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THE LIBRARY OF THE
UNIVERSITY OF
NORTH CAROLINA
AT CHAPEL HILL
THE COLLECTION OF
NORTH CAROLINIANA
C378
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1966
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This book is due on the last date stamped
below unless recalled sooner. It may be
renewed only once and must be brought to
the North Carolina Collection for renewal.
INTHHffiSAKHBtftii
yackety yack
university of north Carolina
chapel hill, north Carolina
prologue
Down through the years traditions have begun
on the Carolina campus to become the mem-
ories of yesterday and the heritage of today.
This book is one of those heritages — an old col-
lege yell that has become etched in the tradition
of history. When the Dialectic Senate and the
Philanthopic Assembly combined with the fra-
ternities in 1890 to publish the first University
of North Carolina yearbook, the cheer, "Yack-
ety Yack," was taken as a name. The staff
member who suggested the name, J. C. B.
Ehringhaus, went on to become governor of the
state and, through the dorm that bears his
name, a permanent part of Carolina. That first
Yack, also, has left a memorial — a long line of
University annuals that have faithfully contin-
ued its spirit. Between these covers, this book
has tried to capture informally the whole spirit
of U.N.C., just as did that yell of yesterday,
"Yackety Yack!"
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This past year has been one of controversy for
the University of North Carolina — one in which
its existence as a free institution of learning has
been questioned. There were many who felt that
the University and its citizens should devote
themselves to the rote memorization of bland
textbook material; there were others who felt
that whatever occurs in the halls that they own
should be strictly supervised by the representa-
tives they elect — the state legislature; and
there were also those who felt that U.N.C. was a
malignancy to be destroyed. But there is some-
thing to a university, something which cannot
be destroyed by petty critics with their petty
mores and suspicious fears. That quality is visi-
ble in the traditions of a campus — in the physi-
cal features that set the scene and the actors
who play the roles. For what demagogue can
detract from the quiet dignity that is South
Building and the Old Well, or what self-
righteous chauvinist can condemn the com-
passion of students united in giving blood or
walking 140 miles for charity? These are the
things that make the University of North Caro-
lina, and these are the things which will insure
its existence long after its detractors have van-
ished and been forgotten.
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Much of a University's heritage and tradition can be traced
in the history of one building and outgrowths from it. What
is today known as Playmaker's Theatre is one such building.
Built in 1851 Playmaker's was the fifth structure built at
U.N.C. and was known originally as Smith Building. In those
early years it held the only bath facilities on the campus;
thinly clad males journeying from their dorm rooms in Old
East and Old West were warned of the approach of females
by the cry, "Angel on the campus!" During the War Between
the States, when Union troops occupied Chapel Hill, they quar-
tered their horses in Smith Building, which at that time held
the University Library. The library remained there until 1929,
when it was moved to the first unit of what is now Louis R.
Wilson Library. Since 1929, Smith has housed the Playmaker's
drama group and has served as its theatre; it has even adopted
the name of these new tenants as its own. From this one build-
ing a wealth of Carolina tradition can be learned, and it is by
no means unique in this respect.
Its cornerstone laid in 1793 and formally opened on January
15, 1795, Old East is the oldest building on a state-supported
campus in the United States. It is ironic, of course, that the
seeds of discord which nearly wrecked the University are pres-
ent in that proud boast. For in its subservience to tne state, the
University of North Carolina is seemingly controlled by those
very forces of ignorance which it seeks to eliminate. Yet, the
very presence of Old East is testimony to the ability of an insti-
tution to transcend its opponents and rise triumphant; that one
edifice has been in existence for over 170 years, while those in
the nineteenth century who feared atheistic, sinful science, and
in the twentieth who feared atheistic Communism, have passed
away. The spirit of Carolina has grown and will grow; it is evi-
denced in its inception in Old East and in its growth to the
present in Morrison. But there is still something else that re-
mains and will remain even when these buildings have fallen —
that is the student, the universal student, the University stu-
dent. Whether he be a Carolina Gentleman or scholar, whether
a he or a she, the student will always be here. And is it not in
the student, in the development of the human mind, that excel-
lence in the University and in the world is achieved? And in-
deed, regardless of the blindness prevalent in the states, it is
only through the student that freedom can prevail.
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FORTY-FIVE
CLASSES
FORTY-EIGHT
FORTY-NINE
SEfllOR OFFICERS
JOHN HARMON
President
ARMISTEAD MAUPIN
Vice President
CAROL PAYNE
Secretary
SAMANTHA TOWNSEND
Social Chairman
KATHY CANNON
Treasurer
CLASS OF 1966
Abrams, Benjamin Morris
A B. in Political Science
Acee, Jr., J. Marshall
A.B. in Political Science
Adams, Jeffrey Paul
A.B. in Political Science
Adams, 1 1 1, Junius Greene
A.B. in English
Adams, Prise 1 1 la Bercik
A.B. in English
Adams, Jr., Thurston Ray
A.B. in Chemistry
Adkins, Evelyn May
A.B. in Math Education
Aimone, William F.
B S. in Industrial Relations
Ainsley, Jr., William Franklin
A.B. in Biblical Studies
Albritton, Jr., Paul Howard
B.S. in Business Administration
Aldridge, John Eugene
A.B. in Political Science
Alexander, Jr., Roy Fink
B S in Business Administration
Allen, Frank William
A.B. in English
Allen, Allison Graham
A.B. in Political Science
Allen, Jane Kay
A.B. in English
Allen, III, Mitchell F.
B.S. in Business Administration
Allen, William Harvey
A.B. in Economics
Almond, Charles Malcolm
A.B. in Chemistry
Almond, Gary Ronald
B.S. in Business Administration
Alper, Mark
B.S. in Mathematn
Altman, Gregory Allen
B.S. in Business Administration
Ambrose, Richard William
A B in Radio, Television, and Motion Pictures
Amend, Jr., John Frederick
A.B. in Chemistry and History
Amos, William Robert
A B in Psychology
Anderson, Carol G.
A.B. in Spanish
Anderson, David Gaskill
A.B. in Spanish
Anderson, Jon Edwin
B.S. in Business Administration
Anderson, Roy Long
A.B. in English
Anderson, Sylvia Anita
B S. in Nursing
Andrews, William Russell
A.B. in History
Arhart, Richard James
B.S. in Chemistry
Arledge, Sophie Hampton
A B. in English Education
Charlotte
Branford, C
Greensboro
CLRSS OF 1966
Arthur, Tom Donnelly
A.B. in Economics
Greenville
Ashcraft, Cornelia Ellen
A.B. in Secondary Education
Chapel Hill
Ashford, Ocravia Susan
A.B. in Education
New Bern
Atchley, Judy Elizabeth
A.B. in Sociology
Rutherfordton
Atkins, Barbara Jean
A.B. in Art Education
Albemarle
Atkinson, Jr., Carl Wilburn
A.8. in History
l.ilesville
Augustine, Andrew John
B.S. in Business Administration
Fayetteville
Babb, Henry Curtis
A.B. in Political Science
Ahoskie
Baddour, Richard Allen
A.B. in Economics
Ooldsboro
Baer, III, Richard Price
A.B. in French
Edenton
Baggett, Henry Clifford
A.B. in Mathematics
Keidsville
Bagwell, Jr., Larry Edward
A.B. in History
Bahnson, III, Frederic Fries
A.B. in Political Science
Bailey, Beverly Kay
A.B. in Education
Bailey, Bobbie Jean
B.S. in Medical Technology
Baker, Duane Leonard
A.B. in History
Raleigh
vVmston-Salem
Wilmington
Aiken, S. C
Charlotte
Baker, Jacque N.
A.B. in Chemistry
Sanford
Baldwin, III, Bernard Coleman
A.B. in History
Lynchburg, Va.
Baldwin, John C.
B.S. in Business Administration
Port Washington, N. Y
Ball, Gary Floyd
A.B. in Political Science
Lexington
Ball, Jr., James Weeks
B.S. in Business Administration
Elizabeth City
Ballard, Harry Hampton
A.B. in Chemistry
Welch, W. Va
Ballenger, James Caudell
A.B. in Psychology
Raleigh
Bandy, Robert Ray
A.B. in Political Science
Goldsboro
Banker, Barbara Ann
A.B. in Education
Cincinnati, Ohio
Banks, Aubrey Malcolm
B.S. in Business Administration
Harbinger
Banks, Martha Ellen
A.B. in Physical Education
Durham
Barden, Jr., Heywood Lamb
A.B. in Education
Raleigh
Barf ield, James Everett
A.B. in Political Science
Vidalia, Ga.
Barker, Mary Elizabeth
A.B. in Political Science
Jacksonville, Flo.
Barnard, Robert Lee
B.S. in Business Administration
Kanna polls
Barnes, R. Thompson
A.B. in History
Elm City
SEfllORS
Barrett, Jr., Braxton Earl
Beitler, Alvin
B.S. in Business Administration
Paramus, N. J.
Bellman, Terry Richard
B.S. in Mathematics
West Springfield, Va.
Belsinger, Jr., Jack Russell
B.S. in Business Administration
Huntingdon Valley, Pa.
Benfield, Ray Denton
A.B. in Physical Education
Hidden ite
Benjamin, Carol Ann
A.B. in Education
Baltimore, Md.
Bennett, Mary Suzanne
B.S. in Nursing
Asheville
Bennett, Robert E.
A.B. in Political Science
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Benson, Paul Douglas
B.S. in Business Administration
Charlotte
Benton, Billy Brantford
A.B. in Psychology
Denville, N. J.
Berry, Carol Elizabeth
A.B. in Journalism
Atlanta, Ga.
Bethea, Harry E.
A.B. in Economics
Wilmington
Bethel, BrendaGwynn
A B. in English
Raleigh
Bettis, Robert Edwin
A.B. in Journalism
Greensboro
Betty, L. Tyson
A.B. in Mathematics
Asheville
Bird, Paul Edmond
A.B. in Political Science
Wytheville, Va.
Birnie, Ada Lea Norf leet
A B. in English
Atlanta, Ga.
B. S. in Accounting
Littleton
Barrett, Paul Welles
A.B. in English
Plainfield, N. J.
Barrett, Tobie Ann
A B. in Elementary Education
High Point
Barron, Wanda Lynn
A.B. in English
Chester Springs, Pa.
Barrs, William Lewis
B.S. in Business Administration
Syracuse, N. Y.
Bartlett, Judith Ann
B.S. in Nursing
Raleigh
Bass, Jr., Dewitt Gray
A.B. in Zoology
Wilmington
Battle, Mary Josephine
A.B. in Social Studies Education
Andrews
Baucom, Charles Michael
A.B. in Economics
Charlotte
Baum, Jr., Robert Leo
B.S. in Business Administration
Jacksonville, Fla.
