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The Student Council
of
Nineteen Hundred and Sixty-Five
Presents
THE TfflHffl. TflMIEHI
Published By The Yearbook Staff Under The Direction Of Members Of The Student Council
Billy Copeland - President Betty Sue Avery - Sec. and Treas. Johnny Phelps - Auto Mechanics Brasco Knox - Electronics Ronald Webb - Arch. Drafting Don Haislip - Ag. Business Willie Bailey - Machinist
And The Advisory Staff
Of Pitt Technical Institute
1965
1965 Volume One
Betty Sue Avery - Editor — Rebecca Paramore - Asst. Ed.
Table Of
History
Dedication
Administration
Secretarial Staff
Faculty
Custodial Staff
Center Programs
MDTA Programs
Washington Program
Roanoke Rapids Program
Evening Programs
Activities
Ads
HISTORY
Governor Luther Hodges, North Carolina's industry hunting executive, found a need to enlarge the potential skills of the State's citizens, thus providing a trained work force for new and expanding industries. Through his leadership, Industrial Education Centers were created by North Carolina's 1957 General Assembly. Funds for the schools and programs are provided by the State of North Carolina, the National De- fense Education Act, and the counties.
In 1960 the people of Pitt County, under the leadership of Dr. Robert L. Humber, voted a bond issue for the establishment of an Industrial Education Center. The center was chartered by the State of North Carolina in 1961, to serve the needs of Pitt County and the surrounding area. In 1964 the school was designated a technical institute by the State Board of Education.
After the completion of the new, modern building to house the school, the first classes were begun at the school on September 10, 1964.
DEDICATION
Sometimes in life there is found a man who dreams and pursues his dreams until they become realities. The qualities of leadership, dignity, worth, and humility combine in such a man to such an extent that we might justly attribute this statement to him: "To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. "
For your vision of tomorrow's needs, your belief in the youth of today, and your ability to persevere until your dreams come true, we, the students of Pitt Tech- nical Institute, dedicate this, the first volume of THE TARHEEL TECHNICIAN, to Dr. Robert Lee Humber, Chairman of the Board of Trustees.
ADMINISTRATION
Pitt Technical Institute Board of Trustees
Left to Right:
Mr. Vernon White
Mr. Clifton Everett
Mr. Corey Stokes
Dr. Robert Lee Humber, Chairman
Mr. William E. Fulford, Jr. - President, Pitt Technical Institute
Mrs. D. J. Whichard, III
Mr. A. B. Whitley
Mr. Joseph M. Taft
Mr. Earl L. Aiken
Not Pictured:
Dr. E. B. Aycock
Mr. Uran Cox
Mr. W. D. Davenport
Mr. J. C. Wynne, Jr.
ADMINISTRATION
WILLIAM E. FULFORD, JR. -President
William H. Howell, Director of Technical and Vocational Programs
Willard C. Finch, Director of Evening Programs
George S. McRorie, Director of Student Personnel
Furney K. James, Director of Guidance
Edward E. Bright, Director of General Adult Education
ADMINISTRATION
Mr. Joseph E. Downing- Director of Agricultural Technology
Mr. Robert Langley, Director Washington- Beaufort unit
ADMINISTRATION
Mr. Thomas Umphlett MDTA Coordinator
Not Pictured: Mr. Guy Langston-Area Coordinator- Police Officers Training Mr. Charles Cooper- Area Coordinator- Superi vsory Development Training Mr. Robert Phelps- Pitt County- Consultant, Ecomonic Opportunity Act
SECRETARIAL STAFF
Mrs. Elizabeth M. Mrs. Janice F. Williams Mrs. Patricia A.
Dudley Johnson
Mrs. Ann R. McKenna
Miss Alberta A. Manning
Mrs. Donnie L. Stell
Miss Helen L. Briley
Miss Connie D. Summerlin
Mrs. Betty Bergdoffer
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FACULTY
The Technologies
Agricultural Business
Electronics
Executive Secretary
Mr. Joseph E. Downing- Agricultural Business.
