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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1975 volume:

Re peselOm a7 Volume VI FORSYTH TECHNICAL INSTITUTE Ina Salem, North Caroli inston- W Introduction ..... Administration ... Faculty oar caer Business Students i ee pes i ee Wisco ii TE i ee A ODS scrips Ebrsyth Technical sil y of Silas Creek — fora promising and. Sé for constructives A student in the Learning Lab listens intently to a lecture recorded on a cassette. e A night blooming cereus accommodates the students in Ornamental Horticulture by unfolding its rare blossom during class hours. We Think A Business Administration student concentrates on a problem in accounting. Welding student learns his trade by performing the same operation until he perfects it. TE i) NRT CN PN And the Commun EMERGE ENTRAI FT| offers classes at 69 different locations. In addi- tion, many students work in the community to meet practicum requirements for graduation. 1. Electrical Installation students work in the field. 2. Secretarial students leave from office practice at Wachovia. 3. Carpentry class builds a house. 4. Westinghouse is the setting for employment training. 5. Window display is taught to Retailing class at shopping center. 6. Senior citizens wear costumes made in classes at Sunrise Towers. 7. County employees take late afternoon class at Government Center. 8. Adults enroll in art classes at a community center. 9. Students in Practical Nursing go to classes at For- syth Memorial Hospital. 10. Ceramics is taught at Sprague Center. 11. Horticulture student works on field trip. 12. Allied Health classes meet at Bowman Gray School of Medicine. 13. Rad. Tech. students report for clinical experience. 14. Early Childhood Specialists work at day care centers. Sometimes 10 of (ait 11 But Mostly PAs i ides saat wal ial ee enwweD HHA RHEE Pa ili L i nae HREM HL eu hl HHL HHH 4 ime RAT TE 12 13 FT Wp Organizations such as civic groups, churches Y a the food a her basic necessi _the Salvation Army in Miami as a Ne Salute Ihe Adm tration and Faculty INIS fitncan? Cpe ae Eke eans 4 ee YP EECER ELISE VAY IEEE GEO ORE RET VERELELLAY BLES YMRS BRLVRB GE EPEREYERVERWE LEEDS BREYEDD: EYRE ERG GIA? YR EERE RD ER EIRA ONE EER LYE, BS YYEB RSIS GREWR IY REX EEE WI SEES SPF IPP EERE ee t©OV EYES APBSH YY George McSwain, Police Science Instructor, and Marvin Allen, Business Department Head, stop for a friendly chat in the hallway. Ve The B 18 oard of Trustees BOARD OF TRUSTEES Dallas F. Chappell, Chairman C. Edwin Allman, Jr. W.O. Barrett R. Douglas Boyer Mrs. Floyd S. Burge, Jr. Donald M. Hayes Ed. M. McKnight Clyde F. McSwain Thomas D. Robinson W.H.S. Schultz Ned R. Smith G.P. Swisher Meets in Regular Session Members of the Board and Administrative Staff listen to Architect Fred Butner make a presentation on new buildings on the campus. Here he presents sketches of a general classroom building proposed to be built on Miller Street adjoining the present school grounds. The proposed facility will house general Classrooms, Learning Resources Center, Business Department, science labs, and administrative offices. Please, gentlemen, not another Snyder Hall! 19 Administrative dent HARLEY Ps AFRELDT ep) O — OL Dean of Cc O = O =) = i ep) i= Paul D. Apple 20 Marvin Allen, General Business Technology Lloyd Leroy Foster, Engineering Technology Grace Corey, Related Technical Instruction James R. Winning, Health Technology 21 student Personnel Staff Charles King, Director of Student Personnel Services Gary Ogburn, Assistant Director for Admissions and Records samson CEE Paul Day, Assistant Director for Counseling Services Pam Callahan Merrill Gordon Counselor Records Technician Ben Howell Borys Leoczko Jean Perkins Counselor Financial Aid Public Relations RR no ROR essen. a 22 Director of Adult Ed Glenn Fleeman Velma Jackson Adult Basic Education Shelton Jones, Academic Extension R.B. Kimrey, Jr. A Coordinator, A n qd Staff 1 ay WS othe xe SOOT SL me es Evening Director Joby Matthews 23 Business Office J NOMEN ‘i INDE AT HRS SAMMY ALLRED Director of Business Affairs CAMERON WADE Bookstore Manager CHRISTINE PHIFER Head Bookkeeper 24 Learning Resources Staff re en eer hipincncageynn BRENDA BODSFORD A-V Technician POLLY KING Library Technician ANN TEACHEY Learning Lab ERNEST TOMPKINS Learning Lab THOMAS GORDON Assistant Librarian The Girls Who Run the Show ecretarial Staft Karen Bowen Miriam Bumgarner Sharon Carter Gloria Cheek Dixie Crotts Ester Lockard Diane Logan Elsie Minor Latha Nails Gay Nell Reich Shirley Slater Lenora Yates Julia Grubbs Secretary to the Dean Carrie Parrott Secretary to the President ens Gwen Goodwin 26 ae A e = % ew PAT f Forsyth Tech , Switchboard Operator Ing Voice o Talbert The Sm Katherine ve Saaaagaat Rape aagage = +, ane sitag te gt eo enese vs goo ene ane @8@aaannane . , a e Seananan Beaaaee es e se ae @ eee a i enscer f @ tivvvrver¢ 88 wcseaoue? Oa get ee ae % oS B O 8% H% ga) SHR GH , A pe eee eng, py OF £86 KRG Ey, oa a Poh ee ee ae L «¢ % . ,% 28 Familiar Instructors in Business Department Harold Atkins Pat Barnes Patricia Dalton Judy Daulton Judy Felty Sandra Sledge Tom Staley Jake Tedder Thelma Williams Faces Instructors in Engineering Technology Department Larry Boger Richard Carter Odell Grose Harold Harrison Raymond Hege Lester Jones George Kahl Douglas Maloyed Tom Mayerchak 29 | Familiar Sadie Bailey Floyd Boyer Joan Brown Martha Haire Dave Hunter Mildred Moser Marietta Raines Clyde Ritchie Instructors in Health Technology 30 Leslie Chadwick Betty Chase Sara DeRamus Shelton Goforth Bill Forrest Lin Fain Retta Gray Tom Hinson Carolyn Jones Audrey Kirby Related Technical Instructors Linda Lee George McSwain Dave Roberts Marilyn Stowers Tom Taylor Larry Weaver 31 Our Environmentalist Team Lillie Clark Ollie Clement Castina Cremedy George Dewall Lorraine Gaddy Bruce Hege Lucille Henry spss corm s Margaret McInnis Beulah Scales Jim Scales 32 Planning for the Future T.M. Foster Building Construction Coordinator and OSHA Representative In the winter of 1974-75, the faculty and administrative staff began a long-range planning study to project the fu- ture growth of the institution and to establish goals and objectives for that growth. The faculty committee, headed by Judy Felty, began its work which included a survey of area businesses and industries to predict the number of skilled employees needed by the community in the next five years. Here Betty Chase and student assistant prepare the survey mailing. Judy Felty, Chairperson Long-Range Planning Committee 33 e Grow and Grow 34 ROL In Unprecedented Numbers Registration line forms. Don’t forget to have your ID card made. As more students arrive, parking becomes a problem. What happens when the cards for the classes | want are gone? The line gets longer ana longer. Pay your tuition here. You mean |’m finished at last! pu Rp Sg 2 De In the fall quarter, 1578 curriculum students enrolled. This number far exceeded any previous fall enrollment, as students took advantage of evening course offerings and ex- panded daytime offerings. This growth continued in the winter and spring quarter as new students entered to upgrade their skills or to prepare for a field of work that in- terested them. 6V We Wait for Cl 36 asses to Begin We Prepare for Careers in Business Students in Business Technologies have a wide range of course offerings: Executive Secretarial students can elect either the shorthand or the machine transcription option. Students in Business Administration may choose from gen- eral business or from accounting electives. For those inter- ested in sales, the Marketing and Retailing curriculum is available. Additional courses are taught for those interested in real estate. Business Administration Electronic Data Processing Executive Secretarial Science Marketing and