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Gene Whitehead

EDITOR

Norman White

BUSINESS MANAGER

Published by the Students of the
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill, North Carolina

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The quiet bustle of cars on Frank-
lin Street pose a brief problem to
girls on their way to morning classes.

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Heads are bowed as the invocation is given
at the installation of President Fridov.

A fomiliar sight at South Building — the
library and bell tower furnish the background
OS a coed hurries to talk to her adviser.

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Freshmen find shady McCorkle Place a cool spot to
wait their turn to go to the Chancellor's Reception.

Kim Novak?

Who is Kim Novak?

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Books end browsers abound; but the rear counter
seems to have a conspicuous absence of customers!

Unc^et rriit . . .

Many cars, no parking places —
on unfortunate fact surrounding
the main street of the little village.

We'll have just one more beer, and then we
must go to the library to study for that quiz.

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A late breakfast on South Building steps is the
plight of many who have eight o'clock classes.

Sunset and Silent Sam. To
dote no shot has been heard.

GCLiPtpUd.

Coffee, Coke, conversation, and dogs greet strollers through
"Y" Court during every ten-minute break between classes.

Registration — the endless lines
\'hich must be endured before
he torture of lectures can begin.

iH^ ^the^ ciadM,

A quiz was given lost period — and
for some the strain was obviously greet!

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English History, Godfrey style. The
amiable dean conducts his class on
the British Commonwealth oblivi-
ous of the fact that a photog-
rapher has invaded his sanctuary.

yCfPHA .

Then there axe the lobs — the
joy of a select few, a General
College requirement for the many.

Kenan Stadium rests
quietly from the masses
which almost weekly
invade its solitude.

In this building small activities many take place. Graham Memorial peace-
fully conceals the chaotic bustle which goes on behind its stately columns.

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atCvto&HU,

Ploymokers' Theatre, South Building, and the
Old Well — three landmarks at Carolina
which become a part of every student's soul.

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The culmination of purpose. Cops
and gowns are donned and the
processional of the Baccalaureate
Sermon reminds us that our degree
will be conferred within a few hours.

Anxiety, then victory or defeat.
But the spirit of Alma Mater
will not be quenched by any in-
clemency the weather can muster.

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Our Carolina home in years to come. For over three decades
The Inn has been the meeting place of alumni and friends.

A dance. Several times during the
year Woollen Gym takes on a
glamour always to be remembered.

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CONTENTS

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ADMINISTRATION 18

Consolidated University of North Carolina 20

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 22

ACTIVITIES 26

Student Government 29

Publications 53

Fine Arts 61

Student Life -, _ 75

BEAUTIES 90

ORGANIZATIONS 108

Honorary 1 1 1

Professional 129

Religious 145

Mi I ita ry _ _ 1 55

Social 1 67

SPORTS 234

Monogram Club 236

Football 239

Basketball 247

Baseball 255

Minor Sports 259

Booster Clubs 273

SCHOOLS AND DIVISIONS 278

Undergraduates 281

Graduates 371

School of Law 375

Health Affairs _ 381

ADVERTISING 420

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William C. Friday

PRESIDENT

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William M. Whyburn

VICE-PRESIDENT

William D. Carmichael, Jr.

VICE-PRESIDENT AND FINANCE OFFICER

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William B. Aycock

CHANCELLOR
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hil

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Charles M. Shaffer

DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT

J. Arthur Branch

BUSINESS MANAGER

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FRED H. WEAVER, Dean of Student Affairs
and RAYMOND L. JEFFERIES, Assistant Dean

KATHERINE K. CARMICHAEL
Dean of Women

SAMUEL H, MAGILL
Director of Student Activities

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ROY ARMSTRONG
Director of Admissions

JAMES L. GODFREY
Dean of the Faculty

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EDWIN S. LANIER, Director
Central Office of Records

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Student Government 29

Publications 53

Fine Arts 61

Student Life 75

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SONNY EVANS

President of the Student Body

This year interest in entrance requirements. University de-
velopment, married students' housing, and facuUy salaries
enahled the Executive Branch of Student Government to
emerge as junior partners in the University community.
Particular emphasis was placed on conditions surrounding
doniiitory life. Eifort was made to place excuses for illness
within the scope of the Honor System. The traffic problem
approached solution with the completion of a new student
parking lot.

Student Government is more than a training ground for
future life. It seeks to instill in its citizeniy a social conscience
and thus truly to contribute to the University community.

DON FURTADO
Vice-President

PRESIDENTS CABINET
Seated: Dot Pressley, Betty HufTman, Don Furtado. Bob Carter, and Carolyn Wisler.
Standing: Dave Biren, Al Alphin, Ralph Cummings, Cerry Boudreau, and John Brookt.

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Seated: Tom Overman, Art Soble, and Kellv Maner
Standing: Jim Holmes, Ralph Cummings, and Al Alphii

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Student Body, and Miss Staples, Execu-
tive Secretary.

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Belotv right: Sonny Hallford, Attorney-
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AL GOLDSMITH
Speaker Pro-Tern

DO^ FLRTADO
Speaker

Student

The Student Legislature, founded in 1938. is the
supreme legislative body of Student Government.
Almost every rule which pertains to Carolina stu-
dent life is passed Ijy the Legislature. In addition,
the Legislature appropriates over one hundred
thousand dollars in student fees to various campus
organizations each vear, controls scores of campus
activities, and has the power to impeach and remove
from office any elected student official.

The Legislature is composed of 50 students,
elected from eleven campus districts. The Vice-
President of the Student Body presides over the
Legislature as Speaker. All other officers are elected
l)v the legislators.

TOG SANDERS
Clerk

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ED LEW

Parliatnentari

CHARLES HUNTINGTON

Sergeant-at-Arms

egislature

Legislature members listen to a fellow legislator
present his views on a current campus problem.

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The Student Council is the supreme stu-
dent judicial power. It has original juris-
diction in all cases involving Campus
t^ode violations and in those concerned
with the constitutionality of anv legisla-
tive or executive act. This Court also
hears appeals from the Elections Board
and various student courts.

The Student Council is responsible
first, to uphold the traditions and repu-
tation of the University and to maintain
the high standards of conduct set forth
hy the Campus Code. Secondly, it is the
duty of the Council to guarantee fair
representation to the student.

MAC FATTON

Student Counci

Senlett: nonnir Evans. Mac Palloii, Jav W alker. Jerrv HarUog. Mik.- Tannei
(iarrell Folger, John Owens, Chuck May, John Lee, Lem Blades, Everett Jar

ding: Shahaine '
, John kerr, Jim Long.

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Men's Honor Council

Tlie Men's Honor Council has original jurisdiction
in all cases involving violations of the Honor Code,
which is i)inding upon all University students. The
Council's role is not restricted to the hearing of
cases, but is also one of promoting the Honor Code.
The 1958 Council was the most successful in many
years because only a very small fraction of the
student body was arraigned before the court. The
success can only be attributed to the fine work done
during orientation. The Council has always tried
to instill into the mind of every student the recogni-
tion of the fact that not only is honesty the best
policy, but that it is, indeed, the only policy.

GEORGE RAGSDALE

Chair

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Women's Honor Council

Women's Honor Council, the highest women's judi-
ciary body, has original jurisdiction in all cases
involving violations of the Honor Code and the
Campus Code by women students, tries cases con-
cerning certain infractions of social rules, and acts
as an appellate court to House Council. It is de-
signed to insure the fairest trial possil)Ie.

Our Honor System maintains a democratic at-
mosphere of mutual trust and understanding be-
tween the students and the faculty. Its ultimate goal
is the personal growth and development of all
students, hoping to impress each student with her
individual responsibility for the effectiveness of
the Honor System.

KIT WHITEHURST

Chairman

Peter
Van Weyk

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Seated: Luann Thornlon, Adviser; Julia Ann Crater, Margie Holland, Martha Griggs, Marlv Par
Stewart, Paddv Wall, Roberta Hastings, Pat Anderson, Ann Selph, Sue Rilev, Marv Ann Hofle
Libbv McCord, Cynthia Thompson, Barbara Miles, Ann Morgan, Pam Jewelt, Alice Eller, Jean

pv. Standing: Caroline Warren, Katie
Frances McKnight, Courtney Crowder,
utherland, Lorraine Swain.

Women's Residence Council

Women's Residence Council is the women's legislative
branch of the Student Government. This Council co-
ordinates dormitory and sorority life by establishing
social rules; by granting late permissions; by spon-
soring a campus-wide leadership training program
for women; and l)y assuming the responsibility of
broadening student-faculty, student-administration,
and student-townspeople relationships. Each spring,
the Editor of the Women's Handbook and the Chair-
man of Women's Orientation are selected by the
Council. Women's Residence Council works closely
with the Dean of Women's Office. Women's Honor
Council, and the Univeisity Adniinistraliun.

Membership on Residence Council includes the
dormitory presidents, a junior member elected as
representative-at-large from each dormitory, sorority
house managers. House Council coordinator from
Women's Honor Council, and an ex-officio memijer
from the office of Dean of Women. The chairman is
elected each year in spring elections.

JULIA ANN CRATER
Chairman

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Men's

K\K.( I TI\K COMMITTEE
Hrsl Roiv: Rud> Edwards. Tom Wallers, Neil Bender. Second Row:
Pat Leonard. Clyde Ingle. Mike Haves, Allen Riehards, Doug Baliff.
Bob Carter, Frank Brown, Buddy Cockrell.

TO>I \S ALTERS
President

IDC REPRESENTATIVES
First Row; Bob Carter, Tom ^'alters, Neil Bender, Second Rote: Clarence Simpson, Ed House, Ed Fowlkes, Leon Holt,
Fov Bradshaw, James Lehman, Roger Foushee, Rudv Edwards. Doug Baliff. Bill Long, kellv Wallace, Forrest Patterson.
Jim Crownovcr. Third Roic: Barden Wills, Gus Reavis, Frank Berry, Jerry Baynes, Bill Johnson, Albert Miller, Frank
Brown, Bob Kuhns, Pal Leonard, Paul W oodard. Buddy Cockrell, James Jones.

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nterdormitory Counci

IDC COURT

First Rote:
Jerrv Bavnes
Frank Brown
George Grayson

Second Row:
Roger Foushee
Pal Leonard

Ann Miller, beginning her reign as Sweetheart of the
Men's Uorms, adjusts her crown, as IDC President Tom
Walters looks on.

The Men's Interdormitory Council is that instrimieiit
through which the man who lives in a dormitory can
best express himself to the campus and have a part in
his agency of government. Being successfully dependent
on the individual's cooperation, the IDC serves the
campus through serving the dorm resident. The IDC
functions in close conjunction with Student Government
and with the Administration.

Composed of an Executive Committee and the Presi-
dent and an IDC representative from each dormitory,
the IDC is an integral part of the campus Student
Government. This year over three thousand men lived
in the nineteen dorms on the UNC campus. The IDC
served them as their Judicial, Administrative, and Social
mediator. The Interdormitory Court is a major part of
the council, and, as the judicial branch of the IDC, tries
all violations of dormitory regulations.

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nterfraternity
Council

Under the able and outstanding leadership of Bill Redding,
the Interfraternity Council completed one of its most success-
ful years. It has sought to raise the standards of scholarship,
i)rotherhood. and character necessary to any worthy frater-
nity. To enhance this purpose, the IFC established this past
year the R. B. House Outstanding Fraternity Award. This
award, in the form of a trophy, is to be presented annually
to that fraternity on campus which best embodies these ideals
and achievements. Greek Week, featuring a pledge banquet,
exchange dinners, an afternoon of constructive work in the
community, and interfraternity competition in carnival and

BILL REDDING
President

Kneeling: Je

Oppenhcimer, John KriHel. Jim Proslon. Squrakv Frazier, Tom Rand, Garrett Folger. Bev Raney. Melvin Garr. Aslit- Exuni.
Tate Roljinson'. Wavnc Venters. Smith BradfielH. Hank Brvan. Standing: Tucker Yates. Don Millen. Chuck Flack. Pete killinser. Jerry Blu-
iiienthal. Charlie A>hford. Walter Fills. Jim Menzel. Charlie Rouse. Robert Sims. Ben ke>s. Cameron Cooke. Boh Bender. Chad Cotter, tlhuck
Ala>. Sandv Sanders, William Nehel. Bill Redding. SIcm- rMrlri<lge. Bill -iugg. \ an ^nUy. Mark Cherry, Fred Hutlon.

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Sealed: Sandv Sanders. Jerry Oppenhe

IFC COIRT
Standing: Pete Killinger. Dennis McCoy, Smith Bradfield. JL

Kimzey.

athletics, was again very successful. This year the
IFC co-sponsored a Richard Maltby Jazz Pops
Concert, the proceeds going to two different worthy
Chapel Hill charities.

The IFC, an organization composed of two mem-
bers from each social fraternity, was founded to
govern all social fraternities, to study their prob-
lems, and to promote cooperation among its

twenty-four components. The IFC Court serves as
the judicial body of this organization. The IFC
conducts the very extensive rushing program and
publishes a handbook, given to all entering fresh-
men interested in fraternities. This handbook ex-
plains rush and its rules, lists each fraternity and
its members, and furnishes a short history of each
chapter.

Tucker Yates, Do

EXECITIVE COMMITTEE
Millen, Bill Redding. Jerry Oppcnheii

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SARAH HUDSON
President

Tilt' Paiilielleiiio Coiiiuil is coni|)()^sed of three represen-
lalives from each of the six sororities on campus, phis
tlieir alumna adviser; one representative from Stray
Greeks; and an adviser from the office of the Dean of
Women.

The purpose of Panhellenic is to coordinate sorority
affairs. The Council meets once each week to discuss
sorority problems, formulates rules governing rushing,
and principally, fosters a friendly and cooperative spirit
among sororities.

The Council sponsors various service projects during
llie year and also takes part in community projects in
which every sorority has a chance to participate.

Panhellenic Counci

Seuled: Alidrt-a Slalv.•^. Tr.jisurer: >liirv
Marsha McCord: Margarol Head. Sinndin,
Halperin: Bobbi Madison; Martha Docke
Webb: Marv Jane Fisher.

>untree. Viee-President: Sarah Hudson. President: Virginia falser, Seereta
a Fowler: Edith McKinnon: Beltv Bell: Sue Whilelev: Pat Dillon: San
r; >an Sebaeffer; Kathcrine C.oe: Marianna Miller: Kit WhilehursI: Kathcr

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First Kmi: \Ii<k.> Red. B.isv McKinii
iMcClinlook, Jo.<i-.- Hollanil.

Hiirriol Schaffrr. Second Roic: Svlvia Ral)l), Barbara Bush, Carol Burch, Jo

ndependent Women's Counci

The Independent Women's Council is the governing
body of the Independent Women's Association. It is
composed of an executive cabinet, two representatives
elected from each dormitory and the Town Girl's As-
sociation, and an adviser, from the Dean of Women's
Office, Martha Decker.

The Independent Women's Council serves as a co-
oidinating agent for campus-wide events, as well as
tiormitory projects, social finictions, and programs
which will bring the Independent Women on campus
into closer contact with other University activities.

In carrying out its wide and varied program, the
Council works jointly with Women's Residence Council,
Men's Interdormitory Council, and Panhellenic Council.

BETSY McKINNON
President

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Larry Harris

Bob Cromley
Secretary

Bill Taylor
Court Cha

UANCE COMMITTEE COl RT
First Ron: Georgr W rav. Bill Taylor, Leo W ardrup. Bob Carter.
Second Rok: Bob troniley, Charles Colev, Wall Rose, John Laiarus,
Don Abernethy.

Teody Jones
Head Doorman

Dance Committee

The University Dance Committee members, dis-
tinguished by their blue and white rosettes, tradi-
tionally act as hosts for Carolina's dances and
maintain order at related social functions.

This year, the Dance Committee was fortunate
to have as its faculty adviser. Ray Jeffries, who
unselfishly contributed i)oth time and advice. As

usual, this year's dances were outstanding, and
credit and thanks are certainly due to the sponsor-
ing organizations. With their planning, and the
capable leadership of Chairman Larry Harris, the
University Dance Committee again maintained the
high calibre of Carolina's Dances.

First Roi
third Ro

Abernelhy, Carr, Carler, Cole> . Cronil.>,
: Rose. Taylor. Thomas, Wardrup, Wra>, Vf

J. Jones. Lazarus. Marley, Miller, Pitser. Roper. Ru

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JERRY OPPENHEIMER
Chairman

The summer is over, and the first hints of fall are in
the air. Chapel Hill is filled with two thousand new
students, each with his own hopes, plans, and ideas.
The beginning of the realization of these two thou-
sand individual dreams lies in the one short week
called Orientation.

Months of work and planning have been spent
by Jerry Oppenheimer, Chairman of the Campus
Orientation Committee; Sue Mayhue, Chairman of
Women's Orientation; and their committees. The
results of tliis planning are placed in the hands of

Orientation
Committee

the Orientation counselors. At the end of the week,
Carolina finds that it no longer has new students,
but men and women who are a part of it, because
they have Ijeen shown the meaning of the Carolina
Way of Life.

ORIE>TATION
COMMITTEE

Sealed: Libby McCord.
Susan Mayhue, LuRulh
Sutton, Jerry
Oppenheimer, Lucie
Oossland, Mary Jane
Fisher, Belle Corey,
Bennv Thomas.

Slantling: Al Coldsn
Jim Alford. Hernial
Codwin, Dick Robin
Hob Carter, John
Brooks. Larry Taylc
David Sloan, Ed Le

ith.

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This year Graham Memorial began its twenty-sixth
year on the Carolina campus — still housed in the
only completed wing of the building begun in 1930.
The gift of friends and students of former President
Edward Kidder Graham ( the novelist Thomas
Wolfe served as a solicitor of financial contribu-
tions towards the construction of the building).
Graham Memorial has grown in programming,
if not area, with the expanding University.

Today it provides services and entertainment
that every week reach almost every member of the
student body. As an information center it daily
handles hundreds of inquiries and redirects each
week several thousand pieces of mail to temporari-
ly "lost" students.

Each week hundreds of students gather in GM.
the center of the campus' student government, for
meetings ranging from honorary societies to poli-
tical party sessions. Hundreds of others make use

ol the main lounge: the two television viewing centers; the Inlliard room; game room; or
Rende^.vous, where couples dance to the music of the juke box or an occasional condui.

So many Tar Heels find a ])lace for themselves in the GM jiicture. in fad. llial this year
the union moved its acti\ities into Cobb Dormitory basement and Carroll Hall.

TO:»I LAMBETH
Dirfclor

GM BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Senl^ih I'addv Sue Wiill. Sonny Evans, LuAnn Thornton. Standinn: Jo.-I Flti»lii
Sonnv Ilallford, Bennv Thomas, Tom Lambeth, William Geer.

an. Don Fiirlad... Dr. Charhs Hende

BENNY THOMAS

President

OFFICERS
Seated: Martha Fortune, Eleanor Ri^gins Brawley, and Be
Standing: Mike Strong, Llovd Shaw, Gerrv Boudreau,
Artope.

mv Thomas,
and George

Graham Memoria

Gialiani Memorial is to UNC what pizza is to the
"Rat!" That extra spark that lifts school spirit, in-
creases student activities, and gives every student a
chance to be a spoke in the great wheel that keeps
Carolina in motion can be found within the Activities
Board of Graham Memorial. This year approximately
two hundred students shared the work and fun in
directing the Graham Memorial Activities Board, the
progranmiing arm of the campus student union. The
fourteen Committees of G.M.A.B. provide the enter-
taiiunent and the educational and recreational op-
portunities for a well-rounded campus life. The in-
terest of each student can be stimulated L)y the movies,
dances, bridge lessons, dramatic and nuisical produc-
tions, forum discussions, office work and various other
activities included in the busv schedule of G.M.A.B.

COMMITTEE HEADS
I p Sipp!. Left to Right: Marv >Ioore Mason, Bettv Reece,
Martha Fortune. Frank Lowe. Seanion Gottlieb, Bettv Huff-
man. Jack Lexis, Gerrv Boudreau. Dougie Logan. Russ Link,
Llovd Shaw, Bill Jones. G. C. Pridgen. and Mike Strong.

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Fun is combined with ^
as Sound and Fury
practice is held.

activities Board

To make sure every phase of the student's personal-
ity can find expression in the Student Union, a
musical and talent production is presented each year,
known to all Tar Heels as "Sound and Fury." Every
weekend is filled by G.M.A.B.'s schedule of free
flicks, combos, jazz sessions, dances in the Rendezvous
Room, and special receptions in the parlor of G.M.
The "Petite Musicale" is one of the outstanding
features of the program, and this year, as a special
feature, G.M. will provide free tickets for the Chapel
Hill concert series.

Participation in Graham Memorial's varied pro-
gram of activities remains a highlight of each stu-
dent's life — a memory to be cherished always.

"Judith" was presented
during the fall semester
as a Petite Dramalique.

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Consolidated University Student

Counci

This council, established to fulfill the needs of the Con-
solidated University on the student level, is composed
of representative students of WC, NC State, and UNC.
It acts as a liaison group, discussing problems and
promoting good will and understanding among the three
schools. The Council members take these issues back
to the administrations and student governments at each
campus. In carrying out their purpose, the Council
sponsors a Consolidated University Day at UNC and
atWC.

KELLY MANESS
ChairFtian

firs/ Roti: Dot Presslv, Julia Ann Crater. Kelly Maness, Ann Morgan, and Doug Eisele. Second Bote: Bill Redding. Do
Furtado. Jrrrv Jones. Bob Carter, and Tom Wallers.

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The Twenty-First State Student Legislature met
in the State Capitol in Raleigh on November 7,
8, and 9, with the University of North Carolina
having the largest delegation of North Carolina
colleges. The mock legislature, after sharp de-
bate, passed both of Carolina's bills which were
"A Commendation of President Eisenhower and
a Condenmation of Governor Faiibus for Little
Rock."' and "A Repeal of the North Carolina
Obscene Literature Bill."

Joel Fleishman of LNC was chosen the best
House Debater and David Reid was elected
President Pro-Tern of the Senate.

Officers of the Carolina delegation were: Pat
Adams, Chairman; Whit Whitfield, Vice-Chair-
man; John Brooks, Floorleader; Connie Bern-
stein, Secretary; and Brandon Kincaid, Treas-
urer.

OFFICERS
Gathered around Pat Adams. Chairman. :
Kincaid. John Brooks, and Connie Bernste

Whit Whitfield, Brandon

State Student Legislature

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WHIT WHITFIELD
Chairman

Since its inception in 1947, the National Student
Association lias come to represent over three hun-
dred American colleges and universities. The UNC
committee serves as a liaison between National and
Regional offices.

Some of its activities include fall and spring
regional assemblies, the national congress in the
summer, and the collection and dissemination of
information on problems pertinent to student activ-
ities.

In the short history of NSA, LNC has supplied
two national presidents and a national vice-presi-
dent.

This year UNC is participating in NSA's Foreign
Student Leadership Project, sponsoring an Egyp-
tian student leader from a fund set up by the
Student Legislature.

National Student Association

Left to Right: Whit
Whitfield. Gary Greer.
Marv Moore Mason,
.41 Goldsmith, Theo
Pitt, Jennie Margaret
Meador.

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DOUG EISELE
Editor

The Daily

MARY ALYS VOORHEES
Managing Editor

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NEWS STAFF
Seated: Paul Rule, News Editor; Marj Moore Mason, Feature Editor. Standing: Ann
Frye, Assistant News Editor: Edith Macivinnon, Nanov Hill, Ed Rowland, Ruth
Wiiillev. Sarah Adams. Davis Young.

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far Heel

FRED KATZIN, Advertising Manager
JOHN WHITAKER. Business Manager

Sealed: Nan.
ager: Walk,
logi

The Daily Tar Heel, official student pul)lication of the Univer-
sity of North Carolina, is printed six days a week during
the regular school year except during the examination periods.
It employs Carolina students exclusively, and enjoys a reputa-
tion which places it among the top campus newspapers in the
country.

The school year 1957-1958 was of particular significance
for The Daily Tar Heel, since it marked the 65th anniversary
of the paper. A special edition recalled earlier days of the
Tar Heel and pointed out the long list of successful journalists
and businessmen whose names long before had appeared on
the masthead of the publication.

SPORTS STAFF
Seated: Bill King. Sports Editor. Standing: Rustv Hammond.
Elliot Cooper, Dave Wible, Assistant Sports Editor.

BUSINESS STAFF AND PHOTOGRAPHER

on. Secretary. Standing: John IVIinler. Assistant Advertising Ma
lanag.r: N',.rni:Mi Kanlnr. Ph

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GENE WHITEHEAD
Eitiior

( l.ASS OFFICERS
Standing around Linda CliappelU Junior Editor^ and Emory Burkhardt.
Senior Editor, are Susie Donald, Sophomore Co-Editor, R. V. Fulk.
Freshman Editor, and Rulh \« oodruff. Sophomore Co-Editor.

Yackety

As happens every fall, the 6x6x8 cubicle in the
basement of Graham Memorial — known more
connnonly as the Yack Office — was astir with
activity even before classes began. Preparations
were made for pictures to be taken; and the usual
tasks of choosing a staff, contacting campus organi-
zations about their space in the book, griping about
typewriters — or the lack of them, and lining up
typists got noisily underway.

As happens every winter, staff members began
to disappear. But this time there was the added
incentive to remain socially acceptable jjy joining
the ranks of those suffering from an asiatic bug.
Everyone intermittently was aljsent, but somehow
the work-in-progress continued to advance —
slowlv!

IVaney Crockett. Student Government Editor, and Connie
Bernstein. Activities Editor, thumh through the lorfc dummy
as Nancv Davis and Susanne Mosleller, Indexing Co-Editors
and Wanda Hearne. Professional Schools Editor, look on.

NORM WHITE

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rack '58

But as happens every spring, a hook awaits
everyone who stands in line behind Graham Me-
morial with ID in hand. The hope of the staff is
simply that the events of '57-'58 are recorded
adequately — that they are presented in such a
way that everyone will enjoy thumbing through the
pages of the tome for years to come. That fact will
more than compensate for the chaos and unpleasant-
ness annually necessary to get them here.

GENERAL STAFF
chaus lahlr are Belly Zeh. Ann Sinilh. Rulh Dowd;
■, Peggy WhilehursI, Charlotle Pope, and Emily Webbe

PHOTOGRAPHERS AND BUSINESS

STAFF

Buddy Spoon. Jerry Morgan, and Norm

Kantor. Pholographers, and Henry Heil-

man and Charles Sanders, Business Slaff.

Slanding around Toy Johnson, Sludenl Life Co-Editor, are Don Mille
Sports Editor. Tog Sanders. Honoraries and Professional Students Edito
and Bill Margulies. Student Life Co-Editor.

Larrv H;
and C
Hofler, A

Beauty Editor, Lari Lawrenee, Managing Editor,
Cooke, Fraternities Editor, surround Mary Ann
tant to the Editor and Sororities Editor.

Sealed: Louise ISeUon. Standings: Christian Lefebu
son. Alma Graham.

The Carolina Quarterly, listed by Writers' Digest
and other magazine directories as one of the top
literary pnblications in the country, is cele-
brating its tenth birthday. Edited and published
entirely by students of the University, it pro-
vides an opportunity for new writers to be
published in the same magazine with such estab-
lished names as Paul Green, Conrad Aiken, Betty
Smith, and Eric Bentlev.

chri*;tia> l?:febire

Ediior

the C A R O L I N A
QUARTERLY

Seated: Louise Nelson, Amoret Bell, Glenna Megin
Pierre Boissavit, Charles Westbrook, Ernest Bark<

.. Standing: Harry Kotsionis, Robert Rubii
John Underwood, Curtis Gans, Jerah John

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Seated: Ruth HofTnian. Slanding: Manlev Springs,
Sam Varnedoe, Frank Bvnum. Hugh Prilchelt.

Once upon a time, we came down to the office of
our magazine and found a note saying, "Where's
the copy for the Yack?" You owe us 120 words
right off, just like that. Predicament. Dilemma.
Nervous indigestion and Duodenal ulcers. What to
write? Will we still he around in the spring? (You
see the main reason why we're so worried is that
the Yack makes up all its copy in the fall. So
should we come out with alotofhlather when maybe
l)y then the powers that he will have cut us loose
irom our secure little mooring and shoved us off
out into the maelstrom which is the outside world.)

We digress. The resurrection has taken place. A
humor mag ( in this case the Ram and Eire ) is l)ack
on campus for what it's worth ( in most cases 35c
per ) . We're glad.

Rimi'EIDE

BILL MICHAELS
Editor

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HAROLD OTl El.

The Publications Board is the publisher of the
Daily Tar Heel. Yackety Yack, Carolina Quar-
terly, Carolina Handbook, and Ram and Ewe at
the University. Operating on an annual budget
of approximately $100,000.00. the Board acts
as a supervisory i)ody and is charged with com-
plete financial responsibility for these student
publications. Two faculty advisors, editors-in-
chief and business managers of each publica-
tion, and two Student Legislature members con-
stitute the Board's membership. The Publica-
tions Board has been able to point with pride to
some of the finest college publications in the
country, and strives to preserve this outstanding
record of student endeavor for the University
and the nation.

Publications Board

Sealed, First Ro\
Christian Lefebu

: John Whitaker. John Minter. Manlev Springs. Doug Eisele. Bill Mi
e. Norman White. Louise Nelson, Mr. Kenneth R. Bverlv.

haels. Second Rotr: Gene Whitehead. Don Herring,

utc

FORENSIC COUNCIL
Seated: Warren H. Coolidge, John Brooks. President; Gler
Standing: David Mallhews, Ted Quasi, Bill Phefferkorn, Ala
MrlMillan, Bill Lineberry. R. P. Doulhit, Advisor, and Graham

Bice and Harold Stessel.
Sugar, Tom Long, Taylor

Forensic
Counci

The Forensic Council administers all University
forensic activities, rules on the financing of such
activities, and encourages the promotion of
formal public speaking and debating.

Among the more important responsibilities of
the Forensic Council is that of organizing tourna-
ment plans for the Deljate Squad. This year's
national query "Resolved: That the requirement
of membership in a labor organization as a
condition of employment should be illegal" was
debated in many intercollegiate tournaments.

The R. B. House trophy,
held by Chancellor House,
is presented by the
Forensic Council to the
Dialectic Senate President,

Boudr

for

ing the Di-Phi debate.

DEBATE SQUAD
Seated: Belly Carolyn
Huffman. John Brooks,
President; R. P. Doulhit.
Vdvisor.

-I,„„linii: Phillip Gerdes,
D.i.i.l Evans. Clay
Simpson, Don Jacobs.

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The Dialectic Senate was founded in 1795 and is the
oldest college debating society in the United States.
Through the years the Di has contributed much to the
University, State, and Nation. Carolina men who were
members of the Senate include such greats as James
Knox Polk, Frank Porter Graham, Thomas Wolfe, and
Luther Hodges.

Each Tuesday night, on the third floor of New West,
the Dialectic Senate debates a bill of Philosophical,
Political, or General Interest. The Senate hall is one of
the most beautiful rooms on the campus. Each senator
and guest has the opportunity to express his ideas by
speaking on the bill. Debate is designed to give everyone
the opportunity to be heard.

GERRY BOIDREAU
President

Dialectic Senate

first Ri,w: Gerry Boudreau. Irwin Avery, Pat Adams, Uave Reid. Second Row: Don Howard, Bill French, Bud Gardner, Tom Morley, Larry
MrEIrov. Third Row: Gary Greer, Sid Sowers, Davis Young, Carl Barrington, Bill Mudd. Fourth Rote: Rudy Alberts, Andy Caroutas, Rick
Wolfer.

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JIM TOLBKRT. Premdeni and JESS STRIBLING

The Philanthropic Literary Society, founded at the Uni-
versity in 1795, is the oldest collegiate debating society
in the United States.

Each week topics of Political, Philosophical, Literary
and campus interest are debated. Members are pro-
vided with an opportunity to become acquainted with
the pros and cons of current controversies and to gain
experience in expressing and presenting their ideas to
others.

The Phi has produced many prominent State and
National leaders during its colorful and inspiring past
and today continues to function as the training ground
for leadership. Among the Phi alunmi who are on the
campus are Chancellor House and Dean Carlyle Sit-
terson.

Philanthropic Assembly

Seated: Eric Deaton, Ronni
Strihliii;:, and Jim Tollxrl.

elt and Jack Lewis. Standing: Warren Coolidge, Clarence Sinip!!>on, David Matthews

Jacobs, Je

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Carolina
Forum

JIM HOLMES
Chairman

"To bring to the campus of the oldest state university in the
nation the best minds in the world . . ."'

This is the aim of the Carolina Forum. During the past twenty-
two years the Forum has attempted to reach its goal by bringing
to the campus three Presidents of the United States, numerous
Congressmen and Senators, Ambassadors of foreign nations,
philosophers, and others whose daily contacts enable them to
enlighten the students of this University.

This year the Forum scheduled Norman Thomas, Dr. Abba
Eban, Senators Richard Neuberger, Everett Dirksen, and Strom
Thurmond, Walt Kelly, and former President Harry S. Truman.

I Thomas, prominent Socialist leader
in the L'nited States.

Dr. Abba Eban. Ambassador from
to the United States,

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SONNY HALLFORD

EXECl'TIVE COUNCIL
Mary Jane Fisher, Secretary: Sonny Hallforil.
Chairman: Mr. Bill Geer. Faouhy Advisor.
Standing: Jerry Oppenheimer, Vice-Chairnian:
Herman Codwin, Executive Secretary: and AI
Goldsmith, Treasurer.

Carolina

Ihe 1958 Syinposimn attempted to locus the attention
ol the Lniversity conniiiinity on the key issue ol our
times: survival. It explored the various dimensions ol
this question. Irom the point ol view ol the inmiediate
aspects ol the problem and its long-range complexities.

COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN
Dave Biren, Mary Jam-
Fisher. Evelyn Moore,
AI Goldsmith. Standing:
Charlie Huntington. Dave
Parker. Charlie Pitlman,
Davis Young. Pal Adams,
David Sloane. Dick
Rohinson, Jerry
Oppenheimer.

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)ymposium

In subject matter the speakers and contributors to the
Symposium considered: the threats and promises of
contemporary science, the political strategies of peace
and war, the strengths and weaknesses of contemporary
educational techniques, the relationships of American
cultural patterns to others in the world, and the reasons
why survival has value in human, democratic, religious
and ethical terms.

In the course of Symposium week in March a great
variety of distinguished speakers came to the University
campus for seminars, classroom discussions and formal
addresses. Students, faculty, and citizens participated
in these stimulating activities.

MR. BILL GEER

Adviser

Sonny HalUord; Mary
Shepherd Jones, Mr. Ji

PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Jane Fisher; Jerry Oppenheimer, Chairman; Mr. Bill Geer. Standing: Dr.
nuny Wallace, Al Goldsmith, Herman Godwin, Ed Levy, Dr. George Nicholson.

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Members of the concert band rehearse each Monday and Thursday aflernoo'n
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Band officers are Edd
SecrelarY'Treasurer,

The University of North Carolina Bands — the
Marching Tarheels and Concert Band — directed
hy Herbert W. Fred, provide the opportunity for
Carolina students to study and perform the best
in music literature.

The Marching Tarheels, with Drum Major
Josh Sirken, and majorettes Jane Brock and
Caroline Osburne, headed by Jo Carpenter, have
become a trademark of Saturday afternoon
activity in Kenan Stadium.

This year the Marching Tarheels appeared
Ijefore the Queen of England at the UNC-Mary-
land football game and played host to thousands
of high school bandsmen at Carolina's Band
Day. The band also performed on television
during the UNC-Duke game. A special pep band
performs at all pep rallies and at several basket-
ball games.

The Concert Band, composed of selected in-
strumentalists, connnences inmiediately after the
close of the football season. The band's schedule
this year included formal concerts in Hill Hall,
spring concerts under the Davie Poplar, a spring
concert tour, and the annual Commencement
Concert.

The Symphonic Wind Ensemble, a selected
group playing more difficult concert selections,
presented a concert in Hill Hall this spring with
Percy Grainger as guest conductor.

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Carolina Playmakers

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Albert Gordon, as La Hire, and Amanda Meiggs,
as Joan, in "The Lark."

In 1918. Frederick H. "Proff" Koch joined the Uni-
versity English Department and introduced his now-
famous English 31. a course for beginning play-
wrights. Proff Koch's efforts toward a new and vital
folk drama resulted not only in such successful
American playwrights as Paul Green and Josephina
Niggli but also the Carolina Playmakers, today a
famed University theatre. Its famous building, across
from the Old Well, was the first state-owned play-
house in the United States to be dedicated to the
writing and producing of native drama.

The Carolina Playmakers are a very real Com-
munity Theatre. Any student, member of the faculty,
or resident 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.

The Playmakers' work now falls into two cate-
gories. First, there is a program of major productions:
and second, there are experimental productions writ-
ten, staged, and acted by students. At least one full-
length play by a new playwright is presented as a
major . production. A third category also may be
added. For the Playmakers are responsible for bring-
ing to Chapel Hill many professional Broadway
productions presented in Memorial Hall.

Playing in "A Mid
Mvra Laulerer. Bar

Tonic." an original one-act play by James Poleal,
Bounds. Russell Link, and Peter Sinclair.

Dee Casey, Emily Jackson. Bobbi Rounds. Joan Ty

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Junior Plavmaker* Lvl W
"The Insecl Comedv."

Tommy Ri-zutl.., Ciin.lvii M.llon star in the Forest Theatre i.rodueti.

Andrea Mavland and John Whittv in "April in the
Moon," an original one-ael play by Lewis Ennis.

-Teahouse of the August Moon" starring W ilhaiii Smith as Sakini, Je
Dillard as Fishy, and Barbara Battle as Miss Higa Jiga.

Jim Thompson, as Bhrudah, idiot member of an international ring of
diamond thieves, gloats over his crimes in the Sound and Furv produc-
tion, "Thieves Holidav/'

Dick Stoker, Carol Jean Suther, and **Pepper*' Ticc, gay
revelers at Mardi Gras in "Thieves Holidav."

Sound

Liiiiisr "Whallrv, as "Auntie," is charmed bv Rounii
\( liile, the dianioiid thief. Ignr. in disguise.

Jane Brink. .1- k^ilniini. the cabaret dancer, da
Ihruugh the .Smiiul and I urv production.

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"■^Pee-Wee" Batten, a torch singer, and Ctcil Hartg^oe, enterain Ken Kallende
and Hal Henderson, a traveling Arab.

Ken Kallender, as Joey Puccini, hard-hitting proprietor
of the "Green Door" night club.

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Fury

Jim Thompson, Ronnie

W hil.-, and Nancy Strphcn!..

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ihievps, search the papers

for prospects in

"Thieves Holiday."

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FirKi Rote: Daltnn, P. Fuller, Infinger. Sapp, McKenzie, Harrington, Peterson, Bentley, Levin, Tavlor, Kinney, Jones, Dr. Joel Carter, Di-
rector. Second Rote: Russell, Hawkins, White, McFadyen, Martin, Isenhour, Rhvnes, Gerrish, James, Gray, K. Murphy, Porter. Third Rote:
D. Murphy. Macon, Elledge, Marshhurn, Weaver, Shaw, Ellison, Ridenhour. Barrow, Oliver, Black, Nance, Colescott. Fourth Rote: Shoe.
Morse, Wicker, StotI, Buchanan, Hamlet, Rhodes, Ruse, Shields, Carrington, Yates, E. Fuller, Alvord.

Men's Glee Club

Officers of the Glee Club are Charles Shoe, Ralph Harrington, Be
Taylor, Darrell Hawkins, Don Murphy, James Kinney.

The UNC Men's Glee Club, the University's
only traveling choral group, is eomposed of
85 men selected from the school's male popu-
lation. Under the direction of Dr. Joel Carter,
the rliil) oBers cantatas, sacred and lighter
secular niimi)ers.

The touring group, composed of about 50
\(iices, conducts two annual tours covering
large portions of North Carolina and the
Kastern United States.

Ill its initial performance lor 19.57-19.58,
ihe Glee Club sang at the University Day exer-
cises and inauguration of Chancellor Aycock
in October. That month also saw them take an
extensive tour along the Eastern Seaboard to
Maryland. They sang in Hill Hall for the
annual Christmas Concert in December. Neigh-
borhood performances and a full spring con-
cert in March, which took them throughout
western North Carolina and eastern Tennes-
see, rounded out their successful year.

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I

"How do vou do" . . .
"Welcome to the University"
"Nice to meet you, sir" . .

Come Septeniljer. the village of Chapel Hill wel-
comed the noise and the hustle of the new and re-
turning students. The Carolina Gentlemen of three
days returned from Freshman Camp to explore the
campus — their home for the next four years.
Harried fathers filled the halls of dorms with type-
writers, hathoxes and ... oh yes, daughters. But
Orientation soon became the order of the day with
tests . . . and talks . . . and physicals . . . and con-
ferences. Registration turned out to be one long
line after another and all you ended up with was
two 8 o'clocks. two 12"s and afternoons of labs. "So-
phisticated" upperclassmen returned to the campus

nterest in organiza-
I the Tin Can.

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AUPi's |iul tilt' Knishing touches
display.

their lionieconiing

— and suddenly realized they were glad to be hack.
And finally there was nothing left but classes.

Quite a few after-class hours were taken up with
rush, however. Six sororities wooed the coed trans-
fers while frustrated fieshnien trudged from big
frat court to Rosemary Street only to he confused
hy more names, more sales talk. And don't forget
football — the frenzied rush from classes to get
a good seat at the game, the struggle of the high-
heeled dates to keep their balance on the steep hill

A large part of the frei^hn
hands.

spent shaking

to the student section, the "give 'em hell, Tar-
heels!" the half-time activities that you never saw
because you were spelling out "Welcome Visitors"
in the Card Section, the 40-yard pass play that was
called i)ack because of oflsides, and the touchdown
that netted Carolina six points and netted you a
hug and a kiss from your date and a drink down
your neck from the guy behind you. The old grad
returned to marvel that "they've finally bricked in
the walk around the Old Well" and to recall the
"good ole days." At Homecoming, the football
spirit was captured in the displays that were
planned for a month, built in a week and forgotten
in a day.

s» Gail Willingham.
leen of Homecoming
festivities for 1957.

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Frank Black leads cbe
a pre-game rally.

SP and UP meetings suddenly came alive with an
air of suspense and tension. Candidates were nominat-
ed, posters went up in every available spot, and
aspiring politicians beamed and spoke to everyone.
After elections, Germans became the topic of con-
versation — you discussed your plans, your date.
Les Elgart and even what to wear. Although your
W. C. date did arrive too late for the concert, that
couldn't spoil your weekend.

Fall elections **nd ^teveral wt-eks of backslapping — until just be
election in the spring.

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^'eilhe^ football,
those dailv classes,

the flu i-all slop

Classes at Carolina — those 50 minute sessions
which sometimes held your attention but more ire-
(|uently found you daydreaming and wondering
what the professor just said to get sueh a laugh.
And while the words Howed on. you frantically

ports, roeds and their dates fill the gym for fall Germans.

marked up the margin oi your nolehook trying
to unclog your "guaranteed" ballpoint pen.

1957 will go down in history as the year of the
flu epidemic — the several weeks when professors
were l)areiy heard above the coughs and sniffles.
Classes contimied, however, "the plague" subsided
and you went back to working the daily crossword
in peace.

As the bird will witness, this rifle has not be
fired in quite some time.

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Dukathon: A simple case uf pt-upli- with more
energv than ihev know what lo do with.

Nan Schaeffer, Queen of the Beat

Dook Parade, and her court

brave the rain.

Tlie weekend of the Duke game involved more than just plain
football. Dorms, fraternities, sororities plunged in to build floats
for the "Beat Dook" Parade. Plans were made, materials l)ought,
more materials begged, borrowed and stolen; and work went on
late at night and in the early morning hours. And in typical Chapel
Hill fashion, it Ijegan to rain just at parade time. The Queen and
her court — protected by large black umbrellas — looked no less
lovely, and the sodden crepe paper masses moved on as scheduled.
All the festivities ended in a glorious climax which no small mat-
ter such as rain and an overcast sky could afl^ect. Carolina

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goal post in Duke Stadium.

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High above the track field, far from the
campus activities — three new dorms.

Jl«I.Siiit.J'2''' life ■'"'"*■""

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defeated Duke — for the first time in eight years —
and the Tarheels legally regained possession of the
Victory Bell.

During the year 1957-1958, you saw many signs
of progress on the campus. Among them, an art muse-
um, the Administrative Offices of the Consolidated
University and Ijehind the gym, far, far from the

Lawreiici- ^ offord poses with North Carolii
)luine Herndon and Miss Diana Johnson,

campus, you saw large brick buildings rising through
the trees — men's dorms designed to build leg
muscles.

On a certain cold November evening. Memorial
Hall blossomed forth with the lovelies of Carolina
for the Yack Beauty Contest. While these young
ladies paraded before the judges and a most apprecia-
tive audience, there was even more excitement back-
stage where the 107 candidates preened and primped
as they awaited their turn.

Coed beauties check their make-up, adjust
their petticoats — anything to pass the time.

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jiamond solitair

Before you knew it, those autumn days and football Saturdays
were a thing of the past. Suddenly it was December — time
for holidays and Christmas. Those window displays on Main
Street for the first time became very important when they
helped you choose the ideal gift for Dad and your best girl.
Right in that last week, everyone planned those parties —
usually on the evening before your two hour quizzes — but
what the hell, it's Christmas! Finally after a morning of
90-minute hours, you dashed back to the dorm to pick up
that hastily packed jjag and a pile of books — destined only
to gather dust over the holidays. So you went home, and the
village of Chapel Hill settled down for several weeks of
comparative peace and plenty of parking space.

Santa Cla

to SAE's and date

holidays find the town.
s and hig fraternity
ted.

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The Book X sells cigarettes — Ijut
bring your own matches.

Between the end of Christmas vacation and exams that
large building at the bottom of the quadrangle — known
as the Library — became more than just a social spot.
You found yourself spending whole evenings there in
search of that fool reserve reading book and then trying
to understand what it meant. For the first time the light
dawned and you began to get an inkling of what that
professor had been driving at all semester. On the day
before the "big one'" you realized you'd have to forego
those minutes wasted in the Y, that interesting conversa-
tion with the guy across the talde and that long desired
but undeserved coffee break in the Pine Room. So you
finished your exams and dashed away for a well-earned
rest before starting back on the endless round of classes,
weekends and quizzes.

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During those chilly winter months you turned
to indoor entertainment — and found plenty
of it. Woollen Gym was literally packed to the
rafters for those home games in basketball,
and maybe you even got to attend — if your
name was in the "A-M's" and you remembered
to exchange your ticket ahead of time. Sorori-
ties and fraternities honored their pledges with
dinners, parties and dances at the Inn, the
Country Chdj, in Durham or just a nearby
cabin.

On a long winter's afternoon you could
always stroll over to G.M. for bridge, chess
or just to listen to the music, and, of course,
the poolroom, crowded and smoky, jjut where
vou could always learn a few new tricks.

BiUiards is a ft
Graham Alemorial

KD pledges are honored with a dance in ih. Inn ISullr

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McGuirc gives final instructii
just before the horn.

Studies were forgotten as McGuire's l)oys moved confidently
from victory to victory, and you didn't miss a single game.
Between games you found time to take in that flick down-
town, and afterwards you and your date paused before the
steamy windows of the Dairy Bar wondering whether to get
a sundae or just a cup of coffee. Perhaps you spent a few
hours at the Rat discussing matters of no great importance
over pizza and beer. As you walked with your date across
the misty campus, you wondered where the time had gone.
There were many more things to be said, l)ut the lights had
l)linked for the second time, so a ijuick goodnight and "See
you tomorrow."

10:45 — just lime for a hamburger
before the Dairv Bar eloses.

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Second semester found tlie fraternity pledges in-
volved in a constructive and time-consuming opera-
tion known as Greek Week and a destructive but
even more time-consuming operation called Hell
Week — oops, that's been outlawed, hasn't it?

Sundays at Carolina were most unusual — no
classes. You found these days quite useful for
sacking out, catching up or even going to church.
On Sunday evening you could always get a good
meal and better fellowship at a supper-forum in
a local church.

Local churches received the
labor during Greek Week.

privilege of pledge

And what about the Pine Room — home of
coffee, doughnuts, pizza, and everybody who was
looking for an excuse to quit studying? It was also
the nearest spot to take the cute little coed who kept
making eyes at you across the table in the Reserve
Readino; Room.

Sludcnls head for dinner
after the morning service
at the Preshyterian Church.

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get her pict

Sigma Chi Geek gets more than a taste
in the pie-throwing contest.

As the days got warmer, it became harder and
harder to spend an afternoon indoors. Perhaps you
walked over to Kenan one of those afternoons to
see the girls parade in shorts for the judging of
the Sigma Chi Derby Queen. Or maybe you strolled
over to Emerson not so much for the baseljall game
but just to sit in the sun and see who was there.
And later on, social pressure forced you to give up
lunch so that you too might have a suntan. Some-
how, Greensboro seemed a lot closer — or maybe
the attiaction was greater.

All roads lead to Greensboro .
or Duke ... or Meredith.

You have to come early to get a good seat.

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Arrival of new Vacks draws an eager erowd of stu-
dents who are lured into helping unload the books.

Busses filled the Planetarium parking lot as high school
students invaded the campus to see The University. A new
generation of bees appeared to plague sun-basking Y-
Courters. Convertible tops came down, and all roads led
to Hogan's as winter weary Tarheels began their exodus
to the poor man's Miami Beach — or perhaps you
splurged and took a Wednesday-to-Sunday weekend at
Myrtle. With Bermudas as accepted campus wear, campus
dress became even more informal.

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While you goofed off all those warm after-
noons and shot the breeze on those spring
evenings, somebody must have been working
because the Order of the Golden Fleece and
the Valkyries, in solemn and suspenseful cere-
mony, tapped the outstanding men and women
on campus. May went by much too fast what
with Hogan's beach parties, et cetera, et cetera,
et cetera, and right toward the end, the faculty
slipped in a few examinations. It was kind of
hard for you to study though, when you really
had to pack — and everybody else had a "to
heck with 'em" attitude too.

You assembled with your class for the last
time at the Bell Tower. As you walked toward
Kenan, you did have sort of a sense of ac-
complishment — you. a college graduate; but
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Military 161

Social 175

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OFFICERS

Dorothy Brynk Pressly, President Adelaide Lucinda Holderness, Secretary

Margaret Unice Funk, Vice-President Constance Elizabeth Whitaker. Treasurer

Frances Ellen Reynolds, Alumnae Secretary

MEMBERS

Katherine Keith Coe
Belle Hamilton Corey

Anne Queen

SPRING, 1957

Sarah Faith Price

FALL, 1957

Elizabeth Lloyd Daucherty

Phyllis Elliott Krafft

Edith Ann Morgan

HONORARIES

Georgia Hicks Faison

Marjorie Carol Staub
Mildred Hoce Whitehurst

Euzabeth Louanna Kemble

Order of tKe

Thomas Claiborne Creasy. Jr.
William Thomas Wolfe
William Ray Long
Thomas Willis Lambeth

Jason

Hyparchos

Grammateus

Chrystopher

MEMBERS 1957-1958

453 A Hard Kenneth Lowenstein
510 Julian Mason
545 Thomas Claiborne Creasy, jr
557 Edwin Osborne Ayscue
559 Raymond Mason Taylor
563 Charles Hill Yarborough, Jr.
566 Joel Lawrence Fleishman
569 Robert Terry Young
574 Thomas Willis Lambeth
578 \\ illiani Ray Long

584 Edward Wike Sutton

585 Jerry Loveman Oppenheimer

586 Eddie Covington Bass

587 Eli Nachamson Evans

588 Thomas Francis Kearns

589 George Robinson Ragsdale

590 John A. Sneden, Jr.

591 William Hardman Poteat

592 William Snyder Pate

593 Leonard Robert Rosenbluth

594 Paul Gene Strassler

595 Robert B. Patteson. Jr.

596 James TuUy Beatty

597 Edward Ulysses Hallford. Jr.

599 Robert Mayer Evans

600 Robert Joseph Cunningham

601 John McKay Ludwig

602 Carl Douglas Farmer

603 Louis Round Wilson

604 James Monroe Chamblee

605 Peter Joseph Brennan

606 Zane Emerson Eargle
Harry Earl Whitelock
Jonathan Worth Danie
Luther HartwelJ/Hod
B*ml Green

oseph Francis Quigg

FACULTY MEMBERS

6 Charles Phillips Russell
90 Edgar Ralph Rankin
102 Robert Burton House
109 Herman Glenn Baity
111 Ernest Lloyd Mackie
119 Albert McKinley Coates
121 Joseph Burton Linker
141 Corydon Perry SpruiU
149 Frederick Carlysle Sheppard
176 Earle Horace Hartsell
186 Joseph Maryon Saunders
202 Richard Beverly Raney
209 Edgar Alexander Cameron
220 Walter Smith Spearman. Jr.
274 John Tettener O'Neil
299 Frederick Henry Weaver
318 George Alexander Heard
403 Edwin S. Lanier

424 Hugh Talmadge Lefler

425 Harry Kitsum Russell

428 James Clarence Wallace

429 Raymond Lewis Jefferies
432 William West Taylor
437 Frank William Hanft
445 William Clyde Friday
459 Samuel Hayes Magill

467 William Ernest Mackie

468 Walter Reece Berryhill
473 Roy Walter Holsten
.500 Henry Parker Brandis. Jr.
583 Preston Herschel Epps
598 Foster Fitz-Simmons
607 Frank J. .McGuire
609 James \. Freeman

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OFFICERS

Jerry Loveman Oppenheimer

John Rosea Kerr. Ill
Bennett Allen Thomas. Jr.
Ernest Llovd Mackie

President

Vice-President

Secretary-Treasurer

Recorder

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

The officers

and

Ldward Ulysses Hallford. Jr.

Archibald Kelly Maness. Jr.

Charles Vawter Tompkins. Jr.

Alternates:

James Young Preston

Eugene Thomas Whitehead. Ill

1 William Donald Carmiehael. Ill

2 William Robert Coulter

3 Jesse Henry Dedmond

4 Peter Harry Gerns

5 Samuel Hirsch

CHARTER MEMBERS

6 Charles Louis Johnston. Jr.

7 Allard Kemieth Lowenstein
i] William Ernest Mackie

Basil Lamar Sherrill

10 Donald Gray Shropshire

1 1 Leonard Adolph Szafarvn

12 Dr. Sanmel Thomas Emory

13 Dr. Ernest Lloyd Mackie

14 Dr. William Smith Wells

5'!2 Jean Jacquelyn Aldridge

603

.583 James Paul Armstrong. Jr.

604

.584 Diana Duncan Ashley

605

585 Esther Mollie Ballentine

606

586 Martha Adeline Cousins Barber

607

587 Eddie Covington Bass

608

588 William Oscar Baum

609

589 James TuUy Beatty

610

590 Ralph Luther Bentley

611

591 John Matthew Bilich

612

592 Gordon Rives Brown

613

593 James Kenneth Bryant

614

594 Shirley Weaver Bumgardner

615

595 Douglas David Cantrell

616

596 Marcus Cicero Stephen Cherr\. HI

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597 David Marion Connor. Jr.

618

598 Lee Ann Curtis

619

599 Charles Reuben Daniel

620

600 Curtiss Wilson Daughtry

621

601 Elizabeth Hunter Dent

622

602 Eli Nachamson Evans

623

INITIATES OF MAY 9, 1957

Carl Douglas Farmer 624

Gardner Patrick Henry Foley. Jr. 625

Carolyn Elise Greene 626

Edward Ulysses Hallford. Jr. 627

James Houghton Holmes 628

George Patrick Hunter. Jr. 629

Robert Bingham Jacobus 630

Donald Elmore Jefferson 631

Thomas Lindemann Johnson 632

Harvey Theodore Jones 633

John Hosea Kerr, III 634

Kathryn Jewel LeGrande 635

David Aria Lieberman 636

Edward Charles Lipman 637

Nancy McFadden 638

William Sartor McLean 639

Colin Riley McMillan 640

Archibald Kelly Maness. Jr. 611

Gerald Mack Mayo 642

Barbara Gail Moore 643

Bobb) Lawrence Newton 644

Annette Harrison Niven
Jerry Loveman Oppenheimer
William Snyder Pate
James \ oung Preston
William Forbes Ramsey
James Plunmier Raugli. Jr.
Martha Anne Richardson
Josephine Branch Ruffin
Nancy Pope Shuford
Martha Jean Sillay
Richard Stanley Sirkin
Joe Ephriam Smith
Donald Steine
Bennett Allen Thomas. Jr.
Charles Vawter Tompkins. Jr.
Joseph Gaither Walser
David Livingstone Ward. Jr.
Michael Henry Weinman
Eugene Thomas Whitehead. Ill
Harry Earl Whitelock
Paul Edmund Willinsham

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OFFICERS

JOHN HOSEA KERR, III

HERMAN ALLEN GODWIN, JR.
BENNETT ALLEN THOMAS, JR.
MACON GLASGOW PATTON

. . Exchequer
Vice-Exchequer

SIR KNIGHTS

Eddie Covington Bass
Wesley Neil Boss
John Charles Brooks
Robert Wilson Carter
Eli Nachamson Evans
Joel Lawrence Fleishman
Donald Atlas Furtado
Herman Allen Godwin, Jr.
Edward Ulysses Hallford, Jr.
Raymond L. Jefferies

John Hoseo Kerr, III
Thomas Willis Lambeth
Daniel Milton Lot
Jerry Loveman Oppenheimer
Macon Glasgow Patton
George Robinson Ragsdale
William Howard Redding, Jr.
Cleon Walton Sanders, Jr.
Bennett Allen Thomas, Jr.
Thomas Noble Walters

Phi Beta Kappa Initiates

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Graham Davis Holding, Jr. \ Co-Presidents

John Curtis Parker )

John Agust Mraz Vice-President

George Wilder Bryce Recording Secretary

Dr. Ernest L. Mackie Corresponding Secretary-Treasurer

Dr. R. B. House Dr. A. C. Howell

Dean C. P. Spruill

MEMBERS INITIATED MAY 14, 1957

Seniors

Diana Duncan Ashley
William Henry Baddley
Janet Anne Brooks
Claudius LeRoy Carlton. Jr.
Dorothy Coplon
Mary Carolyn Corley
John Frederick DeVogt
Ann Adams Ellison
Robert Lee Fowler. Jr.
Byron Walter Grandjean
Mary Carolyn Green
Marian Elizabeth Hobeck
Sally Melvin Horner
Mary Evelyn Jefferson
Bruce Cannon Johnson
Hill Caldwell Johnston

Evelyn Frances Hasterman
Robert Arlen Linn
Genet Hardison Little
Betsy Carol Lloyd
Isabel MacKenzie Madr-y
Mary Ruth Mitchell
Elisabeth Starnes Parker
Edwin Marston Rascoe
Martha Anne Richardson
Betty Jane Riley
Louella Robinson
Joanne Saunders
Carolyn Hayes Seyffert
Anne Floyd Stalvey
Lila Lane Welsh
Lucius Pender Wheeler. Jr.

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MEMBERS INITIATED MAY 14, 1957

Juniors

Charles Hall Ashford. Jr.
Erwin Theodore Avery
John Thomen Barto
Eddie Covington Bass
Richard von Biberstein. Jr.
Roy Dixon Boggs, Jr.

William Stuart Bost. Jr.
Larie Kent Brandner
George Wilder Bryce. Jr.
Joseph Mark Clapp
Robert Braswell Condrey
Robert Ballard Conrad

Founded af the College of William and Mary

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Alpha Chapter of North Carolina

JUNIORS (Continued)

James Fraser Doar
James Stephen Dockery, Jr.
Eli Nachamsoii Evans
Joel Fleishman
Irvine Reid Stirling Haig. II
William Johnston Hall. Jr.
Marvin Leon Hoffler
George Wall Holden. Jr.
Raymond Alonzo Jolly. Jr.
Roger Conrad Jones
John Hosea Kerr. Ill
William Herbert Kouri
Renjamin Railev Liipfert. Jr.
Robert Washington Long, Jr.
Frank Mitchell Malone, Jr.
Archibald Kelly Maness. Jr.
John Daughtry Marriott
Gerald Mack Mayo
Donald Willard McGregor
Holland McSwain. Jr.
Don Harold Miller
John Agust Mraz

John Curtis Parker
Malcolm Overstreet Partin
Jasper Louis Phillips. Jr.
Carl Glenn Pickard. Jr.
James Young Preston
Walter Ray Samuels
John Loesch Schultz
Norman Shaw Smith
Joel Alan Snow
William Ernest Stewart
William Parham Tally
Charles Vawter Tompkins. Jr.
Stephen Jav Trachtenberg
Henry Catlett Turner
Thomas Hugh Upton, Jr.
Leo Clvde Wardrup, Jr.
Lester Eugene Waters
William Henry White, Jr.
James Allen Williams, Jr.
Donald Lee Wright
Robert Kluttz Yowell
John Hilliard Zollicoffer, Jr.

MEMBERS INITIATED DECEMBER 6. 1957

Charles Harwood Bowman. Jr.

Eppie Bennett Cox

George Thomas Davis

Dickson Brown Dunlap

Donald Lee Hardison

Ann Garner Eastman

Wilhelmena Margaret Falkenherg

John W. Ruff

Elliott Murnick Schwartz

Benjamin Garrou

Jimmy Louis Glass

Janet McNeil Hamby

Burton Allen Horwitz

Ernest Kelly James. Jr.

Elbert Richard Jones, Jr.

Harlee Wingate Lyon

Charles Rex O'Briant

Ann T. Powell
Sylvia Lorraine Phillips
Hoyle Lynwood Robinson
Margaret Ellen Summerell
Michael Spencer Tanner
Albert Marvin Waitman
Verna Mae Brimm
Wilson Reid Cooper. Jr.
Catherine D. Frost
Susan Rosalie Gichner
Lois Naefach Glasser
Mary Laurin Gravely
Dana Tune Fryer
Robert August Rechholtz
Gary Ray Smiley
John Aitken Sneden, Jr.

HONORARY MEMBER

John Motley Morehead

December 5, 7776

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first Row: :\Iirhael Lee Collins, Jack Holland Spain. Ashmead Pringle Pipkin. Richard Hill Robinson. Hugh Lesler Patterson. Jackie Lee
Lawing. \«alter ErMin Fuller, Jr. Second Row: Norman Barrett Smith. Wilson Burton Partin. Jr.. Richard Barnhardt Alexander. Herman-
Joost Polak. Roger Babsnn Foushee, Denton Lotz. Rav Milton Havworth. Anthonv Garland Turner. Albert Lewis Goldsmith. Jr.. Charles
Green Rccder. William Happer, Jr.. John Alden Gardiner. Albert Leonard Deal. HI, Clauston Levi Jenkins. Jr. Third Row: Edward Lee
Smithwick. Jr.. James Battev White. David Henrv Suckov^, Robert Glenn Lewis. David Stafford Ball. William Glenn Davis, Edward Lewis
Jennings. Robert Culler Noble. Herber Wilkinson Windlev. Jr.. Jerrv ^ offord Amos. Ralph W. Cummings. Jr.. James Ambrose Packard.
Tcrrv S. Barkin. Richard Beverly Ranev, Jr. Foiirlh Row: Bruce Holt Berrvhill. Brvan Wilson Roberts. Clifton Darrell Mann. William
Bulbrd Edmund. Jr.. Edwin Levy, Jr., Chester Vi infield Taylor. Jr.. Mark King Wilson. lU. Julius Rowan Raper. Thomas Towles Lawson.
James Lee Parker, James Lvnch Williams, Silas Walker Blanton. \o» pictured: Malcolm Hector McLean. HI. Frederick Henry Harris.
Theodore Carlton Moore. Jr.

Phi Eta Sigma

OFFICERS

Richard Hill Roljin.soii President

Jack L. Lawing I ice-President

Ashmead Pringle Pipkin Secretary

Hugh Lester Patterson Treasurer

Jack Holland Spain Historian

Ernest L. Mackie Faculty 4drisnr

HONORARY MEMBERS
Dean Corydon P. Spniill Dean Cecil Johnson

Dean M. A. Hill. Jr. Dean Ernest L. Mackie

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Alpha Epsilon Delta

BENDER

Vice-President

BROWMNG

BURNEY

CARTER

CHURCH

Secretary

FARRELL

Prenidenl

GALLAGHER
KILLINGER

LATON
Treasu

MONROE
PECK
RHODES
SLOAN

Alpha Epsilon Delta is a national honor society for
pre-medical and pre-denlal students. It was found-
ed at the University of Alal)ama, April 28. 1926.
There are over 1.3.200 menii)ers in 64 active chap-
ters at schools throughout the United States.

The North Carolina Beta Chapter was founded
at the University of North Carolina on March 27.

1936. The object of the society is to encourage
excellence in pre-medical and pre-dental scholar-
ship, to stinnilate an appreciation of the importance
of pre-medical education in the study of medicine,
to promote cooperation and contacts between medi-
cal students and educators in developing an ade-
(|uate program of pre-medical education, and to
l)ind together similarlv interested students.

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Alpha Phi Omega

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OFFICERS

William G. Jones
George W. Bryce
Harold Johnson
Waller Coenen
William A. Kenda
Robert Pearce

President

Vice-President

Recording Secretary

Corresponding Secretary

Treasurer

Historian

HISTORY

Alpha Phi Omega, the only national service fraternity,
was founded at Lafayette College in 1925. Rho Chapter,
the local chapter, was established in 1930. The Torch and
Trefoil is the official magazine of the fraternity, and the
colors are blue and gold.

ALBERCROMBIE
ALEXANDER
ATWELL
BRVCE

m «:hanan

COENEN

COWAN

FERGUSON

FIRTADO

HAMLET

HAYER

HILL

HOLT

HOWARD

JOHNSON

JOLLY

JONES. HARVEY

JONES. WH.LIAM

KENDALL

LEFTWICH

McAllister

MATHEWS
OHARA
PEARCE
RESCH

SCOTT. JIMMY P.
SCOTT. JAMES M.
SMITH
SPADER
STEELE

THOMAS
TILLMAN
WILLIAMS
ZLOTNICKI

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BILL JONES
President

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landin^» and beach

The purpose of Alpha Phi Omega is to assemble
college men in the fellowship of the Scout Oath and
Law, to develop leadership and friendship, and to
promote service to humanity. This imposing ob-
jective includes four fields of activity: 1. Service
to the student body and faculty; 2. Service to youth
and community: 3. Service to members of the
fraternity; 4. Service to the nation as participating
citizens.

Alpha Phi Omega has sponsored Parents" Da v.
operated a Ijook exchange, sold magazines to stu-

dents at a discount, ushered at student functions,
and worked on the Campus Chest Drive.

In addition. Rho Chapter has assisted the local
Boy Scout council by supplying leadership to
Iroops. pro\ided scout camp scholarships, assisted
in the coninuinity Empty Stocking Fund Campaign,
and conducted guided tours of the campus.

To its members Alpha Phi Omega has provided
fellowship and the satisfaction of serving others.
A number of supper events, banquets, and social
outings have been held.

ALPHA PHI OMEGA
PLEDGE CLASS

First Roic: Morgan.
Kittredge, Bilisoly.
Patterson. Bennett.
Currie, Marshbiirn.
Chastain. and Easley.
Second Roto: Duff.
Whitaker, Wells,
Forbes, Worthington.
Etheridge, Brvan. Cop
land. Murphy, and
Seagle. !\ot pictured:
Jolly, Lambeth, Moore
Morris. Poole. Rohlfs,
Northcutt, and
Saunders.

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Kappa Epsilon

Kappa Epsilon is a national honorary fraternity
for women students of pharmacy. It was founded
nationally in 1921 at the State University of Iowa.
Lambda Chapter was founded at the University of
North Carolina in 1941. The ]iurposes of the
fraternity are to stimulate in its members a desire

for high scholarship, to foster a professional con-
sciousness, and to provide a l)ond of lasting loyalty,
interest and friendship. The fraternity is proud of
its many members throughout the nation who are
leaders in the pharmaceutical profession.

OFFICERS

Becky Manos
Dorothy Johnson
Gladys Joyce
Virarilia Carswell

President

Vice-President

Secretary-Treasurer

Historian

BALLENTINE

FAISON

JOHNSON. DOROTHV

JOHNSON, LORETTA

MANOS

STARLING

SUTTON
WELCH

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Phi Mu Alpha

Phi Mil Alpha Sinfonia was founded at the New
England Conservatory of Music in 1898. Its aims
are to advance the cause of music in America and
to foster the mutual welfare and hrotherhood of
students of music.

Alpha Rho Chapter, founded locally in 1926.

takes an active part in furthering musical activities
at the University of North Carolina. Each year the
chapter presents a concert devoted to the perform-
ance of works by American composers and fre-
quently including compositions by members of the
fraternity. Whenever possible. Phi Mu Alpha lirings
to the campus well-known guest artists.

OFFICfc:RS

Eddie Bass President

Harvey Miller Vice-President

Richard Willis Secretary

William Kellam Treasurer

Jerry Sullivan Alumni Secretary

FirgI Roir: Eddie Bass. Robert Beard, Curtis Fields, and Dale Glover. Second Roir: P. Ronald Hamilton. William Kellam, Slephe
Keulzer, and Michael Kijziah. Third Roic: William Marsh. Harvev Miller, Lawrence Miller. D. Jerome Sullivan, and Richard Willi;

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Ronald A. Austell
David R. Davis
James M. Prevo
James L. Inabinet

RhoChi

OFFICERS

President

Vice-President

Secretary-T reasu rer

Historian

Faculty Members
Dr. E. A. Brecht
Dr. Earl T. Brown
Dr. Sigurdur Jonson
Dr. Claude Piantadosi
Dr. Fred T. Semeniuk
Mr. Edward M. Smith
Mr. William Taylor
Dr. H. 0. Thompson

(Graduate Members
Henry Cheng Cheng
Rosniarie Fussenegger
(.lira/on Fajardo Ramirez

I uder^ratluates
Ronald L. Austell
Donald K. Chapman
David R. Davis
James L. Inabinet
William L. Marsh
William N. Ponder
.lames M. Prevo
Paul A. Stevenson
Paul W. Walker

Sigma Gamma Epsilon

.'^igiiia Gamma Epsilon is a national
honorary society of men devoted to Earth
Sciences. Alpha Alpha Chapter was es-
lalilished at the University of North
Carolina. April 3. 1931. The object of

the society is the acJvancement of stu-
dents of the Earth Sciences. It also seeks
to enhance student-faculty relations and
to provide programs of interest in the
Earth Sciences.

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R. W. Ballen. John W ollz. O. B. Eckhoff. C. S. Seichler, Lawrence Haves, W 11
Jack Ferriera, Lee Fouenier, Paul Lovino;ood, Charles Copland. ."Vlberl Larson.

.h. rl ISuller. Dr. W. H. Wheller. Second Koir:
(.ui , Don Skean, Ed Outland, Dick Silvernail,

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Hrsl Roic: Dr. Victor A. Greulach. Dr. E. C. Markham. Dr. Paul E. Shearin. Dr. E. A. Cameron. Dr. Claiborne S. Jones. Dr. John B. Chase.
Dr. Horace D. Crockford. Seronil Roir: Phillip M. Thomas. Bennie L. Bobbins. Alan Mendell, Charles L. Moss. Robert P. Rowlev. W ilnia
Spivev. Mabel S. Turnev. Frances J. Hendrix. Hester Cook. Helen B. Hancock. Third Roic: Harold F. Graf. John H. Tillotson. James J.
Brock, Frank G. Scott, Ro. V. Eliason, Mildred Shirley, Eunice M. \X hisonant, Rachel Bailey, Mary S. Johnson, Dorothj R. Evans. Fourth
Ron: Carl P. Minis, Allison D. Wells, Charles L. Coleman, Paul B. Hounshell, James E. Owen, Donald E. Bailey, Thomas J. Beacham, Law-
rence E. Bradley, William F. Gibbons, Sally INantz. Vandalyn L. Chaplin. Fifth Roic: Daniel W. Connell, Edwin W. Campbell. Joseph M.
Daniel, William S. Green, James McCIoskey, Robert C. Clary, Kenneth L. Voder, Joe A. Edmisten. Joseph D. Jones. Margaret H. McDevitt,
David J. Haigler, Mary Louise Lance, Evelyn Todd Lewis, Louise D. Rice, George W. Heath, Patricia M. Lewis. Roy G. Hundley, Peggy M.
Brahmer. iVoI pictured: Professor Alfred T. Brauer, Dr. William A. White, Howard K. Estep, Robert W. Glass, and William B. Hubbard.

National Science Foundation

The National Science Foundation, in sponsoring the
Academic Year Institute at the University of North
Carolina, extended to high school teachers of science
and mathematics an opportunity to return to college
for one school vear.

While enrolled in the Institute a participant has
oj) I .rtunity to . . . review the important principles
and concepts and make contacts with the new de-
velopments in the various fields of science and

mathematics . . . gain a deeper understanding of
the nature, methods and goals of science . . . be-
come actjuainted with some of the leading sci-
entists and hear them discuss their specialties . . .
meet teachers from other localities and states, dis-
cuss their common problems and exchange ideas
with them . . . and in addition have the opportunity
to complete most, if not all, of the requirements
for a master's degree.

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Beta Gamma Sigma

Honorary Business Administration Fraternity-
Alpha Chapter of North Carolina

Dr. H. Q. Langendeifer
Lester Eugene Waters
Dr. J. C. D. Blaine
Joseph Mark Clapp
Dr. Dixon Boggs

OFFICERS

Honorary President

President

Secretary

Student Assistant Secretary

Treasurer

Faculty Members
J. C. D. Blaine

D. D. Carroll
J. E. Dykstra
J. S. Floyd
W. J. Graham
P. N. Guthrie
Clarence Heer
R. J. M. Hol)l)s
C. A. Kirkpatrick
H. Q. Langenderfer
Maurice W. Lee

C. S. Logsdon
C. H. McGregor

E. E. Peacock
L N. Reynolds

G. T. Schwenning
W. A. Terrill
A. M. Whitehill
H. D. Wolf

Student Members
Roy Dixon Boggs, Jr.
Joseph Mark Clapp
Rohert B. Conrad
John F. DeVogt
Joel Fleishman
William London Godwin
William J. Hall. Jr.
Ralph Dewey Johnson
William D. Matthews
Arthur Ray Price
Boi)by Jay Ratlege
James Richard Regehr
William Allison Sherrill
Donald Steine
Charles D. Troxler
Thomas Hugh Upton, Jr.
Lester Eugene Waters
Lucius Pender Wheeler. Jr.
Roy William Wilson

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IDC
Honorary Society

CHARTER MEMBERS

Wesley Neil Bass

Robert W. Carter

Charles Dunn

Edward U. Hallford

William E. Houser

Thomas N. Walters

HONORARY MEMBERS
Robert B. House
Raymond L. Jefleries
J. E. Wadsworth
James C. Wallace
Robert T. Young

MEMBERS INITIATED OCTOBER 9, 1957

Oliver W. Alphin Harvey T. Jones

Julius E. Banzett Pat J. Leonard

Neil C. Bender Steve G. Lyon

Frank A. Brown Don L. Matkins

Paul P. Carr George Stevanou

Rudolph L. Edwards Bennett A. Thomas

Michael K. Hayes Whit L. Whitfield
James R. Womble

'selected for service rendered for the betterment of Dorm life"

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Alpha Kappa Psi

Alpha Kappa Psi. the first professional frateniit\ in Business Administration, was
founded at New York L niversity. October 5. 1904. Alpha Tau of Alpha Kappa Psi
was chartered at UNC February 8, 1925. The fraternity's colors are blue and gold,
and the official flower is the yellow rose. The Diary oj Alpha Kappa Psi is its official
publication.

BAGGETT
BANKS

y ice-Fre»ident
BROWN
CAMPBELL

CLAPP

UIXON

EVANS

FRYE

Ho

Manage

LEWIS

LINUSEY

MOORE

PONS

REAVES
SHARPE
SMITH. A.
SMITH. VI .

Treasurer

SPARROW
WHEELER

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JOE CLAPP
President

Pardon nir please, uhile I check
«ilh Mr. Coren on this matter.

The beginning of the 1957-58 year finds 28 stalwart
AKPsi's seated around their "face-lifted'' bar being
refueled for the new year. The walls have been re-
painted a lively black to lend atmosphere and thus
prevent scrutiny of the concoctions served by acting
l)ar tender. Will Frye. The shelves are well stocked,
giving promise of a successful semester. Jim Dixon's
"Beep-Beep" finally purged, only to be replaced by
Baggy's "Hi-Ho" . . . "little Bobby Lindsey," a bird
lover, a buzzard found in his bed . . . The brothers
offering to plaster "Long Island" Smith's room with
press notices . . . "Pug" and "Anyone for Brady's?"

. . . Bill Smith is still "Finely" . . . Gino Moore still
enduring sloppy roommate, "MOOSE" Clapp . . .
"Reservoir" Campbell draining the beer barrel . . .
"Otis" Banks making the rounds cementing relation-
ships after midnight . . . Pledge Drye and his
"Mother" (on the cider, that is) ... "Little Bobby"
painting his turtles "Carolina Blue" for the Maryland
Weekend . . . The release of the "Blue" turtle on the
Maryland Campus after the game . . . Brother Moore's
inventory of furnishings at the Harrington Hotel . . .
"Happy Jack" Brown giving "Hit Parades" to the
rushees ... So goes another year.

ALPHA KAPPA PSI

PLEDGE CLASS

Firgt Roic: Leonard. Drye,

Wilson, Fischer, Hooper.

Second Row: Ellwanger,

White, Hertford, Williams.

Third Row: Falls, Hunter,

Albrecht, Daniel, Carpenter,

Mann, Wright, Patterson.

Fourth Row: Smith, Gerdes,

Adkins, McColliun, Slater,

Alexander, Pulliam.

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Delta Sigma Pi

Delta Sigma Pi. a professional fraternity in the field of commerce and business
administration, was founded at New York Ihiiversity. November 7, 1907. Alpha
Lambda Chapter was founded on this campus May 9, 1925. The newsletter of the
fraternity is the Alpha Lambda Wool and the flower of the fraternity is the red rose.

ADAIR
ALPHIN
BARBER
BAUCOM

BAYUFF
BOESE
COGGIINS
CRAIG

DANIEL
ELLER
ELLIINGTO.N
FENNEL

FOX
GLASS
MINES
ISENHOWEH

KAMINSKI
MASON

NANCE
NEVILLE

PECK
SARTIN
SMITH
STANTON

THOMAS
\ EASEY
WHITE

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JIM BURROUGHS

President

. . Tar Heels, if you don't hurry
and go, we'll soon be "gone" , .

Grand Chapter Congress held in New York . . . Golden
anniversary celebration. Brothers Daniel. Boese,
Williams, and Craig whooping it up with the brothers
of other chapters. New faces on the fraternity . . . the
"Little Sergeant" mustering the troops to man the
paint brushes . . . liquids serving as a detergent to the
paint fumes and proving new sources of energy.
Norungolo still possessing his liking for W. C. Party
anyone? Thundering affirmative response . . . Fogs
goes into action. Shreve journeying to Clarence's to
discuss the latest business quotations. Jack Eller heads
for Durham ... on business. One of the biggest pledge

classes in history. Jim High cutting Saturday classes
to go home. Homecoming — the greatest! Alumni
with l)ox lunches . . . brothers getting up at 5 A. M. to
fix display. Leonard spending weekends at St. Mary's.
Flash! Heitman flies to New York to spin a disc. Doc-
tors visiting the house to treat flu patients. House man-
ager gives up jo!) to get married. Daniel and Eller
perched on the roof like two eagles . . . the "snake"
in action at every party . . . Veasey hustles to W. C.
Craig vowing to get married . . . Foxy putting in his
time at the track . . . Burroughs pondering over the
law books. Rose dance — a tremendous success.

DELTA SIGMA PI

PLEDGE CLASS

First Row: Greer, Chandler,

Ross, Newsome, Holland,

Houser. Second Row: Garret,

Shirley, Worsley, James,

Brittain, Boliek, Harris, Belk,

Johnston. Hiekman. Third

Row: Wolfe, Windus, Floyd,

Selbv, Eades, Black, Sowers,

Teal, Ha

Ha

Davis, Hebns,
les, Thompson, Graves,
Vess, O'Dea, Murphy,
las, Lowder, Burnham,
Mackey. yol Pictured:
Blalock, Culbreath,
Hundley, Montgomery.

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Kappa Psi

Kappa Psi was founded nationally at Russell Military Academy in New Haven. Con-
necticut in 1789 and founded at the University of North Carolina in 1915. The flower
of the fraternity is the red carnation, and its colors are scarlet and cadet gray. The
official publication is The Mask.

ALLEN

Secretary
BEALE
BOYD
BLUE
CROMLEY

DAUGHTRY

UILLARD

DOWDY

DUNN

ELKINS

EVAN.S

FAILKNER

FRALEY

GRIFFIN

HAGWOOD

HAITHCOCK

HARDY

HARRISON

Historian
HINTON

Ref-Pltt
JACKSON

LARSON
LASLEY
LAZARUS

Treasurer
LEATHERWOOD
MARLEY

MILLER

MITCHELL

MONTGOMERY

MOOSE

McNEIL

NEAL

O-BRIANT

OWENS

PURSER

STOOTS

STREET

f'ice-Regent
WILLIAMS, J. E.
WILLIAMS. L. L.
WINSTEAD

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HUGH HINTON
President

PharmacT 71 Lab; 12 Ml'WThFS; prerequisite: "cabbage"

It is a spirited group, bronzed and eager, which re-
turns from Summer vacations to the Halls of Beta Xi.
The iuothers pitch in and "ole 117 looks the best ever.
Working hell! We're in Pharmacy School! "Huge"
plays the role . . . Dowdy. Larson, Laughlin. Lasley,
Purser, Hardy, Elkins. Faulkner, and Daughtry join
the Corps . . . Griff becomes serious — turns Scholar
— and gets ahead!! . . . Lou maintains lead in the
autograph race . . . Haithcock endorses strict diet
1 iiles — succeeds! ! . . . "'Little Caesar" finally reaches
the t(>|) rung . . . "Hook's" figs are th<> finest anvwhere

... J. C. is forlorn since TV programs have lost appeal
. . . Harrison majors in First Aid, enjoys frequent
iiiibiliitions of Snake Tonic . . . Cromley assumes role
of Hi-Fi King . . . Guie still burns midnight oil . . .
Fraley's foot finally gets a rest . . . Allen (juotes
amorous (juips of anuising poetry . . . Ferrell finds a
new way of life . . . Moose, McNeil. Woody get
pinned . . . Montgomery and Jackson are corralled . . .
Marley has reached halfway mark in grades . . . Hag-
wood haunts the labs . . . "Two-Ton" Tim tackles
texts with terrifving vigor . . . We've had a great year.

KAPPA PSI

PLEDGE CLASS

Firm Roir: .Smith, Kennedv.

Huffman, Cochran. SecontI

Row: Hooper, Hickman.

Crouch, Marlow, Gibson.

Neville, Lulz. Third Roir:

Lazarus, Sheets. Harper.

Honevcult, Barrett. Horn.

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Phi Delta Chi

Phi Delta Chi is a professional pharmaceutical fraternity, founded to advance the
science of pharmacy and its allied interests, and to foster and promote a fraternal
spirit among its members. Phi Delta Chi was founded at the University of Michigan
in 1883, and established locally May 30, 1923.

BENTHALL
BOSTIC
BRADSHAW
CARTER. D.

fforlhy Chief Co
CARTER, L.

DEATON

DESSOUKY

DlTTO>

Worthy Keeper of Ft
FULTON
HARRIS

JAMES

JONES

INABINET

KING

LAWING

W orlhy Keeper of Re

MCALLISTER
MARSH
MILLER. J.
MILLER. S.
ODAMEL

Worths Vice-Coungelor

PREVO

RAICH

SAINDERS

SHOEMAKER

SMITH

WALKER
WHITE

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DON CARTER

I dark deserted pla

The year began with Ah. Prevo. and George returning
after having taken the fatal step, joining the ranks of
O'Daniel. Lawing. Butler. Walker, and Pappy.
Deaton. Willie, and Iron lose their pins — looks like
swimming time again. Sonny and Fulton apply for
admission to W. C. In the meantime. Homecoming, a
pajama party, and informal blasts help break the
monotony. Gen King runs basic training for pledges
while Saunders pulls Mac through another year.

Whitey and Jones go hand in hand to cpiieter quarters.
Marsh l)ecomes a scholar deluxe — Benthal sets flick
record. With UNC downing all comers. Russ, Red.
Goon, and Tes spark our cagers to perfect season —
all losses! Al Gene cuts sideburns and breaks guitar.
Ranch and Dessouky lead brothers through labs to
better grades. The campus political machine is taken
over l)y Bradshaw but the Duttons continue to run
everything in general and nothing in particular.

PHI DELTA CHI

PLEDGE CLASS

Firi:t Rn,c: Yost. Bt>..

Docker>. Farrior. Second Roii :

Blanchurd. Runnion. Beniiptl.

Ridenhour. ColltlU .

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Delta Theta Phi

From the time of the establishment of Wayne Senate in
1914 at Atlanta Law School, Delta Theta Phi has
grown until today it has become the largest fraternal
order among students of law in the United States.
Cooperating with the Student Senates, Delta Theta
Phi also boasts 41 active Alumni Senates which make

this fraternity the leader in participating alumni also.
Battle Senate was established at the University of
North Carolina in 1923, and is proud to associate with
64 other Student Senates in the claim that "OUR REC-
ORD IS OUR PROUDEST MONUMENT."

BADGETT
BOLDEN
BROWN
CHAMBLISS

Tribune
DOWNING

Master of Rolls

HERRING
HIGGINS
HUTTAR
KIRKMAN

Dean
KISER

>IAHLER

McMlIRRAY

MEEKINS

■Dea

MILTON
MIRPHV

Bailiff

POWELL

REYNOLDS

ROBERTS

SHORT

SMITH

SPRADLEY

SITTLE

WHITE

WIGGINS

VENABLE

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Riiffin Chapter of Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity was
chartered on this campus on April 30, 1921, and is
one of seventy-seven active chapters throughout the
United States. The purpose of the Fraternity is to sup-
plement the regular law school curriculum and to aid
in the development and attainment of the highest pro-
fessional and social ideals.

Phi Alpha Delta

Our Alumni serve the State and Nation in many
responsible and prominent positions. Ruffin Chapter
takes keen pride in its contribution to the welfare and
prestige of the Law School "Community" through its
annual presentation of the Mock Trial, management
of the Book Exchange, and sponsorship of Dinner
Speakers and Social events.

ALLRED

BENNETT

BLADES

Clerh
BRILEY
BROIIGHTON

Justice

CAMPBELL

CLARK

CLEVELAND

COGGIN

COMER

CONOLY

Treasurer
CROOM
DIXON

EVANS

Marshal
FLYTHE

GAGE

GOLDFARB

HUDSON

LOGAN

McClILLOlIGH

McNEIL
MILLER
POTEAT

RANDSELL, P. C.
RANDSELL, W. G.
Vice-Justice

REID

RICHMOND

ROSSER

ROWE

SADLER

SMART

SMITH

SNYDER

THORNBURG

TUGGLE

S^OHl

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Phi Delta Phi

The International Legal Fraternity, Phi Delta Phi,
founded nationally in 1869 and locally in 1919, is
the oldest professional fraternity in the United States.
Among its members are outstanding members of the
bench and bar; its aim is to promote higher standards

of professional ethics and culture. This year's pro-
gram of activities included speakers' banquets, a serv-
ice program, the annual initiation with the other two
state chapters in Raleigh, and lighter moments with
guests and alumni.

ALLSBROOK
BALLINGER
BATTLE
CLARKSON
PregidenI
COLLIER

CORNWELL

CREASY

y ice-President
and Treasurer

GAI^ES

COLDING

GRUBB
Secretary

HOMESLEY

HOOD

ISAACSON

KELSO

KING

LEE

LEWIS

LILES

LOMAX

MAREADY

PEEL

PERRY

TAYLOR

TYSON

YARBOROUCH

140

Psi Omega is Dentistry's largest fraternity. Founded
in Baltimore, Maryland in 1892, it now boasts over
26,000 members in 78 chapters. Chi Upsilon Chapter
was founded at the University of North Carolina on
April 28, 1951.

Psi Omega

The primary ojjjectives of Psi Omega are to foster
Dentistry in every possible way, and to give individual
counsel and guidance to its brothers.

The fraternity is proud to have placed many
l)rothers in Omega Kappa Upsilon. Dentistry's scho-
lastic honor societv.

ALLEIN

ATTEYEK

BENTLY

BLACKMAiN

BRO\i>

BITLER

FRESHWATER
GARRISON

Junior Grand M
HAMRICK
HASTY
HEINSOHN
HOLT

IRVIIN

KENNEDY

LEE

Secretary
LEHMAN
MARTIN, BENNY
MARTIN, JOHN

MAULDIN

madltsby
McAllister

McFALL
MORRIS
OAKLEY

O'BERRY

PROFFIT

QUALLS

RAY

REAP

Grand Master
RHODES

ROBERSON, JOE

ROBERSON, ROBERT

SANDERS

SCHLAPKOHL

SCHNELL

SHAW

SHOULARS

SILVERS

STALLINGS

STRUPE

THOMPSON

TRUEBLOOD

YOUNG

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Xi Psi Phi

The Xi Psi Phi Fraternity was founded February 8.
1889, at the University of Michigan. It is a brother-
hood of men chosen from those who have decided
upon a career in the profession of Dentistry and now
boasts over forty-eight chapters.

The local Beta Beta Chapter of ""Zipdom'' was

founded at this University in 19.52 and has proven
itself to be a valuai)le adjunct to the School of Den-
tistry. Its members are recognized throughout the
State and Nation for their professional ability and
moral character. "Zips" feel that Dentistry is a way
of life and l)elieve in living it faithfully and fully.

ATWATER
AISBAND

y ice-President
BRAXTON
BRELAND
CLARK

DIGGS

FISHER

HARTSELL

HAWKINS

HOOVER

HOPKINS
HUFF

President
JERNIGAN
LEARY
LeGWIN

LYNCH

Treasurer
MacKAY
McCAFFITY
MILLER
NIFONG

NOBLITT
REITZEL
REYNOLDS
Secretary
RIDDLE
SNYDER

WALLACE

WEBSTER

WHITE

WIESS

WILLIFORD

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OFFICERS
Firtl Roic: Robert B. Palteson, Presidrnt: Edxard L. Boyd, Secrr-
lary. Second Row: Charles L. Blouiil, Vice-Presidem; Daniel
DeVoung, Tre

MBA Club

The Master of Business Administration Club was
organized in 1953 in an effort to maintain the
spirit which developed among former candidates.
Objectives of the club include promotion of better
student-faculty relationships, coordination of the
academic program with actual business situations
and problems, emphasis of the public and social
responsibilities of business men. and development
of an active alumni association. Activities include
social gatherings with faculty members, publication
of an alunmi newsletter, and the sponsoring of
addresses by business and educational leaders.

hir^l Itmt: Uave Finle. , Furrell Austin, Jim Lane, Ernie Knoll, Gil McCullen, Bill Deaton. Pat Fochie. Setond Ron: Bill Blaekman, La
W heeler, John Sleinp, Bob McKee, Charles Wilkens, Ben Weaver, Tom York, Buddy Hines, Joe Jennette, Alan Palmer, Bob Bjrum, Luihe
Selph.

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Student NEA

The Student National Education Association was
established in 1937 as a part of the National
Education Association and its state and local as-
sociations. The organization presently has full
departmental status in the N.C.E.A. The Frank

Porter Graham Chapter of Student N.E.A. holds
the number one charter for North Carolina. The
organization strives to assist in the social and pro-
fessional growth of students majoring or interested
in the field of education.

OFFICERS
Bill Henshaw President

Vernon Culpepper Vice-President

Joyce Alligood Secretary

Carson Oldham Treasurer

Sue Atchison Program Chairman

Ursl K<m: AIHkinxI. Fortune, Rexrode, W.'st. Rui.>. Ho
Bu^li, Williams. Sweeney. Melealf. Moore. Third Ruu
tourll, Roir: Peter. Milham. Pope. Smith. Jaekson, Fis
Fifll, Row. Hoffler. Walker, Reavis, Barrier, Poole, T
Ion. Oldham, McCain, Henderson, Hatley, Betls.

ard, Jaekson. Smith. Second Ruic: Atchison. W ebster. Carter. Church, Montgomery,
Jernigan, Strum, Long, Spence. Potter. Dahl, Alston, Bradley. DeArmon. Cohbs.

■, Ready. Whitehurst. Doekery. Rothschild. Lukens. House. Ponder. Scott. Mitchell.

', Harris, Waynick. Sixth Row: Henshaw, Culpepper, Boss, Kiser, Leonard, Elling-

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Young Men's

STEWART COLSON
President

CABINKI
Sealed: Kd (>o», ktlly W allacf, (Graham ('.la> l..r. >lik.- <;iv€■n^. Kaiidj ?hell.>ii. Dick Love. Mnnrfing: Ukk Slokir, Bu.l<l.> .Slia|iaril. loiii UiU-
Jim Vlerritl, Claude Sliolls, Jim Carse, Harmon C. >1. AlliMir. Ili>n Herring, Stewart Colson, Ralph Frazier.

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[hristian Association

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
Seali-il: Krllv Wallace, Dick
Kraiiic. Slumtinn: Don Her-
rillr;, Raildv Shellon.

ihip and food hi^lili^ht a campus-wide Y-nighl.

Food is an integral part of Freshman Camp.

The YMCA is a non-deiioniinational lav movement
made up of students, faculty and friends who seek to
come to a deeper understanding of the Christian
laith and its relation to all areas of life through
v\oiship, study and action.

Membership in the YMCA is voluntary and open
to all on the basis ol interest without regard to race,
doctrine or church affiliation. At the heart of the
movement is this objective: taking a student where
he is and giving him an opportunity to grow as an
individual in Christian dedication and effectiveness.

In the second year of joint work with the YWCA.
the program has expanded and grown. Freshman
Camp, an annual three-day conference for new stu-
dents, jjegan this year's program. A new program was
begun this year, "Faith and the Fine Arts," a TV pro-
diu'tion where the works of art are discussed according
to their religious dimension.

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Young Women's

Y"»CA CABLNET
tinl Row: Daryl Farrington, Betlv Carolvn Huffman, Palsv Miller, Debbi.- Sink. Belle Co.
Mason, Jennie Margaret Meador, Kalhv Webster. Cindv Segraves. Pat Gregory. Mary Jani
Fortune, Phylis Krafft, Andrea Stalvey, Ann Holt, Lloyd Dougherty, Sara Williamson,
Libby McCord.

■ey, Ann >lorgan. Second Row: Marv Moore
■ Fisher. Third Ron: Nancy Grubb.' Martha
Eleanor Williamson, Marv Louise Bizzell,

Yehia Dessouky gives Margaret Uaughtridge
lesson in Eastern geography.

The Young Women's Christian Association of the
Univeisity of Noitli Carolina, a part of the National
and World YWCA, pledges itself to the following

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christian Association

purposes: To unite in a desire to realize a full and
creative life through God: to determine to have a
part in making this life possible for all people;
to seek to know God; to understand Jesus and to
follow Him.

The membership is open to all coeds. The entire
program is planned and administered by the stu-
dents according to their needs and interests.

Six executive officers and twenty committee chair-
men comprise the cabinet. The committee areas

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
S>nlP</: Ann Morgan, Lucinda Holderness, An
Crul)!). Standing: Phvlis Krafft, Brlle Corev.

BELLE COREY
President

oifer an opportunitv for every woman to realize a
fuller and more creative life by serving and work-
ing with others.

This was the second year that the YWCA and
YMCA put forth a united effort in program and
finances. The many joint activities included con-
ferences in the fall and spring, faculty finance
drive, United Nations Seminars, discussion groups,
and "Y" night.

Eleanor Willi
of the patients

1 Hospital.

m

11 'J

Some of till- nieniher* of llu- (osniopolilan Cliili ;ill<'iulin<- one of tht- r.gula
Ih.. club. I>ul also lo an>on.- inl.r.-.-leH in ill.- proprani of thai ni.-.ting.

clings. The

clings are open not onh lo all meniliers of

Cosmopolitan Club

The Cosmopolitan (Mill) is a group open to all for-
eign and American students, faculty, and towns-
people. The meetings provide an opportunity to get

together socially and to exchange the cultural ideas
oi the thirty-five different countries represented in
the Cluh. Gronp participation in the programs
helps promote mutual understanding and friend-
ship among the members.

The regular meetings consist of a social hour
and programs given liy the members about their
countries. The Club's big events of the year are
its International Dinner and International Open
House in which \hc food, songs, and dancing from
the four corners of the earth are pro\ itled liy the
membership.

Officers of the Ciosniopolitan (AuU are Margaret
Hunt, President: .John MoUer. Vice-President: Sil-
via Hinnon. Secretarv: and Kenny Yanc;. Treasurer.

MARGARET HINT

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Baptist Student Union

Spatpd: James O. <:iiii.l.r. S^irah Ipchurch, JancI Harper, Boli Hrowninj;, Jackie Haithcork. Standing: Melvin Hipps, Anita Whitner, Willi!
Whitehead, Cliff Jlann, \S vck Hoffler, Jerrj McDaniel, Fred Smith, Roherl Hudson, >ed Cillam, Denton Lotz, Beverly Segee.

The Bajitist Student L iiion is an organization whose
aim is to confront the student with the relevance of
the Christian faitli to life in modern society and
to urge the student to seek a more meaningful
understanding of his faith. Some of its expressions

JANET HARPER
Prpsideni

Members enjoy getting

together at meal time

during their Winter retreat.

are through the Sunday evening supper forum, the
week-day study groups, and the Sunday evening
worshij).

Officers this year are Janet Harper, President;
Robert Browning, Vice-President; Betsy Lyon, Sec-
retary; and Alton J. Jourdan, Treasurer.

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Newman Club

Newman Club members meet at the newly erected St. rii<piii;i,s Ati|

TATE ROBERTSON
President

The Newman Clul), whose name and ideals are
deiived from the renowned Cardinal Newman of
England, is a nationally federated organization of
Catholic students. It offers Catholic student Religious,
Intellectual, and Social Cooperation and Inspiration.

The Newman Club moved to the newly erected St.
Thomas Acquainus Chapel, which has enabled a
wider program of activities, including dinners.

The leaders of the Newman Clul) for the past year
have been: Paul Wachendorfer, President; Kitty
Corr, Vice-President: George Galloso, Treasurer: and
Pat Heeden, Secretary.

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Hillel
Foundation

BOB WEINSTEIN

Prpnidenl

The B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation at the Univer-
sity of North Carolina celebrates its 21st birthday
this year and is thus among the oldest Hillel
Foundations in the United States.

Hillel exists to relate the Jewish student to his
heritage of the past, to make him aware of his
present, and to prepare him for his future within
the framework of the Jewish community. It carries

out these objectives through Religious, Cultural,
Social, and other activities. In addition, the student
can find in the person of the Hillel Director a
source of help and counsel with respect to problems
by which he is confronted.

There is general Jewish student registration in
Hillel and the contiiuiing planning of program
is in the hands of a student Cabinet.

Sealed: Stanley Kornfeld, Carv Baldkind, Rabbi Rosenzweig. Bob Weinstpin, Bob Scott. Standing: Dickie Shuin
Sandman, Albert Waitman. Judv Roscnzweig. Dorothy Blilzer. Chuck Meltsner, Terry Barkin.

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BILL HOUSER
President

Each Sunday evening, this affiliate of the Lutheran
Student Association of America, brings together
a large nuniiter of its 60 menil)ers for a supper
meal, devotional, and program. Emphasis is upon
student participation in all aspects of this activitv.

Lutheran

Student

Association

Talks on Christian responsiijility. prejudice, evan-
gelism, and Lutheran World Federation; special
worship services; and recreation events have been
program features. Members participate in LSA
state, regional, and national conferences, as well
as in the local congregation.

Officers are William Houser. President; Frances
Reynolds, Vice-President; James Kinney, Secre-
tary; and Dana Quade. Treasurer. Conunittee chair-
men are Douglas Gaston, Max Petzold. Betty Huff-
man, Ray Yount, Caroline Wilson, George Reese,
and Lawrence Lohr. In seven-state regional activity,
William Houser serves as President and Susanne
Mosteller as Secretary. Lawrence Lohr is Vice-
President of the North Carolina area.

Bill Houser conducts his weekly business meeting before devotional services are held bv th

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AFROTC

The AFROTC unit at the University of North Carolina,
commanded by Lieutenant Colonel F. W. Swanii. has for
eleven years been an integral part of the school. The
United States Air Force has been recognized as America's
first line of defense, so it is the purpose of the program
to provide a ready supply of officer material. New pilots
and observers must be constantly trained.

LT. COL. F. W. SWANN
Professor of Air Science

CAHT. T. R. HllMPHKi;^
Cotnnianttant of Cadets

In giving the AFROTC cadet the opportunity to inte-
grate his preparation for a role as a responsible citizen
with the more specific preparation for a role as a well-
trained Air Force officer, the Air Force hopes to produce
more well-rounded officers. Training here at the Univer-
sity consists of intensive classroom work as well as lab-
oratory work on the drill field. Principles of effective
leadership and the importance of military discipline are
stressed.

