Caldwell Community College - Advotech Yearbook (Lenoir, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1971 volume:

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Caldwell Community College is you ... it is what you make it; others have supported, attended and learned to become a part of it. This is your year at CCC . . . make it the best . . . make it one filled with fun, love, enthusiasm, cooperation and attainment. No one can achieve goals for you ... let CCC come alive make it YOUR school. 4 5 TIME IS A FLOWING RIVER. HAPPY THOSE WHO ALLOW THEMSELVES TO BE CARRIED. UNRESISTING. WITH THE CURRENT. THEY FLOAT THROUGH EASY DAYS. THEY LIVE. UNQUESTIONING. IN THE MOMENT . . . C. Morley. ATIMETO WEEP, AND ATIMETO LAUGH; A TIME TO REJOICE, AND A TIME TO DANCE. 7 MISS CCC TI CCC COURT LYNNE MASON CYNTHIA WHITE MONTEEN HASS CCC MAID OF HONOR 1 1 It ' s the time of change . . . love, dances, parades, com- petition . . . it ' s a time to study . . . to live each day to its fullest ... to forget exams, sorrows ... to enjoy life for today ... it is our . . . tomorrow — another change. The time of school drags by with waiting and dread, with nothing but dreary things. O loneliness, O leaden waiting-out time . . . And then out . . . O miraculous time, O waiting-out of time, O loneliness. Randall Jarrell 13 You are a competitor . . . It ' s called SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST ... In this game you ' re all alone . . . it ' s all up to you . . . whether you ' re in the classroom, on the football field, or the basketball court . . . sometimes you win . . . sometimes you lose . . . It ' s glory or defeat, but never both . . . Some hate it . . . some love it . . . but either way it ' s always there. 14 15 I They are people also . . . Both faculty and staff members enjoy relaxing and laughing . . . They have times of seriousness but they also have times of relaxation and enjoyment . . . get to know them and you ' ll find they are no different from you. 17 Student Government Association Brian Crisp, President Jim Sullivan, Vice President Sandy Pritchard, Secretary-Treasurer Maria Burris, Glenda Byrd, Barry Warren, Dennis Whittington, Billy Marr, Eric Parsons, Eric Harrison, Monteen Hass, Karen Hass, Gail Greer, Janet Brookshire (alternate), and George Robbins (alternate). 20 PLATFORM OF OFFICERS To implement good financial man- agement techniques in order to best utilize all funds available to the SGA. To implement an organized infor- mation system. To implement a decision-making process. To present objective, unbiased facts to the students. To maintain a firm, positive rela- tionship with faculty and admini- stration. To present to the student body, faculty, administration, and surround- ing community a positive attitude of representation befitting this insti- tution. To implement proved techniques in the areas of student involvement and activities to insure a chance for every- one to participate in some area of ac- tivity. To be directly responsible for and dedicated to a student bond issue campaign this year. Above all, to lead and guide in matters encompassing all phases of activities at CCC and Tl. 21 A time to get, and a time to lose; a time to keep, and a time to cast away. Public Relations Committee: In every field of human endeavor, he that is first must live in the white light of publicity. MacManus 22 The halls of the professor and the philosopher are de- serted, but what a crowd there is in the ' Lounge ' ! The hours are spent for travel. 