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 Drawing for Custom Cobra Finalists Named web posted December 4, 2009  GREENWOOD – The
Piedmont Technical College
Foundation held its drawing for the 10 finalists for the 1965
student-built Cobra Replica Wednesday. The 10 finalists are Kendall
Adams, Bill Murray, Gayla Murray, Isaac Shaffer, Pam Brooks, John
Stoddard, Rick Lasure, Calhoun Mays Jr., Mike Johnson and Frances
Trammell. The winner of the Cobra will be selected from these 10 finalists through a reverse drawing at the Piedmont Technical College employee Christmas luncheon on Dec. 17. Jody Hazel and Rhonda Cox, CPAs with Greene and Company, officially verified that all sold tickets were loaded into the cage. Cox drew the finalists from a pool of 344 tickets. The Cobra Project was a joint effort between the first year and second year students in Piedmont Tech’s automotive technology class. The top two percent of those students were chosen to work on the prized creation that was started in late October 2006. The program has recently embarked on its second effort in building a Factory Five kit. The car is bright yellow with black racing stripes down the hood and the trunk. Between the driver and the passenger seats is an embroidered coiled cobra that warns drivers of the speed and power that the Cobra possesses. Pictured above: Rhonda Cox, a CPA from Greene and Company, left, draws one of the 10 finalists for the Piedmont Technical College Foundation’s drawing. Assisting is Fran Wiley, executive director of the Foundation and Jody Hazel, a CPA from Greene and Company. © Copyright 2009
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