Surry Community College - Lancer Yearbook (Dobson, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1987 volume:

WAS THEN3 s IS Now SURRY COMMUNITYELLEGE ,,fDOBSON, NORTH CAR'OLINA K- Y. ill- , , , . 4 W I 5 I was-37 ,,,, ' LANCQRU -Q' 3 .M 'Mil :MN -'ffsrlx 'Q 5 r -' lr:r51A.rEMENT or -IJ: li -I I ,i-F ' I - I 1 -A F :Irie i'i,urpoe',epf5urnr Con1m'unily Colle lslo enable gillzans olour are toincreese theirski d ','jflfib7iyAlel1qe: To'Each'His Farthest7Sl Vggilan appropriate l11QU.,Q.,5urry.II2pniililun' ill -1- -T. ' 'mil-'ilb,purpbse,by: , -fr . K, . -, A 'rea 3525-.lifl 'f ,J 1-sv. 1 I r -' .V V -.-4-. -. . .vm . .. ' N Q , V fjpen dgqr admis ons andwjthln the setutory a d instructions which will give each st dealt the Q-ppor ss ' ' 'Gulf H - E - eifvogieifliyes. 'M' 3- - 'I u - V :.. Ehgliring an-.al wheneach muqghifnas iigQ:'qessfglly.4cgmplg3e,Lu a program that he will have life-skill and knowledge to meet the dernan soflhe'-lab for which he has preqaredpr tpqlransfar and , , , I v A Qliroviding social, cultural, and recrediona ac sl slum u ship and social skills, their appreciation qi aesthetic valuelir and P FYIUYG Dfbd leisure Illme. , - . - 'V - Hpevelgplng effective ways 01 evaluating College programs, to makeladjuslrrfgnte as needed.. and 'to make appropriate reports lo the public. ' V -' 2 -1- 1. A -Encouraging and sllmulallng the innate desire for leading. . -Making Surry Community College a stimuialing and rewarding place to work and study. , 1 .n' 1 .un .Q- 1 SCC Greenhouse Door lo tha Jolly Green Glanl o fry.. You gum gn ll hoi boioro Il mu. nov. Whoo' N D' mis wmv UUIB I. ,431 I J 'ln -:Sr N 'P' Y , , pifgrlf 'K' V , l . .. .hi ,jk I. Q Z -1 r u. .IJ l What dld you way? F llhlofll ll SCCI Yau m-nan l'm the Ian! one lo leave? Won'1. lhur be surprised to Boo ms? vf,. ah.. ., 'h-. I'd raituar watch you than I-Isiun to him. fCURRlGU1EU'M' . TABJL E, CONTEN LIFE AL EVENTS s DEE-NT BODY KDNKHNIISTRATION FKEg4LLY,q5-TAFE CLUBS, A . .gf -- .ps-1 . f 'A .Q -' 's 4. -4 . '--1v.- : . .-. DEDICATION: IAMES A. HUTCHENS N-4 -nn ga 5 Since Mr. James A. Hutchens had dedicated the last twenty years of his Ilfe to leaching, lhe 1986-'37 Lancer is dedi- cated to hlm. After he completed high school. Mr. I-lutchens moved on to the University ol' North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where he received his Masters Degree, Before Mr. Hulchens jnlned the stef! at SCC on February 1, 1967, he was the Register ul Deeds in Yadkin County. On May 31,1985 he retired. But when school started this lall he was hack as a part-tlme teacher. He lives with his wife Thelma in Yadkln County. 5 FROM 0 E-ROOM SCHOOLHOUSE f f-:H?wf41f4fLf 'ff-'Q'iiT, n Q. -- ru nw , Env! .La I ' -, -.,,, ,-, ,, .,, . ' 1- f ' . : TT : 'EE --- . ' . .. , A ' A , f . ' Grading :III ul orlglnal bulldlngg vlan' trom the back of camplll SCC clrnpua silo: farm lind: February 196GgSurry Canlrul High in lha Wwafd 50'-'H' Milf' Sflilli SDIIHS 1956- Dick sraurld. Urlginal campus cnnalrucllonm Snrintl 1966: Lelrlng Ra- aourcas Building. John Krapick, Prn sinent Uerzjq Fl13hlrlBurrIS. Board o1 Trumtaas frlgnll. GYHITIBBIUII1 C9DllflICll0l'l , 1 970. -A 'E 6 R n rr - , frffalil , Tw-'hnicnl Building under connruclionq SQIITIQIFIII 1966. ' ww. ,ff -, - ' ' L 'I ,, ?--H I 1-I ... - ' :'?i ?.ih., 'in-,rs 'j,g,,,, ,Q Q... .- --. A. warg. - 4 .gf . . 1 .. . --'F ' m ' .- ,SEAN f ' ..-J SCC Facully MBBlIng: FBII 1967. Sas any ilmlllar facts? John Krapnsk, Prasldanl, alsndlrli. Seated. front row il-rl: Gllnrg-I Stockton, Dian at SIIIGIMB: Plllfl Thdmusull, Cuunuolnr. Second row: Paul Kclchar, Voca- llonal-Tachnlcal Dlrsnlnr Peggy Taylor, Buslneug Mary Ann CIIBWIQI, Engnsng Gnlala Spargur, Business: M0r!I!l Lear, EIel:il'0nlc5qJ5ll'13l wal- lies, Buslnassg Raymond Wenger, Chamlslry. Thlrd fowl Broadus Ab Irina. Aulomollvmg Eric Fraud. Draltingg Conrad Holcomb, History: John Van!-lorn. English: Carman Rlclsardlnn. Music. Faurlh vow: Paul Min- shuvl. P.E.: Guy McCann, Mlth: Sam Allrld, Bulineug Jamss Raavu, Psycllolomr and Adukl Ed.: James Tarnplatnn. Ildull and Ganllnulng Ed, Flflh row: Rlclmld Suitxsr, Blology. ...TO THE PRESENT DAY COLLEGE CAMPUS .-1 , 1 . .. , In 11- - f Dns-mom schoolhouse at Pigshln. FIRST BOARD OF EDUCATION: SBIIBU CI-r1:Rnb9rl BUI- rls, llrsl Board or Trustees chalrmang John Kr unlck. flrul SCC Prtlldontg Robsrl Chlllon, lint SCC Dean. Ve -E-- SCC Graduatlnn. 1970. SCC lodayg Snringlsulnlnelffall 1986. . . -lr? 1- , ' ' ' 5.3524 ':f'2'Q.f.1..f,Q, - --K - , b- . 1 'f flvf- TTQI1' Q N, ' --L A gia-m .J I J: - ' 'Lit- :1-5 . - H4 - in ,Q lg f ' Y zgw . i':?fS:L - auf ' ,I ' .i -1 .. nv V I ' E '. on. L.l, , ., Q A In ,,.' H ! ' ,, V 'Y ' ' 1 , '21 TL 11- ' I L1 '. . H5 :P I- 5 -nr.- 'LL ' L 1,1 4 5 it - - lllllll . Lx .1 I- . ' I V-.-,- ' f ' lilmll 1 q., ' , -- ' ' , , . - V 7 AUTUMN LEAVES FESTIVAL The second weekend In October is a traditional time for people ofthe N.C.1oethIIIs.Itis a celebration ol' the changing leaves and the togelh- erness of people. Thls three-day even! was started In 1967 by the Mt. Airy Chamber ol' Commerce, but the original Idea came from Dr. J. Dale Simmons. The Fesiival ls a greai SUCCBBB with 250,000 to 300,000 crowding MI. Ar! to view the arte and crafts. listen ln entertainment, watch other people, and sample the available food. The 1986 celebra- tion, held Oct. 10-12 oflered some ol the lineal memories of the year. v l 'w'sQA 7 --pi? -4 it . 1 . be F' -iq 1' SP ,4. 1 ' ,' IW? f -5- A - 2? gf S, .V-'Q 1, . .f A -'H W ' . '- .. L , es 'X ..,...-,.n 1 'X i B 4,7 ...... I d in if, f xW S CAMPUS 4. 'V Q-'ll .-sl 1' 'X .,'T wqvnu md?-A 7 5'R-Lgsfgrlq - L in 5' 3114.0-ll - ne- ' ,.v 4------g - X- -na . 1-. Q M I , -.. 1 Q ,f .Q15-x , - I F .b -. I ru.. . , sir- nd .f .Wg 1- IFE gg ' 7i e?,',,,,.:- I ' 7 Agn , --T ALQ h--1.-J. 'L-. ve: .E-'T-75 52 hi!-l' ' 1 -..1-i- A I y 9 l gg4'fs 'Q r ,2 '.r' -ll :QOH - 15155-'15-3 . .H l .H.+' TSWJWI- J If '5 1 I .. .. L . ' ll fgffkk- Rl!-'.'1A' ,-lg ' w -nh- W- O-I li' 'D .Aff - 'fn '5T'1.L.-l P'f JIM- -J.-.uf A .Ov-v 4, +,-Aux .,,f-Fiffw Er. 14 t , Lf. Kr-ff ,fr ,, W -,. QA? i JJ :l':L lIf4p-'ii ' -', ' ',.:,- fi, ,,- 1.1, ,,w:l'. . - nf- .2-'. '-1 'Y ' . ' --H- Q I., -fr ,Lf-T41 m-,, 'i' ' T, f - 3 Yb- in ' F 1 fx .-. N 1 , I ' I 1 -J 4 1 ' If it-1 -f f A . Brian Edwards has many Inlarolts. I-DDKINB UD 19 NSW HOU! - - - 5.5 . N 'i - - hi ' ' I NS, 1 , 'Ep - ' ' ' ' f .... jp ' '- li LIL.: 1 ' 1 Tx' in -' . ffm' 'R-'tis 4' ' . ' FZ ., ,rv !,t, ,, 5:2-I ' -. ffl ' I 4-7 N P ,cjrf my ky- Q The way In give a baby a bath I! . . . Well, you aol, I! was like this . . -f . 1 How's lhls for openers? 1 ' '52 ' iff- , -F-Frfif 1, W k- 1.-5 ' 12' 1 'iff' 'K-1-i.e' , , i - I 3 i.-.:::.-4.---2 -J., -E I- - -, . :Sf ffwclff - ' ' qffyff- fi' A 1 , 5:5-A 1115, 1 -3 ' A 1 'il-, 44 ' v ' ' Huw. grow you llllla davlll Qna mm. for gh, mad? Mr. Sanrlars, wa love those shorlsl I4 f -1 - 1 I really lull nullly aboul skipping class In do lomoilllng lllnl I anjoyr H' Jlflfllfhf finally any , u 1 1 vi has a nalia nl. 'Url 'T l W IN If si rl' 2:12 ' A -, - I ' . ' ff, .: -' 5 if V , , -E' , PM 4 Z., 1 a.m'- guy! ag H 'SJ V' .gg '.uh'-J , P, ,Wy gl.. . Are you rsully solrm ln ol! thai 'P 4' Q Klm 11880119 more romantic Cumrmsallon wlilu Willy. The Wild LI la Nnhodfs nerfaeu I know what Vedra lhlnlu Ing, hul Engllah in not my lavorlla clalsl Iluut cu uIdn'l alas away from this place. 15 I m rea1Iy lniereslad in continuing my education. ls everybody llslenlng? Ia everyone having a good ilme? eg -I Q5 - FJ I ' .1-A L45-5-u'.' fl F -, - , ,,., what lun wire having! Mrs. Jarvis. I nggd heap, 'pl' F 0. D I .L l W i! ' I I I 0 'i You can sum lry to slug at SCC fiat'-.V . ,... -T- , I: :Eff rx: 188 ' -,vi -.Li-,'. .4 '-9 :E .12 1 5 fix x :: t:i5.a 'v '11 Q si 0 Ei su ,iii ' 5 1 1 S ig 5: , a -, , fri We have lo do somalhlrlg about parking, Q V' Q 1 ,,v.'.' 1-. -v, Z'L ' :gf - - , . ...fs ., Y riff? -' b f 3-'gg , -3 .J H 5 5, Ziiifivf? -Q .:' ff 52 ff ' g L 5-':'f:'f2 -1 -'-In . I 4 I 1 , 'll-' 'IT SPECIAL Q.. . ,.-,,, 1-iqvf--eq..-.--,.,. u EVEN TS SPRING FLING '99 s' i f? 4 5 x w Skfkwlfldlf DNY5 al HID UBIICU, I0 dHl'lCB U18 hlghl UWB!- E BIYDUGY has lun ANNUAL PICNIC Everybody Eats! fl! , ,J ,gl -I L I v - X -H-. - ' Vx-Q' pg -,, K' 'J , 1 ' ' I X fp L -an ' f- I V .y M I .a P-. 'jk F , -A., a- .L 'W'-4 FF'-A ' In ,I 1 X I 1 H r-.l1aa'-dh 4.1 r n E yh dy lSCCd hl p tiohln lh STUDE T EVENTS Jumla Hull and Wayne Leonard ua! walcfmclon al !ho plcnlc. aunrm-r-mmrn -N 1- .gn- nrnv'A'zvAz - -f, uhwvhuhmgg 3 'fig 2:52111-' tiff? '4' Aram 5. -' ' ' pqivlraakoarafui xgffvlq .. ,..' v ' ' vp ..-if-rn.: f'fd?:?:5'2?:95 '1 'ilgfd W :m.e4.e2.f-'f..:f41v:m, mr? ac:1drAuvAmnu pn'-.M Wai! ru I 'HIV' lvflmn p 41' lisl UIQ Tilt Lorca-:sara-we-. :.w.m -.n.,1:1.1 l7pg.'P:Q:'DfQ5.'-fl '1l'u0Yl2. X1 lfqv' :amopgmxn -pu:-:ffm vnn gn 1.1 if .suv 1 fir 2 1 . .-.,f,.2 8 L57 A-nal 5 'MFE s sf-:airs E Efmwi? i mlamvai 'E 2553151 1 VHS! gm- 'Qs 4 3 W 22 zashrdags huwm 5'i? 33ZMf 45. 'Sh 'im an ,Muay-flas:.m.an Iimygaow an-5 '- ' ,gi-I .f J-in Ml. Rlng sale dunkbd. EVERYBODY DANCE? iff 2 Q6 fx. m FQ' wwfwqmkqfv V CONCERTS J ,f L-il vg ,-Q.. ZE REX on campus Sldewlndor entenalned al SPRING FLING. -v -Ill l alntd. 'l'EACHER'S DAY Q u. :gf-5 L- -fx'-'lf - ' so 1 J 'E ' .' .133 Zi, 11' ' ' - A X v- 5 3 It K 'J I' J N' 15 ai gf , , -L N ,.:..,'--. . k- Sanla'n Part A I 1 .1 I 1 : ' .. r'-:J J H .tl YIZN A. V . is .T . CHRISTMAS AT SCC IS Fu . Fun! Fun! -un P FK y Dr. Richards sums slcllad. -5, I ! X . Ms. Rina ll a helniul ELF! GRADUATION 's --1 S TUDEN T 1 1,-iid BODY li v.