23 Sheila Reid topped all yearbook staff members in our ad drive. The sale of ads helped make possible the biggest yearbook ever at CCC. 25 26 27 Communicator NEWSPAPER STAFF Editor Jean Church Assistant Editor Dennis Whittington Feature Editor Vickie Taylor Sports Editor Larry Cole Photographer (Day) John Setzer Photographer (Day) Welzie Metcalf Reporter and Photographer (E vening) Eric Austin Reporter (Activities) Norma Killian Reporter (Cosmetology) Rachel Havnaer Reporter (Cosmetology) Paula Miller Reporter Bobby McMillion Reporter (Evening) Carolyn Helton Reporter (Nursing) Barbara Parsons Reporter (Nursing) Lynn Mason Reporter (Nursing) Connie Edmistin Cartoonist and Reporter James Miller Advisors Miss Sue Kelly Mrs. Lorraine Minton 28 A new name for the school has brought about a new name for the school newspaper. Mr. Rufus Gwyn, data processing Instructor, submitted the winning name, The Communicator. This name is most fitting since the newspaper staff strives to communicate with all persons at Caldwell Community College. Communicator Staff: Left to Right: Jean Church, Dennis Whittington, Vickie Taylor, Welzie Metcalf, Connie Edmisten, Norma Killian, James Miller, Bobby McMillion, Mrs. Minton, Advisor; and John Setzer. 29 News paper Staff COMMUNICATOR ON SALE, ONE FREE TO EACH CUSTOMER A time to report. 30 31 Rotaract Club Rotaract Club Officers: Left to Right - Welzie Metcalf, Bob Westfall, Wilma Hall, Glenda Roberts, Dennis Whittington, Fredia Edmisten, and Linda Welch. Rotaract Club Members: Left to Right - Brian Crisp, Jim Sullivan, Linda Welch. Albert Gaines. Bob Westfall, Glenda Byrd. Welzie Metcalf, Dennis Whittington, Charlotte Whisnant, Denise Brady, Lynne Mason, Wilma Hall, Fredia Edmisten, Debbie Sims, and Beth Ball. 32 A time to love. i 33 Gun Club Dedicated to American Ideals — Fellowship; Sportsmanship; Citizenship. 1 ' fiH‘tt- HI l i’f i . iiuil CALDWELL COMMUNITY COLLEGE GUN CLUB iU ' ftiif lalli li ' il dw iiirtuhctshif un n ' c i Uhf Tin; vnoxAL mru: assohatiox oi ii;hii ' i art Iljilttrli’d COLLEGE CLUB U(l ' }i ' i7 fo Hu ' i i‘ulrwtcr{ cornplnuu ' c cf l u ' 0 ah n ' t Hh ' hc Htf Jatr ' Urtu ' nufa ti zoii ' ' non’ m cffru! n t v7 lir ' 7r’al m ud p ei vj (he ! Wodaliofi C pr tt i ti(ct nuj luani arni Ute ) v oj Ihi ' SWutdtou it ’ ' lU s niii.jivn S-f O . Kt i I2Ul datf ' -. may , ssin I l i(� s HI MI UH A 34 Gun Club: Albert Gaines, Steve Keller, Barry Warren, James Dula, Dennis Kannup, Terry Miller, Ralph Hahn, Tye Bishop, and Joe Phipps. Gun Club gives away a collector ' s item. 35 Data Processing Club Brian Crisp Ken Ward Cathy Hawkins Greg Helton President Vice President Secretary Treasurer 36 37 I Recreational Therapy Club Ernest Frazier Dwight Perkins Nolita Waycaster President Vice President Secretary-T reasurer Recreational Therapy Club: Left to Right. Nolita Waycaster, Mary Jane Brown, Nancy Rice, Debbie Sims, Shelia Herald, Glenda Saintsmg, Beth Ball, Ruby Wilson, Dwight Perkins, Bill Keck, Darlene Able, Darlee Schorlee and Barbara Sherrill. 38 39 Cosmetology Club OFFICERS: Cynthia White — President Vilma Eden — Vice President Connie Patterson - Secretary Jeanette Ingle — Treasurer 40 Cosmetology Club Mrs. Watson, Instructor Lela Austin Doris Eckard Vilma Eden Shirley Greer Rachael Havnaer Jeanette Ingle Connie Patterson Deborah Lyda Paula Miller Ross Price Martha Pritchard Linda Roark Carolyn Setzer Patricia Shealy Tana Suddreth Jan Thompson Carolyn Triplett Joan White Cynthia White 41 44 45 46 V V ' - 1970 Christmas Parade A time to love, and a time to hate; A time of war, and a time of peace. Christmas Dance 1 970 Elaine Ferguson 1970 Christmas Queen Christmas Court Maria Burris Karen Haas Page Campbell Vickie Taylor Shelby Corpening 51 if.il 54 55 1971 Graduates Associate in Applied Science Degree Janice Campbell Library Technology Jean Church Business Administration Cathy Cooke Library