Surry Community College - Lancer Yearbook (Dobson, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1972 volume:

12 THE 1972 LANCER r £m r-f ' ' -• ' ' Wfff Jr ¥ • VljiM rff l jT§ y 1 1 Mi f  ■ r tfir ) IBM JfT fjr ' ' Ki y.JjC j- lAr m Jwr f . jj yj t i£ Let then out first act j f J5 J5L every morning be to matte ihe following njTJ wf ' jKM. JBy ' tt ' jT- resolve for the day; V K si ' t ihall nor feor anyone mrj jr on carih, 1 ihall fear only God. t HoM nor bear ill WJLr J J , -r fjf.- ' Tz? r - Vf .Wmli - K  will toward anyone. 1 shall conquer untruth by rmtfj. And in resitting untruth 1 shall put up with alt lufferTng, Mahalma GondhE Published by Lancer Staff of Surry Community College Dobson, North Carolina EXPECTATIONS ADMINISTRATION Administration Freshmen 22 36 Sophomores 50 Organizations 68 Sports 84 Credits 96 We in an onalyiii of tne bwfi of Iff , Realize that there is always a beginning. Each day is, in Itself, o new start, and each day is filled with new horizons. Just as the mind refresh the land, new challenges provide the refreshing port of life. Doors perpetually in motion open to the onrush! ny masses, presenting us with yet another starting gate. Vast icos of fog cloud the entrance to tomorrow, and we begin to find ourselves adrift. Gory Mills A place to go ■— where we won ' t care With love so rich and hate so rare (Pi ' fe- B It seems passing time together Builds a growing love forever Closing gaps like no one else, We gather a rainbow of unsung wealth. id A place to sit and greet the sun A tower to which we both can Run. I n Caring not what people say Loving each other day by day. 13 ) li Our goal seems almost halfway met We look for little more than that IS IA •-•• ill And gathering the dust of childhood days We cast it upon the waters of «- . • ■ , SI w The sky never turning gray As the winds of Eden blow our way. ■|rir r r-f hr }- :laff ;. f ' . tr, ' £1 ■ Si 9 LL« -tit I 20 Our hearts and minds arc young and true H Open door, B WE look for you Our journey just begun. 21 INSPIRATION 23 James H. Templcton Interim President A year has shown that the ■ability to lead it indeed among u . Hii firm guidance and gentle vrnle andenthusierun has led Surry Community College fo fu greatest year - - 1972. .- George Stockton Academic Dean Jim Reeves Deqn of Student Personnel Administration Clyde Johnson Dean of Admin itlfotive Service! Carlos Sorratt Dean of Evening Programs Wayne Mofsinger Director of Studant Activities Claude Ajreri Director of Financial Aid Rulh Thompson Registrar {b law left) Administrative Staff Jack Fannon Director of Adult and Extension Education Raymond Freeman Director of Learning Rejoorce Abbe Ros Cox Dr, Adoifo Gorriaran Poyl Hlnihow Art Music Spanish Carol Hooker Psychology Joe Mays Physical Education Tfino Tyson Pom Dickamon Norwood Selby Margaret Shepherd English Department Anneal Larnbe John VanHgrn {right, above) Jomei Fint; Jamei Hufchtr.s , • I ft 1 B _ w ■ f-  w. — ■ — | Conrad C Ho I comb, Jr. Social Science Agriculture Steve Ervin Secretarial Science Gaii Fan nan Math Guy McCann Judy Wade Coflyle SFiephefd Biology Tff.ullll ■ ' y Chemistry Dr. Royitiond W n@er Physics Dr. Gearge Rowe w Mr. Shepord searches for answers, giving his time Jo help irudenfe Mr. Aywrs looks Info one of rho day ' s smaller problem . AaVnini strati on members I com as well as the students. Our Faculty is Human Carolyn Pgge Tanis