-' Kathy Adam! Ylidlllmlllli. NC Elementary Edutiiloll 1 .5 he-- Karen Mounds: Slala Road. NC Typing ix 4: Michael QIIQDDG Yldkimrllle. NC Elec lrnnlns SG.. llprll Rllred Ml. NW. NC Criminal Julllca A , Q Q x 1 .'- .fx . ' J' 71. wr: .. x- !', 1.1g- ,521 ' 'Q -V ., , - 44,4 Judy Angel lull. AIU. NC 'Nord Procasslhg 2 Q- r . . . . Thomas Anne I Ml. Ally, NC Business Admin, jx Terr? Alhley Jonemsla, NC Exec. Secrelery 2 : Bormla Anlh any .Ion esvllle. NG Elec tronice fs., is .JN Juan Alklna PIIOI PMR.. NC College Transfer Edilh Ayers Ml. AIU. NC Nursing 1. , I - M Ne II life ll Cana. VA Secretafi' Jennllar Barrall Araral. NC Elementary Eamzalinn . -ii. '1-f Chris Beuguoss Tllurrnund. NC Aulll Menharllca Dellnna Beamer Ml. Airy. NC College Trnnsler Cwlhlla Bnaulei Mc. Airy. NC Exec. Secrelaflf 1 W Barry Beck KII1 9. NC Electronics '1 12- -'M A l Melissa Beck Mu. airy, NC Marketing and Reialllng I -. Stephanie Beeson PIIDI Mtn.. NC Accullnling T'lrlB Ball Elklrl. NC Elec. Secular! lk-- in :J . .. . 1' -IN? EEN? ,.' ina. Susan Bannon ul. any, NC College Trnnsinr Q., 92 -.. E ,- ' ' 4 Ellen Blllirrgh Yvalla Bnrin Sparta, NC Boonvlllu. NC Acrsuunllng CUILBHB Transfer G S ' -J' . fir: 1 .I Karan Bllllnga Jason Bowen Thurlnond. NC Elkln. NC Legal Sacrhilrv Waidlwlli ... 1' lb W' v- B v x r . ' JL .I N 1- Brenda Elndsoa Charlas Bowman Waliflaid. NC Ml. AIN. NC Gan. Cllllca Tsnh. Business Admin. nt in -. ' - I., I ' . A . ' j 'WL K' L f Lynn Bunn Chris Bowman Dobson. NC Ararai. VA Accounting G Cdllugn 'transfer Bullncsl 5 H, 'AL IN, - xx I . 1 'xr 5 Donna Bowman Eur Bond. NC Collage Transfer Cn' r-. ' Q - ' 'Iyrone Bowman Mr. Airy, NC Eloctranlcs Anglo Boyd Mt. AIN. NC College Transfer Tull '- 1. JW Pam Boyd Klng, NC Computer Engineer '43 'ir .-5+ 'X Tom Branch Du I: son. NC CDIIOUQ Trans!-sr 516' -P... Lyn Brlnlla white Plains, NC College Transfer it 5 .. t . 4- -,N Angolla Brown Me. Airy, HC Lsgll Sscrararrf 5 Ja ul ., LGGIII Braun Slate Road. NC Computer Engln86r -as 1 an ..,. 3-.- -. , --. Edgar Brooks Llnnal Brown Ml. Airy. NC MI, Airy, NC CrImIna1 .Iusllna Drawing fir-- B' L I 5 . 4 'N A . L1-1 Tonda Brooks Lisa Brown Bannon, NC Eu! Band. NC Cullen Transfer Marlraling A Relalllnn I li IT- -1 in W. ' 1 N K I A 1.- Palrick Brown Charles Callahan Ml. Airy. NC naman. nc Elnnlronlcs Drnlmanlll Horllcullum ir- -un Q g - . -. Sheryl Bryant Mllchlll Callaway Arafat. NC Stale Road. NC Dmlllng 5 Design Llgnl Construction - . Baller Cain Liu Carroll ln. Airy, HC rung, NC Elaelronlca Grlmlnal Junllca 'IA 5, H. GN:- all ,fi - ,. - 'FW Donald Canlavan! Yadkllwlllo. NC EI0l:lr0nIcB -9? Johanna Cahn Yuhacccvlllu. NC Builnus Adlnln. K . , . Marlena Caudle Boom-llla, NC Exec. Sacrelary Mary Cllr. Cynthia Carter Gayle Ca-are Plllllaell. NC Vadklnvllli, NC Dohloll. NC Business Admln. Marlmllng and Elaclronlci Relalllng Gina Cave Mt. Airy, NC CDIIBBD Transfer 1351: -.. 1.-I .- Missy Chandler Ml, llF'I'l NC Nursing Gwn .Ig 1 mdk is HE. . Llla Chappell nn. an-y, NC Electronica . ,Q - - .5 1 I.. , S, 1. X 'N r., G r -:wa- 2-1 xfx- Lani' Children Yadklnvllla, NC Eloclronlcl YC' r. . J Burton Chrllllle Klnw. NC Colligo Tranilar Qs-1' C' I Mal Church Elllill. NC Colloii Transfer 'Hr- -IL: - I X l 1 XX .. nhl Robin Chunk Slam Road, HC Ellctronlcl Rick Clifton Dnbnon. HC Cnrnmnrclal llrl T Q. -..- Wllllam Clonll. Jr. Davis County, NC Eleclronlcs un hr J I' f LJ- -V , H. Pam Cocllarham Rural Hall. NC Business aelmln. Sunil Cue Dobson. NC Cullum! Transfer .1-' 1. Doris Colllnl Pilot Mtn., NC Collage Transtur 'E-in L, Malanla Colllnl Thurrnond. NC Lcllal Secrelafif iv -Z'- Sllcanda Collins Jorlewlllc. NC Nur!! ng In -E I x Jlmmy Combs Hobson, NC Crlmlnal Justice F ,fn I Michelle Camel' Dobson. MC Ellmnrllary Educlllon q-.-i. I H1 , X. Shlflbf Comer Mt. Airy, HC lladlcal Socroiary -.- -ur-no n- Llsa Conner I-lamplolwllla. NC Ac counting ,JN c. l' v-. S 1 . GI!! CG Dil. nn. Any, NC Acco urllng t Tw' n- . Q .. 1 ll! Lnynl Geek Mt. Airy.. NC Marksllrla and Fllllalllrlg Pam Cook naman, HC College Tranllcr 3'e1 Temmr Cnuka Wtllflald, HC Colleen Transfer nu .I Kelly Cram Ml' MW. NC .nmmmllng y:. Vx, I-up F ill Linda Grand Ml. Alry, NC Tylpswrlling Susan Crlsaman Slloarn. NC Ralull Manauemnnl Anlta Crolts lull. Alry, uc Exac Sacralary .. T.. E- - David Dillon' Watlllnld, NC Cfllrllrlal Juallce 1 ' , Mir: Dzrlcy Haallng Hlver. NC Nursing AAL, David Dania! Naval, NC Collage Transfer 2-v Karen Davis Galal. VA Nursing 21- G. . Wanda Davis Wfllli Plaini. NC College Transfer . 1--' 'l 'u M. Samuel Dearm-In Plnnacls. NC College Transfer ai. f.. ,N AM I Dalai cl o Hamnlonvllle, NC Gen. Office Tech. J- .. f v. W, - R r-e. ' 'YH l R- E Rl Deus Dixon While Plalns. NG Computer Engineer fr f. Kyle Duron MI. Airy. NC Elaulfonlce Kalhy Dobson Dobson. NC Bus. Admln. -- I ..., -... Gina Dolllhigh Mr. Airy. NC College Transfer .f GS: -B-,I Erlc Duggan Vadlslnu-Ille. NC Electricity af-Q Tina M. Eesler LDW 89. NC Cullegs Transfer HIUITIOTIU Eaton To as l. NC Electr onlce 4:-,, . J-f -X RDIIIIIB Ellldll Pllol Min.. NC EIBCIYQIIFIIB Q' Q. 1-- 1 Brlan Franklin Edwards Cana, VA Colrege Transfer Dorls Edwards Stale Road. HC Auto Body 1.2 .K -..- r N , Qtr x ,rl Harley Edwards Snare ncaa. NC Auto Body is 32' .N K Januar: Edwards Pilar mn., NC Gen. Office Tech. 3- Tareua Edwards Wimdlawrr. VIL Bun. Admin. -, ,1- -RL Jasper Elllol Pilol Mlflf. NC BIISTIYIBBS I. Andy Ervln Kin g, NC Buelnaee Davie Evans Ariral, VA Cnllege Transfer Linda Fallln Pinne :lu . N C A menu nun 5 , l F1 5. 5 U J Shalt? Fa rlsl Areml, ve Com. Sclencefnuslness f Q5-' N. T Arnold Few Ml. Alnr. NC College Yreneier Carolyn Flelcner Mt. Alry, NC Crlmlnal .Iusllne ,Wu is YK Johnny Fletcher Plloi MU!-. NC Computer Englneer P8 mala Folger Bobs-nn, NC Gen. Olllca Tech. awn- .. -- rf I Marlha Fas EEHII, NC Collage Traniler ' .1 u . il Deadf: France ML HIGH NC Bus - Ad mln. K' HOD!!! Frarlklln Mr. Airy, NC Dralllng r , Elizabeth Freeman Ml, Airy, NC Business T5 'Cx ,of Louise Prear Ml. Alrlf. NC Word Procalling Grail' Ffh Ml. Airy, NC Buslness -Q:-fa tk. Christopher Full: Siloam. NC Elec lmnlna lcenh L. Fulk Kuna. nc E I eclrorl ics 'J' S use Mellen F ulp Slkoerll. NC FCE lill-Mirkallng L 1 A. Suzanne Gardner Lowgap. NC Bus. Admin. Nancy Genleen Yadhlnvlllll, NC Gen. Secreler! 'lu 1'- 1 . ' J .fx -. ..: iw , UHJA' '.'135,-n Mary Genlry Elkln, NC Exec. Secretary Pepper Gentry Ml. AIN. NC Hue. Admln. 35 Ronnie Gllberl EIIKII1. NC CGIIBHB Yranarer 4. , Jfwisl .1 In I wi: Dara Gills:-:ple Mr. Airy, NC -Gan. Olilco Tech, rx ,IQ Kllllr' Gllllam Junmwllln, MC Colligo Transfer JBmI8 Gilmore Shah Road. NC College Transfer l - Z In ,. r lllckla George Slluam, NC Business -i- -C. 1' l Darla Godlrof Elklrl.. NC Elaclmnlcs Englnlal' ri-in 1- -L, ff Bubble Goins Ml. Airy, NC Collage Trnnslar Os -. . Thnlma Golns ul. Airy, NC Vocational ,.-f 5:1 Ln -v f 'H v .. L . , gf -. lrllchello Grandson Ml. MH. NC Bull. Comlluter Programming is- -. n , K Missy Gurdon Ml. Airy. NC College Transfer l 9.6 T1 I ' 53,4 Sonja Gordon Hklh Grlmsley Stall Road. NC Calla!! Yralllfer Iarorl Haywood Mr. Airy. NG Auto Michinlcu hki. -i rv' . 5 s Q Adrl anno Hall Plnnicle. NC Ill- NYY. NG Exec. Sacretary Collage Transfer R- 1- ' - .. .' . X. V' V n I' 'x Kathy Gray Cnxnndrl Hall Pllul Mtn., NC Stale Road. NC Accounting Exac. Sncralafy -v 1. ,,. ,U , .Inna Hall Hamplo n ulllll . NC Buslness Admin. 5- 1. . --. TN ., I N. Ylln Harnlln ul. Any, NC COIIUQG Transfer C' - lrxlfl Wada I-I nl hour Doll son, NC Electronics 'msn -nl. lx . Ellii Hardlnoll Stale Road. NC Vncailnnal -in v- ! .-.. ' 1-X l 1 Linda Hardlson Slate Road. NC Vollailurlal .5173 vi. lx If ' Rndnay Hardy Dobson. HC Collage Tranifor nys.. William Hs fold mu. Airy. NC EIBEI ronlrl 1 Tabhha Hs rrisnn E lmn, NC Coltsgs Transfer T' '5' - , - ' , 55 B , A.. 'L - ,' A E- 1- . . Q 5 .x , , , , , 1 4.4 ' - ' ::.,j'-5 j ,J ww- I - ,. Chris Hauser Floburla Hayes Mntllsa Hedrick Lori I-Ilan vammwlue, NC nafmanae, uc slum, nc nu. Any. no College Transfer Computer Englnaar Markalhlg Retail Business Asn-:ln 3 'B 12' h . 1. '- ' if - l l , - 1 , L , F p. F-rj ' ' 'l1'51 JS ' U. 1. If. Adam Hfmf' Keny Haymnre USSIB Haliun Donnls Hlldroth W- NW- NC Me. nary. NC vaamm.-nm. uc sas: Band. NC Bug, Computer Exec, 5u,,,,l,,, Gan. OH-Ice Tam. El-anlrnnins Programmlng :.-I T. 5 5- 2 :.'- nfl ,. , 1' 1 .S it 4 I K . , Ns n nf Gina Hawks Jlrn Haynes Mary Henley Jar! Hlnssn Ml. hiry, NC Ml. Airy, NC Pfamown. NC Ronda, NC Buslnosa Buslnuls Admln. Criminal Justice nqiall Mamgnmgnl 1 an az- 'im cr 9 -. x 5 -I . X5 - -' ' r t x .- 1 T X P f Y ' , x r x W f I . . LEM A -, :N . Hugh Hawks Monica Haynol Gini Hlal! Ella Hinson MI. Airy. NC Cana, VA PHD! Mln.. NC Siata Road. NC College Transfer Bus. Ccmpular Butiness Admin. Bus. Computer Progralnmllln Programming 31 it A ,t 1 - -4 . 4 N, f -.. . s I Tonya Hobson Sig Holcomb EBU! Bind. NC Elkln. NC Exec. Secretary Callnga Tranlrur N 4-.. . ' 0 ,1 nh 1- 'X-, n -n. 1 . , -K P I R A . I Alvln Hodges Sandra Holden Dabson. NC East Bend. NC ugm Congtructlon Cnllega Tranalar . ,R , N, 1.. ., .. 5 . ' ' 9 F 1' A o-., ID '-P' , r A xl. , Barbara Hodges Vlrglnll H-mdan Ml. Airy. NC Ml. Airy. NC Accounting Llgh1 Construction F '31 1. r I ' ' Kim Holbrook Brad! HDPKINU Elhlrl, NC Ml. Alfih NC Buslnass Colinas Iranaler Lynn Horton I-Gillwllh, HC Marlretlna and Rtlalllrrg La-.I-' -4 .. 1 lalichelll Hoflfm Ml. Alfi. NC Elactrlcal Inilallatlon 4 F 4 , -. . JBmIB Hllll' m. airy. NC Crlmlnal Juutlco -n .v- Sluall Huffman AVBVBII. NC Elschunlcl Pamcsa Hun Ml. Alf!-. NC nursing Q' fl' 1-J. 