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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1985 volume:

r' , I i I 1 l A ! W 1 1 , I 11 1 F. In ' H 5.2 , I ,X 1. '-1.4 i J Pb 4' , -1 1 1 1 ll , -,0 -A-. - , 'Sv'- i1'i-,PQ- 1984-85 Cougar Tracks 1105 Kelly Drive Sanford, NC 27330 Nine Students Vie For SGA Gffices In late September nine students filed a petition for one of the SGA Offices of Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer. For over a week, candidates exhibited intense but friendly competition for the offices. Campaigning included candidates making speeches to the student body during a Meet the Candidates Forum, filling the walls with cam- paign posters, and talking with evening students over coffee and soft drinks. During voting hours, candidates could be found just out- side the Student Center soliciting votes. When votes were counted, only a winner for Treasurer emerged. Four more days of cam- paigning and a run off election were necessary to determine winners for Vice President and Secretary. Sherry Martindale and Patricia George find evening students eager to learn about SGA! ,MW Candidates for SGA Offices: Stand- ingg Sidney Morgan, Patricia George, Donald Smith, Sherry Mar- tindale, Lee Trahan, Lori Bullock. Sittingg Alina l-logue, John Williford, Andrea Degraffenreaidt. OP and ECU representatives have a voice in student elections! Ballot counting suspense . . , With the support of a favorable audience lnot plcturedl, Sherry Martindale prom- ises to . . . 3 SGA Gfficers 1984-85 on Bullock Treasurer Lee Trahan Vlce Presldent Sherry Martlndale Secretary -e-9 l l l ji l 1 , I is lr Officers relax as Field Day draws to a close. i 'L , ., xv , ' ll Zn.. .Av dig F K , .sfvgf 1' Eff: 'f .. -.-'QI 'ai' ,'lG':i2.,f',Q,ff' ..fi0 -I ml ' ..- -QUE-Lv. ,f, .1 .IE C I an Ur , .lkfflgr 51 4 'f?tfmi . ' r'- 1. NUI 'J A713 V in Y 1 ye Students Donate And Enjoy 'Q . 1 . . '-xv: Y -o - T A s :.., ! Q gk 1 x . Mx, M, . . ' JK. A - 1 ' In late October the SGA held a cookout for all. The cookout was held in conjunction with the annual visit of the American Red Cross Bloodmobile. A CCTC record of 192 pints of blood were collected by the Red Cross from students, faculty, staff and the community. Miss CCTC Pageant 1984-85 On the eve of the pageant students preview contestants via portraits. Friday, October 25, was filled with fun, excitement, anticipation, disap- pointment and joy forthe seventeen ladies who entered the 1984-85 Miss CCTC Pageant. Contestants competed in four areas: interview by a panel of judges, and modeling in business, casual, and formal attire before an audience of family and friends. When the competition end- ed, Margaret Sutton captured this Miss CCTC crown. Sandi Mundt placed lst runner-up, Wendy Ayers, 2nd runner-upg and Reba Groover, placed 3rd. Prior to the pageant, Ms. Ruth Coo- per assisted contestants with format for the pageant performance. Contestants: Back row, Lorie Turn- er, Teresa Buchanan, Reba Groov- er, Molly Griffin, Sandi Mundt, An- gela Faircloth, Margaret Sutton, Tammy Stephenson, Mazetta Wynn. Front rowg Tenita Gilmore, Wendy Ayers, Sherry Martindale, Angela Nelson, Cecilia Douglas, An- gie Dix, Tammy Byrd, Loretta El- kins. TZ: W S ill F51 1, i 'fl ,NNI I , xx. A K chi y L . gk A r if I saw , dl FQ Sandi Mundt, Molly Griffin, and Reba Groover listen to instructions from pageant emcee Lisa Burns. .t yxf During the formal attire competition, each contestant responded to a question for judges. Reba Groover confidently responds. ro- ' YQ' Pageant judges, Tony Tysinger, Linda Tysinger, Hilda Matthews, Teresa Midgett, and Sandy Burke score Reba Groover in the formal category. Emcee Lisa Burns, Miss CCTC 1979-80, crowns Margaret Sutton 1984-85 Miss CCTC. Above, Margaret Sutton bursts with excitement as she is announced the winner! SGA President Amanda Faye Shore places the sash on a stunned win' ner. Looking on is ist runner-up Sandi Mundt. Miss CCTC 1984-85 Who is Miss CCTC 1984-85? A high spirited pleasant individual, striving for all life has to offer. Her high school and college careers re- flect her strivings through participa- tion in a wide