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FAR LEFT: Board of Trustees: (First row), Percy H. Sears, James L. Williams, John T. Davis, Jr., Mrs. Lois Snitzer. (Second row), William P. Hinson, John R. Foster, James B. Millikan, William L. Beerman, George A. Couington. LEFT: Dr. Luther R. Medlin, president. ' a le i | } | LOWER LEFT: Dr. Woodrow B. | Sugg. ABOVE: (Left to right), Dr. N.J. Owens, Jr., vice-president for instruction; Nelson R. Wallace, vice-president for administration; Preston A. Williams, director of finance. 177
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TRUSTEES NAME DR. WOODROW B. SUGG TO SUCCEED RETIRING DR. LUTHER R. MEDLIN AS PRESIDENT OF GUILFORD TECHNICAL INSTITUTE. Effective July 1, 1975, Dr. Woodrow B. Sugg of Gastonia will become President of GTI. The announcement was made by John T: Davis, chairman of the GTI Board of Trustees, following the board’s December meeting. Dr. Sugg has been President of Gaston College for the past seven years. He received a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Science and History from Atlantic Christian College, a Master of Arts Degree in Educational Administration from the University of North Carolina, and a Doctorate of Education Degree in Curriculum and Supervision from the University of Florida. His professional experience includes employment as an instructor, a high school and elementary school principal, a Director of Instruction and a Superintendent of Schools. He worked with the Ford Foundation and the N.C. Department of Public Instruction. Dr. Suggs received a standing ovation from the GTI faculty and staff when introduced at the Dec. Faculty-Staff meeting.
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UPPER RIGHT: Mertys W. Bell, Dean of Learning Resourses. CENTER: Thurman A. Horney, Dean of Evening Programs. BELOW: Associate Deans; Lyle F. Pepino, Curriculum; Ben C. Gray, Occupational Extension; Howard K. Hicks, Continuing Education.
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