Wallace State Community College - Renaissance Yearbook (Hanceville, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1974 volume:

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We the yearbook staff . with this edition of the Renaissance , hope to convey to you the importance of the seasons of your life while furthering your education . One comes here in the Spring of his education as a journeyman, anxious to learn more . He then travels to the maturation of the Summer where all is developing and delightfully interesting. Fall signals the harvesting of those skills and knowledges one has been cultivating, Winter approaches unfolding the period in life where one recaps the harvest of his education as a Skilled Artisan. an I ,if f-ff ' , MW 1 xg '4 -K ,W ,,W.,, 84 ,aw yr, , A ,av-naw! .,, VN Ai, , 43: , V, ' Q if is 5 J' if 1 we n fi Q 4' f 'ff , ' 'WZ 'I he n , H : , 4 ', -J' A. ,, 2 if Lk' .. , ,J Q Q U aywffl' v. P , ,MMM .www .1 Q41 1' 6 ,M V Wwwawm f' i Q In sv if if 5 ,Z Mgr- ,X.,W.,'Wm., .3 , K 1 A ,. 4.35 4 'iv 4' M ., ,. v K , 1-' 4 ,iv ' ax ' Ar , if r . 5 4 . W MW www v ,f,, .. , . 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He was elected to the Alabama Senate from Cullman and Walker Counties, in 1970 and has been chairman of the Finance and Taxation Committee since the first special session. He is a practicing attorney in Jasper, Alabama and has 4 most recently placed Governor Wallace's name in nomination at Miami Beach, Florida. Z Wx GOVERNOR GEORGE C. WALLACE fNI Advisory Committee: Chester Freeman, H. T. Pruett, Bob Bryant: Not pictured: Herron Drake. 5 ' R2 Dr. Leroy Brown State Superintendent of Education The aim of Education is to enable man to continue learning T. L. Fa ulkner Director, Division of Vocational Education and Community Colleges H. F1 Worthy Branch Director of Vocational Education 5 1 , S ,, , ? IAMES C. BAILEK President 7 15 gigs .44-1 4' 4,5 f., is MJ' -in f f - . . '. , ve M, 5 - , Q OFFICE STAFF Linda Jones, Receptionistg Corene Nichols, Secretary ...i....,, t 4 1 ' K . Q iii' 0 Q a lf , if fm. Judy Roberson, Registrar, with husband, Edward, and son Little Edward. Rebecca Shaw, Treasurer, with husband Don, and children Melissa and Chris. 9 I' . A K M M, ,W A ,Wm V ff' ,, , VIRGIL BAILEY ROY BALL L. P. Gas Service Agricultural Technology 1 e 'a l ,,.1 A V EDNA BARNETT LEELAN BLACKMON Business Education Radio and Television Technician MARY ANNE BOIKE WILLIAM BOWLING Practical Nursing Coordinator, Night Classes Driver Education Related Subjects CHARLES BUTLER FRANK CARR Carpentry Continuing Education Related Subjects an N its . CHARLES D. CALVERT STEVE COOLEY Air Conditioning, Business Education Refrigeration , and Heating J. P. DENSON DORCAS FITZGERALD Auto Mechanics Registered Nursing e i -in JERRY GALIN MYNA GOLDSTON Business Education Registered Nursing LYNN GARRETT DOROTHY GUDGER Drafting Business Education BOB GUTHRIE SUE HAUK Medical Lab Technology Business Education Biology and Chemistry RUBY JOHNSON BRUCE LOVE Continuing Education Auto Mechanics Related Subjects BOB LINTON MANUEL JACKSON Electricity Welding ROYAL LANEY I. V. MCQUEEN Continuing Education Drafting Related Subjects BETTY MAYO CHELSIE McAFEE Cosmetology Human Service Worker IUANITA MATKIN FRANCES MAULDIN Practical Nursing Cosmetology Not pictured: Dr. William Perry Emergency Medical Technician Instructor af SONDRA NASSETTA WILMA PARRIS Registered Nursing , ,av HUBERT POWELL Air Conditioning , Refrigeration and Heating Sewing OTHELL RANEY IERROL SMITH Auto Body Air Conditioning, Refrigeration and Heating LORENE STEWART WALTER STEWART Cosmetology Electricity if MADGI TADROS PAULETTE TRIMBLE Psychology Registered Nursing JACK WATTS RAYBURN WILLIAMS Diesel Mechanics Electronics Technology JEAN WILCUTT RON WOLF Business Education Interior Decorating CEN TENNIAL WEEK- APRIL, 1973 ,M t ,Q I 5 Q . 31 N, Z 9 in 1 i E W iq., 28 Q 5 W, if H if 4 5 mm W ' 13- w. i ff , H mx. WQ5 ' Mg, , QQ 4 Us A 3 Q- E,?k V Q V ' Y 1 5 ,A 1-A f 11 M, 'H Q, . U W 0 f U 1 P 1 5 - 'u - Mft-1:-, N in D 3 5 Kam U i W1 W A W 3H fd X WN 1' H . 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A .. 5' 'Q 3 X -f .. V' XX 1-.r BAM-fi. SUMMER . . . The essence of summer echoes its song in endless music through the mind, that thy future might seem all the brighter in thy dreams. , ' '1 a L lg ,iw , sf ' 'rsN. ' 5 ii 8 3 QSENEEQJDIEQA TIUNS A S 14' 521 fx ,gww GEQR GE C. WALLACE S UF TBALL TEAM First row: Don Ledyard, Ronald Black, Roger Wright, Jim Harde- man, Don Brown. Second row: Larry Miller, Gary Thomas, Arthur Dyson, Larmar Moore, Larry Franklin. Q X 1?