Western Piedmont Community College - Yearbook (Morganton, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1977 volume:

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I am part of all that I have met Tennyson E I 5 1 r l l 1 vi, ,. , ,il JS' Our door is always open for students who come fully prepared for a confident climb up the academic ladder or doubting whether they can attempt even the first rung. Over the years, we have developed new skills of our own, and new programs, tailored to the needs and wants of the people in our community, regardless of their previous academic experience, whatever their age. Our objective, today, as always is to meet each student as an individual who is growing and changing in search of unique and personal idenity. - THE WPCC CATALOG - 16 TABLE OF CONTENTS IN RETROSPECT - MEMORIES OF PIEDMONT THE YEAR AT WPCC WPCC LEADERS STUDENT LIFE ON THE PIEDMONT HILL PIEDMONT PEOPLE FACES IN THE CROWD CONTRIBUTIONS OF THE COMMUNITY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lf- 2-16 18-53 54-95 96-130 131-144 145-185 186-199 200 We hope you all like the 1977 Ye bo k from your stance as much we o up here! L13-gl THE YEAR HOW WILL YOU PERCEIVE THIS YEARBOOK, 1977? 18 No one really knows Where science is taking us. We are aboard a train, racing down on a track on which there is an unknown number of switches T WPCC r ' ll lk leading to unknown places. Most people are in the caboose looking, backwards Ralph Lapp Imagine a long freight train going down a railroad track, with two different people viewing it. One person is standing on the ground, about three feet from the track, and he is staring straight ahead at the train, as it passes him. Basically all he can see is what is passing right in front on him, from momemt to moment. Another person watches the train at the same time, but he is not on the ground, but way high up in the air. In an airplane, balloon, or flying on his own he perceives the train in an entirely different way than the person standing on the ground does. Instead of seeing..the train only a little at a time, car by car, he perceives the whole train at once, and every car in it from the first to the last. Copyright 1976 by Richard N. Bolles, The Three Boxes of Life and How to Get Out of Theml 19 FILL OUT THE FORM REGIS A city of electricity With bodies of elasticity The twinkle of the wire Stimulates and makes one desire Wires, wires, computers and brains The world will never be the same Cards for this, cards for that No meat, no weight, definitely no fat Damn, Hell, abandoned from our place There never was such a thing as THE HUMAN RACE - Written at Registration, 1976 THE FUTURE IS NOT SOMETHING WE ARE GOING TO, BUT SOMETHING WE ARE CREATING. THE PATHS TO IT ARE NOT FOUND BUT MADE, AND THE ACTIVITY OF MAKING THEM CHANGES BOTH THE MAKER AND THE SITUATION. John Schaar TION x s , XX! XX x X XX ,, v , I- In August at a meeting hall, the people held a costume ball. Each wore a mask upon his face, and clothed himself in colored lace They stood in groups of three or four, And tapped their feet upon the floor And crossed their arms and blinked their eyes And from their mouths came predicted lies When the sticky, heated air Demanded more than he could bear One of them slid his black mask down And bared his face from chin to crowng And when they saw his naked face They seized and dragged him from that place And turned and barred the heavy door And shook their heads and crossed the floor - Don McNair - ,...--f r . f L r Tick tock the hands move fast Tick tock the hands move slow Tick tock which way will they go? Tick tock nobody knows Tick tock move the hands forward Tick tock move the hands backwards Donit stay at 3:21 E' Q90 '5 - 0 6' sf' 65 0 ,fo o' av 1 , o o 5 A 'A A o ,gi ' '. ,v 4' 94 696-if O1 W. vw ' Dmifffffff Qfuom 4' Q' H' . we ip. , ,- ' d PERSONAL DATA: 65 U' gd' ,.- 0 X X X X 1 660 ...J Q x,p LQQOCKBEE5, Numbef .0 .0 ' o ,050 . NAME . ' X N mxwxw Q9 'H' Las' .510 no , X X X X R X X X X of' 409 Y' - 0,0 Fnrst .I A ff x x x x X N N A A qoafyb Middhe fMaiden name fOr ma' 'Q 05' NxAmNo ADDRESS Q3-QUE CHANGE Cprint-press firmly-carbon used! QJPCQL Mogggntonl NC 286553- Stud.ent's name A Social. Sec. No. M, A Faculty adviser 4 Dept. G No. : ! Cr. hrs. Cfor which change is Qc- be made! 1. An error was made in transcribing a grade for the above named course taken during the W A- M Cqtr. 6: yr.J The grade should have been . 2. The incomplete for the above named course taken during the djqtr. G v:.? has been removed and the grade should be . flare d and YW 4 instructorkeignature fd 4 Initia1ed: b A W Abbb an My- b M Department Chairman Division Director USE ONLY 1 ST UDENT SERV1CE'S 22. iw C0'-LEGE coMMUN 28655 PXEDMONTRTH CARUUNA Wm 1-.ogfams WX REG'STF-'ATION CHANGE NOTICE TON. N0 - - nf C ENTRANCE i WESTERN PIEDM t 'N . Ana ne-Adm'5s'o cteo DME OF summef ONT COMMUNITY COLLEGE tdmissnon . EXPE Wlnter 59609 U MORGANTQNI N-H C. 28655 K STUDEQLSIMUS 2 Fan Q U New Freshman 3 E ziseomofe oe M co X X X WPCC, M Organ ton, NC VE 7 INSTRU ,,L,l,l,l X a No. 3557- D cr0R.s FORM FOR fu ent 5 N m REINSTATING S Q time atement urrent Dat TUDENT E X Instructo,-fs Si ' SOC . .. lf xxxxxxx Qhature 1a7 gecurit Xxxxxxx J' No, R REGISTR XXXXXXXXX q N X X X AR 15 OFFICE, Xxxxxxxxxxxxx . 'Lx X A , - Record xxxxxxxxxx S Changed XXXXXXXXXXXX Date xxxxx qt , Q 02 W 4639 L 0 00 Q--wt' Q6 if 20 60 f' O0 0 42 Q 2' 1 0 'S' f? ,o pi' 5 , I Q 0925 of 'Q Ohf 0 - 430652, QOJGQ5, Ov QOL mf' 'fb 4.00 5 'fs-2.76006 . Q' ifivof' 'J' O. J' 2 4 z'fx0 Q0 efQ QOZJOQ5 ,o 0220 40 Cx. .A 9 Od-50095 ec 9 is 0 f' 0 Q 0 f 'gt fb K go 'P Q2 K'-3' K i '95 'ZX 42, 4 'Q 40 2A62,y0,,L'Ofb 00 'P NZ. 0 4' 0 - C520 QQ 93 . 09 lx- 'Ja A1332 QQ C55 J' 0 8' f 7 jo 0 is fb A C3 0 Q cg 4 . Q 9.6 2 6' 'P 20 s s- ss W- fg9,.0,, Registration is such a high for meg I breathlessly await these four times of 'OA 'lb 9 the year. 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The Open classification, open to anyone who was not elligible for the intercollegiate class , was a three-way tie between Carolina Canoe Club, Louisville Paddlers Club and Nantahala Racing Club with 17 points each. Other finishes in the intercollegiate classification were Mars Hill, 18, Western Carolina University, 173 University of Tennessee, 15, Hollins College, 13g Old Dominion College, 12, Appalachian State University, eight and Sandhills Community College, one. In the Open classification the other finishes were: Tuckaseegee Outing I Club, 15 g Salem Racing Team of Salem, Va., 14, Blue Ridge Canoe Club, four and L 8: L Express, two David Benner led the point race for the WPCC team. He won the C-1 intercollegiate slalom and thie C-1 intercollegiate race. In the C-2 intercollegiate race he teamed with L.D. Cole for a first-place finish and joined with his father, Bob Benner, to finish second in the C-2 intercollegiate slalom. 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' 1- ...,.-1-f1k :Y.1..a..1. . ' A ---6 - - 'ff' , Morganton, N.C., Monday, October 4, 1976 y-..- WPCC canoeists David Benner and L.D. Cole seen from the bridge as they cross the finish line in record time. Photographers Manning and Williams were on the spot. Slalom 9999 has been accomplishedg 5610 and sill lie ahead in the race with time against the current. 26 r F 4V J I x JL 0- ,. -v 5 'FQ It wouldn't be so hard to manuever this canoe through the slalom if that other guy didn't keep clogging up the channels. WPCC canoeist David Benner finishing first in the C-1 intercollegiate slalom race David will be trying out for the Olympics in May. He's hoping to be racing for the U.S. in Austria soon. 27 Sittging amid the many canoes, resting and waiting for the race to begin, one remembers the Old South. 28 ' ff , lfulrri .-VM' -H, .- ,- - .V . . JR. ii,.g.H,,, ,-S., ,.,. . '-- Lal 'situ' . '. .-- ' W ' I' 'F'e- .H,,,-,WH ,, .,- -f' 'E ' '- ,L f .JA 1 - ' .. . ., ' t f i - -K 'I 9 . , ,-i nyi-4f.v,fL7i r nl I f 94 , ' 'F ,K -N I , 'V I --Vg i:41:.,1- Q iq 'I' l M, Y vw - ' 7 -fr' ' f ,uw if xwnrevgi-S559 M ' if J ' .' ,,p1'- 'f+ - ' ' K 4, .4 - - -Y - 1 , Artfully Benner steers the canoe through Slalom aifllg The end is in sight. The hardest thing to learn in life is which bridge to cross and which to burn. - David Russell - v 1 A A -A all -. , tg , it as .,, ,,., ,.,, L nf Victory - the race is run and won. Id q kink 4 , fe? , 5,3 .- vm, WPCC Criminal Justice Instructor Dennis If only you hadn't moved in the canoe, we Brockland loads up the canoe. Catching could have made it! criminals is sometimes easier than racing those students. i 30, 1976 was a political year for the people of Western Piedmont. State, Local, and National elections highlighted the months of October and November. Piedmont people got involved. One instructor was elected to the State Senate and another was elected a County Commissioner. Another ran for the County Commissioners. A fourth was Governor Hunt's campaign manager. Politics was highlighted by Governor Hunt's visit to the campus, the mock election, and the involvement of the WPCC YDC. All this shows that there was involvement in a year when the first southern President was elected since 1848. POLITICS The YDC sponsored a visit by Lt. Governor Jim Hunt to the WPCC campus two weeks before the election Later We could claim the presence of the new Governor on campus. 