Technology Shelby Corpening Library Technology Alan Craig Business Administration Brain Crisp Data Processing Linda Day Medical Secretary Elaine Ferguson Executive Secretary Ernest Frazier Recreation Therapy Janice Duckworth Recreation Therapy Jerry Duckworth Recreation Therapy Sandy Greene Executive Secretary 56 Sylvia Greene Library Technology Gail Greer Business Administration Dennis Kannup Drafting and Design Danny Gore Recreational Therapy Jimmy Griffin Recreational Therapy Ralph Hahn Welding Betty Halsey Library Technology Kathy Hawkins Data Processing Harold Hayes Business Administration Regina Hedrick Executive Secretary Phyllis Heffner Library Technology Greg Helton Data Processing 57 1971 Graduates Associate in Applied Science Degree Steve Keller Drafting and Design Rickey Kirby Business Administration Kathy Kirby Business Administration Welsey Metcaff Business Administration Gloria Miller Executive Secretary Lewis Miller Drafting and Design Donna Moore Library Technology Nelda Moore Library Technology Terry Patterson Recreation Therapy 58 Linda Welch Business Administration Dennis Whittington Business Administration Rendell Short Drafting and Design David Tolbert Data Processing Ginger Wallace Recreational Therapy Ken Ward Data Processing Donald Watson College Parallel Joyce Watson Library Technology 1971 Diploma Graduates Pamela Abernathy Nursing Eric Austin Textiles Lela Austin Cosmetology Henry Baker Furniture Production Jesse Banner Furniture Production Betty Battle Nursing Jaunita Bradford Nursing Denise Brady Nursing JoAnn Campbell Nursing Lewis Cannon Cosmetology Clyde Church Furniture Production Inez Clay Nursing Ij 60 Jeannie Corpening Nursing Peggy Cox General Clerical Vilma Eden Cosmetology Doris Eckard Cosmetology Donna Franklin Nursing Alma Greer Nursing Shirley Greer Cosmetology Rebecca Gwyn Nursing Racheal Haevner Cosmetology Eric Harrison Welding Pricilla Hartley Nursing Brenda Sue Helton Nursing 61 1971 Diploma Graduates Jeannette Ingle Cosmetology Van Johnson Automotive Mechanics David Jones Automotive Mechanics Avanna Lipford Nursing Connie Lovin Cosmetology Deborah Lyda Cosmetology Earl McRary Automotive Mechanics Carol McDade Nursing Lynn Masoit Nursing Paula Miller Cosmetology Stan Nelson Automotive Mechanics John Nicholes Automotive Mechanics 62 Ralph Sain Automotive Mechanics Linda Roark Cosmetology Judy Robinette Cosmetology Marietta Reid Nursing Martha Pritchard Cosmetology Ross Price Cosmetology Sandra Presnell Nursing Nadine Poarch Nursing John Pendley Furniture Production Tony Patterson Automotive Mechanics Barbara Parsons Nursing Shrikant Parikh Textiles 63 1971 Diploma Graduates Lewis Saner r ' Furniture Production 4 .. ' Patsy Shealy Cosmetology ,4 ' W iv ' 1 -A. ' V. Mabel Shook i ' i ;• ; t Nursing ih i.; ' - i: m. f; t: Creola Smith Nursing David Smith Auto Mechanics Tana Suddreth Cosmetology Jan Thompson Cosmetology Carolyn Triplette Cosmetology Jo an Watson Cosmetology Charlotte Whisnant Nursing Cynthia White Cosmetology Elizabeth Winters Nursing 64 1971 Graduates Associate in Arts-Science Degree Larry Austin Pre-Recreation Peggy Baker Pre-Teaching Rick Carter Pre-Liberal Arts Jim Chandler Pre-Business Barbara Costner Pre-Teaching David Franklin Pre-Business Administration Linda Herman Pre-Teaching Winkie McCall Pre-Teaching Kimo Mullinax Pre-Liberal Arts Eric Parsons Pre-Business Billie Presley Pre-Liberal Arts Mike Thornburg Pre-Liberal Arts 65 1971-72 Graduates Micheal Adkins Gene Alexander Dwight Austin Beth Ball Audrey Barnes Faye Bean William Beane Pat Blankenship Bobby Bolick Charles Bolick Theresa Bowman Codell Brown 66 Tommy Burgess Karen Bush Glynda Byrd Jean Cadill Page Campbell Joyce Cantrell