Greenville Technical College - Tecnique Yearbook (Greenville, SC)
- Class of 1979
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gf: 'i Tec-yesterday, today, tomorrow On a former garbage dump stands the state's largest and most progressive technical institution, containing the third largest school popu- lation in South Carolina. In our state, the mention of Tec quickly brings to mind Greenville Technical College, a model school for the nation, where people from all over the world come to visit and to learn. 2 Tec Life . 4 , en . . f ' Q I Q . s, iv, . .sf - us . - , , .n . 4 kg , L f . 5 ef If . 'i I 'ff ,sl ' '-'- : 'f aa. ' - '- - A V' 'r' ' , ' Q v -1' I Q. 'I Q 0 . Q F ' . 1-cv' v A I Q IW 5' ' Q ' ij. '15 , hw lh J 4' 0 Q, 'V Q 1-9' ' ', 1, N MLN. v I, 0: . Y v .3 1 :A . .1 orb 4 , 1 ' . n . 4? t. 9 an ..',f Q . h i-' ' l I I ?., nil ' ,rr - ,W I ' . 9 s u s J 2 I - .. . ' 0 A. . Y ' I . ' gt . . it l I. l Tr 5 ' S '-5. ei . 5 'Q ' 1 . ' ' ' 'ww .I ' . 1- - '- U 1 ' f , a I ,,.!l 0 .. x , 4 . ,5 Itxl I. .ff 1' I X 9 sl' Q . K D o ' 110. .- 5 5, on 0 ' ' 9'. . -I LJ M .I , . P Q x U 1 .. A-. - ih.f4'l. 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'rf H 1.1.1, V 17- A,-,,, T A x..n .- v R .wi ...I 13 Cifgn V 1 I 0 ' N S I 'sf -44 A! if 1 V, If Tec Life 93 I uf 6 'Y 'I P 94 Tec Life ,,.,.1-1 f' P 1 P, vg- - ., . Y 1 5 1, ff ,,.- ,.-- ,,f' ff Q L 11. wi -Xu... Tec Life 95 1 ' 'KQLLAJG' -n 5 K' I X N. .gr E Qsvs '- 1343 .. - , nic 1 Y-s' 5' 'I IN N Q A Q. L, K , r V3 , , 1 l , V , ,X .!,, V X , I . , N . 42 3 ' H 1: I ffl A , .--.. -.... .: g - g..Q.,,g.g f .gl 5 . . - fs Q 9 S 'Q LMA? ' ' QI Q. xv +1 V 1 ' , ' fi-7 . A A1 , I' xx . k . i ,a W . X3 N E J '1 , 4-.r by 1 -dnb-4-un. .- 'Axim 4 . AA.- Lgnra' I-1 N' .Quan- ,-' - i.ni D' : '7'i 'TTS -li 15' ,11lllQ 5 nw pi- Q? QA.. .,g 1.,,... - -An.- . 'ini 9? 6. .na YYY? i P1 V1 i Mr s r MR 2 98 Community Leaders Luncheon in ffl! TEC held a Luncheon for Com- leaders of the Greenville area dur- the Fall Quarter of 1978. The speaker the President of Greenville Technical Dr. Thomas Barton. The luncheon held as our way of showing the leaders the Greenville Community our apprecia- ii and to keep them aware of the new ograms and facilities at Greenville Tec. Community Leaders Luncheon 99 Administration and Staff -1 Y S B ard 141 00 Staff 'sw I If ff- ' -ard Staff 5 Q ilu' 145 ' A -9. 3' H- 1' .P A -w - 77? 1 x Fr. W X ,Xi , x , ,-'li 102 Staff ff ii it f Dr. Thomas E. Barton, lr., President Staff 103 104 Staff W' .. 3 . 1 , , nf . ff, O Q 3 J . Y 1 fa .1 'gh lvl Mrs. Hazel P. Hall, Vice President for Student Affairs A xi I ,. AI Rampey, Vice President for Business and Finance in Staff 105 106 Staff ' Dr. Ron Connelly, Vice President for Education nn.-v A--if ,.-'-FEL-1, P if wut, 4. -, , .4 nj 4 'Tfpf i'q1 .:i1 .1- fm , 1.-rg. J fi Hz gy-.- :HE l F4 4 in-'r-,- ' Dr. Doug W. Brister, Administrative Assistant to President Staff 107 Ella Garrison, Dean of Allied Health Division Frank Guerreri, Dean of Industrial Technologies 108 Staff Ha 2? .A wi' -A it x ' , ' 'i ' fdff We xg-aux , J ,,,nY., QL rn' i ffl s v ' x 1 Frances Hines, Dean of Business Division lulius KiIgOf6, Dean of Developmental Studies Martin Pautz, Dean of Learning Resources Ron 523885, Dean Of Engineering T9Cnn0l0g595 XX Q ,i nl IE' li' 5' M , me i 1' '4'i fsf W i. I W 't 1 R i , H 1 V i i er i iii ' f I Mgeljjgg- -IE.: . QQ, j-i , ,Y -7 JA i-'P..:,.., '.-'1 Q, yw., E5 3,5-,. ., -, l.i.ii , ., M. :iff '1fEii7-ffflki. :V-1 ifffiifs H QVTTQ-E' 443.135 . . f :5iff'.F'i ' ny ml 'Wg mlfr ,-.,:,jxi'j,-q.54- kutr..--gg Fm-7: vb i -We ' J. If fflfisgn' 1.3 '-:MTN iw. A - V' G , 1 G J r ' ... lf. NX, XX- x ,flax -Q I. 6 gi. 6. Rice, Executive Dean of Associate Arts and Sciences Tgny Smith, Dean of Continuing Education Division .-in -+L i ,.i 1 ii? ' , A', :ill e ,, zifgifgl W X fiplgfi gf--refs 'fgfl-fgifdrufxkciii fi iff?- -'QSM' 'Is' 65 ii., ' . 'gr V . ,J-. 75,553-'h'5il ri l ..1., Ihr!! ui X'.'r '- 'Y F AAN Staff 109 Carl Thackston, Dean of Criminal justice Sian Th0mPS0f1, Dean of Students QL.. ,,,,4. i i 3 E J 110 Staff , . A ,T if r ', , +V . if M .ina-2' L' '- f 4 5 i K x ' ,Q J Dr. David Trask, Dean of Arts and Sciences Paul Batson, Assistant Vice President for Business Affairs , . 1' Lf Bruce BYCE, RGCFUHQV Doris Bolt, Director of Admissions Melba Brown, Nurse, Health Office ' ' f 4, iT ?Tf 'j'. fT'??, at -3- . 'i I -I Wall Brannon, Director Of PhY5iC3l Plant Sherry Abercrombie, Recruiter C.P. Altenhofen, Director of Auxiliary Enterprises Staff 111 Mike Bow, Counselor Carolyn Bishop, Cooperative Education 112 Staff ,J-1 1 . . J ' at john Burton, Director of Personnel ei ilgs .- 4 . f HY Sai: . X 4 Q , 'V 361 - . V, ,W if I' M uw., 'I I . . , 57' 1 lk ,' t -T' 3 , ,,. RN F7 A :goo ku r lv I ox W x 1 Si! 'ts l 'wg .I G' 'cr' 'Fi T 'e ' -. Job ' 'mmm 1 4 ff! ff, 1. ra. , , -'. ., r l A , , ' 'I 2. .,' l 'Q . 5.4 rv '-it Mic fu at t ' x 'fff' -. , fill ,, -. Becky Blackstock, Continuing Education Coordinator Edwin Barnett, Instructor, Adult Ed A 'Q pf , 1,24 : '-:Sirk W-. fi . 'VQN Hi - . ag- 1-if i1'?3?m?lilg. -- I' LP , I ' 'iff- K J I . . ,J ' . D A 1 ' 11 .fs .33 . 1. Rv it 5'-g,,.1g.-f.,-, ,-1, gt? ',-:l1,.111': '., .7 ..'-wp 1:1-1 .'g:., . l . ,i . 'H . - ' -is ll,, ' 'Nlx W N4 ' Henry Drummond, Administrative Assistant, C4 tinuing Education ' 9 Nt sex Viola Heath, Assistant to Vice President for Student lan Garland, Admissions Affairs. 7 A D -Q l-. 45 Ba 3, nz L . Y: :lr 1 - Ii 7 1 Q a rry Croce, VA Counselor .. .-nv--.S +J ?,,g wx ,.q, Roy Harlow, Custodial Services Linda Dawson, Financial Aid Bill M, Fleming, Registrar X Staff 113 Kay Grastie, Assistant Dean, Allied Health Ei' 4 , l ' ff 2 ii X 114 Staff lack Gilliand Veteran Affairs Robert Hemby, Counselor Ann Hutchinson, Coordinator of Publications l i' iw.. Wilma Henderson, Data Coordinator, Computer Center -1 1 Art lones, Coordinator of Veterans Affairs Frank D. Larkin, Director of Cooperative Education Carroll Lockaby, Counselor l I , ,nf - Charles Morris, Recruiter fmfaga A 8 E , -we- il ... l Q. Q19 -l- v . is , ff vu..- S , 1-1 if . 'Jil 7'55'li'+'. fg'.-. M lull-3 Lana' Bookstore Manage' l-Ynn Maffln, Scheduling 0ffiCel' Aurelia Morrow, Director of Public Relations Staff 115 Bob Murray, Coordinator CETA Program james A. New, Coordinator of AIDP Nancy McDonald, C00I'difIHIOl' of AES? i f I, . I. 7 di 1-. l A if' 1' ,gn be pn Q , N ,F .5 Y id I y ' ' ,L 1, , .x H I .3 s,.w. J H s Linda Forrester, Director of Faculty and Staff judy'McChesney, Counselor Lola MCD0naId, Assistant to Vice President of Development Finance 116 Staff Betty Olinger, Librarian K . .Hu .N , ig fix!-ar N 424 i -li ......-- Tom Merck, Chief Security Officer Geni Miles, job Placement Director Owen Perkins, Director of Community Services Q: 1 .15 if' 'y,c cf, , .. mg, K A-55525 97' ',fg5f swif t ' -b Zigi 'irc ' -' i3 1ii 4,19 na...-q H- : . ul-U b 1' I . Ray Mixon, Planning and Grants Coordinator Marilyn Pietraschke, Grants Staff 117 Pat Plowden, Counselor Tommie Reece, Counselor OllVef Rogers, Director of Counseling l N 7 ,i r. Il Y A fPI j ,ao A -n,l'?K Ally. '- Z XX ' Q S ff' l .1 Diane Reynolds, Counselor 118 Staff Janie E. Reid, Director of Financial Aid -. 1-1 Q r. ,-ry W- K AV.. C i N' i 'Y I . 4 Li. iw , 0 1 f 1 ug si if Richard Sawyer, Printer Chester Sims, Audio Visual Technician ., ' .,. . i, I i a. .-1 VICNT Sharon Shook, Counselor james Smith, Student Activities Coordinator jerry M. Stewart, Counselor, Veteran's Affairs 4 if uri . -'1 ' . --4 lx .. . ' ivfki A eff .Sidi V S- Ll 'l L me ' 3- f I W t. ITP: N -. gif 1 i g l 'TLP' -'J 5 K' 'fl .4 Bruce E. Smith, Photographer, Learning Resource Lyle Stelter, Department Head for Automotive Center Staff 119 jeff Williams, Coordinator of Occupational Van Vance, Shipping and Receiving Tom Mabry, Shipping and Receiving Development S Q 1 ,---1 120 Staff Qi F. Gregory Wood, Audio Visual Technician E 5 I! Q1 1 N Ron Urso, Audio Visual Specialist Susan Wildes, Communications Urge, I.D. Warren, Director, S.T.I.P. -v X .i, , .-Q: . -fx W f- fx H T. . V 'sa ., 5 A . ,v lah iff-' ,, .I -sq, S 4 if a i '1 I Hamlin Withington, Testing Coordinator Barbara Yonce, Librarian, Learning Resources 5 jefferson T. Ware, Counselor, CETA Staff 121 122 Staff MJ ffffll A Mix'-, f ' I is i...,. .f ', gf! james Smith, Student Activities Coordinator, says if you keep one eye on each finger your eyes won't cross. Y' Rita Brett, Secretary, AIDP Bayne, Secretary, Vice President for Terrell Ayers Maintenance Cindy Allen Secretary lndustnal Technologies Kathy Byce, Executive Secretary to the President lanice Brown, Secretary, Seminars Education Rose Converse, Secretary, Cooperative Education xg, rr' -Q- Donna Chapman, Financial Aid 124 Staff 'hu 'un jo Annah Cudd, Secretary, Continuing Education jack W, Campbell, Maintenance J i 2 1 'Zv- Annie Cureton, Switchboard julia Cross, Library Assistant Linda Davis, Financial Aid ag ,,,, .-'xi lima.: , -V ,nl . , ,-- Q-A M rv alt Brannon's hit-men: Charles Harvey, Fred Stone, Larry Oliver, and lack Campbell. X , . Staff 125 Shari Chalmers, Learning Resource Center Ginger Erlander, Library A +..l f X X mu, Y! ludy C. Ellison, Secretary, Maintenance I 7 4 if PH 5 if N - It .4 ,ag I 'ix 126 Staff .. ,.- -.- f .. -- -W -,,.,,?,, . 'W Lois Foster, I-ibf3l'Y Alice Griggs, Student Records Nancy Englisbe, Secretary, Continuing Education lanice lohnson, Bookstore l , l l i l l ? 'S i i In l 1 l L -. , AM, sf.. .alll I r .i , ei l I Teri Ann Keels, Secretary, Industrial Technologies Beverly LaCount, Switchboard 53 fi'-gllil.-':?5ll'4 i X-.a saggrbili. el . Millie Hudson, Secretary, Dental Evelyn Hughey, Secretary, Shipping and Receiving . '5- , r I r Lindy Lee, Night Switchboard Staff 127 U? nr W.: il! Cheryl McFarIin, Student Records l QQ My .ia 59 - lf' -v I Q '- ee Qc 'Q .X 'X -ll: ,.....x '29 fu., . .av-1 r - 'Ts- --I x M B--a.-A .ss Q. I-'nda M3h3ffeY SQCVCTHVY Alhed Health Beth McCarter Secretary Admissions Jacqueline Miles, Business Office Deborah Powe, Student Records Regina Orr, Business Qffice Marie Nix, Student Records 65 s hr' aff fl .', :,J, . 1 -.v . i n-q A r..-1 M. Plumley, Accounting Clerk, Business MH if 3? if 1, EY Grant Olson, Cooperative Education Kathy Moore, Secretary AIDP Staff 129 David A. Polk, Electronics Technician Barbara Porter, Financial Aid Kathy Quinn, Computer Center 17 QQ! V 1' ,. I. 'af Wig. it Cindy Rhodes, Seminars Linda Rhodes, Business Office Wade Riddle, Maintenance 130 Staff v ' JN took a great coach like Mike Hall to guide our basketball team in winning the Upper State jean Robertson, Secretary, Engineering Technology f 'H 2 sr, ,1 . ' gl ,v I. - ., . -V ,A , ti J Becca Rook, CCEW Staff 131 Rhodona Roddenberry, Secretary, lob Placement Phoebe Shirley, CounseIor's Assistant Betsy Shoolbred, Secretary, Student Aftairs if '1 KY' , . F., 5- 3 ,Z P Z 1 ll xx ' i 4 N X, t ., fe- 4 fig, N ' I -S' ' 1 Pat Seaborn, Student Records luanita Sizemore, Veteran Affairs Donna Steading, Secretary, Allied Health 132 Staff Q-ng Tony Smith and his evening people meet on Monday mornings. W , . ...ny 'ill . .M ...Ma 'my -v-vi' ,ii ,i J J -'4 Al R rl -if 1. .s - .. ILL 'Y 7 .J .tl fi ,.? ' '! .vi 5,5 'i 55 'Q-5.4 aff! v-A4 'fsiv'-FA , dwg 11:3,igQi-V .1 u,rt,,9 .:,-,AC 5511. ,'5i?i',-iii? - 'L .ivzdfailj I R .r s 531.33 J If you put the pedal to the metal, you get to take defensive driver's training with Bernard Decker. Staff 133 Glenn Jacobs atiempts to protect his fellow peers by slowing down a wild rush. The chow hounds line up for a meal in the Food Science Building. 