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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1969 volume:

r For Reference Not to be taken from this library V THIS IS DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE ST TUTE -0HAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE Dmm TECHNICAL institute TECHNICAL institute DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE “« « £« ,« mHAM technical institute DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE POST OFFICE BOX 11307 DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA 27703 ' fK 2 5 6 DEVELOPING SKILLS 7 8 APPLYING KNOWLEDGE 9 PREPARING FOR THE FUTURE 10 11 12 1969 WIDGET DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA 13 ■n ACCOUNTING-BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ' 4 16 STUDENTS MAJORING IN ACCOUNTING AND BUSI- NESS ADMINISTRATION INDUSTRIOUSLY ENCAGE IN PURSUIT OF A CAREER IN THE EXPANDING WORLD OF BUSINESS AND COM- MERCE. THE BUSINESS CUR- RICULUM PROVIDES A BROAD ARRAY OF LEARN- ING EXPERIENCES. EM- PLOYMENT DEMANDS RE- QUIRE SPECIALIZATION WHICH IS COMPREHENSIVE AND OF SUFFICIENT DEPTH IN THEORY AND APPLICA- TION. GRADUATES ARE WELL PREPARED TO MEET THE REALITIES AND CHAL- LENGES OF A HIGH COM- PETITIVE BUSINESS WORLD. 17 AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING- AUTOMOTIVE MECHANICS 18 THE COMPLEXITIES OF MODERN AUTOMOTIVE SYSTEMS REQUIRES COMPETENT ATTENTION FOR MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR. THE AUTOMOTIVE MECHANICS STU- DENTS AND AUTOMOTIVE ENGI- NEERING TECHNOLOGY STUDENTS RECEIVE EXPERIENCE NOT ONLY IN INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE WORK, BUT ARE CHALLENGED WITH WORK IN BRAKING SYSTEMS, AUTOMOTIVE AIR CONDITIONING, CHASSIS AND SUSPENSION SYSTEMS, AND POWER TRAIN SYSTEMS. THE AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING TECH- NOLOGY PROGRAM EMPHASIZES THE PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE ALONG WITH A SOLID FOUNDATION IN RE- LATED THEORETICAL PRINCIPLES. THE AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC STU- DENTS GET THE CONCENTRATED MULTI -SYSTEM EXPERIENCE WITH EXPOSURE TO SERVICING AND HUMAN RELATIONS. THE PROGRAMS ARE CONTEMPO- RARY WITH TODAY ' S MODERN TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCES. THE STUDENTS WORK IN ONE OF THE BEST EQUIPPED SHOPS IN THE STATE. 19 DENTAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY 20 CASTINGS, PARTIALS, INLAYS, PLASTER, TI- CONIUM, CROWN AND BRIDGE, ARTICULATORS . . . ONLY A FEW OF THE TECHNICAL TERMS WITH WHICH DENTAL LABORATORY TECHNOL- OGY MAJORS BECOME FAMILIAR. THE DTI PRO- GRAM PREPARES STUDENTS TO BECOME HIGHLY SKILLED MEMBERS OF THE DENTAL HEALTH TEAM WITH ONE OF MANY COMMERCIAL DENTAL LABORATORIES: WITH DENTAL CLINICS AND SCHOOLS: OR TO LATER ESTABLISH THEIR OWN DENTAL LABORATORY. DTI ' S DENTAL LABORA- TORY PROGRAM OWNS THE DISTINCTION OF BEING THE ONLY SUCH SCHOOL IN NORTH CARO- LINA AND ONE OF FEW IN THE NATION. WE ' RE PROUD OF THE EXCELLENT LABORATORY FA- CILITIES AND OUTSTANDING FACULTY. 