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GLEE CLUBS
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CLASS POLITICS
ATHLETIC TEAMS
FRATERNITIES
DEBATING SOCIETIES AND DRAMATIC CLUBS
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that long line of men at Carolina who through the years have caught,
preserved, and transmitted the "spirit of the humanities" . . . who were
teachers in the true sense of the word . . . whose influence was formative,
not merely informative . . . who gave friendship, understanding, and ideas as
well as facts. Thus we recognize, from the many at Carolina, Preston H. Epps,
Claiborne S. Jones, Samuel B. Knight, William H. Poteat. Harry K. Russell,
and Weaker S. Spearman.
William H. Poteat
Harrv K. Rlssell
Walter S. Spearman
Journalism
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ADMINISTRATION ... 26
STUDENT GOVERNMENT
CLASSES ... 54
AROTC ... 195
NROTC ... 203
STUDENT LIFE . . . 209
ATHLETICS ... 218
ACTIVITIES . . . 264
HONORARIES . . . 294
BEAUTIES . . . .324
GREEKS ... 340
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THE PRESIDENT
THE ADMINISTRATION
DEANS
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ninistration
DON GRAY
President
THE CONSOLIDATFD UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA
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Chancellor
THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL
Vice-President and Controller
THE CONSOLIDATED UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA
I'jiic 2'>
Claude E. Teague
Assistant Controller and Business Manager
Charles M. Shaffer
Assistant to the Chancellor in the Field of Development
Fred H. Weaver
Dean of Students
William C. Friday
Assistant to the President
Roy W. Armstrong
Director o\ Admissions
Edwin S. Lanier
Director, Central Office of Records
Katherine K. Carmichael
Dean of Women
UOY W. HOLSTEN
Asshtanl Dean of Students
Ray L. Jefferies, Jr.
Assistant to the Dean of Students
Ernest L. Mackie
')ean of Student Awards and Distinctions
CORYDON P. SPRUILL
Dean of the General College
Clifford P. Lyons
Dean oi the College of Arts and Sciences
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I HOMAs H. Carroll
Oeji: of the Scboul of Biisiitai AiJm/)i/sti\ilioii
Gly B. Phillips
De.li/ oj the School oj Ediic.niu
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NORVAL N. LL'XON
DtiU: oj the School oj Journalism
William \X'. Pierson
P, :•■ ■ ■■ ,. Gr.idu. lie School
Henry P. Brandis, Jr.
De.iii oi the School of L.:u
SusAK Grey Akers
Dun of the School of Li/ji.iry Science
Elizabeth L, Kemble
De.ti: of the School of Nursing
Edvcard a. Brecht
Dejii of the School of Phjinuicy
John C. Brauer
Dean of the School of Denlhlry
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Walter R. Berryhill
P . .; ,:--/ the School of Medicine
Edward G. McGavran
D..v: ../ ih. School of Public He.illh
Arthur E. Fink
De.tn of the School of Soci.il W"
Student
Government
Baxter Miller
Vice-President
Jerry Cook
Secie/.iry-Tieasurei
Jack Stilwell
Attorney General
STUDENT GOVERNMENT
First Row, left to right: Lou Wolfsheimer, Betty Otto Anderson, Raleigh Tillman, Gordon Battle.
Second Row, left to right: Jack Stilwell, Bob Farrell, Walt McFall, Phin Horton, Martin Jordan,
Ed McCurry.
Student Government is one of the prides of Carolina. Based on the HonorCode and Campus
Code — the Student Government manages to match the hberaUty of the University with the
acceptance of responsibility on an individual basis. Here student government has come to be
known not by the mechanics of organization but by the fact that all students have a voice in
determining the manner in which student activities shall be operated to such an extent that
we have attained an enviable position among college student bodies.
Historically, Student Government had its beginnings in the halls of the Di and Phi. As
new powers evolved, our Student Government took the form of our national and state govern-
ments with three branches: executive, legislative and judicial.
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It has been the aim o£ our student government to attempt to solve some of
the problems confronting the student in the course of his college career. Chief
functions of student officers through the years have been to establish the
orientation of entering students, to make the students conscious of all phases
of their government, to account for the expenditure of student fees, and to
hear reported violations of the Honor System. Today nearly all phases of
student life at the University, among them publications, social life, and many
student organizations, are controlled by the students themselves to make an
unexcelled student government.
This year under the Gorham administration student government has been
at one of its heights of success. Through President Gorham's guidance and the
cooperation on the part of all those associated with the mechanics of student
government, the problems of the year, including the Saturday class issue, the
reorganization of the Consolidated University Student Council, the evaluation
of the Honor System, and the improvement in the structure of the Orientation
Committee, have been inspected. After the spring controversy concerning the
National Students' Association, the organization has been reorganized here at
Carolina and is now more active than before.
A main point in this year's administration was the reorganization of
student government. Various branches were brought closer together, and thus
efficiency was increased. Many new positions in student government were
opened to interested students, and consequently the previous lack of interest
in the running of student government has been greatly reduced.
And so the 1933-1954 administration is another step insuring the long
and progressive growth of Student Government here at Carolina.
STLIDENT GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE HEADS
Sealed, left to right; Martha Bridger, Tom Creasy, 'Reen Norris. Standing, left to right: Pete
Adams, Wade Matthews, Harry Pearsall. Not Pictured: Jim Buyer, Bob Glenn, Dusty Lamson,
Ken Penegar.
Student Council
The Student Council here at Carolina could be
called the Supreme Court of the Student Govern-
ment system under which we carry on the various
activities of our student community. To it falls the
responsibility of regulating the application of the
Honor and Campus Codes, and particularly the
guarantee of justice to every individual. Actually,
the Council serves as a referee for the system of
government for student life in Chapel Hill and
functions as the protector of rights of all the students.
The Council has original jurisdiction in all cases
involving the constitutionality of any action of the
Student Legislature or any other of the agencies of
Student Government. The court reviews petitions of
appeal by any student if he or she feels that the
Men's Honor Council, the Women's Honor Council,
the Dance Committee, the Interfraternity Council,
the Dental School Court, the Medical School Court,
the Law School Honor Court, or the Interdormitory
Council Court has denied him or her any of the rights
guaranteed to the individual under our Student Con-
stitution or the State or Federal Constitutions. It
further attempts to see that there are uniform ju-
dicial procedures in all the student courts.
The Council is composed of nine people, three
selected by the men, three by the women, and three
by the student body at large. The chairman is elected
by and from the council membership and serves for
a period of one year.
To preserve and improve the Honor System and
our Student Government under which we live is the
primary objective of the Student Council of the
University of North Carolina.
STUDENT COUNCIL
Seated, left to right: Mase Chapin; Jim Adams, Chairman; Jane Bern'hil
Standing: Eddie Gross, Lois Collins, Bill Ruffin, Henry Lowet.
Clerk; Elinor Wrenn.
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EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
Left to right: Jack Stilwell. Nancy Ger-
lach, Anita Anderson, Joel Fleishman.
Jim Turner, Manning Muntzing, Don
Geiger, Gordon Forester. Seated: Baxter
Miller.
Student Legislature
The Student Legislature is today the supreme
legislative body in Carolina's student government.
Since its inception in 1938, it has met on Thursday
nights to deliberate and argue the various campus
issues and make the campus laws. It is here that the
campus statesmen of the political parties rage back
and forth in the contentions of campus politics.
Here, in the fifty members of legislature elected
from districts all over the campus in annual fail and
spring elections, lies the basis of the hundreds of
activities of student government. The legislature is
presided over by the Vice-President of the Student
Body. It is organized into various committees, in-
cluding the infamous co-ed affairs committee.
Officers for this year are: Baxter Miller, President;
Joel Fleishman, Parliamentarian; Don Geiger, Speak-
er Protem; Anita Anderson, Clerk; and Mac Morris,
Sergeant-at-Arms.
student legislatu-re
First Row, left to right: Baxter Miller, Gerald C. Parker, Frank Piatt, Janice Jurczak, Nancy
Gerlach, Julia Shields, Anita Anderson, John Ingle, George McKinney, Jack Stevens, Jack Stilwell.
Second Row: Don Geiger, Jim Turner, Da\e Burrows, Jon Ammons, Manning Muntzing, Alyce
Chapman. Ray Long, Jodie Desmond, Reuben Leonard, Carolynn Little. Bob Eberle. Joel Fleishman.
Third Row: Mac Morris, Charlie Wolf. Bill Brown, Beverly Webb, Bob Grimes, Lionel Perkins,
Pete Adams, Tom Shores. Harrison Dunlop. Louie Cody, Lynn Chandler. Fourth Row: Walter D.
Gurley, Jr., Gilbert B. Ragland, Gordon Forester, Carlos Surratt, Bob Farrell, George Whiteside.
Phin Horton, III. Gordon Battle. Ed McCurrv, Ir.. Burt Veazey.
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WOMEN S HONOR COUNCIL
Seated, left to right: Mary Fran Allsbrook, Mary Kit Myers. Chairman; Marilyn Habel. Standing:
Lillian Youngs, Pat Smith, Sara Rose, Carolyn Johnson, Naney Shaw.
Women's Honor Council
The Women's Honor Council is the judicial
brancii of the coed-self-government, working parallel
to the Men's Council. All cases involving violations
of the Honor Code and Campus Code by women
students have original jurisdiction in this council.
The Women's Council also acts as appellate court
of House Council decisions.
Each year the Council leads the orientation of
women students in the Honor System and Campus
Code, instructing entering coeds in the origin and
meaning of these standards. Elected by the women
students, the Council is composed of four juniors,
three seniors, one graduate student, and one woman
student at large.
The Women's Council is an important phase of
student government, functioning under the tradition
of the University — "To do justly, to love mercy, and
to walk humbly with Thy God."
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WOMEN'S RESIDENCE COUNCIL
Finl Row, left !o right: Nancy Murray, Mary Dorsett. Jean Ratliff, Jo Ann Pinnell, Anne C.
Benton. Second Row: Bernie Hilleman; Mary Jane Bumpous; Betty Otto Anderson, Chairman;
Betsy Clarke; Marcia Zachary. Third Row: Bette Davis, Babs Whittington, Lillian Youngs, Mary L.
Camp, Kit Wallace, Ruth Jones, Louise Coffey, Carroll Butts, Gloria Huss.
Women's Residence Council
The Women's Residence Council is the Adminis-
trative body of Coed Self-Government. Composed
of dormitory presidents, sorority house managers, an
additional representative from each dormitory, and
a representative from the Nursing School, this group
coordinates and links all Coed Administration to the
office of the Dean of Women and works with them
in regulating dormitory life.
Women's Residence Council was incorporated in
the spring of 1932. Its functions include: the inter-
pretation of social rules and dormitory regulations,
the recommendation of changes in regulations affect-
ing women students, discussion of any problems
which may arise in dormitory living, the choosing of
a May Day Chairman and the head of Orientation
for Women Students, and the publication of the
Women's Handbook.
Special projects for the year were the completion
of a Constitution, and the editing of a President's
Handbook.
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Men's Honor Council
The Men's Honor Council, acting under the
Student Constitution, has original jurisidiction in all
cases of violations of the Honor Code and the
Campus Code. As violations of Campus Law are not
by their nature in a codified form, the Men's Council,
by application of the criteria of honor and of gentle-
manly conduct, defines the application and the extent
of Campus Law. Along with the duty of upholding
Campus Law by hearing cases, the Men's Council
also has the responsibility of orienting new students
to our system and of keeping the system in front of
the campus at all times.
In the heirarchy of our court system the Men's
Council has functions parallel to the Women's
Council and is subordinate to the Student Council,
our "Supreme Court. '
The Men's Council is composed of three seniors,
three juniors, two sophomores, one freshman, one
pharmacy student, and one graduate student.
MENS HONOR COUNCIL
Seated, left to right: Gene Hackney; Art Einstein; George McLeod, Chairman; Herbert Browne;
Rod Hood. Standing, left to right: Scottj- Hester, Bill Patterson, Osborne Lee, Jr., Ed McCurry, Jr.,
Osborne Ayscue, Jr., Lucius Pullen.
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Publications Board
The Publications Board was established a little
over twenty-five years ago. It was formed to insure
orderly supervision of the business part of campus
publications. The Board does not exert any influence
whatsoever over the editorial policies of the publi-
cations.
The Publications Board would not be pluralized if
it had one less publication under its jurisdiction. It
is responsible for the financial supervision of The
Daily Tar Heel and the Yackety Yack. The Board
negotiates contracts, approves editorial appointments
and appointments to salaried positions, grants money
for wire-services and equipment and gives advice
in financial matters to the publications. The Board
has representatives from the classes, the Student
Legislature, and the faculty. It also has plans; im-
provement and prosperity' are the aims of the Pub-
lications Board.
PUBLICATIONS BOARD
Seated, left to right: J. L. Morrison. Facult)' Advisor; Joe Raff. Chairman; Jimmy Turner. St.viding:
Ed Starnes, Louis Kraar, Tommy Peacock. Not Pictured: L. M. Pollander.' Faculty Advisor.
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Men's Interdormitory Council
The Interdormitory Council, which represents
approximately 3,000 men living in the University's
nineteen dormitories, exists to promote and maintain
an efficient system of student government in the
University residence halls, to aid a fraternal relation-
ship among dormitory dwellers, and to foster a
wholesome program of social activities for the men
under its jurisdiction.
The Council is composed of the presidents and
I.D.C. representatives elected from each dorm, plus
four hold-over officers, president, vice-president, sec-
retary, treasurer, and a judicial court chairman. It
is through these men that the other dormitory resi-
dents are informed as to the policies, activities, etc.
of dormitory government.
Within the organization is the judicial court which
handles all cases of violations of dormitory conduct
regulations and judicial matters affecting the resi-
dence halls. The court is empowered to give de-
cisions ranging from official reprimands to suspen-
sions from the residence halls.
The activities of the Council include active co-
operation and participation in almost all campus
projects such as Campus Chest, open houses in the
dorms on football week-ends, and social events
MENS INTERDORMITORY COUNCIL
First Row, left to right: Gerald C. Parker, Carl Gregory, Jim Skidmore, David L. Whitaker, Clyde
Smith, Jr., Manning Muntzing, Bob Brawley, Lyle Davis. Second Roiv: Joe Woody, Jame,s Moore,
Richard Haywood, Billy J. Woosley, Bernie Theiling, Gerald King, Ray Showfety, Steve Franks.
Third Row: Bob Barlowe, Walter Gurley, President; Stephen Canley, Jr., Robert L. Elder, Ernest
Castillo, III, Gilbert G, Ra,£?land, Eugene Daniels, Don Fowler, Robert S. Colbert, Don Scott, Thomas
G. Nail. Fourth Rotv: Doyle Medders, Jim Walsh, Richard A. Boyd, Bill Graham, Bobby Brown,
Elbert N. Herring, Bob Bryan, W. Bruce Holt, Jr., Mac Morris, John D. Hallett.
IDC OFFICERS
Top Row, left to right:
Bob Barlowe, Treasurer
Gene Kaine, Court Chairman
Walt Giirley, President
Second Ron :
Gerald King, Secretary
Gerald Parker, Vice-President
Ray Showfety, Publicity Chairman
COUNCIL COURT
First Row. left to right:
Jim Skidmore
Robert Elder
Gene Kaine
Second Rotv:
David Whitaker
Don Scott
Martin Rhoeder
Bob Brawley
in the dormitory social rooms, faculty-student discussions, and greater relation-
ships between men and women on campus. The biggest social endeavor of the
Council each year is the interdorm dance week-end, which offers opportunity
for enjoyment in dancing and concert entertainment.
It is hoped that through this organization of dormitory government the
incoming students each year will be thoroughly indoctrinated in the ways and
traditions of the dormitories and that this orientation will serve to help them
become better campus citizens. Once newcomers are integrated in the campus
life of Carolina, h is the will and purpose of the I.D.C. to meet their needs in
the way of serving as a voice for their feelings and attitudes to the administra-
tion of the University and in turn to convey policies and procedures to them
from the proper places.
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Grah
Graham Memorial — the student union, heart of student extra-
curricular life, a place of warm hospitality, and a symbol of home.
The name evokes pleasant memories — of a great North Carolina family
of educators and statesmen — of 22 years of service to the university as
"the students' building" — of the continuing growth of the student
self-government tradition at Chapel Hill.
There are typical events to be remembered — the open-house
parties, "combo" nights, recorded classical concerts, dancing in the
Rendezvous Room. And there are the nights of tension as student
political figures nervously stalk the halls while the votes are being
counted upstairs.
But, in addition, this year has been characterized by a clean-up
effort in Graham Memorial. The accumulated debris of a decade was
trucked away. The main lounge was restored to its original beauty;
perhaps it is now more beautiful than ever before. Reforms have been
apparent on every level of operation. The present director of Graham
Memorial has looked to the restoration and reclamation of existing
facilities, as well as to realization of a new building within "this
student generation."
Student Union Activities Board
A newcomer to the campus constellation of action groups, SUAB has already proved that it can perform.
Its activity is centered in the area of the Student Union program, and its chief purpose is to assist the Director
and his staff in planning and executing a suitable schedule of events.
To this end, SUAB, with its officers and numerous committees, is admirably suited. Each committee group
concerns itself with a specific subject (tournaments, fora, etc.) and their collective efforts are integrated by an
executive committee. A movie series (especially successful this year), an "open house," and a campus "variety
show" have highlighted the SUAB ententainment endeavors.
Nancy Horne
President
Student Union Activities Board
STUDENT UNION ACTIVITIES BOARD
Firsi Row. left to right: Anne Forsythe, Anne Turlington, Ellen Wood, Dusty
Lamson. Second Row: Lewis Brumfield, Kit Wallace, Nancy Horne, Anne Bell,
Jack Markham. Third Row: Lew Sherman, David Reid, Nancy Davis, Joel
Fleishman, Nancy Murray, Kirk Kynoch, Frank McCain, Ernie Bumgarner.
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s/[emorial
There have been evidences also
of a new spirit, a heightened in-
terest, throughout the Graham
Memorial organization. The
Board of Directors appropriated
a record-breaking $11,900 for
the main lounge alterations
alone. And there have been as-
sists from friends outside the or-
ganization proper. The Student
Legislature appropriated $2,000
to serve as a supplementary en-
tertainment fund, and the
University consented to make
substantial repairs and improve-
ments to the building amount-
ing to several thousand dollars.
GRAHAM MEMORIAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Sealed, left lo right: E. J. Woodhouse, Jim Wallace, Frances Sweat, Kemp Gate. Sl.iiid/iig, left lo
right: Ken Penegar. Chairman; Jon Ammons. Robert Hyatt. Roy W. Holsten, J. M. Saunders,
William M. Cochrane.
Jim Wallace
')■ of Criih.im Memo
CRAIIAM Mi Ml >KIAL STAFF
Se.iied, left to right: Jack \X ilson, Jim Mclntyre, Jim Wallace. Mrs. Fambrough.
Standing, left to right: Dusty Lamson, John Campbell. Phil Carroll. Bill Powell,
Melvin Brown. Vince Hoelscher. Coleman Gent
ry-
At the center of Graham Memorials operation, and responsible for whatever continuity it possessed this year
(or any year), was the "staff." You found that the "staff" could get you a reservation to Afghanistan (Vince
Hoelscher, travel agent) , tell you the residence of a student named Joe who drives a red car (we were asked that
question this year), or reserve a room for you which was already being used by three other groups at the same
time. (It wasn't the staff's fault. There just wasn't (and isn't) enough room.) And if no one else knew the
answers to your questions, you asked Jim Mclntyre, the assistant director (in charge of SUAB relations), Mrs.
Douglas Fambrough, office manager, or Jack Wilson, maintenance supervisor. If they didn't know, nobody did.
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Orientation
Committee
The Orientation Committee, capably headed by Tom
Creasy and Nancy Home, guided the freshmen and
new coeds through a rigorous week of learning "the
Carolina Way of Life." The committee planned tlic
activities of Orientation Week throughout ihe summer
and arrived in Chapel Hill a week early in order to
carry out their ideas. Hats off to the Committee and
all counselors and advisers for a big job well done.
Tom Creasy
Men's Orienliition Chair
NanCi' Horne
Women's Orienl.ilion Chjii
Committee: Nancy Horne, Tlielnia SouUer, Kit Wallace, Sue Ambler,
Obie Lee Uoriion Forester, Bill Calvert. Bill Brown, Jim Buyer, Bill
Sanders, Bob Grimes, Al Purrington, Tom Fesperman, Reuben Leonard,
Stella D'Aleo. Counselors: Jimmy Adams, Ken Anderson, Bob Aldridge,
Osborne .Avscue. Karl Barklev. Bobbv Branley, Edwin Borden. Carroll
Berry Marion Buie. Herb Browne, Bill Brawner, Jerry Cook, Leonard
Clein, Henry Cbeney, Russ Cowell, Mason HawBeld, Jim Crouch, Max
Crohn, Ed Crawford, Bob Eberle. Jack Stoughton, Bill Dameron, R. B.
Fitch, Lloyd Farrar, Art Einstein, Jay Goldburg, Eddie Gauss, Allan
Frucci, Bruce Gustafson, Eddie Gross, Bob Gorham, Bill Temple, Bob
Hardin, Ned Hardison, "Scotty" Hester, Rollie Tillman, "Ham" Hor-
fon, We«ton Houck. Fred Hutcbins. Clayton Jackson. Don Kirtz, Abbie
Keyes, Martin Jordan, Harry Phillips. John Hawes, Lionel Perkins.
Gene Hackney, Dan Olsen, Bennett Myers, Bernard Theiling, "Dusty"
Lanison, Bob Henlev. .lim Turner. Ogburn Yates. Lou Wo'fsheimer.
Jim Winston, Carl Webb. Charlie Waters, Jimmy Warren, Jack Skin-
ner. Sherwood Smith. Webb Sherrill, Jim Schenck, Jake Rountree.
Charlie Rodenbough, Doug Van Noppen, Jack Stevens, Dick Spangler,
Ollie Smithwick, Al Mebane, Julian Robertson, Steve Trimble, Allan
Resmick, Frank Ramos, Billy Oliver, Ken Myers, Joe .Mavretic, Mann-
ing Muntzing, Tommy Moore, "Toby" Haynswortli. George McLeod,
Ed .McCurry, Billy McCoy, Bob Mason, Jack Markham. Jim May-
iiard. Larry Madorv. Bob Litaker. Pete Barbrey, Bob Skillen. Pianz
Roberts. Vardv Buckalew. Wade Coleman. Bill Ruffln, Ben Slosman.
Advisers: Hari^iet Hill, Nancy Murray, Carol Libby. Barbara Burgess.
Connie Moore. Kit Wallace, Mary Ann Moore, Betty Lou Wanamaker,
Jeanne Bunch, Joyce Nelson, Nancy Ferryman, Phyllis Forrest, Nancy
Davis, \lice Jones. Elinor Wrenn, Mary Ida Brown, Jane Car.sweU.
Eleanor Addison, .\Iarv Lee George, Celia Brown, Betty Jean Scott,
Page Moore, Jane Yearley. Marv Ruth Linville, Betty Sue McDonald.
Emily Cook, Mase Chapin. Mary Fran Allsbrook, Nancy Gerlach, Mary
Jane Bumpous, Virginia Whitman, .\nn Underwood, Caroline Trayn-
bam, Cornelia Lassiter, Jean Hayes. Dodie Eisele. Mary Bascom Cook.
Jodv Desmond, Sue Ambler. Ann Folger, Janice Jurczak, Len Daniel.
Sara Kate Davis. Jo Ann Jones, Lois Collins, Joan Gant. Anne Bell,
Janet Cornwell, Ellen Prouty, Jane Holleman, Jean Bryant, Jess
Carraway, Ruth Corwin. Jane King. Dorothy McNeely. Jane Snyder.
Sylvia Renshaw, Sara Usher,
The counselors' p.
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Consolidated University Student Council
Phe Consolidated University Stu-
dent Council consists of thirty-three
lelegates, eleven from each of the three
tranches of the Consolidated University:
Carolina, State, and Woman's College.
iach year the CUSC sponsors several
.Consolidated University Days, one dur-
ng the football season at Chapel Hill
/hen Carolina plays State, and others
t State and Woman's College. The
Council also acts as a liaison group be-
ween the students and the Consolidated
pniversity administration and promotes
ctivities of mutual interest to the stu-
ents of the three branches.
consolidated university student council
SeMed. left to right: Wade Matthews, Jean Williamson, Alice Hicks, Ed McCurry. Standing, left to
right: Jim Adams, Phin Horton, Bob Bundy, Max Crohn, John Ingle. Not Pictured: Bob Gorham
Baxter Miller.
Student Entertainment Committee
The purpose of the Student Enter-
tainment Committee is to bring the
student body a wide variety of top-level
talent. This year the committee has en-
deavored to bring a series of programs
to the campus that will be entertaining
and educational, while at the same time
contribute to the cultural prestige of the
University. This year the committee has
presented a series of programs that rep-
resent the best in drama, music, ballet
and humor.
student entertainment committee
.tied, left to right: Al Neely, Mary Helen Crain, Harry Pearsall, Chairman. Standing, left to
hi: Billy Barnes, Sherwood Smith. Not Pictured: John Page.
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North Carolina Student Legislature
Gene Cook
jtioii Chairman
The North Carolina Student Legislature was founded in 1936 by a
forensic fraternity at State College as primarily a debating function. Since
then it has grown into a mock-state legislature with the two houses of the
Assembly in use — the Senate and the House of Representatives.
Each of the twenty-five member schools is entitled to three Senators and
a proportional number of Representatives based on the school's enroll-
ment. The delegates at the Assembly debate bills on the international,
national, state, and student level with emphasis on those bills of state and
student level.
Each House of the Assembly elects its own officers for the duration of
the three day meeting; the executive officers of the entire Assembly are
elected by joint session and serve for a year. Carolina is fortunate in hav-
ing one of its delegates serve as this year's President of the Assembly and
one as Speaker of the House.
NORTH CAROLINA STUDENT LEGISLATURE DELEGATES
First Rou, left to right: Gene Cook, Joel Fleishman, Dayton Estes, Lewis Brumiield, Ken Penegar,
Norwood Bryan, Jr., Henry Lowet, Second Row: John Ingle, Susan Fink, Lew Southern, Nanc7
Home, Gordon Forester, Carol DuPler, Charles F. Hyatt. Third Row: Newton Jones, Harold
Downing. Wade Matthews, Jimmy Turner, David Mundy, Ed McCurry. Jr.. Walter D. Gurley, Jr.,
Robert B. Moorhead, Jr.
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National Students Association
The United States National Students Association is a federation
of college and university student governments which seeks to maintain
academic freedom and student rights, to stimulate and improve democratic
student governments, to develop better educational standards, facilities,
and teaching methods, to improve student cultural, social, and physical
welfare, to promote international understanding and fellowship, to foster
the recognition of the rights and responsibilities of students to the school,
the community, humanity, and God, and to preserve the interests and
integrity of the government and constitution of the United States of
America.
It is for these purposes that the local NSA Committee functions. The
local committee serves as a liaison between our campus government and
the national office and other member schools of the National Students
Association.
Ken Penegar
Chairman
.\A I k).\ai. students association committei
Seated, left to ri.nbl: Pete Adams, Ken Penegar, Chairman : Joel L. Fleishman. Do
Gene Cook, Chal Schley, Lew Southern, Manning Muntzing.
Geiger. Standing:
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Carolina Forum
Gene Cook
Charlotte Davis
Robert Pace
Charles Yarborouch
It has been a universally accepted fact that, in order for a university to grow
intellectually, opinions from without the academic community must be brought into the
open forum of ideas in which students and faculty members barter their philosophies and
from which emerges the foundation for the students' beliefs.
Since its inception in 1947 and with the idea of furthering this principle, the
Forum has brought to Carolina a group of the most distinguished persons in the world.
This year, plans have been arranged to present, among others. Governor Adiai Stevenson,
former President Harry S. Truman, Attorney General Herbert Brownell, Vice-President
Richard Nixon, Representative Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr., and Governor G. Mennen
Williams of Michigan.
The Forum deeply believes that, in providing for the fruition of the proposed
program for 1953-1954, it will approach this year's fulfillment of its perpetual ideal —
to bring to the campus of the oldest state university in the nation the political, educa-
tional, and economic leaders of the world.
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Debate Council
DEBATE COUNCIL
Seated, left to right: Gladys Hatcher, Dr. D. G. Monroe, Beverly Webb, Ken Myers, Al Levine.
The Debate Council is an outgrowth of the two debating societies at Carolina, the
Dialectic Senate and the Philanthropic Assembly. The Council, which determines the
policy of and governs the debate squad, is composed of students selected by the forensic
squad, one member for each of the debating societies and two faculty advisors.
Present activities of the Council include representing Carolina in intercollegiate
debates and other forensic matches, and conducting the annual campus-wide Intramural
Debate Tournament.
The Debate Council meets competition from most of the major colleges in the East.
This competition includes debating, orations, extemporaneous speaking, and after-dinner
speaking.
Officers of the Debate Council for the year were: Beverly Webb, President; Gladys
Hatcher, Executive Secretary. Dr. N. W. Mattis and Dr. D. G. Monroe served as faculty
advisors.
Beverly Webb
Chairman
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SENIOR CLASS ... 36
JUNIOR C^SS ... 106
SOPHOMORETI-ASS ... 124
FRESHMAN CLASS ... 136
SCHOOL OF DENIISTRY ... 154
GRADUATES ... 162
SCHOOL OF LAW ... 165
SCHOOL OF LIBRARY SCIENCE ... 170
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE ... 172
SCHOOL OF NURSING ... 178
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH . . . 183
SCHOOL OF PHARMACY ... 186
classes
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Senior Class
George McLeod
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Gordon Battle
Treasurer
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Claire Boone
Social Chairiiiaij
Seniors . . . sophisticated and sentimental . . . dignified in
caps and gowns . . . new thoughts of the future and old
memories of "the hill" . . . One year of the semester system
and Saturday classes . . . Fall in Chapel Hill like April in
Pans . . . plenty of sunshine for "Y-Court" . . . Football brings
new look of fight and new response in stands . . . Carolina
spirit boosted by the team, the coach, and the cheerleaders . . .
ideas and enthusiasm . . . proud when the g-r-r-r of the Notre
Dame huddle didn't phase the Tar Heels . . . Maryland in-
vasion of Chapel Hill . . . riot or spirit . . . Virginia, a good
score and a good time . . . Carolinians partied with Cavaliers.
Halloween and Homecoming . . . trick or treat mixed with
parties and Fall Germans . . . Johnny Long at the Pep Rally.
Week nights in the "Circus Room" in the library . . . 10:00
cofl^ee in the Pine Room . . . Carolina Beauties on review . .
encouraged by our "loquacious lawyer" . . . Consistent hum of
activities at Graham Memorial . . . campus decorated with
political portraits . . . Potential executives move to business
quadrangle . . . Books or Goody Shop on Friday nights ... A
touch of hail and sleet . . . coeds in high socks . . . Beat Dook
parade . . . bigger and better . . . possession of Victory Bell
... for a while . . . Thanksgiving in New York or at Home
. . . Basketball . . . rumble of the wooden stands for McGuire's
boys . . . more spirit, more appreciation of a good game . . .
Candles decorate Chapel Hill for Christmas . . . parties for
orphans make real Christmas spirit . . . anticipation for happy
holidays . . . Return to exams ... our last semester . . . schedule
to graduate, to have fun, to make quality points . . . Valkyrie
Sing and the Battle of the Coeds in Kenan Stadium . . . Chapel
Hill movies with audience participation . . . Spring . . . Hogans
during the week ... and still . . . week-ends at the beach . . .
Senior rights respected by barefeet, no classes, concert and free
movies ... a new crop of Phi Bete Keys, pins and rings . . .
At last, degrees . . . after four years of education . . . books
. . . people . . . experiences . . . Seniors with a future . . .
grad school . . . careers . . . Uncle Sam . . . homes . . . families
and then a '54 Class Reunion in 1979.
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s
enior
First Row:
Ackerman, Roger William
A.B. IN ECONOMICS. Phi Beta Kappa: Phi Eta Sigm
Phi. President (4); Arnold Air Society, Secretary (4);
Council (2, 4).
Wallace
Warrenton
Adams, James Ervin, Jr.
.■V.B. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE. Phi Gamma Delta: Consolidated Uni-
versity Student Council (2, 4). Chairman (3); Dance Committee (2);
Grail (3, i) : Interfraternity Council (2, 3); Sheiks (3, 4); Soccer,
Manager (4); Student Council (2, 4). Chairman (3); Student Legis-
lature (1).
Adams, Joyce Ferguson Chapel Hill
A.B. IN JOURNALISM. Daily Tar Heel (3, 4) ; Town Girls' Associa-
tion (I, 2. 3, 4); Cosmopolitan Club (4).
Norfolk, Va.
.. „ ... EDUCATION. Glee Club (3i: Women's Residence Council
(3 4); YWCA Cabinet Member (3. 4)- House Council (3); Dorm Presi-
dent (4); Canterbury Club (3, 4); Orientation Advisor (4).
Allen, Eldon Perr)' Greensboro
B.S. IN GEOLOGY. Sigma Gamma Epsilon; Spanish Oub (3, 4).
Allen, Joseph Jethro Greensboro
B.S. IN MEDICINE. Alpha Epsilon Delta: Pre-Medical Fraternity;
Men's Council (2); Acting President Student Body, Summer Session
(2); Dorm President (2); Wesley Foundation (1, 2).
Allen, Norman Hanson Greensboro
B.S. IN BUSINESS AD.MINISTRATION. Phi Beta Kappa.
AUsbrook, Mary Frances
Roanoke Rapids
Addison, Eleanor Daphne
Fort Myers, Fla.
Leonia, N. J.
Adler, Thomas James
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Alpha Tail Omega; Football
(1, 2, 3. 4) : Monogram Club (2, 3, 4) ; NROTC.
Aldridge, Charles Malcolm Macon, Ga.
B.S. IN GEOLOGY. Kappa Alpha; Dance Committee (4); Sheiks (2,
3, 4) ; Arnold Air Society : Scabbard and Blade.
Second Row:
Allen, Cynthia Jane Spartanburg, S. C.
A.B. IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION. Independents; YWCA (4); WAA
(3, 4) ; Splash Club <3, 4) ; Physical Education Majors Club. Secretary
(3, 4).
Alexander, Dedrich Biemann
Daytona Beach, Fla.
A.B. IN EDUCATION. Delta Delta Delta; Women's Council (4);
YWCA (3, 4): Orientation Advisor (4); SUAE Dance Committee (4).
Third Row:
Ambler, Susan
A.B. IN ENGLISH. Phi Beta Kappa. Secretary; Pi Delta Phi; Pi
Beta Phi: Class Secretary (1). Social Chairman (2); Glee Club (1):
Orientation Committee (1. 2, 3, 4) ; Student Council (2. 3. 4) ; SUAB
Board (4); Town Girls' Association (1, 2); Valkyries (3), President
(4); Women's Residence Council (3); YWCA (1, 2); WA.\ (3, 4).
Ammons, Mary C. Mars Hill
A.B. IN EDUCATION. Alpha Delta Pi; YWCA (4); WAA.
Anders, Kenneth Chester, Jr. Asheville
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.
Anderson, Anita Lillis Wilmington
A.B. IN JOURNOLISM. Kappa Kappa Gamma; Alpha Lambda Delta;
Student Legislature (3, 4) ; SUAB Board (3) : YWCA (3. 4) ; Pan-
hellenic Council (4); Stray Greeks (3), President (4).
Anderson, Betty Otto Port St. Joe, Fla.
A.B. IN SOCIOLOGY. Pi Beta Phi; Orientation Committee (4); SUAB
(41; Women's Residence Council (3). President (4); YWCA: New-
man Club; University Party Representative.
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Alpha Tau Omega; Basketball
(1); Interfraternity Council (3); Lacrosse (2); Soccer (2, 3); 13 Club
(2. 3, 4): A.R.O.T.C.
Annillo, Carman, Jr.
A.B. IN EDUCATION. Football (2, 3, 4).
Union City. N. J.
^2,£
^Sm
CI
ass
First Row:
Arnold, Harry H. Dover
A.B. IX POLITICAL SCIENCE.
Asby, Felix E. Washington
B.S. IN BISINESS ADMINISTRATION.
Asero, Joseph Salvatore Washington, D. C.
A.B. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE.
Ashe, Jesse Brown, Jr. Charlotte
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. CM Phi.
Austin, John W. Charlotte
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Alpha Kappa PH.
Ayscue, Edwin Osborne, Jr. Monroe
A.B. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE. Kappa Alpha. President (i): Phi Etn
Sigma, President (2); Grail (3. 4); Interfraternity Council (3. 4) ■
Men's Council (3, 4).
Second Row:
Baarcke, Leonide Alfred
Clearwater, Fla.
A.B. IN ENGLISH. Phi Delta Theta; Swimming (1, 2, 3, 4) ; Mo
gram Club (2, 3, 4).
Babcock, Robert Clayton
A.B. IN HISTORy.
Bailey, Donald Ray
A.B. IN ECONOMICS.
Hillsboro
Benson
Baker, William Luin
A.B. IN EDUCATION. Football (1. 2,
Southern Pines
3. 4); Monogram Club (2, 3, 4).
Ballinger, Max Dewey Guilford College
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Basketball, Manager (1);
Card Board (4): Glee Club (1); Interdormitory Council (2, 3, 4):
Monogram Club (2); VMCA (1, 2. 3. 4); Dorm President (4); Student
Party (2. 3. 4): Tar Heels 'n Toes (3. 4); Class Officer (1); Tacketu
lack (t); N. C. Student Legislature (3. 4): Student Legislature (2.
Bane, Seymour Raleigh
.\.B. IN P0LITIC.\L SCIENCE. Zefa Beta Tuv : Student Legislature
Westport, Conn.
Zeta Beta Taw;
Benson
Third Row:
Barbanell, Arthur Loren
A.B. IN ENGLISH. Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Eta Sigtit
Card Board (3) ; HiUel (1. 2, 3. 4), Secretary (3, 4).
Barefoot, William Jefferson, Jr.
A.B. IN PSVCHOLOGY.
Barkley, Newton Buckner, Jr. New Orleans, La.
A.B. IN ECONONnCS. Beta Theta Pi. Secretao': Gorgon's Head (2. 3.
4); Interfraternity Council (2); Lacrosse (2. 3): Minataurs; Mono-
gram Club (2, 3).
Barrett, Hugh Martin Burlington
A.B. IN EDUCATION. Sigma Phi EpsUon.
Barrier, Cecil Lee Morganton
B.S. IN MEDICINE.
Barrj-, Patricia Anne Macon, Ga.
A.B. IN MATHEMATICS. Phi .U«.- Stray Greek.
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Senior
Fust Ruic:
Bartley, Robert Lynn
A.B. IN EDUCATION. Tlutu Chi: Iiileifraternity Council (3); YMCA
(1, 2); Vets Club (1).
Washington, Pa.
3); YMCA
Charlotte
Barton, Grandon Dillard, Jr.
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Alvha Kappa Psi.
Battle, Fred Gordon, Jr. Greensboro
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Pi Kappn Alpha: Phi Eta
Sigitw : Class Officer (4); Orientation Counselor (3); Student Legis-
lature {3. 4) : University Partv Representative (1, 2, 3, 4) : President's
Cabinet (I).
Beall, Louis Holcomb, Jr.
Winston-Salem
BS. IN DENTISTRY. Siima Xii: Monogram Club (1. 2. 3); Track (1.
2, 3, 4), Co-Captain (4).
Hillsboro
Beard, Helen Jones
A.B. IN EDUCATION. Kappa Dilta.
Beard, William Quinby, Jr. St. George, S. C.
B.S. IN CHEMISTRY. Phi Beta Kappa: Alpha (hi Sigma; Delia Phi
Alpha.
Second Row:
Beck, William David Statesville
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Thrta Chi. Secretary.
Bell, Dorothy Anne
Montgomer)', Ala.
A.B. IN SOCIOLOGY. Delta Delta Delta; YWCA (3. 4); University
Party. Secretary (3); SUAE. 2nd Vice-Preiident (4).
Bender, Malcolm Franklin
B.S. IN SCIENCE TEACHING.
PoUocksviUe
Benson, William David
Washington, D. C.
Benton, Anne Gary Wilmington
A.B. IN EDUCATION. Pi Beta Phi; Women's Residence Council (4);
YWCA (3. 4): Hockey Club (3, 4).
Berry, Benjamin Carroll, Jr.
Hertford
A.B. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE. Pi Kappa Alpha; Ba.seball, Manager
(I. 2); Dance Committee (3); Interfraternity Council (3); Monogram
Club (3. 4); Orientation Committee (4i; University Club (1, 2, 3).
President (3).
ThnJ Row:
Berry, Marvin Bryan Asheville
.\.B. IN RELIGION. Phi B,ta Kappa; Phi Eta Sigma.
Berryhill, James Collins Charlotte
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Alpha Kappa /'.m.
Berryhill, Jane Carol
Chapel Hi
A.B. IN EDUCATION. Pi Beta Phi; Glee Club (2. 31; Student Council
(3, 11; Town Girls' .-Association (2, 3, 4i; YWCA (2, 3. 4); W.\A
(3, 1); Interfailli Council (2, 3).
Blanchard, Clyde James, Jr. Rocky Mount
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Delta Sigma Pi.
Blair, Mary Anna
A.B. IN DRAMATIC ART. Playniakers (3. 4)
Monrce
Blake. John Allen Wildwood, N. J.
A.B. IN ECONOMICS. .Sf. Aiilho}iil Hall; NROTC.
ass
Boice, Wilbur Malcolm, Jr.
Blackley, Roy Talmadge Chapel Hill
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. YMCA (i).
Bland, Elmer Charles
Thomasville
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Phi Beta Kaiiixt: Beta (Irimma
Sigma; Alpha Kapp(t Psi.
Blocker, Joan Cromwell St. Petersburg, Fla.
A.B. IN SOCIOLOGY. Pi Beta Phi; YWCA (3, ir. Sweetheart of
Blythe, Samuel Legette Huntersville
A.B. IN ECONOMICS. Beta Theta Pi; Gorgon's Head; Stieiks.
Whiteville
A.B. IN PHILOSOPHY. Phi Mii Alpha; Phi Eta Sigma; Di Senate
(2, 3, 4); Glee Club (11; YMC.\ (1, 2. 3): Westminster Fellowship
(1, 2. 3, II; Chapel Hill Choral Club fl. 2. 3. 4).
Boling, Ronald Jackson Siler City
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Alpha Kappn Psi.
Boney, Gabriel, Jr. Wallace
A.B. IN ENGLISH. Phi Bita Kappa; Delta Phi Alpha.
Third Ro
Bobbitt, Leonard E.
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.
Bodenheimer, Jimmy Van
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.
Durham
Kernersville
Boone, Julia Claire
Bost, Edwin Norris
A.B. IN RADIO. Chi Phi.
Alexandria, Va.
Lincolnton
Bostian, Richard Lee Raleigh
A.B. IN MUSIC Phi ilu .Alpha; Band (1. 2. 3, 4); Cross Country
Second Row:
Boggan, Clayton Alexander, Jr. Pee Dee
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Laiiilitia Chi Alpha.
Bogle, Max Hines Albemarle
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.
Bohnenkamp, Patricia Ellen St. Louis, Mo.
A.B. IN PSYCHOLOGY. Alpha Delta Pi; Sigma Alpha Iota; Glee Club
(3, 4): SUAB Board (3); Women's Residence Council (3); YWCA
(3, 4).
Bottoms, John Edward
Margarettsville
Boushall, John Heck, Jr. Tampa, Fla.
B.S. IN BUSINESS AD.MINISTRATION. Phi Delta Theta, President
(2, 41; Interfraternity Council (1. 2. 3). President (4); Gimghoul (3.
4); Student Legislature (1); .\rnold .\ir Society (3, 4); Graham
Memorial Board of Directors (2).
Bowden, Ralph Hartman
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.
Mocksville
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lor
First Row:
Boyd, Robert Burwoll Statesville
A.B. IN ENGLISH. Phi Delta Theta; Football (1); Orientation (1, 2,
3); NROTC, Battalion Commander (4).
Boyle, Martha Ann Alton, 111.
A.B. IN DRAMATIC ARTS. Playmakers (3. 4); YWCA (3, 4); Can-
terbury Club (3, 4).
Bowden, Harold Carlton, Jr. Durham
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Basketball (1, 3, 4); Mono-
gram Club (4); VMCA (I, 2, 3).
Bradley, Harold John, Jr.
B.S. IN MEDICINE. Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Eta Sign
Greensboro
Bradley, Kent Palmer
B.S. IN CHEMISTRY. Phi Eta Sig}
C): Interfraternity Council (1,
Wrestling (1); YMCA (1, 2, 3, 4);
St. Petersburg, Fla.
la; Kappa Alpha; Daily Tar Heel
2) : Orientation Committee (2) :
13 Club (1. 2, 3, 4).
Bradshaw, Harvey Deakins Greenville
A.B. IN JOURNALISM. Delta Vpsilon; Dance Committee (4); Debate
Squad (2); Grail (2. 3, 4); Monogram Club (2. 3. 4); Order of Old
Well (3. 4); Wrestling (1, 2, 3, 4); Scabbard and Blade, President
(4) ; Semper Fidelis Society (3, 4).
Second Row:
Brady, Stephen Carroll
Tryon
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Phi Eta Sigma; Lambda Chi
Alpha; Interfraternity Council (1, 2. 3, 4); Student Legislature (3).
Brannan, Robert B.
A.B. IN ECONONnCS. Kappa Sit
Charlotte
Brantley, Paul Adams Charlotte
A.B. IN ECONOMICS. Basketball (1, 2).
Braxton, Al Joe Scotland Neck
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Delta Sigma Pi. President (4) ;
Interdormitory Council (3); Soccer (1, 2).
Breece, E. Virginia
Breeden, Richard Thomas, Jr.
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.
Third Row;
Bridger, Martha
Highlands
Board (3, 4) ;
Morganton
Bladenboro
A.B. IN ELEMENTARY EDUCATION. Alpha Gamma Delta; Glee Club
(3, 4); Student Government (3, 4); SUAE Board (4); YWCA (3, 4);
Baptist Student Union (3, 4).
Bright, Mont Jackson, Jr. Chapel Hill
B.S. IN GEOLOGY. Alpha Pi Omega.
Briney, Lucy Gray Madisonville, Ky.
A.B. IN SOCIOLOGY. Pi Beta Phi; Tarnation; YWCA (3, 4); Canter-
bury Club.
Brock, Mary Elizabeth Farmington
A.B. IN EDUCATION. YWCA (3, 4); Future Teachers of America (4).
Brooks, Henry Dwight
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.
Brooks, Jacqueline K.
A.B, IN JOURNALISM, Tarnation. Editor (4).
Monroe
Michigan Cit)', Ind.
iMiA^
Class
Brown, Celia Johnston Myrtle Beach, S. C.
A.B. IN ENGLISH. Card Board (3, 4); Glee Oub (3): Independent
Coed Board (3, II; Orientation Advisor: VWCA (3. 4).
Brown, Harry Elton Hillsboro
A.B. IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION. Track (1. 2, 3), Co-Captain (4);
Monogram Club (2. 3, 4).
Brown, James Shea Knoxville, Tenn.
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Delta Kappa Epsilon.
Brown, Jerry Clifton
A.B. IN CHEMISTRY. Alpha Epsilon Delta.
Brown, Mary Ida Asheville
A.B. IN EDUCATION. Chi Omega; Orientation Advisor (4); YWCA
Rich Square
Brown, Michael Dillard
Anderson, S. C.
B.S. IN BUSINESS AD.MINISTRATION. Chi Phi; Interdormitory
Council (2); Interfraternity Council (8); Orientation Committee (3);
Student Legislature (2) ; Arnold Air Society.
Second Row;
Brown, Robert Adrian
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADNHNISTRATION. Phi Beta Kappa; Beta Gamma
Sifjma; Interdormitory Council (4).
Brown, William Credle
Wilson
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Dailv Tar Heel (2, 3) ; Order
of Old Well (3. 4) ; Orientation Committee (2, 3, 4) ; Student
Legislature (2, 3, 4) ; Tarnation (1, 3) ; YMCA Secretary (2) ; Cabinet
(1, 2, 3, 4); Carolina Handbook (1, 2. 3. 4), Editor (2); Budget
Committee (3); Student Party (1, 2, 3); Orientation Counselor (2, 3).
Kinston
Bruton, Oren Douglas
Bruton, Robert Dehart Asheville
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Alpha Kappa Psi.
Bryan, Joseph Kinsley, Jr. Oxford
li.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.
Bryan, Mary Harvey
Nutley, N. J.
.\.B. IN HISTORY. Alpha Gamma Delta; Glee Club; SUAB Board,
Chairman of Music (2).
Third Row:
Bryant, Barry Wayne Annapolis, Md.
B.S. IN PHYSICS. Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Eta Sigma. Delta Phi
Alpha, President; Di Senate (4).
Buchanan, Pearle Long
Hend
ersonviUe
A.B. IN JOURNALISM. Delta Delta Delta; Dailv Tar Heel (4);
Yackety Yack (3); YWCA (3, 41.
Buchly, Ann Lane
Robersonville Buckalew, Vardaman Moore, Jr.
Bullock, William Riley, Jr.
Tryon
Mobile, Ala.
Bethel
Bumgarner, Ernest L.
Kannapolis
A.B. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE. Phi Kappa Sigma; Gymnastics (3);
Interdormitory Council (2) ; Lacrosse (3. 4) ; SUAB, Vice-President
(3, 4) ; Semper Fidelis Society, President (3, 4) ; Interfraternity
Council (3).
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enior
First Row:
Bumpous, Mary Jane
A.B. IX EDUCATION. Pi Beta Phi; SUAB Board (4) ; Women's Resi-
dence Council (4), Treasurer (4); Ya<-kety Yack (3); YWCA (3, 4),
Treasurer (I); Student Adviser (4): Dorm President (4).
St. Petersburg, Fla.
Washington, D. C.
Bunch, Jeanne
A.B. IN EDUCATION. Alpha Gamma Delta: Clieerleader (4); Uni-
versity Club (4); ^ Wc.\ (3, I): orientation Adv.ser 14).
Bundy, Robert Mayne, Jr.
High Point
A.B. IN ECONOMICS. Phi Gamma Delta; Consolidated University
Student Council (3, 4); Glee Club (1); Student Legislature (I);
Tennis (1); 13 Club (3, 4).
Bunting, Sylvia Lee
B.S. IN' MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY.
Washington, D. C.
Burch, Ehzabeth Owen Bronxville, N. Y.
A.B. IN ENGLISH. Chi Omi-fia : VWCA (31; WAA (4).
Burcham, Nancy Louise
Orlando, Fla.
A.B. IN EDUCATION. Pi Beta Phi; SUAB Board (3): Yacketi/ Yack
(3, 4); YWCA (3, 4), Membership Council (4); Newman Club; House
Council (3).
Burnstan, Rowland, Jr.
Paris, France
A.B. IN ROMANCE LANGUAGES. Phi Gamma Delta, President (4):
Ginighoul (1, 2, 3) ; Monogram Club (1, 2, 3) ; Soccer (1. 2. 3),
(apiain (1); Arnold Air Society; AFROTC.
Butler, Charles Donald
A.B. IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION.
Bussey, J. Hubert
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.
Cain, Charles Eugene
B.S. IN CHEMISTRY. Alpha Chi Sigma; Delta Upsilon; Alpha Phi
Umei/a. Treasurer (3i; Cross Country (2, 3); Interdormitory Council
(I, 2, 3. 4); Order of Old Well (3. 4); Track (1, 2, 3 ) ; IDC Court
(2, 3. 4), Chairman (4); BSU Council (1, 2, 3, 4).
Elizabeth City
Columbia, S. C.
Elizabethtown
Third Roic:
Cambron, Patricia Hooper
A.B. IN EDUCATION.
Cameron, Clinton H.
A.B. IN CHEMISTRY.
Campbell, Roy Bruce
A.B. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE. Ke
Asheville
Chapel Hill
Dawson, Ga.
(3); Wrestling (4); YMCA
Second Row:
Burgess, Barbara Fay
A.B. IN EDUCATION. Pi Beta Phi; Studeiit Adviser (4); House
Council (4); UN Committee (3); Campus Chest (31 : SUAB (3. 4):
YWCA (3).
Burney, Virgil Franklin
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.
Maplewood, N. J.
; House
(3. 4):
Ayden
Troy
Kinston
Capel, Arron Leon, Jr.
Cauley, Stephen William, Jr.
A.B. IN EDUCATION.
Carey, Jane T. Southern Pines
A.B. IN SOCIOLOGY. Chi Omega; Dally Tar Heel (3, 4). Society
Editor (41; YWC.\ (3. 41, Committee Chairman (4): University Party.
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Carmichael, Richard Cartwright
Durham
A.B. IN ENGLISH. SHiina Alpha Epsilon; Interfraternity Council (2);
Gimghoul (3. 4); Sheiks (2, 3, 4), President (3); Philosopliical Society
of 1789 (2, 3. 4).
Carr, Wilham Howard
B.S. IN BrSINKSS ADMINISTRATION. Sigma .V».
Miami, Fla
Carroll, Donald Gary
Chapel Hill
B.S. IN .MATHEMATICS. Alpha Tim Omega (3); Phi Eta Sigma; Phi
Beta Kappa; Delta Phi Alpha; Pi ilu Epsilon; Sheiks (1, 2, 3, 4);
Student Legislature (2, 3); Soccer (1, 4J ; Order of Old Well (4);
Semper Firtelis So::iety (3. 4): Town Men's Association (1. 2).
Caudle, Jon Thomas
Chance, William James
A.B. IN MCSIC. Glee Cluh (2, 3, I), President (4i.
Raleigh
Norfolk, Va.
Richmond, Va.
Chapin, Ann Mason
A.B. IN SOCIOLOGY. Delta Delta Delta; Student Council (4); Splash
Club (3); YWCA Vice-i-iCjiuent (4); \ alkyries (4).
Third Row:
Carson, Ernest Eugene
A.B. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE. Theta Chi.
Carswell, Jane Triplett
Statesville
Manchester
Chapman, John William
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.
Charlotte
Chappie, Dewitt, Jr. Middletown, Ohio
A.B. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE. Sigma .Vh,- Basketball (1), Freshman
Carter, Florence Bryan Atlanta, Ga.
A.B. IN ENGLISH. Phi Mil ; Stray Greek; YWCA (3, 4).
Stcoiid Row: "^
Carter, James Louis, Jr. Charlotte
A.B. IN JOURNALISM. Baseball (1, 2, 3, 4).
Carter, Janet Gordon
A.B. IN DRAMATIC ART. Delta Gi
Washington, D. C
'ima ; Playmakers; Stray CJreeks.
Cheney, Henry William, Jr. Florence, Ala.
A.B. IN RADIO. Phi Delta Theta; Communications Club (3, 4);
Orientation Committee (4): SU.\B Board (3, 4): WUNC Staff (3, 4).
Citrini, Richard Joseph Durham
A.B. IN HISIORY. Newman Club. \'ice-President (4).
Clark, Eugene Merrell
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.
Colerain
Casper, William Cecil China Grove
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Alpha Kappa Psi.
Clark, Neill Edwin
A.B. IN CHEMISTRY.
Fayetteville
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FinI Row:
Clarke, Elizabeth Coale Goldsboro
A.B. IN EDUCATION. Kappa Delta; Glee Club (3); SUAE Board (3.
4); Women's Council — Summer School (3;; Women's Residence Board
(3. *). Secretary (i) ; YWCA (3. i) .
Clement, Edward Henry
A.B. IN LAW. Sigma .Yii.
Clendenin, Kemp Cook, Jr. Greensboro
B.S. IN BUSINESS AD.MINISTRATION. Sigma Chi; VMCA: AFROTC.
Clontz, Luther Hall Morganton
B.S. IN .MEDICINE. Phi Beta Kappa; Alpha Epsilon Delta.
Cochran, William Iran, Jr. Swan Quarter
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Alpha Tan Omega.
Salisbury Cody, Louie Hamilton
Paint Rock
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Student Legislature (4) ; Dorm
President (3); Interdormitory Council (2).
Thiid Row:
Clodfelter, Harvey, Jr.
A.B. IN CHEMISTRY.
Thomasville
Coe, William James
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.
Greensboro
Clifton, Benton Franklin, Jr. Raleigh
A.B. IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION. Baseball (1. 2, 3); Soccer (1).
Coleman, Curtis Cortez Winston-Salem
A.B. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE. Chi Psi; Track (1); University Club
Clinard, David Marion
Winston-Salem
A.B. IN PRE-LAW. St. Anthony Hall; Phi Beta Kappa; Student
Legislature (3); Tarnation (3); Orientation Counselor (3); AFROTC
(1, 2,8).
Coleman, Wade Hapton, III
A.B. IN MATHE.MATICS. Plii Eta Sign
Kappa Epsilon : NROTC.
Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Alpha Phi Omega; Delta
Second Roir:
Cline, Gene Nolen
B.S. IN CHEMISTRY, .ilphu Chi Sigina; AFROTC.
Concord
Cline, Robert Seitz
B.S. IN MEDICINE. Lutlit
urer (2).
Hickory
;in Student .Association {1, 2, 3, 4), Treas-
Cloninger, Ambrose Wilkes, Jr.
B.S. IN BUSINESS EDUCATION. BSU Council.
Bessemer City
Collins, Lois Fleming
Nashville
A.B. IN EDUCATION. Delta Delta Delta; YWCA (3), Cabinet (4);
W.\A Council (4); Student Adviser (4); Yackety Yack (4); Wrestling
Collins, Raymond Davis
Myrtle Beach, S. C.
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Sigma Chi; Golf; Gymnastics
(1) : .\FROTC.
Colson, John Grady, Jr.
Greensboro
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Connelley, Robert Lee Green Raleigh
A.B. IN FRENCH. Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Beta Kappa; Pi Delta Phi.
Charleston, S. C.
Alpha Epsiloii.
Arlington, Va.
Club (3): Women's Resi-
<4) : Valkyries (4).
Winston-Salem
Conner, Henry W.
A.B. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE.
Cook, Emily Adams
A.B. IN ENGLISH. Alpha Delta Pi; Gle<
dence Council (3); YWCA (3). Secretary
Cook, Gerald Wilson
.\.B. IN ENGLISH. Alpha Phi Omeaa ; Siama Chi; Interdormiton'
Council (1, 2. 3. i): Order of Golden Bear (2, 3); Order of Old Well
(4); Orientation Committee (3, 4); Publications Union Board (3. 4);
Soccer il): Student Government Officer (4): Student Legislature (1,
2. 3): Sl'.\B Board (3): Chairman of Elections Board (3): Chairman
of Budget Committee (4): IDC Court (3); President's Cabinet (4);
University Party (3, 4) ; NROTC.
Cook, Mary Bascom Highlands
A.B. IN SOCIOLOGV. Alpha Delta Pi
Adviser (4): VWC.A (3. 4). Cabinet (4)
ation Club (4); WAA Council (4); I
Tack (4).
Cook, Thomas Eugene Fayetteville
A.B. IN HISTORY. Carolina Forum (3, 4) ; Carolina Political Union
(3. 4); Debate Council (1): Di Senate (1. 2. 3. 4): Grail (3. 4):
N. C. Student Legislature (2, 3, 4); Order of Old Well (4): Student
Legislature (1, 2, 3); Student Party; Canterbury Club (2, 3. 4);
Orientation Counselor (2): .\mphoterothen Society (3. 4i.
Glee Club (3) ; Orientation
House Council (3. 4) : Recre-
liversity Party (3) ; Yacketi/
Second Row:
Corey, James Richard
B.S. IX BUSINESS ADXUNISTRATIOX.
Comwell, Janet
Winterville
Southern Pines
Costner, James Ray, Jr. Charlotte
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.
Cover, Curtis Coleman Hagerstown, Md.
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Alpha Kappa Psi.
Covington, William Clyde, Jr.
Wagram
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Phi Gamma Delta; DaUy Tar
Heel (1); University Club (2. 3); YMCA (1. 2); 13 Club (2, 3, 4).
Cowcll, Russell Sholar Raleigh
A.B. IN ECONOMICS. St. Anthony Hall; Class Executive Committee
(4); Class Officer (4); Interfraternity Council (3. 4); Orientation
Counselor (2. 3. 4) ; Phi Assembly (1. 2) ; Publications Union Board
(3. 4); Soccer (1); University Party (3, 4); Yackety Yaek (3, 4),
Business Manager (3. 4): YMCA (1, 2, 3, 4); NROTC (1. 2, 3. 4).
Third Row:
Cox, Carl Walter
A.B. IN SOCIOLOGY. BSU.
Cozart, Janet Riley
A.B. IN SOCIOLOGY. Chi Omega; TarnatioH (4): YWCA (3. 4
Chapel Hill
Wilson
Crain, Mary Helen
Durham
Cranford, Dwight Little Albemarle
A.B. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE. Interdormitory Council (3).
Crater, James Bruce, Jr.
Creuser, Kenton Bowers
Raleigh
Avondale Estates, Ga.
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Phi Gamr,
Kappa: Track (1); Arnold Air Society (3, 4).
Delta; Phi Beta
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Crews, James Philip Winston-Salem
A.B. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE. Tennis (1, 2, 3).
Crittenden, Charles Christopher Raleigh
A.B. IN' PHILOSOPHY. Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Eta Sigma; Interdoinii-
ton' Council (3, 4) ; Tarnation (4) ; Chess Team (1. 2. 3. 4).
Crone, William Gerald Balfour
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.
Cross, Edith Graham Yarborough
Gatesville
A.B. IN SCIENCE TEACHING. Pi Beta Phi; Student Legislature (3);
SUAB Board (3); YWCA (4): Canterbury Club (3); House Council
(3).
Curtis, Robert Edward Marion
B.S. IN MATHEMATICS. Theta Chi; Alpha Phi Omega; Band (1. 2, 3).
Dale, Fred Jones, Jr.
Hickory
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Eta Sig-
ma; Sigma Chi; Ba.seball (1, 2, 3, 4): Basketball (2); Carolina Political
Union (3) ; Class Officer. President (3) ; German Club (3) : Grail (3. 4) ;
Men's Council (3); Monogram Club (2, 3. 4); University Club (2, 3, 4).
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Second Row:
D'Aleo, Stella Diana
A.B. IN RADIO. Communications Club (3, 4) ; Cosmopolitan Club (3) ;
Independent Coed Board (3. 4); Orientation Advisor (4); University
Club (3, 4) ; YWCA (3, 4) ; WUNC Staff.
Dameron, William Henry Goldsboro
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Kappa Sigma; Minataurs;
Lacrosse (3, 4); Orientation Counselor (4): Wrestling (1).
Daniel, Billie A.
A.B. IN ENGLISH. Alpha Delta Pi; YWCA (3. 4).
Waynesboro, Ga.
Daniel, Mary Ellen
\.ti. IN SPANISH. Fi Beta Phi
Charleston, S. C.
Panhellenic Council (4); YWCA.
Daniels, Eugene O'Brian
B.S. IN BUSINESS AD.MINISTRATION.
Merry Hill
Dantzler, Bobby Webber
Burlington
IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Chi Psi; Football, Manager
Arnold Air Society; AFROTC Drill Team (2).
7 h/id Row:
Darnell, Louis Arthur Astoria, Ore.
B.S. IN PHYSICS. Delta Phi Alpha; Football (1); Monogram Club (1,
2. :i. 4) ; Track (1).
Davis, Charlotte Lambert
Chapel Hill
.\.B. IN FRENCH. Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Delta Phi; Carolina Forum
(4); Carolina Quarterly/ (I, 2, 3, 4), Editor; Cosmopolitan Club (2);
Di Senate (2, 3, 4), President; Playmakers (1, 2, 3); Canterbury Club
(2).
Phi Eta Sigi
High Point
la; Alpha Chi
Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
Davis, George Thomas
B.S. IN CHEMISTRY. Phi Beta Kappa
Sigma; Delta Phi Alpha.
Davis, Michael Kay
A.B. IN JOURNALISM. Sigma Nu; Scabbard and Blade; Arnold Air
Society; Interfraternity Council (4); Lacrosse (2, 3); Monogram Club
(2. 3, 4).
Davis, Nancy Elizabeth Rainelle, W. Va.
A.B. IN ECONOMICS. Pi Beta Phi; Glee Club (3); SUAB (3, 4);
YWCA (3. 4); Student Party (3, 4); Orientation Advisor (4); Canter-
bury Club (3, 4).
Davis, Sara Kate
Graham
A.B. IN RECREATION. Playmakers (3. 4) ; YWCA (3, 4) ; Tar Heels
n Toes (3): Modern Dance Club (3); Recreation Club (3. 4).
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Davis, William Lyle Henderson
A.B. IN EDUCATION. Dorm Kepieseiitative ; Inteniormitory Council
(3): Dorm Presiflent (4i.
Deaton, Fred Hyams, Jr. Statesville
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Pi Kappa Alpha; Interfra
ternity Council (3).
Desmond, Joan Theresa
Charlotte
A.B. IN ENGLISH. Alpha Gamma Delta; Student Legislature (3. i) :
SUAE Board (3, 4) ; YWCA Cabinet (4).
Dorsett, Mary Minerva Ridgewood, N. J.
A.B. IN EDUCATION. Chi Omeija; Eta Delta; Women's Residence
Board (4); Yarketii Yarl; (3); YWCA (3, 4).
Dowd, Herbert R., Jr. Charlotte
A.B. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE. Kappa Sigma.
Dowd, Roddey Charlotte
A.B. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE. Sigma Chi; Oerman Club Executive
(2); Gimghoul (3, 4); Student Legislature (1): 13 Club (2. 3. 4).
Second Row:
Dula, James Braxton, Jr. Lenoir
A.B. IN SPANISH.
Duls, Charles Henr)', Jr. Charlotte
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Lambda Chi Alpha.
Durham, William M. Roaring River
A.B. IN EDUCATION. YMCA (2).
Early, Walter Jackson Rocky Mount
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.
Earnhardt, John Clifford, Jr. Chapel Hill
Eason, Leslie Frank, Jr. Snow Hill
A.B. IN HISTORY. Cosmopolitan Club (2. 3. 4); YMCA (2. 3. 4).
Third Row:
Eason, Stella
A.B. IN EDUCATION. Chi Omcffa.
Ebert, George Donald
Tarboro
Kernersville
Einstein, Arthur William, Jr. State College, Pa.
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Zeta Beta Tail; Basketball (1.
2. 3. 4), Manager; Debate Squad (1); Lacros.se (3. 4); Men's Council
(3. 4); Monogram Club (3, 4); Order of Golden Bear (2. 3. 4i. Presi-
dent (31; Tarnation (3. 4). Associate Editor (4); University Club (2);
Orientation Counselor (3. 4).
Eisele, Dolores Margaret
Statesville
B.S. IN MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY. Independent Coed Board (3. 4),
Secretary-Treasurer (3); Orientation Committee (4); YWC.\ (3, 4).
Flam, William Ray Candor
A.B. IN EDUCATION. Lambda Chi Alpha.
Filer, Lewis Baxter, Jr. Granite Quarry
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.
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Emory, Samuel Thomas Chapel Hill
A.B. IX GEOGRAPHY. Kappa Stoma ; Phi Eta Sigma; Soccer (3, 4).
England, Harold Franklin Kings Mountain
A.B. IN DRAMATIC ART. Playmakers (2, 3. 4).
Ennis, Lloyd Burton
A.B. IN FRENCH. Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Eta Siiima; Pi Delta Ph
President (4) ; Cosmopolitan Club; French Club.
Salisbury
Delta Phi,
Walhalla, S. C.
Epps, Jerry Floyd, Jr.
A.B. IN JOURNALISM. Dailv Tar Heel (4) ; Press Club (3). Presi-
dent (4).
Estes, Vail in Dayton, Jr.
Raleigh
A.B. IN L.\TIN. Phi Beta Kappa; N. C. Student Legislature Delegate
(3, 4); Phi .\ssembly (3, 4); Student Legislature (3, 4); Elections
Board (3. 4); Student VestO' d. 2).
Eure, Thaddeus Armie, Jr.
Second Row:
Evans, Andre
A.B. IN LAW. BSU: Young Democrats.
Evans, William Stuart
Raleigh
Ahoskie
Robbins
B.S. IN ECONOMICS. Zeta Psi; Gorgon's Head (2, 3,~4) ; German
Club (4): Minataurs (2. 3. 4); Phil, of 1789 (2. 3, 4): Grail Award,
Outstanding Intramural Athlete (3).
Ewing, Arnold Exum
A.B. IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION. Football (1).
Faggart, Billy Eugene
B.S. IN MATHEMATICS.
Farmer, Thomas Albert, Jr.
B.S. IN MEDICINE. Alpha Epsilon Delta; Phi Beta Kappa.
Durham
Concord
Smithfield
Faust, Helen DeEtte Asheboro
A.B. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE. Alpha Delta Pi; SUAB (3): Swim-
ming (3): Yaeketi/ Yack (3, 4); May Day Committee (3); Panhellenic
Thud Rot'.-:
Fearing, Woodson Bradford Manteo
A.B. IN RADIO. Pi Kappa Alpha; 13 Club (2, 3. 4).
Fearrington, Eric Lindsay Kernersville
B.S. IN MEDICINE. Phi Gamma Delta; Phi Beta Kappa; Dance Com-
mittee (3); Orientation Counselor (3).
Ferrell, George Dallas Durham
A.B. IX POLITICAL SCIENCE. Sigmn Alpha Epsilon.
File, Norman Luther Salisbury
A.B. IN CHE^^STRY.
Finley, Howard Bradley, Jr. Bangor, Maine
A.B. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE. Pi Alpha Sigma.
Fitzgerald, Henri Ann Princeton
A.B. IN EDUCATION. Pi Beta Phi; Yackett/ Yack (3) ; YWCA (3, 4).
i^i^
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Fleming, Anne Weber
Raleigh
A.B. IN HISTORY. Alpha Gamma Delta; Dance Committee (4); Glee
Club (4); Panhellenic Council (4); AFROTC Sponsor (3, 4).
Fleming, William Benjamin
B.S. IX GEOLOGY.
Flowers, Jimmy Rogers
A.B. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE. Sigma Phi Epsilou: Track (1
Canyon Creek, Mont.
Clayton
Folger, Ann
High Point
A.B. IN EDUCATION. Alpha Delta Pi; Cosmopolitan Cub (3, 4); Glee
Club (3, 4); Orientation Advisor (4); YWCA (3. )); House Council
(3); Wesley Foundation (3, 4).
Forrest, Phyllis Irene
Hillsboro
A.B. IN EDUCATION. Alpha Delta Pi; Cosmopolitan Club (3, 4) ;
Orientation Advisor (41: Yacketi/ Yack (3, 4); YWCA 13. 41.
Fowler, Charles Franklin Pilot Mountain
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Pi Kappa Alpha.
Second Row:
Frazier, Thomas Howard Winston-Salem
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Sigma Chi.
Fredere, Francis Bolton, Jr. Council
A.B. IN EDUCATION. Beta Theto Phi; Football (1. 2, 3. 4); Mono-
gram Club (2. 3, 4).
French, John Emmet
A.B. IN ECONOMICS. Chi Phi.
Southern Pines
Baltimore, Md.
Friedman, Charles Aryal
A.B. IN CHEMISTRY. Tau Epsilon Phi (2, 3, 4) ; Lacrosse (2, 3, 4) :
-Monogram Club (2. 3. 4).
Futch, Franklyn Porter
A.B. IN ECONOMICS. Chi Phi
Lake Wales, Fla.
Gallant, Sally Wesley Raleigh
A.B. IN SOCIOLOGY. Delta Delta Delta; Card Board (3, 4); YWCA
Gant, Jessemine Burlington
A.B. IN HISTORY. Delta Delta Delta; YWCA (3, 4).
Gant, Joan Gray Atlanta, Ga.
A.B. IN MATHEMATICS. Pi Beta Phi; Cheerleader (4) ; YWCA (3, 4) ;
Phi Assembly.
Gasque, Rosalyn Ann
A.B. IN ZOOLOGY. Pi Beta Phi: YWCA (3, 4).
Rockingham
Wilson
Gauss, G. Edward, Jr.
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Zeta Psi : Orientation Com-
mittee (4) ; 13 Club (2, 3, 4) : University Party (2).
Gentry, James Earl
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. YMCA (2, 3).
Roxboro
Asheville
George, Mary Lee
A B. IN PSYCHOLOGY. Cosmopolitan Club (3, 4); Glee Oub (3);
YWCA (3, 4); Modern Dance Club (3).
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First Row:
Gerlach, Nancy Martha Evanston, III.
A.B. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE. Phi Sigmn Alpha: Orientation Ad-
visor (4); Student Legislature (4); Giris' Tennis Club (3, 4); WAA;
Orchestra (3. 4).
Gibbon, Robert L., II
Charlotte
B.S. IM BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Go
son's Head (3. 4); Minataurs (2. 3, 4).
Gleitz, Harold Dagner
Jacksonville
Burlington
A.B. IN RADIO. Phi Kappa fii'imn : Communications Club (3> ; YMCA
(1, 2, 3, 4) ; WUNC Staff (3. 4) ; XROTC.
Glenn, Robert Wilson
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADiXONISTRATION. Lambda Chi Alpha; Inter-
fraternity Council (3. 4) ; Orientation Committee (3) ; Student Legis-
lature (1, 2, 3); University Club (1, 2); Student Audit Board.
Chairman.
Godwin, Bobby Eugene Erwin
A.B. IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION. Track (4); YMCA (4).
Goforth, Bobby Camp Rutherfordton
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Phi Kappa Sigma: Card
Board (1. 2, 3); Dance Committee (1): Interfrnternity Council (3, 41;
University Club (3, 4).
Second Row:
Goldfarb, Carl
A.B. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE. Tall Epsilon Phi.
Golightly, Horace Hugh
A.B. IN RADIO. Delta Vpsilon. President (4); WUNC (3).
Charlotte
Charlotte
Kinston
Gooding, Lewis Carlton
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Sigma Phi Kpsilnn : University
Symphony.
Gorham, Robert Diggs, Jr.
Rocky Mount
A.B. IN HISTORY. Delta Kappa Epsilon; Carolina Forum (2); Con-
solidated University Student Council (4) ; Golden Fleece (3. 4) ;
Intrfraternity Council (1, 2, 3) ; Order of Old Well (3. 4) ; Orienta-
tion Committee (3); Soccer (1); Student Body President (4); Stu-
dent Legislature (1, 2); Orientation Chairman (3); Grail (3. 3. 4).
Green, Janet MacNeill Chapel Hill
A.B. IN F.NGLISH. Kappa Delta; Modern Dance Club, President (3).
Gregory, Arthur Wynns, Jr. Halifax
B.S. IN PHYSICS. Zetri Psi; Wrestling (2, 3). Co-Captain (4); Mono-
gram Club (3, 4).
Third Row:
Gregory, Carl Reeves
Gresham, Alpheus Johnson, Jr.
U.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.
Griffin, Archie Lee
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.
Griffin, Maynard Stuart
B.S, IN BI'SINK.SS ADMINISTRATION.
Grimes, William Gardner
A.B. IN POLITICAL .SCIENCE. Dailii Tar Heel (1. 2. 3
(1. 2. 3): Tarnation (U; YMCA (r. 2, 3).
Candler
3, 4^ ; Interdormitory Council
Durham
Monroe
Louisburg
Smithfield
; Glee Club
Grodsky, Leonard Herbert
A.B. IN PSYCHOLOGY. Phi Beta Kappa: Phi Etn
Epsilon Phi: Playmakers (1, 2, 3, 4); YMCA (1, 2. 3, 4
Durham
Sigma ; Tau
Jfei^iiti^ ^
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Fh-ff Row:
Gross, Edward Bailey
Harrisburg, Pa.
A.B. IN RELIGION. St. Autlionii Hall; Class Officer. President (2):
German Club (2, 3) ; Gimghoul (2, 3, 4) ; Golden Fleece (3, i) ; Grail
<2. 3, 1) : Interfraternity Council (4) ; Order of Old Well (3, 4) ;
Orientation Committee (2); Soccer (2, 3): Student Council (3. 4);
Student Government Officer, Secretary-Treasurer (3); Student Legis-
lature (1. 2. 3): NROTC; Amphoterothen; Scabbard and Blade.
Haire, Edgar Bennett
R.S. IN' BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. AKROTC.
Hall, Margaret Ellen
Wake Forest
Moncks Corner, S. C.
Grubb, Zane Austin
A.B. IN ENGLISH,
Gulledge, James Lee, Jr.
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Pi Kiipvu Pin: Band (1);
Glee Club (1, 2. 3i; Interfraternity Council (1).
Goldsboro
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Baseball (1); Dance Com-
mittee (3, 4): Grail (3. 41; Interdnrmitorv Council (2. 31. President
(4); Student Legislature (3. 4): Dorm President (2); Student Govern-
ment Executive Council (4); Student Party (3, 4); Interdormitory
Council Court (2).
Gutierrez, Margaret Elizabeth Chapel Hill
A.B. IN EDUCATION. Sigmn Alpha Iota: Town Girls' Association
(1. 2. 3), President (4).
B.A. IN ENGLISH. Kappa Delta: DaiUi Tar Hi'cl (4)
Yarketij Yack (4); YWCA (3, 4).
Hamby, George W.
A.B. IN CHEMISTRY.
Hamilton, Donald James
A.B. IN ART. Sinma Phi Epsilon :
Monogram Club (4); ROTC.
Elizabeth town
Salyersville, Ky.
ition (4) :
Salisbury
Fairfield, Conn.
Band (1, 2, 3, 4); Baseball (2, 3);
Gurley, Walter Dallas, Jr.
Third Rotr:
Hanes, John Jacob Charlotte
A.B. IN HISTORY. Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
Haney, James Lawton, Jr. Glenwood
A.B. IN HISTORY. Phi Beta Kappa: Alpha Phi Omega: Golden Fleece
(.I, 4); Order of Old Well (3. 4): Playmakers (1. 2); Student Legis-
lature (3); YMCA (2, 3); Lutheran Student Association (I, 2. 3, 4).
President (3> : Inter-Faith Council (2, 3. 4). President (3. 4); Orien-
tation Committee (2),
Habel, Marilyn
A.B. IN HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE. Phi Beta Kappa.
Alpha Delta Pi: Cheerleader (1. 2. 4); Consolidated University
Student Council, Secretan-Treasurer (3): Order of Old Well (3. 4)'.
Executive Committee (4); Orientation Committee (4): Town Girls'
A.ssociation (1. 2, 3 -I I : X'alkyries (3), Secretary (4); Women'.s
Council (2, 3, 4); YWCA (2. 3, 4), President (4); U. N. Committee
(3) : Graham Memorial Board of Directors (2) ; BSU (2. 3, 4) ;
Orientation Adviser f3).
Chapel Hill Harbin, Ned F., Jr.
Anderson, S. C.
Monogram Club; Soccer, Head Man-
Second Row:
Haddock, Samuel Thompson
A.B. IN CHEMISTRY. Chi Phi
ager (1).
Haire, Eddie Eldridge High Point
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Alpha Kappa Psi: Monogram
Club (3. 4); Track (1, 2, 3, 4),
Winston-Salem
A,B, IN SPANISH, Kappa Alpha. Officer (2): Track, Varsity (1, 2);
YMCA (3, 4), President (4); AFROTC Band, Drum Major (1, 2);
AFROTC (1, 2, 3, 4); Student Government Audit Board (2); UMOC
(2); Spanish Club (2, 3, 4), Vice-President (4); President's Executive
Committee (4),
Hardeman, Louise Stone
.\.B. IN ENGLISH.
Harley, Donald Lee
Chapel Hill
Haddonfield, N. J.
Harney, Beverly Ruth Nyack, N. Y.
B.A. IN HISTORY. Basketball. Chairman (3) ; Independent Coed
Board, Secrelarj-Treasurer (4;.
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First Row:
Harrison, Samuel Carlyle Durham
Harper, Curtis Vinson Albany, Ga.
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Kappa Sigma; Sheiks (2. 3.
4); University Club (3).
Harper, Thomas Wingate Snow Hill
A.B. IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION. Sigma ,V».
A.B. IN SOCIOLOGY. Glee Club (3): YMCA (1, 2, 3>.
Hart, Franklin Augustus, Jr. Honolulu, Hawaii
A.B. IN HISTORY. Alpha Tau Omega: Lacrosse (2); 13 Club (2);
NROTC (1); Semper Fidelis (3, 4).
Hart, Sidney Allen, Jr. Kinston
Harris, Anne Stewart Sewanee, Tenn.
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. YMCA (1, 2).
A.B. IN ZOOLOGY. Alpha Gamma Delta: YWCA (3, 4); Orchestra
(4>: Canterbury Club (3. 4).
Third Rotr:
Harris, Arlen Gwyn Winston-Salem
A.B. IN COMMERCE. Sigma Chi; Band (1, 2).
Hartford, Carolyn Gwyn Martinsville, Va.
Harris, George Davis Henderson
A.B. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE. Alplia Delta Pi: SUAB BOARD (3, 4);
YWCA. Cabinet Member.
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Phi Beta Kapp<i: Band (1, 2).
Hartsell, Charles Jacob, Jr. Oakboro
Harris, Janet Raleigh
A.B. IN CHEMISTRY.
A.B. IN JOURNALISM. Delta Delta Delta; Dance Committee (3);
Student Entertainment Committee (3); YWCA (3); SUAB (3).
Hartsell, Otis, Jr. Kannapolis
Second Row:
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Gymnastics (2, 3). Co-Captain
(4); Monogram Club (2, 3, 4).
Harris, John Henry, Jr. Norfolk, Va.
A.B. IN MATHEMATICS.
Hartzog, Delores Ann Raleigh
A.B. IN ENGLISH. Delta Delta Delta; Cheerleader (4); Splash Club
(3, 4); Tennis Team (4); Golf Club; Women's Council. Summer Ses-
sion; Yaeketp Yack Beauty Court (3); YWCA (3. 4); Football (3, 41.
Harris, Snethen Philip, Jr. Henderson
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Phi Eta Sigma.
Hathcock, Bobby Garvin Badin
A.B. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE. Football (2); Golf (1).
Harrison, Mary Jane Montgomery, Ala.
A.B. IN SOCIOLOGY. Kappa Delta. President (4); DaOij Tar Heel
(4); YWCA (3, 4); Panhellenic Council.
Haughton, Gerald Lawrence Charlotte
B.S. IN GEOLOGY.
CI
ass
Hauser, Richard Fairell
Winston-Salem
ma Pi; YMCA (1.
Morganton
Hawes, John R. B., Jr.
A.B. IN RADIO. Sigma Phi Epsilon: Communications Club (3. 4);
Interfraternity Council (2, 3, 4) ; Interfrafernity Court (3. 4) ; Editor.
Interfraternity Handboolt (4): Student Legislature (2, 3); Audit
Board (4); WUNC Staff (3, 4); Orientation Counselor (4); University
Party (2. 3. 4).
Hawfield, Beverly Mason
Hawks, William Atwood, III
Hays, Laura Madura
A.B. IN JOURNALISM. Ch.i Omega.
Hayes, Marion Jean
A.B. IN EDUCATION. Card Board (3. 4): DaUy Tar Heel (3);
Orientation Advisor (4); VWCA (3). Cabinet (4); Modern Dance
Club (3, 4).
Washington, D. C.
man Club (3) ;
Mount Airy
Baseball (2);
Durham
Durham
Secoud Row:
Headlee, James Orndoff
Asheville
3), President (4);
Heard, Connie Anne Kirkwood, Mo.
