Greenville Technical College - Tecnique Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 456 of the 1975 volume:

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K , I 'avi'-M--M RLLR- -fm 'H .I 1975 TEC-Nuo E Greenville Technical College Greenville, South Carolina 29606 Opening TEC Life Adult Education College Allied Health Business Industrial Technical People Dedication 84 Groundbreaking Sports Student Government Honors Who's Who Fraternities '84 Sororities Publications Epilogue lohnny Whitmire, Editor Eileen Clayman, Assistant Editor 1 73 133 141 161 227 265 297 339 381 385 395 399 403 411 415 419 3 'j l wT mum ,uf -Hvvi7,1,'51!a'1 ,J sn. Y w K' 1 ,f ,411 QIYW M Q W ,lg , 1 ,' , Q- , w, ' -Qi iii an N M 1 A 'fri W V N xl YW' ming 1 w V VA , 1 71' e ,W , 1 :M W 1 mwlrlymx , .X M.' U 1-V, N 1 , u 'W Q , , -.Wiffh - 1 1 Y f J H M ,M ' A.,p,!'TQv AWMLTQTQ' W N , I 'mmm N V, -1 M, ug a JE 4 +' V, w wuwwfk , , FE ii 171: Gigi V1 A sw, ri Ns an ,QW ,Q if M Y ,rw W Q' '. fuk . , Q -,fx 4-J'+'e1'H 4 , M9 .N N, ' 541, NW--,.,..,,,,,,,:,,..g ' ..n 'DC' -..1-vA 1 9 1 ,1 1. .. Y , . 1 1 1 . 1 1 I Q 1 . , 1 1 1 1 3 1 , . 1 51 . . 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Also taking part were Mrs. Chaun- cey H. Boldridge, sister of the late Mrs. Rhodesp Mrs. Rosemary Cothran, an in- structorg and Mrs. Ann Chapman, a former student of Mrs. Rhodes. The Prescription Center is a self-paced lab equipped with audio-visuals, printed materials and instructors. Students work- ing toward a General Equivalency Di- ploma or upgrading are evaluated then a prescription is written for the areas they need to study and they fill their prescription in the Grace Rhodes Pre- scription Center. i 4..- if N 33 Graduation 1974 The Largest Yet Caps, gowns, congratulations, degrees, and a seven foot speaker are impressed in the minds of Greenville TEC's 1974 Graduates. Mr. Soloman W. Walker of Pilgrim Life Insurance Company was the guest speaker. Dr. Barton and Mr. Mulkey con- ferred more than 1200 degrees, diplomas and certificates. Graduation ceremonies for Greenville TEC students are much like most other colleges. But the work behind the scenes, the types of degrees, and the variety of students is what makes a GTEC Gradua- tion unique. People of all ages from more than fifty different fields walked across the stage at Memorial Auditorium August 29. Gradua- tion at Greenville Technical College is something special, because the people are special. 34 as X X X gs ,. - ' 5 SE, W K? X b S 9 if ' xxx X , K 'V . , T Q. 59 gs X - 5 , . fails? X fgzii' . T . H. 9 i C :iss X X , . vsmssas I XS , Ni g A n A ERR S 11 D Q Q 1 f XXxN X X X K Q Q - Q S Nw Q 4 fv x A fel X .3 8 .Q PJ 0' w H ..-if jst' ' A ,A 5 THE MA FACES 0F DR. B RTO Dr. Thomas E. Barton, lr., serves in a var capacities as President of Greenville TEC. ie 36 ty of ,V f 1 J W I +21 ...,4.armm, ,J Alvin H. Rampey Vice President of Finance me-.M N-12 13, , ' 'Wei' EEN-'S X5-,. ' , Q swim , I Hal R. Mulkey Administrative Assistant to the President ,3:-3-3-745:59-Q3-Q-ref.-5y.Z7qqfp?if5f,g71-gffqi .pm 1 f rmzffr 1 . -m ay-'qv 2 - ' f . -: V . 1 , W. .u.,, . N , 1 ,,. L-.-W 1 1 -A :V ,. ' ' f v ,Q '5' .- ' -vwzwg,-yu, N,-- 05. 3 . ai.-4 ' ,L,v555,-g,g :s..:u :LhwILf,,.p-M r:. ..,. l 40 Mrs. Hazel P. Hall Dean of Student Development Services 1 v Q 4 7 1 i el X, 1 , X X QQ N wx?-gm ?,--57..'-a- : QA wx 5 1 X N ' hm ASR A ,Sip F A N 1 ,1 T N w f 's F1 11 li i M I, iw- Q Dr. W. Wayne Scott Dean of Instructional Affairs feL.fYs?F'txs m f'fW 1-+ 4 mum liim -1 wwf, , -1- v if , --Lmf5-'lifePs.-af:,i:i1.aa:.s,zu-iw:--:i.-s:rafts-'1:5.:.'.:?a.i2:ifEd',-Z'ufii'-ifiwilffi--,rfI -V T -Z' f- 'V'2 H ' ls that Lester Caraway, Chairman of the Technical Programs, looking at next quarter's schedule? . .ms ,.,.......- ww Frank Guerrei, Acting Dean of Education, pauses to catch his breath between meetings. 42 Mrs. Ella Garrison, Dean of the Alled Sciences courses, listens to the sugges tions of two instructors. I'll be there iust as soon as I finish helping this student, says Lyle Stelter, Chairman of the Transportation Programs. David Trask, Chairman of the College Transfer Program, gives the hall his defiant look. JW lohn Stepp, Chairman of the Business Programs, waits for the BA instructors to invade his office. I. D. Warren, Chairman of the Industrial Programs, holds one of his impromptu conferences. 7 43 . i f f ' . '. T ' cf-1 N1 'J 'ries s Tank Hardaway, Director of Personnel Services, de- termines how many new instructors he needs to hire for next fall. Registrar Bill Fleming gives advice to a transferring student. MIS Statistician Don lobe reads an admissions report from the state office. Marty Pautz, Dean of the Learning Resources Center, looks over the Library. Kay Grastie works out schedules for medical instruc- tors. Arthur lones, Veterans' Counselor, must be planning to brew up a storm. Dorothy Davenport, head of the Associate Degree Nursing course, checks one of her student's registra- tion cards. 44 1- 5 t f fmvw' W -tg 5,,mlnll!l'Sm ., J, YA-.. M 'x H it U rl 2 r y 2 , s PF . -H Q lim Bunnell, head of the Dental courses, watches the Dental Hygiene students at work. What's Ray Mixon fPlanning and Grants Coor- dinatorb planning now? Security officer Tom Merck warily watches the ac- tivities at the end of the hall. Why, it's the head of Maintenance, Walt Brannon, looking over the Admissions Office before Open House. 45 lb 4 t 1 H1 ' l' 1 .XX Q 3 X ,gs w S ii You want me to order how many Peter Principle's, asks C. P. Altenhofen, Bookstore Manager. Tony Smith, Head of the Extension Division, holds a conference with an evening instructor. Melba Brown, School Nurse, says stick out your heart. Smiles are easy for Gordon Epley, Assistant Com- munications Coordinator. 46 IR! 'S Yi. as kf h 1 f 4' fi 1 5, Yis N -. we , A Wiwumaw .,, Mi X, M hmm ,X X M . gg y , i - ti' A Kaye There's always a warm welcome from Doris Bolt, Director of Admissions. What are you looking for, Owen Perkins, a Commun- ity Services cou rses description? Lola McDonald, Business Office Manager, looks through the files for a voucher. lanie Reid, Financial Aid Coordinator, talks with a Work-Study. Communications Coordinator Au relia Morrow plans the Advisory Committee Luncheon. 47 lFf f?5rf if' 7T pL 'f t ' 5? nl .,Z- re , r A I J ' f?11'WMy-:f22.eE-r'Kll?aGfi!-fE:'64r-23-2Mil-'e'i,.q1if.:::.5f11'Wf95.Jf2?f-i'-iZ- 'li'f:t ,i . l 'f1-3. l , . W ,X ft . il A is B Steve Bowie, Recruiter, and Bill Garrison, Publica- Roy Harlowe, Head of Housekeeping tions Advisor Bill Workman, Foundation Head 48 William A. jones, Chairman of Student Center Fund Orbry Holden, Doctorate Intern .1 24' X , ,, , H A A'- ,2 ' . J' T 'YN :f ,- X .V-IRL . X -left, AN san x . , H. t ww: .V . . s. w.QM wX r X AX X e r 'wx rf r. wi 'Ss X -.:r:.f t ,Nw 1 - at .. -, as-'fails ,, - X if! . , -K, David Titus, Educational Research Team Dr. Clifford Shislerp Project Director, Educational Development Team lohn Ware, Evening Veterans Counselor Ron Murphy, Specialist in Instructional Design, Edu- cational Development 49 I ii W x 4 5 K f l ll fi f e- WI FE? ' T ai ' 'n 14.r.5,:.w., -31.-1+-E 'Uv--,s'v.'5'm-:L vs . -zlfxfrsfi 1' 1 L E l 1 '1 4 50 Tom Fullbright, Comprehensive Manpower Counselor Lonnie Swanner, Equipment Coordinator Bob Murray, Comprehensive Manpower Coordinator, and Dan Hull, Industrial Coordinator Bill Pierce, Veterans' Administration Representative Bill Beecham, Veterans' Administration Representative hLJ,1,,, ,Y , ff! MMF? Tommy Mabry, Shipping and Receiving Clerk Ann Hedrick, Secretary to the Dean of Instructional Affairs lack Gilland, Veterans' Administration Representative Kathy Cothran, Secretary to the President Mary Rush, Secretary to the Executive Dean jr., . b , 14 , . .-,, Y , .1-Qd.:fam7, , I, 49. , H A . bgbwwmw-QF...-,Qup-.NmW X A ' 1 i v P J V' ' ' I I - 1- ht ' 'NM-I .f 1 1. 1. . . 1, , . , . 1- . .af--M,w , 4 1 , -. .gf 1 413 -.,, Y-.,. ,--wg., - M1 .Agfa . . -.Hz ,., , A -. . - ., - V, V, . ,V -A . V - . -, , , 4 -P uffin-, fn a,'f'f'-fe.,n.:-Lfmsw .i .,.f..:.5'.-w- 'Nh-f:'e-'V .. 1,y.q,gq'.-'.q-'.g-,, -,, 3:-ui., ,- . .. ,, V - - r. ' - .L -,, -. -. - V , , ' -- - -pg - '. A , V I. ' 1 Q l, Wilma Henderson Computer Center Manager .1 A 41 1 tr 4 4 3 N 3 ,ix Q E '1 F? 5 Cindy Rhodes Sherry Wyatt Assistant to Seminar Coordinator Scheduling Officer Zelphia Shumate lean Lawless Testing Coordinator Key Punch Operator 0, Ns .,,,.-f- Nancy Englisbee Extension Division Secretary Vivian Franklin College Transfer Division Secretary mam: In V Shirley Holcombe Karen Garrett Community Services Division Secretary Secretary - Allied Health Sciences Division Eleanor Dawson CMP Secretary ..,.,' ,,, V VY.-. . ' W 71, x- - ,,-,f- -- 1 V ...-f M.: ,W .X W - 1 lf,-fr' fmt rrrf-s.,.1 rw.-H ff- : 1 uq: Q, Q., A .--'rfg.m- . swf-V . , -kr -vm..-,v-qwa, 1 -. '. , .V 1 1. - - I ,.,, ,Q , ..,,,- . 1 Mt- .l 'cf-qqn, ,, T, it 0, A 1' 'ww in ll k'l,f' l l 1 il 5 l S A Q l l 3 5 M l te l Cheryl MCFdrlin Star Klein Millie Hudson MIS Secretary OSHA Secretary Secretary - Allied Health Division . lulia Latta Felicia McConnell Helen Kovolzky Assistant Bookstore Manager Secretary to Student Center Fund Coordinator Secretary to Foundation Executive Secretary l 54 l l ug, ,, U- - Odessa McMahan Learning Resources Center Secretary Gail Montgomery Bookstore Cashier 1 -, -1' '-e-. 'x K' y , X H . x ' ' 1 ir' X r is , gi t 1 ,122 or A ,,.-. 1 uf wr 7 AG? P , 'u f 'figgiez v Y .ww X lean Robertson Secretary to Deans Kathy Rush Secretary to Educational Development Chris Sanders Marilyn Pietrasche Nursing Division Secretary Secretary to Planning and Grants Coordinator 'liwtea I i 1 lx l 1 I 21 A' z- ' - ' 1 - - 'l - s. ' sv-. ' . -1- ' ' A... ' ' - 1 X, 1 f - 4 ' N' - f A 1 ' r i N , rv -' ,vile N up x w up B g -fe 1.-, 1 Q nf ' I K '1' l 'H ig: ' Y' 2- : sm 1 , .a a a M 3 - i n 5, 1, 1 1 I l 4 fi! al ii 4 i X 56 L a as 1 ,gf-5E.x2-365 away. flu.. Audrey Williams Paula Wood Secretary College Transfer Division Secretary to Deans Martha White Beverly LaCount Veterans Affairs Secretary Switchboard Operator gi 'il HY X sQxXXXQQ s at X X - X -X X X XX X XX, Ann VonHolIen Beverly Summerrow Dental Division Secretary Personnel Secretary Lynn Stewart luanita Sizemore Communications Center Secretary Veteran Affairs Secretary E i l -e Q- - - J 1' f .V ,,. . H ... ff- -if-V . '.v1, --..-:mf -.1 f . ,-- 1 ' ' '- 44 ' My H ' L 1 BUSINESS CFFICE ff Y f Wfgif if 7 W Z A 1 I 58 1, Regina Orr 1 w lb rl lh 41 w ii 1 i 4 3 w n 4 W V 45 ff ff 1 S X XX can My 3:4 X lackie Miles Cheryl Black Carol Elrod Linda Rhodes hm-3 . - ,, . I. vw X I Li' ,. I ' I 1 U L 'I' I Q 'II ' I3 34,16 ig' I I If ' Q4 Q ,lfx no 5 I QQ 45 f' 4 1 ' -M 5 1 M Q51 .-, I 44,1 I 'I' :P :fp u .xgfw Q25 I ,mt 4- . ' 1 M' 4:1 Q Q 2 x.-if - H' Q' . J I nh .1 n , Ji 1 lanis Garland lanet Whiting lean Holden r ADMISSIONS OFFICE SNS' is la? Vivian Grayden 1 r I 1 i 59 Z f 'IU Z X Qf'fw3W 'f,f'!9 SQQQWEXQ Lx' ,lm 5? 4,4 4s Mary Gary Steve Pitts Betty Ann Mullinax Bessie Turner A 9, 2' '-v-- 6- Q,- - .,V, ,J .gpg-M 1 .1 .X , M, r , 1 , -f ?-.s..- -1 1 -,V - , ru' . . - -. .- .. . .. ., , - - .. w,',.'f M- ,:q., ....--, '.f.,',, - 1- ' -- ,ww eg. - - . e. .- - . -- - , - - -'- V '. -P - -. , - . 4' Agfa. :FI 'E'1Fmm:::uri5'1'.-ti. m:ar'?1i..'-s:'5Jwz::z'.+ 'V .. 175' -,ig-.9175-3.5. ,L+ V ,,-.g,1g4,wi4,,- . 4, 1. ' .V ' ' ,wg ' , 3 I' ' , , , -, , , ' ' GUID NCE 2 s a i Oliver Rogers, Department Head Doug Brister Gail Loftin Ruth Ann Chewning 62 13346 ef 1 Y FYQQA' f e 9 ix .X HQUQ' .L lanie McFerrin Alberta Grimes Margaret Keith Gaye Huguenin lohn McClellan -f f' Tory'-. f 1 -'r M 1, f a ., I-f M1 rr mfr ' 1'-:hge-,lwnagiaq -xp: v-:gy . pam.. , .,', .-,ll LEA NING RESCURCE CENTER , Nw f ,, Z-W W f .W fi Q 1 2 f Z f ' f f if W Z ,. ,. X W i ff M , f 7 7 ff fx?-X ', ,X 3129 W-1-n,...m, X 2757 V, L9 5 2 3 64 Martin R. Pautz Lois Stroud Chester Sims Betty Olinger Greg Wood P L Q3 ' .La 3 mi E. E K ,IQ .w 'X v' 'L 'A sf A Q91-w ax W 'P- nqi'K,'l mv? ,,,,,,-4.-,,,,..,....-mf fu., d-,,... Ron Urso Susan New Lee Whitlock Lois Foster 1 52 if f 15 f 411 , U E3 5 5 if J WK- . , ' na. Ea ...u-an-Hi A , ff Q Barbara Yonce I MAINTENANCE ir. 4. .,.fx U V Mac Cleveland Clyde Bishop lack Campbell Wade Riddle . ,, , A 1 , MQWA. emzfqwm f, .x - -X W -ww x V-X' Nxfkga x Xa. -NN luis. , .4 66 K Buddy Burdette Donnie Barnette Danny McFee Bill Smith Fw 4, , il? X. . Q e J Magi, .. , . .,.. , QSNN-' ew? f W, 'li lfl l f, J, f X 11 il 1 X. M -1-X ff' X 4 ,Winn x 4---.- 1 -ilu I sw so ix iw I '5N 5 5 i -'Q ,. A Albert Smith and Virginia Lee, Housekeeping Charles Harvey, Housekeeping Lavinia Fair, Housekeeping Haskell Williams, Supervisor Essie Kelch, Housekeeping Theodore Posey, Housekeeping 1 THE TEC STAFF C D OF PEOPLE 'Q Hx, 3 55i1i:31f':.'w.wlEJm7v f - O Board Chairman Williams discusses, How the years at TEC have taken their toII. My office is your office, invites Ella Garrison. 68 sions, That new picture goes right there. brags Dr. Wilson. ..,1-dl f---M 55.5-Qs ss 1, . 'fi le ,a Dr. Scott demonstrates high-level executive deci- Optometrics will grab you like a new pair of pliers, annul Jw ' 7--wg '95- ' kw. .l, Now, that will be two Whoppers, three Big Macs, and four fries, right? Did you say low or NO blood? The ladies of TEC demonstrate the latest of hair fashions for the social event of the season. 69 si E. if L I Q 5 5 5 I n THE GRCUP BEHI D THE GRO -X X ,X ..: , an X 53' - : iw. : sw . f -' 'Wxf-.ZX xvr., X M X S Qi F wwf-QS1? fu IVR - 9 X952 X. .X ,XM Xfmg 1 , ,fXMfX.X4 X X ,XXX XX. X ydiywfw 2K5w9X,ZfQ'wQ'wVNfSb mm XX . WW-..Xy5'LQifzXi..ffxX,4X N X A X X W XQQA fy? ZLXQS? M 2 - X zXX::X.Z fwyww'y?X?w2?Qf,1w'i9w . ,M my ff :NN Mum Xf K Xwvfixf . ffSh3:Q'EN2.wfN .X NW W ' X, f :,. v Xgsy, VZRXQQ-,X fx -'JAXH ff.-.sir 4,1331-I f fi 4 . X4 7SY,x3j 2 . .:'1,1.g.g:e,g1'+i,1 ,-.:1 ' w QXS Z X -X. ,gage.Q..,,,: 1 f X- , ,N ,vw:.,.-,:..XQ1:- ' 4 ' X ' XY' 9. X 'Q :,X . fk21Iff1fi'.X YQ' 17:37 4 A X. 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W :AS . ,. +2 X WW, 1 0 'ilu 10 E1.,.1ff '53 :tvuu aim W 2 . W. Louis Williams, Chairman 70 R. A. Mattson, lr. Bishop Smith -unb- o 1 4 Y Q . Q,5kg'6M gbwmmfhwaw ,:1:1.Nr,. - - mf: K 'Riff ' 1 fiat., I , 1 if . A I , , f . I X Q ' I I' f 6 A ,.7 .5-2.3, , yr I 1 , ,A ,, I. H. Bonds I. Floyd Hall l . KR 1 I I A Ji .3 L, Mmm Mrs. Ruth A. Nicholson, Secretary Robert C. Crawford, Vice Chairman 4 X u .,.,. k--an is N 4 V . awivi-z Rf, X f u zn- 1. wwf! Vqxvfil: 'Sr iQ'5?' X 4:1 I ui I. Maude Burnett Ralph W. Blakely vw, CARING IS the key, the answer, the quest, the meamng gl algmah lt'-'I f.-1 if-sf' 'L ffhx 51 You Never Really Know What's Gonna' Happen at Greenville TEC Civil Engineering students survey the campus Is that the trophy for the best bumper? 74 Q-vs fu ' .. '.. 5 ,. ,f , 4 lv A ,N 4,1 ronwl Nw al , ,V if ' vf3 'L 3 .as af' M. ww 'Q all 4, ' Gary Glenn mass produces pictures for the Greenville TEC syndicate's blackmail branch. Two heavy equipment students make a getaway on the crawler after heisting McDonald's and hiding it behind the automechanics shop. How do you expect me to catch that silly pass with this collar choking me. -. 75 'X fuse- n P' t 71 P- 'N fr 1 , www:-wv.wvMfN.fm 1 .1 ,,,f y ' M :fl-'.f!3i' 'tiff' P- -vr sf., U r 5' 'fyf f Waiting . . . aiting . . . Waiting . . . Waiting. Waiting in line to register. Wait- Waiting to pay your fees. Waiting with 12 ing in cap and gown for diploma or de- pounds of books in the Bookstore check- gree. Waiting for roll call. Waiting for out line. grades to be posted. Waiting . . . waiting . . . waiting. Waiting Waiting. Waiting at the coffee machine. fOr the end. 5 A Q 1 ,sv it fy , 5 Q T Machines don't ask questions you can't answer? The eye is watching! 76 1 1 l , A yt- M 5 Z x :ak W Cleanliness is next to Godliness! It ain't easy to thread a needle in the dark. Representative Council meetings are so stimulating. '77 If L, There are More Than 0 Courses to Choose From aw . so f ,o mt fe Aslee or stud In ? This stuff is tack ' Y Y ' ll ' ll . I've got to get this done before class! What group is this? Scovill, the referee. E 1 . -Q- Q2 gyms 'Vx K , h . A 1.