Southern Polytechnic State University - Log Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1987 volume:

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Beach oe i | 1a 1 BEI Party is full of contest and games for the ie HIDE B ESB Ses entire campus: contest such as pe ee eal PINE EaS suit, Simon Sez, and Wacky Tourists mae BARE noS : ; z ae course, a party is a party unless there is ig music. Therefore, CAB deserves many Pies thanks for making this event a happening. | o Another thing that made Beach Party a suc- ein cess was the weather — for once, Beach ie Party was not rained out and held in the ae | Bee agape . IDPS sa ggguueeeeUgsueeeeeee Fi Tanw DOBReSo ‘. Ea (aa a se | E Bans ee ak | | as Ei ne a ||| E las al BBO EI Cae el Se ae | et a | ah | E! | PRRCEaa zx ES BMoho | — as = ie z BS a | Top Right: We really made a special effort to get to class. Middle Left: I've told you time after time that these steps will be the death of me. Middle Right: Come on, look at me. I promise, | won't do it again. Bottom Left: You know, we go through the $e! every registration. Bottom Right: Yes, we were bad again. Ca SS) SoZ ae ee ee Veg if + _4 § 4 4 — af =a = Top Left: Honest, | really enjoy this class — Want to see my test grades. Top Right: He’s working hard — must have hada field day writing parking tickets. Middle Left: Oh God! I can’t wait till five o’clock gets here. Middle: | knew | had something to do. Oh well, one more “F”’ can’t hurt. Right Middle: Maybe I'll just drop out all together — since | can’t get the classes | need during drop-add. Bottom Left: We're just thrilled to have our pic- ture taken. Can’t you see the enthusiasm in our smiles? Bottom Right: Car and Driver nominated this car of the year. eo ae 19 © W fs Ww f ral Bath Tub Race A ES A Nk fe ee ee ee ae y . ¥ . . 7 . 1: f r i , 1 Ha iI :@ j oe : Orientation Committee Thompson, Russell Mel Stephanie Betterigde. Row: Robert Henson, Bay, Tyrone Brown SOUTHERN TECH Southern Tech was fortunate in 1987 to be visited by prominent speakers. These speakers enriched the world view of Southern Tech’s student body and fac- ulty. They brought different ideas about the world and what they thought the world should eventually be like. One of the biggest speakers to visit Southern Tech was Governor Joe Frank Harris. His visit in the fall of 1986 was one of the highlights of Techfest, a two day celebration of the construction projects occurring on ST’s campus. Governor Harris along with Pres. Cheshier and other prominent guests officially opened the new academic building with a ribbon cutting cere- mony. Another major visitor to Southern Tech was honor able Mayor Andrew Young, mayor of the city of At- lanta. Mayor Young came to ST in February in obser- vance of Black History Month. Young spoke of the inadequate educational system in this country. Mayor Young's speech was very informative and eye opening. His analysis of the educational system in this country caused ST to question the current path of education in. this country. The ST community benefitted greatly from these speakers. Hopefully next year will bring even more speakers with bright new ideas. 1. Andrew Young speaking during Black History Month. 2. Mayor Andrew Young. 3. Andrew Young making a point during his speech. 4. Mayor Young speaking with students after his speech. 5. Governor Joe Frank Harris speaking during Tecfest. 6. Governor Harris at the ribbon cutting ceremony. 7. Governor Harris speaking of the construction on campus. eee eee ee 25 Southern Tech’s student body loves to be entertained. The year of 1987 had a deal to offer where entertainment was concerned. CAB (Campus Activities Board) worked very hard to provide a variety of entertainment. Whether you like country music, classical, or comedy there was something for everyone. CAB sponsored a talent show in winter quarter, in which students displayed their talents. Tim Johnson, who sung a gospel selection, was the winner of the talent show. One of the bigger acts to entertain Southern Tech was Byron Allen, former co-host of the t.v. show “Real People”. Byron had the student population rolling as he fired fast one liners. No student was safe from Byron’s wrath as he searched the audience for potential victims of saline. After hearing Byron perform, Southern Tech felt as though it had truly been entertained by a true comedian. Southern Tech was entertained by some great acts this year. Entertainment plays a very important part of a college student's life. In years to come, Southern Tech will hopefully be entertained by bigger and better acts but for now this year was a banner year. 1. Blue grass band performing in the student center. 2. Blue grass singer belting out a lyric. 3. Byron Allen joking with the audience. 4. Comedian Emcee, David Kenny performed at several functions this year. 5. Star Search winner performs here on campus. 6. Ms. Brown singing in the talent show. SR ee et Lt Campus Life can actually be fun College can give any person a lonely feeling but after you get involved with the activities, there is endless enjoyment. The dorms are constantly being provided with enter fish ever te as much as | like mine. | just can’t kee tainment. The hall parties sponsored by the RA’s or the hands off! bands provided by the campus activities board. Stu- dents are provided with outdoor movies with popcorn when the summer heat starts to warm up the rooms. There is also a volleyball court between the dorms This is the bottle ballet class; the registration fee for beginners is a 12-pack of Miller The advanced classes are required to have Bud also. For some people, there can never be enough air to keep them bare it-all” and open the door (Future Exibitionist “l am a member of the FE.A.; our motto is , This picture was the only thing that kept me on my homework and off my boyfriet swear. Behind this door, s —_ ; . ’ tT ee — : tands the wall of Gerico — compliments pd my friend do his dishes. i After working on this project for a week, | decided that this room wasn't big enough for my project and my roommate, so, | packed her bag. r : I never thought flunking a class could’ There will never be another summer that room came in second place in the home of the week make me so happy. Well, back to the _ this room will be caught without a working pst. (The buck stopped here). “Want Ads”. cooling system. (They don't call us engi- neering students for nothing.) pe = | When the going gets tough, the tough get drunk — in groups. The telephone is a wonderful invention; you can ask your parent for money without seeing their facial expression. 29 The Dormitories— Home Away From Home Learning to adjust to being away from home is difficult for most students. Going away to college is more than just being “On Your Own.” Going away to college means meeting strange new people, learn- ing to compromise, having valuable experiences and friendship. Living in the dorms is an experience in itself. Southern Tech has two air-conditioned dormitories which provide a home for more than 400 students each quarter. Each room is usually occupied by two students and provides a conve- nient home on campus. Learning to adjust to this new lifestyle is sometimes difficult. Although Steve Holtz and Terri Carruth do as much as they can to help each and every student, they cannot because they are only two people. Therefore, they are assisted by a staff of resident assistants (RA’s). These resident assistants have been carefully picked from many students which applied and were chosen be- cause of their individual talents and ability to get the job done. The residents know that they can go to any RA at any time to discuss any problems that may troubling them at that moment. The RA’s, are living “big brothers and big sisters” that want to make this “Moving UP” transition as smooth as possible. Top Right: RA — Group Shot Howell and Norton Dorms Left to Right: 1st Row: Carmen Goitia, Eric Alexander, Jo Lynn Sams, Bobby Blount, Christi Redic. 2nd Row: David Kapiloff, Mark Powell, Robert Fazio, Lane Woodall, Brian Sammon, Shane Siniard. 3rd Row: Ted Graves, Kelly Davis,.Barry Coggin, Jack Murray, David Jones, Scott Mossbrooks, John Gasser (Behind Fazio), Larry Gil, Brian Teets. Don’t bother me. I can’t cope. Yes, it was something to do with finals. 30 a2 uss Sea The famous Howell Dorm beaming with style. That's right, I’m relaxed, very relaxed as a matter of fact. | always smile when | flunk a class. on Hall parties can be fun. AT CHICKS - - FAGS - - (“5) MIMORS - - CELIBATE CHICKS = = LOW-TOLERAMCE AL(HOLICS = - HAREE KRISHNAS - = BIKERS Gseremerrc) = - FIDELITY CONSCIOUS WOMEN = = LIGHTWEIGHTS - - EXCEPTIONS - THANK YOU. Admission policy of room 128. “Computer Love” 31 “4 parently, Love gets him through his work. i a a em a a OLD FRIENDS Old friends are best I do agree, But to this fact I hold; That everything must first be new “Love at first bite” Before it can be old. That old friend whom you love so much, Who’s staunch and true and bold; Was brand new on the day you met, Tho’ now you call him old. So make new friends each passing day The years quickly unfold; And new friends whom you make today Will soon be classed as old. And then you'll have a store of wealth That far surpasses gold; For all the friends who now are new You'll soon be calling old. Alice Cotterill . ‘ “Motorin’ ” “Nasty Girl” “Friends Forever” 32 “Wasted away, again, in Marquerita Ville.” ‘Me and Mrs. Jones”’ “Walk this way.” “Climb every mountain” “We're making John’s girlfriend.” 33 GIVE ME A FRIEND Give me a friend and Ill worry along: My vision may vanish, my dream may go wrong; My wealth may lose, or my money may spend; But I'll worry along, if you give mea friend Give mea friend, and my youth may depart But still I’ll be young in the house of my heart Yes, I'll go laughing right on to the end Whatever the years, if you give me a friend. Hs The envelope glue dried on my face. Lois A. Bailey Party Time! Highway to heaven. Look at those shoes. Split personality. 34 ¥ r I ; : i For Sele 94 Ford Tempo — PIS Alc Has anyone seen my hands? Ce 26 aaa ww It won't come up. ee: 4 2 [arcs eae SSeS Thank God for paper sacks! Trout farm? 35 36 grams My The Student Government Association serv very important function. It is through this orga tion that the students may voice their opinions concerns for the decisions and policies of the lege. All students have a part, be it voting in elections or holding an office. This year’s St Government Association did a fine job represe the student body. Left: Tom Chae — President and Tim Bailey — President Below: Left to Right 1st Row: Kim Hopkins, Ric Isbell, Harry Leggano, Tom Chae. 2nd Row: Doris ins, Frank Davis, Sharon Davis, Frank Delvac. 3rdR John Casperson, Lisa Arnold, Barry Birkhead — sor, Kirk Hoffman. 