Forsyth Technical Institute - Reflector Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1970 volume:

| [! 7) (7 Y | ta) J? Wl ) Wd t Z AU es Ie Cis WA Volume One e808,2°8, 3.35 Nineteen Hundred Seventys , s ° e2 ees «: Forsyth Technical Institute, Winston-Salem, N. C. The decade of THE SEVENTIES is symbolically represented by the punched tape devoured by innumerable computers. Forsyth Technical Institute entered this era in a particularly memorable fashion. Operating for the first complete year under full accreditation by the Southern Association of Schools and Colleges, the Institute prepared for its late summer move into the million-dollar multi-purpose building. Within this first yearbook are reflected some of the persons and events involved in a momentous year. Volume One of the Reflector is dedicated to the students of Forsyth Tech, through whose lives the school will have increasing influence in this community. RP Res DAIS ges Administration and Staff... 6 Students . . 18 Adult Education . . 70 Activities . . 84 ® e® @ @ @ 000 e@ee ©0060 000 © @ eee 0 @ @o 800080 @ee 080 eee @ @ ee @ e e @ e@ @@ @ eee 80080 @® @@ ee @ : | ee e @ @ ee @ e eee @ ee e@ @0e@ ee ® ® @ee 60 .) )CCSOCHCCEEC HEHEHE HAESCHEHEHHOHHOHSHEHSHHOHHEHEHHHHHHOHHOHSHHHHOHHHHHHHEHHHHSHHHHHHCHHHHOHOHHHHHEHHEHO HEHEHE HOOH HOLE EC OOOE: } @ @ @ @ @ e@ @ ee @ ee 1@@ ® @ (xX x ) e000 eee ©@e@ ©0008 68 @ €000080000000080008 0 902 © © 080004 Reflecting .. . Administration and Staff Widely varied backgrounds of experience, education, interest, and age converge into the unified group which comprises the staff of Forsyth Technical Institute. To the nucleus of approxi- mately fifty full-time instructors and administra- tors is added a supporting staff of advisory, secretarial, and maintenance personnel. Pp cscs DR. ERNEST B. PARRY The President YoU aX _ @ CC Y 7 a oN Ze Administration Dean of Instruction PAUL D. APPLE | Board of Trustees : First Row: Marvin J. Mulhern, C. Edwin Allman, Jr., Henry F. East. Not Pictured: W.O. Barrett, Emil N. Shaffner, Grady P. | Snyder, Chairman, Mrs. G. G. Young, Vann H. Johnson. Second Swisher. Row: Clyde F. McSwain, C. C. Lassiter, Dallas F. Chappell, Whit 4 Director Occupational Education WILLIAM F. SNYDER Director Student Personnel BOBBY C. THOMPSON Registrar MRS. MERIAL HOLLAND Counselors BARRY L. BONENO R. PAUL DAY GEORGE McLENDON MRS. REBECCA SHEPARD 10 Director Occupational Extension TOMMY WILLIAMS Supervisor Adult Basic Education MRS. VELMA JACKSON Director Adult Education T. GLEN FLEEMAN, JR. Director Evening Program SHELTON JONES 11 . Supervisor Manpower Development JOBY MATTHEWS Bookstore Manager MRS. LOUISE HARRIS Bookkeeping Siege Seated: Jo Ann Galyean, Secretary. Standing: Christine Phifer, Bookkeeper; Evelyn Woodruff, Assistant Bookkeeper; Catherine Johnson, Accounting Clerk. Norman Mabe, Supervisor; Maudie Holland, Maid; Mack Allen M 2a 1 ntenance St aff Janitor; Herbert Hickerson, Custodian; not pictured: Clay Hunt Janitor; Lula Mae Sales, Maid; Lillie Clark, Maid. | Librarian and Audio-Visual Coordinator AUDREY ZABLOCKI Learning Laboratory Coordinator ROBERT STERN First Row: Carrie R. Parrott, Secretary to Dean of Instruction; Carlene E. Belcher, Secretary to Director of Occupational Educa- tion; Shirley Slater, Secretary to Director of Adult Education. Second Row: Patricia M. Lewis, Secretary to Director of Occupational Extension; Glenda Ray, Secretary to Director of Evening Program; Betty H. Richardson, Secretary to the President; Katherine Talbert, Receptionist. Bobbie Nelson, Katheryn G. Branham, Elsie B. Minor, Student Personnel Secretaries; Lucille L. Pegram, Secretary to Director of Student Personnel. 13 GRACE B. COREY Division General Studies MARGARET B. HOLLAND Division Health Education GEORGE H. KAHL Division Service Industries Division STEWART W. REED Chairmen Division Engineering Technology THOMAS A. TAYLOR Division General Business Faculty HAROLD L. ATKINS Agriculture and Horticulture JOSEPH B. BASS Department Head Construction Trades JOHN E. BEESON Mechanical Technology 14 15 Faculty W. L. BOGER Department Head Welding FRANK K. BRIGHT Diesel Mechanics LESLIE H. CHADWICK Mathematics ADRIAN C. DAILEY Department Head Mechanical Technology PATRICIA DALTON Secretarial Sciences JEAN L. DARDEN Health Education CAROLYN S. ELDRIDGE English and Social Science ZONA J, ELKINS Department Head Business Administration LLOYD L. FOSTER Electronics JOHN E. GARDNER Television Repair RETTA W. GRAY Developmental Studies MARTHA L, HAIRE Health Education Faculty 16 4 ; j | RAYMOND HEGE Carpentry HARVEY HINES Department Head Transportation TOMMY R. HINSON Mathematics HILLIARD R. HUMPHREY Plumbing and Heating LARRY H. HUNTER Department Head Printing WILLIAM H. HUNTER English and Social Science ALBERT S. JOHNSON Drafting