Gaston College - Reveleer Yearbook (Dallas, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1963 volume:

OPPORTUNITIES AT... West Wing The West Wing houses the Civil Depart ment, Mechanical and Production Department, English Department, Drawing Labs, Civil Labs, Student Lounge and Recreation Facilities. The Administration Building contains the Director’s Office, Bookstore, Auditorium, and Cafeteria. The Machine Shops are in the lower section. Administration Building 11 GASTON TECHNICAL INSTITUTA 2 The East Wing houses the Office of the Registrar, Electronics Depart- ment, Electrical Department, Math and Physics Departments and the several laboratories for each. TECH PA THS Published By The A nnual Staff of GA STON TECHNICA L INSTITUTE 1963 A Division of North Carolina State College Operated By The Extension Division of The School of Engineering Raleigh, North Carolina tASTON I A, NORTH CAROLINA Opportunities In ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY The program of study in Electronics Engineering Technology is designed to provide the student with a thorough back- ground in the basic studies and sciences and to provide him with the essential spec- ialized courses in the electronics area. Emphasis is upon the broad area of elec- tronics endeavor. Modern laboratory facilities provide for a comprehensive treatment of advanced electronic instruments. 4 Graduates in Electronic Engi- neering Technology are employed in manufacturing, production, testing, inspection, promotion, and sale of electronic equipment and systems. There is a bright future for graduates in this department in the building, installation, and mainte- nance of electronic devices. They are also employed widely in research laboratories. 5 Opportunities In The program in Electrical Engineer- ing Technology is founded upon a care- fully selected group of courses that will enable the graduate to enter a wide num- ber of activities such as drafting, sales, supervision of installations, maintenance of power plants and other electrical equipment, and electrical contracting. This program also equips the grad- uate with a knowledge of electrical prac- tice in the commercial, residential, and industrial fields. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING TV nr i i , r - ' v :« ::: ■ llll TECHNOLOGY Opportunities In The program in Civil Engineering Technology is designed to prepare the stu- dent for various positions in the construc- tion and transportation fields. The graduate can perform such duties as estimating, specification writing, surveying, inspection, or supervising with both public and private firms. The laboratory is equipped with the essential tools to provide the necessary procedures used in the area of civil engi- neering. CIVIL ENGINEERING 9 Opportunities In MECHANICAL AND PRODUCTION The program of study in Mechanical and Production Engineering Technology trains personnel to assist the engineer or the small industry in the planning of production pro- cesses and equipment, tooling, supervision of personnel, sales, production of material goods, and drafting. The graduate is well- trained in tool design and shop practices as well as in motion and time study. The Mechanical and Production Engi- neering Technician must, of necessity, be a versatile person, and as a result, he is in demand in all types of industrial processes. ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY Opportunities to grow Spiritually GASTONIA is a city of many beautiful churches. Each student can find spiritual guidance in the church of his choice, as all the major denominations are represented in the area. Many of the churches have arranged classes especially for the college students and take an active interest in them. Opportunities to grow Physically All Gaston Tech Students are members of the YMCA, which is one of the best equipped in North Caro- lina. The physical education classes meet there, and there are other activities in which the students take a part. There are several golf courses in the city which the students may use for a nominal fee, and the city park has both tennis and swimming facilities. The Catawba River nearby offers space for boating, skiing, and general outdoor recreation. I Opportunities to grow Socially Students at Gaston Tech have the opportunity to meet others in many ways socially. The Student Council sponsors social events almost every month, and the other clubs at the school have various forms of enter- tainment. The Student Nurses at Gaston Memorial also enter- tain for the students here, and other girlTs schools near- by invite them to attend the social events which they sponsor. The annual Spring Dance which the Freshman Class has for the Graduates is probably the highlight of the year socially. The school itself furnishes recreational facilities in the West Wing Basement where the students can meet others for fun and amusement. IN MEMORIAM LARRY EUGENE FREEMAN Bom: March 1941 Died: November 16, 1962 WE DEDICA TE Mr. Claudius C. Dawson The Annual Staff of Gaston Technical Institute gratefully dedicates the 1963 yearbook, Tech Paths, to Mr. Claudius C. Dawson, Chairman of the local Advisory Board. Mr. Dawson has been the champion of technical education for many years, and has given countless hours of his time to making our school one of which we can be justly proud. By this dedication, the students of Gaston Tech are able to say in a small way, ’’Thank you, Mr. Dawson, for believing in us and in our way of life.” 16 Wm John T. Caldwell B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Chancellor North Carolina State College 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. The Gaston Technical Institute offers four curricula in engineering technology, each of which is accredited by the Engineers’ Coun- cil for Professional Development. 18 E. W. Ruggles, Director B.S., M.S. North Carolina State College College Extension Division, North Carolina State College Ralph E. Fadum B.S. C.E., University of Illinois M.S.E., S.D.; Harvard University; Dean of the School of Engineering, North Carolina State College. R. G. Carson, Jr. B.S., Clemson College; M.S., Georgia Institute of Technology; Ph.D., University of Michigan; Director of Instruction, School of Engineering, North Carolina State College 20 Mrs. Mary E. McQuere Secretary to the Director Mrs. Lucille Taylor Secretary to the Registrar Mrs. Andrea B. Robinson Assistant Librarian Patrick Layton Bookstore Manager Blaine Carpenter Cafeteria Supervisor E. A. Jackson Maintenance Supervisor Clyde H. Robinson B. Geo. E., N. C. State College John M. Jenkins B.S., M.Ed. N. C. State College George Benolken Henry