Cape Fear Community College - Bridge (Wilmington, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1983 volume:

? I- X.’ THE BRDGE ’82-’83 Volume XIV Cape Fear Technical Institute Wilmington, North Carolina To every t If ng there is a Season, and a timefto every purpose under the Heaven: A time to be born, and a tim to die; A time to worR ' , and a time-lp X6st; A time to build, and a time to break •down; A time to laugh, and a time ' to cry: A time to mourn, and a time to be happy; A time to give, and a time to receive; A time to keep, and a tlm to cast a A ay;. A time to rend, and a time to sow; A time to keep silent, and a time to speak; A time to love, and a tlm to hate: A time for tren 2 y, and a time for peace. Adapted from Ecclesiastics 3: 1 Contents Page Student Activities 4-13 Message- from the President 14 SGA 15-17 Organizations 1 8-27 Dedication 28 Sports 29-41 Trade Programs 42-54 Technical Programs 55-74 Graduates 75-86 o Library 87 Memorial 88-89 90-106 107-111 : Administration Advertising Prologue Cape Fear Tech. Inst, students take time out of their busy schedules to participate in community activities! Julius LaRay from the Paralegal curriculum puts on the fireworks displays that are held here in Wilmington on various occasions during the year, other students partici- pate by entering either the raft race or the road race during “RiverFest 82” and still others participate by photograph- ing these events, some of the other events and also some of the outstanding scenery that we have here in Cape Fear Country! CFTI is located on the lower Cape Fear River, and a good portion of its programs are marine oriented. Our Commercial Fishing Curriculum uses the “North Star” to implement its program; while the Marine Tech. Cur- riculum charters the “Cape Hatteras”, a research ves- sel which is owned by the Duke UNC Oceanographic Consortium. Students in the Marine Tech. I, Romeo group were privileged to be the first class to sail aboard the “Cape Hatteras” after she was christened in Janu- ary of 1982. NQRTH«STAR Night students take a variety of classes, some to further their education and others to enrich their lives; But; whatever their reasons for attending these classes the end results are worth their time spent. I A representative from the local Red Cross chapter spoke to Senate members to help get one of the Semi-Annual Blood drives, that we have here at Cape Fear Tech., rolling: and at the same meeting the photographer from the school newspaper was caught snapping a few candids. 10 The Wilmington Chamber of Commerce helps to make new students at CFTI welcome by serving them apples and drinks from a booth set up in front of the school, during registration. Making people feel welcome seems to be a password here at CFTI whether in a classroom in one of the main buildings or down at the barge on the riverfront. The three people you are most likely to see around campus are Shirley King, Receptionist for student Affairs, Larry Nissen, Security Officer, and Ann Levins, who takes care of the grounds. You’re also apt to see Mr. Bright talking to students about the school newspaper, or Ms. Rea-Poteat going around school taking pictures for the yearbook: and if you pop your head into room S-114 you might see the Annual staff hard at work! TIME FOR REST CFTi students and faculty take time out for relaxation in many forms. Some of them go out for a breath of fresh air, others need a nap, and still others find relaxation by playing a game of Chess with friends. MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT In a time of soaring inflation and ever increasing unemployment, technical schools must make sure that they are providing well-planned, sound programs in the technologies, the sciences, the trade skills, and the related areas that make all skills work. We must provide all of the important support functions