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NORTH CAROLINA STATE COLLEGE

gromeck 1959

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1958-59 H

Schools 48

Crads & Seniors 92

Organizations 1 76

Fraternities 228

Military 278

Underclassmen 322

Advertising 374

Published by the students of North Carolina State College

Ralph Boswell
Editor-in-chief

Bill Gardner
Business Manager

Brooks Hall where the de-
signers of our modern tomor-
row are at work.

CAMPUS VIEWS

Our campus, there are many types here, from the seniors about
to go out and make a new life for themselves, to the

freshmen who are on their own for the first time,
whoever we are, for whatever reason we are here, we
are all proud of N. C. State.

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The Alumni Building

Holladoy Hall which houses the
administration.

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STUDENTS 5UPPLV STORE

The Tower, a symbol of leadership and qual-
ity throughout North Carolina for those who
have come from N. C. State have served her
well.

Down this walk will go many of the future
leaders of our country, all for a purpose,
some to see the administration, some to
A.F.R.O.T.C. classes and some to Marriage
and Family Living classes.

The Student Supply Store and the Cafeteria

The College Union, the center of
all student activity, where we
spend many hours of relaxation
dancing, shooting pool and talking
to our fellow students.

D. H. Hill library, maybe not the most popular building on campus but in future years we will find our hours there were well spent.

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GOVERNOR OF NORTH CAROLINA

ADMINISTRATION

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William C.
Friday

Cary H.
Bostian

PRESIDENT OF THE

CONSOLIDATED

UNIVERSITY

CHANCELLOR OF

NORTH CAROLINA STATE

COLLEGE

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Lyle B. Rogers
Director of Counseling

John W. Shirley
Deon of the Faculty

K. D. Raab

Director of Admissions and Registration

J. G. Vann
Business Manager

N. B. Wans

Director of Student Housing

James J. Stewart

Dean of Student Affairs

L L. Ray

Foundations and Public Relations

Banks C. Talley

Director of Student Activities

Henry Bowers

Assistant Director of Student Activities

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The orientation committee planned the work well trying

to show the freshmen that there is a lot more to college than just going to class.

The small groups gave the freshmen someone to talk to,
someone who could help them get a good start.

Our first example of changing
from a name to a number.

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The girls down from W.C. topped off a
fine first week.

Confusion resulted at times,
it was all new to most of us.

FALL-FRESHMAN
ORIENTATION

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REGISTRATION

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Some people will
try anything to
beat the long lines.

What happened to the
military this year?

Everyone looks happy and doesn't seem to mind the
long line, wonder what class that is?

We got tired of waiting
but no matter how much we
looked nothing seemed to
speed up.

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Remember the drizzle that
day, but no whistle
sounded letting us go.

This was the picture of coach Earl Edwards as the students came to pay
him tribute late one night. Earl Edwards is a winner in our books and there
isn't another like him.

FOOTBALL

RESULTS

Won 2

Lost 7 Tied 1

State

North Carolina

State

Maryland

State

Virginia

State

Wake Forest

State

William and Mary

State

Duke

State

Virginia Tech

State

Mississippi Southern

State

South Carolina

Conference Games

We started off this year's season like a fired can-
non ball by beating Carolina 21 to 14. At the end
of the third quarter we led by 21 points, 14 of
which were credited to Ken Trowbridge. Ken did
a wonderful job of filling Dick Christy's shoes and
the State fans loved it. But from here on out State
had a rough time breaking into the winning column.
We lost seven games this year but five of them were
by only one touchdown. Unfortunately we made
one or two mistakes in each game and it hurt.
Handicaps were many during the year as we lost
12 of the 33 boys that we started with. Of the
players who made the final game at South Caro-
lina, 18 were sophomores. But next year these
sophomores will have had game experience, so to
our opponents we say — look out for State, we're
going to have a winning season.

It may be 3 against 1 but it threw Carolina for a 7 yard loss.

This play with Ron Podwika being set loose is typical of how the team was rolling over Carolina on

that sunny fall day in Kenan Stadium.

ROSTER

No.

Name

Pos.

Hometown

No.

Name

Pos.

Hometown

Jim Oaks

Aliquippa, Pa.

Joe Bushofsky

Pittsburgh, Pa.

Ron Wojcicki

Pittsburgh, Pa.

Frank Marocco

Aliquippa, Pa.

Cerald Mancini

McKees Rocks, Pa.

Bill McClain

Monaca, Pa.

Mike Delnegro

Alexandria, Va.

Bob McKeithan

Clarkton, N. C.

Frank Cackovic

Steelton, Pa.

Lewis Jones

Bloomington, III.

Ernie Driscoll

Pittsburgh, Pa.

Jim Sherron

Fuquay, N. C.

Bernie Latusick

McKees Rocks, Pa.

Joe Rodri

Downingtown, Pa.

Pete Seese

Windber, Pa.

Graham Singleton

Washington, N. C.

Whitey Bell

Warsaw, Ind.

Jim Bodziak

Neville Island, Pa.

John Morris

Galax, Va.

Ron Parks

Greensboro, N. C.

Ken Trowbridge

Plymouth, N. C.

Tommy Avent

Faison, N. C.

Claude Gibson

Asheville, N. C.

Alex Gilleskie

Heidelburg, Pa.

Ken Nye

Elizabethtown, N. C.

Kelly Minyard

Reidsville. N. C

Arnold Nelson

Charleroi, Pa.

Larry Dixon

Washington, N. C.

Sam Raneri

Greensburg, Pa.

Jack Harriger

DuBois, Pa.

Don Hafer

Port Clinton, Pa.

John Lawrence

Heidelburg, Pa.

Jim D Antonio

Aliquippa, Pa.

Dick Reynolds

College Park, Md.

Randy Harrell

Raleigh, N. C.

Danny Nye

Elizabethtown, N. C.

Ron Podwika

Charleroi, Pa.

George Vollmar

Trenton, N. J.

Bob Wolfer

Pekin, III.

Jim Crain

Salinas, Cal.

Bill Garwood

Cooleemee, N. C.

Bill Harden

Plymouth, N. C.

John Stanton

Carnegie, Pa.

John Gill

Clearfield, Pa.

Bill Hill

Kinsfon, N. C.

Johnny Johnson

Raleigh, N. C.

Jim Fitzgerald

McKeesport, Pa.

Bob Pepe

Pittsburgh, Pa.

Jim Markham

Durham, N. C.

Larry Gell

Greensboro, N. C.

Ronald Savage

Chincoteague, Va.

Jim Tapp

Roxboro, N. C.

Collice Noore

Littleton, N. C.

Dick Drexler

Reading, Pa.

Bill Rearick

DuBois, Pa.

Finley Read

Warrenton, N. C.

lotes Lettermen

Students from State took great pleasure in tearing down the goal post after beating Carolina 21 to 14.

Frank Marocco made the key

block to set State's )im

D'Antonio off for a 12 yard

gain against Maryland.

State's bench strength was called upon more than usual this year and the boys did a good job. Even
though we had a losing season we gained over 100 yards more than our opponents on the ground.

Bernie Latusick who averaged 30 yards per kickoff return made a diving catch of this
pass to give us possession on the 15.

This play produced another touchdown for State bringing the score up to 21 to 0 against Carolina.
It was Ron Podwika who took it over from the one yard line and giving State a victory 21 to 14.

V.P.I, couldn't stop Podwika on this play as he tore in for 13 yards.
Final score— State 14, V.P.I. 14.

If one did not look at the final score he would think that
State had a victorious season. Against many of our ten op-
ponents we out ran, out passed, out kicked and in general
out played them. We only lost by 40 points in the scoring
battle, 160 to 120. We actually won the ground gaining
race, compiling 1,746 yards against the opponents 1,634
yards. In kickoff returns we averaged 19.1 yards which
was 5 yards over what our opponents averaged. We also
led in punting, rushing per carry, and had less penalties
and yards loss.

What hurt the most was our passing: we completed only
40 per cent of our passes for 692 yards while the foes hit 54
per cent for 1,058 yards. However, we threw seven touch-
down passes while being scored on only six times in this
manner. Yes — by the statistics North Carolina State should
have had a winning season, but the scoreboard was just a
little off balance. We had the men, we had the team, but the
breaks just weren't with us.

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Ken Trowbridge breaks loose for a 20 yard touchdown which was his second against Carolina. After this
additional 14 points the State fans were too hoarse to yell but the white handkerchiefs took the place

of our voices.

Rondy Harrell, the 185 lb. sophomore from Raleigh, breaks away around
right end to add up yardage against Maryland. Keep an eye on this
boy for the next two years.

Claude Cibson is one of our promising sophomores.

Everyone in the conference respected State's defense. Here the Wolfpack smothers a Wake
Forest halfback led by Larry Cill making the tackle.

On this play he was able to pick up 16 yds.

Due to the loss of 12 of our storting 33 players many
sophomores were able to obtain invaluable experience on
the field this year. In the backfield Randy Harrell did
some fine stepping for a sophomore averaging 3.3 yards
per carry. Claude Gibson is also another sophomore who
may be a threat in the conference next year. Not only
is he a good runner but he caught 5 passes this year for
an average of 30.2 yards gained per catch. Jim D'Antonio
will also see action next year if he keeps up his pace. Jim
averaged 4.1 yards per carry this year even though he
saw limited action. As for weight in the line, we can't
complain. Sophomore Dick Reynolds will probably be
used to block up the hole at tackle with his 262 lbs. Dick
isn't too fast but he sure can stop off-tackle plays.

So for the next couple of years State should remain a
real threat to any team it plays. Coach Earl Edwards
has done a wonderful job in adding North Carolina State
to the Football Kingdom here in the South.

Our UNC friend seems happy but
the score was 1 4-0 at this
point. Oh well, maybe he
was drunk!

The Veteran's

Association

Float

The weather wasn't the greatest
that day, but this group looked as
though they were enjoying the
parade.

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Believe it or not,

she's from State College.

A prize winning float
from Sigma Pi.

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Another prize winner.

The State College band
performs at half-time.

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The girls were mighty pretty,
toe bad the float didn't win.

SOCCER

State was certainly playing "heads up" ball against
Pf ieffer as they shut them out 3 to 0.

NCS
NCS
NCS
NCS
NCS
NCS
NCS
NCS

RESULTS

0 Maryland 3

0 Lynchburg 3

4 Virginia 3

2 Davidson 1

2 Duke 1

3 Pfieffer 0
0 UNC 2
3 Roanoke 0

Front row (L. to R.): D. Finklestain, R. Colombo, V. Edwards, D. Dee, Y. Kermen, C. Gutierrez. Middle
row (L. to R.) : B. Brodsky, B. Richmond, K. Alber, (capt.) F. Trotman, J. Huchins, J. McNatt, |. Scott.
Back row (L. to R.): J. Jacobs. C. Hampton, |. Eaton, P. Bazanos. P. Williams. T. Lind. Coach Bill
Leonhardt.

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Tom Hayworth rounds a turn
on the cross country course.
Tom ran for four years
both on the cross country and
track teams.

CROSS
COUNTRY

"Froggy" Barbour, one of State's outstanding cross country runners, manages to stay
ahead of Carol na on an uphill drive in the State Meet.

State 36 Wake Forest 58 Duke 29

State 22 Virginia 34

State 26 U. N. C. 29

RESULTS State 32 U. S. C. 52 Clemson 33

State 78 Air Force Acad. 22 Maryland _. 33

State Meet nine schools entered

A.C.C. Meet

Front row I L. to Rj: Dean Reber, Froggy Barbour fco-ecpt.), Fred Wi!:cn, ]ohn Davis, Tom Hayworth

ico-capt.l.

Back row IL. to Rj: Coach Paul Derr, Layton Everitt, Bill Strange, Neil Harbinson, Chet Chaukly, and

Neil Reeling.

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WINTER

A small part of Riddick Stadium

The Field House

Some people just don't know
when to stay inside.

Doak Field, somebody has
been playing.

It looks cold and
dreary out there.

f. It m

1911 Building, home of the
Technician and Agromeck.

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Tommy Dorsey's band.

Everybody looks gay but one man.

Who's the dreamy eyed
girl in the middle?

IDC BALL

Bet they wouldn't look so happy if they remembered Monday classes.

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BASKETBALL

RESULTS

NCS

Penn State

NCS

Maryland

NCS

'Wake Forest (2 OT)

NCS

Clemson

NCS

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LaSalle

NCS

Kansas State

NCS

Kansas
DIXIE CLASSIC

NCS

Louisville (OT)

NCS

Cincinnati

NCS

Michigan State

NCS

Virginia

NCS

"Duke

NCS

North Carolina (OTl

NCS

!Wake Forest

NCS

"South Carolina

NCS

'Clemson

NCS

'Virginia

NCS

"South Carolina

Everett Case, the best coach in the ACC. A real master at developing
talent, he brought State much further than most people expected.

REMAINING SCHEDULE

*Duke here

Maryland here
North Carolina Chapel Hill

Villanova here

Eastern Kentucky here

ACC Tournament here

''Denotes Atlantic Coast Conference

As this book goes to press State has lost only to the
University of North Carolina and Kansas State, the
number 2 and 3 teams in the country. They have beaten
Cincinnati and Michigan State on their way to com-
piling an 18-2 record. There were several times when
it looked like they might go down to defeat again but
their experience, drive and speed could not be overcome;
they never quit. State's fast break was as deadly as any in
the country and they could rebound with anyone. At one
point State was rated No. 1 in the nation — we still think
the Wolfpack is the best. All in all it was a terrific sea-
son and the team can be proud of their work. They will
take their place among the all time State College Greats.

Case gives important instructions during

a time out — some of it going to the referee

as well as the players.

)ohn Richter gets another two points despite pressure from
three players. John did a great job in tight situations like this
all year.

Mark Reiner sinks one against Wake Forest. He was missed
a great deal after leaving school.

R O S

T E

No.

Home-Away Name

Pos. Ht.

Hometown

Home-Away Name

Pos. Ht.

Hometown

30-31 Harold Atkins

F 6-5

Kernersville, N. C.

54-55

Bob DiStefano

C 6-6

Philadelphia, Pa.

42-43 Don Gallagher

F 6-4

Binghamton, N. Y.

24-25

|ohn Richter

C 6-8

Philadelphia, Pa.

32-33 Bruce Hoadley

F 6-6

Raleigh, N. C.

34-35

Dan Englehardt

C 6-0

Seymour, Ind.

22-23 Bob MacCillivray

F 6-4

Dorchester, Mass.

10-11

Bob McCann

C 6-0

Philadelphia, Pa.

44-45 Stan Niewierowski

F 6-4

Brooklyn, N. Y.

20-21

Lou Pucillo

C 5-9

Philadelphia, Pa.

52-53 George Stepanovich

F 6-4

E. Chicago, Ind.

12-13

Mark Reiner

C 5-11

Brooklyn, N. Y.

Denotes Lettermen

Bob MacGillivray making a routine shot for a change.

Some people called Dan Englehardt under-rated. We thought
he was darn good, always hustling as evidenced by this
layup on the end of a fast break.

Mac" had a little trouble here after
3 nice feed by Captain Lou Pucillo.

Dan Gallagher gets a three point play.
Dan was bothered by a leg injury this
year but was always hustling.

Stan Niewierowski is an example of the
hustle and determination of State.

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Mark Reiner pops one from outside.

What is everybody looking up for — John
will never miss that one.

Bob shows the drive that made him one
of State's best all around players.

Watch out! There goes George and John after that ball.
The ACC's top rebounders didn't let many get away.

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The freshmen coached by Le
They have a lot to look forwai
off NCAA probation.

Mark drives against Wake Forest. You can bet
if he missed George got the rebound.

Bob looks much more "at home" and relaxed on this shot.

John gets two against U.N.C.

rrill had another outstanding year.
in the future when State is

Captain Lou Pucillo demonstrates one
of the finest pair of hands in the
country.

Led by Captain Lou Pucillo, State had a great year.
John Richter led the team in scoring and at this time is
heading the ACC. He and George Stepanovich led every-
body in rebounding. George wasn't the biggest man on
the court, but nobody tried any harder than he did. Bob
MacGillivray could always be counted on to do a steady
job. Dan Englehardt was the hustler, always tough on de-
fense and chipping in baskets at crucial times. Hoadley,
DiStefano, Gallagher, Nierwierowski, and McCann did a
major part in carrying State to their fine season.

DUN,

Last minute cramming in
hopes of pulling the grade up
on the final. It's never too
late to try.

EXAMS

Looking in on some more
students studying.

It has been a long hard grind,
they deserve the recognition
Ihey are getting now.

Let's look in over their shoulder and see some

of the men who have helped us through the years.

GRADUATION

The final goal of our college career is
realized, marching down the aisle at graduation.

Dave Boyhill seems to be trying his best to turn Frank Purdy over as they work out in the final dayi

before meeting Virginia.

RESULTS

NCS 19 Davidson 8

NCS 8 North Carolina 19

Wi-s >- s* -■- ■ ■ W ■ ^ NCS 22 Duke - 6

K F S Mfn NCS ° Mar*land 36

l\ L J I !_ I I ^ VJ NCS 25 Wake Forest 9

NCS 18 Virginia 18

NCS 23 Pfieffer 15

William & Mary to be ployed.

Doug Mathews starts a sit out to get from under Parks Field. This work out
paid off for we tied Virginia on the following Saturday which in effect was
a victory.

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Front row (L. to R.): Adams, Elam, Kahl, Bittinger. Back row (L. to R.): Kolodny, Taborn, Michaels,

Ernull, Coach Bill Sonner, and Fadgen.

RESULTS

NCS

Clemson

_ 33

NCS

Duke

NCS

S. Carolina

... 41

NCS

Maryland

NCS

Pitt. ___.

NCS

Virginia

NCS

Wake Forest

Bob Adams has put in a good performance throughout
this year in the 220 and 440 sprints.

Kahl and Elam take a practice start from the

blocks. As I remember they both came up

with pink bellies.

** »

Bob Ernull has been adding points for the
State frogmen in the breast-stroke.

SPRING

I. F. C

The winter goes and spring comes, with it comes the spring concert.
It was a rousing day for the Creeks, for some it was too rousing.

Banks and Henry seem to be enjoying the concert too or is it that funny
little fellow in the straw hat that they are laughing at.

itlf

The Creeks came out in mass
on a fine sunny afternoon.

CONCERT

Music was supplied by the
Kay Winding band.

Now there's a casual group, was the
sun really that bright that day?

N
T
R
A
M
U
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A
L
S

In basketball the Hot Rods ran away with the Open League.

This picture taken at awards night shows the vast number of trophies and awards that the
Intramural department gives out each year.

This year's Intramural program started with a bang.
Football was won by Bagwell No. 1 and the "Kappa Sig's."
Vetville and the "Sig Ep's" won volleyball while the "K.A.'s"
took golf. The track meet was the most successful that we
have ever had. A record number of 283 participants made
the track field look like Madison Square Garden. Turling-
ton dormitory took first place along with the "Kappa Sig's"
in the fraternity division. So far this year the "Sig Ep's" are
way ahead with 613 points in the frat division with the
"Kappa Sig's" in second with 462. In the dorm league Bag-
well No. 1 is ahead with 403 points with Turlington in sec-
ond with 369. Last year Becton No. 1 won as did the
"Sigma Chi's."

The Intramural program here at State is one of the finest
in the country with over 29°o of the students participating.
Director Art fioch has done a wonderful job in organizing
the teoms and encouraging participation. Last year a total
of 92.5 per cent of all the members of fraternities partici-
pated in some phase of the fraternity intramural program.
Intramurals mean a great deal to us here at State for it
is the only place that we can play at an organized sport
outside of varsity teams.

The "S.A.E.'s" came out on top in the

fraternity handball tournament last year.

This year they have the same team back.

Softball champs — Sigma Nu.

TRACK

Last year we witnessed one of the greatest AAU
Championship meets ever to take place here at State.
Elis Gilbert from Winston-Salem's Teacher's College
set a new world's record in the 220 yard low hurdles at
22.1 seconds. Warren Rains (NCS) tied for first place
in the pcle vault and Joe Creazzo placed third in the
mile. George Vollmer (NCS I was also able to place
fourth in the shot put. About the strangest event in the
meet was the mile relay. Our team broke the school
record but still wasn't able to place.

This year Layton Everitt should score in both the mile
and 2 mile events. Froggy Barbour and Fred Wilson will
round out our distance men while Jack Walters and Bruce
Teasly should hold down the sprints. In the middle dis-
tances keep your eyes on Chaulky along with Dick Mat-
thews in the 'A mile.

Dick Matthews and Joe Creazzo were two of our top
runners last year. Dick will be back again this
year running the '4 mile and mile relay.

RESULTS

NCS

Davidson

32>/2

Clemson

991/2

NCS

251/2

UNC

Virginia

661/2

NCS

UNC

W. Forest

NCS

36'/2
96

Duke

94V'2
34

NCS

W. Forest

Front row (L. to R.l: T. Stradley, S. Civetz, R. Tyson, R. Hall, B. Teasley, Francis Palandrani. Second row
(L. to R.): J. Tutterow, J. Ward, W. Raines, Ico-capt.) Dick Matthews, M. Murray, J. Wood. Third
row: D. Gallagher, J. Crane, H. Walker, H. Overton, (co-capt.l Joe Creazzo, B. inscoe. Back row:
Coach Paul Derr, L. Everitt, F. Walker, N. Reeling, E. Thorpe, F. Barbour and Assist. Coach Jim Little.

State should be a little stronger this
year in field events such as the
discus and shot put.

MILITARY

PARADE

The D & B looked sharp as A Company passed in review.

'Ar-arms" during the inspection.

With pride we salute the
flag ot our country.

GOLDEN CHAIN
TAPPING

The highest honor society

on our campus taps

Student Government president Jim Hunt.

OHH^MHa^M£

Our hats are off to you the old member for a job well done. A year has passed and
you have done many fine things for our campus. To you. the new members, may
you be guided by their deeds and lead us in the coming year.

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SCHOOL

AGRICULTURE

More than one-third of the working force in this country
is involved in agriculture in one way or another.

In North Carolina there are 1,100 wholesalers and 18,000
retailers handling agricultural products. More than 5,000
plants process and manufacture products derived from agri-
cultural production. In all there are 900,000 persons working in
agriculture and related industries. Many of these positions
require well-trained men. The School of Agriculture is the only
institution of its kind in the state offering such training.

Rising to this challenge the faculty of the School of Agricul-
ture has developed a new concept in agricultural training.

Three curricula — agricultural science, agricultural business,
and agricultural technology — offer a variety of training to
prepare the youth of our state for the thousands of jobs in
agriculture and related fields.

The School of Agriculture also has two other important
functions. Through agricultural research conducted on the
campus and in 16 research stations scattered over the state,
new information and techniques of production are developed.
And through an Extension Service which has a small staff in
each of the state's 100 counties, research information is sup-
plied to the rural people of the state, and to industries closely
associated with agriculture.

The agricultural field is full of challenge and change, but
most of all it is filled with opportunity.

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THE AGRICULTURIST

Hal Johnson, Editor

The Agriculturist is the official publication of the
School of Agriculture and the "Ag" Club. Published four
times a year, its content includes a thorough coverage of
Ag School activities for the benefit of the student here at
college, his parents at home, potential students of agri-
culture, and any other persons who might be interested
in what goes on in the life of a college agricultural stu-
dent.

The Agriculturist, by printing articles on soils, live-
stock, and other items that are invaluable to agricultur-
ists, promotes closer cooperation between students, fac-
ulty, and alumni. This magazine serves as an important
mode of publicity both within the state and on a national
scale.

STAFF

EDITORIAL

Harold Lineberger
Ervin Lineberger
William Haynes
Tom Gilmore
G. K. Davis
Ed McBride
Frank Enloe
Ben Kittrell
Burt Sutton

ILLUSTRATIONS

J. C. Punch
John McGlamery

BUSINESS STAFF

Leon Allen
Ken Howe
Larry Baxter
Tom Pearman
Tommie Tharrington
Ronnie Tharrington
Ellis Byrd

Otho Wells
Jerry White
Bobby Shepherd
Chesley Greene
Dale Hedrick
Donald O'Quinn
G. B. Spence

Sarah Leggett, Sponsor

Bob Leonard, Business Manager

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ALPHA
ZETA

Larry Patterson, President

OFFICERS

Larry Patterson Chancellor

Don Robertson Censor

Jim McMinn Treasurer

Hal Johnson Chronicler
Phil Carlton Scribe

Alpha Zeta was founded at Columbus,
Ohio, on November 4, 1897. The North
Carolina Chapter was the eighth of forty-
five chapters and was chartered in 1904.
Its aims are perhaps best expressed in the
words of the founders: "Alpha Zeta was
established neither as an honor nor as a
social fraternity, but as a professional
fraternity whose membership shall be com-
bined of the qualities of high scholarship,
fine fellowship, and sound character."
These are the vital qualities of leadership
in the field of agriculture for which the
fraternity was established to encourage
and develop.

Allen

Ayscue

Baker

Baxter

Bost

Bramlett

Carlton

Carrigan

Cilmore

Greene

Hendrix

Hood

Hunt

Johnson, H. M.

Johnson, W. H.

Kittrell

Knox

Leonard

Lennon

Lineberger

McMinn

Nitong

Parker, J. F.

Parker, W. 0.

Patterson

Pilch

Robertson

Smith

Sneed

Tabor

Weavil

Williamson

Willis
Woodlief

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AGRICULTURE

CLUB

Clay Price, President

Clay Price
Ben Kittrell
Ken Howe
Leon Allen
Roy Holder
Wayne Nifong

OFFICERS

President
Vice-President

Secretary

Treasurer
Custodian

Reporter

Ag Club membership consists of students in the School
of Agriculture and the Department of Agriculture in the
School of Education.

The Ag Club was organized in 1917 to provide recrea-
tional, educational, and entertainment programs for its
members, and to promote school spirit. The club strives
to accomplish these objectives through a variety of ac-
tivities. At the weekly meetings members enjoy informal
talks, illustrated lectures, educational movies, and enter-
tainment programs. It also sponsors the Students Ag
Fair, the Barnwarming, Ag Day, and has its own out-
standing publication, "The N. C. State Agriculturist."

Norma Jean Daugherty, Sponsor

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AGRONOMY

CLUB

Austin D. Merrick, President

The aims of the Agronomy Society are to stimulate
interest in the field of Agronomy, to aid in carrying on
student activities, and to improve relationships between
faculty and students.

Each year the club sponsors educational exhibits at
the North Carolina State Fair and an Awards Banquet
is held during the spring semester at which time the
club presents an award to the outstanding instructor
in the School of Agriculture.

Austin D. Merrick
Carlton Earl Davis
Ross Knowles
George Spence
William Smith
Tom Pearson
Dr. W. M. Lewis
Mr. E. 0. Skogley

OFFICERS

President

Vice-President

Secretary

Treasurer

Corresponding Secretary

Reporter

Senior Adviser

Junior Adviser

Katie Alliston, Sponsor

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AMERICAN
SOCIETY OF
AGRICULTURAL
ENGINEERS

OFFICERS

Ronald Sneed President

Preston Sasser Vice-President

Larry Patterson Secretary

T. J. Barnes Treasurer

Ed Law Reporter

Clarence Hood ... FEI

Thomas Garner Faculty Adviser

The ASAE Club consists of students in Agricultural
Engineering and Mechanized Agriculture who are seek-
ing insight into the professional side of their chosen
field. Programs have brought out the various opportuni-
ties that are open to Agricultural Engineers. Members
have an opportunity to obtain leadership training and
meet other students and faculty members. The club this
year consisted of fifty members.

MECHANIZED AGRICULTURE CLUB

OFFICERS

Donald Morris
James Spense
Willis Umstead
Emmett Patterson
John W. Weaver

President

Vice-President

Secretary

Treasurer

Faculty Adviser

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AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION CLUB

OFFICERS

Roger C. Bunch

President

Charles Russell

Reporter

Wallace R. Baker

Vice-President

James Saules

Custol

Roger Mozingo

Secretary

Bobby Nethercutt

Program Chairman

Ben Kittrell

Treasurer

Jake Vinson

. Social Chairman

MEMBERS

Atkins

Brock

Covington

Lock wood

Poindexter

Sheron

Baker

Bryon

Cuttler

Mauley

Reese

Spencer

Balwin

Buck

Gray

Morton

Reeves

Taylor

Blanchard

Bunch

Honeycutt

Mozingo

Roach

Vinson

Boyette

Clark

Kittrell

Murphy

Russell

Walker

Briggs

Coble

Knox

Nethercutt

Sane

Weavil

Brisson

Coley

Knox, E.

Nunalee

Sasser

Winston

PRE-VETS CLUB

f! 0 n a

OFFICERS

Don Robertson
Zane Bowles
John Freeman
Harold McClure
Kenneth Dills

President

Vice-President

Treasurer

Program Chairman

Publicity Chairman

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HORTICULTURE CLUB

OFFICERS

Chesley Greene
I. L. Sales
Otho Wells
Judy Medlm
Harley Blackwell

President

Vice-President

Secretary

Treasurer

Reporter

The object of the Horticulture Club is to stimulate
student interest in the field of Horticulture; to foster
and promote recreational and educational activities;
and to encourage student participation in extracurricular
activities.

AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS CLUB

OFFICERS

Dan Carroll
Kent Mann
John Seism

President

Vice-President

Secretary -Treasurer

This club is composed of all graduates and under-
graduates in Agricultural Economics. It has as its pur-
pose: ( 1 I to stimulate interest in agricultural economics,
( 2 > to provide a means of contact between students and

Farm Economics Association members so they can be-
come familiar with the current developments in the field
of agricultural economics.

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POULTRY
SCIENCE
CLUB

OFFICERS

Hybert Williamson
Don Davis
Ken Dills

President

Vice-President

Secretary -Treasurer

Hybert Williamson
Willie Payne
Bob Briley
Don Davis

MEMBERS

Ben Wilson
Jim Coble
Don Robertson
Jay Wilfong

Harold McClure
Ken Dills
John Freeman

ALPHA
XI

OFFICERS
Tom Gilmore President

Jameson Bunn Vice-President

Judy Medlin Secretary-Treasurer
Dr. T. F. Cannon Chaplain

Dot Morton Marshal

Pi Alpha Xi is a National Honorary Floricultural Fra-
ternity. The purpose of the fraternity is to promote high
scholarship and fellowship among its members, to in-
crease the efficiency of the profession, and to estabish

cordial relations among the students, educators, and
professional florists.

The lota Chapter of Pi Alpha Xi was established at
North Carolina State College in 1957.

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4-H

CLUB

OFFICERS

Leon Allen

President

Alan Feimster

Vice-President

Chuck Graham

Secretary

Bill Summcy

Treasurer

Jerry White

Reporter

The Collegiate 4-H Club first started on State Col-
lege campus in April, 1940 as the State College 4-H
Supper Club with the objectives to foster fellowship
among 4-H members at State College, to promote lead-
ership and citizenship, and to acquaint club members
with Extension work and workers. Today the club pro-

motes leadership, fellowship, citizenship, and religious
development through weekly meetings, deputations with
Woman's College 4-H Club, 4-H Church Sunday Serv-
ices, devotionals, and projects such as operating a check-
ing service booth at the State Fair and building the
Homecoming float.

ANIMAL
INDUSTRY
CLUB

OFFICERS

James Smith President

Charles McConnel Vice-President

Ken Howe ... Secretary

Bill Adcock Reporter

Dr. Wise Adviser

G. V. Frye Treasurer

The aim of the Animal Industry Club is to improve the
relationship between students and faculty, to stimulate
interest in the field of Animal Industry, and to have the
Animal Industry Club members become better acquaint-
ed with the livestock breeders of this state. The club
has an annual publication, "Meat and Milk the Scien-

tific Ways"; sponsors the annual Breeders Barbecue; fits
and shows animals at the State Fair; operates the Dairy
Bar during Fair Week; enters an exhibit at the Ag Fair;
and encourages student participation in judging con-
tests. All students enrolled in Animal Industry are mem-
bers of the Animal Industry Club.

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SCHOOL

DESIGN

DEAN H. L KAMPHOEFNER

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The School of Design is devoted to the development of o native art form in the
practical and useful arts to meet the needs and conditions of the Southern region.

Although the first aim of the School of Design is to serve North Carolina and the
regions of the South, the students will be equipped, through the teaching of the
school, to work in any region.

Professional courses of study are now offered in Architecture, Landscape Architec-
ture, and Products Design. Products Design is new this year and will actively collabo-
rate with a number of presently organized departments on the campus that are now
engaged in management and production, and will concern itself with problems of form
and aesthetics as related to the design of products and the production of products.

As the only department of Architecture in North Carolina and the only department
of Landscape Architecture in the region, the opportunities are unlimited for the
school's graduates to contribute to the solution of problems in building design, plan-
ning, and general construction.

LANDSCAPE CLUB

The objectives of the Landscape Club
are as follows:

— to entertain visiting critics and
lecturers from the landscaping field.

— to sponsor projects for the better-
ment of the School of Design.

— to further enable upperclassmen to
aid in the orientation of freshmen in
the curriculum.

— to sponsor the annual Landscape
Field trip.

— to provide an outlet for the student
chapter of American Society of Land-
scape Architects.

— to promote a general fraternal at-
mosphere among the members of the
Landscape department.

OFFICERS

Max Evans President

Hal Price Vice-President

Kent Watson . . Secretary

Jim Klutz Treasurer

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SCHOOL

EDUCATION

The School of Education provides the pro-
fessional pre-employment training required
for certificating teachers of Vocational Agri-
culture, Industrial Arts, Industrial Education,
Mathematics and Science. The curriculum in
each of these departments includes courses
designed to aid prospective teachers in ac-
quiring an understanding of high school
pupils, and in selecting and using acceptable
teaching methods. The School of Education
also provides undergraduate training for rec-
reation leaders in industrial and rural areas.

Teachers of Vocational Agriculture, In-
dustrial Arts, Industrial Education, counsel-
ors, and industrial psychologists may attain
professional improvement through the pro-
grams of graduate study.

EPSILON

TAU

Epsilon Pi Tau is the international honor society in Industrial Arts
and Industrial-Vocational Education. The purposes are 1 1 I to recog-
nize the plan of skill, 2 to promote social and professional pro-
ficiency, and 13) to foster and reward research and publish its
results.

W^^^m Lft. ifcT

KAPPA
PHI
KAPPA

Kappa Phi Kappa is a national honorary and professional
education fraternity, the purpose of which is to promote the
cause of education by encouraging men of sound moral char-
acter and recognized ability to engage in the study of its prin-
ciples and problems. For the furtherance of the above purpose
the fraternity emphasizes among its members social inter-
course, scholarly attainments, and professional ideals.

Ben Browning
Robert Brisson
Ben Kittrell
Jeff Weavil
Clifton Woodlief
Thomas I. Hines

OFFICERS

President

Vice-President

Recording Secretary

Treasurer

Expansion Secretary

Faculty Adviser

Ben Browning, President

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INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB

Tom Wallace
President

Francis Scott Key
Vice-President

Hobert Williams
Treasurer

Donald Hagler
Secretary

Ralph Blackwood
Program Chairman

The Industrial Arts Club brings together the members of the department in order
that they may become better acquainted. Outstanding men in related fields present
to the club at its meetings the latest ideas and news of the professional world. The
club strives to make its profession better known and to influence young men to
train for a future in Industrial Arts.

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♦^**,

The School of Engineering is on integral port of
and is vitally concerned with the state's economic de-
velopment through the training of its youth and the
utilization of its natural resources.

Dr. John H. Lampe, Dean of Engineering, directs a
staff which includes some of the educational and
scientific leaders of the nation.

In addition to its seven undergraduate curricula,
the School of Engineering also provides courses of
study leading to the Master, Master of Science, and
Doctor of Philosophy degrees.

This excellent and progressive school can be count-
ed on to offer leadership in the training of our young
people as well as to further industrial activity in North
Carolina.

SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING

C UL

\IsA..K

**%

i=^ S-- >** <™s <«* . i

AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS

OFFICERS

Robert R. Liguori

President

Hank Hamilton

Vice-President

Eiien Culler

Secretary

James Folsum

Treasurer

Kenneth Russell

neers

Fair Chairman

The student section of the American Institute of
Physics is an organization whose purpose is the advance-
ment and diffusion of knowledge of the science of physics
and its application to human welfare. The section was
formed in 1950 and has been steadily growing in mem-
bership and activities. Today it is one of the most active
of the technical societies on campus.

R. R. Liguori, President

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ENGINEERS'
COUNCIL

OFFICERS

R. H. Redwine President

William R. Foss Vice-President

Robert R. Liguori Secretary

Donald N. Cox Treasurer

Redwine
President

Vice-President

ENGINEERS' FAIR

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The Engineers' Council is composed
of elected representatives of the various
engineering schools of the campus. The
primary function of this group is to co-
ordinate the activities of the various
societies represented.

Each year the Council sponsors the
Engineers' Exposition. It is also respon-
sible for directing the publication of
the "Southern Engineer."

Another outstanding event sponsored
by the Council is the knighting of the
outstanding engineering students into
the Order of St. Patrick. The outstand-
ing senior engineering student is recog-
nized and given a gift by the Council.

Scholarship is encouraged at the
freshman level by electing the two out-
standing freshmen from each depart-
ment as Companions of St. Patrick.

This past year, the Council took over
the sponsorship of the engineering ex-
hibit at the State Fair.

Alley

Atkins

Baldwin

Briggs

Brock

Buchanan

Carson

Clark, ). D.

Clark, R. C.
Currie

Deaton 0?
Fisher

Fluck

Folsom

Freeze

Goodwin

Hardy

Herman

Kendrick

Lane

Lanier

Madren, F. S.

Madren, P. L

Menscer

Morris

Morrow

McBrayer

Niven

O'Quinn

Parrott

Price

Sasser

Scarborough

Simmons

Sisk

Stover

Thornburg
Whitaker

AMERICAN
SOCIETY OF

MECHANICAL
ENGINEERING

OFFICERS

Robert A. Vogler
James N. Untz
Albert C. Wilfong
P. Marion Rothrock

Chairman

Vice-Chairman

Secretary -Treasurer

Fair Chairman

The N. C. State Student Section of ASME is dedicated to
promoting academic and professional interest in mechanical
engineering. Nationally noted speakers, inspection trips, joint
meetings with parent groups, contests and socials are the
stimulative means. ASME also affords opportunity for de-
velopment of individual leadership, administration, and public
speaking.

Robert A. Vogler, Chairman

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PI TAU SIGMA

OFFICERS

Crawford R. Meeks President

John E. Fletcher Vice-President

James H. Gwaltney Recording Secretary

I Charles B. Johnson Corresponding Secretary
Robert L. Williams Treasurer

Robert E. Beasley Historian

^B ' V^ Membership in Pi Tau Sigma is the highest honor that can

JM ^^ be obtained by a mechanical engineering student in his field.

^^^m IX (■* He must maintain a very high scholastic average in order to

^A J^K. I ^e e''9''3'c 'ror membership, but this is by no means the only

M iH /. requirement, for selection is also based on social adaptability,

St P ', / honesty, personal cleanliness, neatness, and soundness of prin-
ciples and morals. If a man is deemed worthy, he is invited

Crawford Meeks, President . . _ . ... .

to join Pi Tau Sigma, an honor which all men would be proud
to claim as theirs.

Anderson

Crowder
Hart

Neal

Basnight
Deans
Kerr
Raper

Beasley
Ernull
Kirk
Sideris

Brown
Eudy

Lineberry
Stinnett

Bush
Fletcher
McDonald
Thomas

Carter
Carren
Meeks
Wilfong

Clark

Gwaltney

Moore

Williams

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Paul E. Scarborough, President

AMERICAN INSTITUTE
OF

ELECTRICAL
ENGINEERING

INSTITUTE OF RADIO ENGINEERS

OFFICERS

Paul E. Scarborough

Chairman

Raymond

E. Briggs

Vice-Chairman

Darrell V.

Menscer

Local Secretary

Arnold G.

Moore

AIEE Secretary

Steve Ledbetter

IRE Secretary

Harvey G

White

Treasurer

Edward G

Manning,

IRE;

Edw

n W.

Winkler,

AIEE

Counselors

The joint student branch of the American Institute of
Electrical Engineers and the Institute of Radio Engineers
is the electrical engineering student professional organi-
zation at State College. It is affiliated with two of the

major electrical engineering national societies. The stu-
dent branch has the dual function of carrying on student
activities and bringing professional programs to the elec-
trical engineering students.

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ETA
KAPPA
NU

William T. Easter
Thomas A. Feeley
Richard A. Dobyns
Darrell J. Eudy
William C. Sain
Mr. Hannis W. Thompson

OFFICERS

President

Vice-President

Recording Secretary

Corresponding Secretary

Treasurer

Faculty Adviser

The purpose of HKN is to recognize and encourage
outstanding achievements in the Electrical Engineering
profession, particularly among students. High scholar-
ship, leadership ability, and integrity of character are
requirements for membership. The organization under-
takes projects for the general aid of Electrical Engineer-
ing students.

William T. Easter
President

Ausband

Cilvik

Hoyle

Lowery

Sain

Beadles

Dobyns

Huff

Lyda

Scarborough

Blake

Easter

joines

Mcintosh

Schofield

Boone Bost

Eudy Everleigh

Laughton Ledbetter

McKnight, E. P. McKnight, H. M.
Shepherd Sigmon

Bowman

Fuller

Leonard

Miller

Sprinkle

Brown

Harris

Lippard

Mitchell

Stirwalt

Bunn

Hauser

Little

Monteith

Swain

Campbell

Hinshaw

Long

Moore

Underwood

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R. V. Moss, President

AMERICAN

SOCIETY OF
CIVIL ENGINEERS

OFFICERS

R. V. Moss
George Parrott
J. Robert Cambell
John R. Anderson

President

Vice-President

Secretary

Treasurer

The object of the American Society of Civil Engineers
is to afford civil engineering students an opportunity for
fellowship with fellow students, faculty members, and
practicing engineers, and to provide a means whereby
professional knowledge may be increased. The Student
Chapter relates the professional development of the
student to the achievements of the National Society.

Meetings are held every second and fourth Tuesday
night at 7:00 P.M. in the C.E. Building Auditorium.
Addresses by professional engineers, films on engineering
projects, technical papers prepared and read by students,
social affairs, and business meetings constitute the pro-
grams of the chapter. The chapter also publishes its
own newspaper, ON THE LEVEL. Membership is open
to all civil engeering students.

[74]

CHI
EPSILON

OFFICERS

Frederick Moreadith
John Robinson Anderson
William Byrd Kay, Jr.
Jan Stewart Jensen
Frank S. Scarpa

President

Vice-President

Secretary

Treasurer

Associate Editor

Chi Epsilon is a national professional Civil Engineering honorary fra-
ternity, based on the broad objective of increasing the efficiency of the
profession as an instrument of social betterment.

Chi Epsilon was organized to recognize those characteristics of the
individual engineer deemed fundamental to the successful pursuit of an
engineering career and to aid the development of these characteristics
in the undergraduate engineer.

Chi Epsilon has, from a small beginning, grown to a place of prominence
in the professional and honorary fraternity world. It has chapters in the
majority of the best engineering schools in the country, striving to main-
tain a constant policy of establishing chapters at a school on the basis of
the quality of its instruction and not necessarily its size.

The chapter at State has maintained an active membership of approxi-
mately twenty men, and has participated actively in both departmental
and school projects.

Anderson

Bryant

Donahoe

Freeze

Kay

Moreadirh

Pace

Pollock

Reynolds

Scarpa

Setzer

Swann

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INSTITUTE OF AERONAUTICAL SCIENCES

The basic mission of the Institute of Aeronautical
Sciences is to facilitate by all available means the inter-
change of technical ideas among aeronautical engineers
throughout the world. Student membership has been es-
tablished to provide the student engineer of science with
broad opportunities to engage in activities associated

with future aviation careers. The local branch encour-
ages professional consciousness and fellowship through
programs of guest lectures, film showings, and social
functions, along with participation in annual confer-
ences.

OFFICERS

Victor Emorrow Chairman

Robert Reid Womack Vice-Chairman
Edgar C. Lineberry Program Director
John E. Fletcher Recording Secretary
Walter Kerr Corresponding Secretary
Philip M. Deans Treasurer

SIGMA
PI

SIGMA

OFFICERS

Bobby Leonard President

Robert Hutchins Vice-President

Charles Bridgman

Corresponding Secretary

William Remini Treasurer

Sigma Pi Sigma is the National physics honor society.
Its objects are to award distinction to outstanding stu-
dents and professional physicists, to promote friendship
between these men ond to stimulate a lively interest in
the quest for understanding our physical universe.

This year the activities of Sigma Pi Sigma ranged

from lectures on satellites, reactors and radiation dam-
age to volleyball, barbecues, and informal dinners. Our
aim was and is to make Sigma Pi Sigma more than an
honor to be won, but an active catalyst for the combina-
tion of curiosity and cooperation which will unlock na-
ture's secrets for man's benefit in the future.

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AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR METALS

The North Carolina State College Group of the Ameri- of technical material are made available to the group

can Society for Metals functions as an active organiza- by the national headquarters in an effort to further the

tion for discussing metallurgical factors. Vast resources dissemination for technical knowledge.

OFFICERS

Jerry Waller Chairman

Bill Remini Vice-Chairman

Ron Hardy Secretary

Bennie Ward Treasurer

Dr. W. W. Austin Faculty Adviser

FURNITURE
CLUB

OFFICERS

Graham W. Bostick President

John Conway Vice-President

Walter Bean Secretary

Vasser Matthews Treasurer

E. S. Johnson Adviser

The Club is organized by the students of the Furniture ment. Speakers from the furniture industry keep us in-

curriculum, and advised by Professor Rodolph Willard formed by giving us first hand information of the latest

and by Professor E. Sigurd Willard, head of the depart- developments in the industry.

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THETA TAU

Brown

Clark

Daughtridge

Garland

Harriss

LeCwin

Lemons

Martin

Redwine

Smith

Treece
PLEDGE CLASS

Yionoulis

McBrayer

OFFICERS

G. Frank Smith, Jr. Regent

Ben C. Treece Vice Regent

George Harriss Scribe

Richard H. Redwine Treasurer

Theta Tau, founded at the University of
Minnesota on October 15, 1904, established Rho
Chapter at State College in 1927. It is a pro-
fessional engineering fraternity whose object is
to develop and maintain a high degree of pro-
fessional interest among its members and to unite
them in a strong bond of fraternal brotherhood.

In keeping with its aims, Theta Tau regularly
participates in the Engineer's Fair as well as
sponsoring projects of its own in the interest of
professional engineering and State College.

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ROCKHOUNDS

Frank M. Alley, Jr.

President

Joseph E. Maddox, Jr.

Vice

-President

Harold E. Meyer

Treasurer

James H. Clippard, Jr.

Secretary

Dr. Henry S. Brown

Adviser

The Rockhounds are an affiliated chapter of The
American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Pe-
troleum Engineers. The purpose of this society is to pro-

mote among its members an increasing knowledge of
Geological Engineering and to instill a professional pride
in the life work they have chosen.

AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS

. ,

OFFICERS

William R. Foss President

Vernon D. Niven Vice-President

Doris Lane Secretary

Wilson C. Whitaker Treasurer

Ted Walker Faculty Adviser

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OFFICERS

G. W. Adkins

Donald Keen

W. H. L. Westbrook III

Charles Hagwood

John D. Ellenberg

President

Vice-President

Secretary

Treasurer

Corresponding Secretary

I AMERICAN

INSTITUTE OF
CHEMICAL
ENGINEERS

The Student Chapter of the American Institute of
Chemical Engineers provides opportunities for the pro-
fessional development of students in Chemical Engineer-
ing.

All students in Chemical Engineering are cordially in-
vited to join the student chapter of AICHE.

Programs for the monthly meetings include guest
speakers from industry, films on various phases of
Chemical Engineering, and social affairs.

AMERICAN SOCIETY

OF HEATING AND AIR
CONDITIONING ENGINEERS

The ASHAE is an organization to improve the stu-
dent's training in the field of heating, ventilating, and
air conditioning. Professional interest, current problems,

co-ordination of departmental activities, and develop-
ment of character and leadership are other high ob-
jectives. These objectives are accomplished through in-
teresting programs of outstanding engineers from the
field, joint meetings with the North Carolina Division of
ASHAE, educational films, and social outings.

Membership is open to students in the field of en-
gineering who are interested in the field of heating,
ventilating, and air conditioning.

OFFICERS

Craig J. Smith
President

N. Keith Oates
Vice-President

Alexander Denson
Secretary

Orazio T. Leone

Treasurer

Kenneth Sisk

Engineer's Council
Representative

Hart L. Norwood
Reporter

THE

AMERICAN CERAMIC
SOCIETY

OFFICERS

R. B. Arthur President

R. D. McBroyer Vice-President
J. L. Huntley Secretary

Tom Kremminger Corresponding Secretary
R. N. Dixon Treasurer

The North Carolina State College Student Branch of
the American Ceramic Society was organized to familiar-
ize students with the various aspects of the ceramic
industry through talks, discussions, and motion pictures,
and to promote a stronger bond of fellowship between
students and faculty in the department.

K E R A M O S

OFFICERS

Richard Redwine President

Larry Huntley Vice-President

Doug McBrayer Secretary

R. B. Arthur, Jr. Treasurer

Tommy Kremminger _ Herald

Keramos, the national professional Ceramic
Engineering Fraternity, was founded in 1902
at Ohio State University, and is the oldest
professional engineering fraternity in the
world. While the organization is strictly pro-
fessional in nature, the requirements for
membership are as high as most of the honor-
ary societies and it permits the wearing of
the key by honor students. Membership is
offered in the Department of Ceramics or
Ceramic Engineering to those who have a
good scholastic record, a good character rec-
ord and who give promise of making good in
industry. The principal object of the fraternity
is to promote and emphasize mental achieve-
ment and to promote interest in ceramic
art, technology, and engineering.

THE SCHOOL OF FORESTRY

To keep pace with the rapid development of forestry and the wood-using industries
in the South, the School of Forestry has expanded its program and facilities. Under-
graduate programs train students for careers in Forest Management, Wood Tech-
nology, Pulp and Paper Technology and Wood Products Merchandising. Graduate
programs lead to the Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy degrees. The
classrooms and laboratories in Kilgore Hall, the three permanent camps, and 80,000
acres of School Forests, the new Wood Products Laboratory, and the Robertson
Laboratory of Pulp and Paper Technology provide exceptional facilities for education
and research.

Since its beginning in 1929 the program in Forestry Education has been recognized
by the Trustees as a regional program. This regional status is emphasized by the
fact that this year students from twenty-four states and two foreign countries were
enrolled, as well as by the unprecedented support being received by the School from
the wood industries of the entire South. The rapid growth of the School necessitated
departmentalization during the year with the establishment of the Department of
Forest Management under the direction of Dr. T. E. Maki and the Department of
Wood Products under the direction of Dr. J. S. Bethel.

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FOURDRINIER
SOCIETY

OFFICERS

Bill Schui

President

Ted Robinson

Vice-President

Phillip Holland

Secretary

John Thompson

Treasurer

The Fourdrinier Society was founded in 1957 to promote educational and social
activities within the pulp and paper technology curriculum. It is the aim of the society
to cooperate with the alumni and other friends of the college and to work at all
times for the best interest of the students and the school.

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FORESTRY CLUB

OFFICERS

Jack Sturgill
Dane Rot-en
Wray Freeman
Leon Bonner
Edward Langsron
Jim McMinn

President

Vice-President

Secretary

Publicity Chairman

Sergeant- At- Arms

Assistant Program Chairman

David Bramlett Assistant Rolleo Chairman

Jack Sturgill Forester

Roy Stonecypher Associate Forester

Dane Roten Forest Ranger

Bill Schul Secretary-Fiscal Agent

Professor Slocum Faculty Adviser

The State College Forestry Club holds weekly meet-
ings during the school year for the purpose of promoting
better relationships between students and members of
the faculty. Educational and recreational programs are
presented at these meetings.

An annual "Rolleo," held at Hill Forest, is sponsored
by the club. At the "Rolleo," teams from each class
compete in volleyball, log bucking, horseshoe pitching,

tobacco spitting, and various other types of competition.
The outstanding social event of the year is the "Logger's
Brawl."

Publication of the PINETUM, the Forestry School an-
nual, is sponsored by the club and distributed to forestry
students and alumni. The club also publishes SLABS
AND EDGINGS, bi-monthly paper containing articles
and news of particular interest to forestry students.

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THE

PINETUM

STAFF

Editor, Richard Welch

The Pinetum is the annual publication of the School
of Forestry. From a small beginning in 1930 it has grown
to a size of over 100 pages.

In the Pinetum are recorded the events and activities
taking place in the School of Forestry throughout the
year. A section of the book is set aside for alumni news
and letters.

The Pinetum is distributed to all forestry students,
other forestry schools, advertisers, and alumni.

XI SIGMA PI

OFFICERS

Jack C. Sturgill
Forester

Roy Stonecypher
Associate Forester

Bill Schul
Secretary-Fiscal Agent

Dane Roten
Forest Ranger

Xi Sigma Pi is a national honor fraternity whose
purpose is the recognition and promotion of leadership,
scholarship, and interest in the profession of forestry.
Each year, the organization honors the outstanding

freshman and senior in the School of Forestry. The fra-
ternity sponsors annual public lectures by nationally
known individuals working in forestry or allied profes-
sions.

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SCHOOL

TEXTILES

Continuous development of new fibers, new fabrics, new processes, and equipment
has made the textile industry not only the second largest, but also one of the most
colorful, most fascinating, and most dynamic in our economic life. Industry's ever-
growing demand for well-trained young men and women in the field of textiles
has placed the graduates of this school at a very high premium. The graduate of
today is well on his way to a position of leadership. He follows the footsteps of the
very many graduates who now serve the industry in various responsible capacities.
Their multifold achievements attest in a large measure to the success of a sound
and progressive educational program.

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KAPPA TAU BETA

OFFICERS

Robert Cuchman President

John Blevine Vice-President

Raymond Weldon Secretary

Peter Nohn Treasurer

Harry Lindsay
Carol J. Leatherman
Ormand Moore
Hugh E. Simmons
John Franklin Nixon

David McMahon
James Marer
Otto Brockman
James Moore

Henry Brammon
Spencer Sharpe
Carlos F. Sanchez
Ahmed A. Hilal
Martin B. Foil, Jr.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF TEXTILE
CHEMISTS AND COLORISTS

OFFICERS

Eddie Max Barringer President

Daniel D. Ward Vice-President

Preston G. Baker, Jr. Secretary

John W. Nix Treasurer

Professor Kenneth Campbell Adviser

The American Association of Textile Chemists and
Colorists seeks to gain experience and interests in the
dyeing and finishing of textile goods through monthly
meetings. Speakers are invited from various sources
throughout North Carolina and other areas.

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TOMPKINS

TEXTILE COUNCIL

E. M. Barringer
President

The Tompkins Textile Council is the student's governing body of the School of
Textiles. It is composed of representotives from the various textile organizations
and representatives from each class.

The Council acts as the bridge between the students and the faculty. Also, the
Tompkins Textile Council sponsors many student functions each year, highlighted
by the Textile School Open House and the Annual Textile Picnic. To be a member
of the Tompkins Textile Council is one of the highest honors in the School of
Textiles.

OFFICERS

Eddie Max Barringer President

Willie C. Bowen Vice-President

John W. Nix Secretary

Bryson T. Dickerson Treasurer

Professor G. H. Dunlap Adviser

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Dickerson

Baker
Lindsay

Barringer
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Blevins
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Bowen
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Boys
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PHI
PSI

Donald Bailey
President

Phi Psi Fraternity is a professional textile fraternity, the objects and aims being:
first, to promote good fellowship among men of textile schools and the textile in-
dustry; second, to encourage a high standard of textile work; third, to assist by
every honorable means the advancement of its members.

Eta Chapter at State is the largest chapter in the fraternity, in parallel with
the largest textile school in the world. The fraternity serves the Textile School
by offering a guide service for all visitors and guests of the school. It also sponsors
a banquet in the spring at which a cup is awarded to the Man of the Year in the
North Carolina Textile Industry.

