Johnston Community College - Retrospect Yearbook (Smithfield, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1987 volume:

Ey ' -ynB i Ip i Wv£m ly ■ W mj 11 ' Hf j f I ' — • � j|fpf j Outside is a future . . . . . . the darkness may try to shadow it. Broaden your horizons and the light will shine through . Inside is a dream . . . . . . the light does not reveal it. It reveals itself in things it touches along the way. 6 T(? Jane and Rodney take time out for a smile . . . Mr. Roberts and Brian like to read Bazooka Joe comics before class . . . David lets Brian have it ( the water gun) ... an afternoon by the lake . . . the JTC beach bums. 7 IT WAS A REAL TRTPMf JL JLwJL M. • • • HEALTH FAIR SHOWS WE CARE! Each year JTC’s nursing students hold a ’health fair’ in the student lounge where faculty, staff, students and members of the public may have a variety of tests ( such as blood pressure, weight, blood sugar, etc.) done for free. It may hurt a little, but you just have to ’stick’ to it. Thanks to all our nursing students and instructors for this good service! 10 SIGNS ON THE HORIZON! Phi Kappa Pi used the whole ' sheet’ of paper to welcome new business students last fall! The whole 1986 graduating class of nurses passed the state registry examination for a 100% passing rate — GREAT ! Just to say we’re good too! the radiologic technology class of ' 87 all passed the national registry examina- tion and left high expectations for first year rad-tech students clustered around the 100% cotton sign. Time to SIGN OFF! 11 CHRISTMAS ON THE HORIZON Every year students in our retail flori- culture and food service specialist programs host a beautiful Christmas ex- travaganza! This year they used JTC’s student lounge for the first time and truly transformed it into a holiday hoorah! Nearly a thousand people en- joyed the sights and smells and taste treats. Thanks to Bennett Barnes , Susan Hayes and their hardworking students for an early Christmas present! 12 Christmas Sounds On The Horizon 13 FIELD DAY — NO WORK — ALL PLAY! May 27 dawned cloudy and gray but the weather did not haynper our spirits as festivities got under way for the annual Field Day and Cookout spon- sored by the Student Government Asso- ciation! A featured attraction was the Dunkin ' Booth which was manned by some hearty souls indeed as ivater tem- perature at 10:00 a.m. was about 32 degrees. Students paid 50 ceyits to throw balls at their ‘ favorite ” instructors. The action was wet ayid wild as funds were raised for Phi Kappa Pi to help send representatives to California to compete in national Phi Beta Lambda competi- tion. All the “ good sports” turned out to play a little volleyball, basketball and tug-o- war. There were also plenty of spectators who preferred to watch and wait for the burgers to grill! U FIELD DAY AND COOKOUT WAS A “BALL” The basketball games brought out some amazing athletes! In the photo at left , Mallie “ Luke Skywalker Umphrey executes a rim-rattling dunk of a soft- ball. They said it couldn’t be done. Maybe they were right. One of the best basketball contests during Field Day was between the Boston “Smelltics” and the L.A. “Fakers. Actual- ly, it looks a lot like the old shirts and skins game. Our new scoreboard broke during the game so no one knows what the final score actually was. That concrete is rough on your Reeboks! 15 FIELD DAY WAS FUN SUN DAY! Sounds of LISA LISA and U2 . . . loud sounds . . . those lovely Cosmo girls . . . short shorts . . . Hawaiian Tropic tans . . . pale faces . . . Jams . . . black Reeboks . . . Charlene, Wendy and Jane hugging . . . Sherrill asking Fuz and Mark “Hey, where’s the keg?” . . . Charlene and Jane asking Terry “ Why are your arms so small?” 