Asheville Buncombe Technical Community College - Yearbook (Asheville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1977 volume:

MOUNTAIN TECH 1977 Asheville-Buncombe Technical Institute Volume XV TABLE OF CONTENTS ACTIVITIES SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS STAFF AND FACULTY CURRICULA 2 Memories Light The Corners Of My Mind, Misty Watercolored Memories Of The Way We Were. 4 Scattered Pictures Of The Smiles We Left Behind. Smiles We Gave To One Another — For The Way We Were. 6 If We Had The Chance To Do It All Again, Tell Me, Would We, Could We ... .11 Memories May Be Beautiful And Yet What’s Too Painful To Remember We Simple Choose To Forget. ym ca II cl ■ LAUGHTER WE WILL REMEMBER, WHENEVER WE REMEMBER THE WAY WE WERE. 10 ELECTION DAY This year ' s Student Senate election was held in the gym on October 27. Entertain- ment was provided by Sid the Surf and the Big WISE Sound Factory. The food was pre- pared by our own Hospitality Department. Speeches were given and the officers elected. The Student Senate officers for 1977 are: Charlene Jaynes, Pres., Danny Phillips, V. Pres., Cheryl Moody, Sec., and Theresa Roskam, Treas. 12 13 MISS A-B TECH, HER COURT, HER DANCE The mood was light and the spirits high at this years annual Miss A-B Tech Dance. Music was provided by Crosswinds. The magic moment came when Sharon Gentry was crowned Miss A-B Tech 1977. Nancy Coward, Sharon Pettijohn, Sharon Carter, Peggy Davis, Martha Armitage, Missy Brunner, Vickie Stempson, and Diane Minter made up her court. The refreshments were free and everyone had a good time. 14 15 m | mm O C £,3. C 5 Ml ? • . J- V -i ' « friT. “ 17 18 19 WATERMELON CUTTING A-B Tech students and instructors cele- brated the Bicentennial on July 2 with a watermelon cutting. Students were ex- cused from classes for two hours and everyone had a wonderfully wet time. MOUNTAIN HERITAGE Having fun was the name of the game at the Mountain Heritage Fair held October 2 at the Smith-McDowell House. Enter- tainment was provided by local clog teams, musicians, and speakers. The old magnolia tree served as a backdrop for Mr. Howard Hanger ' s presentation of 1776 history, as seen by Benjamin Frank- lin. An auction held at the fair raised nearly 800 dollars for the restoration of the Smith -McDowell House, which is now over 130 years old. HSfgHjB x ' n os,. 22 23 24 I |NI SAV if B 0««C WOMAN 25 LEADERSHIP LAB OCT. 17-19, 1976 The way is long --let us go together The way is difficult --let us help each other The way is joyful - -let us share it The way is ours alone --let us go in love The way opens before us --let us begin J7M i MM _ A . ivjlH 26 Lord, help me in my searching- Let there always be New mysteries to behold- New questions to pursue- New horizons to seek! 27 MR. FINGERS Amazement was on the faces of all who saw Mr. Fingers perform his feats of magic. A-B Tech was very fortunate to have this wonderful magician perform for us early in the fall quarter. His tricks were baffling and entertaining. GRADUATION Graduation- A time for saying goodbye and stepping out into a brand new world. On August 27, 471 A-B Tech seniors took that step. It was a lot of hard work, but it was worth it. 1 1 i ! 9Kf mm r murne 32 ATOMICS - VS - FACULTY 38 39 1976-77 CHEERLEADERS The Mighty Atomic Cheerleaders are a group of dedicated hard-working girls that work to keep the spirit here at A-B Tech alive. They put in many hours of hard practice, but are always full of energy and ready to support our team. These girls keep our thoughts going in one direction- -TO WIN!! 40 Left: Cindy Lance, co-captain Right: Andrea Rhodamer Above: Nancy Coward, co- captain Below: Debbie Lance Above: Peggy Davis Above: Yvonne Martin Right: Cheryl Moody 42 Each day we have the freedom to make decisions, meet new people, share experiences with each other. Our school years should help us to appreciate this freedom. A-B Tech was unable to have a girls basketball team this year because the girls did not use their freedom to make this decision. This page of our 1977 yearbook is dedicated to the girls who did attend those few prac- tices, the ones who wanted to make A-B Tech have the freedom to make decisions, the ways to meet new people, and the chance to share experiences with each other. We hope that in the future the girls of A-B Tech will appreciate and use this freedom and make a wise decision. 