-ff' -fm- gkislsnn. T ff Ji' Right: Miller keeps on trucking! Left: Batter is another victim of Don Ledyard's pitch ing. - ., ,,,, , , ,, , , ' - v FN. K, Q66 4...,-..,Q ' L L eh ,V 4 if ut:fs'pr.'-'-f, ff' 't J'- Fa. . f AV , way, way. ,. .X t V. . 2-0.1, ,. J' g f-ax ' ff'-. ,. fvfafw af sf D ,y3fLz',v' .f.,L,,m. 'W - -. ?51 i,:?W?fpLr li 2 H' ' ,,f.i7fqsf,,. 'fe -v-:f'1,ff , P i K Q fi it M , .M t .wg-wsu,-,f 1 wg- .wi W- at 1 l zap 'Ya P ,J 2 . ,, .- .' sag! 5' ffm 5- , va ' mga , 52 gl, I ,f1xN-PV? 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Left: Rhonda Oldacre, Rayborn Williams, Liza Osbornae, Dalton Mclilory , Charlotte Singard, Manuel Jackson, are officers and sponsors. .....,,,1 . -. . . Left: Alternates are Steve McHan, Avery Morgan, George Williams. .-a.4,.,.w.,..-...,...,,....M.,,. ,J A ., ,....-,, eifv. W,-WW..,.,. ,M W W. ?f:Q1m-5535 ,., .WJ 1 r ,. 1 Qs I 4 l . S af Jr 'v4'v - -, N. .,,,.,. , , . . ,N .M......f.-......,. I .,..-N-t..... 5 Y M., ,.....--- ilm,.....,.-..-. 4 Ana. - l R, 1 Members are: Regina Holmes, Dennis Edmondson, Mary Jane Aldridge , Ricci Hud- son, Tony Knighren, Jerry Jones, Mrs. Dot Gudger, Sponsor, from row: Fred Lange Connie Bates. G R 2 N, YE H Q , A 4 film ' .Mlm 5. is A , f' X L I ?5 1u? i!il1f55 ' f ' fm , Y - - 'if W if K. 2 A. at P ' w' . A V , M g. ,. ,s - ' sg. -ii Mi if K - . ' s 3, y.,w ,W g-...auf K b-V ' f y W - A , if 0 2- ff xii ,. . xxx: AL i 5 Y f u. ' L , gs if fg- .wly X 1 S, 55W--Six ri' '--5.4 34 N. 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'L' .W Ay 5 il S A 'Y MARTHA KRAMER DEBORAH WOODS , u u,v 'ws ' x .,,, N if if uw Z Y I . ,,. ,, M ,J M ,A77 W 7 i M , , k?N V i ,,,A L53 -, Q 3 V iz M 'id 7'N g' M' V Nl 1 f 0 5 Q :ff JANITA FREEMAN LINDA SETTERFIELD JANICE CAGLE CQNNIE BATES E' -33 1,523 R ' ' 2. Ki -av 1?f wj'i?'z'fZ eg 'f fs fm, git, -f'1?37-P'r'f,: +? 55' Vim u 495,45 five glitz' 'ze X gh Q-Z,'f.'fEi: fITc,f'+ 04yf: ha,, R L S PI S CES BETTY WATSON AQUARIUS SARAH GRAVES ARIES SUZANNE THOMAS TA UR US RITA JORDAN im Af-cf-ess? CANCER DONNA MAULDIN 3 GEMINI KAY ARNDT 3.1 -, ,, If Y My 1 Sv R ,V,' V, ,Wm VIR G O LINDA SIZEMORE A .ff P LEO LINDA DEESE . , , p .Aff f , C? I A , gi f LIBRA ANN THOMPSON S C ORPI O DEBBIE WOODS CAPRI C ORN WILLETTE BUCKELEW SA GI TTARI U S SHARON PARKER 5 in - , CEN TENNIAL BEARD BEA U TIES WALLACE TECH MISS CENTENNIAL CONTESTANTS Jeannie Sandlin, Linda Deese, Rita Patterson, Debbie Pierce ,N P4 , fb X ,. 1 - -f u., ' I 43, if 4 ' fp L 4 ' . fv M X-:J -33 ,gv-aww '87 .A f 'gy N,-n 'Um W, N 4, X ' 'P was-' --x W -fs'--M ' ,.',1.f....L. A,- '-,gm ' , 'M.'Qni.g...g Qll' . L -- ! eq - ' ' ' 'Q , vp 1 l 'IX v 'Ju- -1 FN x' VPN W' ff ' L Q, V 3 It A Q . Q K .Ut 9 v ' U 1 ...v - L fe, ' f' . Jn ,Q 3. 4. A rs' W. V ,,, M, Z M' 1 mx lo, 1' , I .wP' k f'tJ ' buddy ' ' In U + ' ' -'E '06 Q ' 'il' ff',p'5 J' ' f 9 -'TN 'l '1tf' .- 3 '1o 1' ,' Aww.. Agfa., I . J vc f4 . 5, g UI in, 1 . -, i '. i af , :w 1.4. '1 . 4 f Mr vii ' ' ' f , v J . 1 I f. 4 I ar, ul .1 4 ,d' ' 3 ,KG h fi at . ur-' fm 1' 4-W . M V - ,,,x . '- W' V25 , . 4: . V kg A 5-I' AGRI C UL TURAL TECH OL OG Y Tim Chambers Carlos I-Iarbison David Harbison Bradford Moore Donald Nelson This two-year program in agribusiness combines basic studies in manage- ment, marketing, and technically ori ented agriculture courses such as busi- ness organization , salesmanship , accounting , agriculture economics , animal and plant science. Graduates have such career opportuni- ties as farm managers, fertilizer and chemical salesmen, field servicemen, farm products inspectors, and a variety of other businesses related to the agri- culture field . AIR C UNDI TI UNIN G, REFRIGERA TI UM AND HEA TIN G Craft Committee Milton Lay Shirley Witcher Duell Speegle Ferrel Stevens Not Pictured Paul Boike Harley Young Eldridge Adams Wallace Alldred Garry Bailey Bill Ballew Raymond Banks James Beasley Bill Buckner Harold Burleson Darrell Burns Jimmy Bush Vernon Butts Mike Callan Elvin Calvert James Chambers Robert Chandler 8 Radginal Dodson Benny Dorsett Eugene Fate Charles Fields Ronnie Galligher Frank Gilbert Vernon Goodno Johnny Green Keith Green Thomas Hardin Ollie Harris Harold Harvell Richard Hayes James Hays Terry Heaton Noel Henderson Bill Higdon James Hines Dennis Holland Larry Huffstutler Alvin Jones Charles Jordan Donald Kilgore L. W. Leathers James Leeth Forest Looney Allen Loyd Carl Loyd Carlton Marsh Joe Martin Kenneth Crawford James Crumbley Marvin Decker L 4 X ' 5 Q . Ji . N A two year course to train students for job entry and skills for operating installing maintaining repairing and servicing automatic refrigeration, heating and air conditioning systems Roger Maynard Dennis McAnnal1y Millard Mclintire Ben McMun'y Not