16 OUTRAGEOUS WAS CONTAGIOUS! . . . the Jump brothers. Skip and Flip, showing Olympic form . . . Tammy thinking “I make these other people look so ordinary!” . . . Sherrill asking Fuz and Mark “Hey, you ' re kidding. Now where’s the keg?” . . . William R. Britt, Albert A. Corbett, Jr. Chairman Smithfield, NC Smithfield, NC EJ. Corbett, Jr. Zebulon, NC John N. Denning, D.D.S. Smithfield, NC Matthew W. Heartley, Jr. Clayton, NC Mrs. Lena Holt Princeton, NC Mrs. J. Don Johnson Benson, NC John S. Shallcross Smithfield, NC Carl C. Sox, M.D. Kenly, NC Edward L. White Pine Level, NC M.L. Wilson Selma, NC James H. Langden Angier, NC BOARD OF TRUSTEES 19 DR. JOHN L. TART, PRESIDENT 20 ADMINISTRATION David H. Creech Dean of Continui ng Education John D. Hobart Dean of Student Affairs William W. Franklin Dean of Vocational Programs A. Curtis Phillips Dean of General Technical Programs Louise H. Wall Business Manager 21 FACULTY Brenda Abbott Business Karen Anderson Computer Programming Dennis Bailey Vocational Technology Debora C. Bobbitt Nursing W. Bennett Barnes Peggy G. Batten Retail Floriculture Mathematics Alton B. Bizzell Industrial Management Martha Bradshaw Related Studies Homer L. Childers Carpentry Masonry FACULTY Eugene C. Clayton William E. Fischer Sherman G. Graham Digital Electronics Welding Diesel Mechanics John G. Hatch Chairman, Related Studies Susan M. Hayes Food Service Tom Howerton English James W. Jackson Business Robert N. Jemigan Law Enforcement Dewey L. Ivey Heating Air Conditioning 23 FACULTY Janet Lucas Luther R. Massengill Julia McCullers Cosmetology Business English uiiiwtmnmti ■fxio-«raa A ' a? C. Parker Nursing Samuel J . Perry Computer Programming Easker M. Narron Cosmetology Bobby Phillips Business Joey W. Powell Adult High School Taryn Rice English 2U FACULTY Hugh L. Roberts Sociology Donnye B. Rooks Director, Nursing Education Jean A. Sawyer Business Sheila W. Smith Director, Radiology Don W. Stephenson Biology Dewey L. Stephenson Chairman, Business Eldoti H. Strickland Machinist Jim Sumerel Business Jack Stowers Business FACULTY Nina G. Sumner Rufus R. Sivope George R. Thomas Adult High School Auto Body Repair Business Danny M. Thompson Auto Mechanics Kitty Thrift Horticulture Pamela M. Tripp Radiology Diane Yelverton Nursing 26 STAFF Jean W. Archibald Mail Room Supervisor James L. Baker, Jr. Janice H. Batten Bookstore Manager Secretary - — Vocational Betty T. Braswell Granger Lee Brock Carol B. Butts Secretary — Faculty Maintenance Supervisor Secretary — Extension Bonnie J. Capps Monia D. Clark Marie C. Creech Receptionist Administrative Assistant — Financial Financial Aid V. A. Officer Aid STAFF Tammy B. Collins Secretary — Extension Nicky H. Cox Director, General Adult Extension Judy W. Davis Computer System Administrator Hope O. Dale Secretary — Financial Aid Ann L. Deese Secretary — General Technical Sue C. Ellis Director, Occupational Extension Beverly M. Gibson Secretary — Student Affairs Thelma Harris Director, LRC Paul S. Hill Maintenance STAFF Virginia C. Johnson Secretary — Student Affairs Shelia B. Jefferson Learning Lab Coordinator Gloria S. Johnson Computer Lab Coordinator Marian S. Mullen Business Office Joan S. Melnick Counselor Judy S. Lee Business Office James H. O ' Neal Admissions Director M. Doug Pate Purchasing Agent Sonja R. Pierce Secretary — Extension 29 STAFF I Debby L. Pollard Librarian Shirley Sheares Director, Adult High School Margaret J. Spruill Library Assistant Leslie G. Stone A-V Technician Tina M. Whichard Secretary — Purchasing Deborah L. Wall Dewayne West Personnel Officer Health Services Coordinator Cathy H. Webb Business Office Phyllis M. Williams Business Office 30 i 1 ? j i c at k m U || f � w .,g | ABB f