- . fx I . ,+I -f E 4 u o my ' 7 .. - f', 0' f l 4ZH'M' A 1135 . cv: A ,M 45 ', Wx- 1- ' .. , J X' ,yr N73 51.1 .I - -' vc I A f . . ..... .. .Q 5 G - 9 ggi fn 4Ay Q 'f.vr-f y -f bf W . , Mywd: N , uf ' 7 , ' 1 W ,f 5 1 f 5 ,Q I Q Y 4 1 1 ff f za , my 5 ' Q29 ' 5t1 :X' 'R ' ' X- ' ww 1 Qsj-f1,.gw . if f I 4 , K ,xl . Q I NQM S'Qff,Jv '7 1,15 f gf, , f es f Z O A A 'ffl f f Q f j 9 ff W! gif!! 5 ' 6 lfsi' 5 4 YQ ff' Wfbgigx? W4 A 1 530 y fffyf 53' fy 41 ' 5 ffq' X-Q,ik6, .ywfigf V ff mr 'ff 'f,y4Q.3 5-4 f If jf 1 Aw, .X ,M x iw 1 1.44 f 'ff f 9 , K! f Q gf 5 'ff 1 z xg fs? 1 X K ZW x Qi! X ' X ', Aiifc W W f MAE, X71 Q,g,Q5QS,4 X- ' bf? Via- 'xi' zz--,lf , ,AX ff. ,r Mg Zz, wi z W gf mf a . ,N 1- Z vfwwsp ' V,,. Q ,, . , , ,f Xp, fmszw 'Y' f V 12 'f whiff 'SQA ff f'Y.:'25.qg 1-aff: ' , gf! Q '-211' .1 ' 2 -si S I b 4 Q The Christmas Dinner Dance Was A Smashing Success The dance floor was full! Are your dance cards filled? f- 45114:-V4'2::-f...:5,s- ,:e3yf,p'x:u-Hz, , 1-' ,. ,, . i 7 Z '-' -f' :Q Uv: f, -fV'F7.f'7?fW'5v?7,WVfW ' - TWV'V '7'-'VTVCV ff' N 16175 f 5 Q fPfWff777'! ff 777 1 f 9422 wfffifff 2- f if-f,-Z. 375,71 . Qfyy , , 2 ' My . N E i 5 2 1 82 .Ng iff N4 70 5 , , , I Y MW 1 X I ,wx X 'l .Q Vg . -fs 21 'N .NX 1 A wi ., .!:,., ,,,, . ., 5 ,S A . ... . .XS fxifi Q X X S XR Q Ns 'Q R wiifrii. They Teach All Sorts of Things At TEC A world of learning, education, technolo- gy, and progress. A world where people are trained and prepared. A world of all in its own. Is that Boris behind ther e? lust hold still and I'll sew your tongue back in. You don't really have fil m in that camera do you? 83 P'51112175125':W a-if-'fl -1.-'4'55'?E-v:f:j':.f 1.,Jff 1'E.-Ac. -51.1.3 '- :gpg-L21 ,Q up-, 1 f, :, ,A 4. 1- nam. ,-..4.a-.Maur-QQ, : , .., ,4,,. , . , , . I ww if 1 Nj?-v4,7f.uf.fH. :,1 -,ir-,9l.,'f,,..,,. ,,.,,,1. K ,J-.4 A-.-, ..,M.,.,: V.. A -. 1 1 I I, .,, 1 ,,. 4 , A 1, , ff' ff 2, f ,gli 59 2 'TT , 'f g' 1 ,J W , ' 'f 9' -V ' Y' ,IA W , 34' fn ' .. - ' x . ' J ff , QQ! V ,, 'ii f 2f' iff fQ f1Q?'?f j59V,' 2 ' ' dfiyw ' f if M, 391 'Q' 1 ,V f ,V f N .4 ' Q ' ' '-W 5' 1.-1 ' ' f ,iff x -'Hs , ' , 'ifffgl L M,,1,, of - ,A , pflnyt' -i n All 33,51 up--Q 1, ,, 'T l l: A- f -' --mf, 84 It's Amazing, It's Interesting Bill Garrison talks to the faculty and staff about the Christmas party. Waiting for the Ieep Theatre Chopper! Now that's what you call bumpin' 'Hg' V, ,.,.-X 85 r 1: . l You're More Than A Number At Greenville TEC Being. Being an Optometric Assistant. Being a student. Being a secretary. Being. Being on the Dean's List. Being in Who's Who. Being in the hall. E Being. Being in TKB, PSE, LBS . . . Being in class. Being in lab. Being. Being at the dance. Being at the picnic. Being at graduation. Being. Being at McDonald's. Being at Burger King. Being at the Pizza Inn. Being at the Hut. Being . . . being . . . being. Being at GTEC. lt's nice to see a smile in class. r The Library Classroom lobby is astir with people. a Are you trying to see my paper? i Rep. Council, Student Legislature, what kind of meet- t i ing is this? E , r l I l 1 86 Gu. Q... l tl A ir' Axwsdx I 3 f X ff. g '. Q gif -J?-f r , f ,f , .2-MA ,X J, MQ, ,, ...sff f If X, zwg,d74,f,,wt '7 gffllqj ' W? Qi 'A 2 W 'mfs -- I , Q 5 4 1542 87 '-5 .V - f in-. :....,,-,mfg 'v .-4. if -rn.. ww.-. - ,.,-.mn..m.., H ,v-.- , , . , ,, . . -47.2.-4-',f,..-L 5. .YIJCEL1f:rE1:?2-5a,,g.E4?:2-Q,:QnjLf155iTlgfT -' gi 1'1:L?1!.:-E-5,gf.52ffZg: '31, j:-g:2Q.'f2Q' 'j' ', -- . . .. 1- 4 . . ' V, ,, vi 2 . . , - r. k Q I ,'?E '?' 5 88 wg-ff wg W1 TEC Prompts Closeness . .. ..,.-,,S5,35:.yf,ti,,,,:,,.,.:,h-.h. 5,i...Z,,..i,:.,M , lv, - ..-. svn ., :.... .-1w.- MJ, ...,. , 1.,.,.-W... ..., .lqms , 1, ,tml i. 1 .35 .rp Lf,-uy,,:5:11: 11.--M'--,,:-1' I ' at , ' - 2 - ' N - H vw ' if-1' il Y-na l l 1 3 i 5 3 1 EJ 3 gl iz F , ,fa ' hw 4 wi '31 .fs X 5? I., gy ,ug ,. ......4vssbMA! l if ,My-1 l al' i . f in ,. ll I 90 L They don't know what they are doing, they need me out there. That's a football game? English classes cause many expressions. BA students study - so hard. Big Al X -, XX KVA-XXX' .sg ' if if ' lex? 6 1 : ' . X, ,Xe-:lf - -'-3X N, Q: t 3 2 ' X ' .X z- 1 X.X', awe rX,AX iNS1i'S51X V A X - , X5 r,X3y3nX'A : H X X k i' 'HX' ,X sy ' N xxx . '+ X' AYNXW i xv NX t Uzffxggigs A f X X, , Q N- Xf is W ' 5 F A K if-fp..:tv, g,, g ,mtg fs' .t , ...,.,, ,X . SGNXX N ' ' it -tg-'ff . ,Q ,W FW QQIWQ4 ,, ,S ' 1 IA Q jxg' ,Q JN' ' fb 5 M X. - JM.. , VXQQX A ' yi X fb' XX N Wg X VX is f Q E, N. X N x Xxx X f QV PM W XX RX XXX W X X 'X X SAA XX X X S XX X X X xt XX Q, X XXF X X 2 X 1' N f WN uf X 'X X M XX XX X X X XX , ,ex K X X .X X V JVX X X fy A xig X x X S t X AX XXX N X N gs Y si VXXNX. E ' X'-1l,Xf2wQiQf7. 21 XX ' S X' I Ns 'YSL-QNXRX 1 X X X, S by N. V no ,,.- , qw. x e x Greenville Technical College A Wonder in Itself Suthersen - I'd know that body anywhere. Physi p blems can be a lot of fun. NN Nam: People Make It Work M-wmv as a t nv I QLD? f -we Kg? h 4' ,Ax lfmakwiwn' ' LJ 55 fm: vikftiswfn Between Esquire and The Saturday Evening Post you'll find an interesting conversation Hey, Man! It's Wolfman Mark! I'd walk a mile for TEC Yeah, you think so, huh? 92 my eww: W X -'f-,mf I -cf, ' ru f 1 , a 5 v I .4 'qihni--a ' MY ,,.,. , ,,.,,,. ..,. , ew-f-, -,1-.... . 143'-Q'n'1ll ,'fgw,-'5ii:r .f,.,1,,f ',- H- . ., .. , ff r.. J.f..,.:'-'- 4.1, C+?-Vm Eg., asf,--1,,, fl, 'f ,J ,Q 1 ,f .M-.,..,' ,- ... ,W-1,.-L.,J,,,-,1N.,.,v. -i,,,.,,.J,,:. .N 1 ' ' J J v, ,y 94 It's A Strange World 19 W.-3 12.11.152-mn,-Q ti x , N3-W my xx: X AX -. at at ,U i W V T if P 1 A 5 Q Ng 'S Where does this dude park? Anywhere he wants to. Not just anybody can do this. This game is just for fun - isn't it? The stili broke down and I just got this much. This is my ball! Some people just can't stay away from G. TEC. 95 N: 'Y , 2 1 h i i Y E , Q , 11, r 9' Z 7 , W f JV Q rf ta h E An apple a day does what? I typed a sentence this long, says Beverly Greene. What the heck is goin' on back here? r I 96 Q , X 'Q i 3,3 . N fwvmx, , ,E X 5 iq L ff' iam si Sf ' 'Q 2-Es5!?2:3 14,e, 'f'Qi1'1. v pi '- v 1 A A s 4 uf -, 'f 152.1421 fr- .-s 1-nf , one , The building was this high - on scale that is Man would you look at this row of beauty. 98 ' lEnjo Livin' At TEC ,Xxx- 'lf -5. Q e... -f .1 -.. Isn't that a nice view. RN , k Q . lamie Robinson instructs the Medical I Dental recep- , N ,wx ., 333 tionist students in Medical Terminology. . 15.4 ,.f b. f..,,gz ,., ' 1. 5-,wg 1' u, - , . , ,, , , mf'i'u7-:h v:1:'4 V - :wwf , , V .. . , i -. X It's A Nice Place to Live, But lf Now, brothers, we gonna teach you how to fly. Oh, no! Not another loan! Me, have a big head? That's ridiculous. A cigarette, a science fiction novel and quiet. 100 nr NJ lik 'L u 0 ,,. . . N. f .J .' wa, , ' .., iwggvi ,F '75?f:5fTyfiiTQ - . . - X any-..-: ' 'X-'Win .-- rpg ,'.'ffa'f1rL-. fn ' , N. N . 4 ' -3 . '4'+ ..h' U v 'Y'--WT '.' , --I ' '58 f' 3 I , JUN, i , , . 'wi-. S' 5 Av A w 1 I . jg fig?-x4 'ii wr ,: .-1-I wr fp ' fx, xslt . Y ,-5 ,- ' l 'Q' ' Q W - f ' . . -4592-Ybf4ff2i'f my 2 'xl f:12Hwi4K X , ' J I X LQ, F95 ' , Wwe, uf, mx 1 1 ,, ,Z.ffXf,. 'aff B ' ZW X 'ggi ,,: ' 'f.-AQU, 0 if fm xx W .,, K ,, fx -X ,1 ' 'f:'f5f3'i?AQ'fw F l ,'- f 1 A K A v K yxA',. 5 Q4-M 'iff-Ax ' f,-xv. 'Q f ,mf-r. - ' rin-' fur' '3 .wr .- --l'.,wg- 93 , .N , . ff 1 A .E'jZ,,L'j'V,f- , , g, ' Greenville TEC Becomes a College 102 Somebody got my green arrow lolllpop Hold everything - we forgot the film. 5.- -F, L ea X Q, v ' , i I 1 . ff 8. . 43 K 5 F3333 aauui' - 3 , Q A we ,Q93 J 4, ry' , J,- if - a D0 I get clearance for landing? , f fd wx ,145 W 7 yy ff Z ff,:ffH1.F7m7-'A f' , lm.. CW? f'7ZUff M f ,,' ,, .X I, V ff 4 ff 0 f X 47 217' Q, 4 X714 X7 M, -f+-,-.,...,,,..,,.m 5 ,A f, f W4 Q ,W 1 7 f CELEBRATING . . . CELEBRATING . . . CELEBRATING . . . Celebrating. Celebrating the first year as a Community College. Celebrating a new Ms. Greenville TEC. Celebrating a quarter ended. Celebrating. Celebrating a test passed. Celebrating a good grade. Celebrating an experiment accomplished. Celebrating, there's a future ahead. Celebrating . . . celebrating . . . celebrat- ing. Celebrating - we've reached the end. Debbie Henderson are you really studying? Dan Riddle hands back a test to AHP students. Is that a bookstore, or is that a bookstore? DO NOT DISTURB! The Social Committee is in an important meeting. 105 X i 'f- ' W P . ' f'T'. ' 'ta 'i' T:. gin' ' r: ' .':f-':f-'- 'fZ 5H' :ki 'ff' -, '53,-j.,'., -X , mmf . ,lf . Greenville TEC . . . A School, A orld me 159' Senator Hollings visits the TEC exhibit at the textile show. I got your number, babe. Mental Health has always had a slanted View. 106 ,, meg qi 4 x l ili11 .ff I 'I il? gs so N V ,Mm Cf'24rw.1 ig 'f 5 JE: it M h .vii In the spring a young man's fancy turns to - fishing? The SEC tSuper Executive Councilmenb solve another problem. Reflections of TEC. 107 V 1 w M-11----:..,f: fN'q ' ' '4 B, at- ,,,W: Y V w ' ., ' -. , Y '1l L p ,' J,.,':ffJvkg . , ,,,i.,3,Qu . n V H, Q. Lf K 153 VW' QQ Q if '- X f wc -: V 2 . :vv 5 . sg 2 Y X 5 108 L xg? 'WQ' Q' cw, An interested crowd listens to the Divisional candidates speeches. Representative Council - the decision makers. Mrs. Sue Inman plans a slide presentation for Humanities class. Now that was a funny play! 2 N 10 emma- H4-i x-5 . N -wwf A :- 3 g I 5 s f i I X 1 x f l ii I 1 N W 1 1, W 0 There was this man that called the Admissions Office the other day . . . He asked the funniest question. N ADMISSIONS STORY He said there was this swarm of bees at his back door - - - . . . and he wanted to know if we wanted them. PEOPLE STUDY IN STRA GE PLACES 1 5 I 1 Y A JP AV H ' Q B Q 1 FQ f ' . s A Q Q st We : Thus IS better than class any day Who needs a chalr Bull jones has been studying the slte for the Student Some people even study lnslde mouths Center 112 is ,ff W Q YQ 'xi '72 4' p ' LA 1, , f 5 , 4'f gX43m ,, Q ... K, Y as w xxx 1 W K WW If f f v md? M'-my V , ' L Q 5,-J,. ff . 2 W 4 Z' 'NVQ 113 fi How do I know which lever to pull? . . and the old man said to the . . H I 1 K ,ii--Y Y Y Y N N THERE'S UST SOMETHI 'ABO TTEC Q 'Q 1 W xx x W-SWS? f. Af , ., .M f Xwpza. WWF' ., V W, z .,V, . ' 'I X P Mowf' , x , ' f K ' . , N xr V ,mx Q M 'N A1 U Q ,. x 4 'Z L i i Q N X S ', Q QS ?wSfQ,W,N'f. ' !:,+ ,- N Q A 5 h ,X X4 . , M Aff XL X Y-EQ, S X he Y x z 1 x X T fs: gk Now if we cut it down through here it oughtta co F? 4 115 K 5 15 ii c Y h out. in ,fx Q, 3 l J LJ 31 Q M LIFE, LIVIN', SCHOOL: ' ,,,7,7,,,,,,,,,,,, J Boy, am I gonna get you! 116 TI It's gettin' pretty deep in here. Some people take time out for class. . . . and in the land of dreams and fairy tales Swing your partner. 1 i l l Hy, 11 . 1-,fm-.. ,. 1- WK.-qi-,.: ' '..:.y,.,.,,L,..-,,. ,f -.mm .lc . ,.,, . ,, ., -- - , , 4,2-5L-silwnitfiiti.y:fanfare--.f,?E:feu:56a?i65gatzw-T1 ' fl -...J-.degli-,,wf,f-4 .. . -T ., 1' - I' ' I , -L sf 'XX' D0 THI GS THE T GREE VILLE TEC WAY , WRX X I N l 1 K X l l 1 1 XX. -X Q w 2 F5552 ss 4 ' 1 155 -X1 XX , 5X f 'Xe X XX ,X X I X - V ity, X,-X. '1,,X,QQ- 1,5 59,55 Eg i - R tx s X ss KK xx s,Q,XX,x..Xg1,s' .1 1 X'1AT ': - NL Xl' Xf e '- 1555 M25.1xir52j5 XX XX f , - ,XXX XXZQ A? - 3'4NQz 5 - ' . vs , I aw X- N14 Xi X I f X X 0 X? X X X X iz, Rv YW :r ., ' f A 1 x K ' ' -C2 f X 1 ti X W NE m.- X 9 X X X X X X X Q Www,--K X XVXX x X l ' 1 T l I w L l z 'U Cynthia Pitts mans the TEC booth at the Textile r T Now Iet's see if you are doing that right. Show. The Adult Ed. wheels are turning. y Hi there! Would you like to join TKB? X W '1KHlPv 0 ' T Oh! What a cute dress! ,WM 1 ,, I W, X V 118 r ,,. Q 'ei-., ORKI G I O O 1 WORKI G WORKI G . . . Working. Working on a balance sheet. Working out a physics problem. Working under an automobile. Working in a little kid's mouth. Working. Working around campus on a bulldozer. Working with the X-ray machine. Working up a program in Cobol. Working over a Bunsen Burner. Working . . . working . . . working. Work- ing toward the end. 120 Idle hands are the devil's workshop. Fullbright and Emmerson - a classic. Welcome to the party. Are you sure you really need this? I want 10 boxes of Harbrace Handbooks, 3,000 slide rules, a truck load of typing paper, 121 PLANNING ..... PLANNING ..... PLANNING .... Planning. Planning the Christmas dance. paper. Planning the structure of a house. Planning to find an interesting job. Plan- Planning strategy for Sunday's game. ning how to get out of doing that Planningaproject for extra credit. homework. Planning tomorrow's sales presentation. Planning . . . planning . . . planning. Plan- ning for the end. Planning. Planning how to write the term 122 Well manicured nails, a drill, and a ready mouth Whatever happened to desks? x W A F Medical Center? Marcus Welby? The Doctors? I 1 4, I 123 'ugwq- -- 5 . s - V . 13-A Q , ,K .K ,- ., 1 , ., 1 ,V Q ? , X 1 ,r ' X Q. ?T: 1 V ai , f. kif ' W 5+ A e , f tx mfr- bg. ,X N, X ,Ram ,..., N W., X Q eg, X , , ,Q N, X fe , Xe 'X , Si' 3 vo if uw, , ,-X 24 LOT GOES O AT TEC I Where's the guy with the ark? ls this Dietetic Technology? Wh Nmmmmhnw 4 Some people will do anything for attention This book is . . . well, uh . . interesting. Fill'er up one more time. Is basketball season here already? ??g225?2!Q 1f'3?:1?f7i2?. ?i 513' Am. ,.. ., .-K... ,.,,:.--M. Q ,,,,,.,.,, : ,.. .,, ...,.,.. -,f-e,-w..I,,..-y3,- ll Ken, the refreshments are for the guest Is this for me? l'm giving you the eye. fe - f 2 K l Ez . z , AM V Ng is flwzil 'ns wuguxh DQS? E S515 RSBRNING LAB Privacy in a crowd. Karl Kelly and Mrs. Greiner discuss the College Transfer Division - the good, the bad, and the ugly. Ken Smith, Bill lones and several architectural engineering students look over the Student Center plans. y ln 127 ma: J1i .'-fy? x- ,wfwl1 - 1 -,-e- ,Hs - 5, .-. - x. . , ., . , X j ....L..... .K ,W ,,,,,,,Y,mA,-mr Vryr inf YYYWY V Y V L., L 'f-'nm 72 128 hs- s WW M wx, W V , ,f f ff W' W fezwffwffv ,M ,ff ,, Q ,.,:, ' , - fi 1492 wffWM X' if 35. I 9 W. , aqw-.,,.....--w ,Mu Mr. Strickler's pleasant smile always brightens Eng lish class and counseling sessions. TKB studying Class Concentration i X ' 4 gi rl QV. 6 , V , ' 9, X ' iii 'iris ' I Q . Greenville TEC - the beacon You won't believe what I just read! 4 w Zn. ......: A Q, ,E AAI, nvg2w.,Z.9,M,s,W,, .- .,q:.,,-L.2jM1..a,n--ymqvp. .-, ..,- ,7,,.'a.. f,.. ., . ', L . .. 1 ,. , ' H A ,M . 5 , w, , ,, .. -,.'.,.- 1 1 1 H ' any lm-2 ' sw : - ' 1. .1 Q1 ff :f'. . . -w L , M 5 X Q5 x ' Sl gy Q , Fi X N -... in N .' 'I' -...A 1-Q a...g,,, 1 f f S lj X N N 130 This is an Action Place This is a place where activity is the key, the way of life. Greenville TEC is alive with people. Wherever you look there's something going on, something different. The technique is exclusively TEC's - go, learn, practice, see, ex- perience, prepare. GTEC is one active campus! 3. A 1-:M mme , We . ,,,, VW-sf 77 f ff ,if f f ft :AA .., W V X , I LU, , ,V , , ,VA, X f W 'Z Q WEA f QCQQJ' iw.- .' L H., l. ' V' 7 17 my :M aug ,I .f , W- Q, -,A .S U' ' v , X f J f f V A 11 'Av 'JlBB' 1. A ,V - fl it 1 ff -I Y .kd-M,.c,, my tv 4. Maxis A 1e.ii2.2i5, -3313643-Q5 af: Www X HY., A .A..s,Yg4 ,Ki N -. W Come to the ball. Vanity of vanities. Nothin' like sugar coated homework. What would you do without your Harbrace? You jiven me, mama! Yeah, we're proud of it. A 131 . T tm THOSE PEOPLE R00 104 RE P RT OF THE ACKBO E Testing, scheduling, typing, smiling, helping, encouraging - it all goes on be- hind the Adult Ed door. There are people there to help those wanting high school completion, upgrading, speed reading, and just about anything else they ask for. Mrs. Evelyn Gay greets a new student. Pat Greiner is the laughing Student Affairs Coor- dinator. As the Dean, Mrs. Hazel Hall keeps it all together. Mrs. ludy Temple will sign you up. The head of Adult Continuing Education is Mr. lulius Kilgore. Mrs. Viola Heath is a counselor who can resolve problems. 132 --- V. -mga' May I help? asks Mrs. Sharon Waldrop, Continu- ing Adult Ed Secretary. I 've got your records all in order, says Miss Beverly Greene, Secretary to the Dean of Student Develop- mental Services. Lita Durton keeps things stapled together. Mamie Garrett, Bill Garrison, and Hazel Davis dis- cuss the antics of their students. Hello, I'm your counselor, says Rosemarie Cot- hran. ' Lewis lones makes even math interesting. 1 33 1 I --,fs-r.w'h:H-f-1-.w:11-27-,F-rf: J-1:-1:-pf 1.--X W-,,-W V-ts .- . . 5 5 V 1- 'fy -- 2 a 'A-V nl' .1 '-' -- if . 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' . sf f . -P' 'f'ZSJW:.- I N - Mi a '95, , ,LJ 's.i. fm Wfx2ff5:s- gs , if Mfr ? fi ' - A M11 4 .?79Esff.ff:f f 411 Q,Rs221v:42f 'iw flf, + 'S',,sr5 - 'XM' J' A f- Q52,c'gfavNNWa,ffw f ' Jzwaesf , X affeswtmfvi my mi Y ' - as . fx 1 .- bg aj, ,pg-V K eps, I ' Ella Teny takes a break from her paper work. Mary Kendall checks the hall for strays. Reading instructors Tom Sizemore, Mu rrily Clippard and lo Ann Callas are here to help. Do you understand this? asks Linda Forrester. Rita Long lends some help on an algebra problem. 134 N, l:--iw ,A 1 'w A S I r 3 V Q L K- V 2 :Sli . gee 2 X- is 5 1 . ,g N, V, A was V .JW ' , , 0 1 kmwunln--f nssugp., had Maria Stuart gathers courage before dashing into the rain. Consultation with students is one of Sarah AIIen's specialites. Clista LeGrand makes a quick check on a math test. Doris GoodIet's smile is enough to put any veteran at ease. In the writing lab Martha McWhite is there to pro- vide instruction. 135 -1 136 hu.- ,, ,, , 4 ' Wpzmm iffy wh, , .f Ky, Ta, ' ff 1 1 ,f f f 1?gw,.. 