Central Carolina Community College - Cencaro Yearbook (Sanford, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1980 volume:

4 + ,...J V I 4 i '1 I - I 5 1 CENTRAL CARCLINA TECHNICAL 1961 1980 COLLFICFI WE'VE COME A LONG WAY, BABY! ln the summer of 1961, using the old county school bus garage as temporary classrooms, 50 students started class to become electrical linesmen at the Lee County Industrial Education Center. This was the first class held on campus, the only other courses were extension courses. September, 1962, the IEC opened its doors of the new campus with 59 students, 6 instructors, and 2 administrators. It now had the facilities, equipment, and supplies for these curriculums: Automotive Mechanics, Electronics, Drafting, Agricultural Business, Machine Shop, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration, and Sheet Metal Work. April, 1964, our school was chosen as one of the thirteen original schools to establish a Learning Lab. With the expected expansion of adult education, the IEC was provided with the facilities of the county home on Nash Street. This building was renamed the Adult Education Center. September, 1965, brought a big change: the IEC became Central Carolina Technical Institute. With this change, CCTI was endowed with the power to award an Associate of Applied Science Degree for its two year technical programs. This new status required the need for a change from eight trustees to a total of twelve. September, 1966, saw the birth of our annual, the Cencaro. Our first volume had 57 pages of student activities and 11 pages of ads. Volume 14 for the year 1980 will have 116 pages of students and their activities. August, 1969, Dr. J.F. Hockaday became the new president of CCTI. He was chosen by the Board of Trustees to replace William A. Martin, who resigned to enter Graduate School at Duke University. Fall, 1970, the student body was asked to make nominations for a school mascot. After all nominations were in, a vote was held. From this process we became known as the CCTI Centaurs. Fall, 1972, two steps forged us ahead. First, we started the night program for the curriculum courses. Second, we received full accreditation by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. This was reaffirmed in 1976. September, 1974, saw the start of the visiting artists in residence program. Through this program we have had a classical guitarist, a folk singer, a potter, a classical pianist, and the current artist, a classical guitarist. We also entered the Piedmont Athletic Confrence, which sponsors events in tennis, golf, bowling, volleyball, softball, and basketball. September, 1977, the North Carolina General Assembly declared the Student Govern ment Association President to be a nonvoting member of the Board of Trustees. The school year is 1979-1980 and we have made another big jump. In July, 1979, we became Central Carolina Technical College. From one main building, which has been expanded, the campus has grown to include a Science Building, Mechanical Building, Learning Resource Center, Bell Building, Veterinary Medical Laboratory, Telephony Building, Cosmetology Building, Administration Building, Student Center, and the Adult Education Building. This year has also seen construction started for an addition on the LRC and a new Continuing Education Building. CCTC has grown to include 1,962 students, 69 full time and 76 part time curriculum instructors, 181 part time continuing education instructors, 17 administrators, and 12 voting and 1 nonvoting trustees lFall, 79-80l. Instruction has expanded to include four areas: continuing education, General Education in co-operation with Campbell University, vocational which includes Automotive Mechanics, Industrial Maintenance Mechanics, Motorcycle Mechanics, Nurse Assistant, Practical Nurse Education, Radio 81 TV Broadcasting, Cosmetology, Telephony, General Office, and Tool 8l Die, technical which includes Accounting, Agriculture Science and Mechanization, Banking and Finance, Business Administration, Corrections, Drafting and Design, Electronics Engineering, Industrial Management, Instrumentation, Paralegal, Secretarial Science, Telephone Technician, Law Enforcement, Real Estate, Recreation, Teacher Associate!Reading Option, and Veterinary Medical. 