The Corps of Cadets at the University of North Caro-
lina has this year been changed in organization from a

FAT DILLON
■ Squadron Com

SPONSOR SQIADRON
Cnrolvn Wisler. Rulh Hoffman. Ma
(ubell Carlan, Nancv Milar
lioliinson, Mary Lewis Griffin. Sue
Voigl, Alice Eller, Patsy Poythress,
Patty Sue WaU, Cecile Martin, Lynne
Courtney, Alice Kent, Bea Hunger,
Jennie Margaret Meador, Carol
Dennis, Judy Acker, Katie Stewart.

130

TOM FARRELL
Cadet Colonel

(;K(»1 1' UKADOl AlilKHS SIVFK
First Row: M/Sgl. William C. Jones. T/Sgl. James A. Caldwell. T/Sgt. Neil C. Mullen, ar
Cadet Basie Edward Gore. Second Row: Lt. Col. Ralph P. Hum, Major William D. Laeke
Captain Jerry R. Cole. Captain James A. Ray. Captain William E. Stewart, Captain Cera!
M. Mayo, and M/Sgt. Kenneth C. Walker.

Wing to a Group. Upon entering his junior year the
cadet may tjualify for the advanced program which calls
for four hours of classroom work and two hours of drill
each week. Upon completion of academic requirements
for a bachelor's degree and the four years of AFROTC
training, each man is commissioned and assigned to Air
Force active duty.

Within the Corps, a hand, a drill team, and a rifle
team furnish extracurricular outlets.

Cadet Captain Will
Barber hold inspeet

157

Squadron

t:adel Caplain Dwight Bro
Commander, Squadron I

Cadel Captain Charles Ada
Commnndfr. Squadron II

Squadron

158

Drill
Squadron

(^udel Major Victor K. Goodni
Band Squadron Conintandf

<:adel Major Howard Barbr
Drill Squadron Commandpr

Band
Squadron

159

Sabre Air Command

To promote the effectiveness of the Air Force Re-
serve Officers' Training Corps, to increase interest
in the concept of Air Power, and to provide an
opportunity for further development of leadership
aside from the regular AFROTC program are main
purposes of Sabre Air Command.

The Alease Saunders Squadron at UNC was
organized during the academic year 1956 and has
continually grown in both size and effectiveness. At
the present time it is unique among military honor
societies in that it devotes all its efforts to the
freshmen and sophomore cadets, helping to pre-
pare them for the Advanced Corps and eventually
commissions in USAF.

Membership in Sabre Air Command is restricted
to freshmen and sophomores who show definite

leadership abilities and willingness to express them-
selves through efforts. Creating a sense of responsi-
bility and gaining the knowledge in methods of its
employment are integral parts of Sabre Air Com-
mand's mission.

In creating a closer esprit de corps the Sabre
Air Command has greatly contributed to the Air
Force ROTC program. Operation Build-Up at the
beginning of the fall semester is a main project for
Sabre Air Command each year since its inception.
Operation Build-Up, a recruiting campaign to en-
roll freshmen in the Corps, is carried out through
the efforts of the Cadet Corps with the organiza-
tional plans being formulated and arrangements
made by joint efforts of Saine Air Command and
Arnold Air Society in conjunction with the detach-
ment staff.

Mtmbers of ihe Sabr

Command

fr

Frederic Wolfer. John Lufkin. John Garver. Richard Rh.
trailer; and Joel Vickers, Commander. Behind them are: K.
Howard Pope, David Parker, Michael Bell. Paul :Marshbu
Adams, Richard Bergren, Robert Aldridge. Bilh Kent. Ilarr

Robert Bingha.-n. John Ray, Samuel Dorset!. Operat'n

Offic

Willi:

Atkii

., Thomas Harris. Robert Fulghum. Hergeant-at-Arms: Douglas Kellv, Comp-
anelh Styers. Executive Officer: Mike Smith. Adjutant; Bennett Denemark.
n, Robert Silliman, Charles Wrye. Eddie Roberts. ^lichael Bjers, Franklin
L'sher, and Lewis Sande

160

\l.'nilM'r> of ill.' Vrilolil Mr <
Smith, Lackey, Mayo, J. Ada

\\illl;IMI>. Ilr

Hack K,m: Major (.abus. Advisor; Cole, Hunt, Farrell,

Arnold Air Society

The warrior who cultivates his mind
polishes his arms.

■'We of the Air Force ROTC accept this motto as a
challenge and a pledge that in the future we shall
by diligent and unrestrained 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."

The Arnold Air Society is a national military

fraternal organization designed to recognize and
develop outstanding leadership among the mem-
bers of the AFROTC throughout the nation. The
activities of the Jesse J. Moorhead Squadron here
at UNC are many and diversified, and because the
membership is made up of outstanding advanced
cadets, the entire cadet corps has benefited from
suggestions and ideas which have originated from
this society.

161

N ROTC

Capta

Alex iM. Patterson, USN
ommanding Officer

Commander John H. Gr
Executive Offic

Unit Color Guard

STAFF UtH( l.li>
First Row: Ll. H. R. Humphrey, USN, Supply Officer; Major L. C. Norton, USMC,
Marine Officer; Lt. C. P. Barnes, USN, Gunnery Officer. Second Row: Lt. (j.g.)
R. F. Lehr, USN, Engineering Officer; Cdr. E. L. Foster, USN, Senior Line
Officer; Lt. (j.g.) J. G. Abert, USN, First Lieutenant.

Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps units are
established throughout the country for tlie pur-
pose of providing qualified Regular and Reserve
Officers to the Navy and Marine Corps.

Students in the Naval Reserve Officer Train-
ing Corps, although required to take the same
courses and participate in the same drills and
other activities while at the University, fall into
two categories: regular and contract.

The regular program is a primary source of
Regular career officers for the Navy and Marine
Corps. These students are selected on a nation-
wide, competitive basis. They receive tuition,
books, and fees as well as .$600 per year retainer
pay. They are required to participate in three
summer training cruises while in the program,
and to accept a regular commission and serve
on active duty for four years upon graduation.

The contract program offers Naval Science
training to qualified students and a commission
in the Naval Reserve, the Regular Marine Corps,
or the Marine Corps Reserve upon graduation.
Students einoUed in this program receive a small
monthly allowance during their junior and senior
years, but must pay their own tuition and other
expenses. One summer training cruise between
the junior and senior years is required of con-
tract students. Upon graduation they are required
to accept a commission and remain on active
duty for two years.

162

Mid'n.

Lieutenant^ Operations Officer; Bill
Roth, IVlid^n. Captain, Battalion Com-
mander; and Joel Snow, Mid'n. Com-
mander, Executive Officer, Second Rote:
Don Johnson, Mid'n. Lieutenant (j.g. ),
Adjutant; Walt Rose, Mid'n. Lieuten-
ant, Communications Officer; and Bill
Redding, Mid'n. Lieutenant, Supply
Offic

163

OLARTERDECK SOCIETY
First Roir: Peter Ho^aboom, Vice-
President: Bob Blakely, Treas-
urer; Frank Lookett, Theodore
Moore, and David Shoaf. Second
Rote; Maurice Glatzer, President;
Strud Nash, Secretary-; F. E.
Knight, Al Goldsmith, and Bill
Redding.

On Tuesday,
Platoon Drill

• • • Rifle Team

164

Summer Cruise

After forming friendships with contemporaries in the
navies of seventeen nations at the International Naval
Review in Norfolk. Midshipmen from UNC joined the
Fleet for two months of summer cruising.

The day began at 0600: they worked until 1600.
and often stood watches through the night. Midship-
men learned the ships from the bilges to the funnels,
and generally ended up cleaning both. While seniors
practiced navigating their ships through rough
weather, the sophomores wei'e introduced to the ancient
arts of painting and holystoning.

However, all training was interrupted as the ships
crossed the Equator, and a new generation of "Shell-
backs" was born. The pleasures of warm nights under
the Southern Cross at sea was exceeded only by those
ashore. Some of the Middies went to Rio, and some to
Sao Paulo: but all became confirmed "cariocas" in
one wonderful week. After stopping briefly in Trini-
dad and Puerto Rico. Cuba was the destination. In
"Gitmo" the last salvo from the last battleship's guns
was fired, as well as the newest missiles from the
newest cruiser.

Back in the states, the UNC contingent met college
sailors returning from Quebec, and then left for home
to tell sea-stories — each tanned Middy now a "world
traveler," and waiting for even more fun the next
summer.

Midshipman Cruise Alpha -
harbor of Rio de J

the beautiful

Liberty party returns to the M
**Gitino" Bov.

165

Scabbard

and

Blade

The National Society of Scabbard and Blade
is a nation-wide military honor society with
chapters located in leading colleges and uni-
versities having ROTC programs. Member-
ship is by election only and selection is based
upon military leadership and academic merit,
the members being outstanding ROTC officers.
The purpose of the society is to maintain and
develop the qualities inherent in good and
efficient officers, to prepare these officers to
take a more active part and exert a greater
influence in the military affairs of our country,

JOHN R. ALEXANDER

Captain

DWIGHT E. BROWN

First Lieutenant

^g

to unite in a closer relationship the military departments
of American universities, and above all else to spread
accurate and intelligent information concerning our na-
tion's military requirements.

Members of the Scabbard and Blade are first row: Philip Williams, Walter Fitls. Carev W. Daniel. William Redding, Eric Jacobsen, and
William D. Lackey. Seronrf Roir: John Alexander. Dwight E. Brown, Canie B. Smith, Robert F. Blakely, Tom Farrell, Bogdan M. ZIotnicki,
and Joel A. Snow. Third How: R. (.. r;i>h».ll. R:il,,h Hunl. Maurice Glatzer, Bill Roth, H. J. Sommer. David A. Ellis, and E. W. Butchart.

166

Soci^

Delta Pi

Alpha Delta Pi was founded nationally in 1851
at Wesleyan Female College in Macon and char-
tered at the University of North Carolina No-
vember 11. 1939. Her colors are blue and white
and her flower the woodland violet. The publica-
tion of Alpha Delta Pi is The Adelphean.

BROWN, B. J.

Secretary
BROWN, M. r..
BIRKHARDT
CHANDLER
DANCE

DAUGHTRIDGE

DREXLER

FISHER

GRIFFIN

HANSEN

HOFFMAN

HOFLER

HOLT

HOUSE

HIFFMAN

JOHNSON

Treaturei
JONES
MASON
MILLER
MILHAM

MacLeod
nicholson
odonnell
pressley

SCHILTZ

SHAW

y ice-President
SHELBOl'RNE
STALLINGS
WENDLER
WHITELE^

President
■WOODS

168

SUSAN WHITELEY
President

To remember always . . . the finest year for our
chapter . . . twenty-five candidates for Model Pledge
Award . . . Ellen and Meri summoned before
M.E.O.O.Y.G.O.W.L. . . . Joani puts meter on pygmy
mobile . . . Mary Ann widow by law . . . MM leads
Mongolians watering horses in living room . . . spot
on chapter room floor ... Pi Phi bandits running
through the hall . . . Ann can't find a seat in Y court
. . . Margaret Lives Modern . . . Karen and friend
shoot out spotlights in the yard . . . Migrations to
New York, U.Va.. and Annapolis . . . Edie rehearsing
suicide on fire escapes . . . Shaw remains loyal in
spite of State interests . . . How"s the press box. Patsy?
. . . Three greatest transfers . . . Santa is good to
Margaret and Mary Lewis . . . Cludy. where's the

I'pper: Blind date?* win every time!?
Lower: Sentenced liv the M.O.O.T.G.W.P.L. . . .

Bible salesman? . . . Huffman and Mary Jane migrate
to G.M. . . . Pressley strikes at dawn . . . Mrs. Mac-
Donalds loving concern for us.

ALPHA DELTA PI

PLEDGE CLASS

First Rote: Adams. Jones,

Pugh, Carlan, White. Second

Rotr: Simmons. Johnson.

Card, Rucker, Davis.

MarLamb. Third Row: Smith.

Webber. Bailev, McGurk.

Arnold. Greenfield, Nichols.

Mav, Allsbrook, Thomas.

Havs. Harvev. Paden.

169

Alpha Gamma Delta

Alpha Gamma Delta was founded nationally
in 1904 at Syracuse University and chartered
at the University of North Carolina in 1945.
Her colors are red. buff and green and her
flowers, red and buff roses. The publication
of Alpha Gamma Delta is The Quarterly.

SINK

Secrelary
SMITH
SOMERS
STAI.VEV

STRAUGHN
WEBB

170

BARBARA FOWLER
Pretidenl

Year started with cleaning ... 27 fabulous pledges!
YW secretary. ^/^ publications board. Lynnie gives
bizarre operation reports, Loretta learned the pre-
scription trade. Active WAA'ers. Fraternities: parties,
serenades, dinner. Food: subject for thought; Effie
hiding. Debbie seeking. Middies! Many new beauties
plus Martha . . . BIG pledge week-end . . . Exams:
crammed. Ruth distributed bills. Barbara presided
while J. M. activated, P. A. contacted. Kathryn rushed.
Frances trained pledges, Fredrice explained marriage.
Ann conquered physics . . . phone rang, they're in
Egypt but come anyway . . . geography took Libby.
Ka swims on. Patsy tries home-making. Nancy and her
letters. Where's Caroline? Florida anyone? Bev wants
company. Sue recorded FT A. Stylish Stalvey pranced
through summer school and on. Phyllis, a Valkyrie.

I'pper: How the stvles change!
Lower: Gossip lime!!

"Nobody loves me," wails Em. Ingie's off again —
"Almost Canada?" More exams. Kenan on a starry
nite, Hogans on a sunny day, many, many other things
we Alpha Gammas did. Graduation! . . . Carolina
terrific !

ALPHA GAMMA

DELTA

PLEDGE CLASS

Firtt Rmc: Lea, Smi

Ih. Zeh,

Risrh. Second Row:

Brillon,

Sweeney, Dickerson

Carter.

Pollard. Third Row: F

irnham.

Donnelly. Fishe

r, Coje.

Jarkson, Robinson.

Fourth

Row: Crane,

Taylor.

Knox. Johnson

. Dodd,

Skillmai

1. Wall.

171

Alpha Tau Omega

The national fraternity of Alpha Tau Omega was
founded at Virginia Military Institute in 1865. and
the local chapter was established fourteen years
later, in 1879. The official publication of Alpha Tau
Omega is The Palm, and its colors are azure and
gold.

VIARLEY
MORRISON
PITTMAN
PRESTON

President
RAND

y ice-President

ROBERTSON

ROSS

SANDERS

SIMPSON

STF.CK

STREET

SITTLE

IPCHIRCH

WARDRUP

YATES

YANCEY

172

JIM PRESTON

President

'57 and back to the walls . . . Tall pinned, again?
Jordan — he knows some poker . . . Boden gets live
squirrel . . . Football's here with Droze fumbling.
Mouse mumbling, and Black tumbling . . . Upchurch's
serenade — "we ain't drunk enough!" . . . Sputnik
sputters, muttnik mutters and Lonesies? . . . Goose,
our Tiger on the soccer team . . . Sleepy Sam at Ger-
mans . . . Stud — groid with Freud on his mind . . .
Hawk caught between two women . . . Christmas egg-
nog and high spirits . . . "Flash" Haig eating chicken,
pickout the red chunks . . . McLean racks the grades,
Burgwyn racks out, and Choo racks . . . Simpson and
"Gigi" . . . Skinny pushing pills and Corvets . . .
Pledge weekend and Kenan's corps comes through . . .
Beach weekend and sand in our Buds . . . Robbie Ross

Upper: Nickel, dime . . . anyone?
Lower; Til bet it's nice!

dates Bony Marony . . . Preston peeps from exec suite;
Otis peeps from anywhere . . . Spring, graduation —
16 make annals team.

ALPHA TAU OMEGA

PLEDGE CLASS

Seated: White, Early,

Cummin^B. Eskrid^e. Ott,

>. Standing: Wilson. Rand.

Holmes. Larimer, Pinnell.

Holland, Green. Butler.

Carmode.

173

Beta Theta Pi

Beta Theta Pi. the oldest great national fraternity,
was founded at Miami Lniversity. Oxford. Ohio, on
August 8. 1839. Eta chapter was chartered in 1852
as the third fraternity at UNC. The fraternity
magazine Beta Theta Pi is the oldest of its kind. The
national colors are pink and blue, and the flower
is the rose.

BALDRIDGE

BENDER

BONNER

BRANDNER

CALLICOT

y ice-President

MckENZIE
MORRISSETT
>ELLER
MSBET
PATTERSON, 1
Treasurer

PATTERSON, J.

PRICE

PIPKIN

yUALLES

RAMSEY

RAPER
SHIIFORD
Secretary
STONER
WILLIAMS

174

CHARLES R. MAY
President

The year 1957 got off to a good start under the leader-
ship of president. Chuck May. Betas were active in
campus athletics and our teams participated in intra-
mural athletics and won the campus tennis champion-
ship.

Beta ranked third on campus scholastically this
year and five of our juniors were initiated into Phi
Beta Kappa with Graham Holding being named presi-
dent.

Socially speaking, we started off the year in high
gear and haven't let up. An excellent seventeen man
pledge class bolstered spirit to its peak. There seems
to be something doing every weekend. The home game
football weekends with bar combo parties, Maryland
weekend and a Beta exodus to College Park to see the

Upper: Button, button. who*8 got the button?
Lower: Swing easy . . .

Queen — and the game. Fall Germans with Les Elgart
and a have-gun-will-travel blast, and many more won-
derful weekends left in the year.

BETA THETA PI

PLEDGE CLASS

First Row: Brown, Barefoot,

Welton, Barbee, Carter.

Second Row: Blythe, Mi-Coll,

Balas, Miiler, Wright.

Third Row: Honneycutt, Fox,

Brown, Reaves, Faison.

175

Chi Omega

Chi Omega was fuuncled nationally in 1895 at
the University of Arkansas and chartered at
the University of North Carolina January 20.
1923. Her colors are cardinal and straw and
her flower is the white carnation. The publica-
tion of Chi Omega is The Eleiises.

BIZZEl.l.

BOAZ

BRADFORD

BRINSON

CAMPBELL

CHAPIN. t:.

CHAPI>. R.
CHAPPELL
COE

President
DeARMON
DRAKE
FARRINCTON

FUNK

y ice-Prendent
HANNAIN

Secretary
HUDSON
JOHNSON
KIRBY
LAWRENCE

McCORD

MrKENZIE

MARTOCCIA

MELTON

MILLER

MOORE

MORSE
NOMAN

Treasurer
ROBERTS
RUCKER
RUFFIN
SANDERS

STARLING

THOMPSON

WATKINS

WELCH

WESTBROOK

WHEELER

176

kATHERI>E COE
President

This is monitor going places and doing things. Loca-
tion: Chi Omega House; Time: September '57-May
'58; Choice: excerpts from a red hot tape:

Jest like Toni is to curls. Chi Omega is to girls . . .
30 of the best.

Lady bugs everywhere, with Punk in the lead . . .
and the scholarship cup to boot . . . Circle Seven
flutters by . . . Midnight drill featuring Libhy on the
pan . . . Angel, the parakeet, flu in every room . . .
The ATO Show starring Bradford and Hannan . . .
Johnson, Coe, Kirby contact . . . Westbrook. the niglit
visitor . . . Penny with greenbacks in green bug.

Tog and Linda lav down the law . . . Hudson strives
for tranquility . . .BUTCH!! . . . Campbell flaslies
by . . . Funk in whites . . . Larry "Yacking" . . .
McKenzie maps meals . . . Daryl turns Playmaker
. . . Amy gets "l)ig blue" diamond . . . Get "epp. Drake

' /'/"

. . . Act n. Jay does "Business" . . . Ruth and Eliza-
beth prefer Glen Lennox and Brunson and Ruffin get
ideas . . . Take 1 . . . MMMCC.

CHI OMEGA

PLEDGE CLASS

First Rok: Merrv Minnicli.

Traske, Hafer, WaIkin^.

pith. DiViri-.

ond Ro,c:

ice. Brunei

Third R.

Chralham

Bake

Kella

rth Ro

Hopkii

ilh. Ward,
m. While, Martin,
4rnirield, Ri^gins.
.- Elliot. Anthony,
lev, Eells, Waike;.
Grumpier. Hohbs,
Huske. Gardner.

Chi Phi

The National Chapter of Chi Phi was founded at
Princeton University in 1824 and this chapter, the
original Southern Order, in 1858 and 1924. Its
colors are scarlet and blue and the publication is
the Chi Phi Chaketl.

ABERNETHY
DOWDLE
GARRELL
GOLDSMITH

Secretary

INMAN
JARRELL
KENAN
LEWIS

MAIILDIN

PARTRIDGE

President
PATSEAVOURAS
PHI.NIZY

POTTER
PLRKS

Vice-Preiident
RATTAY
ROSS

STEVENS

TATUM

WARICk

178

STEVE PARTRIDGE

Pledges and flu — got 'em both. Pledges best ever.
Football games . . . everybody our guests, even Navy.
Parties — Jazbo's jungle jjunny i)op, Mauldin's "Pay
your bills"; Randy, silent janitor; "'Cowboy" Kenan
shoots pistol, Goldbutt; boy wonder(?). Beat Dook.
homecoming, Jane — WOWEE! Jarrel, body beauti-
ful; Inman, the elongated sliderule. Tatum, "Gotta
study"; Polak asks Sandy for date? Bubba fascinated
by third floor head. Purk's golden toe. Dameron "No
seconds," Dowdle slips one out. Partridge. Grand
Zeus of Poison Ivy League; Lewis, "I find confidence
in my Bible."

Upper: It would be even belter with a picture.
Lower: YouM get more mileage with higher Octane.

Annual Christmas party for orphans. Pledge Week-
end, toga party — two in one sheet? — National Con-
gress here. Then graduation?

CHI Fill PLEDGE CLASS

Firtt Row: Gi

Haywood,

Greene. Secoi

Maunev,

Marshburn. Me

Third Row:

Barringer. \

eene. Vallotoii.
Blvthc, Brown,
id Row: Hclm»,
Belogua, Meek.
ans, Thompson.

Covin, Abbott.

incoff, Suplee,
ixon. Wardlaw.

179

Chi Psi

SCHWERZKI,

SMOTHERS

SOWERS

President
SIGG
Tl'RNER

180

JERRY SOWERS

After we counted noses, we discovered that practically
everyone returned to make Chi Psi's 103rd year a year
to rememher. Our beloved parrot was still with us
ready to resume her role as housemother. We were
delighted to see that her vocabulary of profanities
was once again quite adequate. One and all were over-
whelmed with the new crop of coeds and a few of the
"movers" led the charge. Nineteen new individuals
appeared on the scene ready, willing, and able to be-
gin a whole new life. While parties, banquets, and
balls stood second only to scholarship, the qualities of
dignity and conservatism continued. Fraternities and
sororities l)oth here and at Duke joined us to make
the year a swinging affair. . . . Sorority dinners, fac-
ulty teas, house parties, and Germans are all on the

I pper: Man's best friend and Friend . .
Lower: Ain't we got fun!

social schedule for this year. To complete the balance
of activities, brothers and pledges are once more
active in student affairs.

CHI PSI

PLEDGE CLASS

First Rote: Olive, Mallins,

Walters, Rogers. Second Rote:

OtI, Reeves, Coker. Raver,

Carroll, Reaves. Third Row:

Reeder, Ferguson, Dorsell,

Rucker, Turnbull, Johnson.

1

1

m\

1

181

Delta Delta Delta

Delta Delta Delta was founded nationally in 1889
at Boston University- and was chartered at the
University of North Carolina April 9. 1943. Her
colors are silver, gold and blue and her flower
is the pansy. The publication of Delta Delta Delta
is The Trident.

BARNES

BEAMS

BELL

President
BULL
BUTLER
COREY

CRATER

Secretary
CRAWFORD
DAWSON
DICKENS
DILLON
FEARRINGTON

Treasurer

FOWLER

GRAHAM

HARTZOG

HEDRICk

HOLDERNESS

Vice-President
JOSEY

LOGAN

PROCTOR

McCLATCHEY

MacKAY

MILAN

RAWLS

RICE

RIDLEY

ROBERTSON

RUSH

SAMPLE

SWARINGEN

SYER

THAMES

WALSER

WILLIAMSON, E.

WILLIAMSON, S.

WILLIFORD

WILLINGHAM

182

BETTY BELl
Prpsidpnt

Another year for Tri-Delta — the l)est of all! With
the house like new, and the "terrific twenty-eight" . . .
memories of rush . . . live action, sound and color in
■■3D" . . . and memories of the discreet second floor
phone Ijooth . . . fire escape service . . . Roomful of
Roses . . . parking lot parties 'n problems . . . "al-
rightie ole sweetie" and Helen . . . our favorite visitor
and her TV programs . . . Pandemonium and the Baby
Moles . . . The Rebel, the Yank, and the Swamprat . . .
the Chi Kitchen Crew and Mrs. Gorman's watchful
care . . . the exclusive ring and pin club — and us
wishful thinkers! The Pink Lady always ready to go
. . . Duke med student cures one active . . . and so it

I'pper: We don't look this way all the time!!!
Lower: There's heen $ome changes made . . .

goes. Such sadness to be seniors — but we'll always
rememljer the little grey house on Pittsboro Street and
the Delta sisters.

DELTA DELTA DELTA
PLEDGE CLASS

Ursl «oir: Dawson.

Forsvth. Robinso

Second Rotr: Marti

Bo

Wi

Ridgewa>
1. Bonnei

n. Tuggl.

snight. Third Roic: Bui
Oowdv, Page. Glenn. Pur
Shannonhouse. Fourth R<

Ross. Gluvas. Ross
Crutrh field, Newn
Donisthorpe. Gray

183

Delta Kappa
Epsilon

Delta Kappa Epsilon was founded nationally at \ ale
I niversity in 1844. and the local chapter was establish-
ed in 1851. Delta Kappa Epsilon publishes quarterly
its official magazine, entitled The DEKE Quarterly.
and the national colors are scarlet, azure, and old gold.

ASHFORD

PresidFtll
ATKINSON
BLANTON
BORDEN
COBB
COCHRANE

CROW
HARTZOG

Treasurer
JESTER
JOHNSON
LEGGETT
LINDSLEY

LOCKETT

Ll'ESlNG

MADDREY

MtMILLION

MORRIS

PALMER, W.

PALMER, Y.
PATRICK
PEARSALL, M.
PEARSALL, T.

PENDER
PERRY

PICKARD

Vive-Prenidei,
RAGSDALE
RAND
ROBERTS
SCHENCK
SHEPARD

SHIFORD, H.
SHl'FORD, S.
SIMS

SMITH, C.
SMITH, E.
SMITH, H.

STOKER

\(ALKER

WATSON

WEAVER

WEBB

WHITAKER

ZOLLICOFFER

184

CHARLIE ASHFORD

President

The lOTth year of Beta Chapter, 1957, found the
Dekes dapper and determined as evidenced by —
"Bear" Walker's perennial hijjernation and the on-
again-off-again love affair of the "spastic." Few of
lis can forget Borden's satchel-derriere and obligation
dating or the "vet-block," with "pivotal-district"
Shuford as its avante-guarde. Todd, Harry, "Panda
Bear" and "Sputnik" (beep-beep) Cobb continued to
display their Phi Bete potential, while Link lectured
on anthropology and was still in pursuit of "that"
girl. Things seemed about normal as Zog played his
poor-mouthed housemother role to the hilt.

At the end of the year two overcrowded semesters
had reduced themselves into a kaleidoscopic blur of
last minute intranuiral touchdowns, "lost beach week-

l pper: W hi.li i> ihi- Admirar?
■er: Please let's do it ri^ht this tir

ends," something about a party with the Virginia
Dekes, and those sobering Monday morning quizzes,
punctuated by the sheer individuality of the "band
of brothers."

DELTA KAPPA EPSII.ON

PLEDGE CLASS

Bottom Rote: Wessinper,

Blount. Wilson. Middle Roir:

Zealv, Tiffany, Ragsdale,

Jones. Top Row: Slith, Morris,

Wood, McCotler, Holderness.

Itia

Delta Upsilon

Delta I psilon wa? foundefl at Williams College in
1834. and the local chapter in 1953. The Delia
Upsilon Quarterly is its publication, and the colors
are sapphire blue atid old gold.

^;fy^J^-

BOIDREAU

DALTON

ELLIS

GRAY

GREEN

HOWARD

JOHNSON

KEMM

Treasurer
MENZEL

y ire-Preiident
SHAPARD

SLOAN
VANCE
WOOD

186

GERRY BOIDRF.AI
President

Bigger and better . . . more members, more spirit and
more successes than ever before. Guy's great social
schedule — then his broken leg . . . the weekend
Andy kicked himself, and was almost laid up for a
week . . . long sieges of flu and the temperature pool

— it was a rugged year in many ways.

Parties: Jim falling off the piano, another Jim's
weekend with Davis* date, and the third Jim's trips
to Baltimore. The combo that never finished together

— Padre John, Bud, Don G., Bruce, Harold, Jim B.
and Frank. Charlie's homecoming display — sleepy
people on the porch roof at five a.m. Stud's big phone
bill, Roy's sage sayings, Sid and Gerry and the US
Marines. Lanny's tall top bunk, "If Bill says it's all
right," Tom's troubles with other people's teeth. Buddy

and the girl in the Dairy Bar, Neil's amazing capacity,
Ernie's constant complaints. Lynn and Stan the con-
fused waiters, and Carl's plentiful paraphernalia, all
added up to make the year DU's most successful.

DELTA l'PSILO^

PLEDGE CLASS

First Row: Sowers, Spoon.

Second Roic: McDonald.

Smith. French, Leonard.

Third Roic: Gardner, Black.

Smith. Ellison. Keller.

187

•i#lfi^-

Kappa Alpha

The national chapter of Kappa Alpha was found-
ed at Washington and Lee L niversity in lo65.
and locally in 1881. The colors are crimson and
old gold, and the flowers are the magnolia and
the crimson rose. Its publication is the Kappa
Alpha Journal.

POST

RECHHOLTZ

REYNOLDS

SHINN

SIMPSON

SMITH

STATON

THARRINGTON

IPTON

I'SINA

WILSON

> icr-Prr.irfpnl

CHLtK FLACk

Gay, illiterate rush cliairnian. got the pledges . . .
Rickey finally talked someone into buying his pin . . .
Tharold and Punch entertained in "The Most Beauti-
ful Room in the House" . . . Rock Highsmith pressed
everything in sight . . . Globby and Sam, world trav-
elers . . . Flack crooned Shinn to sleep . . . Clay and
his infectious grin . . . Nicholtz was a 40' , man . . .
The sound of bells when L. D. appeared . . . Whole-
Hog Harlee waxed fatter . . . Murray met the mail-
man . . . Wilson drilled the pledges . . . Plyler returned
from his native jungle . . . Fitts and the Chief sup-
ported Clarence . . . The Senator was haunted by a
friendly Spook . . . Usina decorated the streets of
Richmond . . . Upton nourished us on "Mystery
Mounds" . . . Staton, the only lizard with ulcers . . .
Drew, Driver, and Pope came to save us . . . Blackie,
with both thundjs up . . . T. C. cured an outbreak of

I ,,,„..• In M,
■'Now ril just lake a

al photo anil .

wazoo trouble . . . Lowe preached while Hamp got
the votes . . . Between parties. Jap worked; between
dates, Bostic sweated graduation. With "Smilin' Char-
lev" Flack to lead us. how could we fail?

KAPPA ALPHA

PLEDGE CLASS

Sitting; Turner, Carter,

Pemberton, Peace, Davi^,

Travis. Kneeling: Fuller.

Pierre, Manning, Eller.

VIright. Standing: Bowden.

Brown, Guffev, Hoskins.

Miller, Beverage.

iGy

Kappa Delta

Kappa Delta was founded nationallv in lo97 at
F^ongwood College. Farmville. Virginia, and
chartered at the University of North Carolina on
May 22. 1951. Her colors are green and white
and her flower is the white rose. The publication
of Kappa Delta is The Angelas.

ALLEN

BARNES

CLPP

OOIGHERTY

ELLER

GRAHAM

HEATON

HODGSON

HONEY

JACKSON

KILLIAN

LEDFORD

LYON, B.
LYON, N.

MacKinnon

President
MARSHALL
McCORD
MILLER

MOORE

Secretary
PARSHLEY
PATTEN

y ice-P resident
PAYNE
POTTER
PRICE

SCHAEFFER

SIMPSON

SNYDER

TURNER

ViEBSTER

Treasurer
WHITTAKER

WARREN
ZWAHLEN

190

EDITH MacKinnon

President

Buon Giano . . . that breakfast table Italian . . . witli
"Simon" at the helm . . . twenty-one wonderful pledges
. . . Betty's parliamentary procedure . . . Alice, chief
Cosmo and gatekeeper . . . Lloyd's l)road A's . . .
Betty R. gets pinned, gets present . . . Sally S. —
"Turn over tha record!" . . . Nancy L. "A Club" . . .
Connie's little words — "Unga" . . . Joey's weekend
in Washington . . . Jane's pledges . . . Betsy moves into
library . . . Barbara H.'s "Y'all I just don't know"
. . . June's alarm at 3:00 a.m. . . . Charlotte commutes
from Durham . . . Bobbie, Marty. Joey, and Mary
representatives in Alderman . . . Moore, "No, Fred,
I'm not ready yet" . . . Sally. Gail, and Norma, miss-
ing; Bev remains . . . our great transfers — Betsy.
Betsy and Martha . . . Joyce. "That's unbelievable"
. . . Edie's secret desire . . . Nancv G. "That's so-o-o

( pper: Compliment!, of Marlboro .
Lower: The best time of the day!

cute!" . . . Marcia's trip to police station . . . Frances,
"Let's go play!" . . . The two Bobs . . . and every now
and then books ... as Mrs. Graham, patient and
understanding, rules over chaos . . . Arrividerci . . .

KAPPA DELTA

PLEDGE CLASS

First Row: Leonard. Courtney,

Sampson. VonBranier.

Connell, Caine. Serond Row:

Howard, Strait. Potter, Davis,

Campbell, Elden, Hailr. Hurst.

Third Row: Slaek. Bass,

Johnson, Crumbley, Brock,

Miller, Armstrong.

191

Kappa Sigma

Kappa Sigma was founded nationally at the Lni-
versitv of Virginia in 1869. and the local chapter
in 1893. Its colors are scarlet, white and emerald
green, and the flower is the lily-of-the-vallev. The
Kappa Sigma publications are The Caducaeus
and The Star and Crescent.

PRITl.HETT

ROBERTS

STEWARD

f'ice-Presidenl
SUTTON

THOMPSON

WELLS

WRAY

192

RICHARD FRAZIER
Prfsideni

Kappa Sig l)egan year with "New-Look" house. Ram-
Ewe Michael plays daddy to New-Thirty . . . Roh
closes green door for good. '"Knox, cut my steak,
])Iease" . . . Hal's harem moves to Hill . . . Harry
and Judie study in car . . . Subject'.'' . . . Ballew travels
to Averette . . . Fraukie Lymon keeps Kemp's in busi-
ness . . . Hargo promotes good will among Kappa Sig
('hapters . . . Terror and Old Mr. Boston, best friends
. . . Bald Iggle has daily shampoos . . . Happer has
rockets for Minataiirs . . . Craven takes dates square
dancing . . . Frazier finds Pigmy . . . Fine2;an switched

I pper: kuppu Sig lious.- willi kA
Lower; AA randidutes.

to Budweiser . . . Reggie mails daily report . . . Jake
switches: football to politics . . . Cat jjegins calcula-
tions at Spencer . . . Everybody has big time . . .

KAPPA SIGMA
PLEDGE CLASS

Ural Roiv: R. Fordham.

Sharpe, Dcgnon, Springs.

Seiond Row: K. Smith, Tol.r.

Jacobus, Thompson.

Holl>rook, Cunningham, Mills.

Third Row: Fowler.

Cunimings, W. Fordham.

Woolen, Martin, Webh.

Stewart, Waller, Brewer,

Wooldrige, Lefler, Henderson.

F. Smith.

193

Lambda Chi Alpha

Lambda Chi Alpha was founded nationally at Boston
University in 1909, and locally in 1926. The Cross and
Crescent is the official publication of Lambda Chi
Alpha. The flower is the white rose, and its colors are
purple, green and gold.

ALLRED
BALLIS
BARBER
BEAVER

Vice-Presidenl
BERRYHILI.

CORNWELL

DRIES

FAIR

FIELDS

GRAHAM

GREGORY
GREEN
HOWERTON
JOHNSON

President
LANDRETH

Secretary

LASHLEY

LITTLE

LOVE

MATTHEWS

MILIERI

NEWTON
READ
SHERRILL
Treasurer
TEAGUE
THOMPSON

TWISDALE
ULMER
WHITE
WHITELY

194

JAMES JOHNSON

President

Dear Dad.

Have to make this brief as the Commissar of the
Y.Y. put a quota on writing space; LXA's had a great
year; good pledge class though C.H. and V.M. may
think differently; K.B., P.W., M.R. and G.S. spent 2
semesters at W.C. ; F.G. and G.K. have reserved seats
at the Tempo; D.D. writes us from Catawba often:
J.F., S.T. and J.L. moved out, complaining about the
stillness; L.G. missed seeing J.C. at Ko-ed Korner;
D.K. and H.L. broke up? with their chicks; and C.F.
puts down brew to play flute. All this topped off with
our 30th Anniversary banquet and a great bunch of

tpper: "Chow.''
Lower: Queens all.

officers makes it worth hanging around another yeai%
so I'll see you and Mom when you get back from Reno.

Your son,

Eskridge

LAMBDA CHI ALPa4

PLEDGE CLASS

First Rote: Goodson, Kelly,

Miller. Second Row: Morse,

Maydanis, Graham, Lusk,

Hoadley. Third Row: Fletcher,

Craig, Butler, Fischer, Grizet,

koontz, Parlin, borbes.

195

Phi Delta Theta

The national fraternity of Phi Delta Theta was found-
etl at Miami I niversity of Ohio in 1848. and locally in
liioS. The Scroll and The Palladium are the official
jiublications of Phi Delta Theta. Its colors are white
and blue, and the official flower is the white carnation.

-£*-' ^V

BARKS

Secretary
BRADLEY
CATES
CHERRY

President

CHESTNUT
COOPER

HeePreside
CLAYTOR
CLSHMAN

CUTCHIIN
DARNELL
DEANS
EAVES

Trensurei

EPPS
FLOYD
HOGABOOM
HOWSON

klLLINGER
McDANlEL
^HLLEN
PITTMAN

SALLEY
WEAVER

196

MARK CHERRY

The vear was kicked off by McDaniel with a new-
looking house and the top pledge class. We gained
momentum with a Teltas flareup that died in the face
of staid Alpha SigSig. while the pledges provided a
Beat Dook float winner.

Helmsman Fireball diverted himself with Germans,
duck hunts, and business-school-like mysteries, while
Wendy struggled valiantly in the face of stove and
Reet. Darnell featured new and impregnable point
system for the pledges, and Floyd became chief pros-
ecutor. Moon continued his devotion to fraternity and
Killinger shortly followed suit, while Clavtor and
Pittman tried their fingers in assorted pies.

^IS^n^^Mi

Upper: Mark's tongue and Grey's line.
Lower: The wonderful life of a pledge.

Ma and Wayne cond)ined to continue the best of
meals in adverse circumstances — don't know why
you put up with us, Ma, but glad you do.

PHI DELTA THETA

PLEDGE CLASS

Fir»f Roio: Waldorf, Warner,

Warren, Smith, Lindsa>.

Second Row: Austin. Mitrhell.

Bloom, Kentop, Corhelt,

Kiker, Gibson. Third Row:

Dunlap, Niehols, Grulih.

Bernard. Austin, Stem.

197

Phi Gamma Delta

Phi Gamma Delta was founded nationally at Wash-
ington and Jefferson College in 1848. and the local
chapter was established in 1851. The official flower
of Phi Gamma Delta is the purple clematis, and the
fraternity color is royal purple. The publication is
The Phi Gamma Delia.

s'A

=tj-

BRAOFIELD

FIRTADO. B.
FIRTADO, D.
GARDNER
Secretary
HARE
HENDREN

HERRIING, B.
HERRING, R.
LASSITER
MERRITT
MYATT

OWENS
PITT
REDDING
Treasure
ROPER
ROSE

SEWELL
SLOAN
SPAIN
THOMAS
VENTERS. V.

VENTERS, \< .
WALSER

198

SMITH BRADFIELD
Presidpnl

Epsilon began another great year, its 107th . . . "Ma"
Mengel still waiting for the mail . . . "Bobby Lou"
took the big step . . . "Dumpy" turns scholar, finally
makes it . . . "Puck" gives up "woods" for books . . .
"Doctor" Walser turns professor . . . Bradfield loses
head — pinned . . . "Jeep" longs for Mexico and
"Bear" . . . Capps and Venters hibernate in Olympus
. . . "Yank" remains the same . . . "A. G." contracts
sleeping sickness . . . "S-S-Sputnik" still going around
in circles . . . Hare gives up Durham, now trying on
campus . . . "Taxi's" new route, Meredith . . . Venters
writes, "Especially for Beverly" . . . "Kosher" Hen-
dren resumes business . . . "Sober Joe" Browning gets
wounded at Peace . . . "Mervin Snerd" is back in at
St. Mary's (he thinks) . . . Gardner, no saddle, no
horse . . . Sloan leads the neophytes . . . "Grinning
Ben" seen dancing in dark with door . . . Basement

I pper: Greek week Tug-of-War Champs!
Lower: Capps and erew at Spring Fiji Island party.

remodeled . . . Old reliables, Albert and Paul back
at it again . . . Tremendous "Pledge Class" makes
for banner year.

PHI GAMMA DELTA

PLEDGE CLASS

First Row: Wilmer, Edwards.

Wilkerson, Kalkurst.

Torrence, Warren. Second

Row: Grizzard. Bryant,

McKee, Zieller, Crowder, Bost,

Graham, Daughtry, Church.

iyy

Phi Kappa Sigma

Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity was founded at the University
of Pennsylvania in 1850. The local chapter. Lambda, was
founded in 1856. The colors are black and old gold: the
flower is the yellow chrysanthemum. The Phi Kappa Siiinw
News Letter and the Lambda Lite are the main publications.

ABER^ETHY

AMAN
BARKLEY
BEAM
BLAKELY

BRASWEIX
COLE
COLLIER
CREEM

Secretary
COINS

HAMILL

HAWKINS

HIDSON

KOCHENOUR

MAXWELL

MENKE

MILLS

MITCHELL

MORRO\<

McGRAW

PARRAMORE

PHELAN

PROESCHER

SCHACHNER

SHOAF

SITORIIS
WHITEHEAD
\SILSON
WOOD

President

200

ARNOLD T. WOOD
President

Buoyed up \>\ the renewed campus spirit, the Phi Kaps
rocketed into this the year of Sputnik with a great
pledge class.

The judge left accompanied by hearty cheers — we
inherited some parking space, if only temporarily.

Aman Ijegan the year hy coaching Rusty in tlie art
of hedge hopping. Tank played Little Caesar and
Mulvihill shillelaghed McGraw. Goat took the hook,
and Pops taught Bal)y Bruce. Doug began striving,
Jake contiiuied buying, and Menke Ijeamed. Terrv
blurted badly. Rocky began mountain climbing.

Mr. Wonderful cringed at the Barklev electrical
nightmare. Big C aided the D.I. in drilling the pledges.

tapper: Two <'Ollple^ and snake
stiver; Who's having a good linn:

"Yul" Al) remained the shining light. Baljbling Britt,
Delin(|uent Deiuiis, and Koch the Gig predicted an
outstanding 101st year for the Phi Kaps.

I'HI KAPPA SIGMA
PLEDGE GLASS

Schio

Firsl Roi

Blackwell. Dtirh

r. Pearcr. (

Ashburn, MrC

tirf Rotv: Rich. A. Thoi

Bird. Salem. Diekn

bur

V. Tho

Wa

Thiril Koir: Gulbrith. Allred,

Barnes, Donohue, Heather.

de Loiselle, Hodges, Carroll.

Bernhardt, Robinson,

Strand, Everett.

. 1 \ *

>»/ %0

Pi Beta Phi

Xa

Pi Beta Phi was founded nationally in 1867 at
Monmouth College, Monmouth. Illinois, and
chartered at the University of North Carolina in
1923. Her colors are wine and silver-blue and
her flower is the wine carnation. The publica-
tion of Pi Beta Phi is The Arrow.

ACKERSON

BRINCKERHOFF

BRITT

CARPENTER

CLARK

CORR

fire-Pregidenl

CROSSLAND

DAVIS

DENNIS

DONALD

FAGEIN

Treasurer
FENWICK

GARVIN

GOODWYN

GREGORY

HASTINGS

HEAD

KELL

LASSITER
LLEWELLYN
MADISON
President

MILLER

PETER

ROOT

SAWYER
SCOTT
SEGRAVES
SHAW

Secretary
SPRITLL
STAUB

WARBURTON

WISLER

WHITEHURST

WILSON

WOODRUFF

VAN WEYK

202

BOBBI MADISOIN
President

Rush is over. Our Neat, Neat Pledges! "Bahama Ma-
ma" dreams of distant lands . . . Corr-bird and Wil-
sonie pay call to ADPi's . . . Gregory, Warburton and
Peter keep the wing ringing with their giggles. Billie
Rose and Mary Lou trek to Davidson . . . Gaivin
screams for her thermometer, and Ackerson joins the
ranks . . . Fenwick "Mickey-Mouses" in Peabody . . .
Wisler finds Prince Charming . . . Dennis flies to
Pensacola on "Angel wings" . . . Brando gets married,
we weep. Wrong Marlon eh Nancy? Kell smiles at 7
a.m. and Jane and Margaret stay faithful to KA's. l.ila
coughs, breaks a rib . . . Betty Sue and Betty Root
think of their Daves, and Lucy knits a suit for Sam . . .
Hastings and Davis install a private phone . . . Jerri T-
Birds it from Duke . . . Placack concentrates on the
athletic dep't . . . Margie's nursing steals her away.

Upper: We tried!!!!!
Lower: 4:00 a.m. . . . nothing like rush!

Llewellyn manages to date every night and Kit's phi-
losophy boosts us all . . . Bobbie reigns supreme and
serene. The arrow shines all the brighter.

PI BETA PHI

PLEDGE CLASS

First Rote: Kaylor, Nicholson,

Pearce, Strickland. Klopper.

Second Row: Hungar. Brooks.

Carothers, Greene, Vaaghl,

Bass. Third Row: McCaullev,

Baker, Wilkinson. Davis.

Gregory, Adams.

2U3

Pi Kappa Alpha

Pi Kappa Alpha was founded nationally at the Ini-
versity of Virginia in 1868. and established at the
I niversity of North Carolina in 1895. The publication
of Pi Kappa Alpha is The Shield and Diamond, and
the colors are garnet and gold. The Official flower is
the lilv-of-the-vallev.

ALEXANDER, J. H.
ALEXANDER. J. T.
ALLEGOOD
ARTOPE

Treasurer
BARNHARDT

BRAXTON

CASHWELL

DAVIS

ETHERIDGE

FISHER

GODWIN

y iee-Presiden t
GOFF
GRAY
HALL
HAMBRICK

HARBISON

HORNTHAL

HOUSE

JAMES

JONES

KERR

LACKEY

LINBERGER

MALCOLM

MARRIOT

MARTIN
NEBEL

Pretident
PARKER

robinson, j. b.
robinson, r. h.

ro(;ers

SCOTT
SINGLETON
WARNER
W ILK INS

Secretary

WILSON, F. A.
WILSON. M. K.
WINSLOW

204

WILLIAM NEBEL
President

The Diverse Breed ... a good year — the last for
seventeen. "Billy Nips" (the new check in man) and
"Glob" steal pledges beer . . . Mary allergic to "Big
Vick's" ring. "Game" visionary in tlie hoop. "Horn"
and "Slau," the genial racketeers . . . Artope and
Brax go extra curricular. "Jock" and "Whacky" plot
destruction of Davy Poplar. "Mouse" and "Rat" and
floating card game. Trigger goes provincial. "Raggie-
Rouser" becomes individualistic ladies' man. Another
good rush, thanx to "Herm" . . . Moon spent social
fund entirely — football weekends. Germans, Winston
bus trip, Xmas party (without a casualty for a
change), Beach trips, pledge weekend, dream girl, big

I'pper; Dull blade,
r: Reporler-tvpe boy-sludelll al work.

four picnic and Sunday combos. K.T. and Mase, the
champagne kids. T.R. joins Jaguar Club (both bugs.
Wart, Cro-Mag, Arnold Stang) to T.A.'s consternation.

HI KAPPA ALPHA

PLEDGE CLASS

Front Rotv: Efird, Foul.

Hendrix, Harris, Jones. Smith.

Second Rok: Hollers, Dodson.

Hamlet, Bell, Smith, Vick.

Third Roic: Hoyle. Griff.

Douglas, Tongenecher.

Prevost, Voxworth, Hearn.

205

Pi Kappa Phi

Pi Kappa Phi fraternity was founded nationally
at the College of Charleston in 1904. and was
established at the University of North Carolina
in 1914. The official colors are gold and white,
and the publication is The Star and Lamp. The
flower is the red rose.

BENNETT
Warden
BRITT
CARROWAY

CARTER

FAULKNER

FORTNER

GETTMAN

HARRIS

HONEYCUTT

HUTSON

KELLY

MACKIE

Secretary

MELVILLE
McKENZIE
Treasurer
RAY

TALLANT
WARNER

President

206

SIDNEY WARNER
President

Uncle Sam hit the Pi Kapps hard last year, but the
lucky ones returned early with renewed enthusiasm
to prepare for rush. "But Daddy-0, we've already
painted every room three times!" Caked with paint
and drooping with fatigue, we selected sixteen neo-
phytes from the maze of rushees. The Pledge Party
was a staggering success. Cartwheel prescribes cure
for flu . . . The Bamboo Room has hi-fi — no tone
just noise . . . Happy Hour at the Tempo . . . Pledge
can't find front door; sleeps in bushes . . . Stranded
in Myrtle Beach — Mackie + poker game = gas
money . . . Brothers can't find black balls . . . Mas-
querade party — Archon comes as snake . . . Scrooge
wins pigpot . . . More Happy Hour . . . Science majors

Upper: You bet we're
Lower: More AA candidatci.

switch to English . . . Horse trader swaps jeweled pin
for Ronson lighter . . . Flunk now — avoid the rush
. . . Oh well, next year we'll study more.

PI KAPPA PHI

PLEDGE CLASS

First Row: Honeycutt, Perry,

Brumley, Infinger. Hut&on.

Second Row: Brill. Higginis.

Harris, Faulkner. Ray.

Geltman, Melville.

207

Pi Lambda Phi

Pi Lambda Phi was founded nationallv at \ ale
I niversity in 1895. and locally in 1939. The
national colors of the fraternity are purple

and gold, and its publication is Tripod.

»l

V?

DAVIDSON
FLEISHMAN

President
GARR

GOODMAN

GREENSPON

HORWITZ

JACOHSEN
KATZIN

Treasurer
KORNFELD

Secretary

LEDER

ORESMAN

REYNER

SACKS

SOLOMON

WAITMAN

208

JOEL FLEISHMAN
President

The autumn leaves found us anxious to start off the
school year. The finishing touches were made to com-
plete the transformation of our house into a palatial
mansion. Who robbed the bank? A hectic rush week
bore fruit in the form of 18 fine pledges. Party season
rolled around and party we did! Parents and alunmi
converged on the house for the best Homecoming in
years. We made use of the secret road to G-boro for
Germans. Moonburn became apparent after the music
stopped. Mike's pinning, and Marty's engagement lent
a romantic touch. Studying became the latest fad.
complete with books! In the spring a young man's
fancy turns to . , . Our pledge class was honored with

Upper: Wake up little Suzie!
Lower; Pi Lam Olympic team.

a banquet and dance. They deserved the best. As the
humidity settled on the Hill, we left, but not without
thoughts of a greater year in store for us.

PI LAMBDA PHI

PLEDGE CLASS

First Row: Goodman,

Fleishman, Harris, Scharf,

Marks. Second Row; Levin,

Margolin, Sher, Mogull.

Denemark, Elfland. Third

Row: Lehrman, Sandman.

Sirkin, Sugar, Geline, Fr^

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St. Anthony Hall

St. Anthony Hall was founded nationally at Columbia
University in 1847. and the local chapter was established
in 1854. The oflicial colors of the fraternity are l>lue
and gold.

ATWELL
COVELL
DOGGETT

House Manag:er

FLV.W

KIRALT

DULLER

I'ACkAKU

ROBERTSON

KOBIINSON

RUSSELL
TAYLOR
THOMPSOIV. J.

THOMPSON, L.
WILLL\MS

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TAYLOR DOGGETT
House Manager

Fall opens with Russell conducting overture of ham-
mers and brushes, refurnishing for benefit of rushees
and to hold house together for (we hope) final year.
Pays off with bright new pledge class, best since Civil
War . . . First party contributes to their delincjuency.
Demaree creates juke box regime and Dr. Russell adds
to the intellectual side of life with oratory. Thompson
exhibits newly extracted fangs. Williams meets his
future spouse. Covell takes a straw vote. Taylor pilots
Kiddy Car to beach . . . Miller leads Thirsty Thirteen.
Thompson follows . . . All Germans, masquerade.

Upper; Tatum prospects work out.
Lower: We ain't sharp enough!

Christmas, beach, Swingout. Doggett closes i)ooks and
Robinson closes play. Seniors leave as NEW Hall be-
gins to materialize.

ST. ANTHONY HALL

PLEDGE CLASS

Firtt Row: Colescolt, Voorhis,

Southerland. Fletcher.

Second Row: Kemp, Jones,

Bilisoly, Wilson. London.

Third Row: Parker, Williams,

Yardley, Fackerl, Scott.

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Sigma Alpha Epsilon

The I niversity of Alabama was the site of the
founding of Sigma Alpha Epsilon nationally in
1856. The local chapter was established one year
later, in 1857. The Record is the ofiicial publication
of the fraternity, and the colors are old gold and
purple. The violet is the ofllcial flower.

AINSLIE
BROWN
BURRESS
COOKE, D. D.

Secretary
COOKE, R. C.

COSTELLO
UAVIS, O. S.

Hce-Presidei
DAVIS, W. F.
FERRELL
FOUNTAIN

FOX

GALLOWAY
HALEY, D. W.
HALEY, M.
HA WES

HENDERSON
IGOE

JOHNSTON
JONES

KELLY

KEYS

LAWSON
MAY

McMillan

ROTH
SELLARS

SMITH

STl RDIVANT

TANNER

THOMPSON

TO^IPKINS

\*ALKER

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JACK JONES
PreMent

Fall semester was highlighted by unusually good foot-
ball season and another superlative pledge class.
Junior employed a firm and capable hand to keep us
on top, while Kid Kelly directed spirited defense of
intramural trophy.

Winter slump brightened by S.A.E. weekend and
impromptu gatherings in the recreation room. Jay,
Carter, and Buster handed out pins. Bulldog and
Cookie handed out blanket invitations.

Asian flu claimed its victims, and the Nursery
earned its name; but everyone was in the prime of
health to enjoy Spring festivities.

V pper: Rare exhibition of talent.
Lower; Gold-brick.

Much wailing and gnashing of teeth at departure of
seniors, though even they admitted there was plenty
of talent to take up the slack.

SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON

PLEDGE CLASS

firs! Row: Gump, Watkins,

Brand, Woodbury, Causev.

Second Roic: Ragland,

^ oodrum, Merrv, Galloway,

Ridrnhour. Craighill. Third

Row: Duff, Smalley, Harden.

Lynn, Brown.

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Sigma Chi

TIMBERLAKE
I'NDERWOOD
WEAVER
WHALING
\iiOLTZ, B.
WOLTZ, V.
'deni

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VAN WOLTZ

Complete interior decorating jolj starts the "Sigs"
68th and best year yet . . . "Tip Off" spearheads
addition of 23 fine pledges . . . Payne and Swearingen
lead Sunny Jim's hoys to good year . . . Rose and
Schiffman's feet become webbed . . . "'Dude." Cooper,
and "Giggles" continue gas warfare . . . "Drac" sinks
fangs into discovery in Raleigh . . . Button's theme.
"Whole lot of shakin" goin' on " . . . Rollo captains
local UP platoon . . . "Possum" has growing pains . . .
Wolty moves pad to New East . . . "Icks" entertain-
ments, smashing successes . . . Paul still in state of
shock after series . . . Long and Weaver turn "softie"
. . . Forbes makes the big move . . . "McGoo" elected
co-captain of Mote's flick team . . . Nancy Jo's the

I ftper: Juj.t (ifserl!..
Buddv Pavne drinks Gingerale.

finest . . . chapter meetings led by "Spotty" continue
to flourish with many golden orations . . . Burge keeps
rolling for another great year!

SIGMA CHI

PLEDGE CLASS

rirat Row: B. Miller, Walk. r.

Foster, Rice. Second Ron ;

Divine, Lorance, Thompson.

Goode, H. Miller, Murr< .

Third Roic: Smith, Edison.

Clements, Wood, Lipsconili.

Holland. Blaek.

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Sigma Nu

Sigma Nu was founded nationally at Vir-
ginia Military Institute in 1869. and the
local chapter was established in 1888. The
white rose is the flower of Sigma Nu. and
the national colors are black, white and
gold. Sigma Nu publishes quarterly its
official magazine, entitled The Delia.

ARTHIR
BASS
BOLTON
BRAKE

Secretary
BRENNAN
BLRRELL

CRAWFORD
CRUMPLER
CRUTCHFIELD

DAVIS, C.
DAVIS, D.
EVERTON

EXUM

FliRIMAN

GAY

GROCE

HAYES

HICKS

HOARD
HOLDEN
JENNINGS
JONES

f ice-Prrtident
KIMZEV

President
KOIRI

LASSITER
LATHAM. \( . B.
I.ATHAHI, W . C.
LITTLE
MADDREY
MOORE
Treasurer

MUSTIAN

PARKER

I'ORCHER

PREWITT

Ql'IGG

ROLLINS

RUCKER
SCHOEN
SCOTT
TALLEY

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JAMES kIMZEY

Psi chapter of Sigma Nii began one of its finest years
by electing James Kimzey. President. It then estab-
lished its continued fraternity strength by taking in
one of the finest pledge classes in its history. With its
alumni interest and participation becoming outstand-
ing, Psi enjoyed five great football weekends which
were celebrated in true Sigma Nu fashion. The basket-
ball weekends and sorority parties gave impetus to
many "blasts," and Sigma Nu ended 1957 in a most
rewarding fashion — by playing Santa Claus to an
excited group from Wright's Refuge.

Sigma Nu managed to maintain its high scholastic
rating simultaneously with intramural and social pro-
grams. The social program was brought to a climax
by a "blowout" at the pledge weekend. As the school
year came to a close, Sigma Nu, in a farewell ban-

Loiier: The pride of the Nu

(|uet. paid tribute to the sixteen departing brothers
who had helped make 19.57-58 one of the best vears
in Sigma Nu history.

SIGMA INli PLEDGE CLASS

FirKt Row: McConkey, Glover,

Cradle. Second Row: Hieks,

Handy. Skinner, Wilkerson,

Johnson. Faulk, Hamrick.

Third Row: B. Smith, D.

Smith, Magner. Jones.

Langford. Moore. Fourth Roic:

Russell, Seagle, Barrel.

Stanley, Murphy, McCall.

Jolly, Bernstein.

217

Sigma Phi Epsilon

Sigma Phi Epsilon w as founded nationally at the I ni-
versitv of Richmond in 1901. and the local chapter was
established in 1921 and 1947. The publication is the
Sigma Phi Epsilon Journal, and the official flower is the
American Beauty Rose. Red and purple are the colors of
Sigma Phi Epsilon.

AKIN
B 41 COM
BIRN.S1DK
Bl RROKiHS

Preiidpnl
rORBI>

t:REWS

DAVIS

DAWN

DOAR

FOX

CARVER
CILLIS
HARPER
HILLMAN
HOLDING
VicePre,

HORNER
I.INDSEY
LOHR
L^ON
PADERICk, C.

PADERICR, V.

PHILLIPS

REED

BOBBINS

ROWLAND

STAPLETON
STRIBLING
I PTON

WESTBROOk

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ROBERT BURROUGHS

The Red Door welcomes N. C. Delta to its 28th year
of success . . . everything's new, even the cook . . .
everyone gets stuccoed . . . girls have a new hiding
place . . . Ned notes "Weirds, Spastics & Contortion-
ists" . . . Akin orders the "Ribbon" . . . Burroughs get
Daughtry's shoes . . . sure cure for Asiatic: "Aspirin,
Alcohol & Cuts" . . . the "Knights of the Square Table"
reconvene in the back room . . . everyone off to Mary-
land ... a dry campus gets soaked and the Sigma
Kappas get snowed . . . "What is this place?" — no
signs . . . Gillis operates two "Night Clubs" . . . the
"Anisett Kid" has a girl? Gosh! . . . Greek Week,
everybody's week . . . Pledge Dance, the Pledge's
chance ... off to the Ball, then to Myrtle ... 15

Upper: These things we'll remember.
Loicer: The line-up — who's queen?

seniors go. but the Sig Eps will be back, stronger
than ever.

SIGMA PHI EPSILO

PLEDGE CLASS

First Rote: Isenhour. Brown.

Gibbs, Langstaff, Gaddy.

Cotlrell. Second Row: Adams,

Cowart. Thornton, Rankin,

Gamble, Arey, Smith. Third

Roic: Brand, Matthers, Riner,

Culbertson, Angle, Tars,

Rowe, Langdon, Starr.

219

Tau Epsilon Phi

Columbia I niversity was the site of the founding of
Tau Epsilon Phi in 1910. The local chapter was estab-
lished in 1924. The Plume is the official publication of
the fraternity, and purple and white are the official
colors. The flowers of Tau Epsilon Phi are the lily-of-
the-vallev and the violet.

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SONNY EVANS
President

Well, another four years and seven great seniors bite
the dust . . . Sonny marries off four more dates . . .
Pliil S. keeping the phone company in business . . .
Malcolm found with seventeen bullets in his back
after 3 o'clock coon hunt . . . Dave and his damn
love-life . . . Big Art all shook up at prospect of
sleeping alone . . . Steve seeded first in singles at
Tempo . . . Dicky still can't find a good looking dame
to bring over for lunch . . . Norm flashes — his last
bulb, that is . . . Richie on the wagon for almost a
month now . . . Mike scrapes his stump . . . Big Lou
and his stethoscope . . . Oren and his laundry route . . .

( It/M-r: W »• U!<t- Pepsodent!
Lower: As do these.

James snakes with the best of them ... all this and
seventeen pledges too . . .

TAU EPSILON PHI

PLEDGE CLASS

First Row: Gellis, Rinzler,

Weiner, Schaeman. Friedman,

Ashendorf, Steingold. Second

Row: Zaslav, Burke, Wrighl,

Davis, Mendelsohn, Sehneider,

22 i

Theta Chi

Thela Chi was founded nationally at
Norwich L niversity. Norwich. Vermont
in 1856 and locally in 1920. Military
red and white are the fraternity colors,
and the (official flower is the red carna-
tion. The publication is The Rattle.

BAREFOOT
Secretary
CARTER
GREE^
HARRIS

HOBBS

HYPE

MADDUX

VUe-Preth
MOORE. I).

MOORE. (;.
MANGIM
OLIVER
POI.I.ARD

SIMMEY
SITTLE
WALSH

President
WENDT

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\S1LLIAM WALSH
President

Get out of town. Harelip. Ooli! Is that you Stu? Hey
Mote, the toilet won't work. "WHATCHAMEAN
ALLIE. WE WE GOT TWO OF "EM. DONT WE?
CANT 1 DO NOTHIN" TO PLEASE YOU GUYS?"
And why are you so popular Randy? I don't know
Squats, mayhe I'm getting to be a snow man like you.
I wrecked my hike again. John. Golly Gee you're
kidding. John. Damned third floor Hi-Fi. Hey you
guys, hold it down. Okay Pres. Hey Pollard, aren't
you getting a little bald? I've still got both feet out

uf the grave. George. And Wendt is the money man
who took Carter's place. Pinch 'em hard. Dave.

THETA CHI PLEDGE CLASS

t'irsi Rotr: Wesson, Gurganus

Flahivr. LaiK Pitlman. Byrd

.Second Row: Woodhouse

Brimmer. Ott, Bower, Hudson

Carpenter, l.ewis, "Ward

223

Zeta Beta Tau

LEVY, E.

LIMAN

OPPE.NHEIMER

President
TENENBAIM

WEINSTEIN

SAGNER

SCHEIN

224

JERRY OPPENHEIMER
President

1968 finds our seniors scattered everywhere. Little
did we expect to see:

Falcon winning races at Indianapolis in his Schlitz
special using 100 proof Smirnoff for fuel. Herman
finally sweating as a proprietor of a turkish bath run
from his 8th Avenue penthouse. H. B. leaving big
game hunting in Tanganyika to write articles for
General Motors on how the grey ghost after 900.000
miles is still in one piece.

Holland winning the Nobel Prize for research on
how to grow bigger flowers using Haig & Haig for
water. Oppenheimer initiated into the American Asso-
ciation of Tsetse Fly Analyists. the only organization
to which he. heretofore, hadn't belonged. Weinstein
taking an apartment in the library so that he won't

I'pper: TV is good lo plug a hole in a lagging conversation.
otcer: Oppenheimer with back bent from carrying the University.

miss a minute of study time while writing his thesis
on "The Evils of Drink." Flash, the king of Myrtle
Beach, with headquarters at the Pavilion where he
and his band terrorize until all hours of the night.

ZETA BETA TAl

PLEDGE CLASS

FirtI Roic: Huddles, Metzner.

Janko. Labowitz. Sokolone.

Second Roir: Blumenfeld.

Walters, ^'einstein, Shapiro,

Richmond.

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Zeta Psi

New York University was the site of the
founding of Zeta Psi in 1847, and the local
chapter was established eleven years later
in 1858. The official colors are gold and
white, and the flower is the white carna-
tion. The Cicle of Zeta Psi is the publica-
tion of the fraternity.

BARBER
BARNES
BRIDCERS
BOST

President

CHAMBLISS
CODDINGTON
COWPER
EDMUNDSON

ELAM
FOLGER
GRAY
JONES

KEARNS
LOUGHLIN
McKEE
NASH. B.

NASH. S.
PARKER
PATTON

Vice-President
PAXTON

ROUSE

TAYLOR

THORPE

WILSON

WOOD

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\riLLIAM BOST
Pretident

As the book closes on the 1957-58 school year, Upsilon
looks back on many wonderful memories. The year
began with a splendid pledge class. Homecoming.
Germans, and the annual Christmas Party followed in
rapid succession.

Under the leadership of Mac Patton, the Centennial
Weekend this spring was highly successful. As usual.
the Brothers showed their customary participation and
interest in intramurals and upheld their familiar high
standards in the race for the cup.

With graduation terminating the college careers of
an outstanding Senior Class, we of Upsilon wish them
the best of luck in their struggle with the world, and

Upper: Party, Party.
Lower: Party, Party.

will think of them as we look forward to another fine
year at the Zete House.

ZETA PSI PLEDGE CLASS

First Row: McDonald, Mason.

Rouse, Holland. Second

Row: Ross, DeVere. Evins.

Baker, Shannonhouse.

Third Row: Hurt, Fox.

Hurlev, Skinner.

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Thad Bostic
Secretary

John S. McKee, III
Vice-President

Kelly Ma

German Club

The German Club is an organization composed of
representatives from thirteen social fraternities
which sponsor the three big dance weekends on
the UNC campus each year. This year the German
Club brought some of the nation's outstanding en-
tertainment to our campus.

The dance series began in Novemi)er on the
North Carolina-South Carolina football weekend
with Les Elgart and his orchestra providing music
for both the concert and the dance. For an added
attraction the fabulous "Wash-Board Band" from
Sea Island. Georgia, provided a style of music that
almost raised the roof of Memorial Hall at the
concert.

For Winter Germans the German Club brought
forth the "new look" in the German Club dances.

Baker
Zeta Psi

Bradfield
Phi Gamma Delta

Crawford
Sigma Nu '

Fox
Sigma Alpha Epsilon

Lockelt
Delta Kappa Epsilo

Nisbet
Beta Thela Pi

Pittman
Phi Delta Thela

Plyler
Kappa Alpha

S If wan
Pi Kappa Alpha

Taylor
5(. Anthony Halt

Timberlake
Sigma Chi

Wrav
Kappa Sifima

Yancev
Alpha Tau Omega

Woollen Gym is tran»tfornied iiilo forin;il beauty each time
the German Club sponsors a dance at I .NC.

For the first time the dance was semi-formal and
provided fonr entertainment attractions. At the
dance on Friday night, the orchestra of Billy
Knauff provided smooth dance mnsic while come-
dian Leo de Lyon and the rock-and-roll stars, the
Gladiolas. added to the caharet atmosphere. For
the climax of Winter Germans the "Man with the

Ginny Dawson and date, German Club President Mark Cherry, find
themselves surrounded by the Four Freshmen during Spring
Germans of 1937.

horn" Ray Anthony and comedian Leo de Lyon
gave one of the best concerts in German Club
history.

Is played at the Les and Larry Elgart concert in Memorial Hall during Fall Germans 1957!

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Stray Greeks

The Stray Greek Organization is composed of sorority girls whose chapters are
not represented on this campus. Its aim is to provide a social outlet for its
members, and to preserve the bonds on unity and sisterhood in sorority life.

This group was founded in 1944 under the leadership of Twigg Branch.
It has gained more and more recognition on campus since then, and its mem-
bership now is almost twenty. This year the Stray Greeks handled the Panhellenic
Post Office during sorority rush week, and each member served as a Panhellenic
Adviser in her own dormitory. The Stray Greeks also took part in the Woman's
Athletic program, service projects, and social events.

PEGGY JO CRESS
President

CRESS

President
CROWDER

EVANS

FISHER
HALPERIIN

Vice-President
HARDING

LUKENS

OLMSTED

SOJOURNER

WELLS
WOODY

Secretary-Treasurer
YOUNG

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715 JOHN LUTHER WALKER, JR KDS

716 CHARLES FRANCIS ROUSE, JR. . . . WSS

722 JOHN WOODFIN BURRESS, III . . KMK

728 JOHN CLARK WHITAKER . . NGP

SUBJECTS

162 William Donald Carmichael

174 Archibald Henderson

201 Thomas Ruffin

241 Joseph G. deR. Hamilton

315 Robert WeHoch

319 William W. Pierson

331 Thomas Felix Hicherson

343 Dudley Dewitt Carroll

349 William Donald Carmichael, Jr.

373 Allen Wilson Hobbs

382 Julius Jennings Wade

385 Robert Edwin Coker

439 J. Penrose Horlond

442 Robert Burton House

444 Gordon Gray

490 Fletcher Melvin Green

492 Charles M. Shaffer

540 Ernest Croige

546 Harry Russell

582 Isaac M. Taylor

643 Lyman A. Cotten

650 Roy Walter Holsten

662 Sydenham B. Alexander

663 Frank W. Klingberg

664 Henry Wilkins Lewis

665 Robert Boyd Lindsay

678 Herbert R. Boer

679 George Dial Penick

714 George M. Harper

715 John Luther Walker, Jr.

716 Charles Francis Rouse, Jr.

717 Canie Brown Smith

718 Donald Shepord McMillan

719 Macon Glasgow Potton

721 Charles Knox Mossey, Jr.

722 John Woodfin Burress, ill

723 Milton Augustus Barber, ill

724 Robert Edgar Timberloke

725 Archibald Kelly Moness, Jr.

726 Ted Rodgers

727 Brent Drone Nosh

728 John Clark Whitoker, Jr.

729 William Stuart Bost, Jr.

730 John Marshall Jones, Jr.

P^T-'^

Order of
The Minataurs

OFFICERS

William L. Palmer
Edward James Kelly
Rohert G. Walker

Lee Sanford Ainslie
William Paul Baldridge
John R. Bender, Jr.
William A. Bridgers. Jr.
Clyde M. Campbell, Jr.
Ed Carter

Donnell Borden Cobb, Jr.
Dabney Coddington, Jr.
Marion Costello
Stephen C. Cowper
Oscar D. Davis
William B. Deal
PaiilW. Elam, Jr.
Roljert G. Ferrell
David Vernon Fox
Paul Fulton
Joel Gibbons
Franklin Gray
Marshall Happer, III
Tom Harris
Peyton Hawes
Richard Hines
Walter L. Johnston. Jr.
Jesse Wesley Johnston. Jr.
James Leggette
Pritchard Lindslev

President

Vice-President

Secretary-Tren surer

Roi)ert Little
William H. Luesing, Jr.
Donald C. McMillion
William W. Merriman
William Michael
Courtney Mills
Dyer S. Moss, Jr.
Yates S. Palmer, Jr.
Jerry Parker
Bailey Patrick, Jr.
Mack B. Pearsall
Billy Bob Peel
William L. Pender
Hugh Pritchett
James F. Roberts
E. C. Smith
Harry R. Smith
Manley Springs
Pawling Stewart
Richard C. Stoker
Albert E. Summerlin
Lewis F. Sutton
Michael S. Tanner
Wesley A. Trotter. Jr.
Henry Turner. Jr.
John L. Walker, Jr.
Thomas B. Wood

232

G. B. Adams

Gene McDaniel

Dudley Baird

Joe McKenzie

Larry Bell

F^arry Mclver

Buster Brown

Tom Mclver

Bernie Bullard

Charles Owen

Dave Davis

Jimmy Patrick

Stewart Dawson

Jack Patteson

Hank Drvfoos

Robert Perry

Jim Epps

Giady Putnam

John Foster

George Ragsdale

Dan Hailey

George Raines

Tom Harris

James Seely

Perky Hayes

Fred Steck

Pat Healy

Rivers Upchurch

Pete Hogaboom

Ralph Usina

Diddy Johnson

I>eo Wardrup

Jack Jones

David Watson

Stan Leggett

Bev Webb

Al Long

Jack Williams

Chuch May

Randy Williams

John MrAlister

Sam M. Yancev

Order of
The Sheiks

OFFICERS

David Watson
John McAlister
Gene McDaniel

5.

V.S.

K.

233

I

GILES GACA
President

Monogram
Club

The Monogram Club is an honorary organization for the
athletes on the Carolina campus who have attained enough
I)romise in their individual sport or sports to merit their
earning a varsity letter. Once an athlete has won one letter,
he has the privilege of becoming an active member of the
Monogram Club. These are the boys who have fought hard
for Carolina's glory until the last sound of the whistle. All
have worked hard — no one earns a letter without some
extra effort and work on his part.

The function of the Monogram Club itself is to improve
and advance athletes at Carolina, to Ijetter interschool rela-
tions, to serve its campus in various activities, and to serve
as a media whereby the athletes of all sports can meet and
become better acquainted. The Monogram Club has various
social functions throughout the year with the highlight being
the annual beach weekend in the late spring. Each year the

First Row: Maness, Hendrrsnn. Coff. Swearingen, Havwood, Redding, and Srtzer. Second Rote: Nash. Hoke. Lookabill. Ponds, Johns
Bishop. Rhvne, Wall. Grousman, and Gaca. Thiril Koir: MaDuffv, Smith, Hunnicull. Blazer. Temple. Hardison, Good, Whatlev. Ericks
Reaves, and Uebore. Fourth Roto: Hillon, Harding, Saucers. Zirlvgraf, Turlinginn Koew I von« \Io«. Pavne, Sowers, Koes. Mahaffv. i

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Officers are. first row. Dave Wall. Secretary; Giles Gaca. President; Buddv Pavne, Vice-President. Second Roic: Ken Hoke, Social Chairman;
Don Kemper, Treasurer, and Dalv Goff, C..4..4. Representative.

club sponsors the Blue-White footljall game. The proceeds
of this project are used as a scholarship for a minor sport
athlete.

It has been the club's aim during the year to encourage
more active participation in the organization. Realizing the
tremendous influence the athlete and athletics have in today's
colleges and universities, the club hopes to exert a powerful
influence in attaining its objectives.

rinanre eunimillee members are. first rair. U
Redding, Don Kemper, Hap Setzer. Second Ro
John HavKood and Bill Johnson.

23:

Football 239

Basketball 247

Baseball 255

Minor Sports 259

Booster Clubs 273

238

Football
Coaches

COACH JIM TATL'M

Coach Jim Tatiiin after only two years as head
coach brought the University of North Carolina its
first winning season in eight years. The surprising
Tar Heels won six games while losing four. The
finest aspect of the season was the 21-13 victory
over the Duke Blue Devils.

Coach Tatum's team was always exciting to watch
as the Tar Heels beat some of the best teams in
the country including Navy and Miami. The Tar
Heels had other wins over Clemson, Wake Forest,
and South Carolina. Powerful Tennessee clobbered

the Heels, while underdogs N. C. State, Maryland,
and Virginia also defeated North Carolina. Except
lor a few leg injuries and a few mistakes, the Tar
Heels would have had a terrific season.

Co-Captains Buddy Payne and Phil Blazer won
All-Conference honors. The backfield consisted of
Jack Cunimings. Daly Goff, Eniil DeCantis, and Ed
Lipski while players in the line were Payne, Stew-
art Pell. Fred Swearingen. Jim Jones. Hap Setzer.
Blazer, and Mac Turlinston.

Coarhes Jim Tatum. Fred Tullai.
Ed Kensler, Pal Pr.slon, Jim
Hickev. Bud Carson, Emmptt
Cheek, George Barclay. Seconil
Row: Warren Morris, John Lace>,
Dor While, and John Murphv.

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Firsl Row: Blazor, Russavagr, Pell, D. Smith, Pulley, Havwood, Marquette, Reed, Pavne, Gaea, Jones, Varnum, Kemper, Morris. Second Rote:
Setzer, Redding, Hardison, Leftwieh, Lineberger, DeCantis, Donaltelli, Droze, Goff, Turlington, Swearingen, Hathaway, Goldstein. Third Row:
Schroeder, MeCann, Butler, Reinhardt, Roberson, Woolridge, Nead, Stallings, Furjanic, Lipski, Russell, Buzzard, Crist. Fourth Row: Harris,
Davis, kordalski, Stunda, kopnski, Leffler, Cummings, Amos. Perry, Shupin, Coker, Turner, Koes. Fi/lh Row: Mueller, B. Smith, Steele,
Lowe, Shular, W. Smith, Sack, Frederick, Hopman, Ray, Fitzula, C. Smith. Sixth Row: Buckely, Long, Daniels, Timberlake, Coleman, Mason.

Co-Captain Buddy Payne, End

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Dalj Gofif fakes pass and runs left end for 9 vards
on itlock by Date Reed against N. C. State.

Opponent

1957 Football

1958 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

Sept. 20 *Noith Carolina State

27 Cleiiison

Oet. 3 Southern California

12 first downs: 181 yards rushing: no passes at-
tempted; Russavage and Reed scored.

11
18
25

Nov. L

8

15

22

*Home Games

*South Carolina

*Maryland

*Wake Forest

Tennessee

Virginia

Notre Dame

*Duke

Emil DeCaiitis circles right end for eight yards against Clenison.

N. C. STATE 7

7 first downs: 73 yards rushing: completed 4 out
of 17 passes.

UNC Opponent

26 CLEMSON

16 first downs: 207 yards rushing: 108 yards pass-
ing, completing 5 out of 9: Reed. Schular. Payne,
Coker scored.

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Season

Opponent

12 first downs: 129 yards rushing: 115 yards pass-
ing, completing 6 out of 10; Schular. Hathaway,
DeCantis scored.

UNC Opponent

7 MARYLAND 21

10 first downs: 148 yards rushing; 19 yards pass-
ing, completing 2 out of 12: Goff scored.

UNC Opponent

TENNESSEE 35

11 first downs; 101 yards rushing; 85 yards pass-
ing, completing 8 out of 16.

JACK CUMMINGS

Quarterback

Upper:

Jin,

1 Schular
give the

Tar

Heels

r left tackle in the first
a 7-0 lead over Navv.

quarter to

Middle:

: Do

n Coker 1

kick,
10

s a beautiful 55-,yard punt fro
in the i>Iiami game.

m his

own

Lower:

Dal:

. Goff SH.
in fi

■eps far left end for Carolina touchdown
rbt quarter against Maryland.

1 late

STEWART PELL

Tackle

DALY GOFF
Halfback

24;j

KMU, DeCA>'T1S
Hal/back

Vpper: Daly CofT run!> thruugh the Vi'uke Fore!!>l line and picks up enough
yardage for a firtit down.

Middle: Jack Cuiuming!§ pa$i«es to Mac Turlington for 13 yards and a first
il<)«ii nil llu- South Carolina two yard line.

VNC
28

Opponent

SOUTH CAROLINA 6

14 first downs; 209 yards rushing; 92 yards
passing, completing 6 out of 16; Lipski, De-
Cantis, Gaca, Goff scored.

Opponent

16 first downs; 90 yards rushing; 139 yards
passing, completing 10 out of 22; Gaca,
Payne, Cummings scored.

13 VIRGINIA 20

20 first downs; 195 yards rushing; 209 yards
passing, completing 14 out of 23.

Hoh Gorden of Tennessee sweeps Carolina's end ;
Turlington and Lineberger move in for tackle.

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Emil DeCantis tries to circle his own right iiid against Virgin

UNC

20

Opponent

MIAMI 13

12 first downs: 129 yards rushing; 115 yards pass-
ing, completing 6 out of 10; Schular, Hathaway,
DeCantis scored.

UNC

14

Opponent

WAKE FOREST 7

12 first downs; 161 yards rushing; 89 yards pass-
ing, completing 7 out of 12; Payne and Gaca
scored.

I)(.n C.kir is l)rougllt down on ;. I«.h.- y.trd gain against Wakr Forest.

JACK LINEBERGER

ED LIPSKI
Fullback

HAP SETZER
Giinnl

GILES GACA .-

Fullback F*=

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I WIN KEDDING
Tackle

CURT HATHAWAY
Quarterback

*^J? ^ ""j. rt* »^rt'-. . '. i-„ -"

DON KEMPER
End

XIN STAI.MNGS
Tackle

Dalv Goff carries down to Dukr';
eight vanl line over left tackle
on fine blocks by Caca, De
Cantis, and Cummings.

246

'€i^^ict&<M

SP"'^-

•i» "• iir "JFr

COACH FRANK McGUIRE

1957-58 Basket

Tlie University of North Carolina's Tar Heel Basket-
ball team which swept 32 straight games in 1956-57
to win the national championship have shown again
this year that they are contenders for the national
honors.

Although hurt by injuries to starter Joe Quigg and
sophomore York Larese, the Tar Heels have won
fifteen games while losing only four by the middle
of February. Only N. C. State, Duke, West Virginia,
and Maryland have been able to defeat the squad in

First Row: Ray Stanley, John Crolty, Mike Steppe, Bob Cunningham, Tommv Kearns, Harvev Salz, Wally Graham, and Coach Fr
Second Rmv: Greg Poole. Winkv McDavid. Coach McGuire, Gehrmann Holland. Dick Keplev, Dannv Lotz. Joe Quigg. Pete Brennan. Le
Shaffer. Rav Sianlcv. and York Larese.

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ball Season

two vearsi. All four are rated in tlie top ten teams in
the nation.

North Carolina won the Dixie Classics for the
second straight year beating St. Louis, Duke, and
N. C. State. Pete Brennan and Tommy Kearns made
All-Tournament. Pete Brennan also made the Ken-
tucky Classic All-Tournament.

Coach Frank McGuire's starting lineup has never
been settled. Pete Brennan, Tommy Kearns, and Lee
Shaffer have been consistent starters, while Bob Cun-
ningham, Harvey Salz, and Dick Kepley have fought
it out for the other two positions. Danny Lotz, Roy
Searcy, Ray Stanley. John Crotty, and Greg Poole
have all shown outstanding ability.

Upper: Cunningham goes up for lay up against South Caroli

Lower: Pelr Brennan hrings down r<
as Shaffer. Cunningham, and Salz In

nd in Wake Forest J5a

CO-CAPTAm TOMMY KEARNS

Cuard

CO-CAPTAIN PETE BRENNAN
Forward

CO-CAPTAIN BOB CUNNINGHAM

Guard

249

Dick Kt'|>I.> iM'giii- <lri>.
basket for luy up against
South Carolina.

Tommy Kearns on a left-handed lay up against Virg

oniniv Kearns drives

in for a lay up

through three South

ide<l li< neniou Deacon

250

Pete Brennan drives into foul circle and
hits push shot against Wake Forest.

JVir Bn-nnan laps in l»o points against >. C. State.

LEE SHAFFER

Foricard

251

HARVEY SALZ

Guard

DANNY LO rz

Foncard

SCORES

UNC

Opponent

79

Clenison

55

86

George Washington

59

91

Furnian

74

70

South CaroHna

58

73

Minnesota

67

64

West Virginia

75

63

St. Louis

48

76

Duke

62

39

N. C. State

30

71

Wake Forest

45

79

William and Mary

63

V,2

Virginia

66

61

Maryland

74

57

N. C. State

58

90

Clenison

81

115

South Carolina

8i!

75 . . .

Duke

91

66

Maryland

59

46 .

Duke

59

ROY SEARCH

niCK kEI'I.E^

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RAY STANLEY

Forward

JOHN CROTTY
Guard

GREG POOLE
Fortvard

Harvey Salz taps in basket
against South Carolinii.

Dixie Classic Champions:
First Row: Crotiv, Salz,
Cunningham, Kearns, Shaffer.
Second Roic: Coach Rosemond,
Poole, Searcy, Lolz, Kepley,
Steppe, Brennan, Coach
McGuire, Trainer Lacey.

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SCORES

LOll BROWN. DOUG MOE,

COACH ROSEMOND, and

JIM DOINOHLE

UNC

84
6.",
1 !.i

101
95
76
97
97
72
75
55
69
67
27

104
68
37

Opponent

High I'diiil

75

Duke

71

Vi ilmirigliiii

6J1

PheifTer

61

E.M.I.

80

Wake Forest

72

Elon

48

Davidson

66

Wake Forest

52

N. C. State

78

Duke

80

N. C. State

85

Duke

69

N. C. State

38

Pheiffer

56

Wake Forest

69

Duke

47

J. V. Basketball Team

Fimt Row: Tom Shuford. Lrnnv Berk. Lou Brown, Bill Hart, Phil Mallh.», John Hickev. Russell Hollers, and Bill Dunlap. Second Ro
Warren Morris, Neil Lehrniann, Charles Baker. Doug Moe. Jim Donohue. Bob Deaton, Pcle Longenecker, Charles Webb, and Coach Ken
Rosemond.

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COACHES WALT RABB and BILL Vi ILHELM

1957 Baseba
Season

Coach Walt Ral)l)"s liasehall team Ijarely lost tlie
ACC title to Duke last spring. The squad ended the
season with a 9-5 conference record and a 15-10
overall record.

Jim Raugh, second-string All-American, was the
vital man in Carolina exploits. He ended his career
with a 7-3 record and a 1.81 ERA. The highlights
of the season were his two shutouts. Don Saine, Joe
Morgan, Tom Maultsby, and Charlie Aycock were
also top pitchers for the Tar Heels.

Dick Hudson led the hitters with a .313 average.
Don Lewis, Bomber Hill, and Roger Hunnicutt
were also powerful hitters.

Carolina's lineup consisted of Bomber Hill at
first base. Don Lewis at second base, Roger Hunni-
cutt at shortstop. Chuck Hartman at third base, Joe
Shook in left field. Dick Hudson in center field, and
Don Hill in right field.

The Tar Heels lost their chance to tie Duke for
the ACC title by losing its last game to Maryland

First Row: Charlie Cross, Don Lewis, Roger Hunnicutt. Dick Hudson. Buddy Strauss, Jim Harwell, Joe Shook, Iva Lee Hill, Chuck Hartman,
Don Saine, Alton Pons, and Boh Boyette. Setond Row: Jim Wagner, Larry McMullen. Don Hill, Joe Morgan. Earl Dawkins, Jim Seltzer, Ed
Hughes. Atkins. L. l.o>r. Jim Raugh. Thinl Ron: Walt Rabh, Tom Maultsby, Perry, Ben Harding, Phil Raiford. Jim Legette. Doug Slil
Daye Floyd. Conch )S ilhelni. ;,nd <»Mar Walker.

I»

WItj

a

256

Don Saine, Jim Raugh, Tom Maulubj, Uoug Si
Morgan, and Charlie Cross.

Da>e Floyd, Phil Raiford, Earl Dawkins, Charlie Ayeock, Don Hill, B. ii Harding, Jo

8-7 in the ninth inning. The Tar Heels
beat N. C. State twice, and Duke and
Wake Forest once.

Pitching will be the big question for
the 19.58 baseball team. If the returning
hurlers plus a couple of sophomores can
come through, UNC could be back in
running for the title.

JIM RAIIGH
Pitcher

TOM MAULTSBV
Pitcher

la infield is Don Lewis, second-ba
Hunnieutt, shortstop; Jim Legette, catcher;
nd Chuck Hartman, tbird'baseman.

257

Carolina Outfielders

Iva Lee Hill, Dick Hudson,

and Joe Shook.

I)0> LE\SI.S
t'vond Bnsentai

CHARLIE AYCOCK
PilcAer

Co-Captains Jim Raugh ;
Tom Maultsbv talk over
game with Coach Rabb,

258

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Swimming

PALL WACHE.NDORKER and MAC MAHAFFV

BILL ZICkCRAF and BRENT NASH

Carolina'

s Ail-American sKininiers Bill Zickj;raf. « alt R<

Schiffma

n. Bill Roth, and Mac Maliaff>.

COACH I'AT EARE^

With almost tlie entire squad haclv from last year
with the exception of Captain Charlie Krepp and
divers Tom Parker and Mac Maclnnis, the Uni-
versity of North Carolina Mermen continued to
dominate the Atlantic Coast Conference. By the
middle of February the Tar Heels had won easily
over nine opponents.

Pat Earey. new head coach, has been well
pleased by the performance of his men. The mer-
men had their Ijest day of the year when they beat
the University of Florida, the Southeastern Con-

( .<r..lilKi clix.r- l-.'l.'
Rcvnold» and Ned Meeki

260

ference champions by 57-29. The Tar Heels won
all but one first place.

This year's team includes five All-Americans.
These are co-captains Walt Rose and Bill Roth. Bill
Zickgraf, Tony Schiffman. and Mac Mahaffy. Paul
Wachendorfer, Jeff Zwicker, Brent Nash, Kit Mer-
cer, and Kelly Maness have been point winners and
Ned Meekins. Dick Cashwell. and Pete Reynolds
have held down the diving positions.

10.58 SCORE.S

ITNC Opponent

61 East Carolina 23

6.3 Clemson 21

58 South Carolina 20

63 Duke 21

57 Virginia 25

61 Maryland 17

53 .\. C. State 32

53 East Carolina 33

57 Florida 29

56 Wake Forest 30

47 .\. C. State 39

Coach Pat Earev and Co-Capla
Walt Rose and Bill Roth.

First Roir; Cooper, Roth. Zickgraf. Maness. Rose. R.
Turner. Wachendorfer. '\l4-ekiii>. Sehiffman

olds, Mahaffv, Coach Ea
wicker, and Nash.

V. Second Rote: Coach Baarcke. Coach Ja

261

CAPTAIN STEVE BANK

Ray Newsome serving an ace against Duke.

Tennis

The 1957 UNC tennis team under its new coach
Valdiniir Cernik had one of its poorest records in
years. The team finished with eight wins and nine
losses, which was far off the 18-1 record of the
previous year.

Steve Bank, ace of the team, was imdefeated in
conference play, seeded first place in the ACC
tournament, but upset by Maryland's Jackson Yang
6-1. 6-4. Other top players were Geoff Black, Frank
Livingston. Fritz Van Winkle, and Ray Newsome.

Captain Steve Bank plans match
with Michigan with Coach Cernik.

262

First Roic: Tim McCollum, Tom Mclver, Pete Steward, Steve Bank, Alan Puiu, Jav Walker. Second Roic: Coach Stray-
horn, Frank Livingston. Geoff Black, Fritz Van Winkle, Ray Newsomc, Canie Smith, Ron Koonts, Coach Valdimir Cernik.

Geoff Black returns a back hand
against Harvard.

Frank Livinp-lnn rrOr-lit-^ at u;ilr
fountain after hard fought win over Vi

263

^ROLJNA

COACH C. P. ERICKSON

Golf

Although the UNC golf team failed to retain tlie
ACC title, they won seven in a row and finished
with a 10-2-1 record. The only losses were to
Western Illinois and Maryland, while the Tar Heels
won victories over Cornell, Michigan State. Wake
Forest, Michigan, Duke, and N. C. State.

Tom Langley was number one man. while other
starters were Gene Lookabill. Buck Adams. Tuffy
Henderson. Sam Patrick, and WaU Sunnnerville.
Buck Adams reached the 19.57 semi-finals of the
National Intercollegiate golf tournament.

Htm Row: Don McMillan. Buck Adams. Gene Lookabill. Walter Si
J. kilpatrick, Bob Ruffin. Willis Henderson, and Coach Erick

Ini

COACH ALLEN and TED YOUHANNA

CAPTAIN BILL BLAIR

s

o
c
c
e
r

Sophomore Mike Thompson was the offensive
leader of the Tar Heels. Coleman Barks, Rick
Grausman, Ted Smith, and Tom Rand also spark-
ed on offensive. Bill Blair and Bob Borden held

The 1957 Soccer team led by
Captain Bill Blair was hard hit
i)y the flu and managed to win
only two games while losing three
and tying two.

down the halfback positions. The fullbacks were
Ted Youhanna, Hugh Goodman, and Pete Hoga-
boom. Jim Rattay was goalie.

First Rok: Zlolnicki, Champlin. Thompson. Cordle, Parks. Rand. Captain Blair, Grausman, Faucetle, Channin, Whitfield, Hogaboom. Second
Roir: Allen, Goodman, Kline, T. Smith, Youhanna, Hellard, Borden. Barks, Polak, Holshouser, Eriekson, Coaeh Miller.

1}

Lx 1 tiiii

26.5

First Rotp
Tony Are
borde
Hend.

lisler.

Ben Willia
. Lvndo

De-

Alec Coffin, Doug
son, Richard McCal-
Second Roic: Jim
Clele Oaklev, Ed
Marion Griffin.
BrvanI, Jim Beatlv.
' Scurlock, Wayne Bish-
Everetle Whatlev, Bill
IS. Third Roic: Coach
lU Igloi, Coach Dah
Jim Moss. Jin.
Griffin. Charlie Sowers. Bill
Roth. Ben Reaves. Dick
McFadden, John Sylvester.
John Fox, Coach joe Hil-
ton.

Brawle
Ken E
Dave S
op,
Lyol
Mih

Track

Co-Captains Ken Bryant
and Jim Bealty

The 1957 University of North Carolina track team
had a successful season of four wins and two losses.
The Tar Heels had victories over Wake Forest.
N. C. State, South Carolina, and Duke, while losing
to Maryland and Virginia. In the ACC meet North
Carolina finished second to Duke. Dave Scurlock
won the 440 yard run, 888 yard run, and anchored
the winning mile relay team. He also won the '"Most
Outstanding Performer" reward. The mile relay
team was composed of Jim Moss, John Sylvester,
Dick McFadden and Scurlock.

Captain Jim Beatty, All-American for two years,
broke both the mile and two mile conference
records.

Co

Ml-A:

son and
SrurlocI

266

1958 SCORES

Distance men are Cowles Liipfert,
Everett Whallev, Wayne Bishop,
and Dave Scurlock.

U.N.C.

Opponent

118

Wake Forest

15

97

N. C. State

34

85

u.s.c.

37

3314

Maryland

971/.

62 1/3

Virginia

68 2/3

75

Duke

56

Field events men are Ken BrvanI, Bill Roth. Bill Ly
Clete Oakley. Coach Hilton. Ed Brawley, and Dick McCal-
lister.

Cowles Liipfert, Wayne Bishop,
Dave Scurlock, and Everett Whatle
rest after a work-out I

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ntramurals

Clete Oakley and partner
cast in skish.

Bill Crutchfield and (;a> CiiKanKhov
shoot-ofT for the championship: Co

The primary function of Intramural Activities
is to promote a broad program of competitive
and recreational activities for the voluntary
participation of the Carolina student l)ody.
The intramural program includes team, in-
dividual, dual, co-recreational, and outing
activities. This wide variety enables you to
sample a sufficient number to discover the one
in which you are really interested and are
capable of participating in with satisfaction
while a student. Regular and wise participa-
tion in these activities permits the individual
to acquire and maintain nuiscular strength,
coordination, and endurance; to make many
new and lasting friendships; and, most im-
portant, to have fun.

Pete Higgins throws for Phi Delts in water polo champion-
ship game with Chi Psi's — Phi Delts w

268

Harold Downey escapes fron

l)eke> «,.il i.v.r La« Sell..,, I ill All-C:
Tag Football championship gam

Bernstein jumps while Holden, M
and official Roy Holdford watch.

Pete Steward and partner win from opponents
21-12 in semifinals of table tennis.

Budd> Sasser takes a close victory over his opponent
Wendy Eaves and Danny Droze in 60 vard dash final

Mike Haley tries to take down Mike Pittman in finals

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A
A

Council Members are First Hon: B^l,l.i. J^.k^oii, Ka Smith, Helen Walker, Frances KejiioUls, Jii Ju Slokes,
Emily Somers, and Lee Arbo^ast. Second How: Charlene Bass, Jackie Womble, Flo Robinson, Jane Walker,
Nancy Royster, Helen House, Ingrid Clay, and Pal Wilson.

The Women's Athletic Association offers a wide variety
of acti\ ities to all women students at UNC. During each
season of the year intramurals provide competition in
individual and team sports. Besides intramurals the
WAA cooperates with the men in planning co-recreation-
al intramurals and the annual "Co-Rec Night." Other
activities are play days, competition with other schools,
and the annual spring picnic.

All women students automatically become members
of the WAA. The association awards a cup to the soror-
ity and dormitory leading in participation each year.

Upper; Fl

Re

olds. President.

Lotper: Officers of WAA are Frances Reynolds, Presi-
dent: Emily Somers. Secretary; Ju Ju Slokes. Pub-
licity Chairman: and ka Smith, Treasurer. Absent is
Pat Anderson, Vice-President.

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Members of ihe Volleyball Club are An
Katherine Bolton, Mar> Montg
Sleath, and Frances ^'inston.

Thomas,
Barbara

Splash Club members are seated Linda
Mulligan, Margaret Thompson, Flo Dodd.
Pat Brown, Carolyn Donnelly, Barbara
Lewis, Doris Taylor. Linda Moore, and Ka
Smith. Standing are Gay Hogan, Mna Hop-
kins, Ann Martin, and Carol Tieslow.

BASKETBALL CLLB
V^'atching Sara Owens go in for a lay up are front row Ju Ju Stokes, Emily Somers,
Ann Thomas, Mary Montgomery, Charlene Bass, and Gwen Earnshaw. Bark Roir: Fay
Williams, Carolyn Vaughl, Happy Hurst. Frances Reynolds. Jo Carpenter. Malily Davis,
and Isabel Straight.

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Wrestling

Q o ^ a a o

First Row: Curl Champlin, Bill Suttle, H.nrv Rhviu-, Ptrrin Henderson, J. W. Welhorn. Ken Hoke. Jaek Grav. Secoiul Ron:
Charlie Whitfield, Perrv Powell, Bilh Bonner, Ron Purdy, Dave Atkinson, Rav Russell, Uahnev Wooldridge, Joe Perrini.
Rob Boyette, Coach Sam Barnes.

SCORES

U.N.C.

Opponent

11

Virginia

25

23

Washington and Lee

11

16

Davidson

12

Maryland

32

18

N. C. State

13

20

Citadel

10

6

V.M.I.

26

V.P.I.

30

Returning from last year's varsity rank to comple-
ment a fine wrestling squad this year were letter-
men Perrin Henderson, Rob Boyette, Dave Atkin-
son, Henry Rhyne. and Captain Ken Hoke. Jaek
Gray returned to the team to add more experience.
Sophomore Curt Chaniplain, Bill Suttle, and J. W.
Welborn added more strength.

Coach Sam was hopeful that his team would end
the year with a wiiuiing season. By the middle of
Feliruarv the matmen had a 4-4 record.

Perrin Hende
single wrist lo

rolling out with
Dave Wall.

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ii& Iarql

PETE EVANS
President

Members of ihe Cardboard Executive Committee are
From Roic: Rachel Speight, Chief Artist: Carolvn
Hoffler, Vice-President and Secretar)-; Pete Evans,
President; and Tommy House, Advanced Planning.
Back Row: Gradv Phillips, Beat Dook Parade: Peggv
Smith, Social Chairman: Larrv Withrow, Bulletin
Board: David EUwanger, Head Usher: Cotton Hale,
Publicity Chairman; and Pat Sweeney. Scrapbook.