1zrff ? f If f ' ' , W l ' f ,Q 7 ,A 11 , f if X! ff f X f ff ff 'f f ff X M 1 fd! f A f K! , ,ww , . , ,., --B-v-vw--' .MWMNM-mm . ,,,..mvmwA wld J 1 5 ! ., fi 1 Q iff! 'QF , yy f X A M559 , W 39 Q 'Q ' , -42 447, ,f ,hy 1 2 w 5 :mn .ae -1 W x mi 137 1 -.',, 1,-..-,gi W. .. I., ,Hd .fy ,.,,-..... .. ,,.r.'-:f ,.. 5,1 ,- .q-- -ff-M-mai. ha, ...r ,, Y ,'f.-,,,ff:. , u W,a-252. an-A J: ww. --I In-WK 1 L ZW. fn, ,,, V V L Q, J L 4 1 .1 J 9 WA Q-,www M W-w-vw, ,www W f' 541 I4 .W x 45553 liilllllill iilfiwiiiiviif li Ji V 'I .4 J T! s gl , i 4 ii I i, 1 15 'i 'wi , , E x X i f! Xe, ' l v- .Aix -:S ' , N f, YF : k Q-1:5 WE! MKXM, I 4, '.. V E g ,,'.., N f SN, .. A NN W 'mx M,.,,,,WfaMww-fffff . '55 4 gf 44 13. ' P 'ix ' xx X X Y 235 N X QX N. E fl :Q L 138 'Q nf, . , .M Q X N. xx, Q iw fi ' g m, ' x , X ff w g X - 1 R I I w I 5 n 1 'I A 4 I P I s f pn Q 3 X v 1 1 2 Ax ii'-1 ...S ' - 4 ,Q x. W J WQMIW' 5 Q ' K 'GPN gp . '45 '3?'1 vu- rf? ' he V21 , ,,,,: WW .',' . 2 ' 4 ff 'V ' W ' SR My ' l,Wl',:ifi 71 ,57 wrj jzfsjiig f W-Ffh. . fi ga' f c f MVWWKM , , -it .f , ff f fiffffff ,- fa Zv .W-,, 7 N- Sf 'W , lf ft 1. sf xg , .. , ., Nw- L .1 V 7' f ,, .... A,mj,,r't',..,yQ 1. - g A Y-' mga COLLEGE TRANSFER ln keeping with our policy to meet the educational needs of all people in the Greenville area, TEC offers numerous transfer programs which will provide the student with his first two years of college training. After receiving high quality preparation in a less expensive and often more convenient manner at TEC, one may enter the junior level at a four-year institution of his choice. ax? Dr. Freeman seems to understand the intense desire for learning on the part of her students. College life at TEC is made more pleasant by interest expressed by Dr. Allen Day. Mr. Eric Peterson makes certain that his preparations are carefully made before starting another busy day at TEC. Some people just naturally encourage the student to enjoy learning. 142 1 CULLEGE DlVlSl0 The College Division of Greenville TEC provides the non-resid ent student with the appropriate background necessary before transferring to a four-year institution. A variety of experiences is offered in order to lay a foundation for students no matter what their aims and aspirations. Q . Q U i T ? i Q Wm C Y R 4 i 2 1 t 5.71.1 1.3 f t Dr. David Trask, Chairman of the College Division, i seems to find his job a pleasant one. l t Mathematical explanations and Glenn lacobs appear y to be a natural combination. l t Mr. Bob Strickler, English instructor, is never too busy to be of assistance. English instruction seems rewarding for Ms. Mar- garet Van Dyke as well as her students. Mark Bruce is able to study anywhere! Symmetry adds solace to the lonely task of personal preparation. t i 5 144 t i J as.: eeeeee K -5 '- A - , , V,...,., ,-,,,,,,,,.,-, , We Q tw An incredulous Linda Galloway finds note-taking impossible to continue. The powers of observation are essential to a pretty college instructor, too. Dr. Helen Sloan exhibits her pleasant open door policy. A quick review before a test keeps Stewart Smith preoccupied. ef 5, fi WW . V050 W N tw lm NM fx fi!! 2' W, f? vt 5 rs , is 5' Mm f i Q 86156 .wQ s-. aw ,gf A 7 2 146 Q 'ff V. of 9.1 V fs f Z9 3' ,1:'.f. fb ,v , - p ,, , 'ff f'Lw , x a 1 yy., , h5,,guf.4- - f I . is , ..ff'.g,,5 454.2161 at . f a L 'W P nv-f -9 Rusty Dimsdale and Dendy Wakefield appear ready to square off and settle the high cost of college text purchasing. Sabina Mills and French students are surrounded with the trappings of learning. Intense investigation becomes a necessary evil. 2 K PT i-L4 - 'WYE-9' YWQBFJH-'F W'3l? '3f,!-55 ' G 55, 7 . '5f'i'?1iif4'X-1 '01.f1'l!5I'l2'i'ii',FE'i'Tv5?' ' . Q i i w 1 w 5 r . 1 N I K I v X 1 148 W J l Q2 GQ Q -Q 5 i a S Wendy Von Zharen leads her Music Appreciation class in a song. The Humanities Lab is a whole new world. Pam Coggins plugs away for a History exam. Bill Adams can study anywhere. 149 SY? 5314 4 45 i -1' ' ' W Alfredo Garcia explains the Spanish conjunction of the verb, to be. Mr. Norman Raiford watches the escapades of his history class. David Freeman listens to Spanish tapes or is it Bachman Turner Overdrive? 150 HW' www - .9 N, . M553 Qi' M Margaret Rich. ls that just one class? Now that's a good idea, says Mrs. Veda Sprouce, V Head of the English Department. Round table discussions in French class led by Mrs. Hattie Cureton takes it easy. N: ' 151 ii , 4 ff ' iffl.-Tu4:' I Iwi- X ' .- ' Obviously philosophical ponderings. lerry Hentz is either interested or trying to appear so. The advantages of technology are apparent in col- Constant contacts are a part of the daily college life lege life, too. of Dr. David Trask, Chairman of Arts and Sciences. 152 'W X Q. 1' at L 'I ,.: .X Q . . 2 ' A ' r '-'- 4. '-1: Nw sg - '- Q .', , ,:., .,, X ' JY Y .:, w. .. X! ., Mx, V In ,, A Q ,NA A V i SX K ,ffm A final fling with a frog before the serious stuff be- College students quickly learn that the library is an 8505! essential part of daily learning. XMB 153 3-gfgnfgze-1 'gnx ffglr.---i'2:H 1: 1 Y., E- -, ,-:,.,.,,:.---Q1 ..-fw,-- --., ...l ,N,,-.,H..,,- . --. - . I , X , I .,a1wW 'W Creative cutting up becomes a part of college life. The painful process of concentration is sometimes apparent. 154 Sexxx 4, Si O 8 '-so ig H' Mr. Shirley suddenly becomes popular when it's time to determine success or failure. Attractive surroundings go unnoticed by Mr. Bob Stricker in his busy day. Chemistry explanations take knowledge as well as dedication on Dr. Alan Day's part. Cathy Morris evidently finds history none too hard to take. 155 'Q ff ig N 55314,-',2 PQ A , F., Qu,-L -'I -- -iv.,-2:52515,2r'1-H'-,.fjLg1'-, . Kilim x AW X x X Xxxmx 3? Evseegwe One seems to be a lonely number Study of procedure provldes Gary Peters with answers before he begms Anyone for exammatlon or a qulck snack? 51 ns! ' z - - Nw 5 Q 5 W , K 1 L 1 ,, N Q ,Q X - fx? Qx 55155 . . , 1 56 E 5 I l The joys of lab before lunch! This is the way we spend our time - and money! Gary Kirby has long since learned to protect himself. 157 W s finish! P XH?i:mF1f:3fzjFQQ'g:s:2s: 1? vw 12wn4qg1fi'3e mis:-11,-'.L1ee1g2' -H -1-4:13635 1 'uw2ffif1Tei.sw1f1?f4e iff-ff-3' 2 J'-1153115.14iw-mr,-fif 51.4. a.. T- - a 'R x kiss iv rw' ftM.....,pq 158 4 fif 5 Q fp I gf! fi! f if 4 2, .ff J I. if n we f Do you think you know the answer? asks lim Lamb, Mathematics Instructor. Gordan Witters, Physics Instructor, smiles because HE knows the answers. One-to-one is the way Carolyn Lawson likes to teach English. Linda lones, the teacher, is ready: is the class ready? Ron Eaddy asks, Do you really want to know your score? You not only find Iris Hill in class, sometimes she's decorating the hall. THE suPPoRTl E CAST M h-... Is that lack Shirley accessing fees? At least they use math instructors. Alice Lindsey talks about averages in Business Math class. lames Barnes helps make the math department com- plete. Robert leanes shows his class that physics is fun. A peep through the door shows Wade Long deep in a physics lecture. Speech class always did please Gloria Isles. Bob Roper tries to explain that Math III is not just a multiplication class. , 159 Y yi! ,, y if .ff fs LLIED HE LTH SCIENCES Nurses, teeth, tongues, students, counselors, jack-o- lanterns, instructors, eyes, and almost anything one can think of - there's a lot of interesting things in the health building. They're training professionals down there, and they're doing it with all kinds of intricate equipment. The building's just full of people. lf-T1 's -3..,,,, ,:-5 X5 X 1 ,QQ x X.. w K 2 v - . , xx ...M W ' A Q, x A H X, ff J? Lf X' I ,..2 ,.., 1 .f . 2, ff f f 1 Z W 1 , f f .ffg f f Q W M f f , , X 42 L'f-2 M . 'ffyf f nf ,Q 2 ,XWWK , , , W! ffw f -,f , W, 162 F xl, awp' ALLIED HEALTH PREPARATORY Student survey health career fields in Al- lied Health Preparatory by taking biomed- ical, typing and medical terminology courses. A career training program fol- lows, in order to prepare these students to enter one of the medical professions. ij-6 163 t ' R wt l l Cl J u 3 l 'l A 'l l, I -l X., k,,.,: x X 5, ew J T -, i .s I el l 5 3 1 l 1 fr' XXX? fsdws-YR Modern Biology, a note pad, and an hour of study - oh, how time flies when you're havin' a good time. Dan Riddle takes care of all the students in De- velopmental Health Courses. Self-paced courses allow room for growth. 164 4 'l 5 ,S gl Fm:- I A httle advice goes a long way Inj J J 1 DE TAL ASSISTA T Dental assistants are trained to work in private offices, clinics, hospitals, dental schools, public health departments and the Armed Services in order to offer ser- vice to mankind. Af Q, Dental assistants, as well as all other TEC students, are provided the most modern equipment upon which to train. Dr. AI Ivester carefully instructs dental assistant stu- dents before they begin working with real patients. X-ray training is one facet of the dental assistant program offered to students. 166 X fa yy, f. K ,fffw , .ff fc- - W - ' .' 2,y,wf - ' aga y f , X72 ,,,. I . , ,,,. L V,q, ,, s I f 'Jii so ' ,Q V W Training in absolute cleanliness is a must for a dental assistant. Instructor Beth Landreth works with dental assistant students in identifying equipment. 167 'Q'-memira-?af29b?'2:w?ii+p51fvf f 'v 1 4 fm ..: '-it-. ann L.. Carol Tooley demonstrates the pleasant changes In modern dentistry Even patients seem to enjoy the experience. 168 A533 , X X Patient Sheila Reese examines her chart, anticipating her next visit to the clinic. Will we ever learn what all these things are called? 169 W 'S ' ,KAN , X 5 Mrs. Sandlin demonstrates how cleanliness can help MS. Springfield is Head of the Dental Hygiene de- to prevent cavaties. partment. A patient's dental chart is carefully studied by Dental First year Dental Hygiene students realize that they Hygiene instructor Mrs. Beth Chamblee. have a lot to learn. 'T DE TAL HYGIENE In the two years spent in the study of Den- tal Hygiene, the student learns practical application of techniques such as how to scale teeth and to apply flouride. In addi- tion to study of good general health prac- tices, the hygienist gains experience by working in the clinic as a part of this pro- gram. X ,xc X 1' w L AHIAI H V ' . 3:11 H-t xkfXs gs - '. ' Kwik New ,,,,,, : my ,:.,, t Many modern techniques insure that the training of the Hygienist is superior. The most up-to-date equipment is available in clinic procedures. L 171 '-V v w 1 1 N 1 172 The mechanics of modern medicine turn man into monster. Dr. Bonnell instructs a dental hygienist in action. Accurate x-rays are essential. Class discussion aids hygienists in learning from one another. 4.43, in ' x Nff, 5 f. 5 2 h N5 ,. Q Wx W gn X wg ig S r'lWu'-.1 -flax ,Q gy r 5 ag. Jr 5g,d,n1,-.1f,1lllr'hr,. J af: -22.'7'if J., 21 DETLLB Training in Dental Laboratory Technology includes the complete fabrication of full dentures, the casting of inlays, crowns and bridges, and the scientific design and cast- ing of partial dentures, as well as the con- struction of individualized porcelain teeth. An Associate in Applied Science de- gree is awarded the student who com- pletes this program. lohn E. Banning is Head of the Dental Lab Technol- ogy program. Casting examples are displayed by Edna Rakestraw. Instructor Larry Powell demonstrates the cautious use of equipment. i 174 +-'f' .M SA. A -s.:w? .--,Jani Q-s4r'?7?a-Gsalzra ,, .MH ., ,Q ..... , , . '.-S . ' '5'.,'-V 1i iu?f 'ff'-5'si?'1r -.5 T -a f4- 'rrwg F3212-'f Q22-L s:'.55ifi-. V ,MESNQ-1 fffw'fff,'f'Mf1 , - 1 'f 33, Shag W, , Y sm MNH if A X x ,, Q-my ax 1, V N N X .. X X N XX I' N S y ,Q Suzanne Clarke finds Dental Lab absorbing. Dental Lab intrigues lim Duke. A steady hand is essential for Susan Tucker in the lab. 176 ,Y The tools of our trade. Newly-learned skills are put to work by Dental Lab students George Cobb, Pete Nash, and Suzanne Clarke. www 'Viln- 177 DIETETIC TECH. KEEPS PEOPLE N SHAPE Those Dietetic people are learning all about what makes a well-balanced per- son...uh, diet. They'll be able to plan meals for people in nursing homes, schools and hospitals. They may be food service supervisors. It's hard to decide which pot to use. That should just about cover everything. 178 Q Q FQ. y, Lg il? ? , fmwww z we 2 3 3 ,, eq ,., ,. Qs ' W Wi? 5, 2 6 -5 fa w ,451 .Q ' Og - N' : fly - -' ff x , Q1 . . 1 fVS'? 0 ..!.We' ' N,-fn ?Aw3 wa Q as --. zfysszfxx 4 shea 5 fl? fig A?2iQf?'f from N K A5 ffl 4 I W A you don t get it right, I'm gonna lock you in the freezer Tlme out for a commercial starring Luci Mao, Head of Dletetlc Technology. I A J r r y, ,f , . ra ., ,. 47. 2.:.',,,,, , .J 4.. .- ,,., A - . . Q f L A me NX L I Is that Barbara Grant the Dietetic Technology In structor behind that skeleton? fff Who dirtied all these dishes, anyway? et s see a little parsley, a little sage, rosemary and thyme 180 aim Tignd ya ,ta 5 G Yes ma'am, I use Red Band What kmd of mlxer IS that? r Q l 181 ,W I Jnlwv r 1' -im? N A ,Pk v Q 1 ' t1'1U 1f :ff 1 . Medical Laborator Technology Hospitals need competently trained med- ical laboratory technicians to help meet increased demands for laboratory service. Recognizing this need, Greenville TEC awards the Associate in Applied Science Degree upon successful completion of a seven quarter period of study which com- bines specialized and general college courses. Two quarters are spent in an ap- proved clinical hospital where the student will fulfill the clinical obligation. 'W N ,Q N Elaine Floyd masters the Technique. The microscopic preview-MI.T class participating. Vicki Messer the technician - Phyllis Dackham the patient. Mr. Batson preparing for the white glove inspection. 182 . by fi ,,5ww WM 4 QWQS .Syn 1 at-'N 6' , Q' ', ,x R533 'X' ,5- Gy , X 3.4 ' v , -v-fgly: s X . .. M -. -'21 fx X ig x T X x K O M f , 2 X x XXX X X Xxx x. x. 5 A -Ki. ,b.,. x ex 3 , XN I Q,g55SsggQSgggXqx h Q.gi?ii ,,., ,, f Q-359 N Xgx S-- Xxx. AL N XS X... vm I M x F41 r ,Q -.iw Y Ek.. ' T-. E '1:,'F, T 'v G- r - .H:qQ1',-.'.'g:s- 'fi-,g,'. -- fp 55' ' I 1 l l l L l 1 1 V l N i l w L... 5 f V . -Q, ni . RQ A me .W , .W A , Lx Qlsswssrsffasfffcwsmsr 7 Vx' We We 512223 YWH M - s . 1 we X xt , ,.t P14 My 184 There is always a time to Measure Up as shown by Rosiland Reese and Trena Mitchell. Is there more than one ........ ? A vital procedure of the diagnostic process. Bonnie Gassett, instructor, using the visual equipment which is an important teaching method. It's shrunk! Elaine Floyd means that good things are stored in small places. Mr. Batson checks microscope setting for Teresa Todd. 185 7 .M , ...g,,s.,,.h. -..,,. 5,41 u.wa's:.-fm M' as we-F HT 'mi-:1 Ea-. ng, '-Q: -- Q. .-faq l l i l E i l l i T L... EDICA , DENTAL RECEPTIONISTS Medical, dental receptionist is a brand-new one year course in which the student is trained to work in private medi- cal and dental offices, in hospitals, clinics, insurance offices, and in other health care facilities. Those taking this course learn to become proficient in typing, in the use of medical terminology and in the operation of business machines. Karen Hooper demonstrates her new-found skill in the operation of machines. Ms. Robinson heads up the program. A change of pace is welcomed by happy young ladies. ' f 4-Mc f' ff' 'VY r 141ff2.r5:v?i..,. ' ig l:Z, 1 86 -as wu..,-, 1v'iT.- . fimw X K ,A X x.-., , N SSS AQ Y X Xfq s m y ' X X 'XX xi X M NN E SE Q Q' X X A, gk Y X X X , 4 X0 X L ,gil .X wx VX . A X 4 X X V, .N X, I X X XXX Q X X X X Q X- X Q N ixsgi WN Q SRSXN X pgs? xixw XXX? NQQQ W K X Yvfbvx if X f X .KN : XXX S xi. SXSY ixxx SNRX N4 X i 1 ,, X E A55 1. ' X',v F S vm. k , 5 f ww- 51 ' . 35 A gg, ,. ,z ,, 5- ,.::-5 1 fe, .gf 1, -. 5 :-,Lx ,211 xiisfkc-LQ, 1 'x 1 9 W 2, ' I 1 I F N r 1 N L 1 . 1 ,- XM f 1- ix QS 'SX ,w 188 89 ...mx J I . . I u I l l I l K ' r ,H A if l f, 37611 1,7 X .Aa , ,, 'mf f w w l l l ln. ff Y W, ,f . , f' ,, ff V ,fc-if loaf? ,,,, f ' ff 15 f'3'ffi ' ' f,f ff7,Wf f , , ,V V ,,f f '47, I 7 ,. , ff , fiuv. ,!, y V we W cuff ,wx , r 'A 1 7 gr ,J-, WXWZ X :Fat s JQWWQA ffff f ,Zz ff f f?f f if ff ,Of 0 1 f 0 ff f f f 1 X f if WM! Vf, fi, f f X f f X If f f , A f f O f ff 1 f f 'E , , f 1 ff ff , jf I f f ff f , 111 , 4 f I4 f 7 fa, off , v,-faff ,gg-,,ff,,w,f ,W f X 7, M, I, If , W4 M ,, f 0 ' ff X X f 190 W 7 if if f WW VW Don't ask me I'm just the Department Head, says Tom Kennell. See that poster right there? asks Dee Collyer MHT Instructor. T hat's the one that the Abnormal Psyche Study Case Patient made MHT Students explain the goysof a field placementat Marshall Pickens to their instructor David Bole. fb ,, as 1.4 ja W, 1 1 ,' ff mfg 1 ff f yy 7 7 Q ' ,M H, . f ' J'M'f f L4 f.' -Ky... IM f 'f-S., GOOD ME TAL HEALTH I IMPO RTA T Those kids sitting on the floor, wearing the jeans, rapping about the sociology of families are the Mental Health Technol- ogy students. They're studying the anatomy of the mind, the behavior of the world, and the abnormalities of society. You may find them at Shriners, Marshall Pickens or the Speech and Hearing Clinic doing field placement. K' 5 f ' 5X NZDT .,. X 3 I 4 4' fe S M1 .,.,, A x Ann McBrayer, Instructor, listens avidly to a group therapy session. I'm gonna do some light reading tonight, says Susan Robinson, MHT Instructor. What kind of films does Ashley Sherman show in his psychology classes? lon Brown leads the MHT Kids in a group discussion. 