Pitt Community College - Tarheel Techno Yearbook (Greenville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1967 volume:

IIAHIPB NITE! NCBI!!-IQW 20.011707 GlnvMle,OC27835-'M7 I J' I Auto Mechamcs .-au..-A. Ffh Radlo 5 Te1eV1Sl on 1 4:- ARCHIVES ff ., 1: - ',,,,-f:,., ,. v m L ,Q , ,A I h, X Q, A If bt, . ., .L . ,gr 4 '71 TY E '. :LW fl. rw. ru Y f 1 1 -'Jn 1 ,,, 'z 1 '-HFQWD4 .A 4- ,, xx ag V f X X , ,ff 5' , . A I.tf 'X x n V , , Nh, 9 J rf u ,, M' X 'ls' 3' Q xx, 'w b 4 5 JIM . f 'Q ' fli J VL' 5,1 Mari, 4 1 '. -efvvf' LEARNING RESOURCES CENTER Pitt Commumty College P. O. Drawer 7007 Greenville, NC 27835-7007 ARCHIVES the Annual Staff Cf putt technical Institute pnesents the TLARNEEI TECHNICIAN 1967 volume Ill 71'- P' ' LEARNING RESOURCES CENTER Pitt Community Cotlega P. 0. Drawer 7007 K Greenville. NC 27835-7007 ARCHIVES A GUIOIDG hano, A tenoen touch, an unbenstanblnq E012 All--In netunn, we give you thus-- Gun OEOICAUOH - freer? 4 .fl'LLiiHL'L'l'1VQXl'T 'flElb..i1Q:'. Li 'V ., ' I .'...4,..L.:- Y ' LLP! .' mas. i Jean fletchen In appreciation of your devotion to the students of Pitt Tech, we dedicate this 1967 TARHEEL TECHNICIAN to you, Mrs. Jean Fletcher. Being a graduate of Hillsborough High School, having an A. B. in English at the U.N. C. at Greensboro, and an M. Ed. in Guidance and Personnel at the U.N. C. at Chapel Hill, Mrs. Jean Fletcher comes well qualified for her position as Guidance Counselor. You have served willingly as advisor to our Student Council and Annual Staff. Your office is always open to each of us. We appreciate your sincere and honest dedication to us, the students of Pitt Tech. 5 President n..,.,'- -F 5 MWF Ar , Edward B. Bright .34 Director of General Adult Education Q . D W. E. Fulford, Ir. AOITIIHI X fs , W. H. Howell Director of Technical-Vocational Programs :Y joseph E. Dovsming Director of Extension and Agricultural Technology 6 D ,Qmffm jflgdlillllwig E Milli ,IE f . A D WWW-eeeeii mation 47 Willard C, Finch Director of Evening Programs -Us T7 jean Fletcher Director of Guidance Ola Porter Director of Basic Education 7 Q 2 5 -D George S. McRorie Director of Student - . US Q Pe rsonn el 9--' 13:1 1.1 7-1 .-Y lim K, -5. w I I . lf' N 3 N jo Ann Leith Charlotte E. Jarman Ronald Smith Daniel Martin Milan Brickhouse ?ffEf'?ii 'Hf'f' Ie a n Brown I' 0 0 0 Wrlbur Ballenger X I1 Him !5E5i?::i:':5:::':ii:i! 9 0 5 'Pg 555555555 EEEEQEQIEESEE' Q, ll EEEEEEEEEQEEEEEEEEEEEE5 ' 55555522255-55255253255 0 i , Francis W .QQ-Y .. Edwin Martm Gino I-Ibmbx , G. . 1 N tm in X. Jim Hoover NW X Hartwell Fuller J. INS. XVhitehurSt Xnllnm Mmm X, Doris DeGraff C onni e Harry .f, L. Alberta Manning Linda Linda Smith Q .3 Mrs. Janice Furlong Coordinator The Learning Lab helps to provide students the opportunity of a more comprehensive instruc- tional program to fit individual needs. In the Lab students are able to study individually at both remedial and supplementary levels. The instructional procedure is further oriented to meet in- dividual needs by allowing students to establish study schedules that are convenient for them during the hours the Lab is open. Basically, four groups of students study in the Lab: Q11 Those preparing to enter a technical institute or college, f2l those currently enrolled in a curriculum who need and desire study at levels or in areas not covered in the classroom, ffij those who desire general interest study and My those preparing to take the high school equivalency test. 12 N...-ge. avr ---ff . , -,, ,Y-em, . V -1- -- ------ ----1--W ------W w 1 Q W W f' 1 1 FF- ! i .31 I x. ,. EQEICFDE An ma Sc ence D w so w 60 w S CH 111 he C HYTH o-mmm offcfv P-, :ld m W 2524? Hogg ,..,-mm -1 mS',.sz5'ii,5EE.LE D.g:5,-,fD0Q.mQ.E, -.f.monEg-,En S-f5'OU'E' mE- H-.w:. Elomg Qmwmo mfug 245,55 'U'fSf- 'f-2:f1?l': Egwba '.1'2- AOB cs'-'mm n2:.'4,.. 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Stanley Mercer Larry Mills Jesse Miller Walstonbm-9 Williamston Farmville Philip Mobley Stokes r-r.i ' ' ' S: Bobby Savage Williamston ta. N 9 . L ?f' Wayne Stancil Greenville 16 Johnny Overton Ahoskie ?V 'WJ' -L G C :- . 