! of the Executive Council Approve
stunt for Saturday's game.

•mbers of the office staflf
stamp instruction cards.

The UNC Cardboard plans and stages the out-
standing card stunts which are presented at half-
time at home football games. The Cardboard's
three departments — art, office, and usher — func-
tion to draw the stunts, decide on colors, and
distribute the cards.

Although the card stunts are the main concern
of the Cardboard, it operates several committees
for posting slogan cards, soliciting membership,
publicity, keeping a scrapbook, and preparing
the entry in the Beat Dook Parade.

Because of the outstanding leadership of Presi-
dent Peter Evans and the cooperation of tlie
members, the Cardboard was a great success
this year.

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Cheerlead

<<>^\AiU[>^<

eeneaaers

Cai-olina spiiit has always been great through
the passing years, and '57-'58 found no change.
Pre-dawn practices complete with calisthenics
under the watchful and capable eye of head-
cheerleader Frankie Black were not drudgery
with the promising ring of the football and
basketball seasons to come.

Attired in new uniforms, originals bv Amy
Morse, the cheerleaders were ready Septeml)er
21 when the wliistle blew for the first game of
th season. The cheerleaders were not to be dis-
appointed by the teams or the spirit of the stu-
dents. Both reached and surpassed all expecta-
tions. With the final basketball game the curtain
came down on a year acclaimed Ijy all as a
success.

a Gre Ridley,
Patsy Poylhress, Arnold Garvin.
Amv Morse, Nan Soliaeffer. and
Gaii Willingham. Bark Roic: Jack
Ghilds. Prle Julian. Harold Wil-

jn, Frank Black. John Whil-

d Charles Marlowe.

University

nbers of the Iniversitv Clul. an- Front Koli : Iriiiik 1
Jill O'Donnell, Barbara Honey, and Dave Jones. Second R,
Charles Howson, Bill Porter, Walt Tatum, and Nat Ci

The work of the club Ijegan this year when it
sponsored its first pep rally in Meiiioria
Hall. At that time the club's service award
was presented to Coach Jim Tatum. Then fo
lowed a dizzy whirl of outdoor pep rallies
featuring bonfires, torches, confetti, Carolina
blue paper in thousand foot rolls, the UNC
Band, and sports cars and convertibles carry-
ing campus queens.

Lovely Gail Willingham was awarded the
club's Homecoming Queen crown and cup by
Sonny Evans and Frank Inman. For away
games the club sent encouraging thousand-
word telegrams to the teams and supplied
transportation to the airport for the cheer-
leaders to greet them on their return.

Officers of the llniversity Club are Dave Jones, Vice-President: Ba
bara Honey, Secretary; and Frank Inman, President.

d Frank I

d Queen of »•
ictivities at the Tennessee game

k Inman presents the club%
award to Coach Jim Tatu

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Undergraduates 281

Graduates 371

Law

375

Health Affairs 381

280

7i«tdenmaAu^tc^

CECIL JOHNSON
Dean of the General College

~~-

ERNEST L. MACKIE
Dpnn of .4irards and Dislinc

H. ARNOLD PERRY
Dean of the School o/ Edurali,

t»«

J. CARLYIX SITTERSON

Dean of the College of Arts and Sc

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LICILLE K. HE>DERSO>
Dean of the School of Library Scle

MAURICE W. LEE
Dean of the School of Business Adniinistratii

ARTHUR E. FINK

Dean of the School of Social Work

NORVAL N. LUXON

Dean of the

School of Journalism

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Adkins

Bovd

Couch

un&tmann

Laslev

MacMillai

Robson

Roe

Selden

Hall

Ha. don

Noland

Palniatie

Swann

Ullnian

Department Heads

Dorothy C. Adkins Psychology

Bernard Boyd Religion

John N. Couch Botany

Fletcher Melvin Green History

Everett W. Hall Philosophy

Glen Haydon Music

Roy L. Ingram Geology and Geography

John G. Kinstmann German

John W. Lasley, Jr. Mathematics

Dougald MacMillan English

Kenneth A. Ness Art

E. WiLLL4M Noland Sociology and

Anthropology

Everett Dyson Palmatier Physics

Alex McLeod Patterson Naval Science

Charles B. Robson Political Science

Arthur Roe Chemistry

Samuel Selden Dramatic Art

Sterling A. Stoudemire Romance Languages

Franklin W. Swann Air Science

Berthold L. Ullman Classics

Earl R. Wynn Radio. TV and Motion Pictures

284

The first Tuesday of each
month the Faculty Club meets
at the Carolina Inn for
luncheon and discussions.

1JF:5

Dr. W. S. Jenkins, Head of the Bureau of
Public Records, is shown explaining the
archives to two of the many visitors.

The House-Maekie Combo entertains fre-
quently at the Summer School Watermelon
Festival.

A display in the "Y" reminds those passing through that the
distinguished persons on the facuhy at liNC.

285

ABERCROMBIE, RALPH MeCALL, JR. Charlolii-

A.U, IX riiLiTECAl. SilENCK. All'li" I'l'i Omrijii.

ABERNETHY, DON LESLIE Culpeper. fa.

A.B. IN English. Phi Kappa Sigma; Dance Committee (3. I): Sound and Fury
(I); University Club CI); V.M.C..\. (1, 2, :n .

ACKERSON, MARY BETH Louhville. Ky.

A.B. IN English. Pi Beta Phi.

ADAIR, DONALD GRANT

B.S. IN BrsiNESS .\d.ministration. Dvlitt Sif/nia P

ADAMS, BOBBY JOE

B.S. IN
(2); V

Winston-Salem

MisTRY. Alpha Chi Sigma: Cardboard (2. 3): Square Dance Club
Democrats Club (1, 2i.

ADAMS, CHARLES GILBERT Netcion Grove

B.S. IN Business Administration. AFROTC (1. 2. 3. i). Squadron Commander
(1); Soccer (1).

ADAMS, JOHN PATRICK Asheboro

A.B. IN History. Phi Alpha Thetu: Dialectic Senate (2. 3. 4); State Student
Legislature (3. 4): Student Legislature (3, 4); Student Party (3, 4): Young
Kepublicans Club (2. 3, 4).

ADCOCK, J. SAM, JR. Durham

B.S. IN iNDisTRiAL Relations.

AKIN, WILLIAM BAKER, JR. Raleigh

B.S. IN BrsiNESS AD.MiNisTRATn)N. Si)/ma Phi Epsiloii: AFROTC (1. 2, 3): Card-
board (1, 2. 3. 4); Freshman Camp (2): Soccer (2); Y.M.C.A. (1. 2).

ALBERT, JOSEPHINE TAYLOR Baltimore, Md.

A.B. IN History. Phi Alpha Thi-ta. President (4); Carolina Symposium (3. 4):
Cosmopolitan Club (4); Sound and Fury (3); WUNC (3): Y.W.C.A. (3).

ALDRED, WILLIAM MURRAY, JR. Durham

A.B. IN Editation. AFROTC (1. 2. 3. t). Captain (4); .\rnold .Air Society (3.
4); Baseball Manager (1, 2, 3. 41: F.T.A. (ll: Scabbard and Blade (3. 4).

ALEXANDER, JOHN ROBERT Lake Wales, Fla.

B.S. IN Business Administration. Gynina.stics (2;; Scabbard and Blade (3, 4),
Captain (4); Semper Fidelis (4).

ALLEN, FRANCES NEAL

Louisburg

ALLIGOOD, ROMALDA JOYCE Washington

A.B. IN English. Dormitory Vice-President (4): F.T..\. (3, 4); Y.W.C.A.

(3, 4).

ALPHIN, OLIVER WENDELL Mount Olive

U.S. IN BisiNKss Ad.ministration. Dilta sii/iiin Pi: IDC (2. 3); Dormitory

President (3); President's Cabinet (4): Student Oovernment (2. 3. 4); Stu-
dent Legi.slature (2. 3. 4); .Student Party (2. 3, I).

AMY, JOHN V.

.\.B. IN History.

ANDERSON, PATRICIA SUTHERLAND

A.B. IN Kngi.ish.

ANDREWS, SAM BROWN

U.S.

Hi

ANSELL, DAVID K.

Smith Falls, Onl.

Crete. III.

Tarboro

Mlenhurst, /V. J.

A.B. IN History. Tan Epsiloii Phi, Secretary. Pledge Master (3. 4): Hillel
Foundation (I. 2. 3. 41: Student Covernment (1); Student Party (1. 21:
Cniversity Club (11.

ARTOPE, GEORGE RAYMOND Greensboro

B.S. IN BrsiNEss .Administration. Pi Kappa Alpha, Treasurer (3, 4) : Card-
board (3); G.M.A.B. (4); Gymnastics (1. 2); University Club (2. 3); Uni
versity Party (3. 4): V.M.C.A. (1, 2).

ASHFORD, CHARLES HALL, JR. /Vcre Bern

A.B. IN English. Delta Kappa Epsilon: Phi Beta Kappa: Phi Eta Sigma; IFC

(4): .Men's Homn- Council (4): Orientation Counselor (2, 3. 41; Senior Class
Treasurer.

ASHFORD, JOHN DURWARD Scotland ISeck

A.B. IN Journalism. Dailii Tar Heel (3. 4); Press Club (3. 4), Vice-President

ATCHISON, SUZANNE HESTER

Washington, D. C.

A.B. IN Editation. Alpha Gaiiniia Drila : Cardboard (3, 4): Dailii Tar Heel.
Society Editor (8); FTA (a, 4), Executive Council (4), Program Chairman
(II. State Secretary (4): Ci.M.A.B. (1): Honor Council Commission (4):
X.C.E.A. Delegate (3. 4); Student Party (3, 4); Y.W.C.A. (4).

ATWATER, JAMES T. Greensboro

B.S. IN Business Ad.ministration, Mono

287

Club (3, 4): Swimming (2. 3. 4i

jf^

BABER. FRED WILKERSON, JR.

A.B. IN I'Hll.OSdl'HV.

BACHMAN, ANN HAZELL
A.n. IN HisniKV.

Gibson l»lan,l. \td.

ba<;(;ett. rcbert franklin

Smilhfinhl

AIiiIki Kapiia Fsi: Banil (1. 1. 31

bagley, edv* aru orrick

A.B. IN History.

BAILEY, LESLIE RAND, JR.

A.B. IN History. SouikI ,iiuI Fury (.11; Track (1. 2. 3

BALDRIDGE, WILLIAM PAUL

A.B. IN History. Brtii Tlirtn Pi: Minataurs (2, 3, 4).

BALDWIN, WILLIAM HOWARD

A.B. IN EDir.moN.

BALLARD, DANIEL STEDMAN, JR.

.\.B. IN l*HYsir.\L Ediiation.

BALLEW, WILLIAM RALPH

BANK, STEPHEN

Raleigh

Chaiybeate Springs

W inston-Saleni

Rofkingham
Angier

Hickory-

ent: Uni-

/Veir York, I\. Y.

BANKS, OTIS GORDON Carr

B.S. IN BisiNESs Admixistbation. Aljihri Kappa Psi, Vice-President (41: Uiii-
versitv Club (2); UniYersitv I'aitv ( t) : Young Democrats Club (3, 4);
Y.M.C'.A. (1).

BANNERMAN, JANET PATTON Sivannanoa

A.B. IN English. House Council (3) ; Splash Club (3. 4) : W.A.A. (3. 4) ;
■> .W.C.A. (3. 4).

BARBER, HOWARD CURTIS

B.S. IN BrsiNKss Administration. Delta Sigma Pi: AFROTC (1,
Drill Si|ua<lr(in Comiiianiler (4): Baptist Student Union (4).

BARBER, MILTON AUGUSTUS, III

A.B. IN History. Zetn Psi: liiiiifihoiil.

BARBER, RUTH WATKINS

I'artv (3. II : Y.W.C.A. (3. 4).

li.M.A.B. (3. 4): Splash Club (3); I'niversity

BARNES, ELIZABETH GORE Washinglon, D. C.

A.B. IN Edumtion. Kapiiii Dilta : Canterbury Club (31: Women's lilee Club

BARNES, ELIZABETH PACE

BARRINGER, MICHEL LARON

.\.H. IN Eni.iish. .student Party (1,

3, 4) : Y.M.C.A. <1,

BARRINGTON, CARL ADAM, JR.

Fayetteville

A.B. IN English. Kappa Alpha Orilcr : Debate Council (1. 2. 4); NROTC
II. 2. 3. tl: Orientation Counselor (4); Philanthropic Assembly (1. 2. 4):
I'niversity Party (I. 2. 3. 4): Young Democrats Club (1. 2. 3. 41.

BARRINGTON, RICHARD EVERETT Hamlet

B.S. IN BiSINKSS AnMINISTRATION.

BARTHOLOMEW, JOSEPH EUGENE

B.S. IN BiSINKSS An.MINlSTR.VTION.

BARTLETT, JENINIE LEE

B.S. IN Chk.mistry.

BASS, EDDIE COVINGTON

Raleigh

Farntviile

A. 11. IN Mrsic. Plii Beta Kappa, Phi Mii Alpha, President (4): Band (I. 2.
.'1. 11. Secretary-'l'reasurer (2), Vice-President (3). President (4); Dormitory
Vice President (1. 2. 3); Order of the Golden Fleece (4); Order of the Grail
(4); Order of the Old Well (4): Student Lesi.slature (4); University Party
(4): U.N.C. Symphony (1. 2. 3, 4). Secretary (4); Wesley Foundation
(1, 2. 3).

BASS, JAMES N.

ilberlu

288

BASS, TOMMIE LEONARD, JR.

A.B. IN Chkmistrv.

BATEMAN, CLIVE ANTHONY

U.S. IX Indistrial Relations.

BATTS, ADA LOU

A.B. IN Education.

BATTS, BERNICE R. Wallace

A.B. IN Political Science.

BAYNES, GERALD TAYLOR London, Ohio

B.S. IN Indcstrial Relations, norm Presirient (4); IDC (4); NROTC (1. 2.

3. 4).

BEAM, DENNIS ANTHONY, JR. Shelby

B.S. in Industrial Relations. Phi Kappa Sigma: Men's Glee Club (1); Uni
versity Club (1): University Party (1): Y.M.C.A. (2).

BELL, AMORET MOORE Lewisburg, W . Va.

A.B. IN History. Caruliiia Qiiarterlii (4); Independent Women (3. 4):
Treasurer Dorm (4): V.W.C.A. (3).

BELL, BETTY Greensboro

A.B. IN Education. Delta Delia Delta. President (4): F.T.A. (3. 4i:
CM. A.B. (4); Panhellenic Council (4): V.W.C.A. (3. 4).

BELL, FRANCES ANNE Danville, Va.

\.B IX English. Phi Theta Kapixi; Carolina Playniakers (3, 4): House
Council; Orientation Counselor (4): Sound and Fury (4); Summer School
Weekly; Wesley Foundation; W.A.A.; WUNC (3); University Chorus;
V.W.C.A. (4).

BELL, RICHARD HOWARD Ml- Dora, Fla.

B.S. IN Business Ad.ministration. Alpha Tan Oiiieija.

BENNETT, LEONARD BOOTH Norfolk, Va.

A.B IN Political Science. Canterbury Club (2. 3, 41; G.M.A.B. (2. 3); Mens
Glee Club (21; University Chorus (4i.

BERRY, FRANCIS KEA Kin»ton

A.B. IN HisTORV. Dorm President (41 ; Football (1, 2, 3); IDC (4); Student
Party il. 2. 3, 4i ; Voung Democrats Club Ci. 41.

BERRYHILL, LEWIS DAVID, JR.

B.S. IN Business Ad.ministration. Ldiiihdn Ihi Alpha.

BEST, GEORGE S., JR.

.\.B. IN Political Science.

BETTES, LAURA JAMES

A.B. IN History. Canterbury Club (3. 4); V.W.C.A. 13. 4).

Orlando, Fla.

BIVINS, CYNTHIA LEIGH Atlanta, Ga.

.\.B. IN English. Independent Women; Voung Democrats Club; V.W.C..\.

(31 ; Orientation Ci

BIZZELL, MARY LOUISE

.\.B. IN Education. Chi Dineiia: G.M..\.B.
Iniver.sity Party (3, 41 ; V.W.C.A. (3, 41.

BLACK, BAXTER FRANKLIN, III Kannapolis

A.B. IN Psychology, .ilpha Tun Omega: Cardboard; Cheerleader (2. 3i,
Chief (41; Orientation Counselor (2. 31; Student Party; University Club;
Y.M.C.A. ; Vice-President, Senior Class.

BLACK, FOYE FORBUS, JR. Forett Ctty

B.S. IN Business Ad.ministration.

BLACKWELDER, JOHN NORRIS Staiesville

.\.B. in Econo.mics. Kappa Alpha: Scabbard and Blade (3. 41; Vounft
Democrats Club; NROTC (1. 2. 3, 4i.

BLAND, WILBUR BRYAN Raleigh

A.B. IN Chemistry. Delta Sirima Pi. Vice President (31; Band (1); Cardboard
(2, 31 ; Y.M.C.A. (1, 2).

BLAND, WILLIAM OTIS

B.S. IN Bi siNESs .Administration. Vounfi Democrats Club (41

BLAZER, PHILLIP PAUL

A.B. IN Paonomics. Football (1. 2. 3. tl; -Monog

BLOOMER, OLIVER GREEN

289

W hitaker. Pa.

in Club (2. 3, 4).

Whitaken

Ram and Ene (4) ; Sound

BOESE, FRED iVIERRITT

ON. Ih-ltn Sifiniri Pi.

BOGGS, ROY DIXOIN, JR.

It.S. IN Business Administration. Beta Gii
Kappa.

BOLTON, CHARLES BURNS

A.B. IN KnitiThiN. Hlfliiia .V».- Track (1. 2).

BOOKOIIT, CLOYD ALLEN

A.B.

Kx

Tel

AND .N!oTION PlCTlF

WUNCTV (3, 4); V.M.C.A. (3).
BOST, WILLIAM S., JR.

.\.B. IN History. Zeta Psi, President (4); Morehead Scholar.

BOSTIG, THAD STEVENS

Yaldeie

Sigma, Treasurer; Phi Beta

Rich Square

Monroe

Band (3, 4): WUNC (3. 4i:

Forest City

r; German Club (3, 4), Secretary

BOUDREAU, GIRARD EDGAR, JR. North Augusta, S. C.

A.B. IN History. Ihlta Upsilon. Vice-President (3). President (4); Phi
Alpha Thvta: Debate Council. Secretary (3); Di Senate. Critic (3). President
(11; C.M.A.B.. Cliairman Mardi Gras. Vice-President (4); IDC (1); IFC
(3. 4); Order of the Old Well (4); Orientation Counselor (41; Student
Government, Budget Committee (8), President's Cabinet (4); Student Party;
V.M.C..\., Fresliman Camp Counselor (2i. Steering Committee (1).

Southern Pines

BOWMAN, CHARLES HARWOOD

BRADFIELD, S. SMITH

A.B. IN KioNo.Mics. Phi <!ai

Delta. President (4).

Marion

Fuquay Springs

Milton

BRANDNER, LARIE KENT Arlington, t'a.

A.B IN History. Beta Theta Pi. Secretary (3); Phi Alpha Theta: Phi Beta
Kappa: Phi Eta Siffiiia : Ikiilu Tar Heel (I. 2); University Party (1. 2. 3. 41;
Young Republicans Club (1. 2, 3).

BRADFORD, MARTHA JANE

.\.B. IN Edication. Chi Omega; University Party.

BRADLEY, MARY NELL

A.B. IN SoiiAi. Stidifs. KTA (3. 4); V.W.C.A. (3. 4).

BRADSHER, SIDNEY PRESTON

A.B. IN K.Nc^LisH. V.M.C.A.

BRAXTON, H. HARRISON

Cha

City, Va.

i. IN Political Science. Pi Kappa Alpha; Bi-Parti.san Selection Board;
itcrlmry Club (1, 2, 8, 4); Constitutional Revisional Committee (2);
cniation Counselor (3. 4); Soccer (I): Student Government, Election
ml (1. 21. Chairman (2); Student Legislature (2); University Party
2. 3. 41. Chairman (4).

Brooklyn, iV. Y.

Elizabeth City

BRENNAN, PETER J.

BRENNAN, STANLEY LEROY

.\.H. IN .loiRNAMSM.

BREWER, WESLEY SCOTT

.\.B. IN Edication.

BRIDGERS, WILLIAM ASHLEY, JR.

BRIGGS, ERNEST RAY

BRIGGS, LINWOOD F.

U.S. IN BiSlNKSS AD.MINISTRATION.

BRINCKERHOFF, MARY LOU

BRITT, BILLIE ROSE

BRITT, ROBERT CARL Lumberton

U.S. IN Medicine. Alpha Epsiloii Delta; Baptist Student Union (1, 2); Carolina

Playmakers (1); IDC (2, 31; V.M.C..\. (1. 2i; Dormitory President (3):
Dormitory Vice-President (2).

BRITT, ROBERT FRANKLIN Lumberton

A.B. IN BOTINV.

Wilson

3. 4): University Party (1, 2, 3.

Sanford

Club (1, 2); Young Demo-

Louiaville, Ky,

Counselor (4): Splash Club (3):

290

BRITTAIN, HOKE MITCHEM McAdenviUe

U.S. IN Hrsi.NESs Administration. Vouiik Democrats Club (3, 1).

BROOKE, A^NE FENTON Staunton, Va.

A.B. IN Dramatic Art. Carolina Playmakers (2): Sound and Fury (2); Uni-
ver.sity Chorus (1).

BROWN, BARBARA HOPE Carthage

A.B. IN Kdhation. Alpha Delta Pi; University Party (3, 4); Y.W.C.A. (8, 4);
Orientation Counselor (4).

BROWN, EUGENE WILSON, JR. Rich Square

\.B IN Political Sliknce. Phi Beta Kappa; Student Party (1): University
Clul) (1) ; Wesley Foundation (I) ; Dorm Officer (1. 2, 3).

BROWN, HOMER CLARK, JR. High Point

B.S. IN Bi siNESs Administration. Alpha Kappa Psi; Young Democrats Club
12): V.M.C.A. (1, 2. 3): Victory Village Board of Directors (3. 4). Chairman
u( Board (4) : Dailij Tnr Heel (2).

BROWN, JAMES EDWARD Anderson, S. C.

A.B. IN Political Science. Cardboard (4); IDC (4); Student Legislature (3);
Student Party (2, 3, 4) ; Young Democrats Club (2, 3) ; Dormitory President

BROWN, JULIAN C, JR.

B.S. IN Business Administration.

BROWN, MARY CLAYTON

A.B. IN Education. Alpha Delta Pi; I
Club C4); V.W.C.A. (.i).

BRUNSON, MARGARET WALKER

Wilmington

versity Party (4); Young Democrats

N Education. Chi Omega; G.M.A.B. (3, 4); University Party (3, 4);
Democrats Club (3, 4); Y.W.C.A. (3. 4).

BRYANT, HUGH

B.S. in Business Administration. Kappa Sign

BRYANT, JOYCE HARTZ

B.S. IN Mathematics. Delta Delta Delta; Y.W.C.A. (3)
ship (.1. u. Vice-President (4).

BRYANT, MARY CRAIG

B.A. IN KnuuATioN. Chi Omega.

Corinth, Miss.

Westminster Fellow

Hamlet

BRYCE, GEORGE WILDER, JR.

\ B IN English. Phi Beta Kappa, Secretary (i) -.Alpha Phi Omfga. Secretary
(31. Vice-President (4); Baptist Student Union (I, 2. 3, 4); Orientation
Counselor (4).

BURCHETT, JOHN BOYD, JR. Henderton

A.B. IN Kauio, Television and Motion Pictures. WUNC (3); WUNC-TV (4).

BURGESS, FRANK ERIC Pottttown, Pa.

B.S. IN Industrial Relations. Chi Psi; Dance Committee (1); IFC (2); Sound
and Fury (1); Student Party (1); Y.M.C.A. (1).

BURKHARDT, EMORY H.

Baltimore, Md.

Political Science. Alpha Delta Pi; Cosmopolitan Club (4); G.M.A.B.

(3 4): University Party (8, 4); Yackety Yack (3, 4). Senior Class Editor;

V.W.C.A. (3, •*) : House Council (3, 4) ; Board of Elections (3) ; Kam and

Ewe (4).

BURNAM, JESSE ANDREW . Cordele, Ga.

A.B. in Chemistry. Baptist Student Union (1); Di Senate (1. 2); IDC (2):
Orientation Counselor (3); Student Government (2, 3); Student Legislature
(2, 31 : Student Party (2, 3).

BURRELL, FREDERICK WILLIAM

A.B. IN History. Sigma Nu.

BURRESS, JOHN WOODFIN, III

A.B. IN Economics. Sigma Alpha Epsilon ; Gimghoul (3. 4).

BURTON, ERNEST STEVEN

B.S. IN Bl'SiNESs Administration.

BUTCHART, EDWARD WINSLOW

A.B

Cedar Rapids, la.

Salem, Va,
High Point
Greensboro

Journalism. Scabbard and Blade (3. 4) ; NROTC (2, 3. 4) : Drill Teal
, Commander (4): Rifle Team (2, 3, 4), Captain (3. 4); Dorm Adv
Semper Fidelis Society (4).

Dunn

4) ; Women's

BUTLER, MARTHA ANN

.\.B. IN Education. Delta Delta Delta; University Party
Residence Council, Secretary (4).

BUTLER, ROBERT ALBERT Leaksville

A.B. IN English. Alpha Tan Omega; Y.M.C.A. (1, 2);. Wesley Foundation.

BUTLER, ROBERT DOUGLAS Reidsville

B.S. IN (iEoLoGY. Siijnto Gantnia Epfiilon, Secretary-T'reasurer (4).

291

BYRD, MARION EVERTON

A.B. IN History.

CALDWELL, GLENDA CABRA

A.B. IX Political Science. Dialectic Senate (4); Y.W.C.A. (3. 4

CALDWELL, SANDRA CAROLE

B.S. IN Marketing. Y.W.C.A. (3. 4).

CALLENDEB, KENNETH HUGH Greensboro

KB IV Radio, Teleiision and Motion Pictures. Arnold Air Society (3. 4i:
Carolina Plavmakers (2. 3. 4) : G.M.A.B. (2): National Student Association
(3); Scabbard and Blade (3, 4); Sound and Fury (3, 4).

CALLICOTT, JOSEPH H., JR.

A.B. IN English. Beta Theta Pi; IFC (3).

CAMPBELL, CAROL SHANKLIN

\B IN Education. Chi Omega: G.M.A.B. (3); University Party (3. 4)
Y.W.C.A. (3. 4).

CAMPBELL, CHARLES WOODROW

B.S. IN Business Administration. Cardboard (4).

CAMPBELL, GAYLE NORMAN Chapel Hill

\B IN Psychology. Alpha Delta Pi, Vice-President (3); Sound and Fury
(2. 3); Splash Club (2): University Party (2, 3); Y.W.C.A. (2, 3).

CAMPBELL, HUGH E.

B.S. IS Business Administration. Alpha Kappa Psi.

CAMPBELL, JOHN KERR Wilmingl

A.B. IN Ec-oNOMics. University Club (3); Youns Democrats Club (3); Y.M.C.A.

(3).'

CANAS, JUAN JOSE Santiago de Cuba, Cuba

B 'i IN Business Administration. Cosmopolitan Club (4); Newman Club (4);

Student Party: Y.M.C.A. (1).

CAPETANOS, CHRIS L.

.i.B. in Political Science.

CAPPS, CHARLES K.

B.S. !.■< Mathematks.

tJ^PPS, THOMAS EDWARD

A.B. IN English. Phi (iamma ll.lta.

CARMICHAEL, JERRY GAYLON

H.S. in Marketing. Y.M.C.A. (1, 2, 3); Soccer (1).

CARPENTER, NANCY JEAN Hilhboro

\B in English. Pi Beta Phi: G.M.A.B. (3, 4); University Club (3, 4i;
Y.W.C.A. (3).

CARPENTER, TED FRANKLIN

A.B. IN Education.

CARPENTER, WILLIAM PERRY

B.S. in Business Administration.

CARR, GABRIEL PAUL, JR. Hilltboro

\B in English. Dance Committee (4); IDC (3): Men's Honor Council (3):
Orientation Counselor (3): Phi Assembly (2. 4): Student Party (2 3 4:
YMCA (2. 3, 4): IDC Court (3): Freshman Camp Counselor (3. 4): Dorm
.\dvi'sor '(4).'

CARRAWAY, JAMES HOWARD

A.B IN Psychology. Pi Kappa Phi: G.M.A.
Democrats Club (3) : Y.M.C.A. (1).

CARRIKER, DONALD MALLOY

A.B. IN Political Science. Young Democrats Club (4).

CARROLL, LARRY WINFORD

.\.B. IN History.

CARTER, WILLIAM LEON

B.S. IN Public Accounting. Theta Chi.

CASEY, JAMES BROADUS

A.B. IN Religion. Dance Committee (1): Y.M.C.A. (1

292

Roanoke, Va

(2) : Earn and Ewe (4) : Y

High Poinf

WUNC-TV (1).

CATES, DONALD BROOKS Faiion

A.B. IN ANTHROPOUHiY. Plii Ihltii Tliilo: Stiuleiit (idvernineiil (li: ^.NLCA.

CHAMBLISS, MALLORY LEWIS

A.B. IX HisTiiRv. Zi'fii I'si: Voung Democrats Club: V.M.C.A.

CHAPPELL, LINDA LOU

A.B. IN HisTciRY. rlii Omeae
Yrirk,-t!/ Yiirk. .Ill

CHERRY, MARCUS CICERO STEPHEN, III

Th.'tn

B.S. IN BcsiNESs Administration. Phi Drltri
dent (4): Baptist Student Union: IFC; Fre>liin;i
C.erman Club (I. 2, 3.4); Order of tlie lllil Well
I): Student Legislature (21: University Party; 1

CHESNUTT, WILLIAM JOSEPH

.\.B. IN PsvrHoim.v. Plii DrIUi Thttn.

CHESTER, WAYNE SEAGROVES

A.B. IN RAnio. Tklkvision and Motion PitTlRfis.

i-rats Club (1. 2); V.M.C.A. (2. 3).

\'ice-President (3). Presi-
Camp Committee Head (2) ;
Orientation Counselor (2. 3.
MCA.

Pittsbo

WUN'C (3. I): Young Den

CHILDS, JACK STITH Wilton

A.B. IN Journalism. Alpha Tau Omega; Band (1, 2): Cheerleader (4); Daily
Tar Heel (1); University Club (2. 4).

CHRISTIAN, RICHARD RAY

B.S. IN Indistriai. Rfi.ations.

CHRISTIAN, VIRGIL HALCOMB

B.S. IN Bl-siness Administration.

CHRISTIAN, WILLIAM GEROW, JR.

Sanford
Mount Airy

Virkgburgf Migg,

3. 4) : Ci.M.A.B. (3);

CHURCH, JANETTE IRIS Purlear

A.B. in F^dit.ition. Baptist Student Union (3. 4); FTA (3. 4); Young Demo-
irats Club (31; V.W.C.A. (3. 4): University Mixed Chorus (3, 4); LW.A.
Kepresentative (4).

CLAPP, JOSEPH MARK Creeniboro

B.S. IN BisiNESs administration. Alpha Kappa Psi, President; Phi Beta
Kappa: Phi Eta Sigma; Beta Gamma Sigma, Secretary; Newman Club (1):
University Club. Vice-President (2). President (3); Y.M.C.A. : Student Enter-
tainment Committee.

CLARK, BETTY SUE Willianuton

.\.B. IN Education. Pi Beta Phi; Orientation Counselor (4): University Party
(3. 4) ; Y.W.C.A. (3. 41.

CLARK, JON BARRETT Charlotte

WCHL.

CLAY, INGRID SUZANNE

A.B. IN English-Education. Alpha Gamma Delta; Daily Tar Heel (3. 4);
KTA (4); Splash Club (3, 4); Y.W.C.A. (3. 4); Co-editor of Student Di-
rectory; Lutheran Student Association.

Long Island City^ IS, Y,

CLEMMONS, ROLAND ELBERT

Phi Kappa Sigma.

COATS, DEANE MOULTON

COBURN, ROBERT LEE, JR.

.\.B. IN History.

lie, 1\. 1 .

Williamslon

COE, KATHERINE KEITH Wathington, D. C.

.\.B. IN .Art. Chi thin'Qa, President (4); Panhellenic Council Representative
((): Ram riiiil Kirr (11; Splash Club (3); University Partv' (3. 4); Women's
Honor Council i ti ; House Council (3); Young Republicans Club (3).

Kannapolig

Republicans Club

iVcif Bern

COGGINS, NORMAN LESTER

B.S. IN BisiNKSs Ad.vinistr.ition. Delta Sigma Pi;

(31.

COLE, JERRY ROBERT

B.S. IN BisiNESs Ad.ministration. Phi Kappa Sigma; Arnold Air Soctet\' (3.
I). Commander (41; Publications Board (3, 4): Scabbard and Blade (3, 4);
Student Legislature (3. 4).

COLLINS. NANCY MARIE

A.B. IN Zoolik;y.

COLSON, WILLIAM STEWART

B.S. IN M.vthematics. Baptist Student Union (1.

CONGER, THOMAS J.

B.S. IN BrsiNESs Ad.ministration.

293

Greensboro
4); Y.M.C.A, {1. 2. 3. 4).

Statesvilte

WlNl TV (n

COOK, DENNIS SHELTON

B.S. IN S.UMK Thihim:.
COOK, STANLEY GALPIN

A.B. IN F.NiaisH.

COOKE, DONALD DAVIS

A.B. IN History. JJif/mo Alphn Eiisilim.

CORBETT, JOHN GRATIS

A.B. IN RAniO. TUkVISHlN ind Miition I'

CORBIN, HENRY JEFFERSON, JR. Florence. S. C.

B.S IN BisiNFSs Administration. Sigma Phi Epsiloii. Sot-ial Cliairmali (3i
'>eiretary (I): CM. .A.B. (2. 3); Orientation Counselor (3): University Clul
(1, 2 3)': University Party (I. 2): Youn? Democrats Club (2. 3): V.M.f.A
(1. 2. 3. 4), Cabinet' (2): IFC Handbooli. Editor (3): Carolina Hanciljonk (J,
3); Freshman Camp Counselor (2, 3).

COREY, BELLE HAMILTON Allant

\B IN SoiioLof;v. Delta Delta Delta: Canterbury Club (3. 4): Orientatioi
Committee (4); Student Legislature (3): University Party (3. 4): V.W.C. A
(3. il. President (4).

CORR. KATHLEEN LEE BronxrWe, A. )

\ B in English. Pi Beta Phi: Carolina Syniposium (4): Newman Club (3. 4'
Orientation Counselor (4); Student Legislature (3): University Party (3. 4

COVELL, CHARLES VAN ORDEN, JR. Chriuchurch, Va

\B IN English. Sf. Anthoiiu Hall: Canterbury Club (1. 2, 3. 4): Monogiaii
Club (2. 3. 4); Orientation Counselor (31: Soccer (1. 2. 3, 4): Sound and Fuu
(21: Student Government (1. 2): Student Legislature (1. 2). Sergeant-at-Aniv
(2): University Party (1. 2); Custodian of Graham Memorial.

COWELL, MARION AUBREY, JR. JackMnvill,

B.S. IN BrsiNESs Administration. Sigtiia Chi: Student Legislature (li.

COX, JOHN RUDOLPH

B.S. in Bl siness .Administration.

CRAIG, WILLIAM FRANKLIN, JR.

2. 3); V.M.C.A. (1. 2. 3)

CRATER, JULIA ANN

A.B. in Education. Delta Delta Delta: CISC (4): Orientation Cou

Student Legislature (3. 4); University Party (3,

Council (3. 4), Chairman (4).

Wome

CRESS, MARGARET JOSEPHINE SalUbu

\B IN Ediiation. tlamniu Phi Beta: Y.W.C.A. (3); Stray (Tieeks (3.

CREWS, NATHANIEL SULLIVAN

.\.B IN Radio. Television and Motion Pictires. Sigma Phi Epxilan : University
Club (3. 11; University Party (3); WUNC (2. 3); Young Democrats Club (n:
V.M.C.A. (1. 2. 3. 4).

CROCKER, NATHAN THOMAS, III Chapel Hill

B.S. IN Business Administration. Sigtmi Xii: Dailii Tar Heel (1. 2): Somr
(t); Wrestling (1, 2). Manager (2); V.M.C.A. (I. 2. 3. 4).

Charlolli

Democrats Club ( 1

Wington-Sai

CROOK, MYRON DUDLEY

B.S. IN Industrial Rklations. Phi Kainiri .

CROSSLAND, LUCIE BASSETT

A.B. IN English. Pi Beta Phi: G.M.A.B.
versity Party (3. 4); V.W.C..\. (3. 4i.

CROUCH, ADELIAH SMYER

A.B. IN Education. V.W.C..\. (3. 1).

Arlington, li

'I. \'ice-President (2t.

3) : Orientatii

CRUMPLER, JAMES FULTON, JR.

A.B. IN History.
\ersitv Party (1.
V.M.C.A. (1. 2. 3.

Si. Petersburg. Ha.

Committee (11 : Ini

Rocky Mount

III! .Vh, Social Chairinan (1) : Baptist Student Union: In
Vf/rA-('(« Vark- (II; Vouiig Democrats Club il. 2. :i. I
Taniatiini (1).

CULPEPPER, VERNON CLAY

A.B. IN Education. Ba|>tist Sluilent Uii

«:UNNINGHAM, WILLIAM GRADY

(3, 4) ; FTA (3. II

CURTIS, CECIL MARTIN

B.S. IN Business Administration.

CUTCHIN, LAWRENCE MeGILBRA

A.B. IN History. Alpha Kpsiloii Delta: Phi Delta Theta.

DANIEL, CAROLYN SMITH

A.B. IN Education. V.W.C.A. (3).

294

V.M.C.A. 131.
Afhevillc

Marion

n hilaltert

Chapel Hilt

DAMEL. FRED MARSH Oxford

B.S. IN BisiNEss Administration. Delta Sigma Pi; Cardboard (1, 2).
DANIEL, LILLIAN STUART Richmond, la.

A.B. IN KmiATioN. KattiMi Delta.

OARDEN, JAMES ROBERT Jacksonville

H.S. IN Bi siNtss AD.MiNisTBATinN. Amold Air Society (I. 2. 3. I); V.M.C.A.

DARDEN, WILLIAM ADAMS

A.B. IN History. Monogram Cluh (i
DARNELL, WILLIAM GORDON, JR.

!.S. IN Ind

Relations. Pin Delta Theta: IFC (1

DAUGHTRIDGE, MARGARET ETHEL

A.B. IN SiKioioGY. Alpha Delta Pi; I'niversity I'arty (3,
Coiiferem-e Cliairman U). Suniiiier Scliool President.

Stantonsburf:

Murphy

3). Secretary (3) :

Rocky Mount
Y.W.C.A. (3, n.

DAUGHTRY, CURTISS WILSON Smithfield

B -i IN Dentistry. .S/onm Phi Epsitort ; IFC (3) ; Order of the Old Well (3. 4i :
Publications Board (1): Student Legislature (2. 3): UniYersity Party (1. 2
3, 4); Y.M.C.A. (1. 2. 3, 4); Spurgeon Dental Society; Junior .\merican Dental
.\ssociation.

DAVENPORT, FLORINE ANTHA

DAVIDIAN, VARTAN A., JR.

A.B. IN ZooLoc^Y. Alpha Tau Omega; Y.M.C.A. (I. 2. 3. 4).

DAVIS, BURTON SPARLING, III

B.S. IN iNDisTRiAi. Relations. Sigma Alpha Epsilan.

DAVIS. CHARLES McMILLAN

\M, IN History. Sigma .Vii,- Saturday Club (21
Yneketu Yaek (I. 2): Young Democrats Club (1,

Columbia

Smithfield

Louisburf;

Tar

Haban

Cuba

DAVIS, CHESTER CLARK

A.B. IN Political Science. Pi Delta Phi; Sigma Phi Epnilnn ; Canterbury Cluh
(1. 2. 3. 4); G.M.A.B. (2); Young Republicans Club (31: V.M.C.A. (3i:
NROTC Drill Team (1, 2. 3. 4).

DAVIS, GUS LOUIS Morehead City

A.B. IN English. Canterbury Club (1. 2, 3, 1 1 ; DaUtj Tar Heel; Student Party
II. 21 ; Young Democrats Club II. 2. 3); Y.M.C.A. (1. 2. 3, 4).

DAVIS, MARY LOUISE Greemboro

A.B. IN Art.

DAVIS, NANCY ELIZABETH MooreniUe

B.S. IN Science Teaching. Pi Beta Phi; University Party (I, 2. 3. 4); Yarkeli,
Yaek (3. 4): Young Democrats Club (3. 4); Y.W.C.A. (3. 41.

DAVIS, OSCAR SWIFT

A.B. IN EcoNo.Mics. Sigma Alpha EpMon ; Gorgon's Head (31;
Club (1); Orientation Committee (41; Orientation Counselor (3);
UniYersity Party (1. 2. 3. 41.

DAVIS, WARREN THOMAS, III

.\.B. IN Radio. Tele\-ision and Motion Pictii

,s. Pi Kappa .Alpha.

DAWKINS, JOHN EARL, JR.

B.S. in Industrial Relations. Youn
V.M.C.A. (2. 3. 4).

Democrats Club (2. 3. 4).

Mount Gilead

President (41 ;

DAWN, JON NEIL Gatlonia

B.S. IN BrsiNEss Ad.ministration. Sigma Phi Epailan, President (3) ; Baptist
Student Union (1. 21: Carolina Quarterlu (3): IFC (3. 4); UniYersity PartY
(3. 41: Young Democrats Club (1. 2, 3. 4); Y.M.C.A. (1. 2. 3. 4): Student
Directory. Editor (3). AdA'ertising Manager (2); Tarnation (1). Business Man-

(11
DAWSON, MARTHA VIRGINIA

Stantonsburg

DEAL, WILLIAM BROWN Morganlon

A.B. IN Chemistry. Beta Theta Pi; Orientation Counselor (t): University
Party (3, 4); Young Democrats Club (3); Minataurs; Junior Class Treasurer;
Morehead Scholar.

DE BERRY, HOWELL, III

B.S. IN Geology.

DE BRUHL, GARRY GLENN

.\.B. IN Social Stidies. Student Party; Cardboard.

DE HART, EVELYN BEATRICE

B.S. IN BrsiNEss An.MlNisTRATlnN. Accounting dub

295

Raleigh
.Alexander

Hickory

■i\: Y.W.C.A.

DENMS, CAROLYN E„ex FatU. /V. J.

A.B. IN Sociology. Pi Beta Phi; Canterbury Club (3. I) : Orientation Counselor
id; Sound and Fury (3); Yackety Yack (3); V.W.C.A. (3. 41; Angel Fliglit.

OICKENS, MARIAN LOU

DILLON, PATRICIA ANN

A.n. IN History. Delta Delta Delta: Angel Kliglit (3. 1);
niander .\ngel Fliglit (3. 4); Orientation Committee (3.
Council (4); Student Government (Summer Session) (4);
Council (3, 4).

Thomasville

nittee (3. 4i;

Honorary Coin-
») ; Panliellenic
Women's Honor

DIXON. JAMES FRANKLIN

IN

BlSINF,

is .\D.MINISTR,>T1

3 1 ;

IDC i-i

. 3) ; Young D

;idei

It (3).

DIXON, JOHN BARNABA.S

.\.B. IN Zc.(>i..ii;y.

nOAR, JAMES ERASER

DOBSON, ERVIN GARRISON

A.B. IN English-Editation.

DOCKERY, JUDITH Ruther/ordlon

A.B. IN Engiish-Edic.ition. FTA (8. 4); V.W.C.A. (3. 4): Yack Beauty Court
(3 1 ; Miss Modern Venus (3).

DONALD, SUSAN MARY

ISa$gau^ Bahan

DOSS, DALE WALTER Birmingham. .41a.

.\.B. IN History.

DOUGHERTY, ELIZABETH LLOYD Cineinnali, Ohio

A.B. in Reli(;ion. Kappa Delta: Canterbury Club (3. 4); Carolina Symposium
(3. I); Orientation Counselor (41; V.W.C.A.. Chairman Vespers and Worship

13. 4).

DOWDLE, DEWITT. JR. AthetiUe

A.B. -IN History. Chi Phi.

DOWLESS, WINFRED GRAHAM

B.S. IN BiSINKSS .\DMINISTRATION.

DRAKE, ANNE LOUISE

Beckler, W. Vc

A.B. IN Etonomics. Chi Omeyn : Dnilil Tar Heel (3i; Yarketii Yark (3);
Voung Republicans Club (3); V.W.C.A. (3, 4); Matrix Society (3); Press
Club (31.

DRAKE. CLAUDE WALLACE. JR. Como

A.B. IN English. Uniteil Student Fellowship (3. 4).

DREXLER. EDITH WELLS

DRYFOOS, HENRY, IV

Deerfieldf Mats.

rr'afhinglon, D. C.

A.B. IN History, .ilpha Tan Omega: G.M.A.B. (1. 21; Mens (ilec Club (I);
Orientation Counselor (2. 3); LaCrosse (1. 2. 3. 4): Sheiks (2. 3. l) : Tarna^
11, ai (1. 21.

DUNN, JAMES BUFORD, JR.

ffington-Sale

Chi: Niiti<niiil Student Ass(K-iati(

Dl'RHAM, WILLIAM HENRY

B.S. IN iNni strial Rh ations. V.M.C.A. (1.

FADES, IRVINE HUBERT

B.S. IN Bl'SINKSS .Xn.MINISTRATION.

EASTMAN, ANN GARNER

.\.B. IN Edlcation.

EAVES, ROBERT W ENDELL. JR.

EBERT, RICHARD GORDON

K inslon-.Sali'

Morehead City

Wathinglon. D. C.

Winston-Salem

EDMUNDSON, HAYWOOD, IV

A.B. IN History. Zeta Psi: Student Council (3) ; U.N.C.H.S. (3, 4).

296

KLLER, ALICE SEELY

Kappa Delia: Canterbury flub 13. li: Carolii

A.B. IN Political Sen

Symposium (4); Dialectic Senate (4); Orientation Counselor (4); Uni'
I'artv; Women's Residence Council (41: YounK Republicans Club (3. 4);
V.W'.C.A. (3. 4): State Student Legislature (3); ROTC Anfrel Klieht (4).

ELLER, ROGER FOSTER

B.S. IN BrSINIUSS An.MINISTRA

Puriear

Pilta Sigma Pi: Oriler of the Green Tabic

ELLERRE. HARRY LACOSTE

Orientati(

ELLINGTON, JOHN DAVID

A.B.

ELLINGTON, LELAND ELGENE

B.S. IN BrsiNESs Administbation. DcHa Sifllr

Counselor (4)

Spartanburg, S, C
University Party (2

ELLIS, ANN MARIE

Ml. Holly

Pi: Order of the Green Tabic

Shelby

Y.W.C.A. (3) : I)orn>i-

ERDMAN, CHARLES JOSEPH, JR. Ml. Vernon, Ohio

B.S. IN BfSlNESs .\DMiNjsTRATniN. Phi Kappa Sif/ma.

ERICKSON, LEIF Spruce Pine

B.S. IN Gf-olocv. Swcer Manager (3, 41: Wesley Foundation.

EUDY, DON COLEMAN Concord

B.S. IN BrsiNE,ss .\D.MiNisTRATinN. IDC (3) ; Dormitory President (3).

EVANS, DONALD FREDERICK Greeniboro

B.S. IN Indlstrial Relations. Siffnu

EVANS, ELI N.

Durha

A.B. IN English. Tan Epsiloii Phi. President (4): Phi Eta Sit/ma: Phi Beta
Kappa: Amphoterothen (2. 3. 41: CUSC (3. 4): Debate Council (2. 3); Fresh-
man Class President; Graham Memorial Board of Directors {2. 3. 4). Chair-
man (4); IFC (4): Mens Honor Council (I. 2): National Student Associa
tion (3, II : Order of Golden Fleece (3. 4) ; Order of the Grail (2. 3, 4) : Order
of the old Well i3. 4>: Orientation Committee (3); Orientation Counselor (2,
3); Student Cimncil (2); Student Government (1. 2. 3. 4). Vice-President (3i.
President (ti; Student Legislature (31. Speaker; Student Party (1, 2. 3. 4).

EVANS, LEON EDWARD, JR.

EXUM, GENEVIEVE L. GARROU

A.B. IN Kdication. FTA (3) : U

EXLM, RORERT, JR.

Winterville

litory Officer (2. 3) :

ty Party (3): Y.W.C.A. (3, 4).

Snow Hilt

Club (1, 2):

FAGEN, W. SUE

.\.B. IN Edlcation. Pi

Miami, Fla.

ita Phi: Canterbury Club (3. 41; Orientation Counse-

FALLS, BOYD P. Shelby

B.S. in Bl sini-ss ,\i>ministbation.

FARRELL, LEWIS HOYTT Pillgboro

FARRINGTON, DARYL Short Hillt. N. J.
A.B. in English. Chi IJiiiiiia : Canterbury Club (3. 4); Carolina Symposium

(I); Cosmopolitan Club (3. 1); Orientation Counselor (4); Sound and f'urv
(4); Y.W.C.A.: Foreign Exchange Student Committee.

FALCETTE, RILL LEON

FEARRINGTON, FLORENCE

W inaton-Saleni

FENWICK, ELIZABETH LINDSAY Winnon-Salem

A.B. in EnicATioN. Pi Brtn Phi: Iniversity Party (3. 4); Y.W.C.A. (3. n.

FERREIRA, JACK EVERETT Vilkeiboro

B.S. IN Gkologv. Siijliia (iamma Epxilmi.

FERRELL, CHARLOTTE JEAN Coats

.\.B. IN SixioLrM;v.

FISHER, MARY JANE Brittol, Va.

A.B. IN English. Alpha Delta Pi, Rush Chairman (4): Daily Tar Heel (3):
Orientation Committee. Secretary (4); Panhellenic Council (4); Y.W.C.A. (3.
4), Human Relations Chairman (4); Symposium. Secretary (4); University
Party (3. 4).

297

FISHER. WILEY VICK, JR.

A.H. IN History. /'/ Knpint Alpha.

FITZGERALD, SOPHIE JOANNE

FLACK. CHARLES ZORAH, JR. ForeH City

U.S. IN BrsiNESs Administilvtidn. Kfippa Atpfia, Presi<leut (t). Rush Chairman
i:ii: C.M.A.B.. Dame Committee Cliairman (3): IFC <3. 4); Orientation Coun-
selor (.11; Student Legislature (;!) : Iiniversity Parts' d. 2. 3. 4) I Student
<;overnnient. Traffic Committee (2); Young Democrats Club (1, 2, 3, I).

FLEISHMAN, JOEL

una
2. 3. t).

FLYNT, STAUBER MINER

.\.B. IN History. Cardboard.
FORBES, CHARLES HOBDAY, III

fayetteville

Virginia Bearb, In.

AH.

His

Sign

Chi.

FORREST. ROBERT OSWIN, JR.

B.S. IN Br
■2i: Young
I 1).

FORTUNE, MARTHA CAROLINE

A.B. in Edicjtion. Alpha (famma Delta

Brevard

FT A; G.M.A.B.. Secretary (4).
Committee Chairman; Orientation Committee; Publications Board; Stu-
dent Part\'; Women's Honor Council; Women's Residence Council. Vice-
I'resident (3) ; Y.W.C.A.; Publications Chairman. Y.W.C.A. Handbook, Co-
Kditor: Summer School Activities Council. Treasurer; Wesley P'oundation.

FOWLER, BARBARA ALLEN

Mount Ail

A.B. IN- EmcATioN. Alpha (iamma Delta, President (4): FTA; Publicity Com-
mittee Chairman (3. 4): Campus Liaison Committee Chairman; G.M.A.B. (4);
Panhellenic Council Rep. (4); Student Party (3, 4): Young Democrats Club
(.1. 4); Y.W.C.A. (.3, 4); W.A.A. (3, 4); Wesley Foundation (3. 4).

FOWLER, DANIEL GRAHAM

FOWLER, MARTHA LYNN Greensboro

A.B. IN Sorioux;v. Delta Delta Delta: G.M..\.B. (4); University Party (3. 4);
Ynrketii Yack (3); Y.W.C.A. (3, 4). Membership Committee (4); Campus
Christian Council (3, 4); Westminster Fellowship (3. 4); House Council (3).

FOWLER, SYLVIA JAYNE Ml. Holly

.\.B. IN Kdihtion. Baptist Student Union (4); FTA (4); Young Republicans
(■ uh (1); V.W.C.A. (41.

Chapel Hill

FOX, CHARLES SUGG

A.B. IN History. Beta Thetn Pi.

FOX, RONALD ERNEST Conorei

.\.B. in English. Siania Phi Epsilon: Cardboard (4); Publications Board (2
3) : University Club "(1, 2) ; Y.M.C.A. (1, 2. 3, 4).
7— YY -SENIORS

FRANK, RICHARD EDWARD, JR. Greentbor,

.\.B. IN BrsINESS ,\nMINISTRATION.

FRYE, WILLIAM ROGER Pinehurtl

B.S. IN BisiNESS Administration. Alpha Kappa Psi, House Manager (4) ; Stu-
dent Party (1, 2); Young Democrats Club (3. 4): Y.M.C.A. (1, 2. 3. 4); Na-
tional Defense Transportation Association (3, 4).

FULLER. ROBERT HOPE Gailonia

H.S. IN Hi siNF^s .AnMlNlsTR.VTioN. Kappa .4lpha.

FUNK, MARGARET EUNICE

Wilmington, Del.

B.S. IN MuDicAi, TF.rHNoi.<x-,Y. C'A 1 Omega, Vice-President (4); CUSC (3):
(l.M.A.B. (1); Orientation Counselor (2. 3); Valkyries (3. 4); Women's Resi-
dence Council. Treasurer (2). Chairman (3): Y.W.C.A. (1, 2. 3. 4). Member
ship Committee (2).

FUSSELL, JO ANNE

FUTRELL, JAMES THOMAS, JR.

<;ABLE, THOMAS WILLIAM

Greensboro

Republicans Club

GACA, GILES JOHN W est Mifflin, Pa.

U.S. IN iNDisTRiAi Relations. Football (1. 2. 3. 4); Monogram Club (i;, 3. 4j.

(;AILLARD, SAMUEL ROBERT Balfour

H.!

Hi

(;ARDNER, JOHN GIRARDEAU

A.B. IN English. Phi (iamma Delta; Young Republii

298

Rocky Mount

; Club; Y.M.C.A.

GARMON, RONALD GENE

U.S. IN Chkmistkv. Flu Beta Kuiipu : Alphn Chi Hifimii.

GARRELL, JIMMY WOODARD

U.S. IN BrsiNF.s.s Administration. Chi Phi

GARVIN, MARY ARNOLD

GAY, FRANCIS NORMAN

.\.B. IN Psychol(h:y.

Tabor City

iind Denioi-rat.'i Club (\i:

Raleigh

GAY, JAMES EDGAR, III

.\.B. IN Kn^lish. Brtn Thrta Pi; University Club (4)

GILES, HARRY McCARLEY, JR.

GILES, KATHERINE ForeH Cilr

A.n. IN F.DicATioN. FTA (3. 41; Y.W.C.A. (4); Weslev Foundation (3, 4):
W.A.A. (3. 4).

GILLIAM, SUE REATRICE

.\.B. IN Enic.iTioN. Pi Beta Phi.

GLASS, JIMMY LOUIS

B.S. IN BUSINESS Administration. Dt^lta Si(/ma Pi; Phi Eta Sir/mc

GLATZER, MAURICE

,\.B. IN Hi.sTORV. Pi' Lrimbrin Phi; Scabbard and Blade (3, 4).

GLENN, JOSEPH CARROLL

A.B. IN Economics.

GLENN, PAXSON BIDDULPH

A.B. IN ENOI.ISH. Bitri Thita Pi; Track (1): Slieiks (2

DiWvrn, Va.
Ml. Airy

Raleigh

W inston-Salem

GOAD, JAMES CALVIN

B.S. IN Marketing. Monogl

GOBER, RUE WADE

A.B. IN Economics.

McLeansville

Club (2, 3, 4); Swimming (I, 2. 3).

GOFF, ROWLAND DALEY, JR. Dunn

A.B. IN History. Pi K<n>P" Alphn: Football (I, 3. 4): Monogram Club (3. I):
C.A.A. Representative; Morehead Scholar.

GOINS, CLARENCE ADRIAN

Burlingto

GONELLA, JOHN FELIX, JR. Franklinton

B.S. IN AccoiNTiNc. Men's Glee Club (2); Young Democrats Club (4).

GOODWIN, RICHARD ANTHONY

Raleigh

GOODWYN, MARY CAMERON Louisville, Ky

A.n. IN English. Pi Beta Phi; Sound and Fury: University Party; Y.W.C.A.

GORMAN, JOHN ALFRED

.\.B. IN Psychology. Chi Psi.

GRAHAM, ALMA ELEANOR

Raleigh

Carolina Qiiartcrhi (3, 4). Poetry Editor (4).

GRAHAM, NANCY WATTS Charlolle

.\.B. IN English. Kappa Delta; Canterbury Club (3. 4) ; Orientation Coun.selor
(li: Student Party (3, 4); Y.W.C.A. (3. 4).

GRAVES, DAVID LEE

B.S. IN BcsiNESs Adminis

GRAY, JOHN SPRINGER, JR.

A.B. IN English. Z,ta Psi.

Seagrove

299

GREEN, EDDIE ROGER Wimton-Salem

\ B IN History Lambdn (hi Alpha. Pledge Trainer (3). Social Chairman (2);
Soccer (1): Student Party (1, 2); Young Democrats Club (3. I); Y.M.C.A.

(1. 2).

GREENE, JOHN DEXTER

B.S IN Indistrial Relations. Young Republicans
n; Wesley Foundation (2. 3): AFROTC (1, 21.

GREGORY, PATRICIA ANNE

A.B. IN Emc.iTioN. Pi BfUi Phi: Basketball (3)

V.W.C.A. (3. I). Cliairman Hospital Committee.

GREGSON, JAMES EDWIN, JR.

A.B. IN Chkmistrv.

Morganton
(I): Y.M.C.A. (2, 3,

University Party (3. I):

Agheboro

Murfreesbortf

^(ippa Sigma. Treasurer
; rnsmopolitan Club (S
ir It); Rom nnii Eire
ng Democrats Club (3

GRIFFIN, JOHN R.

.\.B. IN Radio. Tflimmus i\n Motion I'li
Baptist Student riiim. r.\. !■: (ardhoanl
Men'.s Honor Coumi: ' -i ' : i iriciilMtioii (
University Party (.'i. n: WINC (3. n
Y.M.C.A. (3, 1).

GRIFFIN, MARY LEWIS Sunbury

\B IN Edication. Alpha Delta Pi: Air Force RDTC Sponsor; FTA ; Paii-
lielleiiic Council Representative (4): University Party.

GRIFFIN, ROBERT REESE, JR. Charlotte

B.S. IN ACCOl'NTING.

GRIFFIN. STANLEY GRAY Fayelterille

A.B. IN History. Baptist Student Union (3); Cardboard (4); Y.M.C..\. (3).
GRISETTE, ULYSSES RIDDLE, JR. Valdefe

GROCE, WILLIAM HAROLD, JR.

BS IN BlsiNKSS Administration. Siijiiiii Xn: Orientati.
ver.sity Party (1. 2, 3).

GUNTER, LALIGHTON BRUCE

A.B. IN Political Science.
HAGEDORN, JOE HERMAN

B.S. in Marketinc. Zi'ta Beta Tau : CM. A.B. (2. Sui
Summer School i ; Orientation Counselor (4): Student
versity Party (2. 3. 4) ; Y.M.C.A. (1, 2. 3. 4).

Agheboro

Counselor (2) ; Uni-

Springs

Birmingham^ Ala.

;r SchooH ; IPX (2.
!gislature (3); Uni

Minot, /v. Dak.

Physics Club (3);

HAGESETH, GAYLORD TERRENCE

B.S. IN Physics. Lutheran Student Association
NROTC; Student Party.

HAIG, I. R. STIRLING Rome, Italy

AB IN French. Alpha Tail Omega: Phi Beta Kappa; Phi EUt Sigma: Caro-
lina Symposium; University Party; Wrestling (1); Y.M.C.A.

HAIRE, ROBERT PHILLIP

Wegl Jeffe

-V u .> i.L,.,.n, (1 M..\.B. (4); Men's Honor Council (3. Summer School);
Orientation Coun.selor (4): Kam aiirl Eire (t): State Student Legislature (3.
I); University Party (3, 4); Young Democrats Club (2, 3. 4); Y'.M.C.A. (2,
3, 4).

HAITHCOCK, VOYE JACQUELINE

A.B. IN .kuRNALisM. Baptist Student Union

Kannapolig

„... .,...„ ; Ihiilii Tar Heel (3. 4);

Club (3 4) Secretary (II; Matrix Society (3, 4). President (4); Secre-
unior ciass (3); University Party (3. 4); Y.W.C.A. (3, 4).

HALL, CHARLES WILMO, JR.

B.S. IN INDCSTRIAL RELATIONS.

HALL, WILLIAM JOHNSTON, JR.

B.S. IN BisiNESs Ad.ministr.ition. Phi Beta Kappa:
counting Club.

Kannapolii

HALLFORD, EDWARD ULYSSES, JR.

Rocky Mount

\B IN History. Board of Directors Graham Memorial; CUSC (3. 1); IDC
(■> 3 n Chairman Social Committee (2. 3). President (4); Dormitory Presi-
dent' Order of Oohlen Fleece (4); Order of the Grail (3. II; Order of the
Old Well K\ecutive Comniittee (4); Student Government. Attorney General
Ml; Student Legislature. FUwr Leader (4). Parliamentarian (3); President's
Cabinet (I); Student Party. Chairman (4).

HAMME, JULIA ANN

B.S. IN Business Administration. Canterbury Club (

HAMRICK, CLIFFORD ELIJAH, JR.

B.S IN Business Administilition. Pi Kappa Alpha:
Party; Y.M.C.A.

Oxford

Boiling Springg

.M.A.B. (II; University

HANNAN, KATHERINE ANNE

Secretary (4); FTA; Newi

Lumberto

Club; Spla-

HANSEN, KAREN BARBARA

Psychology. .4/j)/io Delta Pi
4); Y.W.C.A. (4).

Waghinglon, D. C.

University Party (3. 4) ; Psychology

HARDEE, LEWIS JEFFERSON, JR.

Southport

A B in Radio Television and Motion Pictures. Carolina Playmakers (4) ;
Cosmopolitan Club (2. 41 ; IDC (3) ; Men's Glee Club (3, 4) ; Sound and Fury
(3, 4); WUNX (3, 4): Y.M.C.A. (21.

300

HARDER, JOIN SHANNON

B.S. IN BisiXKSs Administka
II : V.M.C.A. U. 2) ; AccounI

HARDIN, LUCY DARLENE

AH. IX S(>ciolih;v. Y.W.C.A. (3. 4).

HARPER, MARIE JANET

HARRER, LAETITIA MARY

B.S. IN Mathematics. Band (3. i) : Wo
tirry President (3); Orchestra (3. 4).

HARRIETT, ALBERT LEE

A.H. IN Sociology.

HARRINGTON, RALPH STEPHEN

U.S. IN IxDisTRiAL Rel.*tions. Men's Glee Club

Greensboro

LinK Republicans Club (3.

Jacksonville

2, 3. 4); KTA 14);

len's Residence Council

Chapel Hill

(3 ) : Dornii-

H.ARRIS, JOHN CRAWFORD Champaign, 111.

.\.B. IX Art. Alpha Tail Omega; Cheerleader (41 ; Monogram Club (2, 3. 4i:
/.Villi uiifl Ewe (4); Soccer (2); Sound and Furv (3): Track (1); I'niversity
I'artv (I, 2): Y.M.C.A. (1. 2, 3); Tarnation (1).

HARRIS, LARRY WORTH, JR.

Charlotle

B.S. IN BisiNKss .\i).MiNisTKATioN. siuiiui C'A i ,' Univcrsitv Dance Committee (3).
( liainiiaii (tl: Student Kntcrtainineiit Committee (3). Chairman (4); Yarketii
Yark. Fraternity p:ditor (3i. Beauties Editor (4); University Party (3. 4):
fniversitv Dance Committee Court (3).

HARRIS, MARION WILEY

HARRIS, WILLIAM EDMOND

A.B. IN English. .Mens Glee Club (3i; Vouns Democrats Club

HARTZOG, HENRY GERARD, III

Englehard

Raleigh

.\.B. IN English. Delta Kappa EpsUon, Executive Committee (2, 3. 4). Treas
urer (4i. House .Manager (4); Student Council (4): University Party (1
2. 3).

HARWELL, JAMES LUTHER, JR.

A.B. IN History. Baseball (1, 2. 3, 4); Student Gover
Young Republicans Club; Y.M.C.A.

Cornelius

eiit; I'niversity Club;

HASTINGS, BARBARA DON Chailanooga, Tenn.

A.B. IN Edication. Pi Beta Plii: Cardboard (41 ; Carolina Playmakers (3. 4i:
KTA (3); Sound and Furv (3, 4i; I'niversity Chorus (3. 4); Westminster
Fellowship (3. 4); Y.W.C.A. (3;,

HASTINGS, ROBERTA ASHBY

Orange, f'a.

.\.B. IX ZoonxiY. Pi Beta Plii: Canterbury Club (3. 4); Orientation Counseloi
(4); Sound and Fury (3); Splash Club (4); Women's Residence Council (4)

HAZZARD, JOHN POTTER, IV

A.B. IX Political Scikxce. Beta Tlietri Pi: Football

Georgeto

W'ilminglo

iterbury Club (3i ; Panlielle

HEAD, MARGARET JEWETT

A.B. IN Edicatiox. Pi Beta Phi: Cm
Representative (4); Y.W.C.A. (3j.

HEATH. WILL R.

HELMS, CHARLES FRANKLIN

B.S. IN BrsixESS Ad.mixistratiox.

HELMS, KEITH WILSON

B.S. IX Science Edicatiox.

HENSHAW, WILLIAM RAYMOND

A.B. IX Edicatiox. FTA (3. 4).

HERNDON, ROBERT EUGENE

B.S. IX Blsixess .\d.ministration.

HERRING, FREDRICE TRULL Canton

A.B. IN Edicatiox. Alpha Gamma Delta: FTA (3, 4); Y.W.C.A. (3); Wesley
Foundation (3. 41.

HERRING, JOSEPH DUNCAN, JR. Lumberion

B.S. in BlsiNESs Administration.

HESTER, ROGER LANE, JR. Durham

B.S. IN Business .Ad.ministratiox. /-'/(/ Etn Si(imn.

Hubert

ounselor

Kannapolii

Bute's Creek

301

HICKMAN, PATRICIA CAMP

A.B. IV KnifATKiN. FTA (I).

HICKS, CHARLES MONTGOMERY

WUmingto

A.B.

ntv llul) (
HICKS, ROBERT BAIN

Jifltii I'hi Alpha; fligma .V"; Canterbury Club (1); Tni

ISetc London

PlrTlREs. GMAB (1. 2): Sound ,incl

HINES, HUGH B.

.\.B. IN K.AD!o. Tklevision .\ND MtJTIOX PiCTlRtS.

HINES. RUBERT, JR.

B.S. IN HrsiNEss .Vd-Ministr.ition. Delia Sigma P
HOBBS, EDWARD GIBBON, JR.

Setma

A.B. IN Political Science. Theta Clii. Treasurer: IFC (3): University Club

(3).

HOBBS, WILLIAM GALEN

A.B. IN Eni^ish. Phi Delia Theta.

HODGES, GEORGE ROBERT

Chapel Hill

.\.B.

Ka

) ; Polls Coiiiniittee

HODGES, RICHARD VAUGHN

M.S. IN BisiNF^s Admin-

Dunn

i> Motion Pictires. Student Party (3): Wl'NC

San/ortI

HOFFLER, MARVIN LEON Sunbury

B.S. IN Science Edi cation. Phi Beta Kappa; Baptist Student I'nion cl. li;
Track il).

HOFLER. MARY ANN Gateaville

A.B. IN English. Alpha Delta Pi; I'niversitv Party (3. 4) ; Women's Kesi

(lence Council U): Yacketi, Ynrk (4); Youns Democrats Club (3. 4i:
^ .W.C.A. (3. I).

HOKE, KENNETH ALVIN

B.S. IV iNDisTRiAL Relatkins. Mont
Wrestling (l, 2. 3. t). Captain (li.

Stategville

Club (2. 3. 4). Social Cbairman (4i;

HOLDEN. GEORGE WALL

Henderson

H.:

Br

. Sigma .\ii; Phi Beta Kappa

HOLDERNESS, ADELAIDE LUCINDA Greemboro

A.B. IN History. Delta Delta Delta; Orientation Counselor (4); Student

louncil (4); Valkyries (3. 4i: Women's Honor Council (3. 4): Women's
Ke idence Council (4) ; V. W.C.A.

HOLDING, GRAHAM DAVIS

Charlotte

A.B. IN En(;lish. Beta Theta Pi; Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Eta Sigma; Duilii Tar
Heel (■>): Student Lesislature (3); University Party (2. 3).

HOLLAND, JOYCE YVONNE

A.B. IV Political Science. Univ«
Council (3. 4); Tennis Club (4).

HOLLAND, LEWIS GERALD

Belhetda. Md.

iity Club (3. 4); Independent Women's

Zeta Beta Tan; Tenni

Atlanta, Ga,

(1. 2) ; University

B.S. IN BrsiNESs Ad.minisi
Party (1, 2. :). ii.

HOLLAND, MARJORIE KAY Lumberlon

A.B. IN Em I ation. Orientation Counselor ( t) ; Women's Residence Council
(3). \ ice-President (ti; Yaeketii Vaek (D: Y.W.C.A. (3. 4).

HOLMES, JAMES HOUGHTON Mount Aii

A.B. IN History. Ampiioterotlien (2, 3. 4); Carolina Forum (2. 3. 4). Cliai

(3, 4), Publicity Director (2): Di Senate (1, 2. 3), Clerk (2). Sergean

-- "■ •" ; National Student As.sociation (3): Orientation Coun.selor (3

iiiiient (2. 31. President's Cabinet (3): Student Legislature I

at-A

Student _. . _ ,

2 3) Chairman of Ways aiid Means (2". sircba'ir'man orRul'es'commi't'tee

" " ' ' ' 3. 4). Chairman (3). Floor Leader (2. 8). Treasu

2. 3); Young Democrats Club (1, 2. 3, 4); Sti
. 4). Parliamentarian of tlie House (3).

Student Party (1.

(I. 21. Advisory Board (1

Student LeKislature (1. 2.

HOLT, ANN ELIZABETH
A.B. IN El)i
Party (3, 4)

ATiciN. Alpha Delta Pi; Student Lesislature 13. 4)
Y.W.C.A. (3. 41. Treasurer (4).

HOLYFIELD, JOSEPH FRANKLIN

B.S. IN BrsiNESs Ad.ministration.

HONEY, BARBARA KAY

Sanford

Universitj-

Rockford

A.B. IN

Orientati

Party (3, I) ; Y.W.C.A. (3

iDLix^Y. Kappa Delta. Social Chairman; Newman Club (3 4i ;
Counselor 141 ; University Club (3, 41. Secretary (41; University

HONEYCUTT, ROGER BRADLEY Willow Springs

A.B. IN History. Chi P.ii ; Baseball (1. 2, 3, 4). Captain (4): .Monogram Club

HOOVER, ROBERT McCURRY Anderson, S. C.

B.S. IN Indistrial Relations. Sig7na Nil; Orientation Counselor 12); Publi
cations Board (1); Student Council (2); University Party (I. 2. 3 4): Young
Republicans Club (1, 2, 3, 4): Y.M.C.A. (I. 2, 3. 4); NROTC (1. 2. 3, 4).

302

HOR^EY, HARRIET TERWILLIGER

HORNTHAL, LOUIS PHILLIP, JR.

Chapel Hill

Club (1. 2. a, ii ;

A.B. IN History. Fi Kappa Alpha. Pledgemaster (3); Canterbury Club (1) :
Daili/ Tar Heel (3); Men's Glee Club (1); Swimming (1): University Party
(1): y.M.C.A. (1. 2).

HORTON, JOHN MANLY

HOUSE, EDWARD LEE, JR.

IDC (3. 4); Men";

Rateiffb

Lincolnta

Cflee Club il. 2

HOUSE, MARY WALDO Hamilton

A.B. IN Edication. Alpha Delta Pi: Daily Tar Heel, Summer School (3);
Young Democrats Club (3. 4); Wesley (3. 4): Dormitory President (Summer
School ) .

HUDSON, SARAH KINCANNON

A.B. IN English. Chi Omega.

Atlanla, Ga

Baptist Student Union (1.

Valdese

2): Student Government (2. 3i;
2) ; Veteran's Affairs Conunittee

Catawba

HUDSON, THOMAS BRITTAIN

.\.B. IN English. Phi Kappa Sifjn
y.M.C.A. (3).

HUFFMAN, BENNY LEONARD

B.S. IX Business Administration. IDC (1.
Student Legislature (2); Student Party (1.

(2. 3).

HUFFMAN, BETTY CAROLYN

A.B. IN Political Science. .Alpha Delta Pi: Debate Council (4); Dialectic
Senate (3. 4); G.M..A.B.. Chairman of Receptions and Decorations Committee
(3. 4); Orientation Counsielor (41: Publications Board (31: Student Govern-
ment. President's Cabinet (4): Student Legislature, Rules Committee (31 :
Student Party, Secretary (4), Advisory Board (4); Young Democrats Club
(3, 4) : V.W.C..\.. Cliairman Public Affairs Committee (4) : Lutheran Student
.\ssociation. Social Chairman (4).

HUMPHREY, ROBERT FRANKLIN, II Burgate

A.B. IN Political Science. Young Democrats Club (3. 4): Y.M.C.A. (I. 2.
3. 4).

HUNTER, JOHN HOBART, JR. Wetlfield

B.S. IN BrsiNKss .^d.ministration. Knppfi P.s-j Xh: Veteran's Organization (3).
HUSS, THOMAS HOKE Linwood

A.B. IN English. IDC (4i: Soccer (1. 2): Young Democrats Club (1. 2);
V.M.C..-\. (1. 2. :i. 41; Intranuiral Manager (3): Dormitory \'ice-President (4).

HUX, K.ATHERINE PETROU

Shelbyville, Ky.

HUX, SAMUEL HOLLAND Greenville

A.B. IN English. Zrta Fsi ; Young Democrats Club (4): Thirteen Club (21.

INGRAM, CARTER DALTON High Point

A.B. IN American Hi.stoby. Y.M.C.A. (1. 2): AFROTC (I, 2).

INMAN, ANN CARROLL Greentboro

.\.B. IN Sociology. Alpha fiamma Delta: Student Party (3. 4): Y.W.C..\..

Hospital Committee (3): Westminster Fellowship. Secretary (4); Summer
School .Activities Council (3).

Bo$ton^ Mags.

INMAN, SUSAN JANE
A.B. IN PsvchoL(h;v.

ISENHOWER, FREDRICK NEIL Conover

B.S. IN Business .■Vd.ministration. Delta Stoma Pi: Young Republicans Club
(2. 3. 4).

JACKSON, BARBARA ANN Elm Cit

.\.B. IN English. Kappn Delta: FTA (2); Young Democrats Club (2j
V.W.C.A. (2): WAA Representative: Basketball Club.

JACKSON, CARLISLE, JR. Clinloi

B.S. IN Business .Administration.

JACKSON, DON FERRELL Duni

B.S. IN Psychology.

JARRELL, SANFORD JAMES, JR. Norfolk, Va.

A.B. IN English. Vhi Phi: Newman Club (3, 4): Wrestling (3): Intramurals.

JENKINS, WILLIAM RUSSELL WaUtonburg

B.S. IN Industkial Relations. Young Democrats Club (4); Y.M.C.A. (I).

JENNY, MARTHA FAY Charlotte

B.S. IN Dental Hygiene. Wesley Foundation (3. 4); Orientation Counselor

-•*• (4)

303

JERINIGAN, NANCY RAY Dunn

A.B. IN KnrcATioN. Dormitory Vice-President (4); IWA Vice-President (4);

Orientation Counselor (4); Student Party (3, 4); University Chorus (:), 4):
Wesley Foundation (3. 4); V.W.C.A. (3. 4).

JOHN, ARTHUR DANIEL Wilmingion

It.S. IN Bi siNKss Administration.

JOHNSON, ALICE JANE Spindale

JOHNSON, ELLEN KEITH Raleigh

JOHNSON, GEORGE HARVEY Atlanta, Ga

B.S. IN BrsiNKss Administration. Alpha Tau Omega; Baptist Student Union
University Club; I'niversity Party: Sophomore Class Treasurer; V.M.C.A.

JOHNSON, JESSE WESLEY, JR. Hickory

B.S. IN iNDisTRiAi, Kkutions. Kappa Sigma. House Manajter: Minataurs (1
:!. 3. 4); .\KKOTC (I. i) : Baseball; Orientation Counselor: Ram ami Eire
Soccer Manager; Student Coverninent ; University Party: V.M.C.A.

ats Cluh (2, 3. 4).

Chapel Hill

Indianapolig, Intl.

Tarboro

Savannah, Ga.

JOHNSON, JOHN MILTON

A.B. IN HiSTOKY.

JOHNSTON, JULIAN CARR

B.S. IN BrsiNKss Ad.ministhation. VouiiK ]

JOLLY, RAYMOND ALONZO

A.B. IN Kni;lish, Kappa .Alpha; Phi Beta Kappa.

JONES, BILL TOM

A.B. IN Dbamatic Akt. Carolina Playniakers (3, 4)

JONES, CHILTON ROBERT

A.B. IN HISTOKV, Zela P.ii ; 13 Club.

JONES, JACK MARSHALL

.\.B. IN EcoNo.viirs. Sigma .Alpha Epailnn, \'ice-President (3), President (4):
Sheiks. President: IFC (4): Men's Honor Council (3. 4): Track (I); Uni
versity Party (1. i. 3); V..M.C.A.

JONES, JANET LOUISE Franklin

.\.B. IN Kill lAlloN. fhi Omega; KTA.

JONES, MARGARET SHERROD Enfield

A.B. IX Km.iTioN. Al/iha Delia Pi; KTA (3, 41; University Paitv (3i:
V.W.C.A. (3. 41.

JONES, PHILIP ALTON Walkertown

.\.l!. IN .1(11 KNAI.IS.M.

JONES, ROBERT WAYNE Durham

B.S. IN BrsiNhss Au.MiNisTKMio;
Kepublicans Club (3).

JONES, WILLIAM GEORGE

B.S. IN iNursTKiAL Kklations. Alpha Phi (imega. Vice-President i:i>. President
13 4); Band (1, -li : C..M..^.B. (4), Cliairman of Student-Faculty Forum Coni-
niittee; Student Party (1. 2); NROTC (1. 2. 3. 4); Wesley Foundation (1):
Westminster Kellowsliip (3, 4); VounK Republicans Club (3); V.M.C.A. (1.

2, 3, 41.

.utberan Student Couples Cluh (4i

Louisville

Wiho

Raleigh

ns Democrats Club (4) :

JORDAN, EDWARD BRYANT

A.B. IN KNI.I.ISH. Alpha Tan Omega.

JOYNER, BARNEY GENE

B.S. IN BisiNKss Administr.ition. Soccer (2); Yi
V.M.C.A. (1, 21.

JOYNER, ERNEST WAYNE

A.B. IN SiKioi.m;!. Baseball: IDC: Recreation Club.

KALIL, FRED ALBERT, JR.

A.B. IN KC-ONOMKS.

KALOYANNIDES, GEORGE THALES Raleigh

A.B. IN Political Sciknck. Student Party (3).

KAMINSKI, EDWARD J. Hollisler

B.S. IN BIS1NL.SS Administration. Delia Sigma Pi. Vice-President; \Min^
Kepublicans Club (4).

KANE, WILLIAM DAVID Virginia Beach, fa.

.\.B. in English. Campus Christian Council. Chairman (3); Canterbury Cluh

304

KANTOR, INORMAN DONALD

A.B. IN English. Tau Epsilon Ph

Far Rockaicay, iV, 1'.

Campus Traffic Board (♦) ; Dnilu Tar Heel,
Photo Editor (2, 3. 4); Hillel Foundation (2, 3, 4); Student Party (2, 3. 4);
Ynckety Yack (4); Y.M.C.A. (2, 3, 4).

Bergenfield, IS. J.
Order of the Gohien Fleece

KEARNS, THOMAS FRANCIS

A.B. IN History. Zetn Psi; Basketball (1. 2

(3, 4).

KEEVER, WILLIAM GLENN Charlotte

A.B. IN JOIRNALIS.M. Daily Tar Heel (3); Y.M.C.A. (3).

KELL, BETTIE MELTON BriHol, Va.

.\.B. IN Edication. Pi Beta Phi: Honor Commission (4); University Club (3.
4) ; Young Democrats Club (3) ; Y.W.C.A. (3, 4).

KEMM, PATRICIA CARTER Wallace

A.B. IN Education. Alpha (Utinnia Delta.

KENDALL, WILLIAM ALEXANDER Shelby

B.S. IN Bi'siNESs Administration. Alpha Phi Omega, Historian (3), Treasurer

G.M.A.B., Forum Committee (4
Board (4). Student Audit Board (
(1): We.stminster Fellowship (2
Y.M.C.A. (I, 2. 3, 4).

KEMON, JACK ANDERSON

B.S. IN .Mathe-matics.

KERRY, DONALD COURT

B.S. IN Mathe.matics.

Student Government. Campus
4). Secretary (3. 4); Wesley Foundation
Young Republican.s Club (4);

Charle»lon Heights, S. C,

KERITSIS, CONSTANTINOS DEMITRIOS Asheville

B.S. IN Chemistry. Sigma Kappa Epsilim : Cosmopolitan Club (31; Y.M.C..^.

KERR, JOHN HOSEA, III Warrenton

A.B. IN History. Pi Kappa Alpha: Phi Beta Kappa: Phi Alpha Theta: Calo
lina Symposium (4); CCSC (3): IDC (1. 2); National Student Association
(31: Order of the Grail (3. 4); Order of the Old Well (3. 4). Vice-President
(I); Junior Class President: Orientation Committee (3): Orientation Counselor
(1. 2): Student Council (3, 4): Student Government. Treasurer (3): Student
Legislature (2): University Party (1. 2. 3, 4). Treasurer (2): Student Enter-
tainment Committee. Chairman (3).

KILLIAN, MARY ELIZABETH Gilkey

.\.B. IN Edication. Kappa Delta: FT.\ (3, tl ; Orientation Counselor (4): Stu-
dent Party (3i; University Club (3. 4): Young Demoi-rats Club (3i; Y.W.C.A.
(3. 41. Cabinet (3); Wesley Foundation I3. 4).

KILLINGSWORTH, CARL S.

A.H. IN Radio. Television and Mo'
Club (3): Wesley Foundation (I, :

Pollocktuille

PicTiRES. WUXC (4); Young Democrats

Brevard

KIMZEY, JAMES MORRIS

B.S. IN BrsiNEss Administration. Higma Nu, President (4): CUSC (2. 3i.
Chairman (3): IFC (3, 4): Orientation Committee (3); Orientation Counselor
(2. 3): Student Government (3): Student Legislature (2); University Party
(1. 2, a); Young Democrats Club (1): Sophomore Class, President; Morehead
Scholar.

KINCAID, JAMES BRANDON Slaletmlle

.\.B. IN Edication. Carolina Forum. Cliairman (3); Carolina Symposium (3.
4): National Student Association (3); Orientation Counselor (4); Sound and
Fury (1); Student Government (2. 3. 4). Student Audit Board. Chairman (3.
4). Library Committee (2): Student Party (I, 2. 3). .\dvisory Board (2. 3. 4);
Y.M.C.A. (1. 2. 3, 41 : State Student Legislature (3).

KINDIG, ROBERT R.

A.B. IN Faonomics.

KING, WILLIAM SEYMOUR

B.S. IN CHEMISTRY. Alpha Chi Signal.

KING, WILLIAM WARD

Leonia, /V, /,

Vington-Saleni
Beaufort

B.S. IN Bl SINESS ADMINISTRATION.

KIRBY, HANNAH BOONE Louhville, Ky.

.A.B. I.N English. Chi Omega: Canterbury Club (3. 4): Carolina Symposium
(3, 41; Orientation Counselor (4); Ram and Eire: Sound and Fury (4):
Young Republicans Club (3, 4); Y.W.C.A.; Community Church School
Nursery (4i.

KIRK, ROBERT CLARKE

B.S. in BrsiNi-.ss Administrati

KIRSCHNER, MARGARETA O.

A.B. IN Political Science. Pi Sigma Alpha: Cosmopolitan Club
KOURI, WILLIAM H.

B.S. IN Medicine. Sigma .V»; Phi Beta Kappa.

Martinsville, Va,
Chapel Hill
Shelby

KRAFFT, PHYLLIS ELLIOTT Kirer Foretl, III.

•A.B. IN Religion. Alpha Gamma Delta: Carolina Symposium; Cosmopolitan
Club (3. 4): Wesley Foundation (3. 4); Orientation Counselor (4); Student
Government; Student Party (3. 4): Tennis Club (3. 4); University Chorus
(3): Y.W.C.A. (3, 4). Program Chairman (4); Campus Christian Council (41.

KRIEGSMAN, JACOB BURTON

B.S. in BisiNESs Administration. IDC (3).

KUHNS, ROBERT LYDON

.\.B. IN SotioLociY. Baseball (1. 2): IDC (3,
(I. 2); Westminster Fellowship (I, 2. 3.
Christian Council (3).

305

Greensboro

Shrewsbury, IS. J,
Universitv Club (3): V.M.C.A.
BVP. President (4): Campus

LACKEY, WILLIAM DENT Staletville

A.B. IN PoiiTKAL SciF.NcK. I'i Ktippii Alpha. House Manager; AFROTC (I. 2.
3, 4). Operations Officer (I): Arnold Air Society (3. I). ISO Officer; Orienta
tinn Counselor (L>): Scabhard and Blade Ci, I); Track (1, 2).

LaMAR, EDWARD BLAKE Charlotte

B.S. IN BrsiNKss Administration. Chi Psi ; Phi Theta Kappa; Sigma Tuu
Sigma; University Party (4).

LAMPERT, ERVIN EUGENE, JR. Salisbury

B.S. IN BisiNBss Administration. Sigma Chi; NROTC (1, 2, 3, 4).

LANDRETH, JAMES ROBERT, JR. Gret-nthoro

B.S. IN BisiNESs .\D.MINISTRATI0N. Lambda Chi Alpha, Secretarj- (4).

LASSITER, ROBERT BIJRGESS

LATHAM, WILLIAM CARSON

.\.B. IN HisTORV. Sigmn .\ii; V.M.C.A. (1, 2. 3, 4).

LAVERGNE, NELSON A., JR.

Kelsford

Puerto Rico

LAWRENCE, LARADEL

Bradford, Pa.

A.B. IN Enc.lish. Chi Ume'ia; Sigma Alpha Delta; Carolina Symposium (4):
Kditor, Women's Handbook (3); University Party (4); i'acketu Yack (3. 4),
.Junior Class Editor (3), Assistant to the Editor (4); y.W.C..\. (3, 4).

LEDFORD, CHARLOTTE LUELLA Durham

A.B. IN Edu ATioN. Kapim Helta; VounK Democrats Club; V.W.C.A.

LEGGETT, STANLEY DOVER

A.B. IN History. Delta Kappa Kpsiinn : Sheiks

LeNEAVE, MARSHALL GREGORY

B.S. IN BisiNi-jis Ad.ministratkin. Track (2).

LENTZ, JOHN THOMAS

B.S. IN BrSINESS .An.MINISTRATION.

LEONARD, PATRICK JACKSON

.\.B. IN History. Baptist Student Union (2. 3. 4); IDC (3. 4).

Rocky Mount

Charlotte

Monroe

Raleigh

LEWIS, ALEX MURDOCH

B.S. IN BlSINESS Administrati

LEWIS, JACK FLEET

.\.B. IN EcoNo.Mics. Chi Psi.

Morehead City

.ilpha Kappa Psi; Accounting: Club (3. 4).

High Point

LEWIS, JOHN B., JR. Farmville

.\.B. IN History. Chi Phi; Carolina Forum (3, 4); Carolina Symposium (4);
Deljate Council (3); C;..\1.A.B. (4); Philantliropic Assembly (2. 3. 4); Student
Legislature (3, 41 ; Universitj- Club (2): University Party (3, 4i; Voune
Oeinocrats Club (3. 4).

LINDSLEY, DELL PRITCHARD Williamslon

Delta Kappa Kpsilon; Minataurs (2, 3, 4); Soccer (1);

LINEBERRY, DOROTHY ANN Graham

B.S. IN MfDICAL TECHNOLOtiV.

LINK, RUSSELL CHARLES

LLEWELLYN, ANNE FULLER

LOGAN, DOUGLAS SUE

LONG, ROBERT WASHINGTON, JR.

B.S. IN Bi siNhss .\DMiNisTRATioN. Phi Beta Kappa.

LOOKABILL, GENE LAMAR

Jamaica, y. Y.

Bronxville, IS. Y.

Kannapolii

Rich Squa

LOONEY, DONALD EDWARD

B.S IN Industrial Relations. Sign

Westfield, N. J.
Newman Club; l^niversity Party

306

LOWE, FRANK HADDOCK, JR.

A.B. IN EcoNdMics. Kappn Alphti; Carolina Syniposiiin
University Party: Youns Democrats Club.

LOWE, TEDDIE HERBERT

LOWERY, JOHN OTIS, JR.

A.B. IN Philosophy. Fencinf? Team.

Baxter, Ga.

O.M.A.B. Ci. 1);

Winston-Salem

Salisbury

Plymouth

LYON, BETSY CARROLL Durham

A.B. IN Enclish. Kapixi Delta; Baptist Student Union (3. 4); FTA (8. 4):
Orientation Counselor (4); University Party (3, 4); Y.W.C.A. (3, 4).

LYON, HARLLEE WINGATE

.\.B. IN English. Kappa Alpha.

LYON, MARJORIE LOW Creedmoor

A.B. IN Education. FTA (3, 4); G.M.A.B. (3, 4): Orientation Counselor (4);
Yacketij Yack (4): Y.W.C.A. (3. 4); House Council (3, 4); Independent
Women's Association (3, 4).

LYON, NANCY LE GRAND Whiteville

A.B. IN French. Kappa Delta: Carolina Symposium (3, 4); Daily Tar Heel
(4); Splash Club (1); University Party (2. 8, 4); Women's Glee Club (2):
Y.W.C.A. (1, 2, 3, 4).

MCALLISTER, HARMON CARLYLE, JR.

B.S. IN Chkmistrv. Alpha Phi Omega: Canterbury Club (1.

McCALL, DAVID LAWRENCE

A.B. IN Political Science. ROTC (1. 2, 3. 4)

McCartney, james Robert, hi

Vice-President; Men's Ho

McCLATCHEY, EVE LEAH

A.B. IN Rklicion. Delta Delta Delta.

McCONNELL, ROBERT BRADSHAW, JR.

Chapel Hill

3. 4) ; Y.M.C.A.

Salisbury

cil; Orienta-

iiK Democrats Club (1): Y.M.C.A. (41

McCORD, ELIZABETH PARRISH

Spartanburg, S, C.

A.B. IN French. Chi Omega: Canterbury Club (3. 4): G.M.A.B. (3. 4);
Orientation Committee (4); Sound and Fury (3): University Party (3. 4);
Y.W.C.A. (3, 4), Cabinet (4); Women's Residence Council (4).

McCORD, MARCIA JO Charlotte

.\.B. IN English. Kappa Delta: Canterbury Club (4); Carolina Symposium
(3. 4); Orientation Committee (4); Panbellenic Council Representative (8, 4):
Student Legislature (3); University Party (1, 2. 3, 4); Y.W.C.A. (1, 2, 8, 4);
Orientation Counselor (3); Student Council (1, 2, 3, 4).

McCUTCHIN, ELIZABETH SUSAN

.\.B. IN Psychology. Women's Residence Council (4).

McDANIEL, EUGENE MARVIN, JR.

Pensacola, Fla.

Martinsville, Va.

McGEE, WILLIAM ALLEN Charleston, S. C.

B.S. IN Geology. G.M.A.B. (2), Dance Committee; IDC (8. 4); Track (1. 2);
Young Democrats Club (1. 2, 8); Y.M.C.A. (1, 2, 3. 4); Wesley Foundation
(1); NROTC (1, 2. 3, 4); Drum and Bugle Corps (1, 2, 3, 4), Commander (4).

McGIRT, JOHN WESLEY Hamlet

B.S. IN Business Administration.

MCGREGOR, DONALD WILLARD

McIVER, DUNCAN E., JR.

Mckenzie, joe hervin

East Longmeadotv, Mass,

Republicans

Sanford

Winston-Salem

Mckenzie, mary Frances Miami, pia.

B.S. IN Business Administration. Chi Omega: G.M.A.B. (3, 4).

Mckenzie, SAMUEL HARRIS Candor

B.S. in Business Administration. Pi Kappa Phi, Treasurer (4). Rusli Cliair-

McKINNON, ELIZABETH HALL

Red Springs

.\.B. in Religion. Y.W.C.A. (3. 4) ; Independent Women's Association. Secre-
tary (3), President (4); Westminster Fellowship (3. 4).

307

Mcknight, ella FRA^CES

A.B. IN EDtcATioN. Alpha Gamma Delta; Baptist Student I'liii
(4): Women's Residence Council (4): Y.W.C.A. (3, 4).

McMillan, donald shepherd

Asheville

(3, 4) ; FTA

Matthews

8, 4) ;

McMillan, NEILL KIRBY Chapel Hill

B.S. IN BrsiNEss Administration. Young Democrats Club (1, 2, 3, 4i.

McNEILL, VINSON ANDREW

A.B. IN History. Carolina Playmakers.
McSURELY, ALAN

Arnold Air Society (4); Daily Tar Heel (4).

McSWAIN, HOLLAND, JR.

A.B. in History. Y.M.C.A. (1. 2); Westminster Fellowship (1. 2, 3, 4)

Chapel Hill
Arlington, Va.
Murphy

MacKAY, JULIA ELIZABETH

MacKinnon, edith white

Ocala, Fla.

.\.B. I.N Eni;lish. Kappa Delta, President (4); Carolina Symposium (4); Ikiib/
Tar Heel (3, 4); Panliellenic Council Representative (4); Student Party (3,
4); Y.W.C.A. (3, 4).

Chapel Hill

madden, SHIRLEY ANN

MADISON, BARBARA WARD ffa>hingion, D. C.

.\.B. IN English. Pi Beta Phi. President (4); Carolina Symposium (3. 4);
Orientation Counselor (4); Panhellenic Representative (4): Splasli Club (3);
Student Government (4); Swimming (3); University Party (3. 4): Women's
Honor Council, Summer School; Young Republicans Club; Y.W.C..\. (3. 41 :
Secretary of Senior Class (4) ; Yaekety Yack.

MAHAFFY, TELFAIR Coral Gable,, Fla.

A.B. IN English. Canterbury Club (1. 2, 3. 4); Duilij Tar Heel (4): Mono

1,-ram Club (1, 2, 3, 4) ; Swi

ling (1

MALONE, FRANK MITCHELL, JR. Atlanta, Ga.

B.S. IN Business Administration. Alpha Tatt Omega : Phi Beta Kappa: Uni-
versity Party: Y.M.C.A.

MANESS, ARCHIBALD KELLY, JR. Greentboro

A.B. IN English. Beta Thela Pi: Phi Eta ,Slf/;im. \' ice-President ; Phi Bet,,
Kappa: CUSC (41; Giinglioul (3, 4); Monogram Club (3. 4): Order of tin-
Old Well (3, 4); Orientation Counselor (2, 3, 4); Student Government, Presi
dent's Cabinet (3); Swimming (I. 2. 3. 4): German Club. Treasurer (4).

MANN, WALTER RAY

.A.B. IN History. Pi Kappa Alpha.

MARCOllX, WILLIAM THOMAS

B.S. i-N Business Administration.

MAREADY, JACK D.

H.S. IN PiBLic Health.

Elizabeth City

Bennington, Vt.

Marion, S. C.

MARGULIES, WILLIAM PAUL Raleigh

-\.B. IN PuLiTUAL SilENCK. .Alpha .Sif/nio Siama: G.M.A.B. (4); Newman Club
(3): Taniatioii, .Managing Editor (2).

MARLEY, EDISON EARL Atheboro

B.S. IN Business Administration. .Accounting Club (3, 4).

MARQUETTE, RONALD JAMES Penmmlle, /V. J.

B.S. IN Industrial Relations. Footl)all (1. 2. 3, 4); Monogram Club (2, 3, 4).

MARRIOTT, JOHN DAUGHTRY Battleboro

A.B. IN History. Pi Kappii Alpha, Vice-President (3); Phi Beta Kappa: Ger
man Club (2).

MARSHALL, JOYCE ANN

Chapel Hill

MARSHBURN, WILLIAM PENN Maple Hilt

B.S. IN GixiLm^Y. Young Democrats Club (2. 3. 4); Y.M.C.A. (3. 4).

MARTIN, LEON MILTON Charlotte

B.S. IN Business Administration. Sir/mo Phi Epsilini.

MARTIN, MICHAEL MARVIN Hendergonrille

B.S. IN Sociology. Dormitory Officer (I); ^'oung Democrats Club (1).

308

MARTOCCIA, MARIA MENEFEE

A.B. IN El ROl'KAN HlSTIlBV. Clii Oiiii;

u ; University Party Ci, K,
MASON, MARY MOORE

Daytona Beach^ Fla.

anterbury Club (3, 4); G.M.A.B. (3.

Roanoke, Va.

A.B. IN JoiRNAMSM. Alvlic Delta Pi; Daily Tar Heel (3, t) : News Editor
Summer School Weekly (3): Ci.M.A.B., Chairman Recreation (4); National
Student Association (4): Matrix Society (8. 4): Press Club; Sound and Fury
(3, 4); University Party (3, 4); Y.W.C.A.. Publicity Chairman (3. \). Co-
Kditor of Y.W.C.A. Handbook (4); Westminster Fellowship.

MASSENGILL, ANNA HERRING Goldtboro

A.B. IN DRAMAric Art. Carolina Playmakers (3. 4): Y.W.C.A. (1. 2. 3).

MASSENGILL, HERMAN EDWARD, JR. Princeton

.\.B. IN Dramatic Art. Carolina Playmakers (3, 1); Y..M.C.A. (I).

MATHIS, CHARLES GRAY Jonenille

A.B. IN Rh.r;ion. Dailij Tnr Heel (3. 4).

MATTHIS, WILTON LEE Clinton

R.S. IN Business .\daiinistration.

MAULTSBY, PHYLLIS ANN

Mebane

Youngr Democrats Club (3) :

Seven Springs

MAXWELL, JAKE ALEXANDER

A.B. IN English. Phi Kappa Siqma.

MAY, CHARLES RAYSOR, III

A.B. IN Zoology. Beta Tlieta Pi. Recorder (3), President (4) : IFC (2. 3, 4).
Court (2. 3. 4); Student Council (3, 4); Student Legislature (1); Order of
Sheiks (3, 4).

Bennettsville, 5. C,

MAYHUE, SUSAN LEE

Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.

.\.B. IN Sociol(m;v. Orientation Committee (3. 4). Women's Chairman (4) ;
Student Oovernment. Elections Board (4); Young Democrats Club (3, 4);
Y.W.C..'^. (3, 4): Dormitory Vice-President (4).

MAYO, GERALD MACK Falkland

A.B. IN Political Science.

vair Award (2); Arnold Ai

Fencing Team (1, 2. 3, 4); IDC (1); Order of the Old Well (8. 4); Scabbard

.iiul Blade (3, 4i; Student Party (1); Westminster Fellowship (1, 2. 3, 4);

Y.M.C.A., President (3). Chairman Southern Reftion (4).

MEADOR, JENNIE MARGARET

Relations. Alpha Gan
AFROTC " "

Charlotte

VDi:sTRiAL RELATIONS. Alpfia (rOHiwio Delta, Actlvltles Chairman;

"Flight Angel" Squadron Sponsor (3. 4) : Cardboard; Campus
Christian Council Committee {3i; Dormitory Vespers Committee (3);
(;.M..A.B.: National Student Association. Council; Orientation Committee (4):
Student Oovernment. Budget Committee. Elections Board (4), Library Com-
mittee; Student Legislature, Clerk (3, 4); Student Party, Membership Chair-
man; Summer School Activities Board (3); University Club; Women's
.\thletic Association ; Young Democrats Club ; V.W.C.A., Discussion Leader.
Intercollegiate Relations Chairman; USNSA Delegate (4).

MEEKINS EDMUND LINDSAY

MEIGGS, NANCY AMANDA

Raleigh

Moyock

Carolina Playmakers (3, 4); WUNC-TV (2, 3, 4);

MENKE, GEORGE GRAY

Barnesville, Md.