Pictured: Charles Burroughs Larry Gamble Ray Kretzschmar James Clements Larry Hudson Jerry Lott Ricky Gaddy James Jennings Larry Smith Jack Morgan Harley Mount Benny Murphree James Owens Harold Parker Gerald Paul Tommy Phillips A. R. Pittman Edgar Ponder Tommy Putman James Ray Robert Renfroe Robert Scruggs Steve Seckfort Ernest Shannon Howard Smith Jerry Smith Orval Smith Wendall Smith B. M. Suits Oliver Taylor Melvin Thomton A. H. Tidwell Charles Townsend Steve Walker Benny Weaver Shawnee Weldon Teddy Willis Wayne Wisner David York Larry Speakman Curtis Stewart Thomas Sullivan AUTU A two-year course offered to give a student work experience similar to that he will be called upon to perform when he is employed. He learns to make a preliminary survey before attempting any repairs. He can determine whether it will be more economi- cal to replace rather than repair a damaged panel, door, or hood. He learns to use hand and power tools, to make estimates , repair the car, and refin- ish it. Bill Atkinson Bobby Bowerman ' John Bradley Michael Cook James Couch Fred Cruce James Drake Walt Gingrich Winford Harris Robert Holland Wallace Holmes Rick Irvin Jerry Johnson Randy Lovell George McKenzie Mike Putman Tracey Richardson Franklin Riddle Ronnie Starmes Junior White Ronnie Willis If BUDY Craft Committee Morrell Wilkins 1970 Auto Body Graduate Jackson Sullivan 1972 Auto Body Graduate Robert Cupp 1973 Auto Body Graduate A two-year course covering the services involved in the repair and mainte- nance of the car, internal combustion, electricity, hydraulics and pneumat- ics. Each automotive unit is approached by starting with the basic theory involved , as the explanation unfolds, parts are added until the unit is com- plete. By following this procedure, each unit has real purpose, and its rela- tionship to complete the car is made clear. The instructor explains the approaches by clear pictures and illustrations, what happens when you turn an ignition key on and start the engine , how energy in fuel is converted into power and the power is transmitted. This automotive mechanics course is recommended by the standard for auto- motive service instruction in schools prepared by the automotive industry, Vocational Education Conference . It covers also, numerous other topics of interest and practical value to the auto mechanics, such as proper attitudes, good work , study habits and safety work habits. Roger Boyd Braxton Brown Elvin Calvert Larry Cassady 3 iq X11 Q ' X ..,1J -., , ' is 1 K :w::?!'A9 i f N is Wyman Collins Keith Cooper Jimmy Drake , .M if.. Gwendol Echols James Garner Wilbert Green Thurman Gregory . ,,,, r,,r, , James Griffin ' ,,,.. 111.1111,,.. Leon Grund 1 Darrell Hayes Ricky Johns Curtis Johnson Raymond Johnson James Jones Dan Kelley Danny McCain John McCoy Delton McElroy Jim Metz Phillip Miller Rex Moses Bobby Nolen Johnny Peek Chester Phillips Thomas Pruett Wendall Roberts Thomas Scott Larry Shadix Tim Smelser Calvin Stansell Walter Sutton Hugh Taylor William Taylor Gary Thomas Ivan Thompson Vester Twitty Troy Wisener Wendall Wisener Charles Wood James Yates Not Pictured: Mill in 'Us Bobby Bowerrnan Phillip Campbell Ricky Graves Hobert Harden Jerry Hendrix Michael Kemberley tx? 'S lu Donald Martin Billy Middlebrooks Louie Miller Doug Reid James Reynolds Douglas Schwan BUSINESS EDUCATION Craft Committee Cecil Romine Dwight Bennett Robert Fields Virginia White Not Pictured Phillip Bitter The Business Education Department is divided into two programs: diploma and degree. The diploma program is an 18-month program designed to train persons for employment in accounting, clerical, and secretarial work. This program does not contain transferable courses and should be entered into only by those persons who do not plan to go on to a four-year college. The degree program is also an 18- month program designed to train persons for employment in accounting, business adminis- tration, and secretarial science fields, but it puts major emphasis on transferrable courses. fi 1-4 n.,l f I I . 