5 'i 5 .y. 'a ':..'Q. g,-,... -- , ,. ui t,.,,-on , i 'l,:s,, u t,.- ., Q h.:' an s William Brown Williamston jerry Carawan Greenville I fy If viii 6 'QI Larry Cogqins Belhaven fmst yean Stuoents Robert Corbitt Oxford 5, Harold Flowers Englehard 6 9. L L in Ronald Gartis Bobb ' G y rissom Abbott Hunsucker AYde11 Roanoke Rapids 17 Winterville john Jackson Bill Langley Ronnie Mills Winterville Pactolus Chicod Ronnie Respess Plyrnouth Jasper Smith Lee Williams Snow Hill Scranton Aron Shambley Colerain 'VY' Not Pictured: James Cannon 1 i ,gr 7 I .W 'i I f f 1 J X 3 X , X 1 f ..,., -, - 'O fi' ,sr O 60 59 AIG Stren th of Materials Architectural Materials WO ef? 1, -5 G06 oboe . Q19 Qt - gdb to N ok 0760 The architectural draftsman must be able to prepare clear, complete, and accurate draw- ings and plans for schools, residences, hospitals, shopping centers, churches, ets. Some of the detailed work involved in this profession includes the ability to establish dimensions of parts, materials to be used, the relation of one part to another, and the relation of the various parts to the whole structure. In order to carry out these duties, the architectural draftsman must possess skill in the use of drafting tools making statistical charts, and making finished designs from sketches. In ad- I dition he must have an over-all knowledge of various machines, engineering practices, math- 7 ematics, building materials, and the ability to communicate effectively with others. 20 q-it '36- .Q if 1 Lelia Braxton Jim Craft Dalton Davenport Oak City Fax-mville Stokes 9.-4. 'US il...- A Solomon Downing Steve Edwards Plymouth Jackson l .gl -I N'-v Walt Bd'-V2l1'dS Eddie Evans T. J. Haddock Aurora Farmville Greenville 21 9 EQ Ox Q 54 : ln-J ' -f.'ft1,,- 'S' . . - 'A Ni 1 ' , 4 ,gig-H .fy-. Nutt, . ,.'-' 1- , ., .., Tommy Hale Aulander ry A ,IFN Q--Q Ii.-1 Larry Harris Mitchell Hudson Greenville Greenville ' 1 'N ir Gregory Latham Wayland Loftin Chocowinity Ayden l A Danny Smith George Sumerlin Billy Thompson Greenville Pinempg Grimesland 22 0 55 1,,, N in it L, L Danny Whitaker 3, I A x. Q Q 4... - H .A Q7 -V kg James Williford Tarboro Robersonville fl 3: wg Q 'I 'r wwf-- ' A r I ' : x X 4 Dennis Patrick Aulander 23 Bill Williams Greenville I didn't do it. Q' Wait a minute! fx Hard at work li-vw 4? f if, M f. Y N Y'-I in ,fx lk l f Q I P: '- f f 1 m K , ' ln f : A':l A Fx 5 f I w 'f may ' 'T+'4f-f' fi X I J W Q kX..N , U H65 H9 m '1 F1 E U . CD 53 ,A - 5 ,NS 'A Q 06 of' ,ao 1 D I S 1 'n O . ' E1 Q fl 4 U1 V. 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A K l -' 'vii L J ff 1 - x, 3 - , J.-gl.. 3 Si., , ,. 1 , George Bunch Milbert Burrus Windsor Belhaven 1' f vs 94 nf H f rr-3 g, 2. Q. it 5 Bruce Casey Charles Evans Bobby L. Farmer Farmville Midway Lewiston 27 ,- 9' 'US Ben Gardner Henry Harris Folmtain Engleha rd .M r ?f my l G. D. Henderson Greenville Belhaven Golet Holloway fy ,II y :I-Y S., 5 I --5145, 7 45. 8 ill v. '.re' 31 , fix ii 4 '. ,- as .', ,ll 'V l'5l:I1.'- ' ' iii .' :uf . - f, yi ':. ' i i., 1 , :IL Fred Lawrence Carl Stephenson Como Winterville 28 '57 Tommy Hawkins Roanoke Rapids S- joe Jernigan Colerain Not Pictured: Kenneth Speight Felix Lassiter Harry Stokes Eddie Stevens '11 f f ff EX X ff A ff! ff ,f . V ,f g ,A A A , . I X . 4 4, N2 Wffu, v I Y . K gn X 1 .b, f X I 5 1 If ' ' XX' lil X A , , N' ' XXX , xii y K 4 f ff i 6 by --X f , 1,1 ff? XP 'ff X It b , ' ff!! ' Q ff ff ff pf 29 ' sfo All office personnel must have a thorough knowledge of the mechanics of the profession- typing and shorthand, letter writing, which necessitates good spelling, correct grammar, and sentence construction, and the various other tasks that make up office routine. It is the purpose of the business curriculum to train students to be proficient in these arts and to prepare them for positions in industry and business. Some graduates of this program will qualify for employment as stenographers, technical secretaries, private secretaries, executive secretaries, and medical or legal secretaries. Others may qualify for positions as supervisors or administrators on a technical level. 