Greenville Technical College - Tecnique Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1970 volume:

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Q' ...lam Above Leftg C.L.A. uses practical applica- Aboveg Dental Hygiene uses X-Ray Technology tions Above Rightg LaShun Porter tidies the Book A Left- Dental Lab Assistants learn the use of the Store ' ' latesjt equipment , f e',' Aboveg A demonstration of Milling NIzlCl1iI10 helps students 3 TODAYS REALI TIES AND r ,,,,-wav ff,.r,,k i , 'i E In the span of one day an entire lyte story can be written. Lyfe is like a beam of light, affecting everything and everyone it may chance to strike upon. Thoughts, actions, and 4 W f, 'fit f s ideas are all shadows cast upon a featureless backdrop. What decides what tomorrow may bring? The shadows are already cast, the light exists no more . . . .,,-'- 9 TOM ORROW'S EXPEC T ATION S wmv - W ' -. wQf-wgg' wg' - W, ' . 1 A N , jar- A ,, V 4 L I Y Y lf, Li' 7 gg er., N, mmf' lv Wm i-ln. I .1 ff' if f tation ,az r 'H+ E 1 J Z 4 Topg Electronics clussliusleetures frequently Above Rightg Dennis Bull, thinking seriously about unit recorcls Aboveg hBetween classes the canteen is the Cl 't0f0l1lCliVifi0S Right Ccnterg Student-Teacher relationship is . N U close at TEC lliglitg luclcllc ffllillT1l'J6I'S learns by experience Far Rightg Microscope brings great advances to Microbiology 6, l LY 1 V1 'Q w 351 iff '.', ff- V.. .E 2- '-V I L., 1' g. Vg4AV rf . .-' Aboveg Frequent talks keep Mr. jones and Mr. Garrison in close Contact Above rightg Charles Nelson making use of a few spare moments awww ,..navw w --Q f f f - I Z ,V ' ,V aff ASL ,, X 43 52, as x ' .4- ',r' Rightg A salesman checks out a photomicroscope before student use X5 'U' Leftg 1969-70 orientation at Greenville Memorial Auditorium BOUOTUS Surgical TeChniCial'lS ,gain 0XP0l'i9flCe Below5 Charles Boatwright Ends that computer through the use of actual operative procedures programs can bg difficult 3' W V 'rr W f .',, it .N 'L ' il .ffii ,,!- X ' It. , in ,H .yy , .4 K 1 Mft ,131 it A14 , ' - 1 'A ,lwi at ' 'M'wion,,,,m,. mx Aboveg Dental Lab Technology can be tedious Above Rightg Models provide invaluable aids to the students Rightg Practice makes perfect l0 'R x I l , '41 'fr ,J f 1 'L--JV, . ., ,r we l i 5 'R 'JNM'7Nl9v'lN i f W M i X w ' A K. 5 1 Q'L11.N kS1llk1111 1,-1 'pf H, 1 '-.....,,,,-....5',, I A , fx: ,' ,..lv ' .5 I , I r 'L.Y,ff fr xXN,,,,,,f -, :WV N f , ' 'am .r Ni.,-.,,, 1 l'Q'iN3X M fV,.-- .o-nnIl ' .E-. Mike Neigh Cleft? and Kay Arms fbelowj use practical applications in Dental Lab bi 'Nm Ji. A.-A GR EDUCNUO EENVILLE TECHNECRL N CENTER M , We I, r .Q lm!!! gzwsf 'Wt 71151 ng! Nas N4-sean-H0 Topg Diversified educational techniques are often put into practice Aboveg Mr. Barton leads ground breaking ceremony Above rightg Judy Dickerson performs one of many experiments required of Chemical En- gineers Rightg A sketch of the finished library-classroom building is shown at the ceremony I2 , 'i rd' Leftg Mr. Don C. Garrison speaks at ground breaking ceremony Below leftg Miss Lynn Williams receives the title of Miss Tec-nique from George Goldsmith Belowg Mr. Thomas E. Barton, jr. stands tall for T. E. C. as the flag stands tall for the nation -nf' ww! ph, --.X 'N-. 1 5 I 1 .H :J, 4 I . an fl J Y K vi if 2 ' 'r . ,g 5 x, wk ' 6 J Q Y mv' 2 a ' wk M N I x 1 Zwfhf- , I I W' -r 2 W, A, u 9' talk r X, f u :W f i 11 A 3: T ' f H' r Q 1. 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Gaines, Member of State Committee for Tech. Education, 4th Congressional i District, Thomas E. Barton, Jr., Director, Charles P. Ballenger, Ir., VV. Louis Williams, Chairman, M. T. Anderson, Robert C. Crawford, Vice Chaimiang T. G. Chappelearg I. Maude Bumetteg r l rw i l si., . M 'u +L, H v QI I ,I ll 4 1. li Local Board in action. 20 'i THOMAS E. BARroN, JR. IJIRILI TUR It is with humble pride that I address each of the students of the Greenville Technical Education Center. Our school is now in its eighth year of operation, just eight years old. A child of eight has already formed a pattern of personality, inter- ests, and physical features. I believe that our center has followed this pattern. Greenville TEC has a dynamic personality, it has a multitude of interests because it is interested in everyone who needs it, it has the physical features of a giant, far exceeding the growth expectations of its founders. Greenville TEC is a growing, moving, motivating force in a dynamic community, a community that has supported it from its inception. It has been blessed with a dedicated group of leaders, faculty, board and administration, who have worked diligently to make it the great school that it is today and the great force that it will be tomorrow. I am sure that the student body, the board of directors, the faculty and staff, the alumni and everyone who possesses this annual is as proud as I am of being a part of our institution, GREENVILLE TEC. jlggqfhomas E. Barton, Jr. Director greenville technical education center ' BOX 5616 ' STATION B H GREENVILLE ' SOUTH CAROLINA ' 29606' telephone - 239-937I W LOUIS WILLIAMS 1 HAIIINIAN Cuulhrrn Blmbd Trusl Cu ROBERT C CRAWFORD xu L L HAIRXL,-KN nufmyf. uv. ,I c'nf,,.ff c.,m,.m.. W. I-1 ROBERTSUN SI-QLNHIARX 'lm-.Ast 1m,f..1r...m.'E..'f..f M, 'I' ANDERSON fir. vm rllv Cvunlx Sthuulx CHARLES P. BALLENCI-ZR, JR. nalmw.-r Pm mg cumpnm J. HARLEY BONUS fzwft FWHM.. cf,n.pM, 1 JAMES MALTIJE BL'RNI-ITT Ruin-rn-1'-lnmfs W. F. GIBSON D-'nlrsl CHARLES 'If SMITH, J R Hfndffw. Aarwmmg fag., The most Important capnuzl that any economy possesses us the skulls whuch people carry around m their heads. Progress is the by-line and action instinct when referring to the personal characteris- tics of the Director of Greenville Tec., Mr. Thomas E. Barton, Ir. During his period of administration, our school has grown im- measurably in number of students and academic quality, as well as range of studies to a rapidly expanding industrial- ized community. 22 K PROGRESS S THE BY-LINE Tl YI .--19' frm - 1 'HW ,ZR Nw, f 23 ADMI I TRATIO l 1 1 A S i 1 la WWA QYQM f',y,17:' arg. wrgwf W ' W, 1 I 9-W' , . H if 'H 2-Q mv ,A,r j' .-sm ff! Q Left top: Ceor e Goldsmith, fb, ff Acting Dean 0? Administration. if Q Right top: lack Hunter, Acting Dean of Technical and 1 Vocational Divisions. Bottom: Hazel Hall, 5, Dean of Adult Education. N N , Z a,a- I X Y U 'MI I N H z' H A -X Ni 1 .L ' iw , . ,. L-. : ,1 ,. V. -f:' . ' I a x A I i lil 24 . fx? . , AND AD MIN RATI V E TAFF X2-' William A. Iones, Ir., Dean of Students. A Left bottom: William Pierce N f, 'Ak I F , A-4' Q-Vg sfom-,A sf, iff. -gn T- f4 ,, f- 'H--mn, sf WW-ws-N.. f 3 , , ...M K' Dean, Evening Divisions. Right bottom: john Manly, Dean, Health Careers. .,- .K H 4 au ff? i .iw 7' I f 9 W 9.83, 'W' ,x 5- W . Y gf' Martin R. Pautz, Director of Library I. M. Lewis, Manager of Bookstore I , .. 'ani- its wf..,,,, 'D-Q.,- 5 QQQQ, joe Fantl, Public Relations William D. Workman, III., Assistant to Dean, Health Careers. f- 'gl 4 J S 1 1 , N N N W W rl W . .. ...,,, , r - si movin 15,3 is.M.Ni in gag Al Rampey, Business Manager 2 5 3 wggsf' W 1 3 . f ff ' George Chastain, Registrar Tony Smith, Assistant to Evening Director 27 uno-fam n-Q 55 ff? .....,,,f MSD? Q. ,A Above: Mary Chatman, Executive secretary to Director Right: WVayne N. VVhatley, Coordinator, Plan- ning ancl Grants. Lewis Jones, Assistant to Registrar .xxxwix 431' Ray Mixon, Field Representative E -I W -8' I Q Q i Q 1 -or I ! Lola McDonald, Head Bookkeeper. Jim Moorehead, Student Activities Coordi- nator. Ioe Hall, Industrial Coordinator, Bob Murray, MDTA Coordinator. 