whether the need involves money, space, superior instruction, or sophisticated equipment. Our students must be given the opportunity to develop their career = plans and carry them forward to employment. Industry and business requires, and demands, an employee who is highly motivated and better trained than were the past generation of employees. Methods of production and products have reached a level of technology that few of us dreamed of only a few years ago. At Cape Fear Tech I think that we have been most fortunate in assembling a dedicated and superior group of people who, with the support of Industry, the community, and our state government, have been able to provide you, the students, with the background to be successful in almost anything you attempt. Our graduates have been well-accepted by employers in the past, and we are proud of them. Your opportunity is here, and I am sure you will work hard to gain the knowledge you need. We want you to succeed and to be the finest group of graduates we have ever had. 14 1 Some of the SGA activities this year included; the “Spring Fling” held in May at Hugh MacCrae Park, the Hot Dog Roast and the elections of SGA officers held on Campus in the fall. Although each SGA activity involved many hours of planning and hard work, it proved to be time well spent. 15 SGA HOT DOG ROAST The Fall Quarter SGA Hotdog Roast was a big success! The Me- morial Park proved to be an ideal spot to hold it in, and the weather- man was extra kind to us, providing us with a perfect day for socializing. Everyone enjoyed the food and in- formality of the occasion. Even faculty and staff members showed their enthusiasm by eating their fair share! c I T 16 A safe and sane weight loss plan. New. The ShakleeSlim Plan. Safe. Proven to work for people like you. Clinically tested, nutritious and innovative. 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ANS SER 5015 PINE ST WEDDINGS • PORTRAITS ' COMMERCIAL ‘AERIAL • BROCHURES • POST CARDS PHOTO WEDDIHQ INVITATIONS BRIDALS • FRAMES • FRAMING MOBILE PHONE-763-8441 Ex 4191 FIVE STEP PAYMENT PROGRAM FOR WEDDINGS - NO INTEREST - HIGHEST QUALITY ALBUMS CAPE FEAR MUSIC CO. INC. Amusement Bowling Machines Stereophonic Coin Operated Phonographs — Pool Tables Cigarette Machines 24 Hour Service — Radio Equipped Trucks 763-7389 3508 Burnett Blvd. Congratulations To Graduates ITS WORTH REPEATING JOSTENS American Yearbook Company Harvey Monk Publishers Consultant P.O. Box 720 Goldsboro, N.C. 734-1362 The Student Government Association represents the student body in all phases of student life. It was establi shed to pro- mote leadership, scholarship and better relationships be- tween students and the col- lege community. President Pete Clark Vice President, Day Faye Marshburn Vice President, Night Melvin Simpson YOUR SGA OFFICERS Secretary Kathy Owens Treasurer Jackie Mallard PRACTICAL NURSING Seated: Adsonia Greene Carol Thonnpson Peggy Southerland Jay Lynne Walker Carolyn Mallette Linda James Not Pictured; Diane Hall Dee Thompson 2ND Row: Renee Hughes Dorothy Pridgen Karen Register Amelia Collins Marie Cheshire Teresa Curry Hiedi Pontes 3RD Row: Deborah Beauchamp Kim Brinson Pat Phillips Peggy Setzler Rick Weiss Delane Miller Barry Reade Marisha Maxwell Ann Marshburn 25 ELECTRONICS CLUB 1 Seated; Cecil Gurganus, Vice President Julie Cohen Judy Page Jan Fair Mr. Charles Lapsansky Advisor 2ND Row: Tony Avery Eddie Caines Darrell Dismukes Dane Paul Randall Thompson David Pittman Back row: Tom McCree Jim Barnes Robert Regalia Tim Horell, President Dan Sellers 26 c R I M I N A L J U S T Left to right: Pam Smith, Kathleen Conran, Renee Spear- man Officers left to right: Retha Robinson, (Treasurer) Tina Stamata- kis, (Secretary) Beverly Addison, (Vice President) David keeper, (President) Left to right, starting from the back: Clarence Hayes, Earl Scofield, David