Johnston Community College - Retrospect Yearbook (Smithfield, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1986 volume:

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And take us up — always up. We may never pass this way again. S 6 7 TABLE OF CONTENTS %T ' . - y rfl ■ jJjj ' ' v SHM I Tri FACULTY AND STAFF • 14 PS STUDENTS • 26 ORGANIZATIONS • 4 EVEN . DEDICATION TO ALL WHO GAVE THE JOHNSTON AUDITORIUM A DREAM IS BECOMING A REALITY The dream was born in Jane of 19X4 whence North Carolina General Assembly approved a state appropriations bill that included ft .2 million for the construction of a new Learning Resources Center on the campus of Johnston Technical College. The new structure would house a much-needed library, learning laboratory , audio-visual center , and a small teaching auditorium ( 100 seats or less). But JTC’s president Dr. John Tart had a larger dream. It was his idea that the teaching auditorium college could become a community auditorium , f additional money could be raised to supplement the state appropriation. ImS For many years Johnstonians had needed a modern, centrally located meeting place to accommodate large groups of people. The College Trustees asked the community at large if enough money could be raised to turn the proposed lecture hall into a WOO- seat auditorium . Such a facility was needed for public events, plays, musical concerts, and a variety of other community activities. An auditorium would also enhance the College ' s educational program. A group of Johnston County civic leaders emerged to explore the idea of raising additional money through a county-wide fund drive. An auditorium facility would cost over fl .5 million. Would Johnsto- nians bond together and support such an ambitious project? The answer from leaders throughout the County was a resounding yes, we can!” (By early spring of 19X5, ike fund raising organization was in place and ike campaign began in earnest. In January, 19 6, tkere was good news. Tke fl .5 million goalkad been reacked! And JTC students raised over fS ,900 of tke goal! Tke people of Joknston County kave reason for genuine pride in tkis tremendous accompliskment . . . tkose wko pledged large amounts and tkose wko gave wkattkey could ... all were vital to tke success of tke drive. Never before in tke kistory of tke County kad a fund raising drive of tkis magnitude been attempted . But tke challenge was met. THE DREAM IS BECOMING A REALITY! Architect’s plans kave been drawn, tke ground has been prepared, and construction of tke facility wilt begin in tke near future. Therefore , it is appropriate and fitting that RETROSPECT 86 is respectfully dedicated to every person wko contributed to tkis worthwhile effort. YOU ' RE THE GREATEST! n BOARD OF TRUSTEES William R. Britt, Chairman Smrthfield , NC Albert A . Corbett, Jr. SmithfieU, NC E.J. Corbett, Jr. Zebulon, NC John N. Denning, D.D.S. Smrthfield , NC Matthew W. Hearttey, Jr. Clayton, NC Mrs. Lena Holt Princeton, NC Mrs. J. Don Johnson John S. Shallcross Carl C. Sox, M.D. Benson, NC SmithfieU , NC Kenly , NC 12 Edward L. White M.L. Wilson Pine Level, NC Selma, NC James H. Langdon Angier, NC ( PHOTO UNAVAILABLE) THANK YOU MR. BENSON Mr. Shelton A. Benson of Angier retired from the Johnston Technical College Board of Trustees last gear after a long and distinguished period of service. For his tireless efforts on behalf of the College, his dedication to providing improved educational opportunities for the citizens in our area, and his friendship, RETROSPECT ME salutes Mr. Benson. 