134 Staff lg Maw Truesdale, Secretary, Personnel Charlene M. Thomas, Bookstore ,1- ....' 1. 1 A 1 ! ,Ny -J ' -.1 . ,- , ML, 2? . Nw g Eloise Stambaugh, Communications Sarah Sweeney, Student Records Beverly Summerrow, Secretary, Personnel Staff 135 Betty Watson, Student Records X. X:-rr ML ' aff' iw -i is if 3-sl! I l i l I f, .,, N -Y ' :VY V tlhix-inf' Q il Ev'-f 'Q U!! Sharon Wolfe, Computer Center 136 Staff Carolyn Vernon, Secretary, Business Affairs 'Ss -.. K. 7 l Al ' Martha White, Admissions T7 Donna White, Secretary for Vice President of Stu- Paula Wood, Secretary, Business Division dent Affairs Z' l ? t 5,-,..lu- Q YY Lee Whitlock, Library Assistant 'KV' Owen Perkins and Bennie Smith get ready for the evening classes. iii'f - - s, i J!-J .1 -,7 xy! J!!! ' ' ur lt? ' R Deborah Young, Bookstore ,S--,. 5 k. s ,.,.-- :HA 'mf ' - X-. ,H Q I fl . ' X fy, .- 4 sc t ' t Ng, Tb. ff I it -an Zi ia 3 L Q --J fi . A .5-, L: Zvi,-f 4..-2 81 N -' -lv.. -7 .fr - ' TL! N.f sg , ' N-T51 X-' 1 ' ' iifv , s ' 1. ,, w. i .TCTLQQ , 'is Staff I- ilFSS2 y--T. .Il ill 138 Staff ,P .i A -' jf? ,L 1 V H. 1 x . ,I . 'ng A gif. , 'Lip Jn, ' - .C S19 ' . '- - Staff 139 Greenville Area Commission ' tio For Technical Educa n 4:2 ' , . 1 fix uis Williams, Chairman Robert Crawford, Vice Chairman DV- Willie l- Hill as-F Dr. 1. Floyd Hall N' , '. 'T1 W fvfw wsi . A R 'N VX 1 A XXX I -. P 1 XXX Raymond A. Mattson, lr. Ralph W. Blakely -.. ,J 'x ' r 1 1 - --V- x. f J, 24. . ff 'ai' af wr o '4 21 i. r wi I -v ' ' I' '. pm it x.,. - - i P ' , I g : -fl-..Q'a' gg-,pg-,asf .igi 'Y' fig 1 ..- v kmii WB . '-5:1 Q W is ,..,,.,.7 ,.,. LLIED HEALTH DIVISIO if i -5 ADN LPN Dental Assistant Dental Hygiene Dental Lab Technology Medical Lab Technology Operating Room Technology Optometric Technician Physical Therapy Assistant Radiologic Technology Respiratory Therapy 144 Allied Health Division MF A 'f V .lr ,Ji Asc? S J if 1 X. 'i r K :fi Q12 :pri 1' .., ml 'SB 'L Allied Health Dlvnsuon 145 146 ADN SM gif 'id puff vsp ii Associate Degree Nursing This program was established in re- sponse to community need for regis- tered nurses and to promote a high stan- 4 dard of nursing practice. The program of studies was developed to prepare the graduate to practice as a beginning level staff nurse in the delivery of health care. .i x s . -Q, -N-if EWQ4 Q, .. lacqueline Perzak, Instructor Elizabeth Tipping, Instructor Roberta Ogle, Department Head ADN 147 I-, H 5 '- ,. X' S A 5. F, ws.. 148 Nursing I E154 -.T-L 'rg-'L 7 Nursing 149 KQNFA -If TRAVENOL -D UIBQAYQIUFIRI A - 55 'M lilldiivluw - 1 f5 lu1m5Qh wan 3 . .Afi .4 ,Mi ' MNH N0NPYRownc nm -5' funn mu W 64 uiwpkfglil :mAlNs: ig4?g., osxrnosrufwm- A N fjcmcf mseer ron FULL uurewmi 5 - - D0 . W I rRfcf,f2lS nmccrfo av Pnvsucmw. ADMIIIS7? USLY usmc smms equnmzm. CA 4 .,. wfff,28:4S:FEoEnAL fU.S.A.J LAW PROHIBITSE Cormier PRESCRIPTION. Musr nor 85 Uuupig WITH BL 'ONS D0 nor Aumumsrzk S'M,0Nss0ff Avomv 000- 00 nor use umess S0lUf,,,mvf ' WON, ES 'MY BE mcommuala N500 A ovsnss nmcnow occuns. J ,J TRAV5 N ,f'L5Enry5'l:',U90nAronlss, mc. - Mo ,hs -H-lmoas am. u sz, ,fi Plan, , . ..mmv0 150 Nursing ,Q QR um 'ID' . ,.,. , , , wx ,iw-J' . '. riff -ff, YV. 5 ' Jw: lu- J , 1 1 4 I, ...V N: xr - ., -. 'Q'-r ,V 5 1? ii' 'Q l 'il 1' A is ,K 4. Q F I G 5 K -I 152 LPN , , 1 -. N , 'X J LP i l V N' l - 5 is I-1 xi.. 2 ,1- . Q4 5 . Brenda G. Vaughn, Instructor Odessa P. Carter, Instructor The Nursing Programs at Greenville Tec offer a variety of opportunities for stu- dents to work toward a career in nursing. Upon completion of four quarters in the program, the student may take the LPN Board Examination and if successfully passes this examination, can practice as a LPN at this time. 1 XX Rebecca V. Allen, Department Head LPN 153 PWC 'Q- - fy' J A x. ls' ' 6' v, is Q U' WFS? ' N rf? M ff LPN 155 156 Dental Assistant ti-P4 -I 1 a b , r Q ff 5 Q . .N-and P Dental Assistant A career as'a Dental Assistant offers many opportunities for a high school graduate interested in being part of the health team. The program is designed to train a chairside assistant, proficient in '1 'U' expanded intra-oral procedures. The curriculum is fully accredited by the Council of Dental Education and the American Dental Association. -Zi.T- -4-THU F H '0-- - 0.1 A 'N ri Kaye Mace, Department Head X Y Dental Assistant 157 T 'Tx' '- I' Ari.: A, m 5 . X - f . f , X AJ ,.,, 4.2! ' f 5' -Ei' At .!A , ' Y Q- K' 'Y , .. 14- ' A ff X ., C' ,W -un fi 1 . he an Qu WA. Q !h 2 'TES'- WVFVHYI' -.4' if 'P 1-,u.nu,.JL , 'ffl va. s :rl ' 3Jl1? ' .,-I .Q-,1 -- A. ,. X A U F 13132 7:2115 713,-Vai. If , .5553-wxjziflt . , P err- K N 1 -5,5-E 'ga , ..-1 4 , , X, f Ar vwL .Qi J me 3.Qfn.:ili.?: ' Ex, 4 :4 ,pg CV , 1'-,gl - raw l .. KN vf , ' ?'1?f1g2f 'T g .5'. -S. v A--Queer -A ,Q W v f - 1 x ' . , N ' . ' ' ., 'V In 'vw 1 T' I., L.: ' ,- . ,. 1 '1' .kwa ,f, A .. l .aw--gy V. 1 L . . - -11 L-. W, H Y. . ,, ., 54 lf ,, . , ,. A-ap. .1 .. . , . . w. l s, ' w M. ? Ml JL J ' .4 Q21 ,IT if fu-1 -.4 Dental Hygiene The Dental Hygienist is a practicing member of the health care team. She is qualified by education and licensure to provide patient treatment as prescribed by the dentist. The program is seven quarters in length and leads to an Asso- ciate Degree in Applied Science. i Q H ! ...W uw' 7 . H . Gail Cobb and Sara Metz are excellent instructors in this field of study. Martha Summer, Department Head. Dental Hygiene 161 A. A lvl' 162 Dental Hygiene U 1' qi 7 h 1 ' K 7 . 15 L H-21 S' .Q-' .lg- Dental Hygiene 163 1 Dental Lab Technology The Associate Degree in Applied Science is awarded to those students who successfully complete all phases of the Dental Laboratory Technology Program. ludith L. Millard, an Instructor. Edna K. Rakestraw, an Instructor. Larry Power looks on as ludith Millard shows a vis- iting V.l.P. visitor the work of Greenville Tec's Dental Lab students. 'QN- 's uh- i , 's fs gs 46 .qu- li . all Q. I 1 2 f ..., V K. . . ,aim L , V. ,np 164 Dental Lab ' ni .I 4 Efxx ,er Cv ,Q-A H W -V Yung. ..ai5' I, 1 Tw fr V Wx! V.,i.,-.gf ' if QA - .f,-,'-'A' -r-1 - ff J ' W ,K-ff -M 1 ,v ., 1-f mr ,Av Medical Laboratory Technolog In almost every city, town or rural area, hospitals need completely trained medi- cal laboratory technicians to help meet the increasing demands for laboratory service. M4-wif I 'il ,J Q x Lf: 1 W' 6 2: p .! ' 5.1! diff :sh YJ- Working under the supervision of a pa- thologist or medical technologist, the medical laboratory technician will play a vital role in laboratory medicine. N-. V . -I ,v Q lr .' .1 ' , ' A we I . JL -. Q- h . x i ll A' ATX A 'ii 'H - P ' wx T 4 Q Q 168 Medical Lab Hugh Batson, the Department Head, looks on as a student attempts to strike a blood vein. Bonnie Gossett, an instructor, is a very dedicated and serious minded person when it comes to her job. Ts 1 Z'- f, IF' . lf A 'ii -ue!-...za 'raf- '02 Medical Lab 169 ma.- 7'f-nn.,,w' I I. 'uf 1:- ' EJ, , ,va-1 'Ti 170 Medical Lab as 3 .J 4 his I 9 ,,e-5. , 1'-n - .,:4,g.. -V4 Medical Lab 171 g 'il 172 Operating Room N 4.4, -e.i.P'1 51' mv HE. 515155 'jf' s Ni Cecul Crum, Department Head. X, nm - Lf sf-, X - xi ET 21 Tix?-J '- ' -Lf- 41 -r'-h-'-- H- ---1 fql - a 5,- Mmm v Operating Room Technolog All aspects of health care are in the midst of expansion. To fill some of the positions created by this expansion, Greenville Tec trains men and women in Operating Room Technology. Q ' NJ M! is-ii' t fi 36 I f- .wk ,ag xg. Operating Room 173 U' 'f'-ECHNOLOGY j EF' '1 ,f35'!f?:y: ' ,, ,,..-M, - X .14 K' -2 v wr' X 4A.. f I' ZH ' wr:-df' j ' r , rf 'L...-4 J.. ' ig . .sin f . A .al as .,-,T Q- .tv ...5,. 1' H , 1. Q 2, ' i ..' 1 L o f .xQ:0,'5,,.f at A ., Q li . ' YK S' - . I ,,, f- ,,J-T5 ' . 1 U .- .iw-i' P ' ' W 1-V . , Q 6 f t,! , Af -- - -. rl If 'i ly' T ' :'. i . 11 5 5 1.2 A 1 V. ' 4' .L 'f f, V , v , 4 A ,,- . .. . 154' A. 'few Xki- .ff E'fMi K Y., - ,L ry -4 A9-+-H A A N . , ffiru .fm XM, in P y, f , . sg, 'fm if. 1 TIF - ' A ,- A 1 Q K 'T , ,-:J ,, V -' . ,14- jc .IA-:J 4, Optometric Technician Optometry is developing and imple- menting new methods of delivering pro- fessional service to those in need. The Associate in Applied Science Degree is awarded at the end of seven quarters of study. Dr. Tom Wilson, Department Head Dr. Rosalind Overton, an Instructor 176 Optometric Pi ,i' X f' I Y -I ' , Optometric 177 AF? .,,.I. V wnkx- -f K, A-L' .Lf-m, - .V 1 4'- T + A 1 229-Q '--L iai- G-PE-' Abd' Sv ,. .f 178 Optometric Q.,- M 175 -11 . 1 F K f Wi' N XY MN 1 I is L b . X L . 4 K , . ' . 4 ' , , l'Q1i A fi. Y' 5 W i . - , ' XE 1x Rx ,f Optometric 179 , I y . '1 , 'fd gf! ., ,,,y,,- vw- - 3 M3 'f . M53 -w U Cigiia 180 Physical Therapy if I V 'rt , , F,1 'P' -P I M3 41.1, Hi? Afff' ' ffvw -l J J '15 Physical Therap . ze., l f The American Physical Therapy Associa- apy program. The program trains the as- tion approved the training of technicians sistant to treat and assist patients under in two-year programs in 1967. ln 1969, the supervision of a professional Greenville Tec began its Physical Ther- therapist. I W Sandy Campbell, the Department Head, prepares to listen with her stethoscope to see if the photog- rapher is really alive. Kay Curtis, an instructor. Physical Therapy 181 L .f:T f,j ' ...J ,frf l 182 Physical Therapy 13-ov v-?,1.,..H-:va-i'A ,- wa -Q,-,...3,, Ur'- .- -1-.-i FL!! I L ,4 :!I li -- Ki, 184 Radiologic AV. , NW' .-..r:i.-- - -Y--v gs- vw- -ff.: YW 1 4, -vi-fwfr.-:r.w, -f u-361 Q, 451 ,..- . a-1. , 1-5, slr Radiologic Technology Radiologic Technology is an allied health field that is rapidly expanding into sev- eral areas of specialization. Greenville TEC's program teaches the student to fill positions requiring new higher levels of training and responsibility. NYM' fx- '. I its t f. xx is-2 ., Ron Whitworth and Betty Barnett enjoy their work. Susan Croft, Department Head. Dillie C. Smith, an Instructor, enjoys her first cup of coffee of the day, Radiologic 185 , 43 w 1 1 ' I ! 1 1 1 I 1 A, v , W . P 3- k 1 1 F 'nd' , 4'1:'yXl' ,f ' ,X X 4 ofw M Mr' 1 ,s 186 Radiologic ' -0? w,. -. - i Radiologic 187 if 30 40 bow 1' aw' - 188 Respiratory Th apy J N , 4 'X xx X H Is . 5 T05 1' x S' l K x. . X if Y S W f-':,I ?'1lmlsl is J :- ,.-vw , wif! l 1...a- 112-QV L espiratory Therapy Often described as the fastest growing of the Allied Health fields, this program offers persons interested in caring for others a chance to become vital mem- bers of the health care community. These students will continue to be major partners in the ever expanding scope of medical care. !T, Lx Respiratory Therapy 189 'Y if 1210 ..,.,,,.. MM-'N 43 190 Respiratory Therapy 4- I lp ' tk 9 - iqlihhtisaem' W ,xi .:,,.. ,,-M., . ::a21.',if1 . - ,rv 'f 'R 'r ' ' X.: .sir in ,414-. If-,, . HW' MQ ' UA. Flfl! I -in BENQ' 1 1:4515 lt ll Respiratory Therapy 191 ,Y ff 5 ..