Gaston College - Reveleer Yearbook (Dallas, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1962 volume:

NINETEEN HUNDRED SIXTY-TWO GASTON TECHNICAL INSTITUTE Gaston Technical Institute is a two-year terminal school, of- fering an Associate in Science degree in four phases of tech- nology--Civil, Electrical, Electronics, and Mechanical Pro- duction. The school is a division of the School of Engineering of North Carolina State College at Raleigh, North Carolina and is oper- ated through the Extension Department of the College. Gaston Technical Institute is accredited by the Engineering Council for Professional Development. This book tells the story of Gaston Tech from the time a stu- dent enters until he graduates. We hope you will find some scenes to interest you as we tell our story in pictures. 3 Probably the first thing seen as a new student arrives is our school sign, erected by the student council in 1960. Freshman Orientation. The early days of college As the student arrives, he seems to be moving for a lifetime instead students get to know each other as well as learning of for two years ! The Y.M.C.A. is the place where the new students spend much time in recreation. Entrance Test. All new students spend part of the time taking tests. Ee spent in meetings such as this where the new out the school itself. LABOR AND Student Assembly is held each Thursday. It is here that the students learn about various school activities. Announcements are made and an invited speaker is generally present. Study time. This is a new experience for many students. The establishment of a study plan is necessary to achieve success Drugstore - Moss’s has been the student center for years, and many happy ’’breaks are spent here. 6 RECREATION Ping-Pong and Pool tables are in the Rec Rooms in the west wing. These are favorite spots during lunch and after classes. Testbooks and Supplies. These are the Nemises of most students; achievement is the result of constant use. 7 Physics Laboratory. This is one of the basic courses and many hours are spent here. iCH'pl 225E] English Composition. English is also one of the basic studies. The student learns communicative skills which will be invalu- able to him in his future work. 8 Mathematics Class. Another of the basic studies and perhaps the most important one for a technician. Shop. Each student spends some time here learning how to use his hands in a profes- sional way. Drawing Laboratory. Two classes a week are given to engineering drawing. Here the student learns graphic skills which are ne- cessary to his specialization. 9 Civil Laboratory. Surveying students use field practice to be come familiar with the use and application of surveying in struments and techniques. Electrical Laboratory. The main scope of this lab is to fa- miliarize the students with the applications and functions of electrical machines. SENIOR LABS Electronics Laboratory. The electronic students put to use their knowledge of tubes and electric circuits by building amplifiers, oscillators, and many other various projects. Mechanical and Production Laboratory. Students must learn to choose the most economical machine, tool, jig, or fixture; which would be used in the manufacture of a particular part. STUDENT AFFAIRS Open House comes each spring when the public is invited to inspect the school and see the ’’proof of the pudding”. Awards Day. Near the end of the school term, students are awarded gifts for proficiency in many areas of endeavor. Christmas Dance. This is the highlight of the Fall Semester. It sets the pace for the holiday season. Junior-Senior Dance. Each spring the Freshmen have a gala ball for the Seniors. This is usually the largest party of the year. Student Council This is a government of the students, by the students and for the students few of the people who made this book possible f Most of the supplies are purchased from the school bookstore The library, unlike a public library, is filled mostly with technical books. Presentation of the Jefferson Standard Scholarship Award. 