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

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1969 volume:

CUfKjt Si SnmiMfU Ad S tcawU. Nothing stands unchanged. Those things that improve are preserved and continue to change as the need arises. All else is cast aside and forgotten. The tree that fails to grow is smothered by larger trees; the seed that develops properly becomes a tree and thus partakes in the forest. Such is life, and no different is Fayetteville Technical Institute. It too must grow and function to meet the increasing demands of an ever-changing society. ecUixal SfUUUUe 7cu eUevdlt, 9l.C. DEDICATION PG. 4 ADMINISTRATION Vdile oh ......PG. 8 .....PG. 15 BOARD OF TRUSTEES PG. 6 GRADUATES yOWJDOuL Fayetteville Technical Institute provides specialized occupational education to fill the manpower needs in our society and also provides for the fullest possible development of the potential of each student so that he may attain effective citizenship in his society. CotutauU UNDERGRADUATES ...........................PG. 29 THE NOW GENERATION LOUNGE 121 ...............................PG. 74 SERIOUSLY.......... PG. 78 PG. 82 3 4 T)dmtd Jiomt 6. Smith A graduate from Appalachian State College, he has his B. S. and M. A. degrees. The 1968-69 Yearbook Staff wishes to express our appreciation to Mr. Lonnie G. Smith for his loyalty, leadership, and hard work towards the growth and development of Fayetteville Technical Institute; to meet the needs of us young adults in our search for new goals and horizons. Mr. Howard E. Boudreau PRESIDENT Boud Mr. Henry A. Rankin, Jr. CHAIRMAN Mr. Roscoe L. Blue 6 Mr. Howard L. Hall Mr. John Henley Mr. John C. Mitchell o( JvuUu o( JufetUodU akiood JtutiMe Mr. Neil A. Currie, Jr. Mr. F. C. Franklin Mr. Marion C. George Mr. James A. Gray, Sr. Mr. Thornton W. Rose Mr. W. J. West aJmod UocajUomI 7)tpMtmad WILLIAM E. SEASE Director of Instruction Shirley Moore Sec. to Director of Instruction 1 . i Mr. Niles E. Compton Dir. of Student Affairs Peggy Shaler Secretary to Dir. of Student Affairs Mr. John G. Gay Mr. Norman Sturdivant Mr. James O. Deans Mr. Charles E. Koonce Mr. W. Standley Business Manager 9 EdwwUoti WILLIAM L. BRYANT Director of Extension Division GEORGE W. J. HORTON Director of Adult Basic Education Ann Carter Mary Dehmer Sec. for Extension Education Divisions Sec. to Administrative Assistant 10 SAMUEL L. JOHNS Administrative Assistant to the President 'S (UiMli ZimJjbOii Mr. Sinclair, a very learned person in the realm of Economics............ Div. Chairman: William O. Cameron Sammy A. Brown Robert L. Carter Walter McD. Croom James M. Johnson, Jr. Dickey V. Jones Linda R. Lee Terry Lee Merritt James A. Sinclair Ada M. Watson Victor C. Webster 11 SfUjUMUtUI VaUolo(j(f T)wUiofi Div. Chairman: Gordon L. Dwiggins Clarence A. Balch, Jr. Robert M. Carn Joanna M. Cloe Bethel H. Davis Robert S. Gordon William E. Hancock J. S. Jamison, Jr. Ruth E. Lewis Mercedes R. O’Hale Dean E. Painter 12 - Paul B. Sharpe,Jr. Ronald E. Sleeper Robert S. Workman, Jr. Frances R. King Ada M. Leonard Franklin M. McDonald Ervin D. Oakes, Jr. James T. Paden, Sr. Robert H. Piatt James B. Pittman Charles A. Stone, Jr. An informal meeting with a few of the Voca- tional Education teachers ..... 13 GeMidl iwooXu)fi 2)uJiuofi Div. Chairman: William Paul Lewis Don R. Averitte Dewey N. Bass Clarence H. Cannady Arthur T. Cavano Franklin T. Edwards Joseph H. Foerch, Jr. John G. Hatch George R. Hicks, Jr. Wallace L. Jcrnigan Stacey H. Johnson Larry T. Jones Graves H. McDowall 14 Judith A. Simmons Lonnie G. Smith A. C. Stephenson Edward A. Warner, Jr. '2. 