State Technical Institute at Memphis - Stimwinder Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1979 volume:

Siti rAd ei Se gt a IN TOUCH PAGES 18-107 “Being ‘in touch’ is much more 259.9 than ‘rolling with the flow’. IN TUNE PAGES 108-133 “Itis not difficult, then, to relate to being ‘in tune’ to the acts of daily living.”’ IN TIME PAGES 134-152 “There is no way to be ‘in time’ with anything, except at an immediate moment.”’ THE FUTURE? Our parents grew up during a period when our nation was changing from an agricultural society to an industrial era. They could not have foreseen the changes that were wrought during their lifetime. The students of today who have grown up in an industrial era are in somewhat the same position of foretelling changes that they are destined to experience. Yet we all hear the phrase, ‘‘Plan for the future.’’ Planning implies that we know what the future holds for us, our families, the society. Such is not the case. But while we cannot know for certain what the future holds, there is one thing about which we can be sure. The only thing certain is change. And if our history can be used as an example, it is quite likely that changes will continue at an ever accelerated rate. As students, you have established a body of basic knowledge on which continuous learning can be built. As a member of the work force, you will be required to continue to build on this knowledge and the experiences gained. Knowing the certainty of change, a nd not the ‘“‘what, where, how, or why,’ what can we do? Can we design our future so that we are capable of understanding and per- forming at our present level and ready to move to another level or, if necessary, to another occupa- tion? We can, if we organize our lives, our future education, our work experiences so that we are best prepared to respond to the uncertainty of the nature of the changes. The question we face is: To what degree will we be willing to devote the time and effort to maintain the pace necessary to be ready for the changes that are evident? The choice is ours, the alternate most undesirable. Charles O. Whitehead President IN TOUCH IN TUNE IN TIME When a symphony orchestra blends its people and its instruments to perform the works of a great composer, the result is a presentation that is truly “in touch, in tune, and in time.” Taken as a micro- cosm of life, the symphony orchestra approaches the ideal. Its members must be in ‘“‘touch’”’ with others in the aggregation; they must be attuned to the music and, if their efforts are to be successful, each artist must be in step with the other. State Technical Institute at Memphis is, itself, a quest for the ideal. Although such a Utopian dream is unattainable marching to different drummers, the stu- dents, faculty and staff at State Tech continue to seek the unattainable and find comfort, friendship, knowledge, and satisfaction in the process. ue £8 EG NEW STUDENTS “In touch”’ is a phrase of near limitless meanings. It is physi- cal. It is mental. It may be tender or brutal. It is both spe- cific and general. People touch with their hands. They keep ‘‘in touch”’ by telephone and by a wink of an eye, by a letter or a wave of the hand. But, being “in touch” at State Tech is a composite of all the acceptable touch modes. It is being part of an Institution that is ‘‘in touch’’ with the times and is being integral to the human scene of an educa- tional setting. ‘“‘In touch’”’ at this school is a cooperative attitude, a willingness to share, a desire to give and to take as the occasion requires. Being in touch is much more than “rolling with the flow.”’ Staying in touch with your fel- lowman requires some honest effort which is perhaps best reflected in ‘‘The Golden Rule’. IN TOUCH JOIN sps STtn PROGRE ENTS poy SSIVE sop A lnry | 9 Although the normal reaction to the words, “‘in tune’”’ relates in some manner to music, the words actually imply a limit- lessness similar to that found in the words, “‘in touch.’’ Spe- cifically, a musical instrument or voice or combinations of those may be considered “‘in tune’ for proper music. By the same token, a beautifully honed and balanced racing engine is ‘“‘in tune’ when it reaches a certain peak per- formance. It is not difficult, then, to relate being “in tune”’ to the acts of daily living. To be in tune in life does not nec- essarily mean a person is acquiescent to all that tran- spires around him. To the contrary, disagreement may well be more tuneful than placid agreement. One may not be totally attuned to soci- ety and yet be in full accord within one’s self. BUILDING STRUCTION CL UB 4 2 , (N lit, SaaS : ae i . : a i i oo 13 14 | N T M “At this point in time’”’ is one of the most overworked cliches in modern history. Not only is the term over used as part of the bureaucratic vernacular, it is a grammatical redundancy. ““‘Now”’ is the simple, direct substitute for the five-word phrase so common to burea- Curats. And “‘now’’ “in time” with anything, except at an immediate moment. The “now’’ factor is all-important to the individual. You can not be any place other than where you are at this moment. It is impossible to live yesterday or tomorrow. Modern psycholo- gists are placing more and more emphasis on the “‘now”’ of life, placing remorse or anxiety in a different perspec- tive. They obviously find value in being ‘‘in time’ with your- self first. 15 aside Hi ee i oe 3 Ff P54 : Pore “+ apiece oe ae ee ee % | z ny Net Peg 1 Bren 8 s 4 ant oe ene a s gre In Tune 152 S.G.A. 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INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE ELECTRONIC MECHANICAL © a d re weet oe : j , : a LAND, HOLLAN LANDREE, LEA LANIER, VIVIAN LATT, BETTE LEDFORD, BILLY MATHEMATICS COMPUTER SERVICES CERC. ENGLISH VOC. TECH. ED. LENTZ, NIKKI LEWIS, LILLIE LEWIS, RONALD LEWIS, WANDA LODEN, ALBERT C.E.R.C.E. LEARNING RESOURCE C.E.R.C.E. DUPLICATING MAINTENANCE f ¢ a A. Ey LONGSTREET, HAZEL LOVETT, LINDA LUCE, WILLIAM LUNAMAND, WILLIAM MCAULIFFE, CAROL CORRECTIONAL ENGINEERING DATA PROCESSING COMPUTER SERVICES B.1.G. RESEARCH )N k MCBEE, AL MCCOOL, SHIRLEY MCDANIEL, MARY MCGEE, LEVERDA MACKIE, GEORGE C.E E COUNSELING GRANTS INVENTORY C-E.R:G.E: ENGINEERING M WLESs 94 95 ed ¢ «4 x 4 MACKLIN, ROBERT MAKSI, GREGORY MANN, EDWARD MANNING, CASSANDRA MASON, EVELYN MAINTENANCE INDUSTRIAL VOC. TECH. ED. GRANTS INVENTORY — RELATED STUDIES i ss : od 4 Fo ; 2 : MATKIN, DEBORAH MATTHEWS, JESLYN “MAXEY, MARIE MISHIGE, LINDA MOORE, ALVIN Cer Ge C.E.R.C.E. INSTRUCTIONS VETERANS AFFAIRS CERGCE MOORE, BURNETTE MOORE, ELSIE MOORE, JEANETTA MOORE, JOSIE MORGAN, DOUG LIBRARY CAFETERIA STUDENT AIDE A.A.S. RELATED COMPUTER TECH. er os oy � . on i MOSS, ANNETTE MUNN, MARY LUE MURPHY, SHARKLE MYERS, PETER NABORS, JAMES FIELD SERVICES CAFETERIA E:S:R3 SECURITY PURCHASING 96 Pog o. fA NICHOLS, FRANK NICHOLS, HARRY NICHOLS, JANE NICHOLS, ROSE ODANIEL, LANE ARCHITECTURAL PHYSICS MATHEMATICS CAFETERIA ELECTRONIC - bo OLITA, STEPHEN OREAR, MICHAEL OREM, CLYDE OSBURN, ROBERT ELECTRICAL ELECTRICAL COMPUTER TECH. DATE PROCESSING s OWENS, PHILLIP PADGETT, BETTY PANNIER, BETTY PARKER, GLENN PARKINS, BILLY CE-R.C.E: ADMISS. RECORDS CER: G-EF INSTRUMENTATION C.E.R.C.E. PASZEL, JOHN PEEPLES) PAT PEOPLES, CASSIE PHILLIPS, RICHARD PICKETT, TED ECi: DATA PROCESSING MAINTENANCE BUILDI NG RESOURCE DEV. CONSTRUCTION 97 PLEASANT, 0.C. PLUHAR, JOSEPH PLUMLEE, CARL PORTER, JAMES POWELL, LEE SieLP: ELECTRONIC CIVIL MAINTENANCE MINORITY AFFAIRS POWELL, MANDY POWELL, PAM POWELL, RANDY POWELL, RUBY PRETTI, MARY BUSINESS TECH. STUDENT SERVICES BUSINESS OFFICE LEARNING LAB BUSINESS TECH. fq a ” ‘_ if RALEY, JOE RAMAGE, JUDY RANDLE, FLORENCE RANDLE, GRAFTON RANDLE, MICHAEL AUDIO VISUAL BUSINESS TECH. A.A.S. RELATED CERGE, SOCIAL SCIENCES A s REED, MAXINE RICHARDS, CONRAD RICHARDS, HARRY RICHARDSON, THOMAS RIDGLEY, PERARLIE MATHEMATICS DATA PROCESSING MOTEL RESTAURANT ELECTRICAL PRESIDENT’S OFFICE 98 ROBERSON, LAMAR ROBERTSON, ROBERT RODRIGNEZ, JOSE ROSNECK, SUSAN RUDD, JOHNNY DATA PROCESSING BUSINESS TECH. C.E.R.C.E. SECURITY INTRAMURAL y by é RUSH, RICHARD RUSHING, LILA RUSSELL, JONETTE SAINO, JANE ELECTRONIC CAFETERIA B.I.G. CORRECTIONAL RESEARCH EVALUATION x SCHALLER, LEO SCOTT, CLAUDE SCOTT, STEVE SHAHEEN, ALECK C.E.R.C.E. ADMISS. RECORDS MAINTENANCE ELECTRONIC SHEARON, RONALD SHOTWELL, ADA SHOULTS, FRANK SIMMONS, KENNETH SINCLAIR, PATRICK CEB.C:E CE-R:C:E: CER.C:E: ESP: C:E-R:C:E: 100 enor CON” 101] 66 3 SISK, DEBRA SMITH, COBY, XX SMITH, DANA SMITH, EDNA SMITH, LEONARD MOTEL RESTAURANT PLANNING DEV. FIELD SERVICES CAFETERIA LEARNING LAB WN? Ee | : SMITH, SHARRON SPREITZER, RICHARD STANFORD, BARBARA STAPLETON, ADENA STARKS, HUGH A.A.S. RELATED MID-MANAGEMENT ADMISS. RECORD COMPUTER SERVICES SECURITY | Pa STOUT, ROBERT STRODE, MARY LEE STUCKEY, MARY SUGGS, JOHN C.ER.C.E. ENGLISH E.S.P. AUDIO VISUAL SUTTON, LOUIS SUTTON, MARY