Johnston Community College - Retrospect Yearbook (Smithfield, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1973 volume:

Retrospect 1973, Volume Three Johnston Technical Institute Smithfield, North Carolina 3 Dedication 4 Administration 15 Students 42 Programs 53 Activities 69 Student Life Dedication The annual staff of Johnston Technical Institute chose to dedicate the 1973 Retrospect to Mrs. Eunice Lee. Mrs. Lee functions as a guidance counselor as well as advisor to the annual staff at JTI. In her willingness to listen and understand, she has become a personal friend to many of the students. As a guidance counselor, her involvement in student affairs includes such things as helping students with financial aid, inviting college representatives to talk wdth students, helping with the Miss JTI pageant, and bringing topics of interest to the campus. Therefore, we feel that Mrs. Lee deserves this dedication for her service, guidance, and friendship to the students at JTI. 3 Dr. John L. Tart President 5 Administration James E. Barbour MDT A Program Coordinator David H. Creech Director of Continuing Education William W. Franklin Director of Research and Planning John D. Hobart Dean of Student Affairs Thelma M. Harris Librarian John T. Jones Registrar, Director of Admissions and Records Charles D. Mitchell Assistant Director of Continuing Education A. Curtis Phillips Dean of Instruction William J. Rogers Evening Director Louise H. Wall Business Office Supervisor Louis Vernon Ward Business Manager 6 Learning Laboratory Marjorie S. Tart Coordinator, Learning Laboratory The Johnston Technical Institute library and learning laboratory are open to the students, faculty, staff, and general public of Johnston County. The library has over 6,000 volumes and subscribes to 115 magazines and 10 newspapers. The learning laboratory contains programmed and self-instructional materials in a variety of subject matter. An audio-visual technician is available to aid in the procurement, preparation, and use of audio- visual equipment and materials. Learning Resource Center 7 Board of Trustees J John L. Tart, Ed. D.; Mrs. Robert L. Holt; C.C. Sox, M.D.; Stanley C. Peele; John S. Shallcross; Edward L. White; N.L. Cannady; Shelton A. Benson; John N. Denning, D.D.S.; E.J. Corbett, Jr.; M.L. Wilson; William R. Britt, Chairman; Mrs. J. Don Johnson. 8 Guidance Department Eunice D. Lee Counselor John D. Hobart Prince Albert Best Dean of Student Affairs Counselor 9 Faculty L Tiette S. Bass Cosmetology Jerrj B. Bowman Adult High School L. Harold Bradshaw Business Education Jackie G. Brown English Melba A. Chandler Practical Nurse Education Clinton Eugene Clayton Electronics Servicing Bobby Gene Ferrell Automotive Mechanics Linda Adams French Business Education John G. Hatch Mathematics Physical Education 10 Lloyd Keen, Jr. Automotive Mechanics Lee Everett Liles Adult High School Luther R. Massengill Business Education Katherine C. Parker Practical Nurse Education Edward O. Sanders Continuing Education Betty Hicks Simpson English Dianne C. Shirley Pre-Nursing Education Robert T. Weldon Business Education Lafayette E. Westbrook Social Sciences Virginia White English Hannah J. Williams Business Education Rebecca R. Worrell Business Education 11 Barbara C. Allen Secretary to Dean of Instruction Lois S. Creech Evening Receptionist Deloris Cuddington Secretary to Dean of Student Affairs Ann L. Deese Secretary to Faculty Carol P. Hamilton Secretary Office of Student Affairs Margie W. Hatcher Receptionist Secretary to President Eva Joan Jones Secretary Learning Resources Center Jo Ann N. Kearney Secretary to Business Manager Vicki B. Lassiter Assistant Bookkeeper Secretaries 12 Gail R. Parker Secretary to Director of Continuing Education Evelyn Jean Sanders Secretary to Director of Admissions and Records Vivian M. Stanley Secretary Business Office Phyllis C. Williams Assistant Bookkeeper 13 Granger L. Brock Custodian n i..:- • . • j. • : Gabriel Sanders Custodian Arthur C. Wallace Custodian 14 Students 15 Sophomores Danny Robert Blackmon Accounting Gary Douglas Blackmon Accounting Linda Jean Bridges General Office Technology