30 -1 in julia Askew jamesville Brenda Manley Murfreesboro 5: Barbara Buck Washington Betsy Hardisorx Robersonville Secono yean Stuoents ' 'Sl' QL. Peggy Holden Murfreesboro Leo jolly Greenville Trudy McLawhom Winterville julia Ray Ayden 31 Marie Ray Mildred Sharp Ayden -4 Barbara Smith Winterville Murfre esb oro Dv Slay Swindell Greenville David Wliitfield Farmville 32 1-v-- L ni. ,ir Patricia Sheppard Washington Shirley Smith Winterville I I J 1 1 Willie Adams Amy Armfield Farmville Tarboro llmst yean Stucent Bett y J. Atkinson Farmville S T'- janice Bateman Ann Brewer Ayden Greenville ,e Us C. Carol Bridgers Pine Tops Ioan Brown Williamston Veronica Bryant Winterville Louise Buck Grimesland ip yr- Wanda Briley Stokes H Brenda Carmon Winterville Barbara Cherry Diane Cobb Ahoskie Farmville ig'-' 4 x Sandra Cochr Washington 3.11 Larry Coltrain Williamston 34 Andrea Cratch Washington I i e - 1 '. ii x W H i i 1 I i J 1 ...J Bonnie Dail Windsor Sf.-1 Shirley Ebrom Farmville Harriet Ecklin Chocowinity S.. Reggie Etheridge Van Everette Bethel Greenville L Brenda Exiurn Conetoe Brenda Goff Joyce Greene Fountain Greenville 35 Lee Hannah Nancy Hardy Greenvrlle Greenville Betty james Bethel jamce jenkms Ronnie jordan W1l11amston Greenville Ja ck Lawrence Merry Hill C Estelle Leggett Washington ... X ann David Lyles Loraine Lehm Farmville 'VV9ldOI1 ,N nw 'v Q- Brenda Melton Farmville va Joyce Miller Cynthia Mitchell Gladys Mabry Ayden - Nancy Mewborn Frmville Clara Moore Washington Ahoskie Grifton 37 T fi 'SQL' Brenda Nobles Greenville Sue Ann Oliver Macclesfield Q . Mary Parker Simpson Si ' in .,. Bettie Payton Wayne Radcliff F31-mville Greenville U' Judy Robinson Pam Scheutzow Grimesland Washington 38 Gayle Scott Williamston lla? l w l, l 5 W i 1 f x I u w W. l 4 H l 9 u i l Mary Smith Colerain Rebecca Smith Farmville i Sherry Smith Farmville in Avis Stanley Greenville 'W Bobby Taylor Williamston Phylis Streeter Winterville Fix 'A V 1 L S I A. f X TXX X N Henry Thomas Crimesland 39 Q5 Judy Strickland Greenville Qs- Evelyn Venters Grimesland 1. james Wagner Greenville Regina We aver Pinetops Mary Williams Ayden Evelyn Wallace Engelhard Y 304 ,X vx 3- v f i I, i It u L X qi. A Veldon White Greenville Not Pictured: Janice Askew jean Barnes Malcom Beamon Elizabeth Campbell Peggy Earley Sandra Flye Sally Holloway Ruby jenkins Carolyn johnson Linda Joyner Carolyn McLawl1orn Joseph Sawyer Shirley Singleton Rebecca Smith Thomas Sumrell 40 L Betty Ward Windsor Linda Whitely Pinetops xi I 5 '1 lil X 1 I 'O Qi N f 'w 5fXXj X, . , XJ 6 ,, 17' f N I 5 rx fx C fi FYET X X J j 5. 1 4 chixo Qc, VO Oi: 9 Technical Math The Electronics Technology Program gives the student a complete technical background in electronic principles and the methods of applying these principles in the five major groupings of Electronics: Servicing, broadcasting, communications, industrial and military. Within these groups and over-lapping from group to group there are many employment opportunities. The basic concepts, circuits, test equipment, and their use in the electronics field are presented in theory, by demonstration, and through extensive lab work which assures the student's technical skill and experience. This time-proven way of training, combined with actual experience using test equipment, trains the student in the know-how to a level of technical ability that is in demand and makes his progress most rapid. 113 iflk vw - -ls. In S- , ' Van Burroughs Mike E. Cahoon William I. Corbett Hassell Columbia Greenville Secono VGAR Stuoents QQ cf' Q-C if Edward C. Evans Windsor Lewis Davis jamesville ,415 Ray Harrell William E. Phelps Barbara Runquist Greenville Windsor Greenville 43 Q C' f X J Oh Q17 2 Thermon Brovsm Williamston Emest Gooch Jeffrey Harris Tarboro Bath fmst yean Stuoents 'C' Billy Harwell Glen Letchworth Chocowinity Farmville QE Q lx Carroll Newbom Colerain Wayne Nobles Larry Owens Winterville Grifton 44 .mu A-.4 Ci 1-5 v N' . Mike Simmons Aurora Mile Slade Donnie Sullivan Bath Chocowinity 2 Michael Sumerlin Pinetops Bryan Garner Elm C ity Willie White Larry Owens Belhaven Grifton Not Pictured: Gary Greene John King Philip Keith 45 Visitors I 1 .-All I 46 Bi 4 I lil X 6 552 'S-5.23 og 00:5 3210.-1'U ,lL m 2'f?'vE- f-IE .-, -. aqggisgwis F5 LL mmE,T'EaEmS'x5 own., 5-.f,,, Q..-sum rum,--fp 0v1Q,E,5'S.:,LT!o 'USR ,nomslrv ':'.5f7-:J-'JD-9,5 o-nm.-'muff '- ummm wo'-'-'Q rr 5-C010 O0 .C---LQ mY0 5-ou:-E.',mQ-N0 mmnmgmag gush.,-.. Hn ,-Q, 0 43:1-H W :E ,..ru nomo gang U N mmm. flmg-:I mum QBFU4 2.935 rr.-1r-r 5 Has.: mas? 30:10 Bm:-., Hmm: O H mHn.u: 'u,Ug:1' na --5' 'Swann main gpm 2 0 .E,'2','J -1 ruggln ru E2 r-5-'NO gg'--P-H '-'p--CE 1-f',I',lQU 'umm mfmm NCD,-I nm fo 5 'o:'r' 39, ' no 0 g,.,6' g'gBs fn.-.rs ,..,Dfv,., 9 55.25 550 ww' was M55 'I N 39: MS: Q-...'.4 .-V5-ff-4 QE Ka' mo -Truro o-yum :a-:s- 7-'5','12D mr-10 0,765 65.5 1A1fTrn EHS Bugs. noon. mama 5313 3-gms' rr-rg UNDLQ ONE. Q32-' :rw was 20 5-r: 'Qm Bm,-lg 055' 20':..:. 5-91 I-plm gpg U m5',m - 'm 'n 'rEg,v- E:-' 25' 'J I 0 nf! UN.. 5 54 E. W .- Q, Y' Q 2 cad! Eg 0 sg E' 0 A ' , o 906, E O0 ruc ,re of M tal ,-. :r ' O' 5: 959 2: 61,0 z Q, 'Li :r 0 E D. O UI 48 Andy Adams Plymouth Qi'- 5. Ronnie Avery Roy Buck Farmville Gatesville ...-f-- , . GT' -.N L , R ix XXV lf: J 1 1 ix Rx H1 1 Al FL H Al TX af I I james Coates james Cotton Gm-nberry Seaboard Eg 9' 4-'lk NK IQ, 'S .I X y Y SX .IXSAZ rv! Tommy Dickens jacob Hughes johnny Leggett Weldon jackson Washington 49 me YN 7 Willie White Powe llsville Mitchell Waters Tommy Medlin Eure Washington o 'Q l 12, Herbert Williams Plymouth Frank Wilkins Thomas Wilkins Roper Roper T5 gp... -1 John 1, Wiuiams James T. Kee Jimmy Whitehurst Edenton Pleasant Hill Stokes 50 QUO fX E! x 4 ARCHIVES 3 35' E ,Q ,ij 9 rv 05.9. E , os, ,.. I S . , ow Q' '2- ogy ,, J' Am lifief S Stems 5 5 f? . do Qgy. ,913 JO .xg dg 09 'L 049' '08, Oo 9 l This is a fast-growing and ever-changing field of work. Color television, transistors, and printed circuits are just a few of the many developments affecting the future of men engaged in electronics production and maintenance jobs. ' ' 'd ble work in T be able to do this work young men must have the ability to do consi era O J rk is alternated with related instruction, in mathematics and science. Practical laboratory wo order to provide the essentials to mastery of this field. The laboratory is adequately equipped to bring out the fundamentals of radio theory. In- struction is given in the use of voltmeters, ammeters, ohmmeters, tube testers, oscillators, oscillascope, signal generators and other related instruments. 52 F-. 1 I f 1 w l n 71151 I Q. .i Cecil Brown Wilson Allsbrool-Q Rodney Bland Macclesfield Scotland Neck Ahoskie sez- Spencer Bailey john Dail Tarboro Windsor JT 'vs , 1 1 lewis Daniels james Earley Cedric Frisby l Farmville Greenville Farmville li 53 lu Edward Garner Joseph l-lollowell Bill Jefferson Garysburg Bobby Leggett Williamston Hobbsville Fountain 'U' 1'-'P' Millard Joyner Wayne Lassiter Edenton Aulander 1-. .Q-.. Paul McG1ohon Leroy Moore Greenville Garysburg 54 A n , hifi: - :Lili -ffl e -gh ,, 9 ,,.:tt1, 5,401 5+ gi. .-N, ' Q 1 'HLQ William Nobles Johnny Pugh Winterville Lewiston james Vines Farmvi lle G ell! is .IJ .- 'I ,lXi...-vii 1. ,u qw,- ,: 323-1--'N , .JQ-nr .,,'.,l,i o ,':1ff',iv!' Y, 51 an --ii ,,. ua- Jimmy Rooks Garysburg Not Pictured: james Mullins Walter Dail ,..f 56 f -in PDRIN 'r N . T- K. -,. n Room Pol c es at EI' Us rf 2 A .-. 'lb E 5 oc! 5 Qfa Gd, 2 '5 0,4 ofa 1 O -1' x 6' n - 'Oda' do are 0 u.. ies ' 5' . ui 6 .