SWAUNCEY, EMMER TATE, ROBERT TAYLOR, HOWARD MAINTENANCE MAINTENANCE LIBRARY PHYSICS MAINTENANCE 102 | BND | THAYER, PAUL THOMAS, MARTHA THOMPSON, MAR THORNTON, FLORIDA THWEATT, JOSEPH | MECHANICAL CLERICAL SERVICES BUSINESS OFFICE CAFETERIA RELATED STUDIES TIPPETT, MYRNA VANDYKE, JANICE VIA, LEON WADDELL, IMOGENE WALKER, EVELYN LEARNING LAB EDUCATIONAL SERVICES BUILDING MAINTENANCE BOOKSTORE CONSTRUCTION x ‘ aS aa se 4 WALKER, JAMES WALLACE, OWEN WALTON, ONEALIA WILLIAMS, GEORGE WILSON, JAMES AUDIO VISUAL COMPUTER SCIENCE C.E:R:C-E: CHEMICAL ARCHITECTURAL age sees 4 WINBUSH, RONNIE WINKLER, JUDY WOOD, DONNA WOODEN, ANDREW WORTHAM, JOHNNY Cenc.e: ADMISS. RECORDS A.A.S. RELATED VETERANS AFFAIRS CIVIL 103 i : , : UN WORTHY, GLORIA WOSSUM, CHARLES WRIGHT, ROY YATES, CHARLES YOUNG, JOE COMPUTER TECH. PLACEMENT AUDIO VISUAL CHEMICAL COUNSELING YOUNG, LOUISE YOUNG, SYLVESTER CAFETERIA MAINTENANCE 104 settee enor: ve ,) 105 Charlie O. Whitehead President State Technical Institute at 106 Executive Committee MR. WILLIAM COBURN DIRECTOR, ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES MR. WARNER DICKERSON DIRECTOR, ADMINISTRATIVE AFFAIRS Ya DR. WILLIAM SAUL DIRECTOR, EVENING AND SPECIAL PROGRAMS rr MR. EARL CUNNINGHAM DEAN OF STUDENT AFFAIRS MR. THURMAN JACKSON INSTRUCTIONAL AFFAIRS MR. JAMES TAYLOR BUSINESS MANAGER 107 108 In Touch Pages — 18-107 Student Photographs Faculty staff Photographs Executive Committee Photographs In Tune Pages — 108-133 Clubs and Organizations S.G.A. Intramurals In Time Pages — 134-152 S.G.A. Dances FieldDay = Mr. and Mrs. STIM Student Life Graduation American Institute of Architects. . i eS NOT LISTED AS PICTURED ABOVE: A. Johnson, D. Kizer, R. Jones, R. Bence, S. Sylvester, T. Hall, A. Cox, K. Holladay, R. Guasco, S. Brooks, P. Cole, B. White, G. Green, L. Davis, G. Arnold, J. Wilson, J. Crook, B. Bryant, K. Chapman. Reagan The AIA was organized to provide a student chapter of the National American Institute of Architects. The purpose of the club is to assist STIM’s students with the transition into professional life and to acquaint students with specific members of this professional speakers and field trips for club members. The club advisor is James Wilson. American Institute of Plant Engineers ie NOT LISTED AS PICTURED ABOVE: B. Asby, C. Culver, J. McBride, J. Hart, M. Harris, W. Curry, J. Dickey, J. Murphill, W. Ferris, J. Moore, E. Walker, H. Gwen, D. Camp, D. Archer, J. Anatin. 110 = whee. . Seek eter errr rr Oy —— AMERICAN MT UTAIPE) PLANT ENGINEERS The objectives are: To gain recognition for the significant status of plant engineers and their profession. To increase the professional compe- tence of its members. To gain and maintain professional leadership in the field of plant engineers and public acceptance of American Institute of Plant Engineers and its goal and objectives. To develop policy posi- tions on public issues of major consequence to plant engineers where the professions expertise is clearly applicable. To contribute to the advancement of applied technology in critical areas as pollution con- trol, industrial safety, industrial training and energy conservation. To disseminate Plant Engineering Technology by reviewing technical papers for publication, abstracting published reference guides and maintaining a technical reference library. To encourage student engi- neers to enter the field of plant engineering and develop plant engineer- ing curriculum. To maintain an active and effective role in the genera- tion; development, and maintenance of codes and s tandards applicable i the varied functions of plant engineering. The Faculty Advisor is A1 cBee. American Society of Certified Engineers Technicians NOT LISTED AS PICTURED ABOVE: M. Greer, C. McLain, G. Graves, J. Morris, G. Sharp, W. Wharton, W. Hatmaker, C. DwLappe, T. DeLaughter, B. Bronson, R. Delk, J. Elmore, E. Vernon, J. Gudovich, J. Scott, R. Hamilton, J. Lowe, J. Zawadski, K. Tucker, O. Lawson, S. Thomas, J. Short, H. Pitman, L. Carter, C. Rumble, G. Young, Q. Turner, L. Williams, T. Brown, T. Grashot, D. Anderson, B. Murphy, G. McGee, C. Watkins, W. Alexander, R. Staroski, C. Shelton, K. Naraghian, R. Wal- lace, R. Fosteen, R. Wilson, J. Reed, M. Tenpenny, G. Mosely, B. Schnell, S. Beall, W. Washington, G. Rogers, J. Laughlin. AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CERTIFIED ENGINEERING TECHNICIANS (ASCET) ASCET was organized to develop the student’s interest