Cleveland Community College - Bridge Yearbook (Shelby, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1981 volume:

6 .T- s 0' -f,. l ,sf if 'i'. .if i eveland Technical College Shelby, N. C. e 1981 Bridge Asks THE ROAD NOT TAKEN Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowthg Then took the other, as just as fair, And having perhaps the better claim, Because it was grassy and wanted wearg Though as for that, the passing there Had worn them really about the same, And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black. Oh, I kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way leads on to way, I doubted if I should ever come back. I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I- I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the diH'erence. Robert Frost 0 . . Pb 9' ' 'I' L . In ' . 'j 1. '. '. vw .. .A i 'P' --2 I . ,f - ,L-v 'Villa in C Q! r ' 's'r 7 GV! J W. , -xi. 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'. ff., , 'fn' vs, wi- : ' YH. x .f1A'7-'ixziif' Lwrrfp, . .- W- it D , -1 , . r-izw .a.-vW4:l'f X'tAi9-Q4 - +R pn: f.'1'fxAb4g:,,kw F. g Q .Ll' nf 'A C- Ks ' .1 1,4 -SS .N ',' -Liv:-N. - Q - W --4' .UGAQL .ix N ,..,.b.g:m0'Lf,1t11-x. zf:g3:i,' . 1 - ham, . -?- + x 'T4--. i in-I I S J' -4 -n-nik S 'Ls- 5 '-u.. ,J i-1 As you travel through these pages of the 1981 Bridg e, please consider the message expressed by 'The Road Not Taken on our title page. The programs available at Cleveland Technical College offer a variety of roads to a successful and satisfying futureg and they, approached with determination and hard work, can make all the difference. t l N A -' jim 1 ' NY! J 5 n wx aj X. I I , . ,. . -Q' :ID T91 :N gas x X f mg 11 -,Q 1 . IL 4 U4 1.4 X . an W I Y .. -.....-, -..--.-.,..--,.,.,.--.. .-,,,-..M,, . .. , .. V. H, fJ,ax.:x.Q.,v.1....' Aw mazfrzanarwf -f +.2.J:-.L-.ui--H--f-'-Am ' S- A---A -H -- ' 1' .I 12 - :wx -1-1-1 - ,f...- A -bu' 5,5414-w f,-Q.. ' 1'WHQ.ui..e nw--M. ug, ,, -'lv ws. .,.,,.., 1 1 I - 1 'Q 'f S.- Q x... ,X .4 , . -.bl sr-,g.,... .mv u. .,-, .ysir Y-'t xi. ,rm '-1 .Q-,.. Q---o Qig '11 ,rf . Ri . . ,fi wr., i KIDO:- m--rp: It is not what people eat, but what they digest, that makes them strong. It is not what they gain, but what they save, that makes them rich. It is not what they read, but what they remember that makes them learn. ssjae 6 Xgx . Q A 4, ' Y xx xxf W gl' Y mgvs- X Q,sv- lu t Mfu,':C ,t:d,'.:::' ' ,gig x .Quiz Q22 ,,-Wg-eh my . .. ,HI X' Q55 - '.. 'v 1 1 1'v1-n 1- F - .512- x J. V ll 1. , K L ' J' S. 16.9,--4'Qf'1.nQ X ' 4 Ms Ars.: f V f L? 1 Q- -. w 2 . V x any - A11 -Y-1 v--QUW I 1 a ' J -1 I wx ! - v- , W ua., i ' fi .Vg 1 .1 . g-af' ix e.. , ' ff?-2. 11.75. ev' g.y4,r..,f. .W -5.7, ,, f.. 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According to schedule. the shop area ol' our building program was ready for service in the tall quar- ter ol' 1980: in the spring ol' 1981, our library. classrooms and of- fices are due for completion. ll'hile physical facilities do not in themselves insure quality educa- tion. they do help create an ati mosphere wherein well-qualified. concyned instructors can help direct the ambitions of a growing student community. For these ex- cellent tacilities we are thankful to the citizens ol' Cleveland fonnty who on June 7. 1977, ap-' proved a live million dollar bond' . ' . -,- r1 ' ' HS-if dedication of our admi '-' 091 '- s' stall' and laculty will Av deserve conmnmity-' 1 .' .Iii .' if V . . , 1.-1-TI' 'EELS reterendum. ll e feel thatggz, q,5Q, quahtv ol our graduates- --' -1 F1 35'-fi ,g,. 1-' ARO ef- . 54: ii sf' . 55? Fr 'f il-S' L :Lu Ei 'J 4,3 51 5 fate 1. 