1976 7 W- 'T -T -'-----I 5 --4 Vggl WPCC Instructor Roger Sharpe celebrating his victory and election to the state Senate on election night. Carter, Hunt Win in WPCC election In a mock presidential and gubernatorial election at Western Piedmont Community College this Week, Democratic candidates Jimmy Carter and Jim Hunt were the winners. Totals show that 418 students or 49 per cent of the full-time study body body voted in the election which was sponsored by the WPCC Young Democrat Club. In a vote of 268 to 126, Carter received 64.1 per cent of the votes to President Ford's 30.1 per cent. Eugene McCarthy lead the 24 write-in votes with a total of eight. Jim Hunt won a large victory over David Flaherty in the N.C. gubernatorial election by outscoring his opponent 290 to 109 votes, a 70.6 to 26.5 per cent margin. Over 18 per cent of the voters split their ticket between the candidates. The November 2nd election shows the WPCC mock election was right. Hunt won the gubernatorial election by a large margin, and Jimmy Carter was elected President. 31 POLITICS AT Former Chairman of the WPCC Board of Trustees Stanley Moore looks over election returns at Election Headquarters on the night of the Democratic victory. Lt. Governor Jim Hunt pointing the way to the future for North Carolina in his pre-election appearance on the campus. i i J. Q' , law mix ! PIEDMONT IPCC students and YDC officers dy Davidson of Winter Haven, orida and Jaynie Israel of arion show involvement of PCC students by counting votes Election Headquarters on the ght when peanuts became our .tional food. '-v- nm'l-'- -- W f -- ' tt v--, Governor Hunt being welcomed to the WPCC campus, by some of the Piedmont people. IT,S 'SNOW' SECRET W 'W You think the snow caused YOU problems? SNOW Many hope and watch the skies Of winter, for thessnow to fly What good is it? What will it bring? Selfish question. It puriiies for the coming of Spring. It quilts the sleeping land by day And insulates with moon's glow night's fragile pr PCC IS A BEAUTIF L CAMPUS y l X E, l All quiet on the western front MORE SNOW Burst the pillow of the sky Fluff, cooled much, is flying by! Plumped and plopped on a giant's bed Come unticked, unsewn, as a bolster dead But light like down, and floating free To cushion sound and dress up trees JSG As Westem Piedmont's campus is blanketed with snow. .M 1455:--U A .Wi . In or 14,L-'r- 1' ' f W., : .'-'-f CARGLINA CAMERA AND C J COME TO WPC fy-nr w '- 'lf ml :viii 597 , q, f 4 i 1 on li AZT' 4 1, '- l is vi'-l 11-5 fs F-f , 2' -?i':i:2.r1f5': ' 1' ge v vw 1 ' 'WIN ,. N, L it- gl' 1 9 1 if '.,l M --:ai .vs fill is Rf-ISQQES' 4 H5553 il'i'l1fQiii: ii E ml niiimlg-Sul . v 4, -Y ,..-A i ' jf-ii! YV fi 1 'w l 'F -lk' ' -' if .- ,fi L -4-ff A , ff ,ZZ On January 19, CJ. Underwood and Carolina Camera of WBTV, Charlotte came to Morganton to videotape Assistant Coach Jessie Williamson and the Pioneers in action against Broughton. One of the few blind coaches in the nation, Williamson and squad defeated Broughton 44-41. The story later made the AP wires, and brought widespread publicity to the college 36 l 2 1 v Zfviiiidiif .,w,Ai,qE,, 2- 49 ,. t, 'J' 0 ! I Pioneer pivotman Al Steiner and Clarence Hart of Broughton struggle for control of the tip, while Dale C111, and Ramsey C191 of Broughton and Poteat 1131, Powell 1211, and Jablonski C441 of WPCC await the outcome NM. .. -f-M-H ftyvhvn ' 'a,:?m!E s v 1 --- ? 'Ti ,p..., . vw ,ar yn 1 fw 2rwvq'f I , 131 4... '-.'.7j-L:-2-,I i .m T 14 . E52 , .,,jmq . ,... A .-.M :.1 '-N..,.,-- 'T-EW. ':-:. :eg .,.... .,' ,,' .5371 , 'wa-im' CAMPUS DEDICATED TO JOHN HOOPER, PHOTOGRAPH Johnny, we could not h made it without you. Th is no way the 1977 Happening could have happened without the dedication of John Hoop The skill of the Med Lab technicians i drawin blood can only be matched b the skis of John Hooper and Reba. Atkinson whose long hours of work ln dark room got blood out of tumips! SCENES Dedicated to all the Annual Staff who spent long hours on endless paper work to make the Happening a reality. A l l WPCC Professor David Lieberman resembling actor Orson Welles as he 39 approached E building in the rain. 4 1 1 U ORE CAMPUS f M4141 1.6-2:1 V- . . SX:v.p EE, -' 'A guy , , .,.1 Y. 1 , ' x N H 'U !,4.,n., 1 'Y w' '24 , .W J x ' A gl 1- I. --vw, -- QQQQT fic'- W, ,S rv-in fw-f x ' ' V-Ui inf, l il i X 1, :Qin ' . 'Y ff? .- .ip 'V Fir 1 by .. -4, Q Q 2 The Snake Show at WP 5 brought a large crowd. I t a o R e d 8 S C ,E ,abe- P S t SCE E Thomas ' class he waste I end of CIT ll things tell the ad, the e Iito and the bad and -HQ YV, r-Q.. r-N , 'Q GH lhnson - I know you think I am a Democrat, but it's all a master plot. You don't set a fox to watching the chickens because he has a lot of experience in the hen house. - Harry S. Truman - Greg J ablonski, former Wingate star, playing for the Pioneers as an outsider, pours in two of his 39 points against the Justices. Pioneer starters Steve Harbison 1227, Al Steiner 1553, Don Poteat 1131, and Don Richardson 1341 watch. WPCC placed a team in the Morganton Industrial League in '76-77 and the charges of Richard Morgan and Jessie Williamson started quickly by ending Broughton's 32 game winning streak with a 65-62 overtime thriller. The Pioneers finished 3rd in the Tipoff Tournament. Another early highlight was getting abid to the Granite Falls Christmas Tournament. The Pioneers finished second in the Industrial League with a 7-1 record, losing only to WCC 45-44. 42 WPCC Al Steiner starts the f76 seasonuoii' injine getting the opening tip as Harbrson directs Jablonski waites. A scene from the bench. Statistician Maly Dale offers advice as Poteat and Coach Morgan look elsewhere. . TV. BASKETBALL L-R ffront rowj Tri-captains Don Richardson, Al Steiner, and Steve Harbison. 2nd row: Statistician Mary Dale, Coach Jessie Williamson, Les Burrell, Tony Powell, George Williams, Don Poteat, Greg Jablonski, Mark Thompson, Larry Fulbright, and Coach Richard Morgan CNot pictured: Keith Berry, Bill Young, Jim Reed, Rome Riddle, Greg Baird.J few: .5751 fr., -H-ff fe X ,,,,,,.1ti-5 ,.-44: ' . , n The season begins with new uniforms, the light blue and white reminding one of the Tarheels! K.. . .J w, 'V if-4 zfsjflf wmv- ,...-i . M3 G 43 PIO EER COURT ACTIO Broughton streaks ended b Westem Piedmont Communi- ty College broke' a spell here Tuesday night in the Morganton Industrial League' Basketball Torunament. . The WPCC team came from behind in the second half, sent the game into overtime, and then posted a 65-62 victory over Broughton during a three-game program in the Collett Street Recreation Center gym here. It was the first loss in 32 games for Broughton, which had swept through the 1975-76 season undefeated. -The victory put Westem Pied- mont in the winners' bracket semifinals opposite Inrnont. In- mont won 'I1xesday's first game, 59-42, over Carolina Shoe. City of- Morganton kept its hopes alive in the toumament by defeating Blind Justices, 63-45, in a losers' bracket contest. 'I'here are two more losers' bracket games scheduled for tonight in the double-elimination event. Broughton plays Carolina Shoe and City meets Southem Devices. The doubleheader begins at.6 : 15. Westem ,Piedmont had ,three players in double figures, with Tony Powell and Greg Jablonski scoring 16 points each and A1 Steiner getting 15. Game scoring honors went to Broughton's Ken- ny Ward, who pumped in 29 points, 19 of them in the second half. Jerry Ramsey added 10. Broughton had led by 28-26 at halftime. The game was tied at 59, at the end of regulation play. Field goals by Jablonski and Keith Berry and a pair of free throws byIDon Richardson gave Westem Piedmont its points in the overtime. WPCC Second Game f0vertimeJ BROUGHTON 1623: Kemzy Ward 29, Jerry Ramsey 10, Clarence Hart 8, R. W. Dale 8, Jack Hyatt 7 , Bob Blough, Ran- dy Clark. g WESTERN PIEDMONT COMMUNITY O0LLEGE.f65J: Steve Harbison 2, Don Richard- son 6, Al Steiner 15, Greg Jablon- ski 16, Tony Powell 16, Don Poteat 2, Keith Berry 8. Dean of Students Nancy Moore urging the Pioneers to kill Broughton. They did. 44 Sieve Harbison fires one in from the comer in the exciting 65 62 victory over Broughton. After tieing the score 57 57 with 12 play, clutch baskets by Tony Powell and Jabbo, and two free throws Richardson ended Broughton's 32 game winning streak ELL F 'gain' .-w:Ww...a' u - ,ax us. -V1.1 I five f. Pioneer cardiac hero Bill Young has utmost confidence in Powell's ability, as he heads down court before the ball luts the ' 'Qiungle Jim Cates showing his safari form as he tires toward the basket. Coaches Morgan and basket. A1 Steiner 1551 is more cautious. Gary Womack 1201 is too. Williamson and young Mr. Cates watch in amazement from the sidelines. ii 4 Ui ' A ' af 5 Q i - --45.1 . , ' m Pioneers Mark Thompson 1421, Al Steiner 1551, and Gary Womack 1201 gape as ex-Mars Hill flash Bill Young tires from the keyhole. Coach Morgan can't believe it. Greg Jablonski 1441 soars in for a duck, while ' teammates Larry Fulbright 111, George Williams 1241, Les Bumll, and Steve Harbison 1221 applaud. WPCC enters Granite event The men's basketball team from Western Piedmont Com- munity College has been selected to represent Morganton in the 1976 Granite Falls Christmas Tournament' The WPCC teamis a member of the Industrial' League spon- sured by the Morganton Recreation Department under the supervision of recreation director Gary Leonhardt. Coached by Richard Morgan of WPCC and Jessie Williamson of Western Carolina Center, the Pioneers will play their first game on Monday, Dec. 27 at 7 p.m. at Shuford Recreation Center in Granite Falls. Six WPCC players from the nucleus of the club, with the addition of eight all-stars from other clubs in the Morganton Industrial League. Tri-captains Steve Harbison, Al Steiner and Don Richardson, along with Tony Powell, Greg Jablonski and Don Poteat, form the Pioneer segmentof the team. Joining them are Kenny Ward, R.W. Dale, and Jack Ramsey from Broughton, Herman Booker and Jimmy Powell from Great- Lakes Carbon, Ron Michaux from City of Morganton, P.P. Powell and Frank Gardin from Western Carolina Center and Jim Patton from Inmont. Coaches Morgan and Williamson will start Steiner and either Tony or Jimmy Powell at the posts, Jablonski and Ward at the wings and Gardin at the point. However, all the star- studded team should see action in an effort to bring the title to the city of Morganton, coach Morgan commented. The pre-tournament favorite is Tri-City of Forest City, which won the tournament last year. If WPCC gets past the opening game it will play the winner of the Tri-City-Hickory game on Tuesday at 8 p.m. V ' 'flag df ,,.. WPCC PLAYS Il i'i Piedmont postman Al Steiner jumps with Tri-city center Tom Camp, while Tony Powell Cno. 201 waits for the results. Coach Williamson looks satisfied on the bench while the Pioneers take a breather in action against Tri-City. Keith Berry C17 sheds his togs for action fw 4 I ' -uw ,-mtl 4 1-1-'-'lm ,qi N , 'L HRISTMAS T TOURNAMENT W? . ,T .Z WPCC players Poteat, Ramsey, Michaux, and Riehardson deep in thought on the bench in early game acuon -1 ,pf I , .mi WPCC wingman Tony Powell, ready to deal a pass to Greg J ablonski in first half against T 84 T of Hildebran. 