Baylin, Jonathan Frank
A.B. in History
Durham
Baynard, Jr., William Thorn
A.B. in English
St. Petersburg, Fla.
Beall, Mary Alice
A.B. in English Education
Eatonton, Ga
Beatty, Joseph Robert
A.B. in Political Science
Charlotte
Beckett, Robert Sampson
B.S. in Mathematics
Bnghtwaters, N. Y.
Becton, Susan Margaret
A.B. in English
Raleigh
FIFTY-THREE
CLRSS OF 1966
Bishop, III, William Thomas
Bonczek, Robert Roger
A.B. in Chemistry
Webster, Mass.
Bone, John Samuel
A.B. in History
Weldon
Boone, Robert Edward
A.B. in Philosophy and Psychology
Burlington
Bossen, Judith Ann
A.B. in English
Jacksonville, Fla.
Bost, Stanley Lloyd
A.B. in Chemistry
Statesville
Boswell, Virgil Stephen
B.S. in Accounting
Kenly
Botsford, Jr., Robert Adolphus
B.S. in Business Administration
Charlotte
Bowen, Linda Jean
B.S. in Medical Technology
Durham
Boyce, Jr., Jacob Cameron
A.B. in English
Tyner
Boyle, Kaye Terrell
A.B. in Art History
Charlotte
Boyles, Larry Wayne
A.B. in English
Hickory
Bradley, Michael Moran
A.B. in History
Asheville
Brill, Alan Howard
A.B. in Chemistry
Tarboro
Brilliant, Irwin Joel
B.S. in Mathematics
Portland, Me.
Britt, Elizabeth Anne
A.B. in Sociology
Norfolk, Va.
Broome, Bette Louise
B.S, in Medical Technology
Boone
B.S. in Business Administration
Lexington, Ky.
Black, Kermit Lamar
A.B. in English Education
Hickory
Black, LoisMarcia
A.B. in Philosophy and Chemistry
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Blackley, William Jackson
A.B. in English
Dunn
Blackwell, III, Samuel Alexander
A.B. in History
Fayetteville
Blaine, Eva Lee
A.B in History and Political Science
Chapel Hill
Blakeney, Virginia Claire
A.B in English
Charlotte
Blanton, Jr., Joseph Kennon
A.B. in Political Science
Shelby
Blanton Melba Lee
A B in Psychology
Concord
Bledsoe, Samuel
A B. in French
Rockwood, Tenn.
Blowe, Ralph Boyd
A.B. in History
Weldon
Blue, James Madison
B.S. in Business Administration
Chevy Chase, Md
Blum, William Raymond
B S. in Accounting
Dunwoody, Ga
Boal, Donald Stuart
B.S. in Business Administration
Wake Foresl
Boggs, Charles Irving
B S. in Industrial Relations
Cartersville, Va
Boggs, Harriet Kendrick
A.B. in Education
Cherryville
FIFTY-FOUR
SEfllORS
Broome, Jr., Hoyle S.
A.B. in English and Radio, Television, and Motion Pictures
Brown, Jerry Samuel
B.S. in Chemistry
Brown, Jimmie Charles
B.S. in Business Administration
Brown, Vivian Sarita
A.B. in English Education
Browning, Judith Lee
B.S. in Nursing
Broyhill, 1 1, Thomas Hamilton
A.B. in Political Science and History
Bruce, Robert Michael
B.S. in Accounting
Raleigh
Bryan, Hugh Douglas
A.B. in Sociology and Anthropology
Chapel Hill
Bryce, Katherine Arthur
A.B. in Social Studies Education
Gaston ia
Buchanan, David George
A.B. in Chemistry
Greensboro
Buchanan, Jessica Irene
B.S. in Science Education
Sylva
Bullard,Carl
A.B. in English and History
Mcxton
Bullock, James Walter
A.B. in Political Science
Manson
Bullock, Jr., Joseph Anthony
A.B. in Art
Fort Lauderdale, Fla
Bumgardner, Jr., Leonard Wilson
A.B. in History and Sociology
Belmont
Bundy, Kay
A.B. in English Education
Madison
Bunte, Louis Edward
B.S. in Business Administration
Bunton, Ray Lincoln
A.B. in Chemistry
Burgess, Nelle Hicks
A.B. in Special Education
Burkette, David Wayne
Atlanta, Ga.
Statesville
Durham
A.B. in Psychology
Winston-Salem
Burkhalter, George Anton
A.B. in Political Science
Black Mountain
Burnish, Sara Camlin
B.S. in Nursing
Roanoke, Va.
Burns, Harriet Leah
A.B. in English
Charlotte
Burr, Catherine Ann
A.B. in Psychology
Winston-Salem
Burton, Betsy Hall
A.B. in Elementary Education
Reidsville
Burton, Clara Eunice
B.S. in Nursing
Burlington
Burwell Susanne Jefferay
A.B. in Elementary Education
New Bern
Busby, Julian Goode
A B. in French
Kannapolis
Busby, William Jarvis
A.B. in Chemistry and History
Salisbury
Butcher, Charles William
A.B. in Art History
Grifton
Butler, George Tyssen
A.B. in English
Montego Bay, Jamaica
Byrd, James Edward
A.B. in Chemistry
Raeford
FIFTY-FIVE
CLASS OF 1966
Colder, Bobby James
A B. in Psychology
Caldwell, Richard Newton
B 5. in Business Administration
Cameron, Harold Harrington
A.B. in Chemistry
Camp, Ray Hays
A B. in Political Science
Campbell, Judith Ann
A B. in Mathematics Ed-cation
Campbell, William Terrell
A.B. in Studio Art
Canata, Jr., William John
A.B. in Economics
Cannon, Clarence Ray
A.B. in History
Cannon, Katherine Douglas
A B. in Math Education
Canter, William Glen
BS in Business Administration
Caputo, Kathryn Buford
A.B in Recreation Administration
Carlisle, Blonnie Lou
B S in Nursing
Carlson, Elaine Ruth
A.B. in Education
Carmichael, Carroll Douglas
B.S in Physics
Carpenter, Jr., James Robert
A.B. in Political Science
Carroll, Freddie Rauford
BS in Science Education
Carson, Donald Wayne
A B in Political Science
Carson, Neill Mills
A B. in Psychology
Carter, James Douglas
B.S. in Business Administration
Cassidy, William Farrell
A B. in Chemistry
Castleberry, Michael Scott
A.B. in English
Cathey, Sarah Ann
A.B. in Education
Cauble, Myrtle Kathleen
A.B. in Political Science
Cecil, Charles Richard
B.S. in Business Administration
Chacey, Franklin Bradsher
A.B. in English
Challen, Erin Gary
A.B. in English
Chance, Richard Brooks
A.B. in Economics
Cheatham, Jr., Clarence Burton
B.S. in Education in Chemistry
Cheatham, Elizabeth Parrish
A B. in Chemistry
Cheves, Jr., Keywood Cornell
B S. in Physics
Choi, Sang-Sam
B.S. in Physics
Churchill, Joseph Lacy
B.S. in History
Durham
Kannapolis
Broadway
Waynesville
Wilmington
Yazoo City, Miss.
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Kinston
Charleston, S. C.
Greensboro
Annandale, Va.
Dry Fork, Vo.
Florence, S. C.
Wilmington
Cramerton
Seaboard
Rocky Mount
Gaston ia
Raleigh
Akron, Ohio
Garner
Easley, S. C.
Hickory
Hickory
Chapel Hill
Memphis, Tenn.
Richmond, Va.
Franklinton
Youngsville
Littleton
Kyung Buck, Korea
Roanoke, Vo.
SEfllORS
Clark, David Lewis
A.B. in Economics
Clark, Elsie Jane
A.B. in Sociology
Clark, Jerry Lee
B.S. in Business Administration
Clements, James Larry
B.S. in Industrial Relations
Clinard, Lelia Thomas
A.B. in Mathematics
Cloney, Marie Phillips
B.S. in Nursing
Cobb, Ronald Kay
B.S. in Business Administration
Coble, Samuel Newlin
B.S. in Business Administration
Cody, Mary Ann
A.B. in English
Cofer, Gilbert Milton
B.S. in Industrial Relations
Coghill, James Woods
A B. in Journalism
Cohoon, William Charles
A.B. in Political Science
Colison, Margaret Estelle
B.S. in Nursing
Collins, Henry Boyd
B.S. in Business Administration
Collins, Jr., Leslie Gordon
A.B. in Chemistry and Mathematics
Conner, James Michael
B.S. in Business Administration
Cook, Jr., Billy J.
B S in Mathematics
Cook, Fredric William
A.B. in Drama
Cooke, Jon David
A B in Geography
Cooley, Jean Cowan
B.S. in Sociology
Copeland, Roxella Diane
A.B in Political Science
Corbett, Jr., Thomas Alvin
B.S. in Business Administration
Cordell, Thomas McNeill
B.S. in Mathematics
Corder, Robert Joseph
B.S. in Business Administration
Corry, Paul William
B.S. in Business Administration
Covert, Edward Martin
A.B. in History
Cowen, Peter Donnelly
A.B. in English and Philosophy
Cox, Carl Thomas
Cox, Elizabeth Blair
B.S. in Nursing
Cox, Jr., Mason Orlando
A.B. in Chemistry
Cox, Terry Gene
A.B. in English
Craig, Ernestine
A.B. in Physical Education
Atlanta, Ga.
Marion
Greensboro
High Point
Lenoir
Wingate
Greensboro
Winston-Sale
Washington, D. C.
Marshville
Denver
Boone
Rochester, N. Y.
High Point
Monroe
Wilmington
Charlotte
Charlotte
Charlotte
Moncure
Scorsdale, N. Y.
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Gatesville
Salisbury
FIFTY-SEVEN
CLASS OF 1966
Craige, Jane Caroline
A.B. in English
Ke:
swick, Va
Crampton, Guy Clark
A.B. in Political Science
Raleigh
Craven, Suzanne Winstead
A.B. in Education
Roxboro
Crawley, Jr., Jack Benjamin
A.B. in English
Hollister
Creal, Richard Edward
A.B. in Journalism
Wharton, N. J.
Creech, Alice Marie
A.B. in Education
Snow Hill
Creech, Laten Lewis
B.S. in Business Administration
Wins)
on-Salem
Creem, Dorothy Elizabeth
A.B. in English
Pinehurst
Cresimore, Joe Huitt
B.S. in Business Administration
C reveling, III, William Sloan
A.B. in Economics and English
Charlotte
Crimmins, Meredith Ann
A.B. in Mathematics
Sanford
Cromartie, Jr., Luther Martin
B.S. in Business Administration
Wilmington
Croom, Connie Piatt
B.S. in Nursing
Raleigh
Cross, Jr., Lawrence Allan
B.S. in Physics
Ann Arbor, Mich.
