Greenville Technical College - Tecnique Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 312 of the 1971 volume:

'I 7!5-P97995 .L-..-. ...iv , .-V ,. ,.,. -, Y V. in .. ..f 1 .' f.,fgv',, ,Q w N1 , ' .01 . , r' , :M mf. 'Q w. YJ . 'EEE il-hy' . . ' , 41 V- :A Y., H, if fga, , v:'!Q, I ' 2,1 V ' ' 5 , TEC-NIQUE '97 7 Greenville Technical Vo Ume 5 Educalion Cenfer Greenville, Soufh Carolina 'Siefe:Board for Technical and Comprehensive Education Top. Georgia Moragne uses skills developed in Mechanical Drawing. Above. Ku k Porter seems fo have the correction made. 1. During Anaiomy, Katrina Bullard is assured that the leg bone is necfed fo the knee bone. LIBRARY TECHINHCAL RESOURCES CENTER GREENVELLE TECHNICAL COLLEGE P. O. BOX 5539 2 GREEWLLE, s. Q. 29606-5539. 7. To be or profes- sional in or self chosen field ond beHer our world fhrough fl1e fol- enfs we yield Before-An ob- session. Af Losf-Our pos- session. Y st and Arnold Bruce. Richard Chumley follows direction in running a numerical control panel. A quick break outside the new TEC Library. James Allison and Jesse lafien check out various readings l tr:-E? 4 19 A , , 1 X x X 9+-' 'g s T ,qi V, A '-s. Y , 5 . fi id... , 1, , ., L 1 . y K gl .M s M s X ms' -. NN fr 'hsx-Rh 3 .. . 'x,q, img.. .ss Nj ...dl up To sfomd fall amidsf fhe fhrongs-and yef exisf alone as or self made mounfain- This we possess fhrough TEC. W Margaret Jones and Andy Woods seem very sure of their data. Jimmy Alexander helps keep the windows clean in Truck Driving School. Ask questions when unsure? Linda Busha seems to agree with that. We build our world Through unified efforf while serving ourselves fhrough dever- sified educofion A realify fhrough TEC. A dozen ions of sfeel, A fhousoncl drops of sweof- Moving moms eorfh while sfirring his mind ond provoking his imoginofion. I . M-qw ,-wa W . ,F , . .wwf , , I .1 1 .--vw Mr, in v U, I' HZ' 'WN' 'Y .D w 'W r .-gy' J i I Rick Fuller seems asured of winning the big battle. William Hunter makes final adiustmenfs. VT 5 Self Tromquilify fhrough educa- fional versafilify Noi C1 sfar fo wish on, Buf of dream come true. Right: Betty Shearer receives instruction on the RCA Relay. Below: Practical skills are exhibited by James Adams. MW 1- .H .1 Q C ll -ily O N T ' vi 1 R011 Vr-- - ' 1,5 1 ,x INDUSTRIAL DEMANDS ARE MET AT TEC. Top. Student participation is excellent during TEC Clean Up. Right. Even for you, Mr. Long, three strikes and you're out! TEC- THE VARIED LIFE ik' fu -. .,. ,paw ,A '14 gf- D, i , , f-. ,H ', n l'S!! 's Q ' if . , fa-if sv! V, 5 gl , A ff ' ff' ' ' -4 ,iff y A 'fl 'H - .1 X 9 , uf 4 o lr 9' '-9 K 1. ,i , I ,, ax . If-x . x, - NM lp , -ww , , . - 'I' .,-V ., - ti ' J N . ' 0 'W . '.- 5 ' 9 1 4 , -' ' Q.. , ,ua . - A ,.- ' . -Q , ' S ' +1 f.. 'sfkl --V.: .V ' 4' 1s A I promise, Mr. Barton, the Technique will be out on time. Top. Coaching a girls football team isn't all fun. INDUSTRY NECESSITATES VARIOUS SKILLS ACQUIRED AT TEC. ' 1 l '- V- , .,, . -yn My ,:. lf: Left: Debora Jones and Janet Evans wonder, But cooking was so easyl Top: Travis Kelley points out a vital component in Heavy Equip- ment. Top Right: Safety is stressed by Richardson Garrett. Periodice inspections are required on all TEC Trucks. . X I N x. ny X Mg- L , X ww Z QM, ,L-.XI 'F' Top Left: Janet Shelton assists in registration. Above: John Williams listens intuitively as instructions are being given. I8 LECTURES, LAB, AND SHOP . . . ALL PART OF TEC 'X 8 Left: Vergil Cooley puts the finishing touches on o mo Above: Beth Crane tries her hond of something new. . H v I TEC LIFE VARIED, BUT UNITED. mt f za' v XF, fll 7 Y ' J 5, 'f:,1,-1: A .fkmww M- 11- sa f mIf1::51 '? A A ..,'1fg'e, L- . V, ,L.- ' Hz wQ1f.:2Q,?Q'g7qff5:enQ':1,f4ivf!'E15 num, W 'miliqgiy,g?,,u+fwrZvLgzm3y555N , gm. Ja ,, , I ff. 41 V 1 J WW www LQ if p f ' wawic? 1: ' ww f , f Wi ,- . w .,.--1 -' . W fwwdmw. W H ' :E-L.,,,1 Yr f ' 'fy' 1 111- t H' .:., . . awe. W.--p.+-L . '- 2? 1 ' 1 i:5U'kf'JEi. , Qi, r ,. 4. 1 ' pi : 1 4 Jgqwqmsvf tj 4 , it ---it .. 1 . , He, .--f ,--I ' 'few is 1' 'f ' '-g 5 it K' Q-4 'S Left: Jean Cox thinks about her next work assignment in Data Processing. Top Center: Fran Parker muses, I've done my part. I wonder what a hygienist could do? Bottom Center: OK, Everybody out of the pooII Top: Mr. Johnston checks for the proper gauge reading in the Air Conditioning Lab. i 4 .a , We M Z ' 6 , f fl 1 if f Q K 4 , 7. ., 4 -ff rw. ,J -i xx . V, -sm .4 f'g:MW 5. X 1 if Q! ' S? t if 4 M , ff ef R ' ff 'Q 4 , x 'X ,I f 4? Top Left: James Terry seems to be enioying a quick break during school. Top Right: Business Administration is not all dull. Bottom Left: Heat treatment performed by Tommy Meyers is an impor- tant part of the Mechanical Engineering field. 22 qunnwf l My W z5 m,y f , Qyjfgf, A 5 1 Q W,- K Tx Q STUDENT PARTICIPATION IS EXCELLENT OUT OF SCHOOL AS WELL AS IN SCHOOL. Q I Bohom R s lays Ohe baffle plans for T turies' fo Joe Block moment in c Z' Sporfs and sfudies, Work and ploy, lf's all in o day- Af TEC. Right: Xavier.MiicheII realizes that if fakes long hours of practice to ex- cell in typing. Below: Kerry Scot? and Debbie Peal are engrossed in one of the many problems worked in Business Machines. , ,. wan., 3 MJ ' J Q I, fvgk y. wmwf.. L ,far 4 Q02 N Wm, Above: George Ellis listens to various opinions ofthe incident at the half-time gathering. Left: A well executed play for o first and feng and now on to o touchdown! 1 Top A seruous moment wlfh Mr Barton and Mr Jones during gradua hon exercises. Above. Mr. Goldsmnfh belueves that a hard days work deserves a hearty meal. Right. Mr. Townsend enioys faculty baseball. 26 .f .,,, f 2 I A IA, v ,J E? .f BY THE TEC STAFF AND FACULTY. 'W N ma... A VERSATILITY IS PROVEN f A : Top Center. Mr. Fantl shows us another side of his personality. Left. Mr. Bailey pitches in on TEC Clean Up Day. Above. Mr. Barton and Mr. Jones officiate at a flag raising ceremony. 27 HEALTH CAREERS PROBE INTO MANY DIFFERENT AREAS Far Left: Pam Turner smiles as she finishes a iob that was well done. Far Right: Cynthia Goldfinch puts the old saying into action, Prac- tice makes perfect. Top Middle: Gigi Hutchins seems to enioy the Wonderful World of Microbiology. Unknown secrets are unlocked through an X-Ray. -A qgflwllfii . ,5 Q ., , i . .444 STUDY, STUDY, STUDY . . . IS THERE N0 END? Above. Exoctness is o vital port of chemistry. You say you can think beher with your shoes off?I Tools of a trade in the Electronics Lab. 30 M Ms. was 1 Tony Dover ponders a point during Production Control Lab. Mrs. Rita Hipp seems to have the situation in hand during registration 31 2, Q Above: Ronnie Hollifield conducts on experiment in the Chemical Lab. Top Center: Mr. Warren gives instructions on machinery use. Right: Physical Therapy involves many hours of practical training. PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE IS THE BEST TEACHER The first of many group practices in preparation for the pageant Glinda Stanerage is pictured as she makes her long walk in front of the judges. Barbra Pepple flashes a smile as she practices for her performance. LaFoy steals the whole show at the practice session. 34 .4 p T V THEIR FORTHCOMING CONTEST. Miss Greenville TEC of 1970, Laura Durham. WQ4 wifw 'inf - I HLA x 03 ,x.. y 'J , G A A W A N I if I' L. I I ,l' Q ' i V AA . x ia '.v,- - 2 ',,:1 ii ' - V 1 , . f fs ,5 I , - , .. if x A 1 ', wwf' TE? V, P- 3, BEAUTIFUL YOUNG LADIES PREPARE FGR ' A ,Qi K w cf: ' 1 Y 4 flf .il K if is 3 W. Xbox 1 5: CTA T 5 . ty' wi t V '4 'l A if - , .3 r ,U fi if - gf-' x 2 ' ., i fi Ewwyf f I sfif PQCI awe sie svw 1 tif 'I EWS? f 'T W f,7i ' A f ' 2' 2 - y 'Q . 1- 'I+ W' E957 . P, ,. to V,.. Ax , si 0 X, , 11' xx I i . :Q Linda Scott, Vicki Stewart, Claudia House, Tina Ginn, and Carline Morgan smile as they await the iudges decision. W 35 www CANDID PICTURES OF THE MISS GREENVILLE TEC PAGEANT Diane Woods shows her ability to handle 'on the spot' questions. awww Q f, Semi-finalists accompanied by las? years Miss Greenville Tec, Laura Durham. L-R, Linda Scott, Vicki Stewart, Claudia House, Tina Ginn, Carline Morgan, Laura Durham, Joan Miller, Diane Woods, Ann Smith, Evelyn Spence, Dale Nelson, Melissa Blackwell and Barbra Pepple. Sonny Eppie asks Evelyn Spence her question during the pageant. 36 if ff 'www Our new Miss Technique Barbra Pepple Dale Nelson receiving her flowers as Miss Technica Tina Ginn offer she is chosen Miss Health Careers. I Division. THE CROWNING TOUCHES CF THE MISS GREENVILLE TEC BEAUTY PAGEANT n nn front of the ludges. Vlckne Stewart, a vlslon of lovellness. 'S A n , .Q 'v-v4.35 M' if' Qi in-.I NJ' 1 I fl L-'gg , Q 'E 0. .. ' 4 Greenville TEC's own scrambling quarterback, Skip Hendrix. Skip unloods for cz touchdown. as ,- --4:-if vs ,ef 'i 1'-jams-, , - - s 1.9343-.K W4 2 40 Did he make the stop? Run, Mosley, Run. CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY, INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING, AND CLEMSON c:LAsI-I FOR GREENVILLE TEC CHAMPIONSHIP. Was it complete or intercepted? x Q. 44' Xxx 'f. i 'w- You grab him, you elbow him, and l'll bite him. Catches I ke this made the season exciting One move, and another h ts the dirt. This year the teams were divided into two leagues. League I champions were Chemical Technology and Industrial Engineering. League ll champion was Clemson. ln the final championship game, Clemson beat Chemical Technology and Industrial Engineer Ing. 41 A' :,. 1 . Q v . Q , 1 ' X 5.131 , ,1 Si RN QM an msfmssq. 'saws 'Z. ? 1 fr! X, 452' loinfw THE GIRLS GET INTO THE SWING OF IT WITH SPORTS AT GREENVILLE TEC. Zoom . . . Oops! I missed again . . . Beth Dickerson displays broken field running. If ,gg no 'fy I ..-1 , ,I ff, Q 'fe' Q 1 W1 44 -. ., 9 1. me GW .,,,.1,-.sw ,w , W. ...M -'f M. , f 1 YS? ,- If '-V igil ,,. gf-A ,.,j',:L..,f - ms 44 John Roach IBe1h Dickersonl steals anofher one. You can'1 have my basketball! milf 1 EI Q- :- 5- X 614. 9, M, -mp X1 f , '- 49 ' -iv .ga A .',g 5 . 4 ,KY QW -' fb : 1 :lm ws, . , 5T1IjxNi ,, 6, .. K JN ' . ,img v-X l 7 ' V. i ', rg .f 1 1 2 M 2 M . .qw Wwdffw We Q o f f 43194 I...-. W' ' v Q f ,Lai fa 5 46 Pu Attention i V64 n class is a necessary requirement at TEC Pot Martin works toward perfection ACADEMICS TEC STRIVES TO PROVIDE INDUSTRY WITH QUALIFIED PER- SONNEL, WHO CAN LEAD THE INDUSTRY TO GREATER PROFITS AND MORE EFFICIENT OPERATION. ,K I 'T i I I - 'f 1 . I 'Q I N YY K' Various professional organizations are formed and fully sup- ported by the concerned TEC faculty. Mr. Thomas Bolt works to make a lathe functional. AIR CONDITIONING Air conditioning, refrigeration, and heating craftsmen work with contractors and engineers installing and maintaining equipment in various types of buildings. Class experimentation proves to be a valuable tool in learning. 48 .NX f--10' fl! .VAX -.... ---A u-1 -1 1-4 HU. -I KL' 5 ,E Group sessions help people to exchange ideos and data. Students demonstrate different procedures during class proiecfs. ,, M. M. E , 3 Buzzard seems to bein another world. L...-v EN 'wr J I, Hd l AUTOMOTIVE MECHANICS A general automotive mechanic makes ad- justments, repairs, rebuilds, or replaces 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. The skills, talents, and tools of an automotive mechanic student. Students in Mr. Loukides class await the results of one of their many tests. 