Central Carolina Community College - Cencaro Yearbook (Sanford, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1968 volume:

4 Life is not a destination but a journey. -Unknown If one is to make this journey, he must first cross the river of ignorance upon the stepping stones of education. E i F f ,ff 'fi 11,6 fees.. 3 -Q-QR i e 4344 X : X5 1,1 1 X Nw. X CENTRAI CAROUNA V0lUME ll ANNUAZ STAFF Editors . . Business Managers Curriculum . . Activities . Features . . . Photography . . . Advisor .. . . Betty Liddle Susan Barrett Jill Stevens . . Tommy Beal Martha Beime . . Wayne Beal . . . . Willie Page Carolan Brownell . . Susan Boody Billie Pierce GailFox Jill Stevens . . Mr. F. Hubert Garner TE6NNl6Al SANFORD INSTITUTE NORTH 6AR0llNA TABZE 0F 60NTENTS Theme .......................,... page 1 Titlc Page .................,........... 2 inistration ......................... ent Life ......................... Curriculum and Classes ..................... 13 Features ............................. 49 Advertisement ......................... 56 Ns x --A Aubrey R. Flynt Counselor it .,....7, .-1 fy Ni VA sr' .- tif: u dl- V -- H XJ,,,.,g Dr. Edwin C. Bell X George I. Rcsseguic Director of I-Lvcning Programs Dean of Instruction 4 Z f wi -- JF jill! lf bv is x I 7 S N 'ix xx., !g,Lb I 5 X g Xl , li - . E I M S - 1 X S --f x X g? .- 5 die ones on whom we depend W ADMINIS TRA 7l0N Us William H. Martin President Elbert C. Price Bus. Manager Y Staff Meeting ,.f-if 1 fi r: Lyn- 6 Sheppard Pricc F. Hubert Gamer Director ot' Vocational Programs Director of Student Personnel 6 F FA6lll7Y AND lNSTRU6TORS ' E' C.C.T.I. Staff Members: Seated, left to right: Mr. Bert Smith Physicsg Mrs. Norma Smith, Librariang Mrs. Judith Jefferys, Business Administrationg Mrs. Gloria H. Peele 84 Mrs. Esther T. Burke, Practical Nursingg Mr. Harold Culnon, Maintenance. Stand ing, left to right: Mr. Edward K. Dunn, Jr., Mathg Mr. Percy W West, Draftingg Mr. E. J. Fox, Machinist: Mr. T. A. Baroody Electronics: Mr. Jerry A. Bumette, Agriculturalg Mr. Donald W Patten, Automotiveg Mr. Charles D. McLeod, Jr., English: Mr. Kenneth W. Ayscue, Automotiveg Mr. Tom Mclntosh Pemberton, Industrial Maintenance: Mr. Robert W. Sawyer, Leaming Lab: Mr. Robert R. Epley, Tool Maker: Mr. Roy B. Greene, Business Administrationg Dr. James C. Brown, Veterinary Medical. tnot picturedjg Mr. Aubrey R. Flynt, Social Science 81 Counselor tnot picturedj. mi 4.- Board of Trustees: Seated, left to right: Mr. Meigs Golden: Mr. Stacy Budd, Chairman: Mr. John J. Marshallg Mr. Douglas James F. Bridgesg Mr. Robert BrickhousefMr. Harvey Faulkg Mr. Wilkinson: Mr. William B. Joyce Knot picturedjg Mr. John D. W. A. Martin, CCTI President. Standing, left to right: Mr. Lewis C. Von Canon tnot picturedb. Lawrence, Mr. Robert W. Dalrymplez Mr. R. A. Currieg Mr. l t Sigh'-T? ,ff Secretarial Staff: Seated, left to right: Mrs. Eugenia Pcelc, Mrs. Mattalene P. Wicker, Mrs. Nellie Cox, Mrs. Libby T. Boggs, Mrs. Gail P. Luck, Mrs. Judy C. Williams. Standing, left to right: Mrs. Gloria Cheatham, Mrs. Ruth W. Trogdon Knot picturedj. 8 X 3 f Ri if - X 11 if SIUDENT llFE theinbetweenston sofle rnmg If If f In between classes at C.T,T.I. Art work in the hall. ' 'Y Hxgf. , K I4 ffndg va sir? f'f?g-'Dig 1, 5, Try,- 0 . .33 -Q! , . 5 v 4 if l J 4' Nz 3' F9-gl Q ',-M.,..-.