Phi Kappa Siffma, Social Chairman (3, 4) ; Young Demo-

MERRILL, ISAAC LINCOLN, III Daytona Beach, Fla.

.\.B. IN .lolRNALisM. Canterbury Club (4).

^lERRITT. JAMES LEE Mt. Airy

B.S. IN HisiN]>> AiiMiNisTRATioN. Band (3); IDC (2, 3); NROTC (1, 2, 3, 4);
OiiiMitatioii Coiinsi-lor (4); Student Government (2, 3); Student Party (2, 3,
ti; WcstminsttT Fellowship (1. 2. 3, 4); Y.M.C.A. (I, 2, 3, 4).

MERRITT JAMES SAMUEL Roxhoro

.\.B. IN Engli.sh. Phi GanniHi Delta; Daihi Tar Heel (2); Tennis (1).

MERRITT, W. DAVIS, JR.

METCALF, EDITH FLORENCE

A.B. IN Science Edi-cation. Baptist Student Uni

MILAN, NANCY MACYS

A.B. IN Art. Delta Delta Delta; G.M.A.B. (4)
(3, II ; AFROTC "Flight Angel" Squadron Spoii

Hickory

Man Hill

m (3. 4).

Baltimore, Md.

Yaekety Yack (4) ; Y.W.C.A.

Hamlet

MILHAM, CLAUDIA ANN

A.B IN Edication. Alpha Delta Pi: Canterbury Club (4); FTA (3, 4); Splash
Club (3): Student Government Board, Summer School (3); University Party
(3. 4) ; Y.W.C.A. (3, 4).

MILLER, ALBERT BYNUM

B.S. IN INDISTRIAL RELATIONS. IDC (4); Yol

MILLER, BRUCE CANFIELD

A.B. IN English.

309

North Wilkeshoro

rats Club (1. 3, 4).

Rocky Mount

MILLER, DANELLE HACK

A.B. IN INDISTRIAI. Rflations. Pi Bifii Phi

Corrallia, Ore.

rsity Party (3. 11 ; Y.W.C.A.
(.1. 1).

MILLER, DON HAROLD Cedar Rapids, lotrn

B.S. IN Mathkmaths. Phi Etii Sifimn : Phi Bita Knpim: Delta Phi Alpha;
NROTC Drill Team 111: Special Fresliman Group (I).

MH.LER. EDWARD JAMES Crumpler

A.B. IN ( HKMisTRY. VouiiK Deinofiats Club (a); V.M.C.A. (I. 2. :i) ; Wesle

idati.

MILLER, HARVEY H., JR. Salhbur,

A.B. IN Music. .S(. Anthonu Hall; Phi Mil Alpha; Men's Glee Club (1, 2)
Sound and Fury (3); Men's Cliorus (.3, 4); Petite Muslcale.

MILLER, MARIANNA SCOFIELD Pinevill

MILLER, PATRICIA MARIE Kintton

A.B. IN JoiRNAi.is.M. Alpha 1><-Ua Pi; Daily Tar Heel (3. ■»). Assistant News
Editor (4); Panliellenic Rush Manual. Assistant Editor (3); University Party
(3. 4): Y.W.C.A. (3. 4). Cabinet Chairman Dix Hill Committee; Matrix
Society (3): Summer School Weekly. Associate Editor (4).

MILLER, PATSY FOUST

Lexingto

A.B. IN Edication. FTA (4); Orientation Counselor (4): Women's Glee Club
(3); Y.W.C.A. (1, 2, 3); Lutheran Student Association (1, 2).

MILLER, ROBERT NICHOLS AgheriUe

A.B. IN Eni^ush.

MILLIGAN, RONNIE RICH Fayelterille

A.B. IN Chemistry. Dailil Tar Heel (3): Wrestling (3); Y.M.C.A. (2, 3).

MITCHELL, MARGARET EVERETTE HARRIS Durham

A.B. IN Education. Alpha Cfamma. Delta; FTA (4); Women's Glee Club (3);
YW.C.A. (3, 4); Pharmacy Wives (3, 4).

MOLLER, JOHN DESMOND Charlotte

B.S. IN Business Administration, Cosmopolitan Club (2. 3. 4) ; Younjj Re-
publicans Club (3. 4).

MONROE, JOHN LAUCHLIN West End

A.B. IN Chkmistrv. Alpha Epsilmi Delta; Men's Glee Club (3. 4); Youn^
Democrats Club (2) : Y.M.C.A. (1, 2) ; Wesley Foundation (1. 2, 3).

MOON, ROBERT EARL

Carolina Quarter

MOORE, BARBARA JEAN

MOORE, CARROLL JACKSON

MOORE, GENE WEBB

MOORE, GEORGE ERVIN, JR.

Chapel Hill

(1): Y.M.C.A. (1, 3. 4): Dailij Tar

Crown Point, Ind,

Charlotte

Alpha Kappa Psi, Secretary: Orientation

MOORE, THOMAS CAREY, JR. Raleigh

B.S. IN Business Administration. Orientation Counselor (2).

MORGAN, EDITH ANN Charleston, W . la.

A.B. IN Sociology. Chi Omega; Cardboard (3); CUSC (4): Student Party C).
I): Women's Residence Council (4): Y.W.C.A. (3. 4). Vice-President (4i:
Dorm President (4): Y.W.C.A. Conference (4): Westminster Council (3. t).

MORGAN, JOSEPH EDWARD, JR. Winston-Salem

A.B. IN HisTORV. Phi Kappa Hifima; Baseball (1. 2. 3. 4); .MonoKram Club
(I, 2. 3 1.

MORRIS, CLAUDIAS STEDMAN Salishury

.\.B. IN Ei-ONIJMKS. Delia Kappa Kpsilnji.

MORRIS, ELIZABETH JOAN

A.B. IN English. Band (1
Y.W.C.A. (1, 2, 3, 4).

MOSER, HARRY NED

B.S. IN Business Administraiton.

MULVANEV, LEO ANTHONY

Concord

i-rats Club (3) ;

310

MURDUCK, JAMES NELSON Slalesville

B.S. IN Geology.

MUSTUN, HOWARD MACON ISorlina

A.B. IN Political Science. Debate Council (1); V'oung Democrats Club (1. 2.
3, 4) : Y.M.C.A. (2. 3. i).

MYERS, BOB EUGENE

.\.B. IN .loiRNALISM.

Thomasvilic

MYERS, WALTER EDWARD Charlotte

A.B. IN English. WUNC-TV (3, 4); Dnily Tar Heel (1).

NANCE, DONALD CARROLL Charlotte

B.S. in Bisiness ADMINISTR.4TI0N. Delta Sigma Pi; IDC (2): Men's Glee Club
(1. 2, 3. 4) : AFROTC (1. 2), Ritle Team (1. 2).

Charlotte

NEBEL, WILLIAM ARTHUR

NEISLER, MARGARET RUTH Concord

A.B. IN Edication. Alpha (iamma Delta. Treasurer (4): FTA (3, 4): Student

Government. Library Committee (4); Student Party (3. 4); Y.W.C.A.. Publi-
cations Board (4).

Parkton

Men's Glee Club; Swim-

NEWTON, HECTOR CARLTON, IV

B.S. IN Bisiness Administration. Phi Kappa Sif/ti
minp : Voun? Democrats Club; Y.M.C.A.

NEWTON, ZACHARIAH BOARDMAN, HI Philadelphia, Pa.

A.B. IN Zoology. Carolina Symposium (2); National Student Association (2);

NICHOLS, DONALD WYATT

Raleigh

Orientation Counselor (4) ;

NOELL, CHARLOTTE BLYNN

B.S. IN SocloLo<;v. Y.W.C.A. (4); Library Staff (4).

NORMAN, PRISCILLA ELIZABETH

uth, Mass.

Party (3,

Oxford

OAKES, LYNWOOD TAYLOR

.\.B. IN Psychology.

OAKLEY, CLEDITH EMORY Smilhfield

B.S. IN Indcstrial Relations. Sigma Xii; iFC (31; Monogram Club (2, 3. 4):
Track (1, 2. 3. 4); Y.M.C.A. (3. 4).

O'DONNELL, JILL MARIE Camp Hill, Pa.

.\.B. IN Psychology. Alpha Delta Pi; Newman Club (3, 4) ; Sound and Fury
III; Splash Club (3): University Party (4); University Club (3. 4); Yacketii

Vrirk (4); Y.W.C.A. (3. 4).

OGLESBY, EARL RANDOLPH, JR.

B.S. IN iNDrsTRiAL Relations
Wmng Democrats Club (41;
(3) ; Debate Squad (3. 4),

O'HARA, JAMES DONALD MICHAEL

Raleigh

.\.B. IN Radio. Telf:iision and Motion Pictires. Alpha Phi Omega; IDC (I)
WUNC (31; Youni; Republicans Club (1. 2. 3); Y.M.C.A. (1. 2).

OLDHAM, DONALD CARSON

A.B. IN Edication. Baseball (1. 2,
Y.M.C.A. II. 2. 3. 41.

3, 4); FTA (3. 4): Monograr

Sanford

Club (3. 4) ;

OLIVER, ROBERT DELEON, JR.

A.B. IN S(H ini.oGV. Thrtn Chi. Social Cliai

OPPENHEIMER, JERRY LOVEMAN

Selma

iity Club (31.

Birmingha

Ala.

B.S. IN Business Administration. Zetn Beta Tan. President (41, Freasurer
(3), Historian (21; Dance Committee (2. 31; IFC Court Chairman (2. 3. 41;
Order of Golden Fleece (3. 4); Order of the Grail (3. 41; Order of the Old
Well (3. 4). President (4); Orientation Committee (31, Chairman (3); Orienta-
tion Counselor (2, 3); Student Government (2, 3, 4), Student (Jovemment
Board (21, Honor System Committee (31; Traffic Committee Cil; Audit Board
(2, 3), Assistant .■\ttornev fleneral (41, Chairman of Finance Committee (3);
I'niversitv Party (1, 2, 3, 4) ; Y,M.C.A. (1. 2. 3. 41.

ORR. DAVID RICKMAN

Hendersonrille

Baseball (11; Dormitory Officer (3. I).

ORR, WILLIAM RUCKER

OSBORNE, CAROLINE MORTON

PADERICK, ELIZABETH LEWIS

A.B. IN Edccation.

Wilmingto

Canterbury Club (3, 4)

Smith field

; FTA (3);

High Point

311

FADERICK, VICTOR LYNN

U.S. IN Ivni -.TRUL Relations. Sigino Fhi Epxilu)!.

PARKER. FRED

.\.B. IN KioNd.Mics. Voung Deinoi-rats (lull (li.

PARKS, WILLIAM LAND

Chapel Hill
Faretlevitle

U.S. IN BrsiNKss .\DMiNisTRArii>N. Clii Psi ; Mdiiogram Club it): Philanthropic
.Vssemblv (i); University Party (1. •_'. .1. I); V.M.C..\. (1. 2. 3. I): Football
Manager (I, 2, 3).

PARSHLEY. MARTHA CONE

South Gla8tonbur>\ Conn,

U.S. IN Kdixation. Kappa Delta: Canterbury Club (3. 4). Secretan- H) :
Intramural Basketball (3. 4); Orientation Counselor (li; Women's Residence
Council (3. 41. TretLsurer; V.W.C..\. (3. li.

PARSONS. WILLIAM THOMAS Belmont

n.S. IN Bl SINKSS .AnMINISTRATKIN.

PARTIN. MALCOLM OVERSTREET Enfield

A.B. IN History. Phi Alpha Theta: Phi Beta Kappa: Phi Kta Sigma: Dialectic
Senate (2, 3. 4). Clerk (3. 4).

PARTRIDGE, STEVENS HYATT, JR.

FATE. ARTHUR HUBBARD

H.S. IN iNnc STRiAl. Rklations.

Charlotte

urer (3), President (4i : IKC

Charlotte

FATTEN, JANE LAW

M.S. in Psvi-HoLo<;Y. Kappa Delta. Vice-President (4); Canterbun' Club (3.
II : Carolina Symposium (41; Dailv Tar Heel (3, 4); Orientation Counselor
ID: .Student Party (3. 4) : V.W.C.A. (3. 4).

PATTERSON, DONALD SUTTON

Cherv Chase, Md.

PATTON, DONNA B.

Beta Theta Pi. Treasurer (4i. House Mai

Missoula, Mont.

FATTON, MACON GLASGOW Durham

.\.B. IN English. Zeta Psi: Gimshoul: IKC: Order of the Crail; Student

PATTON, PEGGY DORIS

.\.B. IN Art.

PATTON, ROBERT LEWIS, JR.

B.S. IN BlsiNKSS .ADMINlsnuTloN. Kappa

(I).

PAUL, JAMES ALAN

PAYNE, ROLAND WILLIAM, JR.

Morganton

Charlotte

fiolf (2): Monogram Club

.Slimier. S. C.

Norfolk, I .

PEACOCK, WILLIE GORDAN Benson

.\.B. IN /.OOLIKa-.

PEARSON, NANCY ELIZABETH East Amherst, IS. 1.

A.B. IN (;koi;raihv. Westminster Fellowship (3. 4): V.W.C.A. (3. I).

PECK, E. STANLEY, JR.

Forest Hills, N. J .

Canterbury Club (1) : Stu-

PENDER, WILLIAM LARDNER Charlotte

\.R. IN KNia.isH. Delta Kappa Ep.'iiI'm: Tennis (1): Minataurs.

PETER. DORIS ASHER Orlando, Fla.

.\.B. IN Kdkation. Pi Beta Phi: Newman Club (4i: Ham and Eire (4):
i'ennis (31: I'niverslty Party (3, 4): Women's Honor Council (3, 4):
Varketii Vark (41: V.W.C.A. 13, 4).

PETER, SARA JOSEPHINE

Norlhfield, N. J.

PETERSON, WILLIAM RICHARD

B.S. IN Industrial Relations. Canterbury Club (1
C.lee Club (1. 2, 3. 4); Sound and Furii (3); Vou
V.M.C.A. (1, 2. 3. 4).

PHILLIPS, JASPER LOUIS Kinston

B.S. IN Mathematics. Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Beta Kappa: Delta Phi .Alpha.

312

PHINIZY, STEWART, III

Augusta, Ga,
Chapel Hill

PHIPPS, DAVID WILLARD

B.S. IN BrsFNFss Administiution.

PICKARD, CARL GLENN, JR. Aiheville

A.B. IN English. Delta Kappa Epsilon. Vice-President; Phi Beta Kappa: Phi
FAa Sigma; Men's Honor Council (4): Orientation Counselor (2. 3, 1):
Swiinraing (1): University Party (1); Honor Council Commission (4).

PITT, THEOPHILUS HARPER, JR.

Rocky Mount

A.B. IN History. Phi (iamma Delta: CM. A.B. (3): National Student As
sociation (3, 4); Orientation Counselor (4): Student Clovernnient. X.S..A.
Committee (3. 4): University Party (1, 2. 3. 4); Y.M.C.A. (1. 2. 3. 4).

PITTMAN, JAMES PATRICK

A.B. IN Chk.mistry. Cardhoarri i I) ;

POLLARD, WILLIAM ROBERT

A.B. IN Kditation. Thetu Chi.

V.M.C.A. (I).

PONS, ALTON BRITT

Goldiboro
Chapel Hill

Valdese

Alpha Kappa Psi : Baseball (3. 4i; Moiiofriam

POOLE, IVEY TALMAGE, JR.

.\.B. IN Six IOI.OGV. Youn^ Deinocr

POOLE, SAMUEL HAWLEY

Its Club 13) ; Y.M.C.A. Hi

PORCHER, FRANCIS C. Ml. Pleatanl, S. C.

A.B. IN PsviHOLOGV. Sigma Xu; Canterbury Club (1. 2. 3. 4). Treasurer (2);
Episcopal Student Vestry {2. 3): Orientation Counselor (21: NROTC (1. 2.
3. I). Rifle Team (1, 2. 3): Swcer (1).

PORTER, DAVID DARLINGTON

A.B. IN Chkmistrv.

POTTER, JUNE YVONNE

Atlanta. Ga.

Wallace

University Party 14); Y.W.C.A.

Wilmingto

POULOS, PETER GEORGE

B.S. IN Geology.

PRESSLY, DOROTHY BYRNE Raleigh

A.B. IN Sociology. Alpha Delta Pi: CUSC (3, 4): Orientation Counselor (4):
Secretary. Student Government (4); University Party (3, 4); \'alkyries (3. 4i.
President (4): Women's Residence Council (3): Graham Memorial Board of
Directors (3, 4); Social Cbairman. .lunior Class (3): .lane Gray -^warri.

PRESTON, JAMES YOUNG

Matthe

.\.B. IN English, .ilpha Tan Uiiirga, Secretary (2. 3). President (41; Phi Eta
Sigma: Phi Beta Kappa: IFC (4): Men's Honor Council (2, 3); Order of the
Old Well (8, 41; Orientation Counselor (2. 3); Student Council (3): Student
Legislature (21: University Party (1. 2. S) : Y.M.C.A. (1. 2, 3. 4): Honor
Council Commission (31.

PRICE, GLENN ARLISS

A.B. IN History. Debate Council

PRICE, VERNON

IDC (21: Y(

Asheville

iins Republicans Chili

Scotland ISeck

PRIDGEN, GRADY CLIFTON, JR. Roofer Mount

.\.B. IN Radio. Television and Motion Pictires. Sigma A"«.' G.M..\.B. (3, 4i;
IDC (21; Sound and Fury (1. 4); Student Legislature (2): Student Party (2i.

PROCTOR, MARY ESTELLE Rocfe.r Mount

.\.B. IN Edication. Delta Delta Delta: University Party (3 I): V.W.C..\

(3. I). ■ ■

PROCTOR, TRUBY GROCE, JR. Sanford

B.S. IN Business Administration. Band (1. 2. 31; Men's Glee Club (I. 2, 3):
Student Party (1. 2): Young Democrats Club (1. 21; Young Republicans Club
(3. 11: V.M.C.A. (1. 2, 3, 4).

PROESCHER, ALBERT EDWARD Gary

B.S. IN iNDisTRiAL Relations. Phi Kappa Sif/iiia: Cardboard (41; Dailu Tar
Heel (t): Student Party (ii; Track (I): Dormitory Vice-President (3").

PROPST, JAPTHA FRED Maiden

A.B. IN Che.mistrv. Baptist Student Union (II: Cardboard (1, 3. 4); Stude.it
Government (4i; University Club (3. 4); Dormitory Vice-President (4).

PULLEY, WILLIAM PAUL Durham

.V.B. IN BisiNESs Administration. Football (1. 2, 3, 4); Monogram Club (3, 41.

PULLIAM, VENICE U., JR. Asheboro
B.S. IN Business Administration.

313

PYATTE, JEFF ALVIN

A.B. IN Physics. Monogram Club (2.

OUIGG, JOSEPH FRANCIS

CI, t)

Minneapolis

Valkyries (3):

n, L. I., y. Y.

OlINN, ROBERT HENRY Jackionville

U.S. IN HrsiNiiss Administration. Di Senate (4); CM. A.B. (4); IDC (.3);
Orientation Counselor (3); Y.M.C.'V. (1. 3, 4): Westminster Fellowship (t);
Ilaiire Committee CM. (4i.

RAGLAND, THELMA ANN Danville, Va.

A.B. IN SocioUK^Y. Chi Omerio: Tennis (3. 4).

RAGSDALE, GEORGE ROBINSON Raleigh

.'K.B. IN English. Delta Kappa EpsiJon : Men's Honor Council (2. 3. 4). Clerk
(3), Chairman (4): Order of the Golden Fleece (3, 4): Order of the Grail (3.
t): Student Ciovernment (2, 3. 4> ; I'niver.sity Party (1. 2. 3. 4): German
Club (2. 3). Vice-President (3); Honor System Commission (4); Class Vice-
President (3); Cla.ss President (ti.

RAMOS, FRANK MAYO

Durha

.\.B. IN English. Carolina Playmakers (1. 2); Cheerleader (3); IDC 13);
Orientation Counselor (8): Track (2); Y.M.C.A. (1. 2); Fencing Team (2, 3);
Intramural Track (2).

RAMSEY, WILLIAM FORBES Greensboro

A.B. IN English. Beta Theta Pi: Canterbury Club (1. 2. 31; Debate Council
(2, 3): Order of the Old Well (3. 4): Orientation Counselor (i. 3. 4); Stu-
dent Council (2. 3); Student Legislature II. 2); University Party (I, 2);
Lacrosse (1): Debate Squad (1. 2. 3); Morehead Scholar.

RAND, WILLIAM RIPLEY Wilson

A.B. IN EtoNo.Mus. Alpha Tan Omega.

RANKIN, DAN FALLS Gaslonia

Relations. Dance Committee (1); Young Democrats Club
Wesley Foundation (2); Campus Christian Council (2).

RAPER, JOHN ELISHA, JR. FayeUeville

A.B. IN English. Beta Theta Pi: G.M.A.B. (I. 2): IDC (1): Orientation

Counselor (2); Phi Assembly (1. 21 : Soccer (1); Student Legis?ature (2);
University Party (1, 2); Goettingen Scholar.

RAWLS, EUGENIA GRAY Tampa, Fla.

A.B. IN English. Delta Delta Delta; Baptist Student Union (3. 4); G.M.A.B.
( t) ; University Party (3. 4) : Y.W.C.A. (3, 4).

RAY, HORACE T., JR. Faison

A.B. IN ( HRlllSTRV.

READY, LUCIA MARIE

REAVES, JOHN WILLIAM

Roanoke Rapids

G.M.A.B. <3); University Party (3):

RECHHOLTZ, ROBERT AUGUST

H.S. IN Business Administration. Kappn Alpha.

Syosset, y. y.

REDDING, WILLIAM HOWARD, JR. .4sheboro

.\.B. IN EioNo.MKs. Phi Iruinma Delta. Treasurer (4); Carolina Symposium
(4); CUSC (3. 4); IFC (2. 3, 4). President (4); Men's Honor Council (1):
National Student Association (4); Order of tlie Grail (3, 4); Orientation
Counselor (2); Scabbard and Blade (3. 4); Student Government (3); Student
Legislature (2. 3); University Party (1, 2. 3, 4).

REECE, BETTY YORK

Lincolnto

A.B. IN Edk.ition. FTA (3. 4): G.M.A.B. (3. 4). Committee Chairman (3, 41:
Orientation Counselor (4); University Party (4t: Voung Democrats Club (3);
V.W.C.A. (3. 4); Dormitory Social Chairman (4).

REECE, JOHN MANLY Yadkinville

UN. Student Legislature (3)

REEDER, ALTON ALFRED

A. It. IN Zoolim;v. V.M.C.A. (3. Ij; Basketliall (I. 2).

Seagrove

REID, GEORGE DAVID

Charlotte

.Sound and Fury (1. 2): University

REXRODE, SUZANNE ELIZABETH

A. 11. IN Edication. FTA (3, 11 ; V.W.C.A. (3. 4).

RIDDLE, ARCH JESSE, JR.

H.S. IN BrsiNKss .\D.MiNlsTRATioN. Baseball (1).

Courtland, Va,

RIDLEY, INA VIRGINIA

A.B. in Editation. Delta Delta Delta: Clieerleader (4): FTA (4): Un
Party <3. 4i : Y.W.C.A. (3. 4).

RIGGINS, ANNE KIMBERLY

.\.B. IN English. V.W.C.A.; Carolina Playmakers.

314

New York, iV. y .

RIGGS, JOE E.

R.S. IN Bl'SINESS Ad.v

RIGHTSELL, WILLIAM THOMAS, JR.

A.B. IN Political Scienii:. Men's (Jlee Club (1) ; Tan,

RIVENBARK, DAVID CLAYTON

A.B. IN History.

RIVENBARK, FRED AUGUSTA

A.B. IN EDIC-.UION.

Greensboro

JSorfolk, Va.

ROBBINS, WILLIAM L.

Raleigh

B.S. IN BrsiNESs Administration. Sigma Phi Epsilon; Men's Glee Club (1):
Orientation Coun.selor (3): Student Legislature (3); University Party (1. 2,
3, i) : V.M.C.A. (1, -2. 3. 4).

ROBERTSON, LOUISE BARNWELL Matthewt

A.B. in SotioLooY. Delfa Delia Delta; G.M.A.B. Office Committee (3); Uni-
versity Party (3, 4); Y.W.C.A. (3. 4).

ROBINSON, CHARLES FRANKLIN Charlotte

A.B. IN Chemistry.

ROBINSON, HOYLE LYNWOOD Candor

A.B. IN History. Phi Ehi HigiiKt.

ROBINSON, JOHN BOYD Littleton

.\.B. IN History. Pi Kappa Alpha.

ROSE, JAMES WILLIAM

.\.B. IN English. Phi Gamma Delta:
Council. Summer School (3) ; Orientatii
Traffic Committee (3. 4); Tracli (1).

ROSE, WALTER THOMAS, JR. Miami, Fla.

B.S. IN Business Administration. Sigma Chi, Secretary (4) : Dance Committee
(3, 4): Monogram Club (2. 3. 4); Orientation Counselor (3); Scabbard and
Blade (4) ; NROTC Battalion StaflF (4); Color Guard (3); Co-captain Freshman
Swimming Team (1); Co-captain Varsity Swimming Team (4); Most Valuable
Kre^iliman Swimming Award (1); All American Swimming Team {3. 4);
V.M.C.A. (1, 2. 3, 4), Freshman Camp (2. 3), Freshman Camp Planning
Committee (3).

ROSS, EDWARD CHADWICK Rome, Ga.

TBATioN. Phi Eta Sigma; Band (1. 2, 3, 4); Canter-

ROSS, ROBERT ALEXANDER

A.B. IN Political Science. Alpha Tan Omega.

ROTH, WILLIAM CAWTHON

ROUSE, CHARLES FRANCIS, JR.

A.B. IN History. Zrta Psi; (iimghoul (4).

Chapel Hill

Raleigh

RUCKER, MARY LOIS Spindale

A.B. IN Edi'cation. Chi Omega; University Party (3, 4): Yaeketii Yack (4);
Y.W.C.A. (3, 4).

RUFFIN, ELEANOR ANN

A.B. IN Education. Chi Omega.; Uni'
Club (3. 4); Y.W.C.A. (3, 4).

RUSH, NANCY JO

Greenville

;ity Party (3, 4) ; Young Democrats

Longmeadow, Mass.

RUSSAVAGE, LEO JOSEPH

Diiryea, Pa.

A.B. IN Enolish. Football (1. 2.

■■;. t): Monogram Club (2, 3, 4).

RUTH, WILLIAM ALBERT

Gary

.\.B. IN En(;lish. Band (1, 2).

SACKS, LEONARD CARL

Hollywood, Fla.

B.S. IN BlSlNE-SS Al)MINlSTKATIO^

1. Pi Lamliila Phi.

SAMPLE, MARY ELLEN

Asheville

SANDERS, CLEON WALTON, JR. Benson

A.B. IN English. Alpha Tan ilmegn: Dance Committee (1, 2); IFC (2, 3, 4);
Order of tlie (irail (1); IFC Court (3, 4).

SANDERS, MARGARET MULLINGS Charlotte

A.B. IN Political Science. Chi (liiier/a : Canterbury Club (4): G.M.A.B. (3):
Orientation Counselor (4); Student l.ct'islafure (3. 4). Clerk (3, 4): University
Party (3. 4); Women's Resi<leiiie Coumil. Summer School (3): Pledge
Trainer of Chi Omega (4) ; Elections B.ianl (4).

315

SARTIN. LEON JOHNSON Burlington

U.S. IN BlSlNKSS Ar>.MINISTBATI(lN. Diltd Sirjiiin H.

SASSER, GEORGE FREEMAN Conicay, S. C.

A.B. IN History. Sigma Alphu EpsiUtn ; Football (1, L'. .11; Monoijram Clulj
(1, 2, 3. 4); Y.M.C.A. (1. 2).

SAUNDERS, THOMAS BYRON Alexander City, Ala.

A.B. IN English. Thvta Xi : Canterbury Club (3, 4); Carolina Quaiterlii (4);
Voiinp DenuK-rats Club (4).

SAWYER, JANE CROWELL Charlotte

.\.B. IN Education. Pi Beta Phi; University Party (4): Yarkety Yaek (3);
Young Democrats Club (4): Y.W.C.A. (4).

SCHACHNER, EDMUND DOUGLAS McKANE Charlotte

SCHAEFFER, NAN TUTWILER YOUNG Tallahamee. Fla.

A.B. IN Enc^lish. Kappa Delta: Canterbury (lull c), ii: Clieerleader (4);
I'anliellenic Council Representative (3. 4): liiiversitv Tarty (3. 4): Yacki-tu
York (3): Young Democrats Club (3): Y.W.C.A. (3, li : Yacketu Yark
Beauty Court (3).

SCHAFER, HARRIET RUTH

.\.B. IN .S(Hi()LO(.v. Inclepemlent Women (3. t).

SCHILTZ, JOAN LEE

SCHNELL, ADELAIDE McANALLY Pine Bluff

A.B. IN History. Y.W.C.A. (3. Ii. Hospital Committee (41; House Council (I).

SCHOEN, HARRY FREDERICK, III

B.S. in (;koi.ik,v. Higma .Vi/.

Washington, D. C.

SCHULMAN, DICK R.

Canton

Tail Kpsilon Phi: Hillel (1. 2. 3, 4), Presi-

SEABOLT, ARTHUR LEE

,\.B. IN R vmo, TUKvisKiN vnd Motion Pictihes

SEAREY, ROY ALLEN

B.S. IN BrsiNK.SS An.MINIST

Draper

SEGRAVES, CYNTHIA JANE

Jacksonville, Fla.

A.B. IN English. Pi Bfta Plii: University Party (3. 4); Women's Honor
Council (3). Clerk (4): Y.W.C.A. (3. 4). Hospital Committee Chairman (41.
Holmes Day Nursery Committee (4) : Htmor System Commission (4).

SESSOMS, LOWELL MAXTON

Baptist .student Union (ll; Y.M.C.A. (3i

SESSOMS, RICHARD DARROW Rockingham

B.S. IN BisiNKss ADMiNisTK.iTKiN. Stuileiit Legislature: University Party (1.

SHANKLE, HENRY MAC

B.S. IN BrSINKSS AnMINISTBATIl

SHAW, ANNE WINBORNE

Student Party (2): Y.M.C.A. (3

Jf agrani

Counselor ( n :

SHAW, LLOYD R., JR. Stalesville

A.B. IN English. Phi .ilpha Theta : Dailii Tar Hiel (ii: G.M.A.B. (3, 4).
Vice-President (4); Orientation Counselor (3 1 ; Sound and Kury (3); Student
Party (1. 2); State Student Legislature (1).

SHAW, SARAH VANE St. Petersburg, Fla.

A.B. IN Edication. Pi Beta Phi: Orientation Cimnselor (4): University Partv
(3. I) : Y.W.C.A. (3. 4).

SHELBURNE, FRANK AMFORT

B.S. IN Chkmistrv.

SHEPHERD, HAROLD DEAN

SUERRILL, DANIEL LUTHER

A.B. IN Radio and Television. WUNC (3); WUNC-TV (4).

SHERRILL, GARY PETREA

B.S. in Business Administkation. Lambda Chi Alpha.

Snoiccille, fa.

North Wilkesboro

Spindale

316

SHORE, ROBERT G. YadkinviUe

B.S. IN Mathematics. Tht-tn Chi: Track (I); Cross Country (1).

SHUFORD, FULLER ADAMS Athetille

\B IV Knclish. Hitn Thetn Pi: Canterbury Club (1); University Party

(2, 3).

SIMPSON, SALLY L. RUhmond, Va.

A.B IN SocioUKiV. Kappa Delta: Cardboard (4); Daily Tar Heel (3); Uni-
versity Club (1): V.W.C.A. (i).

SIMPSON, STEPHEN MICHHEL Charlotte

A.B. IN History.

SINK, DEBORAH HUNT Mooretville

\ B IN Radio, Television and Motion Pictcbes. Alpha Gavima Delta: Cosnio-
politan Club (4); Student Party (3. 41: WUNC (3); Y.W.C.A. (3. 4), Cabinet

SLAUGHTER, JAMES BEAM

B.S. IN Bl SINKSS Ad.ministration

Longhurgt

SMALL, F. DAVID Morehead City

A.B. IN Ukamatic Akt. Carolina Playmakers (1. 2, 3. 4); Mens C.lee Club
(1, 2): University Chorus (3, 4).

SMITH, CANIE BROWN AihevMe

\B IN Economics. Delta Kappa Epnlon ; Gimghoul (2. 3. 4); Scabbard aiul
Blade (3, 41; Tennis (I, 2, 3. 4); NROTC Drill Team (I, 2. 3).

SMITH, CARLA ANZELETTE Chapel Hill

\ B IN Edication. Band (3. 4); Women s Cilee Club (2): Womens Residence
(uuncil i3); Wesley Foundation (1, 2. 3. 4); Women's Athletic Council (1, 2).

SMITH, FAYE LORRAINE Savannah, Ga.

\.B IN Economics. Orientation Coun.selor (4); University Party (3, 4):
V.W.C.A. (3, 4).

SMITH, HARRY REINEKE Rotemoni, Pa.

A.B. IN HisTOKY. Delta Kappa Kpsihiii: .Minataurs.

SMITH, JAMES A., JR. Durham

B.S. IN iNDisTRiAL RELATIONS. Cheerleader (1); Tennis (1).

SMITH, NORMAN SHAW rirginia Beach, Va.

.\.B. IN I'liLiriiAi. Science. Zetu Psi: Phi Beta Kappa.

SMITH, RAYMOND PHILIP Chapel Hill

A.B. IN .liMRNALisM. Prc.ss Cliib.

SMITH, ROBERT CLARK Clinton

BS IN BcsiNESs .Administration. Delia Sigma Pi: Younfj Democrats Club
(4); V.M.C.A. (I. 2, 3. 41: Wesley Foundation (1. 2. 3. 4).

SMITH, THEODORE ROOSEVELT, JR. Sea Cliff, IS. ¥.

BS IN BcsiNEss \d.ministr.ition. Alpha Kappa Psi: Tail Kappa Epsiloii :
Daiice Committee (3. 41; Monogram Club (3, 4): Gymnastics (3): Soccer
(3, 1); Young Republicans Club (3. 4).

SMITH, WILLIAM VAN Wintlon-Salem

B S IN Transportation. .4/;i/(fr Kappa P.ii, Treasurer (4): University Party
(1); V.M.C.A. 11, 2, 3, 4).

SMOTHERS, THOMAS EDWARD High Point

A.B. IN Economics, Chi Psi; Student Party (1); V.M.C.A. II),

SNEDEN, JOHN AITKEN, JR. Tenafly, N. J.

A.B. IN Dramatic Art. Phi Beta Kappa: Carolina Playmakers (1. 2, 3, 41;
Order of the Golden Fleece (3, 4).

SNYDER, LAWRENCE HARLAN Chapel Hill

B.S. IN AccoiNTiNc. Delta Sinma Pi; Men's Glee Club (1); Wrestling (1);

SNYDER, RICHARD GRAY

B.S. IN Business .Ad.ministration. Accounting Club (3, 4),

SOBEL, ARTHUR HERBERT Neponait, y. Y.

.\.B. IN Economics. Tan Epsilon Phi, V ice-Chancellor; Band (1, 2, 3), Bu.siness
-Manager (3); Orientation Coun.selor (4); Student Government (3, 4); Elec-
tions Board, Chairman (4),

SOMERS, EMILY LOU Wilkesboro

A.B IN Physical Edication. .Alpha Ciaiiunu Delta, Second Vice-President (4);
Basketball Club (3, 4); Basketball Intramurals (3. 4); G,M.A.B. 14); Student
Party (4i; WAA, Dormitory Repre.sentative (3), Secretary (4); Wesley
Foundation (4); V,W.C.A. (8, 4).

SOMERS, JAMES PETER Alexandria, V a.

A.B. IN Philosokhy. Canterbury Club (3) ; V.M.C.A. (4).

311

SOMMER, HENRY JOSEPH, JR.

A.B. IN History. Canterbury Club (I.

Arlington, Va.

Cosmopolitan Club (4); NROTC
Drill Team (1, 2. 3, 4); Soahhiirfl and Blafle (3. 4): Young Republicans Club
(31 : V.M.C.A. (1, 2, 3).

SOUTHERLAND, DANIEL RICHARD Arlington, Va.

A.B. IK History. Cosmopolitan Club (1. 2): Daily Tar Heel (1); tioettingeii
Exchange Scholarship (3); Orientation Counselor (2); Studeit Legislature
(2); Student Party (2); Westminster Fellowship (1. 2, 4); Y.M.C.A. (1. 2).

SOWERS, JERRY WILLIAM

SPARGER, STEPHANIE HOPE

High Point

Student Party (1. 2) ;

Scartdale, N. Y.

A.B. IN E.NGLisH. Canterbury Club (3) ; Carolina Playmakers (3. 4) ; Carolitni
(Juarterlv (3); (i.M.A.B. (3. 4); Orientation Counselor (4); University Club
(4); Young Republicans Club (3): Y.W.C.A. (3. 4).

SPARROW, CHARLES M.

B.S. IN BlslNESs Administration. Alpha Kappa Psi.

SPEIGHT, ALICE RACHEL

B.S. IN Zooi.o<;y. Cardboard (3. 41: Y.W.C.A. (3, 4).

SPRIIILL, MOLLIE WILLIAMS

A.B. IN English. Phi Beta Phi: (
Y.W.C.A. (31.

STAFFORD, FRANCES MOSELEY

Greensboro
Winterville

Roclir Mount

STALEY, DALE EDGAR

B.S. IN BlSINESS Ad.ministr

Dnili/ Tar Heel (2. 3. 4).

STALLINGS, VIRGINIA ANNE Shelby

A.B. IN Chk.mistby. Alpha Delta Pi: I'niversity Party (4); CM. A.B. (4);
Vacketii Yark (4); Young Democrats Club (3).

STALVEY. ANDREA

Charlotte

A.B. in Psychology. Alpha Gamma Delta: Orientatic. ^
liellenic Council Representative, Treasurer (4); Student 0(

3unselor (4) : Paii-

.._ ^w.-..^.. ..,.,^.,„.,v...,«,n., 1 iv<i.->uii;i V*;, L^tuticiii v_.uvernnient. Summer

School Secretary-Treasurer (3); Student Party (3. 4); Wesley Foundation,
Council (41; Wimiens Honor Council. Summer School (3); Young Republicans
Club (3); Y.W.C.A. Council (41.

STAMPER, MARY ANN Creengboro

A.B. in English. FTA (41: Y.W.C.A. (3. 4).

Burlingto

STANFORD, DON CARLTON

B.S. in BrsiNKss Administiution.

STANTON, DAVID MARTIN

B.S. IN BrsiNEjiS Ad.ministration. Delta

STAPLETON, ROBERT LEIGHTON Gatlonia

B.S. in Bisiness Ad.ministration. Sifima Phi Bpsilon ; IFC (2. 3): Handbook
Editor (2): Carolina Handbook Editor (2): NROTC (1, 2, 3. 4); Orientation
Coun.selor (3); Student Legislature (2. 3); Tarnation (1, 2): Universin
Party (1. 2); Y.M.C.A. (I. 2, 3),

Pi: Cardboard.

STARNES, ROBERT HERRON, JR.

B.S. IN BisiNLSS Administration.

STARNES, THOMAS MONROE

B.S. IN BisiNKss Administration.

STATON, ROBERT VINCENT

Henderson ville

Concord

Hende

ville

A.B. IN History. Kappa Alpha: Dance Committee (1, 2. 3). Court (31;
G.M.A.B. (1. 2, 3), Executive Committee (2. 3). Vice-President (3); IFC (2.
3), Publicity Chairman (21 ; Lutheran Student Association: Orientation
Coun.selor (31; Student Council. Summer School; Student Government (2. 31.
Entertainment Committee (3); University Party (3. 41; Yarketii Yaek (2i;
Young Republicans Club; Y.M.C.A. (1. 2).'

STEED, JOHN CONGLETON Chapel Hill

.\.B. IN Radio, Television, and Motion Pictires. Carolina Playmakers (I. 2,
;i. 41; Sound and hury (I, 2, 3, 41; WUNC (3. 4); WUNC-TV (4).

STEPHENS, ELEANOR BELKNAP Asheiille

.\.B. in History. Canterburv Club.

STEWARD, PAWLING S.

Savannah, Ga.

.A.B, IN English. Kappa Higiiia. Vice-President (4); 13 Club (2); Minataurs
(3. 4); NROTC: Ram and Ewe (41: Tennis (1, 3, 41; University Party (:i. 4i ;
loung Republicans Club (3, 41; Y,M.C,A. (1. 2. 3 4).

STEWART, DONALD ALLEN

B.S. IN BrsiNF:ss Administration.

STEWART, ROBERT GLENN, JR.

.\.B. IN SfiENcE. Young Democrats Club (31; Y..M.C..A. (3t.
STEWART, WILLIAM ERNEST

A.B. IN English. Canilitia Qiiurterlii (1); C.M.A.B. (2, 3);
Ram Jet (4) ; Sound and Fury (2) ; Yaeketii Yaek (2).

Marthville

ROTC. Editor

318

STOPFER, HARVEY ROBERT Chapel Hill

B.S. IX BACTEBinLonv.

STRAUGHN, MARY ELIZABETH Fayelterille

A.B. IN Elementary Education. Alpha Gamma Delta; Elections Board; FTA;
Orientation Committee. Secretary: Student Lesislature. Finance Committee:
Student Part}-; University Club; Westminster Fellowsliip; Women's Atiiletic
Association: Y.W.C.A.

STRAUS, PHILIP CHARLES

A.B. in Political Scienie. Tnii Rpsilon Phi: Tennis (I): Track n

;VeK> lorAr, iV. Y.

STRONG, MICHAEL JACOB

A.B. IN JolRNALis.M. CanterbuT

Rhinebeck, iV. 1.

Club (1): G.M.A.B.. Publicity Chairman (3),
Southern Regional Conference (3). Free Film Chairman U), Vice-President
(4): Men's Glee Club (1. 2i; Press Club (3. l>: Sound and Fury (3): Stu
dent Party (I. 2. 3. 4i.

STRUM, MARILYN ELIZABETH Wintton-Salem

Seagrove

A.B. IN Elementary

Edlc

ATION. Dailil Tar He

el (3); FTA (4):

Wc

Residence Council (3)

; fni

versity Chorus (3. 4) ;

House Council (31

; Y

Yack (3. 4).

SUGG, CHARLES FLOYD

.A.B. IN History.

SULLIVAN, LEONARD HOLMES

A.B. IN JOIRNALISM.

Th.

SURRATT, CHARLES FINCH

.\.B. IN PhilosiiI'HY. Ba.sketball; Student Party.

SURRATT, CHARLES THOMAS Spencer

B.S. IN BisiNFSS AuMiKisTRATKiN. G.M.A.B. (1); Vouns Democrats Club

(2. 3. 41.

SUTTON, LEWIS FRANKLYN Goldtboro

A.B. IN Frkmh. Kappa Sigma: G.M.A.B. (1): University Party (2. 3. 4i:
Young Democrats Club 13): V.M.C.A. (1).

SWARINGEN, PEGGY BYRD

•,'. Delta Delta Delta: FTA; University Party;

TALBUTT, JOHN H. Charlotte

A.B. IN Political Science. Carolina Political Union {li; Chess Club (3. 4'.

TANNER, MICHAEL SPENCER

Rutherfordton

Alpha Epnilon: Gorgon's Head: Soccer (1»; More-
incil (1); Track (II; University Club (1).

Burlington

TAYXOR, DAVID JOEL

B.S. in Bi siNhSS Admini.stration.

TAYLOR, RICHARD LEWIS

.A.B. IN EN(iLisH. Zeta P.s)'; Orientation Counselor (2
4); Freshman Camp Counselor (2).

TAYLOR, THOMAS CULLOM

B.S. IN BlSINESS Al)M

Oxford
3) : V.M.C.A. (1, 2, 3,

TEMPLE, JOSEPH EDWARD

ON. Baseball (1

Valdeae

4); Football (I. 2. 3). Fresh-

TEMPLETON, WILLIAM KLASEK

B.S. IN Chemistry.

THOMAS, BENNETT ALLEN, JR. Morven

B.S. IN Business Ad.ministration. Alpha Phi Omega: Delta fUgma Pi: Card-
board {2. 3. 4); Dance Committee (4); Dormitory President (21: Dorniitorv
Manager (2. 3. 41: G.M.A.B.. President (4); IDC (2. 31. Social Chairman (3):
Order of the Grail. Exchequer (3. 4); Order of the Old Well, Secretary-
Treasurer (3. 4); Orientation Committee. Treasurer (3. 4); Orientation
Counselor (2, 3): State Student Legislature (3, 4): Student Government (2.
3. 4); Student Legislature. Floor Leader (2, 3); University Party (2. 3. 4);
V.M.C.A. (1. 2).

THOMAS, CLAUDE BENSON, JR.

A.B. IN English. Concert Band (II: IDC (1)
versity Party (li; Wesley Foundation (1|;
V.M.C.A. (1. 2. 3. t).

THOMAS, JERRY GODDARD

Cardboard (4); G.M.A.B. (4): Men

Ashenille

Dunn

e Club

THOMPSON, ELIZABETH ROBERTS

THOMPSON, ERNEST LYNWOOD, III

A.B. IN Psychology. St. Anthimy Hall.

THOMPSON, JAMES FRANKLIN

A.B. IN English. .S(. Anthonij Hall: Sound and Fury (2. 3).

319

Rocky Mount

G.M.A.B. (31;

Nantucket Island, Ma

THOMPSON, WILLIAM TURNER, JR. Raleigh

B.S. IN Indi'strial Relations. Kappa Sifjma.

TILLMAN, CLIFTON HUNTER Roxboro

A.B. IN Ediiation. Alpfia Phi Oitiega ; Carolina Plavinakers (2. 3. 4): Men's
(Uee Club (1. 2. 3, 4); University Party (1. 2); University Cliorus (3. 4);
Choral Club (2, 3. 4).

TOLAND, HUGH JAMES, JR.

Asheville

Club (2. :i. II : Wrestling (1.

TOMPKINS, CHARLES VAWTER, JR. Alexandria, » a.

A.B. IN History. Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Eta Sigma; Sigma Alpha Epsilon,
Treasurer (3); Order of the Old Well; Orientation Counselor (3): Track (1);
Wrestling (1. 2, 3).

TUCKER, PEGGY ANNE Stanfield

A.B. IN Ediiation. V.W.C.A. (3).

ULMER, JOHN GORDON, JR. Hemingicay, S. C.

.\.B. i.\ Radio. Tklkvision and .Motion Pictures. Laniba Chi Alpha; Carolina
I'laymakers cti; f;.M.A.B. (1); Wrestling (2); WUNC (3): Young Republi-
laiis Club (2 I : Order of the Green Table <2. 3. 4).

UNDERWOOD, JOHN GORDON Alexandria. Va.

A.B. IN ENi.ilsH. CaruliiM Quarterlii (2. 3. li.

INDERWOOD, LAURA NEAL Charlotte

.\.B. IN Edkation. Baptist .Student Union CI. D; KTA (3. 1): Yarkiti4 Yack

iti; V.W.C.A. (3. 41

I PCHURCH, GILBERT RIVERS

.\.B. IN Histokv. Alpha Tun Onniiii; Univer^
Club Representative 121; Slieiks Club (2. 3. 4

Smithfield

ity Party (1. 21 ; U.N.C. Cermaii

I PTON, THOMAS HUGH, JR.

B.S. IN BrsiNbSS Admi.nistration. Ht'ta Haiiima
Eta Sigma; Sigma Phi Ep.-iilou; Orientation Cf
(I. 2).'

USINA RALPH STELLJES

Raleigh

; Phi Beta Kappa; Phi
r ( t ) : University Party

Macon, Ga.

31; Young Republit-aiis

VAN VOORHEES, MARY ALYS Durham

A.B. IN JoiBNALis.M. Sigma Alpha [l^lta ; Canterbury Club (4); Dailu Tar Hri-I
Soiial Editor (3. 4); C.M.A.B.. OflBce Committee (4). Mardi Gras (3, 41 ;
iirieiitation Counselor (4): Student Party (4); Yaiketu Yack (3. 4);
V.W.C.A. (3 1; Matrix Society. Treasurer (3): Editor of Summer SrhnnI

Wi.klii.

VARNUM, JAMES WILSON Supply

U.S. IN Inuistrial Rklations. Football; Monogram Club: Track; AKRdK .

VENTERS, WAYNE VICTOR, II Richland,

B.S. IN BisiNKss Ad.ministr.>tiun. Phi Gamma Delta.

WADE, ALBERT LEE

A.B. IN Eni;lish. Y.M.C.A. (3. 4).

Oxford

W.\LKER, HELEN HOPE

Charletton, W, Va.

WALKER, JAMES ELWOOD Draper

B.S. IN Ebuation. FTA (4i; V.W.C.A. (3i; Intramural Activities (I. 2. 3. n.

WALKER, JOHN LUTHER, JR.

Roanoke. Va.

Mario
Winston-Salei

WALKER, LEROY EPPS

A.B. IN I'HILOSOI-HV.

WALL, DAVID LEE

B.S. IN Indistkial Rklations. IDC; Monogram Club; Wrestling.

WALLACE, KELLEY, JR. Greenville

A.B. IX Zoology. Cardboard (3); IDC (4i: Orientation Counselor (4): Student
Government (3. 4) : Y.M.C.A. (1. 2. 3. 4).

WALLACE, LEWIS JOHN, JR. IHn>ion-Salem

A.B. IN Art. Band (li; Newman Club (3. I); Fencing Club (21; Chess Club
(3. 4).

WALSER, MARGARET VIRGINIA High Point

\.B IN Edication. Delta Delta Delta; FTA (3); Orientation Counselor (3);
I'anhellenic Council Representative (3. 4): University Party (3): V.W.C.A.
(3. 4).

WALSH, WILLIAM C. Arlington, fa.

B.S. IN BrsiNKSs Ad.ministration. Thita Chi. President (4i; IFC (3. (i.

320

WALSTON, ELMO HARDIN

B.i

Br

Chapel Hill

Tarboro

WALTERS, THOMAS NOBLE

A.B. IN Enclish. Alp/io Phi iiwruii: CISC U) : Dailv Tar Herl (2); IDC.
President (2. 3. 4i: Order of the Cmil C). 41 : Rum and Ewe (4): University
I'artv (3).

WARBURTON, SUSAN GREGORY

W illiamaburg, Va.

A.B. IN KDitATiuN. Pi Beta Phi: Canterbury Club (3); Orientation Committe
14); Iniversitv Partv (3): Yarketii Yack (3): Young Democrats Club (3i
V.W.C.A. (3. 4).

WARDRUP, LEO C, JR.

Middletboro, AV.

\.]i. IN Knulish. Alpha Tan Onif<7o; Phi Beta Kappa: Dance Committee |2.
3. 4); Dialectic Senate (2); Men's Olee Club (1. 21: Orientation Counselor
(4i; Student Government (2. 3i; Student l.esislature (2. 31; Student Party
(2); University Party (8. 4): Vouns Democrats Club (2); Dance Committee
Court (4) ; Sheik Club (2, 3. 4) ; Special Freshman Academic Group (1).

Council

ariK Democrats

WARNER, SIDNEY ROGERS

A.B. IN History. Pi Kappa Phi. President (4); IfX (
Club (1. 2, 3. 41.

WARREN, CAROLINE BROWN Wilminglon

B.S. IN BlsiNF.ss Administration. Cardboard (3. 4); Orientation Committee
(Summer Session); Orientation Coun.selor (Summer Session); Student Govern-
ment; Student Partj- (3. 4). Social Chairman; Women's Residence Council
(Summer Session. 4): Y.W.C.A. (8. 4i; Mclver Dormitory President (4).

W ARREN, CAROLYN

WARWICK, ROBERT F.

B.S. IN BisiNESs .Administration. Chi Phi.

Winchester, Tenn.

Wilmingto

WATSON, DAVID THOMAS Raleigh

A.B. IN Eni^lish. Delta Kappa Epxiinn : Sheik.s. President: German Clul).

WAYNICK, WALLACE ANNE Reidsrille

\.K. IN Edi CATION. FTA (3. 4); Vouns Republicans Club (3); CCC.

WEBB, KATHRYN KYLE

Raleigh

WEBSTER, BETTY RENE Maditot

.\.B. IN Eni.lish. Kappa Delta. Treasurer; FTA: Student Partv; I'enni^
Club; Vouns Demmrats Club; V.W.C.A.

WEBSTER, KATHERINE MARIE Princeton, iV. /.

A.B. IN Eni;lish. Student Partv (3): V.W.C.A. (3, 4): University Chorus
(3. 4): Westminster Fellowship (3. 4).

WEBSTER, THOMAS CARLTON

.\.B. IN Chkmistrv.

WEINSTEIN, ROBERT MORTON

WEISNER. RYLAN CAMPBELL

A.B. IN Histohv.

WEITZMAN, NANCY SCHECHTER

A.B. IN En(.i.ish.

WELLONS, ROBERT LEON

B.S. IN BiSINKSS .\d.mi.vistration.

Yanceyville

WENBERG, BETTE ANNE

i)N. Phi Mn; Stray Greeks

WENDT, DAVID NELSON

B.S. IN (iKoLouv. Theta Chi.

if' illitlon Park, ,\. 1 .

WESTBROOK JANE WARD

A.B. IN History. Chi Uniegu: Canterbury Club (4); V.W.C.A.

Dunn

3. 4) ; WAA

WHALING, EUGENE COX

B.S. IN INDCSTRIAL RkLATIONS. fiin
(2): V..M.C.A. (1. 2. 3. 4).

WHATLEY, JAMES EVERETT

WHEELER, HAROLD GRAY

.\.B. IN KDltATION.

W inston-Saleni

Cheerleader (2); University Club

Atlanta, Ga.

4) ; Track (1. 2, 3. 4) ;

321

WHIMS, HAROLD CARTER, JR.

A.B. IN PsYCHUHKiY,

WHITAKER, ROY GILBERT

A.B. IN SixiOLmiv.

WHITE, HELEN SYDNOR

A.B. IN EniCATioN. Delta Gamma; Stl

Asheboro
Burlington
Withegboro

Greeks (3, 4): Y.W.C.A.

Sanfon

ega ; Fhi Beta Kappa

WHITE, WILLIAM HENRY, JR.

B.S. IN Mkdicine. Alpha Epsiluii Ihlta; Alpha Phi Oh
Orientation Counselor.

WHITEHEAD, EUGENE THOMAS, III Scotland Neck

.\.B. IN HisTORV. Phi Eta Sitiiita: Phi Kappii Siyiita, Secretary (2), Social
Cliairnian (3); Sigma Alpha Delta: siiima Kpsil'ui Xi; 13 Club: Saturday
Club: Canterbury Club (1. 2. 3, 4): Debate ( (jumil (2): Dialectic Senate (1.
-', 3. 4), Treasurer (3): G.M.A.B. (31, (hairinan of Forum Committee; IFC

12, 3): Mens Glee Club (1. 2): Morebead Scbolar: Order of the Old Well

13, 4): Orientation Counselor (3. 4): Publications Board (3, 4): Yackety
Yack {1, 2, 3, 4), Editor (4), Managing and Co-Beatuy Editor (3), Profes-
sional Schools Editor (21: Young Democrats Club (:!, 4); Y.M.CA. (1, 2, 3, 4).

WHITEHURST, KIT

Danville, Va,

esentative (3):

WHITELEY, MARY SUSAN Towson, Md.

A.B. IN En(;lish. Alpha Delta Pi. President (4): Canterbury Club (3); Ulii-
M-isity Party (t); Y.W.C.A. (3).

WHITFIELD, PAUL L. Durham

.\.B. IN English. Carolina Forum (3), Secretary; Carolina Symposium, Pub-
licity Committee (4): Dailu Tar Heel (3, 4), Editorial Staff: Dormitory Vice-
I'lesident (2). President (3); IDC (3): National Student Association (3),
liir>rl,ii of Seminar on International Student Relations (3), Coordinator (4),
li.l. i.,ilr to XSA CoiiRress id, DeleKation Chairman; Order of the Old Well
I : /,'.././ n,iil Kin, Associate Editor (41: Student Government (2, 3, 4), Bi-
I'aiti^.di Selections Board (4(, Budget Committee (3), President's Cabinet
'ii: Orientation Counselor (3); Student Legislature {2, 3): State Student
Legislature (3, 4); Student Party (2, 3, 4): Young Democrats Club (2, 3);
Y.M.CA. (2).

WHITT, JOHN FRANKLIN

A.B. IN Psychology. Band (I. :

Kerner,ville

Dormitory President (2); IDC (2).

WHITTAKER, CONNIE

A.B. i\ Iv
\-a'lkyries

WHITTY. JOAN CHRISTOPHER

.\.B. IN UiiA.MAnc Akt. Carolina Play

WILKINS, JAMES SARTIN

U.S. IN BrSINKSS An.MINISTR.iriON.

Whittier, Calif.

Kappa Delta: Canterbury Club (3, 4), Treasurer (4); Caro-
ls. 4). Vice-chairman (4); Orientation Counselor (4):
Y.W.C.A. (3, 4).

Netc Bern

ikers (2. 3, 4): Sound and Fury (11.

Shelby

WILKINS, LEROY EDWARD

WILLIAMSON, ELEANOR CARTER

A.B. IN BlSINKSS AlLMINISTRATION. Deltl,

G.M.A.B. (3, 4); Orientation Counselor
versity Party (3, 4); Y.W.CA, (3, 4).

WILLIAMSON, HAROLD EVERETTE

WILLIAMSON, SARA DARGAN Darlington, S. C.

A.B. IN Mathl.matus. Delta Delta Delta: Canterbury Club (3, 4). Vestry (41;
G.M.A.B. (3. 41; Splash Club (3); I'niversity Party (3, 41: Y.W.C.A. (3. 4),
Cabinet Member.

WILLIAMSON, STANLEY MORRIS

B.S. IN Chk.mistry. Alpha Chi Sigma:

Charlotte

stry Club (4); Orientation

WILLIFORD, MARTHA ALICE

A.B. IN KuicAriox. Delta Delta Delta; Cheerleader

WILLINGHAM, GAIL S.

St. Petersburg, Fla.

); FTA (3, 4); Uni-

WILLIS, WILLIAM A., JR.

Fayetteville

B.S. IN iNDisTRiAL Rklations. Caniliiiii ijiinrteitii (1. 2), Advertising Man-
ager (21: Driilij Tar Heel. Business Staff (1): Debate Squad (41: G.M.A.B.
(11; Student Party (1, 2, 3); University Club (1): Yacketii Yack, Business
Staff (4) ; Young Democrats Club (2, 3. 41.

WILLOUGHBY, HILDA SORRELL Dunn

W ILSON. FRANK AMALPHUS

r..S. IN BiMNI.SS An.MlNISTRAlKlN.

12. :ll ; Hail II Tar Heel (1 i.

Dunn

Kappa Alpha, Treasurer (2, 3) ; Band

Absecon, IS. J.

WILSON, LAWRENCE ADDISON, JR.

.\.B. IN Chemistry.

WILSON, PATRICIA DAVIS Charlottenille, Va.

A.B. IN English. Pi Beta Phi; Canterbury Club (3. 4): Orientation Counselor
(4); Ram and Ewe (4); Sound and Fury (3); Tennis (3, 4): Y.W.C.A. (3, 4),

322

Silver Spring, Md.

WILSON, WILLIAM JOHN, III

A.B. IN English,

WINSLOW, JULIAN EMMETT, JR. Hertford

A.B. IN History. Pi Kappa Alpha, Social Chairman (2, 3); 1.1 Club (1. 2. 3);
Canterbury Club (1. 2); German Club (2. 3); Men's Glee Club (I); University
Tarty (I); Young Democrats Club (1, 2); Y.M.C.A. {1, 2).

WINSTON, BARRY T.

A.B. IN Sociouwv. St. Anihrmii Hall: Dailii Tar Heel (2. 3).

Chapel Hill

WISLER, CAROLYN Seoul, Korea

.\.B. IN PsYcHoLmn-. Pi Beta Phi: Flight Angel (4): Student Government (4);
Wesley Foundation (3); V.W.C.A. (3. 4).

WOLTZ, BEN VAN DALSEM Greensboro

A.B.

Hir/iiia Chi, President (4); 13 Club (2, 3); IFC (4): Orienta-
University Party (1. 2. 3).

Counselor (3, 4); Student Legislatu

WOLTZ, JOHN MONTGOMERY, JR.

B.S. IN Geology. Sigma Chi: Swimming (1

WOOD, ARNOLD TERRY

B.S. IN BlSINESS Ad.\

(3) ; IDC (1) ; IFC (3
WOOD, ROBERT DALE

Greensboro

University Party (1. 2. 3. 4).

Charlolte

President (4). Treasurer

WOOD, ROY SMITH, JR. Miami. Fla.

A.B. IN History. Delta Upsilan: Phi Assembly (1, 2).

WOOD, THOMAS BENBURY Edenlon

A.B. IN EorcATloN. Zeta Psi.

WOODRUFF, RUTH R. Orlando, Fla.

A.B. IN History. Pi Beta Phi: Canterbury Club (3); Sound and Fury (3);

Splash Club (3); University Party (4); Yueketv Yack (4); Young Democrats
Clul) (3) : Y.W.C.A. (3, 41.

WOODS, MARY ANNE Raleigh

A.B. IN English. Alpha Delta Pi: Westminster Fellowship (4); Y.W.C.A. (41.

WOODY, DORIS JOAN Asheville

.\.B. IN JoiRNALisM. Alpha Chi Omega: Press Club (3, 4); Sound and Fury

(3); Stray Greeks (3). Secretary-Treasurer (4); University Chorus (3);
Baptist Student Union (3).

WORSLEY, CHARLES KILLIAN

WRAY, GEORGE WILLIAMSON, JR. • Charlotte

B.S. IN Indistrial Relatio.ns. Alpha Phi Oniega; Kappa Sigma, Social Chair-
man (3). Rush Chairman (4); Dance Committee (3. 4); German Club Repre-
sentative (3, 41 ; G.M.A.B. (2); Senior Day Committee (4); Y.M.C.A. (3).

WRIGHT, DONALD LEE Ruffin

B.S. IN Che.mistry. Phi Beta Kappa: Chemistry Club (2. 3, 4). Vice-President
(41; IDC (2).

WRIGHT, HOWLAND FEARING

-\.B. IN History.

Elizabeth City

WRIGHT, PERRY WAYNE

B.S. IN iNDLSTRiAL RELATIONS. Cardboard; Student Party.

YOPP, JACK GERARD

Jacksonville

-\.B. IN Radio. Television and Motion Pictures. Graham Memorial Staff (3,
n; Young Democrats Club (1, 2, 3. 4); Y.M.C.A. (1, 3, 4).

Kirkuk, Iraq

Club (2) ; Soccer (2).

YOUHANNA, THEODORE

A.B. IN EcoNO.Mics. Cosmopolitan Club (2); Monog

YOUNG, ERNEST FRANKLIN, JR. Charlotte

A.B. IN History. Pi Kappa Alpha; Track.

ZICKGRAF, WILLIAM GRANT Franklin

B.S. IN Business Administration. Phi Delta Theta : Monogram Club (2, 3. 4):
(iriciit.itiiiii Counselor (2); Swimming (1. 2, 3. 4); Track (4); Y.M.C.A. (1.
L'. ;ii. Krcshiiiaii Camp Counselor.

ZIMMERMAN, EDWARD KLINE Elizabeth City

.\.B. IN Radio. Television and Motion Pictures. Carolina Plavmakers (3, 4);
Men's Glee Club (1) ; WUNC (1, 2. 3, 4); WUNC-TV (1, 2).

ZOLLICOFFER, JOHN HILLIARD, JR. Henderson

Epsilan: Phi Alpha Theta: Phi Beta Kappa:
nmittee (2); Student Government (1. 2. 3, 4);
iversity Party (1. 2, 3, 4) ; Morehead Scholar.

A.H. IN lliMORY. Delta Kappa
I'lii Etii Si:i„ia: Orientation Co
Student Legislature (1, 2); Ur

ZWAHLEN, ROBERTA ANN

.\.B. I.N Radio, Television and Motion Pictures. Kappa Delta; Canterbury
Club (1. 2. 3. 4); Cardboard (1, 2): Carolina Playmakers (3); Daily Tar Heel
(1. 21; G.M.A.B. (1. 2, 31; Sound and Fury (1, 2. 4): Splash Club (1):
Student Party (I, 2, 3, 4); Women's Glee Club (1, 2, 3, 4); WUNC (1, 2, 4);
Voung Republicans Club (1. 2); Y,W.C,A, (2),

323

CHUCK CUSHMAN

Treasurer

Juniors

SARAH ARNOLD

Social Chairman

First Row:

Abt-riiPthy. Bryte Baker, Chapel Hill; Abernelliy.
William Randolph, l^hi Phi, Hickory; Acker.
Judith Ann. Norfolk. Va. ; Adam^i, George Bryan.
Jr.. Zeta Psi. Charlotte: Adams. Nancy Ann.
Miami, Fla.

Second Row:

Adams, Patricia Anne, Fuquay Springs; Adams,

Robert Taylor. Alexandria. Va.: Adams, Sarah

Randolph. Kingsport. Tenn.: Adcock. William

Olin. Jr.. Phi Eta Sigma. Knoxville. Tenn.:

Adkins. Margaret Ann, Alpha Gamma Delta,

Charlotte.

Third Row:

Agee, George S., Hickory; Albert, Rudolf Franz,
Nebo: Albrecht. John Howard, Chapel Hill;
Alexander. John Thomas. Jr.. Pi Kappa Alpha.
Statesville; Alford. James David, Zebulon.

Fourth Row:

Alford, Jim Wayne, Sigma Chi, Durham: Alls-
brook, Mary Ann, Johnson City, Tenn,; Alper.
Peter Jonathan, Pi Lambda Phi, Great Neck,
N, Y,; Alphix, Fred. Jr.. Mount Olive; Alston.
Allene Taylor, Littleton.

Filth Row:

\mmons. James Floyd, Fayetteville; Anderson.
\rlhur Reginald. New Bern: Arbogast. Virginia
l.i-i'. Xsheville; Arey. Tony Josephus. fionconl:
Armstrong, Madeline Aileen, Rigewood, N. J.

Sixth Row:

Arnold. Sarah. Monroe, Ga.; .Atheneos. Michael
Anthony. Bronx, N. Y,; Atkins, Jo Ann, Albe-
marle; Austin, Ernest Hampton, Jr.. Hamlet:
Bailey, Beverly Ann, Clarksburg. W\ \'a.

Seventh Row:

Baker. Charles Louis, Raleigh; Baker, Donald
Randolph, Marion. Va. ; Baker. Mary Todd. Knox-
ville. Tenn.: Baker. Mourdine. Charleston. S. C:
Ballis. Kim. Lambda Chi .Alpha. Charleston. S. C.

Eighth Row

liane. Sara Evalyn, Raleigh; Barbee, Jajiies
Dorris, Jr., Cramerton; Barker. Graden Lee. Jr..
Oriental; Barkley. Carl A.. Phi Kappa Sigma.
Winston-Salem; Barks. Coleman Bryan, Phi Delta
Theta, Chattanooga, Tenn.

325

First Row:

Barnes, Luther Matthew. III. Alpha Phi Omega,
Rocky Mount: Barnes. William Watson. Zeta
Psi, Wilson; Barrier, Boyd Ray, Jonas Ridge;
Basnight. Norma Gwynn. Greenville; Bass.
Charlene Lynne. Elberton. Ga.

Serond Row:

Bass. Gerald Lane. Havelock; Bass. Harris Hart-
well, Sigma Nu, Chapel Hill; Bass. Mary Orpha.
Louisville. Ky.; Baucom. Bennie Winfred. Sigma
Phi Epsilon. Concord; Baucom, Edward Bryce.
Delta Sigma Pi. Rockingham.

Third Row:

Bayliff, James Douglas. Delta Sigma Pi, Graham;
Beams, Patricia Alice, Delta Delta Delta, Martins-
ville. Va. ; Beaty. Carolyn McNaul. .Siler City;
Belanga. Paul Bryan, Creswell; Beleos. Constance,
Camden, S. C.

Fourth Rotv:

Btll. Graham. Fayetteville; Bell, Joseph Taylor.
Cliapel Hill; Belton, Richard Paul, Charlotte;
Bender. John Joseph. Red Springs; Bender. John
Robert. Jr.. Beta Theta Pi, Winston-Salem.

Fifth Row:

Bender. Neil Carmichael. Pollocksville; Bennett.
Joseph Collier, Pi Kappa Phi, Asheville; Benson,
Robert Donald, Henrietta; Benthall. Ruben
\hvin. Rich Square; Beranek. David Nickell.
Charlotte.

Sixth Row:

Berg. Lawrence Stephen. West Long Branch.
N. J.; Bernhardt. Charles John, Charlotte;
Bernstein, Page. Sigma Nu, Raleigh; Belts.
Leonidas Judd. Jr.. Phi Eta Sigma. Fuquay
Springs; Bilisoly, James Alvis, Greensboro.

Seventh Roiv:

Biren. David Robert. Chi Psi, Arlington, Va. ;
Bishop. Wayne Statan. Greenville: Black. Charles
Benaji. Cherryville; Black, Geoffrey Lavrence.
Mount Royal. Quebec; Black. John William.
Charlotte.

Eighth Row:

Black. Nancy Margaret. Rockingham; Blackwood.
Carl Waiter. Farmville; Blackwood. James Daniel.
Gastonia; Blake. Shelley Wayne. Aberdeen:
Blakely. Robert Franklin. Phi Kappn Sigma.
Spartanburg. S. C.

326

First Row:

Blalock. Julian David, Prospect Hill; Blevins.
Lester Garner, Grassy Creek; Blitzer, Dorothy
June, Long Beach, N. Y.; Boaz, Margaret Wright.
Chi Omega, Winston-Salem; Bolinger, Bobby
Mose, Vale.

Second Row:

Bonner, Ann Elizabeth. High Point; Borden,
Robert Hanes, Delta Kappa Epsilon, Goldsboro;
Bost, Thomas McCoUum, Sigma Alpha Epsilon,
Charlotte; Bowen. Mary Barrington, Gastonia;
Boyd, Clarence Lacy, Jr.. Chapel Hill.

Third Roiv:

Brackett, George Calvin, Gastonia; Bradshaw.
Rush Leonard, Belmont; Brandon. John Louis.
Durham: Branham, David Allen. Alpha Tan
Omega, Raleigh; Branner, William Arthur. Jr.,
Charlotte.

Fourth Row:

Braswell, James Michael, Phi Kappa Sigma,
Charlotte; Bratten, David John, Winston-Salem;
Brawley, Edward Thomas, Durham; Brewer,
Ernest Craven, Kappa Sigma, Faison; Bridgers,
Julian Dalma. Jr., Conway.

Fifth Row:

Britton. Jo Maria. Raleigh; Brinkley. Elizabeth
Tucker. Plymouth; Britt. Alton Alfred, Jr.. Pi
Kappa Phi, Valdese; Brock. Joan Marion, Bur
linglon; Brock, Ruth Fordham, Richlands.

Sixth Row:

Brooks, Albert D., Ill, Chapel Hill: Brooks. Jack
Boyce. Charlotte; Brooks. John Charles, Green-
ville; Brown, Edward Addison, Salisbury; Brown.
Franklin Roosevelt. Tarboro.

Seventh Row:

Brown, Mary Lois, Cherryville; Brown, Ralph
Bradbury. Winston-Salem; Browning. Robert
Locke, Jr.. Alpha Epsilon Delta, Monroe; Brum-
ley. Alfred Neal. Pi Kappa Phi, Charlotte;
Bruner. Ethel W.. Knoxville. Tenn.

Eighth Row:

Bryan, Donald Thomas, Phi Gamma Delta, Rocky
Mount; Buchanan, David Nathan. Gastonia:
Buchanan. James Wesley. Alpha Phi Omega,
Hickory: Bull. Dorothy Richmond. Delta Delta
Delta, Montgomery, Ala.; Bunch, Gerald Lough.
Poplar Branch.

327

First Row:

Burch, Barbara Anne. Bronxville. N. Y.; Burch.
Edith Carol. Bat Cave; Burge. Robert A.. Sigma
(.hi. Asheboro; Burke. William Richard. Jr..
Wilson: Burner, Fredric .\rlen. Alpha Epsilon
Delia, Wadesboro.

Second Row:

Burnham, Claude Francis. South Mills; Bush,
Barbara Marie, Fayetteville; Bynum, Frank
Hines. Jr.. Kappa Sigma. Raleigh; Byrd. Harvey
Dwight, Erwin; Cadieu. James Myers. Charlotte.

Third Row:

Cagle, William Baird. Alpha Tau Omega. Ashe-
ville; Cain, Lee Roy. Elizabethtown; Caldwell.
James Alexander. Lincolnton; Camp. Robert
Bernard. Cherry ville; Campen, Sidney Sawyer,
Edenton.

Fourth Row:

Carden. William Arthur. Winston-Salem; Carlan.
Mary Cabell, Candor; Carlton, Patrick William,
Falls Church, Va. ; Carpenter. Bennia Jo. Thomas-
ville; Carroll. Edmund Griffin, Cambridge, Mass.

Filth Rotv:

Carter. Catherine Brooks. Dan\ille. Va.; Carter.
Clarence W., Pi Kappa Phi. Winston-Salem;
Carter, Robert Wilson, .Alpha Epsilon Delta.
Selma; Cartwright. William B., Sigma Chi.
Chapel Hill; Cashion, Roy Wilson, Sanford.

Sixth Row:

Cashwell, Richard Gordon. Pi Kappa .ilpha.
Albemarle; Chandler. Thomas Nason. Statesville;
Chesson. Jack Holt, Jamestown; Chewning, David
Earl, Jr.. Chapel Hill; Church, Clay Franklin, Jr.,
Alpha Epsilon Delta, Delta Phi Alpha, Phi Eta
Sigma, Lenoir.

Seventh Row:

Clark, Charles Frederick, Jr„ Kappa Alpha, Ashe-
ville; Clark, Edwin, Albemarle; Clay, Robert M..
Raleigh; Cloninger, Shirley Kennedy, Dallas;
l!obb. Donnell Borden, Jr„ Delta Kappa Epsilon.
Goldsboro.

Eighth Row:

Cobbs, Janet Barbara, Webster Groves, Mo.;
Coddington, Dabney Minor. Jr., Zeta Psi, Char-
lotte: Coenen, Walter D, E.. Alpha Phi Omega.
Chapel Hill; Coffin, Harris Alexander. Asheboro;
Cohen, Jerry Edward, Pi Lambda Phi, .Morgan-
ton.

328

Fir. St Row:

Cole. Tollie Boyce, Acme; Coley, Charles Rowe,
Newton: Collias. Nick. Charlotte; Collier. Forrest
L.. III. Phi Kappa Sigma, Charlotte; Collins,
■lames McLeod, Southern Pines.

Second Row:

Collins. Mary Frances. Wilson; Connell. James
Paul Beardsley, Jr., Kappa Alpha. Henderson;
Connell. Mary Frances. Raleigh; Cook. Geraldine,
Ashexille; Coolidge. Warren H.. Spring Lake.

Third Row:

Cooper, Gary Edward. Sigma Chi. Salisbur);
Cooper, Wilson Reid. Jr.. Phi Beta Kappa. Phi
Delta Theta. Phi Eta Sigma. Signal Mountain.
Tenn. ; Courtney, Florence Lynne, Raleigh;
Cowan. Gaylord Hunt. Kappa Alpha. Forest City;
Cowan. Robert Jenkins. Alpha Phi Omega, Beta
Theta Pi. Phi Eta Sigma. (Greensboro.

Fourth Row:

Coye. Beth Frances. Norfolk. \a.; Craddock.
George Edward. Jr.. Gary; Craig. Plezzy Harbor.
Jr.. Hillsboro: Craven. Burit Doyle. Chapel Hill;
Crawford, Jane. Delta Delta Delta, Asheville.

Filth Row:

Crist, Takey, Jacksonville; Crockett. Nancy
Florence. Bluefield. W. Va.; Creuse. Paul Obeli.
Winston-Saletn; Crowder. \nne Ellen. Sanford;
Crowell. James Sheffield, Fayetteville.

Si.xth Row:

Crowther. Frank Harrison, Chevy Chase. Md.;
Crumbley. Mary Louise. Charlotte; Grumpier.
Sylvia McKoy. Mebane; Crumpton. Leiotfe Rose.
Roxhoro; Crutchfield. Leslie Alice. Charlotte.

Seienth Row:

Gulbreth. Beverly Ann. Alpha Gamma Delta. Sled-
man; Cushman. Charles Arthur. Phi Delta Theta.
Philadelphia. Pa.: Daniel. Carey Williamson. Jr..
Durham; Dannenbaum. Alice. Wilmington: Darm-
stalter, George Edward, Chi Psi, Brecksville,
Ohio.

Eighth Row:

Davis, Bette Sue, Monroe; Davis, Charles Eugene,
Hazelwood; Davis, Frances Jane, Bristol, Va. ;
Davis. James Horton. Jr., Chapel Hill; Davis,
Luther Joshua, Jr., South Mills.

329

First Row:

Davis. Mary Mailly. Odessa, Del.: Davis, Nancy
.Starr. Chapel Hill: Dawson. Elizaheth Ann. Fay-
etteville: Deal. Albert Leonard. Hickory; Deans,
John Frederick. Phi Delia Thcia, Wilson.

Second Row:

DeArmon. Frances Anne, Chi Omega. Charlotte;
DeBank, Douglas Fredrick. Theta Chi. Northport.
N. Y.; DeBorde. Lyndon Walls. Elkin; Dees.
Anthony Roane, Goldsboro: DeLoiselle, Monte
Fred. Watermill, N. Y.

Third Row:

DeVere. Diana Arneson. Morganton: Devin. Vir-
ginia Peyton, Silver Spring, Md.; Dimsdale.
.lames Richard. Cranierton; Dixon, Robert Wind-
sor. Asheville; Dixon. William C. Jr.. Chapel
Hill.

Fourth Roiv:

Dockery. Paula Carolyn. Weaverville; Dodd.
Florence Spotswood, Suffolk, Va.: Doggett. John
Taylor. St. Anthony Hall, Greensboro: Donis-
ihorpe. Sue Mae. Arcadia. Calif.; Donelly.
Carolyn F., Asheville.

Fifth Row:

Donnorunimo. Francis Vincent. 11. Brandford.
Conn.; Dougherty. John Joseph. Fayetteville;
Dowdy. Ruth Crowell. Charlotte; Draper, Joseph
Collins. Jr.. Rich Square: Drew. John T.. Kajipa
.4!pha, Gaffney, S. C.

Sixth Row:

Driscoll. Raymond Leverings, Jr.. Kensington.
Md.: Droze. Haywood Daniel. Alpha Tan Omega.
Washington. D. C; Drye. Robert Stanly. Oak-
boro; Duke, Raymond Langford. Apex: Duncan.
Jane Cannon, Sparta.

Seventh Row:

Dunlap. Benjamin Emerson, Wagram; Eagle,
John Chalmers. Jr.. Albemarle; Earnshaw. Gwen-
dolyn J.. Benson: Eckerson. Anne Terrill. Troy:
Edwards. Robert Luther, Sigma Nil. Raleigh.

Eighth Row:

Edwards. Rudolph Lee. Rutherfordlon; Elden.
Julie, Wellesley Hills. Mass.; Elliott, Donald
Eugene. Stony Point; Ellis. David Alfred.
Gamboa. Canal Zone; Ellis, William Geiger. Jr..
Delta Vpsilon, Penns Grove. N. J.

330

First Row:

Ellwanger. David Carroll, Ruffin; Ennis, Leon
Martin. Dunn; Etheridge, William Douglas, Pi
Kappa Alpha, Oak City; Evans, David Arnold,
Jr.. Greenville; Evans, Gabriel Marlin, High
Point.

Second Row:

Evans. Merri Angela. Stray Greek, Nashville.
Tenn.; Fair. Jackson Glenn. Jr.. Lambda Chi
Alpha, Louisville, Ky.; Falls, Felix Crowder,
Bessemer City; Farnham, Christie Anne, Bristol.
Va.; Farrell. Frank Wilson. Jr., Phi Gamma
Delta. Alpha Epsilon Delta, Lillington.

Third Rou

Ra

Faucette. John Roberts. Swannanoa; Fe
Davis, Delta Sigma Pi, Wilmington; Ferguson,
Robert Bruce. Charlotte; Fields, Curtis M.,
Lambda Chi Alpha, Phi Mu Alpha, Thomasville;
Finrher. James Reid. Kannapolis.

Fourth Row:

Fisher. Linda Lee, Mount Pleasant; Fitts, Walter
Middleton. Kappa Alpha, Lexington; Fleishman.
Harriett Bernice, Fayetteville; Floyd, Jack Wil-
liam, Kings Mountain; Forbes, Jerry L., States-
ville.

Fifth Row:

Forsyth. Lucy Ann, Birmingham, Ala.; Foscue,
Bettye. Maysville; Fountain. James Andrew.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Macon. Ga. ; Fowler, Bruce
Owen. Durham; Fowler. Glenda, Salem, Va.

Sixth Row:

Fox. James Edward. Sigma Chi. Bluefield, W.
Va.; Fox, John William, Phi Eta Sigma. Delta
Sigma Pi, Clark, N. J.; Francis, William R..
Harmony; Frasier. LeRoy Benjamin, Durham;
Frasier. Ralph Kennedy, Durham.

Seventh Row:

Frazier, Richard Ernest, Kappa Sigma, Golds-
boro; Frazier, Samuel Kindley, Jr.. Raleigh;
Freeman. Carol Griffith, Richmond, Va. ; Frye,
Dolores Ann. Hickory; Fulcher, Walter Graham,
Morehead City.

Eighth Row:

Funai, Joyce Elaine. Richmond. Va. ; Furnian.
Charles Manning, HI, Sigma Nu. Charlotte;
Furtado. Donald Atlas. Phi Gamma Delta,
Garner; Furtado. Robert Antliony. Phi Gamma
Delta, Alpha Phi Omega, Garner; Gaddy, Charles
Elliott, Albemarle.

331

First Roiv:

Gallagher. John Michael. Kappa Sigma. Alpha
Epsilun Delia. Chapel Hill: (lard, \niiie I.aurir.
Elizabeth City: Garrett. Cecil Franklin. Elizabeth
City: Garris. John William. Goldsboro: (liaril.
Donald Joseph. Henderson.

Second Row:

Gibbons. Joel Woods. Beta Theln Pi, Memphis.
Tenn. : Giles. John Burke. Lexington: Gilliam.
Ned Donald. Phi Eta Sigma. Charlotte: Gilliland.
McCoy. Durham; Givens, Michael Carlisle, Char-
lotte.

Third Row:

Glover. Dale Price. Phi Mu Alpha. Chapel Hill:
CJodwin. Gail Kathleen, Asheville: Godwin.
Herman Allen. Jr.. Pi Kappa Alpha. Dunn:
Godwin. William Stanford, Erwin: Goldsmith.
Albert Lewis. Jr., Chi Phi, Phi Eta .'iigma. Lin-
colnton.

Fourth Row:

Goodman. Edward Jay, Zeta Beta Tau. Ports-
mouth, Va, ; Grabs, Omnia Omily, Jr., King:
Graham, Larry Gregson. Lambda Chi Alpha.
Goldston: Grausman. Richard Irvin, Zeta Beta
Tail. New York. N. Y.: Gray. Robert .McDonald,
in. Delta Upsilon. Phi Eta Sigma. Fort Stewart.
Ga.

Fifth Row:

Grayson, Elizabeth French, Dallas, Tex.: Green.
Caroline Tucker. Atlanta. Ga. ; Green. Charles
Morris. Delta Upsilon. Winston-Salem; Greene.
Nancy Marie. Augusta, Ga. ; Greenfield. Cecelia
Doreen, Kernersville,

Sixth Row:

Gregory. Elizabeth Buxton, Halifax; Gregory
Richard H„ Jr.. Beta Thetn Pi, Rocky Mount:
(Jregory, Sue Middleton, Rocky Mount: Gricc
Camille Jennette, Raleigh; Griffin, Carl Hender
son. Rome. Ga.

Seventh Row:

Griffin. Curtis P.. Marshville; Griffin, Martha
Coltrane, Laurinburg; Grimes, Thomas Robert,
Wendell: Grodsky, Peter P., Tail Epsilon Phi.
Durham: Guy, Samuel Cole, Kappa Alpha, Pitts-
burgh, Pa,

Eighth Row:

Hafer, Mary Suzanne, Hickory; Hagaman, Robert
Preston, Lenoir: Haile, Jane Monroe, Washington.
D. C; Hall. Douglas Hines. Greensboro; Hall.
Jean Hutto, Roanoke Rapids.

332

First Row:

Hall. Kenneth Tinsley. Pi Kappa Alpha. Durham :
Hamad. Awni Mohamad. Rocky Mount; Hamer.
Patricia Douglas. Lenoir; Hamill. Roscoe \^ ilkin?.
III. Phi Kappa Sigma. \^eldon; Hamilton. Nancy
C. Chalybeate Springs.

Second Row:

Hamilton. Phillip Ronald. Phi .\tu Alpha. Mc
Coll, .S. C. ; Hamlet. Swayn Gray. .4lpha Phi
Omega. Reidsviile; Hammes. Elmore Martin.
Helta Sigma Pi. Hendersonville; Harding. Ben-
jamin Renny. Mocksville; Harding. Patricia Ann,
Alpha Sigma Tau. Cuyahoga Falls. Ohio.

Third Row:

Hardison. Rossie Pinkney. Jr.. Wallace; Hardy.
Ira May. Kappa Sigma. Chapel Hill; Hare. Jef-
frey AveriU, Phi Gamma Delta, Ann .\rbor.
Mich.; Harper, Sanford Coston, III, Sigma Phi
Epsilon. Winston-Salem; Harris. Kenneth Rhyne.
Slatesville.

Fourth Roiv:

Harris. Leon Johnson. Jr.. Theta Chi. Henderson;
Harris. Mary Ben. New London; Harrison. Henry
T.. Draper; Harrison, William Mortimer. Jr..
Durham; Harriss. George N.. Wilmington.

Fijth Row:

Hart. William .Ardley. Phi Eta Sigma. Fayelte-
ville; Hartzog, Mary Louise, Delta Delta Delta.
Greenwood, S. C; Harvey. Mary Ann. .SheffieKI.
Ala.; Hatcher. Wade Lemuel. Jr.. .\sheville;
Hatehett. Jane. Rocky Mount.

Sixth Row:

Hawkins. Herbert Henry. Jr., Phi Kappa Sigma.
Quantico, V'a.; Hayes, Lawrence Douglas, Signui
Gamma Epsilon. Kernersville; Hayes. Roger Lee.
Winslon-Salem; Hayworth. Ray Milton. Ashe-
boro; Hearne. V^ anda Layne. Kannapolis.

Seventh Row:

Hedrick. Joan Reid. Delta Delta Delta, Tampa,
Fla.; Helms. Harold Parks. Chi Phi. Charlotte:
Hemphill. Howard Don. Greensboro; Hemstreet.
Eleanor. Augusta. Ga.; Henderson. Perrin
Quarles, Sigma .Alpha Epsilon, Charlotte.

Eighth Row:

Henderson. William Douglas, EUerbe; Hendren.
William Grant, Phi Gamma Delta, New Bern:
Hendricks, Tommy, Hamlet: Henson, Bruce L..
Canton: Herndon. Gloria Gaye. Fayetteville.

333

First Row:

Herring. Benjamin Casey. Jr.. Phi Gamma Delta.
Goldsboro: Herring. Paul Donald. Clinton;
Hickman. William Elliolt. Southport : High. Roy
Slielton. Raleigh: Highsmith. James Mihon,
Robersonville.

Second Row:

Hight. Bruce Furman. Henderson; Hill. Charles
Martin. Pilot Mountain; Hill. Joseph Elwood.
Alpha Phi Omega. Deep Run; Hill. Quenton
Herbert, High Point; Hinkle. Stoney Grimes,
\\ inston-Salem.

Third Row:

Hinton. Nelson Eddy. Raleigh; Hipps. Gary
Melvin. Phi Eta Sigma. Tryon; Hoard. Joseph
Steven. Sigma A'u, Tarboro; Hobburd. John
White, Wilkesboro; Hoffman. Ruth Carolyn.
Alpha Delta Pi, Fort Wayne. Ind.

Fourth Row:

Hofler. Betty Carolyn. Gatesville; Hulbrook,
Joseph Donald, Charlotte; Holder, William
Lawrence, Franklinton; Holland, Max Kermit,
Statesville; Holt, Leonidas Causey. Alpha Phi
Omega, Julian.

Fifth Row:

Hondros. John L.. Winston-Salem; Hood. James
Raefield. Dover; Hooper. Frank Ross. Reidsville;
Hoover. Charles Evans. High Point; Hopkins,
Dorothy Jean. Elizabeth City.

Sixth Row:

Hord. George \ an Buren. Kings Mountain;
Home. George Nelson. Bessemer City; Horner.
\^ illiam Edwin. Jr., Sigma Phi Epsilon. Sanford;
Horwitz. Burton Allan. Pi Lambda Phi. Phi Eta
Sigma. Raleigh; Houser. \^ avne Logan. Vale.

Seventh Row:

Houston. John Barr. Lenoir; Howard. Donald
Kelly. Delta Vpsilon, Alpha Phi Omega, Shelby;
Howard, Linda, Alexandria. \a.; Hudson, Blane
Steven. Zirconia: Huffman, Robert Houston,

Asheville.

Eighth Row:

Hundley, James Douglas, Danville, \a.; Hunger,
Helen Beatrice, Montclair, N. J.; Hunnicutt, John
Edward, Chi Psi. San Marino, Calif.; Hunting-
ton. Charles Riddell. Chi Psi, Spartanburg. S. C;
Huntington. John Frederick. ,\tkinson.

334

First Roiv:

Huntress, Judith Gay, Suffern, N. Y.; Hurst.
Elizabeth Morgan, Roanoke Rapids: Husbands.
Ceciha Anne, Chapel Hill; Husein, Faiz Abdel-
jawad. Raleigh; Hutton, Frederick Prathen, Jr..
Sigma Chi, Greensboro.

Second Row:

Ingle, Clyde R., Whitsel; Inman, Franklin Pope.
Jr., Chi Phi, Delta Sigma Delta, Sanford; Iseley.
Thomas Ruffin. Greensboro; Jackson. Margaret
Lee, Boca Raton. Fla. : Jackson. Robert Dewey.

Third Row:

Jackson. Rose Marie. Weaverville; Jacobsen.
Eric G.. Pi Lambda Phi, Hollywood, Fla.; Jami-
son. \ ictor Graham. Jr.. Durham; Jenkins, Eliza-
beth Coleman. Kinston: Jernigan. Raymond
Elbert. Coats.

Fourth Row:

Johnson. Betty Kaye, Hopkinsville. Ky.; Johnson,
Dan Ronimie, Phi Eta Sigma, Winston-Salem:
Johnson, Diana Ruth. Asheboro; Johnson. Harold
Weston, Jr., Alpha Phi Omega, Delta Upsilon.
Fuquay Springs; Johnson. James Franklin,
Lambda Chi Alpha. Thomasville.

Fifth Row:

Johnson. Johnny Richard, Angier; Johnson.
Loran Armstrong. Delta Kappa Epsilon, Ashe-
ville: Johnson. Rosalind Toy. Chapel Hill; John-
son. William Harrison. Jr.. Statesville; Johnson.
William Rhodes, Yanceyville.

Sixth Row:

Johnston, Reginald Fulton, Jr., Kappa Sigma.
Concord, Mass.; Jolly. William Oscar, HI, Alpha
Phi Omega, Ayden; Jones, Jerry Lee, Sigma Nii.
Raleigh; Jones, Joseph Martin, Durham; Jones,
Sandra .Marion, Kannapolis.

Seventh Row:

Jones, Timothy L., Newport; Jordan, James
Clyde, Jr., Greensboro; Josey, Lucy Carol. Delta
Delta Delta, Bartow, Ga.; Justice. James Lee.
Raleigh; Katzin. Alfred Julian. Pi Lambda Phi.
Winston-Salem.

Eighth Row:

Kaylor. Joan Therese, Winter Park, Fla.; Kearns,
Edwin Nick, Lexington: Keck, Max Wilson.
Durham; Kednocker, Sandra Kay, Chapel Hill:
Keesler, Beverly Jean, Montrose, N. Y.

335

First Row:

Kfith. Allene Coats. Wilmington; Keith. Mary
Ann. Wilmington; Kellani. Dorothy Douglass,
Belle Haven. \a.: Kemm. Ernst. W. B.. Delta
Upsilon, New York. N. Y.; Kenan. Glenn Lee.
Chi Phi, Asheboro.

Second Row:

Kenan. Thomas Stephen. III. Alpha Tau Omega.
Durham; Kerr. Barzillai Graves. Jamestown:
Killinger, Robert Peter. Phi Delta Theta. Alpha
Epsilon Delta. Washington. D. C.; Kilpatrick.
Joshua Marshall. Robersonville; Kincaid. Harold
\^ illiam. Lenoir.

Third Row:

King. James Brown, Jr., Asheboro; King. J.
Bruce, n. Matthews; Kirkman. A. Larkin. High
Point; Kirschner, Harry Culbertson, Chapel Hill;
Klein. William Skeele, Beta Theta Pi. Swan-
nanoa.

Fourth Row:

Knox, Anne Graham, Statesville; Knox, Harvey
George, Greensboro; Knox. Robert Joseph, Sigrtia
Chi. Salisbury; Kochenour. Robert Keith. Phi
Kappa Sigma. York. Pa.; Kouri, Moses Law-
rence, Jr., Sigma Nu, Shelby.

Fifth Row:

Kushner. Robert Lee. Jr., Pi Lambda Phi. Dan-
ville, Va. ; Lacy. Emmett Howell. Jr.. Sigma Chi.
Winston-Salem: Land. John Webb. Jr.. Hamlet;
Landreth. Don Hovis. Charlotte; Lane. James
Garland, Jr., Rich Square.

Sixth Row:

Lasley. John A.. Chi Psi, Winston-Salem; Lassi-
ter. J. Donnell, Sigma Ati. Burlington; Lassiter.
-Martha Caroline. Rich .'Square; Laton. Joseph F..
Aberdeen; Law. Robert Bowden. Sigma Alpha
Epsilon, Winston-Salem.

.^eienlh Row:

Lawing. Eugene Morris. Charlotte; Layden.
Joseph Calvin, Jr„ Hertford; Layne, Jennie
Blow. Smithfield; Lazarus, Jacob. Kings Moun-
tain: I-azenliv. Robert Wilson. .Statesville.

Eighth Row:

Lefebure. Christian Emile, Elmhurst, N. Y. ;
Lefkowitz, Louis H., Tau Epsilon Phi, Spring
Valley, N. Y,; Lefler, Wade Hampton, Jr., Kappa
Alpha, Phi Eta Sigma, Newton; Leftwich. Stan-
ley Grant, Alpha Phi Omega. Chapel Hill; Leigh,
Edward Patterson, Belhaven.

336

Firsl Row:

Lfonarcl. Charles Jerry. Charlotte: Leonard.
Evelyn Ruth. Dorset, Vt. ; Lewis. Barbara Ann.
Uarien. Conn.; Lewis, Cynthia Katherine, Wil-
mington: Lewis. Thomas Earl. Hendersonville.

Second Row:

Light. James Madison, Jr., Leaksville; Lindsey,
Gordon Hunter, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Great Neck.
N. \. ; Lineberger, Jack Ray, Charlotte; Line-
weaver, Francis B.. Sigma Chi, Greensboro;
Little. Howard Q. L.. Jr.. Gibsonville.

Third Row:

Little, James Thomas, Jr.. Sigma Nu, Greenville;
Lohr. Carol Jolee Groth, Lexington; Lohr.
Lawrence Luther. Jr., Sigma Phi Epsilon. Alpha
Chi Sigma. Phi Eta Sigma, Raleigh: Loniax. John
William, Sigma Chi, Charlotte; Long. James
Monroe, Chi Psi, Blanch.

Fourth Roic:

Long, Jerry Alexander, Sigma Chi, Burlington;
Long, Mary Wilson, Greenville; Lore, Richard
Karl, Roanoke Rapids; Love, Betty Juanita,
\^ ilinington; Love, Linda Leigh, Clarkton.

Fifth Row:

Love. Richard. Lambda Chi Alpha, Chapel Hill;
Lowder. Robert Estus, Kannapolis; Lowe, Lester
Vincent, Jr.. Chi Psi, Chadbourn; Lowrance, Joe
G.. Mooresville; Luesing. William Henry. Jr..
Delta Kappa Epsilon. Huntington. W. Va.

Sixth Row:

Lukens. Ueliorah Sloan. Stray Greek, Landen-
berg. Pa.; Lynn, Joyce Evelyn, Raleigh; Lyon,
Boyce Marion, Alpha Chi Sigma, Traphill; Lyon,
John Dailey, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Belmont; Mac-
Leod, Alyce Anne, .Alpha Delta Pi, Fayetteville,

Seventh Row:

McCain, Robert Maxwell, Jr.. Waxhaw; Mc-
Clure, Horace Edward, Spruce Pine; McColl,
David Kenneth, H, Beta Theta Pi, Bennettsville,
.S. C; McCollum, Robert LeVan, Reidsville;
MeCollnni. Tim Gordon, Greensboro.

Eighth Row:

McCoy, Dennis Fretlerick, Sigma Chi, LTpper
Montclair, N. J.: McCreight, David W.. Winston-
.Salem; McCuiston, William Thomas, Greensboro;
McDavid. James Evans. Jr.. Fayetteville; Mc-
Duffie. Thomas Landy. Jr.. .\lbemarle.

337

First Row:

McGavran. Mary Katharine. Chapel Hill: McGee.
Thomas Smith. Huntersville; McGraw. David
James. Phi Kappa Sigma, Greensboro; McGuire,
Roger Kilby. Boone; McGurk, Mallary, Durham.

Second Row:

Mclnnis, Henry L., Goldsboro; Mclntyre. Neal
Duncan. Red Oak; McKee. John Sasser. HI. Zeta
Psi. Morganton; McKeithan, William Scott.
Shallotte; McKinnon, Patsy Wood, Cumberland.

Third Row:

McKnight. Edward Wiley, Jr., Chapel Hill; Mc-
Lamb, Polly Anne, Goldsboro; McLester, Wil-
liam Dumas, Lumberton; McNaull, William
Dresser, Charlotte; McNeely, Richard Pope,
Statesville.

Fourth Row:

McPherson, Henry Clay, Jr., High Point; Mc-
Pherson, Lucy Anne, Littleton; Mack, Clara
Mackenzie, Boston, Mass.; Mackay, John Harold.
Greensboro; Mackey, Alfred Burton, Jr.. Char-
lotte.

Filth Row:

Mackie, Edgar Berry, Pi Kappa Phi, Granite
Falls; Maddrey, Charles Hoggard, Sigma Nu.
Ahoskie. -Maddrey, Thomas Parker, Seaboard;
Maddux, Mason Randolph, Jr., Theta Chi, Boone;
Malcolm. James Blair, Pi Kappa Alpha, Char-
lotte.

Sixth Row:

Manning. Oren Reid, Tau Epsilon Phi, Gastonia:
Margolis, Herman Albert, St. Pauls; Markhani.
Robert Wade. Apex; Marshall. Samuel Wesley,
Jr.. Sumter. S. C; Martin. Robbie Cecile, Jack-
sonville. Fla.

Seventh Row:

Martin, Sara Anne, Atlanta, Ga. ; Mason, John
Beard, Delta Sigma Pi, New Bern; Matheson.
Carl Lafayette. Jr., Taylorsville; Mauldin, Bob
R.. Chi Phi, China Grove; Mauldin. Philip
Baxter, (^hi Phi, China Grove.

Eighth Row:

-Mayberry, Roland Leroy, Gastonia; Maydani;-.
George Andrew, Charlotte; Mayo, George E..
Ill, Fremont; Meehan, Richard Carl. Charlotte:
Melville, Robert Harold, Pi Kappa Phi, White-
ville.

338

First Rotv:

Menzel, James Harry, Delta Upsilon, Southern
Pines; Mercer, Christopher Melchor, Chi Psi,
Annandale, Va. ; Merriman, William Watkins.
Zeta Psi, Raleigh; Merritt, Thomas Earl, Frank-
Hnton; Merry, Frances Robinson, Augusta. Ga.

Second Row:

Metcalf, Clifton Blake, Brevard; Millen. Don
Wofford, Phi Delta Theta, Phi Eta Sigma, Char-
lotte; Miller, Anne Russell. Winston-Salem:
Miller. Elizabeth Frances. Kappa Delta, Coral
Gables, Fla. ; Miller, Gerald Wayne, Denton.