4th Row: Neil Mavis “4 i 4 2 3 b sseaeiaen te i‘ re = os e ca 4 f a4 Rn a | fe x Vy Fe 2 ] ‘on PR oe + bp tab: oo om ERE Se TR ET PEN CSN SRT A TN ERENCE CPI VEN KDSE SHmeaning Dro The tension thickened as the 10 candidates stood anxiously awaiting the final announcement of hearing their name broadcasted over the intercom as the “1987 Homecoming Queen” of the Southern College of Technology—Southern Tech. All of the candidates felt shaky all over, but Deneen Sorrells was shocked to hear her name over the intercom. Sorrells, escorted by Mike Bryant, represented Alpha Delta Pi of which she is the Chaplain. Also, she is involved with the Tau Alpha Pi Honor Society, Baptist Student Union, and Computer Geeks of America. Becoming a Homecoming Queen is a long and hard path to follow. To qualify for the homecoming queen candidacy, the candidate must be a student of S.C.T. for 2 quarters and maintain a G.P.A. of 3.0. Once the candidates have met these stipulations, they must be chosen by an organization or greek group to represent. Once each group has its candidate, the candidates are then subjected to a campus wide vote of which only 10 can become finalists. After the first campus wide vote, each candidate is given an interview by CAB. Now that the remaining finalists have had their interview, they will be subjected to another campus wide vote. Through the second campus wide vote, the homecoming queen and the four runners-up are picked. Deneen Sorrells and es- cort, Mike Bryant. Crowning the S.C.T.’s 1987 Homecoming Queen Alicia Jor- dan, 1986 Homecoming Queen, giving the tiera to Deneen Sor- rells. | | | ed 2 SSS EE PETE SSSSEI SED TTS SEES TSE YN TARTS UOTE = se ference SSH aS SSE ere SUT RACV LG ROAST TUS NTT MNOS TES YAM ATT ELE ATR TNE TEL URSA LETS RA TE i Ea i DETR LMT ee si evn Ream econ hn UuaGaeT ze REARS eA ene eee ES MEIGS ELLE SEN TTA EOIN SET TTS I MET LSI SIT ST SEY MATER USS RTENE 1SEELET FETUSES NDR LNGT OSLER PSL RAAB NT GES RIS DITA NTT NS RAST ARETE S HCISELAUL MMP oMe RSTn iod asset ee eea NT bet Laasathees Teeees LA Ubeataeree] crocea ea eat te eu RE BR Tt TAT RTE TE E a Bes, 1st Runner-Up Name: Tiffany Myles Sponsor: Black Student Association NAACP Activities: Connection Committee, Black Student Association 42 CDE form 3rd Runner-Up Name: Cindy Berman Sponsor: Pi Kappa Phi Activities: Alpha Delta Pi, Campus Activities Board, Pi Kappa Phi Little Sister, Intramurals 4th Runner-Up Name: Mary Lynne Lunday Sponsor: Lambda Chi Alpha Activities: Alpha Delta Pi Rush Chairman Guard, Lambda Chi Alpha Little Sister Vice Pres. Name: Angi Bay Sponsor: Gamma Phi Beta Activities: Gamma Phi Beta — Treasurer, Panhellenic — Vice Pres., Orientation Planning Committee, Sigma Nu Little Sister Mme: Stacey Easler Sonsor: Tau Kappa Epsilon i:tivities: Gamma Phi Beta, Tau Kappa Psilon Little Sister ame: Barbara Pickelsmer � onsor: Sigma PR stivities: Sigma Pi Little Sister Name: Stephanie Betteridge Sponsor: Sigma Nu Activities: Alpha Delta Pi, Connection Committee, Sigma Nu Little Sister, Employed Full Time Art’s Frame Shop ait . i . if . cs . . | a ° 4 « Brie A IONS Ase eat echt eaee Name: Teresa Hubbard Alpha Delta Pi Pres., Panhellenic Council 2nd Runner-Up Name: Kim Hopkins Sponsor: Student Government Association Activities: SGA Secretary Treasurer, Student Life Committee, Gamma Phi Beta, AllE, Youth Counselor Lithia Springs Methodist Church 43 44 — Kristy Tanner, DJ for 94Q, and Bobby Blount, member of CAB — Cam- pus Activities Board. The Homecoming Dance was held after the game at the Radisson Inn in Atlanta. Thanks to the planning and or- ganization of CAB, the Dance turned out to be a spectacular event. Mardi Gras was the theme and was entirely evident, as balloons and streamers were every- where. The refreshments were tasty and the music was great. The dance floor remained crowded as Phoenix, a local band played, played hit songs, and Kristy Tanner, one of hottest DJ’s from one of Atlanta’s hottest radio stations, 94Q, hosted the dance. The celebration continued as Ms. Sorrells joined last year’s Queen, Alicia Jordan, and past Queens from 1982 to the present in a reunion during the Queen’s dance. By David Hirschler VEU Qe 45 SANCTION Below: S.C.T. slow dancing to one Phoenix's great tunes. Right: Tommy Tucker and Rhonda. Right: S.C.T.’s version of the Rockettes. Left: L°B. and date dancing to the great sounds of Phoenix. Below: From left to right — Greg Arndall and date, Annabella Wright, No name, Tim Barker and friends. fe?) + The Hmeaning Gane (457 The homecoming game is one of the many and essential events held during Homecoming Week because without it there would be no need to celebrate it. The game was held at 7:30 p.m. in the gym, and the Running Hornets coasted to an easy victory as they dominated over Allen University 83 to 63. During half- time, prizes were awarded for the banner con- test . Tau Kappa Epsilon (TKE) and Alpha Del- ta Pi (ADPi) tied for first place, while Pi Kappa Phi (Pi Kapp) placed second. By David Hirschler Techfest Techfest 86 was a two day celebration of $12 million of capital construction projects on Southern Tech's campus. “Touch Technology at Southern Tech” was the theme for the open house, held October 3rd, which kicked off with a dedication and ribbon cutting of four major construction projects consisting of the new academic building, the library addition, the Ap- parel Textile Center of Excellence, and the Student Center addition. Georgia Governor Joe Frank Harris was the dedication speaker with closing remarks made by B. Gentry Lee, Chief Engineer of Project i. a « : — . eA : r 7 ta ab ‘ 5 ‘a t . = a wm é es = bed . m shee en — Ce ee ae ear ae ae Rie ce one cen es CRS ee We Gaileo at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California and on loan to NASA as Director of Ad- vanced Projects for futu re space exploration as well as co-producer with Carl Sagan of Cosmos. On October 4th, visitors were invited to tour the Southern Tech campus and learn what's new in the area of engineering technology. Under the big tent, entertainment was provided along with displays and demonstrations using robots, lasers, and computers which enabled visitors to literally touch technology. The days’ events ended with a multi-slide show pre- sentation presented by B. Gentry Lee. SOUTHERN COLLEGE TECHNOLOGY A-SENIOR. COLLEGE A YEAR IN REVIEW et A St ig aan Net Many exciting events happened here at Southern Tech throughout the 86-87 school year. As you may have seen though, the whole Student Life section contains many of these events. But in this pictorical we bring to you a review of what you have seen and a few things you haven't seen. lala (Upper Right) General Alan G. Sharpe addresses graduates at commencement exercises. (Middle Right) D.J.’s from 94Q were at attendance at Homecoming '86 held at the Radison. (Lower Right) Southern Tech Baseball Team ad- vances to the NAIA College World Series after win- ning district and area titles and ending the year with a 34-19 record. 56 ie Por 5 eran ay (Upper Left) Participants in the swimsuit competition of Beach Party ’86. (Upper Right) Construction begins on new library addition. (Middle) Campus sign showing new name change. (Lower Left) Participants in Homecoming Dance. (Lower Right) Ah... Spring time at Southern Tech. (Upper Left) Participants in Homecoming 86. (Middle Left) Kevin Blankenship and Tim Grimes on their way to a meeting. (Middle Right) Stacey Easler — 2nd place talent show winner. (Lower Left) Sigma Nu and John Whitmire, winners of the spring Bathtub Race. (Lower Right) Voting stand for the Sexy Legs Contest sponsored by the Pi Kapps. (Upper Left) Registration!?$ . (Upper Right) Southern Tech Basketball team off to another fine year. (Middle Left) Homecoming Queen, Deneen Sorrells. (Middle Right) This photo was taken of these unsus- pected students. (Lower Left) Heavy competition at the Beach Party. (Lower Right) The new seal of Southern Tech. CIN Ih 1986, the Southern Tech Baseball Team had the most successful season in the history of the school. After starting slowly at the beginning of the season, the Hornets improved tremendously and completed an out- standing year by winning the District 25 Champion- ship, the Area 5 Championship and then made a trip to the NAIA College World Series in Lewiston, Idaho — where they represented us proudly. 61 Hornet's celebrate the Area V Championship! 62 Above: Freshman shortstop Todd Irby connects to drive in the winning run in the championship game. Right: Coach Lums- den confers with Freshman Todd Irby. a ema? Se ea ee PLAY BALL! The 1986 Southern Tech baseball team had the most successful season in the history of the school. After starting slowly at the beginning of the season, the Hornets im- proved tremendously and completed an out- standing year by winning the District 25 Championship, the Area V Championship, and then making a trip to the NAIA College World Series in Lewiston, Idaho, losing after two games. The final season record of 34-19 marked the fourth consecutive year the hornets have won over thirty games during a season. Head coach Charlie Lumsden along with assistant coach Roger Hackett coached the team to SR victory after victory. The awards presented at the sports ban- PLAYER Eric Alexander David Boswell FR quet went to the following players: Mike Calbert FR Sam Dart - Best Hitter - GIAC Confer David Camp xo) ence player of the year; All District; All Area David Capalbo FR Chris Jones - Best Defensive player Ron Crawley SO Mike Muse — Most Improved Gam Dart SR Mark Minter —- Best Relief Pitcher Ivan Phillips and Kevin Minter - Best Mike Gambaccini SO Pitcher Darryl Hodges JR Mike Williams was selected All — Con- ference eed a Eric Alexander was drafted and signed Chris Jones SO by Atlanta Braves. James Linebarger FR Larry McCord FR Senior outfielder Sam Dart removes a pester. RagintMinter FR ing object from his shoe during the champi- onship game. Mark Minter SR ' Tim Morris FR Mike Muse SR Ivan Phillips SR Anthony Underwood FR Denny Vollrath SO Mike Williams JR Charlie Lumsden Head Coach Roger Hackett Assistant Coach Freshman outfielder David Capalbo connects for a home run against Huntingdon College during the Area Tournament. 64 1986 HORNETS Southern Tech Southern Tech Southern Tech Southern Tech Southern Tech Southern Tech Southern Tech Southern Tech Southern Tech Southern Tech Southern Tech Southern Tech Southern Tech Southern Tech Southern Tech Southern Tech Southern Tech Southern Tech Southern Tech Southern Tech Southern Tech Southern Tech Southern Tech Southern Tech Southern Tech Southern Tech Southern Tech Southern Tech Southern Tech Southern Tech Southern Tech Southern Tech Southern Tech Southern Tech Southern Tech Southern Tech Southern Tech Southern Tech Southern Tech Southern Tech Southern Tech Southern Tech Southern Tech Southern Tech Southern Tech Southern Tech Southern Tech Southern Tech Southern Tech Southern Tech Southern Tech Southern Tech N OWOONHUBDH$NAWONNHDHK ORK KKH NDOUH WRANANWOANWADUWHKH NK WUWAY Mercer University Bridgewater College Jacksonville State U. Rose-Hulman Institute Rose-Hulman Institute Piedmont College Piedmont College Saginaw Valley Saginaw Valley Saginaw Valley Georgia Southwestern Georgia Southwestern Kennesaw College Kennesaw College Georgia College Georgia College West Georgia College Tennessee Temple U. Tennessee Temple U. LaGrange College LaGrange College Shorter College Shorter College St. Norbert College St. Norbert College Georgia College Georgia College Georgia State University Georgia Southwestern Georgia Southwestern University of Georgia Emory University LaGrange College LaGrange College Shorter College Shorter College Kennesaw College Kennesaw College Tennessee Temple U. Piedmont College Piedmont College West Georgia College Mercer University Georgia Southwestern Boca Raton Georgia College King College Huntington College Huntington College Huntington College Lewis and Clark Missouri Southern ee _ ot — — _ PNAWHRhKPATNUNWODOWDURK HDDWUNWOKUBUDK UK KUNOUADNOWOUNDDOVUVON Yy Le Se, — 4 z Seer FOYE Above Left: The big smile by Eric Alexander expresses the happiness of the winning dugout. Above Right: Eagerness shows ona Hornet’s face as he awaits the Um- pire’s call. Left: A happy group of Hornets, after winning the Area V Championship game, rush over to shake hands. Bottom: Freshman Kevin Minter deliv- ering the pitch in championship game with Huntingdon. 65 Tennis The 1986-87 Southern Tech Hornets were District 25 Champions once again — a feat last accomplished in the 1979-80 season. H ead coach George Perides along with assistant coaches Richard Stallworth and James Waldon led the skill-packed Hornet team to victories all season. The Hornets boasted a tremendous total of 28 wins over 7 losses for the season in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletes (NAIA). The Hornets had five Seniors on the team which contributed to the Hornets’ success. The Seniors were Anthony Daniel, Preston Gates, Eric Jones, Fred Watson, and Dennis Williams. Assistant coach Richard Stallworth noted, “The Se- niors were a key element in our team lead- ership and unity.’’ The undergraduates on the team were Chris Carter, Craig Collard, John Boulware, Reagan Earney, Terry Below: Sophomore Reagan Earney and Junior Terry Givens watch their teammate take it to the hoop. Right: Senior Eric Jones demonstrates artistic poise in the proper slam dunk. Givens, Darren Holley, and David Shelton. The running Hornets held the nation’s top percentage in field goal completions at 59%. By winning the Conference Champi- onship against Nova University and North Georgia, the Hornets enjoyed home-court advantage and played Georgia Southwest- ern for the District Championship. Unfortu- nately for the Hurricanes, they felt the sting of Southern Tech’s Hornets. After that, the Hornets advanced to Kansas City to contend for the National Championship Play-offs. Taylor was the opponent and they captured the victory in the game against the Hornets with a score of 65-56. Although disappointed by the loss, the Hor nets were satisfied with an impressive sea- son. The Hornet team remains optimistic about the future and the members feel confident about next year’s season. Con- gratulations Guys! aa ont oes HORNETS PACK POWER IN THAT STING! - a i The 1986-87 Hornet basketball team _ Richard Stallworth and James Waldon. from left to right: Standing — Head Kneeling — Reagan Earney (SO), Fred coach George Perides, Eric Jones (SR), Watson (SR), John Boulware (SO), Preston Gates (SR), Darren Holley (FR), David Shelton (FR), Craig Collard (JR), Dennis Williams (SR), Chris Carter (JR), | and Anthony Daniel (SR). Terry Givens (JR), Assistant coaches Senior Dennis Williams flys in a jump ball challenge with a Georgia Southwestern opponent. Dennis had the highest average for points for the whole season with the Hornets (11.28). The Leader of the Pack The LOG recently interviewed assistant coach Richard Stallworth and discovered the inside story on head coach George Perides. The 1986-87 Hornet season was Perides’ 11th. In the beginning of the season, the running Hornets were picked to win the District at a meeting of coaches in Jekyll Island, GA. Perides was under pressure to meet the pace and get the team together to win. With the super talent of the team and Perides’ coaching skills, he got the job done. As a result, Perides was named Co-Coach of the Year for the third time. Way to go coach! Desperately looking for the inside pass, Senior Anthony Daniel dribbles back to the point position. 69 LL They’re Playing Bas-ket-ball . . . Above: 3 pointers! 70 Left: Senior Dennis Williams takes careful aim at a free throw opportunity; he made both shots. Right: Cutting the victory net, Junior Terry Givens celebrates the win with a souvenir. Bottom: Four student friends give crowd support to the Hornets. A familiar sight, the Southern Tech scoreboard tells it all. HORNETS 1986-87 Southern Tech 85 Southern Tech 88 Southern Tech 64 Southern Tech 90 Southern Tech Southern Tech 78 Southern Tech 72 Southern Tec h 73 Southern Tech 78 Southern Tech 65 Southern Tech 73 Southern Tech 58 Southern Tech 70 Southern Tech Southern Tech 61 Southern Tech 85 vs. Philander Smith 70 vs. Allen University vs. Southern University 67 Allen University 64 Florida Memorial 58 Tennessee Temple 46 Auburn University 71 Faulkner 63 Southern Nazarene vs. vs. Wayland Baptist 62 vs. Montevalo 52 VS. North Georgia 61 vs. Georgia Southwestern 73 VS. Berry 56 Southern Tech 92 Southern Tech 62 Southern Tech 62 Southern Tech 69 Southern Tech 79 Southern Tech 68 Southern Tech Us Southern Tech 68 Southern Tech 81 Southern Tech 73 Southern Tech 79 Southern Tech 68 Southern Tech 50 Southern Tech Tal Southern Tech 60 Southern Tech 57 Southern Tech 56 Shorter 79 Kennesaw 59 LaGrange 64 Georgia College 66 Piedmont 50 North Georgia 63 Georgia Southwestern Shorter 66 LaGrange 66 Georgia College 68 Kennesaw 62 Montevalo 53 Nova University 59 North Georgia 58 Georgia Southwestern 71 Karl Staber Director of Intramural Athletics a eee AAP We nen erty Salen — a 72 We il ‘ ag Fe Bi Mo Ih pursuit of excellence the faculty and staff of Southern Tech strive to give us the upmost in qual- ity education. Through the eyes of our photogra- phers, we will introduce you to some of the people who are responsible for making Southern Tech a leader in the field of applied engineering. President of the Southern College of Technology Stephan R. Cheshier After much design, debate, and decision, the new seal for ST is finally a reality. Liked by most, the seal is a picto- rial description of our school and its personal- ity. The seal was de- signed by a professional art firm with solicited in- put from students and faculty. According to the administration, the pictures comprising the seal describe the follow- ing: Inside of the name, a circular, gearlike bor der refers to ST’s begin- ning as a sister school of Georgia Tech (The gear appears in their school). At the center of the seal is a shield, apportioned into quadrants and di- vided horizontally by a banner which carries the school motto: IMAGINATION, INNO- VATION, APPLICA- TION. At the top of the shield is a torch, an em- blem of learning and the leadership role ST has in its fields and a symbol of diligent and continu- ous application. The torch is a logo for the school: a flaming ‘“S” over the handle “T”. The upper left hand quadrant contains an open book whose pages are in motion. The book is emblematic of the various schools at ST. One page of the text refers to the non-techni- cal disciplines. The op- posite page reveals a drawing of a damped sine wave, a scientific emblem that is com- mon to all of the techni- cal departments. The upper right hand quad- rant refers to the Univer sity System of Georgia and Southern Tech’s The New Seal Along with the name change, new construction on cam- pus, and becoming a college consisting of three separate schools: School of Engineering, School of Arts Sciences, and School of Management Information, a new school seal was added. This is not the end of Southern Tech’s good fortunes; there are more to come. state-wide mission and places the three columns and arch from the System and State of Georgia Seals over an outline of the State of Georgia. The lower left- hand quadrant refers to ST by showing the main archways at the en- trance of the school. The large rock in the foreground is also a campus landmark and represents the solidity and focus of the student body. The lower righthand quadrant refers to a continuous line of alumni by show- ing a Southern Tech diploma. Over the diploma, appears a di- vider, an ancient tool that is basic to all of the technical disciplines at ST. The dividers also ap- peared on the old seal of the school. 77 Vice President for Academic Affairs — Harris T. Travis 2 — Charles E. Smith | Dean of Southern College of Technology 79 (Acting) Dean of the School of Arts Sciences Harris T: Travis 80 The School of Arts Sciences is a school that has a specialty all its own. This specialty is the base of a college student’s career. The School of Arts Sciences consists of Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, English, and Social Studies. These subjects make up the School of Arts Sciences which is also the beginning of a college career. To show that you are not forgotten, because your picture is not in the yearbook, we decided to print your name in the book. Each Professor, Instructor, or Dr. will be located in the department in which he or she works in. Thank You 81 Humanities Social Sciences and Developmental Studies Robert J. Fischer— Department Head Carol M. Barnum— Assoc. Prof. Virginia J. Hein— Assoc. Prof. Walter B. Hinton— Assoc. Prof. Rebecca Kelly— Asst. Prof. Joan D. McCoy— Asst. Prof. Susan R. Morrow— Asst. Prof. Asst. Prof. JO LNPevey—— Robert C. Wess— Asst. Prof. Asst. Prof. William S. Pfeiffer— Thomas L. Wiseman— Prof. Asst. Prof. Alfred L. Recoulley— Kristine S. Anderson— Asst. Prof. Assoc. Prof. Amos St. Germain— Patricia DeJarnette— Prof. Assoc. Prof. John S. Tumlin— - Prof. Charles J. Weeks— Physics Chemistry Alan M. Gabrielli—Assoc. Prof. Jayanti Lahiri—Assoc. Prof. Ranakumar Nadella—Asst. to Pres. Prof. Earl T. Oxford—Prof. George W. Robinson—Asst. Prof. Sam A. Scales—Prof. Sidney Schuster—Asst. Prof. Balkrishna R. Tambe—Assoc. Prof. Michael G. Thackston—Asst. Prof. Paul E. Tippens—Prof. Lee M. Tucker—Prof. James B. Whitenton—Asst. Prof. Mathematics Simon A. Stricklen—Department Head Prof. Ahmad M. AbuSaid—Asst. Prof. Robert H. Andrews—Assoc. Prof. Edward L. Green—Instructor Gillian P. Haddle—Assoc. Prof. Kathleen A. Hall—Prof. James C. Kropa—Assoc. Prof. Jack R. Pace—Asst. Prof. Ernest R. Stone—Assoc. Prof. Jose L. Vinelli—Asst. Prof. Sanford M. Wiener—Asst. Prof. Donald F. Young—Asst. Prof. 83 Dean of the School of Engineering Technology Bill Rezak 84 : SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY LOG SUMMARY The School of Technology is made up of the eight Engineering Technology Associate and Bachelor of Science degree programs (Apparel, Architectural, Civil, Computer, Electrical, Industrial, Mechanical, and Textile) and the Con- struction Administration program. These programs account for approximately 3400 student majors and 70 faculty. This past year the academic arm of the college published its first ever Long Range Plan. The purpose of this document is to define curriculum and laboratory development plans for the next several years. This will allow us to plan the appropriate application of resources to support these plans. Several new options minors hae been developed and implemented in the Technology School. These include manufacturing, graphics, industrial digital controls, microcomputer controls, and quality assurance. During the course of the year the college received quality improvement funding in the amount of $500,000 for enhancement of laboratory facilities. Major laboratory acquisitions have been made with this money. Approxi- mately $2.5 million in laboratory enhancement is still required if we are to offer state-of-the-art technical programs based on computer automation. In 1986 the Georgia General Assembly approved a $1.6 million authorization for construction of a Center of Excellence in Apparel and Textile Manufactur ing on the Southern Tech campus. This new building, which is currently under design, will contain approximately 20,000 square feet of laboratories, class- rooms and faculty offices. The laboratories will include apparel processing, textile processing, textile testing, robotics and instrumentation, and computer aided design computeraided manufacturing. The primary purpose of this new Center will be to better serve the apparel, texile and related industries in Georgia, while attracting more technically oriented graduates to these indus- tries. Student enrollment in the Architectural Engineering Technology program significantly increased during the past academic year. This has resulted in the addition of a new faculty posiiton for the department. The AET Computer Aided Design Drafting Laboratory is the department show piece. Quarter credit hour generation for the Civil Engineering Technology pro- gram has risen sharply during the past year, justifying an additional faculty position. The CET Computer Laboratory was developed, along with acquisi- tion of computerized surveying and plotting equipment. In Fall Quarter 1985, Southern Tech began offering the Bachelor of Science Degree in Construction Administration. The curriculum for this program was developed in concert with the Associated General Contractors, the construc- tion industry association helping to sponsor the program. This curriculum is designed to meet accreditation requirements of the American Council for Construction Education (ACCE). Southern Tech was formally accepted as a member of the Associated Schools of Construction (ASC). With the help of ASC, it is anticipated that the program will become accredited by ACCE by 1990. The Electrical and Computer Engineering Technology department made major revisions in its curricula during the past year. A two-course sequence in differential equations is now required by baccalaureate students, the associate degree program is eight qu arters instead of six; and new courses have been developed for fiber optics, bit-slice technology, artificial intelligence, optoelec- tronics, and industrial controls. Two minors for non-electrical students were developed. A $50,000 matching grant was awarded to ECET by the National Science Foundation for development of a Fiber Optics Laboratory. The Industrial Engineering Technology department initiated a Quality Assur ance minor during this past year. A new minor in Technical Sales and Distribu- tion is being added this summer. The potential for a loss control and risk management minor is under consideration. The material handling, methods of work, work measurement, and plant layout laboratories were relocated to the new Academic Building. The Mechanical Engineering Technology associate degree program has been revised to require seven quarters rather than the previous six. A manufac- turing option was developed for the bachelor degree program. A grant of over $300,000 was received from the Georgia Research Consortium for the develop- ment of an Automated Manufacturing Laboratory. In order to aid in the development of curriculum utilizing this new laboratory, a $17,000 grant was received from the Society of Manufacturing Engineers. 