Gaston College - Reveleer Yearbook (Dallas, NC)

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board of trustees D. R. Mauney, Jr. Albert G. Myers, Jr. Walter J. Newcombe Larry K. Petty 23 Fred L. Smyre Thomas A. Will

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president Dr. Woodrow B. Sugg To the President of Gaston Col- lege is given the sometimes dif- ficult, often impossible, task of uni- fying the many divergent factions that compromise the whole of a living institution such as Gaston College. The keynote is progress, and the instrument is harmony for Dr. Woodrow B. Sugg. Challenged by a capable and de- manding student body, Dr. Sugg has been continually sympathetic to the collegiate student mood. His sincerity in dealing with student opinion, whether it be from the Student Legislature or an individual student, has won for him the re- spect of the Student Body. Encouraged by an ever-loyal alumni and community friends of the college, Dr. Sugg’s administra- tion has welcomed with grateful en- thusiasm a record-breaking Building Fund Campaign. The construction of the new Industrial Building and Activities and Fine Arts Building shows early promise and indicates the progressive direction Dr. Sugg hopes to follow, aided by students, faculty. Board of Trustees, alumni and other friends of the college. Dedicated to the total academic advancement of the college. Dr. Sugg has maintained his interest in providing Gaston with the best fac- ulty and academic equipment in the history of the institution at a time when the college sits at the thres- hold of optimum service to the people and industrial firms of the area. 22

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Dr. Charles Wimmer, Dean of Liberal Arts. George S. McSwain, Dean of Instruction. 24 Joseph M. Hamrick, Dean of Vocational Programs.