'ln-.,,,,-.- V' 1 gill Q u A sharp smile from a sharp man. Mr. Loukides of Au- tomotive Mechanics. f Af lf I ,-sd' Practical experience in instrumentation reading. At least one person is happy about the test. .'.L fi 5 l I I fi 'In J s f 9 gl I I 1 A n J BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION I With the expansion of business, there is an increasing demand for accountants, bookkeepers, and sales per- sonnel. 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 Bill Gault demonstrates the use ofa ten key adding machine. Everyone finds time to lend a helping hand. 52 on the graduates of this course The ability to make decisions concerning many people and the bookwork concerned can only be placed inthe hands of a quali tied person. 425 yi' 'Y I fx, A, I 143 x,,m'W'in Bobby Tollison cmd Stun Leslie find that listening cmttentively is an N A important port of Business Administration. .sesgwg Y -qyw Ki Wi tion. Jerry and Kerry head happily to their next class. A Business Administration student's basic tool. 53 PM ' Mr. Plott guides first year students to c life in Business Administra- l fl' 44d BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION II 'I--' aww' LgShun Porter-what mgre can be said! Kenneth Banks, Janet Shelton, and Lesly Gambrell portray various expressions during Statistics lab. 'N-41. . Roy Townsend holds a discussion in his office. .xl im iv George Davis listens affeniively. The relaxed atmosphere in Mr. Eaddy's class promotes discussion 'P CERTIFIED LABORATORY ASSISTANTS ln almost every area of the country, hospitals need sistants are trained in many phases of the medical highly trained and competent people to help meet the profession and are well qualified to cope with all lab- need for laboratory service. Certified Laboratory As- oratory techniques on a clinical basis. f , W - 56 Jan Goolsby and Mrs. Bonnie Gossett have found something very interesting! Debbie Gilreath studies the changes in these cultures. r wh' iv wv-wr I' lil!!! npvuwll Han gli Mr. Batson aids Mrs. Burgess with the Certified Laboratory equip- ment. , C W 99 lk!-' K 'Q' ' bs X exgflii Mr. Hugh Batson pays close attention to his cIass!? Tena Ginn works diligently in the lab! 57 4 CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY I Everything in the universe can be related, directly or Employment opportunities in this field range from the indirectly, T0 Chemistry. Only the student with an in- actual production of chemicals to the discovery and sutiable flWil'ST fOr knowledge Gnd Cl keen desire to refinementof new ones. improve surroundings should consider this field. ff 7 ,Q Sylvia Jones practices difficult equations on the board with class participation. 58 Marie tries to find the freezing point of Q3 Hg. 1' 1 X, 46 Q ww vi R rn 'Z- was Allen Gilbert shows fundamentals of the slide rule. 2 9 1 5 J 4 Jeb ,- , 1 Ass, Q, ' Chem-Tech students listen attentively to Cl lecture. is U' P-2. ':1'w-, 1,25 CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY ll Finolly l've found something to talk about. Waiting and watching plays cz big port in Chemisfry. X5 f s -H w. A S? x , 5. N52 vi Q, .J J ,, x 1 '-f 1 3,1 7 I 1 V1 .. 4' S Y kv Cx. ,vw ' S A357 .f - X .C :-if if . X vig: lvfzx N4-0 ymwu- wg' QM gg W! f, aw' A' X me 1 , ,,,,4, 25 .gi if 'f 221 . 5, A ...: 1:5 ooii fm 1 P w QA 4, zz. f -' 5 if 0 , gi Yes, Patton, your little people can swim. Ns. in!! Being exact in Chemistry is very hard. I heard Chemistry had cz lot of writing-but using three pens?!!? 1 l l I Q if .4 3 I I l 4 Contrary to popular opmlon the computer as not a fantastrcally logical super Intelligent machme The computer as only as smart as the men and women who feed the memory banks of It But the computer never forgets and wlth the vast and rapndly growmg knowl DATA PROCESSING I edge of today s lndustry these men and women are ln great demand These students should be capable of working wuth the complicated computer to a keen degree of accuracy as well as cope wlth the detauled information programmed unto It by himself Qulet Zone Jack Atkms Our answer to Sherlock Holmes 62 . . . , . . 1 1 , ' . . 1 ' . Il I ll Y T Y VY - If 11 , . lung, Patiently we all must sit through many lectures. 'I Jack Atkins, portraying his chosen role in life, teacher. Students show interest during a class debate. v I Q1 Jean Cox smiles prettily into the cameron. DATA PRCCESSING ll V L if VlCkIGf1d Faye compare notes nn class I vw ff- wk r.. uv, V 1 '1 X, . 'Ip ff rg ' ,,:, - k J 41' V st V Y if i Hfnaf. x 4, I '- I . -. 4Q Susan Summers seems to find humor in her program. Mrs. Tevya Baker says that a sense of humor is essential in Data Processing. 65 P' r? 3a 1 In the wude world ot Dental Health today the Dental Asslstant as becoming more and more recognlzed as the dentlstfs other palr of hands Her dutnes consast of greetmg patients maklng them comfortable pre parung them for examination treatment or surgery She also keeps Instruments sterlle lubricated and un -3 f A DENTAL ASSISTANT top worklng order She assists the dentist at the chair side by handling unstruments and preparmg mater: als She also takes and processes X rays assumes sec retarlal duties and provudes dental education To the dentist the asslstant IS lust as valuable as the tools he operates wlth slime 1---3 'Ka 113' WM , ,t,, T , ' A ..y2,, W s,,,yb , N so r 's A V Dental Assistants study hard during class hours. a work is another important asset of D.A. 66 ggi' t I W I , . Il II 12 I1 ll IS n 'wx II ' N I! If 1 it ..., W.. L 1 L' Mi 55 -- More and more lab practice for these assistants. 'XZ 0, I an 9 V 3 Q3 gg. L Q 1 1 s WZ . Y A H.. Q ' X I V, . xr Af i f 4- 1--ff ,544 jf U nies. ' , 5 ' N' t Es. , ff , l.-3 Y: A if .372 T I . W Z M '44 ,W Mrs. Garrison, Dental Assistant Department Head, aids a student by demonstration. Debra Watson proudly displays the American Dental Assistants A54 sociation Plaque. 67 MW f f f My I ,,.:.,,. 'T Demonstrations of gingivol massage are given on dental monikins. Z 3 Q JoAnn Newsom and Bobbie Ellison practice their skills on monikins. Control is the key word-even on on dummf'! 68 1 s A f ,. N w If A if f ' f Q A Z 1 DENTAL HYGIENE I Dental Hygienists are the backbone upon which the success or failure of dental health depends. Not only do these people promote dental health education, but they also clean teeth, which is their main job, apply fluoride solutions, chart, take and process x-rays. lt is the thoughts of these people that the patients take with them into everyday life making the dental hygienists the dentists hand away from the office. The freshmen dental hygiene girls learn by tedious practice, prac- tice, and more practice! A lighter moment between classes for the freshmen. 69 Mrs. Stevens is thorough while checking Miss Vicki Stewart on charting. Beth Vaughn assists Kay Ashley during scaling procedures in the clinic. X xii-M, Awww 1 I AQ ,V Q .este . as ..,.:' ,' 1 f . . Q-4,2 N Y, , A gingival massage proves to be both stimulating and a must for continous oral health. Mrs. Shirley Neal takes time for patient education. DENTAL HYGIENE ll df Wanda Traynhan assists Miss Riddle during the application of flouride. X-Ray's are vital to the dentist for diagnosing problem areas. The second year Dental Laboratory students enioy the variety that the lab offers. r, 'im Brenda Frechette and Neil Barwick spend many hours in the dental lab. Mr. Reininger shows some second year students a demonstration on partial appliances. 72 Tx. 6 il z ff x 3 'M e f ff' ' i-:iff 5 is Li Xt 1 av.. DENTAL LABORATORY TECHNOLGGY 1 i Fifi i Mr- 'M 9 i 1 4 E f s Q L A 2, f f ' J 'E l s- A 4 Lotin Allman works clriiculotely on his study models. Jackie Whifted looks as though he enioys clean-up in the lab. 73 W ff LAM iff? , ' 'f Q ,f 2 g gi az. Nz, A ., L is fix Y-1:x fzs,g3. DENTAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY I The dental laboratory technician constructs and repairs such dental restoration as full or partial den- tures, bridges, crowns, etc. The work requires skilled craftsmanship and manual dexterity. He may work in a commercial dental laboratory, private laboratory or even in the armed forces. Mr. Reininger gives a personal demonstration on the proper tech- niques used in dental lab. Nicholas Hobeika compares upper and lower plates. 75 l A 1 l l 'l l 4 Delicate hands ond greof concentration is shown by Terry Malone. The serious side of Jomes Henry. 76 lim' WWW r DRAFTING AND DESIGN I rials, and uncountable other factors, while putting them together on paper with fantastic detail. Many times he must start from nothing but a verbal descrip- tion ofthe assigned task. yyldfg SQQART gc X -N 9 , 4 ,xy X . is-:Ili wig: fi ,Wit .f fi:xllA fl .i Y Kill II ,.---f Kgs? mm gf' The talented side of James Henry. Mr. Rice gives helpful hints in Drafting. 77 Jim Stewart has learned that precise notes are vital in Drafting and Design. Am' ...ul 1 Yeh! Sure, I can do that, sure! 78 pil DRAFTING AND DESIGN II Man, I cun'f wait until this week-end, thinks Wes Collins. Ron James has a very bewildered look. CNo1 very unusual for him thougl-i!J Gi Gi Rogers yells, Don't take my pic . . . !! 79 1. nc.-J vous uv NON vu- 1' t M. 439 AA The oscilloscope is a very important and vital instrument used by Electrical Engineers. Frank Horger and Donny Munus use a volt meter to obtain readings for lab data. Hyett Allem knows that actual testing is vital in learning his trade. 80 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING I With virtually all ofthe industrial equipment of today operating on electrical energy, people trained in the installation, operation, and maintenance of this equipment are in great demand. Students in this pro- gram are trained in the operation of highly sophis- ticated test equipment as well as these many facets of a broad and rapidly expanding field. .,,,:. ,,' Text book, pad, pen, and slide rule are the students bread and butter for the future. Bill Rice and George Crettemdon put practical theory into practice. Bl James Alllson prcchces his skulls un The electr :cal englneermg lab Mr Hlcks often explcuns dIfflCUIf problems with hns students Oscllloscope reading IS necessary for CI future elecfrlcul engineer ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY Walter explains to fellow students a new method. Numerous calculations are involved in complex layout procedures. 83 , 4.1 z 4 Q ,im,j, , f., 44 , ' e W' if 'iw' r-',,,,,.f W q',, VQ.A , X s A ,ra V 'bl V ,Q if rw Sq vi' nw ' I ,,,,,..-af WWW Heavy Equipment operators learn the basic fundamentals ofa bull dozer. 84 1 M youd' HEAVY EQUIPMENT 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 repair such machines as cranes, motor graders, bulldozers, scrapers, and compaction equipment or hold supervisory positions. Fred Brown instructs a student in the repair ofa bulldozer. William Hawkins proves it is easy to move ci mountain . gf fr o . 'Z' 13 ijt Fr .L Q L .2 Roy Campbell gives a few pointers in the art of driving a bulldozer. 