7! I A SEASO OF VICTORY, TIES AND DEFE T WPCC Wins in tourney GRANITE FALLS - The Western Piedmont Community College Pioneers, representing Morganton in the Granite Falls Christmas Toumament, ad- vanced to the semi-finals by defeating T8zT of Hildebran, 65- 57, in a hard-fought contest here Monday., It took a four-comers offense with 3:13 to play and the Pioneers hanging on to a narrow 56-53 lead to insure WPCC's vic- tory. Coach Morgan sent the Pioneers into a four corners stall offense, and clutch foul shouting clinched the' win. nd WPCC guard Frank Gardin drives for a bucket, while Watkins 1321 watches. 48 'f3?s5?' ' If - v , s 2:24 left in the Kenny Ward C143 looks for an opening as the scoreboard show third quarter and the Pioneers tied 35-35 in championship play. LI D CGACH HELPS TEAM W,,fZ fi. 4 A YA!- ,':- 1 t ,f-'D . il ', yii I A J if X xx f' I-. ' ' nf if -rl, Ai X 'J e SCENE ON THE BENCH CL-RJ .,AE Coach Morgan: where is that Jim Reed? Coach Williamson: No, Morgan, not now. Jim Reed: This is my chance to score 25 points Al Steiner: If Reed plays, I'm going to sleep. . fu' , W W . , 5 - , V y ' W.. lt. Y, I , ' ,Eat J ltllifil' ' ,' Fw. - ufir .. ll- ,.f Z' I 1 . , W, Blind Basketball Coach Offers Referee His Cane MORGANTON CAPJ - Jesse Williamson has been blind for 10 years, but that doesn't hamper him in his role as assis- tant basketball coach at West- ern Piedmont Community Col- lege here. Western Piedmont downs Broughton Western Piedmont used a pressure defense and the one- two scoring punch of Greg .Iablonskl and Tony Powell to hand Broughton its first loss of the season in the Industrial Basketball League Tuesday. The 66-39 victory came in the first game of a tripleheader at 'the Collett Street Recreation Center. 49 PIEDMONT PEOPLE RECEIVE HONORS Karen Talbert and Cherrie Hoffman receive the Michael G. Whalen Memorial Scholarship from Earl W. Duncan, Financial Aid Director. r Philip Ivan Monroe and Jeanie Kelly Justus were awarded Pioneer Scholarships from funds raised by WPCC students during Pioneer Week. Jr-flffle - .x A5944 31101 X k -P. N6 if , ' if . 25'f1:?E L1 ' , j -j f.-l !' f 'S 2 R X WINNERS OF '6 R. CRAZYU ' ' Chachachacha' ' Peanuts Young welcomes you to Crazy City good buddy. We are all negatory here. U .L ? 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RDS Everyone I know is strange except me and theeg and sometimes I'm worried about thee WHAT'S UP DOC? 51 3 sf? it , lf 1 A -any-mmruczmu 'Q' dh, ' Q- .imma .1 lun 2 i GRADUATION 76 Every human being has within him both sets of forces. One set clings to safety and defensiveness out of fear, tending to regress backward, hanging on to the past, afraid to grow . . . afraid to take chances, afraid to jeopardize what he already has, afraid of independence, freedom, and separateness. The other set of forces impel him forward toward Wholeness of Self, toward full functioning of all his capacities, toward confidence in the face of the external world at the same time that he can accept the deepest, real, unconscious Selfv. - Abraham Maslow - GRADUATION CONFRONTS EACH STUDENT WITH THIS CHOICE. Wow! Did I ever really teach them anything? What would Rousseau have thought? . 4 4 2 x A final checkout before the final moment. ' f ' jf. 5 wi :islam ---it : f .1-n an L: 1-, '4 1 ..-.x mn , , . --.W-rl ff' li lvl 'lllllll ,ff I H l l nl l l ll. l lilflf, an It ll llwll 1TT5 ? llllylll lvl! ' ml I El Graduation is not an end, but a beginning. You step out into the middle of the mainstream of life. . ,l . 1 rv: . .47 'thug- lgua Y gm --,,-bg as' ff -'mf-if Y' QA-4.2 551-f i Ax' 1:72 4. ' Q'-I . ws,3.t2j3Lf?Ii 73q ,,n 'f' - n ..-, F-'Qvqlg . Q-Q5 W ,A ' um. ' . IQ .a 'l' f- fn '-' 1 in ,rE'Il- -P - 25 BUF-1. .4 , 4 1 . ' 5 ,tr .ir , , , ,, U' , ...W A rx 'i a-534, -3--........ H. , . 1 .i R . Au,-wk PIEDMONT FACULTY An animal leaves traces of what it wasg man alone leaves traces of what he created . - J. Bronowski Sometimes naked, sometimes mad Now as a scholar, now as a fool Thus they appear on earth The free people - Hindu Proverb - 1 -qf r. ...., .,N H. W W w L. ' 4 2: ' able, , 'ff ' L'- V-ff J, J! fy Y' f 4 .2 ,H 3 'ieffftf 'n .rgiffl-.1 lg 'w w ' -- , . - . 'fffgljp' :' 1 - Q 2'iw:Q'4g 93552. , Q, M fy -.,., f, ,f 4, V1 1 'ff , I 4 . 'J V h .J . Q ,. .. . 5 , t 1? ' ' 1, 137.21-f X, .gg ,- we ' 297117 -': Z?:'H' , , N BO RD OF TRUSTEES -..,,f- ,Y Front Row CL-RJ: Holman Sigmon, Thqd.Poteat fChaim1anJ, E.P. Dameron, Robert P. Carr. Back Row KL-RJ: J. Ray Childers, John H. Carson, Dr. Gordon Blank, William M. Fulton, Donald E. Smith, Johnny R. Clark. Not Pictured: C. Sam Brinkley, Dr E.W. Phifer, Jr., Noah O. Pitts Jr. Trustees Dameron, Clark, and Carr. Of- 4. i Ii cw, G 1 ,wh , J New Business Manager Ken Clark surveys the situation. M Milf .3 i C'1u- XM Trustees Carson, Clark, and Carr, Assistant Business Manager Small discuss the Board agenda. Mickie Jones giving Board of Trustees Chairman Thad Poteat assistance at the Board meeting. VCT, Biiznvfl' - r - Dr. Blank, our high stepping President performing his uSh2.Z3.IIln jump. Dr. Gordon C. Blank, Human felicity is produced not so much by great pieces of good fortune that seldom happen, as by little advantages that occur every day. . . Benjamin Franklin The President leaps tall buildings in a single bound. Is more powerful than a locomotive. Is faster than a speeding bullet. Walks on water. Gives policy to God. E WYMAN AUTRY AWARD sented by the Senior Staff on the asion of his relinquishment of the post usiness Manager at WPCC. So that favorite resting place may always be ilable. Y i Dr. Blank points the way to the new building for members of the Board of Trustees. l Dean H.D. Moretz Old Deans never dieg they just lose their faculties l WPCC students Elizabeth Gillette of Brevard and Sandra Mickey Jones, Secretary Kemp and Martha Johnson of Valdese do obedience to the Dr. Blank, you really did give me a raise Dean. ' 60 Dr. Ed Chapman, Dean of Planning and Development Mr. Harold P. Olsen, Dean of Curriculum Programs Ms. Dot Whitener, Secretary X I You see things and you say, Why? but I dream things that never were and say, 'Why not?' ' Don't part with your illusionsg when they are gone you may still exist but you have ceased to live' ' Twain 61 Shaw CONTINUIN Bill R. Dude Schuifler Barbara Williams, Office Coordinator Do you think we'll ever find enough space for all these courses? 62 ,+L Richard Greene, Dean, Continuing Education L'Ah, this looks like a lazy aftemoonu Deborah Carswell, Secretary ' ., ij ' Dude sure has swinging office l f' 11 ,N 1 ' V parties! EDUCATIO i 4 3' r ' il 1 i H . Lic-,ti it Q1- 1 W , ri Y ' Af' A1 u-L Q I 1' t X fi' A i , ii ' P 1 .1 Bob Netherton, Law Enforcement Training You know, one has to have three hands in my job. Mi' sm- ' . , nr' E ,N .if..,-:- .-1:-ff 'ju it -'-' T15 ' ghfuvjfiiffi ii' Paula Frankhn, Secretary How high do I have to jump? Thomas Corley Administrative Assistant ' ' Rclerra. - . ' ,i Johnny Baker, Fire Service Training This job can go to one's head. 'Y Revonda Skeen, Secretary 'Tm trymg real hard to hide my diaper rash. NOT PICTURED Lamar Womack Associate Dean, Continuing Education 63 ST In the Town Plaza of Columbia, Maryland there is a sculpture by Pierre duFayet called the Tree of Life. It symbolized people celebrating life, joined together in community, dependent on each other for their growth and well-being. It is also known as the People Tree. Somehow, this is what Student Services is for the people of Piedmont. I can see clearly from here St:-:df let s take this one step further Dr. Nancy Moore Dean of Student Services You are a free person I am so happy because of your freedom You choose me to be your friend Y' If I could just shake that money tree BEOG to get that student a one more time Earl Dunca X X Aid Officer n, Financial XXX i V is 1 ,v-1.1 -i 'X' You've just quit your tenth job and want to consider counseling? You're realling going out , on a limb, aren't you? Richard L. Morgan, Counselor If one more application comes to my desk this momlng, I'm going to leaf early Nancy Pearson, Secretary -,-1,1-. . , A -- - I u - -MQJNI V wh' v --'-1: r' qw N ' , , I Ye .n - ,. GIVE ME A FISH AND I ri i WILL LIVE FOR TODAY .1 r TEACH ME TO FISH AND I WILL EAT FOR A LIFETIME 'Ancient Proverb ' In what branch of the service did you say you served? Jimmy Bumett, Veterans Affairs Coordinator 65 ., Q,.h...