in the Engineer- ing Technician profession. Through club meetings members are informed of the vital role that the Engineering Technicians are playing in the Engineering and Scientific team. Graduating members are directed toward definite steps to obtain certification and become a member of the National Chapter of ASCET. Building Construction Club NOT LISTED AS PICTURED ABOVE: R. Fleming, R. Hemphill, C. King, R. Tarrant, O. Shaw, J. Johnson, L. Jones, D. Harris, R. Moore, C. Henry, W. Osborn, C. Phinney, R. Moore, G. Farrell, L. Davis, F. Henson, G. Taylor, R. Keel, S. Burleson, C. Gist, B. Figueras, W. McKinnie. BUILDING CONSTRUCTION CLUB The purpose of the club will be to serve as a mutually beneficial cohe- sive element for the student enrolled in the Building Construction Tech- nology and to further their comprehension of the building construction trades by frequent contact with members of the Memphis Chapter of the National Homebuilders Association. Advisor: Leon Via. 111 Data Processing Student Association = ty — oS i ® ' ae NOT LISTED AS PICTURED ABOVE: F. Johnson, G. Garvey, M. Moore, DATA PROCESSING SOCIETY OF AMERICA (DPSA) S. Simpson, D. Cathey, T. Adkins, P. Adkins, K. Baize, D. Baker, N. The Data Processing Club was organized to foster among students a Bland, D. Brady, B. Halbert L. Hester, J. Lemon, B. Love, E. McKnight, better understanding of the vital business role of data processing, the G. McDaniel, J. Nelson, J. Parker, D. Pitts, R. Randolph, D. Rickard, J. proper relationship of data processing to management and the neces- Robinson, M. Sheen, M. Sigler, S. Straub, B. Waker. sity for a professional attitude among data processors. Victor Dann- reuther and Cathy Hawkins are the faculty advisors. Industrial Engineering Technology Club i Se : :. i icine F ‘A NOT LISTED AS PICTURED ABOVE: J. Gudovich, R. Fasteen, B. Bron- INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY is to develop the student’s ¥ son, D. Conley, W. Alexander, O. Jacob, S. Frix, W. Wharton, M. Ten- interest and knowledge of the Industrial Engineering Technology, and penny. to make industry aware of the |.E.T. Program at STIM by promoting involvement of this club with the Memphis Chapter of the American Institute of Industrial Engineers and to allow the students an opportunity to know their fellow students who have an interest in I.E.T. Robert Kahl and Greg Maksi are the faculty advisors. 112 Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers NOT LISTED AS PICTURED ABOVE: W. Waldrey, J. Candron, L. Brown, eS ene: G. Frizzell, L. Walls, J. Hudson, R. Grant, E. Baals, M. parks. | ; fy...) oe” NOT LISTED AS PICTURED ABOVE: J. Verricha, M. Hodgins, D. Schaffler, P. Litchflod, D. Brown, D. Wallace, D. Scearce, M. Acred, E. Johnson, C. McNatt, G. Allen, J. Haynes, P. Misenhelter, D. Stevens, R. Thoni, C. Jefferson. Motel Restaurant Society INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERS (IEEE) The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers is an organization whose purpose is to promote knowledge of the theory and practice of all aspects of electrical engineering, electronics, radio and all allied brances of engineering. George Dunlap is the faculty advisor. See es THE MOTEL RESTAURANT SOCIETY CLUB The. Motel Restaurant Society is a professional organization of Innk- eeping and Restaurant people engaged in Industry, Government and Education whose aims and objectives are, through research, education and discussion, to foster the individual welfare of its members and advance the theory and practice of scientific management wherever it may apply. Ken Greene is the Faculty Advisor. 113 114 . Sumowski - C. Keller Phi Beta Lambda J B. Williams PHI BETA LAMBDA (PBL) K. Widdows B. Haner J. Holden The activities of Phi Beta Lambda provide an opportunity for business D. Sadler J. Haner D. Myers and office occupation majors to attend leadership conferences and V. Hammond D. Howard M. Landree have close contact with successful businessmen and women. Charles D. Palmer J. Figiel T. Blackburn Baker is the faculty advisor. Y. Vander T. Tippett R. VunKannon P. Krone G. Young S. Haynes G. McClinton C. Bright E. Smith J. Johnson N. Trainer K. Keele — M. Crozier D. Reed D. Meeks W. Goode J. Hanchett F. Leatherwood N. Briggs E. Workman K. Woodward P. Kinkade J. Dunavant R. Phillips D. Gaines P. Loyd M. Braun W. Helveston L. Hubbard Phi Theta Kappa NOT LISTED AS PICTURED ABOVE: G. Aljets, G. Allen, T. Allen, J. Anthony, F. Beall, M. Benton, J. Bernardini, E. Boals, J. Booth, W. Brandon, C. Bright, B. Bron- son, J. Brown, L. Brown, D. Camp, E. Charlton, D. Cooper, R. Couturier, A. Creek- more, E. David, M. Deavenport, P. Dennington, J. DePalma, C. Eftink, R. Ferguson, J. Ferrell, J. Figiel, R. Flannery, D. Gaines, R. Gilliland, R. Goodwin, E. Green, K. Greenwood, J. Gudovich, R. Hale, C. Harris, S. Harris, L. Heide, L. Hubbard, E. Hurlburt, A. Jackson, E. Johnson, F. Johnson, J. C. Johnson, C. Keller, J. Kim- brow, P. Kinkade, B. Knight, G. Knight, P. Krone, J. Lewis, B. Liles, J. Loughlin, S. Lusk, T. McDonald, E. McKnight, J. Merz, J. Metcalfe, P. Mix, J. Morris, J. Nerren, U. Nzeribe, |. Obasi, B. Pace, B. Patterson, C. Pierce, S. Pletcher, W. Qualls, M. Rahija, R. Ray, C. Roberson, S. Rogers, J. Rosenkrans, D. Schraudt, J. Schrock, R. Senn, M. Sheen, D. Sherman, R. Shutt, T. Siler, A. Smith, L. Spacek, M. Sparks, T. Spicer, B. Spiegel, T. Stites, T. Stovall, L. Sullivan, G. Tayloe, P. Thayer, T. Tip- pitt, C. Tucker, D. Turner, C. Vance, L. Walker, D. Washburn, C. Watkins, S. Wat- kins, C. West, W. Wharton, C. Wilson, E. Wilson, M. Woodfin, E. Workman, M. Wortham, W. Young, G. Young, S. Zukowfsky, P. Anderson, D. Archer, K. Cain, A. Clowers, K. Keele, J. McCormick, J. McGee, C. Norris, D. Robertson, R. Seawood, J. Spence, J. Sykes, J . Thornton, R. Winchester, A. Zellander. PHI THETA KAPPA (PTK) The Upsilon Delta Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa is a fraternity for men and women. It promotes academic excellence among State Tech's stu- dents and provides opportunities for leadership in an intellectual cli- mate. Membership is by bid only. Marian Ham and Roger Easom are faculty advisors. Radio Club - O. Pete, R. Harvey, S. Cantrell, T. Morrow. i Bo 4a NOT LISTED AS PICTURED ABOVE: J. Boheman, J. Nasium, R. Doug- las, J. Spickard, L. Black, J. Nevwirth, R. Winfrey, M. Burgess, L. Crow, RADIO CLUB The Radio Club is an association of persons interested in amateur radio. It helps to create a better understanding and cooperation between amateur radio and the community at large. Mike O’Rear is the faculty advisor. Solar Energy NOT LISTED AS PICTURED ABOVE: T. Hatmaker, J. Scott, J. Gudovich, S. Wilson, O. Lawson, G. Sharp, W. Alexander, G. Arnold, S. Beall, T. Brown, F. Buckner, J. Clark, L. P. Davis, L. Delbridge, R. Delk, J. Eaton, R. Fasteen, J. Gudovich, W. Hatmaker, S. Hatmaker, J. Hayslett, G. Jackson, C. Lawson, J. Lewis, C. Mack, C. Mack, C. Poulos, P. Rivers, J. Robinson, J. Scott, G. Sharp, C. Shelton, C. Slapp, J. Smith, T. Tram- mell, E. Vernon, W. ye esaIngtOn, M. Wiley, J. Crook, R. Guasco, J. John- son, U. Nzeribe, S. Wilson, D. Young, R. Jones, P. Cole. SOLAR ENERGY CLUB (SEC) The Solar Energy Club was formed to promote the national exchange of information and ideas relating to Solar Technology and to increase awareness of developments in Solar Energy to members, students, and the public. The Solar Energy Club also hopes to encourage involvement in the development of Solar Energy. Harry Nichols and Greg Maksi are the Advisors. 115 Super Seven Service Club pee ee et Nc ha Bs C NOT LISTED AS PICTURED ABOVE: S. Smith, R. Smith, C. White, V. Sharpe, J. Harris, C. Berry, R. Oliver, D. Mullings, G. McClendon, R. Levy, D. Dodson, C. Miller, S. Beteet, H. DuBois, G. Smith, B. Williams, S. Rainey, F. Harris, A. Watson, C. Clinton, C. Taylor, F. Caldwell, A. Col- bert, C. Moore. NOT LISTED AS PICTURED ABOVE: C. Voyles, D. Mullins, A. Galt, D. Reid, B. Biggs, J. Sturghill, J. Alexander, A. Smith, H. Roindexter, C. Curley, S. Shorter, J. Seg C. Denson, U. Nesbit, G. Mosley, G. Lig- i ins, H. Gray, J. Bain, W. Simpson, T. Jones, L. Ward, J. Green, E. ones, J. Mull. 116 SUPER SEVEN SOCIAL CLUB The Super Seven Social Club was organized to promote meaningful social activities for all State Tech students. These activities may be on and off campus. The club is also involved in community projects for the Veterans Awareness Organization needy. Joyce Cooper and Frankie Harris are the faculty advisors. VETERANS CLUB The Veterans Club is an on-campus organization that promotes general welfare and interests of the veterans of State Technical Institute. The goals of the Veterans Club are: to collect, analyze, discuss, and disse- minate information concerning veterans affairs, to foster and encour- age the ideals of good citizenship and the obligation it