Fayetteville Technical Community College - Technikos Yearbook (Fayetteville, NC)

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BUSINESS EDUCATION FACULTY William O, Cameron Walter McD, Croom Steve M, Gatyas Mr. B. M. Swinson, Chairman of the Business Education Division, also teaches and demonstrates the complex operation of the many business machines used in modern business and industry. Thomas J. Hall James M. Johnson Linda R. Lee Ada W,. Watson 15

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GENERAL EDUCATION FACULTY Larry T. Jones William P. Lewis James B. Parker Mm Arthur T, Cavano Mr. Roger C. Johnson, Chairman of the General Education Division, finds the administrative duties required to coordinate the General Education Division with the Technical, Business, and Vocational Education Divisions keeps him busy. He also teaches Communicative Skills, Abram C, Stephenson Thomas L, Strickland 14 Stacey H. Johnson Charles E. Koonce Graves H. MéDowall Edward A. Warner

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LIBIRAIRY 16 All it takes to make a Library out of a scattered collection of books and reference materials are the physical arrangements, the application of modern techniques of library organization and management, alittle cooperation from students and administration, — and work, says Miss Betty Williamson, Librarian (left), We think the last ingredient makes the dif- ference!! Due to her efforts behind the Librarians' desk, our F.T.I. Library is second to none; but it” was not always so. In 1961, the book collection numbered only a few hundred volumes scattered in various classrooms and instructors' offices. Today, we have spacious seating for 42 students at library tables, a recreational reading area, and open stack shelving for about 10,000 volumes. The efficiency and convenience of open stacks (below) permits freedom to examine books before making a choice and saves time in locating reference materials. We now have a book collection of ab out 6,500 volumes; the library annually subscribes to over 100 trade journals and magazines plus three newspapers and maintains a vertical file for pamphlet materials. These and other materials provide students with cur- rent materials in all areas of study. Our Library has a quiet, relaxed, and pleasant but studious atmo- sphere so necessary for serious technical and aca- demic research, and Miss Williamson is always gracious and willing to advise or assist in locating any of the wealth of information in our Library which is a most important part of F.T.I.