85 0 EER % COE TS TH ob PIE YOM ee E PENDENT GRRE FFE oT AaeaaisaidaesAaiies nell ee Es Me Seat tated tinea | einai MER | Serena Ba | Me | ie 87 Apparel Textile Lawerence T. Haddock— Walter Thomas—Assoc. Prof. ‘Dai Department Head and Prof. John V. Linn—Asst. Prof. 0a Halt {} Rich Architectural Engineering yc jy fod William S. Newman— James W.C. McKay—Prof. Department Head and Prof. Kenneth L. Sargent—Asst. Prof. James T. Fausett—Prof. Mary C. Gunn—Asst. Prof. Milton E. Swiegert—Assoc. Prof. Hanson Y. Lewis—Asst. Prof. Civil Engineering David E. HornBeck— Maurice L. Northcutt—Asst. Prof. ; Department Head and Assoc. Prof. Michael R. Orlandella—Assoc. Prof. David M. Bennett—Prof. Robert L. Carter—Asst. Prof. John G. Nevitt—Prof. Hans A. Troemel—Asst. Prof. Th Jacque L. Williams—Assoc. Prof. Construction George M. Wallace—Department Head and Assoc. Prof. | | Electrical Computer Engineering Technologies David E. Summers— Department Head and Prof. ‘Charles L. Bachmen—Assoc. Prof. Walter E. Burton—Prof. Richard L. Castellucis—Prof. Clifford W. Cowan—Prof. Caroline R. Cranfill—Asst. Prof. Robert N. Dreyer—Assoc. Prof. John L. Keown—Prof. Phillip T. Moen—Instructor Robert W. Robinson—Asst. Prof. Edward A. Rollor—Asst. Prof. Theresa C. Speake—Asst. Prof. John E. Tarpley—Assoc. Prof. Preston A. White—Assoc. Prof. Yardy T. Williams—Prof. Julian A. Wilson—Prof. Paul Wojnowiak—Assoc. Prof. David W. Zimny—Assoc. Prof. Industrial Engineering Lawerence S. Art—Prof. Robert W. Atkins—Asst. Prof. James W. Bannerman—Prof. Thomas H. Carmichael—Prof. Lester E. Dollar—Asst. Prof. Patricia S. Franklin—Prof. Jnaes L. Hamrick—Asst. Prof. Richard W. McGuire—Assoc. Prof. James E. McKee—Asst. Prof. Jack McPherson—Prof. Harris T. Travis—Vice President and Prof. Charles A. Wimberly—Prof. Robert J. Yancey—Prof. Earle B. Young—Prof. Mechanical Engineering Lauerence J. Logue— Department Head and Assoc. Prof. Paul J. Dillion—Asst. Prof. Charles N. Gebhard—Asst. Prof. Patrick W. Harrison—Asst. Prof. Julian R. Lee—Assoc. Prof. William M. Linsrom—Assoc. Prof. James A. McAlister—Asst. Prof. Britt K. Pearce—Assoc. Prof. William D. Rezak—Dean and Assoc. Prof. Phillip C. Rymers—Assoc. Prof. Julio Santander—Asst. Prof. James H. Stephans—Assoc. Prof. Oren W. Williams—Assoc. Prof. Ronald C. Young—Prof. 89 Dean of School of Management and Information Systems Bob Yancey 3 THE MASTER OF SCIENCE IN TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT 8 A significant event for Southern Tech this year was the creation of the jim yi School of Management. This occurence signalled the beginning of a new era u for us — Graduate Studies!! Inaugurated in the Fall of 1986, the new graduate degree is named the Masters Degree in Technology Management (MSTM). This degree program is designed for people who possess training and experi- ence in technical fields, but who wish to learn more about the field of management. “The program came about as a result of-input which Southern Tech received from several of our alumni, After working for several years in the businesses and industries of their respective technological fields, many alumni were faced with opportunities to become managers. Because they had no management training; however, they frequently had to forego those oppor. tunities. Over time, many former students requested that Southern Tech initiate a graduate program which would enhance their opportunities first, to be selected to management occupations, and secondly, to be successful in those management positions. Our program was designed to accommodate both of those objectives . . . ’’ according to Dr. Robert J. Yancy, who serves as Dean of the School of Management. The original class consisted of 39 engineers and technologists. About half of them were Southern Tech Alumni, while the other half represented seventeen other colleges including the University of Wisconsin, Minnesota, Purdue, Georgia Tech, Auburn, Alabama A M, and the University of Georgia, among others. The students range in age from 33 to 56 years, and are black, white, Oriental, African, Asian, Persian, and South American. The program currently has three full-time equivalent faculty members and expects to increase to four faculty members for next school term. The program of study for the MSTM degree involves a twelve-course curriculum of which ten course requirements are specified, and two are elective. Students, who attend classes twice per week in the evenings, may select up to three of these courses per quarter. The capstone to the program is a major research project through which the student will have the opportunity to demonstrate abilities in management research, writing, and problem solv- ing. This ten credit hour project provides valuable application of the skills which managers must apply in the workplace. Requirements for admissions to the MSTM degree program are: an undergraduate degree in engineering, technology, or one of the applied sciences two years professional work experience in an engineering environment test scores from the General Test of the Graduate Record Exam three letters of reference from an employer and or a former college profes- sor. “We are very excited about this program...” Dr. Yancy said, “...and we have very optimistic expectations and projections for its future growth and success.” Lip 92 Computer Information Systems Robert A. Harbort—Department Head and Asst. Prof. Bruce T. Eure—Assoc. Prof. David F. Franklin—Asst. Prof. Fred D. Hartfield—Asst. Prof. Danny J. Lewis—Asst. Prof. Steven L. Morrisett—Asst. Prof. Rebecca Rutherford—Asst. Prof. Ronald N. Schroeder—Asst. Prof. Diana Stewart—Asst. Prof. Barbara B. Thomas—Asst. Prof. 93 STA § : ane seer eae ok i seaaiiaeacia -- sins pS AY OAS: = i i ae Se = some dhtenn anges | 95 Deetcr their representation of brotherhood and leadership, the Greeks way of life has become a very important part of a students overall college experi- ence. From these experiences, we will attempt to give you a perspective of the Greek way of life from actual Greek members. IG Inter-Fraternal Council The Southern Tech Interfra- ternity Council is a governing body composed of the repre- sentatives of the social frater nities of Southern College of Technology, both National and Local. The individual membership of the IFC con- sists of three delegates elected or appointed by each fraternity, and each member has one vote on the council. The purpose of the IFC is to represent the fraternities on all matters for which they share a common concern, en- hance the positive traditions and values of Greek Life, and to strive and strengthen the Greek system and thereby im- prove the quality of each indi- vidual chapter. 98 PS ra Y 3 Kneeling: John Fisher, Robin Alworth. Standing 1st Row: Rene Smith — President, Chip Morgan, Frank Clouc{j Jackson, Denis Hernandez. 2nd Row: Scott Crider, Scott Carter. 3rd Row: Terry Blount, Rick Morris, Debra Smit Jansen, Tony Blose. 4th Row: Tony Van De Ryte, Scott Slay, David Lamb, Chris Lindsey, Freddy Harris Panhellenic Council Left to Right: Amelia Echols, Lisa Tuite, Debra Smith, Julie Albright The Southern Tech Panhellenic Council is made up of representations of the sororities on campus. $ a group, Panhellenic works to build strong relations between greeks and works towards improving 1e greek image on campus and in the community. resident — Julie Albright President — Lisa Tuite reasurer — Tammy Clay ecretary — Amelia Echols elegate — Debra Smith 99 AATI Alpha Delta Pi Alpha Delta Pi is a Greek society that promotes Christian Womanhood. She was founded in eighteen hundred and fifty-one at Wesleyan College — Macon, Ga. Since that time, Alpha Delta Pi has grown to be a national sorority with 136 collegiate chapters. The Alphas also have the largest num- ber of alumnae in the nation. Alpha Delta Pi was founded on the Southern Tech Campus in 1983 and continues to pro- mote leadership, education, and lifelong friendship. Greek Letters: Motto : We live for each other. Mascot : Lion Flower : Woodland Violet Colors : Blue and White Left to Right, 1st Row: Leigh Cox, Debra Smith, Lynne Lunday, Sandy Fox. 2nd Row: Susan Williams, Linda Burruss, Bonita McMullen, Tracy Wilbanks. 3rd Row: Cynthia Farr, Lisa Tuite, Elaine Stephenson, Teresa Hubbard. 4th Row: Jodi Elliott, Rhonda Robinson, Cindy Berman. 5th Row: Andrea Floyd, Sandra Fagan, Stephanie Betteridge, Kim Brown. 6th Row: Lisa Pearce, Robin Grubbs IIkK® Pi Kappa Phi Left to Right: Charles Garrett, Randy Hartley, Jose Morales, Tim Jackson, Kenny Williams, Greg Owens, Lawerence Vandiver, John Clayton, Scott Brazinski, Ron Hughes, Alan Kelley, Shawn Andrews, Phil Mitchel, Cannon Ramey, Kent Buffington, Chris Kirkman, Scott Carter, Randy Wheeler, Jeff Stowe, Steve Brown, Denis Hernandez, Kim Ray, David Prater, Paul Raniere, Park Davis, Ed Smith, Rhonda Robinson, Kathy Wade, Robin Grubbs, John Thompson, Tommy Parker, Hector Gonzoles, Mark Coffin, David Foster, Thomas Morris, Ray Faircloth. 1986-87 was a fantastic year for the Pi Kapps! Our national fraternity recognized the Chapter at Southern Tech by awarding it with the Champion Master Chapter Award, one of only four out of 107 Chapters. We also increased in size considerably. This was the sixth anniversary of our founding at Southern Tech. Our house is still standing at 439 East Dixie Avenue overlooking the track and field of the Cobb County Civic Center. Picnicing and skiing into ’87 is the way for the Pi Kapps at Southern Tech. OB Gamma Phi Beta Left to Right, 1st Row: Stacey Easler, Heidi Brown, Rebecca King, Vicki Broom, Lisa Long, Michelle Brinkley, Teresa Robertson, Georgianna Conger, Amelia Echols. 2nd Row: Michelle Brinkley, Shae Coggins, Tori Ellis, Courtney Hall, Cindy Yarbrough, Deana Davis, Kenna Rowland, Beth Strickland, Audra Galiano, Robin Alworth. 