variety of extracurricu- lar activities. This undying desire to participate led her to be our pag- eant winner, Margaret stated after the pageant, I only entered for the fun, I had no idea l might win. Mar- garet Sutton, a Radio-Television Broadcasting student is a native of Lumberton, NC. She is a 1980 gra- duate of Lumberton High School. In addition to her reign as Miss CCTC, she has been active in Student Gov- ernment activities. Margaret repre- sented the College in Christmas pa- rades in Lee, Chatham and Harnett Counties. L i Field Day - Fun, Food And Sun Fire fighters nearly drown trying to extinguish their compe-titor's cigar Imagine, what if the rope broke? i A Field Day injury, Fortunately this foot's owner was a nursing student. Christmas 1984 The spirit of Christmas filled CCTC in early December. Students represented the College in local Christmas parades, To celebrate Christmas the SGA sponsored a Christmas Party Dance at the San- ford Elks Club. K 17 Q J R 1 tudents Y.. L .-7 ,- rm 1 '::. '.g,:Q-.x Angelita Barnette Tammy Bennett Andrea Brewer Cindra Bruce Beth Campbell Connie Davis Andrea DeGraffenreaidt Rene Eddins Parveen Farmah James Gorham Sylvia Kaloko Joseph Kumeh Carol Marks Wendy Mason Kenneth Norris Angela Phillips Penny Quintana Cynthia Sawaya George Schantz Joyce Strickland Edward Bernard Phillip Blue Reginald Brewington Carl Cameron Jeffery Cannady Neil Carter Jerry Chesney Earl Coe Randy Cook Terry Edwards Melvin Feaster Verider Frazier , Hollis Gilchrist . . ' Steve Godfrey A Roger Ivey Raymond Jones John Judd Mike Lucas John McKinney Myron Miller Robert Sanderlin Garry Tarpley Gary Tracy Lee Trahan James Weathers Charlie Worley Automotive Mechanics fcontinuedi -DFW 4' f-,J Lee Trahan accepts the of SGA Vice-President. Wendy Ayers Tammy Bennett Barry Bright Lori Bullock Kathy Butler Juli Bynum Patricia Davis Carolyn Douglas Carolyn Gibson Melinda Gllbreth Stella Goldston Angela Ingram Vickie lvlarkwell Tammle McAuley Lisa McCann Jacqueline Mclver Annie lvlcKrimmon Barry McLeod Pam Mitchell James Pennington Keith Pierce Tony Puryis David Serina Lyanne Sirls Darlene Sowders Donna Wilkins Griggs Wimbley Ann Womack Mazetta Wynn Rose York Business Administration Ccontinuedj Barbara Starling Lisa Surcy Barbara Terry Janet Thomas Robert Thompson Lynette Tripp Lorie Turner Donna White T 4 1 1 15' 9.4 'Q I Vaneka Alston Earl Barton Don Brown James Brown Michael Brown Debra Buchanan Bedell Buie Elaine Bullis Marcie Burgess Herbert Carter Donna Chandler William Cole Daryl Cox Phyllis Davis Jimmy Dean Cecilia Douglas Laurie Farrow Kathie Foushee Angela Goldston Kathy Gordon Kaye Gregory Tommy Gunter Judy Hill Sophia Hsu Angie Johnson 1 S Business Computer Programming Ccontinuedl Geraldine Johnson Sherry Jordan Kimberly Kitchen Jessica Knight Cesea Lawson Daniel Lee Angie Mansfield Sharon Marks Sherry Martindale Sharon McAllister Darlene McDougald Sidney McLean Sherri McNeill Charles Mellette Tammy Moore N1 xl liX 4 l s Q. 4- Lisa Oldham Michael Powers Sheila Ricketson Kevin Saunders X, . 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'Q' I Y . of ' Qsxf Bobbie Storch Helen Tharp Anthony Thomas Nancy Turlington Ann We-st Tina White Ginger Wicker Randy Morrison Jerry Mull Terri Mundt Joelle Phillips Mike Pressley Marj Spence Jackie Thomas Jan Thomas Cheville Branch Angela Faircioth Reba Groover Joy Hennings Jon Joyner Mary McNeill -9 Cosmetology r l 'W' I G Robin Bray Teresa Bryan Wendy Bryant Angelia Buie Denise Dickens Stella Fish Helen Johnson Deborah Matthews Cynthia McEachin Sandi Mundt Joyce Richardson Robin Shepherd Marian Sloan Brigal Stone Rhonda Stone Diane Tickle Lisa Wayne Sheila Williams Donna Woodell Criminal Justice Protective Service Cynthia Chalmers Edgar Cupps Edward Denton R n EiI's o i Walter Hatcher Zoriana Lyczkowski Jerry McDonald Robert McGowan Gloria Walker James Watson 30 Lisa Womble Michael lrwin Marshall Kinney Wayne Marsh Michael Spinks Ray Stewart Stephen Alford Angel Alvarez Larry Beasley Joe Carson David Clouse Michael Cole Melvin Douglas Wesley Elkins Holly Fulford Patricia George Randy Haire Coy Hall John Handy Jane Harrington Ken Hill Dean Hipp Jerry