Retailing Ornamental Horticulture 37 DONALD ADAMS Business Ad TERRI ADAMS Secretarial Science EMMETT ADCOCK Horticulture BRUCE ALLCORN Business Ad RICHARD ALLEN Business Ad BRENDA ALLGOOD Secretarial Science BONITA ANDREWS Secretarial Science GERALD ANTHONY Data Processing TIM APPLE Business Ad LUCY MAY ASHBURN Secretarial Science BENNY ATCHLEY Business Ad DEBRA AYERS Secretarial Science GRETCHEN AYERS Business Ad KAY BAKER Business Ad SCOTT BAKER Marketing GEORGE BALDWIN Horticulture WANDA BANKS Business Ad KEITH BANNER Business Ad CARL C. BARKER Business Ad CHARLES BARNES Business Ad SHIRLEY BARNES Secretarial Science LYNDA BASSETT Business Ad RAMONA BEAL Business Ad THERESA ANN BEARD Business Ad ELSIE BEAVER Business Ad 38 Business Surneula JILL BEAVER Secretarial Science CHERYL BECKERDITE Business Ad JACK BeDEN Horticulture HELEN BECK Data Processing THOMAS BEESON Business Ad KENT BERRIER Business wad CARTER BIGELOW Business Ad BRUCE BIGGS Business Ad JILL BLAYLOCK Secretarial Science RAMONA BLEVINS Secretarial Science JERRY BISHOP Business Ad Tera SLED SOLE Business Ad GENE BOLIN Business wad ROY BOLIN Business Ad ROGER BOLIN Business Ad VIOLET BONE Horticulture WILLIAM BONHAM Horticulture GEROLD BOOHER Business Ad RICHARD BOTTORFT Business Ad JOAN BOWLING Marketing KENNETH BOYAN Horticulture JOE BOWMAN Business Ad MORRIS BOWMAN Horticulture MELISSA BOYD Business Ad FREDDIE BRADSHAW Business Ad 39 RICHARD BRAMLETT Business Ad TERRY BRANNON Horticulture TERESA BREWER Secretarial Science JEFF BROUGHTON Business Ad BETHANIA BROWN Data Processing CARL BROWN Business Ad DELORES BROWN Secretarial Science DWIGHT BROWN Business Ad RICK BROWN Business Ad ROBERTA BROWN Secretarial Science SYLVISKI Van BROWN Business Ad JOHN BULLOCK Business Ad JENNIFER BURGE Marketing CHRISTINA BYERLY Marketing DEWAYNE BYRD Horticulture KENNETH BYRD Business Ad WAYNE CABLE Business Ad GLORIA CALAHAN Secretarial Science BEVERLY CALDW ELL Secretarial Science ARTIE CAMPBELL Business Ad LAURA CARITHERS Business Ad CAROL CARTER Secretarial Science CHERYL CARTER Secretarial Science PAUL CARTER Business Ad JUDY CAUSEY Data Processing 40 Business Curricula Business Administration is one of the most rapidly growing programs on the campus. Not only do more day students see the opportunities available in busi- ness careers, but also many people employed in business and industry have taken advantage of the expanded evening offerings. With this growth has come an enriched curriculum: more accounting courses were offered, and a gre ater variety of elec- tives was available this year. BONNIE CHANDLER Business Ad SHERRY CHAPPELL Data Processing CHARLES CLARK Horticulture CINDY CLARK Horticulture DAVID CLARK Data Processing DEBRA CLARK Data Processing SUSAN CLAYTON Secretarial Science SANDRA CLEARY Business Ad THOMAS CLEARY Business Ad SHARON CLINE Secretarial Science KAYE CLODFELTER Secretarial Science JOHNNY COLBERT Business Ad DIANE COLE Secretarial Science REBECCA COLLINS Secretarial Science WILLIAM CORBETT Business Ad MARGARET COUCH Secretarial Science 41 Business CHRIS CRAVER Horticulture DENNIS CRAVER Business Ad AARON CROCKETT Business Ad GLENN CUNDIFF Horticulture APRIL CUTRI Horticulture DAVID DALTON Business Ad RICKY DARNELL Business Ad MARK DAVIS Data Processing CRYSTAL DAY Business Ad JENIFER DEPUEW Marketing MARY ANNE DILLARD Horticulture WAYNE DODSON Business Ad JAMES DONELSON Business Ad SMAUEL DOTSON Business Ad CONRAD DOUTHIT Business Ad CINDY DUKES Secretarial Science PAMELA DUNSMORE Secretarial Science BARBARA EARNEST Data Processing DAN EBERT Horticulture The Electronic Data Processing curriculum is designed to teach computer programming, but the knowledge acquired can be applied to various ca- reers in business and computer technology. 42 eurricula RONALD EDMONDS Business Ad BARBARA EDMUND Business Ad WILLIE MAE ELCOCK Business Ad CHARLES ELDRIDGE Business Ad LELAND ELDRIDGE Data Processing BEVELYN ELLINGTON Horticulture DANIEL ELLIOT Business Ad GRETCHEN ELLISON Secretarial Science SARAH ENNIS Secretarial Science RODGER ENSCORE Business Ad JULIUS EPPS Business Ad WILLIAM ERVIN Business Ad RALPH EVERHART Data Processing ROBERT EVERHART Data Processing ROBERT EVERHART Horticulture KAREN FAULK Secretarial Science Slee FSAI Marketing STEVEN FIX Business Ad WILL FLETCHER Business Ad WALTER FONVILLE II Business Ad GAIL FOSTER Business Ad MARGARET FOSTER Horticulture WARDLOW FRAZIER Horticulture CYNTHIA FRYE Secretarial Science KEITH FULK Business Ad 43 Business LARRY FULK Business Ad DEBRA GAINS Data Processing PARTHENIA GALLOWAY Secretarial Science LYNN GAMMONS Secretarial Science DEBBIE GANT Data Processing JAMES GAULDIN Business Ad KATHIE GEORGE Secretarial Science BECKY GIBBONS Secretarial Science GARY GILLEY Business Ad FEEIChHERIG Si Business Ad JARRY GODBEY Business Ad GWENDOLYN GOODWIN Business Ad BARBARA GORDON Business Ad CAROL GRANT Secretarial Science JERRY GREENWOOD Business Ad DELBERT GRIFFIN Horticulture LINDA GRIFFIN Data Processing MARILYN GRIFFIN Business Ad MINOR GRISCOM Data Processing WILLIE MAE GROOMS Business Ad STEVE GWYN Business Ad WILLIAM HAIRSTON Business Ad LARRY HAITHCOCK Business Ad KATHLEEN HALLSTROM Secretarial Science MICHAEL HAMM Business Ad 44 Curricula CLIFTON W. HARE Business Ad MARY HARDESTY Secretarial Science BRUCE K. HEDGECOCK Business Ad MARILYN HENDERSON Business Ad ROBERT HENRY Business Ad KATHY HESTER Marketing WILLIE HILL Business Ad STEVE HINSON Business Ad DAWN HOBSON Business Ad PAULA HOLCOMB Secretarial Science DEBORAH HOLLIFIELD Secretarial Science MELVIN HOWELL Business Ad ADRAIN HUDSPETH Business Ad MIKE HUGGINS Business Ad PATSY HULL Data Proc¢essing MARY HUSSEY Secretarial Science JAMES HUTCHINS Business Ad BRENT HYATT Business Ad WILLIAM HYLAND Business Ad CLARENCE HYNES Data Processing JUDITH ICARD Secretarial Science DAVID JENKINS Business Ad JAMES JOHNSON Business Ad KEN JOLLY Horticulture ALFRETA JONES Business Ad 45 RICKY JONES Business Ad KIMBERLY KING Secretarial Science PATTI KING Business Ad REBECCA KING Horticulture PATRICIA KIRKMAN Secretarial Science TARA KLEINFELTER Data Processing SAMUEL KNOTT JR. Data Processing MARY KAY KOGAS Secretarial Science JAMES KULP Horticulture YVONNE KYE Business Ad ROLAND LAKEY |! Data Processing BOB LEMIEUX Business Ad WARREN LINER Horticulture BRENDA LITTLE Marketing CHERYL LONG Data Processing MARY LONG Business Ad RANDOLPH LOPER Business Ad EDWIN LUPO Business Ad PATTI LYNCH Secretarial Science DALE MABE Horticulture LINDA MABE Business Ad SHARON MABE Secretarial Science PAUL MacKENZIE Business Ad ROBERT MALLORY Data Processing HARRIS MAREADY Business Ad 46 Business Curricula Executive Secretarial Science students not only per- fect their office skills, but they also learn business Principles that will enable them to grow into posi- tions of responsibility. BETTINA MARTIN Secretarial Science DANA MARTIN Secretarial Science PATRICIA MARTIN Data Processing BYRON MASON Business Ad DORIS McBRIDE Marketing JEANNIE McCANN Business Ad SADIE McCULLOUGH Business Ad ARLEEN McFADDEN Horticulture BUFORD McGEE Business Ad RICKEY McINTYRE Business Ad JOSEPH McSWAIN Business Ad SANDRA MEADWELL Business Ad DENA MEDLIN Secretarial Science KAREN MERRIT Data Processing BRUCE MILLER Business Ad ELLEN MILLER Data Processing MARK MILLER Business Ad TONYIA MINNISH Business Ad CHRIS MITCHELL Data Processing 47 CHERYL MITCHELL Data Processing ROBERT MITCHELL Data Processing RICHARD MONDAY Data Processing CLYDE MOORE Marketing FRANCES MOORE Marketing SAMUEL MOORE Data Processing CLYDE MOOREFIELD Business Ad GLORIA MORGAN Secretarial Science JORIE MORRISON Horticulture EVELYN MOXLEY Business Ad JANET MURPHY Business Ad RONNIE MYERS Business Ad JACKIE NEAL Secretarial Science BARBARA NELSON Secretarial Science TOMMY NIXON Horticulture RONALD NEWMAN Business Ad LOUIS NORCROSS Data