iffi . J nfinjK •iuCkSS L . • ' ■ ■ ' STUDENTS Lynn G. Accongio Malia M. Alderson Jonathan W. Allen Computer Programming Commercial Art Electronics Engineering Donna F. Anderson Edward E. Aswell June Atkinson College Transfer Heating Air Conditioning Cosmetology Romona J. Atkinson Patricia A. Byrd Johnathan W. Byrd Secretarial — Medical Accounting Commercial Art Benjamin S. Byrd hating Air Conditioning Tammy R. Brown General Office Angela L. Brooks business Administration Larry J. Broughton Machinist Carol A. Broughton Commercial Art Sandra P. Brockman College Transfer Donna L. Britt Nursing 33 STUDENTS STUDENTS Angela M. Brannan Amy B. Brannan Michael D. Bradshaw Secretarial — Medical Nursing Business Administration Gabriel A. Bradley David B. Boykin Shirley L. Blue Computer Programming Electronics Engineering Cosmetology Tracy G. Berger Frances L. Benson Adult High School Accounting Ella M. Bell Nursing Yvonnia J. Beasley Accounting Randall B. Beasley College Transfer Cassandra D. Bellamy College Transfer iff « y I Shirley F. Beasley Cosmetology i lb ' Martha A. Batts Secretarial — Medical Cindy D. Batten Cosmetology 35 STUDENTS STUDENTS Tina M. Bass Deanna M. Bass Lori B. Barnes Accounting Secretarial — Medical Nursing Diana E. Barefoot Joyce A. Barbour Sandra Baler Nursing General Office Adult High School ■KB 36 William C. Baker Digital Electronics Tracey P. Baker Cosmetology Laura J. Baker Adult High School James S. Baker Gilbert E. Baker College Transfer Machinist Deborah H. Baker Accounting Martha E. Bain Commercial Art M Donnie S. Baker Diesel Mechanics Mary J. Badger Cosmetology Sandra M. Carter College Transfer Deborah S. Carter Cosmetology Loxie L. Cauley Nursing 37 STUDENTS STUDENTS Tanya L. Chope Cosmetology Alfonza Clark Welding Joyce D. Coates Adult High School Gwendolyn A. Coats Linda A. Coats Michelle R. Cockrell General Office Secretarial — Executive Business Administration Audrey Coley S. Denise Cooper Mark H. Corbett Nursing College Transfer Auto Mechanics 38 Kathy J. Cosgrove Tammy C. Crane Joseph S. Creech College Transfer Cosmetology Diesel Mechanics Lee A. Creech Commercial Art Suzanne J. Creech Commercial Art Harold R. Dale Law Enforcement Benjiman J. Darling Amy R. Davis Johnny S. Davis Commercial Art Early Childhood Education Electronics Engineering 39 STUDENTS STUDENTS Juliet Davis Cosmetology Monique C. Davis Cosmetology Kimberly C. Dexton Nursing Thomas A. Diamond Commercial Art Bobby R. Dixon Kenneth W. Dixon Horticulture Electronics Engineering Kym M. Dixon William R, Dixon Don H. Dollar Electronics Engineering Electronics Engineering Electronics Engineering AO Brenda J. Eason Dana D. Eason Cosmetology Secretarial — Medical Lynette J. Eason Cosmetology Dana R. Edwards Joy L. Edwards Linda P. Eldridge ' usiness Administration Secretarial — Medical Retail Floriculture U Brian K. Ellis College Transfer Gale J. Ellis Commercial Art Rayford Ellis Accounting STUDENTS STUDENTS Sonya G. Ellis General Office Amy E. Erwin College Transfer Anne G. Ennis Secretarial — Executive Kristy J. Evans Commercial Art Sharon R. Evans Cosmetology Lisa L. Everett Cosmetology h2 Theresa R. Faircloth General Office Troy E. Fair Law Enforcement Diane L. Farmer Business Administration Fred S. Flemming Betty J. Fellows Gwendolyn D. Flood Commercial Art General Office Business Administration Melinda C. Garrett Sherry M. Gerald Anita G. Gibson College Transfer College Transfer Business Administration US Darren H. Gilbert Accounting Tracey S. Gilmore Adult High School Lori A. Glasgow Commercial Art STUDENTS STUDENTS Allice G. Godwin Amy J. Godwin Sharon J. Gower Cosmetology Computer Programming Secretarial — Executive Reginald P. Grantham Diesel Mechanics Felicia M. Green