-. .1,, . ,. 71 192 Arts and Sciences RTS A D SCIENCES asf' iv JU 6' LQ -M , A J I N 'A.Be-- R, f, wi.. , If ,--, Arts and Sciences 193 'H 3 Glenn Jacobs, Department- Head, Math 194 Arts and Sciences 'D5 r. aft i i 'i N1-vi..-vw-5 ...Ss fb-54+ E-' if 5 Margaret Rice, Executive Dean, General Education Linda I. jones, Instructor Arts and Sciences 195 X x G -at and' I 1 4' ' 5 ' : 1 - A-1,vm,:..ii:1 ig1155ffTfT,7E -'CTT' -T g ., :ij 'W .g un -K-f.4.Y if 1' ' 45!'Gg'ff153,g,J Vx , Vg'-'QT Sr-- L, jg. ng. '- v.y-M 2 X T 4 Y s.. Q-v-U' 196 Arts and Sciences - .s 0 ic is -n J, 'P Mg' '-.-,. ' vt Y . H. A1-1. , Us .p ' 1 S, v s W wr -1: f if -- I -' 1 gn ' . . 5 . X X 5 Karen Morris, Instructor Ashley D. Sherman, Instructor Arts and Sciences 197 .-f p 1 Yr F S. gi ,. Q51-al... 198 Arts and Sciences Ron Eaddy, Instructor Robert Roper, Instructor 'Ta 'Q' ff A 1 I VMAR KAYAMW ' -f x .f' , ini Gy LA.,-, -.-,,...,..... . X , ff' yr fy f' .1 -iv 'P -XA' -J a SWE Arts and Sciences 199 I is .f A-915' .yfttxfir f M iii. nxt Q A r ,Q if I' fe il I Eff .I 5.4 X -., A, ,,.A-A,,. -..... , f V, -'L' ng, f v Y V: -I - ' , ' .- .Q-fl f f ' ' ai? .i i'.i':,syuf,,1.,-T N F ,,,i..M- ijlki- 15153-L4g1',4' , - , . I .Lf NV I 5 L ff .- f-if ' fe -, ' ' gf . J' 'ff' 5. . x1ff Ae- A Y -31 IA. N :m u l ,?l - V .n:','-.Z ., a uf U ae T ,A ' lx Suzanne S. Robinson, Department Head, Sociology 200 Arts and Sciences 'mb- I I .4 inf' F in K . xc,- sf? at ins, It In , ..,. ,4 WFP-F . Alf! r J ,L. I ' , ' .. I, , X . 1 ' W' ' ffl, .FX Norman G. Raiford, Department Head, History 'Wm-in Arts and Sciences 201 tx 'E 1 ffl' J A L. bms w 4!! ., .13a , .JV 0 '-- 45 v1 11'n g. Aa ,n 'r 4 . 3' I KJ -11 , 7. .Q Q J S 'Q 1 1 0 ef . wif 1 f .1..1 .PJ Q., Q.. 0 1 vi.- 0. , J , ! 1 v 1 if J ,-9 204 Arts and Sciences if .-1 -..- 1.5 7 95.5. m 5 Dr. Donald Owens -4. if. 1 fm A L..---P .if 'J Arts and Sciences 205 USINESS DIVISIO L , .1 ,Ma Business Administration Accounting Data Processing Food Science Management Science Marketing Secretarial Science 206 Business Division 208 212 216 220 224 226 230 .44 . '.:4..1g . 'TEL N 'I nf- . K+!- - . ff r e x TF'- qs 4 , 'V'.'- x .., In .U-G' L-41 fl Q-'Y 'Vim , 'I Rx, T' A J Business Division 207 Business Administration All business administration students are required to complete a core program which includes accounting, economics, language usage, and mathematics. 'O W 'f' - V ,nw ,.,,,x L 'ea-'37 208 Business Administration V3 v- rfi lib Business Administration 209 1, , in 5.1. :Italia 'M l' I .4 -k , 4.51. X i 1 Ben Seegers, Instructor Business 211 Wm 'ragame-.f W-A, .Q A. Y 'nj-M t. S 212 Accounting V I Accounting Accounting is the language of business. Graduates of this two-year program ana- lyze business transactions and prepare financial statements for both large and small businesses. The demand for the accounting major is constant and op- portunities are excellent for both men and women. .ii : -.r Roy Townsend, Instructor Bill Teasley, Department Head Accounting 213 -'bf J if ii xx....-nes. ,PQ- . IM lr A-'Q A ,inv- l,.1 .' 34? M lr 'QT-1-A-..gi.. H-' Y ai ., I IQ 'if 5.1 .5 1 VOD I ul JFS- -.vliif 4- , - n va' ,A ,ff I 4 r' os I 1 455 Data Processing! Computer Programming This two-year associate degree program provides a curriculum of training that in- troduces the student to the general pur- pose electronic computer as a versatile and powerful instrument for problem solving and data processing. In the com- plex and changing world of today, com- puters and data processing are involved in virtually every area, from the local re- tail store to the massive NASA space projects. jack Atkins, an instructor Bill Hubbard, an Instructor 09' ss' Data Processing 217 ii , 'r 'X P I 1 ff ... - 5 x Data Processing 219 Food Senfice Management The food service program, housed in the new Food Service Building, is the only training program of its type in the state. Students choose from the one year pro- gram which allows employment after one year of training, and the two-year x N lk, H1 rw, in 'il program which prepares the student for entry into Food Service Management. For the food service professional there are courses to keep him abreast of the current advancements in food service technology. ew 1 . X 0 SJ I l 3 F . 'L ,.' I-'r 1 ,ijmz j, j yung, 'Mfg' 2 'SHI-Q. 220 Food Science lack Ross, a student, has a coffee-making touch. Roy Springer, Department il , Carroll Timms, an Instructor ,-an .1 ,i X .-H I 7 ! . A T 1 '5? -U 4 Q1 'ln' M, 1 . F. ri , 1 ' -5.4- -pf' 5- FI NL- I . 4' t ,,'4vg,M. . ,Q I V .QL ,v, ,. ,':.1i,,,,,,..4.. x - - Q J file' 'J'-, - ,. A h , , . far---f ., . - -.J- .2.'25?-P P 1 iafmu .bu -.,, 1' 1' 1' - in fj- 11 --x An i ! x YIVSU i- ..- N I AX Q iii' Q '...f . l .h - ,L .F X' 1 , ' gl I - .1-wg, AN .1 .. '42 K7 ,I 4 r ,JI In -gr,-fix! 41,1 Ve , Q .1 iq N xX1fLg1PK.i,lr,y...,,'- ' Hg -Ly ' 3bm,'h7.lK . lm . ' JF: r' fqfrfqe. ., ' , 'A' I K' :' g i 'K' fu ,. '5'? ,, 7 f - I , S! 'Nui , Food Science 221 ff 'X 'Li-'2. All 222 Food Science ' f if -A Us-.rbi Q, L1 -s 1, Y. ug I ..,in'A'iQ ,,----1 f , X' F ,FL o'- -,---:.fTv.'x 51-:cj 51.1-'I 1 .,:E,y,1 ...,,. ...,,,,,:..H' . .. PH '.l - J L 1- , Y x '-A Jig, 5 i kv Q, 1,4 lax, 1 1.2 W'p!-'-v '- 1 - ---v-4n.i v ,J . F.-rm, ' J ' ' u J I L f .,A 044: . NT. iw? 4 I '31, m ' , iffy' ' md fl: fy V n I I QQ A f 1 fr 5 A we A ai . xg H. b 9' - Q 7 L Jn- ' 'P mi 'mf M. 45 A It -in Food Science 223 Mmm: 2 i 419. T. 'U' so .J Q I -v 'am , 224 Management 'if I 'ia -K Q1 1' .O Management Science The graduates of this two-year associate degree program will be skilled in the 4 management functions of planning, or- ganizing, directing, and controlling a business enterprise. Qs. X Ernest Sechrest, Instructor Fw 3 ' f . , , 4 , . its , ,., 5' X 'ff X il ,in .'1 4g arf f it 'ffl 5 nik E, 1.1. 174' 45333 ,L , Q du i -7'i '7T' All Marketing Marketing involves every job opportu- nity represented in the process of pro- ducing a product or service. Graduates of this two-year program will be awarded the Associate Degree and will be able to deal with contemporary prob- Iems in the field of distribution and sales. vii john H. Stepp, Instructor Charles H. Rutledge, Instructor Marketing 227 W' - -+., ,f - -- 1 T , Q Q-,,,, 44 ..-- 5 ,,, r4p-J,, - 1.-7.5 ',- ' . 'f WUW7' !1fewM 1 ff' f ' m., 229 I I Secretarial Science This two-year associate degree program gives the students the opportunity to specialize in medical, executive, or legal areas. These students have skills in typ- ing, office procedures, accounting, records management, human relations and knowledge of the place of business and industry in the American economic system. B0 Secretarial Science r 1' N . i-i-if .Q I . Tiki S 4--1,41 .nr msg: . Q 'Q' V-'F llllgu, 71 xx as L-the IX xt. Myrna Bullard, Instructor Patricia Miller, Instructor Anita Hefner, Program Coordinator Mitsey Ballentine, Instructor janet Rice, Instructor Margaret Boan, Instructor Secretarial Science 231 232 Secretarial Science il, 13, D ,. 'V w . 17'-ff:-5 . Q , 0 ,, .?'. I My .' . - L 3 t-..,N 3 wx- ,- V-4 fix--0 f-. 1 +45 .,L I i 1 .A ,,.,, ry h , I r 1s .1 I :iff I K Ii 'T -'Ev'-.!l!t ' 44: 1-Qi-1 - ..- ,' 'sf' Secretarial Science 233 .-If' M'-?1.h 'lift , rf ,,, x -f . me. . , ,NT u,.g v ' I +.,. , .f nw. A N, 1 . 'gi' :,-..1fuig:5fu,,.-- Q X r - ,1 N I - ,-,, .-'5 Aigm AWGN V ' yi-'21, ,,q,,4.A1,:, LM 1. , , Q Lf T? 1- I I C . 4 QERRY CHRISTMAS yn. wi Iw- ,ff r 0 .5 'bu ' 4 . , A I Developmental Studies Developmental Studies is a com- prehensive program offering basic edu- cation, high school completion by pass- ing the General Education Development QGEDJ examination, and upgrading skills to meet entry requirements for a chosen diploma or degree program at Green- ville Tec. Mamie Garrett, Instructor 236 Developmental Studies Shirley Lehr, Instructor Gilda Crane, Instructor f 3.1 nf' f I -e -f S ' - Q? ,M r . 'Lf .isnhu .Kg -I I 4-VI ff -. Frances Durham, Instructor Barbara Scott, IFTSUUCYOI' Rebecca Williams, Instructor I ,fin . 'n-4 :I -, ,, - ,'i P6 i...--5 . . f .- fr h ip. r' I., I felt-Fil l J 4 .- Y tu I, Z' 2 1 I I ' ,. 'lj 1 71 1 A I f l ' ur ' 'l f if ,Ul.....t,. .I V ' If?-'Y ' 'J -,5 ,11,3L.'gq,: -- :wi J -if 2.321 .1 -ff. 1 l l .. ' 3-.tt , 4-7--, ?. J i 1 W. 4 u I cow- I 1,5-. A X I hi Lila Haggard, Team Leader Martha McWhite, Instructor Sandra Linning, Instructor Ann King, Instructor Hazel Davis, Instructor A 1f V'i Vt. 1 , n-,H V z, sit-'iff -Aviv?- .. ,X 11 ,1 x A! lx if lv V 9 P A ...A 1. E V A William Algood, Instructor Ron Webb, Coordinator of Community Services Developmental Studies 237 ,U I . ' , ,. .. ,, -- - ,. , f , M .- fs--., . :M .F -.fmyfe r--q-ff, .Y ,, - . - .. ,from ff . ' Aww- ..,-' ..f -1, ' U, , .- - .E ,1,. ..,, , .,.A ., ,.-,M ,M X . J., ,V .0 xb , A , .Al .V , .',,..V, 414, :T .rp 1 Y ,Q VA, . V -WA , I,-. fe-,.,. ,AM Y N 'YI t .-L,...'1- '5. IF!! Elm W +i,4,4 fa-ff Developmental Studies .,f' X Diane Titus, an Instructor. Carolyn lackson, Clerk. R N x 9 YW' 'Nu-iff 41 Nancy lennings, an Instructor. Debbie Chapman, Secretary. W I . . I 'T IQ! 1 -. ., ' .-:- - wr V r .gf-4 1.5- . ,set .ff ' A . gif 55,1 Y 4 .- zu V- .-.13 A. :T Mary P. Rynn, Team Leader. Richard Holmes, an Instructor. ru., I 5? ' Iii ,s .I 'I' h V., '- H- - M. f V - fl, 3 ,- Af I 'sf I vw all v' 5- w.'Jg5i2' 'I .' r X 4 if cr I Tb-,' ' I N-i s K ! ix as 5f5.:'3'i? QV . ft. gffv T .i Horace Nash, Team Leader. Sonia Bittner, an Instructor. Developmental Studies 239 Ll :'U' 1 gr-1 L4 '5 '45 sr .ti A: A fm 5 -is ,.,A . I 'aggr- Fwsff 1 'T ul x' . A -I .v Q R F .1 5 . ,Q . IF' n w .- uv I ra- . . N. Vu. Tl K llm Barnett Instructor Rita M. Lang, Instructor i ,f Q...- v D 1 ll ff , 'o. ' r 'fr' CI., we ' 5:4 :' .4 A i t i i A If 'LY f----uni...-., E ,f I fl 'S -- .' rife fk v' g, , -'A f 'J - te' ..r It IQ, '- X N e I Clista LeGrand, Instructor Rhonda Watkins, Clerk Sara L. Turner, Instructor Mary Shockley, Clerk Developmental Studies 241 'ali ' . 53 -:J-ff, !:'?,5T'Q.'f.J?.jl1 -VV3' bfsvf, gf Q19 , A ..E 'W Q J' .fha wig' . 8 A 'r H, x gm ,-.. 0-,, X, 'Hgh f'., 1. U , I ini? -gat., 'ff' ' ' x F ' if 2 1' .L ' X I w'5gf3l 'T' N93 Rf 0 X L3 'Zgzfi 1 , 5 5 4. x 5 I .. . ,, , I . 'Wx r X. 3- . E! :Ji 'Af' Aa l 'I I ,X ff. -fl , i 51' . . Y C 0 , SN A4571 D .-:Q ,. B i , -. I 5, . ,k - f -,Q a FJ. Q S N. Q -.ii Criminal justice Division f I v if .p ::w ' , ,.r:'. Criminal justice 249 Para Legal 253 246 Criminal justice , ,,- ul 11- Ni Criminal justice 247 - I .f Z ,f V Xa! X ' .-...nwu.,., - ' M 248 Criminal lustice T- ,Irvi- --u fit, k r N phi N, Ti.. xxx p ... Criminal justice This educational program will assist the student in acquiring the necessaw un- derstandings required of Criminal justice personnel in modern society. The ap- proach is both theoretical and practical, and covers all areas of Criminal justice. I3 se- ,X ff A f x,4'- A' . ,.V J ' ..,, , ' , if-1: Y gg VH-,'i. 4' A Ins 1 x -II' . 4 . iii iz QS , s fs -' 1' .A- I- V EY!