191 2'-2. F ':'-- -fr' : 2 if ,ww .-fm'-'-av. :awe 1 - -. , . t e . . . . . l l ,.,....., , ....... 1 ll I fl l w l lv l V 'l ll Have you seen your analyst? Test time. Instructor, lonathan Brown, listens during rap ses- sion. l Solitude is positive for Margie Linder. Ashley Sherman, Instructor, preparing for class. l l l 192 l E- '53 fb Q5 Wwfm , X Q714 2,71 -via? -'li ww A bit of humor relaxes the mind '1Hands on learning. A time for all things. A5 PL P' ,J 155213525aggifa-5xi?::g1'.se'iEig.'-iL5I5.L:a:Q1' :2iiS,.'46j'.,i- - 2 'S f 54-fab.-5:4922:-,.-ling:14 ?J'-.1:af.n.':4-,,.f-g ,. R V OPERATI G ROOM TECHNOLOGY Surgery, as are all aspects of health care, is in the midst of expansion and develop ment In order to fill the positions this evolution creates, many qualified, well trained personnel are needed The Operating Room Technician is taught to provide one of these services 0 - 0 0 0 .. . o Q Q. o a 0 on Q Q - a ,rgyyi Mrs. Mary Hogan is the dedicated head of Operating Room Technology. Operating Room Technology is a beehive of ac- tivity, exhibiting seriousness of purpose. Barbara Osborne demonstrates to class. 1 94 1 w 1 1 w , 1 W . 1 1 s : 5 1 I l l E E 2 2 l Lv i Q :vi li E 3 sl E x I l Li fi l n nn? ff X fyjff f wtf? My sf h f fff W ffff , 77 ..,. ,,,. , WX' , if ww,w mf , f ZW ,jfs fy Great care must be taken in the operating room for the safety of each patient. Every procedure is an important one when lives may be at stake. Conditions are cautiously simulated to insure thorough understanding. 196 W' if If N 9? , -I ,,,, 1 fl l I 1112! ' ' sf I My vi ,.,. . , A, H vzifkmgft Operating Room Technicians must learn to be constantly helpful Every detail is carefully observed. E L 1 1 1 x A 1+ I v ,ff D i 198 1 In-L iw Ig 1' QA ,X K OPTOMETRI TECHNOLOGY Under the leadership of Dr. Tom Wilson, Department Head, the optometric techni- cian becomes an additional pair of skilled hands to aid the Optometrist in keeping pace with the ever-increasing demand for professional vision care services. Dr. Wilson instructs Dale Newman and Sue Evatt in testing for ocular suppression. Optometrics apparently proves startling to Nancy lo Stancil. The technique used to bevel a lens is one delicate procedure learned by the prospective optometric technician. 199 Cptometric Personnel Learn aryin Helpful Techniques ' 3 , , ..,,,,, X . Q 55253 t ., . . A ,1,: - ,X X ff , -W , - rms .Q 5 ' . UN ff -7 ,NX isqgx . Amt fi: S- -r w as .-r:q,s'Q a , ,ss gf Q ' mi, 3 ff -Q m- : y. 1 A, E Nan Patterson studiously examines lenses in op- tometrics. Adjustments are carefully made by Nan during an assignment. Supervision is cautiously maintained by Dr. Wilson in order to produce superior technicians. 200 -- Y . . ' st S x s ., W em ss X1 35? X Q wh s NX 4 X fG' 'f-f'5l7E7 'f'Vt TV Elf fWl'Tl?93' i IV sf ix ,4 4 gf 455, Q, , ' A M 'aww , . ,h NRM Wm This test is designed to see if the patient needs Ultra-Brite. lim Hindman is intenfon learning the Maddux Wing Test for lateral muscle imbalance. It takes knowledge and steady hands to angle the temples on a ZXL frame. 201 1 . Ti ' -:nh A24 -i'Tt55 4 v' - J. Y .. .-, ,..... ,1:,,',. . I-. , f , , ,. . '--'N ---------4-------A---------... ..v.... H H., 1 , NAVY, - -wib U W A M ., , , W l ll 1 rf 'l li 1 ,L wi' AE I l l 1 1 . L Physical Therapi t Assistant This program prepares a physical therapist assistant to treat, under the supervision of a professional physical therapist, patients with physical impairments. The program follows the guidelines of the American Physical Therapy Association and the State Board of Examination and Registra- tion of Physical Therapists in South Carolina. This curriculum offers a combi- nation of general arts and science courses integrated with technical courses. ,,,,,,,.mn-w-- , Department Head, Tom Pogue, ponders a good ex- planation for his Physical Therapist class. ,gff 1 T One listens, one writes-both are important. Lynn Earle and Linda Burns look pleased as instructor lenell Vassy measures a leg. 202 K A 5 ..., sw-Nw.-...Swv VKX X 0 , 3 j Hg X ss, Xnx s X X N f., . 3 V'.. My Af , 4 y V' 34 . Tom Pogue fills students in on the essentials in orien- tation class. lames Ryan gets a little of his own medicine. 'x 4,-g. img:-,,. . -1:-.pr Six ,mu 1 CY A ff W 'U Wi.--.,g U,f,'VU'ff.j Q 'Wjfzff-,X ,, f H xy ,f5,.r5X!91,uk S1-,f,X,,-,V,v,fff I M, , , My fffffw m ff - WW VJ!! , W f W if f Mfg WIN!! M N ' , A x 1 N I , , f , , WMQWWWMQM ff. ,z1,MA,, K W ' ff fpgyhf , Q ,WM W2 f ff MMX X My! 1 , ' ' QM W 1 w,f!fff,,QW'4 . Qf 4, f 'f' ,, , ww f Wm v3fQ,,M,,fr , Zi. ,V jf ff ,MJ K! Mm. V ffff ,WW ,rgywy ' ,I . :ff W, ',,g,,f,,- f, .fzfig C, Q, ff ff W I Wm: f ,M ' ,f 4 , ,W f f ,uw , ,,fyff, yfmwlf f 'fmgf ff' ff f Q i u W I Q 1 I E1 I A . X 'f f . ,f s. A we ,A 7 X ff W Z if 1 'W MZ I K Q W ,fu A gg f QW, mf Q W, , ,WWW -- , ,,, .V , X ff 'Kffiff ,pf f f,i,y7f Q fm W, WW 4, IR X Z Q fa 4 fx if . f aww 4' Xwfwfwffwwf 7 W 4 W he Z ' it--- 'Q , V , ,W -f xy f A' i , 1 'rw' .Z M V f ,gg f 'f fix' if if W4 assi' ffwf ,fffmyywjkyyfjf f V V, ffl fqfvf ,,k WM ff , , f W bf fm I 1Wwff7f,'f fi. .. f 4 Mf 0' If nw I WW ff f X 'Wm . ' cy ,ff mf in 4 , My , 1, -vvv ,muy- Helpful treatment is demonstrated by Billie Mixson Listen, learn, think and do. That's what its all about. Measure up before treatment. Kathy Low watches and learns. 205 3 1 , F2 'W M Q l af If 1 fs f tl? PRACTICA LICENSED URSING Students in Licensed Practical Nursing are taught how to care for the convalesc- ing patient and for those with chronic conditions, as well as being taught how to assist registered nurses and physicians in providing care for the more acutely ill and injured. After one year of study, these stu- dents are ready to receive certification after passing the LPN exam. N X f , nel' rs X 41:3 3 -elvrfwy I V K ',,, ---- . K Fl LPN Department Head, Mrs. Alucia McDaniel heads up this elite group. . 206 Instructors Odessa Carter, Gail Vaughn, and Roberta Ogle appear to enjoy even preparation to teach LPN There's just this much work to do today, says Carol Suckow jokingly. mf 5 l E E K 11 I X uk wc. Wan 5 E s x E an War stories are cheerfully swapped by Alucia McDaniel, Roberta Ogle, Rebecca Allen, and Carol Suckow. wake far if Sf NNN -Abe .- X X-X: 'xii- K - we 207 X I I I1 1 if , I 1 Qi 1 H ' a 53171 flier: 135161 if: .5 ' Q'-5-'i aff - fi: .fzil - M3533 pw r 5 . , 954 1 5: 3 E E r 1 s 3 4: 1' 208 3 - A I, s Z? x ' fi' N5 , . ff aim -,Q QS 5' A A x if WH A . n . ,, A WX ' A f P Q N, S X X X- v W I - ..--..-,..w-1-nw-4- z W ,. X is ,M . ,mix I v ww 9 1' ' 4 w x N Ez :E ,Z 4 fri? 'E W? l i J wf ,, ? i E s.. L.. .X SX .MY X, Q SY, - R Z P a i . 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After learning from such courses as nutrition, pharmacology, re- habilitative medicine, and patient rela- tions, men and women in this course re- ceive practical field experience, as well. -1- Qii X X X X K as x X N S XXXN X5 Xxx Q .X N X ss N N FQ ,.- A N S is as Ns X K ' t ' A W X ' A ll f Q - ' WP f xxx . as X ' ' XRS ' vw. y X 4 l' 211 f 4 1 14 H ll? A ,,Q.75,,g,.' n,,-f,?1:.,.5,pr.iyp:isz1,a.1f.T39 5a.M-. 9, -5.-. ,s1,v.'...,4!...3:t,. f . ,V , z., ..-I ,.., ,.- A. ,, . ,, . ,, 4. mr- .-1-uf, .-f L af ,1 .34 : , 2-111:- mga-'-rf: ,, . - 5-' -, v 1 - 4 W: 1 E L 1 2 J I. .,,. , v, .CMJ M ::' .,:.-1-.:.,. . - - my A f , A ,ff 1 C553 S N ek fx mm xx x J.. M' Q ,M ' fil 7 aff 5 f 1 ,, 1 if ii 1 s 2 K, 'S 1 g w VW? '77-'?,, ' 7. , X f ' 2' 571, frlgvif ' .MMF Y f My 2 X ff ,, 2 Q , , , ,,. , 1 N--. ol j '- Nuff , ff 1 ,M , ' f, V, ,f MW 7 W, 4 MWM. A X, X W' ' My I -ru.. Qu uw 32312532-3 51 '-'l-:f.-.5-:iii-.?J1,-.ici-5-2,:gefiivr ' ., 'EEE arf .,-Evivsnf-fffgafbj'fienffi-w::9Ql:v i'2,vig-215'-i-'-2:mfr2-'if3w'- fm M -- 1 . , f 1 . W :Ei li J I .ge 1! 1 T aww if ' MQW 1 .A ww Mi ' ' 214 'W'-M 'MQ 0 .1 151 v, V .122 1, .WL 13- I5 Wy , R 1 ' 2. ,.4 ,ff-' - -1 ,:ff .4. Aw V-bmsxg, 2:-xwxx 55 x if P -X x i N . ' 42 Q 5 K 1 0 gr .ir '5- My -X X a.: 'f X J Q2 y N ' R X fam-q,,. vx. ,mwmn wpwv. w 4wxQ, 'K Q v MW, ww. hm:-anurawif Qi, 'wh .ff 5- 35 f'i'l275'if'f BJ'd,,,' 5 'lg pw, ,. - -'- .q.-if-'-. N ff,-1-....-, . .-M., --. - , , , T ESPIR TORY HERAPY The Respiratory Therapy program, approved by the AMA, trains prospec- tive therapists to aid patients suffering from heart disease, as well as those who have chronic breathing diffi- culties. Students graduating from this program are able to assist in emer- gencies, become teachers or super- visors, or many may become Chief Therapists in hospitals. firvdafzf' -r I gg 1 ' ., . Instructor Ron Purpora provides a cheerful james Splawn demonstrates the delicate art Breathe deeply, Marcia is directed by Roy response. of changing a baby to Greg Bavernfeind and Hodge. 216 4.w f 1. K , ' W - 1 .Ki .,.,, .,,Q,, ff-..,x Wi!! .xi 'v 1. v , . -1 Q X.. 5435 mg We''xmivrav2:-raiaxmzgvpwm-Y--W-vi' , wx., , ,V - - V --.-...-- il , M.. ' 5'e.wg 'ff!v f ' ' 'W U ' if ' 'I' 0, ' + I p f D 3 Q a :AY A V : N' 233 if ' .L , J: 5 v m- + qw W ap- iw-- N ,Q w ww -e , 3z,,E, Ms. L,: -Q? wxs. -, -- ,wg , x Q A . X A . .. . , 1, . ,, ., i X V 5,3 .1 X ml 'ffigfisl x H A - NA' ,ymvx Xl 'awww -4f:Kf,MVf+,, W h W 1 A 2 2 'if' MA' I' -Q' ' , : ' '- -'HU ' - - - -'hc-, 0.0 1 q .',a.., - . Y Y. . . - .':,5?j:1wE'1-,' m ' -- - V .4 . a, , . - ' - - f J' 'S W- v--- - 1- -.-- 'f ,ev..:. - - 3. a ,1 . f - I 52 fi 5 E l 5 Z A i FE 3 L zf 4, 12? 4..4 W QW 12.5 U :Vw X9 X H X YL as 3 l A f ,fy f 154- W W ,Q -,S - Would you buy a used car from this man? As a three-quarter nelson is put on him, Ken Bray learns that you don't mess around in Respiratory Therapy. Roy Hodge has just learned that all lungs are not alike. Marcia Howard and the rest of the gang have just heard a joke that couldn't be told in mixed company. 218 3,4 f dl' xv' s ,,. -f----...K Vi f,-'-at W' wg, 1 X V r 4? adiologic Technology Radiologic Technology is an allied health profession rapidly expanding into several areas of specialization and constantly re- quiring new highly trained technologists to assume responsible positions. Registra- tion by the American Registry of Ra- diologic Technologists qualifies the technologist to pursue job opportunities anywhere in the continental United States and sixteen foreign countries by recipro- city. Many specialized and related courses are instrumental in providing an inten- sively trained professional qualified to work as an essential member of the radiology team. A tl 3:5312-N! I ia? -1 355 , 24515-5 3 i 5: 5 1 in 1. li Q 355532 rt is ,' ' 5 11:2 Zstlflif f ' 32 .f 2 5 fy ,M 4 2 fr 5 2, 5 ,, is 1 1 f, V is 4 4 an wuzm M !' 5222 221525222 522221255 zhnziilf fix , M WZ J f 1 f'-' Q Z i il Yfst , sc. x c sy r , im isis X Y S 5 'IW' . as fi, , f gg, IZ ata-fd, ' QA it' sf x H 3-W 6.5, V, ww W -Qftfgt-5,4 5 1' 1 rwffwzf' - 331' , Department Head lim Ohynsty, demonstrates Richard Meador makes an adjustment before taking proper procedure to student Trudy Goff. the picture. Practice increases skill. 221 'nf 'af-:-.ar-':, Eiga-Navi-EWTPQXQ fer .1 21: 31: iisi- - -. . -we Y - . f f ,E . ,li ii ,T El wifi' W2 , iff l l V. is IE: 1 is ll l 2 .5 ll!! lla' 'gpg ,LJQ 5 'Q t ,N New Xxx RI fix-,YN ' l as is 2. KES X X X s 5 V., wma Shashank Bansal dutifully listens to a lecture. Department Head lim Ohnysty-knows where it's at. Ms. loAnn Schilling shows students how to properly 2 Lu read negatives. it Cynthia Franklin proudly shows off her accom 5 ment. f .iE?f xl , M til . ' iw X, X be We N Q E2 plish- W' People who know Ms. Dillie Smith have a good idea what dedication is all about. A touch of cIass!?!? 223 BIO EDICA SCIENCES SUPPORTS HE LTH CCURSES All health students must take courses under the Biomedical Sciences Depart- ment - whether Biochemistry, Anatomy and Physiology, or others. These classes are filled with delightful hours of micro- scopes and dissection. jeff Williams heads up the Biomedical Sciences team. Quiet! Anatomy and Physiology students at work! 224 N x N.--. A 243 Mrs. Cureton, Zoology Instructor, brought her pet to work. Richard Mahan, Instructor, watches his class as they begin their exam. Chery Poss prepares for another day of lectures. ff. 2' r ,sf E . s , .v- ' Fw V v V Jn' ,Ai D v.' 1 if f , , X xxkn shi' ' 'fa ian ,J l 9 lime .J ,. Q . '2' F4 , Dr. Owen says, Put the formaldahide over there, Lester. Karen LaFluer shows the fracture on her skull paper weight. 2 USIN ESS DMINISTR TIO The rapid growth of Business Administration at Green- ville TEC is testimony to the fact that its reason for existence is to serve the community as well as the stu- dent. Due to increasing specialization in trained individuals are needed in all accounting, management, marketing, insurance, and general business. .-.WV1 7 :fm M 'Q fawfx-w1f'f1nw'ew-'711'Aw+o, wx v' M Irwww 1+-A , ' umm, Wmewsdih 1 , f i 9'u., ik x-,W my 4, if h ,Y -A M .if Q 'V' A . : 1' .J ' 1 ' +2 , . 3E f'3f' . .1 353' .- , C' - L..: , ., . E . . ,A I .1 f w , p s an fy f ry swf 'xfizfiaft-f 5 ' VVM4. KK: u., ...f 17456 , - N I 1: I 'N I I I ! 1 V l 1 Q N 1 v .Q rx, J if 0 - T ,. Q N u yr I 4 xi 1 H113 t mi 9. Jiitffiix ,uc -'1-.g,,.-m,,f,..x- Am.: r-aw-.A--L .:, :,. ., ..., ,:f.-. ., . . K , , fa 1? ik 3 I . My ' 1 t, is 1 na, ,. ,ga if: i I i In X4 'E al 1, i Y k Y,, . 1 2 There are some pleasant moments in B.A. Full of headaches - and help? B.A. dedication shown on the part of Landrum Davis - and Gary Posta. -G4-A , i Y K M Q , . X gmqim , ,QM Q. ' ' 'S K 'i ii ' QE Nc! o n , A I. pw - , ef, :gs 3, w X if 2 X as R .Qu lm B. A. All business administration students are required to complete a core program which includes accounting, economics, language usage, and mathematics. Those with a major such as accounting study income tax, auditing, and selected related electives. l Concentration, participation, a part of learning. George Lee knows that accounting is his bag. Mr. Donnboss came to TEC to teach economics. Intent on preparing to prepare others is Mr. Fred Plott. 229 Z 'w,,,,.,'- MWw,.W,mM-ww' ,W--'M'A ! w-v 1 I 'MW MMM.. 'Y,,,,.-- f 4 M X x x We mwdmvv X A MWW' awww' MMM ww ,.-N..-A,-- 'WW ,..-- 'm P , :M M, 5 PM 4931-41 1,-MW' 1,,:,x gf '4 X Q ww ' , , .A I w ,I M WY? :,.,QM wk Q Q w ' : . 4 x 'f 1, y K Maia f.....-,. . . 1 5 'E I n mf 4: ff' 232 B. A. The Associate of Applied Science degree in Business Administration is awarded the student who completes training in one of the numerous areas offered him at Green- ville TEC. ,av-'Q Forecasting mlm W.L.im'w.l V i ann-an-ni X lx X akamai 233 :'i4E','f 4 f':7if,fCJ-f' 'z ' 'V V.: ' - KW f AAA, ' -A ' 'V . vi, f , I 'Z , David Worsham tackles one of those neverending tasks in B.A. The tedium sometimes becomes too much to take. B. A. classes are often filled with varied activities. Large group instruction makes it possible to meet the needs of many. 234 ,Q Data Processin Technology ln the complex and changing world of today we find computers and data proces- sing involved in almost every area-from the local retail store to the massive NASA space projects. The Associate in Applied Science Degree in Data Processing Technology provides a curriculum of training that introduces the student to the general purpose electronic computer as a versatile and powerful instrument for problem solving and data processing. The student may choose a major in Business, Engineering, or Programming. 236 'WMM Mix Mlm. M 5'?3fLJ5E2.1f.1.'ti-511:39'iji -'f1- ---?y:f5'g..:-- A-g 1-'..Z1'--Hg - - , ,-... , - 238 Department Head, lack Atkins explains about Data Process. Some Data Processing students find their work dif- ficult. Practice makes perfect, especially in Data Proces- sing. Instructor, Bill Hubbard, shows his class the final product of a computer. ww w if ln X X I Q x S -I', I X 5 I 1 Ewa? 25 ? 'M .- Y, 'Fw' wi,-nad V. IT iimiukg 10101115 planner 5 , Nw N XV gy , X W x 5 iysyz Q 4 25 a,+ g,w N Y' Uiulunpwmqpg, ,: ,Ng X Q c A+ me hfwihviw QQ. Q WM -1-. K '3 fW ?'7?',f f '1 Q ,V as l . lg-f., Cheryl Snow lim O'Neal reflects on his insurance management class. Gary Posta inquires about registering. lohn Stepp and Fred Plott take a coffee break. L s 240 NSURANCE MA AGE E T The Business Administration student who chooses to major in Insurance Management studies all facets of the area -from health to life. Upon completion of his program, the Insurance Management major is awarded the Associate of Applied Science degree. D.