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1956 


DUKE 


UNIVERSITY 


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VIRGINIA  Lee  CRANDALL      •      EDITOR 

William  P.  Tudor    •     Business  Manager 


Jifiiics  /)'.  Duke  Stjiiic 


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PUBLISHED  BY  THE  STUDENT  BODY 
DUKE  UNIVERSITY  •  DURHAM,  N.  C. 


Charlks  B.  Markham 


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The  death  of  Mr.  Charles  B.  Alarkham  on  December  third,  nineteen  hundred  and  rifty- 
five,  brought  to  a  close  a  lite  spent  in  service  to  Duke  University.  He  was  with  the  university  through 
the  administration  of  four  presidents,  during  which  time  he  watched  small  Trinity  College  grow 
into  one  of  the  South's  leading  universities.  Mr.  Markham  attended  undergraduate  school  here, 
where  he  was  a  member  of  Omicron  Delta  Kappa  and  Phi  Beta  Kappa.  After  receiving  his  Master 
of  Arts  degree  in  1909,  he  served  on  the  teaching  staff  and  was  assistant  treasurer  of  Trinity  College; 
when  Robert  L.  Flowers  became  president  in  1941,  Mr.  Markham  was  appointed  treasurer  of  the 
university.  He  continued  his  interest  in  student  activities  and  held  membership  on  Publications' 
Board,  as  well  as  being  known  as  an  outstanding  participant  in  civic  aftairs  in  his  native  city  ot 
Durham. 

To  the  memory  of  Mr.  Markham,  life-long  friend  ot  Duke  University  and  supporter 
of  its  Christian  ideals  the  student  body  of  nineteen  hundred  and  fifty-six  dedicates  its  Chanticleer. 


Table  of  Contents 


DEDICATION 


DUKE  1955  -  1956 


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ADMINISTRATION 


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President  IjaIcps;  Board  ot  Trustees;  Deans  ot  Men;  Deans  o{  Women; 
I'^ngineering;  Alumni  Department;  CIraduate  Sehools;  James  B.  Duke 
Professors;    Department  Fleads;    House  Counselors. 


CLASSES 


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(]lass  Officers;  Seniors;  Juniors;  Sophomores;  Freshmen;  Nurses  Organi- 
zations; Nurses  Beauties;   Hospital  Life;  Senior  Nurses;  Junior  Nurses; 

Sophomore  Nurses;  Freshmen  Nurses. 


ORGANIZATIONS 


HONORARIES 


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Phi  Beta  Kappa;  Who's  Who;  Whirc  Duchv;  Red  Friars;  Sanra  FiloiiKna; 
Order  ofSr.  Patrick;  Omicron  Delta  Kappa;  Phi  Kappa  Delta;  Beta  Ometra 
Sigma;  Sandals;  Phi  Ita  Sigma;  Ivv;  Pi  Tau  Sigma;  'llui  ikta  Pi;  Sigma 
Delta  Pi;  Tail  Psi  Omega;  Delta  Phi  Alpha;  Alpha  Kappa  Psi;  Arnold 
Air  Society;  Pi  Alu  Kpsilon;  Varsity  "D"  Club;  Delta  Phi  Rho  Alpha. 


FRATERNITIES 


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I.F.C;  Pan-Hel  Council;  Alpha  Chi  Omega;  Alpha  Delta  Pi;  Alpha 
I'psilon  Phi;  Alpha  Phi;  Delta  Delta  Delta;  Delta  Gamma;  Kappa  Alpha 
Fheta;  Kappa  Delta;  Kappa  Kappa  Gamma;  Phi  Alu;  Pi  Beta  Phi;  Sigma 
Kappa;  Zeta  Tlui  Alpha;  Alpha  Tau  Omega;  Beta  Theta  Pi;  Delta  Sigma 
Phi;  Delta  Tau  Delta;  Kappa  Alpha;  Kappa  Sigma;  Lambda  Chi  Alpha; 
Phi  Delta  Thcta;  Phi  Kappa  Psi;  Phi  Kappa  Sigma;  Pi  Kappa  Alpha; 
Pi  Kappa  Phi;  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon;  Sigma  Chi;  Sigma  Nu;  Sigma  Phi 
Epsilon;  Tau  Epsilon  Phi;  Theta  Chi;  Zcta  Beta  Tau. 


SPORTS 


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Football;  Basketball;  Baseball;  Track;  Lacrosse;  Soccer;  Cross  Country; 
Tennis;  Golf;  Wrestling;  Swimming;  Alen's  Intramurals;  W.A.A.  Board; 
Nereidian;   A4odern  Dance  Club;   Pegasus  Club;   Women's   Intramurals. 


FEATURES 


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Beauty  Queen;    Attendants 
and  Slipper;  Joe  College. 


Court;    Finalists;    Homecoming;    Fall  Shoe 


At'iiiil  Men-  of  West  C.ampi 

Courtesy    Bill   Vandivcrt.  Time  In 


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Diirnig  Freshmcm  Week,  Y-Man  Bill  Beaty  helps  Fresh/iijii  Gary  Lane  carry  his  trunk  up  W  his  room. 


Phyllis  Stevens  and 
Guy  Langer  ?natch 
cards    at    frosh    mix. 


I'Imiiiili  r.iin  ,i,uiipr/ii;l  tli,    >?<,//>  <>ii  ihr  .ii//iii.rl  Ihdr-Diirh.ii/i  Ihy.  it  ,/;,/ 
/Hit  ilimpin  tlif  sl^irifs  (ij  ihnr  lirshiinii  slioppii/ti  for  ainipliiiiinhiry  H,ijti. 


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Unhrruly,  «,«u;,'  I  /m/i/«,»;  ,</,,/  (.itl  Unit:  r.in,-  ili,-  jl.iv.  in  f  win  «/  ihr  .ijiiiiiii^iniiioii  fiiiUiin 


Frnh/itfn  p.iss  rhroiiah  the  reiriviufi  line  at  the  I'resijent's   Reception. 


Faced   liirh   a   larger  student   bndy   than   had   been   anticipated, 
L'niiersity     officials     set     up     temporary     sleeping     facilities. 


Barbara    Hatcher    receives    lessons    in    the    art    oj    pool    J r, 
Charles  I'eterson  %i-ho  ivas  brought  to  Duke  by  Student   L'ni, 


.'ifter  arraniiinfi  schedules  and  sinning  course  cards,  studeii 
lined  up  in  the  Indoor  Stadium  to  buy  books  from  Mr.  ll'ilso. 


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linri/ifi  'III'  Homecmniiig  Shoii-  Frank  Hainer  and  Dick  Moll  repre 
si-nti-il  Hiiiij  'n  Horn  in  skit  ii-hi-re  tliey  sang  "Ji/st  a  Couple  of  Sivells.' 


HCKK/    ^OUKCUIN' 


As  fiuinmd  hy  thf  "llnrhaiii  \lnnii."  Pi  Kappa  Alpha  prepares 
forniatmii    of    llir    most    recent    events    for    the    retiirnint;    alum 


l-hiniiii   the  ho/ 


linn  alumni  Iraditionalh  fialhereJ  for  the  hjihecnc  dinner  and  a  discussion  of  past  college  da 


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Tlif  Kjppj  S;,i;/«.!'i,  D,ll.i  l\m  Delus.  ami  I'hi  IMr.i  77;, 


/  III,  JUkrintifs  li-lio  hiiilt  .lisphiys  for  tlir  anriKal  Homecmnm^  Weekend. 


Duke  ViinersnyJfMthall  players  line  llie  edv.e  of  the  field  tojolloii-  e/nse/y  their  te.uiiiihUei  progress  diirinu  a  irry  important  play  Jiiriivi  hoiiieeommn 


Dot    Fehon    ami    Sue    Katts    reflect    the    spirit    of 
the   student   Iwdx   after   another    Duke   touehdrjiin. 


After  Ivuiii  crrjuned  at  the  Houieeoining  Sho-^-  Friday   ui'^hl.  Queen  Lois  liumnur 
reiiiued  over  an  exeitinii  football  i^ame  on  Saturday  Ivtueen  Duke  and  I'lttshuri^h. 


Ill  llieir  fjll  liippiiii;.   di, .,    /  ,,,  i   K.tppn,  thf  Sfiiior  imii's  U\u1fnliip  lioiinr.iry, 

tiplxd   eiririi   mil    iiiniihrs    In    .i.l.liHK    tlirn    miiui   to   h-y    in  front   of  cli.ipil. 


It'ilh  Count  liisir  pnn'idiiiu.  niinic.  Shoe  ,i/a/  SUpper  Club  pranitcd  .in  inform.!/ 
■h.il^-    ./.,n,Y   .It    iilinh    l.ihin     llnis    .ind    Curt    Cobb    disphiy.d    oriiiiii.d    h.its. 


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Ar  the  tiiinihil  Jail  Slim  and  Slipper  ueekend.  Count  Baste  and  his 
f avians  jazz  hand  played  the  music  for  the  Dukes  and  Duchesses. 


Celehratvin    the    hirtliday    of    Marine    Corps,    I'resi- 
dent     Edens     cuts      the      cake      as     officers      watch. 


During      rain     at      M'ake      Forest 
name  fans  huddled  under  umbrellas. 


Late  afternom  an  East  Campus 

Courtesy  Bill  Vandivert,  Time  Inc. 


Dr.    Edem,    Senator    Sam     Erviii,     Jr.,     and    /) 
Charles    Jordan    are    seated    at    Dad's    Day    D 


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Thousands  of  foothall  fans  enjoyed  ii'alehinK  the  snappy  Naval  ROTC  unit  drdi 
team  from  Diike  dnrinn  the  halftimr  eerentoneis  of  the  Dnl:e-\\al;e  Fo 


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SpecUKiihr  Carolina  card  tricks 
entertained  both  Duke  stu- 
dents   and    telei-ision    audiences. 


Xat  Greenhlatt  and  Pete  Taylor  chat  ivith  Bennett  Cerf 
just  before  his  lecture  presented  by  the  Student   L'nion. 


Dnrinv.  the  C.arohna-D. 
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of  i/vitators  li-ere  able  to  ivit- 
„,/«/(     front    Duke    Stadium. 

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At    -^■heelbarrov.-    race.    John   Jordan  and  Linda  I'ollock. 
representing  A.T.O..  line  up  hi/ore  going  on  to  nin  race. 


Efforts  of  the   Diirlmm    F,r,    Company   livrr-  nn:.W  to  loiirr  the  Jolly   Ro^er  fftg 
from   atop    the  flag,   pole   irhere   it    hra-jely  fle-d.-    in   defiance   of  all   those    helo-^-. 


A    Couple   at   the  Jail    Co-e.l    Ball    speciiL 
as    to    ii-ho    ii;ll    he   the   neu-    heatity   qiiee 


One  of  many  const  r  net  ion  projects  on  llidr  campus  is  the  nc'^-  three  ami 
one-quarter   million   dollar   a.Ulitional    \vinii    heinii    added   to   the   hospital. 


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Simc  a  ■vi-r\    rt\il  iJari-ing,  proMrw  f,Kis  Diih'  ,iJ/i/iiiisrrM/irs,  the  Ij/f-.nrnini;  car  (mner  Ihis  a  Uiiiiih  time  fiiiJinv.  an  empty  space. 


Between  Classes,  West  Campus 

Courtesy  Bill  Vandivert,  Time  Inc. 


In  a  U-iise  monuiil  oj  "Right  You  Arc,"  Fred  Rcgciiold  clutches 
Sarah  Ciitt'mo  as  supporters  Alexander,  Hughes,  Hartell  look  on. 


Soiwr  Alice  Tyler,  jrnm  Aslieville,  S.  C.  presented  .;  />;. 
recil.rl  .is  p.irt  of  the  /'roi^niin   deitv.ned  for  ,i   niuiic  nuj 


Adding  to  the  g.iiety  oJ  the  Christmas  season  and  hoostiiK^  many  spirits  are  the  Jr. 
lernity  parlies  and  dances,  such  .n  this  one  grim  l'^    the  I'hi   Delta  Theta   hralernit. 


pro  hoxing  match  in  Durham  .4r 


Diirhatn's  underprnileged  children  enjoyed  the  nian\  parties  v,nen  for  them  durinv.  the 
Christmas  season  as  is  ei-idenced  l\\   their  smiles  during  this  one  the  t'hi  Delt-s  gave. 


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Choir,  presented  the  annual  pageant  based  on  the  Biblical  Christmas  story. 


Kenneth  If.  /.  Post  and  lohn  G.  Vorh.  debaters  from  Cam- 
bridge Unnersiry  m  Enghnd.  challenged  Duke's  debaters. 


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R,iro,i   A.Uws   Likfs  n.iv.uirjiie  of  the  fine   record  collec- 
tion av.Jihthle  ill  the  Hi-Fi  room  of  Student  Union  Building. 


To-urrui'^    o\er   the    Duke   Ciiwpiis,    the   snoii--coi-ered   Cnilnc    •.piie-.    i 
the    clmrooms    and    dormitories    are    silhouetted   against    a    gray    sk^ 


Snoii'  is  not  so  rare  in  the  South  as  is  commonly  thought  of  as  attested  to  hy  this  scene  nf  sno'u.fatl  at  Duke  this  u-i 


Rare  Book  Room 
West  Campus  Library 

Courtesy  Bill  Vandivert,  Time  In 

I  li<<\is  III  ilmrl  riilliiiu. 
10  llnr  Simr.  Ihikis  m 


In  the  Sfiriiiji  the  pLxce-meiit  office  holds  interviews  as  this 
one  hetiieen  Mr.  Um.  Bland,  ofNACA,  and  R.  Chun. 


Often  found  snapping  shots  of 
the  cmipus  is  official  University 
Photographer,      Thad     Sparks. 


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n,i  w.,„,!!,:i  ,1,1.   xrar  at  the  basketball  games  as  Duke  played  an  impressive  schedule  and  ended  iiith  a  fine  record. 

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Ro/vrt  Skni'   ChnjU   vJmh    n'.u  praaihd   in    F,-hriuTy. 


Exuiui  u\,cr,  -^cary  students  once  more  rush  doivn  the  ca?i!pus 
in  order  to  be  on  time  for  their  first  S:10  of  the  new  semester. 


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frosh     di,ri„K     rnsh. 


I'tit  Nol,in  makes  use  of  one  of  the  brand  neir  tele- 
phones installed  in  some  of  the  t-:ast  Campus  dorms. 

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At  the  Golden  Triad,  sorority  members  of  Kappa  Alpha  Theta,  I'l  Beta  I'hi.  atid  Kappa 
Kappa  Ga/iimi  JOIN  for  the  annual  dance  in  iihiili  they  present  their  pledge  class. 


.-J  campus  cop  u'rites  out  a  ticket  for  another  harassed  automo- 
bile owner  liho  left  Ins  property   too  lonv.   in  the   ivronv.   spot. 


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I.mihirdo  Da  Viiici  fxhihit  pr.itiitid  i/i  Fehniary  hy  Sluch/it  horiini  amnniltt, 


A  irell-k'no'wn  fraternity  dance,  the  Sigma  Chi  Sweetheart  Ball, 
u-as  highlighted  hy  the  erozii/ing  of  Queen  Marilyn  Montgomery. 


The  tension  and  the  excitement  of  a  basketball  game 
is  reflected  in  the  face  of  Coach  Harold  Bradley. 


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luisl  campiii   corJs  line  iij)   to  placf   their  votes  Atiaiiist     this     iiiihfiir     setting     the     Duke 

for    \iS(,A   officers  for   the  comiiiy.   school   year.  pl.iyers  lireseiiled  "I  he  Merchant  of  Veiiue." 


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At  a  luncheon  for  the  Ciinipiis  relifiirjiis  leaders  held  in  the  E.ist  Campus  Unioi 
on  Snnday  of  Religwtis  Emphasis  Week.  Dr.  Walker  spoke  to  those  present 


An  added  attraition  at  tin    Min^  (,tie  (luh  Concert,  the  Barbershop 
Quartet,  harmonized  on   '(oni\  hland  Bihy"  among  other  mimbers. 


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///   ni^lliini  lorm.ih  ,iiid  spolhsi  iiiiilnnin.  ampler  •l'-im,\l  mhier  sliiMinr 
,!„■  mmu  ,4  rhr  Dub  Amhnsj.U.n  „r  ,hr   \l,l,l.nv  Hall  h,-U  m  th,  OU  (i. 


in  ihc amiiial  spring  .(///■/-.; 
Chrsterfifld         prestiili;! 

Jirmr  of  Didr   Mihinil^. 


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Girls  hrrji/tilil  their  ilitn  to  tlif  Sprint; 
Co-ni  Ball,  iilu-re  Dean  Cox  croicned 
the     May     Q„ee,i     Barbara     Hatcher. 


At  the  Engineering  Slwu;  in  March,  Sterling   Brock-^-ell  points  out  to  Ginny  I'artloij.'  the  intricacies  of  a  model  designed  and  7nade  by  a  student. 


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Shirley  fo  An, ,,//,/  hmrhrr.  IXik,  v.nr  Mn.  Am  a  ««;,/,•,/  tour  of  the  iiamni's  campus  dininv.  the  MctherAhiiuhter  ureWihi  sfmsorej  hy  YWCA. 


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Uemhers  of  NereidhV]  Club  e.miilf  then  rviitinc  diiriiii!.  practice  for  tlieir  spni/si  slioi 


Misses  Rahcock,  Whitted,  Messui:  and  Hiuvim  hdr  ad- 


wtav  ,f  th,   ,:  ;;/t,     /   rh     H  rn     h     I  itlh 


Ih,   h.rpp.r    l/pli.i  >   ^inni   hards  and  don  Confederate  nmforws  to  proir 
tint  tilt   South  lul/  in,    ,^ain  diinnv.  tlieir  traditional  Old  South  -.veekend. 


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After  (ievourinii  box  lunches,  couples  relax  as  Les  Btou'>i  and  his  Band  of  Renoim  give  the  traditional  laivn  concert  during  Joe  Ci.llege  Weekend. 


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A'.r/)/).i  .-J/p/zr  hrijthrn  ,uid  llieir  hrlprrs  pjiiif  in  tlinr  pwjm 
of    putting,    trivtiicr    a    ftthit    for    the    /«■    Coltcv.:-    urdriiJ. 


lor  CoIUrc  helps  Betty  Co-eii  elmih  to  new  heights  in 
IhoTi-n  House's  display  diinng  the  spring   iL-eekend 


After  the  formal 
dance  a  urary. 
hut  happy,  couple 
leaves  the  de- 
serted dance  floor. 


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.■li   ir,iri„   -^r.rthn-  .rppro.uha,    the   S,,r.rh   I',    niikr     Winmruil   (uudein   Ivniw  .,    /ymiIv   spot  .iti.l   tli,'   ,d,M  pl.ur  for    lyjlkitii^   .ui.i    r,-h. 


Oil  i:\iri/i  spniiK  </.ns,  ,i!ro»/)j  o/  Diikc  stti.lriiis  im 
such  ,is   li,iih-\'s  iihere  ur  see  MjrtlMi  (,r.„i,it  siii 


ii.itr  til  liii.il  iiaiiv."iits 
ri.ii,i,l,J   h\   .uliiiirers. 


Ihe  hwlhrrs  nf  K.i/i/i.,  Alpha  .»;,/  their  dates  i;„ 
for  the  ever  juipiilar  campus  event,  a  cahiii  p. 


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Chvhixmy,  fhr  C/^m  [X,y  liHd  i„  ,\/,iv   Wlulr  Duchy 
hippci   sririi    wniih-rs  Jr,.m   the    nsi/iK    s,;nf,r   c/.rs.t. 


Among  the  most  enjoyable  fraternity  J 
lips,  such  as  this  one  iihich  the  Sigma  S 


are  the  serenades  for  pu 
lie  in  the  Duke  vardens 


In  the  spring,  couples  such  as  Gay  Crossley  and  John 
Cole   find   the   gardens   a  pleasant  spot  for  studying. 


Dr.  Rmsfll  Hiimh-rl.  I'resuient  of  Dehntii-  Umier 
sity,  delivered  the  Haccakii resile  address  to  the  Seniors 


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A    Iniin   ptiniMinii   ,,/  Si/iion  jili-s    Ivlnirii   fhiunts   ,/«,/   /tiii/.h    iiiin   Chapel    ivhne  they  attend  the  Bacuhuireate    services. 


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PRESIDENT  46 

BOARD  OF  TRUSTEES  47 

DEANS  OF  MEN  48 

DEANS  OF  WOMEN  52 

ENGINEERING  54 

ALUMNI  DEPARTMENT  55 

GRADUATE  SCHOOLS  56 

JAMES  B.  DUKE  PROFESSORS  58 

DEPARTMENT  HEADS  62 

HOUSE  COUNSELORS  67 


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President 

Edens 


Dr.  A.  Mollis  Edens  was  elected  Presi- 
dent of  Duke  University  in  November, 

1948,  and  was  inaugurated  in  October, 

1949.  He  received  his  B.Ph.  and  M.A. 
from  Emory  University  and  EE.D. 
from  Davidson  College,  University  of 
North  Carolina,  Emory,  Wake  Forest, 
and  Roanoke  CloUege.  In  addition  to  his 
duties  as  president  of  the  National  C-om- 
mission  on  Accrediting,  representing  the 
Association  of  American  Universities, 
he  is  vice-chairman  ot  the  U.S.  Ad- 
visory (>)mmission  on  [education  I'.x- 
change.  As  President  of  the  Universir\- 
he  has  worked  steadily  to  raise  the 
standards  of  education  and  to  improve 
campus  facilities,  therel)\'  receiving  the 
admiration  and  respect  ot  students, 
faculty,  and  administration. 


Board  of 
Trustees 


The  Board  ot  Trustees  is  given  the 
power  to  make  rules  and  regulations 
necessary  for  the  good  government  of 
the  University  and  to  manage  the  Uni- 
versity property  and  funds.  Between 
Board  meetings,  an  Executive  C^ommittee 
of  sc\'cn  members,  elected  by  the  Irus- 
tees,  holds  the  same  power  as  the  Board, 
excluding  nominating  Trustees  and  elect- 
ing members,  and  is  responsible  for 
submitting  a  report  each  year  at  the 
annual  meeting  of  the  Trustees.  Nor- 
man A.  C'ocke  serves  as  both  chairman 
of  the  Board  and  as  an  ex-officio  member 
of  the  Executive  Committee. 


The  Executh-e  Committee  nf  the  Board  of  Trustees  seated  left  to  right  are    F    U.  Grass,  B.  S.  1 
(Chairman),  A.  H.  l-dens.  A.  R.  Kearm.  P.  F.  Haiies.  A.  S.  Bro%cer    Missing  from  the  group  . 


uhle,  G.  G.  AUet 
le  time  the  pietii 


Cliarlei  E.  IrinltV)  is  Secreu 
\'ice-l'resident  tn  tin-  Dn 


iij  the  Viinrrsity  cind 
of  I'lihtk  Relations. 


Deans 


riic  administrative  branch  of 
Duke  University  is  composed  of  a 
group  of  capable  men  striving  to 
solve  the  complex  problems  of  a 
large  university  and  to  create  better 
understanding  between  students  and 
administration. 

Dr.  (Charles  E.  Jordan  serves  as 
Vice-President  of  the  Universit>- 
in  the  Division  of  Public  Relations 
and  as  Secretary  of  the  Universit\-; 
he  is  also  president  of  the  North 
Carolina  School  Board  Association. 
Alfred  Smith  Brower,  Business 
Manager  and  Comptroller,  super- 
vises the  University  financial  and 
business  operations.  The  late 
('harles  B.  Markham,  Treasurer  of 
the  University,  was  responsible  for 
the  care  of  all  securities  and  financial 
records. 


Alfred  S.  Brower  serves  both  as  Business  Manager 
and  as  newly  appointed  Treasurer  of  the  University. 


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Charles  B.  M.nkluwi  had  served  as  treasurer  since  IHI:  his 
death  t,r„n„.n,d  a  life  of  faithful  service  to  the  University. 


OF 


Men 


Paul  (iross,  Dciin  of  the  Uni- 
vcrsiry  and  \'icc-Prcsidcnt  in  rhc 
Division  of  Education,  studied  at 
the  City  College  of  New  York, 
Columbia  University  and  the  Uni- 
versity of  Leipzig.  He  was  also 
Scientific  Adviser  to  the  U.S.  Dele- 
gation at  the  General  UNESCO 
Conference  in  1949.  Herbert  J. 
Herring,  Dean  of  Trinity  College 
and  Vice-President  ot  the  Uni- 
versity in  the  Division  of  Student 
Life,  holds  degrees  from  both  Duke 
and  Columbia  Universities  and  an 
honorary  LL.D.  from  Juanita  Col- 
lege. William  H.  Wannamaker, 
Vice-Chancellor  of  the  University, 
received  his  A.B.  from  Wofford 
College,  his  M.A.  from  Trinity 
College  and  studied  at  Harvard 
Graduate   School    and   abroad. 


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I'iXiil  M.  Cross  serves  as  Dean  of  ihe  Vnrcersity  and 
Vice-President     in     the     Division     of     Education. 


WUVuvH  WannMiiaher  has  held  the  position  of  T,,,-- 
Ckviullo,  ol  Did,   Vnivrrsnxfor  .,  niimhr  nf  ,,,,r.. 


Herbert  /.  Herring,  is  tlie  Dean  of  Trinity  College  and  is  also 
I  ue-I'resideni  of  the  L  'niversity  in  the  Division  of  Student  Life 


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E.B.M  'eatherspom  serves 
asDi  recto  rof  A  dmisshns. 


/..   /.    MiSiirltn  IS  the  As 
Dean  of  Freshmen  iUhl  Sopho, 


Uilli.,,,1    A  nine     serves     js     the 
Ass.H-uie  /)e,,„  of  Trinity  CoUe^e. 


Deans 


Alan  K.  Manchester,  Dean  of  Undergraduate  Studies,  serves  as  the  Co-ordi- 
nator  of  the  acadnnic  programs  of  the  three  colleges  composing  the  L'niirrsitv. 


William  (louncill  Archie  serves 
as  Associate  Dean  of  Trinity  Col- 
lege. He  holds  degrees  from  David- 
son College,  Wake  Forest  College, 
and  Princeton  University.  Everett 
Broadus  Wl-athcrspoon  received  his 
B.A.  from  Duke  in  1930  and  has 
served  as  Director  of  Admissions 
since  1949.  He  also  serves  as  repre- 
sentative of  the  University  on 
the  College  I'.ntrance  Examination 
Board.  Lewis  J.  McXurlen,  As- 
sistant Dean  of  freshmen  and  Soph- 
omores, holds  his  B.A.  and  AI.A. 
from  Drake  University  and  his 
Ph.D.  from  Duke.  Alan  K.  Man- 
chester, Dean  of  Undergraduate 
Studies  and  Professor  of  I  listory, 
received  his  A.B.  from  \';uuierl)ilr 
Uni\ersir\  and  his  Ph.D.  from 
Duke.  He  has  also  served  as  CXil- 
tural  .A Hairs  Officer  at  the  U.S. 
l',ml)ass\    in   Rio  de  Janeiro. 


I..i„„-rir.PrMs,-ria,,srhrAs 
sisr.vit  n,.m  of  Trinity  CnlleRe 


R.  L.  Tiirlnll  s,Tirs  Duh 
.IS  tin-  L'nncruty  Ri-gislnir. 


Margaret  L.  Coleman  is  Re- 
corder in  Cevtral  Records  Office. 


OF  Men 


Lanier  Ward  Pratt,  Assistant 
Dean  of  Trinity  College,  received 
his  A.B.  degree  from  Davidson  Col- 
lege, and  his  M.A.  degree  from 
Duke.  Before  coming  to  Duke  he 
taught  in  both  Georgia  and  Missis- 
sippi schools  and  has  since  served  in 
the  Navy  twice.  R.  L.  Tu thill,  who 
is  the  first  Registrar  to  serve  the 
University,  co-ordinates  the  records 
and  admissions  of  the  University. 
Miss  Margaret  Coleman,  serving  as 
Recorder  of  the  University,  is  in 
immediate  supervision  of  the  Cen- 
tral Records  Office.  Robert  B.  Cox 
serves  as  Dean  ot  Men,  having  re- 
ceived his  A.B.  degree  from  the 
University  of  Tennessee  and  his 
ATA.  degree  from  Peabody  Col- 
lege. He  also  did  additional  graduate 
work  at  both  the  Universit\-  of 
North    Carolina    and    Duke    Uni- 


Rohen  B.Cox.  n, 
Wesl  (.,. 


loidfrfir.idlhite 
Inch  .nise. 


Rohcrui  rioraiir  liniihlry  is 
DcaiioftluW/mumsCoiUxe. 


.\Uiry  (,nnr  Wi/soti  hoUs  the  position  an  K 
\iiiipiis  of  lltwi  of  fnderv.rjdiLi 


Deans 

OF 

Women 


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Dr.  Roberta  Florence  Brinkley  has  served  Duke  since  1947  as 
Dean  of  the  Woman's  C'ollege  and  professor  of  English,  holding 
her  A.B.  degree  from  Agnes  Scott  College,  her  M.A.  from  George 
Peabody  College  for  teachers,  and  her  Ph.D.  from  Yale  University. 
Miss  Alary  Grace  Wilson,  Dean  of  the  Undergraduate  Women, 
assumes  responsibility  for  the  non-academic  affairs  oi  student  life 
in  co-operation  with  the  house  counselors  and  other  associates. 
She  is  a  graduate  of  Winthrop  College  and  has  also  studied  at 
Columbia  University.  Miss  Susan  Clay,  Acting  Associate  Dean 
of  Undergraduate  Instruction  and  former  Assistant  Academic  Dean 
of  Mount  Holyokc  College,  has  served  this  year  in  the  absence  of 
Miss  Ellen  Huckabee  as  an  academic  adviser  to  freshman  and 
sophomore  women.  Miss  Marianna  Jenkins,  Associate  Dean  of 
Undergraduate  Instruction,  acts  as  adviser  to  junior  and  senior 
women  and  to  the  transfer  advisers.  Mrs.  W  S.  Persons,  who 
received  her  A.B.  and  M.A.  from  Duke,  serves  as  Dean  of  Ad- 


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De.m  of  V,ul,rnr.,J.  Imrrinl 


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tl„-  Dimlo. 


Susan  Chy  is  Acti 
I'mU-rnuuliLUf  In 


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/.  ll«/o  \\illuws,C:.E 


Walter  ].Seeley 
Dean  oj  the  College  of  Enfiineeri/ifi 


Engineering 


The  College  of  Engineering  gives  courses  in 
Electrical,  Mechanical  and  Civil  Engineering, 
offering  technical  subjects  that  will  lead  to  an  en- 
gineering degree.  Walter  J.  Seeley  is  Dean  and  Di- 
rector of  Research  and  Development  and  has  also 
served  as  consultant  with  the  Duke  Power  Com- 
pany of  (Charlotte  since  1926.  J.  VVesley  Wil- 
liams, Acting  Chairman  of  the  Civil  I'ngineering 
Department,  acts  as  a  consultant  on  North  Caro- 
lina highway  needs  and  has  been  a  consultant  to 
the  U.  S.  Air  Force  since  1951.  Charles  R.  Vail, 
("hairman  of  the  Electrical  Engineering  Depart- 
ment, has  worked  as  a  consultant  with  the  U.  S. 
Naval  Research  Laboratory  and  is  the  author  of 
numerous  publications.  Van  L.  Kenxoii,  jr.,  in 
addition  to  his  duties  as  acting  chairman  ot  the 
Mechanical  l''ngineering  Department,  is  a  con- 
sultant to  VVl'Stern  Electric  Corporation. 


Secretary 


Alumni 
Department 


The  Department  of  Alumni  Affairs  is  a  two- 
way  avenue  from  the  alumni  to  the  University 
and  from  the  University  to  the  alumni.  It  is  the 
agency  through  which  the  alumni  can  make 
effective  their  interest  in  Duke  and  fellow  alumni. 
It  is  a  service  organization,  supporting  such 
activities  as  homecomings,  reunions,  class  or- 
ganizations, and  local  alumni  associations,  and 
also  co-ordinates  the  plans  and  activities  of 
volunteer  workers  for  the  loyalty  fund,  a  vital 
part  ot  the  financial  program  of  Duke.  It  pub- 
lishes a  magazine,  the  Alimmi  Register,  ten 
times  annually,  in  addition  to  issuing  at  least 
four  times  annually  a  newsletter,  sent  to  all 
former  students  not  receiving  the  Alimmi  Reg- 
ister. Finally,  the  members  of  its  staff  serve  on 
many  of  the  student  organization  boards  and 
co-operate  with  the  students  in  supporting  many 
of  their  organizations  and  activities. 


Alimmi  Registr. 
Homeconiing  Weekend 


Since  the  beginning  of  the  Graduate  School  of  Arts  and  Sciences  in 
1926,  it  has  awardcd^a  total  of  2,779  iM.A.'s  and  838  Ph.D.'s.  The  en- 
rollment, however,  remains  limited  to  416  students  in  order  that  par- 
ticular emphasis  can  be  placed  on  individual  achievement.  Marcus  E. 
Hobbs  serves  as  Dean  of  the  Graduate  School,  having  come  to  Duke  in 
1935  as  an  instructor  in  the  chemistry  department  of  which  he  later 
served  as  chairman  until  his  appointment  to  the  Graduate  School  in 
1954.  The  Divinity  School  was  the  first  of 
the  graduate  professional  schools  to  be 
organized  on  the  Duke  University  campus. 
Its  primary  purpose  is  to  train  individuals 
who  wish  to  enter  the  Christian  ministry. 

The  Reverend  Doctor  James  Cannon,  Dean  ot  the  Divinit\'  School  smce 
1951,  has  received  degrees  from  Trinity  College,  Princeton  University, 
Princeton  Seminary,  and  Birmingham  Southern  College.  The  School  ot 
Forestry  began  in  1938  under  the  leadership  of  Clarence  F.  Korstian. 
The  Duke  Forest,  approximately  7,600  acres  which  was  placed  under 
management  for  forestry  purposes  in  1931,  offers  a  natural  laborator)- 
for  the  development  of  educational  work  in  forestrx  .  Dr.  Korstian, 
Dean  of  the  School,  holds  degrees  from  the  Univcrsit\  ot  Nebraska, 
Southeastern  Christian  College,  and  Vale  Uni\ersir\-. 


Graduati 


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iCHOOLS 


The  School  of  Law,  headed  b\-  Joseph  A.  McChun,  Jr.,  has  a  full- 
time  law  faculry  ot  t\\  elve  instrucrors,  supplemenred  by  the  Legal  Aid 
Clinic  start  ot  law  vers  and  part-time  practicing  law  vers  who  teach  cer- 
tain phases  of  practical  instruction  to  a  limited  number  of  students. 
Joseph  McC^lain  has  been  Dean  of  the  School  of  Law  since  1950,  having 
been  General  (>ounscl  for  the  Wabash  R.  R.  Company  during  the  five 
preceding  vears.  The  School  of  Medicine,  begun  in  1930,  has  as  its 
main  objectives  the  teaching  and  cultivation 
of  medicine  on  a  scientific  basis,  the  search 
for  new  and  improved  methods  of  teaching, 
and  the  bringing  together  of  medical  teach- 
ing with  medical  research  at  all  levels  of 
instruction.  Dr.  W.  C.  Davison,  Dean  of  the  Medical  School,  holds 
degrees  from  Princeton  University,  Oxford  University,  Johns  Hopkins 
University  Medical  School,  Wake  Forest  College  and  the  University  of 
North  Carolina.  The  School  of  Nursing,  headed  by  Ann  Madeline 
Jacobansky,  was  established  in  1931  in  association  with  the  School  of 
Medicine  and  Duke  Hospital.  Dean  Jacobansky  represents  the  School  on 
the  Committee  on  Health  Afl^airs,  which  promotes  the  common  interest 
of  the  Medical  School,  School  of  Nursing  and  the  Hospital,  and  oversees 
the  nursing  courses  which  provide  an  educational  program  enabling  the 
students  to  develop  the  skills  needed  for  good  nursing. 


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The 

James  B.  Duke 

Professors 


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The  establishment  of  James  B.  Duke  Professorships  in  1952  made  it 
possible  for  the  University  to  give  recognition  to  a  limited  number  of 
distinguished  scholars  and  scientists  on  the  faculty  and  to  bring  to  the 
faculty  other  outstanding  scholars.  E.  Malcolm  (Carroll,  professor  of  his- 
tory, is  an  authority  on  both  German  and  European  history.  James  T. 
Cleland,  Dean  of  the  Chapel,  has  been  a  professor  of  preaching  and  a 
preacher  to  the  University  since  1945.  R.  Taylor  Cole,  professor  ot 
political  science,  is  the  author  and  editor  of  five  works  in  the  held  of 
government  and  has  held  Guggenheim  and  F'ulbright  awards.  Wilburt  (]. 
Davison  has  been  dean  and  professor  of  pediatrics  at  the  Medical  School 
since  its  founding.  Calvin  B.  Hoover,  former  Dean  of  the  Graduate 
School  of  Arts  and  Sciences,  in  1948  served  as  special  adviser  in  the 
administration  of  the  Marshall  Plan.  Paul  J.  Kramer,  in  addition  to  his 
duties  as  a  professor  of  botany,  has  done  extensive  research  on  water- 
plant  relationships.  Charles  L.  Lowndes,  professor  of  law,  is  a  specialist 
in  the  field  of  law  of  taxation. 


Ourln  L.  H.  Im'^-iuU. 
I'rofessor  of  L.r^- 


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\l  .ilur  M.  Xiehfii 
I'mhssor  of  rinna 


Joseph  /.  Spengter 
Professor  of  Econotnks 


\\\ilur  I.S,rlr 
Professor  of  EleelneM  Fj 


The 

James  B.  Duke 

Professors 


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IXnui  T.  Smith 
Vwfeswr  of  Bacurwh 


Lwm-I  Sifirmoii 
I'ro/mor  of  Eimlnh 


Joseph  K.  Markcc  is  chairman  of  the  anatomy  department  in  the 
Medical  vSchool  and  has  carried  out  significant  research  in  the  held  of 
polio.  W'altcr  Al.  Nielsen,  chairman  of  the  physics  department  since 
1938,  has  carried  out  extensive  research  in  the  field  of  cosmic  rays  and 
holds  the  Navy's  Distinguished  Civilian  Award  for  wartime  investi- 
gations. Joseph  J.  Spengler,  professor  of  economics  and  director  of 
graduate  studies  in  this  field,  is  president-elect  of  the  Population  As- 
sociation of  America.  Walter  J.  Seelcy,  Dean  of  the  College  of  P'ngi- 
neering,  in  1945  was  named  president  of  the  Navy  Ordnance  Laboratory 
Technical  Reserve,  and  during  both  wars  conducted  research  for  the 
Navy.  David  T.  Smith  is  chairman  of  the  department  of  bacteriology  and 
an  associate  professor  of  medicine  at  the  Medical  School.  H.  Shelton 
Smith,  professor  of  American  Religious  Thought,  has  held  the  first  chair 
of  its  kind  in  an  American  Theological  Seminary.  Lionel  Stevenson  is  a 
professor  of  English  and  a  specialist  in  nineteenth-century  English 
literature. 


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Kw.w/1  R.  l\nnck 
Afstliftia,    Art  and  Music 


Department 


Heading  the  academic  departments  arc  r\\  cnr\-tivc 
educators  who  are  well  known  spokesmen  in  rhcir  re- 
spective fields.  Head  of  the  department  of  aesthetics,  art 
and  music  is  Ranson  R.  Patrick,  who  received  his  B.A. 
from  the  University  of  Washington  and  i\l.P\A.  from 
Princeton.  Robert  J.  Knight,  Jr.,  air  science,  obtained 
his  B.S.  from  Davidson.  Calvin  B.  Hoover,  economics 
and  business  administration,  holds  an  A.B.  from  Mon- 
mouth and  a  Ph.D.  from  the  University  of  Michigan. 
(Charles  E.  Ward,  English,  obtained  his  A.B.  from  Baker 
and   M.A.   and   Ph.D.   from   Duke.   E.   WiUard   Berry, 


Charles  E.  \V 
E>ifilisli 


Heads 


geology,  received  his  A.B.  and  Ph.D.  from  Johns  Hopkins. 
Henry  J.  Oosting,  botany,  holds  his  A.B.  from  Hope 
College,  his  M.S.  from  Michigan  State  College,  and  his 
Ph.D.  from  the  University  of  Minnesota.  John  H.  Saylor, 
chemistry,  holds  an  A.B.  from  Southern  Methodist  and 
M.A.  and  Ph.D.  from  Duke.  William  H.  Cartwright, 
education,  obtained  his  B.S.,  M.A.  and  Ph.D.  from  the 
University  of  Minnesota.  Herman  Salinger,  German, 
holds  his  A.B.  from  Princeton,  his  M.A.  from  Stanford, 
and  his  Ph.D.  from  Yale.  James  N.  Truesdale,  Greek, 
obtained  his  A.B.,  M.A.  and  Ph.D.  from  Duke. 


Herman  SiiUnger 
Ger. 


fitmes  iV.  Tniesdtik 
Greek 


Claw  R.  Se^U 
rinlowphy 


E.  Malcolm  Carroll 
Hntorx 


Rohrt  H.  Rogers 
1  ami  Roman  Stiuiies 


E.  Malcolm  (Carroll,  chairman  ot  rhc  history  dcparr- 
mcnr,  received  his  A.B.  ,iM.A.  and  Ph.D.  degrees  from  rhe 
University  of  Michigan.  Robert  S.  Rogers,  chairman  of 
the  Latin  department,  received  his  A.B.  from  the  Uni- 
versity of  Pennsylvania,  his  M.A.  from  both  Princeton 
University  and  Columbia  University,  and  his  Ph.D.  from 
Princeton  University  also.  Glenn  R.  Negley,  chairman  of 
rhe  philosophy  department,  holds  A.B.  and  Al.A.  degrees 
from  Butler  University  and  a  Ph.D.  degree  from  the 
University  of  C'hicago.  Julia  R.  Grout,  head  ot  the  phys- 
ical education  department  of  the  Woman's  (College,  re- 
ceived her  B.A.  from  Mount  Holyoke  College  and  her 
M.S.  from  VVellesley  College.  Walter  M.  Nielsen,  chair- 
man of  the  physics  department,  received  his  B.S.  degree 
in  Electrical  Engineering  at  the  Univcrsit\-  of  Minnesota 


I, ilia  R.  a  rout 
rinskal  FJiualw, 


Capt.  Joel  C.  Ford 

Xaval  Science 


and  his  Ph.D.  there  also.  John  J.  Gergen,  head  of  the 
mathematics  department,  holds  both  his  M.A.  and  B.A. 
degrees  from  the  University  of  Minnesota  and  his  Ph.D. 
degree  from  Rice  Institute.  Captain  Joel  C.  Ford,  Jr., 
chairman  of  the  Naval  ROTC  unit,  received  his 
B.S.  degree  from  the  United  States  Xaval  Academy. 
Thomas  AI.  Aycock,  head  of  the  men's  physical  education 
department,  holds  his  B.S.  degree  from  Oklahoma  A  and 
Al  and  his  Al.A.  degree  from  the  University  of  Iowa, 
Eliot  H.  Rodnick,  head  of  the  psychology  department, 
holds  both  his  B.A.  and  Ph.D.  degrees  from  Yale  Uni- 
versity. Robert  S.  Rankin,  chairman  oi  the  political 
science  department,  holds  an  A.B.  degree  from  Tusculum 
College  and  both  his  Al.A.  and  Ph.D.  degrees  from 
Princeton  University. 


Elmt  H.  Rodnick 


Robert  S.  Rankin 
Political  Science 


Thomas  M.  Aycock 
Physical  Education 


Hiram  E.  Meyers,  chairman  of  the  religion  depart- 
ment, received  his  A.B.  from  Trinit\'  C'oUege,  his  S.  I'.B. 
and  S.T.M.  from  Boston  (College,  and  his  D.D.  from 
Elon  College.  Brady  R.  Jordan,  head  of  the  Romance 
languages  department,  holds  a  Litt.B.  from  Princeton 
and  a  Ph.D.  from  the  Universit)'  ot  Wisconsin. 
Thomas  G.  Winner,  chairman  ot  the  Russian  depart- 
ment, received  his  A.B.  and  Al.A.  from  Harvard  Uni- 
versity and  his  Ph.D.  from  Columbia  Universit\-. 
Howard  K.  Jensen,  chairman  of  the  sociology  department, 
holds  an  A.B.  and  M.A.  from  the  University  of  Kansas 
and  a  B.D.  and  Ph.D.  from  the  University  of  Chicago. 
1.  K.  Gray,  head  of  the  zoology  department,  received  his 
B.S.  from  the  University  of  Massachusetts  and  his  M.A. 
and  Ph.D.  from  the  University  of  Wisconsin. 


Hoiijril  /•'.  Jensen 
S,„ioli,'^\  .111,1  Anlliwlwlo^ 


House  Counselors 


SoiitliRjIe 


In  each  ot  the  dormitories  ot  the  Woman's  College 
lives  a  House  Counselor  who  acts  together  with  the 
House  Council  in  an  advisory  capacity  in  regard  to  house 
responsibilities.  They  arc  persons  with  whom  the  students 
may  confidently  discuss  their  personal  opinions  and 
problems.  The  counselors  also  take  part  in  student 
activities  and  serve  as  advisers  to  student  organizations. 
Professionally  trained  in  counseling  and  guidance,  they 
are  primarily  concerned  with  the  happiness  and  maturity 
of  each  individual  girl. 


/../-.:■  ScliooL  West  ('.an i pus 


CLASS  OFFICERS 

70 

SENIORS 

7"* 

JUNIORS 

100 

SOPHOMORES 

114 

FRESHMEN 

128 

NURSES  ORGANIZATIONS 

140 

NURSES  BEAUTIES 

141 

HOSPITAL  LIFE 

142 

SENIOR  NURSES 

144 

JUNIOR  NURSES 

146 

SOPHOMORE  NURSES 

14S 

FRESHMAN  NURSES 

150 

I  lie  offian  of  the  Si/iior 
Class  are  L  to  R:  HV/«fW, 
Harris  (Sec.);  Hampton 
I.V  .P.);  McCurdy  (Jreas.); 
Strader  (Sec.) ;  Smith  (Pres.) . 
Men,  Kocoiirek  (Sec); 
Green  (Ath.  Rep.);  Brritz 
a'res.):   Harmon    (W    P.). 


Having  been  elected  to  their  positions  in  the 
early  spring,  class  officers  returned  in  Sep- 
tember with  plans  for  a  full  year's  work.  The 
main  project  of  the  senior  class  was  the  Home- 
coming Dance.  Among  other  activities,  juniors 
sponsored  a  car-wash  and  sold  chrysanthemums 
at  football  games. 


Clas 


liwior  Class  officers  1.  to 
R:  Wmntn,  Bates  (Sn.); 
Stephenson  (Pres.);  Pritr 
(V.P.);  Shriver  (Treas.). 
Mm,  Glass  (l\  I'.): 
Heasley  (Ath.  Rrp.); 
Inyner  (Sec);  Tolmach 
areas.);  Wheeler  (Pres.). 


Sophomore     Class 

officers- 

WmiitiK  Black  (V 

P.);PaKe 

[Sec);  Ratts  (Pres 

.);Daz-,s. 

areas.):       Men, 

Clemeiil 

{Alh.        Kep.); 

Willuvii^ 

(!./'.),  Qii.iltlehi 

im  (Sec). 

fearl    (VV.,y.)    .„ 

./    \'erih\ 

(I'res.)     are     no! 

putured. 

)fficers 


The  outstanding  project  directed  l)\-  sopho- 
more officers  was  Dink-Bow  day,  which  served 
to  better  acquaint  treshmen  from  East  and 
West.  Freshmen  elected  officers  in  October 
and  began  their  class  organization  by  writing 
their  constitutions,  taking  part  in  freshmen 
activities,  and  planning  a  spring  dance. 


The 

officers  of  the  l-resh- 
Class     are     as    fol- 

lo'^-s 

■    Women.    Hollouay 

(Tre 
t'res 

IS.):      Brian      (Vke- 
);  Child  (Pres.).  The 

Men 

s  officers  are:  Stuckey 

(See 

and  Treas.):  Bourne 

(Pre 

.);Cash  (I 'ice- Pres.). 

v^  ^ 

Seniors  1956 


First  roir: 

ABERNATHY,  FRANK  H.,  |R.,  Falitiml  Science.  Y.Al.C.A.  3,  4,  Freshman  Council  I,  Junior  Council  2;  Bench  md 
Bar  I,  2.  3,  4;  Hoof" 'n'  Horn  1,  2,  3,  4;  .Nhirching  Band  1,2,  3,  4;  Concert  Band  1,  2,  3,  4;  F.A.C.  3,  4.  ABFRXI  IHV, 
ROBI'.RT  G.,  JR.,  Ecommics.  ADAMS,  BARON  B.,  JR.,  Electrical  Engineering,.  Hoof 'n'  Horn  2;  Fneineers  Cluh 
4;  A.I.l'.E.  1,  2,  3,  4.  AFFELDER,  MARILYN  T,  Psxcholo^y.  ALDRIDGE,  BRYANT  T,  Business  .-idmimstra- 
twn.  KA;  Red  Friars;  Who's  Who;  M.S.Ci.A.  I,  3;  I.F.C.  1,  2,  3;  Football  2,  3,  4;  Class  Officer  1,  3.  ALF.XANDFR, 
ANN  L.,  Economics.  OBcI);  cI)BK;  c|>KA;  Who's  Who;  Ivy;  Sandals;  Student  Co-ordinate  Board  3,  Chairman  4;  W.S.Ci.A. 
4;  May  Court  4;  Social  Standards  1 ;  Glee  Club  I ;  Choir  1 ;  Class  Officer  I . 


Second  row. 

ALEXANDER,  JERRY  AL,  Historv.  KA;  Glee  Club  2,  3,  4;  Choir  2,  3,  4;  Baseball  3,  4.  ALEXANDER,  JOSEPH  C, 
|R.,  Religion.  AXA;  Hoof 'n'  Horn  1;  Peer  2;  Glee  Club  1,  3.  ALEXANDER,  lUDY  M,  Political  Science.  W.A.A.  3; 
"F.A.C.  4;  Music  Study  Club  1;  Pegasus  1,  2,  3,  President  4.  ALEXANDER,  ROBERT,  |R.,  Business  Administration. 
cl>Ki;;  Alpha  Phi  Omega;  Chronicle  \.  ALTVATER,  M.  ANN,  (Mrs.  L.  P.  Jervey),  History.  DB*;  ^AO;  <i>KA; 
Wlw's  Who;  Sandals;  W.S.G.A.  4;  House  President  4;  House  Council  1,  2,  3,  4;  F.A.C.  3;  Student  Union,  Board  of 
Governors  3;  WDBS  3;  Marshal  3;  Homecoming  Court  4;  .May  Court  4.  AMOS,  RICHARD  G.,  Civil  Engineering. 
A.S.C.E.  1,  2,  Secretary-Treasurer  3,  President  4;  Chronicle  1,  2. 


Third  roiv: 

ANDERSON,  \MLL1AM  S.,  Civil Ev^ineerimr.  ATQ;  A.S.C.E.  1,  2,  3, 4;  Track  1,  2,  3,  4.  ANDREWS,  EDWIN  T, 
Mechanical  Engineering.  A.S.M.E.  3,  4.  ANDREWS,  Wl'SLEY  T.,  JR.,  Pre-Medical.  HKd';  Pre-Med  Societ\-  2;  Glee 
Club  2;  Chemistry  Club  3,  4.  APPLE,  FT  I  A  I..,  Education.  Social  Standards  3.  ARMBRL'ST,  ROBERF  K., 
Electrical  Engineering.  A.I.E.E.  1,  2,  3,  4.     ARN,  ROY  D.,  JR.,  Political  Science.  Ml. 

Fourth  roiv: 

ASHWORTH,  HALBERT  E.,  Zooloi^y.  Duke  Players  4;  Chanticleer  1,  2.  AL'BRY,  JOHN  R.,  Economics.  lAE. 
AUMAN,  MARY  S.,  Education.  House  Council  3.  AUSTIN,  BETSY  C,  Sociolo^v.  Homecoming  C;ourt  4.  AUSTIN, 
MARY  A.,  Spanish.  A(I>;  l^AH.  BABCOCK,  MARY  LOU  G.,  Education.  AAA;  Hoof 'n'  Horn  1;  Ch anik.i.i  ek  1; 
Fraternity  President  4;  Dean's  List  4;  Glee  Club  1,  2;  Choir  1,  2;  Modern  Dance  Club  3,  4. 

Fifth  row: 

BAKI:R,  CYNTHIA  L.,  Art.  KA;  F.A.C.  4.  BAKER,  DONALD  H.,  Mechanical  Engineering.  SAE;  Order  of  St. 
Patrick.  BAKER,  FORD  A.,  Historv.  BQI;  Y.M.C.A.  I,  2,  3,  4;  Irack  1.  BALLANTYNE,  DOUCH.AS  B., 
Mechanical  Engineering.  AXA;  A.S.M.E.  2.  BANNON,  PETER,  .Accountum.  Duke  Plavers  2,  3,  4;  Hoof 'n'  I  I.irn  2, 
3;  Glee  Club  1.  B.VRCLIFT,  THELMA  C.  Education.  *.\1;  White  Duchv;  Who's  Who;  Sandals;  W.S.(  i.A.  2.  ?,  4, 
House  President  4;  Marshal  3;  Duke  Players  1;  Hoof 'n"  Horn  1. 


Si.xth  row: 

BARGER,  NANCY  W.,  Psychology.  BARHAM,  SIDNIIY  |.,  Business  Administration,  (dee  Club  I.  2,  '-  Choir  I, 
2,  3,  4.  BARKI'R,  ROBI'.RT  M'.,"  Bm/wm  Administration.  IIKA;  AK'I'.  BARNES.  W  II.LIAM  II.,  En^li^h.  HX; 
Hoof -n'  Horn  2,  ^;  Concert  Band  2,  3,  4;  Marching  Band  2.  BARRi.lF,  ROBER  T  K..  (.cncral.  B ARin.  RALPH. 
I'lr-Laiv.  'I'A(-);  Bench  and  Bar  ?,  4;  Men's  Athletic  Council  3,  4. 

.Seventh  row: 

BASS,  I  ll.RBI  RI  I).,  Business  Administration.  BA'I  ES,  JOHN  I).,  Business  Administration.  I^AE.  Bl  AL,  \\.\K\  L., 
Political  Science.  BECK,  Li:il'  C.,  Accounting.  ATU;  AK^I';  Who's  Who;  M.S.(;.A.  4;  'I'ennis  3,  4.  BI'LK,  WIL- 
LIAM I).,  JR.,  Mechanical  Engineering.  A.S..\1.E.  2,  3,  4.     BIXIKER,  CI  lARLF.S  N.,  Sociology.  TF.<I>;  Pre-.\led  Society 

2,  3,  4;  Student  Reliuious  Council  '^. 


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Seniors  1956 


Hru  n.n: 

BICKI  R,  RICHARD  H.,  FJarnoil  Eii<iiiiccniiv..  M.S.C.A.  4;  I'nginicrs  Club  1,  2,  \  4;  A.I.I  . I'.  4.  I5KKSON, 
\ANC;V  R.,  /-.//(i/zv//.  ZTA;  Cn.wnci.Fi  r  I.  2;  Pan-I  Id  Council  4;  House  Council  4.  BI'i.K,  HAROLD  D.,  I're- 
\h-du\il.  Prc-.\kd  Society  3,  4;  Cliroimlc  v  BI'.LL,  MARTHA  |.,  Accounting.  BI'-NNKT  I',  HI'.RI)  L.,  Pre-l.av). 
,\.\A;  OAK;  HVw'.f  H7w,-M.S.G.A.  1,  2,  3,  President  4;  Bench  and  Bar  2,  4,  President  3;  Peer  2,  3;  Kraternitv  President 
^^;  l.F.C.  3;  Cilec  Club;  Marching  Band  1,  2,  3,  4;  F.A.C.  2,  3.     BENNKTT,  JAMKS  L.,  Bimness  Adnnnistration. 

Second  nil': 

IM-.NTZ,  CARL  E.,  Political  Science.  XX;  A<}'A;  Wlws  Who;  Fraternity  President  4;  Class  Officer  2,  3,  4;  Bench  and 
Bar  \,  2,  3,  4;  M.S.G.A.  L  2;  F.A.C.  2,  3;  Marshal  3.  BFRGKR,  JUNIUS  C,  Electrical  Enfiineerin^.  SN;  OME; 
l.F.C.  2;  Glee  Club  L  2,  3,  4;  Choir  2;  F.A.C.  2;  A.l.E.E.  4.  BILAS,  RICHARD  A.,  Matlwiiiatia.  KS;  OME; 
Baseball  1.  BILLINGS,  DONALD  R.,  Business  Administration.  AXA.  BlRCHFll'.LD,  |ESSF  |.,  JR.,  Bnsines.<: 
.Administration.  *A(-);  Football  L  2,  3,  Captain  4.  BLACK,  BARBARA  A.,  Cliemistrx.  A.XLi;  Duke  Players  1;  Prc- 
.\led  SocietN-  3,4. 

Third  roiv: 

BLACK,  JOHN  AL,  Accounting.  <i>Ae;  AKV;  Marching  Band  1;  Soccer;  Lacrosse.  BLACKBURN,  THOMAS  E., 
Education.  \'arsity  "D"  Club  3;  4;  Basketball  1,3;  Baseball  I.  2,  ^  4.  BLAIR,  JAMES  H.,  JR.,  Pre-Medical.  ATQ; 
Pre-Med  Society  2,  3,  4;  Chronicle  2,  3;  Glee  Club  1,  2,  3,  4;  Choir  2,  3,  4;  Concert  Band  1,  2;  Marching  Band  1,  2; 
F.A.C.  3,  4.  BOHNENBERGER,  RALPH  E.,  Business  Adnnmstratwn.  BOSWI.LL,  DONALD  E.,  Chemistrv. 
1^*E;  Pre-Med  Society  2,  3,  4;  Chemistry  Club  2,  3,  4;  Hoof  "n'  Horn  1,  2,  3,  4;  Chronule  2,  3,  4.  BOTNICK,  MAR- 
\'IN  Z.,  Business  Administration.  ZBT;  Who's  Who;  Hoof 'n'  Horn  2;  Marshal  3;  Laeros.se  1,  2,  3;  Shoe  'n'  Slipper, 
President  4. 

Fourth  roiv: 

BO'ITO.MS,  ARNOLD  R.,  Hlstor^.  BOYD,  BARBARA,  Htstorx.  AAA;  I  iPU;  Student  Forum  3,  Chairman  4. 
BO^'D,  ( iORDON  1).,  Ennmeenni^.  IW;  A.S..M.F.  >,  4;  Football  1,  2,  3,  4;  Baseball  2,  4.  BRANDON,  DONALD  I., 
Pre-.Medual.  Peer  ^.  BRANNOCK,  ROBFRT  N.,  Ov/7  Enaineerin^.  A.S.C.E.  4.  BRAU,  RICHARD  C,  Econ- 
nomics.  IIKA;  AK'F;  Bench  and  Bar  4;  (Jlee  Club  1;  Concert  Band  1;  Marching  Band  1,  2;  I.D.C.  3. 

Fifth  row: 

BRAUN,  DAMD,  £/;?/;>/?.  BRIDEWT.SER,  \\'ILL1A.M  B.,  Chemistry.  Chemistry  Club  3,  4;  Pre-Med  Society  3,  4; 
Marching  Band  I,  3;  Organ  1,  2,  3,  4.  BRKiGS,  NOR.MAN  H.,  Mechanical  Enirineering.  2N;  OME;  <t>BK,  TBH; 
mX;  Who's  Who;  Glee  Club  2,  3;  Choir  3;  A.S..M.E.  2,  3,  4.  BROWN,  Bl'l  TV  L.,  Spanish.  AF;  Duke  Players  1,  2; 
Hoof 'n'  Horn  1,  2,  3,  4;  Glee  Club  I,  2,  3,  4;  Y.W.C.A.  2,  3,  4.     BROWN,  BFTFV  T  (.Mrs.)  Ennlisii.  Duke  Players 

1,  2,  3,  4;  Hoof 'n'  Horn  2;  Glee  Club  1,  2;  Choir  1,  2.  BRUBAKFR,  LEONARD  H.,  Chemistry.  <I'BK;  ci)Hl^  BLii:; 
FiFLi;  OAK;  ALS.G.A.  3;  Glee  Club  1;  Concert  Band  1;  N.R.O.TC.  Band  1,  2,  3,  4;  Pegram  Chemistry  Club  1,  2,  4, 
President  3. 

,S;.v///  roil-: 

BRU.MLI  V,  (iF.ORGF.  W.,  Zoology.  Pre-Med  Society  3,  4;  Chronicle  2,  3,  4;  F.A.C.  4.  BRYANT,  FNOCHE  C, 
History.  .M.S.Ci.A.  2,  i,  4;  Ch.vnticleer  2;  Glee  Club  I,  2,  3,  4;  Choir  1,  2;  Independent  Council  3,  4.  BURCiFSS, 
BEN  E..  Bimness  Administration.  BURNEY,  LILA  K.,  English.  A*;  Archive  4;  F.A.C.  4.  BURRITL,  ROBI-RT  G., 
Business  .-idministration.  <J>AH;  Y.M.C.A.  Cabinet  1,  2,  3,  4;  F.A.C.  3;  Wrestling  I,  2,  3,  Captain  4;  Cross  Country 

2,  3,  4;   I  rack  2,  3;  ( lolf  1 ;  \arsity  "D"  Club  2,  ^.  Treasurer  4.     BURT,  JOHNNY  J.,  JR..  Education.  .\X.\. 

Seventh  ivv:: 

BYERS,  ELIZABETH  A.,  Econmnics.  A<|)PA;  W.A.A.  Board  3,  President  4;  W.S.G.A.  3;  F.A.C.  3.  CAIN,  ELIZA 
BETH  J.,  Chemistry.  IK;  Concert  Band  1;  Nercidian  Club  2,  3,  4.  CAINE,  HELEN  A.,  EnM,li^h.  AAA.  CALA- 
WAY,  E.  RAY.,  Business  Administration.  Concert  Band  1;  S\mphony  Orchestra  1.  CAPRIO,  GIOIA  A.,  Zoolo<o'. 
'\>\\,  Pre-,\led  Society  ^  4;  Zoology  Club  2,  3,  4;  International  Club  2.  Secretary  3.  CARLISLE,  RICI  lARD  M..  JR., 
Business  Administration. 


75 


Seniors  1956 


First  roil-: 

CARMXili:,  HI.NRV  C,  I'n-Liii-.  A  1  U;  OAK;  Red  Fnars;  ll7/^/v  l(7w;  C//ro///(7('  1.  2,  M.S.G.A.  2,  4,  Sccrctarv  s 
I.F.C.  2;  .\hirshal  3;  Class  Officer  2.  CARRICO,  DOROTHY  L.,  Efi^lisli.  HB*;  Social  Standards  1,  2;  F.A.C.  4. 
CAR  rii;R,  PHILIP  P.,  Eii'iuurnn^.  TIME;  A.I.E.E.  2,  3,  4;  Lacrosse.  CARZOO,  DEAN  M.,  Hhtory.  Glee  Club 
1,  2;  Choir  1.  CASSELLS.  JOSEPH  S..  Chenmtry.  A4>A;  Pre-Mcd  Society  3,  4;  Chemistry"  Club  3,  4. 
CA\'E\AL"(iH,  I  AMES  A.,  |R.,  Mcckviical  Eii'^wcermc..  OKA;  Fraternity  President  4;  I.F.C,  4;  F.A.C.  ^;  A.S.NLE. 

3.  4;  Class  Officer  2. 

Seconii  roiv: 

CA\"INi:SS,  \-ER\ES.,  I'rc-Mcdmil.  ATLi;  ^BK;  OAK;  <^H1^  BLil';  Red  Friars;  WIms  Who;  Y..\LC.A.  Cabinet 
1,  2,  3;  F.A.C.  2;  .Marshal  3;  Judicial  Board  Chairman  4.  CHAP.\L\N,  ROBIIRI'  R..  Mnhaimal  Eiiaiiurriiin.  <i>K^- 
ALS.G.A.  I;  A.S.M.E.  3,  4;  Class  Officer  4;  Head  Cheerleader  3.  CHERRY,  PAUL  W.,  Music.  Hoof 'n"  Horn  3; 
Concert  Band  1,  2,  3,  4;  Marching  Band  1,  2;  Symphony  Orchestra  1,2,  3,  4;  Duke  .Embassadors  2,  3,  4.  CLARK, 
J.  NORWOOD.  Eiii^lish.  <l>Ki:;  Clce  Club  1,  2;  Choirl,  2.  CLARK,  LEXTRETT  1.,  History.  YALC.A.  Cabinet 
4;  Bench  and  Bar  3;  Hoot 'n'  Horn  2;  (ilee  Club  2;  F.A.C:.  3.     CLARK,  MORRIS  C,  Physics.' UMV.-  *BK. 

Third  roll': 

CLARK,  ROBERT  N.,  En^i,iiiecriiio.  A.S.C.E.,  2,  3,  4.  CLARK,  ROBERl  \\.,  |R.,  Eiis.memng.  cfKS;  Chronicle  1; 
F.A.C.  2;  A.I.E.E.  3,  4.  CLA^'.  FLORl-.NCE  .M.,  History.  AT;  Duke  Players  \\  2,  3,  4;  Ivy.  CLAYTON,  LYN- 
ETTE  G.  (Mrs.),  General.  A<1>.  CLl-Al'NGl'.R,  ROBERT  V\'.,  Pre-Medical.  Pre-iMed  Society  3,  4;  Peer  2,  3. 
COATES,  GARLAND  VV.,  History,  (ilee  Club  4;  Choir  4. 

Fourth  row: 

COCHRAN,  CONSTANCE  A.,  History.  HB*.  COFFMAN,  RUTH  A.,  Psyck^y.  COHEN,  lOSI.PH  P., 
Psychology.  TE*;  Duke  Players  3,  4.  COLE,  W.  JOHN,  Chemistry.  <J)BK;  Hoof  'n'  Horn  2,  3,  4;  Concert  Band 
1,"2,  3,  4';  .Marching  Band  I,  2,  3,  4.  COLTRANE,  GEORGE  A.,  Pre-Lair.  <i)BK;  <I>HS;  BQI;  Bench  and  Bar  I,  3; 
M.S.G.A.  1,  2,  3,  4.     COOKE,  MARY  H.,  English.  T¥Q;  Y.W.C.A.  Cabinet  3,  4;  Ch.anticleer  1,  2. 

/•■;/■///  row: 

COPPI'R,  WALTER  L.,  JR.,  Business  Administnttion.  AK4'.  COUGHLIN,  DONALD  O.,  History.  ^AI'.;  Bench 
and  Bar  1,3;  Hoof 'n'  Horn  2,  3,  4;  Peer  2.  COUNCIL,  MARTHA  ^^.,  Education.  ZTA;  Concert  Band  I;  F..A.C. 
4;  Student  Union,  Committee  Chairman  3,  Board  of  Governors  4;  House  Council  2,  3,  4;  Bras.s  Ensemble  1 ;  Wax  V.oun 

4.  COWELL,  EDWARD  I).,  JR.,  Buuiic^^  Adnnnistration.  A.S.M.E.  1,2;  I.D.C.  3,4.  CRANDALL,  \IRGINIA  1.., 
Political  Science.  AAA;  A<i>A;  Who's  H7w, Cm  \m  ici  kf.r  1,  2,  3,  Editor  4;  Publications  Board  3,  4;  Y.W.C.A.  Cabinet  1; 
Glee  C;iub  1;  May  Court  4.  CRANS  1  ON,  LUANNE  A.,  English.  *BK;  i:An;  Student  Forum  4;  Cilee  Club  1,  2; 
Choir  1.  2;  WDBS  >,  4;  R;ulio  Council  4. 

Sixth  row: 

CREADICK,  lOllN  1).,  Economics.  A  1  A,  W  DBS  I.  2;  Marehinu  B;uul  1,  2,  !,  4.  CRU  ICHI  11  1 .1),  M  \R\  1\  M., 
Chemistry.  'I'BK;  'I'lli;;  IMl'^,  OAK,  M.S.G.A.  I,  2,  3,  YM.C..\.,  Freshman  Ciouncil  1;  Pegram  Chenusrrs  Club  1,  2, 
3,  4.  CUMMINS,  HUCill  S.,  Pre-Eaw.  lAE;  lennis  Manager  4.  CUNNINGHAM,  ARI  HUR  W..  JR..  /.'//-/- 
neering.  A.S.M.E,.  4.  DALI"..  LUCIAN  J.,  JR.,  Engineering.  ATii;  A.S.C.E.  2,  3,  4.  DALFON,  W  11,1,1  \\1  I.., 
Business  .-Idniiniitration.  Kl';  Bench  and  Bar  L  2,  President  3;  Archive  2,  3;  F..\.(].  2. 

Seventh  row: 

DANIELS,  JOAN  l„  Ecntionnc^.  ZFA;  Social  .Standards  4;  f.A.C,  4;  Si  udenr  Co-ordinate  Hoard  !;  Pep  Hoard  I.  2,  ?,  4; 
Class  Officer  3,  I).\UG1IIRY,  A.  .MAHI  I.,  En^Ji'^h.  KA;  Duke  Players  I,  2;  W.A. A.  Hoard  ^;  Glee  Club  I.  2; 
Choir  1;  House  Council  3.  I)AU(  il  11  RY,  SARAI I  R,.  Env,lish.  KA,  DANl.S,  HiriTY  j., /w/wj/w/.  Z  1  A;  Ciiami- 
.ifi  u  1;  I'raternitv  President  4;  I'.A.C.  3.  DA\IS,  CHARLIS  W.,  Economics.  (-).\;  I  loof 'n'  Horn  2,  Chronicle  2, 
W  DBS  I,  2;  .\l.S.(i.A.  1.     DAVIS,  ELIZABI   1  II  IF,  History.  Z  I  A;  I'AII;  House  Clouncil  3. 


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First  ro-ii- 

DA\'IS,  lAMKS  K.,  Chrmhtn'.  ATA;  Prc-Mcd  Society  2,  3,  4.  DAVIS,  JANET  W.,  Ediiaitmi.  Chantici.kkk  I. 
1)A\IS,  SYIA'IA  A.,  Hutrrr\.  *BK;  'tKA;  WIms  Who;  Sandals;  Ivv;  F.A.C.  3,  Chairman  4;  W.S.G.A.  4;  Y.W.C.A. 
Cabinet  1,  2;  Modern  Dance  Club  3;  Chief"  Marsiial  3.  DAY,  lERRY  B.,  Political  Science.  SN;  Marching  Band  3,  4. 
DIAKINS,  DIRRICK  B.,  Eii''iiHrruni..  <t>K*r;  Fraternity  President  4;  M.S.Ci.A.  3,  4;  I.F.C.  2,  3,  4;  Clee  Club  1; 
Choir  I,  2,  3,  4;  A.S.M.I'..  1,  2,  v  4.     DKANS,  WILLIAM  C,  Chevmtry.  ttK^. 

Second  roiv: 

DiLASKI,  NANCY  P.,  Eiie:lisli.  l^K;  Duke  Plavers  4;  Hoof 'n'  Horn  1,  2,  3,  4;  Pan-He!  Council  2,  3,  4;  Modern 
Dance  Ckib  2,  3,  4.  DKNBO,  FRANCES  W.,  Education.  OB*;  F.A.C.  4.  DENNIS,  NANC^'  T,  Sociology.  ZTA; 
Social  Standards  3;  Y.W.C.A.  C:abinet  3;  Hoof 'n'  Horn  1,  2;  Peer  1.  DENT,  LOIS  M.,  ,S>w;v//.  AAR;  W.A.A.  4, 
President  3;  Fraternity  President  4;  Pan-Hel  Council  4.  DICKI'NS,  ROBERT  C!.,  Biiuhcss  .Adnniintratioii.  Football  I . 
DICKEY,  ROBERT  W,  JR.,  Economics.  SAE;  Fraternity  President  4;  M.S.G.A.  4;  I.F.C.  4. 

Third  row. 

DICiCiS,  NANCY  P.,  History.  AAA;  Fraternity  President  4;  F.A.C.  3.  DINWOODEY,  lUDl'FH  A.,  En^-Mi. 
AXU;  ^AFI;  (IjBK;  Afl'PA;  <i>K\^  W.A.A.  Board  2;  Publications  Board  4;  Chamicikeu  2,'  3;  W.S.(;.A.  4;  Ivy 
C;iee  Club  1,2;  Choir  1,  2,  3,  4.  DI.X,  MW  L.,  Eii^uieeruig.  Hoof 'n'  Horn  1 ;  A.S.M.E.  3,4.  DODD,  WILLI  AM  H., 
Economics.  -AE;  Hoof 'n'  Horn  1,  2;  Chronicle  I;  I.F.C.  3,  4;  Glee  Club  1,  2,  3;  Campus  Chest  2,  3;  Tennis  I,  2;  La- 
crosse 3,  4.  DOHERTY,  MARTIN  W,  Accounting:,.  iiAE;  Hoof 'n'  Horn  3;  Varsity  "D"  Club,  President  4;  Basket- 
ball 2,  3.     DOLVVICK,  GAIL  M.,  General.  A*;  Nereidian  Club  1,  2. 

Fourth  row: 

DORT,  DOROTHY,  Art.  KKF;  TTLl;  Archive  3,  4.  DOWNEY,  RICHARD  K.,  Engineering.  <I>A«;  Engineers 
Club  2,  3,  4;  A.S.C.E.  2,  3,  4.  DUMONT,  MARYANN  B.,  Political  Science.  AXQ.  DUNCAN,  JAMES  \^.,  Bnsine.<:s 
Administration.  DUNKIN,  WILLIAM  W.,  Economics.  HK*;  ^BK;  T^"Q.  EADIE,  ROBERT,  Engineering.  .\XA; 
Who's  Who;  F.A.C.  2,  3,  President  4;  Play  Bill  3,  Editor  4;  Publications  Board  4;  A.S..\LE.  2,  3,  4;  Marshal  3. 

Fifth  row: 

EBERHARDT,  jANI',  .\I.,  Education.  Glee  Club  1,  2;  Choir  I,  2;  Y^W.C.A.  Cabinet  3,  4;  Chanticleer  1 .  ECKMAN, 
PAUL  B.,  Political  .Science.  ^K^';  Fraternity  President  4.  EDMUNDS,  JOHN  W,  Education.  KA;  Football.  ELLER, 
ELIZABETH  A.,  .S>rwy/?.  A*;  SAO;  cfBK;  TTil-  KAH;  Chanticleer  1;  Fraternity  President  4;  Ivy;  Sandals; 
Pan-Hel  Council  4;  F.A.C.  3.  ELLIS,  ELIZABETH  S.,  History.  ^AH;  Duke  Players  2,  3;  W.A.A.  Board  3, 
4;  Y.W.C.A.  Cabinet  2.  ELLSWORTH,  HARRIET'  L.,  Religion.  Music  Study  Club  1,  2;  Chapel  Committee  2, 
Chairman  3. 

Sixth  row: 

ENGLISH,  S.  LAMI  S,  III,  Education.  ^KT';  Duke  Players  2,  3,  4;  Hoof 'n'  Horn  4;  Chronicle  I,  2,  3,  4;  Glee  Club  1, 
2;  Choir  L  2.  ERLIXBACH,  PHILIP  E.,  Economics.  HK*;  Wrestling  Manager  3;  Hoof  "n'  Horn  2,  ?,  4;  Aarsity 
"D"  Club.  E\'ANS,  BIA  TRICE  W,  Sociology.  Glee  Club  1,  2;  Choir  1,  2,  3.  EVANS,  GEORGE  J.,  |R.,  Engi- 
neering. <i)Kr;  n.ME;  I  BII;  Whos  Who:  F.A.C.  2;  A.I.E.E.  2,  3,  4;  Engineers'  Student  Council  3,  4.  "EYSTER, 
M.  i'LAINi:.  Chennstrv.  IIMF,;  (^BK;  A-FPA;  Ivy;  W.A.A.  Board  2,  3,  4;  Y^.W.C.A.  Cabinet  4;  Pre-Med  Society 
3,  4.     FALLS,  RONALD  M.,  Education.  KA;  Football  1,  2,  3,  4. 

Seveinh  row: 

FARLOW,  LAMES  W.,  Economics.  fFA(-).  FEMAN,  MORRIS  [.,  Psychology.  ZBT;  Hoof 'n'  Horn  2;  Student  Union 
2.  FFRRELL,  HENRY  C,  JR.,  History.  Marching  Band  I,  2",  3,  4.  FESPERMAN,  WILLIAM  D.,  Education. 
Football  2,  3,  4;  Ba.seball  1,  2,  3,  4.  FINCH,  HAROLD  E.,  Accounting.  Chronicle  1,  2,  3;  ALS.G.A.  I.  FINNEY, 
WILLIAM  F,.,  Business  .Administration.  SN;  AK^t^  Peer  2;  Wrestling  2. 


Seniors  1956 


FISCHF.R,  ROBI  R  I  W.,  Fji<j.lisli.  UK<\>-  Chronicle  ?;  M.S.G.A.  3,  4;  S\\  immini:  2.  FISH,  KONRAD  K.,  Pn-I.ju-. 
KA;  Bench  and  13ar  4;  Baseball  1,  2,  3,  4.  FI.I.MIN'G,  |A\i'.  A.,  Socwhiiy.  AT;  W.S.G.A.  4.  FLFTCHFR,  ROB- 
FR'F  M.,  Ecoiwnms.  AK4";  Chanticleer  1,  2,  3.  FLIPPIX,  ROBFRT  S.,  JR.,  &aVy/oi;v.  Chanticleer  1;  (ilee 
Club  I,  2,  3;  Choir  1,  2,  3,  4;  Sociology  Club  3,  4.     FLYXN,  RICHARD  O.,  Ecomviks.  AK^'";  Chronicle  I. 

Second  roiL': 

FLVUM,  JAMFS  K.,  Economics.  FORBES,  REDWELF  K.,  Chemistry.  Pre-Aled  Society  3,  4.  FORI),  \IAR- 
CARITF  A.,  Hi'^fory.  AAA;  CAcc  Club  1,  2;  Choir  1,  2,  3;  Pegasus  1;  iVFadrigal  Chorus  1,  2.  FORFIIAM), 
WIFFIAM  F.,  ]R..' Bnsiness  Administration.  OK*;  AK^F;  Y.M.C.A.  Cabinet  3,  4;  Peer  3;  F.A.C.  3,  4.  FORRFS  1. 
CHARFF.S  D.,  'Chemistry.  Chemistry  C:iub  1,2,  3,  4;  Y.,\LC.A.  2;  Campus  Chest  2.  FOX,  AF\'IN  B.,  Economics. 
TE*;  Duke  Plavers  1,  2.  President  3,  4;  Hoot" 'n"  Horn  2,  3,  4. 

Third  roii': 

l"0.\\\()R  FH,  DA\ID  H.,  Economics.  ERASER,  EDMUND  R.,  Business  Administration.  lAE.  FREDI'.RICK, 
Wli^FARD  D.,  History.  OAK;  <i>BK;  ilAII;  BUI;  Who's  Who;  Y.M.C.A.  3,  4;  AFS.G.A.  4.  FREEMAN,  BAR- 
BARA A.,  Psycholoi!,y.  A*;  VV.A.A.  Board  1,  2,  3,  4;  Chanticleer  1,  2,  3,  4;  Pan-Hel  Council  4;  House  Council  4. 
FRENCH,  MARY  R.,  Ein^/ish.  AF;  Chanticleer  1.  2;  W.S.G.A.  3,  4.  GAFINSKY,  l)A\'ID,  Psychology.  ZBT; 
i:An;  4'BK;  Archive  2. 

Fourth  roii-: 

CiARNI'.R,  ROBI'.RT  S.,  Pre-Divinity.  ATQ;  Peer  2;  M.S.G.A.  2,  3;  Y.M.C.A.  Sophomore  Council  2;  Choir  I,  2,  3; 
C;iee  Club  1.  GARRARD,  PAI  Rl'CIA  A.,  History.  A*.  GARRITY,  JAMI  S  F.,  History.  ATU;  Bench  and  Bar 
3,  4;  Hoof'n'  Horn  2;  Chronich'  3 ;  Lacrosse  1 ,  2,  3,4.  '  GEBEL,  KRISTIN  F.,  Eni^lidi.  1 1B<1';  Duke  Plavers  3,  4.  GFR- 
FOUCiH,  DIANI-:  C,  Business  Administration.  A«F;  Archive  4;  Glee  Club  1.  GIBBONS.  ROBI'RT  IF,  JR.,  Pre- 
Divinity.  M.S.Ci.A.  2;  (ileeClub  I. 

/■■;////  roil-: 

(JIFF,  DA\ID  K.,  Eimineerinii.  UK*;  Glee  Club  1,  2,  3;  Choir  2,  3,  4;  A.S.C.E.  2,  ^  4.  GIRAND,  ANN,  Political 
Science.  I1B<F;  Duke  Plavers  1,  2;  Social  Standards  4;  Pep  Board  2,  3.  GOULD,  HARRIE'F  M.,  Economics.  AAII; 
Social  Standanls  4;  'N'.W'.Cl.A.  Cabinet  1,  3,  4;  Nereidian  Club  2;  Chanticleer  1;  Sandals;  Student  Union,  Board  of 
Governors  4.  ( iO\"l„  WARREN  H.,  En^iineerin^.  A.S.C.E.  4.  CiRADY,  CAROF  M.,  .S'«w%v.  :i:K;  Chanticleer 
3,  4;  Glee  Club  1;  Choir  1.     GRAHAM,  WIFFIAM  T,  Economics.  BWH;  Duke  Players  v  4. 


Sixth  ro-.i: 

GRANI  lOFM,  IRI'.DIANNE  A.,  Business  Admimstratwn.  (iRAY.  SARA!  I  \'.,  History.  IK;  Y.W'.C.A.  Clabinet  2; 
W.S.(;.A.  4;  Pan-Hel  Council  4.  GREI'.N,  ROBERF,  Pre-Medical.  TE<I>;  Fennis  1,  2,  3;  Captain  4;  Pre-Med  S<Kiet\ 
2,  3,  4;  I. E.G.  1;  F.A.C.  2;  Varsity  "D"  Club.  GRI'.I'.NBLATT,  NAFIIANIi:i.  \'.,  Eny^lish.  AFU;  Duke  Plavers 
1,2,  3,  4;  Bench  and  Bar  1;  Hoof'n'  Horn  1,  2,  3,  4;  Archive  I,  2;  Peer  1,  2;  Chronicle  1,  2,  3,  4;  M.S.G.A.  2;  Marehinu 
Band  3;  Duke  Amba.ssadors  3.  GRIMFiS,  DOUGLAS  P.,  Economics.  AXA;  1  loof 'n'  I  lorn  1,  2,  ?.  4.  GUIFD. 
BARBARA  F.,  EnRlish.  KA;  Chronicle  2,  3,  4;  F.A.C.  !;  House  Council  4. 

Seventh  rozi: 

GUMB,  AI.BERF  M.,  |R.,  Physics.  t^K^;  F.A.C.  2.  (;UNFI-R,  FDCJAR  |.,  |R.,  En^-ineerin^.  l''!'!';  IFFl';  Fra- 
ternitv  President  4;  M.S.'G.A.  4;  I. E.G.  4;  A.S.M.l'..  2,  3,  4.  GURLIA  .  (  ■F()"R(;E  M.,  En^-lish.  'I>BK;  I'FU;  Bench 
and  Bar4;  Chronicle!,  !;  Cii  \n  i  ici  eku  I,  2;  Archive-^,  Peer4;  Shoe  and  Slipper  \.  2,  3,4.  GUFIIMANN,  |()IIN  A., 
Pre-Laii:  (-).\;  Duke  Plavers  ?,  4;  Bench  and  Bar  ?,  4;  I  loof  'n'  I  lorn  ?,  4;  Glee  Club  I ;  .Marching  Band  1 ;  Duke  Am- 


bassadors 3,' 4'.     I  IAA(':K,  Al.i.AN  1  F,  (nvMy.  <\>K^,  Chronicle  1 ;  M.S.G.A.  2;  I'.n-ineers  Club  2,"3;  A.S.C.i'.  3;  Class 
Officer  2.     HADI .E^',  MAR  I  HA  !..,  Ceneral.' 


AAII;  <I>KA;  Social.Standards  3;  Chanticleer  2;  W.S.Ci.A.  4;  f!.4.C 


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HAINFR,  FRANK  T,  I'hilosr.fln.  K(-II;  Kappa  Chi;  Duke  Plavcrs  2,  3;  Hoof 'n-  I  lorn  2,  3,  4;  (iluc  Cluh  2,  Ch.nr 
2;  F.A.C.  4.  HALL,  LORNF  F.,  F<:\cboloRy.  Pre-Mcd  Society  4;  Chwvicle  1;  Arcluvf  \.  HALL,  .\L\RlL()b'  F., 
Em^lish.  Duke  Plavers  2;  Chanticleer  2,  4. '  HALL,  RON  L.,  En^lhh.  Kappa  Chi.  HAMBRICK,  HI.RAL^N  C, 
|R.,  Elcctncal  En^weerino,.  Pre-Med  Socicrv  L  2;  A.LE.E.  2,  3,  4.  HAMMAKFR,  LYDL\  E.,  Clieiimtr\.  AXii; 
"<^BK;  n.\lF;  Prc-Med  Society  ^  4;  dec  Club  1,  2,  3,  4;  Choir  L  2,  3,  4;  Ivy. 

Second  nnv: 

HAMP  I  ON,  CAROLYN,  EJm\itwii.  Chanticleer  2;  Glee  Club  I,  2,  3,  President  4;  Choir  1,  2,  3,  4;  Class  Officer 
4;  Homecoming  Court  4.  HANI'.Y,  LILA  B.,  Cheinistry.  KA;  Duke  Plavers  1,2,^;  (^HANticT  eer  1;  House  Council 
2,  3,  4;  Campus  Chest  Chairman  4.  HANNER,  HENRY  1).,  Pie-Law.  'I'K:^;  (Jirwnclr  I;  Cross-Country  2,  3,  4; 
Track  1,  3,  4.  HARBISON,  JAMES  W.,  JR.,  Hhtorx.  'I'Kl';  -FBK;  <i>HS;  BUi;,  1  'iLi;  OAK;  Red  Friars;  H7;o'.v 
Who;  Student  Union  2,  3,  Chairman  4;  M.S.G.A.  1,  2,  3;  Duke  Plavers  1;  Y.ALC.A.  Cahuiet  1,  2,  3,  4;  Bench  and 
Bar  I,  2;  Chromcle  1,  2;  Class  Officer  2;  F.A.C.  2,  3;  Marshal  3.  H.ARDIN,  |AM1.S  1',.,  Mcchaimal  Ein-iinrruiv..  KA; 
A.S.M.F.  4;  Football  2.  3,  4.     HARDIN,  J.  SANFORD,  Mathematin. 

Third  ro-^-: 

HARDIN,  UILLIA.M  F.,  Spanish.  l^AD,  President  4.  HARRIS.  I'.LIZABETH  A.,  English.  Y.W'.C.A.  Cabinet  3 ; 
Class  Officer  4.  HARRISON,  A\"ILLIAM  T,  Pre-Medical.  <I>HS;  BUl^  F.A.C.  2,  4;  Class  Officer  4.  HART,\L\N, 
1)A\"1D  D.,  Economics.  ^X;  BU1^  AK»I";  Fraternitv  President  4;  M.S.G.A.  4;  LF.C.  4;  Glee  Club  1,  2,  3,  President 
4;  Choir  1,  2,  3,  4;  F.A.C.  2,  3;  Y.M.C.A.  Cabinet  2,  3;  Arnold  Air  Society  3,  4;  W.D.B.S.  1,  2,  3;  Base- 
ball \.  HASLEM,  JOHN  A.,  Business  Admwistration.  ATQ;  AK^l',  President  4.  HASLFTT,  DARDEN  i'..,  .Me- 
chanical Engineering.  A.S.M.E.  2,  3,  4. 

Fourth  row: 

FL\'FCHER,  BARBARA  A.,  History.  AAO;  Social  Standards  3,  Chairman  4;  W.S.CJ.A.  3,  4;  Y.W.C.A.  Cabinet  2; 
Class  Officer  1;  Homecoming  Court'4;  Mav  ()ueen  4.  HATERIUS,  CARL  |.,  hr-.Medical.  Pre-.Med  Society  1,  2; 
Hoof  -n'  Horn  1,  2.  HAUSER,  CHARLES  F.,  Chewistry.  ATA;  Sw  imming.  "HEDICJI'R,  JOHN  J.,  Political  Science. 
Chronicle  2,  3,  4;  Peer  2,  3;  Chanticleer  4;  Publications  Board  4;  Lacrosse  3,  4,  Manager  2;  Soccer  3;  ALS.G.A.  3,  4. 
HILMKE,  HENRY  C,  German.  A*A,  President  4;  Pre-Med  Society  3,  4.  HENNICK,  LOUIS  C,  Business  Ad- 
ministration. 

Fifth  row: 

Hl.NRlQUEZ,  ARMANDO  L,  Pre-Medical.  HENSEY,  CHARLES  ,\L,  Business  Admwistration.  HERNDON, 
( il'.ORCiE  B.,  |R.,  Sociology.  OKA.  HIEBERT,  ADONIRAM  C,  Mechanical  Eni>ineerin(i.  A.S.M.E.  2,  3,  4.  HIERS, 
lAMES  M.,  English.  Cilee  Club  1;  M.S.Ci.A.  2;  Shoe  and  Slipper  2,  3.  HiCiCHNS,  NORALAN  G.,  Political  Science. 
"l^N;  Bench  and  Bar  3,  4;  Hoof 'n'  Horn  3;  M.S.Ci.A.  2,  3,  4;  Football;  Track. 

Si.xth  row: 

HILLES,  WILLIAM  C,  History.  HK*;  Chanticleer  1,  2,  3,  4;  Archiir  2;  Cilee  Club  1,  2,  3,  4;  Choir  I,  2,  3,  4; 
F.A.C.  2,  4.  HOHMAN,  ELAINE  M.,  General.  TTQ;  Chanticleer  1,  2;  Peer  2,  3;  CJIee  Club  1.  HOLCOMB, 
HI'RMAN  P.,  Chemistry.  HOLCOMB,  HOKF,  S.,  Psychology.  HOLCOMB,  HU(iH  L.,  Political  Science.  KA. 
HOLDIXC;,  HAR\'EYR.,  Business  Admmistratwn. 

Seventh  row: 

HOLLISTER,  CLAIR  G.,  .Music.  A*;  Glee  Club  1 ;  Pegasus  2,  3.  HOLMES,  RICHARD  1...  Mathematics.  Hoof  'n' 
Horn  2,  3,  4;  Glee  Club  1;  Marching  Band  1;  Engineers  Club  1,  2;  A.LE.E.  2,  3.  HOLSHOUSFR,  \1RGIL  A.. 
.■iccounting.  HOPPER,  CAROLINE  G.,  English.  AXQ;  ^ll\;  'J'BK;  KA  H;  Duke  Plavers  3,  4;  Music  Studv  Club  1 ; 
Hoof -n'  Horn  2,  3;  Chanticleer  3;  Ivv;  Glee  Club  1,  2;  Choir  1,  2.  HOPPER,  ELDRIDGE  L.,  Pre-Medical.  Pre- 
.Med  Society  3,  4.  HOVATER,  SARAH  F.,  Education.  AT;  SAO;  <J>BK;  KAO;  Fraternity  President  4;  Pan-Hel 
Council  3;  Nereidian  Club  2,  3,  4. 


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First  rrra;: 

HOW'KLL,  JACOB  C.  |R.,  Mccluviual  Einiineerw-.  A  lA;  A.S.C.E.  4.  HUG,  RICHARD  E.,  Forestrx.  (-)X;  A<i>A. 
HUGHF.S,  ALBERT  W.,'  |R.,  Bimims  Admiimtratwii.  AK^';  M.S.Ci.A.  1,  3.  4;  I.D.C.  3. 4.  HULSART,  ROBERT  A.; 
Accmmtin^.  Ai:*.  HUME,  BRIAN  C,  Bminess  Admiimtnition .  KA;  Duke  Players  3,  4.  HUNDI.I'V,  ANN  AI., 
Sociology ^KM-);  F.A.C.  4;  Social  Standards  1,  2;  Judicial  Board  3;  Glee  Club  1,  2,  3;  Choir  1,  2,  3,  4. 

Second  IVU-: 

HUNDLEY,  JOHN  C,  JR.,  Fmiiomhs.  Glee  Club  1;  Choir  1.     HUNT,  DONALD  F.,  Ecoiwniia.  Glee  Club  2; 

Soccer  1;  Lacrosse  4.     HUNl  I'R,  PARKS  D.,  JR.,  History.  4>Ki:;  Y.ALC.A.  Cabinet  2,  ^;  Glee  Club  1,  2,  3,  4;  Choir 

1,  2,  3,  4;  F.A.C.  2,  4.  HY.\L^N,  |OHN  C,  General.  FlK*;  AK^l";  Fraternity  President  4;  l.F.C.  4;  M.S.G.A.  4; 
Shoe  and  Slipper  4;  Arnold  Air  Society  4;  Hoof  'n'  Horn  2.     HYNSON,  NAtHANII-:L,  Ps\cholos.\.  WX;  Chronicle 

2,  3;  Peer  2,  3;  jM.S.G.A.  3;  l.F.C.  3;  Marching  Band  1,  2,  3;  F.A.C.  4;  Freshman  Handbook  .3,  Editor  4;  Student  Di- 
rectory 3,  Editor  4.  INGERICK,  RICHARD  E.,  Chemistry.  Pre-Med  Society  2,  3;  Hoof 'n"  Horn  2,  3,  4;  Marching 
Bandl,  2,  3,  4. 

Third  row: 

ISRAEL,  STANLEY  E.,  History.  ZBT;  Duke  Players  2;  Publications  Board  4;  Playbill  3,  Business  Manager  4;  Fra- 
ternity President  4;  Bench  and  Bar  2,  3,  4;  Hoof  "n'  Horn  2,  3,  4;  M.S.G.A.  3,  4;  l.F.C.  3,  4;  F.A.C.  4;  Chronicle  2. 
JACOBS,  MARIANNE,  Zoolo^^y.  A*;  Chanticleer  1,  2.  JAMES,  DONALD  D.,  French.  T^I'Q;  Glee  Club  2,  3; 
Choir  2,  3,  4.  jI'.TT,  SAMLLl',  History.  nB<I>;  4)KA;  Who's  Who;  Fraternity  President  4;  Student  Union  3,  Board 
of  Governors  4."  JOHNSON,  BETTY  R.,  English.  W.A.A.  Board  2,  3,  4;  Ch.an ticleer  2,  3,  4;  Chronicle  1;  Hou.se 
Council  3,  4.  JOHNSON,  FRANCINE,  Accounting.  AXQ;  Duke  Players  1;  Chanticieer  1;  Chronicle  3,  Co-ed 
Business  Manager  4;  Glee  Club  1,  2;  Choir  1. 

Fourth  row: 

JOHNSON,  MARK  P.,  JR.,  History.  ATQ;  Fraternity  President  4;  Chanticleer  2;  Cross  Country  I,  2;  Track  1,  2; 
Arnold  Air  Society  3,  "4.  JOHNSON,  MYRTIS  B.,  Education.  <^M;  Homecoming  Court  4.  JOHNSON, 
\T.RNON  VV.,  Econoniics.  Duke  Players  1,  2,  3;  Y.ALC.A.  Cabinet  1;  Bench  and  Bar  4;  M.S.G.A.  2.  lONES,  CAR- 
LOS P.,  Engineering.  lONES,  FRANCES  N.,  French.  TTQ,  Glee  Club  1 ,  2,  3,  4;  Choir  1 ,  2,  3,  4.  |ONES,  JOHN  ()., 
Economics.  .\XA. 


Fifth  row: 

JONES,  JULIO  R.,  .Mechanical  Engineering.  |()R1)AN,  PAFRICIA  A.,  Spanish.  AAA;  i:All;  Hoof  'n'  Horn  4; 
Chanticleer  3,  4;  Glee  Club  1,  2;  Choir  1,  2;'F.A.C.  4.  KASLER.  lUDl'l  H  B.,  History.  Al>t>;  Who's  Who;  Publi- 
cations Board  4;  Chronicle  1,  2,  3,  Co-ed  Editor  4.  KFIM,  WALIT.R  H..  Political  Science.  *KM';  Glee  C:iul)  I,  2.  ^; 
Choir  1,  2,  3,  4.  KENT,  ELEANOR  I.,  Music  Education.  l^K;  A<1>PA;  W.A.A.  Board  2;  Hoof 'n'  I  lorn  I,  2,  3,  4; 
Modern  Dance  Club  2;  Pegasus  3,  4;  Student  Union  ^  4.     KI'PI  lAR  I.  Wll  ,1 ,1  AM  W'.,  Ceology.  A  lA;  Soccer  1 ,  2.  v  4. 

Sixth  row: 

KILLIAN,  CARDI.E  P.,  SocioloQ,y.  AT;  W.S.Ci.A.  3;  Duke  Players  1;  YW'.C.A.  I,  2,  3;  H.iof 'n'  I  I.irn  I,  2,  Cimmi- 
ri,EER2.  KILLIAN,  KAY  A., /i;<///Ar/w«.  AT;  Duke  Players  1;  Chronicle  2;  YW.C. A.  Cabinet  1.  KING,  JOHN  11., 
Mechanical  Engineering.  IIK'f);  Wrestline  3;  Hoof 'n'  F4orn  3;  A.S.M.E.  4.  KLI'.DARAS,  C:ONSTANIINE  (i., 
.■Iccounting-Business  Administration.  KLI'DARAS,  HARRY  G.,  Business  .-idministration.  KINDI'.N,  M.  JEAN, 
English.  KA;  Frarerniry  President  4;  Glee  Club  I. 

Seventh  row: 

KIRKPAI'RICK,  DAXIDW, /://i;//v//.  KA;  Ba.seball  1,2,  ^  4,  ( ike  ( :iub  1,2,  ^;  Choir  1,2,  !,4.  KIRKPA  IRICK. 
JANE,  History.  Music  Stud v  Club  1,2;  Ivy;  Social  Standards  2.  4;  May  Court  4,  ( ;heerle;uler  2.  KNAKF,  P.  B.  KON- 
RAD,  |R.,  Political  Science.  IIKA;  I.F.C:.  2,  3,  \'ice-Presidenr  4;  I'.A.C.  2,  3;  Chronicle  I.  2.  KNAUSS,  DONALD  I'., 
Engineering.  Glee  Club  2,  k  4;  Choir  2,  3,  4;  A.S.M.E.  3,  4.  KOLKO,  PHILIP,  Psychology.  ZBT;  Duke  PLners  1, 
I  loof  n'  I  lorn  4.     KOPF,  JOHN  R.,  Civil  Engineering.  A.S.M.i:.  3,  4;   Tennis  1,  2,  .3,  4. 


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First  roil-: 

KU.MAX.  H.  M.,  Eawomia.  BWO;  F.A.C.  2;  NROTC  Rifle  and  Pistol  Team  2,  3.  KUMPF,  WILLIAM  A.,  Me- 
cLvucal  Eiioiihrriii'^.  H.X;  nAlD;  ^HS;  TBO;  111:^:;  OAK;  Order  of  St.  Patrick;  Who's  Who;  Glee  Club  I,  2,  3,  4; 
Choir  1.  2,  3,  4;  A.S..\Li:.  I.  2,  3,  4.  LACY,  DAVID  A.,  Ill,  English.  Hoof 'n'  Horn  3,  Executive  Council  4;  Peer  3; 
Choir  2;  Madrigal  2.  LANE,  JAMES  H.,  Civil  Eiiqiiieering.  Ilk.*;  Class  Officer  3,  4;  A.S.C.E.  4.  LaPOLLA, 
JAMES  [.,  Pir-Medical.  4>K^';  AfI>A;  Duke  Players  I,'  2,  3,  4;  Y.M.C.A.  Cabinet  1;  Pre-Med  Society  I,  2,  3,  4;  Hoof 
n'  Horn  2,  4;  F.A.C.  4.     LASSITER,  HELEN  M.,  Zoology.  A4>A;  Zoology  Club  1,  2,  3,  4;  Glee  Club  1,  2;  Choir  1 . 

Siroi/il  row: 

I.aX'OO,  GEORGE  W'.,  Religion.  Kappa  Chi;  University  Church  Board  4;  Glee  Club  1;  Student  Religious  Council  4. 
LAWRENCE,  DOROTHW  Edimtioii.  F.T.A.  2,  3,  President  4;  Hoof 'n'  Horn  I.  LEAK,  ROBERT  E.,  Geoloi^v 
BHO;  Peer  3;  Fraternity  President  4;  ALS.G.A.  4;  I.F.C.  4;  F.A.C.  2,  3,  4;  Class  Officer  4.  LEE,  RICHARD  C. 
Electrical  Enoineeriiiz.  TBH;  A.I.E.E.  2,  3,  4.  LEIGH,  LINDA  A.,  Education.  ZTA;  Social  Standards  4;  Y.W.C.A., 
Freshman  Council  1;  Glee  Club  1,  2;  Choir  2,  3,  4.  LEINBACH,  PHILIP,  Political  Science.  *KS;  OAK;  Who's  Who; 
Y.M.C.A.  Cabinet  2,  3,  President  4;  Publications  Board  3;  Bench  and  Bar  1,  2;  Chronicle  \,  2,  3;  F.A.C.  3;  Marshal  3. 

Third  row. 

LI'.ONHARDT.  |OAN  F.,  English.  LEON-HERNANDEZ,  ODOARDO,  Economics.  Soccer  L  2,  3,  4.  LEVITIN, 
lORDAN  S.,  Ecwiomics.  TE<I>;  ^lU.  LE\'Y,  MICHAEL  P.,  Pre-.Medical.  ZBT  Ll'WIS,  ANDREW  M  IR  , 
Chcnnstry.  ATA;  Pre-Mcd  Society  4;  Cross  Country  2,  3.     LICHTENSTEIN,  EDWARD,  Psychology.  TE(I>;  fI>BK; 

Bench  and  Bar  1,2;  Chronicle  \. 

Fourth  row. 

LODMELL,  JOHN  G.,  Chemistry.  ATA;  Pre-Mcd  Society  2,  3,  President  4;  Glee  Club  2.  LONG,  NORWOOD  ( ;., 
Electrical  Engineering.  FIME;  TBEI;  Who's  Who;  Duke  Players  1,  2,  3,  4;  Hoof 'n'  Horn  2,  3,  4;  A.I.E.E.  1,  2,  3  4 
L0\T:TT,  DONALD  R.,  Econatnics.  UK^,  Fraternity  President  4;  M.S.G.A.  4;  I.F.C.  4;  Glee  Club  1,  2,  3,  4;  Choir 
1,  2,  3,  4;  Chanticleer  1,  2.  LOW,  ANN  P.,  Business  Administration.  KA.  LOW,  JOSEPH  T,  JR.,  Accounting. 
KI;  AK4";  Chronicle  1,  2;  Baseball  1.     LOWT,  WILLIAM  E.,  Accounting.  AKT;  Marching  Band  2. 

Fifth  row: 

LOAM,  BERTRAM  H.,  Psychology.  ZBT;  Hoof 'n'  Horn  1,  2;  Chronicle  2;  Glee  Club  1;  Choir  1;  Concert  Band  1,  2; 
Symphony  Orchestra  1,  2;  Duke  Dolphin  4.  LOWNDES,  MARY  BAKER,  Sociology.  KAH;  Peer  2,  3.  LYNCH 
WALTF.R  G..  Ill,  Business  Administration.  AS*.  MacLEOD,  |EAN  A.,  Psycholoiry.  Glee  Club  2,  3,  4;  Choir  2  3  4' 
MACiEE,  PHYLLIS  A.,  Spanish.  A^A;  W.A.A.  Board  1,  "2;  Chanticleer  f;  Peer  3,  Co-ed  Business  .Man- 
ager 4.     .\L\HDA\I,  .MASSUD,  Chemistry. 

Sixth  row: 

\LANSFIELD,  CHARLOTTE  H.,  English.  KA;  Chanticleer  1;  Pegasus  1,  2,  3.  MANUEL,  RICHARD  D., 
Civil  Engineering.  ATA;  Fraternity  President  3;  M.S.G.A.  1,  2,  3;  I.F.C.  2,  3;  A.S.C.E.  1,  2,  3,  4;  Arnold  Air  Society 
President  4.  MARCHESE,  JOSEPH  F.,  Electrical  Ens^ineering.  BQO;  A.I.E.E.  3,  4.  AL\RSHALL,  PATRICIA  T 
Political  Science.  ZTA;  TTQ;  OSA;  Duke  Players  1;  Chanticleer  1,  2;  Y.W.C.A.  2.  MARSTON,  ,\L\RTIN  AL, 
JR.,  Business  Administration.  Semper  Fidclis,  President  4;  Track  1;  Wrestling  3,  4.  ALARTIN,  ROBI'.RT  S.,  JR., 
Mechanical  Engineering.  SAE;  HTS;  OAK;  Who's  Who;  A.S.ALE.  3,  4;  Engineers'  Student  Council,  President  4. 

Seventh  row: 

A1AR\IN,  LEWIS  B.,  Finance.  OKA;  AK>F;  Cheerleader  3;  Duke  Plivcrs  2,  3;  Al.S.Ci.A.  2;  Alusic  Study  Club  2; 
Bench  and  Bar  2,  3,  4;  Hoof 'n'  Horn  2,  3,  4;  Chanticleer  2;  Chronicle  2;  .-irchive  3;  Peer  3;  Swimming  1.  AlASON, 
NANCY  G.,  Political  Science-Psychology.  AXQ;  Hoof 'n'  Horn  I;  Chanticleer  2;  Pan-Hel  Council  2,  3^  \'ice-President 
4.  MASSI  Y,  RICHARD  C.,  Enalish.  nK<J>;  BUi];  Track  1,  2,  3,4;  Cross  Country  1.  AL\TSUSHITA,  FUAIIAKI, 
Business  .Administration.  Al  A  irHI-.WS,  JOSEPH  C,  III,  Reli'iwn.  Kappa  Chi.  '  AL-\XSON,  M.  FINELY,  Political 
Science.  SAE;  (IjBK;  4)H1:;  Who's  Who;  Shoe  and  Slipper  3,  4;  Y.Al.C.A.  Cabinet  2;  F.A.C.  2.  3. 


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First  roii-: 

MAVBERRV,  MARILYN,  Art.  ZlA;  Music  Studv  Club  1;  Pan-Hel  Council  3.  MAVHFA\',  KEXXEl  H  K.,  |R., 
Accoimtiii^.  OAK;  <1>BK;  <bUZ,  Wlw's  Who;  M.S.G.A.  2,  3;  Chroiiicle  1,  2;  F.A.C.  3;  I.D.C.  President  4.  McBRlDI'.. 
PATRICIA  K.,  Political  Sciriice.  \\\;  <I>BK;  ^KA;  W.S.G.A.  4;  House  President  4;  Ivv;  F.A.C.  3;  Hoof'n'  Horn  1,2, 
3;  Clcc  Club  I,  2,  3;  Choir  1,  2,  3;  Marshal  3;  May  Court  4.  .McCRFI'RV,  ARLFY  J.,  Acmintw^.  r\;  *BK; 
Fraternity  President  4.  .\lcCURDY,  Elizabeth  A.,  History.  KA;  'I'KA;  Who's  Who;  Sandals;  Chanticlker  1,  2,  3, 
Assistant  F'.ditor  4;  Publications  Board  3,  4;  Student  Co-ordinate  Board  1,2,  3,4;  Class  Officer  4;  Pep  Board  3 ;  Chronicle 
1.     McGRAXAHAN,  CHARLES  B.,  Political  Science.  SAE. 

Second  roil-: 

McKIXNON,  lOHX  B.,  Ce/ieral.  KA;  *BK;  Fraternity  President  4;  ALS.G.A.  4;  LF.C.  4.  McLEAX, 
W1LLL-\M  R.,'McchiVmil  Eiii-unrnuf-.  A.S.M.E.  3,  4.  McLELLAN,  GEORGE  E.,  Econmnics.  BBO;  Y.MC.A. 
Cabinet  1.  .McLI'.MORE,  ROSEMARY,  Physical  Education.  AT;  ci)BK;  A<i)PA;  W.A.A.  Board  3;  Xereidian  Club 
1,  2,  3,  4;  Pan-Hel  Council  4;  F.A.C.  3;  Student  Co-ordinate  Board  4.  McMILLAX,  SAMUEL  D.,  JR.,  History. 
BUS;  Whos  Who;  M.S.G.A.  2,  Vice-President  3,  4;  Shoe  and  Slipper  2,  3,  4;  Traditions  Board  2,  3,  4;  F.A.C.  2,  3; 
Kappa  Chi;  YALC.A.  2,  3;  LD.C.  2,  3;  Class  Officer  2;  Swimming  1,  2,  3,  Captain  4.  McNEER,  CHARLES  C, 
Eng.lish.  ATQ. 

Third  row: 

MEBAXE,  R.  ALAX,  Geoloi!,\.  Glee  Club  3,  4;  I.D.C.  3.  MEJO,  ROBl'.RT  \\'.,  French.  OK^J);  BQI;  Pre-Med 
Society  1 ;  Ch.antici.eer  1,2;  Chronick  1,2;  .\LS.G.A.  2;  Glee  Club  1 ;  Choir  1,2;  F.A.C.  2,  iVlERIXEY,  DAVID  K., 
Zoology.  eX;  Act)A;  Duke  Players  1,  2;  Pre-.Mcd  Society  3,  4.  Mt:RZ,  HARRY  W..  IR.,  Civil  Engineering.  2X; 
F.A.C.  2,  3.  MILLER,  KllXXETH  AL,  English.  Glee  Club  1,  2,  3,  4;  Choir  I,  2,  3,  4."  MILLIGAX,  MARY  A., 
(Mrs.  Gunter),  Engli.^h.  <i>M;  TTU;  Duke  Players  1,  2;  Glee  Club  1,  2. 

Fourth  row. 

MIRAXDOX,  ROBERT  H.,  English.  Archive  3,  Assistant  Editor  4.  MITCHELL,  lOHX  W.,  |R.,  V.onlofry.  Pre-Med 
Society  2,  3,  4;  M.S.G.A.  3;  Glee  Club  1,  2,  3,  4;  Choir  1,  2,  3,  4.  MITCHELL,  SAXDRA  X.,  Sf^amsh.  MOLL, 
RICHARD  W'.,  HiWiry.  Y.M.C.A.  3,  4;  Hoof'n'  Horn  3,  4;  Glee  Club  3;  Choir  3.  MOORE,  PHYLLIS  A.,  Edu- 
cation. ^\\;  KAn.     .\iOORi:,  terry  (;.,  Political  Science.  ^K^';  Bench  and  Bar  4;  Chronicle  I,  2. 

Fifth  row. 

MORROW,  DOXALD  H.,  Sociology.  MORSE,  SALLY  B.,  English.  AXil;  Duke  Phuers  2,  3,  4;  Hoof 'n'  Horn  2,  3, 
4;  Chronicle  1.  MUNIZ,  AXLOXl'O  M.,  Pre-Medical.  WX;  Pre-Med  Society  2,  3,  4.  MURRAY,  RI  (ilXALD  A., 
Business  Administration.  MURRA^,  ROBl'.RT  H.,  Political  Science.  <I>A(-);  Baseball  I;  Lacrosse  2,  3,  4;  Football  I,  2, 
3,  4;  Y'arsity  "D"  Club.     MYERS,  BITTY  J.,  Education.  A*;  Pan-Hel  Council  3,  4. 

Sixth  row: 

XI::i:Si:,  IHOM  as  R.,  jr..  Accounting.  <I>Ki:;  Glee  Club  4;  Choir  4;  Alpha  Phi  Omega  3,  4.  XELSOX,  COY  I.,  IR., 
History.  <I>A(-);  Bench  and  Bar  3,  4;  M.'S.CJ.A.  4;  Football  1,  2,  3,  4.  XI'.LSON,  MARILYX  |.,  Spanish.  U}i<i>;  Pan-Hel 
Council  3,  4.  XF.I  I  IX(;,  CYX'FHIA  F.,  Art.  KKF;  .Music  Study  Club  2;  Social  Standards  3;  Student  Forum  4; 
Pan-Hel  Council  3,4;  (ileeClub  1,  2;  Choir  1,2;  Modern  Dance  Club  3,  President  4;  Peer  3,4.  XI'.WELL,  XAXCY  B., 
Education.  K.\(-);  Y.W.C.A.  Cabinet  1;  Hoof'n'  Horn  2;  lrarernir\  President  4;  Homecoming  Court  4;  F..-\.(;.  3. 
XEWLAND,  lOANNE,  History.  KKF;  *KA;  White  Duchy;  Who's  Who;  YW.C.A.  Cabinet  2,  3,  President  4;  Xe- 
reidian Club  2,'  3,  4;  Pep  Board  2;  May  Court  4. 

Seventh  row: 

XIC:H()LS,  bobby  S.,  Political  science.  I'AII,  Duke  Plavers  2;  ll..,.f 'n'  I  lorn  2;  Concert  Band  1;  Marehum  Band  3. 
XICHOLSOX,  DA\1I)  1..,  Mechanical  En<iineeniiii_.  Y.X-  111  i;,  A.S.M.I  .  2,  v  4.  NORDAX,  ROBl  R  1  W.,  Ein^lish. 
<I'BK;  fl'Hl';  Duke  Players  L  XORDH  AM,  ROHI  R  1 ,  F.cononiic^.  I'Af.  NORRIS,  EDW  ARD  |..  /.//«/;>//,  I'X; 
Duke  Players  1;  Publications  Board  ^  Chronicle  1,  2,  \  4,  .Irchiir4.  NOYF.S,  i'UC  il'.XI',  W.,  (.eneral.  <I>A(-);  Fra- 
ternity President  4;  .V1.S.(;.A.  4;  l.F.C.  4. 


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First  ro-Li-: 

OASTLKR,  BI'.R  I  R.,  Civil  Fji.>nurni,^.  *A(-);  A.S.C.K.  3,  4;  Arnold  Air  S.-cRtN  v  4.  OBRII.X,  MAURI'.KN, 
General.  AXt>.  O'CAI.LACMAX,  HAROLD  A.,  FAViioiiiics.  IWE;  AK4";  M.SXi.A.  1,  2-  I.F.C.  I,  2,  3;  Tennis 
3,  4.  O'DKA,  BRUCl'  B.,  I'olitual  Sarmr.  \^<i>;  Peer  3,  4;  M.S.C.A.  2,  3,  4;  W'DBS  1,2,^;  D.-hatc  Council  1,  2,  3, 
4;  Duke  Plavcrs  4.  ORMOM),  XAXCV  D.,  Fi/i!,lisl,.  AAA;  Ulio's  Who;  Glee  Club  1,  2;  Choir  1,  2,  3,  4;  Modern 
Dance  Club'4;  Church  Board  4;  Student  Rehmous  Council  4.  OSHIXSKY,  PHYl.IdS  C,  Spanish.  AK*;  KAO; 
Pan-Hcl  Council  2,  3,  4. 

Second  rozr: 

OUTTKN,  WILSOX  C,  Ehrtriarl  Engineering.  IN;  Glee  Club  1,  2,  3,  4;  Choir  2,  3;  A.I.K.E.  I,  2,  4.  PARKI'.R, 
THOMAS  R.,  Fiiglish.  K^H;  .Archive  1,  2,  3;  I.F.C.  1;  Soccer  1,  2.  PARIS,  F.DYTHE  C,  French.  AAII;  l^'Li. 
PARRISH,  BILLY  H.,  Pre-ninnirx.  Swimmmu  i;  Gymnastics  2;  Kappa  Chi.  PARSONS,  JOAN  M.,  Religion. 
PFARSON,  lOHX  H.,  Fj,<rlisli.  <I'K4';  Publications  Board  4;  Y.NLC.A.  3;  Chronicle  2,  3,  4;  I.F.C.  2;  Glee  Club  I,  2,  3; 
Choir  1;  F..A.C.  V 

Third  row: 

PEELER,  SHUFORD  K.,  Che/nistrv.  nK<J>.  PEGG,  JABEZ  G.,  Electriml  Engineeriiiir.  Fnijineers  Club  1,  2,  ^  4; 
A.LE.E.  3,  4.  PENA,  WILLIAM  A.,  Pre-Uw.  Bench  and  Bar  3,  4;  Alpha  Phi  Omega  4.  PERRY,  NOR\L\X  H., 
Business  Administration.  A.S.M.E.  2.  PERRY,  RICHARD  B.,  Sociology.  Glee  Club  1,  2,  3,  4;  Choir  I,  2,  3,  4;  F.A.C:. 
2,  3;  I.D.C.  3,  President  4;  M.S.G.A.  3,  4.  PFOHL,  SARAH  AL,  English.  HB*;  a)BK;  <i>KA;  KAH;  White  Duchy; 
Who's  nVw;  Judicial  Board  3,  Chairman  4;  Social  Standards  2;  W.S.G.A.  3,  4;  Ivy;  Marshal  3;  May  Court  4. 

Fonrth  rou\- 

PHILLIPS,  LEROY  F.,  Sociology.  Kappa  Chi.  PICKARD,  ALA-RI  D.,  Psychology.  AAR.  Homecoming  Court  4. 
PIPER.  HARRY  M.,  Econmnics.' AT Q;  Glee  Club  1,  2,  3,  4;  Choir  I,  2,  3,  4;  YALC.A.  L  PLAYER,  RICHARD  L., 
|R.,  Civil  Engineering.  UKA,  OME;  'l)BK;  TBO;  Who's  Who;  Marching  Band  1,  2;  A.S.C.E.  2,  3,  4.  POND,  CE- 
CILIA E.,  History.  <i>\\;  Chanticleer  1,  2,  3,  4;  Glee  Club  1,  2,  3,  4;  Choir  1,  2,  3,  4.  POOLE,  EDWIN  S.,  JR., 
Business  .Administration.  $K2l!;  Bench  and  Bar  1;  Chanticleer  2;  Chronicle  1,  2,  3,  4;  Peer  2,  3;  I.F.C.  3;  F.A.C.  2; 
ALS.G.A.  1. 

Fifth  row: 

POPE,  ALISON  S.,  Economics.  Chanticleer  L  2;  W.A.A.  Board  2.  PORTER,  JOHN  S.,  JR.,  .Mechanical  Engineering. 
XX;  nAlE;  A.S.ALE.  3,  4.  PRICE,  |OHN  ().,  Pre-Medical.  BMO;  BQS;  Y.M.C.A.  Cabinet  L  2,  3;  Chronicle  1; 
( ilce  Club  1 ;  Arnold  Air  Society  4.  PRITCHETT,  IM MA  ( 1..  .Mathematics.  AAA;  4>KA;  W.S.G.A.  4;  House  Presi- 
dent 4;  Choir  2;  Glee  Club  L  2;  F.A.C.  3.  PROCIOR,  JAMIS  F.,  .Mechanical  Engineering.  RME;  nTI];  A.S.M.E. 
V  4.  RABIL,  ALBERT,  |R.,  Civil  Engineering.  BUX;  Y:.\1.C.A.  Cabinet  1,  2,  3;  Glee  Club  L  2;  Choir  1,  2,  3,  4; 
F.A.C.  2;  A.S.C.E.  2,  3,  4." 

Si.Yth  row: 

RANSOM,  lAMES  R.,  Physics.  IIME;  :cnS;  Chanticleer  2,  3;  ALS.G.A.  2, 3;  I.D.C.  };  Archived.  RATCHFORD, 
DAN  J.,  Chemistry.  A4>A-  Alarching  Band  I,  2,  3,  4.  REECE,  RICHARD  L.,  Chemistry.  HK*;  Chanticleer  3; 
Basketball  1;  Cross  Country  L  2,  3;  Track  \,  2,  3,  4.  REESE,  ELSA  M.,  History.  OB*;  ^K\;  White  Duchy;  Who's 
Who;  Sandals;  W.S.G.A.,  President  4;  Y.W.C.A.  Council  1;  Class  Officer  2,  3.  RHINE,  ROSEALARY,  Zoology. 
<t>BK;  (i>KA;  Who's  Who;  Ivy;  Sandals;  W.S.G.A.  3;  Concert  Band  1,  2,  3,  4;  Symphony  Orchestra  1,  2,  3,  4;  F.A.C. 
4;  Class  Officer  1.     RICH,  JAAIFS  G.,  Zoology.  AXA;  Hoof 'n   Horn  2,  3;  Glee  Club  L  2;  Choir  1;  F.A.C.  2.  3.  4. 

Seventh  row: 

RIFFER,  lOHN  1..  Bnsmess  .Administration.  RIGGSBEE,  COALMIE  W..  Civil  Engineering.  A.S.C.I'..  2.  RI  AlBACH, 
PETER  K.,  English.  KI;  Duke  Players  L  2,  3,  4;  Hoof 'n'  Horn  1,  2,  3,  President  4;  Swimming  \.  RIXEBERC;, 
BERXARl)  A.,  Chemistry.  ZBT;  OAK;  Red  Friars;  Who's  Who;  Pre-Aled  Society  2,  3;  Hoof 'n'  Horn  I,  2,  3,  4;  I.F.C. 
2,  ^  President  4;  Al.S.Ci.A.  3,  4;  F.A.C.  3;  Marshal  3.  RIQUEZES,  HECTORJ.,  Economics.  Soccer  1 ,  2,  3,  Captain  4. 
REIT  ER,  DALLAS  A.,  Art  History. 


Seniors  1956 


Fust  ran-: 

ROHKR  IS.  NORMA  1..,  Hiswrx.  iJK;  Music  Snidv  Club  2;  Ivv.  ROBKR  ISON,  OI.IN  |.,  Hconowia.  K;ippa  Chi. 
RODI'.NSkV.  ARIULR,  I'lr-L.r^:  ZBT;  Bench  and  Bar  4;  Hoof"  n'  Horn  3;  Baseball  2;  Soccer  3;  Cheerleader  4; 
\arsirv  "D"  Club.  ROCI'.RS,  DAVIU  T,  Political  Saeme.  A*A;  miZ;  Hi:*,  Treasurer  2,  President  3;  (iiee  Club 
I,  2,  3,  4;  Choir  1,  2,  3,  4;  Town  Boys'  Club  I,  2,  3,  4;  Swimming  1,  2,  3;  Varsitv  "D"  Club  2.  3,  4.  ROCii.RS, 
DRL'CIM.A  C.,  «//\///rfv  Adiiiini<:tmtion.  I,\U;  <I>BK;  Hoof 'n'  Horn  3;  Chronicle  1,  2,  3,  4;  Student  Co-ordinate  Board 
4;  Campus  Chesr  ^v     ROKLS,  WILLIAM  S.,  Zw%v. 

Second  roii-: 

ROSi:,  l-UGKNIA  R.,  .W;V/^?v.  KKL.  ROSE,  MARTIN  M.,  Political  Science.  ZBT;  Hoof 'n'  H.irn  ^;  Football  1.  2. 
3.  4;  \  arsitv  "I)'"  Club.  ROSS,  KATHARINE  L.,  English.  AMI-  Duke  Players  1,  2;  Social  Standards  2,  3,  4;  Chronicle 
3;  Clee  Club  1,  2;  F.A.C.  3.  RO'I  H,  [AMES  H.,  Econonncs.  IlK*;  Duke  Plavers  2,  3;  Wrestling  1,  2,  4,  Captain  3; 
\arsitv  "D"  Club  2,  3,  4.  ROLSE.  \\  ILLIAM  E.,  Pre-Medical.  Pre-.Med  Societv  4;  Concert  Band  1,  2,  3,  4;  Duke 
Ambassadors  1,  2,  3,  4.  ROVCE,  LINDA  R.,  Political  Science.  KKE;  W.A.A.  Board  \,  2;  Nereidian  Club  1;  Fraternity 
President  4;  Class  Officer  3. 

Third  rozi: 

RUDISILL,  lOHN  C,  Electrical  Engineering.  M.S.G.A.  2;  A.I.E.E.  2,  3,  4;  Baseball  1,  2,  3.  RUFEINI,  ROBERT  J., 
Economics.  ATA;  M.S.G.A.  2;  I.F.C.  2;  Golf  L  2,  3,  Captain  4.  RUSS,  \MLE1AM  AL,  Ciz'il  Enoineering.  KI; 
Fratcrnitv  President  4;  M.S.G.A.  2,  3,  4;  I.F.C.  1,2,  3,  4;  A.S.C.E.  3,  4.  RUSSELL,  JOHN  C,  Political' Science. 
KA;  Bench  and  Bar  4;  Hoof 'n'  Horn  2;  V'arsitv  "D"  Club  3,  4;  Gymnastics  3;  Cross  Country  2.  SADLER,  JOHN  H., 
Pre-Mrdical.  <I'K1^  A(i>A;  Pre-Med  Societv  1,  2,  3,  4;  Chronicle  1;  M.S.G.A.  1,  2;  Y.M.C.A.,  Freshman  Council  1; 
F.A.C.  2;  Cheerleader  2,  3.     SALLEY,  ANNE  K.,  Art.  KA(-);  Ivy;  Glee  Club  1,  2;  Choir  2. 

Pointh  roil-: 

SAMPLl  A  ,  |OI  IN  P.,  History.  SANDERS,  DONALD  C,  Sociology.  *K'I";  Duke  Plavers  L  3;  Glee  Club  L  2,  3,  4; 
Choir  2,  1,  4.  SASSl  R.  Bl  l)!-  B.,  Sociology.  KA;  Duke  Plavers  1 ;  Chanticleer  1;  W.S.G.A.  4;  Pan-Hel  Council  3, 
4;  F.A.C.  ^  SAUNDERS,  NANCY  I..,  Spanish.  IIB'E;  rAO;  *BK;  (^KA;  W.S.G.A.,  Treasurer  4;  Ivy;  Glee  Club 
2;  Choir  2;  Concert  Band  2;  Svmphonv  Orchestra  1;  Pep  Board  3.  SAUNDERS,  RICHARD  B.,  Political  Science. 
i:AE;  Hoof 'n'  Horn  3;  Archive  >\  Lacros.se  1,  2,  3,  Captain  4;  Swimming  L  SA\'AGE,  LINWOOD  C,  Economics. 
Z.\E.;  Lacrosse  2. 

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SCHE.ID,  HAROLD  D.,  Electrical  Engineering.  Publications  Board  4;  Archive  1;  A.I.E.E.  2,  3,  4;  DtikEngineer  2,  3,  4; 
I'ngineers'  Student  C^ouncil  4;  I'.ngineering  Publications  .Advisorv  Council  4.  SCHLIMM,  GEORGE  F.,  Electrical 
Engineering.  A.I.E.i:.  4.  SCHMIDT,  PEEER  R.,  History.  A^-t);  YM.C.A.,  Cabinet  1;  M.S.G.A.  4;  I.F.C.  3,  4; 
Svmphonv  Orchestra  1,  2;  N.R.O.TC.  Drill  Team.  SCHOI'.NHARDT,  RONALD  B.,  Economics.  AXA;  Glee  Club 
3;  Choir  4;  A.l.l'.i:.  1.  SCHROEDER,  RICHARD,  Business  Administration.  SCHROEDER,  ROBERT  H..  Eco- 
nomics. ATA;  Ba.seball  1,  2,  3. 

Sixth  ron: 

SCHVXARZ,  JOHN  A.,  111.,  Business  Administration.  ilAE;  Publications  Board  3,  4;  1  loof  "n"  Horn  3,  4;  Archive  \, 

2,  3,  Business  Manager  4;  M.S.G.A.  2;  Tennis  I,  2.  SC:OTI ,  DONALD  I'.,  Civil  Enii,ineerini>.  ATL>;  Engineers' 
Club  1;  A.S.C.E.  2,  3,  4;  Lacrosse  1,  2,  3,  4.  SI'.BASTIAN,  RICHARD  A.,  |R.,  History  and  Political  Science.  1\\; 
YM.C.A.,  Cabinet  2,  3;  ALS.G.A.  I;  I.F.C:.  3;  F.A.C.  3,  4;  Marshal  3,  Chief  Alarshal  4;  Church  Board  3,  4;  Football 
I,  3,  4.  SI'LLI'.RS,  JOHN  P.,  History.  "^'M'.;  i\LS.(;.A.  2;  WDBS  2,  3,  4.  SI'.NI-.RCI  IIA,  SALLYE  C,  Elementary 
Education.  .\AI1;  \\  ho's  Who;  Pan-Hel  (Council  ^  President  4;  I'rarernit\-  President  3;  ^'.W.CL.A.,  Cabinet  1,  2,  Freshman 
Cabinet  President  I ,  May  Court  4.  Sl'WARD,  |()HN  I  L,  Chemistry.' \'\'l;  Pre-Med  Societv  2,  3,  4;  Chemistry  Club 
1,4,  WDBS  V 

Seventh  roxi". 

SIIAW,  PHILIP  1  .,  Chemnlry.  'hl',K;  1  hu.f  n'  I  lorn  2,  v  4.  SHA^  ,  RK  :i  lARl )  ( :.,  /\w/W.yy  v.  Cn  \m  i<  n  i  i<  I,  2; 
Chronicle  I,  2,  ?;  Archive  1,  2.  SI  li  RMAN,  NIC  I ORIA,  Economics.  SI  IINN,  (il  RALD  II.,  'Cieneral.  A'h  A;  Kapp-i 
Chi;  Alpha  Phi  Omega.     SI  IIPE,  MAR^  S.,  English.  AXi2;  Duke  Players  3,  4;  W.A.A.  Board  2,  3;  YW.C.A.,  Cabinet 

3,  4;  I'raternity  Piesiilenr  4;  House  Council  2,  3,  4;  Glee  Club  1,  2,  3,  4;  Choir  I,  2,  !,  4;  Srutlent  Co-ordinate  Board  1; 
Hockey  Club  2.     SIIUI  Y,  MAR  I  HA  1..,  Sociology.  AAII;  Hoof 'n'  Horn  3;  Clii amic:i  i:i  u  1;   Ivy;  F.A.C:.  4. 


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I'irsr  miv: 

SIMMONS,  SALLY  A.,  Geiienil.  l^K;  nMK;  <I'BK;  V^lil;  Ivv;  Clcc  Club  1,  2,  3,  4;  Choir  I,  2,  3,  4;  F.A.C.  3; 
Marshal  3.  SIMS,  DONALD  C,  Emiwmus.  ATA;  Fratcrnit\-  President  4;  I.F.C.  3,  4;  M.S.C.A.  3,  4;  Basketball. 
SINGLETON,  WILLIAM  L.,  Ecomwia.  ^V.^V.  SK.IPPI  R,  NA  11  IAN  R.,  Acmuitin^.  TTQ;  <I>BK;  Chanticleer 
1,  2,  3;  Peer  3,  4;  MS.CI.A.  3.  SLYK,  WILLIAM  R.,  Actvio/tuin.  <1>BK;  Bench  and  Bar  1,  2,  3,  4;  M.S.G.A.  3;  Hoof 
•n-  Horn  I ;  Glee  Club  3.  SMITH,  CAROL  ,\1,  Education.  KKF;  White  l)ueh\-;  Who's  Who;  Sandals;  F.A.C.  3;  Class 
Officer  4;  Social  Standards  2;  Glee  Club  I;  Choir  1;  Y.W.C.A.  \. 

Second  roil': 

SMITH,  DONALD  D.,  Zw%v.  Prc-Med  Society  2,  3,  4.  SMITH,  EDWARD  H.,  JR.,  Chemistry.  -FBK;  A<1>A; 
Prc-Med  Society  2,  3,  4;  Hoof  "n"  Horn  2,  3,  4;  Concert  Band  1,  2,  3,  4;  Marching  Band  1,  2,  3,  4. 
SMITH,  ELBERT  W.,  JR.,  Pre-Eair.  'I'KiF;  Swimming  Assistant  Manager  2,  3;  Bench  and  Bar  3,  4;  Glee  Club  1,  2. 
SMITH,  loANNE,  Sociology.  *BK;  Cilee  Club  1,2;  Choir  3,  4;  Church  Board  3;  Student  Religious  Council  3.  SNOW- 
BERGER",  DON  E.,  Economics.  <I>A(-);  Football  1,  2,  3,  4;  Baseball  1,  2,  3,  4;  Varsity  "D"  Club.  SORRITL,  DAR- 
RELL  F.,  .■iccoiiiitiiig.  KA;  Football  1,  2,  3,  4. 

Third  roir: 

SOUTHERN,  .\L  ODESSA,  English.  <I>BK;  *KA;  Whos  Who;  Chronicle  1,  2,  3,  4;  Archive  2,  3,  Editor  4;  Peer  3,  4; 
Publications  Board  4;  Ivv;  Sandals;  Marshal  3;  Areopagus  1,  2,  3,  4.  SOWERBY,  EMILY  J.,  Political  Science.  KAH; 
Pan-Hel  Council  4;  Ch.anticleer  I;  Glee  Club  1,  2,  3;  Choir  1,  2,  3.  SPEARMAN,  WILLIAM  W.,  Business  Ad- 
ministration. ATQ;  AK^";  Cross  Country  1;  Track  1,  2.  SPILLMAN,  HARRY  L.,  Accounting.  ASf^;  AKT. 
STANFORD,  JAMES  S.,  English.  KS;  Basketball  Assistant  Manager  1,  2,  3,  Manager  4;  Glee  Club  1;  Concert  Band 
1.  STANSBURY,  PATRICIA  A.,  Ens.lish.  KKF;  I'AO;  •i'KA;  White  Duchy;  Who's  Who;  W.S.G.A.  2,  4;  House 
President  4;  Sandals;  F.A.C.  3;  Marshal  3;  Social  Standards  3;  Glee  Club  1,  2,  3;  Choir  1,  2,  3. 

Fourth  roiv: 

STARR,  BETSEY  B.,  Zooloc-x.  AXQ;  Duke  Players  4.  STEELE,  W.  FRANK,  Pre-Medical.  Pre-Med  Society  2,  3,  4; 
Glee  Club  4.  STEWART,  KENNITH  D.,  Psychology.  M.S.G.A.  3;  Track  2;  I.D.C.  3.  STIEGLER, 
THl'.ODORE  D.,  Mechanical  En<j,ineering.  ATA;  A.S."M.E.\3;  NROTC  Rifle  Team  1,  2,  3,  4.  STOKES,  HELEN, 
Education.  AAO;  Social  Standards  4;  F.A.C.  4;  Homecoming  Court  4;  May  Court  4.  STONE,  AL\RY  I'..,  English. 
AT;  Duke  Players  2,  3,  4;  YW.CA.,  Freshman  Council  1;  Pan-Hel  Council  3;  F.T.A.  3,  4. 

