Alamance Community College - Titan Yearbook (Graham, NC)

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Mike Crabtree Bryce Gibson Charles Hurley John Odell Clyde Sykes Willie Warren welding

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Jimmy McCandies William Robinson Frank Stokes Randy Thompson Lawrence Turner Donald Brooks Mike Compton Robert Dvoracek Carl Mangione machinist trade The curriculum is designed to meet industry's needs for trained machinists and technicians by affording the students four major exits. After two quarters a student may leave the program with a certificate. Four quarters of satisfactory work are required for the diplomag six quarters, for the advanced diplomag and eight quarters, for the associate degree. The curriculum affords associate degree or diploma candi- dates four basic options - the accelerated or regular academic route to a degree or diploma, and the option of cooperative or on-campus route. manufacturing technolog Harry Anderson Samuel Crisp William Graves Ronnie Johnson Murray Mebane, Jr. Don Wagoner

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air conditioning, heating and refrigeration With the increase in the use of air conditioning and refriger- ation, there is a great demand for trained personnel to design systems, to install and maintain equipment, and to supervise operations. Most new homes are built with central air condi- tioning, and many others are having air conditioning added. Transportation systems and food processing industries are requiring greater use of refrigeration for transit, storage and display of products. Virtually every business and industry is utilizing some air conditioning or refrigeration equipment which requires periodic servicing by a skilled mechanic or technician. This curriculum is designed to train each student to meet such needs to the maximum of his interest and ability. Since the student may make a better choice of goals after gaining more specific knowledge of the subject matter, he is given a course of study with three discrete steps of achieve- ment. A particular option may be selected at anytime when the student assesses his own capabilities and goals in view of the requirements of the program and the type of employment opportunities. 38 it