21 22 TWO DIFFERENT PROGRAMS --ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING AND MECHANICAL DRAFTING --PROVIDE TRAINING FOR PERSONS TO WORK AS A DRAFTS- MAN. DRAFTING IS A LANGUAGE OR A MEANS OF COMMUNICATION. DRAFTING TRANSLATES AN ENGINEERING IDEA OR AN ARCHITECT ' S DESIGNS INTO LINES AND DIMENSIONS ON A PIECE OF PAPER. ATTENTION TO DETAIL IS A BASIC INGREDIENT FOR THE DRAFTSMAN AS HE PREPARES CLEAR, COMPLETE, AND ACCURATE DRAWINGS. WORK- ING FROM AN ARCHITECT ' S SKETCHES, THE ARCHI- TECTURAL DRAFTSMAN NEEDS A KNOWLEDGE OF CONSTRUCTION PRACTICES AND BUILDING MA- TERIALS. THE MECHANICAL DRAFTSMAN APPLIES HIS SKILL IN THE DRAWINGS OF MECHANICAL DE- VICES. STUDENTS SPEND MANY HOURS ON THE DRAWING BOARD SIMULATING ACTUAL WORKING CONDITIONS. 23 ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING 24 TODAY ' S MODERN TECHNOLOGICAL WORLD IS, IN LARGE MEASURE, A PRODUCT OF THE RAPID ADVANCEMENTS IN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY. ELECTRONICS TECHNICIANS SUPPLY MUCH OF THE KNOW-HOW IN PUTTING INTO PRACTICAL APPLICATION THE IDEAS AND DESIGNS OF SCIENTISTS AND DESIGNERS. WE ARE THE ENGINEER ' S RIGHT HAND . . . READY TO MAKE APPLICATION OF HIS THEORIES. DURHAM TECH ' S ELECTRONICS PROGRAM IS DIFFICULT, TO BE SURE, REQUIRING A VITAL INTEREST AND BACKGROUND IN MATHEMATICS AND PHYSICAL SCIENCE, AND MANY LONG HOURS OF CONCENTRATED STUDY. OUR FUTURE LOOKS BRIGHT INDEED IN TERMS OF EXCELLENT SALARIES, GOOD PROMOTIONAL POSSIBILITIES, AND VOCATIONAL SECURITY. WE ARE IN- DEED STANDING AT THE THRESHOLD OF SCIENTIFIC ACCOMPLISHMENTS YET VISIBLE ONLY THROUGH THE IMAGINATION. WE WILL MAKE A SIGNIFICANT CONTRIBUTION TO TECHNO- LOGICAL ADVANCEMENTS OF THE FUTURE. TRANSISTORS, PULSE CIRCUITS, RADAR, MICROWAVE, LASER BEAM . . . 25 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DTI ' S MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECH- NOLOGY STUDENTS ARE PREPARING TO BECOME MECHANICAL DESIGNERS AND JUNIOR ENGINEERS IN TAR HEEL INDUSTRY. MANY HOURS ARE SPENT IN THE STUDY OF MATHEMATICS AND PHYSICAL SCIENCE PLUS SUCH SUBJECTS AS DESIGN DRAFTING, STRENGTH OF MATERIALS, METALLURGY, AND HYDRAULICS. ENGINEERING TECH- NICIANS MUST ALSO POSSESS EFFECTIVE 26 COMMUNICATION ABILITY. FILLING A VITAL POSITION ON THE ENGINEERING TEAM, THE TECH- NICIAN WILL PERFORM MECHANICAL DESIGN BASED ON ENGINEERS ' ORIGINAL DESIGN CONCEPTS. HARD WORK, DETERMINATION, AND APTITUDE FOR SCIENCE AND MATHE- MATICS GOES A LONG WAY IN THIS FIELD. DRAFTING AND DESIGN GRADUATES PLAY A SIGNIFICANT VOCATIONAL ROLE IN ' THE CHANGING WORLD OF TODAY. 