Johnston Community College - Retrospect Yearbook (Smithfield, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1988 volume:

JOHNSTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE SMITHFIELD, NORTH CAROLINA Cover design by Johnny Byrd. 2 RESEARCH . . . In 1967 the Smithfield Chamber of Commerce appointed a steering committee, headed by the late M. Brack Wilson, Sr., a prominent Smithfield businessman and civic leader, to study the need for a post-secondary educational institution for Johnston County and surrounding areas. This study led to the establishment in 1969 of Johnston County Technical Institute, the fifty-first institution in the North Carolina Community College System. M. Brack Wilson, Sr. was elected Chairman of the Institute ' s newly -appointed Board of Trustees, and William R. Britt, Vice-Chairman. Dr. John L. Tart was chosen by the board to serve as the Institute ' s President. In September, 1969, under his leadership, Johnston County Technical Institute enrolled its first students in 29 evening courses at the former Forest Hill School, located on Highway 301 South near the town of Four Oaks. 8 GROWTH . . . Adult high school classes were offered and a new industry training program was initiated at Chicopee Manufacturing Company in Benson in December, 1969. General Office Technology was the Institute’s first full-time, on-campus program. The Institute climaxed its first year of operation by holding Adult High School Graduation exercises on August 26, 1970 with b-8 graduates. Johnston County Technical Institute was changed by the Board of Trustees to Johnston Technical Institute in January, 1971. That August, the Institute held its first graduation of 31 curriculum students. Dramatic growth in student population increased the need for a permanent campus. On December b, 1971 a one-hundred acre tract of land, located near the intersection of Interstate 95 and U.S. Highway 70 was purchased. The first major building provided 51,000 square feet and was named the Wilson Building for the Institute’s first Chairman of the Board of Trustees. U « CHANGES On September 13, 1976, students began classes on the new campus. Completion of three additional buildings added 30,000 square feet of classroom and laboratory space. Johnston Technical Institute was fully accredited by the North Carolina State Board of Education on July 7 , 1977 and by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools on December 13, 1977. On June 2, 1980 the Johnston County Board of Commissioners acted to change the official name of Johnston Technical Institute to Johnston Technical College. During 1981, enrollment exceeded 2,500 full-time students. Buildings and facilities were being utilized to a practical maximum, and plans were developed to construct 17,500 square feet of space consisting of laboratories, classrooms and faculty office space to house Diesel Mechanics, a Machine Shop and Truck Driver Training. Construction of this facility was completed in early 1983. The North Carolina Truck Driver Training School was relocated to the Smithfield campus. 5 EXPANSION . . . A new addition to the Wilson Building was completed in the Spring of 1985. This addition provided facilities for a computer center, several additional classrooms, and a much-yieeded enlarged student lounge. In August, 1987, the Trustees and Johnston County Board of Commissioners acted to change the official name of Joh nston Technical College to Johnston Community College. Construction was begun in October, 1987 on a Learning Resources Center building ( adjacent to the Wilson Building) which will feature a new library and 1,000-seat auditorium for College and community use. 7 SIGNS OF SPARE TIME While at school, students atJ.C.C. have a variety of things to occupy their spare time. These events in- clude taking lunch or supper breaks, catching up on the latest gossip, or munching down on food pro- vided by clubs, the cafeteria services, or the snack machines. One of the exciting events for students who partic- ipate in the S.G.A. is the annual S.G.A. convention, which is held in a variety of cities throughout N.C. These conventions are not only a time of learning, but can also be a time for students from all over the state to get acquainted with one another. At Christmas time, the campus is exquisitely dec- orated with a variety of ornaments by the students of the Retail Floriculture program. The campus is really beautiful at this time of the year and is en- joyed by the students , faculty , and staff. 