-- r,-,M L, ff Have you tried Colgate 100? 10 ull , Students reading the bulletin board. l EMPLMME T 4516. l f i 1 , 'l - 'Q 'Z' ,f Eating again girls? A X X Mr. Gamer assists L.P.N. students. A little bit more to the left 11 J For these stones are the foundation upon which we will build our future . . . fi , jf ! 4' Y4 K 1,9 I ...if 3 NX-xx f S i . M Q? X IW, A- AX X l -my 4 N X - X K AGRICUZTURAI BUSINESS 7EOHN0l06Y The two-year Agricultural Business Curriculum is designed to give the student a thorough understanding of business principles and procedures as they relate to agricultural pro- ducts, services and supplies. The course is well balanced with study in human behavior, business techniques, and basic agriculture procedures. Upon completion of this course the student is awarded the Associate of Applied Science Degree in Agricultural Business Technology by the Department of Community Colleges under the North Carolina State Board of Education. -We 19 -v: Jerry Burnette l EFT QQ 14 Y f ! 1 'J' f, 'Vw CZASS ll . K-v-W W ,. M, 5 A, 'A '. I ' . , 51:-'gp -1,34- ' Qifz' 1 wx f-.f to VV lf L: I6 Flower children Q5 b .Uirhx SPERHAIOPHY FIS I J, .R ' I wg 3' V7 I iv! G 15 Ronnie Gregory Lillington, N. C. Any minute now! ,Ax AGRIGUZTURE RESEARCH The curriculum in Agricultural Research Technology will prepare students for entry into the extremely important and rapidly growing field of agricultural research-involving the development, testing, production, and use of pesticides, chemicals, biologicals, plant strains, and animals. Govemmental and industrial agen- cies conduct basic and developmental research on a wide variety of agricultural materials, products, and methods. the scope of activities within the field is practically unlimited. V 1+ , I rv ? : Q.. , A ,i. f' l6 Y-V Tommy Bogan Sanford, N. C. What if- ,. . nf l':Ei mg -- AUTOMOTlVE MECHANICS The two-year Automotive Mechanic Curriculum pre- pares graduates to meet the needs of automobile dealers. repair shops, service stations. common vehicle operators, and other automotive agencies in North Carolina. Upon completion of this course the student is awarded a diploma by the Department of Community Colleges under the North Carolina State Board of Education. ir '1- Kenneth Ayseue Donald W. Patten 'Z' X Q?-sf Jesse Ayres Carlton Buchanan Samuel Covington Sanford, N. C. 46-3: Eddle Holt Ralph McDonald MSX Womble Cameron N C Goldston, N. C. ,. 1 19 CM 1... 'EV James Baldwin Robert Batchelor Richard Boger Theartice Butch Boyd Pittsboro, N. C. Sanford, N. C. New Bern, N. C. Warrenton, N. C. 'S Q Q-,. H Howard Brooks Craig Buchanan Phil Cotton George Griffin Staley, N. C. Broadway, N. C. Sanford, N. C. Pittsboro, N. C. Yrv Joe Holland Sanford, N. C. ta- Danny Patterson Broadway, N. C. Robert Hooker Sanford, N. C. :TV , Ray Stonc Moncurc, N. C. 20 Terry Mclnnis Sanford, N. C. James Knight Lillington, N. C. -S N373 Gerald Thomas Bailey Way Moncure, N. C. Sanford, N. C. S ' Not pictured Ei'-EEEEE:-1::i W I 1 Robert Davis Moncure, N. C. Theadore I-leaden Colon, N. C. John W. White Sanford, N. C. David L. Womble Bear Creek, N. C. What a way to take a nap. Somebody grab Joe! Tl11s1s a. . .a. . .uh. ,. Just a little turn and BUSINESS ADMINISTRA 7l0N The two-year Business Administration Curriculum is de- signed to develop the student's knowledge in specitic elements of accounting, tinance, business law, and under- standing the principles of organization and management in business operations. Upon completion of this course, the student is awarded the Associate of Applied Science Degree in Business Tech- nology by the Department ofCommunity Colleges under the North Carolina State Board of Education. ,nun xv ' f.. ,s L... Roy Green Judy M. Jefferys ..