29 Cheryl Black Betty Brown Margaret Butler Linda Carmen Sandra Clark jane Dutton Mary Green Lynda Harmon Linda jordan ,dm f,m I it V' Carol Baird a Hx 'FN 3 N NX. .TQ Y x lr 'v ll , '1- gf '93 K, of wil? if ' 'Jaffa 'Q V wr, WM-, ff 2 1 V n L ,J EC RE TARIE W' 49 5 1-0... Ai r J, 4, ..... H , . ,, , Y. ,, .. f :, r 7 ' 13' .guy 'imp ' V45 4 in j,,whx 4, , , W. ' ' H ' A7 Jfhifefd e S f , wwf 33,9 gf M A ' npr ?'f f,:. af. ogy, vm fj fm WI J? W N Y we mf Karen Lindsey Patsy McBride Nancy McKeithan Judy Pace Marilyn Potrouski Carolyn Robinson Pat Saranko Carol Simmons Jackie Smith Ian Smith Ioan Washbom Dee Williams 1 f 5 Clifford Callis, Department Head, Wilma Henderson, Operations Manager, Data Processing Computer Center Franklin Kemble, Division Head, Ronnie Eaddy, Department Head, Related Division Mathmatics jack Shirley, Mathematics X x Instructor, Betsy Lindsey, Instructor, Mathmatics Jerry Massingale, Programmer Analyst James Bames, Instructor, Mathmatics Bob Roper, Instructor, Mathmatics FACULTYA D TAFF ,fN f+ ,, William Garrison, Department Head, Ben Seegel-5, Ingtrugtgr. Iris Hill, Department Head, Social Studies Social Studies Engllsh xxx milf-, x wh A . ,.,, H 1 m.TW75'ff Y t , ,t at Q.. i 1 ' V Af, Q' .-,,. Q i p .,, if Q h is Emma Becton, Instructor, Julius Kilgore, Instructor Bobby jeanes, Department Head, English English Physics Q-.qu , . -X as . -'fe 'f M ' , fr Cordan Witters, Instructor, Roy Denton, Department Head, Capers Brazzell, Instructor, Physics Mental Health Mental Health f1 f tary , 1 ,... ,, 45' 'xf . 5, H t Q 03 5.1 wily! K . 5 rv ' , ' ew my . up . Y y rx ,vii X Z J , I rv I-Ik,-ik xx 5 7 Q . . ' W -4 ff- f 1 W , ,',,f,f..mi.-1' I -. . ' Mohammed Nasim, Department Head, Industrial Engineering 'ix MW I . x 441 sf 2-f - Q , 4 'E' gy , rw' ,A v j, f, 4 't' j 'if-f,1.,,4,.ni. R. , 'f E4 ,V JJ , A f , ... f f,, ,x-sig, qf ' iz F 'f' - l- ' 9!V?'ff.m-z?1f'7 4-r w+.,,,,v , -f,-',f.., ,. A' .,C-.mary ' , 'L ' 0 Q8 3.0 MN' if 3 Vlf'V f I f 'i , Q t af 2:12 r . i gf , X . ,r f vgyw ' 'V ' . 4 , 4- 1 ,.,.. V ,, J 29 'W PQ 1 Hugh Batson, 79 Department Head, CLA x Harvey Wilkie, Instructor, Industrial Engineering. K ice,-sr wtf , ,f M 4 H., , I 1 4 6 , , V A, nf , , gy .s ,, W 7 4? , S A ff 22 f 5 if Felton Bailey, Department Head, Industrial Electronics. Silk Bonnie Gossett, Instructor, CLA Hal Mulkey, Department Head, . ,E af H ,e 'i1ffQf7 ig K .un r s sis :S , . Business Administration edges I f si H X Q I as r: 1 6' X 'F' sv' fe Q K A . . ., 4 IE,-uAv yy, ' ' 1- t, Q... .. Hoy Townsend, Instructor, Business Dick Cook, Instructor, Business Fred Plott, Instructor, Business Administration. Administration. Administration, give tis H7 9 .... ' --W-'W vu V , .. , W-ff.-.4.a. .., .,, ., .-.k , x- '. C L. K. McMinn, Department Head, Welding. Clyde Rook, Instructor, Welding. james Ohnysty, Department Head, Radiological Technology. if .gig f WW- 4, X3 -Q-, -. , fx 'N 'iw . e 1 .1 new A f N, e Ralph Johnston, Department Head, Leonard Jones, Department Head, Douglas Long, Department Head, Biology. Air Conditioning. Carpentry. e Q. ,,. , wmwwWf..W.a...-W ., W 1? 'Abs Kay Grastie, Instmctor, Biology. R. B. McKinney, Department Head, W. W. Webb, InstruCt0l', Telfile Textile Management. Management. 35 , .,.. .,,.....p0,,,-.,,..-.-W john Lay, Department Head, Doris Kuntz, Counselor Robert Quesenbury, Counselor Guidance Al Norris, Counselor Oliver Rodgers, Counselor Janie McFerrin, Counselor Adult Education ,E W X e U: ,-JIWMW if Lillie Westnilffeland, COUFISCIOI' Thomas Pogue, Department Head, Mary Hogan Department Head, Adult EdUC8tl0l1 Physical Therapy Surgical Technology 4 fri! Wade Ponder, Department Head, Chemical Engineering Fred King, Department Head, Mathmatics, Adult Education W Walt Brannon, Facilities Superintendent Margaret Mitchell, Assistant Librarian .salsa 4423! Pat Griener, Department Head, Reading, Adult Education Woodrow Wilson, Department Head, Tmck Driver Training Aurelia Morrow, Assistant to Dean, Adult Education james Merck, Chief of Security X, Richardson Garrett, Instructor, Truck Driver Training . -.K i, WMS ' K In , XX, , V Q , , 1 ' ., P , M X 1 ' ' - . es- ' I f ig, ., 4 V. 'fi isif' -11Qf,f5 H , i Hi . Y i 'jf' .N., ' is Y, Dr. james Bunnell, Ir., Division Head, Dental Division. Nicholas Hobeika, Instructor, Dental Lab Technology. .WSW 4 . :Isa A 'I gig.. ,asain 1. D. Warren, Department Head, Machinist Tool Maker. V New :f 2 qi, 1. Q5 Q' Nancy Garrison, Department Head, Herbert Reininger, Department Dental Assistants. Head, Dental Lab Technology. ft , ,, ,af t ja kc., f Pat Springfield, Department Head, Woodie Wright, Instructor, Dental Dental Hygiene. Hygiene. bw... Otis Damell, Instnxctor, Machinist Charles Granger, Instructor, Machinist Tool Maker, Tool Maker. Lester Carroway, Department Head, Drafting and Design. Walter Rice, Instructor, Drafting and Design. John Paxton, Department Head, Chemical Technology. ,4-f . W Z . 3 Q Kenneth Smith, Instructor, John Ten'y Instructor Drafting Drafting and Design. , , and Design. x 1 4. William Loukides, Department Head, Automotives. James Hindman, Instructor, Margaret Hill, Lab Assistant Chemical Technology. Roy Babb, Instructor, Automotives. 5, 39 'Q W eww c, 'AV NT? 'S ' N' ., N . , . me vs, I Marion Wolfert, Department Head, Medical Secretary. A-,ff ' f A W V JW f ' Wg, . Z. ,f fl., ff, ' . f ' fa , William Rochester, Instructor, Electronics Engineering. Tommy Mabry, Assistant, Shipping and Receiving. Walter Hicks, Department Head, Rita Heape, Department Head, Electronics Engineering. Technical Secretary. ,B Kenneth Elder, Instructor, Gerald Vaughn, Equipment Electronics Engineering. Coordinator. Henry Holmes, Heavy Equipment Dave Pauluk, Department Head, Coordinator. Mechanical Technology. ' ,,,,, R Fred Brown, Department Head, Heavy Equipment. 2 M Ray Campbell, Instructor, Heavy Equipment. Chester Sims, Manager, Food Service. William Hawkins, Instructor, Heavy Equipment. Ralph Hunt, Instructor, Heavy Equipment Leroy Stillwell, Manager, Housekeeping. ye S, X f 7. fi 4 . f .1 , 7' Luvenia Fair, Assistant, Food Service. x.,,.4f Beth Jones, Department Head, Food Service. me 5 , v ' fa. Louise Moragne, Assistant, Food Service pf' ' QJKURWV' usual it J 'Ali ..f' 0 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION With the expansion of business, there is an increasing demand for accountants, bookkeepers, and sales personel. This course is planned to provide the student with a background in jobs such as these as well as managerial qualification. A great burden is placed on the graduates of this course. The ability to make de- cisions concerning many people, and the bookwork concerned can only be placed in the hands of a qualified person. r 44 QL meet-'-'N wa ,st U tM.,..,..r..W , I ge' . 6 'Q E Nd , 'xy 'Abi' 4 7' 'X N , A 'XM fr. ' 40 fy' .w 'v- 'ova' X ECO D YEAR We Mr I af' ZW in V, K la 'W-ax Sherry F. Abercrombie Rometta F. Ballentine Del L. Bradshaw Wayne M. Chamblee Christopher Chantron Daisy Comer Brian N. Eckart Faye Edens Martha A. Fowler Greg C. Granger Larry D. Griffin Bobby C. Leroy 45 Ronnre Mahon Hrram K McDonald John Medlm Thomas F Metz I Raye Mrller Mlchael Phlllrps Frank H. Roberts William C. Rush Milton C. Satterfield Roger Suggs Ralph B. Vaughn Michael D. Wood 46 SECO D YEAR A We , 2' 3' 'Q' 'Lf 7v.f r if 3 fig! x 1 em fi! CW Km., 5nq.Nk via. 40 Wx Gh- 3 Left: Test results surprise Bruce Looper. Bottom: Check figures are very helpful to Bill Below: Group study helps all parties involved Albert in accounting. as demonstrated by Charles Davis. 1 4' B f X, 'Q x. 'WF 3 X ,Ms ' I W! - wryw- Shirly Abercrombie Bill Albert Kenneth Banks Wayne Ballard Sharon Barnett Danny Bracken Gary Brackett Alan Bradberry Connie Brown Lamar Bunch Larry Boyd jerry Byers Daniel Boyer John Caudle Allen Chandler Steve Clayton Armond Compton jr. Donnie Cox Shirley Connor Debbie Davis i 48 FIR T YEAR QQ! 43 WPI? 'll-f. 1v ?' an-.rx F IR T YEAR . A, - W f sg I X, F .,.,,: if li' f W f f fy ,' ZQQ f W A f fn, ff A f X ' M 'QW fm I ' W 0 fa , W, , f j Y gy, X ' - , f, .L , Q f 2 A F X 1 ,Q W ' if xrffl , X ff ,Q 4, K ., , A 'f if We ' K , e A ,A 1 S ZX Y ,l . 