-l 1 'fr' , , ,Y .4 -5 rf , . ' ',' 'u' ' ml. Jani., ... ,Y ZH, x . . ' y' f.,l,,i lu. ..v,, .R+ 1, f v 5, 6 4 ,sl , .v,- A-q, 1 N, rl' Ji' , 5 ,n lo ll.. r :flag 0 ' '-1,'f.vi'JV s v . 5? fsif Qi . 5'- :- ,sf ,, K u --, , , . 4 .....-. . .--- a .fra- Ray Hoyle, Department Head of Criminal justice Criminal justice 249 , 3- if 1 , 1 . ,q ,I 5 I 8 Yyhlsfziwg. 4-.-.1 GUBHECT CDHHEDT BUHBEC UUIIHECT DNS MID ADMIIISTHITIUI CORRECTIONS AND ADMINISTRATION ll Ga -59' S2509 Qkgxb 44 O Q1 Q ' ' Jn Y vs iv ' Q ?- . ,-' i ,, I X I if 4 A ft e A 1 1 7 1 M i 1 ,i,. . v -iii ' I 4' ' V -.,... .,-.-M., ' - V. ..,1,.,N 1. . .W ,-R i X If fre ,vx-21, ,V ,Q Fw: - 4:5 - Criminal justice 251 Para- Legal a. Technolog A para-legal technician is a trained spe- cialist whose function is to relieve a law- yer of routine matters and to assist him in more complicated ones. The para-le- gal technician, while having basic secre- tarial skills is capable of doing legal work under the supervision of an attorney. l, VA 2 , . .og ,. Eli 7 I Nick Fisher, Department Head of Para-Legal, shows some of his many moods. 252 Para-Legal y? if :sq L . ...--17 W Qtr sv 'K QA. ii Jiliff, A w T' T TL f-Y 1 V . E- lwll ' ' W L GH x, -,- X V -T -X, X x Li. f if . 4 -, W v 42 .,, - w -41-. 1? QL ' , Para-Legal 253 25 ParaLgI 'hiibY1Jg, LBDHI LB08 M LBUBI 'FAQ 1911211 -eual mum .e9aI 8061 . -N - Q Legal ln1ervlewinumYn GpUHS9 HfHl'VfEwmg ana Imefvfewmg anucolmse -'-,,.,--- llnffwggamg aim H I luljiing dlnl Il BI'VlBWlllU ann UUUIISB IVBPVIBWIIIU ann CUUIISB IIVEPVIBWHIQ ann UUUIIS8 IT ervlewinu anu Gnunse ymT1Tiuann mmvsls b - . .,,.. .3 4, . .. A-.!1 'i'ii!!'Y,.. IMIYSIS, AW-1 wlilnnaann 4umsus . A ,,,4Q 2 ,1 ' wnmua anumusls wnmnu ann Aunugls -ual, + WWF' 1- - .f.,fJ'1 - A ,i.g-.',i.:3li , 29-'il ynmunaanu ngmsus i Wm'U9 F!FW'5'5.i ,.-a W, f. 'j V ., W. - ' -- gl ,, ..,- -si. 'img' mlm F iinfdfn .i I DUSTRIAL DIVISIU F X-N l wg, L A l ff 6 if 4 Air Conditioning, Heating and Refrigeration 258 Auto Body Repair 262 Automotive Service 266 Building Construction 270 Carpentry 274 Heavy Equipment 278 Industrial Electricity 284 Machine Tool 288 Maintenance Mechanic 292 Masonry 296 Truck Driver Training 300 Welding 304 256 Industrial Division - V 1'-Q '!'T!'Ti!fl'? gpg, 9 I 1. H .V . - -v-v:r:'r- .-.13 -1 riff' 2' ' '-F ' ' . A .51 I r tv! f -4 r' f i A fx ' diff 5 f ff ' - W ' , ,K Vx: , Q my iqby , - 5 15, 545 'va '2- lndustrial Division 257 'fn X ,,.z,,,,L.3- : V riff! 4 .14 , ' 4- H ' , vu U 515' K 1 f-. X v 14 1, 1 ,Lin M1 ,- J. --'.fJL'.fJl' fn, 1'-f Y- 7' mv ' ' : V, .41-n , .545 4 X .Q 1 flkf .P-yy. 'EJ . , if 3 ' , , :LLM1-' ' ' np 5 Y 'FT -u .NI ,'v ' ,.,-- ' -- -- -v Air Condition, Heating, and Refrigeration v I-15: tfllll fri, M 55: --fx -xW! LQ fr i 1 ' i' as ., K 5 1- QUE, XY? . 1' 1 ,gd l l l n. -er-at E 5 , I Graduates of this program will be awarded a diploma. They will be able to enter the field of planning, installing, op- erating and maintaining all types of heat- ing, air conditioning, and refrigeration equipment and will obtain excellent jobs leading to responsible positions in this field. i- Ralph johnston, Department Head Bob Garrett, Instructor Heating and Air Conditioning 259 ..-sg, X fi J 4 ii' Q 'pv- .gf unna- R I .NL .qv J u 1-5. ,yo MH' U xxx 'E 5PfT5 . 'L : :-4.1.r i ', ' .4-f. -. -rn-If -V . , . . 'g3.r'-1,Ef,v's lllIIllllllll.'.... 4 5 Jw- J J qs .1 1 n U 1 -1 4, 1' s, 3 1,4 ,4 '29 f ,v Wi .- ,v fn Q ,,1- ,J-' xxxhx xx, ' .x. 4 In W , HP? Auto-Body Repair The field of automotive body repair and painting requires a large number of well- trained people to meet the growing de- mands forthe many skills needed in this ,gf 4 s .r4.,:.4, fa' -.1 S - .14- ground of knowledge and skill in this field have excellent opportunities for jobs with good salaries. Many of these become shop foremen, supervisors, or managers. - . e'. . area of employment. People with back- 5 . -V bv .,e, . g--,:. 2 9 E1 r A J., ' i -i Hi- rr-il I ,Lf 'mx N Q- ,V lr 'g,.J-fF ' ' ' 5 ! William Mullikin, an instructor ' '- 5 Mr. j.T. Millwood, an instructor Y ,pQ g lf. l Q Awe v v 0 r , I ' up - A . 1 we . f '-I9 1 SM'-N P: .-.ga ' H gunna Auto-Body Repair 263 E Q N x X. 264 Auto Body Repair E .11 4 ez . -- 3 ff 41-Q C 2 Ti ..f-acre, 'W 5 f 5 Auto Body Repair 265 3-Q . C95 266 Automotive Service Automotive Service Automotive technology is becoming in- creasingly more complex. Emmission controls and safety systems, air condi- tioning systems, complex electrical, vac- uum, and hydraulic accessories are just some of the many changes tomorrow's technician must cope with. The only way he can accomplish this is to be thor- oughly trained in theory and in diagnos- tic techniques, with a wide variety of au- tomotive servicing experience. Greenville Tec's program provides these things and more. 44 :Psi-N' 5 -.f:- A , -Aff' A Lyle Stelter Department Head Bill Loukides, Instructor l.B. Anderson, Instructor Automotive Service 267 i LM M11 RA vi-fit. T1 BH ' UI! Nllllf M IYWH 5l. 1'f .i .5 43 J I 6 L aww ,....-4 FT 'QBFV is -4... w'!f '.-x f'T' X x ffxxg' 'iv wi? ..- .M , 51'- .V L gp' MQ- ls :fix J in p. rg' ' ' IT F I af W . . 'un wil 'IP -I NAV. s i.', .f . .2 V3 1 Lla- : - -P-va, ' '1 n,' I'-4 ao 45. VIA! 1, . 4,,l,, . chi, 'I e-4' .1 270 Building Construction , i 1 . f,-A t fl,A4 ua. - T' aff Building Construction The primary objective of the program is to prepare personnel to eventually enter management and administrative posi- tions in the construction industry. Grad- uates should qualify for positions as es- timators, purchasers, contractors, construction managers, etc., depending upon post graduate on-the-job experience. ,, ,vi , 1' 4 Tom Boggs, Department Head Building Construction 271 -4.6,-W . E' ,Z 4- ass-P'- ' 2 1 1 ' f- -F Ai. F--4 11381 h Xl 7 nl .X ..., ,,,, 'S...- i 1 li' . nv 5173 59' 1- I ' 'il- Lfqflb I 272 Building Construction 44.v ' Of Z . w K mi' ' U .4 H, N x V rl u , :gps-1.x-a ,.,g , . 1' J! 'f frfv?-i .NL , rj . . , f N -, : , . 4 , ,.. . Lu 1 -- - ggjv' L15 I ' W-gill .,.: f:...- V 'A - W. --'11 ,- -----1 x-1' r., - r 53 ' , . .v f '. C.- . -t'r.lJb' - n ,- L .fy 1-nu:-ev 1- V -hi' ,h wt,- z-, . 4514- A 'i 4 Q va - -Quik i A 'QA it -14 .'-f v -1 ' 4-. i. 4.1: Q ,il -.4 ': 'S ,nu ,,.,-f I A-gk. 'N ,,f f . f 'Mx' 'A W' U vm WM f 'i si, my-g-g g n ffaivfzf' U NN X kX?WW 'X+: 'M 'f f QV 3 I 5-H .I X J A -W1 if :N 'L' ' if . . i hw y Y ,I Jw Q3 XM- Carpentry Carpentry The purpose of the program is to pre- pare a student to enter the construction trade as an advanced apprentice which enables him to become a journeyman carpenter at an accelerated rate. A di- ploma will be awarded upon successful completion. Department Head james F. Bowen W Carpentry 275 zf fs fi -.. 276 Carpentry w'-g gn ' , y...',, . .., ' W 1' - . .-,f,:.,j.,.,.- v,-f ,W-V , - .mln ..r ' ' : .JL h .-'fp:f, .+ ' .IQ-. ' :H ,- aj at-fEEf ,1A15 Ii ,i5:'.7 'C1!1'?,i' , fi' Q , --,,, ,gy 1-1 qqqblqf ,IAM .5 .mi is V a1u::.s.gfi L ,,, I 5 ,Q , 'I 1? - . , K ,Q In E. 3 ' 7,.h',? 'fy Nw ,-'f1g5xYn'xRNX fl . ' rl w ' u 'I ' 1 J, . .U .W JMU N gd .Hi Carpentry 277 This course is designed to prepare the student for employment as a heavy equipment mechanic andfor operator. Many job opportunities will be available because of the expanding use of heavy equipment in the national roadbuilding program and other types of general con- struction. As more and more heavy Heavy Equipment equipment fsuch as cranes, earth movers, tractors, etc.j is brought into use, more and more mechanics will be needed to maintain it. The student will receive instruction and practice in all phases of work expected of a heavy equipment mechanic andfor operator and the proper use of all tools involved. i ELJLJU 278 Heavy Equipment lt's a rare opportunity when Mr. Bill Hawkins, an Instructor, gets to teach a lady how to operate a bulldozer. Travis Kelley, an Instructor. Mr. jim Robertson, an Instructor. Mr. Ralph Hunt, Department Head, attempts to shine a little light on the subject. 1 v C 'C El' , , fl? Q ,,,..,.. - C4 - ' .gf.' ' Pi 4 1 4 :WL 1 ?ng-, ,K Ji. 1'-f .mf in -x Heavy Equipment Q79 ft -'K . h in 1 , :QM J5,.,5. . guy! A ,stun . 280 Heavy Equipment -M.. - 'J 33. ,ff 0 59' wmv x U 'LL If 6 I 4-Jw.. . ' TW' J 'Tx Fnfaw an M vi- ,:, . 'W EUQLLD. 9 'C ,G . Q. is .iv .Aw J,- Heavy Equipment 281 X' A f fd HY ffl Al I ,511 a vu ' , ii A' ' ' 282 Heavy Equipment Ima., , gr J' v . fha.-:S-T 54:4 Heavy Equipment 283 284 Industrial Electricity inf' 431 1 J A .Q Industrial Electricity The Industrial Electricity Curriculum is designed to give the student practical! theoretical knowledge in installation, maintenance andfor construction within the electricalfelectronic fields. Within ' s?l'tZu1- ' I 16 'ra t x Y 2,1 this curriculum are those courses de- signed to aid the applicant in taking the written test for A818 Licensed Electricians. ru ca, , ' tux X r I t 'C zu 1 Edward Turner, Instructor Randy Lucus, Instructor lay Weisner, Department Head -'-1 Industrial Electricity 285 IAHNG nn. nm -.- 11 Q Hi A I 'x l 2 12257 . li :ww vll+ul I ' N --J ......,,-.....-,-., :nn N -wus., f7 ... lb L -'JF O.-Q ' 1 1 VL Q, ,ilu 1 1 rg 'fa 4 Cliff n f 'X Al L- QUEEN. I9 '15 - 9 QQ - Q s--N ,M -, 55,1 J-f'A rl? -Nffigk N 'X ...... V I' XX f--as W Q1 Q. 6 in 'x Xxxs I U -1171 5, ,L i.-a. .sh -iaqnl F524 . , . - 5 , ' 1 xi' A Machine Tool Technology makers. Graduates of the program will find employment in such positions as machinists, apprentice tool and die makers, and apprentice tool designers. pw- Machine Tool 289 xiL 44 5. fl 'E 'lu vxgumyna4A Gifs. '1. 2 fTl,'..1,'. -X 11' nmwzmf . rim' Q- it 1 H1 g'1'1 V in -, 161151 5114 u, vvvf' S x x t vvf anim, 3 Nl 'PF' , x 'KSN' ' I K' xx 5-rg W . I, 4. 1 . Rall Q-4' Q-4. fihiidi. if ' I.: . LAN hi' v. ,, -m 1. X 4 Mm 5154436 ,ll ,ll if W8 'v- Q qv' f I' gn' .S- 1 H LZ. EM. . l: V 4 'Q win .xg Fi l Maintenance Mechanic Industrial operations depend heavily upon well-trained personnel to keep production machinery and equipment in good operating condition. In response to requests within the ser- vice area of Greenville Technical Col- lege, a one year diploma program has been developed to train people in nec- essary mechanical skills to assume an entry level position leading toward the installation, diagnosis and repair of spe- cific mechanical equipment. Carl Key, an instructor, looks to see if his assistance is needed. 292 Maintenance Mechanic WK' fl! i i I .,,.. ...gg 4 E.. Y' ' 5, , g Q4 ln- Aiinmv ss' .Q x9' -11' Ray Hogan, an instructor, demonstrates a special technique used in this program. Maintenance Mechanic 293 n mn. n-an w--has r- 4:4 v -ww was nun P-'VE w J.-. gms-wnnsrrvvl If NIS J 'L ' 4 - iw I V Q. i 1 nl -K fi, L . . I ,1 ,Qiagail , .H- ' Y i r 'WJ T ,fx x X. N 1 Q 9' , T3-1, ' r li JF, M-.Zigi V A -. Ev I' J Q! 4 ,f . 1-. , 'Cl 3. r x gurl? a-.H .5 me-,v .-mann I . 1 'T'-ga .., -N-A v ' nk? -ffvsmfi Masonry As our state continues to grow in busi- ness and industry, so will the construc- tion industry. These industries are in dire need of skilled craftsmen such as the brick masons. The leaders in the con- struction industry tell us that there will always be a need for skilled masons. A diploma will be awarded upon success- ful completion. Ralph Young, the Department Head, watches as his students get a little mud and water on the floor. 