A.B. IN ENGLISH. Alvha Chi Omega; SUAE Board (3. 4).
Helms, John Robert Albemarle
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Theta Chi: Carolina Political
Union (3); Football (2); Lacrosse (1); Soccer (I, 3); YMCA (3. 4).
Helton, Charles Jerry Yadkinville
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.
Helton, Samuel H., Jr. Statesville
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.
Hendee, Mary Leigh Atlanta, Ga.
A.B. IN ENGLISH. Alpha Delta Pi; VWCA (3, 4).
Third Row:
Hendrick, Conan Doyle, Jr. Shelby
A.B. IN CHEMISTRY.
Hendrick, Nell Gold Shelby
A.B. IN EDUCATION.
Hernandez, Francisco Ernesto Oriente, Cuba
A.B. IN RADIO.
Hethcock, William Hoover Thomasville
A.B. IN FRENCH. Pi Delta Phi; Glee Club (1, 2);
Interfaith Council (2. 3); Canterbury Club (2,
Association (3, 4).
Hickman, Charles Wesley, Jr. Charlotte
A.B. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE.
Hickman, Eddie Powell Enfield
A.B. IN PHILOSOPHY. Pi Kappa Alpha: Glee Club (2), President (4).
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Hicks, Buck Jones
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION,
Oxford
Faison
Hicks, Mary Alice
A.B. IN HISTORY. Chi Omega, President (4); Basketball (3, 4);
Consolidated University Student Council (3. 4) ; YWCA (3, 4) ;
Hockey Club (3. 4); Panhellenic Council (3, 4).
Higgins, Charles William, Jr. Tabb, Va.
A.B. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE. Phi Ginnmii Deltri : Cross Country (1,
2. 3). Captain (4); Monogram Club (3. 4); Track (1. 2, 3, 4).
Hileman, Bernie Elizabeth
A.B. IN EDUCATION. Aliilia Gammti Ih
Hill, Eugene David, Jr.
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.
Hill, Harriet Fleming
A.B. IN SOCIOLOGV. Plii Mu: Orientati
Second Row:
Holder, Brooks Corneilious, Jr.
A.B. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE. Chi Psi
Holland, Dwight Myers
A.B. IN ART.
Kannapolis
Winston-Salem
iiri Alpliii Kpxilon.
Newnan, Ga.
Winston-Salem
Union Grove
Holleman, Jane Blue Dublin, Ga.
AB IN RELIGION. Iiflln Drlta Delta; Golf Club (3, 4); Orientation
Advisor (1); SCAB Board (3, 4); Dorm Council (3, 4).
HoUiday, Joseph Gary, Jr.
.\.n. IN POLITK AL SCIENCE.
Hollifield, Bert Edison
U.S. IN EDUCATION.
Raleigh
Bostic
HoUingsworth, John William College Heights Estates, Md.
ThirJ Row:
Holmes, Elise Russell
A.B. IN SOCIOLOGY.
Fernandina, Fla.
Holoman, Laura MacDonald Raleigh
B S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Card Board (3); SUAE (3, 4);
YWC.\ 13. 4): Baptist Student Union; Audit Board.
Holmes, Fred William Wilmington
B.S. IN BUSINESS .\DMINISTRATION. Delta fiigma Pi.
Holt, Andrew S., Ill Chapel Hill
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Phi Eta SifDiia: Wrestling
Holt, Doris M.
A.B. IN EDUCATION.
Chapel Hill
Holt, William Bruce, Jr. Durham
A.B. IN SOCIOLOGY. Baseball (1. 2, 3. 4); Interdorniitory Council
(I): Monogram Club (2. 3. 4); Dorm President (41; Arnold Air
Society (3, 4); University Club (4); AROTC (1. 2, 3. 4); Scabbard
and Blade Honorary Society (4).
tt^k^
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First Row:
Homes, Garland Richard
A.B. IN ZOOLOGY. Phi Gam
(1, 2. 3. i).
Honeycutt, Martha Neal
A.B. IN EUL'CATION. Alpha Gumma Delta: Glee Club (4); SUAB
Board (3, 4); Yacketu Yark (3); YWCA (4); Future Teadiers of
America (4); WAA Council (3, 4); Canterbury Club (3).
Washington
Delia: Basketball (I, 2); 13 Club
Oak Ridge
Hood, Roger Alan
Chestnut Hill, Pa.
A.B. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE. Chi Psi, President (4) ; Interfraternity
Council (2, 3, 4); Men's Council (4); Track (1); Orientation Coun-
selor (2, 3).
Hook, Robert Franklin
B.S. IN PRE-MED. Kappa Siijma; Gymnastics (1).
Raleigh
Hoots, Sidney Francis Winston-Salem
A.B. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE. Sigma Chi; Orientation Counselor (2).
Hoover, Melba Beck Winston-Salem
A.B. IN EDUCATION.
Second Ro!r:
Hoover, Richard Lindsay Winston-Salem
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Card Board (3, 4).
Hopkins, Edmund Baxter Winston-Salem
A.B. IN CHEMISTRY. Pi Kuppa Phi.
Hoppe, H. Allan Charlotte
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. .Si;/«in Chi.
Home, Nancy Oalene Norton, Va.
A.B. IN PSYCHOLOGY, .ilpha Gamma Delta; N. C. Student Legis-
lature (3); Orientation Chairman (4); Student Legislature (3); SUAB
Board (3), President (4); Valkyries (3), Treasurer (4); YWC.\ (3, 4);
Glee Club (3) ; WAA Secretary (4).
Horton, Phin, III
Winston-Salem
Phi Assembly (1. 2); Student Ciovernment Officer
Legislature (3, 41 ; Amplioterothen (3, 4); IKC Court Cha
Attorney General (3).
Houghton, Anthony John
Newark, N. J.
Third Row:
House, Walter Odesly
Tarboro
A.B. IN ZOOLOGY. Pi Kappa Alpha; Interfraternity Council (3);
Swimming (1); 13 Club (3).
Howard, Carl Fisher
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.
Howard, Charles Summerill
A.B. IN SOCIOLOGY.
Howard, Florence Katherine
.\.B. IN SOCIOLOGY.
Howard, Wiley Perry, III
A.B. IN ENGLISH. Carolina Quarterly (1); Glee Club (1, 2); Canter-
bury Club (2, 3, 4), President (4); Elections Board (1, 2); ACU (3, 4).
Charlotte
YWCA (4); Press Club
Roseboro
Charlotte
Dunn
Fuquay Springs
Hoyle, Edna Dell
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Firsl Row:
Hubbard, Robert Leroy Washington, D. C.
B.S. IN PHYSICS. Tennis (1, 3); Qiess Team (1, 3, 4), President
Soutliern Intercollegiate Chess Association (3. 4).
Sunbury
Snow Hill
Asheville
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. BSU Treasurer (3); Christian
Education Committee, Chairman (4).
Hudgins, John Simeon
A.B. IN EDUCATION. Phi Eta Sigma.
Hughes, James R.
A.B. IN CHEMISTRY.
Hughes, Robert Adam
Huie, Anne Pressly
A.B. IN EDUCATION. Alpha Gamma Delta; SUAE Board (4): Y'WCA
(3, 4), Cabinet (4); Westminster Fellowship (3, 4); Young Democrats
(3).
Humber, John L.
A.B. IN MUSIC. Glee Club (3, 4); YMCA (3, 4).
Greenville
Second Row:
Hursh, Paul David
Hutchins, Frederick Strickland
Port Washington, N. Y.
Winston-Salem
B.A. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Foot-
ball (I); Interfraternity Council (3, 4): N. C. Student Legislature
(3); Orientation Committee (3. 4); University Club (1. 2. 3, 4).
Vice-President (4); Minataurs (2, 3. 4); AFROTC (1, 2); Modern
Dance Club (1, 2, 3, 4).
Ingle, John Robert
Siler City
A.B. IN HISTORY. Phi Beta Kappa; Card Board (1, 2); Con-
solidated University Student Council (4) ; Interdormitory Council
(2. 3). Treasurer (3); Student Legislature (3. 4); NSA (3).
Ingram, Samuel Talmage
Sanford
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Alpha Kappa Psi; Band (2,
3); Dance Committee (4); Interfraternity Council (2); University
Club (1. 2. 3); YMCA (1, 2, 3); Wesley Foundation.
Ivey, James Lindsey Norwood
A.B. IN EDUCATION. Wesley Foundation (3) ; Tar Heels and Toes (2).
Jackson, Henry Clayton, Jr.
Tarboro
A.B. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE. Pi Kappa Alpha. President (4); In-
terfraternity Council (3, 4); Orientation Committee (4).
Third Row:
Warsaw Jackson, Joanne
Wallace
A.B. IN ENGLISH. Alpha Gamma Delta; SUAB Board (3); West-
minster Fellowship, Secretary (4).
Jackson, John Hilton Decatur, Ga.
A.B. IN JOURNALISM. Kappa Alpha: Yackety Yack (1); YMCA (1).
Jackson, John Payne
Eau Gallic, Fla.
B.S. IN MATHEMATICS. Pi ilu Epsilon; Grail (3, 4); Order of Old
Well (3, 4): Tracli (1); Canterbury Club (1, 2, 3, 4). Treasurer (3):
Episcopal Student Vestry (2, 3), Chairman (3); NROTC Rifle Team
(I. 2, 3, 4).
James, Alvin Douglas
B.A. IN CO.MMERCE. Alpha Kappa Psi.
Charlotte
James, Robert Wayne Elkin
A.B. IN EDUCATION. Arnold Air Society; Scabbard and Blade;
Football (1).
Jenkins, Gaston Justice Shelby
B.A. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE. Theta Chi; Glee Club (I, 2); Soccer
Ip fP P
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First Row:
Jente, Katherine Elizabeth Chapel Hill
A.B. IN MUSIC. Sigma Alpha Iota, President (3); Phi Beta Kappa;
Delta Phi Alpha; Glee Club (2, 3), President (4); Order of Old Well
(3, 4): Town Girls" Association (1): Splash Club (1).
Jernigan, Jerry O'Dell
A.B. IX ZOOLOGY. Fencing (1. 2, 3).
Johnson, Carolyn Miree Norfolk, Va.
A.B. IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION. Alpha Delta Pi; Orientation Com-
mittee (4); Tennis Club (3, 4): Women's Council (3): YWCA (3, 4);
Women's Athletic Association, President (4).
Johnson, Earl, Jr.
Raleigh
A.B. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE. Zeta Psi; Lacrosse (1, 2, 3. 4) ; Mono-
gram Club (2, 3, 4); Sheiks (2, 3, 4i: Philosophical Society of 1789.
President (4).
Bogota, Colombia, S. Am.
3, 4); YWCA (3):
Johnson, Gennifer Owen
Johnson, Thomas Milton
B.S. IN MEDICINE. Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Beta Kappa.
Second Row:
Johnston, Bennie McBane
A.B. IN CHENnSTRY.
Jones, Alice Venable
Clayton
Graham
Warrenton
r (41 ; SUAE
Jones, Jo Anne
Wilson
A.B. IN HISTORY. Alpha Gamma Delta; Orientation Adviser (4):
Tarnation 13): University Club (3, 4); YWCA (3. 4), Cabinet (4>:
House Council (3, 4).
Jones, Newton Stuart
Winston- Salem
A.B. IN RELIGION. Cosmopolitan Club (4); Dailu Tar Beel (1, 2):
Phi Assembly (2): YMCA. Treasurer (3. 4); Inter-Faith Council.
Treasurer (3, 4); Campus Chest (3, 4), Chairman (4): Westminster
Fellowship (2, 3, 4); State Student Legislature (i); Young Demo-
cratic Club (4).
Duxin Jordan, Samuel Thomas
Arlington, Va.
A.B. IN HISTORY. S(. Anthotit/ Hall; Track (1, 2. 3, 4); Interfra-
ternity Council (2); Monogram Club (2, 3, 4); 'Wrestling (1): 13
Club (2. 3. 4).
Joyce, Samuel Irvin, Jr. Raleigh
A.B. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE. Delta Sigma Pi.
Third Row:
Julian, Charles Ernest Salisbury
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Phi Eta Sigma; Delta Sigma
Jurczak, Janice Dorrine
Endicott, N. Y.
B.S. IN MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY. Chi Omega, Officer (4) : Glee Club
(4) ; Orientation Adviser (41 : SUAE Board (3. 4) ; YWCA (3. 4) ; New-
man Club (3. 4); Student Party (3, 4).
Justus, Larry T.
-\.E. IN RADIO. Communications Club (3, 4).
Dana
Kalin, Byron S. Hendersonville
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Tau Epsilon Phi.
Kane, Richard Eugene
Wooster, Ohio
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Kappa Sigma, President (4);
Interfraternity Council (4); Sheiks (2, 3, 4); YMCA (4).
Kearsley, Edward Wearn Raleigh
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATON. Delta Sigma Pi.
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Kelley, John Lawrence
A.B. IN SOCIOLOGY. Newman Club (1, 2, 3. i).
Kelly, Matthew Thomas
A.B. IN EDUCATION.
Kelly, Patricia
A.B. IN ENGLISH. VWCA.
Kennedy, Jane Patricia
A.B. IN FRENCH. Delta Delta Delta: YWCA (3, i).
Sharpsville, Pa.
Durham
Arlington, Va.
Asheville
Kester, Julia Ryan Winston-Salem
A.B. IN EDUCATION. Chi Omega; YWCA (3, 4); Sigma Chi Sweet-
lieart Court.
King, Gerald Walker Winston-Salem
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Interdormitory Council (3, 4) ;
Soccer (1); Interdormitory Council Dance Committee (3), Chairman
Second Raw:
King, Judy Savannah, Ga.
A.B IN ENGLISH. Delta Delta Delta: Orientation Committee (4);
YWCA (4); Panhellenic Council (3), President (4); Student Execu-
tive Committee (3, 41; .\FKOrC Sponsor 13, 1); May Day, Co-Chairman
(4).
King, Norma Evelyn
Chapel Hill
A.B. IN ELEMENTARY EDUCATION. Alpha Delta Pi: Glee Club
(2, 3); Independent Coed Board (2): Orientation Committee Advisor
(4); Town Girls' Association (3, 4); YWCA (3. 4); Panhellenic
Council (4); Interfailh Council (4); Baptist Student Union (4).
Kirkman, Julian Max Greensboro
B.S. IN BUSINESS AD.MINISTRATION. Fencing (1. 2, 3, 4); YMCA
Kirstein, Lillian Leonna
A.B. IN SOCIOLOGY.
Kittner, William Hirsch
B.S. IN BUSINE.SS ADMINISTRATION.
Kocornik, Richard Wilborn
B.S. IN .MATHEMATICS. Alpha Tau Omega: Football (2, :
Monogram Club (3, 4); PLC Program; Semper Fidelis Society.
Black Mountain
Weldon
West Orange, N. J.
Third Row:
Kynoch, Ralph Kirkland
Roxoboro
Lackey, Norris Dixon, Jr. Shelby
A.B. IN EDUCATION. Kappa Alpha: Class Officer (2); Football (1,
2, 3. 4) ; Monogram Club (2, 3, 4).
Lampert, Ronald Marvin
B.S. IN MEDICINE. Zeta Beta Tau.
Long Beach, N. Y.
Red Hook, N. Y.
Landauer, Judith Ann
A.B. IN SOCIOLOGY. Chi Omeffu; SUAE Board (4); YWCA (3, 4);
AFROTC Spon.sor (3, 4).
Lassiter, Cornelia Rich Square
A.B. IN HISTORY. YWCA (3, 4); Splash Club (3).
Latham, Mrs. Alice Patterson Waycross, Ga.
B.S. IN PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING.
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Latham, Joseph Roscoe, Jr.
New Bern
Kootball, Assistant Manager (3) ; Canterbury
Law, Dorothy Ellis
Greenville, S. C.
A.B. IN RADIO. Chi Omeiia; Cheerleader (i) : Communications Club
(3. 4) ; University Club (4) ; YWCA (41.
Leary, Billy Gray Edenton
A.B. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE. Glee Club (41: YMCA (3, 4).
Ledbetter, Charles McKinnon Mount Gilead
B.S. IN INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS. TUftd Chi; Carolina Foruii
University Club
Lee, John Winstead
A.B. IN JOURNALISM. Theta Chi.
Lee, Katherine Currie
13, 4): YMCA (4):
Rocky Mount
Lumberton
B.S. IN EDUCATION. Alpha Delta Pi; Eta Delta; Card Board (41;
Glee Club i3): Yuckety Vack (3): YWCA (3, 41.
Secund Row:
Leek, Sara Thomasville
A.B. IN MATHEMATICS. Pi Beta Phi; Orientation Committee: YWCA.
Leonard, David Brian Wrightsville Beach
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Daili/ Tar Heel: Yacketii Yack.
Leonard, Robert Cowan Charlotte
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Lambda Chi Alpha; AFROTC.
Lerner, Samuel Lincolnton
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Pi Litmhila Phi.
Leverette, Maurice Deane, Jr. Fayetteville
A.B. IN EDUCATION. Band (1. 2, 31 ; Cosmopolitan Club (1); Dailij
III- Heel (1); YMCA (1. 2. 3): Students for Democratic Action (1, 2);
1-uture Teachers of America (41.
Levin, Ronald Frank
Williamston
A.B. IN PSYCHOLOGY. Tau Epsilon Phi; Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Eta
Sii/ma: Band (ti: Cross Country (I); Daily Tar Heel (3, 4); Glee
Club (41 : Gymnastics (2).
Third Row:
Levine, Alvin Ellis Rockingham
B.S. IN COMMERCE. Tau Ep.iilon Phi; Debate Council (3. 4j: Debate
Squad (3, 4).
Lewis, Miriam Lillian Chapel Hill
A.B. IN ENGLISH. Sig/na Alpha Iota; Town Girls' Association (1, 2,
.1. 41 : YWCA (3, 41 : BSU Council (J, 3, 41.
Libby, Carol May Raleigh
A.B. IN RADIO. Kappa Kappa Gumma; Orientation .\dvisor (4|-
WUNC (3. 4): Stray Greeks (3). Vice-President (4).
Lindler, James H. Sherrills Ford
B.S. IN CHEMLSTRY. Alpha Chi •<i(jmii.
Lindley, Charles Clinton, Jr. Chapel Hill
A.B. IN BOTANY. Glee Club (1); Playniakers (3, 4): YMCA (1 ■'
3. 4); Student Party (2, 3); Dance Club (1, 4); UN Representative
Lindsey, Thomas E.
Great Neck, N. Y.
A.B. IN ECONOMICS. Siiima Phi Epsilun; Card Board (3 (|- Intc
fraternity Council (41; YMCA (1, 2. 3. 41.
O P p
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Winston-Salem
Linville, Mary Ruth
A.B. IN ART. Independent Coed Board (3); Orientation Advisor;
SUAE Board (4): YWCA (3. 4): House Council (3. 4).
Little, Carolyn Joan Concord
A.B. IN ENGLISH. Ktippa Delta: Student Legislature (3. 4): YWCA
(3. 41 : Panhellenic Council (4).
Little, Don J. Charlotte
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTKATION. Alpha Kappa Psi: Gymnastics
(2): Charlotte-Carolina Club (1. 3. 3, 4).
Little, William Edward
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Chi Phi
Littlejohn, William Lawrence, Jr.
B.S. IN MEDICINE. Sigma Phi Epsilon.
Decatur, Ga.
Morganton
Lloyd, Beth
B.S. IN .MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY. Pi Beta Phi: Class Officer (1
Glee Club ( 1 i .
Second Row:
Lloyd, David Andrews Chapel Hill
A.B. IN HISTORY.
Lloyd, Thomas Henry, jr. Chapel Hill
A.B. IN ENGLISH. Delta Phi Alpha; Carolina Qtiarterli/ (2). Editor
(3): Debate Squad (3, 4); Di Senate (3. 4); SUAB Board I3I ;
Laestrygonian Chowder and Marching Society (3, 4).
Loftin, Dalton Hartwell
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.
Trenton
London, Arthur Hill, III
Long, Robert McDonald
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.
Long, Walter Nathaniel, Jr.
A.B. IN CHEMISTRY. Baptist Student Union
Third Row:
Lovingood, Paul, Jr.
A.B. IN GEOGRAPHY, tiii/ma (iamma Epsilo
Lovings, Lewis Edward
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Pla
Chapel Hill
Di Senate (1. 2i;
Concord
Belmont
Chapel Hill Lowet, Henry Augustus
C(
3uncil
(3,
41.
Fairview
Greensboro
yn
lakerj
! (4
); Dance Club
Winston-Salem
A.B. IX HISTORY. Phi Beta Kappa; Alpha Phi Omega; Arnold Air
Society: Di Senate (2. 3. 4), President (4); North Carolina Student
Legislature (2, 3, 4); Orientation Counselor (2); Order of Old Well
(3, 4); Student Council (3. 4); Student Legislature (1, 2, 3): SUAB
Board (3); YMCA (3, 4); United Nations Club. Chairman (3. 4):
Intra-Mural Manager (1); Student Party (1, 2. 3, 4). Chairman (1, 4);
Hillel (1. 2. 3. 4); .\niphoterothens; Young Democratic Club.
Lowery, Mary Louise Atlanta, Ga.
A.B. IN EDUCATION. Pi Beta Phi: Tennis (31 : YWCA. Cabinet (4).
Lowery, Genevieve Pembroke
B.S. IN MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY. Independent Coed Board (4) :
YWCA 141 ; Wesley Foundation.
Luckey, William Lee
B.S. IN BUSINESS adminigtkahon.
Charlotte
ass
Mann, Etta Rose
Whiteville
Lyon, Gene Fleming Rocky Mount
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION'. Phi Gamma Delia.
Lyon, Herman Trevilian Durham
Lynn, Clabe Webster, Jr. Petersburg, Va.
A.B. IN CHE.MISTRY. Interdormitory Council (3).
A.B. IN SOCIOLOGV. Cosmopolitan Club (3) ; Glee Club (3. 4) ;
Interdormitory Council U) ; SUAE Board (3); Hillel Cabinet (3. 4);
Iiiterfaith Council (4).
Marbry, Don Lee Badin
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Baseball (1. 2, 3, 4); Mono-
gram Club (2, 3. 4); Soccer (1); YMCA (1, 2. 3. 4).
Marger, Bruce
Coral Gables, Fla.
B.S. IN ACCOUNTING. Phi Beta Kappa; Alpha Phi Omega; Beta
Gamma Siijma; Phi Eta Sigma; Daily Tar Heel (I); Debate Council
(2. 3, 41: Debate Squad (1, 2, 3. 4); Order of Old Well (3. 4); SUAB
Lynn, Jennie Shermaine
Savannah, Ga.
A.B. IN ENGLISH. Pi Beta Phi; Card Board (3, 4); DaUu Tar Heel
(3. 4); Glee Club (3); SUAB (3, 4): YWCA (3, 4).
Third Row:
Mack, Charles Lewis
Mooresville Marks, Catherine Rebecca
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Alpha Kappa Psi; Phi ilu
Alpha: Band (1. 2. 3. 4): Newman Club (1, 2, 3. 4).
Macy, Charles Thomas Morehead City
A.B. IN CHEMISTRY. Beta Theta Pi: Glee Club (1, 2).
Martin, Elizabeth Anne
A.B. IN ENGLISH. Alpha Delta Pi; SUAB (41
Wilmington
High Point
Second Row:
B.S. IN COMMERCE. Kappa Alpha; Basketball (1); Track (1).
Malone, Mildred Lloyd
B.S. IN EDUCATION.
Louisburg
Marshburn, Wilbur Wayne Greensboro
A.B. IN MATHEMATICS. Phi Delta Theta.
Maness, Vernon Elvin, Jr.
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.
Burlington
Mason, Paul DeWitt Detroit, Mich.
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Lacrosse (1, 2).
Mangum, Lonnie Wyatt, Jr.
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.
Alpha
Kappa Ps
Creedmoor
Mason, William Russell New Bern
A.B. IN ART.
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Asheville
4) ; Wesley
Masters, Janice Carol
B.S. IN BUSINESS AD
Foundation (3, 4).
Matthews, Joe Carroll
A.n. IN EDUCATION.
Matthews, Wade Bynum
A.U. IN /.OOl.OUV. Ciinsolidated University Student Council (3),
Cliairrnan (4); Debate Council (2. 3, 4); North Carolina Student
Legislature (2. 3. 4); Plii Assembly (1. 2, 3, 4), Spealier (4); Student
Legislature (2, 3) ; Amphoterothen Society (3, 4) ; Elections Board
(3) ; Student Party.
Winston-Salem
Mattox, Frederick Taylor
A.H. IN PRELAW. Sii
Board (2. 3); Johnston i
May, Robert Glenn
A.H. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE.
Maydanis, Peter Nicholas
A.B. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE.
Second Row:
Maynard, Harriet Valerie
Smithfield
b (2) ; Card
Thomasville
Charlotte
Fredericksburg, Va.
Delta. President (4); SCAB
Maynard, James Walter
Burlington
B.S. IN MAriiI';M.\TICS. /-In lUimmn Delta: Delta Phi Alpha: Phi
Kill Siymii: liaiHc (iiniiiiillcc CI. t); Di Senate (2). President (3);
Order of old Well. I'rcsiik-nt (n; Soccer (1, 4); Student Leei.slature
(2. 3): VMCA: AFKOTC; Student Audit Board.
McClellan, Robie Wayne
A.B. IN ECONOMICS.
McCollam, John Mason
A.B. IN ECONOMICS. Beta Thetn Pi: Gorson's Head.
East Bend McCraw, Carl Greaves, Jr.
McCune, Edwina Clark
A.li. IN .SOCIOLOC.V.
Lincolnton
Ellendale, La.
Charlotte
Soccer (1 ) ; Dorm
Savannah, Ga.
Th/iil Row:
McDermott, Paul James, Jr. Chapel Hill
H.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTKATION. Phi Eta Sigma.
McDonald, Betty Sue
Kershaw, S. C.
A.B. IN HISTOKV. Delta Delta Delta; SUAB (3. 4): Women's Resi-
dence Council 131, Summer Session; YWCA (3. 4); Student Marshal
(3); Dorm President (3), Summer Session; Orientation Advisor (4).
McElrath, John Philip Black Mountain
B.S. IN GEOLOGY. Signm Gamma Epsiloii.
McFall, Walter Thompson Asheville
A. B. IN CHE.MISTKV. Kappa Sirjma : Dailij Tar Heel (1); Orienta-
tion Committee (2. 3); Student Government Officer {2. 3. 4); Stu-
dent Legislature (2); 13 Club (2, 3, 4); University Party. Chairman
McFalls, Vernon Wendell
Greensboro
A.B. IN HI.'iTOKY. Phi Eta Hiama : Alpha Epsilon Delta: Delta Phi
Alpha.
McFarland, Betty Jean
Martinsville, Va.
3. IN HlSroR-i'. Alpha Delta Pi: Eta Delta: Glee Club (3);
rketii Yark (3): YWCA (3. 4).
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McGee, Frederick Lee Ft. Myers, Fla.
A.B. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE. Daili/ Tar Heel (1); Interdorinitoiy
Council (1); Press Club (3. t).
McLendon, John Aycock
Greensboro
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Beta Theta Pi, President (4);
Interdorniitorv Council (2); Interfraternity Council (4); Wrestling
(1); VMCA (i. 2. 3. 4); Campus Chest Board (2).
Mebane
McLeod, Betty Jean
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.
McLeod, George Holliday Florence, S. C.
A.B. m CHEMISTRY. Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Eta Sigma; Kappa Alpha;
President of Senior Class (3); (irail 12, 3i; Men's Council (1. 2).
President (3). Chairman (4); Student Covernment Oificer (2i: Student
Legislature (1); President's Cabinet (2): Orientation Committee (2);
Orientation Counselor (3).
McMahon, Gerold Thomas
Asheville
McMillan, John Alexander, III Matthews
A.B. IN HISTORY. Sigmn Alpha EpsUon. President (4) ; Dance Com-
mittee (2. 3): Cerman Club Executive (2, 3); CJinighoul (3. 4):
Interfraternity Council U); Minataurs (2, 3. 4).
Second Row:
McMillan, Thomas, Jr. Rocky Mount
A. B. IN ENGLISH. Pi Kappa Alpha; Band (2, 3): Daily Tar Heel
(3) ; Glee Club (1, 2).
McWhirter, Anne Shannon Marshvillc
A.B. IN ENGLISH. Independent Coed Board (4).
Meacham, Robert Barnard
Mebane, Margaret Anne
A.B. IN SOCIOLOGY. YWCA (3. 4); House Council (3. 4)
Medford, Hugh Love, Jr.
B.S. IN CHEMISTRY. Alpha Chi Sigma.
Medlin, Thomas E.
B.S. IN COMMERCE. Football (1, 2); Grail (3, 4).
Third Row:
Statesville
ity Club (3,
Burlington
Greensboro
Smithfield
Monroe
Menius, Mary Lucille
B.S. IN MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY. Independent Coed Board (3);
YWCA (3).
Mercer, Mary Lu Baltimore, Md.
B.S. IN EDUCATION. Alpha Gamnw Delta; Glee Club (3); YWCA
(3, 4); Newman Club (3), President (4); Future Teachers of America
(4) : Interfaith Council (3, 4) ; SUAB Board (4).
Mewborn, Ancel Clyde
A.B. IN MATHEMATICS. Phi Eta Sign
Epsilon; YMCA (3).
La Grange
Phi Beta Kappa; Pi Mu
Mewborn, John Moses Snow Hill
A.B. IN EDUCATION. Glee Club (I. 2).
Meyer, Herbert Ivan Richmond, Va.
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Tau Epsilon Phi.
Miller, Arthur Lee Landis
.\.H. IN PSYCHOLOGY.
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Miller, Baxter Hocutt, Jr.
Durham
B.S. IN COMMERCE. Chi Psi : Football (1); Consolidated University
Student Council (3, 4) : Dance Committee (3) ; Interdormitory Council
(3); Men's Council (2): Orientation Committee (2); Student Legis-
lature (3); President Graham Dorm (3); NSA Committee; Vice-
President of Student Government (4).
Miller, Bill W. Morganton
B.S. IN COMMERCE. P/ii Beta Kappa.
Miller, George Washington, Jr. Spencer
B.S. IN COMMERCE. Track (1); YMCA (1. 2, 3. 4).
MiUer, William R. Chapel Hill
A.B. IN SOCIAL STUDIES AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION.
Mitchell, Donald Edward Ahoskie
B.S. IN MEDICINE. Sirima Nil: Band (1) ; Card Board (3K
Mitchell, Edward Lee Goldsboro
Second Row:
Mitchem, Rebecca Bauer Chapel Hill
B.S. IN MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY.
Moehlmann, Joel Richland, Pa.
A.B. IN PSYCH0L0C;Y. Alpha Tan Omega.
Moff, Jerome William Burlington
B.A. IN MARKETING. Pi Lambda Phi; Dance Committee (3) ; Inter-
dormitory Council (2): Interfraternity Council (2, 8); YMCA (2. 3).
Molen, Robert Nelson Greensboro
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.
Montgomery, Elise New Haven, Conn.
A.B. IN ART. Cosmopolitan Club (3. 4); Glee Club (3i; YWCA (3.
4); Anthropology Club (4).
Moore, Eileen Conroy Norfolk, Va.
A.B. IN ELEMENTARY EDUCATION. Pi Beta Phi: Orientation
Adviser (4); SUAE Board (3, 4); University Club (3, 4); YWCA
(3 1 ; Newman Club. Officer.
rlnrj Roir:
Moore, Frank Bunting New Bern
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.
Moore, Grover William Burlington
li.S. IN COMMERCE. Hi(/inn clii: University C!ub. Treasurer.
Moore, Helen Page
Charleston, S. C.
A.B. IN ENGLISH. Delta Delta Delta: Glee Club (3): Swimmina.
Splash Club (H; YWCA (3. tl: AFROTC Sponsor 13, 4i: Dormitory
Officer (3); Student AdvLser (41; Yark Beauty Section (3).
Moore, John Daniel
Moore, Mary Anne
Moore, Roy Neal. Jr.
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTU.\TION.
Wilson
Charlotte
Raleigh
1^ fv^ r^ r^
^Ml
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Motta, Charles Peter
Moore, Sara Elizabeth
Wadesboro
Fair Lawn, N. J.
3. 4);
A.B. IX RELIGION'. Yacketij Yack. Co-Beauty Editor (3i. Editor-in-
Chief (4); Splash Club (3. 1); Wesley Foundation (3).
Moore, Tommy Harte
A.B. IX COMMERCE. Delta Sigma Pi.
Moore, Victor Bailey, Jr.
Moorhead, Robert Burns
A.B. IX POLITICAL SCIENCE. Pi Sii
Morin, Edward Charles
A.B. IX POLITICAL SCIEXCE.
Kannapolis
Durham
wixc
Gastonia
Alpha; Arnold .Air Society.
Ludlow, Mass.
Brevard
Mountcastle, George Coan Winston-Salem
A.B. IX EXGLISH. Sigma Alpha Epsilmi : Golf (1. 2. 3. 4); Mono-
srani Club (3. 4i; 13 Club (2, 3. 4> ; .\FROTC.
Mullens, David Bobo
Clarksdale, Miss.
B.S. IX BUSINESS ADMIXISTRATIOX. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Danoe
Committee (1 1 ; Football (2, 8. 4): Monogram Club (3).
Third Row:
Mumaw, Barbara Anne Charlotte
A.B. IN ART. Alpha Gamma Delta: Card Board (3. 4i : SCAB Board.
Morris, Robert Kenneth
B.S. IX BVSIXESS ADMIXISTRATIOX. Lambda Chi Alpha
Mundy, John Rawls
A.B. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE.
Murad, Joseph Louis
Second Row:
Morton, Calvin Luther, Jr.
A.B. IN ECONOMICS.
Moser, Buell Edward
B.S. IN BISINESS ADMINISTRATION. Sig
Mosier, Joe Louis
Henderson
Wilson
Phi Beta Kapiw: Alpha Epxilon
Albemarle
Burlington
Murchison, Margaret Anne Raleigh
A.B. IN ENGLISH. Delta Delta Delta: VWCA (3. ll.
Murdock, Thomas Edward Drexel Hill, Pa.
A.B. IN ENGLISH. Pi Kappa Alpha.
Chattanooga, Tenn. Murphy, Joanne
Lookout Mt., Tenn.
n /'^ r\
IMiik
ilk t
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Murray, Nancy Anne
Raleigh
A.B. IN EDUCATION. Delta Delta Delta: Orientation Advisor (41;
Haymakers (3. 4); Student Legislature (3); SUAE Board (3, 4);
Women's Residence Council (3. 4); Dorm Presiflent (4); House
Council (3).
Myers, Mary Catherine
Myers, Kenneth Morton
Greensboro
A.R. 1\ ED'TATIOX TEACHING. Delta Delta Delta: Orientation Com
mittee (4); Women's Honor Council (3), Chairman (4): YWCA (3, 4i;
Varkitij Yaik: Valkyries (4): Pi Mu Epsilon (4).
Coral Gables, Fla.
A.B. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE. Phi Beta Kappa: Pi Sigma Alpha:
Tau EpsUon Phi; Debate Council (1, 2, 4>. President (3); Debate
Squad (1. 2, 3, 4); Fencing (2), Captain (3): Men's Council (2. 3);
North Carolina Student Legislature (2): Order of Old Well; Orienta
tion Committee; Playniakers; Student Legislature; Track (I); Hillel;
Interfaitli Council.
Neal, Carolyn Hamilton Asheville
A.B. IN EDUCATION. Siffmn Pi Alpha.
Neal, Robert Stuart Chapel Hill
A.B. IN JOURNALISM. Theta Chi: Interfraternity Council (2. 3, 4).
Neal, William Thomas, Jr.
Greensboro
A.B. IN JOURNALIS.M. Phi Theta Kappa; Sigma Pi Alpha: Dailu
Tar Heel (3); North Carolina Symphony. Publicity Director i3, 4):
Interfaith Council (3).
Needham, Herbert Curtis
A.B. IN COMMERCE. Delta Sigma Pi.
Netherly, Paul Arnold
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.
Pilot Mountain
Madison
Nettles, Jesse Thomas, Jr. Chapel Hill
A.B. IN JOURNALISM. Dailu Tar Heel (3, 4) : Baptist Student
Union; Press Club (3).
Newlin, Catherine Haw River
A.B. IN SOCIOLOGY. Kappa Delta: VWCA (3. 41.
Newton, Adrian Jefferson, Jr. Raleigh
A.B. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE. Phi Delta Theta; Football (1, 2,
3. 4); Monogram Club (2. 3, 4): Track (1. 2. 3. 4).
Nicolson, Annie Russell
Maspeth, N. Y.
A.B. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE. Cosmopolitan Club (3); VWCA (3);
Spanish Club (3. 4).
ThnJ Ron':
Nixon, Demetrios Theo
A.B. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE.
Noah, Patricia Ann
B.;
(4
Noland, Jesse Virgil
Charlotte
Chapel Hill
a : YWCA
Asheville
Cross
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Alpha Kappa P.
C{tuntry. Manager (2. 3); Track. Manager (2).
Noneman, Walter Louis, Jr.
B.S. IN GEOLOGY. Phi Gamma Delta.
Norris, Maureen King
A.B. IN HISTORY. YDC (3. 4): University Party (3, 4), Executive
Secretary (4): Yarkety Yack, Beauty Editor (4).
Novit, Mitchell Sheldon
Raleigh
Blytheville, Ark.
Walterboro, S. C.
A.B. IN ENGLISH. Phi Beta Kappa: Zita Beta Tan, President:
Class officer (1); Debate Scjuaii (1. 2, 3); Interfraternity Council
(3. 4); Student Legislature (2, 3); Tarnation (3); University Party;
AFROTC.
ass
First Row:
Oglesby, Harold Franklin Kinston
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Lambda CM Alpha; Card
Board (2. 3): Track (1); Arnold Air Society; Student Audit Com
niittee.
Oliver, Billy Reid
Raleigh
Lamhila Chi Alpha: Card Board (2, 3); Orientati(
Oliver, Mary Keen
nakers
Chatham, Va.
I'lay
Olsen, Daniel Duncan
Chapel Hill
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Phi Eta Sigma: Kappa
Signuj; Carolina Forum (4); Interfraternity Council (1. 2, 3. i) :
AFROTC: Interfraternity Council Court (2. 3); Choral Club; Tennis
O'Connell, Robert Philip
New York, N. Y.
.\.B. IN EDUCATION. Phi Eta Sigma: Phi Beta Kappa: Orientation
Counselor (3).
O'Neal, Richard Kenneth
Charlotte
Osborne, Karl Ronald Charlotte
AH. IN ECONOMICS.
O'Sullivan, William Joseph New York, N. Y.
olimt Quarterly (3) ; Daili/ Tar Heel
Owen, Charles Clifton, Jr. Salisbury
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Delta Sigma Pi: AFROTC.
Greenville
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Signui Alpha Epsiloii :
CJorgon's Head; Slieiks; Swimming (I) ; YMCA (1. 2. 3, 4).
Pace, John Thomas Walter
Third Row:
Padgett, E. J. Mapel Hill
A.B. IN SOCIOLOGY. Phi Eta Sigma.
Padgette, Margaret Howard Chapel Hill
B.A. IN JOURNALISM. Alpha Delia Pi: Dailii Tar Heel (2); Glee
Club (2); Town Girls' Association (2, 3, 4); Yackety Yack (2);
YWCA (2, 3, 4).
Page, Channing Nelson, Jr. Southern Pines
U.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Kappa Alpha.
Second Row:
O'Neal, Wallace W. Creedmoor
.\.B. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE. Phi Kappa Sigma. President (4);
Interdormitory Council (2); Interfraternity Council (4); YMCA (1);
Dorm Officer (21.
Onley, Vernon H.
.\.B. IN HISTORY.
Elizabeth City-
Page, Earl Mason
Page, William Lee, III
B.S. IN INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS. Sigma \u.
Palmer, Michael Hamilton
A.B. IN ENGLISH. Siama Pi Alpha.
Wilmington
(1,
3);
Tarboro
Lenoir
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Panton, Richard Tyler
A.B. IN CHEMISTRY.
Pappas, Savas Harry
B.S. IN Bl'SINKSS ADMINISTRATION.
Chapel Hill
Greensboro
Charlotte
Parham, Lewis Hillsman, Jr.
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Lambda Chi Alpha; Wres-
tling (2. 3, 4) : Monogram Club.
Parish, Joe Garvey, Jr.
Sumter, S. C.
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Chi Phi: Wrestling (I. 2).
Parker, Gerald Corbett Silverdale
A.B. IN HISTORY. Amplioterotlien ; I)i Senate. President U) ; Wee
Club (1); Interdoriiiitorv Council (8. I); Student Legislature (3. 4):
Weslev Foundation (1. 2. 3. 41; Student Party (3. 4); Young Demo-
crats Club (3).
Parker, Ramon E.
B.S. IN CHEMISTRY. Aliiha Chi
Second Row:
Parnell, Thomas Alfred
Manteo
Lumberton
Parramore, Thomas Custis Winton
A.B. IN PRE-LAW. liaili/ Tar HrrI I3i; Trinialion (3): NROTC.
Parsons, Betty Belle
A.B. IN SOCIOI.OCiY. n Beta Phi: YWCA.
lasper, Ga.
Patseavouras, Louie L. Rocky Mount
B.S. IN MATHEMATICS. Phi Eta Sij/m" ; Chi Phi: Cheerleader (3);
Class Officer (3); Monogram Club (3. 4); Order of Old Well (3, 4);
Soccer (1, 2, 3. 4); Yackefu Yack (4).
Patterson, Ann
A.B. IN ELEMENTARY EDIICATION. Chi O
Patterson, John Richard
A.B. IN CHEMISTRY. Beta Theta Pi: Swimn
Edenton
Greensboro
ling 111 : Track (I).
Third Row:
Patterson, Mary Elizabeth Scotland Neck
A.B. IN EDUCATION. Card Board; SUAB Board; YWCA.
Patterson, William Stacy
Salisbury
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Delta Kappa Epsilon: Gor-
gon's Head (3. 4); Interfraternitv Council (2); Men's Council (3. 4):
Sheiks (2. 3. 4); YMC.\ (1); Assistant Manager Football Team (2).
Paturis, Emmanuel Michael
B.S. IN BlISINESS ADMINISTRATION.
Wilmington
Pawlik, Harry Albemarle
A.B. IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION. Delta Vpsilan: Grail (3. 4):
Monogram Club (2. 31. President (4); Order of Old Well (3. 4);
Soccer (1. 2, 3). Co-Captain (4): Wrestling (1, 2. 3), Co-Captain
(4): Scabbard and Blade (3. 4); Arnold Air Society (3. 4).
Payne, Garth Howard
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Delta
Elkin
YMCA.
Rocky Mount
Pearsall, Harry S., Jr.
A.B. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE. 7.ela Psi : Interdormitory Counci
(2. 31; Interfraternity Council (4); Orientation Counselor (3)
Soccer (li; Student Entertainment Committee, Chairman (li.
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Phillips, Lewis Allison Chapel Hill
Peddycord, John William Winston-Salem
B.S. IN PHYSICS. YMCA 11. 2. 3. 1); Baptist Student Union (1. 2,
:i. n ; Pliysics Club (1. 2. 3. 4).
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTKATKIN. I'hi Assembly (1).
Phillips, Walter K. Hendersonville
Pelzel, Miriam Priscilla Charleston, W. Va.
A.B. IN SOCIOLOGY. VWCA (1).
.\.B. IN PSYCHOLOGY. I'hi Bftn Kiivpu: Basketball (1); Baseball
(1.; Class Officer (11: <;lee Club (1): MonoKram Club (4); Track
(1. 2. i. 4).
Penegar, Kenneth Lawing Gastonia
Pierce, Diana Asheville
A.B. IN HISTORY. Kufva Si'jmti : Carolina Forum (2, 3): Carolina
Quarterly, Associate Editor (1); Consolidated LTniversity Student
Council (1. 2): Di Senate (1. 2. 3. 4). President: Fencing (1); Glee
Club (1); Golden Fleece; Grail (:i. 4): Interdormitorv Council (2):
President's Cabinet (1, 2); North Carolina Student Legislature (1. 2.
3. 41. President (4): Order of Old Well (3, 4): Publications Union
Board; Student Government Officer (1. 2): Student Legislature (1.
2. 3): SUAE Board. President (3); Tarnation (1); Yackett/ York.
Assistant Editor (21: Young Democrats" Club: National Student
Congress (3, 4) ; Graham Memorial Board of Directors. Chairman
(3. 4): NROTC: Amphoterothen: Student Council (4): NSA Dele-
Rate (3. 4).
Penton, Elizabeth Ann Wilmington
A.B. IN EDUCATION. Chi Omega.
Perryman, Nancy Anne High Point
A.B. IN ELEMENTARY EDUCATION. Alpha Gamma Delta; Dailii
Tar Heel (3); Glee Club (4); Orientation Advisor (4); SUAB Board
(4): YMTA (3. 4).
Raleigh
Phillips, Charles Wiley, Jr.
Seciind Row:
Phillips, Harr)' Herman
Greensboro
Chi, President (41;
Greensboro
B.S. IN BACTERIOLOGY. Alpha Delta Pi; Splash Club (3. 4).
Politis, Murray Greensboro
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Tan Epsilon Phi: Inter-
fraternitv Council (4) ; Orientation Counselor (3) ; University Club
(Ii: Hillel (1, 2. 3. 4); Card Board (2).
Poole, John McKee, Jr.
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.
Third Row:
Potts, Ervin Rea
A.B. IN .lOURNALISM. .s-,(7iii/i Chi: Tennis (3. 4).
Potts, Jerry N.
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Chi Phi: Yarketii
Presson, Samuel David
B S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Baptist Student Ui
Price, Fred Avery, Jr.
A.B, IN SOCIAL SCIENCE. Delta Upsilon: Glee Club (3. 4i: Grail
(2. 3. i): Playmakers (1): Student Government Officer (2. 3); Stu-
dent Legislature (2): SUAB Board (3. 4): YMCA (1. 2. 3. 4).
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Chi Psi; Cross
Interdormitorv Council (2. 3. 4): Soccer (1): AFROTC.
Price, John Frank
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Chi Phi.
Price, Thomas Arthur, Jr.
B S. IN BUSINESS AD.MINISTRATION. .Siffmn Chi.
Charlotte
Franklin
York (2).
Monroe
n.
Greensboro
Countrj' (4) ;
Elkin
Charlotte
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First Row:
Pridgen, Edmond Wallace
Wilson
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Sigma Nii: Daily Tar Heel
(1, 2); Dance Committee (3. 4); German Club Executive (3, 4):
Interfraternity Council (2); Tarnation (3); Semper Fidelis Society
(3, 4); University Party (3).
Creswell
4); Plii Assembly (3, 4);
Pritchett, James Ronald
A. B. IN HISTORY. C.
■\'oun^ Democrats Club (
Pruss, Barry Gordon
U.S. IN BUSINESS ADN
Committee (3. 4); Foot!)!
Putzki, Pauletta Stirling
A.B. IN SOCIOLOGY. Alpha Gamma Delta; YMCA (3, 4); Elections
Board (3); Panhellenic Council (4); Canterbury Club (3, 4).
IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Lambda Chi Alpha: Dance
Committee (3, 4); Football (1. 2, 3. 4); Track (1. 2); Air ROTC.
Westfield, N. J.
Chi Alpha: Dance
2); Air ROTC.
Washington, D. C.
4) ; Elections
(3, 4).
High Point
Rabhan, Harold Jerome
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Tau Epsilon Phi.
Randall, Robert Noble Lincolnton
A.H. IN' POLITICAL SCIENCE.
Second Row:
Ransom, William Kay Raleigh
B.S. IN GEOLOGY. Sir/tna (Jan
Ratliff, Margaret Jean
Epsilon; Track (1).
Redding, Anna Ingram
Redding, Ben Grady
B.S. IN BUSINK.SS ADMINISTRATION.
Redmon, Aubrey Wilford
Asheboro
Marston
Leaksville
U.S. IN Bl'SINESS ADMINISTRATION. Phi Beta Kappa; Alpha
Kai,,ia P.ii. President (4); Scabbard and Blade; AFROTC.
Third Row:
Reeves, Martha Weaver Thomaston, Ga.
A.B. IN ENGLISH. Alpha Delta Pi; University Club; YWCA (4).
Register, Marvin Odell New Bern
B.S. IN PHYSICS. Pliysics Club (3. 41.
Reid, Claire Virginia Cullowhee
A.B. IN ENGLISH. Alpha (iamma Delta; Alpha Phi Sigma; SUAE
(4); YWCA (3. 41; Press Club (4); House Council (3, 4); Splash
Club (3).
Reid, Daniel Raleigh
A.B. IN DRAMATIC ART. Playmakers (1. 2, 3. 4).
Chesterfield, S. C.
Rhodes, Erskine Lee
Dallas
Raymer, Rose Marie
Statesvilie
(3); YWCA; Young Democrats
Rhodes, Harold Bagley Raleigh
B.S. IN BUSINESS AD.MIMSTR ATION. Delta Sigma Pi.
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Rhoades, John Arlie, Jr.
Guilford College
BS IN lUSINKSS ADMINISTRATION. Card Board (3); Cheerleader
(4): (■vimiastii-s (3, 4): Monogram Club (3, 4); YMCA (1. 2. 3, 4);
Orientation Counselor (3); AFROTC; Weekly Tar Heel (3).
Rhodes, Robert Everett, Jr.
Elizabeth City
A.B. IN ENC;i,ISH. Wesley Foundation (1, 2, 4); Interfaitli Council
(2).
Ricks, Garland Stephenson Conway
B.S. IN BUSINE.SS AUMINISTKATION. YMCA (1. 2, 3, 4).
Ridge, Jerrold Alison
Norfolk, Va.
B.S. IN BUSINKSS ADMINISTRATION. Pi Kappa Phi, President (4);
Dance Committee; Interfraternity Council (3, 4); YMCA (1. 2, 3, 4).
Rigas, Lambros C. Charlotte
A.B. IN P0LITIC.\L SCIENCE. Assistant Football Manager (4).
Riley, Leslie Walter, Jr.
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.
Second Row:
Ritch, Eugene Kinsey
A.B. IN RECREATION. Chi Phi.
Chapel Hill
Charlotte
Roberson, Nathan Russell Robersonville
B.S. IN PHYSICS. Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Eta Sigma; Physics Club.
Roberts, Eugene Leslie, Jr.
A.B. IN JOURNALISM. Theta Chi.
Pikeville
Roberts, Frans Joseph
Roberts, John Mason
Hillsboro
Hillsboro
.Vi(.- Band (1. 2); Phi .Assembly ii. 2);
Robertson, Jenkins Mikell Charlotte
A.B. IN JOURNALISM. Phi Eta Sigma; WUNC Staff.
Third Ron :
Robertson, Julia Greenville, S. C.
A.B. IN SOCIOLOGY. .Alpha Delta Pi; Women's Residence Board (4).
Robinson, Jack Richard Valdese
A.B. IN R.\DIO. Interdormitory Council (3, 4); Intramural Manager
(3); AFROTC; WUNC StatT (3. 4): Carolina Communications Club
(3. 4).
Rodenbough, Charles Dyson
Walnut Cove
.A.B. IN HISTORY. Kappa Alpha; Debate Council (2); Orientation
Advisor (4); Phi Assembly (1, 2); Student Legislature (1).
Rodman, Patricia Blount
Norfolk, Va.
A.B. IN ENGLISH. Pi Beta Phi; Dailil Tar Heel (3): SUAB Board
(31 ; YWC.\ (3, 4): Womans Hand Bouk (3); Canterbury Club.
Rogers, Edith Lillian
Wilmington
A.B. IN ELEMENTARY EDUCATION. Kappa Delta; Glee Club (3);
YWCA. Cabinet (4) ; Canterbury Club.
Rogers, Thomas Edward, Jr.
Florence, S. C.
Tennis:
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First Row:
Rose, Elliott Martin Durham
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Tau EpsHoi, Phi: Card
Board (2); Dance Committee (1); Orientation Advisor (3); VMCA;
Hillel (1. 2, 3. 41.
Rose, Sara Williams
A.B IN ENGLISH. Pi Beta Phi: Glee Club (2); Town Girls" Associ-
ation (2. 3, 4); University Club (2); Women's Council (4); Yackety
Vack (31; YWCA, Cabinet (4i; Panbellenic Council (4).
Row, Leslie Howard Wisconsin Rapids, Wis.
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.
Chapel H
Rowe, David
Hyattsville, Md.
A.B. IN HISTORY. Alpha Tan Omega. President (4i: I>ailu Tar
Heel (2); Glee Club (2); Interfraternity Couni-il (4i.
Ruffin, William Haywood, Jr. Durham
.A.B. IN ENGLISH. Phi Beta Kappa: Phi Eta Siiimu: Sigma Alpha
Epsilon: Gimghoul (3, 4); Interfraternity Council (2. 3. 4): Inter-
fraternity Court (3. 4) ; Student Council (4) ; Student Legislature
(I, 2); Orientation Counselor (3, 4).
Rufty, Jerry D. Salisbury
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Delta Sigma Pi.
Ssfiund Row:
Russell, Joan Anita Kenmore, N. Y.
A.B. IN SOCIOLOGY. Kappa Delta: YWCA.
Sampson, Herman Arthur, Jr. Greensboro
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Alpha Kappa P.-^i: Band (1.
Samuel, D. G., Jr.
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.
Winston-Salem
Sanders, Helen Boykin Charlotte
A.B. IN ELEMENTARY EDUCATION. Delta Delta Delta.
Sanford, James Kenneth Enka
A.B. IN JOURNALISM. Dalii Tar Heel (3, 4), News Editor; Baptist
Student Union.
Sapp, Richard Stewart Reynolda
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Alpha Phi Omega: Tennis
Satterfield, Neil Boydston
Atlanta, Ga.
A.B. IN SOCIOLOGY. Chi Phi: Cosmopolitan Club (1); Orientation
Counselor (3); Track (1); University Club (2. 3, 4): Wrestling (1);
AFROTC: Scabbard and Blade.
Sawyer, John Richard Burlington
A.B. IN CHEMISTRY.
Scarborough, William Kaufman Annapolis, Md.
A.B. IN HISTORY. Phi Eta Sigma: Phi Beta Kappa: Card Board
Ci. 41 ; Di Senate (4).
Schenck, James Simpson, III
Greensboro
A.B. IN ENGLISH. Phi Eta Sigma: Delta Kappa Epsilun, President
(4): Daili/ Tar Heel (1, 2). Business Manager (3, 4i; German Club
(1. 2. 3). President (4); Interfraternity Council. Executive Committee
(4): Order of Old Well; Orientation Counselor (3. 4); Publications
1 Boar<l (3. 41; Sheiks (3. 41; NROTC; Scabbard and B'ade (4i.
Un
Schindel, Sally Lee
Hagerstown, Md.
A.B. IN EDUCATION. Delta Delta Delta; Duilii Tar Heel (3i; CJlee
Club (3): Splash Club (3): YWCA.
Schroeder, Peter Brett
A.B. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE.
Silver Spring, Md.
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A.B. IN JOURNALISM. Tlutd Chi. President ( +
Scott, Anne M.
A.B. IN ECONOMICS. Di Senate.
Scott, Betty Jean
Pelham
New York, N. Y.
Scott, Charles Prioleau
Seabrook, Charles Cunningham
Graham
Club (2, 3. 4) ; Track
Charleston, S. C.
(1, 21; Semper P^idelLs
Seaman, Peter George, Jr.
A.B. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE. Atfiha Tuu Omega.
Second Roil/:
Seawell, Howard Carter, Jr.
Warrenton
Asheboro
Seawell, Pat Griffin
Winston-Salem
A.B. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE. Alpha Delta Pi: Yarketij Yack.
Graduate and Professional Editor (4): V\VC.\ I3i: House Council
<S, 41.
Shaw, Nancy Carolyn
St. Petersburg, Fla.
A.B. IN EDUCATION. Pi Beta Phi. President (4); Women's Honor
Council (3. 4); Yuvketv Yuck (3); YWCA (3, 4); Panhellenic Council
(3, 4).
Shelton, Charles William Mayfield, Ky.
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Chi Psi: Daily Tar Heel (2);
Wesley Foundation (2, 3, 4); Interfaith Council; Yackety Yack (4).
Sherrill, N. Webb
Bloomfield, N. J.
Rocky Point S*^"^' ^""^''l >y
Charlotte
A.B. IN ECONOMICS. Carolina Political Union (2. 3, 4); North
Carolina Student Legislature; Phi Assembly (2. 3, 4); Student
Legislature (2); Debate Squad (3).
Third Rotr:
Shields, Julia Elizabeth Chapel Hill
AB IN FRENCH. Alpha Delta Pi: Pi Delta Phi: Carolina Quarterly
(2 3, 4); Order of Old Well (41; Student Lesislature (3, 4); Town
Girls' Association (2, 3); YWCA.
Shockley, Betty Harris Hudson
A.B. IN EDUCATION.
Shore, Donald Hughes Yadkinville
B.S. IN BUSINESS AD.MINISTRATION.
Shore, Ernie G., Jr. Winston-Salem
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Hiyma Chi; Basketball (I);
Interdorniitory (2); YMCA (I).
Showfety, Raymond Richard Greensboro
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Beta
Kappa; Beta Gamma Sigma; Interdormitory Council (4).
Shuff, Susan
New York, N. Y.
A.B. IN FRENCH. Hillel (3, 4); Student Party (3. 4); Cosmopolitan
Club (3); Film Forum (3, 4).
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A.B. IN MUSIC. Phi Mil Alpha. President (4): Glee Club (1, ->, 3. i).
Silvers, Grace Pickard
Chapel Hill
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. I'h, Bilci Kupim; Beta
Gannua Sigma, President.
Silvers, Howard Eliot Baltimore, Md.
A.B. IN ENGLISH. Pi Lavttidn Phi: Tanuiti„n (3, 4): Tarkety Yark
Sluder, Gary Adkins
Leicester
A.B. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE. Theta Chi; Baseball (1): Card Board
(3. 4); Interdormitory Council (3); YMCA; Semper Fidelis Society.
Smiley, Barbara Daniel
A.B. IN ELEMENTARY EDUCATION. Kappa Delta.
Smiley, Thomas Bryan, Jr.
B.S. IN PHYSICS. Phi Eta Sigma.
Smith, Alvis Everette
Raleigh
Raleigh
Reidsville
Simon, Lewis S. Augusta, Ga.
B.S. IX BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Zeta Beta Tau.
Skidmore, Bob G.
Skillen, Robert Leroy
Charlotte
Durham
A.B. IN CiEOLOGV. Theta Chi: Baseball, Manager (1): Card Board
(1, 2, 3), President (4); Orientation Counselor (4); University Club
(3. 4): YMCA; NROTC.
ThirJ Rote:
Smith, Charles James Raleigh
B.S. IN BUSINESS AD.MINISTRATION.
Smith, Kenneth Royster, Jr. Raleigh
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Zeta Psi; Gorgon's Head (3.
4): Interfraternity Council (2); Minataurs (3, 4), President (2).
Smith, Patricia Lou
Hartford, W. Va.
Second Row:
Sloan, Ben Leroy
A.B. IN ZOOLOGY.
Slosman, Benson Esur
Charlotte
Asheville
Smith, Stanley Robert Virginia Beach, Va.
.\.B. IN JOURNALISM. Siymu Xu; Monogram Club (4): Order of
Golden Bear (2. 3). President (4): Swimming (1); Tarnation (3. 4);
Tennis. Manager (3); Yackett/ Yack (3. 4).
Smith, William Oliver, Jr. Raleigh
A.B. IN HISTORY. Kappa Sigma.
Smith, Zebulon Vance, Jr. Concord
B.S. IN BUSINESS AD.MINISTRATION. Phi Beta Kappa.
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Smithwick, Ollie Macon, Jr.
A.B. IN' CHEMISTKY. Fi Kuppa Alphn.
Soo, Liane Yee
Greenville, SC
Hong Kong, China
Cosmopolitan Club (41 ;
Souder, Thelma Louise Westfield, N. J.
A.B. IN EDUCATION. Alpha Delta Pi: Orientat;on Advisor. Program
Cliairman (4) ; Yackety Yack (4) ; YWCA, Cabinet Member (3. 4) ; Vice-
President Spencer Hall; SUAB (3. 4): UNC UN Delegate (3); Campus
Cliest (3, 4): University Party (3); Valkyries (4).
Southern, Lewis Martin
Kernersville
A.B. IN HISTORY. Di Senate (4): Fencing Manager (1); Glee Cub
111: Interdormitory Council (1) : N. C. Student Legislature (3. 4) : Stu-
dent Legislature (1, 2. 3): Student Paity (1. 2. 3. 4). Chairman (3);
Dorm President (1); Elections Board (2); National Student Congress
(2. 3).
Souweine, Jean Martin Brussels, Belgium
A.B. IN ECONOMICS. Alpha Kappa Psi: Cosmopolitan Club.
Spangler, Clemmie Dixon, Jr.
Second Rotr:
Sparrow, Nathaniel Louis
B.S. IN MEDICINE. Phi Beta Kappa.
Stacy, Robert Pinckney, Jr.
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.
Charlotte
Alpha Epsilon:
Chapel Hill
Hartford, Conn.
Stanton, Annabelle
A.B. IN PSYCHOLOGY.
Washington, D. C.
Starnes, Dewey Edward, Jr. Arlington, Va.
A.B. IN POLITIC.\L SCIENCE. Chi Psi: Daily Tar Heel (1. 2. 3):
Di Senate (3, 4): Order of the Golden Bear (2. 3); Orientation
Committee (2); Publications Board (4); AFROTC (1. 2. 3, 4);
Carolina Handbook (1, 2, 3), Editor (2); University Party (2, 3, 4).
Starr, Harold Michael
B.S. IN MATHEM.\TICS. Zeta Beta Tan
Steagall, James Gordon
Jersey City, N. J.
Oxford
ThM Row:
Steck, Joseph T. M.
Detroit, Mich.
A.B. IN COMPARATIVE LITERATURE. Carolina Quarterly (3. 4) ;
Lystragoaians (2. 3, 4).
Sumter, S. C.
Steele, Ted Charles, Jr.
A.B. IN JOURNALISM. Chi Psi.
Stephenson, Ulus Glendel Erwin
B.S. IX BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Basketball (3).
Stewart, Joseph Benjamin, Jr. Marshville
A.B. IN JOURNALISM. Band (3. 41 ; Daly Tar Heel (3).
Stewart, Mary Parks
A.B. IN ENGLISH. Honors in English.
Stinson, Iva Nichols
B.S. IN -MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY.
Woodruff, S. C
Chapel Hill
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Stockard, John Roger Greensboro
A.B. IN DRAMATIC ART. Card Board (2); Playmakers (3, 4).
Stokes, Thomas Murray, Jr.
Raleigh
A.B. IN ENGLISH. Delta Kappa Epsilon; Lacrosse (1. 2, 3. 4); Mono-
gram Club (2, 3. 4); Wrestling (1. 2, 3, 4): 13 Club (3. 3. 4);
NROTC: Philosophical Society of 1779; Semper Fidelis Society.
Winston-Salem
Stoltz, Walter Alexander
A.B. IN ACCOUNTING.
Stone, Florence Jane Wrightsville Beach
A.B. IN PRIMARY EDUCATION. Dtlta Delta Delta: House Council
(3); Yarketi, Yack (4); YVVCA (3 1.
Story, William Robert Wilkesboro
A.B. IN CHEMISTRY. Phi Beta Kappa.
Stoughton, John Eliot
A.B. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE. Kappa Sigma; Orientation Committee
(4); 13 Club (2, 3, 4).
Raleigh
Second Row:
Stout, Charles Walter
A.B. IN CHEMISTRY. Alpha Epsilon Delta.
Stout, Mary Anna
A.B. IN ENGLISH. Independent Coed B.
Wesley Foundation (3).
Stratford, John Baily, Jr.
B.S. IN COMMERCE. Kappa Siyiiia : Minataurs (2, 3, 4)
High Point
Scott, Miss.
ird (3); YWC.\ (3. 4);
Strauss, Alfred Carmichael
B.S. IN COMMERCE. Pi Kappa Phi.
Graham
New York, N. Y.
Strause, Samuel Lewis
A.B. IN ECONOMICS. Tau Epsilon Phi
Charlotte
Street, Lucy Ann Chapel Hill
A.B. IN RADIO. Delta Delta Delta; Secretary of Class (3. 4); Com-
munications Club (3. 4); Order of Old Well (3, i); Student Legis-
lature (2. 3); Town Girls' Association (I. 2); Yackety Yack (2, 4);
YWCA Cabinet (1. 2); WUNC Radio Station (3. 4); Secretary of
University Party (2, 3); Commencement Marshal (2); Vice-President
of Delta Delta Delta (4).
Third Row:
Strickland, George Wier
B.S. IN COMMERCE. .Alpha Kappa Psi ; Baseball (I).
Liberty
Stuart, John Moore
Shelby
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Alpha Kappa Psi: Band (1,
2. 3, 4); AFROTC (1. 2): Interfraternity Council (2).
Stubbs, Campbell Lawrence
Sumter, S. C.
A.B. IN FRENCH. Phi Delta Theta; Fencing (1, 2. 3, 4), Captain (3.
4); Orientation Committee (2); Student Legislature (1); Episcopal
Student \'estry.
Stutts, Luther Odell Raleigh
A.B. IN COMMERCE. Delta Sigma Pi.
Styron, George Frank Goldsboro
A.B. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE.
Suddreth, Elizabeth Ervin Raeford
A.B. IN EDUCATION. Kappa Delta; Card Board (3, 4); SUAB (3):
YWCA (3); House Council (4); WAA Representative (3. 4); Uni-
versity Club Secretary (3, 4).
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Sugg, Herbert Taylor
B.S. IX BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION'. Kn/jpa Sigma.
Kinston
Sugg, Winfred Lindley Snow Hil
B.S. IN MEDICINE. Sit/nia .Vi(.- Daihj Tar Heel (3); Taruation (3).
Sumner, David Spurgeon
Asheboro
A.B. IN CHE^^STRY. PId Eta Sinma; Alpha Epsilon Delta: Delta
Phi Alpha; Phi Beta Kappa.
Surratt, Carlos Paul Toast
A.B. IN ENGLISH. Card Board (2): Cross Country (1); Student
Legislature (4); Dorm Officer (2. 3).
Swann, Allen Stokes
A.B. IN JOURNALISM.
Sweeney, John H.
B.S. IN PHYSICS.
Pelham
Wilmington
Gulfport, Miss.
A.B. IN ELEMENTRV EDUCATION. Delta Delta Delta; YWCA (3.
4); Glee Club (3).
Second Row:
Taylor, Barbara Gebert
Taylor, Bernard Montross, Jr.
A.B. IN BOTANY. Glee Club (3).
Taylor, Cooper Ellis, Jr.
Rehoboth, Md.
Taylor, Elinor Louise
A.B. IN SOCIOLOGY. Kappa Delta; Y^VCA (3, 4)
tive (4).
Radnor, Pa.
W.\A Representa-
Taylor, John Edmund Cecil Wheeling, W. Va.
A.B. IN DRAMATIC ART. Phi Eta Higma ; Dailti Tar Heel (2. 3, 4):
Playniakers (1, 2. 3. 4).
Taylor, Richard Leroy Raleigh
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Phi Eta Sigma: Phi Beta
Kappa; Delta Sigma Pi; Card Board (2, 3) : AFROTC.
Third Row:
Taylor, Robert Estes Wilson
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Phi Kappa Sigma.
Temple, Joseph Alton, Jr. Selma
A.B. IN ENGLISH. Card Board (2).
Tenny, Edwin Wright, Jr.
Chapel Hill
A.B. IN EDUCATION. Consolidated University Student Council (3) ;
Daili/ Tar Heel. Associate Editor (3); Grail (3. 4): Orientation Coun-
selor (3): Student Legislature (2. 3): Future Teacliers of America,
President: Student Party, Chairman; President's Cabinet.
Tesler, Stanley Arnold Fayetteville
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Student Legislature.
Theiling, Herbert Bernard, Jr.
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.
Camp Director; AFROTC.
Raleigh Thomas, Perley Andrew
Charlotte
YMCA; Freshman
High Point
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Firsl Row:
Thompson, J. Jid, Jr.
Atlanta, Ga.
A.B. IN ENGLISH. tii;iinii Alpha Epsildii : Ihiilii Tar Heel (2); Di
Senate {2 ).
Mooresville
Thompson, Joe Wayne
A.B. IN CHEMISTRY. Band (1, 2); Ui Senate (1. 2, 3), Officer (I,
2); Wesley Foundation (1, 2. 3).
Thorpe, Sharron Lyn Miami, Fla.
A.B. IN ENGLISH. Kappa Delta; YWCA (3, 4); Canterbury Club
(3, 4).
Tighe, William Yancey
Tilles, Harvey George
A.B. IN HISTORY. Tau Epsilon Plil.
Timberlake, Casper Hill, Jr.
B.S. IN COMMERCE. Sigma Chi.
Second Row:
Todd, Jacob Winston
A.B. IN HISTORY.
Baltimore, Md.
?onians (3, 4).
High Point
Lexington
New York, N. Y,
Toledano, Benjamin Casanas New Orleans, La.
B.A. IN ENGLISH. Uelta Kappa Epxilan : Football (1): Track (I).
Townsend, John Leroy, Jr.
Lumberton
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Phi Delta Theta, Treasurer
(4); Interdormitory Council (1); Orientation Committee (3); Stu-
dent Legislature (4) ; Dormitory Officer (2).
Townsend, Thatcher L., Jr.
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Beta TheUi
Student Legislature (1, 2).
Traynham, Virginia Caroline
Triplett, Roger Burns
B.S. IN COMMERCE. Phi Delta Theta.
Third Row:
Greensboro
Pi : Lacrosse ;
Wilmington
(4); SUAB
Lenoir
Turlington, Virginia Anne
Dunn
Delta: SUAB Board (4);
Turnbull, Patricia Schuyler Washington, D. C.
B.A. IN HISTORY. Vhi Oweya: Basketball. Girls' Varsity (3); Dai'i/
Tar Heel (4); Splash Club (3. 4); YWCA (3, 4); Cheerleader (4).
Tyler, Bruce Wright
B.S. IN CHEMISTRY. Alpha Chi Sii/ii
Tyndall, Richard Nathan, Jr.
Asheville
Delta Phi Alpha: Chi Phi.
Kinston
Si'.ima: Cross Country (11;
Underdown, Mrs. Joanne Floyd Granite Falls
A.B. IN SOCIOLOGY.
Ulmer, John Gordon, Jr. Hemingway, S. C.
A.B. IN THILOSOI'IIY. Lamlirla Chi Alpha: V.MCA (1. 2).
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Underwood, Ann Eliza Latrobe, Pa.
A.B. IN JOURNALISM. Alpha Gamma Delta; Daily Tar Heel (3, 4);
Orientation Advisor (4); Tarnation (3).
Uzzelle, Nancy Bordeaux Joiner, Ark.
A.B. IN ELEMENTARY EDUCATION. Chi Onicija.
Valentine, Benedict Charles Bronxville, N. Y.
B.S. IN BUSINESS AD.MINISTRATION. Chi I'li.
Van Den Arend, Hood, Jr. Flourtown, Pa.
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Phi Kuiipa Sigma.
Vaughan, Joseph Frederick
B.S. IN MARKETING.
Vernon, John Calvin, Jr.
A.B. IN ENGLISH. Phi Eta Sigma; fhi Hila Kumia.
Second Row:
Nashville
Summerlield
Phi Eta Sigma; fhi Btta A'«/<j«i.
Vestal, Lynda J. Liberty
A.B. IN ENGLISH. Alpha Delta Pi: Card Board (3. 4); Glee C!ub
(3); YWCA (3, 4); Woman's Handbook (S) ; House Council (3).
Vinson, Raphael Williams
Ahoskie
Phi Beta Kapim; Alpha Epsilon
Waddell, Betty Holliday Enfield
A.B. IN RADIO.
Walker, Betty Jean Roopville, Ga.
A.B. IN ENGLISH. YWCA CJ. I.: Wesley Foundation (3. 4).
Walker, Johnny Ralph
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.
Wallace, Mary Katharine
A.B. IN EDUCATION. Delta Delta Delta: SUAB
dence Board (4); Orientation .\dvisor (I); Ori
(4); WAA (3, 4).
Third Row:
Bessemer City
Goshen, N. Y.
Kinston
Wallace, William Carter
A.B. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE. Zeta Psi; Baseball (1); Football (4);
Gimghoul (2).
Wannamaker, Betty Lou
Pickens, S. C.
A.B. IN ENGLISH. Alpha Delta Pi; Orientation Advisor (4) ; SUAB
Board (3. 4) ; University Club (4) ; Elections Board (3, 4) ; House
Council (4).
Ward, James Robert
A.B. IN JOURNALISM.
Warren, James Rufus
Caroleen
North Charleston, S. C.
A.B. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE. Theta Chi. Pre.sident (4) : Inter-
fraternity Council (4): Orientation Counselor (4); Semper Fidelis
Society (4); NROTC (1, 2. 3. 4).
Waters, Charles Maynard, Jr.
Florence, S. C.
B.S. IN CHEMISTRY. Phi Eta Sigma; Kappa Alpha; Dance Com-
mittee (2. 3); Orientation Counselor (3); Student Legislature (2):
University Party (1. 2. 3).
Watkins, Irvine Beaufort, Jr.
A.B. IN CO.M.MERCE. Zeta Psi.
Henderson
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First Row:
Watkins, Lou Ann Henderson
A.B. IN ENGLISH. Knppa Delta: YWCA; Panhellenic Council (4).
Watkins, Marvin Daniel, Jr. Waynesville
B.S. IN COM.MERCE. Sigma Chi.
Watts, Helen Lee Charlotte
A.B. IN SCIENCE EDUCATION. Alpha Chi Omega; Stray Greeks
(3, 4); YWCA (3, 4); Young Democrats (3, 4); House Council (3, 4).
Wayne, Edward Anthony, Jr. Richmond, Va.
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Pi Kappa Alpha.
Wayne, Herbert Monteith, Jr.
Charlotte
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Kappa Alpha: N. C. Stu-
dent Legislature (2); Swimming (1); NROTC; Scabbard and Blade
(3, 4).
Weatherspoon, Van Louis Durham
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Phi Delta Theta: Football
(1. 2. 3. 1) : Gorgon's Head (3, 4).
Second Row:
Webb, James, Jr. Greensboro
A.B. IN ECONOMICS. Alpha Tan Omega; Sheiks (2, 3. 41.
Winston-Salem
Welch, Earl Parks, Jr.
B.S. IN MEDICINE. Cross Country (1. 2. 3) ;
Wells, Kenneth Maxie, Jr.
B.S IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Glee Club (I): Gymnastics
(2); BASAC (3).
Fayetteville
Wettach, John Theodore
Chapel Hill
A.B. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Dance Com-
mittee (2, 3); Swimming (1); 13 Club; Traffic Committee, Chairman.
Belmont
Whisonant, Joy Laurice
A.B. IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION. Basketball (3): Independent Coed
Board (3, 4) ; Swimming (3) ; Yacketij Vack (3) ; Y'WCA (3, 4) ;
House Council (3, 4) ; WAA (3, 4).
White, Charles Henry
A.B. IN RADIO. Band (1. 2. 3); Conui
Raleigh
nications Club (4).
Third Ron-
White, James Samuel
A.B. IN HISTORY.
White, Michael M.
Statesville
Lumberton
A.B. IN CHEMISTRY. Alpha Epsilon Delta, President (3); Si'jn
\u; Elections Board (4).
White, William Glenn, Jr.
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Chi Psi.
Whiteman, Virginia
Winston-Salem
Atlanta, Ga.
A.B IN SCIENCE EDUCATION. Delta Delta Delta: Student Adviser
(I); YWCA (3, 4); Splash Club (3): Modern Dance Club (4).
Whitton, James G. F.
Larchmont, N. Y.
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Sigma Alpha Epsilmi. Presi-
dent (3); Gimghoul (3, 4), President (4); Interfraternity Council
'2, 3); Minataurs (2. 3. 4): Arnold Air Society (3, 4); Scabbard
and Blade (1).
Widoff, Gerson Fox
Decrlicld, 111.
A.B. IN ECONOMICS. Alpha Tau Omega; Phi Eta Siima ; Daily
Tar Heel (1); Football (I, 2): Monogram Club (3. 4); Swimming
II. 2, 3, 4); Track (4); Yackety Yack (3).
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Wilks, Winton George, Jr. Richmond, Va.
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Pi Knpim Phi: tilee Chib
(1, i) ; Interfraternity Council (3); Soccer (1).
Williams, Betty George Leesburg, Fla.
A.B. IN SOCIOLOGY. Kappa Delta; YWCA (3, 4).
Williams, Billy Owen Chapel Hill
B.S. IN F.DUCATIOX. Football (1, 2, 3. 4); Monogram Club (1, 2, 3.
Williams, Florence Ann Washington
A.B. IN JOURNALISM. Playmakers (3, 4) ; YWCA.
Williams, James Donald Asheville
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Alpha Kappa Psi.
Williams, Robert Patrick Norfolk, Va.
A.B. IN RADIO. Baseball (3, 4) ; Monogram Club (4).
Second Row:
Williamson, Benjamin Robert
A.B. IN ECONOMICS. Zefa Psi.
Raleigh
Williamson, Jean Bethell Asheville
A.B. IN HISTORY. Delta Delta Delta: Consolidated University Stu-
dent Council (4); Student Legislature (3); Splash Club (3. 4);
Hockey Club (3. 4); Yackety Yack (4); Panhellenic Council (41.
Williford, Constance
EDUCATIl.X. Alpha Gun
Plymouth
Delta: G'ee
Willis, James Millard
A.B. IN EDUCATION. Vamlina Qu
Davis
rterly (3) ; YMCA (3, 4).
Wilson, Cecil H. Black Mountain
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Delta Higmii Pi.
Wilson, William Alexander Raleigh
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Lambda Chi Alpha; Card
Board (2, 3); Football. Manager (1); Track (1); University Club
(3, 4).
Third Row:
Wimbish, Charles Thomas Stoneville
B.S. IN GEOLOGY. Sigma Gamma Epsilon, President; University
Winders, Janyce Wilkinson Kenly
A.B. IN EDUCATION. Delta Delta Delta: Yaekety Yark (3, 4);
YWCA (3, 4), Cabinet (4).
Winstead, Arthur McKinnon Roxboro
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Alpha Kappa Psi.
Wolfsheimer, Louis Marcus
Baltimore, Md.
A.B. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE. Zeta Beta Tan; Class Officer. Presi-
dent (3); Lacrosse (1, 2, 3, 4); Monogram Club (2, 3, 4); Order
or Golden Bea'' (2, 3. 4). President (3); Student Government Officer,
Attorney General (4) ; Student Legislature (3) : Orientation Coun-
.selor (4).
Wood, Elizabeth Roberts
A.B. IN ENGLISH. Kappa Delta: YWCA (3, 4).
Wood, Ellen Elizabeth
Edenton
Princeton, N. J.
A.B. IN SOCIOLOGY. Dailii Tar Heel: Plavmakers (4); SUAB
Board (3, 4); Yackety Yack (3); Student Party (3, 4).
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Wood, Matthew Thomas
A.B. IN CHEMISTRY. Pi Kavpa Alpha: Football (2).
Enfield
Takoma Park, Md.
IiKlepeiulent Coeil Board (3, 4) ; Student
Wood, Sara Ruth
A.B. IN socioloc;y.
Legislature (3)
Woody, Joe Harris
A.B. IN CHEMISTRY. Atphti Epsilun Ilrltn.
Woody, W. Ruffin, Jr.
A.B. IN JOURNALISM. Daily Tar Heel (1. 2
Monogram Club (2, 3, 4); Yackettj Yack (1. 2. 3).
Wooten, Dal F.
A.B. IN ENGLISH.
Worthington, Davis E.
A.B. IN SOCIOLOGY.
Bessemer City
Roxboro
) ; Lacrosse (2) ;
Kinston
Pikeville
Wright, James Zebulon Shelby
A.B. IN EDUCATION. SUAE Committee (4); Yaeketij Yrick (4);
Canterbury Club (3, 4): Young Democrat Club (4).
Wright, Robert Lee Charlotte
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Phi De'Ja rhrtii: Tennis (1).
Wright, Sandra Penn Winston-Salem
A.B. IN SOCIOLOGY. Vhi Omeijn: Splash Club (3); Tarnaiion (3);
Tanhellenic Council (4).
Third Row:
Yates, Charles William Burlington
B.S IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Kappa Alpha; Cierman Club
Cii; Student Audit Board. 14).
Yale, George Maynard
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.
Traphill
Second Row:
Wrenn, Elinor Lucy Greensboro
A.B. IN JOURNALISM. Delta Delta Delta: Card Board (3); Cheer-
leader (41; Dailii Tar Heel (3); Orientation Counselor (4i; Student
Council (3, 4) ; "SUAB Board (3) ; Tennis (3) ; University Club (4) :
Yaeketu Yark (3); YWCA (3. 4), Program Chairman (4).
Wrenn, William James, Jr.
Glee Club (2
HiUsboro
VMCA (I. 2.
Weaverville
Wright, Arnold Lee
A.B. IN SOCIOLOGY. Phi Eta Hi'imu ; Phi Beta Kappa; YMCA:
Wesley Society.
Yandle, Earl McManaway, Jr. Charlotte
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Pi Su: Daihi Tar Heel (3).
Yearley, Jane Elizabeth Shaker Heights, Ohio
AB IN POLITICAL SCIENCE. Kappa Alpha Tlieta; Stray Greeks:
University Club (3. 4); Women's Residence Board (3): Yackettj
Yack (4)"; YWCA (3. 4): Orientation Counselor (4).
Yokley, Jo Ann
A.B. IN ENGLISH. Chi Omega.
Mount Airy
Yelverton, Charles Herbert Smithfield
A.B. IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION. Baseball (4): Monogram Club (2).
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A.n IN POLITICAL SCIENCE. Thcta Chi; YMCA.
Younts, James Ronald High Point
B.S. IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. Phi Beta Kappa; Football
(1); Monognim Club (3, 4); Soccer (2. 3, 4); YMCA (1. 2).
Zachary, Marcia Anne
Salisbury
Kesideiice Board (4); YWCA (3. li;
Zerden, Howard Gordon Hickory
A.B. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE. Pi Liniibda Phi; Card Board 12. .•!.
I); Yiickelii Yack (2); Hillel (2, 3, 4).
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Junior Class Officers
Seated
Jim Fountain President
Slitnding
Eleanor Saunders Social Chairman
Donna Blair Secretary
Carroll Butts Treasurer
Not Pictured
Bob Grimes Vice-President
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JUNIOR CLASS
W^e come:
two years behind the Freshmen now . . . half -wise, half-fooUsh . . . facing early
Saturdays and long Sunday afternoons . . . time our caretaker . . . education our
stern keeper . . . many outside interests . . . flanking for the first row of Marriage
and the Family . . . professional card players sipping a stronger tea ... no
longer too young, we have the future in our eyes . . . our brisk steps indent the
soil with confidence . . . buildings more familiar . . . we walk on . . .
We endow:
campus politicians . . . football seasons . . . before Sunday escapades with still
bare Saturday reveries . . . half-smoked cigarettes . . . warm donuts at the Y'
with partially filled coftee cups scattered over the pavement . . . the before-lunch
gab . . . enlistments in the service . . . Korea-Kapers . . . November intermission
for Dook . . . interviews with Kinsey . . . freedom unlimited ... a laugh, a
shout, terrific love for life . . .
