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rw Tiger fans celebrated the con- clusion of a successful basket- ball campaign Dr Nelson, Dr LoVette, and Mr Buechner engage in a 'shirt-sleeve ' work session to expand student housing 'Q 'Q- 1-ewf A W -f Qs aw-r- 'i ' Nearly 100 students were honored at a special banquet for non-athlet- 1C accomplishments Dr Nelson presided, while Dean LoVette and other faculiy made presentatlons 'Rfb 42 l if as , l . 4' I V J, ' ,fl . -f y
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TVA M2 A ' .- N g W I: Y u 1 sig il l wi A W A Dr. Nelson explains the long range plans and reports on the ac- Dr. Nelson talks with parents and students at the reception Complishmems of the College' i following commencement exercises. To The Students Of 1976-1977 1 I Cowley County Community College is an exciting place to learn a living - and learn to live. At a time when college enrollments have declined across the country, CCCC has exper- ienced a steady growth, and the forecast is for this growth to continue. It is not our goal to be- come a large school, but to be a friendly, people oriented institution, that will help students i achieve a variety of life's objectives. Sustained growth, in a period of a declining pool of potential students, will require careful planning, hard work, quality programs, and an attractive campus atmosphere. This is the commitment of the administration, faculty, and Trustees of the College. ' The past year has been one of enjoyment and accomplishment. My sincere hope is that we have helped you to move closer to your goals, and that you will help us to move closer to ours. I Gwen Nelson .-5 .ci .fi PS.
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'iz W i 56' sf v'r.: F. -N, km .,. I . sins 'n:, gt 1 n in Y n v w' ,df I r-e .., W 'Q Q Freshman Orientation is a time for stu- dents to acquaint themselves with faculty, clubs and organizations as well as to tour the campus. This year many first-time freshman and transfer students attended the orientation. Many students felt that it helped them to fam- iliarize themselves with college life. 0 9,2 H W' T -rr- . 'X F 'N Og t ' . -' x, if n J f i I Students listen to faculty and staff explain different aspects of CCCC. The Watermelon Feed was a chance for new students to meet other students, and foot ball and volleyball teams. Coaches Linda Hargrove and Ben Cleveland introduced the players. Some activities included a waterme- lon eating contest and seed spitting contest. The feed was sponsored by SCA. After the feed everyone was invited to go to the Student Center. 3-m. . 'Q s aiif. ,. ..--4.,,-1... -is Em er 539 Q
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