Cosmetology Rosetta Green Cosmetology Mac E. Gregory Melaine L. Grice Pamala K. Griffin Secretarial — Executive College Transfer College Transfer U Janet L. Grubbs Diane Hageman Lurearn M. Hall General Office Cosmetology General Office Adell F. Hamilton Thelma B. Hamilton Sayidra J. Hardy Cosmetology Cosmetology Business Administration U5 Lettie B. Hargis Secretarial — Executive Regina D. Harrell Radiology Elma C. Harris Electronics Engineering STUDENTS STUDENTS Alpheus A. Haswell Law Enforcement Cynthia C. Henery Adult High School Priscilla J. Herring Accounting Debra A. Hicks Computer Programming U6 Tammy R. Hill Secretarial — Executive James L. Hinnant, III Auto Mechanics Randy Hodge Horticulture Tammy L. Hollifield Cosmetology Shirley M. Holder Herbert O. Holley business Administration Adult High School Carolyn Hollis Cathy B. Holmes Timothy E. Holmes Accounting College Transfer Law Enforcement DeDe J. Holt Tammy R. Holt Carl Hoskins General Office Computer Programming Business Administration 47 STUDENTS STUDENTS Ella M. House Adult High School Pamela J. Howard Cosmetology Lisa Howell Secretarial — Medical Hsin R. Hsu Diesel Mechanics Dorothy B. Jackson Linda C, Jernigan Retail Floriculture Adult High School U8 Evelyn R. Howell Retail Floriculture Elaine W. Huffman Cosmetology Nancy V. Jernigan Computer Programming Deborah B. Johnson Computer Programming Evelyn S. Johnson Cosmetology Lisa L. Johnson Law Enforcement Douglas C. Johnson Edward Johnson, Jr. Business Administration Law Eyiforcement Judy T. Johnson Lisa A. Johnson Adult High School Secretarial — Executive Maurice A. Johnson Terry G. Johnson Horticulture Business Administration h9 STUDENTS STUDENTS David G. Jones James A. Jones Junious E. Jones Computer Programming Commercial Art Digital Electronics Lynne Jones Law Enforcement Noreen F. Jones Russell D. Jones Food Service Electronics Engineering 50 Thelma J. Jones Adult High School Tony C. Jones Law Eyiforcement Jeffery A. Kelley Machinist Susan R. Kemp Minnie R. Kennedy Shirley J. Kent College Transfer Adult High School Business Administration Margretcher King Richard A. King Rodney E. King Computer Processing Electronics College Transfer Russell A. Kinlaw omputer Programming Stanton R. Lassiter Accounting Wendy M. Lassiter Cosmetology 51 STUDENTS STUDENTS Barbara L. Lawhon Donna E. Lawton Christy P. LeCroy College Transfer Retail Floriculture Business Administration Amy C. Lee Retail Floriculture Amy M. Lee Nursing Michael G. Lee College Transfer Norwood S. Lee College Transfer Rhonda A. Lee Simona Lee College Transfer Business Administration 52 Hazel H. Lewis Retail Floriculture Shirley J. Lent Annamerle M. Level Retail Floriculture Lana C. Linker Retail Floriculture Eric H. Little Commercial Art Richard S. Lockhart Machinist Angie R. Lucas Accounting William P. Lucas Electronics Kay S. Lyons Cosmetology 53 STUDENTS STUDENTS Celeste A. Maynard Adult High School Kristie J. McGee College Transfer Robert McIntosh Digital Electronics 1 Annette F. McKoy Commercial Art Billy R. McLamb Kimberly A. McLamb College Transfer Computer Programming 5U Kimberly K. MeLamb Michelle D. McLean Sandra L. McLeod Computer Programming Cosmetology Business Administration Diane McMillen Cosmetology Jacqueline M. McNeil Phyllis M. McNeil Computer Programming Computer Programming Veronica V. McNeil Computer Programming Amanda C. Medlin Accounting Mark D. Middleton Welding 55 STUDENTS STUDENTS Brent A. Miller Terry M. Miller Carolyn A. Mitchell Commercial Art Secretarial — Executive Secretarial — Executive Durwood L. Mitchell Bonnie S. Moore Valerie G. Morgan Commercial Art Business Administration Business Administration Donna S. Morris Jeanette W. Morris Deborah J. Murphy Business