Wilkes Community College - Cougar Yearbook (Wilkesboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1969 volume:

1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 11, f1 'i W 1 1 I 1 3 i I '1 I Ii 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I1 I g All! j'fL1,gf'fZf ' f . Q A I i TT1EtCCNJGU1R U N I 1 5 1969 Wilkes Community College Willeesboro, N. C. Volume II . . . ana' marks another milestone along our paths of progress. K -3 f 'jf X ff WL, 7 5 ,E A: If - 1, I .. f 1 if 'N N f U V, ff , 1 A-AA f A - f f' ' f I I JY, ., . '.:, 15 ff f W 2. .aa , 142' ' Q, A ,Q 'Q' ,X f 7 If , f f V, K f ' Xia! ff f W5 4 , 3 f In zncreuszng numbers, students enroll ut Wilkes Community College . . . fw. ff 5 19, ,gi , fr ,. 1 ,,,,, ,,,1 e 3 X x 4 'Z f , ,N ,Wy -mggffmnzi f 7- ' . . . addzng to cz burgeomng student body 1, K 4 I 4 J, Z2 Q 4 ' 1 Qnlllli up . . . in the Adult Basic Education ivision . . . MMM , 5 Z5ggqRQLr+5 g,..-0-ff' M-2 Wsfkes Com EEVEB m nk 001 Y -, 1,1-me 4 'mwifggmffi .wr . Uhqhsvw i . . . in the College Parallel Division . . . Q2 9 3 'Y 2 l I I I1 I i I I I I ,J Iv I I I I I I I Ti I I I I i and in the Vocational Division. i1 1 ' ff if fiifiifi A ' - 1 ' .A 1 - 2 A 'S 'U' 37 r 'vfgp,,'.A 4 , 5 A -' 'QQZZ3' my! M 11 WKVL expanding and enriching onr day to day activity X new 2 IISLI wwf J xx Tw ' .,,, 2 5 f Qi looking to the future D lim 15 eager to succeed K 'f e ,fb es' 'f5ff'i1','Zv'ff 'Qs r fy' -4:19 3 5? Jw 'wh 9 04 ' . M Y., df ,-vgffag ' fl 55, X' A ' f W. N ,, ,'xIg ?6, via vi? Y . , M,,,,,,,4 1 fx-wr., wfvm ff f., x . ' . 5, , Wy, ,. Q- 5,5 , ' ,ff 5 3 f m:.fp?Z 333 av 1 Y N : , 41 Q ' PY 3 I 'X 'L-V55 if -A QQ, ,gf K V 1' V I v f m but occasionally fearful ff , f f f l ' ,, f 17 ff ,7 .- nf? 1 4M fs' ' jg , f f M fy 4 ' f 4' , 7' ' ff, , . 7 Dedzccztzon We proudly dedicate the l969 Cougar to Dr. H. E. Thompson, an educator and a scholar, but most of all a progressive leader. Ile has led WCC in its growth from a dream to a reality- gaining its physical facilities, strengthening its faculty, and adding to its prominence as one of the best community colleges in North Carolina. We hope to have his able leadership in the years to come. Our First Lady Mrs. H. E. Thompson ,1 E I + S lr, Board of Trustees fm , ARCHER BAK Left to Right: Mrs. John W. Andrews, Dr. Seth M. Beale, Robert R. Smoak, Don T. Culler, L.P. Somers, Jr. Judge Robert M. Gambill, Richard B. Johnston, Milton J. Ingram, Gordon E. Rhodes, Robert L. Strickland Judge Johnson J. Hayes. Left-Back insert: Mrs. Fred Lovette. 22 President Dr. H. E. Thompson 23 Deans William R. Richardson, Ed.D. Donn oflnstruction 1 milf' x . John V. Idol, M.A., Dean of Studcnt Personnel i s 24 wi Conrad A. Shaw, Sr., M.A. Dean of Administrative Services wmmfwm James Edward Switzer, M,A. Dean of Continuing Education Programs Gerald M. Bolick, Ed.D. Dean of Occupational Programs Thomas Whittington, M.A. Registrar Administrative Staff Joseph R. Austell, M.S. Guidance Counselor Mrs. Fay Byrd, M.A. Director MTS- Vifginia BHSSCU, M-S- Learning Resource Center Guidance Counselor 26 l ' o V9 Mrs. Christine P. Davis Dir. of Adult Basic Ed. Henry F. Pepper, M.A. Learning Lab Coordinator Mrs. Martha Doughton, B.S. Leaming Lab Coordinator Mrs. Jane M. Smink, B.S. Learning Lab Coordinator Mrs. Mary Richardson, M.Ed. Librarian 27 23 Mrs. Virginia Absher Mrs. Martha Bauguess Mrs. Margie Canipe See.