Greenville Technical College - Tecnique Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 406 of the 1973 volume:

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Water flowing out of the water foun- tains, People kicking the vending ma- chines and cursing under their breath to see the return of their money, People shooting pool and throwing cues, People dancing to Charlie Pride, Students and teachers talking and dis- cussing their courses, Students rushing to finish assignments, People ot all walks ot lite enjoying each other's company and their conversation, .I Y F' ' - v . .lif? xfy -'X f V.. fliiy 4 I I 4 1 QI I I The sounds o TEC I 4, I L ,, fl , ' If ' , ,, ' 'dime' 2 ccI i 'Q N I I , V 'Q I ,ft ,- , ,W ' ' V 1 g . ' lrmgggif A it Z.. 13-2 . 1 , , , I, ,, I I I I I uI I I I I II 1,1 H: When one walks down the corridors of TEC he will hear sounds coming from the rooms. Whether it is the sound of machinery, the sound of a voice, or the sound of typewriters, there is one thing that is certain-teachers and students are making those sounds. 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Concentration makes TEC students dif- ferent. We concentrate on the tools that are needed to turn our determined goals into workable realities. Whether the equipment is machinery, books, or chemicals, these tools are essential in the learning process. Concentration is one more step to that ultimate goal. It f l- li 'J f-aware! Preparing for futures in law offices, Susan Caldwell and Eddie Brock get needed training on typewriters. I6 Added growth caused once grassy scenes to be turned into a parking area. Police Science Department Head Bill Butler re views textbooks used in his course. its necessary to their learning are run in the :ste Water Control Lab by Randy Blair and Bill :David. fifp I w 'E -Gu., V ,.,- W 1 u M M: ,, .Tqimd , , I , L, ,N L + v. im- 5' 'bk 'L mfr X 3 Q: Q 1 ll c + 10 ,M X 'Q ' e l ,U , Q ,f,,, ,J .1 ,, 'wd,,,L- um Q y M.-, ,. ' ,'!,fm7'LQ f Q!! dw w nf as N ' P 4 L., H-, V V ., 1 eff T ' ' iff? Q., ' Vfifgfgf?-'Biff 0 'I' if r- N, , ' T ,MN -In ,. my 3 .we- People make the difference People are the difference in anything or anywhere, but at TEC people are the sign of accomplishment, of get- ting along with others from all walks of life. Whether it is in a classroom or at one of the many famous ballgames, there is that feeling of being cared for and of being wanted. Even the con- flicts of the classes and problems could not stop this feeling that the students and teachers give to each other. l l l l l l l l l .l TEC . . . A chance to learn All we want is a chance to live our own lives and a chance to find life's opportu- nities, instead of being told of them. We want to find out what, how, and why. We want to do something and to be something worthwhile. We want to learn, and that's why we are here. 22 71 'il :rv -.Q fr 143 'll .. J I T-A ii ? 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The next b dance was held after Ms. Greenville TEC eant at the Sheraton Inn. By far the dance of the year were about five people present. Gne of best rock bands in area, The Spontanes' from Charlotte provide: the sounds. This dance wa the second dance tha The Spontanes haw played for TEC. School spirit made thc scene as never befo. partly because of thi Greenville Bulls, Green ville's semi-pro footba team. This year being th Bulls first year in th league, they needed a wa to increase support fror the fans. The students TEC met this need b adopting the Bulls as the own team. The Bulls re sponded to this support b playing a perfect season a they won 12 games. X . e,, i ' W3 1: '-,Smit ' X,,j3,,2:,!1, N tv: 1 V - WR gs V ,j, if H QM , Nl 4 f s , IWJM4-V-.!, 5 tx - im f x is Y ,, Y J ' 'iffiiff iw f:?fiI.f5 S , - 'xgigiaiivi H fi? ga: wits , A i t :MM ,f ,ff e , - - ii sie' aw ' ,f Q 7, ' A 1' tv -:ff , Q ' i r XA f gt 3 V2 -:sf Despite Halloween goblins, TEC students enjoy the Halloween dance! Gideon Craig shows his Bull spirit by selling Greenville Bull pins. Mollie lane Taylor knows that Concentration is important in typing. Would you believe jumpball? Patty Rhodes and Shawn Poole take time out of a busy schedule to discuss the days events. The photographer catches the interest of lames Goldsmith. 35 if V R Time Out For TEC Students The students at TEC took time out from worrying about their studies to en- joy a few moments with others. Before and during class breaks, stu- dents managed to get together in the canteen for a few laughs or a friendly game of pool. At the end of the day, the fraternities and sororities managed to get together at Shakey's, for one of their many famous gatherings. If dancing were in one's soul, there was always a dance to be found. These were only a few reasons that TEC students seemed so happy and free in school life. U F 5 Nj 36 ' V eu -vt Y. -. t KX rs? 2 ii if A iii' J ,Q ii An attentive pool sharp receives advice from a friend. Members of Theta Beta Omega always enjoy themselves at a party. Debbie Stone takes a break and enjoys a good laugh in the canteen. PM A 4' i , A Ac,f. ,,- Q ,,, V A MT , if ' ' K ,r ,A W LJ,-4: A. if ' 'vvilnv f 'QV' out N Making use of the new pool table, Steve Griffith contemplates his shots. At the Halloween Dance, lanet Whiting dances to the music of Brasstown Ball. 37 V.. ,,...., , V ::.:,,,1.M-M. -A..a....A..,, V . Simi Q wi Nz Q 4 I f N fe X! wx y 1 J X 'yi I N1 gf! f W f ff WW A 4 M4 g , XZ Z. f ff-My ' I xv? NA! ,X Ry? ,Qi 22 an H ,M ff .Wu ww .2 fL,. . .:Mfe'aM -37' I ww-wmv A' 38 A ,1 'Z' 1 Q Q . ,AMT Q My W. WW 'k Gur opinions now changed Our first reaction to TEC was to compare it to a college. Getting ac- quainted with TEC's style has changed our thinking. The instructors were concerned with our comprehen- sion of their courses. We enjoyed meeting new friends at the many gatherings that were offered. Our open eared student government gave us multiple chances to voice our opinions and tried to follow them through. These are some of the atti- tudes that separate TEC from other colleges. Spirit is shown by Eva Watson, student body sec., and Bonnie Cordor, Miss South Carolina at the Bull's game. Surgical Tec. students benefit from an operation room demonstration. Rechecking answers and concentration are needed during a test as shown by Tina Peake and Lyn Covil. Cuitarman gives his All in a Psi Chi Omega dance. Now let me explain this again, and again, and again, . . . , says Chris Baird. Dan Dillard reflects during a quiet moment. When TEC students work hard not even an ex- tremely thin person is noticed. s Q W 5. Wa Y X, 12 0 9' -y ,,, ,av 'A 1 5 ya ,7 W 3,7 'AW , 164 ,G ? il X5 5 f by I KW 63 Y' W1 X ' M 41. , I u ' s 1, r ' X 6 ff Relaxmg nn between classes, Almsa Hembree enjoys a coke Peek a boo, I see you 40 Charles DAVIS concentrates on what IS happen Enlgymg 3 good Conversation is 3 good pagt mg un dass time among TEC students. IWHFK W8 , , fxktui. Goof sets his can on another can. A bake sale brings the sweet tooth out in everyone. 41 M54 A' 4' aw' Even TEC teachers get stumped on questions as shown by Mr. Witters. P OOPS! I think I'm gonna be sick! w K I 1 7 Lou MacDonald concentrates on a typing problem. joe Looper and George Stoudemire adjust their micrometer. Another exciting lecture day for the B.A. students! Two drops more and that should do it. -43 Now a little bit more to the left, Ray Smith. Would you believe stewed rocks? Wow, where did that come from? exclaims Libby. No you can't have the ball. Could it be that the answer book is wrong? asks Carol Coble. Cary Clardy and Mary Anne Bracken clown it up for the camera. lf Lava doesn't work, the scrubbrush will. A titration takes alot of patience as shown by limmy Burns. What a time to learn a new dance. Cinderella and Prince Charming, alias Denice Mace and Steve Griffith, arrive at the ball. 44 l YAvr Wk .,,, ,,,a ?'h,,L ' 1 'L Q V Q ,1. .1225 -. K Nqyv' Afi- X Numara my el if ' C.. ' ' , , 4- . t -z -1 I Mraz, I mmm M. mm.-fm s -. '-M Ei Q E i 1 3 l 2 S V4 is l. ,faq 6 Someone seems to have tickled Anne Rubenstien's fancy! Reading and research are important facets of TEC life. Chemistry TEC students relax before class begins. 14 Ii -Q flff- T11 'Q 'lf fi ' ,Ll .1 K I1 E Qll I 'Aria P .Q X, 'p 'alfa .f 5 in-:D SIIG? i ad a . M' A ' ,,'L., 2rtIIldc..'Z: 1J' ' 1 .T 'TT' fwL't1innif' ' ' AZ,,1lUnt!': 'f' 'fwbrn-i't' Wimqwf 3 46 Competition rises to a fever pitch during football season. Gotcha! Robert Granger finds solitude to his satisfaction. Where are ya? asks Ed Edwards. ta 47 fm, 1 102 'N 'musk' f Mt 1 'Ty' ' . ' N 5 'H I . ,gt ,A ik , ab, 5. , , : 453 K Z ' ' X X x M S ff t ll 'Do you see what I see? A football fan does a little wishful thinking. Wet and Wild! Take a deep breath. Q HQ? Q df 'K W- K f Q 1 V a ,t M1-ww 4' -S'Pf,e4f0.0V fi! M Now Bird! X You may be the last to know you have foot odor! J , TEC-a chance to be Capability and conversation were two important facets in being a part of TEC. Students used their inborn ca- pabilities to learn specific skills such as operating an adding machine or one of the many pieces of equipment at TEC. Through conversation stu- dents really got to know each other. Not only did students make friends to be with at school, they also made many lasting friendships. Serious con- versation also helped in changing some poor conditions on campus such as the bad communications be- tween the students in the Health Building and the Technical Building. ww , , 1 Z :ix L fr if . HL its ' M , , ' xx , . 1, W ,, , v ' 'hc i , ' '13 .Q ,ii , V Q H, Q 4 A . 9 ., 4-1 my , A, lnl- . rr s ir T fl , .,.i 1'l Z' , 95. A stray dog benefits from orientation day at R0df'9Y Beard 935 N5 Pendl while Eddie Brock TEC. watches in amazement. 50 S W, A w 1 1 l l V l i l A vii., 14452411 -' f , gf -., .-:,'g5:41y.f Q f:f..sm., 'iii ' r iff' m. I nfs- fkewsgz if , W f f , , , fs. X f X K Z4 1 fr X 5 X wc 3 t . V t .. ., . 1 V 4,??f2.2'f 40 ' if swf Q f QA may 1 , -sw 2: as .fssv-f rf X- 1 fbfmfu' ' Q' Q Ez' Zfwrii., ' ni, :ft V l - xt .,,. ,qw ..,. , vw ,,. gs l l .,,a-an N f' I1 ,, C33 i ' 1 if ' x 5 ' e ' X ff! Y' 3,6 - '-141.-tiff:-Ct-' ' xi . Vv b A !.A, A , , A J , 1. 4 ,af g.,M QQ lm TTT CC? 9' 5 fwfr he 1' e, B' 3 All that tape and it's the wrong answer, sighs a B.A. student. An Industrial Electronics student, David Ellet- son, learns to read an oscilloscope. Deciding where to go to lunch poses a problem for 1306 Smith, Peggy Babb, and lim Petrillo. Students display digital dexterity during Office Machines. 51 y 1 1 i Tom Boggs practices for the pool table, using a metric stick. Linda Chabra and Gail Mikas pose for the camera. Each department has its own special patch. Beginning students observe advanced students prepare for surgery. Q ur . 6 Q X.-V,-A WWW- ----- M- -Www Second year mechanical drafting students discuss new equipment for their department. Chris Baird explains elections to student council. Now that's concentration! An apprehensive fan watches the Bulls play. 52 f y 1 N 1 use , ' - O ' - vw if as 'A ,, ' gl ' 'fir 'fir ' X . if fr X 5 U , ' W5 I f x 1 5 N . urs eZ.: ', vis 4 QQ. i'-.5 A , WI Y' 6 5 f-fj R 1 '- J .-yi f iv' v ' A 5 il Wig , toy 'Z ig: fi ff 3, X' MZ ' 7 . 1 A. W il fs , as . . , Wlvistwfffsvs . is lx A MA 0 it - ' Q X - X Sri' - . . s W... . . ,A.., ...L . ..,, s S 5248. an-2 f K s -. ' - W X- X , J, 2, 1 c 2,--Uri w i X f 535. 5 W , , , . X wp my i K I fl., ,. . . 'M , ,!:.,:- 'imv 'f 0 SL . X . -W fel: -. ',.. RVN' 'vim N gm, 4 E.-51 Q 'hkllllui z E 1 I E s fy ., ...A is fkthyi rw Y 53 Y 1 xii' i ' I Y Last minute touch-ups seem important to some people. How can all that hair grow on such a little boy! Knowing, caring-that's what it's all about. 'A View C4000-5 L' f ,M ,T 'win , fit ., M 4 ff-Ark- ' viidaf, 'fr fins! T Wfwf N-,W4:Sv 5-,A,,,..----.-.a,-ff y. .--..,....- K ,ex VV . f-me i 1 599' 71af??'lb' fl 'Qi' f ' 5 st 84. if f 3 ef. s K jx ,.7 u. The dean enjoys the end of the year activities. Physical Therapy students work their fingers to the bone. The end of the year dance brings people closer together. 35 Things go better with Coke and Roy Harlow. Displaying perfect batting form, Mary Ruth Hen- sley readies herself for the pitch. 56 fan- X U xl . o ' will . H' R 1. . Ah ,N I , , ! . A J' if 4 A ztgfg ig! 51 f ri E au I f :I gang 1 '11, if fl t V' 'Af' Q t t fwff to A ' fm kt if Q? ' 'ev W 1 . Y i Where was the party last night? One teaspoon of nitric acid will cure what ails you. 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A throat culture is taken by Kay Crastie. ,SVU l s 5 'w S.. Pretty smiles can always coax someone to run er- rands as shown by Molly Taylor and Gail Hopkins The B.A. bunch rambles up the ramp ready to face their next class. Hi there! iffflik . ' 'x ta, if 1 k li, fgyfif gi :ogy t 2 '5 N 4 54 f mga? , . ,- 61 Fi 3, 1 t 1 1 v. v g bf Lf 1 n K E E E F nh 4 K There were the masses of students that came to TEC day in and day out, earned their diplomas and left no lasting impression. Only a few were willing to give their all because these few saw the cause. The cause might have been par- ties, classes, scientific experiments, or other extracurricular activities. No matter what the occasion was, those few people were always here ready to give their all. So those who sweated it out to give enjoyment to others, we thank you. What do you mean it's nice seeing him? pouts Dean lones. CELEBRATE! Susan Memnott knows that presicion counts in Drafting. I You've got a lot to live! 64 .Q-.. Y, .. 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Af- ter the fun we settled back down to the business of preparing ourselves for fu- tures. Hours and hours in the lab and classroom helped in our preparation. Fi- nally, we realized the real worth of our studies as we graduated with jobs await- ing us. ft at 90' ' at W 4, in naw H Y 1. ul E' ' s X. n nr ,Rn ,XA W x. X. pf ' Q 4222? A, ki' 4 N X x , L, i V 4 1 F x il fa 4' 'Q 3 '51 ,gm 'W K Q x 'V Cc Nllll l 1 1 'HV A 4 . I 2 , . ,MM Q-4 '51, 245 ,M 5 ,Fx A 'fl am so hungry, I could eat paper! lane Floyd models the latest in hospital gowns. Psi Chi Omega students propose a toast. 70 1 W ffefzz, ygc ,Q x ,, X f., ,Q 7? X I W afdf B oN o 9X0 W1 -..---., -sur MSL ' i nv Q , 10 bl L1-J 51 'B .J X D I l . N r ' x ,Q N 2 I ls, t 1 I . A Q in 'F' N 'Q A 1-fly f 1 X , v A , . , Q a I J Q 5 X O ' --- . o I' 1 li I i J fd' ,..,,..--f-P ' -9 , rv 1 Q bv- EM ,gg 'W' ff Gi if '.,.5- . ff! f....: -B N :ww-1 A N I -We I , -' eg will ' 'X V ' 9:91 i ar mv,- Qh 4 , Q vgx Q. Q.. 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They realized that life is what one puts into it. 4, f ff 1 --f M K 'Q 5 1 .,ggj x .,,.. ,. sy -- ' ' ., sy 4, it 5 ' ,r Goof forces Gay Durham to eat lunch. Keeping tempo to the music, this dude dances on 74 ,, 1 ,V V' t ! M fm' ' X 4 5159+204-' nsa.a,rfS,'T4wfkfm,w, 90.11 1 A 'f if .N if. , 3 fr .Q :TJ - ,,. gf. f- v,,i,w,5r.,,,,:,...W ...,,:,, g.r.,,WA.N1 5,, -N wwf.-V6 U r., ww, ,N .. . W . .4 , 1 , -e if I Y- s f . 1 ,i Q it ,A ,E E K 5 Q I , V J - L .,j'-lily , ,X A.,, 'ft H ff xg' V , TW' , . 3T q'wJ2?25-A 3 ' , . , g,,,,,, J- Q M - U. ' , H-'fe' ,W -... , V , I - I .....,........-...-. J 'fl I as And in this O.R., we have patient number one! OB Horseshoe, what's happening? Diligently, Vince Crawford traces a straight line with a ruler. F Exact measurements are important to the Tool and Dye students. The Christmas dance gave friends a chance to get- together. What a way to bring in the Christmas season! 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I f. fr . f,- 'S--:5+jj,,.,5:4'.v 1515, 5 . .:.:.:: 1 ,Q F ' , l 4 'Lv -'U ' '- we--:-a':s3': X ,,..,M.:.:.: c X fs f wi' -Wim A Unique look at the Library-Classroom building Dean lones tries his fast-ball in the student-facul during snow. softball game. 76 , ,X . x ,Q -CX i-L 'bv V M, fl. X. i J- N . gf t a a 52 K A f '-'-'Q ' ' wifizJ Labeled test tubes are important in experiments to CLA. students. Friends walking, talking, and sharing. 77 N em V, 'SEM if' 1555115333 wif' A ' 'WWW' I an Cary Clardy's HAREM: Ann Whiteside, Van Ander- A football game can always ruin a hairdo. son, and Libby Hall. Who's taking whom Friendship is important to TEC students. ? Mt ' 1 A mg.. , . f 1 nd i 1 LI 1 ff- , 5 I' ,Q if ' W f in .1 'V Campus casano as charm hacks 5 - lv 'NM HN 4 wg. -v M-ur 'N m.-. 431 MN. Q 1 dr 'I' 'fx .a 31 by L Mx' . dw, Mui 'rb- 5 WE: ,, A y W, ' A 1 1, f'-. YL, ,. N 2 , T 1 Wi- .ruff 35:5 41 ,,e. '19 Happiness and Seriousness are TEC. Q, - ,gg s,,,,.,,,,, W , .. 4 . 2 ' 1 ff, ls 20 Z, W ' RW? X. PJ' 1515713 ! Slide rules make math work easier and not so 'X confusing. Some courses can give students big headaches. A business student improves her skills on the add- ing machine. Technical hide behind her typing book. Instructor ing class. 82 f Secretary, Lou MacDonald, attempts to Doris Bartels teaches her technical writ- l i v v 'fffmfflf 'ifciif Student Body President, Eddie Brock appears to be in deep thought about TEC's problems. An outsider's view of a fascinated English class. X vi! 1 4 ie? ' . I s I t S 1 it 3 X n I. 45 i if fbi 5' ' 1' ga s 1 t ft S f' M ' K if V. . XM 5 ff? U we fix I gwfg f Up 251333 550' x ,J f 17 ? ,141 I .264 sw' 2:2 . 1 ,gg V-1 f 9 mc, -4 , .,v, 1 ,,,,. ., l , ,I If 3'E'TffQLQ pf 'iv gf, J jfixf as - '29 E - 'B -f 'xi 4 ! 'x 3 'Nl - i , Q . 't K fl . ,, 6571 J, ,,,, . 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'F' X f . . 2, 4' mf- 1 ,X ,X n. ,f 1 '53 ' - , Q Q2 f 143: 1.1 .f-W' N 4 ri A ww' ' ,ff f mm MZ, Sf! , 14: ,bf f X WK Q, if l i r , -L +R 'G-'I- :..::-ff' I 'fT Y fl f WW f fQV w Kg!!! W W x ,K ff X , myjq f 612 -44:51 Q f f Q 3 1 , w 4 ff aw M ' 1 gf QXQ35-if'-,ff , I fx f Q, X QXQXQQ 7 ,L f :ff 1 Z W- , y A ' Q X0 M? 'I J L .. f X X, , ., X H f gf ,, f c X f mfs 4' il -,X 317 H6 '45 86 'V' n... f ,rf '5 , I 'K .. A x I D 1 5 ' Q x i 5 .ft H f gn 4, '34 ., M 1 -'U ' 'mf S. ' A if - '1' ' -' g -vr-4' . 1 gram. ,p swk 1 - 41 as gm E ,an fair. .. Hn 5, Mfa 'Q L fa 5' gt M ' 1 S wx . Z' gt g, 8 as?:a-.-.,. fm. , x wx 3 WN v ' 5.5 has f 'B . ' , . ., 2 WE, W HV M ,Q W 1 , mam! . . mf Not even a rainy day stops TEC students. Serving as marshalls at graduation are Eddie Brock, Rod Beard, and Gary Clardy. Francis Peters swings to the heavy sounds of the Sportanes. A crane kused by heavy equipment silhouettes cloudy skies. Ron Purpora lays the ball up for the batter. You'd be surprised to find what is in a drop Brenda Bridges of Inhalation Therapy demonstrates the use of one of the instruments. 'fl just can't keep my mind on my studies. Engaging in a friendly snowball fight are Gwinn Davis and Frank Watson. 88 1 ui! Alden: im... .gig f -if xx 1 'K' fmmru W '2- wg, A x nw-JM' ' 1,5395 in E f A Q X -mis: lm.. my X X k f Books, instruments, people Tools for learnln Mrs. Outzs pauses in class for a students point of view. One more turn should do It Books can be more hinderous than help at times Not all classes can be labs. K Kimi X 'fy ffm? IK q Q . eu ' K if Q V, VM' 3 ,, . 'neura- A,,,,H W-: 'L -. 2.4- 1:45- ,, if mi 'L-44, 1 Q fa ,JW fm +1 4-.'f'f'Y Z We Wx ,A ,j 'Xa ' if ' iwy '21 '- wnffvig 2 A I1 '. ' . Af 4 0 , 'A' V' , LQ :AI Nw, A ' My F f 'vrvf 1 AQ, V 'nfs Y' 8 vig!! X 1,1 46' C' 'r' ir' ' ft . MARK 'Q' ,X Y L g I .7 N ,ik .' . . it Y I' ,g s a 1- ' 4 ', f ' l X flak EN' , 0,75 gt' ' V ' ima' W l K 1 '41 5 .4 A. F' YJ' V A mi N 'S -..,,f'f 1 K N N Doing and seeking for the future. Char as Ya 1 W Earth movers cover the past and reveal the future. Getting involved in conversation could cause to forget what she was doing. Iust a dab should stop that squeak. One little button can stop the whole works. 93 553 OHS rr x r- 1.' 1- Q x . f gy I3 x x x 2 3? + E m Y, . :lg i 5 1' 1 - Y U ' I U ,, , Lf 1, , r M , 'Q H' Y if W K. H ll if A P F I z 3 5 bl l 'I 1 i V , , Vw f, 4' ' - F A I fl, w i ' . l 5 2 X ' 94 ' X ' 1 W 2 , . X . ? l V M A hM H v K-mvkiw . wx. XX G X W5 x 'X W is fg V . 15 Q Y c if: 2 JY P . s x,. X5 X , F. 'r Confusing Times- Part of it All iv, ,M sf i , V . - 2: f1 f'y,5rjZ f 1' my fa 7 f , , . ,, X X X Q X 'Z , , 1 Q I ,- Q M W A f, 1 W by 32 A172 QMQUKQQ WM i 1 96 fi . 2 ..: f .A,V 3 'W C Us Q l Qs Z . 4 M M an 4 ,V ,- T A'-if lx A 'asf .f my :Q Q' ' 2, zo . 'W Q l f ' ,Q fs 4,3 'Si Mixing up test tubes can be a problem for CLA students. A TEC student disposes of unwanted notes. Following the instructor and taking notes can be quite confusing. Waiting for the finished product, Dietetic students stand patiently. -X- wx f f' 'Nw'-'fw-var V-a n-aw in. .aw-wr X X k l I I 'I 7 Lf Lf 3 jj ' Z' Q gnx ' 4 r' 4 QQ' D l 'aC:'3J ,mg - . ,A Q wx if 1 ? f l K V .v Q 34? K5 I J A-f 'f ' sf' f n 1' , fi, r 'ff 1. ,gf i ,-4, 1 f .v 0' ' 'if' .gh L I lv f I y . ff!!! ,, A I J A 'L lx , ,gil f,'ff 1 f , ' ff' f 1,1 Il, !,, ,,, f f v Un., f ,I ,. 