95 H Q .XX .N 0 i J N Terry Abbott Mary Jane Aldridge Connie Bates Vicki Bates Carol Bennefield DeAnn Blalock at tttty Belinda Craft Charlotte Cummings Sondra Easterwood 'aw -Q5 .. X rig v X tw, , A :tr .gy us asv QQ' ,' ' ' v . J '53 sry'-'L 2? . , . . X334 QU:-'f .I s -3 fx. Wanda Edge H. L. Estes Janita Freeman Jowona Freeman Sandra Graves Cassondra Hale Margaret Harris Loretta Hays Grady Holcombe Regina Holmes Liz Hudson Nelle Hudson Brenda Jennings Ann Johnson Gail Johnson an -s- 1 Linda Jones Marie Jones Ann Kanaday Sarah Kilgo Harold King Martha Kramer Curtis Lee Gladys Lee Becky Lowry Lois Martinez Paul Mayhall Sherry McEntire Shirley McQueen Marie Neal Rhonda Oldacre Shirley Olson Sharon Parker Cynthia Phillips Debbie Pierce Donna Powe Shelby Rainey Gary Ramey Janice Rider Karen Rodgers Ian Rucks Kenneth Sherrill Linda Sizemore Sue Smith Gail Sparks Hazel Stricklin Suzanne Thomas Abbie Traywick Ann White Barbara Williams Carolyn Wooten Not Pictured: vff R If 1 be f . , aww Qt PQ if 'Z' ff A I y M 3 Y t Q if J 2 Q r M , Q f lu if f ' X 0o 9 QQ QZKZQB QW 3 1, ,,a I Ns.. A! i 'Q 4 P U .y Margie Judd Geraldine Powell Karen Malone John Craft Marjorie Sapp Mickey Whaley June McCoy af SEWI G f x, f 1 X gp 1 Q H 4 ' 't F5 ' A-fix, ...s-wav I We ,Q Aj Rachel Culpepper Eva Davis Mary Hagan Bonnie Patterson Opal Ponder Sewing is a six-week course meeting two nights a week designed to teach the students beginning sewing and advanced sewing. They first learn the basics of sewing such as laying material, cutting patterns, etc. In advanced sewing they learn tailoring, matching materials, making coats, and how to line clothes. New Construction Will Provide Sewing Facilities CONTINUING EDUCATIU Sherry Blackwood Effie Braswell Janice Cagle Betty Connell Judge Fulenwider Sarah Gerstman Cathlene Hall Diane Hart Elsie Holcomb Jeanette Holcomb Diane Jacques Joyce Love Donald Nelson Georgia Palmer Dorthy Perkins Regina Allred Joyce Barbee Lucy Benefield 2 rt I up X Gail Perkins .I shiney Quick p ' Q Shelby Rainey t af Mary Reese : e S fp ' Jeanette Renfroe if Colene Sandlin Clifford Smith Charlotte Stephens Bradley Stump Effie Thomas Sarah Weems Deloris Weldon Louise White Barbara Wisener Clara Wisener Not Pictured: t Charles Butts James H313 Floyd Ponder Larry DeMoss Lisa Mayo Betty Rider Shyiron DeMoss Ricky McDowell William Weems Larry Estes Michael Murphfee Jeanie Wesson A community service course designed to provide students with a background in the basic fundamentals of the five major areas of education: English, literary materials, natural science , social studies, and fundamentals of mathematics. The purpose of this course is to help the student pass the High School Equivalency Examination or other examinations in their foreseeable future . Craft Committee members are Ms Francis Hudson Ms Polly Strickland, Ms Clara Howard and Ms Margaret Rice Not pictured Shelby Kilpa- Virginia Aldridge Dolores Bailey Hautense Basinger Jean Basinger Wanda Beason Susie Black Charlene Boyd Donna Brown Eileen Coker Karen Cole Janet Drummond Vicky Foust Diana Fredrich Sybil Glascock Bonnie Goodwin Janet Hale Ruby Hamrick Myra Hawkins Loretta Helman Gail Johnson Cosmetology is a dignified and highly skilled profession, with financial gain unlimited . Requirements for admittance to this course by the State Board of Cosmetology are a health certificate, x-ray, blood test record, tenth grade education, and be at least sixteen years of age. The course is 1 ,200 hours in length. Judy Jolly Betty Lawson Jean Leipert Irene Mangum Donna Mauldin X - if Angie Mayo Reba Maze Glenda Medders Martha Meherg Barbara Mitchell Anne Moore Judy Morgan Ann Nelson Pam Payne Carol Rusk Linda Satterfield Patti Setterfield Sue Sivley Sara Slaughter Mary Smith Wanda Smith Faye Strickland Janice Tankersley Helen Taylor Rita Thomas Judith Tucker Q, Beverly Vandiver S Regina Via S JoAnn Watts Debra Yarbrough I is Not Pictured: Lanett Hope, Diane Smith DIESEL MECHA ICS :fusing-wa Scott Dunn Larry Estes Not Pictured: Larry DeMoss Sherrell Talley Henry Arndt Herbert Guthery Wesley Weeks Larry Arron Phillip Jackson Terry Yancey David Cryer Owen Miller Raymond Graveman Teddy Harrington Richard James Richard Millwood Verbon Osborn Robert Patrick Terry Ratliff Benny Smith Mark Wood Two year course giving students instruction and practice in all phasesfof disassembling, repairing and reassem bling engines, gasoline and diesel, transmissions, differentials, brakes and clutches. Receives actual work experience on live jobs. DRAFTING TECH OLOGY if .fi 7 Craft Committee - Left to right are: Charles Holcomb and W. C. Pein- hardt. Not pictured: James Kelton and James Martin. Ron Bennefield cr Bill Bowen Javon Daniel . . fi 1 C ,tsl , Keith DeMonia Paul Fuller Dennis Edmondson Jeff Goode Curtis Hamilton ,A Glenn Hammock Larry Harris Bill Howard Ricci Hudson Jerry Jones A two-year course designed to train high school graduates for Technical Drafting Positions and to acquire an understanding of Engineering Design. A Drafting Technician capable of relieving the engineer of many routine problems and capable of promotion to Junior Engineer. V S M sw? 4 M, aw V' R r 4 r gf, Tony Knighten Fredricka Lange Steven McHan Onie Miller James Milligan Jerry Moon Dwight Nichols Paul Owens Gary Powell David Reach