OFFICERS

Donald Clark Bailey President

Bennie Jenks Vice-President

Paul Tyndall Recording Secretary

Willie Charles Bowen Treasurer

Eugene Rickell Corresponding Secretary

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DELTA KAPPA PHI

Delta Kappa Phi is the oldest professional textile
fraternity in America, having been founded in 1899 at
the Philadelphia Textile Institute. Started around a
nucleus of seventeen members, Kappa Chapter was in-
stituted on May 14, 1948 at State College. The fra-
ternity strives to create a fraternal relationship and
greater social enjoyment among its members, as well
as promote the interest of its members in acquiring
a thorough education in textiles. The chapter at State
College also strives to promote activities of interest
to the Textile School.

OFFICERS

John Blevins President

Bryson Dickerson Vice-President

Everett Drake Secretary

Harry Lindsay Treasurer

William Porter Scribe
Ben Hudson Sergeant-At-Arms

Darr Shealy Pledge Master

Carle Mason Dekap Editor

MEMBERS

Barringer

Blevins

Caldwell

Davis

Dickerson

Hammer

Hudson

Kelly

Leatherman

Lindsay

Lynch

Maness

Mason

Pope

Porter

Reeves

Saunders

Wright

Hensley

Rodgers

Shealy

Sherrer

Simmons

Smith

Walden

Ward

Wilkes

Medford

Boone

Drake

Cash

Cushman

Weldon

Kametches

Skipper

Sparr

Seago

Jones

Brannon

McMahon

Kimrey

Stanley

Moore

Overton

Talbert

Nelson

Swicegood

Edmonds

Newell

Barrett

Culbreth

Chambers

Nixon

Crouch

Gardner

Fuller

Nixon

Brummitt

Brockman

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SIGMA TAU SIGMA

OFFICERS

Willie Bowen President

John Nix Vice-President

Preston Baker Secretary

Eddie Barringer Treasurer

A local textile honor fraternity, Sigma Tau Sigma
strives to instill in textile students a desire for higher
scholastic attainments. An incentive toward this goal
is the Sigma Tau Sigma Scholarship cup that it presented
each year to the senior in textiles with the highest scho-
lastic average. The Greek letters composing the name
of the fraternity represent the words, Society of Textile
Scholarship.

Willie Bowen
President

Bailey
Hammer

Baker
Henson

Barringer
Hodge

Blevins
Kaw

Bowen
Nix

Dickerson
Lynch

Foil
Ward

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SCHOOL

Gareth Edwin Annas Hudson, N. C.

Charles Erwin Burkhead Asheboro, N. C.

Lindsay W. Cox, Jr. Winston-Salem, N. C.

James Bennett Holliday
Joseph Delano Hoskins
George Daniel Knight, Jr.

Pinetops, N. C.
Raleigh, N. C.
Norlina, N. C.

James Donald Lee
William Oliver Moore
Samuel V. Noe, Jr.

Raleigh, N. C.

Cleveland, N. C.

Louisville, Ky.

Shelton Roy Peed Durham, N. C.

Jesse Julius Peterson, Jr. Wilmington, N. C.

Clyde Edward Richardson, Jr.

Thomasville, N. C.

Charles Alan Sides Raleigh, N. C.

George McCollum Smart Franklin, Va.

Raymond Franklin Stainback, Jr.

Raleigh, N. C.

Karl Dane Stuart
Robert H. Tucker
Jerry Mitchell Turner
George Warren Vaughn

Raleigh, N. C.

Fayetteville, N. C.

Richmond, Va.

SATISH CHANDRA ANAND

NEW DELHI, INDIA
Field Crops

CHARLES WILSON AVERRE III

RALEIGH, N C
Plant Pathology

DAVID ERNEST BAILEY

SOUTHERN PINES, N. C.
Nuclear Engineering

BHASKAR BANTWAL BALIGA

INDIA
Nuclear Engineering

KENNETH REECE BARKER

ROARING RIVER, N C
Plant Pathology

RONALD L BARON

NEW YORK, N Y
Entomology

HUBERT PAUL BARRINGER

BESSEMER CITY, N C.
Mechanical Engineering

MICHAEL BEER

LONG ISLAND, N. Y.
Psychology

JAMES DONALD BLACKBURN

MOUNT AIRY, N C
Civil Engineering

EDWARD EUGENE BOHE

CARY, N. C.
Electrical Engineering

CECIL CHARLIE BROOKS

SPARTA, N. C.
Agriculture

JAMES WALKER BROWN, JR.

HAMPSHIRE, TENN.
Dairy Manufacturing

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SHIRLEY HARRISON CARTER

RALEIGH, N. C.
Agricultural Economics

LUIS ELIAS CASTILLO

CALLAO, PERU
Field Crops

TILSON EDWARD CHAPPELL

BELVIDERE, N. C.
Mechanical Engineering

CHING-CHAO CHO

RALEIGH, N, C
Electrical Engineering

MARTIN CLARK

CHATTANOOGA, TENN,
Electrical Engineering

HAZEL VIRGINIA CLARKE

DURHAM, N. C

Occupational Information and

Guidance

DIMITRIOS M. COKINOS

NEW YORK, N. Y
Nuclear Engineering

NABIL TEWFIK COSTANDY

EGYPT
Textiles

CARL CRISCO, JR.

HIGH POINT, N. C

Agricultural and Biological

Chemistry

ROY A. C. DAULTON

SALISBURY, N. C
Plant Pathology

JORGE G. DAVIDE

CEBU. PHILIPPINES
Agriculture

MOSES PAUL DAVIS, JR.
Ceramic Engineering

RAJENDRA KUMAR DE

CALCUTTA, INDIA
Agriculture

GEORGE WILLIAM DILLEY

SILVER SPRING, MD.
Animal Industry

JOSEPH CLYDE DOWDLE

BIRMINGHAM, ALA
Electrical Engineering

WALTER D. DUCKWORTH

ATHENS. TENN
Entomology

PHILIP DUSKIN DUKES

RALEIGH, N. C.
Plant Pathology

FRANK NICHOLAS EGERTON

BREVARD. N. C
Animal Ecology

AHMED ABDEL-WAHAB EL-BAZ

EGYPT
Textiles

FLOYD WILKINS ELLIOTT, JR.

CHARLOTTE. N C
Applied Mathematics

AUDIE DEE ELROD

SMITHVILLE, TENN.
Dairy Manufacturing

HOWARD E. ERDMAN

WEATHERLY, PA
Genetics

KENNETH DEANE FISHER

RALEIGH, N. C.
Plant Pathology

RONALD GARY FLETCHER

ONTARIO, CANADA
Agricultural Economics

JOHN EDWARD FLYNN

NEW MILFORD, CONN
Entomology

WEI-NING FU

SHANTUNG. CHINA
Agriculture

RICARDO GARCIA-LAGOS

MEXICO
Soils

LINWOOD E. GENNINGS, JR.

RALEIGH, N. C.

Occupational Information and

Guidance

M. RASHAD GHAZI

EGYPT
Agricultural Economics

RAYMOND W. GIESEMAN

WILLIAMSTOWN, KAN
Agricultural Economics

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JOSE ALEJANDRO GILES

LIMA, PERU
Genetics

CARROLL RUFMAN GRAY

ELIZABETH CITY, N C
Mechanical Engineering

JAMES W. P. GREGORY, JR.

RALEIGH, N. C.
Electrical Engineering

MAX EDWIN GREGORY

YORKVILLE. TENN
Dairy Manufacturing

ELLIOTT BREWER GROVER

RALEIGH, N. C.
M echanical Engineering

DALE HERBERT HABECK

BOWLER, WIS.
Entomology

LEIGH HUGH HAMMOND

RALEIGH. N C
Agriculture

LINUS KWANG RIUL HAN

SEOUL, KOREA
Nuclear Engineering

SYED AHMED HASNAIN

PAKISTAN
Nuclear Engineering

MOSTAFA KAMEL HATHOUT

CAIRO, EGYPT
Animal Industry

JAMES RAY HAWKER

RALEIGH, N. C.
Industrial Psychology

TUNG KAU HEUNG

HONG KONG
Textiles

H. GILL HILTON

RALEIGH, N. C.
Soils

BOU-LOONG HO

RALEIGH, N. C.
Electrical Engineering

JAFAR HOOMANI

TEHERAN, IRAN
Applied Mathematics

JOHN N. HORTON

RALEIGH, N. C.
Education

MAN-PAN HUI

HONG KONG
Civil Engineering

CHARLES ROBERT HUTCHINS

RALEIGH, N C
Nuclear Engineering

MAHMOND AHMED IBRAHIM

ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT
Textiles

TEODORO A. IRABAGON

PHILIPPINES
Entomology

GOPALA KRISHNA IYENGAR

INDIA
Electrical Engineering

THOMAS HOWARD JACKSON

EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND
Agriculture

SAMUEL FOREST JENKINS, JR.

OXFORD. N. C.
Plant Pathology

CHIA REN JIN

HONG KONG
Textiles

LEROY KENNETH JOHNSON

OSAKIS. MINN.
Civil Engineering

EDGAR WALTON JONES

MURRELLS INLET, S C.
Agricultural Economics

HARVEY RAY JOYNER

ELM CITY, N. C
Civil Engineering

SEVANTILAL S. KAPASHI

BOMBAY, INDIA
Textiles

SHOJU KAYASHIMA

KYOTO, JAPAN
Agriculture

STEPHEN VINCENT KAYE

AVENEL, N. J.
Agriculture

graduate

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RICHARD LEROY KEITHLEY

COLORA, MD.
Wood Technology

ROBERT PHILIP KENNEL

NEW BERN, N. C.
Nuclear Engineering

ROBERT EUGENE KINCH

RALEIGH, N. C.
Psychology

THOMAS R. KONSLER

HENDERSON, KY.
Agriculture

ERVIN THADDEUS KORNEGAY

ALBERTSON, N. C.
Animal Industry

HAROLD W. LANDRUM

WILSON, N. C.
Civil Engineering

PAUL MORTIMER LARGE

PRINCESS ANNE, VA.
Animal Industry

WILLIAM DENNIS LAWING, JR.

CHARLOTTE, N C
Industrial Engineering

GUY R. LEDBETTER

BLACK MOUNTAIN, N. C.
Agriculture

JOHN FOY LEDBETTER, JR.

ASHEVILLE, N, C.
Civil Engineering

JUI-MING LEE

TAIWAN. CHINA
Electrical Engineering

SUNG WON LEE

SEOUL, KOREA
Textiles

EUGENE H. LEHMAN, JR.

SAN DIEGO, CALIF.
Agriculture

WILLIAM F. LEHMANN

EPHRATA, WASH.
Wood Technology

CLARA JU-YUAN LIM

TAICHUNC, FORMOSA
Soils

WESLEY EMIL LOOS

BUFFALO. N Y
Wood Technology

HENRY GRADY LOVIN, JR.

CARY. N. C.
Forestry

DAVID ARTHUR McCUTCHAN

RALEIGH. N. C.
Nuclear Engineering

JAMES MARCUS McGUIRE

CASSVILLE, ARK.
Plant Pathology

ROBERT LEE McGUIRE

BREVARD. N. C
Animal Industry

EDWARD LENARD McLEOD

MOBILE, ALA
Textiles

ADEN COMBS MAGEE

COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS
Animal Industry

ELLSWORTH CHAPMAN MAINE

RALEIGH, N. C.
Plant Pathology

GEORGE McBURNEY MAKELY

GREENSBORO. N. C.
Nuclear Engineering

CHRESTON FURMAN MARTIN

LANDRUM, S. C.
Nuclear Engineering

FRANK WALDRETH MEAD

GAINESVILLE, FLA.
Entomology

ROBERT HOOVER MILLER

MT. ULLA. N. C.
Agriculture

ROBERT RICHARD MILLER

ALBEMARLE, N. G
Applied Mathematics

LAWRENCE ALBRIGHT MINK

WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
Nuclear Engineering

JAMES REID MISENHEIMER

SHELBY, N. C
Chemical Engineering

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HARRY MARTIN MITCHELL

RALEIGH, N. C
Nuclear Engineering

TAKESHI MIURA

HIROSHIMA, JAPAN
Entomology

JOHN ROSS MORGAN, JR.

HARLINCEN, TEXAS
Nuclear Engineering

FRANK ARTHUR MULLINS, JR.

MOBILE, ALA
Psychology

JOHN WILLIAMS MURPHY

ST. MATTHEWS, KY.
Agriculture

GUY ARNOLD MYERS, JR.

WINSTON-SALEM, N C
M echanical Engineering

LARRY ALAN NELSON

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA
Soils

PHILIP EDWARD NOVAK

CHICAGO ILL
Nuclear Engineering

AULSEY THOMAS OLIVE

MT GILEAD. N. C.
Entomology

ANTONIO LINO ORDOVEZA

PHILIPPINES
Animal Industry

HASSAN A. N. OTEIFA

ALEXANDRIA. EGYPT
Electrical Engineering

ERNEST CALEB PASOUR, JR.

BESSEMER CITY, N. C.
Agricultural Economics

GORDHANBHAI J. PATEL

BOMBAY STATE, INDIA
Field Crops

GEORGE LOUIS PAYET

ROCK HILL, S. C
Textiles

BOBBY EMERSON PHILLIPS

BAKERSVILLE. N C
Applied Mathematics

EDMOND JOSEPH PIERCZYNSKI

CHARLOTTE, N C.
Nuclear Engineering

CARLOS JULIO PINILLA

COLOMBIA, S. A.
Field Crops

CLAUDE CHISLAIN PONCELET

STAMFORD, CONN.
Nuclear Engineering

GEORGE HERMAN PORTER

COLDSBORO, N, C.
Agricultural Education

HUGH ARTHUR POSTON

CANTON, N, C.
Animal Industry

WILLIAM M. POWELL

HALIFAX, VA.
Plant Pathology

REX BEAM PRICE

FOREST CITY, N. C.
Agricultural Education

HARMON HOBSON RAMEY, JR.

RUSSELL, ARK.
Field Crops

LUIS EDGARDO RAMIREZ

LIMA. PERU
Statistics

NED RASH

RALEIGH, N. C.
Poultry

ABDUR RASHID

KARACHI, PAKISTAN
Electrical Engineering

NARAHARI MANGESH REGE

BOMBAY, INDIA
Chemical Engineering

SHLOMO REUTLINGER

BROOKLYN. N. Y.
Agricultural Economics

DENNIS EUGENE RICHARD

OCALA, FLA
Nuclear Engineering

ROBERT LEROY RIZEK

BELLEVILLE, KAN.
Agricultural Economics

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C. PRICE ROBINSON, JR.

GASTONIA, N. C.
Industrial Engineering

WALLACE EDWARD ROGERS

PROVIDENCE, R I
Agriculture

ROBERT WILLIAM ROSEVEARE

GREENVILLE, N C.
Civil Engineering

LARRY HERBERT ROYSTER

DURHAM, N C.
Engineering Mathematics

JOHN LEONARD RUEHLE

HOMESTEAD, FLA
Plant Pathology

ALFREDO SALDARRIAGA

MEDELLIN, COLOMBIA
Entomology

MAHMOUD HUSSEIN SALEM

CAIRO. EGYPT
Wood Technology

FRANK DORRANCE SARGENT

CONCORD, N H
Animal Industry

JOHN IKE SEWELL

COVE SPRINGS, GA
Agricultural Engineering

ACHILLES GEORGE SFICAS

ATHENS, GREECE
Agriculture

MAQBOOL ILAHI SHAIKH

LAHORE, PAKISTAN
Textiles

HOWARD GORDON SMALL, JR.

FAIR BLUFF, N C.
Soils

JAMES WAYLAND SMITH

RALEIGH, N. C.
Animal Industry

WILLIAM CARTER SMITH

RALEIGH, N C
Education

JOHN MILLARD SOILEAU

WASHINGTON, LA
Soils

MORTON EDWARD SPITZER

BROOKLYN, N Y.
Industrial Psychology

EDWARD JAMES STONE

RALEIGH. N C
Animal Industry

PAUL SAMUEL STONE

LOUISBURC, N C
Agricultural Economics

DAVID LEWIS STRIDER

FLAT ROCK, N C
Plant Pathology

ANTHONY TALBOT STUBBS

RALEIGH, N C.
Agriculture

BOONRIT SUCHINDA

CHIENGMAI, THAILAND
Agricultural Engineering

JAMES HAROLD SULLIVAN

RALEIGH, N C
Applied Mathematics

STEPHEN Z. K. SUNG

HONG KONG
Textiles

FRANK RICHARD SWORTZEL

KALISPELL, MONT
Mechanical Engineering

EMMETT FRANK THOMPSON

EL RENO, OKLA,
Forestry

WESLEY DOANE THRASH

PETROLEUM, W VA
Electrical Engineering

ROBERT W. TOLER

DeWITT, ARK.
Plant Pathology

A. C. TRIANTAPHYLLOU

GREECE
Agriculture

MARION GALEN TRUE, JR.

EDDYVILLE, IOWA
Forestry

WILLIAM LEE TUCKER

SHELBYVILLE, KY.
Animal Industry

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SAMUEL GUY TURNIPSEED

MORAVIAN FALLS, N. C.
Entomology

LEONIDAS SIMEON TZENTIS

ISTANBUL, TURKEY
M ecbanical Engineering

OSWALDO FLAVIO VARGAS

LIMA, PERU
Entomology

ANDREW PRESTON VARLEY

STUART, IOWA
Agriculture

ANDREW B. VARNER, JR.

LEXINGTON, VA.
Agricultural Economics

COLUMBUS EDWIN VICK, JR.

WILMINGTON, N C.
Civil Engineering

JOHN BERNARD VILLENEUVE

ONTARIO
Textiles

FU-TSENG WANG

CHINA
Experimental Statistics

CHARLES DONALD WEBB

CLEARWATER, FLA
Genetics

DONALD MATION WEISMAN

MASON, OHIO
Entomology

FRED GRIFFITH WELFARE

CLEMMONS, N. C
Nuclear Engineering

GARLAND RAY WELLS

EL DORADO. ARK.
Forestry

MERRILL WILCOX

RALEIGH, N. C.
Agronomy

ALBERT LEE WILEY

ACME. N C
Nuclear Engineering

JAMES OLIVER WISE

MARION, N. C.
Agricultural Economics

WESLEY WITCHER

RALEIGH. N C
Plant Pathology

HUNTER McG. WOODALL, JR.

RALEIGH, N C
Industrial Engineering

JOSEPH RAYMOND WOODARD

RALEIGH, N C.
Agriculture

JAMES RAYMOND WOODRUFF

RALEIGH. N C
Soils

ALVIN EDWIN WOODS

MURFREESBORO, TENN
Dairy Manufacturing

SHUNG-JUN YANG

TAIPEI. TAIWAN
Field Crops

CHARLES WESLEY YOUNG

RED ROCK. OKLA
Agriculture

JING-JUE YOUNG

RALEIGH, N C.
Electrical Engineering

AMARO ZAVALETA

LIMA. PERU
Agriculture

WALTER LEO ZIELINSKI, JR.

NEUSE, N. C

Agricultural and Biological

Chemistry

MAHMOUD ZIKRY

CAIRO, EGYPT
Statistics

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William D. Campbell
Secretary

Thomas 0. Gilmore
Vice-President

Arron W. Capel
President

Willis R. Deaton
Treasurer

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HAITI
Textiles

Phi Ela Sigma

JOSEPH WILLIAM ADAMS

NEW CASTLE. DEL.
Civil Engineering

Football 1. 2, 3; Athletic Director 4, ASCE.

LEO FRANCIS ADAMS

EAST BEND, N. C.
Electrical Engineering

Veterans Association

ROBERT DOUGLASS ADAMS

CHARLOTTE, N. C
I nil initial Engineering

Alpha Pi Mu, Publicity Chairman; Phi Epsilon
Pi. Social Chairman; Intramural Athletics 2, 3, 4;
Engineers Fair, AIIE; Veterans Club. Alpha Pi
Mu TV Program; Young Republicans Club

ROBERT THOMPSON ADAMS

WINSTON-SALEM, N C
Industrial Engineering

AIIE; CU Carnival Chairman 3; Editor CU News-
letter 4; Intramural Football 3, 4; Basketball 1;
Glee Club I, 2, 3; CU Photo Committee 1,
Chairman 2; Social Committee 3. 4

WILTON LEE ADCOCK, JR.

HENDERSON, N C

Animal Industry

Agriculture Club; A. I. Club; Veterans Club

RORER JAMES ADKINS, JR.

DRAPER, N. C.
Mechanical Engineering

ASME

JAMES MONROE ALEXANDER

CHARLOTTE. N. C.

Mechanical Engineering

Aeronautical Option

IAS. Intramural Softball, Bowling 2, 3, 4

ASGHAR ALI

W. PAKISTAN
Electrical Engineering

AIEE; IRE; Social Committee; Photography Club,
International Committee; PSAA International
Club.

CARROLL GLENWOOD ALLEN

FARMVILLE, N. C
Industrial Engineering

Arnold Air Society; AIIE; Intramurals 1,2, :
Pi Kappa Phi

GEORGE CALVIN ALLEN, JR.

LUMBERTON, N. C.
Industrial Engineering

Coif I. 2. 3, 4. AIIE.

ROBERT SABIE ALLEN

DURHAM, N. C.
Eorest Management

APO; Forestry Club

FRANK MALLARD ALLEY, JR.

KING, N. C.
Geological Engineering

Phi Eta Sigma; Alpha Phi Omega; Scabbard and
Blade; Cross Country I; Intramurals I, 2. 3. 4;
Interdormitory Council Social Director; Rock
ind Club. Secretary 3, President 4, ROTC
1, 2, 3, 4; State College Glee Club; Drum and
Bugle Corps

DONALD WAYNE ALMOND

ALBEMARLE, N. C
Al echanical Engineering

ASME; YDC; Dorm Floor Manager.

LUIS NICHOLAS ALVAREZ

RIO PIEDRAS. PUERTO RICO
Civil Engineering

CARL WOODLIFFE ANDERSON, JR.

RAMSEUR. N. C.
Mechanical Engineering

Alpha Phi Omega; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; ASME
1, 2, 3 4; Dorm Social Director, Floor Manager
4; YMCA.

DONALD HENRY ANDERSON

WINSTON-SALEM. N. C.
Mechanical Engineering

ASME 2. 4; Veterans Club 3. 4.

ERNEST ANDREW ANDERSON, JR.

WILMINGTON, N. C.
Industrial Engineering

Kappa Alpha, Secretary 4, Treasurer 3, 4; Intra-
murals I, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Orientation Com-
mittee; Tau Beta Chi; Al IE.

JOHN ROBINSON ANDERSON

GREENSBORO. N, C.
Civil Engineering

Chi Epsilon. Vice-President; ASCE, Treasurer,
Engineers Exposition Co-Chairman 3; Veterans
Club 2.

ROBERT MICHAEL ANGELL

MOCKSVILLE, N C.

Field Crops

American Society of Agronomy.

WESLEY EUGENE ANNAS

GRANITE FALLS. N C.

Mechanical Engineering

Aeronautical Option

PETER ROMAN ANTONIEWICZ

SALISBURY, N C
Engineering Physics

Sigma Nu; Phi Eta Sigma, Sigma Pi Sigma; Phi
Kappa Phi; Tau Beta Pi; Intramurals 2, 3, 4;
Student Government Senator 1, 3; Sigma Nu,
Treasurer. AIP 1. 3 .4.

NICOLAS B. ARDITO

PANAMA CITY, PANAMA
Mechanized Agriculture

Tau Beta Pi; ASAE, CU International Committee,
Chairman, CU Board of Directors; Toastmasters
Club, Vice-President, Apollo Club; Newman
Club; YDC

VOLKER D. ARENDT

ELBERON, N. )
Textile Chemistry

LEE ROY ARMSTRONG, JR.

WILMINGTON, N C

Industrial Education

American Industrial Arts Association

ERNEST STEVENSON ARTHUR, JR.

GREENSBORO, N. C.

Civil Engineering

Construction Option

Sigma Phi Epsilon; ASCE; Intramurals 2, 3, 4;
Band, Orchestra; Freshman Orientation; Sigma
Phi Epsilon, Treasurer.

REUBEN BELL ARTHUR, JR.

GREENSBORO, N. C.
Ceramic Engineering

American Ceramic Society; Keramos Society,
Treasurer; ACS, Treasurer 3. President 4

AHMET ATESCI

ADANA, TURKEY
Textiles

International Club

HENRY FOUST ATWATER

BURLINGTON, N. C
Nuclear Engineering

AIP, American Rocket Society; American Nuclear

Society

ROBERT WILLIAM AUSBAND

WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
Elec'.rical Engineering

Alpha Sigma Phi; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu ;
AIEE; IRE

[HI)

JOHN SAMUEL AUSTIN

TAYLORSVILLE, N. C.
Mechanical Engineering
American Society Mechanical Engineers; Lutheran
Students Association.

STACY MAURICE AUTRY

CLINTON, N. C.
;V1 ecbanical Engineering

Delta Sigma Phi; ASME; CU Photo Con

MARVIN KENNETH AYCOCK, JR.

WARRENTON, N. C.
Agricultural Education

Alpha Gamma Rho, Reporter; Agriculturist, As-
sistant Editor; Intramurals; Ag Club; Agronomy
Club; Veterans Club; Band,

BILLY NEWCOMB AYSCUE

HENDERSON, N. C.
Agricultural Education

FarmHouse; Alpha Zeta; Kappa Phi Kappa; Ag
Club; Ag Education Club.

BOBBY R. BADGETT

DOBSON, N. C.
Agriculture Economics

DONALD CLARK BAILEY

SPINDALE, N. C.
Textiles

Phi Kappa Phi; National Honorary Fraternity;
Sigma Tau Sigma; Phi Psi 2, 3, 4; Intramural
Basketball 2, 3, 4; Football 4; Horseshoe 2;
Tompkins Textile Council 3, 4; President, Phi
Psi 4; Veterans Club 2. 3, 4.

LEON WAVERLEY BAILEY, JR.

CHARLOTTE, N. C.
M ecbanical Engineering

ASME.

RICHARD EVERETTE BAILEY

FAISON, N. C.

Industrial Arts

lACIub.

MAX NORRIS BAKER

KING, N. C.
Mechanical Engineering

ASME; YDC; Veterans Club.

PRESTON GWYN BAKER, JR.

DREXEL, N. C.
Textile Chemistry

Sigma Tau Sigma, Secretary; American Associa-
tion of Textile Chemists and Colorists, Secretary,
Phi Psi; Freshman Orientation Group Leader

MAX ELAM BALDWIN

RAMSEUR, N C
Furniture Manufacturing and Management

Furniture Club; Engineers Council, Forest Prod-
ucts Research Society.

PHILLIP RAY BALL

VARINA. N. C.
Civil Engineering. Construction Option

ASCE.

RICHARD PHILLIP BALLARD

SOUTH HILL, VA.
Electrical Engineering

AIEE; Intramural Football 3, 4; Volleyball I
Basketball 3, 4; Handball 3; Softball 3, 4; Vet-
erans Club

RAY HERBERT BALLENGER

WILSON, N. C.
/Vi ecbanical Engineering

ASME

MAURICE WENDELL BARBOUR

FAYETTEVILLE, N. C.
Industrial and Rural Recreation

IAS Geological Society; Cross Country I, 2, 3
4, Indoor Track I, 2, 3, 4; Outdoor Track I,
2, 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 2; Summer School
Committee; CU Dance Committee

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STACY OLIVE BARBOUR

BENSON. N. C.
Heating and Air Conditioning

ASHAC; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Lambda Chi Alpha.

WILLIAM HOWARD BARE

WEST JEFFERSON, N. C.

Mathematics Education
Appalachian State Teachers College 1,2; Science
Club. Vice-President; Veterans Club.

WILLIAM MARION BARFIELD

NEW BERN. N C.
Electrical Engineering

AIEE. Veterans Association

DONALD RAY BARNES

WILSON, N. C.
Civil Engineering

ASCE

LEHMAN WILDER BARNES, JR.

SMITHFIELD, N. C
Science Education

Mu Beta Psi; Kappa Phi Kappa; Sigma Phi Ep-
silon; Yearbook Editor; Intramurals 2, 4; NC
State College Band 1, 2, 3; Science Education
Club 3, 4; "Talent for Service" Scholarship

WILLIAM RUFUS BARNES

ANCIER, N C
Mathematics Education

Scabbard and Blade

ROBERT LEE BARNHARDT

PHOENIXVILLE. PA

Metallurgical Engineering

ASM, AFROTC 1,2, 3, 4

WALTER ORION BARNHILL

WILSON. N. C.
Industrial Engineering

Sigma Nu; Intramurals I, 2, 3. 4, Al IE. YDC;
Veterans Club.

ROLIN FARRAR BARRETT

RALEIGH. N. C.
Mechanical Engineering

Phi Kappa Tau, Sergeant-at-Arms, Parliamentarian;
Intramurals 3. 4. ASME 3. 4, Membership Chair-
man 4; AFROTC Drill Team 1.

EDDIE MAX BARRINGER

MAIDEN, N. C.
Textile Chemistry

Phi Eta Sigma; Sigma Tau Sigma; Delta Kappa
Phi; Phi Kappa Phi; Class Treasurer 3, Presi-
dent. AATCC 4; President, Tompkins Textile
Council 4

JOHN HENRY BARWICK

CRIFTON, N. C.
Agricultural Economics

Alpha Camma Rho; Intramurals 1. 2. 3, 4. i
licity Director, Ag Economics Club.

FLOYD LEE BASNIGHT

MANNS HARBOR, N. C.
Mechanical Engineering

ASME 4

GEORGE STANFORD BASON

SWEPSONVILLE. N. C.
Mechanized Agriculture
Alpha Camma Rho; Intramurals 1 , 2, 3. 4; Jr -Sr
Dance Committee 3; ASAE Club; Ag Club.

JOHN LEWIS BASS

TARBORO, N. C.
Forest Management

RODERICK SIDNEY BASS

MOMEYER, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering

Aeronautical Option

IAS 2. 3. 4; American Rocket Society 4; Dormi-
tory Intramurals 1, 2. 4; AFROTC Drill Team 1.

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THOMAS COSBY BATTE

RALEIGH, N. C.
,\1 echanical Engineering

Aeronautical Option

Photography Committee

GERALD DAVID BATTS

HAMPSTEAD, N. C.
Geological Engineering

LAWRENCE PETER BAUER, JR.

GEORGETOWN, S. C.
Pulp and Paper Technology

Fourdrinier Society . 4, Technical Association
of Pulp and Paper Industry

JOHN DAVID BAXTER

GREENSBORO, N. C.
Electrical Engineering

PETER ANTHONY BAZANOS

STATEN ISLAND, N. Y.
Industrial and Rural Recreation

Freshman Football 1 ; Freshman Baseball 1 ; Var-
sity Baseball 2; Soccer 3, 4; Monogram Club
Sergeant-at-Arms 4.

LEROY BEASLEY, JR.

WILMINGTON, N. G
Wood Technology

Forest Products Research Society 2, 3, 4; Apollo
Club 4 1 Forestry Club 2, 3. 4, Veterans Asso-
ciation 3, 4

ROBERT EARLE BEASLEY

HICKORY, N. C.
Mechanical Engineering

Pi Tau Sigma, Historian; Intramurals 1, 2; Ju-
dicial Board 3, 4; Apollo Club; ASME, Dormitory
Floor Manager; Dormitory Athletic Director

GUY MACK BEAVER

RALEIGH, N. C.
Mechanical Engineering

JON MICHAEL BELL

RALEIGH, N. C.
Electrical Engineering

Alpha Phi Omefa. YDC; CU Theater Committee,
AIEE

WILLIAM FRANKLIN BELL

RALEIGH, N. C.
Mechanical Engineering

Pi Kappa Phi, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4; MPM
of Pi Kappa Fh

LYLE LEW BEMAN, JR.

CHARLOTTE, N C
Industrial Arts

Treasurer, Theta Chi 1.2, Intramurals 1, 2

HUGH CLEMENTS BENNETT, JR.

RALEIGH, N. C.
Textile Chemistry

Phi Psi, SAE; AATCC; ROTC.

THOMAS LYNDON BENNETT, JR.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN

Industrial Arts. Technical Option

Soccer Team ], 2; Veterans Association 3, 4,

Industrial Arts Club 3, 4; Apollo Club 4, YMCA

ALBERT F. BERNHARDT, JR.

CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Industrial Engineering

Al IE , Veterans Association,

RICHARD JOSEPH BICKEL

EASTON, PA.
Pulp and Paper Technology

Sigma Nu; Fourdrinier Society.

FRED DOUGLAS BIDDY

CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Mechanical Engineering

Sigma Lambda Chi (Charlotte College), Presi-
dent; ASME; Veterans Association; YDC; Trans-
fi i ), Charlotte College

HARLEY EARNHARDT BLACKWELL

HENDERSONVILLE, N. C.
Horticulture

Gamma Sigma Delta, Editor, Collegiate News-
letter, Horticulture Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3,
Reporter 4, Ag Club 1. 2. 3, 4.

DONALD RAEFORD BLALOCK

ANCIER, N. C.
Mathematics Education

YDC 3, 4; Freshman Orientation Croup Leader;
Sub-commission Member

TERRY WAYNE BLANKINSHIP

LYNCHBURG, VA
Civil Engineering

Athletic Director, Turlington Dormitory.

LEARD BERNARD BLEDSOE, JR.

RALEIGH, N. C.
Chemical Engineering

Pershing Rifles 1,2.

JOHN OLIVER BLEVINS

KINSTON, N. C.
Textiles

President, Delta Kappa Phi, Vice-President, Kappa
Tau Beta; Sigma Tau Sigma; Tompkins Textile
Council, Managing Editor, Textile Forum; Vel
crans Association; Apollo Club

PETER WILSON BLUM III

WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
Mechanical Engineering

Mu Beta Psi ; College Band I, 2, 3, 4; ASME
2, 3, 4

HOWARD E. BOLLINGER

GRANITE FALLS, N. C.
Agricultural Engineering

FarmHouse.

EDGAR RAY BOND, JR.

RALEIGH, N. C
Industrial Engineering

Rho Psi Rho ; Veterans Association , A 1 1 E

LEON DECASTRO BONNER

AURORA, N. C.
Forestry

Forestry Club

WILLIAM JORDAN BOONE, JR.

GATES, N. C.
Textiles

Delta Kappa Phi; Arnold Air Society

BEN CLARK BOREN, JR.

SILER CITY, N. C.
Electrical Engineering

Dorm Secretary 4

JOHN CARL BORG

WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
Industrial Engineering

Alpha Pi Mu

JAMES FRANKLIN BOST

RALEIGH, N. C
Electrical Engineering

Veterans Association, Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa
Nu, Phi Kappa Phi, AIEE; IRE.

GRAHAM WILSON BOSTICK

RALEIGH, N. C.
Furniture Manufacturing and Management

Track 1, 2; Member, Furniture Club 2, 3,
President 4; FPRS 4

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RALPH RANDLE BOSWELL

FAIRFAX, VA.
Industrial Engineering

SAE; Blue Key; Agromeck 2, 3, 4, Editor; Intra-
mural Football 2; Basketball 1 , 2, 3, 4; Handball
3. 4, Student Government 2, 3; CUSC 4; College
Committee

DAVID COLLINS BOURNE

GEORGETOWN, S. C.
Pulp and Paper Technology

Kappa Alpha, Fourdnmer Society 3, 4, Treas-
urer 3; Forestry Club 1 ; Treasurer, Kappa Alpha

WILLIE CHARLES BOWEN

STATESVILLE, N. C.
Textiles

Phi Kappa Phi; Phi Eta Sigma; Sigma Tau Sigma,
President 4; Tompkins Textile Council. Vice-
President 4; Phi Psi, Treasurer

CHESTER RICHARD BOYD, JR,

RALEIGH, N. C.
Industrial Arts

Kappa Phi Kappa.

NELSON A. BRADLEY

LAKELAND, FLA.
Electrical Engineering

AIEE.

JACK ALFRED BRADY

SALISBURY, N. C.
M ecbanical Engineering

Intramurals 1 , 2.

JAMES WILLIAM BRASWELL

SMITHFIELD, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering

Pershing Rifles; ASME.

DANIEL WEBSTER BRATTAIN, JR.

OAKBORO, N. C.
Heating and Air Conditioning

Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; ASHAE

DOUGLAS PHILIP BRATTEN

WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
Engineering Physics

WAYNE CROWELL BRIDGES

RUTHERFORDTON, N. C.
Civil Engineering

ASCE.

MAX DELANO BRIGGS

RURAL HALL, N. C.
Agricultural Education

AgClub2, 3, 4; Ag Ed Club 3, 4.

JOHN ROGER BRISCOE

MOUNTAIN LAKES, N. J.
Textiles

Lambda Chi Alpha, Secretary; Business Fraternity
Phi Psi; WUNC.

ROBERT CURTIS BRISSON

TARHEEL. N C.
Agricultural Education

Kappa Phi Kappa; Agricultural Education Club;
Student Government Senator.

BILLY BERNARD BRITT

RALEIGH, N. C.
Civil Engineering

ASCE.

CLARENCE WILLARD BRITT

CA-VEL. N. C
Industrial and Rural Recreation

Baseball 1; Athletic Director 3, 4; Intramurals
I. 2, 3. 4

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MALCOLM VERNON BRITT

GARNER, N. C.
Electrical Engineering

AIEE; IRE

SYDNEY PIERCE BRITT

AYDEN, N. C.
Agricultural Economics

Delta Sigma Phi; Volleyball 3, 4; Softball 4; Ag
Economics Club 2, 3, 4; YDC 2. 3, 4; YMCA

HOWARD MARSHALL BRITTAIN

WILMINGTON, N. C.
Chemical Engineering

AICE

KIRBY DAMON BROCK

WADE, N. C.
Agricultural Education

Kappa Phi Kappa; Ag Ed Club; Ag Club

WALTER DONALD BROCK

SALISBURY, N. C.
Industrial Engineering
Al IE I, 2, 3, 4. Vice-President 3; Engineers
Council Rep. 3, 4.

JOSEPH F. BROOKS

TUCKERDALE, N. C.
Horticulture

SYLVIA BORDERS BROOKS

PATTERSON SPRINGS, N. C.
Engineering Mathematics

SAMUEL NEAL BROOME

CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Civil Engineering

Pi Kappa Alpha; Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3; ASCE.

JOHN CRAVEN BROUGHTON

GARNER, N. C.
Nuclear Engineering

BILLY LEE BROWN

MT. AIRY, N. C.
Forestry

Ag Club, Agronomy Club.

DAVID SHELTON BROWN

DAVIDSON, N. C.
Civil Engineering

ASCE; ID Softball.

GEORGE WASHINGTON BROWN

RALEIGH, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering

Pi Tau Sigma; Honorary Mechanical Engineering
Frat, Baptist Student Union, Treasurer 1, Presi-
dent I , ASME 3, 4

HOMER SCOTT BROWN

SELMA, N. C.
Al echanical Engineering

ASME 3. 4, AFROTC Staff 4

JAMES NEWTON BROWN, JR.

RALEIGH, N. C.
Electrical Engineering

Eta Kappa Nu, AIEE; IRE

JAMES THELBERT BROWN

SMITHFIELD, N. C.
Wildlife Conservation and Management

Tau Alpha Sigma; NC State Varsity Rifle Team;
Leopold Wildlife Club.

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JOHN AMZEY BROWN

SPRUCE PINE. N. C.
Wood Technology

JOHN TAYLOR BROWN

SWANNANOA. N. C.
Zoology

Leopold Wildlife Club; Tau Alpha Sigma

RODERICK BURTON BROWN

ASHFORD, N. C.
Mechanical Engineering

ASME; Intramural Sports

DUANE HARPS BRUCH

WENDELL, N. C.
Civil Engineering

WILLIAM EDDIE BRYAN, JR.

BLADENBORO, N. C.
Agriculture Education

Baseball 1 , Soccer 1, 2; Ag Ed Club; Ag Club.
Collegiate 4-H Club

CHARLES HUGH BRYANT

YADKINVILLE, N. C.
Civil Engineering
Chi Epsilon; ASCE; Freshman Cross Country;
Wesley Foundation

ROBERT PAUL BUCHANAN, JR.

YADKINVILLE, N. C.
Civil Engineering

Mu Beta Psi , ASCE; Clee Club 1, 2, Secretary 2.

JOHN GILBERT BUCKNER

SILER CITY, N, C.
Electrical Engineering

AIEE; IRE

SHELBY STUART BUCKNER

MARS HILL, N. C.
Mechanized Agriculture

Science Club 2. Mars Hill College 1, 2; AS/':

JOHN BULLOCK

HENDERSON, N. C.
Electrical Engineering

AIEE, IRE

ORREN RUSSELL BULLOCK

CHAPEL HILL, N. C.
Industrial Arts

JOHN TRENT BUNN

CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Electrical Engineering

AIEE

DONALD JACK BURCHETTE

HAMPTONVILLE, N. C.
Chemical Engineering

CHARLES STEWART BURGESS

HAVELOCK, N. C.

( ii il Engineering
Co-Editor, "On The Level"; Intramural Sports
1,2; Vets Assn. 3, 4; ASCE 3, 4.

RICHARD HUNT BURGESS

DUMONT, N. J.
Nuclear and Metallurgical Engineering
Phi Eta Sigma; Order of 30 b 3; Blue Key;
Colden Chain; Co-Editor, Methodist Student;
Intramural Football 1 , Vice-Pres . Student Gov-
ernment 3; Summer Session Student Government
Pres. 3; Pres. Wesley Foundation 3; Student
Government Senator 2, 4; Program Co-Chairman
Wesley Foundation 2; YDC 3, 4; YMCA 1, 2, 4;
Freshman Orientation Committee 2; CUSC 3;
Amei 'ute of Physics 3, 4; American

Society for Metals 4.

BARBARA NELL BURKETT

MORCANTON. N C
Science Education

HOWARD FRANKLIN BURNS

LAKE WALES. FLA
Industrial Arts, Technical Option

Kappa Phi Kappa; Vets Club

WATSON LEE BURTS

GREENVILLE, S C
Electrical Engineering

Sigma Nu; Alumni Contact Officer 1 ; WKNC 1 ,
Band 1,2; Drum Major, Drum and Bugle Corps
2. 3. 4; Commander 3. 4; BSU Council 2. 3;
YMCA Council 3. 4; S S President 3. AIEE
I, 2, 3. 4; IFA 2, 4

FREDERICK EUGENE BUTLER

WILMINGTON. N C.
Electrical Engineering

Delta Sigma Phi; Blue Key; Intramurals; Judicial
Board; Ring Committee; Dorm President and
Manager; AIEE; YMCA Treasurer

RICHARD DALE BYERLY

HIGH POINT, N C
Forestry Management

Forestry Club 1, 2, 3, 4.

JAMES WILLIAM BYRD

MT. OLIVE, N C
Engineering Physics

Delta Sigma Phi, Treas 3, Phi Eta Sigma; Vice-
President, 30 & 3; Treas, Blue Key; Golden
Chain; Sigma Pi Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; Mu Beta
Psi; Class Pres I; Judicial Board 3. 4, Band 1;
Business Manager 2, Vice-Pres 3; Public Rela-
tions Officer 4, AIP

NEILL WILLIAM CAMERON

CAMERON, N C
Animal Industry

Westminster Fellowship 2. 3, 4.

CHARLES LEE CAMPBELL, JR.

CLARKTON. N. C
Agriculture Education

Intramurals 3. 4; Ag Club; Ag Education Club.

JAMES ROBERT CAMPBELL

HICKORY, N. C.
Civil Engineering

ASCE. Sec ; Chr Engineers Fair, C E Dept

REX CORNELIUS CAMPBELL

STATESVILLE, N C
Electrical Engineering

Phi Eta Sigma; H.K.N ; Tau Beta Pi; CU Film
Comm. 2, 3, Chr. 4; IRE

ROY HOWARD CAMPBELL, JR.

SALISBURY. N. C
Mechanical Engineering

Football I; Intramurals I, 2; ASME; AFROTC ,
Arnold Air Society

WILLIAM DONALDSON CAMPBELL

CHARLOTTE. N C.
Civil Engineering

Pi Kappa Phi. M.P.M.; Tennis 1, 2, 3. 4, Class
Sect. 4; ASCE.

HAROLD GENE BUSH

NEW LONDON, N. C
Mechanical Engineering

Intramural Basketball 1, 2. ASME

JAMES MORGAN CAMPBELL

ELIZABETHTOWN, N C
Mechanical Engineering

ASME 4.

DONALD R. CANADY

WASHINGTON. N C
Electrical Engineering

AIEE.

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JULIAN McELREE CAPPS

HENDERSON, N. C.
Industrial Arts, Technical Option
Baseball I; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Dorm Pres.
Building. Floor Mgr,

WELDON CLINTON CAPPS

•xENTON. N C
Forest Management

Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Forestry Club I, -
Veterans Club 1, 2, 3, 4

LLOYD LAURELL CARAWAN

HOBUCKEN, N. C.

Industrial Arts, Technical Option

Industrial Arts Club.

MAX LEE CARDELL

MARION. N. C.
M echanical Engineering

ASME.

JOHN BOYCE CARGILL

CLIFFSIDE, N. C.
Industrial Arts, Technical Option

iral Football 1 ; Drum and Bugle Corps
1,2; Veterans Assoc. 3.

DAVID LEE CARMICHAEL

RALEICH, N. C.
Electrical Engineering

DONALD GAEL CARR

MURPHY, N. C.
Forest Management

Forestry Club; BSU; International Students Com-
mittee

DANIEL WILSON CARROLL

DURHAM. N C.
Agricultural Economics

Alpha Gamma Rho. Athletic Dir, 3. 4, Ag Club
I, 2, 3, 4; Ag Economics Club 3, 4. Pres 4.
Baseball I, Mgr. 2; Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4; CU
Jr. Class Representative, Board of Directors 3.

JAMES CHARLES CARROLL

MT OLIVE. N. C.
Electrical Engineering

Technician Amateur Radio Club 1, 2, 3. Seer
3, V.P. 4; IRE 4

HUGH CLARENCE CARSON

RALEICH, N. C
Electrical Engineering

AIEE; IRE; Engineers Council, Veterans Assoc

HAROLD BOZEMAN CARTER, JR.

RALEICH, N. C.
Nuclear Engineering

AIEE 2, 3; American Nuclear Society 4, Vice
Chr. 4; Veterans Club 2, 3; Engineers Council 3.

JOHN BROOKS CARTER

CLYDE, N C
M echanical Engineering

ASME, Dorm Athletic Director 2, 3.

LARRY LEE CARTER

WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering
Sigma Phi Epsilon. I F.C. Representative 2. Pres.
4; Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma;
Blue Key; Golden Chain; Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4;
I F C Sec 3. Pres 4

FRANKLIN BROMLEY CARTMEL

PLEASANTVILLE. N. Y.

Industrial Engineering

Sigma Nu; Intramurals I. 2, 3, 4; Al IE; YRC.

GALEN EDWARD CHAMBERS

DRAPER. N. G
Textiles

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NEREUS WILLIAM CHAPPELL, JR.

BELVIDERE, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering

ASME; Veterans Assoc; Baseball 1.

JAMES OWEN CHATHAM

WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
Electrical Engineering

Westminster Fellowship, Moderator

RANDALL PURYEAR CHEEK

RALEIGH, N. C.
\Y Hi/life Conservation and Management

Tau Alpha Sigma; Leopold Wildlife Club

SHERWOOD WENTZ CHESSON

ROPER, N. C.
Mechanized Agriculture

Dorm Pres. 2; ASAE, Treas 2.

DAVID PAGE CHOATE

WILKESBORO. N C.
Horticulture

JERRY ANDERSON CHURCH

VALDESE, N. C

Nuclear Engineering

Delta Sigma Phi; Phi Eta Sigrra

REGINALD MORGAN CILVIK

WILMINGTON, N. C.
Electrical Engineering

Tau Beta Pi; Mu Beta Psi; Eta Kappa Nu. Phi
Eta Sigma; Amateur Radio Club; Band I, 2, :
4 Orchestra 1 . 2. 3, 4 ; Westminster Fellowship

1. 2. 3, 4; AFROTC

JOHN GARLAND CLAPP, JR.

GREENSBORO, N C
Field Crops

Ag Club, American Society of Agronomists.

RICHARD EDWIN CLAPP

SILER CITY, N. C
Mechanical Engineering

ASME; Lambda Chi Alpha; Intramurals 3; Drum
and Bugle Corps 1

JOHN PALMER CLARDY

GEORGETOWN, S C.
Pulp and Paper Technology

Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4; Dorm Floor Mgr. 3;
ROTC; Fourdnnier Society 3, 4.

DOUGLAS COUPLAND CLARK

WINSTON-SALEM, N, C.
Mechanical Engineering

ASME; Veterans Club

JOHN DOUGLAS CLARK

CHARLOTTE, N C.
Civil Engineering

TSeta Tau I, 2, 3. 4; Intramural Track I, 2;
Cross Country 1; ASCE 1, 2, 3, 4; Engineers
Council 2, 3, 4; Westminster Fellowship 1, 2.
Pres 3; Scabbard and Blade 3. 4

CARSON ALEXANDER CLIPPARD

RAEFORD. N. C
Civil Engineering

ASCE

JAMES HENRY CLIPPARD, JR.

CHARLOTTE. N. C.
Geological Engineering
Delta Sigma Phi; AIME; Cross Country 1 ; Indoor
and Spring Track I; Intramural Basketball;
ROTC; Engineering Senator 1.3; Elections Comm.
I; Investigations Comm. 4; Rockhound Club 1,

2, 3, 4, Seer 4; Scabbard and Blade 3, 4.

DAVID LEON CLOER

HICKORY. N. C.
Civil Engineering, Construction Option

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WILLIAM JOHNSTON COCKE

ASHEVILLE N C
Engineering Physics

Sigma Chi; Tau Beta Pi, Pres , Phi Kappa ;
Technician

RUSSELL PRESTON COCKMAN

PITTSBORO, N. C.
A1 echanical Engineering

WALTER JAMES COKER, JR.

ROANOKE RAPIDS, N. C.
Forest Management
Veterans Club 1,2, 3, 4

EMMIT FRANKLIN COLE

CLAYTON, N. C.
Mechanical Engineering

ASME.

SHELTON R. COLLIER

NORFOLK, VA.
Civil Engineering, Construction Option

Pi Kappa Phi, Pres, Treas.; Intramurals, ASCE.

ROBERT IRVIN COLTRANE

SOPHIA, N C
Agricultural Education

Phi Kappa Phi

GEORGE WILLIAM COLVIN, JR.

ANCHORAGE, KY
Architectural Design

Sigma Alpha Epsilon

JULIUS THEADFORD COMPTON

DURHAM, N, C.
M echanical Engineering

Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2,

EUGENE DOUGLAS CONNELL

SPENCER, N, C
Textiles

Phi Psi.

JOHN SPENCER CONWAY

LENOIR, N. C
Furniture Manufacturing and Management

Furniture Club, VP; Forest Products Research
Society; Veterans Assoc ; Band 1 2.

WALTER LEWIS COOK

RALEIGH, N. C
Industrial and Rural Recreation

Kappa Phi Kappa, Apollo Club

GAY SHARROCK CORPENING

TRYON, N, C
Industrial Arts

Intrarrurals; ROTC, Drum and Bugle Corps 1, 2,

CHARLES CARSON CORRELL, JR.

HATTANOOGA, TENN.
Al echanical Engineering
Aeronautical Option
IAS

GUS THOMAS COSTAS

GREENSBORO, N, C.
Electrical Engineering

AIEF

HOMER PRESTON COULTER, JR.

GREENVILLE, S. C
Electrical Engineering

Furman 1, 2; Chi Beta Phi; AIEE-IRE.

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BENNIE MELL COVINGTON

MEBANE, N C
Agricultural Education

DONALD NESBITT COX

RALEIGH, N. C.
Electrical Engineering

Alpha Phi Omega, Pres 2; AIEE-IRE, Apollo
Club, Society of Cardinal; Engineers Council
3, 4, Treas 4; Chr E. E Engineers Fair; College
Union Comm. 1, 2

JAMES ALLEN COX

TABOR CITY, N C
Industrial A rts

Kappa Phi Kappa; Intramural Football 1, 2;
Industrial Arts Club

RALPH JACKSON CRABTREE

CARTHAGE. N C
Field Crops

Forestry Club; Agronomy Club

CHARLES SPURGEON CRAIG

DURHAM, N C
Civil Engineering

ASCE

JIMMY HAROLD CRAIN

SALINAS, CALIF
Industrial and Rural Recreation

Football 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Monogram Club Treas ;
Veterans Club; YDC Club.

HUGH MALEN CREED

MT AIRY, N C.
Civil Engineering

ASCE; Veterans Club.

FRANK WILFRED CROFT

MARTCOM, GLENVIEW NAS, ILL
Industrial Engineering

Sigma Pi, Alumni Correspondent 2, V.P. 3; AIIE;
WKNC Radio 1 ; Interfraternity Sports 1, 2, 3, 4,
Cadet Captain, 4

DANIEL GAY CROUCH

ASHEVILLE, N. C.
Electrical Engineering

AIEE 3, 4, Chr. Social Comm 3. 4; CU Activities
Comm 4; Glee Club 3.

GWYN NORMAN CRUMP

HICKORY, N, C
Electrical Engineering

Phi Eta Sigma; Intramural Athletics 1, 3, 4;
Dorm Mgr 1, Officer; AIEE 1, 2, 3, 4, Veterans
Club 1, 2, 3. 4; YDC 4.

KELLY RAYGENE CRUMP

LENOIR, N C.
Industrial Arts

Kappa Phi Kappa; Industrial Arts Club 3,
Veterans Assoc. I, 2, 3.

ROY HAROLD CUDD

KANNAPOLIS, N, C
Textile Weaving and Designing

CU Hobby Comm 1 , 2

ROBERT NICHOLAS CULLIS

SOUTHPORT, N C
Electrical Engineering

THOMAS PAUL CURTIN

RALEIGH, N, C
Chemical Engineering

Tau Kappa Epsilon, Newman Club, AICE

ROBERT MIGNEREY CUSHMAN

SOUTHERN PINES, N C.
Textiles, General Option

Kappa Tau Beta, Pres ; Delta Kappa Phi; Tomp-
kins Textile Council; Intramural I, 2, 3.

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CHARLES K. CUTTS, JR.

STOVALL. N. C.
Textiles

Delta Kappa Phi; Wrestling 2, 3; Monogram
Club

ROBERT CARL CYBRYNSKI

GREENSBORO, N. C.
Industrial Arts. Technical Option

Industrial Arts Club; Newman Club.

DHIMANT SUNDERLAL DALAL

BOMBAY, INDIA
Textile Chemistry

Table Tennis; International Students Croup.

WILLIAM LEE DANIELS, JR.

FT. BRACC, N. C.
Electrical Engineering

AIEE; Veterans Club.

BILL BRYSON DAVIS

SYLVA, N. C.
Civil Engineering

CARLTON EARL DAVIS

COLDSBORO, N C.
Field Crops

Alpha Gamma Rho, Alumni Sec; Social Comm.,
I FC , Thirty and Three; Agriculturist Asso. Ed-
itor; Crescent; Intramural 2. 3. 4, Chrm jr.-Sr
3, Student Govt. Rep. 1, 2, 3; Collegiate 4-H
Club; Ag Club; Agronomy Club, National Presi-
dent. Local Treas., Corr. Sec.

DON MAYNARD DAVIS

EARL, N C.
Poultry Science

Poultry Science Club, V.P.; Phi Kappa Phi; Poul
try Judging Team; Ag Club.

DONALD DAVIS

HIGH POINT, N. C.
Agricultural Education

ROBERT ERNEST DAVIS

THOMASVILLE, N. C.
Textiles

Delta Kappa Phi; Textile Forum, Circulation
Manager.

THOMAS PAUL DAVIS

SHELBY, N, C.
Forest Management

Forestry Club.