Crowder, Ronald Lewis
B.S. in Business Administration
Winston-Salem
Crowe, Sheryl Clark
A.B. in History
New Bern
Crowgey, Margaret Anne
A.B. in Elementary Education
Taylorsville
Crudup, 1 II, Thomas Henry
B S. in Business Administration
Henderosn
Crumley, Charles Edwin
A B. in Chemistry
Chapel Hill
Crutcher, Sharron Lee
B.S. in Mathematics
Asheville
Crutchf ield, Ann Groome
A.B. in Chemistry
Greensboro
Culberson, Ora Lou
A B in Education
Snow Camp
Culbertson, Robert Barber
A B. in Political Science
Englewood, N. J
Culp, Robert William
B.S. in Business Administration
Gastonia
Cunningham, Donald Edward
BS in Business Administration
Greensboro
Cunningham, Elisabeth
A.B. in Education
Charlotte
Dail, Thomas Edward
A.B. in Recreation Administration
Kinston
Dailey, George James
A B. in Zoology
Wayne, N. J.
Daniel, 1 1 1, Charles Camp
B S in Geology
Wilson
Daniell, Mary Elizabeth
A B. in French
Chapel Hill
Darnell, William Irving
A.B. in Political Science
Charlotte
Dougherty, Joseph Kenneth
B.S. in Physics
Durham
DeBarger, David Michael
A B. in Radio, Television, and Motion Pictures
Springtield, Mass.
DeBruhl, Jr., Max Woodrow
B.S. in Economics and Industrial Relotions
Miami, Flo.
Denny, Dwight Douglas
B.S. in Business Administration
Pinnacle
Dickson, III, Paul
A.B. in Political Science
Raeford
Dillon, II 1, Thomas Alexander
B S. in Business Administration
Greensboro
Dingeldein, George Peter
A B. in Zoology
Greensboro
Dobritch, Alexander A.
A.B. in Radio, Television, and Motion Pictures
Pcramus, N, J.
Dorsey, Miriam J.
A B. in Political Science
Raleigh
Dotson, Jr., Bernard Earl
A.B in Economics
Carthage
Dougherty, David Daniel
A.B. in Chemistry and Mathematics
Boone
Downing, Edward Converse
A.B. in Economics
Charlotte
Downton, III, Charles Edwards
A.B. in Psychology
Longmeadow, Mass.
Doyle, George Wright
A.B. in Latin
Doyle, Ruth Lestha
A B. in French Education
Drew, Muriel
A.B. in Psychology
Droze, Gerald Alan
A.B. in English
Pensacola, Flo.
Charlotte
Fiskeville, R. I.
Washington, D. C.
SEniORS
Dougherty, Thomas Alexander
B.S. in Business Administration
High Point
Davis, Barbara Deese
A B. in English Education
Chapel Hill
Davis, Carl Stephen
B.S. in Business Administration
Charlotte
Davis, Charles Thomas
A.B. in Recreation
New Bern
Davis, Gregory Mack-Perry
A.B. in Latin American Studies
Washington, D. C.
Davis, Jefferson Bryan
A.B. in English
Charlotte
Davis, Jenny Dale
B S. in Business Administration
West Cramerton
Davis, John Mason
B.S. in Business Administration
Henderson
Davis, John Richard
A.B. in Zoology
Davis, Jr., John William
B S in Business Administration
Davis, Louise Bahnson
A.B. in Elementary Education
Davis, Marian
A.B. in Education
Davis, Jr., Paul Benning
B.S. in Business Administration
Davis, Robert Carlton
B.S. in Business Administration
Deaton, Joyce Hill iard
A.B. in English
Deaton, Mary Palmer
A B. in Sociology
Roxboro
Burlington
Winston-Salem
Winston-Salem
Chapel Hill
Rocky Mount
Charlotte
Statesville
CLRSS OF 1966
Drummond, Dennis Gene
Edgerton, John Steele
A.B. in History
Charlotte
Edmister, Russell Seymour
B.S. in Business Administration
Chapel Hill
Edwards, Ann Clifton
A.B. in Education
Durham
Edwards, David Willard
B.S. in Business Administration
Greensboro
Edwards, Ted Willis
A.B. in Political Science
Charlotte
Edwards, II, William Masters
A.B. in Physical Education
Ayden
Ehrhart, Lawrence Albert
B.S. in Mathematics
Orleans, Mass
Eidson, Carol Aileen
A.B. in Sociology
Kannapolis
Ekstrom, R. David
A.B. in Psychology
Eller, Jerri Lee
A.B. in English Education
Elliott, Jr., William Thomas
A.B. in Political Science and Sociology
Ellis, Judith Carol
B.S. in Dental Hygiene
Ellis, Jr., KermitWeldon
A.B. in History
Ellis, Robert Earl
A.B- in Economics
Ellis, Steven Paul
A.B. in Psychology
Emory, John Burke
A.B. in History
Greensboro
Cullowhes
Oxford
Henderson
Roanoke Rapids
Gastonia
B.S. in Chemistry
Alexandria, Va.
Dudley, Judith Carole
A.B. in English Education
Washington
Dulin, Jane Jordan
A.B. in Education
Charlotte
Duncan, Katherine Burke
B.S. in Dental Hygiene
Apex
Dunham, Jr., Robert Jay
A.B. in History
Silver Spring, Md.
Dunlevie, Jr., Malcolm Ward
A.B. in Economics
Atlanta, Ga.
Dunn, John Leo
A.B. in Chemistry
Charlotte
Dunn, Jr., John Oliver
A.B. in History
Wilmington
Dunn, Joseph Clayton
A.B. in Physical Education
Asheville
Dunn, Mary Carole
B.S. in Nursing
Chapel Hill
Dunstan, Virginia Herrington
A.B. in English
Elizabeth City
Eagleton, Hugh Edward
A.B. in Political Science
Silver Spring, Md
Early, Steven Thomas
A.B. in Economics
Hickory Corners, Mich.
Eason, Margaret Arnold
A.B. in Education
Salisbury
Edge, Jerry Thomas
B.S. in Business Administration
Roseboro
Edgerton, Clyde Carlyle
A B. in English Education
Durham
Baltir
, Md
SEniORS
Engler, Robert Louis
A.B. in Physics
Chevy Chase, Md.
Enos, IV, Alanson Trask
B.S. in Bacteriology
Greenwich, Conn.
Ephland, III, Charles Ray
B.S. in Industrial Relations
Greensboro
Estes, Melvin Joseph
B.S. in Industrial Relations
Chapel Hill
Etherington, III, Burton Hazell
A.B. in Psychology and B.S. in Industrial Relations
Haverford, Pa.
Evans, Elwyn Kim
A.B. in Economics
Winter Park, Fla.
Evans, Jr., Hoyt Ray
A.B. in English
Jacksonville
Everett, Alpheous Kern
A.B. in Political Science
Sneads Ferry
Everett, Robert Hamilton
A.B. in Political Science
Charlotte
Everhart, Jane Crater
A.B. in English Education
Winston-Salem
Everhart, Jr., Koyt Woodworth
B.S. in Business Administration
Winston-Salem
Exum, Joe
A.B. in Political Science
Snow Hill
Fann, P. Douglas
A.B. in Psychology
Salemburg
Farfour, William Neil
A.B. in History
Morganton
Farrior, Jr., Julian Wade
A.B. in Chemistry and Economics
Greensboro
Fawcett, Robert Redman
A.B. in English
Durbury, Mass.
Feder, Jeffrey H.
A.B. in History
York, Pa.
Feher, David Terry
A.B. in Economics
Topsfield, Mass.
Feik, Gail Elizabeth
A.B. in Sociology
Kinston
Feingold, William Steven
A.B. in English
Melrose, Mass.
Ferebee, Susan Nancy
A B. in Mathematics
New Bern
Fesperman, Sylvia Ann
B.S. in Psychology
Charlotte
Fesperman, William Edward
A.B. in English Education
China Grove
Field, Russel Porter
A.B. in Economics and Spanish
Wyoming, Del.
Finch, Charles Wilfred
B.S. in Business Administration
Spring Hope
Finch, Jr., George Washington
B.S. in Business Administration
Wallace
Finch, Jr., William Curtis
A.B. in Political Science
Fayetteville
Fish, James Arthur
A.B. in English Education
Alexandria, Va.
Fisher, Margaret Gayle
A.B. in English Education
Roseboro
Fisher, Mary Ancil
A.B. in Social Studies
Fayetteville
Fisher, Jr., Stanley Groth
A.B. in English
Kensington, Conn.
Flanagan, Michael Perkins
A.B. in History
Kinston
SIXTY-ONE
CLfiSS OF 1966
Fleming, Jr., Henry D.
B.S. in Business Administration
Boonville
Fleming, John Thomas
A.B. in Chemistry and Zoology
Hickory
Flowers, 1 II, John Morgan
B.S. in Mathematics
Red Springs
Foote, Diana Gayle
A.B. in French
King of Prussia, Pa.
Forbes, Charles Suttle
A.B. in Economics
Greenville
Ford, Jr., Charles Ellis
B.S. in Business Administration
Lojisburg
Ford, Dale Norris
A.B. in Political Science
Spray
Formanek, Peter Raemin
A.B. in History and French
Rocky River, Ohio
Forum, Richard Burton
A.B. in Religion
Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Foster, Jr., Leslie Hastings
B.S. in Business Administration
Durham
Foster, Nola Maria
A.B. in Business Administration
Winston-Salem
Fountain, James Markland
A.B. in Political Science
Easton, Md.
Fowler, James Nelson
A.B. in Psychology
Morganton
Fox, David K. M.
A.B. in English
Gary, Ind.
Fox, Janice Kay
B.S. in Nursing
Raleigh
Franklin, Jr., E. Thomas
B.S. in Business Administration
Goldsboro
Freakley, Jr., Edwin M.
A B. in Journalism
Ft. Monroe, Va.
Freedman, Ceevah Ann
A.B. in Fine Arts
Durham
French, Jr., Berry Godwin
A.B. in Political Science
Lumberton
Freiberg, Allen Charles
B.S. in Psychology and Industrial Relations
Greensboro
Frieden, Jesslyn Rae
A.B. in Sociology
Norfolk, Va.
Frye, Thomas Lawrence
B S. in Business Administration
Hickory
Fuller, Evelyn Louise
A B. in Mathematics and Spanish
Columbus, Go.
Furches, Henry Clay
A B. in Education
Pittsboro
Futterer, Mary Julian
A B in Latin
Rockingham
Gallant, Dorothy Carol
A B in Journalism
Charlotte
Gann, Alice Kellogg
A.B. in English
Atlanta, Ga
Ganus, John Willie
B.S. in Geography
Shallotte
Garden, Christine Josephine
A.B. in Elementary Education
Charlotte
Gaster, Roy Rosser
B.S. in Business Administration
Sanford
Gaunt, Jr., George Loren
A.B in Chemistry and B S. in Zoology
Charlotte
Gebeaux, Robert Joseph
A.B. in Chemistry
Fairfax, Va.