'Q 1 Vnrrlia Hunl Ruta! Hall. NC Criminal Justice 'ilu mf ,xl Hk if Brenna Hulchanl Ml. AIYY. NC Exec. Secretary Qx tl. Kim Hutchlnl Slate Road, NC Nursing -,E :ij ' x' 'S , i gg Scott Hutchins EIB! Band, NC Elnctmnlns G' Jr- f xx U ,- 1 Sondra Hulchans Bnnnville. NC Retail Manngamcnl 5. Mark I-lytton Ml. AIN, NC Ratall Management 'S QC Mika Hylton ul. Any, uc Auto Mechanics QR' -. .xi lnllchalla Inman Mt. Airlf. NC Bus. Computer Programming rr. -. 'C' ln 3. 'X.. Jeflrel' IIOIOI' Gala 1. VA Elsclronlcn L- 1 1: u-11. Daharah Jenkins Ds b I on, NC Elan: lrlnsl In slallalilln Z I- l xi x. 'XX M Chandra .lannlngs Klllil. NC Collage Transfer --1 Judy Joss un Pino: Min., NC Bu alna as 5 Ramona .Is ssuv Westfield. NC Business C3 Renae .Iasaup Piiol. Mtn.. NC Nuralng 'A N .MI Angela Jester East Bond. NC Busln ass Admin. I .-.q-. .X -' L 1 Amy Johnson Ml. Alrlr. NC Business was di. -... Donald Johnson Winston-Smsm. HC Crlrnlnal Jusllce 4 - r Jana! Johnson Plnnar:1s, NC Collage Trannlor Molll Jo Johnson Eluin, NC rmamng x .-' - Pam Joh nao n Arafat, NC Typewrning 'i-6 M- x Sherri J0hnSGll Dobson. HC Co1Ioga Tra mlar W-Zig WIYFIO JOHNSON 'Jw K Lynn Janos Westfield, NC Exec. Secralary 'Z' v -. Tammy Jones S Iloa m. H C Criminal Juslics Trish Jonas Elkln. MC nn. airy, NC Automotive Coliaga Trannlar Ib, 2- 1 Gloria Jonas Wada Kellh Ml. Ally, NC ML Airy, NC. Business Admin. Auto HOD! RBDBIF JT' if . Da ul I d K B if Arenal, HC Elecllonlcl -no--T ' x 'T' R Karen Klllon- Dobson, HC Criminal Jullitt GT 3,- L Q- X Klrrl KIIIOn Donsnn. NC Crlmlnal Justice 12 Flay King Weslrlald, NC Electronica 40 5' 1' .E-, Pnpnar Khkrnan MI. Airy, NC Business Admin. F. Andrnw Klsar PIIO1 Mtn.. NC Eleclrunics Qt -n nf vi x I Gerald Lackey Mt, Airy, NC Bun. Computer Prograrnmlng -. ,, , I Haalhs r Lak ny Boanvilrn, NC Nursing Via I--. Ja noi La llnon- Elkln. NC Acc ounllng my-T.. -A S -un H.. Marr Lawrance nn. Airy, nr: Businau C' -Q. K . 1 Michael Lawson Dobson. NC Elsclronlcs Enginoerlnl 'iw xt J Dbrlild Liyall Elkln, MC Cn-IIBBB Tranilar ?'5' .L . P' I 1 ..-X Kiln Lawla Arafat, NC Catlngs Trans 1 , for Llflda Llllvllll Dobloll, NC Comnuler Engineering 'R'-5. -V115 'ff- Ricky Llnvllla Dobson, NC Mechanics im nr L . 'L' --. pu' '- Q N , A+'- ig, I 5 'U . ...x- 'K' Sandra Llswaihfn Mr. airy, NC Collage Transfer WH is 4 -T - , 1 Balham Lon!! Elkln, HC Buslnan Admin Ily- 8 .1 K Lf! 'lk 1' Froddla Long Yadlslnville. MC Aulu Repairs in 4. ' I. . I J' N. Vernon Luflman Elkln, NC Bulln on Admin. 'N u. A A' Donna Luhmann Stale Road. NC EICCUHVO SBC IBIBTY 1- JLL .1-n .. 5, 4 - ..- 4 X31 f' ll Patricia Luhmallll Slate Head. NC CDIIBQB Translor Cheryl Lyman Ellrln. NC Legal Secular! . Parnsla Manual HI. Alry, NC Bus. Computer Pronrarnmlns P-a 1 r' N -.2 ' 6 Barbara Marlon Ml. Alry, HC Accounting Mary Marlon nl, Airy, NC Gan. Oli. Tacll. Gia Q' . Malanla M arlon Clludvllla, VA. SOCIOIO-BY r.. xg. Llaa Marsh Dobson, HC Cnlloqo Transfer no C -.f Suxalla Marsh lrll. Alry, NIC Derrlal Hyglana -Judlf Marshall Dun na Marlln Rhonda Matlhot-rs Ml- Nfl. NC Wnslllnlrl. NC East Band. NC Educannn Lana! Secretary Executive Snnralary -v- 'V' V t rj. ,. -.' a 1?-in . : ,X . , 1 Sharon Marshall Roy Marlin Blll Maulnln Nlt. Alry, NC Waslflsld. NC Dobson. NC Pslfcholonl' Waldlng Collage Transfer f. 'l qu -3- T -H 4. A L. s , 5 , ,,.. -.. mg ' 4 K l r I 'lrulllart Marshall Tlrnmy Marllln Bl-gg-565 Maggy Mt. Airy. NC Dobson. PIC Boonville. NC Aulomollva Collage Transfer 5911090 Tfangrgr ml up W- ,ef cz +- - Ll V A l 'Nl 'F-,J 1 '- Nf- 'x Q3 f' -, ' .fs 11' Wanda Diana Marlin Mark Matthews Dauld lIrl:KrllBl l Slate Road, NC East Band, NC Plalltown. HC CDIIOBB Tranalar Electrical Installallon Elaclrlclly I1 .- - -. N... -. Donna Mellliillnn Can8.UA Cnmpulara 'P' S I .. A - JoAnn Mclllilllan Ml. Airy, NC Callnin Tran als: Vanaln Mcwlllllnn Gllal. VA Cullman Translsr n fn Wavrla Mclllllllan Ill. Airy, NC Collage Transfer 42 ll-, I, -. H. . 1, Pall! Mclfeak ML Airy, NC Accounting 7K w Q- - ,A Jaclzle Medley Traphiil. NC Business Admin. cn 1 . JIII Mellon Woodlawn. VA Mlrkallng Il llolalllng X 'xl I' Ronan! lllllla Ml. Airy. NC Eloclrlcal Installnllon ln- ' I x .V Hellas: Mllchall Elltill. NC Hufhlng HW Si .34 - r Y, Wifi-. , I w. Dnvln Mitchell Yadklnvilla. NC Crlmlnal Justice fi I Ala: Moore Ml. Ally. NC Drnlllnlll James Home Nulllald. NC Bualnols . 5'-N K Leonard Moore. Jr. un. any. nc Elsclricat Installation .qi- 5 V Dlinz Moornllold Klng. HC Crllnlnal .lusllca R Genie Moore field M adlso rl. NC COIIBBB Translar an G, , , Tonya Mosul Dobson, NC Collage Tran afar s. 3 LeAnn Maunco sounvma, NC Bullnssa Admin. I4 vxlvnd X Tracy Morley Ynd kinvllts, NC 'CDIIBQB Transler Q-n ' r AIX 1 A Tim Murnhmf East Bend, HC l-lorllc ullura L Michelle Murray Mm. Airy, NC Nursing '?'laT' I. l Karen Myhand Ml. AIN. NC Collage Tfanaler if ,K . Pa lrlcla Nailone Ellslni MC Nuralnn G Dabble Neal lm. Al ry, NC Bullnau Ad mln. In fi, Dafron Newman Sul! Rdld. NC Bullnsu A :I mln. f l Klrn Newman Dabson, NC lnlachlnlsl Tech. .-. L K . i J' Chrls L. Nichols Ml. AIYY, NC Collage Transfer fi Q'-, m J Kalth Nlcholann Elm, uc Collage Tranalnr -HN fs r J' - A ax Ulvlhn Nhmrl Th urrn und. MC Buslnau naman. 'il Tre ue! Noah m. Riff. uc: A :eau nlln a . 4-. g f -vp, -. Wllllam Oliva: Himplonvllli, NC Criminal .luxlice ' 1' Danny O'Naal Araral, NC Aulomollves i. Fran CII 0'Pleal Dulllun, NC Typlng I .. I nhl. . ,Ny JIII Pardue Jonuullle. NC CUlll9B Transfer gf' Fxx' A , Many Pardua Elllln, NC Hurlln F' I- , - Krlalla Parker vaanim.-lure, NC College Transfer --5 . 14 P ,- a'. - .u-- X 9 ' - 1 I1 Mary Pllgfifll Dobson. NC EKISIVIOSS Lealle Fln-nl: Yidlllllvilla, NC Elactrlcal Installation 4, lf'-2 -15.11-lb! -xl' Inl :MK I nal' Mark Plnnlx Harnnlanvllle, NC Bus. Compular Programrnlnll 1 Qs! l I Gall Poplin slum, NC Nurllng - , wr' 53 Q-if 5 ..?,.g-,.' ,, 5' Jlllil PUDIIN Bmmavllln, NC Exec. Sscreilri' 43 f - 'I 1 Q 1 'U' in r. , . l. ' . V, l L :Ml l 3- I. A da- k ' G . P' , 5 41: - .. .1 ' . H - ,L b HICHUUG PFIWN ROBIN RBCUGYU Brent Riddle Pam Rognrs Tina Sawyer: Galax. UA Claudvllle. VA Ml, Alry, NC Ml. Alry. NC Ml. Alry. NC Buslnnle Collsgi Tfirlalsf Elgcirgnlgg College Yransfar Buslnsss A J ' ' I. L' , 'R i 5. . sm. a: t . 4 if A P 1 3' - l' - f H in I . , L ' - - . l r f . -- . . . ... .r lqrlgll Puekan Anglo Raavls JOM!!! Rl-B58 Rodney Rosle! Sonia Schmldl Mt. Alry, NC Hamniorwllle. NC Ml. Alrr. NC Mr. Airy. NC Dobson, mg Buslllcll Compuler Sclencs Medical Sccrslaryr Collegq Tranlfgf Gan, Omg, Tggn. . 1-' I ,- . . X 5 2 . , K, r X r r . , QL , 'F I ' - 1. 15 ' l .-Q '- ' To-rw Puck-all Darren Paddling Alan Hllennur Jerry Sales Brldgena Snal Mt. Airy, NC Klng, NC Ml. Airy. NC Elkln. NC Ml. Airy. NC Elsclronlcs Collage Tranlllr Elaclrlcal Inslallalimi Crlmlnal Justice Business Admin. ' : 5' 7- 5' -D as. .Q -. .. Q ' . r. -. , u I: -A ,- l- 11 5, I . , l , ' LVM 1 L N V. x MHYIB 97.95 Susan Raecu Kalhy Rogan Kim Sanders Ml. NW, NC BDGIWIIII. NC PIIO1 Mtn., NC Cl ancuunilnn Medica: racnnuluilif Medical Secretary na. VA Bu sing qu KITS!! Sauer Dutzinn NC Colligo Tran Blur AX ,gf l ! I Timothy Shams Hufmony. NC Collins Transllr U Afllli Shliil Jonasviul. NC Gan, Ofllce Tech, Cf Jk 1 Ja rl' Shore Yadlllnullls, NC Hofiiliulluri '-D : LIB! SIIDYB Plnnacic. NB Madlcal Sacrelafv MFE , . l Barbara Simpson IM. Alrr. HC C01Ia ga Tra nsfsr Marsha Slno IM. Airy, NC Business Admin. 5-g' L . 5 1 I 1 Karen Sizllmore- Dobson. NC Marlmallng and Relaillng 11-Cf J., rf Terry Slzarrrom Vadlilnvillc. NC CDIIBQG Transrer Q as E - as a.. j -L . . I 2, Tlna Sizemore C-reumv Smnn Rnnart Smmu III Yadkinvlllu, NC Pllol Mlm. NC M-I. Airy. NC Lagal Secretary Collsns Trans!!! Physlcll Educiilon 'C' A PM svn 1- -: .F '- .5 .A f Kim slate Karen Smllh Sandra Smllll Ml. Airy. NC Elklfl. HC WIHUIOIU, NC Bualnagg Legal Sscrntary CHFIGHB Tfiflilif lm 2 3 ,I in an -. . h F B. J 'qw r . N-. Nanay Slate MISS! Smllh Sharon Smlrh Mi, Airy, NC Elk!-n, NC Els! Band. NC Collage Transtar Colton Transfer Coliaga Tranglnr . ,--H, . q- t. x li.- Blrhara Smith Prnslcn Srnilh Adslla Srnllharrnan Dabson, NC Ml. Alry. PIC East Band, NC Buglnggg Collsgl Transfer Accounting - - : 1 'lr .,,, ,,. . r A. 4- r - - I 'K 2 - ' :S I ' of ' 1 1 a. 5, , c 4 4 . rl. . p ' lij. ln.-A-'LV X ..f D Lurla Smilharmln Kathy Snow .Ioan Snark: Brian Slanllr Phillp Steaggil East Band. NC Dobson, NC Ellrill. NC D0bl0ll, NC Dabson. HC Cnllagu Transfer Gan. Orllcn Tech. College Tranulur Collgga Transler Light Cqnllrugllgn A 4- S. .. I-:L 6. -T - I . 4' ' ' -F1 c , r L T 1 1 XL.: Janice Snow Tresa Snow Rhonda Spencer Gragory Slanlov Rogor Srowari Dobson. NC Dobson. NC I-llllnvllfl, VA Dcnsnn. NC Yadklnvdlln, NC CUIIBIB TfiM19f CCLIBHB Transfer CDIIODI Transfer Ga-Illsl Transfer Aulo Michsnlca 5 ' 'Q' 3 -G' Z- .,. ' - I .'. -2,- . . . , J' x ,F , 1' I X. f x 1 Janis Snow J, winds!! Sgumgfd Vlrglnla Splcer Pannl SI-anlelf Elolsg Slinlpn MI. Alry. NC Elillll. NC Dubsom HC uuuson. NC Elkln. NC Business ldmln. Elpglmrrlcl Llghl Consiruclion Gan. Office Tech. Accounting ' K :n s' - Q. ,., 5 f if - A . ,r A 1 . I I J 1, J , Karen Snow Christina Svalrrhnur Monalte Snrlnkls VIFGFIG SKIING! DGBII Sl. John Mt. Airy, NC Yadlrinvlllo. NC Dobson, NC Boonvllic, NC I-Iarnnlblwlllb. NC Buslntn Admin. Businaus Admin. Nursing CGYHPUIBY Programming Bu al Il an Adm In. I -, .. h Yr in Sherri 51. John rlampronvilra, NC Nuriini an-,, .ag ,. - In I I 5 Alllfl SIDIIZILIS Th urrrl und, NG Business Admln. 1,-. ... -y. ,A 'LS ui! .X W Pamula Slyers Mmsksvitla, NC Exec. Secular! 15 , 1-'Jn It in J 'uk s .IIII Suiphln Woodlawn, VA Callnga Traneilr '-i- -, Q- . Rlla Suipnln Lo N lip, NC Nursing -211.