THOMAS WILLIS DAVIS

BEAUFORT, N. C.
Industrial Engineering

Alpha Pi Mu, Pres. 4; Al IE; Veterans Club

JOHN ROBERT DAWSON

HAMPTON, \A
Engineering Physics

Theta Chi, Publicity Chr , Pledge Marshal; CU
Social and Outing Comm, Library Comm. 2;
Charter Member Student Toastmasters Club.

ELBURN HUGH DAUGHTRY, JR.

MT. OLIVE, N. C.
Industrial Arts, Technical Option

Football I; Wrestling 2; Intramurals I, .

OSBORNE CLARK DAVIS

DAVIS, N. C.
Mechanical Engineering

Intramural 4

HUBERT DEAL, JR.

MARSHALL, N C.
Civil Engineering

ASCE

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LEONARD FRANKLIN DEAN

OXFORD, N. C.
Electrical En gin eering

Pres., I.D.C. 4; Dorm Pres. 4; Publicity Dir,
IDC 4; Dorm Sec. 3, 4; AIEE-IRE 4; Band 1;
CUSC 4; CU Board of Directors 4

PHILIP MAURICE DEANS

WILSON, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering

Aeronautical Option

Dorm V.P. 3, Pres. 4, Mgr. 4; I DC. 3, 4, Sec. 4;

IAS 3, 4, Treas 4; Arnold Air Society 3, 4,
Exec. Officer 4; YDC 3, 4; American Rocket
Society 4.

WILLIS ROBERT DEATON

CORNELIUS, N, C
Civil Engineering

Delta Sigma Phi, Pres ; Baseball 1 ; Class Treas.
4; Engineering Senator; Alternate Member En-
gineers Council; I FC

OLMEDO AURELIO deDIEGO, JR.

MT. PLEASANT. N C

Nuclear Engineering
Sigma Pi Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi,
WKNC; A IP ; American Rocket Society; Amer-
ican Nuclear Society.

BRIAN MAHON DEELY, JR.

NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y.
Electrical Engineering

Phi Eta Sigma

ALEXANDER BUNN DENSON

WHITAKERS, N. C
Heating and Air Conditioning

Amer. Society of Heating and Air Conditioning
2, 3, 4, Seer. 4; Southern Engineer Staff 2, 3.
4; Circulation Mgr. 3; Dorm Floor Mgr

BRYSON TALMON DICKERSON

OXFORD, N. C.
Textiles

BOBBY HOWARD DILLINGHAM

CLIFFSIDE, N C

Electrical Engineering

AIEE-IRE

CHARLES ROYCE DIXON

SILER CITY, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering

Veterans Assoc; ASME

JOSEPH EVANS DIXON

MAPLE HILL, N C
Horticulture

Horticulture Club; Ag Club, YDC, Pianist Clee
Club 3. 4; Canllonneur 3, 4; YMCA Cabinet
1, 2, 3, 4, Seer 4

RODNEY McSWAIN DIXON

STATESVILLE, N C.
Ceramic Engineering

Pi Kappa Phi, Chaplain 3, Sec Pledge; ACS
1. 2. 3. 4, Treas 4; Dorm Sec. 4; Arnold Air
Society; AFROTC; Talent for Service Scholar-
ship.

BACHMAN DOAR, JR.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA
Civil Engineering, Construction Option

Kappa Alpha; ASCE; Tau Beta Chi; Intramurals
'. 2, 3, 4.

RICHARD ALLISON DOBYNS, JR.

DUBLIN, VA.
Electrical Engineering

Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta
Pi, Recording Sec. 4; Honors Program; Veterans
Assoc, 3, 4; AIEE-IRE 3, 4.

J. OLIVER CROMWELL DODGE

NIAGARA FALLS. N. Y.

Forest Management

Forestry Club; Society American Forestry

ERNEST NOLAND DONAHOE, JR.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA.
Civil Engineering

Sigma Nu, VP 4; Phi Eta Sigma; Chi Epsilon;
Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; All Campus Sports 3.

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MILTON THOMAS DOOLEY

RALEICH, N. C.
Engineering Mathematics

JERRY CRANDEL DORMAN

RALEICH, N. C.
Agriculture Education

YMCA 1 ; Ag Education Club.

GARY FRANKLIN DOZIER

RALEICH, N. C.
Wood Products Merchandising

Pmetum Staff I, 3, Business Mgr. 3; Wood
Products Research Society I, 2, 3, 4; Forestry
Club 1, 2. 3, 4; YMCA Cabinet I.

JOSEPH ADDISON DuBOIS, JR.

MOREHEAD CITY, N. C
Mechanical Engineering

Delta Sigma Phi; Arnold Air Society; Amer
Society Mechanical Engrs ; Military Ball Assoc.
Rep

CARLTON WALKER DUKE, JR.

NORLINA, N. C
Engineering Mathematics

Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; Intramural Basket-
ball 1, 2,- 3, 4; Inter Dorm Council 3, 4; Dorm
V P. 3. Pres. 4; Talent for Service Scholarship,
Senior Honors Program.

JAMES CURTIS DUPREE

SMITHFIELD. N C
Electrical Engineering

Intramural Softball 2, Football 2, AIEE; Veterans
Assoc.

FRED LYLES EARGLE

TRYON, N. C
Industrial Arts, Technical Option

Kappa Phi Kappa; Economics Survey Committee

WILLIAM TAYLOR EASTER

WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
Electrical Engineering

Eta Kappa Nu, Pres , Tau Beta Pi, Cataloguer.
Phi Kappa Phi, Vice-President; AIEE-IRE Joint
Student Branch, Honors Program; Westinghouse
Achievement Scholar.

CARL ARTHUR EBHARDT

GREENSBORO, N. C.
Electrical Engineering

AIEE-IRE; Amateur Radio Club; Engineers Fair

JOSEPH HAROLD ECKERD

MARION, N C
Chemical Engineering

ATCHE

JAMES BARKSDALE EDMONDSON

ROANOKE RAPIDS, N C
Electrical Engineering

Vice-Pres Bagwell Dormih;

EDWIN RAY EDWARDS

NEWTON CROVE, N C
Civil Engineering

Dormitory Secretary; ASCE

TED ALFRED EDWARDS

BELMONT, N C
Industrial Arts, Technical Option

Kappa Phi Kappa; Industrial Arts Club 3, 4;
Veterans Assn I, 2, 3, 4.

JOSEPH AMORY EGGLER

RALEICH, N, C.
Forestry Management

Forestry Club.

SAMUEL JAMES ELLEN

ROCKY MOUNT, N. C.
Civil Engineering Construction

Engineers Fair.

JOHN DOANE ELLENBERG

BURLINGTON, N C.
Chemical Engineering

Arnold Air Society; Intramural Sports I, 2,
AICHE, Office Corresponding Secretary 2;
AFROTC: YDC.

THOMAS M. ELLINGTON, JR.

ASHEVILLE, N. C.

Electrical Engineering anil

Industrial Engineering

Phi Kappa Tau

KENNETH EUGENE ELLIOTT

BLACK MOUNTAIN. N C.

Nuclear Engineering

Phi Eta Sigma; Sigma Pi Sigma; Tau Beta Pi;
Managing Editor Southern Engineer; A I P

HORACE RICHARD ELZEY

CRESTON. N. C
Mathematics Education

BOBBY YATES EMORY

RALEIGH. N. C.
Mechanical Engineering

FRANK ROBERT ENLOE

WAYNESVILLE, N. C.
Wildlife Conservation and Management

Tau Alpha Sigma, Gamma Sigma Delta; Editorial
Staff of Agriculturist; Leopold Wildlife Club.

RICHARD EPPES, JR.

HOPEWELL, VA.

Mechanical Engineering

Aeronautical Option

Floor Manager 4

ROBERT EARL ERNULL

NEW BERN, N C

Mechanical Engineering

Aeronautical Option

Delta Sigma Phi, Secretary, Phi Eta Sigma; Pi
Tau Sigma, Swimming Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Mono-
gram Club 2, 3, 4; Jr. Class Representative to
Athletic Council 3; IAS 1, 2, 3, 4; College
Union Board of Chairmen 2, Apollo Club 3, 4,
American Rocket Society 4, Disciples Student
Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4. Worship Chairman, En-
listment Chairman

CAMPBELL DAVIS ESKRIDGE

SHELBY, N. C.

Forestry Management

Veterans Club

CHARLES ROBERT ESKRIDGE, JR.

SHELBY, N C
Engineering Mathematics

Kappa Alpha; Golf 1, 2.

JUDSON PAUL ESSEX, JR.

WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
Industrial Engineering

Golden Chain; Board of Directors WKNC; Ed-
itor Southern Engineer; Board of Student Pub-
lications; President College Union; AIIE: YMCA
Cabinet; Consolidated University Student Coun-
cil; Engineers Council

JOSEPH LISTER ETHERIDGE

ELIZABETH CITY, N. C.
Civil Engineering

Delta Sigma Phi; ASCE; Publicity Chairman 2,
Treasurer Delta Sigma, Phi Frat 4.

DARRELL JOE EUDY

CHARLOTTE, N C
Electrical Engineering

Eta Kappa Nu, Corresponding Secretary; AIEE
Intramurals 1, 3, 4; Veterans Assn. Se '

ROBERT GLENN EUDY

ALBEMARLE. N C.
M echanical Engineering

Phi Eta Sigma; ASME.

LYNN WADE EURY

NEW LONDON, N C
Electrical Engineering

Inter Dormitory Council 3, 4, AIEE Publicity
Chairman; IRE, Intramural Basketball and Vol-
leyball; Dorm President and Manager.

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WILLIAM ERNEST EVANS

RFREESBORO, N. C.
Elect Heal Engineering

Phi Eta Sigma 1 ; The Technician 1 .

CARL ANDREW EVERLEIGH, JR.

LUMBERTON, N C.
Electrical Engineering

Eta Kappa Nu; IRE: AIEE: Veterans Club

RICHARD DENNIS FADGEN

WOONSOCKET, R I.
Industrial anil Rural Recreation

Swimming I. 2, 3, 4, Captain of Team; Outing
Committee; Monogram Club

THOMAS KILBY FAISON, JR.

FAISON, N. C
Heating anil Air Conditioning

Intramurals 1, 2; American Society of Heating
and Air Conditioning. Assistant Floor Manager
Tucker Don1

WILLIAM CASPER FARNER

MORCANTON, N. C.
Industrial Engineering

Scabbard and Blade 3, 4; Al IE 2. 3. 4; Young
Republicans Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3. Presi-
dent 4; Engineer's Council 3; Military Ball Assn.
I

RONALD BRUCE FELTON

ROCKY MOUNT, N, C
Al etallurgical Engineering

Delta Sigma Phi; Intramural Sports 3, 4 for Delta
Sigma Phi; Staff Announcer WKNC; AIME.
American Society of Metals; American Ceramir
Society; YMCA; Pledgemaster Delta Sigma Phi,
Transfer Student from East Carolina College.

DAVID NEIL FERGUSON

CASTONIA, N C
Nuclear Engineering

Inter Varsity Christian Fellowship; American Nu-
clear Society; American Rocket Society; American
Institute of Physics.

EDWIN ORVILLE FINCH

BAILEY. N C
Agricultural Engineering

WKNC 1. 2. 3, 4. Station Manager 1; ASAE

1, 2.

JUNIUS VIRGIL FISHER, JR.

CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Civil Engineering

Sigma Pi ; American Society Civil Engineers

ROY EDWARD FISHER II

GREENSBORO, N. C
Al ecbanical Engineering

Arnold Air Society; ASME.

WILLIAM PERSON FITTS

LITTLETON, N C.
Electrical Engineering

WILLIAM JOSEPH FITZPATRICK, JR.

RALEIGH, N. C.
Al ecbanical Engineering

HUGH LARRY FLETCHER

ASHEVILLE, N. C.
Electrical Engineering

AIEE; Veterans Club

JOHN EDWARD FLETCHER

MARION, N C.

Mechanical Engineering

Aeronautical Option

Tau Beta Pi 3, 4; IAS I. 2, 3, 4, Recording,
Pi Tau Sigma, 3, 4, Vice-President a, Secretary
4; Military Ball Association Committee 4,
AFROTC Lt Colonel Material Officer; Arnold
Air Society 3, 4.

WAYNE THOMAS FLINCHUM

CARTHAGE, N C
Field Crops

Forestry Club; Agronomy Club

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ROGER MARCUS FLOWERS

STATESVILLE, N. C.
Electrical Engineering

Phi Eta Sigma; AIEE

MARTIN BOGER FOIL, JR.

CONCORD, N. C.
Textiles

Sigma Tau Sigma.

JOHN WESLEY FOLSON

NEWPORT NEWS, V'A
Nuclear Engineering

American Institute of Physics; Alpha Phi Omega;
CU Committee.

WALTER KEMP FOREHAND

SOUTH MILLS. N, C.
Electrical Engineering

AIEE; IRE.

JOHN GEROME FORMY-DUVAL, II

WHITEVILLE. N, C.

Forest Management
Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; BSU
1, 2. 3, 4; President Wake County BSU. Council
2; Forestry Club 3. 4; Activities Chairman BSU 2

WILEY C. FORREST, JR.

kINSTON, N C

Mechanical Engineering

Aeronautical Option

GENE RAY FOUST

LEXINGTON. N C

Wood Products Merchandising

Alpha Gamma Rho; Intramurals 3, 4; Forestry
Senator 4; Forestry Club; Forest Products Re-
search Society

ALBERT DEAN FOX

WILMINGTON, N C.
Industrial and Rural Recreation

American Recreation Society; NC Recreation So-
ciety. Intramurals Basketballl Official 3. 4; Foot-
ball Official 4, CU Social Committee 2

WILLIAM PENMAN FRANKLIN

WILSON. N C
Civil Engineering Construction Option

WRAY EDWARDS FREEMAN

RUTHERFORDTON, N C.
Forest Management

Forestry Club

BOBBIE EUGENE FREEZE

FLINT. MICH
Civil Engineering

Chi Epsilon 3. 4; ASCE 3, 4; Engineers Council
Representative 4.

ERNEST MASON FRIAR, JR.

TARBORO, N C
Electrical Engineering

Phi Kappa Tau; Intramural Softball and Football,
AIEE, IRE, Treas. Social Fraternity 4

GURNEY VAN FRYE

HIGH POINT, N C
Animal Husbandry

Treas Animal Industry Club, Meats Judging
Team 3; Livestock Judging Team 4, Ag Club;
Animal Industry Club.

THOMAS RAY FULGHUM

WILSON, N C.
Agricultural Education

Kappa Phi Kappa; Ag Ed Club, YDC; Student
Government 2, 3.

BOBBY LEE FULLER

DURHAM, N C.
Electrical Engineering

Delta Sigma Phi; I F C Council 3; AFROTC
Drill Team 1. 2.

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WILLIAM FRANKLIN FUNDERBURK

KANNAPOLIS, N. C.
Electrical Engineering

BEN GAY FUTRELL

ROCKY MOUNT, N. C.
Yarn Manufacturing

Intramural Basketball Fourth Dormitory; Vice-
Pres. Fourth Dormitory. Dormitory Manager.

PHILIP GAINES

NEW BRITAIN. CONN

Chemical Engineering
Sigma Alpha Mu; Intramural Sports I, 2, 3, 4;
I. F. C. Representative; AlChE.

WILLIAM GEORGE GAITHER, JR.

STATESVILLE, N. C.
Electrical Engineering

JACK ALLEN GARDNER

PASADENA, CALIF.
Nuclear Engineering

JAMES DONALD GARDNER

MT. AIRY, N. C.
Electrical Engineering

Veterans Club; IRE.

WILLIAM WRIGHT GARDNER

WILMINGTON, N. C
Mechanical Engineering

Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Business Manager Agro-
meek.

JOHN BARNUM GARLAND

MATTHEWS, N. C.
Civil Engineering

Theta Tau.

CARLTON LEROY GARNER, JR.

RALEIGH, N. C.
Engineering Mathematics

Rocket Society 4; Math Club 4; Veterans Club
I, 2, 3; Engineers Fair 3.

DONALD LEE GARREN

WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
Mechanical Engineering

Pi Tau Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; Veterans Club;
Masonic Lodge 167; ASME; U S. Marine Re-
serve.

CHARLES HOLT GARRISON

HAW RIVER, N. C
Geological Engineering

Sigma Phi Epsilon; AIME.

HENRY HORACE GATEWOOD

WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
Engineering Mathematics

Phi Eta Sigma; Chi Epsilon; ASCE; YMCA, Cab-
inet; Band; Math Club. Engineering Honors Pro-
gram; URAC Representative.

BENJAMIN GORDON GENTRY, JR.

GREENSBORO. N. C.
Industrial Arts

Industrial Arts Club; YDC.

CRITZ HORTON GEORGE

RALEIGH, N. C.
Nuclear Engineering

Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi;
American Institute of Physics; American Rocket
Society; CU Activities Committee; Talent for
Service Scholarship Program; Honors Program

JOE CORNWELL GETTYS

SHELBY, N. C.
Mechanical Engineering

ASME; CU Outing Committee

EDWARD LEE GIBBON

RICHMOND, VA
lores! Management

Sigma Phi Epsilon; Phi Eta Sigma; Xi Sigma Pi
Forestry Club; Army ROTC.

GERALD WARREN GIBSON

LAURINBURC, N. C.
Electrical Engineering

Phi Kappa Tau.

RALPH GIBSON

STATESVILLE, N. C.
Electrical Engineering

RICHARD OLMSTEAD GILBERT

WILTON, CONN.
Forest Management

Forestry Club.

CHARLES HERBERT GILL

CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Electrical Engineering

AIEE; IRE; Veterans Association.

THOMAS ODELL GILMORE

JULIAN, N. C.
Horticulture

FarmHouse; Alpha Zeta 3, 4, Banquet Chairman
4; Blue Key 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 4; Pi
Alpha Xi 3, 4; Agriculturist, Editorial Staff 3.
4; Football Dormitory and Frat 1, 2, 3, 4; Soft-
ball Dormitory 1, 2; Vice-President I.F.C.; Presi-
dent and Treasurer YDC; Vice-President Horti-
culture Club; Vice President Ag Club; Apollo
Club; Senator, Student Government.

HARVEY DEVEREAUX GINN

SNOW HILL, N. C.
Animal Husbandry

AgClub;A. I. Club.

VICTOR EMERSON GLENN II

DURHAM, N. C.
Industrial Engineering

Basketball 3. .

OTIS EDWIN GOAD, JR.

MT. AIRY, N. C.
Electrical Engineering

Alpha Phi Omega; Secretary Stadium Dormitory
AIEE.

ROBERT BAIRD GODLEY

WRICHTSVILLE BEACH, N. C.
Industrial Engineering

Kappa Alpha; AIIE.

ROBERT FISHER GOFF

AYDEN, N. C.
Furniture Manufacturing and Management

Sigma Alpha Epsilon.

BARRY LEE GOMBOROV

BALTIMORE, MD.
Textile Management

Sigma Alpha Mu; Business Manager, Exchequer
4, President Hillel Foundation 2. 3, 4; Radio
Station WKNC 3; Editor AFROTC Yearbook 2;
Fraternity Intramurals.

GUSTAVO ALBERTO GOMEZ

MANACUR, NICARAGUA
Chemical Engineering

Soccer Varsity Team 2; International Committee;
Toastmasters Club; CEA.

RAMON SALVADOR GOMEZ

MATANZAS, CUBA
Industrial Engineering

Newman Club.

TOBIAS WESTWOOD GOODMAN

RALEIGH, N. C.
Geological Engineering

Rockhound Club 1, 2, 3, 4; American Institute
of Physics 4; Rocket Club 4.

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FLOYD EDWIN GOODNIGHT

CONCORD, N, C.
Electrical Engineering

AIEE2, 3, 4; AIRE 3, 4.

ROBERT JUDSON GRAY, JR.

CASTONIA, N. C.
Architecture

Chairman CU Theatre Committee 3.

DONALD NEALE GREENE

HIGH POINT, N C.

Mechanical Engineering anil

Engineering Mechanics

Phi Eta Sigma; IAS I, 2; Veterans Club 1.

RAY HOWARD GORMAN

RALEIGH, N, C.
Civil Engineering

ASCE,

WILLIAM HUGH GRAY

SUPPLY, N, C.
Electrical Engineering

AIEE.

STEWART WARREN GREGG

LENOIR, N. C.
Forest Management

Forestry Club 1 , 2, 3, 4, President 3; Air Force
Reserve 1,2, 3, 4.

CHARLES GOTUACO

MANILA, P. I.
Textile Chemistry

Tau Kappa Epsilon; Phi Eta Sigma.

PAUL DAVIS GRADY III

KENLY, N C
Industrial Arts

Epsilon Pi Tau.

WILLIAM DeWITT GRAHAM

MT. ULLA. N. C
Dairy Manufacturing

CHARLES EARL GREEN

RALEIGH, N. C.
Mathematics Education

AIEE; Bank 3, 4, Vice-President.

RICHARD EDWARD GREEN

WAYNESVILLE, N. C
Electrical Engineering

Intramural Basketball 3, 4; Mars Hill Jr. Col-
lege 1 , 2.

CHESLEY McAULAY GREENE

MT CILEAD, N C
Horticulture

Alpha Zeta; Horticulture Club, President 4;
Club; YDC

CHARLES ROY GRIFFIN, JR.

PINETOPS, N C
Electrical Engineering

Radio Station WKNC 1. 2, 3. 4, Technical Di-
rector 2, 3, 4; Amateur Radio Club W4ATC,
President 4; Baptist Student Union 3, 4; AIEE,
IRE 1, 2, 3, 4

DEWEY MAURICE GRIFFITH

GREENVILLE, N. C.
Mechanical Engineering

Delta Sigma Phi; Phi Eta Sigma; ASME; Business
Manager of Band; "Lamplighters" Orchestra.

EDWARD VANCE GRIFFIN, JR.

NASHVILLE, N. C.
Wood Products Merchandising

Pi Kappa Alpha; YDC; Forest Products Research
Society; Oak Ridge Military Institute.

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EUGENE LEVAN GRIFFIN, JR.

CHARLOTTE, N C
Mechanical Engineering

Intramural Sports 3. 4, Baseball 1 ; Veterans As-
sociation, Secretary 2; ASME 3, 4.

DOUGLAS LEROY GUNNELL

PORTSMOUTH, VA.
Heating and Air Conditioning

Technician; Sigma Nu; Vice-President Junior
Class. ASHACE; Band; Ring Committee 2.

HERMAN CURTIS GUNTER

FUQUAY SPRINGS, N, C.
Industrial Engineering

AIIE; Veterans Association

LAYTON HERBERT GUNTER, JR.

GRAHAM, N C.
Civil Engineering

IFC; Intramurals2, 3, 4; ASCE.

WENDELL LEE GUTH

ELKIN, N C.
Mechanical Engineering

Intramurals 3, 4; Baptist Student Union 2, 3, 4,
Vice-President 3, 4

JAMES HENRY GWALTNEY

DURHAM, N C.
Mechanical Engineering

Phi Eta Sigma; Pi Tau Sigma; Tau Beta Pi;
Veterans Association; ASME.

DONALD NATHAN HAFER

PORT CLINTON, PA
Industrial and Rural Recreation

Football 4; Baseball 4; Monogram Club.

DONALD ORZANDO HAGLER

BARTLESVILLE, OKLA
Industrial Arts, Technical Option

Agromeck 2; Industrial Arts Club

charles Mcdonald hagwood

YOUNGSVILLE, N. C.
Chemical Engineering

Lambda Chi Alpha; Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta
Pi, AICE 3, 4. Treasurer 4.

BRUCE THOMAS HAINLEY

SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA

Textiles

Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Track 1; Intramurals 1, 2,

3, 4; Men's Campus Code Board 4; Phi Psi ,

Tompkins Textile Society.

CHARLES MILBY HALL

BENSON, N C.
Mathematics Education

President Math and Science Club 4; Veterans
Association.

JAMES ALLEN HALL

HALIFAX, VA
Electrical Engineering

Institute of Radio Engineers

WALTER WILLIAM HAMILTON

GASTON I A, N C

Mechanical Engineering,

Heating and Air Conditioning

ASME; ASHACE. NC Society of Engineers

JOHN JASPER HAMM, JR.

DURHAM, N C.
Mechanized Agriculture

Delta Sigma Phi; ASAE. Agriculture Club; BTU;
Veterans Association,

CHARLES WAYNE HAMMER

SILER CITY, N. C.
Textiles
Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Kappa Phi; Sigma Tau Sigma;
Scabbard and Blade; Delta Kappa Phi; Battle
Group Commander, Distinguished Military Stu-
dent.

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WILFRED ALLEN HAMMOND

ASHEBORO, N. C.
Civil Engineering

Lambda Chi Alpha; Scabbard & Blade 3. 4;
ASCE 3, 4.

WILBOURNE EASLEY HAMNER

NEWPORT NEWS, VA.
Architectural Design

Scabbard & Blade; Arnold Air Society; Pershing
Rifles; Commanding Officer AFROTC Drill Team
3; Gallery Committee; Student Chapter AIA.

HARVEY GRAY HANCOCK

WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
Mathematics Education

NCEA; Veterans Association 1 , 2, 3, 4, Treas-
urer 2.

RAYVINE HANFORD

HENDERSON, N. C
Metallurgical Engineering

American Society for Metals.

JOSEPH LAURISTON HANNAH

WAYNESVILLE, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering

Aeronautical Option

Intramural Football; Basketball; Softball 1, 2, 3.
4; Dormitory Athletic Director 4; Air Force
Drill Team I, 2; IAS 4; AFROTC I, 2, 3. 4;
Arnold Air Society 3, 4, Secretary 4; Dormitory
Floor Manager 4

ROY NATHAN HARDING

LEXINGTON, KY.
Wood Products Merchandising

WILLIAM ROBERT HARDING

CHOCOWINITY, N. C.
Civil Engineering

Scabbard & Blade 2; ASCE

WILLIAM KEITH HARDY

KINSTON, N. C.
Metallurgical Engineering

WALTER CLYDE HARKINS

RALEIGH, N. C.
Electrical Engineering

Phi Kappa Phi; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; AIEE.
IRE

WILLIS HAROLD HARPER

ROCKY MOUNT, N. C.
Electrical Engineering

Phi Kappa Phi

ROY LEE HARRINGTON

CONCORD. N. C
M echanical Engineering

Phi Eta Sigma, Vice-President; Pi Tau Si.
Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; ASME.

CLAUDE MORRIS HARRIS, JR.

BILTMORE, N. C.
Mechanical Engineering
' '- Veterans Association

HERBERT HUNTER HARRIS

RALEIGH. N. C.
Agriculture

Ag Club

LAWRENCE HARRIS, JR.

WAKE FOREST, N. C.
Nuclear Engineering

Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Kappa
Phi; Blue Key; 30 & 3; Golden Chain, Tau Beta
Pi. Sigma Pi Sigma; Student Government Judicial
Board. Chairman; Consolidated University Stu-
dent Council; Student Government and Orien-
lation Committee; YMCA; Apollo Club; AIP

MERRELLE WASHINGTON HARRIS

RALEIGH, N. C.
Agricultural Economic*

Alpha Gamma Rho; Ag Economics Club; Ag Club.

BRUCE ARTHUR HARRISON

QUITMAN, CA.
Wildlife Conservation and Management

Intramural Sports; Intercollegiate Straight Rail
Billiard Team 2. 3. 4; Leopold Wildlife Club.

ROGER ZANE HART

GRANITE FALLS, N. C.
Mechanized Agriculture

ASAE; Float Chairman 3.

RUSSELL EUGENE HASSELL, JR.

JAMESTOWN, N, C.
Industrial Engineering

AIIE; Veterans Association.

GEORGE HARRISS

WILMINGTON, N. C.
Industrial Engineering

Theta Tau, Secretary 1; Alpha Pi Mu; AIIE;
Veterans Association.

DONALD LEE HARTON

RALEIGH, N. C.
Mechanical Engineering

American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Vet-
erans Association

GLEN CARLTON HATCHER

SELMA, N. C.
Agriculture Engineering

ASAE 1,2,3,4; BSU 3.

ALBERT STUART HART

HIGH POINT, N. C.
Industrial Arts, Technical Option

Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Agromeck Photographer
3, 4; Scabbard & Blade; Honorary Military So-
ciety; Pershing Rifles.

RICHARD McEUEN HARVEY

RALEIGH, N. C.
Civil Engineering, Construction Option

Kappa Alpha; ASCE

LARRY HOUSTON HATLEY

GREENSBORO, N. C.
Industrial Arts, Technical Option

Kappa Phi Kappa; BSU 1, 2; Industrial Arts
Club 2, 3, 4; Intramural Football 1,2; Basket-
ball 1, 2, 3, 4.

FRANKLIN DELANO HART

ANGIER, N. C.
Mechanical Engineering

Pi Tau Sigma; ASME; Honors Engineering Pro-
gram,

NEIL DOUGLAS HART

KINSTON, N. C.
Engineering Physics

American Institute of Physics; Veterans Asso-
ciation.

HURLEY LEON HARWARD

ELIZABETH CITY, N C
Civil Engineering

ASCE 3. 4; Veterans Association 2, 3, 4; Delta
Club 1, 2, 3, 4.

WILLIAM HAYES HARWELL

CONCORD, N. C.
Civil Engineering, Construction Option

GEORGE WILBUR HAWKINS, JR.

DURHAM, N. C.
Agricultural Engineering

HAROLD GILBERT HAYES

RALEIGH, N. C.

Agricultural Education

YDC.

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GEORGE EDWIN HEDRICK, JR.

HIGH POINT, N. C.
M echanical Engineering

ASIE; ASME; Intramural Sports 1. 2, 3. 4; As-
sistant Floor Manager Tucki

JOE BENNETT HENNINGS

EAST BEND, N, C.
Civil Engineering

ASCE; Intramurals 1, 2

ROBERT FREEMAN HIBBARD

RALEIGH, N. C.
Heating and Air Conditioning

Delta Sigma Phi; Intramural Football
ROTC; Scabbard & Blade; Alpha Phi Omega.

GUY ALEXANDER HELMS

CONCORD. N. C.
Wood Products Merchandising

Alpha Phi Omega; Pinetum Photographer 2, 3,
4; Fencing Team 1,2; Forestry Club 1, 2, 3, 4,
Program Chairman 2; Forest Product Research
Society 2, 3, 4; Student Government 2; Forestry
Honor Committee 2; Wesley Foundation.

WILLIAM DEAN HENDERSON

WINSTON-SALEM, N. C
Mechanical Engineering

Sigma Phi Epsilon; ASME.

JAMES WILLIAM HENDRIX

GREENVILLE, N. G
Soils
FarmHouse; Phi Kappa Phi; Alpha Zeta; Phi Eta
Sigma; American Society of Agronomy; President
Owen Dormitory 3; Vice-President Collegiate 4-H
Club; Secretary Agricultural Club.

AMOS BROOKS HENLEY

LINVILLE, N. G
Mechanical Engineering

ASME; Christian Fellowship.

JAMES AUSTIN HENSON

FOREST CITY, N. G
Weaving and Design

CLARENCE EUGENE HERMAN

HICKORY, N. G
Ceramic Engineering

Lambda Chi Alpha; ACS I, 2, 3, 4; Engineers
Council 2, 3, 4; Southern Engineer 1, 2; Tra I
] , Freshman Orientation Group Leader 4.

MALCOLM LoROY HERRING

WILSON, N. G
Industrial Engineering

Al IE, Veterans Association.

PHILIP GORDON HESTER

ROXBORO, N. C.
Wildlife Management and Conservation

Leopold Wildlife Club

FRANK GEORGE HICKMAN

NEW BERN, N. G
Industrial Arts

AHMED AFIF HILAL

ALEPPO, SYRIA
Textiles

International Club; Cosmopolitan Club; ASO;
YMCA.

DAVID BRIGHT HILBURN, JR.

BLADENBORO. N. G
Civil Engineering, Construction Option

ASCE; Phi Eta Sigma.

CHARLES HENRY HILL

KINSTON, N. G
Industrial Engineering

Al IE : Intramurals 1, 2; CU Activities Committee
1,2; YDC; Veterans Association.

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HORACE LEON HILL

SHELBY, N. C.

Electrical Engineering

AIEE

RICHARD RAY HILL, JR.

YOUNCSVILLE, N. C.
Field Crops
Circulation Manager. Editor. Crops and Soils
3, 4; Agronomy Club; American Society of Ag.

JERRY LLOYD HINSHAW

GREENSBORO, N C
Electrical Engineering

Eta Kappa Nu; Phi Kappa Phi; Phi Eta Sigma;
AIEE

CLYDE KEITH HINSON

OAKBORO. N. C
Agriculture Education
Intramurals I, 2. ?. 4; Big Four Day 2, 3; Stu-
dent Legislature 1 ; Ag Club; Ag Ed Club; ROTC

WILLIE LEE HODGE

RUTHERFORDTON. N C
Textile Chemistry

American Association of Textile Chemists and
Colorists.

FORNEY MOORE HOKE, JR.

HAVELOCK. N. C.
Electrical Engineering

AIEE: Veterans Club; Research Work for Red-
stone Arsenal. Huntsville. Ala 4

LARRY DAVID HOKE

HICKORY. N C
Mechanical Engineering

ASME

PHILLIP PARKER HOLLAND

FRANKLIN, VA.
Pulp and Paper Technology

Fourdrinier Society 3. 4, Secretary 4; Cross Coun-
try I

GEORGE McBRAYER HOLMES

LINCOLNTON, N C
Engineering Mathematics

Theta Chi; WKNC 53; Wake Forest College
53; Literary Societv: International Relations
Club; Veterans Club; CU Film Committee; Sec-
retary Theta Chi 55, 56; American Rocket So-
YRC

EMMITT MELVIN HONEYCUTT, JR.

FAYETTEVILLE, N C.
Mechanical Engineering

Aeronautical Option
Track Team 1; Intramural Football 4; Basket-
ball 2 3. 4; IAS; Air Force ROTC; Treasurer
Arno'd Air Society

CLARENCE ELAM HOOD, JR.

NEWTON, N C

Agricultural Engineering

ASAE

JONATHAN WINFIELD HOOKS

KENLY. N C
Field Crops

Kappa Phi Kappa; A3 Club; Agronomy Club

JAMES N. HOOVER

BOSTIC. N. C.
Electrical Engineering

EDWARD PAUL HORDUBAY

WINDBER, PA.
Textile Chemistry

Phi Psi; AATC u C: Intercollegiate Football 4;
Basketball. Softball 3; ROTC

HARVEY ALAN HOROWITZ

OXFORD, N. C.
Chemical Engineering

AICHE 2. 3, 4; American Rocket Society 4; CU
Committee 1, 2, 3, 4.

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JAMES ARLEN HORTON

AHOSKIE, N. C.
Agricultural Engineering

WILLIAM E. HORTON

ROXBORO, N. C.
Electrical Engineering

Veterans Club 2, ?. 4; IRE 4; AIEE 4

RICHARD SLATER HOSKINS

BRONX, N. Y.
Mechanical Engineering

ASME 3, 4; CU Dance Committee 2; Social
Committee 3, Library Committee 4; BSU 1 , 2, 3, 4.

ONI PINCKNEY HOUSTON, JR.

MOORESVILLE, N. C.
Civil Engineering

Lambda Chi Alpha; WKNC

JOSEPH GLASGOW HOWE

HENDERSONVILLE, N. C.
Civil Engineering
Phi Kappa Phi; Tau Beta Pi; Corresponding Sec-
retary; ASCE.

KENNETH LEE HOWE

GASTON I A, N. C.
Animal Industry

FarmHouse; Ag Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4;
Animal Industry Club 1, 2. 3, 4, Secretary 4'
Collegiate 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4.

GEORGE WALTER HOYLE

NEWTON, N. C.
Electrical Engineering

Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; IRE.

ARLEN GLADSTONE HUDSON

MOUNT OLIVE. N C.
Electrical Engineering

BEN AVERY HUDSON

KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C.

Textiles

Delta Kappa Phi.

FRANK ROBERT HUFF

PEEKSKILL, N. Y.
Electrical Engineering

Eta Kappa Nu; Phi Kappa Phi; AIEE; Honorary
Vice-President of Phi Kappa Phi

RALPH EDWARD HUFFMAN, JR.

CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Electrical Engineering

Tau Beta Pi; AIEE: Veterans Club.

WILLIAM AVERY HUNEYCUTT

NORWOOD, N. C.
Civil Engineering

ASCE

GEORGE EUGENE HUNSUCKER, JR.

BELMONT, N. C.
Electrical Engineering

JAMES BAXTER HUNT, JR.

ROCK RIDGE, N. C
Agricultural Education

30 and 3; Blue Key; Golden Cham; Alpha Zeta;
Kappa Phi Kappa; Editor "Agriculturist"; Stu-
dent Government Senator 2; President Student
Government 3, 4; Member CUSC 2, Board of
Directors 2; Publications Board 2, Athletic Coun-
cil 2; Ag Club; Ag. Ed Club; YDC

JAMES LARRY HUNTLEY

CHARLOTTE, N. C.

Ceramic Engineering

Vice President Keramos 4; Scabbard and Blade

3, 4; ACS 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; YRC 2, 3, 4,

Treasurer 3, 4; Westminster Fellowship 2, 3, 4.

JAMES CLYDE HUTCHINS

MOCKSVILLE, N. C.
Agricultural Engineering

ASAE

JAMES RICHARD HUTCHINSON

MORVEN. N. C.
Civil Engineering

ASCE: Veterans Club.

BASS UTIE HYATT, JR.

BRASSTOWN, N. C.
Animal Industry

FarmHouse

JOSEPH KING INGRAM

BADIN, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering

Pi Kappa Phi; Inrramurals 1 , 2. 3. 4.

JOHN DOUGLAS INMAN

PILOT MOUNTAIN, N. C.

Civil Engineering

ASCE; Scabbard & Blade

RICHARD WILLIS IVEY

WILMINGTON, N. C.

Electrical Engineering

AIEE

DONALD GEORGE JACKSON

BLACK MOUNTAIN, N. C.
Wood Technology

Forestry Club; Forest Products Research So-
ciety; Apollo Club.

JIMMY RAY JACUMIN

RUTHERFORD COLLEGE. N. C
Nuclear Engineering and
Mechanical Engineering

American Institute Physics; Intramural Most
Outstanding Softball Player; All Campus Soft-
ball Team; President and Manager Dormitory
4; Vice President IDC: CU Activities Committee
and Float Committee.

ROY BRAXTON JAMES

FAISON, N. C.
Civil Engineering

ASCE 3, 4; Veterans Association 3. 4; Delta
Club 1, 2, 3, 4.

THOMAS GEORGE JAMES

GRAHAM, N. C.
Nuclear Engineering

Swimming Team 1, 2; Chess Team 1, 2; Sec-
retary AIP 3.

WILLIAM THOMAS JAMES, JR.

ASHEVILLE, N. C.
Engineering Mathematics

Phi Eta Sigma; American Institute Physics 2, 3,
4, Secretary 3; Engineers Council 2, 3, 4; Wes-
ley Foundation 1. 2, 3, 4; Alexander Dormitory
Secretary 3.

FRANK CHARLES JENKINS

NORWOOD, PA.
Mechanical Engineering

Kappa Alpha; ASME: Soccer.

HOMER LEE PETE JENKINS

RALEIGH, N. C.
Furniture Manufacturing and Marketing

Furniture Club; Vice President Forest Products
Research Society; President FPRS; Honor Cer-
tificate.

JOHN MARTIN JENKINS, JR.

GREENSBORO, N. C.
Industrial Arts

Kappa Phi Kappa; Industrial Arts Club; Veterans

Club

WILLIAM PAUL JENKINS II

BURLINGTON, N. C.
Electrical Engineering

Royal Order of Moose; Veterans Club 3, 4;
AIEE.

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JOHN STANLEY JENNINGS

HICKORY, N. C.
Forestry Management

JAMES ROGERS JERNIGAN

RALEIGH, N. C.
Industrial and Rural Recreation

RANDALL EVERETTE JOBE

GREENSBORO. N. C.
Industrial Arts, Technical Option

ASHAE 3, Industrial Arts Club.

CHARLES BORDEN JOHNSON

RALEIGH, N C

Mechanical Engineering

Aeronautical Option

Pi Tau Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; In-
stitute of Aeronautical Sciences.

LARRY BUCKNER JOHNSON

SANFORD, N. C.
Animal Husbandry

YDC 2, 3, 4; Ag Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Animal In-
dustry Club I, 2, 3, 4.

WILLIAM HAL JOHNSON

TAYLORSVILLE, N. C.
Wildlife Conservation and Management

FarmHouse; Alpha Zeta; Editor Agriculturist.

WILLIAM MILLS JOHNSON

WOODLAND, N. C.
Agriculture

Agrii ulture Club; Agronomy Club.

WILLIAM THOMAS JOINES

MORAVIAN FALLS, N. C.
Electrical Engineering
Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; Phi Eta Sigma;
Veterans Club; AIEE.

JOE WALTERS JONES

HICKORY, N. C.
Mechanical Engineering

American Society of Tool Engineers.

JOHN BENNETT JONES

WHITE OAK, N. C.

Field Crops

American Society of Agronomy; Track I.

JOHN EDWIN JONES

HICKORY, N. C.
Industrial Engineering

PAUL REUBEN JONES

MOORESBORO, N. C.
Textiles

Delta Kappa Phi.

HARRY DELMAR JOHNSON

MANTEO, N. C.
Industrial Arts, Technical Option

Delta Sigma Phi; Scabbard b Blade; Small Group
Leader; Student Government Committee on
Orientation; Advanced ROTC.

IKE ADAMS JONES, JR.

CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Science Education

Sigma Pi; Kappa Phi Kappa; Intramural Foot-
ball 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3. 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4.

ROBERT RALPH JONES, JR.

LAURINBURG, N. C.
Mathematics Education

Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; Wesley Foundation
Secretary 3, President 4; Member Freshman
Orientation Commission 4.

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WILLIAM BOWLING JONES, JR.

OXFORD, N. C.
Animal Industry

Collegiate 4-H Club; Ag Club; Al Club.

WILLIAM GILES JONES

PINE HALL, N. C.
Chemical Engineering

RUSSELL EDWARD JORDAN, JR.

HIGH POINT, N. C.
Engineering /Mathematics

Phi Eta Sigma; American Institute of Physics;
Math Club; Intramurals Tennis I.

VERNER NICHOLSON JORDAN, JR.

CHARLOTTE, N C.
Civil Engineering, Construction Option

ASCE.

ARNOLD LUNSDEN JOSLIN

RALEIGH, N. C.
Mechanical Engineering

Mars Hill College; Marching Band 3, 4; Sym-
phonic Band 3, 4.

TIBOR JUHASZ

ZSURK, HUNGARY
Textiles

DOUGLAS MEL JURNEY

HARMONY, N. C.
Civil Engineering, Construction Option

Pi Kappa Phi; Arnold Air Society; Institute of
Aeronautical Sciences; Historian Pi Kappa Phi;
AFROTC Major.

CHARLIE KAW

RANGOON, BURMA
Textiles

Sigma Tau Sigma

WILLIAM BYRD KAY, JR.

RED SPRINGS, N C.
Civil Engineering

Sigma Chi; Phi Eta Sigma, President Order of
30 & 3; Secretary Chi Epsilon, Vice President
Blue Key; Engineering Senator 2, 3, Brigade
Commander Army ROTC 4, ASCE 3, 4

WILLIAM RONALD KEEN

RICH SQUARE, N. C
Electrical Engineering

President Bagwell Dormitory 58, 59; IDC Execu-
tive Committee 58, 59.

MARVIN OWEN KEITH

FRANKLINTON, N. C.
Industrial and Rural Recreation

Phi Kappa Tau; Intramurals 3, 4; American Rec-
reation Society 3, 4

WAYNE DOUGLAS KELLER

LENOIR, N. C.
Electrical Engineering

AIEE

HENRY LELAND KELLEY

NEWPORT NEWS, VA

Mechanical Engineering

Aeronautical Option

ISA

DARRELL BROWN KELLY

LILLINGTON, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering

ASME; Westminster Fellowship.

PAUL 0. KELLY

NEWPORT, N, C.
Electrical Engineering

IRE; AIEE; Veterans Club.

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EDWARD DICKSON KENDRICK, JR.

FALLSTON, N. C.
Nuclear Engineering

Phi Eta Sigma; Sigma Pi Sigma; American Insti-
tute of Physics; American Rocket Society; Scab-
bard & Blade Award (ROTO 2; NC State Col-
lege Marching and Concert Band 1, 2; Wesley
Foundation 1, 2. 3, 4, Engineers Council 4.

WALTER ROBERT KEPLEY, JR.

SALISBURY, N. C.
M ecbanical Engineering

ASME 4.

LARRY STEVENSON KERR

MOORESVILLE, N. C.
Civil Engineering

Lambda Chi Alpha; Phi Eta Sigma; American
Society of Civil Engineers; Inter Fraternity Coun-
cil 3, 4.

WALTER BERNARD KERR

KANNAPOLIS, N. C.

M ecbanical Engineering

Aeronautical Option

Pi Tau Sigma; Freshman Basketball 1 ; Intramural
Basketball 2, 3, 4; Institute of Aeronautical Sci-
ences, Corresponding Secretary 4.

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY, JR.

CRAMERTON, N. C.
Industrial Arts

Kappa Phi Kappa; IA Club, Secretary 3, Vice
President 4.

WILLIAM ROSS KIMBALL

CHINA GROVE, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering

ASME.

THEODORE ALLEN KINCAID

MORCANTON, N. C.
Nuclear Engineering

CAREY ALBERT KINNEY

WILSON, N. C.
Mechanical Engineering

ASME.

WILLIAM HENRY KIRK

ASHEVILLE, N. C.
Mechanical Engineering

Sigma Chi; Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Kappa Phi; Intra-
mural Swimming 3, 4; Dormitory Managei

WILLIAM EVERETTE KIVETT

RAMSEUR, N. C.
Civil Engineering

Theta Chi, President 57; ASCE: Vetville Coun-
ts. 57; IFC 57.

GENE FARRELL KIZZIAH

BURLINGTON. N. C.
Mechanical Engineering

ASME; Veterans Club.

RONALD COOPER KLUTTZ

PITTSBURGH, PA.
Furniture Manufacturing and Marketing

Furniture Club.

JAMES THOMAS KNIGHT

CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Electrical Engineering

Secretary & Floor Manager Owen Dormitory;
Secretary W4ATC; AIEE.

MAX SMITH KNOX

HUNTERSVILLE, N. C.
Industrial Arts, Technical Option

Kappa Phi Kappa; Industrial Arts Club.

JOE FREDRICK KUMM

RALEIGH, N. C.
Electrical Engineering

IRE.

JOE DARRELL LADD

GASTON I A, N. C.
Industrial Engineering

Scabbard & Blade.

GEORGE BARRY LAMM

WILSON, N. C.
Architecture

Delta Sigma Phi.

DORIS FLORENCE LANE

CUAIMORO, CAMOQUEY, CUBA

Industrial Engineering

Secretary Al IE

RALPH GRAY LANGLEY

GREENVILLE, N. C.

Industrial Arts, Technical Option

YDC.

BETTIE FIELDS LANIER

WALLACE, N. C.
Science Education

Math & Education Club. Vice President.

JAMES DANIEL LASSITER

CLAYTON, N. C.
Mechanical Engineering

Lambda Chi Alpha; Arnold Air Society; American
Society of Mechanical Engineers; Glee Club 1 ;
AFROTC Cadet Wing Staff.

ROY P. LATHROP

ASHEVILLE, N. C.
Industrial Arts, Technical Option

Sigma Chi Fraternity; Blue Key; Feature Editor,
Associate Editor, Editor, The Technician; Apollo
Club; Toastmasters Club; CU Board of Directors;
Consolidated University Student Council; Sum-
mer Judicial Board.

WILLIAM JERAL LAUGHTON, JR.

MOREHEAD CITY, N. C.
Electrical Engineering

Delta Sigma Phi; Band; Glee Club; AIEE.

HUGH LAWING

MARION, N. C.
Electrical Engineering

AIEE; IRE; Veterans Club.

WILLIAM GUY LANE

RAMSEUR, N. C.
Agricultural Education

RAY ROBERTS LASSITER

AHOSKIE, N. C.
Wildlife Conservation and Marketing

Leopold Wildlife Club.

RALPH BUTNER LEACH

ABERDEEN, N. C.
Electrical Engineering

Pi Kappa Alpha.

SHERRILL GLENN LANEY

KANNAPOLIS, N. C
Civil Engineering, Construction Option

ASCE 3, 4; Arnold Air Society 3, Treasurer 4.

LESTER JAMES LaSURE, JR.

WILMINGTON, N. C.

Industrial Engineering

AIIE.

ROY EUGENE LEACH

JULIAN, N. C.
Forest Management

Forestry Club; Apollo Club; Veterans Associa-
tion.

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CAROL JAMES LEATHERMAN

NEWTON, N. C.
Weaving and Design

Delta Kappa Phi; Kappa Tau Beta; AFROTC,
Captain.

JERE LOTT LeGWIN

WILMINGTON, N. C.
Geological Engineering

Theta Tau; Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3;
Engineers Council.

AIME;

ORAZIO TORRE LEONE

COLON, PANAMA
Heating and Air Conditioning

Treasurer American Society of Heating and Air
Conditioning; International Committee CU.

JOHN STEVEN LEDBETTER

CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Electrical Engineering and EMA

Eta Kappa Nu; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, AIEE,
IRE, Secretary IRE; Veterans Club.

JIMMY DALE LEE

OAKBORO, N. C.
Civil Engineering, Construction Option

ASCE; Arnold Air Society.

WILLIE SHERRILL LEE

FOUR OAKS, N. C.
I ml it st rial Arts

Lambda Chi Alpha; Industrial Arts Club.

WING KAI LEE

HONG KONG
Textiles

THOMAS PRESTON LENNON

ANDERSON, S. C.
Forest Management

Pershing Rifles 2, 3, 4; Forestry Club 3, 4; So-
ciety of American Foresters.

LEE ORVILLE LEONARD

DOUGLAS, WYO
Electrical Engineering

Phi Kappa Phi; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu.

RALPH A. LEONARD

LOUISBURG, N C.
Soils

FarmHouse.

ROBERT LINDSAY LEONARD

LEXINGTON. N. G
Agricultural Economics

FarmHouse; Ag Club; Ag Economics Club; Alpha
Zeta; Business Manager Agriculturist; Treasurer
FarmHouse 57, 58, Business Manager 58, 59.

JOE CLINT LEWELLYN

WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
Civil Engineering, Construction Option

TOMMIE KEMP LEWIS

RALEIGH, N. C.
Industrial and Rural Recreation

Technician 3; Leopold Wildlife Club 2; CU Out-
ing Committee 3, 4, House Committee 4.

HUGO OSCAR LIEM, JR.

CONOVER, N. C.
Civil Engineering

HARRY VERNON LINDSAY

GREENSBORO, N. C.
Textiles
Delta Kappa Phi; Kappa Tau Beta; Business
Manager Textile Forum; Tompkins Textile Coun-
cil, Veterans Club.

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HAROLD REID LINEBERGER

DALLAS, N. C.
Animal Husbandry

Alpha Zeta 4; Agriculturist Staff 3. 4; Lutheran
Students Association 1, 2, 3, 4; State FFA, Pres-
ident 1 ; Animal Industry Club 3, 4.

EDGAR C. LINEBERRY, JR.

SANFORD, N. C.

M echanical Engineering

Aeronautical Option

Phi Eta Sigma; Pi Tau Sigma; IAS, Program
Chairman 4.

JOHN HENDERSON LIPPARD, JR.

CLEVELAND, N C

Electrical Engineering

AIEE , -1

WILLIAM FRANCIS LIPPARD

GREENSBORO. N. C.
Electrical Engineering

Veterans Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2;
IRE; AIEE; Traffic, Student Government 1

FRED OSCAR LITTLE, JR.

HICKORY, N. C.
Electrical Engineering
AIEE, IRE; Veterans Association; Eta Kappa Nu;
Tau Beta Pi.

JOHN HEBRON LIVELY, JR.
TAMPA, FLA
Forest Management
Sigma Phi Epsilon; Society of American Foresters;
Pmetum Staff, Student Government, National
Student Association, Secretary; Consolidated
University Student Council; Chancellor's Social
Function Committee; Forestry Club

VICTOR EUGENE LOCKEY

CHARLOTTE, N. C
Textiles
Delta Kappa Phi; Dormitory Sports, Football 1,
2, 3, Glee Club 1

CHAIRMAN DONALD LOFLIN
ROANOKE RAPIDS, N C.
Civil Engineering
ASCE; Veterans Club
CHARLES KLEM LOMBARD
RALEIGH, N C
Nuclear Engineering
Sigma Pi Sigma; AIP, ARS; Technician Colum-
nist; Golf Team 1 ; Judicial Board Clerk Summer
Session 3.

THOMAS B. LONG, JR.

WINSTON-SALEM, N. G
Electrical Engineering

Phi Kappa Tau; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; Phi
Eta Sigma, Intramural Softball and Basketball;
YDC; AIEE; Vice President Veterans Assoc.

EVERETT PIERCE LOPPACKER, JR.

RALEIGH, N C
Civil Engineering

Delta Upsilon; American Society of Civil Engi-
neers; Golf; Transfer Student from Cornell Uni-
versity. Attended U S Naval Academy

WILLIAM PORTER LOWDERMILK

RALEIGH, N C.
Civil Engineering

GENE RAY LOWRIMORE

TABOR CITY, N C.

Engineering Mathematics

Wesley Foundation

MUMFORD CLYDELL LOVE, JR.

CONCORD. N G

Mechanical Engineering

ASME

HUGH McCOLL LUPOLD

COLUMBIA. S. C.
Forest Management

President, Sigma Alpha Epsilon; 30 & 3; Blue
Key; Golden Chain; Pinetum Staff; Forestry
Club; SAF; Apollo Club; Wesley Foundation;
District One Chairman N. G; Methodist Stu-
dent Movement; Orientation Committee; Class
Treasurer 2; Chairman Freshman-Sophomore

Dance Committee; IFC; Student Government 1,
2, 3; CUSC; Head Cheerleader; U. S National
Student Association; Chairman and Educational
Affairs Vice Chairman Carolina-Virginia Region,
National Executive Committee, Campus Coordi-
nator.

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GEORGE SUELL LYDA

RALEIGH, N C
Electrical Engineering

AIEE; IRE; Veterans Association

RUSSELL OSBORNE LYDAY, JR.

GREENSBORO, N C
Nuclear Engineering
Sigma Pi Sigma; WKNC Radio, Alpha Phi
Omega; American Rocket Society; American In-
stitute of Physics; American Nuclear Society.

HARVEY DICK LYERLY

FAITH, N. C.
Mechanical Engineering

WALTER KENNETH LYNCH

RALEIGH, N. C
Textiles

Delta Kappa Phi, Pledge Master 3; Sigma Tau
Sigma; Editor Textile Forum 4, Staff 3; Tomp-
kins Textile Council 4; Co-Chairman Textile
Open House

VICTOR BRYANT LYNN

DURHAM, N. C
Agriculture Education

Ag Ed Club

THOMAS ROBERT LYONS, JR.

WILMINGTON, N. C,
Civil Engineering

American Society of Civil Engineers

JOHN SUMTER MocRAE

GREENSBORO, N. C.
Architecture

ROBERT MICHAEL McADAMS

BURLINGTON, N, C.
Nuclear Engineering

Mu Beta Psi, Amateur Radio Club, Vice Presi-
dent 3, 4, Treasurer 1, 2; Glee Club 2, 3;
Advanced ROTC: American Institute Physics
- 4

JAMES EDD McBRIDE

MT. AIRY, N C.
Agricultural Education

ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4; Ag Ed Club 2. 3, 4

CHARLES McCONNELL

HENDERSONVILLE, N, C.
Animal Husbandry

Ag Club 2, 3, 4; Al Club 2, 3. 4. Vice President
4, Meats Judging Team

ROBERT ALEXANDER McCORMICK

SPRING LAKE, N, C
Wood Products /Merchandising

Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; Forest Products
Research Society; West Campus Safety Officer

HUGH ARTHUR McDERMOTT

VASS, N C

Mechanical Engineering

ASME; YRC; Westminster Fellowship.