keeper, Retha Robinson, Sandra Macon, Jim Bailey (Club Advisor), Renee Spearman, Kathleen Conran, Pam Smith, Beverly Addison, Annie Morris, Tina Stamatakis, Russell Leemaster, Don Fisher. The 1982-83 yearbook is dedicated to two of our schools finest men; Mr. Robert D. Bass who retired on November 1, 1982, and Mr. James L. Watters who retired on December 31, 1982. Mr. Bass was the schools registrar from 1967 until he retired In November. He is a member of CRACO (College Administrators and College Registrars Organization), The American Legion, Toastmasters of America and the Ma- sons. His hobbies include fishing hunting and more recent- ly golf. Mr. Bass made himself available to both students and faculty alike whenever the need arose. Mr. Watters is a graduate of New Hanover High School and attended Wilmington College. He is a Veteran of World War II and of the Army of Occupation in Germany following WWII. He retired from the Army Reserve with the rank of Captain. He was an instructor at New Hanover High School before coming to CFTI. He developed the underwater welding program at CFTI — the first and, to the best of my knowledge, the only one in a public technical institute in the United States. Mr. Watters ' ability in the welding trade is recognized throughout the country. Firms from as far away as California have used his services to test potential employees for them. We would like to thank both Mr. Bass and Mr. Watters for the many untiring hours of dedicated service that they have given the students, faculty and staff of CFTI, and to wish them the continued success in future endeavors that they both richly deserve. 28 SPORTS SPAN ALL SEASONS ' ff f • •, V 4 • •- V % ■ ' ■■ ' 4! ' ' t 0 This team has taken time to build interest and strength. It became ap- parent during the ECCCAC tourna- ment that the womens softball team has paralleled the performance of the mens team by winning the tour- nament. Coach Stewart feels that the 1982- 83 season looks very promising. 31 N S S O F T B A L L The mens softball team has always been a strong team. The 1982-83 softball season is a rebuilding year due to the majority of play- ers that have graduated. With the interest and talent that has been shown by the male students, it looks like another successful year in men’s softball! 32 I N T R A M U R A L T U G o F W A R CFTl saw some very strenuous intra-mural Tug- of-War and Volleyball games at the Spring Fling and Fall Fling activities this year in Hugh Macrae Park. The Marine Tech, team won both the Volleyball and the Tug-of-War championships for the year. 34 35 The golf team has won the ECCCAC regular season and tournament for the last 5 years. The 1982-83 season looks very bright, and Coach Stewart is looking forward to an- other good season. The golf schedule has been expanded to include playing colleges outside our conference such as Mt. Olive College, Atlantic Christian College, Louisburg College, and Cambell University. 36 37 Cheerleaders this year are: Left to right: Joann Clover Tannya Capps Barbara Horrell Thomas Carr Toni Barefoot Ovella Smith Ginger Sill Co-Advisors are: Mary Ann Deal and Susan Rae 39 LULUO:— ILJJ QLUQC:C D r-i C]DHm7sa) 0D In spite of the fact that our team played against some really strong teams, they held their own and gave us good reason to be proud of their achievements. Players left to right: Mike Suell Ron Smith Rodney Lesine Bill McNeil Ernest Keith Karen Davis, Statistician Sam Armstrong Dennis Goss Danny Outlaw Tony Jones Aubrey Hill Walter Anderson i m m 1 40 cm has only played two teams inside the conference this year. The rest of their games were played against such notable teams as Dur- ham Tech., Lenoir Comm. College, Chowan Jr. College and Mt. Olive Jr. College. 