85 'Mi 17' I .r sc '- : .1 Q M vw N 4-.3 lfkkwa 3 .,, ,. A. 51-Q wkww .sw W :xxx df JW. hr 6 In lndustrial Electronics it is necessary to learn how to measure volt- amperes on cn volt-ampere gouge for an electric circuit. Industrial Electronics students practice their skills on the repair of a television set. A student learns basic principles on a motor generator trainer. 86 sg, f at gg Q 3 mmf Q W as f -V INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS Industrial electricians keep the electrical nervous system of electrical devices, residential, commercial, and industrial facilities alive and in proper working order. lt is the interest, skill, and pride these people take in their work that makes them so desirable to in- . ,r , Wzgsw www X Q15-5 During lab it is necessary to practice instrument reading. dustry as well as the necessity of their work. Their work consists of estimating costs, trouble shooting, and wiring. Tomorrow's opportunities are seen today by the Industrial electrician. Allen Goodwin is shown setting up the lab's electrical supply from the control panel. 87 G '7W7m,W ' Q K 2 6' , K., K... g 7 .. 3' G. 'fu o - -. on 2 '0 11 .f,..-...-,q- ,- ,imuumw wwqw Si Mr. Nusim leciures to the class. Mr. Nczsim pauses to answer o question. L l INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING TECHNGLOGY I dustry. 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. .. 'N '14, dig, .. A Can we really afford cn receipt book? Mr. Wilkie seems to have next quarter's schedule under control i l I , I I Stop watch practice is an important part of Industrial Engineering. Industrial Engineering Il enioys another class in Plant Layout and Material Handling. 5' v4qfw,fe,,Avi, W , , , ,wffvmsf I If 5 'UU fi 0: K W, , ,,..W.,,w-.,.-, WKZWJ , ,, 5 v 54 f K 1' 'fm fm. 'wwf 90 .wan-494: vii! '51, , -Y X.. ,M uxxxkjf' ' E..-'S'-- E if ., K Q -Q K ,, . QMN? N- -. 3 -ff,r,1,,35,7L c mf ,. Q 1- x w , I Til , 525 iff, J INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING ll Ex R XX ' I I I I I I ...eg Clyde Bigbee seems to have the situation well in hand. Mr. Wilkie has cu problem on nex1quarter's schedule. 91 fftiiz ' Y YW ' W -l HIV f 0 f VL, Z , .ff fx ff W f 'P INHALATION THERAPY lnhalation Therapy is exposing itself as a big asset to the medical profession. Working with the medical staff, it's primary goal is to administer good patient care through the use of medical gases and through knowledge of the equipment used by itfs technicians. I never thought it would look like tl1is?! Mr. Pupora and Mr. Edwards are ready to make a point about the lecture. 93 Group discussions before classes add fo the cloys curriculum Time for c short breok during the dance. 77245 vi J 133 3-wh iz? g..'n:c.5wc+-,.w.:,,,g N,w.,..-Q sr M W .,,.y' ' Q mmm Q., ,4 5 - 'ln v - rw J.. 'VJ' 'fm .wmwsi ,JW 1 1 a ,,f.'-f-ff-- -f ., 'NM--9-Q' F, ' I sv as -an Wig aff' 'QV ' 'Air -QQ 'K -n:m . 9 0' ii . ,., .... ,.... W... 4 'H Q There's nofhing like ol ricle in Don Mulls Yellow Truck ! Looks like Shirley ond John are really Groovin 94 TIME OUT FCJR TEC LIFE Winding it up at the end of the day. 95 4 W 2 X lst, .. 'uf' LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSE The practical nursing student is given the necessary share in responsibilities with professional nurses and skills and knowledge in order to provide care for physicians for the care of patients with more complex patients needing basic nursing measuresg and to nursing needs. Studying for a test is very time consuming. ff' Amy Questions can be answered by studying ond referring to the book Rhonda Lister seems puzzled over her work set. Who says Practical Nursing is all work? The oath of all LPN's. TOOL AND DIE The skilled machinist makes metal parts with machine tools. He sets up and operates all types of basic machine tools in the machine shop. He sometimes selects the tools and materials for each job. He plans the machining according to blueprint specifications. Jack Dilworth and Frank Brown are shown as they set up their ma- chinery to grind a gear down. Mr. Granger watches Jack Dilworth as they run a drill press in the machine shop. 51 E H l 98 u W x.,0 0' ,mg Jack Dilworih shows greaf concentration as he makes a precision part for a machine. M,,,rf. Leon Cooley shows his skill in preparing precise parts. Jack says, Noi bad, not bad at all. 99 P Wm-. . ,, ,W Charles Rentz finds out that adiusting his machine can be pains- taking. Victor Knight grins over iokes during class. 100 MACHINE SHOP The skilled machinist working from blueprint specifi- cations utilizes various machines in the manufacturing of precision metal parts. v 2 Saad ,Wadi --,J'a As Thomas Page works, Eddie Young wonders, So this is how you run thafmacl1ine !? William Bennet makes a final adiusfmeni on an important iob. . 4 ,g . NX N .,.A- f, 101 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING I Graduates in this field are concerned with the pro- duction, 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 con- struction of mechanical equipment to such highly tech- nical fields as rocket engine analysis. Mr. Thomison prepares a lab report. 102 CC Q F' ' Mechanical Engineering seems lo be enjoyable as well as rough and tough. Nicky Nichelson and Johnny Parker analyze their results in Mechanical Engineering Lab. Maybe Mechanical Engineering is more fun than we think. 103 if ff' fl' A. rm A MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Il If I ,f , , I 9? 4, Q I Q fI,gI .-vvv 45,-w Mr. Puvluk explains on schematic represenfoiion of ca vise grip. 104 f . f Q, 1. ,WM , .54 1 I, 45 ' '41 . I z a sf f ' 6 f E K Mftm, 2, f' , . , x if ws- 4 1 54 mpg nr, 9 . Q. 5 Q2 . Z: sf Y i Mr. Thompson instructs his class in instrumentation procedures. 5'- -3' Mike Pruiff checks closely for accuracy on his slide rule. LQ max A? .JL Mechanical Engineering Il enjoys another day in Sound and Light. Gene Snow seems to be discussing a problem. 105 L ' QS' A MEDICAL RECORDS TECHNOLOGY A Medical Records Technologist must keep a perma- nent report of a person's illness or iniury to preserve information of medical, scientific, and legal value. The record includes all medical reports which describe how the patient's illness or injury was diag- nosed and treated. Mecical records are needed to help doctors diagnose and treat future illness, to veri- fy insurance claims, to plan hospitals, to inform public health officials, and to aid researchers. I'II be glad when I finish. Concentration is vital to error-free typing. IO6 f V 2 . f,.. - it is f -gmiii .- - .. , f '7.-Vg. 'Sei ' Wiqiifsiw 525 sz, 1 - as AF' f X-, 1-Ma t a . lf. t X 2 Ri up ,1g3St ,,. l . L gs , : , 'v-E W an P' 5 4-..... x ---.,,,.. Practice makes perfect. r e fl xr 4 ' r l hope I don'1 rub ca hole in the paper. ?-xT !5: 'W' L 7058- . . .finished! 107 A By today's standards, behind every successful doctor stands a trained and highly accurate woman. Gradu- ates from this field are trained in the recording and organizing of highly technical and important materi- xi I , Mistakes-more mistakes, all seem to make a day go by slowly. Extra hours spent in typing help make you more accurate. 108 MEDICAL SECRETARY al. Her iob may range from taking dictation to presenting a firm's financial report in a systematic and up-to-date form. --..., Ah! Finished at last!! Hun?-Peck, H ung-Peck, Hunt-Peck! All alone um I . . . Are you kidding me !! WYYA if r ll 31 A A Y wwf? ww KA.-M l z Y' ,waz-.zz-w wi Vylkk jp , , . 5 I Peace be with you, says Mr. Brozzell. Mental Health Wall Plaque H0 MENTAL HEALTH l This unique course is the study ofthe science of human Graduates work in such fields as psychiatric hospitals, behavior and mental health, as well as mental illness. juvenile training schools, and case working and inves- Students work with both individuals and groups. tigatnons forlegalauthorities. EE' of-sight lectures. Mr. Brazzell shows his desire to participate in school activities. Y0 m q. ill'-his 1 Mr. Denton gives his class one of his magnificent, uptight, and out- lll .I , 1 4.1,-A .. G'- 19 f W 4 Il vi v f gi 1' Q, f 112 SQ? 9 jg iQ , 3, L, .fx Q it 0.44 A XSMHL Q -' :AMW Y. ,A . X , Q. iii ie ll wi' N Q img 'O P n Q ,P L , K 'U oi- ! 4' 9 . V va We 9 X sv ' f3,is . fW ex: f 7 ,Q T MENTAL HEALTH ll Mental Health consists of many hours of group discussions. Mr. BrazeIl's paper weight provides a light atmosphere. Q t H i 4 ' I 1 ft 1 fl if ui, it L i i i tu: G!! , X , x - X ws ' ' . gg 2 F- av --j,- 4 ,',' Er l it x. f Students of Physical Therapy must learn muscle coordination of cats in order to correlate their functions with the human body. l . .A ff q Y . 4. . A I X . .. c Q is T322 gg- V . K , , , ii f ' ,156 ,f '21 x ix no Teamwork is a must for getting the iob done. Physical Therapy students begin to understand the anatomy of a cat 114 if 'fm' X . PHYSICAL THERAPY I Physical therapy is a branch of the medical arts that contribute to the rehabilitation of a patient. Gradu- ates deal with injuries or diseases affecting muscles, ioints, nerves, or bones. This includes in the adminis- tration of such therapy as exercise, massage, heat and cold therapy, electrical stimulation of paralyzed muscles, and teaching. As department head of Physical Therapy, Mr, Tom Pogue enioys a well-deserved break. Students learn by demonstrating to each other vessels such as the jugular vein. 115 QI Ei A , dnb., ., 1 2 pg mb' i Hi c Jerry Muns and Claudia House work Together to learn the basic operation ofa muscle stimulator. Be1h Ricker demonslrafes the use of an electrical stimulator. Cindy Burneffe and Sharon Lord show proper procedure in manip- ulating fingers. il6 dw M .ip L + 944 e ' ,ay L, f L. W- ig I PHYSICAL THERAPY ll 2 ' NX , , ,gl X U s t Q f .. ff . .5 ,. V .V pf, x ,jr . .g 4 - . A X if' f if ii f :ci , ' . -. ,4.,, Wa 'Yr X ffifi 37 ' Y' . . , F :P '- 2 A Q ,nk 174. 'pf -1 4 ..,, ' 2 , ' . ' , 3 Q:-Us 3, i ' 3 . A yy Learning to operate equipment properly is Cl viral part of Physical Claudia House demonstrates exercise cycle. Therapy ll. f. or ., 7, P Q yu. . .- 117 5 , Proper alignment of equipment is essential in taking o clear x-roy RADICDLOGIC TECHNOLCGY l Dealing with the mechanical facet of working with the examination of a patient by x-ray, the radiological technician must be trained to be accurate, for errors are costly and may be dangerous to the patient. The student also aids a physician in the administration of chemicals and radioactive substances to make certain organs show up clearly on x-ray, as well as for treat- ment with special therapy. A questioning mind is necessary in Radiologic Technology. Intensive study of the body is enhanced through the use of various learning aids. I 3 A manikin is used extensively to perfect techniques in taking x-rays. l 19 1 at l Wayne Davis, Sylvia Hurley, Paffi Bridges, and Robert Winn study the qualify of an x-ray-an important phase of their study. A1 131 A .- ww The fluoroscope seems to be ready for Wayne's1urn at being a pa- tienf. The x-ray reveals many hidden diseases. 120 RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY ll E Fv Cabovej Patti Bridges makes final adiustments before making an x- ray. Robert Winn and Wayne Davis practice the proper procedures for using one of the x-ray machines. 121 f N The class dresses out in preparation for surgical demonstration. Are you sure this is the way to do it? 122 Sterilization is the name ofthe game in surgery. . 