Johnson Mark Kidd George Lloyd David Marks Ronald Martin Fleid Mason Mitch Mauldin Markita McCrirnrnon Ray McDougald I 3 l 'Y xl 'x lb Q IJ n ,YK Q? Mark Woodward Brian Nalley Richard Noel Donnie Pittman Kevin Flaynor Michael Shore Randy Slayton David Wang Bell Welch Cathy Whitaker Flicky Wicker General Educational Development Douglas Bare Cindy Beaston Dale Beck Laura Bethea Barbara Brewer William Buchanan Vilma Delvecchio Susan Ellis Muriel House Jeannie Kernes Leda Knode Roberto Jaime Orellana Peggy Patterson Linda Sistare Octavia Thomas Flonnie Truelove Robin Wright f Roberta Youman 34 i ff ,r General Dffioe Y i ,Q , f 'T Debbie Barbour Donna Bush Audrey Cole Pamela Cummings -ii i l I ' r l X K Leslie Elliott Karen Godfrey Sheila Godfrey Normalea Lutterloh Teresa Maddox Susan Miller Debbie Priest Barbara Bay Angela Smith Faye Trull Barbara Watkins Deborah Watkins Angie Watts Karen Whitaker Tammy Whitfield Wayne Mashburn Marvin Mclver Coy McNeill John Murchison Carlton Patton William Owens Joseph Roller Joseph Smith Danny Sweat James Waddell Industrial Maintenance Mechanic l Edwin Adams Greg Bowling Jimmy Cameron Bill Farrow Barry Gaines Gary Green Monty Hall Donnie Hancock Ridie Headen Lynn Holder Kenneth Jones Reginald Marsh ndustnal Management Grey Allen Donnie Baker Jackie Bean Glen Beckner Vaughn Clark Norma Cooney 1 1 John Farrell Marie Harper Stephen Holder Alan Lees Phyllis Mooney Andy Flay Walter Spivey Ethel Thomas Instrumentation Q .E-ng' J il S torcycle Mechanics Michael Robinson Keith Stutts Quill Ricky Joyce Harold McNeill Darryl Fieed I X0 Loretta Anderson Mary Barrett Sharon Blue Cynthia Browning Teresa Buchanan Cynthia Byrd Julia Byrd Tammy Byrd Diane Chapman Joann Cleveland Tina Creech Lou Degraffenreaidt Roberta Donnelly Ann Eldridge Loretta Elkins Susan Eubanks Gail Farrell Chris Fritzler Tenita Gilmore Lori Gregson Dorothy Grime- Martha Grurnette Joyce Gunter Vickie Gunter Sharon Hardin Tammy Hester Denise Howarth Jol.ynne Jones Pamela Leak Joan Lutz Barbara Morris Sandy Muse Flora Patterson Flenee Pope Lura Rhyne Sherrie Rives Vivian Fiosser Lynda Rounds Amy Shelor Joan Stearns Ellen Stephenson Tammy Stephenson Jo Ann Stone Annalee Surcy Henry Walden Fiose Mary Wicker r Nursing foontinueciii D l I Joan Barker Tammie Callahan Barbara Clark Audrey Griffith f.9.'fg bs' Di ,IQ 14, fm. HWY' K. - -. Aix-fill 9-Gif Leland Hill Alina l-logue Karen lv1cLarnD Amy Oswald Miles Siler Karen Sluder Tony Ft. Smith Gwen Southerland Mary Beth Winchester Candi Wright Brad Duncan Dennis Herring Tom Maynard Hilary McLaurin Gerald Neely Andy Odom Mark Parker Donald Smith Beth Staley Margaret Sutton Roger Vestal James Whitt John Williford Arch Bynum Martin Dark Lawrence Harris Angelina Hayes Jackie McGiIberry Delois Mclver William Morris Lavern Newby Mary Orum Joann Pajor Antonio Smith James White Tonia Ayers Melissa Barnhill Yushevia Brewington Tonnette Brooks Angela Cotten Lynette Davis Candace Fesmire Angela Glover Teresa Hall Jane Harrington Deneen Harward Sharon Johnson Elease McDougald Lowan McGhee Cathy Partington Suzanne Raymond Karen Sasser Karen Whitaker Jennifer Wicker Secretarial Science 3 E Telephony Eddie Honeycutt Don Perkins 1 -J 4 -Q? . f 1 ..il eleiohony - CATV xLEE.iio i 1 I i Rodney Brown Artis Cameron Willie McKinnon Elaine Ocletree Calvin Warf Anthony Webster Printiss Worthy Chester Arnold Tony Austin Marty Averitt Mike Baird Neil Bane John Barker Cleo Blue James Braly Michael Butts Hank Darroch Mark Daurity Zane Davis Jesse Edington Alan Ellerman James Fogleman Tool And Die ff Tim Ganskop Mike Godfrey F X ' i Andrew Holland Chuck Holly Neal Johnson Durwood Jones Rick Lawson James Matthews Antonio McLean Brenda McLean Chuck McLeod Todd McNeill Ronnie Moore Robert Page Tim Perry William Perry Marty Reynolds Bill Richardson James Rives Mark Sanders Stephen Scott Ted Straughn John Suits Joseph Thomas Cornell Watson Jackie Upton Wayne Williams Robert Wolfe Ricky Womble C.W. Worley Coleen Averill Mattie Bass Martha Branon Elaine Carter Lorri Casner Barb Curtin Thomas Crosby Robin Dail Laurel Dancy Elritta Engelrnann Diane Fisher Sally Fowler Carolyn Green Susan Hall Beadie l-iaroison Cynthia Hardison Natali Hiebsch Maxine Hladky Stephanie Hodge Kathy Howie Elizabeth Humphrey Angie Huie Alice Huneycutt Lori Johnson Veterinary Medical fContinued7 I PAB A -4 L 'N mf li -rf' Melissa Johnson Christy Kinney Marvel Koury I, ,. -r F ' Yu C3-V - - if-2? ik A Q...