Cape Fear Community College - Bridge (Wilmington, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1985 volume:

I I THE BRIDGE CAPE FEAR TECHNICAL INSTITUTE 411 NORTH FRONT STREET WILMINGTON, N.C. 28401 VOLUME XVI FACES • • • CONTENTS STUDENT LIFE GRADUATES FRESHMAN DEDICATION CURRICULUMS ADMINISTRATION FACULTY SPORTS CLUBS ACTIVITIES ADS 2 STUDENT life STUDENT LIFE 3 First year students, Gina Rogers and Lynn Carter, test their skills at pinball. Staff, Faculty, and students use the cafeteria to relax from their busy schedules. Many students enjoy playing ping-pong during their breaks. Students use the cafeteria and re- cramming ' ' for tests, and convers- creation areas for feeding their ing with friends, minds as well as their bodies. Our game rooms offer pool. The cafeteria offers a variety of ping-pong, several video games, foods for us to enjoy. This area is and tables for chess, cards, and also used to study for last minute studying. 4 student life Students and teachers alike take time out for a game of chess. First year students, Joe LaMontague, Todd Barnette, and Ron Phoebus, relax with a game of pool, (right center) Pamela Howard, Laura Brown, Beth Clark, Missy Shivar and Deeane Jones, use the game room for playing a game of UNO. (bottom right) STUDENT LIFE 5 AWAITING 6 A NEW DAY 7 GRADUA 8 STUDENT LIFE Ti Kutz, served as Usher during Spring Graduation. The Graduates final gathering! Pat Roderick, SGA President, 1983-84, speaks to her fellow students for the last time. Our 1984 Spring and Summer Graduations were held at Kenan Auditorium at UNC- Wilmington. Each Graduation marks the end of a long hard struggle for some and one or two easy years for others. We all share mixed feelings at Graduation. Few of us breathe a sigh of relief, while others worry of what the future may hold. During this time in our lives, we all appreciate the Staff, Faculty, and our Families, for making our Graduation exercises a special and memorable occasion. noN Ed Higgins, President, Faculty Association at CFTI, gives the welcome address. Shirley King, Jenny Joyner, Rosemary Lew- is, and Ti Kutz served as Ushers for Spring graduation Carl Malpass congratulates the Hon- or Students during Summer gradu- ation STUDENT LIFE 9 10 FACULTY 11 ORIENTATION FALL 1984 For the first time, our Student Government Association was of great service during Freshman Ori- entation. The members gave up their time to help organize and see that things ran smoothly. They were available for answer- ing questions concerning school activities. These activities included, SGA, sports, yearbook, newspaper, and other general questions con- cerning the school. The Orientation publication of the Sea Devil, was the best issue we have ever had. The issue contained a map of the school, where offices and rooms were located, as well as, other vital information. We hope that their efforts helped and encouraged the new students as they began their quest for a higher education. Students who helped at Orientation: Seated (L to R): Tony Villone, Greg Nugent, Vince Hummel, Ti Kutz, Jenny Joyner, Kathy Reed. Standing (L to R): Pam Jackson, Tom Farrell, Mary Fields, Ike Brown, Mark Kirshen. I , • V 1 ■ :T ll r . [ Mi 41f i During Orientation, Rick Stewart, with assistance from Cathy Reed, and Jenny Joyner, instructs students on how to fill out a school survey. Mr. Malpass welcomes our new students. 12 STUDENT LIFE Mr. Malpass introduces the Administration who helps us in various ways: (L to Tom Fisher, Tony Villone, Mary Fields, Mark Kir- R); Hubert Vincent, Tom Olson, Rick Stewart, Charles Hunnicutt, Henry Bethea, shen, and Ti Kutz are ready to assist new students. Mary B. Rea-Poteat, Naomi Randolph, Chris Zingelmann, Libbie McPhaul, and Joe Moorefield. STUDENT LIFE 13 14 STAFF LIBRARY 15 Mary Lou Fedick mans the Admissions Of- fice while others are on their lunch break. Regina Lewis and Betty Northam work in the Registrars ' Office. They are part of the internal workings which helps the school to maintain a record of all students. Karen Downing does a fine job in the Bookstore, helping stu- dents with their book and school supplies selection. Dorothy Flynn, our Switchboard Operator, answers all incoming calls, and makes sure all messages are promptly delivered. Justin Banks Drafting and Design Charles Batchelor Marine Diesel Wanda Bates Business Administration Lola Beaujon General Office Technology Lisa Beck Secretarial Wendy Bell Criminal justice Dewey Biggs, Jr. Marine Technology Kristal Bosworth Drafting and Design Julie Bradham Drafting and Design Christine Britton