44 45 46 legf tv f § m 1 Si 1 A , r ' |vB| .fll iJpB I  XM in i THE JUNIOR AMERICAN DENTAL HYGIENISTS’ ASSOCIATION AND AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR PREVENTIVE DENTISTRY Preventive Dentistry President: Marsha Elliott Vice-President: Linda Coope Secretary: Kathy Kirschner Treasurer:Phyllis Staton Advisor: Ann Evans JADHA President: Sharon Hurst Advisor: Beth Seegars 48 mnumun STUDENT NURSES’ ASSOCIATION OF NORTH CAROLINA The A-B Tech Student Nurses ' Association promotes interest in the nursing field. Mem- bers enjoy such activities as lectures by professionals and community projects. 50 Jiff. YE MOUNTAIN HOSTS President: Suzanne Whitaker Vice-President: Dave Plemmons Secretary: Joanne Doster Treasurer: Ann Chiles Advisor: Jeff Myron •N 51 52 WHO’S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN JUNIOR COLLEGES Those chosen for Who ' s Who are second year stu- dents whose academic standing and participation in extra-curricular activities and community service are decidedly above average. These students receive both local and national recognition, are included in the Who ' s Who pub- lication, and receive personalized certificates which are awarded at their respective schools. Above: JEFF S. BEEBE Second year-Mechanical Engineering Second year: senator, curriculum representative, intramural football team, leadership workshop, tour guide for incoming freshmen. Committees: athletic, executive, elections, refreshments, and catalog. Right: SHARON G. CARTER Second year-Secretarial Science Baptist Young Women and Youth Choir, Firts Year: Secretary for student government, technical assistant-Bits and Pieces, Second year: assistant editor-Bits and Pieces, Miss A -B Tech Court, senator, curriculum representa- tive (two years) Committees: athletic, elections, and homecoming. 53 Above: NANCY COWARD Second year: Secretarial Science First year: cheerleader, leadership workshop, Miss A -B Tech poster committee. Second year: razzle dazzle tag football team, cheerleader captain, Miss A-B Tech Court (two years). Committees: Christmas party, Miss A-B Tech band, Miss A-B Tech poster and homecoming. Above: ROBERT T. HARWELL, III Second year-Business Administration Peer tutor- three quarters, technical assistant for Bits and Pieces (two years). Second year: senator, leadership workshop, orien- tation leader, student representative, Alpha Psi, Industrial and Trade Fair. Committees: elections, survey, and Miss A-B T ech band. Left: RON G. GENTRY Second year-Business Administration Second year: senator, Bits and Pieces staff, tour guide for incoming freshmen, leadership workshop, tour guide for high schools, orientation leader. Committees: elections and concessions. 54 Above: ROBIN D. HARWELL Honorable Mention Second year-Office Technology Peer tutor for two quarters; Second year: Alpha Psi, Industrial and Trade Fair representative, leadership workshop; Committees: Christmas party, elections, Miss A -B Tech, homecoming dance. Above: CHARLENE L. JAYNES Second year-Business Administration Baptist Young Women and Youth Choir, First year: campus communications and co-chairman of publicity committee, most outstanding first year senator, copy editor of yearbook, technical assistant for Bits and Pieces. Second year: editor of Bits and Pieces, president of student government, leadership workshop. Right: DRAMMA SHRIVER Second year-A ssociate Degree Nursing Work studv for three quarters; First year: student senate picnic chairman, most school spirit, senator, vice-president of Student Nurses Association, Committees: Who ' s Who, game concessions, field day picnic, Miss A -B Tech refreshment, homecoming dance. Second year: president of Student Nurses Association, senator, yearbook technical assistant. 