13 PRESIDENT DR. JOHN L TART Shortly after Johnston County Technical Institute was established in 3 3 as the fifty-first institution in the North Carolina Community College system , Dr. John Usher Tart was chosen by the Board of Trustees to serve as president. Under his dynamic leadership , Johnston County Technical Institute, first located at the former Forest Hill School near the town of Four Oaks, has evolved into Johnston Technical College, a fully-accredited , modern adult postsecondary institution situated on a beautifully landscaped one-hundred acre campus. Constantly seeking better facibttes to serve the citizens of Johnston County, Dr. Tart has been instrumental in obtaining funding for a number of recent major additions to the campus. In 13X1 , plans were developed to construct 17,500 sguare feet of space consisting of laboratories , classrooms and faculty office space to house Diesel Mechanics , a Machine Shop and Trucker Driver Training. This facibty was completed in early tJXi, and the North Carolina Truck Driver Training School tthen located in Raleigh) was moved to our campus. Space was also provided for the development of a comprehensive fire fghting and rescue sguad educational facility . A new addition to the Wilson Building was completed in the Spring of 13X5. This addition provided facilities for a computer center, several additional classrooms , and a much-needed enlarged student lounge. Dr. Tart continues to look to the future and recently anchored a county-wide fundraising campaign which successfully garnered ft 1.5 million for the construction of a Learning Resources Center building complex which will feature a new library and a 1 ,000- seat auditorium for College and community use. Therefore, for his strong leadership , his belief in the open door philosophy and his desire to ensure that Johnston Technical College continues to be a resource for all of our citizens, RETROSPECT ' X6 salutes our president. Dr. John L. Tart. 16 DEANS • DEANS • DEANS • DEANS David H. Creech Dean of Continuing Education William W. Franklin Dean of Vocational Programs John D. Hobart Dean of Student Affairs Dr. A. Curtis Phillips Dean of General and Technical Programs Louise H. Wall Business Manager FACULTY • FACULTY • FACULTY Brenda S. Abbott Business Robert W. Atkinson Police Science Dennis H. Bailey Welding William B. Barnes P -Sfi ' d G. Batten Retail Floriculture Mathematics Debora C. Bobbitt Nursing Martha Bradshaw Alton B. BizzeH Kathy C. Clark Related Studies Industrial Management Nursing FACULTY • FACULTY • FACULTY Sherman G. Graham Diesel Mechanics James W. Jackson Business Bobby G. Ferrell Auto Mechanics Thomas R. Howerton English L John G. Hatch Chairman, Related Studies Janet R. Lucas Cosmetology Julia A. McCullers English Oscar Johnson , Jr. Greenhouse Management FACULTY • FACULTY • FACULTY Herman Moore Extension Easier M. Narron Cosmetology Luther R. MassengiU. Business Samuel J. Perry Computer Programming Bobby Philbps Business Taryn D. Rice Engb ' sh Hugh L. Roberts Sociology Donnye B. Rooks Director of Nursing Education Sheila W. Smith Director of Radiologic Technology FACULTY • FACULTY • FACULTY Rufus Ralph Swope George R. Thomas Kilty Thrift Auto Body Repair Business Greenhouse Management Pamela M. Tripp Debora J. Wood Radiologic Technology Radiologic Technology Diane Yelverton Nursing 2 ! STAFF • STAFF • STAFF • STAFF • STAFF Gary D. Blackmon Granger L. Brock Bonnie J. Capps Purchasing Agent Building Engineer Receptionist Bill Cheeley Monia D. Clark Marie C. Creech Evening Director Secretary f Financial Aid Financial Aid O ' eterans Officer 22 STAFF • STAFF • STAFF • STAFF • STAFF Joan S. Melnick Counselor Marian S. Mullen James H O ' Neal Director of Admissions (j- Records 23 STAFF • STAFF • STAFF • STAFF • STAFF Sonja Pierce Secretary, Continuing Education Dabby PoLlard Librarian Shirley ]. Shearer Director of Adult High School Amos Smith Margaret Spruill Leslie G. Stone Maintenance Library Assistant A-V Technician Deway ne West Tina M. Whichard Director of Health Services Secretary, Purchasing 24 STUDENTS • STUDENTS • ST UDENTS