4 Q f I W iQSK1X,sL,, NQM . if A W' , 1 fue, Xi ' I 5,3 3' R I f I in .,, of x 'er- SURGICAL TECHNCLCJGY 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 during the operations. They must be interested in, and able to get along with all types of people, physically strong, able to follow instruc- tions and carry out orders accurately under the pres- sures of an operation. They must be dependable, in- dependent, and responsible, they must know their iob and be able to do it well. The surgical technician places equipment and supplies in the operating room prior to surgery, assists the operating team during sur- gery, and assists with post-operative dressing. They clean up, account for, and sterilize equipment after surgery. lt is on the shoulders ot these people that to- morrow's surgical future rests. V Demonstration proves helpful in explanation of the course. 0I'90f1il0lfl0f1 is lmP0l'fGY1l lf' 5Uf9iC0l TeCl1f'0l09Y- 123 r Sherry and Barbara seem concerned over their lesson Mrs. Bullard seems to be pleased and proud of her fechnical secre- taries. H' ,fff 11 of , ,My I, ,, 554, Q, ,, ff, . ,' e 'if f 4 ,.,-f 124 TECHNICAL SECRETARY By today's standards, behind every successful man al. Her job may range from taking dictation to stands a trained and highly accurate woman. Graclu- presenting a firm's financial report in a systematic ates from this field are trained in the recording and and up-to-date form. organizing of highly technical and important materi- ,WI ix Five minutes in class and no fights-must be talking about boys. Shorthand plays a big part in the life of ci technical secretary. 125 My next step will be . . I've heard that'one before. JW. 443 2 . .tfwmmqng K 'W4-awww swam 'Wwwm 'mg A ' x 'A Epi, 1 J :fa 4 M ' 'Q 7 22 .- .ff-3 .1951 ,.- ' V5 .P M Q , ., ar .. I :Q fl? . - 5 K Correct temperature of a solution is necessary for proper results. Set-up is the first step in laboratory management. .nf TEXTILE MANAGEMENT I Considering the fact that textiles are the main stay of rics, yarns, and fibers. They are keenly acquainted this region, trained and highly responsible people are with the textile products being developed from raw in great demand and are a vital asset to our fine com- materials to the finished product. munity. Students receive an in depth study of all fab- i l I A 211 Five minutes of class and no fights-must be talking about girls. 127 TEXTILE MANAGEMENT ll Qualify education is due to the concern of the instructor. The class as a whole fakes a break. I don't care if it is time fo leave, sit down! ll Q 4 API, iii 'Rv' an- .4177 Wilt is , . air' kids? z s W,,,,-- MM vwwinnsifiik .W Qi. fy 5 Mr. McKinney takes time to explain the details of registration. Richard Childers seems interested in a point they are trying to get across. Ll 129 5 'Vid TRUCK DRIVER TRAINING Bobby Madden, Larry Cclrbough, ond Jack Hodges show that teamwork is essential in the completion of their iob. Proper cure of equipment is necessary. 130 4 Q22 G3EE?iW5ll N'-ff-1-QQ. Woodrow Wilson, Truck Driver Training Departmenl Head, prepares for his next days lesson. Richardson Garrett demonstrates how to properly and safely climb inlo the cab. Daily inspection of trucks is a requirement in Truck Driving Training. ....i........ , l .qv 3 QM iyiffy X xx 1 v ,:L, K , ,M N 322 -4 R, K ,, .nn :Vx 1,4 qx . N '95 V? , Wmmw . Rwwtpv. MW ,R ag , -24 fi' wi-Jw X ,SQ QA , M by .- 5- -if Xu Xie cf fi WELDING The principal duty of the welder is the fusion of like or unlike metals to one another by either gas or electric arc. The proper control of these elements contributes to the strength ofthe structure. Sammy Simpson cuts metal strips for practice welding. Mr. Rook checks equipment out for proper operation. The proper use of a face shield is necessary for protection. T33 . v rg. ,-if X A, W ,. gt' -.ff B M ff' 9 -fc ' WVQPHW rw Q. ,rw ' fPfW s in Mr. Barton extends a welcome to Greenville TEC students. Air Conditioning students ponder over cz problem being explained by instructor Tommy Shiftlet. 134 .4 N-,SN is ADMINISTRATICDN, FACULTY, AND STAFF The Faculty and Staff, through their professional dedication, are constantly striving to carry out the philosophy and high standards ofthe Greenville Technical Education Center. An interesting Biology session. A reward well earned-Mr. Barton, Director, presents diplomas to TEC graduates. ADMINISTRATION STAFF AND FACULTY Georg x Don C. Garrison Associate Director William A. Jones Deon of Students ,W Martin Paufz Librarian Dr. John Manly Health Division Head i x ,gy X Hazel Hall Adult Education Division Head Bill Pierce Dean-Evening and Extension Division Ray Babb I nstructor-Automoiives C. P. Altenhofen Bookstore Manager Bill Bailey Deparimeni Head-Industrial Elecf. Walter Brannon Facilities Superintendenf 4-KW 40 f X is? 4 .E '-1 Q n e 4f'5Y:'l f'55E'c:' . ,W ,po V vin -Q ,fL.lQk,'5T, jvng-we-h.,.,,,, 'kw1'Avs... 4 ff Q Q e W ' T if ,ff Z Z' ' sp, ? , ? ,... gr, Hugh Bofson Department Heed-C LA Emma Becton Instructor-English Jim Barnes Instructor-Mothmotics Rebecca Allen Instructor-Practical Nursing X 52 L -Q-av' i ,J 1 3':x:Q,,.. f 'if - .I WfWRfW:?.:Wy Capers Brazzell Instructor-Mentol Health Fred Brown Department Head-Heavy Equipment Myrna Bullard Department Head-Technical Secretory George Chastain Admissions Office ,Vw X- XJ, if Y ,QQ 4541 Lester Carra way Technical Dlvlslon Head al' Richard Cook Instructor-Business Administration Dr. James Bunnell Dental Division-Chairman Susan Crumpton Department Head-Medical Secretary Roy Denton Department Head-Mental Health Ron Ecddy Deportm ent Head-Mothmatics Otis Darnell Instructor-Tool and Die 5.- Jr wlrggg-, , str ' if, -, ':',,' 2 1, ,L ' lx ' Qwsl-,:?,f' lr t ,5, , Af,l, f 5 X- -gy, Eg, I K :ff l E' 1' Ken Elder Instructor-Electronics Hukofe Elwood Instructor-Practical Nursing Joseph Fantl Public Relations Coordinator Cormelle Finley Instructor-Surgical Technology V- Toni Evans if I Instructor-Practical Nursing I 14 46 Dick Garret 1 A 3 v Kang P 5 Q 2 Rl f It 5' s 5 1. Vi 1 W' 'Q 'S 1 , Y 4 Q , 45W ' ' - ' 2 QQ . 'iffyig 2.5 f Instructor-Truck Driver Training --'V Nancy Garrison Department Head-Dental Assistant -.cs E I William Garrison Department Head-Social Sciences Bonnie Gossett Instructor-CLA Pat Greiner Counselor-Adult Ed ucation val? fe. I I 4: Q ,..QL2?'! f i I 1 lt M A X, , 11,321 Kay Grclstie Instructor-Biology Charles Granger Instructor-Tool cmd Die William Hawkins Grounds Supervisor Joe Hall Industrial and Seminar Coordinator 147 i 1 1 I I I 'P' Qu: fv- - vez: 1-vvnqnnguf ff: ,,,v:g3nS: vreW Iris Hill Department Head-English L 'Kyi- x,...----w WGlf9f Hicks Gario Cromer Department Head-Electronics Counselor-Adulf Ed Ucqgion Engineering Technology Robert Jeanes Department Head-Physics all Henry Holmes Heavy Equipment Coordinator Ralph Hunt Instructor-Heavy Equipment Nicholos Hobeikcx Instructor-Dental Lab f-w-auf.-.-...M ,,,..,, A, W, s- ff ff f -5 X D J , Y .. D A K , - H , V A Y -:'.' N I N ' 3 L. in u TE 3 , J im Hindmon Instructor-Chemical Technology Marry Hogan Department Head-Surgical Technology 149 Ralph Johnston Department Head-Air Conditioning Don .lobe Computer Center Manager or at Beth Jones Head-Food Service Lewis Jones Assistant-Admissions Officer -' gi F inf t A l ' nf C314 ' Travis Kelley l Instructor-Heavy Equipment A X . A kqq. Q .N 152- ffm-2i , ,', 33:2 .Q-ff: ,,,Wgf'if2: si' , f 'Wi-I f , Q fx, . ,x-i Ar L5.7g,,,gs, 1 ,A 5 ,56 5? Lg: F .,. Q3 K5 ,N I Q , -. , , . gf' :J 4- ' A if A W ifi' lf ' Q ' V . X .- I X Y ' - -ve . -. X. '- - -Q ww A - Q y. M ' :rs 41 y f ,Q-Nrrf fs. f. my mfg I , X X ' X- - Q, Qs' e xl. :B x ,X Q f 'T-'-N.. 0254 ' ., , , fm ef . ....- f - A i .ll , A Lv-Li ififf 1. ,A -L , - L 'gif' ' MM-K , -, Jan, cea1 ' '11,-il-su-:riff nun.. N . k V K J-, MQ UN A ' 9,254-J2?tgl Q. 1X.' .1 I V ' I . - T x, U , V i Dorris Kuntz Franklin Kemble Counselor-Guidance Head-Related Division Juluis Kilgore Instructor-English W5 John Lay Doug Long HeCd1GUidODCe DiViSiOl'l Depqffmenf Hegd-Biology Bill Loukides Department Head-Aufomofives Margaret McCarthy Instructor-Radiologic Technology 5? A-ff .. 2, I It l? W ' .. 1, 3 : 555 eff. fe C n X T t 4 Wim uf Janie McFerrin Counselor-Adult Ed ucation R. B. McKinney Department Head-Textile Lola McDonald 1 Chief Accountant Y 154 Margaret Mitchell Assistant Librarian Ray Mixon Field Representative . ' -A Q 5 1 . 12: Q, ' 7' 'U--ls' 'fx :ling -H J- y ' if-f '3'Q vu... 4 L 955,432.3 F U., 1173- , 1 . 4 f T -Z -4' 'M' 514' ,w Dy- Q, i1f'7v'9',. ' , - E: . ' ' '93, -f -- ' Qi? - rf es ' I i .A-4' Q' av Tom Merck Chief Securify Officer l.K. McMinn Department Head-Welding 7 3 . 5 13 -7 l arf ' 1 . N. X X X 155 dm Aurelio Morrow Assistant to Adult Education Division Head 3 r 1 .2 S' l' ' f' X' 125 li 445 . 13.04 ' Hal Mulkey Department Head-Business Administration . l l l f l l 156 Bob Murray Industrial Division Head 43 an A,., Mohammed Nasim Department Head- Industrial Engineering Technology 1 .1 V: I 1 Dave Pavluk Department Head- Mechanical Engineering Technology AI Norris Counselor-Guidance , i James Ohnysty N Department Head-Radiologic Technology 157 I Q . , , W new , M f Mi 15' X , T Q 13375 1 , an John Paxton Department Head- Chemical Engineering Technology Fred Plott Instructor-Business Administration Thomas Pogue Department Head-Physical Therapy -.F ,V 1? if Q... ' L ,,., jf? qi A , Herberi Reininger ' if V ' Depc1rtmentHec1d-Dental Lab Technology 4 A AI Rompey 411' WU' Business Manager -Q-B-...g 3- Bob Quesenbury Counselor-Guidance Jean Roy Department Heczd-Medical Records 5 B -sz' in fa Q2 , N3 fi. it Lillie Rice Instructor-Dental Lab Technology Walter Rice Instructor-Drafting and Design Technology William Rochester Insfrucfor-Electronics Engineering Technology Bob Roper Instructor-Mafhmafics Oliver Rogers Counselor-Guidance Clyde Rook Instructor-Welding 5 6? f VKX ff' Kenneth Smith Department Head, Drafting 81 Design i , In 's I2 ii i 1 i V 7 If i E i 1 . I f il D gl i ,Q W Charles Rutledge Instructor, Business Administration Tony Smith Administrative Assistant, Evening Division Tommy Shiftlet Instructor, Air Conditioning 162 4-Q, .4011-vb, ff, Q I , ,J ,ty 1Z?W5rwipa:fh, gfv igfae' ' Ben Seegers Instructor, Social Science Pct Springfield Department Head, Dental Hygiene Jock Shirley Instructor, Mathmotics Roy Townsend Instrucfor-Business Administration 'ag ff MKWIA 251115 AQM We ,.. 164 Dianne Stephens I nsfructor-Dental Hygiene J.D, Warren Department Head-Tool and Die 3 '75 L+ 'J if ,, f, I John Terry Instructor-Drafting and Design Technology Nancy Turner J.R. Thompson Chairman-Nursing Instructor-Mechanical Engineering Technology v gf If 165 N1:wx44sflf-MKG' Gordon Witters Instructor-Physics W.W. Webb Insirucfor-Textiles Instructor Industrial Engnneering Technology l Woodie Wilson 'L Department Head-Truck Driver Training 1 ll l li l l QAHQKQ' l 3 Bill Workman Medical Division Head j Newt Whciiley Pla nning Coordinator Ann Womble Instructor-Chemical Engineering Technology 1 167 Jack Atkins Department Head-Dafa Processing Paul Harimcxn Instrucior-Drafting and Design Technology Jon Wilkes Testing Coordinator-Adult Educciiion X..f's...f Thomas Bolt Instructor-Tool and Die is ,gif Susan Marshall Instructor-Biology Bill Hubba rd Instructor-Data Processing Al ...........k 4 ' :- 'Wi Av' ,,.