55 DEDICATED TO THE SERVICE OF THE INSTITUTE ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA ,UME VII, NO. 2 ASHEVILLE-BUNCOMBE TECHNICAL INSTITUTE OCTOBER, 197 Left: Mark Braine, Editor Lower Left; Left To Right: Celia Tauscher, Advisor, Mark Braine, Doris Capps, Winifred Grant, and Kem Smathers Lower Right: Donna Kirby and Joyce Hickok Not Pictured: Janice Self, Richard Croom, Cartoonist, Rick English, Photographer 56 ASHEVILLE. BUNCOMBE TECHNICAL INSTITUTE. Bits £ Pieces Editor - Charlene Jaynes Assistant Editor - Sharon Carter Technical Assistants - Theresa Roskam, Danny Phillips Ron Gentry, and Kevin Warren For the Week of Jan 0 31 - Feb 0 4 1. Sharon Carter, Assistant Editor 2. Theresa Roskam, Technical Assistant 3. Kevin Warren, Technical Assistant 4. Charlene Jaynes, Editor, Ron Gentry, Technical Assistant 57 ANNUAL STAFF The staff of the 1976-77 yearbook would like to tell you just how much we enjoyed prepar- ing this annual for you the students of A-B Tech. It is a lot of hard work, but in return we have the fun and fulfillment of a job well done. We owe a lot to our advisor, Mr. Jim Drummond. We thank you Mr. Drummond. We love you! Above Right: Jim Drummond, Advisor Middle Row; Left To Right: Peggy Davis, Co-ordinating Editor Linda Branson, Copy Editor Pam Bush, Sports Editor Bottom Row; Left To Right: Kevin Warren, Layout Editor Pam Cauble, Layout 58 Above: Theresa Roskam, Editor Linda Davidson, Copy David Jordan, Photography Cheryl Moody 59 STUDENT SENATE The Student Senate is a group of dedicated people who show up at seven a. m. each Monday morning to discuss problems and ideas concerning A-B Tech. They work together to give stu- dents a voice and to keep them informed. Back Row: Left To Right- Theresa Roskam, Treasurer; Cheryl Moody, Secretary Front Row: Left To Right- Charlene Jaynes, President; Danny Phillips, Vice-President 60 61 ADMINISTRATIVE COUNCIL Membership : 1. The President of the Institute 2. The Vice-President of Instructional Services 3. The Dean of Evening Programs 4. The Dean of Continuing Education 5. The Director of Personnel 6. The Vice-President of Student Services 7. The Vice-President of Fiscal Services 8. The President of the Faculty Organi- zation 9. The Chairman of the Institute Forum 10. The President of the Student Body Purpose: To advise the President on matters per- taining to the overall operation of the Institute program and to keep the Presi- dent informed of the progress, prob- lems, and needs in the various divisions. The Council shall also serve as one com- munications link between the President and the divisions to facilitate operations and functions of the Institute. 64 FACULTY ORGANIZATIONS The purpose of the organization is to partici- pate in the formation, implementation, and review of institute policy and to provide means for the faculty at act effectively on educational policies at A-B Technical Institute, especially those concerned with: 1. Admission standards and policies. 2. Academic activities, curriculum develop- ment, the appraisal and improvement of the educational process, methods of teaching and testing. 3. Certificate, diploma, and degree -granting functions. 4. Appointment, promotion, and retention of faculty members. 5. Faculty welfare 6. Student affairs 7. Planning for Institute growth and develop- ment. 8. Faculty In-Service programs. 9. Other matters, not previously included, which directly or indirectly affect educational policy and activities. 65 ACADEMIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE The Academic Affairs Committee will serve as the coordinating body for curriculum objec- tives and other academic matters. This com- mittee shall assume responsibility for imple- mentation of general policy and specific aca- demic details as determined by the governing body through the President of the Institute. This committee shall serve to insure that the scope and nature of the curriculums is relat- ed and defined in the overall stated purpose of the Institute and in keeping with available re- sources. Membership: 1. One representative from each of the six educational divisions, elected by members of the division. 2. The President of the Student Body or his appointee. 3. Continuing membership will consist of: a. The Dean of Evening Programs b. The Librarian c. The Registrar Non-Voting Membership: 1. The Dean of Instruction shall serve as permanent chairman. 