and Design LESTER M. JONES Air Conditioning AUDREY S. KIRBY Department Head Humanities LINDA M. LEE English and Social Science LOREN W. LUNDGREN Business Administration THOMAS J. MAYERCHAK Drafting and Design WILLIAM S. PENN Department Head Physical Sciences BARBARA ROSS Department Head Secretarial Sciences THOMAS R. STALEY Business Administration ANDREW H. STEPHENSON Business Administration MARY H. STEWART Health Education JAKE D. TEDDER Business Administration DONALD L. TROTTER Department Head Electronics WILLIAM C. WARLICK Department Head Agriculture NORMAN E. WHITE Welding HOWARD D. WHITEHEAD Machine Shop WILLIAM WILDER Automotive Mechanics J.T. WOOD Electrical Installation LLOYD V. FISHEL Mechanical Technology (Not Pictured) 17 Faculty Reflecting ... Students Students in full-time studies at Forsyth Tech- nical Institute are enrolled in seven associate degree technical and business programs, twelve vocational diploma and certificate programs, and in develop- mental preparatory programs. Although they are predominately in their late teens and early twenties, significant numbers of students are married, or veterans, or both. )@OO0OOOOCCOOOe 18 2 Ca 19 Checking acidity with a zeromatic pH meter is one of the chemistry experiments for Agricultural Business students. Business Administration students discuss accounting? _ advertising?. . or is it the latest joke on campus. 20 TOMMY R. ALDRIDGE Business Administration TERRY LYNN ANDREWS Executive Secretary ROBERT W. BAILEY Manufacturing Engineering NANCY E. BATES Business Administration JOAN A. BERRIER Executive Secretary JOYCE E. BOATRIGHT Executive Secretary | ...........Associate of Applied Science Degree LARRY BOLES Ornamental Horticulture RICHARD H. BOWDEN Business Administration WILLIAM T. BRANDON Business Administration PATRICK J. BRICKHOUSE Business Administration ANTHONY FLOYD BROWN Business Administration EARL BROWN Business Administration ERIC V. BROWN Electronics MICHAEL LEON BROWN Business Administration ROBERT C. BROWNE Business Administration ALMA E. CAIN Executive Secretary J.C. CAMPBELL Agricultural Business RICKEY L. CAUDLE Business Administration Associate of Applied Science Degree..........-. TERRY E. COATS Electronics WILLIAM L. COLLETTE Ornamental Horticulture NANCY F. COOPER Executive Secretary BILLY RAY CORNATZER Agricultural Business BELINDA CRAVER Executive Secretary RANDY GENE DRAUGHN Manufacturing Engineering Developmental Studies students find solutions to problems by working together. Paps GLENDA S. ELLEDGE Executive Secretary MARY ESTEP Mechanical Drafting and Design RICHARD F. FORE Mechanical Drafting and Design PAUL FOSTER Ornamental Horticulture FRANCIS B. GREENE Mechanical Drafting and Design DENNIS R. HAROLD Business Administration Meters, slide rules, and current testers are tools of the trade in Electronics. ey) i Oy) ai ay PEGE Nteas cd ; Hh hi Ay i AAAS Hitt ny) Hann ¢ RN y Hei Ht Hi i i (Ady eo) of Electronics Technology students perform an AC experiment Manufacturing Engineering students photograph a metallurgy sample. EVELYN E. HARRIS Executive Secretary STEVE M. HAYDEN Electronics RONALD R. HENDERSON Business Administration WILLIE C. HOWARD Ornamental Horticulture KENNETH A. HUDSON Business Administration NORMAN A. HUTCHENS Agricultural Business WHA Ro Executive Secretaries learn to take dictation at varied speeds by use of the steno-trainer. 25 ROGER D. IRELAND Business Administration RANDY G. JOHNSON Manufacturing Engineering DONALD R. JOHNSTON Mechanical Drafting and Design CHARLES R. JONES Business Administration PAUL JONES Business Administration LARRY S. JORDAN Manufacturing Engineering JOYCE W. KEITH Business Administration MARILYN Y. LINDON Executive Secretary JOHN G. LOCKLEAR Business Administration LINDA A. LONG Executive Secretary WORTH E. MASENCUP, JR. Ornamental Horticulture BARRY M. McCORMICK Ornamental Horticulture Associate of Applied Science Degree............ JESSIE J. McMILLAN Executive Secretary WILLIE KAY MUMFORD Executive Secretary THERON J. NESBIT Business Administration CHARLES M. NORFLEET Manufacturing Engineering MONTA JUNIOR OLIVER Agricultural Business Business Administration GEORGE PARKER Business Administration DAVID LEE PEAK Business Administration MARY M. PEGRAM Executive Secretary SUSAN W. PEPPER Executive Secretary MICHAEL W. PHELPS Business Administration TOM PHILLIPS Business Administration JOSEPH D. PINNIX Electronics 26 970 SALOME VE OW oe — SANE, pws Aw One of the operations learned in the Air Conditioning curriculum is learning to assemble the refrigeration cycle units. Rooted cuttings are transplanted by Horticulture students. After designing a part and making the drawing, Drafting and Design students follow through in making blueprints. WILLIAM S. POINDEXTER, III Electronics GLORIA PORTER Executive Secretary JOHN DAVIS ROCKETT Mechanical Drafting and Design JOHN BRUCE ROBBINS Business Administration GEORGE W. ROBERTSON Ornamental Horticulture COITE B. RUDICIL Business Administration BARBARA RUSSELL Business Administration EDWARD L. SECHREST Electronics ROBERT HENRY SHIELDS Business Administration KENNETH WAYNE SMITH Business Administration ZACHARY T. SMITHDEAL Ornamental Horticulture ALLEN BENBOW SMITHERMAN Agricultural Business ssociate of Applied Science Degree........... 