41 BOAT BUILDING R. Steve Ely John Evans Tapani Mattila Colleen McKenna Jerry Pontes Paul Benton Charles Denson HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING Patricia Frankenberger Perry Hewlett M. Lin wood Pringle Ahmad Hashed John F. Melvin Simpson Jerry White Jeffery Lee Richardson Jr. Williams 43 A U T 0 M O T V E M E C H A N I C S Tony Leroy Bellamy Jamie Benjamin Charles Bress Loretta Brownie Jr. Jeff Congleton Vann English Angelo Freeman Rennie Holmes Allen V. Garris Mike Gonzales Gienn V. Knapp Daymen Livingston Dirk Gunther Thomas Sellars Paul Stanley Rieckmann 44 Dennis Anderson Art Cherry Wiiliam Crowningshield Jeff Dobbins Saieem El-Arnin James Fox 111 Wiliiam Hockaday HI Tim Jordan Steven Raye Krueger R.W. McCloud Thomas L. McGhee Tairnadge Pearce Jr. Norman Tailor 45 N D U S T R I A L E L E C T R I C Tommy Baker Jacqueline O. Beck David Bridges Mary Davis Michael Formyduvai Bobby Holden Dean Jones Leona L. Loftin Natalie Mallette Walter Me Aiiister Shelton P. McCoy Terry Meshaw Andrew J. Murphy Leroy Shavers David Grey Smith Kevin Stokely 46 T Y Lewis Walker David W. Watson Tim Willeth Malcom Brown Ed Buckley Patrick G. Himbad Peoples Coleman Charles Rose Joecefus Glenn Shiver Jack D. Satterwhite Williamson N D U S T R I A L M A I N T E N A N C E 47 M A C H I N E T R A D E S Alan Baker Ethel! Bell Belinda Blue Bobby Boyd George Bruton Ken Caison Janet R. Dail Owen K. Daniels Tauheed Diaab Clinton Dutton Garry W. Fischer Lori Garganta Gregory Greene Jerry Hendrix Eugene R. Howard Iris Johnson Lacy Johnson Jeffrey Jordan Tony W. Mathis 48 Londera Moore William Mullins Janice S. Murray George L. Newkirk Frankie H. Pollack Wayne Scott Al Simon James Simpson Timothy H. Simpson Patsy Spanner Robert I. Swinson Jr. Jimmy Ward Jimmy Williams Daniel Wilson Jimmy L. Witcher Elaine Wooten M A R I N E D I E S A L M E C H A N I C S Roderick Ray Baker William P. Bohannon Roger Bouffard Robert B. Dixon William Harris Griffin Curtis Martin Robert Mays Jacobson William McQueen Ronnie Parker Terry Smith MARINE RELATED OCCUPATIONS 50 Kim Brinson Marie Cheshire Amelia Collins Adsonia L. Green Yvonne Ranae Hughes Linda James Carolyn Mallette Myrisha Maxwell Delane Miller Patricia W. Phillips Heidi Pontes Dorothy Pridgen Karen Register Peggy Setzler Carol Thompson Jay Lynne Walker P R A C T I C A L N U R S I N G Richard Weiss w E L D I N G Carl Autry Wanda Bress Richard Brown Paul Busovne Kenneth L. Dempsey Ganey Robin Ganey Johnny Grady Chamblee Jr. Alan Gregory Robert Herzog Elijah E. Hooks Joseph H. Holt Barbara D. Jinwright Edwina Johnson Antonio K. Jones Danny King Robert Lanovette Billy Lantz Terry L. ycMilfian Ann S. yilter 52 Lee Norris Ryan Norris Ernest Owen Jr. John R. Parker Jimmy Peay Don P. Rowe Bill Schwinn Reginald T. Sharpe Eddie Smith Mike Taylor James R. Walker Dean U. Ward 53 co(D o X oc — c ) I- OD CLa:0(Dx Dr. Satterfield gave a Christmas message to all. Members of the staff sing “We A ish you a merry Christmas” to end the Christmas program. 54 B U S I N E S S A D M I N I S T R A T 1 O N Linda Adcock Robert L. Barber Teresa Barfoot Joyce Beatty Bobby R. Benton Jr. Ghazi A. Bidwan Tonnya Capps Jaye Cheek Michael K. Core Tim Hall John Hanby Wlitieirnenia Hardy Charles Harlow Trecia Holden Vincent Hummel Deborah Hutson Patricia Jinwright Cam Johnson Danny Langston Jackie Mallard Maryann Mercer Judy Merritt Reginald Ore Kathy Owens Barbara Pace Sandra Pettet Darlene Pierce Deena A. Potter Ginger Lynn Sill Sheila Simmons Ronald A. Smith Rebecca S. Stamford Terena Stines Sonya Thigpen Bobby Tyner Betty Wade 57 Q X LU — O — • _J CD O DC h- O OC Lesia Futreal Melvin Inscoe Steven Kincaid Kathy Kirby Terence Mack Carolina Malpass Rendell Parker Wanda Parker Genie Scott Christie Socie Mike Suell 58 Lola Beaujon Valerie Brown James Evans Sofia L. Fennell Donna Filipowicz Donald M. Fisher Bonita Hardy Gail Marshall Annie L. Morris William R. Pugh Carlene Rabb Retha Robinson Johnny L. Starks Timothy M, Todd Thomas Thomas 59 D R A F T I N G A N D D E S 1 G N Karen Denise Adams Anthony Benton Randy Brown Russell Brown Laura Groom Cynthia R. Cullom Susan Dean Margaret Deputy Joseph D. Hamby Robbie Hammond Jerome Henderson Teena Hite 60 Lynn Carlton Jack Bobby Jones Eifreda Joyner Frances E. Kelly Jr. Jeff King David Anthony Donnie Long Jerry Mallad Kniqht Mack Anthony Willie L. McLemore Ronnie S. Phillips Marvin Pitts Martin Lynn Pringle Joseph I. Register Chris Rountree William D. Salter [ I i Phyllis R. Sullivan Jay Swinson Dana Tama Thomas Louis N. Wade III N D U S T R I A L E L E C T R O N Jeff Wayne Jimmy Young Dian Yutkins Donald Bland Linda Brown Joseph Gioielli Harold Hewitt Rob Ryninger Johnny Skipper Bert Hines David Powell Ernest E. Tracy Stephen Todd Lisa E. Wilson York 62 c s Leonard Anderson John Baham Geoffery Belk Jerry Biggs I i Vedron E. Ellen Bowden Bordeaux James Brown Florine M. Bryant Jimmy Buffett Cedric L. Carr E L E C T R 0 N I C S I j i Laura Corbett Mary Tina Davis David Dillaman William F. Dixon Jr. 63 i Rebecca Edney Ted Emmart Frederick E. Frazier Sr. Ron Fulton Sherod Goss Earl Grover Beth Gurganious Cecil T. Gurganus Robert Hall Scott Hall Dean Hawgen Vernon Hayes Daniel E. Jones Ernest M. Keith Rodney L. Lesine Gary L. McAdams 64 Tyrone T. Mitchell Koji Naozaki Joseph Nixon Lisa Otis John Ragins Shelita Rouse Del Smith Sandre Summers Robert Walker Gary Widenhouse Ray R. Wilson Errol Yeoman N S T R U M E N T A T I O N Joe Amato Fred Anderson William Beverage Charles A. Brown Sandy Buck Larrell Johnson Frankie Faircloth Jr. m Jeff Milligan Ward Humphrey James L. Ruddell Dean Holden Doug Roney Berry Stephens Kelvin Swinson Heidi Thompson Pete Clark Joanna Clover Cathy Counts Craig Craft Maureen McKoy Myra Parker L.ouise Peterson Emily Pickett f aula Simmons Rhonda Sluka Darlene Smokes Linda Thompson Wanda Tindall r- Omi- 33 T) M A R I N E C 0 N S T R U C T 1 O N Jim Hughes Doug Krause Greg McNeese Jay Robinson Billy Ulrich James Vass 68 Michael Fisher Hugh Goldie Chad Ham Skip Haynes Michael Fi Humphrey Kim Marks Pamela R. Matthis Clay Sanderson CHARLIE Jeff Saunders Jason Schu! Mark Sunday T E C H N O L O G Y Larry Bachteli Wendy Brock Wade Cotton Mark Cribb 69 Jeff Dennison Anthony Dale French Warren Jennette James Jochum Otto C. Rutten Carlos Sanderson Bill Weatherly David Wood 70 Robert Garren Alien Jordan Jack Hamilton Dave Kershaw Mark Huff Don Lloyd Carlos Matheus Donna Mintz Alexis Montesdeoca D.avid R. Reheyer Jr. Tim Alan Fryar Mary C. Horne Mary F. Styes GENERAL OFFICE TECHNOLOGY GENERAL OCCUPATIONAL TECHNOLOGY Richard L. Pennington Jr. Lillie M. Watkins 71 zi — imzioma) I A L Janet M, Babson Pamela Balloon Frances Dooley Holland E. Dunham Anita Garrison Susan Might Aubrey Hill Vanessa Hill Barbara L. Horrell Pamela J. Marilyn Johnson Jackson 72 Sandra Johnson Lois Moe Anita Weeks Amy Northrop Diane M. Whitworth Susan Raynor Wendy Stewart GRADUATES Rosa L. Adams Caroline Ayala Marfha 1... Allen Toni Barefoot Jeff Grimes Ava S. Hewett Delorerj Boykins i ' ftjgina Conyers Susan Hewett Vickie Huene Mattie Johnson Henry C. McCutien Ricky Medlin Viola Patmore Nina Parker _ Library Aide B U S I N E S S A D M I N I S T R A T I 0 N CD Z) CO — 2 LU CO CO Q — Z — CO h- DC I O ' Z. Stacy Parker Lisa Powell Teresa Robison Evelyn D, Rogers Mark Whiting John K. Faircloth Joseph R. Fitzgerald Ken Henry Randy Hinnant Bill McNeil Deborah L. Strandquest Beverly Addison James L. Brown III Charles L, Clark Ashley Denby Clarence A. Hayes 76 Earl E. Scofield (ft Paniela Smith Re? see Spoarrsian Rhonda Woodifef C R I M I N A L J U S M«||W I c E Robert Foster Betty Fulton Don Green way Steve Hunnicutt 77 Q or LL I zo ZQ Q LU CO I G N Aften King John Knopp Aaron Larkins Scott Lashtey Danny Outlaw Cynthia McGee Kenneth Lynch Renate McHugh Dawn.Serody Donnie Russell Carrie Rouse Rudolph Shepard Tlrn Smith Robert Thompson . Cheryl Vereen 78 — zOUJHOmi— m Danny V atts Jimmy Barnes Ted Weeks Russ W. Benson Stave Benton Frank Murray Young Tony D. Avery Edwin C. Burns Juile Cohen Paul Dane Darrell E. Dismukes Jan Fair Eddie R. Caines Edward B. Chadwick CYCu CTi� k Russeii Clemmons 79 Gary C. Jones John M. Jordan Michael S. Karp Gregory A, Lockamy Jerome C. Newkirk Judy W. Page David Pittman Robert D, Regalia Dan E. Sellers Randall E. Thompson Jon Phillip Thorne Linwood E. Whitehurst Gerard L. Zelenke Teresa Barefoot Amanda Charles Sylvia Horne Veronica McGill Doretha Miles Jacqueline Nelson Julann Yopp INSTRUMENTATION Maria Albrecht Jeffery Cavenaugh Clint Council Patrick Godsey 81 0)20 i TicOOO r- Z)m2rnO G E N E R A L O F F Greg Sciascia Henry A. Spicer Tacarlo A. West Sherry Blanton Leroy Evans ill Deborah Hawkins Gloria Lofton C E Glenda Newton Geraldine Sidbury Mary Worthington 82 Timothy J. Coyle Steven Faini Joseph Marsh Karen J. Davis Jim Francesconi Michael Marsh Mitch DJuboulian Andy Harwood West Mathieson John Evans Gary Johnson Debra A. Maznio Jesse Zamosinski Philip OConnor David White Mark Worrall OC — Z LU h- m o X CO — LU QC cn M A R I N E T E C H T A N G o Mike Ballard Todd B. Birtles Robert W. Bridges Jr. Morris Bullock Jeff Coo ney Wan R. Cranford David Earp David A. Elliott Michael Mealy Michael B. Hlavaty Charles Kingsley Anthony McDowall Joann Lawhorne Patricia Raves James F. Reed Jeffrey G. Scott Morgan 84 David K. Stout Web Walker Roland Boyette Pam Austin Art Cunningham Mitch Davis Mark D, Graves Doug Rosol PARALEGAL Rob Sibbett Bonita Eichorn Chartsey English Lucy Gibson Ardith Hooks Debra Jinwright Charles P. Jones Lauri Kornegay 85 CQC — ZLU 002!C DI — DCZ)OI 02 Omi- jo -D Lisa Krug J.D. LeRay Nancy Marshal! Faye Marshburn Velma Purdie Kathleen V. Reed Louise Spence Renee Sturgill Anita Walker Shelly Willetts Cindy Hawes Elizabeth Hines SECRETARIAL Susan M. Hyde Robin Selby Ovella Smith Sharon Smith The sixth floor of CFTI con- tains one of the most unique libraries in existence. Combin- ing just a touch of the old, the exhibits of antiques and the colonial atmosphere make it a comfortable place to either study or just to relax. The staff enables a student to do research assignments needed or to just find that spe- cial book that you’re been wanting to read. 87 In Memory Of LCDR Joseph Thomas Bryan October 15, 1918-March 8, 1982 Joe Bryan taught navigation and related subjects for the school’s Marine technology division until his retirement February 26 . 1982 . He will long be remembered for his devotion to his wife and family, his interest and concern for his students and his loyalty to his friends. Joe Bryan to a troubled student Life is like the Ocean . . . One must set a straight course, steer clear of rocks and shallow water, weather sudden storms and unforseen obstacles; but if you keep your eyes on your compass and the stars, keep faith with God — You will sail into port with a fairer tomorrow. 89 Mrs. Mary Sutton Bell Donald P. Blake Dr. J. Marshall Crews William T. Emmart Robert Lee Henry Howard Holly Mrs. Peter P. (June) Curtis D. Liddicoat Mrs. Barbara Schwartz Jones T H E Crowell (Pete) Clark President CFTI SGA 91 CD O DC Q MARY LOU FEDICK 92 Ralph Bordeaux Associate Vice President Evening Programs EVENING PROGRAMS Roland J. Howard Administrative Assistant to the Associate Vice President of Evening Programs Mark D. O’Neal Henry J. Bethea Director of Continuing Evening Registrar Education Non Curriculum for on Campus Evening Programs Gina Garris Switchboard operator Receptionist Evening Programs John R. Kennedy Director — Curriculum Programs — Evening Joseph S. Moorefield Evening Counselor Renata McAdams Evening Secretary 93 CURRICULUM PROGRAMS Matthew C. Donahue Dean of Curriculum Programs Constance G. Kraynak Secretary — Dean of Curriculum Fitzhugh Fennell Jr. Conrad Pope Personnel Director Duplication