10 A SIGN OF CHRISTMAS What is red, green, gold, silver, and full ofpoinsettias? It is JCC at Christmas time! Every year the campus under- goes a facelift arouyid December. Santa (Mr. Bennett Barnes) sends his little elfs (students) down here to the JCC student lounge to spread the Christmas cheer. Beautifully decorated trees are put up, harmonious tunes are played by a band, and even the old “ Scrooge ” comes out to see all of the exciting events. THE JOHNSTON COMMUNITY College “Community Band ” rocks around the Christmas tree with their director John “Doc” Windley. EBENEZER SCROOGE (Tony Medlin) visits JCC after being scared by a ghost. BACK TO THE BOOKS There is nothing more reliev- ing than taking that last exam to end your quarter. However , a few weeks later it is back to the books. But, before any books are opened or any lec tures are made you go through registration. Sometimes registration can be frustrating , especially if you are in a hurry, but there is also some good in it. During registration students get a chance to see friends they have not seen over break. It is also a time to meet new people and to get better acquainted with the various clubs on cam- pus. KIM WOODARD flashes her “business” smile as Phi Kappa Pi welcomes new students. CLAYTON PARKER lets out a sigh of relief . . . the end is fi- nally in his sight. SOME STUDENTS find regis- tration amusing. Alan Peterson has fun getting his picture taken. 12 IT’S SHOWTIME!!! Ralph Mitchell, center, came to JCC last Fall and inspired us all with his Cosby-style wit about life and living. The students gave Ralph a rousing cheer as he told them that they were all special people. Last Winter, JCC’s visiting artist Tony Medlin bawdy bard! Tony got rave reviews for his per- gave his special one-man interpretation of the formance and his tights! 13 Cookouts are always a big event for the JCC students, and every quarter the Student Gov- ernment Association puts on one of these hamburger extra- vaganzas. The members of the SGA get out the bar-b-que grills and fire up the coals to satisfy about 700 hungry students along with faculty and staff members. During the fall and spring the cookouts are held outside either on the patio or on the grass. These outside gatherings bring the students, faculty and staff members together! U c- . 15 WORK PLAY AT N4CSGA CONFERENCE! Every quarter, the Student Government Associ- ation of JCC attends leadership conferences in Charlotte, Greensboro and Raleigh. This past year, our SGA was selected as one of the host schools for the Spring Conference in Raleigh. At the conventions, our delegates attend work- shops, committee meetings, and official business sessions. In the evening, however, the business be- comes pleasure as the delegates are provided with music and an opportunity to mingle and meet. In photos (clockwise), Tracey Dixon and Mary Norman head to a workshop on AIDS; Mrs. M el- nick rounds up the crowd before early morning registration; Tracey, Steven Baker and Timmy take notes while participating in a legislative workshop; Michael Stanley, Jeff Snead and Michael Best take time out to shop; and, this is what Jeff and Michael look like before their morn- ing makeovers! PKP CAUGHT RAISIN’ SAND! Phi Kappa Pi’s fall dance featured two scoops of dancin’ California raisin. Unfortunately, the dancin’ raisin photos bombed. Anyway, as you can see in photo number one, Mr. Stowers, Jean Green (former PKP president) and Mr. Jackson were in a fun raisin’ mood. In photo number two, DeeDee pours a cup of cheer while Glenn takes a snooze. In the bottom photo, Bill, Tony and Karen do the ‘ stand around’ dance. 