- --H-.. Y 1 Donna Wilkinson Lori Williams Connie Woodrum Kim Lambert Carol Luben Traci MoGehee Lynn Michael Virginia Ogle Lisa Swain Diane Taylor Mary Ann VanLiedekerke Kim Ward 53 Q Q -.W i 4 , 4, Y i5 i1.,ia5lf'gQg,K'b J, jg n r:'.'.x 1 N 1 1 ' e ff31?f Q5 1 2: mm 'rl . V 715'i . x' ,, gg ,. 1: - .5 fa -e , 1 , -3 ,Q ja ':.'.- 'J 1 ' 'I 'i W F v 4 h ' An I. J 'li V ,, 1 Q! E' , at ,J 5, B .-,,. , fp, .', sf ,., -X w W Q 9 gg - A . ,B Q4.,6,.g,, b - x- A --x - -4- xA' 5 '- , '- 'F 1 fi? ',. 'tl -L. O K ' J 1- N, ,-1. 'av K ,44. N -Qt.. xv L gi ' ' 4 Dj, w-SO Qfdfi-aj-5 QDfY'fLfS 5 A -'fTf -1' ' ' Q:-g,fQYE. i I ' 0 1 , aw- I Q11 JSI -ash Administration, Faculty, Arid Staff silly' 1 li 1 fm-' ,,, - M 'f' '- '-nhl 'fm,.w,.:.'.:t -in ,.4f'-: - .-1.4. Board Gi Trustees Front Bow: Amanda Shoreg Irene Whiteg Meigs Golden, Chairmanp RB. Guthrie, Vice Chairmang Helen Holderg Hal Siler. Back Bow: Fletcher Harrisg James Bridgesg Perry Whiteg Mack Aumang Bob Dalrympleg Dennis Wicker: Robert Brick- house. 56 I Y x ', ,g I L 1 Y Q . .1 .A x N. sy' Administrative Staff Elbert Price Dean of Administrative Services Hubert Garner Dean of Student Development Avron Upchurch Dean of instruction ' 5 Frances Andrews Director of Learning Resource Center Joan Bowling Staff Deveioprnent Instructional Speciaiist Don Buie Associate Dean of Coritirioing Education OK. Caldwell Administrative Assistant! Personnel Officer Jim Foster Associate Dean of Vocational and Special Pro rams Tommy iiiann Industriai Relations Officer Joseph Morgan Director, On-Campus Evening Programs Merritt Robinson Associate Dean of Tecnnicai Programs Jesse Ayers Automotive Bay Backlund Industrial Management Samuel Barnes Tool and Die tDunnJ Claudette Bowens Secretarial Science William Bradford Chemistry Robert Brown Tool and Die Edward Bryant Automotive Esther Burke Nursing Kay Butler Business Administration Bob Carpenter Business Administration Tom Cook Criminal Justice Ruth Cooper Secretarial Science Donnie Cummings Veterinary Medical John Dalrymple Data Processing Linda Dalrymple Accounting!Beal Estate Grace Ellis English Faculty 'A+-N fur! f Si y P. : ,. ' if ' l . -ff, , . I A , 'V f ' i .52 . .,,. A , f. -, , A I l f l that K 7: fp., S' 1 John Faircloth Toolmakrng Jerry Farmer Ftaduo-TV Broadcasttng Linda Fowler Vetennary Medrcal Pat Gautier Business Admunwstratuon Richard Golan Industrual Management Mike Graham ABE Wayne Graham Motorcycle Mechanucs William Hailey Business Administration Nancy Hall Nursing Linda Harris Cosmetology Karen Holt Math Tutor Forrest Houston Small Business Coordinator Bruce Jackson Data Processing Rhea Jackson Cosmetology Marvin Keith Recreation Hilda Kennedy Social Studies Dr, Cynthia Kuder Veterinary Medical Robert Leathers Law Enforcement Dana Leebrick ABE Joyce Mauldin Secretarial Science Dr, Alvin R, MacKay Veterinary Medical George McConnell Harnett Youth Center Ann McCracken English if Q. 1 I 'Z-Q3 . pg., W ,Y . ' ll .J . ,, 4 i f y 7 if A. 'fi' --5 Stella McCuIIen Secretarral Screrlce Andre lvlcllougald HYC Tom McLaughlin Aocountlog Reba McNeill Veterlrlary Medrcal Doris McPhaul Busrne-ss Aomrmstratlon!Accoummg Dan Moore Electromcs Jay Norris Socral Studle-3 Jackie Parker Nursrrmg Gloria Peele Nursrm Tom Qilatliff Eleciromcs Carolyn Register Paralegal Nancy Robinson Veterinary Medical David Ryser Instrumentation Preston Sellers Physics Lindsey Sink Industrial Maintenance Kathy Spivey Skills Lab Jane Strother History Jack Summers Telephony Larry Talton Business Administration Doug Tanner ABE Daniel Thomas ABE Janet Thomas Veterinary Medical Larry Thomas Industrial Maintenance Cary Todd Mathematics Ken Tunstall Mathematics Jim Turner Mathematics -1 'Q- 'Q 'J'-f I I J 1 -if w 'sl sn., 0- f ,Au J I in ,.i 'r 4 M' rw ,I Sf' .1, N AN 3 YH . avi: Nqr! Nancy Turner English William Tyson ABE David Uzzell Toolmaking Charles Wadsworth Industrial Maintenance