Processing SUSAN OLSON Secretarial Science ROBIN O’HARRAH Secretarial Science 48 Business In a survey conducted by the school, community business and industry responded that their greatesi personnel needs were for people trained in sales Thus the Marketing and Retailing curriculum was added to the institute’s offerings. Students study anc practice in the classroom; they observe and work ir local businesses as part of their training. Curricula CHARLES OSBORNE Horticulture NANCY OWENS Secretarial Science RONNIE PAINTER Business Ad DAVID PANKEY JR. Business Ad RENEE PARDUE Data Processing EARLINE PARMON Business Ad DANNY PARRISH Business Ad ZOLA PAUL Business Ad PATRICIA PEDDYCORD Secretarial Science ROBERT PEDDYCORD Business Ad TOM PENCE Data Processing ROBERT PERKINS Business Ad CARL PERRY Business Ad CHARLES PETERSON Business Ad GAIL PETERSON Business Ad DONNA PHILLIPS Business Ad SARAH PHILY AW Business Ad JOHN POLITE Business Ad LEONARD PORCELLI Business Ad ROBERT POWELL Business Ad GREGORY QUICK Business Ad ELAINE RAY Secretarial Science WANDA RANSBY Data Processing ARMANDO RAMOS Business Ad SUSAN RAYMER Data Processing 49 NEAL REAVES Business Ad DONNA REDMON Business Ad EMILY REECE Horticulture SHEREE REID Business Ad TOM PENN Business Ad WAYNELLE REYNOLDS Marketing JAMES RICHARDS Business Ad ROBIN RICHARDSON Data Processing CAROL RIERSON Secretarial Science CARTER ROBERTSON Business Ad SUSAN ROMINGER Business Ad VICKI RUSSELL Business Ad JOHN SALMONS Business Ad RUTH SALMONS Business Ad WILLIAM SANDERS Business Ad ROBERT SAPPINGTON Business Ad JIMMIE SAUNDERS Business Ad MARK SCHULTZ Business Ad PHILIP SHEEK Business Ad GARY SHEETS Business Ad ZEB SHEFF Business Ad PAM SHEPPARD Business Ad JAMES SHORT Data Processing BENDETTA SHOWS Business Ad ELLEN SILVERI Data Processing 50 einmeula e ied e ian 4 s a . pointe wee 5 Fa maw st Se el) ALAN SMITH Data Processing DAVID SMITH Business Ad PERCY SMITH Business Ad RICHARD SNOW Business Ad VON SNOW Business Ad JOAN SNYDER Secretarial Science PATRICIA SNYDER Secretarial Science DOUG SOMERS Business Ad KEITH SOUTHERN Business Ad THOMAS SPAINHOUR Business Ad CATHY SPRINKLE Secretarial Science DONALD STAFFORD Marketing MARY STANLEY Business Ad KATHRYN STARBUCK Horticulture ROBERT STEWART Business Ad WANDA STONE Secretarial Science NANCY STONESTREET Secretarial Science CATHY STREATOR Horticulture MARY SWICEGOOD Secretarial Science PHIL TAYLOR Business Ad WANDA TAYLOR Data Processing STEVE THATCHER Business Ad GARY THOMAS Data Processing KENNETH THOMAS Business Ad CHARLES THOMPSON Marketing 51 Business LARRY THOMPSON Business Ad SANDY TILLEY Horticulture DEBBIE TRENT Marketing ROOSEVELT TRUESDALE Business Ad RUTH VANDERMOORTEL Secretarial Science GLENN VOELTNER Data Processing JULIE VOGLER Horticulture ROBERT WADE Business Ad JOHN WAGONER Business Ad TIMMY WALL Business Ad MELYNDA WALLER Business Ad DONNA WARREN Horticulture CATHY WARREN Secretarial Science MARCELLA WATSON Secretarial Science WARREN WATTS Business Ad GARY WEAVIL Data Processing STEVE WELBORN Business Ad Students in Ornamental Horticulture receive training in the growth and maintenance of plants. In addition, they learn the business principles needed to engage in a variety of busi- ness enterprises associated with lawn and garden care. For six quarters the Students work in the classroom, lab, and greenhouse; and one quarter is spent working off campus. 52 Curricula MARY WELLONS Business Ad LARRY WHICKER Business Ad SHEREE WHITE Secretarial Science JEFF WIDENER Business Ad RICHARD WIDENER Business Ad NAPOLEON WILKES Business Ad DAVID WILLARD Business Ad GARY WILLARD Business Ad CHARLIE WILLIAMS Data processing CYNTHIA WILLIAMSON Secretarial Science JOE WILLIAMS Data Processing KENNETH WILLIAMS Horticulture KAREN WILLIAMS Data Processing HAROLD WILSON Business Ad HARRY WILSON Business Ad LIDDY WILSON Secretarial Science TONY WILLIAMS Business Ad BONNIE WIMBISH Secretarial Science PAMELA WOOD Secretarial Science JOHN WOODLE Marketing KENNETH WOODRUFF Business Ad PATRICIA WOOTEN Secretarial Science SABRINA WRIGHT Horticulture JANET WRIGHT Business Ad RONALD WYNECOFF Business Ad 53 54 ae, PYROS Ia incr adipiibleiaes Se ee sabshis ee Merriicilie We Plot our Course In Engineering Technologies The Engineering Technologies are offered for the students who wish to take part in the scientific advancements that have taken place in recent years. Students are taught to ob- serve, to experiment, to create, and to make practical applications of what they have learned. Three of these cur- ricula — Electronices Engineering Technology, Manufac- turing Engineering Technology, and Mechanical Drafting and Design Engineering Technology — are accredited by the Engineering Council! for Professional Development, the national agency for the accreditation of engineering schools. Architectural Technology Electronics Engineering Technology Manufacturing Engineering Technology Mechanical Drafting and Design Engineering Technology 55 Engineering LEANNE ALLEN Manufacturing ALVIN ANDERSON Manufacturing MICHAEL ANDERSON Manufacturing LARRY J. BARNHARDT Manufacturing WILLIAM BARTON Drafting and Design JOHN BEAUCHAMP Manufacturing WALTER BEAUCHAMP Architectural Tech DENNIS BELCHER Electronics RONALD BENNETT Manufacturing JOHN BLACKWELL Electronics BILLY BOLT Architectural Tech THOMAS BROWN Manufacturing EZEQUIAL BUJANDA Drafting and Design ELIZABETH BULLARD Drafting and Design JAMES BUTLER Manufacturing CLYDE BUTNER Electronics JERRY BYRD Electronics RALPH CARDWELL Manufacturing DON CASH Architectural Tech CLIFTON CAUDILL Manufacturing CECIL CHEEK Drafting and Design NORMAN CHRISTENSEN Electronics STEVEN CLINE Electronics JOHN COOLEY Electronics JAMES DANCY Architectural Tech 56 Technologies JAMES DAVIS Electronics JOHN DAY Manufacturing THOMAS DEAL Electronics ALEXANDER DEMETRELIS Architectural Tech HARRY DIXON Electronics PHILIP DYSON Manufacturing JOHN EVANS Electronics RANDY EVERETT Electronics PAUL FIENE Drafting and Design BERT FLINCHUM Electronics REYMON FOSTER Electronics CHRIS FOWLER Manufacturing WILLIAM L. FRANCIS Electronics CAN, TRU Manufacturing ROBERT W. FULP Drafting and Design B.A. GALLOWAY Architectural Tech JAMES GARRETT Manufacturing PAUL GILLISPIE Electronics DENNIS GRAY Architectural Tech Architectural Technology provides training in design, materials, and mechanical equipment. Students are prepared for careers in drafting, designing, es- timating, and supervision. 57 Engineering STANLEY GRIFFIN Manufacturing JOHN HAIRSTON Manufacturing BYNUM HANCOCK, JR. Manufacturing JOSEPH HARALSON Electronics EDWARD HARRIS Architectural Tech MIKE HARTMAN Drafting and Design JON HINSDALE Electronics went awe” ‘ hon 3} Pe ‘ Mi by BOBBY HODGE Drafting and Design MELVIN HOLLIFIELD Electronics ii Electronics Engineering Technology offers students a working knowledge of electronics in three phases: BRUCE HOLLOMAN theory, design, and application in modern industry. Electronics Electronics is tough, exciting, rewarding — a galaxy LOVIE HOWELL of resistors, transistors, diodes, capacitors — elec- Electronics trifying instructors — making things happen instead of just being a bystander, learning trouble shooting early in the game, experimenting with the new, plot- ting graphs and being satisfied with the results. VINCENT HUNTER Electronics PRESTON INGALLS Manufacturing DAVID E. JACKSON Electronics RICHARD JACKSON Manufacturing RANDY JOHN Drafting and Design 58 Technologies WILLIAM JOHNSON Drafting and Design WESLEY JONES Architectural Tech JAMES JOSEPH Electronics ROGER KIMMER Architectural Tech DARYL KING Drafting and Design MAYNARD KNOX Drafting and Design ARNOLD LASSETER Electronics JOHN LAYELL Electronics MIKE LEAMON Manufacturing C.U. LEWIS Electronics GEORGE MABE Manufacturing HENRY MABES Architectural Tech JAMES MARTIN Manufacturing JEFFREY MATLOCK