Kilgore College - Ranger Yearbook (Kilgore, TX)

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Top left Mr. McEiroy figures a student's tees Middle Left Mrs. Turner and Miss Robertson checking students' registration packets. Bottom Left More lines! Top Right Mrs. Speer hands out the necessary registration packets. Bottom Right Mr. Harris doling out computer cords. fvonu 23

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Fall Registration: Efficiency or Insanity? Ah! The first day of school! And this was like no other. Mom wasn't there to fix our breakfast or to kiss us goodbye. Dad wasn't there to wake us up on time or to count out lunch money. We were on our own. Free at last! Or so we thought. Registration at KC was an experience in organization, efficiency, and insanity. We were met by long lines and mass confusion everywhere we went. After going through line after long line, we finally began the task of organizing our schedules. At this point we realized what is meant by higher education—the higher the education the higher the check! —Mike Woods Amid all the chaos, we found thaf our once perfect schedules were worth as much as a three dollar bill. When we didn’t receive the courses we wanted, we tried to restrain from crying hysterically, stomping around, and throwing things; people tend to stare and point when such things happen. At last, we completed our tentative schedules, rushed to get them approved, obtained our computer cards before another class closed, and then turned the entire mess in to someone in charge. After completing the somewhat minor” task of organizing our schedules, we wnet to get our ID cards and parking stickers, and to pay our fees. No one prepared us for ID shock. “This goes in the yearbook?!? Then, parking stickers—that is. if anyone could remember their license plate number! The big event of the day. however, was writing the check for our tuition. At this point we realized what is meant by higher education—the higher the education the higher the check! 72 (vor.1t

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Who’s Who: An Introduction to KC Tuesday. September 15th, was the date set aside for the 47th annual Who’s Who Assembly of Kilgore College. The Chorale opened the assembly under the direction of Bill Holda. who led them in a variation of “Oh, When the Saints Go Marching In. Twink Ross gave a warm greeting to all. and introduced the president of the college. Dr. Stewart McLaurin. Dr. McLaurin extended a warm welcome to new students, encouraged participation in student affairs, and introduced the director of student activities. Joe Webb. Webb introduced the president of Student Affairs Congress. David Odom. Odom then introduced the other S.A.C. representatives. The Kilgore College Ranger Band followed with a grand entrance under the direction of Wallace Read, who introduced the new drum major, feature twirler, and line twirlers. The football, basketball, and tennis coaches were presented along with members of each team. Deana Bolton, director of the famous Kilgore College Rangerettes, introduced the choreographer and managers for the Rangerettes as well as the new officers. Latane Speer presented us with the spirit-charged KC cheerleaders, who led us in a traditional Two Bits” cheer. The Ranger Band played the school fight song, bringing a close to the 47th annual orientation program at Kilgore College.