Chemical Laboratory Joanna Bryant Secretarial John Burton Drafting and Design Tammy Burton Murrell Criminal Justice William Butler Marine Technology Joe Byrd Instrumentation GRADUATES 17 Cedric Carr Instrumentation Deloris Carr General Office Technology Fredric Carr Instrumentation Shelia Carr Secretarial Wayne Carswell Business Administration Debbie L. Carter Business Administration Andy Casteen, Sr. Instrumentation Deborah Chavis Criminal Justice James David Coen Electronics Robert Collins Instrumentation William Collins Marine Technology Mike Core Criminal Justice Laura Croom Drafting and Design Stacy Curtis Drafting and Design Tracy Curtis Drafting and Design 18 GRADUATES if •• fig L V‘ A . J Authur Davis Electronics Becky Dillon Secretarial Eula Donaldson Business Administration Juanita Dudley Chemical Laboratory Rebecca Edney Electronics Roland Efford Instrumentation Tammy Ellisor Drafting and Design Teresa Elks Electronics Millie Elledge Drafting and Design Melissa English Secretarial Shirley Falvey Secretarial Mary Fields General Office Technology Edith Finn Business Administration Rolf Fisscher Marine Technology John Funderburke Drafting and Design GRADUATES 19 Kelly Futrell Secretarial Susan Garner Drafting and Design Debbie Garrell Secretarial Juan Manuel Gonzalez Instrumentation Larry Goodson Marine Diesel Pamela Greene Business Administration Lelia Hankins General Office Technology John Hanzal Electronics Jeff Harbaugh Marine Technology Cherie Hargrove Chemical Laboratory Mary Harriss Drafting and Design Mike Healy Marine Diesel David Heffner Drafting and Design Gloria Hooks Business Administration Steve Horrell Electronics 20 GRADUATES M3 Patricia Hough General Office Technology Brenda Howard Drafting and Design Steve Howell Marine Technology Brooks Huff Chemical Laboratory Technology Michael Hurst Instrumentation Thomas L. Hutzler Marine Technology Paul Inserra Marine Diesel Lawanda Jenkins General Office Technology Joseph Johnson Electronics Shelby Johnson Drafting and Design Tarita Johnson Chemical Laboratory Carol Jones Business Administration Gene Jones Marine Technology Jenny Joyner Business Administration Joan Kaiser Business Administration GRADUATES 21 Dottie Keels Business Administration Steven Kincaid Chemical Laboratory Mark Kirshen Paralegal Technology Kitt Kilne Business Administration Pamela Kutz Secretarial Ricky Lane Electronics Rosemary Lewis Business Administration Donna Long Business Administration Jeannie Major Business Administration Debra Marshall Business Administration Gary McAdams Electronics Doris J. McArthur Business Administration Ed McCabe Chemical Laboratory David McClearn Marine Diesel Debbie McDowell Business Administration 22 GRADUATES Steven McNutt Marine Technology Melissa Medlin General Office Technology Natalie Middlebrooks General Office Technology Brian Miller Marine Technology Deborah Miller Crier Chemical Laboratory Paul Minor Marine Technology Deborah Mouissa Electronics Steven Nix Drafting and Design Darnell Nixon Drafting and Design Pam Oxendine Business Administration R. Stephen Padrick Electronics Roxanne Patti Chemical Laboratory James Pender Business Administration Artie G. Peterson, Jr. Drafting and Design Jerry Porter Business Administration GRADUATES 23 Ronald Price Paralegal Technology Daniel Ratledge Instrumentation Robert Rawles Electronics Jim Reed Drafting and Design Kathy Reed Secretarial Robert Rice Instrumentation Ray Roderick Drafting and Design Doll Rogers Chemical Laboratory Wilhelmena Rogers General Office Technology David Rourk Chemical Laboratory James Rowell Industrial Electronics Fred Royal Marine Technology Thomas Royals Electronics Elizabeth Ryan Drafting and Design Greg Schwartz Business Administration 24 GRADUATES Phillip Scoggins Electronics Genie Scott Chemical Laboratory Jesse Sellers, Jr. Instrumentation Charles Setnicky Marine Diesel Cray Siler Criminal Justice Randy Skipper Drafting and Design Gail Smith Secretarial Leon Smith Marine Diesel Stephone Smith Marine Diesel William Smith Electronics Brenda Spear Chemical Laboratory Cynthia Speed Chemical Laboratory Gina Spivey General Office Technology Randy Spurr Chemical Laboratory Yvonne Staley Drafting and Design GRADUATES 25 Clarence Stewart Electronics Terena Stines Business Administration Bennie Still Criminal Justice Kevin Stokley Electronics Michael Storms Marine Technology Paul Stout Marine Diesel Steve Strasser Marine Technology Jackie Taylor Business Administration Reginald Thomas Electronics Cathy Thompson Chemical Laboratory Terri Thompson Criminal Justice Lynwood Toney