\Y^e come:
dedicating leaders . . . scholarship-shiners . . . government-givers . . . student
activit)- endless . . . remembering dances . . . fraternit)- pin exchanges . . . exami-
nation entries . . . term paper tardy on the official deadline . . . expectation of
the years . . . the Carolina way of life soon becomes the only way . . .
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Full Riiu-: Billy Joe Abercrombie, Mount
Holly; Milo Boiling Abercrombie. Sigma
Alph.i Eps/loii, Greensboro; Don Earnest
Ahernathy, Stanley; Jane Louise Abernathy,
McAdenville; Charles Stanley Ackerman,
New York, N. Y.; Abdul Razak Adamjee,
Karachi, Pakistan.
Second Ron: Daphne Hunter Adams, NX'il-
low Springs; Larry Holbrook Addington,
Asheville; Richard N. Adelsheim, Ze!a
Beta Tau, Pittsburgh, Pa.; David William
Aderholdt, Si^ma Phi Epulon, Charlotte;
Mary Virginia Agnew, Hendersonville;
Joseph Basil Alala, Jr., Greensboro.
Third Rote: Robert Davis Aldridge, L.imh-
d.i Chi Alpha, Phi Ela Sigma, Burlington;
Willson Alexander, Winston-Salem; Grace
Virginia Alley, Burlington; James T. Alley,
Goldsboro; Bruce Tyndall AUigood, Jr.,
Theta Chi, Washington; Harry Vernon
Anderson, Jr., Sigma Chi, Asheboro.
FoKiih Row: Thomas A. Anderson, Mor-
ganton ; Clinton Toms Andrews. Jr., Theta
Chi. Hickory; Patricia May Andrews, Cran-
ford, N. J.; William David Andrews,
Delia Upsilon, Augusta. Ga.; Donald Gray
Angell, Winston-Salem; Loyd L. Annas,
Rutherford College.
Fijlh Ron-: John M. Archer, Sigma Chi,
Franklin; Jerry Monroe Arledge, Kappa
Alpha, Brooklyn, N. Y.; James Bentley
Armstrong, Hudson; Alice Harris Asbury,
Greensboro; Virginia Wallace Ashburn,
Virginia Beach. Va. ; Katherine W. At-
water, Northampton, Mass.
Sixth Rotr: Barbara Babb. Fountain Inn,
S. C. ; Frederick A. Babson. Jr., Wilming-
ton; Allen Louis Bader, Kappa Alpha,
Louisville, Ky.; Joseph Edmonds Bafford,
Phi Ela Sigma, Lexington; Phyllis Ann
Bailey. Louisburg; Bonnie Marie Baker,
Chi Omega, Carrboro.
Seventh Row: Elizabeth Castleman Ball,
Oak Ridge, Tenn.; John E. Banner, Kappa
Sigma. Mount Airy; John D. Barab. Jr.,
Phi Kappa Sigma, Atlantic City, N. J.;
John Robert Barden, Newark. N. J.; Karl
Lee Barkley, Kappa Alpha. Raleigh; Robert
C. Barlowe, Lenoir.
Eighlh Row: Peggy Barnard. Asheboro;
lames Lucas Barnes, Jr., Zela Psi, Wilson;
William Edwin Barnes, Jr., Delia Kappa
Epsilon. Wilson; James H. Barnhill, Ply-
mouth; Alban Kmssley Barrus. Kappa
Sigma, Kinston; William H. Bass, III,
Charlotte.
Ninlh Row: Eula Louise Baumann, Lake-
wood, Ohio; Lacy Gilmer Baynes, Greens-
boro ; David Rozier Beam. Shelby; Lewis
Ray Beam. Bessemer City; Arthur Franklin
Bcamcr. Mount Airy; Tommy Floyd Beard,
Thomasville.
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Class
First Row: F. Barbara Beasley, Chi Omega,
Springfield. Ohio; Ralph Grady Beaver.
Asheville; Job O. Belcher. Jr., Phi K-ipP-'
Sigma. Phi Eta Sigma, Norfolk, Va.; Helen
E. Bell, Durham; Henrietta Bell, Delta
Delta Delta. Greensboro; Robert Fowler
Bell, Lambda Chi Alpha, Washington.
Second Row: Walter Enos Bell. Jr.. Dur-
ham; Sonia Carolyn Bergen, Aiken. S. C.;
Mary Caroline Bernard. Pi Beta Phi, Chevy
Chase, Md.; Olga Bernardin. Charleston.
S. C; Frank Kibler Berry. Chi Psi, Mor-
ganton; John J. Beshara, Greer, S. C.
Third Row: Maurice Waters Blackwelder.
Mooresville; Sam J. Blackwood, Chapel
Hill; James Fred Blake, Jr., Phi Kappa
Sigma, Hillsboro; Eugene Blair Blanton.
Gastonia; Beverly Blemker. Alpha Delta
Pi, Augusta, Ga. ; Donald Eugene Bolden.
Burlington.
Fourth Row: Louie Elario Bonardi, Delta
Sigma Pi, Durham; Ernest Spurgeon Booth.
Jr., Durham; Purabi Bose, Chapel Hill;
Betty Joyce Bostian, China Grove; Philip
E. Bostian. Landis; John Mitchell Bowden.
Durham.
Fiith Row: Thomas Walter Brake, Row-
land; William Andrew Brandon, Jr., Wil-
son; Dorothy Elizabeth Branham. Orlando.
Fla.; Ralph Edmond Branscomb, Winston-
Salem; Carolyn Coe Brassell, Tampa, Fla.;
VC'illiam Tyler Brawner, Zeta Psi. Wash-
ington, D. C.
Sixth Row: Bobby Joe Bray, Thomasville;
Eugene Edward Bray, Beta Theta Pi. Reids-
ville; William Richard Brewer. Shelby;
Thomas Howard Bridges. Shelby; Cary Lee
Broadway. Chi Psi, Spencer; Clayton Ackiss
Brock. Bailey.
Seventh Row: Cyrus Lee Brooks, High
Point; Rachel Newell Brooks, Roxboro;
Barbara Llewelyn Brown, Raleigh; Vi'ayne
G. Brown, Chi Psi. Jenkintown, Pa.; Her-
bert Howard Browne, Jr., Sigma Alpha
Epsilon, Phi Eta Sigma, Columbia, S. C. ;
Seth Vernon Brumley, Jr., Sigma Nii,
Statesville.
Eighth Row: Alfred S. Bryant, Zeta Psi.
Durham; John 'VC'. Bryant, Zeta Pn. Spar-
tanburg. S. C; Marion C. Buie. Chi Pn.
Fayetteville; Elbert Rosser Bunch. Tyner;
John Herman Bunch. Jr.. Sigma Phi Epsi-
lon. Clinton ; Henry Clinton Burbridge,
Chi Phi. Jacksonville, Fla.
Ninth Row: James Vance Burgess, Burling-
ton; Julian Hubert Burnett, Burgaw; Joseph
Wesley Burrell, Washington, D. C; Frank-
lin Caldwell Burris. Lexington ; George
Harold Butler. Jr.. Hiwassee Dam; Ira
Daniel Butler, Jr., Rowland.
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First Row: Carroll Jordan Butts, Atlanta,
Ga.; Eugene Robert Buyer, Ze/a Beta Tati,
East Orange, N. J.; Robert D. Byerly, Beta
Theta Pi, Winston-Salem; Herbert Aldon
Callihan, Jr., Lambda Chi Alpha, Fayette-
ville; William Morse Calvert, Pi Kappa
Alpha, Norfolk, Va. ; Bradley James Came-
ron, Winston-Salem.
Second Row: Edward Truesdale Campbell,
Wilson; Jerry Austin Campbell, Pi Kappa
Phi, Phi Eta Sigma. Taylorsville; John
Kerr Campbell, Wilmington; Maurice Lewis
Canaday, Four Oaks; Franklin Lamar Can-
non, Kannapolis ; Constance Carbaugh, Roa-
noke, Va.
Third Row: Philip Edward Carroll, Reids-
ville; B. Joyce Carter, Lake Junaluska;
Sara Cornelia Cashwell, Hope Mills; Lynn
Fage Chandler, Morrisville; Hugh McMas-
ter Chapman, Zeta Psi, Spartanburg, S. C;
Joan Marie Chapman, Wilmington, Del.
Fourth Row: Barbara Carolyn Chardkoff,
lacksonvilie, Fla.; Joseph Blount Cherry,
Sigma N», Windsor; Jean Gray Christian,
Charlotte; Joanne Christian, Delta Delia
Delta, Smithfield, Va.; Linda Gray Clement,
Raleigh; Charlotte HoUingsworth Clement,
Raleigh.
Fifth Row: John H. Cline, Morganton;
William Grimes Clark, III, Delta Kappa
Epiitoii. Tarboro; William Clarence Clause,
Sanford, Fla.; Roland Elbert Clemmons,
Phi Kappa Sigma. Atlanta. Ga.; Lorenza T.
Clinard, Clemmons; Barbara Gwen Cline,
Chapel Hill.
5/.v//j Row: Laurence Arthur Cobb, Chi
Psi. Massapegua, N. Y. ; Floyd Garland
Coble, Jr., Chi Phi. Greensboro; Robert
Sharpe Cochrane, Laurinburg; Louise In-
man Coffey, Arlington. Va.; Phyllis Ann
Cogburn, Candler; Robert Stephen Colbert,
Tail Epsilon Phi, Omega Gamma Mii lota.
Washington, D. C.
Seventh Row: John Willard Cole. Phi Delta
Theta. Oak Park, 111.; Benjamin Kenneth
Collins, HiUsboro; Charles Avery Connell,
Pi Kappa Phi, Raeford; Wallace Hedrick
Conrad. Greensboro ; Amy Catherine Cooke,
Bc-thseda, Md.; James Wallace Coon, Kap-
pa Sigma, Bessemer City.
Eighth Row: Da\id Booth Cooper, Alpha
Tail Omega, Washington, D. C; Vinton
Kermit Coor, Pine Level ; Cuthbert Mal-
colm Copeland. Tyner; Patricia Anne Cor-
bett, S\van.sboro; George Franklin Corl,
Concord; Benjamin McLauchlin Covington,
Phi Eta Sigma, "W'adesboro.
Ninth Rotv: Cecil Edmund Cowan, Mor-
ganton; Horace Baxter Cowell, Washing-
ton; Malcolm A. Cox, Jr., Kinston; Walter
Crabtree Converse. Sigma Chi. Spartanburg,
S. C; June Estelle Craft. Pfafftown; Marcia
Crane, Pi Beta Phi. Orlando, Fla.
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Class
First Row: Edward Kochtitzky Crawford,
Sigma Atpkt Epsilon, Winston-Salem;
Hazel Bridges Crawford, Ponte Vedra
Beach, Fla.; Thomas Claiborne Creasy,
Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Gretna, Va.; Max
Henry Crohn, Jr., Pi Lambda Phi, Ashe-
ville; James Garland Crouch, Jr., Phi
Gamma Delta, Jacksonville; Martha T.
Crowell, Hendersonville.
Second Row: Richard Archer Croxton, Jr.,
Phi Gamma Delta, Danville, Va.; James
Slade Crumpton, Roxboro; Barbara Darlene
Currin, Dunn; Beverly Hart Currin, Olivia;
Mary Virginia Currin, Meredithville, Va.;
Ronald David Current, Winston-Salem.
Third Row: William Ange Current, Kappa
Sigma, Gastonia; Ronald Moore Daniels,
Sea Level; Patricia Bagley Daniels, Ra-
leigh; Pete Poole Daniels, Wanchese; Carl
Dann, III, Phi Delta Theta, Orlando. Fla.;
Mary Anderson Davenport, Timmonsville,
S. C.
Fourth Row: Elizabeth Caroline Davis,
Brevard; James Campbell Davis, Waxham;
Myra Ann Davis, Albemarle; Robert Wil-
liam Dawson, Rego Park, N. Y.; Charlie
Louis Dean, Jr., Fuquay Springs; Henry
Thomas Deane, Albemarle.
Fifth Row: Franklin Elliott Dees, Bayboro;
Marjorie Graves Depew, Kissimmee, Fla. ;
Josephine Amanda Derry, Washington,
D. C; Robert Otis Deviney, I^imhda Chi
Alpha, Spindale; Benjamin Arnold Dia-
mond, Charlotte ; Mark O. Dickerson, Zela
Pst, Rutherfordton.
Sixth Row: Babbie Jane Dilorio, Utica,
N. Y.; James Richard Dillingham, Ph/
Gamma Dtlta. Greenville; Wyatt Thomas
Dixon, Jr., Phi Kappa Sigma, Durham;
Glenn Douglas Dodson, Jr., Pi Kappa Phi.
Lumberton; Jesse Richard Dodson, Raleigh;
Lemuel Lowe Doss, Jr., Sigma Alpha Epsi-
lon. Wilmington.
Seventh Roiv: Thomas George Douglas,
Charlotte; John Colin Drewry, Raleigh;
John McNeely DuBose, Sigma Alph.i Epsi-
lon. Chapel Hill; Samuel Jefferson Dun-
can, Jr., Charlotte; Carol Louise DuPler,
Davidson; Susan Evelyn Dupree, Angier.
Eighth Row: Pender Porter Durham, Wil-
mington ; Janice Dute, Asheboro ; Jo Fran-
ces Eaddy, Raleigh; Roy Lee Earp, Angier;
Susan East, Little Rock, Ark.; Claire Rus-
sell Easty, Chapel Hill.
Sinth Row: Robert K. Eberle, Lamkda Chi
Alpha. Asheville; Oscar Bradley Eckhoff,
Washington; Richard Irvin Edmundson,
Fremont; Nancy Ann Edwards, Salemburg;
'Philip F. Edwards, Chadbourn; Robert
Wheless Edwards, Louisburg.
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Mo.; David Robert Elliott, Sigma Nu,
Asheboro; Donald Jackson Elliott, Shelby;
leanne Bryant Ellis, Nashville; Michael
Sherman Epstein, Middletown, Conn.; Wil-
liam James Erwin, Jr., Pi Kappa Alpha,
Danville, Va.
Second Row: Linwood W. Eure. Chapel
Hill; Barbara Ann Evans, Hinsdale, III.;
Charles Kelly Evans, Boardman; Wade H.
Everhart, Jr., Katonah, N. Y.; Robert Stuart
Everton, Columbia; Sara Cheves Fair,
Greenville, S. C.
Third Ron: Robert Leon Farmer, Smith-
field; Lloyd Phillip Farrar, Phi Eta Sigma,
Clemson, S. C; Robert Allen Farrell, Phi
Era Sigma. Troy; William Douglas Fetzer,
Phi kappa Sigma, Rocky River, Ohio;
Dorothy Ann Figel, Indianapolis, Ind.;
Arthur Douglas Fincannon, Enka.
Foiiith Row: Emily Cooper Finch, Thomas-
ville; William E. Finnerty, Chapel Hill;
Glenn Fredrick Fish, Willow Springs;
Otis Norwood Fisher, Bladenboro; Roy B.
Fitch, Jr., Alpha Tau Omega, Chapel Hill;
Robert Cockman Flake, Rockingham.
Fillh Ron: Joel Lawrence Fleishman, Fay-
etteville; Priscilla Moon Fleming, Pi Beta
Phi, Lafitte. La.; William Holt Fleming,
Alpha Tau Omega, Raleigh; Sula Floros,
Charlotte; Billy Roderick Flowers, Sigma
Phi Epsiloii. Clayton; Gordon Forester, Jr.,
Kappa Alpha, Wilkesboro.
Sixth Row: William Kirby Formyduvall,
Bladenboro; George Leigh Foti, Sigma Nu.
Orlando, Fla.; Millard Jim Fountain, Chi
Pit. 'Wilmington; Henry Lee Fowler, Jr.,
Mount Holly; Sarah Nancy Fox, Charlotte;
Frederick Dozier Foy, Wilmington.
Seienth Row: Anne Bisland Frederick,
Washington, D. C; Joseph Franklin Free-
man, Jr.. Sigma Chi. Greensboro; Ruth
Allcrto'n French, Newton Center, Mass.;
Pinkney Carroll Froneberger, Jr., Gastonia;
Allen L. Frucci, Phi Kappa Sigma, Albany,
Ga.; James Johnson Furches, Clemmons.
Eighth Row: Carl Augustus Furr, Jr., 5;,?-
ma Phi Epsilon, Concord; David Gardner
Futch, Pi Kappa Phi, Monroe; William
David Fyfe, Carrboro; Ronald Glenn Gahr-
mann, Cheshire, Conn.; Margie Mary Gar-
ner. Pinehurst; William Darrell Garner,
High Point.
Ninth Row: John Walter Garrou, Valdese;
Edward Leroy Gates, Jr., Alexandria, Va.;
Don Weng Geiger, Kappa Alpha, Tampa,
Fla.; Jo Ellen Gerschefski, Spartanburg,
S. C.; Patricia Ann Gibson, Fayetteville;
Sam Bryce Gibson, High Point.
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First Row: Franklin Delano Giles, Chapel
Hill; Donald T. Gladstone, Sij^i/hi Chi,
Las Vegas, Nev.; Jonas Brittain Glenn,
Siginj Chi. Spartanburg, S. C; John Snow
Glover, Charlotte; Barbara Gwynne Golden,
Ft. Riley. Kan.; J. C. Golding, Winston-
Salem.
SecijnJ Roti: Donald Matthew Goldstein,
Tju Epsilon Phi, Norfolk, Va.; John De-
CC'itt Gooc'h, Greensboro; Al J. Goodman,
[r.. Pi Umbd.i Phi, Asheville; Ronald
Byrd Goodman, Theu Chi, Charlotte; Betsy
Lynn Goodwin, Chi Omega. Lenoir City,
Fenn.; Rebecca A. Gordon, South Hill, Va.
Third Row: Betsy Ross Gorham, Nash%'ille;
feanne Sue Grana, Valdese; Connie Mack
jravitte, Chi Psi, Roxboro; Carroll Osborn
jray. Amagansett, N. Y.; Heiskell Rea
jray. Kappa Alpha, Washington, D. C;
.ouise Gray, Gamma Phi Bela, Browns-
ille, Tenn.
~ourth Row: Agnes Braxton Green, Chi
')me!>a. Daytona Beach, Fla.; Phyllis Law
jreer, Greensboro; Joan Elizabeth Greene,
,exington ; Virginia Ann Greene, Char-
otte; William Marion Greene, Phi Gam-
'la Delta, Robersonville; Robert Sutton
jrimes, Sigma Nu, Rocky Mount.
•ijlh Row: Boyce Fred Grindstaff, Forest
,ity; Danny Franklin Gryder. Asheville;
'eter Gumpert, Pi Lambda Phi, Asheville;
iugene Burke Gunter, Jr., Phi Delia Theta,
lamlet; Virginia Clark Gunter, Arlington,
'a.; Richard E. Guthrie, Jr., Beta Theta
'/, Winston- Salem.
ixth Roir: Frederick Eugene Hafer, P,
'appa Alpha. Hickory; E. Nathan Hale
r.. Greensboro; Richard Charles Hallden
:hi Psi, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Frederick Del
lar Hamrick. IIL Sigma Nti, Rutherford
)n; Samuel D. Handel. Philadelphia, Pa.
ugene Jenkins Hanna, Gastonia.
eietith Row: Kitty Ann Harbison, Roches-
;r, N. Y.; Jon Shannon Harder. Greens-
oro; William Malcolm Harding, Cana;
dward Hooper Hardison, Sigma Alpha
psilon, Wadesboro; Wesley Jewell Hardi-
>n. Plymouth; Charles Clement Hargrave.
exington.
ighth Rote: Anne Lyn Harrell, Washing-
)n, D. C; Frank M. Harris, Phi Kappa
igma. Lincolnton ; George Baxter Harris,
igma Nil, Hickory; Harvey Max Harris,
■arysburg; James A. Harris, Chi Phi,
rreenville, S. C; Patsy Mitchiner Harris,
lenderson.
'i«th Row: Ray Shannon Harris, Bryson
ity; Edward Nelson Harrison. Eagle
Brings; Penny Hartman, Lincolnton;
'ladys Bernard Hatcher, Four Oaks;
■^orgia Lee Hatley, Hatley; Frank Houston
'awfield, Jr., Matthews.
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S. C. ; fohnny Green Hayes, Hampton, Va.;
Mary Anne Hayes, Bowling Green, Ky.;
Hugh Charles Haynsworth, III, Bel,: Theta
Pi, Sumter, S. C; John Wesley Hearne,
Charleston, W. Va.; Anne Chewning He-
bert. Alpha Omicron Pi, Lake Charles, La.
Second Roic: Paul Warren Heemann, Phi
Dell.i Thetj. Baltimore, Md.; George Al-
bert Hemz, Jr., Sparta ; Samuel Horace
Helms, Charlotte; John Harrison Helton,
Statesville; Martha Hemstreet, Phi Mu,
Augusta, Ga.; Robert Alan Henley, Kappj
Sigma, Raleigh.
Third Row: Seymour Herzog, New York,
N. Y.; Robert S, Higginbotham, Raleigh;
Joan Menger Hill, Augusta, Ga.; Charles
Laroy Hilton, Hickory; Renfrow S. Hin-
nant, Lucama; Horace Edgar Hitchings,
yr., Raleigh.
Voiirth Row: Robert Hanes Hoffman,
Winston-Salem; Thomas Henry Hoover,
Jr„ Charlotte; Bill Bowen Horner, South-
ern Pines; Donald Bernard Horton, Con-
cord; Patricia Macon Horton, Kappa Alpha
Theta, Stillwater, Okla.; Robert Burns
Houchins, Leaksville.
Fiflh Row: Charles Weston Houck. Kappa
Alpha, Florence, S. C; Montague Stuart
Houlder, Jr., Raleigh; Ann Howell, Alex-
andria, Va,; Billy Shaw Howell, Jr., Kappa
Alpha, Charlotte; Charles Francis Howell,
Chapel Hill; Leonard James Howell, Oak-
horu.
Sixth Row: Richard Alvin Hoyle, Phi Kap-
pa SiRtna. Lincolnton; Charles Tayloe
Hoyt, Jr., Phi Gamma Delta. 'Washington;
Gordon Lamar Hudson, Winston-Salem;
loan Magdallen Hudson, Greensboro; Wil-
liam Thomas Huff, Jr.. Sigma Alpha Ep-
siloii. Charlotte; Anne Louise Huffman,
Catawba.
Sereiith Row: David Webster Hunt, Co-
lumbia, S. C; John Elton Hunsucker,
Chapel Hill; James Richardson Hurley.
Seaford, Del.; John Bill Hurley, Rober-
sonviUe; Gordon Chase Hurst, Kappa Sig-
ma, Durham; Herman Hamilton Husbands,
Delia Upsilon, Chapel Hill.
EiKhth Row: jimmie Oliver Hutchins,
Chapel Hill; Robert Perry Hyatt, Chero-
kee; C. Blake Ingram, Asheville; Richard
William lobst. Delta Sigma Phi. Danville,
Va.; Henry D. Irvin, Enka; James Morn-
son Ir\in, Midland.
Ninth Row: Henry H. Isaacson, Zeta Beta
Tall. Greensboro; Judy Jordan Jackson,
Shreveport, La.; Thomas Snow James,
S/?;«j Chi. Elkin; Frances Lorena Jenkins,
Kannapolis; Edwin Smith Jewell, Wilming-
ton; Alan Francis Johnson, Jamestown.
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First Row: Allen Pink Johnson, Fairmont;
Edward Stokes Johnson, Delhi Upsilon, Phi
Eta Sigma. Chapel Hill; Fritz Kreisler
Johnson, Durham; Joseph Allen Johnson,
Kappa Alpha, Ayden; Lucia Porcher John-
son, Chapel Hill ; Ann Spencer Jones,
Charlotte.
Second Row: Floyd Jones, Jr., Durham;
Mary Louise Jones, Sanford; Robert Tyree
Jones, Phi Kappa Si.^ma, Durham; Ruth
Emerson Jones, Charlotte; Wilbur David
Jones, Jr., Wilmington; Ralph Martin Jor-
dan, Jr., Kappa Alpha, Concord.
Third Row: Walton Kitchin Joyner, Zeta
Psi. Phi Eta Sigma, Raleigh ; Nancy Claire
Julian, Winston-Salem; Julia Nan Kaneer,
Belmont; Bradley David Katz, Pi himbda
Phi, Warsaw; James M. Keech, Sigma Chi,
Tarboro; Nanc^ Ann Keister, Southport.
Fourth Row: Margaret Patterson Kelly,
Charlotte; Patricia Ann Kent, Gamma Phi
Beta, Denver, Colo. ; Thomas Howard Kep-
ley. Kappa Alpha. Salisbury; Ronald Ker-
dasha. North Bergan, N. J.; Lovick Harden
Kernodle, Jr., Danville, Va.; Katherine
Kinnaird Kerr, Winston-Salem.
FiUh Row: Robert C. Kesler, Jr., Greens-
boro; A. Vincent Keyes, Sigma Chi, Greens-
boro; Robert Russell Kindig, Englewood,
N. J.; Harold Harlston Kinney, High Point;
William Hugh Kirkman, Jr., Alpha Tan
Omega. Burlington; Owen Richard Knop,
Phi Kappa Sigma, Milwaukee, Wis.
Sixth Rote: Natalie Harvey Kooker, Kappa
Kappa Gamma, Winston-Salem; Lament
Drear Krimminger, Kannapolis; Charles
Kuralt, St. Anthony Hall. Phi Eta Sigma.
Charlotte; Raymond Richard Kushinsky,
Tail Epsilon Phi. Toms River, N. J.; Wil-
lis H. Lachot, Rutherford College; Robert
Lee Lambeth, Zeta Pm. Thomasville.
Seventh Row: Davis W. Lamson, 5/. Antho-
ny Hall. Durham; Calvin Lee Lane, Denton,
iMd.; Palmyra Ramsey Langston, Greenville,
S. C. ; Jerry Holt Laws, Durham; Carol
Ann Lee, Greensboro; Hollis Frank Lee,
Marshville.
Eighth Row: John Gambrell Lee, Greens-
boro; William Osborne Lee, Jr., Delta
Kappa Epsilon. Lumberton ; William Pearce
Lee, Fuquay Springs; James Hugh Leh-
mann. Delta Sigma Phi. Phi Eta Sigma,
Elnora, N. V.; Joan Carol Leonard, Ashe-
ville; Rueben Y. Leonard, Sigma Phi Ep-
silon, Greensboro.
Ninth Rotr: Annette Harriet Levenson,
Salisbury; James Oliver Lewis, Chi Psi,
?ayetteville; John Gray Lewis, Statesville;
Klary Gantt Lewis, Durham; Sarah Hitch-
tpck Liggett, St. Petersburg, Fla.; Max
idward Liles, Bailey.
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Delia. Scarsdale, N. Y.; Norris Wilford
Link, Jr., Winston-Salem; Robert Polk
Linker, Chapel Hill; Eliza Little, Virginia
Beach, Va.; William A, Lofquist, Asheville;
Rodger Clement Logsdon, Chapel Hill.
Second Row: Wye Toh Loke, Kuala Lum-
pur, Malaya ; Albert Anderson Long, Jr.,
Zela Psi, Durham; Thomas Hill Long,
Statesville; James Nosco Longest, III, Beta
Theta Pi, Goldsboro; Warren Grey Love,
Phi Kappa Sigma, Mount Airy; James
Bailey Lovelace, Jr., Phi Gamma Delta,
High Point.
Third Row: Thomas John Lowe, Midway
Park; Ruth Lower, Alpha Delta Pi. Roa-
noke, Va.; Elizabeth Lynn, Raleigh; Mary
Cecile Lynn, Kappa Alpha Theta. Savan-
nah, Ga.; George James MacMillan, III,
Zela Psi, Raleigh; Arthur Allen Madden.
Pi Kappa Alpha. Columbia, S. C.
Fourth Row: Robert Lawrence Maddry,
Delta Kappa Epsiloii. Lumberton ; Daniel
Iverson Mainer, Richmond, Va.; Robert
Roy Malone, McCoU, S. C; Addison Good-
loe Mangum, Gastonia; Lynn S. Mann, Pi
Kappa Phi. Phi Eta Si,e,ma, Lillington;
Stephen Charles Marcinko, Theta Chi,
Johnstown, Pa.
Fifth Row: Benjamin Sanford Marks, Jr.,
Zeta Beta Tall. Greensboro ; Constance
Marple, Kappa Delta, Chapel Hill; Albert
Marx, Zeta Beta Tail, Atlanta, Ga.; Paul
Bailey Mason, Asheville; Robert Eugene
Massie, Waynesville; Laura Deane Mathe-
son, Ahoskie.
Sixth Roic: William Mack Matthews, Bur-
lington; Thomas Watts Mauldin, High
Point; Ann Elizabeth May, Burlington; Ben
C. Mayo, 11, Delta Kappa Epiiloii. Tarboro;
Jacqueline McCarthy, Norfolk, Va. ; John
Malcolm McCaskiU, Durham.
Seventh Row: Angus A. McCormick, St.
Pauls; Guy Pitman McCormick, McDonald;
William O. McCoy, Snow Hill; Paul
Swicegood McCubbins, Sigma Nii, Salis-
bury; John Lewis McDaniel, Gibsonville;
George Badger McGehee, Delta Vpsiloii,
Washington, D. C.
Eighth Rolf: George Carroll McGinty,
Chapel Hill; William P. McGlaughon, Wil-
mington; Charles Stalvey McGoogan, St.
Pauls; Joseph Harold McGugan, Fayette-
ville; Baxter Grady Mclntyre, Ellerbe;
George Casey McKinney, Chi Psi, Marshall.
Ninth Row: Mary Ann McManus, New
York, N. Y.; Peter Dillard McMichael, Jr.,
Beta Theta Pi. ReidsviUe; Zeb Vance Mc-
Millan, Zeta Psi. Red Springs; Edwina Mc-
MuUan, Greenville; M. Janie McNeill,
Camp Lejeune; Barbara Ann McRee, Phi
Mil. Parrott, Ga.
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First Row: Bruce Edward Mehrman, New
York, N. Y.; Clarence Warren Melvin,
Clarkton; C. Harold Metcalfe, Forest City;
Donna Joan Metz, Gamma Phi Beta, Clay-
ton, Mo.; Ralph Thomas Midyette, Ashe-
ville; John Holloway Milam, Phi Kappa
Sigma, New York, N. Y.
Second Row: Pressly McAuley Millen. Phi
Delta Theta. Charlotte; Dennis Russell
Mitchell, Sigma Chi. Little Big Horn, Okla.;
Sally Carol Moore, Currie; Saunders Wins-
ton Moore, Sigma Nu, Burlington ; Frank
Hoy Moose, Jr., Concord ; Thomas Perkins
Morton, Kappa Alpha, Biloxi, Miss.
Third Row: James Battle Morgan, Cary;
Joseph Edward Morgan, Jr., Phi Kappa
Sigma, Winston-Salem; Gene Elliot Mor-
ing, Jr., Phi Kappa Sigma. Raleigh; Mc-
Lendon Graham Morris, Oxford; Robert
Gene Morrow, Shelby; Marguerite Frances
Morton, Salisbury.
Fourth Row: Nell Hatley Morton, Mount
Pleasant; William Columbus Mudd, Gas-
tonia ; Kenneth Ray Murphy, "Wilmington ;
Mary Ann Murphy, Alpha Delta Pi. Brooks-
ville, Fla.; Lucy Jane Murray, Miami, Fla.;
James R. Myers, Franklin.
Fifth Rote: Carol Vigne Nation, Washing-
ton, D. C; Alvin Wilkins Neely, Jr.,
Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Waynesboro, Ga.;
Herbert Eugene Neilson, Chi Psi, Aiken,
S. C; Jimmy Steve Neville, Chapel Hill;
William A. Newcomb, Henderson; Norma
Newell, Phi Mti, Jackson, Miss.
Sixth Row: Ethel Diane Newton, Phi Mu,
Norfolk, Va.; Valerie Suzanne Nichols,
Delray Beach, Fla.; Charlotte Marion
Nicoll, Charlotte; Margaret Mathilda Nie-
ter, Orlando, Fla.; Gloria Elizabeth Nix,
Pi Beta Phi, St. Petersburg, Fla.; Thomas
F. Norman, Dobson.
Seienlh Rotr: Owen Lennon Norment, Jr.,
Asheville; Thomas Lloyd Norris, Jr., Sig-
ma Phi Epsilon. South Mills; Robert Rey-
nolds O'Briant, Durham; John Nelson
Ogburn, Jr., Greensboro; James Gorham
()i;k-.by, Sigma Nu. Greensboro; Katharine
lllmg Oldfield, Norfolk, Va.
Eighth Row: Mary Lou O'Mara, Richmond,
Va.; Stephen Louis Opitz, Fords, N. J.;
Thoman Lane Ormand, Chi Phi, Monroe;
Gene Harriet Overbeck, Fayetteville; Lu-
cille Shelton Owens, Plymouth; John E.
Page, Rocky Mount.
Ninth Row: William C. Palmer, Durham;
Arthur Bradford Papineau, Plymouth; Vasi-
like Pappas, Portland, Me.; Jacquelyn H.
Park, Kingsport, Tenn.; Larry Hunter
Parker, Charlotte; Harriet Parrish, Fair
Bluff.
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Finl Roll-: Henry Newton Parrish, Jr.,
Winston-Salem; George Eugene Parsons,
Landis; Kenneth A. Partin. Asheville;
Barry Reeves Pate, Canton ; Edward Leon-
ard Patterson, Albemarle; Barbara Anne
Payne, P/.v Mu. Norfolk, Va.
Second Roir: Bobby Swanson Payne, Sigmn
Alpha Epsilou, Richmond, Va.; Thomas
Philip Peacock, Chi Ph:. Arlington, Va.;
Leroy Jerry Pearlman, Tmi Epiilon Phi,
Norfolk, Va.; James Stanley Peel, Pi Kap-
p.i Alpha, Everetts; Richard Donald Peele,
Roxobel; Christine Hudson Peeler, Salis-
bury.
Third Row: Johnny Frank Penry, Winston-
Salem ; Patricia Louise Permenter, Aiken,
S. C. ; Louise Perry, Washington, D. C. ;
Raymond Neal Perry, Kuppa Alpha, Dan-
ville, Va.; Elsie Jane Peterson, Leiand;
Robert Harold PfafT, Chi Psi, Winston-
Salem.
roinih Row: Catherine Stowe Pharr, Mc-
Adenville; William Burt Philips, Jr., Bela
'I he la Pi, Rocky Mount; Jack Ewart Phil-
lips, Durham; John B. Phillips. Jr., Sigma
Nit, Winston-Salem; Kathleen Hundley
Philpott, Lexington; Martha Warren Pier-
pont. Kappa Delia. Chapel Hill.
Fiflh Row: Alan Davidson Pless, Beta
Thela Pi. Marion; Mary Frances Plummer,
.ilpha Delta Pi. Brevard; Marsha .Margaret
Poague, Rosedale, Miss.; Joseph Augustus
Polhill, Jr., Lincoln;on; Di'lon Devon Pol-
lard, Phi Eta Sigma. Benson; Janet Moore
Poole, Woodruff, S. C.
Sixth Row: Ann Poolry, Phi Mu. El Paso,
Tex.; Roscoe S. Poovey, Lancaster, S. C;
Richard Alan Porter, Si,c;ma Nii. Burling-
ton; Charles Richard Pounds, Sigma Phi
Epsilou. Winston-Salem; William Douglas
Powell, Sigma Chi. Durham; Ann Shep-
herd Price, Berryville, Va.
Seieiith Row: James Carlyle Prescott, Ir..
Phi Gamma Delta. EliHabeth City; William
Harvey Price, Jr., Mayodan; William James
Price, Greensboro; Hoyt Baker Pritchett,
|r., Chi Phi, Louisville, Ky.; Jasper Lee
Proctor, Rocky Mount; William John
Prothero, Phi Kappa Sigma, Johnstown, Pa.
Eighth Row: James Worrell Pruett, Mount
Airy; Kenneth Melvin Pruitt, Phi Eta
Sigma, Winston-Salem; Alfred L. Purring-
ton, in, Zeta Psi. Raleigh; Dixon Lee
Quails, Beta Theta Pi. Boone; Joyce Rhea
Quillin, Gate City, Va.; Joseph Allan Raff,
Pi Lambda Phi. Charlotte.
Ninth Row: Ruth Doane Randall. Pi Beta
Phi, Orlando, Fla.; Edward Buron Rans-
dell, Varina; William Walter Rapp, Jr.,
Pi Kappa Phi, Thomasville ; Horace T. Ray,
Jr.. Delta Kappa Epsilou, Faison; Richard
Shaw Ray, Southern Pines; Jean Lewis Ray-
burn, Chi Omega, Charlotte.
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Firsl Row: Jerry W. Reece, Phi Kappa
S/g//ui, Andrews; Betty Leone Riddle, Ply-
mouth; Otis Robert Rierson, Jr., High
Point ; Charles F. Ridenhour, Sigma Chi.
Winston-Salem ; Suzanne Case Ringer, West
Hartford, Conn. ; Valentine Morris Ripley,
Jacksonville, Fla.
Second Row: Julian Hart Robertson, Jr.,
ZelJ Pii, Salisbury; Eugenia Evelyn Ro-
buck. Alpha Delia Pi. College Park, Ga.;
Frank C. Roddey, Sigma Chi, Charlotte;
Joseph Clinton Rogers. Phi Kappa Sigma.
Durham; Louis Oliver Rogers, Winston-
Salem; Hal Judd Rollins, Jr., Alpha Tan
Omega. Phi Ela Sigma. Rockingham.
Third Row: James Letcher Rollins, Delta
UpsiloK, Bostic; Robert James Roquemore,
Jr., Phi Kappa Sigma, Andrews, S. C; Guy
Matthews Ross, Jr., Pleasant Garden; Char-
lotte Estelle Roth, Asheville; Sandra G.
Rothrock, Thomasville; Jake Hertel Roun-
tree, Jr., Pi Kappa Alpha. Mt. Airy.
Fourth Row: Thomas Ruffin. Sigma Alpha
Epsilon, Winston-Salem; Catherine Ran-
dolph Russell, Asheville; H. Gerard Rus-
sell, Alpha Tau Omega. Ardmore, Pa.;
William T. Sadler, Roanoke Rapids; Billy
Murray Sandlin, Verona ; Joan Freeman
Sasser, Conway, S. C.
Fijth Rolf: Eleanor Ann Saunders, Pi Beta
Phi, Chapel Hill ; Jan Saxon, Alpha Delta
Pi, Charlotte; William Haywood Scar-
borough, Raleigh; Howard Victor Scot-
land, Jr., Chi Phi, Towson, Md.; Philip
Dodson Scott, Hillsboro; Watts A. Scott,
Chapel Hill.
Sixth Row: William Donald Scott, Mt.
Vernon Springs; Marion Henry Turtle Sea-
well, Alpha tau Omega. Jackson; F. Clin-
ton Sechler, China Grove; Patricia Wood-
ward Seitz, New Market, Md. ; Julian Wood
Selig, Jr.. Phi Ela Sigma. Elizabeth City;
Mary Ann Shannonhouse. Delta Delta
Delia, Charlotte.
Seventh Row: Phyllis Ann Shepherd,
Winston-Salem; James Edgar Sherrill, Jr.,
Charlotte; Oscar Albert Shortt, Jr., Delta
Kappa Epsilon, Winston-Salem; Jack Brooks
Shuford, Gastonia; Charles Wayne Shu-
mate, Goldsboro; Hugh Henderson Shull,
Delta Kappa Epsilon, Winston-Salem.
Eighth Roll': Lonnie R. Sides, Jr., Char-
lotte ; Charles Doyne Sillery, Phi Kappa
Sigma, Littleton; Bob Gray Simpson, Lu-
cama; Charles C. Sink, Lexington; Mark
Lee Skinner, New Bern; Peggy Lorraine
Slate, Thomasville.
Ninth Row: Tex Richard Sluder, Thomas-
ville; Barbara Perry Smith, Mount Olive;
Benjamin Clayton Smith, Jr., Charlotte;
Eugene Alvin Smith, Matthews; Gary De-
witt Smith, Kernersville; George T. Smith,
'Z(?to Psi, Raleigh.
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Fint Roil.- Irving Lee Smith, Jr., Phi
G.immj Dell.i, Robersonvilie; Jacquelyn
Vivian Smith, Charlotte; Mary Todd Smith,
Bethel; Neil Delano Smith, Belmont;
Paula M. Smith, Pensacola, Fla.; Vonnie
Bryan Smith, P/ K.ipfJ Phi. Lumberton.
Second Roir: Pete Franklin Smitherman,
Sigma Chi, Winston-Salem; Keith Spurlin.i;
Snyder, Lenoir; Elliott Solomon, Tju Ep-
siloi! Phi. Greensboro; Carl Maynard
Spangler, Jr., Shelby; Helen Joyce Sparger,
Raleigh; Charles Barry Spillane, Kappa
Sif,ma, Savannah, Ga.
Third Roir: Carolyn Tane Stanford, Chapel
Hill; Evelyn Jean Stanford, Chapel Hill;
Al Gardner Stanley, Chapel Hill; Fredrica
Ann Stollar, Elizabeth, Pa.; Barbara Ann
Stone, Bethesda, Md.; Eugene Spencer
Stone, Bailey.
Fourth Roir: Mary Frances Stone, Wash-
ington, D. C; Betsy Bridght Stoner, Lex-
ington; Barbara Ann Strickland, Cerro
Gordo; Richard Allen Starner, Pi Kappa
Phi. Elkhart, Ind.; Edna Jacquelyn Steed.
Raleigh; Lee Austin Stevens. Alpha Tail
Omega, Smithfield.
Fijlh Rote: James T. Stewart, Jr., Sigma
Phi Epiilon, Erwin; John Quincey Stil-
well, Chi Phi. Charleston, S. C; Edwin
Link Stockton, Jr., Winston-Salem; Coralie
Strickland, Pt Beta Phi, Sandy Springs, Ga,;
Douglas Keith Styron, Port Washington,
Long Island, N. Y.; Joseph Ellis Suggs,
Skyland.
Sixth Rotr: Hardy Sullivan, Fremont; Em-
mett Ashworth Sumner, High Point;
Charles B. Swaim, Jr., Phi Gamma Delta,
Winston- Salem; Katherine Patricia Marilyn
Sweeney, Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada;
Paul Green Sylvester, Phi Gamma Delta.
Richlands; Joane Graham Tannehill, Staun-
ton, Va.
Seventh Ron: Daniel Leroy Tate, Belmont;
John Cotten Tayloe, Washington; Alfred
Raleigh Taylor, Black Creek; Raymond
Mason Taylor, Washington; Claude Dale
Tedder, Jr., Guilford; Jake Davis Tedder,
Mount Gilead.
Eighth Roir: Stuart Teichman, 'W'inston-
Salem; Jackson Howard Temple, Selma;
William' Bowne Temple, Delta Kappa Ep-
silon. Highland Park, 111.; David Terry,
Jr., Raleigh ; Fred Morley Tettlebach, Beta
Theta Pi. Point Pleasant, N. Y.; Ann
Lindsay Tew, Savannah, Ga,
Ninth Row: Elizabeth Crockett Thomas,
Wytheville, Va. ; George Alexander Thomas,
Carthage; Gerald David Thomas, Southern
Pines; Jesse Corbitt Thomas. Sanford;
Tommy Howard Thomas, Sigma Nu. Char-
lotte ; Graham Kent Thompson, Mount
Gilead.
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Firi/ Ron-: Horace Kent Thompson, Ir..
Pi K.ipp.i Alph.i. "Wilmington; ^X'iIliam'C.
Thompson, Chapel Hill; Dorothy Todd
Thornburg, Plumtree; C. William Thorn-
ton, Jr., Phi Kjppj Sigmj. Manchester,
Conn.; Donald Norman Thornton, Chi Psi,
NX'ilmington; Luanne Ellen Thornton, West
Palm Beach, Fla.
Second Row: Seabury Daniel Thorp, Zeta
Psi. Rocky Mount; Henry Benton Thorpe,
Rocky Mount; Douglas O. Tice, jr.,
Greensboro; Carolyn Joanne Tilley, Chapel
Hill; Rollie Tillman, Jr.. Chi Phi. Lake
Wales, Fla.; Mary Virginia Timberlake.
Roxboro.
Third Row: William Perry Timlake, Kdppj
Si,?m:!, Corinth, Miss.; Jean Carol Timlin,
Nicaro Oriente, Cuba; Thomas Allen Torg-
erson, Si,^»ij Phi Epsilon. Hickory; Flor-
ence Kendrick Townsend, Lumberton; Lucia
Kay Traxel, Delt.i Delia Delia. Maysville,
Ky.; Stephen Asbury Trimble. Phi Delhi
Theta. Washington, D. C.
Foiirlh Roic: Donald Robert Trundle, Zel.i
Psi. Atlanta, Ga.; Bynum Ellsworth Tudor,
Winston-Salem; ^X'llliam P. Tuggle, III.
Williamsburg, Va.; Jack Franklin Turner,
Hamptonville; Harold Winfred Twisdale,
L.imbdj Chi Alpha, Halifax; Emma Rogers
Tyler. Dunn.
Fi\lh Row: Margaret Hosier L'nderwood,
Delia Delia Delia, Greensboro ; Mary Susan
Upchurch, Raeford; Emily Mizell Lfrqu-
hart, Woodville; Mary Alice VanKirk,
Delia Delia Delia. Orange. Tex.; Douglas
Fulton VanNoppen, Zela Psi, Morganton;
Joel VCilliam Venable, Mount Airy.
Sixlh Row: Kenneth Martm Venable,
Winston-Salem; Carl Vernon Venters, Jr..
Phi Gamma Delta, Jacksonville; Edward
Julius Vogel, Delia Vpsilon, Irvington.
N. J.; Herbert Scheyer Wainer. Pi L.imbda
Phi. ^X'inston-Salem ; Tom Edgar Wake-
field, Alpha Tail Omega. Asheville; Mar-
shall Waldman, Tau Epsilon Phi, Lone
Beach, N. Y.
Seieiilh Roll-: Allen Hamilton VCalker. Ir.,
Hillsboro; Dorothy Barbara Walker. Rye,
N. Y.; Charles Dixon Wallace. Smithfield;
Cynthia Wood Ward, Elizabeth City; Wil-
liam Jennings Ward, Jr., Hendersonville;
Jesse Lanier Warren, 'Sigma Phi Epsilon,
Greensboro.
Eighlh Row: Everett Lee Waters, Jackson-
ville; Frank Day Watkins, Belmont; Mary
Lou Watson, Wilson; Charles Bowman
Watts, Jr., L.imhda Chi Alpha, Bryson
City; Frances Eloise Watts, Jacksonville,
Fla.; Sandra Rae Wax, Norfolk, Va,
Ninth Rotv: Sarah Page Weaver, Raleigh-
Carl Ray Webb, Jr., Sigma Nii. Phi Ela
Sigma. Shelby; Mary Elizabeth 'W'ebb.
Chapel Hill ; Regina Carol Webster, Pi
3tla Phi. Ridgewood, N. J.; Marie-Louise
E. Vi'eidemann, Fairfield, Conn.; Robert
Alan West, Winston-Salem.
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Firs/ Run:- William Clifton ^^"estbrook,
Limhd.i Chi Alpha, Charlotte; Deborah
Westcott. Norfolk, Va.; John NX'illiam
Westmoreland, Charlotte; William Leibee
NX'heeler, Thela Chi, Princeton, N. J.;
Nancy Jane Whisnant, Kappa Delia, Char-
lotte; Harold O. White, Rome, Ga.
Stcoiid Row: Donald Barnes Vi'hite. Char-
lotte; John Conner White, Jr., Fayetteville;
William McKinley White, Chapel Hill;
John \X'esley Whitehead, Jr., Alpha Tau
Omega. Smithfieid; Charles Boyd Whitley,
Jr., Albemarle; Johnny Lee Whitley, Wil-
son.
Third Rou: Barbara Lee Whittington,
Delta Delia Delia, Greensboro; Clarence
Ray Wiggins, Clinton; Ralph Cannon Wig-
gins, Jr., Hendersonville; Lee Carl Wilkcr-
son, Mebane; Billy Rayford Wilkinson,
Newton; Edward Parker Willey, Clemson,
S. C.
Fuuilh Rotr: Anne Carlyle Williams, 5/;?-
ma Kappa. Lenoir; Boyce Boykin Williams,
Pine Level; Gerald Garfield Williams,
Charlotte; John Riley Williams, Mill
Sprin.e; Katherine Louise Williams, Mon-
roe; Margaret Da\ is V;'illiams. Edenton.
Fifth Ron:- June ^X■illiamson, Pi Beta Phi,
Winter Park, Fla.; Jo Ann Wilson, Rocky
Point; Robert Kay NX'ilson, Alpha Tau
Onitxa. Japan ; George Luther Winches-
ter, Jr., Raleigh; James Horner Winston,
Zeta Psi, Clayton; Robert Lee Winters,
Spring Lake.
Sixl/y Rou-: Charles Parker Wolf, Phi Eta
Si. Vila. Chapel Hill; Robert Dale NX'ood,
Greensboro; Melvin Joel Woodford, Clem-
mons; Lemuel Philips Woods. Jr.. Phi
Delta Theta, Tampa. Fla.; Laura Bryan
Woodward, Charlotte; Billy Richard
Wright, Shelby.
Seienth Row: Cornell G. AX'right, Chapel
Hill; James Whitson Wright. Asheville;
Kitty Lee Wright. Staunton, Va.; Nell
Lorraine Yancey, Williamsbur,";, Ky.; Ra-
mon Lyon Yarborough, Beta Theta Pi.
Fayetteville; James Edwin Yokeley. Pi Kap-
pa Phi, Thomasville.
Ei.^hth Row: W. Thomas York, Chi Psi,
High Point; Charles Spurgeon Young,
Hickory ; David Richard Young, Greens-
boro ; Douglas Maurice Young, Chi Psi,
Burlington; Janet Bowen Young, Wilson;
ALuion Ruth Yount, Chi Omega. States-
villc.
Ninth Row: Jonathan Thompson Zachary,
Jr., Kappa Sigma, Graham; Marilyn Toby
Zager, Greensboro.
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A. "In my long years of experience . . . "
B. "Up to the lips, over the gums,
look out tonsils, here it comes!"
C. "I can beat your four aces with a royal flush.'
D. "Save me some, will you?
E. Beauties and bubbles.
F. Snake???
G. "Want that we should try a washcloth?"
H. A cheer for W. C.
I. "Just let your hair down . . ."
J. "I'd like to get my hands on the wise one!
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Famous with no prestige . . . "little big-shot" without
pubUcity . . . half-veteran who instructs the bewildered
'Freshie' on the ropes . . . eyeing the Senior with a bare
two-year separation . . . first in line at Pledge dance . . .
last in line for Sunday breakfast . . .
Sharper increase in trousers . . . whiter bucks and
flashier tie . . . a Carolina professional . . . beginning
Committee head with Freshman volunteers . . . greater
realization of purpose . . . R. O. T. C. first rate . . .
proof that absence makes the heart grow fonder' (of
somebody else) . . . specialist in all trades . . . giver, taker,
buyer of college . . . seduced, induced, overwhelmed by
atmosphere . . . head a bit higher . . . shoulder-chip a bit
softer . . . walk a bit cocky . . . love a bit deeper . . .
spirit a bit older . . .
Summer-sentiment . . . artificial sun-tan under the store-
bought lamp . . . beach-bums playing tag with Junior
co-eds . . . induction into "Y" courting . . . anxious to meet
'Miss America' . . .
Pride unlimited . . . individual map signifying only one
state . . . roving eye located on a specific school . . . artistic
relish at a D. A. production . . . expert cooks in a private
dorm kitchen . . . handshake during "Rush" (this time on
the giving end) . . .
Scoring undeemed extra points in the ping-pong tourna-
ment . . . first rate tennis-player . . . solo cheering squad in
mid-football season . . . auto-speedometer rating "95 per"
two minutes before 1 : 00 on a Saturday eve . . . around the
world five times with not a problem to spare . . .
King on a one-man throne . . . orchids for a Wednesday
afternoon tea-social and tuxedo for Saturday night . . .
class-courage with new preparation for life . . . anxious,
doubting . . . confident with confidence . . . aghast with
commitments . . . very much a Sophomore.
Charles Yarborough
President
Bill Sanders
Vice-President
Donna Overholt
Secrettiry
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Social Chairman
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Soph
omore
First Row: Elon Albert Abernethy, Jr., Blowing Rock; Frank
Thomas Adams, Jr., Delta Kappa Epsiion, Edenton; Richard
Baxter Alexander, Alpha Tau Omega, West Palm Beach, Fla.;
Shelton Setzer Alexander, Statesville; James Bruton Allen. Jr., Pi
Kappa Alpha. Troy ; Martin D. Alpert, Tau Epsiion Phi, Lawrence,
L. I., N. Y.; Bruce Robert Anderson, High Point; Robert Walter
Angstadt, Kappa Alpha, Charlotte; Kenneth Ray Argo, Kannapolis;
William Johnston Armlield, IV, Sigma Alpha Epsiion, Greensboro.
Second Row: Arden Dana Ehley, Theta Chi, Greensboro ; Eli John
Attayek, Greensboro; John Theodore Atwell, Elkin; Harold Way
Austin, Pinebluff; Thomas Edward Avent, Rocky Mount; Charles
Brantley Aycock, Zeta Psi, Kinston; James Cordon Ayers, Raleigh;
Carl Maurice Baber, Mt. Airy; Wallace Hill Bagley, Jr., Elizabeth
City; Richard Henry Baker, Alpha Tau Omega, Greensboro.
Third Row: William Avery Baker, Rural Hall; George W. Bal-
lard, Jr., Beckley, W. Va.; Thomas Barclay, IV, Brevard; Alton
Clayton Bardin, Jr., Wilson; Julian Banks Barnes, Enfield; Henry
Turner Bass, Sigma Nu, Tarboro; James Norbert Bass, Chapel
Hill; John Lewis Bass, Sigma Nu, Tarboro; Richard Allen Beam,
Hickory; Calvin Warner Bell, Rocky Mount.
Fourth Row: Leonard Booth Bennett, Norfolk, Va.; Thomas
Stephen Bennett, Morehead City; Hiram Adolphus Berry, Fayette-
ville; Robert Lane Binda, Hampton, Va.; Marcus Edward Bizzell,
Jr., Kappa Sigma, Goldsboro; Donald Eugene Black, Kannapolis;
Harold Herbert Black, Leicester; Barbara Webb Blackwelder,
Chapel Hill ; Elliott Jackson Blanchard, Hobbsville; Thomas Mc-
Ewen Bolkan, Fort Bragg.
Fifith Row: William Jennings Booth, Apex; Edwin Brownrigg
Borden, Jr., Kappa Sigma, Goldsboro; Shields N. Bowden, Fayette-
ville; John Robert Bowers, Bethel; Michael Lynn Boyatt, Beta
Theta Pi, Wyoming, Ohio; Charles Delaine Bradsher, Roxboro;
Loren Austin Brandt, Naval Base, S. C; Bobby Watson Brawley,
Mooresville; Barbara Lucile Bright, Chapel Hill; John Mont-
gomery Brindell, Theta Chi, Wilmington.
Sixth Row: Foyell Cope Brogdon, Cooleemee; James Edward
Brown, Asheville; Melvin O'Bryant Brown, Jacksonville; Wiley
Lewis Brown, Wilmington; Lewis Shore Brimifield, Yadkinville;
Norwood E. Bryan, Fayetteville; Robert Emmet Bryan, Jr., Golds-
boro; Edgar Glenn BuUuck, Rocky Mount; Raymond Anthony
Burke, Jr., Chauncey, N. Y. ; Harold Elias Burris, Albemarle.
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Firu Row: James Roger Butler, Delia Upiilon. Homestead, Fla.;
Robert Albert Butler, Spray; NX'alter Keith ByrJ, Albemarle; Wil-
liam Auten Caldwell, Charlotte; Henry Eugene Campbell, High
Point; Sarah Jane Capps, Chapel Hill ; Henry Thomas Carpenter,
Sig/ru! Nu, Albemarle; James Franklin Carpenter, Vale; John
Randolph Carr, Jr,, Hampton, Va.; Jesse B, Carroll, Jr,, Oxford.
Second Row: J. Martin Carstarphen. Ill, Delta Kappa Epsilon,
Tarboro; John W. Carswell, Spring Lake; Robert C. Casstevens,
Vadkinville; William Evan Casstevens, Yadkinville; William
Roderick Cate, Chapel Hill; John R. Cauble, Ph: Delia Theta.
Hickory; Dewey Wilmont Chappie, Jr., Chi Psi, Winston-Salem;
William Curtis Charles, Rocky Mount; Archie Donald Christopher,
Carrboro; Terry Chronaki, Durham,
Third Row: Leonard S. Clein, Tan Epsilon Phi, Winston-Salem;
Mahlon James Clifford, Jr., Oxford; Jay Phillip Cohen, Atlanta,
Ga. ; Willie Robert Cole, Hendersonville ; John Fitzgerald Comer,
Pi Kappa Alpha, Greensboro; Robert Franklin Comer, Dobson;
Muron Herrick Conklin, Phi Kappa Sigma, Durham; Owen ^'ad-
dell Cook, Beta Theta Pi, Fayetteville; Matthew Terry Cooper,
Lexington; Richard Joseph Corcoran, Jr., Durham.
Fourth Row: Joe S. Correll, Winston-Salem; George Baxter Coston,
Asheville; Guyte M. Cotton, Raleigh; Donald Lee Cox, Haw
River; LHa Hurbert Cozart, III, Zeta Psi, Wilson; Ben Franklin
Craven, Jr., Greensboro; Richard Hal Creed, Mt. Airy; Joseph
Marvin Crews, Wilmington; Jacques Howard Croom, Fayetteville;
Ivey Gene Crow, Charlotte.
Fifth Row: Christopher Gale Crowson, Raleigh; Arnold Arthur
Culbreth, Jr., Greensboro ; Frederick Jackson Cumming, Jr.,
Graham; William F, Cunningham, Kankakee, 111.; Harold Dean
Dampier, Durham; Fred M. Daniel, Oxford ; Robert Dannenbaum,
II, Chi Psi, Wilmington; Charles William Darden, Goldsboro;
Cullen Bryan Daugherty, Kinston; Charles Thomas Davis, Jr.,
Eureka.
Sixth Row: Ira Lewis Davis, Tan Epsilon Phi, Bayonne, N. J.;
Warren Gary Davis, Asheville; Willis Walton Davis, Durham;
Henry Hursell Dearman, Statesville; Ted Vance Denson, Burling-
ton; John Hines Dickson, Phi Kappa Alpha, Wilmington; Fred
William Dieffenbach, IV, Alplia Tau Omega, West Nyack, N. Y.;
Phillip Ray Dixon, Chocowinity ; Sidney Stern Dixon, Jr., Sigma
Nu, Wilson; Ellen Therese Doak, Chapel Hill,
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omore
Firsl Row: Edward Eloy Doolan, Savannah, Ga.; Joe C. Doster, Jr..
Charlotte; A. Eugene Douglas. Greensboro; Harold Dean Down-
ing. Fayetteville; Thomas Perrin Harrison Dunlop, Deltj Kapp.i
Epsilori, Asheville; Charles Jerome Dunn, Jr., Ahoskie; James
Elwood Durham, Phi Delta Theta, Durham ; Taylor Rogers Dur-
ham, II, Greenwich, Conn.; Louis Daniel Duval, Jr., Charlotte;
Harry Roberson Easterling, Kappa Alpha, Bennettsville, S. C.
Second Row: Edwin Wilson Edmondson, Pinetops; Jane Anne
Edwards, Pi Beta Phi, Chapel Hill; Joshua Videll Edwards.
Kenly; Gerald Einhorn, Tan Epsitou Phi, Norfolk, Va. ; William
Harrison Elder, Siler City; Charles Patterson Eldridge, Jr., Zel.t
Psi, Raleigh ; James Milton Ellis, Tarboro; Thompson Evans,
Shelby; Emmett Bobbitt Faulk. Sanford; Randall Turlington Fer-
guson, Chapel Hill.
Third Row: Thomas Harry Ferguson, Phi Delta Theta, Sylva;
Robert Wayne Ferrell, Pi Kappa Phi, Graham ; Thomas Eugene
Fesperman, Beta Theta Pi. Greensboro; Susan Boles Fink, Chapel
Hill; Herman Sender Fleishman. Pi Lambda Phi, Fayetteville;
Barry Ira Fogel. Pi Ltimbda Phi. Augusta, Ga.; Robert Harrell
Fonville, Jr., Burlington; William Hutson Ford, Si.s,ma Chi,
Charleston. S. C; Charles Sprague Forsyth. Jr., Santa Barbara,
Calif.; David A. Foster, Wilmington.
Fourth Row: Cecil S. Foushee, Durham; Betsy Blanche Fowler,
Chapel Hill; Carolyn Ruth Fowler, Chapel Hill; Donald Owen
Fowler, Winston-Salem; Frank Lee Fox, Siler City; Joe Byrd
Franklin, Glade Valley; Herbert Charles Frink, Miami Beach, Fla.;
Charles Gaskins Froelich, Beta Theta Pi, High Point; Richard
Lawrence Frucci. Pi Kappa Phi. Albany, Ga.; Donald Fredrick
Fryar, Salisbury.
Fijth Row: Kenneth Lee Frye, Hickory; Allen Jefferson Fuller,
Liberty; Reather Cornelius Furr, Jr., Albemarle; David Bruce
Garmise, Tau Epsilon Phi, Lawrence, N. Y. ; Don Harvey Garren,
Hendersonville; Albert Earle Garrett, III, Kappa Alpha, Danville,
Va.; Paul Jay Gartzman, ^X'aterbury. Conn.; Evangelos Thomas
Gavrilis, Weldon; ^X'alter Irving Gibson, Jr., Randleman; Philip
Edward Giguere, Lebanon, N. H.
Sixth Row: Charles Franklin Gilbert, Benson; William Frank
Giles, Theta Chi, Perth Amboy, N. J.; William M. Ginn, Golds-
boro; David Bennett Glass, Raleigh; Thomas Gordon Godfrey,
Greenville, S. C; Jack Hoggard Godley, Wilmington; George
Browne Goode, Jr., Hickory; Philip Ives Goodman, New Orleans,
La.; Joel Sexton Goodwin, Chi Psi, Apex; Fred E. Gordon,
Greensboro.
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First Row: William Gorelick, Pi Lambda Phi, Charlotte; Raymond
Lee Graham, Jr., Lincolnton; Freeman Augustus Grant, Jr., Delta
Upsiloii. Bethesda, Md.; Norman B. Grantham, Jr., Smithfield; J.
Glenn Grayson, Shelby; Charles Morris Green, Delia Upsilou.
Chapel Hill; Robert Henry Green, West Palm Beach, Fla.; Robert
Lorenza Green, Phi Eta Sigma, Salisbury; Toy Rhea Gregory, Jr.,
Lancaster, S. C; Bruce Albert Gustafson, Delta Kappa Epsiloii,
Washington, D. C.
Second Rote: George Walker Guthrie, Graham; Rufus Rudolph
Hackney, Jr., Chi Phi, Durham; John Campbell Haigh, Pi Kappa
Alpha, Fayetteville; Glenn Edgar Hair, Fayetteville; Homer Glenn
Hall Jr., Siler City; Lacy G. Hall, Burlington; John Davies Hal-
lett, Chi Phi, Lake Wales, Fla. ; Charles Henry Hambright, Fayette-
ville; Wallace Tate Hanchey, Carolina Beach; John William
Harden, Jr., Graham.
Third Row: John William Harden, Jr., Chi Psi, Greensboro; James
Robinson Harper, Sigma Nu, Snow Hill; Wade Whitley Harrell,
Cristobal. Canal Zone; Neal Scott Harrington. Delia Upsiloii.
Chapel Hill; Edward Flynn Harris, Pi Kappa Alpha. Charlotte;
Wilmer Long Harris, Roanoke Rapids; James Burwell Harrison,
Jr.. Gastonia; Oliver James Hart, Jr.. Winston-Salem; William
Earl Harvell. Wilmington; E. Leland Haywood. Mt. Gilead.
Fourth Row: Richard Hunter Haywood, Monroe; Robert Speir
Headen, Siler City; Edward Ray Hemby, Jacksonville; William
Ray Henderson, Stony Point; Randall Boyden Henley, Theta Chi,
High Point; Edward Hennessee, Parkersburg, W. Va.; Otto
Walker Henry, Swannanoa ; Roger Gordon Herbert, Chi Phi, Ports-
mouth, Ohio; Billy Harvey Herring, Spring Lake; Hugh Scott
Hester, Reidsville.
Fifth Row: Roy David High, Sanford ; F. Allan Hills, Roanoke
Rapids; Robert Carol Hinshaw, Liberty; George Wycklifle Hoffler,
Sunbury; Lee Bourne Holmes, Sigma Nu, New York, N. Y.; Troy
Clifton Homesley, Jr., Kappa Alpha, Cherryville; Harrison Barnett
Hood, Charlotte; David Alexander Hooper, Reidsville; William
Hadley Horner, Jr., Burlington; William Pace Hubbard, Stedman.
Si.xlh Row: John Charles Huggins. Pi Kappa Phi. Lumberton; Wil-
liam King Hundley, Jr., Leaksville; John Thomas Hunt, Durham;
Donald E. Huntington, Chi Psi. Spartanburg. S. C. ; John Brennan
Hussey, Jr., Beta Theta Pi, Shreveport, La.; Charles Fisk Hyatt,
Waynesville; William Jacob Isenhour, Pi Kappa Alpha, Hickory;
Richard Shull James, Raleigh; Robert Bryan Jennings, Lumberton;
Billy Joe John.son, Pi Kappa Phi. Lillington.
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omore
F/nl Row: Phil Blair Johnson, Alpha Tau Omega, Raleigh; Wil-
liam Gladstone Johnston, Jr., Fayetteville ; John Knox Johnstone,
Mocksville; Eric Andrew Jonas. Si.s.ma Chi. Phi Eta Sigma, Char-
lotte; Charles Harold Jones, Kinston; Morris Alexander Jones,
High Point; Norman Jackson Jones. Oxford ; Robert Theodore
Joyce, Mayodan ; Barney Gene Joyner, Raleigh; G. Ed Joyner, Jr.,
Rocky Mount.
Second Ron: William Henry Joyner, Jr., Phi Delta Theta, Summit,
N. J.; Carl Ray Kasell, Goldsboro; Victor I. Kasser, Philadelphia.
Pa.; Charles Jackson Katzenstein, Jr.. Zeta Beta Tau. New York,
N. Y.; Robert Kason Keiger, Winston-Salem; Robert Wayne
Kelly, ^X'inston-Salem; Thomas Dupre Kemp, III, Charlotte; James
Powers Kennedy, Jacksonville; Robert Tabor Kimzey. Jr., Sigma
jVh. Brevard; Robert Lee Kirksey. Morganton.
Third Row: Jay C. Klme. Margate, N. J.; ■William Kuman, Ph,
Kappa Sigma, Aliquippa, Pa.; Louis Kraar. Richmond. Va. ; Man-
uel Chris Kranis, Thomasville; Ronald Milton Kriegsman. Tat/
Epsilon Phi. Greensboro; Donald Julian Kurtz, Pi Lambda Phi.
Rock Hill, S. C; Robert Lee Kushner, Jr.. Danville, Va.; Dale Rea
Lackey, Fallston; Joseph Thomas Lamb. Jr.. Phi Gamma Delta.
Elizabeth City; William Onzolo Langley. Jr.. Burlington.
Fourth Row: Curtis Ray Lashley, Burlington ; Glenn Edwin Lasley,
Lewisville; Luther Harold Lawing, Jr.. Charlotte; Frank Walter
Leak, Beta Theta Pi, Rockingham; Junius Russell Lee, Four Oaks;
Nash LeGrand. Jr., Hamlet; Robert Lee Litaker. Beta Theta Pi,
Charlotte; Allen Baker Long. Phi Delta Theta, Chevy Chase, Md.;
William Ray Long, Phi Eta Sigma, Marion ; Charles Eli Lore,
Lenoir.
Fifth Row: Edward C. Loughlin, Zeta Psi, Henderson; Frank Rob-
bins Lowe, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Charlotte; William Franklin
Lowe, Jr., Gastonia ; Elvery Dean Lowry, Pembroke; Benjamin
Livingston Lubin, New York, N. Y.; Daniel Rawls Luke. Alpha
Tau Omega, Tarrytown, N. Y.; Eugene Douglas Maloney, Gas-
tonia; Nick Marcopulos, Rye, N. Y. ; John W. Markham, IH,
Sigma Nu, Ponte Vedra Beach. Fla.; Benjamin A. Marks. Roanoke
Rapids.
Sixth Row: J. Rufus Marks. Jr.. Si.Kma Phi Epsilon. Whiteville;
James Manning Marlowe, Walstonburg; George E. Martin, Jr.,
Reidsville; Joseph Boley Martin, Jr., Maycdan; Lawrence Maslow,
Tau Epsilon Phi. Brooklyn. N. Y.; Hugh Archibald Mason. Fayet-
teville; Robert E. Mason. Jr., Delta Kappa Epsilon. Charlotte;
William Herndon Mast. Sugar Grove; Evelyn Ann Matthews,
Chapel Hill; James Harold Matthis. Warsaw.
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First Row: Thomas Neill Maultsby, Chapel Hill; Lutz Leo Mayer,
Phi Eta Sigma, Greensboro; J. Gray McAllister, III, Chapel Hill;
Gerald Fulenwider McBrayer, Jr., Kappa Alpha, Reidsville; Gerard
Francis McCabe, Mew York, N. Y.; Kenneth Franklin McCain,
Phi Gamma Delta, High Point; Richard Banks McCain, Monroe;
Joseph Andrew McLlurc, Orangeburg, S. C; James Henry Mc-
Combs, Jr., Morganton; James rtall ivlcCorklc, Jr., Charlotte.
Second Row: Edgar Woodfin McCurry, Jr., Pi Kappa Alpha,
Shelby; James Lawrence McElroy, Jr., Alarshall; Henry King Mc-
Gee, Lookout Mountain, 1 enn. ; Benjamin Reid McGowan, Ham-
let; Raymond Andrew McKee, Mooresville; VX'iliiam Scott Mc-
Keithan, Shallotte; ihomas Uavid MciNeill, Camp Lejeune; James
>„. McFherson, laylorsville; Johnny G. Medlin, Jr., Benson; hdwin
Samuel Menin, iigma Lhi, Greensboro.
Thiid Rule: Burnet Mendelsohn, Tail Epsiloii Phi, Charleston.
S. C; Theodore E. Mercer, Chi Phi, Walstonburg; Charles Edwin
Merrill, Southern Pines; Jimmie Alco Merritt, Albemarle; James
Terry Miller, Hamlet; Tony Jasper Miller, Winston- Salem; An-
drew Hammill Milstead, Maysville, Ky.; Robert Lee Minteer, Pgh,
Pa.; Esther Nelson Minturn, Chapel Hill; Laurence Miscall, Jr..
Forest Hills, N. Y.
Fourth Row: Donald Preston Mitchell, Sigma Nu, Seaford, Dela^
ware; Harold Wayne Mohorn, Enfield; Don R. Monroe, Theta
Chi, Asheboro; William Paul Monroe, Beta Theta Pi, Fayetteville;
Carroll Jackson Moore, Sigma Nu. Winston-Salem; James Robert
Moore, Jr., Concord; Robert Hayes Moore, Jr., Durham ; Thomas
Carey Moore, Jr., Raleigh; Vance Theodore Moore, Jr., Tarboro;
William B. Moore, Phi Delta Theta, New Orleans, La.
Fifth Rotf: Elwood Ernest Morgan, Burlington; James Mack Mor-
row, Jr., Mooresville; Galen Gartner Moser, Burlington; Robert
Keith Mosley, Waxhaw; Stephen Andrew Moss, Delta Upsilon,
Phi Eta Sigma, Kintnersville, Pa. ; William Eagles Moss, Wilson;
Willie Herbert Muraford, Kenly; Lewis Manning Muntzing, Moore-
field, W. Va.; Herbert Larry Muschamp, Rome, Ga.; Grady Ben-
nett Myers, Jr., Winston-Salem.
Sixth Row: E. L. Nance, Jr., Charlotte; Glenn Allen Nanney,
Charlotte; Edward Holder Nelson, Zeta Beta Tan, Washington,
D. C; Arthur Rowell Newcombe, Jr.. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Char-
lotte; Boyd Lee Newnam, High Point; Gene Sherwood Nichols,
Ahoskie; John Sapp Nichols, "Beta Theta Pi. Reidsville; Robert S.
Nichols. Phi Kappa Sigma. Durham; Richard Ray Nixon, Phi
Kappa Sigma, Charlotte; Richard Allan Noll, Beta Theta Pi, W.
Medford, Mass.
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First Row: James Kirkpatrick Norfleet, Sigma Alpha Epsilon,
Winston-Salem; Maurice L. Norton, II, Delia Upsilon, Laurin-
burg; Charles Stephens Norwood, Jr., Kappa Sigma, Goldsboro;
Billy Tyson Oakley, Mebane; Thomas Lee Osborne, Henderson-
ville; Joe Carroll Outlaw, Mount Olive; James E. Owen, Thomas-
ville; David Henry Pace, Theta Chi, Wilmington; Giles Troy
Page, Jr., Clayton; Bobby I. Paller, Tan Epsilon Phi, Atlanta, Ga.
Second Roiv: Rudolph George Paquette, Elkhart, Indiana; G. Far-
rar Parker, Jr., Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Asheville; Clarence Banner
Parks, Clinton; Jack J. Parks, Jr., FayetteviUe; William Gregory
Parmeie, East Orange, N. J.; George Nicholas Parthemos, Ashe-
ville; Bobby Joe Patterson, 'W'ellston, Ohio; John Smith Patterson,
Stony Point; Kincaid Patterson, Statesville; Emilie Frances Patton,
Alpha Gamma Delta. Chapel Hill.
Third Roic: James Davis Patton. Morganton; Ben Reid Rayne,
Burlington; Paul Patton Payne, Jr., Charleston, W. Va.; Edwin
NX'ulfe Pearce, Jr., Greensboro; Joseph Anthony Pecoraino, Fayette-
viUe; Robert Franklin Peek, Kappa Alpha. Winston-Salem; Edward
Leigh Pell, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Charlotte; Sam E. Penegar, Mon-
roe; Phil E. Penninger, Concord ; Roland Powell Perdue, College
Park, Ga.
Soph
omore
Fourth Row: Charles Reid Perry, Winston-Salem; Noel Harper
Petree, Jr., Chi Psi, San Juan, Puerto Rico; Dossi Crawford Phil-
lips, Jr., High Point; George Randolph Phillips, Graham; Kermit
Glenn Phillips, II, Greensboro; Richard Lee Phipps, Raleigh; Wm.
Bryan Pittman, Phi Delta Theta, Sanford; Henry Franklin Plott,
Charlotte; Peter Martin Pollander, Pittsboro; Samuel H. Poole, Pi
Kappa Phi, West End.
Fifth Row: Claude Edwin Pope, Pi Kappa Alpha, Dunn; Fred
Stanley Porginski, Portsmouth, Ohio ; Marvin Lee Porter, East
Flat Rock; Robert Morgan Powell, Sigma Nu, Charlotte; John
William Powers, Wallace; William Wesley Prince, Kings Moun-
tain; VCilliam Robert Proffit, Buies Creek; Thomas Gerald Puckett,
Rockwell; Bobby Lewis Pugh, Phi Eta Sigma, Asheboro; Robert
Stanford Pullman, Durham.
Sixth Ron: Robert Smith Quinn, Charlotte; Gilbert Gray Ragland,
Oxford; Alexander Graham Ray, High Point; Edmond Allison Ray,
Pinehurst; Samuel Thomas Reeves, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Thomas-
ton, Ga.; David Edward Reid, Jr., Asheville; William Alan Reid,
Asheville; Charles Bradford Rhoades, Winston-Salem; William
Richard Rhyne. Marganton ; ''OCarren Jerome Richards, BurlingUm.
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First Row: Willis James Riddick, Belhaven; Graham Henry Rights.
Winston-Salem; Joe Baxter Roberson, Candler; Phihp Thomson
Roberts, Kappa Alpha, Charleston, S. C; Harold Dean Robmson.
Phi Delta Theta. Mansfield. Ohio; Julian Richard Rogers. Beta
Theta Pi, Wrightsville Beach; John Joseph Romano. Miami. Fla.;
Joseph Fredrick Rosenberg, Zeta Beta Tau, Troy, Alabama ; Jerry
Armfield Royals, Kernersville; Billy Ray Russell, Concord.
Second Row: William Eugene Sanders, Chi Phi, Asheboro; Wil-
liam Pendleton Sandridge, Jr., Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Winston-
Salem ; Chaloner Baker Schley, 5/. Anthony Hall. Eccleston. Md..
Robert Ellis Scholze. Jr., Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Coral Gables. Fla.;
Harold Schwartz, Tau Epsilon Phi, Jacksonville; William Ernest
Sellers. Lambda Chi Alpha, Burlington; John 'William Senter,
Lincolnton; Billy Marian Sessoms. Pinebluff; Alexander Graham
Shanks. Alpha Tau Omega, Phi Eta Sigma. Birmingham, Alabama;
Larry Wayne Sharpe. VC'inston-Salem.
Third Row: Charles L. Sharpless, Phi Kappa Sigma. Wyncote, Pa. ;
Kenneth Ernest Sheppard, Jr., Winston-Salem ; Thomas Haynes
Shores. Delia Kappa Epsilon. Hickor)'; Hudson Wilson Shoulars.
Jr.. Alpha Tau Omega. Rich Square; Robert Eugene Showfety.
Greensboro; Daniel Shiver Silvia, Jr.. Wilmington; Woodruff
Franklin Sink. Winston-Salem; James McHugh Skidmore, Jr..
Albemarle; John Llewllyn Skinner. Jr., Beta Theta Pi, Coral
Gables. Fla. ; XX'illiam Roy Slack. St. Petersburg, Fla.
Fourth Row: Clyde Smith, Jr., Greensboro; David Caswell Smith,
Charlotte; Ewell Clark Smith, Delta Kappa Epsilon, Preston, Ovte,
Cuba; Franklin Teddy Smith. Winston- Salem; James A. Smith. Jr.,
Phi Kappa Sigma. Durham ; Ritchie Smith. Fayetteville; Robert
Miller Smith. Goldsboro; Sherwood H. Smith. Jr., Phi Delta
Theta. Jacksonville, Fla.; Robert O. Sneed. Charlotte; Quinc^' Bell
Snipes. Jr., Wilmington.
Fifth Row: Raymond Fletcher Snipes, Reidsville; Thomas G. Spain,
St. Anthony Hall. Morristown, N. J.; Will Oscar Speight, Eden-
ton; William Corwell Spong. Charlotte; John Alden Spooner, St.
Anthony Hall. Darien. Conn.; Scott W. Spradley. Kappa Alpha,
Shelby; William Ivan, Starrett, Jr., East Point, Ga.; Christopher
Eugene Staton, Jr., Hendersonville; Norman Fredric Steinberger,
Pi Lambda Phi, Statesville; Herbert Benjamin Stephens, Glen
Alpine.
Sixth Rou: John Shorter Stevens, Chi Phi, Asheville; Noel
Paige Stout. Chi Psi. Burlington; George Thomas Strickland, Jr.,
Phi Eta Sigma. Nashville; James Garfield Sullivan. Ahoskie; Wil-
liam 'Wayne Suttle. Marion; Snavely Daniel Swaim. Vi'inston-
Salem; James D. Sykes. Phi Kappa Sigma, Jenkintown. Pa.; Robert
Hunter Tate. Jr.. Phi Gamma Delta. Wilmington; Edward T.
Taws. Jr.. St. Anthony Hall, Andalusia, Pa.; Jack Morris Taylor,
Pi Kappa Phi. Aberdeen.
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Soohomore
First Row: James Kluttz Taylor, Charlotte; Louis Jerome Taylor,
Pi Kappa Phi, Wilson; Tommy Hoyle Temple, Zebulon; Jimmy
Howard Tesh, Winston- Salem; Curtis Malcoulm Thacker. Mayo-
dan; Broadus Thompson, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, West Columbia,
S. C; Claude Hoke Thompson, Jr., Sigma Phi Epsiloi:, Shelby;
Howard Eugene Thompson, Winston-Salem; John Hargett Thomp-
son, Richlands; John Keyser Tice, St. Anthony Hall, High Point.
Second Row: Claude B. Tiller, Draper; Norman Ernest Tipton,
Asheville; Richard McKee Todd, Delta Kappa Epsilon, Rye,
N. Y.; James N. Tolbert, Morganton; Earl Clifford Torrence,
Charlotte; Emmett Apple Tuck, Jr., Virgilina, Va.; Harry Sutton
Turner, Jacksonville; Jas. R. Turner, Winston-Salem; Jane Finch
Twamley, Chapel Hill; Clyde Gilbert Tweed, Theta Chi, Asheville.
Third Row: James Madison Tyler, Kappa Sigma, Kinston; John
Bard Tyndall, Cherokee; Jerome Joseph Vayda. Phi Kappa Sigma.
Bayonne, N. J.; Perry Burt Veazey, Alpha Tatt Omega. Raleigh;
Charles Read Vincent, Murfreesboro; David Eugene Wagoner,
Yadkinville; Henry Ajax Walker, Kappa Sigma, Kinston; James
CUfton Walker, Durham; Walter Thornley Walker, 111, Bel.i
Theta Pi, Beth Page. L. I.. N. Y.; Gaither S. Walser, Kappa
Sigma. Lexington.
Fourth Row: Noah Heber Walters. LaGrange; Donald William
Warren, Pi Lambda Phi, Brooklyn, N. Y.; George Francis
Warren, Jr., Snow Hill; William Edgar Warrick. Jr., Mt. Olive;
Charles Harris Wartman, Clarksville, Va.; William James War-
wick, Chi Phi, Wilmington; Henry Gene Waters, Roanoke Rapids;
Zack James Waters, Jr., Salisbury, Md.; George Rose Watkins.
Henderson; Sam Meriweather Watkins, Henderson.
Fifth Row: Thomas Morton Watts, Bryson City; Richard Beverly
Raney Webb, Alpha Tau Omega, Greensboro; Thomas Carlton
Webster, Yanceyville; James Randolph Welborn. Winston-Salem;
Robert Andrew Wellons, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Charlotte; Grady
Lee Wells, Phi Eta Sigma. Charlotte; Herbert Stephenson Wentz,
Chi Psi. Salisbury; C. Milton West. Jr.. Camden, N. J.; Robert
Lee West, Dover; David Louis Whitaker. Phi Eta Sigma. "W'il-
liamston.
Sixth Row: Hugh Zenas White, Jr., Salisbury; Joseph Theodore
White, Statesville; Julian Alpheus" White, Jr.. Hertford; Kenneth
Roger White, Huntersville; Raymon Lee White. Sigma Nti.
Columbus. Ga.; Thomas ^X'hite. Jr.. Raleigh; David Earl Whit-
field, Durham; Elizabeth G. Whitfield, Chapel Hill; Edward
Knight Whitmore, Jr.. Alpha Tati Omega. South Orange, N. J.;
Diana Beth Whittmghill, Chapel Hill.