28 29 SHERDINA R. SOLOMON Executive Secretary ROBERT STANLEY SOUTHERN Agricultural Business RONALD R. SPAINHOUR Business Administration VESTAL C. SPRY Business Administration VIRGIL J. STEWART Business Administration ALLEN TALBERT Business Administration DENNIS L. TAYLOR Business Administration MICHAEL B. TUTTLE Business Administration DAVID VALENTINE Ornamental Horticulture RONNIE HARRELL VINEYARD Agricultural Business WADE WALL Mechanical Drafting and Design SARAH A. WHITAKER Business Administration Students replace the universal joints on a disabled auto. A Building Trades Drafting student puts finishing touches on his drawing. 30 GREGORY H. WHITE Business Administration JANET M. WILLIAMS Executive Secretary ROBERT H. WITHERINGTON Business Administration JOHN W. WOMACK Mechanical Drafting and Design GERALD LEE WOOD Agricultural Business ALBERT L. ADAMS Air Conditioning i970 ...........WVocational Diploma or Certificate JESSIE F. ALEXANDER Air Conditioning ALLAN C. ALLGOOD Machinist JIMMY ANGEL Automotive Mechanics RUSSELL D. ATKINSON Building Trades Drafting ADAM BAKER Television Servicing PEGGY J. BARBER Licensed Practical Nursing CAROLYNN BARKER Licensed Practical Nursing JAMES BARKLEY Building Trades Drafting LEROY BARKLEY Machinist PATSY BARRINGER Licensed Practical Nursing STEVEN D. BENTLEY Machinist JAMES BLACK Carpentry | 31 Vocational Diploma or Certificate) MACKIE R. BLACKBURN Television Servicing JANICE BOATRIGHT Licensed Practical Nursing BILLY R. BOAZ Machinist wae JERRY W. BODSFORD Building Trades Drafting BILLY B. BOLES Building Trades Drafting MILDRED BOLES Licensed Practical Nursing The function of the manual service valve is vital to the operation of this truck air-conditioning unit. Learning techniques of stripping negatives will assure these | Graphic Arts students of high paying jobs in the future. il Electrical Installation problems are solved by systematic testing of procedures such as these | being used on a flourescent light and ballast. MIKE BOLINS | Graphic Arts FRANCES BOYD Licensed Practical Nursing JERRY M. BROWN : Electrical Installation LULA MAE BROWN Licensed Practical Nursing SAM W. BRADLEY Welding WILBURN T. BROGDON Building Trades Drafting 33 WILMA BUTNER Licensed Practical Nursing BERNICE DEWAYNE BYRD Air Conditioning THOMAS CAIN Automotive Mechanics TALMADGE D. CAMPBELL Welding Machinist student grinds the rough edges from a machine part. DENNIS M. CARROLL Air Conditioning BLAKE M. CARTER Graphic Arts Practical nurses spend time on the job as well as in the classroom. | -............ Vocational Diploma or Certificate BOB CARTER | Welding | ERNEST CARTER | Welding ! RICHARD A. CASHIN Air Conditioning Electrical Installation GEORGE CATHCART Carpentry WILLIAM A. CAUDLE Machinist | LARRY E. CASON | HARRY R. CAVENAUGH Building Trades Drafting | WILLIAM G. CHAMBERS Welding WAYNE A. CHURCH Diesel Maintenance BOBBY CLARK | Welding WILBERT T. COCKERHAM Air Conditioning ALLEN S. COLEMAN Plumbing and Heating Vocational Diploma or Certificate............ CHARLES L. COLLINS Machinist STEVE W. COLLINS Electrical Installation MICHAEL K. COMBS Graphic Arts HAROLD D. COX Building Trades Drafting JULIA MAE COX Licensed Practical Nursing WILLIAM C. CREASEY Machinist RALPH STEWART CROW Graphic Arts ROBERT CUNNINGHAM, JR. Welding JAMES T. DAVIS Building Trades Drafting JOSEPH H. DAVIS Diesel Maintenance LEMUEL DAWKINS Television Servicing ROY LARRY DENDY Welding 36 1970 Everything in woodworking, including making a cabinet for the kitchen sink, is covered in the Carpentry program. 1G VOLTS: BO LYRE _ MPUT Television students observe a demonstration on small receiver alignment. Pipe fabrication by arc welding is performed by one of the students in Welding. Vocational Diploma or Certificate -.-° 7.) me ROBERT DOBSON Automotive Mechanics KENNETH W. DORSETT Machinist OLEVIA B. DOUB Licensed Practical Nursing GERALD C. DOUGLAS Diesel Maintenance RONALD HARVEY ELLEDGE Machinist JAMES T. ELLIOTT Television Servicing COLENE W. ETCHISON Licensed Practical Nursing TOMMY R. EVERIDGE Machinist RICK FLETCHER Automotive Mechanics MARVIN C. FOSTER Electrical Installation RONALD E. FOUDRAY Air Conditioning JOS. FOY Licensed Practical Nursing 38 PIPE ee BE te sate a 2 t.