4.-' 2 EW - 1-1 v sn -V 1 :L f. -Y ., QD' 1' ,,. . aw ' Q my 5 n' P . ,r -1.- 3 at 'gli' Q 298 Masonry fl -v-W, . -f,, rg, .4-L W-. F. -1, '30, -r-,. ff:-,. 1 - lu? s H if '. .n 'WB- Y H . . Ii J , .-YI ' .Qs ,' 4341.4 f,,1,,:- , 2 -r 'ucv - 1 ,fitvq . L.. .vf1- -N.: :af ?'. YJ---7, 4'4?evm1',4.- -r .':,j..-1. ,Hi . , ,M fi' , 1-4 YW 1' ,p-7 fI3'39i2.3 '1 .w AJg'!+:a'-H: ' ':m1,:fcfv':u . ..'1'zE3'.,-.J.- 1 E1'.f'6,'t, .1,'. .ff-fs -M W.r,,, zgf:--fgqw ,ww 4,3 Mia? !-M!-,'. , .f Q -:P-Lfuw ,Quad Truck Driver Training With the trucking industry expanding as it is, it is fast becoming impossible to get into this field without some type of for- mal training. Many trucking companies today will not hire drivers without formal schooling. Greenville Tec, in coopera- tion with the Motor Transportation As- sociation of South Carolina, has set up an intensified program for training pro- fessional truck drivers in long-haul, short-haul, and local operation. 300 Truck Driving Department Head, Woody Wilson gives instruction to a student. Dick Garrett displays intense concentration on his manual. ,.--. .,.:.,, .. ,, -Abu-Bx .s-b2Guu.hX: ,.N. mn! -1. i ,. 4 32, j gig- .,gL,,.5q-1-Q41 Q ,R-. A I? . ' ' 115 ' g - ri 535 .1 W- -V ,. SPE V.-.iv-,-4'Tf T i' --' Q5 ai? ' D if-25'-1' .J Q 0614: '43-1 T lx, gi' Z I Il, 1. . fBigelOw1 mj A fm I .- I , . Q- .-ga .o ' Ag- . ,. . . - -5.-.V14:.,.- ,ga- - - : -j-.- .- c - . --L. 5- T.--H1 L r ..,::j-A: 'ff' '- . - J F:1 'f'Q-31 -p ' V - -QTPQQ. - . vL.z 1 1491 1 KAWTGL' L ,uf-, : -. ,-A ,. . ,. ,Y ' , , .-Q-g ,, -1 '. ,- ' SFA: - ' ,' 'i :.i'4,i 4 . - . ring - -- -N,-5, .5 -F . ....- . ., ,A-A..- ., . .-.In Y .V,,3:,,-I, - -v.. 4-A,1mfaS-- -ff - w , -- f. . - .-' -rx - ,Ar-: ..-du . , f-.. . . -., ..aE:?'f'Q- ,354 , --A '-. Q ..,-f I A . Yun? 'Av ,, ,-mv.-:5-Msg -if-0, 1- . . .M E. .,,,, ' ' 'bt-'ef F, ff ' ' -13-5 -' 2- . l,,, - , :F -, , --, . ,ai5:'i,fg'- 7 ,- 4 - . T, : 5-:As-N, .f ' swim- v J -,.J..v. 'J' H - -' P -1 'Z-JL55 . .5 , A fin.: 41- , ,,- . ..-i-- -J.i.q- -.51 ..-.V 513.23-5311! f ,,.L.4:!f'.iw'-ialtf. ' - ,1-f-,f - 1 SP- ' W- f Vf T'-11 I V me-umum Q n ICTWE , L ' , . J b .K 1,1 sw I LE' . N - l ..-,s -fl fm: ' ' . . , ' fl I' Truck Driving 301 rv ' . . 1 L 9, .. ,-.4.:. f.4...LL ..Q..1.Q, 302 Truck Driving I ,fQx 'qm- Q. - tg.. L I Lad Nz'- Truck Driving 303 M x 'Q' Lh 4 . .1 1 I 5.5, , ,tri I ,ji 'u Q.: X 's V, 5 -.-, ES' XXI x - N fff' I J 'V' FI --,Q , .:'.' I 'I I, r b, -I N, ii' A ,f :-:.': I ! I I III fl ,Mm I ML . A-4- N 'Y x, IN -. I . I ,ljhgy , I lx All, I, 1 III' J I Welding Welding, one of the more rapidly grow- ing fields, is experiencing technological advances at an amazing rate of speed, offering a challenging and rewarding life- time occupation. Clyde Rook, the Department Head, gives instruc- tions to one of the Welding students. lohn Pennington and Raleigh DeBoe are instruc- tors in the Welding program. Welding 305 0 W O rx 7? fx ',..f .2 .F X , s I ., .iifgfgjw I 'A .' ' wean f - 1 3- 4 l I pf . 5?-si' 'H I S g 4 Z' fx 0 xxx up 5 yx x ' . 1 N X 'S li' 1- ' ' 'f . . ',lim?Z ,lf xx I 2. is A f. .5 ' 9 ' 'i ff u if Q, 'X ' psig.- - ,- '94 DANE l 1' w. .X 45 l .JW 745 We J. J' N., .Thr A-. - E GI EERI GTEC OLOGIES DIVISIO 6. 1 - R. x,1.gV P' Architectural Engineering Civil Engineering Electronics Engineering Engineering Graphics EnvironmentaI!Chemical Technology Industrial Engineering Mechanical Engineering Textile Management 308 Engineering Technologies Division I . STOCKROOK' ' 2 lll.AiT tivo . ue. a. sonrrnm 3. TOP 2 4. unc: T 1 s. ua 5. Any. A nm 1. lnsrlcrlon A 8. A. I-IV. HUM ll KAIHTIIICI li Q. 9-I. LAY. Mlll . ID. Cllflll CFFICI All! ' 'I f , l f Z' '3 ,col -vu ? 3 ' D 3,94 Engineering Technologies Division 309 Architectural Engineering Technology This technician must be capable of working and communicating directly with architects, engineers, scientists, contractors, and operating personnel in his specialized work. ln addition, the graduate technician should be an active, well informed member of society. Robert Orozco, an instructor, relaxes between classes. Ken Smith, Department Head, shows a student the finer points of her trade. 310 Architectural Engineering -...,,N .li - f M: fi 'fl ,-V, ,- fiF1Q 7'f.:' v '- ' 1. --ff.-f',2,f.3! --iii ' . . Y , l I gl 'fs-....,A L L 'L . 1 X w ' ' wil, . ' P ' f- 'nf'-.-. , ..., ,,,,,.,,,. , , ,,,,,,,,.,,. ., . 4 231 EQ? A -n-in K X I 1 ' , I E ,X Y N, T M yi' M K ....44' nn-Q9 Y I EY X1 . V I 11 A . 1 ,-u-'ll-gr . WT -' A 1 'Q 'X g 1' 1? . -,, , 21?if9f:u gywqg- nr if' -1,- .,,x 1 -.,,,- , x. '0- Wa, ,- X x Q ff:-. Q 'x '-gr. - .J- GW ,nv L c0U G' ' la ,. ' Q 1 I I 'Sv Q r w ,NK W. ff f ,a ,Ar M F' ,V , Civil Engineering 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 who are so vital in the support of the civil engineer, whose task it is to plan and supervise this construction. ri ik ilu ,lla ALL: I J-nl! fl Ron Riggs, Dean of Engineering Technology Civil Engineering 315 1 3 'V H A ' ., , if . V 1, ,Y V A 1 an-'LJ-. L.' , V MJ .,. 3, 4 in-Q.-,.,,,g :' I' 1 A r, ' L-, ,- .Q4 ' TMA -v---.:-...i . -F. -P 5,115 Q ,., ,. . .,.,,- ,, , i . H . Y f' l h ' F!-'-5--1 -515 -Z., .:-2:-.f' --V , i 4. M . L .- . 44-.-, z e ' . .'xIF'4. - sv -ff: I , . 1325132127 F31 2 V? Q 'i.,JL'-.zl fd -!ifi.-,4 q.g...4-an sms.-1 g 13' -'Art V . ,- -xx I Q 4 -.. I is , K -G I I 1 -9-.4 -...,.V , 5 1 nu 'f 5 smgglw fr 'Z ni sv X Lf 4 gf. 1 .., M N., fx , A X G '-X63 ,4 1 A V ' 5' 'sn a- +9 -vfx ,ffgi Y. iv:fNf,'-u, Elf l.f ' -A., Y up -. - 13. 1-1. '.- ,1.., I. . 'g 'f A..-' lun 'J if' , .-fglT5v.Q7S3.' qs Q ' if Que i 0 YJ rn-.. K 9 3 H 1 me bi' l ' ' 'Ol OOC IOOINII 041 an s n sf' ! :' - ' ' X' ' .E ' xii? I .- ' . ' I- ' K. -,., Z-5 h y - I f 5 m- - ' . - ' x, P -t . lr, I. I, Aklnfll IVIRHQA1-L' ADH 'n ' , f rf,.'13W IH 1 Y' . nu,-Q 1 nn, ' l!, ff 1 !', 'I f n EW? I I 1 I I n 318 Electrical Engineering M45 f tml rt my M fill! is Xxx I TVYDXV nvw Electrical Engineering Graduates from this program are em- ployed in the business machine and computer industry, public utilities and related companies, electron component and assembly manufacturing, research and development operations, com- mercial radio and television stations, and industries producing and using process control systems. lf-. Bill Rochester, Instructor Ken Elder, Instructor Walter Hicks, Department Head Electrical Engineering 319 f n-l', ' ' 'js 3' Y as qw 1 Q Nl' :H 320 Electronics Engineering .4 ,f i F 1 3--.K - VAL- g 'P' 'T' A-J U' i- .nl :rw- ,5 'qi--d .-w... 144.1 Electronics Engineering 321 -.qgw-0 . , H FYPWFEQ' ' L .w,,.4,,,1,4. ., A ,:g.f-:. ' f , 3ff.ijX'S.!:,1'7'. . ,' -':.4.. 'ZTT ' + ', Q-'.--1gIj5'g,R'1,. 'f gi: 1-11.-1 1 'fl Q' - 7 ' , mulls- fi , 11. L.?,,,,f S., ': F?:fff M' '- A'3'fff'5 ' 7' . -'f-FEL N ,,,g,,1e,, I if fi.: , . Kia , xr .-. Engineering Graphics Technolog Engineering is a science by which the properties of matter and the sources of energy in nature are made useful to man. Graphics is the art or science of drawing a representation of a three-dimensional object upon a two-dimensional surface according to mathematical rules of projection. Engineering Graphics, then, is the art or science of representing objects derived from the engineering design process in a manner and form necessary to define precisely their shape, size, material, and manufacturing specifications. I 54 ,,.4-'r'- George Failor, an instructor. Walter Rice, the Department Head. Lester Caraway, an instructor. , f c .e'n4d ,,-1 'r -. g..., . . K Q , N.. J 1 r 323 f It ' 41'-35 324 Engineering Graphics if 2-, -135,3 . CIW 1 IV' f, . . A. .Q ' , xc f . Qi' 1 If f ,x on Enviromental-Chemical Technolog t .rfiex '-'fe -. ' ' '-1134. F Psi'- - X. kQ0'9'h Day, Department Head, Physical Science Steve Robinson, Instructor The Environmental-Chemical Tech- nology Department provides students with many career opportunities in areas concerned with the study, analysis and treatment of those things which make up the total environment. Students in this inter-disciplinary department have several program options: Q11 The Associ- ate Degree in Chemical Technology, Q25 The Laboratory Assistant Diploma Pro- gram and Q31 The Associate Degree in Environmental Systems Technology. Shashi M. Rishi, Instructor Chemical Technology 327 2.337 9 . 1 -U 'ii -i......, , Gb: 1 A Q vs ..v' Al , - , fi - ' '-- E531 , -1,31 If 1 J 43 X ,f L5 -1 lung 'X fs? X I '4 'C ,. w E my A Y: qu f f bf ,. S fn If irn A ' mlm ww-i ff! L . ,,' ' rpms? 8 Gemwuu Tmmui Eguwm IHYID -V r- ,4-V f- W - 'if . 1 . 4 1' ffl J ' 1 7. 'Iii 1 . . Ab.. 'TM i , as I Nh' xzw 330 Industrial Engineering +- 242 3170 .Ext 299' ' Yu-hx . ix wr fi 'L f '-C .tall vi' 1' aff! 4. . :I Rex Dickey, Instructor Industrial Engineering Because Industrial Engineering Tech- nicians receive diverse training they are capable of working in all types of indus- tries: aeronautics, aerospace, data pro- cessing, steel, automobile, electronics, plastics and chemicals. Industrial Engi- neering is the only engineering branch that is interested in people as well as things. ff ' I ,. . 4 Mohammed Nasim, Department Head Industrial Engineering 331 :uqq noun lxtsluon vnu 4 1 I :nnnmpn gwnu. ip 1 'llllillllilllllllll ff i L Dept. lli1. Lew-?4'Fi95FSf1l'i'+'f 4 M in + + ffiii-ERXIQ ' Al1ILOW'. P-P 332 Industrial Engineering 'n-..,L vi 1 . ' 1 '---....,- , ' V -w., A A -N-+.,--A 1 a Tk Industrial Engineering 333 334 Mechanical Engineering nfl f. V IA 'x ,ff A ' , ,, Q ,, ' A ' V -+V LZ-' , .- A - , ' -7 - , ' ig'-2' J -- ' D-,..-1--' . -, . - . . W- '-J H-11591-'71 4 Y : ea 1 ii. ire N-in i if ---Q -g f ?, m 1 . ' wif ' fm- Tim' 'Tiff ' - es' .. ,'i?iiH .. ,- Q-xii 'P 'eifaffnfg ., Q fi ff 1 A -ff? J' i i. . 'A , is: f ' f f y ing I ,IEEE W , 'gl i f b v V ,-, 1 'L 1 f ,IA ,-gl ,. J i e '. '1 . S Q' -- QL, my ,ii-5 -JA 'A - i 1Q,if-idamiia-m+ iff i'f 7-,v,. ---' .,........-....14:.:4 gigw, , ' 3'- 115'-'ff2, fam ' - ' I Mechanical Engineering Technology Metallurgy, stress tests, statics, hydrau- kinds of hydraulics and pneumatic lics, and even mechanical drawing oc- equipment, these guys have had a pretty cupy the time of the Mechanical Engi- busy year, neering students. They have used all lf lil WX 'T' ' -V . , -mf Dave Pavluk, Department Head Tommy Thompson, an Instructor wr - , l Mechanical Engineering 335 -1 . f -,L-. fi , .up- xi, 1 if ln. ef- A' ,- ,...- I ,flagf-rt-.. . A , , ,A-v.. .-QA? . . HJ . , ag I we 1 1i.'I: ':-2,'.'-,- ,'. - ' ,r -4-.L,xL : sl -A 41. 5 v-'Ii W '-.- -.- - -f' -re--f-V..,,..,, RWM Y lf., f .J 5, L 5. L P af, I v., ff .L,1y,,H: M, Ty. L nu. l in .4- 338 Textile Management .Ai . 544- 1 'ini '.: My ' . 'I C r .. 1- -1 f Greenville Technical College awards an associates degree in Industrial Tech- nology with an option in Textile Man- agement. Tec has a curriculum which is constituted to allow a thorough knowl- edge of human behavior, supervisory methods, and sound management prac- tice. ln addition, the basic technical as- pects of textile production machinery are covered by all students. Q Robert McKinney, Department Head Textile Management 339 il, Q. A -,qgslpr I1 if-x ,,... UQ. 340 Textile Management fxflli' Nmv r-F Rig ,. ' f , ' ' ,,,.w-'F' LY H naw .Jai JH, . half, 4- - ian: , wigs , 1.