Linda Wallace Nursing Clemellyn Welch English Percy West Drafting and Design William White Electronics 1 i J tttt Larry Wright 'N Automotive Mary Jane Yarborough En Ish 3 in Q' r,.4 ' ,N Morgan Yoder Telephony Bob Garrett Coordinator, l-larnett County Grace Hodges Coordinator, Lee County Charles McLeod Coordinator, Special Projects Charles White Coordinator, Chatham County Continuing Education Staff 6 1 i . l Learning Resource Center Staff V . gf, v U 9 ,Q-ls N , ' ' gf' L C .J- 'RX 'il if T QW I Q X i W fi ' EL ndlintiii .LLM llli l Norma Smith Coordinator, Learning Lab Richard Smith Tutorial Coordinator Marian Bridges Library Technician Bill Freeman Audio Visual Clerk Patricia Garrett Evening Learning Lab Instructor Linda Halstead Librarian Phyllis Huff Coordlnator, Learning Lab Bob Lawrence Media Technician Howell Oakley Media Specialist Florence Olmsted Library Technician, Evening Sam Cope VA Counselor Ray Epley Field Representative Ron Hamrick Placement Counselor Janell Howington Registrar Warren Jones Transfer Counselor Flobert Ross Financial Aid!Student Activities Pat Yarborough Director of Admissions Cackie Watson Testing Technician Student Development Staff I Lis l l se,-5. 64- 'E' A .A QL' blqiva? 4. W 4 4 4 4 4 34 ii T4 i 4 4 4 I 4 4 4 4 i 4 4 r i i 44 r 4 4 i 4 4 4 4 4 4 r 4 i 4 4 4 44 ll Ni il 4 4 i Clerical Staff '.. 7' ' , 'l le. in cg: r 5- '10-X -45 X . .-:V ' fi! rw 'D .A.m,....4 -.g..m..,A 9 r l is -Z? ,ev-1 Libby Boggs VA Secretary, Student Development Polly Bouldin Secretary, Continuing Education Gloria Clemons Sec.!Asst to Harnett Cty Cont, Ed Coordinator Melba Cross Secretary, Business Office Patty Downing Student Records Secretary Judy Ellis Financial Aid Technician Janie Eudy Receptionist, Student Development Angela Fann Computer System Coordinator Joyce Gupton Exec. Sec. to the President 8 Board of Trustees Judy l-lu Purchasing Agent Carol Huber Secretary, Director of Occup. Ed. Anne Hurley Student Records Secretary Barbara Lott Secretary. Materials Reproduction Gail Luck Assistant Controller Martha Luck Secretary. LRC Marlene Miller Receptionist Marie Morris Cashier Rebecca Phillips Secretary, Director of Cont. Education Merry Pittman Secretary, Nursing Jackie Sechler Evening Receptionist Sylvia Spivey Secretary, Evening Curriculum Sallie Tatum Secretary, Continuing Education Alicia Thomas Controller Teresa Thomas Chatham Cty. Campus Secretary Patti Tyndall Secretary, Business Oftice Mattalene Wicker Secretary, Dean of Instruction Brenda Willett Secretary, School of Telephony 70 Student Store Staff ii f Bertha D. Taylor Cook l A K 1 Norman C. Calcutt Concesstons Manager Mabel Ennis Bookstore Clerk Kit T. Phillips Student Center Manager Mary L. Bernpson Bookstore Manager Frances Allen Housekeeper Kenneth Baker Maintenance Carson Betnea Supervisor, l-lousekeeper 81 Grounds J.C. Clegg l-lousekeeper T. Hal Dickens Maintenance Theresia Gill l-lousekeeper Eugene McNeill Supervisor, Maintenance Norman J. Thomas Housekeeper Maintenance Stall ' Pattie Watson Housekeeper l -51 SIL. ,sv C491 Visiting Artist LY visit ing 'v' Q. . . 4 art is! rf 1' at 2. A cooperative effort between the North Carolina Arts Council and the North Carolina Department of Com- munity Colleges permitted CCTC to have Ed Devany as Visiting Artist for the 1984-85 academic year. Ed De- vany came to CCTC with over 30 years experience as a playwright, writer, director, and producer. Prior to his appointment here, he worked at the University of Texas at Austin in an administrative capacity as well as a freelance writer. During 1984-85 Ed Devany shared his talents with CCTC and la qv-s 1-i'i 1 '.-u. .