entails, and to encourage and provide the opportunity for State Technical Institute vet- erans to participate in civic, institute and social activities. Andrew Wooden is the faculty advisor. Clubs In Action Stanley Smith and Johnny Harris presented a Thanksgiving Basket to Mrs. Oreaph Phillips. The Super Seven Social Club was able to divide the basket as a result of a bake sale held early in November. D.P.S.A. attending a conference in New Orleans. GPSH ON DELIA CUAPTER 117 od : Pcs ae A Rummage Sale sponsored by P.T.K. Convention. + Sk to raise money for the National The Motel Restaurant Society holding their annual Valentine Day Bake Sale in the Cafeteria. First Place was presented to President Whitehead as a gift of the club. 118 Super Seven Social Club preparing their recruiting booth at the New Student Orientation. WANTED MEN AND WOMEN oF sles! wHOo ARE OPEN-MINDF} ‘ AGRESSIVE AND CON- CERNED AnouT TOMOR: now. MEET witht STU DENTS ON HE SAME PLANE. TIME: WED. 12:3 PLACE: RooM P-5 é ce al REGL HuM ¥ LN} fe . ane S.P.S. sponsoring a week long voter registration prior to the November Elections. sabe . Se aire eames haa, a 3 P.B.L. sponsoring a Frisbee toss during activity day in the Fall. INEERS INSTITUTE OF ELECTRACAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINE |.E.E.E. members explaining the purposes of their club to a new student The Veterans Awareness Organization recruiting booth at the New Stu- E during orientation. dent Orientation. 119 120 Committee Of Ten MEF scsshorestirew 1) . TT) sate + coi oe 2 Ruby Smith Charlotte Nelson Stanley Zukowsky Robert Oliver Sue Harris Craig Moore Larry Walke Chery! White Chairman Archie Zellander Officio Members be Fi : Pie! egies . nw Of ms Doe Kenny Keele Mary Hanchett Sara Haynes Cyndi Watkins Betram Williams Frank Johnson Annual Staff EY Valarie Sharpe, Ruby Smith, Robert Oliver, Frank Johnson, Editor Assistant Editor Layout Artist Staff Member Charlie Rasco, Betram Williams, Della Dodson, Tom Zeaman, Staff Member Staff Member Staff Member Photographer Pam Powell, Advisor INTERESTED IN THE ANNUAL STAFE? sign, SIGN UP HERE! i 121 Newspaper Staff Mike Logan, Gale LaFrain, Robert Oliver, Tom Zeman, Editor Associate Editor Reporter Photographer Debbie Sisk, Robert Phillips, Daniel Brown, Ed Brown, Advisor Reporter Reporter Advisor SIDEWINDER NEWSPAPER STAFF _ ee Sandra Frasier, Sue Harris, Kendrick Cain, Ruby Smith, Reporter Reporter Reporter Typist 122 , SGA Executive Committee Mig: eo ace President Vice President Freshman President Sophomore President | | : Kenneth Keele, Archie Zellander, Sarah Haynes, Cyndi Watkins, Mary Hanchett, Frank Johnson, Betram Williams, Ed Brown, Secretary Parliamentarian Speaker of the House Advisor 123 1978 STIM Women Champs oe Se 2a ee es | (eS! ; NOT LISTED AS PICTURED ABOVE: C. White, D. Dodson, K. Williams, V. Sharpe, P. Hill, S. Beteet, C. Wade, D. Golden, K. Dawson. AT Ae. Bi Women Intramural Softball Faculty and Staff, 1978 NOT PICTURED AS LISTED ABOVE: P. Powell, Johnny Rudd and Jesse Clemoms. 124 ger AN sates a sae 8 a 125 STIM Intramural Champs for Softball, 1978 Hustlers a oe H : . : é ; i NOT PICTURED AS LISTED ABOVE: C. Campbell, R. Baker, A. Davis, K. Hamm, P. Grice, T. McGau Futris, F. Johnson, F. Matting, C. Miller, R. Moore. Coaches: Charles Baker and Greg Maksi. ‘ a : tog s it nit ey calls ghy, R. Oliver, W. McGhee, E. McDonald, W. Carney, T. C.E.R.C.E. 1, Intramural Softball, 1978 ) Di NOT PICTURED AS LISTED ABOVE: K. Keele, J. Thornton, C. Joiner, R. Lee, D. Smith, J. Lambert, E. Butler, R. Garoner, R. Oliver, D. Archer, K. Cain, E. Raiford. Coached By: J. Thornton and K. Keele. 126 1978 Intramural Softball Nets oh NOT PICTURED AS LISTED ABOVE: B. Tiedemann, D. Fletcher, J. Marshall, J. Anglin, R. Duncan, R. Moore, R. Powell, G. Pearson, D. Grill, C. Baker, J. Rudd, T. Pickett. Coached By: Steve Scott. S.G.A. Intramural Softball, 1978 i i NOT PICTURED AS LISTED ABOVE: A. Scott, T. Warrer, R. Butler, J. Cooley, T. Riddle, L. Marnon, J. Hall, M. Nichols, B. Williams, C. Fair. Coached By: J. Hall. 127 Tigers — STIM Champs 1979 Intramural Basketball te Pd : , TIGERS: WON—10 LOST—1 FRED MATTING COACH STIM INTRAMURAL CHAMPS FOR BASKETBALL, 1979 1 15 Tigers 57 vs Hawkerue 20 1 22 Tigers 46 vs Nets 36 1 29 Tigers 54 vs DogHouse 38 2 3 Tigers 52 vs Warriors 47 | 2 5 Tigers 69 vs Hustlers 58 2 12 Tigers 55 vs Hawkerue 45 2 19 Tigers 69 vs Nets 35 2 26 Tigers 61 vs DogHouse 49 3 3 Tigers 2 