Third Row:

Miller. Hal Macon. Kappa Sigma, Raleigh;
Miller. Nancy Louise. Kensington. Md.; Mills,
Ken Harold. Beta Phi Gamma. Brea. Calif.;
Mitchell, Averette Jack, Fairmont; Montgomery,
Leslie Grayson, Semora.

Fourth Roiv:

Montgomery, Mary Eleanor, Lewisburg, W. Va.;
Moody Lesly Lynn. Hickory; Moore. Don Regi-
nald, Theta Chi, N. Wilkesboro; Moore, Evelyn
Hanes, Winston-Salem; Moore, James Edgar,
Sigma Nu, Greenville.

Fifth Row:

Moore. James Elvin, Chapel Hill; Moore, Jane
Elizabeth, Chi Omega, Akron, Ohio; Moore,
Leopold Paul, Montreal; Moore, Sally Parker,
Ahoskie; Morgan, Harcourt Alexander, Belfast,
Tenn.

Sixth Row:

Morgan, Mary Muse, Fayetteville ; Morris. Kenny
Jordan. Newton Grove; Morris, Robert Edwin,
Grifton; Morrison, Clayton D., Washington.
D. C. ; Morrison, James Charles, College Park,
Md.

Seventh Row:

Morrissett, Randolph Edward. Jr., Beta Theta Pi.
Greensboro; Morrow, Richard Thomas, Phi
Kappa Sigma, Washington, D. C; Moss, Billy
Joyner, Henderson; Moss, Dyer Spring, Jr.,
Sigma .Alpha Epsilon, Charlotte; Mosteller, Marv'
Susanne, Hickory.

Eighth Row:

Mullen, Neil C, Lincolnton; Mullinix, Barbara
Benson, Mt. Airy; Murphy, Donald Lee, Winston-
Salem; Murphy, William Stanton, Sigma Nu,
Burlingame, Calif.; Mustian, Alvin Delbridge.
Sigma Nu, Warrenton.

339

l-'irsi Rum:

Myatt. George P.. Phi Gamma Delia. High Point:

Myers, Carolyn Madden. Raleigh; Myers. David

Waller. Winston-Salem: Nash. Brent Drane. Zeta

Psi, Tarboro: Nash. Edmund .Strud. Zeta Psi.

Winston-Salem.

Second How:

Neller. Arthur Augustus, Jr.. Beta Thela Pi.
Greensboro; Nelms, Tommy Dorsey, Nashville;
Nelson. Cora Louise. Littleton: Nester. Jerry
Glenn, Mount Airy: Neville. Graham Riley. Delta
Sigma Pi, Enfield.

Third Row:

Newman, Frances McNeil, Birmingham, Ala.:
Newman. Michael Stanford, High Point; New-
some, Charles Benjamin, Greenville; Newton.
Robert Sasser, Jr,. Wilmington; Nichols, Carol
Townsend, Durham.

Fourth Row:

Nichols, William Randolph, Ahoskie, Nicholson.
Sarah Jane. Raleigh; Nisbet, Charles Richard.
Beta Theta Pi, Charlotte: Noblin. Charle-
Royster, Oxford; Norman. Larry Eugene. \ aldeM-.

Filth Row:

Norris. John Bryant, Oxford; Nuiholls. Mar\
Clay. Hampton. Va.; Nushan, Marvin George, /'/
Lambda Phi, Salisbury; Oliver. Donald Wayne.
Sanford: Olnistead. Mary MacNeil. Delta
Gamma, Hanover Courlhou>^e. \ a.

Sixth Row:

Owen, .Sara Ann. Elizabethtown; Owens, John
Bruce, Phi Gamma Delta, High Point: Owens.
Russell Glenn. Jr.. Gates; Paden. Eugenia Cloud.
Clemson, S. C. ; Paae. John Edward. Smyrna.

Seventh Row:

Palmer. Ellen Gail. Stanford. Conn.: Palmer.
William Lea. Delta Kappa Epsilon, Valdese:
Parker. Eugene Wliitlock. Albemarle; Parker.
Joseph A.. Jr.. Benson; Parks. Dennis William.
Arlington.

Eighth Row:

Parks, Mamie Ruth, LaGrange; Parrish. David
Graham. Raleigh; Patrick. James Thomas, Delta
Kappa Epsilon, Hickory; Patterson, Fredrick
Brocton, Chapel Hill; Pattison, M. Joy. Short

Hills. N. J.

340

First How:

I'axlun. William Coalter, Jr.. /.rlii I'si. WMmhi:

Payne, .lane Marie, Riclimond. Va. ; I'ayiic.

.losephine. Kappa Delta, Wasliington, U. C;

Paynr. Marshall Thomas, Prospect Hill; Pearce.

Robert .lackson. Jr.. Alpha Phi Omega, Greens-
lioro.

Setoiul Run-.

Pearce. Virginia Elaine. Sparks. Mil.; Pearson.
Frances .Sinniions, .Southern Pines; Pearson,
.leanne .Sheppard, Shelby; Peek, Harvey, Alpha
Epsiton Delta. Phi Eta Sigma. Durham; Peele,
W illiani Jenkins. Aulander.

Third Roll' :

Pendergraph. Robert A., Alpha Kappa Psi. Dur-
ham; Pendergraft, Stuart H., Chapel Hill;
Pendleton. Anne, New Canaan, Conn.; Peppers.
Jimmy, Marion; Perry, Robert Hastings, Delta
Kappa Epsilon. Washington, D. C.

Fourth Row:

Phelan, Leo Haid, III, Phi Kappa Sigma, Char-
lotte; Phillips, George Lee. Marion; Phipps.
Carl S., Wendell; Piggott. Betty H.. Purcellville.
Va. ; Pike, Alice Claire, Fremont.

Filth Row:

Pikus, Terry Samuel, Dover, Del.; Pinto, Paul
Maddox, Waco, Tex.; Pittnian, James Evans,
Tau Epsilon Phi, Williamston; Plaeak, Carolyn
Ford, Pi Beta Phi. Tryon; Plunkett. Frank
Andrew, Pleasant Garden.

Sixth Row:

Pollard, Andrew James, Fort Meade, Fla. ; Pol-
lard, Elizabeth Ann, Farmville; Pope, Charlotte
Ann, Albemarle; Poplin, Johnny Gaskin, Alpha
Kappa Psi. Albemarle; Post. Allen Williams. Jr..
Kappa Alpha, Atlanta, Ga.

Serenlh Row:

Potter, Emily Laurence, Wallace; Potter, James
Daniel, Goldsboro; Potter. Ralph Meredith, Chi
Phi. Wilmington; Powell. Jane Lee, Troy;
Powers. Thomas Angus, .St. Pauls.

Eighth Row:

Price. Hugh Curtis, Greensboro; Price, Max M..
Ashcville; Price, Robert Edwin, Jr., Beta Theta
Pi. Reidsville; Pritchett, Hugh Raines, Kappa
Sigma. Louisville, Ky.; Proctor. Barrett Bridger.
Roanoke Rapids.

341

First Row:

Proctor. Jinimie Creech. Phi Gamma Delia,
Fuquay Springs: Pugh, Edna Faye, Asheboro;
Pulley. Jane Matthews, Chapel Hill; Pultz, Alan
Laverne. Chi Psi, Phi Eta Sigma, Greensboro;
Purks. James Harris, HI, Chi Phi, Phi Eta Sigma,
Raleigh.

Second Row:

Quinn. Galen Lamar. Cherryville; Ramsey. Robert
Talmailge. Roxboro; Rand. Tom Slade. Delta
Kappa Epsilon, Fremont; Rattay. Herbert Ray-
mond, Chi Phi, Irvington. N. J.; Ray. Sam
Teague, Carrboro.

Third Row:

Read. James Milton, Jr.. Lambda Chi Alpha,
Halifax: Reaves. Hubert Douglas. Jr.. Fayette-
ville; Reavis. Charles Augustus. Raleigh; Red-
iling, Donald Sanborn, Asheboro; Reed, John
Henry, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Poland, Ohio,

Fourth Row:

Reeves, James William, Hillsboro; Reichle,
Peter Croll, Hickory; Resch, Alan Dewey, Alpha
Phi Omega. Siler City; Reyner, Charles Stephen,
Pi Lambda Phi. Greenville, S. C. ; Reynolds,
Frances Ellen, Alpha Gamma Delta, Newton,
N. C.

Filth Roiv:

Reynolds, James Coerr, Babylon, N. Y.; Rey-
nolds. Peter Lee. Phi Gamma Delta. Westfield,
N. J.: Rhodes, John Flint, .ilpha Epsilon Delta,
Raleigh; Rhodes, Mary Elizabeth, Kinston;
Rhyne, Henry Henkel, Jr., Chi Psi, Mt. Holly.

Sixth Ron-
Rice. A. Gail. Delta Delta Delia. Hamilton. Ohio;
Richardson. Baxter Allison, Rockingham; Rich-
ardson. Bannie Alice. .JVtlanta. Ga. ; Ridgeway,
Sharon Elaine, Raleigh; Riggs, Bobby Eugene,
Mebane.

Seventh Row:

Riley, Susan Ann, Woodstock, Va. ; Robbins,
Edmund Garland, Sea Girt, N. J.; Roberson,
William Randall. Clinton; Roberts. Bennett,
W. C. Delta Kappa Epsilon, Durham; Roberts,
Mary Blackmon, Chi Omega. Anniston. Ala.

Eighth Row:

Robinson. Harriette Ann. Charlotte: Robinson.
Richard Hampton. West Cramerton: Robinson,
Robert Houston. St. Anthony Hall. Georgetown,
Del.; Robinson. Susanne Hodges. Newell;
Rogers, Ted, Pi Kappa Alpha, \^ aynesville.

342

First Row:

Rodgers. Thomas Swain, High Point; Rollins.
Dexter Leake. Sigma Nu, Dallas. Texas; Rollins.
John Avery, Hendersonville; Rollins, Robert
Jefferson. Winston-Salem; Root, Betty Irene, Pi
Beta Phi, Arlington, Va.

Secontf Row:

Roper. Eric Russell, Phi Gamma Delta, Man-
hasset. N. Y. ; Rosenzweig. Judith Sarah. Chapel
Hill: Ross. Susan. Wichita Falls. Tex.; Ross.
Suzanne. Charlotte; Rothschild. Ellen. Colum-
bus, Ga.

r A ,W/?o U.-
Rowland, George Edward, Sigma Phi Epsilon.
Mocksville; Rowland, Stanley McDonald, Raleigh;
Rucker. Adin Henry, Jr., Sigma Nu. Spindale:
Rucker, Jimmie Irene, Shelby; Rucker, Mildred
Roberta, Oxford.

Fourth Row:

Ruff, John Waher, Chapel Hill; Rule, Paul
Fredrick, Kappa Sigma Kappa, South Norfolk,
Va. ; Russ. Ruby Marguerite. Waynesville; Saffo.
George Vassilios, Jr., Wrightsville Beach; Sally,
Charles Hubert, Durham.

Fifth Row:

Sasser. Sara Jean. Conway, S. C; Saunders.
Susan Murphy. Chapel Hill; Scarborough. Daw-
son Emerson, \anceyville; Sehatken, Nancy
Leah, Alpha Gamma Delta, Walton, N. Y.; Schiff-
man. Arnold .Anthony, Sigma Chi, Greensboro.

Sixth Row:

Schreiber. James Ronald, Arden; Scott. Beverly
Mitchell. Hickory; Scott. Harry White. Phi Eta
Sigma, Sigma Nu, Greenville; Scott, Lila Love-
lace, Pi Beta Phi, Shreveport, La.; Scott. Samuel
Edwin, Phi Eta Sigma, Pi Kappa Alpha. Bur-
lington,

Seventh Roiv:

Scurlock. David Caesar, Greensboro; Secrest.
.Alvin Jack. Shelby: Selph. Anne Taylor. Ocala.
Fla. ; Senter. Hubert Wayne, Kipling; Sermons.
William Oscar, Havelock.

Eighth Row:

.Sewell. Welton Curtis. Phi Gamma Delta, Wil-
mington: Sharpe. Hubert Houston. Alpha Kappa
Psi, Winston-Salem; Sharpe, Larry Wayne,
Winston-Salem; Shaw, Donald Lewis, Waynes-
ville; Shearin, Wiley Henry, Jr„ Rocky Mount.

343

Sliellon. t;iiarlf>. Raiulal, W inslon-Sal.rn; Shr.).
Iiard. Jolin Alhert, Jr.. Delta Upsiloii. High
Point; .Sherrill. Robert Calvin. Jr.. Acnu':
Shields. Jerry Ashburn. Phi Theta Kappa, Kern-
ersville; Shinn. Hal Jerome, Jr., Kappa Alpha,
Caffney, .S. C.

Srrnn.l K„w:

Shirley, Morris Chinton. Jr., Morganlon; Slui-
ford. Harley Ferguson. Jr.. Delta Kappa Epsilon.
Hickory; Suford. Robert Freeman. Arden; .Sills.
liarbara Reddish, Dunn; Simmons. Eunice. Pas-

caiioula. Miss.

Tliiril Roic:

.Sleath. Barbara Jean. Winston-Salejn; .Sloan.
Charles H., Delta Upsilon, Arlington, Va.; Sluan,
David Bryan. Jr.. Phi Gamma Delta. Wilmington;
Sloan. John Gaither. Jr., Aberdeen; .Smith. Al-
hert .Sydney. Pink Hill.

Fourth Row:

Smith. Aivin Keith. Mount (Jilead; .Smith. Ann
Battle. Goldsboro; Smith. Dexter Norris. Bur-
lington; .Smith. Ewell Clark. Delta Kappa Epsilon.
New Richmond, Ind.; Smith. Fred J., Morganton.

Filth Row:

Smith, Garner Roosevelt, Harmony; Smith. Mar-
garet Ann, Catonsville, Md.: Smith. Martha.
Roanoke Rapids; Smith. Minor Enrique. Raleigli;
Smitli. Paul Allen. Charlotte.

.S/A7/, Ron :

Smith, Rebecca Louis. Elizabeth City; .Smith.
Richard H., Arlington, N. J.; Smith, Robert
Allen. Smithfield; Smith. Thomas Melvin,
Ramseur; .Smith Zigrida Rita. Sigma Pi Alpha.
Raleigh.

Seirnlh Ron :

Smyre. Billy Mac. Newton; Snecd. William
Thompson. Oxford; Snell, Mary Rosalind,
Winston-.Salem; Snider, Albert Monroe, Jr..
Denton; .Sojourner. Elizabeth (^amp. Phi Mii.
Atlanta, (ia.

Fighlh Roic:

Sowers. (!harles Lewis. .Salisbury; Spence. Phyllis
Pritchard. Elizabeth City: Spivey. Joy Elaine.
Tabor City; .Stacy. Walter Malcolm, Durham;

.Stafford. Emily Louise. Julian.

344

hirsi Hnir:

.Stanford, Sue Harper, Burlington; Stanley,
.losepli Cecil, Jacksonville; Slarnes. Marjiaret
Rose, Raleigh; Steele, James Thomas, Alpha Phi
Oinr/in, Ddlison; Stephenson, l.arry Ailanis.
Willow Springs.

S,;,„ul How:

Slepp, William Herley, Jr., Flat Roek; Stessel,
Harold Edward. Monsey, N. Y.; Stevens, James
Timothy, Chi Phi, AUentown, Pa.; Stimson,
Douglas, Lenoir; .Stokes, Julia Ann. Hertford.

Thinl R<nv:

Story, Rohert T., Winton; .Strait, Isabella Blan-
ton. Rock Hill, S. C; Stribling, Jess H., Jr..
Sigrnn Phi Epsilon, Evanston, 111.; .Strickland,
Joyce King, Smithfield ; Strickland, LaVerne,
Durham.

Foiirlh Row:

Suckow, David Henry, Bowmansville. N. Y. ;
Sugg. William A.. Jr,, Chi Psi, Winston-Salem;
Summey, James Wirt, HI. Thela Chi, Gastonia;
.Sumner, Charles Wayne, Etowah; .Swearingen,
Fred Jones, Jr., Sigma Chi, Colonial Heights, Va.

Filth Row:

Sweeney, Patricia Ann, Bennettsville, S. C;
Syer, Jean, Delta Delta Delta, Virginia Beach,
Va. ; Talley, James Maynard, Jr., Sigma Nu.
Durham; Taylor, Benjamin Wayne, Williamston:
Taylor, Doris Darling, Roanoke Rapids.

Sixth Row:

Taylor, Lawrence y\rtluir. jr.. Phi Eta Siginti,
Reidsville; Taylor, William Howard, 5(. Anthony
Hall, Aberdeen; Teague, James Knox, Jr.,
Lambda Chi Alpha, Thomasville; Tenenbaum.
Lee Josel, Phi Eta Sigma, Zeta Beta Tau. At-
lanta, Ga.; Thames, Sidney Lee, Delta Delta
Delia. Birmingham. Ala.

Scrrnlh Row:

Tharrington. Jajues Harold. Kaiiixi Alpha. Ra-
leigh; Thomas, Anne Louise, Morven; Thomas,
Barbara Scott. Ashehoro; Thomas, Charles
Avery, Jr., Alpha Phi Omega, Delta Sigma Pi,
liurlington; Thomas, Charles Walter, III, Tillson-
liurg. Out.

Eighth Row:

Thomas, Robert E.. Ramseur; Thompson. Charles
Raymond, Delta Sigma Pi, Asheville; Thompson,
Cynthia Julia. Durham; Thompson. Eugene
Cehron. Warsaw; Thompson. James Cleveland,
,Ir.. Durham.

345

First Row:

Thompson, William Cannon. Jr., Roanoke Rapi(l>:
Thorpe, Alexander Proudfit. Ill, Zeta Psi\ Rocky
Mount; Tiller. Claude Baker. Draper: Timber-
lake, Roberts Edgar, Sigma Chi. Lexington:
Tino. David R.. Phi Eta Sigma, Gastonia.

Second Row:

Torrence. Harry Lee, New Bern: Tuggs. Susan.

Charlotte: Tugman. Stuart Grady. Jr.. Thein

Chi. Boone: Tunnell. Nancy Anne. Raleigh:

Turner. Martha Rogers. Kappa Delta, Miami.

Fla.

Third Row:

Turner. Nancy, Winston-Salem; Turner, Roberl

Alexander, Chi Psi. Lanett. Ala.: Turner. Shelton

Jackson. Castalia; Upton, Stephen Richard, Jr..

Kappa Alpha, Smithfield; Vaden. Harold Wayne.

Reidsville.

Fourth Roiv:

Van Horn. Fredrick Earl. Murphy: Vaughan.
John Southgate. Woodland; Vaughan, Richard
Boiling. HL Chapel Hill: Vaught. Carolyn.
Paducah. Ky.: Veasey, Luther David, Delta
Sigma Pi, Durham.

Fifth Row:

Vess, Marvin Claude. Jr.. Marion; Von Bramer.
Constance F.. Kingsport. Tenn.: Wagner, Emily
Martin, Bluefield. W. Va.; Waitman. Albert
Marvin. Phi Eta Sigma, Pi Lambda Phi. Fayette
ville: Walker, Jane Crawford, Roanoke, Va.

Sixth Row:

Walker. Robert Glenn. Jr.. Delta Kappa Epsilon.

Hickory: Wall. Paddy Sue. Winston-Salem:

Wall. Phyllis Brenda. Raleigh: Wallace. Joann

Darlene. Durham; Wahers, Charlie Robertson.

Salisbury.

Seventh Row:

Wahon. Mary Eliza. Morganton; Ward. Marvin
Elwood. Phi Gamma Delta, Battleboro: Warder.
Susan Kay. Geneva, N. Y. ; Warren. Priscilla C...
Chapel Hill: Watkins. Linda. Charleston. .S. C.

Eighth Row:

Weathers. Celeste, Augusta, Ga. : Weaver. George
Walter. Phi Delta Theta, Arlington. Va. : Weaver,
H. Michael. Sigma Chi. Greensboro; \^'eaver. Roy
Albert. Four Oaks; Webber, Emily Evans. Ban-
gor, Me.

Ninth Row:

Wells, Harry Warren, Jr.. Kappa Sigma, Chevy
Chase. Md.: Wells. Marcia Mason. Kappa .4lpha
Theta. Denton. Texas; Whaley. John Lewis. High
Point; Wheeler. Martha Elizabeth, (^hi Omega.
Memphis. Tenn.; Whisnant, William Buxton.
Raleigh.

Tenth Row:

Whitaker. John Clarke, Delta Kappa Epsilon,
Winston-Salem; White, James Grady, Charlotte;
White, Jane Rhea. Roanoke Rapids.

346

First Row:

White. L. Norman, Delta Sigma Pi, Laurinburg;
White. Llewellyn, Osceola. Ark.; Whitehurst,
Elizabeth Baldwin. Virginia Beach, Va. ; White-
hurst. Margaret Carson. Rocky Mount; Whitley,
Ruth Raye. Wendell.

Second Row:

Whittemore. Cameron Lee. Bronxville. N. Y. ;
Whitty. John Randolph. New Bern; Widenhouse.
Gary Eugene, Concord; Wilkerson. Stephen
Lindsay. Jr., Greenville; Wilkins, Robert Mason,
Phi Kappa Alpha. Durham.

Third Row:

Wilkinson, Martha Frances, Beckley, W. Va.:
Williams. Charlotte Catherine. Kingsport. Tenn.:
Williams. Clyde Franklin. Alpha Phi Omega.
Burlington; Williams. Philip Tuttle. Jr.. Sigma
Alpha Epsilon, Charlotte; Williams. Robert
Whitfield. Currituck.

Fourth Roiv :

Williams. Ted Moore. Durham; Williams.
liam Tyre. Ill, Rockingham: Williford.
Patrick. Angier; Willis. Gordon Caryal.

Morehead City;
wood. S. C.

Wil-
Carl
Jr..
Willis, Harriett Ann, Green-

Fifth Row:

Willis. Richard Weldon. Jr.. Asheville; Wilson.
Frank D.. Jr.. Kappa Alpha. Roanoke Rapids:
Wilson, James Warren, Brooklyn, N. Y. ; Wilson.
John David Bruce. Phi Kappa Sigma, Westport,
Conn.; Wilson, Roger Allen, New York, N. Y.

Sixth Row:

W ilson, Walter Warren. Jr.. Zeta Psi. GraniteviDe,
S. C. ; Winburn. Linden T.. Conway. S. C. ;
Windus. Donald Taylor. Haddonfield. N. J.;
Winecoff. Herbert Larry. Sigma Phi Epsilon.
Winston-Salem; Winston, Frances Ann. \oungs-

Seventh Row:

Wirkus, Faustin Edmund. Sigma Chi. Baltimore.
Md.; Wohlbruck. Everett Lamar. Chapel Hill:
Wolfe. Gary Johnson. Wilmington: ^ olper.
Stephen Michael. Inington, N. J.; Wood. Doug-
las Sherill, High Point.

Eighth Row:

Woods. Andy Green. Phi Gamma Delta. Danville.
Va.; Worsley. George Lawrence. Jr.. Rocky
Mount; Worthington. Thurman \^ .. Jr.. Ayden:
Wrenn. Sally Kay. Greensboro; Wright, Dewey
Vernon. Chapel Hill.

Ninth Row:

Wright, George Carver, Jr., Mount Airy; Yale.
David Barrington. Altamont .Springs. Fla.:
Yancey. Sam M.. Jr.. Alpha Tan Omega. Marion:
Yates. Scott Tucker. Alpha Tau Omega, Ashe-
boro; Younce. Charles Pearson. Sigma Alpha
Epsilon, Greensboro.

Tenth Row:

Young. Charles Sherrill, Catawba; Young, Helen
Stiles, Phi Mu, Atlanta. Ga.; Zeh. Betty Grace.
Winston-Salem; Zlotnicki, Bogdan ^L. .ilpha Phi
Omega. Colon.

347

JIMMY WILLIAMS

Vice-Pri'sidpnl

ANN MORGAN

V

JACK ClMMI^GS

President

Sophomores

CHARLIE I'lTTMAN

NANCY ROYSTER
Sncinl Chalrninn

First Riiir:

Adair, rari.lvn Sue. tliapel Hill; AcI.imi>
I.eon Keed. Davidson: Adams. Williaiu
Holcombe. III. Roxboro: Agner. Williatii
I'evton. Norfolk. Va.; Aiiislie. Lee San
ford. Jr.. fiii/ma Alpha Epsiloii. Huntinj;
ton. W. Va.; Albreclit. Fred Robert Kurt.
Hainpstead.

Second i?oif :

Alexander. Joseph Hammond. Aiphn I'lii
Om^ffa, Pi Kappa Alplia, Short Hills.
N. J.; Alexander. Richard Earnhardt, Phi
Eta Higma. Ft. Lauderdale. Fla.: Alex
ander. Robert L.. Chapel Hill; Allen.
Thomas Clark. High Point: Alley. Jiiliii
Granville. Goldsboro: Allred. Hirniaii
Herbert, Jr.. Mt. Airv.

Tbirri h'nir:

.\llred. Tommy Lee. Burlington; .^ma
Jerry Hedrick. Phi Kappa Sigma, Jackso
ville; Anderson. Larry Randall. Hii
Point; .Anderson. Wayne Clark. P
(iamma Delta. Kinston; Arthur. Jam
Ficklen. Jr.. Sigma Aw. Greenville; .\s
burn. James Lee. Mt. Airy.

Fniiith Koir:

Atkinson. William Bryan. New Bern;
Atwell. Alan George. Alpha Phi Omega.
!^t. Aiithintu Hall, Greensboro; Austin,
Sheldon Clyde. Jr.. Raleigh: Babb. Robert
Ma.ssey. Raleigh; Bagwell. Willard Ray,
Raleigh; Bailey. William James. Jr.. Sail
ford.

Fifth Piiir:

Baldwin. Albert Leslie, Red Springs; Bal-
kind. Gary Irwin. Tan Ep.'<ilaii Phi. Miami
Beach. Fla.: Ball. David Stafford, Wins-
ton-Salem: Ball. William Amo.s. Hender-
son; Barbee. <;ihs<iii W-ster. Jr.. Vaupon
Beach; Barefoot, John H.. Theta Chi.
Benson.

Sijih liiiii-:

Barnes, (ilenn Wesley. Four Oaks; Barnes.
James Willaril. Lasker: Bart.s. John Will.
Jr.. Vanceyville; Baucom. Cullie Joe.
Monroe; Beacham. Fred .\.. Raleigh;
Beale. John Carrell. Elkiii.

Beard. Robert Ka
Favetteville; Beav
l.iiniliila Chi Alphii
Donald Kugerie, lli<
Sherman. Hickory;
Charlotte; Bctts.Ja

St.itesville: Becker,
Point: Belk. James

erryliill, Bruce HoU.

cs .MlerL. K,ileigli,

Eighth Koir:

Bingham, James Robert, Boone; Bird.
Richard Edward, C.rcensboro; Blair, Jerrv
Andre. Thomasvilh-: Bl.inton, Silas Walk
er. Jr.. Delt<i Kuppa Ep.iilii,,, Marion-
Boden. Theodore Seal. Alpha Tan llini'ia
New Orleans. La.; Bolick. Ted Arnohl,
Hudson.

Mnth Raw:

Bonner, William Ross. Beta Theta Pi.
(ireenshorii: Bossong. Joseph C. .Alpha
Tail Diii.gn. Asheboro; Bowen, Frank
Theodore, Theta Chi. Washington; Brad-
ley. Charles Marvin. Phi Delta Theta.
Whitakers: Brake. Richard Clarence,
Sigma .Vh. Henderson: Brandon. Thomas
Henry. Wilson.

Tenth Bow:

Braswell, Kermit Lee. Roanoke Rapids;
Brawley, Reiri Haynes. Charlotte: Brewer.
William Culvern. Kershaw. S. C; Brim
mer. Kenneth R.. Theta Chi. Charlotte:
Br(Kk. James David. Burlington: Brown,
Hershall Matthew. Chinquapin.

349

First Row:

Brown, Malcom Otis. Gastonia: Brunson.
K<i\vard Porclier. Jr., Sigma Alpha Epsilou,
Alliemarle; Brvan, Clinton Elhvood, Jr.,
Pittsboro; Brjant. David Lee. Cliarlotte:
Bryant, Howard McKenzie, Jr.. Aslieboro;
Bullard. Edmund William, Jr., Phi Eta
Sigma, Lumberton.

Second Foir :

Bullock, Alpheus Bradley, Butner: Burgin,
Stanley Eugene, Black Mtn. ; Burnside, Wil-
liam Henry, Sigma Phi Epsilon. Raleigh;
Bvrd, Edward Franklin, Lincolnton; Byrd,
Howell Euell, Jr.. Favetteville; Byrd,
Julian Clarence. Goldsboro.

Third Ruu-:

Cabot. Ronald Mark. High Point: Cahoon,
Bobby Glenn. Harbinger; Cain. Alston
Grey. Favetteville ; Caldwell. Bruce Francis,
Chapel Hill; Calloway. William Ray. Mt.
Airy; Cameron. Edward Leon, Raeford.

Fourth Rolf :

Campbell. Milton Clyde, Jr„ Beta Theta
Pi. Chapel Hill; Carmode, Ralph Edward,
Raleigh; Carpenter. Leonard B., Dallas;
Carper. Frank Wilkins. Gastonia; Carroll,
James Robinson. Jr.. Jacksonville; Cas-
paris, John. Churwalden, Switzerland.

Fifth Row:

Cass. Donald Hayes. Elkin; Cato. Harold
Eugene. Sanford; Cauley. Jerry Dean.
Kinston; Causey. Hugh Ward. Charlotte;
Champlin. Curt. Alpha Tau Omega, Sum-
mit. N. J.: Chastain. Roger Vernon. Jr.,
Cherry Point.

Si.rlh Row:

Chichester. CJerald Curtis. Macon, Ga.;
Christian, John Gordon, III. Sigma Chi,
New Orleans. La.; Clayton. John A.. Rox-
boro; Claytor. William Graham. Phi Delta
Theta. Signal Mtn., Tenn.; Cochran, Virgil
Mickey. Washington ; Cochrane, George
Thomas. III. Delta Kappa Epsilon, Fayette-
ville.

Sevetith Row:

Cody. Lewis Randolph. Gastonia ; Cofod,
Robert Kenneth. Freeport. N. Y.; Col-
clougli. William Joseph. Durham; Combs,
Bobby Eugene. Statesville; Connery, Rob-
ert .\ndrew. Durham; Conny. Murphy
Bryan. Rockwell.

Eighth Row:

Cooke. Robert Cameron. Sig7na Alpha
Epsilon. Durliam; Cope. Alfred Lovell. Jr.,
Klizabetli City; Costello. .Marion Eugene,
S/'//ii</ Alpliii Epsilon, Roanoke, Va.;
(listen, Ihiimas Buie. Gatesville; Coving-
tun. Hubert James. Raleigh; Cowper,
Stephen C. Zeta Psi. Kinston.

Mnth R.iir:

Craddoek. Robert Averv. Cary; Cranford.
.lames Willis. Jr.. Trov: Craver. George
l.arr\, Chi /'m, Wiiistuii-Salem ; Crawford,
.Inliii Kiihert. III. ^iniiio .Vii, Salisbury;
( reekiiiore. Jusepli Powell, Wliiteville;
Creem, .\nthonv. Phi Kappa Sigma. Sands
Point, \. V.

Tenth Row- :

Crocker. William fiuy. Selma ; Crotty,
Curtis Paul. Mullens. W. Va.; Crow, Ed-
ward Wilson, Delta Kappa Epsilon. Hanes;
Crowley, William Jerome. Vork, Pa.;
Crownover. James Edward. Jr.. .\sheville;
Crutchfield. Clarence Jack.son. Sigma A'h,
Sanford.

350

First Row:

Crutchfleld. William, Jr., Alpha Tnti
Omega, Lookout Mountain. Tenn.; Culp.
Albert Franklin, Mooresville: Cumniinp:s.
Ralph Waldo, Raleigh ; Dailev, Richard
Maurice, Jr., Raleigh; Daniel. Marshall
Emory. Phi Gamma Delia, Charlotte;
Daniels. Allen Gray, Goldsboro.

Second Row :

Daughtry, Carl Mitchell, Faison; Davi.s,
James Haydn. Adel, Ga.; Davis, John
Allen, Thoma-sville ; Davis. William Finley.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Morganton; Davis.
William Glenn, Jr.. Winston-Salem; Day.
Gordon Howard. Morehead City.

Third Row:

Deits. Jay Hawking, Falls Church. Va.:
Dorroh, John Hunter, Jr., Wilson; Dorroli.
William Gayle. Wilson; Dorsett. Sam
Houston. Jr.. Winston-Salem; Draughon.
Clyde O.. Alpha Tau Omega, Mobile, Ala.:
Dries. Donald .Morris. Lambda Chi Alpha.
Wyomissing, Pa.

Fourth Row:

Driver, Edward Lee, Chapel Hill; Dun-
nagan, Harold Macon. Chapel Hill; Dur-
ham, Eulalia Anne. Chapel Hill ; Eakes.
John Robert. Goldsboro; Edmisten. Jac-
queline Faye. Chapel Hill; Edmisten.
Joyce Rhay, Chapel Hill.

Fifth Row:

Edmund.son, William Carlyle. Goldsboro;
Edsall. Katharine Vaughan. Vero Beach.
Fla.: Edwards. Philip Strowd. Siler Citv;
Elam. Paul Wilson. Jr., Louisburg; Eller,
William Larry, Spencer; Ellis. Johnny
Wayne. Spruce Pine.

Sixth Row:

Embry, Hugh Collins. Fredericksburg, Va.;
Evans, David Samuel. Tan Epsilon Phi,
Fayetteville; Evans. James Earl. Oxford:
Evans. Roland Benjamin. Car>'; Everitt.
James McPherson. Jr.. Green.sboro; Exum.
Ashe Bost, Sigma Su, Snow Hill.

Sevetith Row:

Farber. Jerry Marcus, Pi Lambda Phi.
Greensboro; Ferguson, Jerry Hill, Alpha
Phi Omega, Millbrook; Ferguson, Tommy
R., Jr., Chi Pxi, Rockingham; Ferlazzo,
Philip Anthony, Quantico, Va.; Ferrell.
Joseph Stevens, Kappa Psi, Elizabeth City:
Fincannon, Larry Neale, Enka.

Eighth Row:

Fishel. Grover Eugene. Jr.. Winston-Salem:
Fisher, James Gordon, Chapel Hill; Fisher,
Paul Edward, Granite Quarry; Fitzgerald.
William C. HI, Albemarle; Fitzula, Rob
ert .Michael, Carteret. X. J.: Flynn. Harry
Shields, St. Anthony Hall, Tryon.

Kiiith Bow:

Folger. Radford Garrett. Zeta Pai, Green-
ville: Fortner. Harold Harris. Pi Knppu
Phi, Anderson. S. C; Foster. Mark Vwe
man. Greensboro; Fountain. Arthur Whit-
field, Tarboro: Foushee, Roger Babsoii.
Burlington; Fox. David Vernon. Sigma
Alpha Ep.^ilon, Webster Groves, Mo.

Tenth Row:

Fox. John Benjamin. Burlington: Frazier.
James Randolph, Rocky Mount; French.
William Washington. Charlotte; Frost,
James Lind.sey Wilmington; Frye. Thad
deu.s Nelson. Carthage: Fuller, Walter
Erwin, Jr., Louisburg.

351

Fir.ll l;,,ir:

Kiiii.l.Tlmrk. Albert Otto. Jr., Spniv: Kurr.
.l;iriif^ William. ,lr.. Kniiim Siriwi. I'ort
W.i-liiriu't,iii. N. v.; Cardiiier. .luhii .\l(leii.
iiri-fiisl>,,ro; (iariliier. Charles LeKoy.
Chapel Hill; darr, Melvyn Lawrence. Pi
Lnmlxlii Phi. Raleigh; Garriss. Austin
McDonald. Jr.. Troy.

Sermid How :

Carver. John David. Sigma Phi Epsiloii.
C.reat Neck. \. Y.\ C.askins. Jame^ Alfred.
Jr.. New Bcni; (;,i~kiit>, .lames M.. Eliz-
abeth Citv: i.:n. \lil.,.lrii (iarclT.er. Wal.s-
tonburg; (.;i\ 1.-. ( . . il McMath. Jr..
Marion. Ala.; (.ilcv l,ai]\ Mills. Castonia.

Durham: (iliner. Wil-
Villiamstun: Cudfrey.
SiH.als. S. C; tJolIev.
it Mountain. Tenn.;
Mitchell. Jr.. Gates;
i>. Winstun-Saleni.

F'lKith Boh-:

Coodwin. Donald K.. Monroe: Grady.
Henry Allen, Jr.. Hubert; Graham. Ed-
mund Lowell. Goldst(i]i; Ciraliam, Wallace
Anthony. Phi Dilta Theta. Miami. Fla.;
Gray. Charles. lU. High Point; Gray.
Charles Dowd. IH. Pi Kappa Alpha. Gas-
tonia.

Fifth How:

Grayson. George Wallace. Jr.. .Alexandria.
Va.; Greene. Alton Glenn. Jr.. Shallotte;
Greer. Gary Raymond. Spindale; Gregory,
Fred Heyv\ard. Alpha Chi Alpha. Char-
lotte; Griffin. Roland Gerald. Williams-
ton; Groce. Van Ray. Sanford.

.\rchic. Raeford; Gulley.

Cla\'ton; Gunter. Frank
: (iunter. Jerry Marshall,
nil. George H.. Alder.son.
cock. Donald Dnprce. Dur-

Srri-ilth How:

Haithcock. Wiley, Chapel Hill; H.aley.
Michael Winder. SiV/mo Alpha Epsiluii.
Greensboro; Halperin. Mary Sandra.
Al/ihii rhi. Cliapel Hill: llanibrighl.
■ avetteville

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town; Hawes. IVvton Samuel. Siaina
Alpha Ep.iilfui. Elberton. Ga.; Hayer.
Larry Wilson. Alpha Phi Owfi/a. Kan-
napolis; Hayes. Richard Bryant. .si«mrt
.Y". Sanford; Hays. John .Menard. Raleigh.

Tenth Row :

Haywood.

Ronald

Lee, Mt. Gilead:

Heavner. Jt

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I.incolnton; Hellard.

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Dennis .lam

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Joseph Glen

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352

First Row:

KeiinerJj'. Sherman, Richlands; Keplex,
Kkiiard Hal. Roanoke, Va.; Kerr, James
Lee, Jamestown ; Kerr. Robert Emmett,
Jr., Bctii Theta Pi, Charlotte; Keutzer,
Stephen Hutton. Beta Theta Pi, West
Hartford, Conn.; Keys, Bennette Eugene
Geer, Sigrmi Alpha Epsitun, Greenville
S. C.

I.; 7?.,

Arthur

Sign

Nil,
King. Harmon Joe. Jr..
(huhitte King, John Benjamin. Clinton;
KinnL\ James William, Kannapolis: Kit-
ttedge Lee Denniston. East Flat Rock;
K]7?iih Michael Doyle. Phi Mu Alpha,
C oncold

Third Row:

Knight. Lester Harold. Wilmington;
Knott, Robert, N.W, Asheboro: Kornfeld,
Stajilev David, Pi Lambda Phi, Rockv
Mount; Kurtz. Arthur Hugo. Pi Lambda
/'hi. Winston-Salem; Langstaff. Jim Phil-
ipp. Raleigh; Lanham. Michael Stewart,
Fayetteville,

Fourth Row:

Latham, Walter Bryan. Sigma Nil. Bethel;
Laughrun, James Everett, Burnsville;
Lawlng. Jackie Lee, Beta Theta Pi.
.Marion; Lawson, Thomas Towles, Phi Eta
.s;../);m, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Roanoke,
Va.; League, Ricliard, N, Atlanta. Ga.;
Leder. .\rnold Harris. Pi Lambda Phi.
Ciold-sboro.

Fifth Row:

Lee. Billy Sanford. Four Oaks; Levy.
Benjamin Jack. Zeta Beta Tail, Petersburg.
\'a.; Levy. Edwin. Jr.. Phi Eta Sigma.
Zeta Beta Tail, New Orleans, La,; Lewis,
Robeit Glenn. Phi Eta Siama. Morehead
City; Liipfert, Cowles. Beta Theta Pi,
Winston-Salem; Lineburger, Luther Tru-
ett. Pi Kappa Alpha, Gastonia.

Sixth Row:

LiTiker. Louis Edgar. Raleigh; Little.
Charles Harvey. Kenlv; Little. Douglas
Keains. Cliarlotte; Little. James Franklin,
rolhuksxille: Livingston. Robert Pierce.
/•i A'(i(i;.</ Alpha. Wilmington; Lockett.
Frank \\'alker. Delta Kappa Epsilon. Sum-
mit, New Jersey,

Sere-nth Roiv:

Lotz. Denton. Northport, New York ;
Loughlin. David Castello, Zeta Psi, Hen-
derson; Loughran, Joseph Henry, Chi Psi,
Arlington, Va,; Lyerly Alan Ray, Salis-
bury; Lytle, William Patillar. Marion;
McAdams. DeLmar Warren. Swepsonville.

Eighth Row:

.McConnell. John Miner. Highlands. New
Jersey; McCraeken. Frank Webb. Ill,
Sanford; McDevitt, Sterling George, Jr„
New York. N. Y.; McDonald. James
Clarence. Southern Pines ; McGee. John
Divine. II. Kappa Alpha, Lookout Moun-
tain. Tenn.; Mcintosh. John Nash. Sigma
Alpha Ei^silon, Savannah. Ga.

Ninth Row:

McLainb. Floyd, Coats; McLeod, Joe, Rae-
t'ord; McLeod, Malcom Noell, Sanford;
McMeans, Kenneth Dale. Winston-Salem ;
McMillan. James Lerov. Jr.; Selma ; Mc-
.Millan. John Taylor. Parkton.

Ti'iith Row:

McMillan. William Hannon. Charlotte;
McMillion. Dnnahl Clark. Ihlta Koppa
Ei.sil,,,,. rharlcstnn. W. \a.; McNeill,
.lames Konalil. Saiifurd: MaiUlrv. Kiibert L.
Delta Kappa Epsilon, Lumberton; Mag-
ner. James Edward. Washington. D. C;
Mallins. Robert H.. Winston-Salem.

353

First Row:

Hester, Roy McDowell. Asheboro: Hewitt.
Joe Anderson, Jr.. Shelby: Hewitt. Wynil-
h.Tm Duncan. Asheville; Heynian. Edward
Bruce. Hendersonville; Hicks. Lewis P..
Wise: Highsmith. William Cochran.
Kappti Alpha, Fayetteville.

Second Row:

Hill Michael Orman. Raleigh: Hillniau.
James Elgan. Jr.. Sigma Phi Epsilon. Ra-
leigh; Holland. William Marion. Jr..
Smithlield; Hollowell. Edward Earl. Au-
rora: Holshouser. John Leidy. Jr.. Rock-
well: Holt, Richard B.. Jr., Chapel Hill.

Third Row:

Hood, Bruce Ray, Lenoir: Home, Robert
Milton, Maxton; Horton, Alvin Horace,
HI, Hamlet; Hotelling, George Alfred,
Chapel Hill; Howell, Henry Grady, Golds-
boro; Howerton, Charles C„ Lambda Chi
Alpha, Rushland, Pa.

Fourth Row:

Howson. Charles Henry, HL Phi Delta
Theta, Villanova, Pa.; Hudson. Charles
Richard. Cherryville: Hudson, James Mil
ler, Theta Chi, Jefferson: Huffman, Donald
Robert, Lilesville: Huffman, Gilbert
Thompson, Mt. Airy: Huffstetler, Ted
Jennings, Cramerton.

Fifth Row:

Hunt. Singleton Jarrett. Jr.. Wilmington:
Hurt. Joe Paul. Raleigh; Hutchinson.
Fred KiiDX. Rockingham: Hyde. John
Morton. II. Theta Chi, Ann Arbor. Mich.:
Igoe, Harold Plustace, Jr„ Sigma Alpha
Epsilim, Charleston, S. C. : Ingold. Fred-
erick Lee, Jr,, Cary.

Sirth Row:

Jackson, George W„ Belhaven : Jack.son,
Harold Henry, Kings Mountain; James.
.\lton Everette. Jr.. Pi Kappa Alpha.
Robersonville: Jenkins. Brafiford L..
Newton: Jenkins. Clauston L.. Beta Theta
Pi. Raleigh; Jennings. Edward Lewis.
Wadesboro.

Sei-enth Row:

Jessup. Timothy E., Mount Airy; Jester.
John Carlton. HL Delta Kappa Ep.^iloii,
Greensboro; Johnson, David Lee, Graham;
Johnson. Edgar Martin, Jr., Raleigh:
Johnson, George William, Red Springs;
Johnson, John William, Belford, N. J.

Eirihth Ro^c:

Johnson, William Theodore Kim, Prague,
Czechoslovakia: Johnston, Hall Morrison,
Jr., Siiima Alpha Epsilon. Charlotte:
.lolmston, Walter Lafayette, Jr., States-
ville; Jones, David -Alexander, Fremont:
.lones. George A.. Jr.. Garner; Jones.
Herman Floyd. Reidsville.

Siiith Row:

Jones. Michael Bi.shop. Snow Hill; Jones.
Robert Walker. Durham : Jones. William
Clavborn. Roanoke Rapids: Jordan.
Thomas Hereford, Alpha Tau Omega, Wil-
son ; Joyner, Bertice Clifford, Rocky
Mount: Kavawagh. John Kenneth, Salis-
bury.

Te)ith Row:

Keck. Walter Monroe. Burlington: Kel-
lam. William Julius. Jr.. Phi Mu Alpha.
(Ireensboro; Kelley. Edward Glenn. San
ford: Kelly. Douglas Neal. W^iynesville:
Kelly. Ronald Philip, lota Iota Iota,
Statesville: Kennedy. John Wesley. Jr..
Rocky .Mount.

354

First Row :

Mallory, William Mason. Chapel Hill;
Mann, Clifton Darrell, Newport; Man-
iiins. Henry Stancill, Windsor; Marlts,
Tliomas Stanley, Chi Psi, Hudson, Ohio;
Marley. Alfred Ray, Jr., Erwin; Marsh.
Kupert Henry, Spindale.

S,-r,,iirl Row:

Martin. Kranl<lin Edwin, Pi ffoppo Alpha.
I'aM'ttfvilli-; Mason. Charles Clarence,
Dill^lKin.: Masdii. Ralph Newman, Hender-
siiii: Mattliews. David Poindexter, Wins-
Ion Sah'iii ; Matthews. George Gregory.
l-hi i.niiima Delta, Palm Beach, Fla.;
Mattliiws, Robert Graham. Greensboro.

riiird Row:

Matliews. Robert Simon. Alpha Phi Omega,
Hertford ; Mauney. Walter Ford. Murphy ;
May. Benjamin Victor. Sigma Alpha
Kpsiloii, Burlington; Mavnard. Edward
Lewis, Raleigh; Mayo, John Blount, Jr.,
Raleigli ; Melil, Henry Thomas, Mechanics-
Inirg, Pa.

Fourth Roiv:

Midl<itr. Rieliard Allen. Concord; Miller,
Ben Franklin, Jr., Cliarliitte: Miller. Ben-
.iamin Weslev, ( iiildstiiii : Miller. Lawrence
flregg. Phi Mil Alpha, .\slieville; Mills.
Frank Fetzer. Wadesboro; Mills, Howard
Ausiva, Mt. Airy.

Fifth Row:

Mills. Jerry Leath. Burlington; Minter.
Jolin D.. Jr.. Raleigh; Mitchell. Merritt
Kellogg. Phi Kappa Sigma, Rye. N. V.;
Montgomery. Frank Paul. Crafton. Pa.:
Moore. Asa Van. Jr.. Winterville; Moore.
Linda Carol. Canton.

Sixth Row:

Morgan. George LaFayette. HI. Rocky
Mount; Morgan. James Hunter, Fayette-
\ille ; Morgan, John Hayward. Oxford ;
Moirison, Robert Lee, Alpha Tav Omega,
.Atlanta, Ga.; Morrow. Frances Ann.
Chapel Hill; Moseley, Wendell Clay,
Roanoke Rapids,

Seventh Row:

Moss, Philip Victor, Tau Epsilon Phi, Kew
Gardens, N. Y.; Muiphey. Dewey Leon.
Stokesdale: Myers. David Worth. Elkin;
Myers. Harold Gordon. Winston-Salem;
Myrick. Maynard Wilbur. Chapel Hill;
Myse. Robert Newell, Chi Psi, Chapel Hill.

Eighth Row:

N'akamura. Charles M.. Honolulu. Hawaii ;
Neal. Robert Franklin. Henderson ; Nelms.
Donald Kenneth, Salisbury; Newsome,
William Grayson, Jr,. High Point; Noble.
Robert Cutler. Raleigh; Noell. Sidney
Thomas, Jr„ Chapel Hill.

Ninth Row:

Northcutt. Charles Wilson, Wadesboro;
Odom, Thomas La Fontine, Charlotte;
Oliver, John Hill, Summit, N. J.; O'Neal.
John Bryant. Chapel Hill; O'Tuel. Prentis
Haiold. Jr.. Goldsboro; Overman. Thomas
Lewis. Raleigli.

th Row:

■ns. Mark West. Jr.. Fountain; Pack-
. .lames A., .s/. Aiithmni Hall, Provi-
if, R. L; I'.idiTi.k. Clifton Waldo,
„a Phi Kiixihiii. Kiiiston: Palmer. Mal-
II Francliot. Albemarle; Palmer. Yates
ford. Delta Kappa Epsilon, Valdese;
k. Bong Ho. Seoul. Korea.

355

First Row:

Parker. James Lee. Enfield: Parker. Rob-
ert Andrew. tiirimo A'w, Henderson;
Parramore. Ralph Edward. Phi A'oppti
f<igmo. Charlotte; Partin. Donald Howard.
Hobgood; Partin. Wilson B.. Jr.. Phi Etii
siqiHU. Scotland Neck; Patrick. Donalil
Ray. Greenville.

Second Row:

Patterson. Edwin Milas, III. Spencer;
Pattisall. Richard C. Phi Gnmma Delta.
St. Paul. Va.; Pearsall, Mack Braswell,
Deltu Kapi)a Epxil,,,,. Rocky Mount; Pear-
.son. Bruce Gilbert, Ihlli, Vjisilon. Fort
BrasK; Peebles. Rohert (iraliani. Jr.. Falls
Church. \'a.; Peniberton. Charles D..
Greensboro.

Thirtl Roir:

Phillips. Roy Thomas, flioma Phi ElJiilmi.
Kinstoii; Pipkin, .\slime.id PriiiRlc. Helii
Thetii Pi. Reidsville: Pittinan. Charles
Wood. Jr.. Phi Ihltii Th.tii, Cohimbia.
S. C; Pittman. Ralph Micliael. Alpha Tan
Dnuija. Atlanta, Ga.; Plyler. Wallace
Hinton. Kappa Alpha, Salisbury; Poole.
Walter Ray. Jr.. Kinston.

Fourth Raw:

Pope. William Henry. Kappa Alpha. Ma
con. Ga.; Porter. William M., Falls Cliurch,
Va.; Pruett, Ronnie Allen. Mount Airy;
Purdy. Ronald II., Yardley. Pa.; Parker
son, Johniiv Weslcv. RaleiRh ; RaKland.
Joe Ray. .Ir.. Kcrnersville.

Fifth Raw:

Rankin. Alvin. Ji.. Mount Holly; Raper.
Julius Rowan. Phi Eta Sauna,' Raleish:
Ratiliff, Robert Curtis, Alex.uuler; Ray,
,lolu] Char'cs, ,'^onthern I'iucs; Ray. W.
Turner. Pi Kappa Phi. Wake Forest;
Keddins. Max (ierald, (iastonia.

fiixth Row:

Reese. George Woodrow. Jr.. Taylorsville ;
Reinhardt. Philip Joseph. HarrLsburs. Pa.;
Renfrow, A. Tucker, l.ucania: Rcvnohls.
Jasper Anilrew. .Ir,, Kappa Alpha. Ch.it
tanooga, Tenn.; Khoiies Unlicrt Maurice.
Lenoir; Rhyne. Richard Gaddv. Moncn.

Seventh Row:

Richardson. John Lawrence. Albemarle;
Riedl. Paul Francis, Greensboro; Ritch.
DouRlas l.amar. Durham; Roberts. Bryan
WilMin. Phi Eta Siawa. Hillshoro; Roberts.
Eddie K.. Wendell; Kohcrtson, Tate Mac-
Eweu. HI. ,S(. Aathoiii/ Hall, Gerniantown.

Eifihth Row:

Robinson. Richard Hill. Jr.. Pi Kappa
Alpha. Greensboro; Rockel. \'incent Fred.
RaleiKh; Rogers. Curtis Lee. Jr.. Beta
Thita Pi, Charlotte; Roper. Fred Wilburn.
Hender.sonville; Ro.ss. Charlie Allen.
Chapel Hill; Ro.ss. Herbert Allen. South
Orange, N.J.

Xinth Raw:

Rouse. Randall Rex. Raleigh; Rowe. Rob
ert Finley. Lexington; Rowe. Ronald D..
Lumberton; Royster. Nancy Jane. Alpha
Delta Pi. Chapel Hill; Ruse, Jimmy W..
Chapel Hill: Russell. Paul. Bridgeport.
W. \'a.

Tenth Row:

Russell. Raymond Wilson. St. Anthonii
Hall. Ocean City, N. J.; Sabiston. Frank,
Jr.. Kinston; Saintsing, Everette Thonuis.
ThorMMsvillc; Salem, Albert McCall, Jr..
Haicln.k: Sallcv, Alfred N.. Phi Delta
Thela, .\slieville: Saunder.s, Charles Leroy,
III. Kockv Mount.

356

First Row:

Sanders. Lewis Drexel. Willow Spring's:
Sapp, Edwin Greenlaw. Greensborn: S:iiil^.
James C. Garner; Sclienck. F.ilmunil
Harrison. Delta Kappa Epsilon, (irci-n^
boro: Schroeder. George Xoel. Suintnit.
New Jersey: Scliultlieiss. Gerald Weljb,
High Point.

Second Row :

Schwerzel. Arthur Howard. Cfti Psi, Sum-
mit. X. J.: Scott. James Martin. Alpha
Phi Omeffa, Wincliester. Va.: Scott. Jimmv
Paul. Alpha Phi Omega, Charlotte; Scott.
Wavne Xelson. Stony Point: Sea well. June
Howard. Carthage: Sellars. Robert Rainey.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Greensboro.

Third Row:

Seymour. Sidney Wallier. Jr.. Apex:
Sharpe. Benny Sandlin. Beulaville; Sheets.
Charles Dean. Alpha Phi Omega, Greens-
boro; Shepard. Robert Bowden. Jr.. Delta
Kappa Epsilon, Raleigh; Sherrill. Robert
-Alexander. Lenoir: Shore. Sanford. Phi
Kappa Sigma, Durham.

Fonrth Row:

Shore. Carl Isaac. Jr.. Yadkinville; Sltuler.
James Ernest. Salisbury; Simp.son. Clif
ford C. Jr.. Farmville: Simpson. Lcd
Franklin. Jr.. Morehead City; Sims.
Arthur Ward. Delta Kappa Epsihui.
Orange. Va.: Sirianni. Frank Josepli. Long
Branch. X. J.

Fifth Row:

Sleight. Edward Windsor. Greensboro
Smitli. Billy Marshall. East Rockingham
Smitli. Carter Braxton. Sigma Alpha Eii>

Martii

•ille

Va.

litli.

Claytii

Bernard. Jr.. Kappa Alpha, Elizabetli
town; Smith. Frank Watson. Wake Forest;
Smith. Katherine. Alpha Gamma Delta.
Chapel Hill.

Sixth Row:

Smith. Kirby Hart. Jr.. Ayden : Smitli.
Michael F.. Alpha Phi Omega, Belmont;
Smith. Xorman Barrett. Franklin: Smith.
Wade Marvin. Albemarle: Smith. Wayne
Reece. Charlotte; Smithson. Alva P.. Cres

veil.

Seventh Row:

Smoot. Marvin LeRoi. III. Goldsboro;
Snyder. John Gifford. Media. Pa.; Snyder.
John Graham. Fayetteville: Solomon.
Allan Frank. Pi Lambda Phi, Conway.
S. C. : Solomon. Francis Darwin. Kcrncrs-
ville; Spader. Allan David. Alpha Phi
Omega, Vienna, W. Va.

Eighth Row:
Spain. Jack H..

Phi

>hi Eta Sig
Delta. Greenville: Spangler. An
tin Dowakl. Shelby; Sparger. Jim Masse
Mount Airy; Spring.s. Manley Marij
Charlotte: Sproles, Charles Ben. Siirm
Pine; Stanton. Robert Mytinger. Sigm
Chi. Portsmouth. \a.

.Mntli Row:

Sta.ssinos. James Odysseus. Charlotte
Steele. Hobart Theodore. Burliii-rton
Steingold. Lewis Brandt. Richmond. \ ;i.

Stem. William Converse. Chattai g:

Tenn.; Stephenson. Shelby Dean. Benson
Stewart. Harry t:lenn. New Bern.

Tenth Row:

Stierhoff. Harold Frederick. Chapel Hill;
Still. Fredrick Allen. Thomasville; Stokoi.
Richard Curry. Delta Kappa Fpxiln,,.
Claremont. Calif.; Stoner. Paul (dcnii.
Beta Theta Pi. Lexington; Strickland.
James Ralph. Jr., Middlesex; Stroupe.
Benny Franklin, Greensboro.

357

First Rnw:

Stunda. Jolin Francis. Monessen. Pa.;
Stvers. Carl Kenneth. Gastonia: Sullivan.
Donald Jerome, Phi Mu Alpha. Wilmins-
ton; Sutorius. Les S.. Phi Kappa Sigma,
Chapel Hill.

S.'coiul Kiiu-:

Suttle. Biv Baxter. Alpha Tan Omeqa.
Cliarlotte; Talbott. Floyd Robert, Jr..
Roxboro: Tatum. Walter Lewis. Chi Phi.
Salishurv: Tavlor. John Thomas. Char-
lotte.

Third Rou- :

Tliomas. James Norman. Phi Gamma
Delta. Cherry Point; Thompson, Harold
Wayne, Jr.. Aiken. S. C: Thomp.son, Hern-
don Walter. Hamlet ; Thompson. James
Sherwooil. Lambda Chi Alpha. Oceana. \'a.

Finirth Kou-:

Thompson. Tarlton Roberts. Jr.. Aurora:
Thompson, William Michael. Jr.. Siqmn
Alpha Epsih, 11. Ridsewnod. \. J.; Todd.
Richaril MiKoe. Ihltn Kappa Epsilnn. Rye.
\. \.: Tnlar. .losepli Marion. Lumberton.

Fifth Rnu-:

Trotter. Wesley Asbury. Jr.. Beta Thela

f'i. Reidsville; Troutman. Howard Preston.

l.enoir; Turner. Anthony Garland. Rocky

Mount : Turnipseed. George Thomas, North

Wilkeshoro.

f>i.rth Row:

Tvman. Ronald Jay. Durham; Tyson, Wil-
li<im Wesley. Charlotte: Utermehle. .lack
Wilson. Montvale. \. J.; Vaushn. Gary

Kllis. Durham.

fieventh Row:

Venters. Wayne Burnette. Phi Gamma
Delta. Jacksonville: Villas. James Milton,
Charlotte; Vincent. Malvern Fitzhugh.
Roanoke Rapids: Vinnik. Donald Harvey.
Tau Epsilon Phi, Raleigh,

Kirihth Row:

Waldo, Gordon Pavne, Hope Mills:

Walters, Charles Stephen. Elkin; "Ward.

.lesse David. Jr.. Theta Chi. Westfleld.

N. J.; Waters. Ronnie Mason. Roanoke

Rapids.

Miith Row:

Watson. David M.. Hastingson-Hud.son,
\, v.; Weaver. Pearce Roberts. Delta
Knpiin Epsilon. Asheville: Webb. Charles
Aurelius. Delta Kappa Epsilon. .\sheville;
Webster. David Wesle\ . Graham.

358

MmamakL

Welborn. Johnny Walker, Boone: Wells.
James Harden, Burgaw, Wells. Rohert
O'Xeil, Richlands; Westbrook. Charles
Heath, Sanford.

Sc'ctmcl Ron- :

Whitaker, William David. Durham; White.
Donald Robert. Weavenille: White.
Horace Caleb. Jr.. Alpha Phi Omega.
Norfolk. \'a.: White. Perry Mack. Lnmhda
Chi Alpha, Spindale.

Third Row:

White. Thomas Livingston. Jr.. Lumber-
ton; Whitehurst. Wade Lee. Ga.stonia;
Whitfield, Charles Lyne. Atlanta, Ga.:
Whitfield. Dale Rov. Greensboro.

Fourth Row:

Whitley. John Brvan. Lambda Chi Alpha.
Thomasville; Whittle, Amberys Rayvon.
Burlington ; Williams, James Lynch. Beta
Theta Pi. Asheville; Williams. John Corne-
lius. Wilmington.

Fifth Row:

Williams. Junius Sneed. Fayetteville:
Williams. Lam- Howard. Four Oaks;
Willoughby. James Ralph. Goldsboro: Wil-
son. Charles Edward. Beta Theta Pi.
Asheville.

Si.rth Row:

Wilson. John Daniel. Montreat; Wilson.

Laurence Glenn. Mt, Olive: Wilson, Mark

King, HI. Pi Kappa Alpha. Chattanooga.

Tenn.; Windley. Heber Wilkinson. Jr..

Washington.

Seventh Row:

Withrow. Lawrence Randolph. Charlotte:
Wohlbruck. Theodore Clemens. Jr.. Char-
lotte: Womack. James Horton. Charlotte;
Wood, Bobby Steve, Sanford,

EiQhth Rote:

Woodall. Edward Marshall. Angler:
Woodbury. Edgar Christenson. Raleigh:
Woody. Steve Walter, Wavnesville; Woot-
en, Bobby Gene, Yadkinville,

-Yi

th Rou-
tes. Don

\'ictor, Lexington; Young.
Michael Arthur. Greensboro; Young.
Ronald D.. Spencer; Young. Wayne Ben-
nett. Mooresville; Zeiller, Donald Richard,
Manhasset, \. Y.

359

CHARLES GRAHAM
Hce-Presidi-nl

DAVID GRIGG

Secretary

RUSSELL HOLLERS
President

Freshmen

JOE MENDELSOHN
Treasurer

POLLY WOOTEN
Social Chair,

First Foil-:

Abbott. James Alien. Raleish; Abernethy,
William Miller, Hickory; Adams. Franklin
LeVerne. Rowland : Aldridre Robert Patten.
Jr.. Durliam: Aldridge. Thomas H.. Monroe;
Alexander. Harry Albert. High Point; Alex-
ander. Roy Davidson, Swannanoa.

,SVro/irf RiHi-:

Allen. Wayne Ogburn. Gibsonville: Allen.
William Reynold. HI. Goldsboro: Ambrose.
Oadus Donald. Washington; Anderson. Wil-
liam H.. Cincinnati. Ohio: Andrews. Samuel
Howard. Jr.. Hillsboro: Angle. William
Rhoads. Williamsport. Pa.; Ashendorf, Wil
liam Herbert, Charlotte.

Thiirl Rn,r:

Austin. Lawrence Byron. HI. Hixson. Tenn.;
.^utry. Gene Alexander. Bunnlevel; Babb.
Wayne Arnold, Brevard; Baker, Charles
Henry, Miami. Fla.: Baker. Ju'ian Tucker.
Jr., Raleigh: Balas, Bernard David. Charlotte;
Ball, Brenria Combs. Winston-Salem.

Fourth Koir:

Barbour, Robert Lavton. Burlington; Barker.
Ernest Gail. Jr., Raleigh: Barker, Ralph
Morton, Salisbury: Barnes, Reginald Worth,
Lumberton: Barrett, Richard Darcy, High
Point: Barringer. John Carroll, Hickory; Bas-
night. Gordon Lee, Columbia.

Fifth Row:

Bass. Harold Hall. Charlotte; Baucom. Jim
Preston. Concord; Baucom, Kenneth Latta.
Monroe: Baumstone. Ross Jan, Long Island.
N. Y.; Baynes. Robert Gene. Greensboro:
Bell. Michael Willoughby. Belcross; Belmont.
Fernando, Lima, Peru.

Hij-th Koir:

Benfleld. Herman Larry, Mount I'lla : Ben-
nett. Charles Landis. Raleigh: Bentley, Her-
bert Leland, New Rochelle. X. Y.: Bergren.
Richard B.. Kinston: Berkut. Jack Carroll.
Chapel Hill: Bernhardt. Robert Linn. III.
Salisbury; Bernstein. Morris Martin. Raleigh.

ffereilth Rnir :

Beveridge. Bnue Hanna. Atlanta. Ga.; Big-
gerstatr. Fr.uiklin Lee. Burlington; Birke.
Ronald Lewis, (liarlotte: Black. Stanley War-
ren. III. (liarlotte; Blackburn. John Ogburn.
High Point; Blackwell. Bobby Carroll. Bur
lington: Bloodworth, Robert Williams. Jr..
Fayetteville.

Ei'lhth Row:

Bloom. Harry Emmanuel. Baltimore. Md.;
Blount. Marvin Key. Greenville; Blue. James
Franklin. III. Red Springs: Blume. Thomas
Frederick. Harrisburg: Blumenfeld. Thomas
Allen, Savannah, Ga.; BIythe. Charles Clif-
ford, Huntersville: BIythe, Marshall McCoy.
Charlotte.

Xiiith Roir:

Boggs. David Thomas. Burlington : Bolch.
Thomas Jefferson. Hickory: Boles. John Rich.
Charlotte: Bolick. Carroll Lee. Hickory; Bon
tempo. Robert Henry. Springfield. Mass.;
Bordogna, Richard James. Havertown. Pa.:
Boss, George Wells, Winston-Salem.

T,„th Ro,r:

Bost. John Franklin. Lenoir: Bowden. Wil-
liam Edgar. Clinton: Bovkin. Wither Ray.
Zebulon; Bradshaw. John William. Relief;
Brakefield. .Aubrey Lee. Kannapolis: Branson.
Charles Dale. Canton: Brantley, Charles
Eugene. Kannapolis.

Ell-

I'lith Koir.

Brennan. Edward Michael. WootLside. \. Y.;
Bridges. Donald Patrick. Shelby: Britt.
Ronald Paul. Bladenboro: Britt. Ronald
Thomas. Red Springs: Brooks. David Allen.
Burlington: Brown. Charles Melvin. Jr..
Marirtn: Brown. Chester Henry, Jr.. Clreens-
boro.

361

4 § #

First Row:

Brown. Daniel Elmer. Selma : Brown. John
Ralston, Hamilton. Ohio; Brown. John Robert,
Durham; Brown, Larry Wesley, Greensboro;
Browning. William Evan. Murphy; Bryan
Floyd Telniadpe. Ahoskie; Bryant. George
Bailger. Dickerson. Md.

SrrnnrI Rinr :

lir\'ant. .lohn Collins. Winston-Salem; Bryant,
MiilanI l.ee. Leaksville; Bullard, Amos Jones,
Autrvville: Bun. Ronald Tully. West Hemp-
stead. X. v.; Burch. Steve Ross. Edenton ;
Burgrin. Charles Edward. Marion; Butler,
George Simeon, Roseboro.

Tliirrl Riiir:

Butler. Lindley Smith. Spray; Butler. Stuart
Watson. Charlotte; Butler. Thomas Edgar.
Greensboro; Byers. Micheal LeRoy, Cornelius;
Ryrd. Richard Thomas. Winston-Salem;
Cameron. Dallas .Alexander. Jr.. Lake Wacca-
riiaw: Cannon. Robert Laurence. Jr.. Kinston.

F.iiirth Roir:

Capps Carl Edward. New Bern; Carlisle.
Elizabeth Fields. Chapel Hill; Carpenter, Max
('line. Concord; Carraway, James Robert,
.lai-ksoin iile; Carrington, Samuel Macon. Jr..
Oxford; Carroll. James Anthony. Shady Side.
M(I.; Caruso. Samuel Fredrick. Jackson-
ville. Fla.

Fifth Rnir:

Carver. Charles Albert. Ann Arbor. Mich.;
Case. Wallace Talmadge. Jr.. Kingsport,
lenn.; Cavas. Anthony John. High Point;
Cliastain. Carl Robert, jr.. High Point; Childs,
Robert Michael, Wilson; Clare, John Lau-
rence. Jr.. Danville. Va.; Clark. Richard
Alan, Statesville.

SiXA Row:

Clark. Robert Burns, Jr., Monroe; Clark,
Tonv Franklin, Lumberton; Clark, William
Lee. Varina; Claytor. Alton Bennett. Jr..
l.incolnton; Clement. Charles Ewing. Raleigh;
Clement. Henry L.. Westbury. L. L. N. Y.;
Cleinons. Joel Maurice. Tabor City.

Srr.ilth Row:

Cohurn. Roland Guy. Jr.. Jamesville;
Cochran. James Lee. .-Mbemarle; Cockrell,
Arthur Elliott. Rocky Mount; Coggins. Boyd
Wayne. Sanford; Colescott. John William.
Philadelphia. Pa.: Colev. Max Lee. Liberty;
Collier. Hal Franklin. Bladenboro.

Kirilitli Row:

Ccmyers. Cecil Rupert. Jr.. Raleigh; Cooper,
David Elder, Cary; Cooper, Elliott Tunstall,
.Ir., Baltimore. Md.; Copeland. Ronald Wil-
liam. Apex; Corbett. Rhodes Thoma.s. Char-
lotte; Corbett, William Osborne, Nashville;
Cordle. ,loseph Claiborne, Jr., (ireensboro.

y,iith Row:

Cornish. Lucus King, III, Dallas, Tex.;
( ottrell. Walter David. Jr.. Hickory; Cowart,
Charles H., Atlanta, Ga,; Cox. Edwin Roscoe,
■Ir., Rockingham; Cox. Richard Larry. San-
ford; Craighill. Francis Hopkinson. Hender-
■.iinville; Crane. Marjorie Ellen. Chapel Hill.

Triitli Row:

Credle. Joseph Bernard, Ahoskie; Crowder,
Charles Louis, Tucson, Ariz,; Crowell, James
Kenneth. Jr.. Wilmington; Culbertson. James
Addison. .Ir.. Robhins; Culhreth. Harold Dean,
Spindalc; Currie. Daniel Lee. Jr.. Aberdeen;
( urrv. Kiiv Lee, Monroe.

tirenth Row:

ale. David Lewis. Hickory; Dansby, David
ozart, Jr.. Greensboro; Darden. John Mor-
in. HL Roanoke, \'a.; Daughtr>'. Edward
Ian. Faison ; Davis. Charles Sharpe. Bur-
ngton; Davis, George P., Jr„ Durham:
avis, Philip Bibb, Jr.. High Point.

362

First Row:

Deaton, Forrest Eric. Burlington; Deaton.
Robert Wayne. Staley: Declier. Alexander
Howard. Greensboro; Degnon. Robb Frayne.
Daytona Beach. Fla.; Delniar, Robert F..
Lake Wales. Fla. ; Denemark. Bennett Gold-
smith. Sumter, S. C; DeVere. David Erskine,
.Morganton.

Sero»d Pow:

Dickerson. James Perry, Bunn: Dicknian.
Robert Neil. Bronxville. N. Y.; Dickson.
CJeorge Graham. Jr.. Ft. Lauderdale. Fla.;
Divine. Morrison Wenceslays. III. Charlotte;
Dossett. Edward Franklin. Durham; Dotson.
Donald Larry. Quantico. Va.: Douglas.
Sanuiel Preston. Jr.. Lumberton.

Tliird Row:

Downum. Allen Fitzgerald. Jr.. Edenton;
Doyle. Howard Glenn. Zebulon; Duff. Angus
MacLean. Greenville; DuLaney. Elliott Dain-
gerfleld. Monroe; Dunlap. William Marshall,
Raleigh; Dunn, John Raymond, Roanoke
Kapids; Durham, Webb, Jr.. Greensboro,

Fourth Ron-:

Eanes, Ralph Hill. Jr.. Thomasville; Eargle.
George Marvin, Thomasville; Ea.sley, Robert
Waters. Ill, Murphv; Edwards, Charles
Hamilton. Ahoskie: Edwards. Joseph Roger.
Raleigh; Efird. Tom David. Gastonia; Eltland.
Frank Albert. Florence,

Fifth Rnir:

Elkins. Frank Cnllihan, Bladenboro; Ellerbe,
Hassfll K.ule. I.atta, S, C; Elliott, Balaam
ThalpliHiiza. .Ir., Whiteville; Elliott, John
Dowd. Willow Sr)riiigs: Ellison. Nicholas Clay,
Ft. Thomas. Kv.: English. Charles Robert.
Brevard; Eskridge. Alfred Green. Jr.. Shelby.

Si.rth Row:

Eskridge. Jerry Lee. Shelby; Etheridge.
Randel Bennett. Raleigh; Eubanks. Robert C.
Durham; Evans, William Casto, Miami, Fla,;
Eves, Joseph Pearce, III, Elizabeth City;
Evins. Thomas Moore, Jr„ Durham; Fackert,
William Edward, III, University, Mo,

Srri'iilli Row:

Faires, Dorus Edgar. Hickory; Faulkner.
David Kenneth, .\sheville; Ferguson. Horace
Taylor. Pleasant Hill; Fields. Johnnie Par-
rott. LaGrange; Fisher. James Stanford.
Stedntan; Fleishman. Harvey. Favetteville ;
Fletcher. John Stuart. II. Edenton.

Eiqhth Row:

Fletcher, Thomas Evan, Boonville; Floyd.
Willie Benjamin. Jr„ Henderson; Fogleman.
Don. Burlington ; Forbes. Thomas Mitchell.
River Edge. N. J.; Ford. John Frederick.
Jr.. Gastonia; Fowler. Wesley Caswell. Jr..
Dunn; Fox. Douglas Roller. New York, N. Y.

Ninth Fate:

Fox. John Birkhead. Asheville; Foxwortli.
Robert Parker. Raleigh; Frady. James De-
witt. Jr.. Rutherfordton ; Fraley. Philip S..
Bristol, Va,; Freedman, Jerald Neil, Boston,
Mass, ; Freeman, Benny Franklin, Madison ;
Freeman. Joseph Broade. Gates.

Teiitli Row:

Friedman. Ken. Loch Arbour. N. J,; Fromer,
Robert Leonard, Great Neck, N, Y,; Fugate,
Robert Watkins, Durham; Fulk, Robert
Vernon. Jr.. Wilmington; Fuller. Paul John-
son. Hickory: Gamble. James "Wiley, Salis-
bury; Garner, Coy Stephen, Denton,

Eleventh Row:

Garrison. David Quitman. Charlotte; Geline.
Ronald. Wilson; Gellis, Harry Paul, New
York, N, v.; Gettman. Lowell John, Hender-
sonville; Gibbs, John B., Asheville; Gibson.
Robert Clayton. III. Winchester. Va.; Gilliam,
.lohn Lane. Siler City.

363

First Row:

(livens. Patrick Augustus. Charlotte; Godbey.
Norris Lamar. Salisbury; Goode. David
.lolinson. Lumberton ; Goode. James -Moore.
Hicliory; Goodman. Roy Bernard. Salisbury;
Gore. David John. Milledgeville. Ga.: Graham.
Charles Pattison, Jr., Wilmington.

Srrinirl Koir:

Graham. Edwin Charles. .Miami Shores. Fla.;
Gray. Paul Tudor. Jr.. Salisbury; Green.
David Fleetv^ood. Jr.. Charlotte; Greene.
Steve Allen, .\rden; Grigg. David Lee. Albe-
marle; Grimes. Bryan. Jr.. Washington;
Grimsley. Joseph Wayne. Wilsun.

Thirri Roll-:

Griset. Bruce H., Raleigh; Grizzard. Thomas
Norman. Fruitland Park. Fla.; Grubb.
Robert Lee. Jr.. Charlotte: Ciuerrant. Thomas
Ci>nnally. Charlotte; Guffey. Donald William.
Forest City; Gump. Louis Haynes. Johnson
City. Tenn.: Gurganus. Harry S-. Wasltington.

F;,irth Row:

Guthrie. James Michael. Asheville; Hamill.
William John. Baltimore. Md.; Hamlet.
Reuben Dale. Jr.. Richmond. \'a.; Hanunond.
l-awrem-e Townley. Jr.. Randleman; Ham-
rii-k. Harvey James. Rutherfordton ; Handy.
Henry Overing. Jr.. Willianiston ; Hannah.
-Inlin William. Colonial Heights. Va.

Fifth Roic:

Hardison. Claude Bryan. New Bern; Hardy.
Wayne Rae. Pinehurst; Harrington. William
Lewis. Mooresville; Harris. Beth Wrav,
Chanel Hill; Hnrris. Donald Ei'irene, Pocky
Mount; Harris. Frederick Bogle. Granite Falls;
Harris. Lewis Colerium. Walterboro, S. C.

si.rth Roie:

Hart. Dorsey Fleming. Jr.. Henderson; Hart-
ley. James Spencer, North Wilke.sboro;
Il:irtley. Laurence Arpad, Old Greenwich.
Conn.: H;i"iev. Lewis Burton. Jr.. Spruce
I'iiie; llavwDdd. Egbert Lynch. Jr.. Durham;
llc.nii. Dmialil William. Laurinburg; Heather.
Duraiit Cliff. Forest Hills. N. Y.

Sirenth R„ir :

Heavner. James -\llen. Kings Mountain;

Helms. Bobby Earl. Concord; Henderson.

■lohn Leonard. Goldsboro; Hendren. Otis
Franklin, North Wilkcsboro: llepting. George
Carletiin. Asheville: Hester, Clv<le Ray.
Lillington: Hetlreringtim. Ferris Sands. HI.
Greensboro.

Eiflhth Roll-:

Hickman. Freddie D.. Shallotte: Hicks. Mel-
vin Gray. Winston-Salem; Hill, Douglas Gray,
Deep Run; Hill. Ivan Vick. Selma; Hill,
Risden Hamilton. Wadesboro; Hoadley.
Gregory Lee. New Berlin. N. Y.; Hocutt,
Krlgar .lerome. UL Chapel Hill-

Miith Row:

Hodge. H. A.. HI, Zebulon; Hodges. William
Richard. Washington ; Hogan. James Spencer,
Chapel Hill: Hoilnian, Thomas Henry. Bakers-
Held: Hoke. Russell -McCullers. Havelock:
Holder. Laurie E.. Jr.. Garner: Holderness,
Howard. Jr.. Greensboro.

r<,ttli Row:

Holland. Herbert Eatman. Jr.. Raleigh; Hol-
land. William Loyd. Dunn; Holler. Hoy
Cline. Conover; Holthouser. Ralph Haywood,
Jr., Charlotte; Honeyeutt. William Rex.
l.ucama; Hood. Charles Howard. Lillington:
Hord. Joseph Beach. Jr.. Maxton.

Elivcnth Row:

Horn. James Jack.son. Lawndale; Hoskins.
James Dale. Cleveland. Tenn.; House. Daniel
Murray. Jr.. Rutherfordton; House. Helen
Hadhain. Chapel Hill; Howie. Sam Watson,
Matthews; Hoyle, Steve -Arthur. Rutherford-
ton: Huddles. Gary. Pikesville, -Md.

364

First Row:

Hiiilsdii, Charles Matthew, Marion; Hughes,
I'.iul IJeane, Marion; Hunnicutt, Thomas
Ilia, kiiiill. Asheville; Hunt. Karl Phillip,
( haltiinooKa. Tenn.; Hurt. Clyde Clayton.
Hdclcy Mount; Hutson, Richard Martin, Bay
Sliore, N. V.; Intinger, Llovd Lewis, Char-
lotte.

Seroilri Roir:

Isfiihoui-, Thomas Lee. Salisbury; Jackson.
Warroi Harnett, Jr., Chattanooga. Tenn.:
.lankii. Kipliert Sanford. Atlanta. Ga.; Jenkins.
liiilHit .loe. Mount Holly; Johnson. David
Eliot. Baltimore. Md.; Johnson. Hal Dempsey.
Burlington ; Jolinson. Larry Douglas. Clayton.

Thiril Row:

.lohnson. Thomas George, Jr.. .Asheville;
Jolinson. William Howard. Benson; Jolly.
Horton Gray. Ayden ; Jones. Crisnian Snyder.
Raleigh; Jones. David Noel, Durham: Jones,
I'atricia Lou. Chapel Hill; Jones, Philip
.Stuart. Wilmington.

/••...,,(/, Row:

.loiic^, Richard Putney, Greensboro: Jones,
Kulanil Eugene, Mount Airy; Kable. William
(iibhs. III. Staunton. Va.; Kalkhurst, Joseph
Dillon. Raleigh; Kannan, Mickael M.. Varina;
Kemp. Malcolm Drake. Jr.. Southern Pines:
Kendall. Leo Paul, Meadville, Pa.

Fifth Roll-:

Kent. Killv Gene. Gary; Kentopp. Richard
(aiiK-niii. Hendersonville: Kcsler. Jaines
I'liillip. Greensboro; Kiker, Juc McCollum,
Clianotte; Kij.ian, Harry William. .Murphy;
Knight. Euodias Fulcon. Harrells; Knight,
.lolm .Mien, Sanford.

nig. Paul Maimon. Brooklyn. N. Y.;
Mce, Roger William. Hyattsville. Md.;
I Its. Ronald Alva. High Point; Kunian,
ihl Lewis. Nashville. Tenn.; Labovitz.
aril Stuart. Baltimore. Md.; Lacey. Wil-
Walter, Asheville; Lail. Graham Leroy.

Heventh Row:

l.ambeth. Jay Odell. Greensboro: Lamm.
WilliaTn Delay, Mount Airy; Lampron,
.\iitli(iny Joseph, Wilmington: Lanipros. John
Mchulas. Roanoke. Va.: Langdon. William
Cleveland. Coats: Langford, George Philip.
Orlando. Fla.; Langford, George Robert,
Tuscaloosa, Ala.

Eifihfh Row:

lasatcr. Walter Haroll. Pittsboro: Lawson.
rhnmas Jefferson. Jr.. Durham: Lazarus.
Cliarlcs Lawrence. Sanford; Lee. William
H.. (Greensboro: Lehrman. Neil. Chevy Chase.
.Md.; Lester. Earl Brodys. Spencer; Letellier,
Silas Wike. Marion.

Xiiitli Row:

Levin. Lawrence Lee. Baltimore. Md.; Lewis.
Jacob Basco. Middlesex: l.ioh^cher. Gerhard.
Waynesville; l.iiuNav, .Idin K(.licrt. Washing-
ton. D. C: Lim-livin. .laincv Willi.am. Jr..
Mebane: Lipscmi.. (Iiarles rhoi.ia.-. III.
Southport. Conn.; Little. Svlvia BaylilT.
Chapel Hill.

Truth Row:
Lively. Edmund Cedi
Kranii Micliael. Durli!
Kiiu-iliic, ClialPcl Hill;

rkili-l

III, Wilmin-tii

Del.

ic. Reidsville: London,
m: London. Lawrence
Long. Irving Hilburn,
Lker. Franklin Roland.
L<ppez-\'era. Olagvibeet
to Rico; Lowery. .\lvin

Eleventh Row:
Lucas, Tracy

e. Jr.. .Aslieboro; Lydey.

II. Vanccvville: Lynch,
ith. Denver: Lvnn, Robert Lee.
1-. \'a.; McCall. Robert .Murray.
I- Md.: .McColl. James Carroll.
■. S. C; McConkey. Samuel An-
I'arboro.

365

First Row :

McDonald. Lanny Walter. Fort Brasg; Mc-
Dowell. Eug:ene E.. Greensboro; McDuffie.
Jerome Anthony. Luniberton : McFadyen.
Donald Wayne. Sanford; McGraw. Guy
Michael. Greensboro: Mclnnis. Clay Wall, ,lr..
Pleasant Garden; McKenzie. Timothy Paul.
Red Bank. Tenn.

Second Row:

McKiernan. Richard Lee. Chapel Hill ; Mc
Lamb. Clarence Ezekiel. Jr.. Dunn; McLarty.
Georse Collins. High Point; McNeill. George
Vernon. Jr.. Greensboro; McNeill. Justin.
in, Luniberton; McRae. James Patterson,
Laurinburg; Macon. Ernest .Michael. Jr.,
Greensboro.

Third Rolf :

Manasse. George Henry. Durham; Mann.
Harold Lindsey. Jr., Sanford; Margolin.
Michael Robinson. New York. N. Y.: Mark-
ham. Thomas Lowell, Apex ; Marks, Peter
Anthony. Great Neck. N. Y.; Marshburn.
Donald Robert. Greensboro; Marshburn. Paul
Thomas, Wilmington.

Fourth Row:

Martin. Marion Lee. Jr.. Favetteville; Masoti.
Richard Haywood, Jr„ Raleigh; Mason.
Romulus Armistead. Fayetteville; Massie,
Thomas Clement, Waynesville; Matney John
Lee, Danville; Matthews, Frederick Richard,
Jr,, Greensboro; .Matthews, Phillip Ray,
Nashville.

Fifth Row:

Mauney. David Hunter. Lincolnton; May.
Louis Garris. Greenville; .Mayfleld. F'rajik
Hender.son. Cincinnati. Ohio; Means. Robert
Ellison. Charlotte: .Meek. Charles Fredric.
Charlotte; .Meltsner. Charles Philip. Toronto,
Ont.. Can.; Meltzer. Glenn .\dair. Worchester.
Mass.

Sixth Row:

Mendelson. Joseph Sidney. Charleston. S. C;
Menhinick. Robert John. Dunwoody. Ga.; .Mer
rick. Richard Bennett. Valhalla. N. Y.: Merry.
Finley Henderson, Augusta, Ga.: Midgett'e,
Patrick Wilson, Durham; Miller. Croson
Burns, Albemarle; Miller, Harry Ellsworth,
Connellsville. Pa.

Seventh Row:

Miller, Herbert Pinkney, HI, Ashevillc;
Miller. James Halyburton. .\sheville; .Miller.
James Wesley, Denton: .Miller. Joseph Claude,
Boone: Miller, Ranne Johnson, Pittsford
N. Y.; .Mitchell, John Lee, Chattanooga,
Tenn,; MoguU. Robert Gabriel. Roslyn
Harbor. N. Y.

Eighth Row:

Monroe. William Kermit. Jr., Lumberton ;
Montgomery, Edward Davidson, Jr.. Wil-
mington: Moody. Michael Leon. Lincolnton:
Moore. Daniel Hight, Kingsport. Tenn.;
Moore, John Ellison. Rock Hill S. C. ;
Morgan. Julian Horton, Clinton; Morgan
William Chapin, Pittsboro.

Xinth Row:

Morris. David George. Apex: Morris. John
Watson. Jr., Morehead City: Moseley. George
Edward. Tarboro; Murchison, Willis Barnes.
Durham; Murphy, Brower, Jr., Charlotte;
Murphy. Kenneth Raymond. Fayetteville:
Murphy. Neil Francis, Blacksburg. V'a,

Tenth Row:

Murphy, Robert Gene, Roanoke Rapids:
Murray, Douglas P., Meadville, Pa,: Musha,
Nelson Eddy. Murf reesboro ; Nail, Richard
Duke, Mocksville; Nelson, William Earl,
Prospect Hill: Ness, Peter, Chapel Hill;
Neustadt, William Arthur. Briarcliff Manor.
N. Y.

Eleventh Roiv:

Newsome. Robert James, Jr., Burlington;
Newton, Eldon Sharpe. Jr., WiLson; Newton.
Jimmie Isaac. Concord; Nichols. Graham
Ernest. Jr.. Roxboro: Nichols, Richard Lee,
Miami. Fla.; Noe. Robert Spilman. Elkin;
Norman. Paul Wesley, King.

366

First Row:

Norris. Ira Kenneth. Roxboro; Norton, La-
fayette Ferguson, Raleigh ; Norville, Russell
Manley. Spindale: Norwood, Haywood Ver-
non, Jr., Waxhaw; Oakley, Jerry William,
(ireensboro; Olive, Richard Langdon, Sum-
mit, N. J.: Osborne. Samuel Louis. Wilkes-
horo.

.sV'ro«rf Row:

Ott. Robert William. Reidsville; Ott. William
John Point Pleasent. N. J.: Page. John Fas-
tball •iance^ville; Page. Patricia Ann. Hen-
derson, Parker. Fred Pope. III. Goldsboro;
Parker Robert Greer. Southern Pines;
Patterson Edward Richard. Smithfleld.

Tliud Row

Peibod\ Edward Bruce. Jr.. Raleigh; Peace,
Siiiniel Thomas. III. Henderson; Peek.
I inics Thomas Raeford ; Perdue. Jack Lewis.
l.inii-bi)ro Perkins. Thomas Joseph, Tela,
Honduris Perry, Raymond Lowell, Troy;
1 lulps Br\an Eugene, Creswell.

Faiirfh Row:

I'liillips, James Laughton. Morehead City;
I'ittnian. Albert Eugene, Halifax; Pohl, Alice
Wilder, Chapel Hill; Poovey. James Nelson,
Hickory; Pope, Howard Edison, Lillington;
Poplin, William Roscoe, Jr.. Elkin; Powell.
Samuel Quincy, Jr., Greensboro,

Fifth Row:

Pratt, John Herman, Durham: Presley, Ralph
Phillips, Asheville; Pressley, James S..
Monroe; Prevost. Ralph Lee. Hazelwood;
Pruitt. Jack William. Raleigh: Pulver.
Jeannette Cordelia. Chapel Hill; Putnam.
Jessie Van. Kings Mountain.

Sixth Row:

Quaekenbush. Robert Lesley. Valley Cottage.
N. Y.; Quast. Tlieodore Emmanuel. Wash-
ington. D. C; Ragan, Robert Allison, Gas-
tonia; Ragsdale, Hugh A., Jr.. Richlands:
Rand. Anthony Eden, Garner: Ratcliffe,
William Emmet, Raleigh; Raver. Milson
Carroll. Reisterstown. Md.

Seventh Row:

Raynor. Bruce Butler. Raleigh ; Reaves,
.lames Wilspn. Jr.. Fayetteville: Reeder.
John Patrick, Bethesda, Kid.; Reeves. John
Edwin, Jr.. Summit. N. J.; Reeves. Paul
Johnson. Jr.. Hillsboro; Renger, John Frank,
Jr., Albemarle: Reynolds. James Woodrow,
Jr., Newton.

Kigtifh Row:

Rhoades. Robert Willard. Robbins; Rice.
James Alexander. Winston-Salem; Rice.
William Russell. Gastonia; Rich. James
Worth. Jr.. Graham; Richman. Harold
.\bram. New'ton Center, Mass.; Ricks. Thomas
Devere. Durham; Ridenhour, William Leigh-
ton, Jr.. Baltimore, Md.

Mtitli Roll':

HiKdon. Philip Douglas, Chapel Hill; Riggs,
l-'r.incis Graham, Owings Mills, Md.; Riner.
Kdwaid Neal. Rocky Mount; Rinzler. Dennis
Cliarles. Passaic. N. J.: Roberts. Clyde
( lordon. Asheville ; Rogers. Augustus Kellogg.
Phillipsburg. N. J.; Rogers, Benjamin Lee,
Raleigh.

Truth Row:

Kolilfs. Roliert Charles. Pittsfleld. Mass.:
KdscTihlatt, James Ashley. Charlotte; Rouse.
■lames Bristol. Raleigh; Rowe. Colon Harvey.
Raleigh: Rucker, Joseph Anthony. III. Bed-
ford. \'a.; Rush. Lewis Odis. Jr.. Asheboro;
Russell. Curtis Ray. Dover.

eventh Row:

issell. Harold Edward, Raleigh; Sandman.
M-bert Artliur. .\slieville; Sasser. Joseph
iislcv. Rciilsvillc; Saunders. James Alton.
.. Burgaw; Sayers. William Floyd. Jr..
istonia; Schaeman. Franklin Joel. Lumber-
n. Scharf. Daniel Robert, Great Neck, N. Y.

367

First Fou-:

Schlosser. Emil Steve, Greensboro; Schneider.
Eliot Michael. Gastonia; Schreiber, Robert
Alan, Chapel Hill; Scott, Herbert Pearce,
New Haven, Conn.; Scott, Robert Michael.
Jacksonville: Scott. Robert Ray. Pinetops.

Second Roic :

Seagle, Benjamin Franklin, HI, Hickory;
Sessoms, James Edwin, Tarboro: Shannon-
house, James Moore, Charlotte; Shapiro,
Jerry Michael, Salisbury; Shaw, Caswell Eure,
Halifax; Shelton, Thomas McKendree, Prince-
ton, N. J,

Third Row:

Sher, Jerry Michael, .\sheville; Shields, Arthur
George, Maury; Shinn. John Bradley, China
Grove; Shoaf, David Charles, Jacksonville.
Fla.; Shuford, William Talmage, Jr„ Salis-
bury; Sillman, Robert Burnett, Auburndale,
Mass,

Fourth Row :

Simonton, Vincent E., Baltimore, Md. ; Simp-
kins, Rodney Lane, Jr., Jacksonville; Simp-
son, Clarence Grimmer, Manassas. Va.;
Singletarv, William Currie. Jr., Clreensboro;
Sirkin, Joshua Allen. Miami Beach, Fla,;
Skidmore, Frederick Alexander. Rutherford-
ton.

Fifth Row:

Slate, Dan Melvin, Mount Airy; Slusser,
Frank Willard, Jr., Richmond, Va.; Smalley.
James Lee. Jr.. Augusta. Ga.; Smith. Dewey
Clifton. Clinton: Smith, Francis Gerald,
Little Rock, S. C: Smith. Harold Campbell.
Jr.. Elizabethtown.

Sixth Row:

Smith. James E.. Burlington: Smith. James
Rov. Jr.. .^sheboro: Smith. John Frank. Lex-
ington; Smith, John Michael, Atlantic; Smith.
Julian Craft. Jr.. Bethel: Smith. Luther
Leslie. Gatesville.

Sevtnth Row:

Smith. Lynn Harrison. Liberty; Smith. Moyer
Gray. Lexington; Smith. Robert Bruce, jr..
Lexington : Smith. Robert Gibbs, Salisbury ;
Smith, Robert Lawrence, Albemarle: Smith,
Samuel Bosworth, Chattanooga, Tenn.

Eiffhth Row:

Smith. Samuel Clark. Wilmington. Del.;
Smith. Terre Milton. Riedsville; Smith.
Thomas Eugene. Spartanburg. S. C. ; Snyder.
John Frank. Ridgcwood. N. J.: Snvder. John
Hayde. Charlotte; Sokolove, Richard Gary.

Ada

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.Yi)if/i Row:

Somers, .\lbert Bingham, Wilkesboro: Sower^;.
Sidney George, Salisbury; Spence, William
Chenault, Jr., Concord; Spoon, James .Meiritt.
Jr., Charlotte; Stallings, Angelyn ((.U-y,
Chapel Hill; Steagall. Thojnas Lee. Oxford.

Tetith Roic:

Stephenson. William .Alexander. Jr.. Char-
lotte; Stepp. William Edward. Marion: Stew-
art, .lames Daniel. Franklin: Stokes, Jerome
Walter. Home, Ga.; Stokes. Robert Stephan,
M;inas(|uan, N, J.: Stott, Johnnie Frederick.
Wilson.

368

First Row:

Strickland. Garrett Sheldon. Mount Olive;
Strider. Virgil Dawson. (Jreensboro: Stroud.
Luther Phillip. Jr.. Maysville; Stypmann.
Xoel Leo. Charlotte: Sutton. Robert Clarence.
Sanford: Swann. Edward Filniore. Jr.. Icard.

i<erond Row :

Swanson. Lennie Lee. Henderson : Sweet.
Worth Alfred. Salisbury: Swin.son. Jerr>
Lee. Mount Olive: Sylvia. Bruce Gilmore,
Richmond. Va.; Tallant Wallace Franklin.
Hickory; Tarn. William Der. Jr.. Winston-
Salem.

Third Row:

Taylor. Edward Eugene. Valdese: Taylor.
Eniorv Minefield. Henderson : Taylor. Guy.
Jr.. Atlantic; Taylor. James Harvey. Hooker
ton; Taylor. Zachan'. Knightdale: Thomas.
Dewey Eugene. Morven.

Fourth Row:

Thomas. Vincent Bernard. Wilson : Thomp-
son. Charles Clendenin, Graham: Thompson.
James W.. Dunn: Thurman. David Hugh.
New Vork. X. V.: Tillman. John S.. A.she-
boro; Tillman. William Warren. Jr.. Sanford.

Fifth Row:

Toler. John Rodnev. Hillsboro; Tripp. Wil-
liam Earl. Jr.. Greenville: Turnbull. David
Drew. New Haven, Conn.; Tyson. Oscar
Lemuel. Fayetteville ; Cmstead. Alex Wiley.
Garner; Usher. Harry Austin. Northport.
N. Y.

Sijih Row:

\*allotton. Joseph Maxwell.
\'errone. Irvin Richard. N'e
George Davis. Fayetteville :
Wendelyn. Tonkers, N.

.\ugusta. Ga. :
V Bern: Vick.
Vogel. George
Waldon. Jesse

James. Jr.. High Point ; Walker. Grayson
Howard. Hayesville.

Seventh Row:

Walker. Luther Loneith. Rockingham; Walk-
er. Thomas Nathaniel, Reidsville: Walker.
William Kent. Charlotte; Walldorf. Rudy
Herman. Chattanooga. Tenn.: Waller. Harry
Franklin, Charlotte: Walser. John Thurman.
,lr.. Lexington.

Ki'jhth Row:

Walters. .Man Stanley. Baltimore. Md.: Ward.
Larry Dean, .\rchdaie; Warner. Joe Henley.
Chapel Hill; Warren, Hubert Holman. Dunn:
Watkins, William Henry. IV. Ram.seur:
Weaver, (ieorge .\rthur. .\lbemarle.

Siiith Row:

Weaver. Harold Carter. Chapel Hill; Weaver.

James Edward. Jr.. Dunn; Webster. Ernest

Rogers. Graham ; Weiner. Richard David.

Washington. D. C. : Weinstein. Lee Moret,

.Atlanta. Ga.: Weir, Dewey Frederick. Jr..

Hampstead.

Ten til Row:

Welton. David Scott. Charlotte; M'essinger.
.lames Baldwin. .\nn .\rbor, .Mich.; Wesson.
Robert Aubrey. Jr.. Lawrenceville. Va. ; West.
Danny Eugene, Elizabethtown : West. Harry
.\rchibald, Rockingham: Wheilbee. Charles
Monroe, Hertford,

369

First Row:

Whitaker. Richard Harper, Jr.. Kernersville;

White. Finley Tomlinson, Jr.. Durliam;

Wliite, Jean Thomas. Madison. Ind.; White,

Jerry Donald. Pittsboro; White. Joseph

Leonidas. Hamptonville; White. Marshall,

Roxboro.

Second Row:

Whitefield. Joe McRae. Durham; Whitehurst.
Edward Ro!and. Jr.. Clearwater. Fla.;
Wicker. Robert Brooks. III. Sanford; Widoff,
Michael George. Fort Lauderdale. Fla.;
Wilkerson. Edwin Cisco. Greenville: Wilkin-
son. Chester Houston. Windsor.

Third Row:

Wilkinson. Harvey A.. New Bern; Wilkinson.
.Michael Cade. Belhaven; Wilkinson. Robert
Newton. Greensboro; Wilkinson. Wvndham
Lee. High Point; Williams. Bill Joe. Boone;
Williams. Charles Oliver, Greensboro.

Fourth Row:

Williams. Robert Hampton. Durham: Wilmer.
Ringgold Wilson. Jr.. Manhasset. N. Y.;
Wilson, Herbert Davis, Jr., Greensboro:
Wilson, James Parrish. Sanford: Wilson.
James Preston, Jr., Wilmington: Wilson.
John Lee, Jr.. North Charleston, S. C,

Fifth Row:

Wilson, Phillip Wood. Greensboro; Wilson,

Robert White. Jr., Yanceyville: Wilson.

Willis Alexander. Jr.. Raleigh; WMIy, John

Fleming. Durham; Windley, David Walter,

Havelnck: Winecoff. George Caldwell, III,

Gastonia.

Sixth Row:

Wingtield. Thomas Whetsell. Raleigh; Wise-
man. William Edward. Ingalls; Womble.
Jacqueline Ruth. Durham: Wood, Frederick
Phillips. Jr., Edenton: Woodard, Joyce,
Chapel Hill; Woodhouse. William Walton,
111. Raleigh.

Sfi

nth Row:

Woodley. Samuel Spruill. Jr., Columbia;
Woodrum. Clifton Alexander, in, Roanoke.
Va.: Woody, Sidney Lane. Bessemer City;
Wootcn. Daniel Dawson. Kinston ; Woote'n.
Sterling Dillon. Jr.. Goldsboro; Worlsy.
Donald Lee. Selma.

Eighth Row:

Wors!ey, Edwin Lee, Rocky Mount; Wright,
Arnold, Jr.. Shelby; Wright, Forrest Jarrell.
Jr.. Winston-Salem; Wright. Stanley. Charles-
ton. S. C; Wrye, Charles Lowell. Greensboro:
Yarbrough, Cecil Moore, Jr., Burlington.

