Guilford Technical Community College - Whispering Pines Yearbook (Jamestown, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1968 volume:

WHISPERING PINES GUILFORD TECHNICAL IN STITUTE Jamestown, N.C. NANCY WILLIAMS — Editor MISS SYLVIA EIDAM — Advisor ANN WOODYARD SHERRILL TEAGUE — ee LYNN JOHNSON itors STUDENT LIFE AT G.T.I. hills LE 5 OP: Dilla yameQe LG — ats g “g fe See a To Dr. Luther R. Medlin We Dedicate... In any school’s struggle for recognition and achievement, it is important that there be people who are capable, willing, and eager to meet and overcome the challenges that are always present. This past fall such a person came to G.T.I. to assume the duties and responsibilities of his new and important office. In his first year here he has met the challenges of his office capably, willingly, and eagerly, and knowing that he will continue to meet these challenges at G.T.I. for years to come we dedicate the 1968 Whispering Pines to our President, Dr. Luther R. Medlin. ADMINISTRATION and STAFF at G.T.I. A native of High Point, North Carolina, Dr. Luther R. Medlin graduated from High Point College with a B.A. degree and received a M.A. degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where he majored in education. He recently received his Doctor of Humanities degree from High Point College. He began his career as a teacher and then went on to the position of principal in several schools, the most recent being Page High School. On Sept. 15, 1967, he assumed the duties of President at Guilford Technical Institute. Mrs. Betty Everette ee ee ee gananunias Executive Secretary Director of Extension and Adult Education MR. ROGER SHARROCK Chief Administrative Assistant COL. G. A. FINLEY Director of Instruction MR. RICHARD L. WALDROUP Director of Student Personnel MR. DAVID SENKPIEL Director of Admissions MISS ALWAYNE McCLURE Registrar MISS MAGIE FISHBURNE Public Relations Director MR. GLENN HOLDER eee : SS Director of Industrial Services Area Supervisory Development MR. JERRY OWEN Coordinator MR. HIRAM CASEBOLT Business Manager Bursar MR. PRESTON WILLIAMS MR. FOY HILL MRS. ELMA WILMER Secretary MRS. JOAN MONAGHAN Secretary 11 Bookkeeper MRS. RUTH HARVEY Secretary to Bookkeeper MRS. PEGGY MARTIN MRS. ELENOR SCRUGGS Secretary MRS. JACKIE SMITH Secretary MISS JO JEFFERS Secretary MISS LYNN STEED Secretary MRS. VIRGINIA CHAUNCEY Secretary TEACHER OF THE YEAR BUEN gl Or ESA Boo 4 = Be Z - e 3 i Ba g FS 2 ce a ee 23 = For her dedication to the school and students, and participation in activities, Miss Menke was selected by the student body as Teacher of the Year. DEPARTMENTAL CHAIRMEN Mr. Carl G. Bickers BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY Mr. Thomas L. Breedlove POWER MECHANICS Mrs. Mary I. Breeze FUND. LEARN. LAB Not Pictured Mrs. Julia B. Cantor COSMETOLOGY Mr. Ralph E. Calhoun COMMERCIAL ART Mr. Edwin McDill HEAD LIBRARIAN Not Pic tured Mr. Fredrick W. Morris MATH PHYSICS Mrs. Polly C. Tillman COOD. PRAC. NURS. ED. HEALTH SCIENCES DEPT. 15 Dr. George S. Mayer HEALTH SCIENCES Miss Pamela G. Menke ENGLISH SOCIAL SCIENCES FACULTY Mr. Roy Adams FURNITURE TECHNOLOGY Mr. Frank Angus MATH PHYSICS al Miss Mary K. Bailey SECRETARIAL SCIENCES Miss Charlene Ball ENGLISH Mrs. Virgie R. Bingham PRACTICAL NURSING Mrs. Helen F. Black PRACTICAL NURSING Mr. R. S. Dickson DRAFTING