Cora Chandler Craig Childers Dale Church Kenneth Church Ricky Church Diane Cloer 67 1971-72 Graduates Larry Cornett Bobby Davis Randall Davis Marshall Deviney Denise Drum Gary Dula James Dula Wanda Duncan David Dunning Judy Dyson Joe Earley Freida Edminstein Clee Ellis Wanda Fredell Linda Freezley 68 Randall Fox Reba Fox Lois Haas Monteen Haas Karen Haas Albert Gaines Formalee Genwright Randy German Donna Gragg Helen Gragg Roy Gragg Tony Gragg Judy Green Mack Greer Grady Gresham 69 1971-72 Graduates Danny Hayes Keith Hall Wilma Hall Richard Halsey Ronald Haigler Kathy Hatley Helen Heinefield Carolyn Helton Ruth Helton Eddie Hendricks Sheilah Herald Nancy Hice Jim Hicks Oscar Hodges James Hodges 70 Rita Hodges Mrs. Robert Holder Ronnie Hood Joseph Horton Juanita Jackson Park Jarrett Brenda Johnson Geary Joines Dwight Jones Norman Killian Mrs. Joe Kincaid Bonita King Becky Knight Gloria Kirby 71 1971-72 Graduates Stephen Lail Johnny Land Ronnie Locklear Sandra Locklear Ann McCrary Bobby McMillon Claude McPherson Tony Michaux Trevilin Moore Melvin Nicely Diane Nicholes Keith Oxford John Pennell Joyce Pennell Betty Powell 72 Gordon Price Lewis Propst Shirley Quinn Sheila Reid George Robbins Glenda Saintsing Darlee Schorlee Evenette Settlemyre Darrell Setzer Debbie Simmons Mike Simmons Debbie Sims Jerry Sharpe Raymond Sherrill Sue Shook it 73 1971-72 Graduates Tony Shook Alan Snnith Steven Smith Shirley Sparks Glenda Stanberry Wayne Starnes Jim Sullivan Martin Sumpter Allen Swanson Jerry Tate Vickie Taylor Stacy Teague Marcel Townsend G. C. T rivette Terry Walker 74 Barry Warren William Whitehead Charles Whitticombe Leonard Widner Bill Williams Hilda Williams Terry Williams Ruby Wilson Becky Winkler 75 Sports . . . Basketball Basketball Team: Trevyin Moore, Roger Reid, Albert Gaines, Park Jarrett, Tom Peterkin, Jeff Brewton, and Terry Patterson. 76 Intramurals . . . Ping Pong A Time for Winners Crisp-Ervin Doubles Championship Crisp Singles Championship Jarrett Co-Singles Championship Semi-Finalists — Ladies Ping Pong: Karen Hass, Glenda Byrd, Dr. Hayes, Marta Grady. 77 ■ ' a Auto Mechanics This curriculum provides a training program for developing the basic knowled ge and skills needed to in- spect, diagnose, repair or adjust components of automotive vehicles. Manual skills are developed in prac- tical shop work using components mounted on stands. Thorough un- derstanding of the operating prin- ciples involved in the modern auto- mobile comes in class assignments, discussion, and shop practice. Di- agnosing and repair work is assigned on scheduled vehicles. 80 81 Business Administration Washington or ' Bust ' ! 82 The graduate of the business administration curriculum may ' enter a variety of career op- portunities from beginning sales person or office clerk to manager trainee. The duties and responsibilities of this graduate vary in different firms. These encompassments might include; making up and filing reports, tabulating and posting data in various books, sending out bills, checking cal- culations, adjusting complaints, operating various office ma- chines, and assisting managers in supervising. Positions are potentially available in busi- i ness; advertising, banking, credit, finance, retailing, wholesaling, hotel, tourist, and travel industry, insurance, transportation, and communi- cations. 