Drafting and Design MICHAEL MATTHEWS Architectural Tech HOWARD McDOWELL Architectural Tech JEFF McGEHEE Drafting and Design CHARLES McKENZIE Manufacturing PHILLIP McKINNEY Architectural Tech RANDY McKNIGHT Electronics EDWARD MEADWELL Manufacturing MIKE MEEKS Drafting and Design JAMES MINNISH Manufacturing DAVID MORGAN Architectural Tech JOHN MORLEY Manufacturing 59 THOMAS MYERS Electronics MARISA NANCE Architectural Tech GARY NAYLOR Architectural Tech GEORGE NEWMAN Electronics RICHARD M. NIXON Drafting and Design GRAY O’DOWD Architectural Tech RICHARD OEHMAN Manufacturing MICHAEL OSBORNE Architectural Tech DAVID OWENS Manufacturing SCOTT PENDLETON Electronics JOSEPH PENNINGTON Drafting and Design HAROLD POPE Electronics JOHN POPE Architectural Tech DAVID RAMSEY Electronics STANLEY RATCLIFFE Electronics JAMES B. REED Manufacturing JOSEPH H. REICH Manufacturing DOUGLAS RICE Electronics STEVEN ROBERSON Electronics RONALD ROBERTSON Manufacturing GARY ROGERS Architectural Tech HAL ROTHROCK Electronics RONALD SEAMAN Electronics ALAN SHISSLER Manufacturing VICTOR SLACK Drafting and Design 60 Engineering Technologies A Manufacturing Engineering Tech- nology instructors, John Beeson and Lloyd Fishel, provide their Students with training in machine Processes, manufacturing pro- cesses, metallurgy, materials, qual- ity control, plant lay-out, and other knowledge and skills needed by technicians and engineers in mod- ern industry. DANNY SMITH Electronics DAVID T. SMITH III Electronics DONALD SMITH Drafting and Design THOMAS SMITHERMAN Electronics JIM SNOW Architectural Tech RONALD SPIVEY Drafting and Design TERRY STEELMAN Architectural Tech DALE STINSON Manufacturing DALE STOKES Drafting and Design LARRY STOWE Electronics BRYAN STUART Architectural Tech JAMES TILLEY Drafting and Design JOSH TODD Electronics WILLIAM TOLLEY Electronics ROBERT TREXLER Electronics DALE WALKER Drafting and Design DAVID WALKER Drafting and Design HUBERT WALL, JR. Electronics MARTIN WALL Electronics 61 Engineering Technologies DAVID WARREN Electronics ANTHONY WATTS Architectural Tech A. MICHAEL WATTS Electronics MICHAEL R. WATTS Architectural Tech TIMOTHY WELBORN Electronics KENNETH WHAPHAM Manufacturing WALLACE WHITAKER Electronics SAMUEL WHITE Architectural Tech CARLTON WILLIAMS Architectural Tech WILLIAM WOLFE Electronics DONALD WORTHINGTON Drafting and Design DARRELL YOUNG Electronics 62 Mechanical Drafting and Design Engineering Technology is one of the three engineering tech- nologies on the campus that is approved by the Engi- neering Council for Professional Development. Design drafting, which is basic to all the engineering sciences, can be a rewarding career because it offers the graduate the opportunity to transform an idea existing only in the mind to a concrete drawing to solve an engineering problem, to communicate that idea to other people, or to speed the production process in industry. We Study With a Purpose in Health Programs Forsyth Technical Institute established its reputation in health education with the Practical Nurse Education pro- gram. In 1971 Forsyth Technical Institute entered an agreement with the Health Planning Council, Forsyth Memo- rial Hospital, North Carolina Baptist Hospital, Reynolds Me- morial Hospital and Bowman Gray School of Medicine for two-year health programs. Students graduating from the one-year Practical Nurse Education curriculum are eligible to take State Board examinations to become Licensed Prac- tical Nurses. Graduates from two-year program receive the Associate in Applied Science Degree and are eligible to take State or national examinations for registry or certification. Students enrolled today will have a major responsibility in meeting the health care needs of this community tomorrow. Associate Degree Nursing Inhalation Therapy (Respiratory Care) Nuclear Medicine Technology Practical Nurse Education Radiological Technology 63 ROBIN ADAMS Radiologic Tech NANCY ALLEN Practical Nursing CAROLYN AMMONS A D Nursing CAROLYN ANGEL A D Nursing KARAN ANGEL Radiologic Tech MARY ALICE ASKEW Radiologic Tech DENISE BACOT Practical Nursing VICKIE BAITY Nuclear Med VERNON BANKS A D Nursing CINDI BARNES Radiologic Tech ANN BARNEY A D Nursing BECKY BARNHARDT A D Nursing MARTY BARTON A D Nursing JANET BASS A D Nursing STEPHANIE BENNETT A D Nursing REBECCA BENNETT Radiologic Tech ROSLYN BENNETT A D Nursing CAROL BEROTH Radiologic Tech JANICE BINKLEY Practical Nursing BERNICE BLACE Practical Nursing KAREN BLACKWELL A D Nursing CYNTHIA BOBBITT Practical Nursing JOHANNES BOEHME Radiologic Tech LOU ANN BOOKER Radiologic Tech KEITH BOOSE Inhalation Therapy 64 Programs MIKE BOOZE Inhalation Therapy LINDA BOWERMASTER A D Nursing BELVA SUE BRANNON A D Nursing RANDY BRANTLEY Radiologic Tech MILLICENT BRIM Practical Nursing SANDRA BRODERICK A D Nursing CAROL BROOKS A D Nursing PATRICIA BROOKS A D Nursing ANNE BROWN Radiologic Tech DELOIS BRYAN Practical Nursing DEBORAH BURDICK Inhalation Therapy CHRISTINE BYARS Practical Nursing FRIEDA CABRERA A D Nursing WANDA CAGER A D Nursing SHARON CAGLE A D Nursing STEPHEN CALCUTT A D Nursing SUSAN CALDWELL A D Nursing DEBORAH JANE CALL A D Nursing MELANIE CALLAHAN A D Nursing PEGGY CAMPBELL A D Nursing TONI CAPELL Inhallation Therapy KEN CARDEN Radiologic Tech PATTY CARPENTER A D Nursing BETTY CARROLL A D Nursing RICHARD CARTER Inhalation Therapy 65 SUSAN CARTER Inhalation Therapy LEIGH CHADWICK AD Nursing SUSAN CHAMBERLAIN A D Nursing REGINA ANN CHAMBERS A D Nursing LOIS CHARBONNEAU Radiologic Tech SHELIA A. CHISOM Practical Nursing ROBIN CLARK Radiologic Tech CARIN CLARKE Radiologic Tech ISABEL CLAUSS AD Nursing DEBRA COLE A D Nursing CATHY COLLINS A D Nursing TIM COLLINS Inhalation Therapy MARTHA COMISKY Practical Nursing CHARLOTTE CONRAD Practical Nursing THERESA COOKE Practical Nursing KATHERINE CORNATZER A D Nursing DOROTHY CORNELIUS Practical Nursing JANE COWEN AD Nursing DOROTHY COX A D Nursing GAIL COX A D Nursing BETTY JEAN CRAIG A D Nursing MILLY GRAIG A D Nursing NIKKI CROSSMAN AD Nursing HELEN CURTIN Raiologic Tech JANICE DANNER AD Nursing 66 Programs The second Associate Degree Nursing class will graduate in 1975. This program, offered in affiliation _ with North Carolina Baptist Hospital, Bowman Gray | School of Medicine, and Forsyth Memorial Hospital | has replaced the hospital nursing school concept in nursing education. Students attend classes at the _ Allied Health Building and receive their clinical prac- ticum in local hospitals. TRAMBAK DAVE Nuclear Med DIANN DAVIS Practical Nursing LYNN DAWSON Radiologic Tech WAYNE DAY Inhalation Therapy MARIANNE DEHART A D Nursing ROSE MARIE DENNIS A D Nursing MARY JANE DISHER A D Nursing JESSIE DOBSON A D Nursing DEBRA DOUB Inhalation Therapy KARLYNN DOWELL A D Nursing ROBIN DRAWDY A D Nursing TERESA DUNN Radiologic Tech LINDA DYSON Practical Nursing CONNIE EAST Practical Nursing ERVAEBERD A D Nursing BEVERLY EDWARDS A D Nursing 67 DONNA EDWARDS A D Nursing DELANIA ELLINGTON A D Nursing PHVvellSieeEiOn Practical Nursing VIRGINIA ESTES A D Nursing JULIA A. EVERETT Practical Nursing BETH ANN FAIRCLOTH A D Nursing WANDA FERGUSON A D Nursing JANET FOSTER Practical Nursing JERRY FRANKS Radiological Tech CYNTHIA FRASCO Practical Nursing DONNA FUCHS Practical Nursing DAVID FULTON A D Nursing NORMA GASKINS Practical Nursing MARY GEGENHEIMER A D Nursing CINDY GENTRY Inhalation Therapy SANDRA GEORGE A D Nursing 68 LL ait th} 22250, 85ESR OR arg eo The Inhalation Therapy (Respiratory Care) program prepares the student to participate on a health team to provide treatment for the patient with respiratory diseases. The therapist is also trained to give care to other hospital patients so that their illnesses will not be complicated by respiratory problems. Programs MARILYN GIBBS A D Nursing GLORIA GILLIAM A D Nursing EMPVEGO|E Practical Nursing ELAINE GOFORTH