Mr. Charles M. Lambright- Electronics
Mrs. Jo Ann B. Leith- Executive Secretary
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THE TRADES
Mr-. Edwin F. Martin, Jr. Architectural Drafting
Mr. Walter A. Andrews Automobile Mechanics
Mr. Daniel C. Martin, Jr. Radio and Television Servicing
Mrs. Katie G. Paul Practical Nurse
Mr. Milan W. Brickhouse Automobile Mechanics
Mrs. Alma C. Parker Practical Nurse
Mr. William C Copeland Machinist
Miss Mary Frances Lucas- Licensed Practical Nurse
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THE TRADES
Mr. Ben L. Stocks- Masonry
Mr. Morris L. Peterson- Painting and Paperhanging
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Mr. Francis W. Dorey- Carp entry
Mr. Harold S. Bowers-Electrical Installation and Maintenance
Mr. John B. Eason, Jr. -Sheet Metal Mechanics
Mr. Billy D. Richardson-Plumbing
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THE RELATED SUBJECTS
Mrs. Willie Cox Mallison- English and Social Studies
Mrs. Christine Farrior-MDTA English
Mr. J. M. Whitehurst-Math and Physics
Mr. Richard J. Mclntosh- MDTA Math
Mrs. Jane Smith- Librarian
Not Pictured: Mr. Donald W. Fulford-MDTA Math
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CUSTODIAL STAFF
Section of court to be developed.
Charlie G. Forlines-Chief Custodian
George Anderson-Janitor Ermond Lee Bryant- Janitor
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Center Programs
Agricultural Business
Electronics
Executive Secretary
Architectural Drafting
Radio and Television Repair
Auto Mechanics
Machinist
Masonry
Painting and Paperhanging
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AGRICULTURAL BUSINESS
William F. Bell
Robert E. Grant
Sammy O. Bowers
Donald L. Haislip
Donald B. Carter
Anthony E. Harrington
Jesse E. Corey
Not Pictured: Denny Grimsley
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ELECTRONICS
Melvin T. Bailey
Hoke R. Knox
Donald E. Ellers
Jesse B. Knox, Jr.
Donald C. Harrington
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EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
Nina Kay Atkinson
Bettie Sue Avery
Susie Elizabeth Brown
Betty Ann Crigger
Doris Jeanne DeGraff Evelyn Marie DeGraff Linda Lamour Forlines Jacqueline Ruth Kerr
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Rebecca Anne Paramore Jewel Hardee Patrick Linda Ruth Roberson Rose Marie Robinson
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Dorothy Rebecca Tucker Andrea Dawn Woo ten Myrtly McRoy
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ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING
Robert R. Boyd David B. Futch Ronald T. Hawkins
Donny E. Hemby Dempsey D. Parker
Wilbur E. Smith James R. Streeter Joseph M. Tripp
Ronald W. Webb Vernon A. Williams
Not Pictured: James A. Parker Mitchel R. Woolard
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RADIO and TELEVISION SERVICING
John Joseph Erickson William R. Copeland Tommy L. Bell
Jerry W. Knox Stephen Levi Jones Milton Jenkins, Jr.
Robert B. Stewart James E. Simpkins
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Denby Ray Gurganus
Jesse Trent Tetterton
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AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS
Sheron H. Bennett
Carl E. Berry
Joseph L. Robertson
Cecil N. Silverthorne
Troy E. Hodges
Johnny V. Phelps
Ronald R. Vaughn
Not Pictured: Ray C. Smith
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William M. Aswell
Willie B. Bailey
William Thomas Crisp
Robert W. Evans
Richard Wayne Jackson
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Matthew Travis Purser
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Peter F. Sawyer
Thurston L. Vann
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MASONRY
Jimmy Bridgets
William Dupree
James Harrell
Arthur Hyman
John Smith
Reginald Wiggins
William Yarrell
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PAINTING and PAPERHANGING
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James Edwards
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Ernest Wooten
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MDTA PROGRAMS
Carpentry Electrical Installation and Maintenance Sheetmetal Mechanics
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Fountain Elementary School and Gymnasium, site of construction trade courses.
Plumbing Auto Mechanics
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CARPENTRY - FOUNTAIN
Carpentry in action.
Close co-operation produces good results.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION and MAINTENANCE - FOUNTAIN
Fundamentals come first.
"As the tube is bent. " 28
SHEETMETAL MECHANICS - FOUNTAIN
Mr. Eason shows the "know-how" at work.
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PLUMBING - FOUNTAIN
"We start from the ground up.