-.QQ-Q -1' gl Wg P, 22 big 61483 ll 1 x. . if 2 FU ve wg- Steve Adcock James Cheshire Bamey Cranford Royce Davis Lillington, N. C. Sanford, N. C. Sanford, N. C. Sanford, N. C Q it Ifx' 4751 vm. 4.- Jerry Fields Sanford, N. C. Gap Q. 51.1 I l Jimmy Tucker Sanford, N. C. Q Andrew Palmer Sanford, N. C. Bull's Eye! ! 23 S.. Dean Pilson Fred Spivey Sanford, N. C. Lillington, N. C gt .Y Na- fx Nancy Black Sanford, N. C. Mike Blackwelder Sanford, N. C. S. Alfred Ikey Gunter Carolyn Hooker Sanford, N- C- Sanford, N. C. G-... Ronnie Bullard Sanford, N. C. Douglas Gunter Pittsboro, N. C. 'tv .lCl'Iy Kelly Henry Kennedy Cameron, N. C. Sanford, N. C. E' Tommy McDonald Edward Newsome Wesley Petty W. A. Rogers Sanford, N. C. Halifax, N. C. Pittsboro, N. C. Lillington, N. C T- tsl' Benny Smith Larry Woodell Gcanell Wicker Roger Williams Sanford, N. C. Sanford, N. C. Sanford, N. C. Broadway, N. C. 24 Not pictured I-lastle Baber Sanford, N. C. Agnes Bradford Sanford, N. C. Sarah Epley Sanford, N. C. Donny Hunter Braodway, N. C Barbara McCleney Sanford, N. C. Martha Morris Sanford, N. C. Harold Stell Sanford, N. C. DRAFTING AND DESIGN . . MECNANIDAI The two-year Drafting and Design: Mechanical Curriculum provides the instruction in drafting materials, manufacturing processes, science, and mathematics that are needed by a technician or engineering assistant in this field of work. Upon completion ofthis course the student is awarded the Associate of Applied Science Degree in Drafting and Design Technology by the Department of Community Colleges under the North Carolina State Board of Education. nl. ,. P. W. West Li fg 26 .gx 5 MASS' ll Cliff Carter 45, 'f A Q 'I .A L-. ,A . Tommy Clegg Gary Cole Bill Dezso Pittsboro, N. C. Pittsboro, N. C. Sanford, N. C. Mamers, N. C, -3... 5. ix.. John Herndon Lynn Poe Ronnie Vaughn Pittsboro, N. C. Sanford, N, C, Pittsboro, N. C. Y rf S Li J John, it'1l never run! Ruffles have ridge 27 .1 sl! 1?-2: 'Fey James Chip Bryant Kendall Bullington DOHHY Campbell Harrells, N. C. Pittsboro, N. C. Sanf0fCl, N- C- Mike Campbell Sanford, N. C. w EJ' Mike Cotton Sanford, N. C. Gary Cox Sanford, N. C. Q. 145g L .nf 4 111 1 ,F . im-4 4' Mitchel Holt Albemarle, N. C. Jerry Johnson Sanford, N. C. l by ' 4. Wayne Davis Tommy Elder Sanford, N. C. Siler City, N. C. L Graham Johnson Conrad Kelly Sanford, N. C. Broadway, N. C. ff Joe Mann Robin Patterson Den Russell Marissa Seagroves Sanford, N. C. Broadway, N. C. Sanford, N. C. Sanford, N. C. 28 L an-Q 5-u Christopher Smith Paul Thomas Tim Todd Richard Wallate Clinton, N. C. Cameron, N. C. Sanford, N. C. Sanford N C sg-K..- Mitchel Williams Hugh Worrell Sanford, N. C. Snow Camp, N. C. ., wk 1 N43 'lik ,J This is nothing like writing my fella. Not pictured Charles Campbell Sanford, N. C. Robert Epley Sanford. N. C. Ronald Genes Sanford. N. C. William O'Brien Danville, Va. Gray Walls Moncure, N. C. Pete Willett Sanford. N. C. ,Ii H, , M-.c'-N2.1,. . . . .fy , 1 A 4+ . .5542-+wr L A ' ' ii -4.