4. , V 'b , x . 5 I Faces E press Variety at TEC 3 ffwfgyvw Www V W vs. A9144 4' -W WNW F! N ,, -X fv- was 'wig 1' E , wf V - 1 .,:.-513' :vw '7.g1fY-ilk? Q Keeping warm on a cold day can be difficult. X . Xin Xt its with i 'A a : ix in , ' t Q 4 'ii a 55 215,31 Eh K, V, fm 4? Lrg!! 9 5 tif, ,-no- ' W' Ne ff. Five more minutes and this class will be over. A thousand things going On, bllf Still Adair Brewton is a thousand miles away! Taking notes is an essential part in learning. Student body President Eddie Brock and other stu- dents discuss V.A. benefits. 99 V ff Zvvw V ,V if Vg, ff ' ' - I V f ,, I i I .6 ' 'ff' f r ' gi I Q n,, IW, 4,4 M ,, ww, Q Z 2555 z ff I, 1 I X - rg ., in fra 4 f , ' ' M f iw M if -,.f. , Z gfyf Q If fs Z if , A f , , ff if gf' , L f' fi 84 Zi f f Wow, would you look at that chick! Foo Man Choo and Perry Hamby pose for the camera. Figuring out math problems in one's head can be frustrating. 8 ball in the side pocketg I hope! I can't believe I missed the whole thing. I 100 f i s 0 , i. ..,, ,a s wks X f -I , 1 f? X , M 7 a ss I X- 2: fb fri. ' W I , :ZW sis ww - Q - fgzfai k 'gm ' 4 5 V ax .w..: r4,c.:,.1'.'-' xx 1, 1 + , gr- 'fgj f v xr ' Efifiyl, c 'K , ' ' V. , . ef z . ' ' ..:'1g1.s,x- Q5 .fe ,V C I .'Q5!'b.' a 9' ,, 'Aw Q' V y .... X f , v-W-wf M 'W ' ., K ' 5' V VL' K 'Lf -A2 it - :lik . -f-' QQ 4 , RY 4, L' i Y ,V in Y M , ,,, . dmhistration and Staff ci f Y Z, J ' W - 4 , WV? ,-fx. 95' Q v 'Q TEC's Accreditation Becomes 5 15 'Pi Q, f w A Q di EMI! . , .mf V , S l 0 u Q l .A I a I U O f1l 'r .wa-WF' a Reality Under Wise Leadership. ' t we t ' 2 ,N , . W 1 R NV R 3 ' 'S ' 1 -...nt ' gm fvnnr Newly accredited by the Southern Asso- ciation of Colleges and Schools, Green- ville TEC can now offer truly com- prehensive post-secondary education for its students. The far-reaching plan- ning and leadership of Dr. Thomas E. Barton, jr. and the TEC staff are contin- ually expanding the opportunities for students in the Greenville area. The new College Transfer Program, to be imple- mented in the fall of 1973, is one more example of the continuing efforts of TEC's administration to meet the needs of today's youth. Since its inception, TEC has been a leader among schools of the area, with such continued guidance, its future, too, can only be bright. 101 9 i Dr. Thomas E Barton, jr Director A M A 'iq 59, V 9539 c f A 6 ff Q. p. . fd P 6 Q 6 0 Q 0 6 , G1 Q if Q A,:VV X x 3 uw, M :f,:,! ' o 1 f f -7' ' . yi 5 104 Rx ,awww xxvswllfl 5.5! .if 3 1 5 K X R 1 1 w E if , a D l n I W I W r V Hal Mulkey Assistant to Director his ,ff Dr. Wayne Scott Dean of Instruction 4 il fl William A. lones 9' ms. 1 + 44' ya'--q,. .. V xn. , --V 'T - .,y Q M Swirl!! A Z-,nu 1, sn . ,M I X 'HQ Y, R 6.32 42 'UW b .gms Y ,, ,M 5, gall ,, Z f tg 4 wr , 9 ,vb fl 1' x, , W fix, a KV' . Q f fi Nc 5. 1 , V i J: . ' , 1 -ikuwrvs MQW? . Ae , X' N if 2-is Q ff, is s Vg, i if 133. 4 Sw N 4 X I igisfwg Q, , 'NYIAS ,J 1 3? S0115 A :sv - yi- szqiff sys 2 1 -Urs ' N '.' yryw- , .ii xx , , 5 , ,3 vs, - iw. V wQs:xQ'Rsf. 'f , ..,q3?33gi'z,:g , 5 ,Measles if 4' YH! Q -1,Xt 1!. x 'I v, X9 j MZ li '-f':FiE,: gm' A :+:f'1.. fs. , L- Q' ,Q - 1 2 me 4965- wg ! v 35, , xi B . 1' +A 'Q ram 5 My -.ax I -:fs 7 Alvin Rampey ' Dean of Students Business Manager l' 3 'wx , 1 N X 4 ' , ' i X, A e Q' 1 K 54, E f, ,Q X, N, Pl' 1' in is ' Q sf 1 -1 ,, .i s if 44 il, , W lim la 5 ., 1 arf x AMW WJ' f r , i NW - ew 4s.ga,i, - Hazel Hall Dean of Adult Education W. D. Workman, Ill Dean of Allied Health Division Richard Cook Dean of Business, Industrial, Technical Div. f 9 12 if lc ww JM X X , ,,,,.,,,s. 5. gf A s sa X4 Q. 32 r- ,. Ae 44. X' ' v J I '. vf f xl in ' ' ,Qi , I ' F Nw.-,.. ,lf 'R , gsm. , P I if l . H, .v -'sf 15 av 5 -.f--- 463 , ? vhmmh WA J . X ..,,,,,M- V , .ww .Y., , W F, ggi ' f i 1 x Q , . ,, ,:i.,, - wffmf' F f' P 1 N ,AJ '.,V ' R if 'V-37 E t 0, fx 17 061 :nf- l .4l Ray Mixon Planning and Grants Coordinator Bill Fleming Registrar -f-.v.:,m, .3 li 'l Ella Garrison Chairman of Nursing Program Tony Smith-Assis. Extension Div. Bill Williams-Dean Exten. Div. I J. v .9 gg l x. ffbfrt H 1 I fy 'f 5-f . fs I' ga J 13' 6 ' . X I 9 ' A X ,si 'i' K - 1- 4 -- , '3iXAfy,3w,f.i, . . ,- .al -g 1- -M W ..,w 'w . -y, 5 . . ,. Q, weffr i3:f at-, -1 f 4 ., .-ft Sf- .nw mam' f , - 4:.- . .. H: fQgy4:g,iw3,Wf 3.545 Q , 11 5---s. vl-,y.a-1.- ,, . V ll ,,,..,,.Qfy Qs aw, t yrs? W A S ,tv X A 'Y 5 W M Bob Murray Industrial Coordinator Dr. lames Bunnell Chairman of Dental Program Martin Pautz Director-Learning Resources Center 0 s 4- V i 4 ,526 gs 1 gg 1 2 ' x , It 'Q . t, 1 ,W c Q 9 'Syl ' gs fam :ji ' I, WW -eg M, 4 W 1 110 'IVXYQ I. D. Warren Industrial Teaching Chairman Roy Townsend Business Teaching Chairman A 1513 , f 2' f I If f f I X I X 1 5 X I W 2 f s N gf ff!! f ffgf ii! Y , ?' T X. , T ' , of f f 59 ,. ,, f , ff Q ' my 4 www ' -+ IL! , -P' , -f.. 'lbw Elizabeth Olinger Librarian Les Caraway Technical Teaching Chairman .,-11 ,Kang- ' Q 0 W l .Q . Him if naw, A' H cl , It E ,QIA 7 Wi! W ,- .j im ly C i,rr, ., fl J.. W f 2 all Q 4 ' .5521 1 35, 4 I N. vig ' j.m.f.zMii 3- fig 'Q ., Y- iffy, f -...1 pg' - . Alia 14 x w - Viz? Tom Merck Chief Security Officer Carl Brandon Public Relations Coordinator t et, , 5 U. f 55 5 ' ' gy if 'Z fi fe X, ft, ,wmv w A Lola McDonald Office Manager 'E i sua Mrs. Aurelia Morrow Walter Brannon Adult Ed. Associate Dean Facilities Superintendent 4 Qs i 5 7 Q' f a 5 N 'N' ' -Hai., I ' ' 5222? ' 11 whiff i ily . s C f A ,? , 3 W .3 Y, . iv L, fsdagzx , :I Q 'ffs-weft jfli, I W +-ww.,,,,w ,fj E,gj29?Q, gi f . wwifi . R , . Steve Bowie Wilma Henderson Buzz Canup Medical Program Chairman L 112 M Reqruiter Computer Center Manager E Don lobe Leroy Stillwell Head of Housekeeping Mary Chatman Secretary to Director J -f fn 1 ll' 'C ' 1 v MIS Statistician fy 1 .M v... ...- -Q. .a .- -. 4.1 loel Parsons Extensions Program Chairman-AH CP. Altenhofen Beth jones 1 Bookstore Manager Head of Food Service 113 'Q'- Melba Brown Bill Hawkins School Nurse Maintenance Supervisor Lonnie Swanner Barbara Younce Equipment Coordinator Assistant Librarian wwf' 'M nw-tiff' ul nzsmwnmnd f 5.9 7 tw 2 QW: J ' ii-if': 5 I ,...-19' V . V' et Ray Fedele Otis Darnell Media Specialist State Industrial Coordinator Tom Fulbright Assistant Registrar 114 in wi 131 Martha Mitchell Tommy Mabry Kathy Cothran Assistant l.ibr.1ri.1n Shipping and Receiving Clerk SGC- to Director and Asst. Director f. 'r'y1f. .rf-t Q- i i K 4 , r 1 ,I V .v-W' Henry Holmes Heavy Equipment Coordinator lean C. Lawless Dan Hull Keypunch Operator State Industrial Coordinator 5 Chester Sims Food Service Asst. W .mga ' Z Ms, Emmie Bebber Fay Adkins Secretary-Dean of Students Secretary-Health Careers 4-jx ,. 1: -' QQ - X QP' ' f X J fi 6 M 5 X f M f f f f Q, K' J X X X ' 'V .Ls .bf we ,fi f X V4 Q4 , ,, ,,, fa, 5 - M f W .,, i ' S-...WM .fr f'f,Qi f,2-ff 'ff Af'- lf, ,ff Q12 116 S pf WM x 'V M,-wafv f ei X P 1 Beverly Lacount Cheryl Black Bookstore Supervisor Accounting Clerk Louise Moragne Food Service Lavinia Fair Food Service Q-raw' W2 , 9 gdb , We W, , ,. E K ,,,i , . ,, , f 3 :IW 'Tx C S ,. ,,.., :spi n , 7 X 3 4- X ff yv ,f A, Clwryl Bruce Margaret Butler Information Receptionist Seq, t0 Dgan Of lnggruqfion gt?-v ? ini., loyce Black Sec.-Health Careers ,.f Sally Burn Clerk-Student Records NN T'-W---3. ' .....,..,,,.........-.-.....-.-. f 3 we 1 0 Paula Galloway Sec.-Business, Industrial, Technical ,- ,M K' gm TL. Teresa Dickson Sec.-Envir.-Chem. Technology Dept N F 8 PM Pk QQ. gym Barbara Pepple Secretary-Public Relations Lyalia Gazoo Secretary-Learning Resources Center Betty Mullinax Student Records Marsha Maxwell Secretary-Guidance 118 Q? 20 N 21? 7 -, fs J ' J? if QW t R? 4' gf, 1 ,fi sw ' 2 1 t . f, Q ' a 4 X N- V, at 2 Loretta Holland Brenda Sweatman Student Records Secretary to Business Manager A 4 ,Mi I x 325,99 f vip 7 2 if in .,.,ss as-f 5 I 'vw X maxi t 7 www-f-W M LA VMINM, t -V' Marilyn Pietraschke Secretary-Planning and Grants li-if i 1' R x is Nw. . . i X K H x li fm 15- 'nf wx, Peggy Plumley Business Office lanet Shelton Business Office Q, ,W 365 V1 1 Carol Simmons Sec.-Guidance Diane Simpson Robbie Bryson Clerk-Typist Sec.-Guidance if 1 M.. 4- Q S ? ? J' Naam, M i Adi' 'Www I 'M-K june Tu'T'b'in Barbara Trammell Martha Singleton SeC AH'ed Health Switchboard Operator Student Records 120 Anne Von Hollen Sherry Wyatt gyble Williams Svc.-Allied Health Sec.-Dean of Allied Health Div. SeC.,AIIied Health Qs.. . L. X iz 1., x 49 .xt-C X x .. .. Q N . ,iii X . W i lla .17- .3 w.,--7 lOyCe Turner Nancy Sauser Lee Whitlock SU-tdeflf Records Sec. Ext. Division Library Secretary l 121 N I aintenance v gwm--M -Nwik q i , 57 i f if K fe '- f .. ...,,. QM I fm S Q wfwwn, .4 , Y-iw i in is Q, V-44, Y W WW.. 4 -Xen 75 V ' - E gr , A152 S Q W Mgwffgi f ? H 2 H' ,f . .. 4 N ,, fn F5 . W f si G ' 'i 1. R. Y yy - V I we-,,Q..,r my V J , , A me ff. ' if .. ' ' 4 ., 4 ' if Nw uh- 1 , Q, QS f ' -Q-,, .1 .V i f 5415 Q ' we 1 ,- N N I7 'J' an Y 1 if Q v n Z ,f 4 , 6 2 ly! ' ii f xi, 511 f , Q ft A ff' 1 f X 1 'Q z M g an 4 ,. 1, , , 1 f iv ff ' K sf f ,:- , V A ,511 Ji. . f QMS fy-4 1 - ' fs , Zgffwx 3 ' 453' ff , mf, N 27 1 ff W X ,. 4 3 f Q1 -ff 3 ' . W . ' X 7 S 7 ,459 -IG 7 ,fs A y f Q QV 5 f ,x f ,Q ,f ffwg f I 1 4 2 z , Z , Z1 X gf Af 5 Af K 44 1 , I Q. , , , . 1 K Y f Q. if 4 N, f ff ,K X Y x fy Z MAX? I ' ' if Q I My ft fi ' ' ,rf ef? 47 Xifki 2.5 f , . ly 5 -'36 fff 5 4, . ' ' - ff W X I , if 1 5' , 'wywqlf , M , tif ze 1. ... ' 122 129 L- ,. ' I , 1 Hub Smith Donnie Barnett lack Campbell Odell Suber Wade Riddle David Bright Z' 3 l' in I 3 Housekeeping af Kimi ff V .. ,- ,XV 1? if ' Qiili r U Q or l 31.1. . , We o mix X ,ff- i XX Charlie Stillwell Virginia D. Lee Essie L. Kelch Odom Adams Theodore Posey 'I 23 1 x Bernice Henderson CounseIor's Aide-A.H. Tommie lean Hagood Student Personnel Spec. ' H ' if S S Q Q f E 1 . 3 1 .ao ,. if .2 ks,Q -1 1--..W,,.., . 2 Z Oliver Rogers Head of Guidance 124 if ' ' 7 , L' l 2 We ff f Richard Smart Guidance Counselor Guidance Department The individual is the most important consideration when he is contemplating a career. This is where the Guidance De- partment comes in. Guidance takes the individual as a whole when offering their services. They offer occupational mate- rial, give tests, and disperse information about the programs offered at TEC. The Guidance Staff treats a person as an indi- vidual and tries to aid that individual as much as possible. This is done so that he or she may be in the TEC program most suitable for that particular person. ' ,' V43 , ,E A r ei., i l25 Library saga x. 3 vm.. I , 'S Y X F Z x w ' w H :A 'i SMX lil- 1 ,f i KL ff-V, EN BTW! A 1 BM a? IF LOCKED go -ro 0 7 BLANK EQUIPMENT AND SERVICE REQUEST FORKS In 'S sr we nm mu nm nuasrmr mum mans , ....,. t , Resources Center Learning l lNl T.- A -,r V ', lt! E n, num.. l- I Sptqagggg. , . JM f f f 'iff f 4 ZS-2 y ff' X f 'af' , ,,., .,. f .-:rf V ' f .ad .... , ,,,...,, 2 X J 4 1 Qt, 5 ' f V A 4 f , ' L A , , i,,v W ' if 4f,,.g, , , 7 if ' -Q ef' 1 . ff Q,-xy? X . 6 ,- , I f ' 5 A, -Q4 5 -, w'Wi mwav rar' Ms Governor john West Dr. Barton shows Mr. Rearden around TEC campus. O. Stanley Smith, lr., Executive Director for State Board for Technical Education and W. Louis Wil- liams, Chairman of TEC Board of Directors. Board of Directors . xml i 'P 5 r-GvWY'f- Y ,...vw 4. E .aw-nnv'0' Clockwise-lack E. Riley, non-member, Hal Mulkey, non-member, Ralph Blakely, member, Dr. W. F. Gib- son, member, W. F. Robertson, member, Robert C. Crawford, member, john L. Bauer, non-member, Har- rison Rearden, member, Dr. Barton, non-member, W. Louis Williams, Chairman. KM Q' .X . I vi ,im - F91 - - -s,,.' w . H f 'W 'R QW? ..i- 2 -. ry' 'fl 1 L y, '.wq,f'5 k Y fMt'i?,f A K tm f 0 -s 15.94 A we , ' X .my . sig? Q ,. X ,QA , 1 if Meg: .. ,Q , - -.W 54,-.a l 3. lx b l L X.. .' 'AU' S3 ' ' at . . ,a ,. xx 1 x gga- Vw, f lf: i'5f'f. W 4- , A tl wp' L wil? ieFi: 3'w , v1.rKf.9w,i.'-ii1fs'3g5g',0 - gy, ,Lum ,, yew?-rX,. Y , 1 ff .T . za. iiEf1'3'Xl2 N. Q , ' :1,2Xj.l2 25' .lil , w' -'vi-s..,. 4 ff B C. HD iv mia, 'gg 2 .M yt JA fu. tn ,. fl g 1. 54: i K ,E 5, Q I it Hi gli I? is li ii ii fr iii .F i ' i , i 'Q , .J AK ,l' li W! i il i i 1 2 . E it F i I. - i I i g rig ,N Roy Harlow Pres.-Industrial Div. Wayne Edens Pres.-Allied Health Div. 4 5 5 aw, .. 1-A? V V -Q.. J, 11841259 ,r X f A I. 1 M.. , ' Y Gary Clardy Pres.-Business Div. 130 'zzz , M. if M., iff' , 4 .D r' WM 5 2 ,if ff' 3. S' f ,MR 435.2 Yi, Zi fi si if f s ii 'Fr ww.. .Af ,, LSL f fx V , I, . - ,pr - Eddie Brock Chris Baird Student Body Vice Pres. Student B0dY Pres Executive Coun il g-...AN 'f -. 4' . 'Q S , at-LEW , N. xxx N N Eva Watson Student Body Sec.-Treas. f ,. l I Q l,. 1 iff' Af: If-ww 4'J',:' ,4 ,, ,. .. ',..... ,A , wi it 1 X 4 X 'Q Q .- .AJ Q ,S A 5 L. 5 1 ws V Q D. X. K XX A , f BWI If X 5 qu K4 S, l fam' 1 f A 't S -ff ifw ,'. B - B 'HI Ri. N B l x kwa ta, ,J 52 M21 lmlff B 5-TQ-xfl QSMQP , Trzalgli . A -BAR-Q lp - Bill Tollison Pres.-Technical Div. A '1 Y. Bill lone-swAdvisor My P I-K R I L 1 , N 1 5 1. I, 3 E aA,1121u9s9J 9 Un I!3 ,V QF 644, H--1-1 :MW 'K 4? ' X V, f f ,e ff if? ij! vi fig, fl x xx. X X we. .3 7 w ,? 4 Mr, Z ,W 1 1 ,ni it V :me fl, X5 f f l X fry' sw 2 TEC Advisory Committee The Advisory Commnttee IS composed of dedicated and quallfled people Thus committee evaluates TEC s training pro grams and interprets the Center s educa tlonal program for the commumty Dr Barton Director Stan Smlth State Drrector of Technical Schools 4. N- 1 . 'BDU UU dull Education RQ W wmmppr, l 'l , I 'l 1. ll l Vi i l :gi l Q., 1,1 rl if 1. iz i 5 2 l 1 ll fl l l l l l 1 3 l. l. 4 i Mess Ns ' l 'll ' l , l wgfiahw l lr l l i, t l l ll 3 EI i Hazel Hall Aurelia Morrow l Dean of Adult Continuing Ed. Adult Ed. Associate Dean Betty Brown Owen Perkins Sec.-Community Services Asst. Dean of Adult Continuous Ed. 134 ll l i l ? 1 I '52-jst 98 Pat Griener Reading Department Head lulius Kilgore English Department Head FAM gm! Nm Nas... 'WS 44 5. K2 ,ffm Lewis jones Asst. Dean, Downtown Center Evelyn Gay Math Department Head Linda Forrester Math Instructor i ,,,j,,., ,.f.u,,, .,,. i ir.',f,' .,,.. an ff W f 2 .. ..,, , L , if If A ' 2? fi K. ,f 62 Z ni. f '70 ..-0 QNi. , , M , , if gy i f' , f , 5-2-ffffi f J , C u. if ' 3 t V 'riff ' l . vi .W Z 7., A 05,4 , 'i Q 7 51 ' , ,V ..,,,,. 1 ,, .V f f ,QWMM L: -V 1 M 1:3 Sify-ag 5 ff V 1 'f if if-7 sw ,M MW may fma yy yy ' K X 415, Q .if ff '- rv fgffff, f 5 4 X 1 Z f f fb A. fyidz f lfcf A Q, y f , X A , M f , f qu-Vi f W. ,Q :MS J . Q X y i M N W M- -ima. J 41: , ' 'W X M1f: ..-fi: . V' f V- Q W .-Pgifn--Q ffi I M f ff 4 ff! f ' ' , , ri 1 . i i i Kei?-Y N f M f Zi . Q' 1 wi wi-' - ' ' ' .. of 3 WB ,r:,. x V ff- 1. ' ff. - -, w -1 , ' ' hi 'VZ' A , ' 1 Qu ' fi if if W .' 1 by - ' , , 'J 'ji 1.1 VA ,5 .Aa ,V N ,, - 2, m ,J A 1- -' ,nf X 2,1 - X ' -g.. . -- .. 4 V if if ., QQ f 4? , ' , . . ,fl , . A , is - iw f , ' 'Y 4- Vffsw' 3 . , ' , i 4 x V- ff ,- um a x, f -, M, kv- ' 'N ,Jo , , ,. , , 100.0 A ,f A , , . if , , M14 A Ly:-J Q. N, r -' B- jg ' . 'WT 'W f - - i7LJ W MSX, 'SV l - f f 1 gi, A u... Y Nh .. - ,,, 1 A f VW! M. .ev- N ia1 :' ,f lf? 4 H M-q-A. l J' ' V Aa ,925 , f12V2Qf4jfaz:s ,Q ,f?Q.iif?' '4 Sfgzggfia,-iwiiSf,e2,gfi it iff. 136 ,.,,v-ww ...- W 'MM ' dmdhufha- V MW ,ff X3 X ,wg-32? auf xg , 'NN Doris Bolt C-aylard Moore Vivian Franklin Testing Coordinator Math Instructor Sec.-Adult Ed. Viola Heath Evelyn Gay, Hazel Hall, and Aurelia Morrow Reading Instructor S i X P'-is K S :- www - , r N ,AAL x- ', ',Q 1 Q 5 . -a f ' 'T xp i , .. by .9 ' 1,31 4 -12 ,II I QQ xtiffk- qisifffx 0 1 94 LM '-19 A NX x , 3 'W GRM'- ' .M Eff ,Je A 3 fins'-V f jr :gy L' xx fff,.,w-fg 'TV-'ff 3 T- M . I , 1 lx, 4'Xi 'ff 1 'S' frm' fi: Q nf fbi Arthur jones lanice MCFE-rrin Veterans Counselor Counselor in Adult Ed. xv?- N 'H 53 XX' x uf , X :XM MH ,X X X yi. . xg xx, S X Q X xx is 5-N a -an X A 4- X -mf J N Y. k. 4 '- , ' wwxfirt A f xi. --W Y :- K Q Kg, hm x Xvsvgx Q7 N -P lik KST x 515 s X' BH 1' KV f K M 5 fx xx fb-' E' ,Y v X M , r 'Q ' A Y, '- x v. 0, 137 l W fy, Biomedical Science The Biomedical Science Department works to give the students in the Allied Health Division a bigger outlook in the world of science. This department teaches such courses as biology, micro- biology, anatomy, and physiology, and pathology. With this added knowledge the student is able to understand his own program. Wpylwivi W V x Qi Dan Riddle Instructor 138 '- 10 N ' I wi f, M-1 gm' 'I ,1 ft 'I 1 21-'ns-i f i A Ai , f 1 'Nh,i HHH-ugh, 'sf -jmyvf X , 'fi fr V , ,mf X ,QW I 4514? tl, Q 6. gwfgj ,KI Ln A Q-+ 97 ,f f I ,I ttf s 5' N I hjxbsv 5 If M v SE I-Icy 2 7 N Xt fan' ffm fo. X' vu? 'liz wb, , Xrgff PX, -e iw R 4 115 .. ' tiff? -X , 'ZASX ' N 'Q I Y Q xx. v' x mtg X1 lbw Tr .6 1 F I 41 ,I ,ff- ' 'N Z1 c 'P' X f X' I ff KK Q i , , , HN.. sf' 'B' ' x I KN f W . .x K W 1 51 3 w fi ,Q 51 X442 if f 2 2 ff 4 1 !f,A4 f 1 f 1 4. f' X f f ff: f f f , f ff A ff' X 4 ff W2 f f M X J, f X , ffyy ,f f ff iffy if Q 5 f ff f I W 7 f X f 7: 7 ' f W mi W' X0 ,I it X W ,J X - X I 4 S X X X X . . 4 2 1 -. I K, I .Q J r Y t I 5? p ,,,A .I to IS 1 Mama Grastie keeps an eye on her department. Stephen Best Instructor 4 :fm In J Charles Whittenburg Robert McConnell Instructor Instructor 139 Robert leanes Physics Dept. Head Col. Franklin Kembie Math Instructor 140 41 4 c Rfk D , sg 3 , 9 if hh I Roger Barker Alice Lindsay Physics Instructor Math Instructor William Garrison Social Science Dept. Head james Barnes Math Instructor i 3 Related Division TEC as a whole would be up the creek if it weren't for the Related Division. This Division consists of math, English, social studies, and physics. These courses aid the students in their chosen programs and enable the student to gain a broader education. Ron Eaddy Related Div. and Math Dept. Head 141 Iris Hill English Dept. Head Linda jones English Instructor WV wg WV f WED ' , 76 is Gloria Buck lack Shirley English Instructor Mathematics Instructor t a QA, I- K ,V-, . In-ax si f 'fl i, xxx A A-. W, X .ar Robert Roper, lr. Mathematics Instructor Ben Seegers Social Science Instructor .Nuff s M455-,f.,7t 7- 41? -- Carolyn Lawson English Instructor R. G. Witters Physics Instructor 5 Al 'W R t 141 1, v ,V jlig l'ij7gTQfl, fem' - ' ilffl' 1 ' 43 ' 1-1' .- -'.'-qgf,-fiyf'1'-:',,,-.09, f' f 57, ffii-'1'5z'1-w:'b .- , 2-gn mei '.,':'-Zio-:X .V - in if ,, , ., 2 :xiaimfe-:1 ,Af -pq gf, 'jf f H : f QED: uae, 225' 'A'u1:i.,'? JF ff, 5. 1. ..,L :l?.55,2?g,,!.5AT,:.. 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X ' ' SSB- 'S 'fl t E, ?iL,Jiw' Q.. ff? ,ww W- A , ' ' , ' 'Y' V :,f,,,I,5 i .mm if , Allied Health Sciences Divis on Undergoes i i 1 1 1 i K I l l 'rfiifov Changes '5 is ...-.. .L - ,,q,,f, i. 'f '1'i '5 AS' .gg sf ,-vs, .594 xl' ,A 1 ' 5, fgs9g?Er?i ? ,. . Q , ' ' The objective of the Allied Health Sciences Divisions is to provide local medical institutions with well-trained professionals in the Paramedical, Pa- radental, and Nursing area. The Paremedical Program has nine de- partments. These are Medical Labora- tory Assistants, Dietetic Technology, Respiratory Therapy, Medical Secretary and Medical Records, Physical Therapy Assistant, Mental Health Technology, Radiologic Technology and Operating Room Technology. The three Dental Programs include Dental Laboratory Technology and Assistant Dental Hy- giene. The Nursing Program consists of Associate Degree Nursing and Practical Nursing. All students in the Health Career course must have a certain amount of hours in supervised clinical practice in local med- ical institutions, Like the other programs at Greenville TEC, these fifteen courses have advisory committees composed of professionals in the respective fields. 