'auf' 'Qt' -vwwf-r 't..XaX -- wwf.. mr fy 1 SW-ri' 47 'QV' 1' jvv-1 ' V , an-ww VK K 7355 , 1 K f Wig Charles Davis Robert Day Robert Duckett Hetty Duff George Ellis Mary Ensor Lonnie Fleming Ronnie Ford Charles Fowler Carol Frazier Vemon Freeman James Freeman Rick Fuller Lesly Gambrell Barbara Cray Walter Green Laura Harkens Patricia Hill Barry Hipps Calvin Halbrook Ann Huskey Mary Irwin Brenda King Floyd Lancaster Donnie Lanford Bruce Looper Cary Lynn Keith Martin Jack McCombs Nancy Merck Thomas Miller Michael Nazum Dale Nelson Gail Owens Ginger Page Claude Pangle Sonny Paul George Perchalla La-Shun Porter Peggy Plumley FIR T YEAR Q' rx 5 Y' 'Mi NNN 'N XXX UX sex ,QR Kb 215 FIR T YEAR Jinx Roberts Thomas Sexton Janet Shelton 5 Y Q Jimmy Sims Stanley Smith m Evelyn Spence Kenneth Sprinlde Lonnie Swanner George Thomas i Debbie Thompson Richard West William Westmoreland Brenda Williamson CHEMICAL ENGINEER This course deals with the actual appli- cation of the countless theories connected with chemistry. Without graduates in this field, actual research at a large scale could not be accomplished. This grad- uate may expect employment in a wide and rapidly advancing Held of industry, developing new products. 52 Left: Larry D. Bagwell SECOND YEAR John T. Clark Judy Dikerson MUN xr-f Carol Dodd Bruce Harrison john Mendenhall Robert Smith f F' K FIR T YEAR Lynne Couch Douglas Durham Mary Hill Judy Long Wilson Smith Elaine Williams was 54 Above: Judy Dickerson monitors equipment. Right: john Mendenhall makes final adjustment on test equipment. ...po 'Q ix.,-M If lj ' M Left: john Clark and Bruce Harrison work to- gether to master a problem. Left bottom: Carol Dodd and gohn Mendenhall have a working knowledge oft e slide rule. Below: Bruce Harrison puts the final touches on a problem. 55 CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY Everything in the universe can be re- lated, directly or indirectly, to Chemis- try. Only the student with an insatiable thirst for knowledge and a keen desire to improve surroundings should con- sider this Held. Employment opportuni- ties in this Held range from the actual production of chemicals to the discovery and refinement of new ones. 56 ., Xkxvg 1 f ' .- v f - AV- Q. . mf ., . A -1.1: 1 -J? 7-mx ECO D YEAR 2 ,J V A f f fa A ' in-J' 'Www Dagmar Alexander Mary A. Bayne Mona Balentine Charles Coker Victoria Nilson Katherine Pepper Robert L. Roach John Stewart FIR T YEAR Jimmy Cato Janice Forest Tony Foster Margaret Jones Donny Keller Ronnie Rogers Olympia Smith Robert Roach takes a break. Mr. Payton illustrates a fine point in chemical technology. 58 ,f lwaf . I l cf 'aMy M, A ,, yi A fx f of ,f Q' ic ,Q f f ' f 3 , to Q J f ' 1 f , t J 5 Q 1 f x 1 f J J, I' f 4 I ,f fyghgy K- . . ..,, 593 J - f , . x . K 4 -i t -S2 K ,1.,, f X , f f M , f f X fn ,M -f' ff ff , 1 f V, X ,Y f W ic , if X fd R J Mf! Y , M jf, X f A .ff mfs: ff ' f f L I , ,W . , Z ag i 5 9 45, f , Q X56 ,rw X ' '?1 5 f 4' fa ! 'fW0W 3 , A 7 f 2 I S, X ,, X X 2 0 1 x X 'Q w I 35,1 VF' if Chemical technology uses various measuring devices. The well equiped supply room is run by Mar- garet Hill. tff ff' W f , fr, ,gg , w ' Q V ,. My ., Z . M 1 vw Ar S 3 . I . N 59 II ill: V E W4 ,. M X Q die Lf? V57 X! f f Qgggi if 1V1f, V . , f DATA PROCESSING Contrary to popular opinion, the com- puter is not a fantastically logical, super- intelligent machine. The computer is only as smart as the men and women who feed the memory banks of it. But the computer never forgets, and with the vast and rapidly growing knowledge of today's industry, these men and women are in great demand. These stu- dents should be capable of working with the complicated computer to a keen de- gree of accuracy as well as cope with the detailed information programmed into it by himself. 60 - '- , -I is iqrissxw -wt-w Y z -,. t . t - Y - , V, s X' V ,. J' , V , I pf g - 1 -X jf ,itgszy 95,2 Ag ia, ' V , fs ' ,Q ,, -. -I SESS? 'fffffaff-vp t' i'f'?s:'5' 3 ' TOP PAGE ,,,...---Ul ' PAPER LINE OFF FUSE -.--. LAMP BACK STAND BY OPERATE Q X 'X 1 ' ,saw pgytgtmvi fl ,WXKS -f a a. M, , t as as rfiifpfg Vi'-4, fQ9 'f'- .4-. 3, SECOND YEAR 'ax YQ Ro er Babb Wiiiam Bean Charles Boatwright Tommy Brown Linda Brownlee Peggy Casey nk Jean Clyde Darry Elliot Thomas Longhurst A. Russell Myrick, Ir. Gerald Smith Michael D. Stone Curtis Turner Gene Venable Terry Wofford ECO D YEAR Robert Love Q Fo '16 my W egg 5 ffayg kv J FIR T YEAR ,an- nn---ff' John Allgood Tevya Baker Jayne Bamett Dennis Bull David Carroll Marshall Chasteen -N--laws f I, 5, I , ya' ' I 3 f ,v , tw eg 2.-I-:H s K -is . ..... , f g Je' 9 t 5 K ,I A .gm if V-emma. :M Qc 'NJ .,,1 . Y W eff , I-Q Leftg William Bean thinks forthcoming speech over carefully. Centerg Data Processing makes lectures inter- esting to Billy Fleming. Aboveg Compute printouts bring long awaited results to Curtis Turner, Robert Love, and Linda Brownlee. 'L I N Q Y N '. ' vw ' 341' tip' tl Faye Counts Barbara Crawford Brenda Cubertson Kent Dixon Tony Ellenburg Billy Fleming Michael Gallagher John Gillian Jimmy Gillespie Jean Haier Ray Hawkins Douglas Holcombe Michael Hoskinson William Jones Gary King Wayne Kristie Adele Lank Sherry Lawless John Lewis Karen Logan FIRST YEAR R' 1 '52, 5.2M 1 r 1 w l N x Q l l A R r l ll l r I l H l i ' 71511 4 I Q FIRST YEAR .9 Cf s in ex '45-I Mx X is 5 X WS ,,' Q A W ,V My Q ,,fV . X Q- Peggy Long Janice Mears Marty Merritt Charles Miller john Munns Curtiss Oliver Douglas Perry Susan Somers Joel Turner Dianne Wilson Randall Wilson Michael Woodall Bmce Woodcox Andy Woods Sandra Wynn as V V V Wezgy y W 'Wu . , I 'Z ff 'NVQQ F74 hh ' if X V.r,f,.:7,1S., di, 2,5 .X gi ,, MP ,-1 1 fffg-lg? ' ,fa .f f f, 1, DRAFTING AND DESIGNING Draftsmen are vital today in almost every phase of industry. 'Ihey put on paper everything from machine details to the buildings that house these ma- chines. He must take into consideration stress, hardness of materials, and un- countable other factors, while putting them together on paper with fantastic detail. Many times he must start from nothing but a verbal description of the assigned task. 66 I . www' z x 4- U 1 . , XM 5. ,h '3s i Wt , K .Q wiv! xx gud Y. Y Q ., ,K MN . ,..,h,NV . xx.-. 1334. E Y Y?2u.,3. ECO D YEAR V Louis C. Ashe David Blackstone Q Nw Victor Bradley Sam Brand John Comer David Craig Charles Crawford john Fendly James Garrison Sam League Lee Long Robert O. Mitchell, jr. Terrell Page Bemard Pearson Ken Rochester Mickey Strawhom Dicky Walker Frank E. Ware David Wilson jerry Yeargin ECO D YEAR Kenneth Lucking Allen Messer 1 Sr vm. i' iv 1-....,,-f Q-P' I kara 'h.,,,f FIR T YEAR Larry Aiken Richard Anders Dennis Anderson John Anderson Gene Anthony Danny Barbare ..., y , N 2 wwf A above, Drafting students get in many hours of practice. left, Kerry Fair puts finishing touches on blue- print. 4 We ,AW ,,7.,,:,f ,Ls-,. ,. ' ' X' ' , A ,.,. 4 -'-- - . ' F IR T YEAR Kenny Black Gene Bmce james Carter Robert Cass Wallace Cawthon Michael Chasteen Darrell Childress Wis Collins Lamar Dempsey Kerry Fair Kerry Fennell Alex Freeman Elliott Gibson Terry Green Skip Hendrix F IR T YEAR H5533 :- K, X W Wxy 55? Reggie Howard Tim Hudson Ronald James Garvin Jones D. L. jordan Trenton League Eddy Mathis Vemon Mon'is Tim Pigg Sam Poole Phillip Rhodes Ronnie Roper Don Roth Robert Shockley David Smart Terry Stanbridge Jim Stewart Roger Summery Louis Usher Herbert Wood ELECTRICAL With virtually all of the industrial equip- ment of today operating on electrical energy, people trained in the installation, operation, and maintenance of this equip- ment are in great demand. Students in this program are trained in the opera- tion of highly sophisticated testing equip- ment as well as these many facets of a broad and rapidly expanding field. 72 ENGINEERING TECHBOLOGY t N f X -QM Y .4 W, . t Nl X s - 5- X. 'sk r I is ECO D YEAR ,... 7:11 . -. 1' 33 3, 2,56 ff 41 , 1 4 by v l , +27 If W iffy, ..,. f 4 3 55 'VA 1 S f X fygf 4 vs f f ,w Y x 1, .ff f 5 , 3 2, N 1 X . V31 7 'T 1 Q K W I 'A'V K. mf FEW' als 46- 5 Q W DW' Bobby Alexander Marvin Bradbum Roger Bridges Dennis Chasteen Tommy Christy James Counts Robert MansHeld John Mathis Dan Mull Roy Rice Jack Rogers Mitchell Stephens Stephen Upton Claude Whitford Demitras Wilson Eco D YEAR h 4 l ima-ff J -KT' 4' AD lf M V w l l l in. WW mv Q X t . . V W X- t. ,M , x W-24.33, .sg,3,.w.wm.s W-X.. . ' . 