Rowan Cabarrus Community College - Spectrum Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

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'1 C? Ill! mf - H, ii I I I, I Z an -1 r- I FIRST ROW: Ralph Earnhardt, Vice-Presidentg Charles Abernathy, Presidentg SECOND ROW: Laura Kennedy, Secretaryg Harriette Henderson, Treasurerg THIRD ROW: Ray Childersg Carolyn Picklerg FOURTH ROW: David Overcashg Carl Dennisg Dave johnstong Joyce Tolbertg FIFTH ROW: Charlene Hatleyg Don Fosterg SIXTH ROW: Richard johnson, john Drago, Ken Fognerg Tim Ketnerg jim Hindsg SEVENTH ROW: Bowen Gillespieg Terry Wallerg Brenda Mclieelyg Mr. Don Clapp, advisorg Mr. Vernon Clodfelter, advisorg Mr. Harry Rogers, advisor. Sludenl OV6l i7l7Z6lflIASSOCIOGIIOOH mg., .. ,,,. I 1 'f 4 , W , l 1 4 1 V , i

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S Infllemoffy of John .Weaver,Jr. Eulogies for me are always difficult, Eulogies for the young are even more difficult for the young have not yet had the chance to reach many of their goals. Some things about the life of john Raymond Weaver, jr. , are fact: john was born February -1, 19-IS. He attended the public schools in Virginia and graduated from Floyd E. Kellam High School in 1906. After high school he served in the U. S. Navy un- til he was honorably discharged in january 1970. john enrolled in Electronics Technology at Rowan Technical Institute in September 1070. During his first year at Tech he was active in SGA affairs serving on both the Social and Recreation Committees. More re- cently he had become an active member of Cannaan Baptist Church. Some things about glohn's life are but ideas: He was one of us at Rowan Tech. Some of us knew him only slight ly while others knew him well. But one thing I feel he would say to all of us, it matters not what technical skills we acquire, wealth we gather, or degrees we receive nearly as much as our relation- ships with one anotherg therefore, have a positive effect on each other. --Grady S. Lloyd--