Administration Nursing College Transfer 56 4 Michael A. Naquin Commercial Art Edward M. Nixon Electronic s Engineering I Stanley R. Nowell Electronics Engineering John G. Nevill Debora Jean Nichols Digital Electronics Business Administration Mary K. Norman Bryan P. Norris College Transfer Commercial Art Joycelyn H. Oates Niel S. Olon Secretarial — Executive Adult High School 57 STUDENTS STEADILY DEPRESSIN’ LOWDOWIf MIND MESSIN Phi Kappa Pi picked a nice hot spring day to hold a car wash behind the auto mechanics shop. Proceeds were going to- wards fares to the National Phi Beta Lambda Competition in California. The cars got a lot of spraying but so did the washers! “I thought you were supposed to wash the engine too!” ‘‘Jim Jam” Jackson practices to be Karate Kid III! 58 FORKIN’ AT THE CAR WASH BLUES! Jungle Jim uses the elbow grease, oris it just grease on the elbow? Can you guess which photo is titled “ Jim Jams?” Well, two Jims don’t make a right. 59 STUDENTS Alma . Overfield Accounting Alice C. O ' Neal Commercial Art Reaber L. Overby Nursing Betty J. Padgett Accounting Jennifer R. Page Cosmetology Rhonda D, Page Cosmetology Cynthia D. Parker Accounting 60 Jo Anne R. Panton Commercial Art Sandra G. Parham Commercial Art Mollie J. Parker Robert K. Parker College Transfer Commercial Art i $ .. j � S ■ ' • [ 1 Sandra J. Parker Cosmetology Susan A. Parker Wendy K. Parker Gregory L. Parnell Adult High School Accounting Digital Electronics Shari A. Parrilla omputer Programming Cynthia M. Parrish Adult High School Kenneth W. Parrish Horticulture 61 STUDENTS STUDENTS Libey K. Parrish Cosmetology Lisa M. Parrish College Transfer Tanya M. Parrish Secretarial — Executiv Jessie R. Patterson Adult High School Mary F. Peacock Cosmetology Barbara A. Peedin Horticulture 62 Teresa L. Peedin Adult High School Michael L. Peele Commercial Art Linda R. Pender Accounting Billy L. Phillips Kara L. Phillips ndustrial Management Business Administration Candy C. Pierce Cosmetology Donna Pierce Secretarial — Executive u Lisa D. Pettway College Transfer Victor L. Phillips Business Administration James E. Pierce Electronics Engineering 63 STUDENTS STUDENTS Lorie A. Pittman Tammy Pope Computer Programming Business Administration Donnie R. Powell Kelli G. Powell Business Administration Cosmetology Michelle Price William T. Price Computer Programming Law Enforcement 64 Teresa A. Pope General Office Marvin K. Price Electronics Engineering V ' - Rachel R. Prince Nursing Cassandra M. Puckett Rachel M. Pulley Shirley F. Purdy Commercial Art Computer Programming College Transfer William G. Purdy Clara Putnam Barrett M. Ray Adult High School Learning Lab Horticulture Cheryl J. Ray ecretarial — Executive Laura R. Ray College Transfer Anthony G. Radford Digital Electronics 65 STUDENTS 66 67 STUDENTS Douglas L. Raper Marty G. Reardon Welding Electronics Engineering Anetta Reid Lisa F. Renfrow Cosmetology Retail Floriculture John W. Richardson Electronics Vertes Richardson, Jr. Horticulture 68 Eleanor O. Reddick Business Administration Celestine Richardson General Office David M. Ricks Computer Programming - i Kathy A. Roberts Beverly H. Rowland Andrea S. Royal lusiness Administration Secretarial — Executive Computer Programming Rhonda S. Sheffield Carol R. Siko Computer Programming Industrial Management Annie M. Smith College Transfer 69 STUDENTS STUDENTS Brian A. Smith Micheal M. Smith Business Administratioji Law Enforcement Monica L. Smith Accounting Sherry L. Smith Sonora P. Smith Syvonne L. Smith Commercial Art Home Health Aide Secretarial — Medical Marianna Southard Commercial Art 70 Vivian M. Smith Cosmetology Angelic P. Sorrell Nursing Pamela J. Spurgin Cosmetology James L. Stanley College