-.,,..,,w ww-,Nl ssgs QQSYW Q' S X L X X . ,Q .N - E HSL . R I t + N 1 X ff , Q , is -aa X wr i ' e H wg., . wfw xx X N. 'WY' Wit: Mr. lohn Harmon explains insurance tactics to his class. Chuck Mitchell tries to do 3 things at a time. lt's a tough problem. ls Gary Glenn at TEC or in Room 222? 241 .. .4wmawa,,,-,.,,.f 1 W , 4 ff f f ffjff fff ff ' ff ff ff y Wfff 7 ? f f f f ff!! X ffl! X iff! KW f MM Q f f MX -' 4 X 4 K 'J 1 cf l ff pf J 4 , 5 can 1:5 ff or L - ...- - , , in ., ., .fe Qf4-' ir ' It's not hard to get lost in a good book. lohn Harmon, Insurance Management Instructor, explains ammiuty to his class. Are you sure this policy will hold up in court? Allen Ross asks lohn Harmon. Robert Simmons studies for an insurance exam. 243 Tam-5.,:rf-1152555f'eyRr.p:9-.swf-5:35-:'igg,1q,g if ag, 'p:f'2,-v-'i'-'1I-.-- ng,-..1 , +g.av1- '-'f . -. ,. gif-ff'-4555:--?f3?'?,41.-1cL--1.11.-ma.,--f ., :,ygg,,g-gg.. .- y W fx i. gi M M N, I ll N Ei ii l ,N 1 i l N l i Y 244 Wm ww? WN WW RKETI G Marketing, one of the areas in which the Business Administration student can major, provides training in all types of re- lated research, as well as in advertising and salesmanship. ,yy-nk: l l 3 To ask is to know .... ....Togetherness.... Mr. O'Neil lectures to his Marketing class. Dept. Head Mr. Charles Rutledge, explains the fun- damentals of Marketing. 245 4 . ......-f.- .5-1.-,sh 7,5 ,,-Emi.--sV1,.4.5.7111f..x.,f5L-,'-,ng,megrf- , Y, ,,-1 ,: 1.3, I I, . I - . - - - i is ' Wt ffsw mm A iv' Qs w 246 Will Arnold is determined to work a marketing prob- lem out to his satisfaction. All the answers seem to be known by Tommy Parker, Furman Foxx, and Roger Clark. Mrs. Paxton seems truly concerned that her students benefit from her knowledge. Diligence to duty is apparent in the expression of Harriet Hopkins. -7 wh- A J 7-V-...-,4-V -il--v.-muwmxaux 'F l 4 r l . W. .X 1+ . wa-ea sw , gags. - 1 Q ts.. .t - , Training in B. A. seems worth the effort to serious students aware of the end result. Marsha Higgins - a true devotee of B. A.! The power of concentration is part of the learning experience of Russell Patterson. 247 l 1 l l - 'ag--:.,a:,-'1'fz5g-v --fy wif-1:Fafr.1-2371: ,ag 2-- f M5-.. -X. -:vw -,fir-'X',-. 31-:.g.g A... -N. --gm 1' . r I 5 Q 3 ! 1 i 1 1 1 1 --- ----f' f--wf--f'-'v r'Mv1'v3f- w .ff '--- V, V2-aff-f: ..,, X ,3ff.,,,.-E.'i'L13: hi M X , ,X ,X X X ., ., ,,,, . ,,,, .,,,. , ...,.,. X ,,,, x, .NA . , X Q x' k ' , Wu X f::X ,,.', F5155 A xy 11 QQ XT XX Q X X .Xf. iw, 'Z' r Qrff1 W X 'X -XXX -X X 3 '9fS45X15 Qf x v x :::,:s:Z-4-iam.,-1.25 XXX'-QQXNI -:XM V UAW X X NX X N 4,x A XX X X. 'XW ij ,X SLXTL-xN ,X A ,X .,,,L X X Xt XX W X X K 'Q XX XXX kg ,X XXX X X XXX N K. X N ix .XX X XXX 1X Q -X XX :X .XX-WXXWX ,.,.XXXx ZX-X A QXSX ,XX X ff ,X X XX X,L XL. S XX. f X 5-X5 Xi, X A my ,AM J , V WAYXX so A Ag? Y XM fskiimfiblwsvihus f I 9 6 Q XXX XX sfQ Q15 'gy A 'K x5J ,A vw A A f W15i'5 f :fx bfi? We X QQQW QW 'iw WW RK W gzgiw -My, z 5 Ng 9 1 ,K of .Q .Q w,gZ4w 45,25 5, ,H X1 0 if if W 248 ' PARALEG L TECHNOLCGY PRO IDES TECHNICIANS T0 SUPPLEME ATTOR EYS Hey, there's a new person in the legal of- fice. lt's somebody that can do deed and title searches, that can type or prepare documents, that can do a lot of things to help the attorneys out. The new person knows more legal terms than a leopard has spots. The new person is a Paralegal and has been trained at the local Technical Col- lege. Deborah Clmkscales transcnbes her legal notes NICK Flsher Paralegal Department Head explains a AFC YOU kidding? W0Uld YOU look at this law? ll SGYS new city ordinance to some gf his Students all horses on Greenville's Main Street must be tied securely when owner is not around. 249 M6- 2 1 E1 .ma--rf! , -4- - --- -7-- , l l y l l u y l :ZW U lnli gm X.. I l w 'Ax .un-H ' li ii l l L. Nick Fisher, Paralegal Department Head, orders a Mac Truck to move his law books off his desk. 1'Here's your mistake right here at the beginning, Tina, says leannie Bettis as Mary Ann Seifried snig- gers. Henry Thompson asks for help on his typing proiect. 250 :.- ,W M 21 W W N QW .kd if NX Here you go, Mr. Fisher, says ludy Wood Talk about concentration. ' Even Paralegals learn to type. A i 1 l l l 4 l T 1 i i l l l 1 l n L ' Thi: 'fl' nil-' VMWEQFAT- '5'E13'.HJ 'i' 5 'I in Ziff' -five'-'-. ' Hvfitv' - Q' -v ':- ' - H n Criminal justice The Complexities of modern society re- quire that law enforcement officers be knowledgeable in a number of areas. The training program will assist the student in acquiring the necessary understandings required of law enforcement officers by modern society. The approach is both theoretical and practical with course work which covers all areas of the practi- cal, theoretical and technical application of law enforcement techniques. 'v, z.I gm 'N M1 M lx ,M w '4 1 L.. Criminal justice class hitting the books . He can-She can. Intent concentration. 252 5 s, ., i s w The more that learns, the greater the security. Ty Eldalgo is pleased with results. Are you sure? Mr. Elmore ponders the question 253 ..R'Y .' 51-. --2--f -,,,'g,, ...-..V-.,,.4.,,, 4,.,-,---.,.- .,V....4 , . -f'11'4 ..?E ' FZ T if 'z ' 1 ' r , ,, V ynae Y ff f W e f m my e ff f W 1 ff'kZf,fffg ,X A ,f f . . W , ,,,, ,, f ' WW , 4? Z 254 'fo ' 'I 'r 2 Mr. Thackston checks attendance. Mr. Carl Thackston, Department Head, in a very o you see any slml an y serious moment. xmu ,Mfggw y X w v X wW mwX1x 1 x W 135 31 4 1 xx Q wx Mx xx-Xgww-,gig-Nwwwglff ' 5, fi? f if W W Nw, v, W S . K ,X Mm sm ..,. . ,.., WN K NS W, ,I yvm W, wsfssiw M NEW N VL Q . wwmf TW ' ' if QNQNXNES NP ,, , , , I ifff ' X 'AMN Sw fs' Y It' x FN xsxhxxaxik A , v , N 455 K 23 SQ Z1 Q fi? Q, 3. ' g Wm. U ,W E fi Q' VA LX , by A or , Xxx 'vw K vga f 1 5 imma, wk, i I 2 I 1 1 lf 'T E 5 w l 1 1 E Q 5 4 f4?5 -ti'3'? ' ' .Pr5iliTii, A 1 TRANS- PORT Tl0 A AGEME Another valuable addition to the total TEC program is Transportation Management, providing the serious business student with excellent preparation for the job market as well as aiding the community by providing trained personnel to meet the needs of this ever-expanding industry. 256 l A 3 1 Qx il l, 5. I M W Q w l A 25 I 1 1 N 1 S 4 Ti 'NWi?'???gF1i.i5PfGfl?'f?3f'J'':4:'1f1.'fw-'E::yw- -'1 'L 1: J-'-' 't 2 ic:- '1s:,:v 3 -r mmff-.1 sf: ff-.fi-iii: 55145 wc- -FT! ffl r , Al Amaro types what he hears. Suzanne lohnson really gets wrapped up in her work. Mr. Charles Massey smiles the smile of satisfaction SK wi . -1:I' 258 1 ,ic g li ff .4-ui .4 -c xzgxx -...M-Q ter' .QQ 4 K fl' Merv Reddman, Pellar Sweeney, and Beverly Yeargin have a private conference. Transportation Management class works hard! Benny McGregor goes to it... Russ Scarborough and Bill Tripp work on making the grade. 259 'TT l 2 l l . : l i l l i li ll li l i, 2 i i 1 E i i li M p if li ii ii l 1 7 l J l l l l l l l l l l 1 4 if lr Secretarial Science The market for qualified secretaries con- tinues to grow, thus, excellence in this occupational field provides the educated, career-oriented woman many and varied opportunities for viable positions in the labor market. The secretarial science cur- riculum prepares the student for com- petencies in the basic skills of typing, shorthand, office procedures, accounting, records management, word processing, human relations, and knowledge of the place of business and industry in the American economic system. Even though Secretarial Science instructor Mrs. Anita Hefner is bogged down with work, she still manages a smile. loan Waldrop contemplates her next move. Mrs. Myrna Bullard, Department Head, smiles a smile of satisfaction of a job well done by one of her students. Instructors, Mrs. Rice and Mrs. Petersen, seem pleased at the end of a long day. 260 , Mrs. Smoote, Instructor, shows one of her students the fundamentals to good typing. Typing can be a bit tiresome after a while. Brynda Shaw tries to remember her typing assign- ment. l Mary Greer carefully looks over her typing, checking for those errors. Mrs. Hines, Instructor, and students loy Long and Suzette Hannon smile because they know they have finally made the grade. To be an efficient secretary your brain waves need to corollate with your work. Pellar Sweeney, Marion Epps, and Beverly Yearsin discover that learning can be fun. 262 ' l -.... Jw Q- wssg., 'xx v if Q Carolyn Williams knows she must finish before the class time runs out. Donna Vandiver wonders which finger to use. 263 Truckers, welders, electricians, heavy equipment operators, mechanics, repairmen, metalworking technig cians, trouble-shooters, installers - the Industrial Divi- sion turns out all types of people. These are the guys land girls! who can build it, tear it down, take it apart, put it together, fix it, weld it, wire it, drill holes in it, haul it, dig it up, make it run and heat it up or cool it down. Backbone is what the Industrial Division instructors are training, the backbone of all the industries. The Industrial students are spread almost all over the campus. The Technical-Industrial building is just full of them. They're in the Library-Classroom Building taking math and English. Across the campus near the Astros is the Transportation Division. The people in the Allied Health Sciences Building are waiting for an invasion. C xgxs kg: e-sv.-.owl iilhvw W1 -JIWQMN ilililewnrolw P W'-M-v -. Z! f Wf- f f z F Q ,fi fr:-F gil v aasmf' gam- n fa K! Bi Q E E 3 2 zz' if 2 4 sg! , . W ' , W W W . u 'W WV W W 1, .W W WW W W W W W 12, ,W W W W W E W L, ,Q LL 'N X X 5. X . XXM. . 'X X X X . QQ V, ff , ' , X ' , Wa-155.1 Xf2Dg,fXX My .5 '-I-' I f. ,..V, 4 . 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They will be able to enter the field of planning, instal- ling, operating and maintaining all types of heating, air conditioning, and refrigera- tion equipment and will obtain excellent jobs leading to responsible positions in this field. .gi WNW W-41 To study IS to learn Instructor, Tom Shiflet, preparing for class. Air-Conditioning Students, it's concentration. Department Head, Ralph lohnston, conducting bus- lt's not the Monday blahs seen on the faces of 267 'T P R li t x l l 1 2 g, xl ll t Q s 1 l 3 i S S l 1 ll ll l Q . 1 . X l l wi lil is yi l f ' VF 5 5 -4 ii li H ii? E, ll xl l i , w P v l l u l F The agony of sweating a joint together. Oh! What a tangled web we weave...? Dept. Head Ralph lohnston tests the coils for leak- age. Soldering won't help the joints...but, Ben Gay will! An air-conditioning student listens intently to his instructor. 268 t l ' V ' r - v gJ.a,-Ap. wmvw . A pf, , X 19- ,::., g , R ,I V- 2 4 A '---,- 1--ia., .-N.,-.-V .-,.,, -, ,, ,N .. .,.,,, ,, if sf F. 2 'E 5 F? i? 5 it W rl' 1 l l L '1 l , i i w 1 :EM if 1: i v N Y dx utomotive Mechanics Automotive technology is becoming in- creasingly complex. Emission controls and safety systems, air conditioning systems, complex electrical, vacuum, and hy- draulic accessories are just some of the many changes tomorrow's mechanic must cope with. The program is a four quarter diploma program offering training in the technical and manual skills involved in the testing, diagnosis, and servicing of motor vehicles. 270 Tommy Sherbert gets with it. Department Head Bill Loukldes, has the strict atten tion of his students A difficult task looks easy. 1- - --Y vu -Q -T-..-.6 7-.rvv.nf'11M ll if X 4 1. 1 2 Q X a Q s S K x 5 3 5 E X S, 1 x S X 5 i 2 s i J X i s S 5 1 3 E X N 2 x 3 gl N I 1 A lames Knight replaces valves. I Down under is where it s at. Work makes it run. Instructor, Ray Babb, points to an important point. 272 Danny Hallman checks it out. A pleasing personality displayed by Instructor, Ray Babb. Bill Loukides, Department Head, measuring with his hands - could it be a fish? 273 'wrTslrerhzwrf-nrwnr.izf:f:L:.a-f+:Av.5.1r,,,:1.. , ., -A. ,, . N, P' ,e1,n.e1-fu:-.A,1,.4' -:' if W, 5, ln we z 2 4 Lf 4 , FV' l 4 l ,l .W ll l l i 1 'l i A l l A x .N-.. n. H QSW' Instructor, William Hawkins, overlooks construction site. Bob Manley gets heavy equipment in top shape. All hands work together. i 274 . -.l'alL'.7w1-Brill Heavy Equipment Operator and Diesel Mechanic This course is designed to prepare stu- dents for employment as heavy equipment mechanics or operators. lob opportunities are available because of the expanding use of heavy equipment in the national road building program and other general con- struction. As more heavy equipment is brought into use, more mechanics are needed to maintain it. r x 4, 1 x 4 fl +- S. fr? ri' f' 12: f t ' 5' a ' igif 'gi' ., ,,Jq'f M Y '1 fl4 St ' 'Kg 4, 4 , 11 , . , . , f . , I -K' ' i '.s':1 'L W Y YM fir 4 PQ ' .- ' I wg, na. 2- -V .,,f.3, 1,831 K ,ng 4 g . ,tgjluf 4, Q 'gQQ, F3 C' A Q? 333 M Q LAQB c1 ' ,, q:, ,mwQw1L,.QSl ' go Q , ,-, 'Gm Aww ll '3'Wg:43v3'+ .Q?ivf ',,Q2a+-1-,aiu , ' ' 4 1 -J 4, wx- 6 J. ...N Q . W , ' tn, ,KA h Q' W E. ' K X Y br -A ., b J 'Af 'QA ' l M - V. ..g. Ar A, 1, - 2 V vvfex L ,wx ,.gWv,, ., 4 N ' va eff' . . ,4 - M . . Q . .x.9 i Xkff .H L 'Ama M ,skyfp t YW ...45t,.N: .' '-w'?iff l-f J ,, 'A' 1 , 34. W. 4- A51 V1 A ANNE ny? 1,1 g! .e pf' My' 1 . in 275 T 2 3 f l 5 Q A l l l l , 4 1 il Fl C I I l lf V, Q X 1 i : X l l X R Q S l 3 3 J 4 f l i I l I V i l 4.-.-w F- n,,,,.- .1 ul?Zf :2iEi? ' 1 sm ma mmm 1'- wumwxmwmmsz-ww Y Q4 r V E L. ' iv- 1 x Y N '. A ..l.- .JA 276 fs 1 V95 i 5 '-ww , Y r5mR1SR'b S 3 A si il ai fi Ei S2 ii is El 11 ix 31 L! 53 ,, 1, S? E5 ! .. 2: 15 VJ sw ii 4. il ii ,, H ,K Ni if N 2 w i if X, 11 If Y 277 1 'fi ' 4 'N Yi? f?:i 'f:a L-A-2 :V N.. -1---Q -ff fa- V . , -,..,,, ,- A ,. ,.., . ., .,. ,- Jaw.. .ww Q mnename L-S .sm m. ' m xf M n w L. 278 Ralph Hunt, Instructor in Heavy Equipment Mechanics, prepares to show how. Heavy Equipment Operator Instructor, Travis Kelley, takes a breather. Helping hands. This is exactly how it's to be done. A mighty task. '-.w 'Nu-wr M M j Ku- X3 'H Q X file, Y 4 -Y ' ----H , V---M ,T-:V-Y-,g,.,,,V W-. , Ja ,M Q , wt ' ' 5 B Q 9 3 53 s ' 9 we ing G ns 'Z 'X 'Q E j' tw P. 5 rx E X s R f' E E 92 ' il ii -i . 2 6 K ,fyvf fy , fff M,,!!,fLfM,,f Wgfxfr ff if 1 'Q 'WYWX7 ffzV ' , ff' ,4 ,Q ,. W! if mf ff w 1 , QW, ,f MX' f, , A 7fWv I AM, , fqw Www 1 l l s w l L 1 WWW V Believing in keeping it in the family, Diana and Ron Smith work on assignment. No time to waste for A.C. class at night. Practice brings skill. Telling it straight is Department Head, Bill Bailey. William Hawthorne in deep concentration. A gesture of greeting from Instructor, Randy Lucas. 280 Industrial Electronics A four quarter diploma program, Graduates in Industrial Electronics are prepared for employment in both the elec- tric power and the industrial electricity field. Opportunities for graduates are un- limited. They range from plant mainte- nance personnel, to the public power in- dustry, inspection personnel, quality con- trol, sales engineers, motor and generator rewinding, hook-up men, and control process technicians. 281 5 I f31'Ef-W ' 'V Thomas McKinnsy studies in depth to make the grade in Industrial Electronics. An Industrial Electronics student shows hisclassmate the intricate details of a control panel. F Vs N050 QQ, M 282 Instructor, Randy Lucas, keeps his Industrial Elec- tronics class busy at work. Add, subtract, multiply, and divide. F 4 A ,AA A HQ x f !lha.. gf 135542412133-?5'5fB!3f'F52E23'i6-tf?Ev2'.e2:53mi1'2vv2:4'wfwissfi'tT:u-ff'1'af:r1f ' ' ' ffm: ,vi-Q..4-.-1i,5f.qfq:T4'.g-,:.-5, . -' pf 2 2.11362 ,- f 3 l l 1 l 5 1 H z K 22 Q ? 3 i is 3 5 f z v if V1 I l I i l K William Seagers' motto is that practice makes per- fect. Getting it together are Bobby King and Howard Bowens. Demonstrating that patience is a virtue that ulti- mately brings skill is Henry Dawkins. 284 -0,,.....,.,,4--W Metal Working Technology The Machine Tool Technology curriculum is designed to supply the students with the basic skills and necessary related informa- tion to enable them to develop into skilled machinists, tool makers and numerical control technicians. Graduates of the program will find employment in such positions as numerical control parts pro- grammer, numerical control computer programmer. The two year programs award an associate in Applied Science de- gree. it Q .fbi , Q 7, ,.,. ,R , . M VY YE X 7 Mr. Granger, Department Head, offering individual instruction to Patty Kay. Mr. Bolt, instructor, makes an important point in class. 285 'P f 52,-555.-!l,:ff'1,3' 2 . 1 - Serious minded Halbert Brockman. Precision Plus! Donnie Clarkattentively at work. Sparks of success. Instructor, Frankie Brown, carefully inspecting the work of Tommy Floyd. Wayne Howard checks with Instructor, Van Pugh. ln the right position at the right time as indicated by Walter Orron. 286 1-X FXXXX iwyg SX5S5Xi we 'V f it f X X --,. 