27 28 ALERTNESS, GOOD JUDGMENT, AND A SENSE OF RESPONSIBILITY ARE IMPORTANT ELEMENTS IN THE MAKEUP OF A PERSON TRAINING TO WORK IN NURSING. HEALTH CARE HAS BECOME A TEAM EFFORT, AND THE PRACTICAL NURSE FITS INTO THIS TEAM WHEREVER NURSING SERVICE IS PROVIDED. AN INTEGRAL PART OF NURSING IS SERVICE- -PROVIDING CARE FOR THE SICK. THE PRACTICAL NURSE EDUCATION PROGRAM AT DTI COMBINES CLASSROOM WORK WITH CLINICAL TRAINING. CLINICAL WORK IS DONE AT DUKE HOSPITAL. WHERE MANY OF THE STUDENTS ARE FINDING EMPLOYMENT UPON COMPLETION OF THE TRAINING PROGRAM. THE CLINICAL WORK PROVIDES THE STUDENT THE OPPORTUNITY TO APPLY THE TECHNIQUES LEARNED IN THE CLASSROOM. DTI HAS A ONE QUARTER NURSES ASSISTANT PROGRAM WHICH PROVIDES NURSING TRAINING FOR WORK IN HOSPITALS, CHILD CARE NURSERIES, NURSING HOMES AND HOME NURSING. 29 POLICE SCIENCE 30 LAW ENFORCEMENT TECHNIQUES HAVE EVOLVED FROM RATHER SIMPLE JOBS, REQUIRING SIMPLE QUALIFICATIONS, TO MORE COMPLEX ACTIVITIES REQUIRING A LARGE CAPACITY FOR HIGHLY SPECIALIZED KNOWLEDGE. DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE IN ITS TRAINING PROGRAM PROVIDES THE STUDENT WITH THE SKILLS KNOWLEDGES, AND ATTITUDES NECESSARY FOR EMPLOYMENT IN THE SPECIALIZED FIELD OF LAW ENFORCEMENT. FROM PSYCHOLOGY AND SOCIOLOGY TO TRAFFIC PLANNING AND CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION, POLICE SCIENCE STUDENTS LEARN WHAT IT TAKES TO DO THE JOB. MR. WADE DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE ' S FIRST FULL-TIME POLICE SCIENCE INSTRUCTOR JOINED THE FACULTY THIS YEAR. 31 32 THE AXIS UPON WHICH THE BUSINESS ORGANIZATION TURNS IS THE CAPABLE, DEDICATED SECRETARY. SHE CONSTANTLY REPRESENTS THE ORGANIZATION TO THE PUBLIC IT SERVES. SHE IS OFTEN THE CONTACT POINT BETWEEN OTHERS AND HER EMPLOYER. THE IMPRES- SION SHE CREATES IS HIGHLY SIGNIFICANT AND ENDURING. SHE REP- RESENTS HER EMPLOYER IN PERSON, IN WRITING, AND ON THE TELE- PHONE. HER CONTRIBUTIONS TOWARD A DESIRABLE IMPRESSION ARE A PLEASING PERSONALITY, LOYALTY, A SINCERE INTEREST IN HER TASK, AND CONSIDERABLE SECRETARIAL ABILITY ' TO CAPABLY’ PER- FORM A MYRAID OF TASKS. 33 LEARNING LABORATORY THE LEARNING LABORATORY BECOMES A LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER FOR STUDENTS AT DTI. THE LEARNING LAB CONSISTS OF SELF- TEACHING MATERIALS IN SUBJECTS RANGING FROM FIRST GRADE THROUGH HIGH SCHOOL AND SOME COLLEGE LEVEL COURSES. STUDENTS CAN AUGMENT THE INSTITUTE ' S REGULAR CURRICULUMS THROUGH THE PROGRAMMED MATERIALS IN THE LEARNING LAB. BY THE USE OF SELF-TEACHING MATERIALS, ADULTS CAN COMPLETE ADULT HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA PRO- GRAM. IN ADDITION TO THE LEARNING LAB AT DTI, LABORATORIES ARE OPERATED IN ROXBORO, HENDERSON, AND HILLSBOROUGH. 34 ; DEVELOPMENTAL STUDIES PROGRAM THE INSTITUTE OFFERS A SPECIALIZED PROGRAM FOR STUDENTS WHOSE LEVEL OF ACHIEVEMENT INDICATES THAT AN INDIVIDUAL APPROACH TO THE ATTAIN- MENT OF THEIR EDUCATION GOALS IS DESIRABLE. STU- DENTS ARE SELECTED FOR THIS PROGRAM WHOSE HIGH SCHOOL RECORD, ENTRANCE TESTS SCORES, AND INFORMATION GAINED BY INTERVIEW WOULD IN- DICATE THE LIKELIHOOD OF DIFFICULTY WITH THE COURSE WORK ASSOCIATED WITH THE CURRICULUM FOR WHICHt APPLIED. 