145 Probing for an unwanted object, Ruby Morgan awaits its withdrawal. Counting out 24 drops of water can become very tiresome to Teresa Davis. Department Head Hugh Batson excitedly greets some of his students. .www 'sys' V ,wcvffiy ,- if WNQM ' X. I MLT 1st year Kay Brazile lvy Lee Gange Charlene Garren 'WW Cassie Gillbert M.O. Harris Patsy Leonard james Maltz Rhonda Miller -an .Altiuv , A. ,, X Ruby Morgan Donna Morris Ann Moss lohn Norman jimmy Toler 146 FQ . tl , f , . H l 'l tl Laboratory- g Certified sl 84 Medical 1 w R ss we . X x N K 4 si so . . N rim , 'wr-, 'fig' X R Xxx Bs . X... v Qjyxg 1, N 1 3 Q i tl li -7 X ,, ' Q!! L X y X , 0 ff f f f ff, 0 f f f w w 4? ,Q ' 4, .,my,w,w.f , i X x f ann' 1 0 fi I f 4 WW' , I , X , , W. ..,.,,,, , l Place of Research Laboratory Assistant Laboratory Technology fvf- -1 fi A time to say goodbye comes too soon. This is the last year for the Certified La- bortory Assistant and taking its place is Medical Laboratory Technology. Certi- fied Laboratory Assistant is a one year course in which a student learns how to administer routine laboratory tests under supervision. All of this will now change. The two year course, Medical Labora- tory Technology gives a deeper look and a more detailed outlook on Certified Laboratory Assistant. j y Sue Alexander O I 'M Q Kwik Nfl if ii X J gf : f x ,ff x NW I K Kg v 'tw Xt, K A K K ce ,vm W' T Q.. . M M g M , , A N . V r Z K r wwf i X. fa 5: 1 'L Debra Baldwin Susan Burdett 'ff W, ..-5 ,fi F 2 , t r -A A fat ,q.q Q is Kathy Burts f Debbie Caldwell Ginger Coker W TTNXN .L . ' if ri 1 , ,gf , g H: a Tt af f it ,nk If M 7? li a- s Sf- 1- T 'sw' H A 'QTCT' X. Z I, cz -ef--' Y 'YW an 6 5sr1 .. 1 vp-. ,vf 'liu-vi 968'- Wu, is W V ' -.wp np... -Z X- T 7' X Q, 3535 I,- Y ft ,f Teresa Davis , l Sandra Ellis 1 'b ' Effie Howard QI, , ir. W fi' it C A' ' ' Diana Hunter jimmy lackson Rebecca Leonard A T lames McCoy,Ir. ' -- Duna Nelson y a WN is 'X gl e , , -, . S 1 4 l, if 3 'I z ,ill QX -sum' Kathy Seaborn Gloria Smith Rebecca Williams Richard Worthington uv- 147 1 f .W Ka 1 V1 wx, Z0 f X, my , MNWW ., f A V Aww s, ., ,,,,, fat. 'li 'Q fi un., . , . , , .f Wi' My fs f f ' ff ff ,wp f ' f A ' K I Surrounded by inquisitive eyes, Catherine Shetly operates the centrifuge. Instructor Bonnie Gosset, props herself up for a big smile. The left fingers of Irene Grange and Patsy Leonard work to perfection. 148 0' WWW -1 .-1 ,, .-rg, fsifisif 54' .ai fi ,vi ' lf- ' C A Continues Quest for Blood. 'Q Q Q 7 l AP 1- M! 5 5 . in ,W n i :fax il 3204 i, 45,1 Q . 3 Q-sl ,vw K ., -ai 'SM if fs, - - ,467 A3 it RW V A' V! H , , . A EES 6' f . is wifi. Y fs if s w? .2 1 2 -w e g E ssl? it f gm tr U f. s L, . i, X ,,,, , Q.- s ' f if ' ' we A .X,, , .cy f x g f , Y . 3, i Al 1 Sl 9 5 was is ,i 5 is z is At the moment, temperatures and thermometers are the main concern of Susan Fant, james Maltz and Connie Orr. There seems to be a difference of opinion con- cerning the centrifuge between james Maltz and Rhonda Miller. A product of our test tube society. Serenely observing, Carolyn Alstrom files it away for later use. l 149 X .Q gt ,-Qu!-' W7 :R 2 17 I X 12 yf ff V Z 1973 arks Expansion of C A T ' xmaninckmdt Q iallinckrodt, J -'llfliliiillfl CHEMICAL wgggg mu ii: 4lf2CKRUDl rnibliui irons ' JF' ' i05A'if9i'lii ' kufzlrlm ST. LOUIS ,A t . los moms 0 not-www l i gi 'I I ,, l X 2 f -- 3:1355 :Zi - itz ,ff eg Chemicals such as chloroform and barium-hydroride Ginger Coker smiles at the comment of a are used by CLA students in testing. classmate. Identifying blood samples is one of the major tasks in Charlene Garren practices using the centrifuge. CLA. 150 H l . f 1 ' l wx' fi ,tg cyrj X Nl. Q f 1 'NIR' NM Q' ' ' 'gpg' 5f:l Q,,.wv ' fWf f4vIiik' X Dental Assistants A Member of a Three Part Team The Dental Assistant receives training in dental materials, laboratory procedures, chairside assisting and general office procedures. Aiding the assistants in their studying and practical work are such pieces of equipment as operable dental equipment, a Panorex X-ray machine, and closed circuit T.V. equipment. The students are also required to have clini- cal practice and to take a dental health education course to get them involved with patients. ln one short year, the Den- tal Assistants are able to gain all the in- formation needed to become well quali- fied Dental Assistants. A stream of water can make a difference in clean teeth. Using a fellow classmate as a patient is a way for Betty Hopkins and lan Broadmax to become more understanding in their practical ability. Curious as to how Ginny Barrett solved the problem, Laurie Smith looks on. 152 ii l its 3 6 1 We A , 4 .it As. ,z as f V Q9 w f I g Q f it AV we Wx N if . a , J 12 s ,ff 9 Zgjf x ,. V ,fx.z,s,. H ,Nqjjw L. x4, f,g'f,, -t ,fu t f y - f , ,R ,. L X . t - A up, ,rf M XE i., if if ws,-4 W SW A' ,av X fww .4 itat e , f s Q f Q?-,s eff 1 fv ff Q, s, s z My f N x..f'x,,fc.,..N..., X, T W X I I 'Q I N , qv t,Q0 X Sv sa Q eg ? v G, t op? M I Q 4 - .cf .4 V ,gy V Tags, f A f Q 3 4 4 it aa, . Q Q fav 'te I ' 1, ,, ,:sz,,,:1 1 ' eff . , D., - - , , V X :Wi .v W4 a PV! W F xm'm'9 '9l9'9'1f s is 55 -4. Q . ' A .Q gunmen wi' Louise Billington lanet Broadmax Diane Clark Donna Edens Donna Freed Liz Ferguson lan Funke Suzie Gettys Betty A. Hopkins Cheryl Howell Kaye Landreth lanice Miller Pat Rigden Laurie Smith Becky A. Sosbee Susan Sullivan Martha Taylor Shirley Uhall Toni Ward 5 'u f ,, , hiv e ,M What else are you going to put in there? Dental Assistants find that learning each instrument is a must. Apathy settles in over Dental Assistants. Practicing on other students helps Dental Assistants prepare for their future. 154 if ,lf- M 1MwM,.,.w 'F' gm: :Neg 2 x'-ill: ,NA j I never saw anything like that in the book! Mrs. Garrison, Department Head, takes a break from a busy schedule. Mr. Emberger instructs linny Barrett in reading x- rays. 1 Y , slwgffl Sk' , 'F ' 1: . i t.. Sf ear ' ' 1, . : - : s WV 1 K , ' sw B A 1- Q M We at Q13 fy, n A r X gag K ,, la, Ann Barton , ' . N , ' y - .z. 1 .-5 A, s Debble Boon f S I 4, S s D, . M 1, a lo Ann Burrell R s ' 1 ,f V9 l X T5 gg' if , -.W r r .... A. ' sa, I : ,. mm, 0 , if A . ' If . Beckle Craft , A , Marllyn Darnell ,,f ,f y , s...f z- A' A , A N , Susan Kay y ,f ,z , x Ji, , , A , 4 1 1 ' t,,,7 . ' ' -5 Y' c X f ' 1 it X 5 5? R I s ' 1, . f 4- Q. ,u W- , Kathy Long 'I X A , ,gf ' f , X ,f , ,,.. ' r V ,, Sandy Love . V , 1 QQVH ' f Beth Medlock 1 X . .1 'X as QQ , ,- wk , Pat McCollum Connie McConnell Marlene McCoy Babs Parris 5' Wy' aww- '1 1 V .Qt y Mary Ann Penland fa ' Becky Schick Z 9 Deborah Smith 1 Q , Carolyn Stanclll K it ' M ,ff , . t .,,V - ,Y wiv' Tv-wwf X Karen Steadmen Debble Ward Loss Webster .Z . . X . ,. 14:-W: ' Agsi .5W4,x4.4gq Q1 .. ,- 5350 'f :J - +1-f K ,fi ,f if Vids x , Xie--air:-'N , X A 3- f f f 5 sf f ,Q f , W ' f 4 X , f 5 , 9 f f fg wx , I Y 9 ' Wi? sf JI: .XDR lr X I ww, ,, - ly, , MPX! , ws? as-Q?if ,..,mww ' 1 'l .1 fwfr vnxfwb Q . 4 sm 'J 124' :W mQ4wE44fzo4m Z - X x we .Wy Q, I I if ,, f - in :sf , ,f , v sl ' Q te as f f 3 1 .X Af 'N P' ' 1 f1N 51641 1 ff QA iff, is X . W z K, Q X M K 'Q S, fa, 5 f 1 6 5: V3 3 , R I v ,f l ' J . K x A .. ,, A W lulle Walker , -- , K ' V - w s-L 1 f K . . A ' 4 ' E , -K ' .2 T a 2' ' ff , 'X 7 1 1 mei! -' l 1 56 f v 'I 4 'Qt' n 74 7 0 N X 2 . .. '- H Eli , l l 3 ll f w , R Dental Hygiene Dirty teeth are a crying shame and to the Dental Hygienist at TEC it is another chance to gain more experience in their profession. Practical application is an im- portant part in the Hygienists' work. To aid in their practical work, students at TEC, elementary school children, and others are able to come to TEC and have their teeth cleaned and have X-rays made. The Dental Hygienist also learns how to scale, apply fluorides, and instruct indi- viduals and groups in the importance of clean teeth. Along with their school work, the Dental Hygienist attends the l.A.D.H.A. District meeting in April and are also involved in the Sigma Phi Al- pha-Alpha Alpha Alpha Chapter. to ,V -t C Egg' ,fffgffw 'z - ,. . F. i , Y ,K P , 6 , t lx 5 h Y , 211' W.. i ,o , X ..,..,1a. Q' X y .H 5 Keeping a professional eye on things is one of the many duties of Dr Bonnell Piles of papenfvork are a worry of Department Head Mrs. Springfield. il' Mrs Humphery watches and advises her stu- dent and young patient Mrs Healy points out a problem which appears to amaze Nancy Morgan. 157 D aw rw 2 wt' ' WW 5 Z 1 ya ...N K5 R mmf 'w..,. -1-.- 1 , 'M ? Z- 1. -ual' fl! KEWQ . - Apb. ,M as my j l :esiik i ':,-5' 4 V f ,AWK 158 First year Dental Hygeine wiles away class time in various and sundry ways. Enjoying their work, Becky Thrasher, Cherie Clark, Nina Miller, and Pam Montgomery study a rack of slides. Beverly Senkbeil prepares to examine the teeth of her young volunteer. Karen Sheranl and Elaine Brady practice on the head of their decapitated victim. so it m '7 ff Y : 1 , - A , J 1 I ' ' ' Q il ' xTg,r'3A N 5 W AA X W ' , 'NEW' -Mgt MQ! 1'F:rf 'i it 5. ff N. Y ' X 'Mi ,M 9 A-Wy 5, .,,A ,iz may S ,. 5 , X 'L t ' M- e -ur' 3' if S . 1 xg I . ff nn. I A V C iif77 'i' C , ry., g 2nd Year K Ng' Q ,. If gl . . ' x mv- ' fri Q5 5 vp X . -Qi., ,, K. .,...-r--- PM E ?e .N Cheryl Brown janet Clark X s V K, 1 W2 Q -M. 4 - if M A its A , ,Q ,vt I rv-, 1-Q ge!! ,f kv '27 fu Lf ' '1xY:C,., 71' x 9 f 1 t. Cand Crawford .C E H Y 1 1 W ia' ' Ginger Dent mg 'wr ix, ' f' ,- my ff A Beverly Harmon tg Mindy Hendley i Libby Huff r x 5.4 if .o f. ' ,g gvf I fn-1 . . -' f 3 f g f t , Q' 1' t ' - Q '::' Terr Kimble N ' eb u, GW - 4 V t ,D X ' Angie Martin A Nina H. Miller ii Pam Montgomery Nancy Morgan i C i'ai M 4 '-55,57 ' f, f . 11 Q tt' ' M' 5 ' f If , .- if' '75 'K 1 , Q IF' - - ,jf 5 C ,T-Y - X Beverly Sinkbeil N, n Karen Sherard N A , Amy Smith Becky Thassher Scottie Wade C ,f 'S NQ J 1- MQ'-W JS- 159 Q... 6, 54 a +7 'fy Mx., 7 I 4 fl :cg f ts' we - 19- 1: . X. 5' ' H 4 f AQ ggi. Q J V gg, A' Q f M sf s f 44 QQ Q y 1 , , f 1 ev to rf J fe frm s Q , 41 2-1 ,Ng f- s A N A t My qc . f as mf rf , f Q 2' ffv' an X'5+ , ',w,,e g:?f?gw , M' 1 3, Q 2 24Z,?'f ,N ,M fat f Q if Z 6 357 V6 V R 4 2 as f , Q . 0 S 0 4 3' V 3' ir : 7 :: . 3 2 Q l l fps xfxsf' lili rwwv 160 .fi is W , ., , 3' 'i-46 ff' A M 1-' f 9 , 15, H01 Q' .. 11.5. V MW, if , he ,. M 1 ,Q 1 , Hr.-,A Iv ,f s vi svfm 721,31 in 1 sw f,,y 1 A Qu 1 351,60 Ms. ,. f f Y . I 4 2. ' M 1 1 is Lending a helpful hand, Mrs. Edna Rakestraw assists Larry Adcocks in making teeth. Anne Nowell takes special precautions in pol- 1 ishing teeth. Dental Laboratory Technology ' ,, Nu wh., 'Newt' gwgpnnnwi an livin- LQ- -4 Teeth, false teeth, crowns, inlays, bridges, all of these make the work of the Dental Laboratory Technology stu- dent interesting as well as a major expe- rience. Finger dexterity and the drive to work with their hands are special and needed requirements for this course. The Dental Laboratory Technology stu- dents have necessary equipment needed for their work such as metal casting ma- chines, plastic curing units, porcelain fu- rances, and many more pieces of equip- ment in order to fulfill the dentists' prescription. Each year, the senior class takes time off from their busy schedule to attend the Southeastern Dental Con- vention held in Atlanta. , I W, -' ' , V 1 iff.: li , I V X' 1 -..,.,..., J. Q K .... S 1 95 f Q f, wr I Teamwork is often needed in Dental Lab. Lee Shearn shows that manual dexterity is an essential part of Dental Lab. With a steady hand, johnny Davis makes his move. Television has made learning easier for Dental Lab students. Ibl 3 vxxf 1st Year Larry Guy Adcox Michael D. Allen Edward Scott Blake Donna Chinnis johnny Davis Deborah Dillard Pamela Dobbins William Fletcher Steven Cale Alan Gilbert Robert L. Hagood lr. Keith Hancock Edward Huntley Franklin P. johnson Ill Daniel Kestner Ann Nowell jerry Oliver Charlene Rapp Lu Shearn Rance S. Smith, lr. Rosalind Wade Stephen Williams f f Qfsfjy 4 ,f ff v.,,a,..., I Ni 'E ,,, , 3. i fi 2? ' A ,Y f A i MK 4 i f VN' Hr , ' M X -N , , 1 96 in X any v f ff af 1' f, fy X M X f0 '3, 0135 L P 7 V, fi Q X . V .. w,.,S: 1 V , t E E 721 w B ala f if 4 5231 ?l N X , f ff 5,3 Q fu , XS eggs' 4 J ,M , fp ana f W y, iff! Ai ,ly I , sy ff yfxwi l l W cf s 9134? A QXQ, , av' 44, W 1 QKA fi' aff CQ W ,Q bgfgxyf fag ,, , ,hs fvwa X K x x S 3 X f tt , .5 l bww N A 4 Q F l 5 .1:1:'.Z2y::,:, : a s .- - i D ,R :yvfj-' 42-. , t fi is ll I ,sg :ing :..::, an 1 f-532:21 . ,- .l l' f'1I.w.-I . 1 . ' 1 !:' f, . . - . I--.gg-V ,ig ' w ZZ ' f,:i.,f?3 V ful Qi tt f . ' ' ,fit , , Q' ,. 3 ,ff ll 125, We I ff? 5 All - -l ' 1 1 ri W f 'Q' r sata n: S ' z , ff I 3,1 f M fl 1' fr 1 Ipra funp .Q V , K An understanding of the machinery used by Dental lab takes many hours of hard work. Ready and willing to work, Pam Dobbins patiently waits for the word-begin. 'Huff' f- 7 1 it f 4' lv ,..of I X'-5 2nd year Wayne Barrett jerry Hames lohn Hirshberg Nathaniel Mitchell David Barton Wayne Edens Thaddeus Griffin Gregory Patterson Ross Price Hulon Rhodes Cindy Sarabula Ken Smith David Snyder lerry Southern Scott Stokes Sammy Tapp ludy Waldrop I6 ietary Tec nolog is cooking Food! Food! Food! Which are the right ones? Which are the wrong ones? A Dietary Technician has to know what is right or wrong concerning food. The Dietary Technician learns to give instruc- tions for nutrition practice, demonstrate family meal planning and preparation, and gather information concerning a patient's eating habits and progress. Af- ter graduation, a Dietary Technician can work in hospitals, extended care faci- lities, public health agencies, and educa- tional institutions. I - fa Z. qs, 9, 'S .Q . We fr. Na, tr: S 52 2 . 1' il! Pride shows in the eyes of Martha Coleman as she '5'mM,fv A, shows off her work. I , y , ,, Mrs. lean Spence leads her class through the in- F j - - - - - ..., , , W IHCHCIGS Of d'GUt'CS- f ' 91, ,.ff.t kgs so A R 1 5 ' in x 1, , fir N N X ,--zz as-5 5 3,35 ,hug X X t if' 5' f , K , Q fpL-' f , if ' 3 - Q W' Susan Arms 13 nfs. i 'f ' t ' tt I 1 seal . s L! fly g Linda Borgschulte f X W , x g A Katl1Y Franklin 9 N if .f ' ., , sr Diane Garrison . , C ' Christine Hart fi if fl . . , .ue 4' s f , , vf X 4 it tl 4 l , Patricia Henderson f Ben Landover .,, Carolyn Lowe l Paula Peck leanie Pedenson Ur : swvw 1 gm 1- .sg W, N . 1 , N- 5 I r y. , if ff. f J aa f T Patricia Smith k g rf Charlotte Straub V Paula Wells lt M I' ,, ,.,., ,ss - I xt t xx, ff fi M ,X ,es tt? .QMS KW 2 wi ' 5 4 .. Ji s.-. X 'JS W f X ,lil ',,v 3ff' Q f 'Tl' 4l'kQx,nx ' 535,-ff L4 ct 'M 1 '?'q'Mf. 1 K XX , , x rx , N ws.. 4 hair Robin Williams f' X Laura Wright 164 QR? . 2 gs ,! .. 'Wx bis I . W I ,,, W1 4 C 5 f 'Q fzyf i 7., -1, if 71 1 Nw sz, X .W -,. K 'F 3 W f , ar..- .Q Q, ggi U,-f if ,5 , .ggi 4 I -, Gi , Y W ,f f iDgK,iQ W i , - '11-e , .al V ' 1 in fs-....,,, Y'-anon 5' iii -NNI XA an-KX N. if -c ,. , at x ' in Q . ik yy .-. fvif - I X 1 1 F ., Q.,- 'W X--.N ,,,,..--w-M 7 - X H Y f4gi,.s A y i . Dietetic teachers and students take stock of their .11 meal. The smell of cherry tarts puts a smile on the face of I, Paula Wells. Cooking is not the only work of Dietetic students I NN- 11 lx t' as they must also take notes. 'l 65 I , it , ,,., 0 v.f,.I 'f i-'E5f ',' sm. 4 A J-bg, L -ws2.Mm,7 L 96:14 ' t 'WI Q 2, .,.,,, , 4 QFD v -wiamxi... i The taste of mustard adds spice to any dish. ' D T students and teachers congregate around the Taking notes can become rather boring. The cupboard is never bare in Dietary Tech. Ben Landover finishes filling the last of the celery 5 y 1 :Max is , ,if ff WW 4 x 4 f 5' 9 f 1 X it 4 ,.4, W .4 f .Z 1 .. 4 4 f is xv .- 41 Q? , 2, wi, A yy V , at K s I I s 1 A 23 iv 5-..., 5 ll ! 195. is X 1 v ml' 4 45,43 R 4 jk' A is ' ii A N. XX , 1 3 f. Q Q 4 K' ' if X W W M M- ' A A 'M 323' A Q , XX 'Y W Q 9 N ,.. . , f + . f Yzlv xx N. 4 xv ...FI F ,fn -hw .,,.,,,wM,,,,,Qf5'N i I K 'Q Q W, E X' '. , X ' ' I N f QQ 'xx X x, Y, 0 4 -. tw 1 gs .. N.. ru. 'U is ,-,X 2nd Year Karen Bagwell Patricia Giaratano Tony Kestner Annie Lee Lyles Mary L. Morgan Debbie Mullinax Walter Norris Carry Palmer Sonja Slatter -wwiwwr' T T'T' D' M, f M, , Ron Purpora shrugs his shoulders to a student's question. Instructor David Pruett explains the fundementals of Respiratory equipement. Class members avidly enter discussion with Instruc- tor David Pruett. Keep it coming pleads Butch Linder to Nina Cuthey. f N V l f ' l 5 X I V5 fat. Q? . I . 1 f E D .2 1 -unvl V I ' uv, '51, 5 A 'E X ,f If 'V . A f ' my N'WW?45'TiQ' golf .. L f it sw Q X ., T' Q ig 1 - , - L D , ' U FN ,v Y A it Q xx ri ,N , N W 23. K , r M Q ,sw ,.... ' .L ff- , vc----1' - if . . ' ff. Aa E. I .SX , -X - ' .. .wgxgf U X iv H s rt? 'R s S.: E rs .Y ' . 5 . . , . ,. g ..sfi'i -X D , xg , gi nt 'iv ,xg W I 4 gba N Q- . 'Q- U 1 ,Z 2 avi- - -f'r. 2. :ff .3 ,tk A A . - s 5 fv.,MKrQ- if 5 N, I 342 a G B. 95 3, Q, ix I 'if ' X. ,SZ 1 iff 7 , A pnwmwvw' wg' if , L , 3112 3 i 1 2 -V19 9--N ,,, espiratory G94-O . I ,Q Q sig Therap Breathing is a vital part of living for man- kind. Respiratory Therapist try to keep this vital part of life going by giving ther- apy to patients with heart trouble or breathing difficulties after many hours of classroom work the Respiratory Thera- pist have clinical affiliations. The stu- dents attend state conventions outside school courses and screening spiro- metry courses. After graduation the Res- piratory Therapist is able to assist in emergencies teaching or becoming a supervisor. N 1st year ? Elaine Springs ' r ee Larry Webb 'T V il Brenda Bridges Nita Cathery 'M Vicki Cant Mary Ruth H. Lansley 1 li 7 f 'jyl Pl' ww?- VW Hb-f equal' 147 Diane Henderson Lackin lones Suzi Stephens Rose Anne Sullivan Paul E. Watson I G9 G is f wf 'f' 4 ww, awww M is Q , QQ N ,Sl Y MW- Ix ' tt N. from 10 444-.. J, ,W t , .- J55f? w-. 'Wir 3 ' 12544: 170 Artificial breathing apparatus has Vicki Gantt at the end of her rope. A point of contention concerning equipment repair has arisen between Larry Webb, DeWitt Wood- ward, and Roger Watson. w-A . .,.l,f wvhi 0 A V18 'tk f Y H, Ks 'Rm Qx . k lg I+ matt r of Life and Breath 112' ! x s - ls P' 4' mfg' X ' A 5.41 s it I ' ti ,Nt is-,fc ,:. -, f fs If .. Af ie, 3: -'-4' 1, s j., 'K I F P t 7 Z., as am-N, -. as E' I A 1. swim' vi H- Susi Stephens, Vicki Gantt, and Larkin lones prac- tice resuscitation on a baby model. Now inhale, orders Patricia Ciarratano to her patient Tony Kestner as Sonja Slatten looks on. l7l .X I' 'rg -7' 3 5 gi? V, 5 I ,X 4' 5 1 5 Q., Medical Record Technology Medical records have important value medically, scientifltally, and legally. Keeping these records secure is a large responsibility for Medical Records stu- dents. These students have to be dis- creet and tactful in order to manage re- sponsibility. ln order to give them experience the students work in hospi- tals in the surrounding area and also af- filiate in other hospitals in such states as Georgia, North Carolina, and Massachu- setts. After graduation the Medical Records Technician will be able to find jobs in hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, and other medical institutions. Proofreading her paper, Ann Whiteside makes needed corrections. Giving a helping hand, Department Head Laura Goudelock shows Debbie Leake how to correct her error. QW.--... Barbara Burns Mary A. Davis Marsha Godzinski Vera F. Hedden Debbie Leake Pat Martin Vonny Mattison Louise McNeil Laura lo Shaw Anne Whiteside Kim Youngblood l li 172 ......,,,,m4s M .nw 'W' W Awqtt X x 14 idish- gf Mwlwl QSM ...-.ty I Meducal Records students perform tamed wntmgs Typlng assignments can become annoylng to some students Looking for information proposes a problem for Marsha Godzmgkl and Barbara Bums And to the other students they are no Problem sf, X 1 V K f M fa .4 I ' ' Mb. ' t , if ' ff 'Nvw - L' w gf' W.. K li 13,15 JA . . -'e'J'L'ff.' '-N A M Y ... WA, LA ., T V ...- 4 I I J , 9M,,ff A . W ,X 2 5,8 K A X Ml. 1 .Xu J 6 . . . , , . i l st. 3, 4 .rl CS i-1 173 s f, , Q ,f Nj-j -Y , jx if : 322.2 I 1 ,, Qs x if Q s Q' 1 x M 4 2 X sf W X 6 x A' i A Zi' ' 1 Ei , 4 39 is . . 2,5 4 5 f gif f , , Q . E 5 ,K K Q X Q iff 23 3 . 7 , 3232 2 fl 24? '3 isp ? 5 f if M -4- i 5 ' Y J i i ii 1 131i 'Q' J Y fn Gyn x ,V 6 I 1 J , 4 S P Qi. W.. .Ms ..-..., , A 1 J I After individual work, t classroom discussions. he students are able to hold Trying to grasp what Mrs. Goudelock is saying, . Mary Davis gives her total attention. 'NR M, qw- x I E,-v Wm-QM.. LWNQ-f Q4 38211, yn Z Q, 'f Tgryum 471-0-Q., innum- ,Qw Q ,J-. va' , K . 'mb xy' M 1 8, I 'O 4 .ff I in W Q, 1 XX X , X X '41 M 1 X 3 74 'll SA sl 5' 4 Q x 1 ,ff .. , W . f , . . Q 8 A l i vial? 'Q X ' ag 4 W ,Q f H351 Q YSL 1 175 i W. .J .,,. A4 ieexmm. .W if ZW gf ff 7 if f Z f V A 4 wav., 'S..,5.-Wlwv kfgw 'YO' if X H' 'WI' ' ci, V .W a -fm... rv:-new N A A sv g, W cfs ' v::iswfAww.wsz:m,, H W 1 . +. fa? . .1 1 if,--' 2' ' ,kg-f 1 ,5 Ai! lt r . K A 2- I 432225 f Z 'M X ' 3 - 'WLM-st? Q . - 152 s fi v. J K r f' ' - mwsif ' Y , M Qdwvfdmw Expertise on the dictaphone is a needed qualification. With a cautious smile, Gail Hopkins packs up to leave. A pen always makes thinking easier for instructor Donna Brazeale. Quietly and conscientiously, Medical Secretaries take down the days' assignments. Cooperation is essential within the Medical Secre- taries Program. 