-. s ' O IP D ru FY 5 A surgical technician is a selected person who, through a well-planned and well-organized course of instruction, is prepared to function intelligently under the direct and continuous su- pervision of qualified professional nurses within hospital areas intimately concerned with the principles and practices of surgical asepsis, i.e. , operating room, delivery room, emergency room, and central service department. 58 liii Mrs. Shelby Hinton Brenda Gray .crm Q ls, ,. Barbara G. Harris Nancy Hobgood 'Os 'U' k4'x -, iw Alice Faye Manning Cecily Jane Satterwhite 59 Lucille Guilford Ann Joyner i 4 Carolyn Sipes pnaotloal nurzses Roanoke Raplos M . jo mme Rodri, R. b I -MW yt Marie Clement Judy Fowler 6 15 Dorothy lNhichard E Xfj it fy E ' Sandra Lee Robinson Betty Lou Ivy 4'- I -F, , Estelle Welch Nina Stewart A. ,Hia X I ll if! Mary Powell Aim Pickett Janice jordan 61 Dorothy Franks -9-' If WASHIDGIOU UDITZ putt technical Institute Dnactlcal nunses Auto mechanics i june Austin Betty Briley Carol McClure Gladys Elks Jo A1111 Fiks -Y' T ,XL Pat Gibbs Grace Bennett Hicks Nelma E. Linton 63 Y' F-.1 4? 1 .A . L'-W- Judy Jackson Betty Ann Jones L. Jane Mills dx.. V. jean Mills Doris E. Moore 1-... Brenda Sadler Helen C. Smith Anna R. Sullivan 64 in Q...r Louise Tetterton eff:- 5. 'Nr of Alma Parker, R. N. 1 Lewellyn Wallace 65 xx 'W 3 O- Q-HC 1 l Linda Worthington Q3 Katie Paul, R.N. Instructor A U E O n xvik NX 1 xgs xxx is Y xt-X .0 , p x if I 'gy HL. Automo vc E Braking Systems Since the automobile industry ranks in size with the largest and most universal industries, it is a source of many job opportun d ' n make this a challenging and interesting career. ities. New scientific discoveries and changes in engineering an esig The curriculum at Pitt Technical Institute provides training for developing the basic knowl- edge and skills needed to inspect, diagnose, repair or adjust automotive vehicles. Manual sl-:ills are developed in practical shop work, while thorough understanding ofthe principles involved is covered in class discussion and assignments. 67 K f 4 ,K I ml . 5 Sampson Champion John C. Crandle William Edmondson 1 it r A Richard Harris Instructor - 43' fiigl g. R xx ww WL' ' Marion German Louis Hodges 68 tri Jimmie Mills 'iv'-nT.'IL1 thanksgiving Dance I L A .LII .2 9 '1 7f Q. A fl 1- :rn ,Q I- 5 :' 7 V 1 f' 51 , A5 2 it - 2' , ' 2 1 1 1 -. ' 5 I -1 5 A 3 Q , 1 2 'l 5 I 1 T 2 W Q , : 5 5 3 2 7' 1 -v l E 5 .1 f , , V , 3 1..........., ,.. ......... ..., Www- ,a- .....H.w- Left to Right: First row: john jackson, President, Julia Ray, Vice-President, Sherry Smith, Treasurer, Nancy Mew- born, Secretary, William Earl Phelps, Parliamentarian. Second row: Herbert Williams, Cynthia Mitchell, Millard Joyner, Carol! Newborn, Andy Adams, Barbara Buck. Third row: jack Lawrence, Larry Coletrain, Bobby Farmer, Ray Harrell. Fourth row: Gene Nixon, johnny Overton, Tommy Medlin, Emest Gooch, jerry Carowan. Not Pictured Avis Stanley, Diane Cobb, Wayland Loftin, Tommy Hawkins, Danny Whitaker, Jim Craft, Rodney Bland, Mitchell Waters, joe Jernigan, Golet Holloway, Mrs. jean Fletcher, Advisor. 70 S I u C 0 0 6 u n n 13 C I l ai.::.41na. ..-Q .. Q 71 , a SZ ' Y , QF'2j:E'-, A , f',.1:Zg:,, ' 7,3315 ,.-','1:g:4a5 . 'f.,4 ,- 'f ' -,wh '-f-f. , 1:f , - J. -I, If .ff , nfl? 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Not Pictured: jane Taylor, Dennis Patrick, Mary Smith, Pam Scheutzow, Joyce Miller, Sandra Cochran. Mrs. Jean Fletcher, Advisor. 73 Custoolal Staff l 1 f Charlie Forlines Viola Boyd 4 -.N , - Walter Boyd if 41 Q 0 ' - I 1 H-- Q 'X -' ,,, ' L-I x x- ' X V lf-s. o , ,f : 3 lm 'fn l 3-,. 1. T' E12 A 'f1 ., ' V, David Forlines y , George Anderson Ernest White 74 . '.'In'mL olM. 2n .f ..A.x..:M:..: -QA.. -,. ...SML 'lf Hx ' Mrs. Jane Smith Librarian .., ann... i . L yi! 1.'f' Emi! 5,-ni ' 1 5 , n vi, Mrs. Barbara Davis Assistant Librarian 75 AUTOMOBILE PROGRESS -JL L E F , .. 'uf , 3 RT A . NVE , Q. K if ' Q Q ifpzzf.. vm J X r' -- 'rf'- ' :+:, W !!',..fLE4f:!w! kg . fm mf QI fl.e?XA.? , ,wi- Q? T . ' ' ' 'SKS :4.uf....1f.! .,.... 