'JmJdtfi e i GwlmJtu GERALD ALLEN Electronics ROBERT ALLEN Electronics DIANE AMMONS Business Adm. BILLY ARNETTE Air Cond. Mech, HAROLD AUTRY Sanitary Eng. SIDNEY AUTRY Civil Tech. WILLIE AVERY Auto Mech. JESSE BAKER Ag. Bus. JOSEPH BAKER Business Adm. STEPHEN BAKER Ag. Bus. FRED BALLANCE Machinist WAYNE BAREFOOT Machinist 16 TIM BARBOUR Civil Tech. ERNEST BARBRY Machinist MARCUS BEAGLES Accounting CHESTER BEARD Air Cond. Mech. JERRY BENSON Air Cond. Mech. CARDOVIA BLACKMON Civil Tech. DAVID BLANTON Auto Mech. CHARLES BOWZER Mech. Eng. Tech. ALTON BLEDSOE Accounting JUSTIN BREHM Mech. Eng. Tech. WILLIAM BULLARD Air Cond. Tech. ARNOLD BRYAN Auto Mech. 17 GmJmjQM MARION BUNCE Machinist JOSEPH BURKE Bus. Adm. TOMMIE BUTLER Machinist EDDIE BYRD Electronics KENNETH CAIN Civil Tech. DONALD CAPPS Auto Mech. ROBERT CAMPBELL Mcch. Eng. Tech. JAMES CARRINGTON Mcch. Eng. Tech. DOROTHY CARTER Sec. Science RABON CHAVIS Auto Mech. JACK CHRISTIAN Civil Tech. JAMES CIANI Accounting WILLIAM CLAYTON Ag. Bus. DALE CLIFTON Civil Tech. MITCHELL CLIFTON Electronics 18 Gm Lmiu DAVID COMPTON Civil Tech. JANICE COX Mcch. Eng. Tech. ANGUS COTTINGHAM Electronics JAMES COLLINS Machinist PATRICIA CULBRETH Sanitary Eng. PRISSILLA DAVIS Accounting JERRY DAVIS Sanitary Eng. JAMES DEW Accounting WILLIAM DOUGLAS Air Cond. Mech. GLENWOOD DUNN Ag. Bus. ROBERT DUSHANE Electronics RAY EDGE Bus. Adm. BOBBY EDWARDS Ag. Bus. DANNY ELRIDGE Machinist II LINDA EVANS Sec. Science 19 QwJmmM WAYNE EVANS Auto Mech. EUGENE EZELL, JR. Auto Mech. ED FARR Ag. Bus. LARRY FARRIS Auto Mech. CHARLES FRENCH Auto Mech. JOHN FURMAGE Civil Tech. WOODY FUSSEL Civil Tech. MARCIA GODWIN Bus. Adm. SHARON GORE Electronics EDWARD GRAY Bus. Adm. JESSE GREEN Mech. Eng. Tech. RICKY GREGORY Ag. Bus. DENNIS GUYTON Machinist NICHOLAS HALL, JR. Electronics STEVE HALL Auto Mech. OwJjJAJtM ELIZABETH HERNANDEZ Sec. Science LARRY HICKS Civil Tech. RODNEY HODGES Ag. Bus. DON HONEYCUTT Ag. Bus. WAYNE HORNE Civil Tech. JOHN HULHOLLAND, JR. Accounting DONNIE JERNIGAN Bus. Adm. PHIL JOHNSEN Bus. ADM. EDWARD JOHNSON, JR. Electronics JAMES JOHNSON Accounting RICHARD JOHNSON Bus. Adm. TIMOTHY JOHNSON Civil Tech. VERNON JOHNSON Civil Tech. WILLIAM JOHNSON Air Cond. Mcch. WILLIAM JOHNSTON Accounting 21 Gwtmiu THRESIA JONES Sec. Science DAVID KIMBEL Civil Tech. CONE KOHL Bus. Adm. GLORIA LEACH Sec. Science WILLIAM LEDBETTER Bus. Adm. GLENN LEE Bus. Adm. MARTHA LEE Bus. Adm. WILLIAM LEE Electronics JONATHAN WINTERS LEECHFORD Ag. Bus. PATRICIA LOCKAMY Sec. Science JIMMIE LOCKLEAR Civil Tech. RICHARD LUNSFORD Air Cond. Mcch. 22 Gw ImJtu JOHN MCCOY Air Cond. Mcch. CHARLES MCDONALD Civil Tech. DAVID MCKAY Bus. Adm. BOBBY MCLAMB Electronics THERON MCLAMB Machinist CRAIG MCLAURIN Bus. Adm. DWIGHT MATTHEWS Machinist GLENDA MATTHEWS Sec. Science DON MERRITT Air Cond. Mech. JAMES MERRITT Civil Tech. JERRY MERRITT Electronics RONALD MITCHELL Air Cond. Mech. ROYLE MCLEAN Auto Mech. LAWRENCE MCSWEGAN Electronics LARRY MASSENGILL Civil Tech. QwJmmM MARTHA MILLER Sec. Science PATSY MOORE Bus. Adm. VIRGIL MOORE Electronics CHARLIE NORDAN Civil Tech. CHARLES OVERBOLT Sanitary Eng. PAULETTE OXENDINE Accounting LARRY PARKER Electronics RONALD PATE Mech. Eng. Tech. LUTHER PAUL Bus. Adm. LONNIE PEACOCK Civil Tech. ROBERT PETERS Sanitary Eng. MURRY PHILLIPS Air Cond. Mech. TONY PLEASANT Civil Tech. CARL POLLICK Bus. Adm. HERBERT PORTER Civil Tech. 24 Omkola DURANT PRIVITT Machinist HOSEA RAY Air Cond. Mech. ED RAYNOR Civil Tech. JAMES RAYNOR Ag. Bus. JOHNNY RAYNOR Mech. Eng. Tech. RALPH REEVES Auto Mech. JAMES REGISTER Accounting ROY REHINGER Sanitary Eng. SIDNEY ROBERTS Bus. Adm. RICHARD SHALER Sanitary Eng. SAMMY SHELTON Air Cond. Mech. CHARLES SMITH Electronics JOHN SMITH Machinist LAWRENCE SMITH Ag. Bus. LINDA SMITH Bus. Adm. 25 Gmdmlu NOLAN SMITH Electronics THOMAS SPAIN Electronics GENE SPARKS Sanitary Eng. CLAUDE STEWART Sanitary Eng. WILLAIM STRAIN Air Cond. Mech. OSBOURN STRICKLAND Accounting RICHARD SLAZYK Bus. Adm. SYLVIA SUMMERS See. Science MARY SWICK Mech. Eng. Tech. ARLIN TART Bus. Adm. HAROLD THOMAS Electronics JAMES THOMPSON Civil Tech. ALAN THORNBERT Ag. Bus. BOBBY TILSON Air Cond. Mech. DONNA VERNE Sec. Science 26 GwiMlM RICHARD WALKER Ag. Bus. VICK WALKER Bus. Adm. WILLIAM WARD Mech. Eng. Tech. DONALD WARREN Electronics MICHAEL WARREN Bus. Adm. JERRY WEBB Sanitary Eng. GENE WELLS Machinist MARVIN WESTBROOK Auto Mech. WILLIAM WHITE Bus. Adm. DWAIN WILKES Mech. Eng. Tech. JESSE WILKINSON Auto Mech. ANDY WILLETT Civil Tech. BARBARA WILLIAMS Bus. Adm. FLORENCE WILLIAMS Accounting WARREN WILLIAMS Machinist 27 SUE WILLIFORD Sec. Science LAWRENCE WINDSOR Machinist CLYDE WOODBURN Bus. Adm. WASHINGTON WOODLIEF Civil Tech. JERRY YARBROUGH Bus. Adm. JONAH ZIELINSKI Air Cond. Mech. 28 Jime Vhj J.ow UcwJkd 'lad! Jid Each %ew Ventfk Be Hoklu km Vk jLod O.M. HoIm Accounting is one of the fastest growing employment fields in America today. These opportunities result from the tremendous business and industrial expansion in all parts of the country. Because of this emphasis, there is a growing need for trained people in the area of accounting to help managers keep track of a firms operation. The Accounting Curriculum is designed to fill this need by offering students the necessary accounting theories and skills for the entry into the accounting profession. 