Durham Technical Institute - Technician / Widget Yearbook (Durham, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1967 volume:

THE WIDGET 1966 - 67 DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA widget: 1. a usually small device, contrivance, or mechanical part (as a fitting or attachment); specifically a small cylinder container for carrying messages (as of stock exchange transactions) through pneumatic tubes; 2. an unnamed article considered for purposes of hypothetical example, as the typical product of a company, .. 2 CONTENTS . . .Administration Faculty. . . . . .Classes Activities. . . i .Candid Shots A dvertisem ents. 3 Dedication Cloice M. Burrell As editor of The Widget, it is my privilege and pleasure to write this dedication. Working on the annual these past months has brought my staff and me into close contact with many of our administrators and faculty members. Consequently, we have reached the sincere conclusion that Mr. Cloice Burrell is a most worthy man for the dedication of this book. This is being written as my own personal opinion, but it could be the feelings of any student who has had any association with Mr. Burrell. On many occasions I have entered his office with various problems. Without fail, he would lay aside whatever he was doing at the time, and offer his help in the solution of these problems. I have never found him unwilling to assist anyone, with every means within his power. In conclusion, I encourage those of you who do not know Mr. Burrell, to make an effort to do so. I am sure you will find him a helpful friend, just as I have. William B. Whorton Editor 4 ADMINISTRATION 5 Board of Trustees Robert L. Lyon, Chairman Ernest G. Andrews 6 George W. Newton Edward L. Phillips 7 Harold K. Collins, President Bernard Haugen Director Evening Institute Thomas E. Glass, Jr. Business Manager 8 Instructional Services J. M. Lowder, Jr. Director Vocational-Technical Division Jerome R. Worsley Director Continuing Education David H. Bland Rupert H. Marsh Supervisor Extension Education Supervisor Adult Basic Education 9 Library Services Lowell A. Speight Director Library Services Student Personnel Services Kyle S. Jones Director Student Personnel Cloice M. Burrell Counselor 10 Secretaries Mrs® Cherrie M. Knight 11 Miss Linda C. Ray Bookstore, Building And Grounds Mrs. Annie B. Scoggins Manager Book Supply Store Walter B. Barbee Head Custodian 12 FACULTY Frederick L. Beyer Drafting Anton L. deBruyne Electronics Engineering Technology 14 John E. Gilmore, Jr. Automotives Miss Ruth Cordle Secretarial Science Mrs. Barbara M. Erger Practical Nursing Euell Gene Goss Business Administration Paul M. Gray Electronics Engineering Technology Mrs. Esther W. Hodges Secretarial Science 15 Hyland R. McDaniel Mechanical Engineering Technology Lee R. Morris Fundamentals Learning Laboratory James T. Patrick Drafting Stacy L, Peck Business Administration-English 16 Edwin L. Reitsma Dental Laboratory Technology William C« Riddle, Jr. Automotives E. Stanley Rowand Dental Laboratory Technology Dr. Theodore C. Sample Dental Laboratory Technology William H. Scott Physics Robert M. Thompson Communicative Skills 17 Mack P. Trent, Jr. George K. Williams Fundamentals Learning Laboratory Mathematics . .Sally had one apple, Billy gave her two apples. How many apples did Sally have? M 18 CLASSES 19 Automobile Mechanics Vern Stanley Bell Durham David Earl Bright Durham Permenas Samuel Bullock Manson Roy Frank Clark Durham Richard Clegg Durham William Solomon Egerton Franklinton Calvin Hoyle Hester Oxford Amos Alarie Johnson Winter Haven, Florida Robert Glenn Misenheimer, Jr. Durham 20 Drafting, building Trades Option Nicholas Michael Donlick Vestal, New York Dennis Walter Greenhill Durham Kyle Tyler Love Collinsville, Virginia James Larry Poole Durham Charles Alfred Rigsbee Durham Fred Moesser Schwarz Durham Clifton Talmadge Thomas, Jr. Durham Daniel Butler Walke Kittrell James Anderson Walker Chapel Hill James Burke Williams Butner Kenneth Wilson Durham 21 Practical Nursing