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On that day Cleveland County voters ap- proved a live million dollar bond referendum which provided for the two most recent phases of our long range development plans. Phase one, our two existing classroom buildings and shop areas, was com- pleted in 1974. By fall quarter of 1980 the shop area portion of phase two was completed and classes moved ing and by spring of 1981 the library, classrooms, otltices, cafeteria and all the rest of phase two is to be completed. The remaining buildings of our past which now house the library, faculty oiiices, administra- tion otlices, snack shop and the classrooms in the barn will be torn down making way for landscaping and parking. The photos on these and following pages show these new facilities being made ready for ap- preciative citizens of Cleveland Technical College. l 36 Getting Ready 1 - - , Al - - - , , A A-, , ,,,Q,,g,A, ,A ',,4,,,,,i,,,.,-. ...,.QQ.L..,.1.LLi':'fi-4-.Y',lJx?L.-.ESLLQQJQ5 Y U 1 x ,f l 1 F li if 1 v B ? 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Q- Q s ,f 'gif x , xg Y S 2 ,fc V1 I wr - Q4 '21llw'f- l Learnin Opportunities At Local Pnson Un1t Agam thls xear Clew eland Tech 1S proud to offer learmng oppor- tunxues for mmates at the local pnson umt This IS a program that vs as begun m Max of 1978 funded by CETA and orgamzed bw the North Carohna Board of Correcuons The wocauonal slulls taught lnclude electncal mstallatlon and mam tenance carpentrx plumb1ng, Welding and food servlce preparatmon. To enroll 1n thms program a pmsoner must haxe fewer than two vears left to sen e W1thout major lnfractions A popular feature of the program IS the opportunltv It glves the student to reduce h1s prlson term The Con d1t1onal Inmate Contract guaran te es graduates of the program transferral from the Cleveland Countv un1t to a pr1son Where he wull be provlded an outs1deJob and opportumty for Work release .171 ff 55441 D 1 r I K 211, M -44: fx fl ,A 1 I .ff ,D2.-ALA tr3Asfq11f,AZ,75 ,,,s1y2g3 'I' 2'?F ' V? . ' 5..i.l 9ll'52lil7. CLEVELAND COUNTY TECHNICAL INSTITUTE CTC's quarterly publication, The Tiger Paw, is designed to bridge communication gaps by means of announcements, feature stories, and other campus activities. Dining this academic year, members of The Tiger Paw staff changed the once- monthly publication to a quarterly publication, thus changing the per- sonality of the Paw to a more literary publication. Therefore, the newspaper now contains more poems, short stories, and essays tha.n previously. A companion to the Paw, Paw Prints, is a bimonthly bulletin of current campus events. The Tiger Paw is a result ofthe team work of students in Journalism I and II. Staff members are responsi- ble for interviewing, writing, editing as well as the pictorial design and layout of The Tiger Paw. s Gur Artist-in-Residence Mr Paul Dav1s IS servlng h1s second year as Cleveland Tech s v1s1t1ng ar tlst. He comes to us from Kent State UH1V6fS1tW' where he recen ed h1s Bachelor of Sclence degree 1n Art Educatlon H1s areas of expert.1se are enamehng and metalsmltlung tures on these UOPICS to Tech stu dents and C1l1Z6I1 groups throughout the county Pauls creatlons have been accepted for dlsplay at gallerxes throughout Oluo Georgla and New York We are proud of our assoclatlon wxth th1s master craftsman and wlsh h1m well 1n h1s future plans of openmg h1s own shop and showroom back ln h1s hometown of Columbus Oluo 9 0 1 n . . . , and he conducts seminars and lec- Q 0 9 , . 1 I5 AY f ff' f' ' Y 1 75' af 1 '3Annuql C Maier dffltvdl. mf I' Cleveland Tech s wlnter carmsal represented an opportumty for stu- dents faculty and adnumstratlon to see each other ln some rather un usual roles xt can also be seen as a celebratlon of the beglnnlng of sprmg and the 0pCI'l1Ilg of our nevs btuldmgs Sponsored by the Student Government ASSOCIHUOII Gamma Beta Phx and the Cr1m1na1 Justlce Club the Wmter Carnn al vm as such a success that lt surely must become a yearly event. 