Fifth  ro-u.-: 

STRADER,  SUSAN  A.,  Education.  KKF;  F.A.C.  4;  Pep  Board  2,  h  Chairman  4;  W.S.CJ.A.  4;  House  President  4; 
Class  Officer  4.  STRATTON,  \-IRGINIA  H.,  Political  Science.  AX«  >;  A^FPA;  *KA;  White  Duchy;  W.A.A.  Board 
2;  W.S.G.A.  4.  STROUD,  |ANE  T,  Education.  <I>M;  W.A.A.  Board  3.  S  I  UART,  FRANK  A.,'  Ill,  Pre-Medical. 
lAF,;  Pre-Med  Society  3,  4;  Archive  1 ,  2.  STUBBS,  WILLIAM  B.,  Political  Science.  ^N;  Chronicle  2,  3,  4;  Peer  2,  3,  4. 
SULLI\-AN,  .\L\RGARET  S.,  English.  1>M;  Duke  Players  1;  Archive  3,  4. 

Si.xth  rov:: 

SUMNER,  THOAL\S  B.,  JR.,  Econmiiics.  SAE.  SWARINGEN,  DORIS  K.,  Music.  Concert  Band  1,  2,  3,  4;  Sym- 
phony Orchestra  2,  3,  4;  Madrigal  Chorus  2,  3,  4.  SWARTZ,  WILLIAM  J.,  .Mechanical  Engineering.  BBO;  BQS; 
DT^;  A.S.M.E.  4;  F.A.C.  2,  3,  4;  Y.M.C.A.  Cabinet  3;  Student  Union,  Board  of  Governors  4,  .Marshal  3;  Class  Of- 
ficer 1.  TAKEUCHI,  Niro,  Business  Administration.  TAUB,  THEODORE  C,  Political  Science.  TE<t>;  Bench  and 
Bar  1,  2,  3,  4;  Fraternity  President  3,  4;  M.S.G.A.  3,  4;  I.F.C.  3,  4;  F.A.C.  3,  4.  TAYLOR,  CLAUDETTI'  S., 
Philosophy.  Ivy;  Concert  Band  1. 

Seventh  rov:: 

TAYLOR,  FRANK  L.,  JR.,  Business  Administration.  AXA.  TAYLOR,  PETER  \'.,  En^ish.  BGH;  Hoof 'n'  Horn  3; 
Chronicle  1,  2,  4;  WDBS"l,  2,  3,  4;  Student  Union  3,  4.  TAYLOR,  TERRY  W,  Psychology.  ATA;  MI;  Kappa  Chi; 
Hoof 'n'  Horn  1,  2;  Chanticleer  2;  Chronicle  \;  Glee  Club  1,  2,  3;  F.A.C.  2,  3.  TEASLElY,  WILLIA.M  A.,  loolo^ry. 
Pre-Med  Society  2,  3,  4.  TEGT.MEYER,  ERICA  F.,  Education.  ^K\;  SAO;  W^.S.G.A.  4.  TELLER,  WILLIAM  K., 
Sociology.  <i)K2;  OAK;  Who's  Who;  Publications  Board  4;  Chronicle  1,  2,  3,  Business  Manager  4;  F.A.C.  2,  3;  Student 
L'nion,  Board  of  Governors  4. 


Seniors  1956 


First  rozi-: 

TKRRV,  BARBARA,  Educatwn.  Concert  Band  1,  2,  3,  4;  Svmphonv  Orchtsrra  1,  2,  3,  4.  TERRY,  ELLFXOR  R., 
E,i'icatio>i.  AXU;  Svmphonv  Orchestra  1,  2,  3,  4.  TEWKSBURY,  JOHN  H.,  Economics.  AXA;  Hoof 'n"  Horn  1,  2. 
THOMASSON,  S!  KATHRYX,  English.  F.A.C.  3,  House  Council  2,  3.  THOMPSON,  LAWRENCE  K.,  Zoo/ogx. 
ATO;  Baseball  1,  2,  3;  Basketball  I.'    THOMPSON,  MARGARET  J.,  English.  Music  Study  Club  1,2. 

Second  roil': 

TINKHAM,  CHARLES  L.,  English.  OKA;  Bench  and  Bar  1,  2,  3,  4;  Glee  Club  I ;  Choir  1 ;  Golf  I,  2,  3,  4.  TOBL\S, 
PEGGY  A.,  Sociology.  AE*;  Fraternitv  President  4;  F.A.C.  4;  Pegasus  1,  2,  3,  4.  TRAYNHA,\L  Catherine  H., 
English.  Glee  Club  l";  Choir  1;  F.A.C.  3.  TRONOLONE,  PATRICIA  J.,  Sociology.  IK;  Duke  Players  I,  2,  3,  4; 
Ch.anticleer  2;  Sociology  3,  4.  TUCK,  VVILLL\M  P.,  Music  History.  Duke  Players  1;  Madrigal  Chorus  4. 
TUDOR,  WILLIAM  P.,  Business  Administration.  4>KS;  OAK;  Who's  Who;  Fratcrnit\-  President  4;  Chanticleer 
2,  3,  Business  .Manager  4;  Publications  Board  4;  M.S.G.A.  4;  l.F.C.  4;  Y.M.C.A.  Handbook  2,  3;  Y.M.C.A.  Directory 

2,  3;  Chronicle  1,  2. 

Third  row: 

TUERFF,  PAUL  G.,  English.  ATA;  OAK;  Bill.,  Who's  Who;  Chronicle  1,  2,  3,  I'ditor  4;  F.A.C.  3.  TY- 
LER, ALICE  W.,  Music.  AAA;  W.A.A.  Board  3;  Music  Study  Club  1,  2;  Pan-Hel  Council  3;  Glee  Club  1,  2;  Choir 
1,  2;  Madrigal  Chorus  2,  3,  President  4;  Sociology  Club  3,  4.  TYSON,  LILA  S.,  Accounting.  UHLRIG,  LUCILLE, 
Chemistry.  AT;  Nereidian  Club  2,  3,  4;  F.A.C.  4.  UNDERWOOD,  DOUGLAS  E.,  Econmnics.  OKI';  Chronicle 
\,  2.     URCKFITZ,  JAMES  L.,  Economics. 

Fourth  row: 

VAN  ORDER,  [OHN  A.,  Electrical  Engineering.  M.S.G.A.  2;  Engineers  Club  1 ;  A.I.E.E.  2,  3,  4.  \'AUSE,  DAVID  D., 
Pre-Medical.  Pre-.Med  Society  3,  4;  Gymnastics  2.  VOEHL,  RICHARD  K.,  Mechanical  Engineering.  0X;  Peer  2,  3; 
l.F.C.  2;  A.S.M.E.  1,  2,  3,  4;  DukEngineer  1,  2.  WACHSNER,  GABRIELLE  A.,  Psychology.  AEfI>;  A4>A.  WAL- 
LACE, ELLEN,  Chemistry.  ZTA;  <I>BK;  H.ME.     WALTER,  ROBERT  P.,  Sociology. 

Fifth  row: 

WALTERS,  MARTHA  A.,  Religion.  ZTA;  Chronicle  1;  Glee  Club  1,  2,  3,  4;  Choir  1,  2,  3,  4.  WALTERS, 
SYIA'IA  .\L,  Mathematics.  ^lK,  <I>BK;  IIMF;  Fraternitv  President  4;  Y.W.C.A.,  Freshman  Council  1;  Ivy;  Sandals; 
Pan-Hel  Council  3.  W  ARD,  BOWDEN  \V..  JR..  Mechanical  Engineering.  ^K^";  "t-BK;  OAK;  TBO;  OME;  OTI; 
cMll';  BUI;  Order  of  St.  Patrick;  Who's  Who;  (ileeClub  1,2,  3,  4;  Choir  1,  2;  F.A.C.  2,  3;  A.S.M.E.  2,  3,  4;  Traditions 
Board  4;  DukEngineer  1,2,  3,  Managing  Editor  4;  Engineers'  Student  Council  4.  WARE,  |OAN  L.,  Political  Science. 
Glee  Club  1,  2,  3,  4;  Choir  1,  2,  3,  4.  WARLICK,  CLEO  I.,  Sociology.  W.A.A.  Board  4;  Glee  Club  I,  2,  Choir  1 ,  2. 
W  ARLICK,  GEORGE  W,  Electrical  Engineering.  AXA;  A.I.E.E.  1,  2,  3,  4;  Wrestling. 

Si.xth  row: 

WARNOCK,  JOHN  W.,  JR.,  History.  WARREN,  JAMES  I.,  JR..  Religion.  <^K^■;  *BK;  OAK;  Who's  Who; 
C;iee  Club  1,  2,  3,  4;  Choir  1,  2,  3,  4;  F.A.C.  3,  4;  Debate  Council  1,  2,  3,  4;  [udicial  Board  3,  4;  Class  Officer  3. 
WASDEN,  EUGENIA  C,  Economics.  KKF;  <t>KA;  W.S.G.A.  4;  Hou.se  President  4;  F.A.C.  3;  Student  Co-ordinate 
Board  2;  Marshal  3.  WATKINS,  FRI'DI.RICK  L.,  Political  Science.  BHII;  M.S.Ci.A.  1;  Football  1;  Swimming  2; 
.M.S.CJ.A.  1.     WATSON,  CORA  R.,  English.  KAII;  Peer  3,  Ivy;  Sandals;  (ilec  Club  1,  2,  3;  Choir  2,  3;  Class  Officer 

3.  WFAN'I",  J.  GWI'.N,  Political  Science.  IIB'I-,  Glee  Club  1,  2,  ?;  Choir  2,  ?;  Pep  Board  2,  4. 

Seventh  row: 

WF  \  riii'.RS.  RI'BICCA  A.,  Ceneral.  Ckv  Club  1;  Choir  I;  I'.A.C.  ^;  Madriu-al  Chorus  2;  Class  Officer  ^. 
WIA\-|  R,  W  ALliR  P..  /V,-/);z;////v.  (ike  Club  1,  2,  i,  4.  Wl  BBI'R,  CAR()I.^  N  F.,  Education.  'I'M;  Hoof 
'n'  Horn  ?  Cham  u  1 1  i.k  \  4;  F.F.A.  2,  ^  4.  W  I  Bl  R.  |()ll\  C,  Pre-Divinity.  Kappa  Chi;  Chronicle  I,  2.  ?,  4. 
WI.BFR,  FHOMAS  W.,  Psychology.  IIKA,  A-I'A,  Marshal  !,  W TBS'FI'.R,  CHARMS  A..  JR..  (ieneral.  Kappa 
Chi,  President  4. 


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Seniors  1956 


First  roiv: 

WF.F.KS,  lANKT  L.,  Crwnr/.  IXikc  FLncrs  1,  2,  3,  4;  Hoofn'  Horn  I,  2,  3,  4;  Chmi/u/r  3,  4;  .-^/r/zrcr  1,  2,  ?,  4;  /'av 
2,  v  4;  Sruclcnt  Forum  4.  WI'.IDMANN,  FRFDFRICK  H.,  Meclnviinl  Eii^iinrnii^.  A  FA;  A.S.Al.l',.  3,  4.  WI.IR, 
CHRIS  rOPHFR,  Pnlitkal  Science.  BWFl;  Chronicle  1;  Marshal  3;  Traditions  Board  4;  Pep  Board  I,  2,  v  Chairman  4. 
Wll.l),  LOUIS  .M.,  |R.,  Ck;7  En^inceniii^.  Fnginccrs  Club  1;  A.S.C.F.  2,  3,  4.  W'FNNFRSTROM,  AR  FML'R  )., 
Mccluvncal  Einuiecnml  ATA;  A.S.M.l"..  1,  2,  3,  4.  AVFRBFR,  PATRICIA,  Sociohu.^^.  Zl  A;  Ncrcidian  Club  1,  2/?; 
/V<v2;  Pceasus  1,  2. 


Secoihi  row: 

\\HI:I:LFR,  M.  NASH,  SodolofiV.  Duke  Plavcrs  2;  Hoof 'n'  Horn  3,  4;  Student  Co-ordinate  Board  I.  WHINREY, 
SARAH  L.,  Biiniiess  Adviimstratwn.  nB<J';  ^BK;  Ivy.  WHITAKl'R,  CARV,  Accounting.  <i-KZ.  WHITE,  WIL- 
LIAM D.,  Accoiintina,.  *BK;  AK4';  Bench  and  Bar  4;  Chronicle  2;  ALS.CJ.A.  4;  F.A.C.  2,  3;  Golf  I,  3.  WHITi:- 
HURSI.  BARBARA  A.,  Religion.  cJ)BK;  i]An;  Ivy;  Pep  Board  1,  3.  WILKERSOX,  JAMES  H.,  JR.,  Political 
Science.  BHII;  Lacrosse  1,  2,  3,  4. 


lliird  lym-: 

WILLIAMS,  |()H\  C.,  Ill,  Cn-il  Knaiiiecnnii.  OKA;  A.S.C.E.  1,  2,  3,  4.  WILLIAMS,  AL,  LYNN,  Eiifilish.  UM>- 
(I'BK;  <t>K\,  i:AIl;  Who's  Who;  Hoof 'n'  Horn  2,  3,  4;  Archiir  4;  W.S.G.A.  Vice-President  4;  Ivv;  Sandals;  Campus 
(^hest  3;  (;iee  Club  1,  2;  Choir  \,  2,  3,  4;  Marshal  3;  House  Council  3;  Student  Union,  Board  of  (Governors  v  W'lL- 
LIAMSON,  MARY  L.,  English.  DB*;  Ivy;  Pan-Hel  Council  3;  F.A.C.  4.  WILSON,  ANTHONY  M.,  Econon/ics. 
lAE;  Tennis  1.  WILSON,  ROBERT  B.,  Mechanical  Engineering.  AXA;  OME;  TBO;  UT^;  Who'.^  Who;  A.S.ALi;. 
I,  2,  3,  4.     WILSON,  THOMAS  N.,  Civil  Engineering. 


Fourth  ro-u:: 

WINSOR,  FRED  L.,  Folittc.il  Science.  .\XA;  Basketball  Assistant  Manager  2,  3,  Manatrer  - 
WISXER,  BERNE  L.,  Economics.  1\\;  Btii:;  ARiE;  Whos  Who;  Publications  Board  4;  7V/- 
Chronicle  1;  .\LS.C;.A.  1,  2;  Y.M.C.A.  Freshman  Council  1,  Sophomore  Council  2;  F.A.C.  2, 
.Manager  3.     WOOD,  JEWI'LL,  Sociology.  Duke  Players  1,  2;  YW.C.A.  Freshman  Council 


;  .Marching  Band  1,  2. 
3,  Business  Manauer  4; 
3;  WDBS  1,  2,  Station 
.     WOOD,  \\  HITE- 


HALL   T,   Eccjnonncs.     WOODAI 
2.     WORT.MAN,  W  ILLIAM  J.,  JR. 
Chemistry  Club  1,2. 


NI'LL   B.,   General.   .Modern   Dance  Club   3,  4;    Chronicle   1;    Duke   Pla 
Fre-Mcdical.  A  LA;  A*A;  Pre-.Med  Society  1,  2,  3,  4;  F.A.C.  3;  \\DBS 


Fifth  rail'.- 

WRICiH'F,  ERNEST  L.,  Ill,  Chemistry.  WAKE,  GENE  L.,  B/isiness  Administration.  Football  1,  2.  YOST, 
•LHOALAS  M.,  Ps\cholov,y.  (-).\';  C.hromcle  I,  2;  Peer  2.  YOUNT,  ROBI-.R'F  L.,  Business  .Administration.  Ki:.  ZA- 
RINS,  INGRIDAK.,  Art.  AT;  d'BK;  A(I>A;  Duke  Players  1,  2,  3,  4;  .Music  Study  Club  1;  Student  Forum  4;  Student 
Co-ordinate  Board  3. 


JUxNIORS   1956 


First  rozi: 

ABRAHAMS,  Srankv  I-.,  ZBT,  Baltimore,  \\d.,  ADAMS,  Kli/.ihcrh  I..,  UM\  Pkasanrvillc-,  N.  ^.;  AI.BRl.CH  1, 
Kenneth  L.,  Belvidcrc,  111;  ALLKN,  Janet  L.,  KKT,  White  Plains,  \.  Y.;  ALLISON,  Weldon  D.,  IIK^I*.  Hoilvwood, 
Fla.;  ALMOND,  Jones  I',.,  |r.,  KA,  Lexinston,  \.  C;  ALSTON,  Nora  B.,  Littleton,  N.  C;  ANDRI'WS,  Leilani  R., 
AT,  New  York,  N.  Y. 

Smwd  w-^-. 

ARC:OCHA,  Humbert  L.,  Havana,  Cuba;  ARMSTRONG,  Jerrv  Q.,  Lineolnton,  N.  C;  ASHWORI  H,  Ireenian  1.., 
Hucvelton,  N.  Y;  ATKINSON,  George  B.,  ATQ,  Northhcld,  111.;  ATKINSON,  X'irgima  S.,  KKF,  Northheid,  111.; 
AUSLEY,  Margaret  A.,  AAO,  Tallahassee,  Fla.;  AVIZONIS,  Petras  V.,  Bay  Shore,  N.  Y;  AYSCUI'.,  Nancy  E., 
Wilmington,  Del. 

Third  roil-: 

BACKER,  Stuart  R.,  ZBT,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y;  BADER,  William  A.,  Thurmont,  Md.;  BAIN,  Richard  C,  jr..  Falls  Church, 
\a.;  BAKI'R,  Diana  L.,  KA(-),  Atherton,  Calif.;  BAKER,  I'.ugene  |.,  Four  Oaks,  N.  C;  BAKIR, "Philip  B.,  B(-)II, 
Baltimore,  Md.;  BAKER,  Stephen  D.,  Durham,  N.  C;  BALLARD,  Charles  L.,  'I'AW,  South  Hill,  \a. 

Fourth  nil': 

BARKER,  Robert  B.,  ATA,  Rochester,  N.  Y;  BASS,  Ernest  B.,  $A0,  Durham,  N.  C;  BATES,  Ann  S.,  ZTA,  Chew 
Chase,  Md.;  BAUER,  James  A.,  Philadelphia,  Pa.;  BEACHAM,  Buddy,  jr.,  HKA,  Miami,  Fla.;  BEALE,  Llovd  L.', 
Kl\  Portsmouth,  \a.;  BEASLEY,  Frederick  J.,  KA,  Henderson,  N.  C;  BEDELL,  Joan  E.,  Sandia-Base,  N.  .\L  ' 

Fifth  row: 

BEIDLER,  Charles  F.,  HK*,  Sinking  Spring,  Pa.;  BELL,  Barbara,  AAA,  Arlanta,  Ga.;  BEST,  Virginia,  KA,  Norfolk, 
Va.;  BETTS,  Richard  L.,  *KS,  Glendale,  Mo.;  BICKHART,  Barbara  |.,  IIB*,  Davtona  Beach,  Fla.;  BISHOP. 
lanice  R.,  Afl>,  Raleigh,  N.  C;  BLANI'Y,  Bernard  E.,  K^,  Newark,  Del.;"  BI.UEHDORN,  Robert  \\„  Washinuron, 
"D.  C. 

Sixth  roil': 

BOLTE,  Kenneth  C,  Oueens  \  illaue,  N.  Y;  BOOK,  Alan  L..  ZBl',  Wa.shmuton.  I).  C.;  BOOkl  R.  Thomas  |.,  Biu 
Island,  \a.;  BOOIH,  Tricia  A.,  IIB*,  Greensboro,  N.  C.;  BOUSE,  George  E.,  ^ Al  .  Louisville,  Kv.;  BOW  LIS, 
Nancy  I..,  KA(-),  Garden  City,  N.  Y;  BOWYER,  Su.san  I..,  KAH,  Charleston,  W.  \a.;  H()^  ER,  W  illiam  \.,  IIK<I>, 
Winston-Salem,  N.  C 

Seventh  ron-: 

BRAMBI  R(;,  R.  William,  |r.,  ATL>,  River  Forest,  III.;  BRAX'LON.  Sherrod  L.,  VVhitevillc,  N.  C;  BRI'WER, 
David  L.,  KA,  Winston-Salem,  N.  C.;  BRI.WI  R,  X'irginia  L.,  KA(-),  Charlotte,  N.  C;  BROWER,  Marilvn  N., 
KKF,  Roekville  Center,  N.  Y;  BROW  N,  John  W.,  Eirboro,  N.  C.;  BROWN,  Kermit  E.,  A.sheville,  N.  C;  BROWN, 
Tallulah  A.,  ZI'A,  Tampa,  N.  C. 

Fiiihth  roil-: 

BROWNE,  Noruell  B.,  |r.,  IIKA,  Pittsbm-h,  Pa.;  BRUBAKI  R,  |ohn  R.,  Beaver  lalls.  Pa.;  BRU  ION.  David  A., 
Charlotte,  N.  C.;  BRUl'ON,  Inima  I  .,  LeMtiuton.  N.  C;  BR^  AN,  Bettv  R„  I'K,  Goldsboro.  N.  C.;  BR>  AN  I  , 
Jo  .Ann,  A.Xli,  Charleston,  W.  \a.;  BR>  AN  I  ,  W  illiani  (.„  Jr.,  ( Ireensbrm..  N.  C.;  BURN.S,  Nancy  C..  /  lA,  l.uni- 
berton,  N.  C. 

A7/////  roll-: 

BLROUES  1 .  Brer  O.,  IIK'I',  Sarasota,  i'la.;  BU'L  I  S,  Robert  G.,  I'arlville.  N.  Y;  BVRNI'.,  I'dward  B.,  BHII,  River- 
side, (!^^ilir.;  CARI  A  ,  i'duard  |.,  Bellaire,  Ohio;  CARPI'N  I  I  R,  Robert  R.,  K  A,  Cherrvville,  N.  C.;  CARR.  Charles  H.. 
Durham,  \.  C;  CARRICK,  "Margelvn  P.,  KAH,  l.ast  Oranue,  N.  [.;  CAREER,  Marv  I'..,  A<1>,  Ralemh,  N.  C. 


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Juniors  1956 


First  mii-: 

CAR  ri'R,  Samuel  K.,  Durham,  N.  C;  CARTWRICHT,  |ohn  M.,  Durham,  \,  C;  CAR!  W'RKiH  T,  Tom  I,.,  Ama- 
rillo,  Tex.;  CASON,  l.ueinda,  A<^,  Ihomaston,  Ca.;  CASTF.Rl.IX,  Harrv  R.,  KiJ,  Plainheld,  \.  J.;  CASWELL 
Fred  W.,  ATU,  Shorr  Hills,  N.  |.;  CA  THI'V,  Margaret  A.,  KA,  Dunn,  X.  C:.;  Ct  lALLKNCil'.R,  |ohn  H.,  Kl\  Maple- 
wood,  N.  j. 

Second  m-Li-: 

CHAP,\L\N,  Edwin  T,  Jr.,  Quinton,  \a.;  CHAPPI'.LL,  )aner,  AT,  El  Paso,  Tc.x.;  CHERRY,  William  H.,  jr.,  AI4), 

Durham,  N.  C;  CHESSON,  Marion  R.,  Raleigh,  N.  C;  CHESNUTT,  William  J.,  <i>A(-),  Durham,  X.  C;  CHI'.WN- 

IXC,  O.scar  C,  Lilesville,  N.  C;  CHOATE,  Jane  D.,  Salisbury,  N.  C;  CLAPHAM,  Edward  (i.,  ATA,  C;olumbus, 

Ohio. 

Third  row: 

CLARK,  Kathrvn  E.,  Elizabcthtown,  N.  C;  CLEAVELAND,  Stuart  L,  New  Hartford,  N.  Y.;  CLIFTON,  Robert  C. 
(t>Ki],  Charleston,  W.  Va.;  COARD,  Nancv  B.,  AAA,  Baltimore,  Md.;  COBB,  Dorothy  E.,  Erie,  III.;  COBBLE,  Her- 
bert D.,  :iX,  Lupton  City,  Tenn.;  COCKRFT.L,  Phillip  A.,  AlA,  Grovcr,  X.  C;  COFER,  Mary  L.,  Tucker,  Ga. 

Fourth  roll". 

COKER,  Betsv  W.,  AAA,  Columbia,  S.  C;  COLMEY,  Thomas  (J.,  iiX,  River  Forest,  111.;  COXXOR,  William  C, 
nK<t),  Ormond  Beach,  Fla.;  COOK,  Carlisle  F.,  |r.,  OKA,  Laurel,  Md.;  COPELAND,  Howard  L.,  AX  A,  Miami 
Beach,  Fla.;  CORPENING,  Anne  H.,  Granite  Falls,  N.  C;  CORRELL,  John  C,  Monroe,  X.  C;  COURTXEY, 
Cornelius  B.,  Jr.,  <t>Ki;,  Newport  News,  Va. 

Fifth  row: 

COWLES,  Alice  L.,  AXU,  Birmingham,  Ala.;  CREWS,  Don  W,  4)K^,  Lakeland,  Fla.;  CROCKETT,  William  G., 
AXA,  Wynnewood,  Pa.;  CRYMES,  lames  E.,  ^K^',  Miami,  Fla.;  GUMMING,  Llewellyn,  Savannah,  Ga.;  CUM- 
MINGS,  Jasper  R.,  Louisville,  Ky.;  DAVID,  Donald  G.,  Jacksonville,  Fla.;  DAVIS,  Larry  J.,  Charlotte,  N.  C. 


Sixth 


row: 


DA\IS,  L.  Wilson,  |r.,  AXA,  Baltimore,  Md.;  DAVID,  Shirley  A.,  Durham,  N.  C;  DEAN,  |anet  M.,  .\<i>.  East 
Xorthheld,  Mass.;  DEAS,  David  |.,  Canton,  N.  C;  DECKER,  Larry  D.,  K2,  Cedar  Grove,  N.  J.;  DeLOATCH 
Mahlon  W.,  |r.,  Tarboro,  N.  C;  DELOATCH,  Sidney  C,  Roanoke  Rapids,  N.  C;  DICKENS,  Charles  H.,  Thomas- 
ville,  N.  C." 


DILLIE,  Charles  W.,  |r.,  AXA,  Washington,  Pa.;  DIXOX,  Anne,  <I>M,  Evanston,  111.;  DORFM  AX,  Robert  A.,  Nanuet 
N.  Y;  DOUGLAS,  Addie  J.,  A*,  Columbia,  S.  C;  DOWLESS,  |oe  W,  <i>K*I",  Kannappolis,  N.  C;  DUDLEY, 
Carolyn  S.,  Lenoir,  X.  C;  DUFFEY,  Donald  D.,  4>K'I\  Ellyn,  111.;  "DUNNING,  Peter  B.,  IWE,  Brooklyn,  Conn. 

Eighth  row: 

EATON,  lames  W.,  |r.,  i:AE,  Portsmouth,  \^.;  EDGERTON,  Shirley  S.,  ^W,  Asheville,  N.  C;  EGGLESTON, 
Joseph  C.,'i:X,  Grcenbelt,  Md.;  ELLIOTT,  Donald  L.,  Winston-Salem,  N.  C;  FARMER,  Gary  C,  DK*,  Kinston, 
N.  C;  FATZINGER,  Harleigh  F.,  i]X,  Catasauqua,  Pa.;  FAYE,  Stanley,  ZBT,  Beechurst,  N.  Y;  FELSON,  Dorothy  A., 
AE<I>,  Jacksonville,  Fla. 

Ninth  row: 

FINOL,  Hugo  J.,  Maracaibo,  Venezuela;  FISCHER,  Alfred  F.,  Palm  Beach,  Fla.;  FISHER,  Edgar  B.,  jr.,  ATQ, 
Durham,  X.  C;  FISHER,  Leon  H.,  Marshtield,  Wis.;  FOARD,  Barbara  R.,  AAO,  Lenoir,  N.  C;  FORE,  VVilliam  W. 
nKA,  Lynchburg,  \'a.;  FOSTER,  William  T,  Southbridgc,  Mass.;  FRANTZ,  Eugene  E.,  Gadsden,  Ala. 


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Fnst  ivii- 

FRII;DMA\,  |(k1  L.,  ll-aneck,  N.  J.;  FULCOMKR,  Ijhks  M.,  'l'K>r,  Monrcl.ur,  \.  |.;  CARDNFR,  I.cdvard  1)., 
OKA,  Pinchursr,  N.  C;  CiARDNER,  Stephen  C,  AXA,  Orlando,  Fla.;  (iAV,  Marjorie  A.,  AAFF  Chicago,  111.; 
GEBEL,  Emile  L.,  <FK'r,  Pirrshurgh,  Pa.;  CENTER,  David  E.,  IIKA,  Pirrsburph,  Pa.;  (lER.MAN,  Richard  T,  AXA, 
Baltimore,  Md. 

Second  roii-: 

CEROCK,  Hcnrv  W'.,  Alavsvillc,  \.  C;  GETZENDANNER,  Sarah  A.,  Winchester,  \'a.;  GIBSON,  Marearet  B., 
Sandv  Ridge,  N.  C.;  GILBERT,  James  H.,  SAE,  Ft.  Lauderdale,  Fla.;  GINSBURG,  Robert  S.,  ZBT,  BaltimoVe,  .Md.; 
GL,\SS,  joe  D.,  i:N,  Kannapolis,  N.  C.;  GLENN,  Doris  E.,  KA,  Durham,  N.  C.;  GODDARD,  Eugene  E.,  <i>KS, 
Richmond,  \a. 

Third  ro-ii-: 

GODWIN,  Joseph  R.,  Dunn,  N.  C.;  GOODALL,  John  C.,  Jr.,  ATQ,  Chicago,  111.;  GORDON,  Patricia  O.,  Burlington, 
N.  C;  COUDY,  Roberts.,  Wilson,  N.  C;  GRAPER,  Robert  M.,  *KS,  Upper  Montclair,  N.  ].■  GREEN,  Marilyn  H., 
^B'^,  Lima,  Pa.;  CIRILLS,  Joe  ,<I>K4',  Amarillo,  Tex.;  GRl.MSON,  Keith,  OKA,  Evanston,  III. 

Foil  nil  roiv: 

GRISSETT,  Priscilla  A.,  Kew  Gardens,  N.  Y.;  HADLEY,  Ann  ,Ar,  Danville,  Ind.;  HAECKLER,  William  K.,  AXA, 
McKeesport,  Pa.;  HALL,  Eleanor  H.,  Dama.scus,  Va.;  HAMMILL,  Terry  L.,  Concord,  N.  C;  HAMMOND,  Wil- 
liam E.,  AS*,  HendersonviUe,  N.  C;  HARGRA\T.,  Eva  H.,  AAO,  Lexington,  N.  C;  HARLEY,  Neil  H.,  OKA. 
Washington,  D.  C. 

Fifth  row: 

HARRINC;T0N,  Randall  L.,  Avden,  N.  C;  HARRIS,  Eugene  S.,  Ki],  Pine  Blufi',  Ark.;  HARRIS,  Martha  R.,  AAA, 
Albemarle,  N.  C:.;  HARRIS,  William  E.,  OK*,  Swarthmorc,  Pa.;  HATCHELL,  Ralph  I',.,  |r.,  Florence,  S.  C;  HAW- 
KINS, Alix  .\L,  AAA,  Hampton,  Va.;  HAUENS,  Harry  S.,  Tuscaloosa,  Ala.;  HAY,  David  M.,  Durham,  N.  C:. 


Sixth  roiv 
HI'ARN, 
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rederick  W.,  :^AE,  Baltimore,  Md.;  HFIL,  Alan  L.,  |r„  A1'<I>,  Upper  Montclair,  \.  |.;  HFIM,  Donald 
toursville.  Pa.;  HEIZER,  Sidney  I.,  AAII,  Durham,"  N.  C;  Hl'.RR,  Ursula  S.,  lUM',  W.iterburv,  Coi 
nes  AL,  ATA,  Montgomery,  Ala.;  HILDRETH,  MariKn  ).,  AX<>,  Newark,  Del.;  HOADI.I  A  ,  Peter 
■\„u  M  r 


Sczrnth  row: 

HOCK,  August  W,  :i:N,  Maplewood,  N.  J.;  HODC^ES,  Sally,  AAII,  Asheville,  N.  C.;  I  lOHNI'.R,  Robert  A.,  IIK<F, 
Decatur,  (ia.;  HOLLAND,  William  L.,  <I>A(-),  St.  Petersburg,  Fla.;  HOOKER,  |ohn  I'.,  Martinsville,  \a.;  HOONTR, 
George  O.,  Kl\  Verona,  N.  J.;  HOUS  FOX,  John  T,  Beaver  Falls,  Pa.;  HUBBARD,  Jerry  G.,  Kl",  (ia.stonia,  \.  C. 

/•;;.;'/////  row: 

HUEY,  Marion  V.,  KAM,  Ft.  Lauderdale,  1  la.;  1  lUI  IMAN,  David  I.,  IIKA,  Ravenna,  Ohio;  HUCIHE.S,  X'ictor  A., 
SN,  Jacksonville,  Fla.;  HUNSLI'Y,  l.lovd  A.,  Philadelphia,  Pa.;  HUNTER,  Ann.  Greensboro,  N.  C;  HUNTER, 
Barbara,  <I>M,  Norfolk,  Va.;  IIURSF,  L.  LeDare,  AAII,  Columbia,  S.  C;  HUFCl  IIXSON,  T.  (Iiiinron,  Meehanics- 
burg.  Pa. 

Xiiifh  row: 

HM.DAIIL,  Bruce  C,  'I'Kl',  Clark,  \.  |. 
Iliekorv,  N.  C;  IZACiUlRRi:,  Simon  A. 
|i  SSI  i;,  Audrey  !).,  ZTA,  L\nehburu,  \a 
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I'mt  ro-Li-: 

lOHXSOX,  Carolvn,  KA,  Lookout  Mounnun,  linn.;  |()H\SON,  Dorothv  |.,  Sniirhhcld,  N.  C;  JOHNSON,  Wal- 
rcr  R  |r.  OK*  Bilrmorc,  N.  C:.;  |ONi:S,  Charles  K!,  Waco,  Hxas;  lONl'S,  Kddic  AI.,  Ashton,  S.  C;  JORDAN, 
\nni.'  R.,  KA(-),  Cedar  Falls,  \.  C:.;'|ORI)AN,  Henry  H.,  Ill,  KA,  Cedar  Falls,  N.  C;  JORDAN,  Lyndon  K.,  <l'K'r, 
Mr.  Olive,  \.  C. 

Sccniid  mic: 

lOYI',  N.  Mason,  |r..  Lake  Citv,  Fh.;  jOYNF.R,  F.  Belron,  Jr.,  Silcr  Cirv,  N.  C;  jUSTICF,  Henry  A.,  Asheville, 
N.  C.;  K\,\ISLFFi,  Leonard  M.,  Raleigh,  N.  C;  KATZINSKI,  John,  UK*,  West  Hempstead,  N.  Y.;  KI'.ARNS, 
Sherr\-,  AXU,  High  Point,  N.  C;  KFFNAN,  Evelyn  L.,  Washington,  D.  C;  KKI  THLI-Y,  (ieorge  F.,  Mt.  Prospect,  ill. 

Third  roti-.- 

Kl MPLFR,  Donald,  ZBT,  South  Orange,  N.  |.;  KENASTON,  James  H.,  ATQ,  Cocoa,  Fla.;  KERSTETTF:R,  Ned  M., 
IIKA,  Louisville,  Ohio;  KESSLEY,  H.  Richard,  Rochester,  N.  Y.;  KETCHAM,  David  E.,  Bellepoint,  W.  \'a.; 
klTNI'R,  Carclvn  D„  AAA,  Salisbury,  N.  C;  KEYES,  leromc  W,  jr.,  AXA,  Alexandria,  \'a.;  KIENLE,  Richard  W., 
KA,  Charlotte,  N.  C. 

KIM,  Kun  H.,  Seoul,  Korea;  KING,  Arthur  W,  <|)A(-),  Durham,  N.  C;  KING,  Julius  N.,  Rochester,  N.  Y.;  KIRBY, 
Milton  R.,  AXA,  Durham,  N.  C;  KISTLER,  Hcnrv  E.,  Jr.,  Ki],  Charlotte,  N.  C;  KLEVANSKY,  Richard,  Reading, 
Pa.;  KNIGHT,  Robert  H.,  Statesvillc,  N.  C;  KREDICH,  Nicholas  M.,  ATQ,  Elmvvood  Park,  III. 

Fifth  mv: 

KRL'I'.GER,  Ronald  P.,  KI,  Short  Hills,  N.  ).;  KURLBAUAL  Susan,  UB<i>,  Broadalbin,  N.  Y.;  LAND,  Carol  J., 
Bradenton,  Fla.;  LANE,  William  C,  |r..  Belle\"ille.  N.  |.;  LARI'SF,  Eddie  |.,  XN,  Kimball,  W.  Va.;  LaRUE,  Joy  A., 
A'^,  Wauchula,  Fla.;  LASSITER,  Gail,  KAH,  Winston-Salem,  N.  C;  LATHAAl,  Suzanne,  Washington,  N.  C. 

Sixth  mil-: 

LI'.i:,  William  S.,  SN,  Aliddletown,  Del.;  LERRO,  Alargaret  A.,  Dayton,  Ohio;  LEWIS,  Franklin  E.,  ATA,  Pensacola, 
Fla.;  LINDQUIST,  Shirley  I.,  AAA,  Albany,  N.  Y;  LINDSAY,  Charles  T,  Jr.,  *AW,  Washington,  D.  C;  LINEKER, 
Sidney  G.,  Jr.,  KS,  Falls  Church,  \'a.;  LOCKE,  Ronald  J.,  Greensboro,  N.  C;  LODEN,  George  B.,  OK*,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

Sriri/th  m-^-: 

LOEB,  Theodore  F.,  ilAE,  Wilbraham,  Alass.;  LOAL\X,  Phillip  A.,  North  Wilkesboro,  N.  C;  LOEW,  Thomas  F., 
B(-)II,  Baltimore,  Aid.;  LYBASS,  Tillinehast  G.,  lacksonville,  Fla.;  LYON,  Marianna  I',.,  Durham,  N.  C;  Al^cKENZIE, 
Charles  F.,  Lancaster,  Pa.;  MacPHERSON,  Carl  A.,  Chapel  Hill,  N.  C;  ALADDI'.N,  John  W.,  *A(-),  Beaver  Falls,  Pa. 

Eii^hth  rozv: 

AL^HANES,  Alartha  A.,  Charlottesville,  \a.;  AlAHNS,  Henry  L.,  Neptune,  N.  |.;  ALAINSEL,  Diana  R.,  A*,  Clarks- 
burg, W.  A'a.;  MALONE,  Robert  S.,  Pensacola,  Fla.;  AL\NNINC;,  Donald  1".,  Willseyville,  N.  Y;  AlARCOAl. 
Claire  B.,  AAO,  Coral  Gables,  Fla.;  MARKS,  Alarvin  L.,  TE*,  Baltimore,  Aid.;  AlARSHALL,  Harris  A.,  Jr.,  «1'KX, 
Orangeburg,  S.  C. 

Xiiith  ro-ir: 

AL'\RTIN,  Carolyn  C,  Favctteville,  N.  C;  MARTIN,  Grace  J.,  Tenafly,  N.  J.;  ALARTIN,  Robert  L.,  Jr.,  Birmingham, 
Ala.;  AlARTIN,  William  Al,  Jr.,  ATQ,  Chevy  Chase,  Aid.;  AL\SIUS,  Alfred  G.,  |r.,  IIAE,  Baltimore,  Aid.;  ALASON, 
Edna  C,  KA,  Charlotte,  N.  C;  MASON,  Richard  F.,  $K2,  Lakeland,  Fla.;  A1ASSIE,  Francis  S.,  Wayncsville,  N.  C. 


Juniors  1956 


iint  ro'H-: 

M\THIS  Svlvia  D  AAA.  Athens,  ( ,a.;  MA  r  IHIW  S.  Lewis  R..  |r..  A  1  A.  B^ilrimorc.  Md.;  MAXW  Kl.L.  Slurrv  S.. 
St  PctcTsbiir'c-  Fla.;  McCAHAN.  IXivid  S..  <I'K:^.  New  York.  \.  Y.;  NhCl.AlN.  13avid  H..  Durham.  \.  C;  Mc- 
CORl).  Nircinia  1...  Bristol,  linn.;  Ah  CORMICK.  Marv  1...  KA,  MunLie,  Ind.;  \U:IX)\ALD,  Theodore  C,  Buf- 
falo. \.  Y    ' 

Scan  hi  roiv: 

M(  ll.H  \\I:Y.  I  larold  \.,  a>A(-),  Burgetrstown,  Pa.;  AIcGAUGHFY,  Robert  T.,  KI,  Kittawning,  Pa.;  iVIclN  TOSH, 
SalK  W  KA  Savannah,  (ia.;  .McLAIN,  Lee  W'.,  Jr.,  B(-)n,  Sara.sota,  Fla.;  Ak:LI'.C)D,  Don  E.,  *KS,  Chew  Chase, 
\Kf ;  .\1(  .\L\\,  W  ilham  D..  SAL,  Kivria,  Ohio;  ,\lcTAAL\LA\Y,  John  R.,  <J)Ki;,  Kno.xville,  Tenn.;  MEAD,  Allen, 
BHII,  Ft.  W'nne,  Ind. 

■riiini  nr^-. 

Ml  \I)()R  lames  C  |r  IIK  \,  Charleston,  W.  \a.;  MEREDITH,  Howard  P.,  |r.,  Ai:-!",  Pittsburgh,  Pa.;  .MFRRITT, 
Repton  IF,  Pineville.'N.  C.;  NU' FCALF,  |udie  R.,  Oneco,  Fla.;  MEWBORNF,  |onzennie,  AAO,  Hampton,  \a.; 
.MILLER,  Bruce  \V.,  X\.  (iarden  Citv,  \.  Y;  .MILTEER,  Dorothy  E.,  Norfolk,  Va.;  .MISEXHEI.MFR,  Clinton  B., 
Kannapolis,  N.  C. 

I- our  ill  lym: 

.MliCIIFLL.  .Marv  .\L.  AAll,  .Matthews,  \.  C;  MOXTCiO.MERY,  Manlvn  I).,  KA(-),  (ilendale,  .Mo.;  .MOORE, 
Shirley,  Baltimore,  Md.;  MOORF,  Rov  E.,  |r.,  ATA,  Canaan,  \.  Y;  MOORE,  Robert  L.,  Rutherfordton,  N.  C.; 
MOORi:,  Tommy  J.,  Gastonia,  N.  C;  MORENO,  Alirio  J.,  Maracaibo,  X'enczucia;  MORGAN,  Helen  H.,  Marion,  \a. 

/•';////  niv: 

MORRIS.  .Marv  R.,  Burlinsron,  N.  C.;  MOSRIE,  Azctt  J.,  i^N,  Princeton,  VV.  \a.;  MOY,  David,  Camden,  N.  J.; 
\1  LI. HOLLAND,  Chri.stopher  C.,  Ill,  :i:<M'.,  Durham,  N.  C;  MULL,  Laura  L,  ZTA,  Morganton,  N.  C;  MULL, 
W  illiain  IF,  HX,  Bau.sman,  Pa.;  MULLINS,  Jerry  K.,  Kl^  Madison,  W.  Va.;  MUNCH,  Charles  H.,  OK*,  Ashevillc, 
N.  C. 

,S';.v///  wa^: 

.MURRA>  .  I.ihn  .\..  jr.,  :^N,  Tampa,  Fla.;  NALL,  Martin  F.,  Jr.,  (ireensboro,  N.  C;  NEELY,  Robert  P.,  Durham, 
N.  C.;  Nl  \VMAN,  David  C,  BWO,  Cape  Ciirardcau,  Mo.;  NICHOLSON,  .^nnc  R.,  Charlotte,  N.  C;  Nl  I  SBI'RG, 
Michael  15.,  ZBI,  Neu  Y.rk,  N.  Y;  OU'FFRSON,  -Michael  St.  |.,  ^FK^,  QuarrN  Heights,  Canal  /.<ine;  OWIN, 
MiirvJ..  Aruh.i,  Netherlands  West  Indies. 

Seventh  roii-: 

PAC;E,  Patricia  C,  A'F,  Win.ston-Salem,  N.  C.;  PALLANGF.  le.ui  I  ..  KKF,  ()uaker  I  lill.  Conn.;  PAPF.,  W  illiam  R., 
|r.,  <I>Ki:,  Wilmington,  N.  C.;  PARKI  R,  I  heodore  M.,  Washin-ton,  I).  C;  PARKI  RSON,  Walter  F.,  I'AF,  Char- 
lotte, N.  C;  PA'IF,  DeV'auuhn  I,.,  'I'K'F.  F.impa,  Flu.,  PALI.,  Pe-jv  S.,  .\A1I,  Revnolda,  N.  C.;  PFR- 
RINE,  Cleorgc  A.,  Jr.,  IX,  Miami,  I  la. 

/■Jiihtli  roii.-: 

PI  I  I  R,  R<.l.err  IF.  All).  Rockville  Center,  N.  Y;  PIII'RSON.  Fhomas  C.,  Sturiris,  .Mich.;  PEYTON,  |ohn  I).. 
Seuanee,  lenn.;  PHILLIPS.  |;me  1...  AAII,  Durham,  N.  C.;  PHILLIP.S,  .Marv  F,  Liuiruibunj.  N.  C;  PIERCf.  Ara- 
minta  P.,  KA,  Weldon,  N.  C.";  POOL,  Roy  R.,  A  FU,  Raleigh,  N.  C;  POPE,  Henry  D.,  Fnrield,  N.  C. 

Xiiilli  run: 

PO  F  I  I  R.  .\L  Lou.  'F.M.  Plant  Citv.  11..;  PRIS  ION.  I'dwin  T.,  'I>K1\  Kinssport.  Fenn.;  PREWITT,  Richard  A.. 
Briarelilf  Manor.  N.  Y;  PRICE.  Pollv  A.,  I  Ikm.  N.  C.;  PUIAIR.  Carol  ]..  KA,  Rid-ewood.  N.  |.;  QUBI'.IN,  Fuad  R.. 
Beit  Jala,  Jordan;  RAU,  Ronald  C,  Al^'h,  W'lnston-Salem,  N.  C.;  RAUCH,  GarV  C.,  ATA,'  Parkersburg,  W'.  \'a. 


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First  roir: 

RAY,  Ritz  C,  |r.,  IIKA,  \Msr  krtcrson,  X.  C;  RKAXKY,  Ldand  K.,  hills  Chiiah.  \'a.;  RKDDINCi,  ,\l;irsh;ill  S., 
(iibsonvillc,  N.  C.;  RKKCE,  JancS.,  ZTA,  Lincolnton,  \.  C;  RIXiKX'OIJ).  Fred  A.,  jr.,  Memphis,  Rnn.;  RIX  ilSIi.R, 
L.  Harrison,  Jr.,  Durham,  X.  C;  RICHARDS,  Robert  K.,  ATU,  I  IKvnod  Cirv,  Pa.;  RICHARDS,  Susan  H.,  AAA, 
Alexandria,  \'a. 

Second  roil-: 

RICHARDSOX,  Charles  C,  Columbia,  S.  C.;  RICHARDSOX,  W  dliam  i:.,  ^.\V.,  Palm  Beach,  Fla.;  RUWR,  Robert  K ., 
ATA,  Greensboro,  X.  C;  RIDI.IA,  |aek,  A  I  U  Summit,  X.  |.;  RiX(i,  |ane  L.,  Durham,  X.  C;  RISHKR,  Paul  D., 
Huntiniiton,  \\'.  \'a.;  ROBERSOX,  l4irl  L.,  <1>K:;:,  Conetoe,  X.  C.;  ROBI.RSOX,  Edward  L.,  <i>Ki:,  Conetoe,  X.  C. 

Third  mil-: 

ROBI'RTS,  Sallv  L.,  Xcw  Haven,  Conn.;  ROBI'.R  TSOX,  Anne  S.,  Richmond,  V'a.;  RODGERS,  Dianne  E.,  AT. 
lucksnn  Heights,X.  Y.;  RODGERS,  Edward  C.,  A1'<1>,  Arhngton,  \'a.;  ROHEF,  Henrv  C,  Kirkwood,  Mo.;  ROHR- 
"BACH,  Irwin  O.,  Kl\  Amityville,  N.  Y.;  ROXKAXEX,  George  A.,  Glens  Falls,  X.  Y;  ROSE,  Allen  |.,  'EE<1>,  Mr. 
Gilead,  X.  C. 

Fourth  roiv: 

ROTHERMEL,  Robert  D.,  1^4>E,  Reading,  Pa.;  ROTHFEDER,  Howard  L.,  ZBT,  South  Orange,  N.  J.;  ROTXER, 
Arnold  H.,  TEcI>,  Spring  \'allcy,  X.  Y;  RUBEL,  Mark  E,  ZBT,  Woodmere,  X.  Y;  RUDDLE,  Helen  A.,  HB*,  Delmar, 
X.  Y;  RUSSELL,  Parvin,  i\L,  |r.,  Maplewood,  X.  ).;  SALTZ,  lames  1'..,  jr.,  *A(-),  St.  Petersburg  Fla.;  SAMPLE, 
j.  Paul,  Charlotte,  X.  C. 

Fifth  row: 

SA.MOIE,  Fred  L.,  Arequipa,  Peru;  SANDULLI,  Joel  C,  Watcrtown,  Conn.;  SATTERFIELD,  Alary  E.,  KA,  1  uiiber- 
lake,  XX.;  SCHARPS,  Andrexx,  |r.,  Scarsdale,  N.  Y.;  SCHMIDT,  Arlme  R.,  AT,  Greenville,  X.  C;  SCHUMACHI'R, 
Sallv  A.,  AF,  Durham,  X.  C;  SCHWARZ,  George  C,  Springfield,  X.  |.;  SCHW'ARZ,  Louis  A.,  Ill,  AXA,  Bergen- 
held,  X.  J. 

Sixth  row: 

SEDLACK,  Donald  C,  4)K^',  Baltimore,  Md.;  SEIDEL,  Richard  P.,  Oak  Park,  III.;  SEXTLOWITZ,  .Michael  I., 
TE*,  Yonkers,  X.  Y;  SEA'ERSOX,  Peter  P.,  ATA,  Palo  Alto,  Calif.;  SGROSSO,  X'incent  L.,  KX,  HoHoKus,  X.  J.; 
SHARPE,  William,  G.,  Jr.,  Elm  City,  X.  C;  SHA\1:R,  Ralph  X.,  Jr.,  (I^KiI",  Baltimore,  Md.;  SHAVER,  Robert  V^ 
Albemarle,  N.  C. 

Seventh  row: 

SHEPPARD,  Frederick  G.,  KiJ,  Wishmgton,  I).  C;  SHRIVER,  Sandra  L.,  ZTA,  Silver  Sprinti,  Md.;  SHUI,,  Rav  (J., 
Kl\  Greensburg,  Pa.;  SICiMOX,  Robert  L.,  Charlotte,  X.  C;  SIMOXS,  Ruth  |.,  Ai:*,  Staten  Island,  X.  Y., 
SIMMOXS,  Helen  V.,  ci)M,  Opp,  Ala.;  SLUSSER,  Mar>-  A.,  <1>AL  Lexington,  \a".;  SMITH,  ElK\ood  K.,  \)l.<\\ 
Greensboro,  X.  C. 

Fi'^hth  row: 

S.MI'IH,  Frances  E.,  ZTA,  Durham,  X.  C;  SMITH,  Marv  B.,  Winston-Salem,  X.  C;  SMITH,  Reginald  L.,  Jr., 
Charlotte,  X.  C;  S.MITH,  Robert  H.,  HK*,  Atlanta,  Ga.;  SiVlITH,  Sandy  J.,  Gladstone,  X.  J.;  SMITH,  William  A., 
HK*,  Coral  Gables,  Fla.;  SMITH,  William  J.,  <J)K1\  Bethel,  X.  C;  S.MITH,  AVilliam  R.,  SAE,  Toronto,  Ontario. 

Xinth  row: 

SXYDER,  James  .\L,  't-AH,  Louisville,  Kv.;  SOTEL,  Phillip  K.,  Garden  Citv,  X.  Y;  SPAXACiEL,  |ohn  D.,  .\.\A, 
Chagrin  Falls,  Ohio;  SPEAKMAX,  William  F.,  Jr.,  IX,  Chattanooga,  Tenn.;  SPEXCE,  Jill  B.,  ZTA,  Rochester,  X.  Y; 
SPEXCER,  William  C,  Jr.,  Rocky  Mount,  X.  C;  SPRIXGSTOX,  Elizabeth,  Bethesda",  Md.;  STAXLEY,  Buddy  R., 
*A(-),  Ashcboro,  X.  C. 


Juniors  1956 


l-irst  rou-: 

STARMS  \lvin  H.,  Kalci.Ji,  N.  C;  SrARNKS.  hick  1'.,  Monn.L-,  \.  C;  S  1  I'PHI  NSON,  Rurh  I  .,  West  Point, 
Miss  •  SI  I  \1  \S  Wlsdii  (,.,  |r.,  HX,  Wcstcrvillc,  Ohio;  SIFAI'S,  |oan  L.,  AAA,  Cincinnati,  Ohio;  SIIWAR  1', 
lulian  1 1.,  IN,  Monroe,  ( ia.;  S  flWAR  I,  Rohcrr  P.,  ATLl.  Princcton.'X.  J.;  S  I'OKI'S,  Martha  S.,  KKi\  Washiniiton, 

b.  c. 

Second  rmv: 

S'l()\  TR  Donald  H..  l"'!'!',  W  iHianisport,  Pa.;  S  I  UCKI'A,  Hcnrv  I.,  Hishopvillc,  .S.  C;  STUTZ,  Caroivn  F.,  AXU, 
Palmcrton,  Pa.;  SLI  IS,  Hcttv  |.,  Statcn  Island,  \.  ^.;  SUSKIND,  Stuart  P.,  TK*,  Binghamton,  \.  V.;  SYIAI  S  Il.R, 
Hcnnan,  IvA,  Richiands,  \.  C!;    TATI'M,  Roycr  W.,  Norfolk,  \a.;  TAYLOR,  Sarah  E.,  AT,  (irccnviiic,  N.  C. 

I'liird  roiv: 

THO.MAS.  Caroivn  .M..  A'l',  West  Chester,  Pa.;  IHOM.AS,  Frank  I)..  Albany,  (ia.;  'IHOM.\S,  (ieor-e  T.,  1\X, 
Pirtsford,  N.  v.;  IHOMPSON,  |ohn  C.,  KA,  Dunn,  N.  C.;  IHUF.M.MFL,  Robert  \\'.,  jr.,  Kl],  F.mer.son.  N.  |.; 
IIPION,  Kav,  AAn,  Madison,  "(ia.;  lODD,  K;irherine  I..,  AXti,  San  Fnincisco,  Calif.;  FOI.MACH,  David  M.. 
ZHI',  lAnhrook,  N.  Y. 

l-'oiirth  roii-: 

rOR(ii;SFN,  Barrv  VV.,  Atlanta,  Ga.;  TOTH,  Daniel  D.,  AS4>,  New  York  Citv,  N.  Y.;  TOWNSEND,  Robert  S., 
rN,  Newark,  Del.;'  I'RACY,  Frank  VV.,  SN,  Dhahran,  Saudi  Arabia;  TRICE,  Thomas  W.,  Jr.,  i]N,  Baltimore,  Md.; 
TROY,  Ballard  F..,  |r.,  Kl],  Durham,  N.  C;  TURLINGTON,  James  E.,  K}::,  Dunn,  N.  C;  TURTLE,  James  W., 
K:;:,  Cynwyd,  Pa. 

/•//>//  ro^: 

FU  E'ELi:.  Bettv  I..  Iliuh  Point.  N.  C.;  UNDI  R\\  OOl),  Elizabeth  C,  :;:K,  Asheboro,  N.  C.;  \AN  DYKE, 
Florence  E.,  Newark,  N.'|.;  XAUGllN,  James  W.,  |r.,  'I'Kl,  Durham,  N.  C;  \'1RDEN,  Cvnthia,  Alexandria.  \a.; 
W  ACNI  R,  Barbara  A.,  AT,  Durham,  N.  C.;  W  A(iNFR,  Philip  M.,  Ill,  1"N,  Point  Plea.sant  Be;ich,  N.  |.;  W  AI.KFR, 

William  C.,  X'I'f.  .\sheville,  N.  C. 

,SV.v///  roll-: 

WARE,  Donald  M.,  AXA,  \rlin-ron.  \a.;  W  AKI  ,  I  lenrv  IE,  111,  A  llJ,  Atlanta,  (ia.;  WARREN,  \irmnia  I.., 
<l)M,  Mooresrown.  N.  |.;  W  ARWICK,  W  illiam  S.,  Font;  Island  Cirv.  N.  Y.;  WA  I  SON,  Herb  F.,  IIKA,  Port  Wa.sh- 
ingfon,  N.  Y.,  W  A^  ,  John  I  ..  |r..  Hanover,  Pa.;  W  I  BB.  Betsv  A.,  .\A11.  Asheville,  N.  C.;  WI'BB,  Fred,  |r.,  I  linton, 
W.  \a. 

Seventh  n.ii-: 

W  I  BS  1  I  R,  Donald  K.,  Ridgewood,  N.  ].;  W  I- IDA  LAN,  Richard  R.,  1\AI'„  Ro.semonr,  Pa.;  W'l'.ITZMAN,  Robert  \\., 
IIk\.  B.ivville.  N.  Y.;  WT.YI  I.MANN,  Walter  X'.,  Roanoke,  \a.;  WHAN(iI'R,  Nancv  |..  Cleveland,  Ohio; 
W  I II  I  EI  R.  I  haddeus  A.,  |r.,  A'l  LJ,  Durh;mi,  N.  C.;  VVHFEACRE,  Robert  E.,  k:^,  i:ndewood,"N.  |.;  W  I II  II'.NI'.R, 
Susan  A.,  KKF,  last-Alexandria,  \ a. 

Eii^liil,  rou-: 

WIII'I'EED,  Margaret  .\.,  AAA,  Charlotte,  N.  C;  W  lEI.IAMS,  Can.Kn  I...  Albemarle.  N.C.;  W  lEEIAMS.  W.  Al- 
fred, Kl\  Green.sboro,  N.  C;  W  II  .1.1  AMSON.  1  red  M.,  Bronxville,  N.  V,  W  lEEIS,  Calvin  |.,  KX,  Crexxe,  \a.; 
W  lESON.  Con.stance  I)..  AAII,  Atlania,  (,a.,  WILSON,  D.uidas  N.,  I'N,  Clem.son,  S.  C;  WILSON,  |..e  I).,  Char- 
lotte, N.C. 

S'inlli  roil-: 

V\'INGEIFLI),  I.  Dunsron,  |r.,  IIK'I',  Norfolk,  \a.,  WOODEN  1  ,  Milton  W..  Norf.lk,  \a.;  W(  )OI)W  ARD,  Sue  F., 
Sutfolk,  \a.;  W^OOIl  N,  Frank  T,  III.  Ch.idbourn,  N.  C;  WRKdll,  Catheniu  \,.  Norfolk,  \a.,  YAliS,  Char- 
lotte I  I.,  AXLJ,  Washm...t..n,  \)A:.,  \(  )S  I  .  lliiier  I).,  K  A,  (  ,ieensb,.r,.,  N.  C.,  /IK  ,1.1  K,  karherine  I ...  AAll,  Fick.son- 
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First  nnv: 

\B1:R,  Marv  1).,  KA;  AHRI  I.I.,  |<.hn  W.;  ADAMS,  |<>hnnic  \'.,  A'l';  AI)1,IR.  Marv  L.,  AK*;  AU-A'ANDKR, 
\licc  H.;  ALKXANDI.R,  Sallv  W'.,  KA(-);  ALIJ'.X,  Pollv  W.,  AXLJ;  AI.SI  KR,  l.uvrL-ncL-  |.,  ZBT;  ALlAA'l  KR, 
Kiithkvn  B.,  KA(-). 

Simiid  mil-: 

A.MAN,  lohn  R.;  AMI'Ml),  I'.li/.abcrh  C,  <t>,M;  AMOROSO,  Lawrauv  |.;  AN1)I:RS1:N,  Robert  L.,  K^,  ANDRl'AV, 

Windy;  APPLI:BI:1:,  Marine  A.,  '1>M;  ARMI'.NTROUT,  Jean  B.,  KAh';  ARN,  Shirley  J.,  AAA;  AU'IR^  ,  ( icorgc  B. 

Third  roii-: 

A\I:RA,  Patricia  A.;  BAILKV,  )udith  A.;  BAKKR,  William  A.;  BAI.I.ARl),  |<.hn  I..;  BANKKRT,  Jon  C,  Jr.,  AXA; 

BAXSl.l.Y,  Marv  Grace,  LIB*;"  BANTON,  Thomas  |.,  |r.,  ATLi;  BARKI.R,  Barbara  |.,  A*;  BARKI'.R,  lames  I)., 

Ar'I>. 

Four  til  roll-: 

BARKSDALK,  Barbara  A.,  KKT;  BARNKS,  Luther  M.,  <i>Kr;  BARNES,  Ralph  W'.,  |r.,  *Ki:;  BARRINCil-R, 

Katharine C;  BARRY,  lames  R.;  BARTAL,  lames  E.;  BARTON,  Alexander  C;  BAUGH,  |ill  A.,  KA;  BAY,  |uHa  M., 

ZTA. 

Fifth  rou^: 

BAYIJS,  Thomas  A.;  BEANE,  Robert  D.,  Ill,  OKA;  BELL,  Robert  B.;  BI'.RMAN,  Howard  H.,  ZBT;  BERNARD, 

Bruce  AL,  ^X;  BE\'ANS,  Sue  M.,  KA;  BICKETT,  Caroline  P.,  AAH;  BISHOP,  Betty  G.;  BISVVELL,  Charles  D., 

A1<I'. 

Sixth  row: 

BLACK,  Cvnthia,  KKE;  BLACK,  Karen  L.,  KAO;  BLACKBURN,  Harry  L.,  Jr.;  BLACKISTONE,  David  L., 
IX;  BLECHMAN,  Barrv  K.,  ZBT;  BLEVINS,  James  L.;  BLOCH,  Howard  R.,  TE*;  BOAZ,  Katharine  S.,  AAA; 
BOLINGER,  Don  S.,  OKA. 


BOLLMAN,  Paul  W;  BONEZEK,  Lon  E.,  Jr.;  BONHAM,  Arthur  E.;  BOOZER,  Erank  V.,  <t>KE;  BORDEAUX, 
Elizabeth  A.,  SK;  BORO,  Ira  M.,  ZBT;  BOSLEY,  Norman  K.;  BOTTOMS,  Alton  B.;  BOWDEN,  Mary  F.,  AAD. 

Fiiihth  roiL-: 

BOWl-N,  Marjorie  A.,  AAO;  BOW  ERS,  Alfred  G.,  ATQ;  BOWERSOX,  Carolyn  J.,  KKE;  BOZLER,  Ruth  E., 
KKE;  BRACEY,  Frances  L.;  BRADFORD,  Alan  T;  BRADLEY,  Ellen;  BRADLEY,  Josephine  S.;  BRIDGEN- 
BAUGH,  Charles  S.,  Ill,  <t)KS. 

IS'iiith  roiv: 

BRIIXiES,  Benjamin,  |r.;  BRIMLIA,  Carolvn  M.;  BRINGHURSI.  Elisabeth,  AT;  BROCKELBANK,  John  E., 
4>Kr;  BROCKWELL",  Arliek  1..,  |r.,  'I'K^;  BRODHEST,  Robert  E.,  <1)AH;  BROOKS,  Carolyn,  AT;  BROOKS, 
Margaret  l.,  AT;  BRCriHER  I  ON,  Dave  L. 

Ft' nth  roii: 

BROW  N,  Ann  K.;  BROW  N,  GatN  1 1.;  BROW'NELL,  Robert  B.;  BRUEGCEMANN,  Margaret  L.,  KKE;  BRUCiH, 

Judith  I,.,  ZTA;  BRUNNl'.R,  Susan  G.;  BRUTON,  Alice  B.;  BRYSON,  I'.dxxin  C,  KA;  BULKLEY,  Edward  E. 


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BUI.l.ARI).  I.awraitc  IX;  HUI.I.OCIK,  |ohn  A.,  |r..  'I'Kl';  HLNN.  Spniill  C;  BLRDICK,  Dnn.ild  S,.  A1'<1>; 
BURCilR.  Joseph  C.  Jr.,  IIKA;  BLRNS,  Patricia  1..,"AI';  MLR  ION.  Nancy;  HUSS.  David  F.,  BHII;  CallaglKin.  Nan. 

Seaiihi  roii-: 

CALLCOT'l,  I.-m  A..  IIKA;  CAMP.  Ihomas  I,,  )r.,  A  lA;  CAMPHI  I.I,.  Sluila  P.,  AT;  CA.MPBI.LL,  Mra  B., 
KAH;  CARLISl.l.,  lanus  M..  l.X;  CARLVLK,  .\iarv  I.,  KA;  CARRAW  AV,  Lmilv  L.,  'i'.\l;  CARPKNTKR, 
Ronald  A„  I'N;  CARTKR.  Alan  H.,  A1'<I'. 

Third  roii-: 

CARTKR.  Stephen  (,.;  CI  IAMBI  RS,  Sallv  A.,  AT;  CHANDI.IR,  Ihomas  K.,  <t'Kl';  CHASK.  |o  Ann,  <I\\1;  CHKD- 
l-SIT.R,  N.  I.vnn,  AAII;  CHII  lU.M,  Charles  H.,  'I>A(-);  C;LAPP.  Julia  E.;  C:LARK.  Anthony  W.,  A  lA;  CI.ARK, 
Xancv  S. 


CLARK,  Newton  T,  nK<I>;  CLARK,  Robert  L.,  HKA;  CLAYTON,  Joseph  C,  Jr.,  KA;  CLAYTON,  Thomas  W'.; 
CLKA\T,LANI),  Clifton  R.,  HK't';  CLLMKNT,  Donald  H.,  jr.,  KA;'CLEVELAND,  Lee,  C,  OKA;  COBB,  Cm- 
ti.s  i:.,  'I'KT;  COHEN,  Alan  B..  I  E<1>. 

Fifth  roiv: 

COIL,  Carv  E.;  COLLINS,  Jeanne  C,  AXU;  COLLINS,  Richard  H.;  CONE,  |ulia  A.;  COOPIIR,  Carol  A.,  /.  I  A; 
COOPI'R,  Tamra  I.,  AE*;  COPELANU,  Darryl  VV.,  i:N;  CORNEY,  Elizabeth  B.;  COUCHMAN,  Patricia  K. 

.S';.v///  r/jii-: 

COLNCIL,  John  C..  |r..  KA;  COWIE,  |ames  D.,  IIKA;  COZAR  1.  William  1 1..  |r.,  ^I^AH;  CRACKNELL,  Terrv  A., 
IN;  CRAFI  ,  jim  W'.,  l.X,  CRAIN,  Barbara  J.,  AAA;  CRAVEN,  I  aith,  AAA,  CRA\I  N,  |esse  C,  <^K»^•;  CRAW- 
lORD,  Robert"  C. 

Sfvnilh  nil-: 

CR\\\l()RD,RouerW.,i;\l;(:RI\\S.  Robert  j.;  CRII  U  II  I  I),  (  denn  S.  1\;  CRINKLI A  ,  Mildred  S;  CR(  )\\- 
I.EV,  Sue  A.;  CLI.P,  James  S.,  'I-AH;  CLE  ION,'  ( dadys  C.;  CLRRAN,  Rollin   E.;  CL'  I'LER,  Richard  I.. 

Fighth  roiv: 

CUYAR,  Robert  A.;  I)  Ml,    Ihomas  N.,  DAILY,  Carolvn  A..  AAA;  D'ANCl  I.O,  |,,hn  M.,  Kl';  l)A\IS,  I  h/a- 

bethB.,  ZlA;  DA\  IS,J;Kk  R.;  I)A\  IS,  W  ilham  S.,  A  1  A;  DiBRLIIL,  A.Marshall,  IIK'I';  Dl  LL1N(  ,1  R,  CIvde  j. 


DI-.NKER,  Peter  j..  BhII,  1)1  ILA,  ( lerard  j.;  DICKINSON,  jean.  'I'M,  Dll   IRICIl   Carl  P    <I'K1'    1)11  WOR  I  II 
Richard  L.,K1;  l)IN(  .WAl.l  „  Robert  W.;  i)IN\\()ODll  ,  Joiin  I  .;  D( )  AN,  llkn  X,  AAA;  DOANl.  .Sara  1  .,  A.XU. 


DODD.  William  E.  (..;  DOMllOEE,  ( ieorue  \\'.,  |r..  -I'Ki;,  DONI.IA.  lames  I).,  'I-AH;  DORSCI I  (icr-e  I'.; 
l)()r(dllll,  lilwar.l  ().,  AlJ'h,  l)OL(.Hi()N,  I.'.  C..  'I'M;  DOW  11,!.;  W.nv  Lou.  IIB'I',  DRAKl  David  \.; 
DLDLIA.  Alden  W..  |r. 


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First  mi-: 

DUSFK,  Lowell  ;\I.;  DUVALL,  James  K.,  IIKA;  DWICICINS,  Latric  R.;  KASON,  Patricia  B.,  AXQ;  EBFRLRIN, 
William  P.;  IDMUXDSON,  Ronald  G.,  OKA;  KDWARDS,  Charlie  A.;  EDWARDS,  John  W;  EDWARDS, 
Robert  C,  KA. 

Second  row: 

EGGLESTON,  Joseph  C.  AXA;  ELLIOTl ,  Diane  S.;  I'LLIS,  Martha  E.,  IIB*;  I'.MBLEY,  Roger  L.,  AXA;  EVANS, 

DA\ID  T,  <f'K'ir;  I  Al'RETl,  Ronald  W.;  FAIRGRHAE,  NancN' J.,  KA(-);  FALL,  Boyd  E.;  FARMER,  Wayne  P. 

Third  roiv: 

FARRIS,  Robert  L.,  A'I'A;  FAULKNI:R,  F.  Ran,  KAH;  FENNELL,  Susan  E.;  FERNANDO,  Marion  B.;  Fi'.RRALL, 
Thomas  R.,  <I'KM';  FIDLER,  Paul  P..  A  I  A;  FINNEGAN,  Dorothy  A.;  FIRTH,  Ciordon  N.;  FLANAGAN,  Latham, 
Jr.,  -N. 


FLANNERY,  Ellen  F.,  KA(-);  FLEMING,  Bill;  FORD,  Robert  C.,  AXA;  FORD,  Thomas  H.;  FORREST,  Jerome  B.; 
FORRESTER,  Sherri  R.;  FORT,  Lynn,  SAE;  FORTESCUE,  William  N.,  Jr.,  ^KI;  EOS  lER,  Julia  A! 

Fifth  row: 

FOX,  John  D.;  FRENCH,  Anna  M.,  KA;  FREUND,  Peter  A.;  FRIEDEL,  Robert  O.,  AXA;  FRIEND,  Albert  W., 

Jr.;  FURMAN,  Sherwood  M.,  BBD;  GAMBLE,  Robert  O.;  GARRARD,  Janice  C;  GARRISON,  William  C,  III. 

Sixth  row: 

GAR\'1N,  lay  E.,  ^K!::;  GATRELL,  James  H.;  GAULD,  Edwin  S.,  4>KM';  GA\'LAK,  Albert  |.,  jr.;  (lENTRV, 

Paul  C;  GERARD,  Jean,  AAH;  GIBBONS,  Elizabeth  L.;  GIBSON,  Alice  D.;  GILL,  Joanne  W.,  AXii. 


GOINCi,  Ann;  GOLDSTEIN,  Richard  L.,  ZBT;  (JOLDSTEIN,  Suzanne  B.,  AE<t>;  GONZALES,  Serge  X.,  Ki]; 
CiONZALES,  Antonio  C;  GOTT,  Betsy  C,  KKF;  GOW,  Alexander,  III;  GRAHAM,  Lawrence  S.,  SN;  GRANDT, 
.Marilyn  A.,  KA(-). 

Eighth  row: 

GRANT,  George  R.,  jr.;  GRANT,  Ihomas  W.,  Ill,  'I>K1';  (iRAY,  I'.hzabeth  D.;  (IREEN,  .\nne  G.,  KKT;  GREG- 

ERSEN,  Norman  C,  A  FA;  C;REG(i,  |ohn  R„  jr.;  GRIFFIN,  Gary  A.;  tiRIFFIN,  Jimmy  W;  GRIGG,  Claud  .\L, 


GROTH,  KaroKn  |.,  A*;  (iUILLIANO,  Peter  W;  GUNN,  Ann  N.;  HALE,  Clara  K.,  KA;  HANES,  Elizabeth, 
AAO;  HANFORIX  .Mary  E.,  AAA;  HANSON,  \Msley  T„  III,  I'M',;  HARRILL.  I  Euwood  IL;  FIARRIS,  Bobhv  |., 
KA. 

Tenth  row: 

HARRIS,  lacqucline  A.,  A<J>;  HARRISON,  James  Y,  KA;  HARSTINE,  Willard  R.,  SN;  HART,  Elizabeth  F., 
Z  lA;  HASKI'IT,  lane  A.,  AXU;  HAWK,  William  ,M.,  Jr.;  HEATH,  Paul  E.,  Jr.,  *KT;  HEMINGWAY,  John  A.; 
HENION,  Alan  M. 


Sophomores  1956 


Fint  rciv: 

HI.NSLi: Y,  George  L.,  Jr.,  4)KI;  HERB,  Barbara  A.,  ZTA;  HERNDON,  A.  Carol;  HESS,  Carol  M.,  ZTA;  HESTER, 

Martha  E.,  <PM;  HEVVARD,  Henry  W.;  HICKS,  Margaret  A.,  KA;  HIGGINS,  Audrey,  AT;  HILL,  Constance  J. 

Second  roil-: 

HILL,  John  D.,  <I>KS;  HILL,  R.  Susan;  HODGE,  Hugh  L.;  HOLLIFIELD,  Henry  C;  HOLSINGER,  C.irolvn  R.; 

HOLT,  lennie  L.,  AAA;  HOTELLING,  William  E.;  HORD,  Robert  E.,  KA;  HORIN,  Robert  G.,  TE*. 


HOW TR,  Tom  R.;  HUFF,  Philip  A.;  HUGGIN,  Elizabeth  A.,  KA;  HUNT,  Ruskin  H.,  Jr.;  HUNTLEY,  Charles  B., 
11K<1>;  HUSS,  John  I).;  HYNES,  Rose  C,  AT;  I'ANSON,  Lawrence  VV.,  Jr.,  IN;  INGRAM,  Lois  K.,  KAf). 

Fourth  row: 

IR\IM:,  Linda  P.,  AAII;  JACKSON,  James;  JARRETT,  Gcraldine  Y.,  A*;  JAR\TS,  Thomas  A.;  JENKINS,  J.  Ed- 
ward; JEWEI  Ti:,  David  L.,  ^Ki];  JOHNSON,  Edward  C,  ^KW,  JOHNSON,  Elizabeth  P.;  JOHNSON,  James  E., 
KA. 

/■•/////  row: 

|()I1\S()\,  Robert  1...  jr.;  JOHNSON,  Walter  T,  SN;  JOHNSTON,  Wilham  E.,  *KS;  JONES,  Anne  H.,  ZTA; 

■|ONi:S,  ludv  H.;  JONES,  Leonidas  J.,  A:^'i>;  JORDAN,  Elizabeth  L.,  AAO;  JORDAN,  John  M.,  ATQ;  JOYCE, 

"lames  B.' 


K AMI  N^,  Dons.  Al.<h;  KI.ARXS,  Amos  R.,  |r.,  KA;  KEIFI'.R,  Robert  B.;  KITLY,  Sarah  L..  A*;  Kl-RSIA' 
John  \..  <I'AH,  Kl  1X1  R,  lanet  S.,  KA;  KEYSER,  lames  R.,  Ill,  <I'A(-);  KIMMICH,  Wilter  C,  lA;  KIM/KV 

■|^urici,i  \..  v:\\. 


KING,  loseph  W.,  i:N,  KINS!  R,  P;.rrici;i  I...  KA(-);  KINYON.  Briee  W.,  r<l>i:;  KIRKLAND,  Frankic;  KNAPP, 
Inhn  I  .;A1:'I>;  KRAMI  R,  Riehiird  \'.,  A  ILJ;  KRIPS,  Donald  A.,  IN;  KUCIK,  |ohn  11.;  LaLIHIRTI-,  I,.  Mane. 

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/•:/(;/////  row: 

I.WIMI  Rl.  lohii  II.,  AX  A,  !,\RIS|-,  Rieei  |.,  IN;  LASSITER,  Kenneth  R.;  I.IAOL'I.,  Elizabeth  A.,  A>l';  LI:F„ 
M.n\   I  .,  1K,I.H  .  KelKre.i  A.,  1.1  IBOWll/,  Roslyn  L.,  AE<I';  l.lAINi:,  Michael  \-.;  LEWIS,  Charles  \'.,  IN. 

Ninth  row: 

LEWIS,  Ciavton  W.,  A  lU;  LIBBY,  Rruee  |.,  'I'KT;  \m\\\.  Roberta  1,.,  Al  <l>;  LIDZ,  Edward,  ZBT;  LINEBERRY, 
Lucas  R.;  LINNEMAW,  .Adelia  P.,  IK;  l.l\  l\( ,( )( )l),  Maruarei  A..  inM>;  LOCKE,  Margaret  |.;  LONC;, 
George  L.,  <I>K I. 


LONG,  Suzanne  S.,  I.()\(,S\\()K  I  II,  RoIkh  M.,  I ,()(  )PI  R,  SIk  Ihi.i  |.;  I  ,oS  \SS( ),  Alvin   M.;  LOSl'l'.  Wilinor  II. 
Jr.,  BHII;  LUI.CII.NUI  R,  D.inid  P.,  Al'h,  l.LNDM  ARK,  K.uvu  I  .."l.LSlllS,  Don.ikl  \'.;  LYMAN,  David,   I  I. 'I' 


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Sophomores  1956 


First  roTc: 

MAW,  Bcvcrlv  I).;  .MAR!  I\,  Miles  H.,  |r.;  MARXIN,  Hckn  R.,  AAA;  MASON.  Ann  I,.;  MASSl  V,  W  illiam  J., 
Ill,  ATLi;  MAlim  WS.  lames  I  ..  A  lA;  AlcANALLV,  W'.inna  M.,  Zl  A;  McCALL,  Don.thv  R.,  ZlA;  Mc- 
COWKLL,  Amanda  1..,  AT. 

ScciDid  roil-: 

McCONXELL,  |ohn  C:.;  McCORMACK,  |ohn  X.;  McCUTCHKOX,  W  illiam  R.;  McKAY,  David  W'.;  McDI.R- 
MOTT,  ThomasJ.,  <J>KT;  McDORMAX,  Clarence  L.,  OKA;  McDOL'CiAL,  Charlotte  A.;  AlcFADDI'.N,  Don  C., 
*KS;  McFEE,  Charles  B.,  Ill,  *K1\ 

Third  rail-: 

McCRAXAHAN,  |ulia  F..;  McINTYRE,  Susan  M.,  nB<t>;  McKEE,  Alice,  KAG;  McLAWHORN,  JoAnne,  4>M; 
MI  FFI.RI,  William  G.,  *KT;  MENEFEE,  Samuel  W.,  Ill;  MERRELL,  Patricia  A.,  A<J>;  MEYER,  Herbert  F.; 
MIAFR,  C.ordonB.,  OKA. 

Fourth  row. 

MEWBORNE,  William  B.,  jr.,  ATQ;  MILES,  Margaret  R.;  MILLE:R,  Marilyn  J.;  MILLER,  Robert  C;  MILLER, 
Thomas  O.,  ^K^';  MOLLER,  Elaine  L.,  AF;  MONAHAN,  Elizabeth  N.;  MONEYMAKER,  Tom,  Jr.,  <i>K*I^ 
MOODY,  Thomas  W. 

Fifth  row: 

MOORE,  Calvin  T,  AS*;  MOORl',.  James  E.;  AlOORF,  John  F.,  BWO;  MOORE,  Katharine  C,  A<t>;  MOORF, 

Randall  B.;  .MORCK.  Ciretchen  I).,  AAA;  MORC.AX,  Richard  W.,  «r'A(-);  MORRIS.  John  E..  KI;  MOTT,  George  F. 

Sisth  row: 

MUMMA,  Gwcn,  KAH;  MURPHY,  Samuel  G.,  ATA;  MURPHY,  Ted  D.;  XACH.\L-\X,  Charlene  |.,  AF*;  XEAL, 

Jerrv  W.,  XFAL,  Rodney  D.;  XI'ALY,  David  L.,  OKA;  XFLSOX,  Barbara  L.,  XFWBURG,  Carl  A. 

Seventh  row: 

NEWELL,  Svlvia  ].■  XICKFL,  Laura  F.,  A<i>;  NOBLE,  .Mar\   |..  AAA;  NOLAN.  Patricia  W.;  NOLAN,  Robert  B., 

TE'^;  NORDLIF,"  Robert  S.;  NOR.\L\N.  William  H,;  NORRIS.  June  K.;  NOR\ILLF.  John  A. 

Eii^hth  row: 

OFXLE.  Nancv  E.,  KA(-);  OLINGI'.R.  R.  Joseph;  OLI\'ER.  Marearct  E.,  <FM;  OOSTING,  Jan  K.;  OWEN, 

Robert  E.;  OWENS,  Carolyn  P.,  AT;  PADGETT,  Douglas  \\.,  KS;>AC;F,  Celeste  B.;  PAGE,  Frances  L.,  AXil. 

Xii/th  row: 

PARKER,  Manton  C;  PAR.SONS.  W  ilham  I.,  |r.;  PARTLOW,  \irsinia  A.,  KKF;  PATTERSON,  Robert  A.,  KS; 

PEARL,  David  W..  <FKS;  PFNFIELD,  Laura  L.,  KAH;  PERKINS,  Gail  I',.,  A<1>;  PERRY,  E.Jane;  PERRY, Jerry  M. 

Tenth  row: 

PETERS,  Carolyn;  PETERSEN,  Lois  L..  KA(-);  PETERSON.  Norman  D.;  PHILLIPS,  Robert  W,  Jr.,  KA;  PICKENS, 

James  E.,  $KI;  PICKETT,  J.  Daniel,  ^lN;  POLLOCK,  Linda  L..  KKF;  POPE,  Richard  J.,  ATA;  PREISSLE,  Frank  P. 


Sophomores  1956 


PRl/Zl.  Anrhonv  R.,  IIKA;  OUATII.RBAUAI,  David  A.,  IlK-l-;  RAS  I ,  huiKs  B.,  RAICI.IFK,  Sandra,  OB*; 
RA  ICI.II'I  l\  (.LoruL-  I,.  'I'AH;  RATTS,  N'ancv  S.,  KKT;  RAU,  I.illian  ).,  KA;  Rl.ClNKLl.A,  \\illiam  K.,  *A(-); 
Rl  l)\l()\l).  JaiiiLsW..  jr. 

Second  roil': 

RKF.D,  HcnrKcra  II..  AAll,  Rl  1  1),  Thomas  H.,  Ki:;  RFKSF,,  Sidney  W'.,  jr.,  <1'A(-);  RFII),  Robert  |.;  RHODI'S, 

Helen  K.,  IIIM',  RiCI,  Fredrick  !..;  RICHARDSON,  James  \\.,  Ar<t>;  RISIFN,  Diana  I..,  I1B<I';  RISf-FY,  Richard, 

B(-.II. 

ThnJ  mzv: 

ROBI  R  IS,  .Michael  J.,  (-X;  ROBFRTSOX,  lack,  IIKA;  ROBFRTSON,  Thomas  F.,  ATQ;  ROBINS,  Herbcrr  T, 
IIK'I',  ROBINSON,  VVavnc  B.;  RODWI'.FF,  Roy  ().,  KA;  ROFFIN.SON,  .Mark,  'I'Ki:;  RO.MBFRCi,  Anne  N., 
AAll;  RO.MHIFF,  Donald  W. 

I'ljiirth  rnir: 

ROSSFR,  Gordon  1 1.,  jr.;  ROYAL,  Ronald  D.;  RUDD,  Robert  N.;  RUDY,  Ohver  D.,  <I'KS;  RUSSELL,  Thomas  E., 

'FK'F;  RUSTA,  Douglas  \\.-  SANDERS,  Nancy  V.,  KKF;  SCAIFE,  \Ailliani  ()..  jr.;  SCHLAG,  Nancy  C.,  ZTA. 

/•■//'///  nir: 

SCI  FVll  IT',  1  helma  S.;  SCHNEIDER,  Eleanor  |.,  KA;  SCHOEB,  John  W;  SCHULMANN,  Abbott  J.;  SCHWFICH, 

Susan;  SCUDIERI,  Philip  F.,  <I'A(-);  SEGAF.  Arlene  F.,  AE*;  SELBY,  James  E.,  KZ;  SENFF,  Diana  G.,  AF. 

Sixth  W1L-: 

SI  WIFE,  Steve  IF,  IW;  SHANAHAN,  Carroll  R.,  OKA;  SHANNON,  Thomas  H.,  KA;  SHEHEEN,  Fred  R.; 
SHI  Rl  R,  ludith  F.,  KA;  SHERRIFL,  Carol,  (F,\1;  SHOI',,  |aner  A.,  AF;  SHORE,  Fhomas  D.,  BWO;  SIMPSON, 
,\larv  F,  .\\il. 


SIMPSON,  William  R.,  jr.,  Kl';  S.VIATHERS,  Robert  IF,  XX;  SMIFH,  Carv;  SMIIII,  Delia  !„  Zl  A;  SMIIII, 
Gary  L.,  IlK'h,  SMUII;  Robert  F.;  SMITH,  Sidney  IF,  S.MHH,  William  C,  '1>A(-);  S.MI  I II,  William  j.  IF.  IX. 


SMI  I  1 1,  William  P.;  SNOW,  hmnne  H..  V.W,  SOMI'RNI'FF,  Bettv  F;  SOI  ().  Irene  C.;  SPAIN,  |unet;  SPARKFS, 
Beverlv  I,.,  SPARROW.  Robert  W.,  A  I  A,  SPI  AR,  Irances  C,  A-h;  SPIFF!  R,  Robert  \  .  B.,  jr. 


SPI  NCI:R,  William  |..  I1K'I>;  SPRINGS  ION,  Wen.kll  1..;  SPROIII-,  Robert  .M,;  SPRL'IFF,  Frank  C, 
|r.,  SI  AAIS,  Ann;  SI  Mill  Kl  R.  Carl,  A  I  A;  SI  \NB\CK.  N.  jean.  KA;  SI  \NI,IA.  i'red  I...  .\X  A;  SI  APFF- 
FORD,   Fhomas  C. 

If  nth  roiv: 

.SIAPFIS,  lohn  I.;  SliW  ART,  Carl  j.,  jr.,  Sll  \\  \RI.  Ka\,  \AI1,  SliWARI,  W  ilber  C.;  S  I  INI  SPRINC  i, 
John  A.;  .SIIFFFY,  Dennis  B..  .SFONI,  Sarah  b.;  SIRALS,  Beniamin  (,.,  Ai:'l';  .S  I  RICKI.AND,  .Marv  F.,  KA. 


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First  nii': 

STRITKHOFF,  Donald  A.;  STUART,  Svdncv;  SUITTR,  William  ().,   |r.;  SWAIN,  Nancy  F..;  SW'ARTI.IA, 

Marian  C,  OB*;  SWI'A'T,  Robcrr  i',.;  1  ATI'.,  Thomas  R.,  ATA;   1  AVI. OR,  Alar\  \'.,  AXLi;  TAYLOR,  Thomas  R. 


Snmid  mi:-: 

IF.MKO  Michael  IF,  ZBF;  FHOATAS.  Anne  T.;  THOMPSON,  Alma  L.,  AXLi;  THOMPSON,  Stuart;  THUSS, 
Robert  W'.,  <FA(-);  TIPTON,  Donald  C,  fI>Kl^  TRANTHAM,  Harry  I',.;  lURNBULL,  Nancy  M.,  AAA;  TURNI'.R, 
Henry  B.,  I\'. 


Thinl  nil-. 

TVNDALL,  Albert  F.,  AXA;  1  VSON,  Bruce  C,  jr.;  UNDERWOOD,  Earl  T;  \'ALENTINE,  Heath  I.,  IIKA; 
\ALENTINE,  Patricia  A.,  A<^;  \anCUREN,  Gene  L.,  ATA;  VanVVYCK,  Paul  R.;  VARDAKIS,  Anast  C,  <l>Kir; 
\-ARNFV,  ludith  A.,  KKT. 


Fourth  nil-: 

VFRHEY,  N.  Gary,  BHO;  \INSON,  \irginia  K.,  <})M;  A\'ADE,  Mary  T,  AT;  WADSVVORTH,  Grace  A.,  AAA; 
\\AGNFR,  Betty  L.,  AAA;  \VALTON,  Benton  H.;  WANGLEE,  \'ora\yee;  WARE,  Nancy  R.,  nB<I>;  WARRI'N, 
Glenn  L. 


Fifth  row: 

WASSON,  Donald  G.;  WEA\  ER,  Ann  A.,  ^M;  WEAVER,  Robert  E.,  BBO;  WEEMS,  Wade  S.,  <i)K4';  WEIN- 
BERG, Charles  P.;  WEIR,  Anthony,  300;  WELLS,  Henry  A.,  Jr.,  ^KE;  WELLS,  Hyman  G.;  WELLS,  Joseph  A. 


Sixth  row: 

WELLS,  Mary  A.,  A*;  WELT,  Deborah,  KKT;  WHEELER,  Helen  1..;  WHEELER,  Sally  C.,  OB*;  WHITE, 
Reba;  WHITEHURST,  Carol,  OB*;  WHITNEY,  Kenneth  L.,  Jr.,  i:N;  W  HYTE,  George  K.,  Jr.,  600;  WHYTE, 
LehaN.,  AT. 


Seventh  row: 

WILKINSON,  Thomas  (J.;  WILLIAMS,  jack  C,  \E<i>;  WILLIAMS,  L.  Neil,  jr.;  WILSON,  Beverly  W.;  WIL- 
SON, Peter  F.;  \\OOD,  Peg-y  A.,  KA;  W'OODALL,  loan  F.,  OB*;  WOOLSFY,  Bertram  F.,  Jr.;  WOOTEN, 
Chris  G„  AT. 


Fjii,hth  row: 

WOOIEN,  John  C;  WRIGHT,  Gary  C!.,  ZN;  WRIGHT,  Shirley  F.,  A(^;  WRIGHT,  Thomas  T,  HX; 
WUENSCH,  Richard  D.;  WYRICK,  David  H.,  ::N;  YARINGTON,  David  J.,  fl'At);  YOARS,  Peter  W.,  'I>K'F; 
YOH,  Harold  L.,  Jr.,  i;N. 


Xinth  row: 

YORK,    Richard    F.,    A1'<1',    YOUNG,    Stephen    G.,    ATLi;    ZAFFIRO,    William    R.,    ZFLLFRS,    Ronald    A. 

*K1^  ZENDA,  William  (i.,  IIKA;  ZIOLKOWSKI,  John  F.;  ZOLLFR,  Bernard  U.,  Jr.,  rx. 


Freshmen  1956 


/■int  roil-  ABBOTT,  Krcdtrick  C:.;  ABRAMS,  I.csIk-  |.;  ADAMS,  ManoriL-  A,;  ADCOCK,  Kenneth  I).;  ADDIN- 
rON  Sandra  I).;  ADDIS,  Harry  1..;  AIKKN,  Ann;  AKI  RS,  Douuhis  \,;  Al.l  XAXDI  R.  Frank  H.;  Al.l  XANDI  R, 
William  B.,  Jr.;  ALCARV,  W  illiam  P. 

Srami  roii--  ALLMN,  Bruce  B.;  ALLF.N,  Gerald;  ALLEN,  Richard  F.;  AIAORD,  Kenneth  B.;  AMSI.I  R,  John  IF; 
AXDFRSON,  Beverlev  A.;  AXDFRSON,  Douglas  G.;  AX13FRS()N,  Irnest  1..;  AXDI'RSOX,  Peter  C;  ARDII  (), 
Xicolas  B.;  ARMBRLS  I  I  R.  Alan  I'. 

ThirJ  roii-  ARMFII'.FD,  \:rmnia  A.;  ASKIX,  David  ].;  AS  FOX,  James  W.;  A  I  KIXS,  James  .\F;  A  IKIXSOX, 
William  \V.;  AUGFR,  Paul  C;  AL'MAX,  jason  R.;  AL'SFIX,  C:harles  I',.;  AUS  FIX,  David  W,  BABB,  Donna  K.; 
BABC:()CK,  Betsy  M. 

Fourth  row:  BACHTELL,  Clifton  M.,  Jr.;  BAGLEY,  Martha  M.;  BAKER,  Ardis  A.;  BALLANTYNE,  Bruce  H.; 
BALLARD,  James  E.;  BALLARD,  William  C.;  BALLOW,  Edward  B.,  Jr.;  BARABAN,  Harvey  M.;  BARKLEY, 
Frank  !..;  BARXI'S,  Marvin  F.;  BARRITT,  George  F. 

/■■/////  ro-^-:  BARRIXCFFOX,  Mariorie  C.;  BASSFll,  C:harles  1,.;  BALXiHMI'X,  Robert  J.;  BFAFF,  Anthonv  F.; 
BlAMI'.R,  Harold  L.;  BEAFFIE,  Margaret  F.;  BI:ATY,  Robert  C.;  BFCK,  Donald  I',.;  BEDFORD,  Jerrell  S.; 
Bl  I  KFR,  William  A.;  BELL,  Carolyn  K. 

Sixth  row:  BELL,  Frank  M.,  |r.;  BI'.FF,  John  M.;  BIFF,  Furher  1..;  Bl  .MAX,  Frances  W;  BEXDA,  Christian  J.; 
BEXDER,  Michael  S.;  BENNl'F'F,  Barbara  A,;  BFXXI  F  I,  Fau  rente  W.;  BI'.XSOX,  John  F.;  BFRGIiSEN, 
Richard  X.;  BFRTC:H,  James  I". 

Sririirh  r,nv  BI'.SF,  William  ].;  BIAIRIA',  ( ieorue  W.;  BIAIS,  Rieluird  W.,  lillkSIS,  Joseph  |.,  jr.,  BICil'FOW, 
W.uv  \  ;  BK.GFRS,  Helen  P!;  BI(  ,( IS,  ( Iharles  F.;  BFMFS  FI'.FI  R,  |ohn  I).,  BIRCIll  I  I,  |ohn  A.  k..  Ill;  BjOXIT- 
(,\RI).  Arthur  M.;  BFACK,   Ihomas,  Jr. 

Kwhrh  row:  BLAIR,  Robert  S.;  BLAISDELL,  Margaret;  BLAXCHARD,  David  I,;  BFAX  FOX,  Filhan  J.;  BFAFF, 
Daniel  H.;  BLATFXER,  Peter  W.;  BI,AZER,  Edward  P.;  BLF/ARD,  \ietor  P.;  BLOCK,  Bvron  B.;  BLOOM, 
Xancy;  BOGGS,  James  P. 

Miiih  row:  B()F|-„  \-inimia;  BOI.ICI  1.  B.ubara  M.;  BOM/.L  Richard  M.;  BOXIX,  W  illiam  X.;  BOOl  II  Y.James  A.; 
BOOS,  |ohn  D.;  BORCHARD,  Robert  M.;  BOSIIC,  Wavne  AF;  BOSW  I  I.F,  ForetroCi.;  BOURXI  .  Riehmund  W.; 
BOWD"!  X,  Anne  M. 

/;•/////  row:  BOVNF.X,  |ohn  IF;  BOW  I  X,  Kiv;  BOWI.RS,  Glenn  W.,  [r.;  BOYD,  Robert  C.;  BRADFORD,  Garv 
W.;  BRADFORD,  William  IF;  BRAGG,  Carol;  BRAL'DW  I  FF,  Marv  A.;  BRI  SLOW  ,  Harrv  F.;  BRIAX,  Betsy 
B,;  BRIAX,  Fota  F. 

riririilh  row  BRII  I  \hon  \  |r.,  liKOKI  \SI  IIRI\  Daiiha  C,  BROOKS,  Iruin  1..;  BROOKS,  I'anest  B.; 
BROOKS,  Faura  1,.,  BROOKS,  Finron  1  .,  BROOKS,  William  W.,  BROW  X,  Anrhon\  I  .;  BROWX,  Constance  A.; 
r.ROW  X,  Foil  A.,  I5ROW  X,  M.  Judith. 

rwclfili  row:  BROW  XI,  |ames  W..  jr.,  BROWXSOX,  I  red  ().;  BROM.IS,  Rou  an  M.;  BRC'FOX,  |ohn  .\I.; 
BL'CHHOF/,  Robert  B.; 'BUC  .(■!  FX.  Inula  \.,  BLFFOCK,  David  ().,  Bl  XCIl,  Ruth  D.;  BLXX,  lack  C.; 
BLRXS,  Robert  I  .,  BURR,  David  S. 

Thirteenth  row  I'.L  I  I  \L  Bernini  I  .,  BM  RS.  Robert  \1.,  B>RI).  Wade  R.,  1^  RXI  .  William  I).,  |r.;  CAISOX, 
Charles  C.;  CAl.DW  I  FF,  Xornian  I).,  CAFIIOL  X,  Ihomas  \.;  CM. I  OX,  Kenneth  |.;  CAXDFl'R.  William  F., 
Jr.;  CAXXOX,  Faura  R.,  CAPPI  FI.O.  John  J. 

l-oiirternth  row:  CARDEX,  Xorman  l„  III,  CARFSOX.  Clitiord  \.,  CXRMICIIMF,  |udith;  CARROFF,  Her- 
man G.;  CARIF.R,  Charles  E.;  CAR  FIR,  David  M.,  CAXXIA,  I  rank  I).;  CNXXOX.Kim  C.;  CARACRISII, 
Judv  Z.;  CARDOZi:,  Fernando;  CARR,  Donald  R. 


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First  row:  CARSON,  Jcnnv  VV.;  CASH,  William  I.,  jr.;  CASHW'l'.LL,  Dava  A,;  CASSIDY,  James  R.;  CHAFIN, 
Robert  N.;  CHAAIBI'.RLAIN,  Margot;  CHAPPI'LL,  Donald  L,;  CHARNFXX),  Dale  R.;  CHAT!  I'.RTON,  Allan  B.; 
CHKNI'V,  Willoughby  (;.,  Jr.;  CHILD,  .Mary  A. 

Smmi  roil-:  CHOAIJ',  Craig  D.;  CHROMICK,  |an  1).;  C:HURCH,  Marv  I',.;  CLANCY,  VVcmiell  \V.;  CLARKI"., 
Lewis  R.,  Ill;  CL1'A\I  ,  Carol  A.;  COHLI.,  Yank  D.,  jr.;  COFFFY.  John  H.;  COHI-.N,  Peter  !'.;  COLL,  James  !,.; 
COLI  .\LAN,  (ilenn  W. 

77»n/  rail-  COLLINS,  Dannie  ).;  COLQUIl  I ,  Carlton  B.;  CONF,  Carolyn  N.;  CONNOR,  Bruee  A.;  C:00PI:R, 
Flizibeth  C;  COPFLAND,  Fdward  M.;  CORN,  Charlie  M.;  CORNWELL,  Kenneth  L.;  CORNWFLL,  Richard  C.; 
COTTlNGHA,\L  Andrew  J.;  COUCH,  Vance,  Jr. 

Foiirrh  roic:  COURU.,  Alittrey  A.;  CRA\'FN,  Nicholas  S.;  CRAWFORD,  ALirgaret  P.;  CRAWFORD,  Nara-LeeS.; 
CRFADICK,  Anne  I',.;  CRFWS,  Lven  C;  CROSS,  Melissa;  CROSSLFY,  Jean  G.;  CROWI'.LL,  William  Ci.;  CULP, 
Charles  FL;  CULP,  Julian  .NL 

Fifth  roii:  CUSHMAN,  Nancy  R.;  CUSTFR,  Henry  L.;  DAGGITT,  Jack  F.;  DAHLGRl'N,  Paul  W.,  Jr.;  DAF 
Meiling;  DANFHOWFR,  Barbara  L.;  DANIFL,  James  W.  C,  |r.;  DAVIDSON,  Donald  R.;  DAVIDSON,  Ronald  F.; 
DA\IDSON,  Sally  A.;  DA\'IS,  Jean  G. 

Sixth  mil-:  DA\"1S,  Keith  T;  IXWIS,  W  ilda  A.;  DA\IS,  Willene  C;  DAY,  David  I'..;  1)1  AN,  Norman  W.;  Dk- 
ANGFLIS,  loseph  A.;  DFBRO\'NFR,  Steven  H.;  DeLONG,  Nancy  K.;  Dl'.NISl.,  Robert  P.;  DI;NKFR,  Neil  A.; 
DFNNi:,  Donald  R. 

Seventh  roii-:  DFNTON,  Donald  H.,  |r.;  DiiRlFNZO,  Eleanor  T;  DESCHLER,  Ralph  ).;  DE\\1:Y,  Richard  Ci.; 
DICKERSON,  Edmund  [.;  DICKI Y ;  Craxx  ford  M.;  DILLIF,  Harry  D.;  DOBBS,  Frederick  H.,  II;  DOBSON, 
John  AL;  DOSS,  Don  C.;"  DO  I  SON,  Ralph  G. 

Eighth  row:  DOUGHTON,  Sudie  H.;  DOWLING,  William  L.;  DOYLE,  Jamie  L.;  DRAWBAUGH,  Harrier  J.; 
DRYE,  Wiley  B.;  DUDLEY,  Robert  L.;  DUKE,  Charles  B.;  DUNCAN,  David  G.;  DUNLAP,  Elinor  R.;  DUNLAP, 
George  I'..;  DUNLF\-Y,  Charles  W. 

Xinth  row:  DUNN,  Alusette  K.;  DURFEF,  Alichael  F.;  DUTROW,  George  F.;  EAGLE,  Ellen  W;  EAGLE,  To- 
lora  A.;  EBERDT,  Arthur  j.  S.;  EDCiAR,  Richard  B.;  EDSON,  Pri.scilla  F;  EDWARDS,  Oliver  |.,  jr.;  EDWARDS, 
Roger  N.;  ELDER,  Jon  C." 

Tenth  row:  ELDREDC;i:,  Howard  S.;  ELLIOTT,  James  H.;  ENCK,  Thomas  E.;  ENGLISH,  Mary  E.;  I-.RWIN, 
David  B.;  ESKRIDGE,  Mary  L.;  FSPOSITO,  George  M.;  EV^ANS,  Mary  A.;  FABIAN,  Larry;  FALKl'.NBERG, 
Fredrick;  FAN'F,  Julie  B. 

Eleventh  row:  FARAIER,  Georgia  A.;  FARAIER,  Joseph  C,  Jr.;  FARRAR,  Albert  A.,  Ill;  FI'ATHl'.RS'FON,  Rob- 
ert D.;  FEIGENBAUM,  Irwin;  FELDMAN,  Stephen  R.;  FERGUSON,  John  C;  FERRO,  Angle  AL;  FETSKO, 
Robert  J.;  FINDLAY,  Andrew  M.;  FINEGAN,  Anne  T 

Twelfth  row:  FISHER,  l.arl  F.,  Jr.;  FISHER,  Howard  T;  FISHER,  Zane  B.;  FINKE,  lay  E.;  FITZKEE,  Archie  L.; 
FLANAGAN,  Clara  B.;  FLITCHFR,  Lindsav  C;  FLICKER,  |on  R.;  FLOYD,  Peter'  W;  FLYNN,  Douglas  S.; 
FLYNN,  Kathleen  I',. 

Thirteenth  row:  FOLKAIAN,  Bettv  A.;  FORD,  Richard  L.;  FORMAN,  David  AL;  FORI!',  Sallv  F.;  FOUSHl'.E, 
Lawton  I..;  FOWFFR,  Frances  l',.';  FRIl'DAll'.N,  Ira  S.;  FRIl'.ND,  Susan  R.;  FR^',  Donald  K.,  |r.;  1  R^  ,  Richard  A.; 
EYE,  Charles  C. 

Fourteenth  row:  (JAIERO,  Francis  E.,  Jr.;  GARDNER,  lames  B.,  Ill;  CJARRA'IT,  |oan;  C,AR\\  Perrv  F.,  |r.;  GAY- 
LER,  Bob  W.;  GFITNFR,  Alartha  H.;  GEORGE,  Ric"hard  J.;  GERBER,  NormanA.;  GERDFL,  David  H.;  (ilFF- 
HORN,  Ann;  CilLES,  |udirh  V. 


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Freshmen  1956 


l-inr  rr/t:-  (ilLl.l.ni:,  Allen  K.;  CilLlJKS,  W  ill.ird  \1.,  |r.;  (ill.l.lAM),  Klizahcrh;  CILTZ,  Chester  S.;  GIRAND, 
James  F.;  CM.ASKR,  Joel  S.;  Cil.KASON,  loan  ,\1.;  (.OOD.MAN,  Joseph  C;  (iORHAM,  Alonzo  1).;  (iRAK, 
Fredric  R.;  CiRAHAM,  Susan  F. 

Snwiii  roll-  (iRAllAM  1  homas  P.,  |r.;  (.RANOFF,  Paul  1).;  CRAM,  Betsx  ;  (.RANF,  Robert  N.;  (iRF.FN, 
Davul  !,.;  (iRI  I  \.  \ane\ ;  ( ;RI  I WVOOI),  Joseph  A.;  GRlXiORV,  jaequelyn  .\1.;  CiRlFFIX,  David  S.,  Jr.;  GRIG- 
Oll  II,  Nlargaret  P.,  GRIMAl,  Anthony. 

///;/,/  ro-.i-  GRISWOFI),  Robert  \.,  |r.;  GRGSZ,  Carolyn  F.;  CiRUBHS,  William  1).;  GRUBFR,  Janet  S.;  GRV- 
BOWSKI,  Kirk  R.;  FIAAG,  FimeneP.;  HAGFV,  King  A.;  HACiFIR,  Sarah  S.;  IIAHN,  Flizabeth  H.,  IIAFF, 
Wanda  1  .;  HAMRICK,  Barbara  V. 

Foin/h  mi--  1 1  AMA  Anna  1  .;  1  lANKIXS,  Stephen;  HAMMFR,  Steven  F.;  HANSFN,  John  E.;  HARNFY,  Greg- 
ory \  lURPFR  lames  W.,  Ill;  HARRFFSON,  Wallace  C;  HARRIFF,  Patsy  F.;  HARRINGTON,  Paul  J.; 
1  lARRlS,  Jessie  .\F;"  HARRIS,  Richard  F. 

/•,/>//  ro-^-:  HARRISON.  William  IF,  |r.;  HARRISON,  William  F.;  IIAR'I,  Alice  F.;  HAR\FY,  Miles  H.; 
IFA  FCHI:R.  Nora  S.;  HAM'.S,  David  R.";  HAYI-.S,  Michael  G.;  HAM'S,  Ihonias  F.;  HAYNF,  James  A.;  HAYNJ-.S, 
Ronald  A.;  HI'.BI:RFI:1N,  Gustav  \\. 

Sixth  nu:-  HFINFKFN,  Theodore  S.,  ill;  HFFMFR,  Elizabeth  R.;  HEFMS,  Roy  G.;  HEFTON,  Ronald  F.;  HEN- 
DERSON, Harriet  W.;  Hl'NDRIX,  .Muriel  F.;  HENFEIN,  Carl  A.;  HENRY,  Arthur  R.;  HERMANN,  Nicholas  A.; 
HI  RNDON,  I  laine;  HISS,  Walter  I  . 

.Srir//////Y;i;;HFS'FFR,(:arir,.,  Ill;  lll(;KIY,Kieran  Q.;HK;HS.\U  III,  l.inda\\'.,lllFF,  David  S.;HIFF,  lames  W., 
III.;  HIFF,  John  W.;  HIFF,  Nancv  K.;  1111, 1  Y,  Robert  B,;  HINKFF,  Richard  F.;  HINKFF,  William  S.;  HIN- 
TI'.RNHOFF,  .Mary  T 

Eiiihth  rrra-  HIRSCH,  Donald  B.;  HISS,  Nancy  F.;  HOCHRFITi:R,  AFirv  G.;  HOFFl MAN,  Richard  P.;  HOFFEN- 
GRI-.IN,  Jon  E.;  HOFFOW'AY,  Joanna  M.;  HOFFOWEFF,  Finuood  B.,  jr.;  HOF.NF  Roberta;  HOFMAN, 
Billie  J.,  HOFSCF.AW',  Fynn  !,.;  HOFSINGI'R,  Paul. 

Xiiiih  mn:  HOWARD,  llenrv  1..;  HOW  ARD,  Kav;  HL'ANC;,  (ierald  M.;  IIUBI'R,  William  R.;  HUCIKABFI,, 
Cannon  H.;  HUDSON,  Georue  C.,  |r.;  HL'CiHFS,  John  F;  HL'MPHRIA,  Christian  C;  HUPPMAN,  Findsav  B., 
Jr.;  HUSBANDS,  Cecilia  A.;  HUSII  R,  Richard  H." 

leiitl,  rov::  FIUiC:illNS()N,  1  homas  P.;  HU  FCHISON,  Charles  IF,  UNMAN,  Carol  A.;  IRONS,  Marian  CF; 
IR\IN,  Henrv  C.;  IRWIN,  Thomas  B.;  I\I:Y,  (ieoree  I'..;  |ACK,  Claude  K.;  lAMASON,  Barry  W;  FAMES, 
Marilyn  M.;  JAMISON,  Carol  R. 

Elfirnih  miv:  lASPI'R'I,  Geor-e  IF,  III,  |IFFI  RS,  Carl  \F;  |l-  T  1  ,  HarriiiKin  IF;  |OIINS()N,  Charles  A.;  |OHN- 
SON,  Frances"  F.,  |OI  INSON,'  lames  P.,  "|01  INSON,  loanni!  |()I1NS()N,  Walter  A.;  |OHNSF()N,  William  M.; 
JOM  S.  j.imes  \1.,' J()\l  S.  Ju.inua  \.        ' 

/i;r/////  /V.U.JON  IS,  Maruaret  \'.,  |(  )M  S,  .Vlarv  I'..;  JONES,  Perr\  I.,  |ORl)\\,  David  F.;  |ORDAN,  Fnink  N.; 
lORDAN,  Gladys  .\F;  jUDI  IF,  Anne  M.;  lUERGENSMEYER,  luhanC".,  jUFI  S,  Arnold  ).;  KARGON,  Robert  IF; 
KAUFI MAN,  iduardS.,  Jr. 

riiiriirnih  n-a:  KAL  Fl  \1\\\,  Karl,  K  \L'  I/,  Peter  I  .;  Kl  ARNS,  |ane  I  .;  Kl  I  \  I  R,  Nancv  A.;  Kl  IIFMANN, 
Sevni'Mir  1.,  Kl  l\l.  Chirl-.iie  S  ,  Kl  l\l.  Robert  \F,  Kl  FFI  Y,  .Sarah  "C;  Kl  FFN,  Clint<ui  W'.;  KFMPI.I  R,  Roeer; 
Kl  NDM.F.  Shirlev    \F 

l-oiiritriith  roii-:  K\\S\\)\ .  (  h.irles  1).,  Kl  \\l  KIA,  \niK  R  ,  Kl  RCIIM  R.  |,,hn  I  .,  Kl  RNS,  Pat  A.;  Kl  YIS, 
Harriet  F.;  KI.MMI'FF,  Ralph  I  .,  Kl\(..  FeRo\  II.,  Kl\(.,  I'Inlhp  \1.,  KIWIM  \\,  Kav  A.,  KFOMAN,  Wil- 
liam C;  KNAPP,  R(!gcr  B. 


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First  roil-:  KNlCiHl,  Francis  M.;  KNIGHl,  Nancy  L.;  KNOVVLES,  Joan  B.;  KOHL,  Robert  K.;  KONEFAL, 
Walt  A.;  KOROTKIN,  Michael  P.;  KRAMER,  Robert  A.,  |r.;  KRAUSE,  Richard  C;  KREPS,  Arthur  E.;  KREID- 
LER,  Dave  B.;  KRUSI".  John  C. 

Snwui  nnv:  KUI'.BI.I'.R,  Charles  H.;  FACY,  Alexander  B.,  |r.;  FAHURD,  Neil  F;  FAMBI-.Rl,  Ihomas  K.;  FAM- 
BRAKOS,  Cieorge  F.;  FANE,  Ciarv  C;  FANU,  |oan  F.;  FANCIER,  Ciiiv  F.;  FANXiS'FON,  William  U.;  FANNINC], 
John  T;  FASn  TER,  Jeri  W.        '  " 

Third  row:  FATFMi'R,  Ellen  |.;  FA\'ERTY,  Robert  O.;  I^AW'RI'NCE,  Robert,  III;  FAVSON,  Zed  C;  FI'.A 
Roberta  E.;  FEAMl'.R.  \ivian  "(i.;  Fi'l,,  Carolvn  P.;  Fl'E,  Patricia;  FI-dS'FI'.R,  Howard  J.;  FE\!\,  James  S.;  Fil'.- 
brecht,  Claudia  A. 

Frjiirth  row:  FINDEN,  John  E.;  FINDENMEYER,  James  W.;  FINDER,  James  H.;  FINDSAY,  Sarah  A.;  FINSERT 
Marguerite  H.;  FINTON,  William  R.,  |r.;  FIPPINCOTT,  Milton  A.;  FITTFI'.,  Frederick  B.;  FIXINGSTON, 
Fcwis;  FOGAN,  Feonard  G.,  Jr.;  FOMTF,  Ronald. 

Fifth  row:  FOWE,  1  hurman  F.;  F()\AER,  Dav.d  A.;  FUCAS,  Alice  C;  FUCE,  William  P.;  FUSBY,  Fucinda  T; 
FUTZ,  Robert  A.;  lANCH,  John  1).,  Jr.;  FYON,  I'xUvin  R.;  FYON,  Peter;  AF.\c:l'WEN,  Richard  A,;  A1a(;I\()R, 
X'irginia  C. 

Sixth  row:  MACKINNON,  William  H.;  MAFONE,  Michael  T;  AF\NNING,  Marie  J.;  MARCOVECCHIO,  Joe; 
MARGUFIES,  Karen  F;  -MARQUIS,  Dean  A.;  MARSHAFF,  \'irginia  H.;  MARTH,  lohn  G.;  MARTIN, 
Charles  R.;  MARTIN,  Elizabeth  P.;  MARTIN,  Foren  W. 

Sezriith  row:  MOTFEY,  Sandra  |.;  MAUNZ,  Don  F.;  AF\Y,  Jimmv;  .\F\YFRS,  Judith  D.;  .\F\YNARD,  David  F.; 
MAYNARD,  Peter  H.;  MAZZOTTI,  Richard  R.;  McANAFFY,  William  |.,  Ill;  McCONNEFF,  Hilda  A.;  Mc- 
CONNEFF,  William  G.;  McDOWEFF,  Jessie. 

Eighth  row:  McFADDIN,  Judy  V.;  McFARFAND,  Robert  B.;  McGREGOR,  Frank  H.,  Ir.;  McINTRYE,  Fred  H., 
Jr.;  McMATH,  Kerbert  K.;  McMICHAPX,  Margaret  F.;  McMlFFAN,  William  O.;  McSHERRY,  John  A.;  MED- 
FIN,  Elizabeth  C;  MERCHANT,  Margaret  A.;  MASSEY,  Anne  A. 

Ninth  row:  MERRITT,  James  E.;  METTS,  Ruth  M.;  MICHAUD,  |ohn  C,  Jr.;  .MIDGETT,  .Martha  |.;  .MIFFFR 
Cledith  A.,  |r.;  A4IFFER,  Donald  F;  MIFFFR,  Fred  H.;  MIFFFR,  |ohn  M.;  MIFFFR,  ,\Fargaret  |.;  MIFFI'.R, 
Richard  P.;  MILLER,  William  E. 

Tmh  row:  MILLHAUSER,  Robert  L.;  MILLIKEN,  Anne;  MILLNER,  Pryor  R.;  .MIFFOR,  James  E.;  MIFUS, 
Mary  M.;  MITCHEFF,  Arthur  R.,  Jr.;  MITSCHEFE,  George  K.;  MOGOF,  Fouis  M.;  MOODY,  John  A.; 
MOODY,  Mary  F.;  MOONEY,  Timothy  C. 

Eleventh  row:  MOORE,  Margaret  ].;  MOORMAN,  lames  W.;  MOORE,  Temple  C;  MOORi:,  Wilhurn  F.;  MOREY, 
Samuel  W;  MORGAN,  Anne  W;  MORGAN,  Wilter  C.  B.;  .MORIN,  AFix,  [r.;  MORREFF,  Prior  S.;  MORRIS. 
Marion  F.;  MORSE,  Carolyn  F. 

Twelfth  row:  MOSTE.FFER,  Mary  E.;  MOTE,  Deana  J.;  MOTT,  Carlese  C;  MUFFHOFAND,  Alfred  D.;  NASH, 
lames  D.;  NEFKEN,  Fcona  J.;  NEWEFF,  Kathleen  B.;  NEWMAN,  Karil  F.;  NEWTON,  Margery  J.;  NI'.Y, 
"Edward  A.;  NICHOLAS,  Jim  H. 

Thirteenth  row:  NICHOLSON,  Mary  H.;  NICKERSON,  Richard  P.;  Nl\ISON,  Arthur  E.;  NOFFER,  Leslie  A.; 
NORRIS,  Jesse  A.,  |r.;  NORTHINGTON,  Sarah  |.;  NOR'FHROP,  William  H.;  NOR'FON,  Allvn  S.,  [r„  NOR- 
TON, Earl  D.;  NUTTER,  Nancy  A.;  OAKES,  Claude  R. 

Fourteenth  row:  OCHS,  Robert  E.;  O'CONNEFF,  lames  H.;  OLEJAR,  Peter  P.  D.;  OFIVER,  Jos6  E.;  OFMSTED, 
Mary  M.;  OSBORNE,  Harry  A.;  OV\  EN,  AshlevF;  OTSTOT,  Roberta  M.;  OVTRCASH,  Peggy  J.;  OVERAFAN, 
Donald  E.;  OWENS,  William  F.,  Jr.  '  " 


Freshmen  1956 


l-irs-r  mil-:  F.\(il  ,  I);.vui  A.;  PA(.I  ,  Richard  C;  PACil',,  Xir-inia  R.;  PANCAKl,,  Paul  C;  PARA,  Richard  A.,  PAR- 
ISH, Charles  W.;  PARKS,  l.mda  A.;  PAR,S()\S,  Larrv  V,.;  PATI.RSOX,  Hueh  H.;  PKARCK,  Rohcrr  |.,  |r.; 
PEARSON,  Narrv  H. 

Secmdro-u.-:  PI-.NW,  Donald  M.;  PKPPF'R,  lack  I,.;  PKRKIXSON,  Lcland  J.;  PKRSONS,  Marv  C;  Pill  RS,  Wil- 
liam T;  PrrrRSON.  Karl  B.;  PFEIFFER.'Carl  {.;  PHIL,  Leonard  P.;  PHILLIPS,  |oc  \1.,  |r.;  PHILLIPS,  Kath- 
leen A.;  PHILLIPS,  Russell  A. 

Third  TO-.;;  PIIOI  MX,  |nhn  \V.;  PICKIII  ,  Harrier  M.;  PICKFT'L,  Thomas  F.;  PIWFLL,  Sheldon,  R,;  PII  F- 
\UN,  Kennerh  A.;  Pl.A  I  I ,  jane  IF;  PFFS,S,  |ohn  G.;  POLACK,  Ernest  IF;  POOLE,  lames  W.;  POOLE, 
Ihomas  IF;  POS  FHU  MLS,  Robert  K. 

Foiir/h  roii-:  PRATE,  James  D.;  PRE\()S  1,  Stephen  AL;  PRICHARD,  John  A.;  PRINCE,  Bessie  A.;  PROBERT, 
lames  L.;  PRUNER,  John  S.;  PUETl ,  Amv  E.;  PUGH,  George  W.;  PUGH,  Marcus  \\',  Jr.;  PURDV,  James  L.; 
■qui ELI  AN,  Elizabeth  I'. 

/•■;////  loiv:  RADFKER,  Walter  S.,  Ill;  RAI  BURN,  Sandra  B.;  RANKIN,  Dorothv  B.;  RAO,  Carl  I).;  RAPI'R, 
Marilyn  |.;  RATHMEFF,  Jack  E.;  RATFIFF,  Norman  B.,  |r,;  READE,  Rhodnev  B.;  READING,  James  I..,  II; 
RE.ASOR,  Carolyn  S,;  REDDING,  James  O. 

Sixth  nr^-:  K\\'D,  George  F.;  REGISTER,  Elizabeth  S.;  Ri.IBFR,  V\  illiam,  II;  REICHARD,  W  illuni  A.;  REIN- 
HARD!',  .\Firv  F;  REFSE,  Nancy;  RHETT,  Thomas  H.;  RICKS,  Charles  V,;  RIDDICK,  [oseph  H.,  |r.;  RIl'.STER, 
William  R.;  RIPPEF,  Robert  R.' 

Scvnith  roii-:  RrFCHIi:,  Marvin  B.,  jr.;  RIUI'S,  SalK-  A.;  ROBBINS,  Chandler,  III;  ROBl  R  IS,  David  B.;  ROBI.R'F- 
SON,  lerry  R.;  ROBER'ESON,  Marion  D„  |r.;  ROBISON,  Michael  F.;  ROIXil  RS,  Rebecca  H.;  ROI  ,  C:harles  R.; 
ROGERS,  John  H.;  ROHN,  William  J.  A.  ' 

Eighth  nra.-:  RONEY,  Robert  K.,  Ill;  RONSON,  Kathleen  A.;  ROSENBFAFT,  Leonard;  ROSS,\L\NN,  Herbert  A.; 
ROUSi:,  Dorland  E.;  ROUSE,  Henry  M.;  ROY,  Phyllis  J.;  ROYALL,  Theodore  S.,  |r.;  RUDISILL,  Stephen  G.; 
RUPPERl,  Noel  F.;  RUSCH,  Kurt  B. 

\ij,/h  roiv:  RUSHING,  Shade  AF;  RUS.S,  jaaiuelvn  A.;  RUSE,  Henrv;  RUI  ISHAUSl  R,  Richard  G.;  SAARI, 
|ohn  W,  S  ADFl  R,  I.euis  I  .;  SAERR  ,  HeniN  I.;  SAFI',  |ane  I..;  SAFOMON,  Rov  B.;  SAMUFF,  |oel  \1.;  SAND, 
Robert  I  .  ■  " 

Tfiith  row:  SANDERSON,  John  R.;  SA  1  FEREII'FD,  Winnie  I).;  SA\A(iE,  Robert  B.,  |r.;  SAYRI\  Robert  B., 
Jr.;  SC.AT'FERGOOD,  Robert,  III;  SCHAEFEER,  Stephen  |.;  SCHAEI'R,  Conrad  B.;  SCI  I  \"UB,  Carl  D.;  .SCI  HIKE, 
Herman  I',.,  Jr.;  SCHFEI',  I'rederick  A.;  SCHOCK,  Garl  E'.,  Jr. 

Ekirnrh  /yy-r.SCHLFF,  Iduin  G.;  SCI  lUFI  R,  I  lubertC.;  SCI  IWI  I  171  R,  Peter  1.;  SI  \RS,  William  |.;  SIA  FUR, 
IndithC,  SII  \1  I  I  R,SieplKn  R.;  SIIANFR.  Robert  1..;  SI  I A  NK,  Georiie  1  .,  SHANKFIN,  Richard  \'".,  Ill,  Sll  \RP, 
I  leanor  (,.;  SHI  \  VA  ,  ClaM.  n  I  .,  Jr. 

Tur/fth  TO-a;SHI  IIADI,  llorenee  (,.;  SIIORl,  Bettv  |.;  SIIORI,  S\  Ivia  F;  SIIUFI  R,  Melissa  B.;  SIDIROWF, 
Richard  F.;  SII:GF1N(.,  Maudakn  M.;  SlFl  R,  R..berr  I.;  SIIAIRMAN,  Ronald  ).;  SIMMONS  \lar\  \.,  SIM- 
MONS, Sylvia  S.;  SIMPSON,  Gail  J. 

'Ihirnnith  ro-^;SIMS,  David  \I.;  SINK,  |oseph  S.;  SINK,  Robert  C,  SINK\V\^,  |..n  G.;  SKI'FF,  |av  1  .;  SFADI', 
Faird,  SF^h,  John  S.,  SMIFIA,  Karl,  SMUII.  IVinaid  R,  Jr..  S\ll  HI,  Dorothx'l..,  S\ll  111,  Fli/aberh  A. 

roiirnrnih  rnir.  SMI  111,  liiKr\.  Ill,  SMI  III,  |ohn  M.;  SMI  III,  Enhh  A.,  SMI  111,  P,nvell  S.;  SMI  111,  Rav  S., 
Jr..  SMI  1  II,  Warren  (^).,  SNOW,  Peter  I).;  SNM)I  R,  Susaniie  C;  .S(  )B(  )C1NSKI,  Robert  W;  SOUl.l  ,  Bruce  \V.; 
SOU  I  II  \RD,  I  h/abeth  F. 


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First  ro-ii':  SOWDI.R.  Gene  J.;  SPKCTOR,  Larry  D.;  SPEIGHT,  James  S.,  Jr.;  SPELLER,  Jon  P.;  SPIELMAN 
Warren  R.;  SPIKES,  I'rca  B.;  SPITLER,  Dave  R.;  SPRAGINS,  Yvonne  W.;  SPROLES,  Elijah  T,  III;  SPRUNT 
Alice  H.;  STALEY,  William  C. 

Sao/id  ro-iv:  SIAMEY,  Enoch  L.,  Ill;  STARNES,  Walter  B.;  STEEKEN,  Patricia  A.;  STEINMETZ,  William  |  • 
STEWIS,  Margaret  I.;  STI'AEXS,  Phvllis  A.;  STEWART,  Alarv  C.;  STEWART,  Robert  W;  STILES 
Lawrence  W.,  STILL,  Eugene  E.,  Jr.;  STlAlPLE,  Richard  B. 

Third  row:  STOUT,  James  T,  jr.;  STRAUB,  Karl  D.;  STRAWTHER,  Richard;  STRAYHORN,  Carl  \^.;  STRICK- 
LAND, Gerald  C;  STRITE,  Claudia  J.;  STROUD,  Margaret  E.;  STUCKEY,  Lewis  N.;  STUMPF,  Karl  J.;  STUR- 
DIVANT,  Susie  AL;  SULLIVAN,  James  R. 

Fourth  raii'.- SUMMER,  William  G.,  ]r.-  SUMMERS,  Virginia  G.;  SWAN,  Helen  H.;  SWF:NS0N,  Exiwin  A.;  SWIN- 
DELL, William  H.;  SWOFFORFJ,  |ames  E.;  SWOFFORD,  Frank  W;  SYDENHAM,  Barbara  M.;  TABOR 
Gary  R.;  TAFE,  Patricia  D.;  TAFT,  Joseph  M. 

Fifth  TOu.;  TALCOTT,  Nancy  J.;  TAYLOR,  Bonnie  R.;  TAYLOR,  Herbert  A.;  TAYLOR,  Thomas  W;  TAYLOR 
William  Al;  TELLER,  Donald  E.;  TEAIPLE,  Peter  L.;  TEMPLE,  Jim  J.;  TERRY,  Lewis  N.,  Jr.;  THOAl  AS  lohn  B 
THOAL\S,  Nancy  E. 

Sixth  row:  THOA4AS,  Sarah;  THOAIPSON,  Charles  A.;  THOMPSON,  Robert  K.,  Jr.;  THOMPSON,  Thomas  M  • 
THORE,  Robert  E.;  THRASHER,  Randolph,  H.;  THULANDER,  Odin  A.;  TIBBETTS,  John  W;  TILLOTSON 
George  A.;  TILLOU,  Dana  E.;  TIAIBERLAKE,  Byron  B. 

Seventh  row:  TODD,  Alary  H.;  TODKILL,  Burton  J.;  TODT,  Nancv  W;  TOIA,  Frank  P.;  TOMPKINS,  Grovcr  R.; 
TOTTEY,  Alfred  G.;  TOWE,  Rolf  H.;  TSCHINKEL,  Heinrich  M.;  TUCKER,  Sue  A.;  TURNER,  John  Al  |r  • 
TURNER,  Lewis  J. 

Eighth  row:  TURNER,  Mebane  E.;  TURNER,  Webb  W;  TURNER,  William  H.;  TURTON,  Alichael  H  • 
TUTTLE,  Alarcia  L.;  TYLER,  Bobbie  J.;  UPA1EYER,  Ernest  A.,  Ill;  URBAN,  Nancy  L.;  VANDERBECK  Ran- 
dall B.;  VAN  HETTINGA,  William  L.;  VAN  METRE,  John  L.,  Jr. 

Xiiith  row:  \'ARCOE,  John  R.;  VAUGHN,  Charles;  VREELAND,  Jay  S.;  \\^\GG,  Thomas  E.,  Ill;  WAGNER 
Alark  W;  WAGNER,  Nicholas;  WALDERMAN,  Howard;  WARD,  John  R.;  WARD,  Patsv  J.;  WARDEN 
William  S.;  WATERS,  Annette. 

Tenth  row:  WATSON,  Richard  F.;  WATSON,  Theron  P.;  WATSON,  William  T;  WAYS,  Diana  J.;  WEAVER, 
Thomas  H.;  WTBB,  Carole  [.;  WTBB,  George  W;  WEBER,  George;  WEED,  Richard  L.;  WELCH,  Bertrand  C, 
Jr.;  \\  ELLALAN,  \\illiam  A.,  III. 

Eleventh  row:  WTNBI'.RG,  |ulia  L.;  WERNER,  Barbara  ).;  WESLEY,  Robert  J.;  WTST,  Robert  M.;  WEST,  Wil- 
liam K.;  WE^TAIORELAND,  Donald  R.;  WETZLER,  Philip  H.;  WHEELER,  Frederick  |.;  WHITAKER,  Cecil  F. 
Jr.;  WHITAKER,  Eleanor  G.;  WHITAKER,  Hugh  E. 

Twelfth  row:  WHITESIDE,  Alildred  K.;  WICHTERAIAN,  Darlene  A.;  WIEGERINK,  James  G.;  WILLS, 
Charles  W;  WILSON,  Alexander  E.,  Ill;  WILSON,  Alexander  AL,  III;  WINDLEY,  David  C;  WINE,  Charles  J.; 
WINSLO\\',  Wkde  D.;  WINTERHALTER,  Don  K.;  WINTON,  Elizabeth  L. 


Thirteenth  row:  WITTENSTEIN,  Fcrnand  Al;  WOLFSON,  Carl  S.;  WOOD,  Gaylord  A.,  Jr.;  WOOD,  Richard  A., 
Jr.;  WOOD,  Richard  J.;  WOOLERY,  lames  G.;  WRIGHT,  Janet  L.;  WRIGHT,  Richard  A.;  WRIGHT,  Winter; 
WYANT,  Everett  W.;  WYNN,  John  D. 


Fourteenth  row:  YARGER,  Noel  H.;  YELTON,  William  W;  YENGST,  Charles  R.,  Jr.;  YIP,  Alma  G.;  YOUNG, 
John  W;  YOUNG,  Noel  W.,  Jr.;  YOUNG,  Wilham  A.;  YUDT,  Henry  J.;  YURA,  Joseph  A. 


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Student  Goiermnenl.  First 
row :  Tliain,  Mimro,  Emory, 
Clarke,  Hunt.  Bisclwff.  Sec- 
ond row :  Brady,  Jessiip. 
Deichmann,  Raught,  Forbes. 


Nurses' 
Activities 


The  Honor  Council,  Judicial  Board,  and 
Executive  Council  constitute  the  nucleus  of  the 
activities  of  the  School  of  Nursing.  Chief 
among  the  S.G.A.  projects  this  year  was  rais- 
ing money  for  the  Florence  K.  Wilson  scholar- 
ship fund  which  had  been  started  the  previous 
spring.  In  addition  to  this,  the  council  began 
publishing  a  newspaper  for  expression  of  stu- 
dent views  on  dorm  issues  and  set  up  a  long- 
needed  S.G.A.  office. 


Members  of  Judicial  Board  are.  First  rov 
chojf,  Tuckuood.  Second  row :  Hunt,  Da 


Rene,  \.\funrn.  Ru- 

s.  lo/itz,  McS'ichol. 


Honor  Council  iiiemlvrs.   I  st  r :   Mcl.evi.  .4llen.  Ciirran.  Hunt.  Lip- 
perl.  Clarke.  Ind  r:  l\le.  Kcnrntt.  Kui^Lwd.  Stark.  Ranuy.  Speixht. 


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A  student  nurse  can  swap  her  prim 
white  starched  uniform  for  an  evening 
dress  in  just  about  no  time  Hat.  However 
rigid  and  hard  is  her  schedule  of  work 
and  study,  there  is  always  time  to  squeeze 
into  her  tight  schedule  a  little  social  life. 
There  is  never  a  shortage  of  student 
nurses  at  Duke's  big  weekends  and  fra- 
ternity parties — that  is,  for  those  who  are 
not  so  unlucky  as  to  be  on  night  duty  at 
the  hospital. 

Hardly  a  patient  would  have  recognized 
his  "angel  of  mercy"  had  he  seen  her  at 
the  annual  Hanes  House  Christmas  Dance 
as  she  entertained  amid  a  sparkling  back- 
ground of  tinsel  and  Christmas  lights.  As 
the  perfect  "top  of  the  tree"  touch  to  the 
colorful  scene.  Dr.  Edward  Stuart  crowned 
Lucy  Wilson  queen  ot  the  1955  cele- 
bration. Besides  Lucy,  the  women  in 
white  boasted  campus  celebrities  including 
Lois  Plummet,  1955  Homecoming  Queen, 
and  Bobbie  Bell,  Sweetheart  of  Sigma  Chi. 


I. on  I'liaininr  ami  I. my  Wilso/,  iirn-  chosen  this  yr.ir  js  Homaomiiin 
Qinrn  ,md  Queen  of  the  Hanes  House  Christmas   Dance    respect  reel  y. 


Nurses' 
Beauties 


the  Nurses'  Beauty  Court  this  war  contained  the  folhruinic  Lucy  Wilson.  Hrita  Rredenher^-,  Ann  Wmfield,  Cenie  Jacohy,  and  Girmy  /essup. 


While  the  patient  receii-es 
ij.wi^eii,  student  mines  Shir- 
t,'x  Ihvis  md  Jean  Miinrn 
diak    his    chart    and    pulse. 


Hospital  Life 


The  freshman  nursing  student  re- 
ceives her  initial  blow  when,  in  register- 
ing for  classes,  she  finds  that  Duke 
undergraduates  are  classified  as  "men, 
women,  and  nurses."  Despite  this  dis- 
tinction, her  first  year  is  that  of  a 
liberal  arts  student.  With  all  classes  on 
Kast  Campus,  she  does  her  part  in  sup- 
porting the  Durham  Transit  (Company, 
(he  second  year  brings  her  closer  to  the 
hospital,  with  all  classes  on  West  and 
the  privilege  of  donning  her  "blues"  and 
"whites"  for  a  few  hours  of  ward  work. 
Then,  as  the  thrill  of  being  in  the  hospital 
wears  off,  the  nurse-to-be  finds  that  the 
scholastic  approach  to  knowledge  is 
easier  on  the  feet  than  the  experimental 
method  of  learning.  It  is  easy  enough 
to  discuss  problems  in  pediatrics,  but 
hypothetical  patients  are  not  always 
typical — and  oranges  take  to  injections 
better  than  people  do;  but  then  come  a 
diploma,  and  only  the  pleasant  memories 
remain  as  the  nurse  proudh'  flourishes 
her  signature  with  "R.N." 