- ll Milli Swllt Ml. Alry, NC Dralllrlg .,,' x Myra Tate Arafat, VA Mad. 'fnchninan J-U-.. J -LJ VBl'l Talt Ml. MW, NC Crirnlnal Julllcn 4 . 5, A Y-- W Daw!-6 Tlylor Mr. mry, NC Buslnass Admin. G C tt, Bruce 'Th nc hor King, NC Drafting is -K- Thomas Thompson Elklfl. NC College Tranalar 1. .3 1' x 1 . A fm'- - --x.1...:101 4 T' . A 1 H-K -Q.-'-'L1J - 1- -ff -, Q- vw- Fiiqaf. ul. .lv- ln . -,.f-- ,, ., 1 I-lunrr Taylor Klm Thmnil Mt. Alry. NC Dobson. HC Corrlnuicr College Tranlfar Englnuuring ' fl n , I A v gb J ' 1 . I -Q w Lu, .b 1.1 4 u x 1 , r ':-21 n. ii- . V, ' ' auf - ' . . , 4 sl .- ' - Shannon Tuylur Shannon Thomas Ml. Alry, NC Ml. Airy, NC Builnon Cotlngn Transfer C -. 3 i. 11. x. hi N Brian Taclwr Rita Thompson King, NC irarll. NC Drafilng Business Admin. Llla TIIIOY Pin nacru, NC Aecounllng ip. Ka ron Tlmbarllko Punt mn., nc Bualmns JL In .I N G. Tlliun Prnnacia, HC Bun. Cornnulsr Pmgrammlng 47 f '1 1 X -v .. G! 9 'H 1. A H - 1 ., in , . h -P 5 ' . ,. .L , g '-c 1 -Y L , -- Q ' P X k-.. A , 1 . . , XR.. Q- K . W A - ' '54 f- ' ' -' - - ul , Danni' Tranlal .lorry Tullle Anlla VanFIaal Barry Wagoner MI:hlal Walker Bqnmrllla. NC Gurmnnlun, NC Ml. Alry. NC Hamplonvilie, NC Boonvlirg, NC Crlmmal .lusilce College Tmnstar COIIBBB Trimmer Dralllng Auto Mechanics A h -ag 4- 'un .f 1? 3 3- V wh I J -. w 1 Mein Tugker Nancy Ungar Karon Vnss Rodney Wagoner Todd WBII Mt. Airy, NC Dobson, NC Mt. Alry. NC Hamplonvlllo, NC Kirin. NC Cmluge 'hangier Collags Transfur Nufslrm mecounllng Elenlronlca n-, 1 -1 1: .. s A , 0 Tr R ,H .. . , -as 4. W6-f ' V,-, 'F . L. 4, . X I J E 1 Miha Tucker Jimmy Upghurgh Donna Vernon Tammy wagone, Lynn Wall P1101 Min.. NC Pilot mn., nc ML Mfr. NC Emu, uc Sunam. NC Management Cmlagn Transisr CYUHFHB5 -W'UCa College Transflr E'9't'0 ':5 'In , 1 , nw is ' ' - 1 E. K I . 1 . 1 ' -J - ' H X N ,ze N fl x L M1 ' ns 1 Rgngm Tugpggf Marvln Vandlvqu Wllllam Vast Harrlell L. Walkur Klrn Warden yung, Ng Ml. Alry, NC Pllal Mtn.. NC Ml. Airy, NC Ml. Alry, NC Elan,-lgny Llglul Const, Eleclmnics College 'Iranainr Criminal Junice '16 F P X Shannon Walklns Ml. Ally, NC CDIIQBB Translsr fn ls Melissa F. Walla Ml. Alry, HC BUBITIGSS AUITIID. 7,3 3's l X J' snag wana East Band. NC Eleclranlcs 'F rj -1. 3 Susan Weslarvall ML Alry, NC Elllclronilzs '3-Zn' x . R Bhnc ca we slrnoroland Gcrmimtcm, NC Buslness Admin 1 Venetian Whiz: har xma. Nc: Accounllng Tech. .-F-1. J l Aflfllbillll Whllakct Ml. Alry, HC Word Protebsing -ns- gi '1 Barry Vlfhltakol Bnomrllle. NC hlacnlnasl Tech. Bu - g, ... .- Ricky Whllakel MI. Alry. NC Rthllllllli .v .. . . . ' 1 Doborah white nn. mrv. Nc: Medical 51 ' :K Janet Whlle ull. Airy. NC slnoss Corrlpuiaz Proc. 'I-'N S? ,, nr- .. Mark Whllb Dsibslllfl. NC EIBCI YDIIIC 5 nu' in L-jligrfm E if Judy Wlallard Pen nacle. NC Nurslng A Libby Willard Ml. NYY. NC Aewlmmlng r -: 1 -. Q 1 . J nan-my wlnaru Vacllllnvhle. NC English Ps ' S Regina williams Sparla, NC Accounting 'C 4 Tad Wllllams Yadlllllville. HC Collage Tranaler 'fl E 1.1 -.. Vp 1 1 Hifi , N 'fa' 7 '- ll sceuy Willson PIIDIMII1.. NC Nursing Ronnie Wllmoth Elklrl. NC Buslne ss Y5' ' Howard 'HIMDIGY Elilrl. NC Cutlass Yranslar 'UQ f ' 'T I 1 F' fs .Q .- I C. -E I ' 1 1' 1 '1 - . 4 V. ,Q 5 , I . ' V, J '-'nhl R., V ' X l ka .- i ,Isl 1 Angela Walla Ray Wood Arms Wooarul! .Iouph Wright Suzanne Y-ark Wllnug Cayo, NC Sill: Ruud. HC Boolwlllt. NC Weuliluld, NC ML Airy, NC Nurglng Aulomutlvq CQIIQQB Yrgnslar Elaclrnnicb Accounting , 1- 1 -ax 2 :. xl hm -' r.-. g-'21 ur: 2 O 0 0 40 u 'H I If U Ovgii . 1 Bryan Wood Vlchle Wood Shawn Wuolon Jann! York Thurmund, HC Brmmrille, NC Yadkimrilla, NC Lamhlburg. VA Ccnlaga Trlnullr Gan. Slefllary Buslnols Admin. Buslnasn Managamenl V' 4 ' , q - .4 -. I ' ' I, ' I Z, I..--' ,U 4 W x, ,- :M , l , T I . ..- --M Nanny Burmliler Jamrs Cutler Inllchmra Cnlllna Marla Gwyn Ill. MII, NC EIII Bond. NC FIIDI. Mlflf, NC Ddblbn. NC Collagl Tranuler Businssi Curllnullr CDIIBBB Trarlulsr Bunlnnla Loll: Eating halt can L- . px. 2 bo hulrduul Io your ' ' rx , 1 ' V nealm. ' I fl H- Cantor: l'm only vlslt- I . , I I - ', Y v , ing lhli planet. ' . ' J R 9- mgm: mi: nzuuam In .L herding a launch hop- ,E r ' Ing no an rid ni lha un I Y Y ' , snfrlln occupying rl, lhna o1I'Icu. ' 1 N. : Tiiffli F.. r-4 0. We a1I need a Illlls lmlg 1 1 'fr ThO SCC Hllllllr .31 Ca? 11 I C1134 lomallrmn FN - f r ff K ssl QB -111 -hill' -J .a 4 cIn'I makl up my mind. A naw addltloll lo collaga lilo. 51 Dr. Slvsbllard Instruct! 1-2-3 cours! lor new dancers. Elghl Year: ol' bella! want In-In lhai move. SCC DANCERS v 2 David demonslrates his new paint hchniquaa r I I 1 me gg il , ' LH 3 - L. V -.. m SCC' S Solid Gold , 15 aefk C3 Who lra you klddl g? klp I 'P HEY 1I ,Rf f QQ? H SCC CLOWNS Who? Me? Ink Il Ia lima for a bunk! Melva Tucker Ia Known to many as Melva Houston. She is a sec- ond-year student and plans to attend ASU to obtain a degree ln mlJBi-C 8dtlC8ti0l't. Pfiitt' to BI1' rolling here. Melva sang with auch artists as Elvis Presley and Aretha Franklin. She is also known for her community ln- volvement with the Miss Mount Airy Pageant and theater plays, and has currently left for Spain on tour. 541 S Tracey Coclterhem, 1985 gra- duate ol North Surry High School, plane to pursue a music entertain- ment career and obtain an Eie- mentary Education degree. She has sung on local WPOR radio pro- grame, participated in a choral production at NSHS, and been a contestant in the Miss Mount Airy pageant in which she wan the tal- ent competition. Tracey is en- rolled in the College Transfer cur- riculum at SCC. .Q . Q ? 1 . . '11 , L .V li - ,V sim If -.-E, , e f I' 'Yi- 5 ' . . if .. I 24 .ft- J PECIAL PEOPLE Chris Fulk, Surry Central High School graduate, Ia cur- rently enrolled in the elec- tronics program at SCC. Chris is an active member of Circle K and the Student Government Association. One ol Cl-lrls's most recent accomplishments is hls se- lection as Lieutenant Gover- nor of the Triad District of Circle K. Chris has also placed th-Ird In the Circle K talent show. ln addition to club activities, he enjoys pool A chess. AT SURRY COMMUNITY Sandra Llewellyn currently serves as Lancer eldtor, and she is the editor ofthe Clrcle K International EXPO, a national Circle K newsletter. Sandra has been active For two years In LEO, Clrcle K, and SGA. Sandra has been an active member ol' the ioufnallsrn class here she also contributes her ideas to H the student newspaper. Cur- W 'xx rently, Sandra ls Circle K Hleto- X- ,, rlan and keeps the organlza- ' - - tlun's pictures updated. Q i llll Harriet Walker enrolled In Surry's College Transler pro- gram to begin her pursuit of an Elementary Education maior and Engllsh mlnor. Away from SCC. Harriet Ie a profeaslerlal model-you might recognize ' her as e L'Eggs modal-and has been a modeling instruc- tor. Her attendance at John Ca- -.. sab1anca'e School of Modeling , aiter graduation from Patrlck . . N, :E N,,.' 4 County Hlgh In 1981 has se- . cured her many modeling op- ,f' portunlties, In-cluding work in 4.4 auch areas as Florida. as wen as In Belgium and Europe. Sue Weslervelt ls currently en- rolled ln the electronics pro- gram In which she maintains a 3.5 GPA. She has served as an algebra and technical math ku- tor tor two years, and served as a physics lab assistant last YBBF. SUB i8 BISUVB ll? HB! B0l'l'8 booster club and In church ac- tlvltlee. ln addltlon to her lleld. Sue enjoys English, speech, and good Ilterature. In addltion to scholaetlc subjects, she also enjoys dancing, designing and sewing clothes, horseback rid- ing, and exercise. 'S fl! 55 ZJPI-IPZ -R!! -J l v Yi hi, 1936 1987 -1? - .I- fl N ' 'Q' ' - - x 'u -fr' I fi? I 4-:lx-Am, rl:- -4 'rr- !' 1... H x .S ' 3 i in -Ahfi ,453 ' .mit L ' 4 A Ll K ' xslt! YN NT .- ' 1.-. - Nathan Williams, a Western North Carolina natlvs, grew up In Weavervllle. He began studying the clarinet privately In the eighth grade. Wllllams al- tended Mars HIII College lor two years, and com- pleted his undergraduate education at the Acade- my ot Munir: and Fine Arts In Vlenna. Austria, earning the Artlst's Diploma wlth highest honors In 1983. Whlle In Vienna, he was awarded e grant from the Austrian Foundatlon for Science and Rs- search tor outstendlng muslclanshlp and Intellec- tual merlt. Nathan earned the Master of Music de- gree In performance and lllerature from the Eastman School ol' hluslc ln New York In 1985. Wllllams had been a prize winner ol' various corn- petltlonl, lncludlng the International Clarinet and the Wllllam C. Byrd Young Artists Competitions. He appeared In the fourth edltton ol' International Youth In Achievement and in ha 1986 volume 01 Outstanding Young Men or America. Throughout the year, Wllllams presented several concerts, on and otf campus: Allrusa Club, Hes- plce Bensflt, area rest hornes, area hlgh schools. slngles groups, churches, Andy Grltllth Play- house, Gertrude Bmlth Hlstarlc Estate. Elkln Pub- Ilc Library, end a series of Culture Breaks at the college. WIIlem'l muslc has proven to be snllghtenlng and entortslnlng. while helghtenlng student aware- ness ol' the arte. li? VISITING ARTIST Q qg I -1 - RQ I A,A. . my -J xx I PAUL-B LARKE Paula Larke, an actress horn In Winston-Salem, came I0 SCC in 1984-B5 wiih exceilenl stories and music nf American heritage. Larke recelved her training In professional theater on the Iourlng and Broadway slage with the New York Shakespeare Festival. She has sung, danced, and acted In HAIR, TWO GENTLEMEN OF VEFIONA, and AGAMEMNOM. Larke has also produced, directed, and pariofmed har own musical acla and readings in concerts across the United States. 