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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1973 volume:

For Every End There Is A Beginning . . . w $$me 93W? y g a WM 1 Hum . . m u u F3 :2; .1. glgxn ; .M 5-1, The TEC system plays an impor- tant role in the life of the commu- nity, the state, and the nation. The Student Body, the Faculty, and the Administration all work together for our fellowrnan and his self-fulfill- ment. Through our efforts the sys- tem will continue to strengthen, and to help more people reach their indi- vidual goals. This yearbookis dedicated to that system. : vmwww w mu h 2 F ummuw ' o l6 Administration State Committee For Technical Education Chairman Y .w. Scarborough Charleston, S . C . Members Harry E. Wilkinson, Jr. William A . Horger Sumter, S. C. Orangeburg, S. C. John G. Wellman P. Henderson Barnette Iohnsonville, S.C. Greenwood, S. C. John L. Bauer Tracy I . Gaines Greenville, S. C. Inman, S. C. Herbert DeGosta Charleston, S . C. Ex-Office Members Cyril B. Busbee John C. West Columbia, S. C. Governor J . Bonner Manly Columbia, S. C. l-7 Sumter Area Technical Education Commission Clifton c. Goodwin. Chairman Bruce M. Lanabee, Jr. Charles R. Shoe John M. Graham E. C. Kneece Vice-President Secretary Director Dr. James R. Morris, Ir. , newly ap- pointed Director of Sumter TEC brings to this position a varied background in education, having both teaching and ad- ministrative eXperience through the Junior College level . He earned his doctorate at the Uni- versity of Southern Mississippi with a major in Educational Administration , and a minor in Educational Research. He maintains membership in National professional associations , and is a mem- ber of educational , scholastic , and leadership honor societies. Having an outstanding appreciation of Technical education, Dr. Morris's first year at TEC has brought about new attitudes and ideas from the student body, faculty, and admistrative staff. I? Samuel J . Haas . The Industrial Service Represent- ative maintains constant liaison with industries to keep them aware of TEC's programs, services. and facilities. He relates current and projected industrial require- ments to TEC programs. He maintains strong com- munity contact and works closely with organizations to improve the general economics of the area through expansion or improvement of industry. Lake E. Terrell , Ir. . Dean of Extension School has overall r63ponsibi1ity for administration and imple- mentation for both evening curriculum and non-cur- riculum programs conducted in the main center and various satellite centers. He initiates extension school programs, interviews. and makes recommendations on prospective instructors. Samual I . Haas Industrial Service Representative Region 9 Lake E. Terrell, Jr . Dean of Extension School Ed Lofton Asst. Dean of Extension School Ed Lofton , Asst. Dean of Extension School, assists the Dean of Extension in the administra- tive duties of the extension school. He counsels prospective evening students and supervises the in center night school programs. John William Pace , Director of Admissions , coordinates with the admissions committee to determine admission standards for all programs. A. x He is responsible for recruitment, testing, and John William Pace placing students in various programs and super- Director of Admissions visas or monitors other counseling at TEC . He assists in scheduling and conducts registration and public relations matters. 