Mr. Bob Cashion Mr. A. M. Covington DRAFTING SHEET METAL Mrs. Charlotte McGlohon ENGLISH SOCIAL SCIENCE Mrs. F. W. Morris DENTAL Mr. Lynwood English BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Mr. Alfred C. Hall ELECTRONICS Mrs. Helen Hardee LIBRARIAN Mr. Howard Hicks DIR. MDTA; DRAFTING Mr. Bob Hodgin DRAFTING Mr. Kenneth Kirk WELDING Mrs. Judy Reid DENTAL Mr. Cirus Stuckey SCIENCE Mr. B. A. Lamb MACHINE SHOP 18 Mrs. Jane K. Smith LEARNING LABORATORY Mrs. Doris B. Simone BUSINESS SEC. SCIENCE Mr. Robert W. Talley UPHOLSTERY Mr. Kenneth O. Vaughn BUSINESS ACCOUNTING Mr. Louis Williams ADULT EDUCATION Mrs. Jane Hooks SOCIAL SCIENCE NOT PICTURED Mr. Jerry C. Callicut CIVIL TECHNOLOGY Miss Sylvia Eidam ENGLISH Mr. Norman Faircloth COMMERCIAL ART Mrs. Barbara Katzenstein HEALTH SCIENCE Mr. Jasper T. Keziah MATH Mrs. Martha Lawrence SEC. SCIENCE Mr. Willard Pipen METALLURGY Miss Wanda Russell BUSINESS ONE-YEAR VOCATIONAL STUDENT S Students welcome Cosmetology to our Jamestown campus. Automotive Mechanics prepares the student for repairs and specialty work on automobiles. Upholstery offers many opportuni- ties as a handicraft occupation. Benny Harding SHEET METAL Rudolph Murphy AUTOMOTIVE MECHANICS William Staley SHEET METAL 20 W. D. Bartlett WELDING McCraven Brown AUTOMOTIVE MECHANICS Bob Earman WELDING George Steed AUTOMOTIVE MECHANICS Vance Wade AUTOMOTIVE MECHANICS James L. Whitmire WELDING : | PRACTICAL NURSING Ce Ce a 2 Be y Te g He iy r Miss G. Cook Miss S. Cross Miss D. Doby Mrs. M. Fishel 21 Miss L. Grant Mrs. S. Goins Mrs. P. Hall Mrs. R. Hellein Miss P. Johnson Mrs. W. Kilgo Mrs. R. Lamb Miss N. Lane Mrs. Q. Meadows 22 Mrs. M. Moore Mrs. L. Ragan Miss K. Senkewicz SA SS Miss B. Summers Mrs. D. Wrenn Mrs. K. Woods Mrs. Grace Dunning Mrs. Rosa Lee Jenkins oe 2S Mrs. Patricia Sharpe 23 Miss Barlowe Mrs. Brothers Y, Mrs. Bullard Miss Carroll DENTAL HYGIENE 24 Mrs. Killinger Miss Lynch Miss Rice 25 Miss Hall Miss Hastings Miss Johnson Miss Shaffner Mrs. Veach Mrs. Wade Don Alsop ELECTRONICS Rick Beaver BUSINESS ADM. Robert Black ELECTRONICS Wayne Brann BUSINESS ADM. Danny Brown BUSINESS ADM. Jeanne Bunton EXEC. SECRETARY Beverly Byerly EXEC. SECRETARY Pat Cantor EXEC. SECRETARY Aufford Carmichael COMM. ART Rene Davis COMM. ART Johnny Freedle BUSINESS ADM. Cheryl Greene COMM. ART Freshmen... 26 27 Gwen Greene EXEC. SECRETARY Billy Harriss ACCOUNTING Ken Hazzard COMM. ART Julia Heggie ACCOUNTING Andy Hinshaw BUSINESS ADM. Freelove Jefferies EXEC. SECRETARY Jackie Jeffers BUSINESS ADM. Robert Jordan ELECTRONICS Howard Joyce ELECTRONICS Chris Kirkman COMM. ART Jean Lohr COMM. ART Nina Mathena EXEC. SECRETARY Charles Nelson ELECTRONICS Ted Nooe ELECTRONICS Roger Owen BUSINESS ADM. Robert Perry BUSINESS ADM. Brenda Phelps EXEC. SECRETARY Marian Raleigh BUSINESS ADM. Toni Reynolds MEDICAL SECRETARY Mike Roach ELECTRONICS Steve Roach ACCOUNTING Diana Smith MEDICAL SECRETARY Gwen Thomas COMM. ART Carol Wallin MEDICAL SECRETARY Danny Wingard BUS. ADM. ae Freshmen Wood MED. SEC. Look to the Future James Woodard Terry York COMM. ART DRAFTING 28 SUPERLATIVES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ken Martin and Ann Woodyard MOST INTELLECTUAL Bill Gansman and Patsy Daniel MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Archie McKinnon and Nancy Williams 29 Sherrill Teague et % Ys = Sars ae 5 a me oN yee Oats ke 0 ees — = aol ee! a Fay iva by pa e oo = TAM syidhingg,, SO RAN gb ng te tt EIR e . 