-its af. 29 N0 :Molina lv ' . 'iv' ' The Egyptians did it this xx ax YZ3' ElE6TRONl6S ENGINEERING TEONN0l06Y The txxo-year Electronics Engineering Technology Curric- ulum provides specially equipped laboratories where stu- dents develop necessary skills with tools and instruments to analyze circuits using vacuum tubes and transistors, how to trouble-shoot an electronic circuit, and how to make needed repairs or replacements. Upon completion of this course, the student is awarded the Associate of Applied Science Degree in Electronics Engineering Technology by the Department of Community Colleges under the North Carolina State Board ot' Education. Q. Q-- T. A. Baroody HUG!!! 9'9s 30 CIASS ll 6'- 'ki 'Q Odell Langston, Jr. Bud McLeod Charles Parker Fuquay Varina, N. C. Sanford, N. C. Sanford, N. C. What's that again? 31 Shall we trv it? CLASS I QS LHC Wayne Beal Howard Benson Herman Hallman Bear Creek, N. C. Canandaiqua, N. Y. Sanford, N, C, 1,1 Dennis Jackson Thomas Womble Joe Zajac Sanford, N. C. Sanford, N. C. SHl1fO1'd, N- C. V77 Eddie Holder Sanford, N. C. -.'L' ,zmunmll ' unuUl Wish l know how to work this thing. 32 ...-a 1 Qs. 41 vw 1-I L. -.Q J, -Q- ii?- g . in. -i A x ,.,y , . .1 5 - ul- , '. M' I E 1.x 8 5 fi'-xx -, x Hill GQ, ..if:1f.. Q . ii' INDUSTRIAI MAINTENANCE-E166IROMECHANICAZ This curriculum willprovide a training program in the basic knowledge, fundamentals, and industry practices in the maintenance and repair of industrial machinery and electro- mechanical equipment. With the industrial growth of North Carolina and the variety of machinery and equipment used throughout the average manufacturing plant, qualitied maint- enance mechanics who have a basic knowledge of electrical- mechanical systems and their application are in constant demand. gi Harold Culnon 34 Ou Charles Blue Donald Carter Leroy Cheek Johnny Douglaa Carthave N C. Sanford, N. C. Goldston. N. C. Sanford, N. C. Danny Glover Robert Gunter Coats N C Sanford, N. C. P Q: 'nigh 'Q Y '7' N James Hickman Sanford, N. C. lb IFN S.. NC. L., Barry Lambeth Sanford. N. C. is 5157 Woody Mashburn James Matthews Kenneth Parker Phillip Sgunct Sanford N C. Aberdeen. N. C. Broadway, N. C. Sanford, N. C. ,.,-- ' HQ 'S 35 Ronald Thomi Sanford N L MACHINIST The one-year Machinist program trains students for employment in maintenance shop,the production industry, and other industrial shops in North Carolina. They are, also, needed in plant engineering departments, hospitals, schools, and similar agencies. These students are mechanically inclined and temperamentally suited to do highly accurate work that requires conception as well as physical effort. Upon completion of this course the student is awarded a diploma by the Department of Community Colleges under the North Carolina State Board of Education. E. J. Fox 36 F91 CUISS' I 9 Q , 4 Q ' l 6 ' l 7 Q ' 3 A -x Q ' li K v -if I Q I Left to right: Joseph J. Bradley, Sanford, N. C.g Odie C. McBryde, Sanford, N. C.: James T. Goins Sanford, N. C.g James M. Matthews, Aberdeen, N. C.: William B. Lambeth, Sanford, N. C. Perteetxon Machinist? 