- ...p- ut iii-d:,diH'fifEg?-1i1:fi,1!mr5!I!2,uL,BZlii -MI W ,., Y X: , ,, Working on this Kellogg project has really helped me to get to the root of the situation Beverly McClure, Counselor Why didn't we realize that when we were assigned to WPCC for intemship we'd be up a tree most of the time? Nancy Allen and Aaron Townsend, Interns xv -36-4 X. Jim, you want to hear a good one? They really do think we enjoy registration! The more of these cards I punch, the heavier these branches get Claudia Morgan, Secretary 66 i I Tx Imagine all the people living for today - John Lennon - Why is it that most ofthe Veteran's Affairs I deal Why doesn't Registration come more often than with have t0,do with men? four times a year? It IS such a breathtaking Charles I-CWIS, V6t6rarl'S Officer experience. Mary Carswell, Student Records Technician Myriad of faces Troubled eyes Tell me, counselor I can't stand lies ' What shall I do? Who shall I be? Not that easy, friend It took years for me I can't spare you that pain But after struggle, comes gain But I do understand - here's my hand I'll help you all I can 67 SI ESS Bob Small, Acting Business Manager I'll have you to know my secretaries do type?? s.,....,, - i-+.m.M-, Betty Whitaker, Controller Judy Smith u What do you mean they Bounced? I'lnl1 so pleased I scored 28 points last nig t!', -. OFFICE imdb- ill A-U 3 3 1 l E l F Eet9'.Reid . . . ,,, Carol Brown Mmkcomputef ' - ' Suck It In your ear' Would you dare put this one on your bulletin board, Betty? l '51 ,, JP: '12 ' . wt' . A ' : H: I l. , V ,I . .A A I ' 'I. V.. 1 . . , ll 'II zz U ll , 5.-my ,. . y Y 1-, t f 5' I:. Y - . -:lui ll z , 2.:4i,.. -71 - in V X ML-as! l , '-V .uv . , .J 'ii XV , Miriam Byerly ' . You have the wrong numberg This is not Western Corrections. 'A l ,V . V Y, xi' li V , , V, gg' in if ,, v g yi. X ,-R fu., - 'y .-u- 'q:s Donna Sue Clontz flgliriam, you never told me about all the fringe benefits of this Jo .' ' 69 No the Hustler isn't one of our Reserve Books. Diann Tate, Library Technician I wonder if I should have told Dick Morgan the truth about the annual. Joe Brannon, Audio-Visual Co-Ordinator 70 LEARNING RESOURCES 5 I wish I'd get snowed in again in Texas. Margaret Fulk, Dean, Learning Resources .T A. Q, Audio is when you hear me, Visual is when you see me! Buddy Noles, Audio-Visual Technician Learning Resources A11 men dream . . . but not equally. They who dream in the dusty recesses of their minds wake in the day to find that it is vanity but the dreamers of the day are dangerous men, for they dream with open eyes to make it possible - T.E. Lawrence CE TER ,m5f,,,w,':z'eP ' 'iid You look like You'd just love to take a GED! Rebecca C. Caraway, Coordinator, Learning Laboratory f5Ff..r 'f -, 7 lmfif.. v igirl-v w,, - in Q- ' ii aku . - ,x I r if -All J mil' 'Li fwamWw'j 5 ix., 1 Where were you in the summer of 1942? Margaret Oakley Betty Lawing, Director of Leaming Lab Wouldn't you like to learn how to make Indian Jewelry here? Of many books there is not end, and much study is a weariness to the flesh. Susie Haigler, Secretary Ecclesiastes It sure feels good not to be on crutches, Terry Burkert, Librarian i l z 1 4 t r3Hw - fff A-125' Nga my-frygagiyf' .1 wg ' 5 K an 'Qi ' . it W Y i, You know - Graduate School really prepared me for the Print Shop . Winston Lear, Audio-Visual Librarian 71 Director Sam Tate of the Human Resources Development Program which is primarily designed to assist adults, who have dropped out of high school before completion, in preparation for the High School Equivalency exam QGEDJ. p i , ..,r . seal' ,,, ABE Instructor Mary Giles smiling at the news that one of her students has passed the GED. ...ite . -a....-...LN .. .. HUMAN RESOURCES i f iii X 1 L, .! ix - Coach Lombardi Tate and his HRD Staff operating as a team behind the solid line of HRD students. Winning isn't everythingg it is the only thing CLombardiJ DEVELCPME T m ' X W ii ,,. . i, , lx 1- it 1 my ., 1- ,-X , L M, . LH, , 1 ' 1 Q! V li , ,' f I wi .1-1,31 .- :L -swag f 'iw V ,f M, -4, -V, . ,V 51, , 'I u Wa all ll' 9. ,1 ' Q gm xr 'V' if' T NN H ll -1 I Y , W H . l -ei ' QQ .-it I ', 5-N., 1 gf-,5-fi. p gr -up-5-'. 12- v . '15--: Q r .1 23.1 4:17, ,JJ Q students. Social Skills Instructor Alvin Corpening pleased with an attitude check. Man, that Johari Window really does work! 1 I i Q,- r lu 1 , , ..'l,. ,V . I , Milt, , 7, N ,, ,. ,,'l1'-ps Y ve: 1 ' Millie Tauzer shows appreciation for the improvement of her 5. Il- 4 -4.9 .il ,- U., . .uu- W 'iifnvu if-'H -L Zi mi ll In '-I 5 4. 'xv ' I1 pgs!! nh- 1 Ll ,J J 'Zi .gift Did you say that you wanted to enroll in the next HRD 8 weeks course? Secretary Vickie Holland recmits another student for HRD. 73 . .... , , ,-A E. L. N if M i 5-i il S ig , e - j ' 9 2 , .Fifi ' I is T li i rifiiii 111' ffl. , n ' i' V fa: ', -. ' 1+-5 fisgmn ,HT ' 1. F. ii F.. ,M I Q v i. A 'Q 'Q. . -1 if .1 . 11- T312 ,E . ' :.. N :Q i 1 an,-it ' . E., H Steve Blahut Sign on the dotted line, please. Debbie Poteat, Secretary .,.,., , A . SI ESS David Lieberman, I've told youg we have monkey business in - xr I am a product of this business Nadia Blahut depaftmem- HI can't tell whether these rolls are Mary Cooke Yes, I am perfectly aware of what the sign says on the bulletin board . temporary or permanent. P RTMEN J? Q , N - f 1. wa, 41. hm H I I f .Q , VLEE YK Etju 12+ al, gg 'lx r fi ii 'r N e L ,..:,L..-A raw' -.. .fb I ' , -lt. 2 g Om Jain I'm st1ll trying to figure out why the students call me right om . James Cates I've finally achieved the fifth degree Jason Bryant Yes, we do offer a major in Business 75 Jerry Garrell, Director I've taken down 100 announcements those darn faculty members put on our walls. SUPPORT LEO! ' L 2 5 gnu V . I A 'lf ' ,Liih . 'my 1 ,V U Ruth Shade My goodness I rn the only female on the Maintenance Staff. A. I 'Il fl i hh. , ., 1, . 1: v w.-.. V . .-J -Vw.,:i .-:Q , 11 1 3,1gl V1.:fi3lu 4. ' Yes sir, Itinally found the right tobacco 41.j1fiQ2'gil combinationn ,ggrg-new H Q' w'f'l:1f? ew- ' if-1 5 - ffl ri, .G Qi' .2 4 , -4 I' 11, 76 l , e.,, ..l.l, A - . -L -552: SERVICES Donald Taylor rt Hunter Elay is Friday and it's 3:59 p.m. my '..1-- J,'13iai :f .2 ,,x5 z3 ss., ,-, , , 195951135 ,j,lQ:'f..'2iw Q, r'1',::-WL. ii-in N .iw , 1, - 1-sfgnlfh me W ,H L ., , A 1 : 154,:2? 'ir -if 7 I' F,5.vfF .lw f !rM:l1?f:PJ E 'NL ' fj 1' I-'ij .aff ,J Hg , ,, g. 4 f' Ai--1 ,Q ,,....L.m-. 4 539450 ,Ji ,. I 0 A X rp ,gig-,fr J, J fr Mgt Jerry Garrell, Directorg Delbert Lingexfelt, Glen Morrison, Bud Morrison, Bud Harris, James Huffman, Junior Crowley L-R. The Men in White are going to sweep out this college My bag, man, is Muhammad Ali, the GREATEST. if , F' ilfff R? 'ITB Hi vi 'M-1: i lQ4i. ElE'f 3 ' EM it I Verna D. Shuping, Trafiic Officer 'Tm really sorry, Dr. Blank, but you did park illegally. Winnie Boyd, Bookstore Manager Thank goodness this is the last copy of Carol West's book on sexuality. Federal Employees Frank Sprouse, Jackie Mason, Harold Contz, and Mark Rhyne I guess Haro1d's denims are real. SOCIAL AN I am not responsible for the behavior of this Behavioral Science Department Larry R. Clark, Chairman v i r y -. I, 'fi '-'fl Us fltlfu , 515' ii. .ai Lv Y'-4 -QQ. iff :54 i or az -it ,f I 1.55 ' .w,..'.:s.,h W qijlvlwf' .W ,X .: , - l .'V:'f ,i rf :fri ' h 'ni H v I 1 'EE -1 . ,1 ' I fail to understand why 2.8 times a week is inadequate Grady Church, Sociology To be nobody but yourself in a world which is doing its best night and day to make you everybody else - means to fight the hardest battle which any human being can fight and never stop fighting. - e.e. cummings 78 I sometimes wonder why some of my students squirm so much in class Larry Whitlock, Mental Health No, I regret to inform you that is not Ward D of Broughton Hospital Lenada Williams, Secretary BEHAVIOR L SCIE CES .,. tx '- g 'I I JI: ,,,IPf-,i- r -rv-mf. ' ' 4-1 -1: , . , 1 1 , ' li -ll'5',,uV'f ..fylEWM3E3' Dr. Carol West, Psychology Reba,,is it really time to eat? - -. Ht ,Q Q.,w1---f,Q..i H---1 - -X ' Q , , ,,w, Q, Q -11.1, r .ir Q', ff gm 4 ,, , WMM, WQfUJiWFwhMMq,m'm HQ, w ,. iw'-f' ' .mn 'ug it H, 1, 51, ., I , i 1, l lg-.QW-W MW, 1 IQNMQ. Q Q -1,1-iq ini ,, uh! ,MV ,, ,WI ,yi 1 Qi- M -v,t,,...f,esll.,,,Q'1 IMA, Qu, llWlF'Q 'l:1,'i 'mvy.1,!,, lg! 'if' 'H w ll ,Q maxi, HW Q W XJ M 2 Q4 QA lm ,Qu ,W .I ,Q ,M , w Q M QQ Aw,-Q JU., Q- ,, QIQ .-,V , ,, ,, it ii, ,, Nga! , ., ,.,Q,l' ,..-um., ,,,, l ,Q M 1,I'vul 5: Q - wllu ug -if Il V 1, ge 3 in tw 1' H A ' Mug g t ' , . . . JJ, Y, ,I Q -H w W. V., . I , - Y. Q 51 , v, v W , iQ ' v ' V 4,5 Qu, ,,,, Q, mu: U ' Ruth P. Thomas, HistorylPolitical Science Well, anyway . . . if in I ll, 'Fi 'll l l I r ML ,av Joanne Johnston, Mental Health Bill Young, History I am delighted that you consider yourself crazy enough to consider Nimitz was a good rear admiralg yes sir, Mental Health as a major. he went with his men into the thick of things. Mille 11 E GLISH AND HUMANITIES Roy McGalliard, Chairman The last thing I do at night is lay my glasses down and the first thing I do in the morning is put them on Louise White, English John D. Whitheart, English who me? The BOD? Is grammar really all that relevant? 