17 SIGNS OF SPRING (FLING)! Each Spring JCC ' s Student Government Association hosts a gala cookout and fun day which has come to be known as the SPRING FLING! This year there was food galore , lots of pretty girls and loud music by those wild DJ. ' s, “Soii7id Approach. Various campus clubs earned extra funds by setting up booths and games , and the Accounting Club came in first in fundraising with their water balloon toss. Classes were cancelled and the mood was manic! Photo captions (clockwise from top left): Mrs. Tripp keeps her trim figure by holding her lunch to one weiner. “We usually use the X-Ray machine to cook our hotdogs, said Mrs. Tripp. In photo two, Mrs. Batten tries to prove that “God helps those who help themselves. In Photo three , Tony Radford just loves his chili! And finally , Mrs. Parnell says “ Haven ' t you ever seen a fly do the backstroke in the mustard? 18 SIGNS OF FUN! A smile can be the sign of a good time. If this is true, almost everyone was hav- ing a good time at SPRING FLING! Photo captions ( clockwise from top left): Tracy Keen laughs while watching Mrs. Melnick sleepwalk during the festivities. In Photo two, Crystal Durham tries to decide if it will be mustard, mayo, ketchup, relish, or ALL FOUR! Lastly, but not leastly, Steve Allen shows the proper way to prepare a ‘tube steak!’ In honor of the N.C. Community College System’s °25th anniversary , J CC’ s S.G.A. released 1,000 baloons! Shown doing the honors are Vicky ' Williford and Mary Nor- man. 19 20 TIME OUT! People everywhere like to take time out for a few snapshots! Students in Mr. Stevenson’s Environmental Biology lab take shelter in a 400-year-old Cypress tree during afield trip to the seashore! Amy and Shannon like to sit around and laugh between classes. Tina Franklin shows one of her classmates who got too much radiation! i . h; it i t Jt pi ' f M r %. i -1 • ; J fA M • - ' M H wm if . x 4b M ; i . J r um HR y ffei V.. 21 CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS PHI KAPPA PI CHAPTER OF PHI BETA LAMBDA 22 1ST LEVEL NURSING (AND OFFICERS) 23 SECOND LEVEL NURSING FIRST YEAR RADIOLOGY SECOND YEAR RADIOLOGY 26 ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING TECHONOLOGY First year EET students are in top photo, and second year students (big wheels) are shown below! ACCOUNTING CLUB 28 COSMETOLOGY CLUB 29 COMMERCIAL ART CLUB SECRETARIES CLUB 31 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Below are shown SG A members for the 1987-88 school year. In the top photo, new officers for the 1988-89 school year are (LtoR) Pamela LeNeave, President, (John Hobart, dean of students), and Vicky Williford, Vice-President. 32 STUDENTS Lynn Gayle Accongio Beatrice Hall Adams Fredrick Shakeem Adams Computer Programming Business Administration Human Resource Development Sami Al-A’ma Malia Michelle Anderson Alan Bryant Alfred Cosmetology Commercial Art Machinist Brenda P. Allen Business Administration John Steven Allen Electronics Engineering Donna Faye Anderson College Transfer STUDENTS Hattie S. Anderson Greenhouse Grounds Maintenance Daniel Greene Andrews Accounting Donna R. Anthony College Transfer Michael Thomas Anthony Diesel Maintenance Betty Carol Atkins Cosmetology Doris Richardson Atkinson College Transfer Ramona Jiles Atkinson Mary K. Autry Secretarial — Medical Nursing Donald Wayne Ascue Law Enforcement So STUDENTS David. Baker Commercial Art James Steven Baker College Transfer Susan Elaine Baker Nursing Johnny Barbee Welding Kimberly Denise Barbour Adult High School Linda Jeanette Barbour Commercial Art Diane E. Barefoot Nursing Lee Ann Barefoot Executive Secretary Teresa Barefoot Accounting 36 STUDENTS Sherry Barefoot Business Administration Angela Rae Barnes Radiology Melissa Carol Bass Accounting Cindy Diane Batten Cosmetology Terry Dallas Batten Industrial Management Martha Angela Batts Medical Secretary Freda Carol Beasley Business Administration Randell Bryan Beasley College Transfer Dorothy Beckwith Office Technology STUDENTS Ellis M. Bell Nursing