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lbeclicafion As the first class to graduate under the Liberal Education Program lL.E.P.l it is appropriate that we dedicate this year- book to two individuals who have dedicated their lives to the principles of education: Dean Jill Claster and Professor Rita Cooley. Jill Claster became Dean of W.S.U.C. in 1978 and in- itiated the L.E.P. format in 1980. Though it has been the program which has brought her recognition as an ad- ministrator outside the college, it has been her unswerving devotion to the members of the university that has earned her the love and respect of faculty and students alike. Rita W. Cooley received the Great Teachers Award in 1967 both for her skills as an educator and for her unusual relationship with her students. To our college, Professor Cooley is more than just a professor, she is an institution. Participating in her classes is not only an educational ex- perience, but a privilege as well. During the past year both Dean Claster and Professor Cooley have been on sabbatical and the college has been the poorer for their absence. It is with love and respect that we dedicate this yearbook to them, realizing that it is only a small gesture when compared to what they have given to us: the gift of knowledge.
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