Black & white photographs

Over the years, the college has offered a variety of sports, including soccer, swimming, and diving for men and women; women's badminton; and men's cross-country and wrestling. From left to right are Rex Duff, Steve Christian, Don Edgar, and Ed Everett.

Students gained practical experience learning modern foreign languages in self-paced laboratory programs.

Sculptor Duane Hanson (left) was a regular guest at the Central Campus art gallery. A Davie resident and neighbor of BCC art professor Larry Tobe (right), Hanson often spoke to BCC art students. The sculpture The Surfer used Hanson's son as model. Tobe and his wife also served as Hanson models.

Hanson modeled his sculptures with gray polyvinyl body filler, airbrushed and painted skin, and then added hair and other details. Finally, he dressed them and added accessories. Hanson died in 1996, 11 days before his 71st birthday.

From the planting of the first tree on Central Campus─a black olive─BCC has grown to become among the State's best-landscape community Colleges.

Prof. Jimmy Woodle leads the college orchestra in practice.

The BCC Jazz Band, under the direction of Mike Black, delivers its big, brassy sound.

Dr. Adams presents Broward Judge James Minnet with a Distinguished Service Award in 1978.

Dr. Adams served Broward Community College from 1968 to 1986, guiding its rise in size and prestige among the nation's two-year colleges. To honor his accomplishments and service to the college, Central Campus was renamed A. Hugh Adams Central Campus in December 1986.

Members of the Ziegfeld Girls of Florida added a touch of glamour to dedication ceremonies of the BCC/North Regional Library in June 1994.