Wilkes Community College - Cougar Yearbook (Wilkesboro, NC)

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,,, Helen Markle a transfer student working on an English major, was the Chief Editor. . . p - of Student Development, Advisor. EW PAPER STAFF EXTRA!! EXTRA!! D, READ ALL ABOUT IT THE IN COLLEGE PAPER CQUGAR Dr. Frances J. Hendrix Chairperson of Mathematics and Science Department, Advisor. lst row: Todd Page, Ann Joyner, Greg Griffin, 2nd row: Ooi Lyn Hin, Keith Whitley, 3rd row: David Wiles, Kevin Miracle, Hope Moore, Wanda Burns, Pat Nelson CRY he 1986-87 Cougar Cry overcame the heavy schedules of the dedicated Journalists and became a successful and informative college newspaper Successfulq No it did not make mon ey but it was a free paper and was successful because students read it The Cougar Cry was de pendent on the readers The journalists knew that they were doing something right every time a student read each 1ssue of the paper Over the course of the year the journalists let the faculty and students know what was happening on campus The paper cov ered enlightening events like the construction of the scaplng of the new gar dens It introduced new courses being offered and filled in the blanks with stories of interest know! edge and the facts As editor of the 1986 87 WCC Cougar Cry I would like to say thank you to the journalists for all the hard work Many thanks also to Dr Bob C Thompson and Dr Jo Hendrix for their consistent support But most of all I would like to thank you the readers for supporting our paper Helen Markle , - 7 7 tennis courts and land- , - 5 3 NEWSPAPER f I7

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ST DE G0 ERNM N Link Between Staff And Faculty he Student Government Asso ciation was the major link be tween students faculty, and administration for the 1986-87 school year. Composed of students that rep- resented the Executive Council tSophomore Class Officers and Sena- tors and Freshman class officers and senatorsj, members of the sophomore class were elected in the spring and members of the freshman class were elected early in the fall. Getting the year off to a great start, SGA executive president, Wayne Ma- cemore welcomed the new freshman Other SGA members made sure that the freshman picnic went smoothly as they passed out chicken dinners and drinks Giving students a chance to socialize and make new friends they also sponsored the end of the summer dance. Other events like the halloween cos- tume contest, the UNC at Holly Farms Gong Show, football and vol- leyball intramurals, the Dating Game, talent events with the right decora- tions, members made possible for stu- dents to dance their troubles away. Copy con't pg 21 t.t, if , . X 'straw Q3 ' N, Y f swf ,QF , . s X ff f H7 . ,,. ,, , ,s 1' X e ww X fa W ,, ,s ,fuk . , , is Q f ,sv X ,M s f Sw sr S -s. ff eff tif W., Q , ,. ff 3 fff - 14: . ,, 7, fs as fcfaswatsffsfa gg 5-VSV ,. giciisieviiculgzi gllgxserinfio11rtgedgrgAM2':geTRZ2itgig,reCecelia Johnson, Secretary, Robin Triplett, Vice Students enjoy H picnic on Freshman Reglstrauon day 18-SGA 5 , 1 I 5 2 . f It ' f , v ,seg that was sponsored by the SGA.