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First Row: Chas. Leigh Wickham, Kappa Sig,ma, Kinston; James
Hamilton Wiggins, Clinton; James S. Wilkins, Pi Kappa Alpha,
Shelby; William Durant Willard, Purvis; Carter Seymore Wil-
liams, Pollocksville; Charles Slater Williams, Durham; Clawson
Lee Williams, Jr., Phi Delta Theta, Sanford; John Dudley Wil-
liams, Greensboro ; Joseph Philip Williams, Elmhurst, 111. ; Mary
Lou Williams, Chapel Hill.
Second Row: Rupert Lee Williams, Edenton; William Redden
Williams, Hamlet; Clarence Thomas Williford, Jr., Phi Delta
Theta, Wilson; Jack Leroy Wilson, Lake Lure; Thomas Ezekiei
Witty, Jr.. Thomasville; John Montgomery Woltz. Jr., Greens-
boro; Albert Franklin Wood, Jonesville; Edward William Wood,
III, St. Anthony Hall. Winston-Salem; Billy Joe Woosley, Clem-
mons ; lohn Franklin V<'ooten, Ir.. Kinston.
Third Row: Walter Ramon Wootten, Hickory; Carey B. N.
Wright, Jr., Greensboro; Donald Rayburn Wright, Mt. Airy;
Charles Hill Yarborough, Jr., Sigma Alpha Epiilon, Louisburg;
E. Peter Yarnell, Charleston, S. C; Frank Ogburn Yates, Jr.,
Alpha Tau Omega, Asheboro; Edwin Milton Yoder, Mebane;
Jack Gerard Yopp, Jacksonville; Frederick Nelson Young, Jr.,
Valle Crucis; Joseph Beverly Young. Canton.
Fourth Row: Robert Gill Young, Jr., Zeta Psi, Henderson; Richard
Hardin Ziglar, Phi Kappa Sigma, Winston-Salem ; Jay Zimmer-
man. Jr., St. Atithon) Hall, New Paltz, N. Y.
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Freshman Class Officers
Settled:
TowNSEND Holt, President
Jake Goforth, Vice-Presideril
Standing:
Jackie Van Hook. Social Ckiiimiiii
Charlie Ashby, Treasurer
Mary Ann Keeter, Secretary
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FRESHMAN CLASS . . .
Age 18 . . . irrepressible youth . . . limited experience . . . the formidable gates
. . . apprehension upon entering . . . the lost feeling of new independence cut
sharply into our existence . . . long day with too few hours . . . conforming to
regulations . . . memorizing names . . . feverish studying and deficiency slips
. . . anticipating Sundays . . . Christmas with its glamor and Easter with its
Spring . . .
Highlights on datmg . . . heavier books with smaller print . . . the earliest
kind of A. M. schedules . . . crew-cuts and white bucks . . . tweed coat and
Rendezvous romances . . . starlight glamor and footprints in the Arboretum . . .
bench-seekers after 9:00 P. M. . . . greater noise in a maturing heart . . .
Second love in a different setting . . . invaluable correspondence . . . begin-
ning thinkers . . . undescriptive dance step with the 'Carolina bop' . . . unrecog-
nized image on an I. D. card . . .
Summer's bright interruption before Sophomore year
parture . . . backward glances with no regrets.
remorse on de-
Freshman
Firil Row: Elmer Preston Abee, Jr., Morganton; Bobby Manly Abercrombie, Mt. Holly; Henry
Samuel Addison, Durham; William Baker Akin, Jr., Raleigh; Clyde Benny Alexander, Savannah,
Ga.; Harrington Helm Alexander, Robbins; 'VCilliam Raymond Alford, Durham; Charles Eugene
Allen, Taylorsville; William Marion Allen, Jr.. Elkin; James McMillan Allison, Asheville.
Second Row: Wilbert Francis Altemueller, Chapel Hill; Leo Richard Anderson, La Grange; Bobby
Talmadge Andrews, McLeansville; Jack Delano Angel, Reidsville; James Mcllwaine Archer,
Charlotte; "William Lewis Armour, Statesville; James Paul Armstrong, Jr., High Point; Norman
C. Armstrong, Elizabeth City; Lonnie Lester Ash, Jr., Rivesville, W. Va.; Charles Gladstone
Ashby, Jr., Elkin.
Third Roiv: David Lawrence Ashford, Scotland Neck; Derwood Lee Ashworth, Durham; Murrell
Hunter Ashworth, Durham; Woods Garland Atkins, Gastonia; Dale Reid Austin, Taylorsville;
Wavely Garland Avent, Raleigh; Quincy Adams Ayscue, Monroe; John David Bachman, Wash-
ington, D. C; Alfred Reno Bailey. Cliffside; John Reginald Baker. Carthage.
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Wayne Ballou, Morehead City; XiCalter Edward Barbee, Durham; Joe Richard Barber. ^X'ilkesboro;
Carl W. Barbour, Raleigh; Ray Sinclair Barbre, Jr., Kinston; George Michael Barclay, Narberth,
Pa.; Charles Glenn Barger, Jacksonville; Robert J. Barker, Cherryville.
f/f/h Roiv: Richard Douglas Barkley. Oriental; Sam Burman Barnard, Savannah. Ga.; Joseph
Eugene Bartholomew. Raleigh; Carl Lee Bass, Durham; Tommie Leonard Bass, Wilson; George
Leonard Bates, Chapel Hill; Owens Davis Batten, Selma; Roland Wesley Batten, Portsmouth,
Va.; Bernice Rodric Batts. Wallace; Robert Leslie Baucom, Monroe.
Stx.'h Row: Bobby Gerald Beam, Spruce Pine; William Claris Bean, Mebane; Roy H. Beard. Jr.,
Oxford; James Bouldin Beatty. Mt. Holly; James Tully Beatty, Charlotte; Shelley Blaine Beck,
Asheboro; Edward Whitson Bell, Aulander; Frederick Neil Bell, Swarthmore, Pa.; John VC'illiam
Bell, Jr., Lattimore; Robert Locke Bell, Greensboro.
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First Rou: Barbara Ollie Bennett, Chapel Hill; Ralph Luther Bentley, Moravian Falls; Nelson
Virginius Benyunes, Danville, Va.; Frank Christian Bernhardt, Charlotte; Lewis David Berryhill,
Charlotte; Stan Maxwell Bershaw, Asheville; Joseph Walter Best, Clinton; Nelson Ray Best,
Warsaw; John Bijur, Bedford Village, N. Y.; John Matthew Bilich, Aliquippa, Pa.
Second Row: James Frederick Bishop. Rocky Mount; John Arnett Black. Greensboro; ■VC'illiam
Linville Black, Winston-Salem; '^"ilbert Worth Blackman, Smithfield; Charles Sidney Blankstein.
Greensboro; John Gray Blount, 'Washington; William A. Blue, Wadesboro; John Daniel Bly.
Asheville; Robert Martin Boerner, 'Winston-Salem; Oscar Howard Bolch, Jr., Albemarle.
Third Rou:- James Cener Bolton, Rich Square; Granville Kent Booker, Raleigh; Donald Lee
Boone. High Point; Hoyt Winfield Boone, Greensboro; Demette Gordon Bordeaux, Elizabethtown;
William Joseph Boswell, '^"ilson; Charles Pardue Bowles, Winston- Salem; Charles Otis Boyette,
Chadbourn; Joseph Thomas Boyette. Clinton; 'William Otis Boyette, Chadbourn.
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F'jinlh Riiu: William Hcyward Bradshaw. Rutherfordton; David Spencer Brady. 'Valdese; Marvin
Brady, Charleston. S. C. ; Donald Allen Branch, 'Winterville; Charles Marion Braswell, Monroe;
Thomas Roy Brenner, Riviera Beach, Fla.; John Butler Bridger, Bladenboro; 'William Edward
Brigman, New Bern; Edward G. Britt, Kinston; Morris Naum Broad, Miami Beach, Fla.
Fiflh Rou: Clifton Henry Brock. Lillington; Claude Cicero Brooks, Jr., Millers Creek; Henry
Franklin Brooks, Greenville; Mallard Guy Brooks. Jr., Shelby; Mark Norman Brooks, Washington,
D. C; "Walter Hubert Brothers. Aurora; Arthur Stanley Brown, Wilson; Conrad L. Brown. Jr.,
Troutmans; Donald M. Brown, Jamesville; Eugene Wilson Brown, Jr., Rich Square.
Si\lh Rati: Gordon Rives Brown. Durham; Gro\er Cleveland Brown. Harrington. Del.; Joe
Evans Brown. Charlotte; VC'jIliam Lee Brown; Roanoke Rapids; 'William Goode Branch, Winter
Haven, Fla.; H. David Bruton, Candor, LeRoy Adam Bruton. Charlottesville, Va.; Donald Thomas
Bryan, Rocky Mount; James Kenneth Bryant, Jr., Elkin ; Peter BIythe Buck, Greensboro.
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Freshman
First Row: Julius Francis Budacz, Robersonville ; Harold Dean Bull, High Point; Bernie Fraust
Bullard, Raleigh; Donald E. Bullard, Winston-Salem; Reece Alan Bulle, Wallbury; James Arliss
Bumgardner, Winston-Salem; Herman Bunch. Jr., High Point; Benjamin Lawrence Burbridge,
Jacksonville, Fla.; Jesse Lane Burchell, Leakssille; Howard Lee Burdette, Monroe,
Second Row: Robert Philip Burgess, Pinetops; David James Burrows. Bay Shore, N. Y. ; Robert
Tilden Burrus, Rockford ; Donald Farrell Burton, Hillsboro; Marshall Rexford Butcher, Wash-
ington, D. C; Frank Butler. Roseboro; Jesse Lewis Butler. Clinton; Julian David Butler, Saint
Pauls; Frederic Henry Butters, Wilmington; David Franklin Byers, Shelby.
Third Roil': James Doggett Bynum, Greensboro; James Jordan Bynum. Raleigh; Fredric Colby
Byrum. Edenton; William Charles Cable, Greensboro; Harry Beard Cannon, Jr., Lakeland, Fla.;
Douglas David Cantrell, Seaford, Del. ; Reid Paul Carbeton, Elizabeth City; James Franklin
Carlisle, Guilford; Robert J. Carlsen, Highland Park, 111.; Thaxton Miller Carmichael, Winston-
Salem.
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Carter. Winston-Salem; Patricia Anne Carter. Chapel Hill; George Bernard Cashwell. Mount
Airy; Ernest Castillo. IIL Tampa, Fla.; Charles Wesley Causey. Greensboro; William Robert
Caviness, Sanford ; Richard William Chalk. Jr., Greensboro; Norman Allison Chamberlain, Matthews,
Fifth Row: Henry Hautman Chambless, Jr., Charlotte; James Monroe Chamblee, Burlington;
Mallory Lewis Chambliss, Rocky Mount; Richard Randall Charleville, High Point; James Theodore
Cheatham, IIL Greenville; Theodore Eugene Childres, Connelley Springs; Joe David Christian,
Jr., Smithfield, Va.; Carey Alexander Clark, St. Matthews. Kentucky; Nevy King Clark, Savannah,
Ga.; William Thompson Clark, Statesville.
Sixth Row: Luster James Cline, Kannapolis; Franklin Delano Clontz, Morganton; Paul Armfield
Coffey, Boone; Richard Amis Coker, Hartsville, S. C. ; James Glenn Collier, Jr.. Rich Square;
Robert Cecil Cole, Carolina Beach; Francis Eugene Collins, Jr., Lumberton; Walter Nicholas
Collison, Jr., Annapolis, Md.; Lawrence Davis Conder. Charlotte, Anthony Irwin Conkle, East
Palestine, Ohio.
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First Row: David Marion Connor, Jr., Durham; Charles Alston Cook, Arlington, Va. ; Milton
Perreautt Cooke, New York, N. Y. ; Robert Reid Cooke, Asheboro ; Jackie Finley Cooper, Jr.,
Sylva; Joseph Irwin Converse, Jr., Greenville, S. C; Malcolm H. Coplon. Winston-Salem; Joseph
Randolph Corley, Winston-Salem; Thomas Bonifer Cornell, Key West, Fla.; William Charles Corse,
Che%7 Chase, Md,
Second Row: Pete B. Cothran, Youngstown, N. Y.; Hugh B. Cowan. Ann Arbor, Mich.; Marion
Aubrey Cowell. Jr.. Jacksonville; Adlai Roy Cox, Jr., Asheboro: Eppie Bennett Cox, Aurora;
Robert Averj' Craddock, Cary; Daniel B. Craver, Greenwich, Conn.; Kenneth Shoaf Craver, Jr.,
Lexington; Caroll Spencer Credle, Jr., Ahoskie; Robert Nilgo Creighton, Jr., Charlotte.
Third Row: 'William Barker Crews, Jr., Oxford; Joel Allen Cross, Creedmoor; Joseph Worth
Cullreth, Fayetteville; Edmund Lane Curlee, Jr., Savannah, Ga.; John Russell Curtis, Bessemer
City; Charles Edward Dameron, IIL Asheville; Charles R. Daniel. Roanoke Rapids; Ulyss Glenn
Daughtridge. Rocky Mount; Curtiss 'Wilson Daughtr)'. Smithfield; Clayton Williams Davidson, Jr.,
Mooresville.
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Davis, ^'rightsville Beach; Wilburn Addison Davis, 'W'aynesville; Jon Neil Dawn, Gastonia;
Claudius Stuart Dawson, Jr.. Charleston. S. C; Ernest Cornelius Deane. Jr., Charlottesville, Va.;
John Prortor Dearing. Chevy Chase. Md.; Arthur Franklin Deese. Matthews; Julian Peter Dell,
Bethesda, Md.
Fifth Row: John Elliot Dermatt. Jr., Durham; Blanton Younger Dickerson, Oxford; Lacy Lamar
Dilday. Powellsville; James William Dinwiddle. Lexington; James Stephen Dockery. Jr., Ruther-
fordton; Norman Avery Dodd. Clayton; Winfred Gray Dodson, Wilmington; Stanley Rhoades
Donnahoe, East Alton, 111.; Charles Brent Dorrity, HiUsboro; Robert Gray Dotson, Boone.
Sixth Row: George Edward Doughton, Durham; George Robert Dozier, Lexington, Ky.; Otis
Marion Drake, Hendersonville; Phillip Alexander Drake, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.; Frederick William
Dreyer. Plainfield, N. J.; Thomas Harold Duncan, Clayton; Carl Hanna Durham, Burlington;
James Thomas Duvall, NX'illiamsburg, 'Va.; Eddie Pittman Dwyer, Charlotte; Zane Emerson Eargle,
Waxhaw,
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resnman
First Row: Charles Edward Earnhardt, SaHsbury; Robert Donald Eason, Snow Hill; John Allen
Edgerton, Kenly; Fred Greene Eidson, Elkin; Robert Lee Ellerbe, Jr., Rockingham; William
Joseph Ellis, Mt. Sterling, Ky. ; Wilbur Hoyle Epley, Rutherfordton; William Alexander Erwin,
High Point; James Earl Evans, Oxford; William Harrell Everett, Williamston.
Second Ron:- James Gooden Exum, Jr., Snow Hill; Robert Exum, Jr., Snow Hill; Carl Douglas
Farmer. Pulaski, Va.; Robert Fassberg, Spring Valley, N. Y.; Gordon Bradford Fearing, Elizabeth
City; Tom Joseph Feeney, High Point; Bobby Jack Feimster, Statesville; Arthur Kenneth Ferrell,
Durham; Billy Ray Fisher. Bladenboro; Louis Joseph Fisher, High Point.
Third Row: Charles E. Fitzgerald, Jr., Farmville; Charles Frederick Floyd, Salisbury; Gardner
P. H. Foley, Jr., Greensboro ; Larry Grant Ford, China Gro\e; Robert Lee Fowler, Chapel Hill ;
Charles Sugg Fox, Fayetteville; Joe Thomas Fox, Jr., Asheville; William R. Francis, Jr., West
Jefferson; Donald deYoung Freeman. Great Neck, N. Y.; David Hales Freshwater. Morehead City.
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Lee FusscU. Williamston; Donald Joseph Gaffrey, Verona, N. J.; Robert William Gahrmann,
Cheshire. Conn.; Howard Keith Gallimore, Concord; Alex Henderson Galloway, Winston-Salem;
Roney William Lamm. Wilson; William Badham Gardner, Edenton; Jim Anderson Garner.
Greensboro.
Fifth Row: Robert H. Garner, Raleigh; Thomas Blackwell Garrett, Danville. Va.; Stanley Adams
Garriss, Jr., Portsmouth, Va.; Coleman Andrew Gentry, Jr.. Chapel Hill; Robert Thomas Gibson.
Winston-Salem; Richard Frederick Giersch. Charlotte; Harley Shepherd Gilleland, Jr., Statesville;
Charles Sidney Gilreath, Moravian Falls; David Allen Gleitz, Jacksonville; Tom Payne Glenn,
Stoneville.
Sixth Rotv: John Eddie Goforth, Rutherfordton; Preston Myers Goforth, Lenoir; Robert H. Gold-
berg, Greensboro; Vann Grey Goodman, Concord; Herbert Jenkins Gorham, Nashville; Ralph
Ray Gordon, Aberdeen; William Jay Gould, Cocoa, Fla. ; Ralph Leach Graham, Durham; James
Burney Graves, Jr., Raleigh; William Donald Gray, Roanoke Rapids.
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Fmt Row: Billy Edward Green, Concord; Robert Glenn Greene, North Wilkesboro; Ernest Lin-
wood Gregory, Elizabeth City; Fletcher Journey Gubbs, Winston-Salem; William Francis Gruble,
Mount Airy; Marion Wilson Griffin, Davidson; Hoytt Pruitt Griggs, Tarboro; Porter Odell Griggs,
Marble; Charles Curtiss Gupton, Norlina; Richard Lawrence Gustafson, Pinebluff.
Second Ron:- James Tomlin Hager, Harmony; Leslie Morgan Hale, Fayetteville; Donald James
Hall, Chapel Hill; Gordon Bradford Hall. Jr., Syracuse, N. Y; Hassell Gray Hall, Winston-Salem;
Stephen Chalaron Hardy, Silver Spring, Md.; Donald Lee Harrell, Troy; Cyrus Robert Harrington,
Jr., Greensboro; Falls Lewis Harris, Harris; Herbert Hood Harris, Shelby.
Third Roti: Billy Peters Haskett. Elizabeth City; Lawrence Douglas Hayes, Kernersyille; Nathaniel
Perkinson Hayes, Greensboro; James Armstrong Hayworth, Asheboro; John Lewis Heath, Snow
Hill: Morris Randolph Hall, Gastonia; Norman Curtis Hall, Hurdle Mills; Robert Edward Hallett,
Lake Wales, Fla.; Edward L'lysses Hallford, Rocky Mount; William Jackson Hamilton, Jr.,
Charlotte.
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Gastonia; Frank Gerald Hardister. Ashley Heights; Ira May Hardy, Raleigh; \Cilliam Ernest
Heck. Salisbury; Hubert Eric Heiden. Lake City. S. C; Edward Carlton Henderson, Roanoke
Rapids; Shelton Whitehead Henderson. Lynchburg. Va. ; Willis Irwin Henderson. III. Charlotte.
Fifth Row: Robert Harold Hendry, Downmgtown, Pa.; Harold Dean Henline, Marion; Thomas
Phillip Hettleman, New York, N. Y.; Herbert Morris Heyman, New York, N. Y.; Stephen
Francis Hicks, Edenton; Dewey Allen Hildreth, Charlotte; Don Eugene Hill. Winston-Salem;
Gene Osborne Hill. Cerro Gordo; Dan Lee Hilliard, Greensboro; Percy W. Hines, Winston-Salem.
S/.v/i Row: Richard Norfleet Hines. Jr., Edenton; Stoney Grimes Hinkle. Winston-Salem; Larry
Capehart Hinson. Monroe; Luther Hartwell Hodges. Jr.. Leaksville; NX'mston Duval Hoelscher.
Lynchburg, Va. ; Paul Rothrock Hoffner. Salisbury; Ray Raymond Holdford, Jr., Wilson; Joseph
Hampton HoUinshed, Fayetteville; Joseph Lee Hollowell, Aurora; Allen Franklin Holt, Asheboro.
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Freshman
Fini Row: Townsend Van Holt, Raleigh; Willie Jack Holt. Durham; Jack Wesley Honeycutt,
Stony Point; Fred Lambert Hooper, Jr., Sylva; Melvin Eugene Hooper, Charlotte; John Robert
Hooten, Grifton; Charles Wayne Hoover, Winston-Salem; Ralph Neil Home, Bessemer City; A.
Robert Hornik, Jr., Atlanta, Ga.; Thomas Joseph Horton, Wilson.
Second Row: Harry Clayton House, Hamilton ; John Herbert Howell, Goldsboro ; James Monroe
Howey, Waxhaw; Daniel Edward Hudgins, Greensboro; Richard WooJard Hudson, Vandemere;
Ervin Mosan Huffman, Hickory; Leon Wyant Huffman, Catawba; Jim Franklin Hughes, Asheville;
George Franklin Hunt, Waynesville; Robert Holmes Hunt, Reidsville.
Third Row: George Patrick Hunter, Jr., Charlotte; Walter Jones Huntley, Smithfield; Edward
Wier Hutchins, Winston-Salem; Samuel Spalding Hutchinson, Chapel Hill; Fred Lee Hyatt, Jr.,
Asheville; Robert Stadley Hyatt, Ahoskie; Max Phillip Icenhour, Durham; Richard Henderson
Iseley, Lancaster, S. C. ; Bobby Lee Jackson, Washington; Henry Thomas Jackson, Godwin.
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Johnson, Thomasville; Thomas Hatcher Johnson, Goldsboro; Thomas Lindemann Johnson, Norfolk,
Va.; Bruce Delano Jones, Smithfield; Harvey Theodore Jones. Cary; Hubert Reid Jones, Raleigh;
Joseph Edwin Jones, Snow Hill; Paul Cornelius Jones, Jr., Durham.
Fifth Row: George Lee Jarrett, Cherry\-ille; Donald E. Jefferson, Reidsville; Knox Vaughan
Jenkins, Goldsboro; William Montgomery Jenkins, Washington, D. C. ; Bartlett Cecil Johnson,
Dunn; Charles Mack Johnson, Lenoir; Dewey Edward Johnson, Charleston, S. C; Edgar Russell
Johnson, Robersonville; Frederick Ross Johnston, Charlotte; George T. Johnson, Asheville.
Sixth Row: Richard Lawrence Jones, Rockingham ; Talmage Lloyd Jones. Jr., Biltmore ; Thomas
Spencer Jones, Jr., Richmond, Va.; Buddy Price Joyce, Price; Fred Nachman Kahn, Asheville;
Max Jerry Kahn, Atlanta, Ga.; Arnold Y'ale Kapiloff, Winston- Salem ; Clayton Ray Keel, Everetts;
William Norris Keever, Hiddenite; Murray Lee Keister, Southport.
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First Row: George Joseph Keller, Greensboro ; David Lee Kelly, Jr., Winston-Salem ; Larry
Whitehurst Kemp, Oriental; Robert Boger Kennerly, Charlotte; Donald Eugene Kentopp, East
Orange, N. J.; Jack Bevel Kester, High Point; James Wiley Kester, Winston-Salem; Robert Edward
Ketler. Wyncote, Pa.; Richard Ned Kinney, Winston-Salem; Thomas Venable Kirkland. Columbia,
S. C.
Second Row: Jack Kirstein, Fairview; Andrew Milton Kistler, II, Morganton; James William
Knauff, Charlotte; Donald Christian Kneedler, Jr.. Sarasota, Fla.; Alan Miller Korschun, Goldsboro;
Joe Frank Koster. Wilson; Charles Augustus Krepp, Baltimore, Md.; John Joseph Kusterer,
Franklin; James Barnes Lacy. Flat Rock; Guy Richard Ladd, Gastonia.
Third Row: Harold Power Laing. Wilmmgton; Tom Willis Lambeth, Statesville; William Green
Lancaster. Louisburg; Thomas E. Land. High Point; Edward Braddy Latham, Washington; Jarvis
Harding Latham, Washington; Robert Edward Lavietes, Greensboro; Donald Joseph Lear, Hatboro,
Pa.; Jerry Robert Leatheruood, \('aynesville; Trudy Deems Lefler, Newton.
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Fourth Ron-: James Rex Luther. Denton; Alex Spruill Lynch, Scotland Neck; Steven Grant Lyon,
Jr., Wilkesboro; John Worth Lynn. Petersburg. Va.; Richard MacFaddin, Viola. Del.; Carter G.
Mackie, Maplewood, N. J.; Robert Lee Macon. Jr., Seagrove; Anne Loving Maddny, Chapel Hill;
James Everette Magness. Shelby; Douglas Owen Malone, Pulaski, Va.
Fijth Row: Frank H. Livingston, Highland Park, III.; William R. Loftin, Jr., Mt. Olive; Henry
Clyde Lomax, Charlotte; John Byron Lopp. Lexington; Robert Henry Lowder, Albemarle; Kenneth
Francis Lowry, Troy, Ohio; Jerry Jack Love, Franklin; Jimmy Lewis Love, Sanford; Nolan Delano
Loving, Lenoir; John McKay Ludwig, New Orleans, La.
Sixth Row: Hubert Kay Leonhardt, Shelby; David Aria Lieberman, Wilmington; Henry A. Line-
berger, Jr., Belmont; Ray Stephens Linker, Charlotte; Graham Ray Liles, Wilson; Edward C.
Lipman, New Bern; Maylon Earl Little, Winterville; William Brown Little, Gastonia; Knox
Kent Lively, Reidsville; Darden Rawles Livesay, Emporia, Va.
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Freshman
First Row: Ronald Wade Mann, Carrboro; Johnny Paul Manos, Fayetteville; Oscar Frank Marine.
Sneads Ferry; Stephen Charles Marks. Hudson, Ohio; James Edwin Martin, Jr.. Charlotte; Thomp-
son Arthur Mashburn, Jr., Madison; Donald Lewis Matkins, Burlington; Carl Lafayette Matheson,
Taylorsville; Marshall Lawrence Matthews, Jr.. Winston-Salem; James Forest Mauney. Lincolnton.
Second Row: Johnny Elliott Mauney. Lincolnton; John Raoul Maynard, Cary; Roger Lee McAvoy.
Winston-Salem; Russell Tyler McCabe, Seaford. Delaware; Dean Allen McCarn. Belmont; Robert
Charles McClain. Charlotte; Hugh Leon McColl. III. BennettsviUe, S. C. ; Edward Harrington Mc-
Cormick, Broadway; Robert Layton McCurdy. Florence, S. C; Warren Blount McDevett. Kinston.
Third Row: Leo Franklin McDonald, Lillington; Edith Ann McGee. Chapel Hill; David Fairley
Mclnnis, Jr., Sumter. S. C. ; James Gray McGhee. Durham ; George Vernon McGimsey. Jr., Lenoir ;
Joseph Britt McGinn, Charlotte; Thomas Wadford McGuire, Todd; David Lee McKinney. Marshall;
Robert B. McKinney, Jr., Lillington; Robert McLaughlin, Miami Beach, Fla.
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Eugene McRacken. Red Springs; Marion Joseph McSorley. New Bern; Henry Sterling McWhorter.
Savannah, Ga.; Clyde Leroy Meares. Winston-Salem; Johnny Wesley Meadows. Jacksonville; Lewis
Russell Meadows. Burgaw; William Shaw Michael. Athens. Ga.; William Norwood Michal. Jr..
Charlotte.
Fifth Row: David Marion Michawx. Charlotte; James Edward Michels, Graham; John Chapman
Michie, Roxboro; Charles LeRoy Miller. Concord; Roy Wayne Miller. Salisbury; William Stacy
Miller. Benson; Harvey Augustus Mills. Monroe; Andrew Milnor. Wilmington; Carroll Wayne
Minges. Fayetteville; Calvin Dewey Mitchell. Jr., Matthews.
Sixth Row: George Evans Mitchell, Spartanburg, S. C; Harold Allen Mitchell. Ahoskie; Howard
Reid Mobley, Jr., Reidsville; Joseph Paul Moeltner, Union, N. J.; Albert Deleon Moise, Sumter.
S. C; John Ormond Molter, Charlotte; James Deyel Monteith. Sylva; Robert Langton Montgomery.
Farmington; Alan D. Moore, Carolina Beach; Edwin Holt Moore. Jr.. Burlington.
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First Row: Ronald Baxter Moore, Franklinton; Truman Ellinwood Moore, Jr., Myrtle Beach, S. C. ;
Robert Wilton Moore, Jr., Tarboro; James Malcolm Morgan, Wilmington; William W. Morgan,
Canton; Harry Lee Morris, Goldsboro; Philip Milton Morris, Concord; Alex R. Morrison, Ham-
let ; Don Franklin Morrison, Greensboro ; John Morton, Madison.
Second Row: Milton J. Moye. Tarboro; David Mundy, Black Mountain; John Joseph Murphy, Jr.,
Hamlet; Raymond Ryan Murphy. Lookout Mountain, Tenn.; Josiah Stockton Murray. Durham;
Cecil Howell Neville, Jr., Scotland Neck ; Thomas Colson Newman. Canton ; Albert Ray Newsome,
\<'inston-Salem ; Bobby Lawrence Newton, Creedmoor; Robert Frederick Noel. Henderson.
Third Rote: Charles McNair Northrop. Saint Pauls; Mary Lou Norwood. Morehead City; Ronnie
Clifton Nuckles, Burlington; Ken Holmes Oakley. Raleigh; 'William Eric OBrian. Oxford; Calvin
Pickard Ogburn, VC'inston-Salem; Sam Cicero O.gburn, Winston-Salem; Ronald Troy Oldenburg.
Biloxi, Miss.; Jerry Key Oldham, Gulf; Dodge Olmsted, Hanover. Va.
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Kingson Oresman. Providence. R. L; Charles Gurney Overcash, Jr., Lexington; Douglas Roy
Overman. Dunn; Duncan Shaw Owen. Jr.. Fayetteville; 'Wiley Lee Owens, Fountain; William
Cameron Padgett, Shelby; Charles Keith Palmer. Timmonsville, S. C; Edward Davies Pardington,
Jr., Winston-Salem.
Fifth Row: Benjamin Aiken Parker. Erwin; Charles Thomas Parker, Gastonia; Joseph Earl Parker,
Clinton; Theodore Norwood Parker, Clinton; Kenneth Hilton Parks, Jr.. Gastonia; William Snyder
Pate, Goldsboro; Jeremiah Nolan Partrick. Wilmington; Bailey Patrick, Jr., Hickory; George J.
Patseavouras, Rocky Mount; Donald Lee Patterson, China Grove.
Sixth Row: Robert David Patterson, Hendersonville; William Franklin Pearce, Norlina ; Robert
Bruce Pearlman, Greensboro; "Skip" Pearlman, Asheville; Edwin S. Pearlstine, Jr., Charleston,
S. C; Edward Vance Peedin, Selma; William Robert Peel, Williamston; Ivey Benjamin Peele,
Norwich, Conn.; William Roy Peele, Hamlet; Barbara Anne Pendergraft, Chapel Hill.
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Freshman
First Row: Larry Allen Penry, Denton; Garland Jarvis Perry, Jr., Zebulon; James Otha Perry.
Fairmont; John Gerrard Perry, Winston-Salem; John Lance Perry, Jr., Morehead City; Ronald
Proctor Perry, Wendell; Jon "Jake" Phelps. Winston-Salem; Fred Herman Pilkenton, Franklin-
ville; Fred Owen Phifer, Marshville; Fred Gary Phillips, Charlotte.
Second Row: Carl Spencer Phipps, Wendell; Leon Joseph Pinner, Jr., New Bern; Harold S. Pitt-
man, Kenly; Richard William Planner, Gastonia; Claude Armstrong Plumlee, Jr., Charlotte; Charles
Lee Poole, Sanford ; Fred Eugene Pope, Jr., Lexington; David Darlin.gton Porter, Red Oak, Ga.;
Lee Warsvick Porter, Jr., Wilmington; William 'VCcndell Porterlield, Goldsboro.
Th/id Roll-: Kenneth Alton Powell, Valdese; William Thomas Powell. Chapel Hill; Fred Arlius
Powledge, Raleigh; William Richard Presson, Parkton; George Edward Price, Mayodan; Sanford
Scott Price, Clinton; Edward N. Pridgen, Fayetteville; Alonzo Josephine Pringle, IIL Kerners-
ville; Mebane Moore Pritchett. Lenoir; Bill Protfitt. Sherwood.
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Wilson; Edwin Marston Rascoe, Reidsville; NX'alter Ernest Ratcliff, Jr., "Winston-Salem; Billy Ray
Ratledge, Guilford College; Bobby Jay Ratledge, Guilford College; Duncan Crawford Ratley, Jr.,
Fairmont; James Plummer Raugh, Jr., Rosemont, Pa,; William Thomas Ray, Charlotte.
Fifth Rotf: Leonard Erastus Reaves, IIL Fayetteville; Arthur Louis Redden, Hendersonville; Davis
Nance Reece, Chapel Hill; John Dwight Reid, Richlands; Marland C. Reid, Rocky Mount; James
Richard Renigar, Asheboro; Peter Lee Reynolds, Westfield, N. J.; Theodore Reaves Reynolds,
Clinton; Vade G. Rhoadcs. McGrady; Claude Mankin Rhule, Jr., Bluefield, W. Va.
Sixth Row: Alfred Leonard Rhyne, Jr., Gastonia; Edward Pittman Rhyne, Morganton; Arch Jesse
Riddle, Plymouth; Renus Edgar Rich, Jr., Durham; John Barron Roberts, Charlotte; William
Garner Roberts, Jr., Leaksville; Lewis Ford Robertson, Jr., Frederick, Md.; William Charles
Robertson, Wilmington; Bobby Eugene Robinson, Valdese; John William Robinson, Jr,, Kings
Mountain.
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Fhsl Row: Jimmy Roy Rogers, Tabor City; Richard Hilton Rogers, Cerro Gordo; Thomas Albert
Rogers, Warsaw; Louis Howard Rosenstock, Baltimore. Md.; Ted Lee Rosenthal. Cameron Heights,
N. Y.; C. Reed Rossell, Flushing. N. Y.; John William Rusher. Wilmington; William Devine
Sabiston, III, Carthage; George Donald Saine. Cherryville; Neill McKay Salmon, Jr.. Lillington.
Second Row: Carl L. Sanders. Wilmington: Charles Sanders. Fayetteville; Phil Snead Sanders. Four
Oaks; Henrj' Howard Sandlin. Jr.. Dunn; VCalter Boren Satterfield. Charlotte; Larry Melvin Saun-
ders. Norfolk. Va.; ^X■llliam Lee Saunders. High Point; John Bernard Sauvajot. Greensboro;
Tykey Savvas. High Point; Roger Farrell Sawyer, Burlington.
Third Row: Raymond S. Schild. Conway. S. C; Charles Joseph Schlapkohl. Jr.. Ft. Bragg; James
Ronald Schreiber. Arden ; Frank Lodwick Schrimsher. Charlotte; Tommy Denzel Scoggins, Gibson-
ville; Bryan Myers Scott. New Bern; Joe Hart Scott. Rose Hill; Leslie Andrew Scott. New York,
N. Y.; Joanna Hill Scroggs, Chapel Hill; Ollie Elmer Seawell. Jr.. Carthage.
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Edward Self. Shelby; Shelley C. Settlemyre. Hickor)-; David Everett Setzer. New London;
John Mitchell Sewell. Murf reesboro ; George W. Sexton. Tarboro; Vaden Clyde Shadden, Jr.,
Chattanooga, Tenn.; Clemm Harrj' Shankle, Troy; Alan Wallace Sharp, Greensboro.
Fijth Row: Harry Pritchard Shaw, III, Charlotte; Stanley Sergeant Shaw, II, Asheville; James
Albert Sheets, Winston-Salem ; Gary Singleton Sheffield, Greensboro ; Robert Gardiner Shelly,
Virginia Beach. Va.; James Edward Shelton, Danville, Va.; Richard Wayne Shermer, Winston-
Salem; Foy Vincent Shingleton, Wilson; Robert Greene Shore, Yadkinville; James G. Short, Jr.,
Wadesboro.
Sixlh Row: Frank Jones Shuford. Hickory; William Ferrell Shuford. Clinton; Ted G. Simmons.
Columbia; Richard Stanley Sirkin, Miami Beach, Fla.; Robert Van Sisk, Charlotte; Lloyd Milton
Skinner, Burlington; Addison Neal Smith, Woodleaf; Bobby Ray Smith. Hampstead; Clarence
Edwards Smith, Jr.. Raleigh; George Maurice Smith. High Point.
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Freshman
First Row: Gordon Lewis Smith, High Point; Jack Wingate Smith. Jr., Wilmington; James Edward
Smith, Winston-Salem; Laurie Nicholas Smith, Oswego, S. C; Robert Lynn Smith, Jr., Greens-
boro; Virginia Margaret Smith, Chapel Hill; Jack Leroy Smith, Gibsonville; Thomas Arthur Smoot,
in, Greenville; William Franklin Snell, Winston-Salem; Herman Glasgow Snipes, Knoxville, Tenn.
Second Roiv: John Henry Solomon, Wilmington; Carrol Lee Spangler, Lawndale; Samuel Dixon
Spangler, Lawndale; James Klein Spencer, Charlotte; Jesse Garney Spencer, Farmville; Ronald
Edward Sperlbaum, Spindale; John William Stallings, Wilson; Clayton Lee Stalnaker, Spindale;
Donald Craig Starling, Burlington; George Joseph Stavnitski, Fairfield, Conn.
Third Ron.- Harry Coe Steele, North Wilkesboro; James Thomas Steele, Dobson; Donald Steine,
Raleigh; Jasper Graham Stem, Oxford; Harley Stepp, Jr., Flat Rock; Charlie Vergereaw Stevens,
Jr., Salisbury; Charles Herman Stewart, Lillington; William B. Stewart, Concord; Howard James
Stiles, Roslyn Heights, N. Y.; James Peter Stokes, L'pper Montclair, N. J.
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Strickland Stone, Durham; Leonard Strause, Charlotte; Jose Edward Stuntz, New Rochelle, N. Y.;
Bobby Avery Sullivan, Selma; Brett Taylor Summey, West Jefferson; Edward Wike Sutton, Cullo-
whee; Richard Homan Swanson, Fayetteville; Joseph Daniel Thomas, Summerfield.
Fijih Rolf: Rudolph Maddrey Thomas, Roanoke Rapids; Charles Jefferson Thompson, Salisbury;
Roger Murphy Thompson, Greensboro; Robert Holton Thorton, Fayetteville; Herbert Arthur
Thuemmler. Valdese; George Noblin Timberlake, Nelson, Va. ; Charles Carson Toms, Lattimore;
Joseph H. Towe, Hertford; William Ernest Trent, Reidsville; Robert L. Talley, Durham.
Sixth Rote: Clarence Lee Tart, Dunn; Josh Tayloe, Washington; Charles Wilson Taylor, Ruther-
fordton; Harry Collins Taylor, Miami Beach, Fla.; Roy Dail Taylor, Greenville; Thomas Hart
Teague, Raleigh; Donald K. Temple, Jonesville; Larry David Thames, Charlotte; Richard Frederic
Thiele, Atlanta, Ga.; Cecil De Wayne Tripp, Shallotte.
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F'nst Row: Howard Powell Troutman, Wilmington; Michael N. Tsamas, Durham; Jerry Sheldon
Turem, Wilmington; Jerry Williams Turpin, ReidsviUe; Earl Runyon Tyler, Durham; Jack Loyd
Tyler, Sanford; Charles Parker Umstead, Durham; Kenneth Michael Underwood, Waynesville;
Stephen Vann Underwood, Apex; Bradley Paige Union, Fayetteville.
SecoiiJ Row: Roy Wakefield Upchurch, Durham; Thomas Moore Vance, Greensboro; Don
Wheeler Van Loan, High Point; John Daniel Vann, III, Greenville, S. C. ; Leon Stephens Venters,
Jr., Trenton; Joseph Orr Vernon, Summerfield; Herbert Cloid Wade, Jr., Zebulon; Bobby Moton
Wagner, Lexington; Lawrence Grumpier Walker, Jr., Mount Airy; Leon Stokes Walker, Denton.
Third Row: Oscar Blair Walker, Gastonia; Richard Powell Wallace, Savannah, Ga.; James Ralph
Walsh, Lenoir; Joseph Gaither Walser, III, High Point; Abe Walston, Walstonburg; Blaine
Sherrill Ward, Ramseur; David L. Ward, Jr., New Bern; Richard Edwin Ward, Wilson; Jack
Taylor Ware, ReidsviUe; John Drew Warlick, Jacksonville.
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Thomas Watkins, Jr., Oxford; Keith Donald Watlington, ReidsviUe; Williard Hinnant Watson,
Kenly; Harold Pinkney Watts, Dallas; John William Weaver, Durham; Macon Moore Weaver,
Apex; Zebulon Weaver. Ill, AsheviUc; David Weil, Goldsboro.
Fifth Row: Michael Henry Weinman, Baltimore, Md.; William Mack Welborn, Boone; Donn
Allison Wells, Albertson; John Thomas Wells, Jr., Burgaw; Osborne Perry Wells, Halifax;
Samuel Fogle Wells, Jr., ReidsviUe; Courtland Reed Westerfield, Chapel Hill; Bcnnette Elam
Whisenant, Morganton; James Luther Whisnant, Gastonia; John Jennings White, Henderson,
Sixth Row: Harry Earl Whitelock, Woodlawn, Md,; William Kenneth Wible, Greensboro; Bryant
Kelly Wicker, Sanford; Peggie S. Wiggins, Fayetteville; Charles Gordon Wiggs, III, Durham;
Robert Louis Wilkerson, ReidsviUe; Gerald Francis Wilkin, Charlotte; James Fairchild Wilkins,
Lynchburg, Va.; Anderson Townley Williams, Wilson; Glenn Taylor Wilson, Leaksville.
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f/ij/ Row: Clarence Edward Williams, Charlotte; Dal Joseph Williams, Elizabeth City; Gordon
Lee Williams, Mt. Olive; John O'Donnell Williams, Raleigh; Larry Ritchie Williams, Concord;
Taylor Brown Williams, Dunn; Donald Hayworth Williamson, Greensboro; Phillip R. Williamson,
Wilson; Paul Ed Willingham. Ridgely, Tenn.; Henry Theodore Wilson, Cambridge, Md.
Second Row: Hosea Elbert Wilson. Jr., Danville. Va.; Joseph Powell Wimberley. IIL Battleboro;
C. Philipp Wirsching, Jr.. Elmhurst. 111.; Doyce Farrell Wise, Landis; Warden Lewis Woodard,
Jr., Beaufort; Andy Green Woods, Yanceyville; Lowell Irwin Wootton. Jr.. Atlanta. Ga.; Gerald
Killian Worsley, Greenville; Tommy Leslie Worthington, Kinston; Gwen Watson Wray, Mayodan.
Third Roti\- Anthony Byrum Wright, Charlotte; Joe Alexander Wright. Jr., Landis; Fred Becton
Yelverton. Wilson ; William Francis Yost, Weaverville; George William Young, Winston-Salem;
John Harlow Young. Hendersonville; Robert Terry Young, Asheville; Joseph Zambito, Goldsboro;
John Richard Zimmerman, Lexington.
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li. "And furthermore, I'm leaving."
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D. "Come on in — the water' s fin
E. "UMMMMMMM ! ! .'"
F. "Taste it yourself."
G. "He said I cotild find his picture in the Y-lohby.'
H. "Oooooh! It's cold!"
I. "Wouldn't YOU he happy?"
]. "Really a gay party, ain't it?"
School
The first class in the history of the University of North Carolina will
graduate from the School of Dentistry this June. Thirty-four North
Carolinians will be located in various communities throughout the state
to practice dentistry.
This past year two new programs have been activated, namely,
graduate instruction in orthodontics leading to a Master's degree, and a
two-year curriculum for the training of dental hygienists leading toward
certification. Other graduate programs, as well as postgraduate instruction,
will be activated this coming year. The new graduate and postgraduate
clinics and laboratories now are under construction within the school.
John C. Brauer
DciDi of the School of Dentistry
DENTAL SCHOOL FACULTY
Fiisl Row. left to light: R. J. Shankle, R. E. Barton, R. E. Sturdevant, R. E. Richardson. Claude R.
Baker. Second Row: Misses Alberta Beat, Eleanor Forbes. Doris Griffin. Dr. M. E. Chapin. Dean
J. C. Brauer. Third Row: J. W. Gallagher. P. H. Layfield, T. A. Blum, P. W. Vinton, >J('. A. Hall,
Jr., Fourth Row: James E. Hoppers, G. C. Hunter, Jr.. P. M. Cummings, C. W. Westrick, C. L.
Sockwell. Fifth Row: L. B. Higley, R. M. Nelson, F. C. Cady.
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of Dentistry
Spurgeon Dental Society
The Spurgeon Dental Society is the name given the student
body of the School of Dentistry. The Society was named for the
late Dr. J. S. Spurgeon, a pioneer in North Carolina dentistry.
With an active Student Council and Honor Court, the Society
has become an integral part of the School.
Among the social events of the Society is a Winter Dinner
Dance and a Spring Student-Faculty Day.
OFFICERS
Left to rtg,hl: William Ware,
Secretary-Treasurer ; Henry O.
Lineberger, President; John
W. Girard, Vice-President.
Drs. W. M. Byrd. J. A.
Crowley, and R. F. Scherer,
graduate students, working in
the clinic.
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First Raw: Mett Bagley Ausley, Xi Psi Phi. Chapel Hill;
Omega, Pembroke; Lawrence A. Cameron, Delhi Sigma
Lanier Clark, .V; Pii Phi. Asheville; Albert Purcell Cline,
Canton; Albert Vernon Coble, Xi Psi Phi. Pi Gamma
Daniel, Xi Pw Phi. Reidsville.
Alexander Jones Biddell, Psi
Delia. Chapel Hill; Dwight
Jr., .\V Psi Phi, Kappa Alpha.
Mil. Burlington; Robert Lee
Second Row: Donald Ray Draughon. Psi Omega, Durham ; George Loren Edwards, Jr.,
Psi Omega, Durham; James A. Foust, Xi Psi Phi, Graham; William Francis Fowler,
Delia Sigma Delia, King ; Robert Earl Furr, Delia Sigma Delia, Wilmington; Ferby Glen
Gaither, Xi Psi Phi, Harmony; John Temple Gobbel, Jr., Delta Sigma Delta, Chapel Hill.
Third Roiv: Carnie Clayton Goodins, Xi Psi Phi, Chapel Hill; Cecil B. Hall, Psi Omega,
Thomasville; Charles Frederick Harless, Jr., Psi Omega, Sanford; LeRoy Koonce Heath,
Psi Omega. Chapel Hill; Dwight Beam Hord, Delta Sigma Delta, Lawndale; Charles
Willson Hughes, Psi Omega, Roxboro; Lewis Wells Lee, Delta Sigma Delta, Dunn.
Fourth Row: James A. Leggette, Jr., Delta Sigma Delta. Sigma Chi, Williamston; James
Boyd Lewis, Delta Sigma Delta. Gastonia; Henry O. Lineberger, Jr., Psi Omega. Kappa
Alpha. Chapel Hill; Cecil Rhodes Lupton, Xi Psi Phi. Swan Quarter; Clyde N. McCall,
Delta Sterna Delta, Forest City; Zyba Kathryn Massey, Zebulon; Linzy Price Megginson,
Jr.. Xi Psi Phi, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Shelby.
Fifth Row: A. Dwight Price, Psi Omega, Clinton; Gene Lewis Reese, Psi Omega. Boone;
Ludwig Gaston, Delta Sigma Delta, Burlington; Lloyd Butler Stanley, Psi Omega,
Wilmington; Alan Leonard Stoddard, Xi Psi Phi, Chadbourn; Willis Kenneth Young,
Delta Sigma Delta, Lexington.
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F/rsI Row: Laurence Sidney Alspaugh, X/' Psi Phi, Phi Kappa
Sigma, Greensboro; Elmo Lee Bishop, Xi Psi Phi, Greensboro;
Donald Edwin Bland, Xi Psi Phi. S/gma Chi, Wallace; Robert
Edgar Brooks, Psi Omega. Pi Kappa Alpha, Fayetteville.
Second Row: Francis Alexander Buchanan, Delia Sigma Delia,
Chi Phi, Sylva; Clarence Edgar Calcote, Del/a Sigma Delta, Pi
Kappa Phi, Durham; Stuart Fletcher Clayton, Fayetteville; Roy
Clinton Corderman, Phi Beta Kappa. Phi Eta Sigma, Winston-
Salem.
Third Row: James Allan Crawford, Psi Omega. Chapel Hill;
Israel Fitterman, Chapel Hill ; Robert Holland Gainey, Psi Omega,
Alpha Tail Omega. Chapel Hill; John Watt Girard, Jr., Psi Omega,
Chi Phi. Liberty.
Fourth Row: Lloyd Eldon Griffin, Jr., Delta Sigma Delta, Kappa
Alpha. Edenton; Perry Felton Harris, Delta Sigma Delta. Carth-
age; Richard Frederick Hunt, Jr., Delta Sigma Delta. Lambda Chi
Alpha. Rocky Mount; Samuel Kenneth Jackson, Psi Omega. St.
Petersburg, Fla.
Fifth Row: Charles M. Johnston, Xi Psi Phi, Chapel Hill; Leon
Thomas LaSalle, Coral Gables, Fla.; Wilburn James Lowe, Delta
Sigma Delta. Canton; Donald Martin McGowan, Xi Psi Phi,
Chapel Hill.
Sixth Row: Walter Herbert Moore, Xi Psi Phi, Pi Kappa Phi,
Reidsville; Cecil Atkins Pless, Jr., Delta Sigma Delta. Asheville;
Marion Lee Ralls, Jr., ,\'/ Psi Phi, Greensboro; Maurice B. Rich-
ardson, Psi Omega. Chapel Hill,
Seieiith Row: James Harvey Rogers, ,\'/ Psi Phi, Chapel Hill;
Troy Bunyon Sluder, Jr., Xi Psi Phi, Asheville; James Richard
Smith, Phi Beta Kappa. Delta Sigma Delta, Mooresville; John
Watson Smith, Jr., Xi Psi Phi, Pinehurst.
Eighth Ron: Robert Whittington Sugg, Psi Omega, Beta Theta
Pi, Durham; Clyde Leslie Taylor, Xi Psi Phi, Sigma Phi Epsilon.
Greensboro; James Alphonso Ward, Delta Sigma Delta, Williams-
ton; George Elder Waynick, Psi Omega, Winston-Salem.
Ninth Row: Raymond C. Whitehurst, Jr., Delta Sigma Delta,
Jackson; William James Wiggs, Psi Omega, Sigma Phi Epsilon,
Fayetteville; William Eugene Williford, Delta Sigma Delta, Burl-
ington; George Curtis Wilson, Xi Psi Phi, Chapanoke.
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f/if/ Roir.- Leonard Banks Barber. Jr., Chapel Hill-; Ruta Bergmanis, Raleigh; Rupert
Quentin Bliss, Psi Omegj. Sigma Ch:. Jacksonville, Fla.; Charles Tate Byerly, Jr., Delta
Sigma Delta, Durham; Badger Gill Clark, Jr., XV Psi Phi. Henderson; C. Fred Clark,
Delta Sigma Delta. Mooresville; Robert Wesley Clinard, Xi Psi Phi. Winston-Salem.
Secoitd Row: Hugh Hobson Cole, Jr., Psi Omega. Chapel Hill; Marshall Banks Corl,
Sigma Nu. Concord; James Lloyd Cox, Psi Omega, Phi Gamma Delta. Richlands; Frank
Hayes Daniel, Chapel Hill; Joel Elton Derby, Tryon; John Howard Dixon, Psi Omega,
Mt. Vernon Springs; Wallace Reed Draughon, Durham.
Third Row: Thomas Edwin Evans, Jr., XV Psi Phi. Burlington ; Daniel Justin Floyd, XV
Psi Phi, Fairmont; Frank R. Graham, Delta Sigma Delta. Charlotte; Carol Linwood
Grahl, Delta Sigma Delta. Waynesville; Hugh A. Gregory, Psi Omega, Dania, Fla.;
Thomas Alexander Hall, Psi Omega, Sigma Pi, Fayetteville; Daniel Bryant Harrell, Jr.,
Mt. Olive.
Fourth Row: David Raymond Hinkle, Delta Sigma Delta, Winston-Salem; Murry Wade
Holland, Psi Omega. Clinton; C. A. Hull, Delta Sigma Delta. Chapel Hill; Robert F.
Kluttz, XV Psi Phi, Rockwell; Walter Smith Lin\ille, Delta Sigma Delta, Kernersville;
John Samuel Long, Psi Omega. Chapel Hill; Kenneth Lee Matthews, Robersonville.
Fifth Rolf: Archie Dowe Meekins, Delta Sigma Delta, Jacksonville; David Lee Mitchell,
XV Psi Phi, Canton; Guy McDonald Phillips, XV Psi Phi. BakcrsviUe; Robert Howard
" ' ' Beta Theta Pi. Delta Sit;ma Delta. St. Pauls; Thomas Beauregard Reid, Jr.,
Poole, Jr., Beta Theta Pi. Delta Sigma Delta. St. Pauls; Thomas Beauregard Reid, Jr.,
Richburg, S. C; William Frederick Riddle, Delta Sigma Delta, Sigma Phi Epsiloit. San-
ford; James Franklin Rodgers, Pi Kappa Alpha, Delta Sigma Delia, Statesville.
Sixth Row: Neal Sheffield, Jr., XV Psi Phi. Phi Kappa Sigma, Greensboro; 'V
Douglas Strickland, Psi Omega, Louisburg; VCilliam Graham Ware, Jr., Phi Beta
XV Psi Phi. Phi Kappa Sigma, Burlington; Ray Alexander Warren, Xi Psi Phi. Bt
Egbert P. Williams. Delta Sigma Delta. Stedman; Jabez Herring Williams. J
Beta Kappa, Delta Sigma Delta. Phi Eta Sigma. Asheville; Robert Allen Yat
Kapp .
Omega, Chadbourn
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First Row: John Leslie Andrews. High Point; Martin DeBerry
Barringer, Mt. Pleasant; Jack Bennett, Dunn; Robert Strickland
Boyles, High Point; Joseph Perry Carpenter, Atfhj Epiilr/ii Delia,
Phi Giimma Delia, Hendersonville.
Second Row: William Randolph Chapman, Inman, S. C; Richard
Therman Chesson, Kappa Si.nma, Durham; Fay Hoyle Culbreth,
Phi Kappa Si^ma. Spindale; Hal Avon Davis, Jr., High Point;
William Ward Ellis, Thela Chi. Shelby.
Thiid Row: Harold Duke Fowler. Jr., Alpha Tan Omega. States-
ville; Bob M. Fox, Burlingon; Andrew Jackson Franklin, Golds-
boro; Roy Eugene Gaines, Chapel Hill; Robert Hogan Gaskins,
Greenville.
Fourth Row: Joseph Eugene Hamrick, Charlotte; Robert Joseph
Harned, Greensboro; Bernard Chandler Harris, Lambda Chi Alpha,
Kinston; William Mitchell Hceden, Goldsboro; Willard Isaiah
Herring, Clinton.
Fijth Row: J. Sidney Hood. Chapel Hill; James Bickle Houser, III,
Gastonia; William Russell Jones. Chapel Hill; James G. Knighten,
Asheville; Owen Ray McKenzie, Chapel Hill.
Sisth Row: William H. McLeod, Lambda Delta L^imbda. Monroe;
Kenneth Hunter Meadows, Spring Creek; Henry Vaughn Murray,
Kappa Alpha. Burlington; Theodore Richard Oldenburg, Phi Delta
Theta, Charlotte; Floy Theodore Oldham, Jr., Chapel Hill.
Seventh Row: Robert Brantley Peck, Concord; John L. Prugh,
Charlotte; Junius H, Rose, Jr., Greenville; O. D. Rowe, Nebo;
Charles Barker Sabiston, Jr., Wake Forest.
Eighth Rote: Arnold Campbell Shaw, Jr., Asheville; Clarendon
Foy Sherman, High Point; Claude A. Sherrill, Spartanburg, S. C;
Max Lewis Spurlin, Tryon ; Charles Gilbert Strange, Jr., Lambda
Chi Alpha. Burlington.
Ninth Row: Gordon Cox Taylor, Sigma Nu, Richlands; Kenneth
Taylor, Magnolia; Robert Hugh Watson, Chi Psi. Garland; C.
Jarvis William, Laurel Springs; James Lowell Williams, Bynum.
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Dental
Hygienists
Deiilul h)guiiL\ti uuii/iig 111 the lab.
The first class of dental hygienists were admitted to the University and the School of Dentistry this past
fall. This is the first and only program of instruction offered in North Carolina. Girls were admitted from two
states and the District of Columbia, totaling fourteen in number. Twenty girls will be selected each fall for
future classes.
The curriculum now provides for two years of instruction leading to certification. Plans are now under
way to provide a four-year curriculum leading toward the bachelor of science degree in Dental Hygiene.
The dental hygiene students will receive their laboratory and clinical experience in the same areas in the
School of Dentistry as that provided for dental students. The students of dental hygiene live in the quarters of
the School of Nursint;.
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First Row: Barbara Ann Bynum, Chapel Hill; Novella Rose Cloninger. Belmont; Gloria Dawn Davenport, Newland Rural St., Ingalls; Elsie
Joan Evans, Martinsburg, W. Va.; Carolyn Jean Ferebee, Mocksville; J eanne Marie Greeves, Washington, D. C; Dorothy Louise Herring,
Charlotte. Second Row: Nancy Ann Howell, Fayetteville; Nancy Jane Keck, Mebane; Allison DeNeale Long, Statesville; Helen Iris Mc-
Dougald, Raeford; Marian Dean Melvin, Charlotte; Barbara Lenora Pulley, New Bern; Elsie Jane Somers, Burlington.
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A. "It's a lovely room — running water and
southern exposure."
B. "/ hale to brag, hut — "
C. "At least I've got a piece oj glass."
D. "/ say. does anyone smell anything?"
E. "You're the one who did it!"
F. "This one looks pretty good coming.'
G, Flaked!
H. "Tell me another one.'
I. You name it!
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William W. Pierson
Dean of the Graduate School
Graduate School
The Graduate School offers opportunity to qualified students who have
completed work leading to a bachelor's degree for advanced and special-
ized studies. This School endeavors to prepare students to become investi-
gators and teachers in special fields of learning, to foster interest and
capacity in research, and to apply research methods to the problems of
society, government, and industry.
Work for advanced degree is under the general supervision of the
graduate faculty. Under authority delegated by the graduate faculty, the
immediate direction of the School is in charge of an administrative board,
of which the Dean is chairman.
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Thomasville; Thomas Malcolm Ben-
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tinger, Chapel Hill; Celeste Wise
Bishop, Kappa Delta, Danville, Va.;
Maurice Franklin Blevins, Dobson.
Second Row: Jane Bolmeier, Sigma
Kappa. Durham ; John Dewey Bost,
Newton; John Moore Bullard, Char-
lotte; William Carey Bunch, Jr.,
Edenton; Martha Ellen Calton, Bos-
tic; Mary Louise Camp, Charlotte.
Third Ron-: John Cazin, Jr.. Wells-
burg, W. Va.; Jean Daniel Charron,
Chapel Hill; Donald Grady Cheek,
Kappa Alpha. Shelby; Thomas Ellis
Coghill, Sigma Chi. Richmond, Va. ;
Benjamin Franklin Cooper, Phi Delta
Chi. Rhu Chi. Pi Kappa Alpha. War-
saw; Ernestine Barton Cox, Warren-
ton, Va.
Fourth Row: Raymond E. DiBattista,
Windber, Pa.; W. Miigruder Drake,
Chapel Hill ; Kenneth Franklin Eas-
ter, Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Eta Si.t;ma,
Beia Gamma Sigma. Winston-Salem;
Charles H. V. Ebert, Sigma Gamma
Epiilo/i, Durham; Marvin Reid Far-
ley, Eatonton, Ga.; David Ray Finch,
Bailey.
Fifth Row: Harron O. Floyd, Jr.,
Norfolk, Va.; Archibald Taylor Fort,
Oxford ; Virginia G. Francis, Waynes-
ville; Taketo Mike Furuhata, Tokyo,
Japan; John Brooke Gardiner, Bryn
Mawr. Pa. ; Robert Cole Gardner,
Belmont.
Si.\th Raw: James Thomas Gooding,
Delta Sigma Pi. New Bern ; Raymond
U". Guy, Jr., Sigma Nu. Chapel Hill;
Alton Carlyle Hall, Jr., Kappa Alpha.
Raleigh; Willard Branch Harris, Ar-
eola; John B. Harvey, Kappa Sigma,
Atlanta, Ga.; Robert Winship Heath,
Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Eta Sigma. Pi
Mil Epsilon. Sigma Nu, Chapel Hill.
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First Row: James Ray Hinkle, Alpha Zeta, Phi Kapp.i
Phi. Alpha Gamma Rho. Salisbury; Donald William
Hogg, Astoria, Ore.; Edgar Wright Hooks, Jr., Kenly;
VCilfiam Ralph Jacobs, Jr., Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Eta
Sixma. Beta Gamma Sigma, Sims ; William Everett
Johnson, Hickory.
Second Row: Barclay Gibbs Jones, Delta Phi, Mer-
chantville. N. J.; Edgar Williamson Jordan, Rich-
mond, Va.; Lemuel Russell Jordan, Alpha Kappa Psi.
Theta Xi, Smithfleld; Kineson Jung, Kannapolis;
Dewey S. Kirstein, Jr., Sigr/ia Gamma Epsiloii, Fair-
Third Row: Nanc7 Esther Kussrow, Miami Beach,
Fla.; Marilyn Lamond, Phi Beta Kappa. Pi Delta Phi.
Sigma Delta Pi. Alpha Chi Ome.i>a. Akron, Ohio;
Dale Morgan Lewallen, Coral Gables, Fla.; Rey M.
Longyear, Baltimore, Md. ; Barbara Rose Mclntyre,
Goldsboro.
Fourth Rou: Marilyn Louise Marshall, Rockford, 111.;
Raul E. Martinez, Bayard, N. M.; John Pettit May-
nard, Hickory; Rodney McBeath Moak, Charlotte;
Catherine Elizabeth Moore, Raleigh.
Fiith Row: John David Moore. Granite Falls; S. Hamid
Hasan Naqavi. Sigma Gamma Epsiloit. Karachi, Pakis-
tan; Allan Kenneth Norberg, Phi Kappa Sigma. Bay-
side, N. Y.; Lewis Winford Pate, Southern Pines;
Mitchell Patton, Greenville, S. C.
Sixth Row: Lee Edward Paul, Psi Chi. Hillside, N. J.;
John Russell Peck, Chapel Hill; Claude Piantadosi,
Sigma Xi. Union City, N. J.; Jacques St. Peters, Mon-
treal, Canada; George Bernard Shields, Newport
News, Va.
Seventh Row: Robert Wilson Siler, Jr., Phi Beta Kap-
pa. Siler City; Franklin B. Skrivanek. Delta Sigma Phi.
Houston, Texas; Katherine Phillips Sledge, Pmehurst;
Dorothy Ann Spangler, Shelby; Donald Eugene Stew-
art, Lebanon, Ohio.
Eighth Row: Faye Evangeline Stewart. Coats; Garland
Scott Taylor, Pi Kappa Alpha. Enfield; Margaret Lewis
Taylor, Pi Beta Phi. Pi Sigma Alpha. Chapel Hill;
Homer Maxwell Thompson, Salisbury; Ann Mc-
Dowell Trabue, Phi Beta Kappa. Chi Delta Phi. Ch)
fJmega. Hopkinsville, Ky.
Ninth Row: Robert Lee Turner, Phi Kappa Sigma.
Greensboro; Fang- Wen Wang, Chungking, China;
James Neil Weatherly, Jr., Phi Beta Kappa. Beta
Gamma Sigma. Georgetown. S. C. ; loan B. Weeden,
Matunuck, R. L; Claiborne Yates Whitehead, Court-
land, Va.
Tenth Row: John Edgar Williams, Pi Sigma Alpha.
Delta Phi Alpha, Wilmington; Edward Christian
Wingfield, Sigma Xi. Charlottesville, Va.; Jack Ivan
Wolle, Chapel Hill; Andrew McLean Wood, Raeford;
Aino Leena Kaarina Yrjola, Tampere, Finland.
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A. "/ jusl don't gire a damn."
B. "\P'ho studies?"
C. "That's music in my ears."
D. Sniffing the ram.
E. "Roach."
F. "Oh, lei's all get drunk and get naked."
G. "We're from Car-o-li-na!"
H. "Who said that?"
I. "Hey, Cheetah, uhere's Jane?
School
of
Law
The School of Law opened its doors this fall to an unusually
large first year class, and settled down to a year of intensive legal
education. Besides an outstanding faculty and administrative staff,
the school boasts an active Law School Association, of all law stu-
dents, an ever-growing Alumni Association, and the publication by
honor students of the quarterly journal, the North Carolina Law
Reiiew.
Henry Parker Brandis
Dean of the School of Liu
LAW SCHOOL FACULTY
Firit Row. left to ri^hl: William G. Aycock. Herbert R. Baer, M. S. B reckenridge, Albert Coates. Second Row: John P. Dalzell, Frank Wil-
liam Hanft, Frederick B. McCall. Maurice Taylor, Robert H. VCettach.
LAVC' REVIEW EDITORS
Left to right: Tom Steed, Tom Young, John Sanders, Joe Hennessee.
LAW SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
Lejt to light: John White, Mike McLeod, Rod Nickle, Naomi Morris, Elton Pridgen.
Third Year Law
JOSEPH ALLEN ADAMS. JR Chapel Hill
Boston University, I'niversity of North Carolina, A.B., Phi Del/d Phi,
Social Chairman (2), Sigma Nu, Law Library Staff (3), Nor/h Oiro-
liria Law Reiiew (2, 3 ) .
DANIEL LONG BELL, JR Pittsboro
University of North Carolina, B.S. 1951; Phi Deltn Phi. Kappa
Alpha, Honor Council (3), North Carolina Law Review (2, 3).
LEWIS FORMAN CAMP. IR Charlotte
Charlotte College, I'niversity of North Carolina, B.S. 1952, Phi Beta
Kappa. Beta Gamma Sigma. Phi Delta Phi, Vice-President Class (3),
North Carolina Law Reiiew (2, 3).
PAUL MATTHEW CARRUTHERS Greensboro
Guilford College. Duke Llniversity, A.B. 1947, LIniversity of Illinois,
M.S. 1948, University of Tennessee School of Law, 1952-53, Phi Delta
Phi. North Carolina Uw Review (3).
JOHN ALLEN GATES Hillsboro
University of North Carolina, B.S. 1952, Phi Alpha Delta. Sigma Phi
Epsilon.
JOHN KETNER CULBERTSON Salisbury
University of North Carolina, B.S. 1952.
WILLIAM LEE DAWKINS Gary
University of North Carolina, A.B. 1951. Phi Alpha Delta, Pi Sigma
Alpha, Hoke Law Club Winner.
MARY L. FENTON Shavertown, N. Y.
Syracuse Llniversity, A.B. 1950.
FELIX ARTHUR FLETCHER Williamsburg, Va.
Ferris College, University of North Carolina, 1939-41, Delta Theta
Phi. Phi Kappa Sigma.
GEORGE W. GORDON Greensboro
Phi Alpha Delta.
KENNETH ADOLPHLIS GRIFFIN Concord
L'niversity of North Carolina, B.S. 1950, Delta Theta Phi. Law School
Association Legislature ( 1 ) , North Carolina Law Review ( 2 ) .
ROBERT STUBBS HIGHT Henderson
LIniversity of North Carolina, A.B. 1952, Phi Alpha Delta, Treasurer
( 3 ) , Vice-President American Student Bar Association, Fourth Judicial
District (2).
GEORGE WILLIAM HILL Mooresville
Appalachian State Teachers College, Catawba College, University of
North Carolina, A.B. 1952.
POHN O. HOOPER Saluda
Delta Sigma Pi.
JOHN RANDOLPH INGRAM Asheboro
LIniversity of North Carolina. B.S. 1951, Phi Beta Kappa. Phi Eta
Sigma. Beta Gamma Sigma. Phi Delta Phi. Vice-President (2), Sigma
Chi. Class Vice-President ( 2 ) , President ( 3 ) , Law School Association
Legislature (2, 3), North Carolina Ltiw Review (2, 3).
CLYDE BRADLEY JOHNSON Benson
University of North Carolina, B.S. 1950, Phi Delta Phi, Kappa Sigma,
Class Treasurer ( 1 ) .
Dl'RWARD SPENCER JONES Winston-Salem
L'niversity of North Carolina, A.B. 1951, Phi Alpha Delta. Vice-
President (3), Law School Association, Legislature (2), Social Chair-
man ( 3 ) , Intercollegiate Moot Court Team ( 3 ) . Faculty Research
Assistant (3), North Carolina Law Review (2, 3).
RUBY DAPHENE LEDFORD Ellenboro
Gardner- Webb Jr. College. L'niversity of North Carolina, A.B. 1952,
Law School Association Treasurer ( 2 ) , North Carolina Law Review
(2).
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First Row. left to right: Adams, Bell, Camp, Carruth. is ( iti s. (
Row: Hill, Hooper, Ingram, Johnson, Jones, Ledtord
iiii Row: Dawkins. Fenton. Fletcher, Gordon, Griffin, Hight. Third
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Third Year Law
DEVERE CRAVEN LENTZ Asheville
DelLi Thela Phi.
WADE WORTHY MITCHEM, JR Lowell
University of North Carolina, A.B. 1951, Phi Alpha Delta.
Marshal (2).
RODERICK MACLATCHIE NICOL Lexington
L'niversity of North Carolina, A.B. 1952, Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Eta
Sigma, Delta Theta Phi, President (3), Law School Association Legis-
lature (2), Intramural Chairman (2), President (3), Battle Law Club
Winner.
FRANCES JEANNE OWEN Gibsonville
Woman's College of UNC, B.S. 1941, Indiana University, M.C.S.
1945, Colorado L^niversit)' School of Law, 1949-50, Delta Pi Epsilon.
North Carolina Law Reiieiv (3).
HORACE WILLIAM PALMER Durham
L'niversity of North Carolina, A.B. 1952, Phi Alpha Delta.
EDWARD NEAL POST Winston-Salem
Guilford College, A.B. 1951, Tribune (2), Law School Association
Legislature (2), Delta Theta Phi, Placement Committee Chairman
(3), Tar Heel Barrister. Editor (2).
EDWIN S. PRESTON, JR Raleigh
Baylor University, B.S. 1951.
ELTON CLALrDE PRIDGEN Selma
University of North Carolina, A.B. 1952, Phi Alpha Delta, Clerk (3),
Law Club Counselor (2), Institute of Government Research Assistant
(3), Law School Honor Court, Chief Justice (3), North Carolina
Law Review (2, 3).
LUCIUS WILSON PULLEN Rocky Mount
Wake Forest College, A.B. 1951, Omicron Delta Kappa, Phi Delta
Phi, President (2), Kappa Alpha, Law School Association Legislature
(1, 2), Speakers Chairman (2). Orientation Chairman (3), Walker
Law Club Winner, Intercollegiate Moot Court Team (3), Mens
Honor Council (3), North Carolina Law Renew (2 3).
EARLE GENE RAMSEY Chapel Hill
Bowdoin College, A.B. 1949, Delta Kappa Epsilon, Phi Beta Kappa.
Delta Thela Phi. Vice-President (2). North Carolina Latr Reiieu- (2).
WILLIAM GEORGE REID Pilot Mountain
North Carolina State College, High Point College, Western Carolina
College, B.S. 1951, Phi Alpha Delta.
ALEXANDER TURNER SHAW, JR Chapel Hill
North Carolina State College, 1946-47, tiniversity of North Carolina,
B.S. 1952, Phi Alpha Delta.
THOMAS WARWICK STEED, JR Raleigh
University of North Carolina, B.S. 1951, Phi Beta Kappa. Phi Eta
Sigma. Beta Gamma Sigma, Phi Delta Phi, Historian (2), Chi Psi,
Law Club Counselor (2), Faculty Research Assistant (2), North
Carolina Law Review (2, 3), Editor-in-Chief (3).
SARAH LINDSAY TATE Charlotte
Randolph-Macon Woman's College, 1945-47, University of North
Carolina, A.B. 1949, LIniversity of Southern California School of Law,
1951-52, North Carolina Law Review (3).
EUGENE S. TAYLOR Summerville
Phi Alpha Delta.
LACY HERMAN THORNBURG Huntersville
Mars Hill College, 1949-50, University of North Carolina, A.B. 1952.
Phi Alpha Delta, President (3), Law School Association Legislature
(2), North Carolina Liiv Review (2, 3).
WILLIAM JOHNSON WAGGONER Salisbury
Catawba College, 1945-46, University of North Carolina, A.B. 1951,
Kappa Alpha.
TAMES DAVID WHITE Kannapolis
University of North Carolina, A.B. 1947, Sigma Chi. Phi Alpha Delta.
Law School Association Legislature, (1, 3), Vice-President (3), Class
Vice-President (1).
THOMAS LEE YOLTNG Lexington
University of North Carolina, B.S. 1952, Phi Delta Phi. Law School
Association Legislature ( 3 ) , Tar Heel Barrister, Associate Editor { 2 ) .
Phi Delta Phi Scholarship (2), Intercollegiate Moot Court (3),
Institute of Government Research Assistant (3), Faculty Research
Assistant (2), North Carolina Law Review (2, 3), Associate Editor
(3).
First Row, left to right: Lentz, Mitchem, Nicol, Owen, Palmer, Post. Second Row: Preston, Pridgen, Pullen, Ramsey, Reid, Shaw. Third Row: Steed,
Tate, Taylor, Thornburg, Waggoner, White, Young.
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Second
Year
Law
First Row: Myron Carroll Banks, Phi Beta Kappa. Phi Eta Sigma, Alpha Phi Omega, Sigma
Phi Epsilon, Raleigh; Louis Adams Bledsoe, Jr., Sigma Chi, Huntsville, Ala.; George Milton
Britt, Phi Delta Phi. Tarboro; Franklin Kent Burns, Phi Alpha Delta, Chapel Hill; Robert
Bond Byrd, Phi Alpha Delta, Morganton; James Thomas Campbell, Taylorsville; Joseph
Garner Dail, Jr., Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Delta Phi, Tarboro; Don B. Davis, Chapel Hill.
Second Row: Roy W. Davis, Jr., Phi Delta Phi, Marion; Richard O'Neil Gamble, Phi Delta
Phi, Summerfield; George Royster Greene, Phi Beta Sigma, Raleigh; Roy Griffith Hall, Jr.,
Phi Beta Kappa, Saluda; Jack Rondall Harris, Phi Alpha Delta, Lincolnton; Eugene Clifton
Hicks, III, Phi Delta Phi, Sigma Nu. Wilmington; William Lanier Hill. Phi Delta Phi,
Delta Kappa Epsilon, Wilmington; James Albert House, Jr.. Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Delta Phi,
Hobgood.
Third Row: John Victor Hunter. IH, Winston-Salem; Peter George Kalogridis, Phi Beta
Kappa, Omircoii Delta Kappa. Winter Haven. Fla.; Michael P. McLeod. Phi Beta Kappa, Phi
Alpha Delta. Chapel Hill ; Naomi Elizabeth Morris, Wilson; Jackson Bruce Morton, Phi
Alpha Delta. Greensboro; Jerry Roth, Bronx. N. Y.; Sam Griffin Seawell, Winston-Salem;
Robert Luther Spencer. Phi Alpha Delta. Draper.
Fourth Row: James R. Strickland. Wilson ; Robert C. Vaughn. Jr., Phi Delta Phi, Beta Theta
Pi, Winston-Salem; Calvin C. 'Wallace. Phi Alpha Delta, Albemarle; Alex Warlick. Jr., Phi
Alpha Delta, Hickory; James C. Wilson, Phi Alpha Delta, Winston-Salem; Kenneth Ray
Youngblood, Phi Delta Phi, Fletcher.
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First Year
Law
FirU Rotv: Stephen Agapion, Greensboro; Joyce
Eloise Albright, High Point; Rupert David Bare-
foot, Chapel Hill; Warren Donald Blair, Char-
lotte; NX'illiam C. Brewer, Jr., P/v Gjmm.i Delu.
Jamesville.
Second Rote: Clifford Charles Bridgers, Fuquay
Springs; James Everette Bryan, Alpha K.ippj Psi.
Pittsboro; William Mclver Cameron, Jr., Pi K^ippj
Alpha, Wilmington; Charles Robertson Carroll,
Phi Gamma Delta, Burlington; Solomon Gilmer
Cherry, Lambda Chi Alpha, Roxobel.
Third Row: Edward Henry Clement, Sigma Nii.
Salisbury; Robert E. Cooper, Raleigh; William
Webb Coppedge, Maxton ; Martha A. Decker, Phi
Mil, Miami, Fla., Andre Evans, Ahoskie.
Fourth Row: Herbert S. Falk, Jr., Zeta Beta Tan,
Greensboro; George Wagoner Ferguson, Phi Beta
Kappa, Pi Kappa Alpha. Charlotte; William
Michael Ferguson, Jr., Sanford; Richard T. Foun-
tain. Jr., Rocky Mount ; Maitland Guy Freed,
Greensboro.
Fifth Row: Paul Bennett Guthery, Jr., Kappa
Alpha, Charlotte; F. Wade Hall, Asheville; Harold
William Maddie, Phi Kappa Sigma. Bronx, N. Y.;
Donald Leon Moore. Lambda Chi Alpha, Reids-
lille: John F. Motsinger, Jr., Phi Beta Kappa.
Phi Eta Sigma. Beta Gamma Sigma. Sigma Chi.
Winston-Salem.
Sixth Row: Robert Lewis Neill, Sigma Chi. High
Point; Robert W. Osborne, Theta Chi. Greens-
boro; William L. Osteen, Greensboro; Robert
Pace, Mooresville; Thomas Custis Parramore,
Winton.
Serenth Row: James Ralph Phillips, Gastonia;
Dan E. Perry, Phi Eta Sigma. Kappa Sigma,
Kinston; Warren Harding Ransler, Alpha Phi
Omega, Theta Alpha Phi, Sigma Phi Epsilon,
Syracuse, N. Y.; John Luther Rendleman, Lambda
Chi Alpha. Salisbury; Scotty Dean Rhodarmer.
Canton.
Eighth Row: Parks Allen Roberts. Elkin; William
Edward Rouse, Jr., Alpha Kappa Psi, Raleigh;
Julius A. Rousseau, Jr., Pi Kappa Alpha, North
Wilkesboro; Arthur B. Rowe, Aberdeen; Ernest
Eugene Russell, Raleigh.
Ninth Row: Royal Graham Shannonhouse, III,
Delta Kappa Epsilon, Pittsboro; Herbert Holden
Thorp, Delta Kappa Epsilon. Rocky Mount;
Richard Elton Thigpen, Jr., Charlotte; Willard
Irving Walker, Phi" Eta Sie.ma, St. Anthony Hall,
Chapel Hill; James T. Wilkes, Jr., Lambda Chi
Alpha, Harvey, Illinois.
Tenth Row: Robert Harrison Williams, L.imbda
Chi Alpha, Elm City; Robert Gray Windsor,
Winston-Salem; Charles Parnell Wrenn, Kannapo-
lis; William E. Zimtbaum, Newton.
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School Of
The School of Library Science was established in 1931 under the direction
of Dr. Louis R. Wilson. It was the fourth professional school on the campus
and was made possible by a grant from the Carnegie Corporation. The School
has drawn the larger number of its students from North Carolina and other
Southeastern states, but there have also been many students from other parts of
the country. Its graduates have gone into all types of library work and into all
sections of the United States, including Alaska and Hawaii, as well as to many
foreign countries.
^^
Susan Grev Akers
Di\in of the School of Library Science
First Row. left to right; Donald MacKenzie, Mary Lilla Browne, Patricia Ford, Dot Call, Helen Y. Canter, Ellen Thomas.
Second Row: Caroline Heriot, Elizabeth Forran, Susan G. Akers, Jane Zeigler, Betsy Ann Olive.
Third Row: H. T. Walker, Nancy Jones Turner, Charlotte Montogery, Edwina Johnson, Jane Bahnsen, Pattie Scott, Patricia Smith.
Fourth Row: Charles Hopkins, Elvin Strowd, Margaret Kalp, Catherine Maybury, Phyllis Myron, Frances Thackston, Elizabeth Anderson.
Fifth Row: Joseph M. Dixon, Sarah Rebecca Reed, Caroline Hieber, Betsy Carroll, Ethel A. Rose, Eleanor W. Stephens, Genie Babylon.
Library Science
Quarters for the School, comprising rooms for laboratory work, lectures, and
seminars, a stack area for the School's library and offices for the staff cover
the entire top floor of the west wing of the University Library.
The school offers four programs: two masters' programs, one for public
school librarians, and one for the work in any type of library; a basic one year
program for college graduates preparing for beginning positions; and an eight-
een semester hour undergraduate program for students interested in preparing
for positions as librarians in schools.
Students learn library meth-
ods in the school's private
stacks.
Students discuss library proh
leins in seminar.
Discussion Room provides pleasant atmosphere for study and relaxation.
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MEDICAL SCHOOL FACULTY
Fiist Row. left to right: A. T. Miller, E. P. Hiatt, C. E. Anderson, Fred ^X'. Ellis, John Schwab, B. L. Truscott, W. R. Berryhill, Warner
\X'ells, C, W. Gottschalk, C. T. Kaylor, I. M. Taylor. Second Row: Louis G. ^X'elt, Edward C. Frank, Ir., Thomas B. Barnett, James C.
Andrews, James B. Bullitt, William E. Loring, Beverly Raney, Charles H. Burnett. G. P. Manire. Third Row: W. G. Dahlstrom, M. R.
Berkut, E. Craige, J. G. Palmer, D. A. MacPherson, R. D. Langdell, G. D. Penick, William L. Fleming. Fourlh Row: R. A. Ross. H. R.
Chamberlin, M. Huppert, K. M. Brinkhoas, D. R. Hawkins, E. H. Wood, C.A. Bream. Fifth Row: John H. Ferguson, C. D. Van Cleave,
A. Price Heusner. Louise Ward, J. J. Fischer, W. Sprunt. S:xth Row: >X'. C. George. C. W. Hooker, H. R. Brashear, J. A. Green, R. H.
Wagner, C. B. Taylor, F. D. Lawrason, M. C. Swanton. J. L. Irvin, 'W. P. Richardson.
School of Medicine
With a history stretching back to 1879, the School of Medicine has travelled
a difficult road of progress with distinction. From 1900 the School has been an
integral part of the University, and the distinguished physicians that have taken
training here have won recognition throughout the nation.
The concept of a complete university health center was born in the 1940's,
nurtured by the legislative appropriations of '45, '47, '49, and '51 and is now
beginning to realize its full potential of service to the people of the state and
the nation.
The 400-bed teaching hospital, the psychiatric pavilion, Gravely Sani-
tarium, the additions to the Medical Science Building and the numerous other
additions constitute a physical plant second to none, and with the splendant
faculty that has been amassed to administer the modern curriculum, this Medi-
cal School will continue to progress, in service, in research, in leadership.