SIXTY-TWO
SEniORS
Gebhardt, Susan Clair
A.B. in Political Science
Charlotte
Gehweiler, Richard William
A.B. in Economics
Youngstown, N. Y.
Gibbs, III, Joseph Franklin
A.B. in Physical Education
Durham
Gibson, Anne Amelia
B.S. in Physical Therapy
Waynesville
Gibson, Martha Zink
B.S. in Nursing
Chapel Hill
Giles, II, Ernest Neal
A.B. in Political Science
Glen Alpine
Giles, Kenneth Darden
B.S. in Industrial Relations
Newton
Gilmore, Stella Florence
B.S. in Nursing
Candler
Gilstad, Claire John
A.B. in English
Kings Mountain
Gimmon, Susan Gayle
A.B in Social Studies Education
Virginia Beach, Va.
Goble, Judy Clarice
A.B. in English Education
Taylorsville
Godfrey, Jr., Roy Burchell
A.B. in Zoology
Chapel Hill
Godwin, Howard Gibson
A.B. in English
Goforth, Jr., Joe Neil
A.B. in History
Goldberg, Linda Ruth
A.B. in Spanish Education
Goldman, Richard Allen
A.B. in History
Goldstein, Bruce
A.B. in History and Economics
Gonzalez, Peter William
B.S. in Business Administration
Goodman, Joseph H.
A.B. in Chemistry
Goodman, Kay
B.S. in Nursing
Goodnight, Patricia Lynn
A.B. in History
Goodwin, Mary Sheila
A.B. in History
Gordon, Jr., Britton Lawrence
A.B. in Political Science
Gorrell, Sarah Anne
B.S. in Bacteriology
Graham, Margaret Etheredge
A.B. in English Education
Graham, Jr., Walter Raleigh
Miarr
li, Flo.
Di
jrham
Richmond, Va.
Charlestor
i, S. C.
Sands Point
N. Y.
Leland
Alton
lahaw
Landis
Arlingtc
in, Va.
East Grand Rapids,
Mich.
Hamptc
m, Va
A.B. in English and Chemistry
Charlotte
Graham, Jr., William Albert
A.B. in Comparative Literature
Chapel Hill
Gray, Elizabeth Reaville
A.B. in Elementary Education
High Point
Gray, Madeline Dell
A.B. in Latin and History
Charlotte
Gray, Mary
B.S. in Mathematics
St. Simons Island, Ga.
Gray, Jr., Paul Allen
A.B. in Comparative Literature
Wadesboro
Greenamyer, Richard Doyle
A.B. in Psychology
Haddc
infield, N. J.
SIXTY-THREE
CLRSS OF 1966
Greene, Jr., John Lee
A.B. in Journalism
Greenway, Robert McKinley
A.B. in English
Greeson, Jr., Michael Ralph
B.S. in Business Administration
Gregory, Margaret Overman
A.B. in Elementary Education
Griffin, James McCarley
A.B. in Economics
Griffin, Jean Carole
A.B. in French
Griffin, Samuel Cecil
A.B. in Mathematics
Groman, Ernest Victor
B.S. in Mathematics
Groome, Margaret Montgomery
A.B. in English
Guard, III, Jchn Etheridge
A.B. in Social Studies
Gulledge, Charles Brooks
B.S. in Business Administration
Gunderson, Karen Lee
B.S. in Nursing
Guthrie, Elizabeth Holmes
A.B. in Spanish Education
Guyer, Ann Laurice
A.B. in Education
Gwynne, Valerie Sue
A.B. in Education
Gygi, Jr., Andrew Charles
A.B. in Zoology
Greenville, Miss.
Poplar Branch
Hamlet
Lewisville
Arden
La Porte, Ind.
Wilmington, Del.
Norfolk, Va.
M* W 9
Hackman, Jeffrey Russell
A.B. in History and English
Thomasville
Hagerty, Roy Hartman
A.B. in Psychology
Greenville
Haithcock, Jr., Willard Irvin
B S. in Business Administration
Marion
Haithcock, Worth Timothy
A.B. in Political Science
Hillsboro
Hall, Patricia Inez
B.S. in Science Education
Brevard
Hall, Jr., Samuel Lindsay
B S. in Accounting
Rocky Mount
Hamilton, John Randle
B S. in Business Administration
Charlotte
Hamilton, Maria Garland
A.B. in Mathematics
Kinston
Hamilton, Stephen Spencer
B S in Business Administration
Asheboro
Hamlin, Jr., William Thomas
B S in Industrial Relations
Durham
Hamm, Kenneth Yates
A.B. in Psychology
Huntsville, Ala.
Hamrick, Richard Douglas
B.S. in Science Education
Shelby
Hampton, Keitha Sue
A B. in English
Canton
Hardenbergh, Frank Eddy
A.B. in Political Science
Wellesley, Mass.
Hardesty, Jr., Ivan
A.B. in Journalism
Raleigh
Hardman, Joel Cecil
A B. in Economics
Shelby
SEfllORS
Harrison, Jr., William Burwell
B.S. in Economics
Hart, James Patrick
B.S. in Business Administration
Hartman, Jr., James Daniel
A.B. in French
Harvey, Anne Elizabeth
A.B. in Recreation
Harville, Jr., Thomas Crawford
B.S. in Business Administration
Hassell, Raymond Grayer
A.B. in History
Hatch, William Manly
A.B. in Political Science
Hauser, Michael Francis
B.S. in Industrial Relations
Haverstock, Mary Elizabeth
A.B. in Zoology
Roanoke Rapids
Hayes, Jr., Gerald Wilton
A.B. in Economics
Coats
Hayes, Margaret Sue
B.S. in Mathematics
West Hartford, Conn.
Hazelton, William Dean
A.B. in Philosophy
Chester, Va
Hechenbleikner, Madeline M
B.S. in Medical Technology
ercedes
Charlotte
Hege, Jerald Dee
A B. in Chemistry
Lexington
Hemphill, William Max
B.S. in Business Administration
Charlotte
Henry, Kenneth Ray
A.B. in Psychology
Newton
Harmon, John Matney
A.B. in History and Economics
Harmon, Jr., John Patrick
A.B. in English
Harnden, Elizabeth Boatwright
A.B. in Sociology
Harrell, Andrew Jackson
A.B. in Chemistry and English
Harrell, Joe Lynwood
B.S. in Business Administration
Harrell, Shirley Ann
A.B. in Education
Harrington, Jr., Ellis Jackson
A.B. in Political Science
Harris, Bayard Easter
A.B. in History
Harris, Cornelius Jackson
B S. in Business Administration
Harris, Douglas Edwin
A.B. in Political Science
Harris, Gaye Karyl
A.B. in Elementary Education
Harris, James Randolph
A.B. in English Education
Harris, Jr., Paul Kitchin
A.B. in Education and Mathematics
Harris, Jr., Ralph Copeland
B.S. in Accounting
Harris, Robert L.
A.B. in English
Harrison, Linda Yvonne
B.S. in Nursing
Warsaw
Hershey, Pa.
Snow Hill
Greenville
Durham
York, S. C
Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill
Charlotte
Williamston
Burlington
Rockingham
Bonifay, Fla.
LaGrange
CLRSS OF 1966
Henry, Lee Elizabeth
Hinshaw, Jr., Maxwell Norman
B.S. in Business Administration
Hinton, Larry Harold
A.B. in Chemistry
Hoffman, James William
B.S. in Industrial Relations
Holland, Rebecca May
B.S. in Nursing
Holland, Tony Lyles
B S in Industrial Relations
Holler, Jr., CatoOliver
B.S. in Dentistry
Hollingsworth, Jr., Harry DeWitt
A.B. in Journalism
Holmes, III, George Hamilton
A.B. in International Studies
Holton, Jean Marshall
B.S. in Nursing
Honeycutt, Jeffrey Scott
B.S. in Business Administration
Hooks, Diana Jane
A.B. in Education
Houston, Anne Barbee
B.S. in Nursing
Howard, Douglas Harold
B.S. in Business Administration
Howe, Daniel Bo
A.B. in Sociology
Howe, Donald Douglas
A.B. in Chemistry
Howe, George Milton, Jr.
B.S. in Business Administration
Carrboro
Nashville
Raleigh
Kinston
Winston-Salem
Marion
Raleigh
Richlands
Pink Hill
Greensboro
LaGrange
McAdenville
A.B. in Psychology
Chapel Hill
Hensley, Michael Jack
B.S. in Medicine
Raleigh
Hepler, Elizabeth Daisy
A B in Education
Lexington
Herman, Carol Smith
A.B in French and Political Science
Bessemer City
Herring, David Middleton
B.S. in Mathematics
Wilmington
Herring, Mary Dawn
A.B. in Zoology
Wilmington
Herter, Nancy Elizabeth
B.S. in Nursing
Lincolnton
Hester, Edward Lee
A.B. in Economics and Political Science
Raleigh
Hicks, Jr., James F.
A.B. in Political Science
Maitland, Fla.
Hicks, Rodney Lee
A.B. in Political Science
Cary
Hiers, Charles B.
A.B. in Journalism
Mercer, Pa.
Hight, William Christopher
B.S. in Business Administration
Henderson
Hightower, Jr., Felda
B.S. in Business Administration
Winston-Salem
Hill, Gary Prevost
A.B. in Chemistry
Winston-Salem
Hill, James Clinton
A.B. in Political Science
Randleman
Hill, Mavis Helena
A.B. in English
Hickory
SEIIIORS
Howerton, Judy Charlyne
B.S. in Nursing
Gibsonville
Hoyle, Stephen Alexander
A.B. in English
Shelby
Hoyt, Richard Lee
A.B. in Psychology
Jacksonville Fla.
Hubbard, Edith Autry
A.B. in Psychology and Sociology
Chapel Hill
Hudson, Ronald Ted
B.S. in Business Administration
Greensboro
Huff, Dorothy Ann
B.S. in Mathematics
Mars Hill
Huffman, Gary Marvin
A.B. in Political Science
Purlear
Huggler, David Horton
B.S. in Business Administration
St. Davids, Pa.
Hughes, James Allen
B.S. in Accounting
Hughes, III, John William
A B. in History and Political Science
Hume, Richard L.
B.S. in Mathematics
Humphreys, Mary Scott
A B in Elementary Education
Hunnicutt, Benjamin Kline
A.B. in Philosophy
Hunt, III, Edgar William
B.S. in Business Administration
Hunter, James Collett
B.S. in Business Administration
Hunter, John Wayne
A.B. in International Studies
Florence, S. C.
Great Falls, Mont.
