Southwestern Community College - Open Door Yearbook (Sylva, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1979 volume:

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The men don't have to be strangled by ties, or the women hampered by dresses. Also, teachers are no longer such enemies as they have been classified throughout centuries. There is an easier rapport established between faculty and students that we hope continues in the future. There is one man though that never had this problem and probably never will. He’s at the top of the totem pole when it comes to giving advice and helping others. ''Caring’”’ is his middle name. He goes way beyond the call of duty when any problems arise among the students. Students of Southwestern Technical Institute have always looked up to him with respect. He’s never too busy to give you a pat on the back or utter a kind word which really shows that he’s an extraordinary man. He has done a lot for the students at STI and always will. He is the director of Student Services and he makes the students and all their problems his life. It is with great pleasure that the Annual Staff and students of STI dedicate the 1979 OPEN DOOR to Mr. Richard O. Wilson. 4 Dedication APPRECIATION We, the Annual Staff of the 1979 Open Door, wish to express our sincere thanks and appre- ciation to Mr. John W. Ashe. He is the business manager at Southwestern Technical Institute. Without his time, patience, and co-operation, the annual would have gotten off to a bad start. Thank you, Mr. Ashe, for helping us to the finish line. Appreciation 5 ADMINISTRATION ‘ : 2 q | ) Edward E. Bryson, President Sheridan Smith, Administrative Assistant to the President Sheridan, have you lost something? Betty Arbaugh and Joyce Cloer, Administrative Secretaries 6 Administration DER RE HEE MNgS LEE a 8 Happenings SPRING ACTIVITY DAY On May 23, 1978, students, faculty, and guests were overcrowding Macon County Recreational Park in Franklin for a lively jamboree. This festive day was known as Spring Activity Day Sponsored by the SGA. Everyone seemed to be having a jolly ole time whether engaged in volleyball, softball, tennis, basketball, or even hide-n-seek. (That’s when a girl hid behind a bush and hoped that a boy would find her.) There was even good music supplied by the Bridge Sound Company to stimulate those good feelings you were already having. The day ended around 4:00 and everyone went their separate ways. Happenings 9 10 Happenings SUMMER ACTIVITY DAY Happenings 11 12 Happenings Summer Activity Day was held on August 30, 1978 at Glenville Lake. Students were brown-bagging all over the place on this day as they were required to bring a bagged lunch. SGA provided big, juicy wa- termelons and drinks (non-intoxicating). Many people participated in sports such as volleyball, softball, horseshoes, and canoeing. Everyone had a blast. The day ended around 4:00 p.m. ORIENTATION DAY Happenings 13 14 Orientation Day is a journey into the world of informa- tive facts and ideas and meeting new faces. Orientation Day was held on October 2 in the multipurpose room during the hours from nine to four. For the new stu- dents, registering for classes is nothing but confusion, filling out papers, hoping no one notices that you’re in the CARPENTRY line when you’re supposed to be in