--45 ' 'if ' 1. s -' '- D M .Q L a- ai-fp M , K ' 1g? .'.,i'f--V 1' :,',av.:.fY , .-1-r ,4 . 11. Sax 'F l'-gf - x iikj.. R AW. -t' T '-'E ' 5 -pg . . .1550 1 5'5 '? '21 ' t , TFL -ffl?:'j - --5 . vi .1 1- im 'ff..S:'l-Lv: Y V - -.q W, ...mm 1 4 ,uv 7 l , -gn- . ,P-1'-,-rin -Q 1 , 5. 1' ' 15 L W9 Textile Management 341 4 g r N1 if ,A. 342 Continuing Education wi FM 'Er' 475 ig.-:If 7 Rfk .Jain-A-u Hw. T'- 1 , ffi .i l v?- Ti '47 QTA X Continuing Education The Continuing Education Division of Greenville Tec is committed to the basic philosophy that learning is a lifetime process. Greenville Tec's Division of Continuing Education offers two non-credit areas: Career Development and Community Service. The Career Development De- partment exists for the specific purpose of offering educational opponunities for in career personnel. The Community Service Department, a self-supporting organization, offers short courses and programs for self-interest and personal enrichment. E li ., f m., l A L'-4,14-v g, i Nj L :lg-V 'Qt 'L 'I 5 , .i -Q SY L it ' I :' IJ i b ' r 3 l i I1 4.-gf Y L- . Continuing Education 343 -id' 'llhgf A, 1 i U T ' Vu' 'I W: 5 lihg-. k V ' 'W 4 -1- . .gun .-ff I nr Y 1 x , 1 ...uf -Va 'il Q- r ,. V 5. X fu if s Upper left Yoga class Lower left: Lamaze class Upper right EMS trammg. Bottom photos W ' Ground school pilot tralnmg. v-W K' ,W -Q L d., N T 12 1 4 A, V :ff ry --A-A A ..,., -N.. A -.,,, rr W 'J' .' 'xi e Uv ,X TJ A, ' X N . ' L X -ff. 1 ua.. U 1, QLLQE 5 'V I . K 1 1 : 2 fv- -r .X fi' '1 . f' ' Xl 5 X T b, , 1 X. 1, J , If ,. fl KS NA - 12,-pf 'gr M X -rt! I ' If 9,13 1 , iff' - -L QW 1 Y If ' J, , .' x-4 t is , ,. ff .4 'F D R' I 4 .ff 1- x .. X f nv , nm W Special Services Special Services for Disadvantaged Stu- dents, a project for low-income families, is a counseling, tutoring, career planning program with emphasis on retention. The program is designed to help under- achievers prepare for the job market. The project serves students with physical disabilities, limited English-speaking abil- ity, deficiencies in educational, cultural and economic backgrounds, which would encumber successful entry and completion of academic goals, and who have enrolled or been accepted for en- rollment at Greenville Tec. THF' t - i l .5 tgjlq, iff. V illnijtngl' y l 348 Special Services 35 'Jil 'n. -Ht: ,si Lottie Gibson, Director of Special Services Marshall E. Stephens, Teacher!Tutor Barbara Neal, Secretary Ed Leitz, Teacher!Tutor ,vs QS ! -rv . fl 'x I N nfl- - LA' '.'- A y Us 3 Q LV- l iff' x . 7f s Q l lr N fi - if il P' IAQ' gl Dorothy Reese, Teacher!Tutor Mike Hall, Counselor 3, , 'N S, 1 '- N ---, 1'-2511: ' 'ESQQUNQLQ , Q. ! -I. i' -,.., Special Services 349 711 up -'Af 11' . cyl A i' 1'5- JQ N ru r li - 'Tfllirlii-li-1-'f.f:.'llg 21 P? ' -' A 125-1--2141-fve1lQ d'-2 v4:.1.- f 1 . -fif:--airifiwfilf is 2 V , t ,V..5':-yigr t, -9,34 6' ' f x' , ' x I 350 Success Center Zelphia Shumate, Counselor Rennie Wolfe, Director of Student Success Center 1 A vs- ? -i Lisa Gambrell, Scheduling Officer Dewey Craig, Evening Director .55 In f. ,A . 'G X E' -5 Student Success Center The Student Success Center offers stu- dents individual or group counseling and special testing to help them find out where they are moving in the educa- tional strata. Learning labs, audio-visuals, immediate and long-range goal setting, and career study groups are vital parts of this new career guidance program. X , Pr? ei -'I 1 r 5A S A Anne Hitt, Counselor Mary Bryant, Secretary lerry Pannell, Counselor's Aide loanne Hampton, Counselor's Aide Success Center 351 :af '-1,--4 .f-.N, -- X. 1.-.---. 352 CETA loe Pollard, Instructor Eleanor Dawson, CETA Secretary Mamie Reid, Counselor , Emma Hyler, Clerk , ,L CETA CETA is the initials for the Com- prehensive Employment 8f Training Act. Guidelines for CETA are established by State, Local, 81 Federal Government. CETA's major purpose is to provide the economically disadvantaged, the unem- ployed, and the underemployed with opportunities leading to economic self- sufficiency through programs offering training, education and employment. i le in -Alex Ji-W ,,. , -ffifb' vas' l 1 1- . .' Tom Fulbright, Counselor jefferson Ware, Counselor Bob Murray, CETA Coordinator CETA 353 -va. n 1FV : '! Al!svg -qm- , '.,,4. '-3 G-1 IIT? 'ZIIII L i' 1 ' . I I. I .I ,JI - ,nb i,. ? If' v ' - .-.,lvi.i . A ' MO' , ,J . , 'X 1 --I ' , x . I I . . I. 7 ,g.,1-- I II I .4 mg B' 1.0, Y., - ' sg' V .-av' ,IA 1 L . .,-1: -., -455 '-Q. H 3.3. -. ...n. I .. I 'ii-9-0 , in 'vis' Jil 'S-an N .L lf. .9- fr K n v 1 g vu ,mf 1 ,.e 1 a ,,,. 11 + 5:1 n I f Is? Q12 ,I I if r IL ' u 2fi, ,. Q ,Y . II ,e 0 UV v'1 1 1 g 6 C 4 . 147 EJ . 1.' 4- 'T Q55 MI, SI. .. II: , 1 ,'-:: ,i,g4 ' n x- ' I ' r 0 y , I , '.- . -. fy '. Hr' -.4 'v :fm-lm . if . .15 if , cj -.. Q , 2 X .. ' , ' . 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I, I , '-V2.4 , -, - ,E -g . 4 44 .X A .4 I J-pw '- L' I -. Y V' 1 '! N, L . II I. IJ, I Y j ? ff - v f . ' -' - 1 - I A , -A - -' ,way-11' P' If-J .. i gffiams I : 1 ' Iv' -- A :f'2ik,'- 'lfffg' J if st jg... , ' - , -f ' 'A ,5 W. x -',,f1 .a .. , x rn - Y. l -ffl! 1 'N W 1- 1. If . Aft,-'-44131-,: i ' f v 'dial' vr lv , 5 f H. C7111 4.1.1 1 .Nd ' E ' Ng' J ' ,- x ' ' -0,011 Tiff. v' v f - f' Y fvfml --r f. - .L .1 1. V---J 4 , I . .jj f 'cg' I' -w ','I -':.'vf' A ' J. I 1. , ,I r ,Y , as f , is I 3 ,Q ,f , II yf ,p ' ' wk V n- ' . 'L :'3'.3' ggi 1 L'- 51' -' .' an 3I, 4 1,5 f. 'Wm - 1. V- I,4..f:I, ff-Z. S, .. . ,,, X-.,-1. ff li +I I '- 1 .n - F' 'Y' -Q' . ' 549' I f- xx ., I I 1 9 :ww 0 ' Z' V T QL '. 4 414 4 ff TA: , , a M' .- I ' 0 I 1 , va 1 . 54351 yi-f----. - 2- l'J.iL,i' -W-gm f IP ' . G 1 1' K I . , I v I 4 Q0 ymg' i 7 A I f U CETA 355 ESQ. Q, I S, x ,Tw 5--al.. F ' 'MS 'F' mwl5'F' ' ! si. is 356 CETA fi. H- -K X' if 1 U - ' .g,d my .,- , p hs. 1,-with ,H V 4-. I AZ 4 3 -vs . . ,4 wh. JAY Y .um 4 ., W. I N-ar' n 'm i-IQ CETA 357 Center for Continuing Education for Women V -I' 4',5,:,d'-Ir ,..:.-eu-1+ ifi ' ' t ..r' 'ff ' 'w' 5' ' ' ' '. ,nvflv lf: Thousands of women who, for reasons that range from finan- cial need to self-fulfillment or both, are entering or re-entering the labor market. The high divorce rate, inflation and the women's movement are all combining to change the tradi- tional pattern of work in the lives of American women. What can l do? , Who will hire me? , Where will it lead? are the questions constantly asked. The answers to these questions 358 CCEW L..v' X and numerous others make us aware of the urgent need for centrally located center offering free guidance, counseli referral services to women who want to continue their tion at any level-academic or vocational. This center, we call the Center for Continuing Education for Women, vides a comprehensive program to encourage women to tinue their education at all levels. loyce Snell, Counselor and Leonetle Neal, Volunteer ig-,E Y P' W l -L ,-5'-nv' - . Q, n,,a. 1- Lv- Becca Rook, Counselor Harriett Kessinger, Director of CCEW CCEW 359 I-I-J -I Ll-I Ann Abercrombie Rosa Abercrombie Mohammed Abubakar john C. Adams Mary Adams Thomas Adams Sherry Lynn Aderhold Muldeen Afolabi loseph O. Agbatulu Aref Aghaei javier Dario Agudelo Bernice Aiken 360 People n 1-M'-P 'MJ --1-, .:'iW A- - 'H' ll -' W ex rg 'Num rf ' 1. ..u,y,,,f. . 'A' 'iv' '23 , W 3.3 4' K i 'Q X L lv A 'X r I A,'! A J H i . fafjlgr. .A an or 73,52 Tommy Airline Ezekiel E. Akpan jerry Albert Janet Albertson Robin Albertson Lounette Albury Parviz Alemansoor Gene B. Allen Lisa Allen Mark Allen Marshall F. Allen Steve Allen People 361 Tina Allen joella Allman Darlene Altenhofen Dattijo Ameen Mostafa B. Amlashi Pam Ankerich Angie Arflin Becky Arnold james E. Arnold jerlden Arnold David L. Ashmore Winfred Ashmore Caren Atkinson Carey Lynn Austell Anthony Austin Benny Austin David Austin Don Austin Shirley Austin Omobolaji A. Awolola Linus Ayaka Mosun Evelyn Aye Edward D. Ayers Bello Olatunde Ayoola Lawan M. Baba james Bagwell Terry W. Bagwell C. Yvonne Bailey jimmy Bailey Melvin Bailey Patty Bailey William K. Bailey Buck Baker David Baldwin Larry Baldwin Linda Baldwin Thomas M. Balk Elizabeth Ballenger Linda Ballenger Angela Barksdale Betty Barksdale Sonia E. Barksdale 362 People Carol Barnett Robby Barnett Allen Barnette Kennetha Bartodej Susan Bates Kenneth E. Baxter L. Camear Baxter Robin Bayne janet Beacham Doris Beck Sherry Beck loan Benjamin Harriet Bennett Mary Bennett Connie Bennon Linda 1. Bently Pam Bently Kim Bercume Deanne Benyhill Donna Berryhill Barbara Bertsche Gary Bible Eddie Bishop Lindy Blackston Vilora Blakley Stan Blassingame Darlene Blume Ralph Boatwright David L. Bogan loe Boivin Edward Bolding Carol Bolin Mary E. Bonaparte john H. Bonds Brenda I. Borders Ina M. Bostic leff E. Bowers Billy R. Brackett john Bragg Pam Bragg Pamela l. Brandt Marsha Bratcher People 363 , ' 5 1 f , I-. l L -1 V 1'-1111 . -,Q , ,mv . no- . '.,. 1 .v -- ' . ' ' Q1 . '.'. , -fr 'f - ....-4. -V Z,- s r J A we 4. f, ,- - . - .. , - 43 . - Y - . V U, - ,W . A ' 1- , 1 -A go, V ' A-.H A '1 1,'f , HL '-fr'-b-,'. -'V'---as ' '-+ VJ' . . - V ' ' , V S V ,, . wh. . f 4 ,L i .N A , 4 In t l ul: Q .3 ,Q W ' ,I , ' yr 5 ,. ,. Vu, ' .' - Q .. -L' A 'W-9-f E ' M U 4 ' ,g.f a--H24 3 J n' ' . r '3 l Av 4. V ' A--Q, a V V1 4 tt, V , I . . .., ,, ., 1. ,N . . . t.. 4: ..,.' . fy, sf- -'- ,, ,, .VAN A U - P ' . ., ,, gd, ' bf -A ' r 'ft-'l-Y'i,.' 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' V' V , . 4 Ml , ll 1 Larry Bnnkley ,. -3,3 U.4l gg' ' ' ,EV , N25 1 lex r 1 fy -' : jackie M. Brisker A 5 'ff ' V 'l V' -, - Q ,lgi,,f -f l ' ', ,Q ' - 11 . :fi 1 x . , ,x-' 411.1215 'f- V . F l r s Dennse Brock , X ,l f - l - V ' ,,. . , ' oft- gf X V .L 31 , V -- J- ,VX :Q J- t - ' ll- - B. . ,-1 '23 ..V1.' ,En Jw Lfllsxii A Y 'I Al F Y ' -1 l W- - l '1 ' ' , ,, , . , Y 4 l . 9 g 4 IV- 'r -Q . l 1 s ,, qw X , v. .L . Y, , A Stephen Brock ' ' , 1- l 5 -. , , johnnie Mae Brooks '- ',,V ' '- 127 . wt ' 'Z' ' Lawanda Brooks . l l ' l y N Q N Pamela Broome ' I ' yr V ' l ., 42- Anthony Brown 1 --,SAN A X 4. W y ' rt Anthony Brown fn- .V ' L, , ', Q ' , l , 1. r rv l -, x . VII u 91. 1,1 -. 1 lbkll ' A X - 1 nl , ,, - , . B , , f: 4 !V ' ' l ' - ,Q l A nw, V, I ft. 'J 2' '. ff l V ' K' 1' L , K - , ' l Anthony W. Brown ' r in 'L , , ' A I Dani Brown N tj 1 1 , V-4' Dorothy L. Brown x 1 yi g . '-'W V k ' Irene Brown f 5 ' U V ' Vt Keely Brown I . l Oliver F. Brown People 364 W, 1 l .-pan' .v -I-10 mi ,- if , 1 ' ' , M fa. , Fei? - ni? . '-w r --av-7-65.532 ,L , affafm. 'f Q.af 'TH. Mfg. :VY-rg ,.,,'-X . V ,,,.,m. J:.' E-az Q 0' As-, l,1 , 'ill vm QT ' 4 l 1' 4 K J-rx -all ve ' T , l x ill V J' -un- Z In l fDUN TU UPE Ul lll Rl lllll K x U ' S x.- l y - l I 1 x f l - , l QL x ' I 1 l T' T N x in -I I an l i 'rf P?-.T-4 Q -. ' K T zxf ll r f if . 