Transfer Sue H. Stallings Nursing Michael H. Stanley Commercial Art v ii j Johnny M. Stanley Accounting % - li Teresa L. Stayiley Business Administration Kim Stanton General Office Tammy S. Starling General Office Clarissa D. Stephenson Accounting 71 STUDENTS 72 l SOUND APPROACH TO FUN! 73 STUDENTS Toby R. Stevens Commercial Art Denise D. Stone Commercial Art Emily R. Stewart Cosmetology Hilda R. Stowers Retail Floriculture Elizabeth J. Stockton Cosmetology Alease Strickland Adult High School Christopher W. Strickland Digital Electronics Ki m D. Sugg Cosmetology Kenneth W. Surrett Horticulture Lea A. Sutton Accounting Sharon E. Symmoiids Law Enforcement Melissa J. Swagert Industrial Management Deborah G. Swann Jennifer E . Swarthout Donnie R. Tim Law Enforcement Radiology Accounting Ayca H. Talton Special Studies rV ' ;! ' - 7 1 Angela L. Taylor General Office Herbert Taylor Business Administration 75 STUDENTS STUDENTS Rodney S. Taylor Cinderalla Thomas Teresa A. Thomas Business Administration College Transfer General Office James A. Thompson Shirley Thompson Sylvia R. Thornton Welding Retail Floriculture Computer Programming, Amy J. Toler Janie C. Trenum Alice R. Tubbs Commercial Art College Transfer Accounting Peter W. Tuel Lisa P. Turnage Toni A. Turner Horticulture Accounting Business Administration Mallie L. Umphrey Joyce H. Valley Carl V. Vann Commercial Art Business Administration Computer Programming iathryn L. VisChansky Retail Floriculture Brenda S. Walker Business Administration Frederick Walker, Jr. Adult High School 77 STUDENTS FACULTY KICKS OFF YEAR WITH (WHAT ELSE) FOOD! Last Fall an important part of faculty orientation activities was a picnic! “ It takes a lot of energy to teach these young folks,” said Jim (Jungle Jim) Sumerel, as he showed novices how to make the most of available plate space. The others caught on quickly. 78 ALL REGISTRATION LINE UP! A Ah, registration — or should we say frustration ? Fall quarter registration brought long lines and overdue book fines. We learned the meaning of ’hurry up and wait,’ but actually, it gave us a chance to bat the breeze with our buddies. As the computer warmed up, the line moved up and we paid up. ‘Spi- der’ Webb made the PRIME prime time. Modem technology — ain’t it wonderful? Pardon the grammar Mrs. McCullers! 79 STUDENTS Deborah M. Wall College Transfer DeeAnne R. Wall Business Administration Kay B. Wall Retail Floriculture Wendy J. Wall Beth A. Wallace Alice D. Warren College Transfer College Transfer Retail Floriculture Evelyn M. Watson Business Administration Marlon C. Watson Auto Mechanics 80 Angie B. Waters Cosmetology Lisa M. Weaver College Transfer Joseph M. Whitley ' omputer Programming Becky A. Wiggins Cosmetology Eileen M. Whalen Mary E. Wheeler Commercial Art College Transfer Robert D. Wiggins Edna R. Wiggs Electronics Engineering Computer Programming 81 STUDENTS STUDENTS Janet B. Wilkins Cosmetology Alexander Williams Laura B. Williams ■ Business Administration Accounting Melissa S. Williams Cosmetology Ramona L. Williams Commercial Art Rodney O. Williams College Transfer Sherry F. Williams Bobby R. Williford Ruthlyn Willis Business Administration Commercial Art Secretarial — Executive 82 Jeffrey J. Wilson Sherri D. Wise Commercial Art Computer Programming Cathy L. Wood Dianne B. Wood Cosmetology Business Administration Rebecca T. Witherington Retail Floriculture Kim A. Woodard Secretarial — Executive I L i Brenda J. Woodlief ndustrial Management Patricia C. Worley Laiv Enforcement Clarence A. Worsham Heating Air Conditioning 83 STUDENTS STUDENTS Diane E. Wright Mark C. Yawn Phyllis L. Yow Home Family Living Horticulture College Transfer Carolyn B. Zipf Retail Floriculture 8U Accounting Club Front row — Samantha Wrench , Wanda Blake, Francis Benson, Craig Johnson, Sandy Norris, Glenda Thomas, Clairesse Stephenson. Second row — Jim Sumerel ( advisor), Freda McBride, Laura Williams, Joan Herring, Tina Bass, Lana Hudson, Pat Byrd, Bobby Phillips (advisor). 