C. Cline A.B. Mathematics B.S. Mathematics Science Elon College 22 M.A. Ed. Appalachian State Teachers College Richard L. Edwards A.S. Electronics Southern Tech William A. Ethridge B.S. Mathematics Atlantic Christian R. A. Fuhrer E.E., University of Pittsburgh 23 Vincent Leong B.S., High Point College M.A., Appalachian State Teachers College Paul Lunsford B.S., Mathematics Science Appalachian State Teachers College Mrs. Eleanor M. McArver B.S. English Madison College Porter Lee McAteer B.S., Industrial Engineering N. C. State College Ray L. Medford B.S. Ind. Arts Business Administration Western Carolina College 24 Robert Michael B.S. Ed. N. C. State College B. Mechanical Engineering Mrs. Mary Clare Sanders A.B. Woman's College U. N. C. J. David Vance BCE N. C. State College Yardy Williams B.E. Georgia Tech 25 M.S. University of Florida Electrical Engineering Robert L. Willis B.S., Mechanical Engineering N. C. State College Wade White Citadel 26 as SENIOR CLA SS OFFICERS PRESIDENT R. B. Jenkins 28 VICE-PRESIDENT John Cannon SECRETARY-TREASURER Hilton Miller TROY ABSHER McGrady, N. C. Civil ROLLAND R. BASSINGER Salisbury, N. C. Mechanical and Production RONALD L. BASSINGER Salisbury, N. C. Mechanical and Production GRADUATES RAY O. BEDSAUL Winston-Salam, N. C. Electronics RICHARD F. BRADLEY Gastonia, N. C. Civil REGINALD K. BREEDLOVE Gastonia, N. C. Electronics ARTHUR D. BROOKS Grassy Creek, N. C. Electronics HARVEY F. BROOKS Winston-Salem, N. C. Mechanical and Production STANLEY J. BROTHERS Winston-Salem, N. C. Electronics PHILLIP E. BUCHANAN, JR. Spruce Pine, N. C. Electronics JERRY Z. BURRIS Lincolnton, N. C. Electronics WILLIAM R. BUTLER Wilmington, N. C. Electronics WILLIAM A. CAMPBELL Salisbury, N. C. Civil JOHN D. CANNON Morganton, N. C. Civil FARRELL D. CHILDRES Hickory, N. C. Electronics BENJAMIN HENRY COBLE Pleasant Gardens, N. C. Mechanical Production MAURICE G. COX Ramseur, N. C. Electronics WILLIAM F. CRATER Winston-Salem, N. C. Electrical CHARLES W. CRUISE Mount Airy, N. C. Electronics ALVIN W. DANIELS Gastonia, N. C. Civil V. RONNIE J. DEDMON Lincolnton, N. C. Civil HOWARD O. EULISS Mayodan, N. C. Electronics JERRY W. FOGLE Dallas, N. C. Electrical PAUL L. GILBERT, JR. Statesville, N. C. Civil JAMES W. GRAY Enfield, N. C. Electrical WILLIAM T. GRIFFIN Gastonia, N. C. Mechanical Production ROGER H. HAMRICK Shelby, N. C. Electronics EDDIE HARDEN, JR. Rutherfordton, N. C. Mechanical Production JAMES E. HARMON Gaffney, S. C. Mechanical Production ROBERT C. HELMS Marshville, N. C. Electronics CLAUDE B. HENDERSON Maysville, N. C. Electronics JAMES E. HEUSTESS Clarkton, N. C. Electronics THOMAS E. HILL Gastonia, N. C. Electrical MILTON N. HOBGOOD Oxford, N. C. Electronics GEORGE R. HOLLIS Charlotte, N. C. Electronics BILLY J. HOWARD Durham, N. C. Civil DAVID F. HULL£T Gastonia, N. C. Electronics JOE T. IRWIN Sparta, N. C. Mechanical Productions JERRY L. ISENHOUR Kannapolis, N. C. Civil HIRAM A. JONES Laurinburg, S. C. Mechanical Production TEDDY H. KEYSER Greensboro, N. C. Electronics ROBY G. KIDD, JR Bennett, N. C. r RAY J. KING York, S. C. Electronics AREY C. LITTLE Marshville, N. C. Electronics GEORGE B. LONG Winston-Salem, N. C. Mechanical Production HILTON L. MILLER Salisbury, N. C. Electronics BAYS C. MITCHELL Sparta, N. C. Civil CURTIS E. MOORE Hurdle MilLs, N. C. Electronics