vs Warriors 0 3 5 Tigers 52 vs Hustlers 54 BOX SCORES 1 151 221 29 2 3 2 52 122 192 26 3 3 3 5 TOTAL F.Matting10 14 18 14 16 10 14 10 O 12118 | A.Davis 17 18 20 5 20 23 24 28 O 22177 W.Dennie10 0 5 4 0 0 4 10 5 O 38 L.Thoroton9 9 12 11 10 10 19 2 0 4 86 D.MarshallO 0 0 0 2 2 00 90 0 4 7. Davis” 0 0 12) 1450 20 SOR OMe Ome 28 J.Patton 11 4 2 4 2 10°45) 1Oms0n 48 A: Taylor 0 0 0° 0° 4) 305543 OMe Omiaio NOT PICTURED AS LISTED ABOVE: C. Miller, D. Guy, C. Fair, T. Riddle, C. Burns, R. Neely, S. Boykins, R. Lomax, A. Neely. T. Riddle Coach. | Hawkerues Coached By: William McGhee HAWKERUE WON—4 LOST —6 WILLIAM McGHEE COACH STIM INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL, 1979 1 15 Hawkerue 20 vs Tigers 57 1 22 Hawkerue 31 vs DogHouse 41 1 29 Hawkerue 53 vs Nets 37 2 3 Hawkerue 47 vs Hustlers 64 2 5 Hawkerue 66 vs Warriors 63 2 12 Hawkerue 45 vs Tigers 55 2 19 Hawkerue 49 vs DogHouse 41 2 26 Hawkerue 62 vs Nets 33 3 3 Hawkerue 0O vs Hustlers 2 3 5 Hawkerue 0 vs Warriors 2 BOX SCORES 1 151 221 29 2 3 2 52 122 192 26 3 3 3 5 TOTAL W.WcGhee 0 0 6 6 6 6 14 14 0 O 52 G.Hudson 12 16 i 23 26 18 11 26 O 0150 R.Simpson4 0 4 .05957 39° 0S 0R0s 26 K.Ouncan 0 13 13 0 175 0 OSN1250m 05 64 C:Stallion’ 0° 0 0° 0. 30025) 255 OR Onn 4 D. JohnsonO 0 10 8 OF SOSs 0 ORS ORs OR Is R: Robles 0 0 2 4°10) 845) 053Gee Om 026 J.Raper 2 0 2 2 3 6 4 ° 4 0) 0 23 R. Levy 0 2: 0 0. 2) 0 30s OR OR Ome 4 ji H 23 | NOT PICTURED AS LISTED ABOVE: W. McGhee, G. Hudson, R. Simpson, K. Duncan, C. Stallion, D. John- son, R. Robles, J. Raper, R. Levy. 128 Warriors — Coached By: Clarence Trudo WARRIORS WON—3_ LOST —7 COACHED BY: CLARENCE TRUDO STIM INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL, 1979 1 15 Warriors 49 vs Nets 55 1 22 Warriors 45 vs Hustlers 61 1 29 Warriors 43 vs Dog House 46 2 3 Warriors 47 vs Tigers 52 2 5 Warriors 63 vs Hawkerue 66 2 12 Warriors 55 vs Nets 54 2 19 Warriors 8 vs Hustlers 21 2 26 Warriors 81 vs Dog House 74 3 3 Warriors 0 vs Tigers 2 3 5 Warriors 2 vs Hawkerue 0 BOX SCORE 1 151 221 29 2 3 2 52 122 192 26 3 3 3 5 TOTAL Calrudom sie 20m 2519 Sou 34 SOMO 194 |. Jason Oo © % © O @ OO O 0 Resi Gy 2 ZY ) we Zt (uw 4) 9) 0) 18 J. Rudd fo @ 2 da@ 2 2 5 @ @ 41 LERDishmonda2a a Onm0 Om One OM Ol OsOmO) 2 Gey Ob © © @ 19 OW) @. 50 itor) O @ 1 @ WO 2 242i © © 39 NOT PICTURED AS LISTED ABOVE: C. Trudo, |. Jason, R. Butler, J. Rudd, L. Dishmond, L. Candy, L. Hudson. Hustlers — Coached By: Charles Baker and Greg Maksi HUSTLERS WON—9_ LOST —2 COACHED BY: CHARLES BAKER AND GREG MAKSI STIM INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL, 1979 1 15 Hustlers 38 vs Dog House 33 1 22 Hustlers 61 vs Warriors 45 1 29 Hustlers 58 vs Tigers 69 2 3 Hustlers 64 vs Hawkerue 47 2 5 Hustlers 68 vs Nets 44 2 12 Hustlers 46 vs Dog House 42 2 19 Hustlers 21 vs Warriors 8 2 26 Hustlers 54 vs Tigers 52 3 3 Hustlers 2 vs Hawkerue 0 3 5 Hustlers 72 vs Nets 45 BOX SCORE 1.15 1 22 1 29 2 3 2 52 12 2 192 26 3 3 3 5 TOTAL Ieee S 5 ghoA WG gy 2 fy @ w@ sh) M.Smith 10 20 29 25 26 11 4 19 O 19 163 Biker 2 0 @ 2 2 09 @ @ @© 6 Rice 8 @ © G 8 vy 2 B Owe ApecEhcy ) Gi Ww GG 2b @ © Oe Gh Ces! WO wa i BE g We Wey) Suter ©) © 2 YM OD © 2 @ @ @ a wiley @ gb sb 2 b tf) @ © 26 MaMoore Ole 20 Ol Se Ol Om Onn Ont Olu 2O i SSA RS EDL ALLE ATOLL LE ALLE NOT PICTURED AS LISTED ABOVE: K. Phillips, M. Smith, R. Baker, R. Grice, R. Baker, G. Collins, S. Turner, G. Lingey, M. Moore. 129 Nets — Coached By: Steve Scott NOT PICTURED AS LISTED ABOVE: D. Cannon, M. Harris, = McDonald, M. Williams, R. Powell, C. Berry, L. ‘Marton, D. Richardson, S. Scott, R. Crump, J. Perry. Dog House — Coached By: Tyrone Riddle NOT PICTURED AS LISTED ABOVE: C. Miller, D. Guy, C. Fair, T. Riddle, C. Burns, R. Neely, S. Boykins, R. Lomax, A. Neely. 130 NETS WON—1 STEVE SCOTT COACH STIM INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL, 1979 LOST—9 1 15 Nets ES) vs Warriors 49 1 22 Nets 36 vs Tigers 46 1 29 Nets 37 vs Hawkerue 53 2 3 Nets 40 vs DogHouse 43 2 5 Nets 44 vs Hustlers 68 2 12 Nets 54 vs Warriors 55 2 19 Nets 35 vs Tigers 69 2 26 Nets 33 vs Hawkerus 62 3 3 Nets 58 vs Dog House 81 3 5 Nets 45 vs Hustlers 72 BOX SCORE 1 151 221 29 2 3 2 52 122 192 26 3 3 3 5 TC D.Cannon 4 2 2 AO 0Rs ORere M. Harris 6 2 4 0) “20450 RR 4a ORs Oi 2a E.McDonald16 9 16 0 13 23 9 9 26 25 146 M.Willams 22 12 9 16 13 17 7 12 O 4 112 R. Powell «3.1 0) 0° (0 ORR O ROME CRO nae C:Berfy 2. 