1 AA.: ZRXX ?i9R4XQ '1 A Q XS X X X X X X X X gNSXxf Ri XX y. 287 1.1333 LE 21r2'tr.7,?'2fg,? .41 M , Y s V l l l ! tl 2 E 3 fi asf! 6 ,WW I fkff' V AWJWV N U - -' f T ---- ll .. ,Mfpgf f. ll ii l Truck Driver Training On the road, day or night, Greenville TEC Truck Drivers are always truckin . Every ten weeks a new group of students are ready to start the motors. The only school of its kind in the state approved by the South Carolina Motor Transportation As- sociation, Greenville TEC is very proud of this area of instruction. -sf, Dick Garrett, instructor, directs student in art of handling the big one . A terminal of learning. A smile during the busy day, as demonstrated by Department Head - Woodrow Wilson, is pleasing to all. The skill is to leave-em standing. 288 l l g 1 'ww 94 289 Q. ... rwricfa-Q25 11 ? . f- Wm ff' A cy 290 A IX, A, .xx n 1 Q .Y1Q1.., ,Ang . 4 1 k -Q gjgfim .fiv- 92 WELDING The welding equipment now on hand at TEC has made it possible to carry out weld- ing programs from very basic to most sophisticated types. Students are intro- duced to most phases of the subject, and heavy specialization is offered 'to those who choose to further their studies after graduation. Mr. Clyde Rook directs the program. I I 5 1 rn' ya: V ' xx Alf S , gs- Q , J f ,gs Q ' X ' ' NS 31 Wg 2 Ni ' U . . .., as m . , ,. .. . ---, ,. , . , .:.- ' 'M x nz..-,'.....GP f i E 1 i x W , 1 X w y l! 1, , M W W, 1 2 i A A f 4 f 1 f ,,,,: ,f ,fn fgff .4471 2 : 5 ff 1 f ff? 2 AW , Zi fs ' f MWA Ht. ra.5 Drawing, planning, supervising, controlling, surveying, technical students can be found doing at least one of these. They might even be found working on electronic circuits, making all sorts of things from metal or plastic, or even working in pollution control. There's a good technician behind every engineer and it seems that eight out of ten of 'em come from Greenville TEC. The technology of the techniques used by the techni- cians is too technical to be taken in by anyone other than the TECers in the Technical Division. So with pencil, ruler, transistor, test tube, modl, stop watch, tripod, level or shuttle in hand the Technical Division student studies. .4 f , 9,32 ff 4 GJ' s -1,Ea:1J32'QgfQ: ,Z ', GW M: W a f 4 wwf g Z Q K ig f Q 5 f if l if f 4 5 f ,fl X ,gy hm Q V-, 3 . N NN Q X gbrxtwq 5? 91' P' s Q AN ' x2 Qi, if, N Q A ' Tig: -Q,qr1','-451 np- Q gt.. Vlrfxfii - ' an U , 5 ' , 1 Y ,fr A a-.ww .4 ,ffwaff N :wr ,mf ,, X .,. , mu 2359 X 'isfeswgs' qv? 7:-E-w.7-'zfti-E114-'.1'L1 f -aan, -5: Q.: -flu'-IM V' 1-.- -3 1- ii, '5' 'rf-1-'fmffii F115 '. w1.Q':fie - .1-,-2 a Z1 G ' 'Qld' ., :tw Sharing a common interest are Sammy Cely and Zani Ruth. Department Head, Ken Smith, keeps his Architec tural Engineering class at work Robert Oroso knows he must be exact 298 A I fir' 4? f fa ,V Architectural Engineering Technology The objective of the total program is to produce a competent Architectural Tech- nician. The technician must be capable of working and communicating directly with architects, engineers, scientists, contrac- tors, and operating personnel in his specialized work. The Architectural En- gineering technology curriculum is in- tended to supply a wide background in the diverse areas of applied architecture and construction. Pointing out an important factor to students in A.E. class is Department Head, Ken Smith. Terry Riddle tries to keep up with the pace of taking notes. 299 'f 2 lllffwvpr- W 'af 300 ,Q pv x' ,lj Zanie Ruth points out the considerations in building a model house. A Drafting student thinks out a problem. Architectural Drafting students in the night program also study hard. M v , w Robert Oroso realizes he has made a mistake. Cathy Hudgins thinks of someone special. Ken Smith, Department Head, clarifying a problem to student Dennis Smith. Building Construction Technology The primary objective of the program is to produce a competent technician to fill middle management positions in the con- struction industry. lob titles vary but the graduate will be able to establish labor and material cost, run surveys for site work, prepare job drawings and assist in job scheduling and expediting. All work and no play ...... Instructor, George Swinford, sharing knowledge. Precision and exactness is very important. 302 f f . fv ff ' Mft ..,...-1--f 'f-'ww.,,w I didn't know that . Instructor, George Swinford says that it must be that way. Rap sessions are an important part of education. 04 2 + 2 is ????? Constructors of our future. I wonder-you wonder. rf rr uu,f 4,. i, 2 mf QM Everyone gets into the act of learning. This student makes positive use of the material in the Learning Resource Center. -ku- sl 'V ' N., wk xx N 9 35' 9 3 ' ' 1 ' Environmental Chemical echnology Students In this Interdisciplinary depart ment are concerned with the study analysis, and treatment of those things which make up the total environment The Associate In Applied Science degree In Chemical Technology student studies the fundamentals of Inorganic and organic chemistry, the reactions between chem: cals, and the production of consumable products from other chemicals Graduates of this two year program find employment as chemical technicians, re- search assrstants, manufacturing super- vrsors, and sales si ,. Q' ,wsfwgk , Mr. Hindman, Department Head, checks an experiment. Dee McKinney, instructor, ready for the day. Dr. Shashi M. Rishi, giving that all important explanation. A thought into the future. QM' f ff l . Safety first. A time to relax. 307 X 5 Q' W F? 0 1 .I .- 1 -- wwf ,:, -..,,L,1.S f -1 ,1- z: .-: -..-1-At.. .-5: ,. Demonstrating a unique procedure is Department r Head, lim Hindman. t p A Chem Tec student learns that a clean up job is part l of the program. l r Lee Marley is pleased with results. l Must know those fundamentals. r N 308 A X 5 4 X 69 WE'?JX ' Wu f ' -3 R42-1: , W, x f 9 2 .Nff L '- vu N YQ Q K2 XJ L :L -4 f' f ,V 4:45-w A .,.' I f-4 AW ,. ,M W ., ig I. ' , Q 59 K 4 f 'Q X Y? f 'KKMHI Y .xx 4' 1 Sim 4 s ,ie Q -ka. if Thi. my g g - Jaw 3.4 , gf X N, 1 Z., fxj4,,SM -, ,ef f ,. QQ., A 5, F, ff' MJWQS. 2 ' why , Civil Engineering Technology With the ever increasing need for new buildings, highways, bridges, airports, dams and other structures it is easy to see the need for the trained technicians that are so vital in the support of the civil en- gineer whose task it is to plan and super- vise this construction. The civil technician can assist in many ways from the initial T planning to the final inspection of the f l completed job. The curriculum includes courses that provide the basic engineering theory and principles and are well inte- grated with the necessary laboratory and field work that gives an individual the op- portunity for application and hands on experience before graduation. l i i Y I s 1 What shall we do? Michael Brannon using learned skills. 310 ww ll -H f Finding an interesting view is Edward Thompkins and Tim Wade. dk 35 , 311 5 gf T 1' xy 6 ir '5- 1111: i'R3V3'77f1'.'5'A3-ikflfl-'Z' iii? 1 'fr-i 'A ' 4 il . Q 5 S , 1 2 1 ! ,, ,X bw ,, I s 5: I '41 N . I , I 3 i ' 1 U X 4, v if Li Z 'Y 1 w 1 I lu XY Wm ,i 1 , w I N 1 T 312 L WWW, No- My eyes adore you. Civil Engineering can be deep. Lester Caraway stresses a point to his Civil Engineer- ing Class. Inch by Inch. v-I www Ibn-...,. ' 313 I x N t 1 -s 1 I i Electronics Engineering Technology Graduates of this program are employed in the business machine and computer in- dustry, public utilities and related com- panies, electronics component and as- sembly manufacturing, research and de- velopment operations, commercial radio and television stations, and industries producing and using process control sys- tems. The curriculum provides a strong background in mathematics, physical sci- ence, and basic electrical and electronics theory. Laboratory equipment and related experiments are used to provide the stu- dent an opportunity to investigate and prove fundamental electrical phenomena. . ef .X wires . -ef f '- ':ssI aw, ' Q . gy N1 ,.,:::,,,.,,E. Q r up . ' fa sr Bill Rochester, Instructor, explains a problem. Togetherness speeds learning. Checking equipment is Instructor Den Elder. 314 X we xl ig, S- ry, Ii i fb rr-c Wilson, Thomason, and Williams work on student project. M r. Roc hester's class discusses an important subject. 441- S.. 'Wah A Q-x, N 315 1,-P -E-1. 1 f 316 Department Head, Walter Hicks, studies over stu dent proiect. Only concentration brings desired results. Harold King checks equipment. 1 is gb Working on a dual project are Wayne McKinney and Michael Miller. Mr. Hicks listens intently as student makes a point. I thought that was correct. 317 W rw' 45' fa-.vw ,1-A F, ,l php. ,Y f J Engineering Graphics echnolog Our expanding and complex industrial community has created an increasing need for the drafting technician. The draftsman is an essential link in this in- dustrial team. Draftsmen must represent the objects derived from the engineering design process in a manner and form necessary to define precisely their shape, size, material and manufacturing specifi- cations. Instruction is given in drafting fundamentals, manufacturing methods and processes, development of detailed working drawings and assemblies, lay- outs, and problems involving various machine elements. Hard study pays off for Angela Garland. Department Head, Walter Rice, seems happy to begin the day. A most agreeable man is Instructor Clarence Balch. 318 ff had Manx I on Louis Sullivan keeps it clean. Perfect as can be is their motto lntricate details is a must. Q M. 3 Q- 1 M ... t Donald Ray Drummond works in quiet solitude. Miss Clark follows directions in preparing drafting assignment. Watch, listen, learn, perform. 320 Walter Rice, Department Head, instructs with indi- vidual attention. A drafting class listens attentively. Preparing for the future. 321 -1: 5 cf, 1 .1 N f ff 'W , Q 9 ,f My ...,,1, 1 1 f f IQ 1 ff J W ' . ,, 4? 5? I ,XZ W P , y f 41 I xiii! 4 4 f I iff 71 , f amp, 4 ,X.f,z,!,Q -4 'Q 'ww ZW . fin: '-:-:- f' 2 2,447 ' ww f Aff 4 WM Z!! WV f ff? i ir ' it . t , , , SK 4 ff!! f , , Zf?!Zgf! V f f ff ff 5 1 mf 4 i f 5 , 5 new 7 i n 4, ,E d f Q 1 X! Mr. Wilkie speaks - students listen. Mr. Wilkie, Instructor, and Mr. Nasim, Department Head, discuss activities at the end of the day. You don't say. A visual appraoch to success. 322 l l Industrial Engineering Technology Because Industrial Engineers are a prime source of management talent, they are in demand by a wide variety of industries. The curriculum provides for employment in one of the fastest growing and most dynamic professions - Industrial En- gineering Technology. 'H LJ JE Silva. X X XNK5 X NX XXXXXXX X XXSX lx E 324 ,ff ,j W ..+44fM4m?1771 -: , 7 I ,. ,fa .. . ....., , L f ,.., . .Z .A., ,e V Mfg, , f X ' 4 ff 1, f r yiff 1 Z Z ' xg M yy Zi, ..,, 1 H5 5 4-iw, .,.,, 4 . V W 4196 if X 71 ,, L, f - - ., J , ,W5' .v fy . , , . wr, ' ' 1' The student, the book, the pencil - vital statistics of Pointing out a factor on the chart in group study are The book speaks for liself learning. these industrious I E students. 7 W . , Q ak, f , 5 , Q 4,Wwa. 'Viva 5 if S -Q ,gs if K 4 325 1 Q lf:-ww-nw fi L 4 , ,wvhawgd X 3 W ,.,, .7 S MMI I , I i Q WWW ,,., W E 2, 'f ,aff- ' f ,,,, f,fWfK ,,, , Wiff, all r 1 WW l , f l l l v , ,Y r L if A good listener learns, Instructor, Tommy Thompson, lends a helping hand to students. That which is hot is handled carefully. ,, Mekww 326 'tai Mechanical range of job opportunities. partment Head, Dave Pavluk. Skill becomes an art. , Engineering Technology The practical engineering work of the en gineer has been delegated to the techm cian. This presents an unlimited opportu nity for the mechanical engineering tech nician to work closely with the profes sional engineer in the solution of lndust rial problems. Mechanical Engineering Technology places primary emphasis on the analytical approach to engineering problem solving. The general scope of the program is basic to nearly all industries and, therefore, allows graduates a wide Teaching is the name of the game according to De ,um-H - R , Af:f.24'?'I512--:few aim.: elfnf my NT .Qi fix N N X H 13' 17 t A. y , ., if N . .1 - No.9-Bbw, Holding a class discussion is instructor Tommy Thompson. Mechanical Engineering students pour aluminum into a mold. All heads right for blackboard instruction. Safety, and proper procedure completes the project. Dave Pavluk, Department Head, demonstrates an important piece of equipment. 329 ni. ,I-sw:-. ,gyqx-..f..1 K 5iaf'i7f.-ufL.g:1qf72,.,- mai-' Textile Management An Associate in Applied Science Degree program, Textile Management fills a need for well trained Technicians and Man- agement personnel which has been in- creasing steadily over the past several years. The student learns how to use gears and pulleys to produce any given twist. He also learns how to select yarns, loom reeds, harnesses, and all that is necessary to reproduce a piece of cloth of any elementary design. In addition, all stu- dents get a basic foundation in Mathema- tics, English, Communications, Industrial Safety, and Methods Improvement. s , dll? R. B. McKinney, Department Head, explains basics of textiles. , Textile class with management in mind. 330 ,ii---1 Y ,, as , ,,4l hW:, H . 1- 55' Sv , 'gnu Fm , A , , s 1 gg R si X? PMP?-wwmw-w1,1w,wf'f,5 VA ,.-,.,..vv42'W' I ., QW .Al 1 is The thought came through for Sammy Gambrell. The seriousness of the hour. A moment of solitude sometimes becomes neces sary. 331 f -, . in C ff? 7 eff?-Q Q if 332 , 11 ,, 1 451' Er 2 . f f iff i w ff: Q W img , Aff f f ,HJ W f if 7 f 7 f vfafw 'lf X 1, 1 wi W? ma. The shuttle does the job. Department Head, R. B. McKinney, brings smiles to members of the class. P lu.. tx X eyx-,.Q.e. x 1. 'E L 'warg--ff yy. ,X A Q.. , .,v U Q,1:.fa if ,,....a ' wwwssw Q .-.sw wg Mr. W. W. Webb, Instructor greets students at be- ginning of the class. Textiles is serious business. Management is a desired goal during the instruc- tional process. 333 Wastewater Technology The Associate in Applied Science degree in Wastewater Technology student stud ies ecology, chemistry, unitoperations, hy- draulics, supervision and government. Public awareness of ecological conditions as well as recent state and federal legisla- tion governing water-ways has created a demand for this trained technician which will not be filled in the foreseeable future. 334 1 bf 3 I r P E, I ?x. E4 E31 ' bg vi' R xf' 5 l W1 U V H l l 2 336 Department Head, Bill Hyland, checks out an exper- iment. Larry Lagman and Robert Lowery are pleased with results of their experiment. W ,gm . eqwm v W. xxxa ,, ,dxf Tools of the trade. 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Charles Bennett Clarence Bennett Connie Bennett lim Bennett lohn Bennett Roger Bennett Shirley Bennett Frances Bennon Betty Berry Carter Berry loyce Berry Guy Best Rosie Best William Bigbee Debbi Billings Carol Bindewald Margie Bisbee james Bishop Sherry Bishop Wallace Bishop Georgia Black loan Black Karen Black Marion Blake Melvin Black Barbara Blakeley Caroline Blandin Erica Boie Harold Bolding Kevin Bolin Eddie Bonaparte Nancy Bonds Edward Booker Terry Borders Terry Borgschulte Don Boroughs Ulmer Boswell Bettie Bowen Kenneth Bowen Thomas Bowen Clarence Bowens Emily Bowens 341 l I l l Howard Bowens lohn Bowles Beth Bowling Karen Bowling Deborah Boyce Dianne Boyce Faye Boyd Becky Bradham Carol Bradham Christy Bradley Lloyd Bradley Marc Brady Kathy Bramlett Barbara Brazeal Mike Breland Patricia Brewster Ronald Brewton Norris Bridwell Holbert Brockman lan Brockman limmy Brockman Sharon Brockman Gary Brooks Gary Brooks jerry Brooks Kathleen Brooks Claudia Brookshire Denise Brookshire Dave Brown Ernest Brown Gary Brown Herman Brown lean Brown Paula Brown Thomas Brown Tommy Brown William Brown Timothy Bruce Easter Bruster Willie Bruster Alice Bryant loe Bryant 342 11:- Linda Bryant Thomas Bryant Steve Bryant Delores Bryson Gail Bryson David Buchanan R. B. Buchanan Susan Buko Angie Bull Christy Bulluck Morton Burby lerry Burch lames Burden Bruce Burgess Betty Burns lesse Burns lesse Burris lames Burton Marvin Burton Velma Burton Nicole Burts Kay Butler Charlotte Callahan Gail Callahan lulie Callaham Penny Callaham Kay Callihan Cathy Campbell Donna Campbell Henry Campbell Melvin Campbell Pam Campbell Wanda Campbell Andrega Campbrell lessie Canfield Beverly Cannon Clarence Cannon Susan Cannon Pam Cantrell laynie Cantrell Anna Capps Dorothy Capps 34 fab, xy- ww .. S-.mYA-.---,...-Q,1,- ,., '.,. I l l l l l l l i l l l l fl if i s l 2 A Becky Cardwell Ricky Carman lane Carr Randy Carrigan Debbie Carroll Libby Cartee left Carter Marion Carter Neil Carter Tommy Carter Harriet Case Maryann Casey Waymon Cassell David Catlin Sammy Cely Candy Chaffey Louie Chambers Barbara Chancelor Billy Chandler lanice Chandler Patricia Chandler William Chandler Donald Chaney Ann Chapman Alice Chapman Barbara Chapman Debbie Chapman Eddie Chapman Fred Chapman Ken Chapman Lynn Chappell Ronald Chapman William Chastain Mack Chasteen Elaine Chatham Ram Chaturedie Cindy Childes Gussie Cheatham Sue Chemen Mike Childress Betty Childress Carol Chiles 344 1 Wif- , t Wm ff 4 4 5 we , 4 785'-f' Wu.. 