DEWEY M. MOORE Peachland, N. C. Electronics JAMES B. ROBINSON Gastonia, N. C. Electronics BILLY L. ROGERS Elkin, N. C. Electronics CHARLES DENNIS RUMPLE Statesville, N. C. Civil JERRY B. RUSSELL Winston Salem, N. C. Electrical JERRY L. SEAGLE Gastonia, N. C. Electronics ELLIOTTE W. SHERRILL Sherrills Ford, N. C. Electronics JOHN R. SHULER Gastonia, N. C. Civil WILLIS B. SIMPSON Kings Mt., N. C. Electronics WILLIAM H. SLOCOMB, JR. Dunn, N. C. Mechanical Production JAMES D. TARLETON Spencer, N. C. Electronics RICHARD E. TATE Winston Salem, N. C. Mechanical Production DONALD R. TAYLOR Oak Ridge, Term. Mechanical Production ARTHER J. THROWER Rockingham, N. C. Mechanical Production WILLIAM W. TREXLER Salisbury, N. C. Electronics JOHN W. WAGONER Gibsonville, N. C. Electronics LINN R. WALLER Salisbury, N. C. Mechanical Production SAMSON WARREN, JR. Newton Grove, N. C. Electronics WAYNE C. WIGGINS Franklin, N. C. Electronics DON R. WIKINSON Winston Salem, N. C. Mechanical Production LEE A. WILLIS Bayboro, N. C. Electronics OSCAR C. WITHERSPOON. JR. Catawba, N. C. Electrical ROBERT M. WILSON Gastonia, N. C. Civil SILAS S. BURRIS Lincolnton, N. C. Electronics CLYDE F. CRABTREE Pittsboro, N. C. Electrical LARRY G. DEVINEY Spindale, N. C. Electronics SENIORS THOMAS H. DORSE TT Yadkinville, N. C. Electronics BOYCE L. FINGER Avondale, N. C. Electronics THERMON J. HUBBARD, JR. Winston Salem, N. C. Electronics ROBERT B. JENKINS, JR. Gastonia, N. C. Mechanical Production JAMES A. KEEVER CECIL G. LINK Lincolnton, N. C. Statesville, N. C. Mechanical Production Civil SENIORS CECIL R. LYTLE Old Fort, N. C. Civil JAMES W. MCDONALD Gastonia, N. C. Electronics ALFRED McINTOSH Charlotte, N. C. Mechanical Production ROBERT D. MIMS Raleigh, N. C. Electronics ROY H. NORMAN Lincolnton, N. C. Mechanical Production NATHAN L. OTTINGER Stanley, N. C. Electronics WALTER M. PATRICK Grifton, N. C. Electronics PAUL L. REITZEL Siler City, N. C. Mechanical Production DOYLE A. RIDLEY Sylva, N. C. Electronics HAROLD E. ROPER, JR. Morganton, N. C. Civil MICHEAL S. SHAVER Salisbury, N. C. Electronics RICHARD D. SMITH Gastonia, N. C. Civil PAUL R. STANLEY Gastonia, N. C. Civil JIMMY SURLES Dunn, N. C. Electronics THOMAS £. TARLETON Spencer, N. C. Civil ALLEN W. TAYLOR Greensboro, N. C. Mechanical Production DON R. TURBYFILL Greensboro, N. C. Mechanical Production W. DENNIS TURLINGTON, JR. Gastonia, N. C. Civil VAUGHN S. WILHELM Salisbury, N. C. Electronics WILLIAM A. WILLIS Old Fort, N. C. Electronics SAMUEL R. WOMBLE Chapel Hill, N. C. Mechanical Production DANIEL R. WOOD Winston Salem, N. C. Electronics ROGER D. YATES Gastonia, N. C. Electronics FRESHMA N Hal Stanley, President CLASS 1st ROW; L. to R.: David Rumfelt, Richard Cromlish, Don Campbell. 2nd ROW; L. to R.: Jerry Smith, Hal Stanley, Wayne Kennerly. 48 Robert E. Abernathy Vale, N. C. Fred N. Ayash, Jr. Salisbury, N. C. Elbert B. Bailey Williamston, N. C. Jerry D. Bare Charles E. Barefoot Jefferson, N. C. Barium Springs, N. C. Tan S. Barefoot Smithfield, N. C. Johnnie R. Barrett Gastonia, N. C. Carl W. Beal Sanford, N. C. Roger I. Benfield Gastonia, N. C. Charles W. Bradshaw Mooresville, N. C. Alfred C. Brown, Jr. Gastonia, N. C. James W. Bryan Grady E. Burchette Burlington, N. C. Greensboro, N. C. Ralph Don Campbell Salisbury, N. C. Eric D. Carpenter