Graduates Annie Bernice Alston Mebane Dovie Barbee Durham Patricia Ellen Brunson Durham Shirley Jean Cates Durham Hilda Mae Coble Mebane Margie Marie Dunnegan Durham Ethel Lee Gibson Durham Leola Janette Harris Bunlevel Ruthie Demetrious Harris Durham Georgianna Gamble Hundley Durham Amelia Ann Johnson Roxboro Margaret Ann Mack Hillsborough 22 Mary Ann Milford Durham Juanita Annie Miller Durham Virginia Green Pearce Roxboro Martis Teresa Perry Durham Sandra Jean Pratt Durham Hazel Lee Quick Durham Dorothea Lyon Reddrick Durham Louise Lowe Roberts Durham Carolyn Jean Rogers Durham 23 BBB01 ms fi $5 1 v 5 S 4 E Janice Jean Rowland Durham Blanche Sutton Samuel Durham Laura Gordon Sw inton Durham Lutitia Thompson Durham Willie Lee Watkins Durham Dorothy Holland Weaver Durham 24 Practical Nursing Fall Class Shelia Ann Burnette Bynum Valeria Yvonne Clegg Durham Brenda Joyce Couch Chapel Hill Gladys Freeman Gill Durham Helen Reed Hines Chapel Hill Willie Mae Hines New Bern Clarice Blalock Jeffries Chapel Hill Lillie Marie Jones Durham Wanda Elaine McAdoo Efland Bonnie Maureen Patt Mt. Vernon, New York Muzetta Rush Pettiford Rockingham Paulette Richmond Durham 25 Minnie McGregor Royster Durham Marva Bullock Singletary Durham Penelope Deane Trussell Wilmington Elizabeth Frierson Turner Durham Clara Evans Vanderbilt Durham Leola Breeze Villines Hillsborough Loletha Bridgers Ward Durham Kate Williams Watson Durham 26 Business Administration First Year Reginald Scott Allred Durham Milton Bernard Austin Durham Woodrow Edward Browning, Jr. Durham Vernon L, Bullock Manson Richard Randolph Byrd Durham George Bradsher Carver Roxboro Allen Taylor Clack Longhurst Alfred Bazley Clayton Roxboro John Wayne Dickerson Durham Pete Charles Goswick Durham Charles Graves Roxboro Robert Stewart Harvell Oxford 27 Raymond L. Hayes Heflin, Alabama Carolyn Holman Durham Larry Nathaniel Holman Durham Lee Johnson, Jr. Durham Calvin Jones Durham Donnie William Lassiter Durham i 28 Benjamin McCoy Roxboro Jack Edward Metcalf Durham Helen Brooks Murray Butner Glenda Pettiford Durham Michael Gerald Pope Durham Donald Wade Ray Raleigh James Reaves Durham Ralph Lee Rogers Durham Hal Joel Royster, Jr. Durham Dwight Tyrone Spann Durham Richard Stallings Durham Stephen Grover Stigall Virgilina, Virginia 29 Athalene Sylvia Taylor Raleigh Gregory Bernard Vaughan Durham Addie Junior Wade Clover, Virginia Ernest Michael Walker Roxboro Alice Young Williams Durham Ida Marie Willis New Bern Business Administration Graduates Harry Dix Durham Carlton Mclver Evans Durham James Reginald Horton Roxboro Dental Laboratory Technology First Year James Ellard Carver Southern Pines Samuel Lawrence Cavanaugh Rose Hill Mark Daniel Currin Oxford James Robert Erb Hanover, Pennsylvania John Charles Henthorne, Jr. New Wilmington, Pennsylvania Craig James Kielich Buffalo, New York Mark Philip Kielich Buffalo, New York John Charles Kramm Dearborn, Michigan William Hal Morrison Chapel Hill Michael John Reskovac Monaca, Pennsylvania Willie Marvin Roberts Durham David Ward Shade Mt. Gilead, Ohio 31 Richard Nye Somerville Williamsport, Pennsylvania Fredrick G. Sorrell Durham Ronald D. Tomamichel Milford, Ohio Michael Delmar Usuka Wiconisco, Pennsylvania James Wesley Wallace Weldon Frank McKinley Whitfield Durham Dental Laboratory Technology Graduates Russell William Burns Buffalo, New York Albert Francis Freund, Jr. Greensboro Scott Mallon Gesell Chapel Hill Vance Douglas High Creedmoor Clifton Fontaine Hobgood Oxford Richard Thomas Kale Chapel Hill Robert Clay Mason Portland, Oregon Robert Charles Ryan Hagerstown, Maryland Edgar Gene Smoak Butner L. S. Stilley Florence, South Carolina Ronald Lee Trotter Durham William Bruce Whorton Portsmouth, Virginia 33 Electronics Engineering Technology First Year Alfred Moye Bennett New Bern Robert Douglas Dixon Durham James Robert Harris Littleton Marvin McClain Durham Philip Earl Stancil Durham 34 Electronics Engineering Technology Graduates Jorge Luis Amigo Durham Dale Monroe Fox Durham John Frank Homola