'b,6',' Helen Childs Terry Childs Sheena Christopher William Cissor William Clardy David Clark Leonard Clark Roger Clark Samuel Clark Suzanne Clark Thomas Clark Grady Clark lames Clay Eileen Clayman Barbara Claxton leanie Clendening Darlene Cline Deborah Clinkscales Sharon Clinkscales Gail Coates David Cobb George Cobb Trudy Coff Lynne Coggins Pam Coggins Susan Coker Terry Coleman Robert Collyer lames Compton Debby Combs Garcia Conrado Marion Cook Sylvia Cooley Wilton Cooley Tina Coones Alice Cooper Beverly Cooper lerry Cooper Kathy Cooper Phillip Cooper Ronnie Cooper Steve Cooper 345 Wade Cooper Philip Cornell David Cosnell Charles Cothran Richard Cothran Dale Couch Charles Covington Anne Cox Elaine Cox Kathy Cox Glenn Cox Curtis Cox Gerald Cox Philip Crawford Ronnie Crawford Marie Crawford D. C. Crenshaw Robert Creuling Debbie Crist Michael Crist Shannon Crittenden Gary Cromer Samuel Crosby Billy Crosland Amy Crowder Theresa Crowell Leroy Cruel Calvin Cruell Tony Cucinella Melvin Cudd Fay Culbertson Anne Cureton Ruby Cureton jimmy Curry Nancy Curry Mark Cyrus Terri Daniels George Daugherty loni Davis Angela Davis Delta Davis Harry Davis 346 JM! f WM HQ! F loy Davis Michael Davis Phyillis Davis Shelby Davis Teri Davis Vicky Davis Wayne Davis Genovia Dawkins Henry Dawkins Lynn Dawson lohnny Day loyce Day Ken Day Robert Day Darrell Dean David Dean Patricia Dearmap, Sylvia DeCresci-inzio Diane Dendy Dennis Dempsey jesse Dendy Darlene Dennis Sharon d'Entremont Carol Deranton Karen Derrick Frank Dial Sheryl Dickard Michael Dickert Constance Dill Benny Dill Michael Dill Sharon Dill Cynthia Dillard loy Dillard Teresa Dillard lulie Dilloway Vera Diltz Cynthia Dirton Fred Dixon Leroy Dixon Carlton Dobson Ernest Dockert 34 7 Phyllis Dockham Anita Dogan Donna Doll Richard Donley Lynn Dorris William Dotson Perry Douglas Sallie Douglas Alfred Dovey Tom Dowd Elaine Downs William Downs Donald Drummond lo Drummond Dianne Ducker Barbette Duckett Clarissa Duckett Iames Duke Richard Dunaway Ruby Dunbar Betty Duncan Cindy Duncan David Duncan Donna Duncan jimmy Duncan Polly Duncan William Duncan Iames Durham Theresa Durham Hilda Earle lohn Earle Ronald Eastman Betty Edwards Cathy Edwards lackie Edwards laclcie Edwards Roger Edwards Sarah Edwards Mervet El-Beherey Patti Ellenburg Susan Ellenburg Tim Elliott 348 F i F 3 Kay Ellison Henry Ellman Vickie Elmore Patricia Elrod Cathy Emerson Helen Emerson Bill Emery Amanda Emory Lloyd Emond Sharon Endy Philip Eppley William Eppley Marion Epps Charles Eskew Diane Eskew jimmy Eskew Vicki Estes Kathy Evans Mitzi Evans Tutti Evans Susan Evatt Ann Farrant Kathy Farr Richard Falcon Cloreen Fair Sharron Ferguson Kerry Ferguson Gary Ferguson Deborah Ferguson losmar Feltrin Kenneth Few Linda Few Leroy Finley Richard Finley Robert Flashpoeler Betty Fleming Laura Fleming Stella Fleming lohnny Flemming Daphine Flint Mary Flowers Elaine Floyd 349 i i i lane Floyd Kay Floyd Mary Floyd Tommy Floyd Tony Floyd George Formde Larry Ford R. T. Ford Sandra Ford Virginia Ford Clark Foster Deborah Foster Deborah Foster Deborah Foster Napoleon Foster Shirley Foster Carl Fourton Cheryle Fowler Harold Fowler Mark Fox Baston Frazier Cynthia Franklin Denise Franke Diana Frazier Rhonda Frazier Robert Frasher Mark Fredrick Tanna Freeman Tim Freeman Melody French Bill Frick Sharon Frushour David Fulbright lane Fulbright Evelyn Fuller Robert Fuller Barbara Fuschetti Eda Galardi Ginger Gaillard lanice Gallman Artie Galloway Debbie Galloway 350 , ., ,l 5 ' f 'W f f If If ,xv , 5 x ' it 1H1-l l lane Galloway Lynda Galloway Teresa Galloway Ben Gamble Nan Gambrell Sammy Gambrell Cynthia Gange Kellie Gantt William Garcia Arthur Gardner jackie Gardo Mark Gardo Russell Gardo Beth Garner Dinkin Garner Shiela Garrett Alan Garrison Carris Garrison E. Garrison loye Garrison Annie Gault Mike Gault Denise Geare Ken Gebert Pete Georgiades Vicki Gibson Debby Gillespie Irby Gillespie Claude Gilliam Betty Gilliland Tom Gilstrap Denver Glenn Fred Glenn Louise Glenn Randy Glover Susann Gobber Denise Godfrey Frank Godfrey Steve Godwin S. Goforth Priscilla Goh Lila Goldfarb , :, , . .5 3 5 1-pr .r - 'L--, -, f-.. --f: ff Betty Goldsmith Cathy Goldsmith Vivian Goldsmith Eduardo Gomez Ernest Good Sherry Goodlett Mary Goodrich lohn Goodsell Deborah Gorman Robert Gorman Roy Gosnell Debbie Goss William Gossett Harry Goulde Deborah Gowan lan Gowan lean Gowan Christy Graham Robert Granger Carmenlita Grant Donald Grant lohn Grant Krisann Grant Linda Grant Bridgette Grawley Charles Gray Conrad Gray Lynne Gray Barbara Grayden Ernest Grayden Ernest Grayden Martha Green Susan Green Wofford Green George Greggs Ann Griffin Beverly Griffin lohn Griffin Vickie Griffith Harriet Griggs Gerald Griswald Fred Grubbs 352 George Gub Vivian Guedsmith lay Guest Tava Gunnin lim Gurley Wilton Guthrie Ruth Hagood Gabrella Hailsto Deborah Hall Elaine Hall Mary Hall Nancy Hall Sammy Hall Dixie Haley Willis Haley Peggy Halley lames Halloway lim Hambright Suzanne Hamby Theresa Hamby lerry Hamet lames Hammack Sharon Hammett Bobbie Hammond Danny Hammond Terry Hammond Ronald Hand lerry Handley Melanie Haman Suzette Hannon Mark Hanson Brenda Harbin Iohn Hard Larry Harden Charlie Hardy Wilburn Harkins Frank Harmon Freddie Harpe Willie Harper Candi Harrington Donna Harris David Harris 353 Debbie Harris Dorothy Harris Robert Harris Ronald Harris Sylvester Harris Margaret Harrison lohn Harter Ruth Harties Pam Hartsell Mark Harvell Gene Hatton Helen Havens lerry Hawkins Kathy Hawkins Kim Hawkins Sharon Hawkins Steven Hawley Gladys Hawthorne Carol Hayes Karen Hayes Teresa Hayes Vicki Hayes Debra Heaton loanne Hemmings Gary Hendershot Debbie Henderson Lorraine Henderson loie Hendricks ludy Hendricks Cora Hendrix lohn Henry Gail Hensley Howard Heosin Pam Herman Carol Herring Fred Herring Howard Herring David Hester Diane Hester Charlene Hewins loseph Hibdon Beth Higgins 354 Vp 'Q-we N 5. . a-113 ' 1- vi? Xi xxx! Marcia Higgins Nancy Higgins Angela High Betty Hill Fran Hill Barbara Hill Furman Hill Thomas Hill lames Hindman Dona Hines Pat Hines Larry Hiott Tom Hinton Linda Hiott jonathan Hipp Mike Holbrooks Cindy Hodge David Hoekenga Cathie Holcombe lames Holcombe Rita Holcombe Pam Holder lanice Hollingsworth Richard Hollingsworth Margaret Holmes P. Holliday Brenda Holmes Steve Holt Steven Holtzclaw Tommy Honce Rudolph Hood Steven Hood Lynn Hooks Brenda Hooper Karen Hooper Cathy Hopkins Harriett Hopkins Nivia Horna Sherry Horne David Horner Bill Horton Lisa Howard 355 Cheryl Howell janice Howell Barbara Houston Robert Howell jim Hoyle jeannie Hubbard jerry Hubbard Sylvia Huck Kenny Hudgens Rocky Hudson Vickie Hudson Susan Huff Terri Hughes Caroll Huguenin Ann Hunter Ken Hunter Michael Huntor Vance Huntor Don Hurley Raymond Hurley Mary Ann Hurtack Allen Huse Foster Hustin Francine Iannone Mac lnabinett jeff Irvin Charles Isles Laura lvester Lynn lvester Khanis jaber Cathy jacks Carver jackson Charles jackson Claude jackson Gregory jackson Freddie jackson Pam jackson Beatrice jalbert Frankie james Shirley james Lake jameson Katherine janzen 356 N-mx K' l.., Sandra larrard Mike lefferson Phillip lefferson Michael Ienkins Virginia lelley Tim lenkins Melvin leter Robert loe Betty lohnson Holly lohnson lerry lohnson john lohnson Kathaleen lohnson Lula lohnson Margaret johnson Sandra lohnson Shari lohnson Sherry lohnson Suzanne lohnson Tim lohnson Willie lohnson Nancy lohnston Barry lones David lones Debbie lones Debra lones Frankie lones lames lones ludi lones Kenneth lones Melvin lones Rollis lones Ronald lones Tony lones Wanda lones Wiski lones Harold lordan Roger lordan Susan lordan Regina loseph Connie lulian Roy lunkins 35 7 l E Q l L :kwa-ivavvw Mike lustice Dawn Katesman limmy Kay Darrell Kegsler Cherryle Keller Ann Kelly L. 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Kelley Darryl Kelly Beverly Keith Kenneth Keith Candace Kenneth Mark Kerhulas Dann Kerr Dennis Kinard William Kincaid Bobby King Denise King Edith King Harold King lohn King lohn King Lester King Susan King Sylvester King Vicki King Sandra Kinsland Donald Kitchen Lisa Knaver Suzi Knebusch lames Knight Ricky Knight lerry Konen Angela Koonce Michael Koyse Heidi Kozlow Theresa Kraft Carolyn Kuch Lisa Kuemmerer Don Laigle Bernard Lake Phillip Lake Elmer Lambert 358 sf., W 'Q I F I l ludi Lambert Dan LaMunyou Earl Lance Richard Land Davis Landrum Steve Langston Billy Lark David Larsen Virginia Larson lohn Lathan Richard Latimore Marian Latimer Lynn Lawless Kenneth Lawson Stanley Lawrence Stephen Lawrence Teresa Lawson lacqueline League lsreal Ledbetter loan Ledford Beth Lee Diane Lee lohn Lee Michael Lee Randy Lee Sammie Lee Laurie Leinster Benjamin Lemhouse Kurt Lem hou se Ann Lense Vicki Leonard Ronald Leslie George Lester Steven Leuerette Katherine Lewis Kenny Lewis Margaret Lewis Frank Linebergen lames Link Margie Linder Vicki Lindner Anna Little 359 Robert Linville William Lloyd Golanda Lobo Larry Lockee David Logeman Larry Loister Thomas Lollis Grace Lomex Anne Long Cecil Long joy Long Terry Long Vickie Long Barbara Longoria Beverly Lonsdale Ralph Loper Wilma Lopp Cathy Loso Ken Lothridge Charles Loures Kathryn Low lames Lowe lim Lowry Robert Lowery Angela Lyda Roscoe Lyda Elaine Lykes Wayne Lynn Robert Lyons Thelma Mac hen Gary Mack Bobby Madden Robert Madden Willie Madden loAnn Maddox Morris Maddox Elvin Maeb Michael Magee Fredia Mahaffey Susan Mahaffey Beverly Major Carl Major 360 K. ,sqm i i 'vs I Deborah Maior Richard Major Shirley Major Ioe Malene Angela Mangrum Melissa Mann Indira Marayna Richard Markel William Marley Marie Marlow Anna Marshall Helen Marshall Brenda Martin Deborah Martin Fred Martin jackie Martin Robert Martin Karen Martin Randy Martin Rudolph Martin Sheryl Martin Margaret Mary Carey Mason Charles Mason Mike Mason lan Masters Glenn Masters Marie Matheson Henry Mathews Barretta Mathis Gail Mathis lackie Mathis Arthur Mauldin Thomas Mayes Leland Mayfield Martha McAIister Ruth McAIister Arthur McBride Clarence McBryde lames McBryde lerry McCall lohn McCann 361 .4 M, ,mv ,I Dale McCard Becky McCarson Richard McCaskilI Dale McClain lames McClendon lohnnie McCrary Alice McCreary Annette McCrosIey Melissa McCrory Robert McCollum Mary McCuen Bonnie McCullough Deborah McCullough Glenda McCullough Gwen McCurdy lohn McDaniel lack McDaris Nancy McDonald Gary McDowell loy McDowell Margaret McElmurray Glenda McElrath lennifer McElrath Robert McElrath Tim McElveen Ann McGarity Lucricia McGee Samuel McGill Cheryl McGinnis Benny McGregor lames McKee Patsy McKelvey Thomas McKenzie Ronald McKinney Kathrine McKittrick Russ McKittrick Miltone Mclendon Bryl McLeod Wayne McKinney lames McMahan loyce McMahand Patricia McMaxin 362 Richard Meador Debbie Mealor Beth Medlock Anita Megee David Meggs Hany Mehany Clark Mendith lan Merck Donald Merritt Vicki Messer lane Messor Barbara Meyer Greg Michaelson Alberta Mickler Robert Milks Clare Miller David Miller David Miller lim Miller Michael Miller Michael Miller Olivia Miller Richard Miller Robert Miller Tonya Miller Gary Mills ludy Milton Landy Mimnaugh Lewis Mims Kamran Mir Chuck Mitchell Elizabeth Mitchell Trena Mitchell Twyman Mitchell Billie Mixson Pamela Mohr Vicki Morgan Rene Montgomery Sandy Moody Chris Moon Larry Moon Marilynn Mooneyham 363 iSf'vI3??in5PK'f?f 751?'73?f?F??,'?-'iLl!5 551' '-V' 7 -'1 Gay Moore lanis Moore Lynn Moore Lynn Moore Marcia Moore Margaret Moore Ralph Moore Kathy Morris Rick Morris Carolyn Moragne Patricia Morgan Beverly Morris Keith Morton Robert Morton Marilyn Mosley I. B. Moton Ellison Morris Marilyn Mosley Alice Moss Angela Mullikin Maxine Mullis Guy Murff loseph Murphree Keith Murphy Abraham Murray Willie Murray George Murrell Shirley Muse Paul Mutis Fran Mveller Max Myers Howard Nabeal Marianna Nash Peter Nash Donna Nations Lynn Nations Benjamin Neal William Neely Mary Neil Barbara Nelson Carroll Nelson Kay Nelson 364 'Win NK: ix X N 15' UQ- ? Y Hn...- lib' Blix , l Linda Nelson Patricia Nelson Scott Nelson Debrella Nesbitt Dale Newman lack Newsome lerred Nichols Kenneth Nicholson Ronnie Nix Michael Nolan Christine Norris Richard Oeland Lemmie Ogles Douglas Oliver Fuzzy Oliver Thomas Oliver Helen O'Neal Lynne O'Neal Rufus O'NeaI Barbara Orr Lonita Orr Walter Orren Caryl Osborne Tena Osteen Quinn Ouzts Ricky Overstreet Susan Overstreet Columbus Owens Eddie Owens lanet Owens Ray Owens Robert Owens Valerie Owens Clint Owings Ann Pace Paula Pace Rita Pace Troy Pace Nancy Page Charles Pal Winston Palmer Mildred Palmore 365 Bob Pannell Valerie Pape Mari Parillo Tracey Parham Maria Parker Sherry Parnell Tommy Parker Deborah Parks Cindy Parr lo Ellen Passmore Elaine Patterson lanette Patterson Kathy Patterson Nan Patterson Rusty Patterson Toni Patterson Kathy Paxton Marion Payne Richard Payne Alvin Peace Sarah Peayman Perry Penion Dorothy Penland Virginia Penland lohn Pennington Beverly Pepple Delmar Perciual Michele Perdue Barbara Perkins Michael Pennenter Arthea Perrin Linda Perrin Eva Perry Susan Perry Gary Peters Brenda Peterson Lynne Pettit Marsha Perry Sharon Petty Gene Pickens Linda Pickens Deby Pierce 366 5 . 61' Inu.-- 'UN Mi 441 fs V p Wie, if 1 l I' A Y. , l 1 ffi fi 5, 1 - ,S , mi' ' fggifdl 2 P My ,I L ,4 it L i s, .1 .,. Donna Pierce Holly Pitchure Buford Pitman Helen Pittman Cynthia Pitts loey Pitts Steve Pitts Patsy Phelps Buddy Phillips Carol Phillips Glenn Phillips Mark Phillips Sharyn Phillips lerry Plarson Tony Pliaconis Sandra Poole Deborah Poore Debbie Porter Debbie Porter Dot Porter Kenneth Porter Presley Portwood Gene Potts lames Potts Gordon Powell loanna Powell Gertrude Powers Michael Pushas Francine Pushas Susan Preacher Sheila Preslar David Prince lohnny Prince Tommy Prince Connie Pruitt Vivian Pruitt Russell Pryor Susan Putman Harold Pyles B. I. Quarles Harpe Queney Larry Rockley 3 67 1' H Marsha Ragsdale Harold Raines Harold Raines lames Raines Harold Rainey Kathryn Rainey Robert Ramsey Marie Rardon Chris Raschiottie loseph Ravan Irene Raxten Michael Ray Richard Ray Richard Ray Vicki Rector David Redding lo Ellen Redmond Michael Reece lames Reed Rusty Reed Thomas Reed Cynthia Reeder Elliott Reems Mike Reese Roslyn Reese Glenda Reeves Billy Reid Calvin Reid lolly Reid Lonnie Reid Ted Reid William Reid B.B. Register Robert Register Ken Reynolds Ric Reynolds Bennie Rice lohn Rice Loretta Rice Mary Rich Parker Rice Susan Rice 368 N T. in H 4 1 'KF' 5'-5, 4 'fl ,Aff Ki' 1.2 55' ,, 'V ' f , V ' ,. , .. V , mmf? if ' 1: w in 92, 3, wgqfsf y 'P , i. Q9 X 1 li - 'zz , 22 V W X ' Y- R Y i . A 'xfx il ifm , A Q Z . 1 I y r fs 2 V ' . . J- in V Cheryl Richardson I. W. Richardson Lynn Richardson Brenda Riddle lames Riddle William Rider Steve Redlehoover Elizabeth Rigby Howard Riley Ronald Ritzie German Rivera Don Rhodes Lewis Rhodes Vance Rhodes Debbie Roberts Deborah Roberts Daniel Robinson leannie Robinson Manuel Robinson Nancy Robinson Patricia Robinson Kathy Rochester Lenora Rochester Michael Roddy loAnne Rode Rudoff Rodel Cecilia Roe Lindsey Rogers Lynn Rogers Ted Rogers lim Rohrer Candler Romonam Cindy Roper Pete Ros Pauline Rosamond Terry Rosamond Barry Rosemond Dorothy Rosemond Linda Rosenthal Sandy Rozell Robert Rucker Candace Runion 369 if E' W QF'-'E' Katherine Rush Brenda Ryan lames Ryan Anita Ryer Larry Salmon Kathy Salvo londy Sammons loyce Samples Renee Samples Henry Sanders Leroy Sanders loan Sandlin Linda Sarginson Carol Satterfield Doug Satterfield lohn Satterfield Lisa Satterfield Althea Satterwhite Teresa Saylors lames Scarbarough Russ Scarborough Suzan Schmutz Kathryn Schnitzer Bennie Schwiens Dorothy Scott lames Scott Kathleen Scott Brenda Screws I. C. Scroggs Kathy Scroggs Betty Seera Mary Ann Seifried Susan Sentell Brenda Sewell Paula Seymour Simon Sfeir Terry Shackett Sandy Shakley Samuel Shank Bansal Shashank Brynda Shaw Leslie Shaw 370 17? 