ROBERT LAMONT McDONALD

GOLDSBORO, N. C.
Mechanical Engineering

Pi Tau Sigma 3, 4; Scabbard & Blade 3. 4, ASME
;, Intramurals 1, 2; CU Employee I, 2, 3. 1,
Engineering Honors Program 4

GEORGE HUTAFF McEACHERN

WILMINGTON, N C
Pulp and Paper Technology

Pulp and Paper Foundation Scholarship.

KENNETH EDGAR McFADDEN

GREENSBORO, N. C.
Civil Engineering

ASCE Veterans Club.

MERRILL PAYNE McGAVRAN

CHAPEL HILL, N. C
Electrical Engineering

AIEE2. 3. 4; Veterans Club A

JOHNNY RANAL McGLAMERY

STATESVILLE, N. C.
Dairy Manufacturing

FarmHouse; Agriculturist; Baseball I; Social Di-
rector FarmHouse, Animal Industry Club; Agn
culture Club

THOMAS FRANKLIN MclNTOSH

MOUNT HOLLY, N. C
Electrical Engineering

Phi Kappa Phi; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu,
IRE.

RANDOLPH DEWITT MclVER

WILMINGTON, N. C.
Civil Engineering

ASCE 3. 4. Veterans Club

ERNEST PENN McKNIGHT

WINSTON-SALEM, N, C.

Electrical Engineering

Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; AIEE

HUGH MORRIS McKNIGHT

WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
Electrical Engineering

Lambda Chi Alpha; Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta

Pi; AIEE 3

HAROLD DIXON McLAMB

NEWTON GROVE, N C
Mechanized Agriculture

American Society of Agricultural Engineers 3, 4

JAMES DOBBIN McNATT

HIGH POINT, N C

Wood Technology
Xi Sigma Pi; Soccer 1, Varsity 2, 3, 4; Mono-
gram Club 2, 3, 4; Forestry Club 1 ; FPRS 2, 3.

THOMAS ALEXANDER McNEILL

RAEFORD. N. C.
Agriculture Pre Veterinary

JAMES NEWTON McQUAY

CHARLOTTE, N, C
Horticulture

STANLEY RICHARD MACKAY

GREENSBORO, N C.
Textiles

Track 1 ; Textile Forum Staff,

JOSEPH EMERSON MADDOX

GASTONIA, N C.
Geological Engineering

Intramural Sports I, 2, 3, 4; AIME; Veterans
Association; Vice President Rockhound Club.

PAUL LEE MADREN, JR.

ELON COLLEGE, N. C
Electrical Engineering

Engineers Council 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; AIEE;
IRE Student Branch 1, 2, 3. 4, Vice Chairman 3;
Chairman of Engineers Fair 4,

JOHN KENT MANESS

BISCOE, N C
Textiles

Delta Kappa Phi; Scabbard & Blade.

ERBIE WILLIAM MANGUM, JR.

DURHAM, N C.
Nuclear Engineering

Delta Sigma Phi; CU Dance Committee 1, Board
of Directors 2, 4, Toastmaster 2, 3, 4; Forum
Committee 3, Chairman 4; YD 4,

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FRED WILLIAM MANLEY

REIDSVILLE. N. C.
Agricultural Education

Delta Sigma Phi; Alpha Zeta; Kappa Phi Kappa;
Golden Cha:n; Blue Key; 30 & 3; Phi Eta Sigma;
Circulation Manager of Vo-Ag; Class Secretary
2; YMCA Vice President 3. President 4; Apollo
Club; Board of Directors Southern Area Student
YMCA; Agricultural Education Advisory Council;
Ag Ed. Club; Student Government; Consolidated
University Student Council 4.

DANIEL FERREL MANN

MANTEO, N C.
Industrial Arts Education

Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4; Dorm President 3, Man-
ager 3; IDC 3; IA Club 3, 4.

ROBERT KENT MANN

MEBANE, N. C.
Agricultural Economics

Ag Club; Ag. Economics Club.

DON PACE MANNING

GREENVILLE, N, C
Mechanical Engineering

Delta Sigma Phi; ASME

EDWIN FORREST MARTIN, JR.

KINSTON, N. C.
Design

Gallery Committee, Social; YMCA

EVERETTE LEWIS MARTIN

HIGH POINT, N. C.
Furniture Manufacturing and Marketing

Sigma Phi Epsilon; Furniture Club 2, 3, 4; Prod-
ucts Research Society 2, 3, 4, Treasurer.

CARLE WOODRUFF MASON, JR.

CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Textile Chemistry

Delta Kappa Phi 3. 4; ASTC & C 3, 4; "Deitap"
Editor; Newspaper 4; Delta Kappa Phi; Band
1,2; YMCA 4; President Canterbury Club I,
2. 3, 4.

HOMER LIVINGSTON MASON

FAYETTEVILLE, N. C.
Mechanical Engineering

Band 1, 2.

LUTHER LEE MASON

YADKINVILLE, N. C.
Industrial Arts, Technical Option

JAMES STANLEY MASSEY

WINSTON-SALEM, N C.
Civil Engineering, Construction Option

ASCE.

WILLIAM FRANKLIN MASSEY

ZEBULON, N. C.
Field Crops

Agronomy Club.

RICHARD WESLEY MATTHEWS

GREENSBORO, N. C.
Mechanical Engineering

Cross Country 1 ; Track 1 , 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain
3, Captain 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; ASME 4,

ROBERT LYNWOOD MATTOCKS II

MAYSVILLE, N. C.
Forest Management

Dorm Bowling, Softball, Basketball; Forestry
Club; YDC.

ALBERT HERR MAXWELL, JR.

MORGANTON, N. C
Electrical Engineering

IRE 3, 4.

ROBERT EDWARD MAY

KINSTON, N. C.
Chemical Engineering

AICHE; Secretary Welch Dormitory.

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HASSELL GRAY MAYBERRY

WINSTON-SALEM, N, C.
I ml list rial Engineering

AIIE, Veterans Club I.

ELBERT CLIFTON MEARES

GLOUCESTER. N. C
Aeronautical Engineering

IAS.

BRUCE MEDFORD

CANTON, N. C.
Civil Engineering

ASCE; ASME; Intramural Softball I, 2, 3; Vet-
erans Club.

JUDITH MEDLIN

CHARLOTTE, N, C.
Horticulture

CRAWFORD RUSSELL MEEKS, JR.

WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
Mechanical Engineering

Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi. Secretary; Pi Tau
Sigma, President; Phi Kappa Phi; Veterans Asso-
ciation; ASME; Union Carbide Scholarship.

ARCHIE OTIS MELCHOR, JR.

MOORESVILLE, N. C
Civil Engineering, Construction Option

ASCE; AFROTC Advanced; Intramural Sports
1, 2. 3, 4.

RAYMOND JAMES MELVIN, JR.

WASHINGTON D C.
Electrical Engineering

IRE; AIEE.

AUSTEN DAVID MERRICK

ASHEVILLE, N C
Field Crops

Alpha Gamma Rho; Phi Eta Sigma; Alpha Gam
ma Rho, "Crescent," Directory; President Ag
Club

HAROLD DAVID MEYER

GERTON. N C
Geological Engineering

Rockhound Society; Engineers Council.

RICHARD MARTIN MEYERS

GREAT NECK, N Y.
Mechanical Engineering

Intramural Handball 1, 2. 3. 4; ASME

LARRY JOE MICOL

VALDESE, N C
Electrical Engineering

Veterans Association; AIEE

CRAWFORD PAUL MILLER

ALBEMARLE. N C
Engineering Physics

AIP. BSU Choir 2

GEORGE KIMBALL MILLER, JR.

OLD FORT, N C

Mechanical Engineering

Aeronautical Option

IAS, Arnold Air Society; Vapor Trails

JAMES CARLTON MILLER

WEST IEFFERSON, N. C.
Electrical Engineering

Phi Kappa Phi

JAMES SHARPLES MILLER

GREAT NECK, N. Y,
Textiles

Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Phi Psi ; Monogram Club;
Sports Editor 3. 4; Track 1,2; Cross Country 2.

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MARSHALL EDWARD MILLER, JR.

CONCORD, N C
Healing and Air Conditioning

Kappa Alpha Order; ASHACE; Secretary Kappa
Alpha 4; Captain ROTC; Orientation Croup
Leader.

WILLIAM HUGH MILLER

BOONE. N. C.
Mechanical Engineering

ASME; Veterans Association

FRANK ANDREW MILLS, JR.

RALEIGH. N C
furniture Manufacturing and Management

Furniture Club

ROYAL HARRISON MINSHEW

RALEIGH, N. C.
Architecture

FRANKLIN HERBERT MITCHELL, JR.

CHARLOTTE, N C
Mechanical Engineering

ASME; Air Force Drill Team 1

JAMES EDWIN MITCHELL

LOUISBURG, N C
Agricultural Economics

Alpha Gamma Rho

RILEY EVAN MITCHELL

TOCCOA, GA.
Furniture Manufacturing and Management

Sigma Alpha Epsilon

DONALD ROYCE MOHORN

ENFIELD, N C.
Agricultural Education

Ag Club, lntrai"ura's

ARNOLD GRAY MOORE

KING, N C,
Electrical Engineering

National Secretary of AIEE 3, 4; Veterans As-
sociation 1, 2, 3, 4.

BRYCE HOOD MOORE

SPINDALE, N C

Chemical Engineering

AICHE, Track 1

CHARLES FRANKLIN MOORE

BREVARD. N. C
Forestry

Inter Varsity Christian Fellowship. Society of
American Foresters; Forestry Club; Forest Prod-
ucts Research Society

DAVID PETE MOORE

WILSON. N C
Agricultural Education

Intramural Sports 3, 4; Ag Club; Ag Education
Club

DAVID ROBERT MOORE

MADISON, N C
Electrical Engineering

Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi;
AIEE, IRE, Student and National

GLENN HUGH MOORE

RALEIGH, N, C.
Mechanical Engineering

ASME; Veterans Club.

WILLIAM NATHAN MOORE

STATESVILLE, N C
Industrial Engineering

Pi Kappa Phi; Companion of Saint Patrick; MPM
of Pi Kappa Phi, Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Wake
Forest College 1; Treasurer Pi Kappa Phi 4;

Interfraternity Council 4; AIIE

FREDERICK LANE MOREADITH

RALEIGH, N C
Civil Engineering

Sigma Nu; Phi Eta Sigma; Chi Epsilon, Tau Beta
Pi; Intramural Football, Basketball. Softball;
President Chi Epsilon 4, Secretary Sigma Nu 4.

OTIS CLEVELAND MORGAN

CANDLER, N. C.
Forest Management

Scabbard & Blade; Forestry Club; Advanced
AFROTC

RAY EDWARD MORGAN

ASHEVILLE, N C
M ecbanical Engineering
Sigma Chi, Treasurer; Phi Eta Sigma; Business
Manager The Technician; Soccer I

TOM ADAM MORGAN

OAKBORO, N. C.
Agricultural Education

Kappa Phi Kappa

DONALD S. MORRIS

FREMONT. N C
Agricultural Engineering

FarmHouse; ASAE Intramural Football, Softball
Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4, Treasurer ASAE 3

MELVIN KENNETH MORRIS

RICHFIELD, N. C.

Industrial Engineering

Al IE

ROBERT ALLEN MORROW

MONROE, N C
Engineering Mathematics

VICTOR EUGENE MORROW

BURNSVILLE, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering

Aeronautical Option

DOROTHY JEAN MORTON

RALEIGH. N, C.
Horticulture

Golden Cham; Pi Alpha Xi, WKNC, CU Board
of Directors, Chairman, Secretary, Vice Presi-
dent; ASLA; AIA; Hort Club; Cheerleader;
Landscape Arch. Club, Secretary Treasurer

R. V. MOSS

LENOIR, N. C.
Civil Engineering

ASCE, President 4, SAME; Veterans Club; En-
gineers Council

JAMES MONROE MOTSINGER

HIGH POINT, N C.
Mechanical Engineering

Engineers Council 2, Judicial Board, ASME; Vet-
erans Club.

MARCUS ALLEN MULKEY

RALEIGH. N C.
Pulp and Paper Technology

Fourdrinier Society 3, 4.

JAMES NORBERT MULVANEY

ASHEVILLE, N. C.
Industrial Engineering

AIEE: Intramurals 3, 4

NANCY ELIZABETH MUMFORD

RALEIGH, N. C.
Engineering Mathematics

Mars Hill Junior College I, 2; College Union.
Board of Chairmen 3, 4, Board of Directors 4,
Hospitality Committee 3, 4, Activities Commit-
tee 3, 4, Chairman 4, Outstanding Committee-
man Award 3, High School Day Committee 3;
Consolidated University Queen Contestant 3;
Homecoming Queen Contestant 3; YMCA Cab-
inet 4, Executive Council 4, Chairman Co-ed
Commission 4; Math Club 4.

ANDREW WILEY MURDOCH

WILDWOOD, N C.

Electrical Engineering

AIEE.

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MAURICE TALMADGE MURRAY

ASHEVILLE, N. C.
Elect ric al Engineering

AIEE; Dormitory Secretary. Floor Manager; Vet-
erans Club 4.

ARTIS MEDLIN NARRON

KENLY. N. C.
Mathematics Education

Phi Delta Gamma; Intramurals 1,3; Math and
Science Club; Veterans Club.

AVERETTE FLOYD NASH

ST. PAULS. N C.

Engineering Mathematics

ASME 3; Dorm Vice President 4, Manager 4.

JOHN ROGER NEWBY

LEXINGTON, N. C.
Agricultural Economic s

Agricultural Economics Club; Agriculture Club.

EDWARD deMILHAU NICHOLSON

SOUTHERN PINES, N. C.

Industrial Engineering
Kappa Alpha; Tau Beta Chi; Al IE; Psycho-
ceramics Society.

HAROLD LEE NICHOLSON

GREENSBORO. N. G
Industrial Engineering

Al IE; Marching Airmen.

WAYNE EUGENE NIFONG

WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
Animal Industry

Alpha Zeta; Meat 0 Milk; Al Club; Ag Club.

VERNON DOUGAL NIVEN

RALEIGH, N. C.
Industrial Engineering

Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Editor Wataugan 49, 50;
Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Charlotte Club, Treas I,
President I; Vice President Al IE 1; Theta Tau
1 ; Veterans Club 1 , Engineers Council 1 ; YRC.

ARTHUR EDWARD NIVISON

RALEIGH. N C.
Civil Engineering, Construction

Phi Kappa Phi; Phi Eta Sigma

JOHN WESLEY NIX

RALEIGH, N. C.
Textile Chemistry

Phi Eta Sigma; Sigma Tau Sigma, Vice President;
Phi Psi ; Tompkins Textile Council, Secretary;
American Association of Textile Chemists and
Colonsts, Treasurer.

CHARLES OSSIE NIXON, JR.

CRAMERTON, N. C.

Textiles

Kappa Alpha.

PETER FRIEDRICH NOHL

GREENSBORO, N. C.

Textiles

Sigma Phi Epsilon; Phi Eta Sigma; Kappa Tau

Beta; Soccer 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club; College

Union, Newman Club; Cosmopolitan Club; Dor-

. Secretary.

DONALD WELCH NORMAN

MT. AIRY, N. C.
Electrical Engineering

IRE.

LEE IRVIN NORTHCUTT

RALEIGH, N. C.
Civil Engineering

Pi Kappa Phi; MPM of Pi Kappa Phi; Veterans
Association; ASCE; Varsity Rifle Team 3, 4

HART LANNEAU NORWOOD

WINSTON-SALEM. N C.
Heating and Air Conditioning

AIA3; ASHAE4, Reporter.

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JOHN BENNEVILLE NYGAARD

FLEETWOOD. PA
Mathematics Education

NORWOOD KEITH OATES

ALBERTSON, N. C.
Heating and Air Conditioning

ASHAC, Vice President; YMCA; Veterans As-
sociation.

AYDOGAN OKAY

ANKARA. TURKEY
Textiles

International Club

HAROLD AUGUST OLSEN

WILMINGTON. N C.
Industrial and Rural Recreation

ROBIN TURNER O'NEAL

RALEIGH, N. C.
Education

NRA; Veterans Association.

ROBERT SCOTT OUDA

ARLINGTON, VA
Animal Husbandry

Agriculture Club; Animal Industry Club; Block
& Bridle Club; CU Talent Contest Winner 1;
Fitting & Showing Animals at State Fair. Ag
Day.

ALLEN RAY OVERMAN

PIKEVILLE, N. C
Agricultural Engineering

ASAE, Collegiate 4-H; CU Music Committee.

LEMUEL HILL OVERTON, JR.

MATTHEWS, N. C

Industrial Arts, Technical Option

Announcer College Radio Station 2; Track 1.

2, 3. 4, Monogram Club; Advanced ROTC; I AC

AUSTIN ANDREW OWEN

ELIZABETHTOWN, N. C.

Civil Engineering

ASCE.

EDWARD DONALD OWENS

WINSTON-SALEM. N. C.

Civil Engineering

ASCE.

EDWIN GIP OWENS

CLEVELAND, N C.
Forest Management

Xi Sigma Pi; SAFFC

MILO ERVIN OWENS

MIAMI, MO
Mechanical Engineering

ASME; Veterans Association

DORAN ROYAL PACE, JR.

SUMTER, S C.
Civil Engineering. Construction Option

Chi Epsilon; ASCE; Veterans Club

KENNETH RAY PADGETT

JACKSONVILLE, N. C.

Zoology

Floor Manager Becton Dormitory.

WALTON JOHNSON PAGE

FUQUAY SPRINGS. N. C.
Civil Engineering

ASCE.

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ERNEST WILLIAM PANGLE

ASHEVILLE. N. C.
Industrial and Rural Recreation

Interdormitory Council Athletic Director 3, 4.

JAMES RAY PARK

SALISBURY, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering

ASME; Veterans Club 1, 2, 3, 4.
RICHARD BOYDEN PARK

RALEIGH, N. C.
Nuclear Engineering

Phi Eta Sigma 1, 2, Treasurer 2; Tau Beta P
3, 4; Sigma Pi Sigma 3, 4, Chapter Sect'y 4
US Naval Reserve ROTC Program 1 , 2. 3, 4
Lutheran Student Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Presi-
dent NC Area 3; American Institute of Physics
1,2, 3, 4; CU Social Committee 1, Music Com-
mittee 3, 4; American Rocket Societv 4

JOHN FREDERICK PARKER

SUNBURY, N. C.
Agriculture Education

Handball 1, 2; Softball I, 2; Basketball 2, 3;
Horticulture Club 1, 2; Glee Club 1. 2; Ag Ed
Club I, 2, 3, 4; Ag Club 1, 2. 3, 4

JOHN WILMER PARKER

LASKER, N. C.
Animal Husbandry

Animal Industry Club; Ag. Club; Meats Judg-
ing Team 3; Livestock Judging Team 4, Sr Co-
Editor Meat and Milk.

WALLACE O'NEIL PARKER

HUBERT, N. C.
Agricultural Education

Kappa Phi Kappa 3, 4; Alpha Zeta 3. 4; Editor
of Vo-Ag 3; News Reporter WKNC 1,2; Senior
Senator School of Education 3; Glee Club 1,2;
Ag. Ed. Club 2, 3, 4

JAMES EDWARD PARLIER

LENOIR, N C
Furniture Manufacturing and Management

Treas Pi Kappa Phi; Furniture Club, Intramural
Athletics

JAMES FRANKLIN PARNELL

TIMMONSVILLE, S C
Wildlife Conservation and Management

TAS; Leopold Wildlife Club, Marshal School of
Agriculture

JAIME ENRIQUE PARRA

COLOMBIA, S A
Dairy Husbandry

Agriculture Club 3, 4, Animal Industry Club

GEORGE STEPHEN PARRISH

HENDERSON. N C

Civil Engineering

Veterans Club; ASCE

KARL MAX PARRISH

GASTON I A, N C

Industrial Engineering

Sigma Nu, Phi Eta Sigma, AIIE

GEORGE ROWLAND PARROTT

RICHMOND, VA

Civil Engineering

ASCE 2, 3. 4, Vice President 4, Advisory Board

for Southern Engineer 3, 4; Engineers Counci1

3, 4; Veterans Association 1, 2, 4, YDC 4

EMMETT SLOOP PATTERSON

CHINA GROVE, N. C
Mechanized Agriculture

Alpha Gamma Rho, Alpha Zeta; Agriculturist.
YDC; Ag Club; ASAE

LARRY HUGH PATTERSON

CHINA GROVE, N. C
Agricultural Engineering

Alpha Gamma Rho, Secretary 3. President 4,
Blue Key; Golden Cham; Alpha Zeta. Secretary
3, President 4. ASAE 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4,
Intramurals 1 , 2, 3. 4

WILLIE LEONARD PAYNE

RALEIGH, N. C.
Poultry Science

Poultry Science Club; YMCA I ; Veterans Club I.

JERE PEARSALL

HOLLY SPRINGS. N. C
Industrial Engineering

Pi Kappa Phi. Treasurer; AIIE; Intramural Sports

BRADLEY MACK PENNELL

LENOIR. N C.
Furniture Manufacturing and Management

Secretary. Pi Kappa Phi; Furniture Club 2, 3,
4. Secretary; FPRS; Intra Sports 1 , 2, •I

CLAY RANDOLPH PHILLIPS

WARSAW, N. C.
Agriculture Economics

Ag Economics Club. Ag Club

FREDERICK JAMES PEARSON

SALUDA. N. C
Mechanical Engineering

Lambda Chi Alpha. House Manager I, Vice
President 3. 4; ASME; YDC; Veterans Associa-
tion; IFC Publicity Committee, Intramurals 1,
2. 3. 4.

RONALD FLOYD PEARSON

ASHEVILLE, N. C.

Civil Engineering

ASCE.

CHARLES VAN BUREN PEELE

COLDSBORO. N C
Engineering Physics

AIP; Vice President Stadium Dorm; YDC; Ath-
letic Director of Dorm

CARL MURRAY PENNEY

WARWICK, VA
Nuclear Engineering

Phi Epsilon Pi; Sigma Pi Sigma; Tau Beta Pi;
Phi Eta Sigma; Rifle Team AFROTC I. 2; NC
State Rifle Team 4; President Student Toast-
masters 3; Chairman CU Forum Committee 2

JAMES VANCE PERKINS, JR.

GREENVILLE. N. C
Engineering Physics

Pi Kappa Phi; AIP; Intramural Sports

NORMAN HAGELBERG PERRY

DURHAM, N. C.
Civil Engineering, Construction Option

ASCE

GEORGE THOMAS PHILLIPS

SCOTLAND NECK, N, C.
Civil Engineering

Intramural Horseshoes 3, 4; ASCE 3, 4, Vet-
erans Club 3, 4.

GARLAND FRANK PIERCE

SOUTHERN PINES, N C.
Aeronautical Engineering

Pi Kappa Phi; IAS. Intramural Football 3, 4,
AFROTC 1, 2, 3, 4

ALLEN OWEN PINNER

CANDLER. N C
Metallurgical Engineering

AICHE, American Rocket Society; Society of
Mining & Metallurgical Engineers

JOHN ELMO PEELE III

RALEIGH, N, G
Horticulture

Horticulture Club

JAMES CLIFTON PHELPS

WINSTON-SALEM, N C.
Electrical Engineering

Delta Sigma Phi, AIEE; IRE

JAMES JUDSON PIVER

HAMPSTEAD, N. C
Chemical Engineering

Tau Beta Phi , AICHE ; AFROTC

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BERNARD WOLFE PLAXEN

RALEIGH, N. C.
Textiles

Epsilon Pi.

JOSEPH DAVID PLOWMAN

ALBEMARLE, N. C.
Forest Management

Forestry Club; Society of American Foresters.

LYNN W. PLYLER

WAXHAW, N. C.
Dairy Husbandry

Dairy Cattle Judging Team — 1957; Animal In-
dustry Club Secretary — 1958; Agricultural Club.

WILLIAM BRANDON POINDEXTER

EAST BEND. N. C.
Agricultural Education

Masonic Lodge; Ag Club; Ag Educational Club;
IDC 3; YDC.

DONALD PAGE POLLOCK

RALEIGH, N. C.
Civil Engineering

Chi Epsilon; ASCE.

LONNIE CRAVEN POOLE, JR.

RALEIGH, N. C.
Civil Engineering

Treasurer, Pi Kappa Phi; MPM; Southern Engi-
neer Staff; ROTC; ASCE.

ROBERT LEWIS POOVEY

HICKORY, N. C.
Industrial Engineering

Sigma Phi Epsilon; AIIE; Fraternity Intramurals
1, 2, 3. 4,

RAY EDWARD POPE

HICKORY, N. C.
Mechanical Engineering

Veterans Association

WILLIAM BARHAM PORTER

WASHINGTON, N, C.
Textiles
Tau Kappa Epsilon; Scabbard & Blade; Delta
Kappa Phi, Scribe -4

CLAY CROWSON PRICE

TAYLORSVILLE. N. C.
Field Crops

Farm House; Assistant Business Manager, Agri-
culturist 3; President Ag, Club; Student Gov-
ernment Elections Chairman; CU Activities
Committee 3; YMCA Cabinet 3.

HAL LANEY PRICE

CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Landscape Architecture

ANDREW JAY PROESCHER III

CARY, N. C.
Mechanical Engineering

Engineers Fair

PAUL LAURENCE PROPST

SOUTHERN PINES. N. C.
Nuclear Engineering

Pershing Rifles; American Institute of Physics;
American Rocket Society; YDC; Intramural
Football 1, 2, Horseshoes 2, 3, Bowling 1 ; YMCA
Cabinet 1; Advanced ROTC; CU Social Com.
1, 2.

JAMES WILLARD PRYOR

WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering

Veterans Club; Track 1 .

JAMES DARRELL PUNCH

CONOVER. N. C.
Dairy Manufacturing

FarmHouse; Ag Club; Al Club; Talent for
Service Scholarship 2, 3, 4; NC Dairy Products
Assn.; Junior Marshal, Ag. School 3; Scholarship.

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ALBERT COLUMBUS PURVIS

WINNABOW, N. C.
Agricultural Education

Phi Eta Sigma; Kappa Phi Kappa.

RICHARD VINCENT PUTNAM

RUTHERFORDTON, N. C.
Mechanical Engineering

ASME; Veterans Association.

JACOB CRAIG QUICKEL

CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Industrial Arts Education

Tau Kappa Epsilon. Treasurer 4; Scabbard and
Blade; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4

WILLIAM ALBERT RAINES

WILMINGTON. N. C.
Al echanical Engineering

ASME

LEONARD CARL RAMEY

ROCKINGHAM, N C.
Al echanical Engineering

ASME

JAMES EDWIN RANKIN

GREENSBORO, N. C,
Industrial Arts, Technical Option

Industrial Arts Club 3, 4; Veterans Association
1. 2. 3, 4.

JAMES LeROY RAPER

RALEIGH, N. C.
Aeronautical Engineering

IAS 3, 4; Blue Key 3, 4; American Rocket So-
ciety 4; Alpha Phi Omega 1, 2, 3, President 3.
Sgt at Arms 2, Historian 2; YMCA Cabinet 3,
4, Commission Chr. 4; Arnold Air Society 3, 4,
Commander 4; Military Ball Association 4; Ad-
vanced AFROTC; YMCA Marriage & Courtship
Chr. 3.

JACK SMITH REAMS

RALEIGH, N C
Industrial Engineering

AIIE; Veterans Club; Tennis 1

JAMES D. REAVIS

RALEIGH, N C.
Furniture Manufacturing and Management

Furniture Club 3, 4; FPRS 3, Secretary 4.

RICHARD HORACE REDWINE

RURAL HALL, N. C
Ceramic Engineering

Phi Eta Sigma 1,2; Keramos 2, 3, 4, President
4; Blue Key 3, 4; Tau Beta Pi 3, 4, Phi Kappa
Phi 3, 4, Golden Cham 4; Honors Program 4;
Talent for Service Scholarship 1, 2. 3. 4; Amer-
ican Ceramic Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Theta Tau 2.
3, 4, Marshal 3, Treasurer 4; Engineers Council
3. 4. President 4

LAWRENCE DAVID REESE

HENDERSON, N C
Agricultural Education

Kappa Phi Kappa; Ag Ed Club 2, : 4

WILLIAM CHRISTOPHER REMINI

LONG ISLAND, N Y.

Nuclear Engineering and

Metallurgical Engineering

Phi Kappa Phi; Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Pi Sigma,
Treasurer; American Society for Metals, Vice
Chairman; American Institute of Physics; Vet-
erans Association; Newman Club.

EUGENE THOMAS REYNOLDS

FRANKLINVILLE, N C
Civil Engineering

Chi Epsilon; ASCE, Treas 3; Feature Writer
for "On The Level" 3; Veterans Association 3.

ROBERT DONALD RHYNE

FUQUAY SPRINGS, N. C
Industrial Arts Education

CARL BRYANT RICHARDSON, JR.

LOUISBURG. N. C
Civil Engineering

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GEORGE CARR RICHARDSON

DURHAM, N. C.
Agricultural Education

Ag Ed Club

THOMAS MURRAY RICHMOND, JR.

GREENSBORO, N. C
Heating and Air Conditioning

Sigma Phi Epsilon; ASHAE.

FRANKLIN DAN RIVENBARK

WATHA, N. C
Agricultural Education

Track 2, 3; Ag Ed Club, Ag Club.

EDWARD LEON ROACH

HAYESVILLE, N C
Agricultural Education

Western Carolina College 1,2; Science Club 1,
2; YRC 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2; Ag Ed Club 3.
4. Ag Club 3, 4.

DONALD HALEY ROBBINS

ALLENTOWN. N J
Forest Management

Forestry Club 3, 4.

DON SPENCER ROBERTSON

KING. N. C.
Poultry Science

Alpha Zeta, Office Censor 4; Poultry Science
Club, Vice Pres. 3, Sect'y 2; Pre Vet Club,
President 4; Poultry Judging Team 4

ELMER JAMES ROBINSON

LIBERTY, N, C
Heating and Air Conditioning

YDC; Veterans Club.

BERNARD JOSEPH ROCK

HICKORY. N, C.
Nuclear Engineering

Tau Beta Pi, Sigma Pi Sigma; AIP; Veterans
Club.

WILLS PINKNEY RODGERS, JR.

FRANKLINVILLE, N C.
Textiles

Delta Kappa Phi; Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4, All
Campus Tennis 2; Turlington Athletic Director
& Assistant Floor Manager 3, Most Participa-
tion Dorm Intramurals :

JOSEPH CHRISTY RODRI

DOWNINGTOWN, PA.
Industrial and Rural Recreation

Football 1. 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2. 3, Athletic Coun-
cil, YDC; Veterans Club, Monogram Club 2.
3. 4, Vice President and President

JOHN CHADWICK ROGERS

ZEBULON, N C.
Electrical Engineering and
Engineering Mathematics

Pi Kappa Alpha, AIEE, IRE, Veterans Club,
Music Committee; American Rocket Society,
Math Club.

LARRY LYNN ROGERS

LAKEVIEW, S C.
Textiles

Furman University 1. 2

LONNIE JOE ROGERS

WILLIAMSTON. N. C.
Electrical Engineering

Delta Sigma Phi; Intramural Basketball 2.

YMCA Cabinet

Dorm Secretary

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ROBERT WAITSELL ROLLINS

RUTHERFORDTON, N. C
Animal Industry

Intramural Softball and Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Ag-
riculture Club I, 2, 3, 4; YMCA 1, 2; College
4-H Club I, 2, 3, 4; YDC 3. 4; Animal Industry
Club 2, I

DANE ROTEN

FLEETWOOD, N. C.
lores! Management

Psi Sigma Pi.

PHILIP MARION ROTHROCK

WINSTON -SALEM, N. C.
Mechanical Engineering

ASME 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Sports 1 , 2. 3, 4.

THOMAS HARDY ROTHROCK, JR.

RALEIGH, N C

Electrical Engineering

AIEE-IRE Student and Professional; Raleigh

Chapter and State College Chapter Order of

DeMolay; Hiram Lodge No. 40, A. F. & A. M

DOUGLAS EARL ROUSE

KINSTON. N C.
Electrical Engineering

MICHAEL BRUCE ROWE

RALEIGH, N. C.
Industrial Engineering

Sigma Phi Epsilon; AIIE.

ROBERT LEE ROYSTER

CLARKSVILLE, VA.
Agricultural Engineering

Intramurals 1 , 2, 3, 4; ASAE 4.

PAUL EDWARD RUMMAGE

MOORESVILLE, N C.

Mechanical Engineering

ASME 4; Veterans Club 1,2, 3,4

DONALD ROBERT RUMMLER

CHERAW, S C
Civil Engineering

Theta Chi; Chi Epsilon; Tau Beta Pi; Apollo
Club, Captain, Varsity Rifle Team 3, 4; Vice
President and Steward Theta Chi, 3, 4; IFC ]r
Rep. 3; Chairman, Pres Kitchen Stewards Assn ,
ASCE; NRA

DENVER W. RUPARD

STATESVILLE, N. C
Civil Engineering

YDC; Veterans Association; Chairman Investi-
gation Comm. Judicial Board; ASCE; Student
Govt.

BENJAMIN CHRISTOPHER RUSH

STAR, N. C.
Mechanical Aeronautical Engineering

Pi Kappa Phi, MPM; Arnold Air Society; Wrest-
ling 2; Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4; AFROTC I, 2.
3, 4; ISO 4.

KENNETH EUGENE RUSS

IVANHOE. N. C.
Civil Engineering

ASCE

JESSE KESSLLER RUSSELL

RALEIGH, N. C.
Wood Technology

FPRS. Vice President; Forestry Club.

DAVID WALLACE RYAN

GREENSBORO, N. C.
Textiles

Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Advanced ROTC 3, 4; Dorm
Floor Manager Tucker 4.

THOMAS ANTHONY SAIEED

GREENVILLE, N. C.
Civil Engineering, Construction Option

Pi Kappa Phi; ASCE; MPM of Pi Kappa Phi,
Fraternity Intramurals 1 2, 3, 4; Arnold Air So-
ciety 3, 4, Air Force ROTC 1. 2. 4

WILLIAM CARLOS SAIN

STATESVILLE, N C.
Electrical Engineering

Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu, Treasurer; Phi Eta
Sigma; AIEE; IRE; YMCA; Veterans Associa-
tion.

JUNIUS LEE SALES, JR.

ASHEVILLE, N C
Horticulture

FarmHouse, Assistant Athletic Director; Scab-
bard and Blade; Vice President Horticulture
Club; Ag Club Float Chairman for Homecoming.

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LUTHER CARLTON SALTER, JR.

SHEFFIELD, ALA.
Nuclear Engineering

Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Phi Eta Sigma; Sig-
ma Phi Sigma; Apollo Club 4, Intramural Basket-
ball 1, 2; Football 1; Canterbury Club 1, 2, 3,
4, President 3; YMCA; American Institute of
Physics 1; State College Glee Club 1, 2. 3;
Chicago Tribune Cold Medal Award for AFROTC
II Cadet.

NORMAN GILBERT SAMET

HIGH POINT. N. C.
Civil Engineering, Construction

Sigma Alpha Mu, Treasurer 3. President 4;
Scabbard & Blade; ASCE; Photographer South-
ern Engineer; Intramural Football 1 ; Fraternity
Football. Basketball 2. 3. 4.

GALLEGOS CARLOS FELIPE SANCHEZ

LIMA, PERU
Textiles

International Club; Faculty Member; Universidad
delngenieria, Lima, Peru; Sociedoid Nacional de

Inq Quimicos.

GRAHAM HODGE SANDERS

ELIZABETH CITY, N. C.

Industrial Engineering
Program Chairman AIIE; Veterans Club; Writers
Club; YRC.

JOHN WALTON SANDERS, JR.

RALEIGH, N. C.
Civil Engineering

Phi Kappa Tau; Scabbard and Blade; Soccer 1;
ASCE.

WILLIAM FERRELL SANDERS, JR.

BADIN, N C.
Electrical Engineering

Pi Kappa Alpha; AIEE

CHARLES ELBERT SANE

RUTHERFORDTON, N. C.

Agricultural Education

Kappa Phi Kappa; Ag Ed Club.

ASHOK HIMATLAL SANGHAVI

BOMBAY. INDIA
Textile Chemistry

EDWARD RHONE SASSER

HALLSBORO. N. C.
Agricultural Education

GEORGE COLON SASSER

GOLDSBORO, N. C.
Civil Engineering

ASCE ; AFROTC 1,2,: !

PRESTON EUGENE SASSER

DOVER, N. C.
Agricultural Engineering

ASAE, Secretary 1, Treasurer 2; Editor N. C.
Agricultural Engineering 3, Chairman CU Film
Committee 3, Secretary 4; Manager Wesley
House 3,

DAVID LEROY SAUNDERS

CHARLOTTE. N. C.

Textiles

Tau Kappa Epsilon, Secretary; Delta Kappa Phi.

DAVID HOWARD SCANLON III

DURHAM, N. C.
Forest Management

Lambda Chi Alpha; Xi Sigma Pi, Fraternity In
tramurals 3, 4; Forestry Club; Fraternity Rush
Chairman, Steward; Canterbury Club; CU Out-
ing Committee.

PAUL EUGENE SCARBOROUGH, JR.

STATESVILLE, N. C.
Electrical Engineering

Phi Kappa Phi; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; Phi
Eta Sigma; AIEE, Chairman; IRE Joint Student
Branch; Engineer's Council; CU Music Commit
tee; Wesley Foundation.

FRANK S. SCARPA

RALEIGH, N. C
Civil Engineering

Chi Epsilon, Assistant Editor of Transit; ASCE;
Engineers Council; Editor of Southern Engineer.

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PETER PAUL SCHELANSKY

CLIFTON, N. J.
Furniture Manufacturing and Marketing

Furniture Club
MARK RICHARD SCHIFF

NEW HYDE PARK, N. Y.
Textile Chemistry

Sigma Alpha Mu; Mu Beta Psi . Armed Forces
Chemical Award; AATCC ; Sigma Omegram;
Varsity Soccer 1, 2; Phi Psi , Band 1, 2,

JAMES RAY SCHOFIELD

CARY, N. C.
Electrical Engineering

Eta Kappa Nu; AIEE; Veterans Association

VERNON J. SCHRUM

RALEIGH, N. C.
Industrial Arts, Technical Option

IAC 2, 3, 4; Lutheran Student Association I,
2 3 4 Vice President 2; Veterans Club i, 4;
^DC 4

WILLIAM A. SCHUL

HAMILTON, OHIO
Pulp and Paper

Sigma Phi Epsilon, Historian 3, Vice President
4, Phi Eta Sigma; Epsilon Sigma Pi; Xi Sigma
Pi. Secretary, Fiscal Agent 4; Fourdnnier So-
ciety, Vice Pres. 3, President 4; Fraternity In-
tramurals 1 , 2. 3. 4

ROBERT SCHUSTER

HILLSIDE, N. J.
Textiles
Intramural 2, 3, 4; Phi Psi; IFC Representative;
Sigma Alpha Mu.

JOHN AVERY SCISM

KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C.

Agriculture Economics

Cross Country 1 ; Intramurals, Marine Reserve

Officers Candidate

FREDERICK MYERS SCOTT III

IACKSONVILLE, N. C.
M etallurgical Engineering

Sigma Pi. Officer 2, 3; Arnold Air Society; Scab-
bard & Blade; AFROTC, "Vapor Trails." Drill
Team 1 ; Television Series Director. Lt Colonel,
Wing Administrative Officer 4, American So-
ciety for Metals 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3; Inter-
fraternity Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Gov-
ernment Judicial Board 2, 3. Chairman Summer
Session; Student Government Orientation Com-
mittee 2, 3

GEORGE WALTER SCOTT

ELIZABETH CITY. N C

Mechanical Engineering

Aeronautical Option

Delta Club; Football 1, 2; Veterans Association;

IAS.

WALTER RAMON SEAMON

GRAHAM, N C

Electrical Engineering

Phi Kappa Phi

ROBERT THOMAS SEAY

BRYSON CITY, N. C.

Electrical Engineering

Tau Kappa Epsilon, Band 1, 2

BEN RUSTOM SETHNA

BOMBAY, INDIA
Textiles
Social and International Committee of CU ;
Swimming Table Tennts and Volleyball

WARD LEAVERNE SETZER

LENOIR. N. C
Civil Engineering
Chi Epsilon; ASCE, Publicity Director; Engineer
Council

WESLEY EDWARD SHAW
MONROE, N C
Civil Engineering
ASCE; Scabbard & Blade
LEMUEL DARR SHEALY, JR.
THOMASVILLE, N. C.
Textiles
Delta Kappa Phi; Circulation Manager of "The
Textile Forum"; Intramural Football and Basket-
ball 1,2; Veterans Club.

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JAMES EDWARD SHEPHERD, JR.

LEWISVILLE, N. C.
Mechanical Engineering
Scabbard and Blade; ASME.

JIM KEMP SHERRON, JR.

FUQUAY SPRINGS, N. C.
Industrial and Rural Recreation

Varsity Football I, 2. 3. 4; Intramural Softball
1, 2, 3; Veterans Club 1, 2. 3, 4; YDC 2, 3, 4.
Vice President 3, 4; Monogram Club 3. 4, Re-
porter 4; Senator School of Education 4,

COY EDGAR SHIELDS

WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
Civil Engineering, Construction Option

Sigma Phi Epsilon, ASCE

MERRIMAN STATON SHOLAR

CHARLOTTE, N. C.

Electrical Engineering

AIEE; IRE.

JOHN NICHOLAS SIDERIS

GREENVILLE, N. C

Mechanical Engineering

Aeronautical Option

Phi Eta Sigma; Veterans Club 1. 2, 3, 4; IAS

HUGH EDISON SIMMONS

HICKORY, N. C.
Textiles

Kappa Tau Beta, Treasurer; Delta Kappa Phi;
Intramurals 2, 3, 4; BSU Choir, Executive Coun-
cil 2; Jack Gold Scholarship; Dorm Floor Man-
ager.

JAMES EDWARD SIMMONS, JR.

ENFIELD, N. C.
A nimal Husbandry

Ag Club; Al Club; Block & Bridle Club; Live-
stock Judging Team.

MALCOLM GLENN SIMPLER, JR.

CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Mechanical Engineering

Arnold Air Society; ASME; Military Ball Asso-
c ation

HENRY RODNEY SINK

THOMASVILLE, N C.
Engineering Mathematics

Intramurals 3, 4; Appalachian State Teachers
College 1 ; Wesley Foundation.

KENNETH NORMAN SISK

KNOXVILLE, TENN.
Heating and Air Conditioning
Freshman Soccer; Varsity Soccer 2, 3; Intra-
murals 1,2; ASCE; ASHACE; Engineers Council;
Glee Club

HOWARD EVANS SKIPPER, JR.

RED SPRINGS, N C.
Textiles

Delta Kappa Phi; Intramurals I, 2, 3. 4; All-
Campus Bowling 3, Horseshoes 3.

OTHMAN SKIREDJ

TADUJDATE, MOROCCO
Metallurgical Engineering

Swimming 3; American Society for Metals; Stu-
dent Arab Organization of the U S

DONALD ALFRED SLOAN

OLIN, N. C.
Mechanical Engineering

ASME

ARCHIE HUGH SMITH

MILL SPRING, N C
Furniture Manufacturing and Marketing

Furniture Club; Forest Product Research Society.

CRAIG J. SMITH, JR.

ALBEMARLE, N C
Heating and Air Conditioning

Intramurals 4; ASHACE, President 4; Tucker
Dorm, Secretary 4, Floor Manager 3, 4; YDC;
YMCA.

DAVID ALBERT SMITH

LEXINGTON, N C.
Dairy Husbandry

FarmHouse; Ag Club; Animal Industry Club;
IFC.

DRAYTON LENDELL SMITH, JR.

ALBEMARLE, N. C.
Mechanical Engineering

Lambda Chi Alpha; ASME.

DUANE GORDON SMITH

ENOCHVILLE, N. C.

Textiles

Delta Kappa Phi.

EUGENE EDWARD SMITH

GREENSBORO, N C
Industrial Engineering

Kappa Alpha, President 4; Alpha Pi Mu, Treas-
urer 4; Golf 1. 2, 3, 4; Advanced ROTC; AIIE.

FREDERICK WILLIAM SMITH

WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
Mechanical Engineering

ASME

GASTON FRANKLIN SMITH, JR.

ASHEVILLE, N. C.
Civil Engineering, Construction Option

Theta Tau 3, 4, Regent 4; Vetville Coun. il
4, ASCE 2. 3, 4; AIEE 1, 2; Veterans Club 1,
2, 3, 4, Executive Council -t

JAMES IRVIN SMITH

KING, N, C
Animal Industry

Alpha Zeta; Ag Club; Animal Industry Club,
Activities Chairman 3, Vice President 3, Presi-
dent 4; Dairy Cattle Judging Team 4.

RICHARD FRANCIS SMITH

RALEIGH, N. C
Civil Engineering

ASCE; Veterans Club; YMCA; Intramurals 2.

WILLIAM MARVIN SMITH

SELMA, N. C,
Soils

Alpha Gamma Rho, Social Chairman; American
Society of Agronomy, Corresponding Secretary
Agricultural Club; Fraternity Intramurals 3, 4
jr-Sr. Dance Committee 3; Air Science I, 2
Military Science 3, 4.

RONALD ERNEST SNEED

OXFORD, N. C.
Agricultural Engineering

Blue Key; Alpha Zeta; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4;
John F Miller Award 4; President IDC 4; Presi-
dent Tucker Dorm 4, Dorm Manager 4, Assistant
Floor Manager 4, Athletic Director 2, 3; ASAE
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, President 5, Vice President 3,
Secretary 4, National First Vice President 3;
CU Board of Directors 4, CUSC 4.

CHARLES EDWIN SNYDER

WINSTON-SALEM. N C.

Mechanical Engineering
Intramural Sports 1,2; ASME 2, 3, 4; Veterans
Association 2, 3. 4, Vetville Council 3, YMCA 1

MICHAEL DAVIS SOLOMON

BROOKLYN, N. Y
Textiles

Sigma Alpha Mu. Recorder; Phi Psi , Editor Sigma
Omegram; Varsity Soccer 2, Freshman Tennis
I, Varsity Tennis 2, 3, 4; Big 4 Table Tennis
Winner 1, 2, 3; School Table Tennis Winner
1, 2,

DONALD HARVEY SOMERVILLE

PLYMOUTH, N C
Electrical Engineering

Lambda Chi Alpha I, 2. 3. 4; Scabbard and
Blade 3, 4; Arnold Air Society 3, 4, Fraternity
Correspondent 3; AIEE. CU Film Committee 1,
Outing Committee 1

ROBERT FRANKLIN SOOTS, JR.

MIDLAND, N, C.
Wildlife Conservation and Management

Tau Alpha Sigma, Marshal 3; Leopold Wildlife
Club, President 4; Ag Club; YDC; Veterans
Club.

LAWRENCE EDWARD SPAHR

BRISTOL, VA.
Textiles

Delta Kappa Phi; Intramural Sports, CU Snack
Bar Staff.

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JACKIE LAMAR SPARKS

CLEMMONS, N. C.
I ml list rial Engineering

Theta Chi, Rushing Chairman; AIIE.

THOMAS GLENN SPARROW

5TONIA, N C.
Textiles

Phi Kappa Tau; Intramurals Football 2, 3, 4;
Softball 2, 3, 4; Veterans Association I, 2, 3, 4

GEORGE BROUGHTON SPENCE, JR.

FAYETTEVILLE, N. C.
Field Crops

Alpha Gamma Rho 3, 4; American Society of
Agronomy 3, 4, Officer; Agricultural Club 1,
2, 3, 4, US Marine Corps Platoon Leader, Class
Treasurer 4.

ANTHONY GERALD SPINELLO

BROOKLYN, N. Y.
Geological Engineering

Intramural Handball and Bowling 2, 3 4, Rock-
hound Club; AIME

JOHN ALEXANDER SPRINKLE, JR.

WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
Electrical Engineering

Delta Sigma Phi; Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi;
Phi Kappa Phi; Blue Key; Order of Thirty &
Three; Phi Eta Sigma; Radio Station WKNC,
Sales Director 3, Business Manager 4; Editor
"Vapor Trails" 3; Social Fraternity Editor; In-
tramurals 2, 3, 4; Student Government 4; YDC;
AIEE-IRE; CU 1; Publications Board 4.

LINWOOD WADDELL STANCIL, JR.

WARWICK, VA.
Electrical Engineering

Sigma Phi Epsilon; Track 2; Tennis I; AIRE,
AIEE; IFC.

BOBBY NEAL STANLEY

CLARENDON, N. C.
Field Crops

LUTHER EARL STEGALL

WARRENTON, N C
Civil Engineering

Advanced Army ROTC.

MILTON JAMES STEPHENS, JR.

ERWIN, N. C.

Nuclear Engineering

AIP2, 3, 4.

LEONIDAS D. STEPHENSON, JR.

RALEIGH, N. C.
Nuclear Engineering

Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Pi Sigma, AIP; Veterans
Association.

james McMillan stevenson

HENDERSON, N. C.
Architecture

CU Gallery Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Chairman 3,
4; Canterbury Club.

CHARLES NELSON STINNETT, JR.

CANTON, N. C.
Mechanical Engineering

GLENN EDWARD STIREWALT

CHINA GROVE, N. C.

Electrical Engineering

AIEE.

ROY WESLEY STONECYPHER

RALEIGH, N. C
Forest Management

Xi Sigma Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Forestry Club.

STEPHEN EARLY STOUT

DURHAM, N. C
Chemical Engineering

AICHE

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RICHARD DOUGLAS STOVER

GASTON IA, N C.
Chemical Engineering

AICE. Engineers Council 4; Intramural Tennis
1, 2; Pershing Rifles; Scabbard & Blade

WILLIAM ROBERT STROMSOE

WILMINGTON, N, C.
Industrial Engineering

AIIE; Veterans Association.

WILLIAM LEE STRUM

ROCKY MOUNT, N. C
Mechanical Engineering

ASME; Intramurals 3; Pershing Rifles 2; ROTC
& Flight Program Army 4.

NED RUSSELL STUART

KERNERSVILLE. N C
Industrial Engineering

RAY THORNTON STUART

EAST WAKEFIELD, N. H.
Civil Engineering, Construction Option

ASCE; Veterans Association.

JACK CARROLL STURGILL

NORTON, VA.
Forest Management

Xi Sigma Pi; Fcrestr\ Club.

JACK HOUSTON SULLIVAN

THOMASVILLE. N. C.

Mechanical Engineering

Aeronautical Option

LEON BRUCE SUMNER

ASHEVILLE, N C.
Forest Management

Xi Sigma Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Forestry Club 2, 3,
4, Program Chairman 4.

THOMAS LARRY SUMMER

CHERRYVILLE, N. C.
Forestry
Forest Products Research Society 1 , 2. 3, 4,
Treasurer 4; Forestry Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Intramural
Athletics Football, Badminton, Bowling, Volley-
ball.

JOE TERRY SWAIM

WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
Electrical Engineering

Delta Sigma Phi, Athletic Director 3, Vice Presi-
dent 4; Eta Kappa Nu. Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa
Phi; AIEE; Intramural Softball, Football, Track
& Basketball.

PASCHALL WARD SWANN

STATESVILLE. N C.
Civil Engineering

Chi Epsilon

DAVID LEROY SWARINGEN

ALBEMARLE, N. C.

Electrical Engineering

AIEE.

JAMES EDWARD SWING

CLIFFSIDE, N. C
Electrical Engineering

AIEE, IRE; Veterans Association

CHRISTOPHER ALAN TABOR

BALTIMORE, MD.
Forest Management

Alpha Zeta, Scholarship 2, FarmHouse; Xi Sigma
Pi, The Order of Thirty and Three, Sec'y-Treas.
:. Blue Key, President 4; Pinetum Staff 1, 2,
3; Biltmore Forestry Scholarship 3, 4; Forestry
Club 1,2, 3, 4. Sgt. at Arms 1, Secretary 2. 3;
Freshman-Sophomore Dance Committee 2; High
School Day, Chairman 3; Apollo Club, Chairman
4; YMCA Cabinet 4.

THOMAS FLAKE TALBERT, JR.

SPENCER, N. C.
Mechanical Engineering

ASME; Business Staff, Southern Engineer 2.

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BYRON SHAW TAYLOR

ELIZABETHTOWN. N C.
Agricultural Education

Kappa Phi Kappa; Agricultural Club; Agricultural
Ed Club

DAVID RAY TAYLOR

ZEBULON, N. C

Civil Engineering

ASCE

RONALD SHERRILL TAYLOR

CHARLOTTE, N C
Nuclear Engineering and
Engineering Mathematics

American Institute of Physics; Veterans Asso-
ciation

BILLY KEITH TEAGUE

WILMINGTON, N C.
Industrial Engineering

AIIE; Veterans Club.

DAVID BOYCE TEAGUE

GRANITE FALLS, N G
Electrical Engineering

WKNC 3, 4; Band 3. 4; YDC 3, 4. Mars Hill
lunior College 1, 2; Participant Senior Honors

WILLIAM JAMES TERRY, JR.

GASTON I A, N. C.
Textiles

Kappa Sigma; Pershing

OSMYN ORLANDO TESH, JR.

•A INSTON-SALEM. N C
Chemical Engineering

Alpha Phi Omega; AICHE; Wataugan Reporter;
Era I 2, 3.

MILTON DALE TETTERTON, JR.

SOUTH BOSTON, VA
Electrical Engineering

AIEE

CONARD CORNELIUS THARPE, JR.

RONDA, N C.
Industrial Arts

Industrial Arts Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Veterans Asso-
ciation 1,2, I

RONNIE OWEN THARRINGTON

LOUISBURG, N C
Soils
FarmHouse; Agronomy Society; Agriculturist
Staff, Intramural Sports

TOMMIE HIGHT THARRINGTON

LOUISBURG. N C

Soils

FarmHouse. Ag Club; Agronomy Club

JACOB JOYNER THIGPEN, JR.

DUDLEY, N, C.

Pulp and Paper Technology

Program Chairman, Fourdrinier Society.

JACK BARKER THOMAS

ROCKY MOUNT, N C
Industrial and Rural Recreation

^ appa Phi Kappa; Freshman Basketball Man-
ager; Intramural Archer,' Champion 3; Archery
Club

JAMES ELVEY THOMAS, JR.

RALEIGH. N C.
Mechanical Engineering

Kappa Sigma, President 4, Phi Eta Sigma; Pi Tau
Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; ASME 3, 4; IFC 1, 2. 3, 4;
IFC Rushing Chairman 4; Apollo Club; Dean's
List

JO ANN THOMAS

SPRUCE PINE. N C
Agricultural and Biological Chemistry

EUGENE ERVIN THOMPSON

RALEIGH, N. C
Industrial Engineering

Phi Kappa Tau; Mu Beta Psi; Cross Country
Track 1, 2; AIIE 1, 2. -. 4. 5, NC State Band
I, 2. 3. 4. 5.

JAMES BURTON THOMPSON

NEW BERN. N C
Industrial Engineering

Sigma Pi, House Manager; AIIE; IAS; Wesley
Foundation; Interfraternity Sports 1, 2, 3, 4;
Football; Softball; Basketball, Tennis; Volley-
ball; Air Science 1, 2; Military Science 3, 4;
Cadet 1st Lt Platoon Leader 4, IFC Committee

JERRY WILLIAM THOMPSON

DENTON, N C
Agricultural Education

Intramural Softball 3. 4; Basketball. Football
2, 3. 4; Championship Team 4; AEE Club 3, 4.

RONALD LEON THOMPSON

LAURINBURC. N. C.
Electrical Engineering

WILLIE LEE THOMPSON, JR.

LAURINBURC. N C.
Heating and Air Conditioning

ASHAC.