Radiologic Tech JANICE GORDY Practical Nursing YVONNE GREEN Radiologic Tech KAY GREGG Practical Nursing PAMELA GROCE A D Nursing STEPHEN GUTHRIE Inhalation Therapy ELFl HAGEMAN A D Nursing BRENDA HALL Inhalation Therapy DORIS HALL Practical Nursing EMILY HALL A D Nursing DONNA HAMMAKER A D Nursing DEBBIE HAMPTON A D Nursing JEAN HAMRICK Nuclear Med MAXINE HANDY A D Nursing DOROTHY HARDING A D Nursing DONALD HARKNESS Nuclear Med JENNET HARKNESS A D Nursing SHARON HARRINGTON A D Nursing HENRY HARRIS Radiologic Tech DEBRA HARRISON Practical Nursing LEE HAUSER Inhalation Therapy VICKIE HAUSER A D Nursing Health Nuclear Medicine Technology is among the newest fields in health education. One of the few Opportu- nities for this training is offered through Forsyth Tech in affiliation with Bowman Gray School of Medi- cine. Students learn to use highly sophisticated equipment for radiation therapy and for diagnostic procedures. BETTY HAYNES Practical Nursing PATRICIA HEALY A D Nursing CINDY HEDGECOCK A D Nursing CARLENE HEDRICK Practical Nursing DAGNEY HELMS A D Nursing FRANCES HENDRIX A D Nursing MARTHA C. HENZLER Inhalation Therapy MARILYN HILL A D Nursing SANDRA HILL A D Nursing MARY HINSON A D Nursing TAKEETA HOLLAND A D Nursing JOYCE HORN A D Nursing JOYCE HOLLOWAY A D Nursing NANCY HOOTS A D Nursing ERR VARON IEE Inhalation Therapy LISA HUDGINS Radiologic Tech 70 Programs DEBBIE HUDSON A D Nursing TOMMIE HUFFSTETLER A D Nursing KAY HUNTER Practical Nursing NELMA HUNTER A D Nursing SHERRY HUNTER A D Nursing ANNA HUTCHINS A D Nursing JAMES HUTCHINS AD Nursing MARY INMAN A D Nursing CATHERINE JENKINS A D Nursing OLIVIA JESSUP Inhalation Therapy eee (eeu Bewrey ess se ies weet as SHERRI JESSUP A D Nursing SHEREE JESTER A D Nursing JOCELYN JOHNSON Inhalation Therapy GWENDOLYN JONES AD Nursing ROSE ANNETTA JONES A D Nursing TIMOTHY JONES Nuclear Med JODIE JOYCE Practical Nursing CINDY KELSA Radiologic Tech HOPE KERR AD Nursing DOROTHY KILBY A D Nursing KARAN M. KINCH AD Nursing PAMELA KING Radiological Tech SUSAN KING Practical Nursing JUDY KNIGHT A D Nursing TERESA KNOTT A D Nursing a ANN LATHAM A D Nursing REBECCA LAWSON A D Nursing SUZANNE LEE Radiologic Tech CAROLE LEFTWICH A D Nursing PATRICIA LEONARD A D Nursing LOUISE LEWIS AD Nursing SONJA LEWIS A D Nursing DONNA LINDSAY Practical Nursing WANDA LINEBERRY Inhalation Therapy HARRIET LOFLEN A D Nursing DEBRA LOGAN A D Nursing JANET LONG Practical Nursing NANCY LYBROOK Nuclear Med KIM LYONS Practical Nursing ANGELA MABE Radiologic Tech CAROL MACKIE A D Nursing MARIAN MANER Radiologic Tech HERMA MARSH Practical Nursing JOYCE MARTIN Radiologic Tech DEBORAH MASENCUP Practical Nursing SUSAN MATTHEWS Radiologic Tech DONNA MAXSON Radiologic Tech KATHLEEN McCASHIN Radiologic Tech MARY ANN McDADE Inhalation Therapy THOMAS McDONALD Nuclear Med 72 Programs AUDREY McKEOWN A D Nursing SANDRA McMILLAN A D Nursing GAIL McWETHY Practical Nursing KAREN MEASE A D Nursing VICKIE MEBANE Radiologic Tech SUSAN MICHAEL Radiologic Tech TERESA MILLER Radiologic Tech DONNA R. MILLS A D Nursing ALICE MITCHELL Radiologic Tech CAROLYN MITCHELL A D Nursing DEBBIE MIZE Inhalation Therapy JENNIFER MOONEY Radiologic Tech REBECCA MOORE Nuclear Med JANIS MORLEY A D Nursing ANNETTE MOTSINGER A D Nursing JACQUELINE MOWERY Practical Nursing CONNA NEEDHAM Practical Nursing SARA NELSON Practical Nursing JUDITH NEWBERRY A D Nursing ROBIN NEWELL A D Nursing MARY NEWSOME A D Nursing EMILY NAHAY A D Nursing PATSY OVERBY Practical Nursing MAJORIE PATTERSON A D Nursing REBECCA PATTERSON Practical Nursing 73 MARY PEARCE A D Nursing DANNY PEDDYCORD Radiologic Tech BEVERLY PEGRAM A D Nursing BECKY PENDLETON Practical Nursing WANDA PENDRY A D Nursing DONNA PENINGER Radiologic Tech KATHRYN PENNEL Radiologic Tech SIDNEY PETRE A D Nursing JOYCE PITTS A D Nursing PATRICIA POE A D Nursing ANNE POOLE A D Nursing MARGARET POOLE Practical Nursing SUSAN POSEY A D Nursing CYNTHIA PRICE Radiologic Tech MARY PULLIAM Practical Nursing ANGELIA RAY Practical Nursing SUSANNE REARY Inhalation Therapy DEBBIEREECE A D Nursing PATRICIA REESE Nuclear Med DALLY REICH Practical Nursing SANDRA REICH A D Nursing ANNIE REID A D Nursing CHARLOTTE ROBERTS A D Nursing DEBORAH ROBERTSON A D Nursing DIANE ROBERTSON A D Nursing 74 Health Programs Radiologic Technology is a two-year program designed to broaden the educational background of the person wishing to become an X-ray technician. Not only does the student learn to use the equipment that aids in diagnosing the patient’s illness or injury, but he also acquires a rich scientific background in the areas needed to help him work more effectively with patients. JEAN ROBERTSON A D Nursing CATHERINE ROBSON Practical Nursing LARRY ROSE Inhalation Therapy SHERRY ROTHROCK Inhalation Therapy SHERRI RUSSELL A D Nursing KAREN SAIN A D Nursing DEBRA SAPP Practical Nursing ROBYN SAPP Practical Nursing JEAN SATTERFIELD Practical Nursing JOSEPH SAXON Radiologic Tech MA RY SCHEPP Radiologic Tech NORINE SEABOLT Inhalation Therapy BETTY SERIN Practical Nursing MARILYN SEWELL A D Nursing DIANA SHANKLE A D Nursing ALICK SHAW Practical Nursing 75 NELLIE SHEARON A D Nursing ROBERTA SHELTON A D Nursing DEBORAH SHERMAN Nuclear Med MARTHA SHINAULT Practical Nursing BARBARA SHULER Practical Nursing NANCY SIMPSON Practical Nursing SALLIE SIMPSON A D Nursing KAREN SUE SMITH A D Nursing NANCY SMITH A D Nursing PENNIE SMITH A D Nursing JANICE SMITHSON A D Nursing KATHY SOFLEY Practical Nursing FRANCES SOSEBEE Radiologic Tech SANDY SOUTHWELL Radiologic Tech MARIANNE SPAINHOUR A D Nursing CAROL SPANTGOS A D Nursing JAMES SPANTGOS A D Nursing SANDRA SPEER Practical Nursing DEBORAH SPILLMAN A D Nursing FRANKLIN SPOONE Inhalation Therapy LARRY SPRINKLE Inhalation Therapy VICKIE STAMPER Nuclear Med DEBRA STEELMAN Practical Nursing SUSAN STEELMAN AD Nursing WILLIAM STEVENSON A D Nursing 76 BETH STEWART A D Nursing DEBBIE STEWART A D Nursing MARTHA STEWART Nuclear Med MATTIE STEWART Practical Nursing NANCY STONE A D Nursing SONJA STONE Radiologic Tech VICKIE SURRAT A D Nursing LOUISE SUSHEREBA AD Nursing WENDY SYRETT A D Nursing BERNADETTE TALBERT A D Nursing CYNTHIA TEMPLETON Practical Nursing EVELYN THOMAS A D Nursing JIMIE CAROL THOMAS A D Nursing BARBARA THOMPSON A D Nursing CAROL TILLEY A D Nursing CATHERINE TOW Practical Nursing MARGARET TRAPP A D Nursing TANYA TRENT Practical Nursing HENRY TROLLINGER Inhalation Therapy LINDSEY TROLLINGER A D Nursing BETTE TURNER Practical Nursing SHARON TUTTLE Inhalation Therapy BETTIE VERNON Practical Nursing JOHN VERNON Practical Nursing MARTHA VOGLER Practical Nursing 77 78 Health Programs JANE WAGONER A D Nursing DEBRA WALL Practical Nursing LINDA WEAVER Nuclear Med JENNIE WHITAKER Practical Nursing JAMES WHITE Radiologic Tech SHARON WHITLEY A D Nursing DEBBIE WHITT Practical Nursing VICKI WHITT Practical Nursing KAY WILLARD Practical Nursing JILL WILLCOX A D Nursing The Practical Nurse Education program, one of the first programs to be offered at Forsyth Tech, has a strong history of excellence. One of the largest pro- grams in the state, its graduates play a vital role not only in local and area hospitals but throughout the na- tion and the world. Students work in the hospital three days each week under close supervision to practice the procedures and health care techniques that enable them to render the best patient care possible. BARBARA WILLIAMS A D Nursing DONNA WILLIAMS Nuclear Med REBECCA WILLIAMS ae Practical Nursing NANCY WILLIS A D Nursing PAM WOOSLEY A D Nursing ANGELA WRIGHT Practical Nursing GAYLE WYATT A D Nursing ROBERTA WYRICK A D Nursing DOROTHY YOKELEY AD Nursing BEVERLY YORK Practical Nursing JANICE YOUNTS A D Nursing DARLENE ZEDLAR A D Nursing We Continue Public Service calls for dedication, mental alertness, devo- tion to duty, ideals to help improve social and safety condi- tions, and