83 College Transfer The pre-professional curricula parallel in content those programs offered by most four-year institu- tions. CCC offers the Associate in Arts or Science Degree in these areas: General Education Curriculum Pre-Business Administration Pre-Business Education Pre-Engineering Pre-Liberal Arts Pre-Recreational Pre-Science Pre-Teaching— Elementary and Secondary 84 85 Cosmetology Today the cosmetologist is called upon to advise men and women on problems of make- up, diet, and care of the hair, skin and hands, including the nails. Cosmetology has become a science consisting of the use of cosmetics based on scientific principles. The cosmetology curriculum is designed to pre- pare the student for employ- ment in the field of cosme- tology. The curriculum pro- vides instruction and practice in manicuring, shampooing, permanent waving, facials, mas- sages, scalp treatments, hair shaping, and styling. This cur- riculum is approved by the North Carolina State Board of Cosmetic Art Examiners. 86 87 Data Processing The ability to process large quantities of information at high speed is a necessary pre- requisite for modern technical achievements. Electronic and electromechanical systems, illustrated by the digital computer, are the most important tools for information pro- cessing; and they perform many commercial and scientific tasks too complex or too lengthy to be accomplished by manual oper- ations alone. Electronic data processing is that science dedicated to the solution of human prob- lems by automatic means. These problems assume a wide variety. Computers are used for such endeavors as the maintenance of business records, the solution of mathe- matical and engineering problems, the con- trol of industrial processes and tools, and the evaluation of data and languages in such fields as social science, humanities, and lin- guistics. 88 89 Drafting and Design 90 91 Furniture Production The purposes of this program are the following: 1 . Better performance of the student on the job. 2. Train for a specific pro- duction or staff job in local furniture industry. 3. Train for jobs in pro- duction operations. 4. Knowledge of supervis- ory responsibilities as they apply to produc- tion requirements. 5. Knowledge in specific elements of technical operations. 6. Understanding the prin- ciples of organization and production oper- ation of the furniture industry. 92 93 « i I i Library Technology The library technical assistant pro- gram is designed to prepare persons for employment in various types of libraries — public school, hospital, government, and industry. The curriculum provides a background of general education and basic li- brary skills to prepare interested students to enter library work a- bove the minimum clerk status. It also introduces a variety of library experience into which a trained per- son may enter, suiting abilities to the particular job. The library courses would be helpful as back- ground for students desiring to en- ter the professional library field and the business courses could provide a good background for further busi- ness training. Thus, the graduate of the library technical assistant pro- gram may enter a variety of career opportunities. 94 Practical Nursing GPEATEp Nursing Class Officers: Left to Right: Mrs. Mary Louise Marion, Instructor; Betty Battle, Treasurer; Charlotte Whisnant, President; Lynne Mason, Vice President; and Avanna Lip- ford, Secretary. 96 1970 Recipients of McNairy Scholarships: Left to Right; Betty Battle, Avanna Lipford, Jeannie Corpening, Priscilla Hartley, Pamelia Abernathy, Nancy Stanley (Instructor), Juanita Bradford, Alma Greer, Connie Edmisten, Gladys White and Barbara Parsons. 