1 4 re ;■ :V; CLIMAX! OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION W. C. FRIDAY, B.S., North Carolina State College; L.L.B., University of North Carolina; President, Consolidated University of North Carolina JOHN T. CALDWELL, B.S., Mississippi State College; M.A., Duke University; M.A., Columbia University; Ph. D., Princeton University; Chancellor, North Carolina State College J. H. LAMPE, B.S., M.S., Dr. Eng., Johns Hopkins University; Dean of School of Engineering, North Carolina State College R. G. CARSON, Jr., B.S., Clemson College; M.S., Georgia Institute of Technol- ogy; Ph. D., University of Michigan; Director of Instruction, School of Engineer- ing, North Carolina State College J. G. VANN, Business Manager, North Carolina State College E. W. RUGGLES, B.S., M.S., North Carolina State College; Director, College Extension Division, North Carolina State College ADMINISTRATION W. ROBERT HALSTEAD, B.E.E., Georgia Tech; P.E. (Georgia); Director, Gaston Technical Institute PAUL V. SMITH, A.B., Lenoir-Rhyne College; M.Ed., University of North Carolina; Registrar and Assistant to the Director CITIZENS ADVISORY BOARD C. C. DAWSON, Combed Yarn Spinners Association, Gastonia, N.C. CHARLES K. BRYANT,SR., Chairman of the Board, Bryant Supply Co., Inc., Gastonia, N.C. R. W. FAIRES, General Superintendent, American-Efird Mills, Mt. Holly, N.C. J. A. HENDLEY, General Manager, Talon, Inc., Stanley, N.C. J. R. HUDSON, Insurance, Lowell, N.C. HOWARD K. HOUSER, Rhyne-Houser Manufacturing Co., Inc., Cherry ville, N. C. HUNTER HUSS, Superintendent, Gaston County Schools, Gastonia, N.C. JOSEPH W. LINEBERGER, President, Linford Mills, Inc., Belmont, N.C. DON MADDOX, Vice-President, Textiles, Inc., Gastonia, N.C. HAROLD MERCER, Vice-President, Firestone Textiles, Gastonia, N.C. CALDWELL RAGAN, Executive Vice-President, Trenton Mills, Gastonia, N.C. COIT M. ROBINSON, President, United Spinners Corp., Lowell, N.C. SAM M. STEWART, President, Moore Stewart, Inc., Gastonia, N.C. WOODROW SUGG, Superintendent, Gastonia City Schools, Gastonia, N.C. A. K. WINGET, Jr., Vice-President, Citizens National Bank, Gastonia, N.C. FRANK A. YOUNG, President, F. A. Young Machine Co., Gastonia, N.C. CHARLES B. ZEIGLER, Chairman of the Board, Public Service Company of N.C., Gastonia, N.C. 16 DEDICATION Because of his patience with us, his deep interest in scholarly ideals, and his keen in- sight into technical education, Because he has been the driving force in building our school into an accredited insti- tution, and, Because he maintains the dignity of the individual, We dedicate the 1962 Tech Paths to William Robert Halstead, Sr. 17 WHITE. WE'LL AL - WAYS FEEL THAT YOU ARE NEAR OUR HEARTS TO GUIDE US RIGHT WE'LL DO OUR BEST, OUR LEW.