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AREA COMMISSION FOR FLORENCE-DARLINGTON TECHNICAL EDUCATION George A. Williams, D.D.S lChairpersonl Florence, S.C. I I X 1 V, fi r A ii? 3 Thomas R. Perrin Secretary! Everette M. Dean Alvin E. Dewitt H President Superintendent lretiredl Business Man and Farmer Lake City State Bank Florence Public Schools Darlington, S.C. r Lake City, S.C. District 2 I IZXPROLOC-UE Pamplico, S.C.
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..,,, ' A., ' , 2 , ' w-of ' 'A . it-it-.4 - a 4 ling I A Message From President Fore Young men and women now graduating from col- lege and starting careers are faced with an environment of unparalled change. Technology is bringing explosive changes to business and industry. A new industrial revolution even more significant than the first industrial revolution of nearly two centur- ies ago is taking place. in this revolution brainpower is replacing muscle power. People and technology can coexist in this changing environment. Human brains and talents will never be replaced, or diminished, by technology. Bright enthu- siastic, and well-educated young people will be more valuable than ever as technology grows in importance. Technology is generating this unparalled change, but people are generating technology. lt is an expression of human resources. it springs from people's creativity, originality, innovation, and vision. These same attri- butes create the entrepreneurial spirit vital to business success. in creating technology, it allows people to use their talents to achieve full potential. Only human be- ings possess true intelligence. Only human beings can turn knowledge into thoughts, thoughts into actions, and actions into results. As our graduates enter the work force, they will have the opportunity of applying the knowledge they have attained, of using their talents and creativity. l join the Commission members, the faculty, and staff in extending our warmest congratulations to the gradu- ates. Your accomplishments at Florence-Darlington Technical College are just a beginning. As you embark upon your careers, we are confident you will continue to do well. To each of you we offer our best wishes for a successful future. Helen Frederick Assistant to the President! Alumni Relations PROLOGUE ll
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Coz G. Segars, lr. Business Man and Farmer Haftsville, S.C. Tough r Howard L. Candy Division Vice-President General Products Division Sonoco Products Company Hartsville, S.C. I, Marion W. Hunsaker r Julius Lighty Business Manager Warehouse Manager Pee Dee Pathology Associates, Nucor Corporation PA Darlington, S.C. Darlington, S.C. PROLOGUEYI3
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