Malcolm Bennett B usiness Administration Frances L. Benson Accounting Thomas Benson Wanda W. Blake Jo Blackmon College Transfer Accounting Computer Programming Nathan Blackmon College Transfer Diane Blackshell Cosmetology Marie Darden Blackivell Computer Programming 38 STUDENTS Souither Blackwell Computer Programming Jeannette Blankenship Commercial Art Amanda Victoria Commercial Art Amy Braswell Brannan Nursing Yuvonne Denise Braswell Early Childhood Education Kathy Britt College Transfer Linda Darlene Britt Carol Ann Broughton Debra Ann Brown Medical Secretary Nursing Nursing STUDENTS Kimberly Brown Peggy Ann Brown Karen Bryant College Transfer H.R.D. Business Administration Leah Gay Bryant Michael Bryant Benjamin S. Byrd Commercial Art Accounting Welding Flossie H. Byrd Computer Programming Johnny Wayne Byrd Commercial Art Pamela Campbell Accounting STUDENTS Sherry Revels Cannady Heidi Jo Capps Deborah Sue Carter Industrial Management Business Administration Cosmetology Cathy Chaves Business Roland Keith Chestnut Law Enforcement Amy Ciler Commercial Art Joyce Chosewood Cosmetology Leslie Clarke Business Administration Thomas Clifton Machinist STUDENTS Donald Coates Commercial Art Gwendolyn Ann Coats B usiness Administration Angela Mary Colgan College Transfer Edith Karen Cook Nursing William David Cook Law Enforcement Renathe Yvonne Cooke Medical Secretary Auto Mechanics Executive Secetarial Science Commercial Art STUDENTS Jonny Howard Creech Law Enforcement Milford Albert Creech Industrial Management Sandy G. Creech College Transfer Suzanne Jo Creech Commercial Art Kimberly Dawn Crocker College Transfer Lynne Crumpler Radiology Harold Raymond Dale Beulah Massy Darden Joel Kevin Darden College Transfer Early Childhood Education College Transfer U3 STUDENTS Terry C. Darling Industrial Management James Richard Daughtry College Transfer Amy R. Davis Accounting Amy Renee Davis Secretarial — Executive Ceresa Lee Davis Early Childhood Education Kenneth Davis Diesel Maintenance Edith L. Davis Radiology Valerie R. Denning Accounting Michael Lorenzen Davis Radiology STUDENTS Thomas A. Diamotid Commercial Art Bobby Dixon Tracy Charlene Dixon Green House General Office Technology Laura Jane Dorman Commercial Art Eva Lorraine Drenna College Transfer Claud Lee Dunn Commercial Art Crystal Annette Durham Business Administration Adrian Edmojison Accounting Pamela Beth Edmundson Business Administration STUDENTS April Edwards Dana Renee Edwards Sheila Ann Edwards Commercial AH Business Administration Radiology Vicki B. Edwards Cosmetology Lona Carol Eldridge Accounting Dana Anne Ellington College Transfer Brian Keith Ellis Rayford Ellis Sheila Kempka Ennis College Transfer Accounting Industrial Management U6 STUDENTS Sharon Regina Evans Cosmetology Susan Kimberly Evans Radiology Troy Edward Fair Law Enforcement Billie Jean Faircloth Radiology Barry Ferrell Business Administration Lisa Floors General Education Julia Brown Flowers Floraculture Mari Delia Flowers General Education Patrice Foye Business Administration STUDENTS Tina Faye Franklin Radiology Kevin Frazier Accounting Robert Allen Gaddy Digital Electric Repair Barbara Gainey Radiology A nita Marie Gamer Business Administration Jimmy Franklin Gamer Law Enforcement Pamela Gaye Gamer Cosmetology Melinda Celeste Garrett Business Administration Melissa Jean Gerald Secretarial — Medical U8 STUDENTS Vivian Gibson Sandra L. Gill Lori Anne Glasgow College Transfer Business Administration Commercial Art B rookie Renee Glaspie Business Administration Allice Gale Godwin Cosmetology Robin R. Goldstein Cosmetology Gwen S. Gray Commercial Art Jerry Bryan Gratitham Commercial Art Mac Ellen Gregory Secretarial — Executive STUDENTS Lura Grimes Janet Lynn Grubbs Gale S. Gurley Retail Floriculture General Office College Transfer Jennifer F. Hall Kathy A. Hales Mabel Hall Cosmetology Accounting Retail Floriculture 50 STUDENTS Jan R. Hampton Cosmetology Doris Elaine Hamilton Early Childhood Education Lemuel Bryan Hardee B usiness Ad rn i n istration Leah Wrenn Hardie Cosmetology Amy Hardee