Hunter, Jr., Luther Gillespie
A.B. in History
Statesville
Hunter, Robert Carl
A.B. in Political Science
Marion
Hurst, Nancy Ward
B.S. in Nursing
Swansboro
Hutaff, Phillip Griggs
A.B. in Business Administration
Lumberton
Hutcheson, Jr., John Ambrose
A.B. in History
Winston-Salem
Hynes, Barbara Easkold
B.S. in Nursing
Aurora
Ingram, III, George Mason
A.B, in International Studies and Political Science
Helsinki, Finland
Ingram, John Carter
B.S. in Business Administration
Mt. Gilead
Israel, Stephen Howard
A.B. in English
Greensboro
Jackson, Thomas Clark
A.B. in History
Dover, Del.
James, Roger Wayne
A.B. in History
Roxboro
Janowitz, William Harry
A.B. in Education
Chapel Hill
January, Mary Lee
B.S. in Nursing
Grifton
Jenkins, Larry Wade
B.S. in Industrial Relations
Greensboro
Jennings, Henry Edwin
B.S. in Business Administration
Jennell, Kay Jackson
B S. in Business Administration
SIXTY-SEVEN
CLASS OF 1966
Johansson, Beatrice Cate
A.B. in Psychology
Johnson, Carolyn Clifton
A B. in Elementary Education
Johnson, James David
A.B. in Political Science
Johnson, Jo Ann
A B in Elementary Education
Johnson, Michael Ruel
B.S. in Business Administration
Johnson, Paula Anne
A.B. in English
Johnson, Richard Sandusky
A.B. in Economics
Johnson, Robert Edwin
A B. in Radro, Television, and Motion Pictu
Johnston, Mary Helen
B.S. in Pharmacy
Jolley, Rickey Dalon
B.S. in Business Administration
Jolley, Roger Dale
A.B. in Journalism
Jones, Jean Carolyn
A B. in French Education
Jones, Jr., John Albert
B.S. in Business Administration
Jones, John Terry
A.B. in Psychology
Jones, Raphael Maclra
A.B in English
Jones, Van Michael
B S. in Business Administration
Jones, Jr., WaldoClyde
A.B. in English
Jordan, Julia Anne
A.B. in Political Science
Jordan, June Hunter
A.B. in Music Education
Jordan, Linda Virginia
B.S. in Nursing
Jordan, Robert Strong
A.B. in Political Science
Joye, E. Michael
A.B. in Political Science
Justice, James Donivan
A.B. in Political Science
Kampf, Joseph Michael
A.B. in Economics
Kane, Bonnie Lee Tharrington
A B. in Elementary Education
Kanwit, Peter David
B.S. in Business Administration
Kassens, Jr., William D.
A.B. in History
Keating, William
A B. in English
Keen, Aubrey Alfred
B.S. in Industrial Relations
Kellam, Jr., Nosco Hobart
A.B. in History
Kemlein, Jr., Donald Fleetwood
A.B. in Economics
Kemp, William Loring
B S. in Business Administration
Chapel Hill
Aberdeen
Kannapolis
Fayetteville
Memphis, Tenn.
Raleigh
Cliffside
Cliffside
Hampton, Va.
Durham
Greensboro
Wilmington
Raleigh
Raleigh
Danville, Va.
High Point
Gatesville
Wilson
Pamplico, S. C.
Jacksonville
Scarsdale, N. Y.
Rocky Mount
Fairfax, Va.
Wilmington
Savannah, Ga.
Four Oaks
Greensboro
Wilmington, Del.
Carrboro
SIXTY-EIGHT
SEniORS
Kendrick, Howard Haselden
B.S. in Business Administration
Gastonia
Kenney, Jr., Edward Martin
B.S. in Business Administration
Chcpel Hill
Kenney, Larry James
B.S. in Dentistry
Chapel Hill
Kerns, Marshall Glenn
A.B. in Political Science
Charlotte
Kesler, Pamela Ann
A.B. in Dramatic Art
Oak Park, III.
Killian, Charles Edwin
B.S. in Industrial Relations
Rutherfordton
Killian, III, Leon M.
B.S. in Business Administration
Waynesville
Kilpatrick, Lynn
A.B. in Education
Short Hills, N. J.
King, Michael Brian
A.B. in Chemistry
Kinston
Kinlaw, Francis Harvey
A.B. in Political Science
Lajrinburg
Kirby, Ralph Clayton
A.B. in Political Science
Mebone
Kirk, Cary John
A.B. in Education
Beaufort
Kirkpatrick, Jr., James Weaver
B.S. in Industrial Relations
Waynesville
Kirtley, III, Wallace Jones
A.B. in Political Science
Charlottesville, Va.
Klaff, Michael Philip
A.B. in History
Danville, Va.
Kline, Harvey Franklin
A.B. in Political Science
Salisbury
Kling, Margaret Carol
B.S. in Nursing
Kinston
Knesel, David Charles
A.B. in Radio, Television, and Motion Pictures
Rockville, Md.
Kodack, Lawrence David
A.B. in Zoology
Asheville
Koonce, William Turner
A.B. in Political Science
Raleigh
Kraft, Naomi Gail
A.B. in English
Charlotte
Kramer, Richard Frederick
A.B. in History
Chevy Chase, Md.
Krames, Elliot Stephan
A.B. in History
Greensboro
Kubie, Jr., Donald A.
B.S. in Industrial Relations
Scarsdale, N. Y.
Kurtz, Marguerite Breeden
A.B. in Education
Rockingham
Laban, Lois Francine
A.B. in Political Science
Charleston, S. C.
Lackey, Judith Annette
A.B. in Chemistry
Aiken, S.C.
Lackey, Jr., Walter Lee
A.B. in Political Science
Lenoir
Lambert, Jr., Fred Lester
A.B. in English
Lambert, Jerry Jefferson
B.S. in Industrial Relations
Lamm, Benajah Scott
A.B. in Political Science
Lane, Barbara Dean
B.S. in Dental Hygiene
Mount Airy
Benson
Lucama
New Bern
CLfiSS OF 1966
Lane, David Avra
A.B. in History and Mathematics
Lane, Miriam Rose
A.B. in Political Science
Lane, Robert Harold
B.S. in Chemistry
Langstaff, Joan Beth
A.B. in Sociology
Lansche, John Elmer
A.B. in Political Science
Lauder, JoAnn
A.B. in Art History
Lawhon, Betty Rae
A.B. in English
Lawrence, Jr., Edward Fox
A.B. in Political Science
Leder, Nathan I.
B S. in Business Administratu
Durham
Middleburg
Raleigh
Greenvil.e
Lee, John Lightfoot
A.B. in History
New York, N. Y.
■r *
Lee, Lawrence Borden
B.S. in Business Administration
Charleston, S. C.
■• f
Lee, Nancy Irene
A.B. in Mathematics
Kinston
\k
Lef ler, Charles Deems
A.B. in History
LeGrand, Jr., Homer Eugene
A.B. in History and Chemistry
Chapel Hill
Shelby
1
Leibold, Jean Ellen
B.S. in Medical Technology
Atlanta, Ga.
Leiner, Marion Ross
B.S. in Nursing
Carolina Beach
Leland, Jr., Roderic Schuyler
A.B. in English
New Canaan, Conn.
Lennon, Linda Fay
B.S. in Science Education
Bolton
Lentz, Ellen Linn
A.B. in English
Goldsboro
Leonard, III, John Richard
A.B. in English and Chemistry
Lexington
Leonard, Joseph Gregory
A.B. in Sociology
Lexington
Leonard, Kenneth Beattie
B.S. in Business Administration
Kings Mountain
Lesley, Donald Williams
B.S. in Business Administration
Clayton, Ga.
Levine, George Joel
B S in Accounting
High Point
Lewis, Anne Haynes
A B. in Sociology
Martinsville, Va.
Lewis, Claudia Bane
A.B. in Education
Fairmont
Lewis, Georgia Kathleen
B.S. in Nursing
Rocky Mount
Lewis, Jr., Roger Wesley
A.B. in Chemistry
Greensboro
Lichtenstein, Marshall Harvey
A.B. in Political Science
Atlanta, Ga.
Liebel, Joan Susan
A B in Political Science
Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Liipfert, Analeak Scott
A.B. in English
Winston-Salem
Limbert, Marly Entwistle
A.B. in Sociology
Louisville, Ky.
SEfllORS
Lindell, Jr., Carl William
Logan, Ronald James
A.B. in Journalism
Chapel Hill
Logan, III, Wade Hampton
A.B. in Political Science
Charleston, S. C.
Lokey, Jr., Julian Lee
A.B. in English
Raleigh
Lollar, Susan Eileen
A.B. in Elementary Education
Jacksonville
Lomax, III, John Robert
B.S. in Business Administration
Hamlet
Long, Jr., Donald Matchett
B.S. in Business Administration
Cherry Hill, N. J.
Long, III, Thomas Williams Mason
B.S. in Business Administration
Shreveport, La.
Longino, Barbara Diane
A.B. in English
College Park, Ga.
Longino, Charles F.
A B. in Sociology
Poplarville, Miss.
Longino, E. Loyce
A.B. in Education
Ponce, P. R.
Loudon, Alexander
A.B. in Psychology
New York, N. Y.
Loudon, Douglas M.
A.B. in Economics
Peapack, N. J.
Love, Sue Ellen
A.B. in Secondary Education
Concord
Lovell, John Thomas
B S. in Business Administration
Jacksonville
Lowder, George Edward
A B. in Education
Albemarle
Lowery, Robert Herman
A.B. in Political Science
Winston-Salem
A.B. in English
Jacksonville, Flo.
Lindley, Harry Newell
B S. in Business Administration
Pittsboro
Lindley, James Randall
B.S. in Business Administration
Snow Camp
Lineberger, Joe Robert
A.B. in Religion
Gaston ia
Link, Elizabeth Robins
A.B. in Political Science
Danville, Va.
Linker, III, William Murray
A.B. in German
Raleigh
Lipp, Frederick Stanley
B.S. in Business Administration
Baltimore, Md.
Little, James David
A.B. in Political Science
Fayetteville
Littleton, Augusta Stanley
B.S. in Medical Technology
Wilmington
Litton, Nancy Lee
A.B in Elementary Education
High Point
Livengood, Thomas Stuart
A.B. in Studio Art
High Point
Livingston, Elizabeth Ann
A.B. in English
Raeford
Lobl, Thomas Jay
B.S. in Chemistry
Danville, Va.
Loewenbaum, George Walter
A.B. in History
New Orleans, La.
Loftin, David H.
A.B. in History
Gastonia
Logan, Anne Hammond
A.B. in Education
Burlington
SEVENTY-ONE
CLfiSS OF 1966
Lowery, Jr., Wood row Wilson
McColl, Mary Tipton
A.B. in Special Education
McCoy, Kenneth Byron
A.B. in English Education
McCrachen, Nancy J.
