Sumter Technical Education Center - Dimensions Yearbook (Sumter, SC)

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C ustodial Staff Firing up the boiler to chase mid-winter's chill as well as seeing to it that the air-conditioning unit is doing its job in the summer are just two of the important duties assigned to Supervisor Henry A. Kreklau and his staff. With the building population varying to more than 1,000 at times, the simple housekeeping chores like SWeeping, polishing, dustng and tidying become quite impressive. Maintaining an environment conducive to learning is the herculean task of this unit. HENRY A. KREKLAU Maintenance Supervisor . t 7:; . t h k I J RALPH TURNER DAVID McLEOD JUNIOUS MOSES Asst. Maintenance Supervisor Janitor Janitor p

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Office Staff Nerve center of the vast physical plant is the central office where the staff, under the direction of Business Manager Lou Principe, keeps all the many facets of a bustling program coordinated. Besides handling school records, communications and a mountain of paperwork, office personnel including receptionist Shara Follin, form the face of TEC. Visitors meet them first so a warm smile and courteous gTeetings are standard procedure here. Although the office force is not engaged in teaching, it is, nevertheless, an integral part of the school with- out which operations would soon become drowned in a sea of details. PRINCIPE, LOUIS F. Business Manager FOLLIN, SHARA FOWLER, CLARA ELLEN FOWLER, MARGARET Secretary, Receptionist Bookkeeper Extension Secretary MADSON, LINDA MONTALBANO, PEGGY WHITE. VASHT I Secretary Secretary Assistant Bookkeeper l7

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Student Aids Amerson, Francis Andrews, Texas Atkinson, Kenneth Blackman, Barry Byrd, Brenda Cubbage, Henry Cutter, Jackie Gaddy, Miriam K. Geddings, Doris Griffin, Cozette Hill, Kathy Junkins, Gail Mingus, Michael Mitchum, Gary Osborne, William J. Oxendine, Linda Parham, James Semino, Susan Taylor, Gloria Timmons, Victoria Trimnal, Gloria Turner, Linda Waters, Peggy l9