9 Q .Y . .. . 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R, -X11 throughout the collcctu c fantasw of the Clucland Tech familx mox ing das began to appear more and more frequcntlx as March 4 1981 drus nearer All emplox ees of Clucland Tech wx ere gn en specific ecuted sw 1th their accustomed dedicated elliciencx but the out standing heroes of the das were the students who ww ere asked to help moxe offices books equipment and memories Responding with equal munures of loxe pride and cheerful enthusiasm these men and women reflected the true sense of family that ew ers one knew existed at Cleveland Tech What fevs com plamts were heard seemed to be good-natured barbs directed at the photographers one of whom seemed to be carrying nothing more than a camera and dedication to purpose. Ah well, great deeds must be recorded. s 1 1 vx ' ur, v- , o , -, t g H responsibilities which were ex- x ' ' -v, - Y 9 9 . . V Q . . 9 . Y V Y Y 0 r . - 'E1'.I.I,T'D7TT'T-f nf.1.7Jfff nnpl1r ff' .','1, h' - , . 1' , R, ,rf :fu ....,,. ,,...-.,-. . VA-..-...- ....-.,.,..iI' . A.--:...L.S:w-.w1Lg.--ag is .- ' Q Uvx, f 1 l ivuh ' , 5 . . , -. , - X w - Fifi I . I- I Ai .: f 'I .- -- - ... .if-Q -'11,'. . xx. ' . i. If-1 ' ,. hh -I ls .. Lqihlq IQ' ,. 45, 5-. ' A' -171 Q. ,- yi la- ' ,fig ... --X, A -I-E' - , Lfxju-, g?' ff ffmll . L ear ' , l , I BY-4' 'P--.U 1: Q- Q., ' 5 - OLD ADMINIS- , -,L-1 f,f v 3 TRATION -I Y BUILDING Ig y FALLS WITH f I J ACRASH R f AUDIENCE g :I I -'LV 'A' X I ., 4 4. A V U , ,, B . . 1,-1 I 1 .,.- :R f..n.d y -v. ,:- 5 - 3 4 7513 f'iTf........... IH' 1a.... .:..' 'b ' YZ 53 if RSF-T. 'V -'qv . ,mi gc:Q.4AJ,4 .' -.fzfmnzanoif ik A Ll'f?,s2S.1.liv?ii3Q.51iag M12 f'-.igllmfi -E.. Slim? i3f'fQ'37if,: iT! ':v THE CURRI CULU The course offerings on this and following pag es represent Cleveland Tech's effort to provide a varied selection of pathways to stu- dents' goals. Each subject area is supported by a number of required and elective subjects designed to challenge the mind, give room for individual creativity and provide the opportunity for Widening career possibilities. af 4 4 I 2 llver K 1-, nn .,.-urn, QV..--I, 5,1 .. 1 .x - --.fzsn , - ,. -V ,.'f ' 'K .' ..v. lected gain with are as milf? ' an s, ie 5 .f 3-6 :Ev- 2 Q Fashlon smg --1-up-wr-' W-,- 4 NINE STANDARD PATTERNS OF FINGER PRINTS ' 5 N J? , X N v wx N f X ,4-,xxx ,xx 'me Q Cf ,f ,x ., x 'ef 'uf .---1,-Q n 1, .v -- .Y '- ,LfLL1.E4:..7-.',. .2Il.2L'..fr'2Q.4SCii':1CASLLLQQHQILLfl ,r'u... 'L1gLi,.'.g,, ' V - Q. -, ' if , I l + ffefiskf if H RURALNAIL 1 ,Z DELIVERY 1 aouruae X 3 1 x ,ff ,, 0 n I K 1 -v' l , far-Ei' fm-r l fnffff-Nijuf' e-..1 5i5f'1Qf ull fl X V V I S e1'ViC Postal Compleuon of tlus program provxdes skllls necessary 1n the m1dd1e management areas of postal serw 1ce not offered elsewhere to emplox ees belou supervlsory levels 1 M oN'5T+Wf?'T21Vf'fiT2i'?i'5-5K'iNlFVFW3'?'W?57ff55Y'!5f? :fWff 'a?W'5Ff1551? L 1 K E Ilii- W i 1 J .v 19 f igijgg afi 'xr' -wuvrn..-,gf-gTl,,,'y .r- L?m.,g 1'.A.. V .,., ' ,551 .1 .' Ia . .En N h 59,iE2 ?. wjg,'4 V U N ' '- fl 14 . 1 1,1 - g1'Suk..44tfMg1wt ': lss :, Q r f I '- Q ,Q 4 ,' A .. f ,iffy i ' , ,,'Y it, , 5:21 , wi 'ilf5- .aiu Cg55f'5if:12,f ME:-5 Z, 1' Xl ' ' 'i-I-'-ix .1 U . 4 N . 0 ' '4 , ' 4. C x I w X ' , V . .1....w2sz1sm8iaQuas,., Nw. . v . -- W---' - ' 5M v 15 f ,-,3' :dj -- 5' - , 4 rr' Q ' ,- v '1'5,w !'7 . N 'Sf K4 - ' 'f X' f . ,A ,H Q' ' A' 3,57 A A - 2.5.-. . v ,- ---- -f ' -5.1 ,..f J.. 1 2 X - fg,, - f fpvvtt. la., W X E H .. ,.,, I I .H ' k V. v ON. ,als W' ',, . AM V il' . '-B J- ,., ...a -ff ' - . 3 ' 5. 31 ,. ls l 'NV' AV,-f L -aff, V X , '- - , - , 'Age H . . - n' Q Q, 1 -.1 I 'A r 1' hifi' r. ' 19,., I TL E - -1, '. s 5,4- Q vv I Q 1 X Q N-W Q I I Ar 'I J 'f I-Q -. 