2. Any faculty member. 3. Instructional Directors. 4. The Learning Lab Coordinator. 66 ADMISSIONS COMMITTEE Purpose of Admissions Committee: 1. To consider for admissions those students whose credentials are bor- derline for placement into the cur- riculum of their choice. 2. Review all applications for read- mission. 3. Review all applications and test- ing procedures. 4. Determine the criteria for place- ment within all curriculum areas. Membership is appointed by the Vice President of Student Services. Present voting membership: 1. The Vice President of Student Services 2. The Registrar 3. The Dean of Evening Programs 4. Four faculty members 5. One student -Recommended by the Student Senate The Director of Counseling Services serves in a non-voting capacity. 67 IN-SERVICE EDUCATION Purpose of In-Service Education: 1. To act as an educational agent effecting changes within staff and faculty 2. To serve as a liaison between the faculty ' s needs and those that can fill those needs. 3. To promote thinking and working together among faculty and staff. 4. To investigate details involved in offering requested courses on campus. 5. To be of maximum service and assist members of the Institute in every way pos- sible. 6. To meet the needs of faculty and staff with educational opportunities. Membership consists of: 1. One elected faculty member from each division with an additional representative from the division providing the chairman. 2. One member of the administrative staff. 3. Vice-President of Instructional Services Term of membership: Three years. Vice-President of Instructional Services shall be a permanent member. 68 INSTITUTE FORUM The purpose of the Institute Forum is to make recommendations to and advise the President on matters pertaining to the overall well being of the Institute faculty, staff, and students. The Forum serves as an overall coordinating body representing all Institute personnel and recom- mends action consistent with policy as established by the Board of Trustees, State Board of Education and the general statutes of North Carolina. The Forum is specifically concerned with: a. Faculty, staff, and student welfare b. Planning for Institute growth and development c. Professional enrichment of faculty and staff d. Considering matters and problems presented to the Forum by the President of the Institute e. Recommending accion on any matter not specifically assigned to some other officially designated group or individual 69 LRC BUILDING COMMITTEE The primary function of the LRC Building Com- mittee was to define the needs of the instructional program in terms of a building program that would guide the architects in designing the new Learning Resources Center. This building program in- dicates the functional aspects of the building, showing spatial relationships, production and public service areas, projected seating capacity, volume capacity and staff requirements. The building program also outlines for the architects the long-range requirements, justification for the new LRC, and a projection of needs and priorities. Each instructional division of the Institute was re- presented on this committee, a long with repre- sentatives from administrative areas and the Learning Lab. A wide scope of participation will help insure a new LRC building which meets the needs of the Institute and community. 70 STUDENT FINANCIAL COMMITTEE The purpose of the Student Financial Com- mittee is to establish principles, policies, and procedures for the total operation of the Institute ' s Student Financial Aid Program. Membership consists of: 1. The Director of Financial Aid 2. The Business Manager 3. The Registrar 4. The Director of Counseling 5. Two faculty members from the Division of General Education appointed by the director of the d ivison. 6. One student selected by the Student Senate. 