3rd Row: Karen Smith, Louann Kovall (Advisor), Leslie Smith, Chrissy Switzler, Kim Hopkins, Lisa Carroll, Melissa Carroll, Julie Albright, Angie Bay, Jennifer Culver — Not Pictured. One Day a group of girls were sitting on the rock, and they took a vote and decided to form their own sorority. Now this was a big step for them and the school because there had never been a Women’s Greek Organization at Southern Tech. The girls decide to call their organization a local sorority and gave it the name of Alpha Chi Alpha (AXA). In 1979, a year later, they petitioned to several national women’s fraternities, and they expressed an interest in one group called Gamma Phi Beta. The girls took a vote, and it was decided that Gamma Phi Beta offered everything that they were looking for in a National Sorority. After one year of colonization, AXA was chartered as the Delta Omicron Chapter of Gamma Phi Beta on Janugary 26, 1980. LOE Sigma Phi Epsilon The Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity was founded November 1, 1901, at Richmond College in ichmond, Virginia. The Georgia ETA Chapter as founded here at Southern Tech on February , 1981. We are one of the fastest growing frater ties here at Southern Tech. Also, our members € very active in other activities, such as Student overnment Association (SGA), Intramural ports, Campus Activities Board (CAB), and many others. Nationally, Sig Ep is the largest aternity in active brothers, alumni members, nd a number of chapters. We promote Brother ood by following our three Cardinal Principals: irtue, Diligence, and Brotherly Love. Left to Right, 1st Row: Leigh Cox, Vicki Lybrand, Rick Morris (The Rickster), Teresa Boatman, Feona Bainbridge. 2nd Row: Mike Sims, Rick Hoffman, Lamar Bevil, Ken Hatcher, Todd (Pickels) Roberts, Peter (The Great) Green, Shawn Nassiri. 3rd Row: Allan Berry, Bob (Miami) Jansen, Mr. Mercer Owens, Brennan (Wildman) Jones, David Owens, Miles Murray. 4th Row: Mee = Doug (A-1 Coolguy) Larson, John Burke, Chuck (Chuckles) Adam, Allan Gagnon, Jimmy - Ritchie, Carl Thompson. 5th Row: Michael (gpud) Wilson, Mike Bagley, George (E.L.) Lums- eo oe : ge en den, Gary Millsap, Tony Blose, David Yapp, Allan Gabrillie (Advisor Teacher). XN The lota Pi, Sigma Nu Fraternity, is proud to announce that this is our tenth anniversity at Southern Tech. Sigma Nu has an ongoing growth in leadership and brotherhood. We are a Fraternity based on Love, Truth, and Honor. Sigma Nu is always setting our goals high and looking towards the future. We also expect hard work and true dedication from our broth- ers. With these standards, Sigma Nu has, and will always be, a fraternity above all others. lst Row: John Rogers, Tony Van De Ryt, Paul Gady. 2nd Row: John Hurst, Tommy Tucker, Robbie Newman, Mike Nixon, Sig Feagin, Gary Martin, Mike Beyers, Chad Kenney, David Cot- tongim, Mike Duke, David Lamb, Harvey Kinsey, Bob Bimister, Scott Slay, Dale Mauldin, Jim Tilgham, Victor Werner, Fred Ricketson, Tim Barrett, Eric Sproat, Steve Cooper, David Reed. 3rd Row: Tom Chambers, Karl Zittrauer, Chris Messina, Steve Arnold, Bert Crumley, Kelly Lane. 4th Row: Chris Creel, Scott Marbutt, Kevin Rosser, John Miller, Robert Escoe, Russ Han- cock, Jeff Buchanan, Dan Gilberith. (Joel Dicker son — Not Pictured). AXA Lambda Chi Alpha This has been one of the best years of our istory at Southern Tech. This year was the ear that we turned our grades around. We =ceived support from each brother to ac- ent our study habits. With a little help and oh we maintained G.P.A.’s that 85% of e time were higher than the independents nd the rest of the Greeks. . This is also the year that we cried as we aw Mike Smoker win the Spring Bathtub ace for himself and Lambda Chi Alpha. his was an overdue victory which tastes as weet as an “A” in Calculus. This is the year that we increased our hapter size by forty percent. Unfortu- ately, with good grades comes graduation nd with graduation sometimes, a person as to say goodbye. However, rushing new 1embers turned out to be easy when we 1ade a personal friend before we made a ishee. This is the year that we spend being the good guys” raising money for the Epilepsy oundation by eating pizza. We also served ur community by keeping the elementary ids from terrorizing their parents at Hal- ween. The carnival proved to be more fun ) us than the kids will ever know. This is the year of the rock. There was ouble with the real one — it wasn’t ortable. So we made one. Contriversial, sautiful, and representative of the true ambda Chi. This one can’t be defaced like e one in the middle of campus. This is the year we upheld our winning adition in sports by once again beng unde- ated by another fraternity team in foot- all. We have not been defeated by any her Fraternity team in football in the last ye years. If you think this was the year ... wait ’til xt year !!! Lambda Chi Alpha ... There is a differ ice. t Row: Greg Jones, John Deroachers, Jeff Muir ad, Chip Morgan, Scott Crider, Scott Lowman, hn “Fish” Fisher, Jim ‘“‘Homer”’ Stovall. 2nd Row: mes Sims, Andy Berryman, Barry Tyson, Rusty illo, Tony ‘‘Hot Rod” Brown, Gary Norwood, Frank oud, Richard Isbell, Scott Martin, Ron Sattele. 3rd yw: Rene “Slim” Smith, John Daugias, Ray ance, Kirk “G.Q.” Hegwood, John “Big John” bb, Darrell ‘‘D.J.”” Johnson, Jeff Crocker. Not ctured: Tom Monroe, Van Hayes, Rick Saunders, e Perkins, Russ Walter, Dan Maxwell, Tim Wallis, bert Kurtzer, Charlie Lewis. 105 XII Sigma Pi With 58 charter members, Sigma Pi was the first National Fraternity chartered on the Southern Tech campus. Sigma Pi fell on hard times at Southern Tech: membership and pri- orities fell. Four men decided they wanted to see Sigma Pi thrive, with the help of our na- tional office, decided to reorganize the Frater nity. The beginning of Fall Rush 84, Sigma Pi had four members, but once the rush was over, our fraternity membership consisted of twelve men. We began participating in intramurals again finished fourth in intramural football. We also participated in basketball and were the contenders in softball. We won four ribbons in Greek Week and the president was nominated Outstanding Brother of the Year by the Na- tional Fraternity Since then, we’ve been improving. Last year we placed first in basketball among all Greeks. This year we are striving for the same record. Today our membership contains thrity-three active brothers, and we are planning to move into our new Fraternity House. We are now, and always have been the number one Frater nity at Southern Tech. SIGMA) Pid SsuNOTATCONCER Tai iesrA WAY OF LIFE!!! Top Left: Ralph Webb, Dale Milliken, John Congleton, Alvin Landrum, Clay Tootle, Chris Thompson, Pete Hill, Jon White, Matt Baldree. Standing Left: David Anderson, Freddy Mitchell, Matt Dooley, Chris Hughes, Jim Athon, Jeff Baisch, Alan Gebringer, David Crockett, John Daley, Shane Morris, Greg Price, Tim West, Tom Stewart, Jerry Wingate. Kneeling Left: Bill Cooley, Jim Harris, Mike Gambaccini, Paige Rushton. Not Pictured: Dirk Arp, Richie Bearden, David Brown, Mark Cochran, Derrick Roberts, Brian Wright Cee ae Se TAII Tau Alpha Pi Tau Alpha Pi is the National Honor Society for engineering technology students. It is the most selective of all honor soci- eties accepting only the top 4% of all engineering technology students. The present minimum requirements for membership: 1. Junior standing. 2. 40 hours or more at South- ern Tech. BmOverall GPA {Of 3.5) or higher at Southern Tech. 4. No F’s at Southern Tech. Tau Alpha Pi has always been a part of Southern Tech. It was founded as a local honor society at Southern Tech in the fall of 1948. Today, there are 94 chap- ters at colleges and universities in 31 states. The officers for 1986-1987 school year are: President: Marty Medders Vice-President: Sherri Hun- gate Secretary: Teri Lucyshyn Treasurer: Leslie Cowart Left to Right, 1st Row: Sherri Hungate, Marty Medders, Leslie Cowart. 2nd Row: Stephanie Linz, Zohreh Nazeril, Barry Gibbs, Ron Kilgore, Kevin Wright, Robert Fazio, Angel Bias. 3rd Row: Paul Wojnowiak, Robert Cheek, Deneen Sorrells, Don Eddleman, Michelle Moyer, Rhonda Russell, Robert Noland. 4th Row: Bill Weaver, Robert Cannon, Stephen D. Meyer, Chip Carson, Robert Burrell 107 MBX Phi Beta Sigma The men of the Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc. are proud of being the most distinguished , fraternity on campus. We are an international organization and are continously growing. We strive for excellency: whether its scholasti- @ cally, personally or as a group, we will succeed! ‘ a” TG TE dR Sam “The Man” Peaks, Rod “Easy E” Echols, Don “Psycho” Harris, Clark “Virtuous” Burks, Reggie ‘Pee- Wee” Williams. “4 pot . a nA hh eo foP a’ Zz eh, 108 TKE Tau Kappa Epsilon Left to Right 1st Row: Georgiana Conger, Stacy Easler, Jo Lynn Sams, Audra Galiano, Courtney Hall, Lynn Fielder, Kathy Dixon, Garnett Long, Lamar Owen. 2nd Row: Tim Dwyer, Jimmy Hul- lett, Scott Bodkin, Jeff Causey, Keith Milford, Mike Durand, Dar- rell Pippin, Jim Perry, Cliff Leatherwood, Ken Wilber. 3rd Row: Freddie Harris, Dan Crow- ley, Ken Boggs, Scott Chatfield, Matt Cunningham, Jack Hall, Jeff Mahadeen, Bart Wills, Steve Reynolds, Zach Amacher. 4th Row: Mike Durham, Ashley Vickers, Les Wilkinson, Paul Wilson, Steve Davis, Steve Ben- nett, Richie Tucker, Scott Robinson, Patrick Eiland, Den- nis Pigg, Joe Hayes, Ed Cocciad- iferro, Terry Blount, Chris Lind- say, David Golden. Above are the men of Tau Kappa Epsilon at their finest. The occasion is their annual Red Carnation Ball, where TEKE Fraters celebrate fourteen years of Xi-Chi chapter existence and the founding of T.K.E. in 1899. Although eighty-eight years has attributed to the superiority of TEKE, ideals also play a key role. The high ideals of love, charity, and esteem dominate TEKE fraters’ daily lives and serve as the life blood of the largest fraternity in the nation. Recognizing the social desires of college men, TKE has brought various likes of these men to- gether for the ultimate college experience and the ultimate fraternal experience . .. FOR LIFE! 109 nother important part of college students’ lives are the organizations and clubs that they may participate in. Through interaction with oth- er students interested in common areas, clubs and organizations provide means for students to share their ideas and goals with other students. Lao, Z CR i { 5 aes COE ORR — CAB Campus Activities Board a Left to Right, 1st Row: Carl Lobaugh, Tena Mullinax, Bob Blount, : Allen Smith, Karen Brown. 2nd Row: Marsha Mccrary (Advisor), John Douglas, Vee Harwell. Not Pictured: Annette Coleman, ; Danetta Jackson. Throughout the year many recreational, social, cultural, and ed tional activities occur on campus which help in the rigors of study @) Southern Tech’s Campus Activities Board (CAB) is the primary creatoo these events. 7 CAB is a student organization made up of six committees which §. governed by a central Executive Board and a Program Advisor. Stuc members can choose from categories of Films Videos, Special Eve Lectures Cultural Events, Recreation Novety Variety, Music Concel§ Week as well as mini-concerts, art festivals and more. Student members put a lot into CAB and, in turn, get a lot out of it. In past we've attended conventions in Charleston, Washington D.C. have an opportunity to attend the convention in Raleigh this year. We m many people from many places. We get chances to meet and work viii many celebrities including Billy Ocean, Eddie Kendricks and Dave Ru i (of the Temptations), Kathy Rigsby, Joe Bonsal (Oak Ridge Boys) numerous others. In addition, we also have fantastic leadership retreai) CAB is always looking for energetic, high-spirited individuals whol looking for a creative outlet. There are no fees or dues, just fun n learning. We hope you will consider CAB. Our doros are always open.) Drama Club The Newly Formed S.T. Drama Club has had an exciting year. Our fall quarter production — Neil Simon’s “Plaza Suite” — was a great success. We followed in winter quarter by producing a done as fund raiser for a local organization. We anticipate a successful upcoming year. t to Right: Professor Tumlin — Advisor, V.P. — Nick Chilton, Pres. — Christi Redic, Treas. — Rita 1ornak, Timothy Dolph. Not Pictured: Dream Gomez, Teri Lucyshin, Laura Reed, Jeff Baskin, Tammy ight — Sec. One of drama club’s first but not only fan anx- iously await- ing the club to begin their first perfor- mance. Rita putting the make-up on one of the cast mem- bers. Jazz Ensemble The Southern Tech Jazz Ensemble was formed several years ago as a Pep Bank for the Basket- ball Team. Since that time, the band has grown to an award winning Jazz Ensemble. Some of the highlights of the recent past include: winning an award at a Jazz Festival in Orlando, performing at A Night In Old Savannah as the warm-up band for the Preservation Hall Jazz Band in New Orleans, Cobb County Kaliedoscope, and performing for the Lockheed’s Management Association Dinner and the Southern Tech Alumni’s Formal Dinner. Throughout the year, the Jazz Ensemble also performs at various school functions. lst Row (L to R): Colin Hanley, Charlie Briston, Bradley Grant. 