At  the  pediatric  clinic  of  Duh  Hmpital,   -^e  tiiid   ■.Indent   nurse   Iran 
Renul:  as  she  efficiently  iiriiihs   in  and  weauirt\   her   vo///;,i;  patient. 


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Stiich-nt  iiiiru-  X.imy  Bischnl}  lirdiis  up   iii,\tu.iii,  i:    //;/, 
.r  ur;«i;f  /;/  the  »n;inim-  rn„m  M  a  Diihe  Hospir.,1  Iji: 


hi  Ho-^h,hi.  the  pnihitru    zi:nJ  of  Did;-  HospiiM.    \iir.<,-    hi„    Kriiick 
toi/i/orrs    ami    cheers    up    a     \oiinf>    patient    after     hn     eye     operation. 


In  the  obstetric  ivarj,  stu- 
dent nurse  Mary  Jo  Infialls 
feeds  a  t%i-o  day  old  hahy. 


Senior  Nurses 


l-'irst  ron: 

AJAC.  1X)N\A  M.,  Coral  Cables,  Ha.;  BANCKIIR,  BKLII  |i;  1).,  Atlanta,  C.a.;  HARMS,  RUBY  C,  l.umbcrton, 
N.  C;  BISCHOFF,  NANCY  A.,  HazcKvood,  N.  C;  HOOF,  LUFTTA  N..  Yadkinvillc,  N.  C;  BUl.l.lXAN  1 , 
BFN'FRFY  M..  I'.lmuood  Park,  111.;  BURNS,  OPAL  M.,  Hickory,  N.  C. 

Second  n,\i-: 

CAMPBI'I.I.,  MAR^  I  .,  Sumnur.svillc,  W.  \a.;  CARR,  CKI.IA  A..  Rnckv  Foiiit,  \.  C.;  CLARKF,  CAROL  1., 
Srcltnn,  N.  I.,  I)A\1S.  SIIIRI.FY,  Columbia,  S.  C.;  FORBIS,  WlLHIi.MlNA  A.,  Camp  Hill,  Pa,,  CIRRINC  ;IR, 
,\1.\R^   L.lla/cluood.  \.  C.;  CRAHAAl,  AUDRFY  J.,  Xincland,  N.  j. 

Tliird  mv:: 

C;RI(;C;S,  C;AYI.A  \L,  Poplar  Branch,  N.  C.;  HAMMET,  MARGARET  E.,  Durham  N.  C;  HARLAN.  PA  I  Rl- 
CIA  A.,  Pirr.sbur-h,  Pa.;  HAYNIS,  NANC:^-  |.,  Albemarle.  N.  C;  HAYNIE,  CHRISTENE,  Marshall,  N.  C:.; 
HI  DCICOCK,  .MARY  C.,  Marnnsvillc,  \a.;  H'UDSON,  JUDrFH,  Fort  Myers,  Fla. 

i'mirtli  rir^-: 

HUNl ,  LIBBY,  Pleasant  (Jarden,  N.  C;  JAMES,  KATHERINF  B„  Ashcville,  N.  C;  H'.STER,  SUI".  1)..  Crccnville, 
S.  C;  KISI'.R,  JESSIE  P.,  Concord,  N.  C;  McLEAN,  NANCY  C,  Shclbv,  N.  C;  .McLFLLAN,  MARY  A.  (Mrs.), 
Durham,  N.  C;  MUNRO,  JEAN,  Mount  Wrnon,  N.  Y. 

l-ifth  roii-: 

OLINIR,  i:.  LUTRI'.LLi:,  Hampronvilk-,  N.  C.;  PASCHALL,  F.\L\LA  I'..,  Creensboro,  N.  C;  PATI.IJDOS, 
KAIIII  RINF  L.,  AshLvilL,  \.  C.;  PA  I  RICK,  ANNFTLE  M.,  Raleigh,  N.  C;.;  PERROW,  ALARY,  Altavisra, 
\a.;  PIIRCi:,  RU'FH,  Dillon,  S.  C.;  PIFRCI'.,  SYIA'IA  1.,  Jack.sonvillc,  Fla. 

.S;.v///  ron: 

PLUAIAII  R,  LOIS  I,.,  Brevard,  N.  C;  RFNICK,  [FAN,  W  dliamsburu,  \a.;  RIDI  ()U  I  .  AlARLFNF  R.,  Ahidison, 
111.;  SILLMON,  MARY  N.,  Greensboro,  N.  C.;"SALALL,  S.  BRADLEY,  Rakmh,  N.  C.;  SAIITH,  jOANN  F., 
Winston-Salem,  N.  C;  SMFFH,  MARGARET  L.,  Henderson,  N.  C. 

Seventh  row: 

STILES,  MARjORII    I.,  Summit,  N.   |.;    I  A  I  I,,  XIRCINIA  A.,  Libertv,  N.  C;    ll'AGUF,  ANN  I  .,  Franklin, 

N.  C.;  THOALAS,  Jl  .ANINl    /,.,  Pinevillc,  W.  \a.;  WA  I  KINS.  AL  LIE.  Potsdam.  N.  Y. 


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Junior  Nurses 


First  ran-: 

BAUGHAN,  Jo  A.,  Princess  Anne,  \1J.;  HKDKI.L,  Fhvllis  .\1.,  Wcsrhckl,  \.  J.,  Bl.1.1.,  Bobbie  I..,  Ailiimton,  \a.; 
BLACK,  Marcia  C,  Dania,  Kla.;  BLINSON,  Sybilcne,  Wendell,  \.  C;  BRADY,  Carol  A.,  ']"akonia  Park,  Aid.; 
BRAWLEY,  Frances  K.,  Moorcsville,  N.  C;  BREWKR,  Alarojric  A.,  Graham,  N.  C. 

Second  row. 

BROWN,  Joann  C,  Dunbar,  W.  \'a.;  CHANDLKR,  |ane,  Sumter,  S.  C;  CHANDLER,  Patricia  (;.,  Ashevilk,  \.  C.; 
CHA\'IS,  |o  A.,  Charlotte,  N.  C;  CHURCHILL,  N." Yvonne,  Rockv  Mount,  N.  C;  COCHRAN,  Sarah  I',.,  Charlotte, 
N.  C;  CONAN  r,  Linda  A.,  Durham,  N.  C;  CRADDOCK,  Russclline  B.,  Greensboro,  N.  C. 

Third  row. 

CUL\'ER,  Sarah  A.,  Wilminaton,  N.  C:.;  CURL,  Mickey  L.,  Durham,  N.  C;  DEICHMANN,  (iretchen  E.,  Durham, 
N.  C;  DEWEIN,  Sue  A.,  Freebure,  Illinois;  EDENS,  Mary  A.,  Durham,  N.  C;  ENGLAND,  Dorothy  E.,  Marion, 
N.  C;  FER,\L\N,  Dawn  L,  Myrtle  Beach,  S.  C;  GALLIENNE,  Nancy  H.,  Canton,  N.  C. 

Fourth  roiv: 

GOLDSMITH,  Marcella  ).,  Charleston,  W.  Va.;  GRI'ENW'OOD,  Sue,  C:harlotte,  N.  C;  CiREGORY,  Mary  K., 
Little  Silver,  N.  J.;  GRIER,  Shirlcv  AL,  Matthews,  N.  C;  HAGER,  Donna  V.,  Burlington,  N.  C;  HOFFA1AN, 
Barbara  J.,  Naples,  Fla.;  HOPKINS,  Beverley  B.,  Short  Hills,  N.  J.;  HO\\F,  Shirle>-  L.,  Tampa,  Fla. 

Fifth  ro-^-: 

HOWELL,  Nancv  L.,  Wadesboro,  N.  C;  HUNT,  Christia  E.,  Durham,  N.  C;  INGALLS,  Alary  J.,  Rockingham, 
N.  C;  INGLE,  Patricia  A.,  Raleigh,  N.  C;  JESSUP,  Virginia  C,  Pilot  Mountain,  N.  C;  JOHNSTON,  Virginia  A., 
Lafayette,  R.  I.;  KELLER,  Katherine  A.,  Staunton,  \^a.;  LaRUE,  Patricia  P.,  Raleigh,  N.  C. 

Si.xth  ro-ii-: 

LAWHON,  Emma  |.,  limmonsville,  S.  C;  LINDGRI'.N,  P.  Anne,  Sea  Girt,  N.  |.;  AlvcNARY,  Sue  A.,  Ciarden  City, 
N.  ¥.;  MEYER,  Gloria  E.,  I'lkins,  W  Aa.;  PARDUE,  Marv  A.,  Durham,  N.  C";  PARKER,  Jean  C,  Camden,  S.  C; 
PECK,  C.  Joyce,  Fairmont,  W.  \a.;  QUINN,  Edna  B.,  Washington,  D.  C. 

Seventh  row: 

RAINEY,  Eriiene,  Warwick,  \^a.;  RAUCiHT,  C.  Cynthia,  Lewes,  Del.;  REECE,  BeveiK  |..  Hibiscus  Isle,  Fla.; 
REICH,  Alarv  E.,  Durham,  N.  C;  RUSH,  Carolyn  A.,  Camden,  S.  C;  SCHREINER,  Maruarer  A.,  Daytona  Beach, 
Fla.;  SMITH,  Frances  Al,  Burlington,  N.  C;  SPEAKER,  Sharon  L.,  Wilmington,  N.  C. 

Eighth  row: 

STARK,  Alary  A.,  Greenville,  N.  C;  STEWART,  Fran  C,  Alexandria,  Va.;  THAIN,  Alma  AL,  Asheville,  N.  C; 
THOAIAS,  Kathleen,  Ft.  Lauderdale,  Fla.;  THOMPSON,  Kay,  Aydcn,  N.  C;  TILLETT,  Tanya  D.,  Kitty  Hawk, 
N.  C;  TUCKER,  Betty  Gene,  Amory,  Aliss.;  WAYT,  Carol  E.,  Alorganton,  N.  C. 

Alnth  row: 

WHITLEY,  Anne  L.,  Concord,  N.  C;  WOOTEN,  Lois  G.,  Worcester,  Alass.;  WORRELL,  Joan,  Bath,  N.  C; 

YOUNG,  Alary  Anne,  W'ashington,  D.  C. 


The  officers  of  the  Junior  Class:  Reese  (vke-pres.) . 
Brawley  (president),  and  Sullivan  (secretary}. 


Sophomore  Nurses 


First  roil-: 

\\  1  l'\  \hirv  I  I);n  r<m,  ( )hio,  Bl.L'M,  |udirh  |.,  B^ilrimorc,  Aid.;  BOND,  1  larner  I  ..  Princess  Anne-.  Md.;  BRl  1)1  \- 
kl'RC  Brira  \1  lair  i.aun,  N.  |.;  BRl.NNAN,  Flora  K.,  Cincinnati,  Ohio;  BROL'C  iHAM,  Bctrv  !..,  Atlanta,  (ia.; 
BR()\\  N,  Beverly  A.,  Hickory,  \.  C;  BRUl'.GGEMANN,  Ann  B.,  Cincinnati,  Ohio. 

Snoiiii  rtj-iv: 

COIN  \larilvn  R.,  Washington,  Pa.;  CROOKS,  Martha  S.,  College  Park,  Md.;  I)A\'1S,  |anct  L.,  Havana,  Cuba, 
DWIS  Nancv  R.,  Columhi;i',  S.  C;  VLD,  Barbara  |.,  Hopewell,  Va.;  FliNNELL,  Molly  R.,  Newberry,  S.  C;  FINN, 
Joan  R.,  Shaker  Heights,  Ohio;  FRFKMAN,  Flizaberh  A.,  Hendersonvillc,  N.  C. 

Third  roil': 

C  ARDM'R,  Flarnet  ).,  Balboa,  Canal  Zone;  GARDNER,  Julia  A.,  Gastonia,  N.  C;  HANGER,  Barbara  R.,  Jackson- 
ville Fla.;  HENRY,  .\larvlvn  L.,  Elizabeth,  N.  J.;  HILL,  Sarah  E.,  Smithfield,  N.  C;  HILLOVV,  Gail  L.,  Washington, 
I).  C;.;  HUDSON,  Meredith,  Ft.  Myers,  Fla.;  HUTCHISON,  Joe  A.,  Greensboro,  N.  C. 

l-'oifrth  roii-: 

KERR,  Rachel  |.,  Durham,  N.  C;  KORLEGAY,  Margaret  A.,  Donna,  Texas;  LAMBERT,  Barbara  L„  W  inchester, 
Mass.;  LAMBER  I ,  |oan  G.,  Mebane,  N.  C;  LOGAN,  Agnes  W.,  Sumter,  S.  C;  LOVE,  Jovce  A.,  Lnirinburtr, 
N.  C;  McLAMB,  Patsy  P.,  Goldsboro,  N.  C;  MITCHELL,  Katherine  L.,  Mt.  Olive,  N.  C. 

Fifth  ro^^: 

MULLIS,  Carol  A.,  Midland,  N.  C;  PAUL,  Ellen  j.,  Sarasota,  Fla.;  PEI'IFEER,  Frances  A.,  Quincv,  111.;  Rl  (.IS  I  IR, 
Margaret  R.,  Clinton,  N.  C;  ROPER,  Carol  A.,  Port  Washington,  \.  Y.;  SCHOLDI.RI'R,  Ann  N.,  North  Caldxsell, 
N.  J.;  SHEFFI'.Y,  Nancy  I'.,  Lynchburg,  \a.;  SHELOR,  Mary  A.,  Sumter,  S.  C. 

Sixth  row: 

SHIPHERD,  Kav  !,.,  W  instnn-Salem,  N.  C;  SMITHWICK,  |o,  Jamesville,  N.  C;  SPI'.IGHl ,  Ahntha  R.,  Suffolk, 
\a.;  SPRAGUi:,  Dale  P.,  Parksles,  \a.;  TAYLOR,  Terrv  L.,  Ridgevvood,  N.  |.;  TI'MPLETON,  .\lar\  I  .,  \larthcs\s, 
N.  C:.;  THOMPSON,  Betty  F.,  Wilmington,  N.  C;  VanMETRI',,  Nancy  L.,  Charlestown,  W.  \a. 

Seventh  rrjiv: 

WmiESIDE,  Sarah    |.,   Durham,   N.  C.;    WILDER,  Judv,  Rvdal,   Pa.;    W  II.SON,   luev   I  .,  Chapp;u|ua,   N.   Y.; 

WILSON,  Roberta  E.,"  Brand\  uine,  Md.;  YON'F'/,  Beth,  Chri.sman,  III. 


S,.i,h„imn-  Class  officers:    'lud-iioo.l    ( T.    /'.), 
/(r.i,/i    (S,r.).   hiNii   (I'res).   lireiiihvi   (Imis.). 


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Freshman  Nurses 


First  mii'.- 

ADAMS,  Kav  F.;  ANDERSON,  Janet  M.;  AN  THONY,  Judith;  APPLE,  Nancy  L.;  BARC;^  ,  Joan  L.;  BENNETT, 

Rita  J.;  BIDIJ:,  LciLani  J.;  BO(;(iS,  Elizabeth  D.;  BRADY,  Nancy  A.;  BRANCH,  Barbara  G. 

Secnvd  r/nv: 

BRANDON,  Ehzibcth  \'.;  BROADWAY,  Patricia  B.;  BUHLER,  Jcanncttc;  BURGEES,  Eleanor  S.;  BYE,  Con- 
stance E.;  CANNON,  Elizabeth  A.;  CARNEY,  Eleanor  A.;  CHESHIRE,  Nancv  C;  CLEVENGER,  Sue  E.  COL- 
GEAZIER,  SarahJ. 

Third  rou\- 

COLLINS,  Doris  E.;  CONANT,  VVilla  AL;  COX,  Suclla;  CURRAN,  Nancv  A.;  DATSON,  Alvcc  L.;  DA\nS 

Anne  \\'.;  DAY,  Jane  V.;  DE\X:)L,  Frances  E.;  DRAKE,  Patricia  R.;  DURHAAL  Jean  G. 

Fourth  roir: 

EMBREE,  Eleanor  |.;  FERGUSON,  X'irginia  L.;  ELEMINCi,  Ellen  Y;   FRONEBI'RCiER,  Rebecca  I).;   ERYE 

Doris  E.;  GAMON,  Helen  M.;  GAY,  Barbara  J.;  CiUSTAXVSON,  Dulcie  C;  HI'DRICK,  Betty  J.;  HENSLEY,  Ty  S. 

Fifth  row: 

HESTER,  lulia  G.;  HOUCK,  Doris  E.;  HUNSCHE,  Susan  M.-  HUNSICKER,  Nancy  E.;  JACOBY,  Geni  R  • 

JERANKO,  Mary  B.;  KERSEY,  Linda  R.;  KLINGENSMITH,  Louise  M.;  KNOPH,  Mary  J.;  LEMPERLE,  Bette  L. 

Sixth  row: 

LIPPERT,  Norma  N.;  LLOYD,  Susan  E.;  MacNICOL,  Margaret  E.;  MALLARD,  Carolyn;  MANUEL,  Patricia  G.; 
MARTIN,  Lyda  S.;  MATLINGLY,  Mary  M.;  MAZZA,  Norma  G.;  McCACHREN,  B.  Jane;  McCORMICK, 
Rosalie  T 

Seventh  row: 

McCRACKEN,  Jo  A.;  MEACHAM,  Carolyn  S.;  MULL,  Marian  R.;  NEWCOMB,  Gayle  B.;  NICHOLS,  Mary  R  • 

OLSEN,  Frances;  OTT,  Dorothy  A.;  PARKI'R,  Anne  E.;  PENNINGTON,  Nancy  L.;  PHELPS,  Rebecca  I. 

Eighth  row: 

PYLE,  Martha  B.;  RAS.MUSSEN,  Marilee;  REGISTER,  Sandra  J.;  RITCHIE,  \^irginia  I.;  RIDDICK,  Sarah  E  ; 

RISSLER,  Nancy;  ROBERTSON,  Mary  E.;  ROHRHURST,  Barbara  L.;  ROSS,  Carol  J.;  SAYRE,  Mary  F. 

Ninth  row: 

SCHAIBERGER,  Anne  C;  SMITH,  Millicent  C;  STARLING,  Nancv  R.;  STEINFELDT,  Sallv  A.;  SYDOW 
Patricia  A.;  TATE,  |ane  E.;  THOMPSON,  Anne  S.;  TUCKWOOD,  Gwvnnc  E.;  VURGASON,Junc  L.;  WAL- 
DECK,  GailM. 

Tenth  row: 

WALKER,  Nancy  I',.;  WARRFN,  \'irpinia  A.;  WHITLEY,  Elizabeth  G.;  WINFIELD,  Frances  A. 


Freslnmn  officers:  McNichol  {V.  P.),  Winfield 
(Sec),  Durham  (Treas.),  Froneberger  (Pres.). 


Diikc  I'Lncrs:    1  he  Man  WhoCiamc  to  Dinner 


STUDENT  GOVERNMENT 
ASSOCIATIONS 

JUDICIAL  BOARDS 

FRESHMAN  ADVISIORY  COUNCILS 

STUDENT  UNION 

CAMPUS  CHEST 

SOCIAL  STANDARDS 

STUDENT  CO-ORDINATE  BOARD 

STUDENT  FORUM 

ALPHA  PHI  OMEGA 

TRADITIONS  BOARD 

COURT  OF  CLAIMS 

Y.M.C.A. 

Y.W.C.A. 

CHAPEL 

KAPPA  CHI 

PUBLICATIONS 

ENGINEERING  ORGANIZATIONS 


DUKE  PLAYERS 

196 

LH 

HOOF  'N'  HORN 

198 

158 

GLEE  CLUBS 

200 

160 

SHOE  'N'  SLIPPER  CLUB 

202 

162 

DUKE  SYMPHONY 

203 

164 

CONCERT  BAND 

204 

165 

AMBASSADORS 

205 

166 

PEP  BOARD 

206 

167 

MARCHING  BAND 

208 

168 

DUKE  BROADCASTING 

209 

169 

BENCH  AND  BAR 

212 

169 

PRE-MED  SOCIETY 

213 

170 

NAVAL  R.O.T.C. 

214 

172 

AIR  R.O.T.C. 

218 

174 

SEMPER  EI  DELIS 

Tl^ 

181 

NURSES'  EDUCATION  CLUB 

223 

182 

CHAPEL  CHOIR 

224 

192 

IN  MEMORIAM 

225 

M.S.G.A. 


The  goal  of  the  1955-56  administration  of  the 
Men's  Student  Government  Association  was  to  acti- 
vate three  facets  of  student  organization  and  repre- 
sentation. First,  they  attempted  to  expediate  legis- 
lative action;  second,  to  consolidate  and  stimulate 
existing  agencies  of  the  MSGA;  and  finally,  to 
strengthen  co-operation  with  the  student  government 
by  means  of  an  intensified  public  relations  program. 
The  applications  of  MSCJA  efforts,  as  well  as 
legislation,  were  carried  our  under  the  auspices  of 
the  presiding  officers  of  the  Association. 


\/r«>  Sni.lail  (unrnimrm  .-hswulion.  ,««//.«,-,/  ,,/  rrf'i 
rjili  Irjlrrinly.  the  tihieltr/hlenis,  jiul  fhr  Jmhiiun  Imiisn 
each    ii-rek    to    trim    out    the    man)     pruhlrnn    ivliich    ar 


rixularly 


The  ten  members  of  tin  li) 
B.  I.ongsivorth,  ].  Eiii(!eu 


I'JU,    \l,„^  StiuUlllGt 
H    Buulhuii.  X    Will. 


men!  Aisoeuirioh 
[    B,ck,  H.  B, 


alu/iet  are  the  Jolloicuin.  ji  they 

nett  (President),  E.  Fisher,  E.  Presto. 


d  in  order 
D.  Dnjfe; 


Ich  r„  nglit; 
id  /.  .\l.ittheii-s. 


To  fulfill  their  two  objectives,  MSGA 
consolidated  the  weaker  campus  organ- 
izations into  its  cabinet.  To  take  care  of 
this  growth,  ofHce  space  was  expanded, 
and  improved  equipment  installed.  How- 
ever, the  primary  concern  of  council 
action  was  to  extend  student  benefits; 
MSGA  created  a  student  examination 
hie,  a  tutoring  bureau,  and  a  court  of 
Common  Pleas;  through  SGA  negoti- 
ation, sophomores  were  allowed  to  re- 
tain automobile  privileges,  and  Easter 
vacation  was  extended.  Another  act  of 
legislation  was  the  rule  that  in  the  case 
of  damage  to  a  student's  room,  the  stu- 
dent body  is  responsible  if  no  individual 
be  found  guilty.  At  the  end  of  the  year, 
three  thousand  dollars  of  surplus  funds 
were  invested  to  provide  income  for 
future  use  to  students;  this  will  insure 
continued  advancement. 


Herd  Bennett,  iiho  is  a  member  of  ODK  and  Old  Trinity  Club, 
was  the  President  of  the  Men's  Student  Government  Association. 


155 


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rhmughour  rlu-  \cars  of  its  ortrani/.a- 
non  ar  l)ul<c-,  rhc  Woman's  Srudriir 
(iovcmmcnr  Association  has  presented 
l''ast  ('ampus  with  a  program  of"  pro- 
gressive legislation.  Thanksgiving  holi- 
days and  one  o'clock  permission  on 
Saturday  nights  are  examples  of  past 
S(iA  legislation.  (Continuing  this  \ear 
in  the  tradition  of  realizing  student 
needs,  this  organization,  under  the  leader- 
ship ot  l'".lsa  Reese,  raised  funds  and 
made  provisions  for  a  new  I'oreign 
Student  Scholarship  l-'und  next  \ear, 
reformed  the  Bermuda  shorts  rule,  re- 
organized the  student  go\  ernmeiif  1)\ 
revising  the  Constitution  and  1)\ -laws, 
and  re-ariiliated  with  the  National  Stu- 
tlent  .Association.  .After  much  delibera- 
rion,  the  assemhl\-  voted  to  rejoin  NSA 
in  order  to  obtain  a  nation-wide  audience 
lor  views  and  opinions  expressed  by 
Duke  women  stuileiits. 


W.S.G.A. 


The  Association  is  made  up  of  rhc  entire  student 
body,  but  works  through  a  couneil  and  auxiHaries. 
The  officers  elected  b\  the  Woman's  (College  students 
compose  the  council,  which  directs  activities  and 
considers  legislation  of  the  membership.  The  aux- 
iliaries play  a  vital  part  in  the  operation  of  admini- 
strative activities.  Established  in  1955,  the  volunteers 
making  up  the  auxiliary  help  in  the  office,  keep  up 
the  exam  rile,  and  publicize  acti\ities. 


■s^ 


Mimbtrs  uj  the  Wonun's  StiiJtiil  Goviriiiiient  Assochitwii  Coiituil  .m;  1st 
row:  A.  Alexander,  L.  Hanford,  G.  Stmtton,  J.  Perry,  C.  Marconi,  E.  Reese, 
L.  Williams,  N.  Saunders,  B.  Quillian.  B.  U'ehb.  B.  Hatcher.  2nd  row: 
B.  Boyd.  A.  fervey.  T.  McBride.  M.  Hadley.  D.  Glenn,  S.  Pfohl.  J.  Din- 
'u.-oodey.    E.    Pritchett.    T.    BarcUft,   P.   Stanslwry.    I).    Wasden.   S.    Davis. 


157 


Memhrs  of  ilie   Men's    jiuiicial   Board   scared    around   the   table    from    left   to   right   as    they   try    judicial   cases    are   as    follows:    Duk 
Hubert,  Bill  Frnierkk,  Bill  McLain,  Sam  Jacobson,   Verne  Caviness  (Chairman),  Bob  Martin,  Jim  Warren,  Bill  Harrison,  Bryant  AUiridge. 


Judicial 


Men 


'erne  Caiiness  n  the  Men's  Jiidi- 
ial  Board  (.'h.iinnan  and  belonns 
',  I'ln  Hela  Kafpa  and  Red  I'nars. 


The  Men's  Judicial  Board,  composed  of  nine 
students  from  the  junior  and  senior  classes,  was 
headed  by  \erne  (Caviness.  Serving  two  very  neces- 
sary functions,  the  main  purpose  was  to  uphold  the 
laws  of  the  university  and  to  rule  on  any  infractions 
which  were  called  to  their  attention.  In  addition,  the 
Judicial  Board  ruled  upon  the  constitutionality  ot 
university  regulations  whenever  the  Men's  Student 
Government  Association  requested  that  it  do  so; 
in  this  \\a\'  a  system  of  cheeks  and  balances  was 
maintained  between  the  legislature  and  the  )udieiar\'. 

When  a  regulation  was  broken,  the  case  was 
brought  to  the  Board  b\  the  Dean's  otliee,  b\  the 
IIX]  (]ourt,  or  by  the  campus  police.  The  defendant 
v\as  then  summoned  to  a  closed  meeting  alter  an\- 
necessar\'  investigation  had  been  made.  There  the 
defendant  and  any  witnesses  that  accompanied  him 
stated  the  case;  the  rule  which  had  been  broken  was 
explained  to  the  defendant,  and  the  otlense  was 
defined.  After  considering  the  ease,  the  men  rendered 
their  decision,  then  referred  the  sentence  ro  the 
deans  for  confirmation  before  it  was  announced  ro 
the  defendant. 


By  considering  cases  encompassing  everything 
trom  rule  violations  to  honor  code  ofienses,  the 
Woman's  College  Judicial  Board  works  to  insure 
harmony  among  students,  rheir  rules,  and  the 
administration.  The  hoard  is  composed  of  repre- 
sentatives elected  from  each  dorm  and  from  the 
Town  Girl's  Club.  Besides  serving  on  the  central 
organization,  it  is  the  job  of  the  "Judy  Reps"  to 
clarify  the  regulations  and  proceedings  of  Judicial 
Board  in  their  houses  and  to  preside  over  House 
Council  cases.  This  system  of  representation  gives 
each  member  of  the  Woman's  College  a  medium 
through  which  to  voice  her  ideas  and  opinions. 

Top  officers  of  Judicial  Board  are  chosen  by  the 
student  body  during  spring  elections;  this  year  the 
board  was  headed  by  Sarah  Pfohl  and  Mary  French. 
This  branch  of  WSGA  made  itself  felt  by  setting 
up  a  traffic  appeals  court;  others  realized  their 
presence  in  more  subtle  ways.  The  work  of  the 
court  is  held  confidential;  individuals  are  given 
hearings,  and  each  case  is  determined  only  after 
considering   the  defendant   individually. 


Boards 


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The  Chairman  of  Judicial  Board, 
Sarah  Pfohl,  also  a  member  of 
White  Dmliy  .wd  I'hi  R,h,  Kapp.i. 


Women 


Menihers  of  the  Woman's  College  Judicial  Board  arc  as  follows,  left  to  right:  Mary  Ann  French,  Sharm  Stokes,  Sylvia  Mathis,  Salty  Cray. 
Mary   French,   Sarah  Pfohl,   Elsa  Reese,   Ricky   Tegtmeyer,   Bede  Bob  Sasser,   Mancy    Whanger,   Shirley   Lindquist,   and  Nancy    Riidolpli. 


Bnh  F.adie.  ch,iirm,iii  of  Men's  Freslini,ui  AJiis//r\ 
Coiwal.    ,s    in   AS  ME  ami  on   I'liHicitmm   Hoar  J. 


The  task  of  rhc  Men's  I'AC^  is  ro  aid  tVcshincn 
in  their  adjustment  to  college  life  during  their 
first  year  at  Duke.  The  council  assumed  the 
responsibility  of  checking  with  the  freshmen 
regularly  and  helping  them  with  the  man\- 
problems  that  arose  during  their  first  months 
at  school.  Advisers  saw  that  their  freshmen 
learned  the  rules  of  Duke  social  and  academic 
life,  became  acquainted  with  the  campus,  found 
their  way  to  classes,  and  occasionally  dropped 
in  on  East  Campus.  Although  a  difficult  and 
sometimes  futile  job,  P'AC^s  found  their  reward 
when  the  freshmen  became  assimilated  into 
Duke  life. 


Men^s  FAC 


I- AC,  Ut  r:  hey.  Belts,  ForekuiJ,  l)iiJI,\.  S,h-,ijr:, 
EjJie,  l.uhon.  foli/ison,  RohlJ,  A/vnurlix.  I  lamer. 
2iid  r:  Giiishitrj!,.  Kieiile,  Smnoje,  Keyes,  (.'npehiiJ, 
EKnleston.  Hearn,  Meivhorne,  Wanrnioord,  Patlon, 
Kramer.  ?rd  r:  Johnson,  Teniko,  Spencer,  Hilles,  Rich, 
Cal-.erf.  Ij>~u:e,  Baker,  Di/Jfey,  Robertson,  Young,. 
4th  r  Morgan,  Hayes,  Beacham,  Crews,  Baiimer, 
l'rnii\.     Williams,    Turner,    Neal,    Hynson,    Hug,. 


Mrwhr>-  cjfihe  Women's  Fmh»LW  Aiivmny  Coiinal 
jrr  on  rhc  First  Row  :  I'llina,  Meii-horm,  Gaims, 
fane,  Maha/ies,  Mason.  IXtus,  Johnson,  Brooks,  At- 
kinson. Adams,  Stokes.  Second  Row :  Kohler.  Gregg. 
Poindexter,  Shrk-er.  Allen.  Bickharl,  Council,  McCle- 
ment,  Strader,  Biirney,  Hart.  Third  Row :  Alexander, 
Jordan,  tJeizer,  Felson,  Shi/ey,  Tobias,  Milteer,  Ket- 
ner,  Corpening,  Williamson,  .Morris,  Baker,  Hundley. 


Women's  FAC 


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.--«      V 


A  constant  source  of  advice  and  friendship 
and  an  occasional  source  of  blind  dates,  the 
Freshman  Advisory  Council  assists  newcomers 
in  adjusting  to  college  life.  "But  Sylvia,  I'm 
failing  a  course.  .  .  .  Why  do  I  have  to  sign 
out  for  Hoboken?  .  .  .  What  is  this  assembly, 
anyway?"  These  and  many  more  trials  and 
tribulations  are  smoothed  over  by  the  ever 
sympathetic  "big  sister"  FAC's. 

Members  of  the  council  are  chosen  for  out- 
standing qualities  of  character  and  leadership. 
Their  job  is  to  turn  a  confused  freshman  into  a 
less  confused  Duchess — a  challenge  only  for 
the  best! 


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,  Davn 

Cham 

lan  of  the 

Women's 

Freshman 

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sory  Co 

incil.  IS 

1  meinher 

of  .I-BK 

wd  <1'KA. 

The  Hoard  of  Goirrnors:  H.  Gnffilh.  M.  CounaL  E.  I'ns 
I.   H.irhwn.    R.    Knhhr,   S.    jett.    B.    Teller,    D.    Felso 


.  a.  Strjtlo 
\l.   laeks,, 


Last    February,     the    Duke    Student 

Union  celebrated  its  first  birthda\'.  De- 

^^^  signed  to  accommodate  men  and  women 

^^T*T  T  r^I^XT'T"^  students,  this  youngest  of  campus  organ- 

k3   1    LJ  i^li/xN    1  izarions  provided  students  at  last  with 

an  on-campus  center  tor  enjoying  recre- 

U  ational    and    cultural    acn\ities.    Among 

^  1  V  J^S  other  things,  the  building  supplied  rooms 

in  which  organizations  ma>'  hold  meet- 
ings and  publications'  staffs  can  work  in 
adequate  office  space. 
The  Srutlenr   Union   administration   is  made  up  of  the  Hoard  of    .\d\  isers,    a 
Board  of  (iovernors,  and  a  board  of  chairmen  of  the  six  commitrees.  ,\lr.  William 
(JrifHth  is  Director,  and  Jim  Harbison  ser\ed  as  chairman  during  the   l"''55-56 
program.  This  administration  presented  a  di\ersified   repetoire  to  the  campus, 
hoping  to  satisfy  "some  of  the  people  all  of  the  time."  Nationally  known  person- 
alities on  the  Student  Union  agenda  included  ('harles  Peterson,  the  billiard  ex- 
pert; Stephen  Potter,  I'nglish  humorist;  and  (iarmine  DeSapio,  nationalK-known 
political  leader.  Student  Union  committees  also  sponsored  "(landle  Light  (-ab- 
arefs,"    briilge   tournaments   between    Iraterniries,    sororities,    and    independents, 
and  a  photography  contest.    1  hese  activities  were  in  addition  to  rheir  handling  of 
the    l.\  .  room  ami  a  Music  Lounge,  tor  which  new    recoi\is  were  purchased. 


Tin-  Committn-  hea.U  of  the  variom  Student  Vmon  aarcttm  arc  as  follous:   «/,r/r  Hunii  (\Ujor  .-ittnuriuis).  S,il/v  H.vzrn 
{Edimnimul  AJfjtrs),  \\\i,U  I'nwy  (M.ijur  Attraction.)  FMic  Knit  (Soa.il).  Rod- Stnriis  (Son,,/),  Dot  McCj/l   {R,,  national) . 


StiiJait  L'liion  Chairman  ]im  llarhi- 
son  H  .//jo  ;/;  R,d  Friars  and  ODK. 


As  a  part  of  the  Featiirr  Attractions  program  sponsored  />v  the  Student    Union,    Humorist 
Bennett    Ccrf   spoke    in    the    Woniaifs    Colh-^e    Anditorinni    on    Ins    personal    experiences. 


163 


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lottmk.     \ihi/ 
of    llic    C.uiin 


Who. 
niiipiis. 


fill-    Chill r/>iii>i    of    Ciiiiipus    Chi-it    Jriie    on    East    campus    liM, 
l.ih    Hniiey.    .,   S,->nor   'uho   com,-!  from    Oxford,    Xortli   Craolina 


Campus  Chest 


The  Campus  Chest  Fund  was  organized  in 
order  to  unite  international,  national,  and 
local  charity  collections  into  one  school-wide 
drive.  This  drive,  held  in  the  last  part  of  March, 
spared  students  the  inconvenience  of  frequent  fund-raising  campaigns.  Women  were  solicited  by 
pledge  cards;  then  Lila  Haney  and  one  representative  from  each  dorm  collected  the  money  at  a 
specified  time.  On  West  campus  Marv  Botnick  and  Belton  Joyner  headed  the  drive;  this  year  they 
originated  the  idea  of  men  placing  ten  cents  in  a  box  when  the\-  picked  up  dates  at  East  Campus 
dormitories. 

C^ontributions  were  made  to  the  organization  for  World  L'niversit\'  Service,  the  national  charity 
drives  of  the  American  Cancer  Society  and  the  National  Fund  for  Infantile  Paralysis,  and  to  the 
local  drives  for  the  Southside  Children's  Nursery  and  the  John  A.  Reed  Boy's  Club.  Funds  were 
also  set  aside  for  a  scholarship  to  be  given  to  a  Duke  student. 


x^a: 


i'> 


Social  Standards  Committee 
Brooks,  Carrick,  Morck,  Ha 


etuhers  1st  row:  Foard,  McKee,  Hurst,  Stokes,  Hatcher,  Girand,  Kirkpatrick,  RatclijJ.  2nd  row:  Rotuherg,  Reed. 
Welt,  Ellis,  Daniels,  Faulkner.  3rd  row;  Ziegler,  Gould,  Kearns,  Humphrey,  Lassiter,  Hodges,  Gott,  .McLawhorn. 


Barbara  Hatdkr  u.ii  ilu  tluii/iun  of  .Social  Su/iJ- 
ards,  which  is  one  of  the  four  auxiliary  commitlees 
of  the    Woman's   Student   Government   Association. 


Social  Standards 


Keeping  coeds  on  their  toes  about  manners  and 
dress  on  Duke  campus  is  the  job  of  the  Social  Stand- 
ards Committee,  headed  by  Barbara  Hatcher.  At 
work  before  school  started,  the  committee  sent  out 
to  the  freshman  coeds  the  Social  Standards  booklet. 
Design  for  a  Duchess,  which  contained  regulations 
and  information  concerning  social  standards  and 
practices  at  Duke.  At  the  beginning  of  the  year  the 
committee  worked  with  the  Freshman  Advisory 
Council,  providing  advice  and  guidance  for  the 
Ireshmen.  Social  Standards  also  published  and  sold 
a  pictorial  calendar  ot  the  University. 

Coed  Balls  were  among  the  more  enjoyable  proj- 
ects of  the  committee;  Winter  Carnival  and  Mardi 
Gras  Masquerade  gave  the  coeds  an  opportunity  to 
entertain  the  men  from  West.  To  add  to  the  excite- 
ment, the  Chanticleer  Beauty  Queen  was  presented 
in  the  fall  and  the  May  Queen  at  the  Spring  dance. 


165 


.7      Killllllllllf      (I 

It.  -.iJS  llt\ldr,i  I". 
Ivr  of  I'll,  H,u  Kapp. 


In  C^o-ordinate  Board,  faculry  mem- 
bers and  students  Hnd  a  medium  for  dis- 
cussing and  solving-  problems.  This  council 
was  organized  to  mediate  conflicts  in 
campus  life,  to  listen  to  student  opinion, 
and  to  ertect  devices  for  better  faculty- 
student  relationships.  Chairman  Ann  Alex- 
ander and  Secretary  Elizabeth  Springston 
headed  the  Board,  which  consists  of  mem- 
bers-at-large  and  representatives  from  the 
classes,  the  dorms,  and  the  Town  (Jirls. 
WSGA  council,  on  the  recommendation  ot 
the  Co-ordinate  Board,  select  for  Board 
members  girls  with  a  sense  of  responsibilit>- 
and  a  knack  for  diplomacy  to  handle  the 
issues  arising  in  the  Board. 

Co-ordinate  Board  is  al\va\'s  at  work 
assisting  in  campus-wide  activities.  This 
year  projects  ot  the  Board  included  speed- 
ing up  the  registration  procedure,  handling 
the  job  opportunities  list,  the  campus 
messenger  service,  and  sponsoring  dinners 
given  in  the  Fast  (Campus  Union.  Another 
of  the  Board's  extra  services  was  a  home- 
making  course   for  East  Campus   seniors. 


Student  Co-ordinate  Board 


Mnuhrs    „J   Ca-orJiiul,'    Ho.inl   ,in:    hrst    i 

1,'Nin    (  .iru,n.   Siioiul    n.«      Sjlh    („-l:,iiJj 


l.iz    lonUiii.    Dm    Rc,y,en.    Sarjii     Ihow.u.    Briry     MiCiirdy,    l.uit    ILidrtr.    Duniu    IU;r. 
/.„„■   n.,iis.    (\,whN   li,n.,,y,n.   A:iN   AlrxjiuUr.    Hiui  .S>n//i; .>/////,    (\uol  (Ir.nr.    K.n    ll.il, 


l/,7/;/.,7)  «/  Slii,l,lll  I,. 


1.   '/..lUHs.  II  li„^J  [(Juniii.iN).  Dr.  Ii,„i.„.  (,.   II  ,,h,  )  .  I\mUt,  L.  O 


Student  Forum 


(entering  most  ot  its  attention  around 
a  Renaissance  Arts  Month,  the  Student 
Forum  brought  to  the  campus  a  varied 
program  intended  to  awaken  and  stimulate 
the  cultural  interests  of  the  student  body. 
Perhaps  the  most  interesting  feature  ot  the 
Arts  Month  program  was  the  IBM  C'om- 
pany's  exhibition  of  Leonardo  DaV^inci's 
inventions.  Both  Duke  students  and  area 
residents  viewed  the  large-scale  models  in 
awe  of  DaVinci's  creative  genius.  The 
Student  Forum  (Committee  also  included 
in  its  Renaissance  Month  two  speakers, 
Francis  Henry  Taylor,  ex-officio  curator 
of  the  Metropolitan  Museum  of  Art,  and 
Noah  Greenberg,  a  commentator  of  Ren- 
aissance Music.  The  Duke  Players'  pro- 
duction of  The  Merchant  of  Venice,  spon- 
sored by  the  committee,  completed  the 
Month's  program.  In  addition  to  the 
Renaissance  Arts  Month,  Student  Forum 
presented  the  well-known  poet  W.  H. 
Auden  and  columnist  Doris  Fleeson. 


167 


loiinnli^t  Don.  I!,, 


Student  h'oniin  spot 
sor,;iIX,\-,mi,xlnhi 


Alpha  Phi  Omega 


Members  of  A'l'Li,  I  rcu  :  Wal/wn.  -\Ln- 
tlieus.  Bjmes.  Haiifikuhiri.  Liissiter.  Cjnihle, 
Bunn,  Ctitp,  Oii-ens.  2  row:  Tilhury.  Dens- 
loTi;  Duke,  Norton,  Pruner.  3  row:  Graper, 
Barnes  Xeese,  Starnes,  Tranlhani,  Xoriille, 
tLmck.    Bryant.    I. rims.   McCnrniack.    Wells. 


As  a  national  scr\  icc  tratciniry.  Alpha  Phi  Omega  works  to  attain 
its  thrcc-told  purpose  of  Leadership,  I'riendship  and  Serviee  on  the 
college  campus.  'Iliis  \ear  the  fraternit\-  helped  orient  foreign  graduate 
students  to  l)ul<e  lite,  sponsored  a  "(ati/.ens  \o\\"  weekend  for  Scouts, 
and  heljied  out  in  \arious  communit)'  projects.  Having  been  active  for 
onK-  two  \ears.  Alpha  Phi  Omega  has  already  proved  itself  a  helpful 
atitlition  to  the  oruani/.ational   life  of  the  eolleue. 


Tht  members  of  Tnuittmi. 
Board  are:  Fisher,  Wheelet 
McMillan. Albrechl.Beni: 
Eadie,   Meixhorne,    ll'.rr,, 


Traditions  Board 


F"rom  the  moment  that  the  unsuspecting- 
Freshman  appears  on  campus  until  the  termi- 
nation of  Freshman  Traditions  period,  he  is 
under  the  supervision  and  surveillance  of  the 
Traditions  Board. 

The  purpose  of"  the  Board  is  to  enforce 
compliance  with  freshman  traditions,  some  of 
which  are:  wearing  a  dink;  not  sitting  on  the 
Chapel  steps;  being  able  to  recite  Duke  cheers, 
the  Alma  Mater  or  a  reasonable  facsimile; 
and  learning  the  history  of  Duke  which  is 
printed  on  the  inside  of  the  University  Stores' 
matchbook  cover. 


Because  of  the  widely-held  sentiment  that 
a  better  system  of  handling  motor  offenses 
was  needed,  the  Traffic  Court  v\  as  incorpo- 
rated into  the  Court  of  Claims  in  the  fall  of 
1955. 

At  that  time  the  court's  functions  were  ex- 
tended to  include  all  financial  claims;  when  a 
student  believed  that  he  had  been  unjustly  as- 
sessed or  excessively  fined  for  violation  of 
traffic  regulations,  he  could  now  direct  his 
appeal  to  this  court.  By  its  many  cases,  the 
(>ourt  of  Claims  has  proved  itself  to  be  a 
valuable  subsidiar\'  to  the  judicial  Board. 


Court  of  Claims 


The  Court  of  CLunn: 
I'.  Cato.  B.  Slye.  ].  \elson. 
I.  McK,i,„o„.  y.  KreJuh. 


Y.M.C.A. 


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//;.(/;,  U«a'."/.  l-'rrJrruk.  t .aiilhuli.  S.illz.  joMirr.  Ijiho,,.  \toiilUJii, 
(ink-.  ln<\  rou  :  Ah^nuthx.  Wlurlrr,  li,v.  Hoy,!,  l-or,-lh,mt.    Wall. 


rin/,/:  l.nnlKuh.  I'r.si.lnif  of  ih, 
i  .  \/.r  ..;..  (>  .ilw,  .1  iiiniihn  ,.l 
Oniitmn   Ih/hi   l<.il</'.i  .in.l  O.I  ( 


I  he  ^()u^u  Alcn's  Chns- 
tiiin  Association  is  known  as 
one  of  the  most  active  or- 
ganizations on  West  Cam- 
pus; each  year  the  Y.M.C.A. 
plans  and  executes  numerous 
projects  and  programs  to  ac- 
compHsh  its  primary  ob- 
jective: providing  Christian 
fellowship  and  service  tor 
Duke  men. 

This  year,  Phil  Leinbach 
acted  as  top  co-ordinator  of 
the  many  branches  of  the 
"Y,"  whose  activities  totaled 
a  typically  busy  year.  Orien- 
tation VVeek  preceded  the 
year's  activities  with  "Y" 
men  proctoring  exams,  giv- 
ing guided  tours  of  both  cam- 
puses, and  helping  freshmen 
adjust  to  campus  life.  Dad's 
Day  in  November  was  the 
next  big  Y.M.C.A.  project; 
the  men  feted  over  two-hun- 
dred Dads  with  a  program 
that  included  a  banquet,  a 
play,  and  a  football  game. 
Throughout  the  year  the  "Y" 
provided  workers  tor  Edge- 
mont  and  for  Wright's  Ref- 
uge, and  it  co-ordinated 
the  fraternity-sorority  par- 
ties given  for  underprivileged 
children.  To  provide  campus 
entertainment,  the  "Y"  spon- 
sored Twilight  Time,  a  chess 
and  checkers  tournament,  and 
a  concert  by  the  Duke  Am- 
bassadors. Sometimes  over- 
shadowed by  these  projects 
were  a  host  of  smaller, 
though  still  important  ac- 
tivities —  vesper  services, 
"sings,"  visits  to  hospitalized 
students,  and  the  Transfer 
Advisorv  Council. 


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M,mhrs  of  the  jiinmi  CMnet  of  Y.M.C.A.,  1  r:  McFee,  Dud- 
hy.  Miirtijii,  Kramer.  Mi-whorvf,  Spencer.  2  r:  Smith,  Calvert, 
.Uerrm.    Fortesci,;    Robertson,    Penny,    Warren.    Lonfi.s-^-orth. 


Freshman  S  or  man  Cer  her.  from  Sew  York,  points  out  Dukes 
attractions  to  his  father  diirinK  the  Y .M .C.A.-sponsoreil  Dad's 
Weekend   held   to   acquaint   fathers    liith    their   son's   activities. 


■■)■"  h'Ttiiinmn  Cahmel  members  arc:  Ist  row  ,  l-otkiiuvi.  Romon. 
Schiller,  Davidson.  2nd  row:  deLong,,  Sale,  Prime,  Gould.  3rd 
row:  Brokenshire,  Liehrechi,  Spnml,  Mayers,  Eagle.  4th  row: 
I'larr.  Gtejson,  Cross.  \Uclior,  Miss  Ann  Hutchinson,  Davis. 


Coach  lody  Xewland  gives  last  minute  instructions  to  lineman 
liijy  i'arney  before  Y.W.C.A.  Punch-Bunch  gets  underway 
.tiinn'i    Freshman    \V,rh    to    inform  /ro,h    of   ")-    a.rivitin. 


Second  only  to  VV.S.G.A. 
Ill  numbers,  the  Young 
Women's  Christian  Associ- 
ation occupies  a  vital  role  in 
organizational  life  on  East 
(Campus.  Under  the  leader- 
ship of  Jody  Newland,  the 
"^  '"  co-ordinates  the  Duke 
Coed's  religious  lite  with 
her  other  activities. 

"Y"  members  were  bus\- 
during  Freshman  Week  as 
the  girls  met  planes,  trains, 
and  buses  bearing  new  ar- 
rivals to  East.  Punch-bunches 
and  open  houses  were  spon- 
sored to  acquaint  Freshmen 
with  "Y"  work,  and  an  ex- 
change picnic  with  the 
Y.M.C.A.  introduced  them  to 
their  counterparts  on  \\est. 
Soon  these  same  Freshmen 
girls,  aided  by  the  "Big  Y" 
in  forming  their  own  Fresh- 
man "Y,"  elected  Claudia 
Eiebrecht  as  president. 

'Fhe  \ear  1955  marked  the 
One-l  lundredth  Anniversary 
of"  the  National  Y.W.C.A.'; 
the  Centennial  was  cele- 
brated at  Duke  with  an 
asseiiihK  honoring  Dean 
Ahee  Al.  Baldwin.  An  out- 
standing project  of  the  year 
u  as  the  monthly  study  meet- 
ing featuring  such  topics  as 
"Fhe  Nature  of  (iod"  ;ind 
"I  he  C'hristian  Attitude  Fo- 
xvard  War."  'Fhe  Worship 
(  Committee  published  a  book- 
let of  meditations  for  the 
Feiueii  Season.  Alan\-  "Y" 
nieiiibers  were  aeti\el\'  en- 
gagetl  in  Social  Service' proj- 
ects, such  as  working  with 
the  ehildreii  at  i'duemont 
and    at    Wriuht's   Rehme. 


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Dm/n     ,w:i     rill     Kapi'a     D>lhi. 


Memhen  of  the  Y.W.C.A.,  from  left  to  right,  on  the  Ist  ro' 
Hnr,  Hnhiiiiier,  Varney,  Allen,  Gould.  Smith.  2nd  rou  :  Tliom 
DcLciiii.  Eherlmrdt.  Neii'lmd.  Black.  Herminn.  Ship,:  ^rd  r..' 
Kimer.    Biriirr.    Dudley.      McLaulwni.     .\/;.v.f    Hiitiliesoii.    („ 


Y.W.C.A 


173 


Chapel 


Tlie  Sliident  Rrliiiioiis  Council  seated  from  the 
left  to  right  first  row:  G'.  Marfin,  B.  Gamer, 
G.  UVoo.  S.  Rrminer,  R.  Tmrn,.  Second  row: 
Miss  M.  Taylor,  /.  Ftarson,  B.  Smith  (Presi- 
dent). /..  /«n/,7//.  Miss  A.  Himkeson,  I'.  Lein- 
huh.  .\.   Ornioii.l.  /.   Lane.  C.   Hr.i.ix.   /.  Smith. 


The  Srudciir  Religious  ('ouncil  serves  ro 
eo-ordinare  the  parrs  of  eampiis  religious  life 
into  one  powerful  unir.  This  group  focuses 
rhcir  atreiirion  on  the  religious  needs  of  l)ul<e 
Universir\\  then  stri\es  ro  meet  them.  All 
campus  religious  organizations  find  expression 
through  the  council  which  consists  of  the 
presidents  and  chairmen  of  the  \arious  groups. 


The  council  has  man\-  responsibilities  in  its 
u()rl<.  Ihe  members  help  regulate  the  program 
of  the  Duke  ( Chapel's  interdenominational 
services  which  inspire  the  entire  campus  com- 
munir\  .  Some  of  the  special  activities  of  the 
group  were  sponsoring  Faster  atui  I.enten 
ser\ices,  an  International  Tea,  arui  the  Re- 
ligious I'mphasis  Week  held  in  March. 


174 


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Thr   R,irn;i,l  I'ro/asor   /.,«/,-.(    T. 
Chhuui    IS    n,;m    of    rl„-    Cliaprl. 


The  position  of  the  (Chapel  at  the  center  oftlie  campus 
signifies  its  importance  in  the  Hfe  of  the  Duke  com- 
munity, for  the  Duke  University  Church  forms  the  hub 
of  all  religious  activities  on  campus.  Uniting  the  various 
denominational  groups  in  the  worship  services  held  each 
Sunday  Morning  is  the  most  important  function  of  the 
Chapel;  yet  many  other  activities  were  covered  this 
year  by  its  program,  hi  Christmas  it  was  the  scene  of 
the  Messiah  presentation  and  the  Christmas  pageant; 
inspirational  programs  were  held  during  the  Lenten 
season;  throughout  the  year  students  found  in  the  Chapel 
a  place  for  private  meditation  and  worship;  and  Dean 
Cleland  and  Chaplain  Barney  Jones  offered  friendly 
advice  in  special  problems. 

The  Chapel  program  was  supervised  by  the  Church 
Board,  which  consisted  of  members  of  the  Student  Re- 
ligious Council,  representatives  from  the  religious  groups, 
denominational  advisers,  faculty  members,  the  Dean  of 
the  Chapel,  and  the  Chaplain  to  the  University. 


Rereremi  Rjrney  I..  Jones  is  Ch.ip- 
Liin  of  the  Diihe  Viiivcrsily  CJhipcl. 


I'lHum  UilJfr.  Carl  Muhalsmi, 
AlLw  W'jIWr  join  Sally  Mcintosh 
Dill-  Moll  in  ,;  panel  discussion. 


Religious 

Emphasis 

Week 


I'lie  larfie  responsibility  for  j'Linnin^  Diih's 
iinnihil  Religions  Emphasis  Weih  fell  on  ili, 
co-ehairnien.    Viri^inia  Hreiier  ami  Edv.ar  Fi>h,, 


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Siin,lj\  a/rermu.n  of  Religious 
''//,;<;\  W  eek.  Dr.  Muiialson  spoke 
liiiiiheon  for  the  campus  leaders. 


Religious 
Groups 


While  the  Chapel  provides  a  universal  atmosphere  in  its 
interdenominational  services,  the  Sunday  evening  meetings  of 
the  various  religious  groups  enable  each  student  to  remain 
identified  with  his  own  denomination.  Almost  every  branch  of 
American  faith  is  represented  in  these  student  organizations: 
Methodist,  Baptist,  Lutheran,  Oatholic,  Episcopal,  Presb\terian, 
Christian,  Congregationalist,  Unitarian,  Evangelical  Reform, 
and  Jewish.  Each  group,  under  the  leadership  of  a  minister  or  a 
trained  adviser,  works  and  plans  separately,  yet  all  work  toward 
a  common  goal:  the  social  and  spiritual  advancement  of  the 
individual. 


Led   In-    ils   president. 

]•»!    Lane,    ili, 

Xewfiiiin    Cluh   giithen 

regularly  Jo, 

fellowship     every     Sii 

Ida,      e-cenWK 

/  Evangelical  Reformed  Churches 
as  the  UniteJ  Stiidenl  Fellrmship. 


Arthur  Brandenburg,  adviser  to  the 
Methodist  Student  Felloivship,  speaks 
at  one  of  their  Sunday  meetings. 


An  inrc'llccrualh'  lively  meeting  alv\  ays  rook 
plaee  with  the  Unitarians,  whose  panel  dis- 
eussions  were  nored  for  their  modern  and 
seientihe  approach  to  the  field  of  religion. 

The  (Catholic  students  arc  organized  in  the 
Newman  C'lub,  and  their  meetings  covered  an 
extensive  program  aimed  at  the  spiritual  de- 
velopment of  the  individual  and  his  education 
in  the  doctrines  of  the  Church,  with  their 
applications  towards  modern  living. 

I  he  United  Student  fellowship  was  per- 
haps the  most  \aried  group  on  campus  since 
it  was  composed  of  the  Congregational,  (Chris- 
tian, and  I'.vangelical  Reformed  students.  The 
group  worked  at  many  projects,  hut  concen- 
trated their  efforts  on  charit\  . 

The  Methodist  Student  i'ellowship  stands 
our  as  being  the  largest.  Their  meetings  dis- 
pla\ed  a  wide  variety  of  e\enrs:  hymn  sings, 
lectures,  antl  panel  tliscussions,  nor  to  mention 
the  recreation  aiui  refreshments. 


Waller  Benjamin,  Assi- 
Church,  addresses  the  If 


■of  the  Trinity  Axrniie  I'resbyterian 
r  Felloirship  at  a  Sunday  nii^ht  meeting. 


178 


C.jntcrhury  tin  I',  the  Episcopal  suijrul  ^roiip. 


Siiihiiiy  nights  Jo 


the  Memorial  Chapel  and  a  talk  h\ 


In  the  Westminster  Fellowship,  the  stimu- 
lating program  was  generally  topped  by  speak- 
ers of  the  members'  choice.  Under  the  leader- 
ship of  Reverend  Bill  Hoyte,  the  Presbyterians 
had  one  of  their  most  successful  years. 

The  Canterbury  Club,  under  the  leadership 
of  the  Reverend  Joseph  O'Brien,  held  supper 
meetings  at  which  the\'  presented  many  out- 
standing speakers.  The  Canterbury  Club  is 
famous  tor  providing  sustenance,  not  only  for 


the  spirit,  but  also  for  the  bod\-;  the\-  have 
long  been  noted  for  their  suppers  served  for  a 
nominal  fifty  cents. 

One  of  the  most  active  groups  on  campus 
is  the  Lutheran  Student  Association,  fhe 
Lutherans'  major  activity  was  working  on 
their  Vx-nezuclan  mission  project;  but  they 
also  concentrated  efforts  on  increasing  interest 
among  their  members  in  the  stud\-  of  the 
Christian  doctrine. 


\lenihers  of  the  Hjptist  Student   Union  group  listen  to  an   ad- 
Iras  h^   Dr.  Dan   I'la  at  one  of  their  i,,rfU   fue.dax    nurlunj^. 


f^^-:^, 


Presidnit  Dean  Carzm  l,;l  llie  Ihdr 
Christian    FeUouship    in    meernifis- 


1 

Ihdr   ll,IM   „in>ihfri   meel  nrry    l-r„L, 
nivhl    for   a    srrfur   ami    social   ailnitir. 


Another  large  religious  group  was 
that  of  the  Baptists,  noted  for  their 
efforts  in  the  Church's  mission  field. 
After  the  Sunday  night  suppers,  the 
Baptists  were  always  assured  of  an 
evening  of  fellowship. 

The  (Christian  Fellowship  group  en- 
gaged in  many  activities  designed  to 
give  the  members  insight  into  the 
Church's  approach  to  doctrines  of  the 
life  and  ministry  of  Jesus. 

The  Jewish  Hillel  Society  has  adapted 
itself  to  its  students'  beliefs;  the  view- 
points of  the  Orthodox,  Conservative, 
and  Reformed  are  integrated  into  the 
Hillel  services. 


Methodist  students  retreat  fo 
ueekend  away  fn/ni  the  lanip 


Kappa  Chi 


Kappa  C'hi  is  a  pre-ministerial  fraternity 
whose  purpose  is  to  provide  some  practical 
experience  and  fellowship  for  students  who 
plan  to  enter  the  clergy,  regardless  of  their 
denomination.  The  fraternity  offers  students 
the  opportunity  to  broaden  their  views  by 
discussing  them  with  members  of  other  faiths. 


Every  Thursday  evening  at  seven,  the  Zeta 
Chapter  of  Kappa  Chi  participated  in  a  vesper 
service;  the  worship  services  were  followed 
by  fraternity  meetings  at  which  Kappa  Chi 
listened  to  guest  speakers.  Through  these 
speakers  and  association  with  their  brothers, 
future  ministers  were  exposed  to  practical 
and  theological   problems  of  their  profession. 


/\,,/VM',«;  hniliuiily.  i  st  r.iu  :  Hnmn,  U,i,/,„nU.  Kri.ipp.  Mul- 
hiilland.  Bell,  H,ill,  Norris,  Helms.  2nd  row:  fohmon,  Roney, 
M.rtfhriL-s,  Shirkey,  Webster,  Dr.  Manschreck,  LaVoo.  3rd  row: 
Si/IIS.  Inyiier,  Robins,  Weber,  King.  Morris,  Ashii-orth.  4th 
ra-ii'.-  Raker,  Hemnungxijy.  Merrirr,  Persons,  Hjlsinger,  Baker. 


181 


Mc,iih,rs„J  ViihlHMwm  lio.,r,l,  I  st  r. 


/.  Sclrujr:.  li.  MiCurdy,  /.  Cr.iiiJMI,  I .  Mull.  S.  .\l,hi 
1  row:  S.  hrael,  B.  Etidie,  /.  lUdi^n.  H.   Iii.lar,  li.  Yoi 


sh.  Ih'.m  IhniiiM.  I.  K.i.sl,r.  M.  Simtlnrii.  I)i 
K,  ./.  //,;/,  /.  /V.,r<«y/.  B.  r,ll,r.  B.  Br.uluw. 


Publications  Board 


Publications  Board  is  made  up  ofrcprcscnrativcs 
troni  tiic  t"aculr>-,  members  elected  from  both 
I'",asr  and  West,  and  editors  and  business  manatrers 
of  all  publications.  The  function  of  the  organization 
is  not  censorship,  but  ratiier  to  maintain  a  high 
standard  of  journalism  on  Duke  campus,  i^ub 
Board  is  responsible  for  the  diversified  list  of  cam- 
pus publications:  the  (jiantici.kkr,  the  Cliioniclc, 
the  Peer,  the  Playbill;  the  l)/d'Kfii>;i/i(rr;  and  the 
.Irchlir.  This  year  the  board  re-evaluated  salaries 
of  publication  heads,  amended  the  l)\la\\s  and 
elected  editors,  business  manatiers  and  their  as- 
sistants for  next  sear's  hferar\    oryani/ations. 


I  In-   l),j,i   „f   Trimly   Collrn,:    llrrhrt   /.    Ilrr- 
rinii,    IS    oho    ChairiHjn    of    I'lihluatmin:    Board. 


Tin-  I'ditorul 
Hetty  M,(  in 


ih,-  fnllrniuK.  I  t(i  r.  on  tlic  hrst  rnu-: 
loliN  nV/vT,  Hill  I  filer,  l„„  CmtuUI.  CV 


\liill.  Mdi  Sniuhem, 
Hjmii.  .Did  Bill  Tudor. 


Pub  Row  Heads 


Perhaps  the  busiest  people  on  campus  were 
those  who  worked  day  after  day  on  "Pub  Row." 
During  their  long,  laborious  afternoons,  the  heads 
of  staffs  added  to  their  knowledge  of  journalism 
and  gained  experience  in  staff  co-operation.  But 
work  on  the  third  floor  of  Flowers  building  also 
had  its  humorous  moments:  the  fight  for  type- 
writers between  staffs,  the  photographer  finding 
that  he  had  forgotten  to  put  film  in  his  camera 
— so  it  went  until  the  editions  had  gone  to  press. 
Then  Pub  Row  heads  eagerly  awaited  the  finished 
products;  campus  approval  was  sufficent  reward 
for  their  tedious  days  of  composition. 


183 


G.     C.     Hermcksai,     Bininesi     Mvuiger    and    As- 
sislani     Coinplroller.     is     adviser     to     I'lihlicitioiis. 


4..JeJ 


Jini     Crandall,     Editor     nf    iln-     IV  U>     C:hanticleer, 
is  a  ■member  oj  Who's   Who   in   American   Colleges. 


The  1956  (Chanticleer  was  under  the 
leadership  ot  a  woman  for  the  first  time  in 
many  \ears;  editor-in-chief  Jini  Crandall,  as- 
sisted by  Betty  McCurdy,  organized  the  net- 
work of  staffs  and  editorial  heads  who  worked 
jointly  to  put  together  the  Duke  yearbook. 
This  year's  editorial  staff  concurred  to  produce 
an  annual  which  would  be  more  informative 
and  useful  as  well  as  being  readable  and  pic- 
toriallv  attractive. 


;«»«»»{«»' «*^-  'r*.  fi 


■I'ht  immhrs  ol  the  ,JttonM  shilj  nf  llir  i.u\^  \u^  ^  ,i<  .irrlhr  p,ll,ni„iv..  Mt  m  ni^hi.on  the  I  st  r  \\,(ind).  Unit.  Jnd  r:  llildretli.  Potter,  SeversoM. 
(,r,r>i,:  Hood.  Ilr.ilh.  'l\,/>/,:w'.ird  r:  I. urn.  Iloli,  Ihwmond.  Coldslnn.  (loiirl.uid.  Wiuiro.  hry.  4th  r:  Alor^.w,  S.,1,:  Hoii:ird,  Cleaie.  Gralhim, 
Smilli.  Soi,!h,,rJ.  lin.  Com:    Moor,-,  jonn.    \Uirl„i.   nh  r:  lliss.   Hr.nn.  Kjiidal/d,.  Hosiirll.  Suln.  Irvni.  \Uhor,  hns,;ihmw.  anie>ii»K>r.  I'liilUlH. 


Chant 


111,'  IJnoiul  li,:ids  of  rlir  CinsiKliiK  .,r,: 
llrM  rnu  :  \/.  /,.  I'oll.r.  I'.  Wood.  H.  .•/.  M,- 
<  Nrd\.  I  .  \tiill.  H.  I\il//hui.  I  he  seeoiul  niu  : 
/..  1 1,  Ml,.  I.  (,r,r,„:  I'.  Srirrson.    \l.  Ilddnlh. 


There  were  notable  improvements  in  the 
business  department;  business  manager  Bill 
ludor  announced  the  Chanticleer's  record 
number  of  copies  would  be  printed  because  each 
student  would  receive  his  book  without  charge, 
and  that  after  this  year  there  would  be  no 
more  advertisements.  The  business  start  also 
purchased  new  typewriters  to  replace  the  1932 
models  which  were  being  used  by  the  editorial 
stati". 


'I'he     Business      l/.r 
Tudor,    is    iilso    .( 


li.     Hill 


Me/nbers  of  the  CH.\-^iH:i.t:rR  Business  Staff  are  the  J„ll.       >  <  :  <:,.    mtiMU      />'/7    /,<■'.   N       /;.  .    -        '      /'         //  ^ 

row:  Tom  Iru;n,  Carl  Stnwpf.  Lin  Holloiiell,  Ellen  Bradley,  Emily  (arrj,^a\,  Barbara  Freeman,  George  hey.  Bill  W'esl.  Ihi,  Teller,  .uui  Duk  (.ermjii 
Ihird  r()«':  Don  Doss,  David  Coble.  John  Dobson,  Ami  Gimn,  Lydia  Han/ord,  Carol  Cooper,  Al  Gillette,  Bob  Mdler.  Rulurd  Dei:ey,  and  lim  \ldler 


ICLEER 


Financial  matters  irere  delegated  to  Br/iee  Hyl- 
dahl,  (Assistant  Manager).  Sue  Bevans  (Coed 
Manager),  Bill  Tudor.  (Business  Manager), 
and     John      Jordan      (Advertising      Manager). 


It  -      y  llie  edilorial  lif.u/s  jre,  I  st  row  :  B.  GiiiLI,  O.  Soittli- 

rni.  I.  K.islfr.  Ind  row:  ,S'.  Mcliitosli.  H.   Youiisi. 
/.    I'tjrson.    A.    Hal,    G.     Weeks,    A.      \UKee. 


Chro 


Editorial  Stuff.  Ist  r:  Sheheen.  Fam.  Gill,  l/nin^ston.  2nd  r:  Szekely,  Grissett,  Knapp,  Crau-ford.  Nutter.  Finei^jii.  Spealman.  ird  r:  Westmoreland 
Preissle,   Noble.    Rankin.    McConnell.    Colquitt.    Mrmahan,    Harstine.    Htiss.   4th    r:    Brooks.    Hammer.    Woulery.    Yoiiiin.    Mihilosh.    young,    Heil 


The      Editor     of      the      Cliroiiiclc,       l\ml      Tuerff. 


Kxpaiiding  tioiii  twchc  to  sixtLX'ti  pages  a 
week  gave  tlie  dlironich',  among  other  things, 
a  chance  tor  better  news  coverage,  more  ads 
to  keep  Bill  Teller  and  company  happy,  and 
room  enough  tor  the  many  letters  which  re- 
flected the  intensit)'  ot  student  feeling  over 
PC  i  I  "S  wideK  -discussed  editorials.  This  larger 
edition  called  tor  more  stati  members;  on 
\\ednesda\  and  Sunda)-  afternoons  typewriters 
often  had  to  be  "lifted"  from  nearby  offices. 


Tile  business  heads  of  the  Duke  Chronicle  are  the 
fnlhwirig:  Bill  Teller,  ma/ia,^er;  Francine  fohmim. 
cr/eil  mLiiiaarr:  and  Jiiiw  W'ehrr,  assistant  manai;er. 


NICLE 


Members   of  the   Chronicle    business  staff   irho   are  conferring   oi-er  fiscal   /natters   are   the  folloirinti.    seated    on    the    hrst    row    left   to    right: 
Bill  Staley,  and  Francine  Johnson.    Those  on  the  second  row  are:  Bill  Teller,  Craig  Clwate,  /ay  Garvin,  John  Weber.  Ti.in  C.larl;,  and  Hill  Spencer. 


Editor  Paul  Tuerft  raised  many  a  pen  and 
man\'  an  eyebrow  over  his  words  on  the  segre- 
gation problem,  while  others  watched  over  the 
din  of  energetic  reporters  who  were  rushing 
to  make  deadlines,  laying  out  copy,  and  trying 
to  think  of  new  "mystery  segments."  Faithful 
to  all  were  the  writers,  who  kept  coming  back 
for  more — a  good  reflection  on  the  "esprit  de 
corps"  of  the  "Tower  of  Campus  Thought 
and  Action." 


As     Business     Manager.     Bill     Teller,     a     member     of 
ODK.      handled     the     Chronicle's     adi     and     finances. 


3?^ 


1  r :  SchiiMrz.  Si/iirhrrti.  I'ernii. Siiiiiiions.  2r :  Wjiit-nvnoril,  I'oller,  Suhohoti,  Ramoiii.  3 r :  Walk- 
ley,  Haii-kiiis,  Weeks,  Ihirney.  4r:  Norton,  Skipper,  Appleuhite,  Bennett.  5r:  Merritt,  Davis. 


The  Archive  office  was 
possibly  the  only  place  on 
campus  with  two  portable 
radios  and  an  original  paint- 
ing to  match  its  burlap  cur- 
tains. The  green  sofa 
remained  there  as  a  m\s- 
tcrious  symbol  of  creative 
imagination,  the  coveted  as- 
set of  aspiring  writers  whose 
work  filled  the  pages  of  the 
"oldest  undergraduate  liter- 
ary magazine  in  the  South." 

Odessa  Southern,  who  also 
frequented  other  offices  on 
Pub  Row,  held  general  meet- 
ings of  the  staff  and  presided 
over  coffee  sessions  with 
struggling  authors  and  over- 
worked staff  members. 

In  the  chaos  preceding 
the  publication  deadlines. 
Bob  Alirandon,  assistant  edi- 
tor, often  emerged  as  the 
stabilizing  force  around 
which  the  staff  gravitated. 
Ann  Nicholson  handled 
freshman  material  and  layout 
work,  while  the  three  staff 
heads,  Pat  Perrin,  fiction, 
I'red  (^happell,  poetry,  and 
Kd  Norris,  art,  gathered  and 
selected  material. 


Archive 


The  clnefs-oj-slaj]  oj  lli, 
and    Ann    S'lclwhim.     I'.diii 


i-lifili.. 


^l 


^  ^ 


E.iitnrul    hfads    of    the     Pet 
Stiihh,     him     McAIIisn-r, 


Collahorarin^    mrr    ihr  fiimiichil   problems    of   llie    Pec 
business   heads.    Herb   /ohiison.    Berne    \l'isner,   ,ui,i    Ti 


Peer 


The  campus  humor  maga- 
zine, the  Peei\  served  this 
year  as  an  intermediary  be- 
tween the  facts  presented  by 
the  Chronicle  and  the  fiction 
pubUshed  in  the  Archive. 
And  although  between  the 
unique  covers  there  abounded 
both  facts  and  fiction,  the 
intent  of  the  magazine  was 
to  incorporate  these  funda- 
mentals into  a  form  of  ma- 
terial which  would  result  in 
humor. 

Kditor  John  McAllister 
and  his  stafi^  of  cartoonists, 
photographers,  writers,  jok- 
ers, and  exaggerators  kept 
their  eyes  open  to  the  whim- 
sical side  of  campus  life  and 
produced  issues  whose  con- 
tent ranged  from  satire  to 
sex.  "The  lightheartcd  Peer,'' 
as  it  is  aficctionateh'  termed, 
enjoyed  a  joke  on  the  Archive 
when  it  printed  a  section  of 
stories,  book  reviews  and 
poems  determined  to  parody 
its  more  serious  neighbor. 
The  first  issue  served  to  in- 
troduce freshmen  to  Duke. 


Peer  <nff   1st  row     IVisner,  \i  eir,  U  eeks    \fcAllisrer  2nd  tow    Peterson,  \onhrop,  lohnson, 
Dukwn     !rd   row      Ja^pert    low    Sttibin     4th    row      Tran     M  assermvi    Rrook.      \luth. 


Playbill 


SraH'-widc,  rhc  Playbill  ortiimi/.arion 
was  smallest  on  Pub  Row,  although  it 
turned  out  one  of  the  most  widely-read 
eampus  puhlieations.  Playbill  is  actually 
a  eampus  service  organization,  serving 
as  a  central  publishing  agency  tor  a 
number  of  campus  groups.  During  the 
year,  this  organization  published  the 
programmes  for  the  (Concert  Series,  the 
Duke  Players,  Student  Union  features, 
and  published  the  \Vi'.  I'reshman  Hand- 
books; the\'  also  handled  protirammes  tor 
Robert  Merrill's  concert,  I  loof 'n'  1  lorn, 
anil  The  Merchant  of  \'cniic.  I'his  was 
an  extension  ot  business  oxer  an\ 
other  \ear,  antl  tor  this  reason  Pub 
iioard  saw  the  iieeil  tor  eleeting  an  etlitor 
and  business  manager,  positions  which 
had  l)een  pre\iousl\-  incorporateil  and 
held  b\'  one  person. 


Sterling    Brockur/I 
limi,    ii\is    this    yea 


frnm    Diirlhv,,.    Sort),    Caro- 
'ditor   of  the   piihlUiitwH,    the    Uukl^ngineer. 


The  DiikEn^meer,  edited  and  pub- 
lished by  the  engineering  students,  has 
been  rated  one  of  the  outstanding  student 
technical  publications  in  the  nation.  It 
is  the  only  campus  publication  that  re- 
ceives no  outside  financial  aid.  Pub- 
lished four  times  a  \ear,  the  magazine 
is  for  the  benefit  of  students,  faculty, 
alumni,  and  other  engineers.  Besides 
publicizing  the  College  of  Kngineering 
throughout  the  country,  the  DiikEvf^incer 
gives  to  students  the  opportunit\'  to 
acquire  skill  in  technical  writing.  Not 
only  are  the  engineers  proud  of  their 
serious  writing,  but  their  "Lub"  has 
turned  out  some  of  the  best  jokes  on 
campus;  hence  there  is  continually  a 
large  non-engineering  audience. 


Amhriiit.  E,i-j.- 


DukEngineer 


191 


Alrhough  its  activities  were  little 
publicized,  the  Kngineers"  Student  Coun- 
cil performed  two  important  roles  tor 
Duke's  engineering  students  in  this,  its 
third  \ear  of  operation.  In  its  first 
capacity  the  C^ouncil  brought  the  College 
of  I'.ngineering  closer  to  campus-v\ide 
politics  by  appointing  members  as  repre- 
sentatives to  Al.S.G.A.  Secondly,  as  an 
independent  organization,  it  acted  as  a 
co-ordinator  for  the  activities  ot  the 
engineering  students.  Under  the  direc- 
tion ot  two  faculty  advisers  and  the 
officers,  Bob  Martin,  Bowden  Ward,  Jim 
\"aughn,  and  Harold  Schcid,  it  super- 
vised such  projects  as  the  I'"ngineers' 
Show,  the  Kngineers'  Ball,  and  the  build- 
ing of  a  Homecoming  displa>'. 

Representatives  to  E.S.(>.  included  the 
officers  elected  by  the  entire  student 
body  of  the  College  of  Engineering,  as 
well  as  the  class  officers  and  elected 
representatives  from  the  engineers'  pro- 
fessional and  social  organizations. 


Engineers'  Student  Council 


•/•//,■  mniihrrs  of  thr  i:„v.tii,rri  Stiident  C.umal.  are.  seared  left  to  right:  /.  Lane,  D.  Mtml^omery.  R.  Clmpwan,  B.  Waser.  \.  RriKRS.  II.  Sch,-nL 
I.    r,»/i;//j/;,   H.   M.irtii,.   H.    \\\n,l.   D.  Xiclwhon,  E.  Ilminwmi,  C.  /-.V.rws,  R.  Bnrm-s.  jml  D.  Aims.  Standin.':   B.   Wihon,  .wd  /).    /V.nrr. 


Lp 


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Ceorg,-  Ev,uis.  ,i  Senwr  Jmm  Ashrvilh:  ii;u  I'nsuh'iit  of  the  A.l.E.E. 
ii/hi  is    in  Who's    Who    in   American   Colleges   and    Universities. 


Each  month  this  year,  as  in  past  years, 
the  American  Institute  ot  Kleetrical 
Engineers  gave  students  of  electrical 
engineering  an  opportunity  to  meet  in- 
formally with  their  professors,  to  listen 
to  top  professional  men  discuss  topics  of 
particular  interest,  and  to  talk  with 
other  students  about  current  ideas  and 
problems. 

The  x\.LE.E.  is  a  professional  or- 
ganization, and  as  such  its  student  branch 
helps  the  electrical  engineering  student 
in  many  ways.  It  fosters  in  him  the 
growth  of  qualities  which  he  cannot 
derive  from  his  textbooks  on  amps, 
ohms,  and  volts.  It  provides  a  contact 
with  EE  men  throughout  the  nation, 
thus  channeling  new  ideas  into  the  local 
chapter.  And  most  important  of  all,  it 
gives  him  a  chance  to  strengthen  technical 
and  social  bonds  with  his  classmates, 
with  his  instructors,  and  with  practicing 
engineers,  establishing  an  important 
foundation  for  the  eraduatine  enuineer 


A.l.E.E. 


Members  of  the  A.l.E.E.  are  as  follows,  left  to  right,  on  the  first  row:  Barnes,  Lyman,  Scheid,  Cherry,  Rudisill,  Hammond,  Lee,  Clark,  Vaughn. 
Second  row:  Adams,  Pegg,  Edwards,  Armhnist,  Schltmm.  Third  row:  Redmond,  Berger,  Marchese,  Becker,  Kurkman,  Brownell,  Lineker, 
Boothroyd,  Egli.  Parker,  Spanagel.  Headley.  Godfrey,  [ones.  Long.  Hamhrick.  .Moody,  Stewart.  Fourth  row:  Owen,  Evans,  Cartier,  Ian  Order. 


iV.o.v>/.rL. 


\Umhers  of  Americm  Socrty  of  Cn-il  Engineers,  Ist  ro«-:  Brannnck,  IXnul. 
Goudy,  Amos,  Katz'mski,  Stoltlemyer.  2nd  row :  Doimey,  Lindsey,  Cook,  Har- 
ley.  Weld,  Clark,  Williams.  3rd  row:  Gilbert,  Dale,  Williams,  Gill,  Olive, 
Scott,  Riggsbee,  Manuel,  Pape,  Kopf,  Oastler,  Booker,  Anderson,  Hoadley,  Lane 


Civil  engineering  students  at  Duke 
are  bonded  together  in  the  American 
Society  of  Civil  Engineers;  in  this 
organization,  classroom  instructions 
are  brought  to  lite  by  conversing 
with  the  practicing  engineers  and 
professors  who  meet  with  them  each 
month.  During  the  past  \'ear,  the 
society  also  featured  speakers,  panel 
discussions,  motion  pictures  and  the 
reading  of  student  papers  in  order  to 
give  members  a  more  realistic  picture 
of  their  profession. 

.•\.S.(".F'".,  under  the  direction  ot 
officers  Dick  Amos,  Dick  Player,  and 
John  Katzinski  and  adviser  P.  C 
Stottlemyer,  supplemented  these  meet- 
ings by  taking  field  trips  to  nearby 
places  of  interest.  By  continuing  his 
membership  in  the  A.S.(>.I'"..,  the  pro- 
fessional engineer  keeps  informed  of 
new  dexelnjiments  w  irhin  his  lieKI  ami 
can  more  easiK'  nicer  and  eoiiter  with 
the  outstanding  men  ot  his  profession. 


Officers  of  the  A.S.C.E.   arc  tlic   foilnu  ing  L  to  R :   /.    Katzinski 
(Sec.-Treas.).  R.  G.  Amos  (Chairman).  R.  I..  Player  {\  ice-Chairman). 


194 


.\le?nbers  of  A.S.M.E.,  on  the  1st  row:  Deakiris,  Risher,  Knauss,  Nicholson, 
Briggs,  Ward,  Proctor.  2nd  row:  Beck,  Manning,  McLean,  Hoixell,  Gunter. 
Anderson,  Moreno,  Finol.  Waser,  Baker.  3rd  row:  Winnerstro?n,  Knight, 
King,  Stiegler,  Kimiph,  Hiehert.  Haslett,  Elsevier,  Foster,  Murray,  Hean. 


A.S.M.E. 


A.S.M.E.  ojgi. 
dent).    Hr,Kgs 


The  Duke  Student  Branch  of  the 
American  Society  of  Mechanical  En- 
gineers was  formed  with  a  dual  pur- 
pose: to  keep  its  members  informed 
of  the  latest  advancements  in  the 
theory  and  practice  of  mechanical 
engineering  in  general  and  to  stimulate 
interest  in  mechanical  projects  with- 
in the  school. 

These  future  engineers,  led  this 
year  by  Dave  Nicholson,  Norm 
Briggs,  Don  Knauss,  Paul  Risher,  and 
Derrick  Deakins,  met  each  month  to 
discuss  current  problems  and  projects. 
A.S.iM.E.  planned  held  trips  which 
were  both  educational  and  entertaining 
for  the  participants;  trips  included 
visits  to  the  Western  Electric  guided 
missile  plant  in  Burlington  and  the 
Norfolk  naval  yards.  Members  also 
receive  the  monthly  publication  of 
A.S.M.E.,  which  contains  articles  on 
the  latest  developments  in  mechanical 
engineering. 


195 


Duke  I'hyers,  on   tlu-    Isr   rou  ;    Hmdi.   Hmi.s.   2nd   row:  Suw,;  Coliai,  MuluhL\  l.aPnIU.  Fox.  Reardon,  luslhr.  S,nJ,r.   \>,;h. 
Crejditk.   Miller,     Mors,;   Tronol,,,,,:   Krrirr.   Unltu.r,;i.  4th  rou  ;   Rrnrnold,  Slurp,:    \U,rh.   l-nh,-r.  Cnsii-oU,  Rome.  Cirr.   Hrooh;  I h. 


hi  J  strut  from  R\)i\\x  \,m  \tq.  S.irjh  Ciittimi  Ivus  lielp  from  \or-  J^eaime   Sforic    IXfit   Siitet.   ami   Fred   RtRtiiol,!  prtsent  j   strut 

'iinoil  l.o/iii.  ,is  An  H.irlrll  Irits  to  ptrsiiihlt  litr  from  litr  piirpost.  /ram  one  of  this  ynir's  phys.    I'lic  Man  V\lio  Came  to  Dinner. 


Occupying  Branson  building  on  East 
Campus,  the  Duke  Players  organization 
provides  opportunity  for  students  to  de- 
velop their  dramatic  talent.  Membership 
is  open  to  all  students  on  both  East  and 
West;  talent  is  the  basis  tor  selecting 
students  tor  the  roles  in  productions,  and 
interest  is  all  that  is  necessar\'  tor  working 
on  props  or  make-up. 

This  year  the  Players  celebrated  their 
twenty-titrh  birthday  with  a  banner  year; 
season  tickets  were  sold,  and  record  num- 
bers attended  performances.  Early  in  the 
season  they  raised  the  curtain  on  The 
Man  Who  Came  to  Dinner,  a  play  which 
they  repeated  during  Dad's  Day  weekend. 
Efiort  number  two.  Right  You  Are,  was 
also  well  received.  As  the  tinale  in  their 
big  year,  the  Players  presented  The  Mer- 
chant of  I  'enice. 


Al    Fin,    a   senior   irho    hails   originally    from    Hampton,     Vir- 
ginia, has  served  as  this  year's  President  of  the   Duke   Flayers. 


DuKE  Players 


One  of  the  major  plays  presented  this  year  hy  Duke  players  u-as  Shakespeare's  The  Merchant  of  Vein 


Kiiiii    Hi/ii/hich,    Califonna  Senior 
li-.u   fmulenl  of  Hoof  'n'    Horn 


Hoof 


//  ■//   //   (\,/',„rr.    Isr   rnu-,   left  to  right:   /•.  Ahernathx.  I).    Moll,  R.  IXivis,  K.  liimkuh,  A.  l.uy.  Jml  n.«  :  .V.  (irraihLw.  H.  Hr.,m/v 


Each  year  Jiiring  Joe  College 
Weekend,  Hoof  'n  Horn  Club 
presents  an  original  musical  to  the 
enjoyment  of  the  entire  campus. 


Horn 


Hoof  'n'  Horn  was  originated  at  Duke  in  1936 
and  has  produced  shows  yearly  or  biannually 
since  1939.  Each  year  the  executive  council  ot 
the  organization  has  chosen  one  student  manu- 
script and  with  a  cast,  director,  producer  and 
stage  crew  composed  entirely  of  students  has 
presented  the  campus  with  varying  degrees  of 
talent.  To  be  eligible  for  membership  in  Hoof  'n' 
Horn  one  must  actively  participate  in  one  show; 
the  executive  council,  which  makes  all  decisions 
concerning  the  show  and  the  club,  picks  the  manu- 
script, the  producer  and  the  director.  This  council 
is  elected  each  spring  by  the  membership;  it  con- 
sists of  a  president,  vice-president,  two  secre- 
taries, a  treasurer,  and  three  members  at  large. 

This  year's  executive  council,  headed  by  Presi- 
dent King  Rimbach,  picked  Top  Secret,  a  stor\- 
set  in  a  scenic  island  paradise,  to  highlight  the 
gay  Joe  College  Weekend.  The  show  was  written 
by  Alan  Lacy  and  was  produced  by  Lacy  and 
Ruth  Davis. 


The  dancing  chorus  of  Laugh- 
ing With  You  skillfully  per- 
forms    one     of     (1 


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i:,uli  TiirsJay  nrmiiK.  niKsic  liSKfsJrom  tlie  \iusir  Room  „i  E.ist  Didr  -^here  th,-  Wrwuns  (;i,r  CUih  nhr.irus  iiiuUr  tli,'  Jntctwii  of  Mrs.  Ha 


Women's  Glee  Club 


I'Acry  luL'sda)'  iiighr  Ivasr  ("ainpiis 
Wiis  filled  with  the-  srrains  ot  both  re- 
ligious and  secular  music  originating,  ot 
course,  from  the  Woman's  College  Glee 
(;iub,  directed  by  Mrs.  J.  Foster  Barnes 
and  accompanied  by  Fran  Smith.  Presi- 
dent (>arolyn  Hampton  handled  club 
business — caroling  parties,  a  \'alentine\s 
Ball,  and  other  social  gatherings. 

Nancy  Burns  directed  the  Triple  Trio, 
which  is  a  select  group  within  the  (ilee 
("lub;  these  nine  girls  performed  at 
many  eomnuinity  functions  during  the 
Near.  Throughout  both  semesters  the 
girls  worked  toward  their  goal  of  mem- 
l)ership  in  the  Chapel  (^hoir. 


I'rni.lcnl  aj  llir  Wnninis  (ihr  Cliih,  C.rwlyn  Ihu>i/>ro,i.  ;.v  .;  S,->ii 
/ran,  ninkuii.   S.   C.  .,ml  .dw   V „r-l'ns,,Uiil  of  llir  S,;i,or  CLi 


Early  in  the  fall  auditions  were  held 
for  aspiring  singers,  and  the  members  of 
the  Men's  Glee  Club  began  their  practice 
sessions  for  the  school  year.  In  these 
initial  rehearsals  each  vocal  group 
worked  separately  to  learn  new  songs 
and  to  break  in  new  members.  Then  the 
groups  were  combined,  and  after  more 
practice,  they  produced  the  excellent 
music  heard  by  visitors  and  Duke  stu- 
dents at  their  spring  concert. 

This  year's  Duke  concert  and  spring 
tour  were  held  after  the  death  of  J .  Foster 
Barnes,  who  had  led  the  group  to  national 
prominence  in  his  twenty-seven  years 
as  director.  The  men  of  the  glee  club 
toured  cities  in  six  states,  and  then  cli- 
maxed their  activities  with  the  annual 
appearance  on  the  Perry  C'omo  Show  in 
New  York. 


Senior  IXnr  Ihulm.w  Jwm  Crramuh.  R.  /.,  li'.rs  r>,snl,-nl  of  llir 
Men's    ai,r    Cliih   .uhi   also   servni   .u   pmuknl   of  Siv.nia    Chi. 


Men's  Glee  Club 


The  Men's  Glee  Cluh  presented  its  first  concert  oj  the  year  under  the  direction  of  Norman  Desrosiers  in  a  program     dedicated  to  Mr.   Ha, 


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\l,„ih,ri  „l  SImr  n  Shipper  Cliih,  1st  r:  I'eltil,  Al 
rxtiiijrr.  Hook,  Stiuirl,  liotiiick,  Maxson,  Browne,  Tay 
lor,  Alster.  2nd  r:  Samoje,  Crews,  Marks,  Furman, 
(ienter,  S'elsoii,  Lynch,  Fry.  ?rd  r:  Burrell,  yVinslow. 
Harahan,   Harm,   Helly.    l/iippmin,    Hhtt.    Linden 


hop:   n 
SiJPPKR  Club 


As  -,1  rcsulr  ot  opinions  expressed  in  a 
poll  rakcii  l)\  Pivsidenr  Alarv  Bornick 
and  Ins  sraH,  Duke  snidenrs  enjo\ed  rhe 
rhyrhms  of  two  of  the  nation's  top  bands 
during  Shoe  'n'  Slipper  and  Joe  College 
weekends.  Mueli  planning  went  into  the 
festivities  whieh  featured  (lount  Basie  in 
rhe  I'all  and  l,es  I'lgarr  in  rhe  Spring. 


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Members  of  the  Duke  Symphony  Orchestra,  under  the 
direction  oj  Mr.  Allan  Bone,  rehearse  for  their  two  big 
concerts,   one  in   February  and  one  in  the  Spring. 


The  sixry-hvc  piece  Duke  S\mphony 
Orchestra  found  1955-56  a  year  of  great 
progress.  One  of  the  outstanding  activities 
of  the  year  came  when  the  orchestra  ac- 
companied pianist  Jacob  Lateiner.  In  May, 
the  group  cHmaxed  its  most  successful 
season  in  its  history  with  their  annual 
spring  concert. 


Duke 

Symphony 


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,,lly  inrsni. 


Concert  Band 


Karly  last  fall  Duke's  serious  musicians 
competed  at  auditions  tor  seats  in  the 
C>onccrt  Band.  This  group  placed  em- 
phasis upon  variety  in  music  and  featured 
in  their  programs  classical,  semi-clas- 
sical, and  novelty  selections.  As  a  result 
of  diligent  practice,  the  seventy  chosen 
players  presenteii  se\eral  concerts  this 
year.  Shortly  after  school  l)egan,  a  lawn 
concert  was  given;  later  m  the  semester 
another  was  presented  \n  the  l'"ast  Oam- 
pus  auditorium.  Spring  semester  called 
tor  doubled  rehearsals  as  the  musicians 
prepared  for  a  week-long  tour  of  the 
Southeast  and  for  two  adiiitional  eon- 
certs  given  on  I'ast  Oampus  tor  the 
Duke  student  l)od\  . 


iihl   in   Hi 


ItJ    the 
umpus. 


"IP'^W  ! 

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The  Duke  Ambassadors  have  gained 
prestige  borh  ar  home  and  abroad  as  one 
of  the  most  outstanding  collegiate  dance 
bands  in  the  country.  This  year  they  pro- 
vided the  musical  background  tor  both 
C'oed  Balls  and  played  for  many  class  and 
fraternity  dances;  in  addition  to  their 
performances  at  Duke  the\'  entertained 
at  nearby  schools.  Last  spring,  the  Am- 
bassadors became  internationally  famous 
when  they  toured  Air  Force  bases  in 
Iceland;  this  year,  the  band  and  Nat 
Greenblatt  have  again  been  asked  to 
entertain  the  Airmen.  The\'  will  leave 
immediately  after  graduation  tor  a  two- 
week  tour  of  the  Azores,  Bermuda, 
Scotland,    Iceland,    and    Newfoundland. 


Bill  l\ipf 
IfJ    th,-    Dnk 


Ambassadors 


Pep 


K,!    Mar  and  Sue  StraJer   veer,-    nspmisiHr.   .u   Ir.ulers  of 
\rii,  for  ihf  energy  and  spirit  sho'ni/  ,ir  Didc  f;,i//ies  this  year. 


An  organization  which  is  full  of 
enthusiasm  itself  but  finds  this  quality 
sometimes  lacking  in  other  members 
of  the  student  body,  Pep  Board  under- 
takes each  year  to  build  up  and  main- 
tain school  spirit.  East  and  West  each 
elect  a  chairman,  and  these  serve  as 
co-chairmen  for  one  campus-wide 
board;  this  year's  co-chairmen  were 
Kit  Weir  and  Sue  Stradcr;  other 
members  were  volunteers  and  repre- 
sentatives from  the  domitories.  Sue 
and  Kit  led  the  groups  in  its  campaigns 
for  team  support  and  worked  closely 
with  the  Cheerleaders  to  invent  new 
yells  for  the  cheering  section. 


I'ep   Hoard.    Ir:   Swarr,   I'ettit,   (, 
F,ho„.    Ileiidrix.   Kramer,   I 


Chedesler,  Hazm.  Creus.   3r: 
Xidrl,  Girard.   Parlloiv,    Rodtnsky. 


Board 


The  Duke  Fcp  Board  and  the 
cheerleaders  promoted  Pep  RalHes, 
sponsored  the  annual  program  ot  skits 
for  an  especially  outstanding  Home- 
coming celebration,  and  planned  card 
tricks  for  the  entertainment  of  spec- 
tators on  the  opposite  side  of  the 
stadium.  When  competition  and  riv- 
alry were  especially  keen,  Pep  Board 
helped  to  turn  excess  steam  and  en- 
thusiasm on  the  part  of  the  students 
and  fans  into  rousing  displays  of 
sportsmanship;  but  whether  the  spirit 
lagged  or  soared.  Pep  Board  main- 
tained a  steadying  influence  on  both 
the  teams  and  the  tans. 


Dukes  peppy  eheerle.nters,  first  row :  G.  I'artloii;  M.  Harm.  /).  Frhon.  S.  K.i 
Second   row:   B.   tVciij,   S'.   Gardner,   D.  Jacoies,   A.  Rodeinky,  L.  Far, 


irj 


Retiveen  liakrs  rif  the  frames 
I'ep  Board  sponsored  the 
/  neks,  one  of  whieh  turns  o. 
he  the  popular  Duke  Blue  D 


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No  Duke  toorball  game  would  be 
complete  w  irhour  the  song  and  spirit 
provided  hv  the  Marching  Band.  Be- 
fore each  home  game,  the  double-timed 
rhythm  of  the  snare  drums  heralded  the 
hand's  procession  onto  the  held;  to 
acquire  this  perfection,  the  band  re- 
hearsed three  rimes  a  week.  President 
John  (^artwright  and  drum  major  Don 
Billings  headed  this  \ear's  organiza- 
tion, and  Dr.  Paul  Bryan  directed  the 
group.  Last  fall  the  band  traveled  to 
the  Cieorgia  Tech  game  where  they 
entertained  in  Grant  Field.  In  March 
the  members  were  entertained  at  a 
dinner-dance,  where  awards  were  made, 
and  new  officers  were  elected. 


Marching  Band 


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20s 


nemhen  of  tin-  Board  of  Directors  of  R,ni„ 
Cox.    Ahiex.    Dnn     Wilmii.     ICrijf/r.wr, 


;/.r/i<-«    W'DBS,   more  often  kmr^n  as  the  Radio  Council   arc  the   follouing:    Beacliai 
Cranston,     Mr.     Wetherhy,     Harris.    Smith.     Taylor.      Mr.     Griffith.     Tatem.     Ban, 


Radio  Council 


The  Radio  Council  exercises  broad 
governing  power  over  tlie  station's  pol- 
icies; the  group  meets  to  approve  the 
plans  of  the  management,  the  budget, 
unusual  expenditures,  and  broadcast 
hours.  Their  most  important  duty  is  the 
election  of  the  hve  student  managers. 
Radio  Council  is  composed  of  the  Dean 
of  Men,  the  Dean  of  Undergraduate 
Women,  the  Director  of  Student  Ac- 
tivities, the  engineering  adviser,  ap- 
pointed representatives  from  M.S.G.A. 
and  W'.S.G.A.,  representatives  from 
Trinity  College,  the  Woman's  College, 
and  the  College  of  Engineering,  and  the 
adviser  of  WDBS  who  is  appointed  by 
Dr.  Edens. 


Dr.  Joseph  C.  Wetherhy,  a  member  of  the  English  and  Speech 
department,  is  the  adi-'iser  and  chairman  (jf  the  Radio  Council. 


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HrMham  (Business).  E,!  ILjrns  iS,.,i 
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I'lihlie     Relalwns). 


Orientation  week  and  exam-time  services 
kept  the  oscilloscope  peaking  eighteen  hours  a 
day  instead  of  the  normal  r\\  elve  and  a  half. 
New  programs  appeared  in  the  line-up,  too: 
"The  M.S.G.A.  Reporter"  covered  student 
government  developments,  "Tomorrow's  Clas- 
sics" added  semi-elassical  music  to  the  usual 
presentations  of  pops,  classics,  and  good  )azz, 
and  quiet  "Music  tor  Studying"  Hlled  the  wee 
small  hours.  Kach  week  a  panel  of  students  put 
a  distinguished  guest  "On  the  Spot." 

All  the  tunerions  ot  a  radio  station  are 
depeiuleiu  ujion  each  other.  The  training  pro- 
\  ided  to  the  large  start,  the  service  to  the 
universit\-,  and  the  fun,  too,  depend  upon 
the  satisfaction  of  local  and  national  sponsors, 
which  in  turn  depends  upon  sound  public  re- 
lations and  business  practices.  Financially, 
W'DBS  is  on  very  firm  ground  for  the  first 
time.  Duke's  radio  voice  has  just  completed 
its  most  successful  \ear  since  its  establishment. 


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WDBS 


"Serving  rhc  entire  Duke  eoniniunity"  was  a  tavorire 
phrase  with  WDBS  announcers  this  year;  and,  since  ex- 
tending its  broadcasting  area,  the  station  did  just  that.  Not 
sparing  the  budget,  this  year's  staff  also  improved  the  studios 
and  equipment;  new  turntable  units,  lighting,  and  air-con- 
ditioning were  only  a  tew  ot  the  additions. 

Programming  was  dressed  up  to  "please  most  of  the  people 
most  of  the  time";  it  offered  something  for  every  taste  and 
appealed  specifically  to  student  interest.  Old  programs  were 
rejuvenated;  "The  Devil's  Den  Show"  returned  to  the  air 
with  music  and  interviews  from  East  Campus.  News  of 
world  and  campus  events  continued  to  be  an  important  part 
of  each  day's  schedule,  with  "Campusology"  being  aired  at 
more  effective  times  than  in  the  past.  Sports  coverage  was 
more  complete  than  ever  before.  The  remote  crew  traveled 
over  two  thousand  miles  to  broadcast  all  the  Duke  basketball 
games,  sometimes  "feeding"  play-by-play  descriptions  to 
commercial  stations. 


Iiimor  Ed  Hjrr,i  h.u  led  UDBS 
,7.(  its  Station  Mii/hrger  tins  year. 


Iim  Bauer  (Eng.  Mgr.)  sits  at  the  con- 
trols of  radio  station  WDBS  and  is  ably 
assisted  by  Pete  Taylor  {Prod.  Mgr.). 


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Bench  and  Bar 


Bench  and  Bar  meets  the  needs  of  stu- 
dents who  desire  to  know  more  about  the 
requirements  for  entering  law  school;  how- 
ever, membership  is  not  restricted  to  pre- 
legal  undergraduates,  but  is  open  to  all  who 
are  interested  in  knowing  more  about  op- 
portunities in  the  law  profession.  One  of 
the  most  interesting  projects  of  this  \ear 
was  participation  in  mock  trials  where 
members  took  the  parts  of  lawyers,  de- 
fendants, witnesses,  juries,  and  judges; 
these  trials  served  to  give  meml)ers  a 
practical  look  at  the  job  of  the  lawyer. 
Other  activities  included  talks  given  b\- 
law  school  professors,  movies  dealing 
with  legal  problems,  antl  intormal  dis- 
cussions l)\   the  group. 


Ihll   Sly,:    ,,    S,;„„r  J  mm    l.nks„inill,:    I'lnn.U 
of  Heiich  J'ht   H.ir    ivliuli   ;>    ,a//ip„srj   of  DiiLr 


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The  Did;-  l'r,-M,Jn.il  Sociay   liMS  hd  llin  year  hy   /olm    Lod- 
niell,  ii:ho  is  a  Senior  claiming  Washinglon.  D.  (.'.,  as  his  home. 


The  Prc-Medical  Society  was  formed  to 
provide  an  outlet  for  the  interests  of  un- 
dergraduate students  who  planned  to  enter 
a  school  of  medicine.  Headed  by  John 
Lodmell,  president,  and  John  Sadler,  vice- 
president,  the  Society  met  this  year  on 
alternate  Thursday  evenings  where  they 
discussed  a  variety  of  problems,  such  as 
A-bomb  after-effects,  socialized  medicine, 
and  cancer;  these  discussions  were  often 
led  by  men  eminent  in  the  profession.  Duke 
Hospital  contributed  to  the  year's  program 
b\'  allowing  members  to  observe  operations 
which  involved  major  problems  of  medical 
technique.  As  a  school  service,  the  Pre- 
Meds  again  sponsored  for  the  entire  cam- 
pus a  free  chest  X-ray  program. 


Pre-Med  Society 


///(   Did,  f I, -Medical  Society  gathers  in  the  Vnion  Ballroom  on  West  before  a  meeting  in  v.-hich  they  discuss  current  deielopments  in  medit 


213 


Ill,-  lUtiMwn  Sn,[l  .,„ 
/).    BalhwiMu.    H.    )) 


"Ir  is  b\'  no  means 
rnough  rhar  an  officer  ot 
the  Nav\'  should  be  a 
capable  mariner.  He  must 
be  that,  of  course,  but  also 
a  great  deal  more.  He 
should  be,  as  well,  a  gen- 
tleman of  liberal  educa- 
tion, refined  manner, 
punctilious  courtesy,  and 
the  nicest  sense  of  per- 
sonal honor."  This  is  by 
John  Paul  Jones,  founder 
of  the  Naval  tradition; 
this  in  turn  is  the  basic 
purpose  of  the  organiza- 
tion of  NROTC'  units. 


Naval  R.O.T.C. 


riirfinr  o/lhf  Wn'dl  ROTC conip.vius.  Able  Conipjiix,  -i\is  sriiJnif-co//i/ii.iihii-:i  In  Turn  Sumner.  .1  Sniior  Xi-lios(  Iwm,-  is  Hertford.  Sorlh  Carolina. 


The  Savy  ROTC 
Band  ii-as  directid 
this  year  by  Sen- 
tor  Boh  Bramiock. 


Rahr  Com/huiy  is  the  second  of  the  Navy  cmipanies  and  -a-as  led  this  year  hy  Boh  Eadie,  -^-ho  ivas  President  of  FAC  and  a  nnmher  of  W  h./s  \\  h. 


-  /////  (  .iini.ii(v.h.  Jii.iii  (,<,Llshnr„.  \„rtl,(.,,„h„.i.  ;.:(>  /// 


Mtwhrn  oj  th,-  ^\l^■^   nnlphin  Shiff.  on  the  Ist  row:  «.  Ijr^-i,  E.  Ihuiuiwmi. 
E.  Shank,  T.  K.-h,  uu.ir  :.■.,!  r..u    S.  Prevosi,  T.  Wnnhf.  I..  Brooh.  C.  Br.wJnn. 


This  \car,  the  Duke  Naval  Rc- 
SLTvc  Officers'  1  raining  Corps  cele- 
brated for  the  first  time  an  NROTC' 
il.i\  ;  midshipmen  observed  the  oc- 
casion by  entertaining  spectators 
witii  a  precision  march  routine  b\' 
tiien-  drill  team  in  Duke  Stadium 
prior  ro  the  Wake  Forest  game. 

1  he  three  huiuired  men  of  Duke's 
NKOIX;  unit  attend  classes  in 
na\al  science  where  the\'  learn  the 
basic  facts  about  gunnery,  na\  i- 
tiation  and  steam  enuineenni;.  On 
ihe  drill  tield  ruo  davs  each\\eek, 
the  toiiirh  and  thiixl  class  mid- 
shipmen learn  how  to  follow  orders 
and  to  tunetion  as  a  team  instead 
of  as  an  induidual;  as  they  become 
upperclassmen,  the\-  will  be  the 
eommaiuling  officers  on  the  field 
aiul    responsible    tor   ui\iim   orders. 


Th,-  hrnr  and  effiaait  DnII  Cowpj 


olht-r  of  the  XROTC  units  at  Duke  ami  u\u  commanded  by  Senior  Douglas  G 


Ashez'i/le.  \.  C. 


Many  ot  the  midshipmen  bring 
praise  and  honor  to  the  unit  by  their 
performance  as  members  of  the  drill 
team,  rifle  team,  band,  or  other 
group  sponsored  by  the  unit  at 
Duke. 

During  the  summer  months,  man\' 
of  the  middies  become  an  integral 
part  of  the  Navy.  As  third  classmen 
they  are  the  seamen  under  the  eyes 
of  the  first  class  who  are  the  of- 
ficers. During  the  cruise,  some  stand 
watch  as  helmsmen;  others  stand 
officer  of  the  deck  watches,  and 
some  others  have  the  job  of  con- 
trolling the  ships'  armament.  This 
phase  of  the  naval  officer's  training 
is  probably  the  most  important; 
here  he  sees  the  peace-time  Nav\' 
in  operation,  and  the  material  learned 
in  the  classroom  is  put  to  use. 


The  Rifle  Team,  rirst 
ond  rou- :  //.  Eldrediie 


u-  left  to  right:  /.  Edu-ards  and  K.  Gryhoii'ski.  Sec 
}d  I'.  I'arish.   Ihird  rou- :  R.  Biirnham  and  T.  Steigle, 


^i^#j^  ip_  ijlf  ip    1^.  n; 


The   DidY  Air   Force  ROTC  unit,  shniai  here  in  'u.-ivR  fnnmtion.    is  .,   eonipelenl  effuieiil  on^aiinMt,,,,  „J    ruv/   hundred  thirlyjo 


Air  R.O.T.C. 


Oljieers    .uid    imii  exiiiiiiissioiied   'ijjieers  of   del.uliineiil   Half.    I    r:    First  It.   Kiim.    \Ui,.   Mxers.  Col.   Kiiiiiht.    l/.i 
liarnhill.  First  It.  (.uijield.  1  vF  S^t.  Hull.  S  Sil.  Xoriell.    M   S.-l.  liulex.    1/   .St;/.  Fiire.    !  r:    1/   ,Si;/.  Flhii 


The  Duke  University  Air  Force  Reserve  Officers 
Training  Corps  was  organized  in  July,  1949,  under  the 
command  ot  ("olonel  Byron  R.  Switzcr.  Shortly  alter 
the  beginning  ol  the  Korean  conHiet,  it  reached  a 
strength  ol  more  than  six  hundred  cadets. 

Colonel  Robert  J.  Knight  became  the  professor  of 
Air  Science  in  1952,  replacing  Colonel  Switzer.  Under 
Colonel  Knight,  the  unit  continued  to  grow  in  size,  in 
quality,  and  in  prestige.  Recently,  with  the  retirement 
of  Colonel  Knight,  Colonel  Todd  took  command  of 
the  unit.  Since  the  end  of  the  Korean  War,  enrollment 
in  the  cadet  corps  has  decreased  until  there  are  now 
approximately  two  hundred  and  fifty  cadets  in  the 
wing.  It  is  a  select,  compact  unit — one  that  is  producing 
officers  worthy  of  the  United  States  Air  Force. 

The  mission  of  the  AFROTC  program  is  to  prepare 
students,  through  a  plan  of  instruction  at  civilian  edu- 
cational institutions,  to  serve  as  officers  in  the  regular 
and  reserve  components  ol  the  USiA.F,  and  to  assist  in 
discharging,  where  necessary,  any  institutional  obli- 
gations to  offer  instruction  in  military  training. 


uUt    Colomi    n.nr    llartnum    ii;u    ill, 
ing  Comvhmder  ujihe  AFKOIC  fiut. 


Thr  Cuitt  \l-,i,!i  Sljff  iinlii.in.  m  rr.iiit,  (Miinnimier  IXizr  H.uIiilw.  Second  rosv  :  Exniimr  Officr  l-nd  \\\,lkii,i.  Mark  him- 
so,,.  Duk  Doico.  'i"l„i  I'ria:    I  hirci  rcu  :  /,(,/■  /).(/,■.  Xallui,  Sk,pprr.  R.  S.   YoiinI.  I),„ijld  Krniplrr.  lo„rrh  rn^^     /,„•  r„,//v. 


The  Duke  AFROTC 
Band,  here  perform- 
in;^  in  a  rei-ieii\  is 
open  to  iiny  cadet 
li-lio  ixishes  to  join  it. 


Activities 


The  activities  available  to  the  AP'ROTC 
cadets  are  varied  and  numerous.  Whether  the 
cadet's  free  hours  are  few  or  many,  there  are 
many  opportunities  for  participation  open  to 
him.  For  those  who  are  musically  inclined 
there  is  the  AFROTC^  Band;  while  others 
choose  the  Precision  Drill  Team.  Both  groups 
perform  at  reviews,  appear  in  parade  on 
Armed  Forces  Day,  and  march  at  sports  events. 


Major  Myers  points  out  to  three  AFROTC  cadets  features  of  planes  similiar  to  those  which  they  will 


^1^ 

1 

^ 

^ 

Drill  team,  under  the 
a.mniMj  of  C\uiel 
Second  Lt.  Richard 
Ulricli,  is  an  activity 
of  AFROTC  Cadets. 


The  Rifle  Icam  also  attracts  much  interest 
because  it  otlers  the  cadet  an  opportunity  to 
practice  shooting  and  to  compete  in  matches 
with  other  units.  Among  additional  activities 
are  the  Military  Ball,  unit  parties,  orientation 
flying,  field  trips,  the  drill  program,  the  MARS 
amateur  radio  station,  plus  the  Newspaper, 
History,  and  Photo  sections  of  the  Cadet 
Office  of  Information  Service. 


Million,   Haniimloii.  (  ihmkiiik  B.atitv  Qiiten,  n   crozi-ned 
■ilKOK      \ld,l.in    li.ll I   Qiiun   h\    (oloml   R.nmond  Todd. 


)  the  AFROTC 
of  Bill  Sre 


station.  MARS, 
I  Ed  Booth roxd. 


Semper 

Fl  DELIS 


Semper  Fuielis,  Ir:  Su<arlz,  Crossingham,  Savage, 
Marstmi,  Peltitl.  Sanders.  2r:  Sutnner.  O'Callagkan, 
Germm,  Toxie,  Beane.  Beasley,  Lo-we,  Losee.  3r:  T.Sg,t. 
Brodigan,  Cogan,  Lane,  Haack,  Leiris.  Williams. 
Rossins.  Biirnham,  Thuemmel.  Rao.  4r:  Runic. 
Graham,  Armstrong,  Beaty,  Ridley,  Mcllhniny. 
Miller,  Richardson,  Bell,  Brubaker,  .\laj.  .\io 


Semper  I'uiclis  is  nuule  up  of  otfJcxTS,  re- 
serves, ami  men  w  ho  [ilaii  tor  future  careers  in 
the  Marines.  At  rheir  monrhly  meetings,  the 
members  saw  movies  and  heard  lectures  and 
discussions  about  the  customs  and  traditions 
of  the  (>)rps.  Nor  onl\-  did  they  learn  about 
past    glories    ami    achieNemetits    which    ha\e 


made  the  1  .eathernecks  so  famous,  but  thcN 
also  were  enlightened  about  present  day  ac- 
tivities and  the  many  opportunities  available 
in  this  service.  Semper  Fidelis  was  established 
on  the  Duke  (>ampus  in  1952,  and  the  organiza- 
tion has  grown  both  in  si/.e  and  importance 
since  this  recent  beumnino. 


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Nurses' 
Education  Club 


Members  are,  on  the  1st  r:  Dorh  Crutchfield,  Mary 
Aim  AicLellan,  Josephine  Ransdell,  Shirley  Hour, 
Eunice  Smith.  2nd  r:  Marie  Burns,  Mary  K. 
Patten,  Luetta  Booe,  Ruth  Pierce,  Jessie  Kiser.  3r  r: 
Halive  Zukoivski,  Dorothy  Francis,  Virginia  Sinclair, 
Ruby  Barnes,  Martha  Dai-is,  Barbara  Dunleiy, 
loan     Beac'ier,     Riilh     Lan.iis,     Lorraine    Pensuim- 


o 


\ 


The  Helen  Nahm  Nursing  Education  Club 
was  organized  to  create  a  closer  relationship 
among  the  graduate-nurse  students,  and  be- 
tween the  club  members  and  other  students 
at  Duke.  The  officers  and  faculty  adviser 
divided  the  meetings  between  discussions 
of    club    business    and    dinners    with    guest 


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speakers.  Airs.  Kimi  Tanaka's  talk  on  Japa- 
nese flower  arrangements  was  so  successful 
that  she  was  asked  to  return.  Mrs.  Bing- 
ham Dai  spoke  to  them  on  ceramics,  and 
later  in  the  year,  the  group  invited  Dr. 
Cleland,  Dean  of  the  Chapel,  to  speak  to 
their  group. 


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Chapel  Choir 


The  Duke  Uiiivcrsir\-  (Chapel  Choir  was 
comprised  this  year  of  approximately  two 
hundred  members  selected  from  the  Men's 
and  Women's  (ilee  ('tubs.  The  group  built  up 
a  large  repetoire  of  sacred  music  which  they 
sang  at  the  Sunday  morning  ('hapel  services; 
the  year's  most  outstanding  performance  was 
the  annual  Christmas  presentation  of  Mandel's 
"Messiah."  The  choir  was  under  the  direction 
of  J.  Foster  Barnes  until  his  death,  and  then 
was  directed  by  the  Reverend  Norman  Des- 
rosiers;  the  singers  attracted  many  \isir()rs  to 
their  programs  and  to  the  morning  services. 
More  important  was  the  spiritual  atmosphere 
which  if  helped  to  effect  at  the  services; 
students  worshipped  with  the  choir  as  it  sang 
selections  l)\  great  religious  composers. 


The  Chapel  Choir  felt  a  great  loss  this  past 
February  in  the  death  ot  their  director,  J.  P'os- 
ter  Barnes.  A4r.  Barnes,  known  to  many 
alumni  and  students  as  "Bishop,"  had  come  to 
Duke  in  1927  and  was  the  founder  of  the 
Chapel  Choir  and  of  the  Duke  .\II-Star  (x)n- 
cert  Series,  which  brings  famous  musicians 
tor  performances  at  the  university.  Mr.  Barnes 
also  had  built  the  Duke  University  Men's 
(!lee  ('lub  into  one  of  the  outstanding  college 
singing  groups  in  the  nation  and  was  scheduled 
to  fake  them  on  four  in  the  spring.  While  the 
death  of  this  beloved  man  was  deepK'  grieved 
by  the  choir  and  the  entire  universir\-  com- 
munity, rhe  iniUieiice  of  "Bishop"  Barnes  will 
long  be  ali\e  in  the  fine  quality  ot  the  music 
on  Duke  campus. 


Jfn  JWemoriam 

J.  Foster  Barnes 


Oiii'uKJii  Dcltj  K^ippii  T^ppu/i!, 


I^owm/ite 


PHI  BETA  KAPPA 

228 

WHO'S  WHO 

229 

WHITE  DUCHY 

230 

RED  FRIARS 

231 

SANTA  FILOMENA 

232 

ORDER  OF  ST.  PATRICK 

233 

OMICRON  DELTA  KAPPA 

234 

PHI  KAPPA  DELTA 

235 

BETA  OMEGA  SIGA4A 

236 

SANDALS 

237 

PHI  ETA  SIGMA 

238 

IVY 

239 

PI  TAU  SIGMA 

240 

TAU  BETA  PI 

241 

SIGMA  DELTA  PI 

242 

TAU  PSI  OMEGA 

243 

DELTA  PHI  ALPHA 

244 

ALPHA  KAPPA  PSI 

245 

ARNOLD  AIR  SOCIETY 

246 

PI  MU  EPSILON 

247 

VARSITY  "D "  CLUB 

248 

DELTA  PHI  RHO  ALPHA 

249 

Phi  Beta  Kappa 


Sylvia  Annctrc  Davis 
Kenneth  Edwin  Alayhcw  ,  jr 
Bow'den  Wilson  Ward 
Nanc>-  Elizabeth  Saunders 
Robert  Warren  Nordan 
Sarah  Marie  Pfohl 
Mary  Elaine  Eystcr 
Barbara  Anne  Whitehurst 
\'erne  Strudwick  Caviness 
William  Albert  Litle 
Sylvia  Moonyean  \\& 
Richard  Lewis  Play^i 
Mary  Lynn  Willi  an 
Elizabeth  Ann  EUer 
Caroline  Gucrrant  P  oppc^ 
Lvdia  Ellen  Hamnia 
John  Eranklin  McAl| 
Leonard  Hathaway  p 
Sarah  Lynn  Whinre 
Florence  Messiek  C 
Alyron  Finley  Ma.\s( 
Norman  Henry  Brigii 
Robert  Burns  Wilso 
Philip  Eugene  Shaw 
James  Ivey  Warren, 
Judith  Austin  Dinwf 
Morris  Clifford  Cla 
Marvin  Mack  Crutchheld 
Ann  Lyon  Alexander 
Morton  David  Calinsky 
Mattie  Odessa  Southern 
George  Allen  C^oltrane 
Cjeorge  Jones  Evans,  Jr. 
William  Wesley  Dunkui,  ill 
Luanne  Anita  Oanston 
(Hyde  V^inson  Alexander 
Sarah  Lee  (Conner 
l''dward  Hardin  Smith,  |r. 


Willard  Drawn  Frederick,  |r. 
Ellen  Wallace 

Nathan  Richard  Skipper,  Jr. 
George  Morris  (iurley 
x^rley  Joe  McCreery 
Edward  Lichtenstein 
William  Ronald  Slye 
Sarah  Frances  Hovater 
John  Borden  McKinnon 
Ingrida  Karina  Zarins 
Jam^s]  Faust  Proctor 

m  Dunlop  White,  Jr. 

la  C^arol  Rogers 

m  John  Cole 

a  Katherine  McBride 
}\nn  Simmons 

le  Smith 

^linn  Harrell 

jtte  Stacy  Taylor 

•s  Urquiza 

Wesley  Harbison,  Jr. 

?lebecca  W^atson 
Blair  Parks,  III 

t  Kenneth  Barrett 

Benis  Fox 

as  James  Gillcrist 
Harold  George  Kledaras 
Ruth  Ann  Coftman 
Norwood  Greyson  Long 
Donald  Dewey  Smith 
Marilyn  Taylor  Affelder 
luiiily  Jane  Sowerby 
MariKnn  Ann  Johnson 
Nancy  Diane  Ormond 
C^harles  Frank  Hauser 
Alison  Scott  Pope 
William   Fhomas  Harrison 
Richard  Allen  Bilas 


PHI  Bi TA  KAPPA  OIIICIRS  lOR   \')^5-5(^ 

President:  FI.  A.  Strobel 

X'ice-Presideiit:  J.  (J.  0)lr<)ii 

Secretar\-  and    Ireasurer:  James  (Gannon 

I'.lected  Member  oC  l'.\ecuri\e  (iouneil:  J.  N.    Truesdale 

I'.x-olHcio   Member  ot'  l'.\ecuti\e  (iouncii:    B.   L.   Ratehtord 


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oj  \\■ho^  Who  ;/,  I  St  n.u  II  ,// 
.  5rd  ro«  Rm,iHr<i,  Maxwn.  I, II, 
y.    Davis.    I,r-.e\.    Crandatl,    Pla\,r 


\lnh,-^  Batnuk  (.irmi^u.tLuhf.n,i  :nd  n.u  hit  B.n./t/t  -iUxiNU,  I  I, hi  Small.  Oniioml. 
Innhiiih,  Warren.  Gilkrist,  Frederick  4th  ro«  Bt)iii,ir.  \h(iird\,  Williams,  Reese,  Raster, 
th   row     Lon^i.  Btntz,  Martin,  McMillan.  AlJnJue,   Tudor,  Briggs,  Kumpf,  Beck,  Evans. 


Who's  Who 


]\'l/o\^  Wlio  A//ion(f  Students  in  American 
Colleii,es  and  Lniversities  is  a  directory  made  up 
of  college  seniors  who  have  been  leaders  in 
campus  activities.  Including  editorial  heads, 
student  government  officials,  class  officers,  and 
top  organizational  leaders  forty-eight  Duke 
students  achieved  membership  in  the  organiza- 
tion this  \ear. 

Mention  in  this  publication  implies  the  ca- 
pacity tor  future  success  based  upon  recognition 
of  the  outstanding  service  that  the  student  has 
rendered  to  his  school  during  his  preparation  for 
work  in  a  world  outside  "the  ivory  tower." 
Therefore,  Who's  Who  maintains  a  student 
placement  service  which  provides  opportunities 
for  its  members  to  make  important  contacts 
with  employers  in  all  areas  of  work. 


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r.'*;**!****: 


loamie  Xeu-hnJ  Eha  M.  Reese  Sarah  M.  I'/olil 


White  Duchy 


\'noN,u  ll.Sli.it/oii 
I'.nrnn,  A.  Stamhury  Carat   \i .  Smith  Th.hiia  C.  Ilndift 


230 


Red  Friars 


«M.,«/  r.  Aidiidv.t 


Henry  C.  Carnegie 


]i 


> 


.1/.  C.irl,'/,,'  llrJmmk 


Namy  liischoJJ 


i 


Santa 

FiLOMENA 


Marfi.,M  I..  Smith 


ill 


K.ilhninr  I..  l\,ulhUs 


ii     i 


232 


Order  of  Saint  Patrick 


^H|^^^^ 

il 

1 

The  members  of  the  Order  of  Saint  l\itrick.  e/igineerinn  leaJersliip  lionori 
Parker,    Carey,    Kale,    Skaii;    Ktimpf,    Bouse,    Flayer,    X'atinhaii,    Rishe 


,  are  as  folloiis,  seated  I  t"  r:  Xnlioi 
Amos,   Goiidy,    Wilson,    McElJiifJ. 


Brijii>s.  Standing: 
;/,    Rabin,    Ei-ans. 


The  purpose  ot  the  Order  of  Saint  Patrick  is 
to  give  recognition  to  students  who  have  dis- 
played a  high  standard  of  leadership  and  char- 
acter in  the  extra-curricular  activities  of  the 
School  of  Engineering.  Membership  is  open  to 
all  juniors  and  seniors  who  have  proved  them- 
selves worthy  of  the  honor.  This  year  the 
fraternity  met  regularly  each  month  and  carried 
out  its  program  according  to  the  ritual  which 
is  held  confidential  bv  the  members. 


The  legend  which  explains  the  connection 
between  Saint  Patrick  and  engineering  came 
about  when  a  mysterious  stone  was  found 
during  an  excavation  for  a  building  project  in 
Minnesota.  When  archaeologists  were  sum- 
moned to  decipher  the  writing,  they  gave  the 
startling  verdict  that  "Saint  Patrick  was  an 
engineer!"  Since  this  legend  has  attracted  their 
attention,  March  17  has  become  a  very  special 
dav  for  engineers. 


Wniihers  i.J  ODK  are.  1st  row  : 
(\r.mess,  Rineberg,  Cnitchfield. 
InA  row:  Teller,  Ward,  Griffith, 
Hciinett,  Dean  McNurlni.  3rd 
niu  :  Warren,  Kumpf,  Martin, 
(.\irrieRie,  Brubaker,  BrinUey.  4th 
row:  Harbison,  Mayhew,  I.ein- 
huh.     Tiierff.     Frederick,     Tudor. 


Omicron  Delta 
Kappa 

Omicron  Delta  Kappa  is  a  narional  leadership 
frarernity  composed  of"  college  seniors  and  elected 
members  from  rhe  Duke  faculty;  its  purpose  is  to  give 
recognition  for  outstanding  service.  Students  tapped 
for  membership  have  distinguished  themselves  both 
scholastically  and  through  participation  in  extra- 
curricular activities;  ODK  brings  together  rhe 
leaders  of  nearK'  ever\'   large  campus  organr/.ation. 


I  'erne  Caviness,  a  member  of  Phi  Beta 
K.ippa,  ivas  President  of  Omicron 
Delta  Kappa,  men's  senior  honorary. 


234 


The  members  nf  Phi  KappLi  Delia  honorary  .1 
Curdy,    J.    Xe^ilaihl.    Standing:    /_.    Wilh. 


/).  Wasden.  X.  Saii/hiers.  .-i.  AUx.ui.ler.  R.  Rhim.  R.    \UL,„i,n,.  /.  Dinx. 
I'.    Slamhury,    S.    Davis,    E.    I'nnheil,    S.    I'Johl.    M.    H.i.llei,    I .     \hHn.le. 


The    President    of    Phi    Kappa    Delta,    a    senior    women's 
honorary,  ivas  Rosemary  Rhine,  a  Senior  living  in  Pegram. 


~f 


^^ 


Phi  Kappa 
Delta 


The  gardenia  presented  to  the  new 
initiates  of  Phi  Kappa  Delta  signifies 
recognition  of  the  leadership,  scholar- 
ship, and  service  which  they  have 
displayed  while  at  Duke.  Juniors  are 
tapped  in  the  spring  before  their  final 
year,  and  then  more  seniors  are  in- 
vited to  membership  the  follov\ing 
fall.  Besides  students.  Phi  Kappa  Delta 
may  tap  members  of  the  faculty  and 
deans.  This  year's  meetings  featured 
speakers  including  Dr.  Rhine,  Dr. 
Hobbs,   and   Dr.   Reichenberg. 


I).  Knwur,   \l.  Tfiiika,  D.  I'ejrI.  and  B.  Di,Me\.  Men 


right,, 
ndro«  : 


r.Turmr.S.  11///, 


■ihn(j.  H.    \/,-„/-«f/,r.  /■.  /'.i 

,L<JI.    IIV//S,   .!«,/  /.    I-KkI' 


hOS.      snlihoninrr     honorary, 
V.MS   loi   hv    Hill    Mewhorne. 


Beta  Omega  Sigma 


Beta  Omega  Sigma  is  an  honorary  fraterniry  organized  to 
give  recognition  to  freslinian  men  w  ho  have  shown  outstanding 
quaHtics  of  leadership  and  scholarship.  At  the  end  ot  each 
year,  those  newcomers  who  have  rendered  worthwhile  serv- 
ice to  the  university  are  tapped  by  this  sophomore  honorarx 
and  are  left  to  carry  out  its  work  in  the  following  year.  Of- 
licialK  opening  the  I'-'v'^  social  season,  Beta  Omega  Sigma 
and  Sandals  entertained  the  campus  with  a  rousing  "Goin' 
Pogo"  dance.  I  iowever,  being  chiefU'  a  service  group,  BOS 
members  served  on  Traditions  Board,  helping  to  make  Duke 
men  out  ot  the  greenhorns;  decorated  goal  posts  tor  football 
games;  judged  displays;  and  ushered  at  pep  rallies.  Not  to 
be  omitted  among  BOS  undertakings  was  the  perilous  job  ot 
supervising  the  freshmen  who  guarded  the  big  pre-pep  rally 
bonfires  from  L'niversit\    of   North  (^uolina  marauders. 


Wearing  the  key  imprinted  with  the  sandal  of  Mercury, 
twenty  sophomore  girls  act  throughout  the  year  as  the  mes- 
sengers and  servants  of  the  campus.  These  girls  are  selected 
each  spring  from  the  freshman  class  on  the  basis  ot  outstanding 
potential  qualities  of  leadership,  scholarship,  service  to  the 
school,  and,  above  all,  willingness  to  serve.  Beginning  in  the  fol- 
lowing September  as  guides  and  proctors  for  freshmen  during 
orientation  week,  the  Sandals  continue  their  work  by  taking 
roll  at  college  assemblies,  conducting  prospective  students  and 
their  families  on  tours  of  the  Woman's  College,  typing  payday 
bills,  and  doing  those  many  odd  jobs  which  call  for  fleet-footed 
workers.  Joining  the  BOS  members  from  West  Campus,  the 
Sandals,  this  year,  perpetuated  the  tradition  of  presenting 
Duke's  first  formal  dance.  With  the  profits  from  the  dance, 
the  Sandals  added  money  to  their  newly  formed  scholarship 
fund,  which  is  awarded  annually  to  the  sophomore  who  ex- 
emplifies Sandals'  ideals. 


Sandals 


'/■//,■  Sa mills  I'reudnil  u-as  Dinah 
I'lirlcr,     J     Soiithgare    snpho/iwre. 


Sandals  first  row:  A.  McKee.  M.  I.  Carlyle,  D.  Weir.  E.  Bradley.  C.  Black,  S.  Wheeler,  S.  Mcltityre,  I..  Hanford,  ami  F.  Page.  Second  r 
n.  Porter,  B.  Gott,  C.  Bniversox,  X.  Tiirnhiill,  T.  Hams.  C.  Hermian.  ami  /■:.  Jardaii.  Ihird  rou  :  /.  McLaiihorn.  C.  IWrs.  /.  Adams,  ami  /.  I\ 


/'/;;    El.i   Sii^mi    ninnhcn.    1st    rou  :    A' 
//.  niorh.  R.  (imn.  K.  Ciirnw.  /.  /•-'kk/m/, 


homon,    D.    I. 
I.  R.  Longsurjrth 


F.    Camp,    D.    S'ealy.    InA    row;    .V.    I'elenoii.    I'.    Diivoisin.    B.    Donilioff, 
\  row:  7'.  Clayton,  (f.  Meffert,  G.  Ros.ur.  B.  Brut^n,  D.  Biiniuk,  /.    Willuum. 


Phi  Eta  Sigma 


Phi  I'.ta  Sigma  is  a  scholastic  honor- 
ary fratcrnir\-  tor  freshman  men  who 
have  arrained  an  average  ot  3.5  tor 
rhe  first  semester.  Not  wishing  to 
have  a  monopoly  on  this  honor,  the 
chapter  sponsored  "help  sessions" 
every  iuestla\  and  I  Inirsday  tor 
freshmen  who  needeil  rutonng  in 
mathematics,  chemistr\'  or  ph\sics. 
(Continuing  their  purpose  ot  empha- 
sizing high  scholarship.  Phi  I'.ta  Sigma 
and  Ivv  gave  a  spring  ban(]uet  tor  all 
freshmen  who  had  attained  at  least 
"3.00"  averages  at  mid-semester. 


Prfsidfm  nf  Phi  Era  .S(i;/h.i,  sclinlaslk  hn/wrary  for  freshman 
men,   ii\u   Frank  Camp,   saphomiire  from  Atlanta,   Georgia. 


238 


k\  imnilnn  1st  rcu  InnH 
Ellmtl  1  i\hjr  (  niiUt\  II  i  it 
Briinrier  4lleii  1  iirnbiill  2rul 
row  Risien  Hi/ies  French  \ln/it 
ma  Welt  Femiell  Haum  Hal 
singer  On  Stairs  Bartlett  Siee.^1 
Brmghunt  Carhle  Hate  Pern 
Brinile\  Didinton  Appkhee  has 
ler  Ciilton  Barksdale  Porter  Hn^ 
Sriov.  Forrester  \lcDoue.al  Bruf^li 
Shearer      Cooper      Barker,     Oexli 


Sophofiiore  Sue 
mingtoii,  Del., 


Ivy 


Freshmen  arrive  at  Duke  and  are  immediately  be- 
sciged  by  meetings,  activities,  and  homework.  Ivy, 
the  scholastic  honorary  for  freshman  women,  en- 
deavors to  keep  averages  from  being  submerged  by 
the  deluge  of  social  life  and  extra-curricular  ac- 
tivities. The  honorary  fraternity  initiates  each 
semester  all  freshmen  who  have  made  a  3.25  aver- 
age; members  of  Ivy  then  undertake  as  a  project 
tutoring  students  who  desire  help  in  their  work.  Ivy 
joined  Phi  Eta  Sigma  to  sponsor  a  dinner  for  all  fresh- 
men who  had  made  "B"  averages  at  mid-semester. 


239 


,n    RnssiH.    Kohrl    W'.mr.    /)»//,i;/.;)    liilLuHy 
ll,ar?i  Kuml'J.  Do/u!.!  Kthims.  IXr.ui  \',chois, 


Members  of  Pi  Tau  Sigma, 
the  lionorarN  for  mechanical 
engineers,  are  chosen  on  the 
bases  of  scholastic  achieve- 
menrs,  character,  citizenship, 
and  professional  interest.  As 
its  major  project  this  year,  the 
group  revised  the  job  reference 
Hie,  which  was  instituted  for 
all  engineering-  students  and 
v\hich  contains  the  address  of 
all  alumni.  The  fraternity  also 
awards  annualK'  a  ALirk's 
Handbook  to  the  outstanding 
sophomore  in  mechanical  engi- 
neering; and  each  spring  the 
chapter  members  serve  as 
guides  for  the  I'nmneer's  Show. 