30 Ralph Ellington Dennis Gaither Susan Gravlcy Ted Griffin Janet Hood Jerry Johnson Phyllis Jones Winfred King Frank Lee John Lee Jim Massingill Vickie Matthews Judy Miller Yvonne Miller Ronald Philbcck Fred Pittman Chawpaga Ratanapool Helen Sanders Margaret Simmons Hurley Smith John Souder Judith Tart Mitchell Tatum Claudia Williams Thomas Wright 31 UOOdte 7)VjW %UMUUj The preparation of Registered nurses to function at the bedside is the purpose of the Associate Degree Nursing curriculum of Fayetteville Technical Institute. The Hospital affiliations, as of now, are with Cape Fear Valley Hospital and the Veterans Administration Hospital. Health agencies in the area have also been selected for learning experiences. There is a great need, not only of this community but also of communities throughout the nation, for registered nurses. The Associate Degree program is relatively new, but it is proving to be quite successful in preparing Registered muses to function as technical bedside nurses. 32 Elisabeth J. Atkins Catherine Berry Sylvia H. Boone Gloria J. Cheek Winnie S. Cummings Ginger Embree Ruby Fort Rosa Cain Paula Haney Jane Hart Judith Hathaway Jane Holt Pasty Jackson Madeline Kennedy Patricia LcBcau Janet Peppers Dorie Priddy Alva Porter Esther Ray Claudia Sessoms Ursula Sundckland Reveshia Swinson Lillie Thigpen Carol Wiskowski Gwen Upchurch 33 AqwjJitnd 'Buaimu V The trend towards larger farming operations with increased non-farm control of productions mean there will be greater employment opportunities for well-trained individuals who can efficiently and profitably supervise the production and marketing of agricultural products. This curruculum prepares the graduate for employment directly associated with the production of agricultural products, marketing and processing, and agri-business firms that work with farmers. 34 Thurman Bishop Bobby Brodzinski David Brown Lanny Clark William Clark Roger Dawson Donald Durden N.B. Hill Gary Jackson Ted Lumsford Leon McLaurin William McQueen Barry O’Quinn Gary Parker Marshall Ray Earl Raynor Thomas Raynor Bradley Smith Richard Stanley Willaim Stump Michael Taft Joseph Ward Mickey Willis 35 fla ton Mom(j %dmuu There is today a greater demand from industry for qualified mechanical experts in all areas of the field of Air Conditioning and Refrigeration. This curriculum is desihned to help equip young men who plan for a vocation in this broad sphere of activity. A comprehensive study of theory and fundamentals of refrigeration, heating and air conditioning is completed and enables the student to understand rather than merely accept the functions of the mechanical equipment involved. 36 Photo Not Available William Bledsoe Jimmy Broadway Byron Bullard Marvin Capps Larry Children David Clark Mark Edclmen Leon Green Nathan Hall Arnold Holmes Frank Jackson James Johnson (K.) James Johnson (T.) Richard Johnson Allen King Harold Lockamy Jerc L. McClendon Minson McLamb Comolius Moore James Nicholas Joe Ragland George Richardson Adrian Sadler William Saunders Ernest Taylor Randy Thomas Donald Vlasko James Williams Glen Worley Jimmie Zimmerman 37 Cotukwmq Vedmlo ]ii Practically all new building construction for business and commercial use have “year round” air conditioning systems. Many homes now have air conditioning, and the trend is toward greater use of “year round” systems for cooling and heating. This curriculum is designed to meet the basic requirements of a program to provide capable technicians in the industry . The principal objective has been to outline the required technical information and theoretical knowledge, while maintaining a good balance of certain manipulative skills which enable the technician to function efficiently with all others in the field. Wesley Branch Carl Butler William Cashwcll William Faircloth David Fann Robert Franks George Edgar Garner John Griffin Lawrence Hill Harvey Hood Joseph Inman Mitchell King Jimmy Lamb John Lopcr Cyrus Matthews John Maxwell Louis Meraz Michael Mills James Sanders Ronald Toomcy Ronald Wilson All types of equipment arc used in and refreigeration. 