4,1 Nf , 6' -A 'Ag A My.:-ra' 'LX 1 T xx ifif,5V3n 'w3w.... ' M .1:3'Y'.a -'- -P 5 f-N - ..ii s,.Q....,n.. George M. Fouts EnglishlPhiIosophy Dale L. Kaufrnanm English!Drama Did the thinker really begin this way? Cogito ergo sum These press HOT-iCCS really HTC 30518 to my head . . . cog1to. E 0 l Mildred E. Messick, English Alex HUPPC, English Please do not send any more advisees to me. I can't bear it That course is not in the Yale catalog! any longer. ATHEMATICS A 3' Jack Huss, Chairman I've told you a thousand times that if you don't master that formula you'll blow this place up! Peggy Richardson, Secretary l U Coffee breaks are the best part of this job. 82 ' ', I - L. t ,. :1 Lnbggi . J. v .. Fred E. Acuif, Chemistry, Physical Science f'That is not the formulafor Sulfa Water, Jennie Brown, and it is not 12 o'c1ock. Tom Eller, Mathematics I ' I note that Oscar Wilde once saidg Experience IS the name that everyone gives to their mistakes. l Ruby Harbison, Biology They don't know it, but tomorrow moming at 6 A.M. I'm going to let all of those snakes out in E building. NTATURAL SCIENCE -Q . 2 l N? Al Setzer, Chemistry, Physical Science Gwen EHer, Biology This is the first test everyone passed! I wonder what would happen if we had afire in this office? 22:55 Odell Witherspoon, Mathematics Dick Hawes, Biology Wow! I've just computed Reggie Jackson's - Give a 1-loot, Donq pollutolft slugging-Average. He really ought to help the Yankees! One cannot but help be in awe when he comtemplates the mysteries of eternity, of life, of the marvelous structures of reality EINSTEIN Robert Wilkins, Biology Yes, Anatomy is verrry interesting 83 PHYSICAL EDUCATIO A ' , Q Bob Benner David, did you really think you could try Wilson Creek upstream???? L.D. Cole A Chuck Galyon, Chairman EVeTY Onee in 21 while I get T-he Sifangest feeling Pm being now over here is where we will construct the new followed Gymnasium in 2001 GI EERI G SC ENCE Williard J. Wilson, Chairman -an-m,,,,s.-f I wonder what pipe color I should choose to reflect my dynamic personality? Shirley A. Smith, Auto Mechanics Q I'm so pleased that someone here knows the difference between a carburetor and a fan belt. Roger C. Carter, EngineeringlScience I know I lost my comb in there somewhere ' i f fi ' , ift f .- if if , 'N ' g 'ff N4'g515..3Jgr-,,.ej1, M x xv H Q T l Raymond K. Miller, Drafting and Arts 8a Crafts I always did like my slides of the Mammoth Caves in Kentucky W ,H 4.3.53 pgs i'3,F?.if-f'-willW - 'Wil serif,-fwff:s.,,gz.5 in-.is gf . 3 ,V V-'17 ww? -' - ' - '75-'.-1:.lQ,vr 1- ' , t r - : if5Q-su'sd.1'41 .- PH '..-'M -ti -I 1 57- K-',g53l',:L7Q.'2l-1?'fii l'i- I, W : g ' -H I, f,,,I' ' it ' V s A by ' Igwlglvgf 5,1--2.131 :Hg 1 . H .- 1 at , Eq:3re.g:3:,g i , vi ' ' crm- ia. 'A ,. , fl? 1 Bl' wi. gi' ' fur. ' Qf.J.-22:35 A ,.-Lai, , 1-,Y 'gig V , ' 5 7 i a5:,g1,7 Env' . , ' ' - .aft .fu 1 -ff' ' Y . f ' , 1 ' !fg:gi' ff' ,, .1-' rj--5.71 flgy-..' ml A .N A gg.,-gow 1. r ..4 .V 4. . , f,'-Ja' ' ' . , 'fi' .' I. , . W 1 jx-:. l, V . 'Z H 'xt ,uw Q' 4 ,: . K ' 1. f N2 L55 'A l gi . 2, .,,,',..,r,f l 5 f , W. -qi wk- :1 -U--f 'e -. . 3 QQ ' . 1-: 9- I ' 'T-,..,.If ar: fieff 2151? 2- ' 'N 3 .15-.n, ' 1,233.5-:,.f:.i, , I V, .L .Q i: s , . A ig,,,,. Jerry E. Rowland, Fire Science Technology No, Dick, the deaths at the Bellevue Stratford Hotel in Philly were not caused by faulty wiring. . ,. .ll.,., .K 1 --- 1 - -4 g 41229-'-UH ' ' , , .Jr ,l . mp, , .4 M.-I fm? -lim-'fm: 1'Fg.:, - Ei'i'iiWi'1 5Ft 51f -W1f1El:,'ff?l! 'iFl '.uiiwiw-Egis:Silk?iEf5'f?i'ilf:.4vfnQ51'kafmffg'llfiff 'mfg' mil, .- Santa Claus made an early visit to the Piedmont campus, bringing his art and cheerful smile. The rule is, jam tomorrow, and jam yesterday. . .but never jam today? It must come sometimes to 'jam-today ' Alice objected. Lewis Carroll, Alice Through the Looking Glass 86 I'1l tell you, daughter, those people who work at the Human Resources Development at Piedmont are really strange! E ull -I--J' 5: -. V - 2-fs geiifris' r 1 Tr. H 1 .E E.- . fgi.- 'ge ' Q 4 ,yn f mf iff-'.r--ME. -f - ' Q..-. ,aff-.Jax-, K 1 ,' ' .Yr .n,.1- 5.-1.1 A- , 4 9 x W- ,l - R X I ' L -j Xl ', ,,....'3 r' .. in-xg 2' Photo by Jane Best J wgpf -fr. 7011. .41 ,- r V ' -4'4 V ' l' .HE ' ', ,.':.fn:-111 -, ., 3 1 .5 ' 1-1 .. :gg ww. - ,- w 1111451 - :W ,J I '. Anangu 5 I E i . i. I L. 4 K. 1 . If I l L . Marlene Rosenkoetter, Chairman .410 NURSING 1 n .. , - ex, Carolyn Stewart One day every student who applies will have those 50's. I'm more sick of those quizzes than the students are! will l v My I I-I1 T1 A' 'i fr ' ,-v ,. ,JP 1 88 Ed Turowskj Anita Peterkin U U I have the strangest feeling that I stick out on this faculty Joe Brannon, I did not have my eyes closed Alice thers hat John oper takes tures in the best places , , .,, lf f ' ,A ' '-Mg? ELM: , 1, H' X ii 1 xfwl r Mn V r - fl., - ggfzw- Linda Brown Mary A-1111 Ch01l , Iaet's go down to Hickory for a roast beef sandwich I? glad YOU know the difference between 3 tibia and a an T-as u a ' W- I 9'-.5 ii -af 1 if ' ,gif-1' 6. 4 V f Q' V P-'ini , n' Z -1r' . -.sp-5-, I I gf i 'Ml Next year we're going to have 60 applicants for 270 vacancies A- - '73 ,ff . ,l' If - I -va I . ,.4. .7 pn 1 ,142 fi kdly Fi ff f-'45 ' ' 'tvs . Hi Ufyfiiiifu- . .1- Pat Crumpler Do you really think all nurses should have red hair? ALLIED HEALTH y DEP RTMENT , .vw ' ' ' i '.f 4f Lf- :v -,igkiv H .1 xv T Q, 1 5 x' 3 41 H H P Q I 4 ' Ls- ,ft , 4 J Li '.. W Naomi Y. Haight, Coordinator Dental Assistant Program Rosemarie Palmer ' 'I've told you to quit drilling me about why we have so few cavities in our program' ' :T vf ,,:..-'- W Mavis E. Bumette, Secretary Mary Jane Simmons, Coordinator Medical Ofiice Assisting I assure you that all of our graduates will assist the doctors Q' vii 'lla 1 bye! s i n 1 1 s ' g . l 1 0 4 I , i ,i s K .W .Jr v v f 5.-T ' 1 uv 'E' .,- -,.z- .4 , - ., K 5:'.ff-,.v.-.v.:K3 H x A 9 Chairperson Allied Health Program K. i q? 1,4 I... n wh- 52,-I it 55,1 rl '..- , f -Sf .w.-, .1 q k wjmxqqif.-:17iw..-Tgv --g- V., '. 1? :Ls 112' .31 , '1.E,ig,-clLl.i? Q fs' 7 'L Qigfilgfrifili Hs- 'll l 'Q' W agilrr.. my ,i , wan -muwasfQwH.E '1 ' 1 1Z'n, 'TR'..'mf: 1. ' A .. it 12.- Lflf' ,, zlqqfl' ligi.-,51 za .- If A 4 , 1 ?WWWwH?sMif:Hww 5' 1731-.Cill'i4ilg725iT:il .lm ',L'dll:BWi1fl'f '1-i 'i 2 feij' jf5n3,:I'3g'J: l. ,' 'L A ,-H, . i-f'ff'vif'ff?2f-?s'f1E 1 'ff' 1 .4335 3 ' W. I-: ::-,-2El'f:f1-Y: f l:..,::3'g'51a4:c1,y',', .- ' '13 -,vm ,N ' j , ,. V i , , in V!- Q, , , . WW -1 Q ,. is li . , l. l b lx l F I understand your feelings about your daughter not being accpted into the Med Lab program, but this 12 e l Q g5z5',.':.' 53 . 21 fl' 7: Eifii book will explain why - Nwfil i i iii .. Q: r X, E fgsimg 1-15,514 -as 3 I've put the good ones in this stack Love is not primarily a relationship to a specific persong it is an attitude . . . Erich Fromm 1: . J X , , w ,f w . 0 Y ' -, Ar f 'lj-gy: fl. 5:5-'qi' -GY, Eb Come on Steve. Did you really score 30 points against Broughton? A 1 'I 3 - is tl fs A 9 .4 4 Photo 9' by ' Jane Best 3 , 1 ' Y Q-1 ,fi , One of the landmarks of our community which CBers term Crazy City. Either Ms. Johnston has achieved a state of transcendental peace or all her students are mentally sound! Roger D Sharpe, Corrections Senator today, Govemor tomorrow r AADV L . V' Kg 35 A' F5325 :il N M, . ,. , 3, .0 1' ..- 5 sty- r .nguoi-Q.--. n. l,W 11-fa-at.i v,m'- -- A E. .4 1 , ,IQ X ' ,--lw..-' rf.. -.u 1 'riffrrsr v'?'Wff mf' Eiliflgiji i H- !fZl'L'7Ii17'- 4- ' ff 'n w' 2- ' ' 9 '2.:::.-4. 'i12!?:9 , Htifhi. SCIENCE i,:i'!Y' 'v ' L 4 s 'K-4 t K L Q'-'Si gi.. S- Stefan W. Plumacher Dennis A. Brockland Elementary, my dear Watson . 'Tm delighted to have you in my lineup Saturday night Who's dressing me down today? 95 CLUBS AND i DRGANIZATIONS 97 'iii Dick Lowman, Rusti Pursselley, Mitch Butts, Jim Cates, Advisor, Sheila Tate, Larry Fulbright, Fred Horton, Barbara Cuthbertson, Kenny Burvvell. Advisor Cates just cracked a funny one that broke up the SGA officers. 98 m1i,Wqii' mm if mi L.,.h...-.,..:,i:..::1::: mrxnnnnaumr-uu-.-min wx: .,,............-.,.,.....--. .......-.......,m.......,..g. .....-..........v,,,.-..,,.,. .............,.,....g......-.. .....................,...,,,,,. ....:...........,,...,.......e, ,.....-......s..,.,..-......,.a., ..............-.......N.,,. ......-.Q-y..mm.......,. , f........a. :',ese.P'.:,1.:'.::.,.......,:.5m4,,, ,.,.. .. ..... 5:':.::'.-r':,f'3g.-r.g.:.5i.:,.mn.,,, i .,,.-':r..1'..........-.,....m-- i -,S..,-.,---...,.A.,-5, x.'::.-5-..r:. ---:E .. - , ..........,.--:J. ..L?...- ...............-,..........A ...,....,...... ,,,... Es.-3.-.:'.:'i.2'E':'EEe:.m:1: ,---I -1:-,-----,gr ..-5-F-....-..,-3-,n-...zz .55-fL,,,: 1-'.a .--,3.1 n'.-'-. -, an- ,-u-s-, FE'-gf'-- ----Jzg-' -.... .. :Q-1,-,-,:L11,?:-7-Af -' 142, -rg.-yi, ff Reba Atkinson, Rusti Pursselley, Mitch Butts, Sheila Tate, Barbara Cuthertson, Sheri Gardner, Kenneth Burwell, Fred Horton, Judy Davidson, Jim Cates Qadvisorj, Dick Lowman. President of SGA Dick Lowman . U . There-is no way we can afford to have Dr. Hook on campus without shcmg some faculty salaries. 99 URSIN CLUB l . in .T E VI Vj 'g1 2'? .-. 3 r . 'T'-Q LTH CL J -B :f'?fi3'i1f.,ifE'lJ. ,fG:'. ff:iE:3i?'f9 'Dfw :Srl -'L ' 1 '.'l 7 '7l ?i!lS ' '?f'i- 7 '21EEfrfiiffe2:Ii?9Lf?:lil'i' Y if ff f 5 'W Q f 'E s'ffff3505i1'f5'-'lam' 4 3' M ' 22 fi., .cg 'A Ji,--I V , 17-?3'vQ,,h ..v . i-hw.. ww, 1 u . ' 'm'5nx. i3i'f1nH:g .? 54?-:'.'i'f Mfr: ' ' ' i .., if wx-44,1-x i-5,75 .3x. V f A ' 1 ?:rwi':L' -D. -, ,if N H:ih,v,Hx? ,VA .Y,:,fk,,:,: -- 1 3 - .-.. 15 1 frgr.--'f c.'J,. , ,, .l ,,,, f.,. . gl iC,l1-3:-3-.- ,Y 'IV ' H. I 1 College Day 1977 brings representatives from many semor colleges to interview WPCC -.-...au-.MW MEDICAL OFFICE ASSISTANTS CLUB ROTARACT CLUB ez xx,-uw :Y cv ivi'fA,'5D.: ' 5 1 L .wif - sf L! '. 3, H13KS5E21?17l 5?99431'5Jf7' 1 -1 11.31112-,f.afr,': Sr, J,-J. L,gktN m'i.,- ' . - ' rs:-s. 4, 3 ::,J,:,, YI, f. .4 'f9.:,1 , A-I f- ,arf ' 1 . s W an 'g'4'l.MQ1 Y, 363 b. M V ,- , ,1 . , , .W ,. w ., ' 4-if 'fr-'iff .