1 w, w, 1 -K ,ww . me its wx-fn '21 X- , .. ws ,!:A.x4Q1ei,m2lf,.. t 74 Above: Ken Elder makes final adjustments on 3 an osciloscope. Right: john Mathis keeps a close check on l monitoring equipment. l w ,, A l. FIR T YEAR james Allison james Bagwell Randy Batson Ricky Davis George Edwards Danny Gilbert Jimmy Green Ion Guest Buss Hammond Lewis Haney Fred Hill Randy Holcombe Mike Kellett Robert Kellett lay Layton Barry McAbee Riki McDonald Walter Moragne James Mon-is Charles Nelson Chesley Ruff Michael Satterlield Ken Sparks David Sprinkle Dave State Frank Suddeth F IR T YEAR joe Palmer f M Mum -400.-...K wmv, JA wg. ab A W . is , M VIMQ ll Lifford Ware H W 5 Wayne Whltmire 4 ' , A -.....,.. L A , i in 1 ?'1ij'if, , ' , , M i X 1' q,',f.. . ,Q 1.1-Zglgvwf, 'y ' '?i'fQ?1E1a . 11135 N X f Y V .rw ..., .sf v Q., as if -1 ' N fi ga. -JK . X . if x N-aw . is Q 'L . 4 Y H1112 f f Ng, gfiiwivsf' ,L ' ' ' ., wzfifif' V' 122' ' , 'rv' .. .'i?X5.2QCka. if gm A V 1:51, A 76 ,, k, g e ' ' ' ' A ' V3 P' xii , it I , ,. Fx , n Q W -WU f V' zu. M4 i Far left: Electronics is the name of the game. Above: Mr. Elder imparts some electronic know-how. Left: For oft when in a pensive mood ,Al Aw ,k,, ,yet ', A 1 . I' , f' Ugg? -E . , LV iw f' -' .r,, 7 ,ggi 1 ff Q ,- f f -1, , 165545 R7 ,L villlil , ,. . - A' -V '- X fv 'f f ' ' .7 I 4 ..,,,, . A 77 I DU TRIAL Try and imagine any material product, new invention, or machine that cannot be made or used in industry. That is the range of this highly technical field. Graduates may expect opportunities in any and every form of industry. Industry is the backbone of America, and skilled technicians are the backbone of industry. 78 wat X -,ff fr ww 2, H X L . sw , Z - -3 2 . K, -Wa fz'Sf2f ref' -27 W ,- . Z4 , S X 1 f ? V' if 42 af M Wow f L X iffy ,f M l. ,nb -lgfXV.f,Q!? W VY, X yf f ,, r 'Z?5iC,f , ij , ' :V Q f ,mx , f f if 5581572 ' 1 if r'ff f Z X X X X r 7 f f f NW ff ,AV I f f ffw , f f f f 4 by f f t Q f gy f , 4 fi f J Aff + 4 Mya , V on My 0 , ff f , 22 f' 0 1 fs ff f f f f M wfayiff., A ff, , af, an Q, , f. f S1',ff15?ff1,'f-N , Q ' 7 aff 5 iq! 5, 1 f f,, 1 f Xs fgcfs lfyf 9 fs ff 4 1 Q V sf ,f f f Q 2 s It , J X f f f 7 f 7 W 7! S 4 JZ of 50, yt, f fi' ,4' qxf , ' Z Sff , fy, f 1 gf X011 sf s gy f -W f n f ff ffg J 4 .V t V A WV f if r Vv f 7 J A 0 X f i f 71 'f if 4 E , 'Q,1L4,! 7 s if Q..-4' S! s ff 1 ff mi aff- Q ' GI EERI GTECH OLOGY W, ii' ,. f'f'f'.' f L fs, ...ov- ECO . ,fgw ,Q .,. If A iw W ,S b ,gw , , , it 5 .A K , an G. ff G 4- ' x D YEAR Ronald Ammstron g Keith Cauley Thomas Griffin Larry Hightower T 4... W ,Q Gary Mikus Jimmy Robertson 1-nun, Jimmy Simmons Michael Taylor Steven Taylor T YEAR Ted Conwell Frank Davrs Gerald Foster Charles Garrett James Kerr Larry Brewer Allen Knight James Matthews Industrial engineering spends hours in lecture and decussion. Taking notes is necessary for proper test prep- aration. 'l' f f Y P ff 'K -P 'ff' as eggs Skww eief s4wyQ4g ,S' Q.s7 ,fs eefpif ,QW ff .' MW E X, Us V .Q yy ,1-Afiifs, up sf , f ,I f .ai ! F i I n r i I kv Imam-y sff M ff y ff , 57 -W uf 7 f -7 f 549 X X 7, f 9 , 5 ff, ff! A f' ' zf M ff f fi X ff ff ,Q f f 'f X f wasp ya -au f 3 W ff .ww k W ,ff W ji if L BORATORY ASSIS TA There are two objectives to the labora- tory assistant program. One is to assist student to meet prerequisites in science and mathematics in order to qualify them for a technologic or other scientific pro- gram. The other is to furnish laboratories with personnel skilled in routine analysis in quality control and physical testing. The laboratory assistant program is so designed that on request of a student and advice of faculty member, a student may transfer in the early semesters to the advanced program with a minimum loss of credits. 82 N61 is Qbffvraurw 1t: ,,,,I'l 5,7 A 1 ' fs 1'7 i'9iW N 1' wh- lif- img-X' Brenda Ballard Barbara Blackwell Winifred Brown Martha Bruton Pam Childress Lucy Crowder Joyce Davis Mary Dean Kathy Eaton Ian Goolsby Evelyn Gordon Angela Guerrero Sylvia Hurley Brenda Kilpatrick Sharon Kirby Donna Lowe Gail Meaders Marian Neubia Cindy Ragsdale Evelyn Robinson joan Robinson Deana Harvell Barbara Hendrick ' 5 3' ww-vns.aa.,, .wow 2641-W f' M, ' 'h- an yay A 4 X me-M, 523 x , wi: sw,-R'-. . Q -c r-. 'iff-..w , me .A 4 'if f 1 Q dig Y' AX lx? 1. Iinlw SH I 4 ' ffl, F . ' Q - A L- ?':?Qf'f,5ef.f x aixr- PW ,. Q. 0,9 fp- fnkll hu- 5,'H.,. , ik x.v'Jl5:5, in ,Q if S , 05, ii? qwf'f,., www is 1 Brenda Rosemond Pat Smith xii QM-' 'vw 'YQ !f 'u- igziha- V ' 2:11 , , .,... , ., ::. ,, N an V ,,,....., H f ,,,..,,, V i f N .,,,., , ,, 1 2? 1 - 5: '- A 'gon S. rw We V1 .1 K f ff- f- 12 K'-w Carolyn Sullivan Patricia Tate Patricia Tinsley Laura Thomason Janis Tumer Debra Watson Georgia Whitner Pamela Williamson Jane Zumstein MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Craduates in this field are concemed with the production, transmission, and use of power. This is why this field is so demanding, for without power industry is at a standstill. Graduates go into such fields as construction of mechanical equipment to such highly technical fields as rocket engine analysis. 86 ECO D YEAR it-' Q Columbus Christopher William Jacks gm...-alq Roger Poole Arthur Rollins Bobby Roper f Ronald White Suwfwws Yu-r so P ,- crffnsyf A New Mechanical Engineering students get involved in Laboratory Lectures frequently. 87 F IR T YEAR Aaron Awtry 425' Danny Bolt James Doylay Rupert Campbell Danni Cox Lowell Frazier Sally Garrett Jimmy Gibson Donald Holland David Owens Michael Pruitt Robert Rearden 1 .f I Ellis Rochester ' R 'N jimmy Sellers Bumet Shealy i .fzfzia 1 'S- T FIR T YEAR Gene Snow Sidney Sorrells Gary Streetman Michail Taylor Bob Yeargin iw-A' ' fwfa fwM 5 Aboveg Charles Nabors demonstrates heat treat- ing principles. Acrossg Drafting is one of the many talents of mechanical engineering. 89 TEXTILE MANAGEMENT Considering the fact that textiles are the main stay of this region, trained and highly responsible people are in great demand and are a vital asset to our line community. Students receive an endepts study of all fabrics, yarns, and fibers. They are keenly acquainted with the textile products being developed from raw materials to the finished product. 90 ECO D YEAR 9.5 q 5. x lf 'Shu 'lung-5, Nu- - 1, Roy Dean Alverson Roger Banks Jimmy Boldin g Max Chalmers ft 77 Z2 gf , M Harold Howard Leonard jordan Tony Smith Lynell Summer Gilford Wells Keith Wilson William Bennett Scott Broome Benny Coggins Roy Chasteen Frank Davis David Cambrell Lee Croome Mark Irby Paul Linder John Millwood James Moses Paul Montjoy William Pearson Bill Poole jack, Radford james Roberts Charles Shelton Phillip Smith Frank White Steve Williams FIR T YEAR S rY2fW,f.t, 1 f W iihrmu. Q S l .qua-lu wr SK 0,4 .W am., ara, 1,m0,.w:f. 4Qw',f.v.1,f,g.m,:1-X,, y , g:L,xfm.4...,::---A1-gh., ..... W Nmap, ,L ,M .,a..f,,, ..,.. N,,...,,,,..., .wwnmf -,., ......,,,. ,::-,,,W1:.:.1::-1gQ:w1f4fam- ' H? ,gg gr-6 Fw fm mf 9 to -9' a 4 My po SAW The textile management program mcor porates the many different phases of machine operations. a as .syqwf . 3, f 2 , 2 M.. , 7 ,fw ? .. , 0 , , X 4 Q f f f X 9 f ffkyx ,f Kai, ff f QA , f w if JW Y f f t ff ,WW X X W f ggyff X! f KW X, f 1 4 f Q , '2' ', A., .-bn , S -y f 1' . .mia Mr ' t, f , g.W,4.., .7 ,, Q ss, i 1 jwff f X 1 ff? f f W f f VW f I if ff ,yfwwfff f f,r V , jf, V ,ff Ziff 5 fx , , f , Q , NW fwf , f Y ' W R W f ,fffffiy f f M f f ff Q f 'Q if f I fa My W 1 'fx f ,M P f f gat , ff -0,1340 4 f fi ff' Y' gn .. - 4f,f.'fsyf W ,..-. ,, , 7 fa .ct ' 'i,gr-:3t..