the FOOD SERVICES line, and crying when you see how long the line is for paying your fees. Instructed faculty and students are present to acquaint new students with their new surroundings and help them kick off to a good start. The students go home feeling much better about STI than when they first arrived. o 16 Participation ANNUAL STAFF John Riley, Advisor Richard Godfrey, Co-advisor Participation 17 18 Participation Mike Mcinturff. Photographer MME, We HL ya Ly Yaa Yi Wy) Lee Jerry Gay, Josten’s Representative 1. Joel Guffey, PRESIDENT 2. Sheila Browning, VICE PRESIDENT 3. Brenda Vreeland, SECRETARY 4. Maleah Heath, TREASURER 5. Angie Robinson, REPORTER 6. Dennis Conley, CHIEF JUSTICE 7. Jeanine Williams, ADVISOR 8. Jim Garner, ADVISOR Participation 19 Doris Melton David Keener Wersicnscncusit™ Carolyn Carpenter 20 Participation Patricia Frisbee NOT PICTURED Cindy Boring Sherry Snyder Debbie West Glenda Ross David Mason Josh Fowler Bentley Tahquetee Donna Burns Elisie Holcombe Jamie Lowder Anita Watkins Vivian Burns Morris Crawford Lake Holland Dale Williams Dave Griffith Mike Garvin Mark Collins Gene Elliot Mike Posey Sherry Reese Cindy James Participation 21 PEN INK CLUB Left to Right: R.D. Engle, Robyn Draughon, Susan Prine, Doris Melton, Bob Harrison; Advisor. The paper before me is like a virgin vessel; My thoughts all flee as | prepare to wrestle The Gordian knot that | call my mind. But who said the truth would be simple to find? You dance so well and are admired by many, Yet when it comes to freedom you have little if any. You build your castles on eroding foundations, So quickly forgetting your past tribulations. Such is the nature of your earthly existence — You run from your love and you bury your innocence. How can you tell me that you know all the answers When you jerk your emotions like marionette dancers? Don’t get me wrong — your love is still there. Whole and intact — the rules are quite fair. From any point you can begin anew — Thru all your dark veins the light will shine thru. If only you allow it and step out of the way, The Riddle will Rhyme and the Piper will Play. Participation 23 OUTING CLUB Sherry Snyder, Donna Younce, Jennie Blackwelder, Ed McGinnis — Advisor, Jenny Zickgraf, Beth Zickgraf, Cecil Livingston — Advisor, Ed Braswell, Sam Fowlkes — Advisor, Lake Holland, Donny Roland, Joe Johnson, Mark Collins, Carl Myers. 24 Participation OP Cup) Deer BOE Joe Johnson - President Cindy Knight - Vice-president Sharon Little - Secretary — Si _ a ee S = WY : y Vy Toni Tahquette - Treasurer % : a ee — uN oe he } WA Ay Loy yp. 3 hé ws : SS .: r ers RTT ESS TAY | Re WN Veet ¥ aie. A ts mS Le. Vy . YW a Y {gre FPN ‘ CLEP - NUK 2s. ly . Participation 25 REATION 26 Participation Debbie West Darlene Birchfield Glenda Ross Joy Bennett Carla Daves CHEERLEADERS Carla Daves Glenda Ross Karen Monteith Debbie West Participation 27 28 Participation Hee AY rps, (jars, Uj pula, Participation 29 MISS CHRISTMAS Elaine Leatherwood was chosen Miss Christmas on December 15, 1978 at the annual Christmas Dance. 30 Participation 1978 December 15, CHRISTMAS DANCE icipation 31 Part Gy ion t icipa 32 Part tion 33 ipa .S) = ( Oo oO ye the ys Se oe we Zaks go SES? Spe ... and there was dancing and singing and moving to the grooving. 