2I 22 Edward H. McDowell. Field Representative, as- sists the Director of Admissions in the areas of re- cruiting, counseling, and placement of students. He performs allied duties as assigned. Herman Smalls is on temporary duty at TEC through Project Transition prior to release from the U. S. Ar- my. He is specializing in the area of counseling. t ?- uteri , . p55? 5313' ' ,1. 5 1347 j g... EEEAXY Q63; Edward H. McDowell Field Representative Herman Smalls Louis F. Principe, the Business Manager, is respon- sible for budgeting and finds accounting . and assures that funds are spent in the areas for which they were allocated. He supervises the maintainance and of- iice staffs in addition to the equipment coordinator. . m 2.. i Louis F. Principe Business Manager Joseph 0. Ramsey , the coordinator of Planning and Grants maintains liaison with private, state, and federal agencies for the purpose of obtaining funds to aid stu- dents and to carry out the required programs. It is his responsibility to report student pro- gress and fund use to these agencies. 391 Joseph 0 . Ramsey Coordinator of Plans , Grants and Student Financial Aid It is the job of the equipment coordina- tor to assure that serviceable, authorized Dom Cerra equipment is available to support the TEC Eqvipment Coordinator programs . His major responsibilities are the maintainence of accurate equipment records and assuring that equipment is re- paired when needed. 23 24 Shara Follin Sec. to Director and Industrial Service Representative Clara Ellen Fowler Bookkeeper Margaret Fowler Betty Goff Extension School Secretary Sec. to Director of Admissions vi? : I '3 l' ,4?me ??;Mi 7,2 I anet Odom Mildred Johnson Date Processing Secretary Financial Aid Secretary and Receptionist 25 Fannie Parker Vashti White Sec. to Business Manager Assistant Bookkeeper I oy Soard Bette Capper Sec. to Dean of Instruction Lois Bauknight Bess Helphinstine Switchboard Operator and cashier Keeping records, writing re- ports, paying and collecting, typ- ing letters, plus many other activ- ities far too numerous to list is the responsibility of the ladies in Tec's business office. To these persons goes the credit for having a smooth, efficient organization. Dot Jordan Accounting Clerk 27 28 Maintenance Staff A large lawn and parking area; a maze of plumbing; hundreds of yards of electrical wiring: lighting, air-conditioning, heating and the cleaning and repair of labs , class rooms and lounges keeps the main- tenance staff busy. Their work would be easier if equipment breakdown could be scheduled . Ralph Turner David McLeod Supervisor m... a m D s a m o h T Mattie Deas Library Our library provides both stim- ulation for intellectual growth and an atmosPhere for private concen- tration. A place of beauty and function. Helen Fellers 'lB-vgyu ; 5? The Faculty 33 Business Division Business Marketing Tech- nology and Secretarial Sci- ence programs are presented by the Business Division. wvmu H' lama- n 1 James D. Bullock Jack H. Wise Business Division Chairman Dept. Head-Sec. Science I 2 3 4 s 7 8 SIOII I4l5l6l7l8 H7 7,. . cw- 34 Frederick Shaffer Ir. Dept. Head-Bus. Marketing x Elizabeth Estes Sec. Science Instructor Sec. Science Instructor 35 Technical Division The Technical Divison presents 3, the programs of Agriculture Mech- SJ; anization, Civil Engineering, and ' Environmental Engineering , and Engineering Aide. : Raymond S. Rollings Allan Chao-Hsien Hu Chairman Dept. Head Envir. Engr. Jack Ferguson George C. Jeffcoat Engineering Related Subj . Dept. Head Ag. Mech. Tech. 36 Photographs not availalbe for: Gary Cox, Inst. , Civil Engr. Harvey Tiller, Inst. , Ag. Mech. Tech. Robert Brunet Dept. Head Civil Engr I oey Taylor Envir. Health and Biology 38 Industrial Trades Division The Industrial Trades