58 PROGRA BILL MANSFIELD TH T WAS THE 11983-1986j 'c an sf. a Q ' In ' A f -, J . I .x H1 ly' -X 1 Blll Mansfield. 1985-B6 arllst, born In Raleigh, be' gan playing the jaw harp at age 12. He later formed a band In hlgh school, where he startad playing the guitar. Mansfield has a master's de- gree in folk music from UNC and was also award- ed a gran! from the National Endowment for the Arts, which permitted him tn study under folk m uslcian Fred Cookerham. Mansfield? goal has been to bring back the olevtin-as sound born here in the foothills. LOUISE ANDERSON, 1933-B4 visillng artist at SCC. is best known for her story-telling with emphasis on African and Afro-American talk stories. Sha also knows about the hlstory and preparation of ethnic foods and drinks, GSDB' clally Southern and Afrlcan dishes in her study of folklore. She is the author of many books of chlldren's stories. 59 -l 9 -i V ' .gn ,ii-15' I A.. C A -' PM iq, if X , I - 'ft x Q , : E ,193 .if 42' ul' ,,-4 . , . .,..?,,,, . 1-v' M .,. Qu iff' ,B .-5 .rv -1- -1- FACULTY, STAFF 4s-..., 1 +... 9 SCC PRESIDENT SWANSON RICHARDS A graduate oi Appala- chian Stale University and Florida State Unl- verslly, Dr. Swanson Rlchards has been president 01' Surry Community Collage for twelve years. He served in numerous po- sltilons in lhe Surry County School System before coming to the college. Dr. Richards sets a good example for me students through his leadership roles ln sev- eral organizations with- in lhe county and state. His outstanding per- SDIISIHH and 'E-BYVICB ID the college dlstlnguish him as en eltcellenl president. on Swanson RICH-I nos B2 N SCC BOARD OF TRUSTEES 'T - 515, -I A.. 1 . , L!! : ' 1 Carolyn Corner and Oscar W. Smith. Plclured. clockwise: John P. Frank. Carolyn Comer. .Iuwa1D.JarralI,Clr. Richards. Oscarw. Smllh, B.F. Folger, Jr., Dr. Harrls W. Bradley. Ffolfd E. Roos. W. Avery Nsuvss ll. Bonnlo H. Stuart. No! Plclurmt Charles L. Fatgnr, W. Flnluhar Marrlm, Elnanor H, Janos. auildlna Commlusa, nerr lo rlgmf Fluyd E. Ran. Bonnie H, Sluarl. John P. Frank. -hit ' Plclllrud, lull ls- rlwhl: W. Avery Naavas, Oscar W. Smllh, Jewell D. Jarrall, Carolyn Comar. 63 I S l A . N li 'if ix ii 'N 'V K x f L. Dr. Claude V. Ayers Dean. Conllnulrla Educatlon -6:15, X 'bl l'l Dr. .lan J. Crawlord Dean ol Inslrucllun N 'C'-'x'3-N 'I in 1 . K w f 1 ,4 , K . Dr. Swanson Richards SCC Presldnnl Bl ADMINISTR TIO Mar A. Blackburn 12 1- John K. Collins Dlnanlur. Canllnulng Educallon Dean, Cnreer Education 5-:H .354- H. CIBC! -.Inhnscrn Dr. Jammu M. Ralvns vice-President, Admlnlslrallve Vice-Prosldenl. Sludanl Sorvlees Sorvlcu -.,,... T, , , f b N -..- . ., - I W X Dr. Carlyle Shaphera Dsan.. College Translar Carlos P. Surrall Dean. Evanlng Programs John M. Brame Coun eelor Reber! F. mer Diraclov or Economic Development ca ,I lu.. Calown W Fllupln Director or Human Resources Dovoionmenl Qrlw Anne R. Hannis DFIGGIOI o1 CDDDBIAIIVB SKIIIB QI 4 au., SUB A. J8rvIS Michael Iah:Huns Dr, Sherly S. Madigan COLIYIBBIDI COlIl'lil10FfvBlll'B!lB lfIS1fE DIYGCIDF Of RBCDIGG Blllf COUYUIUHIUI' RDQISTIBUOII 55: 3. Nu- ., -.5-.. xt 'rf M - fa . , f-xl' I .SP .f 1 ' .-. C, Wayne Mozslngsf Lllllan C. Setlertleld Charles W. Slrickland Counsainr!FFI-mncllal Aid Dlreclm of Conllnulng Dlreclnl of Compute: Survlcun Direnlur Educgllon Fad kin Ca unly Jlrry W. Weaver Dlruclor ol' Learnlng Resources 65 FACULTY Broldus D. Alhlnu .inn B. Alklnl Slavsn G. Atkins Iolacluanlcu Business Cnmpulm Selsncaihlnlh .-J' --.1 - 1 Yhomus Bagnal I + 'I - 7 Don Burns! Rollglon Drama M T 1 Z I I 54 - :uni l f- - xl .., p. 1 -F . I 5 ' AX . -' ' ' l 1 , X A , , -- C .. , f -A X - V V ' ' gf - , I - . - ' V '- Wuynu Bench Arch!! Bennnll Shari 5. Blackman Welding Ar! Bualnous ,y. A D STAFF awmm QB V 1 . I 'Vic ' 'Ui ,G-...-, X ' 'ali , Miko F. Bolng Charles W. Soles Pam J. Bolsa . 4 I ' ...ix 'P T-va. .- 5? -' 7 ' ' . .1 u' 'Fx U Q :l:o:u -I 0, O .'. . Math.-fComDuter Science Anrlculiura Lab Asslslanl Sillenci . ' uv f I Q ' ,fa ' ! l if Dabnrah H. Branch Fred M. Brlm Gordon H. Brown Business Mall: Buslnan 'ta 1 a, . Frances D. Bryan! Nlsrsuerlin N. Burnham Slavs D. Bulcham Nursing Nurlhug Eleclranlcs FII! x ' i' ' . 1505 X, s i 3 QE Diana C. Cl lawn!! Englllh Warren E. Chlllon Math .-.. li. 'T 1' I , I N n Yamafa S- Carla: Biology 'lx x 1. Mai Church Elaclrinlly 5' ,i, A 'Kuff' Barbara T. Ca us Business 4--5, -.. K Judy CIll'l0n Buslnaas ,.,1Ub. 1, ,H 'Q I 4 +-Q. ' X' ARK ,-'. A iv- -- L V . -n - 4-. A - ,. . ' .wx-f mf- I ,f we w li A - ' ' Bobby Colllnu Mn. Cavs known hal lub. Peggy G. Comer Suclologyfmlslnass Asslulani Business f 461 'T S .. , 0 P? .- 'S . . R 1 9 ! J n 1 X 1 FQ' ' ' 'i. .,. A P1 '-1 , -:haf fi XX QL .AL .Ierly C. Elle! Camnui-sr Science '3s'5,. 6 , Josephlns C. Crawford Computer Sclenca Plkuu :-, 'XX S bxxtxuiilltmxmu Bavurly T. Easlck Nulalng Sharon R. G Bla! Spa nlnh Paula H. Guptun Math Shirley J. Edmond! Aaslslanl Business -4 S James R, Flnk Svlllnlngy 0- . 'X 5- ' u -. , 14 f' . , Q' :IL -...F .giisid Hllda J, I-lah Bush: n an Grover W. Hn mn Businin I ,1 -pn. ,J J.T. Han-lon Poll: l Scien no ,A -., E - .1 xxx V Q 'f Leliy I. Hinshaw Phyllcai Education 1-vf -- - ., ,3 N- -1 U- 1 -0 - Q.: r' Q- --:. L' N ' 'J xxx 5-4: 4,3 ..' ff '13 .Iwi ...N ' .. . 1av Donny R. I-lufnll Bob Hommlngs Hachlnlil Voc-Tech Dlvlllon North Cnrnpua 4 .l 1- ur- . . v it' 'Q v .1-fu' .' 5-'V itat' X ,in A U 0 In 1 .1 ff'-g:+n! 'tru'-n lf' .' --1-11 .mu-J-.v William C. Hicks Llghl Construdlon Paul Hmahnw Phyilc ll Ed ucallon Roy M . H lg ll Buslniss rt.,- .RI Conrad C. Holcomb. J: Sn-:ist Sain rms 3'-1 K-.-iq, Q 's L E3 Dr. Thurman D. Hollar Jammu A. Hulchenl Mlnnla P. I-lyrnr Reading Hlsmry English pn... M. 1- , .5.- - ' x L , I N KN xx x f I , l , . X ' Dianne Johnson In tha buglnnins . . . Sharon 5. Kallam Computer Science Nursing L . la., , 4 , th , Lonllla M. Kendall Alan G. Law-runes Sherman H. Laydll Hallman Bullnou Buslnllsmecounlins qi' -:. Q QUE. 'N ' ' ' , LL . -.- ,-E . -... I-u Q '!'r- - r I - Bally Lowa Whliam Mccachran Business Math ,.. l. .- J tx, vm' Elizabeth H. Mclflone PhYBICIi Edwzatlun .-I' is-'ixsi-' '51-.Q -LN 1 Charles Iqladlion Jbseph B. Maya Jim lllldlll Sclenceffleazllng Pamrcholomf Mnih 1. dv. .3 . ' . K A . I L . x. Y - , , Q! Hugh Hills. Carol Norman Can thll man rsally be a teacher? Buslnass Comnulsl Sclenco 2 ii. 1 4 ,' . 4 L 'S . Thomas F. Pariraf. Jr. Buulnessflccounllng -is v-up r V C .,.x,,l 2 I'-Lv '. J ' 1. ' 1 I I A i. .loo Field Ccmmller Balance Pamala S. Rin I English f' . 'fx w J n ' Y l 'lb-Ll 'x IL- - Rodney Pell Dr, Joe W. Rance History MauhfPhg-ales Y? 2 1 ' 1 x .J- M Q 4- I' . 4 X ar 1 Q 'H 4 .., f Hammetlllnar Wllliam C. Rnynuldn Aulo Mechanics Rellgion X., , .SMU 'ixk f-1-,-HL, Wllllam R. Sandor! Fiobcrl S. Schullllkur Hillary Dralling -'RN Lal' ry 8. Scot! Dr. T. Norwood Solbl' 3 Sli vu n H . Shep! rd Clblnslmaklng Ensllsh Ma-chlnisl if 0- - 5 - ? ' f V, K - ' 1 Margaux! F. Shsphuud Frank D. Slmmonu Susan Slmmnnu English Conuhucllnn MBU! 3-1. - . in 44 ., ' ' ii r 1 g -5 - ,f ' A 1 ..4' V Ti v '- .ar Q, , - - v f 1 , , if ' ' 1 N -.' ' ' el ' H , 1 X , - ' ' Q I 4 I 1 . - , .laugh G. Sloan Ronnie L. Snow GOIUIO S. Snurser Electronics Computer Science Business 'i' 6? Paula Snnloy Psychology ? 'M Mr. Slrnupfl blology :lull I0 Intu- owing. 13: -T- kr '-- . e F . X ' I I L Angus J. Tucktr Auto Mechanics o I GB,- L. Qs- G Wllllinm A. BI roupa lalalh I Sclen ca f'5u4. . :lu R' f . i G ary C. Tilley Builnlss 'fin i. , 5 QW XX 1 ex Roy ll. Thomas Waldlnd fr I, T WL tk- Guy R. Toihall Elaelrollics John ll, Vanrknn Dr. Ann L. Vaughn Lanwgungsaflirls Psychology ff' ig--A Sam walker Dr, Edwin WIIOB Tony G. Wllllarnu Pnyalzal Educailon Biology BUBIIIBBB ,ik - 4 I' x ..- 's. Julm L. Wand Kath! lwoodrun Buslnau Nursing 'G '91 'au . 'A- 1..- Charles C. Yopp Vdcturla Mi Turk English Buslnesa Mary Elnlll' Vo Inlay BuaInBBB.HHBliIIlrlg 1, dx 5 1 K H- - f Benny D. Younger Muslc ,,..,, r I JMX f Prasldanfll address le lacully bn Dllanlallun Day, fi. --.Nf- Do we reall! have lo llslon to THIS? Informal luncheon alter meellnq. The present contains ncthlng more than the past, and what ls found In the ellen! was already in the CBLIBG. -Henri Bergson 119071 Fill 'Gr UP - - . one mera Illne. Il the past cannot teach ihe present and lhe falhercannot leach the son, then hlslory need not have bothered lo go DD, Bild IHB world has Waatad B QFBBI d88l of UITIB. -Russell Heban 119733 7? STUDENT SERVICES 1 T 35,41 an . Plclurtd. Il-H10 rlghl: Shlrlay Ingram. Shorry M. Lowa. Judy W. Haunt. Bucky H- u0fliY. Bhd Vuhdl B- COINS! Vunda B. Comer. Xl- I snmaymgvsm she I-l.Lowa V. f' I .QX ' ' in '-. ia.- i 4. Be hyH Mono! cr: 1. 1: H- 54 - ., 7 -Ev W 78 s. X 5 N- f Judy W. Rance BUSINESS OFFICE Plclurad, lou lu rlghl: Bennla Harris, Anlla L. Elullln. Bali! F. Hemmings. Batty H. Newman, and Elizabeth W. Voss. . . hh Am. Anita I... Bullln 55' H :wh 4 F u 1- . 'F-wi' -55. Bonnle Harris Bcity F. Hemmings Bovey H. Newman Eiizabnlh W. Voss xvfff ADMINISTRATIO 5- Lal! to rlghl. s-salad: Jaan S. Badgall. Bally S. Bank. Henan Harris: alluding: Linn S. Hlwllt. Susan S. Johnson. Elloan B. Kldd. Carol J. Leonard. Carol J. Leona ld Renae Harris Lynn 5. Hewlll Susan S. .lahnnnn 'F -Q 1-.Q Ellhon B, Kldd .lean B. Budget! 11... f i 'Da :, 1 f-n-' 1 3,7 -1' , 'Tm 1 CAMPUS BOOKSTORE .... C -L L no I U-- I . , K I YIM I' Torn M. Watts Pal Pauley L v Bookalare Manage! Plcturid. Pall io right: Tom M, Walls, Put Paulcy ind CrYl!al Nlllon. ,J 3 .JP Crystal Niston OTHER STAFF IJ 5-gn -ul x ' f H .X nf ,f ' - ' E T ,-. ,. ' . 