- EL BEST, TO PROVE OUR LOY-AL TIE. The Gaston Technical Institute is operated by the College Extension Division of North Carolina State College at Raleigh. The academic program and staff appointments are under the control and supervision of The School of Engineering. John T. Caldwell B.S. , M.A. , Ph.D. Chancellor North Carolina State College Mr. Edward G. Ruggles Dr. J. Harold Lampe Director of Extension Dean of School of Engineering North Carolina State College North Carolina State College Dr. Robert G. Carson Jr. Dean of Instruction School of Engineering North Carolina State College William R. Halstead B. E. E., Georgia Tech DIRECTOR 22 Paul V. Smith M. A., UNC REGISTRAR Clyde H. Robinson John M. Jenkins, Jr. Chairman, Technical Division Chairman, Basic Studies Division Mary E. McQuere Administrative Assistant Edward A. Jackson Maintenance Supervisor Viola S. Brown Bookkeeper Thomas Blaine Carpenter Dining Room Supervisor 23 Donald R. Abernathey B. S. Engineering Mathematics N. C. State College 24 Richard L. Edwards A. S. Electronics Southern Tech Carl M. King BEE Clemson College Vincent Leong B. S. High Point College M. A. Appalachian State Teachers College John M. Jenkins B.S., M. Ed. N. C. State College 25 Paul Lunsford B.S., Mathematics Science Appalachian State Teachers College Robert Michael B.S. Ed. N. C. State College B. Mechanical Engineering 26 J. David Vance BCE N. C. State College I Robert L. Willis B. S., Mechanical Engineering N. C. State College 27 FACULTY AT COMMENCEMENT 28 SENIOR OFFICERS Jerry Barefoot................................President Jackie Swicegood.........................Vice-President Lawrence Brittain...........................Sec.-Treas. BO EDWIN L. ARROWOOD Morganton, N. C. Civil June, 1962 RONALD O. BALLARD Gastonia, N. C. Electrical June, 1962 ANDRIS BARDA Lincolnton, N. C. Civil June, 1962 JERRY M. BAREFOOT Smithfield, N. C. Electronics June, 1962 MARTIN W. BAUCOM Lowell, N. C. Mechanical and Production June, 1962 BARRY K. BLACKWOOD Durham, N. C. Civil June, 1962 11 • JOE D. BOGLE Belmont, N. C. Civil January, 1962 TOMMY L. BOYD Kings Mountain, N. C. Electronics June, 1962 LAURENCE BRITTAIN Hickory, N. C. Mechanical and Production June, 1962 GEORGE CADE Fayetteville, N. C. Civil June, 1962 WILLIAM H. CLARK Bessemer City, N. C. Electronics June, 1962 RONALD G. CLONINGER Gastonia, N. C. Civil June, 1962 RICHARD N. CRAWFORD Gastonia, N. C. Mechanical and Producation June, 1962 WALTER G. CREDLE Englehart, N. C. Electrical January, 1962 DAVID S. CREWS Winston-Salem, N. C. Mechanical and Production June, 1962 WILLIAM H. DALTON Gastonia, N. C. Civil June, 1962 JOHN R. DAWKINS Gastonia, N. C. Electronics June, 1962 WILLIAM S. ELLIOTT, JR. Edenton, N. C. Civil January, 1962 . DALE M. FOX Statesville, N. C. Electrical June, 1962 GERALD B. GABRIEL Sherrils Ford, N. C. Electronics June, 1962 JAMES M. GARNER Robbins, N. C. Electronics January, 1962 WILLIAM O. GRAY, JR. Gastonia, N. C. Electronics January, 1962 J c. WILLIAM R. HALE Greensboro, N. C. Electronics June, 1962 JERRY D. HALL Burlington, N. C. Electrical June, 1962 WILLIAM F. HERTER Maiden, N. C. Mechanical and Production January, 1962 JOSEPH A. HOUGH Greensboro, N. C. Civil January, 1962 I I OSCAR L. HUSS Lincolnton, N. C. Electronics June, 1962 JOEL M. ISLEY Siler City, N. C. Civil June, 1962 MELVIN C. JENKINS Gastonia, N. C. Electronics January, 1962 LARRY E. JOHNSON Durham, N. C. Electronics June, 1962 DONALD W. JONES Greensboro, N. C. Mechanical and Production June, 1962 TOMMY H. JORDAN Winston-Salem, N. C. Electronics June, 1962 WARREN L. KAFITZ Gastonia, N. C. Electronics June, 1962 JACK H. KENNEDY Kings Mountain, N. C. Civil June, 1962 WEBSTER B. KOONTZ Lexington, N. C. Electronics January, 1962 JOHN F. LAMSON, II Statesville, N. C. Electronics June, 1962 JAMES E. LINEBACK Winston-Salem, N. C. Mechanical and Production June, 1962 