Wilkes Community College - Cougar Yearbook (Wilkesboro, NC)

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Soarin To Ne w Horizons Moving . . . how we all hate to change from one place to an- other. Maybe so, but the changes going on around this campus are for the benefit of everyone. Special Services moved to the Technical Arts Building and the student com- mons was added in Thompson . 4, u 'SE ,..,., NL tml '- . A 4:15 -1,-,H 4 A Q- ,kv ig a 5 Donna Moore models the latest in college fashion! John Van Meter and Alan Parker find chemistry lab is a combination of working and observing. .loan Wells, Kim Roten, Becky Foster. and Teresa Church work for BSU. Q' 3 X . f' 1 .77 Hall for the convenience of the students. Next, the Drama De- partment is commanding the spotlight this year by doing se v- eral plays and musicals - break a leg to our future ac- tors and actresses. More mov- ing will continue with the open- ing of the Community College 2. .2 -I V- T .Q 7 . ' 1 v ' -Fl ,. -- b' --J an was Centers in Sparta and Ashe County. Then, there will be ro- botics and astronomy classes offered - yes, we 've really got two robots, and even a tele- scope with a dome is in the near future. lt seems that all of us are caught up in the development of our education.

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The world in which we live is continually changing and ad- vancing. As such progression occurs we find that our commu- nity must make strides to keep up. Looking around the Wilkes- boros, we see many sights and events which enhance our lives C ommunlt y Expanding Our Boundaries ii--xx fs .1 . L ,f1 i ...fi f--,.....- ... V---- -M ,ov ., 'ff . ,, f , ., .. ,f- T -1- f ' ...,.,,. ...i...- Q , K If -H 42' . V -f 1 . ,944 and expand our boundaries, making our community an even better place in which to live. T-Wi I V 'H' wh l c There are many places in our commu- nity for students to spend their spare time on weekends and holidays. This is true whether they are working or re- laxing.