Clinton Community College - Praecursor Yearbook (Plattsburgh, NY)

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ADMINISTRATION To The Class of 1976 More than two hundred years ago our forefathers stood on this bluff overlooking Lake Champlain and dreamed of what life might be in this beautiful area. Little did they know that two hundred years later the class of ’76 would stand on the very same bluff over- looking this beautiful Lake Champlain and know the cherished history of those years between 1776 and 1976. As you, the Bicentennial year class of ’76 the sixth graduating class of Clinton Community College progress to tomorrow we wish you continuing success. It is our hope, also, that as the years go by you will not only look back at your years at Clinton Community College as a collection of most cherished experiences among your fondest memories, but also look ahead as did our forefathers to what life can be tomorrow. Sincerely, Alfred B. Light -6-

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1976 A MESSAGE TO THE GRADUATES 1976 The class of 1976 will hold a special place in my collection of fond memories as does the class of 1970. The class of ’70 was the first class to graduate from Clinton Community College while I had the privilege of being their Academic Dean and your class will be the final class to graduate while I have served as your Chief Academic Officer at Clinton Community College. For some of you this commencement marks the beginning of a series of steps toward your goals of academic achievement which will culminate in a productive endeavor. For others this commencement is the fruition of a period of discipline and sacrifice which will also flower into a productive endeavor. For all of us it marks a measure of achievement. It is a time for rejoicing and looking ahead for what tomorrow will bring. Congratulations and best wishes to you Vice-President and Academic Dean GREETINGS TO CLASS OF 76: On behalf of our Student Personnel Services staff, it is my pleasure to offer con- gratulations and best personal wishes to you - the class of 76. For the many of you who will continue in your higher education efforts, we hope that your first years here at Clinton have been enriching and intellectually challenging. For those whose studies have been guided toward specific career objectives, we wish you the best of success as you pursue your voca- tional goals. We will sincerely welcome your ideas in the years ahead on how we can better serve the students who follow you in providing for the best possible educational assistance. It has been an exciting challenge working with you and we hope that Clinton Community College will long remain a pleasant memory of worthwhile achievement. WILLIAM T. EVELETH Dean of Student Personnel Services -7-