34 Participation PECOCNTTION © STAFF 7. Barbara Smith, Veterans 1. Mabel Bennett, Recep- Service Clerk tionist 8. Nelson Bumgarner, 2. Nancy Crowe, Clerical CETA Counselor Assistant 9. Janieve Williams, Voca- 3. Kathy Wilson, Secretary tional Counselor oS Fee POE Ed Southard, Placement Officer 11. Jinnie Lamb, Financial 4. Jean Painter, Secretary Aids Officer 5. Mary Bope, Secretary 12. Richard Godfrey, Media 6. Linda Slocum, Secretary Technician 36 Recognition . Nelda Reid, Librarian . Stella Parker, Library As- sistant | . Sharon Billstein, Library Assistant Il . Joan Johnston, Secre- tary-Cashier . Peggy Gates, Supply Equipment Coordinator . George Stanley, Admin- istrative Assistant to Business Manager Beverly Lindsey, Coor- dinator of Special Pro- grams . C.B. Hart, Assistant Di- rector of Continuing Education Donna Worley, Satellite Project Coordinator . John Keeler, Human Re- sources Development Co-Director . John Corbin, Title Ill Di- rector . Myrna Hooper, Secre- tary — Continuing Edu- cation Recognition 37 1. Don Irwin Dean of Instruction 2. Sibyl Reed Occupational Education Director 3. Kathryn Zachary Continuing Education Director 38 Recognition 4. Norman Gilbert Assistant Director of Continuing Education 5. Charles Graham Evening Director 6. Richard Wilson Student Services Director . Grady Corbin . John Ashe . David McClure Coordinator of Recruiting Business Manager Registrar . Meredith Coldren 11. 12. Coordinator of Nursing Program Inez Smith Duplicating Services Supervisor Evelyn Southard Bookkeeper — Office Supervisor 1. Kathleen Coggins 7. Ray Carpenter Secretary Maintenance 2. Elaine Greene 8. Dewey Franklin Secretary Maintenance 3. Martha Hammerly 9. Talmadge Hoyle Secretary Maintenance 10. Dean Lewis Maintenance 11. Clyde Ramsey Maintenance 4. JoAnn Rhinehart Secretary 5. Joel Jenkins Human Resources Development Co- Director 6. Randy Coffey Maintenance Supervisor Recognition 39 STAFF FOR FUNCTIONAL LITERACY PROGRAM First Row, Left to Right: Virginia Brooking, Ellen Weekly, Linda Hardy, Ann Dietz. Second Row, Left to Right: Sharon Ridley, Mona Hooper, Ralph Messer, Susan Levene, Ron Arps. 40 Recognition FACULTY Mary Triplette Nina Anderson Lorraine Crittenden Developmental Studies English English Carol Baker Bob Harrison Joanne Bryson Ken Hollingsworth Math English Developmental Studies Developmental Studies Ron Donaldson Debra Woods Beverly Brown Cecil Livingston Developmental Studies Business Math Math, Science Recognition 41 Bob Clark Debbie Andrews Dwight Wiggins Carol Martin : Commercial Art Commercial Art Business Secretarial Science Jim Garner Wanda Morris Renee Cohen Sue Monroe Accounting Business Business Environmental Science Annie Hoyle Mozelle Liner Peggy Arney Myrna Daily Early Childhood Nursing Nursing Food Services 42 Recognition John Riley R.H. Nicholson Charles Hipps Wanda Farley Law Enforcement Law Enforcement Paralegal Cosmetology Carl-Ward Baxter Allen Jim Campbell Nancy Derrick Electronics Electronics Electronics Cosmetology Bruce Cochran Mel Wittekind Otis Watts Norman Basden Carpentry Drafting Plumbing Plumbing Recognition 43 Mike Buchanan Logan Ensley David Dillard Glenn Liming Automotive Mechanics Welding Masonry Solar Energy Carl Queen York Painter Sam Fowlkes Bob Carpenter Automotive Mechanics Carpentry Recreation Recreation eae see ale PEF san ssi ee 44 Recognition a 45 46 Recognition DISTINCTIONS ACCOUNTIN lst Year Left to Right: Carol Bernhisel, Janet Henry, Micheal Sawyer, Sherry Reese, Diane Morrison, James Hoyg. 48 Distinctions ACCOUNTIN 2nd Year 1st Row, Front to Back: Susan Prine, Robyn Draughon, Maleah Heath, Jeff Jenkins. 