Lane Community College - Titan Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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The Year In Review. . . , ,,.... - mr- ,W The year passes much like the chapters of a book and one's acquaintances form the characters of it. The setting is the familiar Bethel, Eugene and Spring- field campuses. The book is both comedy and tragedy, both mystery and adventure. It is filled with every aspect of the lives of its characters. This year's Titan staff has tried to preserve some of these actions from the student level as well as from the face ulty and administrative levels. We have tried to capture the excitement of in- tramural sports, parades and the build- ing of a new campusgthe feelings of sac- rifice of time and energy on the part of the Board members and publications staffsg the adventure of students taking part in politics, as well as all the other feelings reflected in the faces of people involved with a growing school. We have strived to express this feel- ing of growth and movement in many ways, by having a hard-bound cover, increasing the number of pages, and by the very lay-out of the pages. If this book would be dedicated to any one person, it would be to Dr. Dale Parnell, new Superintendent of Public Instruction, for it is he that has in- stigated so many unique policies and op- portunities, that have made LCC what it is. I only hope that the school can live up to his expectations, that of not just being in the top l0Z in the nation, but of gaining that first place Spot. It will take determination and hard work to achieve, but if past actions are any in- dication of the type of people LCC has, the first place rating will not be long in coming.--Debbie Jo Briggs