Jerry Duke Burgess General Education Gollege Transfer Vandora Ann Cole Business Administration Jerry Oliver Creech Business Administration Sarah Lynn Creech General Education College Transfer June Gale Dorman Accounting Randy Worth Driver Business Administration 16 Moses Thomas Gallion Business Administration Patricia Ann Higgins Business Administration Jo Shannon Kimball General Education Gollege Transfer Steve William Langston Business Administration Don Michael Littleton Business Administration Joseph William Payne Business Administration James Tim Pollard Business Administration James Albert Prince Business Administration Dannie G. Rhodes Business Administration Leon Thurston Ricks Business Administration Billy Obid Tart Business Administration Nan B. Upchurch Accounting 17 Maxine Watson General Office Technology John Howard Westbrook Business Administration Floyd Ray Williams General Education College Transfer 18 Clean Environment Day Freshmen Catherine Adams Practical Nursing Education Nancy Ann Adams Cosmetology Charles R. Allen Business Administration Judy Earline Allen Practical Nursing Education Ray Linwood Allen Electronics Luola R. Autry Secretarial Science Lessie Mae Aycock Cosmetology Gary Douglas Ballard Accounting Pamela Lynn Barbour Secretarial Science 20 Elsie Carolyn Barnes Pre-Nursing Jacqueline Barnes Practical Nursing Sharon Anne Barnes General Education College Transfer Joseph Wesley Beasley General Education College Transfer Thomas Clifton Beasley Business Administration Laura Mae Benton General Office Technology Daniel N. Bizzell Business Administration Sybil P. Brewer Cosmetology Jewell Hinson Britt Pre-Nursing Rebecca Bryant Secretarial Science Hattie Pearline Burns Pre-Nursing Debbie Jean Byrd Secretarial Science 21 Jennifer L. Cameron General Education College Transfer Lyvonne S. Canady Cosmetology Barbara Kelly Capps Cosmetology Janet Mozingo Capps Practical Nursing Evelyn Carter Pre-Nursing Danny Wayne Casey General Education College Transfer Patsy Faye Coats Practical Nursing Wanda Lou Coats Practical Nursing Nancy Glover Cooper Practical Nursing Jo Ellen Corbett General Office Technology Frances Dale Creech General Education College Transfer Robert Sherrill Creech Automotive Mechanics 22 Nancy Darlene Daughtery General Education College Transfer William Otis Daughtry Electronics John W. Davis Automotive Mechanics Leonard Earl Davis Business Administration James Richard Dellinger Accounting Lee Wilkes Denning Business Administration Peggy Wall Earp Cosmetology Diane Edwards Pre-Nursing Jennifer Sharon Edwards Practical Nursing Harold Clay Flowers Business Administration Linda Susan Flowers Cosmetology Barbara Ann Forsythe Secretarial Science 23 Judith Jane Freitas Practical Nursing Thomas Earl Gautier Business Administration Harold D. Gibson General Education Gollege Transfer Allice Gale Stewart Pre-Nursing Sandra Godwin General Education Gollege Transfer Mary Mildred Green Pre-Nursing Rachel Byrd Grissom Cosmetology Shirley B. Hatcher Practical Nursing Margaret B. Hawkins Pre-Nursing Kathie G. Hellings Practical Nursing Wilma Jean Holder General Education College Transfer Keith J. Horne Business Administration 24 Leon J. Hudson Accounting Judith Elaine Johnson Cosmetology Rodney Sherrill Johnson Business Administration Thomas Leon Johnson General Education College Transfer Frederick D. Jones Electronics Betty Williams Kincheloe Secretarial Science James Arthur Kirby General Education College Transfer Deborah Dale Lamb Business Administration Cecelia Ruth Laney Pre-Nursing Dennis Ray Lasarsky General Education College Transfer Jerry W. Lassiter Business Administration Maria Teresa Lassiter Cosmetology 25 Chester Lee Automotive Mechanics James Robert Lee Electronics William Theron Lee Electronics Rick Lee Lewis Electronics Ronald Lee McConnell Electronics Linda Garner McCray Practical Nursing Edith Mae McDougle Pre-Nursing Barbara Jean McEachin Cosmetology Gloria Jean McGriff Pre-Nursing Edward McLamb Electronics Jo Ann Moore General Office Technology Durwood B. Morris General Education Gollege Transfer 26 V ' Vi A,,i Evelyn Morris Pre-Nursing Deborah