- 1970 | Licensed Practical Nursing JASPER F. FRYE Machinist | JAMES GABRIEL Automotive Mechanics ELLEN FRANKLIN TOM J. GANN Welding BILL GANNAWAY Automotive Mechanics IRA RAY GEORGE | Electrical Installation GEORGE W. GIBSON Automotive Mechanics EDWIN GLASS Automotive Mechanics RONNIE GOINS Automotive Mechanics LANE B. GOODMAN Air Conditioning JERRY WAYNE GRUBBS Building Trades Drafting i TIMOTHY J. GRUBBS ly, Diesel Maintenance i) Fitting and running lead joints for sewer connections is practiced in the Plumbing lab. These Agriculture Business students are “observing” the physical properties of pesticides. MARVIN L. GWYNN Machinist BASTIL D. HAIRSTON Machinist CLARENCE L. HAIRSTON Air Conditioning RUFUS CHARLES HAMBY Air Conditioning JESSE C. HANES Diesel Maintenance RAYMOND HARRIS Automotive Mechanics [ 1 40 oe. ........ Vocational Diploma or TEDDY D. HARRISON Electrical Installation RICHARD HARTLEY Welding ALYCE HARTMAN Licensed Practical Nursing ERNA H. HAWKS Licensed Practical Nursing MARTHA T. HEGE Licensed Practical Nursing TONY G. HENDERSON Electrical Installation MARGARET SELL HESTER Licensed Practical Nursing BONNIE HIATT Licensed Practical Nursing RONNIE HICKS Automotive Mechanics DONALD HILL Automotive Mechanics GARY LYNN HILL Air Conditioning LEANDER C. HILL Graphic Arts 41 Certificate Vocational Diploma or Certificate............ SYLVESTER N. HILLIARD Plumbing and Heating OSCAR L. HINES Graphic Arts GARY WINFIELD HOOTS Graphic Arts DENNIS G. HOWELL Carpentry DONALD B. HUDSPETH Television Servicing JOHN C. HUGHES Plumbing and Heating a. i Students in Business Administration must pass speed tests to complete successfully their course in business machines. JERRY O. HUTCHINS Air Conditioning JIMMY J. HUTCHINS Electrical Installation PEGGY W. IRELAND Licensed Practical Nursing WOODROW IRELAND, JR. Welding BRUCE ISAAC Electrical Installation ANDREW D. JAMES Graphic Arts KS a “REGISTER 2? 8 Electronics Technology instructor demonstrates purpose and use of a Computer Trainer. Pretty young girls become skilled in shorthand as well as the other secretarial duties studied in Secretarial Science. 43 j Drafting and Design students are shown the design of the clamps on the numerically controlled automatic milling machine. VIVIE D. JOHNSON Licensed Practical Nursing RONNIE JONES Welding RONALD KEATON Automotive Mechanics CALVIN L. KIMMER Television Ser vicing CHARLES KING Air Conditioning MICHAEL H. KISER Building Trades Drafting Manufacturing Engineering students discuss the chucking of a connecting rod. -............ Vocational Diploma or Certificate PEGGY KITE Licensed Practical Nursing JAMES W. LANIER Building Trades Drafting MIKE LASHMIT Automotive Mechanics LEON LEAPER Television Servicing CARL LEATH Television Servicing ELMO E. LINDSAY Television Servicing JAMES L. LINDSAY Graphic Arts PHILLIP W. LINEBACK Electrical Installation JOHN F. LONG Electrical Installation BILLY LOPEZ Automotive Mechanics RAEFORD D. MANNS Television Servicing DONALD G. MARSH Television Servicing ocational Diploma or Certificate............. JAMES MARSHALL Welding REGINALD H. MARSHALL Diesel Maintenance DALE KENT MARTIN Automotive Mechanics KENNETH W. MATTHEWS Diesel Maintenance CARYN H. MAYERCHAK Licensed Practical Nursing MARTHA R. MELTON Licensed Practical Nursing HOWARD E. McCANN Welding JASPER L. McDOUGALD Diesel Maintenance DORIS McGLAMERY Licensed Practical Nursing JAMES R. McKNIGHT Diesel Truck Maintenance LEE R. McKOY Diesel Maintenance CARL McLAURIN Electrical Installation 46 97 0 A special 3-phase motor used in an air-conditioning unit is tested by the students and instructor. Careful preparation of the seed bed assures better growth in small plants. Automotive Mechanic students learn all phases of engine tune-up and overhaul. Vocational Diploma or Certificate............ STEVE McLENDON Automotive Mechanics IRA C. MILLER Plumbing and Heating MIKE MILLER Automotive Mechanics JAMES MITCHELL Carpentry HARRY B. MORRIS Diesel Maintenance TERRY L. NAHAY Building Trades Drafting MILDRED NASH Licensed Practical Nursing DAVID NORMAN Automotive Mechanics ELLEN NORMAN Licensed Practical Nursing JOAN L. OWENBY Licensed Practical Nursing JAMES REID OWENS Air Conditioning WILLIAM LEE OWENS Air Conditioning 48 HOWARD W. PAGE Machinist | JUNE M. PARRIS Licensed Practical Nursing EDWIN L. PATTERSON Welding DeVALDEN PENN Graphic Arts WILLIAM C. PHELPS Diesel Maintenance RUTH POINDEXTER Licensed Practical Nursing LARRY G. POPE Diesel Maintenance JACK L. POTEET i Graphic Arts li TIMOTHY A. POTTER | Machinist LARRY P. REAVIS Building Trades Drafting MIKE R. REAVIS Television Servicing JAMES W. REID Electrical Installation 49 | 1970 2 a eee IANNIS Learning to use the compass and other drawing instruments proficiently requires much time and practice in Building Trades Drafting. Diesel Maintenance trainees must check the output performance