Douglas Reese Pat Sauber X x N if XE. xi, Roger Stickney Gary Thomas James Thomas Dwaine White Doug Wix Not pictured: Allan Mattox DRIVER ED U CA TI UN 'Q Driver Education is included in the curriculum as a community service 1 I V1 gl, . Lillian Beal Pearl Bonds Susan Buckelew Vada Burks Evelyn Cochran Dussie Cook Eva Davis Audie Echols Dura Farmer Katherine Heinl Dezell Kendrick Theo Moody Edith Owens Bess Parker Freda Reed Bobbie Queen Winnie Reynolds Shelby Smith Helen Tupper Leola Ward Dianne Wise course, designed primarily to teach adults safe driving habits and to enable them to obtain a driver's license . Students under 25 years of age who successfully complete the course are eligible to receive special consideration on automobile insurance. .tl Not pictured: Lucille Hunt, Rese Marks, Helen Martin, Ann Pollard, Amanda Strickland. ELECTRICITY -EV 1. Craft Committee - Left to right: Eugene Craft. Dwight Webb. Robert Linton , Eulis King, and Walter Stewart. 'lf gs ,Q-.V xl: act Charles Abbott Bill Brown Sammy Bryson Stan Cagle Jimmy Caudle Bobby Clayburn Ferrell Click Jim Cordes Lamar Cupp Richard Duskin Gene Duvall James Dyson James Ege Jerry Ferrell Laray Franklin Douglas Gay Joseph Goidel Gene Hadley B. C. Hale Bill Hardin Jerry Harris Marlin Hawkins Robert Jackson Rayburn Jones Ricky Jones Roger Kirby Lawrence Koncik Douglas Kraft Gary Laney David Luker Johnny Lynn Wayne Mantooth Benny Marsh Michael Marsh Jerry Miner Ellis Mitchell Allen Moore Lamar Moore Mike Murphree Billy Owens Jay Ponder Geno Roby Leonard Romine Guy Rutledge This is a two year course designed to give students an understanding of all aspects of electrical jobs. It gives the student opportunities to put into practice the theories and skills he has been taught by use of lab projects. These live jobs include wiring, use of test equipment and repairs on motors, transformers, and appliances. as A it j ' if W ' by x S X X lt X ' J x X N , l 1 J ' Y, ,mix 1.3 X i ' fa . W' ' ' f 1 R N 4 J X . 1 Y I M J L 1 r I , W-3 H Thurman Ryan Roy Self Keith Smith Michael Smith Randy Smith Jack Springer Jerry Springer Calvin Stansell Bradley Stump Dewell Trammell Jack Wilbanks Billy Williams Dillard Wisner Charles Wix Gary Woolbright Joseph Wooten Roger Wright Jim Yeager Not pictured: Terry Smothers ELECTRONIC TE CHN OL OG Y Craft Committee from left to right are Larry Cason and Jerry Barnett. Not pictured: Sherwin Williams and Steve Davis. DA Y Steve Freeman Ion Fuller Wilfred Graveman John Hester Doug Hill John Holland Harold Huffman Steven Humphrey W.H . Ivey Jimmy Jones R, Don Ledyard Ken Lovell Dale Mayo Terry Ryan Glenn Smith A two-year course designed to teach a wide spectrum of the electronics discipline, to include basic electricity computers, micro electronics, industrial electronics, technical design, pulse and switching circuits, applied mathematics , electronic tool and test equipment, applied science and communication skills. Both theory and lab practical experience on actual equipment are taught. Gary Teichmiller David Thomas Not pictured: Ronald Black, Sidney Goings, Don Minor, Murphy, Bruce Walker, Charles White, James Wisner. NIGHT , . Jimmy Charles Turner Jim Vest Marty Weaver George Williams Not pictured: Lowell Andrews, Charles Lindsey. L' NX Bill Brown Allen Chapman Donald Cochran Jerry Denson ' fr ,... , 'W ,, 2 1 53, Xa, N A, Paul Derrick Jackie Duncan Fred Evans Mike Gilliland Max Graves Donnie Hand Billy Jones Jerry McAnnal1y Kenneth McClain Rex Mosley Wayne Perkins Hubert Powell Eldridge Swann James Thomas Curby Trussell E ER GENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN 'NT A course for ambulance drivers dealing with emergency treatments with which ambulance drivers might come in contact. They learn about all safety techniques. After completing the course, students are qualified for any emergency medical work. Marshell Black Jimmy Calvert Charles Cordes Howard Denney Verlon Drake Barry Goodwin John Hesterley Dennis Holland John Holland Carl Malin Ricky McAbee Charles Morgan Wavis Ponder Henry Reid Isaac Sandlin Gary Schwaiger Roger Sinyard Wayne Smith Ray Thompson J .W. Wiggins It f' ,, ,tif 14,5 , Q H UMA SER VICE WURKER '? K . Q' -f,- 22 5 y Celia Caudle s y PX R ,x ' KayArndt N Ll' ,sf Jean Butts ai ii av' A tl RQ WR A 1 s if 7 ::: W1 - 32:11 .mv , 1 2 ' A four quarter program consisting of classroom instruction combined with clinical experience and practice in institutions. The practical experience is under the supervtslon of the professional staff of the institution coordinated by the instructor. Craft Committee - Left to right are Ms. Elizabeth Thompson Ms. Mary Schwaiger Ms. Lois Pope, Bob Dyer, Ms. Charlotte