Cedar Grove Robert Edward McAdams Durham 35 Jay Hugh Scales Durham Mechanical Engineering Technology First Year Linwood Bridges Durham Norman Thomas Brockwell Durham James Monroe Cottle Cary Theodore Ray Currin Virgilina, Virginia William Edward Fritz Durham Richard Clarence Gerling Durham Wayne Howard Hammack Durham Kenneth Earl Hopson Durham 30 Harold Justice Durham Tommie Lee Markham Raleigh James Pleasants Miles, Jr, Durham 37 Mechanical Engineering Technology Graduates Arthur Leroy Bell Virgilina, Virginia Bennett Leak Hightower Oxford David Earl Hill Durham Walter Kerry McDade Durham Richard Wesley Tunstall Durham William Frazier Vaughan Virgilina, Virginia 38 i Secretarial Science First Year Marietta Allen Morrisville Barbara Jean Alston Durham Naomi DeBlanc Ange Durham Veronica Elaine Bunn Durham Margorie Cameron Durham Linda Lee Christensen Durham Edna Rheumell Council Chapel Hill Mary Ann Dillehay Durham Jo Ann Dority Hillsborough Bobbie Sprouse Hokanson Hillsborough Celestine Jones Hillsborough Shelia Devine Jones Durham 39 Betty Merrell Koontz Chapel Hill Helen Roberts Laws Hillsborough Magnolia Pettiford Durham VaLinda Christine Saunders Durham Joanne Scott Durham Shellie Ray Smith Durham Lovie Barbee Trice Durham Roberta Hicks Wilson Durham 40 ____JL Secretarial Science Graduates Sandra Kay Cross Durham Joyce Murray Harris Durham Carol Anne Johnson Durham Edna McKinnon Durham 41 Transportation and Maintenance Alston Maynard Atkins Durham Larry Edward Holeman Durham Civil Engineering Technology ACTIVITIES Student Government Richard T. Kale President Harry Dix Vice-President Carol Anne Johnson Secretary Kyle S. Jones Administrative Advisor Dennis Greenhill Treasurer 44 Seated, Fred Schwarz, Dft. B. T. O.; Linda Christensen, S. S. I.; Tommy Markham, MEDI; Standing, Phil Stancil, E. E. I; Calvin Hester, Auto,; Bill Whorton D.L. T. II; John Metcalf, B. A. I OPEN LETTER TO THE STUDENT BODY The Student Government of 1966-67 almost wasn't. It appeared, for a time, that the government which was started in the 1965-66 school year would not survive. If it had not been for the persistance and cooperation of the staff and faculty of Durham Technical Institute, especially Mr. Kyle Jones, the Student Government would have died a silent death. Under the direction of Mr. Jones, each department was asked to select a representative for the Student Government. Since the original government had been dissolved before the end of the 1965-66 school year, this year's government started from scratch. By the selection of representatives from each department the nucleus of the government was formed. The new government started with the by-laws of the past government. We were all in agreement that they were excellent and that no major changes were needed. Under these laws the government very reluctantly selected a slate of officers for the 1966-67 school year. Our purpose or aim was not to comer the government for ourselves. It seemed to be the best means for getting the government functioning again as soon as possible. Your government's hope is that we did not violate your trust by doing so. The government's accomplishments were not as many as we would have liked. We did, however, make some advancements; the most important of which was to establish a channel of communication between the students and the faculty and staff, Unfortunately, this channel was not utilized to its fullest, but at least it is a start. Also, the school, through the Student Government, did establish a sports program which will function through the Durham Recreation Department. At this writing, your government is in the process of initiating a school newspaper. We hope to be in publication by the spring quarter. The school is experiencing growing pains as everyone can see. Many of the goals that the government would have liked to accomplish this year can better be done in the future due to the acquisition of more space, which will be incorporated in the new building for such purposes. Elections for the 1967-68 school