32 ‘ Ay VTO by e VR ise TT IEE White 8 ay WITTIEST Alan Lackey and Nancy Williams 30 Sophomores... 31 ETTA BALDWIN Executive Secretary Annual Staff, 2 DONALD BARNES Furniture Technology RANDY BREEDLOVE Business Administration Alpha Sigma Theta; 2 DAVID BURROW Drafting BRENDA CATHEY Executive Secretary TOM CURRIN Commercial Art PATSY DANIEL Accounting Phi Rho Pi, 2; Who’s Who, 2; Superlative, 2; Annual Staff, 2; Graduation Marshal 1. JOHN DAVIS Business Administration Student Government, 1; Phi Rho Pisz BOB FRAZIER Commercial Art Treasurer, 8.G.A., 2. CHARLES GRAHAM Drafting Annual Staff, 2. DAVID HAGAR Drafting JEROME HATCHETT Accounting 32 33 LARRY HARVELL Drafting HERMAN JAMES Public Service LYNN JOHNSON Medical Secretary Annual Staff, 2. GRACE KIRKMAN Public Service Phi Rho Pi, 2; Who’s Who, 2; Student Government, 2. ARCHIE MCKINNON, JR. Electronics President, S.G.A., 2; Vice-Pres. Freshman Class, 1; Superlative, 2 KEN MARTIN Accounting Vice-President, §.G.A., 2; Stu- dent Government, 1; Alpha Sig- ma Theta, 2; Superlative, 2. CHARLES QUISENBERRY Drafting Graduation Usher, 1. GWEN RALEIGH Business Administration Treasurer Sophomore Class, 1; Phi Rho Pi, 2; Annual Staff, 2. GERALD SETZER Business Administration Alpha Sigma Theta, 2. BETSY SHORT Executive Secretary Annual Staff, 2. SUSAN SIZEMORE Commercial Art HENRI SLADE Business Administration 34 RONNIE MOORE Business Administration ANNETTE MURPHY Business Administration STEVE PAINTER Business Administration Phi Rho Pi, 2. JOHN PATTERSON Electronics RONALD PULLEY Electronics RONALD MOCK Business Administration 35 VICKI SKINNER Commercial Art DICKIE SPENCER Electronics SHERRILL TEAGUE Executive Secretary Superlative, 2; Annual Staff, 2; Secretary, Sophomore Class, 2. NANCY WILLIAMS Accounting Vice-Pres. Sophomore Class, 2; Superlative, 2; Graduation Mar- shal, 1; Editor, Annual Staff, 2; Secretary, Phi Rho Pi, 2; Who’s Who, 2. 4 i oe ee a a Sophomores ANN WOODYARD [ k Medical Secretary O O Phi Rho Pi, 2; Superlative, 2; Graduation Marshal, 1; Who’s Who, 2; Annual Staff, 2. Toward Graduation 36 ORGANIZATIONS at G.T.I. Se, Representatives of $.G.A. are B. Phelps, M. Roach, R. Sloop, B. Frazier, K. Martin, G. Raleigh, A. Lackey, B. Gansman, B. Short, S. Teague, B. Earman, C. Murphy, G. Bikas, B. Byerly, N. Williams, H. Gaskins, K. Wilson, C. Kirkman, R. Bentley, G. Jones, A. McKinnon, President. ag 2 =. ” I E X E C U T | V E ARCHIE McKINNON, President; KEN MARTIN, Vice-President; CRAIG MURPHY, Acting Secretary; BOB FRAZIER, Treasurer. 37 Freshman Class Officers BRENDA PHELPS-VICE PRESIDENT BEVERLY BYERLY-SECRETARY RITA BENTLEY-TREASURER 38 Sophomore Class Officers NANCY WILLIAMS-VICE PRESIDENT GWEN RALEIGH-TREASURER SHERRILL TEAGUE-SECRETARY PHI RHO PI Miss Pam Menke, ADVISOR, John Davis, Grace Kirkman, Sherrill Teague, Craig Murphy, Nancy Williams, Ann Woodyard, Jeannie Bunton NOT PICTURED, Patsy Daniel, Jackie Brame, Gwen Raleigh, Danny Brown, Tony Hill, Diana Smith, Richard Hawley, Ricky Frazier, Bill Gansman, Steve Painter ®PII Officers MISS PAM MENKE-ADVISOR CRAIG MURPHY-VICE PRESIDENT NANCY WILLIAMS-SECRETARY 39 Nancy Williams Patsy Daniel Grace Kirkman Bill Gansman Georgia Bikas Ann Woodyard Cynthia Veach Special