Joann Murrell Practical Nursing Charlotte Parker Cosmetology Claude C. Parker Business Administration Jenny Hill Peedin Cosmetology Rosa M. Perry General Office Technology Frances Dianna Pittman Cosmetology Edward Wayne Price Business Administration Roger Glenn Price General Education College Transfer Rosemary Lee Price General Education College Transfer Vivian Juanita Radford Cosmetology James Raper Accounting 27 Rayford Raynor Business Administration Gail Stewart Reardon Practical Nursing Ruth R. Reardon Cosmetology Sherry Justice Ridge General Education College Transfer Patricia S. Ryan General Education College Transfer Della Grace Sanders Accounting Rebecca Sanders Accounting Tony Craven Sanders Business Administration Gonzalo Santiago Accounting Rosa Watson Sasser Cosmetology Judy Kay Smith Secretarial Science Paula E. Smith General Office Technology 28 Johnny Mac Stanley General Education College Transfer Steve Coats Stephenson Business Administration Thomas Robert Stemloff General Education College Transfer Willis Edgar Strickland Accounting Diana Lynn Tart General Office Technology Karen Victoria Temple General Education College Transfer Geneva Lee Thievin Cosmetology Mae Elizabeth Thompson Cosmetology Mamie C. Tomlinson Pre-Nursing Oliver Dwight Wall Business Administration Charles E. Williams Automotive Mechanics Daniel Williams Business Administration 29 Shirley W. Wood Practical Nursing Betty Sue Wooten Practical Nursing Clarence Alton Worsham General Education College Transfer “Hey you!” “Who, me?” 30 Agriculture Science and Mechanization Damiel Lee Allen George T. Aman Theron Edwin Atkinson Melvin Dell Barnes Robert Lee Barnes Charlie Percell Batten Otis Beasley, Jr. Billy Terry Blackmon Davia Earl Blizzard 31 William H. Buffkin Hubert Capps Ronald Ernest Creech Buck Dunn Donald Ray Dunn Wallace McCray Earp Willard F. Edwards Johnny Russell Etheridge William Earl Etheridge Walter B. Fry, Jr. Carroll E. Grady Claro Tha Grantham 32 William Eugene Guy Jerry Douglas Holloman Michael Ray Jackson William Allen Jackson Dennis Myron Johnson Nathaniel H. Jones Joseph Wayne Lee Leon Jasper Lee Shelton Upchurch Lee Tommy Farrell Lee Jarvis H. McLamb Charles Richard Nichols 33 Phillip Marshall Norville Larry J. Parker Raybon Fred Reardon Rubin A. Rogers Lehman Gregory Smith David G. Snead Cecil Wayne Stephenson Rodney Sutton, Jr. Linzey G. Toole Roland Turner Merton Joseph Whitley, Jr. Ronnie Lynn Woodard 34 35 Adult High School Education Linda Sue Ashby Odessa D. Barbour Kaye J. Barefoot Stephen Barefoot, Jr. Sherrill Lee Barfield Virginia Barfield Fred Lewis Bennet Priscilla J. Benson Patricia Diane Blackman 36 Erma Deloris Brantley Deborah Arlene Byrd Louise Byrd Nellie A. Canaday Leonzia James Capps Bettie Jean Clark Shirley S. Coates Lenor Garland Cooper Wilma Rose Dunn Marie Parrish Dupree Barbara Ann Eatman Alma Lois Eatman 37 Deborah C. Ellis Lillie Mae Finch Donald Edward Gerhardt Goldie Lee Hardy Hilda Faye Harper Annah Laura Harris Mary G. Harris Ruby Lee Harrison Roger G. Hayans Victor Glenn Heath Ann S. Holmes Judy Ann Hudson 38 Jessie B. James Thomas W. Johnson Lillie M. Jones Frank Elmen Key Sylvia Hayes Langdon James Legetto Gladys Pearl Lofton Jessie Harper Lucus Marjorie Gray Luper Dixie Faye McLamb Oscar Nevell Maidon Rudine S. Maidon 39 Debra Day Marshall Becky N. Massengill Mary Lee Massengill Marguerite M. Mead Donnie Earl Medlin Randy Jay Mitchell Annie Bell Mize Dennis Richard Moore Ruby M. Moore Debbra Jean Morgan James William Odom Emily E. Overby 40 Curtis Dale Parker Emma Lou Parker Clyde D. Parrish Lloyd Maylon Parrish, Jr. Linda Diane Pearce Charles Lindy Pierce Rayford C. Rhodes Delsie Faye Rock Donnesa Pearl Rouse Linda Ann Sheckells Linwood Ray Stanley Sandra Faye Sykes 41 Brenda Blinson Taylor Edna Liles Taylor Deborah G. Vaughn James A. Wadsworth Lucy Gray Watson Florene Penny Williams Minnie Pearl Williams Lohie Garol Wood William Eric Woodall, Jr. Garolyn Adele Yelverton David Marshall Yeoman Kevin Zmitrovich 42 43 Accounting The Accounting curriculum is designed to prepare the graduate in a variety of occupations in business and industry. He may qualify for such positions as an accounting machine operator. With experience, he may become an auditor, cost accountant, office manager, or accounting supervisor. 