39 %dmM Complexity in automotive vehicles increases each year because of scientific discovery and new engineering. These changes are reflected not only in passenger vehicles but also in trucks, buses and a variety of gasoline-powered equipment. This curriculum provides a basis for the student to compare and to adapt to new techniques for servicing and repair as vehicles arc changed year by year. 40 What do you mean you don’t understand Bobby Batha Philip Black James Brooks Samuel Brown James Devillier Edward Fisher William Graham Joseph Grimslcy Harold Holcomb Joseph Locke Don Locklear William Long Harry McAllister Wesley Muffett Ervin Parrish Lacy Ray Bob Readling Carl Revels Larry Revels Rudy Southward James Spillman Edward Stevens Ernest Sykes Milton Walker James Williams 41 'Buamu (LnwfwMwfi The Business Administration Curriculum is designed to prepare the student for employment in one of many occupations common to business. Training is aimed at preparing the student in every phase of administrative work that might be encountered in the average business. The graduate of the Business Administration Curriculum may enter a variety of career opportunities from beginning sales person or office clerk to manager trainee. 42 Marvin Adams Chris Barefoot David Barnes Arthur Bass Edward Bates Jeffrey Blalock James Blue Julius Briggs Jr. Michael Bryant John Bullock Sylvia Buncc Frankie Burch Ronnie Canipc Vincent Costa Thomas Crocker James Dodd Dewey Elmore George Farquhar Lcsile Fisher Ann FitzGerald Kenneth Freeman Roberta Garza Lee Glover Donna Cover Earl Graham Leon Gregory Earl Grove Martha Harris Dennis Hawkes Murl Hill James Horne John Jeffreys Donald Jones Grady Jones Johnnie Johnson 43 'Bmnm Brenda King John Lang William McFadyen Harold McLeod Joe Marks Warren Milner John Norris Arthur Parham Frank Perking Larry Powers Rose Rhodes Joan Ridgen Peter Rodriquez John Semmons Richard Simpson 44 Clear your desk of all books and get out a clean sheet of paper. kdmjmdmtu Anna Smith Betsy Smith Beverly Smith Robert Smith William Stepp Terry Townsend Ralph Tyson George Walters Ronald West Patrieia Whittington 45 In other words Nothing like everyone with their books open to the right page Cwti VvduwljO ](i Civil Engineering technicians perform many of the planning and supervisory tasks necessary in the construction of highways, bridges, power plants, dams, missile sites, airfields, water and sewage treatment plants, industrial buildings and utilities. An individual upon graduation from this program should qualify for many of the varied jobs in this field. Upon gaining sufficient experience, the technician has the opportunity of advancement into higher paying fields. 46 P T (ItdwjwljMlU Robert Carter Earl Ellenburg Delton Everton Henry Haddock Charles Humphreys John Ivey Anthony Lai Robert Lambert Carl Lane Gerald McCauley George Moutos Job Navarretc Donald Penny Harold Phillip Gregory Price Michael Plummer Charles Riggan Walter Roberts Maynard Rock Roy Singleton 47 Eldckotm ujmmtu] 'd'etAnokqt Many opportunities exist for men and women with a technical education in Electronics. This curriculum provides a basic background in electronic related theory with practical applications of electronics for business and industry. Courses are designed to develop competent electronics technicians who may take their places as assistants to engineers, or as liaisons between the engineer and skilled craftsman. Mike Archuleta James Bishop Glen Blackman Richard Bordeaux 48 UfUiMCjwjMjQM James Brown Eugene Chavis David Clifton Harold Davis Stephen Dees Edward Dock Wayne Fields Ralph Fisher Wayne Gardner Danny Ingram Clebert Jackson Clyde Kinlaw Tony Lamb Kevin Lynch John McPhail Dixon Marsh Phillip Monk Donna Moore Linda Nicholas Ronald Patterson Johnny Powell Robert Pressley Myrtle