Walter Reece Berryhill
De.i>! of iht School of Mtdicine
Poge 172
Having the School of Medicine in Chapel Hill, intregrated with
the university, providing the opportunity for scientific pursuits in
a cultural milieu, is a distinct advantage to both the School and the
community.
For the first time in the history of the school, degrees will be
conferred on people who have received their medical training at
Chapel Hill. This Senior Class is the first of a long procession of
"Carolina" physicians, who, proceeding next to their internships,
then to their practices will put their knowledge and skill into active
service.
WHITEHEAD MEDICAL SOCIETY
Sealed, left to right: Laurence Earley,
Tom Moore, Secretary; Charles Herring,
Vice-President; Rodney L. McKnight,
Bill Huffines, President. Second Row.
Julius Green, Harvev Adams, Thad
Monroe, Treasurer; Hugh Hemmings,
Jerry McMahon.
HONOR COUNCIL
Fint Row. left to right: William Purcell, George Cox, David Anderson, Francis Stewart. Second
Rotr: John Harrington, Winifred Sugg, Robert Holmes, Samuel Joyner.
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Fourth Year
Medicine
SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS
Seated, left to right: Malcolm Fleishman, Treasurer; Sara Lippard, Sec-
retary; Hugh Hemmings, President; Allen Spender, Vice-President.
First Row: David Maurice Anderson, Jr., Phi Beta Kappa. Phi Eta Sigma. Alpha Kappa Kappa, Rocky Mount; Leland Stanley
Averett, Jr., Phi Chi, Oxford; Paul Hamer Brigman, Phi Chi, Chapel Hill; George Wallace Brown, Alpha Kappa Kappa,
Waynesville; Douglas D. Conkwright, Jr., Chapel Hill.
Second Row: Leon Kerr Cowan, Phi Chi, Powellsville; Joseph Leo Dewalt, Phi Beta Kappa. Phi Chi. Dunn; Albert Joseph
Diab, Burlington; Malcolm Fleishman, Alpha Epiilon Delta, Taii Epsiloii Phi. Fayetteville; Charles B. Fulghum, Alpha Kap-
pa Kappa, Alpha Epsiloii Delta, Alpha Phi Omega, Selma.
Third Row: Jesse Franklin Graves, Alpha Kappa Kappa. Chapel Hill; ^X'illis Jackson Grant, Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Eta Sigma,
Delta Phi Alpha. Phi Chi. Windsor; Gary Lee Guy, Phi Beta Kappa. Alpha Kappa Kappa. Angier; Hugh C. Hemmings,
Alpha Kappa Kappa, Mount Airy; Harold B. Hines, Phi Chi, Walnut, Mississippi.
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Firs! Row: Robert S. Jones, Boiling Srings; Herman Propst
Lineberger, Alpha Kjppa K.ippj. Charlotte; Sara Ann Lip-
pard. Hot Springs; Walter Collins Mahaffee, Alph.i K.ipp.i
K.ipp.i. Granite Falls.
Second Row: Barbara Maynard Moore, Tarboro; James
Clifton Parke, Jr., Phi Chi. Conway; Cornelius Partrick.
Kappa Alpha, Wilmington; Ely Jackson Perry, Jr., Phi Chi.
Kappa Sigma, Kinston.
Third Row: George Donald Presley, Alph.i Kapp.i Kapp.i.
Asheville; Clifton Lee Quinn, Beulaville; John Henry
Rickenbacker, Alph.i Kappa Kappa. Rutherfordton; Charles
Gurney Robertson, Jr., Alpha Kappa Kappa, White Plains.
Fourth Row: Joe Robinson, Phi Chi. Chapel Hill ; Jay Fred
Stimson Saunders, Phi Chi, Aulander; Harry Blake Sherrill,
Alpha Kappa Kappa, Gastonia; Allen Spencer, Alpha Kappa
Kappa, Salisbury.
Fijth Row: Louis C. Spillman, Jr.. Elizabethtown; Ned
Henderson Swann, Jr., Phi Chi, Pelham; Robert Lee Tomlin-
son, Jr., Phi Chi, Phi Gamma Delia, Wilson ; Hubert Dur-
wood Tyndall, Phi Beta Kappa, Alpha Kappa Kappa, Pike-
ville.
Six:h Row: Robert Harrell Vinson, Phi Beta Kappa, Phi
Ela Sigma, Phi Chi, Ahoskie; William Matthew Vinson, Phi
Beta Kappa, Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Chi, Ahoskie; Archie Du-
Vall Walker, Jr., Alpha Epsilon Delta, Alpha Kappa Kappa.
Wilmington; John Charles Ward, Phi Chi, Kinston.
■Seventh Row: William Harvey Weinel, Jr., Phi Chi, Spencer;
Stephen Glenn Wilson, Jr., Alpha Kappa Kappa. Angier;
Virgil Archibald Wilson, Phi Chi, Rural Hall; Edward
Sutherlin Williams, Jr., Phi Chi, Greenville.
Eighth Row: Harold Gene Williamson, Alpha Kappa Kapp..
Burlington ; Alevin Donald Wolfl, Bethania.
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Seated: left to right:
Robert G. Brame,
Treasurer; Harvey
Adams, President. Sec-
ond Row: Palmer Shel-
burn, Secreatry; P. Z.
Dunn, Vice-President.
Third Year
Medicine
Fust Row, left to ri^ht: Griggs Dickson, Carl Rogers, Sam Joyner,
P. Z. Dunn, Jr., Murphy Cronland, Robert Golby, Gene Glenn,
Charles Herring. Second Row: J. L. James Jr., Ted Chandler, Thad
Monroe, Edward Diggs, Cecil Johnson, John Gainey, Jr., John
Forest. Third Row: James Jayes, III, S. G. Jenkins, Jr., Adrian
Lineberger, Lloyd McCaskell, Tom Moore, Robert Jordan, Jr.,
Robert Brame. Fuuiih Row: James Groseclose, Fred Glover, Robert
Summerlin, XX'illiam Huffines, Palmer Shelburn. Stewart Mooring,
W. VCallace White. Fifth Row: J. Alton Hill, S. T. Richardson,
Ira Godwin, Clarence McLain, Jr.. Sixth Row: R. T. Savage, Harvey
Adams, Julian Albergotti, G. R. Tucker, R. D. McKnight, Andrew
Miller, \V. J. VCaddell, Alex Webb, Ralph Brooks, Jr.
Sealed: Adam T. Thorp,
Jr., President. Left to
right: Joseph I. Riddle,
Treasurer; Robert Mur-
ray, Secretary; Malcolm
McLean, Vice-President.
Second Year
Medicine
Fint Row. left to right: Harry Johnson, John Ormand, Tom Payne,
Joe Riddle, Bob Farmer, Bill Easterling, BUI Wood, William Barry,
Second Row: Carey Perry, Al Barnhill, Garland Wampler, Leonard
Wocdall, Tom Suther, John Noell, Jack Evans, Bob Murray. Third
Row; M. W. Roberts, John Deyton, Clifton Payne, Jerrv Bergmanis,
Doug Harrell, W. R. Stafford, John Lowder, Marvin McCall.
Fourth Rote: Lee Clark, Dewey Yarley. Wade Brannon, Bill Harris,
Jack McDaniel, John Hazelhurst. Fifth Row: Dean Jones, Clyde
Lloyd, W. C. Ivey, Jim Todd, Bill Purcell, Adam Thorp, Jr., Alec
Goley. Sixth Row: Grey Hall, Jim Richards, Jim Medders, Bill
McLenson, John Vassey. Seventh Row: Otis Lowrey, Dick Boyd,
G. J. Ashley, Tom Castelloe, Francis Pepper, Mac McLain, Francis
Green. Eighth Row: Milton Mann, Leon Pittman, Charles Fowler,
John Baggett, Robert Holmes, H, N. Lee. Ninth Row: Larry Earley,
Victor Herring, Coleman Brantley.
Seated: Julius Green,
President. Lejt to right:
William Littlejohn, Sec-
retary; Ben Wilcox,
Vice-President, James
Thorp, Treasurer.
First Year
Medicine
Fint Row, left to right: Bill Smith, Jack Ritchie, Robert Cline,
Jerry McMahon, Lindsay Fearsington, Joe Allen, Joel Conner,
Gerald XX'agger, Jim Fresh, Ira Sell. Second Row: Raeford Pugh,
Hugh Morrison, Gus Crowell, Nat Sparrow, George Irvin, Dick
Liles, Paul Hurst, Joe Murad, G. F, Jung, Third Row: Jack Hob-
son, Helen Hutchins, Brooks Pages, Ray Vinson, Bill Jones, Bill
Littlejohn, Earl Welch, Luther Clontz, Tom Johnson. Fourth Row:
Steve Gupton, Jim Thorp, W. L. Sugg, Luther Nelson, Jim Slade,
Don Mitchell, Earnest Brown. Fifth Row: Bobby Rimer, Norm
Bowles, Bill Cornell, Leslie Tharrington, Thad Pope, U. J. Sta-
thasos, Jim Gloves: Sixth Row: Jim Claps, Ben Wilcox, Steve
Pugh, Julius Green, John Farrington, Tom Farmer. Seventh Row:
Cecil Lowry, Lois Harris, Bob Whitlock, Irwin Vinnik, George
Edwards, David Williams, Jimmy Burrus, Paul Winslow, Harold
Bradley,
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School of Nursin
Elizabeth L. Kemble
Dean of the School of Nursing
SCHOOL OF NURSING
FACULTY
Seated: Left lu Rig,hl
Alice GifFord
Ruth Boyles
Dean Elizabeth Kemble
Evangeline Soutsos
Ruth Lindberg
Ann Malleson
Second Row:
Sylvia Kiger
Lucille Spalding
Catherine Findlay
Eloise Lewis
Ruth Dalrymple
Esther Sump
(absent) Jean 'Williams, Ruth
Hotchkiss
The School of Nursing, the most recently established school within the Division of
Health Affairs, was the first four-year collegiate program in North Carolina.
The first students, now Juniors, were admitted in September of 19'' 1- At present,
there are one hundred and four students including two graduate nurses admitted with
advanced standing in nursing.
The School of Nursing utilizes classroom, hospital, clinical and community facilities
to provide the students with a broad professional background in nursing. A broad general
education is provided by the various departments within the University.
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THIRD YEAR OFFICERS
Sealed, left to right: Joy Smith, Vice-President; Rae Hylton, Presi-
dent; Jerry Snider, Secretary. Standing: Arlene Morgan, Treasurer;
Sally Winn, Parliamentarian; Donna Blair, Social Chairman.
School of
Nursms
Third Year
Fini Row: Mary Anderson, Durham; Donna Lee Blair, Winston-Salem; Sara Catherine Blaylock, New Bern; Bette L. Davis,
Morganton; Virginia Dare Edwards, Durham.
Second Row: Gloria Huss, Thomasville; Gwenlyn Huss, Thomasville; Jane Ramelle Hylton, Clearwater, Fla.; Patsy Colvard
Johnson, Durham; Janet Merritt Littlejoin, Chapel Hill; Arlene Morgan, Morganton.
Third Row: Louise Norwood, Winston-Salem; Joy Pharr Smith, Charlotte; Geraldine Snider, FayetteviUe; Winnie Lee Wil-
liams, Fayetteville ; Sally Perkins Winn, Henderson; Martha Evelyn Yount, Hickory.
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Second Year
First Rou-: Laura Jean Bryant. Durham; Anne Rawlins Carlton,
North Wilkesboro; Jessie McKeldon Carraway. Farmville.
Second Row: Ruth Louise Corwin. Spencer; Billie Bruce Dobbs
Charlotte; Evelyn Joyce Farmer, Newland.
Third Row: Geneva Ludara File, Salisbury; Elizabeth Ayers Hamil-
ton, Raleigh; Betty Jane Harris, Ahoskie.
Fourth Row: Jane Douglas Kelly, Apex; Jane McNeill King. Wil-
liamston ; Mary Landon Lewis, Asheville.
Fifth Row: Sarah Lee McCarter. Burlington; Dorothy Grey Mc
Neely. Morganton; Sylvia Mae Minteer. Asheville.
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Sixth Row: Peggy Parks Needham, New Bern; Donna Elizabeth
Overholt, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Emily Love Robeson, Laurinburg.
Seventh Row: Natalie Salter, Scarsdale, N. Y.; Sally Marshall
Smith, Wrightsville Beach; Jane Carolyn Snyder, Winston-Salem.
Eighth Row: Jane Pauline Sox, Hickory; Sara Elizabeth LIsher,
Hartsville. S. C; Carolyn White, Winston-Salem; Kathy Helene
Wipman, Jacksonville.
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Nursm:
First Year
First Row: Norma Jean Arledge, Charlotte; Helen Lorraine Averette. Elizabethtown; Patricia Ann
Ball. Durham; Mary Glenda Bass. Dunn; Frieda Mae Bryant, Monroe; Meredith Ann Butfaloe,
Raleigh.
Second Row: Sarah Elizabeth Buie, Winston-Salem; Barbara Jean Burns, Salisbury; Sara Katherine
Burt, Biscoe; Mary Johns Cameron. Southern Pines; Elizabeth Ann Cannon, Lake Wales, Fla.; Wilma
Kirby Carter, Charlotte.
Third Row: Shirley Ann Coggins, 'W'alstonburg; Margaret Virginia Davis, McDonald; Donna Ruth
Dopier, Babson Park Fla.; Ruth Brantley Douglas, Spring Hope; Shirley Jean Downing. Fayetteville;
Jane Margaret Englerth, Asheville.
Fourth Row: Ann Foley, Bay Head, N. J.; Sue Folger, High Point; Geri Fore, Whiteville; Helen
Frances Fowler, Durham; Anne Daniel Glenn, Elizabethtown; Helen Emaline Goforth, Lenoir.
Fijlh Row: Carolyn Elise Greene. Durham; Shirley Lee Guenthner, Washington, D. C; Diane Jonas
Guy. Henderson; Nancy Strode Haines, New Lisbon. N. J.; Frances Eleanor Hall. Reidsville; Anna
Thaxton Haney, Glenwood.
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First Year
School
of
Nursing
First Row: Peggy Byerly Hartman, Winston- Salem; Barbara Brink Hedberg, Charlotte; Betty Jo
Hiott, Burlington; Lana Jon Hix, Moravian Falls; Ruth Ferabee Holmes, Wilson; Rachel Delores
Humphries, Bear Creek.
SeniiiJ Row: Margaret Balfour Johnson, Brevard; Linda Ann Jones, Laurinburg; Noel Ramsey Keck,
West Englewood, N. J.; Mary Ann Keeter, Shelby; Dorothy Jane Ketner, Hamlet; Willowdean Land,
Lenoir.
Third Ron: Martha Kerr Lentz, Henderson; Marjorie Jean London, Candler; Nancy Floyce Matthews.
Sanford ; Jo Ann Mitchell. Henderson; Ada Lou Moose, Troutmans; Mildred Grigg Morris. Charlotte.
Fourth Row: Mary Lucille Okey, Graham; Ann Cecile Page, Buckhannon, West Va.; Jane Elizabeth
Palmer, Reidsville; Katherine Crane Randall, Raleigh; Laura Alice Robertson, Spray; Marian Juanita
Southerland, Durham.
Fifth Row: Barbara Jeanette Staley, Asheboro; Naomi Adora Tate. High Point; Lois Ann Thompson,
Buckhannon, West Va.; Jacqueline Ann Van Hook. Henderson; Eloise Warner, Covington, Ohio;
Doris Lillian White, Greensboro; Anna Gertrude Windley, Washington.
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School of
Public Health
The School of Public Health is the fourth oldest professional
school of its kind in the United States and one of the ten North Ameri-
can schools accredited by the American Public Health Association. It is
a member school of the University's Division of Health Affairs, which
is the focal training and service point for an integrated state-wide health
program.
The students of this School are all professional people who are
taking post-graduate work beyond their respective professional compe-
tencies— medicine, engineering, nursing, dentistry, education, nutrition,
and the like.
Besides the 115 regular students enrolled for one or more years of
post-graduate work, the School of Public Health gives extension instruc-
tion to an additional 1500 students, largely from the State, in classes,
institutes, and refresher courses.
Edward G. McGavran
Dean of the School of Public HeuUh
Pl'BLIC HEALTH FACULTY
Seated, left to right: Eunice N. Tyler, Ruth W. Hay, E. G. McGavran, Dean; Alpha K. Kenny, Elta
Mae West. Second Row: Harry Smith, Jr., R. W. Howell, Frances MacKinnon, M. L. Granstrom,
lames R. Hendricks, Jean L Rebentisch, Gilbert L. Kelso, Margaret Blee, Leon D. Freedman, J. D.
Thayer. Third Row: Eugene Taylor, Daniel A. Okun, W. W. Cort. Emil Charlett, George R. Canne-
fax, John J. Wright, Lucy S. Morgan, Rosemary M. Kent, Harold J. Magnunson, G. O. Doak,
Frances \. IvKConm
Administration and Nutrition Statisticians
I-ii\i Riiu. left 1o rizhi: Graciela M.
Dclj;ado, Krishnarau J. Subramaniam,
Sew arJ W. labaut. Ste\ ens Byars, Martha
Caldwell, R. J. Walker, Jr. Stcond Row:
J. F. Speers, Benjamin F. Gundelfinger,
Evelyn Anderson, W. D. Lundquist,
F. A. Clark, Jr. Thnd Rou-: George Goss
Smith, Ouab Ratna Vani|a, W. F. E.
Leften, Nancy S. Gillespie, Bernardino
Villagra. Fourth Rotr: Parvis Pakada-
man, Mary Ursula Jones, D. L. Butter-
field, Samuel A. Graham, Jr., Wilfredo
Cionzalez, Mohamed Taghavi,
Health Educators and Parasitologists
Firsi Row, left to right: Ibrahim Messak
Wassef, Wemonsavad Snidvongs, Rosa
lyn Mervis, Dom M. Maiello, Coit Coker,
Lil Sprinkle. Second Roir: John M
Hanna, JoAnn Pinnell, Dorothy Belcher,
Morris F. Stamm, Marshall C. Abee, Bill
Brennan, Hilton Goulson, Charles Kim
Third Row: Robert Bradford, Charles
Campbell, Clyde D. Bailey. Lillian Camp
bell, Challie Iralu, Jose S. Navarro.
Richard H. Sudds, Jr. Fotirth Rou
James O. Morphis, Joseph E. Webb, Jr
Donald R. Dancy, Michael Ivey.
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Graduate Public Health Nurses
First Row. left to right: Glenna Carney,
Ruth Hofsteter, Irma House, Dorothy
Cagle, May Nakamura, Arline Duvall,
Eppie Mae Arnold, Agnes Valentine,
Alice Kaminer. Second Row. Mary Irwin
Gordon, Marjorie Morrison, Shirley Has-
tings, Doris McHan, Mary Elizabeth
Ashford, Margie Jean Madren. Third
Row: Myrtle E. Garland, Irma J. Jones,
Irene M. Black, Margaret M. Watson.
Ethel O. Connelly, Zeta Garland, Betty
Gentilman. Foiirih Row: BonetaE. Stock-
ton. Mary V. Sanders. Neta B. Wilson,
Margaret Haynes, Agnes Hodges. Fifth
Row: Ellen DePew, Aileen Shultz, Emily
Haney. Thelma Aaron. Beatrice Mongcau.
Sarah A. B. Clark.
Sanitary Engineers and Sanitarians
First Row. left to right: George R. Mc-
Call, M. Assar. Adan Caiina R.. Enrique
Azmitia. Kamal Hakim. Aymond D.
Battista. Second Row: Nen-Hong Lin,
lack W. Greenley, Walter R. Lynn,
Jose R. Alvarez. Jr., Naphtali N. Cohen,
Chen Luo.
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Lefl to right: Gene Hackney. Hiinor Council RepresentHtive; David Dowdy,
President; James Robinson. Vice-President; (absent) Don Keply. Secretary-
Treasurer.
Lejt to right: Bill
Secretary-Treasurer
SENIOR OFFICERS
Powell, President; John Wood. Vice-President; John Klutz
Pharmacy Senate
The Pharmacy Senate was founded at the University in 1940. Member-
ship is limited to thirty members from the school of Pharmacy. The pur-
poses are to stimulate and increase knowledge and appreciation for the
profession of Pharmacy; to promote interclass cooperation within the
school; and to teach public speaking as a foundation for future leadership.
Officers this year were President, Al Mebane; Secretary-Treasurer,
Edith Trosper; Recorder, Lionel Perkins; Parliamentarian, Art Schlagel;
Reporter, Pete Barbrey.
Edward A. Brecht
Dt.Ait of the School of Pharmacy
pharmacy senate
f;)(/ Row. left to ns.ht: Herman S. Barbrey, Ir., Richard D. Callicut, William Griffin, Wiley Harrell.
Second Row: Elmo McCorkle, Alfred Mebane. Donald Miller, Joyce Nelson. Third Row: Harry
Patton. Lionel Perkins, Arthur Schlagel, Edith Trosper.
JUNIOR OFFICERS
Left 1(1 iiuhl: Jerry Rhoades, Vice-President; Freda Hobowsky, Secretary-
Treasurer; Al Mebane, President.
SOPHOMORE OFFICERS
// III rinhl: Jdhn Andrews, President ; Joanne Schell, Secretary-Treasurer;
ayne Polk, Vice-President.
School of
Pharmac
y
September found the freshmen asking the usual m-
numberable questions and trying to adjust themselves
to college life. Within a few days upperclassmen and
freshmen were reconciled to afternoon labs and
weekly quizzes.
As the year passed on, the usual school events,
freshman picnic, fraternity rushing, N. C. P. A. pro-
grams, Christmas parties, and the annual trip to
Parke-Davis and Upjohn pharmaceutical manufac-
turers seemed even more successful than those of pre-
ceding years.
Soon spring fever fills the air and thoughts of
Pharmacy week-end, diplomas, and the state board
examination made the students long even more for
May. Only commencement can make a student realize
that he has fallen in love with Chapel Hill and that
the past four years have been short but unforgettable
ones.
FRESHMEN OFFICERS
Lejt to light: Delon Freeman, President;
Monica Justice, Secretary - Treasurer;
Dean Butler, Vice-President.
PHARMACY SCHOOL FACULTY
Pnst Kuu-: John Andrako, Walter H.
Hartung, Edward A, Brecht. Herman O.
Tiiompson. Fred T, Semeniuk. Sfcuiid
Rriw: George H. Cocolas. Kenneth L.
Hoy, Francis C. Hammerness, Lorna M.
Teare, Claude Piantadosi, Nicholas H.
Batuyios.
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LERON DALE ADAMS Augusta. Ga.
B.S. in PHARMACY. Kappa Psi. NCPA (4). APhA (4), YMCA
(1, 2), University Club (2, 3).
HERMAN SUTTON BARBREY, JR Mount Olive
B.S. in PHARMACY. Phi Delta Chi. Treasurer (3). President (4).
Pharmaq' Senate (2, 3, 4), Parliamentarian (4), NCPA (2, 3, 4),
President (4), APhA (3, 4), President (4).
CARL THOMAS BAL'GL'ESS Newton
B.S. in PHARMACY.
DONALD HINES BISSETT Kinston
B.S. in PHARMACY. Phi Delta Chi.
WILLIAM VERNON BRADLEY, JR Chapel Hill
B.S. in PHARMACY.
EDNX'ARD LI THER BRADSHAW, JR Kinston
B.S. in PHARMACY. Kappa Psi. NCPA (1, 2, 3), Treasurer (4),
APhA (3, 4).
ELEANOR GREY Bl'LLOCK Fayetteville
B.S. in PHARMACl'. Kappa Epsilon, Historian (2). Vice-President
(3. 4), NCPA (1, 2, 3), Secretary (4), President Dorm. (4),
Pharm. Girls Association (I, 2, 3, 4), President (2), Women's
Residence Board (4), Class Secretary-Treasurer (3).
WILLARD GROVER CREECH Kenly
B.S. in PHARMACY.
THOMAS EUGENE Cl'RTIS Waynesville
B.S. in PHARMACY. Kappa Pst. NCPA (2, 3, 4), APhA (3. 4).
Glee Club (2), University Club (2).
Fourth Year
MILLARD DALTON DENSON Burlington
B.S. in PHARMACY. NCPA (1, 2, 3, 4), APhA (3, 4).
DAVID ASTOR DO^X'DY, JR High Point
B.S. in PHARMACY. Kappa Psi. President of Student Body of
Pharmacy School (4), NCPA. Orientation Counselor (4), Sheiks
(2).
OSCAR ALLEN ELMORE. JR Clinton
B.S. in PHARMACY. NCPA (1, 2, 3, 4), APhA (3, 4).
FLOYD H. EVANS Greensboro
B.S. in PHARMACY. NCPA, APhA.
JAMES HO^X•ARD FREEMAN Fayetteville
B.S. in PHARMACY. Phi Delta Chi. NCPA (2, 3, 4), APhA (4).
■WILLIAM LEACH FROSTICK Maxton
B.S. in PHARMACY. Kappa Pst. NCPA, APhA, Vice-President of
Class (2).
CHARLES BYRD GILLESPIE, JR Burnsville
B.S. in PHARMACY. NCPA (1, 2, 3, 4), APhA (3, 4).
BARBARA NAN GILLIAM Sanford
B.S. in PHARMACY. Kappa Epsilon, NCPA {2, 3, 4), APhA (2,
3, 4), Pharmacy Girls Association (1, 2, 3, 4), Secretary (3).
WILTSHIRE GRIFFITH. JR Hendersonville
B.S. in PHARMACY. Phi Delta Chi.
First R'lw. left to right: Adams, Barbrey, Bauguess, Bissett, Bradley, Bradshaw. Seeoiid Raw: Bullock, Creech, Curtis. Denson, Dowdy,
Elmore. Third Ron: Evans, Freeman, Frostick, Gillespie, Gilliam, Griffith.
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Ph
armacy
ELGENE WALDEN HACKNEY Sanford
B.S. in PHARMACY. K.!pp.i Psi. Secretary (3), Pharmat7 Class
President (2). Dance Committee (2), Chairman (3). Men's Coun-
cil (4), Orientation Counselor (4), Student Marshal (3). Yjckety
Yack (A).
JOHN CLEGG HERRIN Albemarle
B.S. in PHARMACY. Kappa Psi. Regent. Pharmacy Class Vice-
President (3), Card Board (4).
ELBERT NEAL HERRING Clinton
B.S. in PHARMACY. Sigma Chi, Rho Chi.
GUS WILLIAM HLIDSON Chapel Hill
B.S. in PHARMACY.
DON HEDRICK KEPLEY Denton
B.S. in PHARMACY. Kappa Epsiloti, President, Rho Chi. Secre-
tary-Treasurer, Pharmacy School Secretary-Treasurer, Pharmacy
Girls' Association.
JOHN A. KLUTTZ Marion
B.S. in PHARMACY. Phi Delia Chi.
WILLIAM LEONARD LLO^'D Buies Creek
B.S. in PHARMACY.
WILLIAM MONROE LOVELACE, JR Mooresboro
B.S. in PHARMACY. Phi Delia Chi. NCPA (1, 2, 3, 4), APhA
(3, 4), YMCA (1, 2).
VANCE GRAHAM McGL'GAN Dunn
B.S. in PHARMACY. Phi Delta Chi.
JOYCE EVANGELINE NELSON Littleton
B.S. m PHARMACY. Kappa Epsilon. NCPA (1, 2, 3, 4), APhA
(3, 4), Pharmacy Senate (1. 2, 3, 4). Pharmacy Girls' Association
(1, 2, 3, 4), BSU Council (1, 2), Pharmacy Class Secretary-
Treasurer (2), Card Board (4), Y'W'CA (1. 2, 3. 4), Orientation
Committee (4).
HATHERLY CORY PADERICK Kinston
B.S. in PHARMACY. Kappa Psi. Pi Kappa Phi. APhA (3, 4),
NCPA (1, 2. 3, 4), University Club (2).
JAMES BENJAMIN PATTON, JR Canton
B.S. in PHARMACY. Phi Delta Chi, Pledgemaster (3), NCPA
(2, 3. 4), APhA (3. 4), Dorm Officer (2), Manager (4).
\X'ILLIAM HARRISON PATTON Hickory
B.S. in PHARMACY. Phi Delta Chi. Secretary (3), Pharmacy
Senate (2, 4).
JAMES THOMAS PENLAND Morganton
B.S. in PHARMACY.
BILLIE EPHRAIM PITTMAN Clayton
B.S. in PHARMACY.
WTLLIAM PALL POViELL Hendersonville
B.S. in PHARMACY. Rho Chi. President (4), NCPA (2, 3, 4),
APhA (3, 4).
BILLY LEE PRICE Newton
B.S. in PHARMACY. Ph, Delta Chi. NCPA (2, 3, 4), APhA (2,
3,4).
DONALD JOYNER RAPER Lucama
B.S. in PHARMACY. Kappa Psi. Treasurer (4), NCPA (1, 2, 3),
Vice-President (4), APhA (3). Vice-President (4).
Fiiit Ruu\ left to right: Hackney, Herrin, Herring, Hudson, Kepley, Kluttz. Second Row: Lloyd. Lovelace. McGugan. Nelson, Paderick.
Palton. Third Row: Patton, Penland. Pittman, Powell, Price, Raper.
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Fourth Year Pharmac
y
JAMES CLACK ROBINSON, JR Littleton
B.S. in PHARMACY. K.ippj Psi. Pharmacy Class President (3).
Pharmacy School Vice-President (4), NCPA (I, 2, 3, 4), APhA
(3, 4).
SEYMOUR PHILLIP RUBIN Asheville
B.S. in PHARMACY. Pi Umbdj Phi.
EVAN S. SETZER, JR Newton
B.S. in PHARMACY'. Phi Delta Chi. Prelate (3), Secretary (4).
JACK EVERETTE SILVERS Chapel Hill
B.S. in PHARMACY. Phi Delu Chi.
WILLIAM H. STANTON Chapel Hill
B.S. in PHARMACY. Kcppa Psi.
JOE D. STONE Dobson
B.S. in PHARMACY. NCPA (1, 4), APhA (4).
GEORGE ROBERT TALBERT Winston-Salem
B.S. in PHARMACY. NCPA (2, 3, 4), APhA (3, 4).
NXTLLIAM STANFORD TATE Lexington
B.S. in PHARMACY. NCPA, APhA, YMCA (1, 2, 3).
JOSEPH GRAHAM WHITE Burlington
B.S. in PHARMACY. Kappa Psi, Social Chairman (2), Historian
(3), Pharmacy School Vice-President (4), Pharmacy Class Vice-
President (1, 3).
EARL HARDY WILLIFORD Kannapolit
B.S. in PHARMACY. Phi Delta Chi.
ROBERT PAYNE WOLFE Monroe
B.S. in PHARMACY. Rho Chi. NCPA (1, 2, 3, 4), APhA (3, 4).
JOHN DEE WOOD Wilmington
B.S. in PHARMACY. Rho Chi. Vice-President, NCPA (2, 3, 4),
APhA (3. 4). Pharmacy Class Vice-President (4).
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First Row: Barbara Kinzel Adams, Kupp^i Epsilon, Murphy; William Robert Adams, Jr., Four
Oaks; Raymond Martin Ammons, Phi Deild Chi. Red Springs; Ralph Milliard Ashworth,
Kjppj Psi. Fuquay Springs; Ronald Edward Barber, Clinton; Rayford Whitley Bain, Phi Delhi
Chi. Clayton; Russell Elliott Brummitt, Henderson; Richard Douglas Callicutt, Thomasville;
Raymond Franklin Coppedge, Jr., Asheville.
Second Row: Raymond Lee Creekmore, Phi Delta Chi, Whiteville; Robert James Dever,
Greensboro; Henry Hunter Dunlap, Phi Delia Chi, Durham; William Borden Ennett, Chapel
Hill; Oveda Fisher, Kappa Epsilon, Whiteville; William Wilson Graham, Peachland; William
Crane Griffin, Sigma Nii. Roanoke Rapids; Christopher Barker Hargett, Chapel Hill; Richard
Veston Heath, Cove City.
Third Row: Milton Lee Higdon, Franklin; Jonathan Adoneran Hill, Troutmans; Robert Milton
Hines, Charlotte; Freda M. Hobowsky, Kappa Epsilon. Scotland Neck; Julius Frances Howard,
Phi Delta Chi. Wilmington; Edward Franklin Jenkins, Kappa Psi. Burlington; Walter In-
gram Jenkins, Jr., Kappa Psi. Biscoe; Charles William Josey, Phi Delia Chi. Maiden; James
Oliver Knight, Kappa Psi, Columbia.
Fourth Row: Edward Ray Lanning, Jr., Lexington; Sara Fountain Lore, Sanford; Alfred H.
Mebane, Kappa Psi. Lexington; John Edward Mills, Kappa Psi. Cliffside; Billy Wright Need-
ham, Kappa Psi. Pilot Mountain; Charles Allan Norris, Fuquay Springs; Ernest Porter, Jr.,
Chapel Hill; Jerry Delano Rhoades, Kappa Psi. Robbins; Walter K. Saunders, Jr., Kappa Psi,
Thomasville.
Fifth Row: Brownie Dickson Schaefer, Asheville; Robert Lee Seabock, Phi Delta Chi. Durham;
W. Darle Shouse, Kappa Psi, Rural Hall; Russell Grady Sigmon, Jr., Conover; William
Taylor Sisk, Kappa Psi. Asheville; Charles Lee Stevens, Clayton; William Jay Swan, Phi
Delta Chi. Andrews; Edith Woodman Trosper, Greensboro; Franklin Ennis Wells, Phi Delta
Chi, Roseboro.
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Second Year Pharmacy
Finl Ron-: James Wesley Anderson. Kj/^pj Pir. Durham; John Warren Andrews, K.ippa Psi,
Winston-Saiem; James Edward Arena, K.ipp.i Pw. Durham; Ernestme Baker, High Point;
Harold Lee Ball, Mars Hill; Joseph Parker Barbour, Pi Nu. Burlington; Elzie Zemri Borders,
Shelby; John Marshall Barrmger, Carthage; Martus Cameron, Sanford.
Second Ron: Albert Sidney Clay, Oxford; Robert Astor Coleman. Kappa Psi, Burlington;
^X'alter N. Coley, Stem; Harry James Coutlakis. Asheville; William Atlas Dawkins, Jr., Phi
Delhi Chi. Chapel Hill; Lewis Benton Doyle,A.',;/;/ii/ Psi. Roanoke Rapids; Hugh Allan Farns-
worth, Kapp.i Psi. Asheville; Ellyn Marie Gardner, Gibson; Joseph Philip Goforth, Shelby.
Thini Rinv: Henry NeiU Graham. Albemarle; Edwin Leroy Hensen, Fletcher; Wiley Cleve-
land Harrell, Jr.. K.ipp.i Pn. Virginia Beach, Va.; Jon Kcr Holland, Clinton; Douglas Wood-
row Isaac, Marion; Zeb Thomas Keever, Jr., Lintolnton; Mtlvin Clyde Kendrick, Chapel
Hill; Van Hill King, III, Wilmington; James Franklin Lowder, Albemarle.
Fuiirlb Row: William Russell McDonald, III, Sigm.i Alpha Epsilon. Phi Delta Chi, Hickory:
James Frederick Meares, Wilson; Reinhold Ernest Miller, High Point; Hoy A. Moose, Jr.,
Mt. Pleasant; Stephen Carroll Morris, Phi Delia Chi. Four Oaks; Lionel Parker Perkins, Jr.,
Kapp.1 Psi. South Boston, Va. ; John Wayne Polk, Kappa Psi. Marshville; Raymond Ray Rich,
Jr,, Burgaw; Stuart Wingo Rollins, Kappa Psi. Winston-Salem.
Fifth Row: Joanne E. Schell, Kappa Epsilon, Wilmington; Fred Lee Sherrill, Jr., Phi Delia
Chi, Newton; Arthur Port Schlagel. Jr., Phi Delta Chi. Chapel Hill; James Thomas Street,
Kappa Psi. Roxboro, Harry B. I'mphlett, Elizabeth City; Julian Emmett L'pchurch, Kappa Psi.
Spring Hope; Nanc^ M. 'W'oodard. Kappa Epsilon, Hamlet; Joseph Helsabeck Wilson, Rural
Hall; Robert Gaines Wilson, Leaksville.
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Fnu Row: Gaston Leroy Andrews. Jr., Robersonville;
William Powell Bafjley, Clayton; Garland Wood
Beale, Jr.. Potecasi ; Peggy Wallace Black, Kannapo-
lis; Benjamin VCalter Bullock, Creedmoor; Robert
Arville Burge. Asheboro.
Second Row: James Gene Butler, Morganton ; Robert
Dean Butler, Morganton; Ernest Leroy Carraway. Jr..
^X'illiamston; John William Collins, Nashville; James
Allen Conley. Morganton; Keith Earl Denny, Pilot
Mountain.
Third Row: Dallas Mason Evans, Greenville; Robert
William Foster, Greensboro; Pete Delon Freeman,
Asheboro; Carl Patrick Frye, Jr., Franklinton; Prentiss
Legarr George, Jr.. Cherryville; Gerald Kelly Harring-
ton, Sanford.
Voiirth Row: Paul Forrest Hodges, Clinton; Margaret
Irene Hogan, Kinston; Byron Taylor Huckaby, Winston-
Salem; Gilmer Wilson Huffines, Greensboro; James
Thomas Ingram, Roanoke Rapids; Sara Alice Jackson,
Lumberton.
Fijlh Row: Richard Alton Johnston, Fayetteville;
Alpheus Jones, Jr., Warrenton; Monica Cooper Jus-
tice, Charlotte; Geraldine Keenum, Hazelwood; Leo
Curtis Kelly, Jr., Lillington; William Raymond King.
Jr., Fayetteville.
Sixth Row: James Thomas Kirby, Wilson; Glenn
Ballard Lassiter, Robbins; Rex Boone Littlejohn, Mor-
ganton; Cortez Gilbert Lowery, Elkin; Henry Virgil
Martin, Jr., Burlington; Mack Elmo McCorkle, Rox-
boro.
Setenlh Row: Donald Joseph Miller, Raleigh; James
Dexter Mills, Wadesboro; Annette Harrison Niven,
Charlotte; James Ray Oakley, Ahoskie; Charles
Michael Parker, Carolina Beach ; Floyd Carson Parker,
Oxford.
Eighth Row: Clarence Wright Parsons, Clinton ;
George Adrian Pearce, Rocky Mount; George Raleigh
Revelle, Conway; Clarence Linwood Richardson, Sel-
ma; Alfred Gene Smith, Elizabethtown; Joe Eph-
riam Smith, Connelly Springs.
Ninth Row: John Hubert Smith, Jr., Holly Springs;
Larry Glenn Snider, Eagle Springs; George Woody
Teer, Jr., Hillsboro; Harold Malcolm Thomas, Ra-
leigh; Sarah Lovelace Thomas, Erwin; Zane Grey
Thornton, Benson.
Tenth Row: Stanley Worth Walker, Bailey; Hobart
Whaley, Beulaville; Paul Adams Whitehurst, Jackson;
Guy Coleman Williams. Spring Hope.
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A. JHSt a "he)2-paily.'
B. Remember him?
C. "UGH .'-WATER!
D. Afraid to sneeze.
E. Crazy, man, crazy.
F. "Hey. you fool, that's supposed to he blue.
not purple."
G. "OOHH Would you?"
H. "/ resent that remark."
I. "Bang!"
J. "Nou; if you would like to he housemother
at Cobb, ive could . . ."
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Air Force R.O.T.C
Colonel George J. Smii h
Professor of Air Science and Taclic^
(■apt. James StHdFiELD Ci' i !• dh »rd 1) Robpri min Cai'T. Juski'H Gerritv First Lt. Kcpbirt (iK n
Fiiiuls: Cniitrol (Iffir,!- i^^i^tant Ihuitui ..; Ailjiitrnit ami Sliptll'l tiffin r Axsistitiit llirrrtur „l
ifimini-.tiuti(m Instniiti,,,,
The mission of the AFROTC is to develop in the prospective college graduate the qualities of leader-
ship and other abilities essential to his progressive advancement as a commissioned officer of the Air Force
Reserve.
Fro/if Rou. lef.' fo i/x/-'/: M/Set. Michael Pennella. M/Sijt. Raymond C. Puckett. M/Si;t. Clarence L. Clifford. Bjii Row: T/Sct.
Bobbie Riddle, T/Sgt. Robert Williams, S/Sst. Marshall Wilson, I'.'.Snt lister Strmid
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Cadets
Cadet Colonel Charles C. Hunter
CuniDhiiiding Officer. Corps of Cadets
Honorary Cadet Colonel Judy Landauer
Commanding Officer, Corps of Sponsors
Cadet Colonel
John H. Boishal
Wing Executive
Cadet Major
G. Don Ebert
iri7i!7 Adjutant
Cadet Major
Raymond D. Collins
]Wing Personnel Officer
Cadet Major
Lewis A. Phillips
Winfi Operritiovs Offlc,
Cadet Major
Ed(;:ar I). Haire
irint/ Air Inspector
John S. Hill
unications Offic
The AFROTC was begun in 1946 and is a recognized part of the curriculum of over 200 colleges
and universities. In his freshman and sophomore years the AFROTC cadet takes the basic course of study
consisting of two classroom hours and two drill hours each week. In the advanced course, junior and senior
years, the student has a course consisting of four classroom hours and two drill hours each week. The
drill is devoted to exercise of command, and cadets in the advanced course may be selected as cadet officers
and noncommissioned officers.
WING NONCOMMISSIONED OFFICERS
From Row, left to right: Robert S. Colbert, Larry H. Addington,
George C. McGinty, Don W. Geiger. Back Row: Campbell B.
Ingram, William N. Stone, Charles P. Wolf, Herbert A. Callahan.
COED SPONSORS
Left to right: Pat TurnbuU, Mary Lou O'Mara, Mary Helen Crain,
Sandy Donaldson, Ann Fleming, Judy King, Judy Landauer, Mary
Ann Murphy, Rachel Brooks, Lin Daniels, Connie Carbough. Not
Pictured: Cathy Widman, Judy Jackson, Paige Moore, Lois Perry.
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Cadet Major George D. Harris /'^'S i
Band Commander
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Cadet Major William H. Carr
Drill Squadron Comni inder
COLOR GUARD RIFLE TEAM
Left lo rinhl: Warren G. Davis, Campbell B. Ingram, front Row. left to right: Larry H. Addinqton. Robert
VCilliam M. Stone, Leonard R. Rosenblutli. E. Massie, Earl M. Page. Back Row: David W. Ader-
holt, Robert W. Gahrmann, William Jenkins, M/Sgt.
Michael Pennella.
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GROUP I
Cadet Lt. Col. Kenton B. Creuser
Commander, Group I
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SQUADRON A STAFF
SQU\DRO\ B STAFF
SQUADRON C SI Apt
Left to right Robert B Meacliani Front Ron Charles P Motta Com Fiont Row Robert B Moorhead, Front Row: Louie H. Cody. Com
Michael K. Davis mandmg Officer Back Ron left to Commandins Ofhcer Bark Rou left mandin^ Officer. Back Row, left tn
naht Larrj T Justus Herbert B to iiaht William \ Hawks Thad nnht: Kemp C. Clendenin. Michael
Theiling. John T. Pace. deus A. Eure. Jr.. George L. Mardre. D. Brown. Roy N. Moore, Jr.
Tiip I,) Bottom: Squadron A. Sqtudron B. Sqii.idrnit C
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Cadet Lt, Col. Harrv Pawlik
Commander, Group II
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.r''(,' 'o,,"5'''*- Jack L. Seism, John ^'rniif /?ou'.- Robert W. James. Com- Fronf ffoic- William S. Evans. Com- Froiif /foic; Rowlanfl Burnstaii C oni
1. taudle. manding Officer. Back Ron; left to manding Officer. Back Ron; left to mandinfr Officer. Bark Ron- l.fl tu
right: Altlieus A. Gresham. Frede- right: Adrian J. Newton. James E. rkiht : Riciiard I,. Hoover Walter
rick H. Mew hinney. Joseph K. Bnan. Adams. Charles W. Higgins. D.' Gurley. Richard L. Taylor.
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SQUADRON H STAFF
SQUADRON I STAFF
s. FroTj^ /?ow?; James R. Younts. Com- Front Row: Aubrey W. Redmon. Front Row: James W. Maynard.
niandinff Officer. Bock Row, left to Commanding Officer. Back Row, left Commanding Officer. Bark Row, left
right: James Webb. Jr.. John R. fo riff/it: Vernon F,. Maness. Bobbie to rirjht : Mitcliell S. Novit, Daniel
Ingle. Missing from picture: Fred W. Dantzler. Mi,^sing from picture: D. Olsen. Gustav E. Gauss.
H. Deaton, Jr. Victor B. Moore.
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AIR
SOCIETY
Motto
"The W'airiorW'ho Cull'nates His Mind Polishes His Arms."
"We of the Air ROTC accept this motto as a chal-
lenge and a pledge that in the future we shall by
diligent study and unrestricted effort instruct and
train ourselves so that each of us shall have the
qualities and attributes essential to our progressive
and continued development throughout our lifetime
as Officers of the United States Air Force."
OFFICERS
JESSE J. MOORHEAD SQUADRON
Bob James Cnmiiumding Officer
Harry Pawlik Executive Officer
Bruce Holt Operations Officer
Don Ebert Secretary-Treasurer
Roger Ackerman Adjutant-Recorder
Charlie Aldridge Public Information Officer
First Row, left to right: Neil Satterfield, Bill Evans. Charlie Aldridge, Harry Pawlik. Aubrey Redmon, Al Levine. Sammy Strause, Bob James.
Seconil Row: Fred Mewhinny. Edgar Haire. Don Ebert. Rowland Burnstan, Jr.. Ken Creuser. Bill Carr. Charlie Hunter. Walt Gurley, Bob
Dantzler, Lou Cody. Byron Kalin. Bruce Holt. Mike Brown. Roger Ackerman, Ken Myers.
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N a/t/a£
Col. Robert C. Burns
Professor of Niiiiil Science
N. R
CDR F. L. Edwards
Execiiliie Officer
Since its inception in 19-10 the NROTC Unit at
Chapel Hill has dedicated itself to the training and
indoctrination of undergraduate students enrolled in
the program so that upon graduation they may receive
commissions in the U. S. Navy or in the U. S. Marine
Corps. A student may enter the program under either
of two plans. Regular or Contract. As a Regular he is
appointed a Midshipman upon enrolling in the pro-
gram and receives tuition, books, uniforms, and six
hundred dollars per year throughout his four years of
college. Upon graduation, he is commissioned as an
Ensign in the Navy or a Second Lieutenant in the
Marines and must serve three years on active duty.
The Contract program differs from the Regular in
that the Contract student is furnished only with uni-
forms and is paid thirty dollars per month during the
last two years of the program. Upon graduation he
receives a reserve commission.
O. T. C
BATTALION STAFF
First Rou:- Capt. Ty Boyd. Second Row, left to right: LCDR James S. Schenck, CDR John
P. Jackson. Third Row: CPO Ne\^ton B. Barkley, Jr., Ltjg. N. Webb Sherrill, Ltjg. John Q
Stilwell.
•A" COMPANY OFFICERS
Left to right: Lt. Curtis R. Wick, USN; Lt.
James Warren; Ens. Jake Roundtree; Ens.
Harold Gleitz ; Petty Officer Second Class Earl
Johnson.
A" COMPANY
•B ■ COMPANY OFFICERS 'C' COMPANY OFFICERS
First Row. left to right: Lt. Edward B. Gross, LCDR G. E. Lockee, USN. First Row, left to right: LCDR Thomas R. Wheatley, USN; Ltjg. Robert P.
Second Row: Robert L. Seabrook, Ens. Marvin O. Register, Ens. John H. Thomas. Secortd Row: Ens. Harvey D. Bradshaw, Lt. Harry H. Arnold, Ens.
Sweeney. Not Pictured: Ltjg. Russell S. Cowell. Thomas E. Medlin, Ens. Thomas A. Parnell.
N. R. O. T. C
•B" COMPANY
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In addition to the academic program provided by
the unit to give its prospective officers theoretical
training in the military profession, the summer cruise
program offers an opportunity for the midshipman to
learn many of the practical phases of the work he has
studied in class, and therefore make him better quali-
fied to fulfill his duties upon commissioning.
Regular students make three cruises daring their
four-year career at college. Two of these cruises are
eight v/eek affairs which are performed with a large
group made up of several battleships and cruisers and
many destroyers and auxiliary ships. It is on these
cruises that the midshipmen gets his first set of sea
legs, and, in addition to the valuable practical train-
ing, is afforded an opportunity to visit many foreign
ports. The other cruises are made on land at Corpus
Christi, Texas, and at Little Creek, Virginia, where
instruction in aviation and amphibious work is given.
Contract students make only one cruise while they
are in the program. Lasting six weeks during the
summer preceding their senior year, the cruise is
designed to give them experience in shipboard life
and duties before commissioning.
C" COMPANY
CRUISE VIEWS
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/■//I/ /v I,. 1,1! .'.. i:-l^i: Hail) l\i\\ hk, ( h.iiks AUIiul.yt-, Ty \''^'\:\. W il ^.ittci fK I.I. H.ino Hi.uJsh.iNv. Aubrey ReJmon, Burt Wayne, Bub
James, Butk B.ukley. StuiiJiiig: Bob SkiJmurc, Harry Arnold, Pat 1 humas, 1 rcJ Mew lunacy, HJ Gross, Don Ebert, Rowland Burnstan,
Ken Creuser, Jim Winston, Charles Hunter, Bill Carr, Walt Gurley, Lou Cody, Steve Trimble, Bruce Holt, Don Geiger, Roger Ackerman,
Connie Gravitte, Tommy Medlin. Officers- Capt., Harvey Bradshaw; First Lt., Jim Whitton ; Second Lt., Mike Davis; First Sgt., Ed Gross.
Scabbard and Blade
The National Society of Scabbard and Blade is a nationwide
military honor society with 89 chapters, called companies, located
in leading colleges and universities having ROTC programs. Mem-
bership is by election only, and the selections are based solely on
merit, coming from the outstanding cadet officers.
Among the purposes of Scabbard and Blade are: to raise the
standard of military education in American colleges and universi-
ties, to unite in closer relationship their military departments, to
encourage and foster the essential qualities of good and efficient
officers, and to promote friendship and good-fellowship among the
cadet officers.
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Coed scores direct hit jt Greek uilb pi,
Attxioits Yjck beaut) contest juts t.tke peek .it the cioirJ.
Nose direct i Carolina's card stunts during game half-time.
An array of talent from Campus Chest Show.
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K. D.'S from "Outer Space" add interest to the Beat Dook Float Parade.
Sc.ibbcird and Blade pledges receive ribbons from their dates at Military Ball.
Bill Felzer's friend. Jerry McGee, entertains Joe O'Brien.
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spin! ruin high as sliidtiih Biimn Hup up Fi.inklni Slicel jl M.ii\l.i>iJ Pep R.iH).
Pledges halllt il (ml in lug-i'-w.ir during Greek W'eek.
Surprise fire-drill catches sleep) i./t Ji un.iii.iu t
P/rM
Another hem bites the cruu .it tuc Si'uiig t...
hjncellor House t,ikes his best girl lor an afternoon rid:
Miss Modern Venus of i9-5_? ii-ilh runne:-up\
Temporar) cjuarters — Cobb Basement.
Loiel) "Coed<" sing in Greek Week skil.
AKPs/'s banquet at the Sir K'.dur hi fun I'liJ.Ki li.i
Dr. Henderson and Dr. Graham at dedicilnm oi i,,uti i/h.Hii
I /h »..^tW iX,J,n
Cook cuts cipL I \ with Kilt) .
Air Force instructor points out "the great circle" to sponsors. Yack beauty queen and escort dance at Grail Dance
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Pie may he rough oil the figger — but who cares?"
"And you swim, too?"
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"Dtimi! It. Now I'll hill e to write it myself."
"Want me to teach you how to twirl?"
'Ugh. stew again!
"See what milk can do to \ou?"
"In true Southern spirit we drink our likker
from DIXIE cups."
"Just like Mama used lo wear.
"Bur-r-r-p.'
ou\ Ham, let's not be pig-headed ahuiit this."
"Marilyn, you uill?
Htu lunui jiiulhcr waste of good film."
"I'm not prone to argue."
"Who, me???"
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Mis. Roosettlt tilth President Spying krtnx> Derby-hound cutd-filUJ "Liu
Gray greets students. convertibles.
at annual Mock Trial discuss case Kessing Pool in the springtime
itb Judge Susie Sharpe.
Chnstmai package seen in Y-court.
ID cards get another stamping in i.i!^ Ji
uuidc M If. C.
0,7,.-; . ' //. /i\.,7 /X..;^ F/«.,/ Pjvcide .Hid her Cm I.
'tenioif eii/oy " tntir "Look away, look away. Dixieland.'
lay" al .vmual picnic.
Nei,e,hhois parly on ihe rock tcall. Casi of "Big Town" presented by Splash Club.
Winning, foal for a lost cause.
Graham Memorial — center of imdciil aclnilief
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MONOGRAM
Monogram Cluh
The Monogram Club was organized for the purpose of
estabhshing friendship among all the winners of Caro-
lina Monograms. Since its organization the group has
grown and extended its activities in many fields.
Its program for the year starts before the first day of
school in the fall when it entertains incoming freshmen
and transfer students during orientation week and
introduces them to our athletic system. The Blue- White
intra-squad football game is the major project of the
year coming in the spring. However, the Club stays
busy the whole year with its many other projects.
The Monogram Club is ever present to render to the
guests and visitors of the University any service that is
needed Xo make their stay more pleasant. These actions
have made the Monogram Club a very valuable part of
the University and Community.
Harold Davidson
President
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CLUB
Fnu Rotr: Hooks, Davidson, Brumley, McGhce, Higgins. Second Row: Pawlick, Patseavouras, Hartsell, Hudson, Holt, Blanton, Hamilton.
ThiyJ Rmc: Haddock, Howard, Scott, Green, Thompson. Fourth Row: Freedman, Jones, Fredere, Marcinko Kocornick Tettlcback
Patterson. Bradshaw, Holt.
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FOOTBALL
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53
Everything's new, so they say, and while that is not
entirely true, enough is new to set this season apart
as the year of the big transition. That was Carolina
and. its football Tar Heels as they opened their
season against their traditional opening rival, North
Carolina State. Spirit was new, so were the uniforms,
and everyone was eagerly awaiting the opening kick-
off that would get the Tar Heels of 1953 under way.
None knew exactly what the one platoon system
would be like or even what the team would do under
this new system. Speculation from the practice field
gave every indication that the team was ready for any
obstacle that confronted it.
This was the case in Carolina's first three games.
It bowled over N. C. State in the opener and then
took the measure of "Washington and Lee. The first
big surprise of the season came in the game against
Wake Forest. Fired up, the Tar Heels put on a razzle
dazzle show in the fourth quarter to take home a
well deserved victory.
Mighty Maryland was next on the agenda, and
that's what the Terrapins proved to be, mighty. Fans
hoped for a rebound against Georgia which was just
having a mediocre season. As fath would seem to
have it, Bratkowski loosened up and Georgia took a
fast victory over the Tar Heels. Tennessee, South
Carolina and Notre Dame took to the likings of
Carolina, and they too gained hard fought victories
over Carolina. Carolina again broke into the winning
column with a victory over the Cavaliers of Virginia.
Winning impressively over Virginia, the Tar Heel
rooters had hopes of upsetting Duke. However, the
Blue Devils were not to be denied their victory as
the Tar Heels were guilty of many mistakes and
mental lapses.
The Tar Heels' record of four wins and six losses
could not be considered as a truly successful season,
but it did show that the Tar Heels were still building
for greater seasons to come.
THE 1954 FOOTBALL Syl'AD
First Row: Newman, Koman, Foti. Worrell, Yarbough, Fredere, Neville, Keller. Second Row: Annillo, Frye, Pruss. Carpenter, Gregory,
Eure, Newton, Williams, Beaver. Thin/ Row: Hawks, Ridenhour, Opitz, Marcinko, Lane, Patterson, Perdue, Johnson, Gravitte. Foiirlh Row:
Long, Witherspoon, Seawell, Starner, McCreedy, Britt, Progenski, Maultsby, Rogers, Lackey. Fiilh Row: Kocornik, Adier, Marcopulos,
Giles. Lambert, Bryan, Current, Murray, Alexander. Sixth Row: Parker, Bullock, Mainer, Kenny, Shoulars, Kirkman, Baker, Wallin,
Motta, Seienth Row: Jamerson, Mason, Barclay, Belichick, Bass, Edwards, Connell.
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UNC-STATE
Carolina, with a new coach and operating under the
one platoon system, opened the 1953 season by roUing
over State, 29-7.
Although the game was played in the rain, the Tar
Heels drove 86 yards for a touchdown the first time
they had the ball. Another score was added in the
second quarter along with a touchback.
State came alive in the third quarter and scored its
only touchdown of the afternoon. The Tar Heels
bounced back when State scored and added two more
in the fourth quarter to complete the scoring.
With this win and the one at Miami last year, it was
the first time Carolina had put together two wins since
1951.
Dick Lackey ( 30 ) briny
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UNC-WAKE FOREST
Carolina came from behind to score two touchdowns
in the fourth period and defeat Wake Forest 18-13.
This was the first time CaroHna had beaten the Deacons
in four years.
Led by Keller, Gravitte, and Lackey, the Tar Heels
played like fans hadn't seen them play in years. The
whole Carolma team was outstandmg in the final
period, not givmg any yardage to the Deacons and driv-
ing down field when in possession of the ball.
This win along with the first two of the year put
Carolina back into the football picture.
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Charlie Motta
UNC-W&L
In the second game of the season, CaroHna met Washington and
Lee Generals to come out on top by a score of 39-0.
Carolina capitalized on every break quickly, taking full com-
mand of the game. Five of the Tar Heel's touchdowns came after
recovering W&L fumbles.
Coach Barclay in an attempt to keep the score down put in his
third string. They also moved the ball well and scored in the fourth
period. The Generals were just outclassed in every department and
never made any serious threats all afternoon at the Carolina goal line.
Connie Gravittc
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Bullock outruns a Maryland defender.
UNC-MARYLAND
The first defeat of the season came when Mighty Maryland proved
to be too powerful for the Tar Heels.
The Terps led by Quarterback Faloney ran for a total of 259
yards and picked up 108 yards in the air.
The only real threat Carolina made in the game was when
Keller took a hand-off from Britt and ran twenty yeards to the Terp
three yard line before being stopped. Gravitte moved to the two-foot
line, but a Carolina fumble, recovered by Maryland, stopped the
threat and Carolina's hopes for scoring.
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Bill Kirkman
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Bullcxk (34) receives a latcra
• UNC-GEORGIA
Too much Bratkowski. This was the story when the
Tar Heels dropped their second straight game at
the hands of Georgia, 27-14.
After a scoreless first quarter in which Carohna
seemed to be the team to beat, havoc broke loose in
the form of a fumble which set the stage for a
Georgia aerial show. Bratkowski couldn't be stop-
ped and proceeded to pass for two touchdowns and
set up a third. When the half ended, Carolina was
on the short end of the 20-0 score.
The Tar Heels began moving in the third quarter
and under the direction of Len Bullock, scored in
the third as the result of a Georgia fumble. Another
recovered fumble set up Carolina's second and last
touchdown with 40 seconds remaining in the game.
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Larry Parker
UNC-TENNESSEE
Carolina fumbles; Tennessee takes full advantage to score three
touchdowns in the third quarter. In the first half, although
neither team was able to score, Carolina showed great offensive
strength. Just before the. half, the Tar Heels had a scoring
chance but could not capitalize on it.
The third quarter opened and Carolina began to move again.
This time a fumble stopped them, and Tennessee scored. After
a punt exchange Tennessee moved for their second score. Once
more Carolina began to move, but another fumble stopped
them. This time it took the Vols only one play with their
fullback, Tracy, going through the middle for 62 yards.
In the fourth quarter, led by quarterback Bullock, the Tar
Heels marched 72 yards for their lone score. Thus Carolina
went down for their third straight defeat, 20-6.
A Carolina back tries for a first down.
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George Foti
UNC- SOUTH CAROLINA
The leading factor in the loss to South CaroUna was
the Tar Heels inability to hold the ball. The Game-
cocks took advantage of the Tar Heels fumbles at
every opportunity and went on to an 18-0 score at
the end of the game.
The Gamecocks came up with a very effective run-
nmg game under the direction of Quarterback
Gramling, and controlled the ball most of the after-
noon. Carolina's running attack could never get
started, and so they took to the air with favorable
results. The Tar Heels gained a total of 111 yards
through the air but never could get across the
goal line.
Connie Gravitte (39) gets a first down.
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Dick L.Kkcy (3(1) bulls tor yardage.
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UNC-NOTRE DAME
The Fighting Irish had to live up to their name in order to down
a fired up and smooth running Carolina team, 34-14.
It was a case of too much power that made the biggest difference.
They rolled to a score as soon as they got the ball, but Carolina
came right back and marched down close to the Irish goal line before
being stopped. That was the case most of the afternoon. Notre
Dame tightened up when the Tar Heels came close to the goal line.
The Game was much closer than the score indicated with the
Tar Heels playing a brand of ball which was almost perfection. No
one left the game disappointed, and all were proud of the game
played by the Tar Heels.
Francis Fredere
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Junior S';.n\tll
UNC-VIRGINIA
In a water soaked game with the Cavaliers, the team
which traveled to Charlottesville proved to be a far
superior one. Even in the rain the Tar Heel ground
attack clicked all afternoon for a 33-0 win.
The Carolina backs had a field day in spite of
the muddy field. Marcopulos, Hawks, Newman,
Long, and Bullock all ran very well.
The Carolina defense was sharp, too, the Cavaliers
penetrated Carolina territory only three times the
whole afternoon. It was sweet revenge for the Tar
Heels after being beaten by the Cavaliers for the
last three years.
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UNC-DUKE
Fumbles, penalties, and their inability to get oft punts tell the story
of Carolina's third straight loss to Duke. Carolina made mistakes
in the game that it hadn't made all year. But even with this, the Tar
Heels scored more points against Duke than any of Duke's previous
opponents.
Duke took a first half lead, 9-0, but with the start of the second
half it looked as if Carolma might pull an upset when they scored
making it 9-7. Duke then scored again. Marked by a series of
rough plays the game soon turned into a battle of brawn as both
sides fought as if their lives depended on the outcome. Another
Duke score seemed to put the game on ice for Duke, but Keller,
playing alert defensive ball, grabbed a fumble and raced untouched
for a Carolina score. Another Carolina score put them within strik-
ing distance again. But with continued lapses on defense and oftense,
Carolina soon saw Duke push across another score.
It was indeed a sad day as Carolina went down in defeat, but
the game provided plenty of excitement for all spectators. The
score was 35-20.
Marshal New m.in
Norman Lane backs over the j
Dick Kocornik
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COACH BARKLEY
In practice
Office work
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\ND HIS ASSISTANTS
Steve Belichick
Assistant Coach
Jim Gill
Freshman Coach
Marvin Bass
Line Coach
Bill Edwards
Assistant Coach
Fish" Markham. locker room attendent; Fitz Lutz, trainer; Sarge Keller, equipment manager.
Top Roir: Jim Adams, Manager; Charles Norwood. Bill Joyner, Bill Fetzer. Pete Block, Jim Crouch, Al Laughinghouse, Jim Slcidmore,
Coach Marvin Allen. Middle Row: Joe Mavretic, Bill Green. Chip Bryant. Bill Duke, Calvin Lane, Louie Patseavouras, T. Kepley, Don
Carroll, George McGinnis, Noel Sullivan. Bottom Row: Cal Brice, Wilbur Jones, Tom Ferguson, Ronnie Younts, Rennie Randolph,
Harry Pawlick, Gerry Russell, Charles Whitley. Roland Burnstan, Drew Patterson. Don Gladstone.
Co-Captains Pawlick .ind Randolph with
Coach M.irv]n Allen
SOCCER
This past fall marked the return of Coach Marvin
Allen who started soccer here in 1947. Although his
team did not show the success of such great teams
as the 1948 and 1949 campaigners, Allen's squad
did display brilliance at times.
The Carolina hooters opened the season by beating
Georgetown University, 5-1, and held N. C. State
to a 2-2 tie in its second contest. The Tar Heels then
polished ofif Washington and Lee and Virginia before
their troubles started. Successive defeats then came
at the hands of Roanoke College, Duke, N. C. State,
and Maryland, conference champs.
Even though the record was not spectacular, the
Tar Heels came up with many thrilling moments
in their spirited play. Harry Pawlick, Rennie Ran-
dolph, Bernie Bernstan and Louie Patseavouras were
the main line of support, each contributing all out
effort in each game.
With the many lettermen returning and the promo-
tion of freshmen to the varsity. Coach Allen is look-
ing forward to a good season next fall.
Randolph and Russell
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CROSS COUNTRY
Carolina's cross country team, held out of most of
its meets by the poUo plague in 1952, came back
this past fall to post a creditable record. Led by Bob
Barden and Captain Pete Higgins, the Tar Heels
capped the meet season with a second place finish
in the Atlantic Coast Conference.
In addition to Barden and Higgins, Coach Dale
Ransom had high praises for his other cross country
runners who performed so ably against the toughest
opponents in this section of the country. Receiving
much praise from Ransom were Pete McGee, Tony
Houghton, Al Marx, and Boyd Newman.
The freshman team gave hopes for future success
by going through an undefeated dual meet season
and winning the State freshman meet.
Top: Captain Pete Higgins and
Coach Dale Ransom
Bottom: Bob Barden
Pint Row: Higgins, Newman, Wright. Second Row: Marx, Hester, Houghton, Vogel, Barden, McGee.
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BASKETBALL
Few supporters ot the Tar Heel basketball effort in 1953-54
can be critical of the "try" of the players and the quality of
coaching. Short in reserves, the Tar Heels faced up to their
schedule manfully, pin-pointing several near-misses on
opponents against whom they were given little chance. For
the season games won added to 11, those lost to 10. Season
highspots were games won from Wake Forest and Virginia
and several games in which the Chapel Hillians played well
but lost by close scores.
Practice sessions began in November, and three collegiate
contests were won in December prior to the Dixie Classics
in Raleigh in the week after Christmas. The Tar Heels lost
their three Dixie Classics games, but it can be said that the
not-too-strong squad gained valuable experience.
Coming into January, Carolina faced Wake Forest, twice
conquerors of N. C. State College this season, on January 9,
in Wake Forest. Dickie Hemric, star center of the Deacons,
was unable to play because of a foot injury. In an exciting
MaJJiL- watches as VayJa blocks
Pat Gibson, Dixie Classic Queen, with
Jerry Vayda and Coach McGuire
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contest the Tar Heels eked oat a 66-65 win as they held
onto the ball in the remaining seconds for a final one-
handed jump shot from the floor by Jerry Vayda with three
seconds left to play.
After a victory over Davidson, the Tar Heels took meas-
ure of Virginia, and with Skippy Winstead holding Buzz
Wilkinson to two field goals, Carolina upset Virginia, 78-66.
With its four ACC victories, Carolina came into the
season's first encounter with N. C. State as the Number 1
club in the conference. It was hard to believe, but Carolina
was on top. All other conference members had been defeat-
ed at least once. Carolina fans hoped for a minor m.iracle in
the form of a victory over State College.
The game turned out to be a close affair, even more so
than the 77-84 score indicated. State won in a rough and
tumble contest that saw a total of 110 shots awarded by the
officials from the foul line. Both teams used the "full-
court presses" to add to the tension and turmoil. After the
game, an opened "war" was declared by Coach Case of the
Wolfpack and Coach McGuire of the Tar Heels.
In the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament North
Carolina drew North Carolina State in the opening round.
Despite a twenty-five point effort of Skippy Winstead,
whith won him a berth on the all-tournament team, the
Tar Heels were edged, 52-51.
These performances by a not-too-strong team along
with the spirit instilled in every player by Coach Frank Mc-
Guire received the plaudits of their supporters.
Coach Frank McGuire
1954 BASKETBALL SQUAD
Finl Row: Walker, Maddie, Kocornik, Likens, Vayda, McCabe, .ind Radovich. Second Ron:- Manager Einstein, Glancy, Lifson, Winstead.
Long, Taylor, Manager Sprague, and Coach McGuire.
Tony Radovich
Skippy Winstead
Al Lifbon
1933-54 Results
UNC OPPONENT
71 William & Mary 61
82 South Carolina 56
85 Clemson 48
62 Navy 86
63 Seton Hall 73
53 Oregon State 65
83 The Citadel 42
66 Wake Forest 65
70 Davidson 54
78 Virginia 66
77 N. C. State College 84
69 Washington & Lee 60
47 Duke 63
69 Virginia 83
62 Wake Forest 76
72 Clemson 56
89 Davidson 69
63 Duke 67
48 . N. C. State College 57
79 The Citadel 52
51 N. C. State College 52
Won 11, Lost 10
Easy victory over the Citadel
Rado\ich. Vayda, and Glancy
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WRESTLING
The sport of misfortune at Carolina seems to be
wrestling. Planning on one of his best teams since
coming to Carolina, Coach Sam Barnes' hopes were
severely shattered when Miles Gregory, runner-up
in the Southern Conference's 177-pound division last
year, suffered a broken ankle in the Carolina-Duke
football game and had to sit out the first half of
the season.
The Tar Heels met one of their toughest schedules
in years with such teams as Navy, Maryland, VMI,
and West Virginia offering the opposition. After
a slow start, aided by the return of Gregory, they
picked up near the end of the season.
Harry Pawlick and Arthur Gregory, Captains of
the team, turned in fine performances during the
season as did Andy Holt, Harvey Bradshaw, Hal
Schwartz, Bill Ginn, and Pete McGee. Coach Barnes
is expecting a great year for the 54-55 season because
of the many returning matmen.
Tup: CouLh Barnes Instructs
Bottom: Co-Captains Arthur Gregory and Harry Pawlick
First Row: Pawlick, Schwartz, McGee, Gregory. Ginn, Bradshaw. Second Row: Barkley. Thompson, Waters, Parham, B, Thompson,
Wellburn, Marcopulos. Coach Barnes.
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The 1953-54 Blue Dolphins had handed down to them
a 14-year record of competition in which Carolina has won
112 contests against all opponents while losing only 12. A
year ago, the Blue Dolphins ranked as the best Carolina
swimming team of all time. By contrast, the present edition
was considerably below last year's highwater mark when 10
straight victories were won. Only six men from the 1952-53
team returned this year; for their lack of experience, the
sophomore-junior ladened 1953-54 squad did exceedingly
well.
Diving
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In swimming as basketball, the Chapel Hill entry fell
before its brother institution, N. C. State. In all the previous
years of competition, State College had never defeated
Carolina, although last yar they were co-titlests since they
did not meet during the regular season. On January 1 1 in
Bowman Gray Pool, the two rival brother coaches
(Ralph Casey — Carolina; Willis Casey — State) sent their
swimmers against each other and Willis' squad, dominated
by outstanding stars, made a clean sweep of every first place.
Again on February 18 the Blue Dolphins fell before State.
Warren Heeman, Baltimore junior, captained the team.
Other standouts on the team were Smith Jewell, Bob Linker,
Newell Gill, Larry Shannon, and the only senior on the
squad, Duke Widoff. These men contributed to the record
of 9 wins and 2 losses of the 1953-54 Blue Dolphins.
Captain Warren Heeman
First Row. Linker, Jewell, Shannon, Heeman, Gill, Wydoff. 5.;roW Ko«; Diffenbach, Wolz, Holmes, Williams, Hussey, Manaeer Colbert
Ihna Row: Perry, Ray, Baker, Higgms, Harden, Dannenbalm.
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1953 Results
UNC OPPONENT
57 Clemson College 27
54 University of South Carolina 27
51 Duke University 33
63 Davidson 19
48 Bainbridge Naval Trn. Sta 36
22 N. C. State College 62
57 Emory University 26
52 Georgia Tech 32
50 University of Georgia 34
44 University of Virginia 40
31 N. C. State College 53
Season dual meets: Won 9, Lost 2
Conference Meet:
1st — N. C. State
2nd— UNC
Larry Shannon
First Row: Hallden, Collins, Rivera, Hearne, Godfrey, Chappie, Quails. Second Row: Howard, Scott, Brumley, La Grand, Grantham,
Hudson, Hartsell, and Coach Meade.
GYMNASTICS
This year's gymnastics team pitted itself against the
nation's finest, and although the record was somewhat
blighted by the results, definite improvements in the
team's performance were shown. The Tar Heels lost
to the fine teams of Navy, Army, and Syracuse.
In their own baliwick the Tar Heels were unbeaten,
easily handling Duke and West Virginia among
others.
Coach Meade was fortunate in having a seniorless
team. His outstanding performers were Gordon
Hudson, the team's outstanding scorer, captain Otis
Hartsell, Pete Brumley, Biff Howard, and Bill Rivera.
Workout on parallel bars
Bill Rivera
Coach Meade in practice session
Biff Howard
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TRACK
liniEl
Top: Coach Dale Ransom
Bottom: Beall takes the lead
The talent-shy and injury bedeviled Tar Heels could
do no better than third place in both the conferences
winter Indoor Games and the spring outdoor cham-
pionships, but they had their moments and provided
some surprises.
Since the Tar Heels have led by a wide margin
all league members in winning both indoor and out-
door titles over the years, the year's outcome in the
cinder sport was quite a stepdown. That the year
would be a struggle was inevitable in the winter.
However, prospects looked fairly bright in the spring,
and but for some untimely accidents, the Tar Heels
would have done much better.
In dual outdoor competition the team won four
meets and lost three. The Tar Heels made a battle
of it in the titular meet and seemed assured of second
place, behind Maryland, until the outcome of the
last two events. They missed it by a hair, Duke get-
ting the runner-up spot.
First Roll-: Duke, Harden, Bennett. Osborne, Bell, Ray, Cornell, Scott, Ryan.
Second Rotr: Murray, Houghton, Keiger, Yarborough, Mitchell, Bostian, Welch,
Flowers, Marxs, Wilson, Higgins, Third Row: Manager Jones, Brown, Beall,
Newman, Purdue, Morris, Green, Marcinko, Hackney, Coach Hilton and Coach
Ransom. Not Pictured: Hester.
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1953 Results
UNC OPPONENT
1 12 1/6 William and Mary 18 5/6
64 Princeton 67
93 1/2 VMI 37 1/2
52 Maryland 79
81 N. estate 50
67 Duke 76
96 1/2 Virginia 34 1/2
Won 4, Lost 3
Southern Conference Won 3, Lost 2.
Pre-Meet Confabs
Frank Scott
Sonny Beall
Jack Bennett
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Top: Herb Browne and Coach Kenfield
Bottom: Captain Del Sylvia
TENNIS
Year after year. Coach John Kenfield turns out one
of the nation's finest teams at Carolina, and his
1953 edition was no exception. The team rolled to
a new peak last season when the Tar Heels went
undefeated in 23 straight dual matches. This team,
considered by many as Carolina's finest, was
captained by Dei Sylvia.
Del Sylvia won the conference singles champion-
ship for the second year in a row, and Tom Bradford
and Don Thompson, two freshmen with two more
years of eligibility, teamed to take the doubles title.
Teamed with such outstanding men as Herb
Browne, Bobby Payne, Pete Green, Ronnie Ker-
dasha. Bill Izlar, and Sam Handel, the Tar Heels
were established No. 3 in the nation. Winning over
such opponents as Harvard, Springfield, Michigan
State, 'Williams, and Kalamazoo with amazing ease,
the netters easily established themselves as the most
feared in the South.
Possibility of another undefeated season loomed
forth for next year's team as Captain Del Sylvia is
the only major loss from this season's squad. Coach
Kenfield is eagerly awaiting next spring.
First Row: Handel. Bradford, Sylvia. Payne, Kerdasher. Se
Coach Kenfield.
<kJ Row: Manager Smith, Islar, Thomp,son, Browne. Gustafson, Green, and
1933 Results
UNC OPPONENT
9 Springfield 0
12 Harvard 1
12 Harvard 8 jm
14 Williams 1 X-
14 Williams 1 ^ jf.
9 Amherst 0 ■ ■
6 Michigan State 3 I m'
7 Sewanee 2 ^ ■
9 Georgetown 0 '^^ ■
1 5 Dartmouth 0
1 5 Dartmouth 0
9 Kalamazoo 0
9 Wake Forest 0
9 N. C. State 0
7 Duke 2
7 Davidson 2
9 William and Mary 0
9 Virginia 0
7 Williams 2
9 Amherst 0
7 Harvard 2
7 Princeton 2
7 Yale 2
Won 23, Lost 0
Southern Conference, Won 5, Lost 0
Browne and Payne
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Thompson
Handel
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BASEBALL
"Big Steam" Bunn Hearn, Carolina's lovable head
baseball coach, is a spring campus fixture of nearly
30 years standing, and his assistant, Walter Rabb, is
one of the most able young baseball coaches in the
country. Carolina always has good baseball teams,
and the boys have a lot of fun in this sport in Chapel
Hill.
The baseball Tar Heels of 1953 were one of the
best in recent years. For the season they won 17
games, lost 5. In winning the title in the torrid Big
Four race, they captured six out of nine. They had
a Southern Conference record of twelve wins and
three losses.
\X/ith Chal Port, Don Marbry, Bill Lore, and
Joe Pazdan the big mound winners, the team looked
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Bullum: Coach Bunn Hearn confers with players
First Row: Manager Hamilton, Hooks, Motsinger, Pazdan, Henning, Port. White, Yelverton. Dale, Keller. Hawks, Marbry. Second Row:
Davidson, Gravitte, Morgan, White, Williams, Stowe, Robinson, Mozier, Frye, Coach Hearn, Scearce, Coach Rabb, Holt, Lloyd, Long, Lore.
to be the class of the conference, but took a tumble
in the playoffs at Raleigh to Duke and missed out on
the NCAA tournament. The Tar Heels deserved
better luck.
Ed Hooks, in his first year as a catcher, led the
team in batting with a .438 average. Wayne White,
Fred Dale, and Harry Lloyd all finished above the
three hundred mark. Will Frye, a freshman, did a
fine job behind the plate, sharing with Hooks the
catching duties. The classy inheld gave the club color
and distinction while the outfield was the most
feared in the league.
Chal Port won the Big Four pitching title, and the
Tar Heels took the team batting honors.
Coach Rabb was NCAA district three chairman
and set up the NCAA tournament in Charlotte
which his own team missed by a whisker.
Shortstop Dale
OutheMer Vi'hite
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Catcher Will Frye
Starting Moundsmen Port, Pazdan, and Lore
1953 Results
UNC OPPONENT
1 Georgia Teachers 2
7 Rollins 1
3 Rollins 6
1 1 Rollins 1
1 1 Mich. State 1
1 1 Mich. State 9
3 Camp Lejeune 5
5 Clemson 4
7 Furman 1
5 N. C. State 10
8 South Carolina 1
5 The Citadel 3
18 Davidson 5
0 Wake Forest 2
8 Virginia 5
5 Duke 2
1 1 Davidson 0
5 Wake Forest 2
13 N. estate 3
2 Duke 4
Southern Conference Tournament
1 3 Maryland 2
2 Duke 7
1 5 Geo. Wash 0
3 Duke 5
7 N. C. State 6
6 Wake Forest 5
3 Duke 1
Regular Season, Won 17, Lost 5
Big Four, Won 6, Lost 3
Southern Conference, Won 12, Lost 3
Overall, Won 19, Lost 7
Relief Pitcher Marbry
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GOLF
Making good use of the University's new
and beautiful 18-hole Finley course and
club house, the 1953 Tar Heels breezed
through a wonderful season.
Captain Bob Black's well balanced
team, with every regular at one time or
another taking medal honor in a dual
meet, the Tar Heels in the regular season
slipped only once, being shaded by Duke
14-13, while overcoming its other oppo-
nents, The Citadel, Williams, Ohio
University, Notre Dame, "Virginia, N. C.
State, and Wake Forest.
They made up for the one lapse in
the Southern Conference championships
by winning the team title with a record
score of 579. Carolina's Jim Ferree took
the individual championship.
Then, in the NCAA, Carolina's Bill
Williamson stroked his way to the finals
and emerged runner-up for the national
tide.
In addition to Ferree and Williamson.
Coach Erickson praised Bob Black, Billy
Ford, Billy Thornton, and John Frazier
and accorded them much of the success
of the team.
Mountcastle, Coach Erickson, Ford
Bob Black
Coach Erickson
ill Williamson and Bob Black
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FRESHMAN FOOTBALL
Freshman Starting Backfield: KiUets, Farmer, Klochak, NKMuIlt-n
One of the most powerful freshman football teams at Carolina in
the past few years was turned out this past fall by Jim Gill. Winning
easily over all their opponents except Duke, the Tar Babies excelled
in every department, running, passing and especially defense. It
looks like Coach Barkley has solved many of his next year's
problems by the outstanding performances by many of the freshmen.
Fiisl Roiv: Donahoe, Williams, Love, Killets, Sutton, McMullen, C. Boyette, Gould. Secund Row: Bmton. Boyette, Mellick, Stavnitsky,
Farmer, Dickerson, Gardner. ThirJ Rou: Lear, J. Jones, Billich, B. Jones, Malonc, Rough, Livsey, Styles. Fourth Row: Magner, W,
Boyette, Weiss, Bessie, Perry, Haynie. Deane, Klochak. Fill!) Row: Man.iger Rand. Ryan, Jamerson, and Gill.
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FRESHMAN BASKETBALL
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f/nv Rati:- Hearndon, Henderson, Johnson, Wallace, Young, Rosenbluth,
Clark, Singleton, Ward. Second Row: Manager Luben, Hooten. Richardson,
Teague, Dale, Rand, Ashworth, Gafney, and Sutton.
Coach Buck Freeman with Lennie Rosenbluth
Carolina's freshman basketball team seems to be one of the
finest in several years. The squad is loaded with talent
which will be a big help next year in once more making
Carolina a basketball powerhouse.
The versatile Lennie Rosenbluth is one of the finest
prospects to come to Carolina in years. Joe Quigg is an-
other with Bob Young and Dick Ward also bringing hope
into the eyes of Carolina basketball fans.
Coach Buck Freeman's charges had a very successful
season and more can be expected of them in the next few
years.
Another winter freshman sport got under way with the
wrestling team swinging into action. The grunt and groan
sport gave indication that the winter season would continue
the dominance of North Carolina's freshmen among the
conference foes. Many of Carolina's freshman grapplers
far exceeded the expectations of the coaches and turned
in performances that was indicative of future varsity
material.
FRESHMAN WRESTLING
Coach Johnny Guiton
Firsl Row: Andrews, Gray, Tell, Van 'Winkle. Ayscue, Korshun, Trent.
Second Row: Glover, Wible, Cowan, Hany, Moore, NX'agner, Hinson.
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First Row: Hunter, Smoot, McGinnis, BrcnnarJ, Marks. Hcttlenian. Second Run: Hall, Smith, Chamberlan, Drake, Krepp, Dryer, Coach
Jamerson.
FRESHMAN SWIMMING
The freshmen swimmers turned in a performance that equaled if not bettered
the mark of previous freshman teams. Coach jamerson was well pleased and
expected that many of his freshmen swimmers would be pushing hard for
varsity berths next year. Many of the freshman records were broken by this
outstanding group of swimmers.
FRESHMAN PROFILES
George McGinnis, a freshman diver, is
expected to bolster the varsity squad next
season. As a freshman, he showed much
that gave indication that he will be a
standout.
Jim Beatty, freshman crosscountry and
track runner, broke the existing freshman
crosscountry as well as the varsity record.
