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

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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.

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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

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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