-, , 2 2 ff 2 M4 , f + ,,H 6'1,' X -.1 4 ,,, 4 ff WMV, lf , 7 J 1 rf aa- i if W ratify w K fu-743 sy-ig. 2: .vf ,lf 'M' r 'W .39 ,,,, ,. V..,. , wwf , ,,.,!,, g K. My up fx ., mmf! I , F. ,U ., f. HW! A W3 f r g mq X TECH ICAL ECRETARY By today's standards, behind every suc- cessful man stands a trained and highly accurate woman. Graduates from this Held are trained in the recording and organizing of highly technical and im- portant material. Her job may range from taking dictation to presenting a firm's financial report in a systematic and up-to-date form. 94 ' Lil., Ms, Q' lm s is i Q wa 'ilipi ,Sf je- 13 r it 'MQW 'ix 20 - F aye Adkins Peggy Brannister Kathryn Blackstone Cynthia Brownlee jo Buchanan Jeane Bynum Becky Callaham Gail Campbell Linda Chastain Susan Cox Sandra Dawkins Shirley Dawkins Kathy Doolittle Shelia Duckworth Laura Durham 'QV' K.. y V Z - off 1771 f X W l Jayne Freeman 1 I X Mary Gray I M , Belinda Hall 'M .- 4, f M' 2. ,Q ,,.n I X Brenda Harmon Marie Hattaway Madalyn Hellams Rose Henderson Kathy Hughes Ruth jasper , , K Wm x L af Gy. MM Q3 f AW av W , if Kms., 'in-. Q 3 Y' init.,--' X' ,WNW Evelyn Jones Florence Jones Jo Ann Jones Linda jones Amy Lanford Marian Lewis Kyle MacDonald Susie McAmis Carol McCanty Barbara McKinney Delilah Miller Maranda Moseley Debbie Newton Syble Io Pan'is Susan Poole Cathy Poteat Linda Sauser Cherie Schooley Patricia Scott Linda Seay Sylvia Simpson Ann Smith Barbara Smith Freda Smith inn, KivM..,...,,,,,,, 'Q All-M of' T' 'WC 'UN WWA M. z 2 5 l 'M A-J--0 a-If -,-' 3 A '15, V.. 1 iff! ff f we Qi? 6 92-f I Q fs iff X ' Gail Sm-ith Kathy Snipes Deborah Spanks Gail Stevens Erica Sullivan Deborah Tapp Gayle Tatham Connie Thompson Rosa Wilson Mrs. Rita Heape gives personalized guidance to her students. F -4 .K- Z 'av ! 1 .u'Y99 'vu 'ii Pkfiitfhs Milli Qs. A--0... iile Q WN. ,hh , 'j Q 35 W: 71 -'fi -J yr, ' 1 47' I 5 FP: F- I ul he i L2 .xi 13,14 F, at? ' ,, , -s if -.af QL. 4 2 2 an nv ., 3: . J, -A L' mvve3q,,,, it 'Wi U r.. ,U I 'ff J. , H JW 5' J jf. ,i1',. ni-QKJ' 4 w ag , uit ' Yififk f' b. . r I 5 H yr xrl w Hy L Efx 4 V,,k ., ML S ' Ki . I ' x. J 1. lxx ' ,' Mg 4 , -' W ' 5 N i . 'qtsgf 4 m!s ' 'f' x wil X 4' gm x , , ,.- ' 'L ,,,.-1r,:'.gw'-V-. 5. , f - , ' ' i gel' Q- fu ' Wg Q Q ' K U - gf Q' . Q2 A '- . .3 . - ' A ' -r' 4 . ' I ' ..f 9' -X ,' 1 I 'fu K 'I Q , .. , ,.x. ' :inkrs if LX X Al ,I-in 4 , gas-,. 4.4 Air conditioning, refrigeration, and heat- ing craftmen work with contractors and engineers installing and maintaining equipment in various types of buildings. 102 Q SECOND YEAR I Sgt-L25 Ci If ff, .., 4, - 5 Q, or, - ,-we -seq af Bill Beard Michael I. Bishop f ' N Ronnie Bishop 7 Alton F. Brothers Johnny Cantrell Delbert Chamness B Johnny Com Frank A. Hindman Doug Hudgens f Steve Jones John W. Kannarney Ronnie E. Loggins Tony Lynch Jesse R. Scargorough Delma Senn Eddie Smith John W. Knecht Dennis Tumer Millard Wilkie Theodore Williams 9:53 '59, Acrossg Proper surveillance of pressure equip- ment is an important part of air condition. Downg Practical experience is gained through lab work. if - 'l lff 'I 105 AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC A general automotive mechanic makes adjustments, repairs, rebuilds, or re- places defective parts on a vehicle. He may decide, however, to specialize in tune-ups, wheel alignment or some other service in the up-keep of automobiles, buses, and trucks. 106 K 1 07 tv' me Gif Ev ffzwyf' Rick Ballard Ricky Bridges Sammy Coleman Donnie Chitwood Dennis Jones Mike King Tommy Lanford Danny Nelson Brad Norris Phil Norris Calvin Roach L. C. Thomason George Teems Evonn Thompson Steve Tollison Emie Ware Robert Williams Short breaks are welcome during auto mechan- ics class. 108 ww xil 'W Actual work and lectures are combined to make learning easier. PROPER procedures are always stressed. i 109 Carpentry involves the work of measur- ing, cutting and fitting wood and other materials in the construction of such structures as buildings, boats, and bridges. A person should have good muscular coordination, because much of the work is done off of the ground or outdoors. no a WZ i l . 7501 ., 3 ur ' ' K V4. QQQQgg4!W M -1 wk M f CARPE TRY .3 A ' v -fits W fr 1 af' N Q 5 V. .MMWT Q, sa, g gh U Juv' .ww ,A X-'fs 1 Y. f ' .7i 'c I W. l lj...-nv'?i! 'i'T' ' -i. David Ard William Ard James Beeks Charles Davis Racine Lyda Roscoe Lyda Wilbert Stewart Charles Tarrant James Wicks HEAVY EQUIPME T With the ever increasing growth of the world today, more heavy equipment is becoming available, thus, increasing the demand of mechanics and operators of these machines. The graduates of this course should be able to operate or re- pair such machines as cranes, motor graders, bulldozers, scrapers and com- paction equipment or hold supervisory positions. 112 in QV Michael Bonds Bruce Cooper Garrett Douglas Gary Douglas Robert Duncan Emory Edmonds Danny League Nicky Taylor Leonard Thompson N ,s'flY 0 W t 1 INDU TRIAL ELECTRO IC Industrial electricians keep the electrical nervous system of electrical devices, residential, commercial, and industrial facilities alive and in proper working order. It is the interest, skill, and pride these people take in their work that makes them so desirable to industry as k well as the necessity of their work. Their work consists of estimating costs, trouble shooting, and wiring. Tomorrow's op- portunities are seen today by the Indus- trial electrician. . vp, 114 k james Bell Bobby Bullard Douglas Chastain Douglas Cook Dennis Cordell Charles Cox Ronnie Cox Bobby Garrett Richard Gault Cary Hall Arthur Hill Mack Loftis George McBuarty Ronald Meetze Thomas Milford Tommy Nance Jimmy Nelson Edward Olsen jimmy Paul Tommy Pike Lavalle Pinson Gerald Reeves William Sheperd Paul Smith Zi 5 s 10 F Vw. ','n,,5sQ .. gg , za:-1 wxalfiilff 'Gi of ,an lx 5 Joe Thrailkille James Wilbanks 1 Qi 3 if 'HQ Q 's . f fr X f ' ,Q , Q Ronald Wilkie I. A. Williams John Wilson Soldering is one of the many task used is electrical repairs as shown by Richard Gault. Industrial electronic students watch closely as John Wilson repairs a T.V. 117 5' 2, f Q ' fx ii Z , x 247 .-Nz. 4: Q 3, f-4 , x 4 nwbx hw Yr, N ix f X250 gf .4 1 iw, f -, xy JW 375i-My f ff f Af Mx' z vw. , f ,f,v.4,,,f f., , J. f 551 vw aff W f f 12 a 1.65 f 4 f Z, lyfghj' gf , J f W' lf! My Q 5 f X wx, f 5 xl t' 'I 0 , f Y, 'f nf ' ff Q 9 1 fy ,lg 1 JS? Wil' if f rf 1 'Q TOOL A D DIE X ' I ECO D YEAR of Roger Crum Earl Frady SN Lynn Rhodes Michael T. Royston Ken Simpson N - Leftg. Mr. Warren, lecturing his class of in dustnous students. X 4 xv I X xiapw II9 F IR T YEAR J. R. Britt Frankie I. Brown Richard Chumley Samuel Clark Jerry Cleveland Virgil Cleveland jimmy Coats Thomas Croft Sammy Crain Mitchell Adams Howard Addis Donnie Babb C. W. Bowen an 'Us in-ui' 1 dvi' ,i4Q,fw,s. 'RUSS' X .. 5 . . I . ,, 'lgzfgxqxw XX Q r gggy, - ,Q ,. 'MEZZ' Q' ffrfiff .X ,K we-,'-su , .X N., lf. ' -r..-emu x 'iw E X l 43 wi ln.- F IR T YEAR john W. Dickerson Jack Dilworth, Jr. Marion Dobson john Fortner David Fraylick .4-Q... John W. Kellett W ' Benny King Andy Roberson Lanny Shealy Mike Shipman Sonny Templeton Calvin Thompson Mike Tumer .9 ,f ,N-,S 4': whiff X 'g Xxx v ' l F ,w f Wwmufgqf 4vM4Mf y, www f, , f' 2,411 f V5 5, ,A , Govemor Chancellor Toy Chriswell Robert Pannell Spurgeon Reeder Charles Sullivan James Terry Cecil Weaver Charles Wright Q A W4 , s S: . Q' 'I X . . A.sVV,J, ...'. , XX-x ,, x,-.? i ww-wwm v1 f' , ww 'S -A v , QA , A-f-wxx. -A-- 5 W, .,h,.. q - .gugfrui 1. '-il 1 'qs E'fr I B' -ur- , - Wg A, ,,,, N ,,,,, - ' Mfwfy ., , W3 . gig is V ganziiilvv krr. . Vw Q, V jg ,A V...