2nd Row (L to R): Woody Havens, Alan Grabrielli, Jamee Langston, Glenn Fiveash, Robert Mims, Bob Reilly, Mark Cory. Not Pictured: Dennis Rice — Conductor. wre Formed seven years ago, WGHR broadcasts at 102.5 FM for 18 hours a day seven ays a week. The staff, including managers, engineers, and announcers, is composed ttirely of Southern Tech students. With its recent format change to new progressive ternative college music, WGHR has achieved national recognition in the college jarket and servicing from over 80 record companies. The broadcasting studio is scated on the lower floor of the Student Center and the transmission site is also seated on campus. We at WGHR are always looking for adventuresome types to xpand our staff. 1st Row: (Sitting) Barry Birkhead (Advisor), Jenn- fier Culver, Sherry Mauldin, Shilpi Chaud- hary, Rita Schornak. 2nd Row: Kevin Sharp, Chuck Shoemaker, Todd Peterson, Jack Silver, Steve Molmer, Jim Jobe, Dave McReynolds, Vince Martin, Barry Gray, Kevin McCray, Lee Miller. 3rd Row: Shawn Kennel, Buck Lawson, Ric Hall, Charles Bouvette, David Astle, Bill Cooley, Chris Baggett, Chris Krarer. General Manager — Jim Jobe Operations Manager — Ric Hall Music Director — Buck Lawson News Public Affairs Director — Rita Schornak Chief Engineer — Tom Hiatt Not Pictured: Laura McIntyre, John Dou- glass, Michele Grant, Ron Watson, Carl Thompson, David Sosnin, Rick Gore, Drew Fountain, Janie Smith, Fiona Bain- bridge, Sydney Locklear, Ken Boulan, Brett Mclver, Dan Delaney, Alan Man- fretti, Ron McClellan, Jerry Johnson, Reuben Hernandez, Charles Coro, Tom Hi- att, Billy Joe Garland, Steve Koss, Steve Elliot, Dan Schwefler, Scott Moulton, Keith Jenkins. 115 Sting We of the STING have seen a year where our paper has advanced in great bounds. The STING has grown from an “Okay” paper into a dynamic award-winning publication. This awesome achievement was due to the dili- gent efforts of our dedicated staff of volun- teers. The quest for perfection has only be- gun! Back Row: Mike Powers, Sports; Derek Stewart, Photographer; (L to R) Jeff Reynolds, Reporter; Ghass Mends, Reporter; John Clayton, Reporter; Harprit Singh, Reporter. Front Row: David Hirschler, Assistant Editor; Edwin Vaughan, Edi- tor; Tim Glover, Head Reporter; Dr. Rebecca Kelly, Faculty Advisor. Not Pictured: Kim Rudd, Copysetter; Ric Hall, Entertainment; Jim Con- nell, Reporter. The Baptist Student Union (BS) is a well-balanced Christian ministry providing opportunities - faith-development, community-building, and involvement in meaningful missions. The gram is sponsored by cooperating Southern Baptist churches, but opens its membership to all lerested students. Leadership comes from an elected, executive council which receives direction from The iptist Campus Minister and a Faculty Advisor. A wide variety of programs are offered including ekly meetings, luncheons, local missions, mission trips, retreats, conferences, and social-recre- on activities. I | } | | } ft to Right 1st Row: Joe Stark, Chris Watola, Cynthia Farr, Darin Sims, David Spinney, Lee Owens. 2nd iw: Joel Aycock, Tom Quarles, Chris Garrett, Carol Travis, Vickie Broom, Beth Strickland, Craig (lard, Pat Mahoney, Tim Johnson. 3rd Row: Herman Reteaugi, ?, ?, Latanya Wood, Allison Rhodes, resa Moore, Rachel Lord, Scott Steigerwald, Dode Davis, Mo Brawner. 4th Row: Jeff Pettit, ?, Glenn ?, vid Sosnin, Keith Adams, Steve Gibson, Gregg Kidd, Bill Higgins, Tommy Rampley, Greg Carlock, pf. Thomas Carmichael, Prof. Milton Swiggert. 5th Row: Stacey Lyle, Donna Lee Robinson, ?, Chris | lard, Tim Grimes, Darrin Hendley, Ron Kilgore, Reagan Earney, Kesha Dupree, Mark Hinton, Teresa ‘rce, Jim Rice, James Jordan BSd Baptists Student Union Wl Campus Crusade for Christ © . ‘ ze “tt Sees . } +p detected 2a lst Row: Charlie Bristow, Brian Farm — Karen Corley, Chuck Veal. 2nd Ro Rocky Holland, Robert Hunter, John Alle Robert DeJarnet, Tom Hinkle, Key Blankenship, Kelly Sparks. Below: Brian Fa rmer and Charlie Brist recruiting at the organizational fair. Below Left: Chuck Veal in deep thoughi BRA Bathtub Racing Association Left to Right, 1st Row: John Rogers, Andrew Reynolds, Scott Irvin. 2nd Row: Mike Smoker, Brenda Glad, Ken Langley, Rodney Bridges. 3rd Row: David Reed, Lee Miller, Greg Caudell, Bill Lotz. 4th Row: Victor Werner, Ken Boggs, John Hudson, Paul Wilson, John Cobb. ASME Amer. Society of Mechanical Engineers Left to Right, 1st Row: Randy Sharpe, John Hudson. 2nd Row: Tim Dolph, Ken Blauvelt, Robert DeJarnette, Alan Goldberg. 3rd Row: J.C. Wallace, Kirk Hegwood, Larry Sharpe, Connie Cartell, Craig Benson. 120 Left to Right, 1st Row: Rachel Lord, Prof. Harrison. 2nd Row: Robert DeJarnette, Craig Coleman, Larry Sharpe. SM By Bud Wohlhueter SME Vice Chariman With the start of a new year, 1e Society of Manufacturing mgineers (SME) is currently orking on its programs and 1embership growth. lowever, SME has learned lat many mechanical students re not familiar rganization and its fun- tions. So the SME would ke to tell a little of what it is bout and what it has planned or the next few months. The SME is a professional ganization designed to amiliarize the student with ie latest technology used in 1anufacturing. Such areas as utomation, robotics, and omputer-integrated-manu- with the. facturing (CIM), as well as lathe and milling machines and welding are published in SME’s monthly magazine, along with a chance to receive others called ‘CIM Technology,’ ‘Robotics Today,’ or ‘Machine Vision Quarterly.’ With the use of these magazines, the mechanical student can have this up-to-date information at his disposal. In addition, as a member you will hear speakers talk about industry and will go on plant tours. Society of Manufacturing Engineers [IEEE Institute of Electrical Electronic Engineers Left to Right 1st Row: Keith Woods, Chuc | Knowles, Gail Everette. 2nd Row: Craig Co} man, Dan Ussery, Jack Murray, Lenona Graham, Randall Syres, Prof. Wilson — Ad) sor. 3rd Row: Wess Blackwell, Lynne Doste Paul Burel. 4th Row: Trey Sharpton, Ada Wade, Ken Woods, Paul Hughes. 5th Roy Rod Peters, Lincoln Mcintyre, Chris William Don Pizarro, Todd Rambo Az� —— 122 Diplomats On February 12, 1987, a reception was held for the new “elite” group on campus, “The Southern Tech Diplo- mats.” The Southern Tech Diplomats is a new service organization, comprised of students, which promotes communica- tion within the college and the commu- nity. The Student Affairs and Develop- ment and College Relations Division co-sponsor this program, which will cre- ate opportunities for student alumni interaction and provide services for many official functions within the col- lege setting. The Diplomats promote Southern Tech’s mission and spirit and take great pride in serving the college community. 123 RONG: Army Reserve Officer Training Corps Left to Right, 1st Row: James Henry, Chris Kirkman, Mark Coffin, Glenn Price, Tim Ritchie. 2nd Row: Major Wingard, Amos Durr, Tom) Wood, Sean Rowe, Scott Wilder, Richard Spencer. 3rd Row: Greg Nixon, Russ Newman, Craig Ross. 4th Row: John Curley, Greg Kolb. | Row: Lieutenant Blanck, Shaun Beil. Not Pictured: Bryan Campbell. Army R.O.T.C. has enjoyed another successful year at Southern Tech. Mark Coffin, Chris Kirkman, Russ Newman, and Hank Moody all com- pleted Airborne School at Fort Benning, GA, making five jumps from C-130’s and C-141’s aircrafts. Amos Durr and Scott Wilder completed Camp All American at Fort Bragg, N.C. Lewis Fricks had a very successful trip to Fort Knox, KY., Basic Camp, then highlighted by winning a scholarship. Hank Moody, Mark Coffin, and Tommy Wood participated in the simultaneous membership program with the Georgia National Guard. The highlight of R.O.T.C. occurred when Amos Durr, Hank Moody, and Scott Wilder received their commissions into the Army, Army Reserve, or National Guard. This brings the total number of lieutenants in the total Army who matriculated at Southern Tech to eleven in the program's five short years. During the school year, Tech students participated in three field training exercises to Fort Benning, a military ball, orientation trips to missle command, Redstone Arsenal, AL, The Army Aviation School, Fort Rucker, AL, and to the Army Engineer School at Fort Belvoir, VA. On another occasion, the cadets enjoyed a ski trip to Sugar Mountain, N.C. 124 Top Left: R.O.T.C. cadets learning air assault techniques while training at Fort Benning. Bottom Left: During Tri-Service awards ceremony with GA Tech Air Force and Navy R.O.T.C., Hank Moody wins an award. Center: Russ Newman prepares to fire the M-16 rifle for qualification. Right Center: Cadet lieutenant Amos Durr and Major B.F. Wingard show results of class on individual camouflage techniques. Bottom Right: Bryan Campbell directs cadets from Ken- nesaw College and Georgia Tech on the leadership reaction course at Fort Benning. ISA International Student Association international students association Left to Right, 1st Row: Buddy Reed, Ghass Ends, Sam Ngalame, Ashmael Chigumiro, Dr. Jayanti Lahiri, Prof. Charlie Weeks. 2nd Row: Farai Kowo, German Reategui, Long Bui, Gilberto Palencia, Christian Byrd, Georges Fortechang. 3rd Row: James Babalob, Than Bui, Shahriar Malek, Rajeev Puri, Kamlesh Patel, Ma- basa, Harprit Singh, Angel Rivas. The International Students Orga- nization was newly reformed in the fall of 1986 after a lapse in activity of several months. Amendments to the constitution were approved, officers elected, and now the ISA is well on its way toward a permanent place in the SCT community. The ISA is dedicated to aid and support foreign students with their activities. The organization is open to all Southern Tech students with a focus in International Student con- cerns and on fostering a positive International atmosphere at South- ern Tech (as per the Preamble of the ISA Constitution). In the fall quarter, ISA held a highly successful dance on campus with guests from five local colleges. Winter quarter saw the excitement at a Raffle with a $900.00 Simmons Hide-a-Bed donated as a prize. As a final event of the academic year, the ISA sponsored an international dinner for members and select guests. Plans for next year include a Cultural Festival for the campus and community. Right: Juli Wilson — ISA Advisor and Sam Ngalame — Pres. 126 Wuene: Drunevr Cemree Baltre om VEEN SATURDAY Uevret tenes 2 rie ST wer) pe SPavSoRE D By Preamble The International Students Associa- tion is an organization established to aid and support foreign students with their activities. The organization is open to all Southern Tech students with a focus on International Student concerns and fostering a positive Inter national atmosphere at Southern Tech. Pictures of the ISA Thanksgiving Dance. 127 AIA American Institute of Architecture LL EE ee F Left to Right, lst Row: Paul) Raniere, Darnell Rice, Den Reisinger, Lisa Arnold, Robyn | ton, Deborah Eves, Ed Berni Emilo Arango. 