Taking first in all the freshman meets,
he broke a record every time he came to
home with a victory. He is truly a great in
Carolina's freshman sports.
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WOMEN'S SPORTS
Fiisi Rou: Mary L. Junes, Anntr Htrbert, Pat Hortun, Jackit McCarthy, Connie Carbough. , Sarah Cashwell. Second Row:
Betty Burth, Joy Whisunont, Betsy Bracey, Kitty Wright, Sarah McCarter, Pat Corbett, Nancy Home, Carolyn Johnson, Alice Hicks.
Third Raw: Mrs. Hogan, Miss NX'ooJwarj, Mary B. Cook, Jess Gant, Kit Wallace, Jane Berryhill, Jo Ann Murphy.
The Women's Athletic Association, of which all
coeds are automatically members, sponsors several
sports clubs and an extensive intramural program.
Tournaments and games provide different sports each
semester in the large year-round intramural program
Seafed: Miss Kellam, Miss Price, Mrs. Fink. Slciidii/x-' Miss
CK.Jwin, Miss Woodward. Miss Spangler. Mrs. Hogan.
which gives an opportunity for social and recreational
participation.
The WAA Council with the aid of the Women's
Physical Education faculty directs the sports which
are carried on in accordance with the policies of the
National Section on Women's Athletics.
Sei/cd Nanci Home. Carolyn Johnsr
Hogan Sljndnr^: Xanty Gerl.ich. Mi
lane Berryhill, Mrs.
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WOMEN'S PHYSICAL EDUCATION FACULTY
WAA EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
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INTRAMURALS
Intramural Coordinators
Hooks, Coach Rabb, Johnson
The Department of Intramural Activities is the divi-
sion of the Department of Physical Education and
Athletics which organizes and conducts a broad
program of competitive activities on the campus for
the voluntary participation of the student body.
In seeking to give the members of the student
body every chance to realize the outcomes the pro-
gram established to promote sportsmanship, the
Intramural Department assumes the responsibility for
supplying adequate officials and trained officials. In
addition, the Department considers the introduction
of new activities to the student body as one of its
more important functions. A reasonable amount of
precaution is taken to safeguard the health and
safety of the participants.
All members of the University student body and
faculty are invited to participate in any phase of the
program that appeals to them.
Outstanding Intramural Athletes
Bill E\ans and Smitty Lineberger
Outstanding Intramural Managers
Al Poppleton and Rod Nichols
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CHEERLEADERS
Under the tutelage of Head Cheerleader Jim Foun-
tain, the 1953-54 Tar Heel yell squad turned in a
fine job of building, conditioning, and maintaining
the renowned Carolina spirit.
The usual pep rallies and torchlight parades were
displayed with a new look and new twists, while
Saturday afternoon activity from the stands of Kenan
Stadium had much to do in the backing of a Tar
Heel team which got off to a fast start by winning
its first three games.
One of the high points of the cheering season came
in the activities preceding the Maryland-U.N.C.
game. A torchlight parade and street pep rallies were
only two of the many activities that the cheerleaders
led the student body through on the eve of the big
game.
Carrying on this same spirit throughout the rest
of the year, the cheering squad did much to lift the
Carolina spirit to post-war levels.
Head Cheerleader Jim Fountain
First Row: Ann Hartzog, Jim Lewis, Frank Harris, Johnny Rhoades, Jim Fountain, Tom Wakefield. Pete Brumley, Frank Ramos. Pat Turn-
bul. Second Roic: Joan Gant, Eleanor Wrenn, Marilyn Habel, Dottie Law, and Jean Bunch.
THE CARD BOARD
Under the capable leadership of President Bob
Skillen, the Card Board had another highly success-
ful year, providing halftime entertainment for the
Kenan Stadium fans. Highlighting each game was
the presentation of the half-time score of the foot-
ball game. This flexible score stunt involved much
detailed work, but thanks to this industrious group,
the stunt was performed in a most graceful manner.
Also featured this year was the taking of Carolina
card stunts to out of town football games in nearby
Wake Forest and Duke, thus showing off to those
present at these games the perfected work of the
Card Board.
Ending up the season with a social function, the
Card Board is looking forward to another football
season and the chance to make even better the
animated, script, and public service card stunts which
are a feature of a Saturday afternoon football game.
First Row: W. E. Radcliff, Tom Lindsey, Albert Clay, Valerie Nichols, Jean Hayes, Bob Skillen, Mary Fran Plummer, Bob Gahrmann,
Gary Sluder, Bob Carswell. Second Row: Grace Alley, Bob Bell, Lib Patterson, Lib Suddreth, Bradley Katz, Barbara Pendergraft, Cookie
Kooker, Carol Moore, Mary Lou O'Mara, Bette Bostian, Bill Scarborough. Third Row: Charles Hoover, David Ward, Luther Hodges,
Perkinson Hayes. Bob McLaughlin, Howard Zerden, Buddy Clark, J. B. Carroll, David Weil, Craig Horsman, Bennette Whisenant, Rex
Littlejohn. Fourth Ron-: David Bruton, Bert Howell, Bill Porterfield, Al Mebane. Norman Tipton, Stuart Teichman. Harry Forbes, Holt
Laws, Albert Heinz, Lionel Perkins, >X'iley Harrell, Reno Bailey, Snyder Pate.
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BAPTIST STUDENT UNION ... 292
CAROLINA PLAYMAKERS ... 289
CAROLINA POLITICAL UNION . . .
CAROLINA QUARTERLY ... 274
COSMOPOLITAN CLUB ... 290
DAILY TAR HEEL ... 270
DANCE COMMITTEE ... 285
DI SENATE ... 293
HILLEL FOUNDATION ... 286
INDEPENDENT COED BOARD .
MEN'S GLEE CLUB ... 283
NEWMAN CLUB ... 290
PHI ASSEMBLY ... 288
PLANNERS' FORUM ... 273
PRESS CLUB ... 291
TAR HEELS AND TOES ... 275
TARNATION ... 272
U. N. C. BAND ... 276
UNIVERSITY CLUB ... 277
UNIVERSITY PARTY ... 284
WESLEY FOUNDATION ... 287
WOMEN'S GLEE CLUB ... 282
YACKETY YACK ... 266
Y M C A . . . 278
Y W C A . . . 280
291
274
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THE
YACKETY YACK
1954
Tom Spain
Assistant Business Manager
Lib Moore
Editor-in-Chief
The "Salt Mine" is quiet now, the typewriters
show signs of neglect, no waste paper litters
the floor, and neatness pervades the room. All
this gives mute voice to the fact that at last the
Ydck has gone to press! The barrenness of the
room brings to mind the continuous activity
which filled it through the fall and winter
afternoons as the staff contributed time, effort
and ideas to make your 1954 Yackety Yack.
Although we of the staff had our troubles, head-
aches, and fun, we were united by the desire
to get our job done well.
Jane Yearley
Activities Editor
Page 266
Jean Williamson
Senior Editor
Mary Bascom Cook
Junior Editor
Peggy Barnard
Sophomore Editor
Don Freeman
Freshman Editor
The year began during orientation week when the new
typists were swamped by eager freshmen waiting to be
photographed. Gene Hackney, Bob Hinshaw, Don Freeman,
Miller Carmichael, Jimmy Mills, and others somehow stuck
it out through last day rushes of the upper-classmen. Our
foot-wear)' photographers, Mr. Cheek and Mr. Balance,
won't soon forget those long lines of waiting students which
wound around in the Rendezvous Room, either. Later, after
the office work began, Peggy patiently stopped her filing
and looked up hundreds of lost photo numbers. As time
progressed and the Yack was in full production, Cornell
almost lost his mind scurrying around campus to keep photo
appointments. Jean Williamson and Mary Bascom Cook
labored away on their class sections to meet deadlines. After
doing re-takes on several of their pictures, Pat Seawell
became well acquainted with most of the med students.
Then, there was the time when she was stranded between
floors on the elevator with the med school senior officers I
David Leonard made an untold number of trips to the P. O.
lugging Yacks to be mailed. After Jane, Vince, and Lib
spent a "lost weekend" ordering reprints, the office acquired
its official title of "Salt Mine."
The Beauty Contest turned out to be the best yet and
a highlight of the fall. Markham gloried in being surround-
ed by all the top campus beauties, and Nose, loving every
minute of it, did a great job as Emcee. 'Reen, the little
dynamo behind the Beauty Contest, created much excite-
ment over keeping the queen's name a secret. Mr. Lavergne
Staff members working with senior section.
THE 1934
YACKETY YACK
Osborne Lee
Fraternity Editor
Phyllis Forrest
Photography
Coordinator
Bill Warwick
Assistant
Sports Editor
TYPIST STAFF
Left 10 Ris^ht: Jay Zimmerman. Snookie Stone. Zeb 'Weaver. Lois
Collins, Kendrick Townsend.
Louis Patseavouras
Sports Editor
Bob Hinshaw
ROTC Editor
David Leonard
Exchange Editor
Johnson's sage advice, help, and work on
the Beauty Section were indispensable.
Through it all late-working staff mem-
bers stayed up-to-date on campus affairs as
sounds from the multitudinous meetings
echoed through the thin walls. Socializing
in the Yack office between cases became
standard procedure for the Honor Council
on Thursday nights. Lee Paul's good
kodachrome saved the day. The inability
of sorority girls to take decent snapshots
increased Thelma's worries. Russ, com-
pletely surprised over his birthday party,
did the honors by cutting his cake with a
huge DTH ruler. About that time the
midnight oil burned late and often on the
2nd G. M. Eleanor boosted our spirits by
making many trips upstairs loaded with
coffee and Cokes. During several periods
of despair, only the patience, understand-
ing, and skillful help of Price Coursey, the
engraving representative, kept us going.
Our "rush orders" gave Marilyn and her
ART STAFF
Mary Ruth Linville and Put Davis
Page 268
photo lab staff headaches throughout the year. Boyden Hen-
ley, Jerry Cook, Jack Markham, and Pete Daniels willingly
assisted with the photography. Without Alice Asbury,
Betsy Stoner, Joan Green, Lois Collins, Ann Street, Snookie
Stone, Kendrick Townsend, Jackie Park, and all the other
faithful typists, the book would never have gone to press !
"Old Dad" always added gaiety and sunshine to life in
the Salt Mine — especially when he had a stamp-covered
letter from Jersey. Our pulling pictures turned the office into
a mad-house for several days as frantic efforts were made
to meet those pre-Christmas deadlines. The Deke pledges
unwillingly did a great job in helping Obbie and Zeb get
the fraternity section ready on time. Louie and Russ were
not alone when it came to missing deadlines ! Certain house
cuts caused a lot of trouble, but Marty Jordan came to our
rescue. Without Mary Ruth to do pin-drawings and to
correct last minute art work, the editor would have com-
pletely lost her last thread of sanity. Max Ballinger's snap-
shot contest made the choice of snapshots easy. Bob Colbert,
always dependable, gave both technical and "fatherly"
advice. Charlie Shelton had fun — period. Jane had her
share of troubles, but she will never forget a certain dog
which was so obnoxious while one picture was being made
— and then there was page 290! Obbie's mystic seances
provided unique interludes in the continuous grind. T. B.'s
work winds up the year for us as he gives out the finished
product.
We of the staff have enjoyed working on the Yack and
feel it's a good book — but, of course, we're prejudiced. We
hope you like your 1954 Yackely Yack.
PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF
Ltfjl lo Ri^hl: Jerry Cook, Malcolm Copeland,
Boyden Henley, Pete Daniels.
Seniors wait in line to be photographed.
Jack Markham
Co-Beauty Editor
'Reen Norris
Co-Beauty Editor
Pat Seawell
Graduate and Professional
Schools Editor
Cornell Wright
Photographer
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Rolfe Neil, Editor
The Daily Tar Heel bumped along through a
tempestuous year, serving the students with news,
editorials, local and national pictures and features —
all on a six-day- a-week basis. (And on the seventh
day they rested.) The paper joined the Associated
Press again receiving full wire coverage.
On the lighter side was the saga of Sir Charles
and the misty maiden ; on the campaigning side was
the editorial battle against big-time athletics at
Carolina.
Managing Editor Louis Kraar built up one of the largest staffs in years, and they did a superb job
of coverage. The only indispensable man, it was found, was Kraar. Assisting him at the slot was News
Editor, Ken Sanford. Sports Editor, Tom Peacock, spiced his pages with personality features and the fanciest
layouts ever appearing in the paper. It probably was the best sports page in Tar Heel history. Jim Schenck and
Al Shortt skillfully piled up the bank balance to see it all through.
Top item on the printing agenda, (beyond merely suffering through each night's press run) was the air
mail edition to the Georgia game in Athens. A blue ram butted a red bulldog oft the page, but on the field
it was different.
GENERAL STAFF
Seated, left to right: Tom Lambeth, Beverly Blemker, Jennie Lynn.
Standing, left to right: Dick Creed, Charles Kuralt, Jesse Nettles,
Fred Powledge, Joyce Adams, James Duvall, Ken Sanford, Ann
Pooley, Ed Yoder, Jerry Reece.
SPORTS STAFF
Lejt to right: Jack Murphy, Rooney Boone, Vardy Buckalew, John
Hussey.
r A/-fiK O'li
>Ati« 'irli
I.ouis Kraar, Mjthiging Editor
A I. Shortt. Business Manager
loM Peacock. Sports Editor
BUSINESS STAFF
Left to riKht: Al Shortt, David Leonard, Syd Shuford, Jack Stilwell.
When the staff wasn't on duty it was relaxing
together. The first Sunday night party at Harry
Snook's was casual, and it set the pace for the rest of
the season. This spring's beach party was no slouch
affair, either.
Then, too, getting out each day's paper was some-
thing of a festivity even though at times it took
Pinkerton detectives to locate enough staffers to do
the work. Just check the Goody Shop.
Kuralt and Powledge read "Kansas City Milkman"
and haven't taken oft' their belted raincoats since . . .
Pooley had her hair cut and it didn't go unnoticed
. . . JayBee somehow survived and only because he
did, did the students get a paper . . . Lynn went to
Newport and Adams to NYC — both on business . . .
Creed learned the ways of politicians and kept smil-
ing . . . Duvall doodled, and it came out on the edit
page . . . Saunder's pen was in everyone's business,
and they loved it . . . Hogg, Witty and "Venable
vowed to give up the publishing business . . . Shuford
finally got the mail out while Stilwell was looking
for the ad dummies . . . Yoder discovered Thomas
Wolfe and made him famous via the Daily Tar Heel
. . . Buckalew and Hussey did what Peacock didn't
want to do and Murphy and Barkley did what none
of the other three would do . . . Larry Saunders put
up with all of them . . . Beshara wrote on bridge,
Levin on goodbyes and Sirkin and Leonard on ad copy
. . . Nettles told the airport manager the facts of life
. . . 'Vann had at least one idea a day . . . Cooper
found out the paper had never heard of the 40 hour
week . . . Lambeth cheerfully missed supper . . .
Dilorio would have gone to Athens . . . Wright posed
dozens for the birdie . . . Reece outdid Dragnet . . .
And Colbert mothered everybody.
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ARNATlQH.
In Webster's New Collegiate Dictionary, the word humor is defined thusly: "A changing and uncertain
state of mind; a caprice; a whim; fancy; . . . whimsical or freakish action or happenings ... a quaUty which
appeals to a sense of the ludicrous or absurdly incongruous ..."
There you have it . . . TARNATION! We embarked upon our second year since re-birth (by political
section in 1952) with high hopes, mediocre material and low income. "It's a humor magazine, you know,"
was our stock comment after the first issue ... but if Webster's definition of humor is any criteria, we have
succeeded, for a more whimsical, capricious, ludicrous, freakish and incongruous group never existed.
The run-in with the "High Command" over the November issue and that cartoon . . . money? What
money? That everlovin' Beacon Mills ad!
Like it or not, we seem to be rather solidly back to stay. We annoyed you during registration . . . aggra-
vated you with our "well-run" circulation system . . . said nasty things about you in print . . . but being capri-
cious, whimsical and always incongruous, we want to thank the reading half of our public for another
successful year.
Jackie Brooks, Edito
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The Incomparable Business Manager,
Steve, handling the financial fiascos of the
editor-in-grief . . . Rueben declaring that
as production manager he was entitled to
produce . . . something! Jerry achieving a
certain fame for his wonderful character,
"The Slob" and deserving every bit of
it . . .
Left to right: Steve Owen, Business Manager; Stan Smith, Jerry
McMahon, Associate Editor; Rueben Leonard, Production Manager;
Dave Brady, Artist.
Stan Smith always calm and always clever
. . . Ann, the harried office manager wad-
ing through stacks of illegible subscription
cards . . . Rollie's laugh echoing through
the marble corridors of tlie "lower level".
Lej! to right: Art Einstein, Rollie Tillman.
Lej! to right: Stan Shaw, Jane Abernathy, Frances Vi'atts, Ann L'nder-
wood, office manager; Pat Horton, Virginia Agnew.
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Although founded in 1947, the Caro-
lina Qnarlerly actually continues a
tradition of literary activity that has
been on campus since the first publica-
tion of the Carolinit Magazine in 1844.
This year the Quarterly enjoyed the
highest level of student participation
in its history. A hard working and
enthusiastic staff was rewarded with
lively campus interest throughout the
year.
Seated. Left to Right: Bill Oakley. Charlotte
Davis, Editor; Claire Frank, Bebe Baumann.
Statiding: Julia Shields, Bill Icarhorough,
Jim Dunn. Jim Turner. Bobbie VCalker. Carl
VCiUiams, Ginger Cummins.
Carolina Quarterly
The Independent Coed Board is an
organization designed so that the in-
dependent women of the university
may have an opportunity for the devel-
opment of social, civic and intellectual
interests.
The Board itself is made up of two
representatives elected from each
women's dorm by the non-sorority
women, but all the non-sorority women
on campus come under its auspices.
Seated, Left to Right: Keen Oliver. Joy
Whisonant, Stella D'Aleo, Jean Hayes,
Lucia Johnson. Standing: Celia Brown,
Nancy Fox, Anne Mc^X'hirter, Libby Whit-
field, Amy Cooke, Dorry Liggett.
Independent Coed Board
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Planner's Forum
The Planners' Forum, formed in 1952,
IS the local professional organization
of graduate students majoring in city
and regional planning; other graduate
students interested in problems of
metropolitan planning may become
members. The Forum encourages extra-
curricular discussion of topics of pro-
fessional interest, sponsors visiting
lecturers, and through affiliation with
the Federation of Student Planning Or-
ganizations, is the avenue of contact
with similar groups at other univer-
sities.
First Rotr, left to riglit: Robert Barbour.
Harry Coblentz, Don Stewart. Gayle Harder.
Frank Skribanek. Burt Lawrence. Serond
Row: George Beaton. Will Hansen, A. C.
Howell. Barclay Jones. Bick Foster. Bill
N'aliory. F. Stewart Chapin. Jr.-professor.
Third Bow: Manuel Seoane. Jack Devaney,
Martin Rotly. John Harvev. Bob Seler, John
A. Parker Hea<l of Department.
Ever since they chose their name in
1952, the Tar Heels 'N Toes have been
thriving. They now number over thirty
members not all pictured here. The
club's purpose is to promote interest
in all types of American square danc-
ing and also in the folk dances of
foreign countries. But whether it's a
■Virginia Reel or a European peasant
dance, the group's primary aim is to
ha\e fun.
First Row, Seated, left to right: Betty
Schoekley. Brownie Menius. Kit Sledge. Second
Row, Seated: Joan B. Weeden. Mary L. Camp,
Jody Derry. Third Ron; Seated; Peggy Need-
ham. Elise Montgomery. Martha Calton. Sue
Shugart. Fourth Row, Seated: Annie Nicliol-
.son. Ruth I. Price, Beth Okum, Fifth Row,
Standing: Sy Herzog. Clarence Kidd. JiTii Ivey.
Deet Johnson. Lloyd Farrar. Walter R. Lynn.
Richard Taeuber.
Tar Heels n Toes
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UNC
Band
The University Band under the capable direction of
Professor Earl Slocum and Herbert W. Fred attempts to
provide an outlet for enjoyment and musical experience
to the students of the university. In the fall the marching
band provides a variety of music and color at the pep
rallies and football games. One of the highlights of this
fall was the instrument-theme song show which included
the instruments formations and theme songs of some of
the nation's popular orchestra leaders.
After football season, the marching unit becomes a
major part of the concert band which performs during the
remainder of the year. It gives a formal concert in Hill
Hall. However, the most popular concerts seem to be the
spring lawn concert series under Davie Poplar. The band
brings its year to a closing when it plays for commence-
ment each spring.
Top, Ltjt to R:ght: Earl Slocum, direttcir, anJ Herbert
W. Fred, assistant director.
Center, Left to Right: Ken Pruitt. vice-president, and Jim
Headley, president.
Bottom, Left to Right: Jean Stanford, Guyte Cotton, Pat
Gibson.
UNC BAND
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University Club
UNIVERSITY CLUB
First Ron, se.iied: Lewis Mack, Dick Nixon. Jo Ann Jones, Roy W. I'pchurch. Bill Scarborough. Second Rou; seated: Pat Turnbull,
Jeanne Bunch, Betty 'W'annamaker. Liz Lynn, Annette Niven. Ann Pooley. Joanne Murphy, Laurence Maddry. Third Row, standing:
iBarry Fogel, Fred Hutchins, Doc Broadway, Delaine Bradsher, Johnny Medlin, Bill Calvert, Bill Moore, Jack Stevens. Fourth Row:
DeWayne Tripp, Joe Rand, John Comer, Jim Fountain, Ted Taws. Daniel Vann, Gene Brown, Don Christopher.
The University Club is primarily a service organization, and
all of its functions are carried through in the interest of the student
body and the University. The motto of the club — For the Univer-
sity— is self-explanatory of the purpose of the club.
Composed of a representative from each dormitory, sorority,
fraternity, band, Cardboard, cheerleaders and the Monogram
Club, it has direct contact with almost every student on campus.
The functions of the club are many and varied. Through the
cooperation with the Athletic Association, the Club seeks to
promote and maintain enthusiasm and good sportsmanship in all
University events by sponsoring pep rallies, homecoming attrac-
tions, and an annual carnival in the spring.
The officers for the year have been Bill Calvert, President;
Treasurer; Lib Suddreth and Jo Ann Jones, Secretary.
Bill Calvert, President
Fred Hutchins, Vice-President; Bill Moore,
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NtJ Harbin
President
Dr. Virgil Mann
Chairman of the
Advisory Board
FRESHMAN FRIENDSHIP COUNCIL
First Row, left to right: Robert Young, Blaine Beck, James M, Howey. David E. Setzer. Brent Dorrity, Steve Venters, Quincy Ayscue, Larry
Ford. Second Row: John Bridger. Glenn Davis, Ronald Oldenburg, David Mclnnis, James R. Luther, Edward Britt, Oscar Bolch, Joe E.
Brown. Art Mashburn, Joe Christian. Stephen Undera-ood, John Reid, Bobby L. Newton. Third Rou: Ronald Garhmann, Nick Fisher,
Don Boone, Sam Barnard, Owens Batten, Thomas Jackson, William Pearce, Don Wells, Bobby Sullivan, Dick Shermer, Warren McDevett.
Y. M. C. A. FRESHMAN
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YOUNG MENS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
Ninety- FOUR years on this campus, the Carolina
Young Men's Christian Association is one of the
oldest student YMCA's in the world.
The program is planned to meet the interests and
needs of students moving ahead on the basis that
Christianity applies to every aspect of life. Effective
Christian leadership is developed as members work
creatively together on different phases of the
program.
FRESHMAN FELLOWSHIP
This year's Freshman Fellowship had its beginning
from a group of Freshman Campers. It was decided
that the spirit should continue as an organized
association that would promote interest in subjects
of concern to the Freshman class. Topics of student
government, debating societies, and fraternities
were presented and discussed at supper meetings.
A dance at Averett College in Danville, Virginia,
was one of the more exciting activities of the Fellow-
ship.
Y.M.C.A. CABINET
First Rou, Seated, left to right: Virgil I. Mann. Robert P. Hyatt. Ned Harbin. President; Claude Shotts. Second Ron: Standing: John
Riebel, Associate Secretary; Bernice Theiling, Chairman, Personal and Campus Affairs; Bob Pugh, Chairman, Christian Faith and Heritage
Committee; Clint Lindley, Chairman, World Relatedness; Ram Gnanadesikan, Bob Barlowe, Chairman, YMCA-Hillel Film Forum.
ORIENTATION CAMP
To unite in a desire for a full, creative college life . . .
To determine to have a part in making this life possible for all students . . . To seek to
know God, to understand him ... Is the goal that we, students of Carolina, women of
many denominations and backgrounds, attempt to achieve.
To listen to Mary's problems and help her solve them . . .
To take part in campus activities such as U. N. week, realizing that here lies world hope
— hope for our association's ideals, and a world where men with differences may live to-
gether . . .
To meet the international students-people who are learning our culture; people from
whose cultures we may also learn . . .
Living day by day, savoring each moment, preparing for a better tomorrow . . . Not only
talking of Christianity, but trying to be more like Him in our daily behavior . . .
Standing up for our ideals in religion, yet remaining tolerant and unprejudiced toward
the beliefs of others . . .
The Y is ours and yours. Girls before us made it and its ideals what they are. It is our
privilege to continue its work. 'We hope that through worship, work and play our college
life will prepare us for brotherhood and a better understanding of life.
We know that only through these can we find and share happiness.
Y.W.C.A. CABINET
First Row, left to right: Jennie Lynn, Kirsten MiUbratte, Alice Hicks, Thelraa Souder, Marilyn Habel, Carolyn
Hartforci, Mary Jane Bumpous, Betty Ray. Second Row: Jo Ann Jones, Mary Kit Myers, Lois Collins, Sara
Rose, Connie Lassiter, Mase Chapin, Eleanor Addison, Sara Kate Davis, Norma King, Sally Winn, Mary B. Cook.
Third Row: Edith Rogers, Ann Folger, Jean Hayes, Janie Carey, Emily Cook, Mary Lowery, Eleanor W'renn.
Y
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Marilvn Habel. President.
X'.C.A. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
led, left to right: Marilyn Habel. Emily
3k, Mase Chapin, Eleanor ^"renn. Stjnd-
: Kirsten Millbratte, Mary Jane Bump-
,, Betty Ray.
i'. W. C. A. MEMBERSHIP COUNCIL
-list Rou; Sejteil, left to right: Doris
OCorthington, Ann Folger, Miriam PelzeL
iecond Row, Standing: Peggy Pierpont, Jean
latliff, Virginia Whiteman, Julia Shields,
toy Whisonant, Janyce Winders, Nancy
3urciiam, Betty Burch, Sue Folger.
This year the Y has:
Sponsored informal talks by the faculty and friends of the Y.
Has had outside speakers to lead discussions concerning religion and other
phases of life. Dr. Cheek, Dr. Harland, Dr. Leslie, Charlie Jones and
Dr. Boyd have shared their ideas with the students.
Held vespers in the women's dorms and sorority houses every week.
Given international dinners, teas for foreign students and others to become
better acquainted.
Sponsored, with the YM the trip to the UN Seminar in New York.
Helped in the hospital by feeding patients, answering the phone, running
errands for the nurses.
Helped with scout work in the community.
Sponsored clothing drives for the needy.
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Sally Jente, President
The Women's Glee Club, under the able direction of Mr. Joel Carter
and Mr. William Whitesides, began its 1953-54 season by performing
jointly with the Men's Glee Club at the University Day celebration. A
benefit concert was performed by the groups at the First Baptist Church
of Chapel Hill. Then interest was centered upon preparation for the
annual fall concert. Following this they joined the Chapel Hill Choral
Club in a performance of Handel's "Messiah". The Glee Club also
appeared in a concert with the State College Men's Glee Club in Raleigh.
For spring semester other appearances with the Men's Glee Club were
planned with the height of the activities being the formal concert.
Women's
Glee
Club
OFFICERS:
Kathkrini; Jente President
Nora Jane Rumph Vice-President
Ann Folger Secretary
Etta Mann Treasurer
First Row: Martha Bridger, Jackie McCarthy, Margaret Gutierrez, Mary Anne Hayes, Elsie Peterson, Kathryn Williams, Ann Folger. Second
Row: Grace Alley. Phyllis Cogburn. Elizabeth Hamilton, Katherine Atwater, Phyllis Bailey, Jeanne Grana, Peggy Slate. William White-
sides. Third Ron: Etta Mann, Nora lane Rumph, Mary Spainhour, Betsy Thomas, Sally jente. Hazel Crawford, Nancy Keister. Norma
Newell. Mr. Carter.
The Mhn's Glee Club opened the season by singing for Founder's Day
and then the UN Day celebrations. Following these dates, the Club
traveled to the University of Virginia and sang a joint concert with them
on Friday night preceding the annual football game between the two
universities.
They joined with the Women's Club for the annual Fall concert just
before Christmas, and then assisted the Chapel Hill Choral Society in its
presentation of Handel's Mess'uih.
After the two highly successful tours of last Spring, the Club made
plans to continue this work. The year was climaxed by a joint concert with
the Women's College chorus at Greensboro and finally by the annual
Spring concert witli the Women's Club of the University.
William Chance. Presideni
OFFICERS:
William Chance President
George Thomas Vice-President
William Calvert Secretary
James Gulledge Business Manager
Rupert Williams P/iblicily Manager
Joseph McGugan Librarian
Joel Carter Director
Men's
Glee
Club
First Row, Iff/ to rinht: Gene Swindell. Wyckliffe Hoffler. Addison Smith, Clyde Alexander. James Chamblee. Rupert Williams, Billy
Wright. Thomas Duncan. Leonard Reaves. III. Second Row: James Gulledge, Jr., Henry F. Brooks, Doyce F. Wise, William E. Warnick,
James W. Pruett, Richard Craddock, Joe McGugan, J. Gray McAllister, III. Bill Saliston, Hugh Ma.wn, Billy Woosley, Zane Eargle. Third
Row: Thomas E. Sibley, Jerry J. Love. Douglas Dewing. Ronald Pritchett. Troy Page. Gene Parsons. William Chance, Leonard B. Bennett,
William C. Padgett, Joe Sturdivant, Bill Leary, Harry Burley, Bill Calvert, Joe Pinner, Mack Thacker. Fourth Roii\- Ken Anderson, George
Thomas, Oscar Bolch, Jr., Calvin E. Venters. Joe Secrest. Gene Wagoner. Owen Norment, Bill Pittman, Donald Branch, John L. Heath,
Donald T. Davis. John M. McCaskill. Bill Branch. Bob Exum. BiltSelf, Bill Houser.
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Lou WOLFSHEIMER. ChalrDUUl
The Universit\' Party, having functioned for over twenty-five years,
is the oldest of the campus poUtical groups. The party was started by a
group of about fifteen students interested in Student Government. For
the first three or four years its meetings were held in dormitory rooms and
the basements of fraternity houses. By the early thirties the University
Party had become a campus wide organization, and it remained unopposed
until nineteen forty-six as the only major student political party on the
campus. It has been through the efforts of many of the past members of
the University Party that the form of Student Government that we have
today has evolved. For the party, then as now, has worked for a more
democratic, self-governing student body.
The party, since its beginning in the 1920's, has followed the
philosophy of group representation by one member of each group. For
it is the conviction of the party that a more efficient organ for administer-
ing the function of political parties in student government can be gained
through this group organization.
Today the University Party is composed of a steermg committee,
which in turn is composed of members representing groups of at least
twenty-five students. It is the work of this steering committee to select
candidates and to determine policies for the party.
This past year has been a successful one for the party, and much of
the credit for this success goes to our two chairmen last year, Walt McFall
and Jack Stilwell.
Fint Rou; left to tight: John Hawes. Jerry Cook. Stella D'Aleo, Janyce Winders, Virginia Gunter, Anne Bell. 'Keen Norris. C. B. Schley,
Alice Asbury. Second Row: Jack Stilwell. Julia Shields. Jackie Brooks, Sonia Bergan, Ann Underwood. Barbara Burgess. Gloria Nix.
Eleanor Saunders, Dottie Law. Mary Ida Brown. Third Row: Morris Broad, Jim Buyer, Bob Farrell, Bob Meacham, Beverly Webb, Al
Mebane, Kirk Kynoch, Jim Roquemore, Jack Skinner, Mary Frances Stone, Carolyn Little, Bob Eberle. Fourth Row: Bill Sanders. Lionel
Perkins, John Bi|ur, James G. Oglesby, Robert S. Grimes, Pete Adams, Lou Wolfsheimer, Gordon Battle, Bob Harrington, Jr., Jim Love-
lace, Claude Pope. IIL Ogburn Yates.
University Dance Committee
The University Dance Committee has as its foremost objects the role
of host at Carolina dances and the tasks of maintaining order at social
functions sponsored by campus organizations. This group of students,
familiar in their formal dress with blue and white rosettes in their lapels,
in their careful vigilance of campus dances are striving toward making
Carolina dances the functions that both students and faculty desire. During
the 1933-54 season, the Committee has effectively performed its duty. The
group has had a most successful year, both in helping to put on Carolina
dances and guiding them toward perfection.
Wallace Edmond Prid&en, Ptesidenl
First Row, left lo right: Wesley James Anderson, Harvey Deakins Bradshaw, Don O. Fowler,
James Robinson Harper. Second Row: Robert Sutton Grimes, Walter Gurley, Sam Ingram,
Edward Franklin Jenkins. Third Row: William Pickens Lore, Thomas E. Medlin, David Bob
Mullens, Lionel Parker Perkins, Jr., Jake Hertel Rountree, Ir.
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Se.ileJ, left to right: Lewis Sherman, Publicity Chairman; Barry Fogel, Historian; Howard Zerden, Treasurer; Etta Mann, Vice-President;
Rabbi Rosenzweig, Director; Henry Isaacson, President; Arthur Barbanell, Secretary; David Glass, Religious Chairman; Ken Myers,
Advisory Chairman; Sue Shuff, Interfaith Chairman.
HiUel Foundation
The Hillel Foundation was founded thirty years ago by B'nai Brith,
the largest Jewish service organization in the United States. The Founda-
tion here at the University is one of the 220 Hillel organizations serving
Jewish students throughout this country, Canada, Cuba, England and
Israel.
Hillel attempts to train and prepare university students for future
leadership in their respective Jewish and local communities. The program
is a varied one, ranging from religious and cultural functions to dances
and other social alifairs; activities include religious services, exhibits,
forums, classes, vocational information, and projects of an interfaith
nature ... all of which help to encourage Jewish education and spiritual
growth. The program is determined by the Cabinet and by numerous
committees, through which the students participate in the organization.
Henry ls,^ACSo^■, Pitndent
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SrM)A~i MCHI I i:i.l.()\\'SHlF AT WKSI.H'l' FOl NDA I ION
Wesley Foundation
To PROVIDE A COMMUNITY in which students may explore the meaning
of the Christian faith for their Uves: this is the purpose of Wesley
Foundation. In Bible study groups, Wesley Players, "Coffee and
Theology", daily vespers, weekend get-togethers, "meet 'n eat" and other
such activities graduates and undergraduates come together with the belief
that Christianity is relevant to all the problems of life and in the belief
also that this relevance can be known.
Wesley Foundation is located in the University Methodist Church;
its doors are always open and its facilities available for use by students
and faculty.
Executive officers are: Dave Johnson, president; Baxter Mclntyre,
vice-president; Georgia Lee Hatley, secretary; Harold White, treasurer.
Officers of the Wesley Young Adult Fellowship are: Laud Harmon,
president; Millie Belheimer, vice-president; Ann Bell, secretary-treasurer;
Dot Hall, social chairman.
EXECUTIVE COMMrnTE
'l?/rst Row: Georgia Lee Hatley, Dave Johnson.
Second Row: Baxter Mclntyre, Harold White.
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Philanthropic Assembly
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Wade Matthews, Speaker
The Assembly of the Philanthropic Literary Society, founded at the
University of North Carolina in 1795, is a legislative debating organization
which serves the campus as a medium for the expression of thought and
the interchange of ideas. It meets in Phi Hall which occupies the top floor
of New East building each Tuesday evening for consideration of a bill
or resolution of current mterest.
During its earlier years, the Phi endowed the University library with
its rich collection of books, contributed to the building of New East and
formulated and enforced the honor system for half of the student body.
The Phi today is organized on the pattern of the State House of
Representatives, but topics may be of national, international or local
interest. It offers its members training in leadership, parliamentary proce-
dure, and public speaking, while formulating lasting friendships through
participation in the activities of the Assembly.
Flit! Ruir: Dayton Estes, Lewis Biumfield, Don Angell, Wade Matthews. Ronald Pritchett, Syd Shuford. Second Row: Hamilton C.
Horton, Jr.. Harrison Dunlop. Bruce E. Mehrmann. J. L. H. Kernodle, Bob Pace. Lawrence Matthews. Third Row: Bill Porterfield, Franz
Roberts, Laurence Maddry, Sol Cherry. J.inu-i Duv.ill.
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"The Good Woman of Setz-
uan" by Bertholdt Brecht, in
the Playmakeis Theatre. An
experimental production of a
modern German play.
tmsmm . .'ii^'
"Judgment Over Daniel" by
student Frank Gloseclose. A
playmakers student production
in the Playmakers Theatre.
The Carolina
Playmakers
The Carolina Playmakers, com-
pleting their 36th successful season,
look back with pride at the simple
beginnings in 1918, when Frederick
R. "Proff" Koch joined the Univers-
ity's English department and intro-
duced his now famous English 31, a
course for beginning playwrights. In
that class Koch initiated his life-long
efforts toward a new and vital folk
drama, which resulted in the success-
es of such American playwrights as
Paul Green and Josefina Niggli.
Traditionally, the activities of the
Playmakers fall into two divisions.
There is first the program of major
productions, with at least one play a
year staged outdoors in the Koch
Memorial Forest Theatre, and an-
other toured extensively through
North Carolina and neighboring
states. Bridging this program with
that of experimental production of
new plays by student playwrights,
the 1953-54 season saw introduced
into the major plan two new full-
length plays written by local authors.
Two organizations fostered by the Playmakers in early years are now flourishing independently, encouraging community
drama in the southeast. These are the Carolina Dramatic Association, which holds its annual drama festival at the historic
Playmakers Theatre, and the Southeastern Theatre Conference.
The Carolina Playmakers are, in a very real sense, a community theatre. Any student, member of the faculty or resi-
dent of the area may become a member simply by taking an active part in any one of the many phases of production of
a Playmaker play.
"Mister Roberts" by Thomas
Heggen and Joshua Logan, in
the Playmakers Theatre. An-
nual production of a modern
hit play.
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The Cosmopolitan Club
The Cosmopolitan Club tries to
provide "a home away from home"
where students from other countries
may meet each other and meet Ameri-
can students. It beheves that by meet-
ing and knowing each other, we can
break down many of our prejudices
which lead to world misunderstand-
ings, and thereby promote the cause
of world understanding.
The National Newman Club
Federation is a confederation of
Catholic Clubs on secular college and
university campuses. Founded in 1913,
it now encompasses over 400 clubs
with a membership of 175,000.
Here at Carolina we have had a
wonderful year under the guidance of
Father Weidenger, our chaplain. This
season we have had talks on foreign
travel, weiner roasts, movies and our
usual Christmas party for the orphans.
First Row, left to right: A. Linskey, Elder, Mack, Treasurer; Jones, Ayock,
Michels, Black. Second Rotv: C. Linskey, Delgado, Jurczak, Husbands, Mercer,
President; Timlin, McManus, Park, Schreiner, Kelly. Third Row: Devaney,
Worsley, McCabe, Vayda, Harden, Citrini, Vice-President; Giguere, Father
Weidenger, Jones, Kelley, Brunelle, Patrick, DiBattista. Not pictured: Adan,
Alvarez, Gilsdorf, Secretary.
The Newman Club
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The Press Club
First Row, left to right: Margie Garner, Claire Reid, Dell Hoyle, Florence
Williams, Anne Frederick, Joyce Adams. Second Row: Jack J. Parks, Jr., Bill
Venable, Jerry Epps, Fred McGee, Wilbur Jones. Third Row: Paul Mason,
Clint Andrews, Roger Meekins, Jess Nettles, Jr., Robie McClellan.
The Press Club was organized in the
spring of 1951 for the purpose of
establishing and maintaining a fellow-
ship among students interested in
journalism.
The Club seeks to provide an
atmosphere in which students can
express their own ideas and viewpoints
and have them discussed freely and
openly. Guest speakers are frequently
heard by the Club.
Finl Row, sealed, left to right: E. B. Jeffries, Joel Fleishman, Donald T. Sherry.
Second Row, standing: Gene Cook, Dave Reid, Pebley E. Barrow, Robert Pace.
Carolina Political Union
The Carolina Political Union is
a non-partisan student discussion group
which has served the University of
North Carolina for over twenty years
by acting as a stimulus for the free
expression of ideas. Each week during
the academic year the CPU raises
issues affecting all students, for the
purpose of bringing into the bright
light of free examination the opinions
and views of all persons.
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First Row, SeMed on Floor, left lo rinhl: Bill Cash, Sam Presson, Tom Mauldm, Don Hill, Ju^cph Giles, W ,iUcr Lon.i;, M.iunce Canaday,
Carl W. Cox, Second Row: Frances Johnson, Betty Jean Scott, Miriam Lewis, Rachel Humphries, Sarah Buie, Peggy Hartman. Third Row:
Wyckliffe Hoffler, John Colson, Lewis Phillips, Bill Russell, Milton Higdon. Robert Hines, Ernest Bumgarner, Franklin Giles, Donald T.
Davis. Fourth Row: Bob Hughes, J, C. Herrin, Ken Sanford, Dowd Davis, Earl Page, Verton Heath, Brownie Schaefer, Bill Adams.
Baptist Student Union
The year starts at different times for different people. For some old fogies it begins January 1; for the
more collegiate it begins in September with the opening of school; but for the B. S. U.'ers it began this year
with a pre-school retreat at Holden Beach. It seems that plenty of plans came out of that retreat, too. The
supper forum series, based on the theme of worship, were considered among the best meetings held by some
of the students. Sunday mornings saw revitallized and thriving classes, presided over by some of the leading
teachers on campus. The parties and socials were results of good planning and management. Daily medita-
tions led by students in Gerrard Hall added a spiritual uplift during the week for many of us. The inspiration
and guidance of our pastor. Dr. Habel, throughout aided our work greatly and, of course, there was always
the wisdom and understanding of J. C. Herrin, our student chaplain. So, with a succession of meaningful
activities, the year moved on. It is our wish that more of the 1,200 Baptist students on campus would have
participated in this wonderful experience we call "B.S.U."
OFFICERS
Joseph Giles, President
Brownie Schaefer, Vice-Presideni
Frances Johnson, Secretary
Sam Presson, Treasurer
Bill Cash, Forum Chairman
Bob Hughes, Religious Education
Dialectic Senate
Dedicated to debate, parliamentary procedure, free exchange of ideas,
development of poise and power in public speakers, training in delibera-
tive assembly, and patterned after our State Senate, The Senate of the
Dialectic Literary Society was founded on June 3, 1795. The present student
government, honor system. Dance Committee, debate team and many
Carolina traditions had their beginning in the Dialectic Society. The Society
boasts such famous alumni as James K. Polk, Archibald D. Murphey,
Thomas Wolfe, Archibald Henderson and Frank Porter Graham.
Already possessing its own hall and an impressive and valuable
portrait collection, the Society is expecting to finish out its plan this year
to renovate the hall by supplying it with individual desks and chairs. This
renovation plan is being supported by contributions from the alumni and
active membership of the society.
Gerald Parker, Preudent
Ftrsl Row. left to right: Stanley S. Shaw, II. Daxid E. Reid, Jr., Charles S. ^X■oIf. Joel. Fleishman, Gerald Parker. Henry A. Lowet, Ken
Penegar, Beverly ^X'ebb, Ben C. Raven, Jr. Second Row: Jinn Lovelace, Scotty Hester, David Mundy, Lawrence McElroy, Clyde Smith, Jr..
Emilie Patton. Virginia Agnew, Wilbur M. Boice, Jr., Tommy Bennet, Riciiard E. James. Third Row: Dave Burrows, James R. Turner,
Lew Southern, Lynn Chandler, Bill Scarborough, Eric Jonas, Charles Akerman, Larry Addington.
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Honoraries
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KK'fi^S^
MEMBERS 1953-54
428 James Clarence Wallace
483 John Lassiter Sanders
490 William Davis Cash
498 Edward George Bilpuch
499 James Edward Mclntyre
514 James Louis DeLay Lamm
519 William S. Pregnoll
520 Robert Hume Thomason
521 Thomas L. Carroll
522 Edward A. Stevens
523 Rolfe Neill
524 Thaddeus Seymour
525 Robert D. Gorham, Jr.
526 Thomas Rezzuto
527 Edward B. Gross
528 James L. Honey, Jr.
529 J. Andrew Bell, Jr.
530 Walter M. Dear, II
531 Eugene Oberdorfer
532 Kenneth L. Penegar
533 W. Stephen Perrow
534 Thomas Sully
535 James C. McLeod, Jr.
536 Gilbert Marsh
FACULTY MEMBERS
6 Charles Phillips Russell
70 Claude Edward Teague
90 Edgar Ralph Rankin
102 Robert Burton House
109 Herman Glenn Baity
111 Ernest Lloyd Mackie
119 Albert McKinley Cootes
121 Joseph Burton Linker
T41 Corydon Perry Spruill
149 Frederick Corlysle Sheppard
176 Earle Horace Hartsel
186 Joseph Maryon Saunders
193 William T. Couch
209 Edgar Alexander Cameron
220 Walter Smith Spearman, Jr.
231 Gordon Gray
274 John Tettemer O'Neil
299 Frederick Henry Weaver
429 Raymond L. Jeffries, Jr.
509 Howard W. Odum
516 Archibald Henderson
9fe VALKY
OFFICERS
SUSAN AMBLER, President
MARILYN HABEL, Secretary
ALICE CHAPMAN, Vice-President
•
NANCY HORN E, Treasurer
EMILY COOK, Alumnae Secretary JHM
MEMBERS
Mase Chapin
Mary Catherine Myers
Thelma Souder
Nancy Shaw J
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HONORARY MEMBERS |
Lillian Youngs
Doris Hutchinson j
Efje (BxUv of tije #lb l^ell
OFFICERS
James Walter Maynard President
Harry Pawlik Vice-President
Harvey Deakins Bradshaw Secretary-Treasurer
Ernest Lloyd Mackie Recorder
CHARTER MEMBERS
William Donald Carmichoel, III
William Robert Coulter
Jesse Henry Dedmond
Peter Harry Gerns
Samuel Hirsch
Charles Louis Johnston, Jr.
Allord Kenneth Lowenstein
William Ernest Mackie
Basil Lamar Sherrill
Donald Gray Shropshire
Leonard Adolph Szafaryn
Dr. Samuel Thomas Emory
Dr. Ernest Lloyd Mackie
Dr. William Smith Wells
MEMBERS INITIATED
1953
Gordon Gray
Patricia Ann Aydlett
Anna Morilla Beeson
John Toscon Bennett
Charles Donald Blonton
Sarolyn Sue Bonowitz
Harvey Deakins Bradshaw
William Credle Brown
Thomas Reeves Burgiss
Charles Eugene Coin
Rowe Bogle Campbell, Jr.
Donald Cory Carroll
Beverley Jane Chalk
Robert Hamilton Clompitt
Herbert Benjamin Cohn
Charles Raymond Cronham, Jr.
Joseph Garner Dail, Jr.
Donald Thomas Davis
Lyell Clark Dawes, Jr.
James Daye
Robert Daye
Grace Eunice Door
Robert Norwood Ellington
Walter Norbert Ernst, Jr.
Archibald Taylor Fort
Theodore Golden Frankel
Shirley Ann Gee
James Chester Goodin
Grace Calvert Gordon
Robert Diggs Gorham, Jr.
Nancy Rose Green
Edward Bailey Gross
John Moss Guilbert
Marilyn Habel
Virginia Flora Hall
James Lowton Honey, Jr.
Robert Winship Heath
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Marilyn Habel
Kenneth Morton Myers
Lucy Ann Street
Alternates:
Charles Eugene Cain
Louie Lee Patseovouros
MEMBERS INITIATED
1953
Gay Elizabeth Hogan
David Kent Jackson
John Payne Jackson
Katherine Elizabeth Jente
Henry Cloy Johnson, Jr.
Barrett Franklin Kalb
Carol Alice Kelly
Elizabeth Ann Kirby
Jomes Cory Lester
William Pickens Lore
Henry Augustus Lowet
Bruce Merger
James Walter Maynard
Thomas Carter McDonald
James Carlisle McLeod, Jr.
Mary Louise Mitchell
Kenneth Morton Myers
Carman Louise Nohm
Louie Lee Patseovouros
Harry Powlik
Joseph John Pazdan
Kenneth Lowing Penegor
Daniel Elijah Perry
Wanda Lou Philpott
John Edward Poindexter
Williom Alexander Rankin, Jr.
Barbara Lillian Reed
Nancy Gordon Ripple
Barksdale Fletcher Roberts
Dale Sonford Ryon
James Simpson Schenck, III
Betty Jean Schoeppe
Julio Elizabeth Shields
Hal Cox Sigman
Raymond Robinson Simmons
Dorothy Roe Smith
Edward Marvin Smith
Martha Ann Smith
Jane Ann Sneed
Robert Arthur Spaugh, Jr.
Elizabeth Stetson
Alva Wore Stewart
John Quincy Stilwell
Lucy Ann Street
Patricio Ann Todd
Patsy Ruth Upchurch
Gerald Max Wagger
Willard Irving Walker
Rachel Carroll Williams
HONORARY MEMBERS
Robert Burton House
Gordon Gray
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©rber of m ©rail
OFFICERS
HARVEY DEAKINS BRADSHAW Exchequer
WALTER DALLAS GURLEY, JR. . . . Vice-Exchequer
"ERBERT HOWARD BROWNE, JR.. . . . Scribe
SIR KNIGHTS
in Addms, Jr.
I Osborne Ayscue, Jr.
« William Claiborne
Thomas Eugene Cook
'Thomas Claiborne Creasy, Jr.
Robert Diggs Gorham, Jr.
John Payne Jackson
Raymond L. Jefferies, Jr.
William Pickens Lore
Baxter Grady Mclntyre
George Holliday McLeod
Thomas E. Medlin
Edward Leonard Patterson
Harry Pawlik
Kenneth Lowing Penegor
Harry H. Phillips
PHI BETA KAPPA
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Dale Sanford Ryon President
Charlotte Lambert Davis Vice-President
Susan Ambler Recnrding Secretary
Dr. Ernest Lloyd Mackie
Corresponding Secretary-Treasurer
Chancellor R. B. House Dr. A. C. Howell
Dean C. P. Spruill
HONORARY MEMBERS. INITIATED MAY 19. 19"^ 3
Dr. Howard E. Rondthaler . . . .Winston-Salem, N. C.
George L. Paddison Burgaw, N. C.
MEMBERS INITIATED MAY 19, 1953
Roger William Ackerman, Norman Hanson Allen, Susan Ambler,
William Quinby Beard, Jr.. Marvin Bryan Berry, Harold JoKn
Bradley, Jr., Robert Adrian Brown, Barry Wayne Bryant, David
Marion Clinard, Robert Lee Green Connelly, Kenton Bowers Creu-
ser, Farrell Rondall Crouse, Fred Jones Dale, Jr., Charlotte Lambert
Davis, George Thomas Davis, Lloyd Burton Ennis, Vallin Dayton
Estes, Jr., Thomas Albert Farmer, George Wagoner Ferguson, Jr.,
Robert Diggs Gorham, Jr., Leonard Herbert Grodsky, Marilyn
Habel, James Lawron Haney, Jr., Jim Fuller Hicks, John Robert
Ingle, Katherine Elizabeth Jente, Thomas Milton Johnson, Henry
Augustus Lowet, Bruce Marger, Carl Greaves McCraw, Jr., Gerald
Thomas McMahon, Ancel Clyde Newborn, Billy Wilson Miller,
Joseph Louis Murad, Henry Vaughn Murray. Jr., Andrew Henry
Patterson, 11, John Lawrence Prugh, Aubrey Wilford Redmon,
Walter Hert)ert Reichelt, John Luther Rendleman, Nathan Russell
Roberson, Jr., William Haywood Ruffin, Jr., Dale Sanford Ryon,
William Kauffman Scarborough, Arnold Frederick Schild, Robert
Livingston Selig, Raymond Richard Showfety, Grace Pickard Silvers,
Zebulon Vance Smith, Jr., Nathaniel Louis Sparrow, William
Robert Story, Richard LeRoy Taylor, Herbert Holden Thorp,
Charles Swain Tolbert, Raphael Williams Vinson, James Ronald
Younts.
Founded at the College of Willtam and Mary
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Alpha Chapter of North Carolina
SENIORS
Nancy Ann Ader, Douglas Warren Ayres, Mary Alice Ballew,
Anna Marilla Beeson, Marion Wilson BenfieM, Jr., George Willard
Brain. Robert Eugene Calvin, Beverley Jane Chalk, Sarah Jeanette
Chance, Joyce Elizabeth Dickman, Joseph Browning Fields, Shirley
Ann Gee, Joseph Duane Gilliam, Chovine Richardson Gordon,
Max Arland Harris, Hamilton Cowles Horton, Jr., William Ralph
Jacobs, Jr., Henry Clay Johnson, Jr., Mary Ellen Jones, Paula Ruth
Jones, Betty Ann Kirby, Ruth Marie Ledford, James Baxter Linder,
Celia Winnona Lively, Lloyd Binford Moon, Carman Louise Nahm,
Gertie Nelson. Morris Floyd Osborne, Makis Papas, Marian
Rosenbloom Parkins, William Alexander Rankin, Jr., Nanc^
Gordon Ripple, Melvin Jay Schwartz, Margaret Winborne Sears,
Nancy Preston Shotwell, James Pryor Smith, Jane Ann Sneed,
Jackson Gillen Sparks, Ann McDowell Trabue, Wisner McCamey
Washam, Joel Smith Watkins, Jr., James Neil Weatherly, Jr.,
Dixie Belle Whiteley.
MEMBERS INITIATED DECEMBER 8, 1933
Lyndon Ulysses Anthony, Arthur Loren Barbanell, William David
Benson, Richard Lee Bostian, Janie Lee Bugg, Virgil Franklin
Burney, Robert Dalton Byerly, Jr., Luther Hall Clontz, Charles
F. Williams Coker, James Philip Crews, Gordon Cameron Crowell,
Charles Christopher Crittenden, Eric Lindsay Fearington, David
Gardner Futch, Julius Alpheus Green, Jr., Clarence Edward Green-
way, Bobby Sutton Grimes, George Davis Harris, Robert Winship
Heath. Charles Scott Jarrett. Ronald Frank Levin, Robert McDonald
Long, Vernon Wendell McFalls, George Holiday McLeod, Kenneth
Morton Myers, Richard Vernon Neill, Mitchell Sheldon Novit,
Robert Philip O'Connell, Dewey Harris Pate, Mary Jo Paul,
Thomas Bryan Smiley. Jr., Robert Gerald Smith, David Spurgeon
Sumner, John Henry Sweeney, Joe Wayne Thompson, Harriet
Raines Traynham. Clinton Ward Wilson, James Horner Winston,
Arnold Lee Wright.
December J, 1776
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OFFICERS
Lewis Manning Muntzing Preside/it Richard Henry Baker
Marshall Joseph Newman Vice-President
Gerald Routh Daughtridge Secretary
Jr Treasurer
Frank Ogburn Yates, Jr Historian
Dean Ernest L. Mackie Faculty Advisor
PHI ETA SIGMA
Phi Eta Sigma is a freshman honorary scholastic fraternity, its purpose being to encourage sound scholarship
from the beginning of the students' college career. It was founded at the University of Illinois on March 22,
1923. There are eighty-one chapters; the University of North Carolina chapter was established on May 29,
1947.
Honorary Members: Deans Corydon P. Spruill, M. A. Hill, Jr., Cecil Johnson, and Ernest L. Mackie.
Robert Davis Aldridge
Harold Way Austin
Richard Henry Baker, Jr.
Job Oscar Belcher, Jr.
William David Benson
VC'ilbur Malcolm Boice, Jr.
Richard Elliott Byrd. Jr.
Jerry Austin Campbell
Leonard Stanley Clein
Benjamin McLauchlin Covington.
Richard Scott Craddock
Gerald Routh Daughtndge
Henry Hursell Dearman
Thomas Perrin Harrison Dunlop
Harry Roberson Easterling
Lloyd Phillip Farrar
Riciiard Gordon Faw
Herman Sender Fleishman
Donald Owen Fowler
Evangelos Thomas Gavrillis
Robert Lorenza Green
Wade Whitley Harrell,
Snethen Philip Harris, Jr.
Oliver James Hart, Jr.
MEMBERS INITIATED FEBRUARY 2j, 1955
Richard Huner Haywood
Seymour Herzog
George Wyckliffe Hoffler
David Lee Holder
Eric Andrew Jonas
Charles lackson Katzenstein, Jr.
WilliamRay Long
Daniel Rawls Luke
Reginald Gladstone Mason, Jr.
Jr. Lutz Leo Mayer
Thomas Owen Moore, Jr.
Stephen Andrew Moss
Lewis Manning Muntzing
Kenneth Franklin McCain
John Lewis McDaniel
Paul James McDermott, Sr.
Peter Dillard McMichael, Jr.
Richard Vernon Neill
Marshall Joseph Newman
Owen Lennon Norment, Jr.
Leroy Jerry Pearlman
Philip Eugene Penninger
Bobby Lewis Pugh
Graham Henry Rights
Julian Wood Selig, Jr.
Alexander Graham Shanks
Charles Leeds Sharpless, IV
Sherwood Hubbard Smith, Jr.
Raymond Fletcher Snipes
Elliott Solomon
Peter Hale Sprague
James Edward Stephens
George Thomas Strickland, Jr.
Jon Keyser Tice
James Richard Tickle
James R. Turner
Clyde Gilbert Tweed
Thomas Morton Watts
Richard Beverly Raney Webb
Grady Lee Wells
David Louis Whitakcr
Thomas Ewing Wilgus
Leo Carl Wilkerson
Billy Rayford Wilkinson
Charles Hill Yarborough, Jr.
Frank Ogburn Yates, Jr.
Edwin Milton Yoder
Jay Zimmerman, Jr.
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BETA GAMMA SIGMA
HONORARY BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION FRATERNITY
ALPHA CHAPTER OF NORTH CAROLINA
OFFICERS
GRACE PICKARD SILVERS President
W. A. TERRILL Secretary
RAYMOND R. SHOWFETY Treasurer
FACULTY
C. A. Kirkpatrick, D.C.S.
J. M. Parrish, M.S.
H. 0. Longenderfer, M.S., C.P.A.
J. P. Moggard, M.B.A.
J. C. D. Blaine, Ph.D.
D. D. Carroll, A.M.
T. H. Caroll, D.C.S.
J. E. Dykstra, D.C.S.
W. J. Graham, Ph.D.
R.J. M. Hobbs, A.B., LL.B.
C. S. Logsdon, Ph.D.
C. H. McGregor, Ph.D.
J. T. O'Neil, Ph.D.
E. E. Peacock, M.B.A., C.P.A.
G. T. Schwenning, Ph.D.
W. A. Terrill, Ph.D.
H. D. Wolf, Ph.D.
STUDENTS
Virgil Franklin Burney
Leslie Waiter Riley
Max Arland Harris
Betty Jean Daughtridge
Thomas Herman Cashwell
Joseph John Alston
Elmer Charles Bland
James Neil Weatherly, Jr.
Raymond Richard Showfety
Robert Adrian Brown
Bruce Marger
Grace Pickard Silvers
Joseph Gamer Dail, Jr.
Kenneth F. Easter
William Ralph Jacobs, Jr.
Archibald Taylor Fort
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ALPHA EPSILON DELTA
OFFICERS
Michael M. White President
Raphael W. Vinson Vice-President
Vernon W. McFalls Secretary
Herbert G. Andrews Treasurer
The National Chapter of Alpha Epsilon Delta established the North Carolina Beta Chapter
of this honorary pre-medical society at the University of North Carolina on March 25, 1936.
Since that date the local chapter has been active as a guiding group to interest pre-medical
students. It has helped to give these students an insight into the problems and philosophy of
a medical career. By the presentation of guest lecturers from the various phases of the medical
profession, visits to hospitals, and similar activities, the chapter has endeavored to bridge the
gap between the Pre-Medical School and the School of Medicine.
Seated, left to right: Vernon McFall, Mike White, Ray Vinson. Standing, left to right: Jerry Brown, Joe Robinson, Malcom Cox, Bob
Dawson, Dave Sumner, Luther Clontz, Charlie Stout, Joe Woody, Not pictured: Herb Andrews.
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ALPHA PHI OMEGA
OFFICERS
Charlie IC^tzenstein President
Jerrv a. Campbell Vice-Presideiil
Melvin Woodford Secretary
Troy Page Treasurer
Leadership, Friendship, and Service — these have been the guiding principles of APO, as the brothers con-
tinued to serve the campus, community, and nation through worthwhile projects during the past year.
Rho Chapter, founded in 1930 as the 17th chapter of APO, is now member of a "family" that includes
over 265 affiliates m the United States, Canada, the Philippines, and Hawaii. The new pledge class promises
to uphold the finest traditions of unselfish service that have given Alpha Phi Omega its excellent reputation.
What are some of tliose projects
APO has conducted.'' During cam-
pus elections, the brothers have
pitched in to tend polls . . . and
for those SEC programs, APO was
there to usher . . . Parents' Day
at UNC gave our Moms and Dads
a chance to see Chapel Hill in the
spring . . . we've helped to get
those handicapped students to
their classes . . . the Boy Scout
Explorer Conference, with over
500 fellows attending, gave us a
chance to furnish entertainment.
The future promises many op-
portunities for greater service than
ever before . . . and that's right
up our alley.
i-inl Row. left lo right: Richard Adelsheim,
Harold VC. Austin. Gene Campbell, Jerry
C;.impbell. Second Rou: Bill Finnerty, Jim
Hart, Billy H. Herring, Charlie Katzen-
stein. Third Rou: Troy Page, Bill Price,
Billy M. Sessoms, Bill Starrett. Fourth Row:
Charles Merrill, Tom Temple, Kent Thomp-
son. Hugh White.
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KAPPA EPSILON
National Honorary Pharmaceutical Fratermty
OFFICERS
Don Hedrick Kepley President
Grey Bullock Vice-President
OvEDA Fisher Secretary-Treasurer
Joanne Schell Historian
Freda Hobowski- Pledge Mistress
Alice Noble Advisor
Top Row, left to right: Barbara Adams, Grey Bullock, Oveda Fisher, Barbara Gilliam. Botluin Rou\- Freda Hobowsky, Joyce Nelson, Joanne
Schell, Nancy VCoodard.
HISTORY
Fo.'/nded Nationally: May 13. 1921 at the State Unirersity of Iowa.
Lambda Chapter joinided at the Unirersity of North Carolina, fan. 21. 1941.
Colors: Red and White
Flower: Red Rose
Publication: "The Bond"
Object and Purpose: To stimulate in its members a desire for high schohirship; to foster a professional consciousness and to
provide a bond of lasting loyalty, interest and friendship.
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PHI MU ALPHA
Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia was founded at the New
England Conservatory of Music, Boston, Massachu-
setts, in 1898. Its aims are to advance the cause of
music in America, to foster the mutual welfare and
brotherhood of students of music, to develop the
truest fraternal spirit among its members, and to
encourage loyalty to the Alma Mater.
The Alpha Rho Chapter, founded at the University
of North Carolina in 1926, takes an active part in the
furtherance of musical activities at the University.
Each year the chapter presents its American Music
Program, a concert devoted to the performance of
works by American composers and frequently includ-
ing compositions by members of the fraternity.
Whenever possible. Phi Mu Alpha brings to the
campus well-known guest artists.
Keeping in mind the advancement of the best in
music. Phi Mu Alpha attempts to develop a strong
fraternal feeling among the promoters of that art.
pjiii Roir. left to right: J. Charles. Jr., Joseph D. Secrest, Lloyd P. Farrar.
Second Ron : Curris M. Thatker, Jim K. Rogers, Joseph H. McGugan.
OFFICERS
Thomas E. Sibley Presidetii
Jim Headlee Vke-Preside>il
Jerry Munday Recording Secretary
Tom Long Corresponding Secretary
Sandy Thomas Treasurer
First Row, left to right: Lee R. Bostian, John M. Bullard, Guyte M. Cotton.
Second Row: James O. Headlee, Lewis Mack, Thomas H. Long. Third Row:
Thomas E. Sibley, Don Swain, George A. Thomas, Gene Wa.g.qoner.
Dr. W. E. Caldwell
Adiisor
PI NU
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On September 30, 1953, Pi Nu was established on the
campus of the University of North CaroUna. The
Fraternity is comprised of former members of the
Order of DeMolay who attend Carolina. The Alpha
chapter of Pi Nu, the first fraternity of its kind in
the country, was organized by thirty-three former
DeMolays.
The purposes of our Fraternity are to provide a
social program for the brothers, to sponsor worthy
service projects on or near the campus, to establish
lasting friendships, and to further the ideals of the
Order of DeMolay.
First Rou\ left to right: Bill Abercrombie, William B. Akin, Jr., Frank Bernhardt. Donald E. Bullard, Dewey Chappie, Jr., Malcolm Cox.
Cyrus Robert Harrington, Jr. Second Row: Dan Lee Milliard, Hubert Kay Leonhardt, Roger L. McAvoy, James Everett Magness, Don Mat-
kins. I. W, Meadows. Ir.. ^^;^nn]nc Muntzine. Third Row: William Cameron Padgett, Jon Phelps. Frank Plott, Kenneth M. Pruitt, David
RckI. RidnrJ Thiile. D.inicl V.mn. l-.irl M. Vandle, Jr.
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Name
Address
Xi Chapter
Date
53-54
School of Pharmacy
OFFICERS
WiLLiAAr PoNX'ELL Presideiil
John D. Wood . . .Vice-President
Don H. Keplev Sec.-Treas.
UNDERGRADUATES
William Powell
John D. Wood
Don H. Keplev
Elbert Herring
Robert Wolfe
GRADUATES
W. D. Cash
B, C. Cooper
E. T. Brown
N. H. Batuyios
G. H. Cocolas
T. Collier
C. E. KiMSEV
A. W. JOWDY
F. C. HaiMmerness
I. L. HONIGBERG
K. L. Hoy
C. R. McClure
R. W. Meschke
C. Piantadosi
F. W. Teare
FACULTY
J. Andrako F. W. Semeniuk
E. A. Brecht W. W. Taylor
\V. H. Hartung L. M. Teare
H. C. Thompson
RHO CHI
National Honorary Pharmacy Society
Amphoterothen Society
PiiiN Horton, III
Kenneth L. Penegar
Thomas Eugene Cook
Edward B. Gross
Osborne Ayscue
Kenneth M. Myers
Wade Hampton B. Matthews
Joel Fleischman
Gordon Forester
Martin Jordan
Charles Kuralt
Henry Lowett
Gerald Parker
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ALPHA KAPPA PSI
OFFICERS
Aubrey Wilford Redmon President
John W. Austin Vice-President
Robert Skidmore Secretary
James Donald \VILLIA^ts Treasurer
Tom H. Hoover, Jr Master of Riti/al
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First Row. lefl to itg,hl: Donald G. Angell. Grandon D. Barton, Jr., Lacy Baymes, James Berryhill, Elmer C. Bland, Ronald Bolin.i;, Thomas
H. Bridges, Robert Bruton. Stcand Rou: James C. Bryan. Elbert R. Bunch, William Casper. Cokman C. Cover, Eddie E. Haire. Tom H.
Hoover, Jr., Jimmy O. Hutchins, Lamond Krimminger. Third Rote: O. J. Little, Lewis Mack, Lonnie W. Mangum. Jr., Jesse V. Noland,
Jr., Aubrey Redmon, Bob Skidmore, Ben C. Smith, Jean M. Souweine. Foiirlh Roiv: Al G. Stanley. John M. Stuart. Herman Sampson. Jr.,
George Strickland, James D. Williams, Arthur Winstead, John W, Austin.
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Alpha Kappa Psi — founded on October *), 1904, at
New York University — is the first and oldest
commerce fraternity in the United States. Our
chapter, Alpha Tau, was first installed at Carolina
on Februray 18, 1925; and being dormant since 1933,
it was reactivated on November 7, 1948. In 1953,
Alpha Tau attained the highest rank among all the
chapters in the country.
Alpha Kappa Psi sponsors and carries out many
professional programs and services for the benefit
of its members and other students of buisness admin-
istration. These programs take a variety of forms
including outstanding speakers from the business
world, professional seminars, career conferences,
business exhibits, and research surveys. Inspection
tours of leading industries and business firms are
conducted at frequent intervals.
The purpose of Alpha Kappa Psi is to further the
individual welfare of each member by the association
of their mutual helpfulness and common interest in
the areas of business administration.
ALPHA KAPPA PSI PLEDGES
Fini Row. lell lo r,g,hl: Luther H. Warner. Goraon W. Stoff,
Joseph H. Mason, Jr., Douglas O. Tice, Jr., William G. Parmele.
Second Rotr: Kenneth R. Argo, Robert A. West, Henry N. Parrish,
Jr., Marvin Thompson, John Elton Hunsucker. Third Row: James
M. Morrow, Thomas W. Mauldin, Ray S. Harris, Jack Ogburn,
S. Harry Pappas, George S. Erath, John M. McCaskell.
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DELTA SIGMA PI
OFFICERS
Al Joe Braxton President
Curt Needham 1st Vice-President
Harold Rhodes 2iid Vice-President
Richard House Secretary
Jerr\ Ruftv Treasurer
Spurgeon Booth Chancellor
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First Row. left lu iif^lil: Louie Bonaidi, Spur.ntun Bunth, Al Jul Biaxtun. Dtan Dampier, Don l-ryar. Stioiid Ron: Richard
Hauser, Fred Holmes, Alan Johnson, Sam Joyce, Ed Kearsley. Third Row: Tom Lindsey, Tom Moore, Curt Needham, Cliff
Owen, Garth Payne. Fourth Row: Harold Rhodes, Jerry Rufty, Luther Stutts, Richard Taylor, Cecil Wilson.
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Delta Sigma Pi is an international fraternity in the
field of business administration. The fraternity was
founded at New York University on November 7,
1907, and has grown to be the largest professional
fraternit\' in business administration with more than
eight)' active chapters.
The purpose of Delta Sigma Pi is to foster the
study of business in universities; to encourage
scholarship, social activity and the association of
students for their mutual advancement by research
and practice; to promote closer affiliation between
the commercial world and students of commerce,
and to further a higher standard of commercial
ethics and culture and the civic and commercial
welfare of the community.
Alpha Lambda was established at Carolina, May
9, 1925. It aids its members and other students of
business administration with a varied professional
and social program. The sponsoring of talks by able
and experienced businessmen, the presentation of
exhibits in conjunction with the school of business,
and the planning of trips to leading industries
throughout the southeast are only a few of the ways
it supplements classroom theory by bringing student
closer to actual business problems.
DELTA SIGMA PI PLEDGES
Se.ited. left to iiRhl: Harry Rodenhizer, Charlie Floyd, Jack Margrett, George
Douglas. Standing: Frank Hawfield, Joe Meyers, Charlie Shumate, icm Norman,
Ned Donkle, Alan Walker.
KAPPA PSI
OFFICERS
John Clegg Herrin Regent
J. O. Knight Vice-Regent
Ralph Ashworth Secretary
Donald Raper Treasurer
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First Row. left It) right: Leron D. Adams, James W. Anderstm. John W. Andrews. Ralph H. Ashw.irth, Edward L. Bradshaw, Robert A.
Coleman, Thomas E. Curtis. Second Row: David A. Dowdv. Jr.. Lewis B. Doyle. H. A. Farnsworth. William L. Frostick, Eugene V('. Hackney.
W. C. Harrell. Jr.. John C. Hcrr-n. TIjr.d Row: Edward F. Jenkins. W. I. Jenkins. J. O. Knight. Alfred H. Mebane. j'. E. Mills. B. W.
Needham, H. C. Paderick. Toiirth Row: L. P. Perkins, Jr., J. W. Polk, D. J. Raper. J. D. Rhoades. J. C. Robinson. Jr.. Stuart \i'. Rollins,
W. K. Saunders. Fifth Row: W. D. Shouse, W. T. Sisk. W. H. Stanton, J. E. Upchurch, J. G. White.
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All Brothers back early to get "headstart" on semes-
ter system . . . Ashworth's (A.P.) Import becomes
Coed . . . Big Bad Brad and his daylight arboretum
rendezvous . . . Curtis looking for a job!! I "Bet"
Harrell's snowed . . . Ed . . . Hush! . . . "Dorm
Deamons, Ingieberry and Lightning" . . . Zeus with-
out his goddess . . . Matthew's, "Go Billy, Go" . . .
Mebane, "Maniac on prowl" . . . Mills, Paderick and
Stanton with wives in Victory Village.
Needham removes duck blind . . . Perkins, "Eter-
nally" . . . Polk imports ( ?) Averette . . . W-'hup
pins Peg . . . Rollins and Andrews "studying as
usual" . . . Big Wop has TV Lab . . . LIpchurch
leads serenades . . . Baldy nursing the pledges . . .
What's at home, Coleman? . . . Hackney audits
organic lab . . . Lump-Lump says his PEACE . . .
Farnsworth "Dennis the Menace " . . . "Reage takes
a wife " . . . Rhoades flunks eyeball test . . . Sisk
and his nine o'clock deadline . . . "Mother " Raper
escapes 3-D . . . Doyle, the quiet man.
Echo's of "Go Billy" at Wake Forest and Virginia
. . . Pre-New Year's Party at National Convention
in Washington . . . Learning our ABC's in Kala-
mazoo . . . Imports for Pledge Weekend . . . "Rattle,
Rattle" . . . and through Pharmacy Weekend. Any-
one for the beach .-'
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F/rsr Ri,u. hit to right: Mack McCorkle, Michael Parker. Gerald K. Harrington
Bumell Temple. Keith Denny, Don Miller. SeconJ Rotr: lames Ray Oakley. Glenr
Lassiter. Jim Meares, Evans Dallas. Mickey Smith, Harold Thomas. Guy Colemar
Williams. Standing: Leo C. Kelly, Jr., George W, Teer, Jr.. James T. Sheet. Ernes
L. Carraway, Jr., Joe E. Smith, Richard Johnston, Robert W. Foster. Jerry Leather
wood, James E. Arena, Van King, IIL
PHI ALPHA DELTA
Phi Alpha Delta is a national secret Greek letter law fra-
ternity founded in 1889 at the University of Chicago Law
School. Rutfin Chapter of the University of North Carolina
was established in April, 1921. The purpose of the
fraternity is to improve professional standards through
association of students with the bar and to provide a
practical supplement to legal education.
Each year the Chapter conducts a mock trial, presided
over by a member of the State bench, to allow students to
put brief making and trial procedure into practice applica-
tion. Regular business meetings are held every week in
addition to frequent banquets at which eminent speakers
from the bench and bar are presented. A textbook lending
library is sponsored by the Chapter and its books are
available to all students in Law School.
The combined social-professional program is carried out
with the intentions of forming a strong bond between
members of the classes in Law School: the forming of a
relationship between members of the Law School and
former students; and cultivation of principles of legal
justice through bonds of friendship.
OFFICERS
Laci' Thornburg Justice
DuRWARD Jones Vice-Justice
Elton Pridgen Clerk
Robert Hight Treasurer
Wade Mitchem Marshal
M. T. Van Hecke Faculty Advisor
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First Row, left to right: Robert Byrd, John Gates, NX'illiam L. Dawkins. Franklin K. Burns. George W. Gordon. Jack R. Harris. Second
Row: Robert S. Hight, Durward S. Jones, Michael McLeod, Wade "W. Mitchem. Jr.. Jackson B. Morton. William G. Palmer. Third Row:
Elton C. Pridgen, William G. Reid, A. Turner Shaw, Eugene S. Taylor, Lacy H. Thornburg, Calvin C. VCallace. Fourth Row: Robert L.
Spencer, Alex Warlick, Jr., James D. White, James C. Wilson.
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PHI DELTA CHI
OFFICERS
Herman Barbrhv, Jr President
Robert Cohen Vice-President
Evan Setzer Secretary
Henry Dunlap Treasurer
William McDonald, III Master at Arms
Jack Silvers Vice Master at Arms
E. H. WiLLiFORD Prelate
Arthur Schlagel Inner Guard
Phi Delta Chi is a professional pharma-
ceutical fraternity, founded to advance the
science of pharmacy and its allied interests,
and to foster and promote a fraternal spirit
among its members.
The Alpha Gamma Chapter was
established at the University of North
Carolina on May 30, 1922. Phi Delta Chi
has been an active organization in the
School of Pharmacy, justly proud of the
obligations and high ideals of an old and
honored profession.
Fall has come and novv' has passed, but
the semester system is here to stay! Despite
confusion and hardship, the brothers have
become indoctrinated and settled down to
the serious task of survival. Homecoming
weekend found many old grads enjoying
the annual alumni luncheon. A brief pause
for Christmas and we were back at work
again, looking forward to a wonderful
P.D.C. weekend. Warm weather and State
Board Exams again, so good luck to all!
Firii Rote, left to right: Raymond M. Ammons, H. S.
Barbrey. Jr.. D. H. Bissett. Raymond L. Creekmore,
W. A. Dawkins, Jr. Second Row: Henry H. Dunlap,
|r., J. H. Freeman, Wiltshire Griffith. Jr.. JuUus F.
Howard, C. W. Josey. Third Row: Joan A. Kluttz.
William M. Lovelace, Jr., William R. McDonald, III.
V. G. McGugan, Stephen C. Morris. Fo::rth Row:
James B. Patton, W. H. Patton, Billy L. Price, Art
P. Schlagel, R. L. Seabock. Fifth Row: E. S. Setzer,
F. L. Sherril, Jack Silvers, William Jay Swan, Frank-
lin E Wells, E. H. NX'iUiford.
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NEVyTON B. BARCLAY, JR.
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FACULTY MEMBERS
Nicholson B. Adantw-
Walter R. BerryhiH
James B. B
Keener C. Fr
Louis Graves
Edward McG. Hedgp^th
Urban T. Holmes
W. Dougald MacMillan
Roland P. McClamrock
John T. O'Neil
William H. Baker
iNewto^W Barkley, Jr.
^Somuel L. BIythe
Hugh M. Chapman
Ed#ard K. Crawford
James Garland Crouch
Mark 0. Dickerson
William S. Evans, Jr.
Robert L. Gibbon
Richard E. Guthrie
^Ed^ord M^'Wardfsdh
John M. McCollam
John Thomas W. Pace
William S. Patterson
Frank C. Roddey
Kenneth R. Smith, Jr.
George Thomas Smith
Van Lewis Weatherspoon
Order of THE
MINATAURS
Edward Hardison, President
jAMJis Winston, Vice-Presideui
Tom Creasy, Secretary-Treasurer
Newton Barkley, Jr.
William Barnes, Jr.
Edwin Borden, Jr.
Alfred Bryant
Joseph Carstarphen
Hugh Chapman
William Clark
Ula Cozart
Tom Creasy
William Dameron
Mark Dickerson
Charles Eldridge
Thad Eure
William Evans
Charles Froelich
Robert Gibbon
Richard Guthrie
Edward Hardison
Hugh Haynesworth
John Hussey, Jr.
Fred Hutchins, Jr.
Robert Little
Ben Mayo
William Monroe
John McCollam
William McDonald
John McMillan
Arthur Newcombe
Edward Pell
Dan Perry
Barksdale Roberts
Julian Robertson
William Sandridge
Ewill Smith
Kenneth Smith
Richard Todd
James Throp
Gaither Walser
James Whitton
Charles Wickham
Benson Wilcox
James Winston
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order of the SHEIKS
Curtis Harper
Jimmy Adams
Gene Lyon
Dan Allison
Al Long
Earl Johnson
George Smith
Bill Brawner
Irvin Watkins
Jim Webb
Roger Kingsbury
Don Carroll
Mike Seawell
Cart Carmichael
Jimmy Vance
Webb Sherrill
Tom Ruffin
Bill Huff
Tommy Pace
Tommy Moore
Louie Woodberry
James Seely
Farrar Parker
Jim Schenck
Henry Wilson
Don Carmichael
Bill Patterson
Buzzy Shall
Al Short
Steve Owen
Bob Mason
Randy Watson
Bill Howell
Charles Aldridge
Bill Carter
Phil Johnson
Ned Whitmore
John McAllister
Bill Joyner
Bill Bebee
Sam Blythe
Thorn Walker
Allen Pless
Al Purrington
Walton Jovner S.
Steve Trimble V. S.
Ed Crawford K.
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The
Philosophical
Society
of
1779
John McCollam
Biff Roberts
Bill Ford
Joe Hudson
Tom Coghill
Britt Glenn
Cart Carmichael
J. K. Nortleet
Robby Lowe
John Gold
Tom Stokes
Bill Clark
Bill Patterson
Jim Dillingham
Bill Covington
Bill Current
Jack Stoughton
Sherry Smith
Pete Knight
Putt Davis
Bob Williamson
Bob Trundle
Bill Evans
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UGLIEST— Earl Johnson
UGLIER— Jim Crouch
UGLY— Sam Blythe
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13" CLUB ROSTER
1933-54
Bob Williamson
Preiideitt
Bill Covington
Secretitry-Treitsurer
Ed Gauss
Social Chairman
Pete Alexander
Billy Armlield
Jack Borden
Kent Bradley
Chip Bryant
Bob Bundy
Mickey Chamblee
David Clinard
Richard Coker
Bill Covington
Jim Crouch
lohn Dickson
Roddy Dowd
Bill Dryer
Woody Fearing
Billy Ford
Bill Gardner
Ed Gauss
Hedi Gray
MEMBERSHIP
Bob Grubb
Gene Hafer
Bill Hollingsworth
Garland Homes
Weston Houck
Watt Huntley
Sam Jordan
Abbie Keyes
Bob Lambeth
Joe Lawson
Frank Leak
Osborne Lee
Robby Lowe
Ted Lynch
Walt McFall
Joe Ma\ retic
Denny Mitchell
Roy Morris
Joe Mosier
Billy Moss
George Mountcastle
J. K. Nortieet
Skippy Roddey
Tommy Rogers
Jake Rountree
Thomas Spain
Charles Spillaine
Tommy Stokes
Jack Stoughton
Pat Thomas
Ted Tawes
Burt Veazey
Zeb Weaver
John Wettach
Johnny Whitehead
Bob Williamson
Tom Zachary
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RULERS
684 JAMES GILMORE FLETCHER WHITTON
683 HENRY VanPETERS WILSON . . .
689 EDWARD BAILEY GROSS . . .
682 ROWLAND BURNSTAN, JR. .
681 WILLIAM HAYWOOD RUFFIN.
SUBJECTS
681 William Haywood Ruffin
682 Rowland Burnstan, Jr.
683 Henry VanPeters Wilson
684 James Gilmore Fletcher Whitton
686 John Alexander McMillan, III
688 Richard Cartwright Carmichael, Jr.
689 Edward Bailey Gross
690 John Heck Boushall, Jr.
691 Walton Kitchir Joyner
692 Thomas C. Creasy
693 Roddey Dowd
694 Miles Cunningham Gregory
695 Herbert Howard Browne, Jr.
696 James Homes Winston
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What a beautiful crop of coeds UNC
had this year! We had ninety-six of
the prettiest contestants anywhere,
and we surely were proud of them
But since we just didn't have
space for every one of them we de-
cided, in addition to our queen, to
present you with a dream girl for
each month of the year. So here you
are, Carolina gentlemen, your lovely
queen and your 1954 Beauty Calen-
dar.
happy daze! oops, I mean days
PoiUaits by Latergne
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PANHELLENIC COUNCIL
F/«/ i?<5»', /<?// /o i/^/j/.- Martha Reeves, Nanc7 Shaw, Sara Rose, Jayne Adams, Projects Chairman; Sandra 'Wright. Second Row: Frances
Sweat, Adviser; Ann Fleming, Vice-President; Judy King, President; Lyn Daniels, Secretary; Lou Ann Watkins, Treasurer. Third Row:
Harriet Maynard, Perky Putzki, AHce Hicks, Jean Williamson, Norma King,-Scholarship Chairman; Mary Helen Crain, Alyce Chapman.