A.B. in Political Science and Spanish
McCrary, Ernest S.
A.B. in Journalism
McCutcheon, Linda Holloway
A.B. in English
Upper Montclair, N. J.
McDaniel, Ralph Bryan
A.B. in English
Lake View, S. C
McDonald, Allen Pierce
A.B. in English
Atlanta, Ga.
McDonald, Jr., Daniel Edwin
A.B. in Political Science
Reidsville
McDonald, Ford Crisp
A B. in Art
Shelby
McDonald, Harold Ernest
A.B. in Sociology
Chapel Hill
McDowell, Frances Salisbury
A.B. in Zoology
Tarboro
McFadden, V, Charles William
A.B. in History
Hickory
McGehee, Hortense
A.B. in Business Administration
McGimsey, Arthur Ray
B.S. in Accounting
McGlohon, Artie Campbell
B.S. in Industrial Relations
McGowan, Mary Elissa
A.B. in Elementary Education
Ayden
Smithfield
B.S. in Business Administration
Trenton
Loyd, Linda Kay
A.B. in Botany
Louisburg
Lupton, Richard Byron
A.B. in Spanish
Swan Quarter
Lyda, III, Oscar James
B S. in Industrial Relations
Gastonia
Lynn, Diane Elizabeth
B.S. in Medical Technology
Mountain Home, Idaho
Lynn, Robert Page
A.B. in Psychology
Petersburg, Va.
Lyons, Jr., Joseph Eugene
A.B. in History
Charlotte
McAdams, Jr., Walter Dalton
B.S. in Business Administration
Winston-Salem
McArthur, William Kenneth
A.B. in Sociology
Greenville
McBrair, Peter Sayre
B.S. in Business Administration
Caldwell, N. J.
McCallie, Spencer Wyatt
A B in Mathematics
Chattonoogo, Tenn.
McCampbell, Anne Bernice
B S. in Mathematics
Lafayette, La
McCardell, William Paul
A.B. in English
Lancaster, Pa.
McCartney, III, Ottaway Kenton
B.S. in Business Administration
Asheboro
McCaskill, Donald Terry
B.S. in Industrial Management
McClelland, Keith Thomas
A.B. in Political Science
New Rochelle, N. Y.
SEVENTY-TWO
SEIIIORS
McGowan, Robert William
B.S. in Business Administration
Charlotte
McGregor, Gail
A.B. in English
Washington, D. C.
Mclnnis, Jr., Thomas McLeod
B.S. in Chemistry
Fayetteville
Mclntyre, Susan Bartee
A.B. in English
Chapel Hill
McKee, Elizabeth Jo
B.S. in Science Education
Annapolis, Md.
McKeithen, Millicent Jean
A.B. in Education
Winston-Salem
McKnight, Norva Hope
A.B. in Spanish Education
Chapel Hill
McKnight, Stephen Alen
A.B. in Religion
Mount Airy
McLain, George Robert
A.B. in English
McLaughlin, Phillip Michael
B.S. in Industrial Relations
Highland Park, III.
McLean, George Russell
A.B. in Physical Education
Harbinger
McMahan, Freddie Clark
A.B. in Sociology
Lexington
McMakin, Martha Alice
A.B. in History
Greensboro
McNairy, Jr., Wyatt Hami
A.B. in Education
Iton
Greensboro
McRae, Martha Alice
B.S. in Psychology
Laurinburg
MacDonald, Neil Robert
A.B. in Education
Santord
MacQueen, Margaret Adams
A.B. in History
Mack, Stephen Philip
B S in Business Administration
Maddox, James McMillin
B.S. in Business Administration
Magnuson, Jr., Philip Roger
B.S. in Business Administration
Lakewood, N. Y.
Manley, John Kendall
A.B. in Chemistry
Asheville
Mann, Katherine Hendrix
A.B. in Education
Raleigh
Mann, Kenneth Lee
B.S. in Accounting
Lido Beach, N. Y.
Mann, Thomas Wingate
A.B. in Religion
Durham
Manning, Patricia Bryden
A.B. in Sociology
Durham
Marshall, Jr., Albert Barnes
B S. in Mathematics
Umatilla, Fla.
Marshall, Jean Mary
A.B. in Economics
Arlington, Va.
Martin, Donald Payne
A.B. in American History
Martin, Jane Alice
B.S. in Medical Technology
Martin, Joseph Franklin
A.B. in Economics
Martin, 1 1 1, William Wallace
B S. in Science Education
Massingill, Howard Arthur
A.B. in History and Political Science
Lewisville
Chapel Hill
Leaksville
Charleston, W. Va.
SEVENTY-THREE
CLRSS OF 1966
Motherly, Brenda Chandler
B.S. in Industrial Relations
Matthews, Ann Meddaugh
A.B. in English Education
Matthews, Robert William
A.B. in Recreation Administration
Maupin, Jr., Armistead Jones
A.B. in English
Maupin, Virginia Magruder
A.B. in Art History
Maxwell, Jon Hampton
A B. in Philosophy
May, Samuel Lyon
B.S. in Business Administration
Mayer, Nancy Lynn
A B in Elementary Education
Mead, Gary Raymond
B.S. in Industrial Relations
Meade, James Bullard
A B. in Zoology and Russian
Mearns, Suzanne
A.B. in English
Mebane, Jr., John Gilmer
A B. in English
Melvin, James Stuart
B S. in Business Administration
Merritt, Jr., Eugene Worth
A.B. in English
Merrow, Helen Leith
B.S. in Nursing
Messina, Edward Frederick
B S. in Mathematics
Meyer, Charles Edward
A.B. in Mathematics Education
Mickey, John David
B.S. in Business Administration
Miller, Jr., Charles Parker
A.B. in Psychology
Miller, Charles Raymond
B.S. in Business Administration
Miller, Daniel Thomas
B.S. in Accounting
Miller, Elizabeth Ann
A.B. in Spanish Education
Miller, Jr., Fred Caustion
B.S. in Business Administration
Miller, Ira Lawrence
A B. in Chemistry
Miller, Sharon Jean
A B. in Elementary Education
Milstead, Charlotte Barksdale
A B. in Elementary Education
Milton, Eunice Howze
A B. in History
Misenheimer, Jr., Mozelle
B.S. in Industrial Relations
Mitchell, Grace Ellen
A.B. in Zoology
Mitchell, Morgan C.
A.B. in Economics
Mitchell, Jr., Neal A.
B S. in Accounting
Mitchell, Jr., Walter Clifford
Burlington
Spray
Sanford
Raleigh
Wake Forest
New Orleans, La.
Durham
Winston-Salem
Norwood, N. J.
Ridgewood, N. J.
Darmstadt, Germany
Rutherfordton
Reidsville
Wilmington
Alexandria, Va.
Miami, Flo.
Rocky Mount
Winston-Salem
Charlotte
Manhasset, N. Y.
Statesville
Yonkers, N. Y.
Winston-Salem
Columbia, S. C.
Cary
Tulsa, Okla.
Marianna, Fla.
Maxton
Kittrell
Rye, N. Y.
Clinton
Oxford
SEVENTY-FOUR
SEfllORS
Mitchener, Joseph Pike
B.S. in Chemistry
Mitchiner, William Clifton
B.S. in Industrial Relations
Mittendorff, Gerald Ernest
B.S. in Mathematics
Mock, Frances Clara
A.B. in Elementary Education
Mocnik, Jr., Frank Anthony
B.S. in Business Administration
Modling, Wilma Riley
A.B. in Mathematics
Monahan, Helen Stroud
A.B. in Mathematics
Moore, Carol Ann
A.B. in Psychology
Moore, II, David McDaniel
A.B. in Political Science
Moore, Jr., James Edwin
A.B. in Psychology
Moore, Michael Allan
A.B. in Chemistry
Moore, III, Springer Harbaugh
A.B. in Political Science
Moore, William Perry
A.B. in Geography
Moose, Jr., George Howard
A.B. in History
Moran, Jr., Alfred Jay
A.B. in Philosophy
Morgan, Daria Obolensky
A B. in History
Morris, Betsy Ross
A.B. in Education
Morris, Nancy Jean
A.B. in English Education
Morris, Patricia Faye
Morrison, John Calvin
A.B in Chemistry
Moseley, James Whitfield
B.S. in Mathematics
Mosen, Jerri T.
B.S. in Nursing
Mosteller, Jr., Clifton Herbert
B.S. in Business Administration
Mount, Kenneth Marshal
A B in English
Mowery, Carol Marie
A B in English Education
Muchmore, James Harrison
A B. in English
Muilenburg, Martha Barrett
A.B. in Special Education
Mullen, Sally Jo
A.B. in Education
Mullinix, Gay Snuggs
A.B. in Mathematics
Muney, Thomas Edward
B.S. in Industrial Relations
Murphy, Andrew Marshall
B.S. in Mathematics
Murphy, Zacki Anne
A B in Art
Alexandria, Va.
Kinston
Clinton
Hillsborough
Charlotte
Raleigh
Granite Falls
Wilmington
Mount Airy
Vero Beach, Flo.
Norfolk, Va.
Newton
New Orleans, La.
Asheville
Raleigh
Durham
Raleigh
Wilmington
Raleigh
Hickory
Garner
Wmston-Salem
New Vernon, N.J.
Albemarle
Sunbury
Glastonbury, Conn
Hillsborough
SEVENTY-FIVE
CLRSS OF 1966
Mwamasso, Alfred Samuel
A.B. in English
Dar
-es- Salaam, Tanzania
Myers, Andrew Barry
A.B. in Journalism
Sea Girt, N. J.
Myers, Carol Lindsay
A.B. in Elementary Education
Lexington
Myers, JoAnn Baer
A.B in Special Education
Mount Airy
Neal, Francis Brent
A.B. in Education
Yanceyville
Neely, Alan Sanders
A.B. in English
Atlanta, Ga.
Newhouse, Donald Walter
A B in History
Riverside, Conn.
Newlin, Locke Mebane
B.S. in Business Administration
Burlington
Newlin, Robert John
A.B. in Mathematics and Radio, Televisii
3n and Motio
n Pictures Charlotte
Newnam, Sherrill Reid
A.B, in Chemistry
Greensboro
Newton, Janice Faye
A.B. in Social Studies
Nicholson, III, George Edward
A.B. in Political Science
Nicholson, Thomas Westray
A.B. in History
Nieuwenhuis, Elizabeth Hilly
A.B. in Mathematics
Nislick, Stephen William
B.S. in Business Administration
Nixon, Elizabeth Frances
A B. in English Education
Chapel Hill
Rocky Mount
Mount Airy
South Orange, N. J.