4 N-1 65,1 I TX -' A .P 1 O Ldhan S.1l!m1l.-lu .. 1 ...- Lllllan C, Sallsrllsld Carolyn' W. Fllnnln Dpeclofi gominulng Egucglgm-M Dlmclar. Human Rnuuunaill Yadkin County BO ,F . Suzan L Pandarqralt U qiQ.-.. X :Fu-jr .X A Q: qi if 4.132 I Judy P. Summon Adult lui: Educallon lnilruclor LEARNING RESOURCES CENTER i . Q. Shalla A. Cora Refaranca Llhrarlarr Piclurad. llll ln rigid: Dar-in S. Prall, Pnullns W. Eadl. Sheila A. Care. 7- 'I 1 . 1 1 OTH ER FAC U L TY S. alr- R. fa Plullnb W. Esds Library Tacllnlcal Assistant 'fun lr,- is 'xl . 1,4 SQ Judy L, Riggs Dlroclor. Blllc Educllion K 1- U -3 ' Llhraly Tschlllcal Anlstanl ' 'F ' EQ Programs , ,L+ , ,Q V 1 G lj, fx ,V , ' V 1 4- a. I I 4 . 'n ' F Y , . HV' ' - ' . 'xx - H- I1 Q- ' ' A 3 xc-X ' I I R Um ' Kon! F. Brandla Pornsll Hobson L L H Conrdlnalnr, Learnlng Conhr Socralary, Conllnulnn Dlch Byrd J, gg-ld, wgrm E61-liilll'-Nh VBUIUH COUIIU Dlroelur of Corrununieallnnl Audlmlrflsual Tacllnlclan Bi -ll-. -'f:',, 4 .-w CAFETERIA STAFF 72 Lil' 1 ,fl fiEK '! sw ng-u. -K f -Q. 1 f-. - Q. -rw. 1 -..,,- Y l'lHdg V 0 B !i1J B rlon 'I' uw -4. 'F . J M9 IL .uncon- M s ,,- il--' I 9 lCHdy Za- --I ' M,- Q- Y.- Rlhd MAINTENANCE STAFF w,, ,lung x il Ei Graham 5. Lawraneo Superlnlandent oi Bu1IdIngfGrounds ,.'!5'Q. , Q :- . F' 12.7 J ' A I ,I lR:i N X H R 11156, 'f 'l 'V-L'i' H I 9' A 11x nz-.:' A as 1 fi' 4 .. -'.-' H-T'--il! 1-i 5 1 B Howard Brfm Paul Pllgrlm 0 Juycd Barbara O'NOAI M l k ,mm CAFETERIA STAFF . 1'- 1'L I . N 'NJ ' V . . .'l.- . X I canqt wall until ILOG. -, 1 r J -4 xl I ,k , .N l : - ' 'I II' D -- J -I . fy 1 -.T-- A---1-v , . pi You won I helluva lhia o der 'All lhli cook is french idea. nl Gaul' 'Mk' up my mlnd IJ 35-I 'Tv 64 fx. Q., w NIGHT MAINTENANCE if Y Nw- -'r-'-ITQTIVGYQF' -Q LI n 41, ,' dnb I I 3 ' x - I K LGI! IG llqhlb FREDDY WRIGHT, BRENT CRISSMAH. JAMES DDBSDH JACK NIKON 1,4-A' LQ I Q I .15 I ' - 'Q' 'IW5 E .. , ' I if is N Iffiwi'-I.I'4 Ona mom hour . .. ' Bel ws're nulng Io bs In Play GI If w wx I Did you QIY. 'SmIEn'? UGDBIIT This rnachlnl Il Anolhir day, anulhgr d II huvyI SURRY COMMUNITY J IW? CURRICULU 4-If 4.55 'W ART Art Hlstory, Commercial Art, Drawlng, Arts and Crafts, Cerarnlcs, Palntlng with Cetors. and POFIFBH P-3iI'Ilil'lQ BVIBUIB STLIUBIIIB IG BXPYBBB themselves on paper. The purpose ol the art curriculum ls designed to enhance a etudenfs awareness ol' hlstory, technlque, and protes- slonal Ideas. Art Instructors are Archie Bennet, Abbe Rose Cox. and William R. Sanders. AUTO REPAIR The eutomotlve body repair classes provided are to develop trainlng ot skllle In the field 01' aqulpment and materials ln the mechanics trade. The students study the construction of the auto body and the technique of repair, re- building and refinlshlng cars. Broadus Atklns, Wllliarn Reynolds, and Angus Tucker are auto currlculum Instructors. AGRICULTURE The agriculture curriculum ls dealgned to pro- vlde knowledge of Iunctlons of a manager and to supply an inttoductlon to the principles he 'uses In making decisions and ln adiustlng to Chaflglng COIIUIIIOYIS Ill The Sgfitllllldfal BHVIFOD' ment. Currlcular classes Include Dalry Sclence, Plant Science, Nursery. Greenhouse Manma- ment, Livestock Diseases and Parasites, and Tobacco Technology. The agricultural Instruc- tor Is Charles Boles. 4--. - - ' ' '-'. ' 51 .. We-J-. '- 2 -'in uw- 'N gs- - ' ' if -A-gt - -s T ' I ' 1' 'Q' -Lf, 'U' F ' - f ' ' , I' ' 'Ps ' A- . I 3,77 , I 5 'f?A' tiU' -a t . -A ' I ', . N f BUSINESS A survey of the business world fwlth attention devoted to the struc- tures ol various types of business nrganlzatlnns, methods ol' financ- ing, Internal organizations. and managamentsl is taught In the busi- ness curriculum. Emphasis le also placed on developing speed and accuracy. Curricular classes Include Keyboarding, Business Math, Business Law. Accounllng, Retail Applications. Legal Terminology, and Dftice Technology. J V 5 .,. ,, .- 56' l FY- Vfl aw-1+ ' ' ' Y 4 Y u Mvrlfj' - --4 'fp' z BIOLOGY An Inlroductlnn tn the fundamental concept of biology, a study of organ- lsma, a study ol populatlon, a study of mlGrahIDID9Y. and a stud! ofthe body organization and how It Functions are taught In the hlulogy Curriculum. Ctessee Include General Biology. Ml- crobiology, Anatomy and Physiology. ThB il'lSll'UCf0I'8 f0f thi GUIYICLII-Ul'l'l STB Tamara Carter, Wllllam Slroupe, Dr. Ed- wln Wlles. Kenneth Kallam, and CHBHBB MBdlB0l'l. I ul 8 V 1 BB or -Q 2 L G 'll ' :gl .A CABINETM KING AND CARPE TRY The Cablnetmaklng and Carpentry curriculum acquaint Stu- dents with vocational skills. Students study all aspects of resi- dential structures, Including materials, tools, lramlng, flnlsh- ing. and roofing construction. The program also orfars an-the- jeb training. Larry Scott ls the Instructor. CHEMISTRY The chemlstry currlculum provides knowledge of basl: terminology, physical states, fundamental concepts for atoms and molecules, nomenclature and stoichiometry. Students practice skills in classes such as General Chem- istry, Qualitative Analysis, and Organic Chemistry. The chemlstry Instructor ls Edwln Wlles. 90 'Q 1 - . I u I . . .1- P W1 r COMPUTER SCIENCE Computer science and electronic date processing provide on- pottunitiea lor students to iarniliarize themselves with an Intro- duction to Computer Science, Computer Science Program- ming, PASCAL.. FORTRAN. COBOL I 6 ll, Computer Science Systems Analysis, Computerized Accounting, and Data Pro- cessing Applications. The Computer science Instructors are George Atkins. Michael Boing, Jodi Crawford, Jerry Eiler, Dianne Johnson, .Joe Held, Carol Norman, Sheila Norman, Flon- IIIB SHOW, and Charles SIFICIKIEIICI. ww ,,. .,.lx .. jg I ' :Q ' I i X? ' . I I -JC I F- r, ' 0: , . N . A A, . cosME'roLocv ' 1 T . ':I 'ri' - Held at the Northwestern Beauty School In Mt. - H . ' I' i nf .,, .. ' , Airy, cosrnetology classes are designed to in- 1.1, 'if' K gl - ..- struct students on hygiene, good grooming, vi- I .. ,R.j.I 1 1 I 'Q ' zu -V 'ow Bual noise, personality development, draping. ' E shampooing, manlcuring, scalp. and hair. ll I, 4 'tx CRIMINAL IUSTICE One may acquire basic knowledge of Interpersonal cornmunl- cations, law. psychology. and sociology In the criminal justice curriculum. It ls designed to consist ot options in corrections and law enforcement services. Students may also decide to specialize in areas ot confinement facility, administration. cor- rectional law, counseling. probation-parole services, and reha- bilitation. J,T. Henson is the Instructor. H1 .,,-.-v-- W1 ' ..-. SD , K 1-rf' ,...-'- Zn . A ,...-- .ai as I ELECTRONICS A study of alternatlng voltage and current magnetism, electromag- netlc introduction, Lenz Law, Faradafs Law, .AC component, and circuit analysts are a blg part of the electronlc curriculum. Courses are deslgned to develop competent technicians to work as engl- neerlng assistants or ss liasane between engineers and craftper- 80118. DRAFTING The Held of drafllng Is Introduced as the student begins study of drawing principles and practices used in describing obiects In graphlc: language. The currlculum Otfets classes ln Technical Electronics Drafting, Architectural Drafting, Dimensioning and Toleranclng. ECONOMICS Capitallsm, Socialism, and Communlsm emphasiz- ing American Capltallsm are the core of the econom- ic currlculum. Students learn the importance al Coils, prices. resources management, money and banking. I , E --A I f 9 B 6 mf-E f me 11? 'nm K-I i f srffxrp-1 WL ' f- ' ' , , f 'A 11,5 ., fl' ,,. I' -' 41 U lil--4'7 -Q- ' 1 '1- HINT5 ON PHONUNCIATION FOR FOFIEIGNERS T.S.W. I take it you already know DI tough and bough and cough and dough? Others may stumble but not you, on hiccough. thorough, laugh and through. Well done! And now you wish, perhaps, to learn of less famlllar traps? Beware ot' heard, a dreadlul word that looks tlke beard and sounds llke blrd. And dead: Il's said like bad, not bead For goodness' sake don't call It deed! Watch out tor meat and great and threat They rhyme wlth sulte and straigthl and debt.I A moth is not a moth ln mother Nor both in bother, broth in brother- And here Is not an match tor there, Nor dear and fear nor bear and pear. And then Khere's dose and rose and loss? Just look it up-and goose and choose, and cork and work and card and ward. And lont and front and word and sword. And do end go and thwart and cart- A dreadful language? Man alive! l'd mastered it when I was five. ENGINEERING Basic descriptive geometry, eystematlc salu- tlons, and analysis of the relationshlps ol' points. lines. and plains ln space, develop' ments and Intersections are theories revlewed in the englneerlng curriculum. One such course ts Graphlca for Engineers which specifies the instruction In the use ol' drafting Instruments, freehand drawing. and letterlng. 9 'i.-- a-ZF ugh n, -..,,, Z ENGLISH Enrlchrnenl of grammar, punctuation, and sen- tence and paragraph bullding are the Bkllls Dro- vld-ad by the Engllsh curriculum. Classes In the curriculum Include levels of grammar In English 101, 102, and 103. Journallsm. Report Writing. Survey of American and Western World Litera- ture, ChiIdren's Literature, and Communication Skllls. English instructors include Diana Calsway, Minnie Hylar, PBI11 Ring, Chris Yopp, John Van- Horn, Dr. Norwood Selby, Margaret Shepherd, Bhd DI- TI'Il.Ifl'l'lEI'l I IDII8I'. 