44 This curriculum provides a training program for developing the basic knowledge and skills needed to inspect, diagnose, repair, or adjust components of automotive vehicles. Complexity in automotive vehicles increases each year because of scientific discovery and new engineering. This curriculum provides a basis for the student to compare and adapt to new techniques for servicing and repair as vehicles are changed year by year. Automotive Mechanics 45 The Business Administration program is designed to prepare students for various jobs in business. Some of the objectives are to develop competencies in organization, management, production, marketing, accounting, finance, business law, business communication, and human relations. A graduate may qualify for positions in fields such as advertising, banking, credit, finance, retailing, wholesaling, insurance, transportation, communication, and the hotel-travel industry. Business Administration 46 Cosmetology The Cosmetology program, which is one year in length and s organized on a four quarter basis, provides 1320 hours of mpervised instruction and practice. The curriculum provides nstruction in manicuring, shampooing, permanent waving, j’acials, hair pressing, massages, scalp treatments, hair cutting, :oloring, and styling. The cosmetology student is also nvolved in a continuous program of related study which ncludes grooming, hygiene, professional ethics, anatomy, related chemistry, skin and scalp disorders, and the other phases of cosmetic art. I Electronics Servicing The demands of the electronic space age in which we are now living have developed many new job opportunities in electronics. The Electronics Servicing program provides the basic knowledge necessary to enter the phase chosen by the student. A large portion of the student’s time is spent in the laboratory verifying electronic principles and developing the necessary skills. 48 The first objective of the General Education curriculum is designed to provide the student with an Associate Degree in General Education after completing two satisfactory years. The second objective of the General Education curriculum is to allow the student to transfer all course work to any accredited college or university which accepts credit from Gampbell College. General Education — College Transfer 49 The General Office Technology curriculum is designed to develop the necessary variety of skills for employment in the business world. Specialized training in skill areas is supplemented by related courses in mathematics, accounting, business law, and applied psychology. The graduate of the curriculum may be employed in almost any type of business, large or small. General Office Technology 50 Pre-Nursing Education Practical Nurse Education The program is designed to aid students in meeting requirements for entry into the Practical Nurse Education program or to be employed as a Nurse’s Aide. The objective of the Practical Nurse program is to prepare qualified persons for participation in the care of patients of all ages in various states of dependence and with a variety of illnesses. The student is expected to acquire knowledge and understandings related to nursing, take biological and social sciences, and to develop skills related to nursing practice, communications, interpersonal relations, and use of sound judgment. 51 Secretarial Science The Secretarial Science curriculum is designed to offer the students the necessary secretarial skills in typing, dictation, transcription, and terminology for employment. Special training in secretarial subjects is supplemented by related courses in mathematics, accounting, business law, and personality development. The purpose of the secretarial curriculum is to provide specialized education in the accepted procedures required in business offices, by the legal profession or by the medical profession. Ik ' • 52 53 Student Government Association Executive Branch: Jerry Creech, President; Jo Kimball, Vice-President; Dannie Rhodes, Secretary; June Dorman Price, Treasurer. Legislative Branch: Kneeling: Vandora Cole, Lena Hunter. Standing: Paula Smith, Barbara McEachin, Mae Thompson, Jo Anne Moore, Otis Daughtry. (Absent when picture was taken: Catherine Adams, Rebecca Bryant, Ronald McConnell, Darlene Daughtery, James Dellinger, Charles Grady, Cathy Morgan, Clifton Smith, Tom Sternloff, Vicky Temple, Betty Wooten, Larry Benson.) 