CLARENCE OTTO THORNBURG, JR.

RALEIGH. N C
Nuclear Engineering

Phi Eta Sigma; Mu Beta Psi ; Sigma Pi Sigma;
Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Lutheran Students
Association. Vice President

ROBERT LeROY THORNBURG

GASTON I A, N. C
Electrical Engineering

Mu Beta Psi 1, 2, 3. 4; AIEE I. 2, 3, 4. 5;
Engineers Council 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Band I, 2. 3,
4, 5; Band Secretary 2, 3; Summer School Ju-
dicial Board 3.

WILLIAM FRANKLIN TILLETT

TIMBERLAKE, N C
Mechanical Engineering

ASME.

CURTIS CARLYLE TILLOTSON, JR.

OXFORD, N. C
Civil Engineering

Tucker Basketball Team 1, 2. Volleyball I, 2, 3;
Intramurals 1, 2; NC State Band I, 2, 3, 4.

CU Dance Band 3

LEONARD CAREY TILSON

MARS HILL. N. C
Horticulture

Horticulture Club; Ag Club; Veterans Associa-
tion

ROBERT RAY TILSON

BURNSVILLE, N. C.
Mechanical Engineering

Dorm Floor Manager 2, ASME; ASTE. State
Toastmasters, Vice President 4; Apollo Club.

HARRY MOTTE TIMMONS

CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Mathematics Education

Mathematics and Science Club, Intramurals I,
2; Orientation Group Leader,

ROBERT BAKER TODD

CHAPEL HILL, N. C.
Mechanical Engineering

Southern Engineer, Business Manager 3, Circu-
lation Manager 1, 2, Advisory Board 4; Dorm
Football and Basketball 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 4,
ASME 2. 3. 4

DONALD DEAN TOMLIN, JR.

CHATTANOOGA. TENN.
Engineering Physics

Tennis 1, 2; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3;
President Wesley House 3; Wesley Foundation
1, 2. 3, 4; Canterbury Club 2, 4; AIP 1, 2, 3, 4;
Reactor Tour Guide Member

FRED TONEY, JR.

MOORESBORO. N C
Engineering Mathematics

Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi;
Dorm Floor Manager, Secretary. Vice President;
RCA Scholarship; Math Club, Treasurer

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DAVID ARTHUR TOUSIGNANT

WILMINGTON, N. C.
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Kappa Alpha; Tau Beta Chi, Vice Presiden*
Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Orientation
Leader.

ROBERT WALKER TRAYLOR

NORLINA, N. C.
Industrial and Rural Recreation

Intramural Basketball 1 , 2, 3, 4.

BEN CAROLYN TREECE

CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Civil Engineering, Construction Option

Dean's List, Theta Tau 3, Vice Regent 4; Vet-
erans Association I, 2, 3, Treasurer, Vice Pres-
ident 4; YRC; ASCE 1. 2, 3, 4

JOHNNY BENJAMIN TREECE

ALBEMARLE, N. C.
Industrial Arts, Technical Option

Dorm Athletic Director 3. 4, Secretary 4; In-
dustrial Arts Club; Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4.

FRANK BACON TROTMAN

HADDONFIELD, N. J.
Science Education

Kappa Phi Kappa; Freshman Soccer 1, Varsity
2, 3, 4; Intramural Football 1, Basketball 1, 2,
1 Softball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4. Hand-
ball 3. 4; Math Science Club 3, 4; Ag Club 1 ;
Ag Ed Club I; YMCA 1, 2.

KENNARD S. TROWBRIDGE, JR.

PLYMOUTH. N. C.

Industrial and Rural Recreation

Football 1,2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4.

HENRY LANSING TUCKER, JR.

TOWNSVILLE. N C.

Mechanical Engineering

Arnold Air Society; ASME; Advanced AFROTC.

MARCUS SHARPE TURNER, JR.

FAIR BLUFF. N. C,
Agricultural Education

Student Government Junior Senator; Ag Ed
Club; YDC.

JAMES LEO TUTTEROW

BURLINGTON, N C.
Industrial and Rural Recreation

Kappa Phi Kappa; Track 3, 4, Intramurals 3, 4;
Veterans Club.

PAUL ELWOOD TYNDALL

ALBERTSON, N. C.
Textiles

Phi Psi ; Tompkins Textile Council.

WILLIE EUGENE UNDERWOOD

WAYNESVILLE, N. C.
Mechanical Engineering
ASME 4; Veterans Association I, 2, 3, 4, As-
sistant Secretary 2.

JAMES NEAL UNTZ

BELMONT, N C.
Al echanical Engineering

Sigma Pi, Intramural Football 2, 3, 4, Freshman
Cabinet YMCA; Phi Kappa Phi Award; ASME
2. 3, 4, Vice President 4

MILTON EVERETTE USSERY

LAURINBURG, N C
Industrial Engineering

Apollo Club; Veterans Club; AIIE

WILLIAM EDISON VALENTINE

WHITEVILLE, N. C.
Architecture

Scabbard & Blade; Band 1 ; Drum & Bugle Corps
2, 3; Gallery Committee CU 2, 3, 4.

JAIME VARON

RALEIGH, N. C.
Textiles

Sigma Alpha Mu; Soccer 3; Steward Sigma Alpha
Mu; Cosmopolitan Club; International Club.

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KENNETH EVERETT VAUGHN

PROVIDENCE, N. C.
Dairy Husbandry

Al Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Ag Club 1. 2. 3, 4; YMCA
Cabinet 1 ', ice President 4

GERALD EDWARD VEAZEY

COVINGTON, TENN.
Textiles

Phi Psi; Veterans Association

JAKE DELANO VINSON

ROSEBORO. N. C.
Agricultural Education

CHARLES McKINNEY VOGLER

MT. AIRY, N. C
Electrical Engineering

AIEE.

ROBERT ALAN VOGLER

WINSTON-SALEM, N C.
Mechanical Engineering

Intramural Football 1, 2; Track 1, 2, Basketball
1, 2, 3; ASME, Chairman; Engineers Council.

GERALD LOUIS WAITMAN

FAYETTEVILLE, N. C.
Industrial Arts, Technical Option

Southern Engineer 1, 2, 3, Business Manager 3;
Army ROTC, Captain 4; Engineers Council 3.

JAMES WILLIAM WALCH III

CLAYMONT, DEL.

Textiles

Delta Sigma Phi; Phi Psi; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4,

Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club, President

i Force Glee Club; Intramurals.

DOROTHY DEAN WALKER

BURLINGTON, N C.
Engineering Mathematics

Mars Hill Junior College 1, 2; State College
Math Club; Chairman Hospitality Committee
CU; Homecoming Sponsor; CU Day Sponsor,
Secretary of Summer School Committee, Chair-
man High School Day.

FENTON GENE WALKER

RALEIGH, N C
Electrical Engineering

Phi Kappa Phi

JAMES CLARK WALKER

LENOIR, N. C.
Electrical Engineering

THOMAS WALKER

CLAYTON. OHIO
Forest Management

Xi Sigma Pi.

HAROLD JENNINGS WALL

RALEIGH. N C.
Mechanical Engineering

ASME

JERRY MARVIN WALLER

HAMLET. N C
Metallurgical Engineering

Phi Eta Sigma; ASM, Secretary-Treasurer

President 4.

BENNIE RAY WARD

ELKIN, N C.
Metallurgical Engineering

Phi KaDpa Tan Southern Engineer 3; Intramurals
1 2. 3. 4; Rock Hound Club 1; ASM 2, 3, 4,
Treasurer 4; YRC 3.

CARL HUGH WARD

NAKINA, '
Agricultural Education
Agriculture Club; Ag Education Club.

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DANIEL DEWARD WARD

RALEIGH, N. C.
Textiles

Delta Kappa Phi; Vice President AATCC; Tomp-
kins Textile Council; Ciba Scholarship 3. 4

JAMES LONNIE WARD

BADIN, N. C.
Mechanical Engineering

WAYNE AUBREY WARD

DENTON. N. C.
A nimal Industry

AgClub; Al Club

ROBERT EARL WARDSWORTH

MACCLESFIELD, N. C.
Agricultural Education

YDC; Ag Ed Club; Advanced AFROTC

CHARLES KENNETH WARLICK

POLKVILLE, N. C.
Chemical Engineering

AICHE; Alpha Beta Gamma; Intramural Softball
and Football 2, 3, 4.

FREDERICK MICHAEL WARLICK, JR.

SALISBURY, N. C.
Textiles

ASTCC; Student Government Representative 2;
Tompkins Textile Council 2, 4; Owen Dorm,
Floor Manager, Athletic Director 2

GARLAND GLENN WARREN, JR.

MT AIRY, N C.
Engineering Mathematics

Sigma Nu; Alpha Phi Omega, Vice President 3;
Syme Dorm President 3, 4; Student Senate 4;
Math Club 4; Athletic Council 4; IDC 3, 4.

JAMES ARNOLD WARREN

STATESVILLE, N. C.

Civil Engineering

Scabbard and Blade. Captain; ASCE

TOMMY CAULEY WARREN

HORSE SHOE. N. C.
Al echanical Engineering

DAVID PAUL WARRICK

JACKSON. N. C.
Agriculture

Veterans Club; Agriculture Club 4; Ag Educa-
tion Club 4; Basketball 4; Softball 2.

JOHN WILLIAM WATKINS

ROCKINGHAM. N. C
Civil Engineering. Construction Option

LARRY WAYNE WATSON

SANFORD, N. C.
Mathematics Education

Kappa Phi Kappa; Math & Science Club; YRC

WILLIAM JOHNSON WATSON

FAYETTEVILLE, N. G
Civil Engineering

JOHN EDWARD WATTS

CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Mechanical Engineering

ASME; Inner Dorm Council

JEFFREY WAYNE WEAVIL

LIBERTY, N. C.
Agricultural Education

Alpha Zeta; Kappa Phi Kappa; Ag Ed Club; Ag
Club; Advanced AFROTC.

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BRUCE HILTON WEBB

STANTONSBURC, N. C.
Agricultural Education

Baseball I, Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Army ROTC

GEORGE EDGAR WELLS

HENDERSON. N. C.
Civil Engineering

ASCE

WILSON CARY WHITAKER

ENFIELD, N. C
Industrial Engineering

Treasurer, AIIE

ANDREW JOHN WEBER

ALLENTOWN. N J.
Wildlife Management

Tau Alpha Sigma; Wildlife Club, Vice President,
Secretary.

JOHN LEWIS WEST

PLANTERSVILLE, S C.
Pulp and Paper Technology

Xi Sigma Pi; Fourdrinier Society

JESSE WADE WHITE

WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
Electrical Engineering

ARTHUR BERNHARDT WEISSER

CRESS KILL, N, J
Chemical Engineering

Sigma Chi, Newman Club; Apollo Club.

RICHARD VANNEMAN WELCH

GREENSBORO, N C
Forest Management

Pmetum 2, 3, Editor 4; Army Rifle Team 1 ;
Society of American Foresters; Forestry Club

RAYMOND THOMAS WELDON, JR.

HENDERSON, N. C.
Textiles

Delta Kappa Phi; Secretary, Kappa Tau Beta;
Tompkins Textile Council.

WILLIAM H. L. WESTBROOK III

CUMBERRY, N. C.
Chemical Engineering

Sigma Phi Epsilon; Phi Eta Sigma; AICHE, Sec-
retary 4; Apollo Club.

CHARLES ALLEN WETHINGTON

CRIFTON, N. C
Mechanical Engineering

Technician; Secretary. Fourth Dorm; ASME

GAINES LORRAINE WHICKER

KANNAPOLIS. N C
Engineering Mathematics

KENNETH NORMAN WHITE

WINSTON-SALEM, N. C
Electrical Engineering

AIEE; IRE.

CHAS. McLAWHORN WHITEHURST

AYDEN, N. C.
Mechanized Agriculture

Intramural Football, Basketball, Softball. I, 2,
3, 4. Tennis 3; ASAE

WILLIAM LARRY WHITEHURST

STOKES, N C
Field Crops

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HOBART AUGUSTUS WHITMAN III

ASHEVILLE. N. C.
Electrical Engineering

Mu Beta Psi; Westminster Fellowship 2, 3, 4;
NC State Symphony Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President
!, Raleigh Symphony Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4;
AIEE 4.

RICHARD NORWOOD WHITMAN

WINSTON-SALEM, N. C
Electrical Engineering

Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Kappa Phi.

BOBBY GENE WILDER

WENDELL, N. C
Science Education

Phi Kappa Tau; Student Government 2; Presi-
dent YDC 2; Math & Science Education Club.

JAMES REUBEN WILDER

RALEIGH, N. C.
Civil Engineering, Construction Option

ASCE.

ALBERT CORPENING WILFONG, JR.

CLAREMONT, N. C.
Mechanical Engineering

Phi Epsilon Pi, Pi Tau Sigma; Southern Engineer,
Circulation Manager; Fraternity Intramurals 3
4, Dorm 2, 3. 4; ASME 3, 4, Secretary 4.

EDDIE CAMPBELL WILKES

ASHEBORO, N. C.
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Delta Kappa Phi; Basketball, Manager 1; In-
tramural Swimming 2, Basketball 3; All Campus
Swimming Team 2,

WILLIAM HOWARD WILKIE, JR.

SKYLAND, N. C.
Nuclear Engineering

Varsity Rifle Team 3, 4; CU, Music Committee;
American Institute of Physics.

MARION WESLEY WILLARD

WINSTON-SALEM. N. C
Electrical Engineering

Phi Eta Sigma; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; AIEE; IRE;
YDC.

AUDREY JOSEPH WILLIAMS

ASHEVILLE, N. C.
Civil Engineering

ASCE.

HERMAN ADAM WILLIAMS

WADESBORO, N C.
Agricultural Education

Scabbard & Blade; Intramural Softball 3, 4; Foot-
ball 2, 3, 4; Forestry Club; Ag Ed Club; Agri-
culture Club; YMCA; BSU.

JAMES ANDREW WILLIAMS

LUMBERTON, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering

Aeronautical Option

Tau Beta Pi; Honors Program; IAS.

JAMES ANDREW WILLIAMS

MARION, VA.
Nuclear Engineering

Sigma Pi.

JAMES DEARL WILLIAMS

ASH, N C.
Agricultural Education

Ag Ed Club.

RICHARD THOMAS WILLIAMS

CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Engineering Physics

American Institute of Physics.

ROBERT L. WILLIAMS, JR.

SHELBY, N, C
Mechanical Engineering

Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma 4; Phi Kappa Phi,
Treasurer; Honors Program; Intramural Football,
1, 2, 3, Softball I, 2, 3; Veterans Association,
Vice President 3; ASME.

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DONALD HUGH WILLIAMSON

LUCAMA, N. C.
Field Crops

Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Advanced ROTC: Welch
Dorm, President, Manager.

JERRY TALMADGE WILLIS

LAWNDALE, N. C.

Animal Industry and

Agricultural Economics

Alpha Zeta; Pershing Rifles; Animal Industry
Club, Secretary, Treasurer, Activities Chairman;
Agriculture Club; Dairy Cattle Judging Team;
Army Flight Training.

LARRY KELLY WILSON

BURLINGTON, N, C
Industrial Engineering

Sigma Pi; AIEE; AIIE

WILLIAM LEVI WILSON

ASHEVILLE, N. C.
Chemical Engineering

AICHE

FRANKLIN DAVID WINDLEY

BATH, N, C.
Industrial Engineering

AIIE, YMCA

DONALD GEORGE WINKLER

CHESTER, N. J.
Forest Management

Forestry Club

JAMES CLIFORD WITHERS

LILLINGTON, N. C
Agricultural Education

Ag Club; Ag Ed Club; Veterans Association,
YDC.

ROBERT REID WOMACK

FRANKLIN, N. C.

/Mechanical Engineering

Aeronautical Option

Delta Sigma Phi; Tau Beta Pi, 3, 4; Pi Tau Sigma
i, Phi Kappa Phi 4, Eta Sigma 1 ; IAS 3, 4.
Vice President 4, Arnold Air Society 3, 4, Sec-
retary 4; Student Traffic Committee 4; American
Rocket Society 4.

GERALD HINTON WOOD

RALEIGH, N. G
Agricultural Education

Intramural 1 ; Campus Government I , Ag Ed

Club

ZEBULON ROYCE WOODALL

BENSON, N. C
Civil Engineering

ASCE.

HENRY HARRISON WOODARD

SCOTLAND NECK, N C.
Electrical Engineering

AIEE 1. 4

CLIFTON LAWRENCE WOODLIEF

KITTRELL, N. C.
Agricultural Education

Kappa Phi Kappa, Expansion Secretary; Alpha
Zeta; Ag Ed Club, Vice President; Ag Club;
Veterans Club.

ROBERT McFARLAND WOODSIDE

STAUNTON, VA,
Nuclear Engineering

American Institute of Physics; American Rocket
Society; American Nuclear Society.

GERALD JORDAN WOOLARD

RALEIGH, N. C
Industrial Arts, Technical Option

Industrial Arts Club

JIMMY LUTHER WOOTEN

WALSTONBURC, N. C.

Animal Industry

Track.

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LLOYD B. WORTHINGTON, JR.

WINTERVILLE. N, C.
Electrical Engineering

Delta Sigma Phi, Secretary 4; YMCA; Advanced
AFROTC. Wing Staff, Drill Team, Dept. Com-
mander 3; Disciples Student Fellowship, Presi-
dent 3, State President 4.

THOMAS FULTON WYKE

SHELBY, N. C.
Nuclear Engineering

Phi Kappa Phi.

FRANK EARL WYNNE

WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
Industrial Arts, Technical Option

Track 1

JOSEPH LOUIS YATES

MORRISVILLE, N. C
Civil Engineering

ASCE, Intramural Tennis, Basketball 1, 2, : -i

STEVIE MIKE YIONOULIS

WILSON, N. C.
Engineering Mathematics

Tennis 1, 2; Theta Tau; Engineering Coun. >
4; Math Club.

CHARLES RICHARD YOUNTS

LEXINGTON, N. C

Soils

FarmHouse.

THOMAS LEE YOUNTS

THOMASVILLE, N C.
Industrial Arts. Technical Option

IAS.

JOHN SAMUEL YOW

GREENSBORO, N. C.
Dairy Manufacturing

Alpha Gamma Rho, Vice President; Publications
Board; Track 2; Intramural Football 3, Softball
4. Basketball 3, 4, Tennis, Badminton 3, 4; Pres-
ident junior Class; Ag Club; Al Club; CU Out-
ing Committee.

IBRAHIM YUCEYAR

BARNOWA- IZMIR, TURKEY
Textiles

International Club, AATCC.

CLAUDE ROSS ZACHARY, JR.

CHARLOTTE. N. C.
Mechanical Engineering

Delta Sigma Phi; ASME; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4;
Interfraternity Council, Orientation Commission.

THEODORE SANFORD ZELLER

COLUMBUS. OHIO
Animal Industry

Intramural Football 2, 3. Volleyball 2.

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ABIGAIL VALENCIA BONECILLO

HECTOR NOEL GOMEZ

AMRESH MAN PRADHANANG

PHILIPPINES

SOUTH AMERICA

KATHAMANDU, NEPAL

Textiles

Agricultural Education

Agriculture

JAMES ELAM CALDWELL, JR.

LUIS MORFE LOPEZ

NICOLA SAGNA

CHARLOTTE, N C.

PHILIPPINES

ROME, ITALY

General Sit/dies

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INDIA

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BOARD

Student publications have been a vital
force in the life of North Carolina State
College for many years. Since its beginning
in 1931, The Board of Student Publications
has served as a joint student-faculty body de-
signed to improve and coordinate the various
student publications, now totaling eight in-
cluding the student radio station. The diver-
sity of publications and the varying styles
provide an excellent training ground in the
field of communications for all students who
are interested in this work.

RUDOLPH PATE
Chairman

FACULTY -STAFF

Henry Bowers W. A. Newel

0. B. Copeland
W. L. Fleming

Rudolph Pate
Lindsay Whichard

PRESIDENT SENIOR CLASS:
Arron Capel

PRESIDENT JUNIOR CLASS:
Dave Thomas

PRESIDENT STUDENT GOVERNMENT:
Jim Hunt, Jr.

1178]

OF PUBLICATIONS

AGRICULTURIST:

Editor

William H. Johnson

Business Manager

Robert L. Leonard

AGROMECK:

Editor

Ralph Boswell

Business Manager

William Gardner

DESIGN:

Editor

Arthur R. Cogswell

Business Manager

Shelton R. Peed

PINETUM:

Editor

Richard V. Welch

Business Manager

Gary F. Dozier

SOUTHERN ENGINEER:

Editor

Frank S. Scarpa

Business Manager

James R. Currie

TECHNICIAN:

Editor

Roy Lathrop

Business Manager

Ray Morgan

JULIA MARTIN LUCAS
Secretary

TEXTILE FORUM:

Editor Walton K. Lynch

Business Manager Harry V. Lindsay

WKNC:

Manager Edwin Finch

Business Manager _. John Sprinkle

1 . 1

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THE

AGROMECK

STAFF

RALPH BOSWELL
Editor-in-Chief

BILL GARDNER
Business Manager

The AGROMECK is the largest publication on
campus. The eight section editors, the Editor, the
Business Manager, the Photographer, and the four
assistants work long, hard hours to put out a yearbook
that all the students will enjoy.

Each year the Editor strives to put out a book that
is comprehensive and different. His job is a tre-
mendous one with multiple worries.

At the end of the year when the AGROMECK goes
to press, the Editor can sigh in relief and be sure that
he has done a service that will live for many years
on the State College Campus.

STUART HART
Photographer

MISS PEGGY ALLRED for STUART HART

[181]

MISS ANNA THOMPSON

Sponsor for

RALPH BOSWELL

[182]

MISS MARGARET SUMMEY

Sponsor for

BILL GARDNER

[183]

JERRY GODFREY
Organizations Editor

CHARLIE

MISS BETSY GARDNER for JERRY GODFREY

/TV:.,-

HOYT HACKNEY
Military Editor

KEN STEPPE
Fraternity Editor

MISS JUNE PUCKETT tor KEN STEPPE

MISS |EAN EDWARDS

for

HOYT HACKNEY

CHARLES JORDAN. Administration Editor

LAD DANIELS

STAFF

MISS PECCY GALES for CHARLES JORDAN

LEON HENDERSON
School Editor

WILBUR CREED

ASSISTANTS

MISS ANN DOBSON for JIM MILLER

]IM MILLER, Sports Editor

MISS EMILY DEAN

for
LEON HENDERSON

ROY LATHROP, Editor

THE TECHNICIAN

|IM MOORE
Executive Editor

BOB UNDER
Sports Editor

For the second year, the Technician
has operated on a bi-weekly basis. Bat-
tling against great odds of economic
force, Roy and Ray have successfully
published a fine example of the Free
Press.

All the staff members pitched in and
presented to the students sports, humor,
and campus news. The Technician is a
source of relaxation, interest, and infor-
mation to all the students who read it.

GEORGE HAMMETT
Managing Editor

SKIP KUCLER l rear)
Photographer

STEVE DAVES I front)
Feature Editor

Columnists and News Staff: )OHN COCKE, CHUCK LOMBARD, VERNON NIVEN, ROGER
FAULKNER, OSCAR TAYLOR, MIKE LEA, VANCE ROBERTS, BILL MARLEY (OTL)

RAY MORGAN, Business Manager

PENN CASSELS
Asst. Business Mgr.

ROLFE REUSING
Circulation Mgr.

THE STAFF

Advertising and Circulation Staff:

DAN JOHNSON, HURDLE LEA, |ERRY AUSTIN,

ALAN TEAGUE, BILL RADFORD.

RADIO STATION

W K N C

ED FINCH
Station Manager

|OHN SPRINKLE
Business Manager

TECHNICAL STAFF:

ROY GRIFFIN, Technical Director
DICK DOWNS, RAMON BRITT,
Technical Assistants

PRODUCTION STAFF:

KENT WATSON, Program Director
RUSS FORD, News Director
BOB CORRELL, Sports Director
GRAYSON REID, Traffic Director

D. ).s: GRAYSON REID, MICKEY AVERETTE, JIM CASON

SALES STAFF:

MIKE GRAHAM, Salesman
BOB CAHRMANN, Coordinator
LARRY STEVENS, Sales Director
i not pictured).

WKNC is a new name, but it is still State College
Radio.

What is really behind the scene at WKNC? Every
State student knows of the fine news, music, sports
and special events broadcasted by WKNC; but how is
it done? The answer to this question is two words:
HARD WORK.

WKNC is a student organization that men take an

interest in. In taking that interest, they strive to excel

in bringing to the State College man his kind of
listening.

THE

VOICE OF
THE WOLFPACK
580 KC

ANNOUNCING STAFF D. J.s
BOB CAHRMANN. RUSS LYDEY, JIM BEARD, CLIFF FEATHER, LARRY NIXON

MISS MARTHA DERR

for
RAY MORGAN

MISS ANN LOCKWOOD
for
ROY LATHROP

technician

-sf

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MISS SYLVIA ANN VICK
for
ED FINCH

n c

MISS JEAN EDWARDS

for
JOHN SPRINKLE

EDDIE KNOX
Vice-President

PHIL CARLTON
Secretary

|IMMY HUNT
President

STUDENT

ACADEMIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE

TOM ECK, Chairman

DAVE THOMAS, GENE FOUST, DICK BURGESS, CHUCK MILLER

The Student Government is o self-administering body
comprised of State College students. The Student Gov-
ernment is an example of student leadership and student
Democracy.

The accomplishments of the Student Government are
too many to enumerate. One such improvement fostered
by the Student Government is the new attendance rules
in effect at State College.

Only by leadership, integrity, and devotion to duty can
progress in the Student Government be accomplished —
and the State College Student Government possesses
these qualities.

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CONSOLIDATED UNIVERSITY STUDENT COUNCIL
EDDIE KNOX, Chairman

GOVERNMENT

RULES COMMITTEE: BOB COOKE, Chairman; JOHN SPRIN-
KLE, ED SPENCER.

CAMPUS STORE, ADVISORY COMMITTEE:
REID HINSON, CARL HENLEY, WILLIAM
O'QUINN.

LARRY BAXTER
Treasurer

TRAFFIC COMMITTEE

Ralph Boswell, Chairman

Paul Madren

Don Blizzard

Bob Womack

Bill Carrigan

John Pivin

John Williamson

Charles Graham

CAMPUS WELFARE COMMITTEE

Phil Carlton, Chairman
Ashley Pierson
Bob Draughn
J. K. Sherron

FRESHMAN SENATORS-
GRADUATES

Jerry Cebe
Linda Wey
Ron Enders
James Morris
Wesley McGee
Jim Groce
Larry Porter
Nurham Warwick
Jim Caldwell
Robin Best
Donald Duckworth
Henry Louvin
Edwin Woods
Sam Jenkins

BUDGETARY AND FINANCE
COMMITTEE

Larry Baxter, Chairman
Roger Spencer
Ben Kittrcll
Bob Brisson

[196]

INVESTIGATIONS COMMITTEE

Charlie Russell, Chairman
|im Frye
Bob Deaton
Royce Hagaman
Scoofer Jordan

ORIENTATIONS COMMITTEE
Gilbert Alligood, Chairman

PROMOTIONS COMMITTEE

Waring Boys, Chairman
Tom Cilmore
Garland Warren
Ben Sugg
Leon Allen

ELECTIONS COMMITTEE

Clay Price, Chairman
Bob Redmon
Paul Moody
John Sherrill
George Lester
Arron Capel

[197]

THE HONOR CODE BOARD

The Honor Code is not merely another approach
to the problem of conduct; it is an integral part
of the College's educational philosophy.

The primary goal of the Honor Code is to develop
in the student those honorable virtues that are so
essential in attaining strength of character. A
college education that fails to instill a strong sense
of honor has fallen short of the fulfillment of its
responsibility.

|OHN FULTON
Chairman

Members of the Board: Bill Byrd, Gene Butler, Lad Daniels, Tom Hewitt, Joel Ray, Bob
Beasley, Harris Caldwell, Bill Sharpe, Sterling Mason.

[198]

THE CAMPUS CODE BOARD

The Campus Code is the second component of
the Honor System. It is a pledge on the part of
each student to conduct himself in a manner be-
fitting a gentleman under all circumstances. Since
"gentlemanly conduct" cannot be precisely defined,
the interpretation is left to the student, who must
rely upon his own training and common sense.

To this ideal of honorable conduct all men may
be assumed to be dedicated, regardless of their
status; however, here at State College it is a re-
sponsibility assumed on entering.

BRUCE HAINLEY
Chairman

Members of the Board: Nick Ardiro, Bill Rearick. Tom Krimminger, Speed Williams,
Reid Hinson, Bill Marley, Paul Romeo, John Cobb, Bobby Freeze.

[199]

COLLEGE

The College Union is a building for the students.
Containing the elements of a hotel, a restaurant,
and a community center, it is open to all students
sixteen hours a day.

The heart of the College Union, however, is not
located in the steel and concrete of the building,
but rather in the Union organization itself. The
building is merely the instrument through which
the Union idea is accomplished, and its success
reflects the combined efforts of its Officers, Board
of Chairmen, Committees and Board of Advisors.

The College Union Board of Directors puts the
stamp of approval on the social budget and on the
rules concerning the use of the Union Building.
It also sets the College Union policy.

The Board of Chairmen consists of the student
president, vice-president and secretary of the
Union, and the Chairmen of the sixteen standing
committees. The Board meets weekly. It critically
analyzes all the programs of each committee and
coordinates events that are sponsored jointly.

The Union Committee is a proving ground for
initiative, dependability, loyalty, and tolerance.
Since students graduating from college are often
grade "A" technicians and grade "D" leaders, the
Union's prime objective is to teach students to
become effective leaders and citizens. Open to all
students, the committee program is geared to teach
them how to get along with other people and to
organize events and ideas.

The Board of Advisors is composed of faculty
and staff members who make themselves available
to the committee for advice and guidance.

The scholastic courses on campus offer mastery
of words, ideas, and principles — the usual concept
of a college education. The Union, however, offers
practical experience in understanding and working
with people.

JERRY ERDAHL
Director

PAUL ESSEX
President

CHARLIE SELDON
Vice-President

PRESTON SASSER
Secretary

ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE

UNION

BOARD OF ADVISORS

Alice Young

Dave Phillips

Martha Robinson

Tom Lynn

Vinal Overing

Sydney Knowles

Jerry Erdahl

Charlie Kahn

Carl Mollcr

|ohn Matrox

Dick Heaton

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Betty Black

)im Hunt

Preston Sasser

Leonard Deans

Charlie Seldon

George Colton

Paul Essex

Erbie Mangum

Burton Beers

Speed Williams

Nancy Mumford

Nick Ardito

Stan Timblin

Jerry Erdahl

A. C. Hayes

Roy Lathrop

Harvey Hancock

Larry Carter

|im Anderson

Harvey Bumgardner

BOARD OF CHAIRMEN

Nancy Mumford

Harvey Sigmon

Preston Sasser

Stan Timblin

Charlie Seldon

Jim Stevenson

Paul Essex

Nick Ardito

Dot Walker

Hilton Edwards

Oscar Taylor

John Chappell

Erbie Mangum

George Colton

Clarence Rowell

Rex Campbell

Larry Brady

Hank Hamilton

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FORUM COMMITTEE

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HOUSE COMMITTEE

[202]

INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE

LIBRARY COMMITTEE

MUSIC COMMITTEE

OUTING COMMITTEE

COMMITTEES

PHOTOGRAPHY COMMITTEE

PUBLICITY COMMITTEE

SOCIAL COMMITTEE

THEATER COMMITTEE

[203]

YOUNG MEN'S CHRIST

OSCAR WOOLRIDCE
Coordinator of Religious Affairs
and General Secretary

WILLIAM LONG
Associate Secretary

Y.M.C.A. Cabinet: These men are responsible for carrying out the Y.M.C.A program.

The North Carolina State College YMCA has been
operating on the campus since 1890. Membership is open
to every member of the student body, faculty, and staff
of the college. Today there are approximately 1000
persons belonging to the organization. The YMCA de-
votes its program to small group meetings, conferences,
and retreats in preparing its members spiritually, politi-
cally, socially, and morally for the varied activities of
the college community and, later, in the wider world.

Freshman Discussion Groups, The Apollo Club, Inter-
national Student Activities, Chapel Services, Bible Study

Discussion Group

[204]

AN ASSOCIATION

FRED MANLEY
President

KEN VAUGHN
Vice-President

JOE NIXON
Secretary

Groups, Student Ethics, and Courtship and Marriage
Discussion Groups are designed as small group meetings.

Conferences on the United Nations, Government, Or-
ganization and Structure of the YMCA, Religious Train-
ing, and Faculty and Student problems are planned
through the year.

At the heart of the Association is the Christian Faith.
To best meet the needs of the men and women students,
faculty, and staff, the program of the North Carolina
State College Young Men's Christian Association is
openly Christian.

GENE BUTLER
Treasurer

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The end of the weekly
Chapel service.

[205]

THE

MONOGRAM

CLUB

The purposes of the Monogram Club are to recognize
through a student organization those men who have
earned a monogram, in accordance with the regulations
of N. C. State College; to foster good fellowship among
monogram winners; to promote a high standard of inter-
collegiate athletics and the spirit in which they are con-
ducted; and to encourage ideals of good sportsmanship
among athletes and spectators in the best interest of
North Carolina State College.

OFFICERS

Ernie Driscoll Vice-President

David Broyhill Recording Secretary

Pete Seese Membership Secretary

Jim Crain Treasurer

Pete Bazanos Sergeant-At-Arms

Frank Cackovic Reporter

THE BOYS"

PRESIDENT |OE RODRI

[206]

WESLEY FOUNDATION

OFFICERS

President
Robert Jones

Vice-President
Gordon Ponder

Secretary
Faye Locke

Treasurer

Harvey Sigmon

BAPTIST STUDENT UNION

OFFICERS

President

George Brown

Vice-President
Roy Griffin

Secretary
Sam Annas

Program Chairman
Wendell Guth

Devotional Chairman
John Hauser

Social Chairman: Harold Frazier; Missions Chairmen:
Dan Johnson, Dave McMahon; Music Chairman: Jess
Sullins; Enlistment Chairmen: Vince Hamrick, Bob Allen;
Publicity Chairman: Bob Hager; Baptist Chaplain: Leroy

Richardson, Jr.; Church Representatives: Clarence
Rowell, Bill Waters, Allen Feimster, Jim Frazier, Conrad
Beam, Ellis Byrd, Ford Shepherd, Glenn Mitchell.

[207]

INTER-DORMITORY
COUNCIL

LEONARD DEAN
President

PHILIP DEANS
Secretary

I *** V.

TREVA WIGGINS for LEONARD DEAN

MRS. JIMMY IACUMIN for JIM JACUMIN

BILLIE BOYETTE for PHILIP DEANS

BETH HARMON for FRANK ALLEY, JR.

[208]

JIM JACUMIN
Vice-President

STUDENT DIRECTORS

III! I

IDC CROUP COUNCIL

KATHRYN RICE for WILLIAM KEEN
SYDNEY MARK for BILL REARICK
FAYE YOUNG for LYNN EURY
MARGIE HOUSE for SAM BRUMMITT

[209]

COLLEGE Life varies

ALEXANDER

Extra Curricular activities

[210]

'Leave your guns
at home, son . . .'

BAGWELL

'Not licensed for public broadcast . . . put it on.

[211]

B ECTO N

Well, so what? Didn't you go to college?

[212]

BERRY

I hope my professors understand.

FOURTH

"Hah, I've got tomorrow's quiz knocked!"

[213]

GOLD

You'll never forget
your college days.

'But I don't want my
picture taken . . ."

STADIUM

[214]

OWEN

These good ole days will be over soon,
BUT NOT TOO SOON FOR ME.

[215]

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College days and the good
friends we meet may someday
fade from our memories, but never
from this page on which they are
recorded.

[216]

TUCKER

The games we play and the bull
sessions we have are all a part
of our college education.

These bull sessions are the only
place you can enter into intelli-
gent conversations on sex, gov-
ernmental problems, world affairs,
and what to do when she's mad
at you.

[217]

TURLINGTON

That quiz must have been a bad one.

nTffirn

WATAUGA

Ah, Ho! You thought you wouldn't
be found out, didn't you?

What does it look like to you?

WELCH

[219]

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B RAG AW
DORM

It's new, all right!

We're going to run the cafe-
teria out of business. s^^

STATE'S MATES

State's Mates is a club or-
ganized to unite student
wives in social interests and
other campus activities.

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"Mi: ft ft

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Sandy Parrott, President; Doris Stadler, First Vice-President; Melissa
Colvin, Second Vice-President; Fran Carver, Recording Secretary; Patsy Love, Corresponding Secretary;
Ann Foster, Treasurer; Grace Gregg, Auditor; |ean Lippard, Parliamentarian.

STANDING COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN and SPONSORS
Sponsors: Mrs. Edward W. Glazener; Mrs. Howard G. Miller.

MU BETA PSI

OFFICERS

President

Homer Mason

Vice-President

Clarence Thornburg

Secretary

David Peterson

Treasurer

Bill Coutouzis

VETERANS' ASSOCIATION

OFFICERS

President
Ben Treece

Vice-President
Larry Micol

Secretary
Darrell Eudy

Treasurer
Ed Cranford

Corresponding Secretary
Bill Horton

Social Director
Neil Hart

[222]

YDC

The purpose of the Young Democrats Club is
to stimulate in young people an active interest
in governmental affairs, to increase the efficiency
of popular government, to foster and perpetuate
the ideals and principles of the Democratic Party,
to recruit new members for the Democratic Party

and Democratic candidates, to help acquaint
voters with the issues and the candidates, and to
provide for our people through administration the
highest degree of justice, social welfare, and happi-
ness.

OFFICERS

President

Tom Gilmorc
Vice-President

J. K. Sherron
Recording Secretary

James Speed Williams
Corresponding Secretary

James C. Caldwell
Treasurer

Royce Hagaman
Advisor

Dr. William Block

MUSICAL
ORGANIZATIONS

THE SYMPHONIC BAND

THE FANFARE BAND

THE MARCHING BAND

Tp.iasojTiTiT

Robert A. Barnes
Director of Music

The Music Department under the direc-
tion of Robert A. Barnes and Nels Leonard,
Jr. embraces the activities of the State
College Bands, The Brass Ensemble, The
Men's Glee Club and the Chapel Choir.
Each of the groups presents concerts on
and off campus and on TV and Radio.

Since the early days of N. C. State Col-
lege, its musical organizations have played
an important part in the life of the campus.
These groups present concerts, furnish
music for official college functions and
perform at athletic events.

The combined membership of these or-
ganizations constitutes the largest volun-
tary student organization on the campus.
The student who spends a great deal of
time studying finds music to be a very
stimulating activity. Participation in music
helps the student to maintain a healthy
attitude toward college and toward life
in general.

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[224]

OFFICERS OF THE BANDS

President — Hobart Whitman

1st Vice-President — Charles Earl Green

2nd Vice-President — Thomas H. Eck

Secretary-Treasurer (Symphonic Band' —
Robert F. Shaw

Secretary-Treasurer (Fanfare Band I —
James S. Lowe

Business Manager — Dewey M. Griffith

Public Relations Officer — James W. Byrd

Officers of the Bands

1958-1959 N. C. STATE BANDS PERSONNEL

Abbott, Peyton B., Ill

Barbour, Jesse 0.
Beatty, Marvin E., Ill
Beam, David C.
Boyland, James L.
Bradshaw, James B.
Brookhyser, George E.
Brown, Charles E.
Bryan, George H.
Byrd, James W.

Carpenter, William C.
Cashaft, Everett D.
Cason, James L., Ill
Cotes, Charles H.
Cerasi, John
Chappell, John F.
Chedester, Alan M.
Christiansen, J. W.
Cilvik, Reginald M.
Clark, Frank B., Jr.
Clemmer, William H.
Clemmons, Gene A.
Coble, Douglas F.
Cone, Norman P.
Cook, Russell A.
Coutouzis, William E.
Cowan, Murray R.
Croom, Marion B.

Daniel, Ralph W.
Davis, Aubrey T.
Davis, James L.
Davis, John C.
Davis, Robert D.
Deaton, Bobby B.
Dekle, Donne R.
Dorman, Robert K.
Duke, Charles L.

Eck, Thomas H.
Everett, Marvin M.

Fisher, George M.
Fisher, Henry L., Jr.
Fraser, Robert H.
Fullington, Ronald W.
Futrell, James C.

Gardner, Charles Ray
Gerringer, Hugh L.
Godfrey, R. Byron
Graham, Charles P.
Green, Charles E.
Griffith, Dewey M.

Hager, Harold D.
Hager, Robert L.
Haigler, James W.
Harris, Thomas I.
Harton, Arthur W.
Hill, Robert K.
Hill, Roger E.
Hinson, Laurin K.
Holt, Hugh M.
Holt, Robert N.
Houston, Forrest R.
Hughes, Eugene R.

Jackson, William M.
Jarrett, Olin, Jr.
Johnson, Jackie B.
Johnson, William T.
Johnston, William
Jones, Thomas L.
Jordan, Leon T.
Joslin, Arnold L.

Kennon, Jerry M.
King, Henry Frank
Kiser, Jack L.

Langston, Edward H.
Lasseter, Robert H.
Lavitt, Leonard
Leggett, Iva P.
Lindell, Stephen T.
Lowe, James E.
Lyon, Thomas H.

MacCallum, M. David
Madren, Frank S.
Martin, Alan
Martin, Roy H., Jr.
McClendon, John E.
McCorkle, Richard A.
Metts, Alvin S.
Miller, Daniel W.
Mills, Milton K.
Moore, Douglas K.
Moore, Thomas E.
Moose, Harvey C.
Morris, James S.

Nelson, David W.
Newman, Carl L.
Nix, Harvey C.
Nixon, Larry D.

Oerter, Neil F.
Orr, Thomas J.
Owens, Andrew W.
Owens, Ted A.

Peterson, Paul D.

Quick, Lee Tanya

Reaves, Thomas B.
Redmon, Robert B., Jr.
Reich, Franklin
Reinhardt, Richard B.
Revelle, William F.
Riedell, Charles A.

Ritchie, Donald F.
Roberson, Wm. H.
Rowley, Lee R.

Sanderson, Chas. L.
Schiff, Mark R.
Seegers, Geo. S.
Shaw, Robt. F.
Shearon, Ronald W.
Sher, Horace J.
Shinn, Thos. S.
Shumate, Stewart T.
Sink, Lorry W.
Slate, Robt. E.
Sloan, Benjamin, Jr.
Smith, Danny G.
Somers, William F.
Stubbins, Geo. E.
Suessmann, Kenneth W.
Summer, Garry L.

Teague, David B.
Teague, Robt. M.
Tillotson, Curtis C.
Thompson, Eugene E.
Tripp, Jasper L.
Troutman, Curtis C.
Tune, Harry C, Jr.
Turner, Conrad L.

Walker, James F.
Watson, Kent E.
West, George H.
Wey, Linda
White, Donald M.
Whitsell, William K.
Whitman, Hobart A.
Willoughby, James F.
Winton, Raymond S.
Wise, Joe M.

iiiP 3

John Murphy
Pres.

Hoyt Beard
Sec.

Herbert Little
Publicity Dir.

Don Malpass
Vice-Pres.

Grady Knott
Treas. -Business Mgr.

William Stjinb.uk
Assistant Publicity Dir.

EN'S

GLEE CLUB

[226]

VARSITY RIFLE TEAM

Gathered around some of their trophies are: Lee Northcutt; Don Rummler, team captain, James Brown
I unfortunately hidden); Melvin Moody: Paul Hofmann, team coach and NRA instructor; Reid Hinson;
and William Wilkie.

Rifle-shooting a sport? You bet it is.

Baseball, basketball, and football have been a part
of our educational program for many years. These ac-
tivities tend to become spectator sports where the enter-
tainment is great, but the physical development benefits
are confined to relatively few skilled players. Participa-
tion is limited to a few years even for those who excel.
Professional educators in the physical education field
have been concerned for some time over the lack of
emphasis on activities that have lifetime value for all
the people. Prominent among these are outdoor pur-

suits such as shooting, hunting, casting, fishing, and
other outdoor activities which have significant implica-
tions for the conservation of human and natural re-
sources.

Since February, 1958, N. C. State College has had
its own Varsity Rifle Team. In the 1958 NRA National
Intercollegiate Championships, and the National Indoor
Championships, this team successfully represented N. C.
State College. Today, the VARSITY RIFLE TEAM is rec-
ognized as being one of the best college rifle teams in
the Southeast.

On the range: W. D. Barbre, Dan Whiteside. Bob Burgess,
Don Rummler, Melvin Moody.

Left to right: Wilkie, Moody, Fine, Whiteside. Brown, Burgess,
Hinson, Rummler, Frekko, Hofmann, Barbre.

[227]

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INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL

LARRY CARTER
President

PHIL CAINES
Vice-President

BOB DAVIS
Secretary

GARY SCHULTZ
Treasurer

The Interfraternity Council was organized in the spring of
1931 through the efforts of the College Administration and the
fraternity leaders. The purpose of the Council is "to advance
the interests of North Carolina State College, to promote the
general interests and welfare of the associated fraternities
as a body, and to insure co-operation between them in their
relations with the faculty, student body, and the public in
general." The Council is composed of two representatives from
each chapter, elected by the chapter.

As the social feature of the college year, the Council sponsors
two dances — the Pledge Dance in the fall semester and Spring
Creeks.

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Jerry Austin -X
Dick Bickel SS
Cordon Bond TKE
|an Cates *KT
Shelton Collier I1K*
Bill Culbreth SD

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Earl Davis ArP
Bob Deaton AS*
Tom Eck 6X
Bill Garwood 2*E
Tom Cilmore FH
Boyce Harwell SH

Larry Kerr AXA
Cordon Kirkman OX
Stephen Koszewski TKE
Lennie Lavitt 2AM
Tom Long >M\T
Mac Lupoid -AE

Jim Maus —IT
Joe McLean K—
Bob Meadows KA
Pete Moffirt I1KA
Bill Moore niv*
John Newlin 2X

Jim Oggerino •tEII
Larry Patterson ATP
Norman Samet SAM
Ferrell Sanders OKA
Bob Schuster -AM
Bill Sharpe OX

Dave Smith FH
Kenneth Steppe -AE
Charles Tanner *EII
Elvey Thomas K-
Pete Thoma AXA
Ross Zachary A2<J>

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JOANNE PENNY

PI KAPPA ALPHA

PEGGY SWAIN
FARMHOUSE

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JUNE VICK

SIGMA PI

BARBARA RICKARD

LAMBDA CHI ALPHA

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CAROLYN PEGG

SICMA PHI EPSILON

JANE OWENS

SIGMA CHI

KAY SWAIN
DELTA SIGMA PHI

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BEVERLY KLAFF

SICMA ALPHA MU

RUSTY PENNELL

PI KAPPA PHI

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MARGARET STROUD
THETA CHI

ANN WHICKER

ALPHA GAMMA RHO

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SHARON RIDGEWAY

KAPPA SIGMA

BARBARA TAYLOR
PHI EPSILON PI

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NU CHAPTER

John Barwick

Larry Baxter

Leonard Breeman

Danial Carroll

Charles Edwards

Merrelle Harris

George Bason

Ronald Bost

William Carrigan

Carlton Davis

Gene Foust

James Hill

[242]

ALPHA GAMMA
RHO

Alpha Gamma Rho was founded in 1904 at Ohio
State. Its purpose is to develop the best social,
mental, moral and physical qualities in each
brother and to promote a wider acquaintance and
a broader outlook on the part of agricultural men
through fellowship in a national organization.
There are now 33 active chapters with over 18,000
members.

Nu Chapter was initiated on March 15, 1919.
One of the high aims of Nu Chapter is outstanding
scholarship and activities which all members are
expected to develop. The social activities include:
pledge parties, Christmas Formal, Founders' Day
Banquet, Pink Rose Ball, and beach parties.

PLEDGE CLASS

William Knowles
Donald O'Quinn

Emmett Patterson
Glenn Patterson

Larry Patterson
Thomas Pearman

Robert Proctor
William Smith

George Spence
Roger Spencer

Franklin Williams
Samuel Yow

[243]

DELTA SIGMA
PH

Since 1899 when a group of students at the
College of the City of New York got together and
formed a 'new kind of organization' — a 20th Cen-
tury Fraternity — Delta Sigma Phi has blossomed
into one of Greekdom's most progressive, solid, and
respected fraternities.

Thousands of Delta Sigs have graduated from
their 'laboratories of leadership' and have gone
out into all walks of life proudly wearing the dia-
mond-shaped pin of the Sphinx.

Rho Chapter was installed at State College in
1916, making it one of the older fraternities on
campus. Social highlights of the year are the Car-
nation Ball, Sailor's Ball, and the Alumni Home-
coming. There are nearly 100 active chapters of
Delta Sigs; 5 in North Carolina.

The esteem College goal of a Delta Sig is ob-
taining a well balanced diet of scholarship, leader-
ship, social-ability, and extracurricular activities.

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RHO CHAPTER

D. Alexander
S. Autry

N. Banks
W. Barksdale

D. Beam
S. Britr

R. Beadles W. Brooks

|. Byrd
C. Carter
I Clippard

J DuBois
R. Elam
R. Ernull

|. Erheridge
R. Felton
R. Fuller

B. Gardner
D. Criffirh
T. Hay

R. Hibbard
H. Hudgins
R. Kennel

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A. Kiser

T. Krimminger

E. Mangum

D. Manning
). Matthews
]. Murphy

PLEDCE CLASS

T. Owens
J. Pierson
R. Pittman

T. Pons
R. Robarge
L. Rogers

P. Romeo
|. Sawyer
R. Singleton

ROBERT DEATON

C. Smith

). Sprinkle

L. Worthington

J. Smith

I Swaim

R. Zachary

C. Shannon

S. Timblin

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FARMHOUSE

Leonard Allen
Harold Atkins

Howard Bollinger
David Bramlett
Samuel Byrd

Anthony Capps
Bernard Ferguson
Thomas Cilmore

Thomas Hayworth
)ames Hendrix
Roy Holder

Kenneth Howe
Bass Hyatt
Robert Leonard

[246]

FARM
HOUSE

FarmHouse is a national, non-Greek letter, social
fraternity. The first chapter was established in
1905 at the University of Missouri. Seven men con-
ceived the idea of FarmHouse at Missouri, having
in mind the development of a social fraternity which
would maintain high morals, develop outstanding
leadership qualities, strive for high scholastic
achievements and provide a home for worthy agri-
cultural students while in college. With these defi-
nite objectives to reach, the motto, "Builder of
Men," was adopted for the fraternity.

The national scope of FarmHouse now includes
16 active chapters. All of these groups have con-
tinued to carry out the high ideals set forth by the
mother chapter. Each year almost every FarmHouse
ranks first in scholarship among the other frater-
nities on their respective campuses.

The North Carolina FarmHouse Club was for-
mally installed on May 15, 1954, and received its
charter as the thirteenth chapter of FarmHouse
Fraternity. Since its beginning on the State College
Campus in 1952, the organization has gained pres-
tige through demonstrated ability in scholarship,
leadership, intramurals, and joint fraternity func-

PLEDGE CLASS

nons.

John McClamery

Clay Price

David Smith

Ronnie Tharrington

Henry Webster

Charles McMahon

James Punch

Chris Tabor

Tommie Tharrington

William Whitehurst

Donald Morris

Junius Sales

Bruce Teasley

Noah Ward

[247]

KAPPA
ALPHA

Kappa Alpha was founded at Washington and
Lee University in 1865 to perpetuate the Southern
ideal of gentlemanly character typified by Robert
E. Lee, its spiritual founder. The fraternity is pat-
terned on an order of knighthood, and the members
are expected to conform to the discipline of the
order and cultivate the graces of Southern gentle-
men. Kappa Alpha restricts its field to colleges and
universities south of the Mason-Dixon Line. At
present there are 76 chapters within the order.
Alpha Omega Chapter was chartered at North
Carolina State College in 1903, and is the second
oldest fraternity on the campus. The year's biggest
social function is the annual Old South Ball.

Ernest Anderson
Henry Baucom

Richard Bethunc
David Bourne
Edwin Bower

Joseph Clement
Robert Clement
J:mes Crutchfield

Bachman Doar
Austin Edmondson
Charles Eskridge

ALPHA OMECA

Rufus Fish
Robert Codley
Gene Grant

Richard Grant
Layton Gunter
Richard Harvey

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PLEDGE CLASS

George Howard

Gerald Kriegel Marshall Miller

William Roberts

John Sherrill

James York

Frank Jenkins

Arthur Mahaney Edward Nicholson

John Ross

James Spence

Henry Youn

William Johnston

Bobby Meadows John Nixon

Gary Schultz

David Tousignant

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BETA-UPSILON

Paul Anderson

Fred Barnette

Dudley Bryant Ed Calloway

Roddie Crosby

Joseph Archie

Waring Boys

Murray Borden Paul Davis

Blair Ellis

Pete Archie

Churchill Brown

Sumpter Brawley Arthur Corpening

William Evans

[250]

KAPPA
SIGMA

Kappa Sigma originated at the University of
Bologna in 1400 and soon spread to many of the
larger universities of Europe. On December 10,
1869, the "Five Friends and Brothers" formed the
first American Chapter of Kappa Sigma at the
University of Virginia. Kappa Sigma has grown
until it now has at least one chapter in every state.
There are 100,000 living alumni and 129 active
chapters.

Beta Upsilon Chapter was founded on the cam-
pus of State College on February 23, 1903. Since
that time it has initiated over 400 men.

Croom Faircloth
Don Flowers
Milton Garrison

PLEDCE CLASS

Ronald Hulse
Kenneth Loughlin
Gene McCracken

Joe McLean
George O'Brien
Thomas Powell

Doug Roper
George Snyder
Percy Thackston

Bill Tripp

Harrison Underwood

|ohn Wyman

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LAMBDA CHI
ALPHA

Founded at Boston University in 1909, the Lamb-
da Chi Alpha Fraternity has grown to be the larg-
est national fraternity, with over 150 chapters
located at prominent colleges in the United States
and Canada. The "Cross and Crescent," the fra-
ternity magazine, is published seven times annually.
Other Lambda Chi Alpha chapters in the state are
located at Duke, Carolina, Wake Forest and High
Point.

Gamma Upsilon Chapter was founded on the
State College campus in 1924 and has initiated
over 400 men since that time. The local chapter
sponsors the annual interfraternity bridge tour-
nament, a Christmas party and an Easter Egg hunt
for underprivileged children. A highlight of the so-
cial year is the Crescent Ball held in the Spring
in conjunction with other Lambda Chi chapters in
North Carolina.

GAMMA UPSILON

James Anderson
Randall Brown

Raymond Cronin
Berkwood Farmer

Homer Faw
Charles Gupton

Charles Hagwood
Wilfred Hammond

Clarence Herman
Larry Kerr

William Lassiter
Peyton Neal

[252]

A X A

James Parrish
Frederick Pearson

PETE THOMA

ITS BETTER THIS WAY?

Brooks Piercy
Mark Raney

Lanny RayfielrJ
Bert Rickard

David Scanlon
lames Spence

Drayton Smith
Donald Somerville

Pete Thoma
Ralph Wallinger

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PHI EP HOUSE

Robert Adams Roy Albinson Arnold Bernsten Murray Cowan Charles Giasberg Kelly Hawkins Yalcin Kermen

Edward Austin James Cashetta Douglas Feiner Arthur Harton Alfred Hofmann James Leveretf

[254]

PHI EPSILON
PI

In June of 1949, a local fraternity, Phi Epsilon
Tau, was chartered into the national fraternity,
Phi Epsilon Pi. Phi Epsilon Tau had been founded
in 1947 under the principles of fraternity, liberal-
ism, and nonsectarianism. These ideals furnished
the spark to weld together a strong brotherhood
under the charter.

Today the fraternity is rightfully proud of its
high scholastic ranking and its reputation on cam-
pus as a leader in extracurricular activities.