Karen J. Adams General Education Sherrie L. Adams General Offi ce Technology Wendy L. Aiken Radiologic Technology Elizabeth D. Allen Accounting James L. Allen General Education Johnathan W. Allen Electronics Engineering Gail O’Neal proves that there is more to life than just cleaning teeth. Joseph L. Allen Computer Programming Leroy N. Allen Electronics Engineering Sherrill L. Allen Business Administration Tony J. Allen Electronics Engineering Delisa A. Archibald Business Administration Tami F. Ashworth Cosmetology Edward E. Aswell Air Conditioning June P. Atkinson Cosmetology Theron E. Atkinson General Education Brenda A. Avery General Education 2 STUDENTS • STUDENTS • STUDENTS Linda Avery Computer Programming Lynette S. Avery Police Science Ruth L. Avery Special Technical Tamara M. Bachelder Electronics Engineering Mary J . Badger Medical Secretarial Karen L. Baggett Medical Secretarial David L. Bailey Commercial Art Cleveland C. Baker Electronics Servicing James L. Baker Electronics Servicing Tom E. Baker Diesel Maintenance Betty J. Ballance Adult High School Beth W. Barbour Nursing Education Options Cynthia B. Barbour Computer Programming Joyce Ann Barbour Accounting Ebzabeth C. Barefoot Cosmetology Jennelle Barfield Special Technical Lori B. Barnes General Education Deanna M. Bass Medical Secretarial Tina M. Bass Accounting Christopher L. Batten General Education Martha A. Batts General Office Technology David R. Baucom Commercial Art Jerri Jennfer Bean General Education Cathy D. Beasley Business Administration Freda C. Beasley Business Administration 23 STUDENTS • STUDENTS • STUDENTS Susan R. Beasley Cosmetology Annette H. Bell Commercial Art Tyrone Bell Electronics Engineering Sandra L. Benson Business Administration Patricia A. Berry Business Administration Lettie I. Best Medical Secretarial Tim C. Bianthan Air Conditioning Jeffery R. Blackman Electronics Servicing Carol W. Blackmon Computer Programming Caleb Blue , Jr. Electronics Servicing Leah L. Bone Business Administration David B. Boykin Electronics Engineering E. Glenn Boykin Air Conditioning Gabriel A . Bradley Computer Programming Michael D. Bradshaw Business Administration Stephen C. Bradshaw Air Conditioning Amy R. Braswell Nursing Education Options Annette F. Braswell Computer Programming Reba A. Braswell Commercial Art Donna L. Britt General Education Larry Broughton, Jr. W eltfing Karen F. Brown Business Administration Ronnie E. Brunson Computer Programming Jamie S. Bulb ns Commercial Art Lori Abcia Burnette Cosmetology 30 STUDENTS • STUDENTS • STUDENTS Michael A . Barns Computer Programming Reg inale E. Burns Computer Programming Jo Anne Byrd Business Administration Patricia A. Byrd Business Administration Theresa M. Cahall Nursing Education Options Leonard S. Campbell, Jr. Business Administration Tony J. Capps Electronics Engineering Charles T. Carpenter Business Administration Ella C. Carpenter Business Administration Kirby J. Carpenter Electronics Engineering LaRue E. Caulder Cosmetology Loxie L. Cauley Nursing Education Options Sharon D. Chance Cosmetology James E. Chestnutt Electronics Engineering Josh Chrisey Commercial Art Debora A. Clement Nursing 3 STUDENTS • STUDENTS • STUDENTS Lorrie A. Coates Cosmetology Debbie A. Coats Adult High School Linda A. Coats Medical Secretarial Lisa A. Cobb Computer Programming Tammy B. Colb ns Executive Secretarial Juba A. Connell Greenhoue Maintenance Work-ing eight to one, just to get an ed-u-cabon! Connie E. Creech Nursing Lee Ann Creech Commercial Art Lisa D. Creech Business Adminisbabon Sherry M. Creech Medical Secretarial Renee Crumpler Computer Programming Michael T. Curbs Air Condrbomng Ronald L. Daniels Air Condrbomng Arlean A. Darden Computer Programming James R. Daughtry, III General Educabon Walter P. Daughtry Air Condrbomng 52 STUDENTS • STUDENTS • STUDENTS Bennett L. Davis Air Conditioning Julian S. Davis Cosmetology Winslow A. Davis Industrial Mechanics Kimberly R. Deyton Nursing Education Options Bobby R. Dixon Greenhouse Maintenance Kenneth W. Dixon Electronic Servicing Pamela D. Draughon Executive Secretarial Susan R. Dri skill General Education Donnie R. Duggins Air Conditioning Brenda W. Dunn Computer Programming Tara M. Dunn Commercial Art Brenda J. Eason Cosmetology Dana D. Eason Medical Secretarial Jennifer L. Edwards Accounting Joy L. Edwards Medical Secretarial Sara Edwards Computer Programming 33 STUDENTS • STUDENTS • STUDENTS Douglas W. Ellis Greenhouse Maintenance Gale J. Ellis Commercial Art Robin Y. Ellis Cosmetology Sherry L. Ennis Retail Floriculture Timothy M. Ennis Accounting Jennifer D. Eubanhs Nursing Education Options Chris Evans industrial Mechanics Rusty O. Evans General Education Theresa R. Faircloth General Office Gloria J. Faison Commercial Art Pearl M . Farish Cosmetology Betty J. Fellows General Office Arlinda B. Fields General Education Carroll O. Fields Air Conditioning George W. Finney Accounting Gwendolyn P. Flood Business Administration Debbie S. Flowers Accoun ting Sherri L. Flowers Accounting Charles E. Fogle Air Conditioning Bonnie J. Fowler Medical Secretarial William G. Gardner Air Conditioning Marty L. Gay Electronics Engineering Margo E. George General Education Allice G. Godwin Cosmetology Elizabeth H . Goodrow Retail Floriculture 34 STUDENTS • STUDENTS • STUDENTS I wonder f can change my grades?! Sharon J. Cower Executive Secretarial Charlotte M. Gregory Computer Programming Linda C. Cur bin General Office Jennfer A. Ham Cosmetology Adell F. Hamilton Cosmetology Michele A. Hamilton Cosmetology Thelma B. Hamilton Cosmetology Tom Earl Hamilton Greenhouse Maintenance Tommy M. Hartfield Air Conditioning Freta A. Hargrove General Office Elma C. Harris Electronics Engineering Rachel C. Hartley Greenhouse Maintenance Leonard D. Hatcher Police Science Juanita S. Hawkins Adult Basic Education Sheila J. Hawley Accounting Tony R. Heath Special Student 35 STUDENTS • STUDENTS • STUDENTS Priscilla j. Herring Accounting Elaine P. Hiche Accounting Charlotte C. Hicks Greenhouse Maintenance Lisa L. Hicks Cosmetology Otis M. Hicks Machinist Sharon S. Hill Nursing Catherine S. Hinnant Cosmetology Betty G. HoUer Computer Programming Shirley M. HoUer Business Administration Judy B. Holland Police Science Carolyn Hollis Accounting Tommie C. Holt Computer Programming Barbara A. Honeycutt Commercial Art Betty A. Hood Machinist Margaret House Computer Programming Mindy A. Howell General Education William A. Howell Business Administration Hsin R. Hsu Auto Mechanics Lana L. Hudson Accounting Thomas S. Humphrey, IV General Education Charlisa M. Ingram General Education Vera L. Ivey Adult High School Anna M. Jackson Executive Secretarial Carol S. Jackson Accounting STUDENTS • STUDENTS • STUDENTS Rondo. C. Jackson Business Ad mini sir ad on Sharon R. Jackson General Office Jasper L. James Greenhouse Maintenance Cindy L. Jernigan Computer Programming Frances G. Jernigan Accounting Nancy V. Jernigan Computer Programming Douglas C. Johnson Business Administration Gloria S. Johnson Computer Programming Ola. B. Johnson Retail Floriculture Terry G. Johnson Business Administration Debra L. Jones Adult High School Russel D. Jones Electronics Engineering Wanda R. Jones Computer Programming Mary Kavanaugh Retail Floriculture John F. Kennedy Auto Mechanics Lori R. King Computer Programming Rodney E. King Electronics Servicing Sonya R. King General Education Charles R. Kirby Diesel Maintenance Theresa M. Kirsch General Educadon Donna G. Kornegay Commercial Art Sheila Langdon Adult High School Laura L. Langston Executive Secretarial Laura E. Lassiter Accounting Stanton R. Lassiter Accounting 37 STUDENTS • STUDENTS • STUDENTS Christy P. LeCroy Executive Secretarial Amy M. Lee Nursing Christi L. Lee Commercial Art Nancy W. Lipa Retail Floriculture Daniel E. Little Computer Programming Eric H. Little Commercial Art All work and no play makes a JTC student dull! Peggy Lough Radiologic Technology Robert C. Ly nn Adult High School Evelynn Y. Martin Commercial Art Delia A. Massengill Accounting Edna H . Massengill Adult High School Annette Massey General Education Jeanette Massey General Office Dale M. Matthews Business Administration Cindy H. Medlin Cosmetology Beverly D. Meeks Medical Secretarial 3d STUDENTS • STUDENTS • STUDENTS Michael L. Merritt Auto Mechanics Wanda S. Messer Computer Programming Denise L. Miller Computer Programming Terry M. Miller Executive Secretarial Roy ce C. Mitchell Electronics Servicing Woody L. Mitchell Commercial Art Suthreera Miyamoto Cosmetology Cynthia D. Moore Nursing Katherine L. Moore Computer Processing Linda S. Moore Learning Lab Lou E. Moore General Education Robin E. Moore Business Administration Christopher Morgan Nursing Jerry D. Morgan General Education Tammy E. Mouser Radiologic Technology Jeffrey C. Murphy Business Administration Cheryl J. McClain Executive Secretarial William J. McCullen Air Conditioning Katrina M. McCullers Accounting Valarie C. McCullers General Education Franklin McDonald Electronics Servicing Annette F. McKoy Commercial Art Tracy M. McLamb General Education David C. McLean Electronics Engineering Dinah M. McLeod Business Administration 33 STUDENTS • STUDENTS • STUDENTS Diane McMillan Cosmetology Kimberly F. McNeill Computer Programming Todd J. McNeill Pobce Science Vivian McNeill Cosmetology Daniel R. Napier Air Conditioning Micael A. Naguin Commercial Art John G. Nevill Computer Programming Danny S. Nixon Electronics Engineering Ed Nixon Electronics Engineering Stanley R. Nowell Angela M. Brannon Medical Secretarial Joycelyn H . Oates Business Administration Joel R. Obve Electronics Engineering Stephan Obve Greenhouse Maintenance Reaber L. Overby General Education Sonya J. Overby Pobce Science Linda C. Owens Commercial Art Osiel Palaao Electronics Engineering Cory J. Palmer Electronics Engineering Joanne R Panton Commercial Art Wendy K. Parker Accounbng Robert G. Parnell Electronics Engineering Tanya M. Parrish Execubve Secretarial Mary F. Peacoke Cosmetology Steven R. Peedin Air Conditioning 40 STUDENTS • STUDENTS • STUDENTS Teresa S. Peedin Computer Programming Virginia L. Pence Air Conditioning Vicki B. Penny General Office Fredrick L. Perry Cosmetology Sheree E. Perry General Education Lisa D. Pettiway General Education Victor L. Phillips Business Administration Dwayne E. Pilkington Electronics Engineering Anita J. Pittman Computer Programming Johnny R. Pope Electronics Servicing Teresa L. Price Business Administration Rachel R. Prince Nursing Leo M. Prouly Air Conditioning Clifton T. Ruffin Air Conditioning Usa D. Raynor Nursing Betty F. Reardon Executive Secretarial 41 STUDENTS • STUDENTS • STUDENTS Thelma A. Reardon Nursing Eleanor O. Reddick Business Administration Barbara L. Renfrow Police Science Johnny E. Rhue Business Administration Tessie S. Rhue Industrial Management Celeshne Richardson General Office Radiology students raise money with a bake sale. Yum, Yum! Vertes Richardson, Jr. Greenhouse Maintenance Lisa E. Rogers Cosmetology Kathy A. Roberts Busin ess A dm ini sir ah on Carolyn S. Robinson Cosmetology James C. Robinson Electronics Servicing Lou A. Royal Radiologic Technology Regina M. Ruth Industrial Management Daron R. Sanders Horticulture Thelma J. Sanders Electronics Servicing Theresa B. Satterfield Computer Programming 42 STUDENTS • STUDENTS • STUDENTS Ellen J. Seawell Medical Secretarial Marian A. Seekins Accounting Yvonne Shaw Industrial Management Donald D. Shields Machinist Christine R. Simmons Computer