93 -1-:Tl 41,-. HISTORY The sequence course In Western Civilizations, beginning with History 101,15 a study ot the western society from B000 ELC. lo the present. Topics include the classical Greek and Roman worIds,ll1e Reformation. the emergency ot the mod- ern national state, the rise ol' commercial capitalism. the Industrial Revolution, the French Revolution, liberalism, na- tionalism, the alliance system. irnperalism, World War I and its aftermath, and the ideologies ol' the twentieth century. 94 FRENCH A modern approach to language, people, and the country ol France are introduced in the French curriculum. Students use vo- cabulary stuclies to become familiar with the IBHQUSQB. The French instructor la Sharon Gates. rig. rl,-Q. 1 . .1 -: -.Q ir .1 7' , . 4..t! ',, rs. i'141 u Q F V A i ge z 5 x L if -. ? 1 ' - w, dpi! -1'-3-' A . i 3 4 Q11 fn.-.if -, 4' I xl 1' MATH The mathematics curriculum utters a variety of courses which aid students ln developing math- ematical and analytical skills. These are Remedial and College Mathematics, Algebra, Trlgonom- elry. Geometry, Calculus, Technical Math, Crimi- nal Juslice Math. Digital Computer Math, Electri- cal Math, and Building Trades Math. MECHANICS MACHINE SHOP The SCC Automotive curriculum offers varlous courses In- volving ante-mechanical subjects- Some of these include Automotive EIectronlc!Electrical Systems: Fronl Suspen- sion, Alignment and Power Steeringg Diesel Engines: Auto- motive Body Repair: Braking Systernsg Small Englne Flepalrg Metal Flnishlng and Palntingg and Auto Al:1:eSSOl'IBS.InSlrLIC- tors for these courses are Donny Haynes, Steve Shephard, Angus Tucker, and Wllllam Reynolds. 1 , ' X-.-.-I 'l'I ...Cl 95 MUSIC Thla course curriculum, taught by Benny Younger, includes an Introduction to Music, the His- tory ol Muslc, Chorus, Piano, and Guitar. An Important ern- phasla la placed on scales, key signature, chords, and writing music. NURSING The concept ol' proper health care is provided in the nursing curricu' lum. Students learn to admlnlster medlcationa, communicate wlth doctors and patients, and to work in the surrnundlngs of mental health, childcare, eiderllr lSuch as rest homeej, and maternity care. Students also parllcpale ln clini- cal rotations to obtaln hands-om knowledge and experience. ln- structors Include Beverly Essick, Francis Bryant, Marguerlte Bur- nham, Sharon Kallam, and Kathy Woodruft. 86 ..:' I. U59 nazi fl! 'r I F .-1' .Y .',, X N lv I' ' . Avg V '- . - Y--+ui X1 V cn . V ,.. ' Lf' , 3:12:45 .. -3 ti A F v I ,, . ' I It 1 1 I' Q PHILOSOPHY This course Involves a study of problems dealing wlth freedom of will, perception nl evll, right and wrong, and what these topics mean to man in his everyday Itle. PHYSICAL FITNESS Physical tltness is taught through the teaching ol fundamentals, techniques, and rules nl' play which 1 are taught ln the physical education curriculum. Classes vary In length and capacity and Include bas- ketball, volleyball, tennis, lable tennis, and aero- bins. PHYSICS This curriculum is application-oriented for technl- cians. It involves the properties of matter and heat, electricity, light and sound, and applied sclence. 9? VIBQIS. PSYCHOLOGY This is 8 course in studying and learning the purpose of practical skills that can be used in a classroom. An Introduction ol' psychol- ogy :Including prenataland postnatal care. personality. selt-actu- alization, and studying ego and personalltlesl ls alt-important to this class. QB PLUMBING The Plumbing Fundamentals course is a study of plumblng tools, piping materlals and llttings, plumbing system designs, pipe and tilting Installation. fixtures, and water supply systems. This Held helps students to become tradesmen, toremen, or general super- POLITICAL SCIENCE Thls course concerns the national gov- ernment, Its organization, tunctlon, nower, and civil rights. It is also a course In helpl-ng students acqulra skills which will allow them to ettectlve- ly assume poslllons ol Ieadershlp wlth occupational, social, cultural, and po- Iillcal organizations. --.- '5--III lg L-x 'x.'-I I .L READING The readlng course at SCC is designed to aid students ln improv- lng their basic skllls ln vocabulary comprehension and reading rate. The program meets three important criteria: the materials and programs are easy to use, It ls tun lor the teacher and the students, and ll has been proven very ertective. -is K Q K.. I iff If FJ 'LEW'-' , W' ' , e ,H Nffura--..1jf' 2 . RELIGION This ls a course which includes bolh the Old and New Tesla- rnent teachings. Il is designed to Introduce students tu the history, setting, purpose. and major Ideas of thls literature. A comparative study ofthe major religions ol' the world. both an- cient and modem, are also in- cluded ln the religion curricu- lum. 99 SAFETY AND FIRST AID This course conslete of princl- ples and practices that can be applied to emergency first aiclg studies of safety procedures and techniques are related to vocational training. SPANISH This course ls an lrltroductlon to ths Spanish language with a modern audlo-llngual approach. Emphasis on listening and speaking comes flrst. followed by raadlng and wrltlng. 100 SOCIOLOGY This course ls a study of SD- clety and culture and how we 'become human beings. The Importance of problems In class. racial, ethnic groups, and women are em- phsslzed. The problems 01' scclal change, populatlon problems, urbanlzatlon. and COIIBCIIUB II8I'l8VIDI' BIB dis- cussed also. d an ce . E? 1' H--1, , XJ fy . -., fi -' 'N 1 WELDING Thls course glves students an understanding o! the prin- ciples, melhods, techniques, and skills for successlul em- ployment In welding and metal industry. SPEECH This course Involves the study and appllcallon ol the funda- mentals ol' public Speaking. Consideration of Speech In- volved with oral pmsentatlun in Improving voice and Confl- . 1 'FW -. wi f 1 Surry Community College is committed to the contlnulng education of the adult cltizens ol' its area of service. To 1'uIIIII thls commllment, the college otfers a variety of courses, conferences, workshops, and exhtlhlts deslgned to meet the adult educational needs. Through the Continulng Education Dlvislon. students flnd opportunities to re-train and update themseives in em- ployment, to expand knowledge In general education, and to GBVBIOP CFGBUVHY II1 H18 fil18 BHS. Other courses are provided in extension centers in the varlo-us communities of Yadktn and Surry Counties. New classes may be lormad whenever a sulficlent number ol DBFSOIIS show il'tl8fB8l th 8 PEFUCUISI 8788 of Sftldy. tn extenuating clrcumatencee, and upon approval by pub- Ilc school otficials, persons under the age of eighteen may he ed-mitted. North Carollna adults age 65 and older may register lor classes in the Contlnulng Education Divl- slon tree of charge. If C O I I N G COSMETOLDGY DRIVER IMPROVEMENT CLINIC 4itf'1 1?? Continuing Education programs are offered In the following areas of study: Family LHB Personal Care Photography Academic Extension Library Admlninstration Nurse Improvement Knitting andfor Sewing Arts andfor Crafts Adult High School 6 Basic Education Business and Induetrlal Programs Prolesslonal In-Service Programs Vocational In-Service Education Human Resources Development Flremanshlp Education Furntture Fteflnlshing Law Enforcement Teacher Renewal Creative Arte ll'lCOI118 TSJIBB Real Estate gr-1i.11'LLi ' - f j iIF: 5 H-'ff fl ' ,.. -gf .,. fa 1 . -f -ff' an -me-. if Gurmn FUNERAL DIRECTOR SEMINAR sin- IDB Am' CABINETMAKING Yr' .. .IL-fs' NURSING 'gi LA! CAKE DECORATING ll 104 :fa . 1 SEWING DFIIVEFI IMPROVEMENT CLINIC FLOWER AFIFIANGING .' A I . 1 ' i - :' 1591 -.. - -p ' iff?-J . 4 -1 - 1 ...M ' F' I 1 ' .if L M II . Q ' 5 f Wg 1- K I 'I' ' 4 1'9 ART EMERGENCY MEDICAL TRAINING rn X 1 kr -L I r.- A5 .L v. . f FUNERAL DIRECTORS SOCIOLOGY '-i P 9' x ,six . . ii II ln: 105 EEE Q2 H f'z,v.'f?.'fi'f5:f..'-af-.E SE QD CLUBS f '+ gg , 'Hn - x Jr .f gggk Vg ff H , 9 . l 4,0 xi. I -' on mms muses? CD 52 Q 1. QTQTHCLUB H . +21 4'5- T' A Utnny VUUnBBr, Snorllor THB SCC CIIDFUB IB COITIPOBBU of Individuals ol' varying ages whDen1QYEIngIn9Bndpsrfnrm- Ing throughout the year at var- lous churches, clvlc clubs, and organizations In the area. Day and nlght choral groups com- bine 1'or Christmas and sprlnq concerts: and mernbers rs- celve 'lransferrable cradlt whlle developing thair voices and musical talents. The Chorus serves as a prlmary source of publlc relations and recruit- ment for the collage and com- munity. CHORUS a - 1 -i Psrlorrnancll al tho Grace Moravian Church IDB 1. s iii Clrcle K'lrl f08llY Income Involved Wllh helping nlhers. CIRCLE K Circle K is a servlce organlzatlon lhal helps the needy ll'lfOl.lQl'1 ll1U'0lV8I'l'l8I'll. THB club has bB9i'l on CBMDUB SINCE 1967. Its objeotlve ls lo serve lhe campus and the commu- nlly, to promote good fellowship and hlgh leadership, to cooperate wllh the educalinrlal department chairman of which the club has an interest, and to have uselul lralnlng in social graces and personality development. ,- ' -We Q A , .E 1 ' -' 37:61, -mtl'-rl,,f '-wi ,x 1 if rllirxfi-25' -In Tu g' ' fl h 1 ,. ' A.--J ' PV 4- L-.i 4 During lho would? muellnl. Ilia club gueal was Governor or CemlIna'B dlelllcl, Blair! Tldwell. olfkifl lL-Rl: Sandra Llewellyn, Edllor ol' Inlernellanal EKPOQ Gerrle Moorerleld, SCC Club Prealdenlq Cllrl: Fulk, Trled Dlntrlcl Llauhnanl Governor: Klm Thomu. Club Secrellnl: Van Tale, Club Secrellry- NDI Pltluredr Timmy Merlln, Yreeaurer. ...ah llleellng lb dIlcUB8ih1-i leafs Clrcle K oorlvenlion al Ch noel HIII. The Clrcle K Club encourages and pramolel Ina lol- lowlng Ideas: lu sive prlmarlly lo human Ind lolrlluel url, num man ra mararial values: ana lb oncuurlge lhe use ol the Golden Rule In llle. Chen K ll n mirage organization mar is apanwrad by Klwenlsle lnlernellonel. Memborshlo ln Clrcle K il worldwlde, 109 IOURNALISM: YEARBOOK QLANCERJ -1. L-,f 1 ..ef- -...