Dyer. Not pictured: Phillip Garrison. Becky Drake Irene Elsberry Rhonda Hand Wynell Huffman Therman League Avery Morgan Elizabeth Osborn Debbie Peed Vicki Skinner Charlotte Sinyard Arlene Starnes Marsha Turner Ressie Whaley Laura White Dianne Wise Not pictured: Marie Tipton I TERIOR DECORATI G Shirley Clark Susie Henslee Sharon Randolph Mary Terry June Wood A course designed to give students experience in all aspects of room and home decorating. They learn about furniture styles, how to coordinate period room settings , how to buy furniture , how to arrange furniture and fit it into any arrangement . They learn about different types of windows and window treatments floor and floor coverings, wall coverings and finding and arranging accessories. PHARMA C ULOG Y Mullice Day Pauline Dunlap Verda Michelfelder Ann Nuss Thursa Ratliff 5 Mozell Walker Not pictured: Joyce Corbin A Linda Parrish r A course designed to teach students how to chart and measure medications. After completing the course , the students are able to administer medications in the proper doses by reading from doctors' charts. PRA C TI CAL URSING sf. xrvvk N r to -sq xg-f ' 1- i, l x 1 5, 3. 5 xx G P I 1 K if Q 2, Y va ti' 2- I gl ,xxx 1 L MNK M... J., , ei Craft Committee - Seated from left to right are Ms. Mildred Williams, Ms. Ester Timpe, Ms. Violet Sandlin, Ms. Margaret Grabber, and Ms. Marie King. Not pictured: Ms. Francis Wilson. I' Treve Aker Faye Barch Karen Bennett Linda Bice Brenda Brannon Jean Butts Jim Cameron I xff' Rhonda Cleghorn Jean Clingan Laura Colvin Fayron Cornelius Doris Crapps Rebecca Daniel Joan Edwards Sandra Fowler Elaine Fulmer Hazel Godbee Lorene Mann Jan Mauldin Joan Mize Lynette Mize Jay Morton Wanda Nickens Judy Parker Roberta Sellers Faye Sharpton Mary Sherrer Paula Shook Kathy Smith Kathy Speegle Anita Terry Jeannette Thomas Ann Thompson Retha White Sheila Witcher JoAnn Woodall Debra Woods The LPN course is a one- year course giving student classroom instruction including lectures, demonstrations, films and conferences. In addition to classes, about 150 days are spent in the affiliated hospitals in supervised patient cases. Sheila Jackson Brenda Jones Wanda Kritner Lillian Leathers it i lags N 'x RADIO A D TELE VI SI O REP IR T' Craft Committee - Left to right are Carroll Eddins and Melvin Gladney. Thomas Allred Buford Braseale Bobby Camp David Franklin ,I , 'IA 5 H . , X U I . fl This is a two-year course designed to train students to service radio and television receivers and job related equipment. The student learns theory in the classroom and then practices it in lab where he learns the proper use of the wide variety of test equipment used in the service shop. Ricky Gaither Gary Hackney Michael Hackney Ronnie Hornsby Randy Nation Charles Powell David Smith Alice Stewart David Thomas Darrell Wilhite Not pictured: Edmond Sims 099' Newton Shirley 93 REGISTERED URSI G LM. ,.,. 7 f Craft Committee - Ms. Sara Patrick Drl Larry CIOCRCI Vickie Adams Kathy Brannan Pat Brown Willette Buckelew Kerry Calvert Ramona Collier Birdis Cornelius Doug Crowe Carol Davis Martha Dobson Glenda Dunkin Sandy Dyer Sarah Graves Linda Grissom Loretta Helman Not pictured: Ms. Mary Ann McMeans Ms . Ruth Walters 'X ' MI 14 141 ff ff A two-year program designed to give student an Associate Degree in Applied Science in Nursing . Prepares student to function as staff nurse in hospitals, clinics, and doctors' offices upon completion of examination from Alabama Board of Nursing . Kathy Henderson Vikki Jordan Ann Mangum Betty Navarro Ann Nuss Karen Parker Linda Parrish Debbie Pearson Sharon Pitzing Liz Qualls Betty Watson Not pictured: Steve Goldston Joyce Thompson Mary Ann Tillery Loretta Vansant WELDING Craft Committee - Left to right are Allen Nay and Roy Faulkner Not pictured: T. L. Kellum. Clarence Benefield Ron Bennefield Wendall Brooks David Carr Zebiedee Coker David Cryer Wray Denton R.W. Eddy Billy Hunt Charles Junkins Edward Lambert Ronald Leipert Lynn Martin Thomas Matthews Lloyd McClellan Gisli Ricky McDowell Bobby Nolen Dexter Perkins Roger Pitts Earnest Powell Jerry Reynolds James Tankersley Dave Walker Eddie Williams Robert Williams Two year course in which the student is provided with training in various types of welding equipment, weld- ing in different positions, cutting by hand and machine, testing welds, and welding non-ferrous metals. it Wi-if fry 'Mm .qw M if i l ...,, x ki! x MSS L., S 4 2. .as Jisfzz A mayb W V , ri, ,N ,.:, , V ,Q 'S Jw,- Q, ,V El- 'm,: if 'f -z 3' , s ' S ., , A ' 3352 2 l 9 s f 1 ,. xx, - m 1 , '. 