0 SUDDORI youn Aoventwens Compliments of THE BANK OF WINTERVILLE Phone PL2-6371 Member F.D,l.C. . - 9 ..M,-2,1jx' , ,ya V-- ' wijih-51-'Q vs:-:C- 'Q K x -A-it 78 Compliments of COLLINS AND AIKMAN Worid's Largest Producer of Tricot Fabrics Bangor Division Farmviile North Carolina 79 Complimenfs of BUSINESS FORMS - PRINTING OF F ICE SUPPLIES - FURNITURE OFFICE MACHINES - SERVICE 101 Soufh Main Street - 753-4 - , 515 Cofcmche Streef - 758-2811 - GREENVILLE, N, 339 FARMVILLE N . C . C . 80 I ZXX1 F Personal and Household Cordless Brushes Electric Compliments of EMPIRE BRUSHES, INC. One of Greenville's largest Industries Job Opportunities for All U. S. 13 North Bethel Highway Greenville, North Carolina t 81 AB. hifley INCORPORATED GREENVI LLE, NORTH CAROLINA FQ mm., AKNVWWM, -WMNXXWWYML. if i1 1 Y Poinfing 1 Decorating I -Af ff Wall ' ff ff!! N Covering fix! , ffm L ,ff 2 X . W O R A TIUI.7f5'I'E.I.a5kI.. lQ,.E:E3II:l:.i'.fN I'IAL4 COMMERCIAL 82 MUIIK A A.C. MONK AND COMPANY, INC. 401 Wes? Horne Avenue - Formville, North Carolina 27828 - U.S.A. TV n mm womncn ELECTRUNICS CORPORATION 306 BOYD AVE. U P. O. BOX 'I45 GREENVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA PARTS Phone: PL 2-4140 a. PL 2-4149 Tune sol. Pnooucfs 83 u 239' GAS SERVICE ANYWHERE 503 Dickinson Compliments of SUBURBAN PROPANE Avenue Greenville, Norflm Carolina Tel. No . 752-2527 Compliments of Cl.ARK'S DISCOUNT STORE 84 Food...Friends...Fun... fi 5 thingsgo J- 5, nf:..n. ' . Wlth GY? Coke X X I ' ,.., , .... 5 ..vf' Age ,. N - f - X 53 i , we ,,ig5, ,Q 4 N G S2 J f X . F 'w X 'f A X i -' T fxi If Jff f 1 - 7.. eff 5, T' S ' X E+ I x 3 .f, Borneo umoen AUTHORITY OF me cocA-coLA coMPANv av Greenville, North Carolina L44 ALL STAR cwmrgs FAVORITE! DAIRY FOODS 85 Compliments of WINTERVILLE MACHINE WORKS Winterville, North Carolina 4 F iiqlllll WIIIIIII Wifi? 'L- Mllllllllll Wad' 7 Fil: C 352 3 ' r POST OFFICE Box 403 GREENVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA 27834 V ',Z4 Member of Federal Deposit lnsurance Corporation Compliments of Tastee Freez-Drive-In Grill U. S. Highway l7- l Mile South of Williamston, N. C. Curb Service Phone: SW2-9886 86 Compliments of Van's Hardware Mrs, M0rtQn'5 General Hardware Phone PL8-2420 T300 North Green Street Snack Bar Greenville, North Carolina Greenville North Carolina Compliments of Home Builders Supply Company All Kinds of Building Materials 2000 Dickinson Avenue Greenville, North Carolina Phone: Pl 8-4151 Hllhwly 64 B!-Plss T l hone SWIM 2-2154 :Dixie .Motor Company ooooa A SIMQA A xcxms - TRUCKS Williamston, N. C. 87 Compliments of Kenlqnd Motel White Concrete and Company, Inc. 699 North Green Street Restaurant Greenville, North Carolina Ayden Hishwvy Phone PLS-1181 Phone: PL 2-4l I5 752-4374 Ready Mixed Concrete Greenville North Carolina Compliments of EHQ111112 Gbil Glumpztng Wholesale Distributors of Pure Petroleum Products Bethel, North Carolina Compliments of First National Bank of Eastern North Carolina Farmville, North Carolina Member F.D.l.C. 88 lik Compliments of Compliments of Pitt Tire Service Harrison Propane North Carolina's Finest Recappers Greenville North Carolina 2204 Dickinson Avenue At West End ClI'Cle You can taunt an Phone 752-3645 lp 6143 4 Highway I7 By-Pass Phone 792-3l52 , Williamston, N. C. Compliments of Henclrix-Barnhill Company Farm Equipment of all Kinds 2004 Dickinson Avenue Greenville, North Carolina NORTH CAROLINA PHOSPHATE CORPORATION Post Office Box 82 Telephone 946-5293 Washington, North Carolina 27889 89 Compliments of The Garner Furniture Company A good place to do your Banking Fine Furniture-Low Priced THE BANK OF FARMVILLE and FARMVILLE. N. C. ESTABLISHED 1904 MEMBER F.D.l.C. The Modern Fuel Phones: SK3-3171 SK3-3679 Farmville North Carolina ' Memb . Greene F-10Glrlc erslup 0 QW' fm Tel. 753-3128 Farmville, N. C. Leo Vcnfcenrs Motors, Inc. J L Sales ,fy Service F4371 , 9 Phones: Office 746-6171 - Service Department 746-6172 Ayden, North Carolina Where Service is a Fact, Nota Promise 90 Baker Oil 81 Gas Company Distributor ESSO Products ESSOTANE LP-GAS 3. APPLIANCES FLORENCE-MAYO 8. GASTOBAC TOBACCO CURERS PHONES 792-2138 792-2139 WILLIAMSTON, NORTH CAROLINA The Planters National Bank and Trust Co. two locations 3Ol Washington St. Pitt Plaza Shopping Center Greenville, North Carolina Member F.D.l .C. Federal Reserve System Fred Trevathan's Store and Grill Open Seven Days o Week Fishing Tackle and Bait Joyner's Crossroads Farmville North Carolina Tel. 753-9608 Compliments of Winterville Ins. Agency W A R D ,.