year will soon be forth coming. Your government urges you to give careful thought and consideration to the candidates who will be running for office, for it is through these officers that the government must function. It is this government's hope and plea that you as future students will insist on a solid student government. It is your government and only you can make it work. 45 Richard T. Kale Student Government President Annual Staff Bill Whorton, Editor Naomi Ange, Assistant Editor 46 Linda Christensen Scott Gesell Mark Kielich Russ Bums Jim Erb Craig Kielich Fred Schwarz Harry Dix Hal Morrison 47 Kneeling, Gene Goss, coach; Jerry Smith; Harry Dix; Larry Holman; Ronnie Brunson; Standing Larry Poole; Doug High; Ted Pettiford; Charles Rigsbee; Ron Tomamichel; Henry Harris 48 49 Athletic Council Thomas Glass; E. Stanley Rowand; Billy R. Cates, Chairman; Doug High; Harry Dix 50 51 OK, the answers are True, False, True, True, False, True, False, False, True, True, True, False. Please Mr. Collins, it's my turn to ride. Chemistry classes will now be held in room 82. ... and $2. 00 on Pretty Lady in the fifth race. Who’se been eating my porridge? 52 Does any one have a Monday, Monday... ... and now for my next Band-Aid? trick... I Now where do you put the paper in. Three eggs, one cup of flour... This is only a warning. Next time you park like that it will cost you $3.00. .. . ah now, red carpeting or blue and white carpeting? 53 What do you mean I should wear garters. Here's to those who wish us well And all the rest may go to-----. Mr, Clean gets rid of dirt and grime and grease in just a minute. •. Wake up, it's your move. 54 I ... and now for our Physical Therapy Class... Alright, I'll wash, you two dry. They want air conditioning in December? Now listen here Mack... salesman who. . . 55 Mrs. Scoggins, what did you put in that Coke ? ... and the quarterback fades back for a pass,.. They'll probably go on talking about Coke all day. i 56 First door on your left next to the lounge Well, the dam thing worked this morning OOOOH Babeeee Belly-bumping in DLT e 13 4x +3T(77w-3p+201xi) + x =1 7yi See, it's as simple as that. Working their way through school. Hey, whatcha doin’? 57 Hey, play that new one by the Stones There must be an easier way to crack walnuts Dam if I know! Brownie Points If you can't brush after meals, chew Dentine Chewing Gum. No wonder you couldn't work the problems, you have the wrong crib sheet. How am I going to make six spades and you don't have any trumps, Dummy? Is this going to hurt, Doc? 58 Who took that jack? Frankly, all it needs is a new rubber band. But have you tried a man's deodorant? This is the best picture I've ever had made. Who dropped this toupee in the coffee pot? 59 A S D F space J KL ; Break 55 minutes, Lab 5 minutes Old Man Adams, the sourest man in town Join the Metrecal for lunch bunch What else did you learn in Good Lord, I dropped my wallet in the... ! yoga? There are those who also serve, who only sit and wait. Let’s see, is this the button that starts WW III? 60 Hold still, there’s a mosquito on your forehead 61 J. A. Majors Company Medical and Nursing Books of alI Publishers 139 Forrest Avenue, N. E. Atlanta, Georgia 30303 Telephone: 524-5874 62 Southern Photo Print Supply Company Everything for the Engineer, Architect and Artist GREENSBORO, N. C. Drafting and Surveying Equipment Artist Supplies - Reproductions Surveying Instrument Repairs Branches WINSTON-SALEM FAYETTEVILLE HIGH POINT DURHAM TICONIUM COMPANY 413 North Pearl Street Al bany, N . Y . sends its congratulations and best wishes to Durham Technical Institute 63 SOU LED UNDE AUTHORITY Of THE COCA-COIA COMPANY ft r 64 We, of the annual staff, would like to thank those members of the administration and faculty who have been most cooperative in the production of this annual. We are especially grateful to Mr. Cloice Burrell and Mr. Kyle Jones, without whose help and understanding, this annual would never have been possible. The Annual Staff 65 , ■ t. 1 • ■jam . O .tv .N. 4. .