Divison presents the following programs: Airconditioning. Refrigeration and Heating; Automotive Techni- cian; Electrical Installation and Maintenance; Electronics Tech- nician; Machine Shop; Tool Room Machinist; Tool and Die; and Welding. William L. Miller Dept. Head Auto. Tech Phares E. Chatam Chairman Dept. Head MS and TRM Heyward Spires Dept. Head Welding Kimory L. Stanley Hank Spencer Dept. Head Electricity Dept. Head AlC and Ref. Larry Butler John J . Reyling Dept. Head Electronics Auto Tech. Inst. Photographs not available for: Jim Hill - Welding Inst. Rudolph Barkley - A C and Ref. Inst. Related Subjects The Related Subjects Division supports all other divisions by teaching courses such as Chemistry Communications , Economics . Human Relations , Mathematics . Etc. , Dillard Thompson Chairman Dept. Head Math Kay M . Dowds Dept . Head English 4! R'- . V r'c: M mmlkamg. xxmmmw Qxxmm m WA Business Division Business Marketing - BM The Business Division meets and supplies the needs of today's expanding business world. Inclu- ded within this division are the Business Marketing and Secretarial Science programs which are de- signed to prepare students for a worthwhile business career. Secretarial Science - SS nu... u ..- .-. . 45 Olivia Adams 881 Kathy Ardis SSII Otis Atkinson BMII Gayle Baker BMI Kathy Barfield 3811 Angela Barnes SSI Peggy Beaty 8811 Margaret Bolden SSH Ursula Bourne SSI Amyie Brown 8811 Bryan Brown BMII Pam Buddin 881 47 48 Margie Camry 8811 Jim Carter BMII Beth Chandler SSI Marie Chenu 3811 Ann Clark 8811 Daisy Coker 8811 J anis C oplin SSII Lynda C romer BMII Johnny Davis BMI Roland H. Davis BMII Linda Dorsey BMI Carol Downer 881 m, W .'.: 4 '!. Marilyn Dubose SSI Herbert Dukes BMI J udy Dunlop SSI Shirley Durant 8811 Paula Epperson SSI Louis Fleming BMI Donna Franssen BMII Randy Gallow ay BMI Cindy Geddings SSI Claudette Glass 8811 Anne Hammock SSI Jody Hancock SSII 49 50 Pam Hatcher SSII Donnie Hawkins BMI Kathy Hewett SSI Beverly Hill 8811 Florence Jackson 8811 Peggy Ann Johnson BMII Rudine Johnson SSI Tommy June BMI J udy Keels SSI J anie Kinder SSII Leathia Knox SSI Rosa L. Knox SSI Robert Laube BMI C ary Logan BMI Bobbie Massingill SSII Floyd Meadows BMII Allen Merchant BMII Wayne Morris BMI Linda Murrell SSI Renee MCCants SSI Diane McCaskill B MII Thelma McFaddin SSI Gwendolyn Nelson 881 Mary Nunnery 8811 SI 52 Debbie Phillips 881 Dorothy Pruett BMII Vivian Sanders 881 David Schw abenb auer BMI Annie Singleton 8811 Barbara Singleton BMI Maggie Slater SSI Irene Strong 8811 Reba Talton SSII Hugh Thompson BMI David Tinsley BMI Brenda Welch SSII Moses Williams BMI Photos not available for the following students: Noah Amip - BMI Lonnie Beasley - BMI Juanita Byrd - BMII Emma Cabbagestalk - 881 John Dick - BMI Shirley Durant - SSII Andy Durham - BMI Essie Esperson - 831 Donald Gibbons - BMII John Griffin - BMI Guendolyn Jeter - 831 David Johnston - BMI Lee Justice - BMII Vanessa Kolb - 881 John Kraym'k - BMI George Mauldin - BMI Bianca McCullough - b'SI Eloise McDaniel - SSI Jean McIntosh - BMI Robert Miley - BMI Marybeth Whetsell SSI Deloris White BMII Julia White SSII Carolyn Wiley SSI Maggie Wilkins 881 Dianne Williams 881 Marie Miller - SSI Ronald Monroe - BMI Debbie Moore - SSI Elias Pappas - BMI George Rates - BMI Gloria Rock - SSI Carmenta Robertson - 881 Robert Shorts - BMII Jimmy White - BMI 53 L . . . 4., j .3. ;..' . . . . I W ' I 7 '- 4 ,';:H. I echnlcal A ' I . , ' .. , a ,1 - w+ , Vh n .04 A h ,, ' . ,1. Whv'vf- b m; z :i'.;imw . 