Cuyahoga Community College - Cougar Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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.,., 5 Jane Nowakowski, Secretary 5, Ms. Diane M. Ruppelt, Asst. Director, Eli Ferenchik, Director fnot shownj ETHNIC HERITAGE CENTER Up there, in the comer of the 4th floor Library, is the Ethnic Heritage Center. Un- less you have participated in one of the many programs sponsored by the Ethnic Heritage Center, you may not have been aware of its existence. The purpose of the Ethnic Heritage Cen- ter is to promote Cuyahoga Community College to the community. This is accom- plished by serving in a liason capacity with organized ethnic groupsg promoting work- shops for elementary and secondary stu- dents and their teachers on world problemsg working with institutions on awareness of ethnicityg promoting ethnicity in on-going classes at CCCQ recruiting students to CCCQ maintaining a library on ethnicityg and presenting classes and lectures on ethnic awareness in the community. SMEDCYL n POLAND I C Q' 'W-YVRIA 75

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BLACK AFFAIRS The Department of Black Affairs provides students an opportunity to develop a deeper appreciation and understanding of the long neg- lected contributions and thoughts of African American, the causes and effects of racism in America and the cultural and historical heri- tage of the African civilization. The Department sponsors such course offerings as Black American Literature, Political Systems of Af- rica, African Aesthetics and Survey of the Black Press. The Department is also the publisher of The Muntu Drum, The Black Ascension Liter- ary Magazine and The Ohio Black Studies Directory. 74 i.iE1'e,.f Q , , Lggwr. ,:r,,, ...A W Booker T. Tall, Department Head STAFF Director Assistant Director Chorale Director Advisor-Muntu Drum Adm. Secretary Secretary Receptionist Student Coordinator Coordinator College Scholarship Program Program Tutor f Counselor Editor Black Ascension Magazine - Booker T. Tall - Joseph R. Lynn - Joseph R. Lynn - jsses Glen - Grace E. Willis - Constance Sibert - Sharon Jones - William Roberson - Bemadine Dickenson - Mildred Ivory - Joyce Jefferson

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W.E.M.C. SUPER 1160 W.E.M.C., the campus minded radio station, is made up of people interested in the college campus. Throughout the 1974-75 year W.E.M.C. supplied infor- mation and entertainment of Station 1160. STAFF Wilbert Williams Anthony Roundtree Les Gaines Curtis Hill Ben Morgan Sharon Hull Alice Mendiola Diane Smith Tommy Jackson General Manager Program Director News Director Music Director Student Advisor Secretary Secretary Secretary Public Relations Em I l I fffy Q C .ii A.'gg', ',:.,b N flili. 1,011-1' 1974-75 TOP 40 Shining Star - Earth, Wind 8z Fire Best of My Love - Eagles Dance The Kung Fu - Carl Douglas Angie Baby - Helen Reddy Can I Count On You? - Barbara Hull Mandy - Barry Manilow We're Almost There - Michael Jackson Philadelphia Freedom - The Elton John Band Satin Soul - The Love Unlimited Orchestra Anything You Want - A Foot In Cold Water Shakey Ground - The Temptations Nobody - Doobie Brothers Shoe Shine Boy - Eddie Kendricks Donlt Call Us, We'll Call You - Sugarloaf I Am Love - Jackson Fice The Thrill Of It All - Roxy Music I Get Lifted - George McCrae Can,t Stop The Music - Daryl Hall ! John Oates Tell Me Something Good - Rufus Put Out The Light - Joe Cocker Jive Turkey - Ohio Players Lady Conducter - Cherry Opera So Very Hard To Go - Tower cf Power I Donlt Like To Sleep Alone - Paul Anka Boogie On Raggae Woman - Stevie Wonder The Guitar Man - Bread Lady Marmalade - LaBelle Hijack - Herbie Mann LOVE - Al Green Free Bird - Lynyrd Skynyrd Love Don't You Go Through No Changes On Sister Sledge The Bitch Is Back - Elton John Try To Believe Me - Ecstacy, Passion 8z Pain Any Major Dude Will Tell You - Steely Dan I Canit Go On - Truth The Moming After - Maureen McGovern The Hues Corporation - The Love Corporation Melanie - Gino Cunico Lovin, You - Minnie Ripperton Pick Up The Pieces - AWB