'A. My , EAI ff 5 V4 Z ' 'v i 5 iff , V H THE BANK OF BLOUNTSVILLE I Blountsville, Alabama S Your Full Service Bank Member F.D.I.C. Serving Cullman over 40 years Awww f5,ir,,,,,.,,-,Q CIRCLE BEAUTY SALON 15231.-5 1 V -f-W iatouufsvugi 'S I 1 -. Frances Mauldin Mgr. Qffif 2 3 gp 3' t-1+ Carolyn Lambert A E virginia Aldridge C ERAM ICS The Worlds Most Fascinating Hobby E Ceramic Supplies, Greenware and Free Instructions by a Duncan Certified Teacher M Rob's Ceramic and Rocks 1113 3rd St. S.E. Cullman, Al. 739-1677 COLE FURNITURE CO. Authorized Pfaff Dealer With Push Button Sewing 321 2nd Avenue S.W. Cullman, AL 35055 Phone No. 734-4864 WHITES AUTO STORE Toys, Wheel Goods, Lawnmowers, Garden Seed and Equipment Appliances, Home and Auto Items FORBES DIST. CO., INC. 1522 5th Ave. S.E. P.O. Box 1348 D A1 b 35601 THE ALAMO HOBBY SHOP xx . , - .. , cf' , A qv? ' ' . ' , D U Kifdxgggiging .IQ DUK O 8 C 11 A1 b 35055 Ph '734 2158 1 4 1 423 2nd Ave.S.W. 5 A . M P? fi 5' I 5 ' .- 2 4L,,-4 ,,,, ,V ,I X V' A , ,wb I fs' Q ' 2 ' ' g i 4 fg,,,5,: I 'V 1 R C 81 W SALES 430 Green Springs Hwy. B'HAM. 35209 ' HA 'icq uwwM?F WHITE AUTO STORE Hardware , Seed , Appliances , Tires , Toys Everything for The Car and Home 301 3rd Ave. West 739-0232 Cullman, Ala. CULPEPPER TRAILER SALES, INC. ' 'Low Profit Dealer Champion Mobile Homes Motor Homes 901 Second Avenue, S.W. Cullman, Alabama Bill Heatherly Ph. 734-9400 HANCEVILLE APPLIANCE STORE Gibson and Hotpoint Appliances P . O . Box 256 Hanceville , Alabama 352-6747 BRAMCO PRODUCTS Div. Na+ionaI Service Industry Hw. 31 N. 734-0804 K: fir .A :nv r. Q K -' h 'I' ns- 'Zf A . ,,.,.A ' A CENTRAL C BANK dk Of Alabama , N . A . Cullman Ala . 734-1690 A JUSTITIA QUASI A QUODAM FONTE OMNIA JURA EMANANT: CFROM JUSTICE, AS A FOUNTAIN, ALL RIGHTS FLOWJ WITH THE COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES OF THE CULLMAN BAR ASSOCIATION 38 PRESIDENT James F. Berry JAMES F. BERRY RALPH BLAND JOHN H. CHAPMAN TOM DRAKE JUDGE JACK C. RILEY CIRCUIT JUDGE. JULIAN BLAND DISTRICT ATTORNEY VICE-PRESIDENT John Chapman MEMBERS FRED C. FOLSOM STEPHEN K. GRIFFITH DYSON HAMNER ASA C. HARTWIG JUDICIAL MEMBERS SECRETARY-TREASURER J . David Knight JAMES R. KNIGHT J. DAVID KNIGHT THOMAS A. SMITH, JR. F. E. ST. JOHN, JR. F. E. ST. JOHN, III JAMES E. THOMPSON JUDGE ROBERT A. SAPP INTERMEDIATE JUDGE FRED C. FOLSOM COUNTY SOLICITOR Compliments of ' EDMONDSON . SERVICE ,,4 anll 41' Z, N ,',v- , Q ,y' 21, ,,- ij Q ,1 ' ' ' T t 'kzzvnx ,l T eff B 81 B CAFE 108 2nd. Ave. N.W. Home of Chicken in the Tray Mrs. Herman Buchmann Phone 734-2500 1.4114 - Q . t 0 T .wa ,-,,...,, -X , , ' 'A .v N ff .rf D ,, - ' - :avr ' A rav i t '- m y . , 5 4,4 .M -w. '- ' r. eh- 't -5, r . MAYO SMITH GROCERY 81 LAUNDRAMAT 1425 11th St. S.E. Cullman, Ala. Sales Service HAROLD MAYO GUN CO. 320 2nd Ave. S.E. Cullman, Alabama Firearms of Distinction Nickel, Bluing and Gold Plating Roland Ry EVA FURNITURE DISCOUNT Eva . Alabama Discount prices on name brand Furniture and Appliances CDrive a little - Save a lot!J an, Owner 734-8044 We're Happy +o be a Sponsor of George C Wallace Sfale Technical School SIDES VENDING COMPANY mm BRowN's FABRIC DRAKE'S FLIGHT SERVICE 734-9902 CENTER Town Square ' Cullman, AL Southland Plaza ' Decatur, AL Decatur Phone 353-7902 START TODAY Cullman Phone 739-1771 p-' . 'U'-q,. H' - - APEL MACHINE 81 SUPPLY CO., INC. Mill and Plumbing Supplies Welding Cullman . Alabama 35055 We're Happy to be a Sponsor of George C. Wallace State Technical Community College THE CULLMAN TIMES 300 4th Avenue East Cullman, Alabama 35055 Phone 734-2131 Read the Cullman Times for Complete Sports Coverage WORTH RATLIFF Grocery Company Wholesale Grocery 101 First Avenue East Cullman, Alabama 35055 2 'Q 'I I 5 I , ,. - I, I ' f qz' v ..,'Q , 11--.A fy -'ff',.Ipj,-.fg,si.,,,g,-- . ya, IJ !..NA'r. I .v f s f 1 fy..-A 'I' N- ,j7i'Tf' A ..x. 'J' W,-Q.-gf,Lgfs! f 4 STEREO CENTER 1402 2nd Ave. N.W. We Swap Tapes ROMINES Ready-to-Wear-Dry Goods - Shoes Cullman, AL Harlcevi eAL APEL MACHINE 81 SUPPLY CO., INC. Mill and Plumbing Supplies Welding Cullman, Alabama 35055 AUTOMOTIVE COLOR UU., INC. 0 COMPLETE LINE OF AUTO PAINTS A O BODY SHOP SUPPLIES O POWER TOOL REPAIR SERVICE O AUTO A C COMPRESSOR REPAIRS os L. GREEN EQEJSSQECFXIE 200-2nd Ave. svv. , CULLMAN, AL 35055 B HAM Phone 786-7236 734-2484 734-2486 ij W NTED x .iv Jo f' XII O U psfairs A+ S+iefelmeyers Tops and Boffoms for Guys and Gals, Posfers, Lighfs, Incense, BeHs and Ofher Far Ou? Things . . . CompIimen+s of L. B. CHEMICAL n nn n 6 ,L X fff. ,'fffZ'ffi734W nn n n KLJLKQJ Mfr T f-Am l 714 2554 1 Cars EAST SIDE MOTORS B11 THIRD ST., s.E. CULLMAN, ALABAMA 35055 734-25454 MELBA AND DOLON YANCY RES. 739-1157 THE UNCOLA SEVEN-UP BOTTLING CO . Iaspe - Cullman G C HENSLEE INSURANCE