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TARHEEL

TECHNICIAN

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LEARNING RESOURCES CENTER
Pitt Community College
P. 0. Drawer 7007
Greenville. NC 27835-7007

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The Student Council

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

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

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

THE TRADES

Mr. Ben L. Stocks- Masonry

Mr. Morris L. Peterson- Painting
and Paperhanging

Not Pictured:

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

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

CUSTODIAL STAFF

Section of court to be developed.

Charlie G. Forlines-Chief Custodian

George Anderson-Janitor Ermond Lee Bryant- Janitor

Center
Programs

Agricultural Business

Electronics

Executive Secretary

Architectural Drafting

Radio and Television Repair

Auto Mechanics

Machinist

Masonry

Painting and Paperhanging

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

ELECTRONICS

Melvin T. Bailey

Hoke R. Knox

Donald E. Ellers

Jesse B. Knox, Jr.

Donald C. Harrington

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

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

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

Not Pictured

Denby Ray Gurganus

Jesse Trent Tetterton

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

William M. Aswell

Willie B. Bailey

William Thomas Crisp

Robert W. Evans

Richard Wayne Jackson

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Matthew Travis Purser

Peter F. Sawyer

Thurston L. Vann

MASONRY

Jimmy Bridgets

William Dupree

James Harrell

Arthur Hyman

John Smith

Reginald Wiggins

William Yarrell

PAINTING and PAPERHANGING

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Donald Clark

Robert Myers

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Kenneth Cobb

Donald Winstead

James Edwards

Not Pictured:
Preston Willoughby

Ernest Wooten

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

CARPENTRY - FOUNTAIN

Carpentry in action.

Close co-operation produces good results.

ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION and
MAINTENANCE - FOUNTAIN

Fundamentals come first.

"As the tube is bent. "
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SHEETMETAL MECHANICS - FOUNTAIN

Mr. Eason shows the "know-how" at work.

PLUMBING - FOUNTAIN

"We start from the ground up.

Inside work in plumbing.
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AUTO MECHANICS - WILLIAMSTON

"To learn a trade.

"This business could become complicated.
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UNIT PROGRAMS

WASHINGTON

ROANOKE RAPIDS

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

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.

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

EVENING PROGRAMS

Furniture Upholstery and Repair

Shorthand and Typing

EVENING PROGRAMS

Radio and Television Repair

Machine Shop Theory and Practice

EVENING PROGRAMS

Interior Decorating

Basic Eduation

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

AUTOGRAPHS

ACTIVITIES

Time for the morning break.

A way to travel is provided.

ACTIVITIES

The Library is the central part of any school.

Planning for the future.

ACTIVITIES

Physics in action.

Future Secretaries at work.

ACTIVITIES

Agriculture Business is big in North Carolina.

Electronics lab work for future Technicians.

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.

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.

ACTIVITIES

New machines require the student to be alert and on the ball.

The machine shop in late afternoon.

ACTIVITIES

Future Builders of America

Painting is an art that is being rediscovered at Pitt Technical Institute.

ACTIVITIES

Real life situations are simulated in the nursing programs

Another view of the human body

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