Elizabeth City
Norris, David Archie
A.B. in Chemistry
Wake Forest
Norris, Nancy Jane
A.B. in Elementary Education
Chapel Hill
North, 1 1, Frederick Chamberland
A B. in English
Islamorada, Flo.
Nuckolls, Joseph Thomas
A.B. in Political Science
Chapel Hill
Oakley, Woody Fowler
B.S. in Business Administration
Kenansville
O'Brient, Carole Wayne
B S. in Nursing
Asheboro
Odom, Dewey Gene
A B. in Religion
Durham
O'Donnell, Sharon Marie
A.B. in Political Science
Annandale, Va.
Oettinger, Kenneth Brown
A.B. in Political Science
Chapel Hill
Oldham, Susan Morton
A.B. in Education
Charlotte
Olsen, John Christian
A.B. in Political Science
Hendersonville
Olshinski, John A.
B.S. in Mathematics
Thomasville
Olson, Lauritz William
A B in Botany
Hampton, Va.
Olson, Nancy Paula
A.B. in English
Ridgewood, N. J.
Opdyke, Susan Lynn
A.B. in Sociology
Berkeley Heights, N.J.
O'Quinn, Clyde Saunders
A.B. in Education
Star
SEVENTY-SIX
Parker, Edwin Brownrigg Borden
A.B. in History
Goldsboro
Parker, Ford Harold
A.B. in Anthropology
Asheville
Parker, Geoffrey VanBuskirk
A.B. in History
Mexico City, Mexico
Parker, James Judd
B.S. in Accounting
Fuquay-Varina
Parker, John Hill
A.B. in Political Science
Lexington
Parks, Kenneth Reid
B.S. in Business Administration
Charlotte
Parmele, Jr., Alfred Truman
B.S. in Business Administration
Lumberton
Parson, Betty Patrick
A.B. in Elementary Education
Stony Creek, Va.
Partin, Jr., Hugh Elliott
A.B. in Economics
Mocksville
Paterson, Nellie Elizabeth
B.S. in Pharmacy
Charlotte
Patterson, Julia Shirley
A.B. in History
Chapel Hill
Patterson, Priscilla White
A.B. in History
Payet, Charles Robert
B.S. in Chemistry
Payne, Carol Sample
A.B. in Education
Payne, IV, John Abb
B.S. in Medicine
Payne, Jr., Sloane Waller
A.B. in Psychology
Indian Lake Estates, Fla.
Tupelo, Miss.
Sunbury
Taylorsville
SEniORS
Organ, Dennis Wayne
A.B. in History
Roanoke Rapids
Overton, Sarah Lea
A.B. in English
Elon College
Owens, Norman Pressly
A.B. in History
Statesville
Pack, Marvin Hugh
A.B. in Psychology
Columbus
Padgett, Emily Marsha
A.B. in English Education
Washington
Padgett, James Leroy
A.B. in Political Science
Crescent City, Fla.
Page, Clarence Eugene
A.B. in History
Henderson
Page, III, Robert Claude
A.B. in Journalism
Charlotte
Pagett, James Rogers
B.S. in Business Administration
Winston-Salem
Palmer, Bruce Edson
B.S. in Business Administration
Bernardsville, N. J.
Palmer, 1 II, Charles Judson
A.B. in Political Science
Charlotte
Palmer, John Degler
A.B. in Economics
Spartanburg, S. C.
Palmer, Mary Anne
A.B. in Education
Asheville
Park, Vernon Caldwell
A.B. in Journalism
Winston-Salem
Parker, II, Dallas Pritchard
A.B. in English
Elizabeth City
Parker, David Archie
B.S. in Business Administration.
Murfreesboro
SEVENTY-SEVEN
CLRSS OF 1966
Perry, Carol Jean
AB. in English
Perryman, Charles Richard
A.B. in Psychology
Petree, Tony Wayne
B.S. in Business Administration
Phenicie, Ann Wentworth
AB in English Education
Phillips, Matti Hyles
A B. in English
Phillips, Robert Ronald
B S. in Business Administration
Phillips, Stanley Davis
A B. in Political Science
Phillips, Jr., William Howard
A.B. in Psychology
Pike, Alan Russell
A.B. in Political Science
Pippin, Robert Allen
B.S. in Business Administration
Pittman, Sandra Faye
A.B. in Mathematics
Pittman, Virginia Marie
AB. in Elementary Education
Pitts, Robert Moores
A.B. in Chemistry
Piatt, III, George Irving
A.B. in Political Science
Pollane, Leonard Paul
AB. in Psychology
Pollard, Jack Johnston
B.S. in Business Administration
Winston-Sale
Winston-Sal
Payton, Robert Michael
B.S in Business Administration
Peabody, Sondra Jane
A B in French
Pearce, David Andrews
B S. in Business Administration
Peedin, Anne Whitaker
B.S. in Nursing
Peeler, Jane Adele
A B in Psychology
Pegram, Jr., Paul Samuel
AB. in Chemistry
Pemberton, Thomas Garry
B.S. in Business Administration
Pender, James Clinton
B.S. in Industrial Relations
Pendill, Jr., John Walter
A.B. in Chemistry
Penland, Anne Wright
A.B. in English
Pennell, Stephen Gregg
A.B. in Zoology
Pennington, Kenneth Edward
A.B. in Chemistry
Pennington, Martha Leigh
B S in Nursing
Pepper, Jr., Albert Parrish
A.B. in English and History
Perkins, David Troy
A.B. in Political Science
Perry, III, Daniel Thaddeus
A.B. in Political Science
Miami Beach, Fla.
Raleigh
Mount Airy
Selma
Shelby
Greensboro
Linden
Chapel Hill
Salisbury
Washington, D. C
Fayetteville
SEVENTY-EIGHT
SEfllORS
Pope, John Ross
A.B. in Political Science
Atlanta, Ga
Pope, Patrick Harris
B.S. in Business Administration
Dunn
Porter, Paul Wayne
B S. in Mathematics
Gast^nia
Potter, Harriel Ann
A.B. in English
Daytona Beach, Fla
Potter, Jr., William Hollister
A.B. in Economics
Beaufort
Powell, Joanne Swartz
B.S. in Medical Technology
Raleigh
Powell, Martha B.
A.B. in Elementary Education
Durham
Prevost, Whitgner Harris
B.S. in Accounting
Hazelwood
Price, Janet
A.B. in Education
Wilmington
Price, Margaret Perkins
A.B. in Studio Art
Elkin
Price, Nancy Lee
A.B. in English Education
Cary
Prillaman, Donald Gene
A.B. in Political Science
Chapel Hill
Prince, Virginia Caroline
A.B. in Sociology
Fuquay-Varina
Pringle, Robert Bernard
B.S. in Business Administration
Haddonfield, N. J.
Probst, Lynn Austin
A.B. in History and Economics
Westfield, N. J.
Pryor, Jr., Claude Edison
B.S. in Business Administration
Ruffm
Pryor, James Michael
Bat Cave
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Nashville, Tenn.
Cramerton
Greensboro
Reidsville
Atlanta, Ga.
A.B. in Economics
Asheville
Raymond, Eugene Phillips
B.S. in Economics
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Read, Guy Carlton
A.B. in Journalism and Russian
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Ready, William Judson
B.S. in Business Administration
Raleigh
Rector, Gene Lloyd
A.B. in Journalism
Cramerton
Redden, Charles Arthur
B.S. in Chemistry and Physical Educa^on
Asheville
Reed, Christopher
A.B. in French
West Medwoy, Mass.
Reed, Nancy Elizabeth
B.S. in Business Administration
Washington, D C.
SEVENTY-NINE
CLRSS OF 1966
Reedy, Vida Michaela
A.B. in Education
Reeves, Greylin Talcott
A.B. in Political Science
Reeves, Linda Fox
Reich, Otto Juan
A.B. in International Studu
Reid, Edna Carolyn
B.S. in Nursing
Reid, Javan William
A.B. in Philosophy
Reid, Jr., William Booth
B.S. in Industrial Relations
Remer, Bryan Eugene
A.B. in English
Remsburg, Virginia Macon
B S in Art Education
Rendlemon, III, David Atwell
A.B. in Chemistry
Reynolds, Ann Thomas
B.S. in Medical Technology
Reynolds, Jr., Claude Morris
A.B. in Education
Rhodarmer, Mary Rebecca
A.B. in History Education
Rhodes, Murden Cecil
B.S. in Mathematics
Rhodes, Samuel Thomas
A.B. in Chemistry
Rhodes, Jr., Ted O.
A.B. in Sociology
Rice, Sheila Eileen
B.S. in Medical Technology
Richards, Jr., Charles Howard
A.B. in Political Science and English
Richards, Judith Ann
A.B. in Social Studies Education
Richardson, George Finney
A.B. in History
Riddle, Mary Davis
A.B. in Political Science
Ridenhour, III, Monroe Hobson
B.S. in Business Administration
Rike, Judy Kathryn
A.B. in Journalism
Rion, Aubrey Holbrook
A.B. in Psychology
Risman, Eric R.
A.B. in English
Roach, Leonard Thomas
A.B. in Chemistry
Roberts, Cornelia Stone
A B in Political Science
Roberts, Gana Louise
A.B. in Physical Education
Roberts, Lawrence Jay
A.B. in Economics
Robertson, Patricia Lynne
A.B. in English
Robinson, James Lowell
B.S. in Industrial Relations
Robinson, Jr., Kenneth George
A.B in Chemistry and History
Southern Pines
Huntingdon Valley, Pa.
Carrboro
Charlotte
Candor
High Point
Coral Gables, Fla.
Goldsboro
Salisbury
Greensboro
Lexington
Canton
Elizabeth City
Wilmington
Fayetteville
Augusta, Ga.
Lynchburg, Va.
Cranford, N.J.
Roanoke Rapids
Fayetteville
Charlotte
Kernersville
Georgetow
% s.
C.
New Rochelle
, N.
Y.
Ashev
ille
Washingtor
i, D.
C.
Dallas,
Texas
Fairfield,
Coi
Kure
Bee
ich
C
andler
McLean, Va.
SEI1I0RS
Robinson, William Harold
A.B. in English
Asheboro
Robinson, William Pressly
A.B. in Music
Whitmire, S. C
Robison, Suzanne
A.B. in Political Science
Newport, R. 1.
Rodgers, Jr., Raymond Stanford
A.B. in Political Science
Jacksonville, Fla.
Rodriguez, III, Joseph A.
A.B. in English and Psychology
Scarsdale, N. Y.
Rogers, 1 1 1, Fred Alexander
A.B. in Economics
Laurinburg
Rogers, Lucy Annette
B.S. in Medical Technology
Henderson
Rogers, Thomas Tinsley
B.S. in Accounting
Chapel Hill
Rogers, Jr., William H.
B.S. in Business Administration
Fuquay Springs
Roney, Jr., John Robert
A.B. in Recreation Administration
Williamston
Rosefield, Jr., Herbert A.