Programming Evelina R. Sims Cosmetology Ernes t W. Skinner Aocto Mechanics Brian A. Smith Business Administration Lynn J. Smith Nursing Susan C. Smith Accounting Glenn Twigg, Jr. Business Administration Mallie L. Umphrey Commercial Art Delois Wade Cosmetology Ellen R. Ward Computer Programming Sandy S. Warden Nursing John E. Washburn Special Technical Melanie B. Watkins Cosmetology Lenny C. Starling Air Conditioning Tammy H . Starling Adult High School Ronda L. Staton General Education Connie P. Stephens Business Administration Win Stephens General Education Clarissa D. Stephenson Accounting John A. Stephenson Electronics Engineering Betty P. Stevens Retail Floriculture 43 STUDENTS • STUDENTS • STUDENTS Brenda F. Stevens Business Administration Patsy L. Stevens Police Science Stacy K. Stewart Police Science David L. Striddand Electronics Servicing Jacqueline N . Striddand General Office Shardn R. Striddand Nurse Assistant Willye F. Sutton Commercial Art Jennder E. Swartkout Radiologic Tecknology Arlene D. Tart Radiologic Tecknology Brenda K. Tart Cosmetology Carole D. Teackey Cosmetology Rueben I. Tedder Accounting Danny J. Tkompson Police Science Kim M. Tkompson Cosmetology James M. Tkrasker, Jr. General Education Donnie R. Tim Accounting Amy J. Toler Commercial Art Patricia A. Toole Retail Floriculture Jodi C. Tracy Nursing Janet R. Turnage Radiologic Tecknology Syvonne L. Smrtk General Education Wendy J. Smrtk Nurse Assistant Tracy Stack Electronics Servicing Jason R. Stallings Computer Programming Sue H. Stallings Nursing 44 STUDENTS • STUDENTS • STUDENTS Mary C. Stanfield General Office Julia F. Stanley Adult High School Bessie M. Starling Adult High School Evelyn Watson Business Administration Valerie J. Wearing Electronics Engineering Dorothy H. Weaver Retail Floriculture John D. Weaver General Education Anthony A. Webster Business Administration Debra S. Weeks Nursing Linda C. West Nursing Elizabeth R. Wilder Executive Secretarial Laura B. Williams Accounting Ramona L. Williams Commercial Art Rodney O. Williams Electronics Servicing Sonji L. Williams Learning Lab Tommie L. Williams Greenhouse Maintenance 45 STUDENTS • STUDENTS • STUDENTS Randy E. White Electronics Engineering Teresa F. Will Adult High School Sherry F. Williams Accounting Sonji L. Williams Learning Lab Walter R. Williams Industrial Management James D. Wise Auto Mechanics Clarence R. Wolfe Police Science Kathy A. Wood Cosmetology Linda F. Wood Computer Programming Cearry L. Woodard Air Conditioning Patricia C. Wrench Computer Programming 46 4H COMMERCIAL ART m it k f 1 1 1 s t 9 £ ■fffi ’Is ! f| Front Row ( L to R) Eileen Whalen , Annette Bell, Gale Ellis, Ramona Williams, Gloria Faison, Carol Broughton, Frank Creech (advisor), Gail Kornegay , Joanne Panton, Mary Erna Scovel, Amy Toler, Durwood Mitchell, Christi Lee , John Bateman, Robbie Parker, Barbara Honeycutt, Mile N again , Lee Ann Creech, Stormy Davis, Jamie Bulb ns , Eric Little , Malbe Umphrey, Bryan Norris, John Sellars. Back Row ( L to R) Reba Braswell, Tara Dunn, Linda Owens, Evelynn Martin, Syd Meany , Josh Chrisey. 50 COSMETOLOGY Group Photo C seated L to R) Sarah Lane, CaroLe Teachy , Marie Coker, Sharon Creech ( second row, seated) Lisa Hicks, Michele Hamilton, Delois Wade, Jennifer Ham, Tami Ashworth, Sue Mijamoto . Brenda Tart, Sharon Chance, Cathy Hinnant, Susan Beasley ( standing ) Antonio Ledbetter, Evelina Sims, Sandra Bryant, Sandra Davis, Pearl Farrish, Melanie Watkins, Donna Peedin, June Atkinson, Kathy Wood, Lisa Rogers, Robin Ellis, Kim Adams, LaRhu Whaley. In Candid photo at left, Michele Hamilton performs a manicure for patron. 