176 x -,Q IN . gg ,Ti I' . TW Q m f' ' ' , A 14- -,H Medical Secretaries Type, Type, Rattle,-Ding! This is a fa- miliar sound to the Medical Secretaries. Typing is only one of many skills that is needed to make a qualified Medical Secretary. Among many others, this course includes the studying of medical terminology and anatomy. In addition to their studies, these girls take it upon themselves to find employment in hos- pitals or in doctor's offices to help them in their training. This gives the students the practical experience needed to learn more about their field. Outside of classes, the students have the chance to join the Medical Secretary Chapter of the Future Secretaries Association. Be- ' 1 NNW fore classes are brought to a close, the students get together for a Picnic. What a nice way to end a year! Type, Tab, Type, Erase and start all over again, Well, first of all . . counts off Mrs. Frankie Dobson. T 77 Libby Alexander Lynn Andrews Brenda Ballew Lynn Baukum Beth Bowling Revonda Bramlen Elaine Burrell Robin Caldwell Susan Campbell Diane Cantrell Linda Chabra Faye Collins Mary Conner Sandra Couch Devere Dickey Vera Diltz Gay Durham Linda Floyd Diane Friddle Anne-Marie Hard Lynn Holliday Nancy Hollifield Donna Holtzclaw Gale Hopkins Pamela Hunter Teresa lones Ann Kimbrell Sylvia Lawson Debbie Leslie Donna Mana 178 rr 'sf Qwv-ff 4 ,I ff :M Q 5 f K fl ,Ze W r . r 4' As.-f in Q 'L' P3 f ' fs bk! Q, l f M 5 . ,, ' . iw: :' za, -f , My f : mia-,fff , L f ,Wf,rc,,r7,,7f 1 7 V , Li C 1 a f C .5 V r 2 Ni ' , 5 , 1 if Z 4 f , Q ff 1 1 , 4 1 Y I, ff f ' an ' 1' .Q 1 Ni L asf I Z .,,-'ff ' ' , aff l 'Q ' V y :-3. 4 W ' 31 1' 4 'if-Q Q ,aff Q .J Zu G, C, V I, f f. L ,,., ,M . 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I , if la 1 Y X .,,A.- ,X X y , , , , Q 0 ' a f ,QV .5 f kg ,, f r I, 4 f l ' X as ' ' k A5 f V W ' 1 1 if if er-6' lg, rl 0 E 1 ' f , N l f f 7 -4 if .asv- ,growe- W WZ' r ll l Vicki McCauley Songia McConnell Laurie McCrary Lynn McCraw Nancy McCuin Anita McDowell Peggy McManus Ginger Parnell Debbie Parris Georganne Pennell Ruby Peters Susan Pickelsimer Helen Pinson Peggy Pinson Debbie Rodgers Karen Shauer ludi Shirley lan Smith Ianice Smith Earleen Solesbee MaryLou Solesbee Ieanne Stephens Mollie lane Taylor Debera Dawn Thompson Vicki Wander Shirley Watkins Linda Wood Mary Susan Woodruff Cynthia Wyatt lulia Ann Yeargin Barbara Burdette Diane Cannon Mickey Cannon Dee Collyer Lin Ellenburg john Eppley Karen C-innell lan Gravley Arlene Griggs Brenda Howard Luann Linley Carole Maloney Amy Rorek Daisy Stanley Kirby Summers Lucile Ware Sissy Warren Donna Watson Kathy Weber Ralph Burgess Debra Campbell lulia Cross Daniel Dilliard Dotty Kingham Venice Sloan Debbie Stone mg, , 1249 if 51 ,, . , :U 'iff 71 ' iii: YM 1 if X. ag'-,aj ' F , 5721- .f ,, , me -QV' T fin Kim x Marv' Q-VK S ii . 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There are television cameras, tape recorders, video-tape recorders, Tmazes, animals, and animal cages not to mention an array of other mechanical aids, but the greatest in MHT is people. The MHT student must be ready at all times to step out from behind his barrier and become the human element dealing with people one-to-one and eye-to-eye Tom Kennell holds serious discussion while Paul Emberger hams it up. Cameraman, Capers Brazzell catches a class ses- sion on film. Mental Health students work out problems by dis- cussions and demonstrations. Sign language says it all for Amy Rorex. T81 Z the x E I I L l I .X ! 'V W -, nz VZ ,..,,..,i at fi sl f J Drawing a diagram, Department Head Capers Brazzell tries to make the discussion a little less difficult. Taking a break from classes, Instructor Lloyd Isman involves himself in conversation. 182 if . Sf 1, , ' W 745 Q 1 7' X s ,WW f It X 9 S' ,J fc-2 'Q f 1 ,ia X 7 1 if X fwfmfew I I ..5'W ' Listening is an important factor in Mental Health and Instructor Tom' Kendell proves it. Instructor Paul Emberger takes time out from being serious. . r T 4. S ,yf X QAM., N ,s f E ref-' ' Skis U X -.Ms Q, is Wt? Y.,.f Mfr? aw Peopl A Mind Bender . I of fi? 1 , W 'Q A. f ,4K ' Puzzled Lin Ellenburg wonders how Don West- brook suddenly transformed into an umbrella. The first year class always enjoys singing Little Bunny Foo Foo . Talking, smiling, and enjoying people are im- portant to the Ist year class. Impatiently waiting to get a word in edgewise are Nita Moore and Dianne Crouch, HH Degree Nursing Associate Living and dying are the main factors concerning mankind. To the nurses, these important factors take a special kind of care and understanding. In the hospital, nurses have to face emotional, physical, and mental pressures with the Patients and relatives of patients. In this two year course, the students are in- troduced to drug therapy, nutrition, and ' rehabilitation. After many hours of class- room and clinical work, these nurses re- ceive an Associate Degree in Nursing. XX Nancy Held and Ellen Martin practice band- aging on the class dummy, ADN students write it down, yawn, and fall asleep. Eva Watson admires her crisp, white nursing J, cap. Z ff ff 184 'qu-av . ,... Us fi L12 'UU ye 1' fr- if-4, I 1-65 -il 'W' 1 1 353' 'XF '93 :W'5 ' J? 4 f ZZ Q x fi 1 5 as fo- xt in , ,Q V, X1 ,rdf ' ft is f af fag fl L A 151 ,v 91 6' fw- w . lx ?'f -gil '- Hhs V .f...Q'.N.' gfx ,-.J 9' , ,gig A 1 X l T' 5 W Y H' A f . ! Phu vg-M-..-v -g if . S . xvtef f .,, V .qgllf t . rl .-f, . g g ,X , 1 NWA' fm , -4 N 5 if L if AK' First Year lane Armstrong Lavonia Blackwell Deborah Brakefield Nadine D. Brondroll Betty Burch Pal Cason Teresa Crooks Dorthy F. Davis Sandy Dempsy Elaine Freeman Cynthia Gary Dina M. Harris Evelyn Haws Nancy Held Faye Henderson Micki Hinton Kenneth Hunter Melinda Hunter Carol King Angela F. jumper George E. Knickerbocker Beth Lanford Georgia W. Lanford Millie Lipscomd lohnnie Parker Ernestine M. Passmore Louis Penlard, lr. Debra Prince Leonard Keith Reddray Lynda H. Sherrill Kenneth R. Stewart Susan Tant Samme Tate Laverne Thompson Sharon Trusedale Vanessa Tucker Linda A. Washington Eva Watson Louise K. West Sharon Whitaker Wanda Wooten Frances C. Young 185 - - s nw f ff I 2' .N vs- 'ww ,aww fi . f 211.-Agn 'w 44 ff M Us,w.i,?- .1 W e , New Facilities Planned For UFSES W ,ff ,v f X aAa dw WNmmaK my , 1 A 7 V ' by aa. , .i Mrs. Ella Garrison, Chairman of the nursing Pro- gram, prepares a report on ADN for The Appala- chian Council. The bedpans are over there. says Mrs. Beverly Roberts. Perched on her desk, Mrs. julia Hughes, poses for the camera. Discussing student activities is a favorite pastime of Mrs. Marion Blackwell. A good nurse never faints at the sight of blood, instructs Mrs. Dorothy Davenport. Mrs. Ann Welch screens a movie before showing it to her class. 186 1,1 .. Aj- W ,F ,Q Yfzsi N: . 4 rrs,' t .-. 5 ja' . A 4 Mg. f Q 4912 2 Wa: 1 ,f W' ' X 1,45 ff gp! 'Ml . was . gg si ? ' f M' 4 V. A . N M, .V I C.-3-:H f ' f 4 1,69 f if 4 596 4 Y f A 0 Q., if , -. A , 4' s 4 f, Ui-2- M s . .. ,, 5- iM, V l N. ,4 fl ' A2 f 5 f i s , ' '34 ' 'V 4! , , 'QM N-9' .fr N ,.-Y - ' ' Mfr, ,. w, by f ' + ,M :SPM 3 r A A?-'sl ' 5: -SEQ? ,N ...I , . -A ' 1 ' l ' 53736115 SS! l M 'Ti A. Patricia Anderson Barbara Frushour Annie Fuller ludy Gardner Iames Garrison Wanda Gillilan james Hamm Cheryl Harper Thomas Hin Barry lohnston loan Lynn Mrs. Evelyn Morris I . L . 5' 4 .1 1 X 1 , . Q., 5 Q 4 N1 r f ff' ,f n L' i in 3319 5 ' :X W, mf' A J X y , 94 . A . Y A , T 4 1 w Rig' 1- I ..',, .f f., I , ww 1. 2 f N ' P, ll? .1 Y is 3' X , 4 X I V, in xx A pq, R K l , yy l Q 1 2 5 . Q Q. 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K 'ii 2 i Mrs. lani Morrow Diane Phillips Mary Spearman Robert Tulen ludy Wilson Laura Windham 2 1 1st year Vanessa Dale Anderson joy Denise Atkins Linda Baker Sheila Gayle Batson Debbie Carnell Becky Frazier lean Long Linda Lunny Denise Lorraine Mace Barbie McKendree jan M. Moore Teresa Vonciell Moore Belinda Taylor Runk Barbara Tucker Becky Taylor Wall Lynne Watson Deb Whittington Mattie A. Witson Beverly Helen Wood 188 A sw J 1 sy X5 ...E ll!! ,,7,. - yt! R ,vain ,,. f, ,, . , gi N a N I . v Wh? Jac ' 'I 1.2.1 1 x X ff.. ,. 6 1 , :ll , Si N 5 x , . f 'v- i fwfr--1. f' 1 5 X s 'l MIR' Yr:--'-f'-J ev' 1 , 'Dila X I 3 2 'fr-f vw- m X' I' it ' , ' . 4 ff 4? van: Wa. 42, ' T x aisr 1 Q 1, 1 .,., f rr -V X133 5 ' .1 1'-25 ' N ' if l . 72 5 . ,..i 3 ' + we 4 ww Lug. ' ' ' M .2 'C H A i 4 if Exercising her quads, Carolyn Young works out on the N.K. table. After class, Instructor Nancy Smith answers a stu dent's question. Department Head, Tom Pogue explains the funda mentals of Electrotherapy. X. . Q Y K, . fi' ,S- V NK it mum f il l wk Q Physical Therap Assistant Trying to do a wheely in a wheelchair or finding the strongest girl in the class are only a few feats performed by the Physi- cal Therapy Assistant students. Under- neath the fun, the students learn how to give satisfactory treatments from begin- ning to end. Practical experience are just as important, if not more, as the basic book learning. Going to surrounding hospitals for clinical affiliation during the year is required. In the summer an eight week full time clinical affiliation to two different hospitals is also required to complete the course. Speakers came to make learning more interesting. After the completion of this course, the Physical Therapy Assistant is able to work in a hospital, private prac- tices, clinics, and various other rehabilia- tion centers with the supervision of a Registered Physical Therapist. 2nd year 195. lan B. Crain Pam Daugherty Marcia Davis -Q! ul! req ' Pam Guice Nancy Hood Martha McCall Willette McKamey ew Gary McKinney Anne Rubenstein Iuly Salters Carolyn Young 189 B-'-lui itll ,A,aw.,3,., X I V ' ' ll ,, wi . l 2 . 5 1 r , I 6 I I L .5 I Z ' 1 , f 1' J , 'B Tm ll rl 1 Beginner's smile of Marcia Davis will be short lived after a few minutes' use of the exerow. Gliding nowhere fast, Pam Daugherty legs it out on an exercise bike. 190 Varied interest is demonstrated as Mrs. Smith orates in a lecture circle. Move to the left, ludy, sighs Gary McKinney during massage lab. 1 5 -'-sf: - 'draw : .1 ,s Now :L '- -ff-1 .' V , PTAS learn b practice 3' l rj i it , - :Ja li 'f i ij l iv l ci if ' in. I 1,1 .MM iftwb-sq g . .1 ,l 1 1 3 l l W4 2 l l Q i i 3 l El i 3 , i 4, ,. L I QL, 5 J V N ' '- ,,., i A qw. N .vw'f t ' S aw- .' f' 4 MPN 2-Q-s.e,s,, X I A 9 AW X 1. at , i D .il tv One of the funsies is to dip in and out of con- trast baths 50 times a minute without breaking the thermometers. The art of living is not always a simple process as demonstrated by Pam Guice. A demonstration by ludy Salters and Cathy Bridges shows how vital a hubbard tank is to theraputic success. l9l S J,--fi w X! I X 1 N4 .HOURS N, , s x EK WM. ,,, X 4 fs , f-1, ,. , t X X x .. f 1 f Q 0 X If M 's :vv r X M I S My r .... 1 Q srbr M ew f z f 8 fa L ,i Mrs Evans listens to a question asked by a Explanation of the pulse areas are shown by Mrs. Lynch explains how to use a stethascope. Learning Why one does a particular proce- dure is taught by Mrs. McDaniel. i i N Lice sed Practical ur ing One year of hard work can take one a long way, and the Practical Nurse proves this. The Practical Nurse learns the nec- essary skills and knowledge to give proper care the patient and to share in the responsibilities with other profes- sional nurses and doctors. After com- pletion of this course, the Practical Nurse will work in a hospital, nursing center, doctor's office, schools, or as a private duty nurse. As well as in public health services. After all the hard work is done, the Practical Nurse takes an exam which will enable that student to become a Li- censed Practical Nurse. N K., . 1-4- ll ,ann-Ni' tttftt-s y Qsscf 1 :miew igf2iata5 t- ' ' t Q A , .awww i Medical termonology is an important part of nurs- The technique in taking blood pressure is illus- Ing 35 taught by MTS- Allen. trated by two LPN students. l Mrs. McDaniel, Department Head, uses hand Telllng iokes during 3 5l 0fl break helP5 felleve L gestures in her explanations, some of the pressures of the day. l I av' 6 193 i l l 1 l Teddy loe Adkinson Mary Geraldine Anderson Mrs. Susan Brown Sandra Bryant Marcia Denise Campbell Donna Faye Cash Betty Cooper Sharon Croft Marlene Davis Wilma Davis Doris Donald Diane Drew Paula Renee Edwards Linda Elliott Dana Floyd loyce Garrison Sarah Goodwin Donna jean Hamby Patricia Cloonan Hill Barbara Henson jewell Hudson Marie Knight Margie Lindsey Rhonda Lister Mary Alice Miller Carolyn Anne Moore Beverly lean Nance Mrs. Claire Neagle Eleanor Ogle Mae G. Pugler 194 2 fy f I f f ,,f,,.s- -114.1 , vw i f :Ani 1 '12 C - . 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Y' cf' E N - , 1., , ' N' ' ' ' ,Z , V., ' .,f- F fl. rf - 45+ .,..,f ' 'Q ,f 5 5 A ,,V:, ' ..,,' A at ,yyy ffl f , ., ,. - W ' ' ,.. 2 -'sw 'WM 1 , ng 'gf' 5 ' ' ' A ,ufwj ,, ,. j 4 me ' 'W 7'7 gg ',,, A V MW '1'., t ., ,, 5 0 sf! ml. ,M ,,,,1 W! l I if in , f ' L I, ,, ,,, H K. 4, ,,,, li at , X T fffffb my -4' 1 l'W l s-.ff N'fw..f' J ,..f if f ur ing Prestige In ludes White Caps 1 T23-nw ff f ya' V-vf gal Nfrk, , . ' Q as-Egg...-1 my ..,,. . V . .Z 'eee 1 -'15 1 k l 5? L-avi J X iq N ,B I .. wb I shag 9 t -X Y 'us I x fu, X gg: l I 'bv' s 1- ' ff if' l 4 i l x , i ix, M fe x ' , Q 'awe m x E 'vs N 1 ,af Q l 'S x ON he C 'lx is if Q SY S f r ,.., ai rs' as f Wrffffat 5 ll V t dt f -3 any r xgfjnlj 'X , it , , its , is W, nw W ,, . r ,XM 7 2 Q M- ' Q Q ' l fl v 1 5, V , ,-Z Q I ...Y ' 5 s-tl, 1, , 1 fs' , N: ni-Hs 3 e ' if , -is K f .4 1 ,LZ 1 1 7 K 1' f bun .- l K -1' lv! White caps are a part of nursing prestige. I I I l J .ff il D , r-' ,pus .2 I-rf -Cn ,X ws. ,ig ik ' as fy- 1- 'X- i X51 .im . wg . i -' 5 ' 4 JH' K .. X l Ty Vera Elizabeth Pizzi Betty Ramey Patsy lean Ramey Nancy lo Rollins lanice Dillard Olise Sue Sherman Darcelle Smith Rachel Stidlar Bernice Tannace Lois Davis Tracey Sherry Ann Turner Ruth luanita Ware Cathy Waters Bobbie Lee West Gail West Dorothy Williams Elaine Williams Cathy Wood Sharon Wright lq im ,....gmF ,-f'f! f' gm fx 1 4: i fi Q1 1 I 3 ff 'E 3 v ' brq 'E H X, , ,,,.,,,,.-vw' wan., 1 f fi Om.. va' i W ,Qs -if ey 5,2 ' ,..:, , 7 'L' if a me ' ,q.J.Qi,...,Q4 'tg qw pf ,gy ,,,, , Nuff we -v 3 Q 2 1 5? 15.. .-.-:.., Q f 3 5 E sw. 491-0 af Dillie Smith poses for the camera. 'Q Taking time out from her busy schedule, Instructor . . qli Mannequlns make good subjects for classroom practice. 1 196 4 1 X-ra Vision is not needed for Radlolog Technlctan Not everyone can have the X ray vision of Superman but with the help of equip ment and the Radiologic Technology Department it becomes possible After the completion of this two year course the students of the Radiology Depart ment are able to become qualified in Ra diologtc Technology which is transfer able towards a baccalaureate degree entrance to nuclear medicine tech nology radiation therapy technology and the entrance to raduologust assts tance program Along with learning how to operate X ray equipment the stu dents are taught such subjects as rad: ation protection and patient relationship On completion of this course the re qutrement of 2200 hours of practical work in the hospitals is needed mum M vQ...,,,msh I I O O I I - , - I I l - , - r - I 5 ', fi 1 '- f sg l l MA,,I . Keeping a steady head, Mike Emory waits patiently to have his x-ray taken. Taping and recording her class, Instructor loAnn Schilling continues her lecture. VT Aileen Brookshire records the comments of herself and her classmates. A cat is the study of x-ray students' Linda Widner and Mary Roberts. fa .1 -' , ,AWN M t.,r , Q 'yfgffqik xi' . r n ffl i e Instructor james Ohnyesty uses the wall for a sup- V M H port between classes. Radiology students frantically study notes before the next class. Wm ' 4 1 ME' X 1 5, WAN c , P. f .1 .- k , M X I , by X ' Y .M Qty E l s. .... H. , W . it , f ..., - X rf im , . . ,,ii.. U ,W-M1 W .el Q If L 1 i M W man' . on .M ,, 2nd year Debra Holcombe De Ann Klein Arlene Short Manuel L. Sorenson Anita Ramsey Carolyn Alstiom Gloria Babb Donna Barton Karen Bradley Aileen Brookshire Debra Elizabeth Brown lackie Bruce Margaret Chapman Sheryl Davenport Michael D. Emery 193 25 K X - Q. sg stf.jgg.1,x R X .f Q Vf? 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Widmer 190 -...............,, M. Jn,,,awM,..,,,.,0' X 5 5 yyigg-I 9 l g 6 a X -'r ..N QQ -X5 , N 4' C ,eg fs.. A ff- fixhwg -fly Beverly Atwell T ' ' Ann Ballard , , Shashank Bansal Connie Becks Sharon Collins lanis Crowe Karen Davis Carolyn Desmowie Elizabeth Gibson Gail Hunter 200 E f af' ,. 7, me .,. Qi xl. V., Q i , xv, A-mz.y-I gy: ,S ri ,mn R -Q..-f in an-'-rf' G .lb 3 Ml -A K.. f l l 3 l f s,.- xg i 1 l xmtlnl, 2. ' 9 0 -'agar 4 , . ' x v5 f 'ii-TQ Q was is f 1, W 3 Z , ' 0. A - Y 1 f' V bln rn lj, + if K mv X it 'Key fb. 'we-.-..-f EW? 'Ui -s -.J def' Operating Ro Technology Scalpel, sclssors, guaze, forceps, These are sounds famrlrar to the Operatlng Room Techlcans The student must not only assnst dur mg the operation, but also prepare patients and supply equipment ln the operating room and afterwards, clean up, account for and sterlrze equip ment To and the student ln learnung about operatlng procedures, these students have a complete, up to date operating room The student IS also required to have 825 hours of clrnlcal practlce Mrs Hogan looks on as students tape the day s lesson Dressed In their surgical unlforms Surglcal Tec students label surgical supplies Mrs Flnley lnstructor checks over equnpment Uslng tongs Mlrlam Osteen plcks up a sterllzed bowl Lunda jones Deborah Lewers Barbara Ann Orr Mnnam Osteen Pam Robertson Patncra Sheppard lulra Wulson Om 201 ,M fx !fI'wf4V'il f f. sf my 43. 'v s 2- Q, , X : 4 5,-ffexfgm . ,My zz-333' 4.4! 1, H: .,- , W Q' w -1 'W wg ff x 'QV Gperatlng Room Technolog The Cleanest Department at TEC 3.2 713 may K?k.7' QW? Q' f 'ras 1 'Qi' l kwa Ready to asslst Sherri Alexander excltedly awants Scrubblng up IS very Important part of the Op eratlng Room Techmcans Observing Techniques used In the operatmg room gives the 1st year Class a better understandlng Making up a table IS an essential part of the op eratlng room technlcans ,ob 203 l fr Althea Anty Kay Arsen Ruby Bell Guy Caderter Kathy Campbell Mary Lou Cater lewell Choice Becky Davis Karen Fields Mariam W. Fruster Helen Havens Betty Hayes Roy Hodge Robert Hoffman Zenoire Holley Patricia Hunt Nancy johnson Kathy Lewis Cathy Lott Gail Mayo Shomey McCoy Millie Pangle Marian Peake lr. Sarah Pearman Sharon Poole Sandy Rains Patty Rhodes lean Roberts Belinda Rousey Chuck Steele 204 ',-Sim '93 mv' M? ' l,f,fy,, V w ff 3 , 1, E , ,ewf ,V 4 it V, Q66 'YN aflilfbbx A 1, .n ff! fi' K E fl f .fwfi . , S7 ' X ,,., ff' aa ' f f f 13 f, f ff f iff ff. ff? 17 ' f V 4 5'f. f if F' .f Z ff f N -' 'X Q ff? , , I f M fm, fi , f, ,Ci ,ff ,wif-ff ,, K' K Allied Health Preparatory Allied Health Preparatory allows a stu- dent an opportunity to receive a better basic scientific background before en- tering a program in the Allied Health field at TEC. This program aids the stu- dents by providing them with needed equipment such as visual aids models and skeletons. In addition the students are able to take field trips and listen to speakers to broaden their knowledge. Marshall l. Pickens Hospital and the State Mental Hospital were among the institutions visited by the Allied Health Preparatory students. At the end of one years experience the students are al- lowed to continue to the medical pro- gram of their choice. Sudre Stewart Carrie Sullivan FYR Glenda Turner Mildred Wells Cheryl Woods Linda Victoria Wright Lecturlng IS a vltal part of learning to instructor Skeletons are one of the many teaching aids used Charles Whrttenberg and the AHP students by AHP students 205 5 l f , 'v-.W W' as Sudie Stewart and Sandy Rainer check for R.H. You mean that's what we look like inside? factor. Learning how to competently use a microscope is That's got to be the ugliest bloodcell l've seen in one of the major tasks for Martha Campbell. my life. 206 v v w - X is is , V s ' v 1 t 4 SQ sa , ? K , We X-ky If Q r s ' . an we i S. iss: ' i ,Jvc ,, as 2 tg I ri, eip JL ff asks, ,.t w 5 ey is Iv 'X MM' V 42 Q X iQ? sa, 1 E t- fat f Y sm. '-xg WMM. 'W l in ff' Wi ' i . 