Nichols Business Management Michael Marsrre j«n« Wallace 32 John Collins Eric Fr ed George Jen-ei Roy Thomoa Welding Automotive Electronics C JWsrrfrt Lea flrcradus Atklra Steve Shephord Machinist Secretarial Staff Barbara Wo 1 1 Switchboard Baity Nfwmon Business Off. Alma Shinault Business Off. Batty Hemming Bookkeeping Judy Stephens Student Personnel Madge Gunnel! Evening Division Regina St. Ooir Administration Susan Johnson Administration Jean Badfcjetr Adult Ed. Judy Reece Administration F I ontie Bryant Bookstore Manager Janie Garni Student Personnel 3 Librarians clty Chilton Library Clerk Pauline Ead Library Clerk Elizabeth WWtttn Reference Librarian Snack Bar left to right: Mildred Draughn, Beuloh MorTon, Leantt Cook, Viola Istixon, and Shirley Payn , Maintenance Claude Morion and Warren Mitchell Graham Lawrence Superintendent 35 ANTICIPATION 36 i? Tommy Adams Vickie Adams David Alien Judy Anderson Mary Aitnifrong •lusty Ashbur Debbie Atkins Kay Atkins Terry Badge rt Jerry Brakin Linda Soutjuess Chuck nsl y Eddie eqsloy Vicki Bedkeul lt. Set ton Don SUboo Doug Bliiord Mike Sooth Jimmy Bo inofl Mary A. Boyd Craig Boyies Kafhy Boyies Cynthia B addy Ken Bronnock Jcrnet Brim Michael Bullock Reggi Bureheite Bob Carter Ransom Carter Sherry Caudle Yvonne QiarTey June Cheek Cloudatl Chiiron Phyllis Church Kate CI if (or Betty Cockermon Freshmen  Dianne Colejan Christine Coil ins Connie Collins Don Collin Grayson Col lira Loiter CoUiru Kennii Comer Dixie Cook Vickie Cook Steve Cooper Sue Covington Tina Cox Kondy CranfiJI Rick Davis Portia Davis Thomas DqvTi Yancey Davis Waif Denny Till Denny Jeanette Dinkins Motrin Docker y Susan Dollyhtgh Mike Droughn hmtfy Edward Being a Freshmen mews spending long Hours in the library learning the Fundamental of writing term papers. Freshmen Sue Evans Jimmy Evans Horold flppenon Calhy Fall in Donna Fender Randolph Fender Kenneth Fleming Shalia Foreman Tony Forrest Peggy Frost Robert frost Dunna Gant Mike SuHock fakes time to relit to th wtjide world- Freshmen Sue Glcngow Raul Gordillo UJIFan Grace Chris Gentry Charlotte Giion Charles Good Carolyn Goirs Dickie Goldhng Dean Gordon Ann Gwyn Gill Halsey Eddie Hardy K - 42 Well, let ' s go hove fun. I hove to pull my trans- mission this afternoon. Car lent- Haynes Dionne Hanes Mike Heath Buddy Hedricfc David H nj|ey Cynthia Hiatt Stuart Hoi comb Debm Holmyn Pom Hoi lor Belly Hoover Kay Norton T rft$n Ho r I On « Greg HouS r Dennis Howell ftoberi Hudson Sieve Hudspeth Gail Hull Susan Hunter 6 tty Kitchens Kay Inmrjn Linda IssaCs Olivia J«3up Cindy John$ jn Judy JohntOn Vfcki Johnson IVorman Jones ftobin Jones Janic Key Paul a Key Robert Key Tom King Margie Kfrvgsbury Pom Kirkmon Judy Lambert Barbora Latter Doug Lawfftnc 44 Susan Lawrence Joe Lawrence, Jr. Hilda Lewis Ben Love Dtbbie Lowe D rtrtji Laws Mike Law Sandra Lowe Anita Luff man jlen Mori in Joy Martin Karen Martin Freshmen Ltnda Martin Sue Martin Mark Mqfthowj Kathy Combs Sandra Montgomery Gory Mooney Deborah Mojflr Peggy Moiley Don Motiinger Elizabeth Murrey Par McMilltan Carol Mc Call urn Freshmen Cathy McCormlck Dianne McCormlck Sherryl Needbam Unrfa Nfljter Barbara Newman David Nitbrjts Debbie Nichols Marsha Nitron Anna Norman Bobby Norman ?hH rvjynr. Richard Obenihoin Jimmy Parks Pal Pearson James Phipps Steve Phillips Hugh Reavis Larry Rodgcrj Ana San tan a Terry Scott Hilda Sechrtst Kay Sheets Joan Sbelton