-.mae ' v 'K . Y P f - u 1 lib!! CERTIFIED LABORATORY ASSISTAN TS In almost every area of the country, hos- pitals need highly trained and com- petent people to help meet the need for laboratory service. Certified Laboratory Assistants are trained in many phases of the medical profession and are well qualified to cope with all laboratory techniques on a clinical basis. ' I 'VM 126 Carol Brown Lucille Burrell Ian Duncan Kathy Evans Shelia Folk Abby Grimball Abblime Ladson Jeanette Seawnght Penny Westmoreland Vickie Bannister Linda Bolt Huberlene Fields Nancy Gillespie Meredith Jameson Wanda Iordan Nell Munn Marsha New FRE HME With caution Patricia Smith checks blood type for filing into blood bank. Wanda Jordan connects the bursen bumer in preparation for an experiment. It it SSW FRE HME Nancy Cillispie simulates the proper method of mixing solutions precisely. f ff f f ,X if ff f ff 5' 310' immune aa Aram-W-.SQQ Debbie Price Sharon Raines Ann Roberts Patricia South Margaret Summey Deborah Vehom Brenda Walker Kathy Williams V v l5 Wwe X I aww DE TAL ASSISTANT In the wide world of Dental Health to- day, the Dental Assistant is becoming more and more recognized as the den- tist's other pair of hands. Her duties consist of: greeting patients, making them comfortable, preparing them for examination, treatment or surgery. She also keeps instruments sterile, lubricated, and in top working order. She assists the dentist at the chair-side by handling in- struments and preparing materials. She also takes and processes X-rays, assumes secretarial duties and provides dental education. To the dentist, the assistant is just as valuable as the tools he oper- ates with. 130 Q W- I 4: ' '5 1 f . f - J , a t Xl? Xp. in 1 I 3 sa' , 3 9-fsvvtr-Q' 'V his -263' lf' wa Q'nz:1 ' , Sharon Campbell Candy Cooper Robbie Cunningham Sylvia Easterlin Kay Garrett Caroline Gilbert Judy Headon Kathy Hill Jane Hovis Jean Kennett Emily Mabry Linda Moreland , 3 V f i 9 5 i , 6- 4, n, Us. . . x sf a f , 7 I M x -at- I 1 -. J. 'f S , 2 1 Q X , Q gi, ',j x 'a X on ,f I I f 4 Q .1 f Q! Q AN? 4 an X 1 'Mai 4. p ,gy i 4 ' A- 1 1 ' 1 l A x -elk ' I f A , g , f .,.. V Z W' ,W kwffi iQuQ , f - ww, 'ar : 5 4 7' uw! X -if wg 5 as-fl, -. , if 41 i fy! Z' av is f 'Z f VKX' X f 7 w f f X 2 , 7 5, Z KZ. X .' A 5 sg f wx X ,5 -ve, x W s 4 1 ,XX Q ' n f 1- e , , Qs A - s ' ' 5 YN Aboveg Kay Ross, Sharon Campbell and Teresa Stokes start another quarter. Leftg Mrs. Garrison prepares a tray of in- struments for class. DE TAL HYGIE E Dental Hygienists are the backbone upon which the success or failure of dental health depends. Not only do these peo- ple promote dental health education, but they also clean teeth, which is their main job, apply floride solutions, chart, take and process X-rays. It is the thoughts of these people that the patients take with them into everyday life making the dental hygienists the dentist's hand away from the office. 134 ECO D YEAR IN an - .- CQQBQZEASZQQZ nlh ' V- ,rw ?gg? E2iQ?3E5i?2 ,X ,,- if. ,. X Nsgw' 1 Q. Q, 2, , -new W eQgaw 595' if? fwy Terry Ballenger Ina Bostic Sally Cannon Susan Cantrell Betsy Colaluca Nancy Cox Salene Giles Kay Fowler Harriette Jolley Reba Kapp Ronda Karelitz Joyce Knight ECO D YEAR Elaine McPhail Doris Prickron gag JoAnn Rice f V M ll 54, ,.V mf 'ms s l 4? 1 . fs , W Valerla Rozakos Martha Stone Cindy Whitaker r ' 2 S ff, Q if if ' Er 'A -.. Q 1 1 - . 2 1'5 5.5l,,4,..4,f V. X I. ' 6 50 , fa it 5 ,. F X -if ft' A Q f xiii ' ,ts if NNN tn if S l Above Susan Cantrell demonstrates her abilities Above Many class discussions take place durmg a session in the clinic. quickly before work begins in first year Dental FIR T YEAR Ann Albert Susan Allen Mary Jane Blosel f-1' 7' xXi g LZ KXX 1 K' L '7 Eydie Bohler Debi Brown Shirley Deal Ioye Frady Kim Jones Kathy Kirkland Nan Koon Cheryl Miles Mary Porter Kathy Riddle Ellen Smith Victoria Stewart Anita Stone Wanda Traynham Pam Turner Beth Vaughn DENTAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY The dental laboratory technician con- structs and repairs such dental restora- tion as full or partial dentures, bridges, crowns, etc. The work requires skilled cralitsmanship and manual dexterity. He may work in a commercial dental laboratory, private laboratory or even in the armed forces. 138 ECO D YEAR l John Cockerill Tommy Crawford Ricky Fortner Nancy Hunsinger ,X Mike Jefferson Benjamin Lynn Steve Painter Lillie Rice Melvia Robinson Gayle Welborn XXX NX Lotin Allman Kay Armes Vincent Aikenson Niel Banwick F IR T YEAR Charles Coleman Robert Hudson Brenda Loso Michael Neigh Kay Patterson Paul Piper Roger Runion jerry Sosebee X -QW The talents in dental laboratory technology require many hours of lab practice. 140 O ECO D YEAR its tt? in-f Michael Thomasson Sandra Trotter John Washbum 5 l , . . -inf Kenneth Watts Jackie Whittel Ronnie Williams Steve Williams wa, i 'Wm -may , x I -Q 141 The task of a graduate from this course may well range from the smooth running YY 5 f , f J X X X A4 Qs-,ax ' 7 ' iknwwilkng , ,a,,.'d'k 94,45 , My 1 ' 524 '40 gint? '- 1 jf-' .sr N55 ., Q x ,- K , 1. 94 , , ,U Q ve? , xr: MEDICAL ECRETARY of a doctor's office to the keeping of records of drug manufactures. She an- swers the phone, acts as a receptionist, handles financial matters, and interviews patients. She may also prepare case his- tories of patients and keep them up to date. 142 ,-vf Z,--r ' 3? gum., 6-at 'ewrsn 'PUB Ga... -H-ef-M 1-5 Q-.Ml R xv. V if lbw Becky Bumette Georgette Brothers Rose Mary Capporell I r wr- ' N ' V . , f f - Q W 5 cg . , f l R ez 'Q ,gf 2 , Bobble Clardy I , - , Donna Clark ' G Deborah George :i q L . XX : Sip. ' in ' lil 'H1n.a..,,,..f lr. 5 W, Deborah Evans Debbie Fisher Barbara Goldsmith Priscilla Hopkins Rosemary Lee Gail McIntosh I4 I K AQ 2 f 7? X 1 X Q 4 fag ii MRQQ ' W V-.X,.,x ' 'W Y . WY?vN. ., .xg ip WX X , KM qxgxx NX x 2 NQXX X ,Q Q X XQ E2 Q1 A QMX5 5 YQ ky QM :Q X - x XX xx X X ' x X N , 4 xxx NN lvigx xxx 4 Q x N X X XX Nix X. bxkxfxxxxq' VM X 'L?'f'fI5Xf X X x' Nqxqx X N.: um, 'mg Q N 5 4--r... ! N' film-.ff Dianne Shaw Brenda Trotter 'GN f.- .Eta ' ,-,QQYT ' 135.541 . gg, wg- fe Q N ann.: U ,rf -fXxfQ ,, M in 4 4 I Sf,'j1fgf5s. f' ,X if ,Q I j . '- Q.. TF T I .A s, ' dr 'Lx fi X , A ASP .ls .4-4' R?I.'.v51 vu' A Susan Weathers Macie Wharton Margie Wilkes K1 -an , 2 w f Mrs. Becton's class listens attentively during English. Perfecting a main skill, typing. , f,s,.Nf g 145 L7 This completely new and unique course is the study of the science of human be- havior and mental health, as well as mental illness. Students work with both individuals and groups. Graduates work in such fields as psychiatric hospitals, juvenile training schools, and case work- ing and investigations for legal authori- ties. 146 MENTAL HEALTH S-by . 'UK 9-sw ix 3' ,afar .4 I I9 'Nm-, vi, . 'Q , 1 ,7 fr. Mag, up 4 ask, . M- 2 51, Vicki Byars Barbara Davis Birdie Gilliard Carol Hicks Phyllis Hudson Elinor Hyde Marie Johnson Beth McClellan Joyce McClendon Ann McIntyre Sandy Matthews Ioan Miller Mary Mixon Jeni Simpson Gail Snyder . MW wefatwxsx W 12 + cms Q -v i , ml Z sf Elizabeth Strong Aileen Sumner Margie Thomas 2? Q -, y 1,9 :f X fr - Y a'W?!w':f+1ZY ' ' fi Mrfffisgg, 21q,,,,m. K Aboveg Gail Snyder pays close attention during class. Rightg Corol Hicks and Vicki Byars take notes during lecture. 148 'Z ' wg7WfyS'Afp fff f 4 ,Z fig 2 I f ff f f , .2 x 'I f K f lw.......,. f' f?f-x A? X 1 W gt 1' -'if , , iq., -5424 ,I '-f ,L - gf, Wg f f ' 1 ,Q Z x f X ' X 2 f f fx we ,ff ,,, S , Zip If X f -as ga sf Y s,.,,, in 1 ,f ,W ss: x T ' 9 X 1 ,Qs X1 X, A. f-in-Q Q-WN' ww? -aww- N e 1-g.. red' , gg ,X kj 7,3 V . ,vsfz t . f' JZ ? J :Vg 1 x t J :-.? ,,,y, t, x .14 -' 'f Y 77 A Y X!! f X 1 x Q P fx f 4 A W I f X, N. f 5 v- f M '52 CH? Q, xy , A R f f .,,- - e t, . ,- n t y w 1- Q J -,ff .fees sgkw-f M457 5' 5 Daffy! ,ff nwlwmsazmwmfi wg f Faye Traynham Revonda Tumer Cliff Wilson ii R5 -sq -yd .ll he mai Q, TM f -,21-1, 3 2 4 Aboveg Aileen Slunner concentrates on a class roblem. for test. Leftg Good notes are helpful in preperation P .gf GG hu. PHY ICAL THERAPY Physical therapy is a branch of the medi- cal arts that contributes to the rehibilita- tion of a patient. Graduates deal with injuries or diseases affecting muscles, joints, nerves, or bones. This includes in the administration of such therapy as exercise, massage, heat and cold therapy, electrical stimulation of paralyzed mus- cles, and teaching. U50 2' 3 41, H91 -nb! is ir N iw ,. in Wim 6 Eddie Atwell Jerry Baker Linda Bower Dianne Brissey Ken Burgan Cynthia Bumett Leland Campbell Susan Cooley Sandy F aulk Janice Gutshall F rick Hastings Claudia House Mike Jones Connie McKeowen Vicki Price Sharon Ragsdale Beth Rucker Ray Seawnght WMWW- -ve' Y 4106, ,ww ,J '-Y 1 X gi , 521 M Q X 'R if Q AQ- NV 3 4? ,.. SN ? fx Typing is one of the many interesting courses in physical therapy. Also, the students leam the proper use of ap- paratus such as left, ultrasound equip- ment, exercising equipment, and an ultraviolet light, as demonstrated by Mr. Pogue, Department Head. LCS' ' RADIOLOGI C TECH OLOGY Dealing with the mechanical facet of working with the examination of a pa- tient by X-ray, the radiological technician must be trained to the utmost of ac- curacy, for errors are costly and may be dangerous to the patient. The student also aids a physician in the administra- tion of chemicals and radioactive sub- stances to make certain organs show up very clearly on X-ray, as well as for treatment with special therapy. 