5 ,-av ' ,Q SA Q: Q .rf 4' 2 I F Y I -9 , .,4' ,, I V ix Raw' il The blood bank has been drained. In spite of the sunlight, Nancy lohnson reads over her repon. A.H.P. studies the implantation of an embryo. Vfwinrqi For jeff Williams, the good life begins in Biological Department Head, Dan Riddle, props himself up Science. and grins for the cameraman. Um take fivernsays Instructor Steve Best' Please don't take my picture. begs Kay Grastie. 208 f It's been a long day for Bob McConnell Allied Health Preparatory takes field trips Business Division E pands with Para-Legal Z A' V Im 5 'V A, fz Qs, Sf W ., f mfasggsww 5 -' '.. 'Mb F' M and Police Science -ei A ' -as .usb iv ,wg y tif Ji, L QF lg: , V .' 'fl ' Q: ,Aw 1, -if u ' ' K HW J 1 T -1--1 lt was ' QQ i l M391 MAA Av ,4 V 2 1.5,-. 2 gi 1 - ft ' lasik T ,r'- 4 , M ,. .. ,r, . p 'f 1 . ' ' 'y ' ff 7 va, Greenville TEC's Business Division has seven programs to train supportive and administrative employees for businesses in the local area. These programs are Technical Secretary, Data Processing, Business Administration including Gen- eral Business, Accounting and Market- ing, Para-legal Technology and Police Science. Each one of the programs in the Busi- ness Division has an Advisory Com- mittee composed of people already working in the respective fields. These committees help the instructor keep abreast of changes and improvements being made in local business. There are several organizations that pro- vide social activities and extension of classroom instructions. There are two fraternities-Theta Beta Omega and Pi Sigma Epsilon. The Ladies Business So- ciety QLambda Beta Sigma Sororityl is for any female business student. The admin- istration Management Society is de- signed to allow executives, thus provid- ing valuable information and contacts. 211 TTi'l General Business arketing, or Accounting TEC is constantly changing, and the Busi- ness Administration department helps bring this change. Before, all students went into B.A. and then changed to ei- ther marketing or accounting their sec- ond year. This year, however, the change was made so that students choose their major the first year. The students choose either General Business, Marketing, or Accounting and concentrate the two full years in these areas. . -fgyfszf ' , 13. ' :L 1 may b ' . s, ,sf-.gzflfvt I 5 wx, f. wM,,...,A ,W 5 W , O st P is if P- S , 'ii K A f QV Y V Chris Williams seems to be into her studying. Lynne Covil practices her skills on the calculator. Instructor lim O'neal listens to a student's ideas. Wonder what Richard Ridgill has in his pockets? Peggy Babb gets help on an assignment from Le- i land Mayfield. 212 115 VX Qlrf FH? w 1 I ' say ', ' 'I 4 ,,f : l l f,C 'lil A . V V' f Z I Q58 lf 'G' I ,?.r,W,,.,. E , Ppvm. , , ., ., Wa.- ,v,, f'x'X ' -sg.. T' 1 12 1 We! 1, '73 Xfl Y rw 6- bl? -AW rv-r-up-f Qi 1 fi f f Kwik fx 4, .MX li Siva if fiBffi'i'fs 1 X x?-1, ZA 'E Q t' i l I 1 l L '7' , 6 . : ax 'qv' li N if l l lst year Elton Anthony Tony Ashley Brenda Atkinson Peggy Babb Chris Baird Lou Ann Baldwin Ioseph Batson, lr. Barry Beard Thomas Blouat Wayne Burrell Lynne Covil lackie Cramer john Cureton Genovia Dawkins lerry Edwards Keith Dean Demetrius Evans Fletcher Evan limmie Evans David Evette Charlie Farr Mike Finley Carol Ann Freeman Betty Gardner Stanley Gillespie Paula Cilstrap Ronald Gilstrap Vernon Cray, lr, Debra Grumbles Bonnie Heatherly . W Ga. 5 Lgmwm -fm. 3 lst year Richard Hiatt Rebecca Hinton Brunell Hudson judy jones jerry johnson Mary Lancianese james Lawless Sandra Lee Dennis Long William Longhurst Dorothy Madden Richard Mabrey Roger Manly joseph Mason jacob Master Leland j. Mayfield David McCall john McCall Roy McDavis ix jerry Orr l ffl fi .C'71 M J' ' V Mgt I I 1 'A 3. 442 :rims 4 Q , if A s Q A C I 1 I x 1 ywfn in 4 1 jk tj:-a'S VEWX ,ur-JK '!7' PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE 4-0,1 eww' Wax .M i ..- 'ml- i y ATV Q fr i a , K -if I KR 'V ,222 5: 2 9 Sw 'f xv' ,J I 1 4 Y? fp, gk' B are H Wg? M44 14 1 if ZW l 1 ? 'Tr h. 1, N' gg ffsfgffl' - Hllfiw W SE? i - f 9 - W 5' l IL- W :asa-l 15117 231-' ,, Q4 . vhn ?1',.'7'f F ,A il Edgar Padgett Etrulia Packs james Pack Tina Peake lim Petrillo Dell Phillips Steve Ponder William Reeves lane Smith Patti Taylor Diane Taylor David Waldrop Deminia Ward Al Watson Raymond West Chris Williams Deborah Wood 5 U Fx X sw: -. sv :HT ,lf l f fl A X Asi f X N , . v s is X 'flfif of , asm Y' l' +P 'X , V ww , WW Q e X 'ii f Q .wg ,yfsyf A J Q 5 Lines form to the right for test grading ID Psychol ogy class ln spite of the Indifference of hrs students Mr Shirley comments on homework papers The classuc classroom shot us seen only by the teacher 216 First Year B Finds Many Challenges af' 4-wr ff rlw t J , N. 7 f 5 X'-P7 f f f' 1, 5 X 5.5 V -'ff U!1,,,,, Straining their eyes, pushing their pencils and rack- ing their brains, BA students attack another test. A cluttered desk doesn't seem to hinder Tommy Blount. Mr. Batson introduces his class to the new Business Mathmatics textbook. BA football player lim Petrillo prepares to attack. 217 Krishan S. Bansal Mary W. Bracken jack E. Breback Terry Christy Dennis Gary Clardy Diana Coleman Ronald Corbin Paula Irby Ralph j. jackson Brenda Ann julian Barbara McConnell john Franklin Martin Ronald F. Mulligan Donald C. Paherson Donna Robinson Sharon Sheriff jerome Smith james W. Teal Debbie Tooke Susan Yancy fi MQ s w 218 'e ll ' Q 'L ll, i 3 .A-4 again! ,,,t - Q 7 1,10 Fl l Z- .,,,, Accounting Technology Preparing students for top level manage- ment careers, Accounting Technology offers varied courses in accounting and management. Besides these courses, the department also requires the students to complete several general business courses such as economics, business math, and business psychology. After two years of concentrated study, the graduates are ready for the business world. Mr. Roper goes over a statistics problem with Lynn Ford. Wally Cox comes equipped with a pump. Get it up! says Gary Clardy. Mr. Cool, Roy Townsend, makes a pretty pose. What a nice smile on Terry Garrison's face! Paula Irby concentrates on class work. 219 Accounting- ork with Figures X31 'G fl i ta V al -ei ' ,gn-5'2 Wa- i I 7 2':53+'S'5g25 t c Q fWf22'?'w3w 2 'I3fvaf4v3 :MJ . 0 'M M ' WMP r' ,..' Q44 s' H ' It seems to be another interesting class for ac- counting students. Frances Hines, accounting instructor, goes over the test papers. 220 Papers in hand, Department Head Roy Townsend, readies for another day. Ralph jackson seems to really know what is happening. '-ind ' if ,QW wx '- -aff. N-47 MW XX jf-. Accounting students huddle in the corner to Dick Cook heads up the cost accounting class. collaborate. Attentively, Paula Irby and lames Goldsmith listen Would you believe the fish was this long? asks to class discussion. Fred Plott. 221 Mariane Abell C. Paul Altenhofen Rod Beard Tricia Brooks Charles B. Garrett nm W. Gilbert Morris Clyde Gillespie Morris Green Picula Hill Mary Holbrook Roger Earl lewell Melvin Latimer Carl Lewers Skip Macoth Regina Merle Orr Richard A. Patterson Patricia Perkins Patricia Watts Charles Thomas West janet Whiting Von Shubert Wright 222 if N 4Hl 9m-f se'- MWA A typical day finds the Marketing students attenti- vely in class. Assisting Nancy McHugh is Mr. Rutledge. Charles Rutledge, Department Head, appearing to be in deep thought, stresses a point. Marketin Students Stack those shirts! Arrange that store dis- play! These expressions are familiar ones to Marketing students especially when they are around the Accounting stu- dents. Actually, the Accounting students are not too far wrong. Some of the people in Marketing may have to start out as sales clerks, however, with their knowledge of retailing and purchasing obtained while at TEC they will have the opportunity to advance quickly to man- agement. ln addition to retailing, the stu- dents are being taught finance, trans- portation, wholesaling, and even some basic accounting. Von Wright seems to be where the action is. john Stepp sits back in class and listens to his stu dents points of view. 223 4 l 1 Marketing Gffers Retailing, holesalin , Finance Qi? K X x X X s 4 S XXQg1fXX, X , X D.. X,,, N Ni? X: S5 mfr , l f S Whale Iam Gilbert looks on our favorite Lebanese Charles West and Greg Ballew are deep In thought about their calculators Charles Watson and llm Gilbert take a final look before the bug test Getting stumped on a problem Danny james gets assistance from Ron Eaddy was www We sa 224 iw an 5,677 4 Gerald Knight, instructs Tricia Brooks. G ,X . ' ' , 4 : 5 9. 's 1 ' 1. ,, Q f X 9' ' x f . P534 o QN ' O ! D? It Cl - A Wendall Davis checks to see if Rufus Henry Owens N, A has the right answer. l f P K ' Carl Lewers seems dazed as Pat Watts points to his i l ' hand. l 1 l I l i l I i A I 2 l 1 l I l ,. kwgy li i , -mrs uv W is ' li d, in iq N +3ww+5!4mfa,,s,, ,, if ll! ll I What answer did you get? asks Pat Perkins. Piccola Hill proves that a statistics problem takes a lot of figuring. 53 ki 225 l P f Q O ' ' i Q a I.. s J. Q' ' Q ',Ag -.I sv! 01: .ug . 0 F I ,Q 1 Q H A 1 ' ., if 1' 'Q' X 'sig Q, . if , - X. rnr..o'l, it ' a , A 5 gl M 'ri A 4 A ng , .44 Q' iq' 4 i ii 'K t l is 4 ,943 1 l Paralega Technolog TEC has become well known throughout the state for its firsts and Para-legal Technology is another one of them. The Paralegal program was developed and supervised by the Greenville Bar Asso- ciation to fill the gap between the lawyer and legal secretary. Paralegals filling the roles of legal assistants and legal admin- istrator, study a wide and far reaching curriculum. just as South Carolina has watched TEC grow and prove itself, the legal fraternity around the nation is watching Paralegal. Chalk up another success for TEC. For a nominal fee, Department Head, Fred Plott will advise any student on how to evade taxes. Attorney David Wilkins explains dowry rights in his Wills, Trusts, and Probate class. Ignoring the camera eye, Monty Walker and Debra Dill brush up on typing skills. A good pipe makes Criminal Law and everything else more understandable for Mosses Dillard. 226 2 , V, - 7 .wav A 5 .- tv .M-,fc W . ff-ff -, MQW if E .,,' 1 3Q,x,,, N 'if saggy 5, A 'r 4 2 7,152 7 -ffwfy ' f 2,- f f? 5 KQAA 4 V-r .au ., . Z it 'i A l K jx' Ianice Ballew lim Ballew Eddie Brock Arthur L. Butler Susan L. Caldwell Charles M. Copeland Gideon E. Craig leanette Del Bane Debra Ann Dill Moses Dillard Charles Drummond William D. Grant Steve Griffeth jerry Harvey Susan Hester Bill johnson Alta King Hank Kissinger Merry Krieger Beth Lee Glenda Medlin Gail Mikus William Simpson Maudine Tyre Monty Walker Troy R. Webb, lr. Richard West jesse Williams Morris Wynn 22 Kill f 7 511! Ffa? 5955 ,155 5 ft 4 1 r if Wax few g,-, wif' uf t, , wt WW! ww Glancing over her brief one last time, Gail Mikas prepares for Law class. Looking up at the blackboard, Terry Marchbanks copies down legal terms. At the moment, the chief concern of these students is Family Law. Due to a lack of space, Paralegal students use a typing room for their law discussions. There's always room for laughter at the back of the class. 228 Paralegal-another TEC first pei 5 i 229 Police Science Betters Skills Partly due to the ever increasing crime rate in Greenville County and the need to update the skills of Greenville's police force, TEC this year began a course in Police Science Technology. This 2 year course leads to an Associate of Applied Science. At first, the course is being used to update the skills and knowledge of the present police force. However, be- fore long students will be excepted from high school to be trained as policemen. Rest easy Greenville-the police force is at work! The Police Science students takes a crash course in the life of a night watchman. These guys protect you while you sleep. 4 'Viv ,W ,. 1 it We ii rr HRW' A 40 johnny Balwin MV' William Butler Michael Cox Kenneth Edwards Dean McCord 230 f 90' Jw, IJ 'si 'n ft' i . -'V U ' GH x.. E 9 .9 3 xf . 4 A V X in 'fgnfi 5-ij ul ,va - AQ- t ' cf! 7' M A .P nf , it jr,-f K f J U5 V .Qs 5. Q. ,I Q .,q mf wt, If V' 53' W A ' V ' fix , Z . - . vt: jg A ft , 5 4 k,A . WC 40,5 . sg, E 47 ' A 1 A P? in ag. ,V Q 1,1 if , Wim, 4 ff 'wt U' W N195 . ,f ' N ,bas --+,c,,f'5'jgg5:. - '. ,S X i A 1,5454 f. ..,,i-wa gf Trying not to be conspicuous the police science students pose for the camera. Making sure that the class understands the lecture, Department Head Bob Elmore takes time out for questions. 231 Data Processing Technology This course introduces students to the general purpose high-speed electronic computer as a versatile and powerful in- strument for problem-solving and data processing. The basic objectives of the course are to acquaint the student with the theory and philosophy of computers through mastery of the theoryg to illus- trate applications of new concepts through examplesg to provide a base in areas beyond programming on which graduating students might build. A glass partition cannot obstruct a vision of Data Processing students hard at work. With his customary smile, Instructor lack Atkins as- sumes a relaxed pose. Thumbing through his workbook, Freddie lordan pauses to read a page. Data Processing students pass break time in conversation. Bob Buchannon breaks into a grin during class. Other things than computers fill the mind of students. Erasing a mistake while at the same time answering a question is the never daunted Mr. Hubbard. Frowns crease the faces of lim Morgan and Ron McDowell as they study a complicated out put. Linda Cox leans against a machine while Susan Smith listens attentively. 232 pw Au! M, W-aa..-,,,,. tf 53,91 ,ff- ' ' ilk ,...-o--- . -sw. X ki'-1 N . X 'r , X X 4 x , X. 4, X Y Xl? if gui NN VX iiglglx 251 I S, aff ff lst year Ronnie Armstrong Benjamin Baybo Dale Benjamin R.W. Browder Lillie Burton judy Corbin David R. Floyd, jr. Charles E. Ginther, jr Robert Granger janet Hendrix Terry M. Hetcher Fred jackson Claudell P. Kayse, jr. Mike Kayse Sammy Knox Bobby A. Little Ronnie McDowell Terry Lee Mclntyre Issac V. Mcjimpsey james E. Morgan Holly Pitchure Robert A. Roll, jr. Susan Smith joseph N. Vanhook Jfx 623,-. 74. ff! 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Byars jerry Carroll Donald L. Cox, lr. Linda E. Cox 'Q M x x lk L if 1 4 X f f, 1 f f 'Z fl 'Q :Mubjcjx ' 3 f tx ml 1 l if .f QT K i lb S 5 N i 'eg ,XXVI ' fi w 1 A J xx ,gy J QL DQYQSQ lr J 'K X I 'ix e f.,.' , FWS A a- A, ' AE.. ,av M .. ,g.. S ,pv- X z .1 V X -- . x .. -- .... A ---nur C at . X e5 X 1, SN Smeg XXX k , ,, A -My , .wzifst M -X J .. M K Y .2 :tx , xx 1 'UQ-'f WWE qx ,f QL: 41 g I 4, ,i g l. L, 'A I , KA AIX 1 ll l j' ff' , -,Ti KW George Dobbins Hubard Glen E.G. Annette Halter Margaret lo leffords Vicky Knight Ed Leeds Donna Parker johnny M. Pode Wilton Sutton Willie T. Thurman Harold C. Thompson Cheryl Weir 5 'U , , 5, ....F , , 1 ,,,. El f., ,fvbiiffimf S g7f,.r Zi ,,-Y-' -. - Zf ,Z3,Ig', , -W V' f, z 13 af fs-.M A mf - X '..ff - 5 .f1ij i 1-..-, . , I M I .. . J.. mi' .. E, ,. , JI I 4 G gm, A f, Q - 3 W, s Q . - Q vb- Q f. ' ' 6 ffbfy ' ' V H , 1 f xg 5 , Q, K 1 Wafg3,s, - 3, 3 v -:fe X tt E' 11 '. Y' 'H' 4 mg ! 1, ' - 'V C is' ff- f ul- , ga ' ' - Z 5 f M, if 1 'K Mrs. Smoot, instructor, greets her class with a smile. Everybody makes mistakes and ludy Pettit erases hers. Even shorthand class can be amusing to jerry Barr. 236 Technical Secretaries prepare 'N , After one year of intense study and train- for their futures dents enter careers ranging from clerical A -E5 ing in courses such as typing, shorthand, and clerical procedures, the 64 Technical Secretary students will graduate quali- fied for jobs in business and industry. Depending upon the individual, the stu- -.um assistants to executive secretaries. During the school year, the students all are members of Future Secretaries Asso- ciation, a professional organization for students. C I 'Q' M1 TEC Sec. Department Head, Mrs. Bullard Pauses to have her Picture made. Technical Secretaries open their books for an- other class. Typing is one of the most important skills a Technical Secretary must develop. A-tr 35. .- l Z R'4W.g5- T, 1 237 3 l gg l Pam Adams Arlene Anderson Sharlene Ashmore Shirley Avery Gayle Batson Andra Bell Barbara Bradley Nancy Burns Wanda Cameron lo Ann Childers Carol Cable Shelby Cooley Debra Dillard Kathryn Ellison l.inda Ferguson Dianne Finch Kathleen Fleming Ouida Frazier lane Galloway Gail Gillespie Ann Gilreath lanie Goldsmith Annie Greene Gail Harkins Alissa Hemdree Dories Holbrook Teresa Howard Linda lamisen leanette jenkins Phyllis Leamon . W?--r w... Y Q .N N xx KN we , .- N. we Q , Nix In SNA X wb f.sWNgQ X .Af , '5 k ENE 1' r -X 1 Nw ,ag i ' X Xxx ' ' , 'Q 'L NN. 5 .. ku .. l , , . N x l adapt i F T ff ' V ' I Xl, . Xis rxxs , ,. , f 7 v, ww Ck .fi W9 VVQ 5fQ .gf'rF',g'0 - 2' 'f'4f,i Q Y , .- A .ye . - V -mls. V. ,Yr 4' Ffa l 1 are, Q. rl- pl., V so 5 .I --AQ.. 2. X41 A k.xX . fl' A' A W W ' ill' 1. .r ' - ' W Sa we 'iw -if Y. 5 M i - Y F f'g'Q , ,f2',1,'5f2g, fdt 5 V,4,fF113!f?g,r.,E f : V 'P fry wif, f 'ff psgrf fixing Uemsllg' A, :zu 2317.1 u1f,Jl?..r HMM uf fl 'J G? - ' qi'::wfi4f3f.:S, . QQ! YQ .QW K 45 ., uw X' so :X G ww Hua'-J-W ...ff r,,-V-4, 'ge---,f 155 ,Rt D, QV' Nil 511. Y, 'er 1:17477 :VV AJ iurzff l 'X,. 55 ii, Xratx - qv- l ,Q b , .M , ,XA 1 N il , , T X A ff i f ffsf, fa 'A A l- 1-,slid fy f 5 1129 f f ,os lie-...In 'vs 'IN , fs ,N .Q..,,.. F592 Debra Locke Linda I, Long Connie Clardy Looper Loretta Lowe Sherry Cantrell Haddox Tena Marshall Gail McCurley Lou McDonald Martha McMahan lulia Mou Linda Neely ludy Pettit Karen Phillips Linda Pulnam Sharon Pyles joan Rector Mary Ann Redmond Paula Russell Laura Sellers Inez Simmons Martha Singleton Karen Smith Lynn Smith Shirley Stewart Wanda Steading Betty lo Tompkins Linda Toothman Laura Walker lacky Williams Ann Williams 23 'ff Q 0. ..,, i 'L sw Qfihf 7 if, 1 'A QW r f Cwvvo . 'Q 5 'X Sn Q gm S Niflxrf X A .i,s,gA,,v- mx 4 ffjfspi, bfmf h Awrgafjffif , X 1: fe., ' , Cm 'Sb f Y, ,,, -5X , Rf' A , 'K 'Iv ' pecialists The goal of the Industrial Division is to provide students with technical informa- tion and manipulative and mental skills necessary to a craftsman, thereby fulfill- ing the needs of industry and local citizens. The nine programs of this division are Air Conditioning, Auto Mechanics. heavy Equipment Operator, Heavy equipment and Diesel Mechanics, Industrial Elec- tronics, Machinist, Machinist-Tool Maker, Numerical Control, and Welding. Advisory Committees composed of in- dustrial leaders in these Division's vari- ous fields of study help the instructors keep the curriculums and techniques up to date. 241 Ai Conditioning Refrigeration and Heating Being cool in the summer and warm in the winter is a feeling everyone wants and enjoys. The students of Air Condi- tioning learn how to install and maintain eqtipment in homes, buildings, facto- ries, and many more other estab- lishments. The students also learn how to build generators starting with refrig- erators up to air conditioners. After grad- uation, these qualified men are able to work as servicemen in installation and in other jobs. McKinnize Cannon laughs at a comment by Eddie Davis. Asking questions and referring to the book con- sumes the class time of Ernest Dockery and Mike Bishop. Opening briefcases, organizing books, shuffling papers and getting comfortable requires all the at- tention of these Air Conditioning students. e l if l 1 i l ,L ll '4 Q 4 1 ,, 3 .1 i i iv T il A ,i W. l E 2 Eddie Adams Carl Bailey Mike Barton Mike Belcher Mike Bishop Tony Black Ralph Blakely Gary L. Bruce McKenzie L. Cannon Dennis Chambers 242 Viv l bf' -hw... if fy , il l l l i r, li l .. ,,., - yi tv' .. A. ..,A,. - . -A r ff . ll 1 fs- 5 l 1 l Mit' 3 49 L ' .aY 91 X lf' i l 9fi,sA, T M-5 1 Q z ' 544.1 tr if i i il l I, i Tony Cochran Eddie Davis Maxie M. Devlin Ernest L. Dockery Cecil ECecil B. Duncan Wilbert Evans lohnny Forrester Malcolm E. Gambrell Dennis Gibson Billy I. Hamby Roy C. Harlon Phillip Herman Charles L. Hissenbothon Eddie L. Hunter Oliver lennings Willie I. jones Phillip Lake Ted E. Mayes Keith Moore Robert T. Odom Oscar Pennington lr. Terry Pruitt William 1. Rosamond Iames Smith Walter D. Hanley Sammie Thompson Don A. Wilson Michael C. Workman Charles Ray Young Garren A. Young 243 W Q' 4' K 4 5 1 K yi up-ff,igqxQg-5 ,, .14y,.w?X Q. f W gqvbw I f 5. , 54 -My -f. , Q , www :. , Q 4 y'v'i1' Q 'fd ' A, ' ii ' ,J XV ,f Q 7 .