Drafting and Design Sam Walker Electronics Wendy Ward Business Administration Keith Wells Marine Diesel 26 GRADUATES Stacey Wingfield Drafting and Design Kathy White Business Adminstration Randy Williams Electronics Shirley Windham General Office GRADUATES 27 Richard Abernathy Instrumentation Dorothy Allen Secretarial Joe Amato Machine Trades Eddie Anderson Welding Craig Anthony Marine Related Juanita Arthur Business Administration Pam Austin Business Administration Chris Averette Drafting and Design Carson Aycock Machine Trades Melinda Babson Business Administration Roderick Bailey Criminal Justice Angela Baldwin Chemical Laboratory Shelita Baldwin Electronics Pam Ballenger Drafting And Design Hector Barajas Marine Technology O.Q. Barefoot Marine Related James Barnes Marine Technology Todd Barnette Marine Construction Tammy Barnhill Secretarial Jimmy Basden Machine Trades 28 FRESHMAN William Baysden Electronics Glenn Beasley Drafting and Design David Biebmont Welding Chris Blake Business Administration Robbie Blue Chemical Laboratory Sherry Boice Practical Nursing Linda Boles Business Administration Chris Bouder Chemical Laboratory Kimberly Bowden Chemical Laboratory Richard Bowie Welding Brooke Boyd General Office Technology Catherine Boyd Business Administration Hickman R. Bradshaw Instrumentation James A. Brandon Marine Technology Kriston Brewer Business Administration Steve Brimm Marine Related James Brooks Auto Mechanics Dallas Brown General Office Technology Isaiah Ike” Brown Industrial Electricity Laura Brown Industrial Maintenance FRESHMAN 29 Leo Brown Marine Technology Michael Brown Industrial Maintenance Roy Brown Macine Trades Tony Brown Auto Mechanics James Brussmann Marine Related Gina Bryan Secretarial Karen Bryan Business Administration Jack Bryant, Jr. Criminal Justice John Bryant Industrial Electricity Randy Buck Machine Trades William Buck Machine Trades David Burke Electronics Diane C. Burns Secretarial Reachell Butcher Paralegal Diana Callahan Criminal Justice William Camp Marine Technology Carl Caroway Marine Technology April Champion Instrumentation Danny Champion Drafting and Design Kim Charles Chemical Laboratory 30 FRESHMAN Elizabeth Clark Drafting and Design Gale Clark Practical Nursing Maria Clifton Business Administration Sylvia Cobbs Criminal Justice Barbara Coner Business Administration Russell Cook Auto Mechanics Jeanette Crawley Business Administration Annetta Curtis Criminal Justice Karen Davis Business Administration Mike Davis Criminal Justice Rose M. Davis Business Administration Anthony Dereef Industrial Electricity Tanya Dixon Paralegal JoAnn Dagenhardt Secretarial Terrie Dowless Secretarial Pam Drafts Paralegal Debra Edge Practical Nursing Kathie Elder Bus. Administration Rodney Ellison Welding Carlton English Welding FRESHMAN 31 Brenda Estep Bus. Administration Kenneth Evans Industrial Maintenance Tammy Everson Chemical Laboratory Bryan Finders Marine Technology Kelly Fisher Drafting and Design Thomas Fisher Electronics Pat Flowers Bus. Administration Tom Flynn Marine Technology Jennifer Formyduval Drafting and Design Brett Fortenberry Marine Technology Sheila Foy General Office William B. Francis Instrumentation David Franks Industrial Electricity Angelo B. Freeman Industrial Maintenance Elizabeth Freeman Secretarial Gino Frink Chemical Laboratory Armando Fullwood Electronics Denise Gaines Criminal Justice Teacheus Gaines Secretarial Joe Garcia Business Administration 32 FRESHMAN Jeff Gardner Electronics Sandra Gelegonya Practical Nursing Regina Giacalone Criminal Justice James Gibbs Drafting and Design Susanne Gibson Business Administration Sophia Ann Grady Industrial Maintenance Warren Green Welding Diane Gregg Chemical Laboratory Mildred Gregory Businesss Administration Donald Griffin Auto Mechanics Janice Guinard Paralegal Henry Gunnells Drafting and Design Greg Gurganious Marine Technology Jeannine Gurganus Business Administration Robin D. Hamilton Electronics Danny Hardison Business Administration Sean Hardison Marine Technology Sylvia Hardman Criminal Justice Jean Harless Business Administration Randy Harrell Machine Trades FRESHMAN 33 Billie Harrelson Business Administration Lisa Harrison Drafting and Design Akbar Hasan Industrial Electricity Glen Hawes Practical Nursing Sylvia Haynie Chemical Laboratory Donna Heath Business Administration Catherine Heffner Practical Nursing Anita Heglar Drafting and Design Wendy Helms Secretarial Greg Herring Drafting and Design William Hesse Drafting and Design Teresa Hewett Paralegal Deborah Hill Heating and Air Conditioning Karen Hill Secretarial Raymond Hill Industrial Maintenance Deborah Hockenbury Practical Nursing Arthur Holden Marine Technology Jill Holleran Marine Technology Bob Hollis Industrial Electricity Jan Hollis Business Administration 34 FRESHMAN Mark A. Horne Instrumentation Kenneth Huff Chemical Laboratory Eric Hufham Instrumentation Billie Rae Hurley Business Administration Steve Iverson Drafting and Design Brian Jackson Electronics Dawn Jacobson Practical Nursing Kevin Jackson Practical Nursing John H. Jernigan Drafting and Design Barbara Jinwright Industrial Maintenance Michael Jinwright Industrial Maintenance Tim Johnson Practical Nursing Sally Johnson Chemical Laboratory Steve Johnson Marine Technology Deeanne Jones Drafting and Design Ingram O. Jones Instrumentation Jennifer Jones Criminal Justice Roger Jones Industrial Electricity Teresa Jones Secretarial Richard P. Joyce Marine Technology FRESHMAN 35 Brian Kates Electronics Colleen Kelley Business Administration John Kelly Marine Related Kelton G. King Drafting and Design Carolyn Lacewell Paralegal Joe LaMontagne Marine Construction Phillip Larkins Marine Technology David Lashley Welding Gary E. Laverdure Marine Technology Richard Law Machine Trades Dung Do Le Chemical Laboratory David T. Leary Instrumentation Kathy Lee Secretarial Sandra Lemnaru Business Administration Mary Lewis Practical Nursing Robert L. Lewis Drafting and Design Everette Little Heating and Air Conditioning Ronnie Little Industrial Electricity Richard Luckett Electronics Jerry Mallard Electronics 36 FRESHMAN Tfy ♦ ■ ' • ' wHtttmMM John Mallard Drafting and Design Felicia Manor Machine Trades David Marshall Marine Technology Stacy Marshburn Marine Technology Steve Martinez Marine Technology Dodd Mays Industrial Electricity Lena McClellan Business Administration Kathryn McClintock Paralegal Dwight L. McCrae Industrial Maintenance Robert McDaniel Machine Trades Robert B. McGuire Drafting and Design Rosemary McKenzie Business Administration Monica McKoy Business Administration Neal McLean Drafting and Design Bob McLendon Machine Trades Kenneth McMillian Industrial Electricity Kathy Melvin Business Administration Chris Meymandi General Office Leo Michaud Industrial, Maintenance Norman Miller Paralegal FRESHMAN 37 Patrick Miller Auto Mechanics David Mills Criminal Justice Betty Mintz Secretarial James Monroe, Jr. Auto Mechanics Frances Moore Chemical Laboratory Don Morris Marine Technology William C. Munger Drafting and Design Germania Munn Business Administration Kimberly Murphy Industrial Maintenance Bill Murray Electronics Joe Myers Welding Mary Myers Drafting and Design Becky Myrick Practical Nursing Susan Myrick Practical Nursing Angela Nash Drafting and Design Debbie Nelson Secretarial Jacqueline Nixon Machine Trades Larry Nixon Industrial Maintenance Stephanie Nixon Practical Nursing Vernon Nixon Machine Trades 38 FRESHMAN Chris Nubel Business Administration Greg G. Owen Instrumentation Ann Oxendine Criminal Justice Jane Porter Marine Technology Willie Polk Business Administration Paul Piedmont, Jr. Industrial Maintenance Kenneth Padgett Auto Mechanics Randy Palmer Marine Technology Robert Palmer Criminal Justice Chris Parker Machine Trades Clarence Parker Chemical Laboratory Darlene Parker Business Administration Martin Peele Electronics Elizabeth Perry Business Administration Brian Pettus Criminal Justice Ron Phoebus Marine Construction Loretta Pierce Practical Nursing Debbie Pigott Secretarial Anthony Plante Industrial Electricity Mark Potter ’ Industrial Electricity FRESHMAN 39 Glenn Powell Business Administration Lisa G. Pratt Marine Technology John R. Presutti Auto Mechanics Sam Prosser Business Administration Deidre Rackley Business Administration Tammy Ramsey Criminal Justice Kenny Randolph Marine Technology Philip Rast Machine Trades Laverta Redd Business Administration Terri Reddick General Office Chet Reinold Industrial Electricity Rob Riggs Drafting and Design Jerry Roberts Chemical Laboratory Peggie Roberts Secretarial Darryl Robinson Marine Technology Deborah Robinson Criminal Justice Rebecca Robison Practical Nursing Leonard Rourk Instrumentation Carolyn Rouse Business Administration Debi Rouse Practical Nursing 40 FRESHMAN Annelle Royal Electronics Mark Rusch Auto Mechanics Michael Samaskeawicz Business Administration Angela Saucier Practical Nursing Pamela J. Saunders Business Administration Billie Shelton Machine Trades JoAnn Schettig Secretarial Melissa Shivar Drafting and Design Susan A. Sibbach Electronics Joe Sidbury Marine Technology Tony Silva Welding Donald Simmons Criminal