2 yesterday Z ,-fa-.U - '-W'-, ---.-4- L A 1-13- + 4 T A ..today.. . growing Qi R llxi I -A -ui .f. ...-. f R I G '- Judy Douglas first came to CCTC as a student. After graduating from the Secretarial Science program, she was employed as secretary for the evening curriculum. Today Judy is the Word Processing Technican. 5 Lorace Thomas came to CCTC as the institution's first Registrar. She also served as Director of Admissions and as Counselor. Today Dr. Thomas is the Assistant Dean of Students. 4 fri-,-'fx Elbert C. Price was first employed with CCTC as an agriculture instructor. After serving as Business Manager for a number of years, lVlr. Price became the Dean of Administrative Services. iii 3 4 f x I ,S - 4 ,V A l program James R Hampton began work at CCTC as a part time instructor He then served as a learning i lab coordinator and today is Director of the , ' Guided Studies THE WAY WE WERE 'E 3' .A , ..Ll5ik'ia . -lu N j.g.:.g. -,- .Jr Fu 'r Env' ' I -div '-Q-1-f I T' 5 aus- ! v - 244-a-sri!-:3! Y 1 11? ,x:g,.4.:,, .int Floorplan of IEC .mil Ii1'f1'Ft'lNllll!1 4' ' , I' 0,- ?. Qt , F5 'qw' L I. 1 I Q, 1 'L , gf' Q . ,NIO VI' 1 rm .ill lo Bl-gin Small 0419 dt-E K A 4 N m-mg Mm. 1- m W, Gaim! First School Paper William H. Marti in aus, n First president of CCTI -'l ' ' 'i' his 1 NOFlMAN'S First Library Z FO I 5 The McGuire Sisters? ... ,.., -5.12 -.,..,:'- ff 'se- -E5 , .ia I - 1 ' ' bf:-'f - ..'- T - ' Aff -'.f'-11r'f.,,-..'?-xi,-fr-, -A ,Af ,.: A-. A-. . .gal-, .. I ,Q ,,,.-.,, -,,. ,.. .,..,-- The old kennel 4 me. . x- X . ,- .. 1.5. 41. 1 ' :L ,.. 4, 4 ., - -'., 1.752 LL' v ,1 ,ali n,...,'L is A. ' ' , ' '-..-- ' ' 9 , - - . , 14: nl .u..,:.i:??3k n..r'-eh..f...a.J.'41f.T, ,.,f '-, ... wi., IEC's first class The Supremes?! Ordering at Normans if S , -4- ,, 5 ... , 1 , Jw'-if ii f , ,,.' 2: l i Tx A w LL -. yr -: J' - A 0 '- MORE HISTORY! Catch the ball A li I , 'Ig ,un-v4 CENTRAL CAROLINA TECHNICAL INSTITUTE old sign Halfway there 'Q ' Tflvr- Construction, a familiar sight 8 See, it was used! PA Libby Boggs , 'M- P V X ' - ffm, -, Jerry Farmer x so A ' Gloria Peele IX Percy West familiar faces? '12 - 1 'hx 1'- W ' '-pr W. Ray Epley rf, 4 fr-, .7 Lorace Thomas K Q 5 X. Charles Wadsworth Mattalene Wicker 'N ' K' 1 Nellie Cox 51 '. ,. ,, . Y! Leo Taylor l' fl J' 1 Y' Esther Burke John Dalrymple EXOJTU' A lot of hot air Ole Eagle Eye I got it! 'got lt? .1-sv-L 52 if Marlboro Man! . ,fl ,,..v' f ,X A N... Using your Head The New Way of Studying JI' Repair Work fashions through the years G F yesterday ' I N Look at those lengths' 12 N f K ' 'R I bg' 1 1 fs I 1 ik ag Y QS I , ihqj ..today 13 CCTC at Night Lu... i i I i i i 1 i I i i Is he here yet? wi X , xr gi' . . 4 4 I i i i i li i J i i i A i i if, Let's see one of these and some of those. 1 I I .l- ef f k . f ':- c , Av! . 1 X, . f' . IS, , .go Decisions! Decisions! ,4 I I Q1 .AV K p4 r N ,J ,s , iff Q 4' Are you sure it fitS7 l Q bf S . ,3 QL .gui X1 v .I x K F Q... 1 4 ehirzttinn 15 BPPQ QA ttrwztihe U hnuglqtfnl as 'B Qi' ntnttthe 1 Ol heerful at H ' L2 1 C., ' 'R Q 1: ..!f I- Liu nhuaatrtuus Q Q Cpsttentihe ,E kk i Wye IH uuilqfnl 3 CA rtihe eaauurzeful QB ruzxhminheh QB ptimiaatinz eliahle Igairirizx ilgarhuruuqh G9 211 amish P h Qgireriur nf QZ3shmi5siuu5 3.5 IIhBJZ5fEIIIhiIIg Qlzlrcer Qlentcr 6 1:2211 4 zxrhfnurhing :E .Q O GJ .Q L L J O 4 CC C. as E J 4 E -5 CD 32 .C 3 an c an L ai O 0 cn O DZ c O Q L Q C, O cn .E if 3 UJ CU '61 3 O cn .E 'o c cu OI' ID O O O .D O II C bs .C CE 'Q L CD N 5 an 3 O .c x Do ': III +4 L as .Q O II 6 ru E -5 cu -Q o 6 'O 3 Q L. o SE ro af E. E D- 1 IU O 4- L. Q3 'U GJ O-l CU GJ U7 ai .2 L CD.: O-' 3 'o Z- OCD SU? UNI E E at E cu E 41:8 S If cu E o CD vs -Q' an 2 Staff P r e S i d e n t f XX 'li- 4 -JL-1 X qi: A . -. : C i i I ' NX X17 .4 F. Hubert Garner Dean of Student Services .10 Avron B. Upchurch Dean of Instruction X gl t ,I , 141.3 H ' 'L g -- w ,, X bt. , N Y- 6 ' is -A fl Elbert C. Price Dean of Administrative Services Frances K. Andrews Administrative Assistant 21 ---...., 935- .ff-M ,..