Technician Gloria J. Phelps Charles W. Miller Francis Sm ith Duplication Clerk Evaluator Coordinator Disadvantaged Handicapped Programs. Assistant Coordinator Macque C. Cockman Director Records Audit Department r ' RECORDS AND AUDITS Amelia S. Dixon Scheduling Technician Linda S. Stokes Secretary Records Audit Department June M. Calder Secretary Records Audit Department NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Doris Whiting Secretary Records Audit Department Jean H. Rusmisell Secretary Records Audit Department Debbie Whitman Secretary Records Audit Department 95 FISCAL AFFAIRS Stephen R. Burtt Director of Fiscal Affairs S.C. Coleman Dean of Fiscal Affairs Marvin E. Huddleston Genny M. Murphy Deborah G. Britt Director of Purchasing Purchasing Secretary Bookkeeper Gwendolyn M. Murray General Payroll Bookkeeper Sheila C. Grizzle Clerical Technician James D. Long Shipping and Receiving Technician 96 Dale G. Rusmisell Alice Prince Ann W. Tancrelle Equipment Inventory Cashier General Clerk Accts. Rec. Clerk Technician Business Office Secretary — Business Office Renna Conyers Maurice C. Haynes James D. Thompson Bookstore Clerk Maintenance Supervisor Maintenance Mechanic Louie Cullon Maintenance Mechanic Ann L. Levans Utility Maintenance Mechanic Johnny Hawes Custodian 97 STUDENT AFFAIRS Dr. E.T. Satterfield Jr. Carl E. Malpass Dean of Student Affairs Assistant Dean of Student Affairs and Director of Financial Aid Christopher K. Zingelmann Rick Stewart Mary B. Rea-Poteat Registrar Director of Student Affairs Director of Placement Picture Not Available Butch Pegram Counselor Director Developmental Services Thomas A. Olson Hubert Vincent Veterans Affairs Coordinator Veterans Affairs Technician 98 Picture Not Available Charles F. Hunnicut Naomi Randolph Admissions Councilor Councilor Linda M. Flowers Reginia A. Lewis Sandra J. Moore Secretary — Dean of Secretary • — Student Affairs Secretary — Student Affairs Student Affairs Shirley Yarborough FA VA Secretary Mary Ann Deal Switchboard Operator — Student Affairs Shirley King Receptionist — Student Affairs CONTINUING EDUCATION Kenneth D. Futch Dean of Continuing Education Dan Hickman Director of Continuing Education New Hanover County John Braswei! Director of Continuing Education East Pender County Michael Bonner Director of Continuing Education Ernest D. Bryant Nell Pavelchak Director of HRD Director of Public Health Continuing Education and Safety Programs Barbara Yount Director of Southern New Hanover ABE 100 • Carolyn F. Carter Secretary — - Continuing Education Ann Bullard Secretary — Continuing Education Dawn S. Cockman Secretary — Continuing Education Constance L. Rogers Clementine Marshburn Secretary — Secretary — Continuing Education Continuing Education Pender County Mary Ruth Pyland Secretary — Continuing Education Pender County Charlotte Dexter Thomas J. Bradshaw James Canty Jr. Director — Programmed Coordinator Coordinator Instruction Center 101 H O c D m c )C Dm B U S I N O N Robert W. Sessoms Gwendolyn M. Armstrong Emily W. Barefoot Division Director Instructor — ■ Business Instructor — Business Business Education Division Katie G. Canty Instructor — Business Mary D. Coleman Instructor — Business Faye Bellamy Hankins Instructor Business James Tallant Roland E. Tyndall Edward B. Higgins JR. Instructor — Business Instructor — Business Lead Instructor — Paralegal 102 Edward L. Foss Raymond P. Brandi Division Director Instructor Marine Division MARINE DIVISION James R. Martin Instructor Mark Miller Roy L. McClelland Instructor Instructor Shirley M. Carter Marine Technician David Monaghan Marine Technician Mary Crumedy Secretary to Marine Division 103 R E L A T E D I N S T R U C T I O N Roger H. Averette Philip C. Jorgensen Division Director Related Subjects Related Instruction Division Richard C. Kellagher Related Subjects Picture Not Available David