2nd Row, Front to Back: Marcelle Heath, Shirley Ingle, Dennis Conley, Doris Doster, Judy Mason. Distinctions 49 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION lst Year Front Row, Left to Right: June Thomas, Beth Downs, Pam Lakey. 2nd Row, Left to Right: John Long, Linda Mull, Mary Bradley, Beth Zickgraf, Bobby Guest. 3rd Row, Left to Right: Richard Bird, Nicky Watson, Donnie Rowland, Mark Collins, Carroll Coons, Tammera Henson, Carrie West. 4 50 Distinctions BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 2nd Year Left to Right: Joe Johnson, Bill Marr, Carl Myers, David Keener, Carroll Poindexter, Beth Downs, Jenny Zickgraf, Debbie Hunter, David Dills, Brenda Wheatley, James Sellers Distinctions 51 SECRETARIAL SCIENCE lst Year Dana Beck, Teresa Shuler, Donna Clark, Carla Daves, Doris Melton, Sandra Barnes, Barbara Nations, Brenda Nations, Caroline Oocumma, Juanita Harris, Azelia Holland, Reva Dendy, Becky Farmer, Vicki Wishard. 52 Distinctions SECRETARIAL SCIENCE 2nd Year Left to Right: Janice Mitchell, Lynn Givens, Sandra Simons, Barbara Mills, Libby Stevens, Claretta Gunter, Diane Crisp, Karen Shook. Distinctions 53 COMMERCIAL ART ist Year Front Row, Left to Right: Debbie Andrews (instructor), Denise Griffin, Portia Batten, Cindy Pierson. Top Row, Left to Right: Dennis Deitz, Melinda Cook, Donny Deitz, Roger Smith, Stanley Carter, Eddie Armitage, Joe Calhoun, Kevin Allen, Kathy Ochsner, Teresa Kuykendall. Not pictured: Rachel Harris, Cindy James, Kim Sarti, Ronnie Bryson. 54 Distinctions COMMERCIAL ART 2nd Year Michelle Keopke, Jim Shannon, Mike Rogers, Dale Conner, Chris Parsons, Tim Revis, Angie Robinson, Pat Bell, Revina Sneed. Distinctions 55 EARLY CHILDHOOD Ist Year Ee 1st Row, Left to Right: Brenda Deitz, Brenda Johnson, Pam Bradley, Donna Younce, Avery Lewis. 2nd Row, Left to Right: Susan Fowler, Darlene Birchfield, Joy Bennett, Geri Barrett, Donna Cates, Sherry Snyder, Elaine Leatherwood. 3rd Row, Left to Right: Laura Colville, Patricia Frisbee, Grey Allison, Margie Pettigrew, Glenda Taylor. 4th Row, Left to Right: Ed Braswell, Phillip Deitz, Cyrus Sherman. 56 Distinctions EARLY CHILDHOOD 2nd Year Left to Right: Ed Braswell, Lynn Elders, Lynn Bryson, Mary Haymond, Debbie West, Kay Stiles, Glenda Ross. Distinctions 57 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE lst Year Left to Right: Joe Kinsland, Johnnie Lambert, Ellen McCall, Delroy Hunter, Mike Ladd, John Garland. 58 Distinctions ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE 2nd Year Back Left-Right Gary Byrd, Leanne Craig, Brent Burgess, Joe Kinsland Front Left-Right David Loyer, Randy Rhoades Distinctions 59 FOOD SERVICES lst Year Left to Right: JoAnn Cogdill, Bob Cogdill, David Posely. 60 Distinctions FOOD SERVICES 2nd Year Left to Right: Todd Shipman, Ann Faust, Jeff King. Distinctions 61 LAW ENFORCEMENT ist Year 1st Row, Left to Right: Calvin Taylor, Debbie Reynolds, Matt Jones, Greg Lees. 2nd Row, Left to Right: Roger Dehart, Tim Noe, Robert White, Bentley Tahquette. 