-tsiylx '. , J., '. W Wm ' W Instructor Rosemarie Palmer observes as future med lab technicians practice taking samples of blood. ... .1 N1 .,. :fix 1 V 1j-1-:3,.:- Wiigafi l 1 t ll r r l H tl -I 'uit l l it l -Y T r , u , 4 . V 1 l fltflgi it q U . 23tf1'3l', Y I 1 .45 , v l . L, 1 1 M- 4' Z' l F' 1 ll -4' -V-xv, 104 'i' EDICAL L BOR TORY AS SISTANTS I holds the instruments and takes the X-rays nd arranges drills and swabs on trays? he same people who hold nervous hands nd have gentle words for you - that's who JSG DENTAL ASSISTANTS I End this Sigmund Freud a little hard to swallow . w x. igh , ,, at .n. w w 1 , tw. it ' ' wall:-5' A' ' WH. th l:,, 5WMH H 'W,g-mu v ,ba'l1 Aff? ' 5375 V1 ill Y N l if Reba, I thought I told you where to End it! Senator Sheila Tate getting some political advice from local demagogue 4 Turkey Young saysg That's some hot potato Lady! , I A' Cf. N Q 94155 107 s.- 4-. N 'f ,I 1.x S s 1 I. was 1 , '5 a f . 4 Rf ' . X. SCIENCE AND OUTING CLUBS fa ,RFE . f fi . iw lxniglfklf gr ein, uf' ,wr - - 3--f - ..- 'faff .L..,, l vw ', , H. 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No Happening! 114 If you love something - You ymust let it go free If it returns to you - It is yours If it doesn't It never was Author Unknown .f f 1 , fi' I 1 . s S if.: fs 0 ,X .1-Nr -1 K1- Photo by Andy Hern 'fiffifsw L-1 - ' J. - z 4: . anim f 'BM X :L i 4 4 . Mfg, ' qyf '93 f '.. I Come walk wlth me If only ln our mmds Soft crush of needles heady scent of plnes To remember when lndoors anytlme -9- to the Lounge ' I I -A 'E P -: YOUNG DEMOCRATS CLUB .1,s-- ,, ul., ,-4' YOUNG DEMOCRATS CLUB sponsored a drive to help a needy family with Thanksgiving food. CL-RJ Co-advisor Richard Morgan, Judy Davidson, Advisor Bill Young, Jaynie Israel, and Dick Lowman Y I I , Z One of the highlights of 1977 was the completion of a new Student Services building at WPCC. The building is a symbolic of new life at the college with more student activities and involvement. fm- . ml-1 AL v. J WMM ...J . -.R A . 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X , I - ,,. -..,,f V The Human Resources Development group lme up to attack their opponent- unemployment, apathy, and stupidity. J, ',..w- .A ,w X - Fen'-'-an Tx I '1 3 X y 'X ll M I Q ' i ix s - 'f 4.:1x . 1 V, - ,.iL,-M.-. , f- fx., -x E .Ak ,iv V, Poor Reba can tfigure out where thls student came from? John, you are dangerous wlth that camera' The 1977 HAPPENING STAFF was undermanned at umes, but notlow ln dedrcatlon The loyal few worked long hours to meet the Hunter deadhnes and make the 1977 annual a happenmg College yearbooks are ndmg a nostalgla boom, says W'll1am H Hunter of Hunter Pubhshmg Company Maybe we helped to helped keep our Yearbook If I hadn't gone on that Hunter tnp I'd be able to see clearly if . 222 semi :N sm, A 'V-if his is what the 1976-7 Annual Stafflooked like in ugust. Dick Lowman, the sole returning staff ember, was our only skeleton in the closet. X 2,11 V 'fr Nt.. t A -l it-n No doubt. ' Hey, hey, hey! This one will blow their minds.' Boy, I might as well smile about working on this WPCC Annual! It sure was work. Editor Dick Lowman, Jolene Faw, Brian Crosbie and Advisor Richard Morgan work into the late hours on a deadline. ?H.if iiwM 393'l1l00AAllNllWW0fJ Editor Dick Lowman and Business Manager Jennie Brown corlferrnng on ads. Did we get enough ads to cover all that co or. if R i .. tl - ,,,. ,i . ll 'I . wwf .1 'l:7,, 15 '..i:lL'7 523, A Q, Let me interest you in working on the 1977 Happening Staff. Excellent I think the Only people Wh0 are paid ICSS than experience and good working hours are offered, Ihe Secretaries are the people Wh0 W0rk onthe Annual ! ' ' 124 is P-fl w 4,,- w IQ ag xr,-I .273 ' . - 1 -f'- if 2' v flag. A In the beginning the Happening was waste and void and without copy darkness covered the pictures on the pagesg the Advisor said, Let Judy be, and there was copy! 'i El ,, I just wish those Annual deadlines wouldn't catch us all by surprise! 125 WPCC GPENS NEW YEAR - Y... .x W v W l 1 5 if' - .' ,,3 HES.. ffl? i x t IN V1 4 ,,NZ,, 1 l 1 lf, fat it ii .l I ,g--'Qi V ,- -i M -.U 1 5 ' A nfl- lliimilif .. 'nw '- Z ii.- .ff9fyfl Dr. Sam Spencer, President of Davidson College gave the 126 commencement address to the WPCC graduates. SUCCESSFULLY Classes began at somehow the sch snows, sledding accidents, and trailers fires to WPCC on September 9th, and ool survived a series of January have a good year. ff-2--ta., I time 4,- Young people tell what they are doingg old what they have done, and fools what they wish to do. French Proverb - DE DS SCHEDULE '...Q....--1 i '1 fi- ' 'V 1 is -XVN if H ' T K 7 President Gordon Blank making comments to the M 3 273777 ii ' X, - graduates as Registrar and Director of Admissions Jim X ' I X1 X Reed ponders the moment. Dean H.D. Moretz reading the list-of graduates as the big moment arrives for the seniors. 127 M, M gnuu gnuu -,,,..-f I ff ff' ' ' X y ,f 2 Surely that's not Playboy stacked up? 1 'wWl.'f1,uq: lf: 76 Annual laid at rest 77 Annual the best. All those women waiting to see Steve Harbison's picture The only book they opened all year Hey Mom, I'm in it! Inside the bars lies . . our heart. . . all hope . . . Outside the cage moves freedom . . . love passing by . the joy of living 130 .TSG vv'-if! . , g..5.g,g,14ra+-- -, ' . 1 Slfgjsg-5,v 1f,,:.f-3 .i 3, A ,, '9LS7gf'??f1 551 Ain, -151 Ei l A' ' xi . - 1 - 4: ' ,.. -T-x.. to f mf' Vw ,J V - .2 '-.-. Jai :-5-..5s,,ff'0, .N m?a..,1..,-,, -.Q - .. .3 ,..-,- - - 'Q ,-'QA A 4 .. i ' 4 J, Y U- if-7 1 .QA ' - 'H up L 1.-. sn. ' H -'P' ww w y., -P' ws--e f e ' e ePeople e 1 E 5 Q E va Q ax 5 B B Travel Jocks Fashion Interviews ' Name - Peter Pioneer Occupation - Student Lastest Accomplishment - Attended All Classes Last Week Latest Book Read - Norman The Duck Quote - Hey Man What's Happening. Life's Ambition - To Graduate From Piedmont. Letters LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Dear Sir: I think it's about time they quit persecuting us drunks. Why everybody knows, weire sick and only drinking so as not to be pained. For the 40 years I been drinking 'round Morganton I'm ashamed to tell you how miserable people've been about it. It's high time the city fathers was concerned with our problem. It ainit like we wasn't prominent citizens, especially Saturday and Sunday mornings. Dear Editor: We represent the many men who favor the ERA Amendment. To a man we are the losers in paying alimony and child support. Why should we pay? Passage of the ERA will lift the yoke from our necks. Thanks, The Oppressed Sex Where There Is More To Radio 1430 WMNC MORGANTON 92 WMNC-F M Dear Editor: The only security in these troubled times of epidemic divorces we women have is knowing we can stay home and raise our children, even if the family should otherwise split-up. Why shouldnit the bums that shirk their other responsibilities have to support us? Sincerely, The Security Sisters Dear Editor: I am a disabled veteran and I really hate the dirty card-burning cowards that got Presidential pardon. Iim going to school on the GI Bill and will keep going 'cause there's no jobs outside and I can manage on what the government sends me for going to school. Sincerely, Lyncher Dear Editor: c There haint' no respect of-a-day or of-a-nite for good ole boys no more, except Billy Carter. We git hassled at the places we gather for a little beer-drinking and card-playing. But Billy don't - even when you see the dice roll on TV. If we race after the first tire truck to help out our local volunteer fire department we git catcalls or fist-shaking from the public. Hit's just a shame what kinda abuse the good ole boys gotta take. Deesgusted Not Red Neck Dear Editor: I am sick and tired of the way this town does not provide for single people. There is no place to go, no decent eating place, and no way to meet others. I do not intend to get married, but must I always be an outcast in this town? Signed, Single Sally 133 Variety Vacationland North Carolina is frequently touted as the variety vacation land. This theme has a strong reflection in the WPCC activities curriculum. Physical fitness and structured leisure are aimed at on the campus. One can become a well-rounded sports person by conscientiously pursuing, in only two short years, these activities. The more nature-minded can indulge in the courses: Fit Trek, Mountaineering, Basic or Advanced Canoeing and Bicycling. The social set can perfect skills for competing on the putting greens in Beginning or Intermediate Golf and prepare to leap the net with winning grace in Tennis. If, perchance, your skills in horseback riding were overlooked in childhood, one can recapture that opportunity by enrolling in an Equitation course. There is also the lure of Beginner's Swimming for water babies. The more sedate or meditative nature lover can become an accomplished spring wildflower appreciator and spend a weekend in the pursuit, somewhat like Stalking the Wild Asparagus. In other words we are offered activities that nearly challenge the Outward Bound School. We certainly adhere to the western tradition of working hard at our leisure! 134 , , 'gifwix . 1 : 4r.Yl,.,!,-mg. , ,wi H 'Q .xl ..,.v . .M i,::,:..x...:n Z W-Xu mx Nu... .,,.:Zi.!tA.f::.l..i-It 3.4. til...-'gil 7'9 -1 lf V ' ' wg.l5.fM --1 iff,- ...J .. -Y ,.-f l,,,. i., ,, V45 4 H+:-,,,!,..',ggm,.,..,i Q- U - -, m4,'.f1,...4y i q 4 ,gl .1 yr.. fy M5 .' '. ,f' 2:7 ' lc. J-- 'M5' 'i f-fg ifw if, , .. Q- , V, . ., H Q. ' 1.. '-'Fi' 1 ---m 1 . A P I ' tiff - . .fzqn,i', 1gs.. , , 'aiu ' 1..'1.- ' W., ' 1 -Mm ., ,ji-QWH ...fn-:ig , M v Q . ' '-4,-A. - . niggi 'ww gi 'rx ,,,1,i-Y, JP il -Pg: 2' W., . 1-p-if - 1: .1 ff' '?L v -.