thanks and congratulations go to Ann Wood- yard, Diana Smith, Jeannie Bunton, Craig Murphy, Tony Hill, and John Davis who represented us so ably in the National Forensic Tournament in Miami, Fla. John Davis won second place nationally with his speech analysis of “I Have A Dream” by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. The above students were selected to Who’s Who because of their scholarship and accomplishments at G.T.I. 40 ispering Pines 1968 Miss Sylvia Eidam, ADVISOR, Betsy Short, Etta Baldwin, Patsy Daniel, Ken Martin, Lynn Johnson, Bob Frazier, Nancy Williams, Editor, Gwen Raleigh, Sherrill Teague, Archie McKinnon, Craig Murphy, Beverly Byerly, Ann Woodyard NES OWE IGEIN 555006 0n occas ance ao oo Aha Nawey WHA ooo eco acon ene ee gon wap ee ulseltte ANMaWOOdValdurmen nn nn nena eens Assistant Editors Sherrill Teague Lynn Johnson PatsyeDanic i i i a are nee Bb USINCSS Manager Nancy Williams-Editor 41 SPORTS at G.T.I. Concentration of the players shows the interest in the game. A Players Fate... Is the Fans’ Delight 42 FESS SK SL NL A Football Game is Fun... But Not Always. 43 The plan in the huddle is demonstrated on the field. oe tS Ronald Artis looks on, as he and Craig Murphy lose their shirts in a game at Jamestown Elementary School. B A S K E T B io L 44 AMISS... A HIT. Volleyball Interests Faculty and Students AND FINALLY, FRIENDS. MAKES THE GAME... 45 From Start... To Finish. INTERESTS BOTH RACK MEN AND WOMEN Cheryl Greene runs a 7.0 second 50-yard dash in championship runoff heat. Runners anxiously await the starting gun. 46 Anthony and the Aqua Lads... Gwen Raleigh leads the dancers in a demonstration of the Let us entertain you. bugaloo. Even the instructors enjoyed the dancing and the entertain- Our own Vicki Skinner plus Debi Newton comprise the ment. Chantels. 47 Dancers make good use of the intermission for drinks and a much needed rest. The band plays on, and ... the dancing continues. 48 me A small but friendly group greets the Legions Combo. Danny Brown shows how to do the ??? CHRISTMAS 1967 A command performance by Ronald Artis singing ‘My Girl”. Mr. Calhoun and his wife in a return engagement from the Thanksgiving Dance. 49 SPRING PICNIC Ends the Years ctivities 50 | AM AN AMERICAN DAY The Eighteen Year-Old Voter and Viet Nam were subjects for debates in the morning program. LITES Student panel challenges Judge Exum on the topic of the Eighteen Year-Old Voter. '67-'68 EVENTS 51 challenge to Ted Barlow. 2 es Ok ea es esents a The chipping contest pr Here come de Judge! English leaps high to spike the ball over in the Student-Faculty volleyball game. Mr. 52 Faculty is caught while hungry students wonder where all the Yes, Russian Roulette IS on the schedule of afternoon food went!! events!!! CLASSES ARE OUT FOR A DAY OF SPEAKERS, FUN, AND GAMES SAAS Students whoop it up at the afternoon dance contest. Miss Menke and Mr. Calhoun also join in the fun. 53 I would like to express my sincere appreciation to the faculty for their helpful suggestions and their patience, my staff and some who were not. officially on the staff for their cooperation and effort, and our advisor, Miss Sylvia Eidam, for all of her ideas and invaluable suggestions. Nancy Williams, Editor 54 22) elmothe PRINTING COMPANY @® Charlotte, N.C. nie n Be ih op 13 8) es Ve hi its, dé le 7 ors