-mx 5353 ff! ADP 4 ' X 8 2 ff i , ff x as f , M4 , ':fS,f.f O G4 Z 5 Ayyv- ,,AA. , Nikki Patterson Instructor-Radiologic Technology Ron Purpora Department Head, Inhalation Therapy Leroy Stillwell Head, Housekeeping Larry Winn Instructor, Chemical Technology S Wx hip if ,Z Lonnie Swcxnner Equipment Coordinator Allen L. Sivley lnsfrucior, Industrial Elect 'HQ U s xx Qs sl Q WNW :fv 1' ,mal I 1 l l .lane Duhon in Secretary-Public Relations Mary Chafman Secretary to the Director l i l 3 1? Q' :lg if Wf 5 Pl Il. Qt 3. gn Yl F, 5 in I Paula Galloway Secrefa ry-Plan ning Coordinator Cheryl Black Accounting Clerk 172 -ou. 1 M. . -'xxx 1 ,of mf 1 A,..qmfSl ' ...Q Linda Rhodes Accounting Clerk 1 Joan Hull Switch boa rd Operator Ann Marie Davis Secretary-Business Manager -..wx Q 1' i i J 'Q 74 Dee Williams Switchboard Operator if rdf?-sa:'Q V Y 'A . 3' i f. , 1' nj, 'v 0 41: ,Qgj V ' , 'VS 3 ' 'MQ W5 M ,.i.,,Q,f 1-Q .,.. W . mf QQSFQQ ,,, 9 zp i xy, - r,.e4i,,: rw-45 wfwf' , f Zpsg, 1,f: m.mi2-eww - ,, 2 ,, kg, , y -,,xW'g gp ' ' gf f 13 1 W ,,., -M rfa 'L if . ' Q, Mm f Mr' ,, n,,,ps.' ,MVQQ j.w,,-gl-M W 5 ' H A V 1' giff .g 11 W' W . 'x , Joan Washburn Secretary-Evening Division Wilma Henderson Operaiions Manager Carolyn Robinson Secrefa ry-Librarian .,.,,w..,,N- '- , 1, 4 3. .. We 1 Y I F P 2 K F 1 . 2 f H 4 , tx fja li 5 .' 4' lb P ' e X Q .- X Q 'M Faye Atkins Secretary-Dean of Students ff! 5 J ' Juddie Lawson Secretary-Guidance Jean Lawless A, Keypunch Operator A 'b ' 4- i Betty Brown Clerk-typist-Student Records -ff - fav K , ' ff , f wa hz 20 Y ,N M mu. asv' Www 9--' ,,...a..vv- Z . if . X , 7 g Q , yy f 2 .4 , ge at i f H f ' i' I WKPW' 176 Carol Bishop Clerk-typist-Student Records Jackie Smith Clerk-typist-Student Records Marilyn Pietrolschke Secretory-Industrial and Seminar Coordinator ,J ffff? w f , ,gg Y , f 5 4 4 -1 s,,.l. . rf' xx 7 X Q 4 A 4 k 5 fxs'z1QfgQ'Pf'3 .-145, 1 f X ,Wax Nia, ff i'Mv ':- 342 5. ,dffly Nancy Merck Secretcl ry-Stud ent Records E w w X 1 tr I I i 1 4' in 'Q I X ., 4..-' ,wi Q., Margaret Butler Secretory-Deon of Instruction Florence Ann Jones Clerk-typist-Student Records My 1 Q 1 A X 177 A Mary Green Secrefary-Health Careers X If ' 'Eiga 5:-V-:Ti 'I -H V 'Y 5 Barbara Trammell Q Secreiury-Health Careers , . e w i ' f- X-Xv WW - CNMP' Kaye Jordon Secretory-Technical Division Head Syble Jo Parris Secretary-Health Careers '0'.? '7 wanna Linda Carman Secretory-Industrial Division Head Judy Pace Secreta ry-Ad ulf Ed ucction Crefio Anderson Receptionist-Health Careers A Axgfff 3 HR .9- . ii 1' x I flea Q95 9 TEC LIBRARY. . . THE OLD AND THE NEW Tecfs o'd Iocafion' M Qwfy,-W, V, .. Make way for open spaces!! W 5 fx The new location. 5 K izzai l 1 NS Wt A , 1 it ' Q 45-3 :,4 1 li 180 r 1 1 V I ! q L 1 w 181 4 'I TEC PECJPLE!! John Lay does his thing. Joe Hall works with on class. A 3 uid' N llle Always Signs HIS Succasslml O?f2 0fl'0 'Sl ' - nn.. Q Bill Bailey works on a point. Tool of Surgical Technology. Jim Barnes-Math the name of the game. lap an. 9 w. A-.35 K - W ., I 83 Wo Mr. Bolt explains that understanding the machinery is as important as knowing how to operate it. Medical Records beauties at work. 184 STUDENTS OF T.E.C. IT WAS ONCE SAID THAT BY THE HANDS OF A MASTER CRAFTSMAN, A ROCK CAN BE SHAPED INTO A BEAUTIFUL SCULPTURE. STUDENTS AT T.E.C. FOLLOW THIS PHILOSOPHY TO SHAPE THEIR PERSONAL FUTURES. 2 U Campbell smiles at his work in Drafting and Design I. Skilled hands hard af work. TEC LIFE IS MOST 'ffm Mm, W, .5-,ff Y-QA f rf . ff,-sf kv 25,5 'li,,' f fw!,.J 1 74 ' 'N 13 .- ,ar I , I 1 Q 1' lv 0 m,,,, .,?'f,ff!'2fL '4 I' Y I ' I , . '39, .nf .fox , ,Q ,N , f ,ff 'J' Y, . 'fffvy 4' .2.'-f 4. 04 : , .. 4, V Q ,W eq: ,W .2 'Q U KVA- 1-J 1 A I 4 . .Q Y p 1, -I ,,. f , , v ,'S-.Q A fx, ,sd- A4 Ex ,JIT 'FYJ' aff 'J gift Z 'wrt at 'I wg if W N ijfxo: 1 A r W, - ' ' X - f a V 4 r + .M rw aww.. -.fm - A , . 45 .J I 4. r Zgiw. w ,Qt 1- ,Q Q 'L -ffw mf' ' 2 ,4JX -23 -' 'f X y , ,, p. uh 'vs ,, ,. -,Y f f f ia' ' J 4 A fs.. - A - '.- - -'f - ' if-f -fwyr, -Jgfvfo 2-!v,,, A .LJ 410 41 'Y ', a- X ' , .A K u. 'A F-1. .1 .4 , 4 4 , ,M .YA Air M 'W ' . uw ' rrif f ,'l :J .12 hd 1' init H... VW ,','7' .,..'0' .4 186 Mr. Jones calls a return io work on the TEC Clean Up Day. Abbott, Marsha-Tec. Sec. Abercrombie, Shirley-B.A. II Adams, James-Auto Mech. Adams, Mitchel-Num. Control Il Addis, Howard-Num. Control ll Akins, Walter-lnd. Elect. II Albert, Ann-Dental Hyg. Il Albert, Bill- 8.A. II Alexander, David-Air Cond. Alexander, Jimmy-Ind. Eng. ll Allen, Susan-Dental Hyg. ll Allen, Susan-Rad-Tech. Il Allison, James-Elect. Eng. ll Allman, l.otin-Dental Lab II Allred, Anne-Med. Sec. Anderson, Ginger-Med. Sec. Anderson, Steve-Air Cond. Andrews, Barbara-Dental Hyg. Il Andrews, Dwayne-Heavy Equip, Anthony, Gene- D 81 D II Armstrong, Brenda-Dental Asst. Atkins, Kathy-Med. Sec. Atkinson, Vincent-Dental Lab ll Attaway, Wanda-C LA Awfry, Aaron A.-Mech. En Bailey, Carrol-Auto Mech. Bailey, Joy-Tec. Sec. Bailey, Tony-Ind. Eng. II Baker, Karen-Dental Asst. Baker, Tevya-D. P. II Balcombe, Libby-Tec. Soc. Baldwin, Debra--CLA Banks, Kenneth-lnd. Elect Il Banks, Kenneth-B. A. ll Barbore, Dan- D 81 D ll N IMPORTANT WORD AT TEC 5 tl Barnett, Jayne-D. P. ll Barwick, Leigh-Med. Sec. Barwick, Neil-Dental Lab ll Batson, Ken-B. A. ll Baver, Linda-Phy. Ther. II Beard, John-Heavy Equip. Beeks, Shelton-B.A. ll Bennett, Delores-Med. Rec. Bennington, Cathy-Med. Sec. Bennon, Charles-Incl. Elect. ll Berryhill, Brenda-Tec. Sec. Bigbee, Jr. Clyde-Ind. Eng. II Mr. Rice proves that while at TEC, everyone's goal is to learn, study, cram, think, work-ls there an end to it all? Accuracy seems to be the most important factor as Frank demonstrates his skill on complicated machinery. 189 l Black, Joseph C.-Ind. Elect. ll Black, Kenny-D 81 D II Blackwell, Faye-CLA Blakely, Sandro-Tech Sec. Blosel, Mary J.-Dental Hyg. II Blosel, Rose-Med. Sec. Bolds, Ronald-Air Cond. Bolt, Danny-Mech. Eng. Il Booker, Billy-Heavy Equip. Booker, Jerry-Ind. Elect. II Boothe, Douglas-Mach. Tool Boroughs, .lon-Med. Sec. LECTURES AND MORE LECTURES, NO CHANCE FOR A NAP 'WW HERE! i M2815 S , , 1. ml... , QQ-Ny ,Q Q .vm-It AAI- , j , , ,, Students and faculty listen attentively during the Health Careers Building dedication. Boulware, Tonya-Rad. Tech. II Bowen, Wayne-Tool 8- Die Boyd, Debi-Dental Hyg. II Boyer, Dan-B. A. II Bracken, Danny-B. A. ll Bramlett, Steve-Auto Mech. Branyon, Debbie-Tec. Sec. Bridgemen, Boyd-Welding Bridwell, Raymond-Machine Tool Bright, Edward-Machine Tool Broome, Scott-Tex. Mgmt. Brown, Connie-B.A. II Brown, Frankie-Tool 81 Die Brown, Herman-Machine Tool Brown, Patsy-Tec. Sec. Browne, Ray-Heavy Equip. Bruce, Cheryl-Tech. Sec. Bruce, Gene-D 81 D Il Already it's Christmas time, but Joe Upchurch doesn t seem to have visions of sugar plums dancing in has head. THOUGHTS OF A BETTER TOMORROW . . . MAKE TODAY WORTHWHILE. Bruce, .lr. Ha rold-Chem. Tec. Il Bryson, James E-Mech. Eng. ll Bunch, Lamar-B. A. Il Burgam, Ken-Phy. Ther. II Burgess, David-Machine Tool Burnette, Cindy-Phy. Ther. II Burns, Robert-B. A. Il Burton, Maxine-Tec. Sec. Busby, Louise-Dental Asst. Bushu, Linda-Dental Lab ll Campbell, Beth-Mental H. ll Campbell, Billy--Num. Control 192 The Student Council President has the ever present problem of trying to keep everybody happy. Here, Mary Beth Porter attempts to resolve some pressing issues. Pat, If I get shocked, I'm going to slap youl Campbell, Leland-Phy. Ther. ll Cannada, Martha-Tec. Sec. Carbaugh, Larry-Heavy Equip. Carlisle, Tom-Ind. Eng. II Carpenter, Joe P. Mech. Eng. II Carroll, David-B.A. Il Chandler, Edward-Air Cond. Chandler, Spunky-Ind. Elect. Chapman, Jackie-Med. Sec. Chapman, Margaret-Med. Sec. Chappell, Vicky-Med. Sec. Chastain, Charles-Auto Mech. Quick thoughts fill a quiet moment. It seems that Mr. Martin is buried in his own thoughts. 193 THE MIGHTY MASS . . . TEC. 4 TEC students wait impatiently for their annual Chasteen, Roy-Auto Mech. Childress, Darrell-D 81 D II Chumley, Richard-Num. Control Clark, Caprice-P.M.P. Clark, Donna-Med. Rec. Clark, Janet-P.M.P. Clark, Kay-Dental Lab II Clark, Robert-Auto Mech. Clark, Samuel-Tool 8- Die Cleveland, Jerry-Num. Control Coggins, Benny-Tex. Mgmt. ll Coleman, Charlie-Dental Lab II Collins, Wes-D 81 D ll Compton, Jr. Armond-B. A. Il Connor, Shirley-B.A. II Cook, Dick C.-Ind. Elect. Il Cook, Linda-Tec. Sec. Cook, Thomas-Tex. Mgmt. II Cooley, Leon-Tool 81 Die Cooley, Susan-Phy. Ther. ll Cooper, Beth-Phy. Ther. II Cooper, Hayward-D 8. D ll Cooper, larry-Machine Tool Counts, Faye-D. P. Il 40 Another duty of the students is to attend events at Greenville TEC. 195 Cox, Danny-Mech. Eng. Il Craig, Curtis-Heavy Equip. Craig, Harry-Air Cond. Croft, Thomas-Tool 8. Die Crum, James-Air Cond. Darby, Paul-Ind. Elect. Il Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Barbara-Mental H. Il Charles T.-B.A. II Deborah-B.A. Il Frank-Ind. Eng. II Heyward-Tex. Mgmt. Stan ley-H eavy Eq ui p. Deets, Betty-Rad. ll Dempsey, Archie-Welding Dempsey, Edward L-D 81 D II Dickerson, Bettr-Tec. Sec. Dickerson, John-Num. Control Dickson, Marvin-Auto Mech. Dilworth, Fred-Welding Dilwort, Jack-Tool 8- Die Dixson, Kent J.-D. P. Il Dobson, Marion-Tool 81 Die Dover, James T.-Ind. Eng. Il Duckett, Robert-B. A. Il Duncan, Russell-Auto Mech. Durham, Daisy-Tec. Sec. Durham, Lillie-Tec. Sec. Eaves, Greg-B. A. ll Edwards, George-Elect. Eng. ll Ellenburg, Tony-B. A. II UNITY . . . lT'S THE MAGIC WORD V ,W f - f ,Mr f,.M'k .4 mf' nf' ' , ,f '4 5 I X M',,- X.wl4 ' ,Q I . xx. - 'X - , AT TEC THIS YEAR lab Assistant student Mickie wonders. . . Gosh: Does it really look like thot? It's Monday morning Cogainl. We've got the blchs, but we'lI make it. 197 ..-..f ' SKILLS ACQUIRED AT TEC ARE VITAL FOR A BETTER FUTURE. Ellis, George-B.A. Il Ellison, Roy-Ind. Elect. Il Esuary, Donnie-Air Cond. Evans, Fletcher-Ind. Elect. Fclulk, Sandy'-Phy. Ther. Il Fennell, Kerry-D 81 D ll Fisher, Kathy-Tec. Sec. Fleming, Billy-D. P. II Fleming, Lonnie-B.A. III Foggie, Brenda-Tec. Sec. f 1A A Ex. , sa? , . .,., a f .Q , Wanda Traynham assisted by Kathy Riddle apply a fluoride treatment on a young patient. Forest, Janice-Chem. Tec. II Foster, Gerald-Ind. Eng. Il Foster, Tony-Chem. Tec. ll Fowler, Charles-B. A. ll Fowler, Jerry-Heavy Equip. Fowler, Kathy-Med. Sec. Fowler, Mike-Air Cond. Fowler, Ronald-D. 8- D II Frady, Joyce-Dental Hyg. II Frady, Thomas-Air Cond. Frazier, Carol-B.A. ll Frechefte, Brenda-Dental Lab. III Freeman, Becky-Med. Rec. Friddle, Donna-Dental Asst. Fulghum, Malindo-Dental Hyg. Fuller, Keith-Ind. Eng. II Fuller, Ricky-B.A. ll Gaillard, Debbie-Dental Hyg. ll Gaines, Evenlyn-Med. Rec. Garrison, Berf-Tex. Mgmt. Garrison, Joy-P.M.P. Gibson, Beth-P.M.P. Gibson, Elliott-DG D Il Gibson, Jimmy-Mech. Eng. Il Gillian, John-D. P. ll THE HEALTH CAREERS PROGRAMS GIVE PRACTICAL TRAINING. U - L , Wasil dt? 9? X if fc-7 'Q H . I f . ,, f gg evra' 'sig Q issvr Gilliard, Birdie-Mental H. ll Gilreath, Debbie-CLA Gilstrap, Johnny-Heavy Equip. Ginn, Tena-CLA Goldfinch, Cynthia-Dental Hyg. Goodioin, Arthur-Ind. Elect. Goodwin, Alan-Ind. Elect. Goodwin, Dale-Ind. Elect. Dental assistants get practical knowledge in the lab. Physical Therapy students prepare Lee Campbell for a whirlpool bath. Goolsby, Jan-CLA Gravley, Charles A.