Pi  Tau  Sigma 


TIh-  priudiiiv.   off,,,  IS   of    I  HI   R,n   I'l    tr,     ktr   to   ri;.'ht :    A'.    Briggs,   Rec.   Sir. 
B.  Kiiwpl    (orr    S„      n    l'/n,r    1      /'     (,    I  .  ms.   Imnurer;  B.  \V ifmii,  l'res,,i,nl 

Tau  Beta  Pi 


Tail  Beta  Pi,  which  is  con- 
sidered the  Phi  Beta  Kappa  of 
I'.ng'ineering,  is  made  up  of 
undcrgrads  who  have  shown 
distinguished  scholarship  and 
exemplary  character  in  the  C>ol- 
lege  oi  Engineering.  An  award 
is  presented  each  spring  by  this 
organization  to  the  most  out- 
standing freshman  engineer.  At 
their  spring  banquet,  the  group 
enjoyed  a  talk  by  Igor  Benson; 
by  way  of  a  campus  service 
project  the  Tau  Beta  Pi  engi- 
neers co-sponsored,  with  the 
Order  of  Saint  Patrick,  classes 
for  any  students  who  wished 
to  learn  to  use  the  slide  rule. 


Sif^m.x  Delict  I'i  , 
W'lhiiifiir.     Third 


>    hrst    rou       \ihirrh„r.!.    II  ///«///(«/;,   liwn;,.   Bell,    l^^^;/;^   Ellis.  Second   n.u  :    Cnwmri.    Willums.   Del,!.    U'llsi 
Seiwr  (.istrll.im.   .Xorris.     Ilioiii.is.    Hi<iKi>ihotlhini.   .S,wmlers.    'Dxl/iieyer.    hr.iw.    Divis.   Sheerer.    Hanlin.    Ho 


Sigma  Delta  Pi 


Senior  (.'tistelliino,  ad\-her  of  Sis!.7na  Delta  I'i.  confers  liith  Hill  Hanlin.  who 
was  the  year's  President  of  the  honorary  for  oiitstandinii  Spanish  scholars. 


Through  membership  in  Sienia 
Delta  Pi,  Spanish  srudenrs  ha\c 
an  opportunity  to  inercasc  their 
understanduiti  of  the  Kinguat;e 
and  euhure  of  Spain.  Siuina  Deha 
Hi,  headed  by  Wilham  Hardin, 
was  estahhshed  to  reward  those 
who  achieve  merit  in  hispanie 
studies  and  to  provide  a  means 
tor  the  members  to  praetiee 
spoi<en  Spanish.  I'ligibility  for 
membership  in  this  honorar\-  re- 
c|uires  an  average  of  3.0  in  Span- 
ish studies  and  an  overall  average 
ot  l.H.  Among  the  various  social 
activities,  the  group  included  a 
bani]uet,  an  initiation,  and  a 
Christmas  part\- —complete  with 
a  pinata. 


242 


French  influence  and  culture 
was  observed  by  Tau  Psi  Omega 
members,  a  society  tliat  functioned 
to  promote  enjoyment,  under- 
standing, and  intellectual  appreci- 
ation ot  I'rench  lite,  thought,  and 
language  on  the  Duke  campus. 
President  Sherry  Kearns  and  vice- 
president  Mary  Alice  Milligan 
led  the  group  toward  the  ap- 
preciation ol  French  civilization. 
Among  the  various  activities  pro- 
moting these  objectives  were: 
weekly  dinner  meetings  and  open 
houses,  and  Tau  Psi  Omega  oc- 
casionally visited  Chapel  Hill  for 
dinner  at  the  Rathskeller.  In  the 
spring  a  dance,  several  parties, 
and  a  retreat  were  held. 


Sherry   Kearns,   ii-ho  leii   French  snicte/irs  as  President  of  the  honmary 
Tail  Psi  0/iieiia.  is  a  Junior  -^-ho  comes  from  Hifih  Point,  Xorth  Carolina 


Tau  Psi  Omega 


Members  of  Tau  Psi  Omega,  the  French  honorary 
Mrs.   Don.:  Second   row:    iVhitteJ.  Cooper,  Ba 


arc  the  following,  on  first 
uhardt.   Trapp,    Virden.  Jo. 


X  :  femes,  Saleh,  Smith,  Andrew 
GuUd.  Kearns,  Dr.   W.nktns, 


c,  .VleConnell,  Tracey.  Dr.  Doii: 
Mrs.    U'athms,   .\leJo,  Douglas. 


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Delta  Phi  Alpha 


7//,  ///,»//',/>  -,/  n,ll.,  riu  Alfh.i  ,,/,,  on   IM  ruu  .  /),.   I  ,/////„■,,  11,1, nkr. 
Smith,  ClririiK.-r.  ILill.  SchmiH.  I.indqiiist.  4rli  row  :  llrhnlnii.  K.UchJrmi. 


u  :  DimIiIi'i.  fine.  Rahfrls.  Coffnutn.  3rd  row:  Rentz,  ImPoIU. 
h„w.  K«i,"'".  Mrnmy.  Hryjin,  'Hu.iin.  MicKnizii-.  .iml  Moriimi. 


Ilnirs    II,///j1.y.  I'rni.Uii!  oj  Delia  I'll,  Alf^h.i,  iMs  ii'ith   Dr. 
II.  S,,li„Sirr,  m-j.-  .(./tor  r,  .7«./  Dr.  C.  \„lhi,er.  ntirinR  adviser. 


At  dinner  meetings  liekl  regularly 
throughout  the  year,  Delta  Fhi  Alpha 
sponsored  movies  and  speakers  in  order  to 
stimulate  interest  in  the  study  of"  ( ierman 
language,  literature,  and  civilization.  The 
menil)ers  ot  the  (Jerman  honorar\ ,  which 
was  headeii  this  year  b\  1  lenr\  I  ielmke, 
held  their  December  meeting  in  Chapel 
I  lill  w  here  the\'  astounded  other  customers 
1)\  coinersing  during  the  meal  in  the  lan- 
guage of  the  "Deutschland."  lb  qualify  for 
membership,  a  student  must  maintain  an 
oNcrall  "(!""  average  and  have  a  ''B" 
averaue  in  (ierman  studies. 


Alpha  Kappa  Psi 


dji,  Sp, 


.u  :     /-/v////.    Mam 

vs//;A7. 

h,niu„J. 

llisUm. 

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Lan-i 

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Mull.   Fourth   roM 

,•:    K.u 

mh-r.    Lou: 

r,    Hughes 

,   Duff,/, 

Steven 

■s.   Cooper. 

Alpha  Kappa  Psi  is  tlie  protessional  fra- 
ternity in  commerce  and  business  admini- 
stration. The  activities  included  three 
dinner  meetings  with  featured  speakers; 
four  tours;  and  participation  in  the  annual 
district  conference  which  was  held  this 
year  at  \".P.l.  This  spring  the  fraternity 
awarded  a  scholarship  to  the  senior  who 
had  compiled  the  highest  average  in  eco- 
nomics, accounting,  or  business  administra- 
tion; Alpha  Kappa  Psi  helped  in  the  job 
placement  of  its  senior  members  through 
participation  in  the  national  fraternity 
directory. 


lolui    ILulem    served   as    the   president    of   .Alpha    Kappa    I'si, 
the     honorary     ulinh     reeognrzes     superior     business     students. 


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idirm:  /.  WjcI;.  f.  Fulcomer,  R.  Chap/ 


H.    U\,n 
I.  /).  PL, 


I.    K„l<f.    I.    \rr 


„„.    I).    .\LiniieL   n.    Do'^my. 
ills,   /.   Mjnhnr.   .-1.    Uh,rl,-r. 


Arnold  Air  Society 


Offurn,     1     r:     /.    AV/.»«,     K.m.    OJfn 
Ommi.    1    T-l.    Kopf.    Opn.    Offiar:    I 


,■     /).     .\hwiirl, 
Ihumx.    Adi. 


The  Arnold  Air  Socicr\'  is  composed  of 
those  AFR()T(]  cadcrs  who  have  cxcmph- 
hcd  tircarcst  potential  leadership  both  on 
the  drill  field  and  in  the  classroom.  I  he 
Societ)'  elects  its  own  officers  and  con- 
ducts periodic  meetings  programmed  with 
the  intent  of  better  t'amiliari/.ing  the  mem- 
bers with  rile  knowledge  necessary  to 
future  leaiiers  m  the  United  States  Air 
I'orce. 

Cadet  l.t.  Colonel  Richard  I).  Manuel 
[iresided  at  this  \ear's  meetings,  at  which 
lectures  and  discussions  were  heard  dealing 
w  irh  the  main-  phases  of  the  Air  i'"orce 
program.  I'hrough  these  meetings  the  men 
became  better  ac(]uainted  with  oppor- 
tumties  open  to  them  us  careermen  in  the 
An-  lorce. 


Oljurn  nl  h    \l„  I  psiloN 
iinr),  t.lhii  Uj/Lu,  (V, 


ll.ius    I,,i  I'jrhr  (Treas- 
d  Hill  Kiimpi  (Frnutem). 


Pi  Mu  Kpsilon,  founded  at  Syracuse  Uni- 
versity in  1914,  established  its  first  chapter 
in  North  Carolina  eighteen  years  later  at 
Duke  University.  Since  its  establishment 
on  this  campus  in  1932,  the  mathematics 
honorary  has  steadily  grown  in  member- 
ship and  importance.  With  the  purpose  of 
promoting  scholarship  in  the  held  of 
mathematics,  the  honorary  twice  a  year 
invites  students  who  have  completed 
courses  through  integral  calcuUis  with  at 
least  an  average  of  "B"  and  who  have 
maintained  an  overall  "B"  average  into 
membership.  Led  this  year  by  William 
Kumpf  as  President,  Ellen  Wallace  as 
Secretary,  and  Ted  Parker  as  Treasurer, 
the  honorary  sponsored  men  prominent  in 
the  field  of  mathematics  as  speakers  at 
their  meetings. 


Pi  Mu  Epsilon 


First  row:  Kumpf.  Kmiiiss,  Brou-nell,  Rosser.  Cruulififhi.  Second  row:  Connor,  Hoadley,  Spencer,  Calvert,  RatcliJJ,  Run.  Lane. 
Third  row  Deiker,  Lenuher,  Parker,  Troy,  Wehyman,  Eysler.  Fourth  row:  Biirjuk,  Williams,  Brini^hi/rsr,  Malmar,  L'r.iiiiza,  Best.  Fifth 
row:   Peyton,  Hay,    \fa>er,  Fmol,  Redmmd,  Capelad,  Hankim.  Sixth  row:   Ward,  Dr.  Dresser,  Hicks,  Walker,  Dr.  Campbell,  Bam,  Evans. 


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VIS,  1st  r;  R.  Kempler.  U.  Hntfiuk,  M .  Rose:  . 
Krntuh,  a.  Atkinson.  /'.  Erl.iilmh,  /).  Smi:ihn 
,irdn,r.     T.     Colwrx,     M.     IXmv.litr\,     /).     Stjiuk, 


.  Rodensky,  A.  Scharps,  D.  Peyton,  A.  Leu-is.  2nd  r:  H.  Tal- 
■/r.  r.  Hliukhtirn.  B.  Kline,  R.  Weitzman,  J.  Russell.  J.  Long, 
//.     Wells,    R.    Creen.     If.    Anderson,    K.    Jones,    A.    Masiiis. 


Varsity  "D"  Club 


Marty    Doherty    u-ns    President    of    the     Wirsity 
"D"   Cliih.  jn  orvinizjiion  of  fluke's  top   .tlhtetes- 


All  studLiits  w  ill)  ha\c'  cariK-d  the  covered  w  hire 
"D"  are  eligible  ro  become  members  ot  rhe 
\arsiry  "D"  Club.  Led  by  Marry  Doherry,  rhis 
uroup  of  arhleres  iner  in  rheir  chaprer  room  in  rhe 
Indoor  Sradium  to  hear  speakers  well-known  in 
rhe  tick!  ofarhlencs.  The  aim  of  rhe  club  was  ro 
promote  unit\  amonti  athleres  and  ro  srimulare 
the  interests  of  Duke  studenrs  in  rite  sports  pro- 
gram; members  endeavored  ro  co-operare  wirh 
the  \arious  campus  news  organi/.arions  to  insure 
good  sporrs  coverage.  The  club  helped  ro  promore 
sporrsmanship  bv  providing  w  elcoming  commirrees 
for  visiring  reams.  .Among  rhe  social  acriviries 
\'arsir\'   "D"   sponsored  a  bani]uer  in  rhe  spring. 


To'  become  a  member  of  Delta  Phi  Rho  Alpha, 
woman's  athletic  honorary,  a  girl  must  be  an 
active  participant  in  sports  and  must  have  demon- 
strated qualities  of  good  sportsmanship.  Kach 
spring  at  the  Awards  Assembly,  seven  rising 
juniors  and  seniors  who  have  hilhlled  these  re- 
quirements are  tapped  into  the  fraternity;  these 
girls  have  exhibited  the  ideals  of  the  honorary  by 
raking  part  in  the  dormitory  and  sorority  intra- 
murals  where  they  showed  consistently  good 
sportsmanship.  Delta  Phi  Rho  Alpha  does  not 
hold  regular  meetings,  but  the  members  spend 
their  time  in  athletic  participation.  A  gold  "D"  is 
presented  annually  to  the  senior  who  has  been  the 
most  outstanding  in  promoting  interest  and  par- 
ticipation in  sports. 


Rosemary    McLemore,    also   a    nitniher   of    <I'KI), 
was    the    President    of    Delta    Flu    Rho    Alpha. 


Delta  Phi  Rho  Alpha 


Inrs    of    D,lla    I'hi    Rho    Alpha:     A  Id. ■wo  re.     Ca.wn.     SchiiiiJt.     Hyen.     f 


Stratton,    Dinzioojey,     Ex 


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249 


Fraternity  Sat  ion,  1 1  'est  di/z/p/is 


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INTERFRATERNITY  COUNCIL 

252 

DELTA  EPSILON  PHI 

284 

PAN-HELLENIC  COUNCIL 

25  3 

DELTA  TAU  DELTA 

286 

ALPHA  CHI  OMEGA 

254 

KAPPA  ALPHA 

288 

ALPHA  DELTA  PI 

256 

KAPPA  SIGMA 

290 

ALPHA  EPSILON  PHI 

258 

LAMBDA  CHI  ALPHA 

292 

ALPHA  PHI 

260 

PHI  DELTA  THETA 

294 

DELTA  DELTA  DELTA 

262 

PHI  KAPPA  PSI 

296 

DELTA  GAMMA 

264 

PHI  KAPPA  SIGMA 

298 

KAPPA  ALPHA  THETA 

266 

PI  KAPPA  ALPHA 

300 

KAPPA  DELTA 

268 

PI  KAPPA  PHI 

302 

KAPPA  KAPPA  GAMMA 

270 

SIGMA  ALPHA  EPSILON 

304 

PHI  MU 

272 

SIGMA  CHI 

306 

PI  BETA  PHI 

274 

SIGMA  NU 

308 

SIGMA  KAPPA 

276 

SIGMA  PHI  EPSILON 

310 

ZETA  TAU  ALPHA 

278 

TAU  EPSILON  PHI 

312 

ALPHA  TAU  OMEGA 

280 

THETA  CHI 

314 

BETA  THETA  PI 

282 

ZETA  BETA  TAU 

316 

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Mais  hiterjnm-rmly  Coiiiinl  /,ir„ih,<s  lett  rn  rit;hr:  I ,st  r..u  :  /.  \\,i,v.hii.  H.  Rnnhrv.  {rirsnU;,!) ,  K.  Kii.d;  {I  ur-l'r,snln,r).  H.  Smith.  :nd 
row:  /.  McKinmn,  C.  Bentz,  B.  LrA:  B.  Yoiink,  R.  Ran.  H.  Copelvid,  D.  Fnirl,  S.  Hearii.  Ud  rc!«-:  T.  Taiih,  I'.  Ecknum.  M.  Johnson.  S.  Israel. 
E.  Gunther.  H.  Block.  D.  Qiiattlehatim.  C.  Hrman.  L.  Lanson.  M.  Trmko.  4th  row:  H.  Wells.  J.  McKeithan.  M.  Roberts.  B.  Hynson,  B.  Bean, 
J.    Matlheus.    D.   Sims.    B.     McC.law.    B.    Little.    B.    Tudor.    B.    Beacham.    5th   rou:    C.   Slelson.    B.    Cozart,    B.    EJii-anls,   P.   Schmidt. 

Interfraternity  Council 


Bernie  Rii 
Fralerntl\ 


.from  Xezi'  Bninsifick.  X.  /.,  i.-, 
cil.  and  lie  is  a  meniher  oj    On 


I'resident  of  Inter 
■ron   Delta   Kal>p., 


Rtiinsrating  the  second  semester 
rush' program  this  \  ear,  the  Interfra- 
rernity  C-ouncil  worked  hard  ro  make 
that  rather  hectic  part  of  school  hte 
as  beneficial  as  possible  to  both  tresh- 
men  and  traternit)'  men.  Besides  di- 
recting the  intricate  procedure  of  rush. 
l.I'.C.  continuoush'  worked  for  unity 
among  (Ireek  organizations,  indepen- 
dents, and  the  administration.  .Another 
undertaking,  (ireek  Week,  was  de- 
signed and  planned  b\'  the  council  to 
bring  all  fraternities  together  on  some 
worthwhile  project.  On  the  lighter 
side,  1.1'. ('.  sponsored  a  wheel-barrow 
race  an  opporfunit\'  lor  comedy  and 
competition    for    its    members. 


wmtl  art\  left  to  right,  first  row:  Mason  {Vice-PresideM),  Senerchia  {I'mhient},  I'lilvcr  (Sirre- 
■ersox,  Tipton,  Beesim,  Simons,  Montgomery,  Kameny,  Netting.  Third  row:  Williams,  Hunter, 


The  members  of  the  Wonuiis  I\w-lhlh 
tary),  Steves  (Treasurer) .  Second  row 
Potter,  Burns,  Myers,  LaRiie,  Vates,  Warren.  Fourth  row:  Robinson,  Burns,  McGregor,  Sasser.  Soni-erhy,  Adams,  Nelson,  Delaski,  .McLemore. 


Pan-Hellenic  Council 


Woman's  Pan-Hcllcnic  Council, 
composed  of  rwo  members  trom  each 
group,  functions  to  correlate  the  ac- 
tivities of  sorority  Hfc  on  Duke 
campus.  Before  the  school  year  began, 
Pan-Hellenic  published  and  circulated 
among  incoming  students  booklets  in- 
troducing them  to  the  history  and 
objectives  of  Greek  organizations. 
Pan-Hellenic  undertook  to  efi'ect  a 
new  rush  program,  geared  for  more  ef- 
ficiency and  better  results.  Pan-Hel- 
lenic also  sponsored  a  work  shop  at 
which  members  of  all  Greek  organiza- 
tions could  discuss  problems  or  new 
ideas,  awarded  two  scholarships,  and 
supported  a  European  orphan. 


Tlie  r resident  of  Ptin-Helleiiic  Council  was  Sally e  Senerchia,  who  is  also 
a  member  of  W  ho's  Who  In  American  Colleges  and  Universities. 


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Alpha  Chi  Omega 


.///./m  Cln  0„/,i;,,.  on  I  M  r..v^  /(,  ,SV,,;/.  /..  I  l.,nuH.,h,.  \l .  (nUirn.  /.  lhiiiv„„.l,x.  J,hI  .V.  \l.,s„n,  H.  Hhd:  \l.  SI,,/',:  \l.  /)« 
w,wl.  irci  C.  y.ars.  C.Swi:.  I ..  W  dsanj..  l,-,ry.  (, .  Sir.iwm.  W .  Sn„l^so,i,  I .  Sl„:,r,-, .  MU  S.  SInrir.  l' .  T.nhr.  I.  r.,^,: 
A   Cr^-ln   I   lulii.n.  /.  (mIIws.  R.  Ihvis.   U.  llddrrlh.  Mh:  K.  (,.w,r>.  /.  (.,11.  I'.  i:.,vw.  I'.  Alln,.  /.  (.,hoN.  S.  /hnwr.  K.   /"./,/. 


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^  %^ 


i 


!/■ 


jps 


Alplhi  Chi  ()/i„XJ  pIr.iKis.  l-'irst  ni 
Sc-coiKi  row:   A'.  R.nr.  M.  Mill,; 


:  /).  Mot,:   \l.  A.  Elans.  C.  Unas.  G.  Bonles. 
A.  Sprmit,  M.  Tiittle,  A.  Baker,  G.  Marshall. 


\lar^     S, 
Oiihi^a.i^ 


Ship,.    Ih,    I'nshUnt   »/    Alplia    (\ 
SiNir.r  haihiiv.  from  Oak  Hill.  Hot  I ' 


The  eventful  1955-56  year  got  off  to  a  fine 
start  with  the  inauguration  of  our  new  rush 
party,  the  Swiss  Chalet,  followed  closely  by 
the  pledge  breakfast  welcoming  our  new 
pledges.  The  fall  season  was  marked  by  Mon- 
day night  cofiees,  where  many  plans  were 
made  for  our  intra-sorority  spaghetti  dinner 
and  the  picnic  at  the  Duke  gates.  Pledge  ac- 
tivities included  parties  with  other  pledge 
classes  and  with  the  actives. 


With  second  semester  came  the  Cheerful 
Cherub  Day  and  the  biggest  of  all,  the  pre- 
sentation of  the  new  initiates  at  a  dinner  dance 
at  the  Carolina  Country  C>lub  in  Raleigh.  In 
March  our  rush  workshop  was  held,  and 
heads  were  put  together  for  April's  Joe  College 
float.  The  sisters  of  Alpha  Chi  Omega  finished 
the  year  by  journeying  to  Washington,  D.  C, 
to  attend  a  summer  province  house  party 
there. 


National  Founding  Date 
Local  Founding  Date 
Number  of  Chapters 
National  Membership 
Local  Membership 
Colors  Scarlet  and  Oil' 


• 


(hi  the  .-ilpha  Chi  Oimxa  Jloat  for  Jo,-  Coll,-^,- 
Utrteihl.  "lo,-  1,1  \y,md,-rLw,f  Jrje  and 
.4lice  rule  nith  the  Mad  Hatter,  a  i^riniiiiii: 
Cheshire     Cat.     and     the     tardy      Rabhit. 


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Ix  ,1  Sniwr /ro/,1  Xilro.  Wat  T/r!;//,/.,,  Marilyn 
)fiit.  u:rs  I'reshinit  of  the  Alplhi  Delta  I'l  Somnty, 
■lit   calls   A\cock    her   hnnif  a^^ax   J  nun    home. 


/  h,'  /./,,/i;rv  ,,/  Alpha  Delta  I'l  a 
/.  Kuir.  A.  UorKan.  M.  Hoehreit 
/•;.    Eaiile,    r.    CillilanJ.    I'resule, 


lirst  row.  left  to  right:  )'.  Sprai^ins,  B.  Day, 
S.  Davidwii.  Second  ro«  :  R.  Metts,  D.  Bunch, 
r.    Leanier.    X.    Green.    B.    Tyler.    J.    Reams. 


Septcmher   arrived,   and   the   Alpha   Dclrs   too 

Came  lumbering  baek  to  dear  ole  D.U. 

To  start  out  the  season  with  pep  in  high  gear 

In  a  remodeled  room  with  a  real  chandelier! 

Rushing  began,  and  with  Kaki  and  Dent 

We    pledged    fifteen    girls     who    were     just 

"heaven-sent." 
We  were  might)'  proud  too  ot  our  campus  big 

wheels 
Hatcher,   Martv,  Sal  and   Margie,  big  deals! 


We  beamed  with  pride  o'er  our  ('iian  ricM.KKR 

beauties. 
Betsy  and  Peg,  plus  tour  Homecoming  cutics. 
The  C.P.  project  we  continued  this  fall. 
Our  social  lite  centered  'round  our  hie  pledee 

ball 
And  pi/.za  and  cottees  and  breaktasts  and  teas 
And  parties  with  U.N.CL  Zete's  and  SAK's. 
All  that  we've  shared  we  review   with  a  sigh 
And  treasure  another  \ear  in  ADPi. 


National  Founding  Date 

1851 

Local  I'ounding  Date 

1911 

Niimhcr  of  Chapters 

8  5 

\,.t,on.,l   \len,t,ersh,p 

^■().()(10 

loc.il  Meinl.ership 

00 

\„rronnJe,l  h\  ferocious  lions  and  hanihoo  hiils 
III  a  l\pu.il  jnnKle  settinK.  name  canni- 
hah  prepare  to  cook  joe  College.  /Vi;i;v 
I'anl.      on      the      Alpha      Delta      I'l     Jlo.U. 


256 


Alpha  Delta  Pi 


AAIl'i,  1  r:  S.  Senerclna.  E.  Fans,  H.  Gould.  M.  Hadley,  H.  Sroirs,  M.  Fickaui,  /..  Wootni.  2  r:  M.  Slwry.  /•  Inman.  B.  Wehh, 
M.  Dent,  K.  Zeigler,  B.  Hatcher.  3  r.  A.  Marshall.  M.  Boivden.  I.  McCleyrient.  B.  Foard,  P.  Drechsel,  C.  Wilson,  I'.  Paul. 
E.  Hargrave,  S.  Hodges.  4  r:  E.  Jordan,  K.  Tipton,  H.  Reed,  L.  Irvine.  L.  Hanes,  M.  Gay,  A.  Auslcy,  S.  Brigham.  5  r: 
L.  Hurst.  M.  Mitchell,  D.  Porter,  K.  Steivart.  f.  Rich,  A.  Romberg,  J.  Phillips,  J.  .Mewbome,  L.  Chedester,  .VI.  Boiven. 


257 


Alpha  Epsilon  Phi 


///,■  loWmin'^  mniihrn  of  ihr  Alflu  I'.psiloii  I'lii  Sownn  Ircun  left  to  nfilu,  tlu-  tirst  rc.u  C.  Ihm.w.  K.  M.n'^nlirs.  .V.  «/» 
Scc.ihI  r..u  .  .•/.  SrK',1.  1).  Ir/uw.  /'.  lo/;.n.  (,.  II  ./,7/.-7;,r.  I  hir>i  ro«  :  C.  Wuhm.ui.  K.  Suwws.  I..  I.uohoii.  S.  \\\>rd.  S.  Kn 
\l.  A.lhr.  I  oiirth  r.iu  :  ,V.  ( ioldslan.  H.  I.ih/n.  H.  Lnhmit:.  /).  K.uiinn.  /.  K.ul,y.  /'.  Oslnmky  -^-.is  w>l  Inrsni)  for  tlir  Imti 


258 


On  ,1  r.ir,-  ajtenwon  of  rehixation,  Phyttn  (hinmky.  (,.,hr„lh- 
Tohijs  art-  joined  hy  some    of    their    AK<I>    sisters    in    ,i  / 


I'enKy  Tohias.  .,  Senior  from  HikIi  I'oint.  Xor/li 
Carolina,  iras  the  I'resnient  of  Alpha  Epsilon  I'hi. 


At  the  conclusion  of  a  successful  rush 
period,  several  wonderful  pledges  were  our 
reward;  we  extended  our  official  welcome  to 
them  at  a  pledge  banquet.  Then  during  the 
rest  of  the  fall  we  settled  down  to  numerous 
coffees,  to  open  houses  with  fraternities  of 
Duke  and  Carolina,  and  to  Sunday  night 
suppers  in  the  room.  At  Christmas  we  had 
our  annual  party  with  the  Tep's  for  the  children 
of  the  South  Side  Nurserv. 


Early  in  the  second  semester  we  had  a  part\- 
with  the  Phi  Lambda  Phi's  of  Carolina,  and 
in  March  came  the  crowning  glory  of  the 
Pledge  Dance  at  the  Union  Ballroom.  This 
year  we  boasted  of  various  notable  people: 
FAC's  Dotty  and  Peggy,  Dotty  with  cheering 
and  Student  Union,  and  Judy  as  Co-ed  Editor 
of  the  Chrofiich.  Mary  Lee  and  Louise  were 
in  the  Ncreidian  Club,  and  Phyllis  was  chair- 
man of  Pan-Hel  rush  advisors. 


National  Founding  Date 
Local  Founding  Date 
Number  of  Chapters 
National  Membership 
Local  Membership 


1909 
1934 


Colors 


Green  and  White 


hi  Oriental  fashion.  Alpha  Epsilon  Phi  enter- 
tains riishees  and  actives  u-ith  tea,  eho'u: 
mem,  and  laughter  diirin'^  their  formal 
party      in     the     final      iieeh     of     rnshinsi. 


259 


i  S.  Sutler 


Ar  the  end  of  a  chaotic  but  succcsstul  rush 
period  the  Alpha  Phi's  had  a  fine  pledge  class 
assembled  at  the  annual  pledge  banquet  at  the 
Washington  Duke  Hotel.  During  the  activities 
of  the  fall  semester,  sorority  spirit  was  mani- 
fested in  many  ways  including  numerous  gate 
parties,  our  2  a.m.  volleyball  practice  in  the 
gym,  our  enthusiasm  at  the  weekly  dinners, 
Monday  coffees,  and  our  Christmas  caroling 
party. 


Second  semester  brought  with  it  the  nian\' 
varied  activities  of  initiation — the  initiation 
banquet  and  gala  pledge  dinner  dance  at  the 
Duke  Hotel.  Then,  with  memories  of  last 
year's  mountains  of  papier-mache  and  vats  of 
lavendar  paint,  we  devoted  all  our  energies  to 
our  Joe  College  float.  However,  we  conserved 
some  of  our  vigor  for  final  exams  and  our 
annual  house  party  held  at  Myrtle  Beach  in 
June. 


National  Founding  Da 
Local  Kounding  Date 
Number  of  Chapters 
N.Ki<>nal  Mcnibersliip 


\U 


* 


56 
■,000 


Amidst  the  mountains  and  volcanoes  Jotting 
the  surface  nf  Mars.  Bohhi  Guy  Clayton, 
nianna  MainsrI.  ami  Mary  fane  Ciuc,  extend 
jiie  an  A<l>  i/nilalwn  to  vistt  the  planet    Mars. 


260 


Alpha  Phi 


Members  of  Alpha  I'ln  Suronty  seated  in  East  Duke  are.  tirst  row  .  left  to  right :  .\/.  Jacobs,  A.  Do/iiict,  K.  Holhster,  H.  /.  .\hers. 
A.  Austin.  L.  Burney,  D.  Gerlough.  Second  row:  /.  Dean.  D.  Mainsel,  L.  Eller,  B.  Freeman.  Third  row  :  /\'.  Grotb.  A.  /. 
Dmtglas.  P.  Perrin.  C.  Thomas.  ].  LaRue,  C.  Cason,  F.  Spear.  Fourth  row:  S.  Le-ais.  ].  Harris.  A.  League.  K. 
Wells,  B.  Barker.  P.  Page,  L.  Nickel.  Last  row:  /.  Bishop.  M.  Carter,  P. 


.Moore.  .M.  A. 
Valentine,  S.  Kellv,  J.  Adams,  G.  Perkins.  G.  fjrrrtt. 


261 


Delta  Delta  Delta 


I/, //,/.,  M  „l  ih,  Ihh.i  I  Ml.,  I  Mr.,  S„ron,^  .irr  .,s  /«//«-..>,  (I  m  r),  nu  tlic  lirst  rcu  :  /).  \i  InilrJ.  (,.  jnlimmj,  U.  A'.  H.uns. 
II.  Coh.r.  S.  Kulunli.  i:  l„rd,ui.  Sccr.iul  rn«  :  H.  H,nJ,  II.  C,,:,,,:  \l  I..  Ihhcoik.  I'.  /);i;.i;j,  .\/.  .•/.  /V/n/,  .•).  Tylrr.  E.  I'rmhtl. 
I.  Crandall.  I  liird  row;  .V.  Malhis.  C.  Molt.  II.  Ikrham,  .\l.  /.  Xohle,  «.  Xrurmil'f.  I..  Ihlly.  I.,  lljrrf/;,  ,V.  WhilleJ.  K.  Boylt: 
Fourth  row:  H.  Bell.  D.  Craven.  A.  Hnivkuis.  K.  Doan.  L.  HanforJ.  H.  Crain.  G.  .\hrck.  /.  Gihsoii.  E.  Hooker.  /.  \l\,lker.  Fifth 
row:   /.  .Steves,  I..   IVagner.  B.  Marvin.  .\1.  Boaz.  ('..  Ketner,  S.  Arn.  S.  Lmdqimt.  .\i.  .McCamey,  G.  Wadsuorth.  /.  Holt. 


Parties,  fun,  and  new  found  friends  marked 
the  beginning  of  sorority  life  with  our  pledges. 
In  November,  the  Wash  Duke  was  the  scene 
of  the  Founder's  Day  Banquet  with  the  Caro- 
hna  Tri  Delt's.  At  Christmas,  we  played  Santa 
to  the  Edgemont  children  with  the  Phi  Kap's, 
and  later  on  the  U.N.C.  KA's,  Phi  Kap's,  and 
Phi  Gam's  entertained  us  royally.  Religious 
and  cultural  meetings  were  held  with  guest 
speakers  Rev.  Carr  and  Dr.  Ropp. 


In  January,  Patsy,  our  President,  presided 
for  the  last  time  and  soon  was  a  Tri  Delt  at 
the  altar.  A4ary  Lou  assumed  the  presidenc\- 
in  time  for  the  annual  Pledge  Dance  and 
Initiation  in  February.  Soon  afterwards,  work 
began  on  our  float  and  farewell  plans  for  the 
seniors.  Campus  notables  this  year  were: 
Margie  as  Chanticleer  Beauty  Queen,  Stu- 
dent Forum  Head,  and  several  House  Presi- 
dents and  Judicial  Reps. 


National  Founding  Date 
Local  Founding  Date 
Number  of  Chapters 
National  Membership 
Local  Membership 
Colors  Silver,  Gold, 


As  M.ny  .\l,rti„  H.,sull  ,n,d  Warilu  K,„- 
Harris  reign,  the  Tri  Delt  pony  leads  /oe 
College  on  a  Kingly  Fling  uhicb  won  Honor- 
able   Menticn    in    the    Joe    College    Parade. 


263 


.S'.ini/;  Urnater,  zi-lio  is  ,i  Senior  fwnj  Orlando, 
Florida,  Ihing  in  Jjrvis  Dormitory,  iras  Presi- 
dent oj  the  Delta  Gamma  Sorority  and  is  also  a 
member  of  the  Phi  Beta  Kappa  national  honorary. 


n,lh,  (uwiina  ptedm  (Left  to  Right)  Ist  Rou-  K.  \riirll,  G.  Farmer.  H.  Flounders. 
\.  Todt.  I.  Short.  .\l.  Olmsted,  and  H.  MeConnell.  Ind  Row:  B.  Anderson.  S.  Rnes, 
S.  Friend.  S.  GrueninRer,  C.  Skillen,  K.  Barrwger,  C.  Wooten,  M.  Midf-ett.  M.  Brand- 
well,    and    M.    Schaiiman.    Pledge    Peg    Grigoleit    iras    not    present    for    picture. 


In  September  the  D.G.'s  returned  to  campus 
bearing  leis  for  the  Aloha  rush  party.  Ac- 
cording to  Hawaiian  custom,  the  girls  gave 
them  to  rushecs  who  left  them  behind  as  a 
symbol  of  returning.  And  return  they  did — 
twenty  enthusiastic  pledges.  Highlighting  our 
fill  activities  were  the  party  with  the  Kappa 
Sigs,  the  chartered  bus  trip  to  Roanoke  (College 
to  initiate  our  new  chapter  there,  and  our 
traditional  slumber  party. 


At  Christmas  we  gave  a  party  for  the  blind 
girl  that  we  had  "adopted."  Second  semester 
brought  the  Fledge  Dance.  As  each  girl  was 
presented  she  really  made  her  debut  into  Delta 
Gamma,  because  six  hours  later  she  proudly 
wore  her  Golden  Anchor.  In  March,  we 
celebrated  Founders'  Day,  and  April  marked 
joe  College  float  time.  In  May  we  retreated 
to  the  woods  to  make  plans  tor  our  summer 
beach  trip  and  next  year. 


National  Founding  Date 

1872 

Local  I'ounding  Date 

1939 

Number  of  Chapters 

83 

National  Membership 

45,000 

Local  Membership 

50 

Colors                          Bronze, 

Pink,  Blue 

///,■  Pel  1.1  Gam, 
model,  pi, tine  -, 
Aprd  issue  of 
Did-e    .uid    i.iir 


as.  liith  S.irah  T.ntor  as  a 
•i.u  It  -ii-oiild  he  like  if  the 
lolkl.n-  magazine  featnred 
;;//    he    College     Weekend. 


264 


Delta  Gamma 


Mn/ihers  of  Delhi  Garnma,  first  row,  (L.  R.) :  .\/.  Frrmh,  R.  \hl.aiwn\  B.  Broii/i,  M.  Su/i/i;  /.  Flcnuiiv.,  C.  Killuui.  Second 
row:  L.  Vhlrig,  I.  Zarins.  S.  Hoiater,  A.  Higgins.  Third  row:  M.  Il'.i,/f,  D.  Rodgers,  P.  Burns.  C.  O-ur/u,  D.  Senjf,  S.  Taylor, 
A.  Hadley,  /.  Chappelle,  A.  Schmidt.  Fourth  row:  E.  Moller.  S.  Schumaker.  S.  Gmipbell.  R.  Hmes.  A.  McConnell.  X.  fVylirr. 
Z.Bringhurst.   B.   Wagner.   Fifth  row:   H.Fisher,  J.   Giles.   L.  Brooks.  P.   Grigaleit.  S.  Sturdiiavl.   P.   Brooks.  J.  Shoe. 


Kappa  Alpha  Thet 


A 


^  1^  r^n  f* 


/V,,/V'.' .///./.,  //„,.,  V „„  „„  M,  s,  rnw    i:.  S,n.n/n.  U.  l.n^nM.  Sco>,ui  r,nv  .  A'.  /;„:./,,,  .•/.  SM..  S.  Xr.irl/    -I   H,u,M,^ 

'■ird  rnu     K.  C.snn.  I).  lUrr,  (..  Iln-^cr.  S.  Ho^ur.  M.  Carruk.  \.  Ahw„.  (,.  I.unrrr,   M.  M„m^o„,rn,  A.  /or,!,. 


ro«  :   W.  //,/.v,  /..  l',;,JiM.  (,.  M,w,m„.  K.  Black.  N.  (kxlr,  L.  hgr.m,.  N.  FairRnr-.r,  /.  Arm.mrou,,  /  Lofquht  A    \UK. 
I  .tth  r^^^  :   (,.  AlstoN.  /.   Faulknrr.  P.  Campbell.  B.  Altvatrr.  L.  Pelfrson.  H.  Gray.  M.  Grand,.  S.  Alrxandfr.  V.    M,ll, 


266 


ritdv  '/.'«  «/  K.tpp.i  Alph.,  Iheu,  Sornnly  (Lett  t,.  Right)  1st  Ro«  :  «.  /i,,/.,w/- 
.V.  Xev.-hoU,  M.  Bennett.  Ind  Row:  M.  Irons,  L.  Liisby.  \l.  Chamherhw,  C.  Cleave^ 
N.  Urban.  3rd  Row:  P.  Kinser,  J.  Hmnant.  T.  Tafe,  ].  McFadden,  S.  Crowley, 
H.  Wheeler,  f.  Gregory.  A.  Giffhorn,  S.  Graham,  G.  Cooper,  K.  Hill,  and  S.  Hatcher. 


Ill,-  IV>Uu,  I'nudait  nf  th,-  K.U'tM  Alplu 
Sorority,  Xancy  AV-itr//,  is  a  Senior  li-ho  comes 
from  Uniontoivn,  Pennsylvania,  but  she  ?nakes  her 
home  in  Jar-vis  Dormitory  ivhile  attending  Duke 


Led  by  President  Nancy  Newell,  the  Thetas 
returned  to  Duke  anticipating  another  active 
year.  Alter  pledging,  we  honored  our  twenty- 
one  pledges  at  a  breakfast.  November  brought 
a  picnic  and  a  dinner  at  Rinaldi's.  In  De- 
cember, the  pledges  took  over  at  a  Charles 
Addams  party,  and  during  Christmas  we 
adopted  a  needy  family,  held  our  gift-wrapping 
party  and  parties  for  the  Kdgcmont  children 
with  the  SAF.'s  and  KA's. 


Before  exams,  the  Carolina  Phi  Gams  gave 
us  a  party,  and  second  semester  got  under 
way  with  the  annual  dinner  dance  at  the 
Carolina  Country  Club,  Initiation  and  the 
Banquet,  and  the  launching  of  our  social 
service  project.  It  was  only  at  the  farewell 
party  for  the  seniors  that  we  could  look  back 
on  the  year — our  evenings  of  making  up  songs, 
Lois  as  Homecoming  Queen,  Jean  as  Kx\ 
Rose,  and  our  Joe  College  float. 


National  Founding  Date 

1870 

Local  Founding  Date 

1928 

Number  of  Chapters 

80 

National  Membership 

42,92: 

Local  Membership 

56 

Colors                                Bl 

ick 

and  Gold 

With  Mate  Manlyn  GranJt  aboard.  ii-here 
else  could  Captain  Gii-ennie  .\lumma  lead  the 
Kappa  Alpha  Theta's  ship  except  on  a 
"Holiday"  to  meet  the  au-aiting  Joe  College. 


l,:,H  Kni.1,1,.  lilw  u  .1  SfNior  Ii.,il,/IK  fr'Wi  llrexrl 
Hill.  raimyliMiu.  '^js  the  J'J))--U,  I'reudait 
(if  the  Kappa  Delta  Sorority,  and  is  also  a  metii- 
her    oj    Kappa    Delta    Pi,    educational    lioiiorary. 


flu  K.ipp.i  Ih'/r.i  rl,',t'j.,'J.n^  /'./  /•""'  (1  itt  u,  RiL'Ini  1  ir^t  Knu  (,.  Sh.h.iJi.  C.Grosz 
(president).  J.  KiioiJes.  M.  Dunn.  Second  Ruu  .  B.  Brian.  ].  W'enhr.n.  C.  Bragg, 
D.  Cashu-ell,  E.  Whitaker.  I'.  Martin.  Ihird  Row:  P.  Crairford,  F.  Beman,  A.  Prince, 
If.  Satterfield.  /.  Wri'iht.  R.  Holm.  R.  Rankin,  A.  Boirden.  Missing:  B.  Gibhcms. 


The  KD's  returning  in  September  began  the 
year  by  rushing  "that  girl,"  but  survived  with 
weary  smiles  and  a  wonderful  pledge  class. 
Soon  after,  we  were  visited  by  our  Province 
President  and  held  our  pledge  banquet,  note- 
worthy for  the  poetry  traded  between  big  and 
little  sisters.  Christmas  brought  man\'  ac- 
tivities including  the  Phi  Delt  and  Pi  Kap 
parties,  at  which  v\e  entertained  some  ot 
Durham's  underprivileged  children. 


To  round  oti  the  Noel  festivities,  the 
Carolina  KD's  invited  us  over  to  Chapel 
Hill  to  a  party  where  the  singing  of  the  St. 
W  added  to  the  Yuletide  spirit.  The  New- 
Year  was  enlivened  by  the  brief  but  brilliant 
sojourn  to  the  Carolina  Inn  for  the  annual 
pledge  dance  and  work  began  on  the  Joe  Col- 
lege float.  Final  exams  arrived  again, 
with  the  sisters  coming  out  to  bid  our 
KD  seniors  a  fond  farewell. 


National  Founding  Date 
Local  Founding  Date 
Number  of  Chapters 
National  Membership 
Local  Membership 


Colors 


Olive  Green  and  Pearl 


Scottish  Highlands,  lassies  Sally 
and  \anc^  Saunders,  dressed 
.  take  the  Kappa  Delta's  float 
I."    o,i    to    meet    lad    lor    College. 


268 


Kappa  Delta 


W,/«/vM  „(  K,ifpj  Deltj.  from  left  to  right,  arc.  on  the  first  row:  S.  fXuiiihrry.  B.  Guild.  B.  McCiirdy.  /..  Hjm\.  li.  Sasur. 
M.  IXmahtry.  Second  row:  /.  Statiback,  C.  MamfieU,  J.  Kmden.  C.  Baker.  Third  row:  /.  Rau,  F.  Pierce,  V.  Best.  M.  Mason. 
C.  Pulver,  L.  Bachelor,  M.  Cathey.  Fourth  rowr  S.  Beians,  D.  Glenn,  P.  Wood,  A.  French.  M.  Hicks,  S.  Erivin,  F..  Satterfield, 
M.  McCormick.  Fifth  row:  F.  Strickland,  H.  Sykester,  M.  Carlyle.  D.  Aber,  K.  Hale,  /.  Ketner,  C.  Johnsm,  B.  Huggins. 


269 


Kappa  Kappa  Gamma 


K.il'l'~i  K.il'N  <:»iim.i.  first  r:  I.  Xrffinv.  /.  .SVt./.i//,/,  /).  \\.,ulni,  (,.  Kos,:  Scccul  r  /'.  Sl.,„s/^„r^.  C.  Smilli.  I  .  l<ox,r, 
1.  AlkiNsmi.  I  lur.i  r  .S.  SU;s.  S.  WInlnrr.  II.  Well.  \l .  Irrmh.  I\  \\,hh.  .1 .  U,m,:i.  /.  .•///,/;,  \l.  I li'iMUihnth.uii.  /..  I'nl- 
1.1,1:  I  nurih  r:  /'.  Hr,„KK';>'.,„„.  C.  llaiLrrwr.  H.  liuh.hU.  H.  (.n„.  (,.  IL,II.  C.  libd:  \l  Ihonrr.  /.  Ih,rk„i»,.  (i.  an,;,. 
I  ilth  r:  ,V.  SamUru  /.  /',,//,,/;i,v,  .S.  HriJK,-ii;,l,r.  M.  /,>«/;,  .V.  A',;//,,  K.  Kohln.  /.   r.rr/„v,  W.  Huzlrr.  (,.  l\,rllovc.    \l.  (iiiyer. 


270 


r  h. 

I    GA 


\tuLoi    :nd  R      1/    Church,  D    Iirokemhm,(    J  leh 
\l    (h,U,l     n,,itn„,B    \\,nur,l     Bro-^n.  r     Mtra 


l.mda  Roxi 

■.  "^-ho  -li-a 

the  I'n-si.irii/  r.J  ili 

K.,p, 

Kappa  Gav 

una  Soror 

ty,   IS  a  Senior,   an, 

also 

Yankee  sun 

e   her   hot 

le    IS    ill    (,'oluiiihiis 

Okie 

In  September  1955,  it  was  back  to  school, 
and  back  together.  October  brought  the  ex- 
citement of  rush  and  pledging.  November 
featured  a  Thanksgiving  parry  with  ATO.  In 
December  we  had  a  coffee  with  the  ADPi's, 
a  Christmas  party  with  the  Phi  Psi's,  a  dinner 
with  the  alums,  plus  our  own  christmas  and 
scholarship  party  where  Dr.  Sales  spoke.  And 
all  through  the  semester  we  worked  at  the 
\eteran's  Hospital. 


The  new  year  was  started  by  a  coffee  with 
the  Pi  Phi's,  and  when  exams  were  over  we 
held  a  scholarship  banquet  with  a  speaker. 
Then  came  our  Golden  Triad  dinner  dance 
for  the  pledges.  In  March  our  pledges  were 
initiated.  April  found  us  working  hard  on  our 
Joe  College  float  and  then,  the  year  was  draw- 
ing to  a  close.  At  the  senior  banquet  we  said 
fond  farewells  to  our  seniors  and  another  \ear 
with  KKG. 


National  Founding  Date  I 

Local  Founding  Date  1 

Number  of  Chapters 

National  Membership  45 

Local  Membership 

Colors  Light  Blue  and  Dark  \ 


As  pan  of  the  Fiji  Island  Party  v,net 

by  the 

sisters  oj  Kappa   Kappa  Gamma  diir 

inn  the 

final    neek    of    rush.    Sue    Ratts    ei 

tertains 

ii-ilh     her    performance    of    a     hula 

dance. 

^ 


^  M 


_.       f 


^ 


r» 


i 


,,//,   t,-,K   l'r,s,J,;,t  of  I'hi   \U,  Soronty. 
cLuiiis   Aihfviile.   Sorth   Cuoluhu   .,s   he 


I'hi  Mil  pledf!,e  class  for  1915  (Left  to  Right),  1st  Row:  E.  Diinlap,  B.  H.ih/i.  B.  Hjh 
nd:  A.  \Lusi-x.  C.  Com;  E.  Sharp,  M.  HinUrhoff.  and  D.  Bahh.  2nd  Rou  :  (i.  Cross!,; 
I.    Blanton.    I'.    Bi^K'-rs.    A.   llano:   M.   Xuiwlson.   L.   Bn^geln,  and  K.   X,-ii-nia, 


"Will  the  meeting  please  come  to  order'" 
Sue  lowered  the  gaVel  while  the  Phi  Mu's 
tread  lightly  over  the  new  rug.  "Dix"  had  her 
mind  on  names,  open  houses,  our  gala  French 
Party,  and  the  other  various  complications  in- 
volved in  rush.  The  result  was  a  fine  pledge 
class  for  Gamma  Epsilon.  In  the  fall  Dee 
planned  a  special  round  of  social  affairs  includ- 
ing the  big  sister-little  sister  banquet,  a  cabin 
party,  coffees,  and  listening-in  parties. 


Before  exams  the  pledges  dispUucd  their 
talent  with  a  French  Party  in  our  honor.  In 
P'ebruary  was  the  Valentine  party  for  Edge- 
mont  children  with  the  Delta  Sig's  and  the 
dinner  dance  for  the  pledges  at  the  Hope 
\"alley  (Country  Club.  In  March  we  held  our 
annual  steak  and  beans  dinner  and  also  worked 
at  the  X'eteran's  Hospital.  In  April  came  the 
work  on  the  Joe  (College  float  and  vacation 
time  again. 


National  Founding  Date 
Local  Founding  Date 
Number  of  Chapters 
National  Membership 
Local  Membership 


(Colors 


Rose  and  W  hite 


[ii.ly  Ciapp  and  subjects,  the  fish 
,.  help  lis  envision  a  -j.-onderfiil 
n    the    Phi     Mil's    take    Joe    ColleKe 

Leagues    Aiiay   from    the    Booh." 


272 


Phi  Mu 


77/f  wnuhers  of  }>hi  \l,i  Sorority  sejted  Ironi  kft  to  right  arc,  on  first  ro«- :  T.  Rardift,  M.  Cmher,  F.  Moore,  G.  Cprio.  Sec- 
ond Ro«  :  /..  A/mnJ,  M.  I'olter,  C.  Pond,  S.  Edgmon,  C.  Wehhtr,  V.  Vinson.  Third  Row:  D.  Urquiza.  A.  Weaver,  B.  Mc- 
Dozi-ell,  D.  Cnra-u.'ay.  A.  Dixon,  C.  Carl.  J.  Doughton.  A.  Slusser.  Fourth  Row:  P.  Oliver,  M.  Applebee,  J.  Dickinson, 
J.  McLairhorn,   V.   Warren,  M.  Hester,  J.  Chase.  Absent:  /.  Harrington,  B.  Hunter,  C.  Sherrill,  H.  Sitn?nons,  ].  Stroud, 


273 


Pi  Beta  Phi 


f  ^  ^0r^ 


r,  Hrt.i  I'll,.  1st  r  K,  C-M.  .;.  .llliMrr.  S.  II  /;;«„■,,  1/,  \,l.w,„.  H.  (..unN,:  :rul  r  /)  (  .nn.n.  ,1 .  (nr.iiid.  S.  Irll.  IL  Ku.lM,. 
ir.l  r  (,.  Wcjnl.  S.  I'/ohl.  I..  \l  illuws.  I-..  AVrv.  II  .  /V«/w,  (\  (  o.hr.ui.  \l.  \1,IIi.i,/,u,n.  .1  AUx.uuUr.  S.  S.mti.Un.  4ih  r 
,i;.  lillis,  S.  l.nriiK'ml,  S.  H.mhjf.  /.  IIV;«,/.///,  .S.  \l,hiryrr.  S.  S.wmlrrs.  H.  tlvnl,^ .  S.  Wlirrlr,.  \l.  Sii.irll,^.  II.  Khnlrs. 
5rli  r:  A.  Johmt  n,    M.  (irn-ii.  \.   \i\ir,:  H.  Hukiuri.  V.   II///m«;>.  /.    ILirl.   (\    Whil.liinM.   \.    Il.rr.    I..   A.l.iws.  11  Hisini. 


274 


riu  I'l  B,U  I'll,  Sorority  pl.d'in  nj  /Cff  fr„„i  left  to  right,  hrst  ro«  :  S.  Ad.lui^loii. 
S.  Hauler,  P.  Lee,  and  L.  Noller.  Second  Row:  .1/.  Eskruige,  S.  Tucker,  /.  Lasnter, 
M.  Hendrix,  K.  Davis,  and  A.  Kennerly.  Third  Row:  /.  Holloivay,  J.  Garratt, 
M.  Mosteller,  C.   Broivn,  P.   Nolan,  G.   Herr?mn,   E.   Latimer,  and   M.    Douell. 


S.ilh  /,//.  ;./;/-  pt.M.Ird  over  tlh-  IV)^-U,  inccliiiKi 
of  Pi  Hetii  Pill  Sorority,  is  a  Senior  co/iiing  from 
Balti?mre,  Maryland  and  is  also  a  weniher 
of    the    senior    honorary.     Phi     Kappa     Delta. 


The  Pi  Phi's  stepped  baek  on  eampus  into 
the  whirl  of  rush  and  pledging.  In  October, 
merry  madness  in  costumes  broke  loose  at  the 
Halloween  party.  Then  there  were  the  good 
times  at  the  Delt  and  Phi  Psi  open  houses. 
Our  unforgettable  list  contained  Reverend 
Carr's  Christmas  message  to  us,  the  fire  drill, 
the  Christmas  party  for  P'^dgemont  children 
with  the  Betas  and  the  (if)lden  Triad  dinner 
dance. 


Our  I<'ast  (>"ampus  activities  included  coftees 
and  tournaments  with  other  sororities,  and  the 
Pan-Hel  caroling.  Honors  and  high  positions 
were  numerous  this  year — Elsa,  Sara  and  Lynn 
as  WSGA  officers,  Phi  Beta  Kappa  inductees, 
Sally  on  Student  Union  board  of  governors, 
Phi  Kappa  Delta,  F.A.C.,  Elsa  and  Sara  in 
White  Duchy — but  as  a  group  it  was  the 
fun  we  shared  in  Pi  Beta  Phi  that  was  sig- 
nificant. 


Nationa: 
Local  F( 


Founding  Da 


ling 


Date 


Number  of  Chapters 
National  Membershi|- 
Local  Membership 
Colors  \\ 


and  Si 


Aiiioiia  the  pearly  v.ates.  a  lyre,  and  Jlii/fy 
clouds,  tii-o  Pi  Beta  Phi  ani^els,  Xancy  Mare 
and  Patricia  Booth,  line  our  Joe  '  College 
a      filimpse      into      a      Heavenly      Holiday. 


275 


Moonyeen  M'j/Wrs,  .r  Si-nmr  living  ui  (itles 
House,  iViU  thf  I'mident  0/  Siv.iim  K,jpp,u  'Vid  is 
also  a  imniher  of  the  honontry.  t'hi  Hehi  Kapp.i. 


TliefkJ^ecUissof  S,>-,m  Kappa  Sorority  for  I'^f-^  (Left  to  Right)  FirstR.nv;  \l.  Biy^e- 
lou-  ami  R.  Ke-^ister.  Second  Row:  .\/.  'l.xo,,.  D.  Lmnemam,  U'resuiem) .  I'.  Stee,dr„. 
and   \.    Hiss.    I'ted<ies    P.    Ways   ami   A.    (,„nn    -^-ere   not  present   for   the   putiire. 


The  Sigma  Kappas  returned  this  year  to  a 
completely  redecorated  chapter  room.  We 
soon  began  the  season  known  as  rush,  which 
was  climaxed  by  the  Mardi  Gras  party  and 
the  welcoming  of  the  new  pledges.  Soon  alter, 
the  chapter  had  a  hamburger  fry  at  Perry's 
Cabin.  In  November  the  founding  of  the 
sorority  was  commemorated  by  a  reception 
given  by  the  chapter  honoring  the  alumni  of 
Durham. 


Later  in  the  tall  semester  the  alumni  gave 
us  a  buffet  supper  in  honor  of  the  pledges  at 
the  home  of  Mrs.  R.  L.  Predmore.  At  Christ- 
mas, we  had  a  part)'  where  the  members  and 
pledges  exchanged  gifts.  Then  in  the  spring, 
we  had  initiation  and  our  major  social  function 
of  the  year,  the  annual  dinner  dance  at  the 
Carolina  Inn  for  the  new  initiates.  In  the 
spring  the  chapter  worked  with  homes  for  the 
aged  in  Durham. 


National  Founding  Date 
Local  Founding  Date 
Number  of  (Chapters 
National  Meinliorship 
Local  \Knihershin 


niiniiv.  the  Jii 
held    their   '  \ 


•ek  of  rush.  Sii(i>ia  Kappa 
(iras    parts,    for    ivhirh 

■ntiimed  and  threiv  eon- 
tlie     parts      atmosphere. 


Sigma  Kappa 


Me/nlvn  h/ Siii/ihi  Kjppj  Sorority  on  the  Urat  row  Are:  /,.  L'lhier-^rmi.  E.  Cnn.  \l .  ll'j/rcrj,  B.  .S'.iHi;i»H.  Sicond  rciu  :  /;.  Kn 
F.  Troiwlrmf,  S.  Srnmwns,  C.  Grady.  X.  DeLaski.  Third  row:  B.  R.  Bryan.  B.  Bordeaux,  .\t.  Srllars.  C.  Williams.  F.  [., 


277 


Zeta  Tali  Alpha 


Active  me/iil'i  IS  i,/  ih,  '/.,i.i  Ijii  Alpha  Sorority  ii-hich  are  ossaii  hied  iimi  seated  ui  thi-  tirst  r  arc,  from  Ict'r  to  right,  as  follows: 
/..  Da%U.  U.  (  oiiiiall.  /'.  Marshall.  ^'.  Heeson.  R.  Wallace,  /..  Leinh.  .Second  r:  /'.  Werher.  S.  Walters.  X.  Dermis.  B.  ].  Davis. 
A.  Hates.  /.  DuiikIs.  1  lurd  r:  V.  Hrrnin.  /.  Keere.  \i .  Lal.iherte.  A.  Merrill.  F.  Smith.  S.  Grant.  W.  McAtially.  P.  GreRf-. 
A.  lessee.  Fourth  r:  /.  IMhui.  /.  .S/v//,,.  ./.  r„i„J,xi,r.  l).  .Smith.  H.  Ives,  N.  Schlav..  T.  Mull.  C.  Hess.  C.  Cooper.  D.  McCall. 
I'ifth  r:  P.  Kimzey,  /.   IU\.  S.  Snaiii.  /,.  llni>,  H.  Hart,  A.  Goiiin,  A.  Keller,  J.  ttriif-h,  H.  Herb.  J.  Snou;  and  N.  Burns. 


278 


1  h,  Zrr.i  T.iii  Alpli.i  i>l,dv.fi  iij  I'^^f 

(Left  t(i 

fuld.  H.  SmnlurJ,  /.   \U„r,:  S.  I,.ii,- 

.  /.  ,V„/.,  . 

A.    Aib-n.    L.    Hrnw.    A.    Milldri 

,    M    Si, 

Right) 


/.\  S/„iili.  A.  Arm 
Mid  K.iu  :  /.  «raii7, 
,     ,1//,/    «.     holi-IIIM 


I'mhUnt  of  Z,h,  Tmi  Alplu  Sorority  for  l'JS5-5(, 
-li.ii  Belly  Jjiif  Davis,  j  Senior  from  (.ireenshun, 
Sorlh  Carolina,   'nho  lives  in  Giles  Dormitory. 


The  Zcta's  enthusiastically  returned  to  Duke 
and  after  a  successful  rush  period,  celebrated 
with  a  cabin  party  for  the  pledges.  Other 
activities  included  coffees,  a  dinner  with  the 
alumns  and  fraternity  open  houses.  We  pre- 
pared a  Thanksgiving  basket  for  a  needy 
family  and  at  Christmas  we  had  a  party  with 
the  alums,  caroled  with  the  Delt's  at  the 
V.A.  Hospital  and  gave  a  party  for  the  Duke 
Hospital  children. 


Second  semester  our  Province  President 
visited  us,  the  chapter  had  a  Valentine  party 
for  the  Durham  Day  nursery  children,  and 
the  climax  of  the  season — the  presentation  of 
our  pledges  at  a  dinner  dance  at  the  Sir  Walter 
Raleigh  Hotel.  Then  there  was  the  annual 
steak  and  beans  dinner  and  the  hours  of  fun 
working  on  the  Joe  College  float.  In  iVla\-  we 
had  a  banquet  at  the  Castle  honoring  our 
seniors. 


National  Founding  Da 
Local  Founding  Date 
National  Membership 
Local  Membership 
Number  of  Chapters 
Colors  lu 


Jelaih    on    llieir    Jloat   for 
ira.ie  lieLI  on  ihe  (olloviinv. 


279 


Mark  Johnson,  who  is  a  Senior  coining  from  Char- 
lotte, North  Carolina,  was  the  presiding  officer 
of  the  Alpha  Tan  Omega  fraternity,  and  he  is 
also  a  member  of  the  Arnold  An  Society  at  Duke. 


ATO pledges  row  1  :  L.  Hollowell,  F.  Bell,  T.  Graham.  U\  Bourne.  Y.  Coble.  G.  Keith- 
ley.  Row  2:  S.  Livingston,  B.  Best,  W.  Winslow,  T.  Marquis.  B.  Grant.  D.  Edgar, 
B.  Ratliff.  D.  Sims.  Row  }.  C.  Whitaker.  ].  .Miller.  B.  Svciiidell.  B.  Alexander. 
I.  Robertson.  G.   Barrett.  /.   Michaiid.   /.   Goodman.  H.  S.ifrit.  /.   hhitson.   B.  Sink. 


Duke's  ATO's,  headed  by  Mark  Johnson, 
enjoyed  in  1955-56  one  of  their  most  successful 
years.  As  in  the  past,  the  Tau's  were  active  po- 
litically and  athletically  and  had  a  good  social 
year  while  keeping  a  high  scholastic  average. 
Our  intramural  footballers  barely  missed  di- 
vision title,  the  basketball  team  played  in  the 
finals  for  the  university  championship  and  our 
trackmen  were  responsible  tor  our  over- 
whelminti     win     in     the     wheelbarrow     race. 


The  social  calendar  tor  Alpha  lau  Omega 
was  highlighted  by  the  annual  Sweetheart  Ball, 
w  hich  w  as  held  this  spring  at  the  Hope  X'alley 
Country  Club.  Throughout  the  year,  Tui's  and 
their  dates  were  frequenters  of  the  Saddle  C'lub 
and  the  Patio,  and  warm  weather  brought 
many  trips  to  Smith's  Lake.  Other  social 
events  included  parties  with  the  L'.N.C. 
lau's  and  the  party  with  the  Kappa  Kappa 
Gamma's  for  Edgemont  children. 


.Natiimal  Founding  Uatc 
Local  Founding  Date 
Number  of  Chapters 
National  Membership 
I.ncal  Moiibcrship 


.1  I'ittsbtirgh  Panther  prepares  to  enter  the 
Alpha  Tail  Omega's  Duke  stadium  where  the 
Devil  hopes  to  add  him  to  the  rest  of  his 
■■/.illcn       .//;i;,-/«,"       ,S7,i/,-       ,wd       rmnrssee. 


280 


Alpha  Tau  Omega 


///,  /;„.;//Mw,/  .-///,/,.,/;„,  rw,.,.„r.n  /.//.:.,,  nn  Urr.iu  /;  /;,,„;,,,-  /  f,.  ,„V  I  K  lirs.  B.  R,clnmis.  2nd  r.n^  H  IC„-r 
H.  A,uU-ru,„.  II.  H,,,n.  I.  Knus„w.  R.  („ni,-r.  \l.  /.hm,.,,.  /.  Il.,.l.,„,  I)  S,„/;,  /.  r„,,;,M.  /.  Dale.  3rd  row:  B.  .l/.»i,-v,  l\  C\,v,- 
iiess,  F.  Wall,  G.  Dillard,  T.  Banton,  J.  Ridley,  B.  Marsh.  B.  Foreivood ,  /.  MdMniiuk.  S.  Mc\Wr.  4th  row:  R.  Pool,  H.  Fiper. 
N.  Kredich,  A.  Wheeler.  S.  Yoirn^,  T.  Robertson,  H.  Rohlf.  G.  Alkirison.  S.  Smith.  E.  Fisher.  5rh  row:  F.  .\latino,  f.  Harris. 
W.  Spearman,  L.  Thovipsmi,  F.  Casirell,  O.  Hubert.  R.  Kramer,  (..  Leiiis.  1).  Xlonttiomerv.  6th  row-  B  Pettitt 
D.    Jones.    B.    Meiihonie.    J.    Peter.    ].    Cell,    1).    Kramer,    B.    Steii-art,    A.    Boii-ers,    B.    Martin,    B.    luhium,    /.    Blair. 


281 


Beta  Theta  Pi 


•/•/;,■ /;ro///,T.(^-/'«rW  77; •/.i/';/Wr™//v,ir<-,f.orii  left  to  riKlit.hrstniu  H.  \\,l.,un.  i 
/.  S'^-arlz.  r.  Loiir.  li.  (ir.ihaw.  Scroiul  row;  /■■.  Hauler.  K.  W.n.  /.  l/.,/,/;,jr.  ,S. 
/.  I'rice,  K.  Tour.  Third  row:  li.  Sliuri.  (\  Uilln.  11'.  //,»;<■//.  /■■.  W.ilhm.  I),  linn, 
T.  Short.  Koiirth  row:  A',  hues.  I'.  l\nhr.  K.  IImiu.  li.  I 


I  rir.  \l.  huku,ii.  /  .    \l, 1,11.1:1.  li.  Leak. 

Iv.,ll.  I  .  I.lli^.  IK  l<:sl,^.  I.  W'ilkersoiu 

I.  (Mir.  S.   \l.irn/i.  (,.  \\  hyif.  ().  Niess. 

rr.  r.  Fischer.  I),  liiiss.  H.  Hyriie.  /.  iiohhs.  I'ifth  row:  R.  Walton, 


C.   Wrndorf,  B.  Loosie,  I'.  Denker.  A.    \l,\id,  /'.  liaker,  T.  Seshitt,  J.  .Moore,  K.   Whitehead,  J.  Fettit,  and  II'.  Fitrinah. 


282 


KiiK^.  r.  /«//,■<.  s 

■rJrr.C.  Wills.  If.  ,S>r 


R)  First  R.nv  li.  Trmr.  II.  F.ldr,-dv.e.  /.  F.llii.tt. 
I  R..«  R.  Str.iii-tlier.  I).  MiChvii.  H.  }\n,-rs»„. 
K.  \\liiuh,:ul.   Third  Ro«  :  R.  .Milkr.  K.  I',-I,r- 


Tahor.    R.    CLuh.    R.    Kohl. 


Doiilinn.    I..    I'lirso/is.     r.    Coniirell. 


nor  Boh  I.t.d:  lihosr  home  is  ill  Rocktiijikwi, 
:rth  Crolimi.  ivjs  the  Fresuieiit  of  the  Hen,  Theta 
fratermty.  irhile  he  also  held  posiuoiis  as 
/■■..^.r;.    ami   Treasurer  of  the   Senior    Class. 


It  was  September  1955  as  the  brothers  of 
Gamma  Rho  of  Beta  Theta  Pi  returned  to 
house  H.  By  February,  the  Beta's  had  done 
amazingly  well  in  all  phases  of  college  life. 
Scholastically,  Gamma  Rho  rose  to  sixth 
place  on  campus.  In  extra-curricular  activities, 
Beta's  held  positions  on  the  Pep  Board,  Shoe 
and  Slipper,  and  Student  Union  Board,  and 
the  brothers  had  numerous  representatives  m 
every  activitv. 


Beta  continued  to  have  the  best  and  most 
talked  about  parties,  despite  the  competition. 
Rushing  brought  twenty-three  fine  pledges, 
and  Beta  athletes  excelled  both  in  intramurals 
and  varsity  competition.  Second  semester 
brought  Spring  vacation  in  Florida,  the  pledge 
dinner,  the  beach  weekend,  and  other  fine 
social  functions.  Thus  under  prexy  Bob  Leak, 
Beta  Theta  Pi  rounded  out  another  successful 


nal  Founding  Date 

1839 

Founding  Date 

1939 

)er  of  Chapters 

97 

nal  Membership 

92,000 

Membership 

64 

Hetty  Co-ed.  Dot  helsoii.  d rail's  approxiiiv. 
y.laiices  from  the  audience  as  she  rides  a  pair 
of  li-ater  siiiis  on  the  Heta  Theta  I'l 
float      during      the      joe      College      li-eekend. 


283 


The  Vusident  of  Dtlta  Smma  I'ln  nuu  Roiuild  Ran. 
a   liiinur  from    Wmslon-Satfiii,    North   Carolina. 


1  the  chiprcr 
/     Simpion     I 


are    G    \\  oot  C    )  eiinsl 
Ferguson.    /     I  tinh.uh 


Fall  activities  for  the  Delta  Sig's  began  with 
a  skating  party;  this  initial  social  event  was 
followed  by  homecoming  weekend  which 
ushered  in  an  unusual  flurry  of  activities  in- 
cluding the  large  display — complete  with  dry 
ice  and  mechanical  failures.  November  brought 
the  Shoe  and  Slipper  dances  and  the  cabin 
party,  and  the  C'hristmas  season  inspired 
a  frat  party  with  the  brothers  exchanging 
nonsensical  gifts. 


Engagements  and  pin-ups  kept  an  increasing 
number  of  the  brothers  away  from  their 
studies.  Someone  must  have  studied,  though, 
tor  when  the  QP's  were  finally  recorded. 
Delta  Sigma  Phi  came  out  with  one  of  the  top 
scholastic  averages.  Not  all  study,  however, 
for  there  were  pledge  battles,  rat  courts,  and 
many  parties  which  spiced  the  otherwise  dull 
weekly  routines;  a  busy  vear  tor  the  brothers 
of  Delta  Siema  Phi. 


N.ni(m.il  I'ounding  Date 

isyv 

Local  hounding  Date 

1920 

Number  of  Chapters 

87 

National  Alcmbership 

60.000 

Local  Membership 

4^' 

Colors                                 Cree 

1  ,nul  W  hite 

///  rhiir  ho/neco/nhig  display.  "The  Pitt  and 
ilir    I'liidiiliim."    Delta   Sinma   Phi   threatens 

1'iililnirv.h   ii'ilh  a  hniie  jtendnliini  ii-liirh   is 
siinii'inK      dov.n      to     crush      itic     Ihinllur. 


Delta  Sigma  Phi 


Hr<,!h,i,  ',j  l),l!.,Srj,,„j  I'hi  |r.lt,■u„t^  .lu.Uv^i  r.,x^    .1.   \li,n.:: ,,     \ I, llwain.  Second  TOW :  H.  Spilh/hvi.  B.  O' Dej. 

G.  Lynch.  H.  Siimndt,  R.  Ran.  H.  Merninh,  h.  M.mijotd.  R.  Hiilsjri.  I  hirJ  ro«-:  D.  Luechauer.  E.  Rodgers.  E.  Hmimmid. 
W.  Cherry,  D.  Hehn,  C.  Moore,  J.  Baker.  Fourth  row:  B.  Straus.  A.  Heil.  E.  Doughtie,  E.  S?mth.  R.  York.  ].  Richardson. 
D.  Biswell,  J.  Alexander.  Fifth  row:  F.  Egerton,  D.  Burdick.  L.  Jones,  A'.  Forlson.  /.  Williams,  B.  Ray.  R.  Broii-ne,  R.  Sueet. 


285 


Delta  Tau  Delta 


Ur 


III;!',  ol  Ihr  l),ll.,  I, ,11  IMl.1  /nii 
K,l>li.„L  C.  ILuisir.  /■.  /,,/',,i-,- 


r  .IV  /.>//«to  „„  IM  r    /.  «,,/A,r,/,  <  .  Hin.l,K  R.  Sp.,, ,„-.:.  /.  /■„/.,.  J,ul  r     l<     \l.„„i,l. 
.    ,  '•  I-   ^^  'I'li'i'iiin.  I.  Im.I„i,II,  r.  S,v,rs„ii.  I.  S,x,.,,d.   M-.lr    .V    \///,/i/n      •/    (Uik 

I    ruUn  R.Ruier,  /   -Mattheus    W  .  U  „mn.„.  5rh  r:  «.  /•>,..//.  W.  «.r<r..  V.  7„,..  6.  l„,;C„rr«.  A^  6>avr.»,,,  /.  HMs, 
n.  Snrfilrr.  6th  r:  /.    /„,r/,  «.  <4r«,  /.  Crradid;  K.  Mohir,  S.  Brocktcfll,  R.  Ruffmi,  G.  Rauch,  E.  Leu-n    F   Camp 


286 


ATA.  1st  r  R.  Stahleker.  T.  Mooriey,  S.  Hinkle,  S.  I'wvell,  ]  Bnchett,  B  Steiii- 
melz,  ].  Moor/ium,  G.  Coletnan,  and  B.  Stewart.  2nd  r:  S.  Hafnmer,  1  '^ladt  J  \  m- 
Lm,i.  B.  Bradford,  /.  Allen,  W.  Bowers,  B.  Van  Hettrnga,  and  K  (ouu.,!!  ^r,\  r: 
D.  Kreidler,  J.  Amsler,  K.  Pitt-man,  K.  Alvord,  J.  Gulp,  B    Bimau    /    /iiiuiui. 


Elizalnlh.  \ew  /ersry. 
Doll  Sims,  presided  over  the  nieelinns  of  the 
brothers  of  the  Delta  Tail  Delta  fraternity,  and  he 
IS  majoring  in  economics  while  attending  Duke. 


Again  this  year  the  Dclt's  won  first  place  in 
the  homecoming  display  contest.  Their  "Mur- 
rav-Go-Round"  spun  to  victory  music  while 
a  juhliant  Blue  Devil  rode  the  vanquished 
mascots  of  earlier  competitors.  Besides  Home- 
coming parties,  fall  social  events  included  an 
open  house  with  girls  from  Hanes  House, 
several  smorgasbords,  a  masquerade  cabin 
party,  and  a  semi-formal  (Christmas  dance  at 
the  Washington  Duke  Hotel. 


The  redecoration  of  the  card  room  bright- 
ened the  section  with  its  weird  originality  as 
four  painted  aces  on  a  black  wall  replaced  the 
nautical  theme  of  last  year.  Then  came  rush, 
and  a  pledge  class  twenty-five  strong  supplied 
a  very  real  basis  for  confidence  in  future 
excellence.  Climaxing  the  year's  social  ac- 
tivities, the  new  pledges  and  the  actives 
entertained  their  dates  at  the  annual  Rainbow 
Ball. 


National  Founding  Date 

1859 

Local  Founding  Date 

1928 

Number  of  Chapters 

85 

National  Membership 

82,000 

Local  Membership 

75 

Colors                Purple.  Whit 

e  and  Gold 

Fictiiring  a  vacationing  ]oe  College  com- 
plete with  the  waves,  radio,  and  sand,  the 
Delta  Tail  Delta's  won  honorable  mention 
with   their  float   "On   a    Beachy   Holiday." 


287 


Inhll    \tiKuil,nl,.   -..hnse  llnl,,,-  ,<  Ul  l.inilh 

Sortii  Cnoluu.  I'muinil  of  K,,f>p.,  Alplu.  .; 
'm  .1  wr/,i/vr  nf  I'll,  BftJ  Kappj  J,hi  .\I.S.(,\ 


K.ippjAlpluplaif;rs/orl9U,  (Left  ro  Right)  first  row;  (i.  Lane,  T.  ir.,<;«.  /.  l-\n„:r 
D.  Lannsion,  C.  Roc.  D.  AJcock,  ami  H.  Fall.  15,icU  rou  :  .4.  Cotuii'ilum.  F.  Mille 
B.    Watson,  ami  .4.   Ehrnir.   Absent:   C.   Helms,   G.    I'erhey.  ami  /.   W,7«;«,i:i;j; 


Strains  of  "Dixie"  faded  in  the  distance,  the 
Stars  and  Bars  were  lowered,  and  once  again 
June  graduations  rang  the  curtain  down  on  a 
great  year  for  the  Grand  Old  Gang.  Football 
open  houses,  cabin  parties,  and  the  alumni 
supper  filled  the  fall  semester.  After  exams, 
rushing,  the  pledge  dance  at  the  Carolina 
(x)untry  C>lub  in  Raleigh,  and  the  Old  South 
Ball  kept  the  brothers  from  spending  too  much 
time  studying. 


Kappa  Alpha  brothers  brought  honors  to  the 
fraternity  in  the  sports  field,  especialh'  in 
football  and  baseball.  The  intramural  fields  and 
courts  also  were  filled  with  southern  brothers 
— it  not  winning,  always  making  a  good  show- 
ing. So  the  year's  history  has  been  recorded, 
but  we  wish  our  seniors  good  luck  upon 
leaving  the  familiar  section  and  bid  the  loyal 
brothers  of  Kappa  Alpha  never  to  give  up — 
for  the  South  will  rise  again. 


National  Founding  Dat 
Local  Founding  Date 
N'uinlicr  ofC'hapters 
N.itioii.i!  Meiiil.crslup 
l.cH-.il  \Uinl.ersliip 


.4s  First  Mare  Beth  Wehl'  looks  on  ap- 
proviniih,  a  ciant  replica  of  a  nater-skier 
is  being  toivej  along  hy  a  speedboat  on  the 
Kappa    Alpha    float,     "K.A.'s    Cool    Joe." 


288 


Kappa  Alpha 


Brothers  of  Kappa  Alpha  are,  first  row:  R.  Terry,  J.  Almond,  B.  Gamt.  R.  RoJiirll,  B.  Dov.'d,  E.  Hardin,  D.  Breurr.  Second 
row :  B.  Edmonds,  C.  Smith,  K.  Fish,  R.  Falls,  C.  Abernathy,  J.  McKmnon,  J.  Alexander,  B.  Jones,  /.  Watson,  O.  Wilson.  Third 
row:  R.  Edwards,  C.  Clayton,  E.  Rushton,  B.  Harris,  R.  Carpenter,  B.  Hord,  J.  Council,  F.  Beasley,  J.  Russell,  B  Hume, 
T.  Sliannon.  Fourth  row:  B.  Bailey,  B.  Edu-ards,  S.  Sorrell,  R.  Rogers,  B.  Aldridge,  O.  Suiter,  C.  Toms,  J.  Johnson,  /.  Long, 
E.  Vost,  E.  Bryson,  J.  Jordan,  D.  Kirkpatnck,  J.  Harrison,  R.  Kienle.  Fifth  ro«-:  /..  Black.  S.  Jurgensen,  D.  Knotts, 
B.  Thompso,!.  B.  Allen.  S.  Tatum.  R.  Hord.  H.  Clement,  M.  Hatcher.  R.  Rankins.  T.  Topping,  f.  Buchanan,  R.  Phillips. 


289 


Kappa  Sigma 


Mcmhrrs  of  Kiipfj  .S/«/;;,i  are  .u  Jolloiii.  1st  r:  1).  I'.uIk'!'.  I-  *'"'"■'■.  -■hI  r  K  ''■'rh'-.  /.  /.,/ir,  /,.  H,:il,:  H.  Yoiwl.  H.  R,m. 
K.  Harris.  /.  IVillis,  D.  Hihs,  B.  Smmmns.  !rd  r:  /.  Mdlhniiiy.  H.  Whitaire.  K.  Shut.  B.  Troy.  j.  Turtle.  J.  Selhy.  F.  Shep- 
pard,  S.  Gonzales.  4th  r:  /}.  Acton.  S.  I.ineker.  B.  Daltoii.  /.  Miillins.  I).  Tierney.  U.  Spencer,  V.  S^rosso.  5th  r:  /.  Rohrhach, 
!■:.  Tiirliiifiton.  I..  Decker,  B.  Simpson.  II.  Kistler.  ].  Morris.  B.  Mcaaughey,  /.  Clayton.  /.  D'AnRelo.  6th  r:  A.  C.asterlin. 
B.    Thummet.    B.    Arant.    T.    Daiis.    II.    Turner.    B.    I'atterson.    /.    niluorth,    K.    kinihuh.    /.    Challenger.    B.    Anderson. 


290 


II 

,  ^^I^^^J^^^B^^Hp 

^1  'iJ 

n 

'^m 

m 

s,              '    '        .  — ■ 

Mfiiiheri  of  the  Kappa  Sigma  pledfir  class  o?!  the  first  row:   B.  Riidd,   T.   Fletcher, 
and  I.  Hiihhard.  Second  r.nx-:  H.  Harnsrm.  /.  Bell.  M.  L,pp,mott.  and  E.  Balloiv. 


Seniors  Bill  Riiss  and  Boh  Yount  iiere  the  fn 
and  second  semester  /'residents  of  Kappa  Siii,?/, 


Within  the  confines  of  the  upper  quadrangle 
one  cannot  help  but  notice  the  bcautikil 
crescent  and  star,  symbol  of  Kappa  Sigma 
FVaternity.  Many  things  have  taken  place 
under  this  banner  this  year;  1955-1956  will 
go  down  as  one  of  the  most  outstanding  years 
in  Eta  Prime's  history.  There  were  numerous 
cabin  parties,  dinner  parties,  rush  functions, 
serenades,  and  big  game  weekends  to  keep 
Kappa  Sig's  and  their  dates  busy. 


The  highlight  of  the  social  calendar  was 
"Stardust  Weekend"  which  included  the  Black 
and  White  Ball  on  Friday  night  and  a  steak 
dinner  the  following  evening.  The  high  point 
of  the  event  came  when  the  1956  Dream  Girl, 
elected  by  the  brothers  of  Kappa  Sig,  was 
presented.  With  these  memories  we  bid  fare- 
well to  our  seniors,  not  forgetting  to  add  our 
"thanks"  for  all  that  they  have  done  for  the 
chapter. 


National  Founding  Date 
Local  Founding  Date 
Number  of  Chapters 
National  Membership 
Local  Membership 
Colors  Scarlet,  Green, 


Leaning  on  an  imported  car,  I'iznin  Alberts 
and  Barbara  Hunter  explore  an  island  nj 
palm  trees  cm  the  Kappa  Sig?iia  float, 
"/oe    College    Goes    to    a    Tropical    Island." 


291 


Top  positwrii  in  the  l.^unkii  Chi  Alpha  fnile 
/or  first  mid  moiid  semesters  urre  held  by  Jii 
lack  McKeithan  from  Ahhottsburg,  N.  C, 
ferry   Keyes   who  co-mes  from  Alexandria, 


The  AX  A  pledi:es.  1st  r.nv  :  /.  \uhoLis.  B.  Alexander.  II  IIV/W/,  /.  //;//,  /.  l.,nn,:.  ,■ 
Jnd  row;  /.  Kriise.  W .  Warden.  G.  Harney.  R.  Sand.  B.  Ballaiilyne.  S.  ihonu. 
3rd  row:  R.  Davidson,  P.  Temple,  W.  Riester,  H.  McKinnon,  W.  Harrelsm,  J.  Sink- 
way.   yV.  Martin,  C.  Thompson.   Missing:   F.  Canney,  Z.  Fisher,  and  L.   Fabian. 


The  brothers  of  Lambda  Chi  Alpha  re- 
convened this  year  eager  to  resume  the  strain 
of  weekends,  quizzes,  term  papers,  and 
late  hours.  To  make  things  perpetually  gay 
around  the  section,  Dave  returned  with  his 
hearse,  and  Mole  just  returned.  In  addition 
to  its  many  fraternity  activities,  Lambda 
Chi  prided  itself  on  holding  leading  positions 
on  campus  and  taking  an  active  part  in  extra- 
curricular activities. 


After  the  regular  football  season  had  ended, 
Kenan  Stadium  still  witnessed  football  ex- 
citement as  the  Gamma  Theta's  of  Duke 
played  the  Lambda  Chi's  of  UN(^  in  the 
Schlitz  Bowl.  Unable  to  repeat  the  12-0 
victory  of  19.S4,  we  settled  for  a  6-6  tie. 
Despite  bruises  and  blackened  eyes,  the 
brothers  felt  very  proud  as  they  counted  the 
one-hundred  dollar  profit  which  was  donated 
to  the  Chapel  Hill  Orphanage. 


National  Founding  Dale 

1909 

Local  Founding  Date 

1924 

Number  of  Chapters 

144 

National  Membership 

^4,000 

Local  Membership 

r,; 

Purple,  ( ; 


.  (/  //;,■  "Lamhda  (hi  Alj'ha  I'ltl  Har-H-Qiie." 
the  hnrniry  Duke  Blue  Prvih  read  the  ap- 
peti:ini^  went,  while  thes  wait  anxwnsh 
hn      their     first      taste     oj      panther      meat. 


292 


Lambda  Chi  Alpha 


I  .iiNh.l.,  (  ln\  .,„  Isr  r,iu  /.  I  ,mn,nt.  R .  J',„,/:l.  I  .  /  ,/;,/v,,>.  Jnd  mu  R.  II  ;/.,„„,  /),  Balhnlyne,  /.  .-^i/.rw/j,  /.  McKeitlum, 
I.  Kna.  I.  'f.'-^kibiin,  C.  CkiJ-^nk,  ].  AUxaiuhr,  D.  Cn/ms.  ird  ruu  .  / .  St.mtty,  D.  Gernmn,  G.  Warluk,  R.  Eadie.  ].  Burt, 
D.  BilliHKS,  F.  Taylor,  F.  Wmson,  G.  Harden.  4th  row:  E.  White,  W.  Davis,  A.  Tyndall,  C.  Pratt,  J.  Eggleston,  B.  Crockett, 
M.  Kirhy.  5th  row:  C.  Dillie,  H.  Copeland,  L.  Schviarz,  G.  Schwarz,  J.  Bankert,  W.  Haeckler,  D.  Spamgel,  and  D.  Ware. 


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Phi  Delta  Thet 


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■„JJcnni.  I..  Holla, 


Maiihrn  of  I'lii  IMu  Tlieh,  fraterrnty  .ne  ,,s  folhiis,  <m  tlu-  Ist  nm  :  /\'.  K, 

I.  Kw„rd:  /'.  l\,no,i.  H.  Tafi,  W.  X/nrs,  J.  (l,l'l>,  I-  AVAy.h,  K.  li.nry,  R.  Thim.  Ird  row:  /.  C.hr 

K.  \liirn,y,  li.  OastUr,  I).  Dowmy.  B.  Couch,  B.  Burull.  /.  Dorilfy.  4tli  row:  /.  .\/,i./,/ch,  //.  MiElkwcy.  B.  Iliss,  /.  BirchfM, 

I'.  Ihipler,  S.  Balhmi,  /.  Farlou;  iV.  Kinn,  B.  Cozart.  5tli  row:  T.  l.imhay,  D.  )\niiim>i,  /■  I'tnllips.  R.  Morgan.  B.  RmnM), 

n.  MrrMlwh.  I'.  Scuderi.  ftrh  row:  S.  Rffse.  /.  Ciilp,  /.  Snyder.  ].  Kersey,  J.  Speme,  /.  Ratclijje,  B.  Smith,  /.  Saltz,  B.  Carrol. 


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rill  IMr  plrJi^rs.  on  hrst  rnu  :  /.  S,„itli.  /.  Cinvul.  H.  Fenko.  H.  fliln.  SlotkI  row  : 
B.  HMI.irJ.  ■/..  l..,y.w,i.  X.  l.aHurd,  /.  I.imUiiweur.  H.  Soul,:  I'.  Hnlur.  H.  Biicklwh, 
B.  Grubhs,  G.  Scliidl,  H.  Cinu-r,  P.  Smith,  T.  Calhoun.  Standing:  D.  Gerddl,  /.  Asum, 
T.    Umiing.    I.    Bosigs.   /.    Formt.   D.   Austin.    J.   /jckson,    H.    Laverty.    J.    BarlHl. 


First  ami  second  semester  Presidents  of  the  Fhi 
Delta  Theta  fraternity  ivere,  respectizrly.  Seniors 
Bill  Xoyes  from  Roselle  Park,  Xeiv  Jersey,  and 
Jim  \elson  from  Winston-Salem,  North  Carolina. 


The  "Good  Ship  Phi"  sailed  onto  campus 
with  a  full  complement  of  Brothers  aboard, 
and  Phi's  went  ashore  in  preparation  for  an- 
other successful  year.  Lengthy  plans  were 
made  concerning  social,  scholastic,  and  extra- 
curricular activities,  so  that  the  chapter  would 
be  able  to  maintain  its  previous  status  in  the 
realm  of  campus  leadership.  And  with  this 
plan  of  action  hrmly  in  mind,  the  crew  began 
their  work. 


The  fall  semester  was  liberally  sprinkled 
with  social  functions  which  ranged  from  cabin 
parties  to  our  Christmas  formal.  As  the  end 
of  the  term  approached,  we  prepared  for  the 
bi-yearly  seige  of  finals  with  our  typical  de- 
termination. With  the  advent  of  rushing,  the 
chapter  rooms  took  on  a  iresh  coat  ot  paint  in 
anticipation  of  the  season,  which  resulted  in 
Phi  Delta  Theta  welcoming  aboard  ship  21 
new  pledges. 


National  Founding  Date 
Local  Founding  Date 
Number  of  Chapters 
National  Membership 
Local  Membership 


Cole 


Azure  and  Argent 


Buddy  Stanley  in  the  Fifeiiiiard's  seat 
leys  this  sunny  scene  at  the  Ivacli  as 
Phi  Delt  float  rolls  on  to  iiin  the 
of     most     original    float     in     the     pai 


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The  second  and  first  setnester  f  residents  of  Ph, 
Kappa  Psi  were  Paul  Eckman  and  Derrick  Deakins 


Memlvrs  of  the  Phi  Kappa  Psi  pledge  class, 
C.  Carter,  J.  Edwards.  Second  row:  N.  De. 


the  hrs 


■:  11".  Klonian,  1 1'.  Taylor, 
G.  M'eber,  K.  Kaiijjiiian. 


In  our  reminiscence  of  North  Carolina 
Alpha  over  the  past  year,  we  recall  things 
which  have  meant  a  great  deal  to  us:  the  tall 
formal,  the  Christmas  Party  at  the  Cerebral 
Palsy  Hospital,  the  cabin  parties  and  the  open 
houses.  But  of  equal  importance  to  N.  C. 
Alpha  is  the  realization  that  college  has  some- 
thing more  to  offer;  books  and  tired  eyes  are 
hrmly  imprinted  in  our  memories  of  college 
and  traternitv  lifo'. 


In  addition  to  studies  and  parties,  this  year 
has  seen  a  renewed  enthusiasm  for  athletics. 
Phi  Psi  had  the  intramural  tennis  champions; 
varsit\-  men  in  soccer,  track,  and  wrestling; 
many  enthusiastic  "part-time"  athletes;  and 
sport's  announcer  Pete  Yoars,  who  broad- 
cast Duke  basketball  games  to  WDBS  lis- 
teners. We  believe  that  the  best  fraternity 
is  made  up  of  many  different  kinds  of  people 
— and  this  has  been  the  goal  ot  Phi  Kappa  Psi. 


Nutioiuil  I'oiinding  Date. 
Local  Founding  Date 
Number  of  (Chapters 
National  Membership 
Local  Membership 
Colors  (i 


To  ivelco/ne  returning,  almiini  for  the  fall 
weekend,  the  Phi  Kappa  Psi's  erect  a  dis- 
play of  .1  foothall  Kanie  on  a  pin-hall 
inaihinr    to    predict    a    win    over    I'ltlshiirg,!!. 


Phi  Kappa  Psi 


The  }>iemhers  of  the  Phi  Kappa  Psi  fratermly  are  as  foUoiis,  on  the  first  mw:  R.  Hildretli,  R.  (,/aii/>,/iKer.  T.  Moneymaker. 
E.  Johnson.  E.  Ganhi.  M.  Yandeier,  R.  Shaver.  Second  row:  D.  Diiffey.  f.  Rossm.  /.  Lapotla.  I'.  Echrnan.  D.  Deakms.  D.  San- 
ders. I.  Crunes.  B.  Smith.  J.  Warren.  Third  row:  H.  Eschenhach.  J.  Fulcomer,  ].  Grills,  T.  Russell,  If.  Keim,  D.  Pate,  S.  Gebel, 
T.  McDernwti.  B.  Ward.  Fourth  row:  H'.  Weems,  D.  Evans,  C.  Cobb,  B.  Spami,  J.  Craven,  C.  Grigg,  J.  Dovclass,  T.  Farrell. 
Fifth  rou  :  6.  Ung,  /.  Pearson,  B.  .Vteffert,  E.  Heath,  T.  Moore,  T.  Miller,  D.  Sedlack,  J.  English,  L.  Jordan,  G.  Evans. 


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Phi  Kappa  Sigma 


lirofhen  of  I'hi  Kappa  Sii!,ma  Jrjicrnily  un  the  1st  row  arc  as  tiillous  H.  Smith.  I..  Hania.  /.  lirodrlh.iid:  \l.  Hn./,nh,inih. 
2,h\  ro«':  C.  Courtney,  /.  Smith,  (i.  Ileinhy,  I'.  I.emhuh.  H.  Marsh.,/!,  li.  Tudor.  W .  I'emiy.  I).  Iliwler.  I).  Mason.  H.  Me- 
lammain.  I).  Crews.  3rd  row:  (;.  Evans.  P.  11,11.  H.  Deans.  C.  D,elr,ch.  D.  Mcl.eoJ.  H.  Ilyljahl.  /).  Hetts. 
/.  Sadler.  M.  Kollinson,  G.  Lnna,.  A.  Brockuell,  /.  Wmnhan.  4tli  rou':  H.  DomhojJ.  /.  I'ickens.  /).  Mcl'adden, 
n.  lemiette.  /.  Harhison.  E.  f'oole.  R.  Barnes.  .4.  Haack.  D.  Hantirr.  H.  Teller,  K.  Clifton.  .4.  farmon.  5tli  ro«  :  O.  Rudy, 
II.  Hurt.  li.  (.r.iper.  E.  Roherson.  IC.  Eortesce,  li.  )V/»»i;,  H.  .-tlexaiider.  E.  Roherson.  /.  f/.irt  »/.  I .  (.rant.  Wl.  r..«  :  .{ .  (iiimh. 
(,.   (.od.l.ird.   1).    Tipton,    li.   (,hnn.    II.    Wells.    I  .  Hooter.   H.   IXilr.  /.   Hiilloek:   I).  I'earl.  li.  I'ape.  R.  Chapman.  C.  MrEee. 


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The  pleiiii,e  class  of  Flii  Kjppj  Sigmj,  on  the  first  row  from  left  to  right:  D.  Fry, 
X.  HiiJsori,  ir.  Wriiihr.  jh>/  /.  Yoiins.  Second  row:  C.  Wi/iMey,  G.  Still.  B.  Siler, 
ami  G.  Tillniry.  D.  Teller.  H.  Taylor.  T.  Bifigs.  B.  Saz-age.  B.  Byers.  ami  P.  Luce. 
Third  row:   r.  lr'.i-,>,.  E.  Hayes.  J.  Lmder.  D.  Spitler.  D.   Ilw/J,  ami  D.  Penny. 


.Senior  Bill  TiiJor.  President  of  the  Phi  Kappa 
SiK»ia  fraternity,  ii-as  a  memher  of  ODK.  Who's 
Who  in  American  Colleges  and  Universities, 
ami    Business    .Manager    of    the    Chanticlekr. 


President  Bill  Tudor  rapped  the  gavel  and 
we  began:  football  open  houses;  "Pitt  and 
Pendulum"  tor  Homecoming;  Jane  Ebcrhardt 
crowned  Phi  Kap  queen  at  the  Black  and 
Gold  Ball;  Christmas,  and  the  Kdgcmont 
kids  were  sharp,  the  quartet  flat;  Pea  Pickers 
convened  daih';  Rushing,  and  pledge  we 
did,  with  Marshall  at  the  helm;  pledge  ban- 
quet; spring  formal;  Joe  College — and  another 
year  is  behind  us. 


But  a  year  of  more  than  events — a  year  of 
growth,  both  for  Nu  and  its  men.  Seven  years 
have  passed  since  Phi  Kappa  Sigma  was  in- 
stilled with  fresh  blood,  years  in  which  Nu 
has  developed  carefully  but  quickly  into  a 
chapter  of  real  significance.  Next  year,  the 
pinnacle  ot  Phi  Kap  hopes  materializes  as  we 
move  into  a  fine  new  section,  House  CC.  For 
us  it  was  a  year  of  high  progress,  a  year  to  be 
remembered. 


National  Founding  Date 
Local  Founding  Date 
Number  of  Chapters 
National  Membership 
Local  Membership 
Colors 


Black  and  Gold 


Phi  Kappa  Sigma' s  ivelcome  returning  alumni 
■with  their  "Pitt  and  Penduhnn"  display 
shoii-ing  the  Duke  pendulum  cutting  oJJ 
a  panther   head   surrounded   by    Duke   ii-ins. 


The  first  and  second  semester  leaders  of  Pi  Kappa 
Alpha  irere  Jim  Cai-enaii^h from  Goldsboro,  North 
Carolina,  and  Buddy  Heachan,  of  Miami.  Florida. 


Pi  Kappa  Alpha  (L  to  R)  1st  nnv:  D.  Askin.  D.  .\laimz,  ].  Sears,  ].  Woolery.  2nd 
row:  U.  M.um.  I.  Benson.  B.  McMillan,  R.  Vanderheek,  /.  Booker,  F.  Dohhs.  3rd 
rou  ;  B.  Brnhaker.  11".  Spedwan.  B.  Linton,  A.  Bjonte^.ud.  D.  Shanklin.  IC.  Radeker. 


Brothers  of  Pi  Kappa  Alpha  returned  to 
school  in  September  with  high  hopes  for  an- 
other successful  year.  Starting  the  year  oft 
right,  we  built  a  homecoming  display  good 
enough  to  place  second  in  the  judging.  Open 
houses,  the  Christmas  dance,  the  Kdgemont 
party,  Joe  College — all  were  done  in  top-notch 
PiKA  form.  As  for  sports,  the  crimson  tide 
set  few  records,  hut  a  basketball  championship 
satisfied  us. 


Somehow,  though,  when  \'ou  start  looking 
back  over  the  year,  it  is  the  other  things  that 
count:  Brownie  out  ot  gas,  Tink's  intellectual 
orgies,  a  head  through  the  door  and  "Jimmie" 
— the  day-to-day  living  that  binds  and  holds 
any  group  together.  With  this  abundance  ot 
friendship  and  this  loyalty  to  Fraternity  ideals, 
it  couldn't  have  been  anything  but  a  great 
year  for  the  pledges  and  actives  of  Pi  Kappa 
Alpha  of  195  5-56. 


National  Founding  Date 
Local  Founding;  Date 
Number  of  Chapters 
National  Membership 
Local  Membership 
Colors  (i 


i 


Blackened  Pi  Kappa  Alpha  natives  set  off 
on  a  Joe  College  safari  carrying  liimter 
I.eii-    Marvin,    iieapons,    and    supplies    for 

iheir  joiniiry  through  the   li-ilds  of  Durham. 


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Pi  Kappa  Alpha 


Brothers  of  Pi  Kappa  Alpha  are,  on  first  row,  (L.  to  R.) :  /.  Burger,  B.  Beane,  /.  Du  \  'all,  P.  Brewer.  Second  row :  G.  Herndon, 
/.  WHtiams,  D.  Bran,  K.  Knake.  /.  Cazrnaiigh,  B.  Kunble,  B.  Barker,  D.  Player,  T.  Weher.  Third  row:  V.  Moore,  T.  Prizzi, 
K.  Crimson,  J.  Robertson,  B.  Brou-ne,  J.  Meador,  D.  Bolinger,  D.  Xealy.  Fourth  row:  C.  Cook,  B.  DePiiy,  D.  Center,  N.  Harley, 
N.  Kerstetter,  G.  Meyer,  B.  Clark,  B.  Beacham.  Fifth  rou-:  /.  Darling,  H.  Watson,  R.  Ray,  B.  Fore,  F.  Johnson.  R.  Faber. 
Sixth  row:  F.  Yarborough,  /.  Jaeger.  L.  Simmons.  D.  Huffman.  A.  Booray.  G.  Sutton.  B.  Zenda,  J.  Coivie,  B.  Weitzman.  Miss- 
ing: T.  Bosivorth,  L.  Cleveland,  L.  Gardner,  M.  McDorman,  L.  Marvin,  B.  Talman,  C.  Tinkham,  H.  Valentine,  J.  Wells. 


Pi  Kappa  Phi 


IIK<I',  Ir:  /'.  Erlenbach,  W.  Hilles,  S.  IWIer,  /.  Ki/ik.  D.  I.oirtt.  K.  .\Lissn;  I),  dill.  W.  Iwn-h.wJ.  E.  llnimrr.  Ir  1.  Gilcott. 
I).  Qiiiirrlfhiiimi,  G.  Farmer,  \V.  Diinkin,  D.  Umierum/ii,  f.  Roth.  (,'.  Lodrn,  H'.  Boyrr.  ^^■.  K.  Fischer,  /.  Il'.iv,  A.  Hjrris, 
R.  Dixon,  R.  Clayton.  T.  Clark,  E.  Hrach,  T.  hey.  4r:  C.  Munch.  /'.  Dircoisin.  C.  Hy/mm.  M.  Dehriihl.  G.  Smith.  R.  Hohner. 
W.  Smith.   5r:    W.  Connor,  /.  Lane,  C.  Cleaveland.   W .  lohnson,  R.  Reece,  T.  Robins,   If.  Spencer,  C.  Riedler,  R.  Mejo. 


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'FTT^'rpr^  r^7. 


Mi/ii/>i-rs  iif  tin-  I':  K.ipp.i  I'ln  plaifif  chsi  jrr,  iin  tIk'  tirst  row  from  left  to  right: 
F.  Browrison,  R.  Carr.  R.  MacEireii.  Second  row:  /.  Merritt,  D.  EriLin,  R.  Bevis, 
D.  Jordan,  K.  Stratih.  R.  Denise,  E.  Stables.  Third  row:  E.  Skeel,  /.  Briilon,  E.  Fisher, 
M.    Bender.    D.    Gorbain.    Absent    were   N.    Courie,    J.    Turner,    S.    Wittenstein. 


Presidents  of  I'l  K.ipp.i  I'ln  Jr.ilri  iiil\  \.n,  lh,N 
Ltrvett  Jrmn  Dhon,  Illinois,  during  the  first 
semester,  and  Charles  Hyman  frmn  Dillon,  South 
Carolina,  for  the  second  half  of  the  school  year. 


Football  weekends  ushered  in  a  busy  social 
calendar  for  the  Pi  Kap's.  However,  the  party 
life  of  Homecoming  was  supplemented  by  a 
little  work  as  the  brothers  decorated  the  front 
of  the  section  with  "Murray's  Meat  Grinder." 
Cabin  parties  at  Crabtree,  open  houses  in  the 
section,  and  gate  parties  continued  to  provide 
diversion  during  the  fall — not  to  mention  the 
many  weekend  trips  to  the  Saddle  Club  or 
the  Castle. 


The  1955  Rose  Ball  was  the  highlight  of 
first  semester  activities  as  the  brothers  elected 
Carol  Pulver  as  their  Pi  Kap  Rose.  Then,  a 
new  year  and  spring  time  brought  its  inevitable 
good  times:  Our  Pledge  Dance  honoring  an 
outstanding  group  ot  new  members,  Joe  Col- 
lege and  Les  Elgart  with  the  accompanying 
round  of  fraternity  parties,  and  the  climax  ot 
a  successful  year,  the  house  party  at  Myrtle 
Beach. 


National  Founding  Date 
Local  Founding  Date 
Number  of  Chapters 
National  Membership 
Local  Membership 


Colors 


Gold  and  White 


At  the  Pi  Kappa  Phi  display,  the  husky 
Pittsburgh  Panther  is  being  cut  dou-n  to 
bite  size  by  the  Duke  football  team,  here 
represented    by    ".Murray  s    .Meat    Grinder." 


sidriils  of  Siv.li 


/>■,//   I. ml, 


'hi  Boh  Dukf 


mi  ad-cisors.    Ist   r:   /).  Smith.  R.   Ripph;   E.   Pol.uk.  A.   TJiuLwder. 
r.  ir.,/Wo.  :nd  r;  If.  Has.  L.  Rainett.  C.  Ahhoii.  C.  lad;  ].  .McAnallx,  D.  Htirm. 


SAE  plrdii 


This  year  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon's  rituahstic 
and  social  programs  centered  around  the  com- 
memoration ot  their  100th  birthday.  The  Duke 
chapter,  North  (.'arohna  Nu,  celebrated  the 
Centennial  with  the  Davidson,  University  of 
North  Carolina  and  North  Carolina  State 
chapters  at  a  dinner  at  the  Hope  Valley  Coun- 
try Club.  The  broadcast  from  Tuscaloosa 
dedicated  to  the  occasion  took  the  place  of 
after-dinner  speakers. 


Social  functions  included  open  houses  during 
the  football  season,  gate  parties,  and  weekend 
get-togethers;  second  semester,  the  SAE's 
gave  their  traditional  spring  formal.  Life  in 
the  section  centered  around  protecting  the 
Lion  from  extraneous  coats  of  paint  or  confis- 
cation by  other  fraternities.  SAE's  throughout 
the  year  were  known  for  their  hats,  their 
parties,  and  their  members  who  were  out- 
standing in  all  phases  of  Duke  activities. 


National  Founding  Date 

1856 

Local  Founding  Date 

1931 

Number  of  Cliaptcr.s 

136 

National  McnilKTsliip 

87,000 

Local  Mcmbcrslii|) 

65 

C:olors                              1^1 

pic  and  Gold 

'/'lir  fjiiijiis  Wiir  nriil  prisrntf  j  powerful 
Sifii/u  Alpli.t  Epsilon  football  star  -with 
the  remains  of  a  slaughtered  Pittsburgh  pan- 
ther   in    the    SAE's    homeconiing    display. 


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Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon 


^m^ 


The  members  of  the  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon  fraternity  are  as  follows,  on  the  first  row :  /.  Duncan,  E.  Pace,  D.  Saunders,  T.  Walkley, 
If.  Parkinson.  Second  row :  R.  Aubry,  J.  Schivarz,  D.  Baker,  F.  Hearn,  R.  Dickey,  B.  Dodd,  H.  O'Callaghan,  L.  Savage,  F.  Max- 
son,  B.  McGranahan.  Third  row:  F.  Stuart,  G.  Bouse,  H.  Cu?nmins,  L.  Schillings,  T.  O'Callaghan,  B.  McMann,  D.  Smith, 
D.  Hurm,  R.  O'Konski.  Fourth  row:  //.  Givens,  T.  Wilson,  J.  Gilbert,  L.  Armstrong,  D.  Weidman,  B.  Little,  J.  Bates,  P.  Dun- 
ning, T.  Sumner.  Fifth  row:  H.  Lamotte,  /.  Ca?nphell,  D.  Stone,  R.  .Martin,  T.  Ingersoll,  D.  Stout,  f.  Stull,  A.  Masius.  Sixth 
row:  L.  Fort,  P.  Taggert.  B  Ritter,  ].  Wagenvoord,  D.  Coughlm,  G.'Bmney,  B.  Richardson,  R,  Crawford,  C.  Dan,  and  /.  Davis, 


305 


Sigma  Chi 


Hwfhrrs  of  Smim  Chi  ,ir,-  ,is  fo/ln-is,  ktt  u<  nglit,  tlu-  tir^t  row  :  /.  Cr.i/t.  I'.  C.Mn.  li.  Flflther.  /.  (.r.iyht.il.  /.  Rohirls.  D.  R.unh. 
Second  row:  B.  Ulswr,  B.  Monikw,  II.  l-anrnKtr.  C.  Moiiror.  I).  H.nt/ii.w,  P.  Stlmtiaii,  B.  Merz.  R.  Mayer.  Ihird  row: 
a.  Carroll,  B.  Smalhers,  T.  Thmnas.  B.  Zolkr,  /.  Caherl.  II.  fohnson.  H.  Holden,  T.  Colmey.  Fourth  row:  B.  Beeson,  C.  Sadler, 
A.  Taylor.  B.  Anderson,  G.  Goodson.  D.  Rosenthal,  R.  Otter,  E.  Soiiell,  /.  Tarlton,  /.  Carlisle.  Fifth  row:  C.  Bentz,  B.  .Miller, 
I.  r.K^ehton.  I.  I.inlzemch,  B.  Berhnard.  H.  l.aKala,  B.  I.atimore,  .V.  Seiiell.  S.  Cnhfield,  /.  Smith,  D.  Kemp.  Missing:  E.  Smmis, 
(,.  Ihitro'^:  G.  I'errine.  B.  Ka\.  /).  BIjckislone.  I).  Sicholson.  /.  .\/e-r,i,M«.  /'.  Bo\d.  (  .   \iri^iii,  B.  Shoemaker,  S.  .\imefee. 


1 


T/;c  pledges  of  the  Sigma  Chi  Fraternity,  from  left  to  right,  the  first  row: 
C.  Bochtelte,  R.  Royal.  M.  McNally,  IC.  Springston.  On  the  second  row:  D.  Denne, 
R.  Collins,  ].  Elder,  S.  Menefee,  R.  West,  and  T.  Hutchinson.  On  the  third  row: 
H.  Osborne,  T.  Tompkins,  T.  .Moore,  G.  .Mitschele,  W.  Northop,  and  P.  Van  Wyck. 


The  presidents  of  Sigma  Chi,  for  the  first  and 
second  semesters  respectively,  urre  seniors  Dave 
Hartman  from  East  Gretnirich,  Rhode  Island,  and 
Carl  Bentz  who  hails  frofn  York,  Pennsylvania. 


The  year  1955-56  proved  to  be  a  period  of 
great  progress  for  the  brothers  who  wear 
the  White  Cross.  With  the  completion  of 
our  new  chapter  room  this  fall,  Sigma  Chi 
could  lay  claim  to  one  of  the  most  attractive 
fraternity  sections  on  the  campus.  Early 
in  the  spring  semester,  the  close  of  rushing 
found  us  with  a  roster  of  outstanding  pledges 
who  added  fresh  enthusiasm  to  the  many 
fraternity  projects. 


As  usual,  the  social  calendar  was  jam- 
packed.  In  February,  the  annual  Sigma  Chi 
Sweetheart  dance  was  held  at  the  Carolina 
Country  Club;  then  spring  vacation  provided 
a  pleasant  vacation  before  the  brothers  re- 
turned to  resume  college  activities.  While  the 
suntans  faded,  Duke  Sig's  were  hard  at  work 
on  their  Joe  College  float,  hoping  again  this 
year  to  return  to  the  Sigma  Chi's  the  "Most 
Beautiful  Float"  trophy. 


National  Founding  Date 

1855 

Local  Founding  Date 

I9I2 

Number  of  Chapters 

127 

National  Membership 

67,000 

Local  Membership 

63 

Colors                          Blue  and  Old  Gold 

With  Bnhhie  Bel!  as  their  .]neen  and  a  giant 
replica  of  their  pin,  the  Sigma  Chi's  cele- 
brate their  Centennial  by  winning  the 
prize  for    the    most    beautiful    parade  float. 


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The  I'nshiftil  of  the  Si!(//ui  \u  fraternity,  Joe  Mc- 
Creery,  conies  from  White  Sulphur  Springs,  M'est 
Virginia,  ami  is  a  member  of  I'hi  Beta  Kappa. 


S.  .V.  pleJ^ies.  First  r 
/).  MiilthLmd.  \V.  Br. 
.4.   Brut.   D.   Kreps.    \ 


\  I.  X.isli.  I  .  Sproh-s.  r.  Black.  .\  . 
/•s.  \/.  //,,w;,,(.  I.  Redmond.  I..  Terry.  . 
Copeland,  C.  Sander.   T.   Taylor,  R. 


■ight.    F.  Schaelfe: 


The  year  1955-56  was  a  busy  one  for  the 
brothers  of  Sigma  Nu.  Beginning  in  the  fall 
we  sponsored  open  houses  on  football  Satur- 
days; the  Pitt  game  found  us  building  a  flores- 
cent  homecoming  display.  Then  came  the 
Christmas  season  which  was  celebrated  at  a 
party  with  the  Alpha  Chi  Omega's  for  the 
children  at  Edgemont  cummunity  center  and 
with  a  formal  dance  at  the  \\4ishington  Duke 
featuring  Philmore  Hall. 


Besides  working  on  fraternity  projects, 
brothers  were  active  in  campus  activities: 
some  Phi  Beta  Kappa's,  an  editor,  a  few  presi- 
dents and  a  tennis  champ.  Joe  McCrcery  was 
a  commander,  one  member  put  in  many  hours 
to  become  next  year's  football  manager,  one 
was  awarded  the  psychology  department's 
Montgomery  Mouse,  and  Sigma  Nu  was  repre- 
sented in  ]Vho\<!  Who  in  Aviericaii  C.oUe{>.es  and 
Vnhrrsitirs. 


National  Founding  Date- 
Local  Founding  Date 
Number  of  (Chapters 
National  Maiibcrship 
l.oc.il  M.nil.LTship 
Colors  Black,  tiold 


',/;/.(  gather  to  T.Latch  the  Bine  Devils  and 
hers  hattle  in  the  jnniile.  at  the  Sigma 
honiecominii  display,  '•Dnie  Captures 
.-ifrican      Trophy     from      I'lttshiirgh." 


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Sigma  Nu 


Hr:,thrn  of  Si'i„u  .\„,  .,ii  1  st  n>u  :  R.  AV.j/,  ,S.  Sf.ri/c,  S.  Cotton.  D.  Sii-trt.  2nd  row :  E.  Gilbert,  G.  Hamnck.  X.  BrifiRs.  \.  Hig- 
tiim,  D.  Uilioii,  J.  McCmry.  J.  Berger,  D.  Cobble,  E.  Morris,  B.  Finney.  3rd  row:  D.  Wyrick,  R.  Azar,  L.  Coulthurst,  F.  .\U- 
hamta,  G.  Brooks,  B.  Lee.  If.  Krmmick.  H.  Yoh.  W.  Harstine.  4th  row:  D.  Copeland,  B.  Townsend,  /.  King.  F.  Speakman., 
].  Wyrick.  R.  Te?nple.  C.  Kimble,  W.  Outten,  T.  Trice.  5th  row:  A.  .\iosrie,  L.  Flamigan,  T.  Cracknell.  G.  Wright,  L.  V Anson, 
A.  Hock.  P.  Wagner,  K.  Whitney,  T.  Johnson,  E.  Lnese.  6th  row:  /.  Ste'u.-art.  R.  l.arese.  I..  Graluim.  J.  Murray.  V.  Hughes, 
D.  Kreps,  C.  Leu-is.  J.  Glass,  J.  Bosch,  ].  Dean,  J.  Seltzer,  B.  Tracy.  Absent:  /.  Porter.  R.  Carpenter,  /.  Day,  D.  Pickett. 


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Sigma  Phi  Epsilon 


Mrwh-n  ofSiKWn  Vln  Ep.ilonfr.n 
row:  /.  S,-U,-Ts.  W  .  ILimci.  E.  (, 


,,r,:  (l..t..R.).hrMn.u  :  C.  \li,ll,„ILu,.l.  H.  K,>n„n.  /),  llorurll.  W.  (unrison.Scamd 
II.  Wflh.  /■■.  GotllhirJt.    lliird  rc)«  :   If.  WMbr,  I).  Stover.  E.  jolim.  R.  Hntheniiil. 


31U 


rit\ic.es  on  the  first  r( 
ond  row:  Dennis  Sti, 
I..irry    Wwecoff.    Br. 


:  Bruce  Uhl'v.  Dai-ui  Hayes,  John  Norville,  Dick  Huher.  Sec- 
,  Williatn  Morns.  RamUU  Moore,  BUI  Norman.  Third  ro«  : 
Brooks,    Norman    Peterson.    Frank    .\lcGreg,or,    At    Lasasso. 


Senior  Ed  Gimlher,nxho  comes fro7>t  Neil'  York.iras 
the  President  of  Sigma  Phi  Epsihn  social  fraternity 
and  IS  a  memher  of  Pi  Tan  Sigma  and  A.S..\I.F. 


In  September,  1955,  there  occurred  a  gather- 
ing in  section  AA,  Duke  University  which 
resulted  in  a  year  of  social  and  academic 
achievement  for  the  "fraternity  with  a  heart." 
The  returning  brothers  of  Sigma  Phi  Epsi- 
lon  launched  the  new  school  year  with 
justified  confidence  and  a  spirit  of  unity  and 
brotherhood  which  was  to  be  matched  only 
by  the  leadership  qualities  that  were  found 
among  their  membership. 


First  of  the  many  social  events  was  the 
party  celebrating  the  redccoration  of  the 
chapter  room;  the  cabin  party  a  few  weeks 
later  was  a  change  from  the  usual  open  house 
occasions.  VVe  will  remember  also  Don  Bos- 
well's  guitar  music,  John  Sellers  and  his 
Canadian  tam,  Don  Stover's  new  Chrysler, 
the  fun  and  study  around  the  section — all  the 
big  and  little  things  which  made  it  a  good  year 
for  Sigma  Phi  Epsilon. 


National  Founding  Date 
Local  Founding  Date 
Number  of  Chapters 
National  Membership 
Local  Membership 
Colors 


1901 
1909 


Red  and  Purple 


Sigma  Phi  Kpsiton  n-orked  long  hours  to 
complete  this  lielcome  to  their  alumni  in 
irhich  they  predict  that  the  Blue  Peril 
uill    push    the    Panther    up    the    skyscraper. 


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Senior  Ted  Taub,  a  pre-law  student  coming  Jrom 
Tampa,  Florida,  iras  President  of  Tail  F.psilon  Phi 
for  the  second  year,  an  F.A.C.  and  on  M.S.G.A. 


The  1956  pledge  class  of  Tau  Epsilon  Phi  Fraternity  (Left  to  Right)  front  row 
iV.  Gerher.  H.  Waldermim,  and  P.  Granoff.  Back  rou  :  L.  Rosenblatt.  /.  Flicke 
L.  Spector.  R.  Loiitt.  and  S.  Kehlman.  Side:  /.  Finh.  M.  Korotkw,  and  /.  Frudnia^ 


It  was  a  bright  Durham  sun  that  greeted  us 
hist  September  as  we  once  again  took  our 
places  in  the  cellars  of  old  BB.  Little  did  we 
expect  that  this  would  be  our  last  year  below 
ground — where  the  pipes  are  a-plenty.  As 
Chancellor  Ted  Taub  banged  the  gavel,  the 
first  gruelling  round  of  the  1955-56  encounter 
saw  us  preparing  a  hne  social  calendar,  be- 
ginning with  our  second  annual  Homecoming 
Dance. 


Our  (Christmas  party  held  at  the  Southside 
Nursery  was  again  highly  successful,  and 
truly  indicative  of  the  TEP  creed — serving  for 
the  love  of  service.  Fraternity  life  took  on  full 
meaning  as  we  worked  together  on  many 
projects  and  enjoyed  the  friendship  and  high 
spirit  that  prevailed  among  the  members;  now 
all  eyes  look  to  next  year  as  we  carry  high 
hopes  for  a  ver>-  bright  future  in  our  new- 
section  . 


N;itioii.il  I'ouiidiiig  Date 
Loeal  Founding  Date 
Number  of  Chapter.s 
National  Membership 
Local  Mciiilicrship 


After  irorking  long  into  the  night,  brothers 
of  Tall  Epsilon  Phi  finished  their  uelcanie 
to     the     alumni     ii'ho     returned     to     Duke 

( aiiiluis  for    the  fall    homecoming    iirekenii. 


Tau  Epsilon  Phi 


Tau  Epsilm  Phi  (L-R),  kneeling:  G.  Forges,  ].  Gardner.  \t:S.  Siege!,  A.  Roseii/ehi,  A.  Rose,  T.  Twh,  M.  Marks,  E.  Lichten- 
stein,  J.  Levitiv.  2  r:  R.  Nolan,  S.  Kaimn.  H.  Block,  H.  Glass,  A.  Rotner,  A.  Markoff.  }  r.  R.  Green,  /.  Cohen,  C.  flecker. 
S.  Suskind,  R.   Wasserman,  M.  Sentlou-itz.  Missing.-  R.  Horin,  D.  Lvman,  A.  Cohen,  A.  Fox,  L.  Monber,  /.  Hedelman. 


313 


Theta  Chi 


lirothrrs  of  Thrt.i  Cli,  .in-  llic  follrnaria.  (l.-iO.  ""  tlic  I  r:  \/.  Rolrrrs.  C.  Ihiis-.  S.  Sirirm.  2  r :  I).  Mernin.  I'.  Mitchell. 
S.  llMimn.  R.  lliiK.  r.  )>«/,  /).  .\V/.vw/,  S.  Ko,nm,r.  !  r:  K.  li.trms.  /.  (Jir/is.  I-.  \r,llu/,iso,i.  T.  H>,.i://r.  H.  Mull.  C.  Hol- 
lowi.   n.   Drjh.  4  r;    H.   F.lvrlnii.   li.   liniilurt.   I).   (inJIr,),   /.   Ahiin.   K.   Deind:   li.   KiimrJ.   T.    Miiniz.   R.    VnM. 


Thm  Ou  pMan-,  Isr  rou-;  A.  li'wlnr 
I'.  Siioii;  ].  I'nnier,  C.  Hiitduuii.  ZnA  n 
fen,    T.    Vickett.    /.    Harper,    D.    Cki 


/.  l'iird\,  F.  Sivofford,  B.  DeMoiiterire, 
:  R.  Thrasher,  P.  Olejar,  L.  Brooks,  C.  /</- 
CO,    C.    Choiite.    Absent,    C.    MacKeiizie. 


Seiners  Duk  HiiRjrom  Perms  Groie,  Xe-u.-  [ersey, 
and  Buddy  Hynson.  ii-ho  comes  from  \\'ashiiiv.ton. 
North   Carolina,  led  the  brothers  of  Theta   Chi. 


Starting  our  100th  year,  the  brothers  of 
Theta  Chi  set  sail  upon  the  blue  waters  of 
Methodist  Flats.  Sirens  lured  away  the  hearts 
and  pins  of  some  of  our  stalwart  crew  on  this 
perilous  voyage.  Making  port  for  the  Home- 
coming celebration,  all  hands  stormed  the 
Castle,  a  seizure  which  was  overwhelmingly 
successful.  Our  next  port  was  Shoe  and  Slipper 
Weekend — a  refueling  stop  which  everyone 
seemed  to  enjoy. 


An  Alpha  Chi  Omega-Theta  Chi  Christmas 
party  at  the  Cerebral  Palsy  Hospital  was 
followed  by  a  serenade  at  East  and  Hanes 
House.  Later  on,  our  sturdy  whaler  returned 
from  the  Freshman  Quad  with  new  hands. 
The  Dream  Girl  dance  was  the  first  lowering 
for  the  new  arrivals.  As  we  again  hoisted  sail, 
the  ship  fared  well  until  we  were  beset  by 
perilous  storms — but  port  was  reached  safely 
as  exams  ended  and  June  brought   freedom. 


National  Founding  Date  1856 

Local  Founding  Date  1949 

Number  of  Chapters  1 1 7 

National  Membership  40,000 

Local  Membership  37 

Colors  Military  Red  and  White 


]\'ith  a  touch  of  the  Old  World,  the  Theta 
Oil's  float,  'foe  College  Goes  to  i'enice," 
pictures  the  popular  Italian  city  and 
eier-popiiLir        attraction.        the        gondola. 


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Vresidfnt of  Zetii  Beta  Tau fraternity  ivasStan  Israel, 
a  senior  history  ?najor  from  Flushing,  New  York, 
li-ho  u\is  also  an  F..4.C.  and  served  on  M.S.G.A. 


'/MTpledaes  (L  to  R)  1st  row:  H.  Barahan.  J.  Levin.  R.  Harris.  2nd  row:  R.  Bomze, 
L.  Breslov.;  A.  Jules.  F.  Falkenberg.  3rd  row :  D.  Blatt.  L.  .\Iogol,  F.  Grae,  R.  Kempler, 
/.    Glaser,    P.    Schiiritzer.    R.    Kargon.    Absent:     F.    Xey    and    R.    Mdhanser. 


The  men  of  Zeta  Beta  Tau  rerurned  this 
year  to  begin  another  year  at  "Dear  Ole 
Duke."  Amidst  the  clamor  of  football  season, 
our  open  houses  and  the  Homecoming  dance 
provided  the  brothers  with  many  social  func- 
tions. Around  the  quad,  ZBT's  were  in  almost 
every  major  activity;  Marv  Botnick  presided 
for  S'n'S,  Bernie  Rineberg  headed  IF(',  Sam 
Jacobson  was  on  Judicial  board,  and  Dick 
Jacoves  and  Art  Rodensky  were  cheerleaders. 


The  brothers  displayed  prowess  in  scholar- 
ship by  amassing  an  all-fraternity  average  ot 
2.5,  with  Brother  Galinski  making  Phi  Beta 
Kappa,  and  twelve  men  joining  the  dean's 
team.  The  year's  experience  contains  only  one 
sad  note:  the  realization  that  June  will  find 
our  seniors  scattering  to  various  sections  of 
the  country.  To  them  we  extend  the  best  of 
luck  and  a  personal  invitation  to  return  to 
Alpha  L'psilon. 


National  Founding  Date 

1 898 

Local  rounding  Date 

1935 

Number  of  Chapters 

46 

National  Membership 

13,000 

Local  \Un,bcrslnp 

5  3 

Colors                                 HUic 

md  Wlme 

./    cat,    the    Pittshtirgh    Panther,    on    a    hot 
tin     roof,    the    Duke    Blue    Devil,     is    the 

ihenie  chosen  for  the  homecoming  disflay  of 
the    /lil's    lo    -,irlcomc    hack    ihar    alii/nni. 


316 


Zeta  Beta  Tau 


ZBT,  1  r:  M.  Levy,  A.  Rodensky,  M.  Botnick,  S.  Israel,  A.  Book,  B.  Rineherg,  P.  Kolko.  Iv.H.  Berman,  B.  Bleclmian,  S.  Faye, 
A.  Kaufman,  A.  Greenherg,  H.  Rothfeder,  J.  Dorkin.  3  r:  ;\/.  Boro,  D.  Galinsky,  M.  Riibel.  D.  Tolmach,  R.  Jacoves,  R.  Besser- 
man,   M.  Nitsberg.  4  r:  B.  Goldstein,  M.  Feman,  E.  Lidz,  M.  Temko,  S.  Jacobson,  S.  Abrahams,  M.  Rose,  R.  Ginsburg. 


'I'ciuiis  (Mints,  West  ('.Jinjvis 


FOOTBALL 

320 

BASKETBALL 

334 

BASEBALL 

342 

TRACK 

346 

LACROSSE 

348 

SOCCER 

350 

CROSS  COUNTRY 

351 

TENNIS 

352 

GOLF 

353 

WRESTLING 

354 

SWIMMING 

355 

MEN'S  INTRAMURALS 

356 

W.  A.  A.  BOARD 

358 

NEREIDIAN 

359 

MODERN  DANCE  CLUB 

360 

PEGASUS  CLUB 

361 

WOMEN'S  INTRAMURALS 

362 

Football 


Pla\ing  one  of  the  roughest  schedules  in  the 
history  of  Duke  football,  Coach  Bill  Murray's 
Blue  Devils  again  recorded  for  the  third  straight 
season  a  final  tally  of  seven  wins  against  two 
losses  and  one  tie.  After  defeating  three 
relatively  light  teams,  the  Blue  Devils  were 
pitted  against  four  of  the  strongest  teams  in 
the  country:  Rose  Bowl  champions,  Ohio 
State  University;  the  University  of  Pittsburgh; 
Xavy,  Sugar  Bowl  champions;  and  Georgia 
Tech,  last  year's  C^otton  Bowl  winner. 

The  highlight  of  the  '55  season  was  Duke's 


20-14  victory  over  Ohio  State  at  Columbus, 
enabling  the  Blue  Devils  to  preserve  their 
unbeaten  record  against  Big  Ten  competition. 
Quarterback  Sonny  Jurgenson  was  injured 
prior  to  the  Homecoming  contest  with  Pitt, 
however,  and  when  this  misfortune  was  com- 
bined with  the  strenuous  schedule,  the  Blue 
Devils  were  forced  into  a  mid-season  slump. 
Nevertheless,  Duke  climaxed  the  season  by 
defeating  South  Carolina,  Wake  Forest,  and 
their  rugged  half-century  rivals  from  Chapel 
Hill. 


The  larKrsf  si.uiiuiii  in  thr  AlLinlK  Cn.isl    Coiifemue   is   Didr's   w.isnir   Iwru-shoe-sliaped  arni.i    -ciih   iis  srating  capacity  of  over  50,000. 


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^;         Ohjrli,-  Smith  looks  on  idiil,-  H,;iJ  Co.uii  BUI 
'.■3f  MiirTiiy  discusses  stnxle\>y   ivith   his  press   box 

scouts  during  the  game  Ti-ith  \orlh   Carolina. 


^  ii  M 


Ihik/s    JVS^    rleiai    , 
h.ihs   Hagter,    Chucm,    . 
Third    ro-w— Rose.    AU 
Harris.      Fifth      row- J 
\US\tlh.     KrcJkh.     K 


The  Team 


SoNfix  Sorrel/      i. 


Shi  Drlfuhh      I 


'  s  rrcorj  of  sei-en  victories,  t-^„  I    w>  uul.ui,-.  Ir..nt  n.u   i  kir  to  right )  CiLichcs    Clurlir  Siiinli.  HohCn.  linh   Moiiijor,,  I  „„i  <  l'Hn\U  .  llc.id  ( j^.uli  Hill   Wiin 
m  Falcone.  Herschel  CMijell.   I  r.nner  Hob  Clhvnhen.  Second  ro«— .S'orrW/,  RMs,  Kocoiirek,  Murray.  Caphuii  Ihnlijield.  Sehon.  Hardin.  I'ascal.  Fapcrm 
rk.  .\UI'.lhxne\.  Stanley.  Benwn.  Deloatch,  Jurgemon.  Knotts,  Boyd.  Fourth  row — Brodhead,  Blaney,  Clayton,  Diipler,  Madden,  Post,  Battel,  Clayton,  Rushton, 
,  Brotherton,  Recmella,  Crjzart.  (ireybeal.  Culler,  Scudieri,  Harris,  Bailey,  Rudy.  Sixth  row— Culp.  Cox,  Hurm,  Guy,  Beasley,  Atherholt.  .McGaughey,  Hoch. 
th  row— Park,  manager,  Padget,  Bass.  Briilon,  Kersey.  Thompson,  Hagie,  Long,  Laltimore,  Harrison,  Honeycutt,  .4hsent  from  picture  are  Topping,  Pierson. 


Ronnie  Falls— C 


ir,  I).  Fesperman — G 


Doug  Knotts— T 


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Duke 
33 

N.  C.  State 

7 


An  unidentified  Blue  Devil  makes  a  diving  unkle  lug,h  uukle  on  S.  C.  Sr.ile's  fleet  halfback  Xitk 
Christy  as  a  would  he   Wolfpack   Mocker  arrives  ton  late  to  provide  the  necessary   interference. 


Dale  Boyd,  Coach  Bill  Murray's  new  qiiarlerhack  discovery,  cuts  tlin 
lonv.  I'luil  return  as  Duke  Mockers  Hal  McElhaney.  Boh  Benson,  and  on 


Xh  the   Wolfpack  dcfe 
otilcr  Blue  Devil  p.ivr 


C'oiich  Bill  Murray  and 
his  star  -  studded  Blue 
Devils  opened  their  195  5 
season  at  Riddick  Sta- 
dium in  Raleigh  against 
the  Wolfpack  of  N.  C. 
State.  After  two  hours  ot 
play,  which  was  hamp- 
ered throughout  by  a 
light  rain,  the  Blue  Devils 
emerged  on  the  Ic^ig  end 
of  a  3  3-7  score. 

Both  squads  were 
plagued  by  fumbles,  but 
Duke  managed  to  con- 
vert the  Pack  miscues 
into  scoring  opportuni- 
ties. Sonny  Jurgenson 
scored  first  for  Duke, 
plunging  over  from  one 
\ard  out.  Shorth  after- 
wards. Bob  Pascal  raced 
for  the  Blue  Devil's  sec- 
ond touchdown,  with 
Bryant  .Mdridge  follow- 
ing a  tew  plays  later  tor 
the  third  score  ot  the 
initial  period.  1  hen  late 
111  the  second  quarter 
Sophomore  I'.ddie  Rush- 
ton  intercepted  a  State 
liass  and  raced  ^9  \ards 
tor  the  fourth  1.1). 
Duke's  final  tally  came 
earh    in  the  second  halt. 


Playing  at  Knoxville, 
Tennessee  for  their  sec- 
ond contest  ot  the  season, 
Duke's  Bkie  Devils  beat 
back  a  stubborn  Ten- 
nessee team  21-0.  After 
tighting  off  two  threats 
by  the  Volunteers  early 
in  the  game,  Duke 
marched  55  yards  for 
their  first  touchdown;  the 
drive  was  capped  oft  by 
a  two  \ard  plunge  by 
Bob  Pascal. 

Late  in  the  third  quar- 
ter, halfback  Bunny 
Blaney  broke  the  game 
wide  open  with  a  brilliant 
S3  yard  dash  from  the 
line  ot  scrimmage.  It  was 
the  second  longest  run  in 
the  history  of  Duke  foot- 
ball. The 'final  Blue  Devil 
touchdown  came  in  the 
last  period  on  a  short 
scamp  by  Pascal.  Jim 
Nelson  added  all  three 
extra  points.  Although 
quarterback  Sonny  Jur- 
genson  didn't  score,  he 
was  the  game's  outstand- 
ing performer  as  his 
threatening  and  accurate 
passing  was  primardy  re- 
sponsible for  two  of  the 
Blue  Devil  Ibuchdowns. 


Duke  draws  fi 
quarter  hack  So, 


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through  the  first  period  as  half  hack  Boh  Pascal  takes  a  handojf  fn 
id  hulldozes  his  'H'ay  through  the  Tennessee  defense  for  a  touchdown. 


