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.-'Xi L Students acquaint visitors with Shlflel' Pesegfiie believes P3fem5 day is every day- Jim Hambacher explains registration and activities to .lim Shepherd and his parents 4 352, , Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Edwards attend Kay Widdowson's presentation for DECA. campus life ,,...-f Obviously, this professor doesn't like to miss the little details. Parents Day this year combined the talent and effort of all campus students. Each department set up an educational and entertaining program inform- ing parents of scholastic and social activities. Stu- dents, too, learned more about Cochise. Instead of following the same straight path they took the time to walk around the corner to question a new op- portunity. After students became more aware of activities they also became more involved the fol- lowing months.
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offers new opportunities Gary Klute and his instruments provide entertainment in the SU. president, and Frank Marcell, student president, extend a welcome. Now that he is living in the dorm Mark Munguia finds more to do. College activities starting Saturday, September ll, were oriented to incoming freshmen as new and old friends attended Dr. Edwards,s welcome to the col- lege. Afterwards students were invited to participate voluntarily during the scheduled weekend. Saturday and Sunday served as a short introduction to a changing social life, but Monday marked the con- tinuing ofthe essential study routine. 13
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campus life at Cochise L7 A. funk 1'-i 'i.ii.. JT N A 4 Self' ' '-srgtflw Lk 37' i 'yr 7: 'Aix 'X , laffgff - I-.Q -Y V, Douglas students Howard Mangum, left, and Leslie Fitch, right, confer with two unidentified seniors at the drafting table. ri Bernice Irvin, Dave Woodmansee and Georgia Scovel welcome sen- iors. Patty Smith, Susan Hirales, and old friends discuss the future. The annual Senior Day program was hosted De- cember ll by ambitious Red Key members. These hardworking students accepted the responsibility of acquainting visiting seniors with advantages and attractions at CC. Clubs took the initiative to set up information booths to answer questions about their function and activity. One county senior was overheard commenting to a companion about CC's friendly atmosphere and beautiful campus. 15
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