Business Administration Donna Evans Harding Cosmetology Sheila Jean Hawley Accounting Teresa Ann Heath B usiness Administration STUDENTS Steve E. Higgason Teresa Higgason Pamela A. Hilton Heating Air Conditioning Computer Programming Commercial Art Thomas Lane Hobbs Jerri Hobbs Christopher Lee Hodge Law Enforcement Early Childhood Education Computer Programming 52 STUDENTS Tammy Rose Holt Computer Programming Jerome Honeycutt Electrial Engineering Randy Hopper Welding Glen William Holland Accounting Lisa Ann Holley College Transfer Sheila Dianne Holt Radiology Joel Andrew Howard Commercial Art Evelyn Carol Howell Cosmetology Tony Leon Hudson E lectronics E ngineerin g STUDENTS Tina Hutcheson Secretarial — Executive Vicki Hyatt Food Service Specialist Arletha Ingram Business Administration Kathy Dianne Ingram Michael Paul Invin Brenda Jackson Secretarial — Medical Commercial AH Adult High School Geneva Jackson Howard Daryl Jackson Michael Jackson Retail Floriculture Business Administration Commercial Art 54 STUDENTS Anthony Chris Johsnon Beverly Johnson Brenda M. Johnson Machinist College Transfer Nursing Craig Strickland Johnson Cynthia Henry Johnson Debra Jean Johnson Accounting Adult Education Commercial Art STUDENTS Lisa Ann Johnson Sue H. Johnson Terry P. B. Johnson Executive Secretary College Transfer College Transfer Tina Paulette Johnson Accounting Brian Johnston Commercial Art. Lavem B. Jones General Office 56 STUDENTS -jfe, . - 1 « Ft N Wm Cleveland M. Jones D. Lynne Jones Jasper Lee Jones Auto Mechanics Law Enforcement Greenhouse Grounds Maintenance Julie Melinda Jones Accounting Raymond Jones Electronics Engineering Technology Sh irley T. Jones Adult Education Deborah Ann King Business Administation Ellis Lee King Machinist Lisa King Cosmetology STUDENTS Penny S. Lee Secretarial — Executive Rhonda Ann Lee Cosmetology Simona Lee Business Admin istra t ion Heather Dawn Lewis Rita J. Loftin Laura Michalla Lovoy Cosmetology Business Administration Nursing Kimberly Lucas Accounting Regina Maria Luczak College Transfer Carolyn M. Manning Nursing 58 STUDENTS Carolyn McAlister College Transfer Rhonda W. McCall Commercial Art Kristie Jeannie McGee Business Administration Denise Ramona McKoy Kimberly Lea McLamb Business Administration Business Administration Dale McLead Law Enforcement Phyllis Miranda McNeil Medical Secretary Diane McNillan Cosmetology Kelly Mack- Business Administration STUDENTS Craig Langdon Peggy McKeel Langley Fernando Valentino Lassiter Welding Early Childhood Education Business Administration Kim M. Lassiter Donna Lee Nancy R. Lee College Transfer Nursing Accounting 60 STUDENTS Dale Elizabeth Massengill Karen Melissa Matthews Dwayne Patrick May Computer Programming Cosmetology Adult High School Donna Renee Messer Secretarial — Medical Brent Ames Miller Commercial Art Carole Suzan Miller Cosmetology Tammie Ann Mills Radiology Lisa Proctoe Mitchell Cosmetology Bonnie S. Moore Computer P rog ra mm in g 61 STUDENTS Jesse Norman Moore Digital Electronics Katherine Moore Computer Programming Lois Renee Morley Donna Morris Jeanette Williams Morris Business Administration Adult High School Nursing Margaret L. Mose Nursing Dawn Mozingo Retail Floriculture Glynn Mozingo Greenhouse Grounds Maintenance STUDENTS Zada Marie Mulcahy Accounting Debbie Jean Murphy Nursing Kimberly Mustgrave Secretarial — Executive Billy Andrew Myers Electronics Engineering Robert Myers Retail Floriculture Johnny Lee Narron Welding Debra Jean Nichols Business Administration Mary Katherine Norman College Transfer STUDENTS Sandra Gray Parham Commercial Art Angela Michelle Parker Cosmetology Clay Parker Heating Air Conditioning Sandy K. Norris Accounting Linda Nowell Accounting Jennifer R. Page Cosmetology Clinton Dale Parker Machinist Jonathon Parker Business Administration Melda Gaye Parker Accounting STUDENTS Regina Lynn Parker General Office Sandra Jane Parker Cosmetology Wendy Kaye Parker Accounting Greg Parnell Electronics Engineering Shari Allen Parrilla Computer Programming Brent Christopher Parrish College