37 PRACTICAZ NURSING The twelve-month Practical Nurse Education course is planned to meet the needs of hospitals, nursing homes, and other medical agencies in North Carolina. This training includes classroom study of basic nursing skills and related subjects. Upon completion of this course the student is award- ed a diploma by the Department of Community Colleges under the North Carolina State Board of Education. L Y Q Mrs. Ester Burke 'V li Mrs. Gloria Peele '47 .EY y 'CJK Doris Beal Gulf, N. C. CIASS' I Q,-.w Estelle Bush Sanford, N. C. f -'I' s,..f Ruth Clark Gail FOX Durham N. C Spring Lake, N. C. CCL if., 6 ff 1 X X Shirley Holland Margaret Kelly Erwin, N. C. Sanford, N. C. 'Y' l lfql on Cs, ,s. iv' 4 l Janet G. Cashwell Sanford, N. C. Jessie Goins Sanford, N. C. Q? '- C l Gilda Matthews Sanford, N. C. .ix .il Elsie Clark Sanford, N. C. :. A Nancy Harrington Sanford, N. C. ll. w - . I Barbara McClenney Sanford. N. C. Gladys Moultrie Willie Page Linda Pope Nancy Porter Raeford, N. C. Broadway, N. C. Erwin, N. C. Sg1nf01'd,N,C. 39 Lf Y' Hilda Rhodes Sanford, N. C. MASS I Barbara Stewart Brenda Thomas Theresa Tumage Spring Lake, N. C. Erwin, N. C. Sanford, N. C. L f Rosa L. Wimbley Sanford, N. C. Practical Nursing Students practice their techniques Nurscg rake blood pressure 40 What next? 15. xx 4. It only hurts for a minute 'IE U A 1 n n l Forget it Barbara! Not Me! Anyone for a ride? f f I I TS 700lMAKER This curriculum was prepared to meet a need for training of tool makers. Surveys recently completed in North Carolina show that many of the existing industries lack dme and facilities for training enough tool makers to meet present and planned needs. Expanding industries already located in our state and new industries under development invariably express the need for skilled craftsmen who have the background, knowledge and potential to advance. l 42 Mr. R. R. Epley 1 PF 'W 'l gf- ,, Kenneth Bouldin Charles Colema.n Archie Murchison Theaclore Watson Pittsboro, N. C. Sanford, N. C. Olivia, N. C. Sanford, N. C. Not pictured Leroy Cheek Therman McBrydc Goldston, N. C. Sanford, N. C. Ronnie Yarborough Broadway, N. C. ,Se I 2 , X 3 fx , ,. Watch my linger, please! Ives TT I- - How docs this thing work again? 43 VETERINARY MEDICAI 7E6HN0l06Y Two two-year Veterinary Medical Technology Curriculum is designed to provide technical training for young men and women as veterinary assistants, animal research, clinical laboratory, or small animal care technicians. Upon completion of this course the student is awarded the Associate of Applied Science Degree in Veterinary Medical Technology by the Department of Community Colleges under the North Carolina State Board ofliducation. Dr. James C. Brown, D. V. M. rw- 44 . MASS ll wre- if Q. 13:9 Susan Barrett Phyllis Harris Fredy Justus Betty Liddle Chapel Hill, N. C. Chapel Hill, N. C. Hendersonville, N. C. Mount Airy, N- C. Not pictured: ali Billie Pierce Now pop that pill in ! Raliegh, N. C. 15 fN 1- E A modern vampire Betty, what are those dots in there I f-- 4 i 1 Iv.- Q . 'tis Qi Nancy Barnes Cheshire, Conn. Danvi1le,Ill. Frances Basso Q7 Qi Carolyn Brownell Fort Bragg, N. C. Raleigh, N. C. Emmie Darden 614 Q l . l Q1 vu! 