Teresa Shin-oult Belty Simmons Debbit? Sirnmoni Andy Simpson Bonnie Slougrer Beckey Smith Billifr Smith Albert SmJrh Eddie Smith Joan Smith SandCfi Smith Tommy Smith Hops Smithfrfmnn Freshmen Joyce Snow Betty Speer Doris Sprinkle Kay Sprinkle Kan Steele Donne Stewart Allen Stimpion Steve Surrart StJian Sutphin faekey Swift Diana Syktfi Jamfri Sykei Jerry Taylor Dennis To I beet Pal Tfuirl Barbara Tucker Greg Tucker Richard VanAnfwarp Jo Ann Van Horn Mono Venable Monty Vanobie Fred Voglcr Gail Wagner Cathy Wall Debbie Wall Svnfra Wtjll Charlotte Warsort Kathy Wheeler Bonnie While David While Karherine White Karen Whitener Eddie Wilmorh Kathy Wolfe Lynn Wood Sylvia Wao ctie Robi n York Elisabeth Young Pom YotHTger Sue Younger EXASPERATION so Sophomores Forgetting lime is all too ihort There is felt a need to Fly For tpirit foul ten, and sadneji growr. For what bdt been to good cannot I art. Yet, there are mare adventure ' Welting in other I cm as fe f fhoie who core. In tho making of a new tond far the children of 1( Beverly Adams Jerry Adam Patty Adams Bonnie Sarr Randy ftee cn Dee BrnkLey Oovid Brown Glendb Sullen Sophomores 52 Clinton Bullock Coley Bufton Parti Butcher Brenda Carpenter Mike Carter Tomara Carter Eddie Children Dorothy Coble Woyne Cook David Cooke Sam Cooke Debbie Com George Delp Anne Dlnkins John Dfnkin Ronnie Deckery 53 Karen Don Bobby Duncan Avo Eadk Bonnie Estei Steue Flippfn Tim George James Gilley Teanferd Goods-on Lorry Gordon Mike Gruse Frank Gillispie Ronald Gunnel) oil! Hall Hilda Hall Smith Hardy Danny Harris Sophomores Lee Borrifon Al Hawks Gayle Hawks Corl Hayes Debbie Hayes Mike Hayes Cleve Haymore Clyde Htjymote Si Kitty Hen nij Don old Hicks Richard Hill Garland Holland Judy Honey eutt Jamei Johnson Pariy Jones Wayne Jordan Kelhy Key Lone Kay- Jon Lowion June La-son Steve Lawman Brent Moqerrtgr Gray Morfon Keith Marion Sophomores 8 Beginning eoch new day Wondering what it hold With doubt ond concern But greeting it wfth Courage and hope We seek to open doors of others T s make new doors of our own. Ronnie Morion Carl Martin, Jr. Dor re I Martin Deborah Martin Gar Martin Kafph Martin Linda Marhii Dale Matthew j Sophomores OK McCraw Helen Miller John Miller Gary Mi Hi Mik Montgomery Rosemary Monti inger Debbie Murray Penny Myerj Dovro Meal Bobby Newman Marsha Noah Charles Norman Kathy Normon Wit la Norman Judy Osborne Kothy Payne ' What nudes? I don ' t see any nudes! ' Bonilo Phillips Richard Prich rr Daniel QueiirYberfy K ' lllh Ray Pol Reynolds Phil Seyr-iolciS Phyllis Reynolds John Reed ■A former graduate finds a jab on campus.. :• Sophomores D bbi RhJnehordt Lynn RicKareb Sybil Robert? Patricio Rupard Janice Salmons Silly S tMe MFk Show Charles Sharp Ken Shelton Hobby Shore Judy Simmons Debbie Smith Botch Casually ond THe Somedunce Kid hft Dobion « Paulo Smith John Starbuek Dorl-ene Stone Ronnie Sulphin fli V| 1 A. Keith Thomas John Tinker Debbie Tolbert Winnie Tatberl Sophomores Student Council member Gaty Mi 111 palroti the parking lot In his spore time far fun and profit for the Student Council. 