Ninth Roiv:

Yates, James Wilkins, Apex: Yates. Michael
Hoy. Durham: Yount. Cecil Edward. Lenoir:
Younts. Worth Duane. High Point: Zaslav.
Barry Arthur. Cedarhurst, N. J.

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Dean

Graduate School

The Graduate School offers advanced and specialized studies to
qualified students who have completed work leading to a bache-
lor's degree. Graduate work leading to the master's and doctor's
degree is offered in most of the Arts and Science departments.
Professional graduate curricula are established in Business
Administration, City and Regional Planning, Dentistry, Educa-
tion, Library Science, Public Health, and Social Work. Gradu-
ate work is offered in thirty-nine Schools, Departments and
Curricula.

First Row:

Adams. Maria Jane, Gadsden. Ala.: Adams. Philip t..
Farmville. Va.; .Austin. James Farrell. Chapel Hill: .\uslin.
Thomas Earney. Chapel Hill: Bailey. Donald Etheridse.
Biscoe.

Sernnd Row :

Bailey. Rachel Ann, Louisburg; Barto, John Thomen. Phi
Delta Theta, Phi Beta Kappa, Salisbury, Conn.; Bazeniore.
William Milton, Lambda Chi Alpha, Charlotte: Bhapkar.
Vasant Prabhakar. Poona. India: Black. Hiram Bunyan,
Matthews.

Thiril Fnir:

Blackwell. William E.. Raleigh; Boecker. Eberliard, Witten-
Ruhr. Germany: Boi.ssavit. Jean Pierre. Bordeaux. France:
Bolch. Donald Ernest. Hickory: Braswell. Charles Marion.
Monroe.

Fniiith Row:

Brown. N'orborne A.. Jr.. Beta Theta Pi, Pensacola. Fla.:
Cai.son. William McDowell. Pi Kappa Phi, Hinesville. Ga.:
Canipe. Dorothy Ann. Hendersonville: Charbonneau. \'eron-
ica .\nn. Cohoes. N. y,: Chryssikos. Paul N.. Bluelield. W. Va.

Fifth Row:

Clary. Robert C. Valentines. Va.: Cobb. Whitfield. Phi Beta
Kappa, Guilford College: Colonna. William Hough. Jr.. Phi
tininma Delta, Hampton. \'a.: Conner. Lutlier Thomas. Jr..
Pi Mil Epsilon, Sigma Xi, Winchester, Va.: Conner. Ray M..
Chapel Hill.

Si.rth Row:

Cook, Hester Davis. Owings. S. C: Covington. Benjamin
McLauchlin. Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Delta Kappa, Phi Etn
Sijima, Wadesboro; Davis, .Max Wayne. Vadkinville; Daw-
son. Robert William. Elmhurst, N, Y.; Daye. Dennis Eugene.
Concord.

Hereiith Roiv:

Dean. Alfred. New London. Conn.: Deaton. William .Alex-
ander. Statesville: Dessouky. Vehia Mostofa. Phi Delta Chi.
Cairo. Egypt; DeVoung. Daniel. Washington. D. C; Dough-
ten. Richard Merrill. Bay Head. N. J.

First Row:

Dunlap, Lucy Ann. York. S. C; Eckhoff. Oscar Brailley.
Sigma Gamma Epailon, Cliester. S. C. : Edniisten. Joe Allen.
Cliapel Hill; Elmore. George Roy. Durham; Finley. DavitI
.\lexander. Chapel Hill,

Srrnnd Roir :

FoiSlenian. Diane Guy. Hender.son ; Fountain. Benjamin
Easles. Jr.. Chapel Hill; Free. William Joseph. Rossville.
Ga.: Fussenegger. Rosmarie. Feldkiroh. .Austria: Gallasso.
George John. Chapel Hill.

Third R,i,r:

Ciraf. Harold F., Metairie. La.; Graves, Richard Weikel.
Madison. Va.; Griffin. Marion Wilson. Phi Delta Theta.
Davidson; Gwynn, John Minor. Jr.. Sigma Xit. Phi Etn
Sigma, Phi Beta Kappa. Chapel Hill; Hall. David, Cliapel
Hill,

fmirth Boh-.-

Hall, Nancy Mae, Roxboro: Hancock, Chester Herman.
Chapel Hill; Harrison, Marvin Edmund. Rome. Ga,: Hart
man. Charles Foster. Gastonia ; Harvey, .Anthony E., Lyncli-
burg. \'a.

Fifth Roir:

Heath. Robert Winship. Phi Bi-ta Knppn. Phi Eta Sigmn
Pi Mil Epsilon. Sigma Xii. Sigma Xi. Chapel Hill; Hendrix
Frances Josephine. Hays; Hentz. Forrest Clyde. Jr.. Alphr
Chi Sir/ma, Pomaria. S. C; Hills, F. .\llan, Roanoke Rapids
Hoffman. Gertrude Jane. Pittsboro.

SiJ-th Rou-:

Hogan. Gay Elizabeth, Chapel Hill; Holder, Wade H., J
Lillington ; Holmes, Charles Wilmore, Venice. Fla.: Hoove
Robert L.. Pi Kappa Phi. Sigma Pi Sigma, .\tlanta. Ga
Howell. Jame> Edward. Greensboro.

S'-renth Rn,r :

Hromanik. Edward Carl. Munhall. Pa.; Hudson. Robert
Clarence. Winston-Salem; Hundley. Roy G., Louisville, Ky, ;
Hunt, Lucie Dearing, Wilmington; Hunt, Ralph Palmer.
Pi Kappa Phi, Lexington.

Eighth Ron-:

Hutchinson. Carolyn Gail. North Wilkesboro; Jackson.
William Elias, Jr,. West End; Jewett. Pamela Road. Wood-
bridge. Conn,; Johnson, Mary Su.sanna, Burgaw-; Johnson.
Thomas Hatcher, Goldsboro.

\inth Row:

Julian. .Mfredo Jorge. Chapel Hill; Kaeosanit. Thawati.
Bangkok. Thailand; Kalaiah. Narasiah, Chapel Hill; Kalay
anamit, Chalong, Sraburik, Thailand; Karetski, Alvin John.
Sigma Alpha Epnifnn, Kenosha. Wis.

Tenth Row:

Kashiwazaki. Toshi T.. Tokyo. Japan; Keokungwal. Char
lerm. Thonburi. Thailand; Kiser. Edw-in Marten. Laurin-
burg; Koestler. Robert Charles. Alpha Chi Sigmn. Ko.selIc
Park. N. J.: Kostohryz. Robert L.. West. Tex.

Eleventh. Row :

Lansdell. Joyce Elaine. Alpha Chi Omega, Elberon. N. J.;
Lee, Johnny Hayden. Orangeburg. S. C; Leigh, Bernice
Shandy. Rockingham; Leland. Owen Patton. Charleston.
.S. C; Liu. Jane Chuang. Chapel Hill.

First Row:

Lowe. William F.. Jr.. Gastonia; Lupton. Thomas Ray.
Greenville; McCarthy. Jacqueline. Norfolk. Va. : McDevitt.
Margaret Haynie. Sliyland: McDonald. Murray Frank.
Hartsville. S. C.

Second Row:

McKenzie. Roy David. Jr.. Kappa Siffnia, Winston-Salem;
McNeill. Dorothy Brewer, .■\berdeen ; Miller. Garj' John.
Wayland. N. Y.; Monga. Jagjit Singh, Calcutta. India;
Moore. Mary Virginia. Athens, Ga.

N'ickolaus. Charles Adam. Jr.. Alpha Chi Sigma. Whiteville:
Nickolaus. Ruth Cole. Whiteville; Nixon. Demetrios F..
Pi Sigma Alpha, Charlotte; Norman. Velio. Pi Beta Kappa.
Newberry. S. C. ; Norstrom. Oyvind. Lunderseter. Norway.

Fourth Row:

Owen. James Edward. Thomasville; Pace. Robert. Morris-
ville; Patteson. Robert Baskerville. Jr.. Phi Delta Theta.
Wilson ; Patton. Vincent Dion. Chapel Hill ; Payne. Mary
.Ann. Winston-Salem.

Fifth Row:

(Juade. Dana Edward Anthony. Pacific Palisades. Calif.;
Ranch. Robert Karl. Phi Delta Chi. New Canaan. Conn.;
Rice. Louise Darden. Salem. Va.; Ritchie. Charles Homer.
Concord; Rowley. Robert P.. Snyder. N. Y.

Sixth Row :

Russell. Frances Mullins. Newbern. Tenn.; Russell. William
Leonard. Jr.. .\berdeen; Salibi. Gladys. Beirut. Lebanon;
.-techier. Frederick Clinton. Sigma Gamma Epsilon. China
Grove; Seribner. William Guernsey. Beta Theta Pi. Sigma
Xi. Chapel Hill.

Sivetith Roll-:

.Shellenburger. Robert .Martin. Gait. Calif.; Sherman. Phyllis
Norine. Spartanburg. S. C. ; Silva. Rodolfo. San Jose. Costa
Rica; Simms. William Gallatin. Lambda Chi Alpha. Raleigh;
Slifkin. Malcolm. West Orange. N. J.

Eighth Rote:

Smith. James Franklin. Murphy; Smith. Robert Colin.
Savannah. Ga.; Smith, Roy L.. Stanfield; Snakenburg.
Diane. Wilmington; Spivey. Wilnia Wood. Talladega. Ala.

Xinth Row:

Steinhauser. Carl Edward. Chicago. 111.; Stewart. Shelton
Kugene. Sanford; Swain. Lorraine Elizabeth. Laurel Fork.
Va.; Tharrington, A. Fern. Louisburg: Turcotte. Robert
Kugene. Jr.. Clinton. Miss.

Tenth Row:

Tuttle. Arthur Norman. Jr.. Chapel Hill; Vrudhula. Krishna
Murthy. Waltair. India; M'agoner. William Hampton,
(liapel Hill; Walsh Joan C. New York. N. V.; Warlick.
Bobby Bryan. Phi Delta Kappa. Lawndale.

Eleventh Row:

Weaver. Ben Franklin. Shelby; Wheeler. Lucius Pewder.
.Ir., Alpha Kappa Psi. Washington; Willett. Thomas Sher-
man. Helena. Mont.; Wilson. Richard Carlton. Chapel Hill;
Voder. Kenneth Lee. Riviera Beach, Fla.

BRANDIS, JR.
Dean

School of Law

The School of Law of the University of North Carolina was
fonnded in 1843 as a private school by Judge William H. Bat-
tle. It became affiliated with the University in 1845 when Judge
Battle was made a Professor of Law. It was provided that the
degree of Bachelor of Laws should be conferred on those com-
pleting the prescribed two-year course. Today, the prescribed
course of study is three years.

The School of Law is approved by the North Carolina Board
of Law Examiners. It is a member of the Association of Ameri-
can Law Schools, is listed as an approved law school by the
Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar. Ameri-
can Bar Association, and is registered as an approved law school
by the State Department of Education of the State of New York.

LAW SCHOOL FACULTY
First Roir: Daniel PollitI, Fred
McCall, Albert Coates. M. T
VanHeeke, r.nd Man Oliver
Second Roic: M. S. Breeken
'idge, Henrv Brandis, Dean
Frank Hanft, John Dalzell
and Robert Wettach.

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Third Year

Firxl h;,ir:

All'ihrnok, RicharrI Brown. Aljyhri Tnu fimcf/ri,
Plii IhUn Phi. Roanoke Rapids: Babson. Freder
itk Ausustus. Jr.. Wilmington: Battle. Freil
Coidon. Jr.. Phi Delta Phi. Pi Kiipiui .Aliihn.
(ireenshoro: Bennett. Tlionias Stephen. Phi .Aliihn
lliltn. Moreliead City: Berger. Robert. New York.
\. V.

Srrniid R„ir :

Blailes. Lemuel Sliowell. III. Phi Alpha lulta.
Klizabetli City: Briley. William Frazier. Phi Alpha
Dilta. Pi Kama Phi. Wilson; Brousbton. Howard
Chalk. Phi Alpha Delta. Pi Kappa Alpha. Hert
ford: Buckner. David E.. Jr., CJreenshoro: Bntli>r.
.lesse Lewis. Delta Phi. Chape] Hill.

Third Kiiw:

Clark. Giles R.. Phi Alpha Delta. Elizabethtow ji :
Clarkson. Francis O.. Jr.. Beta Theta Pi. Phi
Delta Phi. Charlotte: Cobb. Laurence .\rtbur. Chi
P.*ii. Massapequa. X. V.: Collier, Robert .\Ivis.
Jr.. Phi Delta Phi. Phi Delta Theta. Statesville:
Comer. John Fitzgerald. Phi Alpha Delta. Pi
Kttppa Alpha. Greensboro.

Fourth Row:

Conoly. James Halbert. Phi Alpha Delta. Chapel
Hill: Creasy. Thomas Claiborne. Jr.. Phi Delta
Phi. Sirima Alpha Ep!<ilon. Gretna. Va.: Dean.
Charlie L.. Jr.. Alpha Tau Omega. Fuquay
Springs: Downing. Harold Dean. Delta Theta Phi.
Chapel Hill: Elli.s. James Milton. Phi Beta Kappa.
Tarboro.

Fifth Haw:

Evans. David Savage, Phi Alpha Delta. Chapel
Hill: Flythe. Joseph Johnson. Conway: Gage.
CJaston H.. Phi Alpha Delta, Charlotte: Gaines.
Robert Edward. Phi Delta Phi, Gastonia : Giilil
ing. James Xoble. Phi Delta Phi, Sirima Chi.
Tryon,

Si.rth Row:

(;regory. Toy Rhea, Jr.. Sigma Chi. Las \egas.
Nev.: Grubb, Robert Lay. Phi Delta Phi, Phi
liaiiiiMi Delta, Lexington: Herring. Darius B.. .Ir..
Delta Theta Phi, Pi Kappa Phi. Aberdeen: Hill.
Karl Xeimann. Jr.. Charlotte: Holmes. Edward
Sbelton. Leaksville.

Sereilth Row:

Holmesley. Troy Clifton. Jr.. A'fi(i;in Alpha. Phi
Delta Phi. Cherryville: Hudson. John Randolph.
.Ir.. Phi Alpha Delta. Brevard: Huttar. Robert
Martin. Delta Theta Phi, Phi Gamma Delta.
Dayton. X. J.: Isaacson. Henry H.. Phi Delia
Phi. Chapel Hill: Kirkman. William Hugh. Jr.,
Alpha Tail Omega, Delta Theta Phi, Phi Beta
Kappa, Burlington.

377

Third Year

First Kow:

Lee. Richard R., Phi Delta Phi, Mooresboro;
Lewis. John Gray. Jr.. Phi Delta Phi. Statesville:
Little. Robert Eugene. IH. Kappa Sigma. Wades-
boro; Lomax. Henry Clyde. Phi Delta Phi. Sigma
Chi. Charlotte; McNeill. Bobby Burns. Phi Alpha
Delta. Raeford.

Second Row:

Maready. Billy Frank. Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Delta
Phi. Chapel Hill; Marks. Benjamin Sanford. Jr..
Zeta Beta Tau. Greensboro; Milton. Hugh McRae.
Helta Theta Phi. Chapel Hill; Node. Charles
Johnson. Chapel Hill; Perrj-. Daniel Elijah. Kappa
Sigma. Phi Delta Phi. Phi Eta Sigma. Kinston.

Third Row:

I'l.well. William .Arthur. Delta Theta Phi. Chapel
Hill; Ramsey. James Edward. Woodsdale: Rans-
dell. Phillip Clifton. Phi Alpha Delta, Varina;
Kansdell. William Garland. Jr.. Phi Alpha Delta.
\arina: Richmond. James B.. Phi Alpha Delta.
Hillsboro.

Fourth Row:

Roberts. Parks .Mien. Delta Theta Phi, Elkin ;
Kosser. Henry Thomas. Phi Alpha Delta. Hamlet;
Kinve. .\rthur R.. Phi Alpha Delta. .-Vberdeen :
Shea. Sara Anne. Alpha Omieron Pi, Spartan-
burg, S. C: Shelby. Stuart. New York. N. V.

Fifth Row:

Short. William M.. Delta Theta Phi. Greensboro;
Smith. Clyde. Jr.. Greensboro; Smith. James
Franklin. Phi Alpha Delta. Charlotte; Smith.
Wilbur Ritchie. Jr.. Delta Theta Phi. Fayette-
ville; Snyder. Keith Spurling. Phi Alpha Delta,
Lenoir.

,S'i,r*A Row:

Suttle. William Wayne. Delta Theta Phi, Theta
Chi, Marion; Taylor. Cooper Ellis. Jr.. Phi Delta
Phi, Sigma Chi, Raleigh; Thornburg. Joseph
Carlyle, Phi Alpha Delta, Cherryville; Tison.
Benjamin Thompson, HI. Phi Delta Phi, Sigma
Chi, Charlotte; Toms. Herbert Logan. Jr.. Phi
Delta Phi, Shelby.

Seventh Row:

Weitzman. Richard Paul, Delta Sigma Rho, New-
ark. N. J.; Wiggins. Richard McKenzie. Delta
Theta Phi, Fayetteville; Winters. Robert Lee.
Spring Lake; Varborough, Charles Hill. Jr.. Phi
Beta Kappa, Phi Delta Phi, Phi Eta Sigma, Pi
Sigma Alpha, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Louisburg.

378

Second Year

First How:

Allred. John Thompson, Lambda Chi Alpha, Phi
Aliiha Delta, Dunn; Badgett, Richard G., Delta
Theta Phi. Pilot Mountain; Ballinger, Max D..
fli! Delta Phi. Guilford College: Bolden. Connie
KilH-ard, Delta Theta Phi. Newton; Brown, Troy
.\.. Delta Theta Phi. Tampa, Fla.

t^econd Row :

Campbell, John Manley, Phi Alpha Delta. Burling-
ton; Chambliss, Joseph Barrow, Delta Theta Phi.
Zeta Psi, Rocky Mount; Cleveland, .\lfred Eu-
gene, III, Phi Alpha Delta. Murfreesboro; Coggin,
George William, Phi Alpha Delta. Star; Cornwell.
.\bner Milton. Lambda Chi Alpha. Delta Theta
Phi. Chapel Hill.

Third Fow:

("room. Jacques Howard. Phi Alpha Delta. Fay-
etteville; Dixon. Robert Kirkman. Winston-Salem;
Fleishman. Joel Lawrence. Fayetteville: Gold
tarb. Carl. Phi Alpha Delta, Tau Epsiloii Phi.
Charlotte; Higgins. Henry Mills. Shelby.

Fourth Row:

Hood. Roger A.. Chi Psi. Phi Delta Phi. Chapel
Hill; Kelso. Joseph Kenneth. Alpha Tau Omega.
Phi Delta Phi. Chapel Hill; King. Robert W.. Jr..
Phi Delta Phi, Wil.son; Kiser, Jimmy Webb, Delta
Theta Phi. Siaiiia Chi, Charlotte: Liles, John W..
.h.. Phi Delta Phi, Phi Gamma Delta. Sanford.

Fifth Row:

Logan. Phillip Hemphill. Phi Alpha Delta. Shelby:
Long. William Ray, Marion ; McCollough, William
H.. Lincolnton; McElroy. James Lawrence. Jr..
Marshall: .Mc.Murray. Paul Carlton. Delta Theta
I'hi. Rutherfordton.

.s'ufA Row:

Mahler, Harold Cooley. Delta Theta Phi, Chapel
Hill: Meekins. Frederick Chapin. Delta Theta Phi.
Kappa Alpha, .\sheville: Miller. Nick John. Phi
Alpha Delta. Pi Kappa Alpha. Charlotte; Mur
pliey, John Cecil, Delta Theta Phi. Bridgeport.
W. Va,; Murray, Edgar M.. Elon College.

Seventh Row:

Peel, William Robert. Delta Kappa Epsilon. Phi
Delta Phi, Williamston: Peele, Stanley, Chapel
Hill: Pierce, Herbert Franklin, Wilson; Poteat,
Earmine Lee, Jr., Phi Alpha Delta, Yanceyville;
Reid, David Edward, Jr.. Phi Alpha Delta, Gas-
tonia.

Eighth Row:

Reynolds, Ted Reaves, Delta Theta Phi, Wrights-
ville Beach; Sadler, Benjamin, Phi Alpha Delta,
Chapel Hill; Smart, John K„ Jr., Sigma Phi
EpHilou, Mooresboro; Spradley, Scott Worth,
Delta Theta Phi. Shelby; Tuggle, Richard James,
Beta Gamma Sigma. Phi Alpha Delta. Phi Beta
Kappa. Kannapolis.

ninth Row:

Venable, Charles Holman, Delta Theta Phi, Pilot
Mountain; Warlick, Thomas Wilson, Alpha- Tau
Omega, Newton; White, Marshall Whitfield, Phi
Delta Theta. Oxford.

379

First Year

Fir^t Roll-:

Alula. Joseph Basil. Jr.. Greensboro: Avery.
Erwin T.. Phi Seta Kappa. Winston-Salem: Ays-
C'ue. Edwin Osborne. Jr.. Kappa Alpha, Phi Beta
Kappa, Phi Eta Siftma, Monroe: Banzet. Julius
Edniond. Warrenton : Brock. Clifton H.. Jr..
Lillinston.

.S./(„,;f/ ftijir:

Brown. Carl Leroy. Chapel Hill: Bush. William
Edwards. Chapel Hill; Crocker. Nathan T.. Sigma
Xu. Chapel Hill; Dinwiddle. James William. Lex-
ington: Dockery. James Stephen. Jr.. Kappa
Alpha. Phi Beta Kappa. Rutherfordton.

Third Row:

Eden.s. Edgar Lee. Nashville, Tenn.: Elliott.
James M.. Asheboro: Evans. Robert Butler. Delta
Psi. Chapel Hill: Farmer. Robert Leon. Smitli-
lield; Fasul. Jimmy Steve. Fayetteville.

Fniirth Riiir:

Fisher. Louis Joseph. III. Chi P.ii. Phi Beta
Kappa. Phi Eta Sirima. Pi Sigma Alpha. HiRh
Toint; Fuller. Thomas Cornelius. H. Durham:
Gaylord. James Harrison. IV, Roper; Haworth,
William Blair, High Point: Hayes, Robert Ray,
Burlington.

Piflh Row:

Hdbbs. Lewis Lyndon. Sigma Xii, Shelby: Hold-
ford. Roy Raymond. Jr., Wilson : Holdford. Wil-
liam Henry. Zeta Psi, Chapel Hill: Holsliouser.
James E.. Jr.. Phi Delta Theta. Boone: Johnson.
Bruce Cannon. Phi Beta Kappa, Pi Sifivia Alpha,

Si.rth Raw:

Johnson. Duane C. Phi Kappa Sigma. Niagara
Falls. N. Y.; Jones. Harvey Themlore. Alpha Phi
ihttrga. Raleigh: Lindsey. Robert Leland, Alpha
Kappa Psi. Charlotte: McKeown. Frank James.
Jr.. Chapel Hill; Mangum, Robert Boyd, Wades-
biirci.

Seventh Row:

Newton, Bobby Lawrence. Lamhrla Chi Alpha.
Creedmoor; Norris. Thomas Lloyd. Jr.. Sigma
Phi Epsilan. Chapel Hill: Olsen. Daniel Duncan.
Kappa Sigma, Chapel Hill: Peoples, Linwooil
Thomas, Louisburg: Prewitt, Thomas Wendall,
Sigma -Ym. Denver.

Eighth Rnir:

Kanilall. Robert Noble. Lincolnton: Reavis. Page
rendleton. Henderson: Seaman. Peter George.
Jr.. Alpha Tail Omega. Warrenton: Short. .Marvin
Koy. Jr., Sigma Phi Epsilon. Gastonia : Smith.
I)(H-k Garner. Princeton.

.Mnth Riar:

Smith, Henry Bascom, Jr.. Monroe: Smith, Sher-
\Mio<l H.. Phi Delta Theta. Jacksonville, Fla.:
Starnes. Thomas Monroe. Concord: Taylor. Ra>--
ini.nd Mason. Pi Sigma Alpha. Washington:
I Miker. Billy Ray, High Point.

iiiiBiberstein, Richard, Jr.. Burgaw: Walston.
lie. Sigma Xii. Walstonburg: Waters. Harold
'c, Jacksonville; Whitley. John L.. Wilson:
iirk. Frank W.. Greensboro.

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HENRY T. CLARK, JR.
Adminittrator

SYDENHAM B. ALEXANDER
Agsistant Adminigtrator

ELIZABETH L. KEMBLE
Dean of the School of Nursing

382

W. R. BERRYHILL
Dean of the School of Medicii

E. A. BRECHT
Dean of the School of Pharmacy

JOHN C. BRAUER
Dean of the School of Dentisir

383

DENTAL FACLLTV
First Row: Kermil Knudtzon, John Pike, Cliff Sturdevanl, Marvin Chapin, Trov B. Sluder. and Roy Lindahl. Second Row: E. C.
Crandell, Murrv Holland. O. R. McKenzie, Dwight L. Clark, iM. C. Miska, and Joseph RulF. Third Row: Paul Cunimings, Janie:,
Houser, Rodger Barton, J. B. Soivter, C. L. Soekwell, and Marvin Evans. Fourth Row: R. E. Sturdevanl and John C. Brauer. Dean.

School of Dentistry

The faculty and the Dean of the School of Dentistry
again are proud to present tlie graduates of 19.58
to the people of North Carolina and the country.
Leadership of our past graduates has been evident
everywhere in private practice, the Armed Forces,
graduate study, teaching, and research. This is true
of the graduates in dentistry, those who have elected

to pursue a specialty, and the dental hygienists.
The standards of admission remain high, and there-
Ijy the graduates are a select and well ijualified
group who can and will represent the University
and the profession with the highest ideals and
tradition.

Officers of the Spurgeon Dental
Society are W. Grant Lynch, Vice-
President, Mitchell Wallace, Presi-
dent, and Townsend Holt, Secre-
tary-Trea

384

Senior class officers are
Jim Banllev, Vice-President,
Fred Chandler, President,
and William Haltiwanger,
Secretary-Treasurer.

Junior class officers are Donald Rhodes, Secretary-
Treasurer, \at Garrison, President, and Paul Ni-
fong, Vice-President

Freshman class officers are Curtiss Daughtrv. President, and Gordon
^'ood>, Jr., Secretary-Treasurer. Not Pictured is Tom Fetzer. Vice-Presi-
dent.

385

Fourth Year

Fiisl Hi,ir:

Archer. John M.. Ill, Delta Sigma Delta, Sigma
Vhi. Franklin; Atwater. John Wilson, Jr., Alpha
Tail Omega. Xi Psi Phi. Burlington; Ausband.
Samuel P., Xi Psi Phi. Chapel Hill; Barker.
Bennie Dale. Beta Theta Pi, Delta Sigyna Delta,
Chapel Hill; Bratton. Lewis Palmer. Kappa
Alpha, Xi Psi Phi, Chapel Hill; Brownins;. Henry
Donaldson. Delta Sigma Delta, Wilson.

Second Row:

Butler. James Edward. St. Pauls; Chandler. Fred
M.. Delta Sigyna Delta, Semora; Current, William
Anse. Kappa Sigma. Delta Sigma Delta, Gas-
tonia; Dann. Carl. HI. Delta Sigma Delta, Phi
Delta Theta, Orlando, Fla.: Debnam. William
Speight, Delta Sigma Delta, Chapel Hill; Ellis,
William Ward. Delta Sigma Delta. Theta Chi.
Chapel Hill,

Third Ron- :

Fisher. Julian Horace. Xi Psi Phi. Rocky Mount;
Cibson. Sam Bryce. Delta Sigma Delta. High
Point; Haltiwanger. William Leonard. Jr.. Delta
Sigma Delta. Hamlet; Hartsell. Harold Mac-
Pearson. Xi Psi Phi, Chapel Hill; Hasty. Frede-
rick Crier. Psi Omega. Sigma Phi Epsilon. Chapel
Hill; Hopkins. Edmund Baxter. -Yi Psi Phi.
Winston-Salem.

Finnth R<iir:

Jarvis. William Cebert. Delta Sigma Delta. Laurel
Springs; Jernigan. Jerry O'Dell. Xi Psi Phi.
Dunn: Jewell. Edwin Smith. Delta Sigma Delta.
Wilmington; Johnston. Bennie McBane. Delta
Sigma Delta, Graham: Keith. H, Leonida.'i, Wil-
mington : Lee, John Gambrell, Psi Omega. Green.s-
boro.

Fifth Row:

Lehmann, James Hugh, Delta Sigma Phi. Phi
Eta Sigma. Psi Omega. Elnora, N. Y.; Loke, Wye
Toll, Kuala Lumpur, Malaya; McAllister, John
.Malcolm, Psi Omega. Chapel Hill; McFall, Walter
Thompson, Kappa Sigmn. Psi Omega. Chapel Hill ;
Martin Benny W„ Psi Omega. Law.sonville ;
Moore, Saunders Winston, Delta Sigmn Delta.
Sigma Nu, Burlington.

Sij-th Row:

Morris. Wyman Lee. Delta Sigma Delta. Olanta.
S. C; Noblitt. Perry Milton. Xi Psi Phi, Shelby:
OBerry, Walter Samuel, Psi Omega, HarrelLs-
ville; Ogden, Fred Nash, H, Chi Phi. Delta Sigma
Delta. Chapel Hill; Reap, Charles A„ Jr., Psi
Omega. .Mbemarle; Reitzel. Larston Lee. Xi Psi
Phi, Statesville.

Seventh Row:

Reynolds, John A, S„ Xi Psi Phi. Charlotte:
Schnell, Frederick Stephens, Kappa Alpha, Psi
Omega, Gainesville, Fla,; Silvers, Jack Evcrette.
Psi Omega, Chapel Hill: Smith, Vonnie Bryan,
Pi Kappa Phi, Psi Omega, Lumberton ; Smitli,
Willi.s W„ Delta Sigma Delta, Lambda Chi Alpha,
Phi Beta Kappa, Houston, Tex,: Snyder. Kenneth
Ray, Xi Psi Phi. Chapel Hill.

Eighth Row:

Strupe, James Gray, Psi Omega. Sigma Phi
Epsilon. Chapel Hill; Twisda.'e. Harold Winfred.
Delta Sigyna Delta, Lambda Chi Alpha, Halifax:
Wallace, Mitchell Warren, Xi Psi Phi, Rocking-
ham: White, William McKinley, A'l Psi Phi,
Pittsboro; Wood, Matthew Thomas. Delta Sigma
Delta, EnBeld; Young. Douglas Maurice. Chi Psi,
Psi Omega, Winston-Salem,

386

Third Year

First Row:

Allen, Don Lee, Psi Omega, Burlington; Attayek. Eli
John, Psi Omega, Greensboro: Breland, Arthur
Breece, Xi Psi Phi. Chapel Hill: Brown. Oscar H..
Psi Omega, Winterville: Butler, James Rojrer, Delta
Upsilon, Psi Omega, Homestead, Fla.

Sero/id Row:

Cashion, Leonard R., Delta Sigma Delta. Chapel Hill;
Clark, George Earl, Xi Psi Phi, Raleigh; Diggs,
Robert M„ Xi Psi Phi, Charlotte: Edney, Joseph H..
Psi Omega, Chapel Hill: Garrison, Nat Williams.
Beta Theta Pi, Psi Omega, Chapel Hill.

Thirrl Row:

Hamrick. Timmons Hicks, Jr.. Psi (
Hill: Hawkins, Charles Bruce, Xi f
Huff, Thomas J„ Xi Psi Phi, Ashevil'e
Wayne. Winston-Salem : Kennedy, K
Omega, Chapel Hill.

lega. Chapel
; Phi, Bath:
Irvin, Emory
Carroll, Psi

Fourth Row:

Leary, Thomas Edison, Xi P.s> Phi, Ahoskie: LeGwin,
James Dewitt, Xi Psi Phi, Wilmington; Lynch,
William Grant, Xi Psi Phi, Win.ston-Salem : Mc-
Cafflty, Darwin William, Xi Psi Phi, Chapel Hill:
Mackay, Noel Cotterman, Xi Psi Phi, Charlotte.

Fifth Roio:

Martin. John Wayne, Psi Omega, Washington:
Mauldin, Joel Lee, Psi Omega, Albemarle; Miller,
Fred Cecil, Xi Psi Phi, Boone: Mitchell. Patricia S..
Chapel Hill: Morgan. William Kenneth. Fairmont.

Sixth Row:

Nifong. Paul Douglas. Xi Psi Phi, Winston-Salem;
Proffit. William Robert. Psi Omega, Buies Creek:
Quails. Dixon Lee. Beta Theta Pi, Psi Omega, Boone:
Rhodes. Donald Gilbert. Psi Omega, Windsor: Riddle,
William Joseph, Xi Psi Phi, Kannapolis.

Seventh Row:

Roberson, Robert Wilson, Psi Omega, Buies Creek;
Rogers. Julian Richard, Psi Omega, Chapel Hill:
.Shaffer. Jack B., Phi Delta Theta, Chapel Hill; Sneed,
Tliciinas «.. Jr.. Oxford: Stallings, June Henry. Jr..
Delta Sigma Delia. Kappa Alpha, Oxford.

Eighth Row:

Stallings. Riley Sherman. Jr.. Psi Omega, Durham;
Trueblood. Samuel Neal. Psi Omega, Washington;
Warren. Donald William. Pi Lambda Phi, Chapel
Hill: Webster. WiMiam P.. Xi Psi Phi, Chapel Hill;
Wie?s. Richard Thomas. Xi Psi Phi, Chapel Hill:
Williford, John W„ Xi Psi Phi, Chapel Hill.

387

Second Year

First Run-:

Bentley. Keith Lambeth. Psi Omega, Moravian Falls;
niackman. Wilhert Worth. Psi Omegn. Smithfielcl:
(■(irnell. Thomas Boiiefer. DflUi Upsilan. Key We.'it,
Kla.; Delbridge, Matthew G.. Spring Hope.

Hcioiirl Noir:

Farmer. Robert Lee. Greensboro; Freshwater. David
Hales, Psi Omega, Morehead City; Harris, Edward
Flynn. Pi Kappa Alpha. Delta Sigma Delta, Cliar-
kitte; Hatcher. Hubert Edwin. Morrisville.

Third Row:

Heinsohn. Frank, Jr., P.ii Omega, Charleston. S. C;
Hesmer. Theodore Casper, Sigma Chi, Chapel Hill;
Hines, Richard Norfleet, ,Ir.. Zeta P.n, Delta Sigma
Delta. Edenton; Holt. Townsend Van, Psi Omega,
Kappa Sigma, Carrboro.

Fonrth How:

Hoover. Charles Wayne. Xi Psi Phi, Winston-Salem;

Howdy. Frederick Howard. Delta Sigtna Delta,

Chapel Hill; Irvin. .lohn Lafayette, P.n Omega,

Greensboro; Lanoau. Lao. Pi Lambda Phi. Chapel

Hill.

Fifth Rou::

Maultsby, William DeVane, Lambda Chi Alpha. Psi
Omega, Chapel Hill; Morris, Tom A.. Psi Omega,
Sylva; Morrison. Virgil McKee. Oak Ridge. Tenn.;
Moser. Galen Cartner. Delta Sigma Delta, Burlington.

Siu-th Row:

Oakley. Kenneth Holmes. Kappa Sigttia, Psi Omegn,
Raleigh; Pridgen. Edward N.. Beta Theta Pi, Fay-
etteville; Ramsey. Willard Benjamin. Xi Psi Phi.
Brasstown; Ray .-Mexander Graham. Psi Omega, Phi
beta Kapim, High Point.

Se

enth Row:

Roberson. Joe Ba.\ter. Psi Omega, Candler; Sanders.
Phil Snead. Psi Omega, Four Oaks; Schlapkohl.
Charles Joseph. Jr.. Psi Omega, Pompano Beach.
Fla.; Shaw. Ray Elsworth. Jr.. Psi Omega, Raleigli.

Eighth Row:

Sherrill, Luby T.. Jr., Phi Beta Kappa, Xi Psi Phi,
Concord; Shoulars, Hudson Wilson, Jr.. Alpha Tan
Omega, Psi Omega, Rich Square; Surles. Charlie
William. Jr.. Delta Sigma Delta, Dunn; Thompson.
Sanford Webb. HI. Psi Omega, Morehead City.

Ninth Row:

White. Eli E.. Delta Sigma Delta, Madison. Ind.;
White. Walter Alston. Delta Sigma Delta, Manson ;
Whitehead. John Wesley. Jr., Alpha Tan Omega.
Delta Sigma Delta, Smithfleld; Wilson, William Dan
ford. Alpha Tau Omega, Gastonia.

388

First Year

BHker, Benjamin R.. Burlington; Baker. Tliomas P..
Kinss Mountain: Bean. William Claris. Mebane;
Bulla, Thurman Clifton, .\slieboro.

Second Row:

Burns. William David. Knppa Sigv}n, Belmont;
Cathey. Crf?rald Mason. Gastonia : Craig. .loe Billy,
r.incolnton; Daufflitry. Curtiss Wilson. Sigma Phi
Epsiloti, Smitlifield.

Third Row:

Davis. Paul Clifton. Kappa Alpha. Chapel Hill;
Davis, Wilburn Addison. Waynesville: Dorton.
Marion Lamar. Landis; Duncan, Allie Hamilton.
Roanoke Rapids.

Fourth Row:

Hedrick, Paul Perry, Lenoir: Hefner. Allen Ray.
Statesville: Henson. David Edward. Sylva; Hill.
James Clifford. Hickory.

Fifth Row:

.fohnson. Dewey Edward. Jr.. Phi Kappa Sigmn.
Charleston. S. C: Johnson. James B.. Fairmont;
Knight. K. Coffleld. Whitakers; McGhee, James Gray.
Durham.

Sixth Row:

McLees. James Kitner. Greensboro; McRee. Robert
Wade. Jr.. Charlotte: Maus. Lewis McKinney. Sigino
Phi Epsilon, Reidsville: Moon. Hewitt. F,<iward.
Kannapolis.

Seventh Row:

Wantz. Glenn Rodney. Mooresville; Nof singer. Col-
lins Denny. Pi Kappa Phi, Roanoke. Va.: Pattisliall,
Franklin David. Burlington: Raby. Claude L.. Jr..
Phi Kappa Sigma, Hickory.

Eighth Row:

Smiley, Gary Ray. Phi Lamhrin Phi, Spartanburg.
S. C: Standi. John Harvey, Kannapolis: Suggs.
Robert Bailey, HI. Belmont; Troutman. Dennis
Franklin. Charlotte.

Turner. Huldali Ruth, Raleigh: Van Vleet. David
Kdwaril. Durham; Walker. Oscar Blair. Gastonia;
Warren. Bert Barrow. Alpha Epsilon Delta. Farm-

White. Robert Dean. Marion: Wilki
Chapel Hill; Wilson. Noah Rouse. Jr

son. Robert M..
Wilson's Mills.

389

First Year

Firxf Row:

Anthony, Suzanne Rogers, Charlotte; Bam-
liill. Jean C, Durham; Billings. Nancy
Wren, Pittsboro; Claris, Linda Llewellyn,
Belliaven; Garton. Alleyne von Schrader,
Washington, D. C.

Second Row:

Harden, Barbara Bourne, Burlington; Har-
wood. Barbara Virginia. Winston-Salem;
Holt. Hilda Gayle, Greensboro; Mason,
Doris Marie. Burlington; Meeks. Bobbie
.\ntis. Greensboro.

T/iird Row:

Titkel. Lila Diane. North Little Rock,
.Ark.: Ward, Wanda Lane. Burlington;
Webb. Lois Ann, Greenville; West, Sara
Elizabeth, Lenoir; W'illianis. Sarah Lun-
(lee. Charlotte.

Dental Hygiene

Second Year

Blanton, Barbara Delola, Shelby; Brock.
Jane Harrison. Atlanta. Ga.; Brown.
Margaret Jane. Charlotte.

Felts, Mary Pearl, Statesville; Frazier.
Geneva Lee, Virginia Beach, Va.; Howell.
Elizabeth. Atlanta. Ga.

McClintock. Falba JoAnn, Climax; Preece
Loretta Kay, Kingsport, Tenn.; Rouse
Winifred, Kiiiston.

:?f)()

Faculty members are Doctors Bunce, L. Andrews, Fleming, George, Graham, Reed, Schwab, Bream, J. Wilson. Donovan, Allen, Fields,
Bullill, Ham, Hiatt, Dorselt, Cromarlie, Craige, Williams, Richardson. Leary, Anderson, Chamberlin, Sehottelius, Miller, Cotlschaik, Wood.
Van Wvke. Well, Barnetl, Widra. Sessions. Burnett, Vernon, Farmer, Van Cleve, Peters, Dossel, Irvin, White, Butler, Berr>hill.

School of Medicine

have given instruction to students in the Gradu-
ate School and all of the professional schools in
the Division of Health Affairs. They also direct
the training of interns and resident physicians
at the Memorial Hospital and offer postgraduate
medical courses throughout the state.

Members of the Ho

>nor Cou

ncil ar.

e Ralph Be

ntly, Williar

n Riddick.

Robert Wilson. Dan

Johnsoi

1. Clare

nee Bailey.

Zell McGee.

> and Dick

Piltman.

This year represents the 78th year of medical
education at the University and the fifth year
that the M.D. degree is being offered Ijv the
University at Chapel Hill.

In addition to offering the four years of under-
graduate medical education, the faculty and staff

Members of the Whitehead Society are William Beckman, Zeb Weaver, Edw
Stuart, Gene Koonse, Robert Story, Kenneth Lewis, Carwile LeRoy, John Garde
and Gerald Fernald.

391

Officers of the first year class arc Cecil Rand,
Vice-PrcsidenI, Stacv Miller, Intramural Man-
ager. John Garden, President, Bob Richardson,
Trensiirer, and Lvnn Blount, Secretary.

Second year officers are Burl Vea
William Morris, Vice-President,
Secretary and Treasurer ^'illiam

!ey. President.
Arvid Silber.
Abernethy.

Third year officers are Charles Trado, Secretar
Daniel Davis, President. Carl Warren, Vic
President, and Morris Jones, Treasurer.

Fourth year officers are Al Hamer, Treas-
urer, Dewey Pate. Vice-President, Wil-
liam Beckman, President, and Everette
Thompson, Secretary,

Fourth Year

Alley, .lames T.. rhi Chi. Cliapel Hill; Baile
Beam. Lewis Ray. Kings Mountain.

.Mrnoii. Selnia :

Second Row:

Beckman. William Robert. Alphn Omrga Alphri. Phi Srtn Kavv. Phi
Chi, Chapel Hill: Biggers. David Carl. Phi Chi. Charlotte; Boyettc,
John David. Phi Gamma Delta. .-Mbemarle.

Brooks. John Irving. .Ir., Kfiptnt .-ilpha. Roxboro: Buckley. Rebecca
Hatcher. Kappa Delta. Hamlet; BulliH-k. William Riley. .4lpha Kappa
Kappa, Bethel.

Fourth Roie:

Canada. Maurice Lewis, .ilpha Kappa Kappa. Chapel Hill; Cap. M.
Paul. Kappa Alpha. Phi Chi. Vonkers. N. Y.: Courts. Andrew J..
Reidsville.

Cox. Malcolm A., Chapel Hill: Craven. Thojnas. Phi Chi. Huntersvillc
Crosland. David Bailey. Phi Chi. Concord.

Sixth Bow:

Culbreth, Carolyn Elizabeth. Alpha (imriia .Alpha. Phi Beta Kappa.
Durham; Ennis. George Elliott. Chi Heta Phi. Kappa .s'lVymri Kapjia.
Phi Chi, Hickory: Field. Mason Dillard. Jr.. !>• Ila Phi Alpha. Phi Chi.
Phi .Mil Alpha, Si.gma Chi, Charlotte.

Seventh Row:

Kurr. Carl Augustus. Jr.. Phi Chi. Sirima Phi Kp.^ilnn. Concord; Ha
lip. Thomas Matthews. Leaksvillc; Hamby. (ieorge W.. .Salisbury.

Hamer. .\lfred Wilson. Jr.. Phi Chi. Sinma .\<i. Morganton: Han
Richard Lawrence. High Point; Hook. Robert Franklin. Kapim .Sif;i/
Phi Chi, Phi Beta Kappa, Raleigh.

Howie. John Sandall. Oak Ridge. Tenn.; Hughes. James R.. Snow
Hill; Hunter. Charles C. Jr.. .Alpha Kappa Kappa. Spring Hope.

Kil.diii

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Fourth Year

Johnson, Dan Earnhardt. Phi Chi, Charlotte; Koenig, Allen Russell,
Alpha Epsilon Delta, Phi Chi, Phi Gamma Delta, Garden City, N, Y.:
Koonce. Gene Fonvielle, Phi Chi, Sigma Chi, Jacksonville.

Lang, Jesse Eugene, Phi Gamma Delta, Ayden; Long, Walter Na-
thaniel, Jr.. Phi Beta Kapva, Belmont; McCuhhins, I'aul Swii-egood.
Sif/ma Nu, Spencer.

McFalls. \'ernon Wendell. Alpha Kappa Kappa, Phi Beta Kappa, Phi
Kpsilon Zeta, Greensboro; McGee. John Asbury, Jr.. Charlotte; Mc-
Michael. Peter Dillard. Jr.. Reidsville.

Macy, Charles Thomas, Beta Theta Pi, Phi Chi, Morehead City: Man-
gum, Addison Goodloe, Alpha Kappa Kappa, Phi Beta Kappa, Ga,s-
tonia: Nelson, Luther Sullivan, Phi Chi, Jackson.

Ormand. Thomas Lane, Chi Phi, Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Chi, Monroe:
Pate. Barry Reeves, Phi Chi, Canton; Pate, Dewey Harris, New Bern,

Patterson, John Richard, Beta Theta Pi. Phi Chi, Chevy Chase, Md,;
Phillips, Charles Woodrow, Chapel Hill; Pritchett, Nancy Lee, Brown
Summit.

Rader, Daniel Wetmore. Alpha Kappa Kappa, Delta Upsilon, Burling-
ton; Story, William R.. Phi Chi, W'ilke.sboro ; Stout, Charles Walter,
High Point.

Stowe. Fred Reece, Gastonia ; Thompson, Benjamin Everett,
Rocky Mount; Thompson. Joe Wayne. Phi Beta. Kappa, Mooresvi

Wallace. Charles Dixon, Alpha Kappa Kappa, Smithfield; Weeks, Paul
Martin, Clinton; Winstead. John Lind.say. Jr., Alpha Kappa Kappa,

;^94

Third Year

Rrawley. Bobby Watson, Phi Chi, Mooresville; Brown.
Bobby CraiK, Greensboro: Brown. Robert Calvin. States-
ville: Davis, Daniel Whitaker. Antlrews.

Second Row:

Fisher. Otis Norwood, Chi Psi, Phi Chi, Bladenboro:
Gentry. George Wesley. Alpha Kappa Kappa, Kappa
Alpha, Roxboro; Gentry, Jolin Billy. Statesville; Gilbert.
Charles Franklin, Alpha Kappa Kappa, Benson.

Ginn, William M.. Phi Chi, Goldsboro; Goodwin. Joel
Sexton. Chi Psi, Phi Chi, Apex; Green, Robert Lorenza,
Phi Chi, Salisbury; Hair. Glenn Edgar. Fayetteville.

Fourth Row:

Harrell. Wade Whitley. Alpha Epsilon Delta. Phi Beta
Kappa, Phi Eta Sigma. Pantago; Hart. Oliver James. Jr.,
Phi Chi. Winston-Salem: Holder, David Lee, Phi Chi.
Lewisville: Johnston. Frank Smith. Jr.. Charlotte.

Fifth Roic:

Jones. David Herman. Phi Chi. Sniitlitield; Jones. Morris
Alexander. Jr.. Phi Chi. High Point: Lashley. Curtis
Ray. Alpha Ep.'iiloii Delta. Lamhria Chi Alpha. Burling-
ton; Lewis. Kenneth Baker. Phi Chi, Burlington.

Si,rth Row:

Linker. Robert Polk. Phi Chi, Chapel Hill; LitUe. Wil-
fred FuHield. Jr.. Chi Phi, Evanston, 111.; McAllister.
J. Gray. III. Alpha Kappa Kappa, Chapel Hill; Mitchell.
Edward Lee. Goldsboro.

Set-enth Row:

Morris. Arthur Sherman. Jr.. Alpha Kappa Kappa, Hot
Springs: Reeves. Talmadge Curlee. Whiteville; Steven-
son. Robert McLeland. Delta Phi Alpha, Sigma Phi
Epsilon, Statesville; Stewart. Edwin Lewers. Chapel
Hill.

Eighth Row:

Sutton. William Wayne, Alpha Kappa Kappa, Greenville:
Taylor. Shahane R.. Delta Kappa Epsilon. Phi Chi.
Greensboro: Thompson. John H.. Alpha Kappa Kappa.
Phi Beta Kappa, Chapel Hill; Trado. Charles Elmendorf.
Henderson.

Ward. Bennie Brooks. Longwood: Warren. C. Carl. Jr..
Charlotte: Waters. Henry Gene. Roanoke Rapids: West.
Robert Lee. Dover.

Tenth Row:

Whitaker. David Louis. Alpha Chi Sigma. Phi Beta
Kappa. Phi Eta Sigma. WiMiamston: White. Franklin
Delano. Pittsboro; Wilson. Robert Gaines. Leaksville;
Wynne. Thomas Robert. Greenville. S. C.

395

Second Year

Anderson. I.eo Kichard. l.aC.range: Bauoom. Robert
Leslie. Monroe: Bently. Ralph Luther, Moravian Falls:
Bulla. Jefferson Davis. Asheboro.

Srrniili RoV :

( urtis. John Rus.sell. Phi Chi. Be.ssemer City; Dykers.
.lolin R.. Jr.. fiiqnw Alpha Epnilon. Jacksonville. Fla.;
Kldridse. Charles P., Jr.. Raleigh: Ferguson. William
Clay. Asheville.

Thiril Poir:

Fox, Joe Thomas. Jr.. Alpha Epsilon Delta, Phi Chi.
.Asheville; Ciurmise, David Bruce, Laurence, N. V.:
Hamilton. F^rederick Cooper. Xti Sif/ma Xii. Morehead
City: Harper. James Robinson. Phi Chi. Snow Hill.

Harris, Charles W.. Charlotte: Harris. Falls Lewis.
Harris: Hoffler. George WycklilTe. Sunbury: Keiter, Wil
liarn Eugene. Jr.. Kinston.

yiflh How:

Kirscliner. Leslie Gordon. Jr.. Candler; Lore. Charles
Kli. Phi Chi, Sigtna Phi Epsiton. Lenoir: .Mann. James
(iiffen. Kappa Alpha Psi, Beta Kappa Chi, Monroe:
Mason. Reginald G., Jr.. Henderson.

Sl.rth Row:

Miihal. William Norwood, Jr., Phi Chi, Chapel Hill;
Morgan. Elwood Ernest. Alpha Epsilon Delta. Phi Chi,
Burlington; Morris, William Harold. Jr.. siffvia Chi,
Charlotte; Neal, Fred A., Jr., Greensboro.

Neville, Cecil Howell, Jr.. Scotland Neck: Owen. Duncai
Shaw, Jr„ Fayetteville : Pearson, William Seymour
Statesville; Poirier. Jean Rene. Elizabethtown.

Hii/hth Row:

Keid. William Alan. Asheville: Riddick Willis Jame.s.
I'lii Chi. Belhaven ; Shive. Robert MacGregor. Scotts:
Sieber. Arvid Cliarles. Hendersonville: Strickland,
Ceorge Thomas, Jr„ Phi Chi, Nashville.

.Mnth Row:

Tripp, Cecil DeWayne. Shallotte; X'eazey. Perry Burt,
Alpha Tuu Omega, Phi Chi. Raleigh; White, John
Jennings, Henderson; Wise, John Edney, Lincolnton;
^'oung, David Richard, Greensboro,

396

First Year

Fimt Row:

Atkinson, flinton Kesler. Lilesville: Avery.
Kdward Stanley. .Ir., Win-ston-Salem : Be.is
inirer. Tolonel nonivan. .Ir.. A.^lieville: Bokli,
Oscar Howard. .Ir.. Albemarle: Biiyette.
Charles Otis. Cliadbourn.

.SVt

nd nnw:

Britt. Robert Carl. Alplin Kpsihm Helta. I.ujm-
berton; Brown, William Lee, Sigma Phi
Epsilon, Roanoke Rapids: Davis, George
Thomas, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Phi Beta Kappa.
Chapel Hill: Edwards, Ellison Francis, Chad-
bourn: Evans. Amos Ray, Greenville.

Third Row:

Garrou. Benjamin. Valdese: Guiles. Paul
.Anthony. Charlotte: Hale. Leslie Morgan.
Kappa Alpha. Phi Alpha Theta, Fayetteville:
Harris. Donald Philip. High Point: Hicks.
Richard Henderson, Franklinton.

Fo

rth Hoir:

Hinkley. Clark M., Waynesville; Hudson.
Richard Woodard. Knppa Alpha. Phi Alpha
Thefa, Vandeniere; Kouri. William Herbert.
Shelby: Lohr, Lloyd Dermot, Beta Theta Pi.
Lexington: Miller. Roy Wayne. Salisbury.

Fifth Row:

Newsome, .Albert Kay. Kappa Alpha. Winstiui-
Salem: Noel, Robert Frederick. Sigma .V».
Henderson; OBriant. Charles Rex, Alpha
EpsUoti Delta. Phi Beta Kappa. Phi Eta Sigma.
Chapel Hill: Owens. William Lawrence. Foun-
tain; Patseavouras. Louie L., Chi Phi. Hocky
Mount.

Sixth Roir:

Pittmaii. .Malory Alfred. Wil-son; Rand. Cecil
Holmes. Jr.. Delta Kappa Epsilon, Fremont:
Richardson. Bobby .Arthur. Bessemer City:
Robinson. .lames Hendry. Sigma Alpha Epi^i-
loii, Clinton; .Sanmels. Walter Ray. Handel.

Seventh Row:

Satterwhite. Richard T.. McCain: Sharpless.
Edward Arthur. Zeta Psi, Chapel Hill: Slier
mer, Richard Wayne. Alpha Epsilon Delta.
Phi Beta Kappa. Winston-Salem: Shuford.
William Ferrell. Jr.. Alpha Epsilon Delta.
Phi Beta Kappa. Clinton; Stiles, Eddie
Phillips, Newton.

Eighth Rou

I ma Delta. Wa.shing-
riiomas, Stoneville:

Tayloe, Joshua, Phi fi

ton : Taylor, George

Trachtenberg, Stephen Jay, Alpha Epsilon

Delta, Phi Beta Kappa. Phi Eta Sigma, Pi

Lambda Phi. Jacksonville: Wells, Donn A..

Albertson: White. William Henry, Jr.. Alpha

Epsilon Delta, Phi Beta Kappa. Sanford.

mm

397

School of Pharmacy

Faculty members in the Pharmacy School include: Breck, Thomas, Taylor. Brown, Pianodosi, Smith, Semeniuk.

With plans well under way for a new building to
house the School of Pharmacy, students again made
their way through old Howell Hall which has been
the home of pharmaceutical education in North
Carolina since the early years of the century. The
routine of lectures and labs, so familiar to the
upperclassmen, new and strange to the freshmen,
commenced again as another new year on the Hill
began. New professors, new students, new lii)rarian.
and anxious interest in the plans for the new build-
ing, these contrasted with easy traditions of vener-
able Howell Hall.

As the year progressed, the fraternities. Phar-
macy Senate, Student Branches of the A. Ph. A. and
N.C.P.A., Kappa Epsilon. and the Pharmacy Girl's
Association, worked, planned and thoroughly en-
joyed not studying. Early in February the seniors
departed for the "Big City" for a tour of the
Lederle and Squibb Laboratories. Fraternity
pledge week-ends, the annual Pharmacy Week-end
with its traditional picnic and softball game be-
tween Kappa Psi and Phi Delta Chi, cabin party,
and formal dance, and a Christmas partv for the
Pharmacy Student Body rounded out the phar-
maceutical social calendar.

And now as the year draws to a close, the seniors
look back with nostalgia, or with relief, upon their

years in old Howell Hall, the freshmen look toward
the future and a new Pharmacy School Building,
and the profession looks toward the future with a
renewed zeal and determination to sei^ve the com-
munity as qualified, civic minded and dedicated
pharmacists.

Pharmacy School Student I!,
dent, Loretla Johnson. Secret
President.

Hugh llinlon. Presi-
nd Wavne Buic, Vice.

398

Fourth year officers are: Paul 8le\
dent; Paul Walker, Vice-President
line Manos, Secretary-Treasurer,

Junior class officers an
Haithcock, Vice-President
Ruth Johnson, Secretary -
and Russell Mitchell, President.

Jimn
Barba

Sophomore class officers are: Wil-
liam Moose. Vice-President; LaRuth
Sutton. Secretary - Treasurer; and
Hugh Clark, President.

Freshm

len class officers

i are: James

Sheets,

Secretary - Trea

.surer; David

Keever

, Vice-President:

and Charles

Himes,

President.

399

Fourth Year

AISTELL, RONALD LOUERY

B.S. IN I'HAK.Mirv. Khti Chi.

BEALE. GARLAND W.. JR.

B.S. IN Fhar.mmv. Kni)iKi /'.si

Al'li.A. Student Bniri.li (1,2.

BO.«iTlC. RISSELL ALTON

B.S. IN I"miiM»(V riti Itiltn Chi
in.ii-v Seiiatf ( li.

Al'liA. Stmlenl Br

BllE, WAYNE MELVIN

B.S. IN Pharmacy. Kappa Ps
Scliool Vice-President (4).

BLLLOCk, JOHN CHESTER, JR.

B.S. IN Phak.muv. APIj-\. StiKleiil Br

CARTER, DONALD K.

B.S. IN Pharmacy. Phi Delta Chi.
(1. 1'. :i. 4), \'ice-President (4).

.•\PliA. Student Brai

Shelby
Volerani

"ink Hill

II ; I'liar-

W inston-Saleni

di (2, 3, 4) ; Pharniaey

Raleigh

Dalla

APliA. Student Brane

Chapel Hill

CARTER, LEE C.

B.S. IN Phir.macy. Phi Ih-ltn Chi.

CHAPMAN, DONALD KENNETH W innton-Salem

B.S. IN Phar.m.uy. Rhu Chi: APliA. Student Braneli (I. 2. 3. 41: Plmrmacy
Senate (4); Canterbury Club {1. 2. 3. 4): Cosmopolitan Club (4); Epi.scopal
Student Conprefration. Trea.'^urer (1. 2, 3).

DAVIS, DAVID RAMSEY, JR. Williamsion

B.S. IN Phar.macy. iiigma A'». Chaplain (4); Kho Chi. Vice-President (4). Kho
Chi .\ward; M. L. Jacobs Chemistry Award: .\PhA. Student Branch (1. 3. 4);
Junior Class President (3); Men's Honor Council (4): Honor System Com-
mission (4),

DILLARD, GEORGE JOHNSTON

U.S. IN I'HVK.MAiv. Kapiin Psi.

Dl'TTON, GENE RAYMOND

B.S. IN Phar.macy. Phi Delta Chi.

EVANS, DALLAS MASON
B.S. IN Phar.macy. Kapixi Ps

As.sistant Secretary (2); APliA (1.

Hickory

Greenville

. 3. 4).

FAYED, FRED T.

FLEMING, ROBERT E., JR.

B.S. IN I'HAHMAiY. APhA. student Bi:i

APhA, Student Branch.

h (1. 2. 3, I)

FRALEY, THOMAS MALRICE

B.S. IN I'HiBMAiY. KapiMi /'.si; APliA, student Bran
.Senate (2, 3. 41.

FILTON, JAMES WADE

B.S. IN I'HVK.MACY. Phi Delta Chi

APhA. Student Br;

Roanoke Rapids
Rocky Mount

. 3, 41 ; Pliarmacy

Wtnston-Salern

cll (1, 2. 3. 4).

GEORGE, PRENTISS LEGARR, JR.

B.S. IN Phar.macy. APhA. Student Bran

HAGWOOD, RAY G.

U.S. IN Pharmacy. Kappa P.i,

Hickory

Raleigh

AlMiA. Student Biancli (3, 4).

HEATH, IVEY LEINSTER, JR.

B.S. IN Pharmacy. APliA. Student Branch (1. 2.
(II : Baptist Student Union (1. 2. 3. ii. K\ecutive

HINTON, MALORY HIGH

B.S. IN Phar.macy. Kappa P.^i. Hou.se .Manager
Student Branch: Pharmacy Senate. Reporter (4i
(4) ; University Party Member.

HOUSER, WILLIAM EDWARD Cherryville

B.S. IN Ph.vr.macv. Lutheran Student Association (1. 2. 3. 4). President (2. 4):
Idee Club (1, 2i: Track (1): Interdormitory Council Court (2, 3). Clerk (31.

Cove City

41: UXC Mens Olec Club
ouncil (3).

Middlesex

31. President (4): APIiA.
l*harmacy Scliool President

INABINET, JAMES LEWIS

B.S. IN PHAR.M.4CY. Phi Delta Chi

ffinston-Salem

Khii Chi: Pliari

JAMES. FRANCIS Dl KE Mocksville

B.S. IN Pharmacy. Phi Delta Chi: APIiA. Student Brancli (1. 2. 3).

JOHNSON, DOROTHY ETTA Harrells

B.S. IN Phar,m.4cv. Kappa EpMloii, Vice-President (4): .\PhA. Student Branch.
Secretary (4); Pharmacy Senate. Secretary-Treasurer (3); Pharmacy Girl.s'
.\ssociatioii. President (4): Secretary-Treasurer of Junior Class: Orientation
Counselor (3): Women's Honor Council (31: Independent Women's Council

(I).

400

Fourth Year

JOHNSON. LORETTA

U.S. FN I'HIKMUV. Ahilin liiinini:
i;ii\ Mi: K(ij'l>" Kiisihnt, Sei-retarx-Tre
iiiar\ (iiil>' ,\->cKiati(in (1. -J. :i. I); I'lia
I'liannaty .Sfiiatc (3. 41, Secretarj'Trea
( I) ; Cosmopolitan Club (»).

I><ll(i. Surietar

iirer (3) : APliA (1. -'. :i. li : I'liar
iiacv Sfhool Secretary TR-asur.-r (li :
iirer (4); GMAB (4); Stiuleiit Party

KELLY, LEO C, JR.

litory Offlper (4): APliA (2. 3, 4): NCPA (2. 3. i

LEATHERWOOD, DONALD R.

U.S. IX Pharmuv. Kftvpa Psi.

McCLRDY, MARION

B.S. IN I'HARMALV. APiiA (4); N'CPA (4».

Chapel Hill

11) ; Pliarmacy

MANOS, CHRISTINE BECKY

B.S, IN Phar.macv, Kripim Eiisiln,, (4): APtiA (2, 3, 4); GMAB

Girls' .Association (2. S, 4); Class Secretary-Treasurer (4); Pharmacy Senate

(3, 4). Recorder (4): YMCA-VWCA (2, 3, 4); Hospital Committee (21.

MARSH, WILLIAM LLITHER MarshriUe

B,S, IN PHAR.MACV, Phi Deltn Chi: Phi Mii Alpha: Rho Chi: University Band
(1. 2, 3, 4); Univer.sitv Ordiestra (3. 4); University Wind Ensemble (3. 4):
Wesley Foundation (1, 2. 3. 4).

MILLER, SETH GEORGE

B.S, IN Pharmacy. Kappa Psi: .\PhA (1, 2, 3
Committee (2. 3); NCPA (1. 2, 3, 4); Phai
Club (31,

.MORRISON, GEORGE ARTHUR

B,S, IN PHtR.MACV, APhA (41,

NANCE, BERNIE J.

B,S, IN PHAR.MACV. APllA (2, 3, 4) :

tarian (4),

Raleigh

4): Cla.ss President (2); Dance
Tiacy Senate (2. 3): University

Pharinacy Senate (2. 3, 4)

Saligbu

Parlianif

O'DANIEL, JAMES SIDNEY, JR.

B,S, IN PHAR.MACV, Phi Delta Chi (1, 2, 3, 4), Vice-P
(1, 2, 3, 4): N"CP.\ (1, 2, 3, 41 ; Pliarmaoy Senate (1. 2, 3,

OLDHAM, JAMES ALLEN, III

B.S, IN Pharmacy, APliA ; NCPA,

PARKER, FREDERICK B., JR.

B.S, IN Pharm.w v.

PEILE, JAMES IROAN, JR.

B.S, IN PHAR.MACV,

PONDER, WILLIAM N.

B,S, IN Pharmacy, Kho Chi.

POST, HAZEL GREEN

B,S, IN Pharmacy, Kappa Kpsilan : APhA
sociation (1, 2. 3, 4i; Pharmacy Senate (2.
tary-Treasurer (3): House Council (3),

Hicko

I : API

nt (2, ;

Wilmington
Murfreesboro

Hickory
Chapel Hill

Morrisville

2. 3, 4); Pharmacy Girls' ."Vs-
4), Recorder (3): Class Secre-

PREVO, JAMES M.

B,S, IN Pharmacy, Phi Delta Chi.
Rho Chi. Trea.surer (4); APhA (2,

SMITH, ALFRED GENE

B,S, IN 1'HARM,UY. Phi Delta Chi.

SMITH, JOHN HUBERT, JR.

H,S, IN PHAR.MACV,

Chapel Hill

Corresponding Secretary (2), Treasurer (3);
3. 4) : Pharmacy Senate (3).

Elizabethtown
Holly Springs

STEVENSON, PAUL A. Elizabeth City

B.S. IN Pharmacy. Rha Chi: AI'hA-XCPA (2, 3, 4); Cla.ss President (4),

STOOTS, JOHN F.

B,S, IN PHAR.MACV, Kappa Psi: .\Vh.\ (4).

STREET, JAMES T.

B.S, IN PHAR.MACV, Kappa Psi: APh.\ (1. 2. 3. 4).

Lansing
Roxboro

WALTER, PAUL M. Maiden

B.S, IN Pharmacy. Phi Delta Chi: Rho Chi: APhA (2. 4): Class Viee-
Piesideiit (4i.

WARD, JOSEPH WILLARD

B.S. IN Pharmacy.

WILLIAMS, LAWRENCE LANIER

B.S. IN Pharmacy, Kappa Psi: APhA (2. 3).

WINSTEAD, DRUIE DANIEL, JR.

B.S. IN Pharmacy. Kappa Psi: APhA (I. 2. 3. 4),

Whiteville
Zebulon
Elm City

401

Third Year

First Row :

Allen, Billy Thomas. Kappa Psi.
Kaleigh; Ballantine. Lula Sue.
Kappa Epi:iln)i. Hamlet: Barber.
Ktibert William. Clayton ; Bishop.
Kohert Elli.*. Kinston ; Boyd, .\llan
( ralK. Kappa Pxi, Kaleigh: Brown-
ioK. .lo,seph Fletcher. Jr.. Phi
tiaiiimn Delta. Graham.

Second Roiv:

Bullard. Elizabeth Joanne, Fayette
ville; Coppedge. Kaymond Frank-
lin, Jr.. Asheville: Cowan. Mar\in
Kussell. Robersonville: Croinley.
Kohert Irving. Jr.. Kappa Psi, Ka-
leigh: Deaton. Don Jason. Phi
Iii'ttn Chi, Mooresville: Dowdy.
Donald Carlisle. Kappa Psi, Rose-
boro.

Thirii Row:

Duggins. Jack Steven, .\sheboro:
Dunn. Bill M.. Kappa Psi. Kanna-
polis: Elkins. Johnny Warren.
Kappa Psi. Fayetteville; Griftin.
William Russell. Jr.. Old Fort;
Haitheock. Jimmy Reid, Kappa
Psi. Mt. Gilead: Hardy. Charles
Edward. Kappa Psi, LaGrange.

Fourth Row:

Harris. Thomas E.. Phi Delta Chi,
Thomasville: Harrison. Steven
\'ance. Kappa Psi, Denton; Honey-
cutt. Herman K.. Kaleigh; Hood.
John David. Morganton ; Huffstet-
ler. Delvin Sylvanus. Kings Moun-
tain; .lackson. Payton Donald.
Kii/iim Psi. Dunn.

Fifth Row:

Jarrett. Charles Leonard. Lincoln-
ton ; Jenks. Keithan Blanchard.
I'ittsboro; Johnson. Barbara Ruth.
Kinston: Johnson. Jerome Karl.
Clayton: King. Glenn Alden. Phi
Delta Chi, Gi-eensboro: Larson. \'erl
A.. Kappa Psi. High Point.

Si.rth Row:

I.awing, Kenneth Lee. Plii Delta
I'hi. Newton: Lazarus. John Mi-
chael. Kappa Psi, Sanford: Mc-
Donald. Phebe Pettingill. Carthage;
McNeill. John Parker. Kappa Psi.
Norwood ; .Mitchell. Kussell Gray.
Kappa Psi. Roseboro; Montgomerj'.
David W.. Kappa Psi. Oreensluini.

Seventh Row:

Neal. David Ellison. Kappa Psi.
Kannapolis: Owens. Thurman Quin-
tiin. Jr., Kappa Psi. Wliiteville:
Savage, William McDonald, Roa-
noke Rapids; Smith. Patrick Delane.
I'eachland; Thompson. Charles
Dale. Snow Camp: \'an(lerburg.
WilliaTU Lee, Goldsboro,

Kii/hth Row:

Welch, Jane Louise. Chi limefja.
Kappa Epsilon. Washington : Wliite-
hcad. Willis Lee. Chapel Hill:
Williams. James Edward. Kappa
I'si. Rockingham; Wilson. Carol
Bray. Durham : Yarborough. Wil-
liam Hardy. Pinehurst; Yost,
Thomas Marion. Weaverville.

402

Second Year

First U„ir:

Barrett. Robert Harrison. II. Pine-
hurst; Bentliall. Alplieus Worth,
Phi Dflta Chi. Ahoskie; Blancliard.
Norwood Pitt. Wallace: Bonner.
Sylvia Meade. Kappa Epsilnn.
Greenville; Bowen. Norman George,
Koxboro; Bradshaw, Council Fox,
Phi Iii-ltu Chi, Rocky Mount.

Second Row :

Bradsher. Arthur Long. Jr., Rox-
boro; Bryson, Vaughn Douglas.
Gastonia; Clark, Hugh Mercer.
Kappa Psi, Pinetops ; Copses. James
Peter. Charlotte; Corbett. Freddie
Luvon, Selma; Creech, Howard
Welda. Selma.

Third How:

Crouch, Phillip Francis, Asheville;
Daughtry, Ben Philip, Kappa Psi.
Smithfleld; Davis, Thomas Peete,
Warrenton; Dean, Clayton Lyerly.
Charlotte; Dockery, Wesley Prich-
ard, Marshall; Dunlap, Helen Jean,
Durham.

Fourth Row;

Dutton. Marshall Wilson. Phi Delta
Chi. Hickory; Faison, Nancy Mar-
garet, Kappa Epsilon. Rockingham;
Faulkner, Edward Garfield, Kappa
Psi. Monroe: Gaddy. Ray Carlton.
Ingold: Hanna. Scottie Jeanette,
Hickory: Hickmon. James Ralph,
Wilmington.

Fifth Row:

Honeycutt. Bruce Willard. Frank-
linton; Jones, William Warren.
Phi Delta Chi. Morganton ; Kinimel,
Ronald Melvin, Dunn; Kirkman,
Paul Madison, Madison; Lasley,
Charles Glenn, Jr„ Kappa Psi,
Draper; Lassiter, Lucious Melvin,
Jr.. Kinston.

Sixth Row:

Lutz. Howard R.. Vale; McAlister,
Howard Grady, Phi Delta Chi.
Maiden; McDonald, Eugene James.
Reidsville; Marley. Joseph Perkins.
Jr.. Kappa Psi, Alpha Phi Omega.
Southern Pines; Mauney, Emily
Elizabeth. Asheville; Miller. James
Monroe. Phi Delta Chi. Hickory.

Seventh Roxo :

Miller. Joseph Larry. Phi Delta Chi,
Hickory: Moose, William Whitaker,
Kappa Psi. Mt. Pleasant; O'Briant.
Gordon Lee. Jr.. Kappa Psi. San-
tord; Patterson. Forrest Tribble,
Burlington; Peterson, Donald Vance.
Wilmington: Price, Sanford Scott,
Clinton.

Eighth Row:

Purser, Miles Herbert, Kappa Psi,
Ayden : Ridenhour. Henry Baxter,
Salisbury; Saunders, John Wesley,
Phi Delta Chi. Raleigh; Shearin,
Robert Hunter. Warrenton; Shoe-
maker. William Preston, Phi Delta
Chi. Tliomasville; Sitison, James
Andrew, Jr.. Mt. Airy.

Ninth Row:

Smithwick, Edward Lee, Jr., More-
head City; Starling, Mary Ruth,
Chi Omega, Raleigh : Sutton, Lu-
Ruth. Raleigh; Upchurch. Sarah
Jane, Greenville; Usher. Harold.
Griflin, Asheboro; White, Paul How-
ell, Phi Delta Chi. Hickory.

Tenth Row:

Willard. Ivan Lawrence. Washing-
ton; Womble. Jimmy Craig. Nash-
ville; Wright. Walter David. Yad-
kinville; Zackary. James Neville,
Cashiers.

403

First Year

First Rnir:

Bell. Barbara .lane. Statesville: Bell. Barry
Max. r.astonia: Bell. Charles David. Winston-
Salem; Bennett. Charles Craven. .Ir.. Apex;
Hills. Klizabeth Ann. Valdese.

S,i;„iil How :

liolton. Catherine Ann. Rieh Square; Bunili.
William Haywood. Edenton ; Chambers.
Stover Hill. Charlotte; Crouse. James Edward.
Sparta ; Culp. Ted Murray. Pineville.

Third Kinr:

Uaughtry. Ruffus Lynwood. Princeton : Davis.
L.loyd Ernest. Chapel Hill ; Farrier. William
Sloan. Warsaw; Fletcher. Ray C. Valdese:
Fulcher, Huge Lee. Beaufort. Pa.

fourth How:

Clentry. Tony David. Yadkinville; Oibson.
Charles Thomas. Goldsboro; Cloodwin. Samuel
Stephen. Monroe; Gufton. .\drian Clay. Louis-
burs; Hall. Mary Powell. Oxford.

Fifth Row:

Hardin. Jo Anne, Boone; Harmon. William
Sidney. Ahoskie: Himes. Charles Farris. Bre-
vard; Huffman. Kent Loewe. Winston-Salem;
Junes. Malichi Crowder. III. Elizabeth City.

Sixth Hon-:

Keever. David Eugene. Lincolnton; Kennedy.
John Lowry. Statesville; Lazarus. Charles
Lawrence. Sanford; Lyerly. \ed Thomas.
Charlotte; McLarty, George Collins. High
Point.

S.niith Row:

Marlow. Charles Wayne. Kannapolis; Neville.
Walter Henry. Enfield: Pickett, Terry Julian,
Hisli Point; Reaves. Dorothy Bingham. Fay-
ftteville: Runnion. Joseph David. .Marion.

Ki'ilith Row:

Sheets. James Paul. We.st Jefferson: Smith.
Donald Judd. Pilot Mountain: Tippett. Walter
Lynda. Zebulon ; Tripp. Ronald Tucker. Ay-
den ; Weatherspoon. Leonard Allen. Holly

.Springs.

Weaver. Van Darwin, Spring Hope; White.
John Richard, Henderson,

404

The Pharmacy Senate was founded at the Uni-
versity in 1940. Membership is limited to thirty
students 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.

JOHNSON

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DUTTON, M. W.
GOODWIN
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School of Nursing

The University of North Carolina School of Nurs-
ing, a unit within the Division of Health Affairs,
provides educational opportunities for young wom-
en interested in becoming professional nurses. The
School of Nursing offers a program leading to the
degree Bachelor of Science in Nursing and cover-
ing two calendar and academic years. The Uni-
versity Health Center, located on the campus in
Chapel Hill, provides hospital and out-patient ex-
perience in many fields, and includes a large gen-

eral hospital, a tuberculosis hospital, and a psy-
chiatric unit. Additional experiences are offered
through the cooperation of day care centers, health
departments, rural hospitals, and other community
agencies. Qualified graduate nurses who have re-
ceived a diploma from an approved school of nurs-
ing are also admitted to this program.

The School of Nursing also provides opportunity
for graduate study leading to the degree of Master
of Science in Nursing.

BERNARD
DALYRYMPLE
GAUTEFALD
HILL

HUX
JANOW
JOHNSON
KIGER

KILBURN
LEWIS
LINDBERG
MOLLESON

NORRIS
PARKER
SMITH
SOUTSOS

WEAVER
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Dormitory officers are: Dewey Dance, Social Chair-
man: Peggy BroH-n, Treasurer: Gail McCuiston.
Secretary : Jo Ann Sowers, Vice-President ; and
Barbara Miles, President.

House Council representatives are First Rote: Genie
Crews. Barbara Hardin. Jo Ann Sowers, and Bar-
bara Miles. Second Rote: Beverly Segee. Pat Prcss-
ly, Alice Kent. Fay Newborn. Jean Southerland,
Mary Jane Clement, and Ann Bobbit Allen.

Senior Class officers are: Diam

? Laslev,

Social Chai

Virginia Bibb. Secretary -Treasur

er: Give

n Bain, Vice

dent: and Pat Russell, President.

Sophomore Class officers are: Anita Whitener, Historian:
Harriet Zimmerman, Treasurer: Sylvia Rabb. Secretary ;
Claudia Barnes, Vice-President; and Sandy Roberts, Presi-
dent.

ior Class officers are: Mary Helen Sheburn, Social Chair-
i: Helen Yates, Treasurer; Lucy Friddle, Secretary: Peggy
rtn, Vice-President: and Jo Ann Sowers, President.

hman Class officers are: Leia Midyette. Social Chairman:
en Magnuson. Treasurer: Polly Wooten, Secretary: Pal
*n, Vice-President: Jerry Tripp, President.

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Fourth Year

First Roic :

Ader, Frances Hammack. Walkertown:
Allen. Ann Bohhitt. Washington. D. C:
Bayne. Gwendolyn Ann. Winston-Salem;
Bibb. Virpnia Ruth. Salisbury: Clement.
Mary Jane. Raleigh.

Second Row:

Cupp Norma Joan. Kappa Delta. Elkins.
W Va.; Dixon. Myrtle McAnally. Reids
ville: Hardin. Jerry Elizabeth. Monroe;
Hodgson. Gail Gifford. Kappa Delta. Ox-
ford, Pa.: Lasley, Diane Roane. Winston-
Salem.

ThirrI Row:

Leary Barbara West. Edenton; Lemly.
Gwendolyn Duncan. Alpha Gamma Delia.
West Jefferson : Lemniond. Rosemary
Minor. Laurinburg; McGee. Carolyn Sue.
Charlotte; Morse. Amy Ann. Chi Omega.
Washington. D. C.

Fourth Row;

Noble. Nancy Anne. Garner: Plyler.
Frances Irene. Charlotte; Price. Sara
Faith. Kappa Delta. Buckhannon. W. Va.;
Proctor, Janie Lee, Pinetops; Richards,
Carolyn Taylor, Chapel Hill,

Fifth Row:

Roberts, Carolyn Frances, High Point:
Robeson, Sallie Salter, Laurinburg: Routh,
Billie ,\nne, Greensboro; Russell, Patricia
Ann, High Point; Sanders, Elizabeth
Sumner, .\sheboro.

Surth Row :

Smith. Frances Adelaide. Whiteville;
Staub. Marjorie Carol. Pi Beta Phi. West
field, N. J.: Stockwell. Nancy Jane, High
Point: Stroupe, Mary Ben, Chapel Hill;
Suther, Carol Jean, Kannapolis.

Seventh Row:

Szilagy. Marilyn Watson, Chapel Hill;

Temple, Jo Ann. Chapel Hill: Walsh,

Kathryn Jones, Chapel Hill: Winslow,

Betty Sorrell, Raleigh: York. Geraldine.

Mocksville.

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First Row :

Alexander, Norma Lowrie. Raleigh; Brown. PesRv
lean. Hickory; Bryant. Julia Anne. Asheboro;
(handler. Bess. Alvhn IMtit Pi, Washington. D. C:
(liapin. Carter Firestone. Chi Omega, Asheville.

Sfcorifi Rolf :

Dark. Dorcas Faye. Raeford; Edwards. Anita Louise.
Raleigh: English. Sally Ann. Willard: Friddle.
I.ucia Rachel. Raleigh: Gallagher. Lois Anne.
Winston-Salem.

Third Roti-:

(lalliinore. Elaine. High Point: Grady. Ann Grahar
\.>« Bern: Greer. Phyllis Ann. Albemarle: Hassel
Nii-K-iiiia Howe. Alpha Delta Pi. Beaufort: Heatoi
Beverly .\nn. Kappa Delta. Westlield. N". J.

Fourth Row:

Hege. Nancy Jane. Winston-Salem; Johnson. Lillian
Ashton. Goldsboro: Jones. Judith Louise. Winston-
Salem: Lasley. Jo Anne. Reidsville; McCuiston. Gail
Lorraine. Burlington.

Fifth Ron-:

Merrick. Susan Elizabeth. Asheville: Mewborn. Kaye
McNeill. Farmville: Miles. Barbara Faye. Burlington;
Mulvey. Jane Bolton, Greensboro: Nicholson. Eliza-
beth Carr, Alpha Delta Pi, High Point.

S-u/A Ron-:

illiver. Martha Elizabeth, Pollocksville: Poindex-ter,
Martha .Ann, Canton: Renger, Joan Helen, Albe-
marle: Rhyne, Mary Miller. Lincolnton: Ros.s.
Martha Frances. Albemarle.

Serenth Row:

Sbelburne. Mary Helen. Alpha Delta Pi, Greensboro:
.Sowers. Jo .\nn. High Point: Stainback, ,lane Patter-
son, Delta nammn, Jack.simville, Fla.; Strader, Telia
,Fo, Greensboro: Taylor, Roberta von Wilier, Aliiha
(lamina Delta, Shaker Heights. Ohio,

Firjhth Rou;:

I'urner, Barbara Lynne. Winston-Salem; Turner.
Nancy Elizabeth. Gary; Wendler, Julie Ann. Alpha
Delta Pi, High Point: Williams. Lillian Alvene.
Carrboro: Wilson, Carolyn Patricia. Hamlet: Yates,
Helen Lucile. Apex.

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Second Year

First Row:

Adam-i. Nancy Walker. Winston-Salem; Bennett.
Jiirlitli .\nn, Roanoke Rapitis: Bledsoe, .\tlia ScroK-
sins. Wriglitsville. f.a.: Boling. Marsraret Judy. Siler
City; Brandl. Frances Marion. Balboa. Canal Zone.

St>r<iii(i Rnw:

Burt. Jane .\rthur. Biscoe; Garden. Catherine. Bur-
lington; Cliapin. Rolierta Firestone. Clii Omega,
.\sheville; Clark. Loretta Bevree. Cireensboro; Clen-
denin. Marge. Bethesda. Md.

Third Run-:

Dance. Mary Dewey. Alpha Delia Pi. Kayetteville;
Davenport. Willie .Mae Joj'ce. Newland: Derr. MartJia
Kllen. Raleigli: Evans. .Margaret Lillian, Chapel Hill:
Fisher. Charlene Reed, Asheville.

Fourth Ron-:

Groves, Martlia Elizabeth. Wenonah. N. J.; Halin.
Celia Caroline. New Bern; Haniel. Sandra Jane.
Weaverville; Hamilton. Barbara Ann, Fayetteville;
Hobson, Betty Alice, Charlotte.

Fifth Row:

Holden. Nancy F.. Phoenixville. Pa.; Hylton. Carole
Jean. Leaksville; Johnson. Elizabeth lone. High
Point: Longest, Frances Elizabeth, Raleigh: .Morgan,
Ann L.. Jacksonville.

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Sij-fh Row:

Muirliead. Sue Ann. Salisbury; Peniberton. M. Ellen.
Raleigh; Pressly. Patricia Ann. Charlotte: Rabb.
Sylvia Annette. Gastonia; Reed. Sandra Darling,
Houston. Tex.

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Srrriith Row:

Riclitmyer. Rosemary. Bethesda. Md.; Roberts.
Sandra Rush. Wallingford. Pa.: Segee. Beverly Ann.
Fairborn. Ohio; Shepard. Opal Gray. Jacksonville;
Spencer. Lillian Alice. South Mills.

Eiphlh Row:

Sutherland. Jean Marie, Greensboro; Tate. Eliza-
beth Helen. Liberty: Weaver. Kay Elizabeth. Raleigh:
Whitener. Anita Cecile. Lenoir: Yeager. Carol
Louise. Chapel Hill; Zimmerman, Mary Harriette,
High Point,

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Andrew. Ruth Carolyn. Winston-Salem; Andrews.
Charlotte Ann. Greenville, Pa.; Autry. Myrna Louise.
Greensboro; Baggett. Allene Keeter. Lillington:
Broadwell. Ina Mabel. Angier; Brock. Mary Webster.
Fayetteville.

Second Foie:

Brown. Betty Lou. Forest City: Brown. Patricia Fay.
Goldsboro; Browne. Estelle Jeanette. Hickory; Buie.
Betty .Ann. Red Springs; Coltrane. Frances Amanda.
Randleman; Connell. Mary Francis. Henderson.

Third Row:

Curtis. Edith Elaine. Clyde; Dickens. Beverly Joan.
Burlington; Durham. Carolyn Faye. Burlington; Es-
cott. Carolyn .Augusta. Charlotte; Forester, Alice
May. Winston-Salem; Freeman. Peggy Joyce. Robbins.

Fourth Rnu-:

Furch. Phyllis .\nn. Westtield. N. J,; Gilmore, Sarah
Louise, Winston-Salem; Goodwin, Myrtle .\nn, Ra-
leigh ; Graham, Elizabeth Alexandria, Raeford :
Gregson, Helen Louise, Pleasant Garden; Hinton.
Elizabeth Bain. Battleboro.

Fifth Row:

Holloway, Carolyn Mae. New Bern; Kent. Alice Blair
Linden. Richmond. Va.: Lea. Diana Cooke. Rich-
mond. Va.; Lewis. Linda .\nn. Rutherfortiton ;
Linville. Dorothy Ann. Kernersville; Long. Patricia
Anne. High Point.

Sixth Row:

Magnuson. Karen Margaret. Washington. D. C, ;
Merchant, Norma Lynn, Asheville: Mewborn, Laura
Darlene, Seven Springs; Micklus, Marilyn Ida, Fair
Lawn, \, J.; Midyette. Lelia Buxton. Raleigh; Mills.
Ruth Jo-Ann. Concord.

Sei'euth Row:

Mulligan. Linda Ann. White Plains. N. Y.; Nifong.
Carolyn Levone. Winston-Salem; Olds. Gloria Lea.
New Bern; Pearson, Frances Carolyn. Greensboro;
Pentecost. Linda Marie, Burlington; Regenie. Sandra
Jane, Garden City, N. V.

Hobison. Nancy Jean, Wallingford, Pa.; Rock. Judith
Ann. Charlotte; Simmons. Jo .\nn. Pollocksville;
Smith. Ellen Rae. Luniberton; Thigpen. Nannie
Frances. Kinston; Thomas. J. Elizabeth, Charlotte,

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Ninth Row:

Thompson. Margaret Anne, Frerlericksburf?. \'ii.;
Tieslau. Carol Alicia. Portsmouth. Va.; Tolton. Ann
Linn. Greensboro; Tripp, Geraldine. Mebane; Turner,
Jacqueline. Raleigh; Umstead, Sandra Kelly. Garner.

Whitley, Jane Blount. Aurora; Wiggs. Carol Joann.
Princeton; Woodward. Georgia Burwell, Winston-
Salem; Wray. Martha Sue. Shelby.

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Registered Nurses

BACHELOR'S DEGREE PROGRAM

MASTERS DE«;REE PROGRAM
Graduate sludrnls in psyrhialrir nursing and nursing servire administration are: Veronica A. Charbonneau. Gohoee. >. Y.: Mary Snyde
Steele, Raleigh: Peggy Parks Needhani. New Bern: Frances M. Russell. Richmond. Va.: Mildred Fortner. Blue Ridge. Ga.: Diane Gu
Fogleman. Henderson: Margaret Wicker. Carthage: Gertrude J. Hoffman. Miami. Fla.: Mildred Ann Vogel. Miami. Fla.

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Audrey Bonlh. firsi sluHrnl l<> I'linipleli'
graduale program in INurMing Service
Administration.

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According to Dean McGavran, "Public Health is
the science of the diagnosis and treatment of the
health needs and status of the total community —
or body politic as an entity."

UNC's School of Public Health, the fourth oldest
school of its kind in the United States and one of
the ten North American schools accredited by the
American Public Health Association, incorporates
this way of thinking into its curriculum. Pi^ofes-
sional people taking postgraduate work learn to
function as inter-disciplinary community health
teams through core coui'ses, lectures, lab and field
experience. The school, the focal training and serv-
ice point for an intergrated statewide health pro-
gram, attracts students from many other states and
foreign countries.

This year the School has outstanding students
from thirty of the forty-eight states, as well as
from sixteen foreign countries, including Afghan-
istan, Ceylon, Egypt, France, India, Indonesia,
Iran, Iraq, Nepal, Peru, Puerto Rico, the Philip-
pines, Taiwan, Thailand, Uruguay, and Zanzibar.
These foreign students are the top professional
health people of their countries. They have en-
riched the curriculum for all students through
seminar sessions and informal discussion of the
basic health problems and experiences in their
respective cultures. In the close professional as-
sociation throughout the school year mutual under-
standing and respect have developed and deepened,
personally, professionally, and internationally.

School of Public Health

Members of the Faculty of the School of Public Health are First Row: Doctors Cameron, Goulson, Okun, Portn
Kelso, Greenberg, Coker, Donnelly, Freeman, Larsh, Tyler, Kent, Cantrell, and Blee. Second Roir: Doctors D
Cehan, Cassel, Phillips, Back, Weiss, Bryan, Chanleth, Cart, McMahon, Morgan, McGavran, Doak, Haj , Ander
Carson, Hendricks Cuillol. Vi right.

Chipnian. Granstrom,
d. Grizzle, Du

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First Row:

Abernathy, Atwell Ray. Chapel Hill; Ander-
son. Thomas Peden. Columbia. S. C: Bales.
PepKy N'eal, Chattanooga. Tenn.; Barton.
James Howard. Mebane: Beaman. Ethel Lu-
cille, Walstonburpr.

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lie.

Beasley. Joseph Edward. M.D., BIytl
Ark.; Blakeney. Billy Carson. Pag:eland. S. C.
Bozardt. Kathleen B.. Cornelia. Ga.; Brint
Pauly F.. Amherst. N. H.; Brooks. Sarah B
Falls Church. Va.

Tfiird Row:

Brown, Jerome. Chapel Hill; Burr, Marjorie
Elizabeth, Manchester, Conn.; Byrd, William
Carlton. Warsaw; Callahan. Shirley Elizabeth.
Easton. Md.; Caudell. Ivallean. Pippa Passes,
Ky.

Fourth Row:

Chappelear, Clovis Gene, Mountain View,
Okla.; Clark. Martha E.. Jackson. Miss.; Cole.
Miriam Lillian, Hialeah, Fla.; Conger, Harold
Gates, Silver Spring, Md.; Davids, Donald
James. Kanawha, Iowa.

Fifth Row:

Davis. Katherine. Maplewood. N, J.; Decker,
Phyllis. Arnold, Md.; Dennis. Robert George.
Chapel Hill: Doran. H. Gordon. Jr.. Athens.
Ga. ; Drake. Horace Beaumonde. Greenville.
S. C.

Sixth Row:

Oyer. Newman Allen, Princeton. W. Va.; El-
Kammash. Magdi Mohamed. Port F'oaud.
Egypt; Fan. Kuang-Yu, Taipei, Formosa.
China; Fedde. Helen Marie, New York, N. Y.;
Kerro, Hose Marie. Montevido, Uruguay.

Seventh Row:

Fortune. Ruth Xixon. Concord; Francotte.
Jean Francois, Becon-les Bruyeres. France;
Franzen, Irvin G.. Chapel Hill; Futch. Thurs-
ton DuPui.s. Jr., Macon. Ga.; Ghafur, Abdul
Kabul. Afghanistan.

Kiuhih Row:

Gilbaugh, Suzanne Lillian. Portland. Ore.;
Glenn. B. Blanche. Rirhmond. Va.; Grass.
Gladys Lear. Kannapolis; Greathead. Lilliam
Dielil. Waynesboro. Va.; Greer. Kathyrn Ann.
Columbus. Ga.

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Halin. Mary Helen, Sugarcreek. Ohio; Hales.
William Linwood. Beaufort: Haniblet. Frede-
rick Edwards. Chapel Hill: Hance. Francis
Ilurton. N'ew Bern: Harrison. Samuel Duke,
( liHinhlee. Oa.

Sf. ■«;,(< Roir:

Harvey. Helen Ke^riitli, l.intx Beacli, Calif,:
Hazelwood. Eulalia Jane. Jackson, Tenn.:
Herzofr. William T.. Peoria. 111.: Honeyeutt.
I'eKsy Rea. Covinfcton. Va. : Hopkins. Mary
Louise. Middleton. Ohio.

Third Hnw:

Hushes. John Thomas. Pittsboro: Hughes.
I'liillip Ottis. Poplar Bluff. Mo.: Iralu. Tefta.
Chapel Hill: Iralu, Viclia/elhu. Vaaa Hills,
Inilia: Jenpanitlikarn, Chalerm, Biingkok,
I'liailanil.

F,,iirlli ftnir:

,lohnson. Julia Ann, W^illiamsburKh. Ky. ;
.lones. Hoderic O.. Chapel Hill: Junea. Hevia
.\.. Montevideo. Uruguay; Krain. Robert
Harris. Bronx. N. V.: Lake. Lola Lee. Au-
burndale. Fla.

Fifth A'..»-.-

Lane. -Ann Buchanan. Rutherfordton ; Leo-
hapan. Wanich. Rajburi. Thailand: Lenich.
.\gnes W.. W'ilson : Lopez. Carmen M.. Cabo
Rojo. Puerto Rico: McAndrew. Catharyn
Kane. Falls Church. Va.

flirth Rnw:

McColm, Mary E., Bernanlsville, N. J.: Mc-
Cord. William Jerome. Mannins. S. C: Mc-
Donald. Marjorie Cole. Pinehurst; -McCinnis.
.lack Smitli, Ellenboro: Maisel, Ceorge S.,
Wilkes-Barre. Pa.

S,r,iitli Kuir:

Mancy. Khalil Hosney. Chapel Hill: Marshall.
Bennie Sue. Kershaw. S. C: Matthers. Leslie
Avon, Angler; Mayse. Dorothy. Spindale;
Meehan. Frank George. West New York. N. J.

Fii/htli h'lUf:

Melton. V'irgie Dolores. Gainsville. Fla.;
Moore. L.L..-\.. Jr.. Baltimore. Md.; Mundy.
Martha Beatrice. Gadsden. Ala.; Xealey.
Margaret Louise. Chadbourn; Nuri. Salnia
Shaikh. Baghdad. Iraq.

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First Foil- :

O'Keefe, Mary R.. ChicaKO. 111.: O'Toole.
Louise S.. Albuquerque. X. Mex.; Parulekar.
Dinkar V'ishwanath. Bombay. India: Patter-
son. Mary Frances. Edinburg. Tex.: Peayson.
Dr. Ernest Alexander. RaleiRli.

Second Row:

Peters, Howard A.. Omaha, Neb.: Pfeller.
Henrietta H.. Miami, Fla.: Phillips, \*irginia
Coker, Kingstree. S. C. : Ponnampalani, S..
Karaueddi, Ceylon; Pundlik, Diganber Anrit,
Naspur, Bombay, India.

Tliird Row:

Kabbani. Mirzamonir, Tehran. Iran: Rai,
Hup Kumari, Kathniandu, Nepal; Roberts,
Mary Joe, Hickor>': Ross- Venning, Laura,
M.D., Charlotte: Rundgren, Edna Crandall,
Hillsboro.

Fourth Row:

Sanchez, Billie Catherine, Fort Smith, Ark.;
Saunders. William Eugene. Cliapel Hill:
Seism. Betty Jean, Clierryville; Scites, .Martha
Louise, Kenova, W, V'a,: Sicura, Nat, Warren.
Ohio,

Fifth Row:

Skinner, Tommie A., Little Rock, Ark.:
Soekrisdo. Djakarta. Indonesia: Soopikian.
Cieorge. Tehran. Iran; Soopikian. Janet.
Tehran. Iran; Starr, Sue Massenburg, Pasa-
dena, Md.

Sij:th Row:

Stephens, Dean Howell, Taos, N. Mex.:
Stephenson, James Benjamin, Holly Springs;
Stone, E. Virginia, Richmond, \'a,; Tadros,
William Henein, Cairo, Egypt; Taft, Hunter
(ieorge, Jr„ Meridian, Mississippi,

Seventh Row:

Dejada-De-Rivero, David A„ Lima, Peru ;
Terry, Doris Elaine, Louisville, Ky. ; Vaughn.
p;ula Cheek, Graham ; Wallace, David Rus.sell,
Richmond, Va.; Weeks, Theodore Willard,
Jr„ Sebring, Fla,

Kiljhth Row:

Williams. F. Jean. Washington, D. C: Wil-
liams, Martha Ann, Knoxville, Tenn.: Yar-
brough, Joseph Clem, Raleigh: Vett, Marian
Francis. Jonesboro, Tenn.

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Nurse representative EHllit Rutid^ren ""^softens"
the pieliirr.

School of Public Health

Secretaries are Frances Gust.

Administrative Assistant:

Delsev Rowe. Sallie Beal>.

Clare Henlev, Emm.

Palladina, Barbara tlollier.

Jo Hastv, Bettv Schmiti.

Marion Smith, Anne Garsl.

Marlene Donovan, an.l

Jo Patterson.

Student bodv representatives on
Facultv, Staff, and Student
Committee are Marjorie Burr.
Vulridon: Dean Stephens.
Health Education: Henrietta
Pfeffer. Public Health .\ursini::
Miriam Cole. Pu5/ic Health
yursing: Jane Hazelwood.
Biostatistics, Treasurer: Vincent
Patton. Sanitation: William
Saunders, Parasitology; D. V.
Parulekar, Foreign Students:
E. Virginia Stone, Health
Education. Secretary; and Gordon
Doran, Administration. President.
>ot Pictured is Edna Rundgren.

A Halloween Party in the Tin Can proves that students
Public Health beiieve that "all v.ork and no pla> . .

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Prexy asks nurse Peg "who, what, why, where, and when" about
nurses during a coffee break in the hospital cafeteria.

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Plant Phone 9-1 901 — Office Phone 4921

428

ROBERT ROLLINS
BLAZERS, INC.

832 Broadway New York, N. Y.

Specialized Blazer
Service to

UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA

HOWARD JOHNSON'S

XEW

"Be

outet/ari

J "room

Now Available for

BANQUETS — DINNERS

LUNCHEONS — RECEPTIONS

Capacity 100
Durham 7-5273

HOWAHD JOHXSOX $

f\estauirant

ON THE DURHAM ROAD

CHAPEL HILL TIRE CO.

Complete

Dial

Service

9-2621

THE CORNER HANGOUT

For Prescriptions

For Fountain Service

SLOAN DRUG COMPANY

On the Corner Across from Theater

429

THE PORTRAITS IN THIS YEARBOOK WERE MADE BY

SMITH STUDIO

otoqrapners

^

OFFICIAL PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHERS
FOR THE "1958 YACKETY YACK"

^

12 EAST HARGETT STREET

RALEIGH NORTH CAROLINA

430

GLENN LENNOX

APARTMENTS

AND

SHOPPING CENTER

Congratulates the Class of 1 958

WATTS RESTAURANT

and

MOTOR COURT

SPECIALIZES IN STEAKS

2 Miles South of Chapel Hill
on the Pittsboro Highway

PHONE 9-5886

Best Wishes Closs of 1958

Julian's College Shop

MAURICE JULIAN '38

TAR HEEL CLEANERS

West Franklin Street

PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE

Telephone 9-1461

CONTINUOUS QUALITY

DURHAM

Coca-Cola Bottling Company

Durham, N. C,

TOWN

and

COUNTRY HOTELS

HAYWOOD DUKE, President

THE KING COTTON • SEDGEFIFLD INN

Greensboro, North Carolina

431

THELL'S BAKERY

"Flavor Like Mother Tried to Get"

124 E Franklin St.

PHONE 4291 CHAPEL HILL, N. C,

Bakery Goods of Finest Quality

£,

odemam
AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY

Expert Shirt Finishing

DIAL 5121
329 West Rosemary Street

HARRIS -COKKER!!

SALES AND SERVICE

Telephone 9491
501 W Franklin St — Chapel Hill, N C

Cavt»rs Hy tiiMtgskrttft

KINGSPORT PRESS, INC.