'irq an A O if 5-T9 X fl .pl J .9 Martha Beime Clearwater. Fla. Susan Boody Norris, Tenn. Q. I Diana Frost Kevin, Montana Q'--9 Genie Greenlaw Smethport, Penn. s., W Rx 'TI Tommy Herlocker Chloe Johnson Linda Jones Lynne Krikorian Albermarle, N. C. Rose Hill, N. C. ' Raleigh, N. C. Oak Bluffs, Mass. Q'-v Q 7s Wi:-'VIP Myra MCNCH Linda Moore Sharon Noland Linda Sink Robbins. N. Cl Raleigh. N. C. Greensboro, N. C. Lexington, N. C. 46 SSI Q., 9 iilhya k-MAN Z., L.. l W:- Linda Stebbins Jill Stevens Sharon Suenkel Phyllis Thomas Marblehead, Mass. Salina, Kansas Oshkosh, Wisconsin Broadway, N. C. 39 'N is ...I M , V.M.T. students learn the use ofthe microscope ' '15, ..',11'L.i--- A-'lf-5-5 V 7-,--,....7 - Q-, i . . , , ig 1: T Ia. . -r X' fl A 90' 51 ' T. on LX, -l .,.....4.4a4-...., ' Ll 5 , iw or f Q' us. , R Dr. Brown lectures on breeds of cats V.M.T. Juniors observe animal skeletons Y-....,. I- JL, v N ,. 1 !..,.x.na,-s - ,, .,. , , . L 1 -. - ' ' ' Q - . A I.,, fl fi.-5 - RRY' - -.. 1-'xzxf' 01... ' A .' Ns A 1 A . Q S ' l Dr. Brown lectures on the heart Sanford Dog Pound at C.C.T.l 48 FEA TURES . . . to help cement the relationship of knowledge in CO1'I'1Xl'1LU'l K. K - I I lx xx x X mf ? X 49 ity activities. The Miss CCTI contest was held November 1967 was a big factor in the ballot voting of Miss CC1 during school hours. The contestants were nom- After a final run off, she was crowned. inated by the student body. Personality and charm CONTESTANTS FOR MISS 6.6.T.I. J Y? Xl T? 71 Contestants for Miss C.C.T.l.: Seated, left to right: lst row, Gilda Matthews, Betty Liddlc, Barbara McClenney. Standing, 2nd row, Phyllis Thomas, Emmic Darden, Linda Pope. 3rd row, Martha Bcirnc, Diana Frost, Jill Stevens, Myra McNeil. 50 Students make use of C.C.T.I. Library - f3--1'-ii!! ' X M' 4- 0 X bw W 9 , Robert Sawyer, Learning Lab coordinator Learning Lab students 52 STUDENT GOVERNMENT Student Government Representatives: Seated: Jill Stevens, Marissa Seagroves, Linda Pope, Mart ha d S ' , J. M. Cheshire, Danny Glover, Mr. Flynt, Advisor, Beirne. Standing: Charles Parker, Fre plvey Larry Woodell, Henry Kennedy,Clinton Woody, Royce Davis, Ronnie Vaughn. ' it .. . Student Government Officers: Seated: Jill Stevens, Secretary and Treasurer. Standing: Royce Davis, President, J. M. Cheshire, Vice-President. 53 NEWSPAPER STAFF Newspaper Staff: Seated: Linda Moore, Emmie Darden, Willie Page. Standing: Mr. Aubrey R Flynt, Advisor, Fred Spivey: Royce Davisg J. M. Cheshire, Editor. GENCARO STAFF Cencaro Staff: Seated: Betty Liddle, Co-editor: Emmie Darden: Billie Pierce: Linda Moore Standing: Margaret Strotherg Martha Beirneg Willie Page: Tommy Beal: Jill Stevens, Co-editor Susan Barrett, Cowrditorq Mr. F. Hubert Gamer, Advisor. 54 BETTY UDDLE The Christmas Parade . 1. .-'67 Ei! ff- ,.-' x yd D Ed t t k Oh I 55 S512 .E 1, CARQLIIQ TICH 6 -y I A ...L -an u -.1 We can't do without Norman! vmslcm mam :X suvsnvusun 5 l -4 ..-qi Mr. Suddurth smile. Mr. Smith amd Mr. Petty, Custodians 56 New addition, someday. We solve our own disciplinary problems 57 ROBERTS COMPANY Sanford, North Carol inc: s 5 8 El-E ,,v:xgoni1:0,,f.9, lb sf 87 ' ' il C' og I - 0 4 ' 1 5 guvrsnrng lffrnicv-9' WAR . e ' Ie47lON MM'-'U Gold Medallion Consider the advantages of a Gold Medallion Home. Clean, flameless electricity keeps you warm and cooks your meals, heats the water and gives you light for living, and works in so many other ways to make housekeeping chores easier and living better. P.S. CPf1L'S rate for all-electric homes has been reduced four times since 1960. Electric living is cheaper than ever. lt's better, too. CAROLINA POWER B LIGHT COMPANY An investor-owned, laxpaying, public utility company Congratuiations from Sanlee