Wilkes Community College - Cougar Yearbook (Wilkesboro, NC)

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6'Hats ffl' To Our Students And Campus J. .,.. -. a ,' A 4. .404 -' . lr I ' I Joey Weatherman and Olwyn E. Cata- han begin the new year as freshmen They are getting acquainted in the stu- dent commons. ,Magi .3 xii' J! i - College Experience . . . we all tasted a tiny bit of it during the 198 5-86 school year. From that early 8 olclock class to the one we liked the most . . . such as P.E. or Drama the past school year has been one to re- member with clarity and hap- piness. When driving onto the campus this year we noticed something different. The beau- tiful campus! The flower gar- dens were the results of the Horticulture studentls pro- jects. Some of us were lazy, but others were hard at work. Work that's the name of the game . . . the 3173 students enrolled during 1985-86 began to work on their future on Sep- tember 4. Whether the work was technical, vocational, or college transfer, the experience began a new volume for 1985- 86. Wanda Atwood, Cindy Triplett, and Ricky Byrd enjoy the day of events at the Sexiest Man Contest. 2 - College Life 5. .gf l. ff - jig AEG! .V - ,gr ' ip! . it wrt! 4 A lm. .sf H . V, ,ff in ' , ft - fu .af . xx - Kilt L: 'tffv' Y X .

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The freshmen find as many places outside as possible to study and eat during the freshmen picnic. One of those places is the steps leading to the Technical Arts build- ing. Stanley Blackburn, at the top of the stairs, is sitting on the eleventh step out of 100 leading to the Technical Arts Build- mg. '1ffi, ':.2 .ff si 'bf el -Q Chris Poteat, a freshman student in the radio broadcasting program, is one of many sitting on the beautiful rock wall surrounding Hayes Hall at the freshmen picnic on August 30, l985. 4 A- Freshmen Picnic