determination. The catalyst for all these traits is a well-rounded education. Early Childhood Education Police Science Fire Science 79 Education for HOYT ALLEN Police Science HATTIE BAILEY Early Childhood STEVE BALDWIN Fire Science ALICE BARBER Early Childhood GLORIA BARBER Early Childhood RICHARD BEASLEY Police Science SARAH BECK Early Childhood GREGORY BENNETT Police Science ROGER BENNETT Fire Science LARRY BLACKWELDER Police Science RANDY BOGER Police Science JOHN BONER Police Science KAYE BONNER Early Childhood TONY BOWEN Police Science ELIZABETH BEARD Early Childhood CAROLYN BREEDLOVE Early Childhood RICKY BRIGHT Police Science TOMMY BROWDER Police Science JANET BULL Early Childhood CHARLES BULLINGS Police Science PAMELA ANN BURGE Early Childhood KATHY CALLOWAY Police Science TOM CANTER Fire Science J.F. CARTER Police Science SHIRLEY CARTER Early Childhood 80 Public Service TERESA CARTER Police Science CLAUDE CHADWICK Police Science JOHN CHAMBLIN Police Science JAMES CLAMPITT Police Science VALERIA CLARK Early Childhood RICHARD COBB Police Science JOHN COLLINS Police Science JOHN CORMIER Police Science ANN COUGHENHOUR Early Childhood WILLIAM CRANFORD Police Science CHARLIE CREWS Police Science STEVE DAULTON Police Science LESTER DAVIS Police Science RALPH DAVIS Fire Science TERESA DILLON Police Science KEVIN DOSS Police Science JEANNE DOW Early Childhood EARLINE ECHOLS Early Childhood EVELYN ELDRIDGE Early Childhood CLARENCE EVERHART Fire Science ROBERT EVERHART Fire Science RICHARD FERRELL Fire Science COLLEEN FLACK Early Childhood JOHN GAILLARD Police Science WAYNE GAITHER Police Science 81 Education for BETTY GARWOOD Early Childhood EDNEE GAYLOR Police Science STEVE GENTRY Police Science FREDERICK GOLICE Police Science CAROLYN GROSS Early Childhood RICHARD GRUBBS Police Science CHARLES HARPER Police Science EUGENIA HARPER Early Childhood PETER M. HARRELL Fire Science H.T. HARTLEY Police Science LARRY HAWKS Police Science GAILE HAYES Early Childhood DON HEADON Police Science HAROLD HEMMINGS Police Science BRUCE HEMRIC Fire Science Sa haves WILLIAM HENNING Fire Science E.W. HOOVEN Fire Science JIMMY HUTCHENS Fire Science DONALD ISAACS Police Science TERESA JACKSON Police Science DENEILL JOHNSON Police Science JAMES JONES Police Science TIMOTHY KAPPS Police Science MARCIA KENNEDY Early Childhood JERRY KERLEY Fire Science 82 Public Service The purpose of the Early Childhood Specialist curriculum is to prepare students for careers as day care workers. The program of study includes courses in sociology, child psychology, education, and others that help graduates to work effec- tively with small children. Gradu- ates can also apply their training in working as teacher aides and kin- dergarten assistants. KAREN KILBY Early Childhood PHILLIP KIRKMAN Police Science ALLEN LAKEY Fire Science TONY LAMBERT Fire Science DEBRA LANDRETH Early Childhood WILLIAM LEAVELL Police Science VELMA LOCKHART Early Childhood JANICE LYONS Early Childhood AVALENA LUNN Early Childhood DENSON MABE Fire Science TINA MABE Early Childhood JAMES MARTIN Police Science TERESA MARTIN Early Childhood JOHN McGEE Police Science KATHLEEN McMULLAN Early Childhood 83 DANNY MELTON Police Science ANETA MORELL Early Childhood BONNY MICHALOE Early Childhood ALLEN MILLER Police Science STEVE MONEY Fire Science EDWIN MOREAU Police Science TERRY MOOREFIELD Police Science STEVE NEWMAN Police Science STEVE NEWSOM Police Science ROGER NORMAN Police Science 84 Education for Fire Science is offered for the benefit of in-service firemen who are members of the Winston-Salem Fire Department, Forsyth County Fire Department, and members of other fire-fighting organiza- tions. Students study not only the tech- niques of fire-fighting but also means of protecting human lives and_ property. General education as well as technical skill is emphasized in the program. Public Service ROBERT OGLE Fire Science TYLER PACE Police Science GENEVA PARISH Police Science EARL PARKER Police Science JOSEPH L. PARSON Police Science TONY PASCHAL Police Science VICKIE PEAK Early Childhood HARRY PENDERGRASS Police Science TRUMAN PENNINGTON Police Science BOBBY PEOPLES Police Science SHARON PEOPLES Early Childhood ANN PRICE Early Childhood JOSEPH REAVIS Fire Science SHARON REAVIS Early Childhood WAYNE REDDING Police Science TIM REESE Police Science JOHN ROBERTSON Police Science WILLIAM ROGERS Police Science DENNIS ROYAL Fire Science HAROLD ROYALL Fire Science ROBERT RUSS Police Science TIMOTHY SAMUELS Police Science JIMMY SAYLOR Fire Science BENNY SCARBRO Fire Science CHRIS SHEEK Early Childhood 85 Education for STEPHAN SLOAN Fire Science DAVID SMITH Police Science GAYLE SMITH Early Childhood JEROLD SMITH Police Science WILSON SMOTHERS Police Science MOYER SNOW, Jr. Fire Science VICKIE SPRINKLE Police Science GOLDIE STEVENS Police Science VERLIN STOCKNER Police Science GRADY STOCKTON Police Science CHARLES TAYLOR Police Science DANNY THOMAS Fire Science FRED THOMAS Police Science MIKE THROWER Police Science REID) WLLEY Police Science ROBERT TODD Police Science SCOTT TURNER Fire Science RONALD VANNOY Police Science SAMMY VERNON Fire Science HOLLY ANN VEST Police Science WILLIAM WADKINS JR. Fire Science WILLIAMS WAGONER Fire Science KEITH WALL Fire Science BOBBY WALSWORTH Police Science GENILLE WATKINS Early Childhood 86 Public Service BOYD WATTS Fire Science TERRY WEATHERFORD Police Science TERESA WEBB Early Childhood WAYNE WILKINSON Fire Science MARIE WINFREE Early Childhood ROGER WISE Police Science TIMOTHY WOOTEN Police Science TIM WORLEY Police Science | | The Police Science curriculum, which began as a ull-time program in 1971, has grown to become the hird largest curriculum program of the school. More han 100 students are increasing their knowledge of he behavioral sciences and law-enforcement tech- iiques. Many of the students are also full-time em- )loyees of the Winston-Salem Police Department, the ‘orsyth County Sheriff's Department, and law- ‘snforcement agencies in neighboring counties. thers are preparing for careers in law-enforcement ar as security officers for private organizations. 87 ’ 2° ee ef aE = a HTH 88 We Learn A Skilled Trade Students in the one-year vocational trades can prepare for work in an industrial trade, a service trade, or a building trade. Follow-up studies show that among the school’s highest paid graduates are many who completed a one-year program. A workman who perfects his skill and excels in his trade is a highly respected craftsman who can readily see the results of his labors. Air Conditioning Electrical Installation Auto Body Repair Electronics Servicing Automotive Mechanices Graphic Arts Building Trades Drafting Machinist Trade Carpentry Plumbing and Heating Diesel Truck Maintenance Welding and Metal Fabrication 89 JOHN ABERNATHY Auto Body EDDIE ADAMS Air Conditioning JOHN ADAMS Electronics Service MARK ADAMS Welding KEITH ALLEN Plumbing JESSIE ANDERSON Graphic Arts LARRY ANDERSON Auto Mechanics MICHAEL ANDERSON Auto Mechanics TERRY ANDERSON Machinist DANIEL ATKINS Carpentry JOHN BARE Auto Mechanics PATRICIA BARE Graphic Arts ROBERT BARKLEY Auto Mechanics DEAN BECKERDITE Welding TIM BEESON Auto Mechanics CRAIG BELL Welding LYNN BENJAMIN Auto Mechanics RANDY BENNETT Welding ROY BENNETT Air Conditioning ROGER BEROTH Diesel RICKIE L. BERRIER Air Conditioning JAMES BLACKBURN Diesel LEON BLACKMON Plumbing EDDIE BOLER Diesel ROBERT BOLLING Air Conditioning 90 Vocational Trades LARRY BOWMAN Air Conditioning DONALD G. BRENDLE Machinist CHRISTOPHER BRIDGE Carpentry ANTHONY BRIDGERS Air Conditioning DANNY BRIGGS Building Trades Dft. GLENN BROADWAY Diesel CHARLES BROWN Carpentry EDWARD BROWN Electronics Serv. THOMAS F. BRYAN Auto Mechanics BARRIE BUEY Carpentry Air Conditioning, Refrigeration, and Heating students study the different systems for cooling and heating