- 'ff the community in varied ways. Sunday Afternoons At The Tem- Some of his accomplishments this ,rm year include: - Directed We the Family, a one act play - A weekly column on the arts and general subjects in The Sanford Herald - Played in the Footlight Players production of Our Town - Directed The Secret Affairs of Mildred Wild at the Temple The- atre, as well as filming and edit- ing film sequences. - Produced and ran seven Visiting Artist Concerts iunder the title of Has written three scripts under consideration for the television series Kate and Allie Throughout the history of Central Carolina Technical College, efforts have been made to recognize em- ployee excellence. However in 1979, the Carolina Bank generously established an annual Employee of The Year award to recognize the employee at CCTC ho best reflects the philosophy of the College. This award is not only coveted for its S500 gift, but also for the honor of being selected by fellow employees. A review of the first five Employee of The Year winners clearly indi- cates that this award also recog- nizes dedication to the College. These winners have over 75 years of cumulative service to the State of North Carolina. Our 1983-84 win- ner, Tommy Mann, has seventeen years of service with CCTC. Branch Banking and Trust Com- pany will continue The Carolina Bank tradition of offering this award to deserving employees. Employee of the Year The First Five Years E.C. Price, 1979-80 Marlene Miller, 1980-81 Charles Wadsworth, 1981-82 Barbara Lott, 1982-83 v Tommy Mann Employee of The Year, 1983-84 I 4 76 Activities ' ',h...-.,'ff-F-J, CCTC Bowling League rx Team i if 1 Pin Poppers l Merry Pittman ., Sandy Muse 1 Scoobie Humphrey l if 2 Star Frame f Carolyn Gibson George Shantz l' Penny Quintana J Jesse Robertson i if 3 Understanding Arch tl Arch Bynum 1 Joann Pajor l Tammy Bennett l if 4 Ali Cats Jackie Parker Q Susan Eubanks ' Brenda Willett li Q45 Automotive .Jim Wright Reid Cagle .Larry Wright Members 46 D.J.'s Dean Coble John Willitord Don Smith 47 The Euthanizers Ginger Ogle Joy Todd George Bates 48 Feline Fancies Linda Fowler Jamie List Kymberli Young 49 Honda Express Ricky Joyce Michael Robinson Melissa Barnhill 410 Pin Heads Maryann VanLiedekerke Marty Lee Bill Cowdry i i l 1 i l I l ll tl l l ll i Team Standings 1. Honda Express 2. Ali Cats 3. Pin Poppers 4. Star Frame 5. Pin Heads 6. The Euthanizers 7. Feline Fancies 8. Automotive 9. Understanding Arch 10. D.J.'s Bovvling Leaders Ricky Joyce, High Scratch Game 223 George Bates, High Scratch Series 592 Maryann VanLiedekerke, High Scratch Game 205 Merry Pittman, High Scratch Series 501 George Bates, High Average 180 Penny Quintana, High Average 137 ,--.- 1' ! 3 CCTC All-Stare Win Tournament lAll-Star Team Members: John Murchison, John Judd, Jimmy Mclver, Steve Proctor, Flay McDougald, Robert lThompson, Myron Miller, Coach Pon I-lamrick. i . ln February 1985, seven students fand Coach Flon Hamrick traveled to lFtockingham Community College to 1 compete in a one-day basketball :tournament of the Piedmont Activi- tties Conference. Participating schoole were Piedmont Technical lCollege, Randolph Technical Colle- lge,Flockingham Community Col- ilege, Technical College of Ala- y mance, and Central Carolina Tech- rnical College. Our team won the it tournament for the second con- ii secutive year. ii 'l ll l l i F 4 Alina I-logue and SGA President Amanda Shore pause at Spring Field Day to chat with Ray Jefferies, State Coordinator for Student De- velopment Services, with the NC Department of Community Col- Ieges. Our Student Government Association was represented at the Fall Conference of the NC Comprehensive Communi- ty College Student Government Association, NCCCCSGA, in Winston-Salem. The NCCCCSGA membership is comprised of the local Student Government Associations of member colleges in the NC Department of Community Colleges. Delegates pictured clockwise: Hubert Garner, Dean of Studentsg James White: Lee Trahan, Vice Presidentg Ray McDougaldg Gwen Southerlandg Joy Henningsg Amanda Shore, Presidentp Alina l-logue. SGA Student Senate t 7 -f-.si ' t ...... 'EF 2 ' wr 7 A 1 Q l . i ' '4' v., ar l l I ,, .l -W l i I , Back row: James White, Kim Ward, Tom Crosby, Tonia Ayers, Fiay McDougald, Tammy Whitfield, Sandi Mundt, Teresa Maddox. Standing front: Angela Cotten, Cynthia McEachin, Deborah Blakeley. Sitting front: Amanda Shore, SGA Presidentg Mary Beth Winchester, lvlazetta Wynn. l E 3 SGA Vice President Lee Trahan i held the position of Co-Chairperson Q of the Veterans Affairs Sub-Com- 1 mittee of the NC Comprehensive Community College Student Gov- ernment Association for 1984-85. i Pictured to the left ot Trahan is SGA l i Representative James White. i i l i i i I l Miss Sweetheart! Mr. I-learttnroo Contest 1984-85 'tab ?7.g-42152 I 1 V - 1..