4 111' X 1 '-: Q :U r Q- AI: 4 :Liv A 'l'L..,,l 'I' M I Af, xx-gf ,V I, Y 4 W , J B -L -LBLL , l , ' 9, l 'Q l , -S 2 '9- 4Qi'3'f'f'f1!'6T' 134 ' ' fr' -,4f.c-1.:6f.mi.,4,1If- m ml ,, .1-,L -..Lf . .-., .- 15:51 b-- .- ::- ' vu?-:B Q , N, -- 5-j 7:-.ag ' 'fig B n' N4 fit . Q X. Sally Brown Vernessa Brown Ronnie Bruce jimmy Burdine Bryan Burgess Charles Burgess jesse Burgess Tony Burks Angela Burnette Denise Burnette v in People 365 40 Darrell L. Burns john R. Burns Curtis Burnside Ruth Burroughs Larease C. Burts Carol Butler Lola Butler Sandra Butler june Bynum Faye Byrd jane Caldwell Steve A. Caldwell Lila Lee Calwile Carolyn Cameron Brenda Campbell Veronica D. Campbell William E. Canada Debbie Cannon Teresa Cannon Ken Cantrell Patricia Cantrell M. joan Carlisle Catherine Carr joe Carrano Betty Carraway Kenny Carver Perry Carson Richard Carson Bessie M. Carter john Carter Linda Carter Steve Carter Terry Center Thomas V. Chambers Frankie Chandler Greg Chappelear Laverne Chappell Roxanne Chappell Charlotte A. Chastine Emily Cheatuam jodi Childress Karen Childress 366 People NVQ N,-ff' s 'Wa :af ' 7 1 -in , 4 . 1. 5 'iii . -.-- . fl , 9 LA! i Sandra Chiles Ernest S. Choice Danny Clark Debora Clark janet K. Clark Marilyn Clark Mike Clark Vanesa W. Clark Arnold Clarkson Teresa Clarkson Ray Clay Marion D. Clinkscales Steven Cobb Edward Coggins Tammy R. Coggins Steven Coker Roger D. Cole Melvin Coley joseph H. Colson Sam Cook joe Cooke janice B. Cooley Kimberly Cooper Marcell Cowan james Cox Kim Cox Sherry Cox Horace Craft Nancy Sue Crain Tim Crain Anita Crawford Susan K. Crawford Audrey Croasmun Mellonee Crockett Renita Crumpton Denise C. Cunningham Diane Custer Hassan Danladi Chris Dassie Ginny Davis john W. Davis Karen Alicia Davis People 367 368 Lillie Davis Linda Gail Davis Michael Davis Randall Davis Ronoi Davis Sherry Davis Tom Davis William E. Davis jeannette Dawkins Cullie Dawson Ann Dean Belinda Dean Milton E. Dean Tammy Dean Sherry K. Dees Barbara Dendy Herk Dendy jesse Dendy Wilma j. Dendy Sylvester Dennis Deborah F. Dial Steve Dickert Kathy Kay Dill Linda Dillard Lisa Dixon Party Dobson jeanette Dodd Charles A. Dogan Horace Dogn Cindy Doughtry Fred j. Drayton Ed Drummond johnny R. Duckett Francine Dukes jesse L. Duncan Tammy Duncan Becky M. Durham Donald Durham Robert Durham Anne Dushane Gail Eaddy Dorothy j. Earle People L. 4 llxji x l A -x vw. V . .V ,., l hr- ' JMU' 'Q ' 3 f QQ' 4 . . W Q i9 . ' 1 Ai -Q:--tg ' gf' f -l Q Q. ' ' L .,. if , . .f4. T' J , 'A ' ,M V: ' ing If I I -My ' ze- 3 ' Qni?A - v , .y t N A 'V Q. - '.. ' 1'-sql. 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I7'!2:1'1rr3 . . - a f Q .L x ' ' is-LL, 'Lp u.. ,Q -,ml -QI Yff - Linda Edmonds Gail Edwards Henrietta Edwards judy Edwards Musa Kalu Edzu Farhan El-Fayez Tammie Elgin Tina L. Elmore Randy L. Eller Marie Ellison Luther Elmore Sandy Elrod Shirley T. Elrod Elsie Enslin Patricia Epperly Ed Ericson Erik 1. Erikson Benny Ervin Albert Evans Clarence E. Evans Wanda L. Fant Karen Farley Doreen Farr Mike Farrow Donna Faulkenberry Sandra Faulkner Willie Mae Ferguson Donna Fetner L. Diane Field Gloria Fields Teresa Fields Benjamin Finley Leland Finley Carlton 1. Fisher Punkin Fleming Debra Floyd Pamela R. Floyd Debbie Flynn Brenda Ford Mary Beth Ford Arthur Forrester Mike Forrester 370 People TD' 'TJ ' i:3'fi,l ' Q-'Q .,,, X M ,441 ',-. I rv '-W! W 7, , --,Q-EL 91'f'1f'.f n A . Q Q V A Q I , , ,, ffl. J- . w X -.ki-fill H 3 t ,A W. , - V 117' Y A V ug I I jf'-.gp - ' ' F f' . w 4 -V .Pi,'.:1Y- ' lib'3'53f'f+'Wil-Q'V5'.1755I 1 if +V 1 d 'K P- 4 V ,'-K+'-f AJ-hi?-, X,----x fx 'l,, 4 ' -N1 'J mx- ' 1 Q :Mft ,jwf',,'-Q:--,v 'Q wggwk. ff , A ,- 11, . n M eg-QL ,-ffm mxfrh gy - M yi U ff5?.,,.L5v1 4-.,f1, l N :H 'r - - -,rm MI - LJ, if 'fx-.e:?Jf.-cr.-u-1 V, ' ' - fn t, ,YNN xl, 1 7 L' ' 4 .-- - , ' 1 2 f . ' .3 J 'ak -'Q X .i .-Lg, , I , ' r Q'-. 5, . f ' ' E 9 ,l.7. :f'Q'L1 ifgf 'ggjiv ' ' - ' - ' V- ' 49.2 1 455 'bf' A' - . - - , , A . ., , Y ,, h ,. NA, ,- I, r' A 1 f . 9 f. . 'Y' w-.' Q 1 ,Sv YJ -- ':- - PIP 'Z , 1 --f - ' if . Q ', 3 - Ji ' ' -Qi. ' Hug, 3 wigs: VJ 1: , :r A' A7 N t :' f f if r' 'T -. Q 'S , ' 'V 3 1 Q I A 'A A W in M .Q A 'Q 14 4-ff - A' 4 'L 'fi , wg , - -13' C I Ty wa 1 . , V Y h '-J-1' lfh: , jd 5 q ara' n.-ug,-.Di , W ur. vs 1 4. 4 , ,1 .1 ,Z uf. ' 1 JL? ' X K . N-H .rl ' 1 HQ' ' - 5, f 'z - -5. :- -- W 'E . g .6 A .i , mr , '- X nv. 'B . I LQ f nw rv v . , 524' If I , V .' QR , ,, 59. f,. .Q ,Q-. .- 4 -'IAS v 'fsrvg HEI lo Ann Gill Paula Gilliam Ruth H. Gilliam Abba A. Gimba David Cleaton Arthur L. Glenn III Teresa Godfrey Meheli Golapshan lohnny Goldsmith William E. Gooding Dennis Goodrich Myron Goodrich William Goodrich Fred Goodspeed lanice R. Goodwin Madelyn Goolsby Debbie Gordon Eddie Gordon Mary R. Gordon Thetha Gordon T. 1. Gordon Lisa M. Gorman Barbara Goss Furman M. Gotshaw Roy Grant Chris Green Danny I. Green Mary Green lohney Greene Lygia Greenway Mary E. Greer Rick Greer Beth Gregory Evelyn Gregory Karen Gregory Belinda Griffin Calvin Griffin Ronald Griffin Brenda Griswold Nancy Grubbs loyce Kathleen Guthrie Renee Guy 372 People li I rife Bitrus M. Habizhi Allen Hadden Richard A. Hail Ahmad Hakimi Mohammed Haliru Sharon A. Hallums Sharon Hamilton Donna Hamlett Rhonda Hammond Dak Hand Beverly Hand Ira Handy Ray Hannah Deanna Hardin Kathy Hare james M. Harris Pat Harris Roscoe Harris jr. Sandy Harris Wesley A. Harris Reno Harrison Thelma Hawes Bonita F. Hawkins Michelle Hawkins Steve Hawkins Bernice Hawthorne Cheri Hayes Donna Helton Brenda Henderson Brenda L. Henderson Deborah A. Henderson Gloria Henderson Lee Anne Henderson Michael Henderson Sherry B. Hendrix Brenda Henson Sharon D. Henson lohn R. Herbert Massoud Hervani Michael Hester Martin Hicks Rhonda Hicks People 373 Charlotte A. Hill Mary Hill Othelia Hill Peggy Hill Rickey Hill Audrey A. Hines Cindy L. Hiott Robbie Hodges Kathy Holaway Roberta Holbert Barbara Holcombe Lynda Holdridge Kim Hollar Sharon Holliday Rodney Hollingsworth Brenda M. Holmes Donna Holtzclaw Tammy Honeycurt Roger G. Hopkins Golan Hosein K. Abady Kathy Houck Eva Howard Janice Howard jerry M. Howard Belva Hoxit Cyndee Hughes Debbie Hudson Eddie Hudson Sharon Huff Kenneth Hughes Rosa Humbert Terry Humbert Lori Hunt Wanda Hunt Michael Hunter Paul Hunter Ruth Hunter Sharon Hurley jerry Hutchison Doris lngebrigtsen james Irby loyce B. Irby 374 People ,. .5 ,1-. 'x LVFKX 4 - 's if! 5...- 1 -L, ':.v -L, -.i l , xg! pn 'NC '41 -1-v ws-P Augustine O. lsibor james A. Ivery Lovinda lwhere Carolyn jackson Cecilia M. jackson George W. jackson Heyward jackson Kenny jackson Loraine jackson Michael jackson Pamela D. jackson Robert j. jackson Sylvia jackson Tommy jackson Randy jamerson jud janalis Chris jansen Subrina jenkins Sherri K. jepsen Sandra jeter Diane jochimsen Mozell L. joe Carolyn D. johnson David johnson Eleanor johnson joseph johnson Idowu O. johnson Shirley johnson Yvonne johnson Barbara jones Beverly jones Donna jones Freddie jones Lorrie jones Mary A. jones Patricia H. jones Robert Earle jones Robin jones Sharon jones Tena jones Debra jordan Lynn jordan People 375 Terrie jordan Spiros Kakouras joey Kallenback Seth A. Karfe Chantay Keels Kathleen Keith Mattie Keith Kim Kelley Beverly Kelly Bonnie Kelly Christina Kepley William Kerns Sammie Lee Key, jr. james W. Kimbrough David King Priscilla King Terri Denise King Samie M. Kirk Oliver Kirksey Mona Lisa Klugh john M. Knight Lisa Knight Melody Lynn Koenke Carolyn Kuck john Kusguen Patricia Kuy Kendall Carol Lackey Cindy Lamb Robert Lambert jacquelyn Lambert Denise Langston Theresa Lanzone B. Dale Lark Carolyn Latimer Cheryl Lawrence Sam Lawrence Frankie Lawson Mark Lawter Mark Layton jeannie League Karen Ledbetter Bobby Ledford 376 People Rhonda Ledford Ed Leitz Deborah Leopard Susan Leppard Diane Lester Hazel Lester Libby Lewis Lisa Lewis joy Ligon Michael Lindsey Robert Lindsey Rita Littlefield Chris Livingston Gloria Lockaby Susan Loftis Carol L. Logan Sarah Logan jackie Lollis Anthony Lomax Teresa Lomax Kim Long Don Longley Cherry Looney loan Looper Sharon Looper Teresa Looper Cindy Lott Denise Loudermilk Charley W. Lovell jill M. Lowe Tammy Lowe Connie V. Lowery Shirley Lucas Steve Lunsford Richard P. Lutz Leroy Lyons Kenneth MacCallum Pam Maffett Sani Maitama Iohn Manigault james Mark Clarice Martin People 377 55- --EE, ,- 5 I I gl vw x-u r 5 r-J 6-'EW ' ' 1 -Ju 5423 - 4 3:51 5, If: ..:'4I,.,' Qfl-s-'ig 40 .ff If 'ET .Gp N , X ' A- kl?' 1?'?3f'2e M 'a Hawke! . . N I3 73-2-2.21.1 514. 9 m 5 .4 .Ji '-ga, f 'L Q71 Q, ng 1 I l JH1 Q ' ' ' w'S?? 'V fqavxfvfil ' J' A , A,,V is LM . 4 J-,HV Q' JUL 'Sis .L+ .V A. . ,: 't' 1, ,,.,,. ML Q, W , . f ., I. 1 Ab! A w 'ILQ +6 I ,ig wiv .- Y 4 ,..1 1 .nf Q I u - rl' 25 H TQ! L. ,A af., ar x .1 3. , x ,A .- ---4' B T ,a -QQ-, W fuss.. HID 'vm 15 f Q 7 , .gf H.. 4 . ! gi Q! W xl 57 u? 41,1 .tw A 3 - vm 'wg 'X' 'S Elaine McQueen Herman L. McWilliams Penny Meadows Christopher Means Lula Mae Means Deborah Medford Gary Medlock Gail Meier Debbie Melton Yasmin Merali Carol Merck Nancy Anne Merritt Tim Merritt Margarett Michel Kay Mills Karen Milom Sharon Milom Deborah Mims Harriet Mitchell Reza Mohammadi Gerald Montgomery Bobby Moody Roger Dale Moon Carol D. Moore Carolyn D. Moore Carolyn L. Moore Debbie Moore Di Anne Moore lanis C. Moore Sam Moore Starr Moore Chuck Morris Debra Morris Sheila Morris l.B. Moton, lr. Lea Mulljnax Nancy Murphy Shari Murphy Brent I. Nadeau P. Moffat Nadohi Amelia Tamara Nance Barbara Nance People 379 Alhassan Ndaisa Clarence Neal Ricky N. Neal john C. Neale Debbie Neely Shirley Neely Masood Neshan Lori Nestor Meg Newell Lisa Nichols Frank Nix Mark Nkwocha jean Noffke jan Norris Tommy Earle Norris Mamie Norwood Barile Nunieh Fred Nutting john O'Berry Brenda O'DeII Tim O'ShieIds Adolphus Ofor Matthew Ogunsile Aloy Chidi Ohanuka Lillian Ohanuka Lois jeannine Orndorff Barry Orr Harold Ortner Bobby Overstreet Patricia Owenby Lula Mae Owens Timothy Peter Palkowetz Dena Palmer joe Pannell Ibrahim Panti joseph D. Paquin Larry T. Parker Valerie Parks Bruce Parris Gwen Patterson Sandra Peake james Pearson 380 People Rose Peele Louise Penland Florence Pennie Timothx Mark Pennell Grace Pepper Connie Perkins Debbie Perkins Arthea Perrin Robert Perrin Charles Petitt Alice Marie Phillips jerry Phillips Michael G. Phillips Vance Pickett Bobby Pitts Cynthia Pitts Ursula C. Pohl Phillip Poole Barbara Porter Ira Porter Steve Porter Caren Powell Danny Powell Mike Powell Tom Powell Marshall Prevost Walker Pridmore Denise Pritchett lohn A. Pruitt Leonard Pulley Brenda Purvines Boyce Pitman Ill Ralph Putnam Mostafa Rabbani Lena Raby Dino Rader Beth Rainey Steve A. Ramsey Irene Raxter Amanda D. Reddick Kathy D. Redding Ravindra Reddy People 381 Robert E. Redmond lames M. Reed Belinda Reeves Velma Louise Renrick Reggie Reynolds Allison 1. Rhodes Tammy Richards Robert R. Richardson Cheryl Rice Lee Roy Rice Hope Richey Darla Ridley Susan Riordon Phyllis loan Robins Cyndi Robinson Cynthia D. Robinson Della Robinson janet Robinson Karen Robinson Tyrone Robinson David E. Rogers, lr. 382 People ,pgs sth- Qi' ,A rt '- . ss X1 my 'thtafl'-. W n . . .,- . , lf' vt , -L . Jig, 9-4 'S' 74, .0 1 -. 