4v I r g ge e35,- f.. 3? Students in the Technical Di- , h 1' vision learn how to move into in- a . . dustry and work with engineers h . a. through application of established h A 3' - ,. knowledge and methods. , . g. The programs offered are two '1 ' Li year courses designed eSpecially for a technical approach to their related fields. Division Civil Engineering Technology CET Environmental Engineering Technology EET Engineering Aide Eng . Aide Agricultural Mechanizati on Technology Ag . Mech. 58 Jimmy Anderson Eng. Aide II Reed Atkinson EET II Connie Bailey CET I f - $1: 1 Jack Bailey CET II Alex Bateman CET 11 Freddie Berry Eng. Aide 11 James L. Bryant CET 11 Paul Cannon EET I Leo Carter CET 11 Mike Chappell Ag. Mach 1 Tommy Clair CET 11 Bob Clyburn C ET II , :7; Sidney Crews EET II Robert Curry EET I Warren Davis CET I How ard Dew CET I Mike Doby CET II John Downer CET II Paul Duke CET II Franklyn Ely EET II Warren Farmer CET I Ron Giles CET I David Geddings Eng. Aid H Buddy Green EET II 59 60 Ronald S. Harvin Ag. MechI Hunter Hodge Eng. Aide 11 Linda How ard CET II Russell Hudson CET I John Humphries Eng. Aide 11 Mark Irick Eng. Aide I Washington James Eng. Aide 11 Willie L. James, Jr. CET I Luke Josey Ag. Mach, 11 Mac Josey EET 11 George Lamb EET I Joseph Lazarick EET I Richard Lee Ag. Mech. I Robert Lindley CET I J ames Lovelace EET I William McElveen EET 11 Beth McLeod EET II Whit Nesbitt CET I Tim New man Ag. Mech. II Leroy Pack EET II Steve Smith EET 11 Raymond Smith EET I Dale Storm Eng. Aide II William Teal EET I bl 62 Roy Tolson Eng. Aide 11 Michael Watkins Eng. Aide II Tarleton Way Ag. Mech I J ack Webb EET I Billy Whetsell Ag. Mech 11 Ginny Wyncoop EET I Photographs were not available for the fo llowing people: Kenneth Benjamin, EET I Myron Bostic, EET 1 Thomas Broadway, CET I Marion Brogdon, CET I John Burkett, Eng. Aide I Roderick Burr, CET I Daniel Geddings. Ag. Mech II Robert Group, Ag. MechI Ronald Hickson, Eng. Aide I James Keith, EET I William Kohl, Ag. MechI Raymond Lester, Ag. MechI Terry McCoy, AgI Mech I Sam McCoy, Ag. MechI Elihu Redick, Ag. MechI William Rittle, CET I Aristide Rousin. Eng. AideI Cindy Sapp, EET I Ashbury Smoak, Ag. Mech II Industrial Trades i510n IV D 66 The primary goal of this division is to prepare skilled craftsmen and tradesmen for South Carolina's industries. Flexibity is built into the curriculm of this division to meet the changing needs of undustry and to provide qualified personnel to meet the growing demands. A considerable portion of the student's time is spent developing mainipulated skills. To accomplish this goal the ratio of lab to classroom work is quite high. Air Conditioning, Refrigeration and Heating - AC , R and H Electrical Installation and Maintenance - Elect I and M Electronics - Elect Tool Room Machinist - TRM Machine Shop - Mach Welding - Weld 68 James Ahrams Weld James Anderson, Ir. Weld John Anderson Mach Mack Bailey Auto Paul Beatson Elect Walter Bethune Auto Michael Bonnette Auto Julian Brown Elect I and M Eugene Canty A uto Charles Catoe Elect William Colclough Elect I and M Charlie Cole Ac. R, H Wilbert Dukes Weld Bob Edwards TRM Royce Englehart Mach Dale Frey Elect James A . Frierson Weld Danny Frye Elect Michael hyer Auto W. T. Glennon Auto Johnny Goodley Auto James Harvin Auto William Harwood Auto James Herring Elect 69 70 Byron Heverly Auto Joe Hilton Weld William A . Hodge Weld James Holladay Auto William Hudson Weld David Huggins Elect I and M Ervin Jackson Mach Murray Jackson Elect I and M Richard Jenkinson Auto Harry Johnson Auto James W . Jones Weld James Kinard Auto Kevin I - Kudra Mach w . A . Mangum Auto Lawrence Manning Mach Mark Mickle Weld Matthew Muldrow AC , R, H Nelson Murray Elect Willie Myers Mach Frank McBeth , Sr, Weld Dennis McLaurin Mach Willie McQuilla Mach Johnnie Nelson Weld Joe Ogbum Elect I and M 7! 72 Charlie Pearson Elect I and M Nathaniel Perry Weld Carl Pierson Elect I and M Axux Hultu ham N l z o v x, In. 9100,0104 , MI 00'! '4 u u: m I Willie Pinckney Mach Tony Prescott Elect Buster Price TRM James Price Auto De wey Pritchard Auto I im Reading Elect Ranzy Richardson Weld Issac Richburg Elect I and M Robert Roach TRM Reynaldo Rodriguez AC, R, H Robert Sammuel . Curtis Sherod Mach George Sims Auto Harold Singleton Weld Clay Smith Elect Russell Smith Auto John Strickland Weld Don Treaster Auto Wayne Vinson Elect James Washington Elect I and M L. H. Washington, Jr. TRM 73 John W . Watkins Elect Wilbert Watson Auto Issac Wells Weld Clyde Wilson Elect I and M Harold Wilson AC, R, H James Wilson ElectI and M Willie Winebarger Elect I and M Photos not available for the following people: Edward Fabean Clarence Farris Louis Fleming Curtis Frierson Michael Frierson Melvin Gass David Gay Lynwood Geddings Clarence Gibson James Gibbs Willie Grant Jack Gray Leroy Green James Green Ollie T. Hackney Kenneth Hall Thomas Harvin Charles Heriott Odie D. Hester James Hayward Russell H. Hayward Russell Hayward Lamence Hilton Clarence Hodge Wayne Holland Willie Holmes Hoseph Holliday Roosevelt Hopkins Herbert Horton Robert Howard Ronnie Ingram Daryl Jackson Frank James Isaac Jennings Elias Johnson Darrell I ones Willie King Herbert King Arthur Knox Jerome Lemon James Lesesne James Locklear Perry Logan Archie Lyste William Mathis Henry Mc Cray Richard Mc Conico Calvin Mc Conico Roland Mc Elveen John Mc Griff Clarence Mc Intosh Ken Mc Innis James Mc Leod Clifton Mc Neely Robert Munn Soloman Murray James Nathaniel Robert Nelson Elmon Nobles Tony Owens Joe Persighin Levi Porter Albert Preston Johnny Pringle Robert Pumphrey Alga Reardon Billy Richardson Robert Rink Clarence Roach Eldora Robinson George Scott I ames Session Willie Session Isaiah Shaw Charles Smith Mike Staley Robert Stokes Robert Stuckey Herschel Snyder Randy Timmons Milton Todd Willie Vaughn Samuel Vaughn Thomas Walker Thomas Wallace Robert Ward Ivory Washington Robert Weatherly William Webb Elijah Wells James West David Weston William Wharton Ivy Wheeler Robert White Claybourne White Randy Wilson Harold Wilson Robert Wilson Johnny Williams Howard Williams Eddie Williams Kenneth Williams Edward Wright 76 78 Adult Education Adult Education permits many people who did not finish high school to obtain their high school equivalency diploma. The program is also used by persons who wish to refresh their mem- ories or to strenghten their weaknesses on certain subjects. Dr. A. B. Calder J Alma Terrell wl, ?lllugbn ' I, 7.44: -. 79 Extension School i 80 1 ca ullltchr .11. njfsfwuflfg A 14. ..M g Honor Society Tau Epsilon Sigma Reed Atkinson, President Marie Chenu, Secretary Lynda Cromer, Treasurer Mac Josey, V. President Front Row: Reed Atkinson, David Huggins, Wayne Vinson, Danny Frye , Vac Josey , Jack Bailey, Johnny Davis, Royce Englehart, Bill Downer; Second Row: Lynda Cromer, Donna Franssen, Ginny Wyncoop, Bianca McCollough , Marie Chenu, Peggy Beaty, Irene Strong. Kathy Barfield . Elias Pappas, Jimmy White; Third Row: Ioe Lazarick, Lee Justice, David Tinsley, Gwen Nelson, Marilyn Dubose, Carol Downer, MaryBeth Whetsell , Linda Murrell 83 Who's Who Among Students Of American Junior Colleges Front Row: Irene Strong, Kathy Barfield , Claudette Glass , Marie Chenu, Juanita Byrd , Lynda Cromer Back Row: Mac Josey, Roland Davis, Jim Carter, Otis Atkinson, Lee Justice 84 W'u: Reed Atkinson, Editor Gayle Baker Lynda Cromer 85 86 Student Government ?'h 72.x ' . Front Row: Ginny Wyncoop , Beth McLeod, Angela Barnes , Mary Beth Whetsell, Amyie Brown , Renee' McCants, Julia White; Back Row: Otis Atkinson, w. T . Glennon, Bill Downer, Matthew Muldrow, John Watkins. Julian Brown, Warren Davis, Clarence Roach, Jim Carter, Tommy June x y Beth McLeod Vice President a. 01 W :m ..