Chevrolet America's J No. l Cars , I Caprice - Impala - Belair - Biscayne Corvett - Chevelle - Chevy ll - Camaro Corvair - Chevy Trucks, large or small Built by the No. l team -1-One Stop Service --- C3UCll'CllGI'1 Genuine NlOlI'1l'er1C1r1Ce Chevrolet Service Puffs Complete Financing and Insurance Used Cars Used Trucks Serving the Sanford area for over 30 yrs 526 Wicker St. Dealer No. 972 Phone No. 775-3332 Compliments of The King's Men KING ROOFING 81 MANUFACTURING CO. Sanford, North Carol ina A 31, comrnrrs Q Moron xsaunomc a cvs Auro mcmns snow hy Q U Central Electric Membership Corp. O Auto eLscmcAL -N Q seavncc A messes A COMPLETE AUTO - Owned by those it serves SUPPLY Q FAST SERVICE uf X , Se . vy yy rvnng 5 mul Electrically 775-4221 'U -. Lee Harnett 61 I I .I Chatham, Moore AUTU SUPPLY C ' ru' Gnd Randolph 133 N. Steele ix counties I lw I Compliments of The Worlds Leading Textile Machinery Manufacturer SACO-LOWELL SHOPS A Division of Maremont Corporation Sanford, N. C. 60 Compliments of Compliments of Pepsi-Cola Lee Ford Motor Co Co I523 South Horner Blvd. Phone 775-4823 Sanford, North Carolina Pepsi - for those who think young THE Q QAIROLINA BANK SANFORD, N. C. Formerly: Carolina Bank and Central Bank and Trust Company Member ot F.D.I.C. Aberdeen, Broadway, Carthage, Pinehurst, Sanford, Vass, West End EIGHT BANKING OFFICES OFFERING COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE WITH CONVENIENT LOCATION COVERING ALL OF LEE SIMOORE COUNTIES 61 COOPER OIL CO., INC. I 55552113 5522 'if2f 'fN 2525 ' Q A....... ef 2222 :as I E' L WAICHDOG SEIYICE For Radio Dispatched Service DIN- 24 lm. 775-2137 nunnsn on on NIGHT ggpvggg COOPER OIL CO., INC. Heating 81 Cooling Coniroctor 1207-A S. Horner Blvd. Sanford BUDD'S MASTER TIRE SERVICE Stacy Budd 4 I507 Lee Avenue Sanford, North Corolina Phone 775-4337 Joel Budd 62 ' M3 Fay's Sandwich Company gg ' V Q0 COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO S F d : Another N A I good point- good : drink Coke point I for a lift. LEE CABINET 8z STORE F IXTURE CO., Inc. MILLWORK BUILDING MATERIALS FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC APPLIANCES OFFICE cmd BUILDING SUPPLY DIVISION HWY. 421 N., TEL. 776 4IOI SHOP BRAGG and MATTHEWS STS. SANFORD N C TEL 775-5212 P O BOX 807 63 Compliments of Brown's Auto Supply Company fAny part for any carl Complete Machine Shop Service 30 Years of Experience 132-146 South Moore- Sanford, North Carolina Phone 775-3411 Dutch Farm Motel and Restaurant U. S. 51 South Sanford, North Carolina Phone 776-2414 Featuring Sunday Smorgasbord 12:00 - 2:00 5:30 - 8:00 Catering to all size parties 4-100 l Congratulations CC1'l Graduates Heins Telephone Company. Sewing Lee County and Surrounding Territory Since 1923 Exchanges Sanford - Broadway - Olivia Sanford, N. C. Compliments of Wilkinson Cadillac-Oldsmobile, Inc. 319 Wicker Street Sanford, North Carolina Phone 775-5437 1 Compliments of Line Construction, Inc. Power Line Construction Sports Lighting Sanford, North Carol ina Compliments of Red Wagon T Horner Blvd . Sanford, North Carolina Managers: Brenda and Gerald Rosser H 8. H AUTO PARTS CO. Your N-A-P-A JQBBER - A sooo MAN TO .,,,,i,,,,,r,.,.1,,,,,,,1,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, KNOW REPLACEMENT PARTS FOR ALL AUTOS - TRUCKS - TRACTORS COMPLETE AUTO MACHINE 5 0 SHOP