71 72 AUDIO-VISUAL DATA PROCESSING TECHNICIANS Rick English, Audio-Visual 73 OFFICE OF STUDENT SERVICES Jack Davis, Vice-President, Student Services Middle Row: Left T o Right Glenn Anderson, Financial Aid Director Frances Johnson, Registar Paul Hensley, Veterans Service Officer Group Picture: Left To Right Connie Rice, Norma Fulghum, Vanessa Northcutt, Fran Hensley 74 COUNSELORS T om Hansen, Director of Counseling Bottom Left: Jim Drummond, Counselor Assistant Bottom Right: Mary L . Carpenter, Counselor 75 LIBRARY When you need to get away to a quiet place to study, read, research, or just think, the library is the best place to go. It provides a pleasant atmosphere and a convenient location for all students. Martha Kuykendall Peggy Kyle ff i I I ;ulj Shirley McLaughlin Otis Allen Billie Dalton 76 ASSOCIATES GROWING . . . A new addition to the A-B Tech campus is a Learn- ing Resources Center formerly known as the Li- brary. The new center will consist of a library, audio-visual section, and a future location for the Learning Lab. The new double level building will seat 120, with a book capacity of 30,000 vol- umes. A very special added attraction is a beau- tiful lighted open stair- well. 77 LEARNING LAB A very important educational resource of A-B Tech is the Learning Lab. The Learning Lab is a program designed to help individuals achieve and reach objectives in their ed- ucational life. The trained personnel are always ready to become involved in help- ing all that come for guid- ance and learning. 79 BOOKSTORE CONSULTANTS 81 1 . Albert Awald 2. Julia Bemis 3 . Rex Blakeney 4. John Bolhuis 5. Metta Buckner 6. Brenda Causey 7. Mau rice Clarke 8. Dietrich Knerr 9. Kurt Truax 82 Steve Creasman 5. Kathryn Daughton 9. William Dickinson Richard Croom 6. W.J. Davis 10. Kenneth Driver William Collins 7. Henry Dawkins 1 1 , Ann Evans Doris Cunningham 8. Maxine Deweese 12. Albert Freeman 83 1. William Fisher 2. Sallie Graves 3. Thomas Gaffigan 4. Ed George 5. Joyce Gouge 6. Jo Graybeal 7. James Hagan 8. Bill Haney 9. Michael Holcombe 10. JoAnn Holderman 11. James Hurley 12. Max Hutchins 84 1 . Robert Israel 2. Fredr ick Johnsson 3. Paul Keicher 4. William Knight 5. Jewel McDaniel 6. William McDowall 7. Martha Marshall 8. Robert Morrell 9. Sara Morris 10. F aye Muse 11 . Charles Noblitt 12. Doug Nodine 85 9 1 . Judith N oth 2. Estelle Nowicki 3. Robert Parker 4. J ames Paxton 5. Howard Ponder 6. Ellen Price 7. Howard Ray 8. J ames Rhea 9. Margret Seegars 10. Sherry Shields 1 1 . T oby Shook 12. Ron Sluder 86 1 . Stans Sluder 2. Bernard Smith 3. Bonnie Sayler 4. Robert Swan 5. Celia Tauscher 6. Maxie Welch 7. Robert G. Werth 8. Laura West 9. Richard White 10. David Wolfe 11 . J ohn Woody 12. Joyce Parris 87 BOARD OF TRUSTEES John Erichson, Chairman TOP MIDDLE ROW: Jack E. Cox Gordon Greenwood Ernest Mills Herbert Coman Dave Robinson, Vice-Chairman BOTTOM MIDDLE ROW: Joe B. Roberson, D.D.S. Elizabeth Harper William M. Morgan Richard A. Wood, Jr. PRESIDENT Each year brings change at the institute- -new faces, new buildings, and new opportunities. Asheville -Buncombe Technical Institute has grown from a mere concept to a vibrant reality. Students concerned with occupational preparation, instructors concerned with providing educa- tional experiences that are practical and meaningful, administrators concerned with faculty expansion, and board members concerned with securing funds and developing policy. All make up the complex of this institute. As you leave the institute, we hope that you will be prepared for a lifetime of working in a field that will be rewarding and satisfying. We also hope that you will remember your stay with us and will give future support as we continue to grow. Best wishes for success and hap- piness from all of us at Asheville -Buncombe Technical Institute. Y? S . t PRESIDENT 89 OFFICE OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 1 . Iona McCurry 2. Ray Bailey 3. Jessie Goforth 4. Rhonda West 5. Carolyn Shotwell 6. Pat F arr 7. Nancy Griffin 6 90 MANPOWER A question frequently asked is, What is Manpower? . Manpower is a group of well -qualified people who work with the disadvantaged, un- employed, and underemployed. The program is a ten-week cycle that helps to improve basic educational needs, attain a high school diploma, or find jobs. 91 OFFICE OF INSTRUCTION AND DIRECTOR OF PERSONNEL 92 SECURITY Upper Left: Charlie Wilson