JOHN W. LONG Mocksville, N. C. Electronics June, 1962 LARRY L. LONG Lincolnton, N. C. Electrical June, 1962 i i HAROLD D. MARLEY North Wilksboro, N. C. Electronics June, 1962 GENE E. MCCORKLE China Grove, N. C. Electronics June, 1962 WILLIAM P. MORETZ Bessemer City, N. C. Electronics June, 1962 VERLIN K. OLIVER Jonesville, N. C. Electronics June, 1962 HAL C. OSTWALT, JR. Statesville, N. C. Electronics June, 1962 CARL L. OWEN, JR. Winston-Salem, N. C. Mechanical and Production June, 1962 CHARLIE H. PALMER Lyons, Ga. Electronics June, 1962 WILLIE C. PETTUS, JR. Keysville, Va. Electronics June, 1962 JAMES P. POLLOCK Dudley, N. C. Electronics June, 1962 THOMAS J„ ROBERTS China Grove, N- C. Mechanical and Production January, 1962 ARNOLD D. ROBINSON Gastonia, N. C. Electronics June, 1962 JERRY A ROGERS Greensboro, N. C. Electronics June, 1962 WALLACE R. ROYSTER North Wilksboro, N. C. Electronics June, 1962 CHARLES D. RUMPLE Statesville, N. C. Civil June, 1962 WILLIAM J. RUSSELL Staunton, Va. Mechanical and Production June, 1962 LARRY H. SHORE JAMES R. SHUMATE POWELL F. SIGMON Greensboro, N. C. North Wilksboro, N. C. Hudson, N. C. Electronics Electronics, N. C. Electronics June, 1962 June, 1962 June, 1962 TERRELL R. SMITH Belmont, N. C. Civil June, 1962 TED G. STONE Willow Springs, N. C. Electronics June, 1962 DONALD D. STOWE Belmont, N. C. Electronics January, 1962 JACKIE M. SWICEGOOD Lexington, N. C. Electrical June, 1962 JAMES D. TARLETON Spencer, N. C. Electronics June, 1962 WALTER G. TAYLOR Lewisville, N. C. Electronics January, 1962 JAMES D. TEMPLETON Winston-Salem, N. C. Mechanical and Production June, 1962 WILLIAM C. THOMAS Rockingham, N. C. Mechanical and Production June, 1962 LACY Q. TICKLE Gibsonville, N. C. Civil June, 1962 L. SCOTT WADDELL Raleigh, N. C. Mechanical and Production June, 1962 J. WAYNE WAGNER Gibsonville, N. C. Electronics June, 1962 WEBSTER R. WALKER Aurora, N. C. Civil January, N. C. JOHN R. WENTZ Morven, N. C. Electronics June, 1962 42 TED WILKINSON Gastonia, N. C. Electrical January, 1962 GREGORY WILLIAMS Robbins, N. C. Electronics June, 1962 ARLIN WILSON Kings Mountain, N. C. Electronics June, 1962 43 THE FINAL DAY! n ‘O ?o :o ■:o !i u to •:o So So ,::o 1 hi a xo � oa 44 FRESHMAN OFFICERS Arthur Cavenaugh..............................................................President Kenneth Todd.............................................................Vice-President Roger Hamrick...............................................................Sec.-Treas. 46 Oliver A. Abernathy Troy Absher Morganton, N. C. McGrady, N. C. narry T. Beck Winston Salem, N. C. Ray O. Bedsaul Winston Salem, N. C. James V. Braddy Washington, N. C. Richard F. Bradley Gastonia, N. C. Reginald K. Breedlove Gastonia, N. C. Arthur D. Brooks Grassy Creek, N. C. Harvy F. Brooks Winston Salem, N. C. Stanley James Brothers Winston Salem, N. C. Phillip E. Buchanan, Jr. Spruce Pine, N. C. Jerry Z. Burris Lincolnton, N. C. Silas S. Burris Lincolnton, N. C. John T. Carlton Pinehurst, N. C. William R. Butler Wilmington, N. C. John D. Cannon Morganton, N. C. Glenn T. Carver Robbinsville, N. C. Arthur P. Cavenaugh, Jr. Wallace, N. C. Farrell D. Childers Hickory, N. C. Joseph D. Clement Anderson, S. C. Benjamin H. Coble Pleasant Gardens, N. C. Donald H. Couch Elkin, N. C. Maurice G. Cox Ramseur, N. C. Clyde F. Crabtree Pittsboro, N. C. k ! William Crater, Jr. Winston Salem, N. C. Larry F. Craven Winston Salem, N. C. Douglas T. Crosby Barnwell, S. C. Charles W. Cruise Mount Airy, N. C. Alvin W. Daniel Gastonia, N. C. Edgar C. Davis