62 Distinctions LAW ENFORCEMENT 2nd Year Front Left-Right Rita Robinson, Donna Burns, Gwen Weeke Back Left-Right Dean Henline, Tim Noe, Tim Ledford, James Hughes Distinctions 63 PARALEGAL TECHNOLOGY Ist Year Left to Right: Sharon Little, Kathy McCavit, Sherry Price, Alice Elliott, Donna Arch, Cindy Knight, Teresa Bradley, Lloyd Wolfe, James Taylor, Karen Bowers, Elaine Brendle, Barbara Parker, Jaime Lowder, Darlene Fouts, Karen Monteith, Elese Holcombe, Carlie Gooch, Tony Gadis. PARALEGAL TECHNOLOGY 1st Row, Left to right: Phyllis Chastain, Lisa Morgan, Harriet Howell, Robin Davis, Nancy Hyatt. 2nd Row, Left to right: Brenda Vreeland, Mike Mcinturff, Sheila Browning, Carolyn Carpenter. Not Pictured: Marlene Smith. Distinctions 65 PRACTICAL NURSING Annie Davis, Gene Elliott, Margie Younce, Vickie Ramsey, Elaine Morgan, Cindy Boring, Peggy Gibson, Betty Lovingood, Doris Myers, Sue Mathis, Debbie Coffey, Debra Wood, Kim Kerby, Dessie Parton, Eunaiviee Whitiner. 66 Distinctions COSMETOLOGY y Shey A ELD Left to Right: Tammy Southards, Faye Huscusson, Janet Sanders, Janice Bell, Vickie Fuller, Anita Watkins. Nancy Bryant, Darlene Orr, Geraldine Couch. Distinctions 67 AUTOMOTIVE MECHANICS lst Year Left to Right: Larry Mashburn, Jim Crawford, Bill Vanhook, Marty Carney, Richard Fisher, Oscar Asby. 68 Distinctions AUTOMOTIVE MECHANICS 2nd Year Left to Right: George McCall, Ben Ward, Keith Allison, Darren Womack, Maurice Crawford, Charles Bumgarner, Ralph Pressley John Gibson Lake Holland Distinctions 69 RECREATION TECHNOLOGY lst And 2nd Year ; Left to Right: Allen Lakey, David Burns, Leicha Chastain, Bob Baker, Jenny Blackwelder. 70 Distinctions CARPENTRY RGA AREA er : Left to Right: Randall Cook, Bobby Morgan, Walter Reed Moffit, Darwin Thomas, David Griffith. Distinctions 71 LECTRONIC ENGINEERING lst Year 1st Row, Left to Right: Carl lobst, Shan Standingdeer, Jim Hubbard, George Fox. 2nd Row, Left to Right: Paco Hoyt, Art Palmer, Andy Cayton, Rocky Gasaway. 3rd Row, Left to Right: Curtis Thompson, Steve Southard, Mike Posey, Ivan Beaver, Randy Pressley, Joe Alexander. de ARE 6 nn z i : nc CES i lst Row. Left to Right: Linda DeHart, Jeff Greer, Doyle Ward, Randy Arvey, Dale Young. 2nd Row, Left to Right: Gaynelle Hober, Dean Lewis, Ronnie Sherrill, Ken Davis, Jerry Cable, Dwight Mehaffey. 3rd Row, Left to Right: Donny Rogers, ba Smith, Gary Crawford, Jennifer Williams, Zacharia Parker, Lance St. Ber- nard. 72 Distinctions ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING 2nd Year lst Row, Left to right: Don Lakey, Joel Guffey, Tucker Hall. 2nd Row, Left to right: Robert Pollock, Mike Bradley, Robert Rizzo. 3rd Row, Left to right: Peter Grant, Janice Clayton, David Crisp, Vic Henderson, Enos Waldroop, Steve Glover. Distinctions 73 MASONRY Ue Keine es al Left to Right: James Huscusson, Roy Green, Charlie Dowdle, Jimmy Jennings 74 Distinctions Back Left-Right Bruce Rothrock, Don Moore Front Left-Right Robert Moore, Dale Williams, Larry Hedden Distinctions 75 WELDING Left to Right: Herbert Sneed, Stewart Franklin, Bryan Clayton, Kevin Craig, JoJo Yeargin. 