-Ind. Elect. Gray, CharlewWelding Green, Lenny-Auto Mech. Green, Walter-B. A. ll Gregory, Marvin-Air Cond. Grogan, Kathy-P.M.P. Guerrero, A.-CLA 201 THE KEY TO FUTURE PROMOTIONS THROUGH INCREASED TECHNOLOGY. Judy Long and two of her fellow classmates work together to solve a very complex chemical proglem. F' M h ' IE - ' a I' affenfively i Q -S 921.5 Magix , !.'j'f 'f'T' xxx 5 .g. 4 1 nf .Q '---4. 54514 QQIDUQ' -I-A Guest, Jon-Elect. Eng. Ill Guice, David-Auto Mech. Gutshall, Janice-P.M.P. Hafer, Jean-D. P. II Hamilton, Richard-Tex. Mgmt. Hamby, Bill-Ind. Elect. Harper, Willie-Ind. Elect. Harris, Henny-Heavy Equip. Harris, Pam-Den1oIAss1. Harvell, Deana-CLA Hayes, Garvin-Air Cond. Heaton, Sondra-Med. Sec. Henderson, Donna-Med. Sec. Hendrick, Barbara-CLA Hendricks, Orville-Air Cond. Hendrix, Skip-D. G D II Hession, Debbie-B. A. II Higgins, Pamellcr-Rod. II Hipps, Barry-B. A. ll Hipps, Kathi-Dental Asst. Hodges, .luck-Heavy Equip. Holbrook, Calvin-B. A. Il Holbrook, Sharon-B. A. ll Holcombe, Doug-D. P. II Debbie Gaillord is intrigued by the quiet surroundings. 204 Hollifield, Ronnie-Chem. T. II House, Claudia-Phy. Ther. II Howard, Pot-Med. Rec. Huck, Kathy-Tec. Sec. Hudson, Dovid-Auto Mech. Hudson, Robert-Dental Lab. Il Huggins, Wynine-Welding Hughes, Donnie-Air Cond. Hughes, John-Mech. Eng. II Hunt, Brent-Air Cond. Hunter, Jenny-Tech. Sec. Hunter, Peggy-Tech. Sec. GREENVILLE TEC 1 . figs i. V1 ,I M rc. ,L . . ,.-2 P 'tif gr , R gx - Q X 4 ,jug , J it x, ,A . Z, . 1' ' 1 ,, by 7 f 445' W l l OFFERS A VARIETY OF INTERESTS. MF' .W ' .lf 4r '9 A ,-H.. '!. :N K Rival' . Q yefm 91 4 X' 3 Hutchins, Gigi-CLA Hyde, Elinor-Mental H. II Hyde, Rowland-Mental H. ll Irby, Mark-Tex. Mgmt. James, Ronald G.-D 8. D II Jamison, Kathy-Med. Sec. Jenkins, Joey-Ind. Elect. Jernigan, Ann-Rad. ll Johns, Martin-Mech. Eng. II Johnson, Diane-Med. Sec. Johnson, Gary-B. A. Il Johnson, Tylie-Dental Hyg. ll 3 l --n A quiet moment. It seems that Mrs. Young is off in her own world. gen ., 205 6 TEC OFFERS A VARIETY OF SUBJECTS TO STUDY AND Joiden, Kathy-Rad. ll Jones, Cathy-Tec. Sec. Jones, Lynn-Tec. Sec. Jones, Margaret L.-Chem. T. II Jones, Pat-Tec. Sec. Jordan, Martha-Tec. Sec. Joshi, Madhukar A.-Ind. Eng. II Keith, Ray-Num. Control Kellett, Johnny-Num. Control Kelley, Jerry-Tex. Mgmt. Kerns, Sandra-Med. Rec. Kilpatrick, Brenda-Med. Rec. , ,A f x H ,J Q,b..,.,3 JSI? f- i A ,T : .... iyiie , 4 W r YL A if A jj A, , , ,. ,, ,, ,gs,, 'r,,51'.,5-5:.:.a:w'VI, A: Q, M9759 f-a,,,.-',,-V, I, MV, w ,Q ff, few.-W: A f ,- - uf , fi f :Q -Fix H+ i'96ifl18i' These seem to be the sentiments of Johnny Arrowood after getting back on exam paper. CHOOSE FRGM 4 4 ' x J:jg,..,1 - 4. r - 351 Q T I 0 w , q V ruff 4. . ?f' P 1 ,yr V x Legs-Legs and more Legs King, Diane-D. P. Il King, Gary-B. A. II Kinion, Laura-Tec. Sec. Kirby, Sharon-CLA Kirkland, Kathy-Dental Hyg. Knight, Victor-Machine Tool Koon, Nan-Denial Hyg. Kristie, Wayne-D. P. Il Lam, Bill-Ind. Eng. Il Lang, Henry-Elect. Eng. II Longlois, Doris-D. P. Il Lark, Adele-D. P. Il 7 M- WORKING TOGETHER, STUDENTS LEARN HCW TO SERVE MANKIND AS WELL AS THEMSELVES. Lawless, Sherry-D. P. II Layton, Jay-Elect. Eng. ll League, Donna-Tec. Sec. Long, Judy-Chem. T. II Long, Pegye-D. P. II Looper, Bruce-B.A. ll Looper, Gaynell-Tec. Sec. Looper, Larry-Num. Control Lord, Sharon-Phy. Ther. II Lupo, Chris-Med. Soc. Lyda, Roscoe-Ind. Eng. Il Mahaffey, Sheila-Tec. Sec. Mahon, Ronnie-B. A. II Martin, Betty-Med. Sec. Martin, Pat-CLA Mathews, Sandy-Mental H. ll Mathis, Eddy-D. 8- D. II Maxwell, Charles-Tex. Mgmt. K 208 Maxwell, Vikki-D. P. II Mcobee, Barry-Elect. Eng. ll McCIendon, Joyce-Mental H. II McCombs, Jock-B. A. Il McCombs, June-CLA McCoy, Camilla-Tec. Sec. McCoy, Rhonda-Tec. Sec McDonald, Pam-CLA Mclnfosh, Paul-Num. Control McJunkins, Roger-Machine Tool McMurray, Georgia-Rod. II Mears, Jon-D. P. ll GREENVILLE TEC STUDENTS SHCW THEIR WILLINGNESS TO HELP IN ALL ACTIVITIES. 'Q Mize, Edith-Med. Sec. Monagne, Walter-Elect. Eng. ll Monteith, Gail-Med. Sec. Montgomery, Williette-Med. Sec. Montioy, Paul-Tex. Mgmt. Moody, Jeannie-Med. Sec. Moon, Ronald-Air Cond. Moon, Valva-CLA Moore, Sandro-Med. Sec. Morgan, Bill-Ind. Elect. Morgan, Carline-Dental Asst. Morgan, Nancy-Med. Sec. Morini, Sherry-Tec. Sec. Morris, Carl-Mech. Eng. II Morris, Gary-Machine Tool l E A ' 1 Nav lee Campbell of Physical Therapy demonstrates the proper technique for lifting. Sore hands and sore backs, but the ultimate goal made it worthwhile. S 1 E v l TEC PROVIDES A PROGRAM FOR THE MIND Moss, Jerry-Welding Mumms, Jerry-Phy. Ther. II Munns, John-D. P. ll Neal, Shirley-Dental Hyg. II Neigh, Michael--Dental Lab. ll Nelms, Wanda-Tec. Sec. Nelson, Eddie-Elect. Eng. Nelson, Elaine-Tec. Sec. Nelson, Dale-B. A. II New, Penny-Tec. Soc. Neves, Jim-Welding Odom, Sue-Tec. Sec. Offi, Bruce-Air Cond. Oliver, Curtis-D. P. ll O'Leary, Jody-Med. Sec. Orr, Pai-Rad. ll Osborne, Carlton-Num. Control Owens, David-Mech. Eng. II TEC strikes again. 1 TEC students work is never done Mr. PavIuk's students seem awfully attentnve Owens, Eddie-Auto Mech. Owens, Gale-B. A. ll Owens, Leslie-Dental Asst. Pace, Jack H.-Ind. Eng. II Page, Debbie-Med. Rec. Page, Ginger-B. A. II Page, Thomas-Machine Tool Page, William-Machine Tmol Pangle, Lindon-B. A. II Parks, Mary Jo-Med. Rec. Patterson, Kay-Dental Lab. II Pearson, Debbie-Tec. Sec 4 Pearson, Robert-Machine Tool Pearson, William-Tex. Mgmt. Pepper, Precious-Tec. Sec. Pepple, Barbara-Tec. Soc. Perry, Donald-Auto Mech. Perry, Jerry-Air Cond. Peters, Jeffrey-Ind. Elec?- Petfy, Lynn-Med. Rec. Phillips, Jimmy-Machine Tool Piper, Paul-Dental Lab. II Pitts, Barbara-Tec. Sec. Pitts, Donna-Med. Sec. SCHOOL PRIDE AND SPIRIT IS BROUGHT FORTH IN A JOINT STUDENT BODY EFFORT. ge i ' 97 Y . in E - - 5 i' 1 ffswyi, f, , 2 it ' fi '45, ef' f ., A X 'Q ' Q., ,g,,t-f- Q L ' v ,-39' C.j: iJfJii L , A , .. ,,,, . I I Plumley, Peggy-B. A. II Poole, Billy-Tex. Mgmt. Poole, Som-D8 D II Porter, Loshun-B. A. II Porter, Mary Beth-Dental Hyg Powell, Mike-B. A. II Powell, Monty-Air Cond. Pruitt, Michael-Mech. Eng. ll Randall, Vern-Chlm. T. Il Rovan, Joseph-Tex. Mgmt. Reed, James-Welding Renrick, Bob-Auto Mech. Rentz, Charles-Machine Tool Richards, Gene-Auto Mech. Riddle, Kathy-Dental Hyg. Ridlehoover, Joe-Air Cond. Roberts, Allison-Ind. Elect. Roberts, Jim-Tex. Mgmt. Robinson, .loan-Chem. T. ll Rochester, Ellis-lnd. Eng. II Rodgers, Mike-Mech. Eng. ll Rogers, Gigi-D. 81 D II Rogers, Ronnie-Chem. T. ll Rowe, Gregg-Tex. Mgmt. A, w if If f 2: -or 'Y' 'V' Walter Moragne completes his forward pass. TEC's general attitude is illustrated by students more than by a sign. 'l at Ill 216 .. Z, -' QAW Q X 1 gf NUMEROUS ACTIVITIES ENLIGH TEN TEC LIFE. nff 1 r ,S rf,-, Tb Jerry Munns performs a cast setting on a fellow student. , I X S L X 5 M 'Q ,Q 34 -3. on 1 ..,Aq m st, Salier, Raymond-Ind. Elect. Scott, Clyde-Air Cond. Scott, Gwendolyn-Tec. Sec. Scott, Melinda-Tec. Sec. Scott, Randy-Welding Sellers, Jimmy-Mech. Eng. Il Senn, Elizabeth-Dental Hyg. II Sexton, Tommy-B. A. II Sexton, Kenneth W.-Ind. Eng. ll Shcckelford, Jim-Tex. Mgmt. Shaw, Dianne-Med. Rec. Sheoley, B. H.-Mech. Eng. ll 2 If s A. 5 I M If Our Fearless Leader hard at work. Shearer, Betty-D. P. II Shelton, Charles-Tex. Mgmt. Shelton, Eddie-Air Cond. Shelton, Janeh-B. A. Il Sherbert, Daniel-Tex. Mgmt. Simpson, Sammy-Welding Sims, Jimmy-B. A. II Smith, Anne-Auto Mech. Smith Smith Sm ithl Smith Ansel-Tex. Mgmt. Ellen-Dental Hyg. Gloria-Tec. Sec. Keith-Air Cond. Smith, Lee-Air Cond. Smith, Mike-Ind. Elect. Smith, Tommy-lnd. Elect. Snow, Gene-Mech. Eng. II Snyder, Gail-Mental H. ll Somers, Susan-D. P. Ill Sosebee, Jerry-Dental Lab. II Sorgee, Jim-Welding Southern, Larry-Air Cond. Sparks, Ken-Elect. Eng. II Spence, Evelyn-B. A. II Standridge, Terry-D. 81 D. Il i n 6 6 A 1 OUR LEADERS SHOW THEY ARE EARNEST BY WORKING WITH US AND FOR US. N it M Q W During a lab experiment, Goof of the Chemistry Department holds his breaih as the last ingredient is added-HBOOMIX X DEMANDS OF A E s E Q f I 94 'Q if W 'X 5 x I, wk if f 1 4:3 - k -' me il ! 1 A39 .', -. Q ' Al AY ARE MET HEAD GN State, David-Elect. Eng. ll Stepp, Janet-Med. Rec. Stevens, Phillip-Machine Tool Stewart, Jimmy-D. 8- D. II Stewart, Vicki-Dental Hyg. Stoddard, Ma rgarett-Dental Asst. Stone, Anita-Dental Hyg. Stone, Danny-D. 8. D. II Stoudenmire, Gerald-Chem. T. Il Strawhorn, Debbie-Rad. II Strong, Mary-Med. Rec. Sturkie, Mandy-CLA Suber, Rudolph-Welding Sullivan, Evetter-Tec. Sec. Sullivan, Jerry-Ind. Elect. Sullivan, Johnny-Ind. Elect. Sullivan, Willie-Auto Mech. Summer, Aileen Summey, Roger-D. 81 D. Il Sweatman, Brenda-D. P. II Sweet, Dale-Heavy Equip. Sweet, Gail-Tec. Sec. Taylor, Pam-Med. Sec. Taylor, Randy-Ind. Elect. Taylor, Steve-Air Cond. Taylor, W. L-Welding Templeton, Flo-Tec. Sec. Terrell, James-Elect. Eng. II Thomas, George-B.A. ll Tinsley, Debbie-Dental Asst. Tinsley, Nancy-Med. Sec. Tinsley, Pat-CLA Tollison, Betsy-Med. Rec. Tollison, Thomas-Auto Mech. Trammell, James-Ind. Elect. Truynhcm, Faye-Mental H. Il Troynl-nam, Wanda-Dental Hyg. II Tripp, Cheryl-Dental Hyg. ll PREPARING FOR THE NEW SCHOCJL YEAR AT GREENVILLE TEC. Tripp, Rosa-Tec. Sec. Trotter, Sandy-Dental lub. ll Tucker, Alvin-Tex. Mgmt. Tucker, Randy-B. A. ll Turner, Allen-Air Cond. Turner, Joel-D. P. ll Turner, Pam-Dental Hyg. Il Turner, Revonda-Mental H. ll 222 -3 , ..., T xx I 1, W Q MY' , l , E mf , 5, fd Q5 ,f smQl 'V' A. im, , i 4 Upchurch, Joe-D. 8 D. II Usher, Walter-D. 8- D. ll Vaughn, Beth-Dental Hyg. II Velasco, Eugenia-Med. Sec. CW ful -mir' Waddell, Phillip-Welding Wagner, Ricky-Air Cond. Waldrop, Jan-Tec. Sec. l Walls, Shirley-Med. Rec. G1 TNF, VA Sim Washburn, John-Dental Lab. II Part of our school Administration Nancy Merck performs vital tasks for new students. Washington, Willie-Welding Watson, Robert-Air Cond. Watts, Kenneth-Dental Lab. II Weiger, Frank-Auto Mech. West, Judy--Tec. Sec. Westmoreland, Gene-D. P. ll Westmoreland, William-B. A. II fu J STE 4 LIFE AT TEC IS NOT Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, ALL WCJRK. White, Melissa-Tec. Sec. Whittecl, Jackie-Dental Lab. ll Williams, CleodirWelding Williams, Dee Dee-Rad. II Henry-Air Cond. Jerry-Ind. Elect. Judi-Med. Sec. Keith-Tex. Mgmt. Melvin-Ind. Elect. This class discussion has been under way for at lean fan minutes and no one even has his fists ballad up yet Must be talking about girlsl Williams, Ronnie-Dental Lab. II Williams, Steve-Dental Lab. II Williams, Vonnie-Auto Mech. Wilson, Cliff-Mental H. ll Wilson, Nell-Med. Sec. Wilson, William-Auto Mech. Wood, Billy-Auto Mech. Woodall, Mike-D. P. II Woods, Diane-Tec. Sec. Woodward, Patton-Chem. T. ll Worley, James-Welding Wright, Willie-Med. Sec. Wyatt, Steve-Ind. Elect. Wynn, Betty-CLA Wynn, Calvin-Mech. Eng. ll Yeargin, Bob-Chem. T. II Yeomans, Patricia-Tec. Sec. Young, Glenn-Machine Tool One ofthe many pleasant instructors at Greenville TEC Abrams Ben'amen-Dental Lab I I l Adamson, Bert-D. P. I Agee, David-Tex. Mgmt. Alexander, Sidney-B. A. I Allen, Mike-B. A. I Allen, Randy-Ind. Eng. I Annis, Carolyn-B. A. I Ard, David-D 8. D I Arrowood, Debbie-B. A. I Arrowood, Glenn-D. 8. D. I Arrowood, John-Elect. Eng. I Ashley, Kaye-Dental Hyg. I Ashmore, Mike-B. A. I Affaway, David-D. 8: D. l Bagwell, Jane-Inhalafion I Baird, Nora R.