Transfer Libby Kaye Parrish Cosmetology Linda Annette Penny Radiology Jeanne Lou Penny Accounting STUDENTS Frederick Lee Perry Cosmetology Tina Titus Perry Cosmetology Susan Renee Phillips Accounting Mark K. Picarella Computer Prog ra m m ing Edward Lane Pollard Digital Electronics Elizabeth Anne Pope Computer Programming Jonathon Andrew Pope College Transfer Joyce Ann Pope Cosmetology Lloyd Alfred Pope College Transfer STUDENTS Timothy Porter Adult High School Kent Marvin Price Electronics Engineering Christine Potter Accounting Cassandra Michelle Puckett Commercial Art Tammy C. Pope Business Administration Robert Keith Powell Law Enforcement Linda Kay Pulley Business Administration Rachel Mae Pulley Computer Programming Shirley Faye Purdy College Transfer STUDENTS Anthony George Radford Dawanna Lee Ragsdale Matthew William Raines Electronics Engineering Secretarial — Executive Diesel Maintenance Lisa S. Raper Computer Programming Cassie Dianne Raper Business Administration Rodney Thomas Ralph College T ransfer Daniel Cole Ray Commercial Art Marie Ray Retail Floriculture Doris P. Raynor Cosmetology STUDENTS A. Glenn Reaves Business Administration Bonnie Emagene Reeves Commercial Art Chris L. Reiner Law Enforcement Lynn A. Rhodes Nursing Tessie S. Rhue Early Childhood Education Tony B. Richardson Law Enforcement 69 STUDENTS Susan Rogers Retail Floriculture Cindy Earp Rowland Cosmetology Andrea Royal Computer Programming Susan M. Rumbley College Transfer Mary Coggins Sanderford Charles Edward Sanders Computer Programming Auto Mechanics Olivia I. Sanders Business Administration Pam R. Sanders Commercial Art Diane Sauls Commercial Art 70 STUDENTS Susan Kay Scherzer Radiology Patricia Schmalfeldt Cosmetology Maryerma Metz Scovel Commercial Art Elaine Holt Semones Business Administration David Shearon Commercial Art Brian Adolphus Smith Business Administration Connie B. Smith Cosmetology Donna Leigh Smith Business Administrat ion James Scott Smith College Transfer 71 STUDENTS Kimberly Ann Smith Electro n ics E ng inee ri ng Monica Lynn Smith Digital Electronic Repair Naomi Smith Retail Florticulture Sheri Smith Commercial Art William Elwood Smith Industrial Management Kermit Jeff Snead Mary Jo Snipes William Luby Snipes College Transfer Business Computer Programming College Transfer 72 STUDENTS Lodema Holges Snyder Accounting Marianna Southard Commercial Art Anita Spell Cosmetology Matthew Edmund Spence Digital Repair Rhonda Stallings Radiology Deborah Stanley Business Administration Michael Hugh Stanley Commercial Art Teresa Lynn Stanley Business Administration Cheri Melissa Stephenson General Office Technician 73 STUDENTS Kim G. Strickland Commercial Art Mary Stouffer Special Student Business Chris Watson Strickland Electronics Engineering Lesa Hall Strickland Commercial Art Michael Quinton Strickland Machinist Norwood Paul Strickland College Transfer STUDENTS Kimberly Deanna Sugg Cosmetology Lisa Sutton Executive Secretarial Science Penny Ann Talton Business Administration Linda Tart Commercial Art Michelle Annette Tart Radiology Rodney S. Taylor Business Administration STUDENTS Paul Thompson Gail Thorpe College Transfer Accounting Donnie Ray Tim Accounting Amy Toler Commercial Art Dorothy Toole Early Childhood 76 STUDENTS Daphne Lynne Turbeville Lisa Tumage Steve Tutor Nursing College Transfer Law Enforcement Darrell Tyner Celia Vaughn Joe Vause Commercial Art College Transfer Police Science Darlene Walker Eddie Walker DeeDee Wall Cosmetology Welding Business Administration STUDENTS Beth Wallace Beverly Wallace Jessie Waller College Transfer Accounting Floraculture Lisa B. Waller Radiology Pamela Stancil Ward Cosmetology Wilma Ward General Office Aimee Frances Warren College Transfer Sherri L. Warren College Transfer Fawn Watson Cosmetology 78 STUDENTS Keith Thomas Webb Commercial Art Kim Raye Webb College Transfer Carol Lynn Webster Computer Programming Kacey West Accounting Kim Miller West Cosmetology Olivia West Accounting STUDENTS Michelle Wetherington Linda Whitfield Hilda Whitley Business Administration