3 . J . .55 - 'To I. .Mu is ,i r ' ya, e---I' if .,.....q,, '1 'f xx ,fm .v1-s- ! - .g, 'D' 'ff' .-if i J.. d ng vi' Q Fla, 4' , S. b 5 5 .. 1 ,Wx i ,l 4 I I 1 '31 if 3,52 ' vi ,, . , ,R r- .R i , ':f5'J I, . ,.1, '- jp a I, ,-: .'4.i1 M K ef.: 7 ,1, 'Q'-:B ' ..4. JL:-, , ' . l' 3 5.1.5. . , :sqm-5 I. 'IZA axle, rs 1 1 Z I YL, .1 ' 1,-AVA ' 4.- as .il .Mig- .1, fx' i 'QA -t l as H V K i ,g 5 ,Q ,.-:EQ ,, ' 1. ' 5-fflf. vtfrlliiisrf' '1'e.'s 'i xlggr i X ,- ' -1 Mir' .' .'. Il i ' '- r v ' 14 , ' Wei I X - rliqffizigf ' i l pil' 'uiigjr-1, r, 'Frf5,Q - -, H '.2E,:-1,11-f. as? . f ,mb - -, rg,-H41 , .Pity J l4:Af I' : '-, 1 i . J., -, -- ' ' iii-',fid14.,1 .i' 1 5' J-if . A iff? WC ,-N V ., I-.VSV ' . U, fg. -L ni 4-. 4, 'A . i ew . 5. , ,i, ,. fs Q. ' ii , Jn' i r v 0. 1' l . sf 'I tl 1 I i I l i i i A - ' y an l X P31 3 4, 35-ff , 1 , ,U 1' . 3 xx 'l,5 i fl f V. 4 . fi 52. rs 521, ' A Irv' x 0' fn -rv ,5 john Rogers Tony Rogers Charlotte Rollins Donna Rollins Barbara Rooks Ira Rosemond Carolyn Ross Robert Rozier Mary Ruff George Runion Kevin Rush Susan Russell Debbie Russo Susan Sale Iliya Saleh Bobbie lean Salters Bulus Sambo Salis Kan Toma Samuel Shenia Sanders Melinda Sarrett Kim Savage People 383 Ruthi Schwab Charles S. Scott Pamela Scott lay Sells Sue Senkbeil Peter K. Senkiw Rasma S. Shalabi Said Sharifzadeh Phonzake Shaw Ronnie Shaw Shirlee Shaw Kermit G. Shelton Teresa L. Shelton loann Shepard Mehdi N. Shirazi Terry Shumate Rebecca Simmons Elaine Simon Rose M. Simpson Teresa Simpson Tessie Simpson Rosemary Sims Alice Sipple Alan Sisson Gloria jean Sizemore Ricliy Skelton Andrea Sligh Donnie R. Sligh Nathaniel 1. Sligh Cookie Sloan Terri Sloan Anne Marie Smith Betty 'lean Smith Darlene Smith Donna Logan Smith lohnna D. Smith Kent Smith Marilyn C. Smith Martin L. Smith Melissa 1. Smith Queen Smith Roy G. Smith 384 People 3 lv.. g'-up' T- W 'i L: 'FV' if il ! ' , 'K X, .rl-.5 as l li L ' l Magi? an E ' l . 1 5 -r A .Y -' P-ne. .5stf WE ' ' 1 - ' f , Q' 4 ' gi '- Y: ' 1 ey wil L' N l r S - ff-Elf' 'pill f -i 'Lf XM . , J' ' i ,W -Q ' 1. . ' if f' f w--fn ,, l . -., . .H efg l Y ., .J D K l l L we Q ' t I ll' A M X 'f l '- Y W if . -- . l E 'V :V - mi tv slr., f S . ,. ' 'U lt jf J 3 I ' L it if x ll . ' ff get - l iii? if ' It Q: CN A . ' .LDT f fx pp, '1 1 ' 671741 . , 1 Elie, .if ' xx 4 it X it ' 1 '-'lll, ' 'lv f 1 I :ev E ya' ' NULL, L Sandra Smith Sharon Smith Tammy Smith Terry D. Smith Venis Smith Wanda Smith Walter L. Snipes Monique Southard Debra Spearman Susan Spence Sandra Spruill loan Stafford Charles R. Stamey Nicoletta Starks Barry Allen Stegall George Stephens Belinda Stephenson Cedric Stewart Dianne Stewart Leroy R. Stoddard Veronna G. Stoddard Mike Stokes Kathi Stoutenburgh Roger Strange Richard Suber Scott Suddeth Harvey Sullivan loan Sullivan Melvin Sullivan Regina Sullivan Robert K. Sullivan Rosemary Sullivan Sonya Sullivan Scott Sutt Vonda L. Suttles Richard L. Swecker Claudette Sweeney lacqueline Sweeney Sarah Sweeney Ubielly Tabares Martha Tabares Connie Tadlock People 385 Alfreda Talley Carole Tarpley Tom Tatham Nancy Lynn Taylor Richard K. Taylor Tammy Taylor Nichole Thawley lacqueline Thomas Michael Thomas Carol Thomason Delaine Thompson Gwen Thompson Kathy Thompson M. Diane Thompson Michael Thompson Theresa Thompson Wesley Thompson William H. Thompson William Harold Thompson jenny E. Thorne Edith Threlkeld Frank Thurston Tim Tierno Garba Shehu Tilde Phyllis D. Tindal Mike Tilley Debbie Timmons Edward Tims Daisy H. Todd Gary Toler Becky Tolley Terry Trotter Doris Turner limi Turner Lewis Turner Eddie Tucker Charles W. Tyner Richard L. Umbaugh Calvin Underwood Ricky Underwood Gella Vaezi lames D. Valentine 386 People Van Vance Renee Vanderwerff Eley Vann Carah Vaughn Lisa S. Vaughn lean Vaughn Mark Vaughn Leanne Veal Terri Vess Debbie L. Wade jan Waggoner Cindy Wagner Melanie Waldrop Denise Walker Theresa Ann Walker Vanessa Walker Charlotte Wallace Ann E. Ward Paula Ward lefferson T. Ware Katherine Ware lencey Waters Patricia Carey-Watkins Karen Weaver David Webb David L. Webb Teresa Webb Trish Webb Allen E. Webster joseph Weeks Betsy Welling David Wesley Tina Wheless Penny Whitaker Beth White Gary White Anita Whittenburg Suzie Whitesides Denise Whitlock Charles E. Whitman Bonita Whitmire Tracey Whitmire People 387 Marie Whitner Terry L. Wielhouwer Aaron I. Williams Billy joe Williams Curtis Williams, lr. Gay Williams Gregg Williams janice Williams Larkin Williams, jr. Mark B. Williams Phillip Lee Williams Dennis L. Willis Amelia C. Wilson Arica Belinda Wilson loan Wilson lohn T. Wilson, lr. Shirley Wilson Thomas Winn lill Winnslett Lyn Winter Gladys H. Wood Karl Woodcock Sue Turner Woods julia Wooten Donny Worley lames Worley Greg Wright jimmy Wyatt Annette Young Brenda Young Kenneth Young Margaret Young Sandra Young Karen Younginer Helen L. Zahn Kathy Zajicek David Zajicek Timothy C. Zuber 388 People . ly-7, l NY ,f f T. 'v- , . . H lvl 1 x ' 'li l llillll -cw 1-7 ' riffs.- . 3, 'Q -'X fx., .- ..7- ,?,W A .fV,,- G ll - sl, A , r l l l -5- . .I l '29 71. lil- 4' .All l 4' I ,.r '1 1 T I N Wit Ls N 4.- in li T QV' 135 I - 4 -Q i pig , ., - 1915? 1 li ,tr -- af' .f . .1 .J People 389 - 2- W , I ,-1-2151.1 V 'M ,,,5v,, . rf-5519? 'i A-1' 1-3 ' , . 1+ ,, . 0 - 4-'f'-k a'f.w?-is-,L3F.1p4 1 , ,x .. -A. H . ,. Y 4 N ' 'x2 ff . ' w -- -:fn ---, , XF .' 5:3 4 , ' - ' '- . ' 'LL 5-'fic---.J wa. -.: ' '41--1 ',:f:,!'-: aT ',fX. ,V- x N- A ,L .. rn - ' 'q'- 1 1 ' 1' ' . ,, 1. A . -A ,A , 4 'm t-ff' 4.-Y Y ,f-.. , ,Q YB-, , ..4..,.aaf' 4 Ks' s A V Q A ' ug ,.,- 11 I 1 'Q 'VM rx ' 'nl . .. f j fm, A -', V 1 ' A ,-. K- D 1 . 1- A .1 1 Xb ANN. rf. 1 9!f Graduation Greenville Tec had 1,483 students re- ceiving diplomas or degrees on May 28, 1978. This was the largest number of graduates in the history of the school. The address was delivered by G. William Dudley, lr., Executive Director, State Board for Technical and Comprehensive Education. Graduation 391 Studenl Government 392 Sd G Teresa Looper, Secretary-Treasurer Student Government Alice Phillips, Vice President Student Government 393 Student Government -i Q'Ege 394 Student G Student Government S d G 395 - Q -zd' , g.,..f -E - ,kffufxa Vi ,Q e...,,'-iffix-. Y Q1 I Y - X ff-' av ge: e all 'irflil 5 Q23 , -Tiii'-Tggigif K:9 ' ' Aja: -,PV '1 f 'Sf , We.,-1 'f' -f'f7i- or - I, r a -e ,Q,q.Q+g5gf,,, J l ,R 'Na ia tr P 1 I .EEE ,X , ff P- '- -. new ' - 'r ' .1 - z '..'.1 --'21 aa: lacquelyn Lambert Pamela Broome Eddie Bishop 396 Student Government 'DDQ' we 'WW 'in ln. lug ,fo ,va C' J' I F 'T .fa 1 J .F-'W L. i , .f , E r ,7 fi 4 ,lj l..':z 'J H ,w-'i. n ' ,HJ - 4, ,o .4 A -' ' . 'ITIS' 'ga-' fi. .Q-1:-it i ' i rr-.'J '11 M15 n I JL: A' L'- -ff 'LJ ' - U- I -sl. 1 ' - :ruff-iyj Q ff r I 51' , I '71 L. - , Q v L. Camear Baxter Tyrone Robinson Richard Giannini Martin Hicks Kathy Ware Bobby Ledford Student Government 397 W ' Ira Rosemond Samie Kirk Robert jackson y Hannah Toni Mosteller limmy Moore Student Government 399 Hf Mmm' t . 1 'Q Af' ,,...i 400 Student Government Student Government james Smith, Coordinator of Student Activities , A I :LII .-P , :P IE ' J' ,xifsh ' N . g l .' ,--ff 9,5 ,. . 1, 1 w Q 1 T r, Student Government 401 Who's Who Thomas Balk 402 Who's Who Omobolaji Awolola h I 1 h w june Bennett Ted Bragg Elizabeth Cobb Sandara Faulkner Who's Who Who's Who 403 Who's Who Q , U :M 404 Who's Who 4 J.: I. Allen Givens Elizabeth Gregory Samie Kirk Samuel A. Lawrence Mary McAlister Sundra McDavid Who's Who Who's Who 405 h0,S Mary Ann McMorris Susan E. McGaha Di Anne H. Moore 406 Who's Who Terry S. Ogles Barbara H. Porter Who's Who Samuel Dale Rice Who's Who 407 W Ruthi L. Schwab 408 Who's Who Bulus Sambo Carol Sue Senkbeil Elizabeth H. Shoolbred Suzanne Smythe Vonda Skehon Who's Who 409 Who's Who when 410 Who's Who Sarah E. Suber Emile Toubia Patricia Cary Watkins Greg H. Wright ire ,KP nga 1- Perri Ann Wilson Helen Louise Zahn Who's Who 411 3, -4' qw - . f- .f --em-1. uv' w..' 113.3 '. ., .-I E 459- X ff-'32'.v A-1253 ufkfxw 1 .HQ -5. .v.'uf.315K, klgf, -'V .L 9 L.MH.4 v l' Of- 41 2 Sports X?-Q Z E - K 3 N X X 'Q ar' of v ' x -1'v .1.S,.,, I x.,, . 1.0. it '? 1 ' 7 - ' g.1.g1?T .fy Ak., -1 KAL V I':A u'.: 'f ,-!5fl '1 '. 55' ' V 1. I WHL QA: W' ' ' if L-2 , W .41- QL SPO RTS ia.. A -. ,- .f. Wlfx L . . 1 Sports 413 i A f ,,, f V-.A-X 1 , r, q A - 'fi .' b ' Sports itil. 1 I-' UH if I lx W V N J' of P1 ?i:Jf,E1'AV i 'wifi 2 :RL ef-T I I, IL, ... ..- -,,..,..ALe Sports 415 Y I .M I I f ,I X x n 1 K . J ' . . lf! v. 1 , - Q . 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' addition of a soccer team at Greenville Tec was accepted with enthusiasm by the students and revealed some very promising talent. Sports 421 pw -In w.. ,ge 5 X ,fa , L -...4 9.---,,,. . - ,K ., lv X N 1 . - , . . 1 1 .. - , ,..f ' Y 1 1' W-H -- V N - '-. ,-.1 '-1, ' mr: . V ., N -' n Q - , .V , 1 i A ,g, - -1 1 Sgt V -' A xx'-5, W wr. -DNN , ki, X u A s..- 4 iz. ' v . A 1' 'X Q 'Q' 'L' 1 N . . x 1- ., X V 3- il .AHF . A X . f . mf' r ' i'.p . ' QA .l.'.f f. '. -. S lfi 'F . x - ff- V - : -' A X.,e1x-fa 1- 1. V . - ' f.9 !xf'- I- N '-a - W-1M ' '-, .,- . '- , ' ' D I A + J iw 1-lr-ij! f,f-,ix-N,ii.'.:x .X U ' ,H -1 1 sg. ' .K , I' - -IFN.: ,9 'i-' ' '- -4- N fn . V Y Eff. W ' ' V . ' ' . N. 1 'E 'aku X . N' na -4 -, 'wr A' ,,',. t7,.-, . 'I 'J'--:tri 'bu f ' - -- -- . , - ' K - af -. .5-. .- .omg . -. ' 1 ' .S ' 'F , f ' qi.-, ' 'fig lf u . -' , V Liv ' 74- 'Q -A . K 0- - 4--. K., A ' -.- - - , f. A, X 54, 4, 4 . . . 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K ' 1 I 5-.. in-1 X rm -fn' ! lg Q I Epilogue 459 F' .- 1-i'Fff,'-L WP' 460 Epilogue -W :S ' '94,-Q 9' Q D . .,,'..a.4., -f .,..,. - 'Q 'bf ... -.ns bu- 4- 1 K w r V F r I 1 F J 1 The time I have spent as Editor of the '79 Tec-nique has been an experience I will always cherish. Having worked on the yearbook staff, I now have a better understanding of Greenville Tec. We can all be proud of attending Greenville Tec because its faculty and staff, as well as, its students, have earned the right to be respected. l sincerely hope the '79 Tec-nique will help all of this year's stu- dents remember the good times, the hard work, and the people they came to know. Special thanks to: Mrs. Hazel Hall-for contributing her fullest support and dedication. Mrs. Viola Heath-for the endless hours she devoted to the year- book staff and the untiring efforts she extended toward the mak- ing of the '79 Tec-nique. Mac McDonald-for all the patience, layouts, and, most of all, the fantastic pictures. Lyn Winter-for being there when we needed her most. Chip Covington-for always being so happy and cheerful. I would also like to thank him for giving us so much of his time and for helping us with what seemed to be an endless number of layouts. -last, but by no means least- Tommy jackson-for showing so much dedication and hard work toward the completion of the '79 Tec-nique. No one could ask for a better assistant editor. William E. Hawthorne, jr.-for giving me all the moral support a person could possibly need. Di Anne H. Moore Editor 464 ,Q TW fri, ff Y L.
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