LAWN PARTY

Alan Martin
Robert Myers

|im Oggerino
Murray Penny

Bernard Plaxen
Gary Rosenstrauch

Lee Rowley
Gilbert Schwartz

Robert Shaw
Charles Tanner

Leonard Tillman
Albert Wilfong

Tarik Zenel

[2551

PHI KAPPA
TAU

The Phi Kappa Tau fraternity was founded at
Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, in order to break
up a political monopoly on the campus. Since its
founding on March 17, 1906, Phi Kappa Tau has
grown into a national organization of sixty-five
chapters.

The ideals of man's search for fellowship, knowl-
edge, and truth are the three principles stressed
by Phi Kappa Tau. The fraternity maintains high
standards of scholarship and honor.

The Chi Chapter at State College received its
charter in 1923. There are, at present, forty-six
brothers and pledges. To the members, Phi Kappa
Tau is more than a name; it is a cornerstone of
lasting friendship.

CHI CHAPTER

Rolin Barrett
lames Bass

Jan Cates
Edward Clayton

William Crawford
Aubrey Davis

Ernest Friar
Gerald Gibson

|ohn Goodman
Augustus Hall

Montague Hicks
Hugh Holt

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TOM LONG

Karvin Keith Ralph Nelson Thomas Sparrow Frank Thompson Bennie Ward Bobby Wilder

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Bob Davis

Ralph Edwards
William Ellis

Charles Hall
Robert Harrington

|ohn |ohnson
Raymond Korn

Eugene Langley
Ceorge Lester

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PI KAPPA
ALPHA

Pi Kappa Alpha, since 1904, has been a leading
fraternity on N. C. State's campus. Again this
year, Pika served its purpose — that of building men
of high character. This group of men found that
by living and working together they could improve
themselves and others around them.

Of course, these men also developed their social
life. There were numerous parties throughout the
year, with Pika Ball highlighting them.

PLEDCE CLASS

Baine Martin
William McElroy

Maurice McNeely
James Moffitt

Ronald Olive
Ferrell Sanders

Preston Simmons
John Taylor

Owen Tharrington

[259]

PI KAPPA
PH

Pi Kappa Phi was founded December 10, 1904
at the College of Charleston, Charleston, South
Carolina. The founders, seven men who pledged
themselves to a lasting bond of friendship, had no
idea of the vast organization that would flower
from the seed they had planted. With the definite
purpose of extending the influence of the organi-
zation, the incorporation as a national fraternity
took place in 1907. The purpose of the fraternity
is to promote fellowship and mutual trust among
its members, and to give its members the highest
ideals of Christian manhood and good fellowship.

Tau Chapter was established at State College
in 1920. To its members, Pi Kappa Phi is more than
just three Greek letters; it is their college home
and the cornerstone of life long friendship.

TAU CHAPTER

C. Allen

) Browning

H. Corbetr

H. Ellison

| Hollifield

Jeffreys

S. Knawles

H. Mathews

E. Bostrom

W. Campbell

M. Counc

C. Crubbs

R. Holmes

|urney

R. Leigh

|. McLurd

| Broughton

S. Collier

J. Durham

H. Hastings

J. Ingram

Kimball

M. Long

E. Miller

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W. Moore
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J. Neal
R. Neel
L. Northcutt

PLEDCE CLASS

|. Parlier
J. Pearsall
|. Perkins

B. Pennell

C. Pierce
C. Poole

JERE PEARSALL

C. Ratley

B. Rush

V. Taylor

Walker

). Redmond

T. Saieed

W. Taylor

Williams

D. Rink

D. Scott

J. Vaughn

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N. C. ALPHA

Ralph Boswell

Robert Chiles

Lad Daniels

Bill Gardner

Hoyt Hackney

Stuart Hart

Terry Brooks

Wilbur Creed

Ray Fountain

|erry Godfrey

Bruce Hainley

Leon Henderson

Jim Chambers

|ohn Cobb

)ohn Fulton

Bob Coff

Larry Harris

Reid Hinson

[262]

SIGMA ALPHA
EPSILON

PLEDGE CLASS

Sigma Alpha Epsilon was born on the campus
of the University of Alabama in 1856. From the
day of its birth, SAE was committed to hold fast
to all things which are good and true in college
and fraternity life and to turn away from every
motive and action which might lessen esteem for
character and result in the weakening or breaking
of the ties of friendship.

First of the great line of Southern fraternities,
SAE now has 142 chapters in 46 states with 90,000
living alumni. Coordination of the second largest
national fraternity stems from the national offices
housed in the beautiful Levere Memorial Temple
at Evanston, Illinois.

Alpha Chapter was established on the State Col-
lege campus in 1947, and during this eleven-year
span since its conception, has risen to take its
rightful place on campus. Guided by high ideals
and noble ambitions, it hopes to prove the worthi-
ness and value of fraternal living.

Art Honcycutt

Dick Knox

Bill Lytch

Van Mitchell

Dave Puett

Monty Sevier

Fred Houtz

Bill Kropp

Nat Martin

Larry O'Connell

Charlie Rickell

John Seymour

Scoofer Jordan

Mac Lupoid

John McRary

Ted Ormsby

Marc Schoonmaker

Kenneth Steppe

[263]

SIGMA ALPHA
MU

Sigma Alpha Mu was founded on Thanksgiving
Eve, November 26, 1909, at the College of the City
of New York. The eight founders pledged them-
selves to lasting friendship.

The object of the fraternity, as expressed in its
constitution, is "to foster and maintain among its
sons a spirit of mutual, moral aid and support;
to inculcate among its sons such ideals as will
result in actions worthy of the highest precepts of
true manhood, democracy, and humanity."

Sigma Omega Chapter is the outgrowth of a
local fraternity, Theta Phi, which had its begin-
ning in 1929. From its inauguration, the fraternity
has always maintained high standards of scholar-
ship and conduct. Sigma Omega Chapter is the
owner of its own house at 304 East Park Drive.

SIGMA OMEGA

Alan Altman

Michael Berkelhammer

|ocl Fishkino
Philip Jacobs

Philip Gaines
Barry Gomborov

Leonard Lavitt
Gary Massel

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NORMAN SAMET

BROTHERS OF SIGMA OMEGA

Gerald Pell

Bob Schuster

Mark Schiff

Donald Srudley

Norman Samet

Spencer Shaps

Fred Slosman

Jaime Varon

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DELTA EPSILON

Doug Angel

William Bartlett

Arron Capel

John Cocke

Robert George

Bruce Hoadley

Bill Kirk

Jerry Austin

Willett Bennett

Ovid Cassels

James Crawley

Robert Ciersch

Clyde Hoey

Rudy Kugler

Bruce Clodfelter

David Elliot

George Hammett

Bill Kay

Roy Lathrop

[266]

SIGMA
CHI

Sigma Chi Fraternity was established at Miami
University, Oxford, Ohio, on June 28, 1855. Since
that time it has grown to a strength of 128 active
chapters throughout the United States and Canada
with over 68,000 living initiates.

After two years of existence as a local fraternity,
known as Chi Sigma, Delta Epsilon Chapter was
established at North Carolina State College on
May 15, 1943.

With its own chapter house at 2514 Clark Ave-
nue, Sigma Chi takes an active part in all campus
activities. Among the accomplishments of the fra-
ternity are winning the fraternity intramural
championship trophy eight straight years and hav-
ing a sing group that takes part in many of the
musical activities on campus.

SICMA CHI

Jim Lawrence

Chuck Miller

Wilbur Mozingo

Bill O'Brien

Philip Redwine

Charles Spencer

Hugh Wilson

Robert Under

Jim Moore

John Newlin

James Powell

Rolfe Reusing

Alan Teague

Leonard Word

John Locke

Bill Morrison

Everett Norton

William Radford

Ernie Ross

[267]

SIGMA
NU

Sigma Nu had its beginning in the State of Vir-
ginia. Founded at the Virginia Military Institute
by three Confederate veterans, in 1869, Sigma Nu
was early known as the Legion of Honor, from which
some of its outward manifestations, such as the
badge, were taken. Honor was the cardinal motif,
virtue the essential teaching, and friendship the
token of Sigma Nu.

Beta Tau Chapter was founded at State College
in April 1895, thus making it the oldest fraternity
on the campus.

Beta Tau Chapter has initiated close to 600 col-
lege men during its sixty-three years of existence.

". . . To believe in the Life of Love, to walk
in the Way of Honor, to serve in the Light of Truth,
this is the life, the way, and the light of Sigma
Nu — this is the Creed of our Fraternity."

BETA TAU CHAPTER

Pete Antoniewiez
Lawrence Barnes

Walter Barnhill
Weldon Bass
Walter Bean

Robert Blanchard
George Blankfard
James Brame

Eugene Bryant
Franklin Cartmel
Roy Champion

Richard Clement
Terrell Corkern
Lonnie Coulter

Dan Davis
Ernie Donahoe
Robert Draughn

Richard Duke
Jerry Elliott
Maxwell Fogleman

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DICK BICKEL

PLEDGE CLASS

Roger Gregg

James Hays

Frederick Moreadith

Howard Pruitt

Edgar Saint

Otto Tharpe

Phillip Voder

Boyce Harwell

Tom Hewitt

Karl Parrish

Edmund Puckhaber

Herman Snyder

Earl Thompson

Garland Warren

Kenneth Mawn

James Lewis

Richard Poe

Carl Reichenbach

John Stevens

Clement Twiford

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LARRY CARTER

SIC EP HOUSE

Ernest Arthur

|oel Baucom

Harris Caldwell

Elon Faelten

Charles Carrison

Charles Jamerson

Charles Livengood

Lehman Barnes

Billy Boles

lerry Coram

Larry Faust

William Garwood

Wilson Jones

William Marley

jerry Bullin

Frank Davis

lames Frye

Edward Gibbon

William Littlejohn

John McGahey

[270]

SIGMA PH
EPSILON

Sigma Phi Epsilon was founded on November 1,
1901, on the campus of Richmond College in Rich-
mond, Virginia. In the 56 years since its founding
Sigma Phi Epsilon has grown from a small group
of twelve to a membership of over 49,000 brothers
all over the world. Today there are Sig Ep chapters
at almost every important college and university
in the United States.

The chapter is active in all campus activities.
Scholastically the Sig Eps are one of the highest
on the campus. One of the gala weekends is the
Carolina Sig Ep Ball which is held in conjunction
with several other chapters of the Carolinas.

Beta Chapter at State College was given its
charter in 1905, making it the fifteenth national
chapter. The present house, purchased in 1948 by
the alumni, is located at 2512 Clark Avenue.

PLEDGE CLASS

v'i lliam McLaunne
ansom Miller
onald Moss

John Nash
Peter Nohl
Robert Poovey

James Propst
Victor Rackley
Bruce Richmond

Ted Robinson
William Schul
Dave Thomas

William Thornton Herbert Vermilya Milton Williams

John Throutman William Westbrook Fred Wilson

Edgar Underwood Michael Wilkinson

[271]

SIGMA
PI

Sigma Pi, notional social fraternity, was founded
at Vincennes University, Vincennes, Indiana, Feb-
ruary 26, 1897. The purpose of its founders was
"to organize the most worthy activities, social, ath-
letic, and scholarly, and to set a high standard
of manliness and college loyalty." The fraternity
now has sixty-six active chapters located through-
out the nation.

Rho chapter, formerly the local Sigma Chi Gam-
ma, was installed at State College in May of 1921.
The chapter owns its own chapter house located
at 2513 Clark Avenue, two blocks from the college
campus.

The main event of the year is the annual Found-
er's Day Banquet and Orchid Ball. The chapter has
an annual softball game with Alpha-Nu chapter
of Wake Forest and this year won first place among
the fraternities with their homecoming float. Sigma
Pi also presents an annual trophy to the fraternity
with the highest pledge class scholarship average.

RHO CHAPTER

Wayne Bolick
Wilson Brown

George Bryan
Silas Christenbury

Frank Croft
William Culbreth
George Davis

Jimmie Dellinger
Henry Duncan
John Eaton

Junius Fisher
Robert Fitts
Larry Fleming

limmie Hastings
Marvin Hughey
John Jacobs

jan Jensen
Ike Jones
Jerry Kennon

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PLEDGE CLASS

Robert Lasseter

Ronald Mauldin

Gordon Poole

Kenneth Ross

lames Thompson

James Williams

Larry Wilson

Didier LeBlan

Gerald McVicker

Walter Roberts

Frederick Stanton

Alton Tilley

Candler Willis

Christian Witzke

Tom Lind

William Miller

Herbert Rose

Robert Teague

(ames Untz

[273]

TKE

STEPHEN KOSZEWSKI

Cordon Bond

BETA BETA

William Booker
Charles Brown

Thomas Cochrane
Thomas Curtin

Oscar Connell
Richard DeCoste

Ronald Fullingron
Charles Gotuaco

[274]

TAU KAPPA
EPSILON

SNOW PARTY

Tau Kappa Epsilon was founded on January 10,
1899, at Illinois Wesleyan University, Bloomington,
Illinois. The founders established a fraternity of
men chosen "not for their wealth, rank nor honor,
but for their personal worth and character." The
basic principles are charity, esteem, and love. A
merger of a local fraternity, Alpha Lambda Tau,
and the nationally established Tau Kappa Epsilon
brought TKE to the South in the form of the Beta
Beta Chapter at State College in 1947.

The chapter has always prided itself on the in-
terest members have shown in sports, student gov-
ernment, publications, and particularly scholarship.

Highlights of the Teke social calendar include
the Founder's Day Banquet, the Carnation Ball, and
the French Quarter Party.

TKE emphasized the importance of careful bal-
ancing of social activities, scholastic work, and par-
ticipation in the extracurricular program of the
college.

lames Cross
Edgar Harbinson

Cordon Owen
James Parrish

William Porter
Jacob Quickcl

Donald Ritchie
David Saunders

Jesse Scott

[275]

THETA
CH

Theta Chi Fraternity was founded April 10, 1856
at Norwich University, Norwich, Vermont. From
this beginning 102 years ago the fraternity has
continually expanded until it now has 120 chapters
on leading college and university campuses.

Delta Rho Chapter was installed at State Col-
lege on May 17, 1952. Our chapter's intentions
are to make the fraternity a campus substitute
for each member's home; to make the chapter
house a home where members may live, study, work,
and play with reasonable comfort and happiness;
to assist in socializing the new pledges into the
finished product of the graduating Senior; to teach
them principles of self government; to aid them in
attainment of high scholarship; to encourage them
to gain the self-confidence and the building of
personality that comes from participation in cam-
pus activities — in short, in every way to aid them
to become better fitted for distinguished service
to their community and the world at large.

DELTA RHO

Lyle Beman
James Boyland

Richard Buynitzky
John Chappell

John Dawson
Tom Eck

George Holmes
John Johns

Charles Kirkman
Douglas Mann

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BILL SHARPE

PLEDGE CLASS

Gary Miller

Paul Moody

Robert Redmon

Samuel Shi

Robert Webber

Roiert Miller

Reid Patterson

Donald Rummler

Jackie Sparks

)ared Wolfe

[277]

COLONEL LAUREN W. MERRIAM
Professor of Military Science

ARMY

The Army ROTC has as its purpose, the training of
students for position of leadership in the Army in time
of national emergency. The successful completion of
a four year Army ROTC course leads to a commission as
a second lieutenant in the Army reserve.

In the classroom, emphasis is placed on giving the
prospective officer a general background knowledge of
military subjects and activities essential to all of the
Army's fifteen arms and services. Maximum effort is
made to arouse the student's interest through the use
of weapons, illustrations, training films, practical exer-
cise and models.

Drill and Exercise of Command facilitate development
of those essential characteristics of leadership such as
self-confidence, initiative, loyalty, and the ability to
think clearly, make wise decisions and inspire others to
work for the success of any endeavor.

Lt. Col. John K. Roberts
Lt. Col. Henry J. Pierce
Ma|or Tyrus R. Spinella
Major Edwin M. Reid
Major Donald J. McCurk

Maior Vernon B. Drum
Maior Robert A. Tolar
Capt. Purdy B. McLeod
Capt. John W. McDaniel
Capt. Ruth M. Isham

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M Sgt. Rollins H. Nash
M Sgt. Bill H. Sims
M Sgt. Thomas |. Denton
SFC Newman E. Sarvis
SFC Robert W. Ollenberger

SFC William L. Wingate
Sgt. Edward D. Bill
Sgt. |odson E. Baggett
Sgt. William W. McLean
Sgt. Walter B. McDade

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BRIGADE STAFF

MISS )ANE CODSEY
For the Brigade Commander

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CADET COL. WILLIAM B. KAY, JR.

Brigade Commander

D. M. S.

Cadet Lt. Col. Lawrence Harris

Brigade Executive Officer

D. M. S.

Cadet Major Braw J. Bosch
S-2, S-3 Brigade Staff

Cadet Major Hugh M. Lupoid

Brigade Adjutant

D. M. S.

Cadet Major Thomas F. Wyke
S-l, S-4 Brigade Staff

Cadet M/Sgt. Kenneth E. Steppe
Brigade Sgt. Major

Cadet Sgt. William L. O'Brien
Brigade Clerk

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FIRST BATTLE GROUP

LT. COL. JOHN L. WEST

Battle Croup Commander

D. M. S.

Miss Carolyn Knight
For the Battle Croup Commander

Capt. Arron W. E. Capel
Adjutant

Capt. Harold L Nicholson
Battle Group S-3

Major James A. Warren
Executive Officer

Miss Kathryn Louise Godwin
Sponsor

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1st U. Bruce T. Hainley 1st Lt. ). C. Formy-Duval 1st Lt. Sydney P. Britt
Sgt. Stephen S.Koszewski Sgt. Thomas L. Wilson Sgt. Crawford B. Moore

Major John B. Taylor
Company Commander

Capt. Clyde K. Hinson
Executive Officer

M Sgt. Delbert R. Brooks
1st Sergeant

COMPANY

Miss Harriet Ligon
Sponsor

Major |ohn P. Clardy
Company Commander

Capt. David Leroy Saunders M /Sgt. Ceorge C. Blankfard
Executive Officer 1st Sergeant

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1st Lt. Larry S. Kerr Sgt. David R. Redwine 2nd Lt. Joseph L. Etheridge Sgt. William C. Carrigan 1st Lt.CayS.Corpening Sgt. Theodore P. Konkle

Major Junius L. Sales
Company Commander

Capt. Lonnie C. Poole
Executive Officer

M Sgt. John D. Smith III
1st Sergeant

Miss Peggy Ann Sales
Sponsor

COMPANY

Major David A. Smith
Company Commander

Capt. Robert W. Rollins
Executive Officer

M/Sgt. Charles A. Cantt
1st Sergeant

Miss Peggy Swain
Sponsor

1st Lt. Don P. Manning 1st Lt. Hugh E.Simmons 1st Lt. James L Huntley
Sgt. James R. Crawley Sgt. Ronald M. Bost Sgt. Wallace R. Baker

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SECOND BATTLE GROUP

LT. COL. CHARLES W. HAMMER

Battle Croup Commander

D. M. S.

Mrs. Mildred Hammer
For the Battle Croup Commander

Major Douglas E. Lingle
Executive Officer

Capt. David W. Ryan
Adjutant

Capt. Frank W. Croft
Battle Croup S-3

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COMPANY

Miss |ean Yeager
Sponsor

Major Jacob C. Quickel

Company Commander

D. M. S.

Opt James E. Shepherd
Executive Officer

M Sgt. Edwards R. Hinson
1st Sergeant

COMPANY

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IstLt BruceH.Webb Sgt. Gary C. Schultz 1st Lf. lames M.Chambers Sgt. Allan Hammer 2nd Lt. |on M. Bell Sgt. Robert P. Proctor

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2nd Lt.Chesley M.Green Sgt. Edgar M. Underwood 1st Lt. Jerry T. Willis Sgt. Augustus D. Scott 1st Lt. Norman H. Perry Sgt. Hugh D. Hudgins

Major Mark R. Schiff
Company Commander

Capt. James Arlen Horton
Executive Officer

M Sgt. Robert M. Chiles
1st Sergeant

Miss Elsie Carol Levin
Sponsor

Miss Aileen Smith
Sponsor

COMPANY

Major William R. Barnes

Company Commander

D. M. S.

Capr. William L. Strum
Executive Officer

M/Sgt. Normon E. Banks
1st Sergeant

COMPANY

1st Lt William H.Harwell Sgt. William S. Law 1st Lt. Willie S. Lee Sgt. John W. Smith 1st Lt. lames E. McBride Sgt. James E. Watson

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Major James H. Clippard
Company Commander

Capt. Robert E. Ernull
Executive Officer

M Sgt. George B. Hobson
1st Sergeant

Miss Nancy Britt
Sponsor

THIRD BATTLE GROUP

LT. COL. FRANK M. ALLEY, )R.

Battle Croup Commander

D. M. S.

Miss Camilla Fox
For the Croup Battle Commander

Major John D. Clark
Executive Officer

Capt. joe D. Ladd
Adjutant

Capt. Robert L. McDonald
Battle Croup S-3

Major John K. Maness

Company Commander

D. M. S.

Miss Fay Wiggins
Sponsor

Capt. William B. Porter
Executive Officer

M/Sgt. William 0. Morrison
1st Sergeant

IstLt. William M.Smith 1st Lt.WilliamC. Farmer 1st Lt. John D. Inman
Sgt. Alton J. Sheek Sgt. Samuel M. Baggett Sgt. James A. Woodward

COMPANY

Mrs. Sandra B. Healy
Sponsor

COMPANY

Major William R. Harding Capt. Edward P. Hordubay M Sgt. Robert C. Pearce

Company Commander Executive Officer 1st Sergeant

COMPANY

IstLt.WilfredA Hammond Sgt. Chester A. Honeycutt 1st Lt. Wesley E.Shaw Sgt. Robert H. Lasseter 1st Lt. James B.Thompson Sgt. David W. Abee

lst-Lt.Carl A. Ebhardl- Sgt. Homer J.Godfrey 1st Lt. Edward Lee Gibbon Sgt. Christian H.Witzke 2nd Lt. Charles R.Younts Sgt. EmmettS. Patterson

Major |ames W. Braswell
Company Commander

Capt. Elwin j. Buchanan
Executive Officer

M Sgt. Robert L. Davis
1st Sergeant

Mrs. E. |. Buchanan
Sponsor

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COMPANY

Major Marshall E. Miller
Company Commander

Capt. William R. Knowles
Executive Officer

M Sgt. Ingram B. McLeod
1st Sergeant

Miss Betty Lou Bauer
Sponsor

1st Lt. Lawrence P. Bauer IstLt. Norman G.Samet 1st Lt. Donald H.Williamson
Sgt. Mitchel W. Sellers Sgt. Jerry S. Harris Sgt. Alfred T. Pickett

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2nd Lt. |. H. Bradebill
1st Lt. W. R. Guffey
2nd Lt. J. H. Scott
2nd Lt. H. C. Fox
2nd Lt. C. C. Atkins
SFC W. C. Stainback
SFC W. R. Garwood
SFC M. E. Howell

SFC J. S. Daughtry
SFC W. M. Dellinger
2nd Lt. H. A. Williams
SFC C. |. Russell
SFC W. P. Bizzell
SFC C. C. Taylor
SFC D. C. Beam
SFC T. H. Pearman

SFC E. L. Boyd
SFC P. L. Propst
SFC R. L. Blankenship
2nd Lt. M. W. Barbour
SFC T. M. Hunt
SFC S. F. Williams
SFC E. M. Simmons
SFC P. 0. Pedwine

2nd Lt. R. M. McAdams

SFC V. W. McPherson

SFC D. M. Dawkins

SFC W. C. Abernathy

SFC S. D. Brewer

2nd Lt. Edwin 0. Finch

SFC S. S. Luczyki

SFC |. M. Stevenson

SFC D. H. Angel
SFC A. H. Tucker
2nd Lt. T. W. Corkern
SFC J. M. Redmond
SFC C. D. Averette
SFC H. C. Bennett
2nd Lt. M. D. Soloman
SFC M. H. Dodenhoff

SFC B. C. Kiger
SFC S. N. Shap
2nd Lt. R. D. Stover
SFC |. J. Richardson
SFC W. M. McLaughlin
SFC F. H. Oertel
SFC C. F. O'Brien
SFC R. W. Robarge
SFC H. W. Webster

SFC |. T. Swicegood
SFC T. W. Kirkpatrick
SFC ). L. O'Connell
SFC |. D. Simpson
SFC D. M. Gallagher
SFC J. L. May
SFC j. C. Cansler
SFC H. W. Sigmon
SFC J. A. Brame

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BLADE

Capt. J. A. Warren
Commander

1st Lt. Otis Morgan
Executive Officer

Mrs. Myrl K. Warren
Sponsor

Alley

Barnes

Clark

Clippard

Farner

Hammer

Hammond

Harding

Huntley

Inman

Ladd

Lingle

Maness

McDonald

Porter

Quickel

Sanders

Samet

Sales

Schiff

Shaw

Somerville

Stover

Thoma

Shepherd

Abernathy

Banks

Beam

Bennett

Bizzell

Blankford

Bosch

Breeman

Cansler

Chiles

Daughtry
Davis, A.
Davis, D,
Dellinger
De Board

Farmer

Garwood
Godfrey
Guffey
Hewett

Hinson

Kiger

Kirkpatrick

McPherson

Nicholson

Redmond
Scott
Smith
Waters

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ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY

Major | L. Raper
Commander

Major P. M. Dean
Executive Officer

Capt. C. K. Miller
Operations Officer

This society, the Arnold Air Society, being formed for
the benefit of Air Science III and IV students was
created in 1947 in memory of General W. H. "Hap"
Arnold. The membership of this national organization
is determined by a high academic standing and high
degree of interest in the Air Force.

The Arnold Air Society has a strong national consti-
tution and its preamble illustrates the reasons for its

founding and what the founders expected of the organi-
zation.

"We, the members of Arnold Air Society, in order to
further the purpose, mission, tradition, and concept of
the United States Air Force as a means of National
Defense, promote American Citizenship, create a close
and more efficient relationship among the Air Force
Reserve Officers Training Corps Cadets do hereby es-
tablish this Constitution."

Allen
Anderson
Boone
Dixon

Dubois

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Ellenburg

Fletcher

Friar

(urney

Laney

Lassiter

Rush

Saieed

Scott

Simpler

Someaville

Spier

Tucker

Wilkins

Womack

DRUM AND BUGLE
CORPS

Major Watson L. Burrs
Commander

M/Sgt. Daniel S. Davis
M Sgt. Robert W. Waters
M Sgt. Aubrey T. Davis

MS I Bagally, Baucom, Bolin, Connelly, Dodson, Everhart, Gregory, Herr, Hicks, Hill, McLeod, Murrell, Paterson, Pike,
Redden, Robcrson, Shearon, Smarr, Tooley.

AS I Alford, Best, Bryson, Clapp, Coates, Crump, Day, D'Anna, Davie, Dunlap, Durham, Howard. Jones, Jordan, Lose,
Martin, Rooven, Sadler, Ray.

MS II Carrington, Hamrick, Hollis, Lassiter, Marks, McNairy, Moffitt, Parrish, Pendergraft, Rouse, Smith.
AS II Dalby, Pierson, Roberson, Tillman, Walsh, Vann, Chadwick.
MS III Davis, Davis D., Hager, Hewett, Radden, Waters.
AS III Conley, Johnson.

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Major James F. Walker M/Sgt. William E. Coutouzis Miss Florence Matinos

Commander 1st Sergeant Sponsor

ROTC FLIGHT TRAINING PROGRAM

MILITARY BALL ASSOCIATION

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PERSHING RIFLES

Lt. Col. Thomas P. Lennon

Commander

D. M. S.

Miss Dot Cillman
Sponsor

The Pershing Rifles is o national honorary military
society formed for the purpose of promoting high quality
military training and leadership in ROTC Units of the
colleges and universities of the United States.

The Pershing Rifle membership is composed of cadets

who prove themselves superior in leadership, academics,
and military bearing as members of the Cadet Corps.
The activities of the organization are: drill and parade
exhibitions, demonstrations for the Regimental, Wing,
and National Drill meets, and participation in the Annual
National Convention of Pershing Rifles.

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MS I Hardy. Reese. Tate, Utley, Hancock, Mitchell, Hasson, Honeycutt, Hardy, Fadel, Knckbaum, Hutchins, Nichols. Honeycutt,
Ratliffe, Eyerman, Hall, Hill, Burgess, Hood, McDougal.

MS II Williams, Brintnall, Baker, Lowry, Richardson, Carter, Hasting, Edwards. Fowler.

AS II Colombo, Hogg, Johnson, Maness. Shannon, Smith, Sullivan, Thames, Wilson. Whisenant, Knox, Dawkins, Blackwood.

Bostrom, Byrd, Chandler, Cherry, Dans, Dickerson, Foushee, Helderman, Marks, Mayberry, McCarson, Oddo, Philbrick, Pur-
cell, Robblns, Ross, Spangle, Sykes, Tolar, Wright.

MS III Guffcy. Stainback, Atkins, Scott, Fox, Brakebill.

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BRIGADE

COLOR GUARDS

PERSHING RIFLES

WING

RIFLE TEAMS

ARMY

AIR FORCE

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COLONEL ROBERT C. PAUL
Professor of Air Science and Tactics

AIR FORCE

The Air Force looks to its ROTC program for many of its
future leaders.

Our basic course provides students with an understanding
of fundamental military discipline and organization.

In addition, it provides a basic knowledge of the air age and
the influence of Air Power on World Affairs — knowledge which
is essential for good citizenship, civilian or military, in today's
world.

The Advanced Course for selected and volunteer juniors and
seniors provides more intensive academic and leadership train-
ing to quality graduates for commissions and active duty.

Throughout the entire AFROTC course a primary objective
is to develop in students qualities of leadership and the ability
to communicate effectively. These are keys to success in either
military or civilian careers.

Major Major Major Capt. Capt. Capt. Capt. Capt. Capt.

Tommy Cobb H. B. McCullough F. S. Covey C. R. Rowell K. C. Lorch 0. M. Lewis R. L. Carroll |. B. Fink M. E. Alvarado

M/Sgr. T/Sgr. T/Sgr. T Sgr. S/Sgt. S Sgt S Sgt.

R. L. Murphy J. S. Douglas C. C. Montgomery R. L. Ostrand J. W. Pritchard |. D. Whetstone Freddy Townsend

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WING STAFF

CADET COL. ROBERT L. WILKINS

Wing Commander

D. M. S.

Miss Betty Ann Wilkins
For the Wing Commander

Cadet Lt. Col. Joseph A. DuBois, Jr.
Deputy Wing Commander
D. M. S.

Cadet Lt. Col. Frederick M. Scott III
Wing Administrative Officer

Cadet Lt. Col. James D. Lassiter
Wing Personnel Officer

Cadet Major Henry L. Tucker, Jr.
Asst. Wing Personnel Officer

Cadet Lt. Col. Lloyd B. Worthington, Jr.
Wing Operations Officer
D. M. S.

Cadet Major Philip M. Deans
Asst. Wing Operations Officer

Cadet Lt. Col. John E. Fletcher
Wing Material Officer

Cadet Lt. Col. Hommer S. Brown
Wing Inspector

Cadet Major Benjamin C. Rush
Wing Info. Serv. Officer

Cadet Maior Charles R. Griffin

Special Service Administration Officer

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5951 GROUP STAFF

Lt. Col. George E. Hunsucker, Jr.
Croup Commander

Mrs. George E. Hunsucker, Jr.
For the Croup Commander

Major Sherrill C. Laney Major Ernest M. Friar

Deputy Group Commander Croup Administrative Officer
D. M. S.

Mrs. Calvin Anderson
Sponsor

IstLt.GilbertR.AIIigood 1st Lr. Louis R.Kirchdorfer 1st Lt. Dan C. |ohnson

Major Calvin C. Anderson
Squadron Commander

Capt. Ray E. Morgan
Deputy Squadron Commander

M/Sgt. Philip P. Yarborough
1st Sergeant

SQUADRON
5951

Miss Bonnie L. Core
Sponsor

SQUADRON

Major John D. Ellenberg Capt. Wills P. Rodgers M/Sgt. ]ack E. Wilkie

Squadron Commander Deputy Sqd. Commander 1st Sergeant

SQUADRON

IstLt.WilliamC. Drake 1st Lt. Harold O.Seagraves 1st Lt. Paul W. Poley

5952

1st Lt. Thomas). Pons 1st Lt. Edward K. Whaley 1st Lt. Harold J. Ray

5953

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MajorThomas A. Saieed Capt. Carol j. Leatherman M/Sgt. William R. Conley
Squadron Commander Deputy Sqd Commander 1st Sergeant

Miss Marilyn Carr
Sponsor

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SQUADRON
595a

Major Donald H. Somerville
Squadron Commander

C.ipt. Rodney M. Dixon
Deputy Squadron Commander

M Sgt. )erry L. Austin
1st Sergeant

Miss Diane Caylord
Sponsor

IstLt. JamesF.Ormand IstLt. )erry AlbertSawyer IstLt. JamesM. Sevier

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5952 GROUP STAFF

Miss Lucy Pattie
For the Group Commander

Lt. Col. William W. Gardner
Croup Commander

Major James L. Raper Capt. George K. Miller

Deputy Group Commander Group Administration Officer

D. M. S. D. M. S.

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Miss Francis Caudle
Sponsor

SQUADRON

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Major Doug M. |urney Capt. Reginald M. Cilvik M/Sgt. Larry J. Taylor
Squadron Commander Deputy Sqd. Commander 1st Sergeant

D. M. S.

SQUADRON

IstLt.RobertH. Myers 1st Lt. JamesC. Edmundson IstLt. Amiel |.McCall

5955

IstLt. Philip L. Hughes 1st Lt.MittreyA.Courie IstLt. Billy). Boles

5956

Major Robert R.Womack Capt. Carroll Glen Allen M/Sgt. Richard H.Crockett
Squadron Commander Deputy Sqd. Commander 1st Sergeant

Miss Judy Hooker
Sponsor

SQUADRON

4B #

Mrs. Francis P. Mears
Sponsor

Major Archie 0. Melchor Capt. Philip Caines M/Sgt. Pinkney C. Austin

Squadron Commander Deputy Sqd. Commander 1st Sergeant

SQUADRON

1st Lt. Leonard C. Breeman 1st Lt. Clyde W. Davis 1st Lt. William K. Bartlett

jm - ins

5957

1st Lt. Jerry A. Smith 1st Lt. H. W.Copenhaver 1st Lt. Raymond J. Cronin

5958

Major James J Piver Capt. Bobby Y. Emory M/Sgt. James W. Mauney

Squadron Commander DeputySqd. Commander 1st Sergeant

Miss Mary Nell Leitch
Sponsor

5953 GROUP STAFF

Lt. Col. Joseph K. Spiers
Croup Commander

Miss Jo Lynn Avett
For the Croup Commander

Major George C. Sasser Major William J. Boone

Deputy Croup Commander Croup Administrative Officer

Miss Patricia Ann Carty
Sponsor

1st Lt. Thomas L Hewitt 1st Lt. Ronald C. Spivey IstLt. A. J. M. Hutchins

Major Eugene E. Smith
Squadron Commander

Capt. Garland F. Pierce
Deputy Squadron Commander

M/Sgr. Gilbert W. Mayo
1st Sergeant

SQUADRON
5959

Miss Joan Melton
Sponsor

SQUADRON

Major Malcolm C. Simpler Capt. Ralph B. Leach M/Sgt. EarlT.Smith

Squadron Commander Deputy Sqd. Commander 1st Sergeant

SQUADRON

1st Lt. Henry D.Cranfill 1st Lt. JohnG. Alpin 1st Lt. Jesse F. Montgomery

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1st Lt. |ohn H. McNeill 1st Lt. Samuels J. Donald 1st Lt. Roland C. Pennell

5961

Major Stacy M. Autry Capt. Elbert Clifton Mears M/Sgt. johnie D. Thomas
Squadron Commander DeputySqd. Commander IstSergeant

Miss Elizabeth Barker
Sponsor

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SQUADRON
5962

Major Franklin H. Mitchell
Squadron Commander

Capt. Oris C. Morgan
Deputy Squadron Commander

M/Sgt. Joseph T. Weeks
1st Sergeant

Miss Barbara Jeanne Rivenbark
Sponsor

1st Lt. Richard D Knox 1st Lt. Herbert C. Rose 1st Lt. Roy L. Overton

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1st Lt. Virgil F. Batten
Sgt. Bobby H. Croom
Sgt. James W. Prim
Sgt. Marc P. Schoonmaker

Kenneth A. Dunning
Rudy C. Kugler
Asa H. Franklin
Thomas P. Zumbrunnen

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William 0. Morrison
Secretary

David W. Thomas
President

Benjamin M. Sugg
Vice-President

James G. Moore
Treasurer

JUNIOR CLASS

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BLUE

KEY

Ninety-six Chapters

Colors: Blue and Gold

N. C. STATE COLLEGE CHAPTER

Installed May 1928

T. C. Brown
Earle Edwards
J. B. Edwards, Jr.
G. 0. T. Erdahl
Dr. L. C. Hartley
Dr. W. N. Hicks
Abraham Holtzman
Dr. Arthur Kelman
E. S. King

HONORARY
Dr. C. H. Bostian

Maj. C. D. Kutschinski

R. C. Lasater

Col. R. R. Middlebrooks

Rudolph Pate

J. J. Stewart

B. C. Talley, Jr.

L. R. Wichard

0. B. Wooldridge, Jr.

Dr. E. T. York

FACULTY ADVISER
Dr. G. B. James

MEMBERS

Ralph Randall Boswell

Frederick Eugene Butler

James William Byrd

Larry Lee Carter

Jimmy Truman Daughtridge

William Roy Foss

Thomas Odell Gilmore

John C. Hopkins

Richard Hunter

Harris Johnson

William Byrd Kay, Jr.

William H. Kincheloe
John Lloyd Kirk
Roy Pynes Lothrop
Clair Edward Morris
John Henry Newlin, Jr.
Larry Hugh Patterson
Everett J. Poindexter
James Leroy Raper
Richard Horace Redwin
John A. Sprinkle, Jr.
Christopher Alan Tabor

Blue Key Honor Fraternity was founded at the University of Florida in October, 1924, to per-
petuate the belief in God, to preserve the principles of good citizenship, and to promote the best
interest of the students.

The fraternity recognizes outstanding qualities in character, scholarship and service, placing equal
emphasis upon leadership in student activities. Membership is composed of graduate and under-
graduate students of all departments of American colleges and universities.

Each year Blue Key co-sponsors the Homecoming celebration. Annually the fraternity presents
the citizenship award to the Senior who has distinguished himself as the foremost citizen of his
class. In addition, Blue Key cooperates with other campus organizations in various activities to
perpetuate a more meaningful campus life.

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CLASS OF '60

Abee, David Winfield Rutherfordton

Abernathy, Donald Ray Raleigh

Adams, Clarence Bynum Raleigh

Aderholdt, Charles Lamar Cherryville

Alexander, Alvah Wilbert, Jr. Creswell

Alexander, David Caldwell
Allen, George Lewis
Allen, Leonard Leon
Allen, Robert Lee
Alligood, Gilbert Ray

Matthews

Reidsville

Roanoke Rapids

Hampton, Va.

Washington

Allran, Charles Forest Cherryville

Alphin, John Gilbert Mt. Olive

Alston, John Davis Louisburg

Andrews, Charles Luther Greensboro

Angel, Douglas Hasten Kernersville

Apple, Billy Reid Gibsonville

Apple, Vance Alton Gibsonville
Arnold, Chester Alden St. Petersburg, Fla.

Asbury, Clayton Grant Wilmington

Atkins, Calvin George Apex

Atkins, Harold Luther Kernersville
Austin, Pinkney Calloway, Jr. Granite Falls

Averette, Charles David Elizabethtown

Ayscue, William Spurgeon Henderson

Bailey, Thomas Bert Greensboro

Baker, Charles Nelson Henderson

Baker, David Joseph Oxford

Baker, Fred Eugene Conover

Baker, Wallace Riddick Belvidere

Baldwin, John Kelly Abbottsburg

Ballard, Roger Wood Asheville

Banks, Norman Earl New Bern

Bannerman, Carl Jackson Burgaw

Barber, George Raymond Warwick, Va.

Barefoot, Thomas Odell Dunn

Barnes, William Sicbert, Jr.

Linwood

Bartlett, William Kenneth, Jr.

Asheville

Basinger, Donald Lee

Salisbury

Bass, William Hartwell

Raleigh

Batten, Coy Medlin

Kenly

Batten, Virgin Felix

Whiteville

Baxter, Larry Ben

Cherryville

Beadles, Robert Leon

Hayesville

Beam, David Conrad

Lawndaic

Beamer, William Fred, Jr.

Mt. Airy

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CLASS OF '60

Bean, Walter Louis, Jr. Lenoir

Beane, Joseph Wayne Laurinburg

Beard, William Carroll, Jr. Fayetteville

Beasley, Donnie Franklin Benson

Beasley, Jerry Nelson Sylva

Beason, Billy Gibson Raleigh
Beaver, Aubrey Don Myrtle Beach, S. C.

Bel I is, Vincent Jerome Raleigh

Belt, George Harley, Jr. Hyattsville, Md.

Benjamin, George Norman Elizabeth City

Benton, Whitson LeGrand, Jr. Varina

Bingham, Carrol Reid Fallston

Bitting, John Henry, Jr. Charlotte

Bittinger, Charles Lewis Mooresville
Bivins, Luther Edgar Washington, D. C.

Bizzell, William Pitt Fayetteville

Blackmon, Thomas Lester Four Oaks

Blake, David Eugene Wilmington

Blake, Roy Baxter, Jr. Winston-Salem

Blankinship, Julian A., Jr. Lynchburg, Va.

Blankenship, Robert Leroy Cherokee

Blevins, Joe I Crumpler

Boggs, Julius Mull Lawndale

Bond, Gordon Rawdel Bluefield, W. Va.

Booker, Bill, Jr. Raleigh

Boone, Dan Hathaway Rocky Mount

Bost, Ronald Marshell Kannapolis

Bostian, Curtis Hugh Mooresville
Bowman, John Alfred Maple Valley, Wash.

Bowles, Zone Grey Hiddenite

Boyd, Daniel Marcus Lincolnton

Boyd, Edgar Laura Pinetown

Boys, George Waring, Jr. Tuxedo

Brady, Larry Escar Statesville

Brafford, Earl Gastonia

Brake, Robert Felix Halifax

Brame, James Arthur Greensboro

Bramlett, David Lee Asheville

Brawley, Joel Vincent, Jr. Mooresville

Breeman, Leonard Glaser Kona

Brewer, Stephen David Pittsboro

Bridgers, James Eugene, Jr. Raleigh

Bridgers, Ronald Keith Wilson

Bridges, Allen Dean Shelby

Briggs, Raymond Emery Dubuque, Iowa

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Brinkley, Charles William Salisbury

Britt, Horace Thornton, Jr. Raleigh

Brooks, Delbert Ray Fayetteville

Broome, Harold Dean Mt. Holly
Brown, James Lyndon Winston-Salem

Brown, John Washington Huntersville

Brown, Kenneth Warren Burlington

Browning, Jesse David Wilmington

Broyh ill, George David Mooresville

Brummitt, Samuel Wilbur Henderson

Bryan, William Ronald Tar Heel

Bullarcl, Cecil Fisher, Jr. Fayetteville

Bullin, Jerry Wayne High Point

Bullis, Gary Harvey Burlington

Bullock, Larry James Suffolk, Va.

Bunch, Roger Cullen Tyner

Bundy, Bobby Franklin Raleigh
Burgason, Carrol Dale Stromsburg, Neb.

Burnette, Donald Eugene Asheville

Burns, John James Charlotte

Burris, Roy Pearson, Jr. Charlotte

Bush, William Horace, III Charlotte

Butler, Charles Tylon Acme
Buynitzky, Richard S. Washington, D. C.

Byrd, Joe Lee Concord

Byrd, Samuel Ellis Ramseur
Charron-Christian, Dominique Austin, Texas
Caldwell, Shakespeare Harris, Jr. Concord

Cannady, Curtis Paul, Jr. Forest City

Cansler, Joe Carr Troutman

Capps, Anthony Sherrill Smithfield

Capps, Cecil Wyche Henderson

Capps, Claude Noble Smithfield

Carlton, John Phillips Pinetops

Carlyle, Joseph Ray Kinston

Carrigan, William Chester

China Grove

Carroll, Wesley Lee

Youngsville

Carter, Francis Cameron

Raleigh

Carver, John Franklin

Suffolk, Va.

Cashatt, Everett Dalrymalc

Spray

Casler, Raymond Lynn

Teaneck

Cassels, Ovid Pendleton, Jr.

Charlotte

Cathey, Thomas Robert

Havelock

Cawthorne, Wallace Graham

Henderson

Chapman, Robert Eugene, Jr.

Raleigh

[328]

CLASS OF '60

Charles, Ernest George

Raleigh

Cheek, Walter David

Burlington

Chesson, Roger Temple

Roper

Choi, Dong Myung

Taegu, Korea

Choudry, Salim Akhtar

Pakistan

Chrisawn, Emory Dean

Celo

Cikanek, Harry Arthur, Jr.

Lenoir

Clark, Jack Adams

Sanford

Clark, John Charles, Jr.

St. Pauls

Clark, Robert Carroll

Asheville

Clayton, Albert Thomas Oxford

Clayton, William Wesley Charlotte

Clement, Richard Noel Lenoir

Coats, John William Cary

Cockman, Arthur Gwynne Pittsboro

Collier, Talmadge Whitley Cary

Collins, John Marion Elkin

Collins, Joseph Patrick Brooklyn, N. Y.

Conley, Kenneth Evans Shelby

Conley, William Ray Marion

Cook, Wallace Edward Yanceyville

Cooke, Lawrence James, Jr. Elizabethtown
Cooper, William Edward, Jr. Richmond, Va.
Corkern, Terrell Wayne Georgetown, S. C.
Courie, Mittrey A. Kinston

Coutouzis, William Emmanuel Fayetteville

Couil, James Lewis Wilmington

Cowardin, Robert Lewis Raleigh

Cox, James Foster Goldsboro

Craig, William Dewey Mt. Holly

Cranfill, Henry David Winston-Salem

Cranford, Edgar Allen Raleigh

Crawley, James Rodwell Jacksonville, Fla.
Crockett, Richard Horace, Jr. Camp Lejeune
Croom, Bobby Harold Zebulon

Cross, Blanche Louise Virginia Beach, Va.
Crouch, Olin Kent Charleston, W. Va.

Crouse, Vernard Ray Plant City, Fla.

Crowder, James Uriah Asheville

Crumpler, Alton Braxton Goldsboro

Culberson, Samuel Franklin Siler City

Culbreth, John Kenneth Woodruff

Culbreth, William Kemp, Jr. Lumberton

Culler, Josie Ellen Boone

Cullman, James Thomas, Jr. Cheraw, S. C.

[329]

CLASS OF '60

Cullom, Finn Bowen Wilson

Culp, Ronald Kendall Badin

Cundiff, Dallas Earl Hanes

Curlee, Richard Everette Raleigh

Currie, Thomas Davis Red Springs

Daniels, Charles Edgar Raleigh

Daniels, William Henry Fort Bragg
Daughtridge, George Edward Rocky Mount

Daughtry, Jimmie Solomon Smithfield

Davenport, Charles Norman Creswell

Davis, Carmer Love, Jr. Wilmington

Davis, Clyde Wilson, Jr. Pantego

Davis, Fred Mac Raleigh

Davis, George Kenneth Bessemer City

Davis, John Roy Vass

Davis, Max Ray Forest City
Davis, Robert Lee, Jr. Salisbury, N. C.

Dawkins, Donald Martin Rockingham

Deal, James Francis, ill Landis

Dean, William Rix, Jr. Louisburg

DeBoard, Charles Lacey Grassy Creek

DeBrew, James Carl Shelby

DeBruhl, Joe Martin Goldsboro

Dellinger, William Martin Chorlotte

Denise, Clark Edward Raleigh

Denning, Bobby Ray Benson

Dew, Harold Powell Raeford

Dickens, Clyde Phillip Fuquay Springs

Dills, Kenneth Marion Franklin

Douglas, Jerry Mack Raleigh

Downs, Richard Stanley Winston-Salem

Dozier, Arthur Lee, III Raleigh

Draughn, Robert Andrew Wilson

Drum, Gerald Thomas Greenville

Duncan, Cecil Lloyd Chapel Hill

Duncan, David Walter Hickory

Duke, Richard Tolliver Sanford

Dulin, John Walter Rockingham

Eades, Douglas Eugene Raleigh

Eddins, William Harold Wadesboro

Edmundson, James Carroll Pikeville

Edwards, Allen Eugene Spring Hope

Edwards, Hilton Allen Washington

Edwards, James Harrison Greensboro

Edwards, Malcolm Woodrow Louisburg

[330]

CLASS OF '60

Edwards, Ralph Goldson, Jr.

Salisbury

Eliades, George Klearchos

Lumberton

Ellington, Troy Dean

Concord

English, Ronald Holland

Willard

Etchison, John Walter

Mocksville

Everette, John David

Rocky Mount

Everitt, Layton John

Dover, N.J.

Faires, Ned Tracy

Mount Hall

Farmer, Berkwood Malcolm

Ringgold

Farrell, Robert Smith

Graham

Fary, Avery David, Jr. Shacklefords, Va.

Faulkenberry, Charles Vannon Lowell

Faw, Homer Jackson, Jr. Conover

Ferguson, Bernard Woody Clyde

Ferguson, Clarence Daniel Fnrmville

Finkelstain, David Jonas Lima, Peru

Fisher, Henry Lee, Jr. Mt. Pleasant

Fitts, Robert Bond Asheville

Fluck, Richard Coward Salisbury

Forbes, Ralph Larry Raleigh

Foss, William Roy Raleigh

Foster, Fred Daniel Henderson

Foster, Nick Duncan Wilkesboro

Fox, Jerry Hassell Roxboro

Francis, Thomas LeRoy Waynesville

Frazier, Leon Parks Statesville

Frazier, William Max Statesville

Fuhrer, Raymond K. Charlotte

Fuller, Allen Jefferson Liberty

Fuller, T. Avon Franklinton

Funderburk, Billy Thomas Monroe
Gallagher, Donald M. Binghamton, N. Y.

Garcia, Carlos S. Cuba

Gardner, Ben Alton, Jr. Ayden

Gardner, Charles Ray Greenville

Gardner, Donald Julins Dunn

Garner, James Clifton, Jr. Weldon

Garrett, James Thomas Liberty

Gaskins, Roger Burns Elizabethtown

Gay, Charles Houston Charlotte

Gentry, Charles O'Briant Cavel

Gentry, Richard Lee Reidsville

George, Douglas Alexander Greensboro

Geouge, Thomas Lee Celo

Gibbs, Hyatt McDonald Wilkesboro

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CLASS OF '60

Giles, Harrison Alexander Roanoke Rapids

Gilliam, William Edwin Graham

Gillikin, Benjamin Franklin, Jr. New Bern

Givetz, Stanley Spencer Winston-Salem

Gladden, James Donald Kings Mountain

Glover, William Brevard Charlotte

Godfrey, Homer Jerry Charlotte

Godfrey, Richard Byron High Point

Goodin, Thomas Haywood, Jr. Statesville

Goodwin, Charles Buddy High Point

Gormley, Robert John Cranston, R. I.

Green, Gerry Allan Ashville, N. Y.

Greene, J. D. Ellerbe

Gregg, Roger Allen Lenoir

Gregory, John Henry Robbinsville

Gregson, James Dwight, Jr. Liberty

Grier, Harry Glenroy, Jr. Gastonia

Grimmer, Henry Clinton Willard

Gross, Chris Wilmington

Guffey, William Robert Greensboro

Gutierrez, Carlos Dario Mexico City

Haire, William J. Albemarle

Hall, Charles Roy Marion

Hallman, George Wayne, Jr. Charlotte

Hamby, Leslie Milton Black Mountain

Hamme, Joseph Carr Oxford

Hamrick, Philip Edward Boiling Springs

Hardee, Amos Dalton Grimesland

Hardison, Alvin McGowan Williamston

Hardister, John P., Jr. Kannapolis

Haritos, Tasso Hackensack, N. J.

Harris, Bob Vernon Morganton

Harris, Jerry Sanders Washington

Harris, Thomas Grier Harrisburg

Harris, Thomas Ivey Henderson

Harris, Vernon Lafayette Tuscaloosa, Ala.

Harrod, Keith Raymond Raleigh

Hart, Ralph William Lansing

Hartsell, Gene Wesley Raleigh

Hartsoge, George William Hickory

Harvey, James Robert Pacolet, S. C.

Harward, James Bliss Wadesboro

Harwell, Boyce Wayne Newton

Hattaway, Albert Mayo, Jr. Winston-Salem

Hauser, John Reid Advance

[332]

CLASS OF '60

Hawkins, Herbert Bradford

Raleigh

Hawkins, James Ralph

Charlotte

Hawley, Jimmy Vincent

Charlotte

Hay, Thomas Robert

Andrews

Hedgecock, Richard Lee

Asheboro

Hedrick, Dale Bruce Lexington
Henderson, Leon, Jr. Washington, D. C.

Henley, Herbert Carlisle, Jr. Chapel Hill

Hensley, Harold Lloyd Burnsville

Henson, William Gladstone Gastonia

Henson, Ronald Holland Forest City

Hester, Boyce L. Gastonia

Hewett, James Daniel Shallotte

Hewlett, Curtiss Barron Wilmington

Hilburn, Oscar Halletr Council

Hilliard, Daniel Alexander Raleigh
Himmelwright, James R. Matawan, N. J.

Hinson, Edwards Reid Charlotte

Hinson, Jack Dempsey Fair Bluff

Hite, Grear Shirlock Charlotte

Hogan, Harvey Theodore, Jr. Graham

Holder, Howard E. Raleigh

Holmes, Irwin Richard, Jr. Durham

Hooker, Winston Thompson Aurora

Hopson, John Dempsey Burnsville

Horton, Oscar Bobby Royboro

Hoskins, James Herbert Spencer

House, Samuel Giles Lincolnton

Howell, Julian Willie Hertford

Howell, Marvin Eugene Williamston

Huber, Richard Thomas Raleigh

Hudgins, Hugh Douglas Fayetteville

Hudson, Edward Carlos Charlotte

Hudson, Harry Hood Waxhaw

Hudson, Ned Yadkin Concord

Hughes, Phillip Leroy Oxford
Hultz, Richard Murray Cincinnati, Ohio

Hunt, Carlton Perry Angier

Hunt, Robert Hughes Newton

Hunter, Thomas Giles Graham

Hutchins, Andrew J. M.
Hutchins, Charles Eugene
Hutchins, Roy Austin
Inman, Billy Eugene
Intarangsi, Jaral

Canton

Sanford

Gastonia

Pilot Mountain

Thailand

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CLASS OF '60

Irvin, Thomas Meade Brookville, Pa.

Isley, John M. Brooklyn, N. Y.

Johnson, Dan Cary Rocky Mount

Johnson, Edward James Wallace

Johnson, Herbert Spencer, Jr. Greensboro

Johnson, Herbie Martin, Jr. Crossnore

Jones, Benjamin Lewis Asheville

Jones, James Frederick Scotland Neck

Jones, Malcolm David Laurinburg

Jordan, Alfred Wilmer Weldon

Jcyce, Donald Max High Point

Justice, Herbert Adin Forest City

Kahl, William Bailey Reisterstown, Md.

Keever, Robert Cebe Raleigh

Kelly, William Whitehead Winston-Salem

Kendrick, Thomas Dickson Charlotte

Kepley, Bryce McNeely Salisbury

Key, Robert Norman Mt. Airy

Keyes, Paul Landis Ashland, Va.

Kiger, Bobby Gray Winston-Salem

Kiger, Herman Monroe Winston-Salem

Kimrey, Rives Brinn, Jr. Sanford

King, Allen Calhoun Salisbury

King, Stanley Ross Littleton

Kirchdorfer, Louis Ray Roseboro

Kirkman, Charles Gordon

Mocksville

Kirkley, John Marshall

Charlotte

Kitchin, Lawton Ward, Jr.