Justice Teresa Simmons Secretarial Eddie Simpson Business Administration Sharon Sisk Business Administration Curt Smith Drafting and Design David Smith Marine Technology Kimberly Smith Practical Nursing Larry Smith Paralegal Mike Smith Marine Technology FRESHMAN 41 Scott Smith Electronics William Snead Criminal Justice Ohara Sneed Industrial Maintenance Glenda Snyder Practical Nursing Lisa F. Speed Practical Nursing Mariiyn Spicer Paralegal Brent Stanley Drafting and Design Linda Stevens Secretarial Barry Stockhaus Machine Trades Debra Strickland Drafting and Design Linda Strickland Drafting and Design Chris Stroud Welding William Suggs Drafting and Design Tony Surratt Drafting and Design Danny Swart Industrial Electricity James Swart Marine Technology Leroy Sykes Electronics Steve Szabo Drafting and Design Stewart Taylor Industrial Electricity Kevin Teachey Electronics 42 FRESHMAN Vicky Telfer Secretarial Lottie Thomas General Occupational Angie Thompson Secretarial Marguerite Thompson Practical Nursing Nancy Thompson Secretarial Rick Thompson Industrial Electricity Robin Thompson Paralegal Sylvia Thomasson Practical Nursing Jim Thoroughgood Welding Auina lero TooToo Marine Related Judy Travis Business Administration Russ Trella Drafting and Design Ronald Twigg Criminal Justice Calesta Tyson General Office Tim Tyson Machine Trades Mark Vincent Criminal Justice Marie Vlearbone Secretarial Denise Waldron Drafting and Design Mark Wall Machine Trades Michael Walton Practical Nursing FRESHMAN 43 Sonya Ward Chemical Laboratory April Watson Instrumentation Marvin Watson, Jr. Business Administration William Watson Auto Mechanics Gwen Wayne Business Administration Lisa Webb Business Administration Jeff Wells Welding Sheila White General Occupational Derrick Williams Electronics Allen Williams Drafting and Design Lavonzel Williams Industrial Maintenance Leonard Williams Industrial Maintenance Michael Williams Industrial Electricity Andrew S. Williamson Instrumentation Terry Wilson Auto Mechanics David Wofford Business Administration Lisa Wolfe Business Administration Jill Wolz Criminal Justice Ricky Wood Marine Technology Sherri Wood Chemical Laboratory 44 FRESHMAN Kevin Woodcock Auto Mechanics Suzzette Woodman General Office O ' Neil Wright Auto Mechanics Joe Young Auto Mechanics Kathy Zurcher Chemical Laboratory FRESHMAN 45 THE BRIDGE would like to take this opportunity to pay tribute to the man who has done more to promote the growth of Cape Fear Technical Institute than any other person we know of. President M.J. McLeod has been with Cape Fear Technical Institute since its very beginning, when classes were held in an old building at New Hanover High School. Through the move to our present location — from the trials and tribulations of a school with growing pains — to the joys and spiraling hopes of a school whose goals are being met and whose challenges are changing dai- ly, President McLeod has been the leader whose foresight and exper- tise has led us to become a well- known, distinguished institution in the fields of business and tech- nology, not only in the local com- munity, but nationally as well. For the guidance you have given us through these many years, WE THANK YOU! 46 Then Through The Years . . . We Grew . . . And Grew . . . Until We Looked Like This . . . 47 . “BEGINNINGS OF THE MARINE PROGRAM A younger Ed Foss, Head of the Marine Technology Program, tries out some new equipment on the S.S. Advanced II, during a Spring Cruise. Captain of the Advance II stands ready to leave port. 48 Bringing In The Barge 1972 49 I But such a tide as moving seems asleep. Too full for sound and foam, When that which drew from out the boundless deep Turns again home. Twilight and evening bell, And after that the dark! , And may there be no sadness of farewell, When I embark; ! For tho ' from out our bourne of Time and Place i The flood may bear me far, I hope to see my Pilot face to face � V ' Sunset arj evening star. And one clear call for me! And may there be no moaning of the bar. When I put out to sea. V r When I have crost the bar. r IN MEMORY OF LAWRENCE L. MARTENEY 50 FEBRUARY 19, 1927-MAY 31, 1984 52 CLASSES CLASSES 53 54 CLASSES CLASSES 55 56 CLASSES CAFETERIA 57 HURRICANE DIANA •cmr K ' Hurricane Diana hit our shores in mid-September doing enormous damage to surrounding areas. Cape Fear Tech ' s buildings proved to be some of the more fortunate in the area. Our only damage was done to the DAR Park across Water Street from the main building. Winds hit the blades of the windmill knocking them off their pedestal and the park ' s signs were knocked down. A number of small boats found shelter at our docks during the storm. 58 Associate Vice-President Ralph Bordeaux President M.J. McLeod Vice-President Dr. E.T. Satterfield, Jr. Brenda Baldwin Library Technician Bethanie Benson Library Technician Roy Barnhill Assistant Librarian Henry J. Bethea Evening Registrar Steve Beuth Captain Ship Personnel Michael Bonner Director Continuing Education West Pender County John Braswell Director Continuing Education East Pender County Debbie Britt Bookkeeper Business Office Ernie Bryant Director Continuing Education Stephen R. Burtt Director Fiscal Affairs James Canty Coordinator PIC Carolyn Carter Secretary Continuing Education 60 ADMINISTRATION r j ' jffj June Caulder Secretary Continuing Education Jan Chauncey Secretary Library Macque C. Cockman Director of Records Audit Charles Coleman Dean of Fiscal Affairs Sheila Cooper Secretary Records Audit William Crawford Audio Visual Librarian Mary Crumedy Secretary Marine Division Louie Collom Maintenance Mechanic Margaret Cuttino Vocational Division Secretary Carol Daniel Secretary Student Affairs Mary Ann Deal Secretary Marine Operations Charlotte Dexter Director Program Institutional Center ADMINISTRATION 61 Amelia Dixon Scheduling Technician Matthew Donahue Dean of Curriculum Programs Mary Lou Fedick Executive Secretary Dean of Student Affairs Fitzhugh Fennell, Jr. Personnel Director Wallace Leroy Fisher Ship Personnel Linda Flowers Executive Secretary Vice President Dorothy Flynn Switchboard Operator K.D. Futch Dean of Continuing Education Gina Garris Administrative Technician Kathy Garris Administrative Assistant for Board Affairs Pauline George Audio Visual Clerk Polly Grady Purchasing Secretary 62 ADMINISTRATION Sheila Grizzle Clerical Technician Johnny Hawes Custodian Mark Haynes Maintenance Supervisor Joette Hendrix Human Resources Development Dan Hickman Director Continuing Education Janet Fair Howard Audio Visual Technician Nixon Howard Audio Visual Technical Coordi nator Janet Huddleston Secretary PIC Marvin Huddleston Director of Purchasing Charles F. Hunnicutt Admissions Counselor Linda Jacobs Secretary Record Audit Linda Jemison Secretary Continuing Education ADMINISTRATION 63 Anita Jezewski Library Secretary Bob Kennedy Evening Director of Curriculum Programs Shirley King Receptionist Constance Kraynak Executive Secretary Dean of Curriculum Programs Ann Levins Business Engineering Secretary Regenia Lewis Student Affairs Secretary David Long Shipping and Receiving Technician Carl E. Malpass Dean of Student Affairs Gwen Maready Business Office Clerk Clementine Marshburn Secretary Cont. Education Pender County Renata McAdams Executive Secretary Vice-President of Evening Programs Dr. Willie McGough Head Librarian 64 ADMINISTRATION Charles W. Miller Coordinator of Disabled Handicapped Progra ms Joe Moorefield Evening Counselor Gwen Murray Payroll Bookkeeper Harriet Needham Library Clerk Betty Northam Switchboard Operator Anne Odin Library Technician Tom Olson Veterans Coordinator Mark O ' Neal Director of Evening Programs — Continuing Education Nell Pavelchak Director of Public Health and Safety Programs Butch Pegram Resource Development Director Elizabeth Perry Audio Visual Clerk Gloria Phelps Duplication Clerk ADMINISTRATION 65 Conrad Pope Duplication Technician Mary Ruth Pyland Continuing Education Secretary Pender County Naomi Randolph Director of Financial Aid Mary B. Rea-Poteat Counselor Coordinator of Career Planning, Placement Testing Connie Rogers Executive Secretary Continuing Education Dale Rusmisell Equipment Inventory Technician Jean Rusimisell Records Audit Department Secretary Alecia Sidberry Business Office Clerk Clarence Smith Eluman Resources Development Frances Smith Workshop Coordinator Rick Stewart Director of Student Activities Ann Tancrelle Business Office Clerk 66 ADMINISTRATION Carol Williams Business Office Clerk John Willis Area Coordinator Fishing Trades Chris Zingelmann Registrar James Thompson Maintenance Mechanic Hubert Vincent Veterans Affairs Technician Debbie Whitman Records Audit Secretary ADMINISTRATION 67 Gwendolyn Armstrong Business Related Dr. Roger Averette Asst. Dean of Curriculum for Technical Education James Bailey Criminal Justice Emily W. Barefoot Business Related James Bartlett English Chauncey Batts Engineering Div. Director Sherry Batchlor Business Related Ben Bowie Machine Trades Paul Bowie Industrial Maintenance Raymond Brandi Marine Technology Ladson Bright English Dale Buck Chemistry 68 FACULTY Charles Buis Drafting Marie Carter Marine