Inside work in plumbing. 30
AUTO MECHANICS - WILLIAMSTON
"To learn a trade.
"This business could become complicated. 31
UNIT PROGRAMS
WASHINGTON
ROANOKE RAPIDS
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WASHINGTON - PRACTICAL NURSE
Judith Beacham Mary Ann Bland Selma Murphy Collins Margaret Cordon
Ethel CuthreU Thelma Fornes Virginia Houston Ruby Jefferson
Eva Jenkins Marion Keyes Doris Leazer Ruby P. Moore
Rosa Lee Pigford Katherine Ion Potts Shirley Louise Smaw Jane Tyre
Sandra Lee Wallace Jacqueline Frances Wood Myrtle B. Woodard
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ROANOKE RAPIDS
Front Row (Left to Right) Pamela Johnson, Sarah Grant, Betty Carroll, Delores Walker, Clad Hart. Back Row (Left to Right) Mildred Helton, Dorothy Carroll, Velora Craft, Shirley Porch, Dorothy Barnes, Marie Griffin.
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EVENING PROGRAMS CENTER
Typing
Shorthand
Bookkeeping
Interior Decorating
Blue Print Reading — Machinist
Math— Machinist
Machine Shop Theory and Practice
Automotive Tune-Up
Radio and T. V. Repair
Apprentice lineman's fhort Course
Front- end Alinement and Wheel Balancing Police Officers Training Course Basic Education— Level 1 Basic Education— Level 2 High-school Completion (English, Math and Reading) Principles of Supervision- SDT No. 1 Foremanship Training- SDT No. 12 Farm Tractor Maintenance
EVENING PROGRAMS - EXTENSION
Furniture Upholstering and Repair
Basic Plumbing
Basic Electricity
Cabinet Making
Basic Human Relations- SDT No. 2
Fire Service Training
Welding
Pesticides
Small Engine Repair
Basic Education— Level 1
Basic Education— Level 2
High- school Completion
English, Math , and Reading
Bookkeeping
Shorthand
Typing
Brick Masonry
Farm Tractor Maintenance
Public Speaking
Reading Improvement
Speed Writing
Knitting
Stock Market
Furniture Refinishing
Home Sewing
Interior Decorating
Stenoscript
Waiter Training
Beginning Woodworking
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EVENING PROGRAMS
Furniture Upholstery and Repair
Shorthand and Typing
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EVENING PROGRAMS
Radio and Television Repair
Machine Shop Theory and Practice
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EVENING PROGRAMS
Interior Decorating
Basic Eduation
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SHORT TERM COURSES
Ferriering Tobacco Auctioneering
Alton Ausbon Billy Brewer Jesse Lee Daniels Haller S. Davis Max Futrell John Lilley Darwin E. Herring
Virginia Pearsall Jonathan Johnson
David L. Robinson Raeford H. Lanier
Johnny Shaver Calvin M. Pate
Earl Venters James E. Vinson
Tobacco Ticket Marking
John E. Allen James S. Allen William F. Brown Eldridge H. Buck Arnold R. Cunningham Alfred R. Dalton Rudy V. Halso Royce Hamm Bobby F. Harris Burnice L. Harris Junior High Ray Letchworth John A. Price George B. Webb, Jr. Lenward A. Wiggins Jesse R. Young
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AUTOGRAPHS
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ACTIVITIES
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ACTIVITIES
Time for the morning break.
A way to travel is provided.
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ACTIVITIES
The Library is the central part of any school.
Planning for the future.
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ACTIVITIES
Physics in action.
Future Secretaries at work.
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ACTIVITIES
Agriculture Business is big in North Carolina.
Electronics lab work for future Technicians.
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ACTIVITIES
Mr. Copeland demonstrates the intricacy of a machine to an interested student.
Mr. Martin shows his Radio and Television Repair class how to spot the trouble.
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ACTIVITIES
Mr. Brickhouse has little trouble holding the interest of his class in Auto Mechanics.
Auto Mechanics is also being learned at the old "Peppermint" in Williamston.
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ACTIVITIES
New machines require the student to be alert and on the ball.
The machine shop in late afternoon.
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ACTIVITIES
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Future Builders of America
Painting is an art that is being rediscovered at Pitt Technical Institute.
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ACTIVITIES
Real life situations are simulated in the nursing programs
Another view of the human body
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