before installing the generator they rebuilt. RONNIE W. RENEGAR Diesel Maintenance MILTON A. RHOADES Diesel Maintenance DENNIS G. RIGGS Air Conditioning VIRGIL ROBBINS Diesel Maintenance VIRGINIA D. RUMLEY Graphic Arts FRED SANDS Diesel Maintenance 50 eee... ..... Vocational Diploma ROBERT SASSER Automotive Mechanics RUBY SCISM Licensed Practical Nursing GEORGE SCOTT Welding SCARLETT SENER Licensed Practical Nursing DANIEL G. SHAFFER Building Trades Drafting DAVID S. SHEEK Diesel Maintenance FAYE SHELTON Licensed Practical Nursing JANE SHELTON Licensed Practical Nursing PHILIP O. SHELTON, JR. Building Trades Drafting STEVEN R. SHEPARD Graphic Arts JAMES C. SHORE Diesel Maintenance WILLIAM H. SHOUSE Air Conditioning 51 or Certificate ee Vocational Diploma or Certificate. ) em PATRICIA SIDDEN Licensed Practical Nursing ANTHONY SIMMS Welding MICHAEL SKARZYNSKI Welding = a RICHARD B. SLAYDON ) Electrical Installation CHARLES SMITH Automotive Mechanics CLETA MAE SMITH Licensed Practical Nursing | i 1 After wiring a 15 horsepower AC compensator, Electrical Installation students are ready to pull the switch. meee. CCC! «1970 Operation of the Ludlow machine is an integral part of the Graphic Arts curriculum. DAVID A. SMITH Automotive Mechanics | DAVID K. SMITH Electrical Installation JAMES O. SMITH Television Servicing MICHAEL R. SMITH Building Trades Drafting RHONDA J. SMITH Licensed Practical Nursing KIRBY J. SMITHERMAN Electrical Installation 53 Licensed Practical Nurses find a willing patient for demonstrating the operation of a circlelectric bed. DWIGHT E. SMOOT Welding REGINALD R. SMOOT Building Trades Drafting GARY SNEED Welding MARY R. SNOW Graphic Arts BRUCE E. SNOW Air Conditioning SAMMY E. SNOWDEN Building Trades Drafting A Television Repair student prepares to test the audio system of a portable radio. —............Vocational Diploma or Certificate JOHNNIE B. SPANN Licensed Practical Nursing DONNA J. SPEER Licensed Practical Nursing DONALD R. SPRY Electrical Installation RANDEL L. STANLEY Building Trades Drafting | HARVEY R. STAPLES Electrical Installation GLORIA B. STINSON Graphic Arts STEPHEN STULTZ | Automotive Mechanics | STEVE SUMMERS Automotive Mechanics i WALTRANETTE TALBERT | Licensed Practical Nursing ] WILLIAM P. TATUM Carpentry | JOHN TAYLOR | Air Conditioning | VAN W. THOMPSON | Building Trades Drafting | oy) RN LERNER SE A NTE TN PENAL Vocational Diploma or Certificate...........9 LARRY G. TOW Machinist JIMMIE TOWNSEND Plumbing and Heating GILBERT S. TUCKER Building Trades Drafting INEZ VESTAL Licensed Practical Nursing JAMES A. WALKER Welding JOHN WALKER Diesel Maintenance JULUIS WALKER Diesel Maintenance NEIL WALL Diesel Maintenance LEE C. WAUGH Diesel Maintenance WILLIAM WEAVIL Automotive Mechanics IRA L. WHARRY Diesel Maintenance JUDY WHITAKER Licensed Practical Nursing 56 970 Figuring, fitting, and finishing are important functions of constructing a good bookcase by Carpentry students. z j iota cn ree wed : pe Z sisi ee eed | | ! : | i Plumbing is a very exacting trade, these students | find. | {| | | | i Student Welders show the varied skills learned in i their shop classes. ocational Diploma or Certificate............1 RONNIE E. WHITE Welding DOROTHY WHITMAN Licensed Practical Nursing WALTER WILBANKS Automotive Mechanics CLAUDE D. WILKINSON Building Trades Drafting WILLIAM S. WILLIAMS Air Conditioning DARRELL D. WILLIAMS Machinist MAGGIE G. WILLIAMS Graphic Arts MARY WILLIAMS Licensed Practical Nursing ROBERT WILLIAMS Building Trades Drafting DEBORAH WISHON Licensed Practical Nursing RANDALL K. WOOD Building Trades Drafting ROBERT L. WOOD Diesel Maintenance 58 Related studies such as English and math are required to give the students a well-rounded education. WY LENE W. WOOD Licensed Practical Nursing | VICTOR WOOTEN | Automotive Mechanics GARY F. YARBROUGH Air Conditioning NANCY YONTZ Licensed Practical Nursing 59 Underclassmen 60 GEORGE T. ABEE Electronics DEBORAH L, ALEXANDER Executive Secretary RICHARD TIMOTHY ALLE! Business Administration TONY PHILLIP ALLEN Business Administration GLENDA D. ANDERSON Business Administration DUFFREY C. ANGEL Mechanical Drafting and Desi CHARLES E. ARNETTE Develo pment Studies ALLEN J. BAKER Mechanical Drafting and Desi CATHERINE A. BANKS Executive Secretary THOMAS BARBEE Electronics HOBERT M. BARNARD Ornamental Horticulture BILLY WINFIELD BECK Business Administration TIMOTHY E. BECK Manufacturing Engineering MICHAEL A. BELT Mechanical Drafting and Desig NEVA S. BISHOP Business Administration GARY WAYNE BLACKBURI Business Administration JO ANNE BOONE Executive Secretary DONALD RAY BOWEN Business Administration JEFFERY MIKE BOWLES Business Administration JAMES C, BRANHAM, JR. Business Administration ROBERT BRINEGAR Electronics BELINDA D. BROWN Executive Secretary BOBBY LEVON BROWN Business Administration KELLY R. BROWN Developmental Studies PETER E. BROWN Manufacturing Engineering LIZZIE MAE BRUNSON Executive Secretary GORDON GRAY BRYAN Business Administration MITCHAEL W. BURNETTE Business Administration HAL GENE BURROWS Business Administration ROBERT LARRY CAIN Business Administration ROGER WADE CARPENTER Business Administration ARTHA T. CARROLL Business Administration DAVID CARTER Electronics JERRY S. CASHWELL Business Administration DEBORAH L. CHARLES Executive Secretary DONALD F. CHEEK Ornamental Horticulture THOMAS N. B. CHISHOLM Developmental Studies DAN R. COHN Developmental Studies CHARLES M. COOK Developmental Studies NANCY K. COOK Executive Secretary 61 Underclassmen Underclassmen DONALD GENE COOPER Business Administration FRED COWEN, JR. Ornamental Horticulture BARRY FAW CRATER Business Administration DIANA L. CROMER Executive Secretary CALEB R. CUNINGHAM Business Administration GARY DAVIS Business Administration BEVERLY J. DAVIS Executive Secretary CHARLIE R. DULL Mechanical Drafting and Design FRED ELLIOTT, JR. Ornamental Horticulture RODNEY ELLIS Electronics CHARLES FARMER Electronics SHELBY SNYDER FISHEL Business Administration TIMOTHY A. FISHER Developmental Studies BERT FLINCHUM Electronics NORMAN S. FOSTER Business Administration ALFRED E. GARDNER Mechanical Drafting and Design MARY J. GARDNER Executive Secretary STEVE C. GEORGOULIAS Mechanical Drafting and Design CARL GILLEY Electronics PATRICIA GLAZE Executive Secretary 62 Underclassmen STEPHANIE B. GOODSON Business Administration RAYMOND L. GOSNELL Manufacturing Engineering | JERRY THOMAS GRAY Business Administration JOE BILL GREENE Ornamental Horticulture RONNIE B. GUTHRIE Developmental Studies MARY MARTHA HANES | Business Administration THOMAS C. HAILEY, III Electronics WILLIAM R. HAIRSTON Manufacturing Engineering RODNEY HARPER Electronics GERALD WADE HAWKS | Business Administration | STEVE E. HAYES l Mechanical Drafting and Design | HAROLD HENRY I Electronics ] DAVID A. HEPLER Mechanical Drafting and Design MAX K. HESTER Manufacturing Engineering HARVEY L. HINKLE Business Administration PATTY G. HOBSON Business Administration I JOHN H. HORTON Developmental Studies REBECCA S. HORTON Executive Secretary VINCENT HUNTER Electronics | BILLY RAY HUTCHENS Business Administration 63 Underclassmen 64 KENNETH R. HUTCHENS Business Administration LAWRENCE HUTCHENS Agricultural Business VICTOR J. HUTCHERSON Business Administration TOMMY V. INGRAM Manufacturing Engineering ROLAND J. INGRAM Business Administration AUBREY G. JENNINGS Ornamental Horticulture GARRY BLAKE JOHNSON Business Administration JAKE JOHNSON, JR. — Business Administration SAMMY EUGENE JOHNSO} Business Administration DONALD T. JONES Ornamental Horticulture LINDA A. JONES Executive Secretary THOMAS ANTHONY JORD. Business Administration BOBBY LEE JOYCE Business Administration KATHY J. JOYCE Executive Secretary CHARLES S. KIMBROUGH Developmental Studies VIRGIE C. KINCH Ornamental Horticulture LARRY G. KING Business Administration CATHERINE JEAN KIRKLA Business Administration BRUCE LAWSON Developmental Studies LANNIE R. LEDFORD Developmental Studies JAMES LINDSAY, JR. Business Administration RONALD G. LINDSAY Ornamental Horticulture TERESA G. LONG Executive Secretary RITZ ANN LYON Executive Secretary DANIEL K. MACKIE Manufacturing Engineering DAVID S. MALLARD Business Administration GERALD F. MARKLAND Business Administration BARBARA H. MARLOW Ornamental Horticulture CHARLES F,. MATTHEWS Business Administration VICKY MATHEWS Electronics LARRY G. MAYNARD Business Administration DORIS J. McDANIEL Executive Secretary BILLIE E. McDANIEL Ornamental Horticulture JACOB McGEE Agricultural Business FRANK E. McKISSICK Business Administration [LLIAM W. MEADOWS, JR. Business Administration ERIE JOHNSON MILLER Business Administration JACK ELDRED MILLER Business Administration VINCENT L. MILLER Developmental Studies TONYIA LEE MINNISH Business Administration 65 Underclassmen Underclassmen ANTOINETTE C. MITCHELL Executive Secretary CLYDE ANDREW MOORE Business Administration GARY D. MOORE Business Administration KENNETH E. MULLIS Business Administration RONNIE MURPHY Agricultural Business CURTIS MUSTIN Mechanical Drafting and Design ERNEST LEE MYERS Business Administration WILLIAM K. MYERS Business Administration GARY A. NANCE Mechanical Drafting and Design EARL R. OAKLEY Business Administration DAVID W, OGBURN Mechanical Drafting and Design JOHN W. ORR Business Administration BRADY PARDUE Electronics GRADY PARDUE Electronics JAMES L. PARHAM Developmental Studies DANIEL E. PARKS Manufacturing Engineering DEBORAH J. PEOPLES Business Administration ROGER PHIBBS Electronics PATRICIA A, PILCHER Mechanical Drafting and Design GARRY LYN PINNIX Business Administration 66 Underclassmen