Coastal Carolina University - Atheneum Yearbook (Conway, SC)

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Groundbreaking for Wheelwright Wheelvvright Auditorium and the entertainment it offers is a dream which will not become reality easily. Value is often the product of sacrifice. Happily, the dream is already halfway closer to reality. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Kimbel of Wachesaw Plantation near Murrell's Inlet - longtime supporters of the Col- lege and the community - have con- tributed a one million dollar gift to the Construction of Wheelvvright Audito- rium. The construction of the Wheelvvright Auditorium is an important event for the people of the Waccamaw region and for Coastal Carolina College. , Q, all I ,W ,. ' A .,,,,--12.14 4 .-.sz 1- ' George Singleton Mr johnson Dr Singleton Mrs Kimbel Dr Holderman,Iohn Massey.

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Coastal Bids Farewell . . On May 5,1979 Coastal Carolina bid farewell to 128 students. Of the total, there were 45 Bachelor of Arts degrees, and 58 Bachelor of Science degrees. A large number 1181 received the Bachelor of Inter- disciplinary Studies Degree, while 7 Coastal graduates were awarded the Associate's Degree in Techni- cal Nursing. Vice-Admiral james Stockdale delivered the commencement address. Stockdale's subject was the renaissance of learning in America. Graduates, we will miss you. Good luck.

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Sig Ep Goes National! Mike Shepard, Skip Carrick, Tony Ivey, Simon Spain Sigma Phi Epsilon means brotherly love. On November 10, 1979, Sigma Phi Epsilon became the first social fraternity at Coastal Carolina College to be recog- nized nationally. From 5 to 45 members in its short history, Sig Ep's potential has not yet been fully realized. No one knows what the 1980's hold, but you can be sure Sigma Phi Epsilon will be there. Salute! Tab Ridwell shows his attention span. Ashley Harper with a smile. A Cary lames is always the life of the party. Kent Merril has had enough.