Howard College - Hawk Yearbook (Big Spring, TX)

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Upwdrd Bound and Adult Educdfion: Help -for People of All Ages Howard College has 65 students from the Big Spring area who panicipate in the Upward Bound program which is designed to prepare and encourage students to continue their education beyond high school. During the school year, students attend classes and recreational periods on Saturdays. In the summer they spend six weeks on the campus taking part in a variety of academic, cultural, and social activities. In September the college became the Howard County center for adult education. The night classes help people prepare to take the G.E.D. exam and refresh their knowledge before tak- ing college courses. A) Herb Johnson - director Adult Basic Educa- tion , and project director of Upward Bound , and Rosemary Floras - secretary. B) Herb Johnson, Linda Cruz, Leroy McClendon - academic coor- dinator counselor of Upward Bound, Caroline Rekoff - assistant director of Upward Bound .

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. !. ity • .ft.™ 1 4ii Maintenance Depf. Keeps Campus Going A) George Cole and John Herbert. B) J. R. Gould, Ed Strum, and Sally Butler. C) J. T. Broseh - director physical plant, and Travis Gray. D) George Aguliar. E) Debbie Edwards - secretary , and Jerry Broseh . F) Burr Settles, J. D. Smith, and Doyce Piper. k —ii OBsai

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Automotive Student Honored Paul Ubrich, one of John Freennan ' s automotive stu- dents, was certified by the National Institute of Automo- tive Service Excellence in January. This means that Ubrich is an automotive mechanic capable of performing any work on an engine , brake , or electrical system . A) John Freeman - automotive technology. D) Al Long - occupational education. B) Clifford Hale - machine shop technology. C) Norman Backs - industrial technical, and division head of industrial technical.