- . ' '51-1 ii 'fig D tv 3 t . 'n of ' I L Ktm Ward and Amanda Shore SGA Prestdent count contestant money donated as votes for Miss Sweetheart and Mr Hearttnrob contestants 84 x Gigli Gwen Southerland Norman Caicutt Miss Sweetheart Mr. Heartthrob W- 1 .1 -Pfhlil 9' 3 ...Q On VaIentine's Day the Student Government Association sponsored the fourth annual Miss Sweet- heartfivir. I-ieartthrob Contest. Con- testants were nominated Dy triendsg winners were selected by an elec- tion where monetary votes of to each were solicited. With all money counted, Gwen Southerland and Norman Caicutt were our winners. Proceeds were donated to the Lee County Heart Fund. SGA Spring Cook ll l l l l l l .il l ll is 'l i l l l l l l With the onset of Spring the SGA annu- ally holds a cookout. Spring weather pre- vailed this year for everyone to enjoy the sunshine, food, and friends. 8- Spring Field Day 4 - 1 ' AL' 1-XV, . it . .hffl ni 5- ' - 'ls fi-A 5' ' A : ' xi S . -A I' ' 'A' J.. 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' 39., -.ev K '. iv ' fa, Q - , ...., , .A , . , -.-.A . .- -ki Y' ,Sag Q AH Q 1 -.K if , a . if .nk-4+ ,Q A V J-- '. af' , -4., . I F' . . Q ' , . ' 4' ' 0' . dp,- USI2 W W4 , t my 'X , 4 in i ... nh. - ' 9 7' -f 5 - ' J . W? . .nf Q fu X ' ' 47 ' rr .x 4- JQX' 3' -..-, -5. .. - . . x .. A !3:r-Sis,-'E-,w 3 ' Q U K WM! .. N 3 J - fkfwl .- 'T ' S --'QQ First Associate Degree Nursing Graduates Graduat L'nda Boyd lighting her candle f Instructor Jackie Park- - .e, .' - . .. I .,.v it A l I 1-v.. I Q . Y Q R , - ,i I , , . I A E 4 1 The first Associate Degree Nursing graduates were honored in a pinning and candlelighting service on June 29. 1984, at the First Baptist Church of Sanford. Doris Bell, Director of Nursing at Cape Fear Medical Center, was the speaker tor the ceremony. Graduates pictured, back row: Jamie Hockaday, Linda Boyd, lvlarva McNeill, Elizabeth Hyland, Belinda Hobbs, Dawn Young, and Kathy Stack. Front row: Gina Pleasant, Tammy Harrelson, Sandra Kilgore, Connie Scott, Janet Derrickson, Sherry Monroe, and Nancy Wilson. 97 Association Dt Nursing Students The CCTC Association of Nursing Students, ANS, was formed in 1982 with the inception of the Associate Degree Nursing Program. The CCTC ANS is a constituent associ- ation ofthe National Student Nurses Association and the North Carolina Association of Nursing Students. This year, a major project for the Association was Health Awareness Day held on campus, lvlay 16, 1985. The Association of Nursing Stu- dents hosted representatives from both public and private health care organizations. ANS Officers, standing: Denise Howarth, Secretary: Linda Wallace, Faculty Advisor, Rose Mary Wicker, Treasurer. Sitting: Amy Shelor, Vice President, Ellen Stephenson, Presi- dent. Y ln- AMERIRAN LUNG ASSOCIATION A lim ,, 'J nl of l D0'sG lElL'l1lfwE.l.Es Do, 1 1 MDONT: 1 nov - -J I 1 F 6 sl CCTC Association of Nursing Students, back row: Dot Grimeg Arny Snelor, Vice Presidentg Linda Wallace, Faculty Advisorg Denise Howarth, Secretaryg Lura Flhyneg Annalee Surcyg Joiynne Rernpson. Front row: Lori Gregsong Jo Stoneg Diane Martinezg Ann Eldridge: Ellen Stephenson, Presidentg Sandy Muse: Rose Mary Wicker, Treasurerg Cynthia Gill. l 'TX N H A- A, - -3.2.16 k ,ffAv.fY ,, .,.. H '-- - . . ' ..- .' 4 H -, .LZ -- ,Q , I - --rf'q'9H77+ 'iY: '? a?jf'13Ny1 M '1 ,Q 3- W 'r 'F ' - .,--,' .,' .' -.' - ., ' - - 1- w Lf, -, . 5. .,.,.5:, t - - : -- , . T2oj:.,.1'iff?Pf 1'z:i'i ' .via ' . 'g .A - V i - ' 1 vff' v-v-'-g.'-ff .-42 I , 4 - A , J, -Vx., -.Juv-I. QA.: Q . . an df, A I 92-f 4. . 1 Q, - , -A-,.q.L':.- .35 V 1 .' . 1 --' ' - .P-.. :..'.,., h--f 'Ale gf' i--g'o.L-.'r'g-I' 157355 Ag- -,' B L. ' . -, ' - ' ' , ..,. .--' - Qs- 1-bg I- ,' , 7 ,'..q:f,z'kig, 4'f - 1?td f- ' ' . ., . r V ' ' .. ' h li -.J . 1 . 1 '-' - '- 'gf' - -. .Yn'. , ,., F .:L-fl-. -' 'I-'mt' Above, the new Harnett County Campus located between Lillington and Buies Creek on Highway 421. Right, Chatham County Campus on Third Street in Siler City. ao? z'- A-3 .