6J Sophomores Soph on ore Charles Shorpe actually studies in bis spore time. Mickey Vcnable Oonny Vestal Ben Vogier Eddie Wall Gwyn Wslb rn Ronald Warf Gene Ward Mik« Waro 64 fton Whit Wade Whit lock lm ©gene Wilmorh Ron Wish on David Wolfe Eddie Wolfe Clayton Wrfghl 5 AFTER DARK, SCC! Mr, Carlos Surmtt does a fine job as head of our Evening Division, Student! who could not come during the day Find It est to come and take die courses offered for night stu- dents. The courses range from College Parallel to the technical and vocational course;. One con always Find time to take a course at S,C,C, i Takes on A New FACE! There is truly no ' generation gap in SCC ' i night division. There -fs, however, the same spirit of learning which has made SCC The college that it is today. ■% t % Above: Nighr i I udenti en- gage in hen ! diicu ron. Left: The night is not all studying and learning. Below: There is always someone there to help with any problem. PARTICIPATION «e ? STUDENT GOVERNMENT ! • , ; %mp First Row; Left to Right. Deborah Holmon, Dixie Cook, Linda Maihis, Susan Lawrence, JiN Johnson, Teresa Shirjoult, Peggy Frost, Koihy Payne, Second Row: Kathie Boylei, Gray Marion, Duha Gant, Mr Shepherd, Adviior; Jsrry Adorni, Larry Gordon, Gary Mills, Jan LawiOn, Ann Dirtkeni. Members are busily decorating the Chrisrrras tree in ih cafeteria. 70 OFFICERS Jerry Re id, Preside nr Lonnie Hotchird, Vice-Presidenr Qebbfe Murray, Secretary Debbie Hayes, Treasurer M U ALPHA THETA C. Norfnan D. Nunn B. Carter C. Shepherd A, Howki . Carpenter T. Mast D. Sink ley K. ayl ?t K, Payne 0, Bfritap P. Key A« Ead G. Ward E Young 5. Dally high K. Sleele C. Beosley K. Gamer O. McGr« J. Snow K, Wheeler Officer : Lefl to Riflhf. Glen do Bulla n, Secretory; Kolhy Payne, President; Avo cods, Treasurer; Teddy Most, Vice-President; Dale Nunn, Historian. 72 AG BUSINESS CLUB First Ravt t Left to Right, David White, Steve Low son, Ricky Dcrvis, Hugh Reavis, Thomas Davis, John Jetty?, James Phlops, Bill Smith, Second Row: Mr 4 Ervin, Advisor; Eddie Bryant, James Ward, John Slorbuck, Gory Moorvey, Randolph Fender, Mike Hayes. Members selling Tickels for o Color TV given away at the Hanecoming geme. 73 SPANISH CLUB Left to Right: Debbie Atkins, Liz Sparger, Pallia Adam, Linda luacs, Pet Rupordj Craio ooylei, Dr. Gorrioran, Anvijor; Suian Lawrence, Gray Marion, Dorlene Tolbert, Beverly Batn, Steve Fiippin, Gory MiJtj, Robert Landry, Mark Matthews, Dr. GofriofHjn look an rift Spanish iludenti hard at work. 7 TECH CLUB Left to Right: Robert Hudson, Keith Thomas, Sam Cook, Frank Per- kins, Mike Gruse, Pre},; Lonnie Badgelt, Greg Leonard, ArvTl Scott, Tommy Adams, Albert Smimi, Glenn Mqrtfn, Jfmmy Park, Greg Tuc- ker, James Johnson, a  « - 75 CIRCLE K CLUB Tftre-ja ShinouLr Cynthia Hi art CIRCLE K Kay Inrnan SWEETHEARTS flgrbaro Wall Ana San I ana Brcnda Carpenter STUDENT NURSES ASSN. P vsiw Jftif £ !■ 78 STUDENT NURSES SPONSOR First Blood Drive TV 1972 LANCER - ft y Jon Low son I Oar Mi I Is Co-Edilor 1 Larry Gordon Ph 1 (jg rapher Jerry Retd Pfoologropby Edit Or Debbie Cox Clubs Editor Mickey Venablo Club Editor Janice Salmons Mike Carter Anita Luffman H STAFF . - Parti e Adam No) Pictured: Danny Harris Richard Hill Kathy Payne Debbie Ho yes Kay Sprinkle Carolyn Goint n Jan Lovson, Editorial Board Jerry Raid, Editorial Board Keith Roy, Editorial Board sec NEWS STAFF June Lowjon, Circulation- Editor Jane R ld, Certooniit Conrod C. Hotegmb, Jr. AaVlsor 32 DRAMA CLASS... Patsy Jooei, David Hensley, June Lawson, and Jan Reid in Fumed Oak. ...Presents Plays ,v - - Kay Sheets In Please, No ' Flowers. S3 Competition Co-cqprains Clinton Bullock and Randy Beesois shake hands with I he G.T,I, Ccprain bef-pre arvjlher K-nighl victory. Craig Bay) as ihcwi his jumping style agairnr Guilford Tech. Coach Wayne Mo dinger Facial expression. reflect! the preuurn of the basketball season In hii ' iJfrm Clirtton Bullock puts a move on Mitchell .  