2nd Row: Chris || ley, Andrew E. Reynolds, Thor Thompson, Darrell Searcy, P¢ Coker. 3rd Row: Timothy Bar) Don Nguyen, Jeff Shropshire, G Newton, Bryan Willett, Bill | Donough, Andy Marsh. 4th R Fred Muller, Lewis Rayburn, A Gooch, Robert Cassidy, Gbex| (Henry) Fumbah, Noel Page. Row: Scott Vanderford, Hal Har Nick Chilton, Chip O’Rear, Jones, Todd Jenkins, Pat Whale! ACM Association of Computing Machinery Left to Right, 1st Row: Ron Schroeder, Don Eddleman, David Benoist, Micheile Moyer. 2nd Row: Carry Nation, Steven Poplaskie, Steven Berger, John Morgan, Stephanie Linz, Dale Kiesow. Faculty Advisor — Ron Schroeder President — Michelle Moyer Vice-Pres. — Don Eddleman Treasurer — David Benoist 129 Faris Gage ee, Goan eee) ee reeee Ss Ree eines Oe Tea ak Poca eG Cee erin Cees Gwe e tori Wee ig eae cor ries ; Se SS Gg a ie ‘ re ae The most important part of the campus here at Southern Tech are the students that occupy it. Through the eyes of Southeastern Portrait Com- pany, we bring to you, your fellow classmates. oN Wis have come a long | the Seniors that graduate way but only to take on an- | from SCT have a handle on other challenge — a chal-| this challenge called life be- lenge that will have ten times | cause SCT prepares its stu- the ups and downs their col- | dents for the real world. lege lives has given them. But a S33 3 a . Charles Adams Keith Adams Hubert Alexander Tim L. Allen Alison Aloisio Emilio Arango i each 132 ee. ee ee Asdrubal Arvelo John D. Bell Vincent M. Blanding Edward A. Bernard Cindy Berman Micheal S. Beyers 133 Scott Bodkin Ken Blauvelt _ ME Darron Britt Vincent Brown Richard M. Browning Chris Bryan Jeff Buchanan Joyce Burch’ 134 Linda Kaye Burruss V. Phillips Butler fe Robert Cannon Jill B Carter Thomas S. Chae D. Scott Chatfield Larry E. Chesser J. Causey 135 Kirby L. Childers Mark Clayton Paul R. Cole Anthony Corbin ee ae Mark Cory Gerardo Daboub Chris Dalton John Derochers Rob Duggan 136 Hazem El-‘Samad eS : Deborah Eves Sandra Ann Fagan Brian Farmer John Fisher Bernard D. Foster Tony Garcia David T. Garza 137 Carmen Goitia Jeff F Harris Ralph Harrison Skip Hawkins Robert Haynes Danny Hemphill 4 £3 138 oO eZ j fog Mark Hinton Denis Hernand Kerry Hicks David Hirschler David Holtzclaw Kim Hopkins James House Ronald K. Hughes 139 Tim Hughes James A. Hunkler Don Johnson Alicia M. Jordan Richard Kennedy Steven M. Kichefski Melvin Kocher Cliff Centhenreen 140 ‘ Pat Mahoney Gary B. Martin Neil Mavis J. Andrew McAlister Gerald Lee Miller John Miller Steve Miller Jonathan S. Moore 141 William K. Norton David Perez “me Joe A. Perkins Timothy Perry Jeffrey S. Pettit Thuy H. Phan 142 Mike Prather Jay Frank Rennes Carla Richardson Angel M. Rivas Donald R. Ross Bryan Runion 143 s a Brad Schneider Brian W. Sammon Marcio R. Santos | : ae | Ellen Shepard Joseph Siounit Richard Slade Debra Smith 144 pe Sorrells Robin R. Straub Julie Tippens Steve Thompson Lesley Turner 145 - Anon) Scott Vanderford Willie L. Webb Paige Weeks Tracy Wilbanks Julian C. Wilkes, Aje Roy D. Willis 146 Celeste Young Daphne Young Danny B. Yntema ecoming a graduate is taking a step closer to reaching a goal a dent has had all his life. A goal that has taken four to five years lhcademic study. The graduate deserves all the recognition and pd fortunes he has coming to him. He has earned it for all the Shawn Clay Kathy Dixon Paul F. Hagan Dale Kelson Ron Glass Norman J. O'Neal 147 Daryl Abney Bradley S. Agee Tamre Alexander Daniel Amamie Angela Arlene Lisa Arnold Maurice E. Arnold Timothy W. Barker Tim Barrett Scott S. Bennor J. Lamar Bevel, Jr. Bruce Bone Dean Borud Barbara Brendle Steve R. Brewer Michelle Brooks Jon Brucker Donald S. Bryant Tim Bujanondia Eric Buren Bill Campbell James Campbell Charles H. Carrett Lisa Carroll Scott Eric Carter Tom Chambers D.L. Toby Chandler Gregory Charles Nick Chilton J. Karen Clark 148 Mee? Paul Clark Derek L. Cobb Mark H. Coffin Barry Coggin Shawn Collins Georgiana Conger Steve Cooper Leslie M. Cowart Leigh Cox Chris Creel Christopher Crossman Joseph R. Cubbage Sharon D. Davis Steve Davis Randy Denmon Chris Dillard Kesha D. Dupree Amelia M. Echols Steve Evans Glenn M. Fiveash Gary Ford Sandra Ford Virginia Foster Lee Frankel Roy Lewis Fricks Michael Gambaccini Allan Gaynon Thomas R. Glover, Jr. Mike Greer Courtney Hall Jeanette Harrison Stan Harrison Kenneth Hawkins Samir R. Haza 149 Michael G. Hixon Michael S. Hodorowski Stephen M. Hogan C. Annette House Robert W. Huff Richard D. Isbell James T. Jackson David Jaeger James Jenkins Tim Johnson Brennan D. Jones Eric Jones Michael C. Jones Wynn Jones David Kapiliff Vance Kelley Gregg ‘ idd Kevin Kilgore Ron Kilgore Harvey Kinsey Leah Kirby Mike Kolbas John M. Kopotic Farai Kowo 150 Bion appr Stephen A. Landers Corbitt Lewis Greg Malcom John McCall Terry McClain Brian C. McCurury George McNabb Steve Milhollin Gary M. Millsaps Philip M. Mitchell Jeffery Mobley Sheri Moody Jim Morris Jeff Muirhead Andrew Mullen Miles Murray Mark P. Music Greg Nowicki Patrick A. Ogoh David Owens Lisa Pearce Lawrence Pepin Steve Perkins Steve Raffield Scott Ragsdale Jesus Rancano 151 Paul D. Raniere Christina Redic David Redman Randy Richardson Todd Roberts Teresa Robertson Alvin T. Robinson, Jr. Chris Rogers John EN Rogers Kenna L. Rowland Jo Lynn Sams Steven R. Seagraves Terry Schantz Paul R. Schultz Angela Shewbridge Darin Sims Janie Smith 152 Jonas S. Smith Leslie Smith William E. Smith Michael D. Snipes Robert Snipes Elaine Stephenson Ken Stratton Nancy E. Street Keith Tatum Jim Tilghman Denise Trahan Tommy Tucker Didnisious M. Tutaris John Vecker David Wallace Chris Watola Jeff Webb Andy Williams Faye P. Williams George T. Williams Ken Williams Glenn M. Wilensky Dave Windom Lane Woodall Annabella Wright Choboka Yara Jim H. Yoo 153 Chris Baggett Fiona Bainbridge Bob Ballord David Bearden Jo Ann Bedenbaugh Ben Bekele Steven Blary Anthony G. Blose Terry L. Blount Terese Boatman Chris Bollwerk Greg Braxton Michelle Brinkley Jason Brooks Vicki Broom Karen Brown Julie Brown Stephen R. Brown Tim Browning Curtis A. Bryant Clark Burks Wanda Campbell Melissa Carroll Shilpi Chaudhary John A. Clayton John C. Cobb Charlotte Collins William R. Cooley Michael Crawford Robert L. Crawford Candice R. Crocker Kelley Crossley Jennifer R. Culver Michael Daniel Katherine Davis Bobby Densmore David Dent James Dupriest Annette Eason Jodi Elliot Cynthia Farr 154 SPOR Bae is (SMR Oe og | he tia Pig, Richard Frye Marie Futch William A. Gehringer Margaret George Hugh Giles Bari Gilliland J. Rodney Glenn Alan Gooch Bill Goodwin Barry S. Gray Pete Green Vincent Grimes Thomas Haines Ric Hall Russ Hancock Debbie Harris Johnny Harris Stephen Harris Tommy Harrison Darrin B. Hendley Gregory J. Holec Luther B. Holyfield Gary E. Hughes Rong HuYu Nancy Ingram Brenda Jackson Bob Jansen Kirk D. Johnson Keith Jones Gary W. Jordan Gregory W. Keith Chris Kendail Jimmy Kim Tammy Knight Dennis Kozakoff David Lamb Joseph Hill Layfield Angie Little Carl P. Lobaugh Kenin L. Lucht Tim Lunde David Mansfield 155 Kevin Lee McCray Lisa McDonald Bonita K. McMullen Jack Minchey, Jr. Martha I. Mooney Barbara Moore Thomas L. Morris Clifford A. Mueller, Jr. Rhonda Mullinax Geoffrey Neal David Neiser Felipe Pajuelo J. Tommy Parkert Hitesh Patel Paresh V. Patel Charles Phillips Jason Phillips George W. Pogue Cannon Ramey Fred Richardson, III Monica Robati Tommy Robbins, Jr. Donna Lee Robinson Rhonda Robinson Norman Schur Laurie Scott Deborah D. Shirley Michael Sims Shane Siniard Inga Sinohoj Scott Slay Chuck Smith Glenn Soles Van R. Sorrells Stephen Spence Sharon Stewart Joseaf Stone Henry Strzelecki Kimberly Styles Bohdanna Tarasiuk Jim Temples Dinh Tran Russell Turley Sheveron Underwood Tony Van De Ryt Edwin Vaughn Eric E. Wagner Robin Waters Victor Werner Patrick Whalen Randy Wheeler Sammi Wilchester Mike Wilds Roger Williams Susan Williams Todd Williamson William E. Woodside Robert Wright Karl Zittrauer 157 Julius G. Abraham George Adams William H. Akins Tobron H. Alford Mike Allen Danny Arflin David Astle Wayne Baggett Eric Beckstrom Bob Bemister Mike Bisbee Zalmon Blackmon Bill Boemanns Belinda Booke James Bracegirdle Melissa Brawner Brett D. Bullard Cheryl Cain Andrew Carter Harry E. Chamberlin Kevin Clark Tracy Clark Tammy Clay Ann Clayton 158 BEING A FRESHMAN ISN’T EASY | thought I wasn’t going to make it through my freshman year; my classes were hard and | hadn’t the talents to make it in college — THANK GOD for SCT 101!!!! That class taught me college survival skills; test taking, note taking, time management, and library usage. This class also gave me guidelines for a suc- cessful, social, and mental adjustment to the HARD- SHIPS of COLLEGE LIFE. UNKNOWN Mark Clute Charles Cord Ronald Cotton Jeff Crocker David Crockett Jesse Crosswhite Burt Crumley Dode Davis Ronald Davis Joel R. Dickerson Michael Dodson James M. Driscoll Bradley Dunogan Heidi Elrod Lee Elrod Donnie Farist Sidney P. Fergin Tonya Flowers David Foster Sharon Frails Gbegbe Fumbah Duane Gile Jimmy D. Gilmore John Goolsby 159 Paul Grady [ Bradley Grant | Glenn Graves Jimbo Hall Jon Halseth Heath Hammond Don A. Harris Randall A. Hartley Marie Hasbrouck Randy Hawkins Westly Hetrick Richard E. Hoffman Sherry C. Horton Jo Ann Hough 160 Fred Howard Sylvester Howard, Jr. Edgar S. Huges, Jr. Jimbo Hull Kevint Ingraham J. Michael Jackson Geary Jefferson James R. Jobe Tom Joiner Rob Kendall Rebecca K. King Mark A. Kubicek Larry Kuhn Monique D. Laney Margaret A. Levinsky 161 Michael D. Loffel S. Long Kim Ly Gary Mart Mario Martinez Lisa In Tonya McClure Daren McDear 1S Dale Millican Mike Mill Patricia Morgan igan 162 John Moss Mathew Naughtin Edward Neal Navid Nourollahi Yolanda Oliver Jay Parker Kamlesh Patel Samuel L. Peak Steven Poplaskie Rodney Powe 163 Rajeev Puri John Ragsdale German Reategui David P. Reed James M. Reed Yvonne Reed Andrew E. Reynolds William D. Roberts Jenny Rooke Sheila Rose Mark Rosiex Kevin Rosser Gregory F Rumohr Jeff Rylant Lifbundus R. Sanders Bo pees Darrell Searcy Chris Semler Dan Schwefler Sonja Scoggins Billy Scott Richard Shirah Harprit Singh Kenneth Slack Eric Smarr “Bucky” S. Smith David A. Sosnin Eric Sproat Jim Stovall Jeffery D. Stowe Kevin Strange 165 Robert D. Tarpley Kim A. Thomas Pat Turner Shawn A. Vialet Jerry M. Walters David L. Weaver Pam Weaver Jon White 4 ad Derek Williams Bart Wills Latanya Wood Bernard Wooten, II Michael Wooten Kyra Wynn 167 WHO NO) 74 S(O) Right: Believe or not, it’s March. Left: The best in drag — Goat Night. _y ee, Middle Right: You ain’t gonna do no rambo Oe on me!! Center Left: This final project is driving me crazy. Bottom Left: Now this problem worked when the instructor did it on the board. Bottom Right: How in the world did you get that answer? Top Left: Darling, you'll get another chance. The remainder of the pictures are candid pic-shots of students studying and working together. Being serious about their classes and wondering who in the world came up with these “hairbrain” formulas that they must use in order to get a simple answer. Then the other question pops into mind, Why did they (whoever they might be) spend the time to find these formulas — there had to be something better for them to do. $ Win the closing of your yearbook marks the end of another year at Southern Tech. At this point we introduce you to the people involved in putting this publication together and to those who help fund it. Also in closing, we give you one last look at who was here at Southern Tech during the 86-87 school year. | HN Left to Right 1st Row: Doris Combs, Annabella Wright 2nd Row: Richard Frye, Paul Grady, Tony Van de Ryte, John Williams Not Pictured: Tim Barker Jimmy Hardin J.C. Parks Ed Bernard Alicia Lynn Dannetta Jackson —_ 172 TTT Richard Frye James M. Hardin Tim Barker Alicia Lynn J.C. Parks Greg Arndall Guy Barrett Ed Benard Paul Grady Paul Kinsley Tony Van de Ryte Tim Barker Doris Combs Richard Frye Dannetta Jackson John Williams Annabella Wright W.H. Wolfe Assoc. 