35 37 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION THE STUDENT ASSOCIATION AT DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE HAS THE FOLLOWING STATED PURPOSES: COORDINATING STU- DENTS ACTIVITIES . . . PRO- VIDING PROCEDURAL GUIDES FOR CREATING NEW ORGANI- ZATIONS FOR STUDENTS . . . PROVIDING AN OPPORTUNITY FOR STUDENT PARTICIPATION IN MAKING POLICIES CONCERN- ING STUDENT ACTIVITIES . . . PROVIDING A FRAMEWORK WITH- IN WHICH STUDENTS MAY WORK TO IMPROVE THE SCHOOL . . . SERVING AS AN AGENCY TO STIMULATE CIVIC RESPONSI- BILITY, PROFITABLE USE OF LEISURE TIME AND A SPIRIT OF FELLOWSHIP AMONG STUDENTS. DURING THE YEAR, THE STU- DENT COUNCIL SPONSORED A BLOOD DRIVE AMONG STUDENTS WITH THE VISIT OF THE DURHAM CHAPTER OF THE AMERICAN RED CROSS. 38 39 40 DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTES FIGHTING GAMECOCKS SERVED NOTICE, IN THIS ITS SECOND YEAR OF COMPETITION, THAT THEY WILL BE HARD TO HANDLE ON THE HARD WOOD IN COMING SEASONS. THIS YEAR FOUND THE GAMECOCKS IN A DEEP FREEZE AS TO THE FIRST FEW GAMES. HOWEVER, OUR ROUND - BALLERS WON SEVEN OUT OF THE LAST TEN GAMES AND BARELY MISSED A PLAYOFF BERTH IN THE DURHAM CITY LEAGUE. LIGHLIGHTS FOR THE YEAR WERE TWO WINS OVER TECHNICAL INSTITUTE OF ALAMANCE AND THE YOUNG CLUB WENT ON TO POST AN 8-9 RECORD. COACH HOLMAN PREDICTS STRONG PERFORMANCE WITH THE SCHOOLS EXPANDING ATHLETIC PROGRAM COUPLED WITH THE RETURN OF SEVERAL KEY PERFORMERS. 41 CAMPUS PROVIDES SETTING FOR STUDYING AND RELAXATION 42 43 SECOND YEAR DEGREE STUDENTS Leland Bailey Vern Bell Larry Blackwell Emma Brown Gerald Brown Auto. Tech. Auto. Tech. Dental Sec. Sci. Elect. Eng. Johnnie Brown Vernon Bullock Ned O. Carson Kay Chambers Bernice Chavis Sec. Sci. Bus. Adm. Dental Sec. Sci. Sec. Sci. Roy Clark Douglas Council Virginia Council Mary DeBlanc Jerry Dorsett Auto. Tech. Bus. Adm. Accounting Sec. Sci. Dental 46 SECOND YEAR STUDENTS REACHING DEGREE GOAL Robert Moss Donna Parker Larry Patton Robert Perkins David Reid Accounting Sec. Science Dental Accounting Accounting joe Roghelia Clifton Sykes Barbara Smith Henry Stuart Mary Thompson Elect. Eng. Dental Sec. Science Dental Sec. Science James Vance Dental Wayne Whitt Bus. Admin. Michael Wiggins Dental Thomas Wilkins Elect. Eng. William Winston Auto. Tech. 49 DEGREE STUDENTS SEEK SPECIALIZED CAREER Sam Anderson Dental Wilbur Askey Auto. Tech. Ada Barbee Sec. Science Mary Bass Sec. Science Claude Bell Bus. Admin. Aurthur Blair Bus. Admin. June Bower Elect. Eng. Ronnie Brown Police Science R. T. Bryant Police Science Jessie Burwell Bus. Admin. Randy Chase Bus. Admin. Jim Cooper Dental Tom Covington Mech. Eng. Ken Crabtree Elect. Eng. James Currie Mech. Eng. Dana Davis Dental R. B. Day Police Science G. H. Dickerson Dental William Epley Dental Steve Ferrell Bus. Admin. 50 Marvin Fisher Elect. Eng. Marcella Francis Sec. Science James Fuller Police Science Woody Giles Elect. Eng. Dalton Gillis Auto Tech. Don Glisson Bus. Admin. A. J. Green Police Science Ron Greene Accounting Ish Gregory Elect. Eng. James Hall Dental Jerry Hanks Accounting Michael Hanks Bus. Admin. Carolyn Harris Bus. Admin. 