Reel James Ross Michael Rothnopt Jimmie Russ Charles Sheels Raymond Slazyk Danny Stancil Ray Surlcs Arthur Wallace Homer Weaver Morrison West Jerry Wilks Michael Wilkes 49 JLimwL 7wcticd %muy The LPN is prepared to function in a variety of situations: hospitals of all types, nursing homes, clinics, doctors’ and dentists’ offices and in some localities, public health facilities. In all situations, the LPN functions under supervision of a registered nurse and or licensed physician. This supervision may be minimal in situations where the patient’s condition is stable and not complex; or it may consist of continuous direction in situations requiring the knowledge and skills of the registered nurse or physician. 50 UdjWjwdmjtM Goldie Billings Vernal Bullock Judy Chase Mary Colvin Edna Dawson Marlou Dozier Julia Ellis Donna Frazier Jamice Frederick Karon Hall Jessie Harris Sharon Hartley Sandra Hollers Peggy Johnson Jennifer McKoy Jo Lorraine McNeill Jane Miller Cathy Phillips Sarah Quick Jo Raynor Linda Stewart Kimra Underwood Mary Wiggins Shirley Williams Shirley Willis 51 This curriculum is designed to give learners the opportunity to acquire basic skills and the related technical information necessary to gain employment and build a profitabe career as a machinist. The machinist is a skilled metal worker who shapes metal parts by using machine tools and hand tools. He makes standard shop computations relating to dimensions of work, tooling, feeds, and speeds of machining. He often uses precision measuring instruments such as micrometers and gauges to measure the accuracy of his work to thousandths of an inch. 52 Robert Elkins Alonza Farmer Jo Fusscll Harold Godwin Clayton Hayes Jimmy Hendlcy Mike Holloway Gary Horne Jacob Johnson Jerry King Francis Kovacich Alfred McNeill Larry McPhoul Henry Marshall Ronnie Norris James Oates Jimmy Parker Patrick Plummer Roland Rost George Russ Harold Sinclair John Spara Stinson Sutton Harley Townsend Palmer Turlington 53 IMuwxd ujiMWtu] Mechanical Engineering Technicians, Drafting, are concerned with essential information from related subject areas, such as math, the preparation of drawings for design proposals, for experimental physics, and mechanics have been included in order to provide the models and for items for production use. Courses containing student a strong academic base. 54 Avary Bryan Jack Bullard Henry Bundy Dennis Carter Margaret Davis David Flanary John Gilliam Joseph Harris Daniel Hendrix Ronald Horne David Ivey Donald James Shelby Johnson Kathy Lee Roy Lee James Lucas Pat Mackley Claude McArthur William McMilliam Mike Melvin Johann Munden Lois Parker Charlie Piner Lois Pope Charland Raynor James Rogers John Simmons Luby Warren Thomas Wells Nogah Wood 55 The Pre-Business curriculum provides the background and understanding necessary for students who plan to enter the various curriculums of Accounting, Business Administration, Agricultural Business and Secretarial Science by the end of the year. Russell Adair Roosevelt Abraham Dennis Barbour William Barefoot Bobby Black Louis Blackmon UfuimjwlMu Vera Blue Lathun Brigman Deborah Ann Cain Maijoric Carberry William Carter Jackie Coats Marsha Drose Ivey Hairr Edward Hilbum Stephen Horne Christopher Jones Ordie McFarland, Jr. Annie McNeill Dominick Mariniello Worth Marsh James Matthews Alvin Maultsby Terry Myers Ronald O'Quinn Ronald Parker Marilyn Pickett James Roberts Nancy Sewell Leonard Shaw Virginia Slazyk Robert Smith John Sticht James Tew Donald Vann Martha Walker Pamela Walker David White Robert Williams Jerry Woodson Carson Yeager 57 Jw- Jed The Pre-Tech curriculum offers a basic knowledge and background of the elements which are common to all technician occupations. The course of study includes basic science, mathematics, industrial terminology, industrial drafting and similar technical skills. 