Kilgore College - Ranger Yearbook (Kilgore, TX)

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Opposite page. top-Prcsidcnt McLaurin surveys the construction on the men's dorms. Opposite page. bottom-A worker puts the final touches on a wall in one of the eight rooms of the dorms. This page, top-NVorkers dig ditches for the placement of new water pipes.This page, bottom-KC workers landscape the area where new sidewalks will be built.

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Physical Improvements Made New construction and renovation improved many areas on the Kilgore College campus. The trophy cases in Master’s Gymnasium were enlarged, new lights were installed above the playing court, and new windows and doors were installed. Painters created graphic designs inside the gym. Two men’s dorms were built which housed 40. In addition, three men’s dorms were equipped for wheel chair confined students. Sidewalks with improved drainage in the mall area were lenghtened to cover the walking distance from Broadway to Henderson Boulevard. New grass was planted between the sidewalks. An elevator was installed in the Liberal Arts Building to give handicapped students access to classes upstairs. Handicapped persons also benefitted from the new sidewalk and building ramps and improved parking facilities. 26

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Who's Who Assembly Students Introduced to KC Groups The 1982 Who’s Who assembly began with a traditional choral presentation, led by new music instructor Dale Miller. Following the chorale’s performance, Twink Ross, program coordinator, welcomed the audience to the 48th annual assemblage and then introduced Miller who then directed the chorale and audience in the school song. After the chorale’s presentation, President Stewart McLaurin introduced new faculty and rccongizcd the administration. McLaurin then presented Joe Webb, Director of Student Activities, who recognized the sponsors and officers of various campus organizations. The Kilgore College Ranger Band then marched down the aisle to a drum cadence and onto the stage. Wallace Read, Ranger Band director, introduced drum major Leigh Ann Collins, feature twirlcr Nancy Munncrlyn, and twirlcrs, Belinda Smith, Becky Hudgins, Ginger Hurlburt, Torrie Fowler, Paula Griffith, Lisa Hood. Lisa Lockey, Patricia Martin and Christy Chiles. The band then performed Star with featured soloists Michael Mayfield, trombone, and Stewart Jenkins, trumpet. Next, Rangcrcttc director Arnodcan Bolton presented the Kilgore College Rangcrcttcs, their choreographer and managers. She also announced the newly selected officers: Capt. Teresa Kaelin, Lt. Dana Brown, Ll. Kathryn Ciccio, Lt. Michelle St. John, and Kellyc W'illiams. Then coaches Jim Miller, Carter Williams, Evelyn Blalock and Richard Fothcrgill introduced the football, men’s and women’s basketball and tennis teams respectively. KC cheerleader sponsor Latanc Speer next introduced the Ranger Cheerleaders who led the audience in “ Two Bits.” The band concluded the program with the Kilgore College Fight Song. 28 -v. fftfi'