-Occup. Programs Accounting Clerk Sec,-Library Secretariat 1 ,V 59:9 1 em, Mrs. Vivian Greene Sec.-Stu. Personnel ,eine Mrs. Diana Horne Sec.-Occup. Programs 28 Mrs. Helen Chapman Sec.-Acad. Programs Mrs. Lois Lane Sec.-Continuing Ed Mrs, Priscilla Lockhart Miss Brenda Mathis Bookkeeper Clerk Typist l, ' rr I 1 ' Q ' z .1 t 2 4? i Q g Z , i ii 5 : ,vt :.. , 1 g if ,'ls A 1 .J 4: Jrlllknf'-I.: ' 5 if - Miss Gail Myers See.-Business Office Mrs Juanita Nobhtt Switchboard Operator 'Y' V14 K X Mrs Helen Potts Miss Shlrley Russell Sec to the President Clerk Typist Mrs Irene Wileox Sec Stu Personnel if G W I - 1,4 i ff l A K X ff -,Manx I I 1 Q ff' ,1 gf I ' si 29 W? Robert G. Goforth, M.A. Instructor in Reading Jack M. Hadley, M.A. Instructor in Mathematics Mrs. Essie N. Hayes, M.A. Instructor in English Mrs. Josephine Hendrix, M.S Instructor in Mathematics Mrs. Dianne K. Hepler, M.A. Instructor in English Paul R. Hepler, M.A. Instructor in History 'MMS IDU Mrs. Elizabeth Klinkosum, M.A. Instructor in Biology Nithi Klinkosum, M.A. Instructor in Social Science Joscph B. Linncy, M.A. Instructor in Physical Ed. James Edward Martin, B.S. Chm. of Engineering Tech. Richard Martin Instructor in Auto Mechanics Mrs. Cynthia B. Mayes, M.A. Instructor in English 1 l I L I I Dewey S. Mayes, M.A. Chm. of Humanities Division Richard C. Medcalf, O.D. Chm. of Science 8: Math Div. Barry K. Mims, M.A. Instructor in Business Tech. Mrs. Brenda B. Moore, BA. Instructor in English Charles G. Noblitt, M.S. Instructor-Agric. Sc Biol. Ed. S.R. Pearson, M.A. Dir. of Vocational Programs ff? IU 'W ff' ilu Mrs. G. T. Protltt, M.A. Instructor in Chemistry Henry Ford Rash, M.Ed. Instructor in Agric. 8L Biol. Ed. Earl D. Redding, MA. Instructor in Drafting Spencer B. Rhodes, B.S. Instructor in Business Ed. Walter H. Riley, B.S. Instructor in Engineering Tech Z lf'3?f f.'f- ',' .3 iff - . ,QQ-L9 l?f1 'f! 'fafgfg J -v Nj, ' 'iff W - f ll Y I ., f gi, fs 74 'A ' Wiki- gif. ii A 1.4 . v!v.,'?5l,1H f 'fig :Vi ' , 5. ,fi 3, . tiff' :iff z f 4, Psiafg, ,, f f.r?L?9f. 1 I f g, 1 , 1' ' , f'f f 1 .M !f4l-A. , , ,.'fJ,-f,f'2- 2 if ' 'I ?'5 ff 4 ' I s fm ff., if 'f 152, ,I f .. ,. N, dar 1 I Mrs. June W. Scroggs, M.A. Chm., Div. of Busimss Ld. I-larold Dean Simpson, M.A. Chm., Div. of Agric. 8L Biol. Ed 92 ar rv ' . Mrs. Mary W. Taylor, M.S. Instructor in Business Ed. Q 'iw ,,ww,,,W - . Mrs. Jean M. Tugman, M.A. Instructor in Business Ed. Jolml W1ls,s Instruutor in Elcctronus 1 1 F 7 Q A f L 3 F n L Z 5 5 N x 3 3 v I E 5 Z 5 e 5 I 5 Q Q Q N his -ig, 4155. Sophomore Class Officers ,533-ff fa, .xl , ' if 'ffaffe Q 9. M I 'Z AW pi ' ff, 4 6 '0 'W fffffv rife s ,4 ' fy , MW f 1 fn: if ,f W ,, - , ...av , ru '- ..f ' ' . , - Miguel n.,.1,.,, Left-Right: Ronnie Triplett, Presidentg Janice Pierce, Treasurerg Gene Parsons, Secretaryg Paul Hubbard, Vice-President. Freshman Class Officers .xx .3 'au .r vl' . rw if 'ii f V ,.,, Q Q- 4? v:,,, f 1 V eff se e i 5 ,M ,fs w ,un-Q-V, 'W 4 L xi Left-Right: Anita Shepherd, Secretaryg Roger Richardson, Vice-President: Steve L. Foster, Treasurerg Dennis Bare, President. 38 Hfidupz 9 2 we .4 ,A N3 ef 'ff' 3 - f af, '-is 'I' 4 L if 4 25 sms' 96 1-'vm College Pamllel Students I ,,...-1 sf f--f Jennifer K. Absher William R. Absher Paulette Adams vu? Vi? X wwf' Wade J. Adams Elizabeth G. Anderson Larry W. Anderson 4, +5 - -- .N r g l , L W' Steven J. Baldwin Kenneth W. Bare A Brenda K. Barker We-K. '9: :NQA1, Alf? Larry J. Barker Richard H. Benton Brenda D. Beshears James M. Billings Danny R. Bingham Howard W. Blackburn Terry D. Bolick Claude L. Brooks Kenny M. Brooks the Danny H. Brown Charles V. Broyhill John C. Bruce Jackson D. Bryan James D. Bumgarner Tony H. Byrd Alvin E. Call Randall S. Caudlll Roger G. Childress lm -iff' X .fa ---4' Mark S. Craven Donald G. Critcher Evelyn E. Dagenhart Carroll G. Dancy Michael W. Dancy Linda D. Deal Michael L. Deal Brooks H. Duncan Johnny A. Dyer Y, 1 K , ,U i I 10- vhs, Petr Paul R. Gwyn Kay G. Hall W. Larry Hall Charles G. Ham Montie L. Hamby James A. Handy Larry M. Handy Douglas J. Harper Debbie K. Hartsog f'i'T3'P' Steve A. Harvel Lonnie E. Hayes Lester C. Holcomb Bryan W. Horton George R. Howard Thomas M. Howell Paul C. Hubbaid Carl L. Hudson Kenneth R. Huffman Colena L. Hutchens Michael V. Inscore W. Terry Ireland Lucy M. James William F. Jenkins Audrey F. Johnson James F. Johnson - Joan F. Johnson Patti L. Johnson 'JU4 K-.wif f SW 'x YWK f x x 'af 'fx ski ig, J E ' x ,l X Q gl fx Sw , i s Q I Y? f 'E X Ex Y xx X N qui!!! N WP Y , .,: qi- ..: , Q' an iw. hp. :fig 5' ffl-.,5 .'P V' , gf 51:4-MJ. f 5 , . -Y 115 egg, . sl, -fel 1 5 Q I Hifi , ' 5 'M in ,ff -3 ,. 1 4 gp, Roy R. Johnson Tony M. Johnson- Tony L. Jolly Lannie R. Jones Joyce E. Kelley Carol L. Key John T. Kirk Tommy J. Koontz Robert L. Lackey Charles E. Lawson Regina D. McCarter Elizabeth G. McNeil Jack Edward McNeil John M. McNeil W. Fred McNeil Frances A. McNeill Brenda J. Mathis Larry E. Melton ,. lg' Gerald T. Pardue Johnny D. Pardue Mary J. Pardue William E. Parry Carolyn G. Parsons Larry F. Parsons Ronald S. Pearson Larry J. Pendry Janice G. Pierce Bill O. Pitts Jarrett A. Poe Linda L. Poe Margaret G. Poole Judy M. Poteat Patricia A. Poteat David K. Redmond Roger B. Reeves Jerry A. Roberts via Ili Floyd M. Rogers Wrenda S. Rogers Lawrence J. Roscana Shirley J. Russell Ina M. Saunders Hazel E. Scott Jane S. Sebastian Samuel E. Sebastian, Jr William W. Sebastian 3? Q r pei? 3 P'-QQ 1-IQ: my. ,PIPE Ronnie S. Sharpe W. Gale Sharpe Betty C. Shumate Brenda L. Sine Eugene C. Smith, Jr. Philip W. Staley Anthony E. Stanley Pearl B. Stanley Phillip J. Swanson -ill. FFT CZFCSRi David L. Triplett Ronald J. Tdplett Max W, Vannoy Jimmy C. Waddell Doris L. Walker L. Scott Walsh Mary M. Walters Bill W. Warren Ray M. Warren Roger D. Wayne Kenneth P. Welborn Milton J. Whitley N. Guylene Wright Tecbmcal Students Silk Boyce G. Adams Joyce A. Adams Wanda H. Adams Alvin C. Alexander J. Susan Anderson Thomas V. Anderson Mary R. Andrews Robert C. Atwood Dewey S. Ayers Neg juF 'f ...... .R .AM Ml Ai Sylvia J. Bailey Fred L. Baker Travis B. Baker Mary D. Barber Dennis D. Bare John D. Barker Selena S. Barker Robert E. Barlow Thomas K. Barlow Y 1? 'Wi f .ew Beauford L. Bauguess Edward P. Bauguess Dennis K. Bennett Ray E. Bentley Alan D. Bess Daniel C. Billings Foyst R. Blackburn Larry D. Blackburn Arel C. Blevins James L. Brewer Dennis M. Brooks Paul P. Brooks Virginia D. Burgess William H. Burgess Theresa A. Busque Marvin R. Byrd Lloyd S. Call Susie M. Cardwell 4751 E. Marie Cashion Virginia J. Caudell Jerry W. Cheek William P. Childers Arabella P. Church James H. Church Johnny A. Church Lee R. Church Roger W. Cloer ., pi 'f XF ,wma 'F' W? '95 Mary E. Cockerham Edward O. Combs Mack C. Combs Don L. Cooper Barbara M. C ornett Michael R. Cothren Barbara A. Cox Harold D. Cox J ohnie V. Craven fl! iw 118 Norman F. Crecdmorc Fred W. Curtis, Jr. Maggie J. Darnell Alvin L. Davis Joel D. Dills Nancy W. Dills Stephen W. Dinkins Brenda K. Dixon Benny J. Dobbins Michael M. Dyson William E. Elam, Jr Jerry D. Elledge Judy K. Elledge Ronald W. Elledge Steven F. Eller Danny G. Elliott Loveta M. Elliott Don H. Elmore .nfl ml dig Charles lf. lzstcp David R. lfairchild Patricia A. lfaircliilcl Lewis S. lfaxv James L. lfinncy Phyllis W. lflctchcr Roy F. Foster Sylvia L. Gambill Bobbie S. Gardner fi John T. Gentle Coot Gilreath, Jr. Bobby D. Goodin Gary E. Goodin Su san F. Green Harold Greer Pamela D. Grimes Margaret L. Guthrie Archie D. Guy Barbara B. Hagaman Brenda N. Hall Donna S. Hamby Shelby E. Hampton William H. Hartzog Margaret G. Hash Marjorie L. Hayes Judy B. Hcmric Sharon K. Hendrix ,102-1 mil 3 fc' Arlene M. Hicks Betty S. Higgins William J. Hill Betty C. Hines Lanny P. Hodge Larry P. Holbrook Michael D. Hollar Leah M. Holpp James O.Howel1, Jr 6 Alvin M.IIuff1nun Collccn If, lluffmzin William L. Icenhour Bonnie S. Johnson Brenda F. Johnson James S. Johnson Katherine W. Johnson Linda L. Johnson Nellie J. Johnson .MQ mp- I YM e-5' 'F' lv Gifs I Thomas R. Johnson Amy F. Johnston Harvey D. Johnston Gwynda J. Joines Carolyn Jordan Gary C. Jordan Jennie V. Kanupp Donna J. Kendall Fred C. King 505 1 -403-wt ff? Judy A. Knight Terry L. Knox Robert M. Koontz Juek K. Krider Tracy C. Lemly Dorothy Little William R. Little Mary J. Love Robert G. Lovette Win M N' WW' ' 'Y f g, 46 Schelia C. Lovette Pansy R. Lyalls Billy J . Lyle Jackie D. McCurdy Shirley P. Martin Jerry L. Mathis Nancy C. Mathis Billy J. May Larry E. Michael 5 'HW l' HW' ,w ?iW V .fw ,Agn Allen G. Miller Francis M. Miller Sandra J. Miller Stephen S. Miller William A. Miller Anne F. Mitchell Bobby W. Nichols Carolyn R. Nichols Sandra J. Nichols A- 'lg g hz fs: rm 'WE' Michael W. Nicks Billy R. Osborne Roger S. Osborne Lester Parker, Jr. Mildred K. Parker Enola M. Parsons Linda S. Parsons Shirley J. Pennington Metella W. Perkins iff. Fffnf. .4 'Z ff!'1 4 Henry W. Phillips Lewis D. Poteat Dewey S. Prevette Janet S. Price Tommy R. Price Jacqueline R. Priester Lanny R. Reavis Hattie E. Redding Jerry R. Redmond 6 1'-4'v Ralph R. Reeves W. Russell Reeves Ina J. Reins Terry D. Renegar William Z. Rhodes Roger L. Richardson Volree Richardson- Ted V. Roten Shelia E. Sawyer Ralph D. Settle Kenneth I.. Setzcr Grane R. bh aw M. Anlta Shepherd Jackie D. Shook Frank S. Shutord, Jr. wif? Chrlstophcr D. Shumate Kenneth D. Shumate Lmda J. Shumate 5-Q fflgm -was '-fair' 5' ifllff fry: I A-1: gang. :,flg.1gl.,525.2i':Efg, A ' - w:fAH . - 'Q .fg.g:,,,,j Q,f295 Billie A. Sidden Archie C. Smith Eddie A. Smith Evelyn E. Snider Daniel B. Souther Roger L. Speaks James M. Speer Morris M. Stanley William E. Stephens 8 -MDN ,le W UUE 'K Carol S. Swajm Barbara A. Tatum Douglas Taylor Gail Taylor John H. Tolliver Patricia A. Tribble Arlene D. Triplett Jesse F. Tdplett Rex H. Triplett ,www .an IQ 'VS Doris L. Tucker Kenneth L. Turner Sandra E. Walsh Angela T. Watkins Bobby R. Weaver Raleigh B. Welborn Gary G. Wiles Jenny L. Wiles Charles M. Williams Joyce D. WlllldlHS Dean A. Wood Velma F. Wood1e Dalton C. Woods Donna H. Woods Damel O. Wyatt Glenda D. W ydtt Vickie W. Wyatt M1bl18C1 V. Yates fi' Vocational Students fi! -qv' Donald R. Adams Junior C. Brown Charles J. Bumgarner A'? w w ,N . 1, Roy E. Carlton Michael R. Carrigan James G. Cockeran .3 Larry J. Davis Robert L. Day, Jr. Julian S. Deans, Jr. W1ll1am M. Ferguson Herbert L. Flanagan James M. Frazmr Bllly R. Gentry Gary S. Godfrey Joseph F. Grasmehr A. Russell Gray III Homer B. Hague Grady T. Handy Rf ala' William D. Harris James F. Higgins Gary L. Johnson Gary E. Joines Henry M. Key Rex D. Key Larry L. Macemore George D. Miller Elvert L. Minton 1. i i l l E l i l l l in l l ,Y l M' l l 1 1 l 1 i i l . V 4 i l l li il I l l l i i u 1 l l James O. Nichols Barry L. Parker William ll. Parsons Gwyn Pepper Wayne G. Phillips Hersa C. Poplin Mlchacl L. Privcttc Tdlmddgc E. Rumi Raymond L. Scuglc 1? 'wr-ggi' Lf yfwf Bobby J. Smith James P. Stanley Gene F. Stone Rayford Walker Practical ursing Students I . -We 'M Ss? ,fb 4-'Q' X W Q 87 Mozelle B. Anthony Gaynette W. Ashley Linda P, Blackburn Irilla B. Blackwelder Louellu N. Brown Marjorie L. Brown Bonnie L. Chappell Betty B. Cockeran Nenu D. Iiller x WMQ? X 'EE iv' N1 Lizzie M. Faw Lois C. Faw Beatrice L. Gaither Bonnie B. Goodman Carol G. Gregory Nancy P. Kennedy Kattie L. Long Grace D. McGlamery Reba U. Miller Salah P. Miller Evelyn L. Reinhardt Patricia A. Seagroves Nancy A. Testerman Mary R. Treadaway Susie H. T1-iplett Ollie P. Watkins 2 5 I Y 3 I 91 1 Q 9 A S I E H a X. a E A I 3 V f J E 'I 4 i 1 X 3 E I Mr. and Miss WCC Miss Jacqueline Plicster and Mr. Lewis Poteat fm 92 Mr. and Miss WCC are symbols of many thingsg they represent all of the students at WCC. The two years they have spent here have been years ol change, transition, and progressive giant steps for WCC. Mr. and Miss WCC, products of these fruitful years, were chosen by popular vote and represent the highest ideals and accomplishments possible at WCC. Because of their achievements in scholarship, leadership, because of their character, their loyalty to WCC: and because of their faith in the future as a product of the cooperative efforts of WCC and personal achievement-The Cougar staff presents Mr. and Miss WCC of 1969. 5 4 5 5 My an l 2 3 2 3 5 f 1 , F , g lk. 1 as V ,M ' :- 93 W f' 'H I Miss Cougar 1 Pansy L , Ig' Beauty- College Parallel Division . ,J - wi ef 3 M -55' AS, . , Ji: mme -xv '- Z 41. Miss Regina Owens 96 Beauty - Technical Division 3 L' 5 I 5 1 4 S 1 9 I 1 X , 9 'Sf Z if I , S I Miss Gwynda Joines 97 Most Uzttstancling Practical Nursing Student Mrs. Louella N B L 11 h by ppl t fthpctical gtdt bg ttdg yphse S O I VVHO5 VVHO AMONG I VIVVA I .i A,!AZ if fvv, , fy Q4. it K i 'I 1 Q IN AMERICAN JUNIORIWCOLLEGES N WSW , N . ,Q , W1 m 2 . , , - ,f,,,f 4, M af 7,1 ww' I v-an .mf , g QQ W C ,H , , 2? I We Gif ,Z 4, - v X l l l l Steve Harvel Joan F. Johnson Who's Who is a national honorary organization. The students recognized by this organization each year are nominated from approximately 1,000 colleges. Campus nominating committees are instructed to consider, in making their selections, the student's scholarship, his participation and leadership in academic and extracurricular activities, his citizenship and service to the school, and his promise of future usefulness. 99 Pansy Lyalls A 1 mdlmuig 1 JuNloRA coLLEcsEsf f V I' ,VV I A I 5 Z Jackie Priestcr Qs VoLree Richardson 'f wHo's wr-40 AMONG , ,I o mits IN AMERICAN JUNIOR COLLEGES ,,, ,, ' IEII lk 1 ' ' lx f ' ' . ,mn Da. - alI I 4 M1 WW' A .QV Floyd Rogers I-uhm n NXIIN-N Um' Z I S L w A X 3 S v v 1 X -Q , I ,J 6 F r. 'X 4 i 2 i . Q C E A, a 1 : ,, C v Q '4 'A Q 4 E 1 ! X . , 3 Q E 'A E SGA Ufficers Lewis Potcat, President ,,f Q-4 , Volrcc Richardson, Sc crctary ?fg1,,,0. f - -..av aessvfbw' T .www mu 'lm x ...,.....f..., fmaffam... Stcvc Harvcl, Vice-President Pansy Lyalls, Treasurer 0000 f SGA Members: Anita Shepherd, Steve Harvel, Janice Pierce, Lewis Poteat, Paul Hubbard, Gene Parsons, Volree Richardson, Dennis Bare, Roger Richardson, Pansy Lyalls. The WCC Student Government Association exists primarily for the purpose of speaking and acting for the student. It provides leadership in student affairs and offers valuable experience to in- i dividuals in extracurricular activities. The Association helps stu- dents set goals and develop programs to reach these goals. lt 4 l l i challenges and encourages students to develop their own talents i and potentials freely and to reach out as leaders in fields of service g and good citizenship. In every respect the Association emphasizes f character and high values. I Student Government 'Mf. Redding, Advisor A S50 Cid 0 12 105 2' f K' x ., ,,QUO 4 b i Z 4E' Vw - N V5 wax, 755 , I ! f I X ' ' 35' XT, 'QE' t Q 1 A , , . K TQ I Sq X, K an ' 4 1 , S , I ' 1 ' ' N Y 1, .. L . , ,V l J' g N ' Q' w.,jy. 'f X Q .flk yi, I by V ,K ., , V V My 55,1-Sj.L.N,2, ,A ,Ag ,X gs .rfxfgg ' f . Qi 'QQ' L-Pf,f,1-ff W Lf ,w,f'f- M wg -'.:1.L if 'f Y N X , - X '1fffj'.,:Y':n-b if V.,-j. ,VN 1 4 .X is X 1 . , , x palsy Y 1 ,' , - , , x ff ,,,f M. , ,- - 'SE 5 , 5 M w - ,M L.. V ,1 ,V 3, , y, N v X - M N . Mnww 1 A Jgxbggm X - 6 1 . la! SWT, 4-5, ., ,451 ,., . 5,3? r t . ., -5 5 t ,' K ' V. Awwfw ,tigiy 3, gs! ,- Mlg3f?Qg?y ,vi,. ga 'wg K -4' - x ,. J.. - 9 4 ., A t.,?.m nl, X y -s,0+ X ' . X 3,5 ik?-iw, Yu x , N . ' A n M ., K ':fz?fg:'?25Q,gSf':I g .Q Mfr: 4, 1 -Q A J QQ auf J- 4 if v ita wig M- W ? 1.35, ' ., -1 I QV -7.?':Af Qxwafx S,i'ml ' E.'1X if ,WZ + 1341 jr ' Xvmff f544,Q1-N + A J . K .' j 1 ff. D .,3gf..f 3' A-- Q, N- Q -.5-fps' ,Im-A ' if X W, f if 15 ' A -'A we A P af:-1.5-M. A -dv. . 1 55... ...,, , W w mg,-f,.q ,,,,5-It- Af-gwff'x. 1 f gd- ' ,A f . Q1 ff .yn 'fn ,,1'g:, , 5' ,-'- fzwmmg 1 - X ---A A .-951. 'uf - - ,, 'g,9g'gJf v 55, ,ww ..,v:5 ,f .,, ,,, V, 4 Q .,.:',:-5: le. I r 6, ,Q ,,.. 1, 4 A l W :., '. , :H , 'E ,,': 3 Y .i X .il 1. 4 V' kgww ,,Wx4:4AN I1 . EDN I . A 5 M aww : Q if - 9? g , ff ,. g I , ,- 'Q I lx I 1 I 1 The Cougar Staff t K' 3. 3355 I l i I a I . 1 l i I A I 4 , if IST. ROW L-R: Shirlcy Russell, Brenda Mathis, Anita Shepherd, Jarrett Poe, Gwynda Joincs, Jack Bryan, ZND. ROW L-R: Paul Hubbard, Steve Harvcl, Bill Parry, Floyd Rogers. Photographers B.1'm..g - ... '... '..- -- una Jack Bryan Floyd Rogers Phillip Swanson il l Mm! ,WA . if ' Y xx I 'Nl L, h I VH.. .... .,....,. ,... ,MM ,4 fe .4 1, .... N, . AA IQ 41 ,-- .. ,,. if , .,X,-M.,...m..,.4Jf1, ww 1 ,FQ 1 ,zu f'W3Q: -w,..4l..,....2f W A- A 124, AQ, ,A 2 +3 ,Luft halo' E152 EAST? kim 1 ,' ,,- ,A 1 4 i I .-....-.-.- x xg J 1. :I 7 L' I K X Z 109 1 H i ! i Circle K Sweetheart I T 7 , fefaf,, : t,far W e A Q 4 Miss Gwynda Joines Circle K is a service organization for ' college men which develops future leaders and 4 citizens whose philosophy is founded on free- , dom, initiative, the American and Canadian 1 heritage, and unselfish service to others. 111 CI RC LE. SNEA The purpose of the Student Education Association is to improve the quality of professional training by promoting standards of excellence in the field of education, and to acquaint college students preparing to teach with the history, ethics, and policies of the teaching profession by providing opportunities for actual participation at local, state, and national levels of the professional organizations. It is also the purpose of this organization to promote wholesome social and professional in- terests and attitudes among the members by working together on prob- lems of the profession and society, and to interest capable young men and women in pursuing education as a life-long career. Mrs. Hendrix, Advisor Mike Daney, President Mark Craven, Vice-President Vickie Church, Secretary Wrenda Rogers, Treasurer Betty Shumate, Reporter IST. ROW L-R: Joyce Church, Patti Johnson, Shirley Russell, Wrenda Rogers, Brenda Mathis, Margaret Poole. ZND. ROW L-R: Judy Poteat Mike Danty Larry Barker, Jimmy Church, Mark Craven, Betty Shumate, Vickie Church. The art of good drama can never be held at an instant and captured by a shutter of the lens and the flash of a bulb. The qualities one might possess in drama are of too great a vision to be caught in a moment of mechanical wisdom and held there to be labeled good or bad by pseudo-critics. The true image of an actor is never seen by his audience in one specific artg neither will one act reveal the true quality of a play. Thus, the contention afforded here is that this page filled with pictures could never describe the quality of the performance given by these students in their adaptation of The Brick and the Rose. WHAWT.. 114 M :lik Y ' 5 -!J.A'lQ' gf',, ,bfp,, A , g A V Lf , .wad vi. ,W , Y V' w .':,.qr9 4. f ,I f V J wines- f J ' VA, ' ,',,f.5.:tffwf'T 95 - ',vi9Y'f4s'f-- ii i J 'V . ' 55? f' JA me 9 ,f ,..f W The College Theatre r nigga Seated L-R: Rebecca Graybeal, Debbie Hartsog, Marie Cashion, Joan Johnson. Standing L-R: Jack Bryan, Hayden Johnson, Frank Triplctt, John Kirk 115 0,12 . 1 .f I r 'ff ,, .pf . 5. L.. I LI N xv! . WA , IR X W! ,+V M 11 , ,. Nl 1-4, Vf RY S 1-Qin ,gn , 'eg 'll' :M -, M ' u 'Wil w f, 4 , , ,Vw .Rf v., . IW4. A , lx W' M is .iff-' .5 ,-3 5 vi y. .v ,,. M M 1: , J 'ul , -1, I. N.: , 'EQ -Wm: WNX wg: ' F fix. rw . , Wwe, :PJ w!.'xL'6. 'Emu A, . 1 1. 4 J 5, .-'-'., -4 ' w x w 1 ag. fm 'Ja lf? -.. - Eb -g w 27 R 1 g, ,. 1 x Xl J, :V . 1' 'i va . , Y . Q:-ep WE? T175 'v. W' :Z df S,-2 . All FT s aff' Q, A fp. , , . We express gratitude to our coach, Mr. Joseph B. Linney, who serves the college and his students with selfless devotion. Basketball 97' LZ i . . . What could be more tense than the drive down the court, praying for wings on your feet . . . the drive . . . a lay-up . . . practice . . . defeat . . . victory . . . . . . Our men have experienced all these during the season. Regardless of the final outcome of the basketball season, we are proud of our team. Whether losers or winners, they always represent WCC in the finest of sportsmanship. on tiff, 1-I1-,. M SR- L-R Center: Gene Smith, Coach Linney, Kenneth Huffman. L-R Standing: Doug Harper, Stan Elkins, George Howard, Charles Lawson, Steve Iillcr. Tony Hayes, Dallas Metz, Tommy Guy, Gary Wiles, Ronnie Triplett, Randy Caudill. 119 fs. ,1 ,WWWW Lettermen E QQEHK XL Kp 2 3 Wm Steve M. Ellcr Tommy Guy Ronnie Triplctt 120 Scores Wilkes Opponent My- 69 Anderson Junior College 72 55 Western Piedmont Community College 54 if 53 Winston-Salem Business College 52 5 . , I 4 ' 74 Appalachian State University Freshmen 68 Q if '5 98 Cape Fear Institute 63 82 Davidson Community College 67 73 Gaston Technical Institute 90 79 Surry Community College 51 67 Isothermal Community College 84 85 Mitchell Junior College 70 88 Surry Community College 79 73 Cape Fear Institute 68 55 Appalachian State University Freshmen 60 61 Gaston Technical Institute 78 72 Sandhills Community College 83 68 Anderson Junior College 78 97 Mitchell Junior College 72 86 Western Piedmont Community College 65 57 Winston-Salem Business College 69 88 Davidson Community College 72 78 Isothermal Community College 66 90 Southeastern Community College 60 45 Surry Community College 46 Whistle . . . Tipoff . . . Action F ,, ' , is we - f iv V I 5 in - f , ff i Behind the Scenes i 2 y 122 e IN e,.1 'Wil f fi! 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' YW' , ' 5, , ,M ,, wfa f ,ff f 4 s,,,,1w, M 1 s 'Q Vfijif ' - 1 5 I x sw' 4: wg, 'Q , -fjfwfflf pl, f 'y As A Result 0 Many Efforts, We, Who Are if 0. W Q '-wsu. Wilkes Community College, Continue To Advance From The Editor This year has been filled with many memories at Wilkes Community College-classes, friends, ballgames, victory parties, dances, and those ever present exams. It is the sincere wish of the entire annual staff that this yearbook, your Cougar, will capture a few of these memories. My thanks go to each person on the Cougar staff for a dependable and thorough job, especially Mrs. Bassett, whose patience and advice helped us in our endeavor to capture life at Wilkes Community College in words and pictures. I, along with the annual staff, treasure the honor of presenting this yearbook to each of you-you who are the life and existence of Wilkes Community College. ,Jae Sincerely, Steve Harvel Z 5' ,gf 9' 5 53 gp? 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