Gastonia, N. C. Patrick H. Caughman, Jr. Lexington, S. C. Arthur P. Cavanaugh, Jr. Wallace, N. C. William C. Chaney Harwood, Maryland Darrell D. Church Winston Salem, N. C. William R. Clark Durham, N. C. Gerald W. Cobb Roxboro, N. C. James E. Collins Cameron, N. C. Richard Cooper Waynesboro, N. C. Buddy G. Creed Mt. Airy Richard S. Cromlish, Jr. Belmont, N. C. Clifton W. Dodson Walkertown, N. C. George V. Elkins Clarkton, N. C. Frank L. Floyd Raleigh, N. C. Glen D. Fogleman Kenneth Ford Terry W. Fountain Durham, N. C. Bessemer City, N. C. Rutherfordton, N. C. Earl E. Friday, Jr. Dallas, N. C. Junious M. Gaffney, Jr. Statesville, N. C. Arnold O. Gobble Columbia, S. C. Jerry D. Gordon Winston Salem, N. C. Leslie D. Grogan Greensboro, N. C. Roger D. Hawkins Gastonia, N. C. Arthur E. Helton, Jr. McAdenville, N. C. Larry E. Henkle Lucia, N. C. David L. Hennessee Boone, N. C. Charles E. Hill Ararat, N. C. Ray Von Hincher Elkin, N. C. Joe R. Holyfield Howard L. Honbarrier James L. Hopson Dobson, N. C. Salisbury, N. C. Minpro, N. C. W. Clark Houck Oakboro, N. C. Kenneth D. Hughes Leaksville, N. C. Kenneth A. Hunt Durham, N. C. Robert D. Isenhour Alejandro A. Jaramillo Bessemer City, N. C. Santiago, Chile Ben Johnson Winston Salem, N. C. Ralph E. Johnson, Jr. Lincolnton, N. C. Roger D. Jones Winston Salem, N. C. Max C. Kearns, Jr. Troy, N. C. Howard W. Kennerly Salisbury, N. C. Edward S. Kilmon Charlotte, N. C. Robert L. Kimble, Jr. Salisbury, N. C. Fred A. Kirkman Larry G. Koontz Kernersville, N. C. Lexington, N. C. Roger C. Landis Hickory, N. C. Keith P. Layel Gastonia, N. C. Robert D. Lee Greensboro, N. C. Dannie C. Leonard Lexington, N. C. Larry W. Lineberger Lexington, N. C. Charles W. Long, Jr. Gastonia, N. C. Thomas A. Long Winston Salem, N. C. Elvin P. Lowe Liberty, N. C. Jimmie M. Mann Newport, N. C. Kermit Marcus, Jr. Bryson City, N. C. Robert L. McClure Gastonia, N. C. William C. McDaniel Asheville, N. C. Billy C. Miller Belmont, N. C. Jerry D. Neal Sophia, N. C. Dennis W. Newman Mt. Airy, N. C. William L. Pace Siler City, N. C. Ronnie E. Parks Edwin A. Patterson, Jr. Charles P. Patti Kannapolis, N. C. Shelby, N. C. Bessemer City, N. C. Robert L. Penley Spencer, N. C. Gary V. Poplin Norwood, N. C. Victor G. Pyles, Jr. Mt. Airy, N. C. Howard M. Ray Gastonia, N. C. Lonnes R. Reavis Robert S. Reece Mocksville, N. C. Booneville, N. C. Kenneth N. Rothrock Winston Salem, N. C. David G. Rumfelt Belmont, N. C. Ronnie D. Russell Gastonia, N. C. Larry F. Shugart Gary W. Simmons Gerald E. Small Yadkinville, N. C. Morganton, N. C. Kannapolis, N. C. Richard L. Small Kannapolis, N. C. Freddie C. Smith Belmont, N. C. Gary L. Smith Bessemer City, N. C. Jerry L. Smith Richard D. Smith Walter L. Sowers Gastonia, N. C. Gastonia, N. C. Winston Salem, N. C. Robert H. Stanley Mt. Holly, N. C. J. Wylie Stansell Morganton, N. C. John S. Steele Columbia, N. C. Jerry A. Stephens Sanford, N. C. David J. Sullivan Ronald V. Swicegood Thomasville, N. C. Lexington, N. C. Randolph G. Taylor Gastonia, N. C. Ronald A. Swift Cheraw, S. C. R. Eugene Swift Elon College, N. C. Roberts Tatlock, Jr. Gastonia, N. C. William E. Taylor Greensboro, N. C. Lewis G. Thompson Burlington, N. C. Marvin P. Thompson Jerry L. Troutman Robert D. Van Sleen Durham, N. C. Addor, N. C. Shelby, N. C. James O. Vickery Greensboro, N. C. Wade D. Wagoner