Umpqua Community College - Tahlkie Yearbook (Roseburg, OR)

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Lounge And Library Students use the library as aconven- i i --.A A: harnlr-thb h an ' , .. h. ient source of refh , , h , .. u erence material as 1 hf hhlf'z- Mul-Iu .i S m t 1 mg! well as an enjoyable 74 . . - reading center. ' 'N' . Jannaa'gxf wigs...- Below, Mr. Church, haw - the assistant librar- h , ian, can be seen working at his desk. Floyd Pasch is intensely studying for finals for once in his life

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Umpqua is not without cul- ture. And it is not with out lectures. In fact three speakers have made their appearance at UCC. In October Roscoe Drummond spoke to a large group about the presidental elec- tions and other world prob- lems. March brought James Meredith, a recent national figure speaking on Racial Peace in Amer- ica. On May 18, Agnes De Mille also attracted a large group of interested listeners. Greg and James Menadith mlax with idle Chat. To add a little entertainment to our program, UCC presented three movies for our commu- nity. The first one, in Dec. took us on The Hunt. This was followed in Jan. by Sun- rise and 11 Grido in Apr. Sunrise added a unique touch due to its being a German- Autobraphs aJWOHE? made silent movie. Its outstanding photog- raphy captured the enthusiasm of the on- lockers. Roscoe Drummond gives his Views on the presidential elections for 1968,

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Don Bronson and Don Hobbs show their evidence to whoever maybe interested. At the lower left, Mr. West, director of student activ- ities, can be seen trying to win his hand at an intense card game in the lounge. The library was used to its fullest extent during the year. Students could be seen studying, and talking, or being escorted out. The Student Lounge became a center of communication. Students took advantage of this by eating, studying, playing cards or Just Sltting and medltatmg. Unidentified standing student contemplates his next move.