Kingsport, Tennessee

432

CONGRATULATIONS
TO THE CLASS OF '58

"The Dairy Store"

431 West Franklin Street
CHAPEL HILL — Telephone 9414

^«^'^«'^^^*

^<M*ttfi<f "pie^^ \i \^^^ "Daift^ 'PtoductX,

The CAROLINA INN

Hosts for
the Ihiivcrsity
on All Oujsioiis

-•Operaring a Dining Room and The Carolina Inn Cafeceria

C^dqe on ^askic

J. B. ROBBINS

o/ Chapel Hill

433

Electric Construction Company

Desk Lamps, Portable Typewriters
And All Your Electrical Needs

JUST OFF THE CAMPUS

165 East Franklin Street Chapel Hill

Compliments of

YATES MOTOR tO.

DODGE — PLYMOUTH
Sales and Service

419 W. Franklin St —Chapel Hill, N. C

Compliments of

FITCH
LUMBER COMPANY

CARRBORO, N. C

'ii mm

Chapel Hill's
Furniture Center

on
West Franklin St^

COLLEGE
SHU-FIXERY

1 73 East Franklin

Finer quality . . .
Greater selection . . .

FOWLER'S
FOOD STORE

West Franklin Street
Chapel Hill

434

Thanking You for
Your Patronage

WENTWORTH & SLOAN

/4eweleri

CITY OPTICAL CO.

LICENSED DISPENSING OPTICIANS

121 East Franklin St
Chapel Hill, N. C.

Zenith Hearing
Aids and Batteries

Fittings and
Adjusting

Congratulations to the Class of 1 958

Pepsi -Cola Bottling
Company

DURHAM — BURLINGTON

WHEN VISITING CHAPEL HILL
f\einember

UNIVERSITY MOTEL

is one of Carolina's finest motels

ana

for steaks and sea foods at their very best, it's

THE PINES

HIGHWAY 54 EAST

CHAPEL HILL

43S

SUTTON'S
DRUG STORE

WALGREEN AGENCY
Serving Tar Heels Since 1923

Tar ll«'«'l*K llriiii

and

l*i*«'KC*i*i|»ii«»ii ^ili4»|»

Cosmetics, School Supplies,
Fountain Service, and Gifts

Phone 5531 — Store
Phone 9-8781 — Prescription

CHAMBLEE

INSURANCE

AGENCY

RALEIGH, N. C.

We appreciate the privilege
of writing your

STUDENTS' ACCIDENT AND
MEDICAL INSURANCE

for comfort and ^vear . . .
flLUv^. at a price

more than fair

HANES

iintk'i'svcar Ibi" men and boys

p. H. Hanes Knitting Co., Winston-Salem 1, N.C. • Canadian Mfr. : C. Turnbull Ltd., Gait, Ontario . Scandinavian ; Aktiebolaget Melka, Gbtebotg, Sweden

Australian: La Mode Industries, Pty. Ltd., Fitzroy • New Zealand: Soma- President Textiles Ltd., Wellington

436

For The Best In Pizza Try

LA PIZZA

406 W. Main Street
Carrboro, N. C.

Phone 7-1451

"The Only Pizzeria in Town"

PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE

UIIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIP TRUST FUIDS STORES

BOOK EXCHANGE
CIGAR STAND

BOOKETERIA
CIRCUS ROOM

SCUTTLEBUTT

Complete Line of Classroom Supplies
Reference Books — Out-lines — Textbooks

NEW AND USED

TYPEWRITER SALES AND SERVICE
ON THE CAMPUS

"Y" BUILDING

437

CHARLOTTE ENGRAVING COMPANY

CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA

WW"

"THE SOUTHS FINEST ANNUAL ENGRAVERS SINCE 1915"

here are times wlien "blowing your own horn " is in good taste . . . and wnen

it comes to distin^tne printing, we lifee to give a loud blast! From creation

to completion ... a staff of vearLook specialists give professional skill

and expert follow-tnrougn ... on a wide variety of printing

assignments. WASHBURN Printing Company,

two fourteen West Morenead Street,

Telepkone FRanklin 5-1716

or FRanklin 7-1619,

Cnarlotte,

N. C.

nd

ex

Al.lM.it. James Allen 179,361

\1.. r. i.inil.lf. llalph McColl, Jr 120,287

\l.. I iiathv. Alu.ll Ray 415

\i.. in.itliv. l;r\t.- Baker 325

\1.. iii.iliv, 1...1I Leslie 44,200,287

Al.eriiethy, William Miller 361, 39^

Aliernethy, William Randolph 178,325,34:1

Abert, Lt. ( J.G. ) J. G 1 62

Abranison, John 224

Aoker, Judith Ann 325

Aekersiin. Mary Beth 202, 287

ACTIVITIES 26

Adair, Carolyn Sue 349

Adair, Donald Grant 132, 287

Adams, Bobby Joe 287

Adams, Charles Gilbert 158, 161, 287

Adams, Donald G 264

Adams, Franklin LeVerne 160,219,361

Adams, George Bryan, Jr 325

Adams, Jerome R 180

Adams, J. E 161

Adams, John Patrick 51, 63, 66, 287

Adams, Leon Reed 349

Adams, Maria Jane 372

Adams, Xancy Ann 203, 325

Adams, Nancy Walker 410

Adams, Patricia Anne 169, 325

Adams, Philip C 372

Adams, Robert Taylor , - . . 325

Adams. Sarah Randolph ,54, 325

Adams, William Holcombe, III 349

Adcock, J. Sam, Jr 287

Adcock. William Olin, Jr 268, 325

Ailer, Frances Hammack , . 408

Ailkins, Dorothy C. ,284

Adkins, Ed 131

A.lkins, Margaret Ann 170, 325

AIUIIXISTRATIOX 18

ADVERTISIXr, 420

AFRdTC 156

Af;«-e. (leorge S. 325

.\Rner, William Peyton 349

Ainslie. Lee Sanford, Jr 212, 232, 349

Akin, William Baker, Jr 218, 287

Alala. Joseph Basil. Jr 380

Albert. Josephine Taylor 287

Albert. Rudolf Franz 63, 65, 325

Albreiht. Fred Robert Kurt 131.349

Albrecht, John Howard 325

Alilred, William Murray. Jr 157, 287

Al.lridse. Jean JacQuelyn 114

Aldridse. Robert Patten, Jr 160,361

Aldridge, Thomas H. 361

Alexander. Harry Albert 361

Alexander. John Robert 166, 287

Alexander. John Thomas. Jr. 204, 325

Alexander, Joseph Hammond 120, 204, 349

Alexander, Richard Barnhardt
Alexander. Xorma Lowrie
Alexander. Robert L. . .

Alexander. Roy Davidson
Alexander. Sydenham B.
Alford. James David
Alford. Jim Wavne
Allegood. Carlton W.
Allen. Ann Bobbitt
Allen, Billy

lis,

131,
231.

407,

134, 402,

Don Lee 141,

Allen. E. Marvin

Allen. Frances Xeal 190,

Allen, Dr. J. Xorman

Allen, Thomas Clark

Allen, Wayne Ogburn

Allen. William Reynold, III

Alley, James T.

Alley. John Granville

.Alligrood. Romalda Joyce . . 144,

Allred, John Thompson 139. 194,

Allred. Hiram Herbert, Jr.

.\llred, Tommy Lee 201,

Allsl.rook. Mary Ann 169.

Allslirook. Richard Brown 140,

Alp.-r, Peter Jonathan

ALPHA IiF:LTA PI

ALPHA EPSILOX DELTA

ALPHA GAMMA DELTA

ALPHA KAPPA PSI

ALPHA PHI riMEGA

ALPHA TAT I iMEGA

Alphin. Fred. Jr.

Alphin. Oliver Wendell 30,31,127,132,

Alston. AUene Taylor 144.

Alvord, Kenneth B.

Aman. Jerry Hedrick - 200.

Ambrose, Oadus Donald

Ammons. James Floyd

.\mos. Jerry Woftord US.

Amy. John V.

Anderson. Dr. Carl E.

Anderson. Evelyn L.

.\nderson, Larry Randall 325.

.\nderson. Leo Richard

Anderson. Patricia Sutherland 37.

Anderson, Thomas Peden

.Anderson. Wayne Clark 19S.

Anderson. William H.
Andrew, Ruth Carolyn
Andrews, Charlotte Ann
Andrews, Dr. Leon P.
Andrews, Sam Brown ,

Andrews. Samuel Howard, Jr

Angle. William Rhoads 219.

Ansell, David K 220,

Anthony, Katherine

Anthony. Suzanne Rogers

Arbogast, Virginia Lee 217,

Archer, John M., Ill

Arey, Tony Josephus

ArniHeld. Sally

.\rm.stri.ii;;. James Paul
Ai-mstn.n;;. Madeline Ailee
Armstrong. Roy .
.VKXiiLD AIR SOCIETY

Barnes, Elizabeth Pace
Barnes, Glenn Wesley -
Barnes, James W'illard

.1.1.

.\rthi

ah

Fickle

Jr.

Artope. George Raymond

Ashburn. James Lee 'M\, 34'.'

Ashendorf, William Herbert 221, 361

Ashtord, Charles Hall, Jr 35, 40, 117, 184,

286, 287

Ashford, John Durward 287

Ashley, Diana Duncan 114

Atchison. Suzanne Hester 144,170,287

Atheneos, Michael Anthony 325

Atkins, Jo Ann ,325

Atkinson, Clinton Kesler . . .397

Atkinson, David B 184, 168

Atkinson, William Bryan . 160. 349

Attayek, Eli John 141, 386

At water, James T 287

Atwater, John Wilson, Jr 142, 387

At well, Alan George 119, 210, 349

Ausband, Samuel P 142, 387

Austell, Ronald Lowery 124, 400

Austin, Ernest Hampton, Jr 325

Austin, James Farrell 143, 372

Austin, Lawrence Byron, III 197, 361

Austin, Thomas Earney 372

Austin, Shelden Clyde, Jr 197. 349

Autry, Gene Alexander 361

Autry, Myrna Louise 411

Averitt, Hooper 47

Avery. Edward Stanley, Jr 397

Avery, Erwin T 63,117,380

Aycock, Charles B 257

Aycock, William B. 22

Ayscue, Edwin Osborne, Jr 113,380

B
Babb, Robert Massey 349

Babb, Wayne Arnold 361

Baber, Fred Wilkerson 288

Babson, Frederick Augustus, Jr. 376, 377

Bachman, Ann H 288

Back, Kurt 414

Badgett. Richard G 138, 379

Baer, Herbert R 231, 370

Baggett, Robert Franklin 2SS

Baggett, Allene Keeter .411

Baggett, Robert Franklin 130, 28S

Bagley, Edward Orrick 288

Bagwell, Willard Ray 349

Bailey, Beverly Ann 169. 325

Bailey, Clarence Almon 391, 393

Bailey, Donald Etheridge 125, 372

Bailey. Leslie Rand, Jr. 47, 288

Bailey. Rachel Ann 125,372

Bailey, William James. Jr. 349

Bain. Given 407

Baker, Benjamin R 389

Baker. Charles Henry 361

Baker, Charles Louis 254, 325

Baker, Donald Randolph 325

Baker, I. Cleo 406. 412

Baker. Julian Tucker, Jr 227, 228, 361

Baker, Mary Tod 177,325

Baker, Mourdine 325

Baker, Thomas P 389

Balas. Bernard David 17.5, 361

Baldridge, William Paul 174,232,288

Baldwin, Albert Leslie 349

Baldwin. William Howard 28S

Bales, Peggy Neal 415

Balift, Doug .38

Balkind. Gary Irwin 153, 220, 349

Ball. Brenda Combs 361

Ball, David Stafford IIS, 349

Ball, wniliam Amos 349

Ballard, Daniel Stedman, Jr. 2SS

Ballantine. Lula Sue 122, 402

Ballentine, Esther Mollie . . . 114

Ballew. William Ralph 288

Ballinger. Max D. 140. 379

Ballis. Kim 194, 325

Bane. Sara Evalyn 325

Bank. Stephen 220. 262, 263. 288

Banks. Otis Gordon 130. 288

Bannerman. Janet Patton 288

Bantley, Jim 385

Banzet, Julius Edmond. Ill 127. 380

BAPTIST STUDEXT UXIOX 151

Barbee, Gibson Vester, Jr 175, 349

Barbee, James Dorris, Jr 325

Barber. Charles R 194

Barber. Howard Curtis 157,159,288

Barber, Martha Adeline Cousins 114

Barber, Milton Augustus, III 226, 231, 28S

Barber. Robert William 132, 402

Barber, Ruth Watkins 288

Barbour. Robert Lay ton 361

Barcke. Coach 261

Barefoot, John H 222, 349

Barefoot. William C 175

Barker, Bennie Dale 387

Barker, Ernest Gail, Jr. 58. 361

Barker. Graden Lee, Jr. 32-'.

Barker. Ralph Morton . . . 361

Barkin. Terry S US. 153, 224

Barclay. George 24ci

Barklev. CarP A 200,325

Barks, Coleman Bryan 196, 265, 325

Barnes, Lt., C. P 162

Barnes, Elizabeth Gore 190, 288

Ba

Sar

1S2, 28S
349

III ... ....... 201,' 326

361

268

^^'illiam Watson
Harnharill, John M. 2n4

Uarnhill. Jean C :;iim

Barrett. Richard Darcv 361

Barrett, Robert Harrison, II 4(i3

Barrett, Thomas B. 391

Barrier, Boyd Ray 144, 326

Barringer, John Carroll 179, 361

Barringer, Michel Laron 288

Barrington, Carl Adam, Jr 63, 188, 288

Harrington, Richard Everett 288

Barrow, Robert M. 74

Bartholomew. Joseph Eugene 288

Bartlett, Jennie Lee 288

Barto, John Thomen 117, 372

Barton, James Howard 415

Barton, Roger 384

Barts, John Will, Jr 349

BASEBALL 263

BASKETBALL 255

Basnight, Gordon Lee 361

Basnight, Norma Gwynn 182, 326

Bass, Charlene Lynne 191, 271, 326

Bass, Eddie Covington 47,69,113,114,115,

117, 123, 288

Bass, Gerald Lane 326

Bass, Harold Hall 361

Bass, Harris Hartwell ' 216, 326

Bass, James X 288

Bass, Mary Orpha 326

Bass, Molly 203

Bass, Tommie Leonard, Jr 289

Bass, Wesley Xeil . . 115

Bateman, Clive Anthony 289

Battle. Barbara 71

Battle, Fred Gordon, Jr.
Batts, Ada Lee
Batts, Bernice R.
Baucom. Bennie Winfred
Baucom, Cullie Joe .
Baucom, Edward Bryce
Baucom, Jim Preston
Baucom, Kenneth Latta
Baucom, Robert Leslie
Baum, William Oscar
Baumstone, Ross Jan
Bayliff, James Douglas
Bayne, Gwendolyn Ann
Baynes, Gerald Taylor
Baynes. Robert Gene
Bazemore. William Milton

Beacham. Fred A

Beacham, Thomas J

Beale, Garland Wood, Jr. 134, 400

Beale, John Carrell 349

Beale, J. J 134

Beam, Dennis Anthony, Jr. 200. 289

Beam. Lewis Rav 393

Beaman, Ethel Lucille

Beams. Patricia Alice

Bean, ^^'illiam Claris

Beard. Robert Earl

Beasley, Joseph Edward, M

Beatty, James Tully

Beaty, Carolyn McXaul

Beaty. Sallie

BEAUTIES .90

Beaver. Frank Eugene 194, 349

Beck, Lenny 254

Becker, Donald Eugene 349

Beckman, William Robert 391, 392, 393

Belangar. Paul Bryan 179, 326

Beleos, Constance G. 326

Belk. James Sh

Bell, Amoret Moore

Bell, Barbara Jane

Bell, Barry Max

Bell, Betty

Bell. Charles David

Bell, Frances Anne

140, 377
. . .289

289
21S, 326

349
132, 326

396

132, 326

408

38, 39, 289

349

1S2, 326
389
74, 123, 349
415
113, 114, 266, 267
326
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42, 182, 183, 289

326

326

40, 174, 232, 320

38. 119, 127, 320

Bell. Graham A 326

Bell, Joseph Taylor 326

Bell. Larry 264

Bell, Michael Willoughby 160, 205, 361

Bell, Richard Howard 289

Belmont. Fernando
Belton. Richard Paul
Bender. .Tohn Joseph
Bender, .Tohn Robert, Jr.
Bender, Xeil Carmichael

Benfield, Herman Larry 361

Bennett, Charles 121

Bennett. Charles Craven, Jr 404

Bennett. Charles Landis 137, 361

Bennett. Joseph Collier 207. 326

Bennett. Judith Ann 410

Bennett. Leonard Booth 289

Bennett, Thomas Stephen 35, 139, 377

Benson, Robert Donald 326

Benthal. Alpheus Worth 136, 403

Benthall, Ruben Alwin 326

Bentlev, Herbert Leland 74, 361

Bentlev. Keith Lambeth 141.388

Bentley. Ralph Luther 114. 391. 396

Beranek. David Xickell 326

Berg, Lawrence Stephen 326

Berger. Michael D 224

Berger, Robert 377

Bergren. Richard B 160,361

Berkut, Jack Carroll 361

Bernard. Barbara 406

440

nd

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51.

74,

Bernard, Lawrence Joseph ....
Bernhardt, Charles John .
Bernhardt, Robert Linn, III .

Bernstein, C. Page

Bernstein, Constance
Bernstein, Morris Martin
Berry, Francis Kea

Berry, Frank

Berryhill, Bruce Holt
Berryhill, Lewis David, Jr. . .

Berryhill, Dr. W. R

Bess, Gilbert

Bessinger, Colonel Donivan, Ji

Best, George S., Jr

BETA GAMMA SIGNA

BETA THETA PI

Bettes, Laura James
Betts, James Allen
Betts, Leonidas Judd, Jr.
Beveridge, Bruce Hanna

Bhapkar, Vasant Prabhakae

Bibb, Virginia Ruth

Biberstein, Richard von, Jr

Bice, Glenn

Biggers, David Carl

Biggerstaff, Franklin Lee

Bllich, John Matthew ,

Bilisoly, James Alvis 121,

Billings, Xancy Wren

Bills, Elizabeth Ann

Bingliam, James Robert

Bird, Richard Edward

Biren, David Robert 30, 66.

Bishop, Robert Ellis

Bishop, Wayne Staton 35, 236, 266,

Bivins, Cynthia Leigh

Birke, Ronald Lewis

Bizzell, Mary Louise 148.

Black, Baxter Franklin, III 172, 276,

Black, Bob

Black, Charles Benaji
Black. Foye Forbus, Jr.
Black, Geoffrey Laurence
Black, Hirman Bunyan

Black, James Thomas

Black, John William

Black, Xancy Margaret

Black. Stanley Warren. Ill 74.

Blackburn, John Ogburn

Blackman. Bill

^■kman, Wilbert Worth

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201, 361
270, 326

56, 128

118, 349
194, 289
283, 391

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326

Bostie, Russell Alton
Bostic, Thad Stevens
Boudreau, Girard Edgs

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Black'

Black'

Black'

Black'

felder, John Xc
i-ell, Bobby Carroll
l-ell, Wilbert Worth
lell, William E.
lood, Carl Walter
i'ood, James Daniel
, Lemuel Showell, III

143
141, 388
188, 289
201, 361

34, 139, 376, 37

Blair, Jerry Andre

349

Blair. William J. ...

?Mr,

Blake, Shelley Wayne

326

Blakely. Robert Franklin

164. 166.

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Blakeney. Billy Carson

41. ^

Blalock, Julian David

133

32,

Blanchard. Norwood Pitt

137

403

Bland. Wilbur Bryan

2X9

Bland, William Otis

2X9

Blanton, Barbara Delola

390

Blanton, Silas Walker. Jr.

55. 118,

184,

349

Blazer. Phillip Paul

236,

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Bledsoe. Atha Scrogeins

41"

Bice, Margaret

41 1

Blevins, Lester Garner

327

Blitzer, Dorothy June

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Bloodworth. Robert William

. Jr.

361

Bloom, Harrv Emmanuel

197

361

Bloomer. Oliver Green

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Blount. Charles L

143,

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Blount. Marvin Kev

1S5

361

Blue. James Franklin. Ill

361

Blume, Thomas Frederick

361

Blumenfeld, Thomas Allen

361

Blumenthal, Jerrv

40

2?4

Blythe. Charles Clifford

17.=i

361

Blythe. Marshall McCov

179

361

Boden. Theodore Xeal

17?

349

Boaz. Margaret Wright

176

3?7

Boecker, Eberhard

37''

Boese. Fred Merritt

13?

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Boggs. David Thomas

361

Hoggs. Roy Dixon. Jr.

117,

126,

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Boissavit, Jean Pierre

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37?

Bolch, Donald Ernest

37?

Bolch. Thomas Jefferson

361

Bolch, Oscar Howard. Jr.

397

Bolden. Connie Edward

13S

379

Boles. John Rich

361

Bolick. Carroll Lee

361

Bolick. Ted Arnold

133

34"

Boling. Margaret Judy

410

Bolinger. Bobby Mose

3?7

Bolton. Catherine Ann

979

404

Bolton. Charles Burns

?16

990

Bonner, Ann Elizabeth

1S3

3?7

Bonner. Sylvia Meade

403

Bonner. William Ross .

174

349

Bontempo. Robert Henrv

361

Bookout. C. Loyd Allen

290

Boone, Shirley Reid

4116

41?

BOOSTER CLUBS

?73

Borden, Robert Hanes

47, 184,

265,

3?7

Bordogna. Richard James

361

Boss. George Wells

199,

361

BossonR, Joseph C
Bost. John Franklin
Bost. Thomas Mr-Pollu
Bost. William S., Jr.

Bounds, Bobbi

Bowden, Ernest Ted
Bowden, AVilliani Edgar
Bowen, Frank Theodore . .
Bowen, Mary Barringrton .

Bowen. Xorman George

Bowman, Charles Harwood, Jr.

Boyd, Allan Craig

Boyd, Bernard

Boyd, Clarence Lacy, Jr

Boyd, Edward L

Boyett, John David

Boyette, Charles Otis
Boyette, Robert
Boykin, Wilber Ray
Bozardt. Kathleen B.

Braokett, George Calvin

Bradneld, S. Smith 40,

Bradford, Martha Jane

Bradley, Charles Marvin

Bradley, Lawrence E

Bradley, Mary Nell
Bradley, Winnifred Louise
Bradshae, Council Fox
Bradshaw. John William
Bradshaw, Rush Leonard
Brartsher, Sidney Preston
Bradsler. Arthur Long, Jr.
Brahmer. Peggy M.
Brake. Richard Clarence
Brakefield, Aubury Lee
Branch, J. Arthur
Brand, Abel Lineberger

Brand. Bruce A

Brandis. H. P.. Jr.
Brandl, Frances Marion
Brandner, Larie Kent
Brandner, Larie K.
Brandon. John Louis
Brandon, Thomas Henry

Branham, David Allen

Branner. William Arthur. Jr

Branson, Charles Dale

Brantley, Charles Eugene

Braswell. Charles Marion

Braswell, James Michael
Braswell. Kermit Lee
Bratten. David John
Bratton. Lewis Palmer
Brauer, John C.
Brawley. Bobby W^atson
Brawley, Edward Thomas
Brawley, Eleanor Rigglns
Brawley, Reid Haynes
Braxton, H. Harrison
Broadwell, Ina Mabel
Bream. Dr. Charles A.
Brecht, Dr. E. A.
Breckenridge, M. S.
Breland. Arthur Breece
Brennan, Edward Michael
Brennan. Peter Joseph 113,21

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187. 290

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Brennan. Stanley Leroy

Brewer. Ernest Craven

Brewer. "O'esley Scott

Brewer. William Culvern , . .
Bridgers. Julian Dalms. Jr. , ,
Bridgers. William Ashley, Jr.
Bridges, Donald Patrick
Briggs, Ernest Ray
Briggs, Linwood F.
Briley, William Frazier
Brimm, Verna Mae
Brimmer, Kenneth R
Brine, Paulv F.
Brinckerhoff, Marv Lou
Brinkly, Elizabeth Tucker
Britt, Alton Alfred, Jr.
Britt, Billie Rose
Britt, Robert Carl
Britt, Robert Carl
Britt. Robert Franklin
Britt. Ronald Paul
Britt, Ronald Thomas
Britt, Sarah Ann
Brittain. Hoke Mitchem

248, 249, 250,
51, 252, 253, 29ii
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116

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202

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117. 231. 226. 290

Broadwell, Ina Mabel
Brock, Clifton H., Jr.
Brock, James David
Brock, James J.
Brock, Jane Harrison
Brock Joan Marion
Brock', Marv Webster
Brock. Ruth Fordham
Brooke. .\nne Fenton

Albert D., Ill

David Allen

Jack Boyce

Joan

John Charles 30, 45, 51,

John Irving, Jr

Sarah B

Broughton, Howard Clark

Broun. Charles Conway

Brown, Barbara Hope
Brown, Betty Lou

Eohbv Craig

Carl Lerov

Charles Melvin. Jr.

Chester Henrv, Jr.

Daniel Elmer

Dwight E. , , , .

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349

125

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Brooks.
Brooks,
Brooks,
Brooks,
Brooks,
Brooks,
Brooks.

Brown
Brown
Brown
Brown
Brown

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213

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Brown, Earl T

Brown, Edward Addison

Brown, Eugene Wilson, Jr

Brown, Frank A

Brown. Franklin Roosevelt .

Brown. Gordon Rives

Brown. Hershall Matthew

Brown. Homer Clark, Jr

Brown, James Edward . . ,

Brown, Jerome

Brown, Joe

Brown, John Ralston

Brown. John Robert
Brown. Julian C, Jr.
Brown, Larry Wesley
Brown, Louis J.
Brown, Malcolm Otis
Brown, Mary Clayton
Brown, Margaret Jane
Brown, Mary Lois
Brown, Xorborne A., Jr.

Brown, Oscar H

Brown, Patricia Fay
Brown, Peggy Jean
Brown, Ralph Bradbury ,
Brown, Robert Calvin

Brown, Troy A

Brown, William Lee
Browne, Estelle Jeannette
Browning, Henry Donaldson . .
Browning, Joseph Fletcher, Jr,
Browning, Robert Locke, Jr. . .
Bro\\'ning, William Evan ......

Brumlev. Alfred Xeal

Bruner. Ethel W

Brunson. Edward Porcher. Jr.
Brunson. Margaret Walker
Bryan. Dr. A. Hughes
Bryan. Clinton Ellwood. Jr.
Bryan, Donald Thomas

Bryan, Floyd Talmadge

Bryant, David Lee

Bryant, George Badger
Bryant, Howard McKenzie, Jr.
Bryant, Hugh
Bryant, James Kenneth
Bryant, John Collins

Bryant, Joyce Hartz

Bryant, Julia Anne
Bryant, Mary Craig
Bryant, Millard Lee

Bryce, George Wilder, Jr

Bryson, Vaughn Douglas
Buchanan, David Xathan
Buchanan, James Wesley
Buckeley, Donald
Buckley, Rebecca Hatcher
Buckner, David E., Jr.

Buie, Betty Ann

Buie. Wayne Melvin

Bull, Dorothy Richmond ,

Bulla, Jefferson Davis

Bulla, Thurmon Clifton

Bullard, Amos Jones

Bullard, Edmund William, Jr.
Bullard, Elizabeth Joanne
Bullitt, James B.
Bullock, Alpheus Bradley
Bullock, John Chester, Jr.
Bullock, William Riley, Jr.
Bumgardner, Shirley Weaver
Bun. Ronald Tullv
Bunce, Dr. Paul L.
Bunch, Gerald Lough
Bunch, William Havwood
Burch, Barbara .\nne
Burch, Edith Carol
Burch, Steve Ross
Burchett, John Boyd, Jr.
Burge. Robert A. , , .

Burgess, Frank Eric . . . .

Burgin. Charles Edward
Burgin. Stanley Eugene
Burke. Ronald L.
Burke, William Richard, Jr.
Burnani. Jesse Andrew
Burnett, Charles H.
Burney, Fredric Arlen
Burnham, Claude Francis
Burns, William David
Burnside, 'William Henry
Burr, Marjorle Elizabeth
Burrell, Frederick William . . .

Burress, John Woodfin, III

Burroughs, James

Burroughs, Robert M

Burt, Jane Arthur

Burton, Ernest Steven
Bush. Barbara Marie
Bush, William Edwards
Butler, Earl R.
Butchart, Edward 'Winslow
Butler, George Simeon
Butler, James Edward
Butler, .lames Roger
Butler. Jesse T^ewis
Butler. Lindlev Smith
Butler. Martha Ann
Butler, Robert Albert
Butler, Robert Douglas
Butler, Stuart Watson
Butler. Thomas Edgar

Buzzard. Jim

Byerly, Kenneth R.
Bynum, Frank Hines, Jr.
Byrd, Edward Franklin
Byrd, Harvey Dwight

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Byrd, Howell Ewell, Jr.
Byrd, Julian Clarence
Byrd, Marlon Everton
Byrd, Richard Thomas
Byrd, AVilliam Carlton
Byrum, Bob

Cabot, Roland Mark

Cadieu, James Myers

Cagle, William Baird

Cahoon, Bobby Glenn

Cain, Alston Grey . .

Cain, Lee Reg

Caine, Elenor

Caison, William McDowell

Caldwell, Bruce Francis

Caldwell, Glenda Cabra

Caldwell, James Alexander

Caldwell, Sanda Carole

Callahan, Shirley Elizabeth
Callender, Kenneth Hugh
Callicott, Joseph H., Jr.
Calloway, William Ray
Cameron, Dallas Alexander
Cameron, Charles M., Jr. - ,

Cameron, Dr. E. A

Cameron, Edward Leon
Camp, Robert Bernard
Campbell, Carol Shanklin
Campbell, Charles Woodrow ,

Campbell, Clyde M., Jr

Campbell, Edwin W.

Campbell, Gayle Norman

Campbell, Hugh E.
Campbell, John Kerr
Campbell, John Manley
Campbell, Milton Clyde, Jr.
Campbell, Susan .

Campan, Sidney Sawyer
Canaday, Maurice Lewis
Canas, Juan Jo.se
Canipe, Dorothy Ann
Cannon, Robert Laurence, Jr.
Cansler, James O.
Cantrell, Douglas David
Cantrell, Louise
Cap, M. Paul
Capetanos, Chri.s L.
Capps, Carl Edward
Capps, Charles K.
Capps, Thomas Edward
CARDBOARD
Garden, Catherine
Garden, William Arthur
Carlan, Mary Cabell
Carlisle, Elizabeth Fields
Carlton, Patrick William
Carmichael, Katherine K.
Carmichael, Jerry Gaylon
Carmichael, William Donald, Jr.
'"'armode, Ralph Edward
CARi:)LIXA F<iRU.M
C-\Rl)LIX.\ PL.\YM.\KERS
CAROLINA QUARTERLY
CAROLINA SYMPOSIUM
Carothers, Mary K.
Canuutas, Andy
Carpenter, Bennia Jo
Carpenter, Leonard B.
Carpenter, Max Cline
Carpenter, Nancy Jean
Carpenter, Ted Franklin
Carpenter, William Perry
Carper, Frank Wilkins
Carr, Gabriel Paul, Jr.
Carraway, James Howard
Carraway, James Robert
Carriker, Donald Malloy
Carrington, Samuel Macon, Jr.
Carroll, Dudley Dewitt
Carroll, Edmund Griffin
Carroll, James Anthony
Carroll, James Robinson, Jr.

Carroll, Larry Winford

Carse, Jim

Carson, Bud

Carstarphen, Cloydia Grace

Carter, Catherine Brooks

Carter, Clarence W.

Carter. Donald K.

Carter, Ed

Carter, Larry

Carter. Lee C.

Carter, Robert Wilson 30, 31.

Carter, Wilbert James

Carter, William Leon

Cariwright, William B.

Caruso, Samuel Frederick

Carver, Charles Albert

Case, Wallace Talmadge, Jr.

Casey, Dee

Casey, James Broadus

Cashion, Leonard R.

Cashion, Roy Wilson

Cashwell, Richard Gordon

Casparis, John

Cass, Donald Hayes .

Cassel, Dr. .John

Cates, Donald Brooks

Cathey. Gerald Mason

Cato, Harold Eugene

Caudill, Ivallean

Cauley, Jerry Dean

Causey, Hugh Ward

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Causey, Philip Pendleton 213

Cavas, Anthony John 362

Cernick, Balkimir 262, 263

Chadabe, Joel A. 224

Chamberlain, Dr. Harriet R. 391

Chambers, Stover Hill 404

Chamblee, James Monroe 113

Chambliss, Joseph Barrow 138, 379

Chambliss, Mallory Lewis 293

Champlin, Curt 265, 350

Chandler, Bess 168, 4o9

Chandler, Fred M. 385, 387

Chandler, Thomas Nason 133, 32S

Clianleth, Mrs. Emil T. 414

Chapin, Carter Firestone 176, 409

Cliapin, Marvin 384

Cliapin, Roberta Firestone 176, 410

Cliaplin, Vandalyn L. 125

Chapman, Donald Kenneth 142, 400, 405

Chappelear, Clovis Gene 415
Chappell, Linda Lou 56, 128, 176, 293

Charbonneau. Veronica Ann 372

Chase, Dr. John B 125

Chastain, Carl Robert, Jr. 121, 362

Chastain, Roger Vernon, Jr 350

Cheateam, Lou 177

Cheek, Emett 240

CHEERLEADERS 276

Cheng. Henry Cheng 124

Cherry, Marcus Cicero Stephen, III 40, 114,
196 228 293

Chesnutt. William Joseph ' 196] 293

Chesson, Jack Holt 328

Chester, Wayne Seagraves 293

Chewning, David Earl, Jr., 328

Chichester, Gerald Curtis 350

Child, Robert Michael 362

Childs, Jack Stith 172, 276, 293

CHI OMEGA 176

CHI PHI 178

CHI PSl 180

Chipman, Dr. Sidney S 414

Christian, John Gordon, III 350

Christian, Richard Ray 293

Christian, Virgil Holcomb 293

Christian, William Gerow, Jr. 188, 293

Chryssikos, Paul N 372

Church, Clay Franklin, Jr. 119,199,328

Church, Janette Iris 144, 293

Clapp, Joseph Mark 47,117,126,130,131,293

Clare, John Laurence, Jr. 362

Clark, Betty Sue 202, 293

Clark, Charles Frederick, Jr. 328

Clark, Dwight L 384

Clark, Edwin 328

Clark, George Earl 142, 386

Clark. Giles R 139, 377

Clark, Henry T., Jr. , 382

Clark, Hugh Mercer 399, 403

Clark, Jon Barrett 293

Clark. Linda Llewellyn 390

Clark. Loretta Beyree 410

Clark. Martha E. 415

Clark, Richard Alan 362

Clark, Robert Burns, Jr. 362

Clark, Tony Franklin 362

Clark, William Lee 362

Clarkson. Francis O., Jr. 140, 377

Clary, Robert C. 125, 372

Clay, Ingrid Suzanne 170,271,293

Clay, Robert M. 328

Clayton. John A. 358

Claytor. Alton Bennett, Jr., 362

Claytor. William Graham 146, 196, 350

Clement, Charles Ewing 215, 362

Clement, Henry L. 362

Clement. Mary Jane 407, 408

Clemmons, Roland Elbert 293

demons, Joel Maurice 362

Clendenin, Marge 410

Cleveland, Alfred Eugene. Ill, 139. 379

Cloninger, Shirley Kennedy 328

Coats. Deane Moulton 293

Cobb. Donnell Bordon. Jr. 184. 232. 328

Cobb, Laurence Arthur 180, 377

Cobb. Whitfield 372

Cobbs, Janet Barbara 128, 144, 328

Coburn, Robert Lee, Jr. 293

Coburn. Roland Guy. Jr. 362

Cochran. James Lee 362

Cochran, Virgil Mickey 350

Cochrane. George Thomas. Ill 184. 350

Cockrell. Arthur Elliott 38, 362

Coddington, Dabney Minor, Jr. 226, 232, 328

Cody, Lewis Randolph ,350
Coe. Katherine Keith 36. 42. 112. 176, 177, 293

Coenen. Walter D. E. 120. 328

Coffin. Harris Alexander 328

Cofod, Robert Kenneth 350

Coggin, George William 139. 379

Coggins, Boyd Wayne 362

Coggins, Norman Lester 132, 293

Cohen, Jerrv Edward 328
Coker, Donald 181, 241. 243, 245

Coker, Robert Edwin 231, 414

Colclough, William Joseph 350
Cole, Jerrv Robert 157, 161, 200, 293

Cole, James A. 188

Cole, Miriam Lillian 415, 418

Cole, Tollie Boyce 329

Coleman, Charles L. 125

Coleman, Thomas W. 241

Colescott, John William 74, 211, 362

Coley, Charles Rowe 44, 329

Coley, Max Lee 362

40. 57,

Collette, William

Collias, Nick

Collier, Forrest L., Ill

Collier, Hal Franklin

Collier, Barbara

Collier, Robert Alvis, Jr.

Collins, David

Collins. James McLeod

Collins. Mary Frances

Collins, Michael Lee .

Collins, Nancy Marie

Colonna, William Hough, Jr.
Colson. William Stewart
Coltrane. Frances Amanda
Combs, Bobby Eugene

Comer, John Fitzgerald

Condrey, Robert Braswell

Conger, Harold Gates

Conger, Thomas J.

Connell, Daniel W.

Connell, James Paul Beardsley, Jr.

Connell, Mary Frances

Connell, Mary Frances

Conner, David Marion, Jr.

Conner, Luther Thomas. Jr.

Conner. Ray M..

Connery, Robert Andrew

Conny. Murphy Bryan

Conoly, James Halbert

Conrad, Robert B.

CONSOLIDATED UNIVERSITY

STUDENT COUNCIL
CONTENTS

Conyers, Cecil Rupert, Jr.
Cook, Dennis Shelton
Cook, Geraldine
Cook, Hester Davis

Cook, Stanley Galpin

Cooke, Donald Davis . .
Cooke, Robert Cameror
Coolidge, Warren H. .

Cooper, David Elder

Cooper, Elliott Turnstall, Jr

Cooper, Gary Edward

Cooper, Wilson Reid, Jr 116,

Cope, Alfred Lovell, Jr.

Copeland, Ronald William

Coplon, Malcolm

Coppedge, Raymond Franklin, Jr.

Copse, James Peter

Corbell, Luke

Corbett, Freddie Luvon

Corbett, John Gratis

Corbett, Rhodes Thomas

Corbett, William Osborne

Corbin, Henry Jefferson, Jr.
Cordle, Joseph Claiborne, Jr.

Cordle, Thomas L.. Jr

Corey, Belle Hamilton 45, 112, 148,

Corkey, David C.

Cornell, Thomas Bonifer

Cornish, Lucas King, III

Cornwell, Abner Milton

Corr, Christopher Joseph

Corr, Kathleen Lee

Corvin, Sam

COSMOPOLITAN CLUB
Costello, Marion Eugene
Costen, Thomas Buie
Gotten, Lyman A.
Cotter, Chad
Cottrell, Walter David, Jr.

Couch, John N

Courtney, Florence Lynne

Courts, Andrew J

Covell, Charles Van Orden, Jr

Covin, William J

Covington, Benjamin McLauchlin

Covington, Robert James

Cowan, Gaylord Hunt

Cowan, Marvin Russell

Cowan, Robert Jenkins

Cowart, Charles H.
Cowell, Marion Aubrey, Jr.

Cowper, Stephen C.

Cox, Eppie Bennett

Cox, Edwin Roscoe, Jr. . . .

Cox, John Rudolph

Cox, Malcolm A.

Cox, Richard Larry

Coye, Beth Frances

Coyle, Fred J., Ill

Craddock, George Edward, Jr. . .

Craddock, Robert Avery

Cradle, Burnie

Craig, Joe Billy

Craig, Plezzy Harbor, Jr.

Craig, William Franklin, Jr.

Craige. Dr. Ernest W.

Craighill, Francis Hopkinson

Crandell, EC.

Crane, Marjorie Ellen

Cranford. James Willis, Jr

Crater, Julia Ann
Crawford, John Robert, III
Craven, Burit Doyle

Craven, Thomas

Craver, George Larry
Crawford, Jane

Crawford, John Robert, III

Creasy, Thomas Claiuorney, Jr. .

Credle, Joseph Bernard

Creech, Howard Welda

Creekmore, Joseph Powell

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372

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350

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117, 126

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360

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Cream, Anthony 200, 350

Cress, Margaret Josephine 230, 294

Crews. Genie 407

Crews. Xatiianiel Sullivan 218, 277, 294

Crist. Takey 241, 329

Crockf ord. Dr. Horace D 125

Crocker. Nathan Thomas, III 294,380

Crocker, William Guy 350

Crockett. Nancy Florence 56,128,329

Cromartie, Dr. William J 391

Cromley, Robert Irving, Jr 44,134,402

Crook, Myron Dudley 294

Croom, Jacques Howard 139, 379

Crosland, David Bailey 393

Cross, Charles 256, 257

Crossland, Lucie Bassett 45,202,294

Crotty, Curtis Paul 350

Crotty. John 248,253

Crouch, Adeliah Smyer 294

Crouch, Phillip Francis 403

Crouse. James Edward 404

Crouse, Paul Obeli 329

Crow, Edward Wilson 146,184,350

Cro wder, Anne Ellen 329

Crowder, Charles Louis 199, 362

Crowder. Courtney 37, 230

Crowell. James Kenneth, Jr. 362

Crowell, James Sheffield 329

Crowley, William Jerome 350

Crownover, James Edward, Jr 38, 350

Crowther, Frank Harrison 54, 329

Crumbley, Mary Louise 148,191,329

Crumpler. James Fulton, Jr 216, 294

Crumpler, Sylvia McKey 177, 329

Crumpton, Leiotte Rose 329

Crutchfield. Clarence Jackson 216, 350

Crutchfield. Leslie Alice 183,329

Crutchfield, William. Jr 172, 269, 351

Culbertson. James Addison, Jr 219, 362

Culbreth, Beverly Ann 170, 320

Culbreth, Carolyn Elizabeth 393

Culbreth, Harold Dean 201, 362

Culbreth, Ronald C 133

Culp. Albert Franklin 351

Culp. Ted Murray 404

Culpepper, Vernon Clay 144, 294

Cummings. John B 193, 241, 243, 244, 246, 348

Cummings. Paul 384

Cummings. Ralph Waldo 30,31,118,173,351

Cunningham, Robert 193

Cunningham. Robert Joseph 113.248,249

Cunningham. William Grady , , - 294

Cupp. Norma Joan 408

Current. William Ange 387

Currie, Daniel Lee, Jr 121, 362

Curry, Roy Lee 362

Curtis, Cecil Martin 294

Curtis, Edith Elaine 411

Curtis, John Russell 396

Curtis, Lee Ann 114

Cushman, Charles Arthur 196,324,329

Cutchin, Lawrence McGilbra 119,196

Dahl, Nancy 144

Dailey, Richard Maurice, Jr. 351

DAILY TAR HEEL 54

Dale, David Lewis 123, 362

Dairy mple. Ruth 406

Dalton, John 74, 186

Dalzell, John 374

DANCE COMMITTEE 44

Dance, Mary Dewey 168, 407, 410

Daniel, Carolyn Smith 294

Daniel. Carey Williamson, Jr. 166,329

Daniel. Charles Reuben 114

Daniel, Donald E 131

Daniel, Fred Marsh 132, 295

Daniel. Joseph M. 125

Daniel, Lillian Stuart 295

Daniel, Marshall Emory 351

Daniels. Allen Gray 241,351

Daniels. Johnathan Worth 113

Dann. Carl. Ill 387

Dannenbaum. Alice 329

Dansby, David Mozart, Jr. 362

Darden, James Robert . . .295

Darden, John Morgan, III 213, 362

Darden, William Adams 295

Dark. Dorcas Faye . . .409

Darmstatter. George Edward 180. 329

Darnell. William Gordon. Jr. . 196. 295

Daughtridge, Margaret Ethel .168, 295

Daughtry. Ben Philip 134, 403

Daughtry. Carl Mitchell 351

Daughtry. Curtiss Wilson 114,295,385,389

Daughtry, Edward Alan 362

Daughtry. Glenn 268

Daughtry, Richard M. 199

Daughtry. Ruffus Lynwood 404

Davenport. Florine Antha 295

Davenport. Willie Mae Joyce 410

Davids. Donald James 415

Davidian. Vartan A., Jr 172. 295

Davidson. Sigmund 208

Davis. Bette Sue 169.329

Davis. Burton Sparling. Ill 295

Davis. Charles Eugene 133. 329

Davis. Charles McMillan 295

Davis. Charles Sharpe 362

Davis. Chester Clark 218, 295

Davis. Daniel Whitaker 392. 395

Davis, David Ramsey 35, 124, 216. 400

Davis. Frances Jane 329

Davis. George P., Jr 189, 362

Davis, George Thomas 116, 397

Davis, Gus Louis .295

Davis, James E 241

Davis, James Haydn 351

Davis. James Horton, Jr 329

Davis, Jane 203

Davis. John Allen 351

Davis. Katherine 415

Davis, Lloyd Ernest 404

Davis, Luther Joshua. Jr. 161,329

Davis. Mary Louise 295

Davis. Mary Mailly 191, 330

Davis. Max Wayne 372

Davis. Nancy Elizabeth 56,103,128,202,295

Davis, Nancy Starr 330

Davis, Oscar Swifton 212, 232

Davis, Philip Bibb, Jr 362

Davis, Oscar Swift 295

Davis, Paul Clifton 389

Davis. Ted 221

Davis. Thomas Peete 403

Davis, Warren Thomas, III . . 204, 295

Davis, Wilburn Addison 389

Davis, William Finley 212,351

Davis, William Glenn, Jr. 118,351

Dawkins, John Earl, Jr 258,257,295

Dawn, Jon Neil 218, 295

Dawson, Elizabeth Ann 183, 330

Dawson, Martha Virginia 182, 295

Dawson, Robert William 372

Day, Gordon Howard 351

Daye, Dennis Eugene 372

Deal, Albert Leonard 118, 330

Deal, William Brown 174, 232, 295

Dean. Alfred 372

Dean. Charlie L., Jr. 377

Dean. Clayton Lyerly 403

Deans. John Frederick 196, 330

DeArmon, Frances Anne 144,176,330

Deaton. Bob 254

Deaton. Don Jason 136,402,405

Deaton. Forrest Eric 64. 363

Deaton. Robert Wayne 362

Deaton. William Alexander 143,372

Debank. Douglas Fredrick .330

DeBerry. Howell, III 295

Debnam. William Speight 387

DeBorde. Lynden Walls 236,266,330

DeBruhl. Garry Glenn 295

DeCantis. Emil 214,242,244,245,246

Decider, Alexander Howard

Decker. Phyllis

Dees. Anthony Roane
Degnon. Robert
DeHart, Evelyn Beatrice
Degnon, Robb Fraywe
Deits. Jay Hawkins
Delbridge, Matthew G.
Delmar. Robert F.
de Loiselle, Monte Fred
DELTA DELTA DELTA

363

415

330

193

295

363

351

388

168, 363
201, 330

182

DELTA KAPPA EPSILON 184

DELTA SIGMA PI 132

DELTA THETA PHI 144

DELTA UPSILON 186

Denemark. Bennett Goldsmith 160,209,363

Dennis, Carolyn 202, 296

Dennis. Robert George 415

Dent, Elizabeth Hunter 114

DENTAL HYGIENE 390

Derr. Martha Ellen 410

Dessouky. Yehia Mostafa 136, 372

DeVere. David Erskine 227. 363

DeVere. Diana Arneson 128,177,330

Devin, Virginia Peyton 330

DeVogt. John 126

DeYoung. Daniel 143, 372

DIALECTIC SENATE 63

Diamond, Earl L. 414

Dickens, Beverly Joan 411

Dickens. Marian Lou 182, 296

Dickerson. James Perry 363

Dickerson. Sandra 171

Dickman. Robert Neil 201,363

Dickson. George Graham, Jr 363

Diets, Jay 47

Diggs. Robert M 142, 386

Dillard. George Johnston 134, 400

Dillard. Joe W 71

Dillon. Patricia Ann 36, 42, 156, 182, 286, 296

Dimsdale, James Richard 330

Dinwiddle. James William 380

Divine. Morrison Wenceslays. Ill 215. 363

Dixon. James Franklin 130,296

Dixon. John Barnabas 296

Dixon. Myrtle McAnally 408

Dixon. Robert Kirkman 139, 379

Dixon. Robert Windson 179, 330

Dixon, William C. Jr 330

Doak. George 414

Doar. James Eraser 117,218,296

Dobson. Ervin Garrison 296

Dockery, James Stephen, Jr. 117, 380

Dockery. Judith 144, 296

Dockery, Paula Carolyn 330

Dockery. Wesley Prichard 137, 403

Dodd, Florence Spotswood . 128, 171, 272. 330

Dodson. Randolph M 205

Doggett. John Taylor 210, 330

Donahue. Jim 254

Donald. Susan Mary 56,128,202,296

Donaltelli, Bernie M. 241

Donisthorpe, Sue Mae 183,330

Donnelly, Carolyn F. 171, 272, 330

Donnelly, Thomas 414

443

Donnorummo. Francis Vincent, III 330

Donohue, Charles 201

Donovan. Daniel L. 391

Doran, H. Gordon, Jr 415,418

Dorroh, Jolm Hunter, Jr 351

Dorroh, William Gayle 351

Dorsett, J. Dewey 391

Dorsett. Sam Houston, Jr 160, 181, 351

Dorton, Marion Lamar 389

Doss, Dale Walter 296

Dossell, Dr 391

Dossett. Edward Franklin 363

Dotson. Donald Larry .363

Dougherty. Elizabeth Lloyd 112,148,190,296

Dougherty, John Joseph 330

Doughten, Richard Merrill 372

Douglas, Samuel Preston, Jr 205,363

Doutkit, R. P 62

Dowdle, Dewitt P., Jr 178, 296

Dowdy, Donald Carlisle 134, 402

Dowdy, Ruth Crowell 57,128,183,330

Dowles. Winfred Graham . 296

Downing, Harold Dean 138, 270, 377

Downum, Allen Fitzgerald, Jr. 363

Doyle. Howard Glenn 363

Drake. Anne Louise 176, 296

Drake. Claude Wallace 296

Drake. Horace Beaumonde .. .415

Draper. Joseph Collins, Jr 330

Draughon, Clyde 172,351

Drew, John T 188, 330

Drexler, Edith Wells 168,296

Dries, Donald Morris 194,351

Driscoll, Raymond Leverings, Jr. 330

Driver, Edward Lee 351

Droze, Haywood Daniel, Jr. 172,270

Drye, Robert Stanly 131, 330

Drj'foos, Henry, IV 172, 296

Drexler, Edith Wells 296

Duff, Angus MacLean 121, 213, 363

Duggins, Jack Steven 402

Duke. Raymond Langford 330

Dulaney, Elliott Daingerfleld 363

Duncan. Allie Hamilton 389

Duncan. D. B 414

Duncan. Jane Cannon 330

Dunlap. Benjamin Emerson 330

Dunlap, Dickson Brown 116

Dunlap. Helen Jean 403, 405

Dunlap. Lucy Ann 373

Dunlap. William MarshaU 197,254,363

Dunn. Bill M. 134, 402

Dunn. James Buford, Jr. 214,296

Dunn, John Raymond 363

Dunnagan. Harold Macon 351

Durham, Carolyn Faye 411

Durham, Eulalia Anne 351

Durham, Webb, Jr 201,363

Durham, William Henry 296

Dutton, Gene Raymond 136, 400, 405

Dutton, Marshall Wilson 403,405

Dyer. Newman Allen 415

Dykers, John R., Jr 396

E
Eades. Irvine Hubert
Eagle. John Chalmers, Jr.

Eagles, Frank L

Eakes, John Robert

Eanes, Ralph Hill, Jr

Earey. Pat

Earle, George Marvin

Eargle, Zane Emerson

Early, J. Virgil

Earnshaw, Gwendolyn J.
Easley, Robert Waters. Ill
Eastman. Ann Garner. Mrs.
Eaves. Robert Wendell. Jr.
Ebert, Richard Gordan .

Eckerson. Anne Terrill

Eckhoff, Oscar Bradley

Edens, Edgar Lee

Edison. William C.
Edmisten. Jacqueline Faye

Edmisten, Joe Allen

Edmund. William Bullard, Jr.
Edmundson, Haywood, IV .
Edmundson, William Carlyle
Edney, Joseph H.
Edsall. Katherine Vaughan
Edwards. Anita Louise
Edwards, Charles Hamilton
Edwards, Ellison Frances
Edwards, Joseph Roger
Edwards, Philip Strowd
Edwards, Robert Luther
Edwards, Rudolph Lee

Eells. Marion

Efird. Tom David

Eisele. Doug

Eisenburg. Richard
Elam, Paul Wilson, .Ir.
Elden, Julie
Eldridg. Charles P.. Jr.
Elfland. Frank Albert

Eliason. Roy V

El-Kammash. Magdi Mohamed
Elkins, Frank Callihan
Elkins. Johnny Warren
Elledge. Warren .
Eller. Alice Seely
Ellen. Frank
Eller. Roger Foster
Eller. William Larry
Ellerbe, Harry LaCoste. Jr.

133, 296
330
172

351

363

260, 261

363

113

173

. 330

121, 363

116. 296

196. 270, 296

296

330

373

380

215

351

125,373

118

226, 296

409
363
397
199, 363
351
.330
38. 44, 127. 330

177

205, 363

50. 54. 60

220

226, 232, 351

191. 330

396

209, 363

125

415

74. 363

134. 402

74

37, 190, 297

132. 297

,351

214, 297

nd

ex

Ellerbe, Hassell Earle 363

Ellington, Lelend Eugene 132, 297

Elliot, Balaam Thalphonza, Jr 363

Elliott, Donald Eugene 33u

Elliott, James M 380

Elliott, John Dowd 363

Ellis, Ann Marie . .297

Eves, Joseph Pearce, III 363

Evins, Thomas Moore, Jr 227, 363

Exum, Ashe Boat 40,216,351

Exum, Genevieve L. Garrou 297

Exum, Robert, Jr 35, 19S, 297

F

Packert, William Edward, III

Pagen, \V. Sue

Pair, Jackson Glenn, Jr

Faires, Forus Edgar

Faison, Nancy Margaret

Faison, Walter C.

Falk, Michael

Falkenberg, Wilhelmena Margaret

Falls, Boyd P

Falls, Felix Crowder

Pan, Kuang-Yu

Parber, Jerry Marcus ,
Parmer, Carl Douglas
Farmer, Robert Lee

Farmer, Robert Leon

Farmer, Dr. Thomas W

Farnham, Christie Anne

Farrell. Frank Wilson, Jr

Farrell, Lewis Hoytt

Farrell, Tom G 161,

Farrington, Daryl . . 14S,

Farrior, William Sloan
Pasul, Jimmy Steve

Faucett, Bill Leon

Paucette, John Roberts

Faulk, William

ulkner, David Kenneth 206,

211, 363

197, 202

194, 331

363

122, 403

,175

,220

,116

131, 297

331

415

351

113, 114

391

171, 331

119, 331
,297
166, 175
176, 297
137, 404

265, 331

217

Faulkner, Edward Garfield
Payed, Fred Tucker
Pearrington, Florence
Pedile, Helen Marie , ,

Peltun, Gene H

Felts, Mary Pearl

Fennel, Fay

Pennell, Fay Davis

Penwick, Elizabeth Lindsay

Ferguson, Horace Taylor

Ferguson, Jerry Hill . ,

Ferguson, Tommy R., Jr. ,

Ferguson, Robert Bruce
Ferguson, William Clay
FerlaEzo, Philip Anthony
Fernald, Gerald
Ferrell, Joseph Stevens
Ferrell, Charlotte Jean

Ferrell, Robert G

Ferro, Rose Marie

Fetzer, Tom

Field, Dr. Frances W. '.

Field, Ma.son Dillard, Jr

Fields, Curtis M 123,

Fields, Johnnie Parrott

Fincannon. Larry Neale

Finolier, James Reid
FINE ARTS

Fink, Arthur E

Finley, David Alexander

Fisher, William C

Fisher, Grover Eugene, Jr.

Fisher, Charlene Read

Fisher, James Gordon

Fisher, James Stanford

Fisher, Julian Horace

Fisher, Linda Lee 144,

Fisher, Louis Joseph, III

Fisher, Mary Jane 42, 45, 66. 67.

Fisher, Otis Norwood

Fisher, Paul Edward

Fisher. Wiley Vick ,

Pitts, Walter Middleton

Fitzgerald, Sophie Joannie

Fitzgerald, William C. HI

Fitzule, Robert Michael

Flack. Charles Zorah, Jr.

Flahive. James F.

Fleishman. Harriett Bernice

Fleishman, Harvey

Fleishman. Joel 46, 117. 126,

Fleishman. Joel Lawrence 113

Fleming. Robert Edward, Jr.

Fleming, Dr. William L.

Fletcher, Carl

Fletcher, John Stuart, II

Fletcher, Ray C

Fletcher, Thomas Evan

Floyd, David A 196

Floyd. Jack William . •

Floyd. Willie Benjamin, Jr.
Plyiin, Harry Shields

Flynt. Stauber Miner

Plythe. Joseph Johnson

Fochie, Pat

Fogleman, Deane Guy

Fogleman, Don

Polger. Radford Garrett 34, 40 226 351

FOOTBALL 247

Forbes, Charles Hobday, III . 214 298

Forbes, Jerry L. 195 331

forbes, Thomas Mitchell .
Ford, John Frederick, Jr. .

Fordham, Robert

Fordham, W. M

207, 363

134. 403
400

182, 297
415
224
390
132
331

202, 297
363

120. 351

181, 351
331
396
351
391
351
397

212, 232
415

385

391

393

194, 331

. , 363
351
331
61
283

143, 373
195
351
410
351
363

142. 387

2311, 331
380

148, 297
395
351

204, 298
40, 166, 188, 331

298

351

241, 351
40, 188, 189, 298

223

331

209. 363
208, 298
115, 397

400

391

195

211, 363

404

363

256, 257

133, 331

363

210, 351
298

139, 377
143
373
363

121, 363
205, 363

193

193

FORENSIC COUNCIL

Forrest, Robert Oswin, Jr

Forrester, Alice May

Forsyth, Lucy Ann

Fort, Lucy Taylor

Portner, Harold Harris
Fortune, ilartha Caroline

Fortune. Ruth Nixon

F.isiue, Hettye

Poster, Mark Freeman

Fountain, Arthur Whitfield
Fountain, Benjamin Eagles, Jr

ster, Cdr

E. L.

8, 39,

Fountain, James Andrew' ,
Fou.shee, Roger Babson
Fowler, Barbara Allen ,

Fowler, Bruce Owen

Fowler, Daniel Graham

Fowler, Glenda

Fowler, Martha Lynn
Fowler, Sylvia Jayne
Fowler, Wesley Caswell, Jr.

Fowlkes, Ed

Fox, Charles Sugg

Fox, David Vernon

Fox, Douglas Roller

Fox, James Edward

Pox, Joe Thomas, Jr

Fox, John Benjamin
Fox, John Bickhead

Fox. John William 132,

Pox. Ronald Ernest

Foxworth, Robert Parker
Prady, James Dewitt, Jr.

Fraley, Philip S

Fraley, Thomas M. ,

Francis, William R

Francotte, Jean Frangory
Frank, Richard Edward, Jr.

Franzen, Irvin G

Frasier, LeRoy Benjamin
Frasier, Ralph Kennedy
Frazier, Geneva Lee .
Frazier, James Randolph
Frazier, Richard Ernest
Frazier, Samuel Kindley, Jr.
Frederick, Larry
Free, William Joseph
Freedman, Leon D.
Freeman, Carol Griffith
Freedman, Jerald Neil
Freeman, James A.
Freeman. Benny Franklin
Freeman, Joseph Broade
Freeman, Peggy Joyce ,
French, William Washington
PRE)SHMEN

Freshwater, David Hales
Friday, William C.
Friddle, Lucia Rachel

411

183, 331
206, 412
, 296, 351
, 1711, 29S
.49, 415

331
215, 351

351

373

162
212, 331
118, 351
, 170, 298

331
, 298

331
182, 298
. .298
193, 363

38
298

212, 228, 232, 3.il
227. 363
214, 331

396

, , 351

175, 363

266, 331

218, 298

205, 363

363

363

134. 40(1

147, 331

415

331
146, 331
390
351
324, 331
331
241
373
414
331
363
248
363
363

40, 192,

ill.

Robert Leonard

St. Catherine D.

Lindsey
Frye, Dolores Ann
Frye, Tliaddeus Nelson

Frye, William Roger

Fryer, Dana Tune

Fuaate, Robert Watkins

Fulcher, Hugh Lee

Pulcher, Walter Graham

Pulghuni. Robert

Pulk. Robert Vernon. Jr. 56

Fuller, Paul Johnson 74

Fuller, Robert Hope

Fuller. Thomas Cornelius, 11

Puller. Walter Erwin, Jr. 74

Fulton, James Wade

Pulton, Paul

Funai. Joyce Elaine

Funderburk. Albert Otto, Jr.

Funk, Margaret Eunice 112

Furch. Phyllis .A.nn

Furman. Charles Manning, TV . .

Purr. Carl Augustus, Jr.

Purr. Jame.s William, Jr.

Furtado. Donald Atlas 30, 32, 46,

Furtado, Robert Anthonv
Pussell, Jo Anne
Pussenegger, Rosmarie
Putch. Thurston DuPuis, Ji
Putrell, .Tames Thomas. Jr.

74. 120,

187. 351

360

141. 3NX

407, 409

221, 363

209, 363

116

351

54. 331

351

130, 298

, , , 116

363

, 404

331

160

128. 363

189. 363

298

380

118. 351

136, 400

232

176, 298
411

216, 331
393

192. 352

50. 115.

198, 331

198. 331
298

124, 373
415
298

Gable, Thomas Williai
Gabus, Major Jack W.
Gaca, Giles John
Gaddy, Charles Elliott
Gaddy, Ray Carlton
Gage, Gaston H.
Gaillard. Samuel Robert
Gaines, Robert Edward
Galasso. Ger>rge John
Gallagher. John Michael
Gallagher. Lois Anne . ,

Gallimore, Elaine

Galloway, James G

Galloway. Robert
Gamble. James Wiley .

Gans, Curtis

Gard, Annie Lawrie
Garden, John
Gardiner, John Alden
Gardner, Buddy

110

298

161

236, 237, 241, 245, 246, 298
219, 331

403

139, 337
298

140, 377
373

119, 332
409

409

. 213

212

363

54, 58

169, 332

391, 392

118, 352

,187

Gardner, Claire 177

Gardner, Charles LeRoy 352

Gardner, John Girardeau 63, 198, 298

Gardner, Homer Gerney 186

Gardner, Patrick Henry Folery, Jr 114

Garnioii. K..iiald Gene 299

Gariu-r. Coy Stephen 363

Garr, Melvyii Lawrence 208,352

Garrell. .limmy Woodard 178,299

Garrett, Cecil Franklin 133, 332

Garris, John William 332

Garrison, David Quitman 363

Garrison, Nat Williams 141, 385, 386

Garriss, Austin McDonald 352

Garrou, Benjamin 116,397

Garson, Dr. Warfleld 414

Garst, Anne 418

Garton, Alleyne von Schrader 39'i

Garver, John David 160, 218, 352

Garvin, Wary Arnold 202, 276, 299

Gaskins, James Alfred, Jr 352

Gaskins, James M 352

Gaulet'old, Beulah 406

< Say, Francis Norman 299

(.lay, James Edgar , 174, 299

Gay, Malcolm Gardner 216, 352

Gayle, Cecil McMath, Jr 352

Gaylord, James Harrison, IV 38o

Geer, William 46, 66, 67

Gegee, Beverly 407

Gehan, r>r. Edmund A 414

Geline, Ronald 209, 363

Gellis, Harry Paul 153, 221, 363

Gentry, George Wesley 395

Gentry. John Billy 395

Gentry. Tony David 404

George. Dr. W. C. 391

George, Prentiss Legarr, Jr 400

Gerdes, Phillip E 62, 131

Gerrish, Richard 74

Gettman, Lowell John 206, 207, 363

Ghafur, Abdul 415

Ghanim, John K. 351

Giard, Donald Joseph 332

Gibbons, Joel Woods 232, 332

Gibbons, William F. 125

Gibbs. John B 363

Gib.son. Charles Thomas 135, 404

Gibson, Robert Clayton, IIT . , 197, 363

GERM A. V CLUB 228

Gibson, Sam Bryce 387

•lilbert. Charles Franklin 395

Giles. Harry McCarley, Jr 299

Giles, John Burke 332

Giles, Katherine 299

Giles, Larry Mills 3.53

rjilliam, John Lane 363

Gilliam, Ned Donald 151, 298, 332

Gilliam. Sue Beatrice 299

C,illiland, McCoy 332

Gillis. Norman A. 218

Gilbaugh, Suzanne Lillian 415

Gilmore, Sarah Louise 411

GIMGHOULS , 231

Ginn. William M 395

Givens, Michael Carlisle 146, 332

Givens, Patrick Augustus 364

Glass, Jimmy Louis 116, 132, 299

Glasser, Lois Naefach 116

Glatzer, Maurice 164, 166, 299

Glenn, B. Blanche 415

Glenn, Betty J 183

Glenn, Joseph Carroll 299

Glenn, Payson Biddulph 174,299

Glenn. Willie Lee 352

Glover, Dale Price 332

Glover, William Robert, Jr 217,352

Goad, James Calvin 236, 299

Gober. Rue Wade

Godbey,
Godfrey,
Godfrey,
Godwin,
Godwin,

'is Lamar

James

Morris Ray

Gail Kathleen
Herman Allen, Jr.

Godwin, William London
William Stanford
wland Daley, Jr.

Gofr. Ro

364

25

352

54. 332

45, 66. 67. 115,

204, 332

126

332
204, 241, 242, 243,
244, 246, 299, 327

Goins, Clarence Adrian 200, 299

Goldfarb, Carl 139, 379

Golding, James Noble 140. 377

Goldsmith, Albert Lewis, Jr. 32, 45, 52, 66,

67, 118, 164, 178, 332

Goldstein, Alan 241

GOLF 264

Golley, S. Andrew 352

Gonella, John Felix, Jr 299

Goode, David Johnson 215, 364

Goode, James Moore 364

Goodman, Alvin 208

. Benjamin Mitchell, Jr 352

, Edward Jay 224, 332

, Hugh M, Jr 265

, Roy Bernard 209, 364

, Victor K 159

Carey Henry 195,352

Donald R 352

Joel Sexton 395

Myrtle Ann 411

Richard Anthony 299

Samuel Stephen 405,404

, Mary Cameron 202, 299

Gordon, Albert 70

Gordon, Bob 244

Goodr

nan

Goodman

Goodr

nan

Goodr

Goods

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Goodv

vin.

Goodv

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Goodv

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Goodv

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Goodv

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444

nd

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Gore, Oavid John 364

Gore, Edward 157

Gorman. John Alfred 299

Gottlieb. Seamon . 49

Goulson. Dr. Hilton 414

Grabs, Umnie Omily, Jr. 332

GRADUATES 371

Grady, Ann Graham 409

Grady, Henry Allen, Jr 352

Graham, Alma Eleanor 299

Graf, Harold F 125,373

Graham. Charles Pattison, Jr 199,360.364

Graham, Edmund Lowell 195, 352

Graham, Edwin Charles 364

Graham, Elizabeth Alexandria 411

Graham. Jenny C 182

Graham. Dr. HohnB 391

Graham. Keith H. Leonidas 387

Graham, Larry Gregson 194,332

GRAHAM MEMORIAL 46

Graham. Xancv Watts 190, 299

Graham, Wallace Anthony 248,352

Granstrom, Dr. Marvin L 414

Grass. Gladys Lear 415

Grausman, Richard Ervin 224. 236, 265, 332

Gravely, Mary Laurin 116

Graves. David Lee 133, 299

Graves, Commander John H 162

Graves. Richard Weikel 373

Gray. Charles Dowd, III 204. 352

Gray. Franklin 232

Gray. Gordon 231

Gray, John Springer, Jr 226, 299

Gray, Paul Tudor 364

Gray. Robert McDonald, III 74.186,332

Grayson, Elizabeth French 148.183,332

Grayson, George Wallace, III 39, 352

Greathead, Lillian D 41.t

Green, Caroline Tucker 203, 332

Green, Charles Morris 1S6. 332

Green. David Fleetwood, Jr 179.364

Green. Eddie Roger 212, 300

Green. Fletcher Melvin 231,284

Green, Paul 113

Green, Robert Lorenza 222,395

Green, Robert Ramsey 173

Green, Williams 125

Greenberg, Dr. Bernard G 414

Greene, Alton Glenn, Jr 352

Greene, Carolyn Elise 114

Greene. Glen 179

Greene, John Dexter 300

Greene, Xancy Marie 332

Greene, Steve Allen 364

Greenfield, Cecelia Doreen 169, 332

Greenspon, Stanley 208

Greer. Gary Raymond 52. 63. 352

Greer, Kathryn Ann 415

Greer, Paul S 133

Greer. Phyllis Ann 409

Gregory. Elizabeth Buxton 332

Gregory. Fred Hey ward 194,352

Gregory. Patricia Anne 148, 202, 300

Richard H, III 174,332

Middleton 203, 332
377

G

Gregor

Gregory, Toy Rhe
Gregson, Helen Louise
Gregson, James Edwin, ^
Greulach, Dr. Victor A.
Grice. Camille Jennette
Griffin. Carl Henderson
Curtis P.

Grifflr
Grifflr

Johr
iffin. Ma

300
125

, 332
332
332
266

.300

Wilson 266, 373

iffin, Martha Coltrane 332

<;riffin. Mary Lewis 300

Griffin, Robert Reese. Jr. 300

Griffin, Roland Gerald 352

Griffin. Stanley Gray 300

Griffin, William Russell, Jr 134,402

Grigg, David Lee 205. 360. 364

Griggs. Martha 37

Grimes, Bryan. Jr 364

Grimes, Thomas Robert 332

Grimsley. Joseph Wavne 364

Griset, Bruce H. 195 364

Grisette, Ulysses Riddle. Jr 300

Grizzard. Thomas Norman 74. 199

Grizzle, James 414

Groce, Van Ray 3.52

Groce. William Harold, Jr 216, 300

Grodsky, Peter P 220. 332

Groves. Martha Elizabeth 410

Grubb, Nancy S 148, 149

Grubb, Robert Lay 1 40, 377

Grubb. Robert Lee, Jr 197, 364

Guerrant. Thomas Connally 364

Guftey, Donald 'W 1S9. 364

Guiles, Paul Anthony 397

Guillot, E. Elizabeth .' 414

Guin, William Archie 352

Gulley, ,Tack Powell . 352

Gump, Louis Haynes 213,364

Gunter, Frank Odell 352

Gunter, Jerry Marshall 352

Gunter, Laughton Bruce 300

Guptcin. Adrian Clay 404

Gurganus, Harry S. 223.364

Gurmise. David Bruce 396

Guthrie. James Michael 3S4

Guy, Samuel Cole 188, 332

Gwinn. George H 352

Gwynn. John Minor, Jr 372

H
Hafer. Mary Suzanne 177.

Hagaman. Robert Preston

Hagedorn, Joe Herman 224,

Hageseth, Gaylord Terrenoe

Hag wood. Ray Gordon 134,

Hahn, Celia Caroline

Hahn, Mary Helen

Haig, I. R. Stirling 117.172,

Haigler. David J.

Haile. Jane Monroe 191,

Hair, Glenn Edgar

Haire, Robert Phillip

Haithcock, Donald Dupree

Haithcock, Jimmy Reid 134,399,

Haithcock, Voye Jacqueline 151, 298,

Haithcock. Wiley

Haizlip. Thomas Matthews

Hale. Leslie Morgan

Hale. Sallie C

Hales. William Linwood

Haley, Daniel W

Haley. Michael Winder 212, 270,

Hall, Charles Wilmo, Jr. .

Hall, David

Hall, Dorothea Glensbee 406,

Hall, Douglas Hines

Hall, Everett W

Hall. Jean Hutto

Hall, Kenneth Tinsley 204,

Hall, Mary Powell

Hall, Xancy Mae , ,

Hall, William Johnston. Ji
Hallford. Edward Ulysses

Halperin. Mary Sandra
Haltiwanger. William Leonai
Ham, Dr. George C.
Hamad, Awni Mohamad
Hamblet, Frederick Edwards
Hambright, Charles Henry
Haniby. Janet McNeil
Hamby, George W.
Hamel. Sandra Jane
Hamer. Alfred Wilson, Jr.
Hamer, Patricia Douglas .
Hamill, Roscoe Wilkins, III

Hamill, William John

Hamilton, Barbara Ann

Frederick Cooper
Joseph G

, 117, 126,
. 31, 46. 66, 67,
114. 115,
42, 128, 230,
1, Jr 385,

Hamilton
Hamilton
Hamilton,
Hamilton

N8

Phillip Ronald
Hamlet, Reuben Dale, Jr.
Hamlet, Swayn Gray
Hamme, Julia Ann
Hammes, Elmore Martin
Hamby, George W.
Hamen, Alfred Wilson, Jr.
Hammett, John Benjamin
Hammond, Lawrence Townley,
Hamrick, Clifford Elijah, Jr.
Hamrick, Harvey James
Hamrick, Shirley Ann
Hamrick, Thomas Hicks, Jr.
Hance, Francis Burton
Hancock, (Chester Herman .
Hancock, Helen B. . .
Handy, Henry Overing, Jr.

Handy, Ira May ...

Hanft, Frank

Hanna. Scottie Jeanette
Hannah, John William

123,

, .205.
.74. 120.

Han

Kathe

393
397
275
416
212
352
300
373
412
332
284
332
333
404
373
300
113,
300
352
387
.391
333
416
352
116
393
410
393
333
333
364
410
396
231
333
333
364
333
300
, 333
386
386
352
, 364
, 300
.217
, 412
, 386
416
373
.125
, 364
333
376
.403
.364

Karen Barbara
Happer. Marshall, III

Happer, William, Jr.

Harbison, W. A

Lewis Jefferson. Jr.
Barbara Bourne .
Jon Shannon ...

Hardee,
Harden
Harder,

Hardin. Barbara

Hardin, Jerry Elizabeth

Hardin, Jo Anne .

Hardin, Lucy Darlene

Harding, Benjamin Renny 236, 256, 257,

Harding, Patricia Ann 130,

Hardison, Claude Bryan

Hardison, Donald Lee

Hardison, Rossie Pinknev. Jr

Hardison. Willie L.. Jr

Hardy. Charles Edward 134.

Hardy. Ira May 192.

Hardy, Wayne Rae

Hare, Jeffrey Averill 19S.

Harland. J. Penrose

Harmon, Ronald Davis

Harmon. William Sidney 13.".

Harper, George M.

Harvey, Anthony E.

Harvey, Helen Rexroth

Harvey, Mary Ann 169.

Harwell, James Luther, Jr. 256,

Harwood, Barbara Virginia

Hassell, Virginia Howe .

Hassell, William Bundy

Hasting.s, Barbara Don X7.

Hastings, Roberta Ashby 3ii2,

Hasty. Frederick Grier .. 141.

Hasty. Jo

Hatcher. Hubert Edwin

Hatcher. Wade Lemuel, Jr.

Hatchett, Jane

Hathaway, Curtis 241,

Hatley, Ernest

Havves, Peyton Samuel 212, 232,

445

Hawkins. Charles Bruce 142, 386

Hawkins, Darrell 74

Hawkins, Herbert Henry, Jr 200, 333

Hawley, Lewis Burton 364

Ha worth. William Blair 380

Hay, Ruth W 414

Hayer. Larry Wilson 120, 352

Haydon. Glen 284

Hayes. Lawrence Douglas 333

Hayes, Michael Kelly 38, 127

Hayes, Richard Bryand 216, 352

Hayes, Robert Ray 38"

Hayes, Roger Lee 333

Haynie, Duke 133

Hays, John Menard 352

Hays, Marion 169

Haywood. Egbert Lynch, Jr 179. 364

Haywood, John R 241

Haywood. Ronald Lee 352

Hay worth, Ray Milton 118. 333

Hazlewood. Eulalia Jane 416,418

Hazzard, John Potter, IV 301

Head, Margaret Jewett 42,202,301

Hearn, Donald William 205, 364

Hearne, Wanda Layne .56,128,333

Heath, George W. 125

Ivey Leinster, Jr. 400

Heath, Robert Winship
Heath, Will R.
Heather, Durant Cliff
Heaton. Beverly Ann
Heavner, James Allen
Heavner, Joe Reeves

373
301

201, 364

190, 409

364

Hedrick, Joan Reid 182,333

""■'"■" 389

389

. 409

Hedrick, Paul Perry

Hefner. Allen Ray

Hege. Nancy Jane

Heinsohn, Frank. Jr.

Heitman. Henry N.. Jr. 57

Hellard. John Charles 265, 352

Helms, Bobby Earl 364

Helms. Charles Franklin 133. 301

Helms, Harold Parks 179. 333

Helms. Keith Wilson .301

Helms, John Howard Payne 352

Hemphill, Howard Don 333

Hemstreet, Eleanor 333

Henderson, Archibald 231

Henderson. Dr. Charles 46

Henderson. John Leonard 193, 364

Henderson, Lucille K. 283

Henderson, Perrin Charles 212. 268. 333

Henderson. William Douglas .144,198.266.333
Henderson, Willis . . 264

Hendren, Otis Franklin 364

Hendren, William Grant 333

Hendricks, Dr. James R. 414

Hendricks, Tommy 333

Hendrix, Frances Josephine 125, 373

Hendrix, Roscoe Bivins 205

Henly, Claire 418

Hennessey. Dennis James 352

Henshaw. William Raymond 144, 301

Henson. Bruce L 333

Henson. David Edward 389

Hentz. Forrest Clyde, Jr. 373

Hepting. George Carleton 364

Herndon, Gloria Gaye 333

Herndon. Joseph Glenn 352

Herndon. Robert Eugene 301

Herring. Benjamin Casey. Jr 198, 334

Herring. Darius B.. Jr 138,198,377

Herring. Fredrice Trull 170. 301

Herring. Joseph Duncan, Jr 301

Herring, Paul Donald 60, 146, 147, 334

Hertford, Robert D 131

Herzog, William T. 416

Hesmer, Theodore Casper 388

Hester. Clyde R. 364

Hester, Roger Lane. Jr 301

Hester. Roy McDowell 353

Hetherington, Ferris Sands. Ill 364

Hewitt. Joe Anderson, Jr 353

Hewitt, Wyndham Duncan 353

Heyman. Edward Bruce 353

Hiatt, Dr 391

Hicherson, Thomas Felix 231

Hickey, John

254

Hickman, Freddie D

364

Hickman. Patricia Camp

30S

Hickman, William Elliott

133.

334

Hickmon, James Ralph

135,

403

Hickey, Jim

?4n

Hicks, Charles Montgomery

216,

302

Hicks, Lewis P

217.

353

Hicks. Melvin Gray

121.

364

Hicks. Richard Henderson

397

Hicks. Robert Bain

30!?

Higgins. Henry Mills

138,

379

Higgins. Pete

High. Roy Shelton

?34

Highsmith. James Milton

334

Highsmith. William Cochran

188,

353

Hight. Bruce Forman

334

Hill. Charles Martin

334

Hill. Don

256,

257

Hill. Douglas Gray

364

Hill. Iva Lee

256

Hill, Ivan Vick

364

Hill. James Clifford

389

Hill, Joseph Ehvood

120,

339

Hill. Karl .Viemann. Jr.

377

Hill. Michael Orman

353

Hill. Xancy M.

54

Hill. Quenton Herbert

334

Hill. Rebecca

40R

Ind

ex

Hill, Risden Hamilton

364

Hillman, James Elgan, Jr.

218,

, 353

Hills, F. Allen

373

Hilton, Joe

327

Hilton, J. T.

. 236,

.266,

, 267

Himes. Charles F.

399

, 404

, 405

Hines, Buddy .

143

Hines, Hugh B.

302

Hines, Richard Norfleet, Jr.

232,

,388

Hines, Rubert, Jr.

123,

, 302

Hinkle, Stoney Grimes

334

Hinson, Robin Ledbetter

376

Hinton, Elizabeth Bain

411

Hinton, Malory Hugh 134,

135. 398,

, 400,

, 405

Hinton, Nelson Eddy

334

Hipps, Gary Melvin

298,

, 334

Hoadley, Gregory Lee

195,

, 364

Hoard, Joseph Steven

216,

,334

Hobbs, Allen Wilson

231

Hobbs, Edward Gibbon, Jr. . .

222,

, 302

Hobbs, Legare

177

Hobbs, Lewis Lyndon

380

Hobbs, William Galen

302

Hobson, Betty Alice

410

Hocutt, Edgar Jerome, HI

364

Hodge, H. A., HI

364

Hodges, George Robert

302

Hodges, Luther Hartwell

113

Hodges. Richard Vaughn

302

Hodges, William Parker

201

Hodges, William Richard

364

Hodgson, Gail Gifford

190,

408

HofTler, Carolyn

275

Hoffler, George Wyckliftc

298,

396

Hoffler, Marvin Leon

117,

144,

302

Hoffman, Gertrude Jane

373

Hoffman, Ruth Carolyn

59,

104,

334

Hofler, Betty Carolyn

334

Hofler. Mary Ann

37, 57,

128,

302

Hogaboom, Peter

163, 164,

196,

265

Hogan, Gay Elizabeth

373

Hogan, James Spencer

364

Hoilman, Thomas Henry

364

Hoke, Kenneth Alvin

237,

268,

302

Hoke, Russell McCullers

364

Holbrook, Adraine

193

Hi.llirc.ok, Joseph Donald

334

H'.Men. George Wall

117, 216,

270,

302

Hol.lfn. Xancy F

410

H.iM,.r. David Lee

395

Hi.liier, Laurie E., Jr

364

H-I.ler. Wade H., Jr

373

Holder, William Lawrence

334

Hoklerness, Adelaide Lucinda

36,

112,

148,

149,

182,

302

Holderness, Howard, Jr.

35,

185,

364

Holdford, Roy Raymond, Jr.

270,

380

H..ldford. William Henry

380

Hi.lding, Harry B.

218

H.ildiiig, Graham Davis

174,

302

Holland, Gehrmann

215,

248

H.illand, Herbert Eatman, Jr. ..

364

Hollaml, James R.

227

H..lland, Joyce Yvonne

. 43,

302

Holland, Lewis Gerald

224,

302

Holland, Marjorie Kay

.37,

302

Holland. Max Kermit

133,

334

Holland, Murray

384

Holland, William Loyd

364

Hollan.l, William Marion, Jr.

173,

353

H..ll,.r, Hoy Cline

364

H'.llers, Russell

. V205,

254,

360

H.illoway, Carolyn Mae

411

H. .11. .well, Edward Earl

353

Hnlmes, Charles Wilmore

373

Holmes, Shelton

377

Holmes, James Houghton

31, 65,

114,

302

Holmes, James Norwood

173

Holmesley, Troy Clifton, Jr.

140,

377

Holshouser, James E., Jr. .

380

Holshou.ser, John Leldy, Jr.

265,

353

HolKten. Roy Walter

231

Hr.lt, .\nn Elizabeth

148,

149,

302

Holt, Hilda Gayle

390

Holt. Leonidas Causey

38,

120,

334

Holt, Richard B., Jr.

353

Holt, Townsend Van

141,

384,

3S8

Holthouser, Ralph Haywood, Jr.

364

Holyfield, Joseph Franklin

302

Hondros, John L.

334

Honey, Barbara Kay

190,

277,

302

Hoheycutt. Bruce Willard

403

Honeycutt, Herman R.

402

Honeycutt, Peggy Rea

416

Honeycutt. Roger Bradley

256,

302

Honeycutt. W^illiam Rex

206,

207,

364

HONORARY

111

Hood, Bruce Ray

135,

353

Hood, Charles Howard

364

Hood, James Raefleld

334

Hood, John David

402

Hooil. Roger A.

140,

379

Hook. Robert Franklin

393

H....per. Frank Ross

137,

334

Hooper, Fred Lambert, Jr.

135

Hoover. Charles Evans

334

Hoover. Charles Wayne

142,

388

Hoover. Robert L.

373

Hoover, Robert McCurry

302

Hopkins, Dorothy Jean

334

Hopkins. Edmund Baxter

142,

387

Hopkins, Mary Louise

416

Hopkins, Nina

177

Hopman, Ronald

241

Hord, George Van Buren

334

116,

63. 120,

Hord, Joseph Beach, Jr.

Horn, Fred Van

Horn, James Jackson
Home, George Nelson
Home, Robert Milton
Horner, William Edwin, Jr.
Horney, Harriet Terwilliger
Hornthal, Louis Phillip, Jr.
Hort, Bill

Horton, Alvin Horace, III
Horton, John Manly
Horwitz, Burton Allan
Hoskins, James Dale
Hotelling, George Alfred
Hounshell, Paul B.

House, Charlie

House, Daniel Murray. Jr.
House, Edward Lee, Jr.
House, Helen Badham

House, H. C.

House, Mary Waldo

House, Robert Burton

House, Tommy

Houser, James

Houser, Wayne Logan

Houser, William Edward

Houston, John Barr

Howard, Donald Kelly

Howard, Linda

Howard, Shelley .

Howdy, Frederick Howard

Howell, Elizabeth

Howell, Henry Grady

Howell, James Edward

Howerton, Charles C.

Howie, John Sandall

Howie, Sam Watson .

Howson, Charles Henry, III 196,

Hoyer, Larry

Hoyle, J. Vernon

Hoyle, Steve Arthur

Hromanik, Edward Carl

Hubbard, John White

Huddles. Gary

Hudson, Blaine Steven

Hudson, Charles Matthew

Hudson, Charles Richard

Hudson, James Miller

Hudson, John Randolph

Hudson, Richard Woodward . .

Hudson, Robert Clarence

Hudson, Sarah Kincannon 42,

Hudson. Thomas Brittain
Huff, Thomas J.

Huffman, Benny Leonard

Huffman, Betty Carolyn

Huffman, Donald Robert

Huffman, Gilbert Thompson

Huffman, Kent Lowe

Huffman, Robert Houston

Huffstetler, Delvin Svlvanus

Huffstetler, Ted Jennings

Hughes, Ed

Hughes, James R.

Hughes, John Thomas

Hughes, Paul Deane

Hughes, Phillip Ottis

Humphrey, Lt. H. R.

Humphrey. Robert Franklin, 1

Humphrey, Capt. Thomas R.

Hundley, James Douglas

Hundley, Roy G.

Hunger. Helen Beatrice . ,

Hunnicutt, John Edward

Hunnicutt. Thomas Blacknall

Hunt, Karl Phillip

Hunt, Lucie Dearing

Hunt, Margaret

Hunt, Ralph Palmer 157, 166,

Hunt, Singleton Jarrett, Jr.

Hunter. Charles C, Jr.

Hunter, George Patrick, Jr.

Hunter. Jimmy P

Hunter. John Hobart

Huntington. Charles Riddell 33,66

Huntington, John Frederick

Hurley, Gordon

Huntress, Judith Gay

Hurst, Elizabeth Morgan
Hurt, Clyde Clayton
Hurt, Joe Paul
Husbands, Cecilia Anne
Husein, Faiz Abdeljawad
Huske. Patricia
Huss. Thomas Hoke
Hutchinson. Carolyn Gail
Hutchinson. Fred Knox
Hutson, Richard Martin
Huttar, Robert Martin
Hutton. Frederick Prathen, Jr.
Hux, Elva

Hux. Katherine Petrou
Hux. Samuel Holland
Hyde. John Morton, II
Hylton. Carole Jean
Hype, John M.

30, 49, 62,

180,

364

47

135, 364

334

353

218, 334

303

204, 303

254

353

303

208, 334

189, 364

353

125

40

364

38, 303

271, 364

204

144, 303

231

275

384

133, 334

154, 400

334

186, 334

191, 334

144

388

390

353

373

194, 353

393

364

277, 353

268

205

364

373

334

225, 364

334

365

256, 353

223, 353

139, 377

397

298, 373

176, 303

200, 303

142, 386

303

148, 303

353

353

135, 404

334

402

353

256

393

416

365

416

162

303

156

133, 334

125, 373

203, 334

236, 334

365

365

373

150

167, 373

353

393

114

131

303

i, 180,334

334

227

335

191, 335

227, 365

353

335

335

177

227

373

353

, 207, 365

138, 377

214, 335

406

303

303

353

410

222

Ingram, Carter Dalton

Ingram, Roy L.

Inman, Ann Carroll

Inman,, Franklin Pope, Jr.

Inman, Susan Jane

INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL

INTRAMURALS

Iralu, Tefta

Iralu, Vichazelhu

Irvin, Emory Wayne

Irvin, Dr. J. Logan

Irvin, John Lafayette

Isaacson, Henry H.

Isely, Thomas Ruffin

Isenhour, Thomas Lee

Isenhour, Frederick Neil

303
284
303
, 277, 335
303
40
26S

391
141, 388
140, 377
146, 355
, 219, 365
132, 303

I

Igloi, Mihaly, Coach 266

Igoe, Harold Eustace, Jr. 212, 353

Inabinet, James Lewis , 124, 136, 400, 405

INDEPENDE.N'T WOMEN'S COUNCIL 43

Infinger, Lloyd Lewis 74, 365

Ingle, Clyde R 38, 335

ingold, Frederick Lee. Jr 353

Jackson, Barbara Ann 144, 190, 271, 303

Jackson, Carlisle, Jr. 303

Jackson, Don Ferrell 303

Jackson, Emily . , .70

Jackson, George W , 353

Jackson, Harold Henry 353

Jackson, Margaret Lee 144, 335

Jackson, Payton Donald 134, 402

Jackson, Robert Dewey 335

Jackson, Rose Marie . , .335

Jackson, Warren Barnell, Jr .365

Jackson, William Elias, Jr 373

Jacobs, Donald M 62, 64

Jacobsen, Eric G. 166,208,335

Jacohus, Robert Bingham 115

Jacobus, William 193

Jamerson, R. E., Coach . 260

James, Alton Everette, Jr. 34, 204, 353

James, Ernest Kelly, Jr 116

James, Kenneth 74, 133

James, Francis Duke 136,400

Jamison, Victor Graham, Jr 335

Janko, Robert Sanford 225, 365

Janov, Audrey M. 406

Jarrell, Sanford James, Jr 178,303

Jarrett, Charles Leonard 402

Jarvis, William Cebert . . 387

Jefferies, Raymond L. 24, 115, 127

Jefferson, Donald Elmore 114

Jenkins, Bradford L. 353

Jenkins, Clauston L. 118, 174, 353

Jenkins, Elizabeth Coleman 335

Jenkins, Robert Joe 365

Jenkins, William Russell 303

Jenks, Keithan Blanchard . 402

Jennette, Joe 143

Jennings, Edward Lewis 118,216,353

Jenny, Martha Fay , . , 303

Jenpanich, Karn Chalerm 416

Jernigan, Jerry O'dell 142, 387

Jernigan, Nancy Ray 144, 304

Jernigan, Raymond Elbert 335

Jessup, Timothy E. 353

Jester, John Carlton, III 184, 353

Jewell, Edwin Smith 387

Jewett, Pamela Read 37,373

John, Arthur Daniel , 304

Johnson, Alice Jane 128, 176, 304

Johnson, Barbara Ruth 399, 402

Johnson. Betty Kaye 128, 335

Johnson, Bruce Cannon 380

Johnson, Cecil 283

Johnson, Dan Earnhardt 391, 394

Johnson, Dan Rommie 335

.lohnson, Dave 217

Johnson, David Elliot 365

Johnson, David Lee 353

Johnson, Dewey Edward 389

Johnson, Diana 92, 93, 169, 335

Johnson, Donald G. 163

Johnson, Duane C. 380

Johnson, Dorothy Etta 122, 400, 405

Johnson, Edgar Martin 353

Johnson, Elizabeth lone 410

Johnson, Ellen Keith 304

Johnson, George Harvev 172, 304

Johnson, George William 353

Johnson, Hal Denipsey 365

Johnson, Harold Weston, Jr. 120, 186, 335

Johnson, James B. 389

Johnson. James Franklin 194,195,335

.Tohnson, Jerah .58"

Johnson, Jerome Karl 402

Johnson, Jesse Wesley ,192, 304

Johnson, John Milton 304

Johnson, John William 353

Johnson, Johnny Richard 335

Johnson, Julia Ann 416

Jolinson, Julian Carr 133

Johnson, Larry Douglas 365

Johnson, Lillian Ashton 409

Johnson, Loran Armstrong 184, 335

Johnson, Loretta Gray 122, 171, 398, 401, 405

Johnson, Mary Susanna 125, 373

Johnson, Patsy C. 406

Johnson, Ralph Dewey 126

Johnson, Rosalind Toy 57, 128, 191, 335

Johnson, Thomas George, Jr. 365

Johnson, Thomas Hatcher 373

Johnson, Thomas Lindemann 114

Johnson, ^'illiam Harrison, Jr. 335

Johnson, William Howard 365

Johnson, William H. 181, 236, 237

Johnson. William Rhodes . 335

Johnson. William Theodore Kim 38, 353

Johnston, Bennie McBane 386, 387

Johnston, Frank Smith, Jr 395

446

Ind

ex

Johnston, Hall Morrison, Jr. 353

Johnston, Jesse Wesley, Jr. 232

Johnston. Julian Carr 304

Johnston, Morrison 212

Johnston. Reginald Fulton, Jr 192,335

Johnston, Walter Lafayette, Jr 232, 353

Jolly, Horton Gray 121,217,365

Jolly, Raymond Alonzo 117,188,304

Jolly, William Oscar, III 120,335

Jones, Bill 121

Jones. Bill Tom 49, 304

Jones. Carter R ,204

Jones. Chilton Robert 226^304

Jones. Christopher H. 185

Jones. Dr. Claiborne S. . 125

Jones, Crisman Snyder 365

Jones, David Alexander ,277,353

Jones. David Herman ,74,395

Jones, David Noel 365

Jones, Elbert Richard ,304

Jones, George A., Jr. 353

Jones, Harvey Theodore 44, 114, 120, 127, 380

Jones, Herman Floyd 353

Jones, Jack Marshall 304

Jones. James H. 38, 241, 243

Jones, Janet Louise 304

Jones, Jerry Lee 35, 44, 50. 216, 335

Jones. John Marshall. Jr. 212. 231

Jones. Joseph D. 125

Jones. Joseph Martin 335

Jones, Judith Louise 409

Jones, Malichi Crowder, III 404. 405

Jones. Margaret Sherrod , , 304

Jones. Michael Bishop 218. 353

Jones. Morris Alexander 392. 395

Jones, Patricia 365

Jones. Philip Alton 205,304

Jones, Philip Stuart 304,365

Jones. Richard Putney 211.365

Jones. Robert Walker 304

Jones. Robert Wayne 304

Jones, Roger Conrad 117

Jones, Roderic 416

Jones. Roland Eugene 365

Jones. Sandra Marion 169, 335

Jones, Dr. Shepard , 67

Jones. Timothy L 335

Jones. William Clayborn 157. 353

Jones. William George 120, 304

Jones, William Warren 136, 403

Jonsson, Sigurdur 124, 398

Jordan, Edward Bryant 172. 304

Jordan. James Clyde. Jr. , 335

Jordan. Thomas Hereford 172,353

Josey, Lucy Carol 128, 182, 335

Joyner. Barney Gene 304

Joyner. Bertice Clifford 353

.Toy ner. Ernest Wayne 304

Julian. Alfredo Jorge 373

Julian. Pete 276

Junca, Hevia A 416

JUNIORS 324

Justice, James Lee . 335

K
Kable, William Gibbs. HI
Kaeosanit. Thawati
Kalaiah. Naiasiah
Kalayanamit. Chalong
Kalil. Fred Albert. Jr.
Kalkhurst. Joseph Dillon
Kaloyannides. George Thelea
Kaminski. Edward J. ,

Kane. William David
Kannan, Mickael M.
Kantor. Norman Donald
KAPPA ALPHA
KAPPA DELTA
KAPPA EPSILON
KAPPA PSI
KAPPA SIGMA
Karetski. Alvin John
Kashiwazaki, Toshi T.

Katzin. Alfred Julian

Kavanagh. John Kenneth .
Kaylor, Joan Therese , , .
Kearns. Edwin Nick , . , ,

Kearns. Thomas Francis . .

365
373
373
373
304
199, 365

304

132, 304
304

365

55, 57, 128, 220, 305

Keck, Max Wilson , ,

Keck, Walter Monroe , .
Kednicker, Sandra Kay
Kessler, Beverly Jean
Keever, David Eugene
Keever, "William Glenn
Keiter, William Eugene, Jr.

Keith. AUene Coats

Keith. H, Leonidas

Keith, Mary Ann ,

Kell. Bettie Melton ,
Kellam. Dorothy Douglas
Kellam. William Julius. Jr.

Keller. Carl

Kelley, Edward Glenn
Kelly, Douglas Neal
Kelly, Leo Curtis, Jr.
Kelly, Ronald Philip

Kellv. James Edward

Kelso. Gilbert L

Kelso. Joseph Kenneth

Kemble. Elizabeth L

Kemm. Ernest W. B.

Kemm, Patricia Carter

Kemp. Malcolm Drake, Jr. .

Kemper. Don

Kenan. Glenn Lee

190

122

134

192

373

65,208, 335

353

203. 335

335

113. 226, 248, 249.
250. 251, 253, 305

335

, 353

335

335
399,404

305

396
177. 336
386
177. 336
202. 305
177. 336
69. 123. 353

187

353

160, 206, 207, 353

401

353

, 212

414

. , 140.379

, , 382

186. 336

305

211.365

237, 241, 246

178, 336

Kenan, Thomas Stephen, IV
Kendall, Leo Paul
Kendall, William Alexander
Kenion, Jack Anderson
Kenkins, Dr. W. S.
Kennedy. John Lowry
Kennedy, John Wesley, Jr.
Kennedy, K. Carroll
Kennedy, Sherman
Kensier, Ed , ,

Kent, Mrs. Donald
Kent, Alice Blair Linden

Kent. Billy Gene

ntopp. Richard Cameron

. 172, 336
365

.120. 305

305

, ,285

135, 404

353

141, 386

354

240

414

407, 411
160, 365
197,365

kepley," 'Dick 250, 252, 253, 428

Keokungwal, Chalerm 373

Kcplex, Richard Hal 354

Kerby, Donald Court 305

Keritsis, Constantinos Demitrios 305

Kerr, Barzillai Graves 336

Kerr, James Lee 354

Kerr, John Hosea, III 34, 114, 115, 117, 204, 305

Kerr, Robert Emmett. Jr. 354

Kesler. James Phillip 365

Keutzer. Stephen Hutton 123, 174, 354

Keys, Bennette Eugene Geer 40,212,354

Kiger, Sylvia 406

Kiker, Joe McVollum 197, 365

Kilburn, Mrs. Gerrie G 406

Killiam, Harry William 365

Killiam, Mary Elizabeth 190,305

Killinger, Robert Peter 119. 196, 336

Killingsworth. Carl S 305

Kilpatrick, Arthur Lawrence 354

Kilpatrick, Joshua Marshall .264,336

Kimmell, Ronald Melvin 403

Kimzey, James Morris 216, 305

Kincaid. Harold William 336

Kincaid. James Brandon ,,,51,305

Kindig, Robert R 305

King, Glenn Alden 136, 402, 405

King. Harmon Joe, Jr 354

King. James Brown, Jr 336

King, J. Bruce, II 336

King, John Benjamin . 354

King, Robert W., Jr. , . 140,379

King, William Oliver ,55

King. William Seymour 305

King. William W^ard 305

Kinney, James William 74, 354

Kinzey, Jim 41

Kirby. Hannah Boone 176,305

Kirk. Ronert Clarke 305

Kirkman, Al Larkin 336

Kirkman. Paul M 403

Kirkman, William Hugh, Jr. 138,377

Kirschner, Harry Culbertson 336

Kirschner. Leslie Gordon, Jr. 396

Kirschner, Margareta O. , , , , 305

Kiser. Edwin Marten 144, 373

Kiser, Jimmy Webb 138.376,379

Kittredge, Lee Denniston 121.354

Kizziah, Michael Doyle ' 123.354

Klein, William Skeele 174.336

Kline. William 265

Klingberg. Frank W. 231

Klopfer, Kay 203

Knight, Euodias Fulcon 164,365

Knight, John Allen 365

Knight. K. Coffield 389

Knight. Lester Harold 354

Knoll. Ernie 143

Knott. Robert N. W. 354

Knox, Anne Graham 336

Knox, Harvev George 336

Knox, Robert Joseph 214,336

Knudtzon, Kermit 384

Kochenour. Robert Keith 200. 336

Koenig, Allen Russell 394

Koenig. Paul Maimon ,365

Koes, Ronald P. 236,241,244

Koestler, Robert Charles 373

Koonce, Gene Fonvielle 391,394

Koonce. Roger William 365

Koonts. Ronald Alva 263, 365

Koontz, Donald N. 195

Kopnski, Michael J. 241

Kordalski. Robert E. 241

Kornfeld. Stanley David 153,208,354

Kostohryz, Robert L 373

Kotsionis, Harry 58

Kouri, Moses Lawrence, Jr. 216, 336

Kouri. William Herbert
Krafft, Phyllis Elliott
Krain, Robert Harris

Kridel. John

Kriegsman. Jacob Burton
Kuhns. Robert Lydon
Kunian. Donald Lewis
Kunstmann, John G.