-f nn C.K. Caldwell Tommy C. Mann Personnel Officer Industrial Relations Officer ff Dr. Lorace J. Thomas ' Donald N. Buie Assistant Dean. Student SGVVICBS Director of Continuing Education 22 NWT Jimmy W. Foster Oy' 'f 7711 ' 111' a ,j d x.... -15' 7. 1? . lg., ' 4 rf- If 49 Er-H., C Joseph L. Morgan Director, Learning Resources Center Director, On Campus Evening Programs 'j ' x, . . X' X . mg, . - 'QV 5 fb , - xt 4- N It 'naar , ,1. Q Merritt B. Robinson Director of Occupational Education 2 Robert B. Garrett Coordinator, Continuing Education QHarnett Co.i 23 ' N,-: fJ 'H'i f ?,. -rf ' W- 'F I . .i-sul H QPU me if l ' 1 - '4 D .mf 5A A A A: . I ' I - 7 ,f C t .' ' f YYXL - XA V, i ... Grace T. Hodges Coordinator, Continuing Education lLee Co.J 4 Charles D. McLeod Coordinator, Special Projects .C-Q if Joan L. Bowling ' Educational Development Officer James M. Turner Coordinator, Continuing Education lCl'1atham Col 24 .--s Kia vt x y K YM Alf, dt !v' 5 Y to x K J Sam Cope A-'iff Veterans' Counselor 'c'3-ur' , 4, .ag .--e-r'T ' Robert Epley Field Representative Ron Hamrick Job Placement! Student Activities Counselor Robert Ross Financial Aid Officer at fm ,a, fra 'P X I I . . . Nancy Griffin Counselor Margaret K. Smith Registrar 25 Q-1 5 3 . H I ' Q J .-H , A L.. g Gale B. Adams Coordinator, Learning Lab X- Jeanne Brooks Librarian, Evening Gwen L. Glover Librarian 1.7 ce Marian P. Bridges Library Technician Anne D. Geer Media Specialist . I 4 ,Af- lf' L9' fry, James R. Hampton Director, Guided Studies XX A 's. tv -'N ,i. Nr! x xx F Af, Y . Af' . r ff i I , A ., L.. S f X W X .Xl Patrick J. Keough Media Technician Phyllis A. Huff Coordinator, Learning Lab Robert P. Lawrence Media Technician , N . i . i h Susan May Library Technician. Evening i r 4 'iii IE 5' . ii itz Florence Olmsted Library Technician, Evening Cynthia Washington Evening Coordinator, Learning Lab 27 la Q? ' .. 1 1 1-. 2, 1 0-v ,B 5 'lwwriw in Libby T. Boggs VA Secretary Martha L Barrington Secretary LRC Qljqua pain! ixglv' N Secretary Financial Aid 81 Placement Nellie L Cox 'wif X755 Polly H. Bouldin Secretary, Continuing Education fx Melba Fl. Cross Secretary, Business Office ff .i '- Judy E. Douglas Word Processing Technician ,R 19 -K Q-xsff' L Joyce K. Gupton Secretary, President ,,,qp-are-ff 7 . . .', oi P 'rl b Janie F. Eudy K, . -, Receptionist, Student J . Services 4 , Ax 'Y 6-f 44 V' if W 4 N 5 1 ' 'fx fit A 0 'fi 15 5 1 , .,-Q - 4 .' ' i ,IE ,... ,,,, - 2 : uV , Au Janell A. Howington Secretary, Director of Occupational Education F' 'bs gg-.1 X flxf , 1 -. K. Judy W. Hu . , I Purchasing Agent s u Ah' ' ,. :Sal 29 Q ' Anne M. Hurley Secretary, Student Services Y C 7,32-.e N- 4 5 l 7 I r flrugr. K A k vi l gk f .- i Ep r I I If I if 5 -, - I-, 30 Ina C. Johnston Secretary, Student Services .b -I Gail Luck Accounts Payable Clerk Barbara J. Lott Secretary, Materials Reproduction as vi .se f-.. '-D Marlene L. Miller Receptionist Marie T. Morris Cashier i i -541 4 1 I l Z' '1 0 1 1 Y he' ,. ' ' i . . . gi . if + 'iff 5 Q 1 i , Y ,Y.u, .- I 5 Vw Y .QL .3 ' C '-K' F, . , 6 f64fL'1 P' Clara J. Murchison Evening Secretary, Student Services 'Q L if 'r 'im 1 Jackie Pearce Director ol Fiscal Affairs ' 323 53?-' 1-f i - x' g -.11 'Sr at Q I I? 1 ' I- y 1: v S , A 5 ' - vs oil Ley. my ' I wa-4 ' T 7 -tag! j i, P '- A 'xi , 'Z Merry Pittman Rebecca A. Phillips Secretary, Student Services 8t LRC , Secretary, Director of Continuing Education I ag .-JF' N' ' - at .Q , Q .ixffffl ' Pg' N w 7: ff-. .-.- 'M '---M -- ' ,: , at - khgff ,5 ' fb Y .- .... 52 - V Sallie Tatum ' ' P' 1' - Secretary, Continuing 44 , Education i . l l C 'i ' P X -1 . . , i Linda Spivey 'i Secretary, Evening Curriculum I l 1 1 Katherine S. Watson Secretary, Continuing Education Brenda M. Willett Secretary, School of Telephony 32 Alicia H. Thomas Bookkeeper ffl Teresa Tippett Receptionist, Evening 4 12' Mattalene P. Wicker Secretary, Dean of Instruction lll 'lluflll K l R 1-' X IJ 642 I v. I .- 7 , I . Q ff! .iii Robert Worrell Mary L. Flempson Randy Carter Manager, Bookstore Security . ,f msxf, HQ.- -Y ja wi vcr, Mabel Ennis Rebecca Upchurch Clerk, Bookstore Clerk, Bookstore 'lll il Q N 445 I 3 ' 4 Ju, fu.l - i ol- Joe Parsons 1 4 Agriculture Science 8. Mechanization Kenneth Anderson Motorcycle Mechanics .