154 'i' WW 552' it ,S s. X 3 3 Q Ne i ii' A N-fd 1 Q ECO D YEAR KN- ZW: Left to Right: Lance Dunn, Chip Fulmer, Sylvia Nalley, Paula Cuthberson Cathy jones, Debby Redman, Lynn Altmain, Donna Bowen, Deborah Renolds, jean DeFanti, Phyllis Shealy, Pam Stanly, Becky Ross, and Diane Woo s. FIRST YE R Left to Right: Tonya Boulware, Ann Iemigan, Susan Allen, Betty Deets, Kathy Jordan, Pamella Higgins Pat Orr, Georgia McMurray, and Debbie Strawhom. URGI C AL TECHNOLOGY All over the world, in operating rooms, surgeons are at work. Operating on all types of patients for every type of disease imaginable that requires surgery. Sur- gical technicians assist these great men and women of medicine before and dur- ing the operations. They must be in- terested in, and, able to get along with all types of people, physically strong, able to follow instructions and carry out orders accurately under the pressures of an operation. They must be dependable, independent, and responsible, they must know their job and be able to do it well. The surgical technician places equip- ment and supplies in the operating room prior to surgery, assists the operating team during surgery, and assists with post-operative dressing. They clean up, account for, and sterilize equipment after surgery. It is on the shoulder's of these people that tomorrow's surgical fu- ture rests. 156 Q '53 M. Sing . H 1E P' S,-an l w yn if Q Qtr' X g Qvfwvwh-wp -ul .,,, P N . 22 i ,f , gf I was ?g',,f7 ff , U 11 f MIA, X6 Q 59 N i ' M w lg .ff :ff lf! , , J l X WO' V 41: ' 'x v y '1 ' .-Efgev, M l i ? Diane Barbry Susan Clark Brenda Cross Cathy Cox Pauline Hutchins Mary Jones Marie McCall Nancy McCall Janis Moore Barbara Robinson Mary Rogers Nelda Satterfield I ff ia... 9 M 1 i t , gf .1 ' Q ,., C Y '-QL 1 . 6 in A I p---'Hun-v-,rg -v 4, I I :if .1 iv 4.12510 V 'E f w, I I, V I 'M will N Aboveg Special class room demonstrations are often used in surgical technology. Rightg Hours spent in microbiology lab are utilized wisely. 158 W Y-ig 1 I 1 y I I I I 1 4 I 1 VI 1: W is SW X N 7 I ,' MEDICAL IDEHTIFKALWN .- 1 pw It x , K ' .fa I Q a A 15 151 i gi as Leftg Brenda Cross takes an active part in class. ,150 ' Q e 5 xxx X V ,,..1-1-I- u S 1 1 1 F ig. gif: W' 52251 L, fi is P- 1 il I . ka, 'JE' 1 . 3 'N-frf,gsf,f, 'dl' A' iv' 'W I. Rv' I .,xf ,:g u 'Q '4 1,155 5 .- ix Wi f 2' y X as dl X15 44: XXX A 5 3 .5 il '11 av Ii 'fs fi Q! 1 f' X? 3 EXECUTIVE CO CIL fg O, 'mf' Carol Dodd, Ronda Karelitz, Sally Cannon, Wayne Chamblee-President, Hiram McDonald, Rowland Hyde, Eules Morgan is sr Q9 if First Row-James Beeks, Ien'y Salebee, Lan'y Looper, Danny League, Ricky Fortner, Jimmy Ellenburg, Leonard Jordan, Eddie Atwell. Second Row-Ioyce McClendon, Mona Kay Balentine, Ronda Karelitz, Sharon Campbell, Beth Vaughn, Pat South, Becky Bumette, Brenda Cross, Bob Smith. Third Row-James Adams, Tom Miller, Patton Woodward, Ralph Vaughn, Tommy Coggins, Robert Panell TRAFFIC COURT ,J ,M f W -H4 ' llnu... Barbara Blackwell, Lynn Rhodes, Eules Morgan, T. C. Williams. TE C S E T TAF F 12 an . la 6 as on as iw' 'GQ' First Row-Wayne Chamblee, Patton Woodward, Rowland Hyde, Vemon Randall. Second Row-Joyce McClendon Birdie Gilliard, Nancy Hunsinger, Martha Stone, Joyce Knight, Sally Cannon, Ronda Karelitz. MISSDOM1 IO OF CANADA f 4, yy -I 46 A M6 , W, -1-f., j, , , V EIN, f W 164 3 Y if i mum 'K VI IT TEC A ff, vw- vw .l 'UW 7 165 66 MAI TE A CE TAFF WEE 4 fi. I Z2 S 1, il if 35 if ii .5 ve 1 ff ii 5, z ai Qi Q fi ine , ' v, 1 Q Q ,, is 5 ng ,1 if E' 1 'f Q, 1 3 1 En ' na f 1 . iii ag fi 1 , 5 - Q Www 1-'H ,-if -,z,?v:X.4,1?1M: w -- ' 'yf--ww, V was-'va fi- ' 2 if f i 'f ff: f , , E g M ? fa-3' new ' V We ' A f ' 5 Qi, l xl W 5' 1 ,Q 2 ,. 3 V f f W ,dw , nf f Riff, ,. W Left to right: Donnie Bamett, Wade Riddle, jack Campbell, lake Vaughn, Britton Fender, Odell Suber. ,,...-- ,i bin , 19, I ,,,, XZ f MQW .,-1,,m- ...,.,.,,,, Q-m....,-Q--f-i..ga,. ' .- A I w 3 I W, lfil 1-I. XXV M fl ,ix .., A. w I i +5 Z, C '10 FY ik f QQ? . . iJ 5 3-. Us r x, 1, 47 , 'Qgg . V yy-A-,S a W7 ., i -wzfmp fu .444fyvf'f f' fm. - 1 ,I .,. pd f W, W f 4 V pu y A, -fzmgizfw Ks? f- I 'P ' J , J W 1, -. 1 V 4 Q5 Y V , f V Z f I fa v . 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'Q museum, 5 S MN , X 1 ir. is w V , Aboveg Laura Durham begins her stroll for the s P judges. .N 26, Above, Rightg Lynn Williams gives her final speech during the pageant. gl Q e Q 1 if l Aboveg Smiling faces appear as Kathy Snipes Rightg The Master of Ceremonies congradu- gives her speech. lates the contestants on a fine pageant and also their titles. I74 Leftg The crowning of Miss Greenville Tec is done by Mr. Goldsmith. X. l s fi' n..,k,F Belowg Also at the dance awards were given for football. ff., ,f F I , I It 2 k X-3 X ,M Z , Q.. ,fn 'lfth Z xi' THE BEAUTY PAGEANT THI YEAR I 8 .X q w , f 5 CONSIDERED A SUCCESS BY ALL A MOME T TO BE f ' Q W? ,gg Wwza. f LMOW, 'M W MM' mf' if J' Mm' 2 w ,X 4 R J . rfwio a ,Y, ,, 1 I. J 1 ,V s., x X x -.Y REM EM BERED BY ALL 'Q 'ff' 'un ' A.. .v rf' 1 J y J 1 -I 6 w .f , Q if M , 1 zf gff y Z, ,vii I 1,4 If-rf, ,rf 5 ff S cz f I, 4' 1,11 ' AA ' 12:46 xnwg f, x William Ard-Carpentry Louis Ashe-Mech. Drafting-II Keith Cauley-Ind. Engineering Wayne Chamblee-B. A. II Columbus Christopher-Mech. Te David Craig-Drafting II Brenda Cross-Surgical Tech. Kay Garrett-Dental Assistant Nancy Gillespie-C. L. A. jimmy Green-Elect. Eng. Tech. Angela Guerrero-Lab. Assistant Jean Hafer-D. P. I. Elinor Hyde-Mental Health Doug Hudgens-Air Condition Amy Lanford-Tech. Secretary Nancy Merck-B. A. I. William Pearson-Tex. Man. Lillie Rice-Dental Lab. II Roy Rice-Electronics II jesse Scarborough-Air Condition 180 c jiwadwuin WHO Phillip Bryant-Chemical Tech. james Gresham-Ind. Eng. Ruby Hargrove-Dent. Hyg. Carl Sullivan-Mech. Eng. Jesse Taylor-Tex. Man. William Shepherd-Ind. Elect. Ierry Sosbee-D. L. T. fav Bob Smith-Chem. En . Tech. Ten'y Stanbridge-Dragting I Deborah Staples-Dental Assistant John Stewart-Chem. Tech. Leonard Thompson--Heavy Equip. Curtis Tumer-D. P. H Pam Turner-Dental Hyg. Gilford Walls-Tex. Man. Susan Weathers-Medical Secretary Penny Westmoreland-C. L. A. James Wicks-Carpentry Elaine Williams-Chem. Eng. 181 :S4Qt55.j'Q 1 Avg ? ,, A .W 11 W K + 5 in It yt 4 lv . has Qi. VW I ,gh as 1 I Top Middle: Cindv Whitaker smiles as she ,QS is fi 5 leaves a good day of work behind. X f J, , Y K 1 Q 'MY' M Left Bottom: Mike Powell just finished a big . . est' test. Below: L88l'l'1l.DgiI1p6l'SD6Ct1V6 'i'e fb, -55 it gfilztg Y Q 'Q af , We fm., M! 1 X f 4 + vf . ,L , A . 7, A . A . ,-- f W' If . fn- -. fd- x 4 Sv' 1' if 4-f -v .lr ri 1 4' rv . . 2 V .1 .V ex.. ,,,, FOOTBALL, A WONDERFUL SPORT 1 3 4 1 ' .. e ,Q 1 Q, . VOLVE ,,, f '- ' O . Q XX V-' 'M ,,- , 1. -.-U.. , , , 2,53 by gawk 5,1 A 'ok -I Q 3,33 5 4 A 1 f A . f V, 2 x v,,g,,y,...,a W MMA , 'Af' 1 4 my 1 ' -:Jfwr ,ix . ,aww 1: , , Ax s . v A, x .. , .-.1 V g A ,- ,4 '. ' ,.'