51 Dennis Harris Bus. Admin. Gary Harris Mech. Eng. Valinda Harris Sec. Science Vernon Hartman Elect. Eng. Earl Harward Mech. Eng. Eric Haskins Elect. Eng. Mildred Hawley Sec. Science Becky Hayes Accounting Ann Hicks Accounting Worth Hill Police Science Frank Huff Bus. Admin. Lester Huffines Dental Larry Hunsucker Auto Tech. 52 Naomi Jamison Acc . Ronald Jones Auto Tech Dianne Keith Acc. Nilson Kerr D.S.P. J. H. Kilderhouse D.L.T. Jimmy King B. A. Bucky Lester B. A. Ernest Lipcons Acc . Kay Livingston Mech. Eng. Larry P . Mahan D.L.T. Jacquline McLaurin S.S. Walter McLean D.L.T. Norman Margolis B. A. Larry Mayo D.L.T. Frank Mixon D.L.T. Dwayne Morrison D.L.T. Mike Mosley D.L.T. Callie Newman B. A. Hugh Norfleet D.L.T. Ronnie Oaten D.L.T. 53 Jim O ' Neil Bus. Admin. Roger Parker Dental Frank Pendergraft Accounting Derrick Perkins Elect. Eng. Roy Pettiford Bus. Admin. Ted Pettiford Bus. Admin. Roddy Porter Bus. Admin. Ray Preddy Bus. Admin. Dan Reeves Elect. Eng. Jackie Reynolds Dental Gloria Roseman Sec. Science Amelia Roundtree Sec. Science Pat Segnere Dental David Smith Auto Tech. David Smith Police Science Nell Smith Sec. Science Ken Stone Accounting John Sumney Police Science Linda Tedder Sec. Science Marshall Thompson Police Science 54 Moris Thompson D.L.T. Paul Thorpe Elt. I Charles Townsend B. A. Larry Wagner B. A. Cecil White Elt. I Phil Wiggins Police Science James Wilkerson B. A. Clarence Williams D.L.T. Joseph Williams Mech. Eng. Jimmy Wilson Acc . Tommy Yarborah B. A. Florine Drew S.S. 55 VOCATIONAL STUDENTS e Barbra Adams N. A. Etta Adams P.N. David Aiken Alberta Atwater Auto. Mech. P.N. Bettye Atwater P.N. Jethro Barber D.S.P. Davis Bawrbon N. A. Pearl Bishop P.N. Doletha Blake P.N. Louis Bobbitt P.N. 56 Danny Bullock Auto. Mech. Ed Bullock Auto. Mech. Eugene Bullock Auto. Mech. George Bullock Dorothy Cameron Lois Cameron Linda Clark Auto. Mech. N.A. P.N. P.N. Louise Clark N.A. Mary Clay P.N. Bill Cleeves Cornell Cooper Arch. Draft. P.N. Bert Corredor Arch. Draft. Emma Credle P.N. Patricia Crocker N.A. Kenneth Davis Arch. Draft. Joyce Dean P.N. Judy Durham D.S.P. Hazel Easterling P.N. 57 Ethel Eatman N. A . Birdine Edwards P.N. Shirley Ellerbe P.N. Rudolph Estes P.N. Nat Eubanks D.S.P. Ruth Farrington Faye Garrett P.N. P.N. Henry Garrett Donnie Gupton Ann Hackney Lizzie Hargrove D.S.P. Auto. Mech, N.A. P.N. 58 Paul Keith Patricia Kelly Auto. Mech. P.N. Lynwood Kithel Barbara Leathers Auto. Mech. P.N. Pauline Lewis N. A. 59 Pearl McPhatten Veronica Mcpherson P.N. D.S. Ethel Minter P.N. Elizabeth Mitchell P.N. Delois Page P.N. Edward Parker Auto Mech Ruby Peace P.N. Alonzo Pegram Roger Perkinson Auto Mech Auto Mech E wight Phillips Emma Patterson Arch. Drafting N.A. Minnie Poteat P.N. Mattie Pratt P.N. Peggy Rogland D.S.P. k Billie Rogers P.N. Dianne Rhodes N.A. Judy McCollum P.N. Rosita Robertson P.N. 60 Norman Stroud P.N. Ethel Spain P.N. Billy Smith Wayne Smith Auto. Tech. Arch. Draft. Mattie Smith P.N. Mable Scurlock P.N. Angeliae