-71-1 ,- , w v . -,L il J, w 'A TTA' He 5 1 EE. H E 614, ,i -s iw mx. ,yr 4 , , V, ,, ,. , , A-A, , '- ,v 'LQ' -s ..: .. 3135 3 5 fx 1 N. ,, . fr ,, H ,Q , H. , , , M, ,N My 4.1 ., -. , . ,.,,. 'gif I m 1 .rf xl if 'iz '- sz , A,-w ' wr : ESL, 1 ,Q 1 'E , W - , - 'x I jf if :i ww-:U fe -?ETwk1 5 r,',,ww125fLJ - ,f' Jw lx Jhiqyig, , N mzg-xg-mi mx W ,. --:af-fwvzf. A A5434 eel: , If AJ ,. , 135 Famous Lecturer Visits WPCC INTERVIEWER What is the most important change you see the new Administration having on the social front in Washington, Mr. Goober? Goober: Well, now just a minute there. Several people have used words like front and seige when they've asked me questions about the Carters in Washington. This ain't a dad-burn war zone up here, is it? Int: Well, frankly it wasn't when the Fords live up here. But there arecertain things that are sacred to the social strongholds, er, social set I mean that have defied change for two hundred years and the leaders in society feel somewhat threatened at the lack of formal proprieties that seem to flourish around the Carters. Goober: Why has it got to be so formal - this is the place where opportunity lives and now they can let their hair down for good. It does not have to be a competitive, ethnocentric political playground for the privileged. We're gonna let y'all be good ole boys too. Before long I bet there'll even be some born-again among the brothers. Slight shudder from the Interviewer. 136 Q But, Mr. Goober, it is not desirable to those with the political and social clout to have a sub-culture thrust into the works of a finely honed social structure that has Weeded out the poor ambitious, the social riffraff, and all but the artistic, amusing eccentrics so successfully To overcome these precedents would ambush the faith of the hopeful, the wealthy, the aristocratic. And I don't mind saying, to be overcome by Peanut Power would be both humiliating and set a dangerous international precedent. Goober: We're aching for a reformed world image anyhow. And you talk like aristocracy stops with the Mayflower Yankees. Why, y'all were up here trying to grow rocks under 5 feet of snow when we were enjoying a lucrative Southern society. 'Course the great Wahr was only the beginnin of that trouble. Anyway this is gonna be the second best thing since grits. Int: Whatls the first best thing since grits then? Goober: Ahem! You just aren't lustin' hard enough for knowledge if you hafta ask that. ,QQ 9 '. ,,', ., aw ,, , g?HQs 'i'.'. ' ' v' 5'1 UP 531'-QQK.: -L .,A ,'-E'i115w?g-.',s:f 4 .' ft 4- 1,4 fi--gn,-:Qtr X 1 ,. ,. - wuxiii .1. . -I In 44,,:5i 1 4x f.I 1555, LN If vw' J zu -1-Pi.: 4--rw - 14' .4 fun--: . , V I f -, , Esg3,3:: k .1- -E2 15-.r yzgx-H 1' 3' -tv if 'X f T-22' f- .14 -g f i ivici f,E:iZi11yj'.'f,f5Ui, H1 ,, ,'. ' ' - .:'J'-ww 41 fn--I-:ur ,WS A-.u .,f,, -4- , ai. Qwmg-' ff--,. gig: ,. . ES ' 4 'f-A 1 fi -J'..1. -fn, 4.1: '. 335' 1 . -, , , ' .-..-:-'?E:,,.5,' ,, , A 1 ce- gh, 4-11.4-:f,..f4 ,, 44 .1 .rr-4v uh'-,,,3,.2.A.,,43L SUPER JOCKS AND JOCKETTES Awareness of Physical Fitness has come into its own in recent years. The college curriculum leaves no sandbag unturned to provide something for everyone - male and female. Today's girls can really get into weight-lifting. And if they adhere to instruction can get out of it with trimmed figures and no lasting injuries. Some of the most attractive females on campus are also going to be the strongest. You can learn to cut a wake as nicely as a Mark Spitz and do tumbling and gymnastics rather like an Olga Korbett. For the overall effect there's straight physical conditioning or Health, which presumably incorporates facets other than sheer physical effort. Yoga is available for those who don't care to dare the brute athletics. Geared to bring the best out from inside and opening all kinds of doors to a more stable psyche and body. 138 'ffl HX , a , , Q t w h Magi-M ., The Fancy of Fashion The in of today is evident everywhere on the WPCC campus. There is no lack of equality in dress here. Everybody seems to be in jeans, jackboots and flannel shirts these days. And surprisingly one can still tell the boys from the girls. Perhaps some of the uniform-ity is due to the wicked winter we've had. But the look is the same on campuses everywhere as it is here. Jeans have been the hottest staple of the garment trade for several years now. And every season the big name designers scatter omens of doom for denim. But somehow they shout less loudly and less often now. Practicality, cost and comfort seem to be an unbeatable combination that lasts. And lasts. Guys are sweater suave this year with some really smashing knit pullovers. While the gals are competing and repeating those supercasual combos of long johns undershirts with a fancy fashion flannel plaid. if 151-1' 1- 1-, V: . . ,rpzw . ., . -f YJ'-gf x f A, 'ilmd -L . .f r. i. 7. XM-ELA X 1 ,5-if , fm-wi 5, Q' an ,, s 1 Q , w w 41 1 w, my U H X :M ' vu 1 vs, iii,- wa s N 1 'E . ., A , N w? ' ,I , J' 'V' , o Q9 6 QW L, 0, ' W M ' - M wr ,, . wb AE! I' 9 ,4 M Vlij w gp.:-aa W' if .-5 . .XB 4 5 -gn 5 Jw 14' g IMWWIILM 1: W ll ,.Wg'! my 'X' TA -.As-'L Jn My nf! . . , -'--QQRSYMR-imcis . , 1'W-iff!! 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Right, Nancy? HA .Q -1 vi L A wyitl is ul i L i Yr G6- nl.. 1 , 1, A, A-it . ,,,4. 'S Q - ' -we 1 .Ln 1 ' . ,Q 3441. ,. I .M e , -. .1'gpgQ g ll ' +. W I W li ,t Q '- Q The illustrious WPCC Senate adjourns for the 99th time without a quorum present. Where have all the WPCC cheerleaders gone? 145 PORT I 'gg' fa RA TS ,, 5, f :Q ?E'fQ4fE: fgr-. , -' Wfugwf' 'f,Lh,. T,aff+ ,tg ' 2 v Lwvi '., - ' fi: 1 -' . N ,T-if E lg ar wi. x, X1-'H-aes. ,Ii , Y., ' ,I ,SFMUVQ .hurl gLjffjB'5u'1 gzip , H n X 4:12 TI ww -WVU ' ju' ' 1-14 1 1 1. H 1 11: H Q. ' 'fu ' xr.. my W '-qigmlw, Us .gf 4' , ,. H, L -if ' . fl: L., 4 a -hm Q,-an 'W I X u 'li 1 , , Q .2 . , I A . N,-. . ,N i ,J .J Q, Q, 1 U 1 .addr I U'-. I ' 4: 'lair' , . mf - - Mui tj, - - ' 'V X fx' 3751 , ,', .fl-.fy , t 1.12 I: -,J rr. .1 'sw f' f- ' 1 .ifffmfi 2 ,'f'i1f - V' -- f1??Lg.j6 3 1. - , ' .7 'N ' '-ffff , erm- x ,' -172,3 ' mga. ,If I ,-.gf ' , X Q E. ' Y ' i,,.,,f ,545 -'.. 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KK qi- Abee, Debra Abemathy, Bertha Abemathy, Dennis Abemethy, Mary Ann Adams, Gordon Ahn, Sung Aiken, Sharon Alvarado, Debbie Albright, Dale Albright, Kenneth Albright, Peggy Allison, Michael Anderson, Audrey Annas, Harold Arrowood, Brian Arrowood, Connie Arrowood, Jerry Amey, Sylvia Atchley, Kay Atkins, Cynthia Atkinson, Reba Atwood, Kristine Avery, Betty Avery, Donna Avery, Katrina Avery, Vicky Avery, Winston Austin, Gwen Bailey, Michael Bailey Norma Barnes, Judy Barnhardt, Michael Barrett, Joe Barrier, Grace Bailey Richard Bailey, Winston Baird, Gregory Baker, Diane Baker, Keith Baker, Kim Baker, Leonard Baker, Lynne Ballard, Sandra Barger, Gary Barger, Pennie Barnes, Lisa Bartlett, Debra Barus, Jennifer Battle Beachl Charles Charles Beam, Randy Beam, Virginia Bean, Charles Beane, Sturgis Beaver, Betty Beck, Pamela Beistel, Linda Bell, Kathy Benfield, Kathy Benner, David Bennet, Gary Benton, James Bernard, Deborah Berry, Charles E. Berry, Karen Berry, Melinda Bollinger, Mark Bolyard, Andrea Bonner, Kimala Bonner, Robert Bouraoui, Marie-Helene Bowman, Brenda kin fx kt' Berry, Tim Bertalot, Ernest Bettis, Gail Biddix, Pauline Billings, Dean Bivens, Reba Black, Teresa H. Blakley, Doris Bledsoe, Larry Boliek, Sherald Bowman, Debra Bowman, Kenneth Bowman, Kenny Ray Bowman, Lawrence Bowman, Rebeeea Boyd, Patricia as ' X Brackett, Jo Anne Bradley, Debra Bradley, Edith Bradley, Tony Bradshaw, Dolly Bradshaw, James Bradshaw, Keith Branch, Marjorie Braswell, Deborah Braswell, Keith ix li Bridges, Jason Bridges, Jeff Bridges, Sharon Bridges, Virginia Briggs, Debbie Bright, Debbie Bright, Helen Se 1 ' MN? wi ii ui Lx ,W .N X ., 1 wi , V Brillhart, John Brittain, Ella M ,HM it 1, x Brittain, Faye Broadwell, Gary Brookes, James Brooks, Doug Brookshire, Vanessa Brown, Alan Brown, Betty M, . Brown, Eunice Brown, Jennie Brown, Peggy Brown, Sonja Brown, Stanley Browning, Archie 3' 175655 t W 5 f l I 152 Burril, Leslie Burroughs, Terry Butler, Bill Butler, Terry Butts, Mitch Byrd, Freddie Byrd, Steven Cable, Wanda Calahan, Walter Caldwell, Emest Caldwell, Gary Caldwell, Regina Caldwell, Steve Calloway, Linda Canipe, Sherry Browning, Eddie Browning, Wilbum Bryant, Larry Bryant, Terri Buchanan, David Buchanan, Janet Buchanan, Jeifrey Buchanan, Regina Buchanan, Terry Buckland, Mary Bumgamer, Donna Burleson, Kenneth Bumette, William Bums, Eva Bums, Frances Lee Cannon, James Carmack, Lynn Carmack, Michael Carpenter, Susan Carrico, John Carson, Richard Carson, Vance Carswell, Brad Carswell, Christy Carswell, Douglas Carter, Holly Carter, Ida Jean Cash, Donna Costner, Cathy Cate, Lee Causby, Diane Chambers, Frances Chambers, Leroy Chapman, Constance Chapman, Dianne Chapman, Ellis Chapman, Glen Chapman, Jeffery Chapman, Keith Chester, Beverly Chester, Denise Chester, Donna Church, Kenneth Church, Pam Clark, Audey , , ,-1 - -1. ,,,. v:, ,f . l, W1 ,AQ RJ-asv. ,- .. ,-, X f '-5+ 1, A, Er JI! Sl Qxlx lli' l Clark, Daisy Clark, Edwin Clark, Gail Clark, Joan Clark, Judy Clarke, Dennis Clawson, Laura Cline, Amber Cline, Dennis Cline, Donna Cline, Susan Cline, Vickie Clippard, Bernice Clippard, Larry Clontz, Charlotte Clontz, Randy Code, William Coffey, Herbert Coffey, James Coffey, Lillian Church, Gayle Coggins, Claude Jeffery Cole, Lena Cole, Mari Cole, Maurice Coleman, Tami Collins, Mary Ann Collingwood, Wanda Colvard, Douglas Combs, Fred T. xg? , . Q f ' ,il Sf . . , ' an ., ll fn 4, .4 we F- . l I ? R , ct A, , 11 of l x Conley Conley Conley Conley , Azalea , Carolyn , Chris , Keith Conley, Russell Conley, William 'ffiffl is . i f w W llle it fi - it X lle ly i , l l .