Aided  by  near  perfect  Mocking,  Duke's  fleet  half  hack  Bunny  Blaney  takes  a  pitchout  from  quarter 
back  Sonny  Jurgenson  and  scampers  81  yards  for  the  Blue  Devil's  second  score  of  the  afternoon 


Duke 
21 

Tennessee 
0 


In  rhcir  tirst  home  game  of  rhe 
season,  Coach  Bill  Murra\\s  Blue 
Devils  overwhelmed  a  supposedly 
tough  William  and  Alary  eleven  by 
a  score  of  47-7.  The  Big  Blue  scored 
in  rhe  first  quarter  on  a  pass  from 
signal-caller  Sonny  Jurgcnson  to  Bunn}- 
Blaney  and  then  turned  right  around 
in  the  second  period  and  pushed  o\er 
three  more  touchdowns.  At  that  time 
Coach  Murray  pulled  his  entire  first 
team  and  cleared  the  bench. 

By  capitalizing  on  many  repeated 
William  and  Mary  mistakes,  the  Blue 
Devils  were  able  to  score  three  more 
times  in  the  last  half.  The  Indians' 
only  touchdown  came  mid-way 
through  the  fourth  quarter  following 
a  beautiful  57  yard  pass-play. 


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tjrpj/ili/i  jiisl  prior  !//  tile  home  g.une  with  the  W  ithaw  ,uhi   \Liry  Injiaiii. 


Duke  47 


William  and  Mary  7 


fur  the  Blue  Devil's  seieuth  toiickloz 


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Duke  20 


Ohio  State  14 


Fr.,,,1;  HMmr.  Didrs  Ww  Devil.  ,tid  .ui  exctllnit  joh  m  keeping  the 
fjiis  jmiiscii  rhroiit^lwiir  the  entire  ii^me  ii-itli  the  Biiehyei  of  Ohio  Stjte. 


Earl\'  in  rhc  season,  Duke  met  Rose 
Bowl  champions  Ohio  State  Uni- 
versity before  a  throng  of  K2,000  fans 
at  Columbus,  Ohio.  In  the  first 
quarter,  the  Buckeyes  scored  two 
quick  touchdowns  to  gain  a  14  point 
advantage.  Late  in  the  second  period, 
a  pass  from  Bob  Pascal  to  Bunn\- 
Blaney  clicked  for  a  Duke  T.D.,  and 
the  halttime  score  read  14-7.  in  the 
third  quarter  the  Blue  Devils  knotted 
the  count  when  Pascal  blasted  over 
from  one  yard  out.  After  State  had 
run  four  plays,  Duke  marched  76  yards 
to  go  ahead  20-14,  remaining  unde- 
feated by  Big  Ten  Competition. 


A  Pjiilher  defender  reaches  high  over  the  outstretched  arms  of  re- 
cfhtr  Bob  I'ascal  to  deflect  a  long  pass  from  Sonny  Jurgenson. 


A  crowd  of  31,000  fans  watched  tifrh  ranked 
Duke  lose  at  homecoming  to  an  underdog  Pitt 
team  26-7.  Beset  by  fumbles  and  an  alert 
Panther  defense,  Duke  seemed  unable  to  move 
against  the  big  Pitt  line.  Pitt  scored  first  on  a 
37  yard  pass  play  to  go  ahead  6-0,  but  Duke 
retaliated  by  scoring  on  a  brilliant  75  yard 
pass  from  Sonny  Jurgenson  to  Bunny  Blaney. 
Jim  Nelson  added  the  extra  point,  and  at  half- 
time  Duke  led  7-6.  In  the  second  half  Pitt 
managed  in  seven  quick  plays  to  make  the  score 
13-7.  Duke  penetrated  to  the  Pitt  11,  but  gave 
up  the  ball  on  downs.  Later  Duke  fumbled  on 
its  own  3  3,  and  the  Panthers  scored  in  just  six 
plays  to  lead  20-7.  Duke  was  able  to  control 
the  ball  for  only  three  plays  before  punting  to 
its  own  45  where  Pitt  took  over  and  marched 
for  its  final  touchdown  to  humble  Duke  26-7. 


Duke  7        Pittsburgh  26 


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Duke's  once-beaten  Blue  Devils  fell  prey 
to  Georgia  Tech's  Yellow  Jackets  27-0  before 
a  rtred-up  Teeh  homecoming  crowd  in  Atlanta. 
Pla\ing  w  ithout  the  services  of  Sonny  Jurgen- 
son,  the  Dukes  couldn't  get  going  against  the 
hard-charging  Tech  line.  On  the  third  pla\' 
from  scrimmage,  Dale  Boyd  fumbled  on  the 
Duke  31.  Five  pla\'s  later  Tech  scored,  kicked, 
and  led  7-0.  A  few  downs  later  Duke  was 
forced  to  punt,  and  Tech  scored  again  in  three 
plaws.  Wade  .Mirchell's  conversion  gave  Tech  a 
14-0  margin  which  remained  until  the  half.  The 
Dukes  managed  to  move  to  the  Tech  30  in  the 
third  quarter,  but  Red  Menger  intercepted  a 
Blue  Devil  pass  and  ran  unopposed  for  Tech's 
third  touchdown.  Later  Tech  scored  again  and 
the  game  ended  with  Duke  having  bowed  for 
the  second  straight  week  to  a  ranking  power. 


Jimmy    Thompson,    iieorgui    Tech's   kaditiv.    firounJ    jj.i/ncf  for    the 
19^5   si\iso>!,    is  encircled   hy   a   irhole  host  of   lilne   Deiil   Tackters. 


Duke  0        Georgia  Tech  27 


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Duke  7 


Navy  7 


MuUie   Coach,    l-Mir    i:,Jrl.,i:.    hii.l.ll.s    iiiih 
strareny    planned  for    ihr    ii.iliiiiini,.     \t,l..    , 


The  running  Blue  Devils  and  rhc 
passing  Middies  harried  ro  a  7-7  rie 
hetnre  a  crowd  of  32,000  fans  ar 
Balrimorc's  Alemorial  Sradiuni.  \ei- 
rhcr  team  was  able  to  score  in  the 
hrsr  half.  In  the  second  half,  Navy 
scored  on  an  84  yard  drive.  Duke 
then  took  the  hall  and  started  to 
move.  But  the  drive  tell  short  and 
Boh  Pascal  punted.  Welsh  hohhled 
rhc  hall,  ami  Bunn\-  Blanc\'  re- 
coxered  on  the  Na\  \-  vV  I'.ight 
pla\s  later,  Aldridge  scoreil  and 
jnn  Nelson's  kick  rieil  the  score. 
A  few  plays  later,  Duke  dro\e  to 
rhe  i\lidd\-  ten;  Nelson  harcK' 
missed  an  angled  held  goal  attempt, 
and  rhe  uanie  ended  in  a  rie. 


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At  full  strength  for  the  first  time 
in  weeks,  the  Duke  eleven  tackled 
the  Gamecocks  ot  South  Carolina 
in  Columbia  on  November  12.  The 
Blue  Devils,  in  command  ot  the 
game  from  the  start,  smashed  to  a 
41-7  victory  to  spoil  Carolina's  an- 
nual   Homecoming    celebrations. 

Using  its  aerial  game  sparingly, 
Duke  relied  on  a  running  attack  in 
the  routing  ot  its  ACX^  opponent. 
Pascal  circled  right  end  for  six 
yards  to  produce  the  initial  touch- 
down; Aldrich  made  the  second, 
while  a  Jurgenson  to  Sorrell  pass 
provided  the  third.  In  the  second 
half,  Rushton  scored  once  and  Mc- 
Elhaney  twice. 


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Duke  14 


Wake  Forest  7 


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drives  iiiiarlerhack  Kenny  Carpenter  into  the  ground  for  a  loriji  loss. 


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Wakr  I'orcsr's  Demon  Deacons,  con- 
rinuing  in  their  polic)'  ot  being  rough  on 
big  time  compctirion,  gave  the  Bhie  DeviKs 
one  of  their  hardest  afternoons  ot  the 
season  before  finally  bowing  14-7  to  Duke's 
superior  depth.  Halfback  Bob  Pascal  led 
the  Methodist's  cause  by  scoring  two 
touchdowns  and  reeling  ofl  several  long 
runs.  The  Blue  Devils'  noted  passing  at- 
tack was  so  hampered  by  the  rain  and  wet 
tield  rhar  they  were  forced  to  resort  en- 
nreU   to  their  potent  running  game. 


Duke  6        North  Carolina  0 


In  rhc  tirsr  Arlantic  (^oasr  (Con- 
ference contest  ever  to  be  tele- 
vised to  a  national  audience,  Duke 
and  U.N.C.  fought  one  of  the 
fiercest  battles  of  their  traditional 
scries  before  the  Blue  Devils  were 
finally  able  to  eke  out  a  6-0 
victory  over  the  invaders  from 
Chapel  Hill.  Last  year  Bill  Mur- 
ray's chargers  gave  the  Tarheels 
a  sound  drubbing,  and  this  year 
the  Carolinians  were  out  for  re- 
venge. 

The  first  half  was  purely  a 
defensive  battle  which  found  the 
Blue  Devils  halted  several  times 
within  the  Carolina  20  yard  line. 
Finally,  halfback  Oliver  Rudy 
was  allowed  to  skirt  the  end  on  a 
30  yard  run  for  the  first  and  only 
score  of  the  day,  and  the  fifth 
straight  victorv  over  U.N.C'. 


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Ronnie  Falls  cuts  through  the  UNC  line  and  downs  him  before  he  ciin  net  started. 


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Basketball 


fhdr!  I'J'il-U,  Rhir  Dn-ih  postni  a  nuietren  ,rn,i  six  mor,i  this  srason.  Kneeling  arc:  Rohhy  lor  lUnns.  Hiid-\  Allen,  /oe  Helmnnt.  EJ  lh\s/,„. 
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■  null  ('.jpuiiii  lot-    Bilnwnt    jini    atlic, 


Although  the  Bkie  Devils  had,  potentially, 
their  best  team  since  the  days  of  the  fabulous 
Dick  Groat,  Duke  basketball  suffered  a  medi- 
ocre season  despite  a  record  of  19-7.  With  an 
entire  starting  team  returning  and  a  host  of 
promising  sophomores  back  from  last  year's 
freshman  team,  which  had  been  the  best  in  the 
history  of  the  university,  there  were  many 
observers  who  thought  that  Duke  might  finish 
with  the  conference  championship  and  perhaps 
even  sweep  through  the  N.CIA.A. 

But  there  were  to  be  many  headaches  to 
plague  head  coach  Hal  Bradley  and  his  assistant, 
Tony  Drago,  before  the  year  was  over.  First 
came  the  news  that  captain  Don  Tobin,  the 
leading  defensive  player  on  the  squad,  would 
not  return  to  school  because  of  scholastic 
difficulties;  then,  starting  guard  Jack  Kalbfus 
was  forced  to  drop  out  of  school  after  the  end 
of  the  first  semester  for  the  same  reason. 
Added  to  that  were  Ronnie  Mayer's  injury  in 
the  Dixie  C^lassic  and  some  bad  breaks  which 
led  to  a  number  of  needless  defeats. 

But  it  wasn't  all  as  dark  as  it  may  sound,  for 
there  were  many  bright  spots  in  the  picture. 
The  victories  over  N.  C.  State  and  North 
Carolina;  the  surprisingly  good  performances 
turned  in  by  sophomores  Bobby  Joe  Harris, 
Jim  Newcome,  Paul  Schmidt,  Bucky  Allen,  and 
Tony  Buhowsky;  and,  above  all,  the  sparkling 
play  of  the  Blue  Devils'  senior  threesome, 
Ronnie  Mayer,  Joe  Belmont,  and  Junior  Mor- 
gan, kept  Duke  in  the  center  of  national 
attention. 


Co-aiplji/i  Im-  Bthiiniil  („i.,n/ 


lack  Kalhjin  a,tms 
doim  hetwrrn  Inn 
hinh  -  Jly'mg,  Sniiili 
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i^rjhhiNU  llir  nlmiiihl . 


The  season's  opener  was  played  in  the 
Indoor  Stadium  on  the  night  of  December 
2,  with  the  Tigers  of  ("lemson  providing 
the  opposition.  With  Ronnie  Mayer  start- 
ing out  in  his  accustomed  roll  ot  high  scorer, 
Duke  romped  to  an  easy  97-63  win.  It 
was  the  first  time  in  three  years  that  the 
Devils  had  not  broken  the  century  mark 
in  their  opener,  but  the  score  was  close 
enough  to  satisfy  all. 

South  Carolina  was  the  next  victim  of 
the  Devils,  the  Gamecocks  falling  before 
an  82-67  count.  For  the  second  straight 
game  Mayer  hit  for  24,  with  Bob  Lakata 
the  number  two  scorer,  hitting  for  20. 
Warming  up  to  their  task,  the  Blue  Dukes 
trounced  Georgia  Tech  in  the  final  game 
before  Christmas  vacation,  87-66;  Mayer 
broke  the  30  mark  for  the  first  time  this 
season,  and  little  Joe  Belmont  had  his  first 
big  night,  scoring  23. 

Continuing  on  their  merry  way,  Duke 
made  a  three  game  trip  into  Pennsylvania 


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...  VI....  /^..^.;;  -^„* ;„*«  *l...  ,;*  f,.^ 


Forest's   Jim   (iilte_ 
I    lack-    Kalhfiis 


and  came  away  with  victories  over  Penn, 
98-80,  Villanova,  86-76,  and  Pitt,  92-54. 
In  the  three  contests,  Belmont  was  high 
scorer  with  80  points,  while  Mayer  had 
67  and  Junior  Morgan,  41.  Belmont's  37 
against  Penn  was  the  best  individual  ef- 
fort of  the  northern  tour. 

Once  again  it  was  Dixie  Classic  time, 
and  Duke  opened  the  annual  afiair  with  a 
71-54  win  over  Wyoming,  as  Mayer  again 
hit  for  24.  The  Blue  Devils  drew  North 
Carolina  in  the  second  round,  and  after 
leading  by  as  much  as  17  points,  fell  apart 
when  Ronnie  Mayer  slammed  into  the 
fioor  and  opened  a  couple  of  huge  cuts  in 
his  chin;  the  shock  must  have  thrown  Duke 
ofi"  stride,  as  they  dropped  the  game,  74-64. 
It  was  their  first  loss  of  the  season  and 
ended  a  seven  game  winning  streak.  In  the 
final  game  of  the  Classic,  the  Blue  Dukes 
stopped  Wake  Forest  behind  Joe  Belmont's 
23  points,  64-52  to  take  consolation  honors. 


337 


Duke's  Hoh  I.du,l.i  hmiKS  Joix;i 

hotimi  but  is  fouled  by  Maryhnd's  utiard.  Bob 

O'Brien,  before  he  can  pass  off  to  Ronnie  Mayer. 


338 


In  rhcir  rtrsr  gaiiK'  of  rhr  new  \x-.\r, 
rhc  Dcxils  tell  piv\-  ro  Wake  loresr,  a 
ream  rhar  Duke  had  beaten  less  than  a 
week  before.  Jack  Kalbfus  led  rhe 
scorers  in  rhe  84-71  loss  with  19  points. 
Then,  with  Joe  Belmont  putting  on  one 
of  his  best  ball-handling  exhibitions  and 
pouring  25  points  through  the  hoop, 
Duke  upset  N.  C.  State  68-.'>8.  Follow- 
ing that  upset,  Duke  won  the  remaining 
three  games  on  its  schedule  before 
the  end  of  first  semester,  beating  South 
Carolina,  b.^.fZ,  Clemson,  109-SO,  and 
Maryland,  76-62. 

At  this  point  the  Blue  Devils  had  a 
12-2  record  and  seemed  to  be  ready  to 
make  their  move  to  the  front,  but  then 
came  the  news  that  Kalbfus  would  be  lost 
for  the  second  semester.  With  Jack  out 
of  the  lineup,  Duke  dropped  its  first 
game  after  the  two  week  exam  break, 
81-76  to  the  Kentucky  Wildcats.  Trail- 
ing by  as  much  as  20  points  in  the  last 
half,  the  Blue  Devils,  sparked  by  Bel- 
mont and  Lakata,  put  on  a  rally,  but 
didn't  have  quite  enough  steam  to  over- 
take Adolf  Rupp's  Wildcats.  On  their 
return  to  the  Indoor  Stadium,  Duke, 
led  b^'  sophomore  Bobby  Joe  Harris' 
last  halt  shooting  spree,  downed  North 
(Carolina. 

The  Devils  pushed  their  record  up  to 
15-3  by  beating  Maryland,  82-70,  and 
V^irginia,  74-59,  before  dropping  two  in 
a  row,  the  first  to  Wake  F"orcst  in  an 
80-77  thriller,  and  the  second  to  N.  C. 
State,  90-8 1 ,  in  another  game  which  saw 
Duke  rally  from  a  large  last  half  deficit, 
only  to  fall  just  short  of  victory.  Moving 
into  the  last  two  weeks  of  the  regular 
season,  Duke  whipped  Navy,  93-70,  and 
Virginia,  92-58,  before  bowing  to  North 
(Carolina,  7  3-65.  Only  two  Blue  Devils 
managed  to  score  more  than  four  points 
in  rhe  loss  to  the  Tarheels,  Mayer 
getting  32  and  Belmont  19. 

Closing  out  their  regularly  scheduled 
games,  Duke  trounced  a  supposedly 
strong  George  W^ashington  team,  90-71, 
as  Ronnie  Mayer  cut  the  cords  for  25 
points,  while  G.  W.'s  All-American  Joe 
Holup  was  held  to  13. 


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m 

Fiir    luinh    sho\i-inii.    hut    llir 
four   Virv.w<a  oim  f-ft  ihr  kill. 


With  the  regular  season 
()\cr,  Bradley  sent  his 
charges  into  the  A. ('.('. 
Iburnament  on  a  seein- 
ingly  even  footing  with  the 
rest  of  the  Big  Four. 
Maver  and  Belmont  led 
the  squad  to  an  easy  first 
victory  over  Maryland, 
94-69,  scoring  27  and  26 
respectively. 

Playing  against  N.  C. 
State,  the  team  that  went 
on  to  win  the  champion- 
ship, the  Blue  Devils  had 
the  w  orst  oti-night  ot  the 
season,  hitting  for  only 
26.8%  from  the  floor,  and 
bowing  by  a  91-79  tally. 
JMnishing  up  their  collegi- 
ate careers,  Mayer  scored 
22,  Belmont  S,  and  Mor- 
gan 7;  and  so  the  curtain 
dropped  on  another  year 
of  basketball   at   Duke. 

Seniors  Ma>'er,  Bel- 
mont, and  Morgan  were 
one-two-three  in  scoring 
for  the  year;  Ronnie  had 
55  3  points  and  a  22.1 
axerage;  Joe  had  440  and 
a  16.9  average,  and  Junior 
scored  29  3  points  for  a 
11.^.  mark.  The  Duke  Bhie 
Devils  as  a  whole  had  the 
thud  highest  average  in 
their     historw     SO. 6     per 


,hi    hrps    Ihr    h.ill. 


Duke's  Jim  Xi-^^come  anj  Ronnie  Mayer  j>o  liii^h 
into  the  air  to  out-rebound  Carolina's  Tony  Rado- 
zich  in  the  final  contest  of  the  Big  Four  games. 


im''0. 


vt--   '■( 


y 


A  no-hirrcr,  a  slugging  rhird 
baseman  who  hit  .429,  and  a 
young  hurlcr  who  notched  a  1.50 
earned  run  average  paced  the 
Duke  baseball  team  through  a 
season  of  rebuilding  which  found 
them  posting  a  10-11  record. 

On  the  surface  this  doesn't  ap- 
pear to  be  impressive,  but  when 
one  considers  that  six  starters  and 
three  pitchers  were  sophomores, 
one  may  regard  the  1955  season 
as  being  more  successful  than  the 
record  might  indicate. 

The  no-hitter  was  the  high 
point  of  the  season.  It  came  in 
the  final  round  of  the  Dixie 
Baseball  (Classic,  as  the  Blue 
Devils  were  playing  Rollins  ('ol- 
lege  for  third  place  in  the  tourna- 
ment, junior  Tom  Blackburn  was 
making  his  first  start  of  the 
season,  and  he  made  it  a  memor- 
able one.  Striking  out  eight,  he 
never  gave  the  lars  anything 
close  to  a  base  hit.  The  only 
Rollins  hitters  to  get  on  did  so 
through  walks,  one  in  the  rhird 
and  tv\()  in  the  (ifrh;  to  make  the 
game  even  more  of  a  triumph,  the 
hitters  seemed  to  be  catching  the 
spirit  of  Blackburn's  masterpiece 
as  they  routed  their  opponents 
10-0.  This  defeat  was  the  first 
in  thirteen  previous  decisions  for 
Art  Brophy,  the  ace  pitcher  ot 
Rollins  Colleue. 


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-H  ^W 


BALL 

niiki's  Sijii/n    liiriti-nson  autographs  a  ball  for  a  young  local  aJvi'irer  u-hile  Coach  Parker  inspects  the  i!a?i:age  done  to  a  nexi-  catchers'  mask. 


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ft 

343 


The  potential  of  next  year's  team 
can  be  inferred  by  considering  the  per- 
formance of  a  number  of  sophomores 
on  the  1955  nine.  Sophomore  third  base- 
man x\ndy  Cockrell  was  the  batting  star 
of  the  season;  his  batting  average  of  .429 
was  enough  to  capture  the  number  one 
spot  in  the  A.C.C.  Sophomore  Harlcigh 
P'atzinger  headed  Duke's  mound  corps, 
posting  a  5-1  won-lost  record  and  holding 
the  opposition  to  a  1.50  earned  run  aver- 
age. Only  two  seniors  were  able  to  hold 
down  starting  jobs,  shortstop  Dick 
"Mogo"  Brewer  and  left  fielder  Dick 
Kreutzer.  Senior  Karl  Dutschmann  started 
the  season  in  right  held,  bur  sophomore 
Buddy  Bass,  on  the  strength  ot  his  hard 
hitting,  displaced  Dutschmann  betore  the 


Secoihi    haseman    (,eiirv.r    Horner   kich    ii/i   J   d'Jiid   oj    dinl   .is    h,-   sli.lts    ml,,   thirj    b.is,    slirhhiii^    his    Jnir    'o    nuhl  JutJ 


344 


Atlantic  Coast  Cr/iifi-rrmr  hiriiiiii  (Ihi/iipion  Andy 
Cockrell  confers  'with  tram  captain   M/tgo  Breurr. 


year  was  more  than  halfway  over. 
Two  returning  starters,  second 
baseman  \V.  D.  Fesperman  and 
first  sacker  Dave  Kirkpatrick, 
faced  stiff  competition  for  their 
positions  from  George  Hoover  and 
George  Atkinson;  Sonny  Jurgen- 
son  also  saw  considerable  action 
at  second.  Bernie  Blaney,  a  light 
hitter  but  a  flash  on  the  base  paths 
and  in  center  held,  rounded  out  the 
starting  outfield. 

Inconsistenc)'  in  pitching  and 
lack  ot  speed  in  fielding  were  major 
handicaps  for  the  Blue  Devils. 
However,  the  number  of  experi- 
enced sophomores  and  several  stars 
from  the  freshman  squad  should  be 
able  to  make  the  1956  team  the 
best  that  C^oach  Ace  Parker  has 
had  in  his  three  years  of  coaching 
the  diamond  sport. 


Fint  haseman  Georv,!    -itki/hon  jx^/Hiji  a/iii  iunnul\  Im  .1  h.i\i-  hit  /. 
Duke  against  N  C  State  during  a  honii  ganii  pla\td  «//  tlif  Diikr  dun:' 


» 


!t^*^w>^ 


loil  Slhiiik-tr.  I)id/s  hnltijiil  trjd- 
iUr.  n  Ml,-  „f  llir  i^milnr  Jllilnrs 
rirr     lo     Ml,„.l     rhr     L„,ir 


Track 


Dave    Sime    hr, 
rhf  tape  in  his 


lijsh  of  ).-  seconds. 


Diirlhmi  Laiishe,  leading  muscle  man  in  the  A.C.C.,  currently, 
holds  the    Uniiersity  shot  put  record  at    U  feet  J'  j   inches. 


"The  one-man  gang"  Joel  Shankle  and  mus- 
cleman  Durham  Lawshc  led  a  fine  Duke  track 
team  to  a  5-1  record  and  a  third  place  finish 
in  the  1955  A.C.C.  meet.  Shankle,  the 
greatest  track  star  ever  to  compete  at  Duke, 
was  invincible  in  his  favorite  events,  the 
high  and  low  hurdles  and  the  broad  jump. 
His  efforts  in  each  of  these  were  anioni;-  the 
best  turned  in  all  over  the  country  during 
the  year.  Shankle's  top  performance  came  in 
the  rugged  Penn  Relays,  where  he  copped 
two  hrst  place  positions.  However,  (>)ach 
Bob  (chambers  faced  a  tremendous  rebuilding 
job  for  1956,  with  a  group  of  15  lettermen 
returning,  plus  a  highly  regarded  crop  of 
sophomores  from  the  unbeaten  freshman  team. 
Expected  to  spark  the  1956  squad  is  Da\e 
Sime,  who  has  given  every  indication  that 
he  will  follow  in  the  footsteps  of  the  im- 
mortal Joel  Shankle. 


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Lacrosse 


Although  the  Duke  lacrosse  team 
experienced  one  of  its  leanest  sea- 
sons in  years,  there  were  several 
highlights  in  the  season  which  kept 
the  final  outcome  from  looking  too 
dismal  after  all.  The  Blue  Devils, 
under  the  direction  of  Coach  VV.  S. 
(Jack)  Persons,  managed  to  look 
well  on  their  home  grounds,  losing 
only  to  the  University  of  Maryland 
who  were  the  Atlantic  Coast  Con- 
ference and  National  Champions. 

The  Joe  (College  Weekend  con- 
test with  Washington  and  Lee  was 
one  of  the  most  exciting  games  of 
the  season  and  will  be  long  remem- 
bered by  those  who  made  the  trip 
out  to  Freshman  Field — especially 
those  who  were  witnessing  a  la- 
crosse aame  for  the  first  time. 


Cnnli  If.  S.  "/.iih"  I'tnoiis  .ii/./rcoc.v  the  Iviicli put  prior  to  the  opentns,  iihistle 
r,f  the  «.!//«•  hetu-eeii  the  HI  tie  Deiils  .uhi  the   \\\uhiiiv.ton  an  J  Lee  (ieiierals. 


Piclnrui  -^ith  Huui  ( o.uh  II     S    (j.uk)  / 


The-  Blue  Devils  were  plagued  by 
injuries  and  lack  of  competent  depth, 
and  thus  fell  easy  prey  to  the  over- 
whelming manpower  of  the  northern 
clubs  like  Army  and  Navy.  Dick 
Saunders  and  Everett  Anderson  were 
the  mainstays  of  the  Duke  team,  but 
Saunders  was  injured  in  the  Virginia 
game  and  was  lost  to  the  team  for 
much  of  the  season.  Nevertheless, 
Saunders  was  selected  to  the  third 
team  all- American  and  was  the  clubs 
leading  scorer  with  20  points.  Ander- 
son was  the  defensive  stalwart  for  the 
team  and  again  received  honorable 
mention  for  all-Amcrican. 

There  are  only  three  schools  in  the 
Atlantic  Coast  C'onference  which  held 
lacrosse  teams,  Duke,  Maryland,  and 
X'irginia,  and  the  Blue  Devils  came 
in  behind  the  Terrapins  to  cop  runner- 
up  honors;  in  overall  play  the  Duke 
stickmen  won  three  while  dropping 
six.  This  record  was  nevertheless  good 
enough  to  enable  the  Devils  to  gain  a 
three-way  tie  for  hrst  place  in  the 
Dixie  League  Title. 


F  is^  f  jp^^  7f  1 

■imterson,  l.mis.  DrCordoi,,,  H.nnn^ton,  Ladder,  Murray,  Miller,  Gerlhirt,  ,wd  l.annti. 


Soarr  w.uh  Jim  Bly  hoh  on  appwvinnly  fwm  the  scorer's  uhlv  as  his  ho 
oiirp/.n    ,iiid    oinsiorc    hi'ihly    favortd    rmshurv.h    in    llie    si.isoii's    op, 


Under  rlic  direction  of  Coach  Jim 
Bly,  Duke's  1955  soccer  team 
posted  one  of  the  finest  records  in 
several  years.  In  the  past,  soccer 
games  have  tailed  to  draw  much  of 
a  crowd,  bur  this  year  more  soccer 
fans  than  ever  before  supported  the 
Blue  Devils  as  they  notched  four 
victories  against  four  defeats.  The 
biggest  win  of  the  season  came  in  a 
home  contest  against  the  Universit\- 
of  Pittsburgh — a  team  which  sub- 
sidizes its  players  and  one  that  was 
favored  to  win  by  several  points. 
In  conference  play,  the  Devils  won 
two  while  dropping  four;  this  record 
put  them  fourth  behind  Maryland, 
North  Carolina,  and  \"ircinia. 


Soccer 


llldr  .  /V(*  uur,  h.oii.  kruJinM     liiilhnL-.  KoJnnH.  llru/.iJr:.  I:jii„iii,.  I  .iiii,.  I<i.iii,:,s  .iil,l    \lillli,'v.^.   Mi.ldic  row      llrullir.  (  r.ilii.  lor,/.,, 
lorirs.  Khilo.  Siu.ir,,  Colwry.  I.och.  .io,l  (,oU.  B.uk  rou  :  Co.,,!,  jim  Hlx.  /.,,/;,t;,    \l,ul'lirrwn,  Kohhim.  S,;/I.i,i\  Krph.nl.  S.,,llrr,  Aiuns.  .iiut  )o,,r 


350 


Hampered  by  lack  of  depth  and  in- 
experienced runners,  the  Blue  Devil 
cross  country  team  underwent  a 
rough  and  rock\-  tall  campaign.  The 
Dukemen,  under  (^oach  Al  Buehler 
for  the  first  time,  came  along  fast 
tow  ard  the  end  of  the  season,  but 
were  nevertheless  able  to  beat  only 
Wake  Poorest  in  six  regular  season 
contests.  The  best  individual  effort 
of  the  season  was  produced  by 
Hanncr,  who  broke  the  course 
record  in  finishing  first  at  the 
Davidson  course.  Had  not  two  ot 
the  Devil  runners  been  forced  to 
drop  out  because  of  injuries,  the 
team  might  well  have  finished  higher 
up  in  the  Atlantic  Oiast  C'onference 
standings. 


"hree  of  Coach   At  Buchler's  harriers,   Andy   Leii-is.    Henry    U'rlh.   and 
Xiir  Peyton,  start  on  a  practice  run  of  the  fiir  mile  hnv   Did-e  course. 

Cross  Country 


351 


Thf  Duke  tennis  team   left  tn  right  ai  ihey  v,Mher  awind  the  net  prior  tn  ,!  tmteh  "c-ith    Wuim:  (,reen.  SJn/iunel.  I lettleiihvi.  Shiiy.jr.  jnd  Kol'f. 


Tennis 


Hohhy  Green  ami  Captain  IXive  Seliimmel  join  forces  to  pr 
iiiice  one  of  the  finest  donhles  comhtnations  in  the  conferem 


A  once  minor  sport  at  Duke,  tennis  has 
fast  become  one  ot  the  most  popuhir  attrac- 
tions on  the  spring  program.  Attendance  at 
last  )  ear's  eight  home  matches  boomed  as  the 
Bkie  Devils  enjoyed  one  ot  their  finest 
seasons  in  Duke  tennis  history.  Coach  George 
I.ott's  S(iuad  lost  only  twice  in  15  starts.  The 
loss  to  powerful  Miami  snapped  the  Blue 
Devils'  nine-match  winning  streak,  while  the 
5-4  set  back  at  the  hands  of  the  'larheels 
forced  the  Dukemen  to  settle  tor  second 
l-)laee  in  the  eonterence  standing  tor  the 
second  straight  spring. 

Bu/./  Hettleman  won  14  out  of  15  singles 
matches,  closeK  followed  1)\-  Bob  (ireen, 
w  lio  had  a  !  ^-2  won-lost  mark.  Dave  Schim- 
mel,  the  team  captain,  won  all  15  of  his 
matches  and  receixed  the  Rathburn  Troph>', 
awarded  annually  to  the  most  valuable  Duke 
tennis  pla\er. 


; ,,  c)»j%n-'::^:^- u»i»..ki^ 


Coach  Ellis  (Dumpy)  Hagler  looks  on  approi-m^ty  as  his  mimber  one  golfer, 
Dennis  Bolster,  tees  of  for  a  practice  round  prior  to  one  of  the  season's  games. 


A  trio  of  close  defeats  spelled  the 
dirterence  between  a  good  season  and 
an  average  one  for  coach  "Dumpy" 
Hagler  and  his  Blue  Devil  golt  ream. 
Losses  to  Wake  I'orest,  A.C.C 
champions,  ll^^-l^j^;  Navy,  3-4; 
and  North  Carolina,  123  2-14V25  held 
Duke  to  a  5-4-1  record  in  dual 
competition.  llowcNcr,  considering 
that  there  were  only  three  lettermen 
on  the  squad,  there  can  be  no  dis- 
satisfaction with  the  results  of  \95'i. 

Individually,  Bob  Hackett  and  co- 
captains  Harald  Hansen-Fruss  and 
Denny  Bolster  turned  in  sparkling 
performances.  Hackett  captured  hrst 
place  in  the  Azalea  Tournament,  and 
Bolster  notched  a  fifth  place  in  the 
Southern  Intercollegiate,  seventh  in 
the  A.C^CL,  and  advanced  to  the 
c]uarter-hnals  of  the  N.C>.A.A.  be- 
fore being  set  back  by  the  tournament 
champion.  Injured  through  the  loss 
of  graduating  seniors  of  last  year,  the 
team  is  counting  heavily  upon  re- 
turning lettermen,  Terry  Thomas, 
Clint   loms,  and  Bob  Rutfini. 


Golf 


//,vi./  -^-reslluig.  mentor  Cannni  h\,ltoii,'  ami  tr.uii  cpuii,  le,i^    Clhul^iul;  lej 
the  l'J5S-U,   Blue  Devil  sqii.ui  to  its  mtnt  uucnsjid  se.isuii   in  seveml    vears. 


Wrestling 


Led  by  the  Atlantic  Coast 
Conference's  most  outstanding 
wrestler,  Hal  McElhaney,  Duke's 
1955-56  team  posted  one  of  its 
best  regular  season  records  in 
several  years.  Under  the  direction 
of  Coach  Carmen  Falcone,  the 
Blue  Devils  won  four  while  drop- 
ping only  two.  Looking  ever- 
powerful  on  their  home  mats,  the 
Devils  were  overwhelmed  by  the 
Universities  ot  Maryland  and 
Virginia  in  away  contests.  The 
conference  title,  which  was  de- 
cided b\'  the  tournament  at  (>)llege 
Park  and  won  by  the  Terrapins, 
saw  the  Blue  Devils  come  in  third 
behind  the  C/avaliers  of  Xireinia. 


Duke's  I'J^Wif,  ix-restliiii^  squad,  ti 
Head  Ounh  C.umeii  Fjleone.  Ciptr. 


lim  Roth.  Henry  HolhfiM.  ]ohn  GrenK,  Bill  Meffert.  Sam  Mene/e, 
Chadiiick,  Amos   Keanis.  George  iVarlick.  Hal  AlcElhanex,  an 


d  Bill  Losee: 
uw  Coach  Fr 


354 


Captain  Sam  McMillan  led  the  Blue 
Defih  to  a  most  successful  season. 


A  sophomore  -  studded 
Duke  swimming  team,  gain- 
ing experience  with  every 
meet,  ended  its  season  with 
four  straight  victories  to  fin- 
ish with  the  highly-respect- 
able record  of  six  wins  and 
four  losses.  Under  the  tute- 
lage of  Coach  W.  S.  "Jack" 
Persons,  the  Blue  Devils  won 
three  out  of  five  in  con- 
ference action  to  place  third 
in  the  AX^.C.  standings.  In 
non-conterencc  meets  the 
Dukes  submerged  Georgia 
Tech,  The  Citadel,  and 
W  and  L. 

Captain  Sam  McMillan, 
the  only  senior  on  the  squad, 
starred  in  the  sprints,  as  did 
sophs  Steve  Young  and  Ken 
Whitney.  Kd  Hardin,  Bob 
DePuy,'and  Boyd  Falls,  all 
sophomores,  were  the  diving 
trio,  a  pair  of  sophomores, 
Emmett  Pace  and  Gary 
Verhey  sparkled  with  many 
firsts  in  the  backstroke. 
Three  more  sophomores,  Jim 
Pickens,  Bob  Weaver,  and 
Rick  Morgan,  stood  out  in 
the  breast  stroke. 


Duke  s-uihrnners;  r  1 :  Goldstein. 
Pace,  Pickens,  Hardin,  DePuy.  Fall. 
R  2 :  Verhey,  Morgan,  Fletcher,  Nel 
son,  McMillan,  Kempler,  Roberts. 
Weaker,  Russell.  R  3 :  Smith. 
Fanner,  Niel,  Murphy,  Kuhlcr. 
Harrison,  Soule,  Fisher,  Thomp- 
kins,  Wetzler,  Langer.  R  4:  Scott. 
Coach  Persons,  Gruhhs.  Thompson. 
Byrne.  Miller,  .4iiman.  Dean. 
Lourr,   Dudley,   .\taihiKer  I'lersun. 


Swimming 


355 


Sniinr  Fmli-y  Mjxmn  from  VittihiirRh,  I'j.  uw  l9SU/9Sf,  nilnrmnnil  /luwJKf 


Men's 
Intra  MURALS 


Because  the  nuniher  of  skilled 
athletes  who  make  up  the  \\ir.sit\- 
squads  is  small  in  comparison  to  the 
overall  number  of  sports  enthusiasts 
on  the  Duke  campus,  the  extensive 
Intramural  program  plays  an  im- 
portant role  in  the  college  lives  of 
the  average  student.  This  year  the 
program  was  headed  by  Finley  Max- 
son,  and  it  is  through  his  hnc  work 
that  the  intramural  activities  have 
been  such  a  success.  The  teams  are 
composed  of  men  from  fraternities, 
freshman  dorms,  and  independent 
sections;  and  while  the  skill  may  fall 
far  short  of  that  exemplified  b>-  the 
\  arsity  teams,  the  desire  to  win  and 
the  supporting  spirit  is  just  as  intense. 


Whilr  the  skill  may  J\ill  short  of  that  of  the  Vitrsity,  the  desire  Jor  victory  is  tievertheless  just  as  inteine 
as  IS  exemplified  here  in  an  intramural  basketball  game  hetiveen  Pi  Kappa  Alpha  and  the  La-u:  School. 


357 


W.A.A.  Board 


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5      f)-|5    4^      C^    4J|    g 


W.A.A.  lioani. 

I..  Clark,  A.  SimIs.  ( 


/.'.  //.(//,  /).  h'ii](X,vi.   \t.  Hochreiter.  Second  row:  Miss  Spangler, 
M.  \\\hh:  T.  Moor,-,  /•;.  Kyster,  B.  Johnson,  D.  Senff,  P.  F.hsary. 


'I'hroiiv,li     the     oiilshinJinii     r[jorrs     of     ihr     hoard's     jirrsidem. 
Hilly   Ihrrs,  atlilrlcs  on   EasI  Campus  nijoyrd  a  siiaessflil  year. 


1 


Woman's  Arhlcric  Association,  com- 
posed ot  officers  elected  by  the  campus, 
dormitory  representatives,  and  chairmen 
of  each  sport,  encouratied,  led,  and  as- 
sisted Duke  coeds  in  athletics.  After 
sponsoring  a  freshman  picnic,  the  board 
planned  tournaments  tor  d(M!n,  sorority, 
and  individual  competition.  Trophies 
were  awarded  to  the  winners,  and  out- 
standing athletes  received  gold  ke\'s. 
This  \ear  W.A.A.  inxited  prominent 
people  in  the  sports  world  to  the  campus 
to  gi\e  demonstrations  ot  their  skills. 
.\nother  successtul  project  ot  the  or- 
ganization was  I'Viday  night  open  houses 
at  the  Tast  ('ampus  g\'m  for  coeds  and 
their  dares. 


The  Nercidian  Club  selects  each  fall 
its  members  from  talented  swimmers 
from  P.ast  (/ampus  and  Hanes  House. 
Throughout  the  year  the  girls  worked 
on  synehronized  swimming,  practicing 
each  w eek  for  the  water  ballet  presented 
in  the  Spring.  The  thirty-five  swimmers 
in  this  )ear's  group,  headed  by  President 
Arlene  Schmidt,  were  aided  in  their 
ballet  program  by  girls  who  worked  with 
costumes,  lighting,  and  props  to  make 
the  pageant,  "Out  of  This  World,"  a 
spectacle  ot  color  and  intricate  figures. 
In  addition  to  the  two  April  per- 
formances in  the  W'bman's  College  Gym- 
nasium, Nereidian  traveled  to  East 
C/arolina  College  in  May  to  re-stage 
their  colorful  pageant. 


Iiniwr  Arlene  Schmidt,  president  of  the  Nereidum  Club  for  this 
year  executes  n  perfect  backstroke  in  preparation  for  the  spring  shotr. 


Nereidian  on  the  1  st  r 
Robehtirst,  and  Sydnii- 


Bowles.  Schumacher,  Humphrey,  Dean,  Day,  Chambers,  Hermes,  Whyte,  Simmons,  Bolick,  Learner,  Quillian,  Keim,  Lerro, 
2nd  r :  Schmidt.  Risien.  Oexle.  Hart.  Cain,  Todd,  Barrin\>er,  Parker,  Anthony.  Jacoby,  Uhlrig,  Nickel,  Hodges,  Grifi 


Nereidian 


359 


Tinsey  Nelting,  cen- 
ter, served  as  Modern 
Dmce  Club  president. 


The   Modern   Danct;   (llub   is   composed   of  oirls 

T^T^r*  -V  T  selected  for  rheir  grace,  poise,  and  individuality  ot 

(J  ]^^£<^  j\^J^  movement.    The  year's  program  of  original  dances 

composed  and  costumed  by  the  members  was  one 
of  the  highlights  of  Mother-Daughter  Weekend.  The 
group,  headed  b\'  President  (^nthia  Netting,  at- 
tended an  Arts  Weekend  in  ( ireensboro  to  improve 
their  dance  techniques. 


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Dance  Club 


Cliih  1  r:  Taylor,  Spcirkes,  Xeftinii,  Fennell.  IXmeho'u.rr,  Johnson,  Gii/in,  Dai. 


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The  Pegasus  Club  met  each  Friday  at  the 
stables  to  ride  over  the  neighboring  trails  or  to 
practice  precision  drills.  In  tryouts  held  in  the 
fall,  these  equestriennes  chose  their  members — 
girls  who  demonstrated  ability  in  correct  torm 
at  a  walk,  trot,  and  canter. 


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Pegasus 
Club 


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left  to  right:  Ir^ji 
Kan,     ami      Per, 


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Women's 
Intramurals 


The  Woman's  Arhlcric  Associ- 
ation sponsored  again  this  year  a 
full  program  of  intramurals  for  East 
(Campus  coeds,  nurses,  and  any 
graduate  students  who  wished  to 
participate.  I'Or  dormitor\'  and  so- 
rority teams,  there  were  tourna- 
ments in  basketball,  Softball  and 
\()lleyball,  with  trophies  going  to 
the  winning  teams.  Additional  tro- 
phies were  presented  to  the  dornu- 
tor\'  ami  sororitx'  which  had  totaled 
the  largest  number  of  points  b\ 
placing  first,  second  or  third  in  the 
diHerent  areas  of  competition  and 
to  the  dorms  which  had  retained 
possession  of  a  trophy  tor  three 
consecufixe  years. 

Besides  these  team  sports,  W.A.A. 
sponsored  tor  individual  competitors 
tournaments  in  ping-pong,  badmin- 
ton, tennis,  bowling,  and  assisted 
the  Pegasus  ('lub  in  the  spring 
horseshow  . 


362 


atch,  Bassetl  sophomore 
Campus  Boivling  alley. 


Badminton     is     one     of     East's     favorite     sports,     and     here     Ellie     Kent 
ivitli    an    overhead    hii^h    stroke    scores    a    point    in    an    intramural    match. 


The  individual  tournamcnrs 
were  divided  between  treshmen 
and  upperclassmcn  in  order  to 
give  freshmen  an  opportunity  to 
become  better  acquainted  with 
college  athletics  and  still  place  in 
the  intramurals.  Winners  of 
these  individual  tournaments 
were  honored  by  having  their 
names  engraved  on  plaques  con- 
taining a  record  of  previous 
years'  winners,  and  they  re- 
ceived points  towards  \\''.A.A. 
certificates  and  gold  letters 
which  are  annually  awarded  for 
outstanding  participation  in  wo- 
men's athletics. 

Supplementing  this  competi- 
tion among  groups  and  indi- 
viduals on  the  campus,  \V.A.A. 
initiated  this  year  a  Basketball 
Club  and  continued  to  sponsor 
the  Tennis  and  Hockey  Clubs. 
These  groups  were  composed  of 
the  top  athletes  in  the  sport  and 
enabled  Duke  women  to  match 
skills  with  women  athletes  from 
neighboring  colleges. 


^j^t^ti^ 


l.jii-ii  Concert,  jfic  Collci^c 


BEAUTY  QUEEN 

366 

A  1  1  END  ANTS 

368 

COURT 

370 

FINALISTS 

374 

HOMECOMING 

376 

FALL  SHOE  'N'  SLIPPER 

378 

JOE  COLLEGE 

380 

Bill  'I'lhior,  till-  Rimm-is  Mamner  of  the  Ch 


Beauty  O^'een 


Harry  Conover,  originator  of  the  famous  Conover  girl  /m,M  ,ui,l  npr 
ator  of  a  TV  agency,  judged  the  19U:  Chanikmimu   hi\jiily  amtii 


Bcnciuh  tinsel  stars  sparkling  in 
the  soft  lights  of  the  Coed  Ball 
\\  inter  (Carnival,  Margie  Barring- 
ton  was  erowiied  Chantici.kk.r 
Beaut)'  ()ueen.  The  petite  South- 
gate  freshman  appeared  to  he  a 
fair\-princess  complete  with  her 
own  prince  charming  as  she  re- 
ceived the  crown  from  Bill  Tudor, 
this  \ear"s  business  manager  ot  the 

(  'll  \\  MCI  I   IK. 

i'ach  dormitor\'  nominated  beaut)' 
contestants,  and  from  a  group  ol 
nineteen  finalisrs,  Harr)'  ("ono\'er 
chose  Margie  as  the  year's  most 
beautiful  Duchess. 


MARJORIE  HARRINGTON 

Margie  Barrington,  1956  Chanticleer 
Beauty  Queen,  is  a  Southgare  Freshman  who 
comes  from  Dillon,  South  C>arolina.  She  is  a 
member  of  Delta  Delta  Delta  and  is  majoring 
in  elementary  education. 


367 


EVE  RAGLAND 

An  arrciiiianr  ro  rhc  (ji  am  ici.i  i.k  lx'iuir\ 
()uccn,  I'lxshinaii  l'.\c  Ragland  lives  in  Browr 
I  louse.  I  kr  home  is  in  l.irtleron.  North  Claro- 
lina,  aiul  she  plans  to  iiia)or  m   I'.ntiiish. 


36cS 


ROSE  MARIE  HARTER 

Rose  Marie  Hartcr  was  chosen  b\-  Mr. 
Conover  as  one  of  the  honor  attendants  to  the 
Beauty  Queen.  She  is  from  Frankhn,  Pennsyl- 
vania, and  is  a  Sophomore  in  Nursing  School. 


369 


BETSY  DAY 

I'rcshman  Bcrs\-  l)a\',  hailing 
from  South  Charleston,  \\cst  \'ir- 
ginia,  is  a  member  of  Alpha  Delta 
Pi  Sororifw 


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CLARA  FLANAGAN 

(^lara  llanagaii,  a  Ireshman 
living  in  Bassett  I  louse,  is  a 
member  of  Delta  Delta  Delta  and 
eomes    from     I'arnnille,    \.    C- 


DARTHA  BROKENSHIRE 


A  I'rL'shman  trom  Coronado, 
California,  Darrha  Brokcnshi re- 
lives in  Alspaugh  and  is  a  member 
ol  Kappa  Kappa  (iamma. 


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MARILYN  GRANDT 

On  the  Court  for  the  second 
year,  Sophomore  Marilyn  Grandt 
is  a  member  of  Kappa  Alpha 
Thcta  Sororitw 


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LUCY  WILSON 

Lucy  \\  ilson,  a  Sophoniorc  in 
the  School  of  Nursing,  comes  ro 
Duke  from  ('happaqua,  New- 
York. 


4 


PEGGY  PAUL 

Junior  Wy:^y  Paul  from  W'in- 
sron-Salem,  N.  C.  is  a  member  of 
Alpha  Delta  Pi  and  is  on  the 
(>)urr   for  the  third   vear. 


CLAUDIA  LIEBRECHT 

From  Manhasscr,  Ncv\-  York, 
comes  Freshman  Claudia  Lie- 
brecht  who  is  a  member  of 
Kappa  K.ippa  (iaiiinia. 


BETTY  QUILLIAN 


Bett\-  QuiUian,  a  Freshman 
from  Birmingham,  Michigan,  is 
a  member  of  Kappa  Kappa  Gam- 
ma Sororirw 


ARDIS  MESSICK 

Delta  Dclni  Dclra 


RUTH  METTS 
Alpha  Delta  Pi 


iMARlON  HUEY 

Kappa  Alpha  Theta 


Fin 


DOT  KELSON 

Alpha  Epsilon  Phi 


ANN  ROMBERG 
Alpha  Dclra  Pi 


ISTS 


LANE  MacGREGOR 

Alpha  Delta  Pi 


CLAIRE  MARCO M 

Independent 


LOIS  PLUAIMER 

Hanes  House 


After  being  cwwiieJ  Duh  IJo/mrowiiiK  Hu'i'i  M  ihf  I'tf  R.illy  un  1-ruLn  L-jcmni-.  Lois  I'tiim 
nier    reigned   o^^er    the   .ijjw/c    ivirh    I'inshiiriih    aihi    the    Homecoming    IXince    on    S,inir,i,iy 


Homecoming 


fhnn   Ihmse  presented  ,r   ''Homecoming,    I'.is/,    I'resenf.  .,nd   I'll-  M    C.  of  the  I lonieiominv.  Slion:  lioh  Wolff.  ,i  \\\uliinv.ton  radio 

lire-   shi  -^-ilh   Sue  De  Wine  and  K.it^    Keller  .as  ainmni  of  l<)2().  announcer,    dismisses   flans    Zi-itli   a   committee   member    Kit    Wen. 


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li'ilh  I'lttshiir^k. 


The  hot  October  days  plus  a  quick  flip  of        amazed  by  displays  depicting  the  disaster  of 


the  calendar  hinted  that  the  biggest  and  most 
spectacular  football  weekend  of  the  year  was 
only  hours  away.  With  everybody  talking 
about  Homecoming,  men  on  West  were  doing 
something  about  Pitt;   invading  alumni  were 


the  Panthers  before  the  Devil's  paralyzing 
pitchfork.  Heralded  by  a  pirate  flag  waving 
gaily  over  the  quad,  the  big  morning  came. 
Later  post-game  gloom  was  swept  aside  as  the 
dance  climaxed  the  gala  weekend. 


377 


MAt 


^D     SLI  PP'\»,  CLUB    Pr 


Dini/iti  ll„-  hiii/MI  Zir,k-,;,d,  /«■  Willniiin  cmun^J  u,lh  (Mint  llui/s /.,„io„s 
kiiht  to  :li,- .iftmlil i,f  niikti  and  Diichrssrs  zvlio  jiinnlrd  Slwe  and  Shpfkr  dames. 


('.uuiit  lijsie  Imsfiiled  In 
hand  at  the  afternoon  con 
cert  diinnn  the  Sho, 
and     Slipper     Weekend.       | 


1 

» 

1            _ 

Fall 


Shoe   n' 


Count    lluie    entertained    Dnke    students    three    times 
dnruiM  the  luiihth  .-Inniial  Shoe  and  Slipper  ICr/rw,/. 


Jusr  ahour  rhr  riiiK-  when  nou  feci  rliar  ro 
open  the  covrr  of  another  hook  mighr  Ik-  to 
close  the  hd  of  the  cofhn,  Shoe  'n'  Shpper  C^hih 
comes  rhroutili  w  irli  their  recipe  f)r  relaxation 

thirty  hours  ot  tun  and  nierrnnent.  \ofe- 
ho;)ks  and  pencds  were  fosseii  aside,  and 
stud\'  lamps  were  turned  oH  to  make  wa\'  for 
the  special  fall  weekciui.  I  he  ram  which 
threatened  disaster  to  good  times  went  almost 
unnoticed  as  ('ount  Basic  and  his  eighteen  livcK' 
musicians  invaded  the  campus  with  ja/.z  and 
"hop"   ot   a   kind   winch  could   induce  e\en   the 


OE    AND     SLIPPER     CLUB     Presents 


ALL 

EKENI 


-^-, 


Slipper 


sun  to  come  our.  Beginning  with  a  concert  on 
Friday  afternoon  and  traveling  through  a 
formal  dance  the  same  night,  the  Count  wound 
up  the  weekend  with  the  festive  informal  on 
Saturday.  An  extra  attraction,  a  crazy-hat  con- 
test, added  party  atmosphere  with  the  "craziest" 
— Lew  Marvin — winning  the  grand  prize.  Ex- 
tended hours  for  coeds  .  .  .  entertaining  that 
"best  girl"  from  home  .  .  .  quick  bites  between 
events  at  the  Blue  Light  .  .  .  fired  feet  .... 
myriads  of  parties  .  .  .  and  all  too  soon  Duke's 
biggest  fall  weekend  came  to  a  close. 


Thr  Jamr  miisu  of  Conn!  Banes  kmd  -u-as  m.uie  mUer 
h\    ill,-  nitllni-  soiimii  from  these  sjx.iphone   pUiyers. 


///  ihr  Toii't,  Girls'  display,  "/oe  ColUx<'  <>n  .,  I >,,.,„.-,  ,\  IIJ, 
J.nr  Jo,  iiit^ilMy  dmuHs  about  ,iwn,\.  -.i-omni.  .wd  As. 


Joe 
College 


hi  thr  lor  ColLxr  paudr.  Ilu,il,r  l.rn-  M.niii,  ,,>  ,.,rrud  In 
llu  nailers  of  I',  K.ifp,,  Alpli.,  on  .7  s.if.u,  ,,/«//i;  \lu,i  Stmt. 


Here  comes  the  parade:  Durham  citizens 
and  Duke  students  hne  Alain  Street  to 
w  atch  as  "Joe  C^ollege  Goes  on  a  I  loHdax "", 
the  theme  ot  the  year's  most  colorful 
weekend     ^Joe  (College. 

Crepe  paper  and  colored  napkins  flut- 
tered from  floats  designed  and  built  by 
Duke  Greeks.  Thrills — and  a  few  spills 
from  borrowed  trailers  and  trucks — ac- 
companied the  parade  from  the  tobacco 
warehouse,  where  the  floats  were  built,  to 
West  C^ampus,  where  they  were  dis- 
assembled. 

The  parade  began  an  actual  "holiday" 
for   loe  (^olleae  and   Bettv  Ojcd.   An  ex- 


\L<r,lui  Rat  Hams.  l\n  Jordan 
lali-iits  to  add  finishing  touches 


change  dinner  on  I'.ast  ('ampus  with  tried 
chicken  and  "all  the  trimmings'"  gave 
stud\-tired  students  energy  to  begin  a 
weekend  of  dancing  to  the  music  ot  I.es 
Brown  and  his  "Band  of  Renown."  Al- 
th.ouuh  the  band  was  making  its  initial 
performance  at  Joe  ("oUege,  Les  Brown 
acrualU  was  returning  to  his  Alma  Mater; 
where  he  began  Ins  career. 

.Adding  to  the  festivities  was  the  Hoot 
'n"  Horn  production,  Litufiliiiii!,  With  You. 
Nat  Cireenblatt,  author,  and  Larry  Taish- 
otf,  director,  with  a  host  of  laughable 
characters  set  a  holiday  spirit  very  much 
in  keeping  with  the  weekend  theme. 


380 


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We   ,r/;    ,:,rly    rrhr.ns,,/   of   the   slum-    I 


Joe  College  Weekend 


SliiJenls  relax  .uni  eat  /w.v  lunches  as  they  listen  to  I.es  liroiin's  musk  at  the  afterniion  I.axin  (J 


382 


\juue,  conducts  his  "Baihi  of  Kfiiouii."  the  cmuii  g.uhirs  to  watch  and  listen. 


Nat's  story  concerned  a  famous  author, 
Jake  Farraway,  who  became  a  clown  to  escape 
the  distractions  of  rcahty  and  who,  by  his 
mysterious  absence,  threw  an  entire  pubhshing 
company  into  a  state  of  shock.  The  merry 
musical  skipped  in  setting  from  an  executive 
office  on  Park  Avenue  to  a  jungle  safari  in 
Brazil,  winding  up  in  the  old  Palace  Theatre, 


the  home  of  vaudeville,  where  Farrington, 
finally  caught  in  his  elusive  escapade  as  a 
clown,  forced  the  serious  executives  into  his 
act.  Their  clowning  and  gaiety  brought  the 
curtain  down  on  a  scene  perfecth'  in  keeping 
with  the  spirit  of  the  weekend.  Clowns, 
executives  or  students — everybody  likes  a 
holiday. 


to     I'd 
missing   aiithoT 


383 


1956  Chanticleer 

Editorial  Staff 


J  INI  CRANDALL 

Editor 


BETTY  McCURDY 

Assistant  Editor 


TIM  MULL 

Coed  Editor 


PETE  SEVERSON 

En^y^rircer 

JULIE  BAY 
JUDY  GREENE 

Ojfice  Miwagers 

BUCK  TALMAN 

Sports 

LYNN  DALLY 
TOM  I\'EY 

Fraternities 

ED  HAMMOND 

Eni^imrrinj2;  Representative 


EDDIE  HEATH 

Head  Photo<^rapher 

ALARILYX  HILDRETH 

Captions 


AL\RILYN  LYON 

Adniinistration 

CLIF  CLEAVELAND 

Oriranizations 


PEGGY  WOOD 

Photo  Director 

AL\RY  LOU  POTTER 

Copy 


JENNIE  HOLT 

Honoraries 

BERNIE  GOLDSTEIN 

ANN  GUNN 

Classes 


JEAN  MUNRO 

Nurses'  Representative 


General  Staff 


Copy  Staff 

Fhotoi^  rapl/y 

^taff 

Caption  Staff 

Plioto  Direction 

Sue  Grueninger 

Dave  Drake 

Ciinger  Bowles 

Tom  Black 

Billic  Jean  Holman 

Dave  Duncan 

Nancy  Hiss 

Irwin  Feigemhauni 

Pat  Jordan 
X'irginia  Maelvor 

Pete  Jones 
Bob  Martin 

Jane  Sale 
Judy  Scatter 

jo  Moore 
Russell  Phillips 

Belden  Randolph 
Liz  Smith 
Ann  Weaver 

Lau-dSlade 
Lee  Stewart 
Ga>'  Wood 

Administration 

Ruth  S/ekelv 
'loniini    Thomas 

Sports  Staff 

E>/i>ravini>^  Staff 
Tim  Mooney 

Ori^ai/izalions  Staff 

Bill  Domhotr 

Ojjice 

Tom  Galcott 

Sororitic: 

I  lelen  Morgan 

Bill  Stacy 

Tom  Glark 

Pat  Kini/,e\ 

Bud  Slier 

Ann  (-one 

|ohn  1  luss 

Ardis  Messiek 

I'rank  Pressle 

I  lenry  Ir\ in 

1956  Chanticleer 


Business  Staff 


BILL  TUDOR 

Business  Manager 


SUE  BEVANS 

Co-ed  Business 


BRUCE  HYLDAHL 

Assistant  Business  Manager 


JOHN  JORDAN 

Advertising  Manager 


General  and  Business  Staffs 


Beverly  Anderson 

Dave  Coble 

Al  Gillette 

Bob  Miller 

Anne  Armricld 

C>arol  Cooper 

Gary  Griffin 

Jim  Miller 

Betsy  Babcock 

Sally  Davidson 

Ann  Gunn 

Jackie  Russ 

Jim  Bertch 

Richard  Dewey 

Eleanor  Hall 

Karl  Stumpf 
Marian  Swartley 

Barry  Bleckman 

Don  Doss 

Marilou  Hall 

Don  Teller 

Ellen  Bradley 

Dave  Forman 

Liddyllanford 

Hal  Ware 

Emily  Carravvay 

Barbara  Ereeman 

Tom  Irwin 

Bill  West 

Margot  Chamberlain 

Dick  (lerman 

George  Ivey 

Alma  Yip 

Editor's  Acknowledgements 


Although  one  name  appears  on  the  half-title  page  as  editing  the  1956  Chanticleer, 
it  would  be  a  gross  misrepresentation  to  exclude  the  names  of  all  those  whose  com- 
bined efforts  produced  this  edition  ot  the  Duke  annual. 

Being  blessed  with  an  efficient,  co-operative  staff  is  one  of  the  biggest  necessities 
in  publishing  a  yearbook — and  in  this  I  was  most  fortunate.  Countless  hours  were 
spent  by  Tim  Mull,  Coed  Flditor,  patiently  typing  hundreds  of  letters;  Marilyn  Hil- 
dreth  writing  captions;  Mary  Lou  Potter  revamping  copy;  Pete  Severson  struggling 
with  a  proportion  rule;  Eddie  Heath  handing  out  photographic  supplies;  Peggy  Wood 
rescheduling  a  picture  for  the  Hfth  time;  Jennie  Holt  perplexed  over  honoraries;  Julie 
Bay  and  Jud>'  Creene  managing  the  office;  Buck  Talman  trying  to  educate  me  in  the 
field  ot  sports;  Marilyn  Lyon  conversing  with  deans  and  professors;  Lynn  Dally 
co-ordinating  sororities;  Tom  Ivey  dashing  from  fraternity  section  to  fraternity 
section;  Clif  Cleaveland  and  Tom  Calcott,  diligently  organizing  organizations;  Bernie 
Goldstein  and  Ann  Gunn  typing  classes;  Ed  Hammond  and  Jean  Munro  climbing 
three  flights  of  stairs  to  answer  our  endless  questions  concerning  engineers  and  nurses; 
and  all  the  photographers  who  worked  hard  to  take  all  the  pictures  in  this  book, 
disregarding  the  lack  of  cameras,  film,  or  flashbulbs.  However,  if  one  name  were  to 
stand  out  above  all  the  rest  it  would  be  that  of  Betty  "Mac"  McCAirdy.  Without  her 
steady  guiding  hand,  her  reminders  of  things  I  had  to  do,  her  efficiency  at  getting  ac- 
complished on  time  what  had  to  be  done,  her  knack  for  making  the  office  as  tidy  during 
deadlines  as  at  the  beginning  of  the  year,  and  in  general,  her  wonderful  spirit  and  moral 
support,  I  could  not  have  edited  this  book  with  such  ease. 

Although  the  majority  of  pictures  were  made  by  start'  photographers,  there  were 
numerous  ones  derived  from  other  sources.  To  Time,  Inc.,  and  Bill  \  andivert  for  their 
kindness  in  placing  at  my  disposal  most  of  the  colored  plates  printed  in  the  introductory 
section  and  hundreds  of  other  negatives  of  Duke  scenes;  to  University  Photographer 
Thad  Sparks  who  has  been  more  than  generous  in  patiently  providing  me  with  any 
photographic  needs;  to  Mike  Pierry  for  his  aid  in  taking  colored  shots  and  beauty 
court  informals;  to  Miss  Maxinc  Westphal  for  her  work  photographing  the  house 
counselors;  to  Nathan  Skipper  for  the  sororit\-  pledge  classes;  to  Whitley  and  Scott 
for  the  fraternit)-  group  pictures;  to  Leonard  Kamsler  for  his  sports  coverage;  and  to 
The  (Mlimihus  Dispiitch,  Ciarnett  Lirni  Black,  Knoxville  AVii'.v  Sentinel,  Li/cky  Ilji^,  Lexing- 
ton Herald-Ix-ader  Go.,  1  am  forever  grateful. 

in  addition,  there  were  man\-  others  whose  assistance  pro\ed  invaluable:  Mr. 
Joseph  llardison  and  the  I'xlwards  ds:  Broughton  (^o.;  Mr.  Walter  Dargan,  Miss 
Doris  Leeper  and  the  Southern  Photo  Process  l'"ngraving  C-o.;  Mr.  Robert  \.  Wilson 
ant!  the  Kingseraft  Cover  ("o.;  Mr.  James  T.  (^olonna  and  the  ("olonna  Studios  Co.; 
Mr.  G.  C.  I  lenricksen.  Dean  Herbert  J.  Herring,  and  Mr.  Wilham  Gnrtith. 

No  list  ot  acknowledgements  could  be  complete  without  mention  of  m\  business 
manager.  Bill  Tudor;  of  Mar\-  Lou  Babcock  and  Sissie  Whitted;  ami  most  of  all  my 
parents  whose  losing  guidance  eiiableil  me  to  edit  the   l'>56  (  ji  an  riciKKR. 

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hundred  and  fifty-six,  in  Raleigh,  North  Caro- 
lina, by  the  Edwards  &  Broughton  Co.  using 
Janson  monotype,  on  Lustrogloss  paper,  manu- 
faetured  by  the  S.  D.  Warren  Paper  Co.  at 
CAimberland,  Maine.  All  photo-engravings  were 
made  by  the  Southern  Photo  Process  Engraving 
Co.  at  Atlanta,  Georgia,  and  it  is  bound  in 
covers  made  by  Kingsport  Press  at  Kingsport, 
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Instruction,  Woman's  College.  215   Faculty  Apts 53 

C  ox.  Robert  B..  Dean  of  Undergraduate  Men, 

1107    Ninth    Street 35,  51.  209 

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and  Dean  of  the  University.  3816  Dover  Road.  Hope  Valley.-49 
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2010  Myrtle  Drive 49.   182 

Huckabee,    Ellen    H..    Dean    of    Undergraduate    Instruction. 

Woman's  College,   1507  W.  Pettigrew  Street 
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of  Engineering.  2726  Circle  Drive 
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Trinity  College,  2713  Circle  Drive 50.  234 

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2007   Ruffin  Street 5 1 

Seeley.   Walter  J..   Dean   of  the   College   of  Engineering. 

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Tuthill,  Richard  L.,  L:niscrsil\   Rcuisliai.  2709  Dogwood  Road. .51 
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Anderson,  Carl,  2400  Chapel  Hill  Rd.,  Durham,  N.  C,  English 
Anderson,  Lewis  E.,  2020  Sunset  Avenue,  Durham,  N.   C, 

Botany 
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N.   C.    Forestry 
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Aubery.  Pierce.  704  Shepherd  St.,  Durham,  N.  C.  Romance 

Languages 
Aycock,   Thomas    M.,    University   Apts., 

D-IC,  Durham,  N.  C.  Physical  Education 65 

Bailey,  Joseph  R.,  2117  Sprunt  St.,  Durham.  N.  C,  Zoology 
Banham,  Katherine  M.,  115  N.  Dillard  St.,  Durham,  N.  C, 

Psychology 
Barlow.   Norman   H.,   822   Louise   Cr..   Durham,   N.   C, 

Romance  Languages 
Barnhill,    James   W.. 

2005   Arbor  St.,  Durham,   N.  C.  Air  Science 218 

Baylis,    Charles, 

601    E.    Markham    Ave..    Durham.    N,    C.    Philosophy 
Bell,  Gordon  R.,   163  Hamilton  Rd.. 

Glen  Lennox,  C  hapel  Hill,  N.  C.  Economics 
Bennett,  William  C.  927  W.   I  rinity.  Durham.  N.  (  .,  Religion 
Liernstein.    Lydia, 

103  North  St.,  Chapel  Hill.  N.  C. 
Berry,    E.    Willard, 

1003  N.  Gregson  St.,  Durham.  N. 
Bcvington.    Helen    S., 

Guess  Rd.,  Box  94.  Durham.  N,  ( 
Bevington.    Merle    M.. 

Guess  Rd.,  Box  94.  Durham.  N.  C, 
Bigelow^  Lucius  A., 

N.   C.   Chemistry 
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(Visiting)    Music 

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English 
English 


131  Pinecrest  Rd..  Durha 
Billings.  W.  D..  708  Louise  C 
Black,    Martin    L.. 

235    Pinecrest    Rd..    Durham. 
Blackburn,    William    M., 

2101    Ward   St..  Durham.  N.  < 
Block,    Martin    M., 

932   Lambeth  Cr..   Poplar   Apt 
Blomquist.   Hugo   1,.. 

922  Dcmcrius  Si..  Durham.  N.  C.  B( 
Blv,    James    R., 

2001   Ruffin  .St.,  Durham,  N,  C,  Phy 


Durham.   N.   C 


Education 350 


Bolmeier.    Edward   C, 

217    Faculty   Apts..   Durham.   N.   C,   Education 

Bone.  Allan  H..  2314  Club  Blvd..  Durham,  N.  C.  Music 203 

Bookhout.  Cazlyn  G., 

1307   Alabama   Ave.,   Durham.   N.   C.   Zoology 
Bookhout    Elizabeth   C, 

1307   Alabama   Ave.,  Durham.  N.  C.   Physical   Education 
Borstelmann.    Lloyd   J.. 

305   Francis  St.,   Durham.   N.   C.   Psychology 
Bowden.  Elbert  V..  2348  Huron  Cr..  Durham.  N.  C.  Economics 
Bowen.  Alva  M.,  Jr., 

1403   Norton  St..   Durham.  N.  C,  Naval  Science 
Bowman.    Francis   E., 

2114    Woodrow    .St..    Durham.    N.    C,    English 
Boyce.  Benjamin.  1200  Dwire  Place,  Durham,  N.  C,  English 
Bradley.  David  G.,  707  Hudson  St..  Durham,  N.  C,  Religion 
Bradley,  Harold  L.,   1903  Washington  St.. 

Durham.   N.   C,   Physical   Education 31,  335 

Bradsher,  Charles  K., 

118   Pinecrest   Rd..  Durham,  N.  C,  Chemistry 
Bragg,  Louis  R.,  1 10  Seeman  St.,  Durham,  N.  C.  Mathematics 
Braibanti.    R.   J.    D., 

2614  Stuart  Dr.,  Durham,  N.  C,  Political  Science 
Brocker,    Edith, 

Dept.  of  Nursing.  Duke  Hospital.  Durham.  N.  C.  Nursing 
Broderson.   Robert   M., 

4  University  Apts.,  Fifth  &  Markham,  Durham.  N.  C.  Art 
Brooks.  Elmer  L.,  1005  S.  Duke  St.,  Durham.  N.  C.  English 
Brown,    Frances   C, 

1205  Dwire  Place,  Durham,  N.  C,  Chemistry 167 

Bryan,    Anne-Marie, 

1003   S.   Duke   St..   Durham.   N.   C.   Romance    Language 
Bryan,    Paul    R.,    Jr., 

1    Duke   University  Apts..   Durham.  N.  C.   Music ...204.  208 

Buck.    Roger    C, 

IOI7'/2  Gloria  Ave.,  Durham.  N.  C,  Philosophy 
Budd,  Louis  J..  1011'/2  Dacian  Ave..  Durham,  N.  C,  English 
Buehler,   Albert  S.,  907   Lambeth  Cr..   Poplar  Apts.. 

Durham.   N.   C.   Physical   Education 351 

Bureau,  F.  J..  Rt.  2.  Guess  Rd..  Durham.  N.  C,  Mathematics 
Buyske.    Donald    A., 

819    Demerius   St.,    Durham,   N.    C.   Chemistry 
Calleson.  Donald,  808  Third  St..  Durham.  N.  C.  Engineering 
Cameron.    Edmund    M.,    2818    Chelsea    Cr..    Hope    Valley, 

Durham.   N.   C.   Physical   Education 
Campbell.   Sullivan   G., 

Turnage  Rd..  Durham.  N.  C.  (Visiting)  Mathematics 247 

Canfield.    Ray. 

1914  Arbor  St..  Durham.  N.  C.  Air  Science 218 

Capwell.    Richard    1... 

Box  4243.  Duke  Station.  Durham.  N.  C.  English 
Carlitz.    Leonard. 

2303    Cranford    Rd..    Durham.    N.    C.    Mathematics 
Carpenter.  David  W..  137  Pinccrcsl  Rd..  Durham.  N.  C.  Phy.sics 
Carr,    John    W.. 

926    Monmouth    Ave.    ninham.    N.    C.    Education 
Carroll,    E,    Malcolm, 

K-l-C   University  Apts,,   Durham,   N.   C.   Historv  58.  64 

Cartter.  Allan  M..  1208  Dwire  Place.  Durham.  N.  C..  Economics 
Cartwright,    William    H.. 

942   Lambeth  Cr..   Durham.   N.   C.   Education 63 

Castellano.    Helen    K.. 

2511    Perkins    Rd..    Durham.    N.   C ..    Romance    languages 
Castellano.    Juan    R.. 

2511    Perkins   Rd..   Diuham.   N.   C.    Romance   languages 
t  heck.    Rom.i    S.. 

2111  (  otiage  lane.  (  hapcl  Hill.  N.  C  Political  Science 
Childs.  Benjamin  G.. 

1019  West   Markham   Asc..   Durham.   N.   C..   Education 
Clark,    Romanc    1... 

Apt.   10.  Fifth  cS:  Markiiam.  Durham.  N.  C.  Philosophy 
Clyde.    Paul    Hibbert. 

1311     Carolina    Ave..     Durham.    N.    C..     Historv 
Cobb.    P.    Whit. 

Apt.  4,  Carolee  Apts..  Durham.  N.  C.  Physical  Education 
Cohen.    Louis    D., 

913    Monmouth    Ave..    Durham,    N.    C.    Psychology 
Cokcr.    Francis    W..    1026    W.    Trinity    Ave.. 

Durham,    N.    C.    (Visiting)    Political    Science 
Cole.    R.    Taylor. 

7  Sylvan   Rd..  Durham.  N.  C.     Political  Science 58 

Colton,  Joel  G.,  2801  Dogwood  Rd.,  Durham,  N.  C,  History 


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Colver,    Robert    M., 

900  Dacian  Ave..  Durham.  N.  C.  Education 
Connery,    Robert    H., 

906  Buchanan  Blvd..  Durham,  N.  C"..  Political  Science 
Cordle.    Thomas    H.. 

2420  Perkins  Rd..  Durham.  N.  C  Romance  Languages 
Cox,  Robert  C, 

1826  Guess  Rd..  Durham.  N.  C.  Physical  Education  233 

Crum.  Mason.  912  Anderson  St..  Durham.  N.  C,  Religion 
Culberson.    William    L.. 

1001  Carolina  Ave..  Durham,  N.  C.  Botany 
Curtiss.    John    S., 

Rt.  2.  Box  95,  Guess  Rd..  Durham.  N.  C.  History 
Dai,    Bingham, 

2404   Perkins   Rd.,   Durham.   N.  C   Psychology 
Daniels,  Boyd  1...  330  Clark  St.,  Durham,  N.  C,  Religion 
Davis,    Gifford, 

2248  Cranford  Rd.,  Durham,  N.  C,  Romance  Languages 
DeConde,    Alexander, 

1515    Woodburn    Rd.,    Durham,    N.    C,    History 
Demorest,    Jean-Jacques, 

2712    Circle    Dr.,    Durham,    N.    C.    Romance    Languages 
de  Vyver.  Frank  T.,  8  Sylvan  Rd.,  Durham,  N.  C,  Economics 
Dewey,   Donald,  611    Watts  St.,   Durham,  N.  C,   Economics 
Dickens,  Robert  L.,  2024  Sprunt  .St.,  Durham,  N.  C,  Accounting 
Dow,    Marie, 

2252  Cranford  Rd„  Durham,  N.  C,  Romance  Languages     243 
Dow,    Neal, 

2252  Cranford  Rd.,  Durham,  N.  C,   Romance  Languages.  243 
Drago,    Anthony    C, 

1305  Carroll  St.,  Durham,  N.  C  Physical  Education 
Dressel,    Francis   G., 

309   Francis  St.,  Durham,   N.  C   Mathematics 247 

Drozdowaki,    Eugene, 

F-107    Westover   Apts..    Durham,    N.    C.    History 
Durden,    Robert    F., 

2812    Erwin    Rd.,   Poplar   Apts.,   Durham,   N.   C,   Histor) 
Easley,  Howard,  Guess  Rd„  Durham,  N.  C,  Education 
Eddy,    Ruth    B., 

213  Faculty  Apts.,  Durham,  N.  C,  Physical  Education 
Egerton.    Frank    N., 

411    N.    Gregson    St.,    Durham.    N.    C.    Engineering 
Elliott,    William    W., 

Box  4721,  Duke  Station,  Durham,  N.  C,  Mathematics 
Ellis,  Leon  H., 

2428   Perkins   Rd.,  Durham,  N.   C,   Political   Science 

Elsevier,  Ernest,  Rt.   1,  Hillsboro,  N.  C,  Engineering 195 

Fairbank,    William, 

2016    Pershing   St.,    Durham,    N.    C,    Physics 
Falcone,  Carmen  M.,  University  Apts.,  D-12, 

Durham,  N.  C,  Physical   Education 233,  354 

Fein,   John    M., 

2742  Circle  Dr.,  Durham,  N.  C,  Romance  Languages 
Ferguson,  Arthur  B.,  Rt.  2,  Guess  Rd.,  Durham,  N.  C,  History 
Fisher,  John  H.,  2836  .Stuart  Dr.,  Durham,  N.  C,  English 
Ford,   Joel    C, 

2101    Myrtle  Dr.,  Durham,  N.  C,  Naval  Science 65 

Eraser,    Russell    A., 

Rt.  I,  Box  283-A,  Ml.  Sinai  Rd.,  Durham,  N.  C,  English 
Fulton,    C.    Darby,    Jr., 

1507    Pettigrew    St.,    Durham,    N.    C,    Engineering 
Furbish.  William  J.,  Rt.  1,  Hillsboro,  N.  C  Geology 
Gardner,    William    H.,   Jr., 

2108    Cole    Rd.,    Durham,    N.    C,    Engineering 
Garmezy,    Norman, 

3423    Hope   Valley    Rd.,    Durham.   N.    C,    Psychology 
Gehman,    W.    Scott, 

1312   Shepherd    St..    Durham.    N.   C    Lducalion 
Gergen,    John    J., 

2803   Nation   Ave.,    Durham,   N.   C,    Mathematics 6S 

Gilbert,    Allan    H., 

503    Compton    Place,    Durham,    N.    C.,    English 
Glocklcr,    George    C  ., 

121  Pinecrest  Rd.,  Winchester,  Va.  (VJMting)  Chemistry 
Gohdes,    Clarence, 

2737   Circle    Drive.    Durham.    N.    (  .,    l-nglish 
Goodall,    McChesncy, 

152  Pinecrest  Rd.,  Durham,  N.  (  ..  (Visiling)  Psychology 
Gordy,  Walter.  2521  Perkins  Rd..  Duihani.  N.  (  .,  Physics 
Grant.    Richard    B., 

1016  Wells  .St.,  Durham,  N.  (  .,  Romance  1  angiiagcs 
Gray,    Irving    E., 

124  Pinecrest   Rd.,  Durham,  N.  ('..  /oology   66 

Greenlow,    Paul    S., 

817    Louise   Cr.,    Durham,    N.    C,    Political    .Science 
Greuling,  Eugene,  2414  Perkins  Rd,.  Durham,  N,  C.  Physics 


Grout,    Julia    R., 

804  Fourth  St.,  Durham,  N.  C,   Physical   Education 64 

Guttman,    Norman, 

1802  .Sunset  Ave.,  Durham,  N.  C,  Psychology 
Haeberii,    Willy, 

2420    Perkins    Rl.,    Durham.    N.    C,    (Visiting)    Physics 
Haines,    Howard    N., 

2307   Club    Blvd.,   Durham.   N.   C,   (Visiting)   Engineering 
Hall.    Hugh    M.. 

7  Duke  University  Apts..  Dmham.  N.  C,  Political  .Science 
Hall.    Louise, 

Box  6636,  College  Station.  Durham.  N.  C.  Architecture 
Hallowell.    John    H., 

2709    Augusta    Drive,    Durham.    N.    C.    Political    Science 
Hamilton.    William    B., 

2256    Cranford    Rd.,    Durham.    N.    C.    History 
Hanks,  John  K.,  820  W.  Knox  St..  Durham,  N.  C,  Music 
Hanna,    Frank    A., 

2239   Cranford   Rd.,    Durham,   N.   C,   Economics 
Hanson,    Earl    T., 

613    Swift    Ave.,    Durham,    N.    C.    Political    Science 
Harrison,    Francis    Parks, 

2723   Circle   Dr.,   Durham,   N.   C,   Physical   Education 
Hart,    Hornell    N., 

Duke  Station,  Box  4653,  Durham,  N.  C,  Sociology 
Harth,    Dorothy, 

846   Louise  Cr.,   Durham,   N.   C,   Romance   Languages 
Harwell,  George  C,  2115  Wilson  St.,  Durham,  N.  C,  English 
Hauser,    Charles    R., 

1020  Rosehill  Ave.,  Durham,  N.  C,  Chemistry 
Hedgepeth,    Julia    H., 

1021  W.  Trinity  Ave.,  Durham.  N.  C,  Physical  Education 
Heninger,    Simeon    K., 

101     Faculty    Apts.,    Durham,    N.    C,    English 
Heron,    Stephen    Duncan,    Jr., 

1506   Echo   Rd.,   Durham,   N.   C,   Geology 
Hickson,    Arthur    Owen, 

Box  27,  W.  Durham  St.,  Durham,  N.  C,  Mathematics 
Hill,    Douglas    G., 

Box  275,  Rt.  2,  St.  Mary's  Rd.,  Durham,  N.  C,  Chemistry 
Hobbs.  Marcus  E.,  115  Pinecrest  Rd.,  Durham,  N.  C,  Chemistry 
Holley,    Irving    B.,   Jr.,    6    Duke    University   Apts., 

Fifth  &  Markham,   Durham,  N.  C,   History 
Holton.    Frances    V.    L., 

407    Erwin   Apts.,   Durham,   N.   C,    Physical    Education 
Hoover,   Calvin    Bryce, 

1702  Duke  University  Rd.,  Durham,  N.  C,  Economics     59,  62 
Horn,  E.  C,  2509  Cascadilla  St.,  Durham,  N.  C,  Zoology 
Howell,    John    C 

1006    Demerius   Ave,    Durham,    N.    C,    Sociology 
Humm,    H.    J., 

912  Mommouth  Ave.,  Durham,  N.  C,  Botany 
Humphrey,    Don    D., 

2802    Legion   Ave.,   Durham,   N.   C,    Economics 
Hunter,    Wanda    S., 

803    Second    St.,    Durham,    N.    C,    Zoology 
Huntley,    Patrick, 

1719    James    St.,    Durham,    N.    C,    Economics 
Hwang.    Chester    E.. 

Apt.  No.  9.  Fifth  &  Markham,  Durham,  N.  C,  Engineering 
Irving,  William  H.,  2707  Legion  Ave.,  Durham,  N.  C,  English 
Ives,     Thomas    K., 

2  Willwood  Apts.,  Pratt  St.,  Durham,  N.  C,  Naval  Science 
Jacobs,   Merle   E.,   801    Third   St.,   Durham,   N.   C   Zoology 
Jenkins,  Marianna  D.,  College  Station,  Durham,  N.  C.,  Art 
Jensen,    Howard   E., 

143   Pinecrest   Rd.,  Durham,  N.  C,  Sociology 66 

Joerg,    Frederick    C, 

1400   Oakland   Ave.,    Durham.   N.   C.,    Economics 
Johnson,    T.    W.,    Jr.. 

944  Lambeth  Cr..  Durham.  N.  C.  Botany 
Jones.  E.  E.,   1705  Forest   Rd..  Durham.  N.  C.   Psychology 
Jordan,  Archibald  C,  147  Pinecrest  Rd..  Durham,  N.  C.  English 
Jordan,    Brady    R., 

117    Pinecrest    Rd.,    Durham,   N.   C.    Romance    languages        66 
Kendris,    Christopher, 

402  Buchanan  Blvd..  Durham.  N.  C,  Romance  Languages 
Kenyon,    Van    Leslie, 

Rt,  2,  Hillsboro,  N.  C,  Engineering 54 

Kimble,  Gregory, 

1808    Hillcrest    Dr.,    Durham,   N.    C,    Psychology 
Klein,     1  hcodore    G., 

2011    Woodrow   St.,    Durham.   N.   C.,   Naval    .Science 
Klenz,    William, 

Box  6237,  College  Station,  Durham,  N.  C,  Music 
Knight,    Robert   J.,   Jr., 

2107    Wilson   St.,   Durham,   N.    C,   Air   Science 62,  218 


Knox.   Edward.  Jr.. 

A.F.R.O.T.C.  Duke  Universily.  Durham,  N.  C,  Air  Science   218 
Koch.  Sigmund.  Rt.  2.  Durham,  N.  C,   Psychology 
Koenig,    J.    Frank, 

1700    Duke    University    Rd.,    Durham,    N.    C.    Engineering 
Kottler,  Barnet,  521   E.  Ckib  Blvd.,  Durham,  N.  C.  English 
Kramer.    Paul    J., 

2251   Cranford   Rd.,  Durham,   N.  C.   Botany 59 

Kraybill,    Edward    K., 

2726  Circle   Dr.,   Durham,   N.   C,   Engineering 
Kreps,    Juanita, 

Morgan   Creek,   Chapel    Hill,   N.   C,    Economics 
Krigbaum,    William    R.. 

2015    Woodland    Drive.   Durham.   N.   C   Chemistry 
Kuder,    G.    Frederick, 

2516    Perkins    Rd.,    Durham,    N.    C,    Psychology 
LaBarre.    Weston. 

1311   Alabama  Ave..   Durham.  N.  C,   Anthropology 
Landon,  Charles  E., 

1514    Edgevale    Rd..    Durham,   N.   C,    Economics 
Lane,    William    C, 

814    Vickers    Ave..    Durham,    N.    C,    English 
tanning,    John    T., 

3007   Surrey  Rd.,  Hope  Valley.   Durham,  N.  C.   History 
Leach.    Richard    H., 

906  N.  Gregson,  Durham,  N.  C.  (Visiting)  Political  Science 
Lemert,    Ben    F., 

123    Pinecrest    Rd..    Durham,    N.    C.    Economics 
Lewis.  Harold  W.,  2307  Sprunt  St.,  Durham,  N.  C,  Physics 
Lewis,    M.    Modena, 

407    Erwin    Apts.,    Durham,    N.    C.    Physical    Education 
Lewis,    Ralph    E., 

1401    Alabama   Ave.,    Durham.    N.   C,    Engineering 
lodge,    George    T., 

804   Third   St.,    Durham.   N.   C,    Psychology 
McHugh,   Gelolo, 

Box  6725.  College  Station,  Durham,  N.  C,  Psychology 
McKenzie,    Lionel    W., 

1026   W.   Trinity   Ave.,   Durham,   N.   C.   Economics 
McLendon,    Jonathon    C, 

944  Lambeth  Cr,  Poplar  Apts..  Durham.  N.  C,  Education 
McLeod,    R.    M., 

1102    N.    Duke    St.,    Durham.    N.    C.    Mathematics 
Mahoney,    John    F., 

3    Fairview    Rd.,   Chapel    Hill,    N.    C,   Latin 
Majesky,    John    E.. 

2522    Hillandale   Rd..    Durham,   N.   C,    Naval   Science 
Major,  John  M.,  1020  Urban  Ave.,  Durham,  N.  C.  English 
Malinsky,    Frank, 

412    Carolina    Ave.,    Durham,    N.    C,    Naval    Science 
Manschreck,    Clyde    L., 

1022    Lakewood   Ave,,   Durham,   N,    C,    Religion 
Markman.    Sidney    D., 

919    Urban    Ave.,   Durham,   N.   C,    Art    History 
Maturo,    F.    J.    S., 

Zoology  Dept..  Duke  University,  Durham.  N.  C,  Zoology 
Maxwell,    W.    Cary, 

142   Pinecrest  Rd.,  Durham,  N.  C,  German 
Meier,  Otto,  Jr., 

916    Monmouth   Ave.,    Durham.   N.    C,    Engineering 
Michalak.    M.    Victor. 

854  Louise  Cr.,  Poplar  Apts.,  Durham,  N.  C.  English 196 

Miller.    Gustavus    H., 

Rt.  1,  Cedar  Terrace,  Durham,  N,  C.  Romance  Languages 
Mohat,  J.  T..  1913  Essex  Rd„  Durham.  N.  C,  Mathematics 
Montfort,    Robert    J., 

3300  Cole  Mill  Rd..  Durham,  N.  C.  Physical  Education 233 

Morris.    William. 

27  Hamilton  Rd..  Glen  Lennox,  Chapel  Hill,  N,  C,  English 
Morrison.    Clarence    L., 

3415    Denese   St..   Durham.   N.   C,   Naval   Science 222 

Mueller,   Earl  G.,    1108   Watts   St.,   Durham,   N.   C,   Art 
Mueller,   Julia   W..    1108   Watts   St.,   Durham,   N.   C.    Music 
Myers,  Hiram  E.,  141  Pinecrest  Rd.,  Durham.  N.  C,  Religion. ...66 
Myers,    James    B., 

3413  Duke  Honestead  Rd..  Durham.  N.  C.  Air  Science 218 

Nace,    George    W., 

2021    Pershing    St.,    Durham,    N.    C,    Zoology 
Naylor,    A.    W., 

881  Louise  Cr.,  Poplar  Apts.,  Durham,  N.  C,  Botany 
Negley,    Glenn, 

1700  Shawnee  St..  Durham.  N.  C.  Philosophy 64 

Nelson.    Ernest    W., 

939  Lambeth  Cr.,  Poplar  Apts..  Durham.  N.  C,  History 
Newson.    Henry    W., 

1111     North    Gregson    St..    Durham.    N.    C.    Physics 
Nielsen.    W.    M.. 

139  Pinecrest  Rd..  Durham,  N.  C,  Physics 60,  64 


Nordheim,    Lothar   W.. 

2255    Cranford    Rd..    Durham.    N.    C,     Physics 
Odum,  Howard  T,,  1  108  Anderson  St..  Durham,  N.  C,  Zoology 
Oosting.    Henry    J., 

2642   University  Drive.  Durham,  N.  C  Botany 63 

Osborn,   Robert  T.,   1922  Ward,  Durham,  N.  C,   Religion 
Owen,    Harry    A., 

1506  Woodburn   Rd.,  Durham,   N.  C,   Engineering 
Palmer,    Aubrey    F., 

2519   State   St..    Durham.    N.   C,    Engineering 
Parker,    Harold    T., 

12   Glenn   Apts.,   Dacian   Ave..   Durham,   N.   C,    History 
Parsons.    Oscar    A., 

1702  Forest  Rd.,  Durham,  N.  C,  Psychology 
Parthemos,    James, 

1112   Alabama   Ave.,   Durham,   N.  C,   Economics 
Patrick.     Ransom     R., 

116  Pinecrest  Rd.,  Durham,  N.  C,  Aesthetics  and  Art 62 

Patterson,    Robert    L., 

Washington  Duke  Hotel,  Durham,  N,  C,  Philosophy 
Patton,  Lewis,  614  Swift  Ave..  Durham,  N.  C,  English 
Peach,    W.    Bernard. 

920   Dacian   Ave..   Durham,   N.   C,   Philosophy 
Pellicciaro,    Edward    J., 

1820    Forest    Rd.,    Durham,    N.    C,    Mathematics 
Perry,  Harold  S.,  2302  Cranford  Rd.,  Durham,  N,  CBotany 
Persons,    Walter    S.,    612    Swift    Ave,, 

Durham,    N.    C,    Physical    Education 348,  349,  355 

Peterson.    James    E., 

2215    Elder    St.,    Durham,    N.    C,    Engineering 
Petty    Olan    L., 

1509   Woodland   Dr.,   Durham,   N.   C,   Education 
Phillips,  James  H., 

2517    Perkins    Rd..    Durham,    N.    C,    Religion 
Philpott,  Jane,  804  Fourth  St.,  Durham,  N.  C.  Botany 
Pinkham.    Roger   S., 

2502    Thorne    St.,    Durham,    N.    C,    Mathematics 
Poirer,  Jacques,  2502  State  St.,  Durham,  N.  C.  Chemistry 
Poteat,   Mary,    103   Faculty  Apts.,   Durham,  N.   C.   English 
Predmore,     Richard     L„ 

2413   Perkins   Rd.,   Durham,  N.   C.   Romance   Languages 
Price,   James    L.,   Jr., 

2723    Circle    Dr..    Durham.    N.   C,    Religion 
Prosser,    Reese    T., 

Apt.    16.    University   Apts.,    Durham,   N.   C,    Mathematics 
Rankin,    Robert    S., 

1227  Vickers  Ave.,  Durham,  N.  C,  Political  Science 65 

Ratchford,    Benjamin, 

133    Pinecrest    Rd.,    Durham,    N.    C,    Economics 
Reardon,    Kenneth    J., 

2821   Winton  Rd.,  Durham,  N.  C,  English 196 

Reed,    Frederick    J., 

2203  Englewood  Ave.,  Durham,  N.  C,  Engineering 
Reichard,    Hugo    M., 

Duke   University  Apts.,  Durham,  N.  C,   English 
Reichenberg-Haekett,    W.. 

Erwin   Rd.,   Rt.    1,   Durham,   N.   C,   Psychology 
Reynolds,    T.    D., 

815   Demerius  St.,  Apt.   M-4.   Durham,   N.  C,   Education 
Rhine,    Joseph    B,, 

Rt.    3,    Hillsboro,    N.    C,    Parapsychology 
Roberts,  Henry  S.,  Jr.,  Rt.  5.  Box  176,  Durham,  N.  C,  Zoology 
Roberts.    John    H.. 

2813    Legion    Ave..    Durham,   N.   C,    Mathematics 
Rodnick,    hiiot    H., 

2806    Legion   Ave..    Durham,   N.   C,    Psychology 65 

Rogers,  Robert  S.,   148  Pinecrest  Rd.,  Durham,  N.  C,  Latin 64 

Ropp,   Theodore,  302  Woodridge  Dr.,  Durham,  N.  C,  History 
Rose,    Jesse    L., 

506   Buchanan   Blvd.,   Durham,  N.  C„  Latin  &  Greek 
Roy,  Donald  F.,  519  S.  Duke  St..  Durham,  N.  C,  Sociology 
Rudisill,    Mabel, 

213   W.   Markham  Ave.,  Durham,  N.  C,  Education 
Sales,    Reames    H., 

2800   University   Drive.   Durham.   N.   C   Religion 
Salinger.    Herman, 

2709  Augusta  Dr..  Durham.  N.  C,  German 244 

Sandeen,    Muriel    1.. 

706  Louise  Cr.,  Poplar  Apts.,  Durham,  N.  C,  Zoology 
Sanders,    C.     Richard. 

103    Pinecrest    Rd.,   Durham,   N.   C,    English 
Saville,  Eugenia  C,  1  103  Anderson  St.,  Durham,  N.  C.  Music 
Saville,  Lloyd  B., 

1103   Anderson   St.,   Durham,   N.   C,   Economics 
Saylor,    John    H., 

2500  Perkins  Rd..  Durham.  N.  C.  Chemistry 63 

Schettler.    Clarence    H., 

119   Pinecrest   Rd.,  Durham,   N.  C,   Sociology 


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English 


Schmidt-Nielson,   K., 

2402  Chapel   Hill    Rd.,    Durham,   N.   C,   Zoology 
Schuster.  Rudolph  M..  1427  Broad  St..  Durham.  N.  C  Botany 
Schwerman.    Esther    L., 

909  Lambeth  Cr..  Poplar  Apts..  Durham,  N.  C.   English 
Sebold,    Russell    P., 

1010  W.  Trinity  Ave,,  Durham,  N.  C,  Romance  Languages 
Shears,  Lambert  A.,  917  Green  St.,  Durham,  N.  C,  German 
Shields,    John    H., 

1315    Vickers    Ave..    Durham,    N.    C,    Accounting 
Shoenfield,   Joseph    R., 

1003  E.  Trinity  Ave..  Durham.  N.  C,   Mathematics 
Simmons,    Edward    C, 

2.5 10   Perkins   Rd..   Durham.   N.  C.   Economics 
Simpson,    William    H., 

1406    Dollar   Ave.,    Durham,    N.    C,    Political    Science 
Slaughter.    Grimes    G., 

171.';    Cole    Mill    Rd..    Durham,    N.    C. 
Smith,    Calvin, 

Box  4243,  Duke  Station,  Durham,  N.  C. 
Smith,    Frank    M.. 

1425    Pennsylvania   Ave..   Durham.   N.   C,   Air   Science 
Smith,   Grover  C,   Jr., 

1109    N.    Gregson    St.,    Durham,    N.    C,    English 
Smith,     Jane     Allen, 

1204  W.  Markham  Ave.,  Durham,  N.  C,  Physical  Education 
Smith,    Robert    S., 

2236    Cranford    Rd..    Durham,    N.    C,    Economics 
Smith,    Walter    G., 

2842  Chapel  Hid  Rd.,  Durham,  N.  C,  Engineering 
Spangler.   Dorothy,  Box  6966,  College  hitatioii, 

Durham,  N.  C,   Physical   Education 358 

Spencer,    Christopher, 

1019   Dacian   Ave.,   Durham,   N.   C,   English 
Spengler,    Joseph    J., 

2240  Cranford   Rd.,   Durham,  N.  C,   Economics 60 

Spielburger,    Charles, 

1710    Forest    Rd..    Durham,    N.    C. 
Sponer.    Hertha    D.    E.. 

3309  Avon  Rd.,   Hope   Valley,   Durham,  N.  C,   Physics 
Stanfield,    Roger    E.. 

901    Mangum  St.,  Durham,   N.   C,  Chemistry 
Stars,  William  K..  1916  Glendale  Ave.,  Durham,  N. 
Stevens,    David    B., 

2121    Sprunt    St.,   Durham,   N.   C,   Air   Science 
Stevens,  Harry  R.,  Box  5484  Duke,  Durham,  N.  C. 
Stevenson,  Lionel.  3106  Devon  Rd..  Durham,  N.  C. 
Stottlemyer,    Paul    C, 

835  Louise  Cr.,  Poplar  Apts.,  Durham,  N.  C.  Engineering... 19 
Strawson,    Peter    F., 

University  College,  Oxford,  England  (Visiting)  Philosophy 
Strobel,    Howard    A., 

1510   Woodburn    Rd.,   Durham,   N.   C.   Chemistry 
Stumpf,  W.  A.,  127  l-inecrest  Rd.,  Durham,  N.  C,  hducation 
Sunderland,    Elizabeth    R.. 

6416  College  Station,  Durham,  N.  C,  Art 
Swift,    George    H.,    Jr., 

514  Jackson  St.,  Durham,  N.  C,  Mathematics 
Taylor,  Robert  W.,  1205  Sixth  St.,  Durham,  N.  C,  Engineering 
Tharp,  Kenneth  J.,  2610  Acadia  St.,  Durham,  N.  C,  Engineering 
Thomas,    Joseph    M., 

2215   Cranford    Rd.,    Durham,    N.   C,    Mathematics 
Thompson,    Edgar    T., 

138    Pinecrest    Rd..    Durham.    N.    C,    Sociology 
Thurstone,    Robert    L., 

400    Laurel    Hill    Rd.,    Chapel    Hill,    N.    C,    Engineering 
Tischendorf,  Alfred,  1017  Gloria  Ave..  Durham,  N.  C,  History 
Torre,    Elias, 

1121  Anderson  St.,  Durham,  N.  C.  Ro.mance  Languages 
Truesdale,    James    N.. 

2804  Erwin  Rd.,  Poplar  Apts.,  Durham,  N.  C.  Greek  63,    18 


N.  C   Romance 


Psychology 


C,  Art 


History 
English. 


Turner,  Arlin,   1514  WooJburn  Rd.,  Durh 
Uhrhane,    Luella    J., 

208    Faculty   Apts..   Durham,   N.   C,    Health    Education 
Vail,    Charles    R.. 

2730  Circle  Dr.,  Durham,  N.  C 
Vernberg,  F.  John. 

854    Louise    Cr.,    Poplar    Apts.. 
Via,    Dan    O., 

B-3-A    University    Apts.,    Durham, 
Vincent,    Patrick    R., 

2218  Elba  St.,  Durham,  N.  C,  Romance  Languages 
Vollmer,    Clement, 

2114    Myrtle    Drive.    Durham.    N.    C.    German 

Vosburgh,    Warren    C, 

2319    Englewood    Ave..    Durham.    N.    C,    Chemistry 


N.  C,  English 


Engineering 54,   2 

Durham,    N.    C.    Zoology 
C,    Religion 


N. 


Durh; 
Durh; 


Romance 

N. 


luiguages 
Languages 


C,    Zoology 
C,  English  62 


Mathcma 


Roma 


Languages 243 


.209 


English 
Sociology 


Walker,    Hollam, 

l05'/2    Harder  St.,   Durha 
Walton,    Loring    B., 

2235   Cranford    Rd.,   Durham. 
Ward,    Calvin    L., 

Zoology  Dept.,  Duke  University. 
Ward,  Charles  E.,  2429  Perkins  Rd. 
Warner,    Seth    L., 

920  Dacian    Ave.,    Durham.    N.    C. 
Watkins,    James    M., 

704  Shepherd  St.,   Durham,  N. 
Watson,    Richard    L.,    Jr., 

100   Pinecrest   Rd..   Durham,   N.   C.    History 
Way,  Vernon  E.,  918   Urban  Ave.,   Durham,  N.  C,  Greek 
Weitz,    Henry, 

2716    Circle    Dr.,    Durham,    N.    C,    Education 
Wetherby,    Joseph    C., 

2306   Prince  St.,   Durham,   N.   C,   English 

Whcare.   K.   C,   All   Soul's  College,   Oxtord    University, 

Oxford.    England    (Visiting)    Political    Science 
White.    Marie    A., 

Updike.    107    Pinecrest    Rd.,    Durham,    N.    C, 
Whitridge,    Eugenia    R., 

Box   6935,   College   Station,    Durham,   N.   C. 
Wickes,    George    A., 

907   Shepherd   St..   Durham,   N.   C.   English 
Wilbur.  Karl  M.,  2404  Bruton  Rd.,  Durham,  N.  C,  Zoology 
Wilbur,   Leslie   C,   Rt.   3,   Hillsboro,   N.   C.    Engineering 
Wilder,    Pelham    Jr„ 

2525  Glendale   Ave..   Durham,   N.  C,  Chemistry 
William,    Wallace, 

921  Exum  St.,  Durham,  N.  C,  Engineering 
Williams,    J.    Wesley, 

206  Swift  St.,  Durham,  N.  C,  Engineering 54 

Williamson,    Marilyn, 

20    Meadowbrook    Dr.,    Durham,    N.    C,    English 
Williamson,    Robert    M., 

20   Meadowbrook   Dr.,   Durham,   N.   C,    Physics 
Wilson,  Frederick,  1020  Demerius  St.,  Durham,  N.  C.  German 
Wilson,    Kellogg    V., 

2515    Roxboro    Rd..    Durham.    N.    C,    Psychology 
Wilson,    Robert    R., 

717    Anderson    St.,    Durham,   N.    C,    Political    Science 
Winner,    Thomas    G., 

1813   Hillcrest  Dr.,  Durham,  N.  C,   Russian 66 

Withers.    Loren    R., 

No.    8    Duke   University   Apts.,    Durham,    N.   C,    Music 
Woody,    Robert    H., 

2648    University    Drive,    Durham,   N.   C,    History 
Woodyard,  Alma  L.,  Box  6966,  College  Station, 

Durham,   N.   C,   Physical   Education 
Young,  Charles  R., 

105   W.   Edgewood    Dr.,   Durham,   N.   C,   History 
Zener,    Karl    E., 

Sparger   Rd.,   Rt.    2,   Durham,   N.   C,    Psychology 
Zimmerman,    Robert    L., 

Box  2240,  Men's  Grad.  Center.  Durham.  N.  C.  English 

THE  SCHOOL  OF  NURSING 
Class    of    1956    Senior    Students — Degree    Program 

Ajac,  Donna   Marie,    1532  Zoreta  Ave.,  Coral  Gables,   Fla 145 


Atlanta,    Ga.. 


.140,   145, 


Bancker,    Belitje,    3810   Club    Drive,    N.    E 
Bullivant,    Beverly    Marlene. 

7939  Birchdale  Ave.,  Elwood  Park,  111 

Clarke,    Carol    Jane, 

169    Prospect    Ave.,   Stelton,    N.    J 

Forbes.    Wilhemina    Ann, 

240   N.   27th  St.,   Camp   Hill,   Pa 

Griggs,   Gayla   Maxine,   Poplar   Branch,   N.   C 

Harlan,    Patricia   Alice, 

731    Valleinsta  Ave.,   Pittsburgh,   34,   Pa 

Hedgecock,    Mary   Carlene, 

307  Starling  Ave.,   Martinsville,  Va 144, 

Hudson,    Judith, 

P.   O.   Box    1527,   Fort   Myers,    Fla 

Hunt,    Elizabeth    Anne,    Pleasant    Garden,    N.    C 

James,  Katherine  Bennett,  24  Tryon  St.,  Asheville,  N. 

Jester,  Sue  Dendy,  320  Hampton  Ave.,  Greenville,  S.  C 

McLean,  Nancy  Coppedge, 

713  W.  Warren  St.,  Shelby,  N.  C 140, 

Munro,    Jean.    118    Chester    St., 

Mourn  Vernon,  N.  Y 140,     142,   144,    145,   184, 

Oliver,   Elizabeth  Lutrelle,   Hamptonville,  N.  C 

Patrick,    Annette,    Raleigh,    N.    C 

Patelidas,  Katherine  Louise, 

18    Swannanoa    Ave.,    Asheville,    N.    C 145, 


C. 


Perrow,    Mary    Eggleston, 

1101   Broad  St.,  Altavista.  Va 145 

Pierce,    Sylvia    Irene, 

2789  Fieldstone  Lane,  Jacksonville,  Fla 145 

Plummer,    Lois   Elizabeth,   567    East    Main   St., 

Brevard,   N.  C 15,   141,   145,  375,  376 

Renick,  Jean, 

R.F.D.  No.    1,  Williamsburg,   Va 142,   143,    144,    145 

Sillmon,    Mary    Nell,    Route    No.    1,   Greensboro,    N.    C 145 

Smith.   Joann    Elizabeth, 

100  Konnoak  Ave.,  Winston-Salem,  N.  C...  14'; 

Smith,  Margaret  Louise,  Route  No.  1,  Henderson,  N  C  145,  2^2 
Stiles,   Marjorie   Irne,    106   Prospect  St.,  Summit,   N     J  U': 

Tate.  Virginia  Ann,  Route  No.  3.  Liberty,  N    C  145 

Teague,   Ann    Elizabeth,    Prentiss,   N.   C 14-> 

Thomas,   Jeenine.   Pineville,   W.    Va 14i 

Watkins,  Melba  Lee,   11   Leroy  St.,  Potsdam,  N.   Y.  14*; 

1956  Senior  Students — Diploma  Program 

Andrews.    Sarah, 

19th    Ave.    South    &    Ocean    Front,   Jacksonville,    Fla. 
Bischoff,    Nancy, 

204  Main  St.,  Hazelwood,  N.  C 140,   143,   145,  232 

Carr,  Celia,  Rocky  Point,  N.  C 145 

Cline,    Virginia,    36    Penn    Ave.,    Canton,    N.    C. 
Davis,  Shirley, 

1405    Ellison   Rd.,   Columbia,   S.   C 140,   142,   145 

Gerringer,  Mary  Lou,  Box  457,  Hazelwood,  N.  C 145 

Graham,  Audrey,  The  Training  School,  Vineland,  N.   J 145 

Hammett,    Margaret    Elizabeth, 

1206   Vickers   Ave.,   Durham,   N.   C 145 

Haynes,  Nancy  Jo,  115  S.  3rd  St.,  Albemarle,  N.  C.  144.  145 
Haynie,   Christene.    Route   No.   3.    Marshall.   N.   C.   .  145 

Patrick,   Annette    Marie,    1607    N.    Blount    St..    Raleigh.   N.    C. 
Rideout,  Marlene  Rhea,  2018  McCasland  Ave.,  Madison.  III..  145 

Small,  Sarah  Bradley,  Box  909,  Raleigh,  N.  C 145 

Walker,  Sandra  June,  Rockland  State  Hospital,  Orangeburg,  N.  Y. 
White,   Jeanine   Zee,    Box   446,    Pineville,   West    Va. 

1957  Junior  Students — Degree  Program 

Baughan,  Joann.  9   Beechwood  St..   Princess   Anne.   Md 146 

Bedell,  Phyllis  Meriden.  707  Glenn  Ave.,  Westfield,  N.  J.  146 
Bell,   Bobbie  Lynn,  725   N.   Edison  St.,   Arlington,   Va.  146 

Black.  Marcia  Caroline.  239  S.  W.  Third   Place,  Dania,  Fla.  .146 

Blinson,  Sybilene,   Box  563,  Wendell,  N.  C 146 

Brady,    Carol    Ann, 

7114    Woodland    Ave.,    Takoma    Park,    Md 140,    146 

Brown,  Joan  Claudette,   344  22nd  St.,   Dunbar,  W.   Va 146 

Chandler,    Patricia    Gayle, 

15  Bear  Creek  Road,  Asheville,  N.  C 146 

Chavis,  Jo  Anne,  2535  Selwyn  Ave.,  Charlotte,  N.  C 146 

Cochran,  Sarah  Ellen,  1630  Brandon  Road,  Charlotte,  N.  C...146 
Conant,    Linda   Anne, 

Old  Cornwallis  Road,  Box  77,  Route  No.  1,  Durham,  N.  C...146 
Craddock,   Russelline   Boone, 

R.F.D.  9,  Box  589,  Greensboro,  N.  C 146 

Deichmann,   Grctchcn    Elizabeth, 

818     East    Forest     Hills    Blvd.,    Durham,    N.    C 140,    146 

Dewein,   Sue   Annette,   Box   303,   Freeburg,   111 .146,  376 

Hdens,   Mary  Ann,  2138   Myrtle   Drive,   Durham.  N.  C 146 

Fmery,  Elinor  Mae,  Box   166A,  Route  No  2,  Deland,  Fla 140 

Ferman.  Dawn  Irene.  71    1st  Ave.  N..  Myrtle  Beach,  S.  C 146 

Ciallicnne,  Nancy  Helen,   15  Boxwood  St.,  Canton,  N.  C 146 

Goldsmith,    Marcella   Janet 

848   .Spring   Road,  Charleston,   W.   Va 146 

Greenwood,   Margaret  Suzanna, 

528    E.    Kingston    Ave.,    Charlotte,    N.    C 146 

Gregory,    Mary    Kalhryn, 

22  Woodbine  Ave.,  Little  Silver,  N.  J 146 

drier,  Shirley   Marion.  Route  No.    1,  Matthews,  N.  C.  146 

Hopkins,  Beverly  Belle,  19  Great  Hills  Rd.,  Short  Hills.  N.  J.  146 
Hough,  Patricia  Ann,   179  Beacon  .St.,  Hartford  5,  Conn.  146 

Ingalls,  Mary  Jo,  524  Ann  .St.,  Rockingham.  N.  (  .  143,  146 
Jessup.    Virginia    Carolina, 

Route    No.     2.     Pilot     Moiinlain,     N.     C.,  140.    141,    146 

Johnston,    Virginia    Appleby, 

Victory  Highway,  Lafayette,  R.  1 146 

Keller,  Katherine  Ann,  313  Vine  .St.,  Staunton,  Va...l46,  376 
LaRue,  Patricia  Porter,  1508  Canterbury  Rd.,  Raleigh,  N.  C.    146 

Lawhorn,  Emma  Jane,  Route  No.   1.  Timmonsville,  S.  C 146 

Lindgren,  Anne,  308   Phila.   Blvd..  Sea  Girt,  N.  J 146 

MacNary,  Sue  Anne,   165  Roxbury  Rd.,  Garden  City,  N.  Y.    146 

Peck,  Clara  Joyce,   State  .St.,   Madison,  W.   Va 146 

Rainey,  Erliene,  588  Harpersville  Rd.,  Warwick.  Va.  140,  I4(> 
Raught,  Carol  Cynthia.  2010  Bayvicw  Ave.,  Lewes.  Del.  14(1.  146 
Recce,    Beverly    June, 

140   Hibiscus   Drive,   Miami    Beach.   Fla 140.   146,   147 


Reich,  Mary  Eleanor,  611  Watts  Street.  Durham,  N.  C 

Schreiner,    Margaret    Avery, 

418   Pelican  Ave..   Daytona   Beach,   Fla 

Stark,    Mary    Ann    Holloway, 

311    Eastern   St.,  Greenville.   N.   C 140. 

Stewart,  Frances  Carol,  3305  Caroline  Place,  Alexandria,  Va.. 
Thomas,  Kathleen,  1101  Highland  Ave.,  Salisbury,  N.  C.  . 
Wayt.  Carol  Elizabeth.  300  Patton  Street.  Morganton,  N.  C. 

Wooten,  Lois  Gertrude,  85  Eunice  Ave.,  Worcester,  Mass 

Young,  Mary  Anne,  701   F  .Street,  N.  E.,  Washington,  D.  C. 


146 


1957  Junior   Students — Diploma   Program 

Brawley,  Frances  Ervin, 

Route  No.  2,   Mooresville,   N.  C 146,   147 

Brewer,  Marjorie  Anne,  209  McAden  St.,  Graham,  N.  C 146 

Chandler.  Jane.  34   Mason  Croft  Drive,  Sumter,  S.  C 146 

Churchill,  Nellie  Yvonne, 

726  Falls  Road,   Rocky  Mount,  N.  C 146 

Culver,  Sarah  Anita,  12-U  Lake  Village,  Wilmington,  N.  C...146 
Curl,  Florida  Ernestine,  320  West  Trinity,  Durham,  N.  C...146 
England,    Dorothy    Elizabeth 

R.F.D.  No.   1,   Marion,  N.  C 140,   146 

Hager,  Donna  Vee.  323   North  Street,  Burlington,  N.  C 146 

Hoffman.    Barbara    Joanne, 

711    11th   Street,   North,   Naples,   Fla 146 

Howell,  Nancy  Louise,  26  Morven  Road,  Wadesboro,  N.  C.  146 
Hunt,  Christia  Elizabeth,  1106  Eighth  Street,  Durham,  N.  C.  146 
Ingle,  Patricia  Anne,  1314  Mayfair  Road,  Raleigh,  N.  C  ,  146 
Ives.    Sallie    Page,    2246    Circle    Drive,    Raleigh,    N.    C. 

Meyer,  Gloria  Elsie,   124  Earle  St..  Elkins,  W.  Va 146 

Pardue,    Mary   Anne,    1009   First   Ave.,   Durham,   N.   C 146 

Parker,  Jean  Carolyn,    1012   Fair  St..  Camden,  S.  C 146 

Phillips,   Norma   Jean,   R.F.D.   No.    1,   Cameron,   N.   C. 
Quinn,   Edna    Bryan, 

5905   33rd   St..   N.W.,   Washington    15,   D.   C 146 

Rush,    Carolyn    Ann, 

1109  Jefferson   Davis   Highway,   Camden,  S.  C 146 

Smith,    Frances    Maxine, 

1067  South  Queen  Anne  St.,  Burlington,  N.  C 146 

Speaker,  Sharon  Lynn, 

4009'/2    Cherry    Ave.,    Wilmington.    N.    C 146 

Sullivan,  Eileen  Hilary,  148  Oak  Ave.,  Hemstead,  L.  L,  N.  Y..  147 
Thain,  Alma  Marguerite,  Route  No.    1.  Skyland.  N.  C...140,   146 

Thompson,   Loretta   Kay,   506   Park   Ave..   Ayden,   N.   C 146 

Tillette,  Tanya  Dawn,  Kitty  Hawk,  N.  C 146 

Tucker,  Betty  Gene,  207  N.  James.  Aberdeen,  Miss 146 

Whitley  Ann  Louise,  815  Wilmar  Drive,  Concord,  N.  C 146 

Worrall,  Joan.   Route  No.    I,   Bath,  N.  C... 146 

1958   Sophomore   Students — Degree   Program 

Allen,  Mary  Elizabeth, 

188   Lookout   Drive,   Dayton   9,   Ohio 140,   149 

Blum,  Judith  Julia,  P.O.  Box  554,  Winchester,  Va 149 

Bond.  Harriet  Ellen,  308  Beckford  Ave.,  Princess  Ann,  Md.  149 
Bredenberg,  Brita,  338  Plaza  Road.  Fairlawn.  N.  J.  141,  145 
Brcnnan,    Flora    Evelyn 

3735    Grovedale    Place,    Cincinnati    8,    Ohio 148,    149 

Brougham,    Betty    Louise, 

226   S.   Colonial    Homes   Circle,   Atlanta,   Ga. 148 

Brown,  Beverly,  3577  Avenue  Place,  N.W.,  Hickory,  N.  C...149 
Brueggeman,  Ann,  2614  Fleetwood  Ave.,  Cincinnati  II,  Ohio. 149 

Coen,   Marilyn   Ruth,    1    Wilmont  Ave.,  Washington,   Pa 149 

Crooks,  Martha,  6910  Wake  Forest  Dr.,  College  Park,  Md..l49 
Davis,  Janet  Lee,  Callc   12,  No.  57  Miramar,  Havana,  Cuba...  149 

Davis,  Nancy,  210  Woodrow  St„  Columbia.  S.  C 149 

Eld.   Barbara  Jeanne,  402    Ramsey  Ave.,   Hopewell,   Va 149 

Fennell,  Molly,   1901    Harper  St..  Newberry,  S.  C 149 

Finn.   Joan    Rac, 

2868  W.  Sulgrave  Oval,  Shaker  Heights  22,  Ohio 148,   149 

Freeman.  Elizabeth  Ann,  R.F.D.   1,  HendersonviUe,  N.  C 149 

Gardner,   Harriett,    1527-C   Almond  St.,   Balboa,  Canal  Zone.  149 

Ciardner,  Julia  Ann.  Route  No.  4,  Gastonia.  N.  C 149 

Hanger,  Barbara  Rrrlh.  1433  Windsor  Place,  Jacksonville.  Fla.  149 
llartcr.    Rose    Marie.   601    l.ibcrlv    Slrccl,    Iranklin.    Pa  36') 

Henry.    Marvlyn.    I').?    llalslcd    Road,    Mi/ahcth.    N.   J.  149 

Hill,  .Sarah   Hli/abelh,   Route  No.   2.  Sniilhfield,  N.  C 149 

Hillow.   Gail   Lucille 

3641    Van   Ness   St.,   N.W.,   Washington,    D,   C 149 

Hirdson,  Meredith,  P.O.  Box  1527,  Fort  Myers,  Fla 149 

Hrrtchison.  Joe  Anne.   1118  Portland  St.,  Greensboro,  N.  C...I49 

Kerr.   Rachel,    1207    Flora   St.,   Durham,   N.   C 149 

Korncgay,    Margaret    Ann, 

803   Buchanan   Blvd.,  Durham,  N.  C 149 

Lambert,  Barbara  Louise,  8  Hillside  Ave..  Winchester.  Mass.. .149 

Lambert.  Joan  Ciray.  Route  No.  4.   Mebane.  N.  C 149 

Logan.   Agnes  Wood.   29   Highland   Ave..  .Sumter,   S.  C 149 

Love,  Joyce  Ann,  310  Vance  Street,  Laurinburg,  N.  C 149 


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McLamb.  Patsy  Paige,  404  W,  Crantham  St.,  Goldsboro.  N.  <".  .149 
Mitchell,    Katherine    Lee. 

114  North  Church  St.,   Mount  Olive.  N.  C.  149 

Mullis,  Carol,   Midland,  N.  C 149 

Paul,  Ellen  Jane,   1979  Prospect  Street,  Sarasota,   Fla.  149 

Pfeiffer.   Frances.   2024   Prairie   Ave.,   Quincy,    III.  149 

Register,    Margaret    Ruth.    407    Main    St.,    Clinton,    N.    C 149 

Roper.    Carol    Ann. 

10  Orchard  Farm   Road.   Port  Washington,  N.   Y 149 

.Scholderer.  Ann  Louise.  18  Hamilton  Dr..  N.  Caldwell.  N.  J.  .149 

Sheffey.  Nancy  Elain.  3908   Handy  St.,  Lynchburg.  Va 149 

Shelor,  Mary  Alice,  115  West  Calhoun  St.,  Sumter,  S.  C 149 

Shepherd,    Kay    Lorraine, 

70.1   West  End   Blvd.,  Winston-Salem,  N.   C 149 

Speight,  Martha  Riddick,  337  Cedar  St.,  Suffolk.  Va..     I  .0,    149 

Sprague,    Dale    Parks.    Box    261.    Parksley,    Va 149 

Taylor,  Terry  Laura,  350  Graydon  Terrace,  RidgewooJ.  N.  J.  149 
Templeton.  Mary  Elizabeth.  Route  No.  1,  Matthews,  N.  C.  149 
Thompson,    Betty    Frances, 

221    N.  4th  Street.  Wilmington,  N.  C 149 

Van  Metre,  Nancy,  311  S.  George  St.,  Charles  Town,  W.  Va...l49 

Whiteside.  Sarah  Jane,   1506  Kent  St„  Durham,  N.  C 149 

Wilder.  Judy,   1542  Susquehanna  St..  Rydal.  Pa 149 

Wilson.    Lucy, 

Frog   Rock   Road,  Chippagua,   N.   Y 141,   149,  372 

Wilson,    Roberta    Esthel,    Brandywine,    Md 149 

Yontz,    Elizabeth    Wood. 

334    N.    Alabama    St..    Chrisman.    Ill 140.   149 

1959   Freshman   Students — Degree   Program 

Anderson,  Janet   Marie,  222   Bron.x  Ave.,   Pittsburgh  29,   Pa.   150 

Anthony.  Judith,  2804  Noyes  Ave.,  Charleston  4,  W.   Va 150 

Barcy,  Joan   Lee,  4219  2nd  Road,  North,  Arlington,   Va.  150 

Bass,   Jane  Gordon,   2812   Windsor   Ave..   Charlotte   3.   N.   C. 
Bennett,    Rita    Jane. 

2612   Lake   View   Drive.   Raleigh.   N.   C.     MO,   150 

Bidle,  Lei  Lani,  301    Bickett   Blvd.,   Raleigh,  N.  C 150 

Boggs.    Elizabeth    Dockum. 

861    Valley   View   Road.   Pittsburgh    16.   Pa 150 

Branch,  Barbara, 

1364  Pennington  Road.  W.  Englewood.  N.  J. 

Brandon.  Elizabeth.  McDonough.  Ga 150 

Broadway,    Patricia    Beatrice, 

706   White   Ave.,   W.   Columbia,   S.   C 150 

Byl.  Constance  Louise.  11   Midland  Ave.,  Glen  Ridge.  N.  J 150 

Carney,  Eleanor  Ann,  1479  S.W.  18  Ave..  Ft.  Lauderdale.  Fla..  150 
Chapman,    Joyce    Ann, 

132   Landing   Road,  .South,   Rochester    10,   N   .Y. 
Cheshire.    Nancy    Carolyn, 

CMR   332.    Box    160.   Charlotte.    N.    C 150 

Colglazier,    .Sarah    Jane, 

5027  Glenbrook   RoaJ,  N.W..  Washington,   D.   C. 150 

Collins.  Doris  Emmelyn.  4101   25th  St..  Arlington.  Va 150 

Cox,  Suella,  2512  Morganton   Road,  Fayetteville,  N.  C 150 

Datson,  Alyce,  712   Delaney   Park   Dr..  Orlando,   Fla 150 

Day,  Jane   Valentine,   603    Boulevard,   Wcstficid,   N.   J 150 

Davis,  Anne  Wilson,   P.O.   Box   229.  Odessa.   Del 150 

Dennett.  Sandra  I-ee,  701  N.  E.  16  Ave..  Ft.  Lauderdale,  Fla. 
Devol.  Frances  Ellen,  2524  Shroyer  Road,  Dayton,  9,  Ohio. 1 50 
Durham,   Jean   Glendinning, 

25    East    Cedar    St..    Merchantville    8,    N.    J 150.    151 

Fmbree,  Eleanor  Jane,  Route  1,  Sardis  Lane,  Matthews,  N.  C.  150 
Ferguson,   Virginia   Lee,  6654  Rutland  St.,   Philadelphia,   Pa.    150 

Fleming.  Ellen  York,  Route  2,  Herndon,  Va 150 

Fluharty,  Ruth  Ann,   1326   Fordham  Road,  Charlotte,  N.  C. 
Froneberger.    Rebecca    Dann. 

1408    Jackson    Road,    Gastonia,    N.    C 150.    151 

Frye.  Doris  Fdwina.  1429  Pinetree  Drive,  Charlotte  7.  N.  C  .    150 

Gamon.  Helen  Mae.  Qtrs.  20  N.A.A.,  Pensacola,  Fla 150 

Gustavson,    Dulcie    Charlotte, 

2921    Collier   Ave.,   Jacksonville,   Fla 150 

Hester,  Julia,   1704  Liberty  Dr.,  Greensboro,  N.  C 150 

Houck.    Doris    Elizabeth, 

1221    Delaware  Ave.,  Wyomissing.  Pa 150 

Hunsche,  Susan  Miriam, 

434    Hidden   Valley   Lane,   Cincinnati    15,   Ohio 150 

Hunsicker,    Nancy    Evelyn, 

5210   Bella  Vista   Road,   Drexcl   Hill,   Pa 150 

Jacoby,    Eugenie    Ruth 

77    Beacon    Hill    Road,    Port    Washington,    N.    Y 141,    150 

Jeranko,  Mary  Beth,  233  Woodland  Ave,  (  larksburg.  W.  Va.  150 
Klingensmith,    Louise    MacDowell, 

617   Zollinger   Way,    Mcrion   Station,    Pa.  150 

Lemperle,  Bette  Louise.  58  Oakridge  Ave.,  Nulley  10.  N.  J.  150 
Lippert,    Norma    Nell 

2005   Woodbrook   Drive,  Wilmington,   Del. 110.    1  M) 

MacNicol,    Margaret    Elizabeth 

1606    Riverview    Ave.,    Wilmington,    Del 140,    150,    151 


McCachren,  Betsy  Jane,  312  S.  Summit  Ave.  Charlotte   N.  C.    150 
McCormick.    Rosalie    Tunis. 

Wyam    Park    Apts.,    Baltimore     11.    Md.  150 

McCracken.  Jo  Anna,   R.F.D.   4.  Waynesville.   N.   C.  150 

Mallard,    Carolyn 

403   W.   Whitaker  Mill   Road.   Raleigh,  N.  C.  150 

Martin,  Lyda  Sue,  530  Smith  Place,  Ridgewood,  N.  J.  150 

Mattingly.    Mary    Mitchell, 

3701   Cumberland  St..  N.W..  Washington    16.   D.  C. 150 

Mazza.  Morma  Gail.  252  Irving  Place,  Pelham,  N.  Y 150 

Meacham,    Carolyn    Susan 

311    Alexander  Ave..  Durham.  N.  C 150 

Mull,   Marian   Rebecca, 

1004  W.   Highland   Ave..   Kinston.  N.  C 150 

Meldgaard.  Gail    Mae.   929   Lathrop  Ave.,   Racine,  Wis. 
Newcomb.   Gayle    Barton 

359  St.   Andrews  St..   Spartanburg.   S.   C 150 

Nichols.   Mary   Ruth,  Oxford  Orphanage,  Oxford,   N.   C 150 

Olsen,    Frances,   88-37    I6lst   St..   Jamaica,   N.    Y 150 

Ott.    Dorothy    Ann. 

Sedgely   Farms,   R.F.D.    1,   Wilmington,   Del 150 

Parker,  Ann  Elizabeth,  115  Lucky  Dr.,  Ormond  Beach.  Fla 150 

Phelps.    Rebecca   Irene,   204   Fairview   Road,  Gary.   N.   C 150 

Pyle.  Martha  Belknap,  89  Miriam  St..  Lexington.  Muss.    140.   150 

Rasmussen.   Marilee,   38   Valerie   Lane,   Danbury,  Conn 150 

Ritchie.    Virginia    Ida, 

6616   Georgia   Ave.   N.W..   Washington.   D.   C 150 

Rissler.  Nancy  Rose.   179  Sheridan  Ave..  Ho-Ho-Kus,  N.  J 150 

Robertson,   Mary   Ella,  Tryon   Road,   Rutherford,  N.  C 150 

Rohrhurst,  Barbara,  537  Watchung  Road.  Bound  Brook.  N.  J...  150 

Ross.  Carol   Jean,   316  Walnut   Ave.,  Charlotte.   N.   C 150 

Sayrem.   Mary   Frances.  334   Pear  Ave..   Hampton.   Va  150 

Schaiberger,    Anne    Carolyn. 

1016  Citrus  Isle,  Ft.  Lauderdale,  Fla 150 

Smithwick,  Joe  Moore,  Box  235,  Jamesville,  N.  C 149 

Starling.   Nancy    Rebekah.    Route    1.   Mt.    Ulla,   N.   C 150 

Steinfeldt,  Sally   Ann,  43   Harding   Road,   Rochester,  N.   Y 150 

Strowd.  Margaret  Ellen,  P.  O.  Box   132,  Pittsboro,  N.  C. 
Sydow.    Patricia    Ann. 

2730    Inverness    Road.   Shaker    Heights.    Ohio 150 

Thompson,   Anne   Spear,    102   Watson   St..   Windsor,   N.   C 150 

Vurgason,  June  Loree.  44  N.  Milburn  Ave..  Baldwin.  N.  Y 150 

Waldeck.  Gail  Marie,  301   Wouih  St..  S.  Charleston,  W.  Va...l50 
Walker,    Nancv    Eldridge, 

4    Bar    Beach    Road.    Port    Washington.    N.    Y 150 

Winfield.  Frances  Ann.   Route    I,   Pinetown,  N.  C...141,   150,   151 

1959   Freshman   Students — Diploma    Program 

Adams,  Kay  Fern,   137  School  St..  Oak  Hill.  W.  Va 150 

Apple.  Nancy  Lou.  514  Jones  St..  Burlington.  N.  C 150 

Brady.  Nancy  Arnold.  702   Buchanan   Blvd..  Durham.  N.  C..150 

Burgess.   Eleanor   Sue,    Box    111,    Benson,   N.   C 150 

Clevenger.    Sue    Ellen.    114    Smith    St..    Berryville.    Va. 

Conant.  Willa  Marion.  Old  Cornwallis  Road.  Durham.  N.  C.  150 

Curran.    Nancy    Alice 

131    McAlistcr  St..  Asheboro.  N.  C .- 140.    150 

Drake.   Patricia   Rodwell.   237   S.   Elm   St..   Asheboro,    N.   C.    150 
Gay,    Barbara    June, 

1101   Westbrook   Drive,  Charlotte  6,  N.  C 150 

Hensley,  Shirley  Ann,  24  .State  St.,  Marion,  N.  C 150 

Kersey,   Linda    Rhes.   921    Carolina   Ave.,   Bluefield,   W.    Va...l50 

Knoph.   Mary  Jane.   Route  4,  Box  397,  Aiken,  S.  C 150 

Lloyd.    Susan    Ellen, 

410   N.    Mildred   St.,  Charles  Town,   W,   Va 150 

Manuel,   Patricia  Gay,  8  Draper  Lane,  Warwick,  Va 150 

May,    Peggy    Joyce,    2606    Bullock    Drive,    Durham,    N.    C. 

Pennington.  Nancy  Lynn.   Box  206.   Mount   Hope.  W.  Va 150 

Register.    Sandra    Joann. 

Route    1.   Box   212,   Middle  Sound,   Wilmington.  N.   C.  150 

Riddick.    Sarah    Elizabeth. 

741    Westover   Blvd..  Elizabeth  City.   N.  C 150 

Smith.  Millicent  Covinton,  211  Tate  St..  Greensboro.  N.  C  .      150 
Sparrow,    Margaret   Ann,   Liberty   Hill    Rd..    Kinston,   N.    C. 
Tate.  Jane  Elizabeth.  402  N.  Cedar  St.,  Greensboro,  N.  C...150 
Tuckwood,  Gwynne   Elizabeth,   R.F.D.    1,   Maryland,   N.   Y.   150 
Warmolh,  Patricia  Sue.  3  Anne  Park.  Sumter.  S.  C. 
Warren,    Virginia    Ann, 

2905  Chamberlayne  Ave..   Richmond   22.   Va 150 

Whitley,  Elizabeth  Gray,  P.O.   Box  72.  Silcr  City.  N.  C 150 


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Alexander,  Alice  Hutchins, 

Cataloochee  Ranch,  Waynesville,  N.  C.  '58 

.Mexander.  Ann  Lyon,   1116  Juliana  St., 

Parkersburg.  W.   Va.,   '56 73,    157.   166. 

Alexander.  Judith  Morton. 

Cataloochee  Ranch,  Waynesville,  N.  C,  '56 

Alexander,  Sally  Mann, 

7200  N.   Dean   Rd.,   Indianapolis,   Ind.,  ^58 

Allen.  Janet  Louise. 

38  Hazelton  Dr..  White  Plains,  N.  Y.,  ^57 

Allen,  Pauline  Wynn,  4101   Bronson  Blvd., 

Kalamazoo,    Mich.,    '58 114, 

Alston,  Grace  Jackson,  Box  546,  Warrenton,  N.  C 

Alston.  Nora  Grant.  Littleton.  N.  C.  '57 

Altvater.  Kathleen  B..  771  York  St.,  Denver  6,  Colo. 
Altvater,  Margaret  Ann, 

771   York  St..  Denver  6.  Colo..  '56 

Amend.  Elizabeth  Clara. 

2208  Baynard  Blvd..  Wilmington  2.  Del 
Anderson.  Beverly  Archer. 

428  W.  2nd  St..  Washington.  N.  C,  '59 

Anjcrson,  Joan,  309  Elizabeth  St.,  Durham.  N 
Anderson.  Phebe  Lucille. 

15  Governors  Rd..  Brunxville.  N.  Y..  '57 
Andrew.  Mabel  Winnifred 

203  W.  2nd  St.,  Lexington,  N.  C„  '58.. 

Andrews.  Leilani  Russell. 

U.S.N.  Attache.  A. P.O.  676.  New  York.  N. 
Apple.  Etta  Lou.  206  Clayton  St..  Winston-Salem,  N.  C, 
Applebee.  Margie  Ann. 

1313   Whitby  Rd..   Richmond.  Va..  '58 114. 

Armentrout.  Jean  Beech. 

1020  Highmount  Rd.,  Pittsburgh  32,  Pa.,  '58 

Armfield,  Virginia  Anne. 