-P .-gf - M5. Pam Fling, Advisor Editnr Sandra Ltawallynz 'lwarkl lllrmlslworkl lt will bl flnlahed soon. 12 V , - t X at-U X Hi l ft. 1' H ' tk: X. r, - f-K . 'ie sf ,- 'n d . .-.5-1... 4 Beryl Have 'mesa people changad in 20 years! 1 O Designlng, preparing, and producing a yearbook is difficult. Few Students are involved, but these few represent, depict, and Illustrale collage llte wall. Their eifcrts are appreciated. Thanks goes to all SCC personnel for their support and tolerance, a special lhanks to Sharon Gales. Susan Pendargrart, Margaret Shepherd, Chris Yopp, and Nathan WII- Ilarns who have so gracluusly helped wlth typing, prootfeadlng, and editing of tha 1987 Lancer. lu- I , V ' s X i ' . Ha' E , I , I-1: , .J -A ' e I 'F 'I ' 1 1' ll . 4 --1 , ,f-' - ng:-nr.. 5, fl .' wlyil, t The whole :lah became Tmrnlvod. 0'-if 84 NEWSPAPER fSQUIRE'S VOICEJ STAFF .. N - pi ,gwl- I' , ph. :rf ' This newllbapur will he oul on lime. 'W'lIl lhil papar our be 1InIuhsd? asks Mellini I 5, .- 1 ' ' x I - l, ' Ill .v 4 -'15-A' . ,- - A 1. -as -f H- 'K -- '- 1, ,.-A-' iii: A hx :iv 1-afewfsifhvizz 4 ' fig: 'ffizffgw'-'f ffsalf ' . ,vi -7 .-1'-: There Ia always llmo ior a photograph. UIWB li NISE' Wufkilm on the computer. W 'L C in -I E 8 Tone Ia bllllf dnlng har jab. 1 E Advisor A Instructor. Blll llcflachrsn MATH CLUB Mu Alpha Theta: The purpose of the Math Club is lo galn a better understanding of mathematics and to acquaint other peo- ple with the necessity and henefils oi studying mathematics. Who In he klddlnn? Xie aqua! to B. nel M! ClIfIce1'llL-Rl:Jud!' Marshall. Greg Howard. Prellon Srnllh. Darrell -Caulevuna. Students nartorrn ak ine Fnrslgn Language Fasllval. 112 Adviser It lnetruclnr J.T. Henman LAW' ENFORCEMENT URGRNIZATIUN HEMBERS FRENCH AND SPANISH Bonjour, mes arnls! Le frangls est pour tous! The French Club ls designed for all these who are already taking French, or are Interested In taking French. and want to participate In e foreign ad- venture! P-lolal El espanol Is a versellle. exclllng foreign language. The Spanish Club is designed for all of IHOSB who BFE taking SPSIIISI1 BS B BBCG-Fld ISR' guage. These Iwo clubs interact throughout the year in various actlvitles and events, such as the FOYBIQI1 Language FBSUVBI and H18 8I'lI'1U8l Chfht' ITIBS DENY. LEO Oltlcsrl ul Dec. 13 Chrlltmls Party: V. Tell. D. Johnson, J. Hull, V. Hunt, LAW ENFOH CEMENT All nl the members 01 LEO lLamhtIa Epsilon Ome- ga! are members ofthe N.C.Ass0ciaIlol1 ol' Crimi- nal .lustice Educators. The primary objectives pt the professionalism ol personnel in Criminal Jus- tice agencies Is to attract high quality pre-service students into the Ileld o1'CrimlnaIJustlce. and to stimulate academic achievement arneng Criminal Justice Agencies. Mil. Gales helps students wlth their Snanlsh uelgnmenll. ,-,,,.-- tl! PHI BETA LAMBD Advlllnrn John Wood and Sherman Layoll The purpose of Phi Bela -Lambda ls lo educate sludenls in the expectallons of the business world. This is accom- plished through leadership conferences. which are spon- sored bythe National PBL. The specific Q0-els of PBL. are lo develop cnrnpelent. aggressive business leadership and to strengthen the confidence ol' siudenls ln themselves and their work PBL urllcera: Back raw: Gray Frye. vice-uruldenl: Adelle Srnllh crlnen, vlce-presldenl: Ellen Bllllngl, secretary: Teresa Edwards president' Fran: raw Regina wllllami. treasurer. Llz Freeman PRL Club memb ere parllamenlarlan. I l PBL etuderrlu help with the SCC Bloodmoblle. 1 .J 114 l.. ff ' -' 'QU STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION .mm Advlsnr Dr. Sherry Madlsoll Oftlcers: Nancy Slate. .larry Tultle. Melanie Marion. Karen Speaks. SGA members BIITUY the Christmas Dance. The Student Government Association ISGAJ is an 0fg8I1iZ8ll0rt Vl'hlCl1 HBIDS In 'IHS BBIBDHSI1- ment ol' rules and regulations on campus. Training for members will help them in any fleld they chose. They learn a variety ol' responsibil- ltles from leadership to getting along with oth- ers. SGA generally sponsors the annual Christ- mas Dance and Student Appreclatlon Dayg the latter Is held In late May. Mr. Layell dances tha nlght away. 1 'f .K 1 Dr. Shephard dlsllays his dance atrlllty, t I5 Lal! to Hlglll: Flrll row: Klfll Lynolle Gough. Ellzabllh Chappell Freeman. Second raw: Tsd Columbus Wllllsms, ham. Mlchalll Linn Dnvll. David Rl! Pruitt. W. Ks! Con ksr- -123 tes bk . Annlo Marla Woodruli and Karan Snsuks Barry James Hslms 48 . WH 1,.. ., Q? ' yn '4'7'i5.1l'uf. O'S WHO Each year several students are se- lasted by a eommlllea nl facully and sl-all lo ba honored by Inclusion In Who's Who Among Students In American Junlar Colleges. Crllaria for selection to ihls nallonal publica- tion Includes academic achieve- ment, community leadership, and 8X1!BCUl'fiCl.IlBl' il'lVUlVBl'l'l8l'l1. Oi 1-DR ID .I Tondl Ll lnn Brooks -u, if 5 ..s. J l '- 'S Bonnll Rowlnuky and Glolla .funn -' r . 9 -' , f 1 L M ' w E -'ml v .iq X 1 ' 13:35 ' 1 S5 . . -4 I 6- I H EI - I 'llldl lllllnr Luka Ynuvalll Chlldrass und: Lofiwlch Tgnl f1B x l J. Dlmmullc Rufus Guy Fry: r .'l .f pf ra if Larry D. Qusllrlbarry Jamal Wayne Moon . 1 - a ,vu J r 5 , Chrlslonhor Erlc Fulk Garril Muurerlald .larry Tuttle and Lynn Bulner RJJ, Cl55'8VB!ll, TJI. Eillif. V-J. IICHH- Ian s.,, Regina Ball. Franc-an Howell, Pnl Beck Michael Vernon Ayarl Jarry Dnlg Llw-gan l I l 4 I I I ' ,Q Q 1 v Seattle B. Wilson -.A l ., , a V' r' 1, L af' V1 1 -Y a lf Mice C. Vanlbls Jerry Wayne Saw afar! No! Dlelumd are Joan Whrlakor Alkini. Shirley' Holloway' Blnklel, Wendi' Eugenia Brlaiol, John Lia Dearmln. Tarun Carol Edwards. .Iann Robarl Kuhl. Donna Suu Llnnlngham. Slavs Griyann Lallwlch, Julls Annu llcHcne. Aprll Diane Macy, Emlly Renae C-verhy, Gail Brmflnn Pull. Shana Bolle Polndaxtor. and Timothy Laruy Snow. T - if s if ftva-ia 'N 'Uk SPOR rs . ' -- '1' -.--........ .- - ' .,-11. '-f a Could Il DB that Dwight Ia upul? i il? f I ll ' . - H 1 .. -- -,, '- HI h J ct nz Bowan! Thal 5 not 9 I INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL MII!! I IIIIP UIBUHH B IYIII7 ' N I ShDUld'Vl been In the NBA. Is the calling falling? Wake dollnltary prlparld. 1 ,. OK gnu: quli trylnu lo alnk A banks! wlllu the volleyball- 'NN k, I Y , X lncredlbls amount oi lklll rnqulraal ham I TR M RAL VOLLEYB LL SOFTBALL AND TENNIS: INTRAMURALS Tracey Is nad! For a homslunl si? Xi -H Thin Ia murals-I on my hack! 'hnnls paraphernalia , I. ff ,1 Mg Bjorn mluo-nl! K -53 KK. V , X a? Q-- X -ll V- X. .- uh X' 'Q x ' li , -. ul..-.T , WA? -f-Q - r.m'w..x'n,.. 1..-.,'f2rgzL'5i 1 g.,'af,:,+.', . ,, .1 i n 0 . S N: N ' 5- ' , X , . N4 tlcjx. X - . 1- x' N' t in I 4 u 'N N f y M' mm 4 TV : . .. r Es ' 'L . 1--W., 'Hi Good nrIe1: lus! nerve me hall! This In now: Danny Lawson and teammates DISCUSS In the gym. - '- ki ,-.f., ' 1' : ' , ,L --,-.mme ' -1 .. ,gn--.f:.qf 6 -fn-f L 2' 'S ,wa ' 12.11 ---1.5. - 71: W- J- .- L..g. 1 - X J .- '- .f ,-.sm-:ff - 2'-. Q5-'-5F17-. '1'fl: M2 :?'Sf'!'5f'T'.:.- , S -' ,. ?14f.-Q-?vf4QiZ,- -,fp-'-. - . 'Fi 'll .ffl rf' 'L 'F , 1.1.15 L 3 ,,,,fQ.,.e -H..-- . '-..f.'f,T ' .V ' rg -J-Q4 ' -. - I if - . ,riff .azz EYE .- -.123-'14-fa 1.1. .- - .f-. '., -'..., ,- -4 -J f :fff .sm ,.-,-7... - ,.., ,,. I ,L - M-Fixx --. -. 1 '.:vw7':--e ,- I .- -.5--. f . .r .- 'L--,, ...J ' .4-fc A - 1-35 .1 2. tw 1 -y I ,H W5 4 M 1 'E , , J. F +.1-P'Fr,'1 4 rx 1 ., 1 - F i . , we e A L.. 1-A 1. .3 it A E- 191- Al I: N ag- Q J A 1 Eff' f . . 1 . - H- .-..fi'1wf'g+ ' ---fda'-F-.Jn Q F 'U' , ,, .I .,,. 'Y If It 1' nf ,Z :S f 'Z' 'LS -JF '94 ' 4:4 A 'ii' .1 -' ' ' . 1. 4, .4 Hg- , 4 1 1 :- fr . -fl L ' ' 1' 511' T' ,lf M 1 .A J' ' f T A fb 431 IP It I ' 1. I Y, jg B 1 P f' :fn F A ,., M..-f ' - ffrer-D That was Ihen: now a Golf Dre .'- L -3--1 Bean Spalnhcwr Ia al Crow Crank. -..p- rf ' 2 nh: , . - 5 'i-I-5 . is . ...rf 1 f- ' - ,M ,,,., . .. .. .W : 'L'--T , a---1 - . , ' . .. . . . . , '4 W'-1 - o .. .1 .. 1'halUll8lhull:K8illl Hutchana, one ol lne hav! Wormar scc gqllgrs, .El L41 l 1 ,. 5 if L . ' . I 4' I V 7'-I ' . 'A ' ' Vafsnif Bull' team IL-RJ: Phllllp Sloagail. Gray Brunar. Palrlck Spencg, gpg Ken Jayco. Nat plciurod: Chad Grove. Johnny Hall, CI-nlg chlldfggg, mlm, Rance. and Bruce Thacker. TENN S AND GOLF: SCC VARSITY !23 -an I 5 'EVIL ,HE Beach BD!! Dsrtorm at SCC. . .---v ,... R 5CC'l only on-carnnul dormltury sludsnls. 3 12-I Danna, Whal's the answer lo 4117 BUS 250: Telavlslon Communlcatlonn 51-INV' Cblflmllfllll' CnII090'8 rounssul student. I knsw thas!! shoes New llghl, bu! lhla In ridicu- laus. P.'E. En my favorlln clans. Thea!! BUY! hmm Buch cute lull! 2 A A, F1 4 In what hlnd ol troubla hav: you lound - 3 QL roursstl mls lImB. Mr. Yoon? ' p L Lu , E . ,. .1 Vw' ,V , ' .ua-A ' -ff - ,L ' n I 1 . 9 , , - , ...Q . LL E -'f E ---'E , I x .-- 1 p , , . Q-HD ' H ' Well, nl' course we can lil Il. Thl Arnold Schwuzannnnefs or lumnrmw- 1-, WHEN NOAH SAILED THE WATERS BLUE t HE mm ms 11wusLEs me SAME Asvou FOR 40 YEARS HE SAILED ms ARK BEFORE HE FOUIIDA PLACE 10 PARK l. ., .:11.:.ipi:!!muinul!l!!!!!l!l!! -' -'HI' 1- Plrhlng prcblaml? Who Il rlsponslbhz for this mesa? 'l1 'A - 125 STUDENTS: H RD AT WORK . . . P A..-. Expnnrlng tha work! of flowers? Jennifer finalhr linda a nauenl. 25 Sm-.5 nuseawh In progress' The news always comes before English Q It wasn'! tha! funny, 'nu .ng is ne . . . AND PLAYING ROUGH Q 9 W y ,AI if . is it -xx ll O! A Chorus Une. Look nut. Tom Bfuilal I-I