Scott P.N. Laura Saunders N. A. Mary Satterfield P.N. Georgia Taylor P.N. Carolyn Terrell P.N. Theodora Thompson P.N. Brenda Timberlake Hilda Tinnen Evelynne Turrentine Billy Usry P.N. P.N. P.N. Arch. ' Draft. Floyd Walker Mech. Draft. Marian Webb N. A. Laverne Whitted N. A . Alice Rivers N. A. 61 Administration DIRECTING THE OPERATION: EDUCATION FOR THE ADVANCING WORLD OF TECHNOLOGY Harold K. Collins President 64 Jerome R. Worsley Vocational- Technical Director Clyde P. Richman Registrar Lowell A. Speight Director , Continuing Education K. ' P. Lineberger, Jr. Admissions Director 65 Ronald H. Hilbert Associate Director Con- tinuing Education Jerry S. McDaniel Director of Guidance Kyle S . Jones Director, Student Personnel Services Fenner Boyd, Jr. Associate Director Con- tinuing Education Mrs. Ann Warren Jones Guidance Counselor Natalie Edwards Secretary Mary King Secretary Doris Mangum Secretary Linda Goswick Secretary Ann Latta Secretary Jenene Morris Secretary Nancy Carpenter Typist Janie Harris Secretary Patricia McCullen Secretary William Gregory Production Helen Laws Secretary Sandra Owen Receptionist 66 John M. Johnson Director, Instructional Materials Barbara Ferrell Asst. Librarian Bernard Haugen Supervisor, M.D.T.A. Stanley Epstein Counselor, M.D.T.A. Emma P . Crump Secretary, M.D.T.A. Bessie F. Marshall Bookstore GennieV. McLeod Maid Walter Barbee Head Custodian 67 Faculty: TRANSLATING PROCEDURES AND TECHNIQUES TO STUDENTS IN A TECHNICAL AGE Nancy D. Avery Instructor, DSP Alexander Bott Instructor, Business Adm. Louise Beard Instructor, Practical Nurse George E. Bock Instructor, Mechanical Eng. Ernest Badgett Instructor, DSP John Christopher Instructor, Math- Physics Anthony Brannon Bill R. Cates Instructor, Police Science Instructor, Business Adm. 68 Anton L. deBruyne Instructor, Electronic Eng. H. L. Garrard Instructor, Mechanical Eng. Ruby Dasher Coordinator, Learning Lab JohnE. Gilmore Instructor, Automotive Esther Hodges Instructor, Secretarial Sci. Euell Gene Goss Instructor, Business Adm- inistration Dr. Joseph Cline Instructor- - Physics Ruth Cordle Instructor- - Secretarial Science Donald Farthing Instructor, DSP Bobby Holman Instructor, Accounting Albert Jernigan Instructor, Business Adm. Gwendolyn Jones Instructor, Nurses Assistant Dr. James Overberger Instructor, Dental Labo- ratory Georgia Jones Instructor, Practical Nurse H. R. McDaniel Instructor, Mechanical Eng. J. T. Patrick Instructor, Drafting 70 Stacy L. Peck Instructor, English William Rodgers Instructor, Dental Labo- ratory Carl Riddle Instructor, Automotive Charles Sipple, III Instructor, Dental Labo- ratory Pat Smith Robert Thompson Instructor, Practical Instructor, English Nurse 71 Exploration of the full range of his own potentialities is not something that the self-renewing man leaves to the chances of life. It is something he pursues systematically, or at least avidly, to the end of his days. John W. Gardner 72 Durham Technical Institute Remove from I