Technician Scott Carter Marine Construction Mary Dowless Business Related Sarah Doyle Drafting Technician Tom Field Criminal Justice Cal Geary Marine and Diesel Mechanics Edward B. Higgins, Jr. Paralegal Russ Holt Electronics John R. Johnson Machine Trades Philip Jorgenson Math and Science William Mangum Mathematics FACULTY 69 Del McGowan Drafting James Nunn Asst. Dean of Curriculum for Vocational and New Industry Programs Susan Rae Computer Science Technician Pearl Rowell Social Science Robert Sessoms Business Div. Director James Smith Marine Construction Mel Snow Mathematics Joel Spencer Drafting James Tallent Business Related Donald Taylor Electronics David Thomas Industrial Electricity Sonya Thompson Technical Relate d 70 FACULTY Roland Tyndall Business Related Daniel Weddle Electronics Technician Richard West Welding Alvin Williams Welding Aubrey C. Thompson, Jr. Related Joyce Thornton English Wiley Tillett Auto Mechanics FACULTY 71 Coach Rick Stewqrt gives our team a pep talk during intermis- sion at the Sampson Tech. game. Player 5 makes that winning basket for C.F.T.I. during inter-col- legiate play. C.F.T.I. played some good basketball this year, with team members ready, willing and able to do a great job! ■n Members of the Sea-devil Basket- ball team were: Tim Johnson William Camp Tony Surratt Rick Jacobs Kenny Wilson Danny Champion Jack Jake Ronald Stukes Vernon Nixon Dwight McCrae Gino Frink 72 BASKETBALL 73 MEN ' S SOFTBALL 74 TOURNAMENT PLAY ►vwwv vwtw AWlV rV4«V V ♦ViVWi «3© issitti HR Of .v % � ♦ . m ;«A«U 3 1 ra3 3 MM .«in Our women did well again this year. They placed third in both the Tournament and in regular season play. Good work ladies! PLAYING COASTAL CAROLINA 75 N4C SGA CONFERENCE 77 CFTI Mr. M.J. McLeod, President of Cape Fear Technical Institute, Ad- dressing Members of the Board of Directors at meeting of Alumni Association. Members of CFTI Alumni Association: Standing (L to R): Ms. Faye Wells, Ms. Sandra Moore, Mr. Rodney White, Ms. Kathleen Reed, Mr. Isaiah Ike Brown, Ms. Patricia Roderick, and Ms. Linda Sneden. Mr. Rick Stewart, Director of Student Activities for CFTI, acting as Seated, (L to R): Ms. Regina Lewis, Mr. Roy Mears, Ms. Master of Ceremonies at the Organizational Meeting of the Alumni Association Board of Directors. PHI •mm 78 CLUBS ALUMNI ASSOCIATION pm HU hjJ k§3e CAPE FEAR TECHNICAL INSTITUTE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION On September 20, 1984 the Alumni Association Board of Directors met for the first time. At this meeting mem- bers elected their first Executive Council, consisting of a president, vice-president, secretary, treasurer, and parlia- mentarian. Ms. Libbie McPhaul has been assigned by Dean Mal- pass, in addition to her other duties, to coordinate the Alumni Affairs Office. Some of the goals for the association were discussed. A scholarship fund was set up and has been added to dur- ing the school year. Guidelines for the Association to follow concerning membership have been determined. The Association has two types of memberships available. Active and associate. Anyone having graduated from a curriculum program at CFTI is eligible for active mem- bership. Completing one full quarter in a curriculum program would also make one eligible for active member- ship. All those who have an interest in the growth of Cape Fear Technical Institute and are not eligible for active membership are encouraged to become associate mem- bers. Have you joined the Alumni Association Yet? Shirley King and Ms. Michelle Sieriewicz. Members not present: Mr. William P. Facello, Mr. Ken- neth Dale Henry, Ms. Lynn Fennell, Mr. John Melvin Williams. Alumni Association Executive Council Members for 1984-85 (L to R): Secretary, Ms. Regina Lewis President, Mr. Roy Mears; Vice-President, Ms. Kathleen Reed; Treasurer, Mr. Isaiah Ike Brown; Parliamentarian, Ms. Michelle Skierkiewicz. Unavailable for this picture: Ms. Libbie McPhaul, Administrative Coordinator for CFTI. Linda Sneeden worked hard to establish preliminary guidelines for the Alumni Association. Here she is presiding over the business portion of the Organiza- tional Meeting. I l. • 1 a Hr i M 1 i 1 j g r i I 1 r w This year ' s Nursing Students are: Left to right: Back Row — Sylvia Thomasson Debra Hockenbury Michael Walton Catherine House Angela Saucier Deborah Krouse Kevin Jackson Second Row — Glen Hawes Gail Clark Becky Myrick Susan Myrick Sherry Boise Loretta Pearce Mary Lewis Kim Smith Margarette Thompson Front Row — Stephanie Nixon Dawn Jacobson Deborah Edge Rebecca Robinson Glenda Snyder Sandra Gelegonya