Wilkes Community College - Cougar Yearbook (Wilkesboro, NC)

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.....7,.. is 7 ,r Lola Lyons, Kim Pennell, Michelle Money and Jane Teague are working hard in the dental lab. Deana Billings - advisor of Club. Q 5 The members ofthe Dental Assisting C lub :ire lieth Marley. Pamela Carlton. Row 2: Debbie Norman. Gina Swaim. Row 3: l.ola Lyons. June Teague Rott 4: Sandy Hcmric. Tonya Willard. Kim Pennell. Row 5: Michelle Money, .lulana Reinhardt. The officers ofthe Dental Assisting Club arei Deb- bie Norman. Treasurerg Jane Teague. Historian Second Row: Beth Marley, Presidentg Sandy Hem- ric. Vice-Presidentg and Tonya Willard. Secretary ! tt. ,f Dental Assisting Club The Wilke Community College Dental Assistant Club was organized to promote dental assisting by participating in activities on and off campus. Some activities we were involved in this year were giving away sugarless candy at Halloween, having Christmas dinner and promoting good oral hygiene for Dental Health month in the spring. We also attended and participated in the North Carolina Dental Assis- tant Association State meeting at Myrtle Beach in May. Finally the Dental Assistant Club was responsi- ble for the reception held for pinning ceremony and graduation. Overall we tried to promote the importance of good oral hygiene to the faculty, staff, and student body of WCC. . . . Beth Marley DENTAL ASSISTING 4 27

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S. ec ll Ray Spivey assists in unlocking a car. yy, we X f W 1 s t f y s X! is X X... I OUR GU RD Provide Security For Our Campus T he security officers at Wilkes Community College were re- sponsible for the enforcement of traffic rules and regulations at the college. The security officers also di- rected traffic, assisted motorists, and provided the overall securtty for the college campus Providing security to the campus on a twenty four hour daily basis seven days a week The security officers were allowed to provide constant as sistant and security for the college One important aspect of the securl ty officer program is that the day and evening security officers were all Wilkes Community College students These security officers were enrolled in the criminal Justice program, thus Z 77 f7fWffff of Sf allowing the student to put into prac- . X tice some of the principles they learned in the criminal justice ,si program. Since the security officers make use of two way radios, they were able to talk with each other as well as receive calls from a central radio dispatcher This allowed the security officers to maintain constant contact with the ac ttvitxes taking place on the campus Combining education wrth practical experience, the positron of security of freer at Wdkes Community College was one of importance and challenge We hope that the students, faculty and visitors of our college will call upon us when asszstance rs needed S fy , f . . y f , i ' ' . . . . . . S . . . . , . - V lb . , Q? 9 ' t . . . . . X X ' A1 . . . . . A ' ' 4-51 l X, 'ff - f we - ws 1 wsvfgs fw,at.' 'ff Q' s 5. 1525 ' f , ff J , f' .1 f, if .ts , sy ' up ' fi, ff-1 5 Q t- ,ky gtg 4-I e Qsmv 9 yy ,Q sf --fgs f Q ,gs f 1 ,az Q ff W 7 -ff Denise Pardue is the Sergeant of the Campus Security. f SECURITY f f ffffffffyxyffxgfffff W!! The members of the Campus Security are: Ray Spivey, John Whitworth, Farron Jester, Mike Roten, Shirley Christian, Denise Pardue, Steve Gambill - Advisor.

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Randy Joyner a business teacher was the advisor for the Phi Beta Lambda. .W . 'Mu . . ,. , Q - , -5 , r f-it M . Members of Phi Beta Lambda were: Sharon Jester in frontg First row: Joan Williams, President, Karin Bare, Kelley Bare, and Renee Brown. Second row: Sharon League, Lisa Griffitts, Cindy Phipps. and 5 .3 . if . . uring the 1986-87 college year, proached, the club organized a candle Q Phi Beta Lambda was involved lighting ceremony for the night of De- in many different Club activi- cember 20, 1986, on the College cam- ' ties. The year began with four mem- pus. Candle messages were sold in bers: Joan Williams, President, Debo- honor or memory of someone, and rah Long, Vice-Presidentg Linda then the candles were lit on the cand- Nance, Secretary and Treasurer, and lelighting night. 1 Penny Spicer, Historian. The club The final stages ofthe year brought grew steadily as the fall quarter aboutasense of accomplishment to all proceeded. Phi Beta Lambda members. In recog- Fundraising also began in the fall nition of their accomplishmentsaban- g f quarter. Each member, old and new, quet was held in late spring for the sold Christmas calendars and wrap- club. Certificates, plaques, and grati- ping paper. When the club ended the tues were exchanged among the mem- sales, they had gained a profit of over bers, and guests including the business 200 dollars. instructors of the college. . As the Christmas season ap- ... Linda Nance Carlena Sheets. Third row: Deborah Long, Vice- President, Linda Nance, Secretary. Fourth row: Kim Tucker, Lee Ann Alexander, and Penny Spicer, Treasurer. Q-we Sharon Jester, an active member takes note on possi- PT PHI BETA LAMBDA ble future club projects.