MARSHA B. PLOTT Executive Secretary ARNOLD W. POPE Business Administration ERNEST PAUL PRIDDY, JR. Business Administration | MILDRED C, REECE Business Administration BRUCE R. RUDD Manufacturing Engineering 2 JERRI SUE RUSSELL i Business Administration DENNIS SEVERT Electronics CONNIE SHIPE Business Administration EVA C. SIDES Executive Secretary RANDEL SINK Electronics | RICHARD ALLEN SLAMP Business Administration CHARLES LESTER SMITH Business Administration DAVID MITCHELL SMITH Business Administration KEITH W. SMITH Manufacturing Engineering MARLIN G. SMITH Mechanical Drafting and Designing THURMAN SMITH Mechanical Drafting and Designing WINDLE R. SPAINHOUR Business Administration CLAUDE F. SPARKS | Business Administration JOHNNY E. SPILLMAN Business Administration DOUGLAS STEADMAN Electronics 67 Underclassmen THOMAS STEELE Business Administration GREGORY T. STEWART Business Administration | JOAN ARLENE STEWART Business Administration | SYLVIA W. STINE Mechanical Drafting and Des WILLIAM STORMS Ornamental Horticulture JOHN W. SULLIVAN Mechanical Drafting and Des VICTOR L. SWAIM Manufacturing Engineering WILLIAM C. SWANSON Mechanical Drafting and Des ZELINDA E. TALBERT Business Administration CHARLES TATUM Electronics MABLE P. THOMPSON Business Administration TERRY WAYNE TISE Business Administration DALE TRIVETTE Electronics PEGGY W. TROUTMAN Developmental Studies JOSEPH R. VALENTINE Business Administration DONALD R. VANCE Electronics RONNIE VERNON Electronics WAKE M. WAGNER Manufacturing Engineering BETTY ANN WALKER Executive Secretary BILLY D. WALKER Ornamental Horticulture MICHAEL G. WALKER Business Administration DEON E. WALLACE Executive Secretary PATRICIA A. WARREN Executive Secretary ANNIE LEE WEATHERS Developmental Studies DONNA R. WEST Executive Secretary ROBERT E. WHITLOW Mechanical Drafting and Design DOUGLAS MICHAEL WOOD Business Administration GEORGE W. WOOD Mechanical Drafting and Design JAMES E. WOOTEN, JR. Business Administration Underclassmen Reflecting .. . Adult Education Evening hours find Forsyth Technical Institute a bee-hive of activity. Classes are scheduled in every available room; telephone calls quickly fill class rolls soon after offerings are announced to the public. Lights burn in night class sessions until ten o’clock, only to give way to the maintenance staff. ti ome � aa 70 71 = Adult Education Forsyth Technical Institute is dedicated to the concept of continuing education. Recog- nizing the constant development of new technologies and new production methods brought about by an expanding industrial program in research and development and the social and vocational impact of these factors, the Institute sustains a major effort in the area of adult continuing education. This program is directed toward self-improvement in cultural, avocational, and vocational pursuits. Adult Education courses conducted by Forsyth Technical Institute are offered on a daytime and evening basis in approximately 36 different locations in Forsyth and Stokes Counties. Between 3,000 and 3,500 students enroll in these courses each quarter, and a teaching staff of 170 part-time instructors teach in the program. Course offerings in adult education begin at grade level one and extend through post-high-school occupational educa- tion, A visit to the adult education program will afford the opportunity to see adults: learning to read and write or... completing their high school education or. . . learning a vocational skill or... participating in a community service program. 1 Laboratory tle Te French and other languages are taught by tape and text. Laboratory coordinator (right) hears student explain algebra . problem. ] i 73 we asl lee Mr. William Knott and Dr. Ernest Parry extend congratulations to a high school graduate. Adult High School 74 AAMAS A student works with balance sheets in bookkeeping. Adult High School Instructor assists student in personal typing class. English II class discusses Silas Marner. High school students “‘open the last door” before graduation. 16 Occupational Extensic} Evaluation time comes for all students. Instructor prepares computer board for class demonstration. Occupational extension students solve a problem in electronics. 76 Carburetor adjustment requires a steady hand. Students re-assemble a small engine. Occupational Extension The roto-tiller gets its final adjustment. | dd, Evening Vocational � 2 ee 4; es miller Students receive instructions on the lathe. Instructor and student check out welding unit. Automotive class repairs a drive shaft. Supervisory Development Training i 7 co The sound-slide projector is used in Personnel | Management class. | Student practices splinting in first aid class. q Adult Enrichment Mixing paints is the first step. Students discuss possible improvement in their painting. 