3ook Coverage pening: Tim Barker, Richard Frye ampus Life: Annabella Wright dorts: John Williams } aternities: R ichard Frye ‘ganizations: Tim Barker culty: Richard Frye, Jimmy Hardin Editor Asst. Editor Advisor Managing Editor Copy Editor Secretary Darkroom Editor Photographer Photographer Photographer Photographer Photographer Photographer Layout Layout Layout Layout Layout Layout Representative udent Life: Tim Barker, Richard Frye, Annabella Wright andids: Tim Barker, Richard Frye, Annabella Wright udents: Tim Barker, Richard Frye | i | i ' � aduation Dateline: Jimmy Hardin | ds: Anthony Advertising py: Alicia Lynn PHOTOS— Bathtub Race: Guy Barrett, Paul Grady, Tony Van de Ryte Beach Party: Greg Arndall, Richard Frye, Michael Notheis Marietta: Paul Grady Sports: Guy Barrett, Paul Grady, Derek Stewart, Tony Van de Ryte Organizations: Greg Arndall, Guy Barrett, Ed Bernard, Paul Grady, Tony Van de Ryte Tech Fest: Paul Kinsley, Paul Grady Homecoming: Paul Grady Candids: Greg Arndall, Ed Bernard, Paul Grady, J.C. 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Deneen CIST Sorrells, Michael EET Sorrells, Van EET Sorrow, Steve TET Sosebee, Timothy EET Sosnin, David CpET Sou, Kok EET Southern, Jeffrey MET Sowell, Alesia CIST Sowell, Joseph EET Sparks, Kenneth AET Spence, Stephani MET Spinks, Michael CET Spitler, Diane EET Spivey, Edwin EET Spivey, Ritchard MET Spratlin, Thomas IET Spratling, John EET Spr—Ter Sproat, Eric AET Spurlock, William EET Squire, Shawn AET St Clair, Douglas CpET Stahler, Richard CpET Stallings, Kenneth EET Stamey, Elaine CIST Stamps, Shawn CIST Stancil, Mark CpET Stanford, Timothy CpET Stanley, David AET Stanley, Ken IET Stanley, Kenneth MET Stanley, Michelle IET Stansell, Kathryn CET Starnes, Christopher CpET Starnes, John MET Starr, Kerry IET Statham, Kenneth EET Steadham, John CET Stearns, Jesse EET Steed, Joseph CET Steedly, Betsy CIST Steele, Stanley CET Steffen, Robert AET Stehlik, Robert MET Steiser, Ronnie EET Steigerwald, Scott SEET Steinberg, Charles CIST Steinway, Brian CpET Stelzner, Patricia CpET Stephens, Laura IET Stephens, Michael CET Stephens, William IET Stephenson, Cheryl IET Stevens, Aubrey SCET Stevens, Forrest CpET Stevenson, James MET Stewart, John MET Stewart, Sharon EET Stewart, Thomas SApT Stewart, Troy MET Stiles, Kristin CNST Still, Stephen MET Stillwell, Britton EET Stinnett, John CNST Stinson, Ronald MET Stone, James AET Stone, Tommy CET Stough, Michael Stout, Martha CpET Stovall, James MET Stover, Gregory CIST Stowe, Jeffery EET Stradtman, Christopher CIST Strange, Kevin IET Straton, Kenneth MET Stratton, Steven IET Straub, Robin CIST Street, Nancy EET Strickland, David AET Strickland, Elizabeth CpET Strickland, Jeffrey CET Strickland, Scotty AET Strike, Timothy Struck, Joseph CIST Stryker, Jennifer CIST Strzelecki, Henry EET Stuart, Joseph [ET Stubblefield, Jay EET Su, Chancellor EET Suever, James AET Sugar, Carmen SEET Sullivan, Bryce MET Sullivan, Georgette IET Sullivan, Ricky EET Summers, Alan MET Summerville, Thomas CIST Sumner, Scott MET Sutor, Wayne MET Swab, Michael EET Swafford, Harold MET Swain, Harvey IET Swan, Richard MET Swatek, Ronald EET Sweat, Jodie AET Sweat, Joseph EET Swengross, Eddie CET Swinney, Kevin MET Switzer, Charles Sykes, Stephen CET I Tabor, Brenda IET Talley, Thomas MET Tam, Kang CIST Tankersley, Denise IET Tanner, David EET Tanner, Robert AET Tapley, Shawn CIST Tapp, William CIST Tarasiuk, Bohdanna AET Tarpley, Robert EET Tataris, Dionisios AET Tate, James CET Tatom, Mary MET Tatum, Larry CIST Tatum, Tammie CpET Taylor, Alan EET Taylor, Eric AET Taylor, Frank MET Taylor, Scott AET Taylor, Sophia CIST Taylor, Stanley IET Taylor, William EET Temples, James CpET Tennent, Henry AET Tenney, Jay AET Terry, Cindy CNST Terry, James EET Terry, Randall [ET Tev— Vil Tevis, Edward EET Tew, Benjamin MET Thackston, James EET Thames, David EET Thater, Todd MET Thibaudeau, Michele IET Thomas, Alan MET Thomas, Donald CIST Thomas, Douglas IET Thomason, SaRita [ET Thompson, Billy CET Thompson, Carl MET Thompson, Gregory AET Thompson, Harold IET Thompson, John IET Thompson, Kenneth MET Thompson, Linda IET Thompson, Rickey EET Thompson, Thomas AET Thompson, Vernon IET ‘Thornton, Mark AET Thrasher, David Threadsill, Greg MET Thurmond, Darren CpET ‘Wemersma, Anthony SCpT Tiemeyer, Keith IET Puley, Jack AET Tilton, Robert EET Tippens, Julie CIST Todd, Jennifer CET Tolbert, Joseph EET Tolleson, David AET Tolson, James CET Tompkins, Tonya AET Toole, Doug AET Tootle, William MET Torabi, Ramin CpET Torretto, Jeffrey EET Tosky, Karen AET Towery, David IET Trahan, Denise IET Trammell, Jeffery AET Tran, Dinh EET Trapani, John IET Trapp, Michael EET Travis, Floyd MET Traylor, James AET Traylor, Steven MET Trinh, Dang EET Tritt, Michelle AET Tritton, Michael IET Trott, Bruce EET Truett, Thomas AET Trujillo, Jaime IET Trujillo, Manuel IET Truong, Thai CpET Tubman, Marcus IET Tuck, James AET Tucker, Charles EET Tucker, Richard CET Tucker, Steven CpET Tucker, Thomas EET Tuite, Lisa CIST Turley, Russell EET Turner, David CpET Turner, Herman SEET Turner, Jeff IET Turner, Kerri AET Turner, Kirk CpET Turner, Leland CET Turner, Lesley CIST Turner, Melvin AET Turner, Patrick IET Turner, William IET Tuthill, John CIST Tweed, Susan CET Tyner, Michele CIST Tysor, Barry MET Tyus, Jeffrey IET U Ulmer, James CET Ulrich, John IET Umberger, Fredericke CET Underwood, Anthony MET Underwood, Donald EET Underwood, Sheveron AET Upchurch, Kenneth CET Ussery, Daniel EET Ussery, EET Utiey, Bruce MET Vv Van Deusen, Dean EET Van Linden, William CET Vance, Craig EET Vandemark, Michael IET Vanderford, Scott AET VanDeRyt, Anthony AET Vandiver, Bruce MET Vandiver, Marion [ET Varela, Carlos MET Varson, Brian EET Vaughan, Eric EET Vaughn, Charles EET Vaughn, Wade MET Vaughn, William AET Ventura, Manuel [ET Vermilya, James CIST Vialet, Shawn SAET Vickers, Ashley IET Vickers, Richard CET Vickrey, Timothy CET Vigneault, Tim MET Vilar, Reinaldo MET Vil—Whi Villarreal, Luis MET Vitak, David CIST Viiet, Russell MET Voist, Harold IET Voutila, Dery! EET Voyles, Lewis MET Vullo, Russell CET W Wade, Howard CET Wade, Keith AET Wade, Mary EET Wade, Michael MET Wade, Robert EET Wagner, Eric CIST Waliyyuddin, Donathan CIST Walker, Bryan EET Walker, Christopher CpET Walker, Mark EET Walker, Paul CIST Walker, Terry CIST Walker, Vermond IET +e Wall, Gary IET Wall, James CIST Wallace, John CIST Wallace, Steven EET Waller, Carl CET Wallis, Tim AET Wallsinger, Jeffrey CpET Walter, William AET Walters, Steven CIST Walters, Terry IET Walton, Jacquelyn IET Ward, Benjamin CpET Ward, Michael CET Ward, Tharone MET Warner, Russell EET Warner, Vaughn AET Warrens, Lavorgia [ET Warwick, Durant EET Washington, Gretchen MET Washington, Timothy EET Wasylkiw, Andrew MET Waters, Robin EET Watkins, Michael EET Watkins, Stacy CET Watola, Chris EET Watson, Bobby CET Watson, Charles AET Watson, Eleanor CIST Watson, Frederick ApET Watson, Guery CIST Watson, Robert EET Watson, Roger CET Watson, Ronald MET Watters, Dwight [ET Watters, Sue AET Watters, Thomas EET Watts, Douglas CIST Weatherholtz, Joel CpET Weathington, Bradley MET Weaver, David [ET Weaver, David IET Weaver, Debra ApET Weaver, Hugh CET Weaver, Pamela IET Weaver, Robert IET Weaver, William CIST Webb, David EET Webb, Jeffrey MET Webb, Jeffrey EET Webb, William CNST Webb, Willie CET Webster, Timothy MET Weeks, Paige EET Weeks, Warren EET Weems, Marion CpET Weiner, Robert AET Welch, Charles AET Wells, Brian MET Welsh, Gerald CET Wender, David EET Wender, Mitchel EET Werner, Richard MET West, Brantley EET West, James MET West, Joby CET West, Larry EET West, Robert EET West, Scott EET West, Stephen IET Westrick, Randal EET Whalen, Patrick AET Wheeler, Brian AET Wheeler, Joseph EET Wheeler, Keith EET Wheeler, Randal MET Wheeler, Scott IET Wheeler, Sharon CIST White, Brian [ET White, Brian EET White, Christopher EET White, Eden CET White, Forrest CNST White, Jacquelyn White, Jeffrey MET White, Jon SCpT White, Joseph CNST White, Newton CIST White, Randolph EET White, Richard CIST White, Robert SIET White, Ronald CIST White, Scott EET White, Tonya IET White, William EET Whitfield, Michael IET Whitley, Brian EET Whitmire, Alan EET Whitmire, Jeff IET Whitmore, Timothy CIST Whi—Zur Whittington, Richard CET Whittle, Scott EET Wiegand, Carol CIST Wiggins, Wayne EET Wikle, Ronald CET Wilbanks, Tracy IET Wilber, Kenneth IET Wilchester, Samara CIST Wilder, Kenneth CET Wilds, Michael CIST Wiley, James MET Wiley, Troy IET Wilkes, Clyde EET Wilkinson, Rodney EET Willett, David CIST Willett, Robert CET Williams, Andy CET Williams, Bunny IET Williams, Carole IET Williams, Curtis EET Williams, Dennis MET Williams, Derek EET Williams, Eugene AET Williams, Faye EET Williams, George IET Williams, Glenn CET Williams, Harrison EET Williams, John EET Williams, Kenneth AET Williams, Michael IET Williams, Michael MET Williams, Orin EET Williams, Pauline [ET Williams, Raymond CET Williams, Reginald CpET Williams, Shandton Williams, Shane AET Williams, Stacey IET Williams, Susan MET Williams, Timothy AET Williamson, Finley CpET Williamson, Mark [ET Williamson, Richard EET Willie, Kplawue MET Willis, Milton EET Wills, Barton AET Wills, William AET Wilson, Andrew AET Wilson, Brenda AET Wilson, David EET Wilson, Gary SAET Wilson, Harrison CpET Wilson, Jeffrey CpET Wilson, Jeffrey MET Wilson, Keith AET Wilson, Michael CET Wilson, Paul EET Wilson, Robert EET Wilson, Ronald EET Wilson, Ronald EET Wilson, Steven EET Wilson, Thomas CpET Windom, David MET Wing, David EET Wise, Rodney EET Wissing, Tom IET Wohlhueter, Marvin MET Wolanski, Michael EET Wolfe, Charles MET Wolford, Lindy SCET Womack, Steven EET Wonnacott, William EET Wood, Douglas CIST Wood, Latanya AET Wood, Stephen CIST Wood, Thomas IET Woodall, Anthony EET Woodall, Lane IET Woods, Dan CET Woods, Gregory CIST Woods, Mary IET Wooster, Bonnie CIST Wooten, Bernard EET Wooten, Michael CET Worley, William SMET Worthy, Brad IET Wray, Fred MET Wright, Annabella MET Wright, Brian CET Wright, Clark MET Wright, Eric AET Wright, Kevin EET Wright, Michael CET Wright, Robert MET Wright, Robert CIST Wright, Timothy MET Wyatt, Eric EET Wyatt, Steven EET Wynn, Dennis EET Wynn, Kyra IET Ww Yapp, David SMET Yara, Choboku MET Yarbrough, Rodney EET Yates, Roser CET Yawn, John EET Yearous, Scott EET Yntema, Danny AET Yonchik, H. EET Yoo, Jim EET Young, Celeste AET Young, Daphne EET Young, Jerry EET Young, Michael CIST Young, Richard MET Young, Rufus MET Youngblood, Donald CIST Yount, Patricia [ET Z, Ziblut, David MET Zittrauer, Roger EET Zook, Philip EET Zuraw, Marla TET 199 YS MM Being editor of the yearbook is a job in itself. | should have known something was up when | was the only one that volunteered for the job. Everybody else obviously knew something | didn’t. In the end the job proved to be rewarding. Through all the rough times: Pulling all nighters, pushing deadlines, keeping appointments, etc., I’m glad I had the chance to to try and make a better yearbook. The editorship of a yearbook is an experience for a person who is willing to put forth an upmost effort and an enormous amount of time. | would like to thank my staff for coping with my various mood changes changes — if a person doesn’t normally have them, he will once he takes this job — because without them, this book would have never gotten off the the ground. Special thanks go to Guy Barrett, Ed Bernard, Doris Combs, and and Derek Stewart for their support and being ready and willing to do assignments on the spur of the moment. Another special thanks go to the groups and organizations who submitted the information that was needed to help print this book. We, the log staff, hope you, SCT student body, enjoy this book as much as we did putting it together. Ue ga be Feat y = ws a eg Ail gf Om LOE at Pot SO oT we ee GFF