AGENCY. Insure In Sure Insurance Phone 734 4371 L. Dwight Henslee -E' W5 TRADE MARK E A 11 Com fx 4.5 -Q, ,,.. I we 5 N -as J Q EA N A5 .5-.U , 'I W . f' 1 1 ' Compliments of MINIT 7-I I FOOD STORE 1 .wh flmfx ,qw 5 K 1 ' . ff' Am? , ,eyw iv f'1 f 3 Ml 3' 101 3rd Ave. S.E P O Box 149 Cullman, AL 35055 734-5281 ROCERY JOHNSON SCG-I-T G M ERRI LL Highway 31 FURNITURE co. Scum New and Used Furniture ADRIAN HENDRIX BILL HENDRIX Home Phone 734-0784 Home Phone 734-8316 VINEMONT CABINET ED WHITE JEWELERS SHOP Downtown Plaza Siorm Door? and Windows Phone 734-3661 Furniture Repair and Refinishing Antiques Cullman, AL 35055 Route 5 Phone 734-1601 Cullman, Ala. 35055 Congrafulafions Io SI'uden+s of WALLACE TECH. COLLEGE MAYOR WILSON BALLARD AND M EMBERS OF HANCEVI LLE COU NCIL: Jarvis Blair Cecil Brown Grover Burks Huberf Jones David Main J. GRADY MOSS DAVID MOSS Cullman, Alabama Hanceville, Alabama C U LLMAN MODERNISTIC SPORTING GOODS Hanceville, Alabama Cullman Sporting Center Telephone 734-3523 Cullman Alabama Cullman, Alabama 35055 Graf Hart Bill Griffin Home - 734-2376 Home - 734-1357 HANCEVILLE HARDWARE Phone 352-2841 Q Hanceville , Alabama If we don't have it, we will get it for you WESTERN AUTO Compgimm AssoclATE STORE CU Drawer C Hanceville, AL 35077 S U P PLY Telephone 352-6482 Grover C. Burks owner G ll S so Clean, so Pure , A A 51? '- GAS it's all Fuel E-JJ NATIONAL BUTANE COMPANY For Information About Job Opportunities in the LP Gas Service Field - Contact Your George C. Wallace Trade School Hanceville, Ala. 216 2nd Ave. S.E. Cullman 734-3422 CARPENTERS BROWNIES GLASS AUTO SERVICE 106 2nd st. West Complimenfs GEORGE ROWE, M.D. fi Q A I A , CRGWN I ka 4:5 CompIimenI's of Johnson Outboards I-65 at Good Hope Exit Cullman, Ala. 739-1836 STIEFELMEYERS I Wheeler Machlne8fPartsBo. C llman 734-3770 CULLMAN, ALABAMA 35055 ' OOMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE MAOIIINE SHOP SERVICE ' CUSTOM ENGINE REBUILDING ' OYL-RE-BOREING FITTING L EAD ECO OI IO G BRAKE DRUM H DISO ROTOR LATNE FULL INE OF OUALI Y NG NE PARTS 9 I Q XX ' . ,Y f , , Q5 .V HANCEVILLE DRUG CO. CULLMAN APOTHECARY VERNE COLLIER PLAZA PHARMACY INC' N tion Wide Funds Raising PHARMACEUTICAL Pm ASSOCIATION g 8 ' 36 gh A1 b We're Happy to be a Sponsor of GEORGE C. WALLACE TECHNICAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE NEW CAR 81 TRUCK FRANCHISED DEALERS ASSOCIATION OF CULLMAN PAUL HUDSON - AMERICAN - HOLIDAY MOTORS CULLMAN CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH MITCHLLE MOTORS DRINKARD CHEVROLET SMITH 84 WALDROP WALDROP APPLIANCE CO. - Guaranteed RCPSII SCFVICC - T 1 ph 734-7006 5 S d nue, Southwest FRIGIDAIR Cullman , Alabama 35055 p1 f BERT HABISON Chairman CuIIman Counfy Commission KNIGHT FREE-INSURANCE Would Like to be Your Friend OA IA HUGH RATLIFF FURNITURE STORE Hanceville , Ala . Your Business Is Always Appreciated 352-6429 GIBBS GROCERY Complete Line of Groceries Hardware - Seed - Feed Standard Oil Dealer Highway 278-91 Hollypond, Ala. 796-2667 rg. HOUSE OF SHOES Mens S6 Ladies S8 103 81h Sr. NE Cullman, Ala. ,- if - -.. Tired, troubled, generally teed off with cramped, crowded and congested mobile home living? Move to Spacious SHERWOOD FORREST 4 Miles S of Cullman Just Off Old Highway 31 Carl William C. CBi1D Bowling 734-1370 352 -2911 X' ' 1 ,, I 1 V' .,'.-is: -f KK. k 6-'15, in 'W ! My I M xv N' ' K M if -ff 4 ' f K W, ,,,, A , W 1 , V r , 2,31 ,H N ea 5 ,'l M H f not T, ,. W V nj wg ,Z KJV , Q M' 4 692 Q' 5 45, ,,, ,af ,gwfw ,Q 1 - H 9 ,Z ' iz , - ,,-, , M ' 1 ' V K , my 1 , l vl yn x . K ' fx A'fVy1,,r,-fwf5!7'1v95 V 5 . V ' fa x .5 .ty ei ,. pg Ji wa f 1 , . -. - Q 'WP f -,.f E ' ' , I aia i f .M , K ,fy . Q , fi., ,f l ,I H K by f-'JM 3.-. if ,jx L11 A I , Al 1 ,ill ,fl 1' .GT . -D f Q arua rjfi 1 'MPER'A'- BEAUTY THE CASUAL SHOPPE SALON Hanceville , Ala . Open Daily Fashions for Ladies and G 1 Owner - Barbara Duckett H S 52- 7 352-2491 3 526 mlW T--AJ l, HANCEVI LLE AUTO PARTS AUTOMOTIVE REPLACEMENT PARTS Day Phone 352-2421 Nionff Phone 134-5087 Your NAPA Jobber is o Good Man lo Know Roy Morrison Bill cook Bill Morrison Ha nceville, Alabama 35077 lu junior U N ITED AUTO ' nllage C H Cullman Shopping comer fupp, Gyoifws eip fpwpb were Happy to be o Sponsor of DA'-EIS GECRGE C' WALLACE 319 Second Avo. s.w STATE TECHNICAL Cullman- AL 3505 COMMUNITY h 1-,1 COLLEGE 1 h g BILL WALLACE VARIETY MACKENTEPE'S Quality Building Materials Discount Prices Ph. 734-6441 Cullman, AL 'DIAMONDS 'WATCHES 'JEWELRY Watch and Jewelry Repair Diamond Setting HART 81 SON CONTRACTORS RES. 81 COMMERCIAL BLD. ED J All Types Construction Downtown Plaza P.O. 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