A.B. in Psychology
Sumter, S. C.
Roseman, Craig Monroe
B.S. in Industrial Relations
Kannapolis
Rosenbaum, Franklin D.
A.B. in English
Dalton, Ga.
Ross, Barbara Jean
A.B. in Journalism
Pleasant Garden
Ross, Johnny Ervin
A.B. in Secondary Education
Morganton
Ross, Juliette Dunlap
A.B. in Political Science
Wadesboro
Rouse, Helen Rebecca Koonts
A.B. in Sociology
High Point
Roush, Fred William
B.S. in Mathematics
Manteo
Rouzer, Charles Robert
B.S. in Business Administration
Solisbury
Rouzer, William Wolf
A.B. in Political Science
Solisbury
Rowe, David Lewis
B.S. in Business Administration
Mount Airy
Rudell, Frederick Lawrence
A.B. in Chemistry Harmon A. 1
:. B., Newfoundland
Ruenl, III, Victor Eugene
B.S. in Business Administration
Doylestown, Pa.
Rumley, Patricia McMullan
B.F.A. in Art
Washington
Russell, Paula Sue
A.B. in Mathematics
Troy
Russell, Susan Caroline
A.B. in Psychology
Morganton
Ruth, Marian Ann
A.B. in Elementary Education
Salisbury
Rutledge, Jerry James
A.B. in Political Science and History
Germanton
Rutledge, Larry Wayne
A.B. in Political Science
Charlotte
Ryland, Shirley Ann
B.S. in Mathematics
Memphis, Tenn.
Sadler, George Henry
A.B. in Recreation
Charlotte
Samuels, Joyce Ferree
A.B. in English
Burlington
CLRSS OF 19
Sanders, J. Robert
A.B. in Political Science
Sanderson, Genevia Clarke
B.S. in Nursing
Sandlin, M. Carole
A-B. in Mathematics
Sands, Jr., James William
A.B. in Economics
Satterfield, Jr., William R.
B.S. in Business Administration
Saunders, III, Jack Edward
B.S. in Business Administration
Saunders, Kenneth Howe
A.B. in English
Savage, Phillip Lane
A.B. in Chemistry
Sayre, Richard Howell
B.S. in Finance
Schaffer, Paul Howard
A.B. in Zoology
Scheer, Frederick Hugh
A.B. in Spanish
Schell, Pamela Lynn
B.S. in Nursing
Schlitz, David B.
A.B. in History
Schmidt, William Gert
B.S. in Business Administration
Schussel, Robert H.
A.B. in Psychology
Scott, Henry William
A.B. in English
Greensboi
Jacksonville, Fla
King of Prussia, Pa
Nashville, Tenn
Scott, Oriana Caughman
A.B. in Elementary Education
Fair Bluff
Scott, Susan Lee
A.B. in History
Danville, Va.
Scovil, Elizabeth Penfield
B.S. in Nursing
Raleigh
Seaton, III, George Cleveland
A.B. in Political Science
Wilmington
Seaton, Paul Russell
A.B. in History
Highlands
Seawell, Cynthia Pauline
A B in Religion
Chapel Hill
Sechrist, Douglas Barry
B.S. in Business Administration
Chapel Hill
Sellers, Clarence Blanco
A.B. in English
Tabor City
Sessoms, Jr., William Hugh
A.B. in History
Williamston
Shapard, Carolyn M.
A.B. in Education
High Point
Sharpe, Lawrence Harold
B.S. in Business Administration
Burlington
Shaw, 1 1 1, Alexander Turner
A B. in Religion
Jacksonville
Shaw, Gerald Edwin
A B. in Economics
Broadway
Shaw, John Lewis
B.S. in Business Administration
Shearon, Cameron Edwin
B.S. in Business Administration
Sheehan, William Terrell
B.S. in Business Administration
Jonesville
Wake Forest
Staunton, Va.
EIGHTY-TWO
SEniORS
Sheeley, Royal Edwin
Simmons, William Robert
A.B. in Education
Simon, Gail Christine
A.B. in Sociology
Simon, Lawrence Howard
A.B. in History
Simons, Jr., Robert Lynde
A.B. in Political Science
Simons, Jr., William Kenneth
A.B. in Political Science
Simpson, David Shafter
B.S. in Industrial Relations
Simpson, Dennis Arden
A B. in Economics
W, Asheville
Wilmingt
Lexington, Va
Sims, Faryl Evan
A.B. in History
Sims, Jean Tyler
A B. in Elementary Education
Sims, III, Marion DuBose
A.B. in Journalism
Singleton, Susan Elizabeth
A.B. in English Education
Sinness, Marit Sheldon
A.B. in History
Sizemore, Lynne Cameron
A.B. in English Education
Sledge, Charles Harold
A.B. in Chemistry
Smith, Alexa Jane
A.B. in History
Smith, Jr., Andrew Garland
A.B. in History
B.S. in Physics and Mathematics
Bloomingburg, N. Y.
Sheets, Lydia Carol
A.B. in Sociology
Greensboro
Sheffield, Lucius Grigg
A B. in Chemistry and English
Tarboro
Shelburne, John Daniel
A.B. in German
Raleigh
Shelley, Dewey Randall
A.B. in Chemistry
Nichols, S. C.
Shepherd, Lois Ann
B.S. in Business Administration
North Wilkesboro
Shepsle, Kenneth Allen
A.B. in Mathematics and Political Science
Hyattsville, Md
Sherrill, Jr., Lee Woodrow
A.B. in English
High Point
Shewmaker, Margaret Patricia
A.B. in History
Harrodsburg, Ky.
Shinn, Harold Lee
A.B. in History
Huntersville
Shipman, Robert R.
B.S. in Business Administration
Hendersonville
Shipman, Sally DuBose
A.B. in Spanish
Santa Fe, N. M.
Shuff, Jr., London E.
A.B. in Political Science
Rocky Mount
Shuford, Abel Alexander
B.S. in Business Administration
Hickory
Shumpert, Harry David
A.B. in History
Wilmington
Simmons, 1 II, Thomas William
A.B. in Chemistry and English
Roseboro
EIGHTY-THREE
CLRSS OF 1966
Snyder, 1 II, Charles Edwin
A.B. in English
Norfolk, Va.
Snyder, Joseph David
A.B. in Radio, Television, and Motion Pictures
Carrboro
Sondey, Jo Ann
A.B. in Psychology
Castle Hayne
Sossomon, Creighton Wolfe
A.B. in Economics
Cullowhee
Southerland, Rosa Carole
A.B. in Political Science
Goldsboro
Southern, Jr., Russell Wesley
B.S. in Business Administration
Stokesdale
Sparrow, John Templeton
A.B. in Chemistry and Mathematics
Sparrow, Roy L.
A.B. in Political Science
Spell, James Morris
A.B. in Social Studies
Spell, John Harvey
A.B. in Chemistry
Spell, 1 1 1, Oscar Glenn
B.S. in Accounting
Spencer, Jennifer Lee
A.B. in Education
Spivey, Charles Burden
A.B. in Chemistry
Stallings, Mary Mitchell
A.B. in Sociology
Stapleton, Charles Everett
A.B. in English
Starczewski, Robert Raymond
A.B. in History
New Bern
Plainfield, N. J.
Natrona Heights, Pa
Smith, Cameron Langley
A.B. in Psychology
Smith, Carolyn Ann
A.B. in Elementary Education
Smith, Dan Clayton
A.B. in Political Science
Smith, Franklin Neil
A.B. in Journalism
Smith, Gilbert Dale
B.S. in Business Administration
Smith, Guy Patrick
A.B. in Political Science
Smith, Guy W.
A.B. in Political Science
Smith, James Peeler
A.B. in History
Smith, John Michael
B.S. in Mathematics
Smith, Larry Emmett
B.S. in Industrial Relations
Smith, Merle Elizabeth
A.B. in Elementary Education
Smith, Jr., Murrell Ellsworth
A.B. in Sociology
Smith, Robert Douglas
A.B. in Journalism
Smith, William McCorkle
A.B. in Journalism
Smith, Jr., Young Merritt
A.B. in History
Smithwick, James David
A.B. in Chemistry
Winston-Salem
Gastonia
Clayton
Greensboro
Lexington
Ayden
Morganton
North Salem, Ind.
Launnburg
Chapel Hill
Baltimore, Md.
Charlotte
Granite Falls
Hickory
Morehead City
EIGHTY-FOUR
SEfllORS
Stark, Lucien Hadley
A.B. in English Education
Stanley, Charles Harvey
A.B. in English
Steele, John Richard
A.B. in Chemistry
Steele, Jr., Kenneth Franklin
B.S. in Chemistry
Stephens, Don Allen
B.S. in Mathematics
Stevens, Wade Harold
B.S. in Business Administration
Stevenson, Linda Gail
A.B. in Education
Stewart, Carl Miller
A.B. in Economics
Stewart, John Edward
A.B. in Psychology
St. John, Sarah Patricia
A.B. in English Education
Stokes, Jefferson Adger
B.S. in Industrial Relations
Stokes, Richard Houser
A.B. in Political Science
Stone, Linda Joy Moore
B.S. in Nursing
Stone, Richard Ten Broeck
A.B. in English
Story, Mary Rebecca
B.S. in Nursing
Stover, Charles Hubert
A.B. in Journalism
Wilson
Baltimore, Md.
Lookout Mountain, Tenn.
Statesville
Cullowhee
Clayton
Hickory
Jacksonville, Fla.
Evanston, III.
Concord
Kinston
Ruffin
Raleigh
Savannah, Ga.
Wilkesboro
Roonoke, Va.
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Stowe, Eleanor Colton
A.B. in Psychology
Strayhorn, Jimmy Lawrence
B.S. in Business Administration
Stretmater, Robert Lloyd
B.S. in Business Administration
Strickland, Grady Champion
A B. in Political Science
Stringer, Jr., Edward Hand
B.S. in Business Administration
Strom, Gerry Paul
B.S. in Accounting
Stronach, Samuel Clark
A.B. in Economics
Strong, Sally Jo
A.B. in English
Strong, Susan Lee
B.S. in Medical Technology
Strother, Mary Ellison
A.B. in Journalism
Stroud, Beverly Smith
B.S. in Nursing
Stumpf, Sheila Kay
B.S. in Medical Technology
Styron, Gaye Nell
A.B. in History
Suggs, Helen Garner
A.B. in Primary Education
Sutton, Charles Douglas
B.S. in Industrial Relations
Sutton, George Edward
A.B. in Chemistry and English
Charlotte
Hillsborough
Richmond, Va.
Fayetteville
Ardmore, Pa.
Asheville
Wilson
Raleigh
Kinston
Pittsboro
Aiken, S. C.
Davis
Elizabethtown
Charