It’s plainly evident that the Pueblo Community College has the formula for success. For 82 years, the college, through various iterations and mascots, has consistently turned out talented and respected graduates.

The Pueblo Community College Foundation hosted a weekend of Homecoming activities for former SCJC (Southern Colorado Junior College), PC (Pueblo College), PJC (Pueblo Junior College), SCSC (Southern Colorado State College) and USC (University of SoPCCF-Alumnilogo-480x420uthern Colorado) students who attended college classes on the Orman Avenue campus. A weekend of festivities was planned to reunite alumni from those institutions.

“We are thrilled to have had the opportunity to present a variety of special activities for those alumni who have a tie to this wonderful campus which has been serving the needs of those seeking out higher education for the past 82 years,” explained PCC Foundation Executive Director Martha Simmons.

The weekend of activities featured an alumni dinner & nostalgic bonfire on Friday, October 9 and an alumni breakfast and PCC campus tours on Saturday, October 10.

Don Gale, class of 1949, gave a $5,000 donation and talked to the crowd about his fond memories of meeting his wife there when she was 19 years old. They were married for 64 years.

The reception abounded with other stories of athletic feats, friendships and camaraderie and people hugged and smiled upon seeing acquaintances from long ago.

For more information on the PCC Foundation events and programs, log on to www.puebloccfoundation.org.

 

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