-1 YW W , ew VM qwp 7 1 f ' S M' W f A .,,, X :Y A fi ,1 ff X mfg M , f X fx -Q QW ,- X .Q ycf , 4. WN, 1 1 , 1 -Qy. ' 2 f , . dvi I W f 4 WS: , A . . , 5 X 71 ,pc .K 4 V 4 w I 244 xxx 5 .AQ Nu., A . J WW -WW M? ' Mlcwriac SW r use if g HACR triumphs over hot and cold. i 1 TEH .' gs l his Combining their knowledge and hands, Eddie Hunter and Oscar Pennington disassemble an air conditioner. Department Head, Robert johnson, leans against the podium as he lectures. Instructor Thomas E. Shiflet, explains the function of a particular part to Walter Hanley. A chart of magnetic starter is copied by Mcliinnzie Cannon. With close scrutinizing, Ronald Smith and Carl Bai- ley inspect tubing. 245 l I i utomotive Mechanics Small cars, large cars, foreign cars-no matter what kind of car it is, they need care and attention. The automo- tive mechanic is trained to adjust, re pair, and replace defected parts on cars, trucks, or buses After gradu ation, he will be able to work as an in dependent service station operator, in sales, as a general mechanic, and other available positions E E saga Auto mechanic students study the parts of the internal combustion engine Slowly and patiently Department Head Bill Loukides explains it one more time Instructor Roy Babb replies to the comment of a student Turning down the disc brake drum requires the close scruting of Don Odione james M Neeley jr gleefully exposes the guts of the carborator 246 ' - X gg XX gf X Xxx , ' alia X .,, - . l R K A A K . c 1, - A ' 5 ' . , 1 , l N I A X' . ' . . Q , N . gli, , V Q ' A 4 . . . s ' -'wk . - + 0 any-K Q . , Z' i 'Rv . ' me ' bf , V , it Q R t . W it .sl Ag VJ f Q? . ' Q ' xlwgafufs Q ' MS' i i i Michael Ballentine Russell Cahn Wade W. Coones Kenneth Dale Dombrosky john K. Flatwood Elbert Golden, jr. Randy D. Harkins David Haskell Bobby Huff Fred johnson Ronnie Lingefelt joel Maddox Matthew M. Rosemond Wm. Barry Smith Thomas B. Sullivan Benjamin j. Washington john T. Williams Ray Whittaker Tommy Woodruff Larry A. Yarbrough f 1 ,Ag v ,J 1 7 I ' 4 1 .sau ,Lf Q u' . Q I .v I L 'J . ' ' , . ' n 'Q - . Q- . ' -. 0 ' ' 1 . . -P' - ' 'Q .,-xtn' I - is, qt. Q. 5 , I xt..-.. I.-b IO . .:.:. Q. v, .O , I, K , u x , A I 5' 1' . I N wr, T aff V 1 Q . 'If 5 'sm 1 . R -.f, .Ni ln. 1' I . Y 1 ' Q, Ev' Qi hh.. va ' gg-..a -M urea 'Um 9,755 x xwalulr 5, , yy K 2 f 11 N. x f ' 1 J f 47' n' 5. .1, a'- .fu-.v . - . - , a .13 U 'J uv..-. '.'- A I . q . ' ' f. J .. . 'f x ll E , , A.. ,. in 4 .-5' . .av ..,. -4 - ,. '-U. . . .nn '- .- 3. 31. ' '-.' ., I aiu V ., 4. . s. ' w . R .. . , , N H' . . - -'f-.-' ' ' .- -f--f,. .. ,. xl. . A HN. . . .' ' ' ' , ',. ' ' . Q . . . , I ,,. . 1 ' , f . 5 Q - 'S . , . , ,.' , .- . . 3 . ,. ,, fc v- 1 ' ip..-an .D hu fff eavy Equ'ment Mechanics- Operators More homes, commercial and industrial buildings, and highways are being made to keep up with these modern times. The students of Diesel and Heavy Equip- ment Mechanics learn to maintain and repair diesel engines in such pieces of equipment as cranes, heavy trucks, and bulldozers. After the mechanic makes the repairs of the machinery, the Heavy Equipment Operator takes over. His job is to run bulldozers, backhoe, front-end loader, and various other pieces of equipment. The students in these two hard-working programs are willing to work and accept the challenge of these modern times. I' 4 w ,. as f f f X fs! Q f i, ,t,, , i l , , -WW , ' , ' QI! , W, nf. X Q? Q L Raising a little dust, instructor R. Hunt runs down the photographer with a fork-lift. For instructor Travis Kelley, the good life begins with a cigar and hard hat. Adequate parking space is a problem at TEC. All aboard as Department Head Fred Brown hi- jacks a bulldozer. l X ' T Mechanics lo ,Q -B K V Guy Barnebee lohn Finley 'Vw 5- 1 Mary L. Maddox Tim Raney ' F .FE Operators '54 'ie Ervin F. Barnes Alin Burchette Danny I. Courtney ,,-'di' Wv'-7 Rudolph Foster Glenn Goodwin Ronnie Gravely , 1 y , av As Q- N Gerald T. Hall Cecil Hayes, lr. Kevin O'Neil 25 L N H. E . ? 'i '1 W kg ' :N N I 1 I V lI si Ei , . i ,H Jr , ,le I ws I :N ' , I , ll Y 1 I 1 k i 5 fi , ' IP A ' 1 :ll E A! Q get L We X ' 'N Qi w ! Wig 3 4 :JE in 5 M yu : fi A p L 1 w u : I x 1 W I ll 1, lg 1 al Q J. ', X I, I , X , I xc 1' 4 I , , 2 I ' i , , H ,m -f 1 4 ' Ah '1 ' N I: ng 'I ' FP I, 1 I, , H 1 1 M . L 213 A . I X: L . ,Mt is , I, N v sw + n H 1 , M 4 ,I P, I , , I , 4 ! r 4 4 x I gl 3 fi A 13 w s 1 1 Mechanics keep ' m moving . s M .M ,W p Q M . . f . -, v : f fawjliiy , if f 1 - 1 X .,.. , Q R, 'dv- i ' 1 k p Af f, ,Ns :' -sw Nt ' if '. as - Q. 5 eeee , , me -ss X Ns s fs-so There's more to this equipment business than I. Finley always surrounds himself with his work. meets the eye, and R. Maddox knows it. Diesel and Heavy Equipment Mechanics gather to Despite oil deposits P. Hayes prepares to repair a shoot the bull. broken fan. 25 Y ' ,A,..-, L l l I l i y eavy l Equ'pment ' hy Gperation ,Q . . . l . ,.' r . f 'A il? i .fi 4'5 Q A :'? W ' V ' r r 4' i l r ' l 2 i ,W lx l H952 E, l :' 4 x . A l. x fl :sg I 6 it l v 13 r! 'li M l rg w ggi -l W I 5 I rl ' ' if i I f l i E r 1 V Z 4 ' .4f'!?3pgg Il f l tl l E Not all the equipment in this department is heavy. p . l Hi Women aren't the only bad drivers, some of those H 1 drivers are in Heavy Equipment. ll ii l R i y E. Hayer and Instructor Mr. Kelly exchange jokes M while A. Byrum takes it all in. ll ', 1 Ti l 1 I i ll li lr ll t ' I i 'I l l 1 l 5 254 rg l 1 L-in FK gg. .' LA' fg- ,,, ---5 ,xt We It.-. Zljf, If-4 f T 7, ,L t I K ,uv r r l 1 9 r 4 -Why T Ar , Et rf 2 H55 QQ' 3 .fu ,Ar V , I .. ,Q ' 4 Tw' ' - 4, r- I ' , 4 1 ' U lafcg' ,5 12 . L , ' in , l . fx ,. i1',, . i -.4 rf. - M, P1 1' QFS! ,am wg . . - if A' -2. rg NVQ- U5 Q , ' M ww if J nf, 'rms -4j,4,5'ig: A 'H . u ' NW Q 5 ...., , , ,N M :fZ3 3 . ,gf 1 ' fa qv-Jkfigi'.f'fnJ3'g?i ff?'?? 1 gg. . is T 4: mp-ka Uv 39 , 2515 ,M u, e +f .M fy r M l Ava A .. We ,W .,.,.g'fr '-Qyw. 'p.:..:'? ' - , t Y 1' . QA.. Q, , -Q v ' 4 fy' 4.4190 f 'J ,-'gffi ' , -H' fr 41. g' V ,,.,p- 'R D ' .,,'f' f, I Af ' .L vu -19 In .,,z!a..i'61':... , Z .Q , , ' .4 yr- X . I vm 1 13.1 :ff-L Y . 4 ..8 I 'ff' . . 4' 5.1. ,J , - 'fu ...ge '- I .- t S -- .Q . ' '- , Q. . , ,- , - 1 W '- 7 ' f' -X w- - 'Q' , . 45 ' 4 J , . - 1. , .. I ,, .fl ' , 5-J , 4. I ,, 'E F fx' H: -,. Q V 'f ..- ' .f fn, , 1- ,. ,, fe 53, 1- v -1- , . , . , N4 ' if f . 'I ' A - ,' ,Q . 'f' rf., gl V-2.4-if 1 .1',,, 1 ' '. f , 'B . f' 4' fffvigr 0. Q a . l - - . ft-,L , 3' - if 7 its ff .1 f ' I' '-, .4 .iq-N lr ff-, -qv - 1 ,-4.145 -- .Q 1 , 'K ,. 3, L1 4 T ' '7 ' 5:11 I ,, tx 3 ix ,fly 'I 1 .45 I I I I, Y iw, ,I fu it 41 4 - Q 1 U 5' xg q ' f if lx I ,Q Driving a stake Abe Lincoln style, requires the total ?l concentration of E. Barner and C. Blackstone. ll 1 l l 'rf' Follow that front-end Ioader, exclaims instructor l l G f' 5 R. Hunt. I ll lu , Ig 3 .3, , 4 if 1 wi . V ll 1 If ,f. , 7 1 ' i ,. , t H ' 1 W e 4.f?-rsm1 ll . .ta-as l -1. 255 l v r x l f x,, f Heavy Equipment Operators. 1 Q S 32 ri f 1 0. ,Q 3 Q r ' S .Q ,S 5 4 i I F w e K ,, , mf? a fs S ff S ff 9 wk? - fu -.xx ' Nw, Q Q Q Q ' - , , var.-X' X wf,fxffvfzg,' 0 K '- 'WX w , 11-Q x W 'fx f vp l x . , A A , , ' ef w A . ..- Y re N .S , 'TW' oeeee 1 ' XXRXF :g,.wX.yb I, X 256 GK' , 999, and it had to be the last one. HEHVY drag Timing! Somebody forgot to put the oil in. HBBVY equipment moves mountains' xi A 3... . .,..v.N mum h F' , vNrlvIvm,.,m,,'!1HN ' 51 age' 16 +375 'O Q , 6'5- Q x J? an Yu Q . pl V 1 .Sv 2 Jail , A W I ndu trial Electronics Learning should be fun and something that a person wants for self-satisfaction. industrial Electronics believe in this and proves it by having self pace courses. Classes start at 8:00 in the morning and end at 10:00 at night. The students come and go as they please. The instructors are always there and they are ready to help the student in any of their courses. The Industrial Electronic Technician learns about electric currents, motors, and other various subjects. After gradu- ation, the Industrial Electronic Tech- nician is able to work as a Line foreman, Master Electrician, in Plant Maintenance, and other jobs. g , .g 7 lf-4' f ' , 62,4 Q 2 I 1fw.3a..f V, is A 425 f ' f' X K X , 2, ,fi .4 ,, K , ,757 f, Q if . T' , 4157 QQ T '1 at if f M ,tl 1' , , ' I ' INA. WW' ., 'V , V, if . wwwf .,.. , mg 's u -f t' if ' ' ' Q 4 ' ft-5 1 gk A ,f 2, T E r , ,J QZXXJ, ,. , .,,f ,. My - 1 ,f,f:fw,z:,! - . if K 25 yy ' ' -'P AY' ' , N., v lnanws af me , ,, .,p., f -' sf f wi- ,f f ' -X 4 -we , -vw . .ff ff The hardness of a test always reflects in the faces of the people taking it, and james Rhodes and Al Memmott are no exceptions. The complexities of a television's worse side are revealed to Gene Wooten. Mr. Bailey and students stop to chat, oblivious to surrounding machinery, I i 258 jack Adams Charles Baldy jerome Bolden jimmy Brazil john Willie Brown Charlie L. Dandy Bobby Davis Howard j. Edwards Ned R. Floyd Tony Garrett Larry Haddon Glenn Haney Randy Holder George Eddie jones j.D. jones john Langston Danny j. Laurent Allen Memmott Mike Renwick Donnie R. Roberts jimmie Shaver Willie B. Sheard, jr. G.E. Shackley George D. Smith james L. Southern, jr Carl R. Stover David B. Taggart Donald Ray Thompson Alphord C. Waldrop johnny Walker Morris E. White Gregory G. Williams Robert Eugene Wooten lr Pat Wrenn x 'ff' -f , Q if Cf M1555 Z4 , MM .Vt N 260 X in 'in EX. ' v 1 5 52515, Q. 1 K , jf ' ,' 1 ' . j 5- M ' Q E 1 4 Q Y' Q 'Q ef- ,Q ,- Tiff.. 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X A 1 l ', gli' as ' 4' xr . .1 , tive -ts, waves if 'f fl . f Npvff ' g ,,..x.:4 N , 5,1 me-t gf4w,,Za.-We-b-0+ We ' 1 .. 1 , .f J r, r, W ,- an fx 1 ' - ,et -f . gags, . fr 5 r 1 Lg Q l fy, ll wi ,p ff' r A N Gauges, wheels and knobs confront Bob Powell in Industrial Electronics. Everyone enjoys a swivel chair, including Instructo Randy Luens. Reading a meter is an easy matter for Departmen Head Bill Bailey. b l 1 r t W fsgfv, ' ' Q .ws- 5' xxx Q I H-N...,,. in-' Instructor Acie lackson is caught in the act. Leaning over his paper, Willie Sheard adjusts a knob. L.-nr- nl sig X 4 is s s 1 asa t. VX 'X lst Year . ' A K F , M .M 1, A as 'W 5 H 'S james W. Allen james Biggs lsaac Booker john Byland Charles Earnest Callahan Leslie Dilliard William Frank Dooley Charles R. Eskew Ronald L. Howard j.D. Lane Gary Eugene Knight David McCoy Terry Merritt jeffery Moore Terry Page Mike Reese Stanley Roberts Marshall Sherman Larry Southern Stephen Anthony Surett j. Frances Welborn Willie james Whitaker W.H. Woodley john Roger Workman 262 F.. v 'fx . Myrna -yr w K Mfr l 'f .. 7+ tqc.,..s'. Q X, ytgxcagyif-v,,f ,- tw Vol ' hgh! x ,Zi J? 1 , Rf i'f ':f ' J MQ . -up 1, r y,-.,.,.- jf W - ,au-v. 'WN ,,. fmm 3 rv?-K After assembling a saw blade, john johnson ln- The first feminine member of Tool and Die re spects it. ceives instructions from a male counterpart 3 'blk My iss T K ,W fs Metalworking Technolog s Man and Machine Metal Working Technology is helping to fill the need of industry to train men and women to work with machines. The first year in this program the student takes machine shop along with other subjects needed to go on. In the second year the student has the option of taking either Machinist-Tool Maker or Numerical AGE-'Q Xa ir K, 'Kf- fws ' 455 VP 'tru-iv' Control. Machinist-Tool Maker learns how to make metal parts with machine tools sets up and operates all types of basic machine tools. A Numerical Control stu- dent applies coded information to the performance functions of machinery. Numerical Control 2nd Year Michael S. Breazeale Marvin Arter Walter Housnad Tool and Die 2nd Year Fredrick Butler Ronald Garder William Hill Steve lones Neil Patton Steve Poore , ,.., i .nv .ri f rf a A Donnie Pulley Raymond Salter Earnest Shepard 26,1 we my , K, W, qw, ,Z ,,, -, N4 A M M ,...A,ffwA-J , X fvfs ' 'f '17-fl'4 ',f'f mfs Q',,,t5 Sf7s'q,g'g 2,4.i,, ,K ?'?,f4'i f5f? . f Part-time instructors Bill Krick points out a diffi- culty to Robert Stoddard. Instructor Dewitt Adams shows Robert Stoddard and Marvin Aster how to set up a numerical control machine. f SW f Q, ,t we World of Machines Welcomes M 4 V xi SQ: P Qin' -l 0 , l ' nf' A fn ff FW 5' ' , l ,,,.-..'f',ffr.x .V ' W, ' 11 l,'llc:A, .'l gs l '- ' A-'JL WSQTX V - Q' k-:LN 'JF i' H .N H '- 55-'K ' .. , ., - 5' 'Q w w . Q ' , f., ' , if l Y if .' f W l , , Y '7 i All'l'iAlfs1ll , l' il' i if ' l 'fill l lu 5' lil xii 4 N ' Q 1 I 1 L 'l, 'fx X , 15,5 ' ly- ' kj , jk: if 1' , 'lv K X ' Q Q A W , ' '5 l 1 1, r Q - M 'X K ' i or i , 3 'aft ,f Q., l ' X lx M l , N411 M BN., as V A, JW? r',,',. YQ 1' V ya Unperturbed by an array of knobs and levers Glen Culbertson continues with this work. Sparks fly pass the fingers of Mike Brazeale. Not quite prepared to begin working, David McCord frowns at the work before him. 3 l ' l 265 !' l p Complex Machinery confronts Tool and Y Die Students. - l 4 l i l l 'r rr rr: - fl ,ll r is 1 .M Q, N 1 l l ll r 'r ,, l l l . p ll l ll l lf ll Y lp ,lol IMI llisl lr lu I 'r lwl all in ,,e, Four tool and die students appear hypnotized by p l the grinder. 1 , I i Shortsighted but sure Herman Spivey takes careful X Q measurement. fkxxixx 266 ,,.,,.,Q-HIV The lathe of Issas Booker has acquired a coating of Gary Knight uses a Micrometer to make a shaft Instructor Larry Brewer gives advice to Terry metal shavings and oil solution. Merritt. 267 Z 5 -ef MQ ? 'ff 4,527 f f 6, -f f i ts 1 A 2, F yf 'fl 4 l I gg ' N ,, ' ,f 1 , 1 V+ .. if, I ,,.. 2 L l wwwm 1 4W ,.w1fff'f ' 'W' A X, l me The ever present figure of Tom Botts fills the ma- chine shop. Complex designs and instrumentation engross Charles Swanger and Neil Patton. The nimbal fingers of Alvin Phillips work quickly and precisely. 268 IQ W1 ,-1 VWQV W iwiizigig M 14 W we Machinist Tool Makers study precision 1 ' l uv ZY V .1 5 1 Z fl y S V f af XX K X gs i 'N Bent backs and strained eyes never really bother lames Allen and Frances Welborn. Chief Sistrunk drops oil into machinery. Clean hands, clean minds, and Steve lones does have clean hands. Lee Cothran lightens up the chuck on his lathe. 269 -r 1 Truck Dri er r l . . , T Tralnln g l Q Hauling freight from one town to an- i f other cross country is not a glamourous g i gi job. It takes hours of cautious driving and knowing directions. Truck Driver l Training gives one instructions in long- i haul, short-haul, and local operations. Vi There is also training in over-the-road ,ll l travel, and the rules and regulations of 5 , T the Department of Transportation. With- ,gl Q l out the truck drivers, goods or equip- it ment would not get to their destinations. .l l' ri S l i i i l l -' haven fo 7 ff., 'fif- !, 2 ' . , i ' f f SZ: 1 , ' ' 1 5'-Yi, V, ff 'Q ' nl r W V l I Q ' , li Y jf-W 'j s A , l V Z , M ' V 3, we . . 2 j ,,',, ,,, V , at V , If , i f.. ,, ,, g f W , Changing a flat can be a tiresome job for Instructor Dick Garret. T Wanna drag? l Pedestrians make up 18'Zs of total traffic deaths, in- f forms Instructor Woodie Wilson. 270 l l Q ' 'n l ' f- fav. , ,.,,,,, ,em n V -s ,J l . :Haig l l llllllllEl?GllS Cllliflll lflilllf SN , Q-sq , . l, at ' - on f t ll lf 17 x as-N., R ,9 . 4 evil 9 ipw, 42512 l, li Q V jjj-Z s ' .str ,F . 'V 4',f W ., . W s l MX' ll f zm'w 'ft' as W ---af t t llll l ll 1, it 1, ,K ,,.,..-'sign Mr. Wilson teaches a valuable course in defensive driving. This object to my right is called a truck-thal's t-r- i g.Mj Y .if it 2.- 5 Q., .lm ,,, X N if l A ' , u-C-k. Worn tires-a certain sign of trouble. 'Now if I Can just dodge all of these Cans. 271 km Q EWHQ Nw N. ...Q , XXX .,, A R 5 as Q , SK Q ' ' Emi?-P 5 ' I X J X -Q ? o -. tw Lum! it W M x YU? ,SZ-Xff v 1 W X If-whm Q 1 VT -'Nm -.X .X , Q , 1,5 ' 4 Wi'-,IL.,Lli,,lXd:3:vg ,. X X xx 15 A ev ll I ,ik , we M - 5 Kim X' ' NX QM, I fs- ' fr 'Z x - QNX 'W iNa2'y,L Self-service is Ze cheaper on the gallon. Keep on Trucking! You can see a lot out of these rear-View mirrors Oh no, I've jack-knifed it again! 273 james Adkinson C. Ray Bridges Wayne Dunlap Mark Gibson james D. Hendricks loel F. Holliday Richard Hughes Henry Irby Danny McCuen Richard A. McPhee Willie C. Mills Anthony Phelps Leon Sullivan David C. Taylor 274 tu Ml ' Welding Department Constructing a building takes teamwork. Among this team is the welder. His job is to control the melting of metal parts by using an electric arc. Teaching the funda- mentals and practice in the more com- mon uses of welding are the main objec- tives of the welding instructors. The equipment now on hand has made it possible to carry out programs from ba- sic to some of the more sophisticated types of welding. A cup of coffee makes explaining to students easier for Department Head l.K. McMin. Face masks protect welding students from flying sparks. Instructor Clyde Rook s spinning wheel creates a cascade of color. A cluttered workbench and littered floor go une heeded by welding students. A welder gives an impression of a goggle-eyed martian with his disentigrader gun. Take one piece of metal and add another-A Creation , . , Q l t Carefully, a welding student uses the torch to cut a piece of metal. Using the grinding wheel requires gloves and goggles. The vice-grips is a useful tool to welding students. A face shield is vital when using welding rods. 276 X iff? .- - .-... w ,pi-G - av Q. -: I 3, - I . 53,1 5 0 -Q M il X 4, A k v ,E 3, 4. Y XM ' X i .ni !5!! 'N XL ii es.. if his K . f -em Technical Division s - sw Wie 1 27 M, HVVW L fx! Wy . -. x E gl 'L if f 1 if ' eff ' , X , 7 y 1 and is . r ' ' in Q Q vi . N 'f ix WMM, H , 1 ' A iff ' 3 i i ,Jw Q-4 7' i A S-1 , Technical Division Completes .1 ff 9 4, fs s Q A9 iv 0 If ? Q z o J, I ,iv f f N 1, 951 0 .v f Q, ' f + g, , fi? ., ' 0 g,'- gtg 2.1 4-4,355 ,,.- Q , , ,Q 0 I f x 97 , , , gay Q , f e A Q ,.,, 4 The Technical Division was one of the first divisions at Greenville TEC when the doors opened in 1962. This division was developed to provide well trained tech- nicians in several fields for the industries of the Greenville area. The division celebrated its tenth anniver- sary this year. lt has grown to include eight programs: Architectural Engineer- ing Technology, Electronic Engineering Technology, Engineering Graphics Tech- nology, Industrial Engineering Tech- nology, Mechanical Engineering Tech- nology, Textile Management, Chemical Technology, and Wastewater Tech- nology. Like all the other divisions each program in the Technical Division has an advisory committee consisting of specialists in the respective fields. These committees help the instructors keep their courses rele- vant to the needs and practices of local industries. 170 Mechanical Drafting Now and then, eveyone needs the use of a washer, nut, or bolt. Like everything else the idea of these small but neces- sary parts had to be conceived. This is one of the many things done by the Me- chanical Draftsman. A briefcase full of equipment proves that Vince Van Kamis prepared for class. With his trusty pencil, George Stoudenmire attacks his paper. The Draftsman also designs such things as machine parts, machines, and makes layouts for pipes and ducts used in air conditioning and heating systems. After graduation the Mechanical Draftsman will be able to work in the industrial room. Pooling their minds and their lead, Mr. Hartman and Gary Couch finish a drawing. Outside literature gives Richard Scott tips. i .i 5 I w A-Q-ini. , ,A .- lj' 2 in -4 1st year l Toby Abercrombie Michael Allen Furman Cambell Sharon Chalmers ,pi 'UN Richard Cote Vincent Crawford William Wade Crisp Greg Cromer X542 he Y ,, .,- ibbaw.. Greg Durham Marvin George Garner III Donnie Gilstrap jerry R. Hogan ' 'f f . ,, .f , V , wi J ,S 3X 1+ ij' K- mu fl .. ' ,gg Gary L. Huff Anthony L. Mitchell George Stoudenmire Vincent Vanhorn 280 gs , JQ5, N 7' l fr, ug 3-XXV f id' JA v 4 wa ...KM 'hr' Snr .,. i , .7 . if 'X i ii 'an- Arvkr 444' if f x if X 5,2 2? li ' ev L N 1 --f ' v 'PSN s 4 xl . ' I4 lf X i ,f i- l g, V. -1 we . A 1 +1-.Elf .58-P Nw' K Wi, l Q ,I ' N wx X N, 3 f 3, lv' A4 l J if A if X ' 2 4 f 1 P- ,rv- 5 R 1 -ll 3, - I 4 f': l 1:3 - , - ,. , . . 'ff'-Q: 1' A J,,'0 41 4 4 9:2-,G Y a h . q .!: - - I f, faavo 2nd year Tony Ballenger Allen Campbell Cary Couch Garther L. Harrison Kenneth M. jones Charles Kayse Dwight P. McCame Phil McCollum Kay McDonald Bill Muller Gigi Rogers Richard N. Ryer Emry A. Smith, lr. Douglas R. Tate Il A i I i Drafting and Design i t CUHVEITS to Graphics TEC x I I , 1 Q Q 0 i N , t to Englneerln i X , 1- ,M N I Q , Q t , ' : 1 M-,J wwe.- ,pau 1 t V ' .V 5 A ' - ' 3 I , W fe' if r ' i i i i 3 Q i ! i ii i n ij, f in i I M t 'iii f i I l, :lj i 1 it yd l i i i X i E My mind is always open for new ideas, but I know i , I'm right! says Mr. Hartman. 