private homes as well as commercial buildings. They learn the fundamentals of installation, maintenance, and repair. Many graduates take courses in con- tinuing education as preparation for state examina- tions. GERRY BULLINS Electrical Inst. JOEY BURCH Auto Mechanics ROSCO BURGESS, JR. Auto Mechanics WALTER BURGESS Auto Mechanics TERRY BYNUM Welding 33 Vocational JAMES CALCUTT Air Conditioning NORMAN CALDWELL Welding ALFRED CALLOWAY Electronics Service J.L. CARMICHAEL Welding The Auto Body Repair curriculum gives students an opportunity to learn not only basic metal working and auto body preparation but also the uses of different paints and other finishes. The program provides training in a practical skill as well as a creative outlet through the use of color, design, and finish. ERNEST CARSON Plumbing LARRY CARTER Diesel JEROME CHANDLER Welding LARRY CHILDRESS Welding JAMES A. CHISOM Welding RICHARD CLARK Air Conditioning JAMES CLAYTON Air Conditioning ALVIN CLEMENT Auto Mechanics DENNIS COLEMAN Air Conditioning DAVID CONRAD Carpentry JOHN CONWAY Carpentry ROGER CORYNE Auto Mechanics 92 Trades LARRY COX Carpentry ROY CRAVERN JR. Auto Mechanics CARL CREESON Auto Mechanics ERNES? Dy GRERRS Auto Mechanics HAROLD CREWS Auto Mechanics TERRY N. CRUSE Machinist CLYDE CRUTCHFIELD Diesel HENRY CURRIN Electronics Serv. HENRY DAVID Plumbing JEROME DAVIS Auto Mechanics M.C. DAVIS Air Conditioning THOMAS DAVIS Auto Body BRIAN DAY Building Trade Dft LARRY DEMETRELIS Auto Mechanics VERNARD DILLARD Machinist HAROLD DILLMAN Auto Mechanics RICHARD DISHER Machinist DAVID DOBY Machinist KENNETH DORSETT Welding BARRY DOWDY Air Conditioning MICHAEL DUNCAN Air Conditioning ROGER DUGGINS Diesel CHARLES DUNLAP Auto Mechanics JIM R. DUTTON Plumbing EDWIN EASTER Air Conditioning 93 Vocational SAMUEL EATON Plumbing ERIC EDELMAN Welding ALAN EDMONDSON Electrical Inst JACKIE EDWARDS Welding CHARLES ELLIOT Auto Body Automotive Mechanics, one of the most popular curricula’ on Campus, uses modern diagnostic equipment and latest techniques in its instructional program. Classes are organized to simulate actual shop operations. The grad- uate has obtained a valuable set of skis that he can apply to his Career or to meet his personal in- terests and needs. FRED ELLIOT Welding NATHAN ELLIS Auto Mechanics BARRY ERNST Graphic Arts DANIEL EVERHART Carpentry TIM FISHER Electrical Inst BARNEY FOSTER Welding TriEODIS FOSTER, Jr. Carpentry STEVEN FOWLER Electronics Service DARRELL FREEMAN Auto Mechanics GORDON FREEMAN Welding 94 Trades Building Trades Drafting students learn to perform general drafting duties and to organize and make detail drawings and_ working drawings of buildings for residen- tial and commercial use. In addi- tion to drafting skills, students acquire a knowledge of mathe- matics, physics, communication, surveying, and mechanical equip- ment. PERCIVAL A. FROST Electrical Inst DENNIS FULTON Welding RONALD FUNDERBURK Welding EUGENE GIBBONS Building Trades Dft GARY GOGOLEWSKI Electronics Service GLENN GOODWIN Auto Mechanics JERRY GORDON Building Trades Dft HARRY GORDY Electrical Inst CHARLES GRANT Carpentry CHRIS GREENE Welding JAMES GREENWOOD Carpentry CHARLES GRIFFIN Carpentry DAVID GRIFFIN Auto Body JERRY HAIRSTON Carpentry LEON HAIRSTON Auto Mechanics 95 Vocational TYLER HAIRSTON Building Trades Dft MARION HALL Auto Mechanics MARK HALL Carpentry GIL HAMMOND Electrical Inst LEWIS HANDY Electronics Service GRADY HANNAH Air Conditioning MIKE HARTLE Carpentry JONATHAN HAUSER Auto Body TROY HAYNES Building Trades Dft HARRY L. HENDERSON Auto Mechanics Carpentry, one of the building trades cur- ricula offered by the Institute, is a one-year program to train students to construct and repair buildings which must conform to build- ing codes. Students spend much of their time in practical work off campus to learn framing, sheathing, insulation, interior and exterior trim, and finish work. On the campus students study mathematics and estimating, blue print reading, business operations, and communication. JAMES L. HENDRIX Auto Mechanics JERRY G. HICKERSON Diesel DEXTER L. HOCKADAY Machinist RONALD S. HODGSON Air Conditioning RADIE HOLCOMB Air Conditioning 96 D. RANDALL HOLCOMB Electrical Inst. JIMMY HONEYCUTT Electrical Inst. KEITH HOOVER Auto Body ARNOLD HOWARD Plumbing ERIC HUNTER Electronics Serv. STAN HUTCHINS Diesel STEPHEN INGRAM Carpentry ALPHONZO JAMES Welding EDDIE JAMES Building Trades Dft HAROLD JAMES Carpentry JACK W. JARMAN Electrical Inst. DENNIS JARRARD Auto Mechanics DAVID JARVIS Auto Mechanics HUBERT JEFFRIES Welding HAROLD JOHNSON Carpentry JO JOHNSON Graphic Arts LARRY JOE JOHNSON Electronic Serv. DAVID JONES Auto Mechanics MARVIN JONES Welding KATHERINE KEY Auto Mechanics JUNIOR KIMBROUGH Auto Mechanics BRAD KING Building Trades Dft LARRY KLETT Building Trades Dft CHARLES LAMB Auto Mechanics THOMAS LAMBERT Auto Mechanics oi Vocationa| TERRANCE LANGFORD Graphic Arts DAVID LANGILL Machinist DONALD LEE Auto Body GEORGE LEMONS Welding JOHN LEMONS Diesel KENT LEONARD Disel JOHNNY LEVAN Electronics Service KEITH LOVETT Diesel CRAIGE LOWE Auto Mechanics ARNOLD LOWERY Auto Body Diesel Truck Maintenance and Repair is an appropriate curriculum to be taught in For- syth County, one of the leading centers in the trucking industry. Students can apply the skills of this trade to a variety of jobs such as maintaining farm equipment, earth-moving equipment and cranes, marine engines, and auxiliary diesel power plants. JON LYONS Building Trades Dft VIRGIL MACY Carpentry LEE MANUEL Electrical Inst JAMES MARSHALL Air Conditioning MICKY MARTIN Diesel 98 Trades The Electrical STEVE MARTIN Air Conditioning PHILLIP McBROOM Graphic Arts LESTER McCOLLUM Plumbing CLARENCE McLAUGHLIN Plumbing TIM McLELLAND Building Trades Dft DALLAS McLENNAN III Electronics Service MURRAY M. McMANUS Air Conditioning STANLEY McMURRAY Plumbing JULIUS McNAIR Graphic Arts GREGORY MEADOWS Electrical Inst Installation curriculum was first offered in 1968 in response to the com- munity need for more electricians in the building industry and in industrial mainte- nance. Students spend much of their time off campus on actual work sites in order to gain a practical knowledge of the electrical trade. Additional hours are spent in class to study physics, mathematics, blueprint reading, and communication. JOHN MELTON Welding RANDY MILLER Graphic Arts RICHARD MILLER Auto Mechanics DOUGLAS MOCK Auto Mechanics WILLIAM MONTGOMERY Electrical Inst 99 Vocational CLAYVON MOODY Carpentry JEFF MORISON Auto Mechanics TRYONE E. MUSE Auto Mechanics KERRY DALE MYERS Auto Mechanics RODNEY NANCE Air Conditioning DONALD NELSON Machinist OWEN NEWELL Graphic Arts JENNIFER NIFONG Electrical Inst. JOHNNY OWENS Auto Mechanics MIKE PARLIER Plumbing The Electronics Servicing curriculum provides excellent instruction in electronics for the one-year student wishing to prepare for a career in servicing home entertainment or industrial electronic equipment. Students are encouraged to prepare for licensing examinations in this field of work. ALBERT PARMON Auto Mechanics ROY PARRISH Electrical Inst. DAN PATTERSON Electrical Inst. FRED PATTERSON Electronics Serv. ANDREW A. PATTI Auto Body 100 Trades The Graphic Arts (Printing) cur- riculum is one of only a few pro- grams in the state designed to prepare the student for entry into the printing trade. Although the student receives instruction in all phases of printing, emphasis is placed on cold type preparation and offset processes. ANTHONY PATTI Auto Mechanics PRINCE PEQEUESE Auto Mechanics MICHAEL PETTIGREW Auto Mechanics STEVE PLEMMONS Auto Mechanics GARY POE Electrical Inst CHESTER PORTER Welding CHARLES POSS Air Conditioning EUGENE POSTLEWAITE Building Trades Dft JOHN PURCELL Electrical Inst SAM PURYEAR Plumbing AHMAD S. RASOULI Welding DALE REAVIS Air Conditioning THOMAS