. v ' 'L' x ' Q w i ! ' ' ' , , .,,, ,K 'I .r i ., Q - . Jn, 6 A YTEC TUDE T ,..- Jil? tl WJ.. -M . mx uisnlseiwz-'2::mw1Aa,,mJ A . 4 Cf-J ,Ju pil' V 1451 Q, . J I 5' Q-1 'l 187 BASKETBALL ENJOYED BY ALL f ff JA W I , X x 3 E M U 1 I I r 'K .gm fo 90 A Q ,f ,4f' N ' 0 -iv w X, L f 'xv x ,s f X., Z 3 , Z 4 Q 242 W 6 ya! X , fi ,ff ' 'M 1 ' 7! X , W ,X ff X ff f - ' X X f f W ,-If f 'Z 4' 7 Z' ' .',,','fffv.,f fe ,JW 7 if , Ulf X I wmv V ly! ,gi V I 4 J mm' , 0 , , ,, f L , x N , V L my -wwm,,,,.,,' my W 4. L ', H ? A zu f , ff' ' . X: 'gif' , 'ff x ' 'VN , , LA v V X fi.. V , ,MW 1 9 Y A. ,-- ., 'Q ,X W 4, 14.3, .f, ,'v.vs,.fQ wr 1 !-,?, Av.. . ,AL 4, 'X A35iv2g2 l-.g'Q:f'7. il' 4 H Lffx' 7,., 'X A 11251, 'K Y Q ,, UAV my ' ' . . K . 1 1 , 9 . ., - . -s ,L Adi , , -, ' x ' A 4 Q- .eihxjf-.l1..usf A W A , I 14 x X A yu 192 5' fs at .wx 'YW f 5 e 7? N A at JM '1-ff ,41 ' ' of 0 az 4 N, as-J Life at Tec consists of such things as instructor-student relations, practical ap- plications, relaxation, enjoyment and class lectures. 193 Rhonda Karelitz, right, along with other class members, below, listen attentively to their instructor of Microbiology. f St S wed' A N I wo' ' 6 gjgxx f Qc, SX X W i K W 1 X 1 W U X ALA. IK! :M ,P M 194 ?.t an . , I ft 'tv ' . . ,, , 'Ap e . Llp 4-Od 1 1- . .J , ' x QQ ,f ii-I J, All if i lm' ' l ' 1 ff ,, X l '? I . r f1 X . A V- Vfbu. V. 4 .,,, ,,f0 ' A M 9 ,-Q to improve their secretarial skills. one's blood pressure. a 1 Aboveg Technical Secretaries work efficiently Leftg Marsha New, left, and Linda Bolt, right, demonstrate the proper technique of taking 195 'wnmm,..,. Awkwe 2 S bird esauwb ' x Sgggr ..--1 ' ACWB -we -AN-P' X MWA tw.. fa ff .X can 44 -wwe--Q WS' W 71 Topg The talents of medical secretaries are varied. Aboveg Mr. Kenneth Smith gives technical in- structions on architectural layout. I96 if ,A-M , ' ,W W 1 Aboveg Rometta Ballentine tests are quite thorough. find statistics , l 1 t 2 Nix tw S .,,, tw 9 A ii. 11' QA 3 ,E 3,3 Leftg Kathy Williams performs an experiment. Bottomg Kerry Fair listens attentively. fi 1 Z7 Vw. w..ac-Go 3 1 ,, H74 Q, ,frfiz V K ima 7' y X , if A fm , A xr 7 14 1 'N if Y Aboveg The hours in class are numerous. Aboveg Miss Laura Durham ponders over her new title of Miss Greenville T. E. C. Above Rightg Another day closes for Mrs. Peggy Casey and Miss Linda Brownlee. Rightg Miss Linda Sauser concentrates at- tentively in class. w, M .EQ fi My 25' Q . NK, V 3,12 2. fs, sa. ,S 's 4 A... . , as gf' 1 f-L in 1.-x fs... rap- ,-. X e wr a sf x , Gi win- I98 Ig f ,f if i Q H 2 1. - - .Y-.,.....e,. V W., ......t.v.e. Leftg Two of the Georgia Prophets provide an extra number aside from the group. Belowg A hectic registration begins a new year for TEC students. WV- ef-1 ww' 2'-522 my wk: '- 'r '- mfffwc f S 1 'W' 3 W M' . ff 'C nf :J,i'?7 Q X -e J' jg ,ji fwakyj Q gg ff ,, ,iw NX ,ff 4 WW: f 5 . , A 1 'X fs vs 4 pg was 199 THELIFE OFTECI VARIED... P Aboveg John Reed mades practical use of our well stocked library. Above Rightg Col. Kimble, Mr. Lay and Mrs. Criener discuss current academic gossip. Rightg Nourishing food leads to a healthier a J ff gf? .M 4 A f new 3 W , f , QQ? f -ff f ZWXWV' ' student' e ,,,, ff i 1 . .fs of ,, M Q e V iffy awvdm Q.. yn.- ,WW X Y. I I ' z ,fel L- . l ,P ku 4 I H my ic ,f x ' Q x ia J .ex ' . eff Q -f Q: .r !1'ff'l , 6' ...A- 4 X , 1 4 1 v 1 Y 1 r E f wqf t W fig f ff M X X x ' fi, Q .. ,, W e 7 0 f J Aaxwglf .V is iv am K 'sfi y' ki . xl 155,11 ,I f , 1531 W ' Q -f .. 1 f 1' 'Sr fswwmsgw ss .. n X f- W3 ws-xi - f mf? 'FA .i,,, ss, ,www srN,w1DM,' +4 woe of i qs , - Q wg 2 W fi ,Q , ,U H, ., hm, as f, ' f stkiyvfiwicf 'MEVA ' ,fra , if-S 'Q . ,ww sift wt.. t. .a ,, Q of ,. 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Rightg Theresa Stokes finds time between classes for a phone call. A DHA MA YFORM Leftg Technical secretaries discover that prac- tice improves speed and accuracy in typing. Bottom Leftg Sharon Raines checks the results of an important experiment. Belowg Classwork improves knowledge and sharpens skills for Deana Harvell. Bottomg Surgical preparations require skill and knowledge of the procedures involved. 2 is aaa, 1,11 , ,. ,,2,..,,,L ?k Q,--sjiei, ,k,g,5g5gg 'ff,:sf,E'? ff-1: ffq- - . ,,, vafslvf X - :':i'f'2.5ff5. H ff. - warg- ,ff as Y,,, Y Aww ,mic -2. if Q- Qs: I. 4 r xg s N 1 xx .- X , gr X X ,gr M, X 'Fw '-Q. .sw ' F -M v .rim 203 . 'ai vl sf Y -N 7 'Aft - Q Nwiflw N .sseamwef-Nia'-Q 17' Q' if Aboveg The basic fundamentals of data proc- essing are best learned through the use of unit record equipment as demonstrated by Terry Wofford. Rightg Welding on various components are a daily requirement at Tec. lim K .X W ,ff X...-f' 204 Left Topg A class in microbiology is con- ducted by Mrs. Lense. Left Bottomg Through practice welding skills are perfected. Belowg Barbara Goldsmith spends extra time on a typing exercise. .mrs ' 205 7 H Z 2' , 5 4 2 5 l 1 l l E we ite Rightg The ability to speak well is an integral part of technical report writing. i, t. l, Far Rightg The necessary skill of setting teeth N, l is perfected by long hours of lab work. Belowg Brenda King poses during picture taking time. may-I my uw V or 206 Q .i ' hl-A' V -- fn-v-----, A is J . , , 4- V f A - ' ' 'Km fm? zg- J W X, Z f f' V2 KW Leftg Registration Day is the hectic starting of Aboveg The library's collection of newspapers another quarter. are used by all. 207 'bt 9 ' sz f ' X' J X X fa.. 'rx XF 'si ll Y' '9- 'D' 1 If sf 4 x 4, A ,N f . , . 0 fy M M, I if . I ' A s ' M' , s Wwe . wi I fe , 6 5 2 1 4' mm 4 s ' if i is ' 6 4, 'ef s Q 1 as r Md is ,, , MA -Nair Johnny Stone appreciates his breaks between First day at Tec. classes. f 0 by-W Q sf f fn--V4 My -ryiqvfi --ff:,fw.f- X- NV5, 1 ff -ww fcw.'w?S' K: , N s-A L L X ,, , Q X M X be X X 1,5 ' I if s .c ,. gif gi' l : 59511 T ' . 21512 fi' 1 ' f?fi21.., rf- 'ff x - ' Y. A ,,n.qgf:,vwwvv s 5 ,I Rehearse in case of fire. 208 me w if 41 --X T S ' , .Q xgx X 53 ' K s ve' f V5 'L 3, Wx ' . Q' 1 ,X V. ' I ,ff ' ' 5 .. . fe ',,. . J!! 5 v - . .in 2 -- ,QM , x 4, ulaiknivq-1- Nh 'N--M . , 'fs 15 , A f ' . i I -A., 1-A I 1 1 , ' ' 4! . D W. xp Y ft' .N J, , , Mg , 'E . . . .Q I ' , 3 x 4' V551 ' lx Ju? M .. A sf x ' X , V r . ' - QPU W' I 5 fx 4 1 x X bb V : I P 'A' as ' ' Easter, beach, girls. I. ,fi 3 4, s Ki' Smoke stack in action, Fulfilling Tec's needs for tomorrow. As Tec grows, traffic grows. xx l-u.q9'f' ...Q CQ., -Q .ff 1970 TEC-NIQUE STAFF ,tx 1 9 ,-' 0,0-f Qi v gas .aw- 7 p-rw' fw- ff K4 2' . wg f, J 5 ,I- X X . FQ x ,Y s 1 Qin ' -.3 -an ' 2 f Y V V W ..,:' K W? 71-if ,- -wi, 2-ff! ff Q 4 W- by MSM V: N f Q N-www. X- 'X ,. yf 'Wink M' f ,y. ,z f Z. 4 ,, , X W , ,W ff 4 ,, ,fr -22 ' ffm-'dikaf 5 ' 'Nu mg --f' mu. ?. . as 6 ' Rin- W s? ww' ' 1,125 ...ld 'Al ww 'N' ' 4 ' 4. D -N7 ' '5 X,,f., , A f ' X. i -u-wmv - it Quwnmxu, ,f-' h!33fgg??if'f1,.!s.. is 'K ,, f , - ,wax f 3 . 2 ff? V 2 ffl A fi 'bze ' viva-f Q,,,jm.,,,5, X,f, V f Q A .,l , A . , , , 4- gm Mi' 'Qvigla 4151 Mm ,Z .y. S 7 LK? f 3 WS if x 1 V5 , - gf, M5 F .X I. MW 7 ' ' if V- 'Vfffwf'. . K if ff fi 2 YK 7,7 QWWOV' ,.....-v-B-ww ' , -rf ffm' QW pn f , C - 'ff Q V az. V, , Wx , .. . 5 , .. IN , Y E x A , X s, 4 fl QA MQW me - fw '5' .' 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M W , f ef- f wi Z- Ziff W Z zz Z ,, ff f www, Mlm sw, 'yxf w ff 'M ff l , ,gif . 22-W 5 ff J fi ' A ' 3- Z if A . E ew 1 44 2 of QWSWQL-jf ,ft ff ff I x X X Z, W Q , S 1' 3 N X' , twwwlii f 4 WM Q M f ,buf We Wm-. W ff if 1 I, E X --1' .. Q 1 s,,,,,.v 215 3, f h li K 1-5' During this year of hectic work the 1970 TEC-NIQUE would like to recognize the following people for helping make this book possible: William Garrison, Dave McDonald, Clyde Bigbee, Debbie George, Karen Nabors, Vicki Stewart, Beth Vaughn, Tom Longhurst, and Jimmy Cato. Our most sincere thanks. Rusty Myrick, Cene Venable, Mike Stone, editors. 216 I i UD BHSGDN YSSRBUUKS C -'S ',. 1 fk 1,., I I I N E N 'Ji LJ I N f I w- Q ' 1 -T ' - 'S ' 5 ,. ,, 5 n ' 4 . A, U