SERVICE - SERVICE AND PARTS FOR BRIGGS 8. STRATTON - CLINTON TECUMSEI-I - IAUSON GASOLINE ENGINES 215 Carthage Ct. - Sanford, N. C. Southern National Bank of North Carolina Sanford, North Carolina HF Service None Better Steele St. lOO Wicker St Woodland Ave. DARRELL BYERLY, PHOTOGRAPHER 4 66 Phone: 775-4134 HOLT Perry Oil Co. TRUCK 8a TRACTOR CGMPANY lOl6 Horner Boulevard :1 RRf R'R'iR' s W Scmfofdf N Offh C0 fO'if1G Fuilmlilm r a . Mffil'-in-EAN lnternatl onal Trucks D ANTLRUST , A A lndustrial Tractors 8. Equipment P:2::i'liLi. SERVWE 0 111C U no Farmall Tractors piql HEATING ' Q and McCormick Farm Machines , 115-4315 0lLS i ' 776-2045. 5 The People Who Bri ng You Nahgffy Oli C0mR:ny The Machines That Work 1493 .,i., 'll' .A1,-.,,.1:::1:::,:::1:5:15:5gg.,:-.,:,.':::,,:,:,:g:r:g,g2g,grfglgi,-2--211:---g-1-5-1:fq-g.g-1 ' - , g-, '- I I JACK O. FARRELL, INC. General Contractor Phone: 776-5135 Sanford, N. C. A Member of the Associated General Contractors of America 67 CENTRAL CAROLINA T E CHN ICAL INSTITUTE DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY COLLEGES General Information Central Carolina Technical Institute was established as Lee County Industrial Educa- tion Center in 1961 and was given technical institute status by the State Board of Education on October 2, 1965. It is one of more than twenty such institutions, operated by a local board of trustees, and the State Department of Community Colleges. The purpose of the institute is to provide post-high school, vocational, and technical training, and general adult education for the residents of Central North Carolina. It is operated on a twelve months basis and is open from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. on weekdays. Programs of instruction for full-time students include: Associate Degree of Applied Science Programs are six quarters inlength and require a good academic background for successful completion. Theory and practice is given in mathematics, science, English, social science, and the area of specialization. Diploma Programs are four quarters to seven quarters in length. The emphasis is on practice in the shop, laboratory or field to develop necessary skills. Related work in science, mathematics, and English is included in the course of study. Tuition charges are 532.09 QSSO. 00 out of statej per quarter. Insurance is available for 352.50 per year. Books and supplies average about 530.00 making the total cost per quarter approximately 2565. 00 IS113. 00 Qut of statej. Lee County is located in the heart of North Carolina on the edge of the Piedmont and Sandhills section. Sanford, the county seat, is only 45 minutes from Raleigh, the state capital. Since the institute has no dormitories, housing can be arranged through the Student Personnel Office which maintains a list of approved accommodations. An open door admissions policy is in effect at CCTI. Selective placement in the various Curriculums will depend upon test results and amount of high school work completed. Persons wishing to enroll in courses should secure application blanks from their high school counselor or write: Director of Student Personnel, Central Carolina Technical Institute, Route 2, Box 27, Sanford, North Carolina 27330. 68 . w www 'w-.-m HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY , H fm on mm ED GGLUZYON, ZILFD CITY, N C