4 t t Mr. Rice councils Rod Durham on a tool post ' holder. v y First year mechanical Drafting students learn how to use the micrometer in Intro to Machine tools. i i Mr. Hartman instructs a class in the fundamentals 282 . 1 of drafting. 1 I 1 Reading a micrometer is not as easy as its cracked 4 up to be. X .. J J -K x av 7' s 2 X 'N 7 Mn I A -Q --nf-1 JN 1. Q x u ml Q. .4-na. . ,U .gw wfm . ,J .s H -5. S li 4 1 i . . X ix ,. ,, in , Q' A Ni, M-Q 4-1 283 L.. Frank Snodgrass can't remember if he added in QPIQ. Using his pencil as a pointer, Department Head Ken Smith draws attention to a mistake. Even Mr. Short must refer to the book once in a while. While reading hard, M. Belk searches for statistics in the building code. U xx, fix 4. -. f Ivy, . -15455. ft., .Mi iff-QA . A eww 'fu' N, I 1st year wwggwf. Lynn Burris X as Mike Carver V., S Sammv CGW as . - L Henry Davis Tap Davis Michael Hamilton Randy Holloway Russell Karr Randy LaFoy Earl Landreth jimmy Lark Susan Memmott Gary Phillips . f , .V fa, - V- ,MWV . , rr fwff , , V Ze? , 5594 '42 X , my .. Calvin Reid ,A Leroy Smith 5 Ray Smith H 1 lames Thompson . f u Wiley Tucker pf K X 284 Q 5 W .. Sark A J i JJ l 1 1, it 4 fi'+ '-6 1 I 'f?U'7e im 1-Nu' JW IQ vw-..-.f K3 W-is in had Q , .,, 4 Nm wr i fa.. 2 X As if' ff' i H -755 , E 'b.V 5 2 . - gk' H 4 Q b j V f K+,-M S .. wi wx Civ f QFD'- , . 2nd year ,M in C0 . ,. tam . if Vernon Arkens at Phil Barley -'Sr-. 'Q . loe Bogan wh 5' 45-fm lg F?-4:52- 'C Y i if '3- 1 Q9 'S W Phillip Campbell Shirley Cox Poner Dyer Kathryn lohnson Linda Landcaster -vy Bob Lansford qw--nf Charles Pressley Cla- Clay Presler Cinney Nelson Danny White l 'l Drafting fills Creative and Practical Needs 1 it l l i l H l l ll l l lil ll , l ll l l 5 - 3 l l l l l ' 1 li l I s K 1 I . l, 3 l W 'l l I Architectual Drafting students assume various pos- : Q tures over the board. ' Feminine fatale enters the drafting room. l , l ll l l , l l l lvl l 'EL l vl l ll l x . l l 1 I l f' 286 ll NHUH PBI!! lil!! IM!! ,....-vw-' .. 1.1-. gur- I a l DRAFT! Gt LEARNING LRB f ' f ffl ,-.-,....W,....wc. X?.-Qkfff' i ' I X 739-Y . x V' ' ff3'mQ,1X?s-W K ' . , - :'QQfsfgwK. Q. fi ' l 'fb ' tfciggu 1 '-2 , S - ' , t QR at was--5? if a, , an a ial f' it ff' 3 ff -t, Jfwnife- 'W xv f t F 1 if 4, 5 . J f 'sg 2154 v ylf 1- J 1. f nd A A , M . f ,K , ff gp, fy W I? 2, , A S, Q ef 40 W If If.-v Q-.217 h51if,f'g'x Y -if ,W K r 'J Eg' 'flu W 4 f' y f 4 v 2 ' Q , H. ,. ,. X f' . A , sf, ' 1 ' l 'ffff Y i M5 -Q , 9 4' I Y n l Y I Lkng., , , . , i V I Aff: 1 f' 'oi i if J, 'fy l w ay 1 W I P ' . i ffc, ' il t ' f'J . A f i 'V A' . 94? 1 Z XJ f ' f 'IW f f 6 ' X . ff -v L I iiilil fit t f X f v ff ' ' D ,, l if sf chef , u - I ' ff' x .4 an 1 Enter at your own risk! Kathy lohnson makes calculations on the footing of a building. Various types of edges and shapes help Phil Bailey at his work. A human hand and a pencil, the simplest, yet the most complex machine on earth. 287 Sue Bayne hunts for an error in her final revision. 1st year joseph Y. Ballew Robert Bledsoe james Burnette Steven Edward Burns Grady W. Clay jerry Dickard Ross Gallagher Bill Cautsch james David Hammond Freddie Lee Harpe, jr. R.B. Hendrick Prelo M. Hoad jerry Lee Mclntyre Richard B. Miller Wayne B. Morgan Mike Lauern Nelson Allen Peace, jr. Mace R. Sims Ken Standridge james L. Sutherland Eric Tarleton joey Lee Turner Richard Watson jonny Williams y 288 'MQ WM M B Hawes eq ' . - .vlN -wif Thomas Murland Haynie j2ifl5Qkj'f'?vllgllll'?,i:.'ll5 . .,,,f.Q. W Fist, . 4 -,fwrj .v'sv1+tf 1 G-lm 1 AQ! gjfwltq 4 i ,X ..if,gf.y A s1.,f?-:'.Q 35.- ' is 9? ef .i f L y in '. ,X WZ t f . .- , . 4.1 , . 1- '--I 3 x R 1 ' gy Y ,ay 'Exif' SQA , .we 'tailor A-aw- 'Km iw- 5' Af 1 ' . 9 ,,..,f!M V - , ff . E 1 ff' X9 .qw-1' 6 WW W3 . - ws: x ' N 0? l V fi Q W' Q f, YQ, ,kv fx Qt? 4 -ask? 1 X t 552 l 1 .S l s Cl 'it 1. f 'N'1GuoAq,,, wa-ww., si M 'Wil f t W as - s Q al.. '11 we 'f2f1efbL'-v' zf- A.. .W -bw c M L., - wif' 'ta XSS 1. 5 Sc ww 4'4 Jfffzbae ' K. .city N tx N- 0 tl Electron: Engineerin . When a piece of electronic equipment breaks down, there are tears, people swearing and others pulling hair out. Fear not, the Electronic Engineer is here and ready to work. The Electronic Engi- neer is trained to install, repair, and maintain electronic equipment. After graduation, the Electronic Engineer is able to work in such fields as design, manufacture, and maintenance of elec- tronic systems used in most industries. EET students usually don't find their work this amusing. Department head William Rochester demonstrates the use of a logic circuits trainer. The fact that his desk is incluttered doesn't mean that Instructor Ken Elder doesn't work. 289 l I i i l l Don't Get your Wires Crossed I 2nd Year it no t Q Kgs 11- X 'W 49. so S ERQX X ss :. QE, 'rl it ' ff' Page Z, sl? ' , - ft r-rA X L g A sf 'fd Q fffiffff ' ,vs Q4 v , it fire ff S! AQQX u,. N , A G I 4 Iv- 'A ' - 1 A Q qw M.: I 5,-P.. l I N- r AQ1 wr, . it at - EY - 1 james Arnold ii William Coker ti-1-xtiwzi 1912? Donald Elrod ,Wx M Q L N L f 5 Q, qv- fwx A Douglas Gaither i Samuel Gilliam t Francis Horger ' Blly Sherman McDavid l d Edwin Ernest Smith 1 Gary Stover William Tollison 'P .47 -. I. Robin Vaughn i 'E 290 ,tw ,, w '4VF Y sw'-wr' ,r-fm, , . ian, ft a W-'N' ' -V -Y am, . , . wits U06 it its y Er ff 5? ., Ni ali I ll Edwin Smith shows the class how he solved the Edwin Smith and Robin Vaughn do their thing in homework problem. the Electronics Lab. Walter Hicks, department head, relaxes while his This rack of probes, leads, and cables seem to students do the talking. come alive. A student demonstrates the use of a basic transitor K.K. Banks, holding volmeter probes about to curcuit. make a voltage measurement in lab. 291 N ,MW 1 292 Q If fi I Environmental-Chemical Technolog Department Dr. Nadine Brown lectures about the fundamentals of chemistry. Chalk in hand, Delores McKinney attacks her problem. Instructor Tom Paul takes a smoke during break. ,,...--- ... L ..Y ' DMHQP' 3' -. FQ H S 'Q,-.., una! l -X 9 X 5 Q! ef Q7 v 2353? K , 1 is Qwt wit Y fs -v s 5 Q gy, if ian, Wy- 'xl 32543 P n yzxfk . : hm, eff. aesiiaijlgfif -fa, Q .4 Ox ,il 1 l H Q H ...aui4vuli...5'f J.-, V i is gi! ig. .af , ... r i if fi' 1 i Ji t t ,S 2 ' V X fl ' gggsg ig 1 v5Qize:.f-f if 1 tt ' 3 amiga. l Students and faculty share a smile. Concentrate! jimmy Davis makes a point using sign language. Shelves Of volumetric flasks- lames Hindman seems to get the punch line Dept. Head Ann Womble smiles for the camera. 201 Charles Babb William Bowens Steve Daniel Mimi Daniels Brenda Dean Larry Dyer lune Herndon Curtis Hinton Teresa Holbrook Allen Mabbitt Bill McDavid William Moon Leroy Richardson Robert Sutherland Richard Thompson eg- x- Z3 ' 'rf-wr - 'M ww , wg-f, 0 QMQQQMMMQQQWWQ Ms- gy, .f -' Y 5 Pi Qf lf- ' r'.Zt. V ' , ., A fy 1 ,g y 4 54' 1. gf V X ' -V 39154 gg' ,wr .K ,, V N ,f Y fa i G0 s Y 5' VPN 'ff-ws AF 14...- l l i 1.-A! A 5 Larry Dyer inspects the contents of a flask. 4 Organic or Inorganic Chemistry Chem Tec students study the fundamen- tals of inorganic and organic chemistry, the reaction between chemicals, and the production of consumable products from other chemicals. They are trained in research, development, quality con- trol, and physical testing procedures based on analytical techniques and in- strumentation. Graduates find employ- ment as chemical technicians, research assistants, manufacturing supervisors, and sales. I 3.5 AB rv .,: iw 9 F Q' , 'Yniy as -- i X - em i- i i5l,tZ1'w If jg gf' V ,Qi ii ' ' it M-'.qxffQ '1 4 ' . u c an is ii' 'td' L Titrationl Beverly Davis is a study in concentration, 295 fi Wastewater Technology The Wastewater Technology Program was developed in response to the ever- increasing demand for pollution control. Specifically, graduates of this two year program will be qualified operators on a municipal or industrial level and capable of supervisory responsibilities. Recent State and Federal regulations governing pollution control have added impor- tance to the training given to the stu- dents which includes an extensive study of the sciences, supervision, and govern- ment organizations. Many graduates of the program plan to continue their edu- cation in the ecological field at one of several universities throughout the nation. The pipe really helps my ulcer, says Tom Paul, Wastewater Instructor, You're really Two much, exclaims lim Davis. 296 f z?Wtz-i,fy,g,W4' ,Z ,-4, ,,,, if ,, aff fdwx 7, X, 4f4, W f 9Uff ,W ffjflyzgygi , My f . , ,..,., wear E lf What is he tVYlf'S t0 fell U5 HUYWHY? You shouIdn't have told them that, Tom! Take this position before jumping into a clarifier. Looks like therefs no Class today. rf! R 1st year i v 1 l i ,l l i if 1 l i 1 l li rl li r I 1 I r K ' I' my www , l ' Q is , I l Z fiigvfff' . x ,-- x FLFQJQ, il Y v Q i L f 1 rn, Q si x NK Ex X T X X Q ss fi i EEK l f s sf 5 AQ. .. i Lf if , xx' X ,, , w Q: 1, 254242, R is fs T5 L 1-- ' s l i l .4-,' Lawerence L. Abrams Robert Allen William I. Ashbrock ,, Randy Blair - Thomas L. Boggs, lr. 1 .f L , fssiifi 5 lil 1 :I H- amz Q-.Jul A., Q f 'Q Robert Childress X L L S X ,sys , X XX 5 . as . X I X sk X u- 37 ,6 I , f Q25 f' M z r t l v 1 i I ' l lv' is wi .1 7, . . K .., ,. QWav,W,, 'ba 'QA .V :Wm , Jw A A -95,4 L ' a mill 'K , , X 3 vs , F , x , M , - . Boyce Cureton -gf .Q....w james H. Darley Larry Evatt ,. Robert D. Green Daniel Holcombe WY' Charles lackson, lr. Robert W. jones Ray F. Patton loe Ryan Eugene Seifried Franklin W. Taylor 297 , .,. N W , we , . if f ' 2.5 ' 14'-,z. vag 2'f ,V . Y Z sf, in 2 X mf WM L W is nm Q N sy' W A., mf'ge?lNiPS'sNHAv'5WrAl ' Ms The environment i no VF in 5b. ww' . 3,11 52 fx it jg, 5 ,i S J Z? , N-1 A f 7 f S R- , ,. , if L t ,,,, 1 'W 3- W Z7 Y I fx 5 A r hiy a if ' L 's ' 54 ' ' , R ' , :Q ,, 5 A ,. X ' f A V 3 V. Wife if 7 g ft' 'wwf ka , P , Ag r ft A ff 'I 'T , We f ffm S' ,Q xg ' . ' 5,11 L , K. 7,0 A' 5 h, f .a s' , ' , . .N va , ' ,f S A M , , JY A ' . Y , is if V, , Q ,ff 'www M. , , S Wm 419' I really couldn't tell you. This is harder than it looks. We'Il never make it through this book. And this is a quiz? I wonder what that word means. 299 Industrial Engineerin The way an industry is run has a lot to do with the product. The industrial Tech- nologist is concerned with such things as safety precautions, flow of work, ac- counting and inventory control systems, and most important, people. The lndus- trial Engineering Technologists are found in every phase of planning and operating a factory. After graduation the Tech- nologists are able to find jobs such as Assistant plant engineer, Time study ana- lyst, and Stock supervisor. 1010 mf- f Mr. Nasem, department head of the industrial en- gineer explains a difficult mathematical problem. It's hard to get an exact answer when working with a six foot slide rule. 300 -QWM 1 l RY 1, L-w ' .. ... 1 K ,ss . ,wx fv gfi':1f4a,f , imma. , :Riu '3 3.-s -Diff o w-I 'lb' 'QSZZ' K 9 'il .P wg' xy bs tv .2 X f. ,,,,.,. ' ,WK x. 'Q 3 .E ff' ' f 1lQ73f. 4 ',' . 2 Q .M .wif JZQ3:-.Vx rf 15 - ' 'Xl any 1 Qmmmhif gt Law?-W-5, Qykq ,. . F -4. ff I. ,Q v -I W Q nw ' R .5 . .I ! lf, 'Zhi .... we 5 ,, gUi E Long, tall lecturers like Harvey Wilkie, are in great demand these days. 'fa , x ,L- . Av- 'TP' X 5 ...S gf Q ., ll fw- vv y . -rum? frat fi Wi 166' z. 1? ' A. N '15 Y ,af ig l 2 . f 1 .MW ,.:. S -. .M - - fu.- . ., 'N iyfykg J Jig. new f ' -ek- C' w x f -912 Ex gg. ' x in 9 was K 1 ,wr as v. -v 9. X ' 1' ii N., 1 N , Iwi! .ails -Q xg J' 1 . jimmy A. Bussey james C. Butler Robert Edwin Drake joseph S. Dukson Frank W. Finley joseph T. Floyd joe L. Hill Calvin Holbrook Howard Irby jim jennings Casper j. Posely Daniel Priutt Donnie Rainey Carl E. Redding Dennis E. Reese David A. Reynolds Robert S.j. Richardson William C. Sims jerry W. Terry Stiles M. Turner Michael E. Watson O.D. Williams Reuben Wright, jr. 301 l af, l 'Y Preparing for varied futures l-+.'ff J if 'vel 1' E wwf--f if fl wi A K , 3 t x swmw-vmw...Q,-veg. 2 Q M 1., Class work and more class work! Danny Laurant and Mike Turner play with their slide rule. Focusing their projector are Harvey Wilkie, Mo- hammed Nasion, and l.S. Dickson. Attentively, l.E. students listen to Mr. Wilkie. 302 'sw 'W get Sf' Keeping a smile on his face, Dave Povlick enjoys his position as department head. Members of a special evening class discuss Instrumentations. 2nd Year Danny Atkinson Michael Chandler David Evans Ray Gillian Perry Hamby Ray Hampton johnny Koontz Dennis Moon Thomas E. Nelson, lr. Michael Ray Michael Watson 304 tffqxf' I 1 suv'-w. if gi if xx X476 M c ft it 1 .1 l . M -A-e-1:11 L 6 Q - - . i i i l l 1 l , li ll ess f, f ,Mg V ff ,.. f Wm, ' K i f-'F 'l p p 4 193 WM , i 9,3 i l ' l v -.c We , 453, x fs-t vs HQ' 1 l suv! 15 gat 'ir .-'yr H QP' 5 f X 1 ft tt x Avy,- I wr .J 1 ff , g tr? 1 2 1 1 Mechanical Engineering Technolog Creating and making realities is a dream come true. Students in Me- chanical Engineering Technology are given a chance to design, build, and work with machines and structures. The students are also involved in de- veloping machines that produce power. After graduation, the individ- ual is able to specialize in different areas such as marine equipment, mo- tor vehicles, or rocket engines. The graduates are also able to become a Technical sales representative, Ma- chines desginer, Field service tech- nican, and various other professionals. Instructor D.. Thompson does some research for his next class. Aiming at the photographer, Bill Phillips does a shake-out . Paying strict attention, Mechanical Engineering students receive a lesson in sand casting. T -Q-MN 1st Year Edward Allenin Randall Bryant X sr ,, Tom Burns T at Ray Hart W? 1 is af in E W M , T A ill at W ,r NW, f 1 M4 Q2 Aff-'Q-csv , T T K tv Q . - W ,Q ' lg l Q 4 ,ff 4 f ' af l N , f ' ' I 't N1 w f l f ' Q 'we X , '- x 1 we ff' 'N M Dale Hawks W ' xXx Edward Dempsey 60 1164 , M ' Donald Henderson ,. M fi' l I' , -' M ' . 1.13 ,, F lerry lenkins t 4 . .' ' if- 5 2 K V, W. Q , - ,, rn t J-4' . 'U' -,wx William A. Phillips, lr. Paul Porter Bobby Randolph Mike Vaughn wi 305 lit-f JE UW5 5,4 N0 Win CAM Second year Mechanical Engineering students hold a class discussion. First year students study manufacturing processes in Mechanical Enginerring Technology. Petro Bond sand prevents hot metal from dam- aging the floor. Instructors and students await the outcome of their hard work. 306 KK its S, fi to i l f t - ' 0 'Fry Ti li.. if 3 JA? ,- EA :m...., .,.A - ,,'.f ,v- . fx 1 .mx Ns 7 i os s, AW.: . , Q Mmhqg fa W, f W . 'wwf . - I K I' 'wa vugg-We as H i Aspiring engineers watch as Roy Hampton and O.A. Brewton practices shakes out sand casting. A55i5'9d bY OA- BVQWFOW 'Ohm Rumi f0f1f1 1'f-WS Bobby Randolph pour aluminum melt. on sawing. 307 Textile anagement Greenville-the Textile Center of the World! Since this statement is known to be true, TEC plays a big part in making it so. The Textile Management Depart- ment helps train and develop qualified supervisors to keep Greenville on top in the textile field. As long as TEC has a Textiles Department, Greenville will lead the textile industry. 1 ww' ' if , , v wi 5 If I xffs ,W Mr. McKinney obviously enjoys dispensing education. Using both hands, Mike lewell, tears into a Whopper. Surrounded by machinery, Textile management students watch the blackboard. David Stokes doesn't appear to comprehend the teachers explanation. 308 W' 1 c J 00 00 ,M 1 ia- 306-'4' AA X i nr-X par gy? if in ffffgf Sign Qffff , 'C' ,gil mp-my-' 'mr -..Vg Sw I 'Wi-W 4 1 'ry xr, 'L x gifi Q I' g 2513! ga ,H-'S aiwdw. 'K , P W 'ia 'bs 15x 715 gr' 'ti--+--f 'iv R ww-- 3.4 An.. . . . 33, ' nr V V ,. x f Qi ,QN M M33 'WW- , Isa 2nd Year lohnny Boyd Richard R Chllds james L Creamer Richard Crocker Dennis Fruechtenuhl Danlel Sherbert Bruce Smith Alton B Spurgeon 1st Year Charles E Bennor Rodney Boldung Mike lewell Regrnald Ladd David Mansengale Edna McGirv1n loc Morris David E. Stokes Iohn H. Ware W.W. Wrbb I fm ' if f1Q, Management and Leadership comloin I in gy' 5 is 34, wmh,,.,,,,,,.,,,.,,,...af.s -we- ug..-v-e ,,.,..,,,...,..... Q. , - . YQ., R Us-D NEA l Reginald Ladd uses machinery as a writing surface in Textile Management. Students pause in the middle of the room and con- centrate on taking notes. Dept. Head, RB. McKinney uses his hands to malte a point during lecture period. Listening, writing down and absorbing material is only one part of Iohnny Boyd'-s duties in Textiles. Firmly, but with a smile, Mr. Webb issues an order. ,lil 1 1 1 Student today-Managers tomorrow d 1 1 l N 1 1 1 1 1 '1 1 1 2 , so I ti: . 2 W5 , 1 'x', i I2 1 5 X Lyrl ru 1 xfwsy t Q 1 :.' -- 'fltpv 1 , I 'Q 'ffx XX ., 'W' ,HN . ,.., M t I tt A ,V ,W 1 12 A--- s 151 t V ' 43? ' 5214? , -f . A az W gifie . 1 . 14 W, . ws 1 t , 1 as if fy Q Y , ,y1p,s 'iTs ' ' 7.5 ' 1 11 sr, 4, , xi, 1 ' 1 Fins., E. . , X -f t 1 1 i f 1 1 1 -7 rs W i , Q, . J, i 1 1 I 1 g . 11 Y 'W Taking careful measurement A.B. Spurgeon and A loom provides a learning place for LT- Wright 1 R.l. Crocker mark cloth. and G.S. Neely. 5 Mr. Webb te5t5 the W955 POW Of Cloth' Classroom sessions are interesting for students. 1 312 A J fx X J-'Q 'C AW? f,. ,t .TI Fraternities , Looking for a party? Ask Y -. ,. .. ., ,- .. - .Y N. - ,, .. . .W V Jw V A Sororit M...---G-' fl i J, E S i , l The fraternities and sorority helped pro- vide a much needed social life for many TEC students. Partying passed the time for the members many nights during the year. Besides the partying the fraternities performed services for the school such as picking up rocks and parking cars ffor a feel. With strong leadership and good members, the fraternities and sorority will continue to grow and help make TEC better. H5 Members of Theta Beta Gmega x ik if fa ,J ans, ip.: QVAQ . Never before has any one group of stu- dents at TEC shown such togetherness as has the Theta Beta Omega Fraternity Brothers. It seems as though the mern- l l .. il 1 ' W bers always travel in groups. T Q i . F! bf -M B 4 -1 t i A N., ' 5 4 , 5 . i , 8. ' ' T -ur Q X ,gn JQNV Qgfiw P l Kneeling-Charles West, Gary Clardy, Gerald Knight, Mike Merritt, AI Wat- son, Gary Huff, Rickey Batson, lim Petrillo. Standing-Frank Taylor, R.H. Owens, Morris Green, Gwinn Davis, Greg Ballew, Rod Beard, Richard Ridgell, Steve Griffith, Mike Bridges, Clay Mill. 'in .Q . . ,, 'Fw I o ,,,c . v, . ,. . in '. it -. A ,. ,, 317 i Parties, parties, and more parties! be- longing to a fraternity usually means go- ing to parties. The Psi Chi Omega frater- nity certainly is no exception. From . . . dances at First Piedment Bank to busts at Q J ii l l the Golden Eagle, the fraternity cele- brated at almost all chances! 3-I i l I wus , k,.,,s,, Gm SWE V ' BY APPol F MALE Ti-:c f Sl it ll My l 'WNQQYF wx. i i i i H 1 W , ' Vernon Adkins, Bill McDavid, Randy Blair, Tommy Boggs, Robert Childress, lim Larke, Gary Couch. l l l 318 V4,. M a t I I I wwf ,, Q x 5 WU yy, -' . ,sua f ' My nga S4552 Celebrates Life as , IA, N A it f f ww-T NW Tk L we X ,,,,,.,..mw 'A'N I ANS VAUIRH.: - t -algfs' xi 'Ji' . .g .lv .. 6 ,li june Herndon represents the fraternity as their sweetheart. in 'I I ,U M .. W A f f .fh 'K hw Av W Aw X , - , F' 4 19 I in L, . fn Nw -4 V , 1 A Q V f ,, T 13 R , , . w ' Yv fl ,q-.sig-+ ' - 'x 'Shi F . .- Xflf, n,ie 'Z ,K 1 ' ,y 'f ' .' fm Z ,wif X .4 . U , ',a.g, , W , 'J' w' 4..-we 'w4.?5' ,J L - A , H, K .Q -4 M , , XMB 'V if . Liu Q' 4 V ' V9 , ,ini-,V,2wy'bfmo V Y ' M wfw 'A ' , V , . . '-'gm i'v 4. NCQ' ,w 1 -V , ,.,,f is ,fr WJ! J, fulqnw 'fr we EK! i 54 '65 ' an ,, KLM-f, L. to R., Carol Freeman, Susan Loftis, Beth Lee, Paula Gilstrap, lane Smith, Gail McCurley, Robin Carpin, Sandra Lee, Gail Mikus, Regina Orr, Pat Perkins. Lambda Beta Sigma Parties, excursions, and plans composed an exciting year for the Lambda Beta Sigma girls. For the new members there was a week of agony-not only did they have to wear signs declaring them to be pledges, they also had to play slave to the old members. The talent show was a bundle of Green- ville TEC talent. tied up and presented by the sorority. Delightful smells often filled the halls of the Technical lndustrial Building as the sorority conducted their luncheon sales. All totaled, the year was average for the sorority in otherwords- SNAFU lsituation normal all fouled up.l Caring, Sharing-Sororities and Fraternities -0' Partying at Shakey's, Donna Robinson and Fred Plott clown for the camera. Members of Psi Chi Omega fraternity dance to the music. We're No. 1 shouts the Theta Beta Omega fra- ternity while accepting the football trophy for the B.A. team. Psi Chi Omega members seem really interested in an important meeting. Bare feet and bare legs! 322 1 V Q 1 gg lit W ,mb -'F' an 73: 6 j A f f ws! is 4 . f,.xs,. 