University of North Carolina Charlotte - Rogues n Rascals or SiSi Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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Zhe University of f ortli Carolina at Cliarbtte has not be- come what it has overnight. The opening section of this yearbook has been written to record the growth of our school from Charlotte College to a branch of the University of North Carolina. It has been wnnen as a ioaiX to Miss t OMHie Cone . . .past and future . . . and to £)r. T ean W. Colmrd . . . the future. It has been written as a brief biography of UNC-Cfrom a small school in the city to an urban university. From this point of view, the opening section of this, the first edition of Rogues ' ] Kaseals. might be entitled. A Zale of Zwo Campuses.

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Established in 1946, Charlotte College provided instruction for world war II veterans. Developing from a first year col- lege center, and then to a Junior College. Charlotte College was officially recognized in 1958 as a member of the North Carolina community college system. The first student union was known as the Ow ' s f!MSl vih ch was nothing more than a cubby hole in the wall, and an unbelievably small compart- ment behind a single Dutch door served as the school li- brary. A radio station provided some extracurricular activi- ty, along with the reconditioning of an old frame house for extracurricular frolics— it was taken away from them upon completion of the remodeling job.