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

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 •Mmmm BOARD OF TRUSTEES 4„vI tomi ’i ,v Dr, Sherwood Githens, Jr, Mr. James I. Bolden •, M.' v ’ Mr. Sherrill R. High m ' vy Dr. E. Towson Moore Mr. George W. Newton Mr. Robert L. Lyon sv i!- :.i'A i' an i. i i m mm ■ XT V: -- •m, Mrs, Marie J. Speigner FI Mr. Nathaniel B. White Mr. Edward S. Ramsey, Jr mii vf ■ 1 s.;. 1111111 •: IkK. ’ Not Pictured Not Pictured o j..v Mr. Gregory Blake Student Government Association • - • rl Mr. E.L. Phillips Chairman (Picture not shown) Dr. W. Kimball Griffin Mr. Byron K. Hawkins (Picture not shown)

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...mmmmsi , ill iplfH ' ■fw£ ■4 « u » IcUKJil 113 , Ed. 0$ it i a|dl iS» •' : . .... Arthur Clifton Hood, Jr. Candidate for Ed. D., at Duke University M. Ed., North Carolina B.A., Catawba College Dr. Phail Wynn, Jr. Ed. D., North Carolina State University M. Ed., University of North Carolina Randall S. Cain Candidate for Ed. D., at N.C. State University M. Ed., North Carolina State University B.S.B.A., East Carolina University B.A., University of Oklahoma

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A Letter from the SGA President The 1979-80 Yearbook is one to remem- ber. It is preeminent in bridging the gap between student apathy and the Durham Technical Institute Student Government Associations slogan and aggression to “Growing Bigger by Serving Better.” In our efforts to grow we believe that a step on the stone in achieving community college status would serve as a con- tributing factor in setting Durham Technical Institute in a passition of strength. Administration, faculty staff, and above all the students (collectively) should strive for it until its implementa- tion in our institution. Indeed, congratulations is in order to the “Yearbook Staff” and its Editor-in- chief: Gary Jenkins. They have marveled the campus with excitement and interest in their endeavor towards its success. The 1979-80 Yearbook is unique in that it is the first one of its kind for Durham Tech in seven years. I would like to extend my warm deepest appreciation to Gary for rendering his diligent services in coor- dinating the quality and quantity of this book. The Yearbook Staff deserves a standing ovation for its demonstrated mark of excellence. “Administration month of November 1979” and this Yearbook should serve as a memorial in the history of the Student Government Association and Durham Technical Institute. Both of these ac- tivities should be ongoing annually. Gregory Blake 8