8 0) 0) “Se °2ee ORO Om Gace L.Marton 0 0 4 6 O° 0 0) 00550 0810 D. Richardson 2 0 O°105° 3) 24554500 ioe S.Scott 0 0 0° OF 03300504 ee (ge omic R.Crump' 0 0° 0) 70) (ORONO MSOs Oms Ome J.Perry 0 2 4 6 8 4 9 4 10 3 50 DOGHOUSE WON—4 LOST—6 TYRONE RIDDLE COACH STIM INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL, 1979 1 15 DogHouse 33 vs Hustlers 38 1 22 DogHouse 41 vs Hawkerue 31 1 29 DogHouse 46 vs Warriors 43 2 3 DogHouse 43 vs Nets 40 2 5 DogHouse 38 vs Tigers 54 2 12 DogHouse 42 vs Hustlers 46 2 19 DogHouse 41 vs Hawkerue 49 2 26 DogHouse 74 vs Warriors 81 3 3 Dog House 81 vs Nets 58 3 5 DogHouse 49 vs Tigers 61 BOX SCORES 1 151 221 29 2 3 2 52 122 192 26 3 3 3 5 TOTAL C..Miller 0 4-07) (0) OMRORSOR2e OmmOnn oO D. Guy 612) 74°16 Ail Omen 23 ee omOny C. Fair 2°74 10° 15) 5169 feos Omens T. Riddle 16 13 22 0° 0 0 0 90924115789 C:.Burns) 6 — 0) 4550 ) OR ie ORO meOmmOmc 1 R: Neely 4. 1° 0) 49 (6254) e325 25S Se4 535 S: Boykins.0 0, 09250550 Re OR Ome cmon 4 RA: Lomax, 0: 56774 25120 2a GeO OS A.Neely; 0° 2. 0 2573 56 S453 meommom 47 STIM Basketball Team Won 31; Lost 5 ; é i iit a es «ls, NOT LISTED AS PICTURED ABOVE: Clifton Berry No. 10, Alfred Davis No. 11, Reginald Grice No. 22, Fred Matting No. 13, Meurice Smith No. 14, Chris Fair No. 15, Tyrome Riddle No. 21, Edward McDonald No. 20, Davey Guy No. 23, Clarance Trudo No. 24, Lester Hudson No. 25. STATE TECH BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1978-79 The 1978-79 STIM Basketball Team was entered into two leagues: The Memphis Park Commission league and the Shelby County Athletic STIM 69 vs. Sweathogs 48 Association. The STIM Team won both leagues posting a 9 win; 3 lost STIM 80 vs. Shelby County Penal Farm 52 record in the Memphis Park Commission and a 10 win; 2 lost record in STIM 68 vs. Bud Davis 57 the Shelby County Athletic Association. The STIM Team scored 2616 STIM 80 vs. Correctional 70 points averaging 83 points per game while allowing its opponent an STIM 72 vs. Wildcats 68 average of 60.5 per game. STIM Gh vs. Federal Correctional 78 STIM 106 vs. Work Release 49 STIM 104 vs. Great Dane 41 STIM 69 vs. Sweathogs 46 STIM 110 vs. | Shelby County Penal Farm 73 STIM 67 vs. Bud Davis 74 STIM 7h) vs. Correctional Center 68 STIM 84 vs. Wildcats 64 STIM 78 vs. Federal Correctional 81 STIM 96 vs. Great Dane 28 STIM 111 vs. | Work Release 51 STIM 50 vs. Sweathogs 51 STIM 94 vs. Shelby County Penal Farm 62 STIM 81 vs. Bud Davis 61 STIM 79 vs. Correctional Center 13 STIM e}s) vs. Wildcats 67 STIM 81 vs. Federal Correctional 69 131 132 Campus Life o o Ss a a VANISNNNNANR RON SARS OR AN SS AS AS ae SENS SS A A In Touch ages — 18-107 aan : Pages — 134-1! : tudent Photographs pales Oe §.G.A.Dances _ Clubs and | Aa aculty Staff Oraanieatons | FieldDay = hotographs on A : Mr. and Mrs. ST xecutive Committee ice morais Studentlife — Photographs Graduation — 134 S.G.A. Dances ‘ : 136 Field Day WANES ARRON I OO “ RR eee ROTI ey = 137 Field Day be eee 138 Field Day eens 139 140 s. STIM, 1979 ‘ Edwina Vernon - Ronnie Moore Follies 142 WHO'S WHO AMERICAN JUNIOR COLLEGES AMERICAN VOCATIONAL AND TECHNICAL SCHOOLS Each Fall, each student who has a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 or better and has completed 70 or more quarter hours is contacted by mail and asked to complete a community campus involvement survey. From this a list is compiled | of those students who meet the involvement criteria and circulated to all faculty and staff for evaluation of the student using the following guidelines. Maturity in on-the-job situations, leadership ability, potential for future achievement, | personality, and ability to get along with others. After the faculty staff evaluation those students who have been cleared are nominated to Who’s Who in American Junior Colleges and Who’s Who in American Vocational and Technical Schools. The 1977-78 Who’s Who list is as follows: GEORGE ALLEN JULIA METCALFE SUSAN ROGERS JAMES McGEE JAMES ROSENKANS ELLEN WORKAN DEBORAH SADLER YOLANDA VANDERS MICHAEL SPARKS JAMES VERRICHIA JAMES SEAGO ALICE SMITH MARY HODGINS ROSIE HALE KEVLYN SUE HARRIS ELAINE GREEN SCOTT BEALL RONNIE SEWARD TERESA TIPPITT STANLEY ZUKOWFSKY GEORGE HART JUDY GUDOVICH RONALD EVERAGE NANCY WOOLEY GILBERT ARNOLD CHARLENE KELLER LINDA HUBBARD CYNTHIA BRIGHT ERIN JOHNSON KENNETH KEELE CHRIS HAZLE AKIL FARID 145 146 147 148 fp a =} 5 ] - Graduat Hn : 151 aa” : ‘hab had. The staff rs cma : Tay, r f ‘being your 1978- Salar bene My 795, pea ee ees a ee lle po ei A A A ne gE gM ee Saat a Be