97 Recreational Therapy This curriculum is designed to provide recreational therapy technicians to work with the handicapped on the leader- ship or activity level. Major emphasis of the curriculum is placed on developing specific activity skills in arts and crafts, sports and games, music, drama, dance, and so- cial recreation. The curri- culum also provides courses which develop the students ' understanding of the limita- tions and abilities of the handicapped as well as the techniques and skills in the adaption of recreation activ- ities. Student placement in various settings (hospitals for mentally ill, mentally retard- ed, alcoholic, community recreational programs) is also an integral part of the pro- gram. 98 99 I Secretarial Science The demand for better qualified secretaries in our ever-expanding business, industry, government, and professional world is becoming more acute. The purpose of these curricula is to outline a training program that will provide training in the accepted procedures required by the business, industrial, and professional areas and to enable persons to become proficient soon after employment in their par- ticular field. 100 101 Welding The content of this curriculum is designed to give students sound understanding of the principles, methods, techniques and skills es- sential for successful employment in the welding field, and skills es- sential in metals industry. 102 103 Adult Education General Courses ESifl 4 yj c fi ' If Who ' s Who Jean Church Linda Day Gloria Early Elaine Ferguson Zelma Foutz Sandy Greene Harold Hayes Terry Patterson John Setzer Administrative Staff Dr. Edwin Beam President William Deloach Assistant to President Hugh Almond Dean of Business Affairs George W. Armfield Dean of Occupational and Transfer Education Dr. Dan Stallings Dean of Continuing Education G. Steward Kirby Coordinator of Adult Basic and High School Equivalency Programs 108 William Babb Evening Administrative Officer Hugh Tilson Coordinator of Adult Health Education Rex Sigmon Dean of Student Affairs Claudia S. Kincaid Coordinator of Counseling Services 109 Claudia McLean Registrar Sannuel D. Wyke Coordinator of Advancement Laboratory and Development Studies Rosalind Campbell Librarian Esther C. Hoyle Associate Librarian Shelia B. George Library Technical Assistant Ellis Ray Craig Coordinator of Audio Visual Materials 110 Roy M. Reid Bookstore Manager Tannice Haas Data Processing Technical Assistant Ralph Woods Maintenance Supervisor Marie Dixon Maid Arthur Lackey Custodian Gilmer Heavner Custodian 1 1 1 Julia D. Alexander Secretary to President Francis B. Blalock Admissions Secretary Karen C. Blevins Faculty Secretary Juli Anne Buttke Flealth Education Secretary Carolyn FI. Childers Student Affairs Secretary Linda S. Edminsten Faculty Secretary I 112 SECRETARIES M. Elaine Ferguson Evening Secretary Sherry B. Ford Occupational and Transfer Education Secretary Flelen Hatley Bookkeeper Sara S. Lowe Receptionist Betty C. Piercy Continuing Education Secretary Helen B. Wiseman Business Affairs Secretary 113 Faculty Joe T. Amos Automotive Mechanics Susan C. Barnette Psychology Eliza F. Bishop English Tyrone R. Bishop Drafting Irene T, Blevins Practical Nursing Sarah L. Bolick Nursing— In Service Training 1 14 James Cantrell Drafting Tom Carpenter Math-Physics Charles E. Eaker Biology Rufus C. Gwyn Data Processing Beverly Hawkins Learning Lab Ingrid C. Hayes Social Science 115 B. E. Haynes Machine Shop Jimmy D. Hemphill Recreational Therapy Judy S. Keller Cosmetology Susan G. Kelly English Ronald L. Kiziah Secretarial Science Manuel Lorenzo Spanish 116 Faculty Charles 0. McAfee Business Education Mary Louise Marion Practical Nursing 1 Johnny S. Martin Math-Physics William H. Miller Engineering Lorraine W. Minton Secretarial Science Lawrence M. Niblock Math-Physics 117 Thomas W. Peterkin Physical Education Joe Phipps Welding Robert Styres Furniture Production Myrtle E. Watson Cosmetology Part-Time Faculty Therman Chapman Electrical Maintenance Bill Coffey Upholstery Vern Coffey Furniture Production Sammy