--..,k v. T' rss, Laurence Wright Automotive Jessie Ayers Automotive Eddy Thomas Automotive fs V, i 4 1 i John Dalrymple ' Business Administration! Accounting K ,. 5, 1 . 1 i 9 l 'WF' B ,g A is l ll V il William Hailey Business Adm 11. f, ' 1 Rio. ' 9 fi B. 3 ' .' Jun 7 wi 1 1 I ,. Q lj, i yy inistration Larry Talton 1 Business 'J Administration Alice Watson Cosmetology , Liv- ,cgi 412 i J? ' Fronnie Allred li Cosmetology l l l 35 Ii, my xi'- Q 45 -r ,,-nd +A f' 4 . ,.l1 1' Percy WGS! Mary J. Strother Draftnng 8. Design History!Government f ' , , 5' W 1 I f I I 2 g 5,- A' 54 4, 1 F Thomas Ratliff David Ryser Electronics Instrumentation llii' L l Mary Jane Yarborough English 1-9' qt Clemellyn Welch English Grace Ellis English A Y un..,- -n. .5 i N-if ,.- is Dr. Gwen Ashburn English Kathy Elliott English Nancy Turner English 37 James Cox Industrial Maintenance Charles Wadsworth Industrial Maintenance Larry Thomas Industrial Maintenance If ,QI I I I II I , RI I I I K X I . I I 3, I I I I I I I, I I Dick Suddarth Industrial Maintenance I I I I I I I I ' l Raymond Couch Law Enforcement qs , X ' I X - x.f Ca 0 . l l R ' Flay Backlund f Industrial Management Hgbert Leathers A ,M Law Enforcement ' , l Mickey Williamson Corrections of ' Vg? Richard Golan Industrial Management I7 , r . . Q as ' ry! 'jj:,, . ,xr 'f f c . J, sl Q ry-.ta fl if fggf Q' -1 'i Cary Todd Mathematics I . J P I5 ,N ' X A x X51 ,R '4'L,.e 1 ' , K 'V 'I-' .' ,- Y ' , r'-Nfl: v . , i J . ,- 1, .Q fl qi' J- K V , wi lu. l .P ' ' 7 '.-.l- 215- -I O! .fb .'3 'h ' 1 A:- AR :If - Wx , xx x -L 5 - -' -bn., -Q nl J' I . -Q X . - wr' .- JW.- D '. J' . L ' xml, L if a-- R s . s s a P ll l KL I Carol n Re ister Y Q Paralegal Leo Taylor Physics ef-4 n,4,. . . Preston Sellers Physics Kathy Spive Skills Lab Y Esther Burke Practical Nursing Education 'fs 4 f ' Jerry Farmer A ' Gloria Peele Q Radio and TGIGVISIOD Practical Nursing Education IM W X ,fv- L. i X1 so V Karen Webb Recreation Marvin Keith Recreation N94 he Q gn.. . ,X I f Claudette Bowens Secretarial Science Stella McCuIlen Secretarial Science N. I S5 145.-sv Shirley Wachs Secretarial Science 0 -.-A Ruth Cooper Secretarial Science Linda Moore Secretarial Science l i l I I N + 4 QA Barbara Breeden Social Studies , 0 Q,- Joseph Fama i Q l 4 l l lil l i Q l lf l l l l Hilda Kennedy Social Studies Jay Norris Social Studies Teacher Associate-!Fleading Option X, l Sa ' ' .,.-1: Qu . , f . .- N -H 15, ,,. fxx ,f Jane Fritz Teacher Associate!Fleading Option .7 qi 43 Robert Brown Tool 8- Die Barry Sounders Telephony Counselor Morgan Yoder Telephony lf il David Uzzel Tool 8- Die 44 -I l gl 3i ,. win.. l Jack Summers Telephony ii, Fl lnlzvngng Lhtttntnrs -:uv-0, F I l 1 i ' i Q V m -,.- -4 y 1- f In 1,.,.,t, tit- . cr, George Blanchard William Bradford Veterinary Medical ChemistrY Z 5,-, C2 f Af 4 'K ' 1 ,y ' 5 I ' l V i J I 5 b 'Y l I 1 ' ' wage was .yup -.120-IQ' Evie Bright John Byrd Veterinary Medical Veterinary Medical 4 .VK o .l , ,- Y-7 I . 1 I , dim Linda Fowler Veterinary Medical Amy Cooke Veterinary Medical Q'-sum-N Dr. Cynthia Kuder Veterinary Medical Dr. Alvin Mac Kay Veterinary Medical x 0 Nancy Robinson Veterinary Medical i 46 i 1 -IV i Norman Calcutt Concessions Manager Shirley Shinn Cook j Frances Allen Housekeeper x av! 9 OIR. f 1 bf N flffl Ollie Toler Cook r . L r Carson Bethea Supervisor, Housekeeper!Grou nds Theresia Gill Housekeeper .,. 1, Stewart McLean Maintenance Wade Siler r Housekeeper, Evening I U 'I - ' 'U 1 I ---Q I u,l. I l I 3 Q I u I .. ' . Q . Hom p D... g:I-... K A. g, I . Q ' . Q., Q '- n'o 'p'u I I I '0.l 'p,I V l Q I I ' Q I :n 'g'U I I , ' 9 I 7 D , , P':' D , P' , Eugene McNeill Supervisor, Maintenance Norman Thomas Housekeeper Students 4 ACCOUNTING Chris Bonucchi Dierdre Causey Helena Clegg Jessie Culberson Mickey Gaines Milo Goodman Steve Kaljahi Susan Kirk Debra Lassiter Julie Leonard Brenda Nance Connie Nordan Jack Payne Connie Pugh Chris Puryear Allyson Roberts Debbie Smith Donna Smith Sammy Sykes Darlene Thomas tr x Teresa Willett AUTOM X X ,Chr lx X 3 OTIVE MECHANICS 6 , We , yds !' 5. s l 4- fs l ' 4 L., E K. 