Elon College, N. C. Joathan R. Ward Rutherfordton, N. C. McCoy C. Watts, Jr. Ranlo, N. C. Thurman E. Waynick Greensboro, N. C. Bobby Webb, Jr. Bryson City, N. C. Michael A. Wilhelm Hickory, N. C. R. Douglas Williamson Marven, N. C. George A. Wilson Pineyville, N. C. William K. Wiseman Statesville, N. C. Douglas R. Wright Morganton, N. C. J. Shelton Wynne Robertsonville, N. C. New Students Enrolled During Spring Quarter B. Briles, G. Dixon, K. Dellinger, R. Jones, H. Motsinger, D. O'Keefe, J. Sharp, J. Poison, E. Townsend, P. Brown, D. Carswell, W. Collins, R. Currence, S. Garland, S. Greene, C. Hall, D. Hill, C. Milner, Wm. Munn, G. Robinson, D. Stewart, R. Tyndall, C. Watson, E. White, and C. Williams. 63 He Uses That Greasy Kid's Stuff. Our Well Paid Faculty Higher Education What Birdie? ASSOCIATE ENGINEERS CLUB President, Wilson Sherrill 1st ROW; L. to R.: R. King, W. Sherrill, M. Cox, L. Freeman, W. Cruise. 2nd ROW; L. to R.: B. Willis, B. Rogers, H. Euliss, F. Crobtree, T. Hill, H. Miller, R. Helms. 66 President, Richard Tate 1st ROW: C. Taylor, M. Rhoades, R. Tate. 2nd ROW: R, Harmon, R. Jenkins, L. Sowers, L. Waller, J. Irwin. 3rd ROW: B. Griffin, D. Turbyfill, Ronnie Bassinger. 4th ROW: R. Norman, D. Wilkinson, R. Jones. Not Pictured: B. Kimble, Rolland Bassinger, B. Long, E. Lowe, H. Slocomb, D. Van Sleen, K. Rothrock, G. Simmons, and R. Parks. 67 CIVIL CLUB President Glenn Fog 1 email Treasurer Richard Cooper Vice- President George Wilson Scale Model of Cowan's Ford Dam and Lake Norman ROW 1: Turbyfill, Sherrill (President), Taylor, Jenkins, Euliss, Burchett. ROW 2: Seagle, Keyser, Ridley, Link, Brooks, Hamrick. ROW 3: Burris, Childres, Tarleton, Wagoner. CIVITAN CLUB divitans Enjoy Dinner at Riverview Inn 69 Visiting Dignitaries To IEEE 1st ROW: Willis, Hamrick, Cox, Butler, Sherrill. 2nd ROW: Breedlove, Euliss, Little, Miller. 3rd ROW: Keyser, Rogers, Robinson. 70 Co-Presidents: Betty Cox, Andrea Robinson 1st ROW, L. to R: Sandi Taylor, Judy Bedsaul, Brenda Thrower, Annette Stanley, Sandra Moore, Joann Ridley, Barbara Newman. 2nd ROW, L. to R.: Kay Devine, Carolyn Hender- son, Betty Cox, Lola Kidd, Arlene Surles, Janice Belangia, Louise Helms. 3rd ROW, L. to R.: Linda Cooper, Andrea Robinson, Barbara Cruise, Caroline Willis, Shirley Bradshaw, Libby Leonard, Jane Hardin. STUDENT WIVES CLUB Officers: .st ROW, L. to R,: Barbara Cruise, Louise Helms, Arlene Surles, Caroline Willis. 2nd K)W, L. to R: Linda Cooper, Sandi Taylor, Sandra Moore, Jane Hardin. 71 ■ President, Hal Stanley AMATEUR RADIO CLUB 1st ROW; L. to R.: 2nd ROW; L. to R.: Euliss, Breedlove, Stanley. Johnson, Smith, Willis, Wood, Poplin. 72 Barry Long Wayne Trexler 74 i. Lee Willis Claude Henderson 'y Joe Irwin Wayne Wiggins ALPHA TER Milton Hobgood STUDENT COUNCIL President Bob Butler Vice- President Randy Taylor Secretary- Treasurer Dean Brooks REPRESENTATIVES George Hollis Teddy Keyser Dick Cromlish Howard Honbarrier Elvin Lowe Wilson Sherrill 76 David Rum felt Shelton Wynne ANNUAL STAFF Ben Robinson Editor-in-Chief Linn Waller Layout Rolland Bassinger Layout Randal Stanley Administrative Editor Don Reece Senior Editor ANNUAL STAFF Teddy Keyser Senior Editor David Sullivan Freshman Editor Frank Crabtree Sports Editor Grady Burchette Ass't. Sports Editor ANNUAL STAFF Dennis Turlington Feature Editor Darrell