Group: John, James, and Gary- Lower Left: John Anderson Lower Right: James DeCoster 93 CONTINUING EDUCATION Top Row: Frances Roberts, Field Representative Denise Sprouse, ABE Instructor Middle Row: Art Taylor, Director, ABE Ray Sawyer, Director of Extension Lowell Smith, Dean of Continuing Education Alcholic Rehabilitation Center Adult Basic Education 94 SNACK SHOP MAINTENANCE We extend our special thanks to our terrific maintenance staff- - not only are they very friendly people, they also keep our school in top condition. We also say thank you to the snack shop employees. There would be many a hungry student without them. Would you believe--Clint Eastwood? A lPWr3B ASSOCIATE DEGREE NURSING Deboarh C. Anderson Martha C . Armitage Kathryn E. Bailey Linda C. Banks J ane P . Beaver Terri L. Bigham Carolyn T. Blackwell Ted. R. Blackwell Angela C . Boyd J ane E. Brunk Loretta G. Bryson Starreta M. Candler Nancy L. Carswell Donna G . Carter Karen D. Carter Patricia M. Case Melaine R. Chapman Pamela G. Clarke Thomas D. Cowan 98 Fredia F. Crisp Clark G . Crozer Nancy P. Deaver Shirley A . Finley Naomi J. Forbes Laura D. Franklin Joni E. Garland Doris, C. Garrett Dennis E. Hagarty Vincent P. Hall JoanL. Harrell Debra B. Harrison Elaine B. Head Joyce E. Hickok Ava D . House Marie Ray Carolyn Ledford Diane M. Lewis Elizabeth E. Lyons Nancy K. Manning 99 Charlotte D. McBrayer Karen D. McCulloch Karen L. Massey Faye S. Michal Lauri Pryor Sharon]. Ramsey Kathryn E. Ricker Robin E. Reed Joseph R. Schlenk Shelia J . Shepard Carol A. Stancick Allison B. Teague RitaG. Thigpen Josephine S. Tweed Mary A. Underwood Christie W. Wells Mary A . White Juanita H. Willett 100 DENTAL ASSISTING Vera ] . Banks Karen E. Brinkley Linda G. Cooper Marsha K. Elliott Sharon D . Fisher Teresa L. Griffin Marie M. Hall Julie J . Hoefling Kathryn A . Kirschner Janet S. Landon Deborah G. Lindsay Mary A . McFalls Rhonda G. Messer Patricia D. Revis Phyllis D. Staton 101 DENTAL HYGIENE Debbie M. Alexander Starr S. Allen Lana ] . Ashe Penny L. Ballard Linda A. Beckerwerth Tracy L. Bowers Donna P. Byrd Phyllis E. Cochran Karen L. Fox Rebecca A. Hardin Lori S. Keicher Wanda R. King Cynthia D. Lance Leeann McDowell Beckie D . McIntyre Carol M. Miall Deborah L. Painter Toni K. Reeves Shelia J . Riddle 102 Alice K. Roberson Sharon D. Runnion Sonja H. Taylor Catherine A. Wood Donna D. Wray Rita K. Young 103 MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY Kathleen R. Chapman Sandra G. Cunningham Cynthia Hall David L. Marlowe Valentine G. Necko Betsy S. O ' Connor Roy R. Owenby Norma H. Stiles Wylma L. Stines Freda K. Taylor 104 105 PRACTICAL NURSING EDUCATION Crystal Allen Geraldine S. Banks Sandra L. Boyd Patricia A . Bryson Tabitha Cochran Susan Cole Teresa L. Cooper ] ames D . Cox Pansie R. Davis Debra S. Gibbs Kathy G. Gilliam Kathy D. Gillin Ernest J . Grant Rebecca D. Grant Brenda V. Grindstaff Debra Harrison Naomi C. Jeanneret Cynthia D. Jones Sandra King 106 Katherine Lyda Louise B. Nelon Emily L. Michal Ellen B. Pangle Paula Parton Cathy A. Plemmons Linda B. Rathbone Dianna L. Ray Cynthia S. Roberts BrendaS. Robinson Shelia A. Robinson Nancy L. Sherlin M arsha C . V alentine Pamela L. White Connie Y ouman 107 RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY Patricia A. Baxter Frances F. Cogburn Willeene Fowler Joseph E. Graham, Jr. Sharon A. Hagan Jerry D. Lanning Susan B. McFalls Tracy J. Murphy Steven R. OKelley Pamela J. Reid David C. Sciabarasi C-tl Judy H. Smith Annetta G. Suttle AnnJ. Trull Debbie A. Welborn Donna K. White 108 109 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Elizabeth N. Alexander Tom Anderson Clark, A. Barringer Mike Blankenship Karen L. Bowlin Linda D. Branson Constance L. Brooks Dale H. Brown Frances C . Burnette Pamela D. Bush Robert E. Caldwell James T. Candler Pamela J. Cauble Vicki L. Deweese Denise L. Downing Dietmar H. Faulkner Jon Fawcett Deena J . Fox Tebbie L. Griffin 110 Sis 9® ' Sandra W . Harmon Elizabeth W . Harrison Art Hartless Robert T . Harwell, III Bonita B. Henderson Veronica L. Higgins Nhan V. Hua Margaret A. Johnson David W. Jordan Donna S. Kirby Deborah D. Lance John