221    Hillcrest  Dr.,  High   Point,  N.  C.  '59 

Arn.  Shirley  Jo, 

258  Greenmount  Blvd..  Dayton  9,  Ohio,  "58 36, 

Arnett,  Margaret  Mary,  24  S.  Huffman,  Naperville.  III.. 
Atkinson.  Virginia  Storr. 

525    Thornwood    Lane,    Northfield,    III.,    '57 101. 

Auman,  Mary  Siceloff.  Rt.  3,  Durham,  N.  C,  '56 

Ausley,  Margaret  Anne, 

1410   Betton    Rd.,   Tallahassee,   Fla.,   '57 

Austin,  Betsy  Caroline.  203  Lee  Ave.,  Wadesboro,  N.  C 
Austin.  Mary  Ann. 

1128  Stillwood  Dr..  N..  Atlanta.  Ga..  '56 

Avera.  Patricia  Ann, 

927   Dartmouth  Ave..   Orlando,   Fla.,   '58 

Ayscue.  Nancy  Elizabeth, 

I  1 1    Norris   Rd.,   Alapocas.   Wilmington,   Del.,   '57 

Babb,  Donna  Kay, 

311    W.   Central   St.,   Sweetwater,   Tenn.,   "59 

Babcock,   Betsy   Main,   Reynolda,   N.   C,   '59 

Babcock,  Mary  Lou  Graham, 

8414  Galvestown  Rd..  Silver  Spring,  Md.,  '56. .37 
Bagley,  Martha  May, 

3520  Gilmer  Ave..   Montgomery.   Ala..   "59 

Bailey.  Judith  Anne. 

1312   East  Drive.  S.W..   Roanoke.   Va..   '58 

Baker,  Ardis  Anne, 

4430  Nichols  Ave..  S.W..  Washington  24.  D.  C, 
Baker,  Cynthia  Laverne, 

403    Hammel   Rd..   Greensboro.   N.   C.   "56 

Baker.  Diana  Lee. 

176  Encinal  Ave..  Atherton.  Cal..  '57 101.    166. 

Bansley.  Mary  Grace. 

206   Robin   Hood    Rd..   N.E..   Atlanta   9.  Ga..   '58 
Barclift,  Thelma  Cole.  1014  Monmouth  Ave., 

Durham.  N.  C.  "56... 73.    157.  229. 

Barger,  Nancy  Wayne, 

510  Church  Ave..   Kannapolis.  N.  C,  '56 

Barham.  Harriette  Ann. 

1924  St.  Mary's  St.,   Raleigh,  N.  C,  '57 


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Barker.  Barbara  Janelta. 
Oyster  River  Rd.,  Durham,  N 
Barksdale,  Barbara  Ann, 

237  Woodlawn  Ave.,  Decatur,  G 
Barrick,  Elizabeth  Staton, 

1305  Shepherd  .St..  Durham,  N.  C.  '57 
Barnes.  Ruby  G.  (Mrs.). 

507  R.   13th  .St..  Lumberton,  N.  C,  '58 
Barringer,  Katharine  C, 

1818   Park    Rd..   Huntington,   W.   Va.,   '58 114, 

Barrington,  Marjorie  C, 

Box    449,    Dillon,    S.    C,    '59 129,  263, 

Bartlett,  Phyllis  Mary,  27  Deerfield  Rd.,  Caldwell,  N.  J 
Batchelor,  Linda  Ann,  Box  333,  Nashville,  N.  C.  '57. 
Bates.  Ann  Salisbury, 

3700  Underwood  St.,  Chevy  Chase,   Md.,  '57 70, 

Baugh,  Jill  Ann,  1650  Queens  Road  W.,  Charlotte,  N.  C 
Bay,  Julia  Margaret, 

300  East    12th   St.,   Dover,   Ohio,   '58    114, 

Beacher,  Joan  Dorothy, 

425  Washington  .St.,  Frackville,  Pa..  "58 

Beal,  Mary  Lou,  ReJ  Oak,  N.  C,  '56 

Beattie.  Margaret   Fay, 

1304   Duplin   Rd..   Raleigh.  N.  C 
Becker.  Alethia  Ann   Hale. 

301  W.  Geer  St.,  Durham.  N.  C. 
Bedell.  Joan  Elizabeth. 

Sandia  Base  1029   10  Loop.  Albuquerque.  N.  M 
Beeson,  Nancy  Ruth, 

1009  W.   Market  St.,  Greensboro,  N.  C.  '56 74 

Bell,  Barbara, 

2624   Forrest   Way,   N.E.,   Atlanta,   Ga.,   '57  101 

Bell.  Carolyn  Kendra, 

426  Potomac  Ave.,   Hagerstown,   Md.,   '59 ... 

Bell.  Martha  Jane,  4000  Dover  Rd.,  Durham,  N.  C, 
Beman,  Frances  Whitaker, 

402  E.  Church  St.,  Laurinburg.  N.  C.  '59 

Bennett.  Barbara  Mimi  Ann, 

521    Shafor   Blvd.,   Dayton   9,   Ohio,   "59 

Best,  Virginia  Claire, 

1126    Buckingham    Ave.,    Norfolk,    Va.,    '57 106 

Bevans,  Sue  Marlene, 

2221   N.  MadLson  St..  Arlington.  Va..  '58---- 114,    182 
Bickett,  Caroline  P., 

1821   Glenn  Ave.,  Raleigh,  N.  C,  '58 

Bickhart,   Barbara  Jane, 

2758  S.  Peninsula  Dr.,  Daytona  Beach.  Fla..  '57.  101 
Bierbaum,  Janice  Rae, 

1099  N.  E.  96th  St..  Miami  Shores.  Fla.,  '58 

Bigelow.  Mary  Elizabeth. 

131    Pinecrest   Rd.,  Durham,  N.   C,  '59 

Biggers,  Helen  Patricia,  Market  St.,  Hertford,  N.  C 
Bishop.  Betty  Gayle, 

1300  Whitethorne,   S.   Bluefield,  W.  Va.,   '58 

Bishop,  Janice  Ruby, 

1319  Canterbury   Rd.,   Raleigh,  N.  C,   '57 

Black,  Barbara  Anne, 

Northway  Dr.  North  Hills.  Roanoke,  Va.,  '56 

Black,  Cynthia, 

Nelsonia,    Reynoldsburg,    Ohio,    '58 114,    173, 

Black,  Karen  Lee, 

3586   Lytle   Rd..  Shaker  Heights,   Ohio,   '58 

Blaisdell,  Margaret,  115  Coleman  Ave.,  Asheville.  N.  C 
Blankenship.  Mildred  C, 

2107  Dil worth  Rd.,  E.  Charlotte.  N.  C.  '56 
Blanton.  Lillian  Joan.  Crozer  Campus.  Chester,  Pa..  '59 

Bloom.  Nancy.   1050  N.  E.  86th  St..  Miami,  Fla.,  '5'^ 

Boaz,  Katharine  Slaughter, 

Qtrs.  W.  Naval   Hospital,  Bremerton,  Wash.,  '58 

Bole.  Laura  Virginia. 

7111     Fairfax    Rd..    Bethesda.    Md.,    '59 

Bolich,  Barbara   M.. 

3724  Hope  Valley  Rd..  Durham.  N.  C,  '59 
Booe.  Luetta  Navada,  923  Demerius  St..  Durh 
Booth.  Tricia  Ann, 

116   Beverly   Place,  Greensboro,  N.  C.   '57 

Bordeaux.  Elizabeth  Ann, 

819  Windsor   Dr..  Wilmington.   N.  C.   '58 

Boswell.  Loretto  Gertrude. 

171    Blackland   Rd..  N.W..  Atlanta.  Ga..  '59 

Bowden.   Anne    Moseley,    Faison.   N.   C.   '59 

Bowden.  Mary  Frances. 

210  Winston   Rd.,   Portsmouth,  Va.,   "58 

Bowen,  Hester  Kay,  P.  O.  Box  357.  Lake  City,  S.  C 
Bowen,  Marjorie  Ann, 

839  N.  E.  72  Terrace,  Miami,  Fla..  '58 

Bowersox.  Carolyn  Joan,  3339  Legation  St.,  N.W. 

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Bowles,  Nancy  Lucille. 

121  Brixton  Rd.,  Garden  City,  N.  Y.,  '57  101,  237  266,  359, 
Bowman,  Barbara  Anne, 

2114  Woodrow  St.,  Durham,  N.  C,  '59 
Bowver,  Susan  Lee. 

.S09  42nd  St..  Charleston.  W.  Va.,  '57 101,  266 

Bovd,  Barbara,  Still  Water  Rd.. 

Gibson    Island    Md..   '.^6  74.    157,    167,  262 

Boyle,  Rosa  Coke,  2404  Mcllonville  Ave.,  Sanford  Fla.,  '57 
Bozler,  Ruth  Flizabeth, 

203   Acton   Rd..  Columbus,  Ohio.,  '58 114,  270 

Bracey,  Frances  Louise, 

8  North  Rd.,  Circle,  Salisbury,  N.  C,  "58 114 

Bradley,  Ellen. 

1608   Oakcrest   Dr.,   Alexandria,   Va.,   '58 114,   185,  237 

Bradley,  Josephine  S., 

20  Wyman  St.,   West   Medford,   Mass.,   '58 114 

Bragg,  Carol,  Gray,  Georgia,  '59  129,  268 

Braudwell,  Mary  Alice,  Box  187,  Wendell,  N.  C,  '59  .129,  264 
Brewer,  Virginia  Lee,   1416  Scotland  Ave., 

Charlotte,   N.   C,   '57 101,   173,   176,  266 

Brian,  Betsy  Blanche, 

2111   White  Oak   Rd.,   Raleigh,   N.  C,  '59 129,  268 

Brian.  Lota  Leigh, 

2111   White  Oak   Rd.,   Raleigh,  N.   C,  '59 71,   129,  279 

Bridgwater,  Susan  Lou, 

Oak  Hill  Rd.,  Peninsula,  Ohio,  '57 164,  270 

Brigham,  Susan  Wood, 

5001    Hammock   Lake   Dr.,   Miami,   Fla.,   '57 257 

Brimley.  Carolyn  May. 

210  39th  St.   N.,   St.   Petersburg.   Fla.,   '58 114,  239 

Bringhurst.  Elisabeth, 

108  E.  Tallulah  Dr..  Greenville.  S.  C,  '58.  .114,  239,  247,  265 
Brokenshire,  Dartha  C,  Qtrs.,  C.  Naval  Air  Station. 

Memphis.    Tenn..    '59 129,    172,   271,  371 

Brooks,  Carolyn, 

1320  N.  Lake  Way,  Palm   Beach.  Fla.,  '58 114 

Brooks.  Laura  Louise,  Apex,  N.  C,  '59 129,  265 

Brooks,  Margaret  E.,  904  Arnette  Ave., 

Durham,    N.    C,    '58 114,   161,   165,   196,  265 

Brower,  Marilyn  Nancy, 

21  Bedford   Ave.,   Rockville  Center,   N.  Y.,   "57 270 

Brown,  Ann  Kimbrough, 

4409  Glenridge  St.,  Kensington,  Md..  "58 114 

Brown.   Betty  June  (Mrs.),   Lexington,   Mass.,  '56 74 

Brown,  Betty  Lynn, 

3617  Trimble  Rd..  Nashville,  Tenn.,  '56 74,  242,  265 

Brown.  Constance  Ann, 

112  N.  Galveston  St..  Arlington  3.  Va..  '59 129,  275 

Brown,  Lou  Ann, 

222   Burnham   Place,   Evanston,   111..   '59 ....129.  271 

Brown.  Madelaine  Judy, 

2216  Exmoor  Rd.,  Tampa  9,  Fla..  '59 121,  279 

Brown,  Tallulah  Ann, 

2216   Exmoor   Rd.,  Tampa  9,   Fla.,  '57 101,  278 

Brueggmann,  Margaret  L., 

2614   Fleetwood   Ave.,   Cincinnati,   Ohio,   '58 114,  270 

Brugh,  Judith  Elizabeth, 

82   Quinby   Ave.,   White   Plains,   N.   Y.,   '58 114,  239,  278 

Brunner.  Susan  Gabriella, 

786  Boardman  Rd.,  Aiken,  S.  C,  '58 114,   174,  239 

Bruton,  Alice  Burt,  Junior  Home,  Lexington,  N.  C.  '58  .114,  358 
Bruton,  Emma  Evelyn,  Junior  Home,  Lexington,  N.  C.  '57... 101 
Bryan,   Betty  Ruth, 

R.F.D.  5.  Box  307,  Goldsboro,  N.  C,  '57 101,  277 

Bryan,  Rosalie  Blanche, 

1104  Flizabeth  St.,  Durham,  N.  C.  '59 
Bryant.  Jo  Ann, 

6644    Roosevelt   Ave.,   Charleston,   W.   Va.,   '57 101 

Buggein,  Linda  Ann, 

1515   Sarria  Ave.,  Coral   Gables,   Fla.,   '59 129,  272 

Bunch,  Ruth  Dyeann, 

N.  Center  St.,  Statesville,  N.  C,   "59 129,  256 

Burney,  Lila  Katherine, 

738    North    Ave.,    Macon,   Ga.,   '56 74,   161,    188,  261 

Burns,  Opal  Marie,  134  Tenth  Ave.,  S.E.,  Hickory,  N.  C,  '57 
Burns,  Nancy  Carolyn, 

1010    Rozier   St.,    Lumberton.   N.   C,    '57 101.  253,  278 

Burns.  Patricia  Lee. 

220   Aberdeen   Dr.,   Middletown   20.   Ohio.   "58.    117.   253.   265 

Burton,  Nancy.   1926  E.  Seventh  St.,  Charlotte.  N.  C,  '58 117 

Byers,   Elizabeth    Alison, 

206  S.  Rd..  Lindamere,  Wilmington  3,  Del.,  '56  ...74,  249,  358 
Cain,  Elizabeth  Jean, 

62   Edgewood   Dr.,   Hohokus,  N.   J.,   '56 74,  277,  359 

Caine,  Helen  Anne, 

163   Gardner  St.,  Chattanooga,  Tenn.,   '56 74,  262 

Callaghan,  Nan,   16  E.  Walnut  St.,  Richwood,  W.  Va.,  '58... 117 


Campbell,   Mary   Elizabeth,  .Summersville,  W.   Va. 

Campbell,  Sheila  Perry,  Sunset  Ave.,  Clinton,  N.  C,  '58.  117,  265 

Campbell,  Vera  Bartlett, 

420  S.   Broadway  St.,   Redondo  Beach,  Cal„  "58 117,  266 

(  annon,  Laura  Lee,  86  F.  Milton  St.,  Freeport,  N.  Y.,  '59 129 

C  aprio,  Gioia  Anne,  74  Rowan  Rd.,  Chatham,  N.  J.,  '56  .74,  273 
Caracristi.  Judith  Z., 

172   Midland   Ave.,  Bronxville,  N.  Y.,  '59 129,  279 

Carle,  Carol   Mary,  Jones  Beach,  Wantagh,  N.  Y.,  '58 273 

C  arlyle,  Mary  Irving,  809  Arbor  Rd., 

Winston-Salem,    N.    C,    '58 78,   117,    157,  237,  238,  269 

Carmichael,  Judith,  Four  J.  Hill  Farm,  Leesburg,  Va.,  '59...  129 
C  arraway.  Emily  Lively, 

711    Hillcrest   Ave.,   Tallahassee,   Fla.,   '58 117,    185,  273 

Carrick,  Margelyn  P., 

262  Glenwood  Ave.,  East  Orange,  N.  J.,  '57 101,    165,  266 

Carrico.  Dorothy  Lee, 

703    Beech    Ave.,    Charleston,    W.    Va.,    "56 77,  274 

Carroll,  Noel,  Woodland  Rd.,  Anchorage,  Ky.,  "57 
Carson,  Jenny  White, 

820  Soundview  Dr.,   Mamaroneck,  N.   Y.,  '59 130,   166 

Carter,  Margaret  Lea,  232   Idol  St.,  High  Point.  N.  C. 
Carter,  Mary  Elizabeth, 

1118  Hillsboro   St.,    Raleigh,   N.   C,   '57  101.  260,  261 
Cashwell,  Dava  Agnes, 

2601  W.  Market  St..  Greensboro,  N.  C,  '59 130,  268 

Cason,  Lucinda, 

720  S.  Center  St.,  Thomaston,  Ga.,  '57 102,   248,  261 

Cathey,  Margaret  Anne, 

405   S.   Fayetteville   Ave.,   Dunn,   N.   C,   '57 102,  269 

Caudle,  Dorothy  Annette  (Mrs.), 

531   E.  Broad  St.,  Westfield,  N.  J., 
Caviness,  Elizabeth  K.,  913  Vance  St.,  Raleigh,  N.  C,  '58 
Chamberlain,  Margot, 

5  Douglass  Lane,  Kirkwood  22,  Mo..  "59.    .130,  239,  267 

Chambers,  Sally  Ann, 

112  E.  74th  St.,  New  York  21,  N.  Y.,  "58 63,    117,  359 

Chappelle,  Janet  Montez, 

7344   Dale   Rd.,   El    Paso,   Te.xas,   "57 102,    158,  265 

Chase,  Jo  Ann, 

6  Orchard  Parkway,  White  Plains,  N.  Y.,  '58 117,  273 

Chedester,  Nancy  Lynn, 

809   Enderby   Dr.,  Alexandria,   Va..   '58 117.   206,   257 

Chesson,  Marion  Requa, 

2006  St.  Mary's  St.,  Raleigh,  N.  C,  '57 102 

Child,  Mary  Alice, 

2  Winter  Quarters  Dr.,  Pocomoke,   Md.,   '59 71,   130,  271 

Choate,  Jane  Dickey, 

1119  W.    Henderson,    Salisbury,    N.    C,    '57 102 

Chronaki,  Bessie,  1008  Flora  St.,  Durham,  N.  C. 

Church,  Mary  Eltinge,  Southgate,  Bronxville,  N.  Y.,  '59. 130,  271 
Clapp,  Julia  Edwards, 

309  E.  Raleigh  St.,  Siler  City,  N.  C,  '58 117,  272 

Clark,  Kathryn  Elizabeth, 

Box    275,    Elizabethtown,    N.    C,    '57 102,  358 

Clark,  Nancy  Sarah, 

3904  Legation  St.,  N.W.,  Washington,  D.  C,  '58 117 

Claunch,  Margaret  Lynn,  119  N.  Central,  Somerset.  Ky.,  '56 
Clay,  Florence  Messick,  301  Ferguson  Ave.,  Warwick,  Va.,  '56. .77 
Clayton,  Lynette  Guy  (Mrs.), 

919  Academy  Ave.,  Ahoskie,  N.  C,  "57 77,  260 

Cleave,  Carol  Annette, 

303  17th  St.,  Wilmette,  111.,  '59 130,   166,   184.  267 

Coard,  Nancy  Barbara, 

304  Paddington    Rd.,    Baltimore,    Md.,    '57 102 

Cobb,   Dorothy   Elizabeth,   Box   166,   Erie,   III.,   '57 102 

Cochran.  Constance  Avery, 

Quarters   154,  Ft.  Lewis,  Washington,  '56 77,  274 

Cofer,  Mary  Louise,  Tucker,  Ga.,  '57 102 

Coffman,  Ruth  Ann, 

1733  Coral  Gardens  Dr..  Fort  Lauderdale,  Fla.,  '56 77,  244 

Coker,  Betsy  White, 

2515  Windsor  Rd..  Columbia,  S.  C,  '57 102,  262 

Collins.    Jeanne    Goodall, 

R.F.D.    2.    Cedartown.    Ga.,    '58 117,  254 

Colville,  Elizabeth  Ann, 

4100  Belle  Vista  Dr.,  St.  Petersburg,  Fla.,  "57 
Compton,  Joyce  Leslie, 

162  Canterbury  Dr..  Charlotte  7,  N.  C,  '59 
Cone,  Carolyn  Nail, 

335  Manor  Rd.,  Douglaston,  N.  Y..  '59 130,  272 

Cone,    Julia    Ann,    Saluda,    S.    C.    '58 117,   184 

Cooke,  Mary  Harrison,  Franklinton,  N.  C,  '56 77 

Cooper,  Carol  Ann, 

13  Cottage  Place,  Nutley,  N.  J..  '58 117,   185,  243,  278 

Cooper,  Elizabeth  G.. 

240  Charles  St.,  Henderson,  N.  C,  '59 130,  267 


Cooper,  Tamra  Irvin, 

111    W.   Evans   St.,   Norfolk,   Va.,   '58 117,  239 

Corney.  Elizabeth  Blair, 

246  Audley  St..  South  Orange,  N.  J.,  "58 117 

Corpening,  Anne  Hodges, 

R,F.D.   1,  Granite  Falls,  N.  C,  '51 102,    161 

Costin,  Kathleen  Ann, 

117  N.  E.   16th  St.,  Ft.  Lauderdale,  Fla.,  '57 266 

Couchman,  Patricia  Kay, 

5828  Joyce  Way,  Dallas,  Te.\as,  '58 117 

Councill,  Martha  Hardin, 

224  Councill  St.,  Boone,  N.  C,  '56 77,   161,    162,   278 

Cowles,  Alice  LaRue, 

3915    Montevallo    Rd.,    Birmingham,    Ala.,    '57 102,  254 

Cox,  Carol  Meyer  (Mrs.), 

2404  Vesson  Ave.,  Apt.  9,  Durham,  N.  C,  "57 
Cox,  Elsie  Norrell  (Mrs.),  905  Lambeth  Cr.,  Durham,  N.  C. 
Crain,  Barbara  Jean, 

2744  Brandywine  St.,  N.W.,  Washington  8,  D.  C  "58..  1  17,   262 
C  randall,    Virginia    Lee, 

Wolfeboro,    N.    H.,    '56 77,    182,    183.    184,  229,  262 

Cranston,    Luanne    Anita,    135    Wedgewood    lane, 

Haddonfield,  N.  J.,  '56 77,    167,  209,  210.  242 

C  raven.  Faith, 

600   Fairview   Dr.,    Lexington,    N.   C,    '58 117.   262 

(raw ford,   Margaret  P., 

421  W.  Walker  Ave.,  College  Pk.,  Ga.,  '59 130,   268 

C  rawford,  Nara  Lee  S., 

1412  Conway   Rd.,  Orlando.   Fla.,  '59.   130,   186 

Creadick,  Anne  Elizabeth, 

1200   Anderson    St.,    Durham,    N.    C,    "59 130,    196.   260 

Crinkley,  Mildred  Stewart, 

Bragg   St.,   Warrenton,    N.    C,    '58 117,    164,  239 

Cross,  Melissa, 

5950  Park  Rd.,  Cincinnati  27,  Ohio,  '59 130,   172 

Crossley,  Jean  Gay, 

19339   Riverview  Ave.,   Rocky   River,  Ohio,  '59.  41,    130,  272 
Crowley,  Sue  Ann, 

2021    Lanier  Dr.,  Silver  Spring,   Md.,   '58 117,   267 

Crutchfield,  Doris  Higdon,  803  Fourth  .St.,  Spencer,  N.  C,  '56 
Culton,  Gladys  Cater, 

2323   Sharon   Rd.,  Charlotte,  N.   C,  '58 117,   239 

Cumming,  Llewellyn,  720  Maupas  Ave.,  Savannah,  Ga.,  '57.     102 
Currence,   Nancy   Ward,    15th   Ave.,   Marlinton,   W.    Va.,   '58 
Cushman,  Nancy  Ruth, 

2901    7th   Ave.,  N.,   St.   Petersburg,   Fla.,   '59 130,    156 

Cuttino,  Sarah  Hammond, 

207   Broad  St.,  Sumter,  S.  C,  '58  22.   196 

Dai,    Meiling,    2404   Perkins    Rd.,    Durham.    N.    (  ..    '59    130.  360 
Dail,  Virginia  Dare,  316  Arlington   PI..   PoMsmouth,  Va. 
Dally,  Carolyn  Ann,  45   High   St.,   Monroe.   N.   >  ..   '58    117,  262 
Danehower,    Barbara    L., 

6220     Fairhill     St.,     Philadelphia,     Pa.,     '59 130,  360 

Daniels,    Joan    Florence, 

518    S.W.    18th   Ct.,    Fort    Lauderdale,    Fla.,    '56.77,   165,  278 
Daughtry,    Annie    Mabel, 

Forest   Rd.,  Clinton,  N.   C,   '56 77,  269 

Daughtry,   Sarah    Rebecca, 

131     N.    Columbia    St.,     Milledgevillc.     Ga.,     '56 77,   269 

Davidson,    Sally    Ann, 

42    Aberdeen    Dr.,    Greenville,    S.    C,    '59  130,    172,   256 

Davis,    Betty    Jane, 

1413  Garland   Dr.,   Greensboro,    N.   C,   '56 77,  278,   279 

Davis,    Elizabeth    Bailey, 

4006  Underwood  St.,  Chevy  Chase,  Md.,  '58    16,  71,    117,  278 
Davis,  Elizabeth  Hale, 

2248    Cranford    Rd.,    Durham,    N.    C,    '56  77,  242,  278 

Davis,  Elizabeth  Jane,  2623  University  Dr.,  Durham,  N.  C,  '58 
Davis,    Janet    Wilkinson, 

1509    Northfield    St.,    Greensboro,    N.    C  ..    '56  78,    166 

Davis,   Jean   Garnett, 

2921    .Seminary    Ave.,    Richmond,    Va..    '59  130.   263 

Davis,  Martha  Clyde,  Room  304,  Faculty  Apis..  Durham,  N.  C. 
Davis,    Ruth    Elma, 

10    Roy    Place,    Valhalla.    N.    Y.,    '57 198,  254 

Davis,    Shirley    Anne, 

102   W.   Woodridge   Dr.,   Durham,   N.  C,   '57 102 

Davis,    Sylvia    Annette,    701    Seigic    Ave.,    Apt.    120, 

Charlotte,    N.    C,    '56 78,   157,   161,  229,  235 

Davis,  Wilda  Ann,  419  E.  Ward  .St..  Douglas,  Ga.,  "59  130 

Davis,    Willene    Catherine, 

.Sandavis    Box    247,    Southern    Pines,    N.    C..    '59  130.   275 

Dawson,  Grayce  B.  (Mrs.), 

1912    University    Dr.,    Durham.    N.    (  . 
Day,    Betty    Winslow, 

304    Karen    St.,    S.    Charleston,    W.    Va.,    '59     256.   359.  370 
Dean,    Janet    Marion, 

185    Main    St.,    E,    Northfield,    Mass.,    '57 102,  261,  359 


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DeHart,  Jane  Sherron,  Box  61.  Bryson  City,  N.  C,  '58 
DeLaski,  Nancy  Panossian  (Mrs.), 

4501     18th    .St.,    N.,    Arlington,    Va.,    '56 

DeLong,    Nancy    Kate, 

180  Wildwood  Ave.,  Upper  Montclair,  N.  J.,  '59. 
Denbo,    Frances    Wayne, 

1640  N.  Harrison  St.,  Arlington,  Va.,  '56 78, 

Dennis,    Nancy   Triplett, 

1728  Buena  Vista,  Winston-Salem,  N.  C,  '56 78, 

Dent,    Lois    Marilyn, 

2129   21st   .Street,   Nitro,   W.    Va.,   '56 78.  242,  256, 

Derbyshire,  Jane  E.,  University  Apts.  H3C,  Durham,  N.  C, 
DeRienzo,  Eleanor  Theresa, 

58  Tenafly  Rd.,  Englewood,  N.  J.,  '59 

Dickinson,    Jean, 

2555   Third   Ave.   N.,   .St.    Petersburg,    Fla.,   '58. .117,  239, 
Diggs,    Nancy    Patrice, 

Box   364,   Hampton,   Va.,   '56 

Dinwoodey,    Judith    Austin,    7200    Meadow    Lane, 


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Dixon,    Anne, 

2300    Park    Place,    Evanston,    111 
Doan,    Ellen    Virginia, 

4935    Olentangy    Blvd.,    Columbus,    Ohio,    '58 

Doane.   Sara    Elizabeth, 

64    Belleclaire   Ave.,    Longmeadow    6,    Mass.,    '58 

Dolwick.    Gail    Marie, 

23699    Stanford    Rd.,    Shaker    Heights,    Ohio,    '57 

Dort,  Dorothy,  3466  Gulfmead  Dr.,  Sarasota,  Fla.,  "56 
Doughton,    Jo    Custis, 

402    D    Street,    N.    Wilkesboro,    N.    C,    '58       

Doughton,  Sudie  Hunt,  2313  Wilson  St..  Durham,  N.  C. 
Douglas,    Addie    Jane, 

2209  Wheat  St.,  Columbia,  S.  C, 
Dowell,    Mary    Louise, 

310  W.  Dudley  Ave.,  Westfield,  N.  J 
Dowling,  Mary  Ann,  148  Highland  Rd 
Dovle,    Jamie    Laura, 

Qtrs.  1  Naval  Air  Sta.,  Pensacola, 
Drawbaugh,     Harriet     Jane, 

3C  Cedar  House,  Tremont  Apts.  Allentown,  Pa„  '59 
Drechsel,   Patricia   Lou, 

Route  2,  Bainbridge  Rd.,  Solon.  Ohio.    57 

Dudley.    Carolyn    Sue, 

112   Ridgecrest  St.,   Lenoir,  N.   C,   '57 

Dumont,    Maryann    Barrett, 

163    Brixton    Rd.,   Garden   City,    N.    Y.,    '56 
Dunlap,   Elinor   Ragland, 

5    Edmondson    Ave.,    Lexington,    Va.,    '59 
Dunlap,    Susan    Rebecca, 

2515   Seneca   Valley   Rd.,   Louisville.   Ky.,   '59 
Dunlevy,  Barbara  lone,  2159  Lemay  Ave.,  Detroit.  Mich 
Dunn,   Josephine   Alice, 

217  W.  Catawba  Ave.,  Mt.  Holly.  N.  C. 
Dunn,  Musette  Kitchin, 

125  Church  .St.,  Enfield,  N.  C,  '59 

Dunnagan,  Frances  Bunn  (Mrs.), 

1903  House  Ave.,  Durham,  N.  C. 
Eagle,    Ellen    Watt, 

804    Anderson    .St..    Durham.    N.    C.    '59 130 

Eagle.    Tolora    Anita, 

3101  B.  North  Main  .St.,  High  Point.  N.  C,  '59 
Earle,  Audrey,  Qt.  A  Naval  Base,  Newport,  R.  I..  '56 
Eason,    Patricia    Blanche, 

54   Holmehurst    Ave.,    Baltimore   28,    Md.,   '58 
Eberhardt,   Jane    Marie, 

24  Parkview  Place,  Malverne,  N.  Y.,  '57 

Ebsary,    Patricia    Lee, 

319    Mendoza   Ave.,   Coral   Gables,    Fla,,   "58 
Edgar,  Jean  Byers,  Woodlawn  Farm,  Ellicott  City,  Md 


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Edgerton,    Shirley    Sue,    Fletcher,    N.    C. 
Edson,    Priscilla    Irene, 

4520    31st    St.,    S.,    Arlington    6.    Va..    '59 130. 

Filer.    Elizabeth    Ann. 

2856  W.  First  St..  Winston-Salem.  N.  C.  '56         78.   260. 
Elliott,    Diane    Sullivan, 

West    View    St.,    Forest    City,    N.    C.    '58  118, 

Elliott,  Gertrude  Hermie,  116  Glad.stone  St.,  Whittier,  N.  (  . 
Ellis,  Betty  Sue,  3824  San  Juan  St.,  Tampa,  Fla.  '56  78. 
Ellis,    Martha    Louise, 

512    Lawrence   Ave..   Westfield.   N.   J.,   '58 118,   165, 

Ellsworth,    Harriet    Lee, 

7516  Glenriddle  Rd.,   Bethesda    14.  Md..  '56 

English,  Mary  Elizabeth, 

R.R.    1,  Box  31,  Perrysburg,  Ohio,  '59 

I  rwin,  Susan  Ann.  543  Great  Falls  St..  Falls  Church,  Va.,  '57. 
Eskridge,  Mary  Lois,  2054  Hastings  Dr.,  Charlotte,  N,  C,  '59. 


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Evans,    Mary    Ann, 

1910   Court   Street.    Pueblo.   Colorado,    '.sy. 
Eyster,    Mary    Elaine. 

1.36    Rathton    Rd..    York.    Pa..    ■.'i6 
Fairgrieve,    Nancy    Jane, 

222    Birch    Ave.,    Pittsburgh    34.    Pa..    '5;i 
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Little    Hotel,    Henderson,    N.    C,    "58 
Felson,    Dorothy   Ann,    1535    Alexandria    Place, 

Jacksonville,     Fla.,     '57 15,    102,    161,    162, 

Fennell,   Susan   Earle.  4817   Davenport   St..   N.W., 

Washington    16,   D.   C,   "58 118, 

Fernando,    Marion    Bruce, 

Box   128,  Lago  Colony,  Aruba.  N.  W.   1..  '58 
Finegan,    Anne    Trayton, 

535     10th    St.,    Drive    N.W..    Hickory.    N.    C, 
Finnegan,    Dorothy    Ann, 

2408    Sanford    St.,    Alexandria,    Va.,    "58 
Fisher,  Hilda  Virginia,  Box  553,  Roxboro,  N.  C.  '57 
Fitzkee.  Archie  Lou,  522  Lancaster  Ave,,  York,  Pa.,  '59. 
Flanagan,    Clara    Belle. 

207    East    Church,    Farmville,    N.    C.    '59 1 

Flannery,   Ellen   French, 

3701    Durango  Ave.,   Coral   Gables,    Fla.,   '58 

Fleming,    Jane    Aline, 

2307    Anderson    Dr.,    Raleigh,    N.    C.    '56 

Flounders,    Hannah    E., 

605   Cleverly   Ave.,  Jenkintown,    Pa..   '59 

Flynn,    Kathleen    Elizabeth, 

Quarters    E    Boston    N    C.    Boston.     Mass..    '59 1 

Foard,    Barbara    Ramseur, 

319    Woodside    Place,    Lenoir,    N.    C 
Folkman,    Betty    Ann, 

123    S.    Elm    St.,    Asheboro,    N.    C,    '59 130,   172 

Ford,  Charlotte  Ruth,  2101  Englewood  Ave.,  Durham,  N.  C 
Ford,    Margaret    Anne, 

3976   Tuxedo    Rd.,    Atlanta,    Ga.,    '56 

Forrester,    Sherri    Rhoda, 

1415    Dock    St.,    Wilmington,    N.    C,    '58 
Forte,    Sarah    Frances, 

2209  Pembroke  Ave.,  Charlotte,  N.  C,  '59. 
Foster,    Julia    Adair, 

303    S.E.    13th    St.,    Ft.    Lauderdale.    Fla., 
Fowler,  Frances  Elaine.  P.  O.   Box   1  16.  Rod 
Francis,   Dorothy   H.,   Durham,   N.   C,   '57 
Freeman,   Barbara   Ann.   206   Park   Drive, 

Tuckahoe,    N.    Y.,    '56 81, 

French,   Anna    McLester, 

3005    Highland    Ave.,    Birmingham,    Ala., 
French,    Mary    Ann, 

663    Maryland    Ave.,    N.E.,    Washington.    1 
French,    Mary    Roberta, 

950    Arbor    Lane,    Jacksonville,    Fla.,    '56. 
Friend,    Susan    Ruth, 

710   Hast   71st   St.,   Indianapolis   20,    Ind.,   '59 

Gaines,  Kathleen  H.,   15  Park  Ave,.  Brevard.  N.  C., 
Gamble.    Betsy    Brandon, 

604   Hillcrest   Dr.,   High  Point,   N.  C,  '56 

Garrard,  Janice  Carolyn, 

3378    Habersham    Rd.,    Atlanta,    Ga.,    '58 

Garrard,  Patricia  Ann, 

1614  Maryland  Ave.,  Durham.  N.  C,  '56 

Garratt,  Joan,   Box   133,  Rt.  3,   Marion,  N.  C,  '59  . 
Gay,    Marjoric    Anderson, 

6958    Tonty    Ave..    Chicago    30.    III.,    '57 
Gcbcl,    Kristin    Lee, 

980  Lakemont  Dr..  Pittsburgh,   Pa..  '56 
Gcitner,   Martha    Hardin, 

520  5th  St.,  N.W.,  Hickory,  N.  C,  '59 

Gerard.  Jean,   104  Virginia  Ave.,  Roxboro,  N.  C,  '58  . 
Gerlough.    Diane   Clare, 

111   Lincoln  Ave.,  Highland  Park.  N.  J.,  '56 
Getzendanner,    Sarah    Ann, 

336  Miller  .St.,  Winchester,  Va.,  '57 
Gibbons,  Elizabeth  Lynn.  610  Ott  .St.,  Harrisonburg.  Va.,  '58 
Gibbons,  Virginia  Anne,  415  Entwistle  St.,  Hamlet  N.  C,  '59 
Ciibson,    Alice    Dunlap, 

4300    Monroe    Rd.,   Charlotte,   N.   C.   '58 

Gibson,  J'Neele  Smoak,  Rt.  2,   Bennettsville.  S.  C.  '57.164. 
Gibson,   Jeanne   Craig, 

629    Hamilton    St.,    Roanoke    Rapids.    N.    C,    '58 

Gibson,  Margaret  Baxter.  Sandy  Ridge,  N.  C,  '57 


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Giffhorn,    Ann. 

Rt.  4,   River  Rd.,  Chagrin   Falls,  Ohio.   '59  130.   267,  359 

Gilbert,  Jo  Ann  (Mrs.),  300  Chapel  Hill  Rd..  Durham.  N.  C. 
Giles,    Judity    Virginia, 

13  Oakland  Park  Blvd.,  Pleasant  Ridge.  Mich.,  '59        130,  265 
Gill.    Joanne    Weekes, 

803    Rivershore   Rd.,  Elizabeth  City,   N.   C.   '58    118.    186.  254 
Gilliland,    Gertrude    Elizabeth, 

4930  Morven  Rd.,  Jacksonville  10,  Fla.,  '59 132,   256 

Girand,    .'\nn. 

268   Canterbury   Rd.,   Westfield,   N.   J.,   '56 81.    165,  274 

Gleason,   Joan    Margaret, 

1612    Clio    Ave.,    Cincinnati    30,    Ohio.    '59 .132,    172,  271 

Glenn,   Doris    Elizabeth, 

816    Mangum   St.,   Durham,   N.   C,   '57 105,   157,  269 

Glover,    Patricia    Augusta, 

509    E.   Center   St.,    Nashville,    N.    C,    '59 
Goebel,    Marjorie    Lee, 

1115    N.   Geo.    Mason    Dr.,   Arlington,    Va.,    '58 
Going,    Mary    Ann, 

2408     McGregor     Blvd.,     Fort     Myers,     Fla..     '58 118.278 

Goldstein,  Suzanne  B., 

55    Alleghany    Rd.,    Hampton,    Va.,    '58 118.  258 

Gordon.    Patricia    Orr. 

1108  W.  Front  St.,  Burlington,  N.  C,  '57 105 

Gott.   Elizabeth  Carr,  213   Hampton   Rd., 

Pittsburgh    15.    Pa..   '58 118.   165,   173.  237.  270 

Gould,    Harriet    Mackay,    22531    Westchester    Rd., 

Shaker    Heights,    Ohio,    '56 81,    165,    172,    173,  257 

Grady,   Anne  Joyner,   Box   382,   Four   Oaks,   N,   C,   '57 
Grady,    Carol    Maree, 

Khakum    Wood,    Greenwich.    Conn.,    '56 81,  277 

Graham,    Susan    Elizabeth, 

1102  Spring  Garden  St.,  Greensboro,  N.  C,  '59. 132.   184.  267 
Grandt.    Marilyn    Ann.    28    Huntington    Rd.. 

Garden    City.    N.    Y..    '58 40.   118.  266.  267.  371 

Granholm.  Fredlynne  Alice.  P.  O.  Box  452.  Seguin.  Texas.  '56  .81 
Grant.    Elizabeth   Clark. 

710    Lancaster   Dr..    Orlando.    Fla..   '59 

Grant.    Sally    Lou, 

1425    Audubon   St..   New   Orleans    18.    La..   '57 
Gray.    Sarah    Virginia, 

124    Pinecrest    Rd.,    Durham,    N.    C,    '56 

Gray,  Elizabeth   Dial,   P.  O.   Box   94,  Laurens,  S.  C 
Gray,    Helen     Louise, 

287   Forest   Hill   Rd.,  Toronto,  Canada,  '58 
Green,    Anne    Gibson, 

1503   N.   Fillmore  St..  Arlington,  Va.,  '58 
Green.    Marilyn    Huxley. 

Old   Forge    Rd.,   Lima,    Pa.,   '57 

Green,    Nancy. 

20    Dickinson    Rd..    Darien,    Conn.,    '59 132, 

Greene,  Frances  Metzger  (Mrs.), 

208    Buchanan    Blvd.,    Durham,    N.    C. 
Greene,  Judith.  1107  E.  Broad  St.  E.\t.,  Statesville.  N.  C 
Greene,  Sandra  Ann.  27  N.   18th  St.,  East  Orange,  N.  J 
Gregg,    Patricia    Anne, 

3924    Madison   Ave..   Greensboro.   N.   C,   '57 

Gregory,    Jacquelyn, 

809    Brightwaters    Blvd.,    St.    Petersburg.    Fla.,    '59 
Grigoleit.     Margaret    P., 

110    E.    Elm    St.,    Greenwich.    Conn.,    '59  132, 

Grissett,    Priscilla    Ann, 

11920  Union  Turnpike,  Kew  Gardens   15.  N.  Y..  '57      105, 
Grosz,  Carolyn  Lydia. 

1416  Dorset  La.,  Philadelphia  31,   Pa.,  '59  132.  : 

Groth.    Karolyn   Jean, 

2143    Sycamore    St.,    Bethlehem,    Pa.,    '58 118, 

Groves,  Jean  Abney,  1002  Hillside  Lane,  Gastonia,  N.  C.  '56 
(iruber,  Janet  Suzanne,  1 1 1  Cedar  St.,  Jenkintown,  Pa.,  '59. 
Grueninger,   Susana    Beaird, 

23     Prospect    Ave.,    Valhalla,    N.    Y.,    '59 184, 

Guild,    Barbara    Linn, 

506    E.    41st    .St.,    .Savannah,    Ga.,    '56  81,    186,  243, 

Ciunn,    Ann    Newman, 

Box    128,    Yanceyville,    N.    C.    '58 118. 

Ciuyer.  Mary  Elizabeth  3845  Beech  Ave.,  Eric.  Pa 
Hadley,  Ann.  550  E.  Broadway.  Danville,  Ind 
Hadley,    Martha    Emily, 

408    W.    Fifth    St.,   Greenville.    N.    C,    '56     81. 
Hauler,    Sarah    Swann, 

2^20  Forest  Wood  Dr„  Durham,  N.  C,  '59 
ll.ihn.    I  li/abeth    Baxter, 

Ho\    :s5.    Ft.    Hancock,    N.    J..    '59 

Hale,   (  lara    Katheryne.   3448    23rd   St.,   S.E.. 

Washington    20.    D.    C.    '58 1 

Hale.   Wanda   Eileen. 

1226  Fifth  Ave.,  N.,  Texas  City,  Texas,  '59 


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Hall.    Grace    Arlyne, 

10  Dunbarton  Rd..  Wollaston  70.  Mass 
Hall,  Marilou  Fortune.  Damascus,  Va., 
Hammaker,   Lydia   Ellen, 

N.    Church    St.,    Thurmont,    Md.,    "56 
Hampton.    Linda    Carolyn, 

3520    Roxboro   Rd..    Durham,   N.   C, 
Hamrick.   Barbara   Virginia, 

P.  O.  Box  757,  Gaffney,  S.  C.  '59 

Hanev,    Anna    Elizabeth, 

210  Whitefoord  Ave..   N.   E.   Atlanta. 
Haney,   Lila    Brent, 

114   Military   St.,  Oxford,   N.   C,   '56. 
Hanes,    Elizabeth, 

2101   Malvern  Rd.,  Charlotte  7.  N.  C. 
Hanford,    Mary    Elizabeth, 

712  S.  Fulton  St.,  Salisbury,  N.  C,  "58 
Hargrave,    Eva    Hackney 

103     W.     First    Ave..    Lexington,     N. 
Harrill.   Patsy   Elizabeth,   Polk   St..   Pineville,   N.  C 
Harrington,   Stella  Jane,   421    Second  St.,   Marietta,   Ohi( 
Harris,  Elizabeth,  219  Surry  Ave.,  Elkin,  N.  C,  '56  ...70. 
Harris,   Jacqueline   Ann, 

Rt.   2,   Saunders  Sta.   Rd.,   Pitcairn,   Pa.,   "58 

Harris,  Jessie  Moffat,  Rt.   1,  Wheeling,  W.  Va.,  '59 

Harris,    Martha    Rae,    754    Pee    Dee    Ave., 

Albemarle,    N.    C,    '57 105,  207,  262, 

Hart.    Alice    Elinor, 

3558    Brookside    Rd..    Toledo,    Ohio,    '59 

Hart.   Elizabeth   Frances,    1930  Georgia   Ave., 

Winston-Salem,   N.   C.   '58 118, 

Hart,   Julia    Drane, 

Rt.  1,  Duke  University  Rd..  Durham,  N.  C,  '57.. 
Haskett,    Jane    Ann 

504    Fulton    Ave.,    Rochester,    Ind.,    '58..    

Hatcher.    Barbara   Ann.    18   Channel   Dr., 

Wrightsville    Beach,    N.    C,    '56 13,  35,  82,    157, 

Hatcher.    Nora    Susan. 

404  Clay  St..  Hamlet.  N.  C,  '59 

Hawkins.    Alix    Madge. 

127  Pocahontas  Place.  Hampton.  Va..  '57. 105.  188. 
Hazen.    Sally    Lee. 

1809    Virginia    Rd.,    Winston-Salem.    N.    C 
Heizer,    Sidney    Isabel, 

1320  Arnette   Ave..   Durham,   N.   C.   "57... 
Helmer,    Elizabeth    R.. 

17   Wakeman   Rd..    Darien.   Conn.,   '59 

Henderson,  Harriet  W..  Valley  Green  Farm. 

E.    Shawment     Ave..     Philadelph 
Hendrix.    Muriel    LeGrand, 

144   Pinecrest    Rd.,   Durham,   N.   C,    '59. 
Herb.    Barbara   Arundel, 

Rt.    1.    West    Leesport,    Pa.,    '58 

Hermes.  Doris  Jean,  905  Jefferson  Cr.,  Martinsville,  Va., 
Herndon,    Alice    Carol, 

223  Pineview  Rd.,  Durham,  N.  C.  '58.121,  173, 
Herndon.  Elaine,  223  Pineview  Rd.,  Durham.  N.  C.  '58 
Herr.    Ursula    Sieger. 

80    Elmwood    Ave.,    Waterbury,    Conn.,    '57 105, 

Herrman,   Virginia   Mason, 

820  Oakwood  Ave.,  Dayton  9,  Ohio,  '59 

Hess,  Carol  Margaret.  3807  Kanawha  St., 

Washington    15,    D.    C.    '58 121, 

Hester,  Betty  Letitia.  Post  Chemical,  Ft.  Carson.  Colo. 
Hester.    Martha    Elizabeth, 

641     Forest    Hills    Rd.,    Macon,    Ga.,    "58 . 

Hicks.   Margaret   Ann, 

117    Rockwood    Ave.,    Rockwood,    Tenn.,    "58 

Higginbotham,    Mary, 

713  MacLean    Ave..    Kenilworth.    III.,    '58 

Higgins,  Audrey,  6  Joy  Street,  Boston,  Mass,,  '58. .37, 
Highsmith,  Linda  Way,  10  Ivy  Lane,  Baxley,  Ga.,  '59... 
Hildreth,   Marilyn   Jane. 

102     Bent    Lane,    Newark,    Del.,    "57 105, 

Hill,   Constance   Joanne, 

17    Highland    Ave.,    Rowayton,    Conn..    "58 

Hill.    Nancy    Kent, 

1000    Arbor    Rd.,    Winston-Salem,    N.    C.    '59 

Hill,   Roberta   Susan, 

3470   Whitfield   Ave.,   Cincinnati.   Ohio..   '57 

Hinnant.  Judith  Ann, 

3380   Norwood   Rd.,   Shaker   Heights.   Ohio,   "59 

Hinterhoff.    Mary    Trabue. 

219   College   St..    Leaksville,   N.   C,    '59 

Hirschfeld,    Elizabeth    M..    (Mrs.), 

250  S.  Main  St.,  Mooresville,  N.  C,  "56 
Hiss,  Nancy  Leah,  50  Cumberland  Ave..  Asheville.  N.  C 


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Hochreiter.    Mary    Grace, 

108    University    Ave..    Bulfa 
Hodges,    Sarah    Jane, 

354   Kimberly  Ave..   Asheville,   N.   C,   '57    105,   165,  257,  359 
Hohman,    Elaine    Margery, 

208   Kemah  Rd..   Ridgewood.  N.  J.,  '56 82 

Hollister.    Claire    Gaines, 

551     N.E.,     107    St.,    Miami.    Fla.,    '56 82.  261 

Holloway,    Joanna    Martin. 

1102   Englewood  Ave.,  Durham,  N.  C,  '59.71,   132,  275,  362 
Holm,  Roberta,  640  S.  Highland  Ave.,  Merion.  Pa.,  '59.  .132.  268 


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Holman,   Billic  Jean,   Box    105,   Rt. 
Holsclaw,    Lynn    Lovell, 

3900    Virginia   Ave.,   Charleston,   W,    Va.,   '59. 
Holsinger,   Carolyn   Ruth, 

1423   Woodland   Dr.,   Durham,  N.  C,  '58 121,   173,   239 

Holt.    Jennie    Lee. 

3714    Vermont    Rd..    N..   Atlanta,   Ga.,   '58 .121.    184.  262 

Holtgren,   Barbara   Marie,  530  Elm  St.,  Westfield,  N. 
Hood.    Elizabeth,   4604   S.   Third    St.,   Arlington,    Va..     58 
Hopper.    Caroline   Guerrant, 

661    Valleyview  Rd.,   Pittsburgh   16,   Pa 
Hovater,   Sarah   Frances, 

818  Alameda,  Orlando,  Fla.,  '56 

Howard,    Kay,    316    Montrose    Dr., 

S.    Charleston    3,    W.    Va.,    '59 

Howe.  Shirley  Lillian  (Mrs.), 

130     Maxwell    PI..    Tampa.    Fla.,    '57 
Howell,   Ann,   280   Wilkinson   PI.,   Memphis,  Tenn. 
Huey,    Marion    Virginia, 

501  S.E..  25th  Ave.,  Ft.  Lauderdale,  Fla.,  '57.105,  266,  374 
Huggin,    Elizabeth   Anne, 

310    E.    Marion    St..    Shelby,    N.    C. 
Humphrey.    Christian, 

2271     Mimosa    PI..    Wilmington,    N.    C. 
Hundley.    Ann    Meredith. 

600    Oxford    Rd.,    Bala    Cynwyd,    Pa., 
Hunter,  Ann,   103  Ridgeway  Dr..  Greensboro,  N.  C, 
Hunter.    Barbara. 

Ill    S.    Ridgeley    Rd..    Norfolk.    Va.,    '57 105.  253,  291 

Hurst,   Lillian    LeDare, 

1126    South    Beltline,    Columbia.    S.    C.    '57.   105,    165,  257 

Husbands,  Cecilia  Anne,  Box  915,  Chapel  Hill,  N.  C,  '59 
Hyman,    Carol    Ann, 

117    West    Ross    St.,    Wilkes    Barre,    Pa..    '59 132,  258 

Hynes,    Rose    Carolyn,    318    Oak    Lane, 

Richmond    26,    Va..    '58 121,   196,  239,  265 

Ingram,    Lois    Kathryn, 

2538  Queenston  Rd..  Cleveland  Heights  18,  Ohio,  '58...  121,  266 
Inman,  Judith  Ann,  7573  S.  W..  47  Court.  S.  Miami,  Fla.,  '57. .257 
Irons,    Marian    Frances, 

160    Summit    Ave.,    Upper    Montclair.    N.    J..    "59... 
Irvine,    Linda    Poe,    3918   Dover   Rd., 

Hope    Valley,    Durham,    N.    C.    '58 121, 

Jacobs,  Marianne,   1426  Talbot  Ave..  Jacksonville.  Fla.. 
Jacobson,    Louise, 

307   Lake  Martha  Dr..  Winter  Haven.  Fla.,   "58 

James,    Marilyn    Margaret, 

110   Johnson   Ave.,    Malverne,   N.   Y.,   "59 

Jarrett,   Geraldine   Yvonne, 

897  Race  St.,  Sunbury,  Pa.,  '58 121,  239,  261 

Jessee,  Audrey  Dale,  1310  Radcliff  Ave.,  Lynchburg,  Va„  '57. .105 
Jett,   Saville,   318   St.   Dunstans   Rd., 

Baltimore    12,    Md.,    "56 85.   162.  274,  275 

Johnson,    Alice    Gale, 

314    Moorfield    Dr..    Talladega,    Ala..    '57 105,  262 

Johnson,    Alma    Francine,    Cameron,    N.    C,    "56 85,   187 

Johnson,  Betty  Rue,  704  Worley  St.,  Monroe,  N.  C,  '56 85 

Johnson.   Carolyn, 

Wood   Nymph   Trail.    Lookout    Mt.,   Tenn..    '57.  106.   161,  269 
Johnson,  Dorothy  Jean,  Holt  Lake  Rd..  Smithfield,  N.  C.  "57    106 
Johnson.  Edwina  David.  852  Louise  Cr.,  Durham,  N.  C. 
Johnson,    Elizabeth    Patton, 

5201    Carillo  Ave..   Norfolk.   Va..   "58 121 

Johnson.    Frances    Faison, 

421    Transylvania   Ave..   Raleigh.   N.   C   "59 132 

Johnson.   Joanna.   Box   236,   Varina,   N.   C.   '59 132 

Johnson,  Marilyn  Ann,  Briarwood  Rt.   1,  Clemmons.  N.  C  '56 

Johnson,  Myrtis  Boone,  Box  549,  Red  Springs,  N.  C,  '56 85 

Johnston.  Anne  Levesque.   Birdeye,  Arkansas.  '57 105,  274 

Jones,    Anne    Holcombe,   Carbon,    W.    Va.,    '58 121,  278 

Jones,  Frances  Nell,  917  College  St.,  Oxford,  N,  C,  "56 85 

Jones,    Juanita    Nile, 

Box    233,    Balboa    Heights,    Canal    Zone.    '59 132,  279 

Jones,    Judith    Ann, 

Rt.  2,  Box   1255,  Fox  Chapel   Rd..  Pittsburgh  38.  Pa.,  "56 
Jones,    Judith    Hannah    Lee. 

6354   Grand    Vista.    Cincinnati    13.    Ohio.    "58 121,    164 


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Jones,    Margaret    Virginia, 

625   W.  Club   Blvd..   Durham,   N.   C,   "59 132 

Jones,  Mary  Ellen,  2338  Riverview  Ave..  McKeesport,  Pa..  '59   132 
Jordan.    Anne    Rankin,    Cedar    Falls,    N.    C,    '.sy  106.  266 

Jordan,    Elizabeth    Leigh. 

813    Vickers   Ave..   Durham.   N.   C.   '.SS 121,    166,  237,   257 

Jordan.    Gladys    Mona, 

828   The   Parkway,   Mamaroneck,   N.   Y.,   '59 132 

Jordan,    Patricia   Ann,   26   Oak   St., 

Bloomfield,   N.   J.,   '57 85,    161,  242,  262,  380 

J  Udell,    Anne    Marie, 

11    Mason   Ave..   Webster   Groves    19.    Mo..    59 132 

Kameny,    Doris, 

8512    65    Drive.    Forest    Hills.    N.    Y..    '58.   .        121.  253.  258 
Kasler.    Judith    Barbara, 

3521   Bull  St.,  Savannah,  Ga.,  '56.85,    182.    183.    186.  229.  258 
Kearns.   Adalyn    Sherwood. 

907    Rockford    Rd.,    High    Point,    N.    C.    '57 106,  243 

Kearns,   Jane   Edgerton, 

P.  O.  Drawer   1939,   High  Point.   N.  C,  '59 132,  206,  256 

Keenan.    Evelyn   Louise, 

905   Farragut  St..  N.W..  Washington    11.   D.  C.  "57 106 

Keever.    Nancy    Ann. 

140    Bost    St..    Statesville.    N.    C.    "59 132.   196 

Keim,    Charlotte    Sue, 

643    North    Blvd.,    Cape    Girardeau,     Mo.,    "59.132,    156.  359 
Keister.  Virginia  Dare.  711  Castle  St..  Wilmington.  N.  C.  '58 
Keller,    Ann     Beeson, 

22200  S.  Woodland  Rd.,  Shaker  Heights,  Ohio,  "57 278 

Kelley,    Sarah    Campbell, 

34    Exeter    St.,    West    Newton,     Mass.,    "59 121.   132 

Kellum,  Olive  Long  (Mrs.), 

806   W.   Club    Blvd.,   Durham,   N.   C,   "56 

Kelly,  Sarah  Lee,   Bo.x  277,  Lillington,  N.  C,  "58 261 

Kendall,  Shirley  Marlene,  Box  33.  Kipling,  N.  C,  "59 132,  260 

Kennerly,  Anne   R.,   Ragland  Rd.,  Newtown.  Ohio.  '59    132.  275 
Kent.    Eleanor    Jean,    4    Chester    Rd., 

Norton     Heights,    Conn.,    "56 85,    163,  277,  361,  363 

Kerns,    Patricia    Ann. 

197    Royal    Palm    Dr..    Ft.    Lauderdale.    Fla.,    "59 132,  271 

Ketner,    Carolyn    Deane, 

329    Maupin    Ave.,    Salisbury,    N.    C,    "57 106,    161,  262 

Ketner,    Janet    Stokes, 

185  Washington  Lane,  Concord,  N.  C,  "58 121,  269 

Keves,    Harriet    Linnie, 

29   Golf   Rd..    Plymouth,   N.   C,   "59 132,  260 

Killian.    Carole    Page. 

153  20  33  Ave..  Flushing.  N.  Y..  "56 85.  265 

Killian,  Kay  Allen.  153  20  33  Ave..  Flushing,  N.  Y..  "56 85 

Kimzey.    Patricia    Ann, 

113    Park   Ave.,    Brevard,   N.   C,    "58 121,  278 

Kinden,    Mona   Jean, 

526   Hampshire   Rd.,   Drexel   Hill,   Pa..   "56 85.   268,  269 

King.  Audrey  Whittemore,  P.  O.  Box  402.  Graham.  N.  C. 
Kinneman,   Kay  Ann.   236  W.   North,  Greenfield,   Ind..  "59..    132 
Kinser.    Patricia    Louise, 

234   West    Main,    Danville,   Va.,   "58 121,   173,  267 

Kirkpatrick,  Jane,  228  Commerce  St.,  Kingsport,  Tenn.,  "56.165 
Kiser,  Jessie  Propst  (Mrs.),  40  Eastclift  Dr.,  Concord,  N.  C,  "57 
Knight,    Nancy    Lee, 

3    Oglethorpe    Rd.,    Charleston,    W.    Va.,    "59 134,  271 

Knowles,  Joan  Birdie,  312  Margaret  U..  Key  West,  Fia.  "59..  .134 
Koesy,  Lucy  Juliette,  3441  N.  V.  16   i  err.-ice,  Miami,  Fla. 
Kohler,    Ulrika   Dorothy, 

3323    Gallatin    Rd.,   Toledo    6,    Ohio.    "57 161,    162,  270 

Kraus,    Sally   Ann, 

2930   Parkside   Lane,   Harrisburg,   Pa.,   "58 258 

Kristunas,  Lucille,  121   Dickson  St.,  Duryea,  Pa.,  '57 
Kuhn,  Martha  Anna,  Wilson  Rd.,  Rt.  1,  Durham,  N.  C,  "56 

Kurlbaum,  Susan,  Broadalbin,  N.  Y.,  "57 106 

LaBoon  Sarah  Langley.  5407  N.   18th  St.,  Arlington,  Va.,  "57 
l.aliberte.    Leila    Marie. 

6980    Carlyle    Ave..    Miami    Beach.    Fla..    "58 121.  278 

Land,    Carol    Jeanette. 

2221  8th  Ave.  W.,  Bradenton.  Fla.,  "57 106 

Landis,  Ruth  Gower  (Mrs.),  435  Cutler  St.,  Raleigh,  N.  C,  "57 
Lang,    Joan    Elizabeth. 

43    Oxford    Blvd.,     Pleasant     Ridge,    Mich..    "59 134.  263 

LaRue,    Joy    Ann.    Wauchula,    Fla..    '57... 106.  253.  261 

Lassiter.    Jeri    Wynne. 

Box  547.  Morehead  City.  N.  C.  '59 134.  275 

Lassiter,   Gail, 

112    Stratford    Rd.,    Winston-Salem,    N.    C,    "57.106,   165,  266 
Lassiter,    Helen    Marie, 

5007  Gratton  Ave.,  Richmond  24,  Va.,  "56 86 

Latham.  Suzanne,  418  W.  2nd  St.,  Washington,  N.  C,  '57 106 

Latimer,   Ellen  Jones.    1432  8th  St.,  New  Orleans,  La.,  "59.. .275 


l.auer,   Ellen   Rebecca,  Smallbrook  Lane,  York,  Pa..  "56 
Lawrence.  Dorothy.  411   W.  Lenoir  Ave.,  Kinston,  N.  C.  "56  86 

Lea,   Roberta   Edna,   Box  825,  Lynn  Haven,  Fla.,  "59 134 

League.  Elizabeth  Anne,  Box  661,  Warrenton,  N.  C,  '58. 121,  261 
Leamer.    Vivian    Gaye, 

21    Canoe    Brook    Pkwy.,    Summit,    N.    J.,    "59. 134.  256.  359 

Lee.  Carolyn   Powell.  811   Third   St..   Durham,  N.  C,   '59 134 

Lee,  Mary  Frances, 

Apt.  3,  316  S.  Gregson  .St.,  Durham,  N.  C,  '58 121,  277 

Lee,    Patricia, 

80   Sagamore    Rd.,    Bronxville.   N.    Y..   "59 134.  275 

Lee,   Rebecca   Ann,   Box   589,   Dunn,   N.  C,   "59  121,  263 

Leibowitz,  Roslyn  Leigh,  1010  Palm  St.,  Ocala,  Fla.,  "58  121,  258 
Leigh,  Linda  Ann,  910  N.  College  St.,  Kinston,  N.  C.  "57.  86.  278 
Leonhardt.   Joan    Frances. 

25   Wisconsin   Dr..  Chenango   Bridge,   N.   Y.,   "57 86 

Lerro,    Margaret    Anne, 

834    Manhattan    Ave.,    Dayton    6,    Ohio,    '57, 106,  359 

Lewis,   Sara    Hawthorne, 

117  Glen   Parkway,   Hamden,  Conn.,  "58 261 

Libby,    Roberta    Lois, 

4711   Windom   PI.,  N.W..  Washington    16,  D.  C,  "58. 121,  258 
Liebrecht,   Claudia   A., 

23    Longridge   Rd.,    Manhasset,   N.   Y.,   '59.134,    172,  271,  373 
Lightner,  Marian  Takemoto  (Mrs.), 

45    Eena   Lane,   Wailuku   Maui,    Hawaii 
Lindquist,    Shirley    Joyce, 

252   State  St.,   Albany,   N.   Y.,   '57 106,    159,  244,   262 

Lindsay,   Sarah  Ann.   Box   621.   Lewisburg,   W.   Va.,  '59 134 

Linnemann,    Adelia    Park, 

591   Parkview  Dr.,  Burlington.  N.  C.  '58 121 

Linsert.    Marguerite    H.. 

E.   Tenn.    State   College.   Johnson    City,   Tenn..    "59 134 

Livengood.    Margaret   A., 

801    Hammond    St.,    Rocky    Mounl.    N.    C,    "58  121,  274 

Locke,   Margaret   Jean, 

911   N.   Hamilton,   High   Point,  N.  C.  "58 121 

Lofquist,  Judith,  Avenida  Rio  Branco   18, 

Caixa   Postal   4374,   Rio  de   Janeiro,    Brazil,   "57 ...266 

Long,  Alice  Osborne,  Apt.  S  2,  810  Demerius  St.,  Durham,  N.  C. 
Long.  Suzanne  Stuart, 

320  S.  Lamar,  Roxboro,  N.  C,  "58 121,  263 

Looper,  Shelbia  Jean,  515  Main  St.,  Charleston,  W.  Va.,  "58....121 

Low,  Ann   Padgett.  500  Hampton  St..  Laurens.  S.  C.  "57 86 

Lowndes.    Mary    Baker. 

2016    Club    Blvd..    Durham.    N.    C.    "56 24.  86.  266 

Lucas.    Alice   Conway. 

830   Queens    Rd.,   Charlotte,   N.   C,   "59 134,  255 

Lundmark.    Karen    Florence, 

2016   Southwood   Rd.,   Birmingham.   ."Ma.,   "58 121 

Lusby,    Lucinda    Taylor, 

2809    Erie    Ave.,    Cincinnati.    Ohio,    "59 134,  267 

Lyon,    Marianna    Elizabeth, 

1010   Dacian    Ave.,   Durham.   N.   C.    "57 106.  276 

Lyon,    Marilyn    Jean, 

72  Gables  Ct.,  Beanconsfield  W.,  Quebec,  Canada.  "58  .184,  270 
Maclvor,    Virginia   Cox, 

804    W.    7th    St.,    Marysville,    Ohio.    "59. .134.    172,    184,  271 
MacLeod,    Jean    Armina, 

2602  36  St.,  N.W.,  Washington  7,  D.  C,  "57 86 

Magee,  Phyllis  Ann,  48   Berkshire,  St.  Louis,   Mo.,  "57 86 

Mahanes,    Martha    Ann, 

925  E.  Jefferson  St.,  Charlottesville,  Va.,  "57 106,    161 

Mainsel.    Diana    Rae, 

2106    Hamill    Ave.,    Clarksburg,   W.    Va..    "57 106,  260,  261 

Malmar,  Constance  M..  9  Townsend  St..  Glen  Head,  N.  Y..  "58 
Mann.  Beverly  Dwire.  Rt.  2.  Box  63,  Durham,  N.  C.  "58. 122,  247 
Manning,  Marie  Joyce,  P.  O.  Box  109,  Williamston,  N.  C,  ■59..134 
Mansfield,  Charlotte  Hoey  (Mrs.). 

131  Brookhill  Rd..  Shelby.  N.  C 86,  269 

Marcom.    Claire    Burdick. 

4686  Ortega   Blvd..  Jacksonville.  Fla..   "57 106.   157,  375 

Margulies,    Karen    Ina. 

Merber   141    E.  88th  St..  New  York  City.  N.  Y..  "59. 134.  258 
Marshall.    Ann    Rosecrans. 

956    Elder    Lane.    Jacksonville.    Fla..    '58 257 

Marshall.    Virginia    Hunter, 

432    Elmwood    Ave..    Lynchburg.    Va..    "59 134,  255 

Marshall,    Patricia    True, 

1207  E.   Mulberry  St.,  Goldsboro,  N.  C,  '56 86,  278 

Martin,    Carolyn    C  hoate. 

Highland  Country   Club,   Fayetteville,   N.   C.   '57 106 

Martin.    Elizabeth    P.. 

215  Piltsboro  St..  Chapel  Hill.  N.  C.  '59 134.  268 

Martin.    Grace    Jean, 

55  Woodland  Park  Dr.,  Tenafly,  N.  J.,  '57 106,   174 

Marvin,    Helen    Rebecca, 

145   Wayne  .St.,   Beaver,   Pa.,   "58 122,  262 


Mason.   Ann   Efird, 

2137  Queens  Rd.  E.,  Charlotte.  N.  C.  '58 

Mason,    Edna   Carson, 

1620  Hertford  Rd.,  Charlotte  7,  N.  C,  '57 10f>. 

Mason.   Nancy   Glidden,   5305   Hampden   Lane. 

Bethesda.    Md.,    '56 86.  253,  254. 

Massey.    Anne    Amelia, 

4300  23rd   Rd.,  N.,   Arlington,   Va.,   "59 134, 

Mathis,    Sylvia    Dawn, 

725    Mllledge   Cr.,    Athens,    Ga.,    '57 109.   159. 

Mawhinney.  Cynthia,  c/o  Post  Engineer.  Ft.  Campbell.  Ky.,  '58 
Mayberry,    Marilyn. 

15500  Warkick.   Detroit   23.   Mich..   "56 

Mayers,    Judith    Drayton, 

3415  So.   1st  St.,  Jacksonville  Beach,  Fla..  "59        134,    172, 
McAnally.    Wanna    Mary. 

1020  Ferndale  Dr..  High  Point.  N.  C.  '58  122. 

McBride.    Patricia    K.. 

Marvelle    Rd..    Fayetteville,    N.    Y..    '56 89.    157. 

McBroom.  Betty  Ruth,  923  Buchanan  Blvd.,  Durham,  N.  C,  "5 
McCall,    Dorothy    Robbins, 

318   Sunset   Cr.,    Lookout    Mtn.,   Tenn.,    "58 122,   163. 

McCamey,   Meade, 

Standard  Vacuum  Oil  Co.,  Karachi,  Pakistan,  '58 

McCauiey,  Phyllis  Jean,  2106  Sunset  Ave.,  Durham,  N.  C. 
McClement,  Lee,  Rivermere  Alger  Court, 

Bronxville,    N.    Y.,    '57 161,    164, 

McConnell,    Amanda    Lee, 

202   Waverly   Way,   Greensboro,   N.   C,   "58 122.  243, 

McConnell,   Hilda   Ann, 

1408   Saulter   Rd.,   Brimingham   9,   Ala.,   '59 134,    1X6, 

McCord,    Virginia    Lynn, 

1704   Windsor   Ave.,    Bristol.   Tenn.,    "57 

McCormick,   Mary   Louisa, 

78    Warwick    Rd..    Muncie.    Ind.,    '57 109, 

McCurdy,  Elizabeth  Ann,   15  Sagamore  Rd.,  Wellesley  Hills 

82,    Ma.ss.,    '56 70.  89.    166.    182.    183,    184,  229,  235, 

McDougal,   Charlotte   Ann, 

807     Pennsylvania     A.,    Spindalc,     N.     C,     '58 122, 

McDowell,    Berma    Lucretia, 

3328  Runnymede  PI.,  N.W..  Wash.   15.  D.  C.  '57 ^ 

McDowell.    Jessie, 

4319  Cliff   Rd.,   Brimingham,   Ala,,  '59 134, 

McFaddin,    Judith    Virginia, 

Esso    Gebouw,    The    Hague,    Holland,    '59. 
McGranahan,   Julia    Eileen, 

1205    Holloway    St..    Durham.    N.    C.    '58 
McGregor.    Grace    Lane. 

201     E.    Hendrix    St..    Greensboro.    N.    C, 
Mcintosh,   Sally   Warren,    Box   887, 

Savannah,  Ga.,  '57... 109, 

Mclntyre,    Susan    Marie, 

627    Cottage    Grove,    Cedar    Rapids,    Iowa, 
McKee,   Alice,    1328   Seminole    Dr., 

Ft.     Lauderdale,     Fla.,    '58         122, 

McLawhorn,  Joanne, 

Winterville,   N.   C,    '58 122, 

McLean,  Margaret,  13  Cambridge  Rd..  Glen  Ridg 
McLellan.  Mary  Anne  (Mrs.). 

811    Green   St.,   Durham,   N.   C,   '57 
McLemore,    Rosemary, 

1513    S.    Mills,    Orlando,    Fla.,    '56    89,  2 

McMichael,   Margaret   1...   Alastair  Ct.,   Durban 

Medlin,    Elizabeth   C,    Maxton,   N.   C,   '59 

Merchant,    Margaret    Ann, 

94  Marlborough  Rd.,  Asheville,  N.  C.  ' 
Merrell,  Patricia  Ann,  Berwind,  W.  Va..  '58. 
Merrill,    Martha    Anne, 

716    Michigan   Ave.,   Evanston,    111.,   '57 

Messick,    Ardis    Maureen, 

Box   415,    Washington,    N.    C„    '59 

Metts.    Ruth    Mauldin, 

303  Anderson  Ave..  Savannah.  Ga.,  '59. 1 
Mewboiric.    Jon/cnnic. 

715   (  hesapcakc   Ave,    Hampton,    Va.,   '57 

Midgcll,    Miirlha    Jane,    Inuclhard,    N.    C,    '59. 
Miles.    Margaret    Rowland, 

58  Oakley  Rd.,  Biltmorc,  Asheville,  N.  C  ., 
Miller,  Hollcy  .Suzanne,  419  Main  St.,  Pikcville. 
Miller,    Margaret   Jean, 

3649    Pine    St.,    Jacksonville,    Fla..    '59 
Miller,  Marilyn  Joan.  54  Ellsworth  Rd.,  Larchmc 
Miller,    Vega    Beatrice, 

338  Clermont  Ave.,  Brooklyn  5.  N.  Y..  '58 
Milligan,    Mary   Alice,    Rt.   2.   Asheville.   N.   C 

Milliken,  Anne,  Rt.   I,  Robesonia,  Pa.,  '59 

Miltecr,    Dorothy    lllizabeth, 

503   Talbot    Hall    Rd..   Norfolk,   Va..   '57 


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76,  182, 

186, 

268 

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237, 

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Milus.  Mary   Michael, 

3214    Madison   St.,    Wilmington,    Del.,    '59. 
Minder.  June  Gertrude,  139  Fairfield  Dr.,  Short  Hills.  N.  J.,  ' 
Mitchell,    Mary    May, 

Fairhills   Farm,   Matthews,  N.   C   '57... 109, 

Mitchell,   Sandra   Nolene, 

Sandyhill  Emerywood  Est.,  High  Point,  N.  C,  '56 .. 

Moller,    Elaine   Louise, 

1800   18th  St..  Surf  City.  N.  J..  '58 122, 

Monahan,   Elizabeth  Nora, 

400  Clement  Ave..  Charlotte,  N.  C,  '58 

Montgomery,    Marilyn    Dee, 

934    E.    Essex,    Glendale    22,    Mo..    '57 
Moody.    Mary    Lynn. 

1413     Brooks    Ave..    Raleigh,    N.    C,    '59 134. 

Moore.  Joan  Shirley,  44  Dunkirk  Rd.,  Baltimore  12,  Md..    57 
Moore,    Katharine   Chapin. 

1170    Via    Salerno,    Winter    Park,    Fla..    '58 122.   2(il, 

Moore,    Margaret    Jo, 

410  Tatum  Ave..  McColl,  .S.  C,  '59 134,    184, 

Moore,    Phyllis    Agnes, 

313    Monmouth    Ave.,    Durham,    N,    C,    '56 89, 

Morck,    Gretchen    Dudley, 

205    W.    First    St..    Oil    City.    Pa..    '58 122.   165. 

Morgan,   Anne   W., 

504    N.    Main    St..    Farmville,    N.    C,    '59 

Morgan.    Helen    Holmes,    Box    681,    Marion,    Va,, 
Morris,  Marion  Louise,  78  N.  Dixie  Dr.,  Vandalia,  Ohio, 
Morris,    Mary    Rose, 

211     Friendly    Rd..    Burlington.    N.    C 
Morrison.    Catherine    H.. 

1006  S.   Hillside  Lane,  Gastonia,  N.  C,  '57 
Morrow.  Betty  Cowan,  2051  Sharon  Lane,  Charlotte  7,  N.  C. 
Morse.  Carolyn  Faith,  3  Newhall  St.,  Springfield.  Mass..  '59. 
Morse,    Sally    Bruce, 

77    Puritan    Ave.,    Forest    Hills,    N.    Y.,    '57 89. 

Mosteller,   Mary   Elizabeth, 

525    W.    Yale    Ave..    Orlando,    Fla..    '59 134. 

Mote.    Deana    Jean. 

169    Elm    St..    E.    Longmeadow.    Mass..    "59 134. 

Motley.  Sandra  Jean,  312   Edward   St.,   Durham,   N.   C   '59 
Mott,   Carlese   Carolyn, 

1826  Rose  St.,  Sarasota.   Fla..  "58 134.    182. 

Mull.    Laura    Isabelle, 

224  Forest  Hill,  Morganton,  N.  C.  '57  109.  182.  184. 
Mumma,   Gwennie    Ellen, 

401  Far  Hills  Ave..  Dayton.  Ohio,  '58.122,  239.  2h7. 
Myers,  Betty  Jo,  Box  304,  Dade  City,  Fla..  '56. .89.  253. 
Nachman.    Charlene    Joan, 

1135     16th    St.,    Newport    News,    Va.,    '58 122, 

Nelken,  Leona  Jo,  805  Kirkwood  Cr.,  Camden,  S.  C.  '59 

Nelson,    Barbara    Larssen, 

612  33rd  .St.  Ct..  Brandenton.  Fla..  '58 

Nelson.    Marilyn    Joan. 

4605  Cascade  Lane.  Edina.  Minn..  '56 89.  253. 

Netting,    Cynthia    Frost,    657    Lincoln     Rd., 

Gro-s.se    Pointe,    Mich..   '56  89,    167,  253.   270,  271, 

Newbold,    Nancy    Shelton, 

P.  O.  Box   1296.  Rocky  Mount.  N.  C.  '59 

Newcombe,   Barbara  Seaman. 

1525    Palancia   Ave.,   Coral   Gables,   Fla..   '58 

Newell,    Kathleen    B., 

1407    Hillsboro    St.,    Raleigh,    N.    C.    '59 134, 

Newell.    Nancy    Belle, 

328    Morgantown   St..    Uniontown.    Pa..   '56  89,   266, 

Newell,  Sylvia  Jane,  Creston,  N.  C,  '58 

Newland,   Joanne,    Box   589, 

Brevard,    N.    C.    '56 89,    17 

Newman,    Karil    Linda, 

646    Washington    St..    Cumberland.     Md. 
Newton,  Margery  Jean,  1309  W.  Nash  St.,  Wilson,  N.  C 
Nicholson.  Anne  Rhodes, 

1633    Beverly    Dr..    Charlotte.    N.    C. 
Nicholson,  Mary  Hines. 

1300    W.    Vernon    Ave.,     Kinston.    N. 
Nickel.    Laura    Frances. 

32    Berkley    Rd.,   Avondale    Est.,   Ga.. 
Noble.    Mary   Jane, 

487    Lake   Ave.,   Greenwich,   Conn..   '5 
Nolan,    Patricia,    Rutledge,    Ga..    '58 
Nollcr,  Leslie  Anne, 

11406    Clovercrest    Dr.,     I  aci>ma    9').    Wash..    '59 
Norris,   June   Kay, 

Box  264  Lago  Colony,  Aruba  Netherlands,  West  Indie 
Norlhington,  Sarah  J..  2148  Malvern  Rd..  Charlotte,  N,  C 
Nirtter,    Nancy    Ann, 

339    Hawthorne    Dr.,   Charleston,    W.    Va..    '59   134. 


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CITY     OF     DURHAM 

N.     C. 


Council  Members 

C.  E.  WniTEFiET.n,  Mayor  Pro-Tew 

W.  A.  Biggs 

G.  W.  Carr,  Jr. 

Mrs.  R.  0.  Everett 

J.  F.  Fletcher 

R.  N.  Harris 

J.  E.  Strawbridge 

E.  R.  Williamson 

Dr.  Robert  S.  Rankin 

George  Watts  Hill.  Jr 

Vance  E.  Fisher 

Luther  H.  Barbour 


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City  Mayor 
E.  J.  Evans 


City  Manager 
R.  W.  Flack 


City  Attorney 
Claude  Jones 


Educational,  Industrial,  and  Medical  Center 


O'Brien,    Maureen, 

549  Cumberland  Ave.,  Syracuse,  N.  Y..  '56 90.  25J 

Oe.xle,    Nancy    Elizabeth, 

728  W.  Moreno  St..  Pensacoia.  Fla..  'JS  122,  2.VJ,  266,  3.'5') 
Oliver,    Margaret    E., 

329  Confederate  St.,   Fort   Mill,   S.   C   '58 122,  273 

Olmsted,    Mary    MacNiel, 

Rt.    1,    Hanover    Courthouse.    Va..    '59 134.  264 

Ormond,    Nancy    Diane. 

108    Sixth    Ave.,    N.E..    Hickorv,    N.    C,    '56 90.    174.  229 

Oshinsky,    Phyllis    Claire, 

1437    Iris    St..    N.W.,    Washington,    D.    C,    "56 90.  259 

Otstot,    Roberta    McBeath, 

RR  4   Fairfield   Pike,   Springfield,   Ohio,   '59 134 

Overcash,    Peggy    Jo    Ann, 

821    S.    Main   St.,   Kannapolis,   N.   C.   '59. _ 134 

Owen,    Mary    Jean, 

Lago  Colony  Aruba,  Netherlands,  West   Indies,  '57 109 

Owens,    Carolyn    Patricia, 

421   Churchill  Rd.,  N.  Charleston,  S.  C,  '58 122,  265 

Owens,  Jean  Merritt,  Kinston,  N.  C. 
Page,  Celeste  Barbour, 

704  Buchanan  Blvd.,  Durham,  N.  C,  '58 122 

Page,    Frances    Louise, 

1421  Dollar  Ave.,  Durham,  N.  C,  '58..71,  122,  237,  254 
Page,    Patricia    Carver, 

743  Austin  Lane,  Winston-Salem,  N.  C,  '57  .109.  161.  261 
Page,  Virginia  Rose,  704  Buchanan  Blvd,,  Durham,  N.  C,  '59. 137 
Pallange,  Jean  Ellen,  Box  444  Quaker  Hill,  Conn,,  '57.109,  270 
Paris,    Edythe    Coleman, 

3764    Tuxedo    Rd.,    N.W.,    Atlanta,    Ga.,    '56 90,  257 

Parks,  Linda  Ann,  Rt.    1.  Graham,  N.  C.  '59 137 

Parsons,   Joan    Moody, 

25   E.  College  Village,  Winston-Salem,  N.  C,  '56 91) 

Partlow.    Virginia    Ann.    153    Lakeside    PI., 

Highland     Park,     III..     ■58.._  ._ 35,    122,  206,  207,   270 

Pascher,    Joyce,    Haworth,    N.    J. 

Patterson,  Carol  E..  108  17  86th  Ave..  Richmond  Hill,  N.  Y.  '56 

Patten,    Mary    Kathryn, 

2026    Elizabeth    Ave.,    Winston-Salem,    N.    C. 
Patton,  Mary  MacRae,  614  Swift  Ave..  Durham.  N.  C,  '56 
Paul,    Peggy   Spence, 

1  Chapel  Drive,  Reynolda,  N.  C,  '57.  .109,  256,  257,  360,  372 
Paulet,    Yvonne    Madeleine, 

Apartado    172   Maracaibo,   Venezuela,   S.   A.,   '57 .167 

Pederson,  Norma  Carol,  206  Highland  Rd.,  Scarsdale,  N.  Y..  '56 
Penfield,    Laura    Louise, 

34    Riggs   Ave.,    W.    Hartford,    Conn.,    '58 122.  266 

Pensinger,    Lorraine,    Durham,    N.    C. 
Perkins,    Gail    Elizabeth, 

Crest    Rd.,  Thomaston,  Ga.,   '58 122,  261 

Perretta,  Tommasina  D..  609  Nott  St..  Schenectady.  N.   V. 
Perrin,    Patricia    E., 

194  Hilton  Terrace,  Warwick,  Va.,  '57.  188,  261,  358.  361 
Perry,    Elinor    Jane, 

2302  Cranford  Rd.,  Durham,  N.  C,  '58  122,  157,  237,  239 
Persons,    Mary    Chauncey, 

723    Anderson    St.,    Durham,    N.    C,    '59  .137,   271 

Peters,    Carolyn, 

1025  W.  End  Blvd.,  Winston-Salem,  N.  C.  '58 122,  23/ 

Petersen,    Lois    Linda, 

2427    Cornell    Ave.,    Charlotte,    N.    C.    '58 122.  266 

Pfohl,    .Sarah    Marie,    718    Summit    St., 

Winston-Salem,    N.    C.    '57 90,    157,    159,   229,  230,   274 

Phillips,    Jane    Louise, 

1412    Markham    Ave.,    Durham,    N.    C.    '57 109,  235 

Phillips,    Kathleen    A., 

2517   Perkins  Rd..  Durham.  N.  C  '59 137 

Phillips,    Mary    Jane, 

615    W.    Church    St..    Laurinburg.    N.    C,    '57 109,  257 

Pickard,    Maria    Davis, 

266    Greenwood    Ave.,    Glcncoe.    111..    '57 90,  257 

Pickett,    Harriet    Miller. 

1700  Duke  University  Rd.,  Durham,  N.  C.,  '59 137 

Pierce,    Araminta    Purefoy, 

10  West    6th,    Wcldon,    N.    C    '57 109,  269 

Pierce,    Ruth,    Rt.    I,    Box    131,    Dillion,   .S.   C,   '56 

Ping,  Claire  Dates  (Mrs.),   143   liuke  Ciraduatc  Center 
Piatt,    Jane    Hamilton, 

227    Hillside    Ave.,    Charlotte,    N.    C.    '59  137.    170 

Poindexter,  Ann  Lacy,  Box  Q,  Aberdeen,  N.  C  ..  57  161.  27H 
Pollock,    Linda    Longley, 

11  Hampton  Ct..  Port  Wash.,  1.,  1..  N.  V..  'SX  19.  122,  270 
Pond,    Cecilia    Edmondson, 

4717  49th  St.,  N,W.,  Washington  D.  C..  '56 90,  273 

Pope,  Alison  Scott,  58  Lakcwood,  Glcncoe,   111..  '56 9:i 

Porcclli,  Patricia  A,  G.  (Mrs.), 

303    W,    Geer    .St.,    Apt,    3,    Durham.    N.    C. 


Porter,    Dinah, 

2006    E.    4th    St.,    Greenville,    N.    C.    '58 237,  239,  257 

Potter,    Mary    Louise, 

Rt.  3,  Box   163,  Plant  City,  Fla.,  '57    .109.   184.    188.  253,   27-! 
Price.    Polly    Ann, 

246    Gwyn    Ave.,    Elkin,    N.    C.    '57.... 70.    109,    183,   244 

Prince,  Bessie  Alice, 

309  W  Divine  .St.,   Dunn,  N.  C,    59 137.    172.  268 

Pritchett,     Emma    Grier, 

712  W.  Davis  St.,  Burlington,  N.  C.  '56  90.  157.  235,  262 
Pruette,    Marilyn    Camilla, 

320   Montlieu   Ave.,   High   Point,   N.   C,   '59 

Puett,  Amy  Elizabeth,   Box   153,  Dallas,  N.  C,  '59 137 

Pulver,    Carol    Joan, 

235  N.  Pleasant  Ave.,  Ridgewood,  N.  J.,  '57. 109,  253,  269 
Quance,    Margaret    Wilson,    (Mrs.), 

1014  N.  Mangum  St..  Durham.  N.  C. 
Quillian.    Elizabeth    Ellen.    782    Chesterfield. 

Birmingham.     Mich.,     '59 137,    156,   157,  271,  359,  373 

Raeburn,  Sandra  Bird, 

823    Queen    Anne    Rd..    Teaneck,    N.    J.,    '59 137,  260 

Ragland,    Helen    Eve, 

200    Mosby    Ave.,    Littleton,    N.    C,    '59 368.  370 

Railey,  Margaret  Avent,  3545  Pine  St.,  Jacksonville,  Fla,,  '57 

Randolph,    Belden,   RFD,  Colrain,   Mass..   '59 184 

Rankin,    Dorothy    Battle, 

1227  Vickers  Ave..  Durham.  N.  C,  '59 137,   186,  268 

Ransdell,  Josephine,  Rt.  1,  Box  281,  Louisburg,  N.  C,  '57 
Raper,    Marilyn    Jane, 

2821     Fowler    Ave.,    Raleigh,    N.    C.    '59 137,   156 

Ratcliff,    Sandra, 

612    Franklin    Ave.,    River    Forest,    III,,    '58 125,    165,  274 

Ratts,    Nancy    Sue,    207    S.    Walnut    St., 

Osgood,    Ind..    '58 15,  71,   125,  206,  207,  270 

Rau,    Lillian    Janice, 

335    Coconut    Isle,    Ft.    Lauderdale,    Fla..    '58 125.  269 

Raynor,  B.-tty  Gayle,  306  E.  Ninth  St.,  Greenville,  N.  C,  '58 
Reasor,  Carolyn  Sue,  830  N,  Bever  St.,  Wocster.  Ohio,  '59..  .137 
Register,    Elizabeth   S., 

Rt.    9,    Box    466,    Charlotte,    N.    C.    '59 137,  276 

Reece,    Jane    Steele, 

318   N.  Laurel  St.,  Lincolnton.  N.  C,  '57 110,  278 

Reed,    Henrietta    Huggins, 

306  N.  Mendenhall  St.,  Greensboro.  H.  C.  '58  .125,  165,  257 
Reese,    Elsa    Mary,    173    N.E.,    107th    St., 

Miami    Shores,    Fla.,    '56 90,   156,    157,   159,  229,   230,  274 

Reinhardt,   Mary  J.,  Box  293,  Hillsboro.  N.  C.  '59 137 

Reise,    Nancy    Jean, 

1323    Ashland    Ave.,   Wilmette,    111.,   '59 137,  255 

Rhine,    Rosemary,    Rt.    3,    Hillsboro,    N.    C,    '56 .90,  235 

Rhodes,    Helen    Kelso, 

315    Euclid    Ave..    Dravosburg.    Pa..    '58 125,  274 

Rich.  Mary  Janet,  212  Colville  Rd.,  Charlotte,  N,  C„  '57 257 

Richards,    Susan    Herron, 

3506   Cameron    Mills    Rd.,    Alexandria,    Va.,    '57 110,  262 

Richardson,  Martha  C,  176  Hamilton  Rd.,  Chapel  Hill,  N.  C. 
Riley,    Penelope,   222    Foreman    Dr.,   Norfolk.    Va..   '58 

Ring,  Jane  Lee  (Mrs.),  207  Marsh  Ave..  Raleigh.  N.  C,  '57 110 

Risien,   Diana   Lee,   3644    Meadow   Lake   Lane, 

Houston     19,    Texas,    '58 ...125.  239.  274,  359 

Ritter,    Dallas    Ann, 

624   E.   Sandusky   Ave,,    Bellefontaine,   Ohio,    '56 90 

Rives,   Sally   Anne, 

Randolph  Macon  Academy,  Front  Roval,  Va.,  '59  137,  264 
Roberts,  Norma  Lillian,  21  Newfound  St..  Canton.  N.  C.  '56  93 
Roberts,    Sally    Louise, 

470  Prospect  St.,  Apt,  72,  Now  Haven,  Conn..  '57  1  10.  244 
Robertson,    Anne    Shearer, 

3905   Delmont  St.,  Apt.   6.   Richmond   22.   Va..   '57 110 

Rodgers,    Dianne    Lucille, 

3427    80th    St.,    Jackson    Heights,    N.    Y.,    '57..  110,265 

Rodgers,  Rebecca   Hearne,  Box   1106,  Canton,  N.  C  '59  137 

Rogers,    Drucilla   Carol, 

26    Boulevard,    New    Rochelle,    N.    Y.,    '56    93,   166 

Romberg,   Anne,   Qtrs.   C.   Norfolk   Nav.   Ship. 

Portsmouth,     Va.,     '58 125,    165,257,375 

Ronson,    Kathleen    Anne, 

2019  Wyandotte  Rd„  Columbus,  Ohio,  '59 131,   172 

Rookcr,  Edwina,  Box  31,  Warrenton,  N.  C,  '58 262 

Rose,  Eugenia  Rennie, 

301     Hempstead    PI.,    Charlotte,    N,    C,    '56 93,  270 

Rose,  Ruth  Preston  (Mrs.), 

1  ■■2-D    University   Apt..   Durham.   N.   C. 
Rosea.  Margaret  Jane  (Mrs.), 

Rt,    I,    Box   20,   Cornwallis    Rtl..    Durham,   N.   C. 
Ross,  Katharine  Lenoir  (Mrs.). 

Ill    Powe  .St.,  Morganton,  N.  (  .,    56      93 

Roy,  Phyllis  Joan,  29  Ivy   Lane,   Burlington,  Vt„  '59 137 


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Royee,    I.inda    Roma, 

2591    Charing    Rd.,   Cokimbus,    Ohio. 
Riicklle,    Helen    Ann, 

40    Hawthorne    Ave.,    Delmar.    N.    Y.,    "57. 
Rudolph,    Nancy    Elizabeth, 

240   Chelsea   Or.,   Decatur,  Ga.,   "57 

Rushing,    Shade    Marie, 

520   East   8th   St.,   El   Dorado,   Ark.,    '59.. 
Russ,    Jacquelyn    Anne, 

36     Avenue     N.,     Myrtle     Beach,     S.     C. 
Ryan,   Rosemary.    109  Randall   Ave.,   Freeport, 
Sachsenmaier,  Carolyn  B.  (Mrs.), 

Huntington    Pk.,    Charlotte     /,    N.    C,    "58 
Sale,    Jane    Lewis,     122    Sheridan    Circle, 

Charleston,     W.     Va.,     '59 1 

Salley,    Anne    Katharine, 

908    Johnson    St.,    High    Point,    N.    C.    "56 
Sampedro,  Dolores  V.,  921  Markham  Ave.,  Durham,  N.  C. 
Sanders,    Nancy    Virginia, 

103    Pinecrest    Rd.,    Durham,    N.    C,    '58 
Sangston,    Barbara    Jean, 

1.^8    Belmont   Circle,   Uniontown,    Pa.,   "56 277 

Sasser,    Bede    Roberta, 

192  Washington  Lane,  Concord,  N.  C,  ■56.93,    159,  253,  269 

Satterfield.  Mary  Emily,  Timberlake,  N.  C,  '57 110,  269 

Satterfield,  Winnie  Davis,  Rt.  2,  Timberlake,  N.  C,  '59.. .137,  268 
Saunders,   Catherine   L., 

1711     Parkland    Dr.,    Lynchburg,    Va.,    "58 
Saunders,   Nancy   Elizabeth,   214    Lakeshore    Blvd., 

Lake     Wales,     Fla.,     '56 93,    157,  235,  242,  268,  274 

Schauman,    Melba    Sally, 

107   N.  Commerce  Ave.,  Sebring,  Fla.,   '59 264 

Schlag,    Nancy    Claire, 

14i<2    Seminole    Dr„   Greensboro,    N.    C,    '58  125,  278 

Schmidt,    Arline    Rose,   403    B   Library    St., 

Greenville,    N.    C,    '57 110,  249,  265,  358,  359 

Schmitt,    Thelma    Small,    814    Rua    Prudente 

Morals   Ipanema,    Rio  de   Janeiro,    Brazil,   '58 125,  244 

Schneider,    Eleanor   Jane, 

1071   Maple  Cliff  Dr.,  Lakewood,  Ohio,  '59 125 

Schumacher,    Sally    Ann, 

6    Sylvan    Rd.,    Durham,    N,    C,    '57 110,  265,  359 

Schweich,  Susan,  6310  Fauquier  Dr.,  Ciayton  5,   Mo.,  "59 125 

Scatter,  Judith,    136  Scottswood,   Riverside,   111.,  '59 137 

Segal,    Arlene    Esta, 

544    Oritani    PL,   Teaneck,    N.    J.,    '58  . 
Senerchia,    Sallye    C, 

590  N.W.  46lh  St.,   Miami,  Fla.,  '56 

Senff,    Diana    Gene. 

3738    Beverly    Dr.,    Toledo,    Ohio,    "58 

Sharp,    Eleanor    Garner,    Copperhill,     lenn.,    '59.. 
Shearer.    Jeanne    Scott, 

3442    Strattord    Rd.,   N.E.,   Atlanta    5,   Ga..    '58. .239.  242,  254 
Shehadi,    Florence   Gail, 

21  New  England  Rd.,  Maplewood,  N.  J.,  '59 137,  268 

Sherer,  Judith  Love,  984  Myrt.e  Dr.,  Rock  Hiil,  S.  C,  '58 125 

Sherman,  M.  Victoria,  26  Martin  Terrace.  Hamuen,  Conn,,  '56. .93 

Sherrill,  Carol,  Box  235,  Davidso.i,  N.  C,    58 125 

Shipe,    Mary    Sue, 

320   Higniand   Ave.,   Oak   Hill,   W.   Va.,   '56. .93,   173,  254,  255 
Shirley,  Nancy   Reed,   111   Webb  St.,  Anderson,  S.  C,  '59 
Shoe,    Janet    Allen, 

18    CneioKee,    i-ortsmouth,    Va.,    '58 125,  206,  265 

Short,    Betty    Joan, 

S.    Main    St.,    Norwood,    N.    C. 
Short,    Sylvia    Irene, 

Du   Pont   Blvd.,  Georgetown,  Del.,  '59 137 

Shreve,    Shirley    Ann, 

4920    Dorset    Ave.,    Chevy    Chase,    Md.,    '57 254 

Shriver.    Sandra    Lou, 

212    Lexington    Dr.,    Silver    Spring,    Md.,    '57 70,    110,    161 

Shuey,    Martha    Lorraine, 

2500  Lake  Ave.  Sunset  Is.,  Miami  B;ach,  Fla.,  "56. .73,   161,  251 
Shuler,    Melissa    Bronson, 

2650   University  Dr.,  Durham,  N.  C.   '59 137 

Siegling,    Magdalene   M., 

80    Trade    St.,    Charleston,    S.    C,    '59 137,  260 

Simmons,  Helen  Varina,  508  Park  Ave..  Opp,  Alabama,  '57   .110 
Simmons,    Mary   Ann, 

324   Church   St.,   Smithfield,   N.   C,   '59... 
Simmons,    Sally    Ann, 

303   W.  James  St.,   Mt.  Olive,  N.  C,  '56.. 
Simmons,    Sylvia    Sandra, 

1306    Sixth    St.,    Durham,    N.    C,    '59 

Simons,    Ruth    Jane, 

56  Conyingham  Ave.,  Staten   Island,  N.  Y.,  '57. .110,  253,  258 
Simpson,   Gail   Jeanne,   Tongue    Point.   Astoria,   Oregon,    '59.. 137 


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Simpson.   Mary  Jean, 

Apt.   J531    Arlington    Tower,    Arlington.    Va.,   ^58 125,  254 

Sinclair,    Virginia    Hunter, 

1418   Montague  St.,  N.W.,  Washington    11,   D.  C. 

Skillin,  Carol  Janet.  2  Stetson   Rd..  Natick.   Mass..  ^58 264 

Slus.ser.    Mary    Anne.    Rt,    5,    Lexington,    Va.,    ^57 110,  273 

Smith,    Barbara    Harrington, 

2108    S.W.    Laurel    St.,    Portland    I,    Oregon,    ^59 
Smith,   Carol    Mebane,    506   N.   Crescent   Dr.. 

Kirkland    22.    Mo.,    ^56 20,  70,  94,  229,  230,  270 

Smith,  Gary,  25  Shaw  Le,  Ft.  Thomas,  Ky.,  ^58 125 

Smith,    Delia    Jordan, 

716    Athens    Ave.,    Fayetteville,    N.    C.    '58 125.  278 

Smith.    Dorothy    I.asseter. 

South  Georgia  College.  Douglas.  Ga.,  ^59 137 

Smith.    Elizabeth    Anne. 

5347    Guilford     Ave..     Indianapolis.     Ind.,     ^59.  137,   184,  279 
Smith,    Eunice    Mae. 

Faculty    Apts..    College    Station.    Durham.    N.    C. 
Smith.    Frances    Elizabeth. 

2236    Cranford    Rd..    Durham.    N.    C.    '57 110.278 

Smith.    Jo    Anne. 

2210   Randleman   Rd..  Greensboro.   N.   C.   '56 94.    174 

Smith.    Mary    Barbara. 

1017  Vernon  Ave.,  Winston-Salem.  N.  C,  •57... 1 10,   173,   174 
Smith,   Sandra   Jean, 

Apgar  Ave.,  Box  195,  Gladstone,  N.  J.,  '57  110,  209,  210 
Snow,    Joanne    Bennett, 

C3  Country  Club  Apt.,  Greensboro,  N.  C.  '58.  .125.  239,  278 

Snyder.  Su.sanne  Carol.  Box  758.  Hickory,  N.  C,  '59 137 

Soniervell.  Betty  Jane.  P.  O.  Box  31.  White  Stone,  Va.,  '58 125 

Soriano,    Avelina    C.    F., 

Independencia  No.  43.  C  D  Truvillo.  Dom.  Rep. 
Soto.    Irene    Christina. 

6  Ave.  8  28.  Zona  9.  Guatemala  City,  Guatemala.  "59 .125 

Southard.    Elizabeth. 

6909   Hillmead    Rd.,    Bethesda,    Md..    "59 137.    184,  279 

Southern,    Mattie    Odessa, 

Rt.     I,    Walkerton,    N.    C.    "56 94.    182,    183,    186,    188 

Sowerby,    Emily    Jane, 

102  Sunset  Dr.,  Greensboro.  N.  C.  "56 94.  253,  266 

Spain,  Lois  Janet,  618  Avent  St.,   Rocky   Mount,  N.  C,  "58.125 
Sparkes,    Beverly    Lee, 

910    6th    St.,    Charleston,    W.    Va.,    "58 125,  360 

Spear,    Frances   Cornelia, 

402    Hill    St.,    Waycross,    Ga..    "58 125,  261 

Spence.   Grizel   Barron. 

297    Pinecrest    Dr..    Rochester    17.   N.   Y..   "57 110.  278 

Spikes.    Etta    Baldwin. 

1023   W.   Markham   Ave..   Durham.  N.  C.  ^59 Hv 

Spragins.    Yvonne    White. 

216    S.     Belvedere.    Memphis.    Tenn..    "59 138.  256 

Springston.  Elizabeth. 

5403    Wilson     Lane.    Bethesda     14.    Md.,    '57 110.   166 

Sprunt.    Alice    Hamilton. 

191    E.    Parkway   So.,   Memphis,   Tenn..   "59 138.   172.  255 

Staats.    Ann    Evans. 

612  Stonewall  Dr..  Charleston.  W.  Va..  ^58 125.   358 

Stanback.    Nancy    Jean. 

241   Confederate  Ave..  Salisbury.  N.  C.  "58 125,    164,   269 

Stansbury,    Patricia    Ann,    1008    W.    Trinity    Ave.. 

Durham.     "56 94.    157.  229.  230.   235.   270 

Starr.    Betsey    Birdsey. 

36    Riggs    Ave..    West    Hartford,    Conn.,    "56 94,  254 

Steenken,    Patricia, 

579   Scranton   Ave.,   Lynbrook,   N.    Y.,   "59 138,  276 

Stennis,    Margaret    Jane, 

Room  453  Senate  Office  BIdg.,  Washington,  D.  C,  '59.  138,  279 
Stephenson,    Ann    Marie, 

1803    Westchester   Dr.,   Knoxville.   Tenn..   ^59 
Stephenson.    Ruth    Evelyn. 

Rt.   1.  Box  7.  West  Point.  Miss..  ^57 113 

Stevens.  Gloria  Mae.  Montgomery  St..  Fultonville.  N.  Y. 
Stevens.    Phyllis    Ann. 

12    Lake    Hill    Rd..    Ballston    Lake.    N.    Y..    ^59 II.    138 

Steves.   Joan   Louise. 

476  Samoht  Ridge  Ave..  Cincinnati.  Ohio.  ^57.113.  253.  262 
Stewart.  Kay.  163  Winding  Way.  Dayton  9.  Ohio.  •58.125.  257 
Stewart.  Mary  Caroline. 

865  Summit  Ave..  Westfield.  N.  J..  "59      138 

Stokes.    Helen, 

410  Elizabeth  St.,  Greenville,  N.  C,  "56  94,  161,  165,  257 
Stokes,    Martha    Sharon. 

2514  41st  St..  N.W.,  Washington   7.   D.  C.   "57.113.   159.  270 

Stone.   Leanne.   300   Parkside   Dr..    Peoria,   III..   "57 196 

Stone.    Mary    Emma, 

106    Williams    St..    Franklinton.   N.    C,    ^57 94.  265 

Stone.   Sarah    Elizabeth.    Rt.    4.    Raleigh.   N.   C,   ^59 125 


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2103    Bland   Rd..    Bluefield.    W.    Va..    ^56 
Stratton.  Virginia  Harris.  911  Grove  St.. 

Charlotte.   N.   C,   '56 94,    150,    162,   230,  2 

.Strickland.    Mary    Frances, 

20C  Brookwood  Garden  Apt.,  Burlington,  N.  C. 
Strite,   Claudia   Toy, 

114S    Hamilton    Blvd..    Hagerstown.    Md.,   '59 

Siroud.    Jane    Turner, 

1609  Shackleford  Ave..  Morehcad  City.  N.  C, 
Stuart,  Sydney,  401  N.  Central  Ave.,  Belmont.  N. 
Sturdivant,  Susie  Marie,  Bo.x  85,  Sparta,  N.  C. 
Stutz,   Carolyn    Fey, 

422    Edgemont    Ave..    Palmerton.    Pa..    ^57 

Suits,    Betty    Jane. 

436  Heberton  Ave.,  Staten  Island,  New  York.  N. 
Sullivan.  Luta  Bewley,  1805  N.  Main  St.,  Anderson,  S.  C. 
Sullivan,  Margaret  Sue,  1411  Wynnton  Rd.,  Columbu; 
Summers,  Virginia  Gayle,  100  Main  St.,  Conyers.  Ga 
Sutton.    Rachel   Louise, 

Faculty    Apts.,   College   Station,    Durham,    N.   C. 
Swain,  Barbara  Jacquelyn,  P.  O.  Box  263,  Chattahoochee,  Fl< 
Swain,   Nancy   Elizabeth, 

Meadow   Rd.,   Riverside,  Conn..   '58 126, 

Swan,  Helen  Hollister,  613   Broad  St..  Nev 
Swaringen.    Doris    Kay. 

1207-B    Whilden    Place.   Greensboro.    N 
Swartlev.    Marian    Carol. 

17    Bridge    St.,    Stroudsburg.    Pa.,    ^58 126, 

Sydenham.    Barbara    Mona, 

491   Ocean  Blvd.,  Atlantic  Beach,  Fla.,  '59 

Sylvester,    Henrian,    Richlands.   N.   C.    '57 113, 

Szekely.    Ruth    Elaine. 

9  Euston  Rd..  Garden  City.  N.  Y..  '58..    

Tate.    Patricia    Dee, 

144  N.  Bristol  Ave..  Los  Angeles  49.  Calif.,  '55. .138. 
Talcott,  Nancy  Janet,  167  Hazel  Ave..  Glencoe,  111.,  '59... 138, 
Taylor.  Bonnie  Rae.  430  Craven  St..  Durham.  N.  C.  '59.. 
Taylor.    Claudette    Stacy. 

106  South  Dalton  St.,  Gastonia,  N.  C,  '57 

Taylor,   Mary   Valliere,   Poplar   Hill,   Va.,   "58 126,  239, 

Taylor,    Sarah    Elizabeth. 

618    Elm    St.,    Greenville,    N.    C.    ^57 113. 

Tegtmeyer,    Erica    Fay. 

34   Cherry   St..   Douglaston.   N.    Y.,   ^56 94,   159, 

Terry,    Barbara    Anne, 

915  N.   Main  St..   High   Point,  N.  C,   ^56 

Terry.    Ellenor    Reid, 

915    N.    Main    St..    High    Point.    N.    C.    ^56 97, 

Thomas.    Anne   Townsend, 

9637   Sherwood   PI..   Norfolk.   Va..   '58 126. 

Thomas.    Carolyn    May. 

335     Price    St.,     West    Chester,     Pa..     '57  113.242, 

Thomas,    Nancy    Elizabeth, 

Rt.   5,    Box   453,   Durham,   N.   C.   '59 

Thomas,  Patricia  Ellen  (Mrs.). 

1002   E.  Trinity  Ave.,   Durham,   N.   C. 
Thomas,    Sarah, 

28    W.    Forrer    Rd.,    Dayton    9.    Ohio.    ^59      138.   166. 

Thomasson,  Sara  Kathryn.  Rt.  2.  Elon  College,  N.  C,  •56... 
Thompson,  Alma  Lee,  138  Pinecrest  Rd.,  Durham,  N.  C,  '58. 
Thompson.    Margaret    Jane, 

2326  Gaylord  Drive,  S.E..  Washington  23.  D.  C,  '56 

Tipton.    Kay, 

349    N.    Main    St..    Madison.    Ga..    '57 113,  253, 

Tobias,    Peggy    Ann, 

305    Edgedale   Dr.,   High   Point,   N.   C.   '56.97.    161.  258. 
Todd,   Katherine  Lee,  Hqs.  5th  AF  APO  710. 

San  Francisco,  Calif.,  '57 113,  254.  361. 

Todd.  Mary  Helen,  2415  Dryden,  Houston,  Texas.  '59 

Todt.  Nancy  Work.  71  Summit  St..  Monroe,  N.  Y..  '59. 138, 

Traynham,  Catherine   H.,   Box  67.   Jackson.   N.   C.   '56 

Tronolone,    Patricia    J., 

1059    Briar  Way,   Palisade,   N.   J.,   ^56 97.   196. 

Tucker,  Hilda  Hunt  (Mrs.), 

Box    8092    West    Durham,    N.    C,    "58 
Tucker,    Susan    Arden, 

1305    E.    Fourth    St..   Greenville.    N.   C,    '59 138. 

Turnbull,   Nancv    Margaret.    1804   Crestwood    Dr., 

Chattanooga, 'Tenn..   '58 126.  237.  239.  263.  358. 

Tuttle,  Betty  Jane,  628  Colonial  Dr..  High  Point.  N.  C. 
Tuttle.    Marcia    Lee, 

1226    Dilworth    Rd..    Charlotte.    3.    N.    C,    '59 

Tyler,    Alice    Windle, 

44  Stuyvesant   Rd.,  Asheville.  N.  C,  '56 22. 

Tyler.    Barbara    Regenia. 

145  S.E.    25th    Rd.,    Miami,    Fla.,    '59 


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Tyson.  Lila  Sue.  Rt.  2.   Box  475.  Greenville.  N.  C.  '56  . 
Uhlrig,    Lucille, 

25    Oakwood    St.,    .Stratford,    Conn.,    ^56 97,   161.  : 

Uihlein,    Gillian    Archer, 

8365   N.    River   Rd.,    Milwaukee,   V 
Underwood,    Elizabeth   C, 

2402    Lexington    Rd..    Asheboro,    N 
Urban,    Nancy    Louise, 

1017   Terrace    Blvd.,    Orlando,    Fla. 
Urquiza,    Dolores, 

Skyland  Dr.,  Kingsport,  Tenn.,  ^57 
Valentine,   Patricia   Ann, 

Mt.    Horeb    Rd.,    Martinsville,    N.    J., 
Van  Dyke.  Florence  T 
Varney.    Judith    Ann, 

521  E.  Prospect  St..  Kewanee.  111.. 
Vaughan,  Janet  Marie,  140  Park  Ave.,  M 
Vorona,  Esther  Kaplan  (Mrs.). 

Westover   Park   Apt.   DI2,   Durham,   N.   C,    ^57 
Vinson,    Virginia    Kathleen, 

1061    Holme.sdale    Rd..    Jacksonville,    Fla.,    ^58 126,  273 

Virden,  Cynthia.  33  Cranston  Ave.,  Newport,  R.  I..  '57.  113.  293 
Virgin,  Jean  Elder  (Mrs.),  807  Jackson  St..  Vidalia,  Ga..  ^57 
Wachsner,   Gabrielle   Anita, 

286  Ft.  Washington  Ave.,  New  York,  N.  Y..  ^56. 97.  258.  259 
Wade,    Mary    Irma. 

Rt.     1,    Spring    City.    Pa..    ^58 126.  212.  239.  265,  358 

Wadsworth,    Grace    Anne, 

Silver    Brook    Rd.,    Westport,    Conn..    ^58 .126,  262 

Wagner,    Barbara    Anne, 

2406  Banner  St.,  Durham.  N.  C,  ^57. 113.  265 

Wagner,     Betty    Lynne, 

100    Lakeside    Dr..    Statesville,    N.    C.    ^58 126,  262 

Walker,    Elberta   Jeanne, 

342  Jocelyn  Hollow  Circle,  Nashville,  Tenn.,  ^59 262 

Wallace,    Ellen, 

314     N.    4th    St.,    Wrightsville,     Pa..     ■57...... .97.247.278 


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Walsh.  Patricia  Jane.  30  Ha 
Walters,    Martha   Agnes, 

2899    Thornhill     Rd.,     Brimingham, 
Walters.   Sylvia    Moonyeen, 

1401     Oakland    Ave..    Durham.    N.    C.    '56 97,  276,  277 

Ward,  Patsy  Jean,  Rt.   1.  Clarendon,  N.  C.  '59 138 

Ward,    Susan    L., 

1275   Zimmer  Dr..  N.E..   Atlanta.  Ga..   '58 258 

Ware.  Joan  Linton,  527  N.  Ridgeland  Ave.,  Oak  Park,  111.,  '56.  97 
Ware,    Nancy    Ruth, 

1901    N.W.    31    Ave..    Miami.    Fla.,    '58 .126.  274,  275 

Warlick,  Cleo   Inez.   309   King   St.,   Windsor,   N.  C,   '56. .97.  358 
Warren,  Hannah  Fulford.  807  Demerius  St.,  Durham,  N.  C.  '57 
Warren,    Lucy, 

815    Simmons    St.,    Enterprise.    Alabama.    '56 253,  262 

Warren.    Virginia    Lee. 

509    Irving    Court,     Moorestown.    N.    J..    '57 

Wasden.    Eugenia   Coleman, 

2486    Vineville    Ave.,    Macon.    Ga..     56 97, 

Waters,  Annette,  Rt.,  Box  308,  Sylvania,  Ga..  '59.. 
Watson,  Cora  Rebecca,  Route  5,  Durham.  N.  C. 
Ways.    Diana    Jeanette, 

747    Livingston    Rd.,    Elizabeth.    N.    J..    '59 

Weant.    Joan    Gwendolyn, 

1215    W.    Rugby   Ave..   College   Park,   Ga..   ^56... 
Weathers.    Rebecca    Ann, 

300  East  3rd.  Ave..  Red  Springs,  N.  C.  ^56 

Weaver.    Ann    Amanda. 

15  Buena  Vista  Rd..  Asheville.  N.  C,  •58... 126, 
Weaver,    Lois    Anne,    P.    O.    Box    3,    Sand    Brook, 
Webb,  Carole  Jane.  609  Tenn.  A\e..  Alexandria,  Va.. 
Webb.    Elizabeth    Ann. 

18    Griffing    Blvd..    Asheville.    N.    C,    ■57.113, 
Webber,    Carolyn    Tate, 

612    2nd    Street,    N.E..    Hickory,    N.    C,    ^56 

Weeks,    Janet    Louise,     1644    S.    Miami    Ave.. 

Miami,    Fla.,    ^56 98,   167.    186.    188.    18' 

Weiss.  Sandra  Jean,  104  N.W.  20  St.,  Homestead.  Fla..  '59 
Wells,  Joan  Carolyn, 

801    E.   Hillwood    Ave..   Falls   Church.    Va..    '58 
Wells,    Mary   .Mice. 

200    E.    66th    St.,    New    York.    N.    Y. 
Welsh.    Patricia    Draper. 

3109    W.    Penn.    St.,    Philadelphia    29. 
Welt,    Deborah.    602    Fifth   Ave., 

Iowa  City.   Iowa,   ^58 

Wenberg,   Julia   Lewis, 

140  Colonial  Dr.,  Wilmington,  N.  C. 
Werber,    Patricia, 

7001  Forest  Hill  Dr.,  Hyattsville,  Md.,  •56. 


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Werner,    Barbara   Jane, 

3028    Sunnycrest    Lane.    Dayton,    Ohio.    '59 138,   271 

Wescott,   Ann   Lenore, 

39!    Park   Slope,    Mountainside,    N.    J..    '.58 270 

Whanger,    Nancy    Jean, 

1380.5    Shaker    Blvd..    Cleveland    20,    Ohio,    '.57. .113,   159,  242 
Wheeler,    Helen    Lester, 

Board    3    CONARC,    Ft.    Benning,    Ga.,    '58 126,  267 

Wheeler.    Mary    Nash, 

515    W.    Horah    St..    Salisbury,    N.    C,    '56 98.  382 

Wheeler.   Sally   Clayton,   5011    Lowell   St., 

N.W.,    Washington    16,    D.    C,    '58 126,  237,  274,  363 

Whinrey,    Sarah    Lynn, 

1521     Riverside    Ave..    Muncie,    Ind.,    '56 98.  274 

Whitaker,  Eleanor  G., 

1201   N.  Queen  St.,  Kinston,  N.  C,  '59 138,  268 

White,    Reba    John,    Lillington,    N.    C,    '58 126 

Whitehurst,   Barbara   Anne, 

1409    Providence    Rd.,    Charlotte,    N.    C,    '56 98,  242 

Whitehurst,    Frances    Carol, 

2011    Wroxton    Rd.,    Houston    5,    Texas,    '58 126,  274 

Whilener,    Susan    Anne, 

323     Hunting    Tower    E..    Alexandria.    Va.,    "57 113.270 

Whitener.  Jeanne  Smith  (Mrs.),  1506  Kent  St.,  Durham.  N.  C. 
Whiteside,    Mildred    K..    Univ.    of   the    So., 

AFROTC    Det.    79,    Sewanee,   Tenn.,    '59 138,  360 

Whitted.    D'Este    Cornelia, 

1711    Queens   Rd..  W.,  Charlotte,  N.   C,   '56 243,  262 

Whitted,    Margaret    Alline, 

1711  Queens  Rd.,  W.,  Charlotte,  N.  C,  '57 37,   113,  262 

Whyte,    l.elia    Nan, 

2316    Marcy    St..    Evanston,    III..    '58 126,  265,  359 

Wichterman,    Darlene    A., 

Rt.  3.  Box  380,  W.  Palm   Beach,  Fla.,    59 138 

Williams,    Carol    Ann, 

17    Beechwood    Place,    Hillside,    N.    J..    '57 253,  277 

Williams.    Carolyn    Leary, 

331    N,   Ninth  St.,  Albemarle,  N.  C.  '57 113 

Williams,  Lila  Cay,  Box  406,  Tallaha.ssee,  Fla.,  '57 274 

Williams.    Mary    Lynn,    513    N.    Penn., 

Roswell.    New    Mexico,    '56 98.    157,   229,  235,  242,  274 

Williams,  Virginia  Lorena  (Mrs.), 

2303    Ashe   St.,   Durham,   N.   C. 
Williamson,    Mary    Lewis, 

Rt.    3.    Box    177,    Norfolk,    Va.,    '56 98,  242,  274 

Wilson,    Beverly   Waugh,   Box   677.   Lenoir,   N.   C.   '58 126 

Wilson.   Constance   Dinkier, 

2066  Ponce  de  Leon,  N.E..  Atlanta,  Ga.,  '57.1  13,  242.  257,  361 
Wilson,  Margo  Kaliner  (Mrs.).  879  Louise  Cr.,  Durham,  N.  C. 
Wilson,  Nancy  Lu.  720  Brookside  Dr.,  High  Point,  N.  C,  '58.  138 
Winton.   Elizabeth   Love, 

3007    Mayview    Rd.,   Raleigh,   N.   C,   '59 271 

Wood.    Barrett    Trotter, 

89   Summit   Rd.,    Port   Washington,    N.   Y.,   '58 

Wood,  Jewell,  Filbert,  S.  C,  '56 98 

Wood,    Peggy    Anne, 

204    N.    Person.    Raleigh,   N.   C,   '58 126,    184,  269 

Woodall,    Joan    Elizabeth, 

138    Chesterfield    Rd.,    Hampton,    Va.,    '58 126,  274 

Woodall.   Nell    Brown.  Coonskin   Farm.   Aldie.   Va..   '56 98 

Woodcock,    Janice    Louise, 

515    W.    Chapel    Hill    St.,    Durham,    N.    C. 
Woodward.  Ann  Allan,   1105  Cowpcr  Dr.,  Raleigh.  N.  C.  '57 
Woodward,    .Sue    Fggleston, 

508    i;.    Rivervicw    Dr.,    Suffolk,    Va.,    '57 113 

Wooten,    Christine   Godwin, 

104    Church    St.,    Whiteville,    N.    C,    '58 126,  264 

Wooten,    Louise   Trotter, 

811    E.   Beech   St.,  Goldsboro,   N.   C,   '56 251 

Wright.  Catherine  Anne,  410  Sinclair  St..  Norfolk.  Va.,  '57.  113 

Wright,  Janet  Lawrence,  Isle  of  Hope,  Savannah,  Ga.  '59 138 

Wright,    Marilyn   Armour, 

3116   Fairmount   Blvd..  Cleveland   Heights,  Ohio,   '58 
Wright,  Shirley   Faye,   Box    158.  Grundy.   Va„  '58  126 

Yates.    (  harlotte    Hazel, 

5414    Manning   Place,   N.W.,   Washington.   D.   C,   '57.113,  254 
Yates,  Cyd  West  (Mrs.), 

604    Buchanan    Blvd.,    Durham,    N.   C. 
Yip.  Alma  Glenda,  209  English  St.,  High  Point.  N.  (  .,  '59        138 
/.arins,    Ingrida    Karine,   2036   Nostrand   Ave., 

Apt.    4H,    New    York    10,    N.    Y.,    '56 98.    167.   265 

Zeigler,  Katharine  Louise, 

1275   Norwich   Rd,   Jacksonville,   Fla.,   '57 113.    165,  251 

UNDERGRADUATK    MEN 

Abbott.  Frederick  Clarke,  409  4th  St.,  Laurel,  Del.,  '59      129,  304 
Abernathy,  Charles  C,  Jr., 

Box  821,  Lumberton.  N.  C,  '56 246,  289 


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Abernathy,  Frank  Henry,  Jr., 

101   Baldwin  Ave.,  Portsmouth,  Va.,  '56  73,   16^ 
Abernethy,  Robert  G.,  Jr., 

206  Fifth  .St.,  S.E.,  Hickory,  N.  C,  '56 

Abney,  James  Lee, 

15465  Warwick  St.,  Detroit,  Mich.,  '57 

Abrahams,  Stanley  Leonard, 

2407  Loyola  Southway,  Baltimore   15,  Md.,  '5' 
Abrell,  John  William, 

222  N.  Georgia  Ave.,  Martinsburg.  W.  Va.,  '58 
Acton,  Andrew  Joseph, 

545  Jemco  Place,  Ridgewood,  N.  J.,  '57 

Adair,  Robert  Oren,  4159  Broadway,  Indianapoli: 
Adams,  Baron  Brooks, 

1016  Buchanan  Blvd.,  Durham,  N.  C,  '56 

Adams,  John  David, 

863  Ocean   Blvd.,  Atlantic   Beach,  Fla.,  '56 

Adcock,  Kenneth  Dan, 

3019  Second  Ave.,  N.,  St.  Petersburg,  Fla.,  '59 

Addis,  Harry  L.,  26  Oak  Rd.,  Briarcliff,  N.  C,  '59 

Addison,  Winnifred  Allen, 

127  W.  Franklin  St.,  Toccoa,  Ga.,  '56 
Agnew,  Harman  Wilson,  U,  Box  93,  Floyd,  Va.,  '58 
Akers,  Douglas  Neal,  303  Dwight  Ave.,  Endicott,  N.  Y., 
Akers,  William  Michael, 

620  34th  St..  West  Palm  Beach,  Fla.,  '58 
Albertson,  Ronald  Clarence, 

201   Albertson  Rd.,  High  Point.  N.  C,  '57 
Albrecht,  Kenneth  Lewis, 

1015  Garfield  Ave.,  Belvidere.  HI.,  '57 

Aldridge,  Bryant  Taylor,  300  E.  Blount  St., 

Kinston,   N.   C,   '56 73,   158,  229.  231,  289, 

Alexander,  Frank  Howard, 

168  Jeffer  Ct.,  Ridgewood,  N.  J.,  '59 

Alexander,  Jay  Thomas, 

1437  Pierce  St.,  Birmingham,  Mich.,  '57 
Alexander,  Jerry  Marvin, 

32  Haliburton.  Canton,  N.  C,  '56 

Alexander,  John  MacFie, 

168  Jeffer  Ct.,  Ridgewood,  N.  J.,  '58 
Alexander,  Joseph   Culbreth,  Jr., 

Rt.  2,  Kinston,  N.  C.  '56 73, 

Alexander,  Richard  Bertice,  Rt.  2,  Kinston,  N.  C,  '58 
Alexander,  Robert  Bainbridge,  Jr., 

1310  W.   Market,  Greensboro,  N.  C,  '56 

Alexander,   William   Bain,  Jr.. 

8  Mallow  Hill  Rd.,  Baltimore  29,  Md.,  '59 129, 

Algary,  William  Page,  172  Wembley  Rd.,  Asheville,  N.  C 
Allegood,  Joseph  Jordan, 

116  Woodlawn  Ave.,  Greenville,  N.  C,  '57 
Allen,  Bruce  Bozarth,  Jr., 

61    Blackburn   Rd..  Summit.  N.  J.,  '59 

Allen.  Burwell  Algernon.  Jr.. 

915  Demerius  St..  Durham,  N.  C,  '58 

Allen.  Gerald.   153  Willard  Ave.,  Bloomfield,  N.  J..  '59. 
Allen.  Richard  Fred, 

1303  Jefferson  Ave..  Winston-Salem.  N.  C,  '59 
Allison,  Weldon  Dean,  I  I  12  Van  Buren,  Hollywood,  Fl; 
Almond,  Anthony  Leon, 

3202  Cole  Mill  Rd.,  Durham,  N.  C,  '57 
Almond,  Jones  Evans,  Jr.. 

501    Fairview  Dr..  Lexington.  N.  C,  '57 

Alster.  Lawrence  Jacob.  2916  Northampton  St..  N.W.. 

Washington  15.  D.  C,  '58 

,'\lvord.  Kenneth  Barnham, 

7015  Boca  Dr.,  St.  Petersburg,  Fla.,  '59 

Aman.  John  Reid.  Rt.  5.  Box  274.  Clinton.  N.  C,  '58 

Amoroso.   Lawrence  John. 

40  Chestnut  Ave.,  Torrington,  Conn.,  '58 

Amos.   Richard  Glenn, 

n()06  Arlington  Ave.,  Cleveland  8,  Ohio,  '56.73,  192 


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Anderson.  Ernest  Edward, 

15  Mise  .St.,  Yanceyville,  N.  C.  '59.. 
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126  W.  3rd  Ave..  Trappe.  Pa..  '56 
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3650  Jerusalem  Ave., 
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Andrews,  Wesley  Thompson,  Jr., 

P,  O.  Box  574,  Reidsville,  N.  C,  "56 73 

Angstadt,  Richard  Lee, 

2000  N.   Independence,  Charlotte,  N.  C,  "57 
Annis,  Jerre  Wright,  III, 

417  Waverly   Place,   Lakeland   Fla.,   "58 350 

Applewhite,   James  William.,  Jr„ 

.Stantonsburg.    N.    C,    "58 188 

Arant,  Williams  Edward,  Jr., 

405  S.  Church,  Manning,  S.  C.  "57 290 

.Arcocha.  Humberto  Lazaro, 

21   412   FYG   Vedado.   Havana,  Cuba,  "57 101 

.'\rdito,  Nicholas  B., 

Box   1744,  Panama  City,  Panama,  "59 129 

Armbrust,   Robert   Kenneth, 

436  Cedar  Ave.,  Scranton  5,   Pa.,  "56 73,    191,    193 

Armbruster,  Alan  Earl, 

5   Salem   Lane,   Port   Washington,   N.   Y.,   "59 129 

Armstrong,  Jerry  Quentin, 

109  N.  Flint  St.,  Lincolnton,  N.  C,  "57 101 

Armstrong,  Louis  Walker, 

P.  O.  Box  293,  Stanley,  N.  C,  "57 222,  305 

Arn,  Roy  Dale,  Jr.. 

258  Greenmount  Blvd.,  Dayton  9,  Ohio,  "56 36,  73,  286 

Arnold,   Frederick  Charles, 

4936  4th  Ave.,  N.,  St.  Petersburg,  Fla.,  "57 
Ashworth,  Freeman  Lowell,  Rt.  2,  Heuvelton,  N.  Y.,  "57.   .101,  181 
Ashworth,  Halbert  Eugene, 

8  Chamberlain  Ct.,  Charleston,  W.  Va.,  "56  .73 

Askin,  David  James, 

3936  Dalewood  Ave.,  Pittsburgh  27,  Pa.,  '59 129,  300 

Aston,  James  William,  Jr., 

500  Royal  Lane,  Dallas,  Texas,  "59 129,  295 

Atherholt,  George  Thomas, 

511  Mohawk  Ave.,  Norwood,  Pa.,  '57 3-3 

Atkins,  James  Murray,  Jr.. 

3401   Providence  Rd.,  Charlotte,  N.  C,  '59 129 

Atkinson,  George  Branham,  Jr., 

525  Thornwood  Lane,  Northfield,  111.,  "57  ...101.  248,  281,  34.^ 

Atkinson,  William  Wade,  Campbellsvillc,   Ky.,  "59 129 

Aubry,  John  Robert, 

5    Roosevelt   Place,   Montclair,   N.  J.,   "56 73,   305 

Auger,  Paul  Clark,  443  Riva  Ave.,  Milltown,  N.  J.,  "59 129 

Auman,  Jason  Reid,  Jr., 

Rt.  3,   Durham,  N.  C,  "59 129,  286,  355 

Austin,  Charles  Everette, 

1216  Miami  Blvd.,  Durham,  N.  C,  "59 129 

Austin,  David  William, 

1128  Stillwood  Dr.,  N.E.,  Atlanta,  Ga.,  "59 129,  295 

Autry,   George   Bailey, 

104  Forest  Hills  Dr.,  Wilmington,  N.  C,  '58 .114 

Avizonis,  Petras  Vytautas, 

51   Maple  Ave.,  Bay  Shore,  N.  Y.,  "58 101 

Azar,  Raymond  Wahid, 

27   Edgerton   St.,   East   Hampton,   Conn.,   "58 309 

Bachtell,  Clifton  Merle,  Jr., 

2403   Friendly  Rd.,  Greensboro,  N.  C,  '59 129 

Backer,  Stuart  Richard, 

1878  E.  14th  .St.,  Brooklyn  29,  N.  Y.,  '58     101 

Bader,  William  Andrew,  13  Carroll  St.,   1  hurmont,  Md.,  "57  .101 
Bahin,  Frank  Littrell, 

410  W.   Rugby  Ave.,  College   Park.  Cia.,    58 
Bailey,  William   Fleming,  Jr., 

840  W.   Morgan  St.,  Raleigh,  N.  C,  '57  289,   323 

Bain,  Richard  Carlysle,  Jr., 

1319  .Sanford  Ct.,  Falls  Church,  Va.,  '57 101.  247 

Baker,  Donald  Holmes. 

5803   Kenmorc  Rd.,  Baltimore   10.   Md.,  '56 73,  233,  30.^ 

Baker,   Eugene  Johnson, 

Rt.    1,   Box   382,    Four  Oaks,   N.   (  .,   "57  101 

Baker,  Ford  Adams,  5  Berkley  Lane,  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  "56  73 

Baker,  George  Bernard, 

420  Maplewood  Rd.,  Springfield,  Pa.,  '57 
Baker,  Philip  Benton, 

■-914  (  Icarvicu   Ave.,  Baltimore  14,  Md..  '57 101,   160,  282 

Baker    Kalcigh   lames,  413  W.  Hayes  St.,  Ahcskie,  N.  C„  '57 
Baker.  Stephen  Denio,  303  Swift  Ave.,  Durham,  N.  C,  '57  101 

Baker,  William  Atlas. 

P  2A   Cameron  Court   Apts.,    Raleigh,   N.   (  .,   '58  114 

Baker,  William  Freeman,  Woodlawn  Ave.,  Easton,  Pa.,  '57 
Ballantyne,   Bruce   H., 

108    Euclid   Ave.,   Waterbmv    10.   (  onn.,   '59  129,  292 

Ballantyne,  Douglas  Bryan,   1(18  I  iicliil  Ave., 

Waterbury   10,  Conn.,  '56  73,  214.   240.   241,   293 

Ballard,  Charles  Lee,  Box  354,  South  Hil,  Va.,  '57 101,  294 

Ballard,  James  Edward, 

458  .Shannon  Dr.,  S.W.,  Atlanta,  Ga.,  '59 129 

Ballard,  John  Earl,  Rt.  7,  Box  401,  Charlotte,  N.  C„  '58  ...1  14,  286 


193, 


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243, 


Ballard,  William  Cooke, 

2854  Edwards  Ave.,  S.,  St.   Petersburg,  Fla.,  '59  129 

Ballow,  Edward  Bransford,  Jr.. 

2227  20th  St.,  N.W.,  Washington  9,  D.  C,  '59  129,   291 

Bankert,  Jon  Calvin,  Jr., 

3509  Milford  Ave.,  Baltimore,  Md.,  '58 114,  293 

Bannon,  Peter  James,  '56 73 

Banton,  Thomas  James,  Jr., 

Amherst  Pike,  Madison  Heights,  Va.,  '58 114,  281 

Baraban,  Harvey  Morse, 

5925  State  Line,  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  '59 129,  202,  316 

Barber,  Richard  Foster,  Rt.  2,  Durham.  N.  C.  '57 

Barham,  Sidney  Johnston.  317  61,  Newport  News,  Va.,  '56 73 

Barker,  James  Dailey,  Jr., 

2985  Nancy  Creek  Rd.,  Atlanta,  Ga.,  '58 114,  285 

Barker,  Robert  Barry.  204  Earl  St.,  Rochester,  N.  Y.,  '57. 101,  28^ 
Barker.  Robert  Marvin,  610  E.  5th  St.,  Lumberton.  N.  C,  '56    .73 
Barkley,  David  Sanford,  10  Trinity  Apts.,  Durham,  N.  C,  'ji. 
Barkley,  Frank  Latimer,  Jr.. 

5000  Glenbrook  Rd.,  N.W.,  Washington  16,  D.  C,  '59 129 

Barnes,  Charles  Haynes, 

Apt.  H-1,  803  Demerius  St..  Durham,  N.  C,  '57 
Barnes,  Luther  Matthew,  III, 

415  N.  Daughtry  St.,  Rocky  Mount,  N.  C,  '58 114.  168.  298 

Barnes,  Marvin  Lee, 

415  N.  Daughtry  St.,  Rocky  Mount,  N.  C,  '59 129 

Barnes,  Ralph  Willett,  Jr., 

44  Oak  St.,  Weston,  Mass.,  '58... 114 

Barnes,  William  Howard, 

77  44  Austin  St.,  Forest  Hills,  N.  Y.,  '56 

Earnhardt,  William  Cole, 

4038  Shorecrest   Dr.,   Orlando,   Fla.,  '58 

Barrett,  George  Frederick,  Rt.  5,  Wabash,  Ind.,  '59 
Barrett,  Robert  Kenneth, 

1019   W,    Markham   Ave..   Durham.   N.    C 
Barringer.  Russell  Newton,  Jr., 

3620  Dover  Rd„  Durham,  N.  C,  '57 
Barrv,  James  Richard, 

King  St.,  RED,  South  Windsor,  Conn.,  '5S 
Barry,  Ralph  John,  Jr., 

2914  Arden   Rd..  N.W.,  Atlanta,  Ga.,  '56. 
Bartal,  James  Edward, 

1208  Garfield  St.,  Gary.  Ind..  '58 

Barton,  Alexander  Connelley, 

Union  Valley  Rd.,  Rt.    1,  Newfoundland 
Bass,  Ernest  Brevard,  Jr., 

2609  Shenandoah  Ave.,  Durham.  N.  C,  "56  101. 

Bass,  Herbert  Dillard, 

A-1  Country  Club  Apts.,  Greensboro,  N.  C,  '56 

Bassett,  Charles  Leland. 