- Y Lt QLH Amyie Brown Secretary 87 Miss Dimensions Anne Hammock 61, ???2! 1 ! Tools Of Technology 89 Yearbook Staff Blood , Sweat, and Tears flowed ankle deep as deadlines came and went. Gritting their teeth and smiling through tightly drawn lips , the Yearbook Staff trudged late into the night might after nighm with a sigh of relief , the last few pages were completed and shipped to the press. Stan Kohli Mac Josey Faculty Adviser Editor Pam Hatchet Anne Hammock Bryon Brown Co-Editor Trades Division Business Manager Paula Epperson Cindy Sapp Paul Wilson Co-Editor Cindy Geddings Business Division Robert Miley General Division Olivia Adams Technical Division Jody Hancock General Division 9l 2 9 7,1;er , mm 94 Social Committee The Social Committee is or- ganized to plan the activities at Tee. Members are from left to right: Anne Clark, Jim Carter, Lynda Cromer, Mac Josey, Otis Atkinson, Beth McLeod 95 96 The Future Secretaries Associa- tion sponsored by the National Secretaries Association is open to all girls enrolled in the Secretarial Science Curriculum at Sumter Area Tec. Under the leadership of Mrs. Myrna Dixon, the clubs objective is to help the future sec- retaries learn what the secretarial profession offers. Future Secretaries Association Ill... r 1 PF 5 a I Iiiiih Irene Strong , President Kathy Barfield , Vice President Anne Clark , Treasurer Paula Epperson , Secretary Kathy Barfleld , Carol Downer, Reba Talton, Irene Strong, Paula Epperson, Anne Clark, Pam Hatcher, Jody Hancock, Linda Murrell . Cindy Geddings, Pam Buddin, Olivia Adams, MaryBeth Whetsell, Ann Hammock 98 99 College Management, Inc. - - .. a - - o - . - College Management Service recently took over Sumter TEC's bookstore's inventory. The store's objective is to work more conveniently and economically for the students at TEC. In Memoriam Arvern Brinson April 13, 1973 Machine Shop IOI l02 TEC SPONSORS THE FOLLOWING ORGANIZATIONS HAVE ASSISTED OR SPONSORED TEC ACTIVITIES DURING THE YEAR. WDXY, SUMTER, S.C. WDIX, FM KNEECE TRACTOR 8: TRUCK COMPANY SUMTER'S INTERNATIONAL HARVEST DEALER INTIINANOIAL HAIVISTII For Farm and Industrial Tractors and Equipment, Wheel and Crawler Types Road Building, Earthmoving Tractors and Equipment, Gas, LP or Diesel See Kneece Tractor and Truck Co. Farm Division on East Liberty Truck Division on Hwy. 76 East Sumter, S. C. l03 SOUTH CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE Five Convenient Locations in Sumter Main St. Wesmark Plaza Broad $9. Show AFB Swan lake Established 1834 COKER BUILDERS Commercial-Industrial Construction Turbeville , S. C. 659-2171 We'd like to pUt In our Todayt everyone is concerned t t b with environment. We W0 Gen 5 0 CU are. too, but ourcon- ' t cern is nothing new. enVIfonmen . We've been working on the problem since the 40's when we began installing dust collectors and building cooling lakes at our gen- erating plants to protect air and water quality. Asthe problem has grown. so has our concern. For example over the next six years we are commiting $25 million toward equipping our new plants with the best pollution control devices. In addition. we have earmarked another million dollars for engineering studies aimed at making our existing plants more compatible with environmental concerns. Solving the problems of environment