Picture Not Available Tim Johnson Nursing Class Officers: Left to Right: Stephanie Nixon Sandra Gelegonya Gail Clark Glen Hawes Michael Walton 80 NURSING Members of the C.F.T.I. Chess Club take time out of their busy schedules to play a game or two of Chess with the Chess Club Advi- sor, Lad Bright. CHESS CLUB 81 Two members of the club learn blood typing techniques during class meeting held in Lab. at Cape Fear Technical Insti- tute. CRIMINAL JUSTICE CLUB 82 CLUBS PARALEGAL CLUB Our purpose of the Paralegal club is to promote acceptance and a positive attitude of Paralegals with- in the legal community and to es- tablish for our members better op- portunities in the field of Paralega- lism. To establish our clubs opportu- nities in Paralegalism, we plan to take trips to offices, and courts. Our major goal is to see the court system in Washington, D.C. To make our goals successful, we plan to set up services (house clean- ing, car washes etc). Anything to raise funds and serve the commu- nity. We will also further establish the C.F.T.I. name in our own way. Seated (L-R): Julie Wilkins, Vice President; Norman Miller, President. Standing (L-R): Rachell Butcher, Parliamentarian; Ed Higgins, Advisor; Emma Davis, Secretary. Seated (L-R): Doris Lindley; Debbie Curry; Carolyn Wells. Standing: Mark Kirshen. 83 Booked as the Faculty Four; Dr. Roger Averette, Dean Carl Malpass, Mr. Dale Buck and Mr. Charles Hunnicutt were accompanied on the piano by Ms. Libbie McPhaul as they entertained us by singing a few well-known Christmas Carols during the Annual Christmas Program. Ms. Libbie McPhaul not only entertained us with piano music before and after our program but she also sang a duet with Ms. Deborah Hockenbury during the program. Refreshments were served in the Cafeteria after the Annual Christmas program. The program this year was held at 12:00 noon on December 14. The last day of class in 1984. SGA XMAS PROGRAM Our own Santa (Mr. Bartlett) was a big treat with all the kiddies at program. 84 The Bulletin Board in the cafe- teria looked especially nice for the holidays thanks to the work of Laura Croom and Ti Kutz. Sunset Singers from Sunset Jr. High School in Wilmington, NC were one of the two groups who sang for us during the one hour program. 52 students from Acme-Delco Elementary School in Armour, NC traveled to CFT1 to perform for us during our annual Christmas program. 85 Contestants, (pictured left to right), Kathy Dinkins, Pamela Drafts, Tammy Ellisor, Angelia Thompson, Germania Munn, and Debbie Carter, worked hard to perfect their dance number for the Pageant. Junior Miss N.C. Spot Featival Queen, Crystal Rivenbark, performed her clog- ging routine during our Pageant. Ms. Jo Thornton and Mr. Sandy Russell did an admirable job as co- hosts for the pageant, entertaining the audience during intermission with their banter and tall stories. Judges for the competition were: (left to right), Ms. Libby McPhaul, Mr. William Crawford, Mr. Lad Bright, Ms. Sherry Batchler and Ms. Faye Hankins. 86 MS. C.F.T.I. PAGEANT Miss CFTI 1984-85 , Angela Saucier is a student in the Practical Nursing Cur- riculum and expects to graduate in Au- gust 1985. 1st Runner-up , Angelia Thompson is a 1st year student in Secretary Technology. 2nd Runner-up , Germania Munn is a 1st year student in Business Administration. MS. C.F.T.I. PAGEANT 87 I I I At the SGA sponsored Hallow- een Festivities in the cafeteria con- testants came in all their splendor; clowns-to-fairy princesses, Mr. T -to-Wendy witch. Can you guess who ' s hiding under those ghostly guises? Mr. Pumpkin-man watched over all the festivities stationed at his post in the corner of the cafeteria. 88 HALLOWEEN Winning costumes in our contest were chosen by our four judges: Mr. Bartlett Dr. Averette Ms. Lewis Mr. Crawford The winners were: For BEST COSTUME, Dressed as a Witch — Ms. Annetta Curtis For SCARIEST COSTUME, Also dressed as a Witch — Ms. Ann Grady For WORST COSTUME, Dressed as Mr. T” — Mr. Robert Palmer And for FUNNIEST COSTUME, Dressed as a Clown — Our own Ms. Jo Thornton HALLOWEEN 89 The SGA Fall Hotdog Roast found fac- ulty, staff and students alike enjoying the break from routine. Mr. Batts and others seriously contemplate what to put on their dogs. Dean Carl Malpass discovered he was a pretty good chef when he was recruited to help with the cooking. 90 Elections Chairperson Greg Schwartz did a fantastic job during our fall elections this year. Becky Cahill was elected Vice Presi- dent and Bob Hollis became our Treasurer. 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