C. Seeger James D. Bartlett Vivan Boykin Related Subjects English English Picture Not Available Ladson Bright English Orangel J. Daniels English Virginia Jones English 104 Joyce L. Thornton English Claude W. Cooper Social Science Pear! R. Rowell Social Science Susan P. Rae Computer Programming William A. Mangum Mathematics Melvin W. Snow Mathematics Sonya B. Thompson Mathematics Related Aubrey C. Thompson Jr. Physics Related Lawrence L. Marteney Department Head Mechanical Engineering Related R E L A E D N S T R U C T I O N 105 Margaret Cuttino Ralph L. Best Jr. Secretary Mechanical Machine Trades Division James R. Nunn Jr. Division Director Mechanical Division M E C H A N I C A L D I V I S 1 O N Bejamin A. Bowie Equipment Repairman Teaching Assistant Machine Trades Paul T. Bowie Lead Instructor Industrial Maintenance Bryan C. Geary Marine Diesel Mechanics A.J. Parlatore Lead Instructor Auto Mechanics Richard E. West Welding Alvin R. Williams Welding 106 Chauncey W. Batts Jr. Wiiliam H. Coleman Jr. Division Director Department Head Engineering Division Electronics David Thomas John C. Gonzalez Russel L. Holt Lead Instructor Electronics Electronics Industrial Electricity Charles S. Lapsansky Donald Lee Taylor Wayne P. Simmons Electronics Electronics Consumer Electronics E N G I N E E R I N G V I S I O N 107 James A. Bailey Dale R. Buck Connie Blake Lead Instructor Lead Instructor Chemical Technical Criminal Justice Chemical Laboratory Techniolopv m Charles G. Buis Delmar A. McGowan Joel Spencer Drafting Instructor Drafting Instructor Drafting Instructor Grag Horton Heating and Air Conditioning Lead Instructor Daniel J. Weddle Donna Bracy Electronic Technician Secretary Business Engineering Departments 108 MARINE FRADE Bruce D. MacKenzie Lead Instructor Boat Building Richard Reid Boat Building Instructor Milton Gillette Lead Instructor Commercial Fishing Captain Dan Moore Dewey L. Bordeaux Commercial Fishing instructor Chief Engineer Dan Moore Allen Scott Carter Instructor Marine Construction Henry Price Marine Electronics Instructor Bruce Raynor Assistant Marine Superintendant 109 r- C CO — 0 — 00 SHIP PERSONNEI Arther W. Jordan Coordinator of Ship Operations Steve Beuth Captain Ship Personnel John C. Roberts Boson Ship Personnel Wallace Leroy Fisher Ordinary Seaman Ship Personnel Rebecca Farmer Secretary Ship Operations William Crawford Nixon B. Howard Audio Visual Librarian Audio Visual Technical Coordinator Elizabeth B. Perry Audio Visual Clerk -no Willie B. McGough Jr. Head Librarian Roy L. Barnhill Assistant Librarian Alta W. Moore Anne Od in Brenda Baldwin Library Technician Library Technician Day Circulation Clerk Library Jan L. Chauncey Secretary to the Head Librarian Harriet S. Needham Evening Circulation Clerk Library Bethany Benson Library Technician in cDcc ai - MEDICAL EDUCATION Marjorie S. Jackson Nursing Education Sandra Dumond Nursing Education Letter From The Editor: Although we did not have a formal staff for “The Bridge” this year, there were many people who contributed their time and talents to make it the best yearbook ever! I would like to thank those people for without them there would be no Bridge. First the photographers: Ms. Rea Poteat, Karen Davis, Pete Clark, John Funderburke, Kathy Owens, Dave Brown and Nick Howard. Those who contributed articles: Joanne Morgan, Jim Reed, Kathy Owens, and Faye Marshburn. The advertizing team who worked so hard to get all the ads for us; Bill Clark, Pam Warner, and Becky Stanford. Faye Marshburn, for helping with all the little things that kept popping up. I’d also like to thank the faculty and staff of CFTI for the cooperation we received from them in gathering together information for us to use. Last but not least I want to thank Nick Howard, who was our advisor, and Rick Stewart whose help we could not have done without! Thanks Again 112 f- r I I L: Mm