'Nk l I Sharon True Teresa Wallace Donna Wentland Anne Westmoreland Steven Bell Alan Cox James Johnson Frank Kellam James McLeod Deboise McNeill Lacy Murchison Robert Warlick BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Sharri Allen Howard Alston Ethel Austin Laura Austin Marian Bethea Jane Bewley Karen Bonsignore Angela Brown Cindy Brown John T. Cagle Betty Carter Joy Cartera Dennis Dion Christopher Mark Coates Gail Forrest Jeanne Gaddy Jamie Hall Janet Headen Sherry Hicks Raymond Hollowell l fm F 4.2 l 5 Qs iii S Merry Johnson Michael Johnson Deborah Jones James King Melody Kluttz Gail Lamb Joey Lambert William Lancaster Fran Leary Sandra Lewery Ricky Lyles Calvin Marsh Karen Martin David McCall Glyne McNeill Ola Meier Sylvia Newton Doris Oliver Dianne Patterson Curtis Person Business Administration fcontinuedl Barbara Richmond Jasper Fliley Dewey Rogers Audrey Rollins Della Saunders Sharon Sawyer Jimmy Sessons Barbara Sheppard Larry Smith Teresa Steward Brenda Terry Elizabeth Thomas Arlene Weinstein James White Retha Williams Griggs Wimbley 54 Q ,V wxigggiq' .2 A ,sa g n 1 gi fig. .6 A , fp.-. .' N. 7.32: .tg . .4 V . ,. V.: , m I 7,56 I4 i E n . -. tx. tg- ww . I ' 1 R I 'N .v I ' I l 1 . f it K I f X l 5 t. ' A-lil 1 'xv- W' 1' X17 M Gene Womble CORRECTIONS i A 1 S 'Q lo l f'-- 5 X I' all wg X W x X X Anne Allen Tim Bethune John Bryant Gerald Carrington Michael Cash Jack Combs Dana Godwin James Gorham Kelly Johnson Zoriana Lyczkowski Theda Preast Michael Shinn COSMETGLOGY Toni Angel Mary J. Bell Tongo Best Fannie Bethune Jean Bland Bonita Blue Marie Byres Barbara Cullum Robbie Dodd Barbara Freeman Gail Goins Sandra Hall Felicia Hannah Carolyn Jackson Annette Jones Charlotte Jones Geraline Lewis Jennifer Matthews Kim Matthews Doris McDonald l i i 5 V 1 X p ..fX 1' Emma Scott i Gwendolyn McLeod Mary Kay Medford Gloria McNeill Angie Rogers Laurie Simmons Rebecca Upchurch Linda Williams Sarah Yarborough I 4 4 4 i 1 UK! i 1 yi i Kathy Atkins David Colvin DRAFTING 8i DESIGN i 4 John Hunt Clay Johnson Siggie Niedworok David Sykes 57 ELECTRONICS William Black Ruffin Brown Chris Caligan Karen Colvin Ralph Darch Billy Deese William Denson Phillip Devoe Stanley Fore Eddie Godfrey Joseph High Richard Knowles Bob Kytta Kevin Ley Steve Matthews Eric Mclnnis Ralph Meeks Jr. Shannon Miles Mary Miller Glenny Murphy Q. NX A yl llf M, l 1 6,1 a Tm FQ K - i X 0 'Vx .Lu i il ' .X s , X f X in Xl ' l N GENERAL EDUCATION kN if i T I 4 2 5- Tim Peede Michael Pope Alejandro Rose Tim Smith Brian Spitler Ricky Stout Roy Thomas Darrell Wilson Angela Baker Butch Bonucchi Tim Butts Karen Cameron Melissa Dalrymple Teresa Eddington Robert Harris Richard Holder General Education lcontlnuedj Mike Homan Tony Johnson Tina Jordan Karen Kelly Lori Lovick Scott McLaughlin Lynn McNelley William Morley GENERAL OFFICE Jo Allen Patricia Alston Sharon Arnold Lisa Baker Beth Barber Jacqueline Barrett Chris Bishop Bearnise Brown Vondolyn Cameron Mary Campbell Fluth Capps Cathy Chalmers Annette Cheek Debbie Cooper Carolyn Elkins Teresa Elkins Faye Greene Karen Hayes Sabrina Hooker Marsha Jones Teresa Lytton Eva Martin Andrea Mclver Vinella McLaughlin General Office fcontinuedl Evelyn McLeod Janice Moore Beth Morgan Joanne Poindexter Ernestine Snipes Beth Stranko Beverly Thompson Ruth Woodard INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE Danny Baker Jim Butnam Tim Coleman Mike Cranford Vernon Davis Bobbie Donaldson David Elliott Jimmy Hart Charles Hersey Joe Keiseo Dennis McLean Eronus McNeill James McPherson Lawrence Moore M.J. Moore Glenny Murphy Robert Piggie Ed Rest Willie Rhodes Lehman Springs Charles Sutton Ferrel Stine Bobby Thompson Danny Thompson Bob Thurman Sherwood Tyndall Allen Werth David West Industrial Maintenance Icontinuedl Sandy Wilson Douglas Winbush INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT Rodney Alston Simon Alston Nila Anderson Stanley Barham Evert Beair Pat Blakeley Mike Breymeyer Donald Cameron Clarence Darroch Tony Funderburke Edward Harding Gerald Harrington 64 Ji i 1 1 v l. f 'V AX f . I P t nt W a?'75' ..' J . . S l' lf im ,xx x A xxx of XX l l 2 NL L X A X ti i l X ' Y 1 , l S , A . Q' L N K C -. H A A -, 'R' N kv-'los 'x- srvx' Nhqgf 4' ,x U 7! L-WX Nl ' y I x 2 'X 4' X K X X 'Q ,i 'si S m x l X A x,,,l. X 1 'XL 'mi l N Ml. -J l I i X' Y' 'QX E X H31 123 IIEIQ David Hash Tim Howell Azeez lgbekoyi Mary Johnson Ken Jones Dennis Jordan Le Floy Judd Stewart Judd Ernest Kelly Robert Knight Harry Litton Mary Maldonado Anthony McDougald Lawrence McLaughlin Henry Morgan Daniel Partridge Jerry Pullum Charles Fleynolds Marvin Flicketson Mitchell Taylor Industrial Management Qcontinuedl Earl Van Sell Anthony Webb John Wilson INSTRUIVIENTATION 31' .Z : N, A t. Q in J ' f W , l Steve Ammons Butch Barlow Brenda Douglas John Kurus nl 66 Connie Matthews John Morion I ixk ,X , . 