76 Distinctions ‘ ‘ 1 Distinctions 77 CHEROKEE Diana Alfaro Linda Ball Jeanne Beck Agnes Blythe Marie Carroll Carolyn Driver Linda Driver David Lambert Debbie Lambert Jody Lambert Frances Ledforc Angie Harlan 78 Distinctions S Sas 2 o aa = i £ wn 7p) o x Kathy Long Johnnie Maney Helen McCoy Katie McQueen Bessie Myers Rosemary Powell Lawrence Queen ina Reed Marcel Barbara Saunooke th Debbie Sm Bruce Swayney Distinctions 79 lva Tiger Sandy Ward Anna Watty = Ee Cc Cc i) a 80 Distinctions EVENING BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION i i a Distinctions 81 LAW ENFORCEMENT ¥ } { i i N OE as reper peti asim natn irae Se ee a ‘Ahi Bs wt ibe 82 Distinctions Distinctions 83 CARPENTRY CKWELL Wh mgce: 84 Distinctions MR. AND MISS STI ae | s BEST LOOKING Bryan Clayton — Lisa Morgan [FS enkins — JoAnna Nicholson ia ei “(MIRROR AOR WITTIEST : ce es WITTIEST Mark Collins Anita Watkins BEST ALL AROUND } wink’ ree MOST DEPENDABLE Kevin Craig — Margie Pettigrew mos. aareaieaacoee Ben Ward — Donna Distinctions 85 MOST ATHLETIC MOST BASHFUL Joe Johnson — Judy Mason Joe Kinsland — Phyllis Chastain BEST DRESSED [aiGies: BEST DRESSED David Crisp oe Karen Shook MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED : MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Dennis Conley — Janice Bell | 1 “ s Joel Guffey — Sheila Browning ema 86 Distinctions FRIENDLIEST | | MOST MISCHIEVOUS — MOST MISCHIEVOUS Kevin Craig — Tami Irvings oa Gl Mark Collins _ Faye Huscusson MOST UNFORGETTABLE Jeff Jenkins — Marcelle Heath CLASS FLIRT Rick Hardy — Lisa Morgan Distinctions 87 ON, POI ad AS see Wt ra — - = —_ O = Latha! “ Y) Balla axase _ - at. a CAREER DEVELOPMENT CENTER 88 Distinctions Distinctions 89 Rattlesnake Mountain is the blending of classroom instruction and actual on site construction experience. This live project, constructed entirely by STI students, af- fords the students the appreciation of good workmanship tempered by the reality of everyday construction problems. 90 Distinctions iy ele Z ees } | eH RUT Rate?) a entre tircties aa ie eee c : m8 EAS Gs Phe ina | ee : vex p ¥ Ay Use ‘ 3 ADVERTISEMENTS 92 Advertisements Waynewood Grocery At Waynewood Grocery You get the best of Everything plus Top Value Stamps. Super low beer prices Plus one of the largest Wine selections in Western North Carolina Located on Balsam Road next to Starlight Disco in Waynesville Come trade with ’’Ron‘ Green a 1978 STI graduate. JOST=NS 4MESRICN YELRBOO( COMEANY Your school days are a once-in-a-lifetime experience. You make them memorable. We make them unforgettable. Your Happy Shopping Store 36 West Main Street Sylva, North Carolina Phone (704) 586-5551 Town House Motor Court Main Street'‘In the Heart of Sylva’’ US Highways 19A-23 Room Telephones, Air Conditioning TV — Music Mr. Mrs. A.T. Murray Phone (704) 586-2123 The Closet East Gate Shopping Center Sylva, N.C. 283 N. Main St. Waynesville Main St. Hendersonville, N.C. One of the largest selections sportswear Junior and Misses and dresses in Western North Carolina at discount prices Wachovia Bank and Trust Company Sylva and Cullowhee Cagle and Son Ford 110 East Main Street Sulva, N.C. Charles Cagle Bill Cagle Compliments of People’s Department Store Sulva, Highlands, Franklin Clayton, GA. The Twins Shop Clothing and gifts of distinction Franklin, N.C. North Carolina Farm Bureau Insurance Robert C. Parker Max C. Houston Auto — Life — Fire — Farmers Liability — Homeowners — Commercial Liability Farm Owners Blue Cross Plan Be Sure! Insure with your own Company 524-6147 Corner E. Main Highlands Road PO Box 597 Franklin, N.C. El