58 UdMjw ijjuM Archie Artis William Barnes Connie Barett Robert Blackburn Larry Boan Patricia Butler Jasper Culbreth Gene Davis Alan Essey George Ferrell William Fields Robert Geddic Wanda Gillard Thomas Hall Harold Haney Rickey Harmon Alonzo Hill Russell Hill Willie Holmes William House George Hyde James Johnson Mark Johnson Neil Raiding Pedre Lai Phillip Lewis Ridy Locklear Thomas Mallock Edith McLamb Thomas McNicholas 59 Larry Messer Henry Mullen Brenda Murphy Lennie Nice Royce Oswalt Ronnie Penny Derek Pitman Geneva Powell Robert Probst Michael Russell Esther Savage Barney Scalf John Seagrovcs William Sherman Joseph Six 60 Students of Pre-Tech find that drawing isometric figures can prove to be more complicated than it looks..... Utid mduatM Gary Spivey Freddie Stansil Robert Tyler Bruce Tyson Susan Tyson Richard Wade Rita Webb Preston Williams Mayuree Wonghandhao Michael Yates 61 999999999999999999 7«e-t We The Pre-Trade curriculum gives the necessary background and knowledge to students who plan to enter the various curriculums of Air Conditioning and Refreigcration Mechanics, Automotive Mechanics, Machinist, Practical Nurse Education, Tool and Die Making and Welding. 62 UndmfjwiMtu Mr. Jones goes into great detail to explain all sides of Mathematics to the students. Carolyn Carter Mary Faircloth Ervin Farmer James Farmer Herman Hines Connie Holland Harry Locklear James Locklear Robert Mack Linda McGirt Bessie McLean Florence McNeill Charles Rayc Franklin Reid Willie Smith Joe Spearman Deborah Stankwytch Wayne Thomas Maggie Underwood Edith Williams 63 SoMmf ujuwmtuj 3abwloM Our cvcr-increasing population and industrial expansion carries with it the dimand for many services, one of the most vital of these services is the production and safeguarding of our water supply. These activities require increasing numbers of highly skilled technical personnel to perform the many specialized tasks involved. These technicians are also being utilized for inspection and safe operation of milk production and processing, meat packing, food processing and service, together with housing and allied health problems, and the control of diseases. 64 Margaret Fleming Johnny Fowler Deborah Huddleston Horace Hyatt Connie Johnson John Larimer Tim Lombardi Marvin Melvin Linda Strickland Keith Toomey David Turlington Lattie Tyndall Malcolm Wilkins William Maloney Alan Grainger 65 Smtimud Scmct The secretarial curriculum is designed to offer the students the necessary secretarial skills in typing, dictation, transcription, and terminology for employment. The special training in secretarial subjects is supplemented by related courses in mathematics. accounting, business law, and personality development, to provide training in the accepted procedures required by the business world, and to enable a person to become proficient soon after accepting employment in the business office. 66 iLdm mhjoJu Yvonne Allison Brenda Boulet Hedy Bowers Diane Budd Jenny Campbell Thelma Cogdell Lynettc Core Nantiva Dejunchorn Valvduan Dejunchorn Jennie Edwards Kathy Ellis Linda Embrey Ruth Falkcnbcry Pamela FitzGerald Electa Gilbert Vivian Guy Donna Hales Mary Hamilton Karen Hardin Connie Henderson Leona Herman Sharon Hill Joanne Kalinowski Sandra Lane Gloria Lee Gloria Legett Linda Lewis Constance Livingston Donna Lovick Katherine Mann 67 Smdoml Sam Deborah Matthews Linda McKenzie Doris McLeod Lillian Neal Cathy Peoples Emily Phillips Patricia Porter Martha Ritter Charlotte Sessoms Rebecca Smcvog 68 Typing is an absolute MUST for all future secretaries (IdwjwllJMjM Pamela Sorrell Dorothy Spakes Mary Lou Stoddard Brenda Suggs Lynda Tew Althea Vann Pat Vaudois Patricia Watts Donna White Melinda Williamson Don’t move it’ll only take a minute 'Tlool Ad This curriculum is designed for those students who have a strong machinist background, with an aptitude for tool and die making. In this curriculum the student learns to make cutting tools, jigs, fixtures, punches, and dies. He will study and practice quality control. He will work with all of the standard machine tools as well as precision machines such as jig borers and grinders. Safe work habits and high quality will be constantly emphasized. The student will also learn the basic ideas of tool and die designing. 