2 A Nila Anderson Randy Carter Jack Caudle Jimmy Edwards William Ferguson Ernie Galloway Samuel Gill Donna Hefner Eileen Henderson Melanie Middleton Gerald Mooneyham Steve Thompson MOTORCYCLE MECHANICS Jessie Blue P. Jean Carroll Teresa Dean John Kingsbury Daniel Larenas Jim Lee Chris Maclaire PAFIALEGAL Connie Bryant Melany Denny Ruth Elliot vsxfl Tammy Spencer Shelly Toney Tereca Williford Belinda Foster Lou Nora Hobbs Lisa Holland Susan Homan Jackie Jacobs Kathryn Johnston Karen Kennedy Sylvia Lowery Gay Lyons Mickey Markle Carla Marley Phyllis McLean Jackie McNeill Cheryl Medlin Renee Minnick Toni Morrison PRACTICAL NURSING EDUCATION Jah Batchelor Mildred Bethea Lora Branch Janet Derrickson Karen Floryanzia Deborah French Rhonda Garner Cathy Godkin Debbie Hart Cindy Hearn Annette Hussey Elizabeth Hyland Gloria Johnson Clara Kelly Sandy McElveen Pat Morris Betty O'Mary Angie Pollard Thomas Royals Shirlyne Smith A JS Joyce Stewart Paulette Tomlinson Bobette Turner Kathy Ward RADIO TV BROADCASTING Scott Alley Barry Ballard Ray Culbreth Garland Freeland Claude Gibbs Kenneth Graham Steve Guth Alan Hoover Fiadio!TV Broadcasting fcontinuedl Charles Johnson Douglas Jones Vicki Lewis Harold McNeill Donald Patterson Charles Strickland James Whitt REAL ESTATE fa, Irene Button Teresa Campbell John Gilchrist Bill Joyce Pat Joyce Cassandra Fiicketson Marsha Sercy Stephen Williams 72 it Flenita Adams Maxine Bagley William Barrett Nancy Blake Toni Cabeza James Campbell Bob Cook Sandra Cummings Ricky Hackney Cathy Hussey Phyllis Hussey Donna McGee Mayles McLean Michael McLean Anthony McNeill Katina Murray Cheryl Richardson Sherry Ross Mike Setzer Evelyn Southern Recreation lcontinuedi James Taylor Angela Trueblood Becky Uminski Jan Watson L 'Eff SECRETARIAL SCIENCE Ginger Baker Belinda Batchelor Jane Braxton Melody Clark Sherry Cotten Tonya Dawkins Toni Deese Karen Douglas Donna Ebanks Ava Garner Gunda Gaschler Michelle Graham 74 Sara Walker I fllflillix A ,:,N -uf iw an X ,ff I Diane Godfrey Margie Goins Debbie Higdon Jan Holcombe Robin Holder Becky Holland Linda Jackson Lynn Jackson Angela Jost Cindy Lamm Sherryl Lewis Sharon Lucas Marilyn Martin Freda McDuffie Faye McLean Barbara Porter Sherrie Rives Rhonda Sander Connie Shepley Darlene Sloan S Secretarial Science lcontinuedl Javetta Smith Cindy Stone Stephanie Taylor Susanne Terry Nancy West Allison Whitaker Connie Wilkie Eula Williams Barbara Williamson Lela Wimbley Sandra Wootn Beulah Worsham 76 Elouise Yarborough I TEACHER ASSOCIATE READING OPTION WJ r-- K 1,3 I . Q I wx! I I ,QQ- I V I . ,live 4 xi IX' ,I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 'xo uS' ,B 'I l I ay-in Q- is - 1 Charmel Bass Kimbery Bagley Pam Beasley Susie Beal Aphelin Boykin Cathy Clegg Billie Cooper Jean Dowdy Tyjuanna Epps Sherrie Graham Pam Hickman Willie Holmes Linda Judd Melba Kelly Dolena Lockhard Sue Oldham Elaine Patterson Sheree Powers Delores Salmon Sheila Seymore Teacher Associate lcontinuedl Brenda Thomas Elma West Jacquellne White Mamie Wilson 5 , N vi l lll l T all ' L 11. l . sv! 5 kc. . , . x 5 . ' ' A , l ri A H E. ,.