5t ROOTS O- SHOOTS Roots Or Shoots members in group photo are ( Lto R) Tim Franks, Steve Obve, Tom Hamilton, Bobby Dixon, Mark Yaun, Ron Mizio, Vertes Richardson, Beverly Johnson l advisor). Tommy Williams, Allen Barnes, Stanley Wrthenngton, Chris Johnson, Jasper Jones , Juba Connell, Oscar Johnson ( advisor), Ken Parrish, Maurice Johnson, Charlotte Hicks, Alfred Spruill, Roosevelt Sanders, Kitty Thrift ( advisor) , and Larry Mathews. In photo at left, Maurice Johnson plants a rose bush. In photo above, Tom Hamilton tends greenhouse plants. RADIOLOGY ( L to R Standing) Amy Howell, Regina Harrell, Jerri Saunders, Shelvia Bethea, Gail Schrock, Terri Saunders, Pam Morrison, Sandy Latimer. ( L to R Seated) Sharon Vickery, Rhonda Crocker, Jamie Williams, Bridgette Cowan, Bobby Massengill. 53 NURSING — FIRST YEAR Group Photo ( Front Row L to R) Theresa Schwalbe , Lisa Raynor, Amy Braswell, Rebecca Denton, Loxie Cauley, Juanita McArtan, Rachel Prince, Sandra King (Bach Row) Melody Edwards, Chrystal Stephenson, Jamie Campbell, Sandra Fair cloth, Floretta Peterson, Kim Deyton, Sue Stagings, Angelic Sorrell, Amy Lee, Audrey Coley. Officers are (Front L to R) Loxie Cauley, Lisa Raynor (Bach Row) Melody Edwards, Sandra King. 54 NURSING — SECOND YEAR First Row ( L to R) Debbie Clement, Brenda Sheffield, Sandra Warden, Diane Moore, Connie Creech, Jenny Eubanks, Thelma Reardon, Beth Barbour. (Second Row) Chris Morgan, Jodie Pelham, Sharon Hill, Sherry CaUam, Lori Hayes, Debbie Weeks, Tracy Cahall, Linda West. 55 PHI KAPPA PI Members of Johnston Technical College ' s Phi Kappa Pi chapter of the national business educa- tional association Phi Beta Lambda made an im- pressive showing at a state convention in Charlotte by capturing ten awards. Shown CL to R) are Jack Stowers (advisor) , Susan Smith , Carol Jackson, Toni Seekins, Lori King, Anita Pittman, Freda Beasley, Beth Wilder, Michael Bradshaw, Beth Reardon, Sherwood Campbell, Karen Anderson (advisor) , Jim Jackson (advisor), Brenda Abbott (advisor) , and Laura Langston. ( L to R) PHI symbol : Sara Edwards, Karen Brown, Delia Massengill, Vic Phillips, Freda Beasley, Glenda Thomas, Carol Jackson, Toni Seekins, Beth Wilder, Michael Bradshaw , Betty Reardon, Sherwood Campbell, Laura Langston, John Nevill, Debbie Flowers, Sherry Pounds. KAPPA symbol Michele Jackson, Denise Draughon, Tammy Collins i Jill SeawelL, Lori King, Kim Stanton, Carol West, Rhonda Jackson , Jeff Murphy , Pat Byrd, Kimberly Honeycutt, Renee’ Grumpier, Joey Allen. PI symbol Sandra Benson, Wanda Jones, Linda Wood, Lisa Watson, Anita Pittman, Carol Blackmon, Theresa Satterfield, Denise Miller, Jim Jackson, George Finney, Jim Sumerel, Mike Burns, Elizabeth Brunson, Vickie Barfield, Sharon Cower, Hope Oats, Usa Creech, Tim Ennis, Jack Stowers. 56 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Row One: ( L to R) Jenny Eubanks, Lynn Smith, Regina Harrell, Thelma Sanders, Pat Spur gin, Ebzabeth Goodrow, Tamara Baehelder , John Hobart (advisor). Row Two: Ronald Daniels , Jason Carpenter, Tony Capps, Danny Nixon, Sherri Wise, Rachel Hartley, Scott Hamm. SGA OFFICERS (L to R): Jason Carpenter — Parbamentarian, Sherri Wise — Treasurer, Tony Capps — President, Thelma Sanders — Vice President. 57 Clockwise from top: Josh Chrisey ( photographer) , Thomas Humphrey, Mallie Umphrey (photog- rapher). IT SS RETROSPECT ’86 59 ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING SECOND YEAR STUDENTS Second year EET students include ( bed not necessarily pictured) Tamara Backelder, James Beasley, Jeff Brinchek, Tony Capps , Jason Carpenter , Jason Cobb, John Lounsil, Darrell Hamilton, Danny Nixon, Brent Russel and Mike. Williams. 60 ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING FIRST YEAR STUDENTS First year EET students indude ( but not necessarily pictured) Jonathan Alien, Leroy Allen , Marty Gay, Alex Hatcher, Luby Hocutt, Russel Jones, Kenneth Joyner, David Mclean, Edward Nixon, Stanley Nowell, Cory Palmer , Glenn Parnell, James Pierce , Dwane Pilkington, Linda Sexton, John Stephenson, and Valerie Wearing. 