Kannapolis, N. C. Ronnie J. Dedmon Lincolnton, N. C. Ralph L. DeHart Bryson City, N. C. Larry G. Deviney Spindale, N. C. Gerald N. Dinkins Clemmons, N. C. Barry R. Elliott New London, N. C. I i Howard O. Euliss Mayodan, N. C. Marvin R. Falls Clover, S. C. Boyce L. Finger Avondale, N. C. Woodrow Fountain Rutherfordton, N. C. Arnold O. Gobble Columbia, S. C. Willie R. Goforth Cherryville, N. C. John R. Grayson, Jr. Rutherfordton, N. C. William T. Griffin Gastonia, N. C. James A. Guffey McAdenville, N. C. Roger H. Hamrick Shelby, N. C. Eddie Hardin, Jr. Rutherfordton, N. C. James E. Harmon Gaffney, S. C. Robert Lee Heavner Gastonia, N. C. Robert C. Helms Marshville, N. C. Claude B. Henderson Maysville, N. C. Mohammed M. El-Hennaway Tanta, Egypt i James E. Heustess Clarkton, N. C. Thomas E. Hill Gastonia, N. C. David L. Hubbard Belmont, N. C. Milton N. Hobgood Oxford, N. C. Billy J. Howard Durham, N. C. i j I I Thermon J. Hubbard, Jr. David F. Hullet Winston Salem, N. C. Gastonia, N. C. Joe T. Irwin Sparta, N. C. Jerry L. Isenhour Kannapolis, N. C. Robert B. Jenkins, Jr. Gastonia, N. C. Carlton E. Johnson Asheboro, N. C. Hiram A. Jones Laurinburg, S. C. James A. Keever Lincolnton, N. C. Terry H. Keyser Greensboro, N. C. Roby G. Kidd, Jr. Ray J. King Bennett, N. C. York, S. C. Fred A. Kirkman Kernersville, N. C. Larry W. Lineberger Bessemer City, N. C. Cecil G. Link Arey C. Little Statesville, N. C. Marshville, N. C. George B. Long Winston-Salem, N. C. Calvin L. Lowder Cecil R. Lytle Albemarle, N. C. Old Fort, N. C. Harold D. Marley Hudson, N. C. Sanford L. Mauldin High Point, N. C. Hilton L. Miller Salisbury, N. C. Robert D. Mims Raleigh, N. C. Bays C. Mitchell Sparta, N. C. Curtis E. Moore Hurdle Mills, N. C. Dewey M. Moore Peachland, N. C. Micheal W. McClannon Kannapolis, N. C. James W. McDonald Gastonia, N. C. James W. McLurd, Jr. Crouse, N. C. Clayton D. McNeill Broadway, N. C. James V. Nicholas Roy H. Norman Valley Stream, N. Y. Lincolnton, N. C. Nathan L. Ottinger Stanley, N. C. Walter M. Patrick Paul D. Pyles Grifton, N. C. Mt. Airy, N. C. Larry W. Ray Spring Lake, N. C. Davis D. Reece Boonville, N. C. Paul L. Reitzel Siler City, N. C. Clarence M. Rhoades Winston Salem, N. C. Doyle A. Ridley Sylva, N. C. James B. Robinson Gastonia, N. C. Billy L. Rogers Elkin, N. C. Harold E. Roper, Jr. Earl G. Rountree Morganton, N. C. Sunbury, N. C. Jerry B. Russell Winston Salem, N. C. John S. Schiber, Jr. Gastonia, N. C. Jerry L. Seagle Gastonia, N. C. Micheal S. Shaver Salisbury, N. C. Elliotte W. Sherrill Sherrills Ford, N. C. Steve A. Shore Yadkinville, N. C. Charles E. Simpson Cullowhee, N. C. William H. Slocomb, Jr. Dunn, N. C. Eugene E. Spooner Charlotte, N. C. John P. Sprinkle Winston Salem, N. C. Paul R. Stanley Gastonia, N. C. Jerry T. Stewart George C. Summers, Jr. Balfour, N. C. Cameron, S. C. Maurice M. Sutten Bryson City, N. C. Thomas E. Tarleton Spencer, N. C. Richard E. Tate Winston Salem, N. C. Allen W. Taylor Altavista, Va. Donald R. Taylor Oak Ridge, Tenn. Don D. Thomas Bessemer City, N. C. Arther J. Thrower Rockingham, N. C. Paul R. Timmons Mt. Airy, N. C. Kenneth F. Todd Gastonia, N. C. William W. Trexler Salisbury, N. C. Donald R. Turbyfill Greensboro, N. C. W. Dennis Turlington, Jr. Gastonia, N. C. Walter W. Van Meter Wilkesboro, N. C. Ronald G. Vernon Winston Salem, N. C. Samson Warren, Jr. Newton Grove, N. C. Herbert W. Waynick, Jr. Greensboro, N. C. Wayne C. Wiggins Franklin, N. C. Vaughn S. Wilhelm Salisbury, N. C. Don R. Wilkinson Winston Salem, N. C. Charles E. Williams London, N. C. William A. Willis Old Fort, N. C. Robert M. Wilson Gastonia, N. C. 