Adult High School Floraculture Tamara Michelle Whitley College Transfer Wendy Whitley Cosmetology Pamela Lee Whitman Executive Secretarial Science Anthony Todd Whittenton College Transfer Melody Anne Wilkins Business Administration Christine Williams Accounting 80 STUDENTS Robin Claudette Williams Dan Williams Elizabeth Ann Williams Business Administration Commercial Art Computer Programming Janie M. Williams Industrial Management Mayme B. Williams Cosmetology Melvin Williams Machinist Michelle Lee Williams College Transfer Wanda Sanders Williams College Transfer Bobby Williford Commercial Art 81 STUDENTS Tammy Lynn Williford Radiology Vicki Elaine Williford Nursing Ruthlyn Willis Executive Secretarial Science Jeffery John Wilson Commercial Art Jerome Nelson Wilson Diesel James Doyle Wise Digital Repair Tammy Massengill Wit ham Karen Renee Womack Dianne B. Wood Business Administration College Transfer Business Administration 82 STUDENTS Chris Wayne Woodall Accounting Kimberly Ann Woodard Executive Secretarial Science Larry C. Woodard College Transfer Dana Rae Woodell Cosmetology Michael Dwayne Wright Machinist Patrick Anthony Yavger College Transfer P : ' Marty Young AJC, Heating and Refrigeration 83 FACULTY AND STAFF w 1 FACULTY William Bennet Barnes Alton B. Bizzell Retail Floriculture Industrial Management Karen Borsos Commercial Art Martha T. Bradshaw English Eugene C. Clayton Digital Electronics Franklin Creech Sherman Graham John Hatch Susan M. Hayes Tom R. Howerton Commercial Art Diesel Mechanics Chairman, Related Studies Foodservice English Marty Strickland Johnson Barbara Keen Janet Lucas Luther R. Mas engill Freds H . McBride Radiology Commercial Art Cosmetology Business Business 86 FACULTY Easker Narron Joseph Samual Perry Bobby Phillips Taryn Rice Hugh Livingston Roberts Cosmetology Computer Programming Business English Sociology Donnye B. Rooks Nursing Jean A. Sawyer Business Don W. Stephenson B iology Eldon Strickland Machinist Jim Sumer al Business Jean Archibald Duplicating Room Monia Clark Financial Aid J.C. Davis Computer Administrator Sheila Jefferson Learning Lab STAFF James Baker Bookstore Manager Janice H. Batten Vocational Secretary Betty Braswell Faculty Secretary Bonnie Capps Receptionist Tammy Collins Nicky Cox Marie Creech Hope Dale Secretary of Dean of D irector of Adult Extension Financial Aid and V A.. Officer Financial Aid Continuing Education Ann Deese Raynor Demetrus Secretary to Dean of General Maintenance and Technical Programs Thelma Harris L.R.C. Director Paul Hill Maintenance Virginia Johnson Judy Lee Lee Everett Liles Thaddeus D. McCrae Student Affairs Business Office A.B.E. Director Maintenance 88 STAFF Joan Melnick Marian Mullen James O ' Neal Major Douglas Pate Debby Pollard Counselor Business Office Director of Admissions Purchasing Agent Librarian ;4l0U2 0t$Tl - • Amos Smith Maintenance Margret Sprill Librarian Assistant Leslie Stone Media Specialist Nancy Turlington Learning Lab Debbie Wall Compliance Officer 89 DR. JOHN L. TART, PRESIDENT 90 ADMINISTRATION A. Curtis Phillips Dean of General and Technical Programs Louise H. Wall Business Manager 91 TRUSTEES Matthew W. Heartley, Jr. Clayton, NC 92 TRUSTEES Mrs. Lena Holt Princeton, NC Mrs. J. Don Johnson Benson, NC John S. Shallcross Smithfield, NC James H. Langdon Angier, NC Carl C. Sox, M.D. Kenly, NC Edward L. White Pine Level, NC 93 94 WORKING PARENTS STUDENTS AT JCC! Many students at JCC are not only students but are also parents who work full time!!! Sheila Jefferson (left) is a mother and also works full time in JCC’s Learning Lab! Rick Langdon (right) is a full time student who is also a parent and works full time as a department manager at Carolina Pottery. We have great admiration for our parentlworkerl students! ! ! 95 RETROSPECT ‘88 STAFF Retrospect ‘88 staff members included (l to r): Seated -Crystal Durham, Mary Norman, EDITOR, Sandy Parham, and. Given Gray. Standing-. e ' Wilson, Johnny Byrd, Terry Johnson, Mike Stanley. Not pictured — Bobby Williford. Vicky Williford Bill Cheeley, Yearbook Advisor 96