Sombrero Tandy Leather Everything in Leather Justin Boots 3 Franklin Plaza Franklin, N.C. J.C. Henry — owner Ph524-5447 Sylva Auto Parts Your NAPA Jobber 100 E Main St. Sylva, N.C. Phone 586-4021 Freeman Gillespie — Owner Advertisements 93 SYLVA TIRE CO. Expert Recapping Uniroyal and Multimile Tires 108 E. Main St. Sylva, N.C. 28779 PH. 586-2416 George R. Hooper — owner Lewis and Dillard Carpet House Commercial or Residential Office: 586-5766 PO Box 384 Sylva, N.C. ExperiencedeWork Guaranteed Mick Lewis Ricky Dillard Res: 586-5338 Res: 586-6523 Moody Funeral Home “Serving the People of Jackson County Since 1922” Phone — 586-4014 52 W. Main St. Sylva, N.C. 28779 Northwestern Bank OFFICES IN: Sylva and Cherokee Member FDIC 94 Advertisements Hoopers Kel-Save Drugs Bob Kelly — 586-2213 Krismart Fashions Jeannie Kelly 586-6144 Harolds Supermarket 242 W. Main St. Sylva, N.C. Phone: 586-4073 ALLISON’S INC. 116 West Main Street Sylva, North Carolina OLDSMOBILE 7i veep The Woodland Restaurant Motel — Pool — Gift Shop on 441 S. South of Dillsboro Phone: 586-4331 Homemade Pies Cobblers — Hamburgers French Fries — Steaks — Trout — Stuffed Flounder — Salad Bar Congratulations Seniors from HAYWOOD EMC Waynesville, N.C. READY MIX CONCRETE INC. of Waynesville Sylva and Waynesville 586-5280 456-9048 Nantahala Power and Light Co. Use Electricity Wisely P M Automotive Front End — Axle Service Automatic Transmissions 704 586-4866 68-A E. Main St. Sylva, N.C. Cogdill Co. Your Motor Co. Plymouth, Dodge and Dodge Truck Dealer Sylva, N.C. Ph. 586-2017 Cowan Insurance S45EaMaihiote Sylva, N.C. Phone — 586-2676 “Complete Insurance Services”’ Sylva Pharmacy Phone — 586-2312 Sylva, N.C. Jackson Tire Company Recapped Tires Douglas Batteries Dean Tires Phone 704 1586A-2710 PO Box 69 Dillsboro, N.C. 28725 Advertisements 95 Smoky Mountain Nursery — Garden Center and Florist 3 miles South of Sylva US 441 Phone 704 586-5881 Hours 8-5 Mon.-Sat. 1-5 Sunday Dedicated to the Advancement of the Law Enforcement Profession through education Faternal Order of Police Harry E. Neal Lodge No. 34 Franklin, North Carolina. CLARK SIGN CO. Poster Paint Rental Service Plastic Electric Signs The most complete sign service in W.N.C. Ph. 524-5500 Franklin, N.C. Mountaineer Eastgate Center Sylva, N.C. Phone 586-5563 CAR CITY GAS U HAUL Open Monday-Saturday 6 AM-12 PM for fine Exxon gas and diesel fuel picnic supplies WEST FRANKLIN TIRE SERVICE Recapping — New Tires All your tire needs Free Pickup Delivery CONRAD HEFNER HILTON WALLACE TOMMY GREEN The Depot Restaurant And Lounge Serving lunch Dinner Lounge open at 8 p.m. to all For more information call KW 586-9496 PATRONS Mr. Mrs. E.J. Chastain Margie Mike Mr. Mrs. E.C. Morgan Mr. Mrs. Bill Pettigrew Annette Sawyer Cover and Division Page designs by Angela Robinson. ‘‘Fuzzy ’ designs by Revina Sneed. Advertisements 97 Dg t Meee coe % Ue 98 Closing FORGET ‘It is better to forget the things that hurt us, And to live each day and take whatever comes, With the hope that by tomorrow There will come a balm for sorrow aa 6nd help to master life’s important sums! There's a strength comes to us every time we suffer, And our will grows stronger every time we fight, Let us then be doubly grateful For the things that disappoint us: They only come to lead us to the light! Closing 99 Sane ei