80 Manpower Development Training nolstery students pose for their picture. Button making is an essential part of upholstering furniture. Seamstress stitches upholstery material. 81 Seminars Bes non neey Hairdressers and Cosmotoligists Management Seminar participants gather at Reynolds Auditorium. Student presents demonstration in air conditioning seminar. Special income tax seminar draws many participants. Apprenticeship Training WEEaes Instructor explains a schematic diagram. The circuit breaker becomes a topic of study. Students listen to the theory behind the rheostat. � @ ® � � @ @ ® ) ee � ®@ Reflecting .. . Activities The technical institute campus, by its very nature, limits the activities of its students; club Organization is traditionally slow in coming. Forsyth Technical Institute students participate in informal athletics, elect members to the Student Council, and attend social events. Recent years have seen the beginning of two clubs and the initial attempts at campus publications. prs nN 84 SS SSA Student Council Seated: Sue Estep, Treasurer; Francis Greene, President; Jerri Russell, Secretary. Standing: Don Bowen, Vice-President; Gary Blackburn, Technical Vice-President. Not pictured: Anne Norman, Voca- tional Vice-President. ; 4 (4 a First Row: Don Bowen, Sue Estep, Ann Norman, Francis Green, Jerri Russell, Gary Blackburn, Brady Pardue. Second Row: Marga Hester, Julia Cox, Kathy Joyce, David Smith, Marvin Gwynn, Greg White, Terry Tise, Susan Pepper, Barbara Marlow. Third Row: B Robertson, Shelby Fishel, Sylvia Stine, Sylvester Hilliard, Lawrence Hutchens, Bill Poindexter, Mike Brown, Ronnie Jones, David Pea Gary Hoots, Greg Stewart, Allen Smitherman, George Gibson, Gary Hill. Rous 86 Christmas Dance yy pe jpile” BELINDA CRAVER SAN 87 Newspape Reporte Staff FRANK McKISSICK Editor SESSA AER SEE EOCENE RETR ESSE ST Ne SEEN GER GNS First Row: Diane Rumley, Becky Snow, Anne Weathers, Evelyn Harris, Zelenda Talbert, Michael Brown. Back Row: Larry Hunte Advisor; DeValden Penn, Thomas Steel, Roland Ingram, William Owens, Frank McKissick. 88 HE 2 REPORTER TON-SALEM, NORTH CAROL Profiles Of An Instructor VHAT IS VOLUME If, No. 2 IUR BAG? 4 By Michael Brows ) Gan you dig wt? Do volt Know | your bag for being at FT.1? Like) sido you have a bag? When are you | ao going to open H and see what's a inside ? Tf you can, tell es your ig hang up and sow high you wast) to trip, and like where? Weil stop BOY, because you ag is empty like your ipind, You. Hike your bag, are full of air. ‘When are you gomg to get fagethe and do something about it? Is this you, coming here five: days 4 week, and youre late half vof the time, still nol Knowing what js happening atound FTL Even with this Hoawareness, you Sirol ‘over to the canteen and trip will your buddy, With the old thing th almighty mouth, Mr... : at such a rapid pace that ie é “tp noting, Then you might 5) : instructor at work — A. Stephenson, even go to class, bless your Beart, © ee : (When sou Teave this ‘By Zelinda Talbert id Montgomery Ward Stores. He) cit isn’t fast ens y also yenlured into the msurance field by working for Natio and Accident Insutanee Company. Mr. Stephenson alse worked in. | athe car dealersh ip by k Motors. is married to Millicent Cr 1 Stephenson. graduate of UNC. s hobbies are golf, bi eatest teachers al § 28 Mp. Stephenson, the PORTER | 7 Sa o erg the basket) See if the You have ji spaper @ se plans to attend a nd complete her bus tng, After graduation he. pinbition is to open 4 ther own. : FTL CHRISTMAS D; oe ee ee stay ter “SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20 — 8 P.M. orked at the Wak tents alike. “savelyn E. Waris Robert . Lee Hotel — $1.00 Single; DANIEL “MOOSE” PARKS Editor Y earbook Reflector Staff BUSINESS STAFF: Mary Hanes, Jim Parham, Jim Branham. Sy sige eee ‘ 4 : | | — RN STUDENT PHOTOGRAPHER: Bill Swanson. Not pictured: Jake McGee. in we FACULTY ADVISORS: Loren Lundgren, Leroy Foster, Bill Hunter. Administrative Management Society NE First Row: George Parker, Ken Hudson, Ron Henderson, Tommy Aldridge. Second Row: Richard Bowden, Arnold Pope, Tommy Jordan, Claude Sparks. Third Row: Roger Carpenter, Shelby Fishel, Bill Beck. wr LEO AE LOR “ EOE AWS COREE x OFFICERS: Mike Phelps, Vice-President; Bruce Robbins, President; Nancy Bates, Secretary- Treasurer. 92 Circle “K’ Club fficers appearing in the center: Mike Sneed, Leroy Barkley, Mike Skarzynski, Steve Hayden and David Carter. lockwise beginning at bottom right: Paul Day, Advisor, Tommy Everidge, Larry Boger, Advisor, Kenneth Dorset, ohn Taylor, George Scott, James Walker, Allen Allgood, Ronald Foudray, Billy Boaz, Leroy Collins, Ron Elledge, lilliam Caudle, Bill Chambers, William Creasy, Frank Fry, Monta Oliver. 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