Tony Forrest tofcei the hgll to the hoop fur gn eaiy one. Croig ooyles goes high for the tap-im The referee ot WMkes Community warns Randy Beeson against dun- king the balk 87 Allen Sttmpson rowers over on opponent !o lake ihe tip— jff. Clinton Bullock prepgres to shoot o Foul shot dur- ing: another victory. Kon She I ton adds two more ogoTnsi Southeastern - - « I.ULt2:S.T Urn victorious Knights dlsploy the trophies won in their itate championship effort. The Knights ore, left to right, Ronnie Snow, Gray Marion, Craig fioyles, Eric Strickland, Allan Stlmpsan, Bill Hayes, Co-captain Clinton Bullock, Ken She I ion, Co-captain Randy Beeson, and Tony Forresi, Coach Wayne Motsioger provided the leadership for the Knights 4 most successful season yet. SCC Wins State Crown The 1972 version of SCCs Knight basketball team after o slow stort, opened the new gymnasium by winning a state NCCCAA championship. After dropping the First three games, the team ' s freshmen began to show their style as Surry won their next eight against lough opposition before losing to Gas too and Southeastern for the second time. The Knights began the second season in the state playoffs ot Kf niton against Gaston College toking a 61-60 decision. On the following night SCC rolled over Southeastern Community College to win the state crown The Knights advanced to the Region X NJCAA playoffs at Ferrvm (Va,) Junior College. The Knight ' s season ended with o loss in o close game against Anderson (S.C.) Jr. College, as the Anderson squad won 85-70. 1972 Cheerleaders L«ft to right: Co- Certain Tina Strickland, Linda Matbii, June Law son, Co- Cap tain Suiart Lawrence, Trtjha Pepnon, Debbie Maser, PhyMTi Ct urth ( Alisu Rowley, Fort- ground: Bob Carter and Steve Leftwleh Surry ' s c h flfrrl eodari win it ate --wide at claim foe their Sfllhuiiasm. __ = X L J i The busiest man on the scpjad, Mascot Orii irvln, tokm out Hme to p« with Steve Leftwich (left), and his mother, Mrs Ervlrt. Building a strong foundation takes practice I 9l Desperation leads to strange moves sometimes 1972 Cheerleaders Bob: H 1 trust you, Steve, Steve; Yw fool I K Intramurals Above: Groy Marlon stu- dies the situation to se« f£ Joe Atkins is ready far a- nather impossible shot. Be- low : The scoreboard shows how close the game really Intercollegiate Tennis Due to time (imitations no group picture of the tennis team wos available. At press time the team included; Rondy Edwards, Groy Marion, Ronnie Snow, Gene Sain, Robert Landry, Mike Stone, Clinton Bullock, Kenny Steele, Doug, Lawrence and Eddie Wall Coached by James Reeves Gene Sain begins Pits Spring training early. 93 The 1972 Homecoming condrdotts were nominated by campus clues and organ! za (ions and war ; (leFt to right June Law an r Tina Strick- land, Pauia Key, Cynthia Hiott, Susan Hunter, Phyllis Church, Una Con, Janice Salmons, Sandra Montgomery, and Sub Covington, Homecoming 1972 Jerry Adams, SCC student and noted diic jockey of WSYO served as Master of Ceremonim. Cynthia Hiatt wos named first runner-up in the carnpw-wide voting. ■ June is congratulated by Randy Beeson aj Clinton flu J lock and last year ' s funner-up Mlmi Patterson looks On, Miss June Lawson