A. Love, Jr. Randal R. McMahan JohnP. Meadows William F. Melton, Jr. Iris Metcalf Anita C. Mintz David F. Morgan Saundra J . Morman Sonia V. Moss 111 Ronnie R. Ogle Victor R. Pedew Sharon K. Pettijohn Johnny L. Poplin Linda J . Pressley Linda A. Raines Michael D. Randall WavelK.D. Rice Cathy L. Roberts Teresa J. Roberts Larry M. Robinson Theresa A. Roskam- Edgar L. Satterfield Glenn E. Shelton Sharon L. Shelton Christina H. Sigman Teresa A. Sluder Randall W. Snelson Michael R. Storey John F . T ingle 112 Gwendolyn J . V aughn James B. Vurpillot Jo Ann Wilson Marcus E. Wilson Gayna S. Woody Lester V. Worley William R. Worthen, II 113 DATA PROCESSING Gerald F. Arnett Charles E. Barnard T eresa L . Barton Donna L. Brooks Brian H. Carter Rebecca J. Carter Linda L. Davidson Derrick A. Deverger Gilbert L. Domingo Belinda K. Folston Rebecca S. Glance Gary L. Glass Martha S. Greene Richard S. Harbidon Karen E. Hendry Shirley C . Hensley PattieA. Hickling Anne E. Howell Howard D. Howell 114 Elizabeth A. Howey Marvin M. Hyatt Ricky V . Lamb Marsha G. McKinney Cheryl B. Moody Brenda K. Moore Clark Muller Karen L. Nybro Jesse R. Owen, III Paulette D. Owenby Stanley J. Parker Peggy M. Pennell Deborah J. Queen Judith Y. Rattler Andrea L. Rhodarmer Freddy W. Rumbough TaraS. Runion Kevin L. Warren David E. White Dennis J . Whitt 115 SECRETARIAL SCIENCE Karen J . Allen Pamela L . Baker Patricia A. Brown Margaret L. Byram Doris B. Capps Carole I. Coleman Sherry A. Conley N ancy J . C ow ard Sarah C. Crisp Teresa F. Davenport Peggy J. Davis Debra J . Dean Katie B. Edmonds Deborah L. Eggers Virginia T. Ganzon Sharon R. Gentry Dorothy M. Harbaugh Mary K. Harris Carol D. Harwood 116 Sally C. Hauptner Debra J. Holcombe Sylvia D. Honeycutt Susan M. Hurdt Gloria A. Letmon Kim L . Maney Linda D. Matthews DebreA. McCain Patsy A . Moore Deborah L. Oxley Janice L. Self Shirley A . Sexton Janie L. Sprinkle Patsy S. Thomas Joyce J. Thompson Lori S. Via Cynthia J . Whitehead Karen V. Williams Jean Wynn 117 OFFICE TECHNOLOGY Sandra A. Davis Peggy E. Earley Mary L. Greenlee Dee A. Lackey Judith A. Lewis Debbie L. McDowell Kimberly J. McKinney Donna C . Mitchell Judy K. Moore Glenda W. Morrow Denise D. Patterson Linda C. Plemmons Deborah M. Ponder Mary S. Robinson Verna A. Sadelson Deborah A. Sams Laura L. Styles Ruth Trexler Susan R. Vaughn 118 119 CHEMICAL ENGINEERING J TECHNOLOGY Billy R. Alexander, Jr. Melissa A. Bruner Brenda N. Goodlake Eddie C. Lovin Sherrie D. Moran 120 CIVIL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY John M. Barnett Paul T. Beebe Robert C. Bell Roger D. Boone Mark D. Braine Ralph E. Calhoun, Jr. Steven R. Christopher Bill P. Conner Jeff A. Harron Scott L. Haynes Harvey G. Hopper J John D. Jones Charles D. Kuykendall Robert T. Mabry James R. Moore Faron D. Porshia John S. Ray, Jr. Benjamin D. Roberson Nancy A. Rodier 121 122 DRAFTING DESIGN TECHNOLOGY Keith D. Buchanan Gary W. Cotter Micheal H. Fox Timothy L. Glavich Ronald B. Harrison Kenneth N. McCormack Gail L. Myers Jimmy N. Odiear Larry A. Pace AlanW. Pangle Waymon P. Pangle James D. Queen Gilford C. Scott Roger L. Stansel Lawrence G. Sulkowski Jackie C. Sullivan Steve M. Swann Robert L. Vojtech Gary A. Wilkie 123 ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY JohnN. Anderson Gregory G. Cole Jerome B . Fox Kenneth D. Hayes Robert M . Hendrix Sheryl A . Kelley Stephen E. Olson Edward G. Padgett Charles D. Phillips Joseph K. Price Jobie F. Sprinkle Gary B. Turner William R. Whitmire Robert T . W ilde 124 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY Jeffrey S. Beebe Robert C . Carter Samuel C. Cody Curtis J . Gudger EleseA. Hazen JackW. Higgins, Jr. Gail T . Israel Jerome L. Jackson Denny E. King Ronald N. Lowery Joseph E. McGee Joe M. McPherson Terry L. Smathers 125 CULINARY ARTS TECHNOLOGY Horace E. Jackson Mari Jarrett Scott R. Martin Carl F. Mimlitsch 126 HOTEL RESTAURANT MANAGEMENT Alexander B. Allen Shelia P. Robinson Kent C . Seely Terry L. Shope 127 AIR CONDI- TIONING REFRIGERATION Terald F. Davis Steven F. Neumann James Sancrant 128 AUTOMOTIVE MECHANICS Barry J. Abshire Thomas I. Coffey, Jr. Arthur G. Daniel Herbert B. Davis