719    16th  .\\e..  Prospect   Park.  Pa..  "59 

Bates.  John  Dodd,  N.  Main  St.,  Ext.,  Meadville,  Pa.,  '56 
Bauer,  Eric  Goddard,  112  East  74th  St..  New  York.  N,  ^ 
Bauer,  James  August, 

3440  N.  16th  St.,  Philadelphia  40,  Pa.,  '57 lOI.  209, 

Baughman,   Robert   Joseph, 

3703  Nanz  Ave.,  Louisville,  Ky.,  '59 

Baumer,   Erwin   Henry, 

309  Blackland  Rd.,  N.W.,  Atlanta,  Ga.,  '57... ... 

Baylis,  Thomas  Arthur, 

601  E.  Markham  Ave.,  Durham,  N.  C..  '58 
Beacham,  George  C,  Jr.,  6541   S.W.  57th   PI., 

S.  Miami,  Fla.,  '57  ...101,  155,  160,  182,  209,  210.  252 
Bcal.  Jesse  Capps.  Nashville,  N.  C,  '56 
Bcalc,   Lloyd   Linwood, 

4708  Westmoreland   Terrace,  Portsmouth,  Va.,  '57 

Beall,  Anthony  Frederick 

36  .Stoner  .■\vc..  Great  Neck,  N.  Y..  '59 

Beamer.  Harold  lee,  112  lleventh  .St.,  Pulaski,  Va.,  '59 
Beane.   Robert   Daniel,   111, 

Box  723  4lh  St.,  Apopka,  Fla.,  '58 114,  222 

Bcaslcv,   Fredrick  Jerome. 

2nc  lark  St..  Henderson,  N.  C,  '57 70,   101,  222,  289,  323 

Beaty    Robert  (  arroll.  Box  432,  Belmont,  N.  C,  '59 129.  281 

Beatv.  William  Dick.  1507  Canterbury  Rd..  Raleigh.  N,  C,  '57.. 11 
Beck',  Donald  Edward, 

619   15th  St.,  N.E.,  Winston-Salem.  N.  C.  '59 129 

Beck,  Harold  Dean.  Rt.  4,  Pageland,  S.  C.  '56 74 

Beck,  John  Rov.  Highland  Ave.,  East  Palestine,  Ohio,  '57 
Beck.   I  eif  (  hristian, 

1560  East  West  Hgwy..  Silver  Spring,  Md.,  '56 73,   155,  229 

Beck,  William  David,  Jr., 

619   15th  St.,  Winston-Salem,  N.  C,  '56 73 

Becker,  C  harles  Nachman, 

51   Stratford  Rd.,  Warwick,  Va.,  '56 73,  373 

Becker.   Richard   Hawthorne, 

s  Old  Brick   Rd..  Roslvn  Heights,  L,  I.,  N,  Y.,  '56 74.  181 

Bedford    lerrell  Stephen.  Rt.  2.  Ellenboro.  N.  C„  '59 129 

Becker   William  Arlen.  501  S.  4th  St.,  Albemarle,  N.  C,  '59...  129 


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Bceson,  Willard   Hugh, 

Box    1893,   Panama  Cil\,   I'aiKinia.   "57 3l)(i 

Beidler.  Charles  F., 

10  Krick  Ave.,  Sinking  Spring,  Pa..  '57 101.   302 

Bell.  Frank  Mebane.  Jr.. 

335  Clement  Ave..  Charlotte,  N.  C.,  "59 129.  2X(1 

Bell.  John  Henry,  Jr.,  565  Morse  Ave.,  Ridgcfield,  N.  J..  '57      129 
Bell.  John  Mitchell. 

3042  Campbell  Ave..  Lynchburg,  Va.,  '59 291 

Bell.  I.uther  FJvvard.  Jr.,  807  S.  Lee  St..  Americus,  Ga..  "59      129 

Bell.  Robert  Barnard.  Rt.  3.  Box  22.  Durham.  N.  C.  "58 114 

Belmont.  Joseph  Elliott. 

2348  E.  Sergeant  St..  Philadelphia  25,  Pa., 
Benda.  Christian  John. 

27  Hopkins  Rd..  Arlington  74.   Mass.,  "59. 
Bender,  Michael  Swift, 

1244  Winthrow  Dr..  Rock  Hill.  S.  C,  '59.. 
Bennett,  Herd  Leon, 

East  High  St.,  Eaton,  Ohio,  "56 74 

Bennett,  James  Leonard,  Jr.. 

1306  Carroll  St..  Durham.  N.  C.  '56 .74 

Bennett.  Lawrence  William. 

P.  O.  Box  233.  Shrewsbury.  N.  J.,  '59 

Benson,  John  Frank, 

34  Hillman  St..  Pittsburgh  27.   Pa..  '59 

Benson.  Robert  Jackson.  Jr.. 

223  Vance  St.,  Sanford,  N.  C,  '57 

Bentz,  Carl  Edmund,  2200  E.  Market  St., 

York,  Pa.,  '56 12,  70,  74.  169,  229,  244,  252, 

Berger,  Edward  Paul, 

140  Van  Hooten  Ave..  Passaic.  N.  J.,  '58 

Berger,  Junius  Curtice,  22  Lexington  Rd..  Richmond 
Bergesen.  Richard  Nelson,  196  State  Rd.,  Princeton,  N.  J 
Berman.  Howard  H.. 

Walter  Reed  Army  Hosp..  Washington.  D.  C 
Bernhard.  Bruce   Molyneux. 

4420  Haight  Ave..  Cincinnati.  Ohio.  '58 

Berry,  Edward  Lewis,  103  N.  Gregson  St..  Durham.  N.  C  '56 
Bertch.  James  Frank.  76  Kilbourn  Rd..  Rochester.  N.  Y..  "59. .129 

Besserman.  Richard.  185  51  80th  Rd..  Jamaica.  N.  Y..  "58 317 

Best,  William  Joseph,  2220  Aldo  Blvd..  Quincy.  111..  '59    129.  280 
Betts.  Richard  Louis, 

220  Parkland  Ave..  Glendale  22,  Mo.,  '57 101,   160,  298 

Beverly,  George  Wesley,  Jr.. 

Beverly  Apts.,  Asheville.  N.  C,  '59 129 

Bevis,  Richard  Wade, 

45  Bush  Ave.,  Greenwich,  Conn..  "59 1 

Bieksis.  Joseph  John.  Jr.. 

119  E.  Summertield  Ave..  Collingswood  7.  N.  J..  "59 

Biggs.  Charles  Thomas, 

2116  Club  Blvd.,  Durham,  N.  C.  "59 I 

Bilas.  Richard  Allen.  820  Prince  St..  Teaneck,  N.  J.,  "56 
Billings,  Donald  Ray, 

Rt.  3,  N.  Wilkesboro.  N.  C.  '56 .74.  2 

Bimeslefer.  John  David. 

3006  Dunmore  Rd..  Dundalk  22,  Md..  "59 1 

Binney.  George  Andrew, 

145   Woodbridge   Rd..   Palm   Beach,    Fla.,   '58 

Birchett.  John  Alexander  K..  III. 

1530  Vicklan  St..  Vicksburg.  Miss..  '59 129.  287 

Birchfield.  Jesse  James.  Jr., 

412  Orchard  Rd.,  Elizabethton,  Tenn.,  '56 74,  294,  322,  323 

Biswell,  Charles  David, 

Chestnut  Dr.,  Rt.   1,  Woodstown,  N.  J..  '58 114,  285 

Bjontegard,  Arthur  Martin,  Jr., 

6  Mitchell  Rd.,  Marblehead,  Mass..  '59 129.  300 

Black.  John  Martin.  135  Pinecrest  Rd..  Durham.  N.  C.  '56. .74,  246 


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N.  C. 
Black.  Leonard  Cole.  1417  20th  St..  South  Norfolk.  Va 

Black.   Leonard   Hugh.   "57 

Black.  Thomas  Claiborne.  Jr.. 

VA  Hospital.   Alexandria.  La..  '59 

Black.  William  Lawrence. 

1566  Queens  Rd..  W..  Charlotte.  N.  C.  '56 
Blackburn,   Harry  Lee,  Jr., 

122  A.   P.  Hill  Ave..  Highland  Springs.   Va.. 
Blackburn,  Thomas  Earl, 

Main  Street,  West  Upton,  Mass..  "56 

Blackistone.   David  Livingstone. 

4316  Willow  Lane.  Chevy  Chase.  Md..  '58... 
Blair.  James  Howard.  Jr., 

1024  Ferndale,  High  Point,  N.  C,  '56 

Blair,  Robert  Sidney, 

1024  Ferndale  Dr..  High  Point.  N.  C.  '59 

Blanchard.   David  Irving. 

2614  Manatee  Ave..  W..  Brandenton.  Fla 
Blaney.  Barnard  Francis. 

1106-A  Capital  Trail,  Newark,  Del.,  "57 101,  32 


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Blatt,   Daniel   Harry, 

61   New  Main  St..  Haverstraw.  N.  Y..  "59 129,  202,  316 

Blattner,  Peter  William,  Jr„ 

313  Concors  PI.,  New  Milford,  N.  J..  '59 129 

Blazer.  Edward  Patrick. 

6629  Kindred  .St.,  Philadelphia  49,  Pa.,  "59 129 

Bleehman,  Barry  Kent, 

5034  Reno  Rd.,  N.W..  Washington  6.  D.  C,  '58 114,  317 

Blevins.  James  Lowell. 

1307  Center  Ave..  Norfolk  2.  Va.,  '58 114 

Blizard,  Victor  Paul, 

733   Washington   Lane,  Jenkintown,   Pa..   '59 129 

Bloch.  Howard  Ruben, 

2908  Arbyle  Dr.,  Alexandria,  Va.,  '57 114,  238,  252,  313 

Block,  Byron  Barclay,  P.  O.  Box  549,  Tallahassee,  Fla.,  '59 129 

Bluehdorn,  Robert  William, 

5318  32nd  St.,  N.W..  Washington  15.  D.  C,  '57 101 

Boggs,  James   Preston, 

311    Pearl  St.,  Fayetteville,  N.  C,   '59 129,  295 

Boggs,  William  Wayne, 

1659  Ardsley  Court,  West  Englewood,  N.  J.,  '58 
Bohnenberger,   Ralph   Eugene, 

80  51    192  St.,  Jamacia,  N.  Y..  "56 74 

Bolinger.  Donald  Servis. 

2300  Oak  Park  Ave..  Dayton,  Ohio,  '58 114,  301 

Bollman.  Paul  Womelsdorf.  Jr.. 

301    Chestnut   St..   Shillington.   Pa..   "58      114 

Bolster.  Dennis  Richard. 

212  Clemmer  Ave..  Akron   13,  Ohio,  "56 353 

Bolte,  Kenneth  Charles, 

9242  Springfield  Blvd..  Queens  Village.  N.  Y.,  "57 101 

Bomze,  Richard  Mark, 

840  Bryant  St.,  Woodmere,  N.  Y..  '59  129,  316 

Bonczek.  Lonagan  Francis,  Jr., 

160  N.   Main  St..   Webster.   Mass..   '58 114 

Bonham.  Arthur  Frwin. 

303   E.   Broadway.   Hawthorne.  Cal..  '58 114,  315 

Bonin.  William  Navlor, 

1795    Robin   Hood    kd.,   Winslon-.Salem.  N.  C,   '59 129 

Boohcr.  James  Alexander.  Jr..  Box  13,  Elkin,  N.  C,  "59 129 

Book.  Allan  Louis. 

2001    Newton  St..   Washington.   D.  C,  "57 101,  202.  317 

Booker.  Thomas  Johnson.  III. 

Box   93.   Big   Island,   Va.,   "58 101,    194,  300 

Boos,  John  Donald, 

221    15   1 13th  Dr..  Cambria  Heights  11,  N.  Y.,  "59 129 

Boothroyd,  Edwin  John, 

2519  Roxboro  Rd..  Durham,  N.  C.  "57 193,  221 

Boozer,  Frank  Vernon, 

815   Orville  Ave..  South  Norfolk.  Va.,  "58 114.  298 

Borchard.  Robert  Maurice. 

133  Wildmere  Rd..  Rochester,  N.  Y.,  '58 129 

Boro.  Ira  Michael.  50  Sunset  Rd.,  Great  Neck,  N.  Y„  "58    114,  317 
Borsuk.  Gregory  Michael. 

19  Little  St..  East  Orange.  N.  J.,  "58 
Bosch.  Brian  James. 

Hotel    Krasnapolsky,    Amsterdam,    Holland.   '57 309 

Bosley,  Norman  Keith,  310  Church  St.,  Evanston,  111..  "58 114 

Bostic.  Wayne  Milford. 

947    12th  St..  Newport  News,  Va..  "59 126 

Boswell.  Donald  Eugene. 

106  Hammond  St..  Durham.  N.  C.  '56 74,  310 

Bosworth,  Anthony.  8  Vassar  Place.  Scarsdale.  N.  Y..  "58 
Botnick,  Marvin  Zachariah.  610  W.  Pine  St.. 

Hattie-sburg.    Miss..   "56 74.    164.  202.  229.   248.  317 

Bottoms.  Alton   Bruce. 

40   Pennsylvania   Ave..   Canton.   N.   C   "58 114 

Bottoms.  Arnold  Ray.  Rt.  4,  Box  94.  Martinsville,  Va.,  '56 74 

Bottoms.  Claude  Bryant.  Jr..  Box  33.  Macon,  N.  C.  '56 314 

Bourne.  John  Philip.  322  Clark  St..  Durham.  N.  C.  "56 
Bourne.  Richmond  Wiley.  Jr.. 

Washington   Rd..  Spartanburg.   S.   C.   '59 71.    129,  280 

Bouse,  George  Erie,  Jr.. 

122  Willean   Dr..   Louisville  7,  Ky.,  "57 101.  233.  305 

Bowen,  John  Henry.  209  W.  Jones  St..  Raleigh,  N.  C.  "59 129 

Bowers.  Alfred  George. 

258   Moore   St..   Princeton,  N.   J..   "58 114.  281 

Bowers.  Glenn  Wilson.  Jr.. 

423   Chesterfield   Rd..   Raleigh,   N.   C.   "59 129,  287 

Bowers,  Paul  Chadwick,  Jr., 

421   Hillcrest  Ave..  Charlotte.  N.  C.  "56 
Bowles,  Charles  Phillips,  Jr., 

601  East  Blvd..  Charlotte.  N.  C.  "58 286 

Bowman.  James  Talton.  Jr.,  Box  65,  Randleman,  N.  C,  "56 
Boyd.  Elwood  Ray.  509  Warren  St..  Williamston,  N.  C,  "58 
Boyd.  Gordon  Dale. 

1205    Waco    Rd..    Huntington.   W.   Va.,   '56 74,  323.  324 

Boyd  Robert  Cotton.  518  North  Cedar,  Little  Rock,  Ark.,  '59.... 129 


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Boyer,  William   Mercer, 

:00s  Elizabeth  Ave.,  Winston-Saler 
Brach.  Earl  Tilton,  Jr., 

88    Montclair   Ave,,    Montclair,    N,    J.,    "57 

Bradford,  Alan  Taylor,  2233  The  Circle,  Raleigh.  N.  C,  "5 
Bradford,  Gary  Wayne,  2575  Brown  St„  Gary,  Ind.,  '59. 
Bradford,  William  Mollis, 

6704   Fairfa,\   Rd.,  Chevy  Chase,   Md.,   '59 

Bradley,  Otis  Ray  (Spec),  Rt.   1,  Morrisville,  N.  C. 
Bradley,  Robert  Fred. 

350  Emerson  Ave..  Plainfield.  N.  .T..  '56 
Brady,  James  Owens, 

1521   Parkwood  Ave.,  Charlotte,  N.  C,  "57 
Bragg,  Arnold  Watts  (Spec), 

2121   Sprunt  St..  Durham.  N.  C. 
Bramberg.   Rudolph  Williams.  Jr., 

1140   Keystone   Ave.,   River   Forest,    III.,   '57  U 

Brandon,  Craig  Arnold,  Box   133.  Stanley,  N.  C,  '58 

Brandon.  Donald  Joe, 

165  Eighth  Ave.,  Cramerton.  N.  C,  '56 

Brannock,  Robert  Ned, 

1703  Woodland  Ave.,  Burlington.  N.  C,  '56 7 

Brau.  Richard  Charles. 

4  Oakshade  Ave..  Darien.  Conn..  '56 7 

Braun.  David  C.  205  Delaware  Ave..  Delmar.  N.  Y..  '56. 
Braun.  Harvey  Henry. 

37  Broad  St..  Apt.  4D,  Toms  River,  N.  J.,  '58 
Braxton,  Sherrod  Lee.,  Jr., 

204   E.   College   St..   Whiteville.   N.   C.   '57 

Bregoff.  Matthew  Spencer. 

265  College  Ave.,  Staten  Island.  N.  Y..  '58 
Breslow.  Harry  Lee. 

184  20  Cambridge  Rd..  Jamaica.  N. 
Brewer.  David  Lee. 

1084  W.  4th  St..  Winston-Salem.  N. 
Brewer.  Malcolm  Barnes.  '59 
Brewer.   Philip  Lee. 

1326    Elmwood   Dr..   Columbus.   Ga. 
Brice.  Robert  Samuel.  Jr., 

c  o  E.  E.  Smith  &  Sons.  Gastonia.  N.  C,  '56 
Brickman.  Thayer  Ellis.  512  Talbot  Ave..  Boston  24,  Mass. 
Bridgenbaugh.  Charles  Sumner.  III. 

3202  6th  Ave..  W..  Bradenton.  Fla..  '58 114, 

Brideweser,  William  Buhmair, 

441   N.   Main  St..  Navarre.  Ohio,  '56 

Bridges.  Benjamin.  Jr.. 

300   W.   Loudoun   St.,   Leesburg,   Va.,   '58 114,  212. 

Briggs.  Norman  Henry.  2778  Southwood  Lane. 

Jacksonville,    Fla..    '56 74.   192.    195,   229,  233,  241, 

Bright,  James  Lee, 

724  N.  Peacehaven  Rd.,  Winston-Salem,  N.  C,  '57 

Britt,  Alton  Alfred.  Jr..  Box  427,  Valdese,  N.  C,  '59 129. 

Brockelbank.  John  Elliott. 

851   Springfield  Ave..  Summit.  N.  J..  '58 114. 

Brockwell.  Arlick  Linwood.  Jr.. 

115  N.   Market  St..  St.   Petersburg,  Va..  '58 ...114. 

Brockwell.  Sterling  M..  Jr.. 

1007   Buchanan  Blvd..  Durham,  N.  C.  '56. .35.    191.  214. 

Brodhead.  Robert  Edgar.  Rt.  3.  Kittanning.  Pa..  '58 114. 

Brodigan.  David  Eugene  (Spec). 

2602  Hillandale  Rd..  Durham.  N.  C. 
Brooks,  Ernest  Bruce,  Jr., 

522   Stratford   Rd.,   Winston-Salem,   N.   C,   '59 129, 

Brooks,  Eugene  Hastings,  Jr., 

61    Denham    Rd.,   Springfield,   N.   J..   '57 

Brooks,  Irwin  Lukens,  N.  Main  St.,  North  Wales,  Pa.,  '59 
Brooks,  Linton  Forrestall, 

152  Saluda  Ave.,  Columbia,  S.  C.  '59 129, 

Brooks,  William  Ward, 

61    Denham   Rd.,   Springfield,   N.   J.,   '59 129, 

Brotherton,  David  Lamar, 

1400  McFarland  Ave.,  Rossville,  Ga.,  '58 114, 

Brown,  Anthony  Eugene, 

17495  Gulf  Blvd.,  N.  Nedington,  St.  Petersburg  8,  Fla.,  '59.. 
Brown,  David  Carhart,  802  Burch  Ave.,  Durham.  N.  C.  "56 
Brown.  Frederic  1442  E.  21  Street.  Brooklyn.  N.  Y.,  '57 

Brown,  Gary  Holmes,  Rt.   I,  Randleman,  N.  C,  '58 

Brown.  John  Wiggins,  N.  Howard  Circle,  Tarboro,  N,  C,  '57 
Brown,  Kermit  English,  Jr., 

Chunns  Cove  Rd.,  Rt.  2.  Asheville.  N.  C.  '57 

Brown.  Walter  Louis.  Box  244.  Clarkton.  N.  C.  '57 
Brown.  William  McCormick. 

3709  Rectory  Lane,  Upper  Marlboro.  Md..  '56 
Brown,  James  Wilburn.  Jr., 

1248  W.  Woodlawn  Ave.,  Norfolk,  Va.,  '59 

Browne.  Norwell  Bruce,  Jr., 

4909  Interboro,  Pittsburg,  Pa.,  '57 101, 


Brown,  Russell  Charles, 

302  2882  Gasser  Blvd.,  Rocky   River,  Ohio,  '58 285 

Brownell,  Robert  Burton, 

302  Rt.  3,  Parker  Rd.,  Morristown,  Tenn.,  '58 114,   193,  247 

114  Browning,  Birt  Lee,  Jr., 

129  216  Bal  Cross  Dr.,  Miami  Beach,  Fla.,  '57 

Browning,  Robert  Ross, 
129  Box  26 1,  East  Carolina  College,  Greenville,  N.  C,  '57 

Brownson,  Fred  Oscar, 

1130    Monroe   St.,   Wenatchee,   Wash,,    '59 129,  303 

Broyles.  Rowan  Manning, 

19  W.   Locust  St.,   Bethlehem,   Pa.,    59 129 

Brubaker,  John  Robert, 

4  N.  Old  Oak  Dr.,  Beaver  Falls.  Pa..  '57  ...101.  210.  222.  300 
Brubaker.  Leonard  H..  Jr.. 

259   Belvedere  Dr..   Macon.  Ga..   '56 74.  234 

281  Brumley.  George  William.  Jr..  Box  286.  St.  Mary's,  Ga..  '56. ...74 

216  Bruton.  David  Aro.  Jr., 

Rt.  5.  Box  536.  Charlotte,  N,  C.  '57 101,  303,  323 

.74  Bruton,  John  Macaulay. 

2412   Longest   Ave..   Louisville.   Ky.,   '59 129 

194  Bryant.  Corrone  Enoche.  Rt.  3.  Williamston.  N.  C.  '56 74 

Bryant.  William  Gray.  Jr.. 

300  913    Pamlico    Dr..    Greensboro.    N.    C,    '57 101,    168,  244 

.74  Bryson,  Edwin  Constant,  Jr„ 

818  Anderson  St..  Durham.  N.  C.   '58 114.  289,  334 

Buchanan,  John  West, 

2009  Liberty  Dr..  Greensboro.  N.  C.  '56 289 

101  Buchholz.  Robert  Burman. 

5735  Anthony  Wayne  Tr..  Maumee.  Ohio.  '59 129,  295 

Buhowsky.   Anthony   William.   '58 334 

Bulkley.  Edward  Everett. 

316  Lincoln    Rd..   South    Lincoln.    Mass..    '58 114 

Bullard.  Lawrence  Dawson, 

289  603   Colonial   Dr.,  Wilmington.  N.   C,  '58 117 

Bullock.  David  Orren. 

310  West  Ave..  Kannapolis.  N.  C,  '59 129 

345  Bullock,  John  Alfred.  Jr.. 

6  Sunset   Dr..  Summitt.  N.   J..   '58 117.  298.  350 

Bunn,  Jack  Calvin. 

5510  Charlcote  Rd..  Bethesda   14.  Md..  '59 129 

Bunn.  Spruill  Gilmore. 
298  Gold  Leaf  Farms.  Spring  Hope.  N.  C.  '58 117,    168 

Burckel,  Robert  Charles. 
.74  1404  Kathleen  Rd..  Lakeland.  Fla..  '56 

Burdick.  Donald  Smiley. 

7  Chestnut  Dr..  Huntington.  W.  Va..  '58 117.  238,  247,  285 

Burger,  Joseph  Charles.  Jr..  3325  Quebec  Place.  N.W.. 

Washington,  D.  C,  '58 117.  301.  309 

Burgess.  Ben  Eugene.  810  Main  Ave..  Newton.  N.  C.  '56  74 

Burnham.  Robert  Guy. 

8478  Owlwood  Lane.  Cincinnati  27.  Ohio.  '56... .2 14.  217.  222 
Burns.  Robert  Enoch.  Box  368.  Maxton.  N.  C.  '59. 129,   163,  222 

Burquest,  Bret  Owen.  Box  165.  Sarasota.  Fla..  '57 101 

Burr.  David  Shepard.  Skytop  Club.  Skytop.  Pa..  '59   129 

Burrell.  Robert  Gaugh. 

27  Mt.  Pleasant  Ave..  Wyoming  15.  Ohio.  '56 74.  202.  294 

Burt.  Johnny  Joseph.   Jr..   Enfield.   N.   C.   '56 74,  293 

Burton,  Richard  Greene, 

52  Alumni  Ave..  Providence.  R.  I..  '58 282 

Buss.  David  Francis. 

1268  Hayward  Ave..  Cincinnati.  Ohio.  '58 117,  282 

Buteau.  Bernard  Franklin.  Jr., 

Marion    Ave..    Plantsville,   Conn..    '59 129.  287 

Butts.  Robert  George.  59  S.  Main  St..  Earlville.  N.  Y..  '57 101 

Byers.  Robert  Maxwell. 

106  Elkton  Blvd..  Elkton.  Md..  '59 129,  299 

Byrd.  Wade  Rupert.  Box  564.  Spindale,  N.  C,  '59 129 

Byrne,  Edward  Blake, 

5167  Stone  Wood   Dr.,  Riverside,  Calif.,  '57 101,  282 

Bvrne,  William  Definiger,  Jr., 

10  Avon   Rd.,  Larchmont,  N.   Y..  '59 129.  355 

Caison.  Charles  Crawford. 

P9  1302  Bradshaw  St..  High  Point.  N.  C.  '59 129 

Calaway.  Elbert  Ray.  263  Park  Dr..  Winston-Salem,  N.  C.  '56. .74 
Caldwell.  Herchel  Amos.  Jr.. 
114  3100  Devon  Rd..  Durham,  N.  C,  '58 

Caldwell,  Norman  Donald,  290  Boyd  Dr.,  Sharon.  Pa..  '59     129 
Calhoun.  Thomas  Anthony. 
101  Qtrs.  5.  Ft.  McNair.  Washington  25.  D.  C.  '59  129.  295 

Callcott,  Thomas  Anderson. 

1718  College  St..  Columbia.  S.  C.  '58 117.  302 

Calton.  Renneth  Javan.  3205  Clark  Ave..  Raleigh.  N.  C.  '59.... 129 
Calvert.  John  Frederick, 
120  4  Windermere  Rd.,  Auburndale,  Mass.,  '58..  160,   170,  247,  306 

Camp,  Thomas  Frank.  Jr., 

301  892  Rosedak  Rd.,  N.E.,  Atlanta,  Ga.,  '58 .....117,  238,  286 


Campbell.  Carlos  J.,  Jr.. 

2404   McClintock   Rd..  Charlotte,   N.   C,   '58 305 

Candler,  William  Love,  Jr., 

50.53    Horseshoe   Trail.    Dallas   9.   Texas.   '59 129 

Canney.  Frank  Douglas. 

19619  Scottsdale  Blvd..  Shaker  Heights  22,  Ohio.  •59...  129,  292 

Cannon.  Kim  Colladay.  Rt.  4.  Box  25.  Vienna,  Va..  "59 129 

Cappcilo.  John  Joseph. 

146  (  atherine  St..  Bridccport.  Conn..  '59 
Carden.  Norman  Flinton.  III. 

Bo.\  3139  Duke  Hospital.  Durham  N.  C,  '59 129 

Cardoze,  Fernando. 

Calle  Colombia  4,  Panama  Republic,  Panama,  "59 129 

Carey,  Edward  Jay,  4272  Noble  St..  Bellaire.  Ohio.  '57.  .101,  233 
Carlisle.  James  Mallory.  Ill, 

550  Hillcrest  Ave..  Westfield.  N.  J..  "58 117,  306 

Carlisle.  Richard  Marvin.  Jr.. 

171    Montclair  Ave.,  Montclair,  N.  J..  '56 74 

Carlson.  Clifford  Arthur, 

122  West  Ninth  St..   Hinsdale.   111..  "59 129 

Carlton.  Linwood  Wray.  Wallace.  N.  C,  '59 
Carnegie.  Henry  Carter. 

1260  N.  Lakeway.  Palm  Beach.  Fla.,  '56 77,  229.  231.  234 

Carpenter.  Robert  Rhyne. 

403   Weaver  St..  Cherryville.  N.  C,  '57 101.  289 

Carpenter,  Ronald  d'Andelot. 

Springfield  Farm.  Rock  Hall.  Md..  '58 117 

Carr.  Charles  Harper. 

1529   Hermitage   Court.   Durham.   N.   C.   '57 101 

Carr,  Donald  Richard. 

3501  High  Point  Rd..  Greensboro.  N.  C.  '59 129,  303 

Carroll,  Gordon  Slade, 

4606   Harvard  Rd..  College  Park.   Md..  '58 306 

Carroll.  Herman  Grey,  Jr.. 

1801   Glen  Echo  Rd..  Nashville,  Tenn.,  '59 129 

Carroll.   William   Royce.   Norcross,   Ga.,   '56 294 

Carter.  Alan  Bruce.  26  Iroquois  Dr.,  Clarendon  Hill.  111..  '58.117 
Carter,    Charles    Edwin, 

205     Hartwell    Ave.,    Littleton,    Mass.,    '59 .129.  296 

Carter,   David    Michael, 

1703  Norlina  Rd.,  Henderson.  N.  C.  '59 129 

Carter,    Samuel    King, 

Apt.  G-1.    1211    Ruffin   St..   Durham.   N.   C,   '56 102 

Carter.    Stephen    Goddard. 

48   Hammond   St..   Rochester.   N.   Y..  '58 117 

Cartier,    Philip    Payne. 

238    S.    38th    St.'.    Philadelphia.    Pa.,    '56 77,   193 

Cartwright.    John    Morris, 

942  Lambeth  Circle,  Durham,  N.  C,  '57 102 

Cartwright,    Thomas    Lisson, 

200    Crestway,    Amarillo.    Texas.    '57 102 

Carzoo,  Dean  Michael,  Xenia  Ave.,  Cedarville.  Ohio,  '56 77 

Cash,    William   Thomas,    Jr., 

507    N.    Driver    Ave.,    Durham,    N.    C,    '59 71.   130 

Cashman.    Donald    C, 

556  West    180  St.,  New  York  33,  N.  Y.,  '57 334 

Cassells,  Joseph  Samuel.  126  Oakland  Ave..  Chester,  S.  C,  '56. .77 
Cassidy,    James    Rodman, 

1638   Andrews   PI..   Williamsport.    Pa.,   '59 130 

Casterlin,  Harry  Richard, 

1123    Dorsey    Place,    Plainfield,    N.    J..    '57 102,   290 

Caswell,   Fred   Weston, 

18    Campbell    Rd.,   Short    Hills,    N.    J.,    '57 102,  281 

Cato,    Philip    Carlyle, 

243    Keswick   Ave.,   Charlotte,   N.   C,   '56 169,  306 

Cavenaugh,    James    A.,    Jr.. 

1204  h.  Mulberry  St.,  Goldsboro,  N.  C,  '56  .77,  216.  300.  301 
Cavincss,   Verne   Strudwick, 

913    Vance,    Raleigh,    N.    C,    '56 77,   158.  231.  234.  281 

Cedarstrand,   Theodore    Clarence, 

5    15    Heights    Rd.,    Ridgewood,    N.    J.,    '58 
Cell,  John  Whitson,  3114  Dairen  Dr.,  Raleigh,  N.  C,  '57         281 
Chadwick,    Gerald    Alvin, 

537    Grand    Ave.,    Leonia.    N.    J..    '56 293,  354 

Chafin,  Robert  Neil. 

125   Rosedale  Circle,  Winston-Salem,  N.  C,  '59 130 

Challenger,    John    Hynson, 

423    Ridgewood    Rd.,    Maplewood.   N.   J..    '57 102.  290 

Chandler,    Thomas    Edward, 

1407   Club    Dr..    Lynchburg,    Va..   '58 117 

Chapman,   Edwin   Thomas,   Jr..   Quinton.   Va..   "57 102 

Chapman.   Robert    Reginald. 

507  Circle  Dr..  Burlington.  N.  C.  '56.12.  77.  192.  246.  298 
Chappell.  Donald  Louis.  214  Coe  Rd..  Clearwater.  Fla..  '59  130 
Chappell.    Fred    Davis, 

U.    S.    Highway    19   &   23,   Candler.    N.    C.    '58 
Chappell,  Jack  Lee,  603  Ramseur  St.,  Durham,  N.  C,  '58 


Charneco.    Dale    Rafael, 

Qtrs.    H.   Nor.   Nav.   .Shipyard.    Portsmouth,   Va..   '59. 130.  315 
Chatterton.    Allan    Bruce, 

14  Galway  PI..  W.  Englewood,  N.  J..  '59 130 

Cheney.    Willoughby    G.,    Jr.. 

2812    Columbia   Ave.,   Wilmington.   N.   C,   '59 130 

Cherry.    Paul    Wyman. 

Garlan   Ct..   Savin   Ave.,   West   Haben    16.   Conn..   '56.77.  204 
Cherry.    William    Hix,    Jr., 

1415    Pennsylvania    Ave.,    Durham.    N.    C.    "57 .102,  285 

Chestnutt.    William   Joseph. 

2110  Alston  Ave.,   Durham.   N.  C.  '57 102 

Chewning.   Oscar  Charlie.   Rt.    1.   Pee   Dee.   N.   C,   '57. 102,  245 
Chittum.  Charles   Herbert, 

612    South    Terrace.    Huntington.    W.    Va.,    '58 117,  294 

Choate.   Craig    Dexter. 

401    Park    Place.    Pittsburgh    9.    Pa..    '59 130.   187.  315 

Christofferson.  John  Arthur.  Jr., 

1445   20th   St..  Columbus,  Ga..   '57 294 

Chromick.    Jan    Demont, 

101    Sunny    Ridge    Lane,    Dayton    9,    Ohio,    '59 130 

Clancy,  Wendell  White,  710  Shady  Ave..  Geneva,  111.,  '59 130 

Clapham,   Edward  Geoffrey, 

40  S.  Chesterfield   Rd..  Columbus.   Ohio.   '57 102 

Clapp,    John    Sanborn, 

651   Fairmount  Ave..  St.  Paul  5.  Minn.,  '57 294 

Clark,   Anthony   Wayne, 

229    E.    Beverley,    Staunton,    Va.,    '58 117,  286 

Clark,  James  Norwood,  Jr.,  River  Road,  Cairo,  Ga.,  '56 77 

Clark.    Leverett    Tiffany, 

3837    Calle    Cortez,    Tucson.    Ariz.,    '56 77,   170 

Clark,    Morris   Clifford, 

2221    Mimosa   Place,  Wilmington,   N.   C.   '56 77 

Clark,   Newton  Thomas, 

1604    E.    Main    St.,    Spartanburg.    S.    C.    '58 117.    187.  302 

Clark,   Robert   Lee,    1432   Montana   Ave.,   Orlando.   Fla..   '58.117 
Clark,    Robert    Nicholson. 

Box  311-A.  Rt.  2.  Clarkton.  N.  C.  '56 77 

Clark.    Robert    Walker.   Jr.. 

2912  Spring  Garden  St..  Greensboro.  N.  C,  '56 77 

Clarke,    Lewis    Ryland,    III. 

6104   Sefton   Ave.,    Baltimore    14.    Md..    '59 130,  283 

Clatterbuck,  Ronald  Drewry, 

320  Huntington  Blvd..  Roanoke.  Va..  '56 
Clayton.  Jerry  Maynard,  214  Lamar  St.,  Roxboro,  N.  C,  '58. .290 
Clayton,    Joseph    Coy,    Jr., 

Box    184,    Haw    River,    N.    C.    '58 117,  289 

Clayton,    Robert    Farrington, 

57    Northwood    Ave..    N.E..    .Atlanta.    Ga.,    '58 302 

Clayton.    Thomas    Willets. 

1900    Ridgewood    Dr.,    Chattanooga,    Tenn.,    '58 117,238 

Cleaveland,   Clifton    Ranee. 

823    Albion    Rd.,    Columbia.    S.    C.    '58 117,   184,  302 

Cleaveland,    Stuart    Jeremy, 

13  Huntington  Place,  New  Hartford,  N.  Y.,  '58 102 

Clement,    Donald    Hayes,    Jr..    2107    Grace    Ave.. 

New    Bern.    N.    C,    '58 71,   117,   160,  289.  334 

Cleveland,    Lee   Crowell, 

53   Francisco  Ave.,  West  Caldwell,  N.  J..  '58 117 

Clevenger.    Robert    William.    McConnellsburg,    Pa..    '56  .77.  244 
Clifton.    Robert   Charles, 

3303    Staunton    Ave..    S.E.,   Charleston,    W.    Va..    '57.102,  298 
Clinard,  Ralph  H.,  Jr.,  1013  Broad  St.,  Durham,  N.  C.  '56 

Coates,  Garland  Wayland,  Rt.  1,  Box  197,  Halifax,  Va..  '56 77 

Cobb,    Curtis    Edgar,    65    Ivy    Way. 

Port    Washington,    L.    I.,    New    York,    '58 16,   117.  237 

Cobble.    Herbert    Dean, 

46    Dixie    Circle,    Lupton    City.    Tenn..    '57 102,   130.  309 

Coble,    Yank    David,    Jr., 

561    Parkview    Dr.,    Burlington.    N.    C,    '59 185,  280 

Cockrell,    Phillip  Andrew.   Grover.   N.   C,   '57 102,  286,  345 

Coffey,    John    Harold, 

6704  Barr  Rd.,  Fairway  Hills,  Md.,  '59 130 

Cogan,   John    Patrick, 

718  S.   College  Ave..   Oxford,  Ohio,   '56 191,  222.  2S6 

Cohen,  Alan  Bernard,  2708  Whitney  Ave..  Baltimore.  Md..  '58    117 
Cohen,    Joseph    Pines, 

494  East   18th  St.,  Brooklyn  26,  N.   Y..  '56 77.  313 

(  ohen.     Peter    Edward, 

151    Central   Park   West,  New   >  ork   23.  N.   Y.,  '59 130 

(oil.  Gary  Frederick,  300  22nd  .St..  Dunbar.  W.  Va..  '58 117 

Cole.  James  Leo,  102  LeGrand  St.,  Rockingham,  N.  C,  '59 130 

Cole.    John    Oscar, 

25    Marshall    Place,   Webster   Groves,    Mo..    '58 41,  77,  282 

Cole,  William  John,  1231  Canterbury  Rd..  Raleigh.  N.  C.  '56 
Coleman.    Glenn    William, 

Apartado   477,    Havana,   Cuba,    '59 130.287 


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Collins,    Dannie    Joe, 

Apt.  2.  4008  Cedardale  Rd.,  Baltimore   15.  Md.,  '59 130 

Collins,   Donald,   26   05    14   Street,   Astoria    2,   N.   Y.,   "58 
Collins,    Richard    Hollen, 

Apt.  2,  4008  Cedardale  Rd.,   Baltimore    15,   Md..  '58. .117,  307 
Colmey,   Thomas  Grosvenor, 

133    Ashland   Ave.,    River   Forest.    111..   •57.102.  248,  306,  350 
Colquitt,    Carlton    Black.    Jr.. 

116   S.   St.,   Thomaston.   Ga..   '59 130,   186 

Coltrane,    George    Allen. 

317  Richardson  St..  High  Point.  N.  C,  '56 77 

Colwell,    Samuel    Campbell,    III, 

174  Arbor  Dr.,  Southport,  Conn.,   '58 282 

Conant,    Marcus   Augustine, 

1022   Landon   Ave.,   Jacksonville.   Fla.,   '58 
Connor,  Bruce  Augustine,  225  South  Blvd.,  Salisbury,  Md.,  '59  .130 
Connor.   William   Craig, 

686  John   Anderson  Hwy.,  Ormond   Beach,   Fla.,  '57. 102,  302 
Cook,    Carlisle    Furman,    Jr., 

210  Patuxent  Rd.,  Laurel,   Md..  '57 102.   194.  301 

Cooper,   Bainard,    176   Ridge   Ave..   Chattanooga.   Tenn..   '57. .245 
Copeland,    Darryl    Wade, 

1003    Eastport    Ave..    Uhrichsville,    Ohio,    '58 117,  309 

Copeland,  Edward  M.,  Ill,  McDonough,  Ga.,  '59 130,  308 

Copeland,    Howard    Lawrence, 

900  W.  47th  Ct.,   Miami   Beach,   Fla..  '57..102,   160,  252,  293 
Copper.    Walter    Logan,    Jr.. 

54    Laurel   Place,   Trenton    8,   N.    J..    '56 77 

Corcoran.  William  Patrick.  10  7th  St..  Frenchtown,  N.  J.  '58 
Corn,  Charles  McCutchen, 

1590  Ocoee  St.,  Cleveland,  Tenn.,   '59 130 

Cornwell,    Kenneth    LeRoy, 

81    Tobin    Ave.,   Great    Neck,   N.    Y.,    "59 130,  287 

Cornwell,  Richard  Guy,  200  Winter  St.,  Charlotte,  N.  C,  '59. 130 
Correll,   John   Christopher, 

801  Lancaster  Ave.,  Monroe,  N.  C.  '56 .102 

Cottingham,    Andrew    Jackson,    Jr.. 

102    W.    Covington    St.,    Laurinburg,    N.    C,    '59 130,  288 

Cotton,    Simeon    Henry, 

853    Lantana,    Clearwater,    Fla.,    57 309 

Couch.  Jon  William.  3411   niiisboro  Rd..  Durham,  N.  C,  '58  .294 

Couch,  Vance,  Jr.,  1231   Miami  Bivd.,  Durham,  N.  C,  '59 130 

Coughlin,    Donald   O'Brien, 

1138    Wyoming    Ave.,    Forty    Fort,    Pa.,    '56 77,  305 

Coulthurst,  Lawrence  Joseph,  Jr., 

925    Madison   Ave.,   Plainfield,   N.   J.,   '56 309 

Council,   John   Cromartie,   Jr.. 

384  Westview  Dr.,   S.W.,  Winston-Salem,   N.   C.   '58. .117.  289 
Council,  Waldo  Lawrence,  328  Clark  St.,  Durham,  N.  C,  '58 

Courie,   Mittrey  Amon,  Box  217,  Kinston,  N.  C,  '59 130 

Courtney,   Cornelius    Byrd,    Jr.. 

4814   Huntington   Ave.,   Newport   News,   Va.,   '57 102,  298 

Cowell.    Edward    Duke,    III, 

1613   N.   William  Circle,   Elizabeth   City,   N.   C,   '56 77 

Cowie,  James  Donald, 

17  Manchester  Rd.,  Tuckahoe,  N.  Y..  '58 117,  301 

Cox,  Daniel  Baker, 

c/o  Cox  Furniture  Co.,  Gainesville,  Fla.,  '57 323 

Coxe,  James  Oliver,  Box  1066  Laurinburg,  N.  C. 
Cozart,  William  Hoyt,  Jr., 

814  sth  .St.,   Durham,   N.  C,   '58 117,   252,  294,  323 

Crablrce,  Robert  Wayne,  1308  Liberty  St.,  Durham,  N.  C.  '57 
Cracknell,  Terry  Alfred, 

2085   Western  Ave.,  Alliance,  Ohio,   '58 117,  309 

Craddock,  Arthur  Bruce,  210  Franklin  St.,  Mt.  Airy,  N.  C.  '57 
Craft,  James  Woodrow,  Jr., 

1209  W.  Avenue,  Charleston,  W.   Va..  '58 117,  306 

Craft.  Paul  Edgar.  III.  2007  Englcwood,  Durham,  N.  C.  '57 
Crane,  James  Dewar  (Spec), 

2  Lansing  St.,  North  Warren,  Pa. 
Craven,  Carlyle  Colbert, 

514  N.  State  St.,  Lexington,  N.  C  '58 
Craven,  Jesse  Clarence,  Jr.. 

807  Raleigh  Rd.,  Ramscur,  N.  C,  '58 117,  297 

Craven,  Nicholas  Scott, 

19  West  3rd  Ave.,  Lexington,  N.  C,  '59 130 

Crawford,  Robert  Coy, 

975  Winall  Down  Rd.,  Atlanta.  Ga.,  '58 117 

Crawford,  Roger  William, 

502  31st  St.,  N.W.,  Canton,  Ohio.  '58 117.  305 

Crcadick,  John  Dennis,  Box  894,  Aiken,  S.  C,  '56 77,  286 

Creasy,  Albert  Henderson, 

2314  Metis  Ave.,  Wilmington,  N.  C,  '58 
Crews,  Don  Wayne.  940-L  Hollingsworth  Dr.. 

Lakeland.    Fla..    '56 102,   160,  202.  298 

Crews.  Lyen  Connor.  290  Lexington  St..  Versailles.  Ky.,  '59. ...130 
Crews.  Robert  Joseph, 

2220  Queen  St.,  Winston-Salem,  N.  C,  '58 117,  206 


Crihfield.  Glenn  Stevenson. 

Rt.  3,  Box  372,  Greensboro,  N.  C,  '58 117 

Crockett,  William  Guild, 

509  Owen   Rd.,  Wynnewood,   Pa.,   '57 102,  293 

Crooke,  Richard  Robert,  65  The  Oaks,  Roslyn,  N.  Y.,  '58 212 

Crossingham.  Charles  Edward, 

Box  551,   Mt.  Airy.  N.  C.  '56 214,  222 

Crowell,  William  Groce. 

Rocky   Hill   Rd.,   Plymouth,   Mass..  '59 130 

Crutchfield,  Marvin  Mack, 

2616  Proctor  Rd.,  Durham.  N.  C.  '56 77,  234,  247 

Crymes,  James  Elbert,  III, 

6050  S.  W.  35th  St..  Miami.  Fla.,  '57 102,  297 

Culp,  Charles  Harrison, 

2000  Arbor  St..  Durham.  N.  C.  '58 130.   168 

Culp.  James  Stanley. 

2825  Northampton  St..  N.W..  Washington,  D.  C.  '58. ...117,  294 
Culp,  Julian  Martin, 

311  S.  Broad  St..  Mooresville.  N.  C.  '59 130,  287 

Cummings,  Jasper  Richard, 

4026  Winchester  Rd,  Louisville  7,  Ky.,  '57 102 

Cummins,  Hugh  Sterling, 

326   West   Pike  St.,  Canonsburg,   Pa.,   '56 77,  305 

Cunningham,  Arthur  William,  Jr., 

1546  Thomas  Ave.,  Charlotte.  N.  C,  '56 77 

Curran.  Rollin  Thaddeus, 

P.  O.  Box  684,  Reidsville,  N.  C,  '58 117,  238 

Curtis,  John  Joseph, 

1766  Gerard  Ave.,  S.,  Minneapolis,   Minn.,  '58 314 

Cushing.  Wayne  Burrus, 

2303  Princess  Place  Dr.,  Wilmington,  N.  C,  '58 
Custer.  Henry  Lewis,  Jr., 

552  East  Allen  St.,  Lancaster,  Ohio,  '59 130,  295 

Cutler,  Richard  Edwin,  Preston,  Minn,,  '58 117,  323 

Cuyer,  Robert  Alexander, 

286  Neal  Dow  Ave.,  Staten   Island,  N.  Y.,  '58 117 

Daggitt,  Jack  Edward, 

1116  Hannah  Ct.,  Benton  Harbor,  Mich.,  "59 130 

Dahlgren.  Paul  William.  Jr., 

719  Wappoo  Hall  Rd..  Charleston  43.  S.  C.  '59 130 

Dale.  Lucian  Jackson,  Jr.. 

127  W.  7th  St.,  Charlotte,  N.  C,  '56 77,  219,  281 

Dale,  Thomas  Neal,  610  Barbee  St.,  High  Point,  N.  C,  '58... 117 
Dale,  William  John.  Jr., 

7106   Ridgewood   Ave..  Chevy   Chase,   Md.,   '58 298 

Dalton,  William  Edward, 

1036   Manchester  Ave.,  Norfolk,  Va.,   '57 77 

Dalton,   William   Lee,   '56 290 

Dan,  Charles  George,  Jr.,  440  W.  5th  St.,  Salem,  Ohio,  '56 305 

D'Angelo,  John  Matthew, 

91    Prior  Ct.,  Oradell.   N.  J.,   '58 117.  290 

Daniel,  James  William  C.  Jr.. 

104   Vance   Apt..   Raleigh.   N.   C.   '59 130 

Darling,  Jerome  Webster,  Scotland  Ave.,  Madison,  Conn.,  "57. .301 
David,  Donald  Gilbert, 

1764   Greenwood   Ave.,   Jacksonville,   Fla..   '57... 102,    191.    194 
Davidson.  Donald  Rowland. 

228  W.  Highland  Ave..  Ebensburg.  Pa.,  '59 130 

Davidson,  Ronald  Edward, 

228   W.   Highland  Ave.,   Ebensburg.   Pa..  '59 130,  292 

Davis.  Charles  Williams. 

131  S.  Broadhead  Rd..  Aliquippa.  Pa.,  '56 77 

Davis,  Clarence  Boylan, 

1812   Perry  Ave.,  Wilmington,  N.  C.  '58 
Davis,  Jack  Rex,   1898  Haywood  Rd..  Asheville,  N.  C,  '58. ...117 

Davis.  James  Karnes,   Rainelle,  W.  Va.,  '56 78 

Davis,  Jimmy  Frederick,  3310  Duke  Lane,  Durham,  N.  C,  '58 

Davis,  John  Clarence,  Box  223,  Elkin,  N.  C,  '58 305 

Davis,  Keith  Eugene, 

Rt.    1.   Box    12.  Guilford  College.  N.  C,  '58 130 

DaMv,    Koilh    Ihorugate.  Jr.. 

:is   ll.ukloiilickl  Dr..  De  Witt.  N.  Y..  '59 

DaMs,  1  ;.M\    k.in,   1.^21   Fast  Blvd..  Charlotte.  N.  C..  '57 102 

Diivis.  I.ouis  WiKon.  Jr., 

211    l-asl   Lake  Ave.  Baltimore    12.   Md.,  "57 102 

Davis,    Ihomas  Edward, 

54  F,  Cleveland  Ave..  Newark,  N.  J..  '56 290 

Davis.  William  Shala, 

710  (  hurch  St..  Marietta,  Ga.,  '58 117,  286,  293 

Dawson.  Robert  Grady,  Jr.,  1913  Reid  St.,  Raleigh,  N.  C.  '58 
Dav.  David.  Eugene.  507  D  Street.  N.  Wilkesboro.  N.  C.  '59. 1 30 
Day.  Jerry  Beaman.  507  D  Street.  N.  Wilkesboro.  N.  C.  '56. .78 
Deakins.  Derrick  Birdseye. 

210  James  Blvd..  Signal  Mt..  Tenn..  '56 78.   195.  296.  297 

Dean.  Jarvis  Gibson.  Jr., 

307   Belvoir  Ave..  Chattanooga,  Tenn.,  '57 309 

Dean,  Norman  Wilton, 

185  Main  St.,  E.  Northfield,  Mass.,  '59 130,  296,  355 


DeAngelis,  Joseph  Anthoney, 

340  Billings  Ave.,  Paulsboro,   N.  J.,  '59 130 

Deans.  William  Chappell, 

6405    Stuart    Ave.,    Richmond,    Va„    "56 78 

Deans,  William  Ronald,  Red  Oak,  N.  C,  '57 

Deas,  David  John,  9  Hampton  St.,  Canton,  N.  C,  '56 102 

Dcbrovner,  Steven  Henry, 

10  Shore  Blvd..  Brooklyn  35,  N.  Y.,  '59 130 

DeBruhl.  Arthur  Marshall, 

66   Frances  St..   Asheville,   N.   C,   '59 117,  302 

Decker,  Lawrence  Diercks, 

133  Franklin  St.,  Cedar  Grove,  N.  J.,  '57  102,   247,  290 

Dellinger,  Clyde  James, 

4218   Blackwood   Ave.,  Charlotte,   N.   C,   '58 117 

DeLoach,  Mahlon  W.,  Jr., 

S.    Howard   Circle,   Tarboro,   N.    C,   '57 102 

Deloatch,  Sidney  Columbus,  Jr.,   1221   Hamilton  St., 

Roanoke    Rapids,    N.    C,    '56 102,  322,  323,  329 

DeMonterice,  Bruce  de  Simon, 

Jackson    Ave.,    Fishkill,    N.    Y.,    '58 315 

Denise,   Robert  Phillips. 

611  S.  Best  St.,  Goldsboro,  N.  C,  '59 130,  303 

Denker,  Neil  Arthur,  410  Audubon  Rd.,  Riverside,  111.,  '59 130 

Denker,  Peter  John, 

Box  274,  Locust  Valley,  N.  Y.,  '58 117,  282 

Denne,  Donald   Ralph, 

3524  Lindberg  Way.  Weirton,  W.  Va.,  '59 130,  307 

Denslow,  James  Albert,  Box  297,  Seffner,  Fla.,  "58 168 

Denton,  Donald  Hemphill,  Jr., 

3827  Abingdon  Rd.,  Charlotte  7,  N.  C,  '59 .130 

DePuy,  Robert  Ward. 

13331  N.  W.  1st  Court,  Miami,  Fla.,  '58 210,  301,  355 

Deschler,  Ralph  Joseph, 

1035  Park  Ave.,  New  York  28.  N.  Y.,  '59 .....130,  244 

Detrick,  Kenneth  Stanley, 

206  N.  Rd.,  Lindamere,  Wilmington,  Del.,  '57 

Dewey,  Richard  Guy,  Rt.  2,  Massena,  N.  Y.,  '59 ...130,    185 

D'Huy,  Gerald  Joseph,  310  Eighth  Ave.,  Bethlehem,  Pa.,  '58.1 17 
Dickens,  Charles  Henderson, 

502  Jarrett  St.,  Thomasville,   N.   C,   '57 102 

Dickens.  Robert  Gordon,  210  E.  6th  St.,  Weldon,  N.  C,  '56.. .78 
Dickerson.  Edmund  James, 

657    Meadowview   Dr.,    Dayton    9,    Ohio,    '59 130 

Dickey,  Crawford  Marshall, 

1447  N.  Inglewood  St.,  Arlington,  Va.,  '59 130 

Dickey.  Robert  William,  Jr., 

32   University  PI.,  Lexington,   Va..   '56   78,  304,   305 

Dietrich,  Carl  Phillip, 

3795  Granger  Rd..  Akron.  Ohio,  '58 117,  298,  314 

Dillard,  Guy  Jackson,  Jr., 

1919   Flournoy  Dr.,  Columbus,   Ga.,  '58 281 

Dillie,  Charles  William,  Jr., 

691   E.  Beau  St.,  Washington,  Pa.,  '57 102,  293 

Dillie,  Harry  Duane,  691  E.  Beau  St.,  Washington,  Pa.,  '59.   .130 
Dilworth,  Richard  Lee, 

421    Ransom  Rd.,  Winston-Salem,  N.  C,  '58 117,  290 

Dingwall,  Robert  Watson, 

1706  N.  E.  7th  Ave.,  Ft.  Lauderdale,   Fla.,  '58 117 

Dinwoodie,  John  F., 

2401    17th  St.  S.,  St.  Petersburg,  Fla.,  '58 117 

Dix,  Max  Lee,  314  Petty  Way,  Costa  Mesa,  Calif.,  '56 78 

Dixon,  Henry  Bryan,  Jr.,  Box   166,  Mebane,  N.  C,  '56 

Dixon,  Robert  Tillotson,  8   Knoll  St.,  Riverside,  Conn.,  '57  .  .302 

Dobbs.  Frederick  Henry,  II, 

721    Helen    Ave.,    Charleston,    W.    Va.,    '59 130,  300 

Dobson,    John    Morehead, 

Westover   Farm,    Rt.    5,    Franklin.   Tenn.,    '59 130,   185 

Dodd,  William  Francis  Gill, 

Mistletoe  Villa,  Henderson,  N.  C.  '58 117 

Dodd,    William    Holdrum, 

3   Rydal  Place,  Montclair,  N.  J..  '56 78,  305 

Doherty,    Martin    William, 

128    Corona   Ave.,    Pelham.    N.    Y..    '56 "8,  248 

Domhoff,   George   William,    Jr.. 

20096  Bonniebank  Blvd..  Rocky  River,  Ohio,  '58.  117.  23S,  298 
Donley,    James    Duncan, 

6445    Lawrence    Dr.,    Indianapolis,    Ind.,    '58 117,   294 

Donovan,    Gerald    Frank, 

107  Jefferson  Ave..  Valhalla,  N.  Y..  '58 
Dorfman.  Robert  Allen,  274  S.  Main  St.,  Nanuet,  N.  Y.,  '57. 102 
Dorkin,  John  Jay,  405  Westfield  Ave.,  Bridgeport,  Conn.,  '58.3 1 7 
Dorsch,    George    Taylor,    Jr.. 

355    East    72nd    St.,    New    York,    N.    Y.,    '58... 117 

Doss,    Donald    Clements, 

73   Fairfield  Ave.,  Danville,  Va..  '59 130,   185 

Dotson,  Ralph  Gene.   Box  7,  Kure  Beach,  N.  C  '59 130 

Doughtie,    Edward    Orth, 

1106  Brown,  Columbus,  Ga.,  '58 117,  285 


Dowd,    Berkeley    Robins, 

2924   .St.   Andrews'   Lane,  Charlotte,   N.  C,   '58 289 

Dowless,    Joe    Willittc, 

113  Chestnut    St.,    Kannapolis,    N.    C,    '57 102,  297 

Dowling,  William  Laine, 

605    East    3rd   St.,    Hinsdale,    III.,    '59 130,  283 

Downey,    Richard    Kelley, 

Rt.  4,  Box  217,  Durham,  N.  C,  '56.78,  194.  219,  246,  294 
Drake,    David    Alan, 

5027  Morenci  Lane,  Little  Neck,  L.  I.,  N.  Y.,  '58. .117,  314 
Drye.  Wiley  Benjamin,  Rt,  7,  Box  235,  .Salisbury,  N.  C.  '59  130 
Dudley,    Alden    Woodbury,    Jr.. 

75    Margaretta    Ct„    Staten    Island,    N.    Y.,    '58 117,    160 

Dudley,    Robert    Lusk, 

Harding     Place,    Nashville,    Tenn.,     "59 130,  236,  355 

Duffey,    Donald    Dwight,    234    Merton   Ave., 

Glen    Ellyn,    III.,    '57 102,   155,   160,  245,  297 

Duke,    Charles    Bryan, 

313    Burns    Lane,    Williamsburg,    Va.,    '59 130,   168 

Duncan,    David    Garrett, 

79  San  Juan  Dr.,  Ponte  Vedra  Beach,  Fla.,  '59 130 

Duncan,    James    Vernon, 

819    Monroe    Ave..    River    Forest,    III.,    '56 78,  305 

Dunkin,    William    Wesley,    III, 

615    Cherokee    Rd.,    Charlotte,    N.    C,    '56 78,  302 

Dunlap,  George  Emery,  Box  367,  Orange  Park,  Fla.,  '59 130 

Dunlevy,    Charles    Winston, 

701   Pittsburgh  St.,  Scottdale,  Pa.,  '59 130 

Dunn,  Edwin  Clarence,  906  Dacian  Ave.,  Durham,  N.  C,  '58 
Dunning.    Peter    Bancroft, 

Wolf  Den   Rd.,   Brooklyn,   Conn.,   '57 102,  305 

Dupler,    Phil    Joseph, 

500   Catterlin   St.,   Frankfort,   Ind.,   '58 294,  323 

Durfee,  Michael  Fulk, 

4814   North    15th   St.,  Arlington,   Va.,   '59 130 

Dusek,   Lowell   Michael, 

829   West    Mill,   Alliance,   Ohio.    "58 118,  212,  295 

Dutrow,   George    Fewell, 

2826   27th  St.,  N.E..   Washington    18,   D.  C.   '58 130 

Dutschmann,    Karl    T.,    Jr., 

119    California    St.,    Ridgewood,    N.    J.,    '56 
Duvall,    James    Edmund, 

41    Pro,spect    St.,    Garden    City.    N.    Y.,    '58 .118,  301 

Duvoisin,    Peter    Marc, 

21     Somerset    St.,    Clearwater    Beach,    Fla.,    '57 238,  302 

Dwiggins,   Lattie   Ralph,   Jr., 

901   Walnut  St.,  Winston-Salem,  N.  C,  '58 118 

Eadie,    Robert,    Jr.,    1206    Main    Street, 

Rahway,    N.    Y.,    '56 78,   160,   169,   182,   190,  215,  293 

Eaton,    James   Willard,   Jr., 

114  Chautauqua    Ave.,    Portsmouth,    Va.,    "57 ...102 

Eberdt.    Arthur    Jackson    Speer, 

2607    N.    Quincy    St.,    Arlington,    Va.,    '59 130,  288 

Eberlein,   William    Philip, 

2497  Rockville  Center  Pkwy.,  Oceanside,  N.  Y.,  '58.118.  314 
Eckman,    Paul    Bates, 

Qtrs.    108,  Maxwell  AFB,  Ala.,  '56 78,  252,  296,  297 

Edgar,    Richard    Byers, 

Woodlawn    Farm,    Ellicott   City,    Md.,   '59 280 

Edmunds,   John    William, 

924   Forest   Park    Blvd.,   Roanoke,   Va.,   '56 78,  289 

Edmundson,   Ronald   Gene,   Stantonsburg,  N.  C,   '58 118 

Edney,    James    Mills, 

517    Buncombe    St..    Hendersonville,    N.    C,    '56 

Edwards,   Charlie   Aycock,   Rt.    I,   Elloree,   S.   C,   '58 118 

Edwards,    John    William, 

1118    South    Park    Ave.,    Burlington,    N.    C.    '58     118,  296 

Edwards,    Oliver   Jackson,    Jr., 

106    Hawthorne    Rd.,    Birmingham    9.    Ala..    '59 130 

Edwards,    Robert    Cook,    Jr., 

Duck   Circle.   Abbeville,   S.   C,   '58 118,  252,  289 

Edwards,    Roger    Niebling, 

308  Colony   Rd.,  Lexington,  Ky..  '59 130 

Edwards,   Roy  Columbus, 

123   Hill  Crest   Dr.,   Mt.   Airy.   N.   C,    57.. 289 

Edwards,  Sidney  Ervin,  1604  B  Street.  Durham,  N.  C,  '58 
Egerton,   Frank   Nicholas, 

^411   N.  Gregson  St.,  Durham,  N.  C,  '58 285 

Eggleston.   Joseph  Carl,   Jr., 

2-K   Plateau   Place,  Greenbelt,   Md.,   '57 102,  306 

Eggleston,   Joseph  Carr,   920   N.    Barksdale   St., 

Memphis,    Tenn.,    '58 .118.   155.   160,  236.  238,  293 

Egli,    Frederick    William, 

942   Lambeth  Circle,   Durham.   N.   C.   "57 193 

Elder,    Jon    Clements, 

807    Jackson    St..    Vidalia,    Ga.,    '59 130,  307 

Eldredge,    Howard    Sunderlin, 

600    Vaquero    Rd.,    Arcadia,    Calif.,    '59 130,  217,  283 


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Elliot,  Robert  Day  (Spec).   1719  Shawnee  St..  Durham.  N.  C. 
Elliot.    Donald    Lee, 

:4.'i0  Lynhurst  Ave..  WinMon-Salem.  N.  C,  -57 102 

Elliott.  James  Henry.  4.V^   Sunset,   La  Grange,   ill.,   •59.130,  283 
Ellis.    Theodore    Richard.    Jr.. 

30  Elkan  Rd.,  Larchmont,  N.  Y.,  '57 282 

Elmore,    George    Roy.    Jr., 

2.'iOI    Farthing   St.,   Durham,    N.    C,    '57 
Embley,    Roger    Larison. 

433    Cuyler    Ave..     Irenton.    N.    J.,    "58 118.   212 

Embry,  John  Hutcheson.  607  Bellaire  Ave..  Lexington,  Ky.,  "58 

Enck.   Thomas    Emerv.    Rt.    2,    Ashland,   Ohio,     59 130 

English.  James  S..  111.  214  Yale  St.,  Harrisourg,  Pa.,  '56  .78,  297 
Enholm.   Robert   Wilfred,  Jr..   '58 

Erlenbach,    Phillip    Ellis,    Ghent.    New    York.    '56. .78.  248.  302 
Ervine.    Harold    Clayton. 

67    Elm    Street.   Tunkhannock,    Pa..    '58 
Erwin,    David    Brown. 

613   Oak  Ave..  Clearwater,  Fla.,  '59 130,  303 

E.schenbach,   Henry   Anthony. 

208  Sherman  St.,  Lynnrook,  L.  I..  N.  Y.."  56 297 

Esposito.  George   Mario.  Amwell   Rd..   Millstone.   N.   J.,   "59..  130 
Eure,    Hilliard    Manley.    111. 

28th   St.,   Highway   70,    Morehead   City.    N.   C.    "58 
Evans,    David    Tea, 

429    Sleepy    Hollow    Rd..    Pittsburgh.    Pa.,    "58 118,  297 

Evans,    Geoffrey, 

301    W.   Main  St..  Clinton.   N.   C,   "58 297 

Evans,   George   Jones.    Jr..    80    Farrwood    Ave., 

Asheville.    N.    C,    "56 78.    192.    193.  229.  233,  241,  298 

Everett,    Ronald    Wilco.x. 

2605   University  Dr..   Durham.  N.  C,  "58 118 

Faber.    Roderick    Mason, 

310  Hippodrome  Bldg..  Cleveland.  Ohio.  "58.. 301 

Fabian.   E.   Larry.    170  Chester   Rd.. 

Sherwood    Forest.    Winston-Salem.    N.    C.    "59 130.  292 

Faggart.    Jimmy    Richard. 

Box    417    Liberty    St.,    China    Grove,    N.    C.    "58 
Falk.  James  Garnet  Bayne.  415  6th  St..  Carlstadt.  N.  J..  "57 
Falkenberg.    Fredrick. 

220    Woodside    Dr..    Hewlett    B    Park,    N.    Y..    "59 130.  316 

Fall.    Boyd    Edwards. 

The    Asheville    School,    Asheville,    N.    C.    "58.118.  288.  355 
Fallaw.  Wallace  Craft,  Rt.   3,  Hillsboro.  N.   C.   "58 
Fallaw.  Walter  Robert.  Jr.,  Rt.  3,  Hillsboro,  N.  C.  "57 
Falls.    Ronald    Marshall, 

1024    Barbee,    High    Point.    N.    C,    "56 78,  289,  323.  333 

Farley.  John  Roland,  Box  386,  Rocky  Mount,  N.  C. 
Farlow.    James   Wesley, 

Rt.   4.   Durham.   N.   C,   "56 78.  294 

Farmer.   Gary   Clayton. 

507    W.    Atlantic    Ave.,    Kinston.    N.    C.    "57.. 102.   302.  355 
Farmer,    Joseph    Clarence, 

217    Granite    St.,    Henderson,    N.    C.    "59 130,  288 

Farmer.  Larry  Lee.  938  Cabell  St..   Lynchburg.   Va..   "57 
Farmer.   Wayne    Pierce, 

220   Old   Edgefield   Rd.,   N.   Augusta.   S.    C.   "58 118 

Farquhar.  Richard  Lewis  (Spec), 
161    Kisor    Rd..    Monessen.    Pa. 

Farrar,  Albert  Austin.  111.  Rt.  1.  Mt.  Holly.  N.  C.  "59 130 

Farris.    Robert    Linsy.    626    Moravian    Lane. 

Charlotte.   N.   C.    "58 118.  206,  207,  286 

Faticoni.    Adolph    Joseph, 

3000   Chapel    Hill    Rd..    Durham.    N.   C,    "57 
Fatzinger,    Harleigh    F.. 

501  Walnut  St..  Catasauqua.  Pa..  "57 102,  306 

Faye,    Stanley    Ethan,    161    21    Powell    Cove    Blvd.. 

Beechurst   57.   L.   I..   N.   Y..   "57 102,  317 

Featherston,    Robert    Dean, 

Rt.    3.    Box   33,   Forest   City,   N.   C.    "59 130 

Feigenbaum.    Irwin. 

3318   Chauncey   PI.,    Mt.    Rainier.    Md.,   "59 130.    184 

Feldman.   Stephen    Robert. 

1349  Lexington  Ave..  New   York.  N.   Y.,  "59 130 

Feman,    Morris   Joseph. 

610    Davis    Ave..    Maten    Island.    N.    Y.,    "56 78,  317 

Ferguson,  John  Carruthers, 

209   W.   Franklin   St.,   Chapel   Hill,   N.   C,   "59 130.  284 

Ferrall.    Thomas    Russell, 

421    Morrison   Dr.,   Pittsburgh,   Pa..  "58 118,  210 

Ferrell,    Cecil    Jackson,    Jr.. 

1100    First   Ave..    Durham,    N.    C,    '57 
Ferrell,    Henry    Clifton.    Jr.. 

3820  Walker  Ave..  Greensboro.  N.  C.  "56 78 

Ferro.    Angel    Manuel. 

Oficios    152,   Esq.  .^margura.   Havana.  Cuba.   "59 130 

Fesperman.    William    DeBerry, 

307  West  Greer  St.,  Durham.  N.  C,  "56 78,  323,  343 


Fetsko,    Robert    James, 

100    Gable    St.,    Johnstown,     Pa.,     "59 130,  295 

Few,    Benjamin    Ferguson.   Jr.. 

14   Sutton    Place  S..   New   York.   N.   Y.,   '57 
Fidler,    Paul    Perry, 

Wilson    Dr.,    Beaufort.    S.    C..    "58 118,  286 

Finch,  Harold  Eugene,  Rt.   1,  Box   160,  Henderson,  N.  C.,  "56.78 
Findlay,    Andrew    Morrison, 

3010  26th   .St.,  N.E..  Washington    18.   D.  C.   "^9  130 

Fmke.    Jay    Elliott, 

638   Poplar  St..   Spartanburg,   S.   C,   "59 130,  312 

Finnev,    William    Everett, 

3216  S.  Stafford  St.,  Arlington  6,  Va..  "56 78,  309 

Finol,    Hugo    Jose, 

Av.    7-A     12,    Maracaibo.    Venezuela.    '57..  102.    195.  240.  247 
Firth,    Gordon    Neal, 

1662  Round  Hill  Rd..  Baltimore.   Md..  "58  118 

Fischer.    Alfred    F.    A.. 

100  El  Vedado  Way.   Palm   Beach.  Fla..  '57 102 

Fischer.    Morton    Peter. 

9733   Litzinger  Rd..  St.   Louis.   Mo..  "S7  !»'> 

Fischer.    Robert    Wallace. 

2659    Willowbrook    Dr.,    Cincinnati,    Ohio,    '56 81,  30? 

Fish,    Konrad    Karl, 

230   Holly   Ave.,   Hempstead,   N.    Y.,   "56 81,  289 

Fisher.    Earl    Elliott.   Jr., 

101  Ivey    St..    Fairmont.    N.    C,    '59 130,  303 

Fisher,   Edgar   Beauregarde,   Jr..   2000   Cedar   St., 

Durham,   N.   C.   '57 102,   155,   169,   170,   176,  281 

Fisher,    Howard    Theodore, 

3   Penhurst  Rd..   Ben   Avon,   Pittsburgh  2.   Pa..   "59 130 

Fisher.  Leon   Henry.  215   S.  Elm  St.,  Dublin,  Ga.,  "57 102 

Fisher,   Zane   Bell,   Box   656,   Enfield,   N.   C,   "59 130,  292 

Flanagan.   Latham.   Jr.. 

915    S.    Washington    St.,    Alexandria,    Va.,    '58 118,  309 

Fleming,   William   Lewis,  Jr..   Rt.   2,   Henderson,   N.   C.   "58   118 
Fletcher.   Gerald   Alfred.   Jr.. 

309    S.    Kenilworth,    Oak    Park,    ill..    '56 306,  350 

Fletcher,    Lindsay   Carl,   Jr., 

852     14th    Ave..    Prospect    Park,     Pa..    "59 130 

Fletcher.    Robert    Montgomery, 

626  Holly  Rd..  Charelston,  W.  Va.,  '56 
Fletcher,    Tucker    McLane, 

2171     River    Rd.,    Jacksonville,    Fla.,    '58 291 

Flicker.    Jon    Richard. 

43    Clinton   Ave.,   Arlington,   N.   J.,   '59 81.   130,  312 

Flippin,  Robert  Samuel,  Jr..  1402  Bond  St..  Kinston,  N.  C,  '56 
Floyd.    Peter    Winslow. 

Christmas   Trees   Inn.   Marlwo.   N.    H.,   "59 130 

Flynn.    Douglas    Sherman. 

53  Secor  Rd.,  Scarsdale.  N.  Y.,  "59 130 

Flynn,    Richard    OIney, 

53     Secor    Rd..    Scarsdale,    N.    Y.,    '56 81,  282 

Flyum,    James    Kenneth, 

1315  N.  Rio  Vista  Blvd..  Ft.  Lauderdale.  Fla.,  '56 81 

Forbes.    Redwell    Kay. 

303   N.   Martin   St..   Elizabeth  City.  N.  C.  "56 81 

Ford.  Richard  Lee.  9  New  County  Rd.,  Aberdeen,  Md.,  '59 130 

Ford,  Robert  Charles,  2101   Myrtle  Dr..  Durham.  N.  C,  '58.118 

Ford,  Thomas  Howard,  Bell  Ferry  Rd.,  Rome,  Ga.,  "58 118 

Fore.    William   Whately. 

Rt.    23.    Box     188.    Lynchburg.    Va..    '57 ...102.  301 

Forehand.  William  Ellis,  Jr..  Apt.  A- 19.  2425  Vail  Ave., 

Charlotte,    N.    C,    '56 81.    160.    170,  245,  302 

Foreman.   Clay   Bertrand,  Jr., 

1140    Rivershore    Rd..    Elizabeth    City.    N.    C.    '56 
Foreman.  Curtis  Holmes.  Rt.  5.  Box  452.  Durham.  N.  C  "57 
Forman.    David    Michael. 

484   S.    Crest    Rd..   Chattanooga.   Tenn..    "59 130 

Forrest.   Charles   Donald.   221    Elm.   Salisbury.   N.   C,   "56 81 

Forrest.    Jerome    Beckwith. 

500    Betty    Lane.    Clearwater.    Fla..    "58 118.  295 

Forsyth.    Ralph    Patterson.    Jr.. 

25    Argyle    PI..    Rockville   Center.    N.    Y..    "57 
Fort.    Lynn, 

3400    Eastview    Ave.,    W.    Palm    Beach.    Fla..    "58...     118.  305 
Fortescue.   William   Nicholas,   Jr.. 

Kanuga    Rd..    Hendersonville.    N.    C.    "58 118.    170.298 

Fortson.    Edward    Norval. 

5457    Roswell    Rd..    Atlanta.    Ga..    "58 238,  285 

Forwood,  William  Charles, 

Rt.    14,   Box  92.   Baltimore   20.   Md.,  "58 281 

Foster,    William    Thomas. 

522    Woodstock    Rd..    Southbridge.    Mass.,    '57 102,   195 

Foushee,    Lawton   Langston.   Jr., 

2009  Sprunt  St..  Durham.  N.  C,  "59 130 

Fox,    Alvin    Benis, 

1302    Chesapeake     Ave..     Hampton,     Va.,    "56 81,   196,   197 


Fox.  John  Davis.  206  Rodman  Ave..  Jenkintown,  Pa.,  '5S 118 

Foxworth.    David    Holman. 

I.SOS  Coyote  Ave.,  Norfolk   3,   Va..  '56 81 

Frantz.  Eugene  Ernest.   1995  Scenic  Dr..  Gadsden.  Ala.,  '.57. 102 
Eraser,    Edmund    Robert, 

90   Atwater   St..    West    Haven,   Conn.,    '56 81 

Frederick.  Willard   Drawn.  Jr.,  420  Avenue  K.  N.E., 

Winter    Haven.    Fla.,   '56 81.   158.   170,  229,  234 

Freund,    Peter   Arnold, 

200  West  58th  St..  New  York.  N.  Y.,  '58 118 

Friedel,    Robert    Oliver, 

14    Nottingham    Rd..    Ramsey.    N.    J..    "58 ..118.  293 

Friedman,    Ira    Sheldon, 

605    Standish    Rd..    Teaneck,    N.    J.,    '59 102,    130,  312 

Friend,    Albert    Wiley,    Jr.. 

1334   Montgomery  Ave.,  Narberth,   Pa.,   "58 118 

Friend,    Charles    Ernest, 

3580   S.   Stafford   St.,   Arlington   6,   Va.,   '57 
Frizzell,    Ben     Milton,    Jr.. 

1320  Seventh  Ave..   Bristol,  Tenn..  '57 286 

Fruehiing.  Carl  Raymond,  1614  Bailey  Rd.,  Belmar,  N.  J..  '58 
Fry,    Donald    Klein,    Jr.. 

2701    Hazelwood  Dr.,  Raleigh,  N.  C,  '59 130 

Fry,    Richard   Allan.    RED    2.    Hinsdale,    Illinois.   '59 130 

Fulcomer,   James    Michael, 

215  Lorraine  Ave..  Upper  Montclair,  N.  J.,  '57..  105,  246,  297 
Furman,    Sherwood    Murray, 

770    Bloomfield    St..    Jackson.    Mich..    "58 118,  202 

Eye,    Charles    Conrad, 

30   Preble  Gardens   Rd.,   Belmont   78,   Mass.,   '59 130 

Gable,    Richard    Edward, 

Rt.    1.    Box    21.   Cornwallis   Rd.,    Durham.    N.    C.    '58 
Gaiero,  Frances  Edward,  Jr.. 

5    Lexington   Ave..   Haverhill,    Mass..   '59 130 

Galinsky.    Morton    David. 

22    Wight    St..    New    Haven,    Conn.,    '56 81,  317 

Gamble,    Robert    Oscar, 

2316    Lawndale    Dr..    Greensboro.    N.    C.    '58 118,   168 

Gantt,    William    Wrenn, 

2403    Club    Blvd..    Durham.    N.    C,    '57 289 

Garcia,  Edgardo  Arturo,  Box  18,  Hato  Rey,  Puerto  Rico,  '56 
Gardner,  James  Bell,  III,  2112  Summit,  Portsmouth,  Ohio,  '59. 130 
Gardner,  Jerrold  Jackson,  293  S.  Center  St.,  Orange.  N.  J..  '57. .3 13 
Gardner.    Ledyard    Dickinson,    Jr., 

Box    145,    Pinehurst,   N.   C.   '57.... 105,  248 

Garner.    Robert    Stewart, 

41    Kenwood    Rd.,   Tenafly,    N.    J.,    '56 81,    174,  281 

Garrett,    Edward    Gordon, 

800  Underwood  Ave.,  Durham,  N.  C,  '56 
Garrison,    William    Claybourne,    III, 

510  New  York  Ave.,  Oak  Ridge.  Tenn.,  '58 310 

Garris,  William  Philip,  913  W.  Johnson  .St..  Raleigh,  N.  C. 
Garrity,    James    Franklin, 

2826    Christopher    Ave.,    Baltimore     14.    Md.,    '5h  81,  281 

Garvin,    Jay    Earle,    Jr., 

805    Sunset    Dr.,   Greensboro,    N.    C.    '58         118.    187.  298 

Gary,  Perry  Edward,   1440  N.W.  27th  St..  Miami,  Fla..  '59     130 
Gatrell.  James  Harrison.  IV, 

1573   Greenfield   .St.,   Kingsport.   Tenn.,   '58 118 

Gauld,  Edwin  StuaM, 

115   Glen   Ave.,  S.a  (lilt,   N.   Y..    58 118,  297 

Gavlak.  Albert,  Joseph,  Jr., 

13701   Cormerc  Ave.,  Cleveland   20,  Ohio.   "58  118 

Gaylcr,  Bob  Winn,  Rt.  1,  Box  1132.  Lake  Worth.  Fla..  '59  130 

Gcbcl,  Fmilc  Louis, 

980  Lakcmont  Dr..   I'illshiirgh    U>.   Pa..  '57  105.  297 

Geilich,  Peter  Norton. 

Carmel  Country  (  hih.  (  annel.  N.  Y.,  '58 
Genter,  David  Lee, 

769  LarchmonI  Kd.,  Pittsburgh.  Pa..  '56 105,  202,  245,  301 

Gentry,  Paul  Cullum,  Rt.  3,  Maxton,  N.  C.  '58 118 

George.  Richard  John,  Jr., 

1316  Pelhamdalc  Ave..  Pelham  Manor.  N.  Y..  '59 130 

George,  Terence  Douglas, 

278  Burnt  Ash  Hill.  Lee  London.  Si;   12.  England.  '58 
Gerber.  Norman  Allen, 

97  Salem  Rd.,  Roslyn  Heights,  N.  Y.,  '59 130,    170.   312 

Gerdcl.  David  Holland, 

III    W.   Beresford,   Del.and,   Fla.,   '59 130.  295 

German,  Richard  Iravers,  621  N.  Augusta  Ave., 

Baltimore    29,    Md.,    '57 105,   185,  222,  293 

Gerock,  Henry  Walter.  Jr.,  Maysville,  N.  C,  '57 105 

Gerson,  Marshall  Irvin, 

1901    Locust  .St.,   Philadelphia.   Pa.,  '57 
Gibbons.  Robert  Herbert.  Jr., 

Main  Street,  St.  Georges,  Del.,  '56 81 


Gilbert,  Ernest  Penn,  Jr.. 

3000  Chapel  Hill  Rd..  Durham.  N.  C.  '58 309 

Gilbert,  James  Harman.  Jr.. 

44  Royal  Palm  Dr..  Ft.  Lauderdale.  Fla..  '57 105.  305 

Gill.  David  Kent.  114  Grafton  St..  Chevy  Chase.  Md..  '56  81,   302 
Gill.  Edward  John  (Spec). 

12  Lanark  Rd.,  Chapel  Hill,  N.  C. 
Gillcrist.  Thomas  James. 

410   1  &  2  Jackson  St..  Suffolk.  Va..  '56 229 

Gillette.  Allen  Kenneth. 

113  Glen  Ave..  Elmira.  N.  Y..  '59 132    185 

Gillies.  Willard  Merritt.  Jr., 

1598  Sorrento  Dr..  Pacific  Palisades,  Calif.,  '59  132 

Giltz,  Chester  Stoner, 

886   Phillips   Rd.,   N.E.,   Massillon.   Ohio.   '59..  132 

Ginsburg.  Robert  Stephen, 

2227   Crest   Rd..   Baltimore   9,   Md..   '57 105,   160    317 

Girand.  James  Fields, 

268  Canterbury  Rd..  Westfield.  N.  J.,  "59  137    -)95 

Givens,  Harrison  Crandall,  "' 

1500  Wendover  Rd.,  Charlotte,  N.  C,  "58 305 

Glaser,  Joel  Stephen, 

1217  E.  Washington  St.,  Orlando,  Fla.,  "59 132    316 

Glass,  Herman  Harrold,  Taylor  Drive,  Greenwich,  Conn..  "57  3  13 
Glass,  Joseph  Dinson,  Jr., 

1214  S.   Main  St..  Kannapolis,   N.   C.  "57  105    309 

Glauhinger.  Ronald  Jay, 

45  Hampshire  Rd..  Rockville  Centre,  N.  Y.,  '57  297 
Glynn,  Theodore  William.  III. 

1505  Fairidge  Dr.,  Kingsport,  Tenn.,  '57 298 

Goddard,  Eugene  Elmer,  Jr.,  " 

3003   Seminary  Ave..  Richmond  22.   Va.,  '57  105    298 

Godfrey,  David  B.,  Jr..  282  Foster  St.,  Lowell,  Mass.,  '56   193*  314 
Godt,  Michael  Harvey, 

358  Long  Beach  Rd.,  Rockville  Centre.  N.  Y.,  '58 
Godwin.  Joseph  Robert,  Route  5,  Dunn,  N.  C,  '57  105 

Goldstein,  Bernard  S.. 

2116    Lenox   Rd..    N.E..    Atlanta.   Ga.,    '57 184    317 

Goldstein,  Richard  Lee, 

18  Arleigh  Rd.,  Great  Neck,  N.  Y.,  '58..  118    355 

Gonzales,  Serge  X.,  562  Pierson  St..  Westfield,  N.  J..  '58    118!  290 
Gonzalez,  Alfred  George, 

1301  S.  W.   13th  Ave..  Miami.  Fla..  '56 
Gonzalez,  Antonio  Carmelo,  Box  71,  Lares,  Puerto  Rico    '58   118 
Goodall,  John  Cobb,  Jr., 

3260  Lake  Shore   Dr.,  Chicago.   111..   '57 105.  281 

Goodman.  Joseph  Champion. 

Rt.  2,  Winston-Salem,  N.  C,  '59 132,   170.  280 

Goodson,  Raymond  Eugene, 

68  Poplar  St.,  Canton,  N.  C,  '57 183.   306 

Gorham,  Alonzo  Dumay,  Jr., 

Box   140.  Wrightsville  Beach.  N.  C,  '59 132    307 

Gotthardt,  Forrest  Eugene,  Jr.. 

2285  S.  W.   10th  St..  Miami.  Fla.,  '58 310 

Goudy,   Robert  Schwalm, 

402  Kenan  Street.  Wilson.  N.  C,  '57  105     191     194    133 

Gove,  Warren  Herbert,  Rt.  I,  Box  21.  Durham,  N.  C.."'56...L*!8I 

Gow,  Alexander,  III,  Box  56,  Marathon  Shores,  Fla..  '58 118 

Grae,  Frederic  R., 

65  Penbroke  Ave.,  Staten   Island,  N.  Y.,  '59..   132,  316 

Graham,  Lawrence  Sherman, 

1209  South  Peninsula  Dr.,  Daytona  Beach,  Fla.,  "58  118,  309 
Graham,  1  homas  Pegram,  Jr., 

815    Lamar   Ave..   Charlotte.   N.   C,   '59 132,   280 

Graham,  William  Thomas, 

Box   469,   Waynesboro,   Va.,   '56 81     28"' 

Granhoff,  Paul  Dennis, 

73  31    187th  St.,  Flushing  66,  N.  Y..  '59 132.  312 

Grant,  George  Redd,  Jr.. 

1109  Arsenal  Ave..   Favetteville.  N.  Y..  '58 118 

Grant,  Robert  Neil, 

1814   Madison   Ave..  Greensboro.   N.   C.   '59 132,  280 

Grant,  Thomas  William, 

354  Old  Mill  Rd..  Fairfield.  (  onn..  '58  118,    160,   280,   298 

draper,  Robert  Milton, 

111  Westview  Rd..  Upper  Montclair.  N.  J,.  '57  105.  168,  298 
Graybeal,  William  Joseph, 

109  College  St..  Somerset.   Kv..  "58 306.   323 

Green.  David  Lee, 

206  Joseph  St..  South  Charleston.  W.  Va.,  '59 132,  313 

Green,  Robert, 

250  Tangier  Ave.,  Palm   Beach.   Fla..  '56 70,  81,  352,  355 

Greenberg,  Arnold  Elliott, 

66  Washington  .Ave.,   Lawrence.  N.   Y..  '57 317 

Greenblatt.  Nathaniel  l.ande. 

Forest    Hills.    Augusta.    Ga..    '56 19,   81,    198.   382 

Greene.  Robert  Henry, 

225  N.  Galveston  St.,  Arlington  3,  Va.,  '58 238,  248 


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Greene,  Walter  Eastbiirn. 

Ardmore  &  Pleasant  Aves..  Philadelphia   18,  Pa.,  "57 
Greenhill,  James  Merle. 

2118  S.  Alston  Ave.,  Durham.  N.  C.  '.'^S 
Greenwood.  Joseph  Albert, 

1001  Steubenville  Ave.,  Cambridge.  Ohio,  "59 132 

Gregersen,  Norman  Charles. 

4420  University.  Dr..  Coral  Gables,  Fla.,  "58 118.  286 

Gregg.  John  Robert,  Jr,, 

Box   56.  Cannondale.   Conn.,   '58 118.  354 

Griffin.  David  Starr.  Jr.,  Woodland.  N.  C,  "59 132 

Griffin,  Gary  Asa.  299  Bassett  Rd.,  Bay  Village,  Ohio,  '58... 118 
Griffin.  Jimmy  Wayne. 

404  Coggins  Ave..  Albemarle,  N.  C.  '58 118 

Griffin,  John  Thomas,  Rt.  3.   Rocky  Mount.  N.  C.  "58 
Griffith.  Webster  (Spec.), 

University  Apts.  L3C,  Durham.  N.  C. 
Griffiths.  Donald  Cameron.  II. 

1730  N.  Washington  Ave.,  Scranton,  Va.,  '57 
Grigg,  Claude  McNeill. 

258   N.  4th  Street,  Albemarle,  N.   C,   '58 118,  297 

Grills,  Joe,  3320  Tech.  Train.  Wing, 

Amarillo  AFB,   Amarillo,  Texas,  ■57..... 105.  219.  246,  297 

Grimes,  Douglas  Preston, 

190  Country  Club  Rd..  Asheville.  N.  C„  '56 81,  217.  293 

Grimm,  Edward  Anthony. 

5315   Worthing  Dr..  Washington    16,   D.  C,  "59 132 

Grimson,  Keith, 

9419   Central   Park   Ave..   Evanston.   111..   "57 105,  301 

Grinnell,  Peter  Francis,  Box  330,  Southern  Pines,  N.  C,  '58 
Griswold,  Robert  Nelson, 

1804  Huntington  Rd.,  Greensboro,  N.  C.  "59    132,   196 

Gross.  L.eroy  Hildebrand. 

1565  Orange  Ave..  Winter  Park.  Fla..  "56 
Grubbs,  William  Darrell, 

2159   Strathmoor   Blvd..   Louisville.   Ky..   '59   132,  295.  355 

Grumhaus,  Peter  Dean, 

856  ClcvL-huul   Rd.,  Hinsdale.   111..  '56 
Gryhowski.   Kirk   Rient. 

1016  Almeda  Parde  Serra,  Santa  Barbara.  Calif.,  '59. ...132.  217 
Guilliano.  Peter  Webster, 

111    Elm  Street,  New  Britain   Conn.,  '58     118 

Guion,  John  Walker,  1213  Ideal  Way,  Charlotte,  N.  C.  '56 
Gumb.  Albert  Melvin,  Jr., 

222  N.  22nd  St.,  Wilmington,  N.  C,  "56 81.   298 

Gunter.  Edgar  Jackson,  Jr..  420  E.  23  St. 

New  York    10.   N.  Y.,   '56 81.    195,  241.  252.  310.   311 

Gurley,  George  Morris, 

1406  Mulberry  St.,  Goldsboro,  N.  C,  '56 81 

Guthmann,  John  Alan, 

Washington    Highway,    Morrisville,    Vt.,    '56 81.  212 

Guy.  Melwood  Norman.  RED   1,  New  Castle.  Pa..  '58 323 

Haack,  Allan  Harry, 

246-91   Street,  Brooklyn  9.  N.  Y.,  '56 81.   168.  222.  298 

Haag,  Eugene  Paul.  570  Fifth  Ave..  New  Rochelle.  N.  Y..  '59.. 1 32 
Hacckler,  William   Karl, 

923   Jefferson   St.,   McKeesport,   Pa.,   '57 105,  293 

Hagen,  Warren  Edward, 

320  Reilly  Rd..  Cincinnati   15,  Ohio,  '57 282,  356 

Hagey,  King  Albert,  320  Maryland  Ave.,  Bristol,  Tenn.,  '59... 132 
Hagie.  William  James, 

708    Tipton   St..   Elizabethton,   Tenn..   '57 323 

Hainer.  Frank  Thomas. 

17  W.  32nd  St..  New  York  1.  N.  Y..  '56. 14.  82.  160,  282,  327 
Hall,  Lome.  Franklyn. 

351    Monroe  St.,  New  Britain,  Conn.,  '56  82,   244 

Hall,  Ronnie  Lee,  Oak  Summit  Rd.,  Winston-Salem,  N.  C,  '56  82 
Hambrick,  Herman  Casto,  IL 

930  Garden  St..  Charleston,  W.   Va.,   '56  82,    193 

Hammer,  Steven  Ludington, 

2920  West  Main  St.,  Muncie.  Indiana.  '59  132,  186,  287,  298 
Hammill,  Icrry  Lingle,  Route  4,  Concord.  N.  C,  '57  105.  18  1 
Hammond.  William  Edward.  Rt.  3. 

Hendersonville.   N.  C.   '57 105,   184,    192.    193.   216.  285 

Hamrick,  Grady   Lee,  Conover,  N.  C,  '56 309 

Hamrick,   William    Edward, 

319    Buck    Jones    Rd.,    Raleigh,    N.    C. 
Hankins,    Charles    Stephen. 

629    S.    Jefferson,    Hastings,    Mich..    '59 132 

Hankins,    Robert    Wilbur. 

32-C   College    Village.    Winston-Salem.   N.   C.    '58 
Hanner,  Henry  David.  Emma  Road.  Asheville.  N.  C.  '56.  82.  351 
Hansen,  John  Erich,  P.O.  Box  2123,  Dclray  Beach,  Fla.,  '59.  132 
Hanson,  Wesley  Turnell,  III, 

364    Antlers   Dr.,    Rochester    18.   N.    Y.,    '58 118.  310 

Harbison,  James  Wesley,  Jr.,   1109  Courtland  Ave., 

Rcidsville,    N.    C,    '56 82,   162.   163.  229,  231,  234,  298 

Harden,  Cicorgc  Cyrus,  Jr.,  P.O.  Box  409,  Sanford,  Fla.,  '57..293 


118.  289,  334, 


105. 

Scranton.    Pa.,   '57. 


Hardin,  Edward  Reel, 

3860   Glencoe   Dr..   Birmingham.    ,Ma..    '58  

Hardin.  Jabie  Sanford,  4585  Barfield  Rd..  Memphis.  Tenn..  '5( 
Hardin.  James  Edward.  Box  801.  Canton.  N.  C.  '56  82. 
Hardin.    William    Francis. 

701    Maupin    Ave.,    Salisbury.    N.    C,    '56 82,   242, 

Harley,    Neil    Hamilton, 

4910  Jamestown  Rd.,  Washington  16,  D.  C,  '57  .105,    194. 
Harney,   Gregory   Newton, 

3831    T.    St..    N.W..    Washington.    D.    C.    '59 132. 

Harp.   James   Robert.    1115   Cline   St.,   Pikeville.   Ky..   '58 
Harper,    James    Weldon,    111. 

Rt.    4.    Jefferson    Rd..    Frederick,    Md..    '59 132. 

Harrell.   Haywood   Howard. 

P.O.   Box   583,   Roanoke   Rapids,   N.  C,   '58 

Harrelson,  Wallace  Claude,  Rt.  1,  Cherryville,  N.  C,  '59.. 132, 
Harrington.   Alfred    M..    Route    2.    Henderson,   N.   C,   '56 
Harrington.    Paul   John,   Jr., 

749   N.E.    16   Ave.,   Ft.   Lauderdale,   Fla..   '59 

Harrington.  Randall  Leon.  309  N.  Lee  St..  Ayden.  N.  C,  '57. 
Harris.    Bobby    Joe, 

Box  122.  Rural  Hall.  N.  C,  '58... 
Harris.    Eugene    Starke, 

2005  Laurel,  Pine  Bluff,  Ark.,  '57. 
Harris.  James  Frederick,  407  14th  St. 
Harris.    Richard    Lowell. 

2623    Stanislaus    Circle.    Macon.    Ga.,    '59 132. 

Harris.    William    Edwin.   30    Wellesley    Rd., 

Swarthmore,    Pa.,   '57 105.  209.  210.  302. 

Harrison.   James   Yown, 

619    Chatham    Ave..    Columbia.    S.    C,    '58 118,   289. 

Harrison.    William    Henry.    Jr., 

15   Elizabeth   M   R   97.   Binghamton.  N.   Y..   '59 

Harrison,    William    Lee. 

3661    Hildana  Rd.,  Shaker  Heights  20,  Ohio,  '59 

Harrison.  William  Thomas,  Wayne,  W.  Va..  '56.70,  82. 
Harstine,    Willard    Roy. 

114    W.     llth    St..    Dover,    Ohio,    '58 118,   186, 

Hart,    Ronert    Leopold, 

45    Randolph   Rd..  Chestnut   Hill.    Mass.,   '57 
Hartman,    David    Downs,    229    Division    St.. 

East    Greenwich,    R.    1.,    '56 82,  201,  219.  246.  306. 

Harvey.  Miles  Hawkins.  5  Ferncliff  Rd.,  Scarsdalc.  N.  Y..  '59. 
Haslem.    John    Arthur, 

2920    Ohio    Blvd.,    Terre    Haute,    Ind.,    '56 82,  245, 

Haslett,    Darden    Evans, 

337    Walker    Rd.,    Winston-Salem,    N.    C,    '56 82. 

Hatchell,   Ralph   Eugene.  Jr.. 

910  Brunwood  Dr..   Florence,  S.  C.  '57 

Hatcher,    Martin    Armstead, 

404   Clay   Street,   Hamlet,   N.   C,   '57 

Haterius,    Carl    Joseph, 

Box  5141.  Duke  Station,  Durham.  N.  C.  '56 

Hauser.    Charles    Frank, 

1020    Rose    Hill    Ave.,    Durham,   N.    C,    '56 82, 

Havens,    Harry   Stewart, 

2008   E.    14th   St.,   Tuscaloosa,   Ala.,   '57 

Havens,  Robert  Marshall,  660  N.W.,  39th  St..  Miami.  Fla.,  '56 

Hawk,  William   M.,  Jr.,   Rt.   4,  Jonesboro.  Tenn..  '58 

Hay.    David    McKechnie. 

1410  Alabama   Ave..   Durham.  N.  C.  '57 

Hayes.    Daniel    Malcolm, 

346    Newfield    St.,    Middletown,    Conn..    '56 
Hayes.    David    Ryan. 

816    West    Johnson    St..    Raleigh,    N.    C,    '59 132. 

Hayes,    Horace    Osgood. 

901    California    St..    San    Francisco,    Calif.,    '56 
Hayes.  Michael  Gilbert,  Rt.  1,  Box  350,  Accokeek,  Md.,  '59. 
Hayes,    Thomas    Edwin, 

27   Jouett   St..    Portsmouth.   Va..    '59 132. 

Hayne.    James    Adams.    III.    Hampton.    S.    C.    '59 132. 

Haynes,  Ronald  Au.stin,  Rt.  2,  Box  338.  High  Point,  N.  C.,'  59. 
Headlcy,  Holland  Neal,  208  Atlas  St.,  Durham.  N.  C.  '57. 
Hean,  Richard  Andrew.  2101  Ward  St..  Durham.  N.  C.  '58. 
Hearn,    Frederick    William, 

222   St.    Dunstan's   Rd..    Baltimore    12,    Md..   '57    105.    160. 
Heath.    Paul    Edward.    Jr., 

1432    Shelton    Ave..    Norfolk,     Va..    '58 US.    184, 

Heberlein.    Gustav    Walter, 

1120    Midwood    Dr..   Rahwav.   N.    J..    '59  132, 

Hedigar,  John  Jack,  1339  E.  7t'h  St..  Plainfield.  N.  J..  '56  82. 
Heil,   .Alan    Lewis,   Jr., 

664  Valley  Rd.,  Upper  Montclair.  N.  J..  '57    105.    182,    186. 
Heim.    Donald    Horace, 

725    Broad    St.,    Monloursvillc.    Pa..    '57 105. 

Heineken.    Theodore    S..    111. 

17   Park   Place.   Bloomfield.   N.  J..   '59 


Hclmke.  Henry  Connul. 

Box   5139.   Duke  Station,   Diiihani,   N.   C   '56 82 

Helms.    Glenn. 

Box    416,    Elizabethtown,    N,    C.    '59 132.   181.  244,  288 

Helton.  Ronald  Lamar.  10  Eagle  St..  Belmont,  N.  C.  "59 132 

Hemingway.  John  Alden.  Elizabethtown,  N.  C.  '58.118,   181.   288 
Hendleman.  Judson.  HIE.   167th  St..  New  York.  N.  Y..  '56 
Henion.    Alan    Martin. 

435  North  Central  Ave..  Ramsey.  N.  J..  "58 118 

Henlein.  Carl  Arthur.  Bay  Shore   Drive.   Venice.   Fla..  "59 132 

Hennick.    Louis    Colvin, 

2124  Fairfield  Ave..  Shrevcport.  La..  '56 82 

Henrique,  Armando  Joseph. 

9-C    Porter   Place.   Key   West.   Fla..   '56 82 

Henry.    Arthur    Richmond. 

Ills.   Jerome   Ave..    Margate.   N.   J..   '59 132.  284 

Henry.   Samuel   Soloman, 

123    S.    Franklin   St.,   Rocky   Mount,   N.   C. 

Hensey.  Charles  McKinnon.  Box  65.   Maxton.  N.  C.  '56 82 

Hensley.    George    Leslie,    Jr., 

Burnsville.  N.  C.   '58 121,  298 

Herhst.  John  Anthony.  521    5th  Ave.,  Ford  City,   Pa..  '57 

Hermann.  Nicholas  Alois.  Box    157.  Asheville,  N.  C.  '59 132 

Herndon.    George    Burbank.    Jr.. 

433    Holly    Lane.    Fayetteville.    N.    C,    '56 82.  301 

Hess.    Walter    Eugene,    II, 

4324   Verplanck    PI..   Washington    16,   D.   C,   "59 132.  304 

Hester.  Carl  Egbert,  III.   18  Davis  St..  Portsmouth.  Va..  '59.132 
Hester.  Stephen  Liddon.  210  Riverside  Dr..  Edgewater.  Fla..  '58 
Heward.    Henry    Weidler. 

227  Campbell  Ave..  Havertown.   Pa..  '58 121 

Hickey.    Kieran    Quinn. 

53    Weed   Hill   Ave..   Springdale.   Conn..   '59 132 

Hicks.    James    Manson. 

1534   S.    Court   St..    Montgomery.    Ala..    '57 105,  247,  286 

Hiebert,    Adoniram    Cadwell. 

General    Delivery.    Congers.    N.    Y..    '56 82.   195 

Hiers.    James    Manning. 

1515    Pendleton   St..   Columbia.   S.   C.    '56 82 

Higgins.  Norman  Gibson.  120  W.  7th  St.,  Media.  Pa..  '56..82.  309 
Hildreth.   Andrew    Roger. 

76  Ellington  St..  Longmeadow,  Mass..  '58 297 

Hill.  David  Siehl.  3470  Whitfield  Ave.,  Cincinnati.  Ohio,  '59. 132 
Hill.    James    Wallace,    III, 

1223    Larchmont   Ave.,   Louisville,   Ky.,   '59 132 

Hill,    John    David, 

CO  The  Charles   Barnards,   Earle,  Ark..   '58 121,  298 

Hill.  John  Walter.  Jr.,  Chester  Highway,  York.  S.  C.  '59 132 

Hilles,    William    Clark, 

5118    Hampden    Lane,    Bethesda,    Md.,    '56 82,   160,  302 

Hilty,    Robert    Butler, 

2201    Coolidge    Dr..    Dayton    9.    Ohio.    '59 132.  290 

Hinkel.  Jay  Ernest.  RED  Anclote.  Tarpon  Springs,  Fla.,  '58 
Hinkel.  Richard  Edward.  21  Flax  Pond  Rd..  Lynn.  Mass.,  '59. 132 
Hinkle.    William    Sandberg. 

P.O.    Box    632.    Balboa.    Canal    Zone.    '59 132,  287 

Hipp,  Carnie  Paris,  Jr..  Box  471.  Rt.  9.  Charlotte.  N.  C.  '56 
Hirsch.    Donald    Brinton, 

3603    N.   Abingdon   St..   Arlington.    Va..    '59 132 

Hoadley.    Peter    George. 

3213     Leonard    St..    Raleigh.    N,    C.    '57 105,   194,  247 

Hobbs,  John  Earl.   1   Saint  Andrews'  Dr..  Clayton.  Mo..  '58.-282 
Hoch.    William    Kenneth. 

230    S.    Jefferson    Ave.,    Canonsburg,    Pa.,    '58 323 

Hock.    August    William.    Jr., 

16   Sommer   Ave.,   Maplewood,   N.   J..   '57 105,  309 

Hodge,    Hugh    Lenox, 

3015   Cambridge  PI.,  N.W..  Washington.  D.  C,  '57 121 

Hoffman,  Larry  William.  Rt.   3.   Franklin.  Pa..  '57 

Hogan.  Jackson  Willard.  Ownfora  Blvd..  Asheville.  N.  C.  '57 

Hohner.    Robert    Arthur. 

711    N.    Parkwood    Rd..    Decatur.    Ga..    '57 105.  302.  381 

Holcomb.    Alfred    Smith. 

1201    Crescent    Dr..    Mount    Airy.    N.   C,    '57 
Holcomb.     Herman    Perry. 

813    Bright    St..    Fredericksburg.    Va..    '58 82 

Holcomb.  Hoke  Smith,  Jr..  504  Bahama  St.,  Key  West,  Fla..  '56.. 82 

Holcomb,  Hugh  Lindsay,  Jr.,  Mount  Airy,  N.  C.  '56 82 

Holden.    Harold    George, 

901    N.   Elmwood  Ave..  Oak   Park.   111..  '57 306 

Holding.    Harvey    Royall. 

409    Durham    Rd..    Wake   Forest.    N.    C.    '56 82 

Holland.    Claude    Douglas. 

1881    W.    Smallwood    Dr..    Raleigh.    N.    C. 
Holland,   William    I.angston. 

831    Brightwaters.   St.   Petersburg.   Fla..   '57 105.   294 

Holleman.    Richard    Parker. 

1906  S.  Atlantic  Ave.,  Daytona   Beach,   Fla.,  '59 132 


Hollengrccn,    Jon    Fisher, 

205    Clayton    Ave..    Waynesboro.    Pa..    '59 132 

Holler,    John    Walker. 

907  N.  Grcgson  St..  Durham.  N.  C.  '58 
Hollifiekl.    Henry    Cornelius, 

4919   Atterbury   St..   Norfolk    13,   Va..   '58 121.  354 

Hollingsworth.  L.  M.  (Spec). 

Lynch   &    Howard.    Pub.    Acct.,    Raleigh,    N.    C. 
Hollowell.    Linwood    Branton.    Jr.. 

309   W.    Sixth    Ave..   Gastonia,    N.   C,    '59 132,   185,  280 

Holmes.    Richard    Lawrence, 

lOOh    Knox   St.,    Durham,   N.    C.   '56 82 

Holshouscr.    Virgil    Augustus, 

Rt.   5.   Box    168,  Salisbury,  N.  C.  '56 82 

HoKinger,     Maurice     Paul, 

4413    Beechwood    Rd..    Hyattsville.    Md..    '59.. .132,   181 

Honeycutt,  Ava  L..  Box  1-A.  Spring  Hope.  N.  C. 
Honeycutt.    Robert   Gerald. 

500   N.   Guthrie   Ave..   Durham,   N.    C.   '58 
Hood.  Donald  Wayne.  2618  Elgin  St.,  Durham,  N.  C,  '58 

Hooker.    John    Edward,    '57 105 

Hoover.    George    Oliver, 

88    Park   Ave.,    Verona,   N.   J..   '57 ..105.  248.  344 

Hopper.  Eldridge  Lee.  305  N.  Oak  St..  Statesville.  N.  C.  '56    .82 
Hord.    Ambrose    Roy,    Jr..    '57 
Hord.    Robert    Eugene. 

221    Walnut  Ave..  Charlotte,  N.   C,  '58 121,  289 

Horin.  Robert  Gerard.   148  25  89th  Ave..  Jamica.  N.  Y..  '58. 121 

Hotelling.   William   E..   Box    168.  Chapel   Hill.   N.   C,   '58 121 

House,  David  Weldon,  911  S.  Bragg  St..  Monroe.  N.  C,  '57 
House.  Everette  Lane.  Rt.  2.  Box  93.  Durham.  N.  C,  '57 
House.  Richard  Earl.  801  North  Elm  St..  Durham.  N.  C,  '58 
Houston,    John   Theodore. 

1908  5th  St..   Riverview.   Beaver  Falls.   Pa..  '57  105.    196 

Howard.   Henry   Lynn.   Rt.    1.   Box   34.   Draper.   Va..   '59 132 

Howell.    Jacob    Carney.    Jr., 

9205  Sligo  Creek  Pky..  Silver  Spring.  Md..  '56.85,  195,  286 
Hower,  Thomas  Rogers,  1207  College  St..  Shelbyville,  Ky..  '58..  121 
Huang.    Gerald    Ming-chiang. 

Hargrave   Military   Academy.   Chatham,   Va.,   '59 132 

Hubbard,  Jerry  Garland,  7   Brown  St.,  Gastonia,  N.  C,  '57..105 
Hubbard.    John    Harvie.    Jr., 

140  Buena  Vista   Dr..  Dunedin  Isle,  Fla.,  '57 291 

Huber.    William    Richard. 

430    Locust    St..    Pittsburgh    18.    Pa..    '59 132,  311 

Hubert.    Richard    Norman, 

114  N.   Woodland   Dr..   Marietta.  Ga..  '57 158,  281 

Huckabee.   Carmon    Harris. 

1005    Demerius    St..    Durham.   N.    C.   '59 132 

Hudson.   George   Cornelius.   Jr., 

616    W.    Lane    St..    Raleigh.    N.    C.    '59 132,  298 

Huff.    Philip    Andrew.    Gatlinburg.    Tenn..    '58 121 

Huffman.    David    lolas, 

550    E.    Riddle    Ave..    Ravenna.    Ohio.    '56 105,  30! 

Hug.    Richard    E..    '56 85,   160,  314,  315 

Hughes.   Albert   Wellwood.   Jr.. 

49   Hillcrest   St..   Auburn,   Maine,   '56 85 

Hughes.  John  Isaac.  Jr.. 

1010  Collins  Rd..  Camden  4,  N.  J.,  '59 132 

Hughes,    Victor   Alexander,   Jr., 

1456    Edgewood   Cr..   Jacksonville   5,   Fla.,    '56 105,  309 

Huling,  George,  Jr..  50  Grand  Ave.,  Hackensack,  N.  J.,  '56 
Hulsart.   Robert   Armour, 

117    Water    St..    Englishtown.    N.    J..    '56 85.285 

Hume.    Brian    Carter.    Stearns.    Kentucky.    '56 85,  289 

Hundley,  John  Camden.  Jr..  1106  Hill  St..  Durham,  N.  C,  '56.85 
Hunsley.    Lloyd    Arthur.    Jr.. 

2458    Amber   St..    Philadelphia    25.    Pa..    '57 105 

Hunt.    Donald    Frost. 

36   Brenton  Terrace.   Pittsfield.   Mass..  '56 85 

Hunt.   Ruskin   Henderson,  Jr.,  Rt.   2,  Grifton,  N.  C,  '58 121 

Hunter.    Parks    DeArmon, 

215   Elmwood   Dr..  Greensboro.  N.  C,  '56 85,  298 

Huntley.    Charles    Belts. 

416   Hermitage  Ct..  Charlotte.   N.   C.   '58 121 

Huppman.    Lindsay    B.,   Jr.. 

1728    S.E.     10th    St..    Ft.     Lauderdale.    Fla..    '59 132.  202 

Hurm.    Walter    David. 

115  Briar    Lane.    Newark.    Del..    "57.... 304.  305.  323 

Hurt.    Arnold    Worthington. 

4733    Bradley   Blvd..   Chevy   Chase.    Md..   '57 298 

Huss.    John    David. 

500  Pinckney  Court.  Spartanburg.  S.  C,  '58.. 121,  186,  212 
Huster.    Richard    Hudson. 

1361   Challen  Ave..  Jacksonville.   Fla..  '59 132 

Hutchinson.    Thomas    Putnam. 

Moultons    Ridge,    Exeter,    N.    H.,    '59 132,  307 


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Hutchinson.    Thurlow    Quinton, 

Qtrs.   E-1.   NSD,    Mechanicsbiiig,    Pa..   '57 lO.S 

Hutchison.  Charles  Howard. 

1045     Vernon    Ave..    Winston-Salem.    N.    C,    '59 \M.  315 

Hvldahl.    Bruce    Clayton. 

'39  Locust  Grove  Dr.,  Clark  Rahway.  N.  J..  '57.    105.    185.  298 
Hvman.   John    Charles.    Box    589, 

Dillon.    S.    C.    "56 85.  245.  246.  252.  302,   303 

Hynson.    Nathaniel.    VUI, 

Box  40-A,   Rt.,   Washington,   N.   C,   "56 85,    160,  314.  315 

I'Anson.   Lawrence  Warren.  Jr., 

214   West    Rd.,    Portsmouth,   Va.,   "58 121,  252.  309 

Ikenberry,    Lynn    David, 

310  West  View  St.,  Harrisonburg,  Va.,  "57 
Ineerick,    Richard    Edgar, 

^125    150th    Ave..    Madeira    Beach.    Fla..    '56 85 

Ingersoll.  Thomas  N..   1834  Wesley  Ave..  Evanston,  111..  •57.305 
Ingling.  Carl  Raymond.  Jr..  Box  72.  St.  Petersburg.  Pa.,  '58 
Irvin,   Henry   Clarence, 

Apt.  A-1.  3043  S.  Columbus.  Arlington  6.  Va..  '59 132 

Irwin.    Thomas    Bailey. 

2945     Primrose    Circle.    Nashville.    Tenn..    '59 132,  299 

Iseley,   Richard   Henderson,    Box   289,    Lancaster,   S.   C,   "58 
Israel.    Stanley    Edward.    79    38    209th    St., 

Flushing.    N.    Y..    '56 ...29.  85,    182,   190,  252,  316,  317 

Ives,  Donald  Arthur,  110  Berwyn  Ave..  Syracuse,  N.  Y..  '57. .281 
Ivey.  George  Elbert.  Rt.  2.  Box  1123.  Sarasota.  Fla..  '59.. 132,  185 
Ivey,  Thomas   Neal,   359   2nd   Street    PI.,   N.W., 

Hickory.    N.    C.    '57 105.    160.   184,  302 

Izaguirre,    Simon    Alfredo, 

Caracas.     Venezuela,     '57 105,  350 

Jack,  Claude  Kress,  Belle  Haven,  Greenwich,  Conn.,  '59.. 132,  304 
Jackson,  Harry  Ross,  840  West  Morgan  St..  Raleigh.  N.  C,  '57 

Jackson.  James,    101    Scott   St.,   Kingstree,  S.  C,   '58 121,  295 

Jackson,    Michael    Hodges, 

5081    S.    Franklin,    Englewood,    Colorado,    '57..160,   162,  282 
Jackson,    Theodore    Harvey,    Jr., 

604   Arbor   Rd.,   Cheltenham,    Pa.,    '57 
Jacobson,    Samuel    Sigmund, 

220  Scott  Ave.,  Sanford,  Fla.,  '57 158,  317 

Jacoves,    Richard    Benjamin,    15    St.    Paul's   Rd., 

N.   Hempstead  N.  Y..  '57 29.   105.  206.  207,  317 

Jaeger,  Boi  Jon,  715  Vallevista  Ave.,  Pittsburgh  34,  Pa..  "57. .301 
Jamason.  Barry  Wayne.  28  Bancker  St.,  Albany  8,  N.  Y.,  '59. .132 
James.  Arthur  Atwood.  Jr..  P.O.  Box  227.  Clinton,  N.  C,  '58 
James.    Donald    Dawson, 

3318   E.   Bessemer  Ave..  Greensboro,  N.  C,  '56 85 

Jamison.    Carol    Randall. 

1707   Orange  Ave..  N.W..   Roanoke,   Va..   '59 132 

Jarmon.  Charles  Allen.  721   W.  Harden,  Graham,  N.  C.  '58. .298 
Jarvis.  Robert  Wayne.  612  Ashland  Dr.,  Greensboro,  N.  C,  '57 
Jarvis,  Thomas  Albert,    1140  Cherry  St.,  Winnetka,   III.,   '58.121 
Jaspert,    George    Henry,    HI, 

Aldon    Rd.,   Andover,    Mass.,   '59 132.   189 

Jeffers.    Carl     Milton, 

6  Dayton  Rd.,  Asheville,  N.  C,  '59 132,  315 

Jenkins,  James  Sage,  2051   Venetian  Dr..  Atlanta,  Ga.,  '56 
Jenkins.    John    Edward.    Jr.. 

920    Westbrook     Dr..    Charlotte    6,    N.    C,    '58 121,  298 

Jennette,    David    Lister, 

2507    Park   Dr..    Elizabeth   City,   N.   C,   '58 121 

Jett.  Harriman  Harding.  P.O.  Box  708,  Mt.  Pleasant,  S.  C,  '59. 132 
Jewell,  Jack  Frederick  (Spec),  2112  Wilson  St..  Durham.  N.  C. 
Jewell.   Robert  William.  Box  308,  Windy  Hill,  N.  Y.,  '58 
Johnson,    Charles    Allen, 

1438    Seventh   Ave.,    Hickory,    N.    C.    '59 132 

Johnson.  Charles  Richardson.  217  Pearl  St.,  Suffolk.  Va.,  '57 
Johnson.    Edward    Clarence. 

2898    Spencer    St.,    Jacksonville,    Fla..    '58 121 

Johnson.    Frederick    Ernest    A., 

3403    Woodhaven    Dr..    Nashville,    Tenn..    '58 22.  301 

Johnson.     Herbert     Michael. 

19    Hewitt   Ave..    Bron.xville.    N.    Y.,    '58 160,   189,  306 

Johnson,    James    Evans,    Jr.. 

2001    N.    Elm    St..    Lumberton.    N.    C.    '58 121.  289 

Johnson.   James   Pearce. 

808   Chesterfield.   Bihmingham.   Mich..   '59.. 132.  280 

Johnson.    Jerry    Edgar, 

Box   315   A   Wake   Forest   Hwy„   Durham,   N.   C.   '58 
Johnson.    Mark    Parks.    Jr.,    917    Berkeley    Ave., 

Charlotte,    N.    C,    '56 85,  219,   246.   252.  280.  281 

Johnson.    Richard    Gibbs, 

5071    Sedgwick   St..   N.W..   Washington,   D.   C.   '56 
Johnson.    Robert    Lee,    Jr.. 

1438  7th  Ave..  S.W.,  Hickory,  N.  C.  '58 121 

Johnson,    Robert    Thomas,    Jr., 

1125  Aycock  Ave.,  Burlington,  N.  C,  '58 281 


Johnson.    Vernon    Webster.    Jr.. 

Near  East  Found.  Box  1980.  Beruit,  Lebanon,  '56  85,302 
Johnson,    Walter    Albert, 

4704   Glenbrook    Pkwy..    Bethesda    14.    Md.,   '59 132 

Johnson.    Walter    Royle,    Jr., 

3    Fairway    Place,    Biltmore,   N.   C.   '57 106 

Johnson.    Walter    Taylor, 

1721    McDaniel   St.,   Portsmouth,   Va.,   '58 121 

Johnson,   Wilbur   Edward,   Jr., 

112    Harrison    St..    Frenchtown.    N.    J..    '58 
Johnston.    William    Edward. 

1324    Byberry    Rd..    Huntington.   W.    Va..   '58 121 

Johnston,    William    McKay, 

208    East    Front    St.,    Lillington.    N.    C.    '59 132 

Jones,    Carlos    Raul, 

Calle  8    18  Rpto  Miramar,   Marianao,  Cuba,  '56 85,  240 

Jones,   Charles    Kirkendall, 

3028   Colcord   Ave.,   Waco,  Texas,   '57 106 

Jones,  Colin   Mastin.   Box  416.  Curundu.  Canal  Zone,  '57 
Jones,    Danny    Brigman, 

1312    Williamson    Dr.,    Raleigh,   N.    C.    '58 238,  281 

Jones.    Eddie    Marshall.    Ashton,    S.    C,    '57 106 

Jones.    Frederick    O'Neil. 

2106    Greenway    Ave..    Charlotte.    N.    C,    '58 282 

Jones,  Graham  Eugene  (Spec),  YMCA,  Durham,  N.  C. 
Jones.  James  Marvin. 

2730   University   Dr.,   Durham,   N.   C,   '59 132 

Jones,  John  Oscar,   Box  66,  Saluda,  S.  C,  '56 85 

Jones,    Julio    Raphael. 

Calle  8    18   Rpto  Miramar.   Marianao.  Cuba.  '56.. 85 

Jones.    Leonidas    John. 

211    Battle    Ave.    Warrenton.    N.    C.    '58 121,  285 

Jones,    Perry    Thompson. 

556    Oakdale.    Glencoe.    111..    '59 132.   184.  283 

Jones,    Robert    E..   Jr..   Meadow   Lane.   Franklin.    Va..   '56 
Jordan.    David    Lewis. 

3816    Riber   Oaks   Dr..    Des   Moines.   Iowa,   '59 132.  303 

Jordan.   Frank.  Jr..    1100  Queens   Rd..  Charlotte.  N.  C.  '59.. 132 
Jordan,    Henry    Harrison,    II,   Cedar    Falls,    N.    C.    '57..  106,  289 

Jordan,   John    McLean,   Saxapahaw,   N.    C,   '58 19,   121,   185 

Jordan,    Lyndon    Kirkman, 

309  N.  Breezeale  Ave.,  Mt.  Olive.  N.  C.  '57 106,   174,  297 

Jordan.  William  Ellis.  223-B  S.  Maple  Ave..  Oak  Park,  III.,  '57 
Joyce,    James    Bardin,    P.O.    Box    328.    Logan.    W.    Va.,    '58. 121 

Joye.   Nax   Mason.   Jr..   Box   364.   Lake   City.   Fla..   '57 106 

Joyner.    Frank    Belton.    Jr.. 

316  E.  Third  St..  Siler  City.  N.  C.  '57. .70.  106.  170.  181 
Juergensmeyer.    Julian    Conrad, 

29  Riverside   Dr..   Logan.   W.   Va..   '59 132 

Jules.    Arnold    Jay. 

3534   Lynchester   Rd..   Batimore      15,    Md..   '59 132,  316 

Jurgensen,   Christian   Adolph.   III.   504   South    18th   St..   Wilming- 
ton.   N.    C.    '57. .28.  289.  322,  323,  325,  327,  328.  333.  342 
Justice.    Henry    Adolphus. 

571     Caribou    Rd.,    Asheville,    N.    C,    '57 106,   196 

Kachadoorian.   Richard.  26  Essex  Cr.,  Lynn,  Mass..  '58 
Kalbfus,   John    Paul. 

542    Vine    St..    Greensburg,    Pa.,    '57 336,  337 

Kamm.    Stanley    Brandon, 

350  N.   Boulevard.   Petersburg,  Va.,  '57 313 

Kamsler.    Leonard    Macon. 

2121    Woodland   Ave..    Raleigh.   N.    C.    '57 106.  245 

Kargon.    Robert    Hugh. 

1781    East    17th    St..    Brooklyn    29.    N.    Y,.    '59 132.  316 

Katzinski.    John. 

17  Ronkonkoma  Ave.,  West  Hempstead,  N.  Y..  '57..  106.  194 
Kauffman.  Edward  Stein.  Jr..  742  S.  George  St..  York.  Pa.,  '59  .132 
Kauffmann,   Richard   Karl, 

1421  Washington  Blvd.,  Huntington,  W.  Va.,  '59. 132,  296 
Kaufman.  Arthur  (Spec). 

391    Central   Ave..   Jersey   City.    N.   J 317 

Kautz.    Peter    Ernest. 

93    33   64  Ave..   Forest   Hills.   L.   I..  N.   Y.,  '59 132 

Kay.    Robert    Frank. 

Ridgeview  Apts..   901    Maple.   Evanston.   111..   '58 
Kearns.    Amos    Ragan.    Jr.. 

600  Hillcrest   Dr..   High  Point.  N.  C.  '58 121 

Keffer.  David   Brooks,  249  Willow  St.,  Hamden,  Conn..  '58. .294 
Kehlmann.    Seymour   Jay. 

2432    Ocean    Ave..    Brooklyn    29.    N.    >'..    '59.... 132.  312 

Keifer.  Robert  Bruce.  Jr.. 

1501  Grosscut  Ave.,  Dunbar,  W.  Va.,  '58 121 

Keim,  Robert  Mahlon, 

5006    Klingle    St.,    N.W..    Washington    16.    D.    C.    '59 132 

Keim,    Walter    Herman, 

5006  Klingle  St..  N.W..  Washington  16.  D.  C.  '57. .85.  297 
Keithley.    George    Frederick. 

505  S.  Hi   Lusi  St..  Mount  Prospect,  111.,  '57 106.  212,  280 


Kelly,    Clinton    Wavne. 

1252   Cherokee   Rd..   Louisville   4.    Ky..   '59 132 

Kemp.    David    Edward, 

394   Golf    Blvd.,    Daytona    Beach,    Fla.,    "58 306 

Kempler,    Donald, 

142    Irving    Ave.,    South    Orange,    N.    J.,    '57 106,  219 

Kempler,    Roger, 

142     Irving    Ave.,    South    Orange,    N,    J.,    '59.132,  248,  316 
Kenaston,  James  Hampton,  Box  552,  Cocoa,  Fla.,  '57. ...106,  281 
Kenion,  Thomas  Shaw,  P.O.  Bo.x  138,  Hillsboro,  N.  C„  '57 
Kennedy,    Charles    Darrell. 

3109    Chapel    Hill     Rd..    Durham,    N.    C,    '59 132 

Kennerkneeht,  Ralph  Emmett,  Rt.  5,  Fort  Plain,  N.  Y„  '58 
Kenyon,  Van   Leslie,   111,  Rt.  2,  Hillsboro,  N.  C,  '58 
Kephart,    William    Wishart,    Jr.. 

8900    Fairview    Rd.,    Silver    Spring,    Md.,    '56 85,   286,  350 

Kerchner,    John    Franklin, 

314   North   Mill   St.,   Louisville,   Ohio,   "59 .132 

Kersey,    John    Nelson, 

303    Union   St.,    Bluefield,    W.    Va.,    "58... 121,  294,  323 

Kerstetler,   Ned    Mansfield, 

520    E.    Main    St.,    Louisville,    Ohio,    '57 106,  301 

Kessler,    Harold    Richard, 

130   Worthington   Rd.,   Rochester,   N.   Y.,   '57 106 

Ketcham,    David    Elliott, 

608   Greenbrier   Dr.,    Bellepoint,   W    Va.,   '57 106 

Keyes,    Jerome    Willis,    Jr., 

6504  Duke  St.,  Alexandria,   Va.,   '57 106,    160,  292,   293 

Keyser,    James    Robert,    IIL 

1614    Bedford    Ave.,    Lynchburg.    Va.,    '57 121,  322 

Kienle,    Richard    William, 

1573    Sterling    Rd.,    Charlotte    7,    N.    C,    '57 106,   160,  289 

Kilgore,  John  William   (Spec),  Bo.x  466,  Tazewell,  Va. 
Kim,  James  K.  S.,   106  Haven  Rd.,  Syracuse,  N.  Y.,  '58 
Kim,  Kun  Ha,  Direct,  of  Iron  Bridge  Co.,  Seoul,  Korea,  '58. 106 
Kimball,  Hugo  Brown,  523  Walnut  St.,  Statesville,  N.  C,  "56 
Kimble,    Clayton    Earl,    Jr., 

835    Jefferson    St.,    Wilmington,    Del.,    '58 301,  309 

Kimmel,    Ralph    Edward, 

319    McMillan   Ave.,   Wilmington,   N.   C,   '59 132 

Kimmich,    Walter    Criss, 

138  96th  St.,   Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  '58 121,  309 

King,  Arthur  Ward, 

1410    Vickers   Ave.,    Durham,    N,    C,    '57 106 

King,  John  Hill,  Robin  Rd.,  Maryville,  Tenn..  '56 85 

King,  John   Reid,  508   Sycamore  St.,   Weldon,  N,  C„   '57 

King,  Joseph  Warren,  King  Ave.,  Kings  Mills,  Ohio,  '58 121 

King,  Julius,  Duke  Station,  Durham,  N.  C,  '57 106 

King,    LeRoy    Harry,    Jr., 

808   North   25th   St.,   Paducah,   Ky.,   '59 132,  283 

King,    Paul    Douglas,    Jr., 

109   N.    18th    St.,    Morehead   City,    N.   C,    '56 
King,    Phillip    Marvin,   Jackson    Motel,    Ripley,    W.    Va.,    '59    132 
Kinyon,  Brice  Wayne, 

122  East  Price  Rd.,  Oak   Ridge,  Tenn.,  '58 121,  310 

Kirby,    Milton    Ray, 

410    Newsom    St.,    Durham,    N.    C,    "57 106,  293 

Kirkland,  Frankie,  Rt.   1,  Scotland  Neck,  N.  C,  '58 121 

Kirkman,    Thomas    Carlton,    Jr., 

902    Sunset    Dr.,    High    Point,    N.    C,    '56 193,  214 

Kirkpatrick,    David    Willis, 

59    .School    St..    Canton,     N.    C,    '56 85,  289.   342 

Kirkpatrick,    James    Edward,    Jr., 

1025    Federal   St.,   Toronto,    Ohio,   '58 
Kisiler,    Henry    Evans,   Jr., 

1305     Lilac    Rd.,    Charlotte,    N.    C,    '57 106,  290 

Klcdaras,  Constantino  G.,  17  S.  West  St.,  Raleigh,  N.  C,  '56. .85 
Kledaras,  Harold  George,  17  S.  West  St.,  Raleigh,  N,  C,  '56... .85 

KIcvansky,  Richard,  Reading,  Pa.,  '57 106 

Kline,  Robert  Loux,  Jr.,  420  Piedmont,  Reidsville,  N,  C„  '57.  248 
Klinger,    Charles    Vincent, 

4    (  hatham    Ave.,    Oakhurst,    N.    J.,    '57 322 

Kloman,    William    Charles, 

6310    33rd    St.,    N.W.,    Washington     15,    D.    C,    '59.132,   29(i 
Knake,    Phillipp    Bernard,    Jr., 

3920   Wallace   St.,    Lynchburg,   Va.,   '56 85.   252,  301 

Knapp,    John    Franklin, 

414   Prince  George   Ave.,   Hopewell,   Va.,   '58 121 

Knapp,  Roger  Bernard,  2  Lowell  PI.,  West  Orange,  N.  J.,  '59 
Knauss,    Donald    Thomas, 

630   N.    22nd   St.,   Allentown,    Pa.,   '56.85,    195,  240,  241,  247 
Knight,     Francis    Makemie, 

2611    Legion   Ave.,    Durham,   N,   C,   '59 134 

Knight,  Robert  Hill,  374  Euclid  Ave.,  Statesville,  N.  C,  '57..  106 
Knotts,  Don  Morton,  3(M  East  Main  St.,  Albemarle,  N.  C,  "56  289 
Knotts,  John  Douglas,  304  E.  Main  St..  Albemarle,  N.  C,  '56  .323 
Knowles,  Billy  Wilson,  P.O.  Box  176,  Knightdale,  N.  C,  '57 


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Kocourek,    Jerry    John, 

2402    S.    Clarence    Ave..    Berwyn.    III..    '56 
Koernner,    John    Stanton, 

4023    Spring    Hill    Rd.,    Louisville    7,    Ky.,    '56.. 
Kohl.    Robert    Edson, 

4320    .Scagrape    Dr.,    Ft.    Lauderdale,    Fla.,    '59 134,  283 

Koiko,    Philip, 

13   Linden  Ave.,  Spring  Valley,  N.  Y.,  '56 85,   190,  317 

Konefal,  Walter  Albert,  83   Hobart   PI.,  Garfield,  N.  J.,   '59. .134 
Konicek,  Milton  Charles, 

1904   South   56th  Ct.,   Cicero,   III.,   '56 323 

Koontz.   Earl   Carlton,   Rt.    1,   Linwood,   N.  C,  '57 
Kopf.  John  Randolph.  3344  Runnymede  PL, 

N.W.,    Washington,    D.    C.    '56 85,   194,  241,  246,  352 

Korotkin,    Michael     Paul. 

Rosemont  Farm.  Wilmont  Rd.,  Scarsdale,  N.  Y..  '59  134,  312 
Kramer.  Richard  Spencer.  3692  Rawnsdale  Rd., 

Shaker   Heights,   Ohio,   '58 160,  206,   236,  281 

Kramer.    Richard    Vance, 

2251     Cranford    Rd.,    Durham.    N.    C,    "58 121.   206,  281 

Kramer,    Robert    Arnold,    Jr., 

2712    Hillside   Ave.,    Dayton   9,   Ohio,   '59 134 

Krause.    Richard    George, 

132    West    Elm    St.,    New    Haven,    Conn.,    '59 134,  292 

Kredich,    Nicholas    Michael,    2913    N,    78th   Ave., 

Elmwood    Park,    III.,    '57 106,   169,  248,  281,  322 

Kreidler,    David    Bell, 

603  Blanchard  Pkwy..  W.  Allenhurst,  N.  J.,  '59..  134,  287 
Kreps,  Arthur  Emmet,  51  Bowdoin  St.,  Maplewood,  N.  J..  '59.. 1 34 
Kreps.  Donald  Arthur. 

51     Bowdoin    St.,     Maplewood,    N.    J.,    '58 121,  308 

Krueger.    Ronald    Paul, 

224   Old   Short    Hills   Rd.,   Short    Hills,   N.   J.,   '58 106 

Kruse,    John    Collinson. 