- lx Serving Pitt Tech With The Best ln Compliments of Student Housing The College Inn EPS-I. 014 O Furnished Efficiency Apartments . Taste thot beats Memorial Drive at Greenville Blvd . the others Cold- . I ' ' Ill Phone PL 8-3162 Pepsi pours it on. Greenville North Carolina 92 ,l1NL Compliments of Royal Crown Bottling Company T Xwinxxcnoiy lg C0l.A I Some people will do anything to stay in school. Compliments of PAVILION PHARMACY '- Dial 753-3l23 Jack L. Tyler, Pharmacist I ,, G5temhe:k's T800 W. 5th St. Greenville, N. C. MENS SHOP GREENVILLE, N.C. Compliments of Best Wishes BOYD'S DEPARTMENT STORE Wl'll-l-Els STORE Furniture ' Gifts Dickinson Avenue . Greenville North Carolina Winterville North Carolina 93 11: RENN-TAFF COMPANY, INC. II2 East Main Street Phone WH 6-2I97 Washington, North Carolina Everything For Your Office WEATH I NGTON CLOVER FA RMS Meats and General Merchandise 756-2622 Greenville North Carolina Quality is the Watchword-AT PEELE'S .IEWELERS I2I Main - Since T899 - Phone SW2-23II Williamston, North Carolina Certified Gemologists Registered Jewelers American Gem Society SKEWARKEE SINCLAIR Wash and Grease Job Auto Repairs Pick-Up and Delivery Service U. S. Highway I7 Williamston, N, C. Phone SW 2-4034 Compliments ot THE PACEMAKER We Set the Pace for Style Williamston, N. C. Compliments of DIXIE QUEEN RESTAURANT Winterville North Carolina A. W. ANGE and COMPANY Your one-stop Shopping Center Headquarters tor all Your Household Needs Shop in Comfort-With Ease and Speed Phone PL2-6032 Winterville North Carolina THE MUSIC SHOP, INC. For the Best Band Instruments, Pianos, Organs, Stereos and T.V.'s. Phone: JA3-2656 Phone: 946-6396 335 N. Queens St. T83 W. Main St. Kinston, N. C. Washington, N.C. l ik C. HEBER FORBES Exclusive Apparel for Women Greenville, North Carolina Compliments of WEST END BAKERY I808 Dickinson Avenue Greenville, N.C. Phone 758-32I6 MOORE MOTOR COMPANY 4I2 West Fifth Street Washington, North Carolina Chrysler - Plymouth Dealer DUKE BUICK PONTIAC, INC. Highway 264 Bypass Phones' SK3-3I37 SK3-3535 Farmville North Carolina Compliments of HOUSE OF HATS Phone 758-3025 Hats and Accessories 403 Evans Street Greenville North Carolina Compliments of FAM I LY SHOE STORE 509 Dickinson Avenue 5 Doors 5 Points Best Quality Shoes for all the Family Greenville, North Carolina COREY Heating k Air Conditioning PLUMBING COMPANY. INC. P'U'vbinQ 505-O7 Washington Street A Williamston, N. C. DIAL 792-3I4I Appliances 1:-Carrier QQ Llppliullve .Sulvs mul 5l'l'l'Tt'f HEGIINQ ' Cooling Compliments of COX ARMATURE WORKS, INC. Generators, Starters, and Batteries Greenville North Carolina Farmville, North Carolina Compliments of CARAWAN OIL COMPANY 2IOO Dickinson Avenue GreenviIIe,North Carolina Your Esso Distributor Compliments of WINTERVILLE BARBER SHOP Winterville North Carolina Compliments of LAUTARES .IEWELERS Registered Jewelers Certified Gemologist Greenville North Carolina FARRIOR and SONS COMPANY, INCORPORATED General Contractors Phone SK 3-4572 Farmville, North Carolina VINCENT ELECTRIC CO. Electrical Contracting General Electric Appliances Television - Color, Black and White Radios RCA Victor Televisions and Radios Winterville, N. C. We Service What We SeII BEST JEWELRY COMPANY Established I9OI Greenville North Carolina Importers of Diamonds I ik Compliments of WILLIAMSTON PEANUT COMPANY Wil Iiamston North Carolina QUALITY MONUMENTS in Marble or Granite At Reasonable Prices. Dates Cut 8 Cleaning Service WASHINGTON IVIONUIVIENT CO. 2II Bridge St. Phone WH 6-6480 For Information About P .T.I.'s Activities Listen to WFAG RADIO I25O - Earmville Interested in P.T.l.'s People and Progress Compliments of MARTIN COUNTY SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION Williamston , North Carolina Compliments of MOYE INS URANCE AGENCY Complete Insurance Service P.O. Box 636-309 B South Washington Street Greenville, N . C . 