70 UtuJwjwliuM i I John Ivey Robert Jollar Phil Key Paul Richmond Ronald Braswell Gilbert Currin Benny Davis Ronald Eudy Surles Freeman Donald Somers Howard Stevens Jr. Ishman Woodard 71 The content of this curriculum is designed to give students sound understanding of its principles, methods, techniques and skills, to develop manual techniques to control the melting by directing the heat from either an electric are or gas welding torch and to add filler metal where necessary to complete the joint. The student should possess a great deal of manipulative skill with a knowledge of jigs, welding symbols, mathematics, basic mettallurgy, and blueprint reading. 72 t 4 I Photo Not Available Norman Adkins Samuel Belton Gregory Brown James Bullard Leon Carroll Carol Carter Samuel Council David Culbrcth Furman Fvans Merland Francis Harold Gilchrcst James Mack Don McDuffie William McNeil Dwight Nick 73 Safety is 1 at all times I’ll never get these fingernails clean 75 Quit buggin’ me A few of our attractive exchange students 76 STUPENT LOUNGE REGULATIONS 1 }7no lard playing is allowed at ANY TIME IN THE LOUNGE AREA. 2. FOOD OR BEVERAGE WILL NOT BE PERMITTED IN SCHOOL BUILDINGS EXCEPT IN THE STUDENT CENTER AND LOUNGE AREA. 3. AFTER EATING. PLEASE REMOVE ALL TRASH FROM TABLES AND DEPOSIT IN TRASH CONTAINERS. 77 79 81 83 84 85 87 88 91 92 93 THE CHAMPS Leon Gregory, Chris Barefoot, Steve Younts, James Horne; Terry Townsend, and coached by that great All-American - Mr. Sammy Brown. Sock St Vo %t Sock St Vo %t Sock St Vo Tile Sock St Vo %c Sock St Vo fU 95 President Vice-Pres Treasurer Secretary . William Ward Pam Fitzgerald . Sylvia Boone . . Sue Bowers £ -; Sr? 3r? -T « • . «s. -•’•'■ glu� i, .' � «1 4, t rm Have you ever seen one of those before and after...............? 97 98 %ui H6%-63 99 Miss Betty Young 100 Bini- The school year 1968-69 will mark the beginning of Fayetteville Technical Institute’s first fraternity, the FT1 Drafting Fraternity, Delta Sigma Chi. Under the supervision of Mr. Clarence A. Balch, department chairman of mechanical technology the MET I and MET II classes formed a student chapter of the American Institute for Design and Drafting. During the first meetings held in September officers were elected by the membership and the constitution and by-laws were adopted. Justin Brehm of MET II was elected president, Mark Mundin, MET II, vice president, Dwaine Wilkes, MET II, treasurer and Pat Mackley, MET II, secretary. Ronnie Pate of MET II was elected program chairman. The FTI Drafting Fraternity shall operate in accordance with the Articles of Student Chapter activities as set forth in the constitution and by-laws of the American Institute for Design and Drafting. It will be the purpose of this fraternity to disseminate technical information relative to design-drafting for improving the science of graphic communications, to initiate and encourage a continued program of education so as to provide self-improvement and progress through increased knowl- edge and to foster a spirit of fellowship among its members and others of allied interests. The fraternity will attain the above purpose through meetings for presentation and discussion of educational subjects relating to design and drafting, committee activities and field trips. The main activities of the fraternity at present have been to collect dues and applications, and to adopt a fraternity emblem. We of the FTI Drafting Fraternity think that our organization is a big step in making FTI one of the best Technical Institutes in the south. Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges is a national organization for the recognition of outstanding youth in colleges and universities throughout the United States. This organization also recognizes outstanding youth through Who’s Who in American Junior Colleges. Each year, since 1934-35 school year, the organization has published an annual report which contains biographical sketches and other pertinent information on those students who have been selected for their outstanding scholastic achievement, their leadership abilities, their character and moral integrity and their participation in extra-curricular school activities. Each year approximately 1,000 American schools are represented in the organization. Fayetteville Technical Institute is happy to present the following students who have been selected by Who’s Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges. Cardovia Lee Blackmon, son of Mrs. Ellie Roberts of Four Oaks, N.C. and a graduate of Four Oaks High School. Cardovia is enrolled in the Civil Engineering Technology curriculum and will receive the Associate of Applied Science Degree in May 1969. Justin Brehm, son of Mrs. William H. Blair of Fayetteville, North Carolina, and a graduate of Fayetteville Senior High School. Justin is married to Linda D. Hunt, and is enrolled in the Mechanical Engineering Technology curriculum and will receive the Associate of Applied Science Degree in May of 1969. William Homer Lee, son of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Lee of Benson, N.C. and is married to the former Jackie Williams of Route 2, Benson, N.C. William is a graduate of Meadow High School and is enrolled in Electronics Engineering Technology and will receive the Associate of Applied Science Degree in May 1969. John Robert Mulholland, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Mulholland, Sr., and is a graduate of Fayetteville Senior High School. John is married to the former Linda Eason of Warsaw, N.C. He is enrolled in the Accounting curriculum and will receive the Associate of Applied Science Degree in May 1969. Miss Paulette Oxedine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carlie Oxcndine of Pembroke, N.C. and is a graduate of Pembroke High School and is enrolled in the Accounting curriculum and will receive the Associate of Applied Science Degree in May 1969. Thomas Spain, son of Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Spain, Sr., of Fayetteville, N.C. Thomas attended Anchorage High School, Anchorage, Alaska. He completed his GED in service. He is enrolled in the Electronics Engineering Technology curriculum and will receive the Associate of Applied Science Degree in May 1969. Richard Thomas Walker, son of Mr. Mrs. Hugh Walker, Wade, N.C. Richard is a graduate of Central High School and is enrolled in the Agricultural Business Technology curriculum and will receive the Associate of Applied Science Degree in May 1969. William W. Ward, son of Mrs. Mrs. James B. Ward, Fayetteville, N.C. William is a graduate of Seventy-First High School and is enrolled in the Mechanical Engineering Technology curriculum and will receive the Associate of Applied Science Degree in May 1969. In order to be nominated for Who’s Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges, students must be eligible for graduation in the current year. They must have a Quality Point average of at least 3.0 (B) and also meet qualifications of scholarship, citizenship and participation indicative of leadership in academic and extra-curricular activities. They must show general promise of future usefulness to business and society. The above students were selected from the present 800 member student body enrolled at Fayetteville Technical Institute. We How '7'itwd yiue OMMduuj StidetiU . . 0 v ■■■ 104 105 JLiiwuf Swum Betty J. Williamson Head Librarian Thelma M. Harris Librarian JLwuufUj JiaioioXonj Patricia H. Nunalee Coordinator 106 yU Amud Stall This is the place. Behind this little door in a very little office, beat the pulse of a very few devoted students who slaved away until long hours of the night to record, classify, coordinate, summarize and interpret the little odds and ends of a school yearbook. 108 Who's giving the ticket to whom 109 It's hard being a sex symbol at F. T. I 110 1968 - 69 TECHNIKOS STAFF Editor...........................................................Frank Lee Asst. Editor............................................................Pam Fitzgerald Production Specialist..........................................Ron Philbcck Identification Specialists .............................................Ann Fitzgerald ................................................................Sue Bowers ..............................................................Marcia Drose Photographer.....................................................Sam Edge The Annual Staff would like to express our sincerest thanks to June Philbeck. Although she is not a student at F.T.I., she contributed greatly to help make this annual possible. Advisor................................................Mr. Lonnie G. Smith 111 W' Man, what a hassle pa'uf Tf TKorn FayettevMIe Techi Fayetteville