-. TELEPHONE TECHNICIAN TELEPHONY James Alford Michael Bond Sheula Bradley Deborah Bryant rv-l 'N lg ' 'Y '- bi m 1 xl 1' 5 , 78 Q John Kotlas Allan Roberts Z og ,N 4- l ' nl, V I xl we el A N S ll,-Q I I P551 1 le F J .Q is 4 4 ., .QM an r S Q ll f 3 y l ff , tx tu , Q3 ., J-T in N slr puke i 1 X f A31 I ' 'X 'i .4 'f 4 1 u i is 6 l '9- C 41 , x X X XR X3 ve' s I !9' -gg I . x in I 'K ti Vx , I 1 L t 1 Billy Ray Hampton Calvin Hargrove Charles Hightower Ethel Horton Jerry Hunt Nancy Jones Ronnie Leak Ronnie W. Little Rudy Liverman Refrain Monroe Anthony Moore Ray Moore Robert Parker Gary Peele Vickie Stevenson Robert Vandergrift TOGL 81 DIE David Barbour Clyde Bass Tim Berry Jerry Boggs James R. Brayley Rawney Clark Tim Coggins William Cole Lynn Coley Tim Darroch Mark Dollar Hollis Dowdy Stanley Frye Larry Godfrey Wiley Harrelson Rodney Holt Keith Lamberth Kenneth Letchworth Todd Marsh Larry Mashburn X, F Dale O'Ouinn David Overby Fred Ruth Billy Scott David Smith Edwin Thomas Vaughn Wilburn Larry Yow Teresa Alligood Sheial Angel Peggy Baucom Laura Bayley Lynn Byrd Ann Chance Becky Clark Margaret Ciemo Veterinary Medical lcontinuedl Stan Council Shirley Covington Trudy Daniels Bonnie Deason Mary Ann Elliott Linda French Barbara Gilmore Paula Gruensfelder CeSea Haaf Rebecca Hamrick Myra Harrelson Karen Hartlaub Angelia Halley Jackie Hayman Sylvia Hinkle Jane Horne Donna Humphries Barbara Kuzell Dina Lee Beth Lindsay gx ,,, v. l i N X X .7 lb in l 411 Mitzi McClure Shan McKeithen Linda Meyer Cynthia Mills Lisa Moore Donna Morrison Susan Moye Cassandra Nixon Gina Paysour Joanne Piccirillo Teresa Plemmons Annette Pearce Fonda Reynolds Mitzi Reynolds Wanda Howe Judy Sapp Sandra Schifferie Beth Sebastion Margaret Smith Mary Stock Veterinary Medical lcontinuedj Kathleen Stupalsky Beverly Taylor Sharon Teague Mary Thompson Tami Todd Corinne Underwood Debra Wood 84 W A -u- IN IVIEIVIGRIAIVI What Are Policemen Made Of? From a Paul Harvey broadcast A policeman is a composite of what all men are, a mingling of saint and sinner, dust and diety. Culled statistics wave the fan over the stinkers, underscore instances of dishonesty and brutality because they are exceptional, unusual, not commonplace. Buried underthefroth is the fact. Less than one-half of one-percent of policemen misfit that uniform. That's a better average than you'd find among clergymen. What is a policeman made of? He, of all men, is at once the most needed and the most unwanted. He's a strangely nameless creature who is Sir to his face and fuzz behind his back. He must be such a diplomat that he can settle differences between individuals so that each will think he won. But . . . lf the policeman is neat, he's conceitedg if he's careless, he's a bum. lf he's pleasant, he's a flirt, if he's not, he's a grouch. He must make, in an instant, decisions which would require months for a lawyer. But . . . If he hurries, he's careless, if he's deliberate, he's lazy. He must be first to an accident and infallible with a diagnosis. He must be able to start breathing, stop bleeding, tie splints and, above all, be sure the victim goes home without a limp. Or expect to be sued. The police officer must know every gun, draw on the run and hit where it doesn't hurt. He must be able to whip two men twice his size and half his age without damaging his uniform and without being brutal. If you hit him, he's a coward, if he hits you, he's a bully. A policeman must know everything - and not tell. He must know where all the sin is - and not partake. The policeman must, from a single human hair, be able to describe the crime, the weapon and the criminal- and tell you where the criminal is hiding. But . . . If he catches the criminal, he's lucky, if he doesn't, he's a dunce. If he gets promoted, he has political pull. If he doesn't, he's a dullard. The policeman must chase bum leads to a dead end, stakeout ten nights to tag one witness who saw it happen - but refuses to remember. He runs files and writes reports until his eyes ache to build a case against some felon who'll get dealed-out by a shameless shamus or an honorable who isn't. The policeman must be a minister, a social worker, a diplomat, a tough guy and a gentleman. And, ofcourse, he'lI have to be a genius. . . For he'll have to feed a family on a policeman's salary. Paul Harvey says, Don't credit me with this mongrel prose, it has many parents, at least 420 thousand of them, all POLICEMEN. tCourtesy of the Police Science and Criminology Department, Central Piedmont Community College, Charlotte, North Carolinal IV' fb' X Dwight Moody Cole Jr. A friend, fellow student, and a fine person in the community. We have all missed him since he has gone. z 1 fi r 'tr Q-.qppr K I 1, wr i,-azfQ'L ' f ehhrah A1125 A Q3 86 x Activities