REEVES Carpentry LEROY RICE, JR. Electronics Service CURTIS RICH Air Conditioning 101 The Machinist Trade curriculum offers the student training for entry into one of the most highly skilled of all trades. Making metal take form, measuring for precision, and_ solving’ practical production problems are the machinist’s contributions to the in- dustrial strength of his community and nation. MICHAEL ROURK Electronics Service SYLVIA B. ROUSSEAU Auto Mechanics DAVID RUBY Diesel ALBERT SAMUEL Building Trades Dft BILLY SATTERFIELD Auto Body JOHNNY SHEETS Diesel LESLIE SHELTON Auto Body DONALD SHERROD Welding DENNIS SHORE Machinist RANDY SHROPSHIRE Auto Body 102 CHARLES RICHARDSON Plumbing LEE ANN ROBERTSON Building Trades Dft JIMMY L. RODGERS Electr onics Service HARLEY ROPER Welding DEAN ROSE Building Trades Dft TONY ROSE Diesel Vocational Trades WILLIAM M. SMITH III Machinist KENNETH SNOW Electrical Inst WILLIAM SOLOMON Carpentry MARK SOOTS Electrical Inst TOMMIE K. SPEAKS Plumbing ALFRED SPRINKLE Air Conditioning ROMULUS J. SIMPSON Carpentry JAMES W. SMITH Electrical Inst JOHNNY SMITH Auto Mechanics LARRY SMITH Auto mechanics RANDALL SMITH Auto Mechanics ROBERT J. SMITH Carpentry RONALD SMITH Plumbing STANLEY SMITH Auto Mechanics WAYNE SMITH Air Conditioning WILL IAM J. SMITH Auto Mechanics The Plumbing and Heating student acquires a classroom background of blueprint reading, math, communications, human relations, and plumbing codes. He spends many hours in the field each week to acquire the practical knowledge and skills that he needs to become proficient in his trade. 103 Vocational ERNEST SQUIRE Graphic Arts DAVID STAFFORD Carpentry ALVIN STEELE Carpentry MARK STEWART Air Conditioning DAVID STOUT Plumbing J. DAVID STRADER Building Trades Dft AVERY STREET Auto Mech LARRY STRICKLAND Electrical Inst JERRY STROUD Building Trades Df t RUDOLPH SULLIVAN Plumbing THOMAS SULLIVAN Plumbing ROBERT SURRATT Building Trades Dft DAVID SWAIN Auto Body MARCIE TAYLOR Carpentry SHARON THOMPSON Graphic Arts Welding ... puddling, running beads, brazing, polarities, electrodes, fillet, shielding gases, microwire, hard-facing laser beam, tig and mig . . . the knowl- edge of these terms and procedures equip the student for a high level of skill in the metal working trade. The welder is not only an expert craftsman but is an artist in metals as well. 104 Trades EOREVTM TECHNICAL, ine TITUT® STEVEN THORNTON Carpentry DANNY TICKLE Building Trades Dft TERRY TIMMONS Plumbing ERIC TOBEY Carpentry JAMES W. TOTTEN Auto Mech CHARLES TREADWAY Carpentry GREG TRIBBLE Auto Mech FRANCISCO VALADEZ Graphic Arts WAYNE VANCE Air Conditioning MARK VENABLE Welding PHILLIP VON CANNON Auto Mech JAN VORSTEG Plumbing JOSEPH WALKER, JR. Welding MARK WALKER Auto Body HAL S. WARDLAW Diesel 105 Vocational Trades MICHAEL WELBORN Air Conditioning HERMAN WEST Auto Mechanics MONTE WHICKER Auto Mechanics MICHAEL WHITAKER Plumbing FRANKLIN D. WIDNER Auto Mechanics JEFF WILKERSON Building Trades Dft ALBERT WILLIAMS Auto Mechanics LUTHER WILLIAMS Auto Body JAMES WILSON Auto Mechanics BOB WITHERS Machinist DANIEL WOLFE Plumbing WILLIAM WOLFE Welding MARCUS WOLLAND Welding JEFF WOODLIFF Auto Mechanics CARLOS WORK Welding CLARENCE YORK Plumbing PAUL E. YOUNG Air Conditioning 106 We Explore In Many Curricula The pre-curriculum program serves students of varied inter- ests and goals — the college graduate looking for certain specialized courses, the adult who has been out of school and wants review work before entering a full-time credit pro- gram, the high school graduate who did not have the oppor- tunity to take courses needed for entry into a given curricu- lum, the student who wants to enhance his basic learning Skills before advancement. Students in this program may Sample a variety of courses before making a final curriculum choice. Pre-Technical Students Special Credit Students Visiting Students 107 Pre-Curriculum THOMAS ADAMS JOSIE AGNEW JEANIE ANDERSON RICHARD ATTUCKS MARION BAILEY TIM BALL W.F. BEAVER SANDY BLACKEN MELANIE BODFORD JAMES BRAY JERRY BROWN FRANK BRYANT JAMES BUCHANAN MARSHA BYRD VICKIE CAIN BRENDA CARSON CYNTHIA CATES WENDY CAUSBY DEBORAH CHEEK THOMAS CLEARY LARRY COLLINS SYLVIA CONNER TIM CORDELL BETTY COVINGTON PATRICIA CUTHRELL 108 Students BARBARA DARBY KENT DAVIS TERRY DAVIS YVONNE DEPPERSCHMITT SONYA DIXON CHAD DUGGINS GARRY DUNCAN SYLVIA DUNOVANT SUSAN EVANS DAVID EDWARDS JUDIA EPPS PAM FARMER VICK] FELMET RANDY FOX DAVID FRANKLIN KAREN GALLIMORE JAMES GARNER STEVE GOODMAN DONALD GORDON PHILLIP GORDON WILLIAM G ORDON JEAN GRAHAM JOHN GRIFFEN ED HAAS CECIL HAIRSTON 109 Pre-Curriculum THOMAS HALL PATRIC HAMILTON FRANKLIN HANES ANN HARTLE KEN HENDERSON DOROTHY HEYLE GILBERT HO DONNA HORTON DEBRA HOWARD PATSY HUGHES HENRY HYATT JAMES INGRAM PAMELA INGRAM DARLENE JACKSON RACHEL JACKSON LOTHELL JAMES 110 students CINDY JARRELL LINDA JARRETT DANNY JARVIS MARION JONES JANE KIMEL RANDALL KING LINDA KRAUSE DEBRA LAWSON RONALD LEE TERESA LESTER LYNN LOYNAB CARMEN LYONS MARIA MASON ARTHUR MAYES IRENE MAZZARELLA BRAD McBRIDE CLARA McCOY MINNIE McCRAE LYNN McGEE ED McNEBB RICARDO MILLER SHARON MILLER GERTHA MITCHELL PHILIP MOODY JOHH MOORE Pre-Curriculum REGINALD MOORE RONDA MORRIS VALERIA MORRISON JOYCE MOSES CAROLYN NICHOLS VIRGINIA NICHOLS MICHAEL O’BRIANT KAREN OLINN SUSAN OLSON MACLAIN PARKER YDENCIA PARKS BETTY PARSLEY JOHN PAULING LELIA PETERS WINDY PHOENIX CHARLES PITTMAN DOUGLAS PLEASANTS CHERYLL POWELL ANN REAVIS BILLY REID WAYNE REMY DANNY RICHARDSON JOSEPH RICHARDSON SHIRLEY RICHARDSON KIMBERLY ROBERTSON 112 Students KEN SULLIVAN JOHN TAYLOR ELIZABETH TEAGUE LELIA THOMAS STACY THOMAS MARGARET THOMSON CHARLIE MAE ROGERS MARK SAPP CLINTON SCOTT STEVE SHELTON MIKE SHOCKLEY PAULETTE SHOUSE ROBERTA SMALLS WILLIAM SPEASE VERNON SPURGON DEBORAH STIMPSON 113 Pre-Curriculum Students BONNIE TYSINGER BONNIE VOGLER ROBERT WADDELL PAUL WAGONER NELLIE WALKER TONY WALKER JO ANN WARDEN CHARLES WERTS SHEILA WHITE REBECCA WHITEHART BECKY WILLIAMS MERNA WILLISTON RANDY WILSON ANDREW WOODRUFF EDITH WRIGHT 114 We Participate Campaign posters for Student Government elections cover glass area in Snyder Hall. Vile Student Government Association SGA President Ken Jolly presides at meetings. 116 ude ion Scenes SGA State Convent 118 And the Afterscenes 119 Picnic at Tan 120 American Management Society Mr. Arthur Steer of the Winston-Salem Chapter of the American Manage- ment Society speaks to FTI Student Chapter of AMS. Gwen Goodwin, Chairman Ted Bonham, Co-Chairman 121 When We Have Time 122 Faces and Places peer MOREE ° . 123 A Technician in the Making Randy Everette Electronics Student 124 Concentration 125 Snow Days eocnssiaonii : ye wr om a Be IBS A SL AREAL, ee . We ORS de es 126 127 We Measure Distances 128 ISION Prec 129 ow Do We Put It Back Together’? 130 Alternate Energy Source More than thirty engineering schools throughout the nation have entered a contest spon- sored by Student Competitions on Relevant Engineering, Inc., to find alternate sources of energy. The only two-year school to enter the competition is FTI. Manufacturing Engineer- ing Technology students prepare their entry — the use of methane gas to produce energy — for the national competition to be held in August at Albuquerque, New Mexico. 131 Ae St tM AY, ats ines te Age 1 ARM cordance Tree 132 133 134 . oF 2 : é cindy 135 tare PPS a ea a i 136 137 138 | i } i ae 139 Forsyth Tech Regatta Students in Strength of Materials class demonstrate on Belews Creek Lake the durability of their boats made of paper products, water proofing Compound, and glue. a any 140 eck of a Way to Pass a Final Exam So 141 142 143 144 aes a Trae re Last sigs ter os mgr eye Re 145 We Welcome oR NS ee | i i wt ua Se Tat SNS HHH AHHH, batatitadatitctet HH lly j iitia th talite i) HL % i H i i a ! 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