Maxton

Kittrell, Benjamin Upchurch

Kittrell

Klutz, Larry Elmo

Boone

Knowles, Robert Gail Wilmington

Knox, Haden Edward Davidson

Knox, Robert Alexander Charlotte

Koepp-Baker, Nicholas Bennett Highlands

Konkle, Theodore Phineas High Point

Koszewski, Stephen Stanley, Jr. Charlotte
Krimminger, Thomas Wayne Mt. Pleasant
Kropp, William J. J., II Fort Smith, Ark.

Lambert, John Hall Brevard

Lambert, Ray Allen Winston-Salem

Lamm, Bruce Raleigh

Lancaster, James Wilson Laurinburg

Langdon, James Hector, Jr. Benson

Langdon, Lacy Fleming Angier

Langdon, Raeford Earl Smithfield

[334]

CLASS OF '60

Lavitt, Leonard E. Flushing, N. Y.

Law, William Sibley, Jr. Fayetteville

Lawrence, Larry King Marion

Leatherman, Frank David Vale

Leazer, Benny Butler Mooresville

Lee, Donald Ross Charlotte

Lee, Milton Wayne Greensboro

Lemons, Benjamin Elias Winston-Salem

Lemons, Clifton Eugene Greensboro

Lemons, Richard Kenneth Draper

Leonard, Rufus Nelson Wake Forest

Letchworth, Charles Franklin Kinston

Lewis, James Albert, Jr. Dunn

Lilley, James Harvey Gatesville

Lilly, Thomas Frederick Burlington

Little, Beverly Grace Jefferson

Little, Robert Dicky R., Jr. Wadesboro

Liu, Richard Y. C. Colorado Springs, Colo.
Livengood, Charles Sidney Salisbury

Livengood, Romulus Odell Raleigh

Livengood, Wayne Thomas Carthage

Loftin, Robert Jones Thomasville

Lohr, George Edmund, Jr. .. Lincolnton

Long, Forest Stevenson State Road

Long, Paul Froneberger Bessemer City

Long, Richard Bruce Winston-Salem

Long, Zebulon Vance Chattanooga, Tenn.
Lowery, Edwin Lawrence, Jr.... Wingate

Luther, Robert Willard, Jr. Elizabeth City
Lytle, James Charles Marion

McArthur, Norman Broadway

McBrayer, Robert Douglas Forest City

McCall, Donald Jackson ..Drexel

MacCallum, Malcolm D., Jr. Southern Pines

McCaskill, Thomas Blue... Carthage

McCathern, Robert Eugene, Jr. Charlotte

McClure, Harold Monroe Franklin

McCray, Shirley Fred W. Columbia, S. C.

Mclntyre, Daniel Rlee Oakboro

McLaughlin, Wayne Miller Mooresville

McLaurine, William Monroe, III Burlington
McLean, Dale Edward Lenoir

McLeod, Ingram Blair Winston-Salem

McMinn, James Wilburn Asheville

McNeely, Ralph Donald Drexel

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CLASS OF '60

?££

McNeill, John Hugh

Red Springs

McPherson, Thomas Michael

Durham

McPherson, Victor Wynne

High Point

Manning, Richard Stancil

Williamston

Marehetti, Peter Louis, Jr.

Richmond, Va.

Marley, William Howard

Southern Pines

Marvin, Robert Eugene

Hildebran

Marshall, Thomas Bryan, Jr.

Engelhard

Martin, Roy Hoyt, Jr.

Hendersonville

Massey, William Marcus, Jr.

Wilmington

Matthews, Douglas Harold Wilson
Matthews, Vassar Cameron, Jr. Thomasville

Mauney, Gene Ashby Kings Mountain

Mauney, James William Lincolnton

May, Jim La Grange

May, Vester Jeff Andrews

Mayse, Bobby Franklin Spindale

Medders, Ronald Russell Mt. Holly

Meeks, Frederick Tibett Wadesboro

Meeks, Ramos William Montreat

Meeks, Olin Jackson

Leaksville

Menscer, Darrell Vance

Statesville

Merricks, James Allen

Reidsville

Merrill, Thomas William

Raleigh

Metters, Norman Thomas

Statesville

Mewborn, Richard Alton

Snow Hill

Miller, Charles Herbert

Raleigh

Miller DeWitt

Beulaville

Miller, Gary Dennis

Albemarle

Miller, John Aubrey

Statesville

Miller, William Spencer Clemmons

Mills, James Marcus Wallace

Mintz, Morris Daniel Wilmington

Mitchell, Glenwood J., Jr. Newport News, Va.

Mizell, Edgar Larry Bogalusa, La.

Moffitt, James Donald Staley

Monteith, Larry King Lubbock, Texas

Montemayor, Felipe Caracas, Venezuela

Montgomery, Jesse Franklin Smithfield

Moody, Melvin Louis West Point, Va.

Moore,

Charles Elwood

Elizabeth City

Moore,

Crawford Bowman

Morganton

Moore,

James Godwin

Rocky Mount

Moore,

Kenneth Lanier

Asheboro

Moore,

Lanny Ravarn

Greensboro

[336]

CLASS OF '60

Moore, Paul Merritt Southport
Moore, Robert Burton Washington, D. C.

Moore, Robert Corl Drexel

Moore, Sidney Clyburn, Jr. Durham
Morena, Thomas Robert Rutherfordton

Morgan, Joe Frank Woodleaf

Morgan, Raymond William Salisbury

Morris, Wayne Bryant Apex

Moser, James Norman Rockwell

Moss, Don L. Hickory

Moss, Ronald Dean Glenville

Mozingo, Wilbur Earl, Jr. Kinston

Mullis, Elbert Stanley Haw River

Murphy, James David Leaksville

Murphy, Wendell Holmes Rose Hill

Murray, Merritt Leslie Greensboro

Murrow, Joseph Samuel Robersonville

Mutton, James Orval Asheville

Narron, Billy Franklin Kenly

Neal, Cecil Leon, Jr. Caroleen

Neal, James Lewis Providence

Neighbors, Joseph Donwell Benson

Newton, Henry Lynn .. Wilson

Nester, William Carlton Gladys, Va.

Nethery, Robert Lee, Jr. Henderson

Newberry, Joseph Herman Plymouth

Newell, John Richard, Jr. Greenville

Newman, James Livingston Leaksville

Niemer, Stanford E. Charlotte

Nix, Harvey Clyde Asheville

Noble, Chappell Nesbitt Fairview

Norton, Jerry Lee Wilmington

O'Connell, James Lee Sanford

O'Connell, Larry Stedman Sanford

O'Dowd, Richard Clyde Cary

Oertel, Eric Spencer New York, N.Y.

Oertel, Fritz Hermann, Jr. New York, N.Y.

Olson, Robert Linwood Charlotte

O'Quinn, George Donald Mamers

O'Quinn, William Lewis ... Lumberton

Orders, Leonard Randolph, Jr. Asheville

Ormand, James Franklin, Jr. Gastonia

Overby, James Allen Norlina

Overcash, Arbon Wayne Salisbury
Owen, Gordon Norman, Jr.

Netherlands, West Indies

[337]

CLASS OF '60

Pace, Carl C. Tryon

Pappamihiel, Andrew C. Charlotte

Parker, David Lee Winston-Salem

Parrish, George Cooper Louisburg
Patel, Ramjibhai Madhanbhai

Bombay State, India

Patterson, Glenn Wayne China Grove

Patterson, Joseph Eugene Siler City

Pearce, Robert Gaston Henderson

Pearman, Thomas Harold Summerfield

Person, Lee Homer, Jr. Raleigh

Peterson, Billy Shelton Delco

Petty, William Richard Graham

Phillips, James Arthur Spruce Pine

Pickett, Alfred Thomas Mebane

Pierce, Archie Lincoln West Jefferson

Pilch, Robert Martindale Basking Ridge

Pittman, Arnold Sherwood Selma

Pittman, Rooney Lee Rocky Mount

Pivin, John Oscar Bristol, R. I.

Plemmons, Tommy Ray Asheville

Pless, Robert Eugene Raleigh

Poe, Richard Van Siler City

Poindexter, Vernon Clayton East Bend

Pond, Larry Edward Davis

Pons, Richard Gregory Ft. Eustis, Va.

Pons, Thomas Jenkins Valdese

Pope, Robert Harris, Jr. Cedar Grove

Poplin, Jack Kenneth Norwood

Potter, Carroll Lee New Bern

Poulson, Melvin Bryan Englehard

Powell, Charles Baird, Jr. Jacksonville

Powley, Victor Marlin Dillsburg, Pa.

Prim, James William Southern Pines

Prince, Billie Adams Fayetteville

Price, Donald Herman Monroe

Proctor, Robert Pittman Walstonburg

Provost, Jack Ward Hubert

Quick, Lee Tanya Wilson

Rabb, Dudley Carroll Lenoir

Rankin, William Nevyn Winston-Salem

Rawls, Elton Randolph Williamston

Ray, Edgar William Burnsville

Ray, Harold Joseph Burnsville

Rayfield, Lanny Reese Gastonia
Raymond, Gerrard Edmond New Orleans, La.

[338]

CLASS OF '60

Readling, Clark Delano Cornelius

Reavis, James Clinton Moravian Falls

Redden, Forrest Richard, Jr. Clemmons

Redmond, James Michael Harrison, N. Y.

Redmond, Jobie Gene Woterville

Redwine, David Ruffin Lexington

Reep, Samuel Charlton Morganton

Reeves, William Elwood Hallsboro

Reich, Donald Gray Burlington

Reinhardt, Heath Franklin Stanley

Respess, Victor McCoy Greenville
Rettinger, James R. Schuylkill Haven, Pa.

Rich, Carl Vann Castalia

Richardson, Charles Allen Rockingham

Ricks, Fred G., Jr. Conway

Ridge, Paul Benjamin High Point

Ridout, Clarence Benjamin Raleigh

Roach, Robert Wayne Burlington

Robarge, Ronald William Winston-Salem
Roberds, James Hall Garden City, Go.

Robinson, Everett Alney, Jr. Mars City

Ross, William Earl Charlotte

Rouse, Thurman Leslie Deep Run

Rowe, Billy Kerley Louisburg

Rowe, Daniel Guy, III ... Hickory

Rowell, Ford Clarence Rocky Mount

Rudd, Harry Charles, Jr. Portsmouth, Va.

Rudisill, Edwin Murray, Jr. Gastonia

Russell, Norman Arnold Raleigh

Safrit, Edgar Vernon, Jr. Salisbury

Salisbury, Robert Earl Beaufort, S. C.

Samuels, James Donald High Point

Sauls, James, Jr. Warsaw

Sawyer, Jerry Albert ... New Bern

Schaub, Sandra Apex

Scott, Augustus Donald Currie

Scott, Bobby G. Spencer

Scott, Jesse Hobson, Jr. .... Franklin, Va.

Scott, John McClayton Charlotte

Scott, Leo Rhem New Bern

Seagle, Murl E., Jr. Cherryville

Seago, James Malachi Raleigh

Seagraves, Harold O'Neil Concord

Seders, Donald Adolphus Cooleemee
Seidenstein, Mark A. Newport News, Va.

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Selden, Charles Wallace, III Richmond, Va.

Sellers, Mitchel Wayne
Sevier, James Montraville
Shackleford, Charlie, Jr.
Sharpe, William Norman, Jr.

Shearin, Edwin Arthur
Sheek, Alton Jackson
Shepherd, William Ford
Shillinglaw, Robert Tracy
Shingleton, Austin Brooks

Rockingham

Asheville

Aurora

Chapel Hill

Windsor, Conn.

Advance

Lansing

Asheville

Stantonsburg

Shipley, John L. Williamston

Shive, Philip Augustus Belgian Congo, Africa
Shook, James Gill North Wilkesboro

Shurtleff, James A. Binghamton, N. Y.

Sideris, George Nicholas Greenville

Sigmon, Harvey William Brevard

Simmons, Clyde Edward Gastonia

Simmons, Eugene M., Jr. Enfield

Simpson, James Dudley, III Fayetteville

Simpson, Lester Gould, Jr. Jacksonville

Sitton,

Harry Arnold

Asheville

Sizemore, Nearous C.

Winston-Salem

Slough

ter, Wilson Allen, Jr.

Blanch

Sloop,

Craven, M., Jr.

Charlotte

Slcop,
Smath

Paul Alexander

Concord

ers, Robert Luther

Candler

Smith,

Alfred Green

Kinston

Smith,

Davie John, Jr.

Goldsboro

Smith,

Drexel Kermit

Kinston

Smith,

Earl Terry

Hamlet

Smith,

Floyd A., Jr.

Kinston

Smith,

Howard Wade

High Point

Smith,

Iverson Richard
James Holt

Newton

Smith,

Lenoir

Smith,

Jerry Alan

Lenoir

Smith,

John William

Fountain

Smith,

Larry Baxter

Marshville

Smith,

Larry Eugene

Fayetteville

Smith,

Lathan, Jr.

Troutman

Smith,

Lester

Kernersville

Smith,

Max Gale

Winston-Salem

Smith,

Tillman Byrd

Fuquay Springs

Smith,

William Clay

Spindale

Smith,

Woodley Kendall

Deep Run

Sorrell

, Furman Yates

Wadesboro

[340]

CLASS OF '60

Speight, Edwin Parker
Spencer, Roger Allen
Spivey, Ronald Chris
Stadler, Thomas Richard
Stainback, William Carey

Sunbury

Swan Quarter

Chadbourn

Elon College

Youngsville

Stall, Nelson Byrd Newport News, Va.

Sta I lings, David Warren Thomasville

Stancil, James Armistice Hoffman

Stanford, Gary Lloyd Sylva

Steorts, Ronald Carter Winston-Salem

Stephens, Paul Madison Rocky Mount

Steppe, Kenneth Edward Lynchburg, Va.

Stevens, Larry Winston-Salem

Stevens, Vernon Ray Goldsboro

Stewart, James Eugene Raleigh

Stokes, Hazel Von Charlotte

Stotesberry, Ralph Bennie Chester

Stott, Charles Raymond Wendell

Stroup, Daniel Bruce Waco

Stroupe, Michael Albert Bessemer City

Sugg, Benjamin Montague, Jr. Kinston

Sugg, Edward Rodin Smithfield

Sullins, Jess Agustus Biltmore

Sullivan, Gene Autry Selma

Sunderland, Gary Eugene New York, N. Y.

Sutton, Albert Clinton, Jr. Asheville

Sutton, Dale Allen Bryson City

Swanson, Oliver N., IN Pilot Mountain

Swicegood, James Titus Lexington

Swindell, Winfield Scott Raleigh

Swing, Roland Kenneth Lox

Sykes, Paul Wesley, Jr. Norfolk, Va.

Talbert, Stephen Delynn Spray

Talbott, Graham Merriett Wallace

Tart, William Golden, Jr. Benson

Taylor, George Carlyle Oscar Rocky Mount

Taylor, Larry Holmes Marion

Taylor, Lucius Rives, Jr. Jackson

Teasley, R. Bruce Knoxville, Tenn.
Terry, Roger Vernon, Jr. Newport News, Va.

Tharrington, Herman Reginal, Jr. Bunn

Thomas, Jack Maxton Sanford

Thomas, Johnie Darrell Sanford

Thomason, Robert Bradley Lexington

Thomasson, Worth Bagley, Jr. Lexington

[341]

CLASS OF '60

Thompson, Edsel Hughett Smithfield

Thompson, John R. Hickory

Tillery, Clarence Anderson, Jr. Raleigh

Timblin, Stanley Walter Durham

Tosto, Edgar Paul Sea Level

Traber, Lawrence James Arden

Trent, Wallace Lee Kernersville

Triplett, Oscar Everette, Jr. Raleigh

Trivett, William Walter Boone

Trotman, John Lee Norfolk, Va.

Trotter, Donald Lee Raleigh

Troutman, John William Statesville

Troutman, William Harvey Concord

Trunnell, Albert Glenworth, Jr. Southport

Turner, Bobby Carroll Cherryville

Turner, Jerrell Maurice Laurinburg

Turner, Jack Boyd Old Fort

Turner, Roger Blair Gastonia

Tuttle, Bobby Warren Raleigh

Tyson, Bradley Yates Wadesboro

Tyson, Martin Luther, Jr. Raleigh

Umphlett, Charlie Morgan Hertford

Umstead, Willis Cranmer Garner

Underwood, Edgar Myron, III... Sanford

Vinson, Joseph Bennett Raleigh

Wagner, William Deaton Charlotte

Wagstaff, Robert Lee Kannapolis

Wail, Keppel Duane Asheville

Walker, Charles Robert... Forest City

Walker, Glen Edward Morganton

Walker, Raymond Harley, Jr. Sparta

Walker, Robert Henry Yanceyville

Walker, William Earl Rocky Mount

Wallace, Jacob Lightsey, Jr. Charlotte

Wallace, Thomas Edward, Jr. Raleigh

Wallinger, Ralph Scott Ashland, Va.

Word, Grady Dallas Cullowhee

Ward, James Osker Wilmington

Ward, Noah Linwood Nakina

Ward, Robert Lee, Jr. Mt. Holly

Warlick, Robert Bennett Raleigh
Waters, Robert Warren Roanoke Rapids

Waters, Wilbert J. Pinetown

Watson, James Elwyn, Jr. Red Springs

Watson, James Felton, Jr. Kenly

[342]

CLASS OF '60

Watson, Kent Emanuel

Rodanthe

Watts, Glenn Brawley, Jr.

Huntersville

Watts, Ronald Carl

Charlotte

Waynick, Howard Lewis

Statesville

Weaver, Jack Carroll

Greensboro

Webb, Walter Hoyle Shelby
Webber, Robert Clinton Blountville, Tenn.

Webster, Henry Wise Shannon
Weeks, Harold Robert Mexico City, Mexico

Weeks, Joseph Terence Tarboro

Wells, Daniel R. Garner

Wells, Stacy Allen, Jr. Wilmington

Westmoreland, Grover W. Troutman

Whaley, Edward Kendall Richlands

Whisnant, James Edward Morganton

White, Claud Edwin Shelby

White, Gerald McLain Charlotte

White, Gerald S. Youngsville

Whitener, Daniel Clary Huntersville

Whitesell, Fred Erwin Pinehurst

Whitesides, Grier Elliott Lincolnton

Whitley, Charles Brown, Jr. Charlotte

Whitley, John Bruce.- Charlotte

Wilkie, Jack Edward Valdese

Wilkins, Robert Ledbetter Fayetteville

Willey, Norman Hill Raleigh

Williams, Horace Eugene Henderson

Williams, James Grey Bunn

Williams, James Speed Raleigh

Williams, Joe Madison Obin

Williams, Robert Christopher Concord

Williams, Snyder Franklin Rose Hill

Williamson, John Hybert.. Raleigh

Wilson, Robert Benjamin Robersonville

Wilson, Roger Vinson Stokesdale

Winston, Robert J.... Youngsville

Wiseman, Jack Wilson Altamont

Witzke, Christian Heinrich, III Wilson

Wolfe, Stephen Paxton Jamesville

Wood, Stacey Allen. Raleigh

Wood, Thomas John Raeford

Woodlief, Rufus Omega Henderson

Woodward, James Adams Suffolk

Woppman, Richard Alan Newark, N. Y.

Wright, Owen Davis Henderson

Yarborough, Philip Pershing Lexington

Yoder, Paul Eugene Winston-Salem

Younts, Robert Wade Spray

Terry Brooks
Secretary

Lowery Alton Daniels, Jr.
President

Joel W. Ray
Treasurer

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SOPHOMORE LEADERSHIP SOCIETY

OFFICERS

John David Fulton President

David Walter Thomas Vice-President

Donald Ray Fountain Secretary-Treasurer

Larry Ben Baxter
George Waring Boys, Jr.
John Phillips Carlton
Donald Ray Fountain
John David Fulton

Edwards Reid Hinson
Charles Lee Jordan III
Benjamin Upchurch Kettrcl
Haden Edward Knox
William Lewis O'Quinn

David Walter Thomas

The Order of Thirty and Three is a local honorary
organization consisting of a total of thirty-three mem-
bers. The eleven active members are picked at the
beginning of the spring semester from the Sophomore
Class and remain active until the following Spring.

The members selected are considered to be the out-
standing members of the Sophomore Class. Selection is
the highest honor a Sophomore can receive at State
College. Qualifications for membership include: Good
character, a high sense of honor, ability for leadership,

satisfactory scholastic standing, welfare of school at
heart, and other qualities deemed necessary to accom-
plish the greatest good, as determined by the active
membership.

The objects of Thirty and Three are: to promote the
welfare of State College, raising of school standards,
and cooperating with alumni and other friends of the
College to work at all times for the interests of the
students and the College at large.

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Abe, Fujio Albemarle

Abernathy, Ralph Garland Gastonia

Acra, Roland Haiti

Adams, Andrew Albert Charlotte

Adams, Robert Leon Pawtucket, R. I.

Adams, Salathiel Liell, III Rowland

Adcock, Shelton Young Henderson

Aldridge, John Arthur Winston-Salem

Alford, James Lewis Whitakers

Alford, Nancy Eloise Raleigh

Al-Hachim Abdul Wahid M. Samarra, Iraq

Allen, Charles Raymond Goldsboro

Allen, Melvin Lee Ramseur

Allen, Norman Samuel Graham

Alligood, James Warren, Jr. Beaufort

Allred, Johnny William Elon College

Al-Muddaris Moobid Faik Baghdad, Iraq

Alread, Luther C, Jr. Ft. Worth, Texas

Ang, George Tan Manila, Philippines

Angel, Alica Ruth Franklin

Annas, Samuel Leon Hudson

Armstrong, Robert Powell Bladenboro

Arnold, Jerry Frank Spruce Pine

Arthur, James Harrison Mt. Holly

Arthurs, David Franklin Mooresville

Atkinson, Marion Wayne Elizabethtown

Avent, Robert Ray Raleigh

Bailey, William Danville, Va.

Baker, Robert Homer, Jr. Wilmington

Baker, Warren David China Grove

Baldwin, Frederick Foster Clarkton

Baldwin, Von McLoyd Durham

Bales, Eldridge Theodore Winston-Salem

Ball, David Graham, Jr. Raleigh

Ball. William Roy Burgaw

Ballenger, Edward Broadus Cliffside

Barefoot, Bright Hilton Matthews

Barham, Samuel Allison Washinqton, D. C.
Barker, Bennie Lee Warrensville

Barnes, David C, Jr. Lenoir

Barnes Elliott Burton, Jr. Corapeake

Barnhill, Alton James, Jr. Bunnlevel

Barrier, Cleveland Lipe Mt. Pleasant

Rarrinaer, Barry Sinclair Newton

Barrinaer, Larry Erwin Hickory

Bartholomew, Norman Eugene Raleigh
Bassett, Donald Georqe

Shawinigan Falls, Quebec

Batchelor, Billy Joe Morrisville

Batchelor, William Maylon, Jr. Tarboro

Beam, Jimmy Havnes Statesville

Beard, Hoyt Sturdivant Pittsboro

Bedo, Jerry Walter Silver Spring, Md.

Belanaia. Elmo McCotter, Jr. Arapahoe

Belt, Clifford Albert Timonium, Md.

Bennett, Bobby Gene Glen Alpine

Bennett, George Ratliff Raleigh

Berry, Bobby Mac Burlington

Best, Willie Dean Goldsboro

Biggers, Homer Lee, Jr. Morganton

Biggerstaff, William Thomas Shelby

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Bighorn, Isaac Leroy Raleigh

Bissinger, Richard Turner Wilmington

Black, Jerry Nelson West End

Black, Mary Elizabeth High Point

Blackwood, Ralph Lee, Jr. Chapel Hill

Blackwood, Samuel J. Raleigh

Blake, Henry Clay, Jr. Leland

Blake, James Gordon III Wallace

Bloke, William Russell Newport

Blanchard, Robert Brooks Wallace

Blankenship, Robert Vann Charlotte

Blizzard, Donald Davis Richlands

Blizzard, Gerald Vincent Wilmington

Bodie, James Frederick Thomasville

Bodziak, James Paul Davis Weville, Pa.

Boles, Hermon Eugene Winston-Salem

Bolick, Neil Oren Hickory

Bolinger, John William Vale

Bone, Roger Wayne Nashville

Booker, John McArtan Clinton

Boone, Carl Harrison Elm City

Bordeaux, Larry Dawson Ingold

Bostian, Max E. China Grove

Bowen, Robert Calvin, Jr. Charlotte

Bowling, Richard Hausbar Greensboro

Boyer, Allen Norman Ft. Gordon, Ga.

Boyette, Allen C. Goldsboro

Boyette, Billy Wall Kenly

Boyland, James Leo Alexandria, Va.

Bracey, Lucius Hazeltine South Hill, Va.

Bradshaw, James Brookshire Raleiqh

Brakebill, James Henry, III Ft. Monroe, Va.

Branch, Robert Bailey Rich Square

Brannock, William Eugene Reidsville

Brannon, Henry Kimbrough, Jr. Raleigh

Brewer, James Lee, Jr. Greensboro

Bridges, Robert Owen Cary

Brill, Richard Byron Urbanna, Va.

Brintnall, William Carle Bryson City

Brittain, Wayne Michael Moraanton

Britton, Walter Martin Lasker

Brockmann, Otto Raven, Jr. Greensboro

Brooks, Francis Arthur, III Greensboro

Brooks, Wayne M. Raleigh

Brothertow, Robert Kaylor Sherrill's Ford

Broughton, John, III Hertford

Brown, Charles Calvin Richmond, Va.

Brown, Charles Richard Winston-Salem

Brown, Henry Alfred Apex

Brown, Randall Lanier Greensboro

Brown, Talmage Thurman, Jr. Raleigh

Brown, William Robert Bat Cave

Browning, James Stephen Salisbury

Bryan, Benjamin Edward Jacksonville

Bryan, George Howard Winston-Salem

Buck, 0. Ledrue, Jr. Washington

Bullard, James Connor Charlotte
Bulluck, John David, Jr. Greenwich, Conn.

Bunting, Phillip Marshall Greensboro

Burke, Baxter Daniel Siler City

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Burwell, Venable Babcock Oxford

Busic, Robert Franklin Sparta

Butler, Roy McMillian, II Clarkton
Buxton, Kenneth Shearin Roanoke Rapids

Byers, Ted Ronald Concord

Byrd, David Lincoln Chadbourn

Byrd, Edward Morton Orrum

Byrd, John LaFayette, III Henderson

Byrd, William Byron, Jr. Bunnlevel

Byrne, Matthew Love Rocky Mount

Cabe, Alex Wilmer, Jr. Fontana Dam

Cabe, Lewis Russell Franklin

Caldwell, James Daniel Clyde

Callicutt, Joseph Huqh Asheboro

Calvert, Richard C. M., Ill Warwick, Va.

Campbell, Robert LeRoy Hickory

Carey, Java O'Neil Burlington

Carpenter, Lewis Franklin, Jr. Dallas

Carr, John Curtis Goldsboro

Carrier, Albert Heath, III Charlotte

Carringer, John McClung Andrews

Carrington, Thomas Watkins, Jr. Oxford
Carroll, Henry C. Chappagua, N. Y.

Carroll, Marley Pegues Shelby

Carson, John Kelsie Morristown, Tenn.

Carter, Berkley Roger Reidsville

Carter, Billy Wayne Middlesex

Carter, Donald Woodson Elm City

Carver, James William Fayetteville

Cates, Addis Pittard, Jr. Faison

Cato, J. Thomas Charlotte

Cavanaugh, Marvin Stephen Jacksonville

Cherry, Solomon Thad Fayetteville

Childress, Mitchoel Lee Gibsonville
Christenbury, Ear! Thrmas, Jr. Fayetteville

Christenbury, Silos Ted Harrisburg

Christiansen, John W., Jr. Whiteville

Christopher, William Ames Franklin, Va.

Chumley, Paul Frcrik!!n Fayetteville

Clarke, James Albon Valdese

Clemmer, William Herbert High Point

Clemmons, Gene Arthur Clayton

Clifton, Frank Thomas, Jr. Mt. Olive

Cobb, John Charles Asheville

Coble, David Frank'in Garland

Coble, David Scott Garland

Coble, James Alfred Liberty

Cole, Robert Ervin Charlotte

Colombo, Ronald W. Pearl River, N. Y.

Colson, Charles Edward Norwood

Combs, Clarence Leon Draper

Cone, Worth Frederick Spring Hope

Connell, Oscar Watson, Jr. Charlotte

Connor, Ronald Everett Wilmington

Cook, Johnny Hugh Marion

Cooke, James Robert Huntersville

Cooke, Oren Boyd Maiden

Cooper, David Elder Cary

Cope, Richard Owen Gastonia

Cope, Roy Douglas Lexington

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Cotbett, Thomas Busbee Garner

Corning, Robert Crump, Jr. Rockingham

Correll, Edward Max Monroe

Correll, Robert Edward Lee, III Laurinburg

Couchell, Gus Perry Charlotte

Craig, Margaret Louise Fuquay Springs

Creed, Jack Walters Boone

Cremens, Walter Allen Charlotte

Crook, John Marvin Enka

Croom, Clyde Edward Knigrwdale

Cross, Frank Tucker Sunbury

Crotts, Carl Benson Trinity

Crowell, Joseph Spottswood Enka
Currie, James Richard Ogdensburg, N. J.
Cutler, Carl Jackson Heights, N. Y.

Cutler, Ernest Harding Blounts Creek

Dale, Jan Keith Sneads Ferry

Daniels, Lowry Alton Driver, Vo.

Daughety, William Floyd Lexington

Daughtry, Robert Lawrence Conway

Davis, Charles Alfred Brevard

Davis, James L'Roy Raleigh

Davis, Joe Eric Charlotte

Davis, John Charles Greensboro

Davis, Robert Baker Elizabeth City

Davis, Robert Dabney Winston-Salem

Dawkins, William Lester High Poini

DeArmon, Benjamin Theodore Charlotte

Deaton, Bobby Bernard Morganton

Decker, David Richard Winsion-Salem

Dee, Dewey Daniel Manila, Philippines

Dellinger, Cecil McClellan Stanley

Dennis, William Lawrence Randleman

Dickens, Robert Maynard Black Mountain

Dinnes, William Donald Franklin

Distefano, Robert Vincent Cheltenham

Ccdson, Guy McPherson, Jr. Raleigh

Doggett, William Tate High Point

Donaldson, Joe Kelly Mt. Mourne

Duncan, Frank Patrick Siler City

Duncan, John Kenneth Kannapolis

Duncan, Marshall Yates Clayton

Dunn, Harry Patton, Jr. Danville, Va.

Dunning, Kenneth Alan Kinston
Dyer, Edward Grant North Wilkesboro

Early, John Gordon Raleigh

Earp, James Wiley, Jr. Selma

Easom, Theo O'Neal Wilmington

Eberly, Curt Weik Sheridan, Pa.

Eck, Thomas H. Savannah, Ga.

Edmonds, Lloyd Verner Roanoke Rapids

Edwards, Charles Wade Ramseur

Edwards, Jerry Allen Mooresville

Edwards, John Lester, Jr. Waynesville

Edwards, John Thomas, Jr. Spring Hope

Edwards, William Sandford Middlesex

Eidson, Thomas Wayne Greenville

Elam, Edward Stuart Charlotte

Elam, Richard C. Hickory

EIHaimus, Abdul Wahid Baghdad, Iraq

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Ellis, Edward William, Jr. Henderson

Ellis, George Burkhardt Winston-Salem

Ellis, Larry Wayne Durham

Ellis, Robert Charles, Jr. Shelby

Ellis, Robert Guy, Jr. Marion

Emerson, Thomas Jackson Siler City

English, William Ollin Raleigh

Ensley, William Fletcher Rutherfordton

Eppes, William Ryan Charlotte

Eskridge, Harold Eugene Shelby

Eudy, Larry Dean Charlotte

Everett, Marvin McHenry Robersonville

Falkner, John Macy, Jr. Raleigh

Fansler, David Wayne Winston-Salelm

Farrell, Claude Herman, III Raleigh

Feimster, Alan Taylorsville

Felmet, Jack Welch Waynesville

Fields, Edgar Milton, Jr. Hertford

Finger, David Alton, Jr. Kannapolis

Fish, George William Roanoke Rapids

Fish, Rufus Talmadge, Jr. Wilson

Fisher, James Crowell, Jr. Mt. Pleasant

Fisher, John Reed High Point

Fisher, Norman Ray Raleigh

Fitts, Edward Plummer, Jr. Littleton

Fitts, Jerry Burt Raleigh
Flynt, Herman Elwood, Jr. Guilford College

Fogle, Fred Aull Shelby
Folsom, James Warren Newport News, Va.

Fore, James Ray Waynesville

Ford, Russell Winfred, Jr. Albemarle

Ford, Wayne Emrick Richmond, Va.

Fornes, Bruce M. Sanford

Fort, Jack Bernard Winston-Salem

Foss, Emmett Wooten, Jr. LaGrange

Foster, James Lippard Statesville

Foushee, Charles Broadus, Jr. Sanford

Fowler, Robert Lewis Bryson City

Fowts, William Elbert Franklin

Franklin, Kenneth Vaden, Jr. Cary

Frazier, Harold Leon Charlotte

Frazier, James Richard Charlotte

Freeman, John Irvan Lincolnton

Fulcher, William Freddy Rocky Mount

Fullington, Ronald Wayne Greensboro

Fulton, John Scott Wilmington

Gagnon, Robert Edward Ayden
Gamble, Ernest Washington, Jr. Salisbury

Gardner, Thomas Alfred Cliffside

Garner, Charles Philemon Wilmington

Garner, Patricia Louise Raleigh

Garrison, George Walker, Jr. Statesville

Garrison, Mervin James Winston-Salem

Gay, Aubrey Leonard Zebulon

Gegner, William Raymond Secaucus, N. J.

Gerringer, Hugh Leslie, Jr. Greensboro

Gibbs, Russell Wayne Englehard

Gibson, John Woyne Fairmont

Gibson, Peter Murray Laurel Hill

Gibson, Raleigh Jack, Jr. Sandy Ridge

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CLASS OF '61

Gilliam, David Dolian Burlington
Giraudo, Lawrence Bernard

Jackson Heights, N. Y.

Glover, Stanley Warren Spring Hope

Goldstein, Lawrence Mooresville

Gore, Ira Carroll Tabor City

Goswick, Carl Raymond, Jr. Durham

Grady, William Ward Raleigh

Graham, Charles Elbridge, Jr. Linwood

Graham, James Lee Yadkinville
Graham, Michael Henry Winston-Salem

Graham, Phillip Ray Yadkinville

Gray, Erving Harrison Avon

Gray, Robert Fredrick, Jr. Wadesboro

Green, Malcolm Alston Durham

Green, Thomas Sweet Butner

Greene, Charles William Canton

Griffin, James Randolph Rocky Mount

Grimsley, Daniel Lawrence Acme

Gruzdis, James Vincent, Jr. Thomasville

Gryder, Reid Kent Rockingham

Gupton, Charles Pernell Castalia

Gurganus, Clyde Mitchell Williamston

Gurganus, Frankie Edwards Williamston

Hackney, James Acra, III Washington

Haddock, William A. Jacksonville

Hagaman, John Royce Zionville

Hager, Robert Luther Alexis

Hager, Ted Eugene Mt. Holly

Hall, Augustus S. Raleigh

Hall, John Dwight Reidsville

Hall, William Headley High Point

Halsey, Hugh Warden Piney Creek

Hamilton, James Loyd Shelby

Hammett, Howard Powell Concord

Hamrick, Herman Howard Shelby
Hamrick, Vincent Arnold .Winston-Salem

Hand, James Richardson Dowell

Hardage, John Harrelson Norlina

Harden, William Roy Plymouth

Hardin, Paul Douglas Canton

Hardison, Joe William Fayetteville

Harrelson, Hugh Gene, Jr. Lexington

Harris, Billy Wade Durham

Harris, Dennis Irvin, Jr. Greenville

Harris, Harold Brookshire Mt. Gilead

Harris, Roy Leonard Robbins

Harrill, Jay Black, Jr. Shelby
Harrill, Thomas Lawson Patterson Springs

Harrington, Johnnie Mack Ayden

Harrington, Tony Miller Landis

Hartley, Donald Leroy Graham

Hartline, Leon Mason Statesville

Hartsell, Hal Craig, Jr.__. Concord

Harvey, Marion Lee Thomasville

Hastings, Jimmy Richardson Morganton

Hatch, Rex Tillman Mt. Olive

Hathcock, Allan Conrad Albemarle

Hatley, Wayne Douglas Charlotte

Hauser, Ronald Billy High Point

Hawn, Kenneth Lee Charlotte

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Heafner, Edwin Zacheus Charlotte

Heafner, James Patrick Charlotte

Hearn, Chase Patterson Raleigh

Heath, Bobby Odell Wade

Hedden, Ray Oliver Bryson City

Helms, Brian Belk Greensboro

Herring, Travis I Seven Springs

Hester, Donald Larry Stanley

Hill, Robert Kendall Kinston

Hinson, Thomas Bessemer City

Hix, William Fletcher Asheboro

Hodges, Louis Curtis Dobson

Hodgin, Jerry Edward Guilford

Hodgin, James Nelson Guilford

Hoffecker, Frank LeRoy Charlotte

Hoffman, Roy Edward, Jr. Charlotte

Hogan, Philip Gene Norman

Hogg, Thomas Grier High Point

Holder, Roy Clifton Liberty

Holland, James Alvin Marion

Hollis, George Robert Shelby

Holloman, Charles Thomas Seaboard

Holt, Robert Nisbet, Jr. Pantego
Holton, George Montague, Jr. Williamston

Hooper, Alvin Dillard Tuckasegee
Hoots, Gene Allen Winston-Salem

Hoover, Herbert Ronald Concord

Hooper, William Whitfield, Jr. Leaksville

Hoskins, William Blan, Jr. Fayetteville

Hoskins, Thomas Reeves Spencer

Houser, Charles Ray Asheville

Howell, Jon Russell Lenoir

Howell, William Edward Roduco

Hoyle, Barbara Ruth Cherryville

Hoyle, Dan Hilliard Henderson

Hubbard, Richard Gary Hildebran

Hudson, Robert Lee Roanoke Rapids

Hudson, Wayne Thomas Guilford College

Huffman, David Glenn Burlington

Hughes, George Roscoe Raleigh

Huqgins, Joseph Allen Wilmington

Hulbert, William Henry Sanford

Hunsucker, Royce Hulton Greenville

Hunter, Harold Dean Weaverville

Inge, Donald Eugene Weldon

Isenhour, John Henry, Jr. Salisbury

Jackson, Philip Stephen Pittsboro

Jackson, Raymond Edson Watha

Jackson, Travis Lawrence Marion

Jacobs, Larry Gilbert Salisbury

Javid, Soleiman Teheran, Iran

Jefferies, Kenneth Franklin New Hill

Jenkins, Robert Duke Grifton

Johnson, Jules Doar, Jr. Shelby

Johnson, Lennart Albert Stockholm, Sweden

Johnson, Ronald Maddox Fayetteville
Johnson, Sigvard B. Greenwich, Conn.

Johnston, Joseph Tharpe Littleton

Jones, Charles Franklin Charlotte

Jones, Claude Ervin Raleigh

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Jones, James Benton Charlotte

Jones, Morris Ben Burgaw

Jones, Paul Richard Kingsport, Tenn.

Jones, Ray Edward Statesville

Jones, Thomas Lane Brevard

Joseph, Stella Lima, Peru

Joyce, Douglass Ross Raleigh

Keistler, James W., Jr. Great Falls, S. C.

Kendall, Worth Alexander Wadesboro

Kincaid, Jerry Alden Lenoir

King, Henry Frank, III Salisbury

King, John Harold, Jr. Smithfield

King, Lee Ellis Charlotte

King, Truman Lewis, Jr. Raleigh

King, William Garland, Jr. Graham

Kirkpatrick, Robert M. Charlotte

Kiser, Albert Rufus Winston-Salem

Kistler, Richard Carey Charlotte

Kivett, William Daffron Ramseur

Kjosnes, Nils Ivar New York, N. Y.

Knight, John Bradley Wilmington

Knott, Grady Daniel Clayton

Knox, William Edward Winston-Salem

Kugler, Rudy George Charlotte

Kunde, Virgil George Red Wing, Minn.

Lackey, Walter Jackson, Jr. Fallston

Lambert, Roger De Witt Andrews, S. C.

Lambeth, Clay Thomas, Jr High Point

Lankford, Phillip Gene Kannapolis

Landmesser, Richard Alan Mocksville

Lane, Russell Herman Stantonsburg

Langston, Edward Herman, Jr. Raeford

Lanier, Harvey Glenn Maple Hill

Lassiter, William Stone Spring Hope

Laughon, Kermit Oliver, Jr. Jefferson

Laughter, Jon Harvey Hendersonville

Law, Sidney Edward Pelham

Leath, Robert William Sanford

Lee, Benjamin Glen Hollister

Lee, Horace Alton Raleigh

Lee, Jimmy Baine Lumberton

Lee, Robert Davis Norwood

Leffler, Dennis Frank Charlotte

Leggett, Ira Paul, Jr. Washington

Lennon, Bernard Broughton Evergreen

Leonard, James C, III Winston-Salem

Leveque, Pierre Andre Oxford

Leverett, James Frederick Raleigh

Lewis, Kenneth McMillan Fayetteville

Lewis, Marcus Faison Roseboro

Liles, Richard Terry Zebulon

Lindsay, Anthony Gene Clinton

Lindsay, Donald Sherald Mt. Olive

Lindsay, Ronald Gerald Mt. Olive

Lineberger, Earl L., Jr. Bessemer City

Lingerfelt, Dan Herbert Morganton

Little, Cecil Stanley Greensboro

Little, Charles Harvey Kenly

Little, Herbert Randolph Ayden

Littleton, David Marvin Goldsboro

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Locklear, Proctor, Jr. Shannon

Loewenstern, Michael Cali, Colombia

Long, William Barry. .. Gastonia

Love, Jimmy Oscar Concord

Love, Ray Nesbit Concord

Lowe, James Edward Greensboro

Lowry, Edward R., Jr. Greensboro

Loyd, Archie Kay Statesville

Lyon, Thomas Henry Durham

McAteer, Porter Lee Gastonia

McBane, George Clyde, Jr. Hillsboro

McCain, William Jennings Candler

McCall, Harold Guy, Jr. Stoneville

McCarson, Larry Jay Hendersonville
McClintock, Coy Edwin Pleasant Garden

McCollum, Charlie Gray Reidsville

McCombs, Darwin Hilary Kannapolis

McCracken, Robert Hugh Clyde

McCree, James J. Holly Ridge

McCullough, John Edward Charlotte

McCuiston, Phil Thomas, Jr. Kernersville

McDonald, Claude Havis, Jr. Concord

McDonald, Hugh Dallas Bunnlevel

McDonald, John Rex Cameron

McEachern, Hugh A., Jr. Wilmington

McGee, Carl Louis Lenoir

McGee, David Franklin Ferguson
McGinn, Leighton Edward, Jr. Charlotte

McGinnis, Jerry Ronald Asheville

McGowan, James Alton, Jr. Winston-Salem

Mcintosh, Ervin Winfield New Bern

McLamb, Nathan Henry Clinton

McLeod, Leo Conrad Winston-Salem

McMahon, Charles David Swannanoa

McNeill, Donald Charles Red Springs

McNeill, James Ralph Lansing

McRae, David Scott Ellerbe

McSwain, Wade Hampton, Jr. Albemarle

McVicker, Gerald Pehden Maxton

Mace, Samuel Viers Street, Md.

Madre, Edward Lee Hertford

Madren, Frank Simpson Elon College

Mahaney, Arthur R., Jr. Kenbridge, Va.

Malpass, William Don Norfolk, Va.
Mann, Douglas Donald Chevy Chase, Md.

Mann, Harold Reid Mebane

Mann, Truxton King, Jr. New Bern

Manning, Ernest Simons Wilson

Manning, Joseph Clifton Nashville

Mansfield, Charles Edward Greensboro

Markos, John Gus Burlington

Marks, Stuart Alexander Wilmington

Marks, William Olen Raleigh

Marsh, Harold Stinson Siler City

Marshall, Michael Gurey Winston-Salem

Martin, Charles Edward Lenoir

Mason, Franklin Gleech Wilson

Massengil, Ransom Jackson, Jr. Durham

Massey, Jerry Pearson Statesville

Matthis, Miles Ray Black Creek

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Mauney, Ronald Matthew Shelby

Mayer, Ronald Michael Asheville

Meads, Laster Byron Elizabeth City

Merritt, Kenneth Earl Clinton

Merritt, Max Burrage Richfield

Michael, William Baxter Bostic

Michaels, Thomas David Raleigh

Middleton, William Ransom, Jr. Garner

Miller, Bobby Russell Marion

Miller, Frank Lewis Burlington

Miller, James Graham Raleigh

Miller, Robert Eugene Charlotte

Miller, William David Greensboro

Mills, Allen George Winston-Salem

Mills, Wade Thomas Farmville

Mock, Willis, Jr. Greensboro

Montgomery, Carl Eugene Semora

Moore, Lawrence Carlton, Jr. Atlanta, Go.

Moore, Thomas Mitchell Kannapolis

Mooring, Luby Edward Stantonsburg

Moose, Harvey Carroll Raleigh

Morgan, Harold Marvin Candler

Morrison, James O'Dell Southern Pines

Morris, Walter Wiley, III Durham

Mosley, Julian Devon Butner

Moss, James Robert High Point

Mozingo, Roger Lee Snow Hiil

Mullis, Harry Eugene Reidsville

Mullis, Ralph Hartman Olin

Muneyyirci, Suphi Istanbul, Turkey

Nance, Robert Neely Winston-Salem

Nelson, D. Robert Andrews

Nethercutt, Robert Lynn.- Snow Hill

Neville, Atlas Gordon Chapel Hill

Nifong, Charles Michael Winston-Salem

Nixon, John Franklin Cramerton

Novoa, Luis Arnulfo Havana, Cuba

Oakley, John Kenneth Durham

Oberhofer, Edward Samuel Winston-Salem

O'Briant, Edwin Lee Whitakers

O'Brien, William Lee, Jr.... Greensboro

Olive, Ronald Lee Lumberton

Olive, Ross McNeill . Fuquay Springs

Oliver, Johnny Dean . Havelock

Osborne, Wiley Jackson Laurel Springs

Outterbridge, Stephen Wilson Raleigh

Overton, John Crayton, Jr. Rocky Mount

Overton, Roy Lee Louisburg

Owen, Clarence Manly Hickory

Owen, Ernest Stanley Fayetteville

Owens, Ted A. Harriman, Tenn.

Oxford, John Allen Hudson

Parker, John Hilton Hollister

Parks, George Wilson, Jr. ... Red Springs

Parrish, James Irvin Charlotte

Parrish, James Raeford Spring Hope

Patterson, Reid Barnes Salisbury

Paul, Donald Ross Bath

Paul, Nicholas Larus Pantego

Payne, Billy Franklin Walnut

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Payne, David Jackson Greensboro

Pearce, Tony Brooks Zebulon

Peeler, Leidy Yearick Charlotte
Pendergraft, Garrieth Blan Rock Hill, S. C.
Pennell, Roland Jerry Newport News, Va.
Pennsyle, Ronald Owen Winston-Salem

Perkinson, William David Norlina

Perry, Glenn Grey, Jr. High Point

Perry, William Earl Siler City

Peterson, Frank Alexander Raleigh

Peterson, Howell Liveous Garland

Phelps, Albert Carroll, Jr. Sanford

Phifer, Arthur Graham Shelby

Phifer, Billy Jack, Jr. Goldsboro

Phillips, Dewey Lee Dallas

Phillips, Earl Jennings St. Pauls

Phillips, Philip Holleman Hertford

Phillips, Wayne West Snow Hill

Phipps, Joe Crumpler

Pickett, Ralph Stanley Beulaville
Pierce, Robert Hunter Elizabeth City

Porter, Samuel Lewis, Jr. Sparta

Poteet, Jack Riley Morganton

Poulos, James Nick Weldon

Powell, James Wheeler Greensboro

Powell, Joseph Adrian Spring Hope

Price, Franklin Roosevelt. Tarboro
Prince, Jimmy Harold Fuquay Springs

Pritchard, William Miles Raleigh

Privott, Wilbur Joseph, Jr. Tyner

Prout, Lloyd Thomas Durham

Puett, John David Morganton

Pugh, Claud Ervin Asheboro

Pulliam, George Donald Raleigh

Pullium, Jerry Clark Andrews

Purdy, Frank Kerr, Jr. Burlington

Rackley, Francis Dalton Nashville

Radford, Frederick C. Kenly

Rainey, George Lee Raleigh

Ramsey, Henry Clayton Hubert

Ramsey, James Warren Shelby

Raneri, Samuel Anthony Greensboro

Ransom, Dennett Eugene Frisco

Rape, Melvin W. Kannapolis
Raum, John Frederick Winston-Salem

Raber, Dean Howell York, Pa.

Redmon, Robert Bruce, Jr. Asheville

Reece, Roy Williams, Jr. Boonville

Reichenbach, Carl Franklin, Jr. Raleigh

Ravelle, William Frederick, Jr. Warsaw

Reynolds, Arthur Eugene, III Raleigh

Reynolds, James Robert Boone

Rhyne, Gerald Lawson Lincolnton

Rice, Paul Hugh, Jr. Sunbury

Richardson, Hood Lance Monroe

Richardson, Robert Glenn, Jr. Durham
Rickard, Bert Earl Winston-Salem

Rink, Donald Eugene Salisbury

Roberson, Bernard Gordon Parmele

Robertson, Robert Anthony Raleigh

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Robinson, Ronold Leary Lincolnton

Romano, Paul Ernest Bristol, R. I.

Romeo, Paul Albert Summerville

Roper, Douglas Gaw Westport, Conn.

Rose, Charles Richard Newton Grove

Rosensteel, Robert Eugene Wilmington

Rosenthal, Herbert Gustav Raleigh

Roseveare, David Arthur Greenville

Rowland, Silas McDonald Halifax
Rowley, Lee R. Croton-on-Hudson, N. Y.

Royal, Mack Carter Stedman

Rush, Harris Fleming Asheboro

Saffron, Henry Brooklyn, N. Y.

Sanders, John Dixon Southport

Sanford, Lonnie Thomas, III Charlotte

Sanderson, Charles LeRoy Erwin, Tenn.

Saunders. Carl Horace, Jr. Elon Colleqe

Sawyer, Gordon Edward Elizabeth City

Sawyer, Rodney Bernard Jacksonville

Schwartz, Harold Charlotte

Scott, Garland Elmo, Jr. Pineville

Scott, John Guerard Graham

Seegers, Georqe Samuel, Jr. Charlotte

Sequeira, Avilino, Jr. Huddy, Ky.

Sessoms, William Rhea, Jr. Colerain

Sexton. John E., Jr. Winston-Salem

Shamblin, Austin Leonard Alcoa, Tenn.

Shanks. Kenneth Euqene Kernersville

Shannon, Charles Richard, Jr. Laurinburq

Shaver, Thomas Warren Albemarle

Shearon, Ronald Wilson Wake Forest
Shedd, Joel Price Washinaton, D. C.

Shepard, Arthur James, Jr. Waynesville

Sherrill, Robert Taylor Mooresville

Shinn, Thomas Sadler, Jr. Asheville

Short, William J. Henderson

Shuller, Edqar Ralph Swansboro

Shumate, Stewart Thomas, Jr. Cherryville

Seigle, Richard Gibbons Winston-Salem

Siqmon, Ned Alan Hickory

Simpson, Taliaferro S. Charlotte

Sinclair, James Hinton Rowland

Singer, John Stephen New York. N. Y.

Smart, Harold Joseph Draper

Smith, Charles Durwood Greenville

Smith, Danny Gold Raleigh

Smith, Frank Houston, Jr. Raleigh

Smith, Glendon Carlyle Kannapolis

Smith, Johnny Barto Eustis, Fla.

Smith, Robert Edward Fayetteville

Smith, Robert Jones Asheville

Smith, William Alfred Asheville

Smith, Zigrida Rita Raleigh

Smithermon, James Samuel, Jr. Troy

Snipes, Julian Brooks Pittsboro

Spangler, Ray Warlick Shelby

Sparks, Darrell Bakersville

Spence, James Thornwell Greensboro

Spencer, William Lewis, Jr. Gastonia

Sprinkle, Wesley Edward Statesville

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Sproles, Charles Albert Balfour

Stafford, Donald Bennett Kernersville

Stallings, Kenneth Gordon Wilson

Stanford, Charles Herbert, Jr. Liberty

Starnes, Milton S. Hudson

Stearns, Cecil Emile A. Raleigh

Steed, Boyd Curtis, Jr. Atlanta, Ga.

Stegall, Harold Alton Warrenton

Stephens, Chester Lee, Jr. Elizabeth City
Stephenson, Gorham Brady Ft. Wayne, Ind.

Stevens, John Franklin Erwin

Stewart, George Colon Mamers

Stewart, John Gilliam Gastonia

Stockord, Ralph Reavis Graham

Stoker, Lindell Gene Albemarle

Stokes, Hugh Talmadqe, Jr. Greenville

Stone, Charles Arnold Kernersville

Stone, James Kenneth Charlotte

Stott, Parker Liles Bailey

Stout, Thomas Calvin High Point

Strickland, Silas Ezra, Jr. Rocky Mount

Styron, Bobby Wayne Stacy

Sullivan, Bryan Edwin Bath

Summey, William Jenkins Dallas

Sutton, Hubbard Morris Newton Grove

Sutton, James Alton Thomasville

Swain, Edward M. Elizabeth City

Taborn, Robert Lewis Greensboro

Talbert, Glenn Benard Albemarle

Tanner, Aretwine Jacksonville

Taylor, Glenn Arrington Whitakers

Taylor, James H. Todd

Taylor, Jimmy Alton Williamston

Temple, Ralph Berlyn Newport
Tharrington, Williams Harper Rocky Mount

Thomas, Calvin Jackson Raleigh

Thomas, Jimmie Boyden Salisbury

Thomas, William Covington Rockingham

Thornton. William Edgar Kinston
Tillman, Leonard K. Forest Hills, N. Y.

Tolen, Robert Curtis Asheboro

Tourtellot, Robert Chester Charlotte

Tucker, George Azore Concord

Tucker, Richard Lyon Greensboro

Tucker, William Carr Townsville

Tudor, Robert Barnes Raleigh

Turner, Frank Vance Raleigh

Turpin, Robert Garner Newport

Tyler, Warren Randolph Raleigh

Tysinger, James Edwin Franklin

Tyson, George Sprunt Fayetteville

Tyson, Robert Lee Raleigh

Upchurch, Lewis Marvin, Jr. Raeford

Vail, James Thomas Spencer

Vann, Thomas Phillips Southern Pines

Vaughn, Charles Richard Mt. Airy

Veasey, Percy Linwood Durham

Venable, Wallace Gerald Cheraw, S. C.

VonCannon, Luther Paul, Jr. Garland

Voss, F. Gwyn, Jr. Laurinburg

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Walker, Frederick Guy, Jr. Albemarle
Walker, Jefferson H. Newport News, Va.

Wallace, Larry Wayne Roanoke Rapids

Walsh, Paul Eugene, Jr. Gastonia

Walters, Jack, Jr. Whiteville

Waltz, William Reid Charlotte

Warmbrod, Grover Karl Raleigh
Warren, David Lee Washington, D. C.

Warren, Howard Daniel Asheville

Waters, William Dixon, Jr. Rocky Mount

Watson, Charles William Highlands

Watson, Kenny Russell Mt. Airy

Weaver, James Bruce Raleigh

Webster, Shelby Jean Madison

Wells, Otho Sylvester Watha

Whichard, Willis Kenneth, Jr. Greenville

Whisenant. Richard Duke Maiden

Whitaker, Wilson Willis, III South Hill, Va.