'I James J. Winfrey Oscar C. Witherspoon, Jr. Winston Salem, N. C. Catawba, N. C. Samuel R. Womble Chapel Hill, N. C. Daniel R. Wood Winston-Salem, N. C. Leon H. Yow Seagrove, N. C. 64 Don Jones President STUDENT COUNCIL FRONT ROW: Cavenaugh, Griffin, Jones, Owen, Barefoot BACK ROW: Tarleton, Daniels, Vernon, Ward, McCorkle, Butler, Springle, Waddell FRONT ROW: Michael (Advisor), Herter, Owen, McNeil, Wilkinson, D., Turbyfill, Baucom SECOND ROW: Dinkens, Russell, Coble, Sprinkle, Thomas, W., Simpson, Crews, Brooks THIRD ROW: Jones, Templeton, Tate, Slocumb, Rhoades, Lineback Concrete strength testing. CIVIL CLUB Jack Kennedy President FRONT: Smith, Blackwood, Kennedy, Hough. BACK: Elliott, Walker, Vernon, Link. FRONT ROW: Moretz, Mims, Taylor, Pettus, Leong (Advisor). SECOND ROW: Sherrill, Wilkinson, Elliott, Turbyfill, Beck, Coble, Wentz, Turlington, Clark. THIRD ROW: Todd, Euliss, Burris, Link, Wagoner, McNeil, Simpson, Lamson, Childres, Seagle, Owen. Doug Mims President CIVITAN CLUB Annual Cake Sale L mg FRONT ROW: Wentz, Hough, Johnson, Simpson. BACK ROW: Hale, Blackwood, Halstead (Advisor), Wagoner, Pettus. ENGINEERS CLUB Jim Tarleton Director Mr. Smith Advisor INTER-MURAL COUNCIL Fred Herter Mechanical Representative Jack Kennedy Civil Representative Walter Craddle Electrical Representative Walter Taylor Electronics Representative 7 I NEW STUDENTS -SPRING SEMESTER Robert F. Abernathy William Carson McDaniel Rolland Bassinger Charles E. Richardson Ronald Bassinger R. Doug Smith William Campbell Jas. Sylie Stansell Thomas H. Dorsett John Stephan Steele Frank L. Floyd Jimmy A. Surles Jerry W. Fogle Robert Tatlock, Jr. Larry E. Freeman Linn R. Waller Paul L. Gilbert McCoy C. Watts James W. Gray, Jr. Lee A. Willis, Jr. Stephan Ray Long Douglas R. Wright Roger Wade Yates 72 TECHNICAL REPORTER STAFF Barry Blackwood Editor j, FRONT ROW: Sherrill, Blackwood, Wilkinson, Hubbard. BACK ROW: Robinson (Advisor), Brothers, Hamrick, Owen. 7 4 Eleanor M. McArver Sponsor ANNUAL STAFF William F. Herter Editor-in-Chief 75 Jerry Rogers Associate Editor Kenneth Todd Artist Wilson Sherrell Assistant Bus. Mgr. ANNUAL STAFF Bob Hale Photographer Gerald Dinkins Business Mgr. Powell Sigmon Administrative Editor Henry Coble Feature Editor ANNUAL STAFF Athletic Editor Harold Marley Lay-out Don McNeill Senior Editors William Moretz Gene McCorkle ANNUAL STAFF Freshman Editors Ben Robinson Harold Roper 79 80 81 flOwLiriG Butler Russell Tarleton Fulton Oliver Rumple Wentz Simpson NTRAMURAi GIANTS mm COLTS 84 . LIONS REDSKINS PACKERS STEELERS iASKETBALL CARDINALS EAGLES EVERYTHING'S A-O.K. BOY, DID I STUDY HARD SOUTHERN SUPPLY COMPANY 2 58 East Main Avenue Gastonia, North Carolina KINCAID COTTON COMPANY, INCORPORATED 342 West Main Avenue High Grade Domestic and Imported Cotton Gastonia, North Carolina RANKIN-ARMSTRONG FURNITURE COMPANY 205 East Main Avenue Gastonia, North Carolina THE BEACON DRIVE IN RESTAURANT, INC. 403 East Franklin Avenue Gastonia, N.C. GASTONIA COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Complimenti of F.A. YOUNG MACHINE SHOP Lesson for Seniors ... and Other Smart Students BtriE ? „ 6E7--VB? UGWT SlGHr Good light heads off drowsiness and speeds you through assignments. So make sure your bulb is in the proper size, that your lamp shade reflects light, and that it flares enough to dif- fuse light over all your work area. Make good light your friend . . . for life. It costs so little, means so much! 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