Corning Community College - Corona Yearbook (Corning, NY)

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The selection of college courses is a unique task for each student, since needs, objectives, and tastes difTer with each in- dividual. After successfully completing the first semester Elwyn meets with his faculty advisor, Regis P. Deuel, to plan a program for the coming semester. Look- ing on is Miss Sonya Kulcavage, secre- tary to the faculty. Going through the registration proce- dures for the last time at C.C.C., here we see Elwyn with Mrs. Vera Loudridge, secretary, and Mr. Herbert Pickett, Ad- ministrative Assistant, registering for the second semester. Elwyn further proves there is justice in studying. As President of the Honor Guild, Elwyn and other members plan Pre-View Day on May 1, 1960, for par- ents and incoming students. 25

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Growth is the key word for the library. It has matured from a one-room class- room in the Administration Building un- til it now includes a large portion of the first floor of the Houghton House plus several stack rooms on the basement floor. The library itself, now over 6,000 vol- umes large and growing daily, owes much of its quality and variety to one man—Mr. Charles Miller. Through his previous administration and purchasing experience, the library has become more than adequate for the needs of a two year school. In less than two years Mr. Miller has cultivated a truly commendable library for Corning and its College.