1 . I 0 , N , I , f' , L . . .. .Y , .. , ,,, l 'lb X J fx' 4-. .'5-1 log 3 mr' F 53 occ Industrial Electronics X Q J I., 3, s,,s ,:'l!'tY1r2S-f: A ' ' 0 1-47 ff: is Industrial Maintenance .9 FQ :iHTf7H:T.x,,iEf..'..f'f?Tk .. , Th: CLUBS ANDK I . o -1901 r I v K I 1 , 1 . . 1' I 4 Y., , D 1 57? ' l L Fe E W xx !J ORGANIZATIONS ', F011 I 1 I I ,N iw 'x X 1. I N 'P'--11 l-'V Student Government The Student Government Associa- tion is a self-governing organization of CTC students whose officers are elected by fellow students to repre- sent them before the administration and before the Board of Trustees. As a branch of the North Carolina Comprehensive Community College Student Government Association, our members are invited to attend and participate in regional conven- tions held in various parts of the state. The SGA is involved in a number of special projects throughout the school year, included among these are the bloodmobile, Christmas F loat, Winter Carnival, cookouts for the student body, talent show and field day. 66 Xnnt llturn Nut llL'slClLlll g'W 1. . l I -.If 'H .w- ra -if n,,Al x QL- 'ii' '.'f, 49 '2wR'w '-. . 'f.f, '-.3 68 . Du, -1 5 x ' so Q I'v'l'n,'u'p,', . JIM.. .K ,'.'f p I ' Ilfflj ,!, ,' r 0' v .vb f .'l .gy -. T 5 , 'E I-. n 'u': .- ,. ' 'fu ..Xu, 4 I , W P .hixeamF ::? -1SS.!'JiH.' L SGA DAYTIME Susie Runyans Mark Trimmer Sandi Mauney Anne Hearn Sandra Earls Lynn Johnson David Everett Mark Hamriek Samuel F reday Beatrice Degree Sharon Putnam Sherry Trammell Mot Carpenter Larry Perry SG.-X NIGHT .Xlice Borders Ella Mason Dot Maddox Sharon Parks Vickie Queen Steven Wilson Jeff Ilunsinger Brenda Schenck Gerry Sloan findy Morrison James II. Sapoeh X L ..-i- .. --Q.. .... 3 9' 1iUi1'4'L'IU!A!1b3-. .ARRL lu-lr L. if ,,s: 'l if Q IU' ', .U 'jf Z 'E-A-1?-EQ'-I-..LhV,-QW! - - ' Gamma Beta Phi Gamma Beta Phi is Cleveland Tech's honor society and one of the most active organizations on campus. A student must have a grade point average of 3.5 to be asked to join and maintain a 3.2 average. On campus Gamma Beta Phi per- forms such services as offering a S100 scholarship per quarter to a worthy student, helping with peer tutoring, maintaining an inforrna- tion booth on registration day and serving as graduation marshals. Community, state and national ac- tivities are also a big part of Gamma Beta Phi. Bloodxnobiles, teacher appreciation day, needy family aid at Thanksgiving and Christmas, and participation in state and national conventions are just a few of these activities. We are also proud of Tech's responsibility for our North Carolina newsletter. And, of co1u'se, there are activities to benefit the club itself such as money raising projects, parties and quarterly meetings. This year money raising projects have included bake sales, attic sales, candy sales and a gas- oline give away. Through these and other activities Gamma Beta Phi members exemplify the ideals of scholarship, character and service. Oiiicers are Bobby Phillips, presi- dent, Sue Elliott, secretaryg Donna Huskey, treasurer, Lisa Yarboro, reporter, and Kay Dyer, historian. Advisors are Buck Walker and Bar- bara Taylor. 1 I WWW I i I I I I I I I I I I I .....- -Mi-, .15 Ll' I r I I I I I I I I I .S I I I I I I I I I 72 +1 I I j I 1 I. 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Justice Club The Slightly if-Center Stage The drama club at CTC, who call themselves the Slightly OH-Center Stage Players, is open to all stu- dents currently taking drama as well as others interested in the perform- ing arts. Acting is approached as an evolutionary process of develop- ment through the study of mime, movement, creation of varied characters, and acting techniques. With the new Intimate Theater at CTC attention will focus on lighting effects and backstage techniques to enhance on-stage presentations. At least one performance is given each quarter, frequently programs are presented for the prison, schools, and special groups. Students use their creative talents to perform original works, improvisation, and scripts, both comic and tragic. Usually a series of short plays form- ing a collage of music, poetry, and drama provides the atmosphere for productive, creative performance by the players. xx-.4 UIQ' 1.0 Gd' hh..