Coahoma Community College - Coahoman Yearbook (Clarksdale, MS)

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t PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE The decade of the '6O's has ended: the decade of the 7O's has begun. During the past ten years Coahoma Junior College and A.H.S. has experienced significant growth in enrollments, curricular offerings, faculty and staff, and physical facilities. The years that lie ahead will present new and greater challenges which can be met if those who comprise the Coahoma family dedicate themselves to carrying out the following resolutions: Students - To engage more seriously in the pursuit of learning. Teachers - To strive more earnestly to whet and to satiate the student's appetite for meaningful and relevant knowledge. Administration - To labor unceasingly toward achieving both the quantitative and qualitative needs of a constantly growing institution. May the decade of the 70's be one of rich rewards! Very truly yours, James E, Miller, President

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PRESIDENT 'W-J JAMES EARL MILLER d

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