James M. Gaddy Bruce L. Gasperson Gary W. Holcombe David R. James Gary D . Lewis William E. Nelson Jesse L. Matthews Randall R. Morgan Larry G. Morrow David J. Ray Roger W. Parkinson Garry C . Sayles Gary D. Gummey Harold S. Trantham JackV. Webb, Jr. 129 BUILDING CONSTRUCTION Columbus. R. Barnwell Dennis M . Dunlap James E. Hughes Gary D. Messer William E. Morrow Delano M. Norton Adrian P. Penland LindonM. Phillips Charles A. Pryce, Jr. ArmondW. Ruff Eddie C. Sluder Leonard E. Steele Arthur H. W acker William S. Wiley 130 DIESEL ENGINES HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS W I Amnuay M. Armortnont Daniel J. Bailey Ronald L. Crawford Ralph M. Davis William L. Davis Clyde C. Hixon, Jr. Gary T . Lipe John G . Moore Patrick L. Patterson Charles H. Roberts William A. Stockton James K. Weatherly George P. Williams Michael R. Woodby 131 MACHINE SHOP Kenneth L. Davis Douglas E. Ducker James E. Hancock Gary L. Hannah Dewight C. Heatherly Garry L. Jamison George C . Lamb Michael J . Peterson Stephen D. Rhinehart Michael R. Silver Harold L. Smith 132 TOOL DIE MAKING Jan R. Carmack Keith D. Dorato Salvador Guerrero-Huert Michael A. Gunter Robert V. Holt Aubrey D. Laughter Arsene Leblanc Jerry D. Massie Lloyd T. McIntosh, Jr. Gary Nesbitt Joseph T. Pickens David A. Price William B. Sandlin 133 WELDING Thomas M. Chambers Tommy M. Fletcher Robert M. Freeman William R. Harrison Joseph R. Jacks Jerry F. Laughter David L. Lowman Ronald S. Norman James C. Rice John D. Sparks Junior L. Sutton Joel L. Thomas Thomas H. Wright 134 NIGHT STUDENTS Arthur B. Alley, Business Administration James D. Baldwin, Machine Shop Gerald Banks, Machine Shop Mark E. Bates, Building Construction James T. Bradley, Machine Shop Michael V, Bowman, Business Administration Donald M. Branson, Machine Shop Bob Butcher, Machine Shop Charles D. Cauble, Auto Mechanics Coy V. Conner, Machine Shop Marsha K. Correll, Business A dministration William E. Darity, Machine Shop 137 Charles B. Dillard, Machine Shop Juanita B. Dixon, Business A dministration Lucky Edmonds, Auto Mechanics Zipy Fischpan, Business Administration Jennings Franklin, Welding Timothy S. Gaddy, Machine Shop Michael E. Gardner, Welding Mike Goforth, Civil Engineering Larry C. Henderson, Air Conditioning Ralph J. Henning, Machine Shop James E. Hensley, Air Conditioning William P. Hensley, Welding Phillip D. Israel, Business Administration Barbara J. Johnson, Auto Mechanics Donald W. Jones, Machine Shop 138 Robert A. Jordan, Machine Shop Tommy D. Kelley, Business Administration James R. Lester, Air Conditioning Billy D. Lewis, Machine Shop David R. Lewis, Machine Shop Ruby H. Lewis, Business Administration Gerald C. Marsh, Machine Shop Douglas A. Martin, Air Conditioning Robert S. Maxwell, Machine Shop Teddy G. McCall, Machine Shop JohnA. McFalls, Machine Shop Linda Merrill, Business Administration Ellen Michal, Data Processing Fuller E. Moore, Machine Shop Garry D. Nolen, Business Administration 139 Edward Norton, Welding Tommy S. Norton, Machine Shop Allen R. Owens, Machine Shop Dorothy A. Owens, Machine Shop Michael B. Owens, Business Administration Jerry W. Parker, Special Schedule Theodore Peay, Air Conditioning David L. Pusey , Machine Shop Michael L. Renison, Air Conditioning David Jordan, Business Administration John W. Robinson, Air Conditioning Sandra D. Sharpton, Business Adminstration Steven M. Sokoll, Building Construction Dewey D. Stines, Air Conditioning Ernest D. Stone, Welding 140 Henry T. Taylor, Welding Roy D, Thomas, Machine Shop Roger D. Whitaker, Automotive Mechanics 141 SPECIAL SCHEDULE STUDENTS Francis E. Black, Jr. , Night James A. Decoster, Day Joseph C. Pinkston, Day Lee E. Thompson, Jr. , Day 142 143 THANKS The yearbook staff would like to thank the following people for all their help: Mr. A1 Dexter Mr. Rick English Mr. Bob Morrell William Wiley, III Thanks to Colgems-EMI Music, Inc. for giving us our introduction. THE way WE WERE (From the Columbia Picture, Rastar Production entitled THE WAY WE WERE ) Music by Marvin Hamlisch Lyric by Alan and Marilyn Bergman ( 3 ) Copyright 1973 by Colgems-EMI Music Inc. Used by permission All Rights Reserved