Church Activities Editor Hal Stanley Photographer Cecil Link Business Manager Gary Poplin Ass't. Business Manager ANNUAL STAFF Work Session on the Annual Editor-In- Chief Roger Hamrick Assistant Editor Stan Brothers THE TECHNICAL REPORTER Jon Ward Reporters George Wilson Jerry Neal o 1 u I Roger Landis Wilson Sherrill Jerry Smith Tom Hill Absher Brooks Butler B. Campbell D. Campbell Cannon Cavanaugh Cox Crater Fogleman Holyfield Huestess TAU I Howard Hunt Jenkins 82 P. Pyles V. Pyles Reece Tate KAPPA 83 Wilson Witherspoon Wright S UP ER MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Arthur Dean Brooks MOST INTELLECTUAL William Wayne Trexler 84 LA TIVES BEST ALL AROUND Maurice Griffin Cox BEST SCHOOL SPIRIT Robert Bain Jenkins, Jr. 85 SUPER BEST PERSONALITY Paul David Plyes MOST ATHLETIC James David Tarleton 86 I LA TIVES NEATEST Don Ross Wilkinson WITTIEST David Franklin Hullett 87 Ouch! 10,000 Volts Gentlemen, Please Stay Awake! vJtL- ELECTRONICS 1st ROW: V. Wilhelm, M. Shaver, J. Tarleton, D. Hullett, W. Trexler. 2nd ROW: Heustess, Hobgood, Wiggins, Miller. INTRAMURAL MECHANICAL AND PRODUCTION 1st ROW: Wilkinson, H. Jones, Rothrock, Hardin, B. Long. 2nd ROW: Keever, Norman, R. Tate, Irwin. 90 CIVIL 1st ROW: T. Tarleton, B. Howard, V. Pyles. 2nd ROW: Link, D. Campbell, R. Wilson, Clark, Absher, Kennerley, Cooper. FOO TBALL ELECTRICAL 1st ROW: Hopson, McKinney, J. Russell, B. Willis, Buchanan. 2nd ROW: Womble, Lytle, Fogle, Crabtree. 9) Gene Swift Ben Robinson Doug Wagoner Ronnie Swicegood Richard Cooper Gary Poplin David Hennissey Team 1 Wayne Kennerly, Capt. Team 2 - Champions Tom Tarleton, Capt. Milton Hobgood Danny Leomard Maurice Patrick Billy Willis Paul Gilbert Buddy Creed Roger Hawkins Jerry Bare Donnie Reece Grady Burchett Steve Burris Barry Smith Junior Norman Team 3 Ed Barefoot, Capt. INTRA BASKET Team 4 David Hullett, Capt. Wayne Trexler Ray Lytle Jerry Fogle Ronald Swift Jerry McKinney Arnold Gobble Ray King 92 Jim Tarleton Barry Long Richard Small Larry Koontz Joe Hopson Jim Vickery Bud Marcus Team 5 Joe Irwin, Capt. Team 6 Larry Deviney, Capt. MURAL BALL Ray Bedsaul John Davis Frank Crabtree Richard Womble Ed Patterson Larry Sowers Roger Jones Vic Pyles Don Campbell Kenny Hunt Robert B. Jenkins Doug Wright Harvey Brooks Ronnie Clark Team 7 Pete Pyles, Capt. Team 8 Harold Roper Richard Tate Robert Wilson Richard Smith Sam Warren McCoy Watts Mack Rhoades Roger Holyfield 93 Chip Taylor Mechanical Senior Arey Little Electronic Senior Frank Crabtree Electrical - CHAMPIONS Gerald Cobb Civil Freshman Richard Small John Davis Mechanical Freshman Electronic Freshman INTRA Danny Leonard Electronic Freshman SOFT MURAL A Homer For Sure St - t - trike Where's The Ump! BALL AWARDS DAY 1963 Department Winners Bill Griffin and Roger Hambrick Gerald Cobb receiving Bowling Award. Basketball Award Winners Danny Leonard and Tom Tarleton Most Competitive - Tom Tarleton FL B. Jenkins presenting Best Citizen Award to Maurice Cox STROUP-HI-PI-CENTER NEW WAY CLEANERS AND 112 Green Drive LAUNDRY INC. Gastonia, N. C. Drive in For Quick Service M3 Locations to Serve You UN 5-3822 UN 7-7267 UN 7-7176 UN 5-8112 MOSS REXALL DRUGS Where the students gather Complete Line of Nationally Advertised Drugs UN 7-9611 SttVIClV ... 701 Franklin W. 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