-'ull lui Players '-'w I I I I I I J I I I I I I I I t S5 880 fffttsseffffv 4 ' Events 19 0-19 1 Developments And Any given period of time includes significant events and developments that are unique. One such event that will cause 1981 to stand out in our memory is the release of the American hostages in Iran which occurred in the last minutes of President Carter's administration. After fourteen months of captivity, the hostages are being welcomed by a relieved nation in a manner far more enthusiastic than that given returning prisoners of war. cl uns Sllll ll Small cars both foreign and domestic became more in demand as gasoline prices continued to rise, and the popularity of western-style clothing could have been a result of movies such as Urban Cowboy and The Electric Horseman. 1981 willbe an important year for Cleveland Tech citizens who are looking foreward to moving into new facilities. 858550 'W' 9 Koa?-fit 4 Je w 'M go we I I I I 4 It V c INEM A 7 i 5, 9439? vmxnaf GE QW. Y Rl NEI 98 CXXQNV6 , w' ..,. ..,,,,:',.,,q31::aa. wh-va mov 'A ef-wg I- . ' f cami K ww mv--xo--au N .- I' .- ' gum w:K'.I-non-A uv- I -..4- -- - ' A Y vhage m ww '-1 ,-'II E R hug yu ww Vu- M X 8 - lx I c0KXsYl n'uXlV54x XXHKKYYCUX' X H0015 aww N naw, vthu- X . ' Q v I me KYWX OWN: , Y-ra1w -.MQ :A . 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I I I I I N I I I I I Communlty S61'V1C6 For years Cleveland Technical College has provlded trammg ser vnces and fRCl11ll6S for local mdustry Ln need ofcustonuzed traunng m 1n- dustnal processes new to the com mumty Tlus comnutxnent to provlde new and expandmg lndustrw wlth personnel tralned to the1r standards has been a x ery unportant feature of Cleveland Tech s commun1ty servlce efforts m past years Th1s past year 1980 was an especlally busy year as sux new mdustnes Umon Carb1de Commercial Shearlng Copeland Sulzer Brothers Rehance and Acme Cleveland recogmzed Cleveland Countys potentml as a progressxve and dynamlc mdustrxal area that ranks tenth among North Carohna s 100 countmes m manufactunng em ployment, Not the least 1mportant factor 111 then' dec1s1on to move mto thls area was Cleveland Tech s ab111ty to provlde the necessary tralmng servlces for employees of these new mdustnes 80 0 0 7 . y v . .- - . ... . Y . . .. .. . - . . . . v . . . I r - . . . r 9 . 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The path you have chosen by attending Cleveland Tech may not be the easiestg but we feel that the least traveled roads can often be the most rewarding and satisfying. The road to success opens with a well-chosen goal that can provide excitement and fulfillment through experiences gained at Cleveland Technical College. The dministration 'S+ I 2 fi ,,,,,,,, af r- I, ..-A K . l sails x I My rw- K 'J x 4 K 4' fn.. . M i u I i L. l li Q , -.. Q 7 5,1 .. -, ' . , 'E 'X . . -.7 1 I 4 X ' r r pdl- ,- .v I --if . ' muff 4' .11 N Y 'w 6 V -Qi X X' .-' 72 In Appreciation Whatever our ties with Cleveland Tech, we share a debt of gratitude to the men and women on these pages for their foresight, leadership and encourage- ment. Over fifteen years ago our president and the board of trustees recognized a community need for inexpensive, quality education and responded by giving of their time and expertise. Thank you! 4. 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