-Phy. Ther. I Baker, Steve-Elect. Eng. I Ballew, George-B. A. I Bansal K. S.-D. P. I Barbary, David-Mental H. I Barton Phil-D. 8- D. I Barton Sheila-B. A. I l A I ii I Q Bafson, David-Machine Tool V Beardon, Johnny-Ind. Eng. I S NB .ylg wg . ge W 1 We 4 4 ' fi , .gf Bill Lam seems Io enjoy himself af the TEC picnic. A. .Vx GREENVILLE TEC'S CLASS OF 72. 'T Mr. Fantl umpires while Joe Stewart catches during student-faculiy softball game. 227 RELAXATION AND STUDY IMPCJRTANT THINGS AT TEC Bello, .lose-Chem. T. I Blackwell, Melissa-Dental Hyg. I Blassingame, Emily-P.M.P. Bowen, Betty-P. M. P. Boykin, David-Chem. T. I Bradbury, Bruce-Elect. Eng. I Brakefield, James-Phy. Ther. I Brannon, Robert-Elec! Eng. I Bridges, Cathy-Phy. Ther. I Bridges, PaHi-X-Ray Tec. I Brigham, Carolyn-Surg. Tec. I Brooks, Dozier-D. 81 D. I 7 AL Danny Cox, Mr. Roper, and Dovid Owens ioke time for a quick break. as William Hunter performs a lab experiment in Chemistry Brown I Brown, Brown, Brown, Cheryl-Chem. T. I John R-Dental Lab. I Kenneth-Elect. Eng. I Kenneth-Mech. Eng. I Browning, David-Ind. Eng. I Brucke, Karen-Rad. I Buchanan, J. E-B. A. I Bullard, Katrina-Inhalation I Bumgardner, Leonio-X Ray T. I Burdette, David--B. A I Burdine, Jack-Tex. Mgmt. Burgess, Nancy-Chem. T. I In I I I I I O Burgess, Reba-CLA I Burton, Shirley-Mental H. I Butler, Joy-Surg. Tec. I Calhoun, Linda-Phy. Ther. I Campbell, Donald-D. 8. D. I Campbell, Ernie-D. 8- D. I Campbell, Susan-Med. Red. I Canaday, Jerry-Ind. Eng. I Cannon, Charles-D. 81 D. I Cannon, Vonny-Med. Rec. I Cantrell, Yvonne-D. P. I Canty, Gale-Chem. T. I Capps, Sally-Med. Rec. I Carroll, William-Elect. Eng. I Carter, John-B. A. l Cassell, Waymon-Ind. Eng. I Center, Toni-Mental H. T. I Chandler, Ronald-Dental Lab. I Chastain, Kerry-Ind. Eng. I Chaudhari, Nilima-P.M.P. Childers, Richard-Tex. Mgmt. Chiles, Alvin Ray-Ind. Eng. I Childs, Steve-Machine Tool Clark, Beth-Chem. T. I ATTITUDES AND PERSONALITIES WORK TOGETHER AT TEC. 4'? ! wwf Dogmar Alexander shows Q pleasing personoliry while working. L ,, mug A, an e '- sl . I on-rf - Students learn to control massive equipment. 231 v1Ql Mr. Shirley takes his turn at buf. PHYSICAL FITNESS, A HELP FOR TOMORROWS CHALLENGES 8 ' . i . I? -L I ' 'hifi ' ' ,S :SLI .S - gay, I If ISS Coggins, David-B. A. I Cohen, Nathan-D. 8- D I Coleman, Dennis-B. A. I Coleman, Jo Ann-Dental Hyg. I Compton, Bob-Elect. Eng. I Conn, Malinda-Phy. Ther. I Conrad, George-Dental La b. Conwell, Ted-B. A. I Cook, Allen-Dental Lab. I Cooper, Candy-Dental Hyg. Cooper, Debra-Med. Rec. Cooper, Karen-Inhalation I Cooper, Morilin-X Ray I Copeland, Michael-Dental Lab I Corley, Jr. Devon-D. 8. D. I Covington, Charles-Ind. Eng. Cox, Belinda-X Ray I Cox, Eddie-X Ray I Cox, Larry-B. A I Craig, Jimrny-D. P. I Crain, Beth-Dental Lab. I Crawford, Leona-B. A I Crittendon, George-Elect. Eng I Dancill, Peter T.-Elect. Eng. I K Q Daniel, Charles-Ind. Eng. I Davidson, David-Chem. T. I Davis, Beverly-Chem. T. I Davis, Calvin-Elect. Eng. I Davis, Charles-Elect. Eng. I Davis, Donald-B. A. I Davis, Gary-Phy. Ther. I Davis, James-D. 8: D. I Davis, Mike-Elect. Eng. I Davis, Wayne-X Ray I Davis, Wilma-P.M. P. Dawkins, Betsy-Phy. Ther. I 1 21. , If Students await arrival of HTECNIQUE' 'I . itll l 7' I 1 VM S i I 41 1- . ff It N : '45 - z.. A .. :sw- Q I . A l if-f' . ,I I I P :II Y I 1, MASSIVE TEC GATHERINGS ARE FREQUENT. xx gs' E M Orientation day gathering. Delaine, William-Elect. Eng. I Dandy, Linda-Inhalation I Denton, Jane-Dental Hyg. I Dombrosky, Carl-D. P. I Douglas, Kay-Surg. Tec. I Duckworth, Madonna-Surg. Tec. I Duncan, Dana-Chem. T. I Duncan, Teresa-Chem. T. I Dunn, Thomas-D. P. I Durham, Jimmy-B.A. I Eaton, Kathy-Surg. Tec. I Eberhardt, Peggy-Dental Hyg. I Edwards, .lohn-Dental Lab. I Ellanburg, Kathy-P.M.P. Eller, Cecil-D. P. I Ellis, Angela-Chem. T. I Ellison, Bobbie-Dental Hyg. I Englert, Richard-Mech. Eng. I 236 Eppley, Johnny-Mech. Eng. I Epps, Dianna-P.M.P. Erwin, Kim-D. P. I Evans, Janef-Chem. T. I Faircloth, Ann-Phy. Ther. I Farmer, Lester-Elect. Eng, I Finley, David E.-Dental Lab. I Fisher, Debbie-Med. Rec. Fisher, Frankie-Elect. Eng. I Fisher, Jane-Surg. Tec. I Flemings, Sally-P.M. P. Floyd, Richard-Elect. Eng. I Forfner, Terrence-D. 8. D. I Foster, Napoleon-Elect. Eng. I Frady, Kenneth-D. 81 D. I Fulmer, Diane-Phy. Ther. I Galloway, Ann-Dental Hyg. I Galloway, James-Machine Tool f f- Jwwv' ,- If , K-' CQ 1,51 'Q . I f ' ' f Governor McNair seems to be enioying his visit al Greenville TEC. x V ' ' A -, - 1 5 'E 5 f, ' vi lx ww 912' rl TEC IS OFTEN I I HCNCRED BY VARIOUS DIGNITARIES The dedication of the Health Career Building brought many officials to TEC. WsmmA..s.amaNuamwn.zwM....-,,,. .. -...., M , . Gambrell, Charlie-Dental Lab. I Gambrell, David-Tex. Mgmt. Gambrell, Marvin-D. P. I Gamston, Guy-Elect. Eng. I Garrett, Linda-Dental Asst. Gault, Richard-Elect. Eng. I Gillespie, Jeanne-Dental Asst. Gilliam, Marlene-D. P. I Glenn, Mike-Elect. Eng. I Glover, Vickie-Surg. Tec. I Godfrey, George-D. P. I Goodnough, Clifford-Elect. Eng. I Ph, 7 STUDENTS PERFORM MANY TASKS IN THEIR INDIVIDUAL I Gosnell, Davis-B. A. I Gravley, Richard-Ind. Eng. I Green, Lee-B. A. I Green, Morris-D. 81 D. I Green, Sharon-Su rg. Tec. Greene, Danny-D. 8- D. I Griffith, Linda-D 81 D I Gros, Henry-Elect. Eng. I Gudzon, Richard-D. P. I Hokkins, Beverly-P.M. P. Harmon, John-B. A. I Harris, Jennifer-Chem. Tec. I md 'nn--- ' warp: Martha Jordan flashes a smile as she performs one of her many iobs. 5 AREAS OF STUDY. ,rv-illii Hill performs a vital step in his experiment. Harrison, Harold-Machine Tool Hart, Bobby-Ind. Eng. I Head, Robert-Incl. Eng. I Hedden, Debbie-Mental H. I Hellams, Robert-D. P. I Henry, James-D. 8- D. I Hester, David-Elect. Eng. I Hester, Dean-D. P. I Hicks, Carol-Mental H. I Hill, Willie-Chem. Tec. I Holbrook, Doug-D 8. D I Holden, Bill-B. A. I Holloway, William-D. 8- D. I Hooper, Donna-Surg. Tec. I Hooper, Monte-B. A. I Hopkins, Jimmy-Ind. Eng. I Horger, Francis-Elect. Eng. I Horny, Bill-B. A. I Hoskinson, Mike-D. P. I Huckaby, Sumner-Elect. Eng. I Huff, Peggie-Mental H. I Hughes, Nancy-D. P. I Hunter, Larry-D. 81 D. I Hurley, Sylvia-X Ray I Hyder, Karen-Dental Hyg. I Irby, Matheu-Tex. Mgmt. Jackson, Barbara-Med. Sec. Jackson, Diane-Tec. Sec. Jackson, Ralph-Ind. Eng. I James, Dill-Chem. Tec. I Jameson, Harrietfe-Med. Sec. Jamison, Clyde-Dental Lab. I Jefferies, Freddy-P. M. P. Jefferson, Jeff-D. 81 D. I Johnson, Allen-D81 D. I Johnson, Karen-Med. Sec. Terry Malone strives for qualify. Qiyfdi 59529 in I ww ' Y.. ,,,f,..,. ,. ,Q . eh ,. ...gas Q ., .., .. fwf - 'we 7 DRAFTING . . . AN IMPORTANT SKILL IN ENGINEERING. 43? Aaron Awfry, Burnet Sheoly, and Tony Rochester work on cl linkage problem. Johnson, Ken-D. 8- D. I Johnson, Marie-Mental H. I Johnson, Virginia-Dental Asst Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Julian, Debro-Chem. Tec. I Garvin-D. 81 D. I Judy-Dental Hyd. I Kaye-Dental Hyg. I Rainey-Ind. Eng. I Stan-B. A. I Sylvia-Chem. Tec. I Williom-D. P. I Anne-D. 8- D. I 42 Kay, Alan-B. A I Kelley, Linda J.-B. A. I Kennemore, James-Elect. Kerns, Jimmy-Chem. Tec. Kerr, Tommy-B.A. I King, Charles-D.P. I King, Lester-Elect. Eng. II Kinghorn, Dottie-Dental Kirk, Alan-B. A. I Knighi, Mono-P.M.P. Koh, Julie-Dental Hyg. I Koury, DunnyD. P. I Eng. I Hyg. I TIME FCJR WORK AND RELAXATION. 43991- , ww' fg.'v 'Qi'-37' - I xxx 4 j i bil . ' f ' ' Zfz I' .ef . -hu KH' ' . I if th A eg Beth Vaughn wonders if chicken is fottening.? gd -. ,v Rn. 4' 'us 0 .- Q . 0 . . Q 'eo- -,. Ju. ' Q ,- L 45 Industrial Electronic students take their course and fu ture very seriously. Lafoy, Randy-Chem. Tec. I Langston, Mildred-X Ray I Lasoter, Donald-Chem. Tec. I Lee, Cecil J.-B. A. I Lee, Karne-Surg. Tec. I Lesley, Stanley-B.A. I Leslie, Ray-D. 8- D. I Lewis, Joe-Phy. Ther. Linder, Paul-Tex. Mgmt. Lindsay, Betty-X Roy I Lochridge, Kenneth-B.A. I Loftis, Andy-B.A. I 243 44 HEALTH CAREERS SUPPLY A CCMMUNITY Loffis, Mack-Elect. Eng, I Long, Dennis-Machine Tool Long, Lindo-CLA Long, Randy-D. P. I Lowe, Donna-Surg. Tec. I Lusk, Roger-D. 81 D. l Lyda, Gerald-B.A. I Mace, Susan-Phy. Ther. I Major, Beverly-P.M. P. Malone, Terry- D. 8- D. I Manders, Leroy-Dental Lab. Manley, Ann-Chem. Tec. I Manus, Danny-Elect. Eng. I Marchbanks, Joyce-X Ray I Masters, Glenn-Ind. Eng. I Maffison, June-Chem. Tec. I Mayben, Betty-Phy. Ther. I McAbee, Rena-Surg. Tec. I McBra er Jo-Med. Rec. y I McCrary, Elaine-Dental Asst. Mc Donald, Cathy-P.M. P. McDowell, Kathy-Dental Asst. McGahee, John-B.A. I McKinney, Don-B.A. l X X N2 I K I Z X M ' f if 1 ztfiw ,f ' . ,Q E Z . 4 Q .Q k X l l NEED James Allison keeps a close check on the oscilloscope. 24 W? W M f .. V 1 7' .X A IVV' fuk in N.. mf 1 -'W r . 5- 5 v 46 f' ff f .MXL W Y A Q., ZA g ax: 4, N,,, V 0 ,, ff? ' fn llwHY?n WHY? . . . TH NAME OF THE GAME. McKinney, Larry-D. 81 D. I Melton, Judy-Chem. Tec. I Memmott, Richard-Elect Eng. I Merck, David-B. A. I Merrell, Rheio-Surg. Tec. I Merrill, Wcymon-D. 8- D. I Meyer, Barbara-Surg. Tec. I Miller, Barry-D. 81 D. I Miller, Dale-Dental Asst. Miller, Kathy-B. A. I Miller, Ronald-Ind. Eng. I Mitchell, Xavier-B.A. I Mizell, Kathryn-Dental Asst. Molony, Lynn-P.M. P. Monroe, Gene-D. 8- D. I Montioy, John-D. 8- D. I Moody, Jr. J. C.-D. 81 D. I Moore, Herbert-Mech. Eng. I Moragne, Georgia-Chem. Tec. I Morgan, Jerry-Elect. Eng. I Morris, Grayson-Ind. Eng. I Moss, Martin-D. G D. I Moyle, Mary H.-X Ray I 24 48 Murphy, Steve-B.A. I Myers, Thomas-Mech. Eng. I Nelson, Mary-Chem. Tec. I Newsome, .Ioan-Dental Hyg. N'choIs, Larry-D. 8. D. I N cholson, Nick-Mech. Eng. I Niver, AI-Ind. Eng. I Norman, John-Ind. Eng. I Odom, Brenda-Dental Lab. I Od C r I-D. P I om, a o . Overstraef, Patricia-Mental H. Owen, Barbara-Dental Hyg. A SPIRIT OF INTEREST ABOUNDS IN STUDENTS AND FACULTY. LL ,rf is .xy f' E ffw' , Q 3 6 n 5 , Business Administration students listen. Owens, Beverly-P.M.P. Owens, Mike-D. P. I Owens, RoberPB. A. I Parker, Fran-Surg. Tec. I Parker, John-Mech. Eng. I Parks, Cynthia-Mental H. I Patterson, Brenda-Dental Hyg. I Peake, William-B. A. I Peal, Debbie-B. A. I Pepper, Brenda-Surg. Tec. I Phillips, Harold-Dental Lab. I Pitts, Phil-P.M.P. Ponder, Morcheta-Surg. Tec. I Pole, John D.-Elect. Eng. I Porter, Derilla-Surg. Tec. I Porker, Kirk-D. 8- D. I Posley, Gwendolyn-Chem. Tec. I Poteat, Cindy-Dental Hyg, I Mr. Ponder and Mr. Brennon pull together in a ioint effort to improve Greenville TEC. 24 S fxfw-50 Power, Charles-Dental Lab. I Pridmore, Elaine-Phy. Ther. I Proffii, David-P.M. P. W Ramminger, Alice-Dental Asst. iff ii, ,, , w , Q ., , 4. 2 I Rasor, Bill-D. P. I Ratliff, William-Mental H. I Reeves, Dixon-Phy. Ther. I Redd, James-Elect. Eng. I Redding, Carl-Mech. Eng. I Reeves, Phillip-B. A. I Reid, Marilyn-Chem. Tec. I Rice, Darrell-Elect. Eng. I TEC SPORTS INVOLVE MANY STUDENTS. 