HOMECOMING QUEEN Licorfcd by Roul Gordiolo Recognition w Yes, We hove only fust begun, But there ore those among us who know the rood we travel. We follow in their footsteps, As the go before us. TheJr sacrifices have given us the knowledge to moke our Beginning. The road behind them may hove been rough - - ■ We cannot judge; We only know it has given them the qualities it takes to be Outstanding in the eyes of their fol towers. Such outstanding people deserve a little more Praise than they have yet received. Therefore, To these people We dedicate the following pages. t ' 98 ,k A perfect woman, nobly planned, To warm, to comfort, and command; And yet o spfrit Still and light With something gf angelic light, What diora can « toy? Mrs. Leona Cooke 99 Mr. George Jones jm u He it a man to wham the world it but a saw, a block of wood, and a ikillful hand. He is a man to whom we give no credil. But, in reality, his reward ' tn the good he doei. He builds the builders to mofee our world efficient. Yet we never see him. See him a he ti. 100 Recognition coftiBj but ffj the dark- ness of a moment. For iiw yean he has given. HTj numinr is now, a moment erf inconsequence, per- haps, tiul 1 his IS hismacntint. Our Sincerity i matched but only in the deep example ha has far, A friend should be one in whose t understanding and virtue wc con confide, and whose opinion we con value at once For in Justness ond sincerity. Mr. Richard C. Seltzer lOt Miss Ruth Thompson Though fines may look bleak ond bar Though minds and hearts are in despair There is a t tower which blooms each day To guide a student along the way A new ray of hope re t in her smfl For it is in Her the gfiswer lies To many a question and rrtqriy a drtfcxn 10? Mr. James Wallace He help you He makes you understand He makes you happy He is know I edge obi 6 H give the eKtra effort He socrTfitei He Is firm but fair He is unmistakably Mr, Wallace 193 Jerry Adcxns Student Governmenj Association Pep Bond LANCER Staff G lender Bullae Mu Alpha Theto Society- Secretary tJrcnda Carpenter Math Club Qrcle K Sweetheart Tomora Carter Biology Lab Assistant Ann Dinkins Student Govsmmsnt Association Who ' s Who in American Junior Colleges 104 K v Ai Keith Roy Newspaper Staff jt ' rry R«id Pf«sidertt-SGA Newspaper Staff Photography Editor- LANCER I Jane Re id Newspaper Staff Janice Solmom Homecoming Court LANCER Staff Debbie Smith Student Government AiiOtinli on MM In purring the 1972 Loncer together, we found, besides rhe many problem , that there were people without whett help, there would hove been nothing. To our photographers, lorry Gordon, Dick Hill, ond especially to Jerry Reid, who wo responsible for developing over 500 pictures used in this annual; To Mr. Arden Lackey, without whose help and advice, as well as the individual pictures, The Lancer would not hove been possible; to Mr. Richard Seltzer who helped where no other could; and to the countless people whose cooperation ond work, both in selling pictures ond in advising, helped us to bring this 1972 Lancer to you, the students of SCC. Gory Mills A Jon Lowson Co- Editors 1972 Lorwer 10 m w feSu x J 110 So My Fantasy Becomes Reality And I Mutt Be What I Must Be And Foce Tomorrow So I ' ll continue to continue to pretend my life will never end And f lower never bend With the rainfall. Simon and Garfunkel -• Ml 112 Published ! v Stephens Publish I ru Winsmn ■ SaJtm, N.C.