Cuyahoga Community College - Cougar Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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CAMPUS PRESIDENT To the Graduates: The road to graduation is sel- dom easy. Many of you have overcome multiple hazards - changes in jobs and hours, changes in family situation, problems of money. These con- cerns have often seemed to over- shadow those of classroom and grades. The achievement of gradu- ation should be recognized as more meaningful for you than for the 1975 class of most col- leges and universities. With this in mind, I con- gratulate you on behalf of the administration, faculty, and staff of the Campus. Yours, David Stevenson President, Metropolitan Campus Cuyahoga Community College 20 Dr. David Stevenson

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COLLEGE PRESIDENT Dr. Nolen M. Ellison CH CUVHIIUQE IIUIIIIIIIIIIIW CIIIIBUB DIS'I'RIC1'I' OPIAICIL 700 CARNEGIH AVENUE 5 - - CI.I-IVI-II.AND, OHIO 44115 IZIGI 241-5966 OFFICE OF Tlili PRI-ISIIJI-.NT To the Class of '75: It is with tremendous pride and enthusiasm that I extend a brief personal note to the graduating Class of '75. It is also a very special note, for your graduation represents my first opportunity, as the new President of Cuyahoga Community College, to experience the transition of a graduating class into the growing ranks of Tri-C alums. Since I can only have this experience once, I shall forever savor its great significance. I hope that this experience is or will, in time, prove to be as rewarding to you as it is to me. Graduation is not an end or a beginning, but rather encompasses both. It is the end of an educational and social experience and the beginning of another phase of your life. Whether you are pursuing further education- al plans, entering a rewarding career or extending your newly acquired skills and talents to your families and community, you are embarking on a journey which I trust will prove to be a lasting, positive experience. I can only share with you my great satisfaction that Cuyahoga Community College played a part toward the beginning of your new experience. It is a fact that Tri-C has experienced great growth since its inception in l963. I know that you have been a part of that growth and that by virtue of that, you also have grown. This yearbook in your hands is proof of that and I hope it will serve as a constant reminder of many pleasant, productive and worthwhile hours at Tri-C. Best wishes for success and happiness in all of your future endeavors! Sincerely, MA. Nolen M. Ellison President 19

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