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Shown above are two pieces of sculpture in the exhibit now on display in the library of Gulf Coast Community College, the first sculpture exhibit ever held in Panama City.

Preliminary plans for the first phase of construction at Gulf Coast Community College have been approved by the Bay County School Board and submitted to the State Department of Education.

Mrs. Lucille Peters, a distinguished Panama City artist, spoke to the Student Assembly at Gulf Coast Community College on her topic, "Understanding Portraits."

Talks about voting privileges and functions of the Chamber of Commerce were delivered yesterday at the weekly luncheon of the Panama City Kiwanis Club in the Dixie-Sherman Hotel.

Congressman Bob Sikes will speak at Gulf Coast Community College.

News-Herald article concerning donation of artifacts to library.

Twenty students scheduled to graduate at the Rosenwald Junior College Baccalaureate service at the Greater Bethel AME Church.

Around 400 people attended the first open house at GCCC.

Glass sculptures from an FSU professor will be on display at Gulf Coast.

A local insurance agent will teach a class on accident and sickness insurance.