27834 .lACKSON'S SHOE STORE Better Shoes Reasably Priced For The Entire Family 400 Evans Street Greenville, N . C. Compliments of HOLLOWELL' S DR UG STORE Dickinson Avenue Greenville North Carolina Estimates Custom Designing MATTHEWS' FLOOR COVER I NG SERVICE W. R. Matthews Phone 795-8572 Robersonville, N.C. Main Street , Congratulations ' l 7 1,11-sf X iff' I , ' ' I WOOW -1340 KCS xx - . - I 5 V . .gy - ' Greenville, N.C, 3. If - LetA Tiger S ' ', Tell Your Tale ino- fi I X f lf, X N av I , Ns 'ff iw, f I, 5 wwf .I U ' Il I PROCTOR'S LTD. The house of name-brands Compliments of GRIFFIN QUICK LUNCH Dial PL 8-1336 206 East Fifth Sf. Phone 5W2-2973 Williamston North Carolina CAROLINA OFFICE MARTIN - .. SERVICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY Feed, Seed, Fertilizer Farm Supplies WILLIAMSTON, NORTH CAROLINA 306 Evans Street Greenville, N. C. Telephone PL2-3570 Olivetti Underwood Office Machines Gestetner Duplicators and Supplies Printers and Office Supplies J. R. CRANDELL INSURANCE AGENCY Main Street P.O. Box 8 Phone 795-346i Robersonville, North Carolina Compliments of THE BOOK BARN Greenville, N, C. T23 East Fifth Street lik JOE PECHELES MOTORS, INC. 15, ffifi HEILIG-IVIEYERS co 1237 FURNITURE sy, 221-223 W. Main street :sh Washington , of sw Think Small MOORE MOTOR COMPANY STEI NMEYER- RAMSAUR 412 West 5th St. f O Ceramic Tile - Quarry Tile - Marble Washington, N. C. Gngm ph.H,,E 621 Clark Street Bus. Phone 946-3126 4 .5971 Greenville, North Carolina Res. Phone 946-5020 PLQZQ 2-5774 NOBLES GARAGE 81 SERVICE STATION Road Service 756-3030 Winterville, N. C. WINTERVILLE G ROCERY CO. Groceries - Frozen Foods Fresh Meats Ice 8. Country Produce Allen Barbee District Representative Herff-Jones Co. - Collegiate Cap 8. Gown Co. Clint W. Lee Co. - J. H. Lewis Uniform Co. Hunter Pub. Co. OVER 30 YEARS SERVING SCHOOLS Phone 478-3146 P.O . Box 338 Spring Hope, N. C. 27882 L 99 I: 753-3909 2OI N. Main HUNSUCKER OIL CO. 752'2I00 ng the Winterville Community P.o. Box 404 ' Winterville, N. C. 28590 Formvlllef N' C- HCGH pol-,IH Pitt County's New Volume Ford and Mercury Dealer Compliments of HAZELTON' S CLEANERS IVIERLE NORMAN STUDIO Three Steps to I Beauty Expert Dry Cleaning 7503926 216 E. sfh sneer rville North Carol Pl-2-3895 'IALDO'S JEAN'S FABRIC SHOP finest fabrics and notions Washington, N. C. 207 W. Main St. Washington, N. C. Fashions for the ladies in style Compliments ot KUE'S PHARMACY Compliments of NI. C. VENTERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE Olin IMPROVE YOUR FARMING WITH THESE OLIN PRODUCTS AMMO-PHOS 5' PELLETIZED FERTILIZERS T I PESTICIDES 'I IRRIGATION EQUIPMENT UREA OLIN MATHIESON CHEMICAL CORPORATION WILLIAMSTON, N. C. gl- I A ' I ' - s I A .4 A view of Mrs. FIe'rcI1er's world. Monkey see, monkey do. 101 -- uvzzr-'Z L I 1 1 ' 4 ' J P The ingredients of an annual are varied and often hard to find. A good staff is a must and they must cooperate willingly. I would like to take this opportunity to thank each person that worked to make this book possible. The purpose of this annual is to preserve memories and events of this year. lf we have done this, all of our efforts and hard work have achieved their ultimate goal. The annual staff wishes to express sincere appreciation to all who have contributed to the publication of the 1967 Tarheel Technician. Without the support of our adver- tisers this would not have been possible. Betsy B. 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