Kuralt, Wallace

Kurtz. Arthur Hugo
Kushner. Robert Lee. .Ir.

Labowitz. Richard Stuart

Lacey. John

Lacey. William Walter
Lackey. William , , ,
Lacy. Emmett Howell. Jr.
Lail, Graham Leroy
Lake. Lola Lee
LaMar, Edward Blake
Lambeth, Jay Odell
Lambeth. Thomas Willis
LAMBDA CHI ALPHA

117, 302, 397
112, 148. 149, 170. 305

416

40. 224

305

38, 305

,365

, ,284

210

, 354
336

365

,157, 166, 204, 306
214, 336

223, 365

416

180. 306

121,365

46. 113. 115

194

Lamm, William Delay

Lampert, Ervin Eugene, Jr. .
Lampron, Antiiony Joseph . . .

Lampros, John Nicholas

Lance. Mary Louise

Land. John Wedd, Jr

Landau. Lao

Landreth, Don Hovis

Landreth, James Robert, Jr. .
Lane, Ann Buchanan , ,

Lane, Jim

Lane. James Garland, Jr.

Lang, Jesse Eugene

Lang. Judy Davis
Langdon. William Cleveland
Langford. George
Langford. George Phillip
Langford. George Robert
Langstaff. Jim Phillipp
Lanham. Michael Stewart

Lanier. Edwin S.

Lansdell, Joyce Elaine
Laohapan. Wanich
Larese. York ,
Larimer. James Stewart
Larsh, Dr. John E.. Jr.

Larson. Verl A

Lasater. Walter Harold
Lashley, Curtis Ray
Lasley, Charles Glenn, Jr.
Lasley, Diana Roane
Lasley, Jo Ann
Lasley, John A.
Lasley, John W., Jr.
Lassiter, J. Donnell
Lassiter, Jerri , , ,
Lassiter, Lucious Melvin, Jr.
Lassiter. Marthe Caroline
Lassiter. Robert Burgess.
Latliam, Walter Bryan
Latham, William Carson

Laton, Joseph F.

Laughrum. James Everett

Lauterer, Myra

Lavergne. Nelson A.. Jr.
Law, Rot)ert Bowden
Lawing, Eugene Morris
Lawing, Jackie Lee
La\\'ing, Kenneth Lee

Ijawrence. Laradel

Lawson, Thomas Towles

Lawson, Thomas Jefferson, Jr.
Layden, Joseph Calvin, Jr.
Layne, Jennie Blow
Lazarus, Charles Lawrence
Lazarus, Jacob , ,

Lazarus, John Michael ,
Lazenby, Robert Wilson
Lea, Diana Cooke ,

League, Richard N. ,
Leary, Barbara West

Leary, Deborah C

Leary, Thomas Edison

Leatherwood, Donald Ray

Leder, Arnold Harris

Ledford, Charlotte Luella

Lee, Billy Sanford

Lee, John Gambrell

Lee, Johnny Hayden

Lee, Maurice W.

Lee, Richard R.

Lee, William B.

Lefebure, Christian Emile

Letkowitz, Louis H.

Lefler, David Lee

Lefler, Wade Hampton, Jr.

Leftwich, Stanley Grant

Legget. James

Leggett. Stanley Dover

LeGrande, Kathryn Jewel

LeGwin. James Dewitt

Lehmann. James Hugh

Lehrman. Neil

Leigh. Bernice Shandy

Leigh. Edward Patterson

Leland. Owen Patton

Lemly. Gwendolyn Duncan

Lemmond. Rosemary Minor

LeNeave, Marshall Gregory ,

Lenich. Anges W

Lentz. John Thomas

Leonard. Bob

Leonard, Charles Jerry ,
Leonard. Evelyn Ruth
Leonard. Patrick Jackson

LeRoy. Carwille

Letellier, Silas Wike
Levin. Lawrence Lee
Levy. Benjamin Jack
Levy. Edwin, Jr. , 33.

Lewis, Alex Murdoch

Lewis, Barbara Ann

Lewis. Cynthia Katherine . . . .

Lewis. Don

Lewis. Eloise Railings

Lewis. Evelyn Todd , , ,

Lewis, Henry Wilkins

Lewis, Jack Fleet 49,

Lewis, Jacob Basco
Lewis, John B., Jr.
Lewis, John Gray, Jr.
Lewis, Kenneth Baker
Lewis, Linda Ann
Lewis, Patricia M.
Lewis. Robert Glenn
Lewis, Thomas Earl

.214, 306
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365

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388

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220, 336

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Lieberman, David Aria

Liiebsclier. Gerhard

Light. James Madison, Jr

Ijiipfert, Benjamin Bailey

Liipfert, Cowles 174, 267,

Liles, John W., Jr 140,

Linian, Peter C

Il^indahl, Roy

Lindberg, Ruth

Lindsay, John Robert 130, 197,

Lindsay, Robert Boyd

Lindsey, Gordon Hunter 21S,

Lindsey, Robert Leland

Lindsley, Dell Pritchard 184, 232,

Lineberger, Jack Ray 241, 244, 245,

Lineberger, Luther Truett 204,

Lineberry, Dorothy Ann

Lineberry, James William, Jr. 62,

Lineweaver, Francis B. 214,

Link, Russell Charles 49,70,

Linker, Louis Edgar

Linker, Robert Polk

Linville, Dorothy Ann

Lipman, Edward Charles

Lipscomb, Charles Thomas, III . .

Lipski, Edward A 241,

Little, Charles Harve.v

Little, Douglas Keai-ns 194,

Little, Howard Q. L., Jr.

Little. James Franklin

Little, James Thomas. Jr. 216,

Little. Robert Eugene. Ill 232,

Little, Sylvia Baylift

Little, Wilfred Fufflelrt. Jr

Liu, Jane Chuang . .

Lively, Edmund Cedric

Livingston. Frank

Livingston, Robert Pierce

Llewellyn, Anne Fuller 202,

Lockett, Frank Walker. Ill 164,184.228,

Logan, Douglas Sue 49, 182,

Logan, Phillip Hemphill 139,

Lohr, Carol Jolee Groth

Lohr, Lwrence Luther, Jr. 21 S,

Lohr, Lloyd Dermot . , 174,

Loke, Wye Toh

Lomax, Henry Clyde ... 140,

Lomax, John William . . 214,

London, Frank -Michael

London, Lawrence Foushee 211

Long, Irving Hilburn
Long, James Monroe
Long, Jerry Alexander

Long, Mary Wilson

Long, Patricia Anne

Long. Robert Washington. Jr. .

Long, Walter Nathaniel, Jr.

Long, Thomas V., II

Long, William Ray 38

Longenecker, Franklin Roland, III

Longest, Frances Elizabeth

Lookabill, Gene Lamar 236

Looney. Donald Edward

Lopez. Carmen M.

Lopez-Vera, Olaguibeet Angel

Lore, Charles Eli

Lore, Richard Karl

Lotz, Daniel Milton 115,248

Lotz, Denton IIS

Loughlin, David Castello

Love, Betty Juanita

Love, L

Love, Linda Leigh

Love, Richard
Loiighran, .loseph Henrv
Lowder, Robert Estus
Lowe, David X.
Lowe, Frank Haddock, J
Lowe, Lester Vincent. Jr
Lowe. Teddie Herbert
Lowe, William F., Jr.
Lowenstein, Allard K
Lowery, .John Otis, Jr.

Lowrance, Joe G

Lowrence, David W. .
Lucas, Tracy George, Jr.
lAidwiff, John McKay
Lupsing, William Henry, Jr.

Luftin, John E

Lukens. Deborah Sloan

Lupton, Thomas Ray

Lusk, Harold F.

LUtHERAX STUDEXT ASSOCIATION

Lutz, Howard R

Luxon, Norval N

Lyday, Leon Faidleibee, ITT

Lyerly, Alan Ray

Lyerly, Ned Thomas

Lynch, William Grant 142,

Lynn, Joyce Evelyn

Lynn, Robert Lee, III

Lyon, Betsy Carroll 190.

Lyon, Boyce Marion

Lyon. Harllee Wingate 116.

Lyon. John Dailey 218.

Lyon. Marjorie Low

Lyon, Nancy I..eGrand 55, 190,

Lyon. Steve G

Lyons, William J 236, 266,

Lytle, William Patillar

M

McAdams, Delmar Warren 354

McAlister. Howard Grady 136.403,405

McAllister, Harmon Carlyle, Jr 120.146,307

354

306
354
306
379

34, 180, 241, 337

306
306
416

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337
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3. -.4

146, 194. 337

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184,

144,

354
404
386

nd

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McAllister, J. Gray, III

McAllister, John Malcolm

McAndrew, Catharyn Kane
McCalTity, Darwin William . .
McCain, Robert Maxw'ell, Jr. . .
McCall, David Lawrence

McCall, Fred

McCall, Robert Murray
McCallister, Richard A.
McCann, Frank
McCartliy, Jacqueline
McCartney, James Robert, III . .

McCaulley. Jean

McCillian, Taylor

McClatchey, Eve Leah .
McClintock, Falba Jo Ann

McCloskey, James

McClure, Horace Edward
McColl, David Kenneth, 11
McColl, James Carroll

McCollough, William H

McCollum, Robert LeVan
McCollum, Tim Gordon

McColm, Mary E

McConkev. Samuel Anderson, Jr.

McConnell, John Miner

McCnnnell, Robert Bradshaw, Jr.
Mci'or.l. Klizlieth Parrish 37,

McCord, Marcia Jo

McCord. William Jerome

McCotter, Dewitt C, III

McCoy, Dennis Frederick

376

217

266, 267

241

374

, 214, 307

2o3

McCracken,
McOreight.

ille

nk Webb, III

David W

Paul Swicegood
Gail Lorraine ,
William Thomas
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182, 307

43. 390

125

337

174, 337

175

139

131, 337

263, 337

416

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354

307

176. 207

190, 307

416

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214, 337

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337

394

407, 409

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337
143

Willia

McCutchin, Elizabeth Susan
McDaniel, Eugene Marvin, Jr.
McL>aniel, Jerry S.
McDavid, James Evans. Jr.
McDavid, Winky
McDevitt. Margaret Haynie
McDevitt. Sterling George. Jr.
M<-L>onald. Eugene_.Iames ...
McDonald, Jame

248
125, 374
. . . 354
403

McDr
McDor
McDoi
McDoi
ilcDoi
McDor

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lid, Marj<i
lid, .Murr;

Walte

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"ole

Pettingill

laid, Ralph

laid, Scott

McDowell, Eugene E.
McDuIfie, Jerome Anthony
McDuffie, Thomas Landy, Jr.
McElroy, James Lawrence, Jr. .

McFadden, Dick

McFadden. .Vancy

McFall. Walter Thompson
McFalls. Vernon Wendell
McFayden. Donald Wayne
McGavran. Dr. B. G.
McGavran, Mary Catherine
McGee, Carolyn Sue
McGee, John Asburv, Jr.
McGee. John Divine, II
McGee, Thomas Smith
McGee, William Allen

McGee, Zell

McGhee. James Gray
McGinnis, Jack Smith
McGirt. John Wesley
McGraAv. David James
McGraw. Guy Michael
McGregor. Donald Willard
McGuire. Frank
McGuire, Roger Kilby

McGurk. Mallary

McHomery, Mary ,

Mclnnis, Clay Wall, Jr

Mclnnis. Henrv L.
Mcintosh. John Nash
Mclntyre. Xeal Duncan
Mclver. Duncan E.. Jr.

Mclver, Frank T

Hclver, Tom

McKay, Julia Elizabeth

McKee, Bob .

McKee, J. Harold

McKee, John Sasser, III
McKeithan. William Scott
McKenzie, Hervin
McKenzie. Marv Frances
McKenzie, O. R.
McKenzie. Roy David. Jr.
McKenzie. Samuel Harris
McKenzie. Timothy Paul
McKeown. Frank James. Jr.
McKiernan. Richard Lee .

McKinnon. C. Frances

McKinnon. Edith White
McKinnon. Elizabeth Hall
McKinnon. Patsv Wood
McKnight. Edward Wilev, Jr.
McKnight. Ella Frances .
McLamb. Clarence Ezekiel, Jr.

McLamb. Floyd

McLamb. Polly Anne

McLarty, George Collins . .
McLean, Malcolm Hector, HI
McLean. William Sartor .
McLees. James Kitner .
McLeod, Alyce Anne

448

187, 366

416

374
402, 405

141, 387

394

74, 366

391
389
416
307

200, 338

201, 366
307
248

33S
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188
263

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199

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74. 366

380

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338

338

170, 308
366
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169. 33S

366. 404
118
114
389

McLeod, Joe

McLeod, Malcolm Xoell . .
McLester, William Dumas
Mc.Mahon, Elizabeth
Mi-.Means, Kenneth Dale
McMichael, Peter Dillard, .
McMillan, Colin Riley
McMillan, Donald Sheperd
McMillan. Dougald
McMillan, James Leroy, Jr.
McMillan, John Taylor
McMillan, Xeill Kirby .
McMillan, William Hannon
McMillion, Donald Clard . .

McMullen, Larry

McMurray, Paul

McNaull, William Dresser
McNeely. Richard Pope
Mc.Veil. I>..rc.tliv Brewer
McNeil. Ju.stin. Ill
Mc.Veill. i;.,l,by Burns
McNeill, Gcrge Vernon, Jr
McNeill, John Parder
McNeill, James Ronald
McNeill, Vinson Andrew
McPherson, Henry Clay, Jr
McPherson, Lucy Anne
McRae, James Patterson
McRee, Robert Wade, Jr.
McMurray. Paul Carlton
McSurely. Alan
McSwain, Holland. Jr.
Mack, Clare MacKenzie
Mackay, John Harold
Mackay, .Voel Cotterman
Mackey, Alfred Burton, Jr.
Mackie, Edgar Berry
Mackie, Ernest Lloyd
Mackinnon, Edith
Macon, Ernest Michael, ,Tr.
Macy, Charles Thomas
Madden, Shirley Ann
Maddrey, Charles Hoggard
Maddrey, Thomas Parkei-
Maddry, Robert Ij.
Maddux, Ma.son Randolph. ,
Madison, Barbara Ward
Magill, Samuel
Magner, James Edward
Magnuson, Karen Marg,
Mahaffv. Telfair
Mahler, Harold Cooley
Maiseh, George S.
Malcolm, James Blair
Mallins. Robert H.
Mallory. William Mason
Malcolm, James B.
Malone, Frank Mitchell,
Mancy, Khalil Hosay
Manasse, George Hem-y
Maness, Archibald Kell

et

42, 202, 203,

354
.353
. 338
.414
.354
.394
114
, 308
284
, 354
232
308
232
, 232
256
138
338
338
374
336
, 378
366
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232
308
338
338
366
389
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308
338
338
, 386

, 366
394
308

, 338
338
355

, 338

, 308

I

407,
261.
138.

Mangum. Addison Goodloe
Mangum, Benspn Rue
Mangum. Robert Bovd
Mann. Clifton Darrell
Mann. Harold Lindsey. Jr.
Mann. .lames Giffen
Mann. Walter Rav
Manning. Henry Stancill
Manning. Oren Reid
Manos, Christine Beckv
Marcoux. William Thomas
Maready, Billv Frank
Maredy, Jack D.
Margolin, Michael Rriliinson
Margolis, Herman Albert
Margulies, William Paul
Markham, Dr. E. C.
Markham. Robert Wade
Markham, Thomas Lowell
Marks. Benjamin Sanford, Jr.
Marks. Peter .\nthonv
Marks. Thomas Stanlev
Marley, .Mfred Ray. Jr.
Marley, Edison Earl
Marley, .Toseph Perkins. Jr.
Marlow. Charles Wavne
Marquette. Ronald jinies
Marriott. John Daughtry
Marsh, Rupert Henrv
Marsh, William Luther
Marshall, Bennie Sue
Marshall, Joyce Ann
Marshall. Samuel Weslev. Jr.
Marshburn, Donald Robert
Marshburn, Paul Thomas
Marshburn, William Penn
Martin. Bennv W.
Martin. Franklin Edwin
Martin. Jan B.
Martin. John Wayne
Martin. Leon Milton
Martin. Marion
Martin. Marlow Lee. .Jr.
Martin. Michael Marvin

117.
123. 124.

Mart

Martin
Martoc
Mason
Mason

Rohbh
Sar

ile

Menefee
Charles Clarence
Doris Marie
Mason, John Beard
Mason, Julian ,

Mason, Mary Moore
Mason. Ralph Newman
Mason. Reginald G.. Jr.

49. 52, 54, 148,

355
204
308
416
366
117.
308
394
222
380
355
366
396
308
355
338
405
308
378
308
366
338
308
125
338
366
378
366

, 404
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355
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416
308
338
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308
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308
338
338
309
355
390
338
.113
309
355
396

Ind

ex

Mason, Richard Haywood, Jr 227, 3ti6

Mason, Romulus Armistead 366

Mason, William 267

Massengill, Anna Herring 309

Massengill, Herman Edward, Jr 309

Massey, Charles Knox, Jr 231

Massie, Thomas Clement 366

MBA CLUB 143

Matheson. Billie Gaye 406, 412

.Matheson, Carl Lafayette, Jr .338

Mathis. Charles Gray 309

Matney, John Lee 366

Matthew, Tom 254

.Matthew s, David Poindexter 62, 64, 355

Matthews, Frederick Richard, Jr 366

Matthews, George Gregory 355

Matthews, Leslie 416

Matthews, Marshall L 194

Matthews, Phillip Ray 366

Matthews, Richard 219

Matthews. Robert Graham 355

Matthews, Robert Simon 120,355

.Matthews. William D, 126

Matthis. Wilton Lee 309

Mauldin, Bob R 178

Mauldin, Joel Lee 141, 386

Mauldin, Philip Baxter 338

Maultsby, Phyllis Ann 309

Maultsby, Tom 257

Maultsby, William DeVane 141, 388

.Mauney, David Hunter 179,366

Mauney, Emily Elizabeth 403,405

Mauney, Walter Ford 355

Maus, Lewis McKinney 389

Maxwell, Jake Alexander 200, 309

May, Benjamin Victor 212,355

May, Betsy 169

May, Charles Raysor, III 34, 40. 41, 174, 309

May, Louis Garris 366

Mayberry, Roland Leroy 33S

Mavdanis, George Andrew 195, 338

Mavfield, Frank Henderson 366

Mayhue. Susan Lee 45, 309

Mayland, Andrea 71

Maynard, Edward Lewis 355

Mayo, George E., Ill 338

Mayo, Gerald Mack 114,117,157,161,309

Mayo, John Blount, Jr 355

Mayse, Dorothy -416

Meador, Jennie Margaret 45,52.148,170,309

Means, Robert Ellis 179, 366

Meehan, Frank George 416

.Meehan, Richard Carl 338

Meek, Charles Fredric 179, 366

Meekins, Edmund Lindsay 261, 309

Jleekins, Frederick Chapin 138, 379

Meekins, Xed , 260

Meeks, Bobbie Artis 390

Mehl, Henry Thomas 355

Meiggs, Xancy Amanda 70, 309

Melton. Anne 176

Melton, Carolyn 71

Melton, Virgie Dolores 416

Meltsner, Charles P. 153,225,366

Meltsner, Glenn Adair 366

Melville. Rr.bert Harold 206, 338

Mendell. Alan .125

Mendelsohn. Joseph Sidney 221,360,366

Menhinick. Robert John 366

Menke, George Gray 200, 309

MEN'S GLEE CLUB 74

MEX'S HONOR COUNCIL 35

MEN'S IDC HONOR.\RY SOCIETY .127

MEX'S IXTERDORMITORT COUNCIL 38

Menze], James Harry 40, 339

Mercer, Christopher Melchor 261, 339

Merchant, .Norma Lynn 411

Merrick, Richard Bennett 366

.Merrick. Susan Elizabeth 409

Merrill. Isaac Lincoln. Ill 309

Merriman. William Watkins 232,339

Merritt, James Lee 309

Merritt, James Samuel 198, 309

Merritt. Thomas Earl 339

Merritt. W. Davis. Jr. 309

Merry. Finley Henderson 213. 366

Merry. Frances Robinson 177, 339

Metcalf, Clifton Blake 339

Jletcalf. Edith Florence 144, 309

Xewborn, Pave McXeill ... . 409

Michael, William Norwood, Jr. 232, 396

Michael, William S 59, 60, 192

Micklus. Marilyn Ida 411

Midgett. Lela 407

Midgette. Patrick Wilson 366

.Midkiff. Richard Allen 355

Midyette. Lelia Buxton 411

Milan, Nancy Macys 1S2. 309

Miles. Barbara Fave 37. 407. 409

Milham. Claudai Ann 144, 168. 309

MILITARY 155

Millen. Don . . , 40,41,128,196

Miller, Dr. A. T. 391

Miller, Albert Bynum 38, 309

Miller, Anne Russell . 39, 339

Miller, Ben Franklin 355

.Miller, Benjamin Wesley 195. 355

Miller, Bruce Canfield 309

Miller. Croson Burns. Jr. 1S9. 366

Miller. Danelle Hart 202, 310

Miller. Don HaroM 117, 310

Miller. Don W..ft..rd 57. 339

Miller, Edward James .310

Miller, Elizabeth Frances 190,339

Miller, Fred Cecil, Jr. 142,386

Miller, Gary John 265, 374

Miller. Gerald Wayne

339

.Miller, Hal Macon . .

44,

192,

339

.Miller, Harry Ellsworth

366

.Miller. Harvey H., Jr

1 23,

210,

310

-Miller, Herbert Picknev. Ill

2U>,

366

Miller. James Halyburton . .

21b,

366

Miller. James Monroe

136,

403,

4o:i

Miller. James Wesley

366

.Miller, Joseph Claude

I'lh,

366

Miller, Joseph Larry

136,

403

Miller, Lawrence Gregg

123,

35o

.Miller, Marianna Scofield

42,

1.6,

310

Miller, Nancy Louise

191,

339

Miller, .Nick John

139,

3V9

Miller. Patsy Foust

310

Miller, Patricia .Marie

14X,

168,

310

Miller, Ranne Johnson

366

Miller, Robert .Nichols

310

Miller, Roy Wayne

.39'i

Miller, Seth George

134,

401

Milligan, Ronnie Rich

268,

310

Mills, Courtney

.232

Mills, Frank Fetzer

193,

3.1.S

Mills, Howard .\usiva

200,

3.S.S

Mills, Jerry Leath

3.-).->

-Mills, Ken Harold

339

.Mills. Ruth Jo-Ann

411

-Milton. Hugh McRae

138,

3VS

-Minis, Carl P

125

-Minnich, Gail

10S,

IV,

Minter, John D., Jr

.55, 60.

355

Miska, M. G

3S4

Mitchell, Averette Jack

339

Mitchell, Edward Lee

39.S

Mitchell, John Lee

197,

366

-Mitchell, Margaret Everette Harris

144,

310

-Mitchell, Merritt Kellogg

200,

35.S

-Mitchell, Patricia S.

386

-Mitchell, Russell Gray

134,

399,

402

-Moe, Doug

2.S4

-Mogull, Robert Gabriel

209,

366

Moller, John Desmond

310

Molleson, Ann , ,

406

Monga, Jagjit Singh

374

MONOGRAM CLUB

236

Monroe, John Lauchlin

119,

310

Monroe, William Kermit, Jr.

366

Montgomery, David W.

134,

402

Montgobery, Edward Davidson, Jr.

366

Montgomery, Frank Paul

355

Montgomery, Leslie Grayson

133,

339

Montgomery, Mary Eleanor

144,

339

Moody, Leslie Lynn

399

Moodv. Michael Leon

366

-Moon, Hewitt Edward

3X9

-Moon, Robert Earl

310

Moore, Asa Van, Jr.

3.s:,

Moore, Barbara Gail

114

Moore, Barbara Jean

190,

310

Moore, Carroll Jackson

310

Moore, Clif

121

Moore, Daniel Hight

•/ri,

366

Moore, Don Reginald

222,

339

Moore, Evelyn Hane.s

66

128,

339

-Moore. Gene Webb

130,

310

Moore, George Ervin, Jr.

31(1

Moore, James Edgar

216,

339

-Moore, James Elvin

339

-Moore, Jane Elizabeth

339

Moore, John Ellison

366

Moore, L. L. A., Jr.

416

Moore, Linda Carol

272,

355

Moore, Leopold Paul

339

Moore, Sally Parker

144,

339

-Moore, -Mary Virginia

3V4

Moore, Saunders Winston

38,

Moore, Theodore Carlton, Jr

118

Moore, Thomas Carev. Jr.

310

Moose, William Whitaker 134,

399

403

405

-Morehead, John Motlev

116

Morgan. Ann L.

37

107,

348

Morgan, Edith Ann .".'i. 112, 14S,

, 149

, 310,

410

Morgan, Elwood Ernest

396

Morgan, George Lafayette. ITI

355

Morgan. Harcourt .\lexander

339

Morgan, James Hunter

355

57

, 121

Morgan. John Hayward

47,

355

Morgan. Joseph Edward, Jr

256

•^.57,

310

Morgan, Julian Horton

121

, 128,

366

Morgan. Dr. Lucy S.

414

Morgan. Mary Muse

339

Morgan. William Chapin

366

Morgan. William Kenneth

386

Morlev. Tom

63

.Morris. Arthur Sherman. Jr.

395

Morris, Claudius Stedman

184

310

Morris. David George

366

Morris. Elizabeth Joan

310

Morris. John Watson. Jr.

366

Morris. Ken E

185

Morris, Kenny Jordan

339

Morris, Robert Edwin

1'.fl

339

Morri.s. Tom A. .

141

3S8

Morris, Warren

240,

«54

Morris, William Harold, Jr.

392,

, 396

125

232, 339

236, 266, 267

220, 355

56, 128, 339

406, 412

117

63

241

410

.194

339

272, 411

.339

. 310

. .409

416

366

311

366

355

240

47, 74, 133. 399
138, 379
74, 366
121, 366
366
217, 339

Morris, Wyman Lee

Morrison, Clayton D.

Morrison, George Arthur

Morrison, James Charles ,

Morrison, Robert Lee

Morrison, Virgil McKee

Morrissett, Randolph Edward, Jr.

Morrow, Frances Ann

Morrow, Richard Thomas

Morse, Amy Ann

200. 339
.176, 276, 40

Morse, William Temple
Moseley, George Edward
Moseley, Wendell Clay
Moser, Galen Gartner ... .

Moser, Harry Ned

Moss, Billy Joyner

Moss, Charles L

Moss, Dyer Spring, Jr

-Moss, Jim

-Moss, Philip Victor
Mosteller, Mary Susanne
Moureau, Claire Natalie

Mraz, John Agust

-Mudd, William C

Mueller, Frederick O

Muirhead, Sue Ann .

Mulieri, Vincent A.
Mullen, -Neil C.
Mulligan, Linda Ann
Mullinix, Barbara Ben.son
Mulvaney. Leo -\nthony
Mulvey. Jane Bolton
Mundy, Martha Beatrice
Murchison, Willis Barnes
Murdock, James Nels<»n
Murphy, Brower, Jr.
Murphy, Dewey Leon
Murphy, Doc ...
Murphy, Donald Lee
Murphy, John Cecil
Murphy, Kenneth Raymond
Murphy, Neil Francis
Murphy, Robert Gene
Murphy, William Stanton

Murray, Robert C

Murray, Edgar M.
Murray. Douglas P.
Musha, Nelson Eddy
Mustian, Alvin Delbridge
Mustian, Howard Macon
Myatt, George P.
Myers. Bob Eugene
Myers. Carolyn Madden
Myers, David Walter
Myers, David AVorth
Myers, Harold Gordon
Myers, Walter Edwaril
Myrick, Maynard Wilbur
Myse, Robert Newell

.NROTC 162

Nail, Richard Duke 366

-Nakamura, Charles M 355

-Nance, Bernie J. 401,405

-Vance, Donald Carroll 74,132.311

Nantz, Glenn Rodnev 389

-Nantz, Sally 125

-Vash, Brent Drane 226, 231, 236, 260, 261. 340

Nash, Edmund Strud 226,340

-VATIO.N'AL SCIENCE FOUNDATION 125

-VATIO.N'AL STUDEXT ASSOCIATION 52

Neal, David Ellison 134, 402

Neal, Fred A., Jr 396

-Veal, Robert Franklin 355

Nealey, Margaret Louise 416

.\ebel, William Arthur 40, 204, 205, 311

.Veed, Richard F 241

.Neisler, Margaret Ruth 170, 311

.Xeller, Arthur Augustus, Jr. 174,340

-N'elms, Donald Kenneth 355

Xelms, Tommy Dorsey 340

.Nelson, Cora Louise 58,60,340

.Xelson, Luther Sullivan 394

-Nelson, William Earl 366

.Ness. Kenneth A 284

Ness, Peter 366

Nester, Jerry Glenn 340

.Neustadt, William .\rthur 366

.Neville, Cecil Howell, Jr 396

Neville, Graham Riley 132,340

Neville, Walter Henry 135,404

Newborn, Fay 407

XEWMAX CLUB 152

Newman, Frances McNeil 183, 340

Newman, Michael Stanford 340

.New-some, Albert Ray 262, 263, 397

Newsome, Charles Benjamin 133,340

Newsome, Robert James, Jr 366

Newsome, William Grayson, Jr 355

Newton, Bobby Lawrence 114, 194, 380

Newton, Eldon Sharpe, Jr 366

Newton, Hector Carlton, ITI 311

.Newton, Fachariab Boardman. Ill 311

Newton, Jimmie Isaac 366

.Newton, Robert Sasser, Jr 340

Nichols, Carol Townsend 169,340

Nichols, Donald Wyatt 188, 31 1

Nichols, Graham Ernest, Jr 366

Nichols, Richard Lee 197, 366

.Nichols. William Randolph 340

Nicholson. Elizabeth Carr 168. 409

Nicholson, Dr. George 67

Nicholson, Sarah Jane 203, 340

Nickolaus, Charles Adam, Jr 374

-Nickolaus, Ruth Cole 374

Nifong, Carolyn Lerone 411

Nifong, Paul Douglas 142, 3S6

Nisbet, Charles Richard 174,288,340

Niven, Annette Harrison 114

Nixon, Demetrios F. 374

Noble, Nancy -A.nne 408

Noble, Robert Cutler 118, 355

Noblin, Charles Royster 340

Noblitt, Perry Milton 142, 387

449

nd

ex

^

266, 267, 269,

-141,
141,

116,

, 134,
136,401,

Noe, Robert Spilman, Jr. 366

Xoel, Robert Frederick 397

Xoell, Charlotte Blynn 311

Noell, Sidney Thomas, Jr 355

Nof singer, Collins Denny, Jr 389

Noland, E. Wilham 284

Xooe, Charles Johnson 376, 378

Norman, Larry Eugene 340

Norman, Paul Wesley 366

Norman, Priscilla Elizabeth 176,311

Norman, Velio 374

Norris, Ira Kenneth 367

Norris, Jane Snyder . 406

Norris, John Bryant 47, 340

Norris, Tliomas Lloyd, Jr. 380

Norstrom, Oyvind 374

Northcutt, Charles Wilson 121, 355

Norton, Maj. L. C 162

Norton, Lafayette Ferguson 367

Norville, Russell Manley . 367

Norwood, Haywood Vernon, Jr. 367

Nuri, Salma Shaikh 416

Nushan, Marvin George 340

Nuckolls, Mary Clay 340

O

Oakes, Lynwood Taylor
Oakley, Cledith Emory
Oakley, Jerry William
Oakley, Kenneth Holmes
O'Berry, Walter Samuel
O'Briant, Charles Rex
O'Briant, Gordon Lee, Jr.
O'Daniel, James Sidney

O'dea, John P

Odom, Thomas LaFontine

O'Donnel, Jill Marie 168, 277,

Ogden, Fred Nash, II

Oglesby, Earl Randolph, Jr.

O'Hara, James Conald Michael 120.

O'Keefe, Mary R

Okun, Dr. Daniel A

Oldham, Donald Carson 144,

Oldham, James Allen

Olds, Gloria Lea

Olive, Richard Langdon 181,

Oliver, Donald Wayne 311.

Oliver, John Hill .74,

Oliver, Martha Elizabeth ...

Oliver, Mary

Oliver, Robert Deleon, Jr

Olmstead, Mary MacNeil .230,

Olsen, Daniel Duncan

O'Neal, John Bryant

Oppenheimer, Jerry Bryant . 40, 41, 45, 46,
67, 113, 114, 115, 224,
ORDER OF THE GOLDEN FLEECE
ORDER I IF THE GRAIL
ORDER I >F THE MINATAURS
ORDER I IF THE OLD WELL
ORDER OF THE SHEIKS - - ,

Oresman, Dick

ORGANIZATIONS

ORIENTATION COMMITTEE

Ormand, Thomas Lane

Orr, David Rickman
Orr, William Rucker
Orton, Ann Counselor
Osborne, Caroline Morton
Osborne, Samuel Lovia .

O'Toole, Louise S

Ott, John Nash, III

Ott, Robert William

Ott, William John

O'Tuel, Prentis Harold, Jr.
Overman, Thomas Lewis .
Owen, Duncan Show, Jr.
Owen, James Edward
Owen, Sara Ann
Owen, John Bruce
Owens, Mark West, Jr.
Owens. Russell Glenn, Jr.
Owens, Thurman Quinton, Jr,
Owens, William Lawrence

406,

125,

34, 198,

134.

Pace, Robert

Packard, James A

Paden, Eugenia Cloud
Paderick, Clifton Waldo
Paderick, Elizabeth LewMs
Paderick, Victor Lynn
Pacre. John Edward
Page, Patricia Ann . .

Palak. Herman

Palladina. Emmy

Palmatier, E. D

Palmer, Alan

Palmer, Ellen Gail
Palmer. Malcolm Franchot
Palmer, William L.
Palmer. Yates Shuford
PANHELLENIC COUNCIL

Pannell, Clifton W

Park, Bong Ho

Parker. Mrs. Cherry

Parker, David N

Parker, Effie Landis

Parker, Eugene Whitlock
Parker, Frances Cherry

Parker, Fred

Parker, Fred Pope, III
Parker, Frederick B., Jr.
Parker, James Lee , , .

Parker. Jordan H.

Parker, John Curtis ....

374

35, 118, 210, 355

, 169. 340

218, 355

311

218, 312

340, 367

183, 367

265

418

284

143

340

.188,355
184, 232, 340
.184, 232, 355

42

173

355

406

66, 160, 204

406, 412

340

406

312

367

401

118, 356

226, 232

117

Parker, Joseph A., Jr 340

Parker, Robert Andrew 216, 355

Parker, Robert C 211

Parker, Robert Greer 367

Parker, Susan E 406, 412

Parks, Dennis William 340

Parks, James 265

Parks, Mamie Ruth 340

Parks, William Land 180, 312

Parramore, Ralph Edward 200, 355

Parrish, David Graham 340

Parshley, Martha Cone 37, 190, 312

Parsons, William Thomas 312

Partin. Donald Howard 355

Partin, Malcolm Overstreet 117, 313

Partin, William Kim 195

Partin, Wilson B., Jr 118.355

Partride, Stevens Hyatt, Jr 40, 178, 312

Parolekar, Dinkar Vishwanath 417,418

Pate, Arthur Hubbard 312

Pate, Barry Reeves 394

Pate, Dewey Harris 392, 394

Pate, William Snyder 113,114

Patrick, Bailey, Jr 232

Patrick, Donald Ray 355

Patrick, James Thomas 184,340

Patseavouras, Louie L 178,397

Patten, Jane Law 148, 190, 312

Patterson, Alex M 162, 284

Patterson. Donald Sutton 312

Patterson, Ed 121

Patterson, Edward Richard 367

Patterson, Edwin Milas, III 355

Patterson, Forrest Tribble 38, 403

Patterson, Fredrick Brocton
Patterson, Hugh Lester

Pattei'son, Jo

Pattei'son, John Richard . .
Patterson, Mary Frances
Patteson. Robert Baskerville,

Pattisliall, Franklin David . .

Pattishall. Richard C

Pattison. M. Joy

Patton, Donna B

Patton, Macon Glasgow
Patton, Peggy Doris .
Patton, Robert Lew'is, Jr.

Patton, Vincent Dion

Paul, James Ala

340

35, 118

418

174, 394

417

Jr. 113. 131,
143, 374

389

355

340

312

34, 115, 226, 231, 312

312

264. 312

374. 418

Paxton, William Coalter, Jr. - - 226^ 341

Payne, Jane Marie 341

Payne, Josephine 190, 341

Payne, Mary Ann 374

Pavne, Marshall Thomas , , .' 341

Pavne. Roland William, Jr 214,236,237,

241, 312

Peabodv, Edward Bruce, Jr 367

Peace, Samuel Thomas, III 189, 367

Peek, James Thomas 367

Peacock, Willie Gordon 312

Pearce, Robert Jackson 120,341

Pearce, Samuel Worth 201

Pearce, Virginia Elaine 203, 341

Pearsall. I\Iack Braswell .,
Pearsall, Thomas J., Jr.

Burce Gilbert

Ernest Alexander,

Frances Carolyn

Frances Simmons

Jeanne Sheppard
Pearson, Nancy Elizabeth
Pearson, ^'illiam Seymour
Peck, E. Stanley, Jr. ,

Peck. Harvey

Peebles, Robert Graham

Pearson,
Pearson
Pearson
Pearson
Pearson

Jr.

184
356
417
411
341
341
312
396
132, 312
.119, 341
74. 356

Peel. William Robert 140,232,379

379

341

401

241, 243

189, 356

. 410

182, 232, 312

341

Peele, Stanley
Peele, William Jenkins
Peile, James Iroan, Jr.
Pell. Stewart
Pemberton, Charles D.
Pemberton. M. Ellen
Pender, William Lardner
Pendergraph, Robert A.
Pendergraft, Stuart H.

Pendleton, Anne

Penick, George Deal
Pentecost, Linda Marie
Peoples, Linwood Thomas
Peppers, Simmy Marion
Perdue, Jack Lewis
Perkins, Thomas Joseph
Perry, Daniel Elifah
Perry. H. Arnold
Perry, Raymond Lowell
Perry, Robert Hastings
Peter, Doris Asher
Peter, Sara Josephine

Peters. Howard A

Peters. Dr. Richard M.
Peterson, Donald Vance
Peterson, William Richard
Pfeffer, Henrietta H.
PH.A.RMACY SENATE
Phefterkorn, William G.

Phelon. Leo Haid, III 200,341

Phelps, Brvan Eugene 367

PHI ALPHA DELTA 139

PHI BET.V KAPPA 116

PHI DELT.A. CHI 136

PHI DELTA PHI 140

PHI DELTA THETA .. 196

PHI GAMMA DELTA , .198

PHI ETA SIGMA 118

PHI KAPPA SIGMA 200

450

3S1

341

367

. 367

140, 378

. 2S2

.207, 367

184, 341

36,

202, 312

128,

144, 312

, , 417

391

403

74, 312

417, 418

405

62

PHI MU ALPHA 123

PHILANTHROPIC ASSEMBLY 64

Phillips. Dr. Bernard 414

Phillips, Charles Woodrow 394

Phillips, George Lee .... 341

Phillips, Grady H 275

Phillips, James Laughton 367

Phillips, Jasper Louis 117,312

Phillips, Roy Thomas 356

Phillips, Sylvia Lorraine 116

Phillips, Virginia Coker 417

Phinizy, Stewart, III 178, 313

Phipps, Carl S. 341

Phipps, David Willard 313

PI BET.A. PHI 202

PI KAPPA ALPHA 204

PI KAPPA PHI ■. . 206

PI LAMBDA PHI 208

Piantadose, Claude, Dr 124, 398

Pickard. Carl Glenn, Jr 35,117,184,313

Pickett, Terry Julian 404

Piggott, Betty H 341

Pike, Alice Claire 341

Pike. John 384

Pierce. Blackwell B. 189

Pierce, Herbert Franklin 379

Piekson, William W 231

Pikus, Terry Samuel 341

Pinto. Paul Maddox 341

Pipkin. Ashmead Pringle 118, 174, 356

Pitman, Dorothy 36

Pitser, Bill 44

Pitt, Theophilus Harper, Jr 52, 198, 313

Pittman, Albert Eugene 367

Pittman, Charles Wood, Jr 66,196,288,

348, 356

Pittman, Dick 391

Pittman. Gene Albert 223

Pittman, James Evens 341

Pittman, James Patrick 220,313

Pittman, Malory Alfred 397

Pittman, Ralph Michael 172,270.356

Placak, Carolyn Ford 341

Plunkett, Prank Andrew 341

Plyler, Frances Irene 408

Plyler, Wallace Hinton 188,228,356

Pole, Alice Wilder 367

Poindexter, Martha Ann 409

Poirer, Jean Rene 396

Polak, Herman-Joost 118

Pollard, Andrew James 341

Pollard, Elizabeth A 171,341

Pollard, William Robert 222.313

Ponder, Violet 144

Ponder, William W 124, 401

Ponnampalam, Sittaam Palam 417

Pons, Alton Britt 130.236,256,313

Poole, Grey 248, 253

Poole, Ivey Talmage, Jr 313

Poole, John 121

Poole, Samuel Hawley 313

Poole, Tom 144

Poole. Walter Ray. Jr 356

Poovey, James Nelson 367

Pope. Charlotte Ann 57,96,128,144,341

Pope, Howard Edison
Pope, William Henry . .

Poplin, Johnny Gaskin
Poplin, William Roscoe, Jr.

Porcher, Francis C

Porter, David Darlington
Porter. William M.
Portnoy, Joseph
Post, Allen Williams, Jr.

Post, Allen

Post, Hazel Green

Poteat, Earnine Lee, Jr.
Potter. Emily Laurence
Potter, James Daniel
Potter. June Yvonne
Potter, Ralph Meredith

Poulos, Peter George

Powell, Ann T.

Powell, Jane Lee

Powers, Leonard

Powell, Samuel Quiney, Jr.
Powers, Thomas Angus
Powell. William Arthur

Poythress, Patricia

Pratt, John Herman

Preece. I,oretta Kay

Presley. Ralph Phillips

Pressley, James

160, 367
356
341

367

216, 313

313

174, 277, 356

414

188,341

. . 188

401

401

341

341

144. 190, 191, 313

178,341

313
116
341
376

367

341

138,378

.276
.367
.390
.367
.367

Pressly, Dorothy B 30,31,50,112,168,313

Pressly. Patricia Ann 401, 407

Preston, James Young 40, 114, 117, 172, 313

Preston, Pat 240

Prevo, James Miller 124,136,401,405

Prevost. Ralph Lee 205.367

Prewitt, Thomas Wendell 216,380

Price, Arthur Ray 126

Price. Glenn Arliss 313

Price. Hugh Curtis 341

Price. Max M. 341

Price. Robert Edwin. Jr. 174. 341

Price. Sanford Scott 403

Price, Sara Faith 190,408

Price, Vernon 313

Pridsen. Edward N 388

Pridgen. Grady Clifton, Jr 49, 313

Pritchett. Hugh Raines 59.192,232,341

Pritchett. Nancy Lee 394

Proctor, Barrett Gridger 341

Proctor, Evelyn B 183

Proctor. Janie Lee 408

Proctor. Jimmie Creech 342

Ind

ex

Proctor, Mary Estelle 182, 313

Proctor, Gruby Groce, Jr 313

Porescher. Albert Edward 200, 313

PROFESSIONAL 13U

Promt, William Robert 141, 386

Propst, Japtha Fred 313

Pruett, Ronnie Allen 64, 356

Pruitt, Jack William 367

PSI OMEGA 141

PUBLIC HEALTH AFFAIRS 381

PUBLICATIONS BOARD 60

PUBLICATIONS 53

Pugh, Edna Faye 169,341

Pulley, Jane Matthews (Mrs.) 342

Pulley, William Paul 313

Pulliam, Venice U., Jr 131, 313

Pultz, Alan Laverne 180, 263, 341

Pulver, Jeannette Cordelia 367

Pundlik, Digamber 417

Purdy. Ronald H. 356

Purkerson, Johnny Wesley 356

Purks, James Harris, III 178, 342

Purser, H. M. 403

Purser, Miles Herbert 403

Purser, Susan R. 183

Putnam, Jessie Van 367

Pyatte, Jeff Alvin 268,314

Q

Quackenbush, Robert Lesley 367

Quade, Dana Edward Anthony 374

Quails, Dixon Lee 141, 174, 386

Quast, Theodore Emmanuel 367

Quigg. Joseph Francis 113,216,248,314

Quinn, Galen Lamar 342

Quinn, Robert Henry 314

Rabb, Sylvia Annette
Rabbanik, Mirzamonir
Raby, Claude L., Jr.
Rader, Daniel Wetmore
Rag:an. Robert Allison
Ragland, Joe Ray, Jr.
Ragland, Thelma Ann
Ragsdale, George Robinson

43, 407, 410
417
389
394
367
356
314
35, 113, 115, 184,
286, 314
185, 367

417

256, 257

Ragsdale, Hugh A.. Jr.
Rai, Rup Kumare
Raiford, Phil
RAM & EWE

Ramirez, Corazen Pajardo 124

Ramos, Frank Mayo 314

Ramsey, James Edward 376, 378

Ramsey, Robert Talmadge 342

Ramsey, William Forbes 114,174,314

Ramsey, Willard Benjamin 388

Rand, Anthony Eden 173. 367

Rand, Cecil Holmes, Jr.

Rand, Tom Slade

Rand, William Ripley

Randall, Paul

Randall, Robert Noble

Randsdell, William

Raney. Richard Beverly,

Rankin, Alvin, Jr.

Rankin, Dan Falls

392 397

35, 40, 41, 184, 265] 342

172, 314

356

. 380

376

• 40, 118

356

314

Rankin, John P. 219

Ransdell, Phillip Clifton 139

Ransdell, William Garland, Jr. 139, 378

Ransom, Dale Coach 266

Raper, John Elisha, Jr. 174, 314

Raper. Julius Rowan 118, 356

Ratcliff, Robert Curtis 356

Ratcliffe, William Emmet 367

Ratledge, Bobbv Jav 126

Rattay, Herbert Raymond 178, 342

Rauoh. Robert Karl 136,374

Raugh, James Plummer, Jr. 114

Raver, Milsan Carroll 181, 367

Rawls. Eugenia Gray 182, 314

Ray, Alexander Graham 141, 388

Ray, Horace T., Jr. 314

Ray, James A. , 157

Ray. John Charles 160,356

Ray, Sam Teague 342

Ray, W. Turner .206,207,356

Raynor, Bruce Butler
Read, James Milton, Jr.
Ready. Lucia Marie
Reap. Charles A., Jr.
Reaves, Ben

Reaves. Dorothy Bingham
Reaves. Hubert Douglas, Jr.
Reaves. James Wilson, Jr.
Reave.s, John William
Reavis. Charles Augustus
Reavis. Page Pendleton
Rechholtz, Robert August
Redding. Donald Sandorn
Redding, Mac Gerald

Redding, William Howard, Jr,

367

194, 342

. 144, 314

141, 387

236, 266

404

. 342

. 181, 367

130, 314

38,144,342

380

,116,188,314
237, 241, 327, 342, 346
356

40, 41. 50, 115,

163, 164. 166. 198, 314

49,314

314

241,246

391

218, 342

Reece. Betty York

Reece. Johnny Manly

Reed. David R.

Reed. Dr.

Reed. John Henry

Reed. Mickev

Reed. Sandra Dorling

Reeder, Alton Alfred

Reeder. Charles Green

Reeder, John Patrick 181, 367

Reese. George W^oodrow, Jr 356

Reeves, James William 342

Reeves, James Wilson 175

.410
.314
.118

Reeves, John Edwin, III 181,367

Reeves, Paul Johnson, Jr 367

Reeves, Talmadge Curlee 395

Regenie, Sandra Jane 411

Reichle, Peter Croli 342

Regelir, James Richard 126

Reid, David Edward, Jr 139, 379

Reid, George David 314

Reid, William Alan 396

Reinhardt, Philip Joseph 241,356

Reitzel. Sarston Lee 142, 387

RELIGIOUS 145

Rent row, A. Tucker 356

Renger, Joan Helen 409

Renger, John Frank, Jr 367

Resoh, Alan Dewey 120, 342

Revelle, Pearla A. 170

Rexrode, Suzanne Elizabeth 144, 314

Reyner, Charles Stephen 208, 342

Reynolds, Frances Ellen 112,271,342

Reynolds, James C. 342

Reynolds, James Woodrow, Jr. . 367

Reynolds, Jasper Andrew, Jr. 188,356

Reynolds, John A. S 142,387

Reynolds, Peter Lee 260, 261, 342

Reynolds. Ted Reaves 138,379

Rezutta, Tommy 71

RHO CHI 124

Rhoades, Robert Willard 367

Rhodes, Donald Gilbert 141,385,386

Rhodes, John Flint 119, 342

Rhodes, Mary Elizabeth 342

Rhodes, Robert Maurice 74, 356

Khyne, Henry Henkel, Jr. 180,236,342

Rhyne, Mary Miller 409

Rhyne, Richard Gaddy 74,160,356

Rice, A. Gail 182,342

Rice, James Alexander 215

Rice, Louise Darden 125,374

Rice, William Russell 367

Rich, James Worth, Jr 201, 367

Richards, Allen 38

Richards, Carolyn Taylor 408

Richardson, Baxter Allison 342

Richardson. Bobby Arthur 392,397

Richardson. Bonnie Alice 342

Richardson, Martha Anne 114

Richardson, John Lawrence 356

Richardson, Dr. William P. 391

Richman, Harold Abram 225, 367

Richmond, James B. 139, 378

Richtmyer, Rosemary . 410

Ricks. Thomas Devere 367

Riddick, Willis James 391, 396

Riddle. Arch Jesse, Jr. 341

Riddle, William Joseph 142, 386

Ridenhour, Henry B. 137. 403

Ridenhour, Walter 213

Ridenhour, William Leighton, Jr. 74,367

Ridgeway, Sharon Elaine 183, 342

Ridley, Ina Virginia 182,276,314

Ried, Dave 63

Riedl, Paul Francis 356

Rigdon. Philip Douglas ,367

Riggins. Anne Kimberly 177,314

Riggs, Bobby Eugene 342

Riggs, Francis Graham 367

Riggs, Joe E. 315

Rightsell, William Thomas, Jr. 315

Riley, Susan Ann 37, 342

Riner, Edward Neal . 219, 367

Rinzler, Dennis Charles 221, 367

Risch. Crystal S. 171

Rise, Walter 214

Ritch, Douglas Lamar 356

Ritchie, Charles Homer 374

Rivenbark, David Clayton 315

Rivenberk, Fred Augusta 315

Robb, Walter 256

Robbins, Bennie L. 125

Robbins, Edmond Garland 342

Robbins. William L. 218, 315

Roberson, Joe Baxter 141, 3SS

Roberson, Robert Wilson 141, 386

Roberson, William Randall 184

Roberts. Bennett W. C. 184

Roberts, Bryan Wilson lis

Roberts, Carolyn Frances 408

Roberts. Clyde Gordon 367

Roberts, Eddie K. 160, 356

Roberts, James F 232

Roberts. James R. 192

Roberts, Mary Blackmon 176

Roberts, Mary J. 417

Roberts, Parks Allen 138, 378

Roberts. Sandra Rush 407, 410

Robertson. Lawrence V. .172

Robertson. Louise Barnwell 182,315

Robertson, Robert Wilson 387

Robertson. Tate MacEwen, III 152, 210, 356

Robeson, Sallie Salter 408

Robinson, Charles Franklin 315

Robinson. Harriette Ann 102, 183

Robinson, Hoyle Lynwood 116, 315

Robinson. Florence N. 271

Robinson, James Hendry 397

Robinson, John Boyd 204, 315

Robinson, Richard Hampton . 342

Robinson, Richard Hill, Jr. 45, 66, 118, 204, 356
Robinson. Robert Houston 58. 210. 342

Robinson. Spottswood E. 201

Robinson. Susanne Hodges 342

Robison. Nancy Jean 411

Robson. C. B. 284

Rock. Judith Ann 411

Rockel, Vincent Fred 356

451

Rodgers, Thomas Swain 231

Roe. Authur 284

Rogers. Augustus Kellogg 181, 367

Rogers, Benjamin Lee 367

Rogers, Curtis Lee, Jr. . 356

Rogers, Julian Richard 141, 386

Rogers, Ted 204, 342

Rohlfs, Robert Charles 121, 367

Rollins, Dexter Leake 216, 343

Rollins, John Avery 343

Rollins, Robert Jefferson . 343

Root, Betty Irene . 202, 343

Roper, Eric Russell 44, 19n, 343

Roper, Fred Wilburn 356

Rose, James William 44, 198, 315

Rose, Walter Thomas, Jr. .44, 163, 260, 261, 315

Rosemond, Ken 254

Rosenblatt, James Ashley 367

Rosenbluth, Leonard Robert 113

Rosenzweig, Judith Sarah 153, 343

Ross, Charles A. 178, 343

Ross, Charlie Allen 356

Ross, Edward Chadwick 133, 315

Ross, George T. 227

Ross, Herbert Allen 220, 356

Ross, Martha Frances 409

Ross, Robert Alexander 172, 315

Ross, Susan 343

Ross, Suzanne 57,128,183,343

Rosser, Henry Thomas 139,378

Ross-Venning, Laura, Dr. 417

Roth, William Cawthon 163, 166, 212, 260, 261,

266, 267, 315

Rothrock, Aubrey 264

Rothschild, Ellen 144,343

Rough, Jim 256

Rountree, Mary Lewis 42, 168

Rouse, Charles Francis, Jr 226, 231, 315

Rouse, James Bristol 227, 367

Rouse, Randall Rex 356

Routh, Billie Anne 408

Rouse, Winifred 390

Rowe, Arthur R. 139, 378

Rowe, Colon Harvey 219, 367

Rowe, Delsey , . . 418

Rowe, Robert Finley 350

Rowe, Ronald B. 356

Rowland, George Edward 54, 218, 343

Rowland, Stanley McDonald 343

Rowley, Robert P. , 125, 374

Royster. Nancy Jane 95, 271, 348, 3.=;6

Rucker, Aldin Henry, Jr. 216, 343

Rucker, Jimmie Irene 169,343

Rucker, Joseph Anthony, in 181,367

Rucker, Mildred Roberta 343

Rudker, Mary Lois 176, 315

Ruff, John Walter 116, 343

Ruff, Joseph 3S4

Rultin, Eleanor Ann 176, 315

Rulfin, Josephine Branch 114

Ruffln, Thomas , 231

Ruffin, Robert G. 264

Rule, Paul Frederick 54, 343

Rundgren, Edna Crandall 417, 418

Runnion. Joseph David 137. 404

Ruse, Jimmy W. 74. 3.-,ii

Rush, Lewis Odis, Jr. 367

Rush, Nancy Jo 182, 315

Russ, Marguerite 144

Russavage, Leo Joseph 241,315

Russell. Buzzey 217

Russell. Curtis R. 74, 241, 367

Russell. Frances Mullins 374

Russell, Harold Edward 367

Russell. Harry 231

Russell, Patricia Ann 407, 408

Ru.ssell, Raymond Wilson 356

Russell, William Leonard, Jr. 210, 374

Ruth. William Albert 315

SABRE AIR COMMAND 160

Sabiston. Prank, Jr. 356

Sack, Bernhard A. 241

Sacks, Leonard Carl 208, 315

Sadler, Benjamin 139, 379

Saffo, George Vassilios, Jr. .343

Sagner, Arnold I. 224 343

Saine, Don 256, 257

SAINT ANTHONY HALL 210

Saintsing, Everette Thomas 356

Salem, Albert McCall, Jr. 201, 356

Salibi, Gladys 374

Salley, Alfred N. 196, 356

Sally, Charles Hubert 343

Salz, Harvey C. 248,249,252,253

Sample, Mary Ellen 182, 315

Sampson, Marsha 191

Samuels. Walter Ray 117,397

Sanchez. Billie Catherine 417

Sanders. Charles L 57

Sanders. Cleon "W., Jr 40, 41, 115, 172, 315

Sanders, Elizabeth Sumner 408

Sanders. Lewis Drexel 160,357

Sanders, Margaret Mullings 32, 57, 128, 176, 315

Sanders, Phil Snead 141,388

Sandman. Herbert Arthur 153,209,367

Sapp, Edwin Greenlaw 74, 357

Sartin, Leon Johnson . 132, 316

Sas.ser, Buddy 270

Sasser, George Freeman 316

Sasser. Joseph Emsley 367

Sasser. Sara Jean 343

Satterwhite. Richard T. 397

Sauls, James C 357

nd

ex

Saunders, Charles Leroy, III

Saunders. James Alton, Jr 121,

Saunders, John Wesley 136,

Saunders, Susan Murphy

Saunders. Thomas Byron 58,

Saunders, William Eugene 417,

Savag:e. ^\'illianl McDonald

Sawyer, Jane Crowell 202,

Sayers, William Floyd, Jr.

SCABBARD AND BLADE

Scarborough, Dawson Emerson

Schachner, Edmund Douglas McKane 200,
Schaefter, Nan Tutwiler Young .42, 190, 276,

Schaeman. Franklin Joel 221,

Schafer, Harriet Ruth 43,

Scharf, Daniel Hubert 209,

Schatken, Nancy L. 170,

Schein, Stephen L 224,

Schiftman, Tony , .214, 260,

Schenck, Edmund Harrison 184,

Schiffman, Arnold Anthony

SchiltE, Joan Lee 168,

Schlapkohl, Charles Joseph, Jr. 141,

Scholsser, Emil Steve 201,

Schmitz, Betty

Schneider, Eliot Michael 221,

Schnell, Adelaide McAnally 144,

Schnell, Frederick Stephen.-i

Schoen, Harry Frederick. Ill 216.

SCHOOLS AND DIVISIONS

SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY

SCHOOL OF LAW

SCHOOL OF MEDICINE

SCHOOL (IF NURSING

SCHOOL OF F'HARMACY

SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH

Schottelius, Dr

Schreiber, James Ronald

Schreiber, Robert Alan

Schroeder, George Noel

Schroeder, John

Shaffer, Charles M. 23,

Shaffer, Jack B.

Shaffer, Lee 248,249,251,

Shankle. Henry Mac

Shannonhouse, James M. 227,

Shannonhouse, Lillian M. 183,

Shapard, John H., Jr.

Shapiro, Jerry M. 225,

Sharpe, Benny Sandlin

Sharpe, Hubert Houston 130,

Sharpe, Larry Wayne .

Sharpe, William

Sharpiess, Edward Arthur

Shaw, Anne Winborne 168,

Shaw, Caswell Evie 74,

Shaw, Donald Lewis

Shaw, Lloyd R., Jr. 49,

Shaw, Ray Elsworth, Jr. .141,

Shaw, Sarah Jane 202,

Shea, Sara Anne

Shearin, Dr. Paul K.

Shearin, Robert Hunter

Shearin, Wiley Henrv. .Ir.

Sheburn. Mary Helen

Sheets, Charles Dean

Sheets. James Paul 135,399,

Shelbourne. Frank Amfort

Shelbourne, Mary Helen 168,

Shelby, Stuart

Shellenbarger, Robert Martin

Shelton. Charles Randal 146, 147,

Shelton. Thomas McKendre

Shepard, John Albert, Jr. 186,

Slicpard, Opal Gray

.Shpparrt. Robert Bnwden, Jr. .184,

Shepard, Harold Dean

Sher, Jerry Michael . .209,

Sherman, Phyllis Norine

Shermer, Richard Wayne

Sherill, Daniel Luther

Sherill, Luby T.. Jr.

Sherill. Gary Petrea 196.

Sherrill. Robert Alexander

Sherrill. Robert Calvin. Jr.

Sherrill. William Allison

Shields. Arthur Georse 74.

Shields, Jerry Ashburn 74.

Shinn. Hal Jerome. Jr. .188,

Shinn. John Bradley

Shirley, Mildred ...

Shirley, Morris Clinton, Jr. 133,

Shoaf, David Charles 164.

Shoaf. Sanford H. 200,

Shoe, Charles 74, ;

Shoemaker, William Preston 1,36,

Shore, Carl Isaac, Jr. . ' ;

Shook, Joe

Shore. Robert G.

Short, Marvin Roy, Jr.

Short, William M 13S

Shotts. Claude

Shoulers. Hudson Wilson, Jr 144,

Shuford. Fuller Adams 174,

Shuford. Harley Ferguson, Jr. IS4'

Shuford. Nancy Pope '

Shuford. Rftbert Freeman

Shuford. Sydney H

Shuford. Tom 254

Shuford. William Ferrell, Jr 397

Shuler. James Ernest 357

Shupin, Robert R 241

Sicure, Nat 417

Sleber. Arvid Charles 396

343
316
316
367
316
367
343
343
261
357
343
316
388
368
418
368
316
387
316
279
384
375
391
406
398
414
391
343
368
357
241
231
386
253
316
368
343
146
36S
357
343
343
193
397
316
368
343
316

SIGMA ALPHA DELTA 128

SIGM ALPHA EPSILON 212

SIGMA CHI 214

SIGMA GAMMA EPSILON 124

SIGMA NU 216

SIGMA PHI EPSILON 218

Sillay, Martha Jean 114

Silber, Arvid 392

Sillimon, Robert B 160

Sillman, Robert Burnett 368

Sills, Barbara Reddish 344

Silva, Rodolfo 374

Silvers, Jack Kverette 141, 3S7

Simmons, Eunice 169, 344

Simmons, Jo Ann 411

Simms, William Gallatin 374

Simonton, Vincent E 368

Simpkins, Rodney Lane, Jr 368

Simpson, Clarence Grimmer 38, 64, 368

Simpson, Clifford C, Jr. 62, 188, 357

Simpson, Hike S., Jr 172

Simpson, Leo Franklin, Jr. 357

Simpson, Sally L. . 19(1,317

Simpson, Stephen Michael 317

Shulman, Richard l.'iS, 22"

Schultheiss, Gerald Webb 357

Schular, Jim 143,514

Schultz, John Loesch 117

Schwab, John H 391

Schwerzel, Arthur Howard ISo, 3,")7

Seism, Betty Jean , 417

Scites, Martha Louise 417

Scott, Beverly Mitchell 144, 343

Scott, Frank 125

Scott, Harry White . 216, 343

Siott, Herbert Pearce 211, 368

Scott, James Martin 74, 120, 357

Scott, Jimmy Paul 120, 357

Scott. Lila Lovelace 94. 302, 324, 343

Scott, Robert Michael 153, 368

Scott, Robert Ray . 368

Scott, Samuel Edwin 204,343

Scott, Wayne Nelson , . 357

Schulman. Dick R. 316

Scurlock, David Caesar 266, 267, 343

Seabolt, Arthur Lee 316

Seagle, Benjamin Franklin. IIT 121,217.368

Searcy. Roy Allen 252. 253. 316

SeawelJ. June Howard 357

Seaman. Peter George. Jr. 380

Sechler, Frederick Clinton 374

Secrest, Alvin Jack 343

Segee, Beverly Ann 151, 410

Segraves, Cynthia Jane - 36, 148, 202, 316

Selby, Arthur A 133

Selden, Samuel 284

Sellars, Robert Rainey 212, 357

Selph, Anne Taylor 37. 343

Selph. Luther 143

Semeniuk. Fred T. 124 398

SENIORS ' 286

Senter. Hubert Wavne 343

Seribner. William ('luprnsex- 374

Sermons. William Os.ar ' 343

Sessions. John T. 391

Sessoms. James Edwin 36,S

Sessoms. Lowell Maxton 316

Sessoms. Richard Darrow 31s

Seltzer, Jim 256

Setzer, Hap 241

Setzer, Willis . 237. 245

Sewell, Welton Curtis lOS. 343

Seymour, Sidney Walker, Jr. ' 357

Sims, Arthur Ward 184, 357

Sims, Robert 40

Sinclair, Peter 70

Sinsletary, William Currie, Jr 368

Singleton. James A 204, 344

Sink, Deborah Hunt 148, 170, 317

Sirianni, Frank Joseph 357

Sirkin, .Joshua Allen 209. 368

Sirkin. Richard Stanley ' 114

Sitison. James Andrew, Jr 403

Sitterton, J. Carlvle 282

Skidmore. Frederick Alexander, III 368

Skillman, Jimmie 171. 344

Skinner. Iverson ' 217

Skinner. Joseph P 2''7

Skinner. Tommie A. 417

Slack. Anne 191

Slate. Don Melvin 368

Slater. Walter i.-ii, 344

Slaughter. James Beam , 317

.Sleath, Barbara .lean 272 344

SloiKht. Edward Windsor 3.'.7

Slenip. .Tohn ... 143

Slifkin, Malcolm 374

Sloan, Charles H. 186.344

Sloan, David Bryan. Jr 45,66,119,198,344

Sloan. John Gaither. Jr 344

Sluder, Tryo B. 384

Slusser. Frank Willard. Jr. 368

Small, F. David 317

Smalley. James Lee. Jr. 213, 368

Smart, John K.. Jr. 139^ 379

Smiley. Gary Ray 116. 3S9

Smith. Albert Sydney 344

Smith. Alfred Gene i:!fi 4(ii

Smitli. Alvin Keith 344

Smith, Ann Battle 57,128,344

Smith. Billy Marshall 357

Smith, Canie Brown 166, 184, 231, 317

Smith, Carla Anzelette 317

Smith, Carter Braxton 212, 357

452

,193, 241
,263

368

344

131, 380

135, 217, 404

.124, 390

Smith, Clayton Bernard, Jr.

Smith, Clyde, Jr

Smith, Colin Eraser

Smith, Conie

Smith, Dewey Clifton

Smith, Dexter Norris

Smith, Dock Garner

Smith, Donald Judd

Smith, Edward M. ^^, „

Smith, Ellen Rae '4^^

Smith, Ewell Clark 184, 232, 344

Smith, Faye Lorraine 148, 317

Smith, Frances Adelaide ' 408

Smith, Francis Gerald 368

Smith, Frank Watson ... . 187 357

Smith, Fred J 151] 344

Smith, Harold Campbell, Jr ' 368

Smith, Harry Reineke , 184, 232, 317

Smith, Henry Bascom, Jr 3S0

Smithj Garner Roosevelt 344

Smith, James A.. Jr. 317

Smith, James E ! !! 368

Smith. James Franklin 139, 374, 378

Smith. James Roy, Jr 368

Smith, Jerry J 151

Smith, Joe Ephriam ' 114

Smith, John Frank 368

Smith, John Hubert, Jr 401

Smith, John Michael 368

Smith. Julia Dupuy 406

Smith. Julian Craft, Jr 217, 368

Smith, Katherine A 271, 357

Smith, Kirby Hart, Jr 357

Smith, Kirk 193

Smith, Luther Leslie 368

Smith, Lynn Harrison 186,187,368

Smith, Margaret Ann 148, 275, 344

Smith, Marion P 406, 418

Smith, Martha 144, 169, 344

Smith, Michael F. 120, 160, 357

Smith, Minor Enrique 344

Smith. Moyer (5ray 205, 368

Smith, Norman Barrett 118,357

Smith, Norman Shaw 117, 317

Smith, Patrick Delane 402

Smith, Paul Alden ... 344

Smith, Raymond Philip 317

Smith, Rebecca Louise 144, 344

Smith. Richard H 344

Smith, Robert Alden 344

Smith, Robert Bruce, Jr 215, 368

Smith, Robert Clark 132, 317

Smith, Robert Colin 374

Smith, Robert Gibbs 368

Smith, Robert Lawrence 368

Smtih, Roy L. 374

Smith, Samuel Bosworth, Jr 197, 368

Smith. Samuel Clark 219 368

Smith. Sherwood H 380

Smith. Terre Milton 135, 36S

Smith. Theodore Roosevelt. Jr 130,265,317

Smith. Thomas Eugene 205. 368

Smith, Thomas Melvin 344

Smith. Vonnie Bryan ^. .141, 387

Smith. Wade Marvin 241,357

Smith. Wayne Reece 357

Smith. Wilbur Ritchie, Jr 138,378

Smith, William Van 71,130,317

Smith, Willis W 387

Smith. Zigrida Rita 344

Smithson. Alva P 357

Smithwick. Edward Lee, Jr 118,403

Smoot. Marvin LeRoi. Ill 357

Smothers. Thomas Edward 180,317

Smyre. Billy Mac 344

Snakenburg, Diane 374

Sneden, John Aiken, Jr. 113, 116, 317

Sneed, Thomas Q., Jr 386

Sneed, William Thompson 344

Snell. Mary Rosalind 344

Snider, Albert Monroe, Jr 349

Snow. Joel Alan 117, 163, 166

Snyder, Betsy 190

Snyder, John Frank 368

Snyder, John Gifford 357

Snyder, John Graham 62. 357

Snyder. John Hayde 368

Snyder. Keith Spurting 139. 37S

Snyder. Kenneth Ray . 142. 387

Snyder. Lawrence Harlan 317

Snyder. Richard Gray 317

Sobel. Arthur Herbert 31, 220, 317

SOCCER 265

SOCIAL 167

Sockwell, C. L 385

Soekrisdo . . 417

Soivter. J. B 384

Sojourner. Elizabeth Camp 230, 344

Sr.kolove. Richard Garv 225, 368

Solomon. Allan Frank 208, 357

Solomon. Francis Darwin ,357

Somers. Albert Bingham 368

Somers. Emily Lou 317. 371

Somers. James Peter 317

Summers. Henry Joseph, Jr. . 146,318

Soopikiam, Dr. George . 417

So..pikiam. Janet 417

SOPHOMORES 348

SOUND AND FURY 72

Southerland, Daniel Richard 318

Southerland, Francis M 211

Southerland. Jean 37, 407

Soutsos, Evangeline 406

Sowers, Charles Lewis 133, 236, 266, 344

Sowers, Jerry William 180, 318

nd

ex

142.

Sowers, Jo Ann

Sowers, Sidney George

Spader, Allan David

Spain, Jack H., Jr.

Spangier, Austin Donald ,
Sparger, Jim Massey . .
Sparger, Stephanie Hope
Sparrow, Charles M.
Speight, Alice Rachel
Spence. Phyllis Pritchard
Speiue, William Chenault, J

Spencer, Lillian Alice

Spivey, Joy Elaine

Spivey. Wilma Wood

Spoon, James Merritt, Jr.

SPORTS

Spradley, Scott Worth .

Springs, Manley March

Sproles, Charles Ben

Spruill, Millie Williams
Stacy, Walter Malcolm
Stafford, Emily Louise
Stafford, Frances Moseley
Stainback, Jane Patterson
Staley, Dale Edgar
Staliings. Angelyn Coley

Stallings, Don

Staliings, June Henry, Jr.
Stallings. Riley Sherman, Jr.
Stallings, Virginia Anne . - .

Stalvey, Andrea

Stamper, Mary Ann

Stancil, John Harvey
Stanford, Don Carlton
Stanford, Sue Harper
Stanley, Joseph Cecil

Stanley, Raymond, Jr

Stanton, David Martin

Stanton. Robert Mytinger

Stapleton. Robert Leighton

Starling, Mary Ruth

Starnes. Margaret Rose

Starnes, Robert Herron, Jr

Starnes, Thomas Monroe

Starr, Louis E

Starr, Sue M.

Stassinos, James Odysseus

STATE STUDENT LEGISLATURE

Staton, Robert Vincent

Staub, Marjorie Carol

Steagall. Thomas Lee . .

Steck. Fred H

Steed, John Congleton ,
Steele, Hobart Theodore
Steele, James Thomas ,

Steele, Ralph T

Steine, Donald

Steingold, Lewis Brandt

Steinhauser, Carl Edward

Stem, William Converse

Stephens, Dean Howell

Stephens, Eleanor Belknap

Stephenson, James Benjamin

Stephenson, Larry Adams

Stephenson, Shelby Dean

Stephenson, William Alexander, Jr.
Stepp, William Edward
Stepp. William Harley, Jr.

Steppe, Mike E

Stessel. Harold Edward

Stevanou. George

Stevens, James Timothy

Stevenson, Paul A.

Stevenson, Robert McLeland

Steward, Pawling S

Steward, Pete

Stewart. Donald Allen
Stewart, Ed\\'in Lewers
Stewart. Harry Glenn
Stewart. James Daniel
Stewart. Katie
Stewart. James Samuel
Stewart. Robert Glenn. Jr.
Stewart. Robert Wright
Stewart. Shelton Eugene

Stewart, William Ernest

Stierhoff. Harold Frederick

Stiles, Eddie Phillips

Still, Frederick Allen

Stimson, Douglas

Stith. Francis B

Stocker. Richard C. , ,

Stockwell. Xancy Jane

Stoffer, Harvey Robert

Stoker, Richard Curry 72,

Stokes. Jerome Walter

Stokes. Julia Ann

Stokes. Robert Stephen

Stone. E. Virginia

118. 198, 357

318
318
318
344
368
4111
344
374

, 368
234

, 379
357
357
318
344
344
318
409
318
368

, 246
386

59, 6(J, 193, 232,

141,

168,

148, 170,

318

318

318

389

318

345

345

, 248

, 318

357

, 318

, 303

.345

318

, 380

219

172
318

357
, 345

357
374
357
418
318
417
345
357
368
368

395
318

,270
318

22S,
117, 157,

193

, .flS
345
374

, 31.S
.■)57
397
357

, 345
185
232
408
319
357

,368
345
368

Stoner, Paul Glenn

174

357

Stoots, John K

134

401

Story, Robert T.

345

391

Story, William R.

394

Stoff, Johnnie Fredrick

368

Stoudemire, Sterling A.

SS4

Stout, Charles Walter

394

Stowe, Fred Reece

394

Stowers, Glenna Rebecca

406

41"

Strader, Celia Jo

409

Strait, Isabella Blanton

345

Strassler, Paul Gene

113

Straughn, Mary Elizabeth

170

319

Straus, Philip Charles

220

319

Strauss, Buddy

256

Strayhorn, Hammond, Coach

203

STRAY GREEKS

33S

Street, Gordon
Street, James Thomas . .
Stribling. Jess H., Jr. , , .
Strickland, Garrett Sheldon
Strickland, George Thomas,
Strickland, James Ralph, Jr.
.Strickland. Joyce King , , ,
Strickland. LaVerne
Strider, Virgil Dawson
Strong, Micliael Jacob
Stroud, Luther Phillip, Jr.
Stroupe, Benny Franklin
Stroupe, Mary Ben
Strum. Marilyn Elizabeth

Strupe, James Gray

Stuart, Edwin
STUDENT COUNCIL
STUDENT GIIVERNMENT
STUDENT GdVER.WMEXT.
STUDENT LEGISLATURE
STUDENT LIFE
STUDENT NEA
Stunda, John Francis
Sturdevant. Clifford
Sturdevant, R. E.
Sturdivant, Walter C.
Styers, Carl Kenneth
Stypmann, Noel Leo
Suckow, David Henry
Sugar, Stephen A.
Sugg, Charles Floyd
Sugg, William A., Jr.
Suggs, Robert Bailey, III
Sullivan, Donald Jerome
Sullivan, Leonard Holmes
Summerell, Margaret Ellen
Summerville, Walter
Summerlin, Albert E.
Summey, James Wint, III
Sumner, Charles Wayne

Supplee, Henderson, II

Surles, Charlie William, Jr.
Surratt, Charles Finch
Surratt, Charles Thomas

Suther, Carol Jean

Sutherland, Jean Marie , , , .

Sutorius, Les S

Suttle, Bill Baxter

Suttle, William Wayne . . . .

Sutton, Edward Wike

Sutton, Lewis Franklyn . . .

Sutton, LuRuth

Sutton, Robert Clarence
Sutton, William Wayne , ,
Swain, Lorraine Elizabeth
Swann, Edward Filmore, Jr.
Swann, F. W.
Swanson, Lennie Lee
Swaringen, Peggy Byrd
Swearingen, Fred Jones, Jr.
Sweeney, Patricia Ann
Sweet, Worth Alfred
SWIMMING
Swinson, Jerry Lee
Syer, Jean ,

Sylvester, John
Sylvia, Bruce Gilmore
Szilagy, Marilyn Watson

134, 401

.64, 218, 345

368

396

357

203, 345

345

368

49, 319

2111, 368

357

4ii8

128, 144, 319

, 141, 387

391

Tharrini
Thaver,
THETA

Ha

Did

EXECUTIVE

144

241. 358

384

384

212

160, 358

368

118, 345

62, 209

319

180, 341), 345

389

69, 123, 358

319

116

264

232

179

388

319
319

72, 408

410

200, 358

138, 172, 358

222, 378

113

, ,, 192, 232, 319
45, 122, 399, 4o3. 404

375

37, 374

368

156. 284

368

182, 319

244. 345

275. 345

368

260

368

182. 345

266

368

408

Tadros, William Henein 417

Taft, Hunter George, Jr. 417

Talbutt, John H. 319

Talbott, Flovd Robert. Jr. 358

Tallant. Wallace Franklin 206, 368

Talley, James Maynard, Jr. 216

Tally, William Parham 117
Tanner. Michael Spencer 34, 116, 212. 232. 319

Tarn. William Der. Jr. 219. 368

Tate. Elizabth Helen 411

Tatum, Jim 240, 277

Tatum. Walter Lewis 178,277,358

TAU EPSILON PHI 220

Tayloe, Joshua .■!97

Taylor, Benjamin Wayne 74, 345

Tavlor, Chester Winfleld, Jr. 118

Tavlor. Cooper Ellis. Jr 140. 378

Taylor. David Joel 319

Taylor. Doris Darling 272

Tavlor. Edward Eugene 368

Taylor, Emory Winefield 368

Taylor, George Thomas 397

Taylor, Guy, Jr 368

Taylor, Isaac M. 231

Taylor, James Harvey 368

Taylor, John Thomas 358

Taylor. Lawrence Arthur. Jr. 45. 345

Taylor. Raymond Ma.son 113. 380

Taylor, Richard Lewis 226. 319

Taylor. Roberta VonWiller 409

Taylor. Shahane R 34

Tavlor. Thomas CuUom 47.319

Tavlor. Dr. William 124. 398
Tavlor. William Howard 44. 210. 228. 345

Tavlor. Zachary 368

Teague. James Knox. .Ir. 194. 345

Teal. Ralph R. 133

Tejada-De. Rivero David A. 417

Temple. Jo Ann 408

Temple. Joseph Edward 236. 319

Templeton. 'William Klaack 319

Tenenbaum. Lee J. 224. :U".

TENNIS 262

Terry. Doris Elaine 417

Thames. Sidney Lee 182. 345

Tharrington, A. Fern 374

453

Thoma

Thomas,
Thomas,
Tliomas,

James «n

CHI 222

Nannie Frances 411

Allen George 201

Thomas, Anne Louise 272, 345

Thomas, Barbara Scott 169, 345

Thomas, Bennett Allen, Jr 44, 4.5, 46, 48, 49,

114, 115, 127, 132, 319

Thomas, Charles Avery, Jr 120,133,345

Thomas, I'harles Walten, 111 345

Thomas, (.'laude Benson. Jr 319

Dewey Eugene 369

Hugh Upton, Jr 126

J. Elizabeth 411

Thomas, James Norman 198,358

Thomas, Jerry Goddard 319

Thomas, L. W 134

Thomas, Philip M 125

Thomas, Robert E 345

Thomas, Vincent Bernard 201, 369

Thompson, Benjamin Everett. Jr 394

Thompson, Charles 133

Thompson, Charles Clendenin 369

Thompson, Charles Dale 402

Thompson, Charles Raymond 345

Thompson, Cynthia Valia 37, 345

Thompson, Elizabeth Roberts 176,319

Thompson, Ernest Lynwood, III 210.319

Thompson. Eugene Cehron 345

Thompson. Everette 392

Thompson, H. O. 124

Thompson, Harold Wayne, Jr 179, 358

Thompson, Herndon Walter 358

Thompson, Jack 215

Thompson, James Cleveland, Jr 345

Thompson, James Franklin 72,210,319

Thompson, James Sherwood 194,358

Thompson, James W 193, 360

Thompson, Joe Wayne 394

Thompson, John H 395

Thompson, Margaret Anne 272, 411

Thompson, Sanford Webb, III 141,388

Thompson, Tarlton Roberts, Jr 358

Thompson, William Cannon, Jr 346

Thompson, William Michael, Jr 358

Thompson, William Turner, Jr. 192,265,320

Thornburg, Joseph Carlyle 139,378

Thornton, Harry L 219

Thornton, Luann 37, 46

Thorpe, Alexander ProudHt, III 226, 346

Thurman, David Hugh 369

Tioe, John K 72

Tickel, Lela Diane 390

Tieslau, Carol Alicia 411

Tiffany, Currell Hunton 74, 185

Tiller, Claude Baker 346

Tillman, Clifton Hunter 120,320

Tillman, John S. 369

Tillman, William Warren, Jr 369

Tillotson. John H. 125

Timberlake. Roberts Edgar 214,228,231,346

Tino, David R. 345

Tippett, Walter Lynda 404

Tison, Benjamin. Ill 378

Todd. Richard McKee 358

Toland. Hugh James, Jr. .320

Tolar, Joseph Marion .358

Tolbert, James N. .64

Toler. John Rodney 193, 369

Tolton. Ann Linn ,411

Tompkins. Charles Vauter, Jr. 114, 117, 212, 320
Toms, Herbert Logan, Jr. , , ,378

Torrence. Harry Lee 199. 346

Trachtenberg. Stephen Jay 397

TRACK 266

Trado. Charles E., Jr 392, 395

Traske, Madeline 177

Travis. William A.. Jr 189

Tripp. Cecil De Wayne 396

Tripp. Geraldine 411

Tripp. Jerry 407

Tripp. Ronald Tucker 404

Tripp. William Earl, Jr. 369

Trotter. Weslev Asbury, Jr 232, 358

Troutman, Dennis Franklin 389

Troutman, Howard Preston 358

Troxler. Charles D. 126

Trueblood, Samuel Neal 141,386

Tryson. Oscar Lemual 369

Tucker. Billy Ray 380

Tucker. Peggy Anne

320

Tuggle. Richard James

139

379

183

346

Tugman, Stuart Grady, Jr.

346

Tullai, Fred

240

346

Turcotte. Robert Eugene

374

Turjanic. Ed

241

Turlington. Clyde M

236, 241

244

Turnbull. David Drew-

181

369

Turner, Anthony Garland

118

S.SS

Turner, Barbara Lvnne

409

Turner. Henry Catlett

117

232

Turner, Huldah Ruth

389

Turner. Jacciueline

144

411

Turner. Martha Rogers

190

346

Turner. Nancy

36.

346

Turner, Nancy Elizabeth

409

Turner. Robert Alexander

180, 189, 261

346

Turner. Shelton Jackson

346

Turney. Mabel S.

I2.S

Turnipseed. George Thomas

74

368

Tuttle. Arthur Norman, Jr.

374

Twisdale. Harold Winfred

194,

387

Tyler, Dr. Eunice N.

414

Ind

ex

i

Tyler, Joan

Tyman, Ronald Jay

Tyson, Ben

Tyson, Oscar Lemuel
Tyson, William Wesley

U

Ullman, Berthold L.
Ulmer, John Gordon, Jr.
Umstead, Alex Wiley
Umstead, Sandra Kelly
UXC BAND

358
.140
369
358

284
194, 320
. 369

411
68

UNDERGRADUATES 281

Underwood, John Gordon 58, 320

Underwood, Laura Neal 320

Underwood, William 128, 214

Upchurch, Gilbert Rivera 172, 320

Upohurch, Sarah Jane 151, 403

Upton, Stephen Richard, Jr 188, 346

Upton, Thomas Hug-h, Jr 117,218,320

Usher, Harry Austin 160, 369

Usher, Harold GrifBn 403

Usina, Ralph Stelljes 188, 320

Utermehle, Jack Wilson 35S

Vaden, Harold Wayne . 346

VALKYRIES '...'.'.' 112

Vailotton, Joseph Maxwell 179, 369

402

,376

,346

389

54, 320

36, 202

. 391

168

Vanderburg, William Lee
VanHecke, M. T.
VanHorn, Fredrick Earl
VanVleet, David Edward
vanVoorhees, Mary Alys
VanWeyk, Sarah
VanWyke, Dr. Judson J.

Vance, James

Varnedoe, Samuel L., Jr.

Varnum, James Wilson 161, 241, 266, 267, 320

Vaughan, Eula Cheek 417

Vaughan, Richard BolUng, III 346

Vaughn, Gary Ellis 35S

Vaught, Carolyn 100, 203, 346

Veasey, Luther David 132, 346

Venable, Charles Holman 138, 379

Venters, Wayne Burnette 198 358

Venters, Wayne Victor, 11 40, 198, 320

Vernon, Dr. Charles R 391

Verrone, Irvin Richard 369

Vess, Marvin Claude, Jr 133 346

Vick, George Davis 205 369

Viekers, Joel E. 160

Veazey, Perry Burt 392, 396

Villas, James Milton ' 358

Vincent, Malvern Pitzhugh . . 358

Vinnik, Donald Harvey 220, 358

Vogal, George Wendelyn 369

Von Biberstein, Richard, Jr. 380

VonBramer, Constance F. 191, 346

Voorhis, Remson
Vrudhula, Krishna Murthy

W

Wade, Albert Lee
Wade, Julius Jennings
Wagner, Emily Martin

Wagner, Bob

Wagner, Jim

Wagoner, William Hampton
Waitman, Albert Marvin
Waldo, Gordon Payne
Walker, Ehvood
Walker, Grayson Howard
Walker, Helen Hope
Walker, Jane Crawford
Walker, James Elwood
Walker. John Luther, Jr.

Walker. Kenneth C.
\\'.illiir. Leroy Epps
\\all;.-r, Luther Loneith
W'alkpr, Oscar Blair

Walker, Paul Morgan

Walker, Robert Glenn, Jr.
Walker, Thomas Nathaniel
Walker, William Kent
Wall, David Lee
Wall. Paddy Sue
Wall. Phyllis Brenda
Wallace, Charles Dixon
Wallace, David Russell
Wallace, Joann Darlene
Wallace, Kelley, Jr.
Wallace, Lewis John, Jr.
Wallace, Mitchell Warren
Walldorf. Rudy Herman
Waller. Harry Franklin
Walser, John Thurman, Jr
Walser, Joseph Gaither
Walser, Margaret Virginia

Walsh, Joan C

Walsh, Kathryn Jones
Wachendorfer, Paul

Walsh, William C

Walston, Ahe ,

Walston, Elmo Hardin
Walters. Alan Stanley
Walters. Charles Stephen
Walters, Charlie Robertson
Walters, Thomas Noble

Walton, Mary Eliza

Warburton. Susan Gregory .
Ward, Bennie Brooks
Ward, David Livingstone, Jr.
Ward, Jesse David, Jr.
Ward, Joseph Willard

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Ward, Josephine

Ward, Larry Dean

Ward, Marvin Elwood

Ward, Wanda Lane . , .

Warder, Susan Kay

Wardlaw, William C.

\\'ardrup, Leo C, Jr

Warwick, Robert F.

Warlick, Bobby Bryan

Warlick, Thomas Wilson , , . .

Warner, Jack F

Warner, Doug

Warner, Joe Henley

Warner, Sidney Rogers

Warren, Bert Barrow

Warren, C. Carl, Jr

Warren, Caroline Brown

Warren, Carolyn

Warren, Donald P.

Warren, Donald William , , . .

Warren, Hubert Holman, Jr.

Warren, John M., Jr

Warren, Priscilla G. ,

Warwick, Robert F

Waters, Harold Lee

\Vaters, Henry Gene

\\'aters, Lester Eugene , , .

Waters, Ronnie Mason

\\'atkins, Linda

Watkins, Ruth

Watkins, William Henry, IV

Watson, David Thomas

Watson, David M

^\'aynick, Wallace Anne

\Veatliers, Celeste

Weatherspoon, Leonard Allen

\^'eaver, Ben Franklin

Weaver, Fred H.

Weaver, George Arthur

Weaver, George Walter

Weaver, H. Michael .

Wea\'er, Harold Canter ,

Weaver, James Edward, Jr.

Weaver, Kay Elizabeth

Weaver, Nancy B

\Veaver, Pearce Roberts , , . .

Weaver, Roy Albert

Weaver, Van Darwin , . ,
Weaver, Zebulon, III
Webb, Charles Aurelius
Welib. Edward Gedney, Jr. .

Webh, Kathryn Kyle

Webb, Lois Ann

Webber, Emily Evans

Webster, Betty Rene
Webster, David Wesley
Webster, Ernest Rogers . .
Webster, Katherine Marie , , .
Wel>ster, Thomas Carlton

Webster, W'illiam

Weeks, Paul Martin

Weeks, Theodore Willard, Jr.
Weiner, Richard David
Weinman, Michael Henry
\\'einstein, Lee Moret
Weinstein, Robert Morton
Weir, Dewey Frederick, Jr.
Weisner, Rylan Campbell
Weiss, Dr. Charles M.
Weitzman, Nancy Schechter
Weitzman, Richard Paul
Welborn. Johnny Walter
Welch, Jane Louise
\\'elIons. Robert Leon

AVelKs, Allison D

Don A

Harry Warren, Jr.
James Barden
Marcia Mason
Robert O'Neill
«'elt. Dr. Louis G.
Welton, David Scott . .
Wenber.cr. Bette Anne
Wendler. Julie Ann
Wendt. David Nelson
Wessinger, James Baldwin
Wesson, Robert Aubrey, Jr.
West. Danny Eugene ...
West, Harry Archibald
West, Robert Lee
West, Sara Elizabeth
Westbrook, Charles Heath
Westhrook, James A.
Westbrook, Jane Ward
Wattach, Robert
Whaley, John Lewis
^^'baling. Eugene Cox
Whatleyk, James Everett .
Wliedbee, Charles Monroe
^Vheeler, Harold Gray
Wheeler. Lucius Penden, Jr.
Wheeler, Martha Elizabeth
Whims, Harold Carter, Jr.
Whisnant. William Buxton

Whisnant, Eunice M

Whitaker. Constance Elizabeth
Whitaker, David Louis
Whitaker, John Clarke 55, 60,

Whitaker, Richard Harper, Jr.

Whitaker. Rov Gilbert

Whitaker. William David

White. Donald Robert

White, Eli E

White, Finley Tomlinson, Jr.

W'hite, Franklin Delano

White, Helen Sydnor

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White, Horace Caleb, Jr 358

White, James Battey 118

White, James Grady 131, 346

White, Jane Rhea 169, 346

White, Jean Thomas 369

White, Jerry Donald 369

White, John Jennings 396

White, John Richard 404, 405

White, Joseph Leonidas 369

White, Kenneth 74

White, Dr. Kerr L 391

White, L. Norman 56,60,132,347

White, Llewellyn 177, 347

W'hite. Marshall Whitfield 138

White, Marshall 369, 379

White, Paul Howell 136, 403

White, Perry Mack 194, 358

White, Robert Dean 389

White, Thomas Livingston, Jr. 358

White, Walter Alston 380

White, William Henry, Jr. 117, 142, 322, 397

White, William McKinley 387

Whitefleld, Joe McRae 369

Whitehead, Eugene Thomas, III 56, 60, 114,

12s, 200, 322
Whitehead, John Wesley, Jr. 388

Whitehead, Willis Lee 151, 402

Whitehurst, Edward Roland, Jr. 369

Whitehurst, Elizabeth Baldwin 347

Whitehurst, Margaret Carson 57, 128, 144, 347

Whitehurst, Kit 36, 42, 112, 202, 322

Whitehurst, Wade Lee 358

Whiteley, Mary Susan 42, 168

Whitely, John B 194

Whitelock, Henry Earl 113, 114

Whitener, Anita Cecile 151, 407, 410

Whitfield, Charles Lyne 265, 358

Whitfield, Dale Roy 358

Whitfield, Paul L 51, 52, 54, 127, 322

Whitley, Jane Blount 411

Whitley, John L. 380

Whitley, John Bryan 358

Whitley, Ruth Raye 54,347

W'hitt, John Franklin 322

Whittaker, Connie 322

Whittemore, Cameron Lee 347

Whittle, Amberys R. 358

Whitty, John Christopher 71,276,322,347

W'hyburn, William M. 21

Wible, David C 35

Wicker, Robert Brooks, III 74, 369

Widenhouse, Gary Eugene 347

Widoft, Michael George 369

Wiess, Richard Thomas 142, 386

Wiggins, Richard McKenzie 138. 378

Wiggs, Carol Joann 411

Wilhelm, Bill 256

Wilkens, Charles 143

Wilkerson, Chester Houston 369

Wilkerson, Edwin Cisco 199, 369

Wilkerson, Stephen Lindsay, Jr. 217, 347

Wilkins, James Sartin 322

Wilkins, Leroy Edward 322

Wilkins, Robert Mason . . . 204, 347

Wilkinson, Harvey A. 369

Wilkinson. Martha Frances 203, 347

Wilkinson, Michael Cade 369

Wilkinson, Robert M. 389

Wilkinson, Robert Newton 369

Wilkinson, Wyndham Lee 369

Willard. Ivan Lawrence 403

Willett. Thomas Sherman 374

Williams, Ben 266

Williams, Bill 369

Williams, Dr. Charles 391

Williams, Charles Oliver 211, 369

Williams, Charlotte Catherine 347

Williams, Clyde Franklin 120, 347

Williams. F. Jean 144,417

Williams, James Allen 117, 210

Williams, James Edward 402

Williams. James Lynch .118,174,348,358

Williams, John Cornelius 358

Williams. J. E 134

Williams. Junius Sneed 358

Williams, Larry Howard 358

Williams, Lawrence Lanier 134, 401

Williams, Lillian Alvene 409

Williams, Martha Ann 417

Williams. Philip Tattle, Jr. 161, 166, 347

Williams, Robert Hampton 369

Williams, Robert Whitfield 347

\Villianis. Sarah Lundee 390

Williams. Ted Moore 347

Williams. Williams Tyre, III 131, 347

Williamson, Eleanor Carter .. 99,149,182,322

Williamson. Harold Everett 276, 322

WilIiam.son. Sara Dorgan 148, 182, 322

Williamson. Stanley Morris . . 322

Williford, Carl Patrick 347

Williford, John W. ... 142

Williford, Martha Alice 182, 322

Willinsham, Gail S. 98, 182, 276, 277, 322

Willingham, Paul Edmund 114

Willis, Gordon Caryal, Jr 347

Willis, Harriett Ann 347

Willis, Richard Weldon, Jr. 123, 347

Willis, William A., Jr. 322

Willoushby, Hilda Sorrell .322

Willoughb.v, James Ralph 358

\Vills, Barden 38

Wilmer, Ringgold Wilson, Jr 199,369

Wilson, Carol Bray 402

Wilson, Carolyn Patricia 409

Wilson, Charles Edward .35, 358

Wilson, Frank Amalphus 204, 322

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Wilson,

Frank D., Jr.

188

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Wilson,

Herbert Davis, Jr.

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James Parrish

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James Preston, Jr.

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James Warren ,

347

Wilson,

John Daniel

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John David Bruce

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Dr. John E

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Wilson,

John Lee, Jr

369

Wilson,

Lawrence Addison, Jr.

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Wilson,

Lawrence Glenn

131

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Wilson,

Louis Round

113

Wilson,

Hark King, III

118, 204

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Xoah Rouse, Jr.

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Patricia Davis

202, 271

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Wilson,

Phillip Wood

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369

Wilson,

Richard Carlton

374

Wilson,

Robert Gaines

391

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Robert White, Jr.

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Roger Allen

347

Wilson,

Roy William

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Walter Warren, Jr.

226,

347

Wilson.

William Danford

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Wilson,

William John, III

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Wilson,

Willis Ale.xander, Jr.

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Wilv, J

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Wineco

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Wingfield, Thomas Whetsell

369

Winslow, Betty Sorrell

408

,-. Julian Emmett, Jr.

204

323

Winstead, Druie Daniel, Jr.

134

401

Winstead, John Lindsay, Jr.

394

\\ inston, Barrv T.

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Winston, Frances Ann

. 272

347

Winters, Robert Lee

378

Wirkus

Faustin Edmund

347

Wise, John Edney

396

Wiseman, William Edward

369

Wisler,

Carolyn

30, 202

323

Withrow, Lawrence Randolph

275

359

Witz, Klaus G.

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W.ihlljruck, Everett Lamar

347

Wohlhruck, Theodore Clemens. Ji

359

Wolfe,

Gary Johnson

133

347

Wolfe.

William Thomas

113

Wolfer.

Fredric F., Jr.

63

160

Wolper

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347

Woltz.

Ben van Dalsem

40, 214

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Woltz,

John Montgomery, Jr.

214

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359

Womble, Jacqueline Ruth

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369

Wonihle, Jimmy Craig

403

Womble, James R

127

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WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

WOMEN'S HONOR COUNCIL

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Wood. Arnold Terry

Wood, Bobby Steve

Wood, Douglas Sherrill

Wood, Frederick Philips, Jr.

Wood, Marion . -

Wood, Matthew Thomas

Wood, Robert Dale

Wood, Roy Smith, Jr

Wood, Thomas Benbury 226

Wood, Dr. W. A. , . ,

Woodall, Edward Marshall

Woodard, Joyce .

Woodard, Paul

Woodbury, Edgar Christenson
Woodbury, Eugene B.
Woodhouse, William Walton, III
Wuodley, Samuel Spruill, Jr.

Woodridge, Bernice

Woodruff. Ruth R

Woodrum, Clifton Alexander, III

Woods, Andy Green

Woods. Mary Anne

Woodward, Georgia Burwell ...

Woody, Doris Joan

A\'oody, Gordon, Jr

^^'oody, Sidney Lane

Woody, Steve Walter

Wooldridge, Dabney Ellis
Wooten, Bobby Gene
Wooten, Daniel Dawson

Wooten, Polly . .

Wooten, Sterling Dillon, Jr.

Worley, Donald Lee

Worley, Patricia Anne

Worsley, Charles Killian

Worsley, Edwin Lee

Worsley, George Lawrence, Jr.

Worthington, Thurman W., Jr.

Wray, George Williamson, Jr. 44, 192,

Wray, Lyl

Wray, Martha Sue

\\'renn, Sally Kay , .

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Wright, Dewey Vernon
Wright, Donald Lee
Wright, Forrest Jarrell, Jr.
Wright, George Carver, Jr.
Wright, Howland Fearing
Wright, John J.
Wright. Perry Wayne
Wright, Stanley
Wright, Walter David
Wrye, Charles Lowell
Wynn, Earl R.
Wynne, Thomas Robert

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Yancey, Sam M., Jr

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Yarborough, Charles Hill, Jr.

113, 140

378

Yarborough, William Hardy

402

Yarbrough, Cecil Moore, Jr.

Varbrough, Joseph Clem

Yardley, Jonathan

Yates, Helen Luoile

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Yates, Don Victor

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Yates, James W.

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Yates, Michael Hoy

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Yates, Scott Tucker

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Yeager. Carol Louise

411

Yett, Marian Frances

417

Yoder, Kenneth Lee

125

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Yopp, Jack Gerrard

323

York, Frank W.

York, Geraldine

408

Yost, Thomas Marion

Youhanna, Theodore

265

323

Younce, Charles Pearson

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347

Young, Charles Sherrill

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David Richard

Young

Davis B.

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Douglas Maurice

141

387

■S'oung

Ernest Franklin, Jr.

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Young

Helen Stiles

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347

Michael Arthur

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Ronald D.

Young

Wayne Bennett

359

Vount, Cecil Edward

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Younts, Worth Duane

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Yowell. Robert Kluttz

117

YWCA

148

Z:ickary, James Neville 403

Zaslau, Barry Arthur 221,370

Zealy, Albert H. 185

Zeh, Bettv Grace 57, 128, 170, 347

Zeiller, Donald Richard 199, 359

ZETA BETA TAU 224

ZETA PSI 226

Zickgraf, William Grant 236, 260, 261, 323

Zimmerman, Edward Kline 323

Zimmerman, Mary Harrietts .407,410

Zlotnicki, Bogdan M. 120, 166, 265, 347

Zollicoffer, John Hilliard, Jr. 117,184,323

Zwahlen, Roberta Ann 190,323

Zwicker, Jeffrey A 271

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haus. William C. King, Norman D. Kantor, Julian H. Morgan. Fred
Powledge, W. H. Sears, Michael F. Smith, James M. Spoon, Jr., UNC Photo
Lab, Lavergne Johnson of Chapel Hill, Smith Studios of Raleigh, The
Charlotte Observer. The Durham Morning Herald, and The Raleigh News
and Observer. For specific picture credits contact the editor, permanent
address Scotland Neck, North Carolina.

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