Student Government Association Robert Ross, advisor ' - If I Lou Nora Hobbs, secretary Q .. ' Tim Berry, vice-president i Allyson Roberts, treasurer sf Bob Cook, president 4 Legislative, executive, and judicial authority, insofar as student affairs are concerned, is the responsibility of the student government. The student government operates under the supervision of the Student Services Office and serves as the voice of the students in their relations with officials of the College. The president of the SGA is elected for the year during the spring quarter of the previous year and the remaining officers are elected by the first week in October. 88 Artist-in-Residence Gail George Classical Guitarist Bloodmobile lvl. x. in ..: CENCARO STAFF '3 Lou Nora Hobbs co-editor Barbara Gilmore co-editor Dr. Lorace Thomas advisor xx' LA Mike Cranford 90 Tami Todd 4 '- .J-f Z af X x Tammy Spencer 5 Nila Anderson editor Y I l ' 1 I' U- B? K.. nf: g 'fi .J Bob cook Annette Pearce The staff wishes to express its thanks to these people who gave their help: Ray Epley Robert Ross Keith Cline Charles McLeod Pat Keough Deborah Allen RAIVIBLING CENTAUR i Q., -liz ' N Q NA by Deborah Allen, Mike Cranford, Tammy Spencer, Robert Ross, Lou Nora Hobbs The Centaur is a student publication Advisor- Robert Ross ' Editor - Lou Nora Hobbs published by the students for the. I Feature Reporter- Tammy Spencer students at CCTC and is not an official Sports neponer - Mike Cranford publication of the school. It does not TVP'St- Debofah AHB . , Curriculum Reporter - John Bryant necessarily reflect the views of the administration, faculty, or the student body. I 91 FIELD DAY ,u. 3 1 3 , 4' -FXR' ' n., . , 02 - . .Fr 'jp n 'n..L Have some! 'HN .7 w Looks hard Amoeba Race Y 92 if '40 ex I J.-0' 'Q 1-3 x .,-,5 r up 5 .V 1 1 'f Y Q My QQ' , . YQQ - m. xg 93 Is it done? 44 PIG PICKIN .. ii fu 1 -v' 'af -.-., A- ' J XJ-'--54:5 an dig V , .,.,,.: 1. ,, .RQ-ma, ,A gl., Y- L.. 'g2zE5fS , 4. . .- ..,-.slr 'Q' , , . .H .'-- .P-1.4 f , , . . . , Q . fx, . .. ' all- 4' ,L . ' Q9 1 W G .AF fa -2-if-' 1 . g,.g?gE,,? H ' a-is.--2' - .9 Q . LM 'ri -, ,iw A -A - ' V .5 71 V 5-f wae , , , s l T5 -1-I rv 1 .. is , , . . vi qv' M -- f' - ' ' 'W 2 ' ., -.-,- VOTER FIEGISTRATIGN Q , A ?.l 0 1 Time to eat! - 94 CIRCLE K l:I'-M? I! f C.K. Caldwell, Bob Cook, Jan Watson, Toni Cabeza, Becky Uminski, John Bryant, Jim Turner, Circle K International is the largest collegiate organization in North America, with 700 clubs throughout the United States and Canada, The CCTC Circle K Club, chartered in 1972, is the oldest two year club in the Carolina District. Circle K is a means of forming friendships, working in a common cause with other students, and simply having fun. Service projects are the most rewarding part of Circle K. The CCTC Club has provided families with Thanksgiving Dinner, visited rest homes, provided Lee County patients at Dorthea Dix in Raleigh with Christmas gifts, sold carnations for the Heart Fund, walked in the Super Walk for March of Dimes, sold doughnuts, helped with the Smile-ln program at the Mental Health Center, helped with Special Olympics, and helped with the Kiwanis Track Meet. Valentines Flowers not pictured William Barrett Mark Coats Sherry Ross James Taylor fl- 1 95 SOFTBALL 5, - if David Spears, Tom Cameron, Dale Leighton, James Taylor, William Barrett, Eddie Fore Jack Combs, Mike Cranford, David Hash, Chuck Johnson, James Fore, Ken Anders GOLF Ron Hamrick, Marty Burger, Andrew Calhoun, Fiicky Dykes, Chris Puryear, Tim Smith, Gary Osborne, Gerald Harrington, Milo Goodman 96 TENNIS fy' G -v. so ., sf E 'fc-me Scott Swindell, Bryan Robinson, Chris Puryear, Tim Smith, Bob BOWLING TEAMS .tm xv. .lr ll v A .L 5 JHQ 5 NA - c.. ,aw , . H ir 5. 1 Robert Williams Clara Kelly Paula Greunsfelder 2 Linda Fowler John Byrd George Blanchard 3 Gina Paysour Lisa Moore Linda French 4 Debbie Wood Ann Chance Sheila Jocelyn 5 Sherwood Tyndell Mike Cranford Tommy Cameron 6 Jan Watson Rickey Hackney Nancy Blake 7 Mike Setzer Bob Cook Toni Cabeza 8 Larry Wright Gwen Glover Flobert Adams ?:.' ' -t . , ,, ,,,,- , bv .Lug N . M.-. ' ' ' . A v ,..-:fl ,V 2 ' N T' . -5. 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