Panhellenic Council
The PURPOSE of the Panhellenic Council is to
co-ordinate sorority affairs and to air any problems
that can't or shouldn't be solved within the individual
sorority. Panhellenic formulates the rules which
govern rushing and supervises the general rush
program. Our main object is to foster friendly rela-
tions between the six sororities and to encourage
co-operation instead of competition.
There are six sororities at Carolina and Panhellenic
is made up of three girls from each group plus their
alumna adviser and an adviser from the Office of
the Dean of Women.
One of the means of bringing sororities together
is projects. This spring Panhellenic will sponsor
another workshop in which all the sororities will
participate. In this workshop ideas are shared on hov/
to improve the sorority program, and it is also a great
help in preparing the incoming seniors for their
respective sororit)' offices.
Panhellenic also plans to sponsor a big Spring
fashion show to be held at the high school audi-
torium. Every sorority will have a part in it and the
proceeds will go to charity.
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Stray
Greeks
The Stray Greeks is composed of sorority girls whose chapters are not
represented on campus. Its aim is to provide a social outlet for its members
and to preserve the bonds of unity and sisterhood in sorority life.
The group was founded in 1944 under the leadership of Twigg Branch.
It has gained more and more recognition on campus since then and its member-
ship now totals tN\'enty-six.
This year, for the first time, a Stray Greek member acted as a Panhellenic
Advisor in each dormitory during the sorority rushing period. The Stray Greeks
also took an active part in the Women's Athletic program, service projects and
social activities, too.
This year we had ten different sororities represented: Kappa Kappa
Gamma, Phi Mu, Kappa Alpha Theta, Alpha Chi Omega, Alpha Omicron Pi,
Gamma Phi Beta, Alpha Epsilon Phi, Delta Gamma, Delta Zeta, Sigma Kappa.
Officers this year were: Anita Anderson, President; Carol Libby, Vice-
President; Jane Yearley, Secretary; Harriet Hill, Treasurer; Anne Moore,
W.A.A. Representative.
First Row: Anita Anderson, Kap-
pa Kappa Gamma; Betty Ball,
Kappa Kappa Gamma ; Patsy Bar-
ry, Phi Mu ; Virginia Breece, Del-
ta Zeta; Florence Carter, Phi Mu.
Second Row: Barbara Chardkoff,
Alpha Epsilon Phi; Louise Gray,
Gamma Phi Beta; Connie Heard,
Alpha Chi Omega; Martha Hem-
street, Phi Mu; Ann Hebert,
Alpha Omicron Pi.
Third Row: Harriet Hill, Phi Mu
Pat Horton, Kappa Alpha Theta
Pat Kent, Gamma Phi Beta ; Nata
lie Kooker, Kappa Kappa Gam
ma; Annette Levenson, Alpha Ep
silon Phi.
Foiirlh Row: Carol Libby, Kappa
Kappa Gamma; Mary Lynn. Kap-
pa Alpha Theta; Barbara McRee,
Phi Mu; Joan Metz. Gamma Phi
Beta ; Anne Moore, Phi Mu.
Fifth Row: Diane Newton, Phi
Mu; Barbara Payne. Phi Mu;
Anne Pooley, Phi Mu ; Anne Wil-
liams, Sigma Kappa; Jane Year-
ley, Kappa Alpha Theta.
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Alpha Delta Pi
HISTORY
Voiinded NalionnUy: May 15, 1851 at Wesleyan Female College, Macon,
Georgia.
Chartered at the L'niversity of North Carolina November 11, 1939.
Colnry. Blue and White
Flower: Woodland Violet
Publication: Adelphean
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first Row. left to right: Mary Ammons, Bev Blemker, Pat Bohnenkamp, Mary B. Cook, Emily Cook, Vice-President; Billie Daniel, Helen
Faust. Second Row: Ann Folger, Secretary; Phyllis Forrest, Marilyn Habel, Carolyn Hartford. Mary Leigh Hendee, Carolyn Johnson, Norma
King. Third Row: Kitty Lee, Treasurer; Ruth Lower, Jett McFarland, Betty Martin, Mary Ann Murphy, Maggie Padgette, Diana Pierce.
Fourth Roiv: Mary Frances Plummer. Jean Ratliff, House Manager; Martha Reeves, Julia Robertson, Eve Roebuck, Jan Saxon, Pat Seawell.
Fifth Row: Julia Shields, Thelma Souder, Caroline Traynham, Linda Vestal, Betty Lou 'Oi'annamaker. Not Pictured: Alyce Chapman, President.
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Chaos, confusion, and construction . . . buckets
of pimento paint overturned on Emily's floor, tango
red, ivory in everyone's hair, down with the new rugs,
on with the slipcovers, away with the cobwebs and . . .
Peace, perfection and pledging . . . twenty-five in a
divine pledge class, banana bread for 300 men and
Sissy, rest for Mother Maxwell, Tish — the daily 2
o'clock concert.
Pat — a call from Arkansas cotton fields; Alice, call
operator at W.&L. Catch Pierce and prolific parasites
from the med school ! "Anyone for bridge on the
third floor veranda?" — the fire escape to you peasants
on second. Kitty — California or Egypt this time?
Habel sleeps thru Honor Council and Y Cabinet;
wakes up in time for Saturday's game. Jett, just
brought in a new regime to get us "Shook up." Back
from Oslo yet, Julia? "No dope" Ammons, Nasty
Norma and A. F. all teaching ABC's. As quarterback
Vestal watercolors murals over the dining room,
roommate Reeves rants "a lovely boy." Do, re, me,
Saxon can't start the station wagon but Maggie can
the red Checked top. A June wedding, Jean? One in
May for Martin. "Indeed birdseed," you're importing
from Duke. '"Wicked music" sways our Ruth, but
Mary B. sways the new spinet. Murphy's never home;
is Julia 1,000 minutes late again? Blond Eve, southern
belle Bev, Bob's little Mary Fran — down girls, Lou
Lou approaches in the open air carriage. Ski arrives
with Johnson in Vericose — Bride doll Hendee and
side kick Daniel. Find your glasses Traynham? And
the chaos of 301 Phyllis and Thelma. Tears, tremors,
trembling . . . graduation — why did this tremendous
year with ADPi have to end!
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ALPHA DELTA PI PLEDGES
First Row, left to right: Rogie Tyler. Janet Poole, Ginnie Greene, Jackie Park.
Ann Huffman, Valerie Nichols. Second Row: Jean Stanford, Ann Evan.s, Shelton
Owens, Joan HiH, Emily Finch. Sonia Bergen. Jeanne Ellis. Third Row: Gladys
Hatcher, Betsy Gorham, Barbara Brown, Ann Lynn Harrell, Liz Lynn, Sandra
Rothrock, Ruth French, Jane Stanford, Dot Currin.
Alph
ALPHA GAMMA DELTA PLI'DCPS
Firsi Roll-, left to r/,t;ht: Ellen Doak, Daphne Adams, Barbara Smith, Barbara
Golden, Patsy Corbett. Harriet Parrish. Second Row: Isabel Masterton, Alice
Eison, Connie Carbaugh, Fritzi Stollar, Ann Price. Third Row: Trudy Lefler,
Anne Carlton, Lorraine Yancy, Ginger Currin, Jo Eaddy, Joan Leonard.
Please, Ladies! Let's get started! 8, 9, 91/7' 10-Perryman to
Jackson to Huie. Rushing is over but we won't forget a girl and
a boy in a little canoe . . . Hannah . . . orchids from Hawaii . . .
and gobs of Spanish moss. Things settled down to a dull roar in
the little gray house starting with a successful open house for
our wonderful pledges. But how about Nanq' and SUAB . . .
Mary Lu and Newman Club . . . the hard working student
advisors . . . Perky and her long winded conversations with
"Sweetie" . . . Raised eyebrows upon hearing a baby's cry
coming from Mrs. Patee's room . . . Barbara Chrysler-ing off to
Art Lab and points north . . . Fleming and who? Your guess is
as good as ours . . . Claire and Norma chug-a-lugging their
midnight coffee . . . Mrs. Harris and her letters from Korea
. . . Jeanne and "Let's go Carolina! " . . . Underwood and her
taxi with no meter going to the Tarnation office . . . Connie's
heels for class ... the day John refused to wear Emilie's pin
. . . Commuting to the beach ... Jo Jones celebrating Bernie's
initiation . . . Mary and Tom's lovely winter wedding . . .
Kathy's "Did he ki-iss you?" . . . Martha and her unwelcome
yellow slips of paper . . . Turlington off to the flicks . . .
Martha Neal and the chapter athletes . . . Harriet and the
"Eighteenth 'Variation" playing at any hour of the day . . .
■Who laughed during installation? . . . Pat and her new charges.
Pledge points anyone? ... a host of wonderful coffees and
parties . . . Everything combined has made it a great year for
the Alpha Gams. Let's have many more like this one!
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Gamma Delta
HISTORY
Founded Katiniially: May 30, 190-J at Syracuse University, Syracuse, New York.
Chartered at the University of North CaroUna in 1945.
Colors: Red, Buff, and Green
Floiier: Red and Buff Roses
Pnblnalwii: Alpha Gamma Delta Quarterly
First Row, left to right: Martlia Bridger. Treasurer; Marj' Bryan, JeanBr)'ant, Jeanne Bunch. Jody Desmond, Anne Fleming. Second Row:
Anne Harris, Bernie Hileman, House Manager; Martha Neal Honeycutt, Nanc>' Home, Ann Huie. Joanne Jackson, Secretary. Third Row: Jo
Ann Jones, Harriet Maynard, President; Mary Lu Mercer, Barbara Mumaw, Pat Noah, Vice-President; Emilie Patton. Fourth Row: Nancy
Ferryman. Perky Putzki, Claire Reid, Anne Turlington, Anne Underwood, Connie Williford.
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Chi Omesa
HISTORY
Founded Ndlwihilly: University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, Arivansas, April 5, 1895.
Chartered at the University of North Carohna, January 20, 1923.
Colors: Cardinal and Straw
Flower: White Carnation
Pnblical/oii: "The Eleusis" of Chi Omega
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Firu Row, Ufl to right: Bonnie Baker, B.ub.iia Be.iblcy, Betty Burch. M.iry Id.i Bmwn, Janic Circy, J.inet Cozjrt Vice President ; Mary Dorsett,
House Manager. Second Row: Stella Eason. Betsy Goodwin, Agnes Green, Laura Hays, Alice Hicks, President, lulia Kester, Judy Landauer.
Third Row: Dottie Law, Joanne Murphy, Ann Patterson, Treasurer; Ann Penton, Jean Rayburn, Anna Redding, Pat Smith, Secretary. Fourth
Row: Pat Turnbull, Nancy Uzzelle, Sandra Wright, Jo Yokely, Marion Yount. Not Pictured: Jayne Adams, Joyce Caldwell, Margaret
Cheatham, May Holton, Lindy Lindeman, Lina McCarroU, Lois Perry, Marnie Polk.
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Another Fall, another major house cleaning, another
frantic rush season and the Chi Omegas were off to another year
at Carolina.
"Cocheese" and the A.T.O.'s, Jayne and the S.A.E.'s and
Anna, Mary, and the Duke football team getting things off to a
bang with never a dull moment — Janie scouting a fourth for
bridge and "Percy" Eason, Julia, and "A. P." keeping ears tuned
for the magic two ring of the telephone . . . "Y'all, where is
my roommate," yep! Penton still looking for Laura, and May
and Margaret chasing "Tweety" around the house — Lina de-
ciding to leave Grand Central Station, wonder why? Dottie and
Pat finally recovering from stiff legs — Judy trying to fulfill our
social obligations, and Lindy keeping that suntan the whole
winter via a sunlamp . . . Murphy and Barbara and their frantic
aspirations to be Playmakers — Mary Ida, red car with a checked
black and white shirt driving . . . Aggie clutching a pile of
knitting — Betsy trying to see under the steering wheel — Birch
and Alice leading us on to more athletic conquests, and Jo
mashing the hair down with a red scarf — Janet's "mello biniss"
and Mamie's chimes . . . Mrs. B.'s wonderful meals — Lois hav-
ing predicaments and Nancy still corresponding — Pat avoiding
Dr. Harland — Jeans' contagious smile . . . Marion's love for
P.E., and Sandra's "meet me in the Y."
This was Chi Omega 1953-'54. It was great and we loved it.
Singing "So long to the X and horseshoe" we agree . . . The best
year ever.
CHI OMEGA PLEDGES
First Row, left to right: Janet 'i'oung, Betsy Stoner, Alice Asbury, Laura Deane
Matheson, Paula Smith, Catherine Pharr. Kitty Philpott. Second Rair: Coe
Brassell, Becky Gordon, Peggy Williams, Jean Summers, Cynthia Ward, Emily
Urquhart, Gene Overbeck, Toddy Smith, DeeJee Davenport. Third Row: Sara
Fair, Christie Peeler, Joan Sasser, Kendrick Townsend, Susie NicoU, Nell Eley,
Ann May, Virginia Ashburn, Kay Oldfield, Sara Alice Jackson, Laura Wood-
ward, Mary Frances Stone.
First Row, left /" //^/v, Mary Ann H.l)l.^, Cithtrrine Russell. Lou Hawlcy, Liza
Little, Louise Coffey, Kitty Kerr, Carroll Butts, Patty Andrews. Second Row:
Frances Watts, Jackie Steed, Margaret Neiter, Jean Christian, Margaret Kelley,
Carol DuPler. Third Row: Petey Gunter, Sally Liggett, Coco Weidermann,
Martha Crowell, Joan Brown, Ann Tew, Judy Jackson, Bebe Bauman.
Tvi'ENTV-TWO NEW G.T.G.'s, EIGHT TRANSFERS, and three D's
got off to a roaring start regardless of the semester system . . .
A brick wall and grass replaced our front yard desert . . .
Can't stop bragging about the nev.' hacienda . . . nor i]X Derby,
Beat Dook Parade, Valkyries — all winnahs.
Couldn't keep up with grinning idots who had pins: Zeus,
Jan, Snookie, Mase worrying about Dick and Lavoris . . . Sally
Lee back with a ring and "You all, he's so wonderful" . . .
How could we have done without Kit's "Independent Republi-
can," Ginny's "Haircut anyone.'" . . . Mary Helen's "But she's
a D.A. major" . . . Street's "Back in 1940 when I was a
It was I.T.B. giving Lois and Peggy phonetic lessons . . .
hearing Jean and Jane pow wow about their Charming Dekes
. . . Mary Kit and Hart wail "Wt wanna wear saddle oxfords to
Cornell . . . Impossible to forget those quiet (.') girls, Betty
Sue, Sally, Claire on third . . . Smith prexy Murray . . . Elinor,
the rah girl who wouldn't twirl . . . Janet Harris, Tri Delt
Modern "Venus . . . Holleman's taxi service for dorm Deltas . . .
ludy sleeping through Saturday S o'clocks . . . Jess and Barbara
leading flick teams onward . . . Perfume-a la Conga, with Beeps
you can't go wrong-a ... the gal who sent the COD trunk from
Liogota, Colombia . . . Pass-the-peanut-butter-and-jelly-Allsbrook
. . . Then there's dem Bones . . . "Where's Page?
Cheers for Saturday Night Club and its non-restrictive mem-
bership . . . Eye-balling new people on campus . . . midnight
kitchen raids . . , honorary pledges Abbey and Skippy . . . Mrs.
Carter's "surprises" . . .
And another successful year full of th.i.t gung-ho spirit ends at
"210 Pittsboro Street . . . the place where the Tri-Delts meet."
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Delta Delta
HISTORY
Founded Natioiiiilly: Boston University, Boston, Massachusetts, January 15, 1889.
Chartered locally at University of North Carolina April 9, 1943.
Colors: Silver, Gold, and Blue
Flower: Pansy
Publication: The Trident
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Fmt Row. left to right: Fran Allsbrook, Anne Bell, Henrietta Bell, Claire Boone, Beeps Buchanan, Mase Chapin, Joanne Christian, Lois
Collins Second Row: Mary Helen Crain, President; Sally Gallant, Jess Gant, Janet Harris, Ann Hartzog, Jane Holleman, Jeff Johnson, Jane
Kennedy. Third Row: Judy King, Marion Linder, Betty Sue McDonald, Page Moore, Peggy Murchison, Nancy Murray, Mary Kit Myers,
Treasurer. Ann Shannonhouse. Fourth Row: Helen Saunders, Sally Lee Schindel, Snookie Stone, Ann Street, Vice-President, Barbara Taylor,
Lucia Traxel, Mike Underwood, Lolly VanKirk, Kit Wallace, House Manager; Ginnie VC'hiteman, Babs \)C'hittington, Jean Williamson. Jan
Winders, Elinor Wrenn. Not Pictured: Sandy Donaldson.
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Kappa Delta
HISTORY
Founded Nationally: Longwood College, Farm\ille, Virginia, October 23, 1897.
Chartered locally at the University of North Carolina, May 22, 1951.
Colon: Green and White
Flower: White Rose
Piibl'iccition: The Angeles
Fnsl Rou\ hU 10 right: Helen Beard, Celeste Bishop, Betsy Clarke, House Manager; Janet Cuinwell. j.mtrt Green. Peg Hall. StcmtJ Row:
Mary Jane Harrison, President; Alice Jones, Carolynn Little, Catherine Marks, Connie M.irple, Pe^.yy Pieipimt. T/}Jrci Ruu : Edith Rogers,
Joan Russell, Vice-President; Lib Suddreth, Elinor Taylor, Lyn Thorpe, Lou Ann Watkins. Fi/in/h Ron-: Nancy W'hisnant, Betty George
Williams. Treasurer; Betsy Wood. No/ Pictured: Mary Jo Rader.
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The new year was ushered in with screams of
horror at the iron monster decorating the front of
the house, but a trapeze act by a few talented
painters managed to camouflage the fire escape and
set the pace for a general face-lifting on the house.
The year was a busy one and full of fun. P.B.S.'s
at eleven, the eternal bridge games, the "one-thirty
club," and Arthur Godfrey parties around the TV
set every morning . . . presenting the Jane Gray
Memorial Cup and helping out our proteges in
Richmond's Crippled Children's Hospital on the
serious side.
■Vennie and Janet were Student Advisers . . .
Betsy was editor of THE KANTERBURIAN and
secretary of Women's Residence Council . . . Peg
added Homecoming Queen to her Laurels . . . Caro-
lynn in Student Legislature . . . Lib was secretary
of University Club . . . Edith on Y Cabinet.
A house full of fun . . . Kefauver Harrison check-
ing on Peg and Cackie . . . Cathy singing blues
. . . Peggy finally had White Sweater Night . . .
Carolynn pinned to West Point with ninety-nine pins
. . . Joan associating with those Dook people . . .
Lou Ann's "We'll sing the one on page ten" . . .
B.G. enjoying ill health . . . sweetest little fellows
Herb and David . . . Mary Grace and the surprise of
the year . . . Elinor, the original pessimist . . .
found a gas station yet, Connie?" Lyn, the "Idiot"
. . . Nancy's, "But ya'U, don't make me take it
back! " . . . Mary Jo and Celeste and those degrees
. . . "Speedy " Janet . . . Betsy and the sign of the
leaf . . . Edith sleeping in the attic . . . and how
could we have survived the year without Mrs.
Graham, the best K.D. of all?
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F/rU Row, left to right: Nancy Julian, Kitty Harbison, Elsie Peterson, Babbie
Dilorio, Phyllis Cogburn, Nancy Edwards. Second Row: Jackie Brooks, Sue
Ringer, Mary Beall, Monica Justice, Bo Bernardin, Joan Chapman,
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First Row, left to right: Penny Hartmann, Tricia Permenter, Donna Blair, Ann
Jones, Joanie Greene, Dot Figel. Second Row: Janie MacNeill, Mary Lewis,
Rachel Brooks, Deborah Wescott. Luanne Thornton, Annette Nevin, Susan Elliot.
Third Row: Sue East. Ricki Brannon, Lucy Murray, Mary Ann McManus, Hazel
Crawford, Jean Timlin, Gina Timberlake, Joyce Barger.
The '53-'54 year promised great things for the Pi Phi's
with a terrific bunch of transfers and a most wonderful pledge
class.
B.O., Woman's Residence Council Chairman; Mary Jane, Mc-
Iver President and "Y" Treasurer; Nancy Shaw, Jo Demming
and Sara Rose, Honor Council; Jane Berryhill, Student Council
and WAA Veep; Joan Gant, Cheerleader; Sue Ambler, Valkyries
President; Joan Blocker, Sigma Chi Sweetheart and Dee, KA
Rose.
Pi Phi has a lot to live up to, holding the WAA and Scholar-
ship cups for last year, but we started off with a big bang by
winning the Homecoming Display trophy. And then there was
Benton and her "Had a Little Talk with the Lord" and "I want
the facts, nothing but the facts" . . . Fitzie, Joan Gant, and
Betty P., the mailman meeters . . . Sara Leek (spell that name
right!) "Who'll play bridge?" . . . "Shawbird" and "Block-
head" . . . Jo's Skylark . . . the two men in Eleanors life . . .
Willie and Bill . . . The New York crowd at Thanksgiving . . .
Jane Edwards . . . Glen Lenox.' . . . Engaged Mary and Earl
the Pearl . . . the fraternity parties, study breaks and coffees
. . . Christmas Caroling, Valkyrie Sing, the Powder Bowl game
and spring at the Hill . . . "Oh clutch, I'm out of college.'" And
they were the greatest years ever!
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Beta Phi
HISTORY
Founded Nationally: Monmouth College, Monmouth, Illinois, April 28, 1867.
Chartered locally at Universit)' of North Carolina in 1925.
Colors: Wine and Silver Blue
Flower: Wine Carnation
Publication: The Arrow
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First Row, left to rii^ht : Sue Ambler, Betty Otto Anderson, Ann Benton, House Manager; Mary Bernard, Jane Berryhill, Joan Blocker,
Lucv Briney. Second Row: Lane Buckly, Mary Jane Bumpous, Nancy Bunham, Barbar'a Burgess, Marcia Crane, Edith Cross, Lyn Daniel.
Thnd Row: Nancy Davis, Jane Edwards, Ann Fitzgerald, Pris Flemming, Joan Gant, Secretary; Rosalyn Gasque, Sara Leek. Fourth Row:
Mary Lowrey. Jennie Lynn, Connie Moore, Gloria Ni,\, Betty Parsons, Doane Randall, Patricia Rodman. Fifth Row: Sara Rose, Eleanor
Saunders, Vice-President; Nancy Shaw, President; Lee Strickland, Carol VC'ebster, June Williamson. Not pictured: Ellen Prouty.
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GERMAN
CLUB
The German Club, an organization composed of representatives of
thirteen social fraternities on campus, sponsors tliree dance week-ends
each year, bringing name bands to Chapel Hill. Under the leadership
of Jim Schenck, President, the 1953-54 dances were declared highly
successful.
Fall Germans featuring a double performance by Tommy Tucker
and Johnny Long began a promising year. Next on the calendar of
events were Midwinters in February bringing Ralph Marterie and his
orchestra to play for the event with a bonus Friday concert with "Wild
Bill" Davidson and his Dixieland sextet. Finals in the spring wound
up the club's activities for the year.
Other officers include Jake Rountree, Vice-President; Skippy Rod-
dey. Secretary; and Wallace Pridgen, Treasurer. Fraternities belonging
are: Pi Kappa Alpha, St. Anthony Hall, Phi Gamma Delta, Phi Delta
Theta, Beta Theta Pi, Alpha Tau Omega, Zeta Psi, Sigma Alpha
Epsilon, Sigma Nu, Kappa Alpha, Sigma Chi, Kappa Sigma, and
Delta Kappa Epsilon.
First Row, left to right: Jim Schenck. Jake Rountree, Skippy Roddey, Wallace Pridgen, Archie Crox-
ton. Second Row: Dick Hensel, Dick Guthrie, Pete Knight, Brooke Gardiner, Billy Evans. Third
Row: Buddy Harper, Bob Mason, Bill Current, Bill Beebe, Weston Houck, Artie Newcombe.
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FALL
GERMANS
A SUCCESSFUL YEAR of Germans began with an October
week-end featuring the bands of Tommy Tucker and
North CaroHna's own Johnny Long.
Tucker entertained during the first half of a Friday
afternoon concert with his catchy arrangements, while
Long rounded off the program with such popular rendi-
tions as "Way Up in North Carolina" and "Silver Dollar."
Johnny Long played for a good crowd at the Friday
night dance at which the traditional German Club figure
was held. After an intermission for a Johnny Long-led
pep rally and the Carolina-Maryland football game, music
lovers danced to the smooth music of Tommy Tucker.
Johnny Long
Dick Perrv
Fealiired with johnny Long,
Left to right: Tommy Tucker. Johnny Long, and German Club President Jim Schenck
.It fall concert.
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Wild Bill" Davidson
"Wild Bill" Davidson
Ralph Marterie
WINTER GERMANS
Midwinters began with a bang as "Wild Bill" Davidson and
his band from Eddie Condon's in New York City delighted
the audience with famous New Orleans "Dixie."
A Saturday afternoon concert by Ralph Marterie was the
next event of the week-end.
Members of the German Club and their dates were pre-
sented at a formal dance Saturday night at which Marterie's
smooth dance music presented an appropriate finish to a week-
end full of musical entertainment.
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Tommy Dorsey with vocalist Lynn
Roberts
Kay Kyser and Tommy Dorsey
SPRING GER
MANS
Spring Germans rounded out the 1952-53 season with the
"fabulous Dorsey brothers" furnishing music.
The week-end began with a Saturday concert at which Ray
Anthony made a surprise appearance and was joined by Chapel
Hill's Kay Kyser.
The four famous band leaders joined hands to present the
most entertaining concert in many years.
The excellent dance rhythm of Tommy Dorsey furnished the
setting for the formal dance Saturday night to end German
Club activities for the year.
Miss Anita Caine of Greensboro escorted by Jim
Schenck, Delta Kappa Epsilon, President of the
German Club.
Left to right: Jimmy Dorsey, Ray Anthony, Tommy
Dorsey, and Kay Kyser.
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Interfraternity Council
The Interfraternity Council this year, as in past years, has been the coordinator of the social fraternities
on the UNC campus.
Under the capable leadership of John Boushall, the IFC has provided the fraternities with various
activities and sought to raise the standards of fraternity life on the campus.
Among its activities this year, the IFC conducted a successful Greek Week which featured a constructive
project, exchange dinners, and interfraternity competition in athletics and skits. It also sponsored a blood
donor program among the fraternities in order to build up the blood supply at Memorial Hospital. Once
again, it awarded this year the Andrew Bershak Scholarship, valued at two thousand dollars. The fund is
made up of individual contributions from the members of the social fraternities.
One of the most beneficial projects of the IFC was the discussion groups where house managers and
treasurers compared and discussed their problems.
First Row, left to right : Horace Golightly, Walt Converse, Charlie Phillips. Jerry Ridge, Dave Futth. Joe Mavrefid. Mitchell Novitt, Bernie
Burnstan, Edward Nelson, Phin Horton. Second Row: John MacLendon, Roger Hubert. Ed McCurry. Bill Ruffin, John Boushall. Henry
Isaacson, Joe RafF, Scott Spradley, Harry Pearsall, Jim Schenck. Third Roic: Jimmy Sykes, 'Wallace ONeil, Bob Goforth. Clint Andrews,
Bob Neal, Fred Hutchins, Leonard Ciein. Alec McMillian. Harrison Dunlop, Clayton Jackson, John Hawes. Fourth Ron : Toby Hayns-
worth. Gran L'zzle, Clawson 'Williams, David Rowe, Russ Cowell, Bob Grimes. Jim Rollins. Reuben Leonard. Dick Kain. Bob Henley.
John Boushali
President
This year the Council has endeavored to gain equal social
privileges for coeds visiting in the fraternities. It is hoped that in
the near future some agreement can be reached.
Along with serving as the clearing house for interfraternity
problems and conducting the pledging program, the council pub-
lished a handbook of all the data on fraternity life. The book
lists all fraternity men, and the groups to which they belong; the
laws of the council; the policies and special agreements that it
enforces; and the rushing rules for the year.
The Interfraternity Council is composed of two members from
each fraternity, the house president, and another delegate. It has
as its purpose to further by unification and high ideals, the
brotherhood, character, and scholarship necessary to any fraternity
worthy of the name.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
First Ron. left lo right: John Boushali. Presi-
dent; Bill Ruffin, Vice-President. Second Rou:-
Phin Horton, Court Chairman; Henry Isaacson,
Secretary; Ed McCurry, Treasurer.
COURT
First Ron. left to right: Jim Crouch, Phin Hor-
ton, Carroll Brady. Second Row: Walton Joyner,
Bill Temple, Joe Baker.
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Alpha
Delta
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OFFICERS
David Rovce PresideiU
Pkter G. Seaman, Jr. . . Vice-President
Dedrich B. Alexander ... .Treasurer
Wood Smethurst Hislorian
Hal J. Rollins, Jr Secretary
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HISTORY
Founded at Virginia Military Institute in
1865.
Colors: Azure and Gold
Pr/hl/catioti: The Palm
Established at the University of North
Carolina in 1879.
First Rolf, left to i/x/jt: Thomas Adler, Dedricln Alexander, Richard Alexander, Rah.ird Baker, Donald ( audi. David Cooper.
Second Ron: R. B. Fitch, William Fleming, Franklin Hart, John Holhngsworth, NX'illiam Kirkman, Jr., Richard Kocornik. Third
Row: Daniel Luke. Joel Moehlmann, Chartes Motta, Hal Collins, Jr., David Rowe, H. Gerard Russell. Fourth Rotv: Peter Seaman,
Jr., M. H. T. Seawell, H. Wilson Shoulars, Lee Stevens, Perry Veazey, Tom Wakefield. Fifth Rou: Beverly Webb, James Webb, Jr.,
Duke ^'idoff, Robert Kay Vf'ilson, Ogburn Yates, Jr.
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Taus come through again . . . scholarship
award . . . basketball, pingpong, tennis and track
championships . . . continue to raise hell on week-
ends . . . Hawaiian party best of the year . . .
many heavy heads on Sunday . . .
Memorable events: the Zebra woman's "debut"
. . . Holly's Folly . . . beach week-end and the
Thomas Manor . . . the "Mutt" finally breaks out
. . . Fletcher gets cooled off . . . Ding bat takes a
little trip . . . Elting loses pin ... as do many other
lovers . . . initiation . . . lawn parties . . . Keller
makes trip to local hoosegow . . . deb ball takes
usual toll . . .
Trained killers march on Hawaii and return 10
days late for fall semester . . . Chi O's sometimes
pull blinds much to anguish of Peeping Tom's
. . . chapter fixes sky-hook to roof for Duck . . .
Regular afternoon tea parties at Michel's . . . Ace
and the Gypsy perform questionable dance . . .
Seaman gets invitation to Coronation . . . Chapter
gets serious . . . Christmas party huge success . . .
Veasy gives good impression to 3 blind dates in
succession . . . Monk and Spring German's rock
Franklin Street . . . someone rings a bell . . .
finals and all make it except Carroll and Green
who decide to stay over for another year at the
Hill . . .
ALPHA TAU OMEGA PLEDGE CLASS
First Row, left to rig,ht: Grantham, Deane, Holford, Creighton, Bennett. Sec-
ond Row: Cannon, Huntley, White, Davis, Michal. Chambless.
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Beta Theta Pi
OFFICERS
John Aycock McLendon . . . President
JoNH Mason McCollam
Vice-President
Newton Buckner Barkley, Jr.
Secretary
Thatcher Love joy Townsend, Jr.
House Manager
HISTORY
Founded in 1839 at Miami University.
Colors: Blue and Pink
Flower: Rose
Publication: Beta Theta Pi
Established at the Uni\ersity of North
Carolina in 1852.
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First Rou: left lo rizhr: X. B. lluklcv. AL I.. Bi.v.ut. .s. L, Blvthe, R. D. Byerlv. Jr.. E. E. Brav. T. A. Euie. Ii. Sccoiul Rmr: T. E.
Fesperman, C. G. Froelich, F. B. Fredere, R. E. Guthrie, Jr., H. C. Haynesworth, J. B. Hussey, Jr. Tl}nd Rou : F. W. Leak. R. L.
Litaker, J. N. Longest. C. T. Macy, J. M. McCollam, 1. A. McLendon. Fourth Row: W. P. Monroe, J. S. Nichols, R. A. Noll, J. R.
Patterson, W. B. Phillips, A. D. Plrss. Fifth Row: D." L. Quails, Julian Rogers, J. E. Skimer, F. M. Tettlebach, W. T. Walker,
R. L. Yarborough.
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Living room rug put a dent in the finances but
Ebineezer Townsend soon alleviated the condi-
tion. Toby voiced his protest.
Blythe and Monroe led the lovers with Julia
and the "Black Beauty" as their recipients. Chuck
deviated from Jake while managing a few trips to
Spero's. McLendon and "Fog" Patterson got lost
in Lynchburg. Quails and Phipps went to Greens-
boro.
Cleaning business flourished as Stump and Leak
joined Thatcher on the Black List. Skinner left
for Alaska. Scoady Morris left his monkey and his
marbles in Charlotte.
Stroud visited the A. A. chapter as Shoe and
Thomas were recalled and Sambo just turned
fifty-nine. Heatman was still with us.
McCollam introduced a new type of pajamas
which included a coat and tie. Draze party in
the bar. Even though he didn't wear a ?!/) long
oval, "Crabby" Al remained Ivy Leaguer.
Harry was the big wheel in med school but
lost his pin and diving bell.
As Sambo says, "Tremendous!"
BETA THETA PI PLEDGE CLASS
First Row, left to right: Dick Noll, Charlie Fox, Gordon Brown, Sam Ogburn.
Jack Nichols. Second Row: Ed Pridgen, Thorne Walker, Hugh McColl, Henry
Lineburger.
Chi Ph
OFFICERS
John Quincv Stilwell .
President
Neil Boydston Satterfield
Vice-President
Michael Dillard Brown . . . Secretary
Jerry Neal Potts Treasurer
Floyd Garland Coble, Jr.
Sergeant-at-A rms
Michael Campbell Soper . . Historian
HISTORY
Founded at Princeton University in 1824.
Colors: Scarlet and Blue
Publication: Chi Phi Chakett
Established at the University of North
Carolina in 1858 and 1922.
Ic-ll to rinbt: r B. Ashe, Norris Bost, Ed Bottoms. Mike Brown. Nick Burhridge. Garland Coble, Dan Duval. Second
I French, Frank Futch, Rufus Hackney, Sam Haddock, John Hallett, Jim Harris, Roger Herbert. Third Row: William
Mercer, Lane Ormand, Joe Parish, Louie Patseavoras, Tom Peacock, Jerry Potts. Fourth Row: John Price, Hoyt Pritchett,
1, Bill Sanders, Neil Satterfield, Howard Scotland, Jack Stevens, Fijth Row: Jack Stilwell, Rollie Tillman, Dick Valentine,
ick, Grady Wells.
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"It's time for a change" seemed to be the
prevailing sentiment around Chi Phi as a new
school year got under way.
Effective leadership by Jack Stilwell and hard
work on the part of all the brodiers soon trans-
lated this wish into a reality in the form of a
striking "new look" for the old white house on
thehiU.
Alpha Alpha kept up the vigorous pace by
pledging twenty of Carolina's finest boys. No time
was wasted after the annual pledge banquet as
the chapter spent a busy fall with its intramural
record and participating in extracurriculars. Chi
Phi figured high in publications, Student Legisla-
ture, campus politics and, of course, the ever-
present parties.
Winter brought more fine pledges through in-
formal rushing and pledge week-end broke all
records for festivities. Parties at Hogan's Lake and
trips to Wrightsville and Myrtle filled the calendar
until the last days of the year when thoughts of
exams and a perfect year with Chi Phi filled the
minds of brothers and pledges alike.
CHI PHI PLEDGES
Firsi Ruw. lejt 10 ri.^hl : John Hallett, Sandy Archer, Jack Hamilton, Ben Bur-
brid^se. Second Rotv: Charlie Dameron, Tommy Kirkland, Harvey Mills, Bryan
Scott. Dave Smith. Third Row: Al Holt, Jose Stunz, Pete Stokes, H. G. Sniper,
Albert Wood.
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OFFICERS HISTORY
Roger A. Hood Presidenl Founded at Union College in 1841.
William G. White .... Vice-President Colors: Purple and Gold
George C. McKinney Secretly Publications: Purple and Gold, The Sigma
Scroll.
Laurence A. Cobb Treasurer
Established at the University of North
Carolina in 1855.
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First Ron. left to rt.Kht: Doc Broadway, Wayne Brown, Marion Buit% Dcwt-y Chappie, Curtis C. Coleman, Larry Cubb. Stcuiid Row:
Pete Dannenbaum, Bob Dantzler, Jim Fountain, Joel Goodwin, Dick Hallden, Jack Harden. Third Row: Rod Hood, Don Huntington,
Jim Lewis, George McKinney, Baxter Miller, Gene Neilson. f&ar//6 Row: Noel Petree, Bob PfafF, Fred Price, Charles Shelton, Ed
Starner, Tom Steed. Fifth Row: Ted Steele, Don Thornton, Herb Wentz, Bill ^X'hite, Tommy York, Doug Young.
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Year starts with usual work. Everybody back
early. Football week-ends bring back old grads.
Buddy now Ensign in Navy; Ramsey, Lt. in
USMC.
Thirteen terrific pledges begin work towards
becoming actives — raking leaves. White entrusted
as their master . . . Buster still lazy as ever. Ted
and Doc plan Fall Houseparty • — Terriiic success
. . . combo, dancing, everybody happy.
Charlie sports new Olds . . . Pfaff still trying
to lose weight via diet system . . . Noel snowed
. . . Fred, Dick and even Big Boy Bucky pinned.
Fountain hoarse after football game.
Chris sings Malaguena in the shower . . .
Everybody else "Eyeballs" the new TV set with
overcoats on — NO HEAT! Can't get the darned
furnace fixed!
Anyway, it's a tops year for the Chipsis — a
great gang, a great year and with more to come.
Hats off to Hood for a great job as number one —
anchors away —
CHI PSI PLEDGE CLASS
First Row, left to right: Fred Babson, Dave McKinney, Chris Christedes, Bob
Jacobus, Len Reaves. Second Row: Pete Jones, Tom Johnson, Ken Bryant, Ken
Lowery, Steve Marks.
Delta Kappa Epsilon
OFFICERS HISTORY
James S. Schenck, III President Founded at Yale University in 1814.
Herbert H. Thorp . . . .Vice-President Colon: Scarlet, Azure and Old Gold
Hugh H. Shull Secretary Puhlication: The Deke Quarterly
Wade H. Coleman, III Treasurer Established at the University of North
Carolina in 1851.
Fnsl Rou\ lejt to right : Frank T. Adams, Jr., William E. Barnes, Jr., Jame.s S. Brown. Vardaman M. Buckaltrw, Jr.. J. M. Carstar-
phen, William G. Clark, III, Wade H. Coleman, III. Second Row: T. P. Harrison Dunlop. Robert D. Gorham, Jr., Bruce A. Gustaf-
son, William L. Hill, II, W. Osborne Lee, Jr., R. Lawrence Maddry, Ben C. Mayo, II. Third Rou: Robert E. Mason, William S.
Patterson, Horace Truman Ray, James S. Schenck, III, Thomas H. Shores, Oscar Albert Shortt, Jr., Hugh Henderson Shull. Fourth
Row: Ewell C. Sinith. Thomas M. Stokes, William B. Temple, Herbert H. Thorp, Richard Todd, Benjamin C. Toledano.
Page 370
Pre-registration began at Spero's — New carpet
in the living room — Gorham in office of Presi-
dent makes like Calvin Coolidge. Patterson has
the usual troubles telling pledges about Phi,
Yale, etc. Car, bus, plane made up the trans-
portation on the Virginia trip. Lilly Christine goes
feline for Barnes and the New Yorkers over
Thanksgiving. Ding Bat sticks. Wilson continues
night clubbing at Lindy's — Law officers shake
Herbie up with a new grip at Deb Ball, White
Lump's shoes and beer go to the laundry.
Dubba brings back house guests after trip to
Europe. Brothers regret Ben's illness. Schenck
turns over new leaf and car. Obbie again gave his
wheel of fortune another turn. Shores and Sprague
go ape over absence of hair. Mayo's pledges
shape up while the Phantom announces another
used car bargain. Love bug nips Carstarphen for
the first time. J. Shull lives up to his nickname.
Shuff seconds motions. Vardy scoops reporters on
Lewis Neaves record breaking 4:10 for the fifty.
Owl gives a small hoot about grades. Ended out
a party season with a 103rd anniversary.
DELTA KAPPA EPSILON PLEDGE CLASS
First Row, left to right: Kester, Gardner, Hayes, Mobley, Patrick. Second Row:
Weaver, Clark, Moye. Moore, Ramsey, Rand. Third Row: Ward, Peele, Shelly,
Schrocder, Bull.ird. Dreyer. \'„l piclurcJ: Raugh
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Delta Upsilon
OFFICERS
Horace Golightly Pyesident
Jim Rollins Vice-President
Jim Butler Secretary
Gus Grant Treasurer
HISTORY
Founded at Williams College in 1834.
Colors: Sapphire Blue and Old Gold
Publication: Delta Upsilon Quarterly
Established at the University of North
Carolina in 1953.
F/ni Row, left to right: William Andrews, Harvey Bradshaw, James Butler, Horace Golightly, Freeman Grant. Second Row: Charles
Green, Neal Harrington, Herman Husbands, Edward Johnson, George McGehee. Third Row: Stephen Moss, Harry Pawlik, Harry
Phillips, James Rollins, Edward Vogel.
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An eager addition to the campus brotherhoods
was born last year. The period of labor was long,
building membership, procuring and remodeling a
house, providing furniture. Then the struggle
ended momentarily, and we were baptized on
April 25, 1953.
Fall of '53 — Inexperienced ears hear rushees'
steps upon the porch, weary-handed, eager youths,
crowding, smiling. Punch, long nightly meetings,
and little sleep marked that week.
Now we face our first pledge class. Not a
large one, but one of which we are mighty proud.
Knowledge gained by Jim Rollins and Horace
Golightly at our 119th convention guided us in
adopting policies and formulating our program.
Parties and good cheer ! Germans week-end ; all
hale? Maybe not, but all happy and all very
sleepy Monday morning. Virginia week-end,
Christmas dance . . .
And the more serious aspects. Informal rush
always at hand. New pledges steadily swelling
our numoers, our purposes before us, a high
scholastic average to maintain, all participating in
extracurriculars. A busy life — building a new and
different brotherhood.
DELTA UPSILON PLEDGE CLASS
Fnu Roif, lei I In ti^ht: Charles Toms, Walt Barbee, Larry Ford. Not Pictured:
Boh y.imcs, Wc-^ Batten.
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OFFICERS
Osborne Ayscue, Jr President
Martin Jordan, Jr Vice-President
Charles Waters Secretary
T. H. Kepley Treasurer
Alph;
HISTORY
Founded at Washington and Lee Uni-
versity in 1865.
Colors: Crimson and Old Gold
Flowers: The Magnolia and the Crimson
Rose.
Publication: Kappa Alpha Journal
Established at the University of North
Carolina in 1881.
First Rou\ left to right: Charles Aldridge, Robert W. Angstadt, Jerry M. Ailedge, Osborne E. Ayscue, Allan L. Bader, Karl L. Barkley,
Kent P. Bradley. Second Row: Harry Easterling, J. Gordon Forrester, Earle A, Garrett, Don W. Geiger, Heiskell Gray. Lloyd Griffin,
Edgar F. Harbin. Third Roiv: Robert S. Headon, T. C. Homesley, C. Weston Houck, Billy S. Howell, Allan J. Johnson, Martin L.
Jordon, T. H. Kepley. Fourth Row: Gerald F. McBrayer, H. King McGee, George H. McLeod, Thomas P. Moreton, Channing N.
Page, Robert F. Peek, Raymond N. Perry. Fifth Row: Lucius W. Pullen, Phillip T. Roberts. Charles Rodenbough, Thomas E. Rogers,
Scott W. Spradley, Charles M. Waters, Herbert M. Wayne. Sixth Row: Julius D. Waggoner, C. William Yates.
Page 374
Year 73 for the Brothers of Upsilon ... a clean
sweep in rush, 24 of them . . . McLeod's thumb
in every pie . . . Marty plays second fiddle to a
cadaver . . . Tom disappears in a snowdrift . . .
Lackey's gridiron rampage . . . Gordon, "How
tall is she?" . . . Don the walking handshake . . .
Lightning up at 6 for an 8 . . . Ugly pilots the Y
. . . Jackson rocks the house . . . Bader loses a
ceiling . . . Bradley's Fat Man's Club . . . Jack
Armstrong Cheek . . . Rody the historian . . .
Chan's culinary miracle . . . Karl the shy one . . .
Ozzie's Platonic Friends . . . T the Promoter . . .
Aldridge deals 5 queens . . . Peek's pin juggling
act . . . Flaps and Funnyberger lend serious air
. . . Scott the haberdasher . . . Gigi the reformed
carpetbagger . . . Bert juggles lightbulbs . . .
Wes, "Let's just burn it down." . . . Old South
Ball . . . the beards ... a mortgage burning . . .
And one last toast to a dying year . . . "To the
wine ... to the song ... to the women who never
remember us ... To the Rose ... to the Knight
... to the mem'ries the Order will render us . . .
To the Shield ... to the Cross ... to the Flag
that will never come down."
KAPPA ALPHA PLEDGE CLASS
Fnu Roiv, lejl to right: Hardy, Harrison, Bumgardner, Parsons, McGinnis,
Wapgoner. Secoiiil Row: Hale, McCormick, Garrett, Steele, Newsome, Ogburn,
McCurdy. Tbhd Rotr: Bowles, Hudson, Stiles, Headen, Miller, Ayscue, Monroe,
Mitchell. .\V,^ Pictured: Hollscher, McGee, Shaw. Williams.
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OFFICERS
Richard E. Kane Grand Miis/er
William Dameron . . Grand Procurator
Herbert T. Sugg
Grand Master of Ceremonies
Richard N. T-iNDall .... Grand Scribe
Richard V. Neill .... Grand Treasurer
HISTORY
Founded at the University of Virginia in
1869.
Colors: Scarlet, White and Emerald Green
Flouer: Lilly of the Valley
Publications: The Caducaeus, The Star
and Crescent.
Founded at the University of North
Carolina in 1893.
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First Roti. left lu nnhi: John Banner, Alban K. Barrus. Edward Bizzell, Robert Brannon, ^"illiam Current, 'W illiam Dameron. Second
Row: Edward Doolan. Herbert Dowd, Samuel Emory, Curtis Harper, Robert Henley, Robert Hook, Clyde Johnson. Third Row:
Richard Kane, Walter McFall, Charles Norwood, Daniel Olsen, Kenneth Penegar, Dan Perry, Charles Scott. Fourth Row: William
Smith, Jr.. Charles Spillane, John E. Stoughton, John Stratford, Herbert Sugg, William Timlake, James Tyler. Fijlh Row: Richard
Tyndali, Henry A. Walker, Gaither Walser, Charles Wickham, J. Thomas Zachary.
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Carpenter and Lambert star for the Varsity
. . . Part}' time — Where's Rob? Neill and Henly
collect the money . . . "Stoughton, do you call
this stuff food?" Scott has superlatives and Ann,
lucky guy . . . Bob is our social wheel . . . Give
those pledges the devil. Harper . . . Kane heads
the chapter . . . Grandman Stratford's dining
room . . . orphan Christmas party . . . "Hey Sugg
hx that leak" . . . Tyndall bids another seven no-
trump . . . Noble and Zack on the golf links be-
fore breakfast . . . "Wick, where did you get that
girl ?" . . . Walker, Bizzell, Borden, and Barrus
off to St. Mary's . . . Bruton is our number one
sack hound . . . McFall gets engaged to Mac . . .
Banner off to Greensboro . . . Gopher Walser
and Mole Carter live in the hole . . . Olsen is big
man in AROTC . . . Emory wants to know how
much it cost . . . Dowd loses his heart and pin to
Barbara ... "I was not sitting on the arm,
Dameron" . . . Norwood likes the girls at DOOK
. . . Spillane and Doolan try to convert us Yanks
. . . Hook becomes drummer for Kenton . . . Tyler
is our goof-off . . . OUie returns from the Gyrenes
. . . Timlake is the house card-shark . . . Call me
Kane . . . Congratulations pledges, you were wise.
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KAPPA SIGMA PLEDGE CLASS
First Row, left to ri,e,ht: Montgomery, Palmer, Tart, Jenkins. Second Row:
Shuford, Frierson, Johnson. Terry. Curlee. Third Ron: Sandlin. Horner. Ray.
Shadden, Sill, Petty, Stone.
Lambda Chi Alpha
OFFICERS HISTORY
Robert W. Glenn President Founded at Boston University in 1909.
William A. Wilson . . Vice-President Colors: Purple, Green and Gold
Robert D. Aldridge Secretary Flower: White Rose
Clayton A. Boggan Treasurer Publication: Cross and Crescent
Established at the University of North
Carolina in 1926.
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ond Row: Robert K. Eberle. William Ray Elam, Robert NX'ilson Glenn, Dick Hunt, Robert Cowan Leonard. Th/rd Row: Robert K. Mor-
ris, Harold Frank Oglesby, Billy Reid Oliver, Lewis Hillsman Parham, Thomas Alfred Parnell. Fourth Row: Barry Gordon Pruss, John
L. Rendleman, III, NX'illiam Ernest Sellers, lames Gordon Stegall, Charles G. SUange, Jr. Fifth Row: Harold W. Twisdale, Charles B,
>X'atts, Jr., lames T, NX'ilkes, Jr., William A. Wilson, John Gordon Ulmer, j:.
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Fall semester starts a week early as brothers
and pledges paint and clean up lodge . . . Rudy
features cracking whip at all times . . . Gamblers
put on the run by Crime Buster "C. Atlas" Ste-
gall . . . Glenn leads kiddies over rough water . . .
Blaylock and Ulmer return from the wars . . .
Little Lou now down to slim 230 . . . Thirty-five
Maryland brothers move in for a week-end . . .
Later Tennessee was represented by sending
"queen" for Beaver . . . Brother Morris leads
chapter to greatest rushing yet as twenty-two
great guys pledge . . . Ogs winds up with terrific
blind date from WC . . . Lambdas disappointed
when White and Rendleman not chosen for Su-
preme Court . . . Lambda Chi pin deflects bullet
and saves Dick Tracy's life . . . Elam struggles
through hard major . . . Deviney works on trans-
fer to Wake Forest . . . Dynamite Sellars gets
terrific Christmas package . . . Alex loses head and
pin . . . Brady hits social world, snows Nurser
. . . Leonard pulls a big one, working on future
Lambdas . . . Lookmg forward to Lambda Chi
Frankie Lane at Inter-Zeta.
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First Row. left to tight: Conder. Beard. Meadows, Johnson, Register. Newton.
Second Ron: Starritt, Barbre, Walker, Zimmerman, Porter, Sperlbaum, Weise.
Third Row: Hanna, Williams, Staton, McDevett, Worthington, Maultsby, Tiller,
Paquette, Barclay.
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Phi Delta Theta
OFFICERS HISTORY
John H. Boushall Presidenl Founded at the Uni\ersity of Miami, Ox-
ford, Ohio, in 1848.
Van Weatherspoon Reporter
Colors: White and Blue
Don Harley Secretary
Floiier: White Carnation
John Moore Warden
PnhVications: The Scroll, The Palladium
Established at the Universit)- of North
Carolina in 1885.
f/ic/ Row. left to rigln: buddy Baarcke, John H. Boushall, Ty Boyd. Henry Cheney. John W. Cole. Second Row: Carl Dann, Jim
Durham, Gene Gunter, Don Harley, Bill Joyner. Thud Row: Allen Long, Bill Marshburn, Pressley Millen, John D. Moore. VCilliam
B. Pittman. Fourth Rotv: Dean Robinson, Sherwood Smith, Campbell Stuhbs. Perley A. Thomas, LeRoy Townsend. Fifth Row: Steve
Trimble, Van Weatherspoon, Tommy Williford, Lem Woods, Jr., Bob ^X'right.
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1953-54 . . . We return to renew the good times
and hard work of last year . . . Nose gets two
T.D.s against Notre Dame . . . Gimp sports a
new fire-truck red M. G. . . . Golden Throat
resumes duties of spinning discs . . . Link is for-
ever squeezing — money out of the brothers, that
is . . . The other Uzzie, Gran, renews his "Field
and Stream" subscription . . . Newly installed
semester system confuses Reet m the morning
. . . Dumbo's wings still catch the wind . . .
Perch and his minnows take their daily swim . . .
Ferg still wants to know, "well, why?" . . . Turtle
is still champion after defeating twenty-four con-
testants. The Duke is furious . . . someone else
has four forward gears in his car — "Never mind!"
. . . Spot, the Sparrow, is still fluttering his ex-
tremities . . . The Red Eye is looking at you . . .
Perley is still apicking . . . Ultrasol is the cry
from the Bush ... A trainer from a local sorority
is taming the wild man . . . Moon renews debates
after vacationing in Charlotte . . . The Bald One
returns to coach . . . The Judge effervesces with
his bottle of personality . . . Coz ... he comes
from a well family . . . Hi-there Slick.
PHI DELTA THETA PLEDGE CLASS
F/iit Row, left lu ri^hi: HargraNe, Kirchburg, Wade, Olmsted. Second Row:
Strickland, McLaughlin, Brenner, Hooper, Westerfield. Third Row.
Martin, Drake, Pritchett, Graham, Krepp.
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Phi Gamma Delta
OFFICERS
Rowland Burnstan, Jr. ... President
James W. Maynard Treasurer
James E. Adams, Jr. . . Recording Sec'y.
Garland Homes . Corresponding Sec'y.
Gene F. Lyon Historian
HISTORY
Founded at Washington and Jefferson
College in 1848.
Color: Royal Purple
Floiver: Purple Clematis
Publication: The Phi Gamma Delta
Established at the University of North
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First Row, left to right; Jim Adams, Bob Bundy. Burnie Burnstan, Bill Covington, Kenton Creuser, Jim Crouch. Second Row: Jim
Dillingham, Bill Greene, Bill Higgins, Garland Homes, Charlie Hoyt, Jim Lovelace. Third Row: Gene Lyon, Jim Maynard, Frank
McCain, Walter Noneman, Jim Prescott, Irving Smith. Third Row: Charlie Swaim, Paul Sylvester, Bob Tate, Carl Venters.
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Epsilon of Phi Gamma Delta began the fall
with big football week-ends and welcome alumni
. . . troops in rare form at combo parties staged
on patio with the wall continuing to contribute
casualties "Shoot em up — we got the shooter"
. . . "Drunk" . . . Hectic rushing tremendous
success under "Bear" . . . "Drooper " cracks the
whip in the Chicken Chow Mein . . . Laney drops
out of the week-end Greensboro gang and gradu-
ates . . . Get this!! Hare and Burnstan catch up
on sack time . . . married . . . Hoyt has family
still nervous . . . W. W. Venters engaged or
his girl is . . . "W. B. C." in Washington . . .
Weeks gets tired and takes a break . . . Croxton
makes Debut at Y Court . . . Albert still on the
wagon . . . Koenig joins troops again with "Got a
cigarette Babe" . . . Yeah! Maynard and Lyon are
off . . . Adams has a meeting . . . O. K. Stump
you're fined . . .
Springs brings week-end caravans to the beach.
Noneman brings his rod and reel out . . . Theta
party a riot . . . Pledge Week-end greatest yet . . .
graduation makes another year at Vance Hall.
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PHI GAMMA DELTA PLEDGE CLASS
First Row, left to right: Dilday. Carlton, Bryan, Reynolds, Byrum, Blount,
Walser. Second Row: Wilson, Durham, Boyette, Cowan. Towe, Taylor, 'Wood,
Exum. Third Row: Reid, Rossell, Bruton, Williams, McLean, Hicks, Connor,
Minges, Farmer, Thorburn.
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OFFICERS
Wallace W. O'Neal President
William Prothero .... Vice-President
Robert Goforth Tre.uurer
William Thorton Secretary
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HISTORY
Founded at the University of Pennsyl-
vania in 1850.
Colors: Black and Old Gold
Flouer: Yellow Chrysanthemum
Pnhliccitiom: Phi Kappa Sigma Newsletter,
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Firs! Row, lefl lo right: John Barab, Job Belcher. J. Fred Blake, Ernest Bumjjardntr, Lynn Capcl, Myron Conklin, Fay Culbreth.
Scro);<^ i?o»v Wyatt Dixon, William Fetzer, Allen Frucci, Harold Gleitz, Bobby Goforth, Frank Harris, Richard Hoyle. Third Row:
Robert Jones, William Koman, Ralph K. Kynoch, Warren Love, Joe Morgan, Gene E. Moring, Gerald McMahon. Fourth Row:
Richard R. Nixon, Allen Norberg, Wallace O'Neal, W. J. Prothero, Jerry Reece, Joe Rogers, James Roquemore. Fiflh Row: Charles
L. Sharpless, Neal Sheffield, Charlie Sillery, James A. Smith, James Sykes, C. Wm. Thornton, Hood van den Arend. Sixth Row:
Jerome Vayda, Richard Ziglar.
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"Down in the bar room underneath the
ground ..." With the return of Sam the Phi Kap
man this year the Lambda House opened its 98th
year on campus.
Things got under way with the open house for
coeds chaperoned by Nugget O'Neal.
Times got toiable with the advent of bar parties
before, during and after the football games. These
blasts were highlighted by the appearance of such
nationally known figures as Ruby, Christme, Ren-
yard, Rocco, Fed-The-Bar-B-Que-King, Coathanger
the Importer, Ziglet (AA President), Muscle
Throat O'Brien, "My Gurl" by Fetzer and Sykes
the smiling barman.
Next came rush with the addition of 14 more
clowns to the circus. Then Founders' Day with
Lambda receiving the Newsletter Award. The
Christmas party for the kids, an annual affair,
was as always well worth the effort.
Winter house party combined wiih the pledge
dance left sore heads but fond memories.
Spring, glorious Spring, with the annual beach
party . . , 'nuff said ? Graduation with some of the
five-year-men leaving at last. Time marches on.
PHI KAPPA SIGMA PLEDGE CLASS
First Row, left to right: Upchurch, Hardy, Glietz, Stone. Second Row: Gofurth,
West, McMillan, Henderson, Hollinshed. Third Row: Smith, Correli, Davis,
Michie, Hunt.
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OFFICERS
Cla'iTON Jackson Presidetil
Woody Fearing Vice-Pres/deni
Bill Calvert Secretary
Tom McMillan Treasurer
Alph
HISTORY
Founded at the University of Virginia in
1868.
Colors: Garnet and Gold
Flou'er: Lily ot the Valley
Piiblicalioii: Shield and Diamond
Established at the University of North
Carolina in 1895.
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F/nt Row, Ujt lo right: James B. Allen, Jr., Gordon Battle, Carroll Berry, Jr., V<'illiam M. Calvert, John F. Comer. Fred H. Deaton,
William J. Erwin. Second Row: Woodson B. Fearing, George W. Ferguson, Gene Hafer. Flynn Harris, Mason Hawfield, William J.
Isenhour, Clayton Jackson. Third Row: Edgar W. McCurry, Thomas McMillan, Arthur A. Madden, John P. Maynard, Stanley Peel,
Claude E. Pope, James F. Rodgers. Fourth Row: Julian H. Rountree, Julius A. Rousseau, OIlie M. Smithwick, Scott Taylor, Horace
Thompson, Edward A. Wayne, Matthew T. Wood.
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1953 . . . Pika's opened the season with a
combo after the State game . . . dig that crazy new
kitchen . . . another rainy week-end . . . Woody
ties the knot . . . pins pop up in the strangest
places! . . . OUie and Sally Lee prepare for the
future . . . old alums show up for Homecoming
. . . where can we get a float for the Queen ? . . .
look at that beautiful "Beat Dook Float Parade"
. . . hard work, lots of fun . . . terrific pledge
class . . . anybody have another draft? . . . speak-
ing of draft, what happened to Lyman, Grady,
"Flash," Dune, Haywood, "Squirrel," "Hot Shep
Sut," Aman, and the rest? . . . big chapter at
Fort Jackson . . . another beautiful Dream Girl . . .
"Zoot," "Shaky," and the "Senator" — all one . . .
"Ike" the scorekeeper . . . "Maurice and his teeth"
. . . "Mule" and the movies . . . "Boogie" and
Butler, Pa. . . . "Big Ed" the political boss . . .
Jule and George, struggling young shysters . . .
let's have a sorority party. Mason . . . who are
you dating tonight, Jake? . . . "Moscow Mules"
and Bermuda shorts — what a combination . . .
terrific "Tau Times" . . . the "Governor" talked
his way out of that one . . . let's go to the movies
now, and get it over with.
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PI KAPPA ALPHA PLEDGES
First Row, left to right: Johnson, Gruble. Hambright, Cash\
Overman, Magness, Padgett, Gorham, Coker, Mackie. Thi
Thuemmler. Converse. White, Salmon, Collins, Vincent.
/ell. Second Row:
■d Row: Hodges,
Pi Kappa Phi
OFFICERS HISTORY
Jerold a. Ridge Archon Founded at College of Charleston in 1904.
VoNNiE B. Smith Trensurer Colors: Gold and White
Jerry A. Campbell Secretary Flouer: Red Rose
WiNTON G. WiLKS Publication: Star and Lamp
Warden - Pledgemaster
Established at the University of North
James L. Gulledge Historian Carolina in 191-i.
Richard L. Frucci Chaplain
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First Rou; left to right: ]erry Campbell Asery ConnM, Doug Dodivn. RicharJ Frucci. Stcond Ron: Dave Futch, James Gulledge,
Billy Joe Johnson, Lynn Mann. T/j/r<^ Rot^; Jerry Ridge, Charles Seabrook, Vonnie Smith, Richard Starner. Fourth Row: Alfred
Strauss, Jack Taylor, Winton G. Willcs, James Yokeley.
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The greatest year yet!! PI KAPPA PHI's
started the '53-'54 school year oft right by pur-
chasing new furniture for the hving room . . .
Everyone pitched in to remodel our "social room"
. . . "Greatest parties ever" our Alumni told us
on their football week-end visits . . . Pledge class
. . . On the ball . . . Everybody's general con-
census ... PI KAPPs well represented at South
Carolina game . . . Lost three of our best through
matrimony . . . Congratulations Dick, Mac, and
Dewey . . . Annual Christmas blowout . . .
Basketball week-ends . . . Winter Germans . . .
Many good times around the house . . . Frucci's
"A-Model Convertible" . . . Our "professional"
pledges still around . . . Spring Germans, our
annual Rose Ball . . . And Earnie's annual after-
school house party at Ocean Drive closes out a
great year.
PI KAPPA PHI PLEDGE CLASS
Firu Row. left lo righl: Horton, Ferrell, Sluder, Johnson. Second Row: Cum-
ming, Hardester, Taylor, ONeil, Koster, Huggins. Third Row: Jackson, Goforth,
Young, Wooton, Hemby, Herring.
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Pi Lambda Phi
OFFICERS HISTORY
Jo£ Raff Rex Founded at Yale University in 1895.
Howard Silvers Anhnii Cnlois: Purple and Gold
Jack Goodman Scnbc Piihl nation: Tripod
Louis Bates . . Keeper of the Exchequer Established at the University of North
Carolina in 1939.
Sam Lerner Marshal
First Row, left to right: Max Crohn, Herman Fleishman, Barry Fogel, Paul Gartzman, David Glass. Second Row: Jack Goodman,
William Gorlick, Pete Gumpert. Bradley Katz, Donald Kurtz. ThnJ Ron: Bob Kushner, Sam Lerner, Jerry MofF, Joe Raff, Howard
Silvers. Fourth Row: Ben Slosman, Norman Steinberger, Herb Waintr, Don VCarren, Howard Zerden.
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A SPIRITED BUNCH returned from summer vaca-
tion . . . Their first job was to completely paint
the inside of the house . . . Everyone pitched in
and Grads grudgingly admitted ole 107 looked
the best ever ... It must have impressed the
rushees for we got our biggest and best pledge
class — 20 pledges started on the road towards
becoming "Jolly Laddies " . . . The Fall German's
party was, as usual, the greatest . . . Athletes went
after Hillel football crown with vim and vigor —
We Won! Winter came and we settled down for
some serious intellectual activity . . . Gotta keep
that scholastic average on top . . . National
okays club-cellar plans and work begins . . .
Winter Germans and big week-end party high-
lighted the social calendar.
Several beach trips and the cabin party started
it off right . . . Horseshoe pits decorate the back
yard ... Pi Lams defend their campus handball
Championship . . . Omega Beta ended one of its
most successful years at Carolina with hopes for
an even better one in '54-' 5 3.
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PI LAMBDA PHI PLEDGES
Fnsi Row, left to right: Stuart Teachman, Marvin Pearlman, Richard Oresman.
Dave Tananbaum. Ben Diamond. Second Row: Arnold Kapiloff. Dave Burrows.
Frank Livingston, Ed Pearlstein. Ted Rosenthal, Julius Coiien. Thiiij Ron: Bob
Lavietes, Lorry Braverman. Fred Kahn, Don Stein, Brad L'nion, Bob Pearlman.
Ed Lipman, Stan Bershaw.
St. Anthony Hall
OFFICER
George V. Strong House Manager
HISTORY
Founded at University of Columbia in 1847.
Colors: Blue and Gold.
Established at the University of North Carolina in 1854.
First Row: Jack Blake, Dave Clinard, Rus.s Cowell. J. limokc GarJiiicr, Ed Gross. Seco}iJ Ruu: Phm Horton, S. T. Jordan. Charles
Kuralt, Dusty Lamson, C. B. Schley. Third Row: Doug Soo, Tom Spain, Jack Spooner, Edward T. Taws, Bill Walker. Fourth Rotv:
T. E. Witty, Bill Wood, Jay Zimmerman.
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Uncle Tony's boys return to the Hall as new
year begins. Things are looking up — Blake has a
new crop of hair; Strong has hopes of finding
his cat . . . Bachelor ranks dwindle fast — Walker,
Witty, and Seely last summer, Johnson in the fall,
and Mclntyre in the winter, with more to bite the
dust this summer . . . The Hall is rejuvenated —
amazing what some paint and a new bar will do
. . . Football week-ends feature Jordan, bottle, and
harmonica, appearing nightly on the roof . . .
Pre-season coon hunt — missed both coons, but al-
most bagged Gross . . . Rushing's mass confusion
and mangled right hands. Well worth it, though
. . . Germans week-end, plus cabin party and
hayride — the latter successful except for diabetic
horse . . . Gardiner goes continental — wine with
meals at Antoine's. His car stolen, found in Y-
Court as a Christmas present from the "Roach"
. . . The Christmas party with eggnog was holiday
send-off . . . Beach parties at Soo's; various blasts
here and there as weather turns warm . . . High-
light of year — Centennial Swingout; alumni re-
turn to make it year's greatest affair.
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ST. ANTHONY HALL PLEDGE CLASS
First Row. lefr lo right: Bruton, Cluett, Meadows. Second Roir: Dewing, Bell,
Kentopp, Jones.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
OFFICERS HISTORY
, , »r ,, r> • / Founded at the University of Alabama in
I. Alex McMillan President , '
■' 1856.
Edward H. Hardison .. V/ce-Pres/den/ Co/oer; Old Gold and Purple
John D. Gold Seaenvj ^'''""'■' ^'°'^^
Pi/hludlion: The Record
John DuBose Tretis/ner
Established at the University of North
Robert L. Gibbon Warden Carolina in 1857.
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F;rii Row. left to right : Milo Abercrombie, ^X■illlam Armheld, Herbert Browne, Richard Carmichael. Henry Conner, Edward Crawford,
Tom Creasy. Second Kinc: John DuBose, Robert Gibbon. John Hanes, Edward Hardison, Eugene Hill, NX'iliiam Huff, Frederick
Hutchins. Third Row: Frank Lowe, William McDonald, J. Alex McMillan. George Mountcastle, Arthur Newcombe. James Norfleet,
John Pace. Fourth Row: George Parker, Bobby Payne, Edward Pell, Samuel Reeves, Thomas Ruffin, William Ruffin, William Sand-
ridge. Fijth Row: Robert Schoize, ^X'ebb Sherrill, Dixon Spangler, Broadus Thompson, Jid Thompson, Robert Wellons, John Wet-
tach. Sixth Row: James Whitton, Charles Yarborough.
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Arriving back at Chapel College this fall,
S.A.E.'s surprisingly found a revamped house, due
to the superlative efforts of Bob Gibbon and Alex
McMillan. Gib, who found himself trapped into
first session summer school, gleefully directed the
face lifting of the hrst floor. Many actives who
returned to school early aided in numerous and
sundry ways. The end result was something less
than hideous, so all parties v.ere happily amazed.
To make the ninety-sixth year an even bigger
success, Minerva came up with sixteen pledges,
creating one of the best pledge classes in the
history of N. C. Xi — and undoubtedly thev will
perform prodigiously for the girl with the lion.
Congratulating each other on the fine begin-
ning, the brothers then turned their eyes to the
future to concern themsehes with elaborate plans
for the remainder of the year.
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First Rou: left lo right: Dawson. Hill, Williamson, Henderson. Wright. Second
Row: Patton, Hutchins, Lybrook, Watkins. Hughins. Third Row: Hunter,
Causey, Dell, Vance, Galloway, Van Winkle.
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Sigma Phi Epsilon
OFFICERS
RuEBEN Y. Leonard President
Frederick T. Mattox . . Vice-Presidenl
Thomas A. Torgersen . . . Comptroller
David W. Aderholdt Secretary
Thomas E. LiNOSE'i' Historian
HISTORY
Founded at University of Richmond in
1901.
Colors: Red and Purple
riouer: American Beauty Rose
Pi/hlicdtion: Sigma Phi Epsilon Journal
Established at the University of North
Carolina in 1921 and 1947.
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First Rott. teil to nglsl: David W. Aderholdt, Herman J. Bunch, Jr., Billy R. Flowers, Jimmy R. 1-lowers, Carl A. Furr, Jr. Second
Row: John R. B. Hawes, Jr., Don Hamilton, Rueben Y. Leonard, Thomas E. Lindsey, Rufus J. Marks, Jr. Third Row: Frederick T.
Mattox, Thomas L. Norris, Jr., James T. Stewart, Jr., Jesse L. Warren, Thomas A. Torgersen.
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Mattox, Marks and Lindsey came back from
National Conclave at Portland, Oregon m three
days. Another year passes all too quickly . . .
more barn parties . . . Hawes locks kitchen . . .
"Iron Jaw" Mattox threatens to sue . . . Rufus
swore it was wood . . . Hamilton with a different
girl each week . . . T. T. loses his heart . . .
Jimmy and Billy paint flowers in Raleigh . . .
Norris sets up quarters in Nurses dorm . . .
Herman studies for once . . . Furr returns to
Meredith . . . Thompson transfers from Davidson
and brings half of Shelby with him . . . Aderholdt
takes a drink . . . Rueben dates a nice girl . . .
Stewart builds displays . . . SANDY RETURNS
. . . Blanton goes wild with paint brush, T. C.
goes politician . . . Daddy Beck leads his flock . . .
Lore will play bridge one time . . . Skippy skips
out . . . Benson goes ape . . . Pope doesn't preach.
SIGMA PHI EPSILON PLEDGE CLASS
Fiy.U Row, left to right: Smith, Leonhart, Pope, Blanton, Moore. Pierce. Second
Row: Helms, Bynum, Beck, Spencer, Akin, Pringle, Johnson. Third Ruiv: Morris,
Self, Benson, Lore, Daughtry, Fowler, McFlarson.
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Sigma
OFFICERS
Charlie Phillips Preudeiii
Abbie Keyes V/ce-Pres/cJei/t
Harr'i' Anderson Secrelarj
Pi; Hi Smitherman Tredsurer
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HISTORY
Founded at the University of Miami (Ox-
ford, Ohio) in 1855.
Colors: Blue and Gold
Flower: White Rose
Established at the University of North
Carolina in 1889.
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First Row. Iffi to nf.bt: Harry Anderson, Kemp ClcnJenin, Ray Collins. Walt Con\erse, Jerry Cook, Fred Dale, Roddey Dowd. Second
Row: Billy Ford, Tommy Frazier, Joe Freeman, Don Gladstone, Britt Glenn, Toy Gregory, Bill Hawks. T/j/W i?(V!('.- Elbert Herring,
Sid Hoots, Allen Hoppe, Eric Jonas, Jim Keech, Albert Keyes, Carl McCraw. Fourth Row: Jim Melvin, Denny Mitchell, BUI Moore,
Buell Moser, Galen Moser, Tommy Osborne, Charlie Phillips. Ftft/i Row: Erwin Potts, Doug Powell, Charles Ridenhour, Frank Rod-
dey, Howard Seawell, Earnie Shore. Sixth Row: Pete Smitherman, Tim Timberlake, Dan Watkins, Jere Woltz.
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School opened again with a bang, and Doug
started piecing the house together again. Missing
roof and crater in Uving room was blamed on
Grover and Ernie. Fraz waved as he passed on his
way to Durham. A large moving van pulled up
with Spider's muscle building equipment. Slaves
were seen carrying large money bags to the banks
as Ray drove into town. Bundles and Mitch slid
up on a dog sled after a long journey from the
North. The sky lit up, and the Earth trembled as
Red Man strolled up the walk.
A motion was brought up in chapter meeting to
start going to classes — motion defeated. Another
motion was made to get Sid out of bed — motion
passed, impossible to enforce. Along came rushing
and twenty-five shining new additions were made.
Pete was jailed for pinching Abraham Lincoln
. . . Abbie was seen sober — once. Rio crashed into
the Bell Tower with his new Sabre Jet, and Dowd
blew up Y-Court. Looks like another fine year
for the Sigs.
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SIGMA CHI PLEDGE CLASS
Fiisi Row, left lij right: Boone, Kanauf, Micheaux, Isley, Gregory. Secuiid Row:
Mitchell, Lomax, Stephens, Ward, Carmichael, Teague, Murphy. Third Row:
Grubbs, Cowell, Best, Sisk, Current, Bell, Wilson. Fourth Row: Woltz. Lopp,
Hardin. Rothrock, Chalk, Dowdy, Sheffield, Burge, Oakley, Plumbley.
Si2ma Nu
OFFICERS
Michael K. Davis. Eminem Commander
EuGHNE C. Hicks, III . .Ll. Commander
Stanley R. Smith Recorder
Carl R. Webb, Jr Treasurer
HISTORY
Founded at Virginia Military Institute in
1869.
Colon: Black, White and Gold
Flower: White Rose
Publication: The Delta
Established at the University of North
Carolina in 1889.
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First Row, left to right: Turner Bass, Louis Beall, Setli Brumley, DcW Ut ClupplL, JosLph Cherry, Edward Clement, Michael Davis.
Second Row: Sidney Dixon, George Foti, William Griffin, Bobby Grimes, Fred Hamrick, James Harper, Thomas Harper. Third Row:
George Harris, Robert Heath, Eugene Hicks, Lee Holmes, Robert Kimzey, Jack Markham, Paul McCubbins. Fourth Row: Don E.
Mitchell, Don P. Mitchell, Saunders Moore, John Mundy, James Oglesby, Dick Porter, Robert Powell. Fifth Row: Wal-
lace Pridgen, Franz Roberts, Stanley Smith, John Roberts, Bernard Theiling, Thomas Thomas, Carl Webb. S/xth Rote: Michael
White, Ray White.
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The Year begins for dear ole Psi.
New rug, new actives, pledges, too.
The gridiron's sparked by Teedy B.,
With George up front to lead.
Dave likes to kiss 'em on the mouth
'Specially KD's we hope.
The Snakes find washing is a sin
As Mike dictates "No soap!"
"Fraud! Fraud! the legislators yell
As Ruby's hauled away;
Consult Mon's Travel Agency
About a seashore stay.
And lo ! the Cherry doth return
With Old World tales to spin;
And Stick, the patient pledge, reveals
He's finally getting in.
God! Pridgen's shelf is bare.
Then Vickers softly had to ask
"What's going on down there . . ."
The Snakes they love to serenade.
They start with the Pi Phi's,
and then take on the other five . . .
(Stick's horn drowned out the sighs)
To "da . . . da-da-da-" it is said
"Look, man, I played a hunch";
And then we ask the whole damn Dook
To share our songs and punch.
It's time to close and see Spero
For "just another brew"
And so we bid our "Happy Days"
To dear old Snickey Foo!
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Fiisl Rou\ left to right: Morgan, Gibson, Watkins, White, Hurley, Carter,
MitchelL Noel. Second Row: West, Watkins, BuUuck, Lamm, Bass, Phillips,
Moore, Stallings, White. Thud Row: Boyette, Bishop, Dorzback, Elliott, Martin,
Liles, Howard, Butters, Cooke, E.\um.
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Tau Epsilon Phi
OFFICERS HISTORY
Roger Ackerman Chancellor Founded at Columbia University in 1910.
Murray Politis V ice-Chancellor Colors: Purple and White
Charles A. Friedman Scribe Flowers: Lily of the Valley and Violet
Elliott Rose Bursar Pnhlicaiion: The Plume
Established at the University of North
Carolina in 1924.
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f/n/ RwH, /f// /w )7.i;/j/.- Roger Ackerman, Martin Alpert, Leonard Clcin, Robert S. Colbert, li.i D.ims, dcnald liinhorn, Charles A.
Friedman. Second Rou : David Garmise, Carl Goldfarb, Don Goldstein, Leonard Grodsky, Barry Kalin, Ronnie Knegsman, Richard
Kushinsky. Third Row: Alvin Levine, Larry Maslow, Burnet Mendelsohn, Kenny Myers, Bob Paller, Leroy Pearlman, Murray Politis.
Fourth Row: Harold Rabhan, Elliott Rose, Elliott Solomon, Harold Schwartz, Sam Strause, Harvey Tilles, Marshall Waldman.
Page 402
Finis for our seniors . . . Roger "Babe" plans
to change Sammy for Fran . . . Al and Kenny will
now start debating for a living . . . Kalin returns
to the hills to run his still . . . Ambassador Politis
returns to his homeland . . . Where is our Rebates,
E. ''???? . . . Chemical Carl gets degree in Poli-
Sci . . . How's Blackjacks, Rab????? . . . Lacrosse
Chazz with pen in one hand and his Lacrosse
stick in the other . . . What is keeping you from
going to Florida this year, Chazz??? . . . Tilles
plans trip to Paree . . . His buddy Len is going to
have a new suit made by Taylor . . . E.Y.B. dis-
bands due to lack of interest, but there are rumors
that Buddy and Bill are holding their own meet-
ings . . . Mackler ought to keep his nose out of
you know whose finger . . . Pledges need more
experience in modeling . . . Houseparty for 100
(But 200 came so everybody threw up both hands
and yelled) . . . Big reduction in Damnyankees
. . . Entertained alumni with big blast . . . Where
was the party Maryland week-end???? . . . This
is it so let's join together and as I said before —
throw up both hands and yell !!!
Bye now . . .
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TAU EPSILON PHI PLEDGE CLASS
First Row. left to right: Heyman, Hettleman, Friedman, Strause. Second Row:
Lieberman, Brody, Blankstein, Saunders, Korshun. Third Row: Brown, Planer,
Heiden, Coplon, SchiM.
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Theta Chi
OFFICERS HISTORY
James R. Warren President Founded at Norwich Unixersity, Norwich,
Vermont, in 1856.
Clinton T. Andrews . . Vice-President
Colors: MiUtary Red and White
William D. Beck Secretary
Floiver: Red Carnation
Walter E. Yopp, III Treasurer
Publication: The Rattle of Theta Chi
Jack L. Scism Pledge Marshal
Estabhshed at the University of North
Carolina in 1920.
Fir.il Row. left to rinht: Tyndall Alligood, Clinton Andrews, Robert Hartley, William Beck, Ernest Carson. Second Ro
tis, William Giles, Ronald Goodman,' R. Boyden Henley, Justice Jenkins. Third Row: Charles Ledbetter. John Lee,
cinko. Robert Neal, Jr., David Pace, fourth Row: Eugene Roberts, Jack Scism, Robert Skillen, Gary Sluder. G. Kent T
Row: Gilbert Tweed, James Warren, Walter Yopp, III.
ir: Robert Cur-
Stephen Mar-
hompson. Fifth
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It's all new . . . the house, the pledges, spirits
renewed. We start out the year with a bang.
We'll remember: The all-nite homecoming
party staged by "Hamburger." Special pledge
project at Duke (wonder what it was.-*).
"Grumpy," his SPE stone, his flying cards and
10,000 bells.
"Snow White and the Four Pigs" (or were
they?) "Kid" and his tinker-toys. Clint and Ken —
"Which Hickorite is the alki?" "Rose Bud" and
her little red brief case.
"Peanut Butter" Jenkins and his ice cream
sundaes. Veep and his queen! Blood trophy com-
petition weeds men from boys. "Columbus" no
returneth. Sister Pollard and Pledge ( ?) Torrence
caught in the draft.
Congrats to Circum, Helms, Slud, Herbie and
Ellis. June cometh. Freedom goeth. (Maybe)
"Stinko" and Big Bill" — Saturday's Heroes.
"C-Top" and all those A's he talked about.
"Poodle, Where's Mimi?" "Old Dad" sorta dis-
liked "Motor Mouth." We did too. Let's go to
physics lab, Tyndall. A legacy forthcoming from
Al and Mike.
"Bedwetter." "Tweedybird." "Pearshape."
"Hail to the Chief." Our Dream Girl, Bunny.
Knock, knock — who's there. "Tess"
THETA CHI PLEDGES
First Row, left to right: Ken Frye, Johnny Brindell, Craig Horseman. Second
Row: Jim Sheets, Bob Greene, C. J. Hartsell. Jim Hart. Third Roiv: Harry
Forbes, Johnny Garrow, Arden Ashley, Joe Asero, Don Monroe. Bill Suttle.
Page 405
Zeta Beta Tau
OFFICERS HISTORY
Mitchell Novit President Founded at City College, New York City,
in 1898,
Lewis Simon V'ne-Presideiit
Colors: Blue and Gold
Arthur Barbanell Secretary
P/ihliidlinns: ZBT Quarterly, Alpha
Richard Adelsheim Treasurer Pioneer,
Edward Nelson Historian Established at the University of North
Carolina in 1927.