54 Judicial Branch: Charlotte Parker, William Lee, Jo Kimball. (Absent when picture was taken: Danny Blackman, Pam Barbour, Earl Gautier, John Westbrook) Cleaning up our community. 55 Jo Kimball - — editor Retrospect Staff Vicky Temple — assistant editor Jennifer Cameron Betty Wooten Catherine Adams Ricky Ricks Jean Holder Jackie Barnes Danny Blackmon James Kirby Darlene Daughtery Vandora Cole Shirley Wood Gail Reardon Rick Lewis Fred Jones Pat Ryan Extra Special Help Barbara Allen Dwight Gay Mrs. Eunice Lee — advisor 56 Newspaper Staff Kneeling: Tony Sanders, editor; Steve Stevenson. Standing: Virginia White, advisor; Vandora Cole, Vivian Radford, Charlotte Parker, Mae Aycock, Hannah Williams, advisor. 57 Business Club Cosmetology Club 58 Nursing Club 59 it Miss JTI 1973 Diana Tart 60 Rosemary Price Lena Hunter Barbara McEachin Johnston Technical Institute’s search for the first Miss JTI ended Friday evening, March 30, 1973, in the campus gym with the crowning of Miss Diana Tart by Miss Goldsboro, Sherry Walton. The first Miss JTI blazed her way to the crown with flaming batons. The graceful and confident manner in which she twirled fire hypnotized the judges. The other lovely contestants were: first runner- up, Miss Rosemary Price; second runner-up, Lena Hunter; third runner-up and Miss Congeniality, Barbara McEachin. The other four contestants were Debbie Murrell, June Dorman, Jo Ellen Corbett, and Cathy Morgan. 61 Debbie Murrell June Dorman Cathy Morgan Jo Ellen Corbett 6o Basketball 1972-73 Kneeling: Gary Weaver, Glenn Graham, John Westbrook, D.B. Morris, J.W. Beasley. Standing: Mr. James Barbour, coach; Dennis Ennis, Mike Littleton, co-captain, Sammy Wagner, Garnell Williams, Tim Pollard, Gary Blackmon. Absent when picture was taken Fred Artis, co-captain. The 1972-73 Johnston Tech basketball competed in the toughest Community College basketball conference in the state. This statement is evidenced by the fact that the conference champion, Southeastern Community College, advanced to the finals of the Southern District play-offs in Virginia. Although the Blue Devils were inconsistent, they had many highlights during the season. There were two big wins over last year’s champion team, Roanoke-Chowan, and impressive wins over Wayne Community College, Halifax, and James Sprunt. The most exciting game was a highscoring Blue Devil victory over Piedmont Tech by a score of 106:104. The season was climaxed by a trip to Mt. Airy for the conference Tournament. Although the Blue Devils did not win, they represented JTI well and gained valuable knowledge and experience needed to become championship contenders ne season. 64 “Anybody for the Teaberry Shuffle?” 65 66 Kneeling: Pam Barbour, co-chief; Jo Kimball, chief. Standing: Jean Holder; Rosemary Price; Vandora Cole. (Not pictured; advisors Carol Hamilton, Hannah Williams) Here’s the way to yell! No school or its athletic program could compete without those “special” people whose jobs are to spread cheer around and to boost the morale of everyone — not only the s tudents, but the faculty and even the staff. Of course, this enjoyable “task” went to these five girls! Working together was one of their main objectives, and in achieving this goal during ballgames, pep rallies, or just ordinary get- togethers, they discovered the true meaning of friendship. 67 “Hey there, Big Boy!” “I’m just a little monkey in disguise.” “Here’s one way to score!” “Anyone for volleyball?” 68 Student Life 69 70 71 I do my thing, and you do your thing. I am not in this world to live up to your expectations And you are not in this world to live up to mine. You are you and I am I, And if by chance we find each other, it’s beautiful. Fredick S. Peris 72 i I I