- ..sh - A- Y 7 . R 1 t :if FIFHLA. 9' JL. my I l l l l i l i I i i i i Q l P l 1 l l J i l l I i i l i l 1 r I i i i I i il i ll lr i it i i 1 'l l l i l l ii rl ll i i i Campus Growth ln addition to serving Lee County, Central Carolina Technical College is charged with the responsibility of serving Chatham and Harnett Coun- ties. Central Carolina Tech has served these counties for years with limited temporary physical facilities. Within the last 14 months CCTC has acquired expanded facilities in both counties. CCTC now has formal presence in Harnett County with the Harnett County Campus located between Lillington and Buies Creek on High- way 421. The first phase ofthe Har- nett County Campus was complet- ed Spring, 1985. The first classes were held on the site in June, 1985. The first phase of the facility has approximately 9,000 square feet composed of welding, machine, and multipurpose shopsg a microcom- puter lab, two classroomsg five of- ficesg conference roomg and a stu- dent lounge. An additional 6,000 square feet of space is under bid. The facility was originally funded by the County of Harnett and the North Carolina Department of Natural He- sources and Community Develop- ment through its Division of Com- munity Employment. North Carolina Department of Community College capital outlay funds were allocated for the Harnett County Campus through CCTC. In late 1984, 5.2 acres of land and the physical facili- ties were deeded to CCTC. CCTC has four full-time employ- ees at the center. A full Machinist program is being taught at the Har- nett County Campus. ln the future, industrial Maintenance electrome- chanical courses will be taught. The Harnett County Campus is also cer- tified as a GED test site. Plans for the site also include teaching ABE and occupational extension courses. An advisory committee will consider other feasible uses of the facility. In Chatham County, since 1976, CCTC has conducted both continu- ing education and curriculum classes at the Paul Braxton School in Siler City. In 1984, the College recommitted its desire to serve the people of Chatham County. In June, 1984, the Chatham County Board of Education assigned the Henry Siler School, a nine classroom ele- mentary school, to Central Carolina Technical College for its use as a classroom facility for the people of Chatham County. The Henry Siler School, located on Third Street in Siler City, is the Chatham County Campus of CCTC. Curriculum courses in Industrial Management, Early Childhood As- sociate!Day Care, Business Admin- istration, Data Processing and typ- ing are being offered at the Chat- ham County Campus. The first full- time day curriculum program to be offered in Chatham County is Early Childhood Education!Day Care. lt will begin September, 1985. Dedication 'I TSI Esther Burke Z- X 4 A If Wm Twenty-Second Spring Commencement Exercises CS Mr. Carl Fox, District Attorney for g E 4 Chatham!Orange Counties, deliv- ' -ra' . 1 ,J ers the Commencement address. ea or .L I K Hubert Garner, Dean of Students, awards students with highest aca- demic average in the technical and vocational programs. In the technical programs there was a tie between Kenneth Hill, Cynthia Sawaya, Frank Spruill, and Candi Wright. These students each had a 4.00 grade point average. John Cagle had the highest average in the vocational programs. F-7' f !L, :M l. 'Qin-.L A i ,... 1 . -,.,,,.. -IK ,Q I Q s .fl .1 ,ri ff.:f:3 f l 3 4' ' by ' f '...,, ,I 1? 1 lv f f I 4 l p N , 4 , A' ' K - x + f. f A H ' hu ' . I ,Z I I f X 1 4 I Q Q ---- wan- . l . , , l f if z .-V 'lf ,I - nf Ni kO ' 'KNNV ., x Grieg ' ASQ 159 ,Of m En, Y Cougar Tracks Josten's Company, Clarksville, Ten? nessee. The press run was 750 copies. The sales represen- tative is Warren Klawiter. Helvetica typestyle is used throughout the book. Kodak Vericolor lll and Plus X films - were used for all photographs. Students portraits were photographed by Delmar Studios, Inc., and Robert Ross. Joy Hennings, Editor Judy Ellis, Typist Robert Ross, Advisor I I ,I II II I I X 'I I I I I, II I, I YI 'I 'I I I I I 5 i 1 - A I 1 1 , I IOSTENS I i ! i 1 i U P 4 W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W I I