54- fnmr'vV fe- A 45' 3'1- - 1 If N, ik 2 VTIX I I Richey, Becky-Dental Asst. Riddle, Charles-Ind. Eng. I Riddle, Jerry-Elect. Eng. I Riggins, Debbie-Chem. Tec. I Roberts, William-Machine Tool Robertson, Joe-Chem. Tec. I Robinson, Charles-D. 81 D. I Roddy, James-D. 81 D. I Rodgers, Paul-D. P. I Rollison, Debbie-D. P. I Rush, Johnny-Mech. Eng. I Sams, Jimmie-Dental Hyg. I Tom Mills gets to the root of the matter. Flag football . . . A contact sport? SCHOOL LIFE HAS VARIOUS MOODS. n-W! If 1,1 gg, Once again, if's Monday morning, and Rick Fuller, C. P. Al- tenhofen, and George Ellis seem all smiles as they recall the happenings of the past week-end. 06 2:51, ' Sanders, Don-B. A. I Sanders, Ray-Elect. Eng. I Sciple, Ruth-Mental H. I Scott, Janet-B. A I Scott, Kerry-B. A. I Seawright, Frances-Phy. Ther. I Sellers, Paula-Dental Hyg. I Senkbeil, Beverly-P.M.P. Sheirn, Linda-Rad. I Shell, Sarah-Chem. Tec. I Sherer, George-B. A. I Sheriff, Mike-D 8- D. I Sherman, Olise-P.M.P. Shore, Bobby-B. A. I Simmons, Linda-B. A. I Simpson, Dan-B. A I Skeen, Zack-D. 81 D. I Skelton, Gary-Ind. Eng. I Slack, Duane-D. 81 D. I Slay, Becky-Chem. Tec. I Sloan, Gary-Ind. Eng. I Slovak, Yvonne-Dental Hyg. I Smith, Alick-P.M. P. Smith, Dennis-D. 8: D. I Vfil'-I 4 ir. 1'-f 'tau ', ' S' gin., '4 .fy s Q X ' Sk -' ' - XT .., Q 04, ,, qos.-A ' -if Em gl., W Y - -M' lg 'I J, I Y, . J. , A 4 3.5, sf' , , .' . - I , , xv 1-1 X Q.. 1 , ,ffm I-,V V-, ,T 1 . 'A - . . cfm . ' X 1 'Q Greenville TEC's own Charlie Brown -Jimmy Simsl. I 253 4 GREENVILLE TEC- THE HAPPY LIFE WMWMWW, WM.. X 1, 1 W fx' Www A Vim, V, an , yy, , X. 1 f ww Q Z? 4 a . i - -1 4 ,,,. I L f ,. -a.' L NL '. - an L , 122' f' ,L , 'FI .. QA- ' 1- - '- f . . ,,, ef A 15,1-W., -Q Q - Q - b g re ' -- . - f 1' - ' Aw .. J' A-nz ' E - 0,4 Ak' F L. F t . . ' - Q ' .1 f , ' -xx' ' ' .- ' - Q- ' ,K .A . H - L 4- . - A ,K px r 5 sw. fiwf ma- , ' , . 'v qw f 1- --1 Q... .. , . A 4. -, -,L .. 'mm 'V ' V. 4 f ' , -. 1 -, L' W- vig- I . . x . . . 4 '- , A , , n . my ,. L W . . . ,, - 4 .A N ,X - i Q, . 4 ,,-'--'W-' 2 ,, ,W c. X -A -, L- VA . -','.-v... Doug Long-prepared to meet any situation. -5. Smith, Eddie-8. A I Smith, Jr. Robert-B. A I Southerland, Elaine-Med. Sec. Standridge, Adger-B. A. I Stanclridge, Glenda-D. P. I Steveson, Lemmon-Chem. Tec. Stokes, Keith-Dental Lab. I Stokes, Mickief-CLA Stone, Linda-D. P. I Stroud, Jana-Mental H. I Sturkey, Mary-Chem. Tec. I Sullivan, C. J.-D. P. I Sullivan, Emma-Med. Rec. Sutton, Jacqueline-P.M.P. Swafford, Joey-Tex. Mgmt. Sweny, Alan-Elect. Eng. I Switzer, Bill-Ind. Eng. I Tant, Jerry-D. 8- D. I Taylor, Anita-D. P. I Taylor, .Iesse-Tex. Mgmt. Thomas, Ann-Dental Hyg. I Thomason, Corneal-Ind. Eng. Thomason, Glenn-Mech. Eng. Thompson, Glenn-B. A. I Vickie Stewart enioys the happy life. Thompson, James-Ind. Eng. I Tollison, Robert-B. A. I Tuck, Susan-Phy. Ther. I Turner, Donnie-Machine Tool Turner, Kerry-Phy. Ther. I Van Horn, Bruce-D. 8. D. I Vergo, Ronnie-B.A. I Walker, Jr. Carlisle-Mech. Walker, Gary-B. A. I Walker, Ricky-Dental Lab. I Wampole, Gary-B. A. I Warren, James-Elect. Eng. I Qmvr PATRIOTISM IS EMPHASIZED AT TEC. IW Wasson, Jeanne-Med. Rec. Watson, Debra-Dental Asst. Watson, Mike-Elect. Eng. I Watts, Lee-B.A. I Weathers, Dennis-D. 81 D. I Weathers, Rick-D. 81 D. I Webb, John-D. 8- D. I Welborn, Karen-P.M.P. West, Mike-Elect. Eng. I Weston, Jr. JamewEIect. Eng. I Wham, David-Mech. Eng. I Whitacre, Jay-B. A. I I s X M4 .LN wif 3 Maker of Gwynne Congressman Jim Mann presents a flag to TEC. One of many certificates honored at TEC. 7 BEING HIGHLY QUALIFIED OPENS MANY DOORS. ,QIQ IVY Y X 'ri , -,..,,1- . .. . 4. ,M ali ,wus 'PY' QA' 7.25 Johnny Parker prepares a metallurgy specimen. Williams, Jacquelyn-Dental Hyg. I Williams, John-B. A. I Wilson, Sheilo-P.M.P. Winn, Rober?-X Ray I Woods, Andy-Chem. Tec. I Workman, LaConyea-P.M.P. Wuard, Frances-Mental H. I Wyall, Ray-B. A. I Young, Georgia-Chem. T. I Youngblood, Frank-D. 8- D. I 9 GREENVILLE TEC EXECUTIVE COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL FUTURE SECRETARIES OF AMERICA JUNIOR ASSOCIATION OF DENTAL HYGIENISTS ....T '2 1 TT .:-.:.:-T I mnlmt A :Wm ,L , 1 IW ' E , , .5311 - Zlglff-If 'i F I 1 , Q'f 'FJ 1 -I ' N X il I ll AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF PLANT ENGINEERS L STUDENT INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGISTS X X K -N xgqgxj NX XXX XX K My O' 1 x ',,X, R' x XXX Sq -X xXx Barbra Pepple, Frcliernify Sweetheart .vf . ,, g ff, if , SIGMA PHI OMEGA if .iw .di -Q. fl ' if '-:K , I wi, ' s . fn' ' ' MJ 4, ' af THE TA BETA OMEGA 5-. 'tv xx' VAN 'ws .g Sherry Morini, Fraterniry Sweetheart s 1 li: .942 s .141 -. ' nglgxi my .xv ff . 1 Q , 'N' - W- -v dr.-4. s,'r.M1.: 3. -V. ,xx 3 , in .-5 . Qwifgii Q' A L. ' t,. X- ..g-4--X .. . warm? -... 'bn .,.w Xu N. N it Q Wu ,law NN QX -s ,I 1 I If 7977 TEC-NIQUE STAFF ANNUALSTAFF Top Left. Vicki Stewart is often puzzled on identification areas in the annual. Bottom Left. Mr. Garrison chekcs the annual in preparation to be published. Top Center. Dora often lends a helping hand by typing for the an- nual. Left. Janet Shelton seems to enioy working on the annual. Top. Mr. Jones pauses to make a point to the annual staff. Bill Jones Bill Garrison Clyde Bigbee Bill Lam Charles Gravley Randy iGoofl LaFoy Vicki Stewart Beth Vaughn Janet Shelton Dean of Students Business Manager Faculty Advisor Editor in Chief Assistant Editor Layout Editor Special Events Identification Identification Copy Editor and Typist .55 265 .MKK N-.nga L 'N-. Top Left. Clyde Bigbee wonders about final completion. Far Left. Bill Lam puts the final touch on layout. Goof gives layout special attention. Charles Gravley looks over selection of photos. Left. Beth Vaughn checks for that certain picture. 333851 fI 7 R 3. ' fam... i I 5 ? i S Q 4 5. ix ge wwf ., ff xx is 'QS-.. 3. M WEEE! r 5 Q 7 wap 1 WR!! , I X 5 Maintenance. Left to right: Hub Smith, Odell Suber, Jake Vaughn Donnie Barnett, Jack Campbell, and Wade Riddle. Tommy Mabry. Shipping and Receiving Clerk. OTHER PEOPLE CF TEC Housekeeping. 'Ist Row Cleft to rightlz Albert Smith, Caster Lee Brown, .lack Blackwell, Henry Wilson, Virginia Lee, Haskel Williams, Essie Kelch, and-Frank Young. 2ncl Row: Emory Sullivan, A.P. Curefon, C. B. Troynham, and Raymond Baryles. fg,.',,.u.-Af 2' f 'AA' - ,H , , ,ZLL ,- .MEE eeeee y ng., -or B--1-....,.,,,,,, 5 r 269 Top Left. Chester Simms Food Service Assistant Lower Left. L. Fair Food Service Assistant Top Right. Margaret Hill Chemical Lab Assistant Lower Right. Louise Maragne Food Service Assistant xv -M4 . 1 P 3 ill We ix? 'XSQQ nu Q -Q -,QM 'NN 1, u ff Y ...af-..' TEC downs on on new tomorrow . . . TEC 1962 TEC 1962-1977 74 Library-Classroom Building TEC under construction. TEC-GROWING -........,, LI- ,A 1 -.f I WA .-, A..-- 1 I 4. , ,, kfaf' 'fr . Y A if 99133 '-53: A H QXCXRZ 35 x Q, .QQ , x 13. .K- M ,W Af rg, ' P - Ni..-.f -J -fg5,x-'iz-fm'3i FAU -3-':, hJi'Q,. ,f . 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S i f TEC AS WE KNGW IT The mighty mass of TEC today, working to fulfill a community need through self-develop- ment is aspiring to meet self-chosen goals. The energy brought fourth will endure to serve ourselves and our fellow men. , Jean, 1 heyyy ,fir f' affix, , ,WVf,A,,w,s. VWW tum ' : .vi 2 V 'Wm thi A H- lk Elf' , X 1'.'T ' y- f--' . . ' ' f may ,.,,,., , -- A - 4. 1, TJ nu f I VI baggy. I H ,H M n ,EI I ,I ' ,,,, qi LST, ,. 'xv . t M ' Nw K, get' ' - 'mf ' , , fi, All! 77 vffv M ,,,, X, Wa K D A ,Nf,, L Vizv Eg, x T KV A M Q , EENvn.LE re d-M -- SUPPORTS TEXTH. f ES 7160153 MASQPFK? ' f f X 'I MY mm Mnwm hw..,mNw Tec supports Textiles. Senator Thurman at TEC. '- lg. L M4. TEC SUPPORTS Mr. Burton ond Congressman Mann pause for cz picture during the Congressman's visit. Joe Hall works to supply on need. 279 i Graduation. Bill Lam takes office in AIPE. Louis Williams takes time to give o speech during dedication. 280 L Q Ml ..-...f-W. TEC PRODUCES LEADERS Joe Carpenter accepts vice-president in AIPE. Thomas Collins, Governor McNair, John Waters, and Robert Ash more four TEC. 281 Walter Monagne takes everything in hound To move that ball Still time for sun. FS S TEC- lT'S NOT ALL WORK Cristina Arce seems for away. The Drifters work ouf. 284 W CHRISTMAS DANCE. . . PR! IECTIDII was UHPS -ff Strictly Soul Our L ght Mc Mosely Hum Ito IYs the real-l-I thing . . Some lost minute plans ore given by Rick Fuller before the game starts as Ronnie Mahon listens. 2-4-6-8- hike! Tag! You're it. 286 .+W..:4 e-du-Jr -if J. if .1 'saw Sa Vw X if S mg: 5 Sm , TEC SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS Never mind The mosquito-hit the bull! But we've only just begun. The rest of her wen? that-o-way. 7 .gl Facilities ofthe library are varied and widely-used. C h 1 Q57 Q W1 KW , ' ' We 'Wx Stan Lesley seems to doubt cerfoln pomts And then she said. . . , gl 'Z xi X The call me the ioker. 7 7 f Qwv .4151 .-,iff fu, Y KZ v . W .. A 9 TEC LIFE-EDUCATION, FRIENDSHIP, AND ACTIVITIES TEC STUDENT PARTICIPATION IN SPORTS . . . I MN-Q num, Hey, this is supposed to be touch football! You either do it my way, or l'1OfGf all! I've got this one blocked. On the count of 3-iump! Walter Monagne takes office as president of AIPE. Working together for plant layout proiect. Ben Seegers' class with Mental Health 292 HELP- SELF-HELP AND GUIDED 94 Making friends-a part of TEC TEC's general attitude , A if LL, Eg. . , t nu- F lr T 'W' rain'-'Ziff' r:.ElN.!'v'll.L,.': lf-M fs., ii Xi Roger Lusk and John Webb work on notes during class. Leaving . . . ENTERING TEC. . WORKING AND LAUGHING . . . LEAVING. Another year has come and gone . . . We entered TEC with enthusiasm and hope-hope that tomorrow would be fulfilled by our studies, hard work, and warm friendships. As we leave, we are filled with the anticipation of a bright future. All the hours, fears, ioys, and tears have created longlasting memories. The TEC-nique staff wishes those who are leaving success in their chosen fields, and for those who remain we encourage you to carry on the spirit of Greenville TEC. 295 GUIDANCE, LEADERSHIP, DEDICA TION Guidance-John Lay ip-Mr. Barton i i -Students , Af fl ff H 297 za is , NO STOPPING US NOW As we close this book, we leave this year with hope for tomorrow-not sure of what it will bring, but de- termined to meet it with hope, desire, and dedication for a bright future. , A- . 5 , H .sf ' ' Mr. Jones gives us the go ahead. Don't stop now! 299 X 9 4 'N ,,f,, 7 WE COMMIT ANOTHER YEAR TO MEMORIES. . . It has to be done by tomorrow! What? We have a test today! Do you mean that I have to make 94 on that exam to pass the course? But you said this was an open book test! Deadlines, deadlines, deadlines!! Does anyone have an aspirin? Oh, well, It's finally over!! The beginning of registration line . . . Our mild-mannered Mr. Jones makes his form of a grand entrance KWH -JB de ft Hqlf., .x At this time, I would like to personally thank the people directly responsible for the suc- cess ofthe 1971 TEC-NIQUE: Bill Garrison, Advisor Bill Jones, Dean of Students Dave McDonald, Photographer Bill Lam, Assistant Editor Charles Gravley, Layout Editor Randy CGoofl LaFoy-Special Events Vicki Stewart, Identification Beth Vaughn, Identification Janet Shelton, Copy Editor and Typist Clyde Bigbee, Jr. Editor-in-Chief INDEX OPENING-COLOR SECTION BEAUTY SECTION .... SPORTS SECTION .... ACADEMICS ........ FACULTY AND STAFF .... STUDENTS .......... ORGANIZATIONS .... TEC PEOPLE ..... . TEC ..... TEC LIFE . . . CLOSING .... LEBRARY TECHNECAL RESOURCES CENTER GREENVELLE TECHNICAL COLLEGE P. O. BOX 5539 GREENWLLE, S. C. 29606-5539