87 qnio ny 88 Association of Nursing Students Front row — Lori Barnes , Diana Barefoot, Ella Bell, Kim Freitas, Kay Parker (advisor), Theresa Kirsch, Cathy Davis, Rebecca Hauser, Tanya Fischer. Second row — Mary Smith, Margaret Mose, Susan Toler, Donna Britt, Brenda Johnson, Constance Monroe, Gerry O ' Neal, Janice Beasley. 89 Nursing Students — First Year Front row — Lori Barnes, Diana Barefoot, Ella Bell, Kim Freitas, Theresa Kirsch, Cathy Davis, Reaber Onerby, Rebecca Hauser, Tonya Fischer. Second row — Margaret Mose, Susan Toler, Donna Britt, Nita Britt, Brenda Johnson, Constance Monroe, Gerry O’Neal, Janice Beasley. 90 First row: Rachel Prince, Loxie Cauley, Juanita McArtan, Diane Larrick, Brenda Cobb, Susan Adams. Second Row — Sue Stallings, Lois Creech, Sarah Howell, Angelic Sorrell, Theresa Schwallie. Third row — Melody Edwards, Amy Lee, Sandra Kerns, Crystal Stephenson, Pat Yoakum. Fourth row — Donna Lee, Kim Deyton, Chris Morgan, Robin Godwin, Audrey Coley, Barbara Peicie. 91 E E T i Front row — Linda Sexton, Jonathen Allen, James Pierce, Stan Nowell, Glen Parnell. Second row — Rusty Jones, Ed Nixon, Alex Hatcher, Lubby Hocutt, Bill Gay. 92 Phi Kappa Pi Radiology 9k Roots and Shoots Front row — Pat Jones, Charlette Hicks, Barbara Peedin, Kitty Thrift (advisor). Second row — Howard O ' Neal, Vertes Richardson, EzarTyson, Greg Thompson, Alfred, Beverly Johnson. 95 Student Government Association Front row — Rodney King (Secretary), Debbie Wall, Tony Radford, Micheal Best (Vice-president). Second row — Shrri Wise (President), Rodney Williams, Mallie Umphrey, Greg Parnell, Mary Norman (Yearbook editor). Officers not pictured — Terry Johnson (Treasurer), Buddy Thomas (Parliamentarian). 96 Future Secretaries Club 97 98 99 : ! „ A JbH RojtvslsL LJqjvgL AajW !s (Wl, £ £ 75 - J vo T 7 J r2 L (b 4t? l€fe ; a ' K V O D -V r %D ° if ' pwpovn rrwQtf bo )OW[K C D C L f 5 ' V 4 -A ' I07 I •vQ l N ' d. 1 3 N iqq l3 102 M ' H BHg -w 1 j |r CREECH DOES CRIME, THEN DOES TIME! Frank Creech, head ofJTC’s commercial art department, was finally tracked down by the long arm of the laiv (Officer Walter Martin). Creech, alias Frank Monet and Michael- angelo, was placed behind bars (not the kind he’s used to) for the Johnston County Unit of the American Cancer Society. He was taken aivay in a squad car yelling “ I’ve been framed.” Ironic words for an art teacher. Creech was charged with two counts of impersonating an artist. “ He’s an artist all right,” said Officer Martin, “a con artist! Creech finally managed to raise his bail money by pawning his tracing paper. Look at Mr. Jackson catching a ride to floriculture . . . Why does Claude Dunn wear shades all of the time ? Is his future that bright? . . . “No,” says Tammy, “he wears them ’cause I do. 105 106 The Retrospect 1987 yearbook editor was not an easy position. It involved long hours of work, but thanks to Mallie Umphrey and Mr. Bill Cheeley those hours were made easier. Mallie, thanks for all of your help with the photos and all of your knowledge. It will really be hard to find someone as nice and easy to work with next year. Mr. Cheeley, thanks for all of your opinions that I didn ' t have to agree with (but always did), the food, and all of your jokes. And, thanks to all of those who had good intentions, but no time. Thank-you, Mary Norman 1987 yearbook editor 107 As we leave and progress toward our dreams we should remember to always keep our eyes on our new horizons.