is a constant challenge. We don't have all the answers yet. but we're working on them cml Catalina Pow I Liam Cmmy wemw 19WQE 38RQB3RQE3R$ MOB! LE HOME BROK ERS COO 1170 Broad St. Ext. S umter SQ. u .. ..... x The of Clarendon -. MANNING'S OWN BANK-MEMBER F.D.I.C. ANDERSON7S TRANSFER AND STORAGE Packing and Moving Storage Free Estimates North American Van Lines Agent Phone 773-8886 or 775-4195 Sumte r, S. C. a SUBURBAN PROPANE GAS Sumte r , S. C. ADVERTISING IS HALF OF BUSINESS TODAY FORT ROOFING AND SHEET METAL WORKS INC. Lennox Residential and Commercial Systems. Total Comfort or Add-on Units. Where to Buy 14 W. Oakland Avenue Sumter, S. C. Phone 773-9391 '05 Compliments of NU IDEA SCHOOL SUPPLY CO., INC. Established 1921 Complete line of school equip- ment, school furniture, church pews, pulpit furniture, choir chairs, and Sunday School furn- niture. Also library furniture, laboratory furniture and bleachers. RILEY 8: COMPANY HOMES OF DISTINCTION INSURANCE PROTECTION 211 North Washington Street Sumter, South Carolina Phone 773-3364 LOWDER BROS. GIN CO. Oswego, S. C. 29121 Cotton Gin Soy Beans Fertilizer Seed Pesticides Lawn Supplies Garden Supplie 5 Feed N BSC M NATIINAI. M II SIIJTH CARINA Suurmx COL uusmzmmvwmalsnopwut f, ' ' f'? .5 ' k 5. hum, A WW .5:me 60 LL pm? tum Vuu LiUJl. tum. MU 4' Wk gum. mm. A ' r; f' ' f. 7 f Um is. Mm Wavuzw Huiwm EVANS TRAILERS CUSTOM TRAILERS AND TRUCK BODIES JOHN EVANS MFG. CO. INC. Highway 155, Sumter, S. C. GAMECOCK SUPPLY COMPANY SERVICING AND MAINTAINING VENDING MACHINES 712 E. Liberty Street Sumter, S. C. Phone 775-1271 l07 l08 $m SVRAELS 32410473, $517,140.; mu! J?MMMJ 17! Jim jalu'm East Liberty St. Extension New York Office Sumter, South Carolina 71 West 35th Street Phone i803i 775-2333 New York, N.Y. 10001 The history of Santee Print Works has been one of continuous growth, civic contributions, and constant new developments in facilities, equip- ment, and processes. A fine place to work, it offers over 700 employees excellent benefits and opportunities for advancement. The family-owned-and-operated firm specializes in the printing of upholstery, bedspread, drapery, and many other decorative fabrics with designs and colors from the grey state to bleaching, roller or screen printing, and finally, to the finishing process. There is a special Quality Control Center where each piece is individually inspected and graded. Throughout the process, Santee works closely with stylists from New York and Chicago with their original designs. A11 machines have been custom-built to Santee's specifications, and the company employee a maint- nance crew for immediate servicing and repairs. LZWOOD PRESERVING COMPANY PRESSURE-TREATED LUMBER: BOX 637. SUMTER. SOUTH CAROLINA 29I50 PHONE 775-530l CONGRATULATIONS SUMTER TEC GRADUATES 0. WHO IS JOHN GALT? SUMTER LAUNDRY FIRST FEDERAL AND CLEANERS savings and loan association Corner Mann and Calhoun 7 N. Sumter Street Sumter, South Carolina Sumter, S. C. Ph. 773-3349 Phone 773-9323 l09 IIO CONGRATU LA TIONS FROM GEDRGIA-PAC I F I C THE GROWTH COMPANY WILLIAMS FURNITURE DIVISION SUMTER. SOUTH CAROLINA 29150 KORN INDUSTRIES INC. SUMTER CABINET DIVISION, specializing in the manufacture of quality bedroom furniture. SUMTER HARDWOOD DIVISION, specializing in the production of hardwood from forest tract to finished lumber. Ill gumter BD. ......... $airie$ , m Ml 3463354339 ngm ...... m 3,1,3 DWJKWA Is Guaranteed to Come From 10070 Jersy Herds $:S;E:E;3:;:W QZWWW 0f 573M072 More Protein g . . 0 . t0 572 Oil 0. More Calcmrn More Phosphorus More Lactose quth 1? . The Milk That Helps SC Grow E X I D E power sy stem ll2