-'S-.'i . lj ' in I -ly' X f I, til! ef A ft' :L y nx CZ ' WH' l I lx 5 gl . . i f' 1-W J , X I ' , vef--...-..,,, 2 4 Vi- , tl - 'B Y, Connelly, Benjamin Connelly, Clara Conover, Lynn Conrad, Claudia Cook , Cook , Cook, Cook, Cook, Cook, Cook, Cook , Cathy Connie Debbie Diane Elizabeth James Jerry Mickey Coonce, Melody Cooper, Cleve Cooper, Debbie Cobb, Mary Ann Corbett, Mike Comett, Teresa Corpenin, Clifton Corpening, Estelle Colpening, Hester Corpening, James Corpening Steven Cottle, Ch , arles Coulter, Ten'y Council, Martha Cox, Bobbie Cox, Linda Cozort, Dale Craig, Margaret Crawford, Bruce Crosbie, Brian Crotts, Helen Crytz, Ann Curry, Harry M. 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INC. 1903 Sterling St. MARANTZ Stereo Receivers Speakers and Turntables ' IFJ-13 ' o 8' ole HOLIDAY INN i OF MORGANTON L, I-40 and Highway 18 Morganton, North Carolina 28655 H' + fm ' - ' f 'gunev f I li ul.. il Q liiesaasl ga l l' l . . v' Q W 'f PON'S DELI 313 Fleming Dr. ' Morganton, N.C. I u ' We Appreciate You, John Manning - THE ANNUAL STAFF - fi Hickory, North Carolina , may lt's the real thing. Coke. l Janice and Henry Caddell CRESCENT FLOWER SHOP INGLES 220 West Union Street Best Meat in Town Morganton, N.C. 28655 Day Phone Night Phone 437-5124 437-0983 SOUTHERN REBINDING , ly QA.. Office Supplies and Furniture fi Printing wArcu-:Es-DIAMONDS-SILVER 704 433-6420 115 N. Sterling St. P.O. Box 387 Morganton, N.C. 28655 Telephone 437-4074 110 North Sterling Street Morganton, North Carolina 28655 Citizens Savings And Loan The Muses Association Your Savings And Home Financing Headquarters North Main Avenue At West A Street Newton, North Carolina 28658 Hickory Office 1209 - 9th Avenue, N.E. Hickory, North Carolina 28601 I -j2:gAWgEQ5X- :- p' A t limi . 441 :'. gl N ', ' -- - Biff . QI ,rg A::,3fg'llf??'4Z? ' 2 . -' 3 tzatgttwit 7 it nit -ata 1 4 West Union Crossroads Member Morganton, N.C. 6399-1273 Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation 190 GUN TRADERS INC. Archery Pistols Hunting Equip. Shotguns Rifles Black Powder Guns G 'th 'mm The Northwestern Bank 111 E. Union St. Morganton, N.C. Morganton, North Carolina 28655 Serving Burke County At Morganton, Drexel, COMPLIMENTS OF Valdese, And Rutherford College OPAL'S QUALITY SHOP 109 N. Sterling St. Morganton, N.C. 433-9590 ., S555 . ' K9 gan' S900 X-4 Q 6. XX1 15:9 oo' . , Wrrght s Mortuary 1 To comfort the Bereaved 9 , 1 Uphold the dignity of ,Q ' , ' Those who have fallen Asleep lg -'A j 103 Tate Street 5 ' Mn H 4 231 Morganton, North Carolina an tr. 1' 433-9767 ' in or ' 5' ' :A .- 411-IH -': '. jS,gE,'? ,,.. 5 1 433-1580 -5? A . 'SX XL A K 5 'ff :Qi W Y E ' ' ' Y.' 151.1 ' sa ,.tfP1? 'f'l xo v f 3: . - 7532 1? 6- giff if 9 ' 1 1 I SX- ii, X Q - Q1 Q 1: '39 4',?'K 'S 7 S, xi L' E 54511 'flax lf .3 y g xx A 1, ilggituurlqi? .1 - ' S -.Ne 1 E,-1 ' Q 'fm . i.?'fSf aw f -, E -, n 1 df S 31,Ssr1',::e A' , -, 'e N. - K ' M, Gifvb L r l '1:L1i:g5Q,x 5 . ,j g , , , ,wx 1 1 Q LP: 41,-1 f V, ' C-'gaofffixi 2 ' ,egg-'v 1-' 4 . - 'J' U' Q,f.f5i:Ig'1 ' 11:-feel-'f wtm s.. 5 X f '55 'Mtg t ' :.'?,?1, ' - ei - , ., 3. 1- u s . -I U - -'f rm ' '- WJ in 'Y H . - ' ML -, sn' dnxyzgls, ,- ' if Q ' C , -tn' r fa ',,,r-33,3-., . 1 ' 1 '1 'tcp - farfg' - '- . 1 . 'ai I LL?-f' F . 1, Y - -'-I . ff, ., la . Ei ' ' 1 '. 4 -V , si,-QQ.-1. f.- ' . vilffgilg -'Lf Kentucky Pied ffhickenm P.O. Box 821 Morganton, North Carolina 28655 'Tx X-xg COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND - I I 1: 4, .,ff f DRUG stones, mc. MORGANTON, NPC. I .Q . .QIIIlTZ..fl 1' 11.1 .T 'f.'ZIIff Ii -2 LI J IOO W. UNION ST. GRACE HOSPITAL 0 n PROFESSIONAL BLDG PH NE 437 3141II PHONE 43743050 bb, Quwrv rox 21 was Q A fd . X3 9 0UAurv4 cmnvi Qt d. 'I If t it PHOTOGRAPHY U. A y I if' owsomuas I I A f ::,:','::.'::::fz,.. as F 437-1516 -Q I 5 9 5 my PP 4 . w. UNION sr. C I w.ddinglnvimiQ ' Moncm-ron. N U. Telephones Marion 652-2081 Lenoir 758-1859 Morganton 637-2864 Lincolnton 732-1041 EBONY FUNERAL SERVICE Professional and Sympathetic Services E.R. McGimpsey, President Edward R. McGimpsey, II, V. Pres. Mrs. Hazel C. McGimpsey Secretary-Treasurer The Denim Closet Phone 433-9712 605 College St. Morganton, N.C. 192 Henredon Fine Furniture BY-PASS PACKAGE STORE Thankyou for your service: ALL PARTY SUPPLIES DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED BEER L 'Curb Service' ' Draft Service FLEMINCFS BARBER SHOP 725 E. Meeting St., Morganton, N.C. EONHARDT Phone 437-1803 Leonhardt Builders Supply Co . Fleming Drive Morganton, N.C. COMPLIMENTS OF UNION HARDWARE CO., INC. Dial HE 7-1102 HE 7-1101 105 E. Union St. BURKE LUM'BER INC. Lumber And Building Materials Quality And Service Telephone 7041437-1201 Post Office Box 338 Hwy. 64 8a 70 Fleming Drive By-Pass East Morganton, N.C. 28655 New Car Dealers Association Bernard's Pontiac And Cadillac Tux Bowers Motor Co., Inc. Cutting-Cross Chevrolet Inc. Giles Motors Inc. Morganton Motor Sales Causby Buick Co. Quality Motor LTD. Morganton, N.C. WATCHES WEDDING RINGS E. Fleming Bypass JEWELRY MOI'gal'1I0n, N.C. 28655 Specializing in Craig Stereo Units MORROW S and 8 Track Tapes and Albums JEWELRY Tgl, 704-437-0658 Congratulations, 114 North Sterling Street 1977 Annual Staff! Morganton, North Carolina 28655 Compliments of Serving Burke KIRKSEY MORGANTON A U County Families FUNERAL HOME VALDESE SINCE 1905 for over 70 years Q , I .maliyflwiiifirl, I 1W:f.,fgil 1 ' .i1Q53llgliffzlliflllill alzgilileisjllll llilllgwarll:lQi1!illi!:i1liii. W 1 1.111111 Ll. I ll' I . I Ii W' Q A Allllliil.,li1ali'il1'l'!lliiielldE'f'?i!'lilEi1i, W VI 'ill Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company of Hickory, Inc I , l ' H C g g 3 2640 Main Avenue, N.W., Hickory, N.C. 28601 Tel 1 ' 7 I we 1 ' ' ' 0041 328-2278 Q, a s -sgglggg- P , i.,.i... +1 'f . '. il Have A Pepsi Day 194 Morganton Hardware Company Inc. since 1896 PH. 704 437-0431 1,18-120 W. Union St. X Drawer 190 I Morganton, North Carolina 28655 Burke County Savings And Loan Association Insured Savings Home Loans Downtown Morganton - Rutherford College 437-5077 874-2241 Burke County's Savings Place me Qolonells Cganlry, gnc. Hwy 18 South 100 W. Fleming Dr. Jamestown Rd. 221-226 S. Marion A . Z' K l 'f-.V . 1 ,. W ll ,., - -.. MV:- y lu l,,,,u.lll , 5 1 'Ja .-7.1. .--l it-i cal, -. I . Q wtt Sri- QE !! - v , Elegant Fashions . . . Personalized Service MORGANTON MARION LENOIR N. WILKESBORO Starlight Fish Camp ,Ju Q Fresh Seafood Daily 0 Steaks 0 Barbecue 0 Fried Chicken 0 Fresh Oysters Open: Tues.-Thurs. 4 P.M.-10 P.M. Open For Lunch Fri., Sat. 81. Sun. Noon - 10 P.M. Closed Monday Please - No Alcoholic Beverages Private Rooms 0 Family Atmosphere l.-1'IHllIJ'Ts- 9 ,-Q:-321 I -I .- 3 1 Call For Take Outs 437-0033 4661 Amherst Road 4552 Morganton fOff Kirksey D111 Old Fort Working With W.P.C.C. For a Better Community Drexel Heritage Mimosa Insurance Agency, Inc. Phone 437-5357 Insurance Specialists Morganton North Carolina SOSSOMON,S FUNERAL HOME Morganton, N.C. QUALITY INN , CBest Westernj I-40, Route 18 MORGANTON FLORIST Morganton Plaza Complete Floral Line 196 EI-'I l T ul f m.. x. 'Lu I-ll.. LQ' as aa IRES-1 ll we ::,,,sx5. mv M, M 1 Y , m',-gsssgggsw si,-f1f.,1ji5ssQ1 iw ,N 1 Q 1 M1- 5 gf Why should we be in such desperate haste to succeed? and in such desperate en- terprises? If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away. Henry David Thoreau 197 SOMEDAY, SOMETIME I SHALL GO BACK BECAUSE A LITTLE PART OF ME IS LEFT BEHIND IN THE PLACES I HAVE LOVED AND SO I LIKE TO THINK I SHALL GO BACK SOME DAY, SOME TIME 14- I ' Iam . 'fi if WWE 13' I ERVE YOUR MEMORIES 'S ALL THAT IS LEFT 1. 199 REFLECTIONS - mere imitations Meager illusions, mass delusions The shadow of a rock Yet, shimmering beauty Dying autumn Fragile emotions Great expectations Transparent memories Piedmont and us, 1976-1977 200 CREDITS HAPPENING STAFF 1976- 1977 EDITOR - Dick Lowman BUSINESS MANAGER - Jennie L. Brown LAYOUT EDITOR - Phyllis Warren PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR - Reba Atkinson COPY EDITOR - Judy Davidson FACULTY ADVISOR - Richard L. Morgan PHOTOGRAPHERS John T. Manning, Advisor Mike Collingwood John Hooper STAFF MEMBERS Jolene Faw Brian Crosbie Virginia Fredell Debbie Rogers Karen Goff Peggy Rutherford Mary Moore Sheila Tate Joey Glennon Lori Whitaker Laura Clawson ALL THE PEOPLE IN STUDENT SERVICES Producing an Annual at WPCC in 1976-1977 was an incredible joumey. W began with a staff of one person and a new advisor. Dick was the staff photo grapher last year and became our able editor. Richard had little experience as a advisor, but he did have vision and enthusiasm. Somehow we gathered a St during the summer, but it seemed at first that the Staff changed every week. The it began to take shape, and the faithful emerged. Reba, John and John workin in the dark room to see what developed., Dick, Phyllis, and Karen trying to d layouts on time. Jennie, Peggy, Jolene, and Sheila getting ads, often from the sam place. Who could forget the comedy of errors in getting the photo proofs here? O the trip to Hunter Publishing Company? Or all the sweat, tears, anger, joy, frustra ' tion, anxiety, and iinally jubilation when it arrived. In all faimess, we dedicat the 1977 Happening to ourselves. - THE STAFF - I 77 I I J5Ia'fI n .L . ,, y :J-'fx QF: ' H mf U 1 z 'S 7 Fra -vIlII --A I. . .I II I J- '--. 1, . P .1 -g 5.-3, -f---, V' -gf' - v ' I 4-I -I3 tiI , I 4 1? ffQII.IlIIIif!--I Q.. J I :NI i 1 ..- . V . 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