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

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—aueeee———————E————EE WORSHIP IN FAYETTEVILLE St. Patrick's Catholic Church Snyder Memorial Baptist Church No matter what religious denomination an out-of-town student at F.T.I. may be, he will find a church to suit his choice. Fayetteville has over two hun- dred churches representing all major re- ligious denominations. Located inthe base ment of Snyder Memorial Baptist Church is St. James Cellar, a coffee house, where some of the finest of folk music entertainment can be enjoyed in asafe, pleasant atmosphere. Many youth and fellowship programs are conducted by the various religious groups through- out the city. 7 B'Nai B'Rith Synagogue

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ACTIVITIES OF FAYETTEVILLE Students at F. T.I. find that Fayetteville, N.C. has too many attractions and distractions! Being a City ON THE MOVE , it offers a wide variety of all types of recreation. The rece ntly opened Cumberland County Memorial Auditorium presents such shows as Holiday On Ice and the Ringling Circus plus many sports events. One of the night attractions is shopping the main stem , Hay Street where one finds a fine selection of department stores, theaters, jewelry stores, and of course, good ole' Sears. Drive-in Movies and other outdoor activities are available as wellas all of the common indoor sports and recreational activities. Putt Putt Golf-one of the few outdoor evening sports. Students are always hungry, and Fayetteville has many Drive-ins. Roller Skating requires skill for thrills— 26 or you get spills!

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CHRISTMAS As the students arrive they are met at the receiving line. Chester Maysfield sang a number of beautiful songs that everyone enjoyed. Members of the faculty and staff enjoyed our Xmas Dance too. 28 Everyone was enjoying the dance so much that they didn't want to rest. On December 18, 1967, a Christmas Dance was held at the YMCA for the student body of F.T.I. Dress was semiforma] and tickets were one dollar a couple. Chester Mayfield and the Casuals provided the enter- tainment; the S. G. A,supplied the refreshments. All students who attende d were eligible for the twenty- five dollar door prize. The winner was determined by a drawing held during the intermission. Whether rest- ing in the lounge, shooting pool in the recreation room, or dancing to the band, students and faculty had a wonderful time, making the second annual Christmas Dance an event to be remembered. Chester Maysfield andthe Casuals brought the party to an end withsome of the favorite songs of everyone.