3 K if Q Y Mc. ' .W XS: X , 23 X7 X x X , V? vw 305 7' It gf Q Q. M ctw- gig ' 1, 2511 ,ff f wick, , CTM if by w ,, f Q 1 5,2 1 r ji Af 5 1 f x V M4 4 f 1 SEX 11 V U as 'UUE' 'Yi x L.1,1':N 1 X is A chance to be seen and heard if ..-'-f , Bill Wheless pops the ultimate question to pretty Shirly Avery. A contestant concentrates on her answer for the judges. Confidence shows on the face of Terri Marchbanks as she responds to her question. Wanda Cameron awaits the judges approval. Contestants from the Allied Health Division line up for inspection. Division presidents await announcements of Divi- sion queens. Reigning beauty queen, Gay Durham, takes her fi- nal walk. Waiting apprehensively for her question, Traci Lake smiles up at Bill Wheless. Representing Dental Lab Technology, Rosiland Wade, parades for the judges. f ff 1' 7 , ,fl','r llfqy. The lovely ladies of Greenville TEC. The Sheration Motor Inn gladly host the Ms Greenville TEC Pagent and dance. Linda Putnam pauses in the spotlight before an ad- miring audience. All the contestants gather for pre-pageant instruc- tions from Bill Wheless. i .139 Q m lp ' ':f:fu ? 5sn7wf-' 'rw :awk I , rm-ff. fglf' - J if 94 gg vi W- x-f,, 5 1 .vrfffui M4542 'Ev wr' fw- I , Q, Alf? M, mf 'Q T Busmes I -'I W K -Q fs. ., :,- gp, 4 f D-wr, gfaigj' N 1 K 4 5 5- , If? V I 1, 2 4 4 - f ' QA Wg-, fa x M fig A A . xx 1 ' . , uv' ,. ,,,.guunv4 ' Eilvf i 3 u myk , I A , f f 1 1 I E I f Q, V- ' f-1 5 . ' wx A T .fu I 'K ,m.-3Q!f. s2 S A I ' 332 N F BR xfy 'K I, au. .iw -'B' wa- M 5, lf iQ Industrial Ms. Molly Taylor L I Il l A Q l l l l l l l 3 l ' 'lliilfl :Q , Technical Ms. june Herndon 333 ia? sfiig, 5 Q5 n 4 1 , W5 ,psi vL. Q X iw ' Q fp . 32 , A Q L W- az, 1 gi! f 4 ..x,, v Q E: C 1 22 3 ig 2 Q gg 334 Ms. Mind Hendley captures crown my W e , 5, 555k QQM My 'S X 4 -:Q . , I IAV ,XX fa ' ,ggi ,is fjxfi' f W if vii A is , Z .Q X L- , W ,V ' ' ,A I 5, , , W X , f , ,pe -: - I M K - b . 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'.a . f .' ,yr :giant '1 fe ,Q - v RIFE! fgj ' A fi A G al an 335 ,ff-1 . ,.,,,.-www 1, s 4 Q ' XM fwmxbmg 'P . 5 bm 36 X 1' Y ports Runaways typical J V' f Wah- A A f ' x ,f .1 .. ,mf 1 A-452 Q, 1 , X A , Ls'yQffs-,V I Q .. -M f Z f f ff' P7132 4 f 5 . P ,MAJ ev Z f f-. is is f f f L I lf f. I l 1 f :fr f -.-we JZ A, 4 V . '41 . 1 X I ff, is A H BZ V nw ,lx lx. 4.-'V' ', mfr, ,QL . The sports scene at TEC gets better and bigger every year! Both of the intramural sports, football and roundball had much more organization. Before, everyone just came out and played without any orga- nization whatsoever. This year, however, Sports Director Goof worked several hours to set up the schedules and make sure that everyone involved knew what was happening. Eight departments sponsored football teams this year. The teams were divided into two leagues. ln league I, the team from Business Administration ran away with the title with a perfect 7-0 season. The runners-up in the league had a 3-4 record. ln league ll things were a lot closer. Drafting finally came out on top although they experienced a disappoint- ing 3-4 season. In the big championship game B.A. took an easy victory by the Score of 34-12. For the first time, TEC had all ALL-TEC football team. A representative from each team voted and chose the best eighteen players from the school. The team then played a group of guys from Easley who challenged them to a game. Once again, TEC triumped, beating the Easley team 36-9. For the entire football season Randy Holder from Industrial Electronics was chosen as the Most Valuable Player . Roundball caught a lot of guys out of shape. Also, most teams were com- pletely outclassed. There were about three really strong teams who ran away with most of the games. ,ff l , rjfgi if? . ' Q 1 3 L Tl t K .ffm F' 'Wal il M 'QSM 4' uid X-. . 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X Y. fx ,-., '.i 2'.1,-f,. . , . . qv, .,u,.A.- . ,. Hx., . -5 fun f , Q-mf' .64'?ff? ' .' ,,L,.'.- ,, 4 . - f'1..Yf,v e,,. nw' ,. '- X. R Q .. '.,.'Kw,,,, 'A- , 1994 '1- , V .4 f.-,,. . , . . f ,., .:,' A ' X' 9 x a X 'X v' ri, BHWII i I 1 I W Q ii M' 1. f, . xx D K X.. ,f A- A . IV ' I ' I , Y, - fy I f . ' 5 . .?!,'a :Q'5'9' ' v-swf? ' ' W' ' ff-DSL ' I - . ' 1- ,. A ' , M . ' ' X Q g 12 g 36' T 1' 4 -.1.ff'.' 'M 1- l ' l l l i I . i ,,' may 1 l I f , V n,:t3g ,, 6' M 'S' aaa? ill l i I 3 i l l A I i l . r 5 I il E T l ii l l I 1 1 2 E l i F c I . wi I i I l l l I i . Frank Watson sweeps end as several teammates l provide blocking. l i Breaking for a gain, Gwinn Davis picks up needed ' yardage. E K Steve Griffin bursts in to make the tackle on Chuck . Kayse. . l Anticipating the play, Butch Law readies himself 1 against Drafting. ? 342 i B.. in it all again - I ll iff .- ,M I , ,T in ' 'ki in Q t s , 3 X My A mf s it I ' .s i s 5 ' Front row, L to R, Charles Copeland, Gwinn Davis, limmy Edge, Barry Beard, lim Petrillo. Second row, Don Bryant, Al Watson, Steve Griffin, Morris Green, Frank Watson. Third row, Clay Mill, Gary Clardy, Butch Law, lack Breeback, Gerald Knight, Rod Beard, Gerg Ballew, R.H. Owens. 342 lg--my ' - W .N lk ' Y 5? , V s, W, , Y , ', i '. s' ,. x j 3-M l X 1, ' l X . 1 JM 'Y 4 .i iV 5 343 X W Qs . , e 1 K 7 NY 1 S N--.,..., 2 'fy . . ,N V ,s fy J? ,.,, . f' if -vs -Q mf Www s. dim j 11 W W: -M pp w 'Q' FK! MMM? In .. ' ,.f A fm fi if ,gg Wg Q - 3 5.1 , 5 T, ..:'-I 1 f X , M ' , K+ , 1 . x W V - , sw, fo . ., ' 1 wif, JU W. . -O 4 ' ,- . ., HQ. -Y ,- N. ff. '34, .1 1:55. ,zu ..,,4Z 12' H C, ,U-1.4, , , :y Q54 vu- Q Y--Q-agp. .n I 2. yi: , X ' ff- Un '-wfwf, - mf ., M359 wily. 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N Tiff,- 'Six ' iw W' ky 3, W - A i f?Afg.f:4 Q ' Q? X 1 f I ' X? fdzmm If 'fiffw-,l Mm.-43, X, A5 ' . if Y f' . 4 ' v x Kai ! ,A 5 ,Lif t ,, 1' 1M',,,,M -afifw. fp fy , , . 2 K , VV S K f Q-wJ, f i fm 'zgfi 1. he-A w R,.xx,,n-1. ,K if V, Bull ! Mi 1 : ' 5 Wf1,t, '21 fig ' is .113 yawn 54 X5 f If - L ,L fx, wg A4 M f V ,, ..-vifk, I W .MQ K' ' ' , '- fl.f t - NW f 'F-Ff:'15fF'. e .' ' , -' 52 vi Ma . W . - QM Wg ml' . - .Q is-JV, f. s fpgil.,3tgw-it W, M V W Q' V 'lem , V Greenville's very own professional football team came to town this year and Greenville won't be the same again. Everyone had mixed emotions when Ralph Hayes, Bull's owner, announced that he was bringing in professional football. Most people felt that the Bulls could not possibly win more than 2 or 3 games. The Bulls proved everyone wrong as they went undefeated for the season. .. - , I 'CS-5 s ' jp-59 . 1 . 4, . A. - , , , . 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Anne Rubenstein Copy Edltor 'wwf vff t Pam Gulce Asslstant Edltor Q X, .mf - , uv 3, 5 ' X 1: :L f X if., .1 ,E 1 t t QV 362 1 , W N Beth Lee-Caption Editor Brenda Beard-Typist Marcia Davis-Typist 'Ds Yar- -:hx'h --.--.....,f- 363 Aux l l l ,S i l A l l ' W ll l l llg Vl Q., l M l E 5 1 l lil l il z l + Q ill rl fl iY ,QM - l W AW' 63 xy M J lf li lll f my lll l ll S ll l g l ,W yl X 1 l il ' lil l l T 'l . : l lil lx H l fl I fli , l I ' l il A514 fli W4 ll l il i l ll George Stoudenmire-Photographer l i Bill jones l Bill Garrison-Advisor 4 11 y l l 2, Y l l l 364 l When a group of people are to- gether for hours and hours, tension seems to build and nerves get on edge. The Tec-nique staff is no ex- ception. We practically lived to- gether, sometimes neglecting our studies Iand familiesj in order to bring to the students the best book in TEC history. We did not try to do the book for any publication awards. The book is for the stu- dents! If the students really like the book, we have succeeded. I appreciate the work done by all of the people on the staff. Without dedicated people, this book would never have been possible. Also, I thank my wife for putting up with my being away from home every night. I hope the students enjoy looking through their book and continue to enjoy it for years to come. Rod Beard Editor 36 I A ' I I. , Il I I ,V Iiy will I I 54 II iv .I I I El I I Im IQI III Wa I I, A I I - I 1 II I I I If II III, I f II II II 3,,, iw i 'I III IIw I, ,II - I I I I III !! :H I -I. I i 41 ,Ii ,Iii W, ,V II'1 1- II, I , I I II 2 Il 1 ' I I I. I I , I I I I I ' II I' I I I III IM I I , I 'l When a year stops, it doesn't really end-it lives on in the halls, in the classes, in the books, and most of all in people's memories. The halls will always echo with shouts and laughter and the banging of lockers or the running of feet. Classes will for- ever contain past lectures and the de- bates of students. ln the books there will always be an inscription of student's names and their attitudes. But in the student's memories are kept the most important things of the year. The dances, the canteens, and the field trips will be remembered for awhile. Registration, studying and grades were necessary evils to a good end. Having a free cut and rapping in the canteen, or using your lunch hour to study for a test-a year is full of many things. Realizing just how long the walk is from the Technical-Industrial Building to the Allied Health Building, and wait- ing in line to pay your fees-remember how it was. But most of all we've acquired a trade, we're full of knowledge and enthusiasm for a career or another year of school. You see a year doesn't end-it lives on and becomes another step we've taken, a bridge we've crossed, and a time we've lived. 167 s rv r 1 w F53 rr. 5 M 1: 1. E r r X A , . - 1 . al ' W E Y . F 2 if Y Q 5 r v: 3 :fi ,wir S i E 'E 5 N 'E E , Yes, Wanda, there is a Santa Claus. N r 368 Wastewater boy's talk about breaking up solids. ,mu wg' -1. Y V . I , 4, Q F29 m ii MQ! 5 ri iz P4 , F? K. Z mmf 'L WM.. I A4 ,f 7' , K l 'lm W' N s. Q ' lsx .-4 'uw' X, iXILYK-W 1 A Kuff rw W fe ' K l 1- ,gf P K , 'Ci ii :QS Qfih K Am, Q I LM '11-1.55 if f A 4' 5 . f ,Sig -X y . fp? fig, Q ' ,, , ,, X ,,, 4, A , f : ,ez Xiuvxyx Aff s Q5 Bill Loukides and his guys demonstrate how to keep a tailgate closed. Danny Reaves asks Mrs. Hines if sucking his finger really relieves writer's cramp. Lynn Ford wears sun glasses so her fans won't know her. I don't feed my women anything but soul food. 369 Posture and neatness are taken into consid- Diligence! eration while typing. Greg Ballew doesn't need two hands for The people in mental health are normal, almost. his whopper. A :Si . V if .: ,g ,gg ' A JXVU , V1 fxffww, I fl r f., -'7 'C - if . Q25 ef J mf., M .ti g , sfkxttx z SQFB' 1 Q at XXR t ,geese 4X5 r 1 V . s max X, - Q arf t 1 if Q . W.-me , W w- ' ' fi .WW Nmn 'K filujf. 1 w V Q2 f In rr' 1 W x V t M G , 'l ' V , .M ? . it ' Il pr . J fl lx. , tpff K FN 1n.4-e--- r t . ff r - W... f---Y ,, 'l' l'Q K ,,,. ' 1 1 -4- , fr l .-: ' 5--19 'K - iff - H f -Q -13, ., 'f- I AL Q. A. ,QIQJ f- '-1' A ,W nt - .14 ,, 'im tgpb H f j ,N , ' , ,1 0 4 HQ as fi. e I V .af 1 h '. A W x g teh-.y Q, I 5 j ii: i ' ' so Q I 3 , . 1 I x i ' rf .. if? A rye U . it ll Q l ' l Y lt , . V' :Y y 5 - .--5 2, ' 7 f 5' w n, pf' Q, . if ,A QS 1 f ., -A X , 370 5 3 - !'l o a 0,02 U.: g 1 ov. 5' 70's 5 o'.'21' 'o .551 0 0 .4 QQ 9' 0 4 11 ,,'.o :q w,v..,vl:.gl 011.5 . 0c v 'Q J Q 1 L v5o:,',:o' ' nl .4 ,nv ,. You expect me to fly this thing? l S :wwwaffw'efWi' 'V ' 0 XY Look mom, no restorations! -My 1.-A 5- 'Lek A Q R f f , x - K M4 ,N . N f ,-me .. .1 , X , ,.. ,, s . 5 sa: uzfm- saiwzmpwm--X MM A 'r '0 r I i , ., X 75 . 2 ,Y -. - i ,2,.5 1 ,xv '- R . ia! . gi l s ,TMA X I W 1. 2 3 Q 'X Q .' ,.,- i, lf! Q ag, 'A by A X 9 I .f 7 .I 4 , Jw.,-aa, ft' ' :Q ,J X ,E 5, -SNA S 1. . A we 1 to M 5 ft 7 f Q: X WN, 'L A role. Alright who moved? Q 5 N --.1 . . f x' 5 :ff .-'. w g ' .f if Ginger Parnell checks her dictation problem. A diligent typist pauses to set her tabs. X ln BA's accounting class it takes three to call the 371 fx f at ,Q J vf fm A l There's more than one way to skin a cat! Dr. Bunnell models the latest in lab coats. Y' f 41 A shy ff 'Sf V' J, 4 1 , , , I ,f 924, 'f -' . f- -ffvai fi f -,f f 2. -ww ' if-, Students may relax and study in the library. Greenville TEC's halls abound with muggers and muggees. Group discussions do occur in the quiet library. My , X M 'V' V .. fi' ' ,Wf Y li ' W 4 1 ,VVV . . y ,, .15 V-I , f 4 , aff l f' X 4 if if 1 . 5 . gf.V,A6 Z, , W W4 ,4- . f ,Wy , 91 Q 4 W5 Q Q4 gi if y, Hi sv. ,,.. ,C 0999i if ibgatw Xia.. ' - mmm, my ffgim' QU ,Q.,A ,V n-r .-.1 X X -:L -, 44 xx at 2 t it Nw 1 n i P I jf :WZVWZQ ' 374 Ms. Av-rw., smug V , 1 r W wr 5, 4g ,J ,M 9 , ,, Q ' qw f we , as 1 1 , ww 1 ,, V A-Ai... . A summer afternoon may find TEC students at Paris Mountain States Park. Mixed with orange juice it's not bad. Figures! Figures! f-Q ,QQ N ca 'V ip 'gt 'WQy 'l 4 ,vi '-Wi: Q Cut off the suction before he loses has 5 Successful dletmg' You mean I dld the wrong chapter?' W N N 375 f I 7' ' , . VL, -fx 'ew' . ,V ff- or W, Q AX ,y Y y ,Mg x 5' I, :Vbw u. X, 2 , xr' ' X xx? 9 I f ' t ,MU I W P 4 M2 1 We u X 2 , X , so u NX -q,,,,', I 'M , ' Xi' 6 mn' Nl e F it E 3.4 - A X. fm? Y fp M as v 1. E? i 3,5 .., o , ,VTV ' i ,M BLM, ' ' eye 131-J! 4, gzyv s f 05 ,, f X ffy ff W 2 A11 , 4 , 2 X Marsha McCall relaxes with a massage. Architectural Drafting students find Mr. Smith's comment humerous. B.A. students assume their usual position during a test. Now, class, today we learn to make mud pies. 376 4:-Wmf x L ,po -IV Y Q5 Ezx 2,1 P '- A 11103 'lf J Good tlmes at the end of the year PICHIC bnng dirty feet George Copeland a weldung student -scrubs the weld wlth an SOS pad II things combined- TEC X , Stirring up a breeze, Georgeanne Pennell enjoys her business machines class. End of the year picnicers picnic. Discussion over a test question calls for a reference to notes. To take out frustrations Linwood Wannamaker and Kevin O'NeiII push the dirt around. Progressive resistive exercises are demonstrated by Martha McCall and Willette McKamey in the Physi- cal Therapy Department. i i 378 -af 1 Nm, A hw 7 . X xxxstx .mg x XX F 9 1 fill if x x 'fn V' N . AQ, H 'J FA Q Y 1,1 .- X-5' .L 8: ,M Wh . k K 4 w X 3,51 is E '31 A ks Q W4 X ' q! 6 ...lhmhgik A. ,x C 'wa W 380 Xi 3 A 1551215 2 fi as 2 ii bv g 9 y ' . o '. 1, W- Q www! f 1 A N 5, . ,shag ,, ,S m .i y 282 Dental Hygiene students, including Pam Mont- gomery, discover that taking notes is vital. No, Mac, you can't have a free little black book. Figuring formulas is important to Chem. Tec students. 6 ',i!. 'Q- Capers' stogy smells up the MHT department. Linda lones and Miriam Osteen prepare for surgery! Technical Secretaries are prepared to use the most modern office machines. I only want to take your X-ray. ,ff f 1, Mg, - .T Lwugfax ,V 4. 1 A .. YV qw iii Rf f A: na K 'E -1 ,,, mg, 'A ,ww , N' WM , X C . ff.. f . Scratching his head, Tom Kennell seems stumped for an answer. A scramble for the basketball! Preparing for surgery, Linda james and Miriam Os- teen show their acquired skills. l 384 N x NE N . .A - , Q l ll Xi3Qf5:xN1 fs N XX s X W . .5 xx w Ns? i N x N ' -wr' .. . , as X A K X X A 'Rss p., 'I P -'.'.r .,, N N l- xx---as' .K A back massage is always relaxing. Miss Orr listens to the heartbeat. 5 f f a45Z',ff,f il fgsf Greenville TEC's answer to Atlas-Mr. Lloyd Isman, Between the two of them, someone should come up with a right answer. Only the Greenville TEC beauty pageant could make Ed and Eddie work like this. .-V 4 55. ., .,,i .JJ- if' . :JS ' .5 -an-........ 4-.4 , ,, K Mn-N... -wa.,-.. --Q , if n sf' ' .fr A, ,il lflwffg. X K K ,L 'wifismnin-J 9 l w K. Even TEC Students aren't too old for balloons. Industrial Engineering students prepare to let it pour. Left-handed Louie lalias Mr. Townsendj prepares to write out an accounting problem. Relax and take life easy, advises l.R. Thompson. Stranger things have been seen in the Health Building. 387 1 fm ,, l,, A 'Je-j ' 'XI' S' , X r . xx ff f 2 i 14 'L f . 'Imax t , . tv . g 5 ' ,' V W' X - , , This guy seems to be all smiles about something. Lynn Smith assumes her normal position on the telephone. Stamping prices in the books can be a tiresome job. Blood looks a lot different in a microscope. Tanks ready for battle! X-ray students need much study. 388 WWC :IM Qi x A 'Q-dim 'WV , At- 4 yt as C are bf ,W 2 2 if iffawaf X? 9'?f y' Ziff 5 xg?-I 4 Qkgfgf NA A MW hs. 390 Sunday afternoons at Cleveland Park are rough. Co-op studying helps many Tec students. Varied Times at TEC I ' --f-' v- f . , vw. , Wt , , if , ww- M 1 1-.gg Y x N f t s t 5 , 1 . Am.. , LSB .,, iff' n-P L '11 9'-. 6 K, lflt' 4 1 'Ill 'C Rusfics Welcomeifvdffm Y -l111t'1'1lI . , 1341 ' -'c ry 1fwf ' -Qu' C :l!lfycl,0ege I. If fynlfll , X A i IIC snfamfs A2100 1 Gfggllilyf Q , Graduate students install an air compressor unit in the Mechanical Engineering Department. Look into my eye! Anne Whiteside proudly reads her article in the TEC-nocrat Q any E , , , , , ' ili' . i x W J 1 W 5 i VVHYKMM: F f',5,,,:,, wx: - W., Q - if V' 9: ,liffk Q ' , ' . 'TN' ' 'L' NJV. r ,uw ...W A WI Eighty-eight pockets another stripe. The sandman pays a visit to the library. Heavy Equipment is not often frequented by fire breathing dragons. Dancing is not the only topic of conversation here. Laughter fills the classroom at Greenville TEC. l 392 g , ,,, 'N -gf, if A ' L. . Q 1 ., 2-v fm if ,ze 4 1 x 'Q -9 Isffwar ' 1 wa-wif! vi 5:45, 'f C5?iE fi ,H ,V lg, A . L, V, V , 44-H wf7 ,.,g 521-f 'A' ' an w ff f Y'- 'VL-fiigi W 53 f ' 1, U ul '-il. ' 41 xt,,x z U V 4 I x JV . 1 A ,H U, , ,K 5 .,,. A J.. 2' -'- ' ' ' Q la ,X 'v QQ ., .iw --7 f lw SX -,I ij, , ,Q X. 'r ,yi Q fm if D E vw. .f,4, -. r 36 wxrm, N .uu- Q! Q , Qbx X. K , I - by-r a.,,,v.fx,.X,,x Wilvnapinf ,wf 4 X M will , 1: H, -w ey, X, k -aw 'Q X ,- .ix 1152 , . , J, ie, ' in , Qf 2? 1 W it xi a ,', '17 Q 1 A f A+ 1 V 52' . i' 31, xi L L ,fj ' , . NQMQ 'ff-.. G K-4 I U QN y J. , gg, , P -Q V 7 , ' 'Wx A V if ,Q-Q3 as ,A , , rl 3 qxfg? 'S?5n' Q Eff 4 , 4 1 ., Q X A? fff5, - NW.-A Q , 4 A ' A 'N w IL LH KA-.E ' jg i Wf N, Q bl sf tv.. K' ian 1 w I 4, K SX? E' W- A ' - ff , . AW ' - ' ' wg X '-fx. AT-rvg . f Y, 1 Q: ' 3' ,iv ldv ' g- ' wifi' , 0? il . I -fa-Q X :.I15'.. ,s P ' g ' ' AWf,77,, WVWW W w l f Q Q l,lffff'f, f Q 'M 'li L L 4.1 lim f N-4 F M, il up 1 gif Jf '- ff L 7 Mechanics come to the aid of an ailing truck. An oily hand does not necessarily lead to slip- pery fingers. Gloves so flexible, Eva Watson can pick up a dime. 'MGmOFlSS of orklng, searchm , and discovery , '13 . I E 1. as . 1 .A EJ G gp. ' 1 WI' 1 l, 1. l w I N Q 0 0 0 0 I I l 1 E W 'Q W0 ' I .V ' 1 N lf I wb I Il an 4 I r My ' iw Muff Xi k .qqig 1 ' N? r ' 'K v- QQ i w Y x J . M 2, + 3 ,X WMMNYWAM Q Q x .Z - 5- E Q are M J 9 Q Qi: .WS ,mf , Qs fx N . or 5, Q 0 ,WW gif -W 4. 3 Qf fsf Q X 5- . ,Q A L' T is 2' ga' 3 A Y 5 Y, ingjk' 4 I 'L VJ 3 ' s! Q 13' gf M J mt 59,6 is W is fn- ' ' + Tedious book work can lead to eye strain and f tired fingers. I i Prying a rim out of an old tire can't be that i much fun. ,ip I il U ? 5 um 4 N J, 6 G I 4. i l i Congratulations TEC Graduates Piedmont Industries, Inc P.O. Box 3727 Greenville, South Carolina , WWf ,,- xxx' 1 3, our congratulations to TEC e great institution Tne Greenville News-Piedmont Co Division of Multi lVlec:lia,lnc. A Division of Textron Inc. -Aim: fi ff ,ww Q' r-4 y Q'YT'f 47x5.v1N, ., I Wit-?'iL.r'G: P if H 'ft arf: -, 0---v 2 I Q Q ' 33,1 jx . X ls ' , , Lglil: ml f o ,. T - .a - 1, ,Q -.-Q 'fT,'T?I1L'pfif2 L N ' f . 2745115331 iw '2'?f'?avif nf - 4 'H' 5, W X W 4 , -EWG'-,fig i ,nf 7 ,I ,- ,9-g,.Q.aw.:, , V ,V f T gi 5,13 pf. , ,3 .. Af -. t ff! A A n ff ' ' . f , 1 .- . - , -. . , ' ww -f X Wait-',,,f 'f ' P' P . Q H .R 14 A- Greer, South Carolina Gone makes fabrics people live in. JEANS HAVE BECOME AN AMERICAN WAY OF LIFE 'Vs ' Jeans are made of Cone corduroys, denims, knits and twills. Making Cone fabrics requires all kinds of skills: !ZvI Mechanical Electrical Technical Supervisory Secretarial Come to see us if you'd like to become a part of the vs Cone Mills Team - making fabrics people live in! MANUFACTURING PLANTS-Cliffside Forest City, Gibsonvill Greens- ' M Q b H R' r, Henrietta, Hillsborough, Pineville, Reidsville, Salisbury, Q Q E rtl: C I Carlisle, Cheraw, Greenville, Walhalla, Whitmire, South 1 Exzcurive orrices Cone Mills Corporation Greensboro, N- C. I 1 , we-5... ' , I ' 2 IET-REST FURNITURE By Runion Mfg. Co. 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