'fb R233 i Tony Shehan Dianne Shell Melinda Shelton William Sheppard lohn Sherard Tommy Sherbert William Sherfield Linda Sherman Debbie Sherill Laura Sheriff Susan Sheriff Sharon Shields Bill Shirah Max Shirley Steve Shirley leff Shoaf Donna Shockley Linda Shockley Charlene Shuffler Weslie Shuhan Willie Shuler Nekita Shumate Danny Simard Robert Simmons Daniel Simpson Gwendolyn Simpson lames Simpson Mike Simpson Willie Simpson lames Sims Adelle Singleton Ann Singleton Susan Sizemore LouAnn Skinner Irvin Slanks Clifton Slater Betty Sloan lacque Sloan lames Sloan Ben Smart Marian Smart Chaneta Smith 371 Charles Smith Charles Smith Cindy Smith Dennis Smith Dennis Smith Frank Smith Gregg Smith lames Smith jimmy Smith loAnn Smith Ken Smith Laura Ann Smith Lynne Smith Mabel Smith Marion Smith Mary Smith Mary Smith Pamela Smith Phillip Smith Ranee Smith Roy Smith Sandra Smith Shirley Smith Sonny Smith Steve Smith Stewart Smith Roger Smith Marian Smoot Sheri Snipes Beth Snow Cheryl Snow Greg Snowden Alan Sorrells Randolph South Becky Southerland Larry Spelts Karen Spencer Linda Spitzer Linda Spurgeon Bob Stack Debbie Stalling Richard Stoner 372 vi ff! Milton Stanton Vicki Stark Connie Stephens Daniel Stephens Diane Stephens Eddie Stephens Gaye Stevens Steve Stevenson Calvin Stewart Donna Stewart lames Stewart Ray Stewart Karen Stlodman Thomas Stock Robert Stockman Linda Stokes Walter Stokes Thomas Stokes Susan Stoller Michael Stone George Storysenmire Ed Strenkowaki Lydia Stroud Paul Styles Tommy Suber june Suddeth Beverly Suggs Carrie Sullivan Lewis Sullivan Mary Sullivan Wilkerson Sullivan Willie Sullivan Debbie Sumrall Vicki Surratt Sharon Swaney lames Swanner Earl Sweeney Lanzo Sweeney Pellar Sweeney Sharon Sweeney Debbie Shift Pat Swords 373 lenette Talbert Margaret Talley Larry Tarrance Anita Tate Sammie Tate David Taylor Debbie Taylor Gail Taylor loyce Taylor luanita Taylor Larry Terry Libby Thibault lanet Thomas Ernest Thomason Hassola Thomason Howard Thomason Cynthia Thompson Danny Thomas Henry Thompson lohn Thompson loy Thompson Willie Thompson Mary Tibbetts Vickie Tibbs Duane Tice ludy Tigue Robin Tillitson Fred Timms Edward Tims Sars Tinsley Arthur Tipton Teresa Todd Robert Tolorn George Tomlin lames Tompkins Patricia Toms Michael Trammell Sherri Transon Larry Travioli lames Trayaham Lee Treuchon Phillip Sychra 374 'bs V, -- 37-V 5.311--M-5 n X ,, ff ' ! 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P , ' l : X is A , 'Q' ' S gp'-.v ,ml Elaine Trice Bill Tripp lanet Trotter Cathy Tucker lames Tucker lames Tucker Tommy Tucker Tommy Tucker Frances Tumblin Karen Tumblin Debbie Turner Karen Turner Mark Turner Rita Turner William Turner Robert Turrentine Sharon Tyles Lori Type LeeAnn Tyson Donna Vandiver Samuel Vanse lack Vaughn lohn Vaughn Sharon Vaughn David Via Renee Wade Tim Wade Clyde Waddell Lloyd Wakefield Gary Wagoner lames Waldrop loan Waldrop Charles Walker Robin Walker Terry Walker Charles Wallace Gay Wallace Sharon Wallace Tim Wallace Robert Walson Marilyn Walton Bill Ward 375 Gina Ward Henry Ward Hugh Ward Tracey Ward Diane Wardlaw Ernie Wardlaw Lynne Warren Brenda Washpon Susan Waters Nancy Watkins Eddie Watson Honnie Watson loAnn Watson Melvin Watson Patricia Watson Robert Watson lane Weatherly Harold Weathers Vera Webber Martha Weiger Herman Welborn lerome Welborn Karen Welborn Mary Wenn Susan Wentzel Gregory Werk lohnny West Sally Westmore Marlene Westmoreland Rita Wham Carol Wheeler Genette White Sally White Stephen White Ruth Whiten Stan Whitlock lohnny Whitmire Peggy Whitmire Mike Whitsker Dennis Whitten lulie Wiggs Steve Wilder 376 Z w hm aj hQ', dOl '1b-1 Spence Wilkens Terry Wilkins Barbara Williams Barbra Williams Carolyn Williams Charles Williams Dexter Williams Donna Williams George Williams lames Williams lanice Williams loe Williams Lyman Williams Marolyn Williams Mary Williams Miles Williams Nelson Williams Parker William Richard Williams Roxie Williams Terry Williams Theresa Williams Walter Williams Wanda Williamson Dennis Willis Rebecca Wills April Wilson Ava Wilson Brenda Wilson Connie Wilson Diane Wilson Donnie Wilson Dwayne Wilson limmy Wilson Libby Wilson Shirley Wilson Steve Wilson Willette Wilson Cheryl Winkler Susan Wiser Patricia Ann Witc her Vickie Wofford 377 'ie-,gf 'nv -91,1 ,et-'r -fix: EL :- 1 izbsz-QF:-1-16:5-E.. Bobby Woods Cheryl Woods Debbie Woods limmy Woods Shirley Woods Gary Woolerm Delane Wooten Maria Wooten Tim Wooten David Wortham Mary Worrell Frankie Wright Patrick Wrenn Lita Wyatt Morris Wynn Beverly Yeargin Celva Yost Dianne Young Donna Young Frances Young George Young Kathy Young Minnie Young Shirley Young 8 Y . n? . ', ' I1 1 'VI--1' . ,.. N - ,.,,.. -- N pgsxzrrrrrff- 's i ?zI5g',',',',',32E N lm- x ' A Y 'ff ' LSP 4 ' I' . ,H WL'- ? 2 ' X ' f -V X -, ,,.1,. x - ,, .. -is K 5 QQ. i ,I 1 'J W 15, ,N V HZ' A - , Q me ww5,f li , V ' A ' A1 'A WM., t I A .. I X . as 7 :V I M? M , x , V I 'MN . lib , ..... L.LI2r .t ,,4m,,. -. Q, , emfsmwi-,ails-:QLQLB-wf1G.i'Tf': , ,V any i 1 1 .4 ..,4' 380 L THE DEDICATIU MAKES IT FI AL We saw the plans and heard the bids. We witnessed the ground breaking and watched the building progress. We looked on as they placed the name on the side of the building and helped move in. And now finally we have participated in the dedica- tion of the Nursing Education Building. Now there's room for all the needed equipment, the technique practice, and all the many students we are training. Mrs. Garrison's dream has been realized, Dr. Barton's promise has materialized and the students' hope is answered. 381 CGNSTRU CTIO CAN OFFICIALLY BEGI Greenville TEC is growing so fast the walls are fairly bursting and the Industrial Divi- sion is the fastest grower. Now we have broken ground and construction is start- ing on the Industrial Complex. The build- ings will house all the industrial and trans- portation courses. lt's impressive to see the ground broken and know that soon it will be covered by buildings full of equipment, classes and people. it-2' :O si-3' :H Q srlgxjx 382 ,fa ' We Q., ,Q I U X. , irq' 059.5 5 ' E53-v i 3 n Q , i A , , 4 5' , A 4 .-I Z .4 4,- I W ? ibm Ill 11xW,,N,.f2Q I Wx ' x ' I A , Q.. ,Q f x 1 J gm A z ' 2? 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' Q. ,8g? is-fav-H,.rIv:i+w lfbfvf -,'I4f3y.s:. ':Yf3'Sz, -w.1ewg.?f? TWV: gwzivzf 6 Q ' , 5 si? x M v N ww e X Q IEANIE BETTIS BECCMES GCVERNCR OF S. C. STUDENT LEGISLATURE TEC President Barton meets with student leaders 4ff..'Ldf!,'l1il'11'flll' Il 4 g W. ,, se QL, Q ...J cz- if 2. X' Again, Greenville TEC marks a first! The election of Ms. leanie Bettis as Governor of the S. C. Student Legislature is significant in that this was the first time a student of a two-year institution has held this high office. Governor Bettis, along with some of her delegates, are pictured. ' 395 V x -XHN IM . , - ,wv jw x . : L 2 ,. if -we 'FST 34' , -- 3i?55?5i 'X'Li'.E?E:1'559:I1F1 - A f.. ' - ' - - -, V V 'N ' - STUDE T GCVERNMENT l i l Mark Armstrong, President of the Student Body 396 L , Q ,I 1 ell l Mrs. Hazel P. Hall, Dean of Student Affairs. P l Mrs. Patricia Greiner, Coordinator of StudentGovernment. l l I 3 1 A'-wt f leanie Bettis, Vice-President of the Student Body. CYHfhia Pitts, 59Cf9iafY 0f the Student B0dY- 97 anime:-sr: 'eZf - 1-'rfv1n?:fise' - ! i Q I L Y X C LNNQAN' ' X, ' ':Xe, 'f. N 9 398 DIVISIO PRESIDENTS K Alexander Brockman, Adult Education Donna Pierce, Allied Health Dexter Williams, Techriical. Q X w l Larry Hardin, Business. E Smokey Gillespie, Industrial Karl Kelly, College. 399 . M. 4,'--.,el'm-1- 'I . .. . - ww, .Q-'if NY-1-1-if f1 '4' ' :Ze 2a':3ffHfQ-amen: sm-122--I , NX N Y 4 4 i rw Q . ff m A f P P E Z f 'igf 400 REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL x x :I 'B ' J'-E121 -'::' 1 . 'sf --R aisin --1 -Sufi . f WHO'S WHO 402 Mark Armstrong Business Administration leanie Bettis Para Legal Bobby L. Braden Dental Lab Technology f if W , iw Q f ,J WHO'S WHO 5, lerry A. Cooper Engineering Graphics Teresa Dillard Dental Assisting Sara Ann Griffin Medical Secretary 403 WHO'S WHO ff f f 404 lohn Hunter Architectural Engineering Barbara Hill Executive Secretary Brian Huntley Civil Engineering ,ff U' WHO'S WHO if :msc-4... - Cathy lacks Optometrics Alphonse Charles lanulis Dental Lab Technology Billy loe Lark Industrial Engineering 405 afgit f, ' pi, . mf 1 -A W 1 -A e aff -. WHO'S WHO ,, J.-,Z fv'f9'ZN',2z,-,f v W Jffv f ff W1 iff yay V, , V7-1,7 my X gfayy 4 f f l El 406 L Susan Mclntire College Transfer Harold M. Myers Metalworking Beverly Pepple College Transfer 4 WHO'S WHO 'Wx 'qi-N.. ik Donna Pierce . - X 'KJ l Will Dental Hygiene ,gf-I it 3 'Mai '1 6 WW ,.,..J' Cynthia Reed Associate Degree Nursing Michael Fred Roddy Dental Lab Technology 407 fv25f5-E552'!'a:?'f-I,Q?:n--,'- L.. -2 1f:1fe.' -.:S-:1f::-::aa'i-s.:f- - -- 4 ' f ' K l P 1 3 1 i L WHO'S WHO 408 E 'rg 'Qlfgaf Russ Scarborough Business Administration Linda Schwab College Transfer Betty Ruth Seera Dental Hygiene David B. Smith Theresa Snipes Metal Working Architectural Engineering I af N 45 inn. ' 'Wi 1' 'Y . .... rr. . , 'd l ' . a . . l . N, x nf ll A f x Q 41 is Xi? Ml. . af ' dna. W ff: james W, Splawn A Dexter Williams Respiratory Therapy Architectural Engineering N 'v 31 :IZ 43' :ze eff' , N. 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PUBLICATIONS W 1 i W1 i N-ie, A 414 Bill Tripp, Newspaper and Yearbook, Russell Scar- borough, Editor of the Newspaper, lohnny Whit- mire, Editor of the Yearbook, Eileen Clayman, Assis- tant Editor of the Yearbook, Buddy Phillips, Feature Editor of the Yearbook ,ri THE CIIMSMEY IS A RE L TRIP Russ Scarborough took the wheel of the Odyssey and steered it through the churning waters of GTEC. 415 .. .153'SNi!kxe2:WB .- I Q K 416 'QHWA17 ,nan lohnny Whitmire, Editor Bill Tripp, Layout Editor Eileen Clayman, Assistant Editor 4 l,1: Y .-.1, Z . i ,F f ..,, si -wmwww' -1 1' Qi? 'f , A ',.t 'w'wjMn lanet Whiting, Literary Advisor Mr. Bill Garrison, Publications Advisor Buddy Phillips, Feature Editor Dt: 417 l i ,INDI-fiivflf-T42'L'E'1'i I i x i ...-,mmwa-ws. 'ima x 418 EPILOGUE f. 1'-uw . 1' r-:.- '-Q-L.--. . -N .A H ' 3i5'f:E.Te:'l5f7:-g-2E'4J,.-9f:-fb.,-A Q-+:vv,.rx.f e,:.::1-Iy:- 1 r 1 M' W . ,Ay be ,f,, a- J , 3 ' 5',+1:'v.N r -, ,sg L . My L .J zmi ,ykifkhm aww. 'venus TH NKS FDR THE MEMCRIES Dr. Palmer, State Executive Directory Y. W. Scarborough, Chairman of the State TEC Committee, W. Louis Williams, Chairman of the C-TEC board, and Dr. Bar- ton all paid tribute to the faculty and staff in the first appreciation luncheon ever to be held for the GTEC backbone. Steve Bowie and Bill Garrison provided entertainment, and the employees pro- vided some avid appetites. There was a line from the auditorium lobby to the Fi- nancial Aid office. ' R .1 , 2 . . ' 1 Q . 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Need we say more ? 1 1 1 422 '1g,1111,1,1 ,'11j1111 '11Ug:I1 x , , , , Q,11J'-Q 111F1 .,11 11.111111,11.,1,111-111111,111111 1 111, ,1 1- 111,,,11..1,,1,111g1.11. 1 111 ,111 1111 1115 11111, ,11g1111,1, 1,11111 11111.1111,1,111- , 151,1111111111111i111111 11111 1, 1, 11 ,, 11, , ,,,,1 1, 1.11 1,1111 - 1 11111131.11 1 sjwv Clare, are you gonna be all right? Time out lf tomorrow weren't Friday I couldn't make it. Did you say food. 42 2 ?s:5.i'5!e .75?.5r -'Sri ,. fi. 1 i i WN-wr Q -,x, E i I l i. R Q x l - 1 W 5 J R. A 2 ..,. :Lv YM E b I Mwgmwtw. 2 ' 2 2 f 'mme Let me tell you about your V.A. benefits l Accounting's not funny. l 1 424 -,N 1 N if . 9 K , ,cg-. 'X - 'H 1' S . I , 'V if 53: IO . .1 i ,- J' 5 5 A3 Q 4' eh J .H- .icsdug Au, 'T'- If gf? T 5 ,ll 1 uf kd RCGQLA fc: 1 I J 1 I, s. x, ,m 1 4,55 N E, 'H V e We .f 5 f I 4 E Kyiv 1.2-yy 2 5' f f M MW N In 'xv , , A , L A Q , M y Eff !! , , lff kw' if I f dst Textiles 81 TEC go hand in hand. Is this a package deal? I I Dee McKinney says to the cow, 'I ll take two. 42 'YC ' ' 1 g i-ii'-if , wa Q C 3.3 fx' 5 x 5 S rf The Constitutional Revision Committee put in many long hours. Ron lones practices welding teeth together in Dental Lab. Operating Room Technology was a busy place. Caught in an act ! Eileen's month was always bigger than that. No wonder our team demonstrates successful public relations. 426 5 i 1 1 iv-N, . X lvl 1 'P' 3 f if W1 ff ig, 4 13 WN? if 334.3 I 'ff ggi- mxfgygf '-wan-4 I T5 427 322-?2i! 1F 5f2P e5 f .:. 1 1-0 : f',1 L-:.-': -- - A . -. I , lf wwf' 55 , If If Z,Wf f E Ek !+ E E 2 wwf ' 1 MQW! 1 1 1 I 428 Football at TEC takes on a new slant. The Christmas dance was a moving event. Two students attempt to hold up a piece of heavy equipment. Takin' a break in welding. I MQ, ff ,Fw Q6 f 5 dlluuuq., ' Q , 429 2 1 1 a N 1 s l n 41 1 ,,-,..,,-. - ,K I , 4 .,. Qv S I f 1 fu..- l i 'Wh--. is ln!! Heavy equipment men go to work in a style all their own. We're always movin' on TEC. The secret is to start with clean nails. Obviously, Technical Secretaries learn to look sharp as well as to be sharp. W N 1 2 N , a l 1 W 4 ET'S IUST T KE LOCK AT THE SURFACE was 4 If ' , ..-,-,Z 1 xx ai ,w if NX, V1 I It - .f I ' . 51 I. Q' , u S' I I CAN YO FI D THE REAL CIVIL E GINEERI G I STRUCTOR? No its not no 1 hes Lurching Larry prepared to lunge No no. 2 is Timid Thomas terrified to approach no. 3 s Incredulous Eric the unbeliever and no. 5 is Vehement Vincent vigorous in viol 1ting vermin Can It be that our industrious in- structor is no 4, the cool, cautious point- er? 433 .. .J l ' w 4 .T l x N li 'E l It les L Buddy Phillips wants the rest of the Mental Health Instability demonstrated by Dee Collier. group to believe he's a living doll. Speaking of groups in Mental Health 434 Togetherness is one of the names of the game. fx 1 M T ,D xx ki fix: wg fx WWA. ff' 2?- fmggeb 4 , xi-2: 'I M ,., 'B ,, nf fav? 436 ip'-'annul ,gm aw'-l W-A N Fil: l' 'if it x X 'gg i K .lf Q . 1 4 ' ' -na .W V., L, , N? ig. or ef fs S. vv'i70 '7Y gsm P. 5. ,f Il I K 3 5 ,Ms-. YQ-ca 1 .f How can the head bone possibly be connected to the foot bone? The Welding Class, lanet Whiting, and Walt Brannon out for a spring drive. Zelphia Shumate and lanie Ruth Hagood find it as easy to laugh as to cry at today's prices. Good food, good friends, good times. Showing off that new shoe, Clint? 437 4 4 ' si? :pst eff' g, rwff 44 REQ sv' mf? A paid. mfg R P f-.f. 'list 'Qu' 'ilgn 41 4-if V' v, Q I., S , ?' , N 1-'I .' ff ., Q55 K i x s, 439 '1+-fm... qu...- ,. -.fix ., Lug j ss -f N t. fi fa . ys Q 5 ..:':5I - 1 ss F X 51-535' , '- Q X s fa -s. 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'i X'1 i- 3391 r - , 1 fa, 5 r M l 1 3x ,X Vx lr pl Qlx l 12 l'i 1 E is Q t l ! l I n l We're number one, says Ronald Harris, Waymond Oliver, Charles tDocJ McGee, Sammy Gambrell, Barry Rosemond, Calvin Madden, Danny Yates, and Phillip Lake. 444 Tim Bruce, Dendy Wakefield, Rusty Dimsdale, james Smith, Gary Mills, Mike Kayce, lim Bennett, and Alton Swayingham - who almost made it a perfect season for College. 4 F' wa' B WINS IT ALL! On Sunday, March 23, 1975, at Westminster Presbyterian Church gym, BA ll, took it all. Having achieved an unde- feated season, the outstanding team gave the College team, also undefeated previ- ously, a lesson in how to play basketball. The season was highly successful for everyone who participated, and GTEC is grateful to Ron Noe, Fred Snoddy, Susan Ellenburg and Norm and Pat Griener for their contributions in officiating, scoring, and managing. 445 3:24 446 ag, X s at 2. X QR V M50 -Ties 42 WWW Quit! 161 wal fig!!! Kiln! Pat Barnes says Greenville TEC has an open door pohcy And the race IS on Don Edwards reflects on a statement In hrs medl cal surgery book. S . Sf? S1 ,- ,N - X s - 3 V f 1 gf V TKFOQ 5, I X M'IHV6t Xllll E iii 'llll lx ll.l,l.'m ,Q I tt: I' gtf,l'v.1i ffm- I' N lflll f fffl Q ' upwfiu flfxlpljfkfl , i I Gil ,V , , If Vol fa: Xfxllfuiirrmftr? N ,, mf P- I Q 1 Mr 5,51 Q 'ml'FlTS. QR SG A ltr. WlIlANlS+-. mfs ' 'vlwuu-vw--.. . - I tvulv an wc PHILLIPS FOR ' VICE PRESIDENT M.. -M -.....-W,-.wr-awaf.-.,.A..m..., , . is 1 V II 4 II , , 1, l ummm 'tree Vw unn.xs-mamma' V 1 ' ll asa '94-6 I i SOUTHERN HOME QSGARDEN SHQW ' nk ft 1,9436 my Q Q I lm: t,n,,wm, A Smut, I Tra i?mvr2? 4MA32?ism ':'z,s.c, on lpck , 1 da ,J -.,,-nnuI Hey, we're back here, Dummy! ffwell, that's not exactly the answer I wanted, says Kay Grastie. Sheena Christopher can't believe she has to type that whole list. 447 S R7 I i I I, . I I I , I , I II :N 5 S Z 5:5 E S f Si as 2. 5 2,2 E fl I , 2 I Q , iv, ll? I 'QE it ,. E IE I E . iii r ' 1 , 422 I I 1 ' M S31 1 I I I I I Q Q Fl ' Isa I uw 5,2 'K I -fs . I I fl l FI L I Appropriate words are hard to find to describe my experiences on the '75 TEC- nique staff. When I first entered TEC I looked at it with awesome, wondering eyes. After working on the TECnique I view it through eyes filled with pride and respect I would like to use this space to thank all the faculty, staff, and students for being so cooperative. Special thanks go to: Mr. Bill Garrison -for untiring efforts as Advisor and uncomplaining hours spent in typing, too. Mrs. Hazel Hall -for understanding sup- port and constant leadership. lanet Whiting -for contributing her ex- traordinary gift for writing. Mac McDonald - for layout, design, and photographs. Gordon Epley - for superb artwork. Beth Lee - for introducing the idea of working on the yearbook to me. The Staff -for dedicating many hours to The TEC-nique. - and last, but no means least - Eileen Clayman -for being the most out- standing assistant editor the school could ask for. I sincerely hope that you enjoy the book, and to you who are leaving this year, I wish you all the hope, happiness, and prosperity in the world. lohnny Whitmire - Editor 448 9 1 i X. 4 1 , , 6 J D 4 . 1 N X I I 1 J I I 1 s w 1 ,, w ' .Y A I 1 Y 1 1 1 ? wma ' '- -' 3- Q- fr. ffk ,153 IX-m 1L.LC,lJ. Lf. L.. . '.,w-wso X Q4 Q ' o uf-1 1 1 .Lu