1016    Wager    Rd.,    Rocky    River    16,    Ohio,    '59 134,  207 

Kucek,   John    Harvey, 

35    Park   Dr.    Eastover  Hill,   Dover,   Del.,   '58 121 

Kuebler,    Charles    Herman, 

1700    Sterling    Rd.,   Charlotte,    N.    C,    '59 134,  355 

Kuman,    Herbert    Miroslaw, 

71    Chestnut  St.,   Wellsville,  N.   Y„   '56 86 

Kumpf,  William  August,  235  E.  11th  Ave.,  Conshohocken, 

Pa.,    '56 86,   195,  229,  233,  234,  240,  241,  247,  314 

Kurad,    Joseph    Ward, 

3712    Delverne    Rd.,    Baltimore    18,    Md.,    '56 

Lack,  John  Joseph,  1617  Norris  St.,  Camden  4.  N.  J.,  '56 212 

Lackland,  William  Saville  (Spec), 

1540    Matanikau    St.,   Tarawa   Terrace,   N.   C. 

Lacy,   Alexander   Bystard,   Jr..   Clover.   Va.,   '59 134,   198 

Lacy,   David   Allen,   III,  4027   University,   Dallas,  Texas,   '56..86 
Lagergren,    John    David, 

40    S.    Spring   Garden    Ave.,    Nutley,    N.    J.,    '58 
LaHurd,    Neil    Joseph, 

229    S.    Lime    Ave,    Sarasota,    Fla.,    "59 134,  295 

Lakata.    Robert   John,    176   Lester   Ave., 

Johnson    City,    N.    Y.,    '57 306,  334,  335,  338,  370 

Lambert,    Thomas    Kayes, 

32  Central   Dr.,   Bronxville   8,   N.   Y.,   '59 134 

Lamhrakos.    George    Louis, 

46    Prospect    Park.   S.W.,    Brooklyn,   N.   Y,.   '59 134 

Lamnicil.    John     Harold, 

4613     Avenue    R..    Birmingham,    Ala.,    '58 121,  292,  293 

l.aMotte,    Arthur    Hungerford,    Jr.. 

4206  Westview   Rd..   Baltimore.   Md.,   '58 305 

l.ampros,    I.ampros    Chris. 

636    New    Castle    Rd..    Farrell.    Pa..    '57 212 

Lane.    Gary   Clyde, 

626  St.  George  Rd.,  Raleigh.  N.  C  '59  II.  134,288 
Lane,   James   Henry,    Box   31,   .Star   Rt., 

Myrtle    Grove,    Fla.,    '56 86,   174,   192,  222.  302 

Lane,    William    Cobb,    Jr., 

178  Adelaide  St.,   Belleville  9,  N,  Y.,  '57 106 

Lang,    Gordon    Roger, 

345   Magnolia  St.,  Rochester,  N.  Y.,  '58 297,  350 

1  anger,    Guy    Lewis, 

6X6    Beverly    Dr.,   Sarasota,    Fla.,    '59 11,    134,  355 

1  ang  ey.    Van    Emerson, 

(  orricnies    1115,    Buenos   Aires,   Argentina,    '56 
1  angston,  William  Dortch,  Jr., 

3(15  S.  Pineview  Ave.,  Goldsboro,  N.  C,  '59 134,  288 

I  anning.    John    Tate,    Jr.. 

300?    Surrey    Rd..    Durham,    N.    C.    '59 134.  295 

LaPolla,    James    Joseph, 

621     Washington,    Niles.    Ohio,    "56 86,    196.   244.   297 

Laresc,  Eddie  John,  Box  388,  Kimball,  W.  Va.,  '57  106,  309 

Larese,   Ricci  Joe.   Box   388.   Kimball.   W.   Va..   '58  121.  309 

Lassiter.    Kenneth    Robert    Lee. 

5007    Gratton    Ave.,    Richmond    24,    Va.,    '58 121,   168 


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l-auber,    Raymond   Clarence. 

M.   O.   Apts..   205    Maynard   Ave..   Durham,   N.   C.   '56 
Laverty.    Robert    Oscar. 

1008     N.     Clay.     Frankfort.     Ind.,     ■59._   134,  295 

Lavie,    Henrique    Jose. 

Av  Avismendi  Mavluninesa,  Caracas,  Venezuela,  '56 
Lavoo,  George  William,  Rt.  3,  Cortland,  Ohio,  '56.86,   174,   181 
Lawrence,    Robert,    III. 

151     E.    Palisade    Ave..    Englewood.    N.    J.,    '59 134 

Layson.    Zed    Clark.    Jr..    Millersburg.    Ky..    '59 134.  295 

Lazard.  Richard  Randolph.  112  E.  44th  St..  Savannah.  Ga..  '57 
Leak.    Robert    Edwards. 

Box  485.  Rt.  4,  Rockingham.  N.  C  '56.86.  252.  282,  283 
LeBauer,    Edmund    Joseph, 

910  Cornwallis  Dr.,  Greensboro,   N.  C,  '57 
Le  Clere.  William  Earl, 

1407    Briarwood    Dr..    Durham.    N.    C.    '58 

Lee,   Blaney  Earl,  Rt.  6.   Box  77.  Durham,  N.  C,  '57 309 

Lee,  Richard  Carlton, 

3248  W.  Shadowlawn  Ave..  N.E..  Atlanta.  Ga.,  '56. .86,  241 
Lee,  William  Swain,  206  S.  Broad  St.,  Middletown,  Del.,  '57.. 106 
Leinbach,    Philip    Eaton.    Rt.    1.   Shattalon    Dr.. 

Winston-Salem.    N.    C,    '56 86,   170,    174,  229,  234,  298 

Leister,  Howard  Jack,  Black  Rock  Rd.,  Hampstead,  Md.,  -59..  134 
Leon-Hernandez,  Odoardo  Placido,  Ave  Carabobo   1   El 

Rosal,   Caracas,    Venezuela,    '56 86 

LePage,    Frederick    Robert, 

63   Seven  Bridge  Rd.,  Chappaqua,  N.  Y..  '58 286 

Levin,    James    Steckler, 

4425    N.    Maryland    Ave.,    Milwaukee,    Wis.,    '59 134,  316 

Levine,  Michael  Victor,  3291  Park  Ave.,  Wantagh,  N.  Y.,  '58.  121 
Levitin,    Jordan    Sheffer, 

926    Westover    Ave.,    Norfolk,    Va.,    '56 86,  313 

Levy,    Michael    Paul, 

724    Westfield    Ave..    Elizabeth.    N.    J..    "56 86.  317 

Lewis.  Andrew  Morris.  Jr.,  Cheriton.  Va..  "56. ...86,  248,  286,  351 
Lewis,   Charles    Vance, 

1516   E.   Worthington   Ave.,   Charlotte,   N.   C,   '58 121,  309 

Lewis,  Claude  Irenius,  Rt.  1,  Stanley,  N.  C,  '57 
Lewis.  Clayton  Wilson,  910  Malbern  Ave.,  Buxton  4,  Md.,  '58.121 
Lewis,   David    Parks,   Lonas   Addition,    Maryville,   Tenn.,   '58 
Lewis,    Franklin    Edwards, 

1701    N.    19th   Ave..    Pensacola.    Fla..    "57 106 

Libby.    Bruce    John, 

1434    N.    Franklin    Ave..    River    Forest.    HI..    "58 121.  311 

Lichtenstein.  Edward,  800  Main  St.,  Peekskill,  N.  Y..  '56.86.  313 

Lidz.   Edward.    1    Ross  Lane.   Woodmere.   N.   Y.,   '58 121.  317 

Linden.    John    Edward, 

1501     W    St..    S.E..    Washington     20.    D.    C.    59 134.  202 

Lindennieyer,    James    William. 

42    Harwood    Rd.,    Louisville    7,    Ky..    '59 134.  295 

Linder.    James    Hugh. 

27    Ridge    Dr..    Birmingham.    Ala..    '59 134.  299 

Lindsey.   Charles  Taliaferro,   Jr., 

5022    Allan    Rd..    Washington    16.    D.    C,    '57 106.  294 

Lineback.   Jimmy    Nottingham. 

1825    Robinhood   Rd..   Winston-Salem.   N.   C,   '58 
Lineberry,    Lucas    Rodney. 

902    N.     Prince    St..     Lancaster.     Pa..     "58 121,293 

Lineker,    Sidney    George,    Jr.. 

12   Aspen   Lane,   Falls  Church,   Va.,   '57 106,   193,  290 

Linton,    William    Robert,    Jr., 

2935    Harvard   Ave.,   Jacksonville    10,    Fla..   '59 134.  300 

l.intzcnich,    Joseph    William, 

44    Fair   Oaks.   Clayton    17.    Mo..   "58 306 

I.ippincott,  Milton  Steele,  Jr., 

820    W.    Burke    St.,    Easton,    Pa.,    '59 134,   291 

l.itle,    William    Albert, 

155     Wilmont    Ave.,    Washington,     Pa.,    "56 241.  252.  303 

Little,    Frederick    Booker, 

804    W,    Market    St..    Anderson.    S.    C,    '59 134 

Little.   Joseph   Wallace.   Jr., 

502   4th  Ave.,   Myrtle   Beach,   S.   C,   '57 241 

littler,     Theodore     Coltrane, 

130   Acdemy   St.,    Manlius,   N.    Y.,   '56 
Livingston,    Lewis,    Box    614,    De    Bary,    Fla..    '59.134.   186.  280 
Locke.    Ronald    James. 

808   W.   Bes.semer  Ave..  Greensboro.   N.   C.   '57 106 

Loden.    George    Barnard, 

2600  Woodward  Way,  N.W.,  Atlanta.  Ga.,  '57  106,  302 
Lodmell,    John    Gary,    Walter    Reed    Army 

Med.    Center,    Washington,    D.    C,    '56 86.  213.  286 

Loeb,  Theodore  Farnham,  Jr.. 

694    Glendale    Rd..    N.    Wilbraham.    Mass.,    '57 106 

Logan,    Leonard    Gilmore,    Jr., 

2-C  Lakeside  Apts.,   Melrose   Park   26,   Pa.,   '59 134 


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Lomax,  Phillip  Asbury,  Box  561,  N.  Wilkesboro,  N.  C,  "57. 
Long,    George    Truett, 

1021     Richmond    Dr..    Rock    Hill.    S.    C.    '58 121. 

Long,    Johnny    Lee. 

1000    North    Washington.    Shelby.    N,    C,    •57..248.  289, 
Long.  Norwood   Greyson,  4605   Amherst  Rd., 

College    Park.    Md.,    '56 86,   193,   196,  229, 

Long,  William  Morris,  809  Yancey  St.,  Durham,  N.  C,  '58 
Longcrier,  Franklin  Marcus,  Saxapahaw,  N.  C.  "57 
Longsworth.    Robert    Morrow. 

Rt.    1.   Carrollton.   Ohio,   '58 121,   155,   170, 

LoSasso,    Alvin, 

1628    Hillman    St.,    Youngstown,    Ohio,    "58 

Losee,  Wilmot  Hurst,  Jr., 

103  Third  St.,  Garden  City,  N.  Y..  '58. .121,  189, 
Lovett.    Donald    Robert. 

20    Eustace    Dr..    Dixon,     III.,    "56 

Lovitt,    Ronald, 

345    Fairway    Dr..    Miami    Beach.    Fla.,    '59 

Low,    Joseph    Thompkins,    Jr,, 

40    Derwent    Ave.,    Verona,    N.    J.,    '56 

Lowe,    Thomas    Francis, 

1626  Winford  Rd.,  Baltimore  12,  Md.,  '57... 
Lowe,  Thurman  Lee.  RED.  Zolfo  Springs.  Fla..  "5 
Lowe.    William    Emory,   Jr.. 

415  Poinsetta  Rd..  Daytona  Beach.  Fla.,  '56. 
Lower.   David  Allen. 

II    Sunset  Terrace.   Baldwinsville.  N.   Y.. 
Lowi.    Bertram    Haas, 

1032    4th    Ave..   Gadsden.    Ala..    '56 

Luce,    William    Paterson, 

3491    N.    Venice    St.,    Arlington    7,    Va. 
Luechauer.    Daniel    Paul, 

1215    Harrison    St.,    Hollywood,    Fla.,    '58 121. 

I.ugar,    William    Carroll,    Oceana,    W.    Va..    '56 
Luper.   Cooper   Jackson.    Rt.    2.    Rocky    Mount 

Lushis.  Donald  Vladis.   1247  Jackson  St..  Easton.  Pa..  "58 

Lutz.   Robert  Agner.    1206  Oval   Dr..  Durham.  N.  C.  '59 

Lybass.    Tillinghast, 

1409    Windsor    Place.    Jacksonville.    Fla..    '57 106. 

Lyman,    David, 

135    Polo   Club   Lane,    Bangkok,   Thailand,    '58 121, 

Lynch,  John  David,  Jr.,  201  N.  1st  St.,  Mebane,  N.  C,  '59. 
Lynch,  Walter  Graham,  IIL 

539   Henry  St.,   Roanoke   Rapids,  N.  C.  '56 86.  202. 

Lyon.  Edwin  Robert.  Jr..  Box  867.  Laurinburg.  N.  C.  '59. 
Lyon.  Peter.  1810  Rittenhouse  Sq..  Philadelphia,  Pa..  '59... 
McAllister.  John  Franklin, 

309   Chelsea    St.,    Sisterville,    W.    Va.,   '56 

McAnally,  William  Jefferson.  IIL  4922  Brandywine  St,,  N,W., 

Washington    16,    D.    C.    '59 134, 

McCahan.    David    Stanley, 

7U)0   Hq.   Spt.  WG   APO  633.  New  York.  N.   Y..  '57 

McClain.    David    Hollingsworth. 

2021    Myrtle  Dr..   Durham.  N.  C.  '57 

McConnell.  John  Cameron, 

3423   Coleman  St.,  Columbia,  S.  C,   '58 

McConnell,   Richard   Arthur, 

Apt.    8-A.    801    Underwood    Ave..    Durham.   N.    C,    '57 
McConnell,    William    Gamble, 

2    Hermitage    Rd,    Sharon,    Pa.,    '59 

McCormack,    John    Newton, 

314   Pleasant  St.,  Spindale,   N.  C.   '58 

McCormick,    James    Moody,    III, 

906    B    Street.,    St.    Albans,    W.     Va.. 
McCreery.  Arley  Joe.  Dry  Creek  Rd., 

White    Sulphur    Springs.    W.    Va..    '56. 
McCutchcon.   William    Ray. 

119  Queen   St..   Beckley.   W.   Va.,   '58 

McDcrmott,    Thomas    Joseph,     III, 

517  N.  St.  George  St..  Allentown,  Pa.,  '58 122, 

McDonald,  Theodore  Crane, 

14  Groveland  Ave.,   Buffalo   14,  N.  Y.,  '58 

McDorman.    Clarence    Leslie. 

1815   Kensington   Rd.,   Birmingham,  Ala.,  '58 

McElhaney.    Harold    Norbert.    101    Center    Ave., 

Burgettstown.    Pa..   '57 109,  294.  323.  324, 

McFadden,    Don    Calvin,    Jr.. 

340    N.    Maysville    St..    Mt.    Sterling.    Ky..    '58 122, 

McFarland,    Robert    Bruce, 

2905   Calawba   St.,   Aiken,   S.   C 
McFce,    Charles    Bond,    III, 

4707    Calumet    Rd.,    Richmond, 
McGaughey,    Robert    Trusell, 

357    Arch    St„     Kittanning,     Pa 
McGill,   John   Edward, 

10708   E.   Nolcrest   Dr.,   Silver  Spring,   Md.,   '58 


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McGranahan,  Charles  Bruce, 

9    Rue    Grand    Conde,    Ihionville,    France.    '5^  . 
McGregor,    Frank    Hamilton,     Ir., 

Millwood    Rd..   Mt.    Kisco,   N.   ^•..   '59 

Mcllhennv,  John  Boyd, 

751-B   Aalapapa   Dr..    l.anikai,    Hawaii,   '57 

McIIwain,    Bruce    Douglas. 

246    Blauvelt   Ave,.   Hohokus.   N.   J..   '58 

Mclntyre.    Fred    Headen.    Jr.. 

909    Berkeley   Ave..   Charlotte   3.   N.   C.    '59 134 

McKay.  David  William. 

P.  O.  Box  2181.  Delray  Beach.  Fla.,  '58 122 

McKee.    Robert   Cooper.   New   Wilmington,   Pa.,   '56 
McKeithan.   Jack. 

Ahhottshurg.   N.   C,    '57 252,   292,   293 

McKinnon,    John     Borden, 

1506   N.    Elm   St.,   Lumberton,   N,   C.   '56.  169.   252.  288,   289 
McLain.     Lee    William.    Jr.. 

Rt.   4.    Box   73.   Sarasota.    Fla..   '57 109.    195.  252.  282.   283 

McLaulin.    Johnnie    Claude,    Jr.. 

1009    Green    St..    Durham.    N.    C.    '56 
McLean.    William    Russell, 

214     Scotland     St..     Dunedin.     Fla.,     "56 89.  240 

McLellan,    George    Edward. 

811   Green  St.,  Durham,  N,  C„  '56 89,  282 

Mcl.eod,    Don    Evans, 

3414    Shepherd    St.,    Chevy    Chase,    Md..    '57 109,  298 

McMan.    William    Dale. 

148   Courtland   St..    Elyria.   Ohio,   '57 109,  246,  305 

McMath,    Herbert    Kent. 

405  Chenoweth  Lane.   Louisville  7.   Ky..  '59 134 

McMillan.  Samuel  Duncan,  Jr., 

119  Colonial    Circle,    Wilmington,    N.    C.    '56.89.    169.  229 
McMillan,    William   Owen,   Jr., 

5010    Kanawha    Ave..    Charleston.    W.    Va.,    '59 134.  300 

McNally.    Michael. 

Rosepoint  Rt.    10.  Kingsport.  Tenn,,  '58 301,  322 

McNeer.    Charles    Conrad. 

Abingdon    Hwy..    Bristol.    Va..    '56 89,  281 

McSherry,    John    M.    Anthony, 

115  Ocean  Ave.,  Brooklyn  25,  N.   Y.,  '59 134 

McTammany.  John  Robert. 

Box    153.   Knoxville.   Tenn..   '57 109.  298 

MacEwen.    Richard    Alan, 

4825    Montgomery    Lane,    Bethesda    14,    Md.,    '59  134,  303 

Mackenzie,    Charles    Edward, 

960    Orange    St.,    Lancaster.     Pa..    '57 106,  244 

MacKinnon,  William  Howard.  Box  187.  B.  F.  Goodrich  Co., 

Monrovia   Libera,   West   Africa,   '59.. 134,  292 

MacMillan,  Jack  Fuller,  1414  Dollar  Ave,,  Durham.  N.  C,  '58  355 
MacPherson,    Carl    Allan. 

700    Pittsboro    Rd.,    Chapel    Hill,    N,    C,    '58 106,  350 

MacPherson,  Douglas  Hunt,  28  Sunset  Bay  Dr.,  Largo,  Fla.,  '58 
Madden,   John   Wallace, 

MTD,    Route    17,    Beaver    Falls.    Pa..    '57 106.  294.  323 

Mahanna.  Peter  Griffing.   100  Bent  Lane.  Newark,  Del.,  '57  .309 

Mahdavi.  Massud,  Doctors  Street.  Meshed.  Iran,  '56 86 

Mahns.    Henry    Louis. 

631    Green   Grove   Rd..   Neptune.   N.   J..   '57 106 

Mahr.    Michael    Stephen. 

3409    Fallstaff   Rd..    Baltimore    15.    Md..   '57 
Malone.    Michael    Taylor, 

319   W.    Queen   St.,   Edenton,   N,    C.    '59 134 

Malone.    Robert    Stephen. 

Yard  Craft   U.S.N.A.S.,   Pensacola,  Fla..   '57 106 

Manifold.  Edward,  280  N.  Porter  St..  Waynesburg.  Pa„  '56. .285 
Manning,  Donald  Franklin,  Willseyville.  N.  Y.,  '57.106.  195 
Manuel.    Richard    Duffev.    3759   W.    St.,    N.W., 

Washington    7.    D.    C.    '56 86,    194.  246.  286 

Marchese.  Joseph  Francis.  2527  Gray  Manor  Terrace. 

Baltimore.    Md..    '56 86.    193.  246.  282 

Marcovecchio.    Joseph. 

224  Franklin  Rd.,  N.  E.  Atlanta,  Ga..  '59 134 

Markoff.  Alan  Stuart,  221  Pomeroy,  Peekskill,  N.  Y.,  '56 313 

Marks,    Marvin    Lee, 

3311  Labyrinth  Rd.,  Baltimore  15,  Md..  '57.. 106.   196,  202.  313 
Marquis.    Dean    Anthony, 

11     Park     Place,     Short     Hills.     N.    J.,     '59 134.280 

Marsh.   Robert   Lockwood.   Jr., 

368   Jackson   St.,   Glencoe,    111.,   '58 281 

Marshall,    Harris    Andrew,    Jr.. 

465    Townsend   Court.    Orangeburg.    S.    C.    '57 106.  298 

Marshall.    Robert    Denkmann.   Jr.. 

510    N.    Linden    Dr.,    Beverly    Hills,   Calif.,    '56 
Marston.    Martin    Marshall,    Jr.,    '56 

2831     49th    St.,    N,W.,    Washington,    D.    C,    '56 86,   222 

Marth,    John    George, 

120  East  82   St.,   New  York   28.  N.   Y..  '59 134 


Martin,    Charles    Richardson, 

1810   Market   .St.,   Wilmington,   N.   (  .,   '59  134 

Martin,    Horace    Haverstick,    IH, 

202    S.    Charlotte    St.,    Manheim.    Pa.,    '59 
Martin,    Loren    Winston, 

4504  Glasgow  Rd„  Fountain  City,    Tenn.,  '59  134 

Martin,  Miles  Herbert,  Jr.,  Box   178,  Oak  Hill,  W.  Va.,  '58        122 
Martin,    Robert    Drake, 

155    Brixton    Rd.,   Garden    City.    N.    Y..    '58 
Martin.    Robert    Lee,    Jr., 

616  W.  10th  St..  Birmingham,  Ala.,  '56 106 

Martin,   Robert  Stancil,  Jr.,  310  S.  Andrews  Ave.. 

Goldsboro,  N.  C, '56 86,   158,   192,  214,  229,  234.  241.  305 

Martin.    Samuel    Kellogg. 

9   Beechmont   Ave..    Bronxville.   N.    Y..   '58 282 

Martin,    William    Marion,    Jr., 

4210  Oakridge  Lane,  Chevy  Chase,  Md..  '57 106.  281.  292 

Marvin,    Lewis    Beach. 

Sands   Point   L.    I..   Port   Washington.   N.    Y.,   '56  86,   300,   380 
Masius.    Alfred   Glenn,   Jr., 

3109    Guilford    Ave.,    Baltimore,    Md..    '57  106,   248,   305 

Mason,    Richard    Finley, 

1405    Clarendon    Ave.,    Lakeland,    Fla..    '57  106.  292 

Massey.    Richard    Corley. 

1501     Ferncliff    Rd..    Charlotte.    N,    C.    '56 86,  302 

Massey,    William    Joseph,    III. 

Raleigh    Rd..   Smithfield.    N.   C.   '58 122.  281 

Massie.   Francis  Stanford.   Box   374.   Waynesville,  N.  C.   '57.106 
Matheson,    Joe    Kenneth.    Jr., 

331     7th    St..    N.E.,    Hickory.    N.    C.    '57 
Matsushita.    Fumiaki. 

46  Kuruma  CHO  Shiba.  Minatoku,  Tokyo.  Japan.  '56  86.  245 
Matthews    James    Erdman    Bramble. 

7103   Oxford    Rd..   Baltimore.   Md.,   '58 122,    155.   286 

Matthews.   Joseph   Carson.    III. 

4706     Western     Blvd..     Raleigh,     N.     C,     '56... 86,    168 

Matthews,    Lewis    Richard,    Jr., 

7103     Oxford     Rd..     Baltimore     4.     Md.,     '57 109,  286 

Maunz.    Don    Loren. 

Interstate     Parkway     Ext..     Bradford.     Pa..     '59 134.  300 

Maus,    Lewis    McKinney, 

315    W.    Market    St..    Reidsville.    N.    C,    '56 
Maxson,    Myron    Finley,    627    Southcrest    Dr., 

Pittsburgh    26,    Pa„    '56... 86,  202,  229,  305,  356 

Maxwell.    Sherry    Strome. 

836   27th  Ave..   N..   St.    Petersburg,   Fla.,   '57 109 

May,  James  F„  5450-C,  S.W.  76th  St.,  Miami,  Fla.,  '59 134 

Mayer,    Ronald    Bruce.    513    California   Ave., 

Pittsburgh    2,    Pa.,    '56 306,  334,  335,  338,  391 

Mayhew.    Kenneth    Edwin.    Jr., 

212    S.    Mulberry    St.,    Cherryville,    N.    C„    '56.89,  229,  234 
Maynard,    David    Lee, 

114   N.   Central   Ave.,    Belmont,    N.    C,   '59 134 

Maynard,  Peter  Harrison, 

Loomis   School,   Windsor,   Conn.,   '59 134 

Mazzotti.  Richard  Rene, 

615    W.    Main    Cross.,    Taylorville,    111.,    '59 134 

Mead,    Allen, 

1314    W.    Foster    Pkwy.,    Fort    Wayne    6,    Ind.,    '57    109,  282 
Meador,    James    Carr,    Jr., 

1     Ohio     Ave..     Charleston.     W.     Va..     '57 109.  301 

Means.  Richard  Emile  (Spec). 

415    Magnolia    .St..    W.,    Winston-Salem.    N.    C. 
Mease,    Richard    Helgren. 

1658   Peachtree  Circle.  S..  Jacksonville.   Fla..  '58 
Mebane.  Robert  Alan.  1711   Pugh  St.,  Fayetteville,  N.  C,  '56.89 
Meeks,  George  Winston.  1017  Gloria  Ave..  Durham.  N.  C.  '57 
Meffert.  William  George,  2610  Country  Club  Pkwy.. 

Cedard    Rapids.    Iowa,    '58 122,   238,   297,  354 

Mejo.    Robert    Walter, 

87    Sydney    Ave.,    Malverne,    N.    Y.,    '56 89,   243.  302 

Meltzer.  Carl  Martin.  89  27  74th  Ave..  Glendale  27.  N.  Y.,  '56 
Menefee,    Samuel    Winfrey,    III, 

939  Salisbury  Court,  Lancaster.   Pa..  '58 122.  307.  354 

Meredith.    Howard    Percy.    Jr.. 

330     Maxwell     Dr.,     Pittsburgh     36,     Pa.,     '57 109.  285 

Meriney.    David    Knight. 

59    Nottingham     Rd..     Ramsey.    N.    J..    '56 89.  244.  314 

Merkerbach.    Donald    Walter. 

333    Ridewood    Ave..    Glen    Ridge.    N.    J.,    '58 294 

Merritt,    James    Edward. 

358   8th   St..  N.W..   Hickory.   N.   C,   '59 134 

Merritt,    Repton    Hall, 

P.O.    Box    100,    Pineville,   N.   C,   '57 109.   188.  303 

Merz.    Harry   William.   Jr..    Rt.    1.   Collegeville.    Pa..   '56. 89.  306 

Metcalf.  Jadie   Richard.   Box  403.  Oneco,   Fla..  '57 109 

Mcwhorne.   William    Burke.    Jr.. 

102  Virginia  St.,  Roxboro,  N,  C,  '58. .122.   160,   169,    171,  281 


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Meyer.    Gordon    Barclay. 

Harbor  Rd..  Sands   Point.  N.  Y..  '58 122.  236.  301 

Meyer.    Herbert    Fred, 

187    S.    Middletown    Rd..    Pearl    River.    N.    Y..    '.'iS 122 

Michael.    Alan    Sydney. 

291    Highland   Ave..    Ridgewood.   N.    J.,    '58 285 

Michaud.  John  Camillus.  Jr.. 

78    First    St..    Hodge.    La..    •?9 134.  280 

Milewski.    Emil    Frank. 

2010   Oakmont   St..    Philadelphia.    Pa.,   '57 
Miller.    Bruce   Wilkinson, 

153    Roxbury    Rd..    Garden    City.    N.    Y..    '57.109.  222.   306 
Miller.    Carl    Anthony.    Jr.. 

1714  Washington   Blvd..  Louisville.  Ohio,  "57 282 

Miller,    Cledith    Aten.    Jr.. 

17   W.    Union   St..   Wilkes-Barre.   Pa.,   '59 134 

Miller,  Donald  Ira.  205  Fairway  Dr..  Miami  Beach.  Fla.,  '59. 134 
Miller.    Fred   Hayes. 

305   McGlohon  St..  Ahoskie.  N.  C,  "59 134,  288 

Miller,    James    Eugene, 

760    Lawrence    Ave..    Westfield.     N.     J.,     '59 134.  280 

Miller,    John    Merrimon, 

Rt.   3,   Wye   Way   Rd..   Knoxville.   Tenn..   '59 134 

Miller.  Kenneth  McGlaughon.  Box  605.  Raeford.  N.  C  '56.  .89 
Miller.    Richard    Paul. 

1714    Washington    Blvd..    Louisville.    Ohio.    '59 ...134.  283 

Miller.  Robert  Cosner.  928  Detroit  Ave..  Denver.  Colo..  '58.  122 
Miller.    Thomas    Ogden. 

152  N.  E.  92nd  St..  Miami  38.  Fla..  '58 122.  217 

Miller.   Thomas    Raymond. 

202    Hillcrest    Dr..    High    Point.    N.    C.    '56 
Miller.  William  Egene.  IL 

4910  Loughboro  Rd..  N.W..  Wash.    16.  D.  C.  '59 134 

Millhauser.    Robert    Louis. 

3511    Overbrook   Rd..    Baltimore    8.    Md..   '59 134 

Millner.    Pryor    Reynolds.    IV. 

303    Randolph  St..   Danville.   Va..   '59 134 

Mirandon.    Robert    Hugh. 

179   Lincoln  Ave..   Ridgewood.   N.   J..   '56 89 

Misenheimer.    Clinton    Brown, 

500  N.  East  Ave..  Kannapolis.  N.  C.  '58 109 

Mitchell.    Arthur    Rock.    Jr.. 

3833  Wieuca  Terrace.  N.  E..  Atlanta  5.  Ga.,  '59 134 

Mitchell.  John  Wesley,  Jr.,  La  Grange,  N.  C,  '56 89 

Mitchell.    Peter    Raymond. 

301    Birdwood  Ave..   Haddonfield.   N.   J.,   '57 214 

Mitschele,  George  Karl  Frederick, 

Rt.     1.    Freehold.    N.    J..    '59 134.  307 

Moffett,    Daniel    Bruce. 

4344  Hawthorne  St..  N.  W..  Washington   16.  D.  C,  '57 
Mogol.    Louis    Melvyn. 

80   Elwood   Place.   Staten   Island    1.   N.   Y..   '59 134.  316 

Moll.   Richard  Wood.   5757  Crestview   Dr.. 

Indianapolis.    Ind..    '56 14.  89.   170,   176.   198 

Moneymaker.    Thomas    Andgrew.    Jr.. 

2315    Fort    Scott    Dr..    Arlington.    Va..    '58 122,  297 

Monroe,    Charles    Milton,    III. 

277    Mamaroneck   Rd.,   Scarsdale,   N.   Y.,   '56 306 

Montgomery.    David    Peden.    Jr.. 

1014    Knox    St.,    Durham,    N.    C.    '58 192,  281 

Moody,    John    Arbuckle, 

2460  Dover  Rd.,  Columbus  9.  Ohio,  '59 134 

Moody.    Thomas    Watson. 

718  W.  Chapel  Hill  St.,  Durham,  N.  C,  '58 122 

Mooney.   Timothy   Cooper. 

3130  Wisconsin  Ave.  N.W..  Washington  16.  D.  C  '59. .134.  287 
Moore,  Allen  Hoyt.  Jr.  (Spec). 

Pine    Bluff   Trail.    Chapel    Hill.    N.    C. 
Moore.    Alton    Vaughn. 

Rt.   1.  Box  357.  Armour  Rd..  Columbus.  Ga.,  '58 301 

Moore,    Calvin    Thomas, 

Erie   Road.   Box  48.   Derby.  N.   Y..   '58 122.  285 

Moore.    James    Edward. 

526    Wilson    St..    Greenwood.    S.     C.     '58 122.  290 

Moore.    John    Foster. 

1170    Via    Salerno.    Winter    Park.    Fla..    '58 122.  282 

Moore.    Randall    Bradley. 

209   Logan   St..   Frankfort.   Ky..   '58 122.  311 

Moore.  Robert  Lee.  Rt.    1.  Rutherfordton.  N.  C.  '57 109 

Moore.    Roy    Edward.    Jr..    Canaan.    N.    Y..    '57 109.  286 

Moore.    Temple    Craige.    Jr.. 

3476    Peakwood    Dr..    Roanoke.    Va..    '59 134.  307 

Moore.  Terrance  Gee.   168  Park  Drive.  Salem  Ohio.  '56. .89.  297 
Moore.    Tommy    Joseph. 

1616   E.   Berry   Ave..   Gastonia.  N.   C,   '57 109 

Moore.  Wilburn  Lee.  P.O.  Box  315.  Merrifield.  Va.,  '59 134 


Moorman.    James    Watt. 

801    N.    Washington    St..    Rutherfordton.    N.    C.    '59.  134,  287 
Moreno,    Alirio    Jose, 

89  E.  4  44,  Maracaibo.  Venezuela,  "57 109,   195 

Morey,    Samuel    Winchester, 

90  N.    Hancock    St..    Lexington    73,    Mass.,    "59 134 

Morgan.    Eben    Cornelius, 

Rt.    2.   Asheboro,   N.   C.    '56 .334.  335.  337.  339 

Morgan.  Eugene  Brown.  William  St..  Kannapolis.  N.  C,  '58 
Morgan.    Richard    Wood. 

1006   Lamond   Ave..   Durham.   N.   C.   '58    122.   160.  294.  355 
Morgan,    Robert    Whittelsey, 

1013    West    Main    St..    Durham.    N.    C.    '56 
Morgan.    Walter    Clinton     Baker, 

801    W.   Broad  St.,  Wilson,  N.  C.  '59 134 

Morgan.  Wilson  Avery.  II.  Rt.  4.  Hendersonville.  N.  C.  '57 
Moriber.  Lloyd  Alan,  2260  80  St..  Brooklyn.  N.  Y.,  '56 
Morin,    Max,    Jr.. 

5813   Willowton   Ave.,   Baltimore    14.   Md.,   '59... 134 

Morrell,  Prior  Stuart,  62  Dwight  St.,  Brookline,  Mass..  '58        134 
Morris.   John    Edgar.   Jr.. 

72    Front    St..    Hertford.    N.    C,    '58 122,  290 

Morris,    William    Collins,    Jr.. 

1251    Mayfield  Ridge  Rd..  Cleveland   24,  Ohio,  '58 311 

Morrow,    Donald    Hager, 

104  S.  Main  St..  Mooresville.  N.  C.  '56 89 

Mosrie.    Azett, 

837    Mercer    St.,    Princeton,    W.    Va..    '57 109,  309 

Mott.    George    Edward.    III. 

900   Norfolk   Ave..   Virginia    Beach,   Va..   '58 122 

Mottershead.   Cheston   Vaux.  Jr., 

212   Tarawa    Blvd..   Tarawa   Terrace.    N.    C    '58 
Moulton,    Wilbur    Wright,    Jr.. 

1700    East     Blount    St..     Pensacola.     Fla..    '56     170 

Mousmoules.    George    B.. 

2927    McKinley   St.,   N.W..   Washington    15.   D.   C,   '57 

Moy,  David,  500  Ben.son  St..  Camden  3,  N.  J..  '57 109 

Moynihan.    Robert    Emmett. 

232   Henry   St..   Portsmouth.   Va..   '56 306 

Mueser.  Robert  Ranson.  1208  B  Street.  Durham.  N.  C.  '57 
Mulholland.   Christopher   Columbus.    III. 

110    E.    Maynard    Ave..    Durham.    N.    C,    '57 109,  310 

Mull,    William    Harry, 

140   Grandview   Ave..    Bau.sman,    Pa.,    '57 109,  245,  314 

Mullholand,    Alfred    Davis.    Jr., 

1301    Winston    Ave.,    Baltimore    12,   Md.,   '59 134,  308 

Mullins.    Jerry    Kent.     Madison.    W.    Va.,    '57 109,  290 

Munch,    Charles    Herbert, 

62    Covington    St.,    Asheville,    N.    C.    "57 109,  302 

Muniz.    Antonio    Manuel, 

3362  San  Jose  Blvd..  Jacksonville.  Fla..  '56 89.  314 

Murphy,     Robert     Edward, 

4633    Ridge    Rd..    W..    Spencerport.   N.    Y..    '56 
Murphy,    Samuel    George. 

3339    Clark    Circle,    Norfolk,    Va..    '58 122,  286,  355 

Murphy,   Ted    Daniel.   Rt.    1,   Stanley.   N.   C,   '58 122 

Murray.    John    Archie,    Jr., 

610    S.    Rome    Ave..   Tampa    6.    Fla..    '57 109,  309 

Murray.    Reginald    Alton, 

402   E.   King  St..   Kings   Mountain.   N.   C.   '56 89 

Murray,    Robert    Howard, 

159    Livingston    Ave..    Babylon.   N.    Y..    '56. .89,  294,  323,  326 
Naegely,   Robert   Alexander, 

306  Congress  Ave.,   Lansdowne.   Pa.,  '56 
Nail.    Martin    Franklin.    Jr.. 

203   Ray  St..  Greensboro.  N.  C.  '57 109 

Nash.   James   David.   Jr.. 

1140   5th    Ave.,    Huntington.   W.    Va.,   '59 134,  308 

Neal.    Jerry    William, 

612    Walnut    Ave..    Charlotte.    N.    C.    '58 122,   160 

Neal.    Rodney    Daniel, 

1419   Schiller   Ave.,   Little    Rock.   Ark..   '58 122,  309 

Nealy.    David    Lewis, 

125   Wallace   Ave..   Sarasota.   Fla..   '58 122.  238,  301 

Neely.  Robert  Prince.  1413  Sixth  St..  Durham.  N.  C.  '56 109 

Neese.    Thomas    Rice,    Jr., 

Rt.    10.    Box    29.    Greensboro.    N.    C.    '56 89.   168 

Nelson.   Coy    James.   Jr.,    622   S.    Sunset   Dr.. 

Winston-Salem.    N.    C.    '56.89.   169,  246,  252,  294,  295,  323 
Nelson.    Donald    Norman, 

91  Waverly    Ave..    Tuckahoe    7.    N.    Y..    '56 202,  314 

Nesbitt,    Thomas    Richard.    Jr.. 

135   Bennington  Rd..  .Akron   13.  Ohio.  '58 282 

Newburg.   Carl    Arthur, 

3036  Lavender  Ave..   Baltimore   14.   Md.,  '58 122 

Newcome.    James    Henry. 

1554  Taney   Place,   Gary,   Ind.,   '58 295,  337,  339  341 


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210    E.     124    Street.    New    York    .15.    N 
Newman.    David    Charles. 

547   Alta   Vista   Dr..   Cape   Girardeau.    Mo..   ^57 
Ney.    Edward    Ash, 

88    Maplehurst   Ave..    Harrisonburg.    V 
Nicholas.    James    Herries. 

Armed    Forces    Staff    Coll..    Norfolk 
Nichols.    Bobby    Smith. 

1706   South    Elm   St..   Greenville,    N.    C   ^56 

Nichols.  Creighton  Rice.  Bo.\   126.  Brattlehoro.  Vermont. 
Nicholson.   David   Lloyd.    1018    E.   Livingston. 

Orlando.    Fla..   ^56 89.    192.    195,  23.^ 

Nickerson,   Richard   Paul, 

30  Glenmont  Rd.,  Brighton,  Mass..  ^59 

Nicolaysen.    Kolyon    Gay, 

1133   South   Wolcott,  Casper,   Wyoming,   ^57 
Nielsen,  Peter  Tryon,  139  Pinecrest  Rd.,  Durham.  N.  C, 
Niess.    Oliver    Kunze.    Jr., 

Hdq.  FEAF  APO  925  B-76.  San  Francisco.  Cal..  ^57 
Nitsberg,    Michael    Barry, 

750    Grand    Concourse,    New    York,    N.    Y.,    ^57 

Nivison,    Arthur    Edward, 

605    Transylvania    Ave.,    Raleigh,    N.    C,    '59 

Noble.    Robert    Earl, 

24     Maplewood     Dr..     Oelwein.     Iowa.     '58 

Nolan.    Robert    Bernard. 

2324    Yellow    Mountain    Rd..    Roanoke,    Va.,    '58 

Nordan,    Robert    Warren, 

1221    Mordecai    Dr.,    Raleigh,    N.    C.    '56 

Nordham,   Robert,    1   Nordham  St.,  Walwick,  N.  J.,  ^56 
Nordlie,    Robert    Spurlock, 

14    Martin    Rd.,   Wellesley    82,    Mass. 
Norman,    William    Mollis, 

2343    Westover    Dr..    Winston-Salem 
Norris.    Edward    Janney. 

1515    Roseland    Dr..     Birmingham    9 
Norris.    Jessee    Allen.    Jr.. 

2733    Anderson    Dr..    Raleigh.    N.    C.    ^59. 
Northrop.    William    Harriss, 

2003   East  5th  St.,  Greenville,  N.  C.  '59 

Norton,    Allyn    Summer,    Jr.. 

1405    Penn    Ave..    Durham.    N.    C.    '59 

Norton,    Earl    Douglas.    Jr.. 

3020  Victoria  Ave.,  Cincinnati   8,   Ohio,  ^59 
Norville,    John    Albert, 

263    Maple    St.,    Brevard,    N.    C,    ^58 

Noyes,    Eugene    William, 

415     Birch    Street,    Roselle    Park,    N.    J.,    ^56 89 

Oakes,    Claude    Raymond. 

1121   Arlington   Blvd..  Arlington   9.   Vs 
Oastler.    Bert    Robert. 

150    Beverly    Rd..    Atlanta.    Ga..    ^56 
Oberhofer.    Andrew    O^Donnell.    Jr., 

495  Petree  Rd.,  Winston-Salem.  N.  C.  ^58 
O^Callaghan.    Harold    Augustus. 

825   Taylors   Lane.    Mamaroncck.   N.    Y..   '56  90. 

O'Callaghan,    Robert    Anthony, 

825  Taylors  Lane,   Mamaroneck,   N.   Y.,  "57 

Ochs,   Robert   Francis.   3620   Douglas   Rd.  Toledo,  Ohio, 
O'Connell.    James    Henry, 

695   Ramapo   Rd.,  Teaneek,   N.  J.,   '59 

O'Dea,  Bruce  Blair. 

162    Lake    Dr.,    Mountain    Lakes.    N.    J..    '56 
O'Konski,   Theodore   Robert, 

227  Chestnut  Ave..  Wheeling,  W.  Va. 
Olejar,   Peter   Paul   Dillard, 

5315    Bosworth   Ave.,    Baltimore,    Md 
Olinger,    Robert    Joseph, 

440   Broadmoor  Blvd..  S.,  Springfield,   Ohio,  '58 

Olive,  Julian  Grey,  2201  Cole  Rd.,  Durham,  N.  C„  '56 
Oliver,    Jose    Enrique, 

School  of  Medicine,  San  Juan,  Puerto  Rico,  ^59 

Oosting,  Jan  Kurt,  2642  University  Dr.,  Diuham,  N.  C 
O^Quinn,    William    Venson. 

2714   Beck    Rd.,   Durham.   N.  C.   '58 
Osborne,    Harry    Albert, 

2014    Wood    Dale   Terrace,   Charlotte.    N.   C,    '59 
Otter,  Richard  Chapman,  Green  Hill  Rd..  Cedars,  Pa.. 
Outerson.   Michael  St.  John.  Caribbean   Command, 

Quarry    Heights,    Panama,   Canal    Zone,    '57 

Outten,    Wilson    Carl,    Jr., 

Va.    Court    Northwood.    Pulaski,    Va..    "56 

Overman.  Donald  Etheldred,  Jr., 

120   (  hurch   .St.,    Henderson,    N.   C,    '59 

Owen.  Ashley  John. 

306   Woodstock   Ave.,   Kenilworlh,   111.,  '59 


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Owen.    Robert    Edward. 

44   Kinship   Rd.,   Baltimore   22.   Md, 
Owens.    Dean    Paul, 

35  Clinton  Place.  Staten  Island  2.  N.  Y 
Owens.    William    Fred,   Jr., 

1  1    West   28th  St.,  Winston-Salem,  N.  C 
Paar.    John    Arthur. 

114    McCann    Place.    Pittsburgh     16, 
Pace.    Emmett    Herbert.    Jr.. 

6     Springhaven     Rd..     Wheeling,     W, 
Padgett,    Douglas    Morgan, 

Bo.x    481,    Spindale,    N.    C.    "58 

Page.  David  Anderson.  Rt 
Page.    Richard    Charles, 

415    Friar   Rd.,   Chattanooga 
Pancake,    Paul    Corbly, 

1440   5th  Ave..  Huntington.   W.   Va..   ^59 

Pape.   William    Rudolph,   Jr.,   4940   Oleander   Dr.. 

Wilmington.    N.    C.    '56 109.    194, 

Para.  Richard  Alan.  84  Curtis  Place.  Lynbrook.  N.  ^ 
Parish.    Charles    Wesley.    Jr.. 

119   Park   Drive.  San   Antonio.   Texas,  '59 

Parish,    Philip    Preston,    Mathews,    Va.,    '57 

Park,  Daniel  Joseph,  228  Gwyn  Ave..  Elkin,  N.  C, 
Parker,  Manton  Clay,  Avondale  St.,  Waverly,  Tenn., 
Parker,    Theodore    Melvin, 

6019  7th   Place,  N.W.,  Washington,  D.  C,  '57 
Parker,    Thomas    Rutledge. 

Windy  Hill  Farm.  Pass  Christian.  Miss..  '56. .90.  233.  241.  290 
Parkerson,    Walter    Tuck, 

2130    Norton    Rd.,    Charlotte,    N.    C.    '57 109.  305 

Parks.  Paul  Blair.  914  W.  Markham  Ave..  Durham.  N.  C,  '57 

Parrish,  Billy  Hiran,  P.O.  Box   155.  Robbins.  N.  C.  '56 90 

Parsons.    Larry    Edward. 

1028    Knollwood    Rd..    New    Kensington.    Pa..    '59  .137.  283 
Parsons,  William   Edward,  Jr., 

91    Goodridge   St..   Lynn,   Mass..   '58 122 

Pascal.    Robert    Anthony,    46    Bell    St., 

Bloomfield.    N.    J.,    '56 322.  323,  325,  327,  328,  332 

Pate,  DeVaughn  LaDieu, 

4720    Wallace    Ave..    Tampa.    Fla..    "57 

Palerson.    Hugh    Humphrey, 

25    Standish    Ave.,    Toronto,    Canada,    ^59 
Patterson,    James    Thomas, 

1616    Aurelius    St.,    Swissvale,    Pa.,    "56 
Patterson.    Robert    Allen. 

8  Glenwood  Lane.  Greenville.  S.  C.  '58  . 
Patton,    Matthew    Henry,    Jr., 

80  Newman  St.,  Carrollton,  Ga..  '58 

Pearce,  James  E..   2541   Glenwood  Ave..   R 
Pearce,    Robert   Jackson,   Jr.. 

3306   Madison   Ave..   Greensboro.   N.   C. 
Pearl.    David    William, 

502  S.  Aurora  St.,  Ithaca.  N.  Y.,  '58 

Pearson,    Harry    Hall,    Jr., 

800  Kenilworth  Ave.,  Charlotte  3,  N.  C.  ^59  137 

Pearson.   John    Hale.   Jr.,   9   W.    Rosemont    Ave.. 

Alexandria.    Va.,    '56 90,    174.    182.    186,  297 

Peeler,    Shuford    Kirk,    Jr., 

1400    Woodland    Dr.,    Charlotlc.    N.    C,    "56 

Pegg,    Jabe/    Gilbert. 

403     First     Street,     Nashville.     N.     C.     '56 

Pena.  William  Albert,  238  Miracle  Mile.  Coral  Gabl^ 
Penny,    Donald    McDuffie, 

1005     Club     Blvd.,     Durham.     N.     C.     "59 

Penny,    Wade    Hampton,    Jr.. 

1005    Club     Blvd..     Durham.    N.    C.    '57    160. 

Pepper.  Jack  F.zelle.  Rt.   1,  Wauchula.  Fla..  '59 

Perkins.    Gordon    St.    Clair. 

1531    College    Ave..    B.uefield.    W.    Va.,    '56 

Pcrkinson,   Leland   Jasper,    Wise,   N.   C.   "59 

Perrine.    George    Alden,    Jr., 

161    N.W.    87th   St..    Miami.    Fla..   ^57 


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Perry,  Jerry    Max,   Rt.   2,   B; 
Perry,    Norman    Hagelberg. 

2302   Cranford   Rd..   Durham.   N.   C 
Perry.    Richard    Bacon. 

12    Whitin    Ave..    Whitinsville,    Mass 
Peter,    Robert    Hatton, 

134    Roxen     Rd.,    Rockvillc    (  enlre. 
Peters,    William    Ihomas, 

822    Quaker    Lane,    High    Point.    N. 
Peterson,    David    Matthew. 

Apt.   5-A.   801    Underw 
Peterson,  Karl  Bock, 

109    Beverly    Rd.,   Rockvillc.    Md..   ^59 137.  283 

Peterson.    Norman    Doan, 

.320  N.   East   First  St.,   Hallan_ale,  Fla.,  '58 122,  238,  311 


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Peterson,  Thomas   Chalmers. 

Knoll  Wood  Dr..  Rt.   1.  Sturgis.   Mich..  '57 109 

Pettit.    John    Whitney, 

St.    Elizabeth    Hospital,   Washington   20,   D.   C.   "57 17.  282 

Pettitt.    Robert    Dunlop,   Jr.,   2420   Sedgwick   Ave.. 

New    ^ork    68.    N.    Y.,    '57 202,  206.   222.  281 

Peyton.    John    David. 

Rt.    1.   Sewanee.   Tenn..   '57 109,  247,  248,  351 

Pfeiffer.  Carl  John.  2024  Prairie  Ave.,  Quincy,  111.,  '59 137 

Phil.  Leonard  Frederick.  Bo.x  326,  Stanley,  N.  C,  '59 137 

Phillips.    Henry   Franklin.   Seven   Springs,   N.   C.   '57 
Phillips.   Joe   Morrison,   Jr., 

1036  Andalusia  Ave.,  Coral  Gables.  Fla.,  '59 137 

Phillips.  John  Pugh,  554  Grant  St.,  Hazleton,  Pa.,  '58 294 

Phillips,  l.eroy  Fowler,  810  Central  Ave..  Laurel,  Del.,  '56 90 

Phillips,  Richard  Craft.  215  Circle  Dr..  Mt.  Airy,  N.  C,  '58 
Phillips.    Robert    Wade.    Jr.. 

308    Warren    St.,    Greensboro.    N.    C,    '58 122.  289 

Phillips,    Russell    Ale.xander,    Jr.. 

Rt.    2.    Charlotte,    N.    C.    '59 .137,    184 

Phoenix,  John  William,  Big  Pines  Rd.,  Westport,  Conn.,  '59.137 
Pickens,   James    Elliott, 

137   Granada   St..   Fort   Myers,   Fla.,   '58 122.  298,  355 

Pickett,  James  Daniel,  Quarters  3,  Fort   Belvoir,   Va.,   '58 122 

Pickett,    Thomas    Ernest, 

11    Terracedale    Court,    Griffin.    Ga.,    '59 137,  315 

Pickett,  Victor  Aaron.  1319  Holman  St.,  Kinston,  N.  C,  '57 
Pierry,    Michael   Joseph,    Jr., 

285  James  St..  Teaneck.  N.  J.,  :57 .....189 

Pigott,  George  Francis.  167-A  Coles  St.,  Jersey  City.  N.  J..  '56 
Pingree.    Charles    Hazen. 

270    Voltaire    PI.,   Grosse    Pointe    36.    Mich..    '56 
Pinnell.    Sheldon    Richard, 

208    W.    Dayton    Dr..    Fairborn.    Ohio.    '59 137,  287 

Piper,   Harry   Mahoney,  Jr.. 

804     Holston    Ave.,     Bristol.    Tenn..     '56 90.  281 

Pittman,    Kenneth    Arthur, 

6220    Mossway,    Bahimore    12.    Md.,    '59 137,  287 

Player.    Richard    Lewis,   Jr.,    411    Lakeshore    Dr., 

Fayetteville,  N.  C.  '56..90.   192,   194,  229,  233,  241.  246.  301 

Pless,   John   Glenn.  Galax,   Va.,   '59 137 

Polack,    Ernest   Henry.   III. 

Washington     Farms,     Wheeling.     W.     Va.,     '59 137,  304 

Pool.    Roy    Ransom.    Jr.. 

1314    Mordecai    Dr.,    Raleigh.    N.    C,    '57 109,  281 

Poole.    Edwin    Seybourne,    Jr., 

2-B    Coleman     Apts..    Asheville,    N.     C.     '56 90,  298 

Poole,  James  Wayland.  Rt.  2.  Raleigh,  N.  C,  '59 137 

Poole,  Thomas  Howard,  900  Horton  Rd.,  Durham,  N.  C.  '59. 137 

Pope,  Henry  Davis,  P.O.  Box  344,  Enfield,  N.  C,  '57 109 

Pope.    Richard    Jerome, 

300    S.    Orange    Ave.,    Dunn,    N.    C,    '58 122,  286 

Porges,   George   Wolfgang, 

69   37   Ingram  St.,   Forest   Hills.   N.   Y.,   '57 313 

Porter,   John   Steele,   Jr., 

4217    Ortega    Blvd.,    Jacksonville,    Fla.,    '56 90,  240 

Post,    Edwaru    Lawrence, 

Main    Street,    Flanders,    N.    J.,    '57 323,  328 

Posthumus,    Robert    Kenneth, 

12512  Atlantic  Ave.,  Beach  Haven  Ter..  N.  J.,  '59 137 

Potter,  William  Stanley,  Jr.,  905  6th  St..  Durham.  N.  C,  "56 
Pratt,    Charles    Orlanuo,    111, 

2534  N.   Vermont,  Arlington.  Va..  '58 293 

Pratt,    James    Dallas. 

7563  Alaska  Ave..  N.W..  Washington    12,  D.  C,  '59 137 

Preissle,    Frank    Paul, 

M    R    20    Cole    Rd.,    Fremont.    Ohio.    '58 122.    186 

Preston,    Edwin    Thornton, 

1526    Linviuc    St..    Kingsport.    Tenn..    '57  109.    LS5.    162 

Prevost,   Stephen    McCully, 

1905    Princess    St.,    Wilmington,    N.    C,    '59 137,  216 

Prewitt,    Richard    Alden, 

Central  Dr.,  Briarclitf  Manor,  N.  Y.,  '57 109 

Price,    Grady    Edwin    (Spec), 

2106   Sarah    Marks   Ave.,   Charlotte.   N.   C. 
Price.    John    Copeland, 

19   Birmingham   Dr.,   Rochester.   N.    Y.,   '56.90,  219.  246.  282 
Prichard.    John    Arthur, 

19   Alpern   Ave.,   Elberon,   N.   J..   '59 137 

Priz/i.    Anthony    Richard, 

9403     First     View    St.,    Norfolk,     Va.,    '58 125.  301 

Probert,   James    Lewis,   Kingsville,    Md.,    '59 \M 

Proctor,   James   Faust,   2406   Wake    Forest    Hwy., 

Durham,   N.   C,   '56 90,   195,  240.  241 

Pruncr,    John    Shults, 

41     Seward,    Dansville,    N.    Y..    '59 137,   168.  212.  315 

Pugh,    George    Win.ston, 

Apt.  C-12,  Pres.  Gdns.,  Alexandria.  Va.,  "59 137,  212 


Pugh.    Marcus   William.    Jr.. 

1119-A    Maine   Ave..   S.W..   Washington    24.   D.   C.   '59 137 

Purdy.    James    Lewis. 

321    E.    Morgan    St..    Raleigh.    N.    C.    '59 137,  315 

Quattlebaum.    David    A.,    Jr., 

69   South   Main   St..   Bishopville.   S.   C.   '58. .71,   125,  252,  302 

Qubein.   Fuad   Raji.   Beit  Jala,   Jordan,   '57 109 

Raasch.  Henry  David,  294  7th  Ave.,  Brooklyn.  N.  Y.,  '58 306 

Rabil,    Albert,    Jr.. 

1520   West    Haven    Blvd.,   Rocky    Mount.   N.   C.   '56 90 

Radeker.    Walter    Scott.    Ill, 

5875    Rhode    Island    Ave..    Cincinnati    37.    Ohio.    '59   137.  300 
Ramsey.  Clyde  Harmon.  Jr..  811  Pierce  St..  Lynchburg.  Va..  '56 
Randall.   Robert  Jerry  (Spec), 

1025    Monmouth  Ave.,   Durham,   N.   C. 
Ransom,    James    Russell, 

11    Windsor   Rd.,   Summit,   N.   J.,   '56 90,   188 

Rao.    Carl    David, 

117   W    13th   St.,   New   York    11.   N.   Y.,   '59 137,  222 

Rast.    James    Brailsford,    Eutawville.    S.    C.    '58 125 

Ratchford.    Dan    Jenkins, 

812     Gravely    Ave.,    Gastonia.     N.    C.     '56 90,  244 

Ratcliffe,   George   Jackson,   Jr., 

504  Highland  Ave..  S.  Charleston.  W.   Va..  '58..  125.  212,  247 
Rathmel,   Jack    Edward. 

1500  N.  View  Dr..  Miami  Beach.  Fla.,  '59 137,  280 

Ratliff.    Norman    Burbridge.   Jr.. 

227   West   Hickman   St..   Winchester,  Ky.,   '59 137 

Rau,   Ronald   Charles.   3366   Nottingham   Rd., 

Winston-Salem,    N.    C,    '57 109,   170,  252.  284,  285 

Ranch.    Gary    Charles 

3406    Central    Ave..    Parkersburg,    W.    Va..    '57 109,  286 

Ray,  Herbert  Barth.  56  Bennett.  Binghamton.  N.  Y..  '56 285 

Ray.  Ritz  Clyde.  Jr.,  West  Jefferson,  N.  C.  '57 110.  301 

Read.    William    Marsden,    III    (Spec) 
Reade.    Rhodney   Bailey.   Jr., 

907   Englewood   Ave..   Durham.   N.   C.   '59 137 

Reading.   James    Lilburn,    II, 

334   W.   Vanderbilt   Dr.,   Oak    Ridge.   Tenn.,   '59 137 

Reaney.    Leland    Ernest.   Jr., 

107  E.  George  Mason  Rd..  Falls  Church.  Va.,  '58 110 

Recinella.    William    Edward. 

439    Union    Ave..    Steubenville.    Ohio.    "58 125.  294.  323 

Redding.    James    Oscar, 

341    E.    Salisbury   St.,   Asheboro,    N.   C,    '59 137 

Redding,    Marshall   Simms, 

Rt.    1.    Box   386.   Gibsonville.   N.   C.   '58 110 

Redmond,    James    Webb.    Jr.. 

Crescent  Ave..  Greenville,  N.  C.  '58 125,   193,  247.  308 

Reece.   Richard   Lee, 

154    Kentucky.    Oak    Ridge.    Tenn..    '56 90,  302 

Reed,   George   Lindmiller, 

2011    WaWa    Ave..    Durham.    N.    C.    '59 137 

Reed.    Gordon    Anthony    (Spec). 

314    Clark    St..    Durham    N.    C. 
Reed,  Thomas  Howland.  24  Briarcliff  Rd..  Tenafly.  N.  J.,  '58..  125 
Reese,   Sidney   Warren,   Jr.. 

37    W.    Montcrest.    Birmingham,    Ala.,    '58 125.  294 

Regenold,   Frederick   Arlington.   Jr.. 

Duke   Station,    Durham.   N.    C.   '57 22.   110.   196 

Register.    Leon    Harrison,    Jr., 

202   Carver  Street.   Durham.   N.   C,   '58 110 

Rciber.    FInier    William.    II. 

316    Glen    Moore    Blvd..    New    Castle.    Pa.,    '59 137 

Rcichard.    William    Augusto. 

Bo\    546.   Aguadilla.    Puerto   Rico.    '59 137 

Reid.  Robert  James.  69600  N.  Main.  Richmond,  Mich..  '58 125 

Rhett.  Thomas   Hughes. 

18    Montague   St..   Charleston.    S.    C    '59 137 

Rice.    Frederick    Leon. 

108  King  St.,  St.   Augu.stine.    Fla..   '58 125 

Rich.    James   Gordon, 

2919     Bonds    Ave..    South     Bend.     Indiana,    '56 90,   160 

Richards,    Robert    Fox, 

Rt.    1.   Hllwood   City.   Pa..   '57 110,  281 

Richardson.    Charles    Clifton, 

1415   Cambridge   Lane.  Columbia.   S.  C.  '57 110 

Richardson,    James    Whyteman, 

3    Maryland   Apts.,   Greenville.   S.   C   "58 125.  285 

Richardson.   William   Ellingwood, 

246    l-den    Rd..    Palm    Beach.    Fla..    '57 110,  305,  356 

Ricks,  Charles  Vernon,  1104  Wall  St..  Durham,  N.  C,  '59.. 137 
Riddick,    Joseph    Henry,    Jr.. 

3413    Daniel    Ave.   Lynchburg.    Va..   '59 137 

Rider.    Robert    Edward, 

2006    Walker    Ave.,    Greensboro.    N.    C,    '57 110,  286 

Ridley,    John    Acaster, 

2    Oakland    Place.   Summit,   N.   J.,   '57 110,  222,  281,  350 


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Riester,    William    Robert,    Jr.. 

600  Russell  Rd..   Mansfield.  Ohio.  '59 

Kilter.  John   Irwin. 

21853   Cromwell  Ave..   Fairview   Park.   Ohio,  '5f, 
Riggins,    Richard    Stafford. 

2417   N.    Federal,    Lake   Worth.    Florida.   '.'57 
Riggsbee.   Commie   Winton,   Jr.. 

304    .Alexander    Ave..    Durham,    N.    C.    ".'56 

Rimbach,    Peter    King. 

4073    39th    Ave.,    Oakland.    Calif..    '56 90.    198. 

Rinaldi.  Roger  Emerson.  23  75th  St..  North  Bergen,  N.  J..  "57 
Rineberg.   Bernard  Allen,    137   Livingston   Ave.. 

New  Brunswick.  N.  J.,  '56 90.  229.  231.  234.  252. 

Rippel.    Robert    Ross,    Jr.. 

6219    Lincoln    Ave..    Baltimore    9.    Md..    '59.. 
Riquezes,    Hector   Jose. 

Apartado    707.    Caracas.    Venezuela.    "56 

Risher,    Paul    David. 

615   S.   High   St.,   Huntington,   W.   Va.,   •57.110,    195.  233. 
Risley.    Richard. 

3712    W.     Lincolnshire     Rd..    Toledo.    Ohio.    '58 125. 

Ritchie.    Marvin    Banks,    Jr., 

1209   Madison   Ave.,   Greensboro.   N.   C   '59 

Ritter.   William   Orlando,  Jr., 

624   E.   Sandusky   Ave.,    Bellefontaine.   Ohio.   '57 

Robbins.  Alan  Clair.  2614  Augusta  Dr..  Durham,  N.  C,  '58 
Robbins.  Chandler.  IIL  Rt.  4.  Box  915.  Sarasota,  Fla..  '59... 
Roberson.  Earl  Lynn.  Bo.x  104.  Conetoe.  N.  C,  "57.. 110. 
Roberson.   Edward   Lee. 

P.O.    Box     104.    Conetoe.    N.    C,    '57 110, 

Roberts.    David    Burton. 

12   Bacon  Court.  Bronxville  8,  N.  Y.,  '59 

Roberts,    John    David, 

181    Willow   Breeze.   Buffalo.   N.   Y.,   '58 

Roberts.    Michael    James, 

1017    E.    Church    St..    Salisbury.    Md..    '58 125,  252. 

Robertson.  Battle  Moore.  Lombard  St..  Clayton.  N.  C.  '58 
Robertson.    Jerry    Ray. 

604   Cameron    St.,    Burlington,    N.    C.    "59.. 125.   137.  280. 
Robertson.    Marion    DeBerniere,    Jr.. 

1008    Monmouth  Ave.,   Durham.   N.   C.   '59 

Robertson.    Olin    Johnson. 

427    Poindexter   Dr..   Charlotte,   N.   C.   "56 

Robertson.    Thomas    Lew. 

1413    Sunnyhill    Lane,    Havertown.    Pa..    '58 125.  216, 

Robertson,     Virginius    O.,     HI, 

3707   Manton   Dr..   Lynchburg.   Va.,   '58 
Robins.    Herbert    Thomas, 

317    East     nth    St..    Rome.    Ga..    "58 125.    181. 

Robinson.    Wayne    Bradley. 

21    Penston   Rd.,    Binghamton,   N.   Y..   '58 

Robison.  Michael  Lee.  519  East  6th  St..  Anniston,  Ala.,  '59. 
Rodensky,    Arthur, 

727    Fern    St.,    Yeadon,    Pa..    '56.93.  206,  207,  248,  317, 
Rodgers.    Eduard    Clarence. 

Apt.   634.    1311    N.    Ode   St..    Arlington    9,   Va.,    '57.. 110, 
Rodwell.    Roy    Oscar.    Jr.. 

133    Cooper    Ave..    Henderson.    N.    C.    '58 125, 

Roc.    Charles    Ruzicka. 

1500  Malvern  Ave.,  Ruxton  4,  Md.,  '59 137, 

Rogers,    David    Taylor, 

148    Pinecrest    Rd..    Durham.    N.    C,    '56 93, 

Rogers.    Russell    Junius.    Jr.. 

3121    E.   Ford   Rd..  Charlotte.  N.   C,   '57 

Rohlf,    Henry    Charles, 

1968  S.   Signal  Hill  Dr..  Kirkwood,   Mo..   '57 110.    160, 

Rohn.    William    James    Anthony, 

609    Penndale    Ave.,    Reading,    Pa.,    '59 
Rohrbach.    Irwin    Orlando,    Jr., 

112  Melrose  Ave..  AmityviUe,  L.  I..  N.  Y.,  '57 110,  210, 

Rokus,  William  Stanley,   Rt.   2,   Montoursville,   Pa.,   '56 

Rollinson,    Mark, 

3423    Clayton    Ext..    Chattanooga,    Tenn.,    '58 125, 

Romhilt.  Donald  Wade, 

3740  West  St.,  Cincinnati   27,   Ohio,   '58 

Roney.     Robert     Kelly.     III. 

124    N.    Ury    St..    Union    City.    Tenn.,    '57 137, 

Ronkanen,    George    Aarne, 

37  W.  Notre  Dame  St..  Glens  Falls.  N.  Y.,  '57 

Rose,    Allen    Jay, 

N.    Main    St..    Mt.   Gilead,   N.    C.    '57 .....110. 

Rose,   Martin   Morton,   9369  W.   Olympic   Blvd., 

Beverly     Hills,     Calif.,     "56 93,  248,  317, 

Rosenblatt,    Leonard, 

3029    Brighton     I2th    St..    Brooklyn.    N.    Y..    '59 137. 

Rosenfeld.  Arthur  Henry.  98  25  65  Rd.,  New  York,  N.  Y..  '57. 
Rosenthal.    Richard    Watkins, 

310  E.  Markham  Ave.,  Durham,  N.  C,  '57 


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Rospond,    Felix   John, 

108   Pine   Grove  Terrace.   Newark,   N.   J..   '58 
Rossell,   Spencer   George,   Jr..   '56 
Rosser,   Gordon    Hearst,   Jr.. 

1104    N.    Gregson    St..    Durham,    N.    C,    '57. 
Rossin.    Philip    .Stearns, 

1201     Van    Buskirk    Rd..    Anderson,    Ind..    '56.. 
Rossmann.    Herbert    Alexander. 

1629    Ralworth    Rd..    Baltimore,    Md..    '59 

Roth,    James    Homer. 

314    W.    Hanover    St..    Hanover,    Pa., 
Rothermel,    Robert    David, 

143    W.   Windsor   St.,   Reading,    Pa.,   '57. 
Rothfeder,    Howard    Leonard, 

69  Wyoming  Ave..  South  Orange.  N.  J.. 
Rotner.    Arnold    Herbert, 

16    John    St..    Spring    Valley.    N.     Y.. 
Rountree.    Wallace    Daniel. 

29  Oakwood   Dr..   Chapel   Hill.   N.   C. 
Rouse.    Dorland    Frcilag. 

1522    Walnut    St..    Williamsport.    Pa.. 
Rouse.    Henry    McCormick, 

30  Hartford  Terrace.   New   Hartford,  N.   Y.,  '59 137 

Rouse,  William  Francis,  1212  Beech  St.,  Goldsboro,  N.  C,  '56. 93 

Royal,    Ronald    David,    Box    168.   Aiken,   S.   C,   '58 125,  307 

Royall.    Theodore    Stuart.    Jr.. 

221    Beaman   St..  Clinton.   N.  C.   '59 137 

Rubel.  Mark  I..  101   Pine  St..  Woodmere.  N.  Y.,  '57 110,  317 

Rudd,  Robert  Newman,  Rt.  5,  Greensboro,  N.  C,  '58. 125,  291 
Rude,   Edward   Theodore. 

302    Carlton    Terrace.    Teaneck,    N.    J.,    '58 
Rudisill,   John   Calvin,  Jr..   800   Broadway,   Hanover.    Pa..   '56.  93 

Rudisill,  Stephen  Gary.  800  Broadway,  Hanover,   Pa.,  '59 137 

Rudy.    Oliver    Duane,    1024    W.    Washington    St., 

Petersburg,    Va..    "58 125,  298. 

Ruefer.    Warren    Andrew, 

889   Virgil   Ave..   Ridgefield,   N.   J.,   '57 
Ruffini,    Robert    Joe, 

19015     Van    Ahen,    Shaker    Heights.    Ohio,    "56  93. 
Rundgren.   Charles   Edward, 

2725    Brown   Ave.,   Durham,   N.    C.    '59 
Ruppert.  Noel  Laurenston.  Rt.  5,  Box  2576.  Sarasota.  Fla..  '59    137 
Rusch.    Kurt    Berner. 

16033   Brewster  Rd..  Cleveland   12.  Ohio.  '59 137 

Ruscyk.  Joseph  Alan.  120  Smith  St.,  New  Britain,  Conn.,  '56 
Rushton.    Edward    Watson. 

1819    Warrington    Rd..    S.,    Roanoke,    Va.,    '58 289.  323 

Russ,    William    Marcellus, 

2327    Lake    Drive.    Raleigh.   N.    C.   "58 93,  290,  291 

Russell,    John    Carl. 

1304    Western    Ave..    Rocky    Mount.    N.    C,    "56.93,  248,  289 
Russell.    Parvin    Masters,    Jr.. 

91     Tuscan    Rd..     Maplewood.    N.    J..     "57 110,  240 

Russell,    Thomas    Ewing, 

201     Ale.xander    Ave..    Montclair.    N.    J.,    '58 125,  297 

Rust,   Henry,   Rt.   5,  Thomasville,   Ga..   "59 137 

Rusta.    Douglas    Wayne, 

1152  Third   Ave..   New  York.   N.   Y.,  "58 125 

Rutishauser.    Richard    George. 

23    Ridge    Rd..   Canajoharie,    N.    Y..    '59 137 

Saari,    John    William.    Jr.. 

1928   Winona   Ave.,    Montgomery,   Ala.,   '59 137 

Sachsenmaier,    David    Francis. 

701    Colville    Rd..    Charlotte.    N.    C,    '56 
Sadler,    Clint    Densmore, 

Box   506,   Ellsworth,   Maine,  '58 306,  350 

Sadler.    John    Holland.    Donalds,    S.    C,    '56 93,  206,  298 

Sadler,  Lewis  Edward,  Box  506,  Ellsworth,  Maine,  '59 137 

Safrit,  Henry  Faison, 

Front  St.  Extension,   Beaufort,  N.  C,  '59 137,  280 

Salomon.  Roy  B..  36  East  36  St.,  New  York,  N.  Y.,  '59 137 

Saltz,    James    Edwin,    Jr..    1001    28th    Ave., 

N.,    St.    Petersburg.    Fla.,    '56 110.   170.  294 

Samoje.    Freddy    Luis.   San    Martin    430. 

Miraflores,    Lima.    Peru,    S.    A.,    '57 110.    160.  202 

Sample.    James    Preston.    Ill, 

Rt.   2.  Carmel    Rd..  Charlotte.   N.   C,  "57 110 

Sampley   John   Paul.   P.O.   Box  482,  Jensen   Beach,  Fla.,   ■56..93 
Samuel,  Joel  Mattson, 

200  S.   E.   21st  St..   Ft.   Lauderdale,  Fla.,  '59 137 

Sand,    Robert    Edward, 

Star    Route,    Glens    Falls.    N.    Y..    '59 137,  292 

Sanders.    Charles    Richard,    Jr., 

103    Pinecrest    Rd..   Durham.   N.   C,   '57 222 

Sanders.    Donald    Clayton. 

4724    10th    .St..    Washington    17.    D.    C.    '56 93,  297 

Sanderson,    John    Robert, 

354  Chilean  Ave.,  Palm  Beach,  Fla.,  '59 137 


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Sandulli.   Joel   Charles, 

28  Novia  Scotia  Hill  Rd.,  Watertown,  Conn., 
Sauer,  Robert  Craig,  225  Crosby  .'\ve.,  Kenmore, 
Saunders,    Richard    Bennett. 

216   Goodale    Rd.,    Baltimore,    Md..    '56 
Savage,    Linwood    Crandol, 

10    Cottage    Lane,    Lee    Hall.    Va..    '56 
Savage.    Robert    Bruce.    Jr., 

1620  LaFayette  Ave.,  Rocky  Mount,  N.  C. 
Sayre,    Robert    Baker,    Jr., 

7   Beechwood  Lane,  Scarsdale,  N.   Y..  '59 

Scaife,   William   Oliver,   Jr.. 

1418    Donald    St..    Jacksonville.    Fla.,    '58 125,   212. 

Scattergood,  Eugene  Robert,  III,  RFD,  Marlton,  N.  J..  '59 
Schaefter.    Stephen    Jay. 

450   Seventh   Ave.,   New    York    I,   N.    Y.,    '59 L37, 

Schafer,    Conrad    Balthasar, 

624    Miami    Manor,    Maumee,    Ohio,    '59 
Scharps,    Andrew,    Jr., 

322    Heathcote    Rd.,    Scarsdale,    N.    Y.,    '57 11(1,   210, 

Schaub,  Carl  Douglas,  89  Powell  Rd.,  Springfield,  Pa.,  '59 

Scheid,    Harold    Donald,    14    Grandview    Ave., 

Lancaster,   Pa.,   '56..    93,    182,    191,   192, 

Schieke,    Herman    Edward,    Jr., 

Rt.   2.   Bo.x   137,  Edgewater,   Md.,  ^59 

Schilling,    Lawrence    Joseph.    Jr., 

47    Katherine   St..   Fair   Haven,   N.   J..   '58 

Schlee.    Frederick    Andrew. 

911    Arnette   Ave..    Durham.    N. 
Schlimm,    George    Ferdinand. 

906    6th    St.,    Durham,    N.    C. 
.Schmidt,    Francis    Paul. 

738    Menoher    Blvd..   Johnstown 
.Schmidt.    Peter    Robert. 

177    Farley    Ave..    Fanwood.    N 
Schock,    Carl    Frederick.    Jr., 

71   Interlaken  Ave.,  New  Rochelle,  N.  Y.,  "59 

Schoeb,    John    William. 

1908    Powhatan    Ave..    Petersburg.    Va..    '58 

Schoenhardt,    Ronald    Baker. 

215   W.  92  St.,  New  York,  25,  N.   Y.,  ^56 

Schroeder,   Richard, 

3341    Polo  Place,  Bo.x   65,  New   York,  N.   Y.,   '56 

Schroeder.    Robert    Haug, 

19  Fracer  Place,  Hastings-On-Hudson,  N.  Y..  '56.93. 
Schuler.  Hubert  Charles.  1840  Oak  Lane.  Orlando.  Fla..  '59 
Schull,  Edwin  Gunner,  Balboa  Heights,  Canal  Zone,  '59. 137, 
Schulman.  Abbott  Jay,  555  N.W.  115  St..  Miami,  Fla.,  '58. 
Schwarz,  George  Carl, 

848     Mountain     Ave.,    Springfield,     N. 
Schwarz,  George  Carl, 

I     Cove    Lane,     Kings    Point,    N.     Y., 
Schwarz,    Louis,   Anthony,    IIL 

139   E.   Church   St..    Bergenfield.   N.   J 
Schweitzer,    Peter    J., 

1220   Cedar   Ave.,    Hewlett,    L.    L,    N 
Scott,  Donald  Fiske,  5501   Huntley  Square, 

Bahimore    10,    Md.,   '56 93,    1 

Scudieri,    Philip    Frank, 

1231     South    58th    Ct.,    Cicero,    111.,    '58 1 

Sears,    William    Joseph,    Jr., 

711    Florida  Title   BIdg.,  Jacksonville.   Fla.,   '59 
Sebastian,    Richard    Alexander,    Jr., 

4000  Cathedral  Ave..  N.W..  Washington   16.  D.  C. 
Sedlack.    Donald   Charles.    904   Old   Oak    Rd.. 

Baltimore    12,    Md.,    '57 110,   248,  297, 

Seidel,  Richard  Paul,  427  S.  Taylor  Ave.,  Oak  Park,  111.,  '57 
Seifred.  Ronald  Henry,  300  Maynard  Ave.,  Durham.  N.  C.  "57 
.Selby.   James    Edward. 

1034  W.   Haven   Blvd.,   Rocky   Mount,   N.  C,   '58 

Sellers,    John    Peterson, 

15    Glengrove   Ave.,    W.,   Toronto    12,   Canada.    '56.. 

Seltzer.  John   Ross.  Rt.   7,  New  Castle.   Pa.,  '57..    

Sentlowitz.    Michael    I., 

219    Bronx    River    Rd..    Yonkers.    N.    Y..    '57 

Severson.     Peter     Putnam. 

1412     Hamihon     Ave.,     Palo    Alto,    Calif.,    '57.110. 
Seward.  Charles  Hendricks,  RFD  Surry,  Va.,  '58 
Seward,    John    Hooton, 

21    Circle    Rd.,   Scarsdale.   N.    Y..    '56 

Sewell,    Stephen    Howell, 

1618    N.    Atlantic    Ave.,    Daytona    Beach,    Fla..    '58 
Sgrosso,    Vincent    Louis. 

19  Timberline  Rd.,  Hohokus,  N.  J.,  '56 

Shaffer,   Stephen   Roger,   Box   343,  Tryon,   N.   C,   '59.. 
Shanahan,    Carroll    Raymond, 

158    Ferncroft    Rd.,    Mineola,    N.    Y.,    '58 


.Seattle,    Washington,    '59 


10,    160, 


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Shaner,  Robert  Luther. 

OMS    Box     136,    APO    73 
Shank,    George    Edward, 

6710   44th   Ave.,    Hyattsville,    Md., 
Shankle,  Floyd  Clayton  (Spec), 

2619   Charlotte   St..   Durham,   N.   C 
Shankle,    Joel    Warren, 

1414    Broad    St.,    Durham,    N,    C, 
Shanklin,    Richard    Vair,    III, 

901    W.    Jefferson,   Tallahassee,    Fla 
Shannon,    Donald   Sutherlin, 

c  o  American  Tobacco  Co.,  B-222,  Izmir,  Turkey,  "57 

Shannon,   Thomas   Hubert,   '58 125,  289 

Sharpe,   William   Gray,    Box   97,   him   City,   N.   C,   '57.110,   196 
Shaver.    Ralph    Nevin,    II, 

626  Wallcrson   Rd..   Baltimore  28,   Md.,  '58 110 

Shaver,   Robert   Vickers,  Rt.  2,  Albemarle,  N.  C,  '57 110 

Shaw,    Alexander    Von    Skrobotok    C. 

1748   Murray   St.,   Durham,   N.   C,   '57 
Shaw,    Philip    Eugene, 

1301     Melrose    Ave.,    St.    Petersburg,    Fla.,    '57 

Shay,    Richard    Charles, 

173    Wolcott    Dr.,    Youngstown,    Ohio,    '56 

Sheehan,  John  Charles,  Jr.,  723  Suter  St.,  Johnstown,  Pa.,  "58 
Sheheen,    Fred    Roukos, 

169    Chestnut    St.,    Camden,    S.    C,    '58 125, 

Shelby,    Clayton    Ernie,    Jr., 

126   Belle   St.,   Henderson,   N.   C,   '59 137, 

Sheppard.    Frederick    Gayle, 

726   Sheridan   St.,   N.W.,   Washington    II.   D.   C.   '57    110. 
Sherman.    Russell    Edsel. 

406  Inman  Terrace.  Willow  Grove.  Pa 
Shinn.  Gerald  Harris,  518  Rockford  St.,  Mt. 
Shinn,    James    Franklin, 

75    Brumley   St.,   Concord,    N.   C,   '58  

Shippee,  Hamilton,  70  Bingham  Ave.,  Rumson,  N.  J 
Shirkey,    John    Adams, 

1330    Holley   St.,    Washington.    D.    C.    '58.     181.  236 

Shoemaker.  William  Howe,  Box  998,  San   Benito,  Texas,  '58 
Shore,    Clement    Wayne. 

1216    N.    Main    St..    High    Point.    N.    C.    '58 
Short.   Thomas   Donald, 

527    E.    Livingston    St.,    Celina,    Ohio,    '58 125,  282 

Shrawder,    Joseph    Edward, 

1170    Copley    Rd.,    Akron    20.    Ohio.    '58 
Shue.    Ray    Gene. 

353    N.    Main    St.,    Greensburg.    P: 
Shugar.    Gerald    Rivers. 

310    E.    Baker    St..    Tarboro.    N.    C 
Siderowf.    Richard    L.. 

New    Britain.  Conn., 
Granby   St.,   Norfolk 


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Siegel,  Harold  Jay.  862 
Siegel.    Sidney. 

Apt.  G-15.   1203  E.   Broadway.   Hewlett.  N.  Y..  '58    313 

Sigmon,    Robert    Lee. 

3117  Tuckaseegee   Rd.,  Charlotte,   N.   C,   '57 110 

Silas,    Charles    Patrick, 

Box  8052.  N.   Durham  Station.   Durham.  N.  C.  '56 
Siler.    Robert    Frederick. 

Box    93.    Franklin.    N.    C.    '59 137,  299 

Silverman,    Ronald    Jay. 

3048   Lincoln   Blvd.,  Cleveland   Hts. 
Sime,    David    William, 

100  Whitehall   St.,   Fair  Lawn,  N.  J 
Simmons,    Lee     Howard, 

86   Suffolk    Lane,   Garden   City.    N.    Y..    '57 
Simmons.    William    Powell    (Spec), 

P.O.   Box    1,   Pilot   Mt..  N.  C 290 

Simms.   Edward  Joseph.   Box   572.   Monroe.   N.   Y.,  "58 
Simpson,   John   Noel, 

1406    Dollar   Ave..    Durham.   N.    C,   "57 284 

Simpson,  William   Robinson, 

210   Orange   St..    Rock    Hill.   S.   C.   '58 125.  290 

Sims.    David    Melton. 

Box   507.   Douglas.   Ga..   "59 137.    181.  280 

Sims.    Donald    Charles. 

1112  Kipling  Rd..  Elizabeth.  N.  J..  -56.94.252.286.287 
Singleton.  William  Lee.  571  Mineola  Ave..  Akron.  Ohio,  '56  94 
Sink,   Joseph   Stanford, 

120   W.    1st   Ave,   Lexington,   N.   C.   "59 137 

Sink.    Robert    Clyde, 

2715  Anderson  Dr..  Raleigh,  N.  C,  '59 137,  280 

Sinkway,    Jon    Garret, 

60    Ravine    Ave.,    Wyckoff,    N.    J..    '59 137.  292 

Skeel,    Jay    Earl, 

957    Mason   Ave.,   Joliet,   III.,   '59 137,  303 

Skipper.    Nathan    Richard. 

Box  359.  Rt.   1,  Wilmington,  N.  C,  "56 94.   188.  219 


Skodzinski.   Julian    Francis, 

2542    E.   Clearfield   St..   Philadelphia    34.    Pa..   '56 
Slade,    Arthur    Laird, 

Bo.\    896,    Aiken,    S.    C.    -59 137,  287 

Slater,    Joseph    Herbert, 

416   Hammond   St.,   Rocky    Mount,   N.   C. 
Slye.    John    Shaffner, 

1445    Edgewood   Circle,   Jacksonville,   Hla..   "59 137 

Slye,    William    Ronald, 

1445    Edgewood    Circle,    Jacksonville,    Fla.,    •56.94,   169,  212 
Smallwood,    Horace    Rector, 

1420    42nd    St.,    S.E.,    Washington    20,    D.    C,    "58 
Smathers,   Robert   Henry,   Rt.    1,   Matthews,   N.   C,   '58  .125,  306 
Smiley,    Karl, 

5985   S.W.    Montgomery    Dr..    Miami   43,    Fla.,   '59 137 

Smith.    Bernard    Roddy.    Jr.. 

102   Cotswold    Rd.,    Baltimore    10,    Md.,   '59 137 

Smith,    Charles    Gilbert, 

500     Wayne     Dr.,     Raleigh,     N.     C 289,  302 

Smith.  Donald  Dewey,   115  Kenni-son  Dr.,  Orlando,  Fla.,  '56.94 
Smith,    Edward    Hardin,    Jr., 

Kings    Mountain   St„   Clover,    S.    C,    '56 94,  244 

Smith,    Elbert    Wilson,    Jr., 

405    E.   Burgess   St.,   Elizabeth   City,   N.   C,   '56 94 

Smith.   Ellwood  Kelly,  Archdale,  N.  C,  '57 110 

Smith.   Gary   Lee,   Jacobus,   Pa.,   '58 125 

Smith,    James    Charles, 

223    N.    27th    St.,   Wilmington,   N.   C,   '56 
Smith,    John    Moffett, 

1352    College    Ave.,    Bluefield,    W.    Va.,    '59 137,  295 

Smith,    Lynn    Alynn, 

31-C   Brookwood  Garden  Apts.,   Burlington,  N.  C,  '59       137 
Smith,    Powell    Sterling, 

24   Ontario   St.,    Edinboro,    Pa.,    '59 137,  295 

Smith,  Ray  Stallings,  Jr.,  Box  22,  Pikeville,  N.  C,  '59 137 

Smith,    Reginald    Lowell,    Jr., 

610  E.   Main   St.,  Washington.   N.  C,   '58 125 

Smith,    Robert    Eugene, 

658    Bradford   Dr.,  Charlotte   8,   N.   C,   '57 HO 

Smith,    Robert    Hull, 

4700    Mystic    Dr.,    N.W.,    Atlanta,    Ga.,    '57 110 

Smith,  Sidney   Hamilton, 

Canandaigua  Ave.,  Canandaigua,  N.  Y.,  '58 125 

Smith.  Skottowe  Wannamaker,  Clover,  S.  C,  '57 281 

.Smith,  Warren  Quinn,  71   Green  St.,  Oakland,  Md.,  '59 137 

Smith,    William    Andrew, 

5105    Orduna    Dr.,    Coral    Gables,    Fla.,     57 HO 

Smith.    William    Calvin, 

1480    Cave    Rd.,    N.W..    Atlanta,    Ga.,     58 125,  294 

Smith.    William    James.     Bethel,    N.    C,    '57 HO,  298 

Smith.    William    Joseph    H., 

3651    Suitland   Rd.,  S.E.,  Washington   20,  D.  C.  '58 125 

Smith,  William  Paul,  536  Park  Ave.,  Birmingham,  Ala.,  '58. .125 
Smith!    William    Richard,  _    ^^, 

35  Great  Oak  Dr.,  Toronto  18,  Canada,  '57 110,  304 

Snow,    Peter   Denman,   2900    Saint   Andrew   Lane, 

Charlotte.    N.    C,    '59 137,  221,  315 

Snowberger,    Don    Edward, 

1721     First    St.,    New    Brighton,    Pa.,    '56 94,  248 

Snyder.     James     Millett, 

^306   Raleigh  Lane,  Louisville  6,  Ky.,  '57 HO,    196,  294 

Sohoeinski.   Robert  Walter,  48   Hill  St.,  Swoyerville,   Pa..  '59.. 1 37 
Sorrell,    Darrell    Francis,   234   Shirley   Ave., 

High    Point,    N.    C,    '56 94,  289,  322,  323,  332 

Sold,    Phillip    Kirban, 

Apt.   B-3,  36   Hamilton  Place,  Garden  City.  N.  Y..  '57       110 
Soule,   Bruce   Williamson, 

1430    Asbury,    Evanston,    111.,    '59 137,  295,  35.- 

Sowder,   Gene   Judson,   Elberon,   Surry   County,   Va.,   '59 138 

.Sowcll,    Ellis    Mast,    Jr., 

3224  Odessa  Ave..  Fort   Worth,    lexas,  '57 306 

Spanagel,   John   David, 

110    W.    Summit    St.,   Chagrin    Falls.    Ohio,    '57    1  10.    193,  293 
Spangler,  Albert  Donald, 

311    E.  Gale  St.,   Philadelphia,   Pa.,  '56 
Spann,    William    Charles, 

101    West   22  N   St.,   Ada,  Oklahoma,   '56 297 

Sparrow,    Robert    Wayne, 

434     Cochran     Rd.,     Pittsburgh     28,     Pa.,     '58 125,  286 

Sparrow,    William    Warren.    '58 283 

Speakman,  William  Frederick,  Jr.. 

219    Booth    Rd.,    Chattanooga    11,     lenn.,    '57  110,  309 

Spearman,    William    Whitman, 

955    Marsh    Rd.,   Charlotte.   N.   C,   '56 94,  245.  281 

Spector,    Lawrence    David, 

72    Parkway    East,    Mount    Vernon,    N.    V.,    '59 138.  312 

Speer,   Larry   Lewis,   Fairlawn,  N.   J.,   '58 


Speight,  James  Shepherd,  Jr., 

337  Cedar    St.,    Sufffolk,    Va.,    '59 138 

Speller,  Jon  Patterson, 

813   Buchanan   Blvd.,   Durham,  N.  C.  '59 138 

Speller,    Robert    Ernest    B.,    Jr., 

813    Buchanan    Blvd.,    Durham,    N.    C,    '58 125 

Spence,   Winthrop   Jones,   Jr.. 

Hambrook    Blvd.,    Rt.     1.    Cambridge.    Md..    '58 294 

Spencer,     Michael    Gilmore, 

126    Hamilton    Ave.,    Stamford.    Conn.,    '58 290 

Spencer,   William   Clark,   Jr., 

1145    Sunset    Ave..    Rocky    Mount.   N.    C,    '57 HO.  302 

Spencer,    William    Joseph. 

2434  Rosewood  Ave..  Winston-Salem,  N.  C,  '58..  125,    160.   247 
Spielman.    Warren    Roy, 

138     National     Dr..     Pittsburgh     36,     Pa..     '59 138.  300 

Spiller.  Robert  Joseph,  840  Louise  Circle,  Durham.  N.  C.  '58 
Spillman.    Harry    Lawrence, 

434  W.   Lexington  Ave.,  High  Point,  N.  C,  '56 94,  285 

Spitler,    David    Robert, 

180    S.    Ardmore    Rd.,    Bexley,    Ohio,    '59 138,  299 

Springston,    Wendell    Lee,    Wilsons,    Va.,    '58 125.  307 

Sproles,    Elijah    Thomas,    IlL 

173    W.    Sevier   Ave..    Kingsport,   Tenn.,    '59 125.   138,  308 

Sprotte,    Robert    Michael, 

11656   232   Street,   Cambria   Heights,   N.   Y..   '58 
Spruill,    Frank    Craven,    Jr., 

310   Academy   Ave.,    Blackstone,   Va.,   '58 125 

Stahleker,   Carl,    12    Sunset    Rd.,    Wellesley,    Mass.,    '58. 125,  287 
Staley,    William    Cressler, 

Rt.    2,    Redland    Rd..    Rockville.    Md.,    '59 138.    184.   187 

Stamev,    Enoch    LaFayette,    III, 

L    lA   Cameron   Court   Apts.,   Raleigh,   N.   C,   '59 138,  308 

Stanford,   James   Shelton, 

2804    Hazelwood   Dr..   Raleigh,   N.   C,   '56 94 

Stanley,    Buddy    Roger, 

529   S.    Main    St.,   Asheboro   N.    C,    '57 HO,  295,  323 

Stanley,    Fred    Louis, 

608    Longview    St.,    Greensboro.    N.    C,    '58 125,  293 

Stapleford,    Thomas    Carvel, 

338  S.    Columbia    St.,    Woodbury,    N.    J.,    '58 125,   191 

Staples,    John    Ed, 

183    N.    Cherry    St..    Kernersville.    N.    C.    '58 125.  303 

Stark.  Dwight  Burton.  51  East  Adams  St..  Franklin.  Ind..  '56 
Starnes.    Alvin    Bradley.    Jr.. 

2801     Claremont    Rd..    Raleigh.    N.    C.    '57 113,   168 

Starnes.  Jack   Edward.  Rt.   5.   Monroe.  N.  C.  '57 113 

Starnes.    Walter   Byron. 

832    Montlieu    Ave..    High    Point.   N.   C.   '59 138 

Starr.  Richard  Albin.  209  Darwin  Dr..  Snyder.  N.  Y.,  '58 
Staude.  John  Raphael.  2140  Canyon  Dr.,  Hollywood,  Calif.,  '58 
Steele,   Walter   Frank,   Box   258.   Rt.   3,   Hickory,   N.   C,   •56..94 
Steinmetz.   William   Janney, 

P.O.   Box   1359.  Sarasota,  Fla..  '59 138.  221,  287 

Stevens,  David  Hurst.  884  Main  St..  Conneaut.  Ohio.  '56 
Stevens.    Nelson   Gould,    Jr.. 

205    N.    State    St.,    Westerville.    Ohio.    '56 113.   163,  314 

Stewart,    Carl    Jerome,    Jr., 

1207  W.  2nd  Ave.  Gastonia,  N.  C,  '58 125 

Stewart.  Henry  Lee.  690  Victory  Blvd.,  Staten  Island,  N.  Y.,  '58 
Stewart.  Julian  Harris,  406  Waiton  St.,  Monroe,  Ga.,  '57. .113,  309 
Stewart.  Kenneth  Devon,   103  East  F  Street,  Erwin,  N.  C.  '56. .94 
Stewart,    Robert    Purdy, 

31    William    St.,    Princeton,    N.    J.,    '57 113,  281 

Stewart,    Robert    Welton, 

2706    Peachtree    St..    Raleigh.    N.    C,    '59 138,  287 

Stewert,  Wilber  Clarence, 

210  Smithwick  St.,  Williamslon.  N.  C.  '58 125 

Stiegler,   Theodore    Donald. 

21     Dixie     Drive,    Towson    4.     Md.,     '56 94,    195.  217,  286 

Stiles,    Lawrence    Webster, 

1316    Nottingham    Ave.,    Orlando,    Fla.,    '59 138 

Still,    Eugene    Fontaine,    II, 

1130    Chickasauba.     Blythcvillc.     Ark..    '59 138,  299 

Slimple.    Richard     HaMon. 

624    McKinley    Ave.,   (iencva.    111..   '59 138 

Stinespring,   John    Albright. 

1107   Watts  St.,   Durham,   N.  C.   '58 125 

.Stitely,   Dennis   Berry.   Rt.    I.   Felton.   Pa..   '57 125.  311 

Stone.    Albert    Earl.    Jr.. 

2501    W.    Club    Blvd.,    Durham,    N.    C,    '57 
Stone,    Donald   Walter.    Box    224.    Keene.   N.    H..   '58  305 

Stone.  John  Dawson  (Spec). 

1103    Knox    St..    Durham.    N.    C. 

Stout.  James  Thornton.  Jr..  Weyers  Cave.  Va..  '59 138 

Stout.    Mcrrell    Langdon    Jr.. 

2908  N.  Charles  St.,  Baltimore   18.   Md..  '58 305 


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Stover,    Donald    Harris. 

863     Park    Ave..    Willianisport 
Stowe,    Deryl    Grant, 

1502  Durham  St.,  Burlington.  N.  C 
Strauh.  Karl  David, 

504  Kinglan  Rd.,  Louisville  7,  Ky. 
Straus.    Benjamin    Goldsmith, 

180  Philadelphia  St.,  Saratoga  Springs 
Strawther.    Richard, 

301  West  Leamy  Ave.,  Springfield, 
Strayhorn,    Carl    Vernon,    Jr., 

309  Valley  Rd..  Fayetteville.  N.  C  •5' 
Strickland,  Bruce,  Jr.,  Bo.\  16,  Bellarthi 
Strickland,    Gerald    Charles, 

68  Egbert  St.,  Bay  Head.  N.  J..  ^59. 
Stritehuff,    Donald    Armstrong,    Jr.. 

2741  N.  Calvert  St..  Baltimore  18,  Md., 
Stuart,    Frank    Allan,    111, 

2121  E.  48th  St.,  Tulsa,  Oklahoma, 
Stuart,    Robert    Davidson,    111, 

24  Sayles  Ave..  Saylesville,  R.  I.,  •57.. 
Stubbs,    William    Benjamin,    111, 

155  Garden  Lane,  Decatur,  Ga.,  "5 
Stuckey,    Henry    Jefferson, 

112  Bridge  St..  Bamberg.  S.  C.  •57.. 
Stuckey,    Lewis    Neilson,    Jr., 

1032  North  Hampton,  Dallas,  Texas 
Stull,    Clark    Deakyne,    Jr.. 

15  Sellers  Ave..  Ridley  Park.  Pa.,  ^56 
Stumpf,    Karl    John, 

Box  6126,  College  Station,  Durham, 
Suiter.    Overton    Stokes,    Jr., 

305  Sycamore  St.,  Weldon,  N.  C,  • 
Suiter,    William    Oran,    Jr., 

408   Stacy   St..   Raleigh,   N.   C,   '58 

Sullivan,    James    Rexlon, 

220  Tuttle  Ave.,  Spring  Lake,  N.  J,. 
Summer.    William    Greene.    Jr.. 

1590    Upland    Rd..    Huntington    1. 
Sumner.   Thomas  Blount,  Jr.. 

Front    St.,    Hertford.    N.    C.    •56. 
Suskind.    .Stuart    Paul, 

77     Murray    St.,    Binghamton,    N 
Sutton,    Geoffrey    Russell, 

167   Meadbrook   Rd..  Garden   City.   N.   Y 
Swartz.  William  John. 

6522  W.  76th  St..  Overland  Park.  Kan 
Sweat.  Robert  Earle,  Jr.,  Mulberry.  Fla..  '58.   . 
Sweet,    Richard    Perry, 

116    Bennington    Rd..    Akron    13.    Ohio.    ^56 
Sweet,    Richard    Wilcox, 

552  Upper  Blvd.,  Ridgewood,  N.  J.. 
Swenson,    Edwin    Albert, 

106  Norman  St.,  New  Hyde  Park,  N 
Swindell,    William    Hulburt,   Jr., 

322  Clarke  Ave..  Palm  Bjach.  Fla 
Swofford,    Frank    Wood, 

448  C  Street,  Wright  Patterson,  Oh 
Swofford,    James    Emory, 

Finley  Park,  N.  Wilkesboro,  N.  C, 
Tabor,   Gary    Richard, 

1  I  Whittier  Ave.,  Pittsfield,  Mass., 
Tabor,  Thomas  Edwin,  1411  B  Street, 
Tafl,    Joseph     Marvin,    Jr., 

1705  F.  5th  St.,  Greenville,  N.  C., 
Taft,    William    Holston,    Jr., 

1707  E.  5th  St..  Greenville,  N.  C. 
Taggart,    Amos    Beaty, 

126  Mapleview  Rd..  Buffalo,  N.  Y., 
Takeuchi,    Niro, 

430  Yasu  Cho  Yasu  Gun,  Siga  Kei 
Talman,     Wesley     Fleming,     Jr., 

106  Wembley  Rd.,  Asheville,  N.  C 
Tarlow.    Allan    Sanders, 

66   London   Terrace,    New    Rochcllc.    N.    Y.. 
Tarlton,    James    Warren,    III, 

310  Dexter  Ave.,  Mobile,  Ala.,  ^57 

Tate,    Thomas    Richard, 

917    26th    St.,    Parkersburg,    W.    Va.,    "58.. 
Tatem,    Roger    William,    Jr., 

P.O.  Box  600.  Norfolk  1,  Va.,  ^57 
Tatum,    Sherard    Austin,    II, 

700  North  Main  St.,  Homer,  La.,  ^56 
Taub,    Theodore    Calvin, 

Imhassy    Apt.    Hotel,    Tampa,    Fla.,    ^56 
laylor.    Frank    Landon,    Jr., 
3018    Kingsley    Rd.,    Shaker    Heights,    Ohio 


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Taylor,    Herbert    Alonzo,    III, 

1811     Friendly    Rd.,    Greensboro,    N.    C.    '59 
Taylor.    James    Atwood.    Jr.. 

1927  S.   Peninsula  Dr..  Daytona   Beach,   Fla..  • 
Taylor.    Joseph    Marion, 

2825     Hampton    Ave..    Charlotte,    N.    C.    ^58 
Taylor,  Peter  Van  Vorhees,  5615  Orduna  Dr..  Coral  Gables, 

Fla..   '56 19,  94.  202,  209,  210,  211,  282,  382,  383 

Taylor,  Terry  William,  411   Brentwood  Dr..  Atlanta.  Ga.,  '56  94 
Taylor,    Thomas    Roger, 

141    N.   Broad   St.,   N 
Taylor.    Thomas    Williai 

1010    Cambridge    Rd 
Taylor.    William     Miles, 

1610    Brassie,    Flossmoor,    111..    ^59 

Teasley,   William    Alfred,    Rt.    3.   Canton,   G 
Teller,    Donald    Edward, 

22   Ferncliff  Rd.,   Bloomfield,  N.  J.,  ^59.. 
Teller,    William    Kirk,    22    Ferncliff    Rd., 

Bloomfield.    N,    J.,    ^56.  94,    162,    182,   183, 
Temko,   Michael   Hart,  411    Victoria  St.. 

Greensboro.    N.    C,    '58 126,    160,  236,  252,  317 

Temple,   Jim   Josey,   Scotland   Neck,   N.   C,   '59 138 

Temple,    Peter    Livermore, 

Sheron    View    Rd.,    Charlotte,    N.    C,    '59 138,  292 

Temple.  Terry  Bixler.  Rt.  4.  Peru,  Ind..  '56..  309 

Tennant.  James  Joseph.   Box  8,  Lake   Park,   Fla.,  '58 
Tenney,    Richard    Luman, 

177    Prospect    St..    Princeton.    N.    J.,    '57 
Terry,    Lewis    Newman,    Jr., 

410  Forest  Ave.,  Spartanburg,  S.  C,  '59 

Terry,    Randall    Bryant,    Jr., 

200    W.    Farriss    Ave.,    High    Point,   N.    C,    '57 
Tewksbury,    John    Hobson, 

c/o  Citizens  Bank  of  N.  Y..  Rio  De  Janeiro.  Braz 
Thaubald,    Edward    John,    Jr.. 

26    Maryland    Ave.,    Elkins,    W.    Va..    '56 
Thomas.   Frank   Deaver,   808   Third   Ave..   Albany. 
Thomas,    George    Terry, 

51    S.    Main   St..    Pittsford.   N.    Y..   '57 

Thomas.    John    Byron. 

3    Pooks    Hill    Rd..    Bethesda    14,    Md..    '59...   138 

Thompson.    Charles    Allen. 

2624   S.   Jennings   Ave.,   Ft.    Worth,   Texas,   ^59 

Thompson,  Dan  Stuart,   Burgaw,   N.  C.   ^58 
Thompson,  Harry  Lewis,  102  Watson  St..  Windsor.  N.  C 
Thompson,   John   Charles,   608    W.   Cumberland    St 


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Thompson     Lawrence     Kcslar.     III. 

2924    Maple    Rd.,    Camp    Hill.    Pa.. 
Thompson.    Leo    Clifford. 

221     N.    Fourth    St..    Wilmington.    N, 
Thompson.    Robert    Kirk,    Jr., 

8011   Glendale   Rd.,  Chevy  Chase    15. 
Thompson.    Thomas    Moore, 

515    McCubbing    Dr..    Lexington,    Ky 
Thore,    Robert    Elliott,    5030    Rockwood    Parkway, 

N.W..    Washington,    D.    C,    ^59 

Thorn,    Stuart    Vander    Veer, 

3107    Wallcraft    Ave..    Tampa,    Fla..    "57 

Thornhill.  Edward.  Ill,   1086  Ocean  Ave..  Brooklyn,  N 
Thrasher.    Randolph    Hallett.    Jr.. 

2910    Onyx    Rd..    Baltimore    14,    Md.,    '59 
Thuemmel,    Robert    William, 

391    Main  St..   Emerson,  N.   J 
Thulander.    Odin    Alan, 

3504    Alpine   Trail,    Spart 
Thuss,     Robert    Wilkey, 

2837    Southwood    Rd..    Birmingham    9.    Al; 
Tibbetts,    John    Weldon, 

315   Perry  St.,   Raleigh,   N.  C,  ^59 

Tierney,     David    Travers, 

637    Prospect   Ave.,   W.    Hartford,   Conn.,   ' 
Tilbury,    George    Reginald,    Jr., 

49    Hawthorne    Terrace,    I  eonia,    N.    J., 
Tillolson,    George    Arthur, 

210   E.   Arlington  Ave.,  Grc 
Tillou,    Dana     Filer, 

176  Woodward   Ave.,   Buflal 
Timberlake,    Byron    Burton, 

620    Harmon    St.,    North    Canton,    Oh 
linkhani,    Charles    Lausten. 

16    Wildon    Rd.,    Wellesley,    M 
Tipton,     Donald     Curtis, 

1009   West    High   St..    Petersburg,    Va.,   "58 
Titus,  Barry  Joseph,  322  East  50lh  St.,  New  York  22,  N.  Y.,  '58 

Todkill,   Burton  James,   Pallister  Ave.,   Barker,  N.   Y.,   '59 138 

Toia,    Frank    Phillip,   601    Locus    Place,   Sewickley,    Pa.,    '59   138 


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Tolmach,    David    Michael. 

11    Berry   St..   Lynbrook,   N.   'I'..   '.S? 70,    11.1,  }>\7 

Tompkins.    Grover    Robert. 

1326    Summit    Dr..    Charleston,    W.    Va..    '.^9        l.t8,  M)7.   .V^.S 
Toms,    Clinton    White,    III, 

914    Vickers    Ave..    Durham.    N.    C.    '57 289,  3.S.1 

Toms.  George  Newbv  (Spec.), 

914    Vickers    Ave..    Durham.    N.    C. 
Topping,    John    Thomas. 

2-16   Char.otte   St.,    Roanoke    Rapids.    N.   C,    '57 289 

Torgesen.    Barry    Willett. 

3726   Powers   Ferry   Rd..   Atlanta.   Ga..   '.'i? 11? 

Torrey.    Richard    Calvin, 

410    W.    Markham    Ave.,    Durham.    N.    C,    '57 
Toth.    Daniel, 

c  o  Dodge  320  E.  72nd  St.,  New  York  21,  N.  Y..  '.W 113 

Tottey,   Alired  George,    113    H.   Fall   St.,    Ithaca,   N.    Y..   '59.  138 
Towe,    Kenneth    McCarn. 

Lake    Avenue,    Greenwich.    Conn..    '.'i6 282 

Towe.    Rolf    Harvey, 

Lake    Avenue,    Greenwich.    Conn.,    '59 138,  283,  309 

Townsend.    Robert    Scott, 

44   Townsend    Rd..    Newark.    Del.,    '57 113 

Toxie.  Paul  Gene  (Spec). 

4114    Franklin    St..    Bellaire,    Ohio 222 

Tracy,   Frank  William,  Jr.,  Arabian   American  Oil  Co., 

Dhahran     Sau,     Arabia.     '57 113.    189,  243,  309 

Trantham,    Harry    England. 

Green    Acres.    Brevard.    N.    C,    '58 126,   168 

Trapp,    Martin    Van    Kley, 

3219  Ave.  A,   Bradenton,   Fla.,    57 243 

Trice,    Thomas    Wheeler,    Jr.. 

6103   Blackburn  Lane,  Baltimore.   Md.,  '57 113,  309 

Troy,    Ballard    Earnhardt.    Jr., 

1311  Dollar  Ave..  Durham,  N.  C,  '57 113,  247,  290 

Tschinkel,    Heinrich    Michael, 

115    N.    Plymouth,    Huntsville,    Ala..    '59 138 

Tuck.  William   Pressly,   Box   117,   Virgilina,  Va.,  '59 97 

Tudor.  William  Percy.  403  Spring  St.,    I  homasville, 

N.    C.    '56. ...97.    182,    183,    18.s,  229,  234,  252,  298,  299,  366 
Tuerff.     Paul    Gary, 

6    Day    St..    Bloomfield.    N.    J.,    '56 97,    186,  234,  286 

Turcotte,    Arthur    Leon,    Jr.. 

Rt.     1.    Box     149,    Durham,    N.    C.    '56 
Turlington.  James   Everett.   Box   587,  Dunn,  N.  C.  "57.  113,  290 
Turner.    Dale    Douglas.    Rt.    3,    Princess   Anne,    Md.,    "58 
Turner,   Harlan    Raymond,   Jr.   (Spec), 

Apt.   10.  506  Buchanan   Blvd..  Durham,   N.  C 290 

Turner,    Harold    Edmond, 

270    Henry    St..    Paramus,    N.    J..    "56 342 

Turner,    Henrv    Brown,    IV, 

520    Raymond    St.,    Westfield.    N.    J..    '58 126,    160 

Turner,    John    Marvin,    Jr., 

3119  Madison  St..  Hyattsville,  Md.,  '59 138 

Turner.    Lewis   John.   Jr.,   Washington,    Va.,   '59 138 

Turner.    Mebane    Ewing,    Jr., 

814    Roslyn    Rd.,   Winston-Salem,   N.   C,    '59 138 

Turner,    Webb    William, 

347    Cassidy    Ave..    Lexington,    Ky.,    '59 138 

Turner,  William  Heyward,  93  Jane  St.,  Hartsdale.  N.  Y.,  '59   138 
Turtle.   James   William, 

530   Conshohocken   St.    Rd.,   Cynwyd.    Pa.,    '57 113,  290 

Turton,     Michael     Hodges, 

2894   E.  Sunrise   Blvd..   Ft.   Lauderdale.   Fla.,   '59 138 

Tyndall,    Albert    Forbes,    Jr.. 

109  East   Grainger  Ave.,   Kinston.   N.   C.   '58 126.  293 

Tyson.    Bruce    Carroll,    Jr., 

Rt.    2.    Box    475.    Greenville.    N.    C.    '58 126 

Ulrich.    Richard    Guy, 

4926    3rd   Ave.,   South,   St.    Petersburg,    Fla..   "57 221 

Umstead.    William    Urban. 

2512   Cascadilla   St.,   Durham.   N.   C.   '56 
Underwood.    Douglas    Edgar. 

8   Ladue  Crest  Lane.  St.   Louis    17,   Mo..  '56 97,  302 

Underwood,    Earl    Tyson, 

111    W.   Fisher   St..   Salisbury.   N.   C.   "58 126 

Upmever,    Ernst    Arnold.    III. 

20044  Gulf  Blvd.,   Indian   Rocks   Beach,   Fla..   "59 138 

Urckfitz.  James  Leiand, 

2071   Five  Mile  Line  Rd..   Penfield.  N.  Y.,  '56 97 

Valentine.    Heath    Eugene. 

115    Melbourne   Ave..    Akron,    Ohio.    "58 126 

VanCamp.    David. 

110  Cochran    Rd.,    Pittsburgh    28.    Pa..    '56 
Van  Curen,  Gene  Lewis, 

1122    Montford    Dr..    Charlotte    3.    N.    C.    '58.126.    191.  286 
Vanderbeek.    Randall    B.. 

1405   Quarrier  St..  Charleston,  W.   Va..   '59 138.  300 


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97,  314 

138.  287 


209.   305 


Vandever,    Charles     Ross,    Jr.. 

25    .South    High    .St..    West    Chester,    Pa..    '58 
Van    Hettinga,    William    Lance, 

408    S.    Waiola,    La    Grange,    111..    '59 
Van    Laer,   Charles    Edgar,    High    Falls,    N.    Y.,    '56 
VanMetre.    John    Lee,    Jr., 

311    S.   George   St..   Charles   Town,   W.    Va.,   '59 
VanOrder    John    Albert, 

Box    6793,    College    Station,    Durham,    N.    C.    '56 
Van    Schoick,    Gary    Lee, 

Box    20,    Rt.    2,    Hillsboro    Rd.,    Durham,    N.    C.    '58 
Van  Fleet,  David  Edward.  124  Parker  St.,  Henderson,  N.  C,  "S7 
Van    Wyck,    Paul    Rodger, 

381     Dorothy    Lane,    Wyckoff,    N.    J.,    '58 

Varcoe.   John   Richard,   211    South   St.,   Waymart.   Pa.. 
Vardakis.    Anast    Charles, 

5820    Avenue    N..    Brooklyn.    N.    Y.,    '58 

Varner,    Robert     M..    Jr.. 

217    W.    Wil.son    Ave..    Mooresville.    N.    C,    '56 
Varner,  Roy  Van,  317  Ridgewood  Dr..  Lexington.  N.  C. 
Vaughan,    James   Willard.   Jr..    1411    Dollar    Ave.. 

Durham.    N.    C,    '59.113,    191,    192,    193 
Vaughn,    Charles    Sidney, 

309    Colonial    Dr..    High    Point.    N.    C. 
Vause.    David    Dwight, 

109    Ridgecrest    Ave..    Rutherfordton.    N. 
Verhey,    Neil    Gary, 

1032   Floral   Dr..   E.   Grand   Rapids.    Mich..    '58    126.  288.  355 
Victor,  Jack   Robert,   2401    S.   Dollison.   Springfield.    Mo.,   '58 
Vilas,  John  Marcellus,  Couch  Rd..  Chapel  Hill.  N.  C     "57 
Virgin.    Herbert    Whiting,    III, 

3635    St.    Gaudens    Rd.,    Miami    33.    Fla..    '57 
Vivona,    Philip    Anthony, 

103    S.    2l.st    Street.    Irvington    II,    N.    J..    '57 
Voegtlen.    Robert   Samuel   Jr..    Lebanon,   N.    J.,    "57 
Voehl,    Richard    Kurt, 

1531     Moffitt    Ave.,     Hewlett,    N.     Y..    '56 

Vreeland,    Jay    Smith, 

19    Vinton     Rd..     Madison.     N.     J..    '59 

Wagenvoord.  James   Frederick.  67  Greenhursi   Rd.. 

West    Hartford,    Conn..    "57 160, 

Wagg,    Thomas    Eugene,    III, 

P.O.    Drawer    U-2,    Greensboro,    N.    C.    '59 138. 

Wagner.  Mark  William,  28  N.  Wise  Ave.,  Freeport.  III..  "S9 
Wagner,    Nicholas,    Rt.     3.    York.    Pa.,    "59 
Wagner.    Philip    Michael.    Ill, 

309    Curtis    Ave..    Pt.    Pleasant    Beach.    N.    J..    "57.. 
Walderman.    Howard    Allen. 

3615  Rosedale  Rd..  Baltimore  15.  Md..  "59 
Walker.    James   Clifton. 

2943   Chapel    Hill    Rd.,   Durham.   N.   C.   "57 
Walker,    Myers    Bonner,    Jr., 

2309  Ea.st  Main  St.,  Durham.  N.  C,  '58 
Walker,  William  Conway, 

10  Arborvale   Rd..  Asheville.  N.  C.  '57 
Walkley,    Thomas    Mervin, 

30    Stoner    Dr..    W.    Hartford.    Conn..    '58 188.  304.  305 

Wall,     Frank     Privette,    Jr.. 

2707    Lochmore   Dr..    Raleigh.   N.   C.   '58 281 

Waller,  Robert  Rex,  72  Walker  Rd.,  West  Orange,  N.  J.,  '58 
Walrath,  David  (Spec),  Rt.  1.  Johnsonville,  N.  Y. 

Walter.  Robert  Peter,  30-D  Picotte  Dr..  Albany.  N.  Y.,  '56 97 

Walton,    Benton   Hair,   Box   345.  Chadbourn,   N.  C,   '58 126 

Walton.    Robert    Aldridge, 

910    Stanley    Dr.,    Fernandina,    Fla.,    '57 282 

Wanglee,    Vorawee, 

100  Sathorn   Rd.,   Bangkok,  Thailand,   '58  126 

Ward,  Bowden  Wilson.  Jr.,  6437  Avon  Rd..  Norfolk.  Va.. 

'56  97,    169,    192,    195,  229,  233.  234.  241,  246.  247.  297 

Ward,   John    Robert.   Box    146,    Bucyrus,   Ohio.   '59 138 

Warden,  William  Steele, 

Rt.    1.    Box    327.    Melbourne.    Fla..    '59 
Ware.    Donald    McEwen, 

2621    N.    Florida   St..   Arlington.    Va.. 
Ware.    Henrv    Hall,    HI, 

404  Blackland  Rd.,  N.W.,  Atlanta.  Ga. 
Warlick.    George    William, 

239   Third    St..    S.E..    Hickorv.    N.    C. 
Warnock,    John    William. 

28421    W.    Oakland.    Bay    Village.    Ohio.    '56.. 
Warren.    Charles    Thomas.    Jr.. 

904   Oakland  Ave..   Durham.   N.  C.   '58 
Warren.    Glenn    Lambeth. 

P.O.    Box    166,    Gibson.    N.    C.    "58 

Warren.  James  Ivey,  Jr., 

Box  493,  Roxboro,  N.  C.  "56 97,   158,  22' 

Warwick,    William    Schooley, 

26   35    28th   .St.,    Long    Island    2.   N.    Y..   '57 113 


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Waser,   Robert   Hamlin.   Rt.   4.  Old   Salisbury   Rd., 

Winston-Salem.  N.   C.   '57 191,   192.    195.  240.  247 

Wasserman.    Richard    Edward, 

7    Bungalow    Court.    Newark    «.    N.    J.,    '57 189,  313 

Wasson.    Donald    Gray, 

786    Ras    Tanvra,    Saudi,    Arabia,    '58 126 

Watkins.    Frederick    Lesh, 

507    Lincoln    Ave..    Clearwater.    Fla..    '56 97.  219,   282 

Watson,    Herbert    Edwin. 

19  Kaywood  Rd..  Port  Washington.  N.  Y..  '58 113.  301 

Watson.    John    Hayes. 

47    13    Bell    Blvd.,    Bayside.  L.   1..   N.    Y..   '56 289 

Watson.    Richard    Frank. 

21    Chelfield    Rd..    Northwoods.    Glenside.    Pa..    '59.. 138,  283 
Watson.    Theron    Paul. 

501    East   Main   St..    Forest   City.    N.   C.   '59 138 

Watson,    William    Thomas, 

1808     Crestmont    Dr.,     Huntington.    W.    Va..    '59 138.  288 

Way.    John    Elwood.    Jr.. 

225    Moul   Ave..   Hanover.   Pa.,   '57 113,  302 

Weaver.    Robert    Earl. 

4307    Kelnepa    Dr.,    Jacksonville,    Fla..    '58 126,  282 

Weaver.    Thomas    Henry, 

1011    E.   Trinity   Ave.,    Durham,    N.    C,    '59 138 

Weaver.  Walter   Parker.    1724  Vista   St..   Durham.  N.  C,  '56..97 

Webb.  Fred.  Jr..  912  Temple  St.,  Hinton,  W.  Va.,  '57 113 

Webb,  George  Walter,  76  Dewey  Ave..  Groton,  Conn.,  '59.138 
Weber.    Carl    Harold, 

Apt.    1.    806    Madison    St..    Durham,   N.    C.    '57 
Weber.    George,    III, 

Box    144   Conway   Rd..   Creve   Coeur.    Mo..   "59..   138 

Weber.    John    George,    Lake    Valhalla, 

Montville,    N.    J..    '56 181.   182.   187,  296 

Weber.    Thomas    William. 

674   N.    Renaud.   Grosse   Pointe.   Mich..   '56 97.  301 

Webster.  Charles  Albert.  Jr..  202  Park  Ave..  Wilson,  N.  C.  '56..97 
Webster.  Donald  Knapp. 

372  Wastena  Terrace.  Ridgewood.  N.   J..  '57 113 

Weed.    Richard    Lowrey. 

35    High    St..    East    Haven.    Conn..    '59 138,  212 

Weems,   Wade   Scott. 

Box  680  Bookerdale.  Waynesboro.  Va..  '58 126,  297 

Weidlich,    William    Robert    (Spec), 

1116    Wellons    Dr..    Durham.    N.    C. 
Weidman.    Richard    Ray. 

1318   Pine  Rd.,  Rosemont,   Pa..  '57 113,  305 

Weidmann.    Frederick    Henry. 

9    Davidson    Rd.,    Bloomfield,    N.    J..    '56 98,  286 

Weinberg.  Charles   P.    M..   '58 126 

Weir,    Anthony,    304    West    Fairview    Ave., 

Langhorne.    Pa..    '58. 126.   189.  206.  282 

Weir.    Christopher.    Fairview    &    Hill    Ave., 

Langhorne.    Pa..    '56 98.  206.  282.  376 

Weitzman.    Robert    Warren,   Jr., 

Wansor   Ave..    Bayville.   N.    Y..   '57 113,  248,  301.  343 

Welch.    Bertrand   Charles.   Jr.. 

2804   Boarman   Ave..   Baltimore    15,   Md.,   '59 138,  292 

Weld.    Louis    Mackall.    Jr.. 

120    Meyers    Ave..    Meyersdale.    Pa.,    '56 98,   194 

Wellman,    William    Augustua.    Ill, 

410    N.    Barrington.    Los    Angeles    49,    Calif.,    '59 138 

Wells.    Henry    Alfred.    Jr., 

1170    Hermitage    Rd..    Rock    Hill,    S.    C,    '58 126,  236 

Wells.    Henry    Herbert.    HI. 

Ivywood    Dr..    Rt.    4,    Athens,    Ga..    '57 
Wells.  Hyman  Gene.  805  E.  Trinity  Ave.,  Durham.  N.  C,  '58.. 126 
Wells.   Joseph   Alexander, 

314   College   Park   Circle.   Staunton.    Va..   '58 126 

Wendorf.    Charles    James. 

T-32    Apt.    4.    Snake    Pit.    Fort    Eustis.    Va.,    '58 282 

Wennerstrom.    Arthur    John. 

102  Edgerton   Rd..  Lawson  4.  Md..  '56 98,  286 

Wesley,  Robert  John. 

247    Sussex   Dr.,    Manhasset,   N.    Y..    '59 138 

West.  Robert  Michael.   11  Whittier  St..  Lynbrook.  N.  Y.,  '59. 138 
West.    William    Kibler.    Jr.. 

1420    Adirondack    Trail,    Dayton.    Ohio.    '59 138 

Westmoreland.    Donald    Ray. 

2790   Smyer  Circle.   Brimingham   9.   Ala..   '59 138 

Wetzler.    Philip    Hamburger.    3504    Pinkney    Rd., 

Baltimore    15.   Md..   '59 138.   186,  355 

Weyhmann.   Walter   Victor.    1634   Hampton   Ave., 

S.W..    Roanoke,    Va.,    '57 113.  247 

Wheeler.    Frederick    Joseph. 

Box    150,   Port  Washington.  N.   Y..  '59 138.  246 

Wheeler.   Thaddeus   Alvin,   Jr..    919   Englewood    Ave.. 

Durham,    N.    C,    '57 70,   113,   169,   170,  281 


Whicher.    John    Clinton.    Jr., 

9315    Ft.    Hamilton    Pkwy..    Brooklyn    9.   N.    Y.,    '58 
Whisnant,  Edward  Jackson,  1  1  1   Hudson  St..  Shelby,  N.  C,  '58 
Whitacre,    Robert    Edward. 

275     Engle    St..     Englewood.    N.    J.,    '57 113,  290 

Whitaker.    Cary.    Enfield.    N.    C.    '56 98 

Whitaker.    Cecil    Francis.    Jr., 

336     Hines    Terrace.     Macon.    Ga..    '59 138,  280 

Whitaker.    Hugh    Edmund. 

2126  Yorktown   Rd..  N.W..  Washington    12.   D.  C,  '59 138 

White.     Eli     Edward,    Jr.. 

2301    N.    Fillmore    St.,    Arlington,    Va..    '57 293 

White.  Robert  Lee.  521  S.  Church  St.,  Florence,  S.  C,  '58 
White.    William    Dunlop,    Jr., 

10   East   Third    St..    Lexington,   N.   C,   '56 98 

Whitehead.    Kenneth    Leslie 

141     Dana    Way.    Winter    Park.     Fla..    '58 282,  283 

Whitfield,  Ralph  F..  Jr..  1313  Watts  St.,  Durham,  N.  C.,'  56 
Whitney.    Kenneth    Lawson,    Jr.. 

954    Avenue    C.    Bayonne,    N.    J..    '58 126,  309 

Whyte,    George    Kenneth,    Jr., 

200    Blackmer    Place.    Webster   Groves,    Mo.,    '58 126,  282 

Widenhouse.    Ernest    Cornelius.    Jr.. 

Rt.     1.    Summerfield.    N.    C.    '56 

Wiegerink.   James   Gerald.    '59 138 

Wilkerson.    James    Herbert.   Jr.. 

Ambassador    Apts.,    Baltimore.    Md..    '56 98,  282 

Wilkinson.    Thomas    George. 

1613    Kent    St..    Durham.    N.    C.     58 126 

Williams.    Jack    Caldwell, 

P.O.   Box  4503,   San  Juan.    Puerto   Rico.   '58 126.  238,  285 

Williams.    John    Culbreth.    III. 

1603    Westlawn    Ave..    Fayetteville,    N.    C,    '56 98 

Williams,  Lyman  Neil,  520  Walnut  Ave., 

Charlotte.    N.    C.    '58 71.   126.   155,   160.  236 

Williams.  Robert  Lee.  Jr..  6447  Lehnert.  Baltimore  7.  Md.,  '56 
Williams.   William    Alfred.   Jr.. 

704   E.    Forest    Hills   Blvd..   Durham.   N.   C.   '57 113.  214 

Williamson,    Frederick    Morwiek, 

7  Hilltop  Rd..  Bronxville  8.  N.  Y.,  '57 113,  314 

Willis,    Calvin    Johnson. 

102    Tucker    Ave.,    Crewe.    Va..    '57 113,  290 

Willis,    Robert    Wayne, 

2100    Arendell    St..    Morehead    City.    N.    C,    '57 
Wills,    Charles    William. 

99    41    211th    St..    Queens    Village    29,    N.    Y..    '59.  138,  283 
Wilson,    Alexander    Erwin.    III. 

2066  N.  Ponce  De  Leon.  N.E..  Atlanta,  Ga.,  '59 138 

Wilson.    Alexander    Massey.    III. 

1870  Dixie  Hwy..  Ft.  Mitchell.  Ky.,  '59 138 

Wilson.  Anthony  Milam.   1220  East  18th  St.,  Tulsa,  Okl.,  '56.98 
Wilson,    Douglas    Nash, 

106    Riggs    Dr.,   Clemson.   S.    C,    '57 113,  309 

Wilson.  Joe  Dalton.  Rt.  9.  Box  307,  Charlotte,  N.  C,  '57 113 

Wilson.  Joseph  MacDonald.  Box  122,  Tabor  City.  N.  C,  '59 

Wilson,    Owen    Craig.   Jr..    '56 289 

Wilson.   Peter  Frank.   14  Crest  Rd.,  Rowayton,  Conn..  '58 126 

Wilson.    Robert    Burns. 

Brandywine.    Md.,    '56 98,   192,  240,  241,  293 

Wilson,    Thomas    Nelson, 

1324  Arnette   Ave.,  Durham,   N.   C,   '56 98,  305 

Windley.    David    Carlyle,    Jr.. 

P.O.    Box    128.    Pantego.    N.    C.    '59 138,  299 

Wine.    Charles    Joseph. 

132  E.  Dorothy  Lane.  Dayton.  Ohio.  '59 138 

Winecoff.    Herbert    Larry, 

707   Brookstown   Ave.,   Winston-Salem,   N.   C,   '58 311 

Wingfield.    Jefferson    Dunston.    Jr., 

3512   Whitechapel  Rd.,  Norfolk,   Va.,   '57 113 

Winslow,    Wade    Daniel, 

110  Short   Hills  Ave..  Springfield.  N.  J..  '59 138.  202,  280 

Winsor.    Fred    Lane.    Laurens.    N.    Y.,    '56 98,  293 

Winterhalter,    Don    K.. 

1610  Gladys  Ave..  Grand   Haven.   Mich 138 

Wirshing.    Armando    hilio. 

26    Hostos    Ave..    Ponce.    Puerto    Rico.    '57 
Wiseman.    Reid    David. 

2    Strathmore    Rd.,    Brookline    46.    Mass.,    '58 
Wisner.    Bernard    Trusdell. 

10125  Markham  St..  Silver  Spring.  Md..  '56.98.   189.  214.  306 
Wittenstein.    Fernand    Myles. 

383    Hempstead   Ave..   Rockville   Centre.   N.   Y..   '59 138 

Wolf.    Fred    Stoner    (.Spec). 

2413    Banner   St..    Durham.   N.   C. 
Wolfson.    Carl    Schwartz, 

284    Central    Ave..    Lawrence,    N.    Y.,    '59 138.   168 

Wood.    Gaylord    Ashlyn,    Jr., 

725    Isle   of   Palms,   Ft.    Lauderdale,    Fla.,   '59 138,  284 


Wood,   Richard   Austin,   Jr., 

18    Buckingham   Ct.,    Ashevillc,    N.   C.    "59 138 

Wood,   Richard   James,   Box   368,   Marlettc,    Mich.,   "59 138 

Wood,     Whitehill    Thompson, 

1601    West   St.,  Annapolis,   Md.,   '56 98 

Woodlief,    Milton    Wayne. 

7523    Virginian    Dr.,    Norfolk,    Va.,    "57 113 

Woolerv,    James    Godfrey, 

2017'   Glenwood    Ave..     Raleigh.    N.    C,    "59.. 138,   186.  300 
Woollen,    Thomas    Hayes, 

602    Hillcrest    Dr.,    High    Point,    N.    C,    '56 
Woolsey,     Bertram    Fred,    Jr., 

1143    Lakewood    Rd.,    Jacksonville,    Fla..    "58 126 

Wooten,  Frank  Thomas,  111,  Chadbourn,  N.  C,  '57 113 

Wooten,  John  Carlyle,  314  W.  Elm  St..  Graham,  N.  C.  '58.  126 
Wortman,    William    Jerome,    Jr., 

2118    Winter    St.,    Charlotte,    N.    C.    '56 98,  244.  286 

Wright,  Donald  Jerome,  711  Central  Ave.,  Charlotte,  N.  C,  "57 

Wright,  Ernest  Linwood,  III,  Box  2,  Ruffin,  N.  C,  '56 98 

Wright,    Gary    Gene,    Steele    St.,    Pikeville,    Ky.,    '58 126,  309 

Wright.    Richard    Allen, 

23825    Hedgewood    Ave.,    Westlake,    Ohio,    "59 138,  308 

Wright,    Thomas    Treanor, 

443     73     Street,     Brooklyn,     N.     Y.,     '58 126,  216,  314 

Wright,  Winter,  Rt.   8,   Box  221,   Kingsport,  Tenn.,  "59.138.  299 
Wuensch.    Richard    David, 

1090    E.    22nd   St.,    Paterson,    N.    J..    '58.. 126 

Wyant,   Everett   Wilson,    57    Albion   St.,    Holley,   N.    Y.,   '59.138 

Wyke,  Gene   Little,   Rt.    1,   Box   21,   Lenoir,   N.  C„   '56 98 

Wynn,  John  David,  3714  S.   Victor,  Tulsa,  Okla.,  '59... ...138 

Wyrick,    David    Hugh,    Rt.    3.    Alliance.    Ohio,    '58 106,  309 

Wyrick,  Joseph   Lowell,   Rt.   3,   Alliance,   Ohio,   '57 309 

Yarborough,    Frank    Flowers,   Cary,   N.   C,    '57 301 

Yarger,    Noel    Henry, 

209    E.    Pokagon,    South     Bend     17,     Ind.,    '59 138,  308 

Yarington,    David    Jon, 

6    West    Cayuga    St.,     Moravia.     N.     Y.,    '58 126,  294 

Yclton,  William  Wyman,  402  Ohio  St..  Spindale,  N.  C,  '59.  138 
Ycngst,    Charles    Russell,    Jr., 

401     Byllesby    Ave..    Meadvillc,    Pa.,    '59 138,  284 


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Yoars,    Peter    Wight, 

Lawrence    Farms,    Chappaqua,    N 
Yoh,    Harold    Lionel,    Jr., 

King     of     Prussia     Rd.,     Radner,     Pa.,     '58 
York,    Richard    Edward, 

210    Bond    St.,    Elizabeth,   N.   J..   '58 

Yost,    Elmer    Don, 

412   N.   Cedar  St.,   Greensboro,   N.  C,   '57 
Yost.    Thomas    Marion 

Box     152,    Weaverville,    N.    C,    '56 98. 

Young,  Charles  Edward,  905  First  Ave.,  Durham,  N.  C.  '58 
Young,   James   Sanford, 

3825    Garrison    St.,    N.W„    Washington    16 
Young,    John    William. 

1216  Richardson  Dr..  Reidsville,  N.  C.  '59 
Young.    Noel     William,    Jr., 

115   W.   Seeman   St..   Durham,   N.   C.   '59 

Young,    Robert    Lassiter,    Jr., 

Cherry   Villa   Court,    Morristown,   Tenn.,   '59  182, 

Young.    Stephen    Grant, 

23     Meade    St.,    Buckhannon,    W.     Va.,    '58 126.   160. 

Young,    William    Arthur, 

207  E.   Broadway,  Maumee,  Ohio,  '59 

Yount,    Robert    Lee,    515    S,    College   Ave., 

Newton,    N.    C,    '56 98,  219,  252,  290,  291, 

Yudt,    Henry    John,    Jr., 

159    Laurel    Dr.,    New    Hyde    Park,    N.    Y.,    '59 

Yura,  Joseph  Andrew,  629  N.  23rd  St..  Allentown,  Pa.,  '59. 
Zack,  Peter  George  (Spec),  1845  Beech,  Pine  Bluff,  Ark. 
Zaffiro,  William  Richard, 

1290   Vestal   Ave..    Binghamton.    N.    Y.,    '58 

Zellers,    Ronald    Albert, 

304   East    Railroad   St.,   Columbiana,   Ohio,   '58 

Zenda,    William    George, 

30     Mayflower    Ave.,    Williston,    N.    Y..    '58 126, 

Zimmer,    John    Wenzell, 

610   Topinabee   Rd.,   Niles,    Mich.,   '56 

Ziolkowski,    John    Edmund, 

98    Nabors    St.,    Montevallo,    Ala.,    '58 

Zoller,    Bernard    Updegraff,    Jr., 

1621    Seventh    Ave..    W.,    Bradcnton,    Fla.,    '58 126, 


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