Edminsten Welding Charles Fugat Math Marjorie Greene English Bill Heden Applied Science Howard Holman Business Phyllis Huffstetler Psychology — Sociology Thelma Hood Business Education Hazel Lipe Sewing Bruce Oxford Business Madalene Morgan Philosophy— Religion William Price Auto Mechanics Robert Olson Drafting Nancy Stanley Practical Nursing Ralph Starnes Upholstery Joyce Wallace Cake Decoration 1 19 A Time of Success Graduation 1970 120 121 122 123 uprgtl ing t5 a attm tfl mrg purfi05r tmb r ti|; au n t tint? to tebornfaniatimrtoM ;a tim to plautanbatiai to pluchuptbat ttil|irl| is jJlanti jil; r ftmeta aiiiatcmrtokUba!t5atimplot|fal a timp to br ak bo von and a tnnr to buf Ibii k fim tovoFFtJt indatimrto laonJj,‘atlm?ti mourn aub attmr to bant ; A timr to raat atuan atottJ s and a to gattfn Btam Bp dljn uHmpto rabrai atib atimf to refrain from mbratln ; k tim to 3 t,anb atim to lo 0 ; aftm to kf]?p,artbafim to rast ama ; A tim fo rrnb anbafim tosm;attmv� fo| k |i sUi?nri? attb alim to ap ak; j A ttm to loof anbattra tokat ;attm? of mar, attb atimo of prar . uU$is($U$ 3 ? 1-3 124 Time, where did you go? Did 1 pass you in the halls? Why did you move so swiftly? Time, where did you go? 1 1 h m === 1 1 %. 1 1 ) BROYHILL FURNITURE INDUSTRIES Lenoir, North Carolina Compliments of BARRINGER OIL COMPANY, INC. Phone 754-6448 Carpets CRISP ' S FLOOR COVERING 1 12 South Mulberry St. Lenoir, N. C. Phone; 754-5325 Linoleum D R A P E S 126 Congratulations and Best Wishes WESTERN CAROLINA The Full Service Local Bank for the Unifour ELECTRICAL Complex SUPPLY CO., INC. THE BANKS OF GRANITE 202 Southwest By-Pass Dial 754-6439 P.O. Box 550 Granite Falls — Hickory — Lenoir, N. C. 28645 Hudson — Lenoir LEE-ROBBIIMS BERNHARDT- SEAGLE CO., INC. 102 North Main Street Phone 758-1 1 10 AMERICAN TRADE 1 1 2 South Main LOAN CO. Phone 754-3456 101 W. Harper Avenue Phone 754-4598 Money to Loan on Anything of Value 127 “a most fascinatin’ store” BAZAAR GRANITE BAZAAR STEAK HOUSE P. 0. Box 618 DIAL 704 - 754-5347 Open 5:30 — 10:00 P.M. 117 South Mulberry Street, Lenoir, N C. 2S615 Phone 396-3165 Phone: Area Code 704 HOME ELECTRIC CO. 396-5415 or 396-3313 MACKIE FURNITURE CO. Lenoir, N. C. 200 West Harper Avenue FUNERAL HOME, INC. Phone 754-3406 Granite Falls, N. C. WAYNE ' S RESTAURANT GAS ELECTRIC Enjoy Excellent Food. Steaks, Pizza, APPLIANCE CO. Short Orders, Ice Cream Treats Granite Falls, N. C. 1709 North Center Street Phone 322-5232 Phone: 396-3393 10 A.M. Till 1 1 :00 P.M. Daily Appliances and Furniture Phone: Prescriptions 754-4597 Fountain 754-4596 ROSE’S STORE 201 West Avenue DAYVAUT ' S DRUG STORE Lenoir, N. C. Where Pharmacy is Practiced With Pride Phone 758-5121 133 West Avenue, Lenoir, N, C. We fill any Doctor ' s Prescription 128 PEOPLE ' S DRUG HERMAN ' S STORE, INC. BODY SHOP 1 1 1 West Avenue Lenoir, N. C. 28645 724 Connelly Springs Road Lenoir, N. C. 28645 Your Friendly Rexall Store James S. Greene, Reg. Phar. Auto Body Rebuilding And Painting Compliments of MACK ' S SMITH CROSSROADS, DEPARTMENT STORE INC. Dudley Avenue Lenoir, N. C. Granite Falls, N. C. 28630 Your Ford, Lincoln Phone: 396-2941 Franchise Dealer FLOYD ANNAS GRANITE INSURANCE AND CALDWELL FREIGHT LINES REAL ESTATE AGENCY. INC. Hickory Highway 1 6 Park Square Phone: 396-3347 Granite Falls, N. C. Phone: 728-9232 P.O. Box 672, Lenoir, N. C. GLENN RICHARDS The Dwight Russell Co. STUDIO 70 North Highland Avenue Phone: 396-6854 Park Square Granite Falls, N. C. It Was a Pleasure Doing Your Yearbook Phone: 396-8728 We do family, children and wedding color pho- tographs. Also engraved wedding announce- ments. 129 6 ' i t I I i I s r fC? t I I I -! 4 i k ■ I ' Library Caldwell Community College : crsVi 1 .-