61 JOHNSTON TECHNICAL C OLLEGE ASSOC! A TION OF NURSING STUDENTS (JTCANS) ( Lto RJ Seated — Kay Parker ( advisor), Loxie Cauley , Sandra King, Rachel Prince , Amy Braswell, Lynn Smith, Sue Stallings. Standing — Jenny Eubanks, Debra Weeks, Thelma Reardon, Linda West, Diane Larrick, Kim Deyton, Crystal Stephenson , Amy Lee, Robin Godwin, Agnelic Sorrell. 62 JTCANS CHARTER MEMBERS (L to R) Seated — Undo, Wed, Debra Weeks — secretary, Sandra King — treasurer, Sue Stallings — vice president, Lynn Smith — president. Standing — Jenny Eubanks, Thelma Reardon, Kay Parker (advisor), Loxie Cauley, Amy Lee. 63 LET’S ALL REGISTER! 67 PRESIDENT’S LUNCHEON In March , JT C president Dr. John Tart hosted a Luncheon in the student lounge to recognize campus leaders. Invited guests included Student Govern- ment Association executive officers and senators representing the various programs of study , and the RETROSPECT ' X6 editor and staff. Dr. Tart and SGA president Tony Capps addressed the group. Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Gibson of Student Affairs were gracious hostesses and served the barbegue and chicken. Mr. Hobart especially seemed to enjoy the chicken. Yum Yum! at SMILE, YOU’RE IN THE YEARBOOK! ys C3 72 73 COSMO HAIR SHOW WAS BEST EVER! H happened in March and came in like a lion! There was a roar of appreciation! JTC faculty, staff and students, in addition to many invited guests, jam-packed the student lounge for the annual Cosmetology Hair Styling Competition entitled A NEW HORIZON.” For those lucky enough to find standing room ( and even better, sitting room) a real treat was in store! Each year the show seems to get better and better, but this year’s show was the BEST ever! Beautiful models, stunning hairstyles, and fabulous clothes made the show a delightful experience. Some top-fbght entertainment by Cosmo students and sumptuous refreshments provided by Foodservice students rounded out the happy event. Decorations were provided by Bennett Barnes ' Retail Floriculture group. Congratulations to all those who participated in or helped with the production. In the style of narrator Mrs. Betty Simpson, WASN ' T IT FABULOUS?!” 74 75 In photo at left , Sharon Chance , Second Place winner, holds her trophy as Second Place model winner Tracy Eason and Cosmo instructor Janet Lucas look on. In photo below left, model Lori King does her thing. In photo below, Jennifer Ham, Michele Hamilton and Carole Teachey model their whites. In photo on page 77, First Place winner Cynthia Stallings and her model accept trophy from Janet Lucas! 76 77 ■HI TRADE SHOW! A big event in Smrthfield each year is the Farm O- Home Trade Show. In the photo at left. Phi Kappa Pi members help man ( or woman) the JTC booth. In the photo below, JTC X-ray students hold a bake sale in the student lounge to raise money for funds to attend a state conference. Their baked goods simply radiated with goodness! RADIOLOGY BAKE SALE 1 -i m! p w mm j | If : — — fpl 1 BLOOD DRIVE ’86 Human blood — life ceases without it! Blood donation is an outstanding example of people helping people and we at JTC are proud to lend a hand ( or arm). Twice yearly Johnston Technical College makes facilities available for the American Red Cross Bloodmobile. Sponsored by the Student Government Association, the Bloodmobile visits are the primary public service events of the College. A friendly competition is held between the various programs of study to see which can get the most students ( or substitutes) to donate blood. The Electronics Engineering Technology group has taken top honors for the past several Bloodmobile visits. We salute all those who have given and continue to give the gift of life! az ®e 4fi . a u r n aS nd aieS 5? 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