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First Row. lejl to r:^ht: Richard Adelsheim, Seymour Bane. Arthur Barbanell, Eugene Buyer. Second Rote: Arthur Einstein, Henry
Isaacson, Charles Katzenstein, Ronald Lampert. Third Row: Ben jamin Marks, Albert Marx, Edward Nelson, Mitchell Novit. Fo«f/A
Row: Fred Rosenberg, Lewis Simon, Harold Starr, Louis Wolfsheimer.
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House gets new look as Res climbs ladder . . .
Friends of ZBT chartered . . . Rug doesn't fit,
A. B. retakes Math 7 . . . EO and TF from campus
to doghouse . . . Res paints as Lou supervises . . .
Ten innocents pledge . . . Maryland carpet-
baggers invade Southland . . . Einstein decides
after three year debate that birds and bees are here
to stay (Res falls off ladder) . . . Simon and
Lampert takes loss as House goes oft GOLD
standard . . . Clyde pins Connie after long affair
. . . Novit becomes Captain, air defense collapses
. . . Res paints . . . Cohen hurt in Tech game . . .
The Thin Man gets new cast . . . The Fat Man gets
Marcia . . . Tennessee Ernie Marx entertains the
masses . . . le fin . . .
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First Row, left to right: Rosenberg, Goldberg. Kahn, Weinman. Second Row:
Broad, Rosenstoclc, Epstein, Hornik. Goodman.
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Zeta Psi
OFFICERS HISTORY
Bud Wallace President Founded at New York Univeisity in 1847.
Miles Gregory Vice-President Colors: Gold and White
Harry Pearsall Secretary Flouer: White Carnation
Skipper McMillan Treasurer Publication: Circle of Zeta Psi
Established at the University of North
Carolina in 1858.
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i; ^ .' ,,, r'nl^t: Charlie Ayaxk, limmy Barnes, Bill Brawner, Alfred Bryant, John Bryant, Hugh Chapman. Second Row: Dick
I Mark Dickerson, Pat Eldridge, Bill Evans, Ed Gauss, Arthur Gregory. Third Row: Earl Johnson, ^X'alton Joyner, Bob Lam-
Ed Loughlin Z V McMillan, Harry Pearsall. Fourth Row: Al Purrington, Julian Robertson, George Smith, Kenneth Smith, Sea-
Thorp Bob Trundle F/flh Row: Doug Van Noppen, Bud Wallace, Irvin NX'atkins, Bob Williamson, Jim Winston, Chick Young.
Page 408
'53-'54 . . . CONGRATULATIONS ARE IN ORDER for
winning the Zeta Psi National Chapter award
. . . also to the house managerial staff for reno-
vated dining-room and kitchen . . . "Footsy"
(Five Year) Wallace serving as prexy for opening
term . . . new pledge class is a joy to behold . . .
the fortunate few "shoot em up" at the Georgia
game . . . frequent blasts on Winston Memorial
Highway No. 1 . . . "Butt" loses pin on New York
subway . . . "Footsy" makes weekly Thursday
migration to Salem . . . "Rabbit" bucks for
brother's position as he joins S and B . . . Leslie's
daily call, "How about some golf, Julian, old
scout" . . . "Grandpa" Grimes complains of rheu-
matic aches on rainy days . . . Mallory shows his
brother's musical inclinations . . . Bullet takes up
with campus dogs . . . "Nutties" is placed on
female " wanted" list . . . Zetes make up zoo with
Lizard, Monkey, Snake, Squirrel, Rabbit, Turkey,
Goose, Bear, Poss, and Animal . . . "Bigg)'" con-
quers at home and abroad . . . Levi and Ula
compare flexes . . . Evan's frequent luncheon dates
. . . Nut studies . . . Kitten discloses his life am-
bition, to grow up and be a cat . . . Kitch con-
tinues to play the field . . . "Grandma" opposes
"B. O." in political views . . . "Seab" defeats all
plumbers on the table . . . M. C. stars in football
while Chip and Brawner are out for soccer . . .
Lu Lu fails on Homecoming display but brings
campus good entertainment . . . Redskins are a
Sunday afternoon MUST . . . Jimmy Hargraves
frequently demonstrates the Alcoholic Shag . . .
Brothers Wallace, Cozart, Young, Lips and Dutch
join the pin club . . . WC team grows gradually
. . . Aycock replaces "O.O." as Peanut Butter
King . . . Doonie coaches wrestlers on Persian rug
. . . Brothers Johnson and Trundle do booming
business with the Red Box downstairs . . . The
End!
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ZETA PSI PLEDGE CLASS
Firsi Row. left to right: Moss, Williams, Lawson, Hines, Corse. Second Row.
Barber, Neville, Fulton, Putnam, Cheatham, Van Loan.
Coinplimeiils of 1954 YACKETY YACK
Page 410
RUSS COWELL
Business Manager
Assistant Business Manager
We wish to thank these advertisers, whose cooperation is deeply
appreciated. Remember them, won
't yon?
Andrews Restaurant
Lassiter Corporation
Baldwin's
The Bank of Chapel Hill
Berman's Department Store
Ledbetter-Pickard
The Little Shop
Long Meadow Farms
E. A. Brown Furniture Company
Claude M. May
Carolina Barber Shop
Carolina Coffee Shop
Nu-'Way Cleaners
Carolina Flower Shop
Carolina Inn
Carolina Theater
Charlotte Engraving Company
Chatham Manufacturing Company
Chesterfield Cigarettes
Coble Dairy Products, Inc.
Orange Prmtshop
Pace in Glen Lennox
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Durham
The Pmes
Poe Motor Company
T. W. Poe and Sons
Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of Durham
Colonial Press
Colonial Stores, Inc.
Dillon Supply Company
Durham Herald-Sun Papers
Ellis-Stone
Electric Construction Company
Fitch Lumber Company
Foister's Camera Store
Riggsbee-Hmson Furniture Company
Robbins' of Chapel Hill
Sloan Drug Company
Smith-Prevost Cleaners
The Sport Shop
Sutton Drug Company
Town & Campus
Tyler's Esso Servicenter
Fowler's Food Store
University Cleaners
The Glen Lennox Development
The Goody Shop
Gulf Service of Chapel Hill
Hazzard Motor Company
Honeycutt Cleaners
University Florist and Gift Shop
University Lodge
University National Bank
University Printery
"Varsity Theater
Huggins' Hardware
Intimate Bookshop
WCHL
"Waller and Smith Studio
The King Cotton Hotel
"Watts Grill and Motor Court
Kingsport Press
"Wentworth and Sloan Jewelers
... IT PAYS TO
ADVERTISE . . .
Page 412
Today's Chesterfield is tiie
Best Cigarette Ever Made!
'Chesterfields -For Me!
/Th^adQS^
The cigarette tested and approved by 30
years of scientific tobacco research.
Copyfighc 195-1. Liggett & MvLRs Tobacgo Co,
Page 413
UNIVERSITY NATIONAL BANK
Member of the Federal Reserve System
Continuous
Quality
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Durham Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
Durham. N. C.
Page 414
t^lott^vrs ...
_y(r r/aiurai L^oinpiiment
^o uDeautu
The Carolina Flower .Shop
Opposite fhe Post Office
The Very Best in Food
PLUS
A Pleasant Atmosphere
MEANS
Carolina Coffee Shop
138 E. Franklin Street
T. W. Poe &L Sons, Inc.
General Confractors
DURHAM, N. C.
Builders of:
COBB DORM
MclVER DORM
THE MONOGRAM CLUB
THE MEDICAL RESEARCH LAB
CLAUDE M.
MAY
Painting, Papering and Decorating
105 W. Chapel Hill Street *
Telephone 6939
DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA
Page 415
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MANLY HONEYCUTT, Manager
Dial 3-1696
RALEIGH, N. C.
Serv/np U N C Students
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Page 417
DAIRY PRODUCTS
FOWLER'S FOOD STORE
ALL KINDS FRESH MEATS, GROCERIES, AND COUNTRY PRODUCE
FISH AND OYSTERS IN SEASON
For Delivery: Phone 9-416
Chapel Hill, N. C.
Page 418
WHEN VISITING CHAPEL HILL
REMEMBER
r
niversit^ Lodge
Is Carolina's Finest Motel
AND
For Steaks and Seafoods at Their Very Best, It's
The Pines
HIGHWAY 54 EAST CHAPEL HILL
40/1^4^ SHOP
m^M N. COLUMBIA ST.
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THE
CAROLINA THEATER
Appreciates Your Patronage
1^
NORTH CAROLINA THEATERS, INC.
Page 419
Cliath
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maKes goo
ankets!
1^ITH4M
Chatham Manufacturing Company, Elkin, North Carolina
Page 420
The
BOB COX
Finest in Men's Cloi
thing
ONK JENNINGS
M
DILLON
SUPPLY COMPANY
Mill - Industrial and
Contractors Supplies
Plumbing — Heating
Equipment — Home
Water Systems
RALSIGH - DURHAM - ROCKY MOUNT
GOLDSBORO
THE SIGN OF QUALITY PRINTING
IN CHAPEL HILL
^
Colonial ^re^s^
THE BANK OF CHAPEL HILL
CHAPEL HILL
- Member F. D. I. C. -
Clyde Eubanks President W. E. Thompson .
Collier Cobb, Jr Vice-President J. Temple Gobbel
W. R. Cherry Asst. Cashier
Serving the LJniversify Community Since 1899
CARRBORO
Executive Vice-President
Cashier
University Florist
AND
Gift Shop
124 East Franklin Street
Chapel Hill
Delicious Meals . . .
Courteous Service . . .
At Moderate Prices
Andrews Restaurant
423 W. Franklin St.
Page 422
Compliments of the
E. A. BROWIV
Furniture and Electrical Appliance
COMPAIW
Phone 7121
106 W. Rosemary St., Next to City Hall
WUJAY DRY CLEANERS
112 S. Graham St.
Cleaning— Pressing— Altering
Phone 9-3498
It's
Poe Motor Company
for
DeSOTO-PLYMOUTH
Sales and Service
SUTTON'S
WALGREEN AGENCY
DRUG STORE
The Tar Heel's Drug Center and
Prescription Shop"
COSMETICS, SCHOOL SUPPLIES,
FOUNTAIN SERVICE AND GIFTS
it
Phone 9-8781
The Finest in Motion Pictures
AT THE
VARSITY THEATER
Page 42}
THE 1954 YACKETY YACK
STATEMENT OF INCOME AND EXPENSE
INCOME
Student Fees $ 6,761.85
Advertising 12,000.02
Organizational Space 25.95
Hush Money from Publications Board 707.91
Petty Graft 905.00
$20,400.73
EXPENSES
Lassiter Corporation $ 409.11
Charlotte Engraving Company 113.77
Waller and Smith Studio 55.55
Cornell Wright Photo 3,135.88
Photo Lab 42.33
Supplies " .88
Postage, Tel., and Tel 563.11
Editor's Cadillac 4,444.44
Business Manager's Ford and Vacation 4,200.22
Assistant Business Manager's Engagement Ring 1,500.00
Sports Editor's Debts to Bookies at Dook and Cow College 817.99
Staff Salaries 1,360.00
Kick-back to Campus Politicians 699.69
Sugar Money to Graham Memorial 401.11
Petty Graft 9-99
Staff Beach Party 141.66
Steaks and Beverages 1,300.00
Beer and Pretzels 1,300.00
The Roach 5.00
$20,400.73
April 1, 1954
P,ige 424
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Durham's Best Store Since 1885
The shopping center for re
Eastern and Piedmont Care
who demand the best in
quality.
MAIN STREET - DURH
presentative
>lina women
'ashion and
[AM. N. C.
The Corner Hangout
For Prescriptions
For Fountain Service
SLOAN DRUG
CO.
On the Corner Across f
om Theater
Page 425
wherever You Go
Whatever You Do
Good books are as close as
your nearest mailbox
THE INTIMATE BOOKSHOP
205 E. Franklin St.
WATTS GRILL
AND
MOTOR COURT
Accommodations for Dinner Parties
Pittsboro Highway
Phone 9-5886
FOR NEWSPAPER SERVICE, DIAL 9-7811 or 8-0456
L^onaratuiatioiU to the L^taii oj^ 1934
FROM THE
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DAILY AND SUNDAY
AND
THE DURHAM SUN
EVENING
Chape] Hill's FAVORITE Daily Newspapers
The Herald-Sun Papers and Durham's CBS Stations WDNC and WDNC-FM Are Affiliated
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UNIVERSITY CLEANERS
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CLEANING - PRESSING
Chapel Hill, N. C.
Plant Phone 9-1901 Office Phone 4921
Page 426
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OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR THE YACKETY YACK
12 EAST HARGETT STREET
RALEIGH NORTH CAROLINA
Page 427
Stationery— Gifts
School Supplies
LEDBETTER-PICKARD
Chapel Hiil
Compliments of
Hazzard Motor Company
GENERAL MOTORS DEALER
Sales and Service
501 W. Franklin St. -Chapel Hill, N. C.
CONGRATULATIONS
TO THE CLASS OF 54
"The Dairy Store"
West Franklin Street
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CHAPEL HILL
DURHAM ROXBORO
Page 428
It's
PACE
IN GLEN LENNOX
For the Finest in
Furniture and Accessories
For the Life of Your Car
GO GULF
GULF SERVICE
W. Franklin St. Chapel Hill
GLEN LENNOX
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THE KlXt; < 0TT01\
Greensboro's Finest Hotel
HAYWOOD DUKE, Manager
Page 429
LASSITER CORPORATION
CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA
iwUadivfU
Electric Construction Company
Just off the Campus
165 E. Franklin Street
Chapel Hill
The
L
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Headquarters
for
Carolina Coeds
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Here's a Bird
You'll Want to Know!
Graduate to Greater
Food Savings
At Your Friendly
COLONIAL STORES
chapel Hill, N. C.
Thanking you for
your patronage
WENTWORTH
& SLOAN
JEWELERS
i^ompuments of-
FITCH LUMBER COMPANY
Page 431
Covers by Kingskraft
KINGSPORT PRESS, INC.
KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE
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TYLER'S
E SSO
SERVICENTER
West Franklin at Church
Phone 2221
L^ongraiu lationi
TO ANOTHER GRADUATING CLASS
CAROLINA BARBER SHOP
"Since 1903"
The Carolina Inn
it
Hosts for the University
on all occasions
it
Openitiiig d Diuiiiff Room jiiJ The Giroliini Inn GifchrLi .
THE UNIVERSITY PRINTERY
"Hank" Harrington
E. Franklin St.
Chapel Hill
Page 433
THE ORANGE PRINTSHOP
Printers to
The University of Nortli Caroiina
for over 30 years
Box 1249 Phone 3781
RIGGSBEE-HINSON
FURNITURE
COMPANY
Home
of
Beauty-Rest Mattresses
- Hotpoint Appliances
Main Street
Carrboro, N. C.
Phone
5821
Congratulations to the Class of 1954
PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY
Durham — Burlington
Foister s Camera Store, Inc.
Photographic Supplier for
the Professional and Amateur
Photographer
CHAPEL HILL. N. C.
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Since 1914
Berman's
Department Store
Arrow— Crosby Square— Sampsonite
Page 435
SLAM ! ! ) "NO MORE YACKETY YACK ADVERTISING ! !
Page 436
SENIOR HOME ADDRESSES
Adams, James En-in. Jr.
Ridgeway St.
Warrenton, N. C.
Adams. Joyce Ferpuson
Xo. 4 The Glen
Chapel Hill. X. C.
Addison. Eleanor Daphne
5912 Glenhaven Crescent
Xorfolk s. Va.
.\dler. Thomas James
112 Overlook Ave.
Leonia. X. J.
Aldridpe. Charles Malcolm
S36 Laurel Ave.
Macon. Ga.
.\lexander. Dedrich Biemann
2430 S. Peninsula Dr.
Daytona Beach. Fla.
Allen. Cynthia Jane
530 Sherwood Cir.
Spartanburg. S. C.
Allen. Eldon Perry
Rt. No. e. Box 3
Greensboro. X. C.
Allen. Joseph Jethro
15U Walker Ave.
(Jreensboro. N. C.
.\llen. Xorman Hanson
1115 McCormick St.
Greensboro. X. C.
Allsbrook. Mary Frances
»2.3 Washington St.
Roanoke Rapids. N. C.
.Ambler. Susan
7700 McGregor Blvd.
Fort Myers. Fla.
Anders. Kenneth Chester. Jr.
50 Holland St.
Asheville. X. C.
.\nderson. .\nita Lillis
Rt. 2. Box 52
Wilmington. X. C.
Anderson. Betty Otto
905 Monument Ave.
Port St. Joe, Fla.
Annillo. Carmen. Jr.
2204 Bergenline Ave.
Cnion City. \. J.
Asbv. Felix E.
120 W. 2nd St.
Washington. X. C.
Asero. Joseph Salvatore
2018 C. St.. X. E.
Washington. D. C.
.\she. Jesse Brown, Jr.
247 West Kingston .Ave.
Charlotte. X. C.
Austin. John W.
1327 W. fith St.
Charlotte. X. C.
Ayscue. Edwin Osborne. Jr.
1209 E. Franklin St.
Monroe. X. C.
Baarcke, Leonide .\lfred
5 South Orion .\ve.
Clearwater. Fla.
Babcock. Robert Clayton
P. O. Box 211
Hillsboro. N. C.
Baker. William Luin
X. Bennett St.
Southern Pines. X. C.
Bane. Seymour
515 Xewbern Ave.
Raleigh. N. C.
Barbanell. .\rthur Loren
White Birch Ridge. R.F.D. Xi
Westport. Conn.
Barefoot. William Jefferson, J
300 Church St.
Benson. N. C.
Barklev. Xewton Buckner, Jr.
145 Betz PI.
Xew Orleans 20. La.
Barrett, Hugh Martin
ii37 S. Mebane St.
Burlington. X. C.
Barrier. Cecil Lee
CO State Hospital
Morganton. X. C.
BarOey. Robert Lynn
37 Rural Ave.
Washington. Pa.
Barton. Grandon Dillard. Jr
705 Walnut Ave.
Charlotte, N. C.
Battle. Fred Gordon, Jr.
2405 Delaware Ave.
Greensboro, X. C.
Beall Louis Holconib. Jr.
125 West End Blvd.
Winston-Salem. X. C.
Beard. Helen Jones
Trvon St.
Hillsboro. X. C.
Beard. William Quinbv. Jr.
P. O. Box 18
St. George. S, C,
Beck, William David
341 X, Bost St.
Statesville, X. C.
Bell. Dorothy Anne
559 Le Grand PI.
Montgomery, Ala.
Benson. William David
3621 Newark Ave.. X. W.
Washington, D. C.
Benton. Anne Cary
213 N. nth St.
Wilmington. N. C.
Berry. Benjamin Carroll. Jr.
108 Church St.
Hertford, N. C.
Berrj', Marvin Bryan
186 Virginia Ave.
Asheville, N. C.
Berryhill. James Collins
Rt. 4. Box 403
Charlotte. X. C.
Berrj-hill. Jane Carol
I'pper Laurel Hill
Chapel Hill. N. C.
Blanchard. Clyde James. Jr.
401 Piedmont Ave.
Rocky Mount. N. C.
Blair. Mary Anna
203 W. Houston St.
Monroe. X. C.
Blake. John Allen
209 E. 6th Ave.
Wildwood. X. J.
Blacklev. Roy Talmadge
121 Mallette St.
Chapel Hill, X. C.
Bland. Elmer Charles
410 West St.
Thomasville. X. C.
Blocker. Joan Cromwell
3650 Foster Hill Drive
St. Petersburg. Fla.
Bobbitt. Leonard E.
820 Green St.
Durham. X. C.
Bodenheimer. Jimm\' \'an
Route 1
Kernersville, N. C.
Bogle. Max Hines
539 South 4th St.
.\lbeniarle. X. C.
Bohnenkamp. Patricia Ellen
No. 7 Countrj- Aire
Box 580. RR No. 1
St. Louis, Missouri
Boice, Wilbur Malcolm, Jr.
600 X. Madison St.
Whiteville, N. C.
Boling. Ronald Jackson
316 W. 3rd St.
Siler Citj-. N. C.
Boone. Julia Claire
2918 North Rosser St.
.Alexandria. Va.
Bost. Edwin Norris
112 W. Pine St.
Lincolnton, N. C.
Bostian. Richard Lee
1000 Lake Boone Trail
Raleigh. N. C.
Boushall. John Heck. Jr.
3414 Lykes Ave.
Tampa. Fla.
Bowden. Harold Carlton. Jr
isio Roxboro Rd.
Durham, N. C.
Bowden, Ralph Hartman
Box 541
Mocksville. N. C.
Boyd. Robert Burwell
512 West End Ave.
Statesville. X. C.
Boyle. Martha .\nn
1149 Brown St.
.Alton. Illinois
Bradley. Harold John. Jr.
1211 Grayland St.
Greensboro, N. C.
Bradley. Kent Palmer
1400 Beach Drive North
St. Petersburg. Fla.
Bradshaw. Harvey Deakins
Route 4. Box 244
Greenville. N. C.
Brannan. Robert B.
2565 Selwyn Ave.
Charlotte. N. C.
Brantley. Paul .Adams
2017 E. 8th
Charlotte. X. C.
Braxton, AI Joe
West 11th St.
Scotland Neck. N. C.
Breece. E. Virginia
Box 175
Highlands, N. C.
Breeden. Richard Thomas
131 North Green St.
Morganton. N. C.
Bridger. Martha
Box 295
Bladenboro. X. C.
Bright. Mont Jackson. Jr.
401 McCaulev St.
Chapel Hill. N. C.
Briney. Lucy Gray
Greenville Road
Madisonville. Kentucky
Brooks. Henry Dwight
Route 2
Monroe. X. C.
Brooks. Jacqueline K.
100 Beverly Court
Michigan City. Indiana
Brown. Celia Johnston
313 King's Hwy.
Myrtle Beach. S. C.
Brown. Harry Elton
Box 368
Hillsboro, N. C.
Brown. James Shea
Box 75
Knoxville. Tenn,
Brown. Jerrj' Clifton
Box 13
Rich Square, N, C.
Brown. Mary Ida
20 Grifflng Blvd.
Asheville. X. C.
Brown. Michael Dillard
509 N. McDuflie St.
.Anderson. S. C.
Brown, William Credle
913 W. Broad St,
Wilson. N. C.
Bruton, Oren Douglas
314 East CJrainger Ave.
Kinston. X. C.
Bruton. Robert DeHart
183 St. Dunstans Rd.
Asheville, N. C.
Bryan, Joseph Kinsley, Jr.
College St.
Oxford. N. C.
Bryan. Mary Harvey
7 7 North Spring Garden Ave.
Xutley. X. J.
Bn'ant. Barry Wayne
R.F.D. No. 2
.Annapolis, Maryland
Buchanan, Pearle Long
1230 5th Ave. West
Hendersonville. X. C.
Buchly. Ann Lane
R.F.D. Xo. 1
Tryon. N. C.
Buckalew, Vardaman Moore. Jr
2556 S. Dehvood Dr.
.Mobile, Alabama
Page 437
SENIOR HOME ADDRESSES
Bullock. William Riley, J:
James St.
Bethel. N. C,
Buingarner. ?>nest L.
laos Clay Ext.
Kannapolis, \. C.
Bumpous. Marv Jane
2I0-26th Ave. North
St. Petersburg. Fla.
Bunch. Jeanne
.S.ine Nichols Ave.. S. E.
Washington 20. D. C.
Bundv. Robert Mavne. Jr.
M04 Florham .\ve.
High Point. N. C.
Bunting. Sylvia Lee
3633 Jocelyn St.. N. W.
Washington 1.5. D. C.
Burch, Elizabeth Owen
32 Courseview Rtl.
Bronxville. New York
Burcham. Nancy Louise
1720 Ivanhoe Blvd.
Orlando. Fla.
Burgess. Barbara Fay
33 Tuscan Rd.
.Maplewood. New Jersey
Burnstan, Rowland. Jr.
1 4 Rue Faraday
Paris 17. France
Butler. Charles Donald
1)0(1 W. Ehringhaus St.
Elizabeth City. N. C.
Bussey, J. Hubert
!)02 Queen St.
Columbia. S. C.
Cain, Charles Eugene
P. O. Box 34
Elizabethtown. \. C.
Cambron. Patricia Hooper
.'>2 Spears Ave.
.\sheville. X. C.
Cameron. Clinton H.
183 Daniels Rd.
Chapel Hill. N. C.
Campbell. Roy Bruce
R. F. D. 5
Dawson. Georgia
Capel. Arron Leon. Jr.
Ea.st Main
Troy. N. C.
Cauley. Stephen William. Jr.
Rt. 4, Box 394
Kin.ston, N. C.
Carey. Jane T.
540 Morganton Rd.
Southern Pines. N. C.
Carmichael. Richard Cartwright
22 Oak Drive
Durham, N. C.
Carr. William Howard
.'>7.-. N. E. oeth St.
Miami, Fla.
Carroll, Donald Cary
Country Club Rd.
Chapel Hill. N. C.
Carson. Ernest Eugene
il21 Boulevard
Statesville. X. C.
Carter. Florence Bryan
-.2 W. Wesley Rd.. N. W.
Atlanta. Georgia
Carter, James Louis. Jr.
I.">1H Providence Kd.
Charlotte. X. C.
Carter, Janet Gordon
2015 N. St., N. W.
Washington 6, D. C.
Casper, William Cecil
Rt. No. 3
China Grove. N. C.
Caudle, Jon Thomas
2705 Van Dyke Ave.
Raleigh. N. C.
Chance. William James
9531 Wells Parkway
Norfolk. Virginia
Chapin. Ann Mason
5021 Riverside Drive
Richmond 25. Va.
Chapman. John William
422 Rensselaer .\ve.
Charlotte, N. C.
Chappie. DeWitt. Jr.
7 Sante Fe Rd.
Middletown, Ohio
Cheney, Henr>' William, Jr.
567 Oakview Circle
Florence. Ala.
Citrini, Richard Joseph
1105 Georgia Ave.
Durham. N. C.
Clark. Neill Edwin
Rt. 4. Box s
Fayetteville. X. C.
Clarke, Elizabeth Coale
307 E. Mulberry St.
Goldsboro. X. C.
Clement. Edward Henry
310 S. Ellis St.
Sali.sbury, N. C.
Clendenin, Kemp Cook, Jr.
1505 Alandale Rd.
Greensboro. N. C.
Clodfelter, Harvey, .Ir.
Rt. No. 2
Thomasville, N. C.
Clifton, Benton Franklin, Jr.
Rt. No. 3
Raleigh, N. C.
Clinard, David Marion
20S1 Craig St.
Winston-Salem. X. C.
Cline. Gene Nolen
Rt. No. 1. Box 521
Concord, N. C.
Cline. Robert Seitz
523 4th St.. N. W.
Hickory, N, C.
Cloninger, Ambrose Wilkes. Jr.
Box 236
Bessemer City, N. C.
Clontz. Luther Hall
115 Brookside Lane
Morganton. X. C.
Coe. William James
2106 Sherwood St.
Greensboro, X. C.
Coleman. Curtis Cortez, Jr
640 Fenimore
Winston-Salem, N, C.
Coleman, Wade Hampton,
University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Collins. Lois Fleming
Box 207
Nashville, N. C.
Collins, Raymond Davis
North Ocean Blvd.
Myrtle Beach. S. C.
Colson, John Grady, Jr,
112 West Avondale
Greensboro, N. C.
Connelly. Robert Lee (ireen
617 Mills St.
Raleigh. X. C.
Conner. Henry W.
2 Bedons Alley
Charleston, S. C.
Cook. Emily .\dams
1219 12th Rd. South
Arlington. Va.
Cook, Gerald Wilson
3014 Polo Rd.
Winston-Salem, X. C.
Cook, Mary Bascom
Highlands, N. C.
Cook, Thomas Eugene
13 .McNair Loop
Fayetteville, N. C.
Cornwell. Janet
Box 533
Southern Pines. N. C.
Costner. James Ray. Jr.
2522 Roswell Ave.
Charlotte, N. C.
Cover. Curtis Coleman
102K Woodland Way
Hagerstown. Maryland
Cowell. Russell Sholar
1417 Sunset Ave.
Rocky Mount, N. C.
Cox. Carl Walter
Box 6S4, Brockwell BIdg.
Chapel Hill. N. C.
Cozart. Janet Riley
105 Cozart Rd.
Wil.son, N. C.
Crain. Mary Helen
2H1 Club Blvd.
Durham, N. C.
Cranford. Dwight Little
326 E. Park Ave.
.Albemarle, N. C.
Crater. James Bruce. Jr.
1106 Harvey St.
Raleigh. N. C.
Creuser, Kenton Bowers
17 Windsor Terrace
.\vondale Estates, Georgia
Crews, James Philip
2220 Queen St,
Winston-Salem, N. C.
Crittenden, Charles Christopher
1537 Caswell
Raleigh, X. C.
Crone, William Gerald
P. O. Box 13
Balfour. N. C.
Curtis, Robert Edward
220 S. Main St.
Marion, N. C.
Dale, Fred Jones, Jr.
22S 27th St„ S. W.
Hickory. N. C.
D'Aleo. Stella Diana
93 sth Ave.
BnMiklvn 15, N. Y.
Dameron, William Henry
605 E. Walnut St.
Goldsboro, N. C.
Daniel, Billie A.
2748 Academy Ave.
Waynesboro, Ga.
Daniel, Mary Ellen
Charleston .\ir Force Base
Charleston, South Carolina
Dantzler, Bobby Webber
Rt. No. 1
Burlington. X. C.
Darnell. Louis Arthur
P. O. Box 118
Astoria, Oregon
Davis. Charlotte Lambert
Greenwood Rd.
Chapel Hill, N, C.
Davis, George Thomas
319 West Burton Street
High Point, N. C.
Davis. Michael Kay
1000 S. W. 8th St.
Ft. Lauderdale, Fla,
Davis, Sara Kate
61? N. Main St.
Graham, N. C,
Davis, William Lyle
407 Chestnut St.
Henderson, X. C.
Deaton, Fred Hyams, Jr.
412 Davie Ave.
Statesville, N, C,
Desmond, Joan Theresa
126 Ridgewood Ave.
Charlotte, N, C.
Dorsett, Mary Minerva
77 Heights Rd.
Ridgewood, N. J.
Dowd, Herbert R.. Jr.
3839 Wendover Cr,
Charlotte, N. C.
Dowd, Rodde\'
2065 Queens Rd.. E.
Charlotte, N. C.
Dula. James Braxton, Jr
109 Mimosa Lane
Lenoir. N. C.
Duls, Charles Henry, Jr.
2104 Vail Ave.
Charlotte, N, C.
Early, Walter Jackson
334 S. Pearl St.
Rocky Mount, N. C.
Earnhardt. John Clifford. Jr.
Rt. No. 3
Chapel Hill, N. C.
Eason, Stella
"Myrtle Bower"
Tarboro, N. C.
Ebert. George Donald
Rt. No. 3
Kernersville, N. C.
Einstein, Arthur William, Jr.
164 E. McCormick Ave.
State College, Pa,
Eisele, Dolores Margaret
502 S. Mulberry St.
Statesville. N. C.
Page 438
SENIOR HOME ADDRESSES
Eller. Lewis Baxter, Jr.
Box 933
Granite Quarry. N. C.
Emory, Samuel Tliomas
722 Soutli Franklin
Chapel Hill. N. C.
England. Harold Franklin
200 Fulton St.
Kings Mtn.. X. C.
Ennis. Lloyd Burton
817 S. Jackson St.
Salisbury, N. C.
Epp.s, Jerry Floyd. Jr.
10 Ballenger St.
Walhalla, S. C.
Estes, \'allin Dayton. Jr.
614 Brooks .^ve.
Raleigh. N. C.
Eure. Tliaddeus Armie, Jr.
Longview Gardens
Raleigh. N. C.
Evans. Andre
709 W. Church St.
Ahoskie, N. C.
Ewing. .Arnold Exuni
109 Third .\ve.
Durham. X. C.
Faggart. Billy Eugene
Rt. 13. Box 586
Concord, X. C.
Farmer. Thomas .\lbert. Jr.
.528 S. Ith St.
Sniithfield, X. C.
Fearing, Woodson Brailfurd
Manteo, N. C.
Fearrington, Eric Lindsay
Box 718
Kernersville, N. C.
Ferrell, George Dallas
105 Cheek St.
Durham. X. C.
File, Norman Luther
Route 4
Salisbury, N. C.
Finley. Howard Bradley. Jr.
132 Cedar St.
Bangor. Maine
Fleming. Anne Weber
2307 Anderson Dr.
Raleigh. X. C.
Flowers. Jimmy Rogers
R.F.D. 2
Clayton. N. C.
Folger. Ann
1111 Johnson St.
High Point, N. C.
Fowler. Charles Franklin
Butler St.
Pilot Mtn., N. C.
Frank. Claire
253 Willow St.
Mount Airy, N. C.
Frazier. Thomas Howard
570 Westover Ave.
Winston-Salem, N. C.
Friedman. Charles Aryal
3019 Wolcott Ave.
Baltimore 16, Md.
Futch. Franklin Porter
212 9th St.
Lake Wales. Fla.
Gallant. Sally Wesley
.'<03 X. Person St.
Raleigh. X. C.
Gant. Jessemine
1022 W. Davis St.
Burlington. N. C.
Gant. Joan Gray
1525 Stella Drive. X. W.
Atlanta. Cia.
Gasque. Rosalvn Ann
son X. Randolph St.
Rockingham. \. C.
Gauss. G. Edward, Jr.
1107 Monticello Dr.
Wilson, X. C.
(ientry. James Earl
108 Lamberth St.
Roxboro. X. C.
Cieorge. Marx Lee
429 Beaucatcher Rd.
Asheville. X. C.
Gerlack. Nancy Martha
2723 Payne St.
Evanston, Illinois
Gibbon. Robert L.. U
720 Bromley Rd.
Charlotte. X. C.
Glenn. Robert Wilson
305 East Fifth St.
Burlington, N. C.
Gleitz. Harold Dagner
Box 505
Jacksonville, X, C.
Godwin. Bobby Eugene
309 East K St.
Erwin. X. C.
Goforth. Bobby Camp
102 Meridian St.
Rutherfordton. N. C.
Goldfarb. Carl
1100 Queens Rd.. West
Charlotte, X. C.
Golightly. Horace Hugh
605 Walnut Ave.
Charlotte. X. C.
Gooding. Lewis Carlton
311 Peyton Ave.
Kinston, X. C.
Gorham, Robert Diggs. Jr.
1612 Waverly Drive
Rocky Mount. X. C.
Green. Janet MacXeill
Greenwood Rd.
Chapel Hill. N. C.
Gregor}', Arthur Wynns. Jr.
Halifax. X. C.
Gregon'. Carl Reeves
Rt. Xo. 2
Candler, N, C.
Gresham. .Mpheus Johnson. Jr
2102 University Drive
Durham. X. C.
CJriffin. .\rchie Lee
604 Winchester Ave.
Monroe, N. C.
Griffin. Mavnard Stuart
R.F.D. Xo. 2
Louisburg. X. C.
Grimes. William Gardner
Bo\ 1 19
Smitliliekl. X. C.
Grodsky, Leonard Herbert
1302 Vickers .\ve.
Durham. X. C.
Gro.ss. Edward Bailev
2905 N. Front St.
Harrisburg, Pa.
Grubb, Zane Austin
Box 375
Wake Forest, N, C.
Gurley. Walter Dallas. Jr.
303 E. Mulberry St.
Goldsboro, X. C.
Gutierrez. Margaret Elizabeth
no Mallette St.
Chapel Hill. X. C.
Habel, Marilyn
224 Vance St.
Chapel Hill. X. C.
Haddock. Samuel Thompson
313 Xorth St.
Anderson. S. C.
Haire. Eddie Eldridge
205 Whittier St.
High Point. X. C.
Haire. Edgar Bennett
Box 264
Elizabethtown, N. C.
Hall. Margaret Ellen
Salyersville, Kentucky
Hamby, George W.
Rt. 6
Salisbury. X. C.
Hamilton. Donald James
129 Eastlawn Rd.
Fairfield. Conn.
Hanes. John Jacob
2101 Malvern Rd.
Charlotte, X. C.
Harbin. Xed F.. Jr.
2710 Forest Dr.
Winston-Salem, N. C.
Hardeman. Louise Stone
H-D Glen Lennox
Chapel Hill. X. C.
Harlev. Donald Lee
242 B Haddon Hills Apts.
Haddonfield, X. J.
Harney. Beverly Ruth
3 Front St.
Nyack, N. Y.
Harper, Curtis \'inson
904 7th St.
Albany. Ga.
Harris. Anne Stewart
Box 92
Sewanee. Tenn.
Harris, Arlen Gwyn
298 Canterbury Tr.
Winston-Salem, N. C.
Harris. George Davis
503 Voung St.
Henderson, N. C.
Harris, Janet
1.539 Iredell Dr.
Raleigh, X. C.
Harris. John Henrj-. .Ir
.525 W. 34th St.
Norfolk, Va.
Harris, Snethen Philip, Jr.
503 Young St.
Henderson. X. C.
Harrison, Mary Jane
1 157 Watson Ave.
.Montgomery, Ala.
Harrison, Samuel Carlvie
Rt, 1. Box 161
Durham, N. C.
Hart, Franklin Augustus, Jr,
35 Makalapa Dr.
Honolulu. Territory of Hawaii
Hart. Sidney Allen. Jr.
1000 Walker Dr.
Kinston, X. C.
Hartford. Carolyn Gwyn
LvnwotKl House
Martinsville, Va.
Hartsell, Charles Jacob. Jr.
Box 325
Oakboro, X. C.
Hartsell. Otis Junior
Rt. 4. Box 363
Kannapolis. N. C.
Hartzog. Delores Ann
2909 Hosteller
Raleigh. N. C.
Hathcock. Bobbv Clarvin
40 Kirk Place
Badin, X. C.
Haughton. Gerald Lawrence
2421 Forest Drive
Charlotte, N. C,
Hauser, Richard Farrell
1141 E. Polo Rd.
Winston-Salem. N. C.
Hawes. John R. B.. Jr.
307 Tate St.
Morganton, N. C.
Hawfleld. Beverley Mason
3108 Que St.. N. W.
Wa.sliington 7. D. C.
Hawks. William Atwood, III
Box 256
Mt. Airy, N. C.
Hays, Laura Madura
909" N. Gregson St.
Durham, N. C.
Hayes. Marion Jean
Rt. 4. Box 235
Durham, N. C.
Headlee, James Orndoff
411 Charlotte St.
Asheville. X. C.
Heard. Connie Anne
1525 W. Big Bend
Kirkwood. Mo.
Helms, John Robert
143 Harwood St.
Albemarie. X. C.
Helton. Charles Jerry
Box 7 4
Yadkinville. X. C.
Helton, Samuel H.. Jr.
710 E. Broad St.
Statesville. N. C.
Hendee. Mary Leigh
544 N. Moreland Ave.. N. E.
Atlanta. Ga.
Hendrick, Conan Doyle
Rt. 5
Shelby, N. C.
Hendrick, Nell Gold
R.F.D. 5
Shelby. X. C.
Hernandez. Francisco Ernesto
Box F6 Chaparra
Oriente. Cuba
Page 439
SENIOR HOME ADDRESSES
Hethcock. William Hoover
Box 10
Thomasville. N. C.
Hickman, Charles Wesley, Jr.
2961 Beechnut Rd.
Charlotte, N. C.
Hickman, Eddie Powell
Enfteld, N. C.
Hicks. Buck Jones
.128 Hillsboro
Oxford, N. C.
Hissins. Charles William, Jr.
Oakmoore Farm
Tabb, Va.
Hlleman. Bernie Elizabeth
P. O. Box 123
Kannapolis, N. C.
Hill. Eugene David, Jr.
406 Springdale Ave.
M'inston-Salem. N. C.
Hill, Harriet Flemins:
Greenville St.
Newnan, Ga.
Holder, Brooks Corneilious, Jr.
2422 Reynolda Road
Winston-Salem, N. C.
Holleman, Jane Blue
S04 Stonewall St.
Dublin, Ga.
HoUiday, Joseph Gary, Jr.
1610 Sunrise Ave.
Raleigh, N. C.
Hollingsworth, John William
4110 Clagett Rd.
College Heights Estates, Md.
Holmes, Elise Russell
Box 44.')
Fernandina, Fla.
Holoman. Laura MacDonald
2702 Peachtree St.
Raleigh, N. C.
Holmes, Fred William
703 Country Club Rd.
Wilmington, N. C.
Holt, Andrew S., HI
74 Trailer Court
Chapel Hill, N. C.
Holt. Doris M.
74 Trailer Court
Chapel Hill, N. C.
Holt. William Bruce, Jr.
813 8th St.
Durham. N. C.
Homes, Garland Richard
Washington Park
Washington, N. C.
Hood. Roger Alan
.518 E. Willow Grove Ave.
Chestnut Hill 18, Pa.
Hook, Robert Franklin
2714 Anderson Dr.
Raleigh, N. C.
Hoots. Sidney Francis
642 Oaklawn Ave.
Winston-Salem, N. C.
Hoover. Melba Beck
.518 W 15th St.
Winston-Salem, N. C.
Hoover. Richard Lindsay
.518 West 15th St.
Winston-Salem, N. C.
Hopkins. Edmund Baxter
431 South Hawthorne Rd.
Win.ston-Salem, N. C.
Hoppe, H. Allan
933 Romany Rd.
Charlotte, N. C.
Home, Nancy Oalene
106 Chestnut St.
Norton. Va.
Horton. Phin, III
715 S. Main St.
Winston-Salem, N. C.
Houghton, Anthony ,lohn
65 Chelsea Ave.
Newark, N. J.
Howard. Carl Fisher
Rt. No. I, Box 1-A
Roseboro, N. C.
Howard. Charles Sumnierell
2301 Croydon Rd.
Charlotte. N. C.
Howard. Florence Katherine
Box 109
Dunn, N. C.
Howard, Wllev Perry, III
Box 23
Fuquay Springs. N, C.
Hoyle, Edna Dell
Rt. 4, Box 705
Charlotte, N. C.
Hubbard. Robert LeRoy
6318 32nd St.. N. W.
Washington 15, D. C,
Hudgins, John Simeon
No. 164. Rt. 1
Sunbury, N. C.
Hughes, Robert Adam
833 Sand Hill Rd.
Asheville, N. C.
Huie. Anne Pressly
117 Hill St.
Warsaw, N. C.
Humber, John L.
117 W. 5th St.. Box 75
Greenville, N. C.
Hursh, Paul David
57 Hewlett Lane
Port Washington. N. V.
Hutchins, Frederick Strickland
342 Arbor Rd.
Winston-Salem, N. C.
Ingle. John Robert
Rt. No. 3
Siler City, N. C.
Ingram. Samuel Talmage
505 Gulf St.
Sanford, N. C.
Ivey, James Lindsey
Box 174
Norwood, N. C.
Jackson, Henry Clayton, Jr.
1014 Panola St.
Tarboro. N. C.
Jackson, Joanne
115 North Graham Rd.
Wallace, N. C,
Jackson, John Hilton
3150 Briarlake Cr.
Decatur, Ga.
.lackson, John Payne
830 Highland Ave.
Ear Gallic, Fla.
James, Alvin Douglas
314 N. Church St.
Charlotte, N. C.
James. Robert Wayne
226 W. Main St.
Elkin, N. C.
Jenkins, Gaston Justice
Box 485
Shelby, N. C.
Jente, Katherine Elizabeth
too Westover Dr.
Chapel Hill. N. C.
.lernigan. Jerry O'Dell
Rt. No. 4
Dunn. N. C.
Johnson, Carolyn Miree
315 Gilbert St.. Naval Base
Norfolk, Va.
.lohnson. Earl, Jr.
1128 Harvey St.
Raleigh, N. C.
.lohiKson. Gennifer Owen
.\partado 3644
Bogota, Colombia, S. A.
Johnson. Thomas Milton
Rt. 1
Clayton, N. C.
Johnston, Bennie McBane
208 E. Harden St.
Graham, N. C.
Jones, Alice Venable
Warrenton, N. C.
Jones, Jo Ann
906 W. Kenan St.
Wilson, N. C.
Jones, Newton Stuart
622 Summit St.
Winston-Salem, N. C.
Jordan. Samuel Thomas
1404 S. George Mason Dr.
Arlington 4, Va.
Joyce, Samuel Irvin, Jr.
216 Glascock St.
Raleigh, N. C.
Julian. Charles Ernest
306 "D" Ave.
Salisbury, N. C.
Jurczak, Janice Dorrine
llT Harding Ave.
Endicott, N. Y.
Kalin, Byron S.
805 5th Ave., W.
Hendersonville, N. C.
Kane, Richard Eugene
570 E. Bowman St.
Wooster, Ohio
Kearslev. Edward Wearn
Apt. V-3-B, Cameron Crt. Apfs
Raleigh, N. C.
Kelley. John Lawrence
109 Ridge Ave.
Sharpsville, Pa.
Kelly, Matthew Thomas
Rt. 4, Box 357 A
Durham, N. C.
Kelly. Patricia
1500 Arlington Blvd.
Arlington. Va.
Kennedy. Jane Patricia
36 Ridgewood PI.
A.sheville, N. C.
Kester. Julia Ryan
2814 Country Club Rd.
Winston-Salem, N. C.
King. Gerald Walker
219 S. Broad
Winston-Salem, N. C.
King. Judy
10 W. Taylor St.
Savannah. Ga.
King. Norma Evelyn
403 Patterson PI.
Chapel Hill. N. C.
Kirkman. Julian Mat
2215 Lane Rd.
Green.sboro. N. C.
Kittner. William Hirsch
207 E. 6th St.
Weldon, N. C.
Kocornik. Richard Wilborn
0 West View Rd.
West Orange, N. ,1.
Kynoch, Ralph Kirkland
210 Lamar St.
Roxboro, N. C.
Lackey, Norris Dixon, Jr.
Elizabeth Rd.
Shelby, N. C.
Lampert, Ronald Marvin
134 E. Penn St.
Long Beach. N. Y.
Landauer. Judith Ann
Rufflands Farm
Red Hook, N. Y.
Latham, Alice Patterson
1006 Roosevelt .'Vve.
Waycross. Ga.
Latham, Joseph Roscoe, Jr.
1301 National Ave.
New Bern, N. C.
Law. Dorothy Ellis
400 Melver St.
Greenville, S. C.
Leary, Billy Gray
Rt. I
Edenton, N. C.
Ledbetter, Charles McKinnon
S. Main St.
Mount Gilead, N. C.
Lee. John Winstead
730 School St.
Rocky Mount. N. C.
Lee, Katherine Currie
509 E. 7th St.
Lumberton, N. C.
Leek. Sara
8 Cramer St.
Thomasville. N. C.
Leonard, David Brian
4 Mallard St.
Wrightsville Beach, N. C.
Leonard, Robert Cowan
2018 Wood Dale Terrace
Charlotte, N. C.
Lerner, Samuel
Box 149
Lincolnton, N. C.
Leverette, Maurice Deane, Jr,
119 Judd
Fayetteville. N. C.
Levine. Alvin Ellis
208 S. Randolph St.
Rockingham, N. C.
Page 440
SENIOR HOME ADDRESSES
Lewis, Miriam Lillian
105 Kenan
Cliapel Hill. N. C.
Libby, Carol May
1430 Brooks Ave.
Raleigli. N. C.
Lindler. James H.
Gen. Del.
Sherrills Ford, N. C.
Lindlev. Charles Clinton. Jr.
■•Woodlin". Rt. 3
Chapel Hill. N. C.
Lindsey. Thomas E.
2.55-17 West End Dr.
Creat Neck. N. V.
Linville. Mary Ruth
2224 Westfield Ave.
Winston-Salem. N. C.
Little, Carolynn Joan
710 S. Union St.
Concord. N. C.
Little, Don J.
Box 450. Rt. 5
Charlotte. N. C.
Little. William Edward
412 Coventry Rd.
Decatur. Ga.
Littlejohn. William Lawrence. Jr
Box 263
Mor^anton. N. C.
Llovrt. Beth
Durliam Rd.
Ch.Tpel Hill. N. C.
L'oyd. David Andrews
502 Pritchard Ave.
Chapel Hill. N. C.
Lloyd. Thomas Henry, Jr.
502 Pritchard Ave.
Cliapel Hill. N. C.
London. Arthur Hill. Ill
22-.\ Glen Lennox
Cliapel Hill. N. C.
Lonp. Robert McDonald
1 17 Cedar St.
Concord. N. C.
Long. Walter Nathaniel. Jr
23 \. Central Ave.
Belmont. N. C.
Lovingood. Paul. Jr.
Box 45
Fairview. N. C.
Lovings. Lewis Edward
HI S. Elam Ave.
Greensboro, N. C.
Lowet. Henry Augustus
15H West End Blvd.
Winston-Salem, N. C.
Lowery, Mary Louise
1753 Cornell Rd.. N. E.
,\tlanta. Ga.
Lowry. Genevieve
Box 95
Pembroke. N. C.
Luckey. William Lee
2125 Rozzells Ferry Rd.
Charlotte. N. C.
Lyon. Gene Fleming
Sunset Ave.
Rocky Mount. N. C.
Lyon. Herman Trevilian
1107 Gregson St.
Durham. N. C.
Lynn. Clabe Webster. Jr.
125 Monroe St,
Petersburg, Va,
Lynn, Jennie Shermaine
2 E. 45th St.
Savannah. Ga.
Mack. Charles Lewis
305 E. Center Ave.
Mooresville. N. C.
Maci'. Charles Thomas
1902 Shephard St.
Morehead City. N. C.
Malone, Mildred Lloyd
Box 217
Louisburg. N. C.
Maness. Vernon Elvin, Jr,
619 Grace Ave,
Burlington, N. C.
Mangum, Lonnie Wyatt. Jr.
Rt. I
Creedmoor. N. C.
Mann. Etta Rose
403 S. Franklin St.
Whiteville, N. C.
Marbry. Don Lee
2H Henderson St.
Badin. N. C.
.Marger. Bruce
1510 Trillo Ave.
Coral Gables. Fla.
Marks. Catherine Rebecca
2720 Mimosa PI.
Wilmington. N. C.
Martin. Elizabeth Anne
413 Edgedale Dr.
High Point. N. C.
Martin, William James
6 W, Henderson Ave,
Wrightsville Beach, N. C.
Marshburn. Wilbur Wayne
1135 Northwood St.
Greensboro, N, C.
Masters. Janice Carol
Beaverdam Rd.
.\sheville. N. C.
.Matthews. Wade Bynum
15 Gray Court Apts.. W. 5th St.
Winston-Salem. N. C.
May. Robert Glenn
406 Fife St.
Thomasville. N. C.
Maydanis, Peter Nicholas
701 East Blvd.
Charlotte 3. N. C.
Maynard, Harriet Valerie
1320 Payne St.
Fredericksburg, Va.
Maynard, James Walter
514 E. Davis St.
Burlington. N. C.
Mason, Paul DeWitt
1597 Vinewood Ave.
Detroit 16. Mich.
Mason. William Russell
1904 Spencer Ave.
New Bern, N. C.
MoClellan. Robie Wayne
Rt. 4
Lincolnton. N. C.
McCraw, Carl Greaves. Jr.
1712 Dilworth Rd. E.
Charlotte. N. C.
McCune. Edwina Clark
425 E. 50th St.
Savannah, Ga.
McDermott. Paul James, Jr,
253 Jackson Cr,
Chapel Hill. N. C.
McDonald. Betty Sue
N. Matson St.
Ker.shaw. S. C.
MoElrath. John Philip
Box 366
Black Mountain. N. C.
McFall, Walter Thompson
23 White Oak Rd.
Biltmore Forest
Asheville. N. C.
McFalls. Vernon Wendell
U2 S. Aycock St.
Greensboro, N, C,
McFarland, Betty Jean
402 Oakdale St,
Martinsville, Va.
McGee. Frederick Lee
1238 Monroe St.
Ft. Myers. Fla.
McLendon. John Aycock
2301 W. Market St.
Greensboro, N. C.
McLeod, Betty Jean
Rt. No. 4
Mebane, N. C.
McLeod. George Hollitlay
Cherokee Rd.
Florence. S. C.
McMahon. Gerald Thomas
5 Evergreen Lane
Asheville. N. C.
McMillan. John .Alexander. Ill
Rt. 1
Matthews. N. C.
McWhirter. Anne Shannon
College St.
Marshville. N. C.
Meacliam. Robert Barnard
317 West Front St.
Statesville. N. C.
Mebane. Margaret Anne
916 N. Main St.
Burlington. N. C,
Medford, Hugh Love, Jr,
830 Cornwallis Dr.
Greensboro. N. C.
Medlin, Thomas E.
423 S. 2nd St.
Smithfield. N. C.
Menius, Mary Lucille
309 E. Houston St.
Monroe, N. C.
Mercer. Mary Lu
6206 Mossway
Baltimore. Md.
Mewborn. Ancel Clyde
Rt. No. 2
La Grange. N. C.
Mewborn. John Moses
Rt. No. 2
Snow Hill. N. C.
Meyer. Herbert Ivan
4419 Monument Ave.
Richmond. Va.
Miller. Arthur Lee
Box 336
Landis. N. C.
Miller. Baxter Hocutt. Jr.
3318 Devon Rd.
Durham. N. C.
Miller, Bill W,
Box 62
Morganton, N, C.
Miller, George Washington, Jr,
401 Salisbury Ave.
Spencer, N. C.
Mitchell, Donald Edward
415 Church St.
Ahoskie. N. C.
Mitchell, Edward Lee
507 E. Ash St.
Goldsboro. N. C.
Mitchem. Rebecca Bauer
403 Patterson PI.
Chapel Hill, N. C.
MofT, Jerome William
325 Fountain PI.
Burlington. N. C.
Molen. Robert Nelson
523 S. Aycock St.
Greensboro, N, C.
Montgomery. Elise
221 Whitney Ave.
New Haven. Conn.
Moore. Eileen Conroy
1208 Gates Ave.
Norfolk. Va.
Moore. Frank Bunting
Box 608
New Bern, N. C.
Moore. Grover William
604 W. Front St.
Burlington. N. C.
Moore. Helen Page
542 Huger St.
Charleston. S. C.
Moore, John Daniel
708 Franklin Ave.
Wilson. N. C.
.Moore. Mary Anne
2401 Anslev Court
Charlotte. N. C.
Moore. Roy Neal, Jr.
Rt. 2
Raleigh. N. C.
Moore. Sara Elizabeth
P. O. Box 365
Wadesboro. N. C.
Moore. Tommy Harte
Rt. 2. Box 607
Kannapolis, N. C.
Moore, Victor Bailey, Jr.
212 E. Markham Ave.
Durham. N. C.
Moorhead, Robert Burns
116 W. 4th Ave.
Gastonia. N. C.
Morin. Edward Charles
162 North St.
Ludlow. Mass.
Morris. Robert Kenneth
Morris Rd.
Brevard, N. C.
Morton. Calvin Luther. J
Rt. 3
Albemarle. N, C.
Moser. Buell Edward
310 Sellers St.
Burlington. N. C.
Mosier. Joe Louis
908 Dunlop Ave.
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Motta, Charles Peter
0-28 W, Amsterdam Ave.
Fairlawn. N. J.
Page 441
SENIOR HOME ADDRESSES
Mountcastle, George Coan
1104 Arbor Rd.
Winston-Salem, N. C.
Mullens. David Bobo
Box 180
Clarksdale. Miss.
Mumaw. Barbara Anne
I ((3.1 Sharon Lane
Charlotte. N. C.
Mundv. John Rawls
413 Clarke St.
Henderson. N. C.
Murad. Joseph Louis
404 Mt. Vernon Dr.
Wilson. N. C.
Murchison. Margaret .■\nne
2707 Clark Ave.
Raleigh. N. C.
Murdock. Thomas Edward
10-1 Wilde Ave.
Drexel Hill. Pa.
Murphy. Joanne
411 Sunset Rd.
Lookout Mtii., Tenn.
Murray. Nancy .\nne
2004 St. Mary's St.
Raleigh. N. C.
Myers. Mary CaUierine
320 South Chapman
Greensboro. N. C.
Myers, Kenneth Morton
3620 Granada Blvd.
Coral Gables. Fla.
Neal. Carolyn Hamilton
76 Vermont Ave.
Asheville. N. C.
Neal. Robert Stuart
S. Main St.
Chapel Hill. N. C.
Neal. William Thomas. Jr.
2314 Walker Ave.
Greensboro. N. C.
Needham. Herbert Curtis
Rt. 2
Pilot Mountain. N. C.
Nethery, Paul Arnold
Box 401
Madison. N. C.
Nettles. Jesse Thomas. Jr.
Rt. 2
Chapel. Hill. N. C.
Newlin. Catherine
Box 28
Haw River. N. C.
Newton, .\drian Jefferson. Jr
2506 Beechridge Rd.
Raleigh. N. C.
Nicolson. Annie Russell
6.1-19 Claran Court
Maspeth 78. N. Y.
Nixon. Demetrios Tlieo
731 Central Ave.
Charlotte. N. C.
Noah. Patricia .^nn
Durham Rd.
Chapel Hill. N. C.
Noland, Jesse Virgil. Jr.
II Longview Rd.
Asheville. N. C.
sn. Walter Louis. Jr.
2106 White Oak Rd.
Raleigh. N. C.
Norris. Maureen King
810 Walnut
Blytheville. Ark.
Novit. Mitchell Sheldon
Paul St.
Walterboro. S. C.
Oglesby. Harold Franklin
403 Wilson A\e.
Kinston. N. C.
Oliver. Billy Reid
2361 Bernard St.
Raleigh. N. C.
Oliver. Mary Keen
Hargrave Blvd.
Chatham. Va.
Olsen. Daniel Duncan
1 Chase Ave.
Chapel Hill. N. C.
OTonnell. Robert Philip
320 E. 42nd St.
New York. N. Y.
O'Neal. Richard Kenneth
1721 Garden Terrace
Charlotte. N. C.
Onley. Vernon H.
914 N. Road St.
Elizabeth City, N. C.
Osborne. Karl Rorialrl
.il9 S. Summit Ave,
Charlotte. N. C.
O'Sullivan. William Jo.seph
2340 University Ave.
New York, N, Y.
Owen. Charles Clifton, Jr.
1015 S. Fulton St.
Salisbury. N. C.
Pace, John Thonuis Walter
404 Summit St.
Greenville. N. C.
Padgett. E. J.
Maple Hill. N. C.
Padgette. Margaret Howard
329 Tennev Cr.
Chapel Hill. N. C.
Page. Channing Nelson. Jr.
520 Ridge St.
Southern Pines. N. C.
Page. Earl Mason
2206 S. Front St.
Wilmington. N. C.
Page. William Lee. HI
408 W. Johnson St.
Tarboro. N. C.
Palmer. Michael Hamilton
Rt. No. 4
Lenoir. N. C.
Panton, Richard Tyler
150 Baglev Dr.
Chapel Hill. N. C.
Pappas. Savas Harry
912 N. Elm St.
Cireensboro. N. C.
Parbani. Lewis Hillsman. Jr.
1400 Scotland Ave.
Charlotte, X, C,
Parish, Joe Garvev, Jr,
19 Folsom St,
Sumter, S. C.
Parker. Ramon F..
Box 272
Manteo. N. C.
Parnell. Thomas .\lfre(l
404 E. 8th St.
Lumberton. N. C.
Parsons. Betty Belle
Jasper, Ga,
Patseavouras. Louis L,
325 Western Ave,
Rocky Mount, N, C,
Patterson, Ann
210 Moseley St.
Edenton, N, C,
Patterson, John Richard
1114 Cridland Rd,
Greensboro, N, C,
Patterson, Man' Elizabeth
Box 38
Scotland Neck, N, C,
Patterson, William Stacy
Country Club
Salisbury, N, C,
Paturis, Emmanuel Michael
221 S. Front
Wilmington, N, C,
Payne, Garth Howard
125 Eller St,
Elkin. N, C.
Pearsall. Harry S.. Jr.
1 105 W. Haven Blvd.
Rocky .Mount. N. C.
Peddycord. Joun William
109 Fayette St.
Winston-Salem. N. C.
Pelzel. Miriam Priscilla
608 Stonewall Dr.
Charleston. W. Va.
Penegar. Kenneth Lawing
1120 Cumberland .Ave.
Gastonia. N. C.
Penton. Elizabeth Ann
1007 Live Oak Parkway
Wilmington. N. C.
Perrynian. Nancy .Anne
449 W. Lexington .Ave.
High Point. N. C.
Phillips. Charles Wiley. Jr.
210 S. Tremont Dr.
Greensboro, X. C.
Phillips. Harry Herman
308 Tate St.
Greensboro, N, C,
Phillips, Lewis Allison
127 Mallette St,
Chapel Hill, N, C,
Phillips, Walter R,
Box 1522
Hendersonville, N, C,
Pierce. Diana
Apt. 13-F. Beverly Apts.
Asheville. N. C.
Politis. Murray
1802 Walker Ave.
Greensboro. N. C.
Poole, John McKee. Jr.
1628 Dixie Trail
Raleigh. N. C.
Potts. Ervin Rea
1819 Lyndhurst Ave.
Charlotte. N. C.
Potts. Jerry N.
Box 372
Franklin. N. C.
Presson. Samuel David
Rt. No. 2
.Monroe. N. C.
Price. Fred Avery. Jr.
519 Guilford Ave.
Greensboro. N. C.
Price. John Frank
150 Harris Ave.
Elkin. N. C.
Price. Thomas .Arthur, Jr.
2549 Roswell .Ave.
Charlotte. N. C.
Pridgen. Edmond Wallace
704 Fleming St.
Wilson. N. C.
Pritchett, James Ronald
Box 325
Creswell, N, C,
Pruss, Barry Gordon
852 Lake Ave. (Rahway P. O.)
Westfleld. N. J.
Putzki. Pauletta Stirling
Kennedy Warren
Washington. D. C.
Rabhan. Harold Jerome
900 Forrest Ave.
High Point. N. C.
Randall. Roliert Noble
618 E. Main St.
Lincolnton. N. C.
Ransom. William Kay
1230 N. Person St.
Raleigh. N. C.
Ratlitr. Margaret Jean
B<jx 230
Chestei-fleld. S. C.
Raymer. Rose Marie
43.5 W. Sharpe St.
State.sville. N. C.
Redding. Anna Ingram
734 S. Park St.
Asheboro. N. C.
Redmon. Aubrey Wilford
Boulevard Branch. Box 266
Leaksville. N. C.
Reeves. Martha Weaver
H6 Thurston .Ave.
Thomaston. Ga.
Register. Marvin Odell
Rt. 2
New Bern. N. C.
Reid. Claire Virginia
P. O. Box 29
Cullowhee. N. C.
Reid. Daniel
1917 New Bern Ave.
Raleigh. N. C.
Rhodes, Erskine Lee
Rt. No. 2
Dallas. N. C.
Rhodes. Harold Bagley
1806 Sunset Dr.
Raleigh. N. C.
Rhoades. John Arlie. Jr.
Route No. 1
Guilford College. N. C.
Rhodes. Robert Everett. Jr.
617 Westover Blvd.
Elizabeth City. N. C.
Ricks. Garland Stephenson
Conway, N, C,
Ridge, Jerrold Alison
3001 Colonial Ave.
Norfolk 8. Va.
Rigas. Lambros C.
2425 Charlotte Drive
Charlotte. N. C.
Riley, Leslie Walter. Jr.
110 Polk St.
Chapel Hill. N. C.
Ritch. Eugene Kinsey
1918 'Winter St.
Charlotte, N, C,
Page 442
SENIOR HOME ADDRESSES
Roberson, Nathan Russell
(ireen St.
Robersonville. N. C.
Roberts. Frans Joseph
Trvon St.
Hillsbcro. N. C.
Roberts, John Mason
Box 42
Hillsboro, X. C.
Robertson. Jenkins Mikell
2209 Malvern Road
Charlotte. N. C.
Robertson. Julia
410 Byrd Blvd.
Greenville. S. C.
Robinson. Jack Richard
Box 4S
\aldese. N. C.
Rodenbough, Charles Dyson
Box 72
Walnut Cove. X. C.
Rodman. Patricia Blount
1326 W. Princess Anne Rd.
Norfolk. Va.
Rojrers. Edith Lillian
2728 Mimosa Place
Wilmington. X. C.
Rofiers. Thomas Edward. Jr.
1327 King Ave.
F?orence. S. C.
Rose. Elliott Martin
112 W. Trinitj' Ave.
Durham. X. C.
Rose. Sara Williams
199 East Xorth St.
Chapel Hill. N. C.
Row. Leslie Howard
Route No. 1, Box 35
Wisconsin Rapids. Wis.
Rowe. David
4303 Woodberrv St.
Hyattsville. Md.
Ruffin. William Haywood. Jr.
2.5 Oak Drive
Durham. X. C.
Ruftv. Jern' D.
818 Xorth Main
Salisbury. X. C.
Russell. Joan Anita
3H9 Southwood Dr.
Kenmore. X. Y.
Sampson. Herman Arthur, Jr.
2707 West Market St.
Cireensboro. X. C.
Samuel. D. C, Jr,
2238 Queen St.
Winston-Salem, X. C-
Sanders. Helen Bovkin
2033 Beverly Drive
Charlotte. X. C.
Sanford. James Kenneth
Box 21
Enka, X. C.
Sapp. Richard Stewart
Reynolda, N. C.
Satterfield. Xeil Boydston
2900 Xancy Creek Rd.. X. W.
Atlanta. Ga.
Sawyer, John Richard
251 W. Davis St.
BurlinfTton. X. C.
Scarborough. William Kauffman
Ferry Farms
Route Xo. 4
Annapolis. Md.
Schenck, James Simpsoi
122 E. Fisher Ave.
Greensboro, X. C.
Schindel. Sally Lee
1140 Hamilton Blvd.
Hagerstown. Md.
Schroeder. Peter Brett
2400 Forest Glen Rd.
Silver SprinjT. Md.
Scott, Anne M.
770 Park Ave.
Xew York, X. '
Scott. Charles Prioleau
118 East Harden St.
Graham, X. C.
Seabrook. Charles Cunninghan
63-B Smith St.
Charleston, S. C.
Seawell, Howard Carter. Jr.
137 Cranford St.
Asheboro, N. C.
Seawell, Pat GrifBn
324 Gloria Ave.
Winston-Salem. X. C.
Shaw. Xancy Carolyn
113.5-12 St., North
St. Petersburg. Fla,
Shelton. Charles William
314 Indiana Ave.
Mayfleld. Ky,
Sherrill. X. Webb
40 B Brookdale Gdns.
Bloomfleld, N, J,
Sherry, Donald Jay
220 S. Laurel Ave.
Charlotte, X, C.
Shields, Julia Elizabeth
227 Vance St.
Chapel Hill, X. C,
Shockley, Betty Harris (Mrs.)
Box 212
Hudson. X. C.
Shore. Ernie G.. Jr.
1212 W. 4th Street
Winston-Salem, X. C.
Showfety, Raymond Rfcbard
«so Chestnut St.
Greensboro, X. C.
Shuff. Susan
303 East 37 Street
Xew York, N, Y,
Sibley, Thomas Edward
Avondale Ave.
Albemarle, N, C.
Silvers, Grace Pickard
120 King St.
Chapel Hill. N. C.
Silvers, Howard Eliot
3903 Fordham Dr.
Baltimore, Md.
Simon. Lewis S.
2840 Walton Way
.\ugusta. Ga,
Skidmore, Bob G.
2927 Tuckaseegee Rd,
Charlotte. N. C.
Skillen. Robert LeRov
106 Charlotte St.
Durham, N. C.
Sloan. Ben Leroy
IHOi Mecklenburg .\ve.
Charlotte. X. C.
Slosman. Benson Esur
78 Linden Ave.
Asheville. X. C.
Sluder. Gary Adkins
Box 4
Leicester. X. C.
Smilev, Barbara Daniel
8003 Fairview Rd.
Raleigh, X. C.
Smiley. Thomas Brvan. Jr.
2612 Vanderbilt A\e.
Raleigh, X. C.
Smith, Alvis Everette
Rt. 5
Reidsville. X. C.
Sfnith. Charles James
Rt. Xo. 3
Raleigh. X. C.
Smith. Kenneth Royster. Jr.
2708 Anderson Dr.
Raleigh. X. C.
Smith. Stanley Robert
36th St.. Holly Road
\'irginia Beach, Va.
Smith. William Oliver. Jr.
917 Holt Dr.
Raleigh. X. C.
Smith. Zebulon Vance. Jr.
50 Myrtle Ave.
Concord. N. C.
Smithwick. OIlie .Macon. Jr.
Box 538
Greenville. S. C.
Soo. Liang Yee
4 Broom Rd.
Hong Kong. China
Souder. Thelnia Louise
880 Winyah Ave.
Westfleld. X. J.
Southern. Lewis Martin
198 S. Cherry
Kernersville, X. C.
Souweine, Jean Martin
145 Blvd. Brond Whitlock
Brussels, Belgium
Spangler, Clemmie Dixon, Jr.
1930 Queens Rd. W.
Charlotte, X. C.
Sparrow, Xathaniel Louis
Rt. 3. Box 281
Chapel Hill, X. C.
Stacy. Robert Pincknev. Jr.
104 Terry Rd.
Hartford. Conn.
Stanton. ,\nnabelle
2220-20tll St.. X. W.
Washington. D. C.
Starnes, Dewey Edward, Jr.
2820 S. Abingdon St.
.\rlington, Va.
Starr. Harold Michael
222 Bayview Ave.
Jersey City. X. J.
Steagall. James Gordon
502 Coggeshall St.
Oxford. X. C.
Steck, Joseph T. M.
9119 Mendota Ave.
Detroit 4. Mich.
Steele. Ted Charles. Jr.
316 E. Charlotte Ave.
Sumter, S, C.
Stephenson. I'lus filendel
109 X. 13th St.
Erwin. X. C.
Stewart, Joseph Benjamin, Jr.
Box 134
Marshville, X. C.
Stewart. Mary Parks
W. Georgia St.
Woodruff. S. C.
Stinson. Iva Xichols
Xo. 90 UNC Trailer Court
Chapel Hill. X. C.
Stockard, John Roger
14 Soringdale Ct.
Greensboro, X. C.
Stokes. Thomas Murray. Jr.
905 W. Johnson St.
Raleigh. X. C.
Stoltz, Walter Alexander
2931 X. Cherry St. Ext.
Winston-Sa!eni, X. C.
Stone. Florence Jane
Box 150
Wrightsville Beach, X. C.
Stoughton. John Eliot
D. 301 Bovlan Apts.
Raleigh. X. C.
Stout, Charles Walter
529 Gatewood Ave.
High Point, X. C.
Stratford, John Bailev, Jr,
224 N. Main St.
Graham. X. C.
Strauss. Alfred Carmichael
125 Christopher St.
New York, N. Y.
Strause, Samuel Lewis
809 Mt. Vernon Ave.
Charlotte. X. C.
Street. Lucy Ann
Westwood Dr.
Chapel Hill. X. C.
Strickland, fieorge Wier
P. O. Box 197
Liberty, X. C.
Stuart. John Moore
421 S. Washington St.
Shelby, X. C.
Stubbs. Campbell Lawrence
107 W. Hampton Ave.
Sumter. N. C.
Stutts. Luther Odell
Raleigh, X. C.
Styron, George Frank
1208 Evergreen Ave.
Goldsboro, N. C.
Suddreth. Elizabeth Ervin
Magnolia St.
Raeford, X. C.
Sugg. Herbert Taylor
606 X. College St.
Kinston. X. C.
Sugg. Winfred Lindley
Box 9
Snow Hill. X. C.
Sumner. David Spurgeon
631 W. Kivett
Asheboro, X. C.
Page 443
SENIOR HOME ADDRESSES
Sweeney. John H.
1930 Nun St.
Wilmington. N. C.
Taylor, Barbara Gebert
()12 East Beaeli
Gulfport. Miss.
Taylor. Bernard Montross. Jr.
Presbyterian Manse
Relioboth. Md.
Taylor. Cooper Ellis
300.5 Banbury Rd.
Raleisb. N. C.
Taylor. Elinor Louise
177 Biddulpb Rd.
Radnor. Pa.
Taylor. Jolin Edmund Cecil
16 Hawthorne Court
Wheeling. W. \a.
Taylor, Richard LeRov
.539 E. Martin St.
Raleigh. N. C.
Taylor. Robert Estes
3U S. Warren St.
Wilson. N. C.
Temple. Joseph Alton. Jr.
209 X. .Massey St.
Selma. N. C.
Tenney. Edwin Wright. Jr.
Box 1362
Chapel Hill. X. C.
Tesler. Stanley Arnold
733 Kooler Cr.
Fayetteville. N. C.
Theilling. Herbert Bernard, Jr.
1.531 The Plaza
Charlotte, N. C.
Thomas, Perlev .\ndrew
51,5 Otterav Dr,
High Point. N. C.
Thompson, J. Jid, Jr.
1335 Webster Dr., N. E.
Atlanta. Ga.
Thompson, Joe Wayne
110 Cedar St.
Mooresville, N. C,
Tiiorpe. Sharron Lyn
•S812 N. E. 10th Ave.
Miami. Fla,
Tighe, William Yancey
H08 Wickford Rd.
Baltimore 10, Md.
Tilles. Harvev George
601 W, Farriss Ave.
High Point. N. C.
Timberlake. Casper Hill. Jr.
309 Hillcrest Dr.
Lexington. N. C.
Todd, Jacob Winston
264 W. 12th St.
New York, N. Y.
Toledano. Benjamin Casanas
1321 Pine St.
New Orleans. La.
Townsend. John LeRov. Jr.
1306 Walnut St.
Lumberton. N. C.
Townsend, Thatcher L., Jr.
306 Waverly Way
Greensboro, N. C.
Traynham. Virginia Caroline
2113 Oleander Dr.
Wilmington, N. C.
Triplett. Roger Burns
209 Hibriten Ave.
Lenoir, N. C.
Turlington, \^irginia .\nne
No. 3
Dunn, N. C.
Turnbull, Patricia Schuylet
3900 Cathedral Ave.
Washington. D. C.
Tyler. Bruce Wright
44 Stuyvesant Rd.
Asheville, N. C.
Tyndall. Richard Natlian. Jr.
107 E. Grainger Ave.
Kinston. N. C.
Fnderdown. Joanne Floyd
Box 174
Granite Falls. N. C.
llnderwood. .\nn Eliza
Indian Hill-Depot St. Extension
Latrohe. Pa.
\'alentine. Benetlict Charles
3.5 DeWitt Ave.
Bronxville. N. Y.
\'an Den Arend Hood. .Ir.
102 E. Mill Rd.
Flourtown. Pa.
\'in^on, Raphael Williams
112 S. Acariemv St.
Ahoskie. N. C.
Walker. Betty Jean
Roopville, Ga.
Walker. Johnny Ralph
208 E. Maryland Ave.
Bes-semer City, N. C.
Wallace. Mary Katharine
132 S. Church
Goshen, X. Y.
Wallace. William Carter
306 W. Washington St.
Kinston. N. C.
Wannamaker. Betty Lou
503 Cedar Rock St.
Pickens. S. C.
Ward. .lames Robert
Caroleen, N. C.
Warren. James Rufus
123 Mixson Ave.
North Charleston. S. C.
Waters, Charles Maynard, Jr.
400 Colonial Dr.
Florence, S. C.
Watkins, Irvine Beaufort
125 Belle St.
Henderson, N. C.
Watkins. Lou Ann
2935 Oxford Rd.
Henderson, N. C,
Watkins. Manin Daniel. Jr.
.504 S. Main
Waynesville. N. C.
Watts. Helen Lee
19S1 Maryland Ave.
Charlotte, N. C.
Wayne. Edward Anthony, Jr.
1608 Palmyra Ave.
Richmond 27. Va.
Wayne. Herbert Monteith. Jr.
S13 East Blvd.
Charlotte, N, C.
Weatherspoon, Van Louis
1007 Alma St.
Durham. N. C.
Webb, James. Jr.
511 Cornwallis Dr.
Green.sboro. N. C.
Welch. Earl Parks. Jr.
2 405 Rosewood Ave.
Winston-Salem. N. C.
Wells. Kenneth Maxie. Jr.
I Powell St.
Fayetteville. N. C.
Wettach. John Theo<iore
513 E. Cameron Ave.
Chapel Hill, N. C.
Whisonant. Joy Laurice
South Point Rd.
Belmont. N. C.
White. Charles Henry
100 Cleveland St.
Raleigh, N. C.
White. James Samuel
Rt. No. 4, Box 419 W
.Statesville. N. C.
White. Michael M.
205 E. 17th St.
Lumberton. X. C.
White. William Glenn. Jr.
S20 Miller St.
Winston-Salem. N. C.
Whiteman. Virginia
1125 Reeder Cir.. N. E.
Atlanta. Ga.
Whitton. James G. F.
50 Eton Rd.
Laichmont. X. V.
WidolT, Gierson Fox
1051 Greenwood Ave.
Deertie!d, 111.
Wilks. Winton George, Jr.
II OS Peachtree Blvd.
Richmond, Va.
Williams, Betty George
730 Palmora Blvd.
Leesburg. Fla.
Williams. Billy Owen
119 Mason Farm Rd.
Chapel Hill. X. C.
Williams. Florence .Ann
Rt. 3. Box 136
Washington. N. C.
Williams. James Donald .
130 Dorchester Ave.
Asheville. N. C.
Williams, Robert Patrick
917 Larchmont Crescent
Norfolk. Va.
Williamson. Benjamin Robert
1526 Glenwood .\ve.
Raleigh. N. C.
Williamson. Jean Bethell
265 Pearson Dr.
Asheville. X. C.
Williford. Contsance
26 East Main St.
Plymouth. N. C.
M'ilson. Cecil H.
P 0. Box 93
Black Mountain. N. C.
Wilson. William Alexander
3129 Sussex Rd.
Raleigh. N. C.
Winders. Janyce Wilkinson
Kenlj', N, C.
Wolfsheimer, Louis .Marcus
Parkford Apts.
Park Heights & Fords La.
Baltimore, Md.
Wood. Elizabeth Roberts
106 West King St.
Edenton, N. C.
Wood. Ellen Elizabetli
55 College Rd.. W.
Princeton. N. J.
Wood. Sara Ruth
26 Lee Ave.. Apt 203
Takoma Park 12. Md.
Woody, Joe Harris
Washington Ave.
Bessemer City, N, C.
Woody, W. Ruffin, Jr.
145 N. Main St.
Roxboro, N. C.
Wooten, Dal F.
302 W. .\tlantic Ave.
Kinston. N. C.
Worthington, Doris E.
22s College
Pikeville. Ky.
Wrenn, Elinor Lucy
409 Scott Ave.
(ireensboro. N. C.
Wrenn. Willii
Trvon
Hillshoro, N.
Wright. James Zebulon
Box 343. Rt. 2
Shelby. N. C.
Wright. Robert Lee
1029 Elizabeth Ave.
Charlotte. N. C.
Wright. Sandra Penn
221 Roslyn Rd.
Winston-Salem. N. C.
Yates. Charles William
221 Lindsev
Burlington, N. C.
Yale. George Maynard
Traphill, N. C.
Yandle. Earl McManawav. Jr.
712 N. Davidson St.
Charlotte. N. C.
Yearlev. Jane Elizabetli
312S Warrington Rd.
Shaker Heights. Ohio
Yoklev. Jo Ann
175 Cherry St.
Mount Airy. X. C.
Yelverton. Charles Herbert
321 Church St.
Smithfleld. X. C.
Yopp. Walter Edward, III
112 Colonial Dr,
Wilmington, N. C.
Younts, James Ronald
Rt, 5
High Point, N, C,
Zachary, Marcia Anne
1424 W. Innes St.
Salisbury, N. C.
Zerden, Howard Gordon
15 Second Ave., N, W.
Hickory, N, C,
Page 444
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G. "W^hat a sunflower!"
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I. Kick-of] in Kenan.
INDEX
Activities 264
Ads 410
Administration 26
Air Force ROTC 194
Alpha Delta Pi 344
Alpha Epsilon Delta 304
Alpha Gamma Delta 346
Alpha Kappa Psi 310
Alpha Phi Omega 305
Alpha Tau Omega 362
Amphoterothen Society 309
Arnold Air Society 202
Athletics 218
Baptist Student Union 292
Baseball 250
Basketball 238
Beauty Section 324
Beta Gamma Sigma 303
Beta Theta Pi 364
Cardboard, The 263
Carolina Forum 52
Carolina Playmakers 289
Carolina Political Union 291
Carolina Quarterly 274
Cheerleaders 262
Chi Omega 348
Chi Phi 366
Chi Psi 368
Classes 54
Consolidated University Student Council 49
Contents 24
Cosmopolitan Club 290
Cross Country 237
Daily Tar Heel 270
Debate Council 53
Dentistry, School of 154
Delta Delta Delta 350
Delta Kappa Epsilon 370
Delta Upsilon 372
Dialectic Senate 293
Fraternities 362
Freshmen 136
Football 222
German Club 356
Gimghoul 323
Golf 253
Gorgon's Head Lodge 318
Graduate School 162
Graham Memorial Student Union 46
Greeks 340
Gymnastics 245
Hillel Foundation 286
Honoraries 294
Independent Co-ed Board 274
Index to Advertisers
Interf raternity Council 360
Intramural Sports 260
Juniors 106
Kappa Alpha 374
Kappa Delta 352
Kappa Epsilon 306
Kappa Psi 314
Kappa Sigma 376
Lambda Chi Alpha 378
Law, School of 165
Library Science, School of 170
Medicine, School of 172
Men's Glee Club 283
Men's Honor Council 42
Men's Inter-Dormitory Council 44
Monogram Club 220
National Students Association 51
Naval ROTC 203
Newman Club 290
Page 446
INDEX
North Carolina Student Legislature Assembly 50
Nursing, School of 178
Orientation Committee 48
Order of the Golden Fleece 296
Order of the Grail, The 299
Order of the Minataurs 319
Order of the Old Well, The 298
Order of the Sheiks 320
Panhellenic Council 342
Pharmacy Senate 186
Pharmacy, School of 187
Phi Alpha Delta 316
Phi Beta Kappa 300
Phi Delta Chi 317
Phi Delta Theta 380
Phi Eta Sigma 302
Phi Gamma Delta 382
Phi Kappa Sigma 384
Philanthropic Assembly 288
Philosophical Society of 1799 321
Phi Mu Alpha 307
Pi Beta Phi 354
Pi Kappa Alpha 386
Pi Kappa Phi 388
Pi Lambda Phi 390
Pi Nu 308
Planners' Forum 275
Press Club 291
Public Health, School of 183
Publications Board 43
Rho Chi Society 309
Saint Anthony Hall 392
Scabbard and Blade 208
Senior Home Addresses 437
Seniors 56
Sigma Alpha Epsilon 394
Sigma Chi 398
Sigma Nu 400
Sigma Phi Epsilon 396
Soccer 236
Sophomores 124
Sororities 342
Stray Greeks 343
Student Council 38
Student Entertainment Committee 49
Student Government 34
Student Legislature 39
Student Life 209
Swimming 242
Tarnation 272
Tar Heels and Toes 275
Tau Epsilon Phi 402
Tennis 248
Theta Chi 404
"13" Club Members 322
Track 246
UNC Band 276
University Club 277
University Dance Committee 285
University Party 284
Valkyries, The 297
Wesley Foundation 287
Women's Glee Club 282
Women's Honor Council 40
Women's Residence Council 41
Women's Sports 258
Wrestling 241
Yackety Yack 266
YMCA 278
YWCA 280
Zeta Beta Tau 406
Zeta Psi 408
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