White, Donald Milton Greensboro

White, Gerald Bell Statesville

White, Joseph Rudolph, Jr. Colerain

White, Armond Carol Windsor

White, Ralph Alexander, Jr. Conover

Whitley, David Baker Washington

Wicker, Bobby Louis Lilling ton

Wilder, David Reid Chadbourn

Wilder, Edqar Allen Newport, Tenn.

Wilder, John Welles, Jr. Greensboro

Wilder, Manly Smith Middlesex

Wilkerson, Charles Vernon Roxboro

Wilkins, Samuel Lee Jacksonville

Willett, Robert Bynum Greensboro

Williams, Albert T., Jr. Statesville

Williams, Hartsell Franklin Morqanton

Williams, Hobert Earl Eagle Springs

Williams, James Franklin Lexington

Williams, Jerry Otway Alcoa, Tenn.

Williams, Lewis Arnold Raleiah

Williams, Phillip Russell Fayetteville

Williams, Thomas Harold, Jr. Raleigh

Williams, Vaughn McKay Madison

Williams, Walter Bruce Raleigh

Wilson, Jimmie Rupert Hendersonville

Wilson, Neil Carver Shelby

Wilson, Robert Eugene Lawndale

Winchester, Samuel Clyde, Jr. Greenville

Windley, William Thomas Washington

Winstead, Harold Roger Nashville

Winstead, Harry Wharton Woodsdale

Wiseman, Mose Brown, Jr. Salisbury
Witherspoon, David Harlan

Rutherford Colleqe

Wolfe, Jared Dunn Springfield, Pa.

Wolfer, Robert Conrad Pekin, III.

Womack, Hester Crowder Durham

Wood, Elliott Sherrill, Jr. Greensboro

Wood, William Harry Hendersonville

Workman, Robert Clinton Raleigh

Wortman, Jimmie Jack Morganton

Wright, Edgar E., Jr. Bessemer City

Wright, Percy William Raleigh

Yoder, James Kenney Raleigh

Yorke, Charles Alvin Concord

Young, Nelson Worsham Reidsville

Younger, Ronald Lee Lynchburg, Va.

Yount, Robert Keith Conover

Zenel, Tarik Istanbul, Turkey

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John Lee Wilcox
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Ronald Harold Enders
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James P. Caldwel
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PHI ETA SIGMA

James W. York, Jr. President

James A. Hackney Vice-President

William T. Windley Secretary

William B. Michael Treasurer

J. W. Morgan Adviser

PHI ETA SIGMA was founded at the University of Illinois, March 1923. The State College Chapter
was installed on May 16, 1930. Membership in Phi Eta Sigma is open to those Freshmen who make the
equivalent of half A's and half B's and is considered the highest scholastic honor a Freshman can attain.
Phi Eta Sigma's members are active for the latter half of their Freshman year and remain active during
their Sophomore year. They strive to reward and promote an interest in high scholastic standards.

Abe, Fujio

Alford, Michael Rives
Anderson, Gerald Von, Jr.
Baker, Junius Ora
Bales, Eldridge Theodore
Beard, Hoyt Sturdivant
Brady, Burl Henderlite
Carter, Billy Wayne
Cobb, John Charles
Couched, Gus Parry
Culberson, Samuel Franklin
Currie, James Richard
Darracott, Lucas William
Davis, Charles Alfred
Decker, David Richard
Drake, William Carl
Eck, Thomas Herbert
Edmondson, John Austin
Edwards, John Lester, Jr.
Ellis, George Burkhardt, Jr.
Faelten, Eion MacGregor
Fary, Avery David, Jr.
Fields, Edgar Milton, Jr.
Garmer, Charles Philemon
Garrison, George Walker, Jr.
Gidney, Robert Sarratt, Jr.
Gilliam, David Dolian
Greene, Charles William
Gross, James Koehler
Gryder, Reid Kent
Hall, Thomas David

MEMBERS

Harris, Andrew Jennings, Jr.
Hoadley, Arthur Bruce
Hooper, Alvin Dillard
Howell, Jon Russell
Hughes, Eugene Richard
Isenhour, John Henry, Jr.
Jackson, Philip Stephen
Jamerson, Charles Dewey, Jr.
Johnson, James Harris
Jones, Thomas Lane
Jordan, Charles Lee
King, Truman Lewis, Jr.
Kolodny, William Patrick
Kugler, Rudolph George, Jr.
Lackey, Walter Jackson, Jr.
Lambert, Roger DeWitt
Law, Sidney Edward
Lester, George Washington
Lewis, Worth Pegram
McCuiston, Phil Thomas, Jr.
McRary, John Walter
Madren, Frank Simpson
Martin, James Edward
Martinson, Fred Helmer
Massel, Gary Alan
Matthews, Samuel Calvin
Miller, Daniel William
Mills, Wade Thomas
Moore, Lawrence Carlton, Jr.
Nivison, Arthur Edward
Oberhofer, Edward Samuel

Olive, Ronald Lee
Ormsby, Ted Richard
Owens, Ted Alfred
Patterson, Reid Barnes
Paul, Donald Ross
Pennsyle, Ronald Owen
Perry, Wesley Stewart
Pierce, Gerald Addison
Privott, Wilbur Joseph, Jr.
Redmon, Robert Bruce, Jr.
Rose, Charles Richard
Sher, Horace Joel
Shinn, Thomas Sadler, Jr.
Shipley, John Lincoln
Sigmon, Ned Alan
Singleton, Robert Edmund
Smith, Frank Houston, Jr.
Smith, Jerry Alan
Spence, James Thornwell
Stone, Louis Howart
Talbert, Glenn Benard
Tyler, Warren Randolph
Tysinger, James Edwin
Walker, Jefferson Hiden, Jr.
Williams, James Speed
Williams, Jerry Otway
Williams, Milton Guy, Jr.
Wilson, Joseph Fred
Yorke, Charles Alvin
Cooper, David Elder
Huggins, Joseph Allen

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Abernethy, William Parks
Adams, Andrew Wilson
Adams, James Kelly
Adams, John Cecil, Jr.
Adams. Royal John, III
Adkins, James Franklin

Raleigh

Salisbury

Concord

New Bern

Cibson

Raleigh

Stoneville

Albritton, George Edgar Hookerton

Aldridge, Charles Roger Albemarle

Aldridge, Larry Wayne _ Washington

Alford, Michael Boyd Hartsville

Allen, Charles Oren Kings Mountain

Allen, Deaver Lane Shelby

Allen, Irving Coy _ Farmville

Allen, Richard Darwin Mocksville

Alligood, Frederick Marvin, Jr. Washington

Allred, John Marshall Greensboro

Amos, George Alfred W. Hempstead, N. Y.

Anderson, Hugh Howard Aberdeen

Anderson, Norman Austin, Jr Mt. Olive

Anderson, Paul Alderman, Jr. Charlotte

Angel, Stephen Charles
Archie, Peter Burns
Arey, James Edward
Ashley, William Wade
Averette, Larry Michael

Kernersville

Kinston

Salisbury

Whiteville

Greenville

Aycock, Vernon Stephen Stantonsburg

Aydlett, Blake DeLow Durham

Bagully, Alan Michael
Bailey, Paul Leland, Jr.
Bailey, William Gerald
Baker, Bernard Allen
Baker, Henry Ray

Charlotte
Lynchburg, Va.
Sharpsburg

Marcus Hook, Pa.
Wilson

Baldwin, George William Vass

Ballard, Jacob Ronald Lincolnton

Balta, Jahman Ankara, Turkey

Barber, Mallory Scott Scotland Neck

Barbre, William Davis Greenville

Barger, William Doane Statesville

Barker, Glenn Rex Roaring River

Barksdale. Robert Giles Raleigh

Barlowe, Russell Graham Oxford

Barr, Anthony James
Bass, Joe Bickett
Batson, Vernon McGregor
Batten, Joseph Harold, Jr.
Batts, James Ralph
Baucom, Robert Marion
Baucom, Walter Keith

Summit, N. ).

Winston-Salem

Wilmington

Goldsboro

Hertford

Marshville

Monroe

eal, Archibald Youmans Cary

eard, J. T. Winston-Salem

card, Robert Barry Sanford

eatty, Leon Carter Wake Forest

eatty, Marvin Eddleman, III Charlotte

ck, David Walter Winston-Salem

ell, Robert Purdy, Jr. Charlotte

ell. William Maurice, III
Benbow, Richard Maurice
Benfield, Thomas Garlen
Bennett, Laurice White, Jr.
Benson, Franklin Ward

Charlotte

Asheboro

Canton

Fuquay Springs
Wilson

Bentley, Charles Scott Richmond, Va.

Bcrkclhammcr. Michael Alan Greensboro

Berrier, Donald Hilton Lexington

Best, Robert Harvey, Jr. Bethesda, Md.

Betts, Lee Wortham Arlington, Va.

Biggs, Herman Franklin Lumberton

Birch, Fran Marie Raleigh

Blackman, Lewis Michael White Plains

Blackwelder, Edwin Parks Statesville

Blackwcll, Richard Hobson, Jr. Charlotte

Blackwood, Barry Nash Durham

Blake, Henry Wayland Winston-Salem

Blake, Neil Freeman Wallace

Blakely, John Reynolds Ellerbe

Blalock, Willard Eugene Halifax

Bland, Wiley Ray Edward

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Blount, Paul Brittle Franklinton

Blue, Patricia Ann Fayetteville

Boger, Ronald Lee Winston-Salem

Bolick, Wayne Dale Hickory

Bolin, Rodney Kendall Roxboro

Bordeaux, Arthur Franklin, )r. Ingold

Boryk, John Michael Burgaw

Bost, Dewey Tate Newton

Bostrom, Lars Edward, III Raleigh

Boswell, Virgil Stephen Kenly

Bowers, Billy Dean Jefferson

Bowles, Hugh Conrad Hiddenite

Bowman, Dennis Wade Westfield

Boyette, James Edward, Jr Kenly

Bracken, Robert John Sanford

Braddy, Marvin Burnell ... Scotland Neck

Bradley, Kenneth Fuquay Springs

Branch, Carl Mitchell Lumberton

Brant, Paul Weber Raleigh

Brauer, Julius Paul Norlina

Bridgers, Whit Stephenson Jackson

Briggs, Paul Thurman _. Lexington

Briggs, Roger Allen Lexington

Britt, Donald Alexander _ New London

Brittain, Luther William Hickory

Brogden, Roy Osborne — Garner

Brookbank, William Harvey, Jr. Siler City

Brookhyser, George Edward Sylva

Broome, Robert Wayne - Hickory

Brown, Churchill Perkins, )r Littleton

Brown, Dayne Hubert Raleigh

Brown, Henry Thomas, Jr Ahoskie

Brown, John Henry, Jr. Rocky Mount

Brown, Johnny Milton Lexington

Brown, Robert Lowell Winston Salem

Bryant, Charles Stephen Raleigh

Bryson, Lionel Herbert Sylva

Buchanan, William Tom Raleigh

Buie, James Cunningham Winston-Salem

Bullock, Donald Edward Fuquay Springs

Burgess, Douglas Lee Fayetteville

Burgess, Robert Eugene Dumont

Burgess, Robert Marshall Burlington

Burk, William Joseph, III Charleston, S. C.

Burnette, Gerald Douglas Sylva

Burton, Charles Alfred New Bern

Burton, John Cletus Winston-Salem

Burton, William Edward, Jr. Hickory

Cain, Ronald Curtis Elizabethtown

Caldwell, Charles Brown Erwin

Caldwell, James Philo, Jr. Charlotte

Caldwell, Jimmie Hildred Thomasville

Callahan, Fred Lonnie, Jr Forest City

Calloway, Edgar Roger Kingsport, Tenn.

Cameron, James Marvin .. Cameron

Campbell, Hugh Roderick Charlotte

Campbell, Randolph Neil Salisbury

Campbell, William Milas Union Grove

Campbell, William Thomas Rockingham

Cannon, Benny Lee _ Fayetteville

Cannon, Nelson Earl Ayden

Carpenter, Elmer Lee Newland

Carpenter, Kent Bradley Durham

Carraway. Charles Rodney New Bern
Carter, Alexander Lewis Indian Springs, Tenn.

Cary, Aubrey Maynard, Jr Spartanburg, S. C.

Cashion, Loyd Greene, Jr High Point

Cason, James Landreth, III Allirace

Catlett, Roy Baxter Thomasville

Caton, Ralph Wesley, Jr Concord

Cebe, Jerry Manley ..... Durham

Cerasi, John Camden, N. J.

Chadwick, Leon Gordon, III Raleigh

Chandler, James Lawson, Jr Ruffin

Chapman, Larry Pinkney College Village

Chappell, Clifford Stephen Raleigh

Chedester, Alan Marsh Alexandria, Va.

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Cheesman, Randolph
Cherry, Richard Harris
Childers, Donald Duane
Choplin, Larry Eugene
Church, William Charles

Guatemala, C. A.

Williamston

Kannapolis

Winston-Salem

Purlear

Clapp, Edward Rankin Burlington

Clark, Allen Dale High Point

Clark, Carl Edgar Elizabethtown

Clark, Frank Bernard Greensboro

Clement, Clarence Edward, jr. Lenoir

Cline, Donald Lentz Gold Hill

Cline, |ames H.. Jr. Bryson City

Coble, Douglas Franklin Fayetteville

Collins, Hubert Michael Winston-Salem

Collins, Roger Eugene Sparta

Compos, |ohn Alex ... Wilmington

Cone, Ceasar Greensboro

Cone, Norman Preston Wilmington

Conner, Philip Gllsan Charlotte

Connor, Buddy Wiley Kings Mountain

Cook, Charles Wesley Calypso

Cooke, Robert Wayne Charlotte

Cooksey, Richard Hal Winston-Salem

Cooper, John K. Castalia

Cope, William Monroe Cooleemee

Corbett, Horace Glenn Fountain

Cordell. Vance Hilton College Village

Corpening, Arthur Glenn, III High Point

Rocky Mount
Badin

Coughlin, Patrick Bullock

Couick, John William, Jr.__

Covington, |ames Roy Lumberton

Covington, John Harry Cordova

Cox, Joseph James, |r. Shelby

Crabtree, |erry Edwin Greensboro

Craig, William Stanley ..... Asheville

Crandall, |ames Wesley Sherman, N. Y.

Craven, Edwin Asbury, Jr. Greensboro

Creech, Benny Gray Snow Hill

Creech, William Kenneth Lumberton

Creel, Remus, |r. Seven Springs

Crisp, James Oliver Hazelwood

Croft, Marion Joan Asheboro

Crowe, James Larry Forest City

Crowe, Needham Clifford, Jr. New Bern

Crowell, Reggie Alexander Albemarle

Crowell, Thomas E. Charlotte

Crummie, Glen Mikel Clinton

Crump, George Gordon Dublin, Ga.

Crutchfield, |ames Talton Pittsboro

Culberson, Hal Keith Siler City
Cummings, Walter Bradley New Delhi, India

Curlee, John Theodore Winston-Salem

Currin, David Douglas Oxford

Cutter, James Dickinson Ft. Bragg
Dalby, John Dallas London Bridge, Va.

D'Aleo, Leo James Jamison, Pa.

Dalton, James Edgar, Jr. Pine Hall

Daniel, Ralph Winfield Greensboro

Daniels, Paul Henry New Bern

D'Anna, James Andrew Clearwater, Fla.

Darr, Henry Herbert Trinity

Daves, John Stephen China Grove

Davie, Bruce Douglas Southern Pines

Davis, George Earl Hickory

Davis, John Grady, Jr. Rocky Mount

Davis, John Wesley, III Fayetteville

Davis. Merry Lane Salisbury

Davis, Mitchell Webb Charlotte

Davis, Raleigh Craig Thomasville

Davis, Robert Michael Raleigh

Davidson, William Scott Dillwyn, Va.

Day, William Jackson Greensboro

Deese, Carl Jackson Raleigh

Dekle, Donne Robert Matthews

Dillinger, Jimmic Marshall Hickory

Dellinger, Thomas Clay Rockwell

Denkins. Frank Earl, Jr. Raleigh

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Denny, Stephen Bryant
Dickinson, Jerald Cecil
Diggs, )ames Robert
Diggs, James Webb, Jr.
Dilda, Standi Lawrence,

Greensboro

Raleigh

Rockingham

Hamlet

Fountain

Asheville

Dillingham, Morris Wilson

Dixon, John Daniel, jr. Farmville

Doby, Neal Smith High Point

Dodson, Jerry Elmo Statesville

Donnelly, Ned Preston Hickory

Dorman, Robert Keith Asheville

Doughtie. Carl Louis Tarboro

Dowd, William Joseph St. Pauls

Dowdy, William Norman South Mills

Drum, Anthony Lee Charlotte

Duke, Charles Lewis Canton

Dumas, Edward James — Shelby

Duncan, Clarence Russell Lincolnton

Duncan, Henry Lee Hickory

Dunlap, David Bartlett Ft. Bragg

Dunlap, George Heyward Raleigh

Dunlap, Johnny Lawrence Burlington

Dunlap, Weldon Aaron Asheboro

Durham, James Thomas Raleigh

Earle, Gordon Merrick, Jr Salisbury

Easter, Kenneth Herbert Winston-Salem
Easterling, William Neal Wise, Va.

Eckard, Alan Lawrence Hickory

Eckard, Leonard Ray __ Hickory

Edwards, Otho Eugene Charlotte

Edwards, Wayne Wright Red Springs

Edwards, William Eugene, Jr. Wilmington

Efird, Henry Brown, Jr. Albemarle

Elder, Donald Baldwin High Point

Elkins, Eddie Clark ton

Elkins, Edison Julius, Jr. _. Clarkton

Elliott, Frank Washington, Jr. Oxford

Elliott, John Douglas Fair Bluff

Elliott, William Stokely Edenton

Ellisor, Joe Allen Greensboro

Emmrich, Ralph William .. Charlotte

Enders, Ronald Harold Winston-Salem

Engelberg, Robert William Terrytown, N. Y.

Ennis, Charles Phillip Greensboro

Eyerman, Melvin Frederic, II Ft. Bragg

Faulkner, Roger Atwood, Jr Asheville

Ferrell, Grady Thermon, Jr Raleigh

Finch, Clarence Stewart Henderson

Fincher, Edward Gerald Charlotte

Fine, Lowell Vance ._. Denton

Fisher, George Wilfong Mt. Pleasant

Fisher, James Ernest Asheville

Fisher, William Scott Enka

Fishkino, Joel Stuart Woodmere, N. Y.

Fjeld, John Martin Greensboro

Fleming, Gary Graman Henderson

Fleming, Ralph Glenn Salisbury

Fleming, Roger Alden Bronx, N. Y.

Flowers, Arthur David New Bern

Flowers, Don Carlos, Jr. Kinston

Floyd, James Monroe, Jr Lexington

Floyd, Victor Mattison Fair Bluff

Flynt, Charles Homer, Jr. Liberty

Formy-Duval, James Cecil,

Fonville, John Coble, )r

Ford, Dennis Keith __

Ford, John Allen

Ford, Thomas Sloan Hickory

Fort, Jimmy Clarkton

Fort, John Robert Charlotte

Jr. Whiteville

Stanley

_ Lenoir

Bessemer, Ala.

Fort, William Isaac

Foster, Ronald Fred

Fowler, Richard Salsbury
Frantz, Robert Charles
Frazer, Robert Henry
Freeland, Robert Moss
Freeman, Johnny Eugene

Henderson

Ferguson

Durham

Greensboro

Charlotte

Matthews

Mt. Vernon, Wash.

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Frekko, Emery Francis

Fretwell, William Dale

Freuler, William

Fudala, Eugene Raymond
Fuqua, Alvah Dalton. jr.
Furr, Clynn Ray, |r.

Asheville

Sanford

Chatham, Va.

Halifax

Port Richmond, Va.

Raleigh

High Point

Furr, Ronald Van Albemarle

Futrell, lames Gary Potecasi

Cattney, Billy Franklin Cramerton

Cahrmann, Robert William Charlotte

Cainey, Millard Jackson Dunn

Call. Joseph Franklin Charlotte

Calyon, James Roy Sanford

Gamewell, Tomme Turner Salisbury

Garner, Robert Newell, Jr. Winston-Salem

Garrett, Jack Allen Raleigh

Garrison, Watson Mclver, jr. Burlington

Garriss, Daniel Stephen Lillington

Gay, James Russell, Jr. Walstonburg

Geitner, Charles Henry, III Hickory

Gentry, Carl Lacy, Jr. Mt. Airy

Georgion, Robert Victor Statesville

Cermaine, Winthrop Henry Fern Park, Fla.

Gernert, Peter Robert Andrews

Gibson. James Robert, Jr. Hayesville

Giles, Gary Durtee Raleigh

Gillis, Kenneth Glen Raleigh

G nsberg, Charles Liberty, N. Y.

Gokcen, Uler Istanbul, Turkey

Goldston, James Hobson, )r Leaksville

Goode, Garland Angel Greensboro

Goodwin, Frances Lee Apex

Grady, Perry Linwood Mt. Olive

Graham, Bobby Eagle Salisbury

Graham, Charles Piermont Wilmette, III

Graham, Don Stroupe Raleigh

Graham, James Lee .—Elkin

Graham, Sylvia Ann Broadway

Gray. Albert Dial, III Whiteville

Gray, David Samuel, III Marion

Gray, Robert Frederick, Jr. Asheville

Gray, William Howard, Jr. Fayetteville

Green, John Bunyan Midland

Gregory, Jimmie Harold Martinsville, Va.

Crier, Bryant Kennedy Gastonia

Griffith, William Sloan Salisbury

Grigg, Gaither Glenn Kings Mountain

Grimberg, Jack Alberto Bogota, Columbia

Croce, James Overall Asheville

Grogan, James Rodney Mayodan

Groland, Cordon Henry Spring Valley, N. Y.

Grubbs. George Logan Charlotte

Gruenstein, Doris K. Philadelphia, Pa.

Guin, Phillip Earl Southern Pines

Cuthery, Val John Charlotte

Guthrie, Larry J. Hickory

Guy, Robert Wayne Fayetteville

Haddad, George Michel Hammana, Lebanon

Hager, Harold Dean Alexis

Hall, Darius Pascagoula, Miss.

Hall, David Edward Tryon

Hall, Richard Haywood High Point

Hall. Willard Ray Edenton

Hamilton, Charles Lee Lexington

Hancock, John Alan Wilmington

Winston-Salem

Southport

Dobson

Charlotte

Asheboro
Winston-Salem
Harris, Alton Terrell Laurinburg

Harris, Betty Gail High Point

Harris, Charles Rogers, Jr. Roanoke, Va.

Harris, John Cornell Rutherfordton

Harris, Robert Joseph, Jr. Raleigh

Hanner, Orpheus William
Hardee, Mlkael Allan
Hardy. Billy Odell
Harkey, James Franklin, Jr.

Harrclson, James Charles
Harrington, Cecil Frank

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CLASS OF '62

Harris, Roy Leonard, Jr.
Harris, William Burton

Robbins
Mooresville

Durham
Henderson

Denton

Harris, William Thomas, Jr.
Harrison, George Wright, Jr.

Harrison, John Branson _

Hart, James Clifton Winston-Salem

Hartsell, William Newell, )r. Albemarle

Hasson, Preston Lee San Francisco, Calif.

Hastings, Harris Freeze, Jr Washington, D. C.

Hatch, Donald Ellsworth Petersburg, Va.

Hathcock, John Nathan Raleigh

Hawkins, Jack London Jacksonville

Hawks, Franklin Lewis Mt. Airy

Healy, Jeremiah Vincent, Jr Southern Pines

Hedgepeth, Robert Grey -

Hedspeth, Joseph Clarence, Jr.

Helderman, Nathan Uriel

Helms, Harvey Milton, Jr.

Hemby. Jere Collins _

Hempel, Bruce Arnold

Henshaw, Lynn Ernest

Herr, William Lewis

Heustess, Richard Alexander
Hewitt, Freddy Alonzo

Hicks, Marvin George

Hicks, Walter George

High, Richard Craham

Hight, Fred Colom, jr.

Hill. Alfred Lee

Hill, Gerald Franklin

Hill, Hugh Michael

Hill.

Hill,

Littleton

Conway

Charlotte

Albemarle

Jacksonville

Wilmington

Waynesville

Sanford

Wilmington

Claremont

Charlotte

Wilson

Louisburg

James Norman
Joel David
John Courtney __
Reginald Faulkner

Hill, Richard Frank

Hill, Roger Evans

Hill, Thomas Spencer
Hilton, Kerry Grayson
Hinson. Henry Dillard
Hinson, Laurin Kenneth
Hobbs, Thomas Deanes

Elizabeth City
Raleigh

High Point

_ Asheboro

Carolina Beach

Raleigh

Youngsville

„ Arden

High Point
Charlotte

Lexington

Rocky Mount

Monroe

Rocky Mount

Acme

Asheville

Hodges, Henry McNeill

Holden, Charles Allen

Holder, Charles Robert Winston-Salem

Holjes, Meldon Aitken, )r Greensboro

Hollifield, James Gilbert, Jr Marion

Hollifield, Richard Garfield High Point
Holt, Jack Morgan Sanford

Honeycutt, Chester Bryant __ Angier

Honeycutt, Jerry Thomas Willow Springs

Hood, Darl Stevens - Lake Waccamaw

Hooks, James Michael - Charlotte

Hopper, Clyde Edward Charlotte

Home, William Oscar, Jr. ... Polkton

Horrell, Mack Raymond Atkinson

Horsky, Thomas John Burgaw

Houston, Bryson Carroll Pink Hill

Houston, Forrest Rolland Winston-Salem

Howard, Donald Wayne _ ...Durham

Howard, Joseph Coleman Ahoskie

Huffman, Jerry David Hickory

Huffman, Loyd Allen Wilkesboro

Humphrey, James Lee Maple

Hunter, William Francis _ Winston-Salem

Hutcheson, James Stanford Winston-Salem

Hutchins, George Stephen Sanford

Icenhour, Carrel Junior Taylorsville

Ingram, James Edward _ Kernersville

Iskyan, Howard Stephen Durham

Iseer, Simmons Harrison Charlotte

Jackson, Richard David Buffalo, N. Y.

Jackson, William Dewey St. Pauls

Jackson, William Mclver ._ Winston-Salem

Jarrett, Olin, Jr. Marshall

Jeffreys, James Irving, Jr. Wilmington

Jenkins, Henry Scott Rutherfordton

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Jimenez, Rafael

]ohnson, Charles Walter

Johnson, Donald Terry

Johnson, Jackie Burns

Johnson, Joseph Herbert

Johnson, William Thomas
Johnston, William Leon

Raleigh

Greensboro

Dallas

Draper

Raleigh

Madison

Greensboro

Elizabeth City

Alexander

Beaufort

Jones, George Thomas

Jones, Robert Franklin
Jones, Robert William
Jones, Thomas Carrow

Jones, William Stanley Cary

Jones, Woodrow Wilson, Jr. Rutherfordton

Jordan, John Durell Clarkton

Jordan, William Sanford Raleigh

Joslin, Arnold Lumsden Raleigh

Joyner, Alfred Troy Rich Square

Joyner, James H. Jacksonville Beach, Fla.

Keel, Cecil Zeno, Jr. Robersonville

Kemp, Larry Whitehurst Oriental

Kennedy, Donald C. New Bern

Kennett, John Phillip
Kennon, Jerry Meador
Key, Hugh Dennis
Key, John Chase
Kimball, John Allen,
Kiser, Jack Leonard
Kluttz, James Earle

Durham

Greensboro

Mount Airy

Charleston, W. Va.

)r Manson

Sherrill's Ford
Salisbury

Klutz, Marvin Glenn Hickory

Kneeburg, Charles Edwin, )r. Salisbury

Knight, William Bailey, Jr. Hickory

Knowles, O'Breyton, Jr. Fayetteville

Knowles, Samuel Gordon Hickory

Knox, James Howard Carolina Beach

Kornegay, Arthur Randall Seven Springs

Krickbaum, William Joseph, Jr.
Kroll, Dennis Robert
Lackey, Gerald Francis
Lamb, Julian King, Jr.
Langdon, Jerry Pleasant
Langley, William Howard
Lauder, Kenneth Craig

Franklin

Sutersville, Pa.

Winston-Salem

Salisbury

Smithfield

Asheville

Raleigh

Laughinhouse, Gerald Franklin Vanceboro

Lavinder, James Carroll Henderson

Law, Fraser Carolyn, II Raleigh

Lawrence, James Robert Stoneville

Laxton, Lawrence Wilson, )r Elk.n

Leary, Leslie Carrol High Point

Leatherwood, James Michael Clyde

Le Blan, Didier Jean
Lee, Michael Clifton
Leffler, Merrill
Leonard, Robert Leo, Jr

Lille, France
Gastonia

High Point
Lexington
Levings, George Edward, III Hillsboro

Liles, Henry David Lilesville

Lindell, Stephen Trimble Wilmington, Del.

Lineberger, Miles Ervin
Lloyd, James Carlyle
Long, James Eugene
Long, Moody Allen
Long, William Earl
Lopp, Daniel Franklin
Lose, David Owen

Dallas

Durham

Burlington

Apex

Roxboro

Lexington

Anchorage, Ky.

Lynch, Jack LeRoy Roxboro

Lynch, John Zebulon Elon College

McAuley, William Reid, Jr. Rocky Mount

McCall, Thomas Edwin, Jr. Black Mountain

McCant, William Charlotte

McClendon, John Edward Bogalusa. La.

McColl, William David Thomasville

McCombs, David Elder Salisbury

McCorkle, Richard Anthony Cherryville

McCotter, Orson Lane Mount Holly

McCulley, Michael David Quantico, Va.

McDermott, John Joseph Durham

McDougal, Lawrence Glenn Spindale

McDowell, Leland Kitchen Tarboro

CLASS OF '62

McDuffie. Allan Edwin Durham

McDuffie, Walter Cross Clarkton

McEachern, Robert |ewett Wilmington

McCee, Wesley Olen Laurinburg

McChee, Wyatt Lemuel Franklinton

McCrady, Roger Stephen West |efferson

McKay. |ohn Woods. Jr. Charlotte

McKay. Wilbur Franklin Marston

McKelvey. Gary Malcom Raleigh

McKenzie, )ohn Leon Pinehurst

McKinney, Mitchell Allan Rocky Mount

McLean, Archibald Monroe Wagram

McLeod, Randolph Christian Bethesda, Md.

McLeod. William Lawrence, Jr. Durham

McLurd, James William, Jr. Crouse

McMillan, Ed Leigh, II Brewton, Ala.

McMillan, Frank Doub Red Springs

McMurray, Charles Leigh Spruce Pine

McNinch, William G. Charlotte

McRacken, James Angus Red Springs

McRee. Leonard Clarence Newton

Mabe. Robert Arnold Walnut Cove

Malpass, Charles Lucian Clinton

Mangum, John William, III . Wilmington

Mann, Ronald Barry High Point

Manning, John Austin, Jr Raleigh

Manning, John Rives, Jr. Roanoke Rapids

Margolis, Marvin Samuel St. Pauls

Marine. Oscar Frank Sneads Ferry

Marks, David Darden Morehead City

Marks. Richard Cecil _ Rocky Mount

Marti, Jose Antonio . Mexico, D. F.

Martin, Alan Decatur, III.

Martin, Durwood Wilson, Jr. Liberty

Martin, Gene Harold Robersonville

Martin, Jesse Frederick lamesville

Masencup, Henry Michael Winston-Salem

Matheson, Larry John Asheville

Mathews, Howard Blount, |r. Hertford

Matthews. Hazel Benton, Jr. Hertford

Matthews, Henry Alton Lakeview

Mauney, James Lloyd Oakboro

Mauney, James Marshall Burgaw

May, William Minor Raleigh

Mayberry, James Thomas Mt. Airy

Mayhue, Hugh Wavne Kings Mountain

Maynard, Sherrill Franklin, Jr. Lenoir

Mead, Byron LeRoy _._ Matthews

Meares, Ida Joyce Raleigh

Mercer, Franklin Robinson Bolivia

Mettrey, John Michael Raleigh

Middleton, Joseph Bradley Alexandria, Va.

Miles, Wesley Gibson Kingsport, Tenn.

Miller, Wayne Marshall Reidsville

Miller, William Eugene West Jefferson

Mills, Carl Fred Chinquapin

Mills, Jesse Reid - Raleigh

Mills, Milton Kent Mooresville

Mills. Yates Raleigh

Mimidis, Chris John Swannanoa

Mitchell, Barre Ryan Wilmington

Mitchell, George Cleveland. Ill Dunn

Mitchell, Paul Blackburn, Jr. Kinston

Mitchem, Terry Kermit

Mitchener, Hugh Lacy, III

Mock, John Delmar, Jr. _

Modlin, Arthur Lee

Lincolnton

Garner

Boonvllle

lamesville

Monroe, James Everette Laurel Hill

Moon, Lloyd Junior Kannapolis

Moore, Charles Calvin, Jr. Hoffman

Moore, Charles Jack, Jr. Hamlet

Moore, Clarence Richard Wilson

Moore, George Elliott Raleigh

Moore, James McNair Hoffman

Moore, James Preston _ Winston-Salem

Moore, John Laughridge Roxboro

Moore, Joseph Ira, Jr. Raleigh

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Moore,
Moore,

Julius Graham Raeford

Reuben Russell Timberlake

Moore, Stephen Frederick Winston-Salem

Moore, Thomas Edwin Raleigh

Morgan, Arthur Cecil, III Westport, Conn.

Morris, James Stewart Maxton

Morrison, Frank McLean Maxton

Morrison, Roger Alan Charlotte

Morton, J. Kent Kingsport, Tenn

Muckerman, Dennis Fall Bennettsville, S. C.

Mullis, Donnie Clifton Charlotte

Muneyyirci, Suphi Istanbul, Turkey

Murrelle, Ronald Kemp Greensboro

Mustian, Robert David Kittrell

Nance, Richard Earle Raleigh

Nametta, Philip Newcomb Winston-Salem

Neel, Roger Dean Charlotte

Nelson, Charles Phillip New Bern

Nelson, David Webb _ Morehead City

Nelson, Robert Edwin Baltimore, Md.

Nemmers, Robert Stanley Raleigh, N. C.

Nesbitt, Steve Wallace Arden

Newman, Carl L Montclair, N. J.

Newton, Joel Armond Charlotte

Nichols, Gerald Arthur Charlotte

Noah, Hugh Bryan Raleigh

Noah, Van Batchelor Raleigh

Nunalee, Thomas Hervey, III Currie

Shelby

Faison

Brooklyn, N. Y.
Durham

Oates, Robert Milton

Oates, Rudolph Owens

Oddo, Joseph John

Odom, Terry Graham

Ogburn, Marty Lee Winston-Salem

Oppenheim, James Peter _ Charlotte

Orr, Thomas Jerome Charlotte

Osborne, Danny Dean Fig

Osburn, Patrick Delano Carner

Overman, Jack Preston Edenton

Owen, William Bradford, Jr. Greensboro

Owens, Andrew Walton Waynesville

Owens, Jasper Glenn Morganton

Padgett, Bobby Jackson Maple Hill

Palmer, James Edward - Franklin

Parker, John Allan, Jr Gastonia

Parrish, Roy Thomas Sanford

Pasour, Charles Earl _ Dallas

Pass, Herbert Lee, Jr. .. Winston-Salem

Patrick, Jerry Hamilton Raleigh

Patterson, Melvin Luther Thomasville

Payne, Robert Bennett Winston-Salem

Peele, Gerald Lamay _ Durham

Pendergraft, Odis Charles, Jr. Chapel Hill

Penney, Albert Carl Kenansville

Perry, Lynn Mclver, Jr. Sanford

Pettus, Robert Eugene Charlotte

Philbeck, Richard Wayne Hickory

Cary
Spruce Pine
Piercy, Brooks Ervin, Jr. Boiling Springs

P^ercy, Ransom Fletcher, Jr. Gastonia

Pike, Carl Leon, Jr. Raleigh

Pittman, Kay Eldridge Fremont

Pittman, Leon Alton, Jr. Kinston

Pohlkotte, Robert Harold Paterson, N. J.

Pollock, Charlies Bruce Clinton

Pollock, Louie Earl, Jr. Kinston

Pons, Roy Kenneth Valdese

Poole, Dale Alton Sparta

Poovey, William Paul Burlington

Pope, Ivan Hoyt, Jr. Salisbury

Porter, William Larry Vaughan

Powell, Charles Edmond Charlotte

Powell, Paul Tammy Asheville

Prescott, Wendell Ellsworth, Jr Lake Waccamaw

Pressley, Robert Neil Waynesville

Price, John Thomas Asheville

Pritchett, Darrell Gray Thomasville

Philbrick. Charles Russell
Phillips, Thomas Henry

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CLASS OF '62

Proctor, Robert Walston Tarboro

Puckett, Walter Harry Wallace

Purcell, David Alexander, Jr. Fieldale, Va.

Quate, Wallace Webster Madison

Queen, James Morris Morganton

Rader, Kenneth Roger Newton

Radford, Maurice Gene Kenly

Ramsey, Thomas Haywood Shelby

Rast, Byron Gerard Cameron, S. C.

Ratley, Charles Durham Red Springs

Ratliffe, |ohn Timothy Lenoir

Rawls, Dewey Welton Woodland

Ray, Neill L, |r. Fayetteville

Reaves, Thomas Bingham Fayetteville

Redd, Warren |erome, Jr. Charlotte

Reese, Ronnie Richard Williamston

Regan, Eli Troy Oxford

Reich, Franklin Wells Raleigh

Reich, Samuel Linville Winston-Salem

Reid, Nolan Grayson, |r. Denton

Reinhardt, Richard Bennett Gastonia

Reynolds. William N. Winston-Salem

Rhodes, Robert Daniel Lexington

Riddick, )ack Howerin Belhaven

Riddle, Duncan David Sanford

Rider, Norman Llewellyn Greensboro

Ridout, William |ames Valhalla, N. Y.

Riedell. Charles Alexander Clifton, N. J.

Rivadeneyra, |orge Farrera Mexico City, Mex.

Robbins, William Tyson Wilson

Roberson, Ronald Edward Rocky Mount

Roberson, William Hugh Robersonville

Roberts, |ohn William Mocksville

Roberts, Walter Vance, Jr. Asheboro

Robertson, Cleo DeLand Reidsville

Robinson Gary Dee Watertown, Mass.

Robinson, Lewis Kelly Gastonia

Robinson, Thomas Christopher, |r. Georgetown, S. C.

Rogers, William Henry, Jr. _ Fuquay Springs

Rogerson, Asa Benjamin Williamston

Romanet, Andrew Louis, Jr. Roxboro

Rooney, Michael James - Charlotte

Rose, Dennis Austin Littleton

Rose, Howard Loring Pantego

Rose, Patrick Cowen Coeburn, Va.

Rose, Robert Lee Rocky Mount

Rosendahl, James Frederick Dobson

Rosenstrauch, Gary Jay Hewlett, N. Y.

Ross, Cary Mills Rhodhiss

Ross, Kenneth William Morganton

Rush, Charles Blair Lexington

Rushing, Charles Ellis Marshville

Russell, Charles Edmond Lexington

Ryals, Henry Wesley Dunn

Sadler, Emory Welch Kenansville

Saigal, Mohd Mushtaq Karachi, Pakistan

Sandifer, James Paul Havelock

Sangster, Kenneth Maldrum Denville, N. J.

Satterfield, Preston, III Roxboro

Satterwhite, Elizabeth Ann Henderson

Satterwhite, Harold Landis, Jr. McCain

Sauls. Admiral Dewey Garner

Saunders, Harvey Dean Morganton

Scarborough, Todd Robert, Jr. Hoffman

Scoggins. James Nester Charlotte

Scott, David John Raleigh

Scott, David Rallya Oil City, Pa.

Scott, Samuel Devon Fair Bluff

Seitz, Henry Williams, )r. Newton

Sexton, Phillip Lawrence Sparta

Shea, Charles Thomas Waycross, Ga.

Shelton, James David High Point

Shelton, Thomas Roscoe Madison

Shepherd, Robert Edwin Deep Gap

Sheppard, Ronald Eric Winston-Salem

Sherrill, Van Doye Benson

Shook, David Lynn _ Hickory

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Shore, |ohn Benjamin
Shropshire, William Hyland
Sigmon, Carl Lanier
Simmons, Charles Robert
Simmons, Lloyd Charles
Simmons, William Stephen
Simoes, Wilson Pimenta

Simpson, Ceorge Orville
Sinclair, James Eulen, |r.
Sink, Larry Wayne
Sipe, Marion Andre
Skidmore, James David
Slate, Robert Edward, |r.
Sloan, Benjamin Johnston

Sloan, John Samuel
Smarr, Albert Copeland
Smith, James Thomas
Smith, Jerry

East Bend

Concord

Charlotte

Plymouth, Pa.

Granite Falls

Rio de janeira, Brazil

Charlotte

Clinton

Lexington

Shelby

Burlington

King

Waynesville

Mr Ulla

Charlotte

Kings Mountain

Charlotte

Smith, Raymond Lester, )r. Greenville

Smith, Rufus Kader, Jr. Charlotte

Smith, Sidney Douglas, Jr. Wagram

Smith, Thomas Manly New Bern

Smith, William Edmond Wilmington

Smith, William Lucius, Jr. Havelock

Soden, John Voorhis, Jr. Raleigh

Sorrells, Malcolm Edwin Asheville

Spain, Milton Franklin Waverly, Va.

Spangler, Larry Eugene Shelby

Sparrow, Charles Abernathy Charlotte

Spear, Forrest Allen Madison

Speight, John Franklin Winston-Salem

Stainback, Kenneth Max Elon College

Stanley, Ronald Langston Shelby

Stanley, Willie Loyd Lexington

Stanton, Frederick Lewis _. Larchmont, N. Y.

Staples, John Merritt Kingsport, Tenn,

Starnes, John Edgar Granite Falls

Steele, Bayne Gray Burlington

Stein, Gerald Anderson Rocky Mount

Stephenson, Gary Sherrill Four Oaks

Stevenson, James Frederick Palmyra

Stillman, James David Wilmington

Stinard, Rutherford Jules
Stokes, William Frederick
Stone, John Greenville
Stout, Donnie Odell, Jr.
Strawn, Harry Boger
Strickland, Vernon Lee
Stroupe, Harold David

Tarrytown, N. Y.

Greenville

Providence

Sanford

Monroe

Oxford

Gastonia

Stuart, Archie David, Jr. Raleigh

Stuart, Barry Witten Charlotte

Stuart, Jay Clyde Elkin

Stubbins, George Edward Greensboro
Studley, Donald Michael . Woodmere, N. Y.

Sturgess, John Hannibal Rocky Mount

Suessmann. Kenneth Walter Baldwin, N. Y.

Suggs, Vernon Ray
Sullivan, Robert Andersen
Summer, Garry Lester
Sykes, Michael Parks
Tadlock, William Andrew, III
Taltcn, James Evans
Tate, Charles Alexander, Jr.

Taylor, Arthur Blenn, Jr.

Taylor, Dewey Franklin

Taylor, Freddie George

Taylor, George Blount

Taylor, James Franklin

Taylor, John Thomas

Taylor, Leonard Pendleton, Jr,

Norfolk, Va.

Arlington, Va.

Cherryville

Roanoke Rapids

Windsor

Raleigh

Wilmington

Fayetteville

Pine Level

Winston-Salem

Rocky Mount

Aberdeen

Nashville

Vanceboro

Taylor, Robert Wayne

Franklin

Taylor, Vance Bunting

Bethel

Tedder, Donald Richard

Red Springs

Thomas, Baxter Lamar

Charlotte

Thomas, Georgia Marie

Varina

Thomas, Seip

West Easton, Pa.

Thompson, Linwood Forrest

Raleigh

Thompson, Roy Clark

Saluda

Thorn, Robert Harold

Raleigh

Thome, James Richard

Selma

Ticc, Robert Glenn, Jr.

Wadesboro

Tillman, Michael Thomas
Todd, Edward Shermer
Tolar, Frank Leon
Tolson, Edward Norris

Roxboro

East Bend

Wilmington

Tarboro

CLASS OF '62

High Point
Forest City
Newark, N. ).
Wilkesboro
Greenville
Landis
Tucker, Dennis Warren North Wilkesboro

Tomlin, Mickey David
Toms, John Amos
Toohey, |ohn Francis, Jr.
Transou, Robert Horton, Jr.
Tripp, Jasper Leroy
Troutman, Donald Eugene

Tucker, Woodrow Taylor, Jr.
Tune, Harry Clifton, Jr.
Turner, Charles McNeill, Jr.
Turner, Conrad Leon

Raleigh

Morganton

Reidsville

Waynesville

Turner, James Henningham, Jr Dunn Loring, Va.

Tysinger, Walter Franklin Sanford

Tyson, David Thomas Black Mountain

Umstead, Thomas Clinton
Valdes, Miguel Angel
Van Nostrand, Herbert Norman,
Vaughan, John Louis
Vermilya, William Oakley

Durham
Havana, Cuba
Bristol. Tenn.

Durham

Ahoskie

Vickers, James Lee Salisbury

Wagoner, Frank Wayne Elon College

Wagoner, Thomas Lettrage Sparta

Wagoner, Wayne Samuel Cold Hill

Walden, Joseph Herman Reidsville

Waldrop, Don Baker Valdese

Walker, John Edmond _. Cibsonville

Wall, Michael Jackson Griffon

Wallace, Larry Simmons Newport

Wallace, Wayne Maurice Hickory

Walser, Stacy Thurman, ]r Salisbury

Walters, Roger William Matthews

Ward. Lycurgus Barnhill, Jr. Durham

Warner, Michael New Bern

Warwick, Nurham Osbie Clinton

Washburn, James Ray Spruce Pine

Watkins, Gerald Jon Greensboro

Watkins, Louie Willard Wilmington

Watson, Larry Irving Plymouth

Weaver, William Norris .. Winston-Salem

Welch, Lawrence Edward Charlotte

West, Charles Hardin, Jr. Greensboro

West, George Harper Kinston

Wey, Linda Jean Boone

Whatley, Louis Stephen Asheboro

Whealton, Bruce Martin Burlington

Whilden, Carleton Nettles, Jr. Charlotte

Whitaker. Benny Lane Concord

Whitaker, Robert Norton Enfield

White, David Eagle, Jr Statesville

Ahoskie

Pittsboro

Conway

High Point

Gastonia

Durham

Statesville

White, Douglas Edward

White, Norman Berry

White, Rufus Jennings

Whitesell, William Kenneth, Jr.
Whitesides, David Patrick _
Whitefield, Charles Bernard
Wieland, Fred George

Wiggins, Noland Elvin, Jr Durham

Wilcox, John Lee Tampa, Fla.

Wilhalf, Charles Edward, III Rocky Mount

Williams, George Washington, III Lexington

Williamson, Donald Caldwell Clinton

Williamson, Richard Hall Canton

Willis, Candler Arthur, Jr. Candler

Willis, Carlton Hayes ..._ _ Stacy

Willoughby, James Frederick Rocky Mount

Wilson, Jerry Reid _ Kings Mountain

Wilson, Larry Dean High Point

Wilson, Mark Gilliam Wilson's Mills

Wilson, Walter Thomas Lexington

Winston, Robert Lee, Jr. Charlotte

Winton, Raymond Sheridan Raleigh

Wise, Joe Michael Shelby

Witherington, Charles Mack Vanceboro

Wordsworth, Albert Grey Rocky Mount

Workman, Gary Franklin High Point

Worsley, David Francis Oak City

Worsley, Samuel M. Oak City

Wright, Bruce Wayne Plymouth

Wright, Larry Gene Salisbury

Wylie, Robert Lowry Charlotte

Yelvington, John Eustace. Jr Clayton

Yip, Jimmy Der High Point

Young, John Marion Asheville

Yount, James Leroy Newton

ZumBrunner, Thomas P., Ill Salisbury

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ERIE CITY BOILERS
McDONOUCH BRAND RESAWS
STEEL AND PIPE WAREHOUSE

FRICK & LANE SAW MILLS

TOWER EDCERS & TRIMMERS

DELTA WOODWORKING MACHINERY

ALLIS-CHALMERS FORK LIFT TRUCKS

Dillon Supply Company

Raleigh

Durham

Rocky Mount

Coldsboro

HICKORY CHAIR
COMPANY

Makers of

Chars and Upholstered Furniture

Established 1911

HICKORY, NORTH CAROLINA

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SENIORS OF 1959

WE ARE WISHING YOU A
FINE TOMORROW

Wherever uou go- i forth - Oaj/ - S^outh or [/Vest all
of us lie re at the students S^upplu stores are
wishing uou a fine ti

tomorrow.

^rn all of uour dreams for a better world in which
to work and live and raise a lamilu
wishing uou a fine tc

we are

tomorrow.

^rn all op uour endeavors for Solving th
problems of the present and future,
wishing uou a line t

we are

tomorrow.

^rn uour reaching out and up lor new ideas,
new concepts of things to come and things
that should be, we are
wishing uou a line tc

tomorrow.

L-ordialiu and iincereut

L. L. IVEY and STA

S^tudenti J^upplij J^tores

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BEST

WISHES

Pfister

Chi

'imr.il Works

RIDGEFIELD,

NEW JERSERY

"Pfish

:r for

Fine Napthals"

SEMBOWER'S

2502 Hillsboro Street

VA 8-5843

-OFFERING—

•k A wide selection of books in major sub-
ject fields and for all ages!

* Special order service for out-of-stock
and hard-to-get items!

* Rental library service!
■A- Greeting cards!

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Compliments of

<£wnl. (Datl

(after hours club)

fi-

DEN MANAGER— PETE

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NORTH CAROLINA

STATE COLLEGE

PRINT SHOP

printing • designing

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LOCATED ON THE CAMPUS OF

North Carolina State College

Cor. of Dunn Ave. - Dan Allen Dr.

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One to grow on . . .

Good health it our business. We take a deep
personal pride in watching the growth ond devel-
opment of youngsters raised on Pine State's good,
health-giving milk and dairy foods. We feel
great satisfaction in the knowledge that we
contribute to the growth of the community as we
do to the growth of its citizens.
We're proud of the fact that we're growing,
too . . . that more and more families are asking
for Pine State's pure, delicious milk, ice cream
and other fine dairy foods.

North Carolines
Choice Since 1919

Wg flneState

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STILL WIDE OPEN

THE GATES OF OPPORTUNITY

Our American inventors and scientists, backed by our remarkable industrial
know-how and skills, may seem to have produced today about everything it's possible
to produce. Those with little faith in our country and its future would have us
believe so.

But to American youth the gates of opportunity are wider open than ever
before. Thousands of new and better ways of doing things, of new products and
new developments, will be created by those who properly prepare themselves.

SONOCO PRODUCTS COMPANY

Manufacturers of
TEXTILE PAPER CARRIERS PAPER SPECIALTIES

HARTSVILLE SOUTH CAROLINA

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GASTON COUNTY DYEING MACHINES

• MODERN

• AUTOMATIC

• EFFICIENT

• VERSATILE

• RUGGED

• ECONOMICAL

• STANDARD OR
CUSTOM BUILT

In addition to a complete line of the
most modern, most efficient dyeing
machinery. Gaston County will design
and build complete extracting and dry-
ing systems of the most modern type.
Extractors and dryers are built to indi-
vidual mill requirement. Write for illus-
trated folder.

Raw Stock Dyeing Machine

2 4-Kier Combination Beam and Pack-
age Dyeing Machines with Tandem
Hookup

GASTON COUNTY

STANLEY,

DYEING MACHINE CO.

N. C. U. S. A.

Gaston Co. Dyeing Ma-
chine Co.

Terminal Bldg.. 68 Hud-
son Street

Hoboken, N. J., G. Lind-
ner. Mgr.

A. R. Breen

"ii E. Jackson Blvd.

Chicago, 111.

The Rudel Machinery Co.,

Ltd.
614 St. James Street, W.,

Montreal
260 Fleet St.. E., Toronto

Albert P. March
Whitemarsh, Pa.
Phila. ADams 3-2901

J. R. Angel

1104 Mortgage Guarantee

Bldg.
Atlanta, Ga.

Bowl For Health And Recreation

20 Automatic Pinspotter Machines
AT

MAN-MUR
BOWLING CENTER

Meeting Place For Meredith, St. Mary's,
And State College Students.

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Congratulations to the

State College Seniors

from

HUDSON-BELK COMPANY

Eastern Carolina's Largest Store

RALEIGH, N. C.

THE BORDEN COMPANY

WHITE DAIRY PRODUCTS DIVISION
Raleigh, N. C.

HELPING TO BUILD ^ , /# ^

ayj0LC^m±

THROUGH:

* Agricultural Development

* Community Improvement

* Industrial Expansion

(CAROLINA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY^)

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Compliments of

PLAYERS
RETREAT

Compliments of

A. B. CARTER, INCORPORATED

Operating

MILL DEVICES COMPANY

Castonia, North Carolina

CARTER TRAVELER COMPANY

Castonia, North Carolina

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Congratulations to the North Carolina State Seniors

from
the Photographers of the 1959 Agromeck

Waller Studio

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CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS
OF 1959

NORMAN'S

WHERE CLOTHES FIT BETTER
NATURALLY

NORTH CAROLINA
EQUIPMENT COMPANY

INTERNATIONAL
Construction Equipment

Raleigh — Greenville — Wilmington
Greensboro — Charlotte — Asheville

PEPSI -COLA
BOTTLING COMPANY

RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA

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RIEGEL TEXTILE CORPORATION

260 MADISON AVENUE . N.Y. 16, N.Y.

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YOU CAN GO DANCING
SATURDAY NIGHT...

IF YOU COME IN TODAY
TO ARTHUR MURRAY'S.
LEARM THIS ONE MASTER
STEP AND ALL DANCES
ARE EASY.

Over a million people
have found new popularity
and confidence thanks to
Arthur Murray and his
Magic Step method of
teaching dancing. Why not
visit Arthur Murray's today
and see for yourself how
quickly you can become an
assured dancer.
Come in for a free lesson
today.

Studios Air-Conditioned

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Copr. 1953
Arthur Murray, Inc.

ARTHUR MURRAY, DANCE STUDIOS

2114 Hillsboro St.

Right across from the college tower

Phone TE 3-8681

Woolen and Worsted
textile machinery

and
SUPPLIES and ACCESSORIES

CARDS — SPINNING FRAMES — FINISHING MACHINERY

PREPARATORY MACHINERY — WARP DRESSING

MACHINERY — MACHINERY MODERNIZATION

CARD CLOTHING — CARNETT WIRE

NAPPER CLOTHING
CONDENSER TAPS — RUBB APRONS

D & F "COORDINATED PRODUCTION"

The skillful integration of Davis & Furber Machinery, Supplies
and Accessories with our expert Technical Service and Counsel
and your mill production requirements and specifications — re-
sults in a "COORDINATED PRODUCTION" program.

Davis & Furber "Coordinated Production" — jointly planned with
the mill — means increased profits for you. Ask how the D & F
"in-your-mill" Technical Survey can solve your specific prob-
lems. Write for your copy of the D & F News, to help you with
your long-range planning.

Davis & Furber

MACHINE COMPANY

Textile Machinery Designers
And Manufacturers

NORTH ANDOVER, MASS.
CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA

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STEEL HEDDLE MFG. CO.

2100 W. ALLEGHENY AVENUE • PHILADELPHIA 32, PA.

Other Offices and Plants • Greenville, S.C. • Atlonto, Go. • Greensboro, N.C. • Providence, R.I.

SOUTHERN SHUTTLES Paris Plant . . . Greenville, S.C. • A Division of STEEL HEDDLE MFG. CO.

STEEL HEDDLE COMPANY OF CANADA, LIMITED

i 310 St. Hubert Street, Granby, Quebec, Canada

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where you find discriminating buyers
of fine yearbooks you will find . . .

1st. . creative designing . . .

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3rc^. . cooperative servicing . . .

4th. . highest quality reproduction . . .

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