Henderson County Community College - Cardinal Yearbook (Athens, TX)

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Z What is a college campus without its spirited youth? Even in the most serious student, there is often buried deep inside, that spark that cries out for a carefree mo- ment - the need for color, for zest, for excitement, for enioyment. And the student may fulfill that need through one of the many organizations on campus. To many students, club work is a vital part of their ed- ucational growth. And that sense of belonging may well replace the emptiness a beginning freshman may feel on first entering college. At HCJC there is an organization for every student who wants to be a part of one - from the colorful Car- dettes and Cardinal Band to the political groups, or the national honor society or the civic clubs or the literary publication. SPIRIT AND ENJOYMENT T0 COLLEGE LIFE

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ff' ' Though we have a tendency to gravitate toward others, our existence continues to remain within our own realm of uniqueness. We are each individuals and we take an uncommon pride in our differences from others. Ourthoughts, motivations and actions are molded from an exclusive set of values, concepts and attitudes. Though we are constantly harassed to change our ways and means, we revolt at the very idea of adoption. We hold precious and take pride in these innermost ideals for they set us apart from the crowd. The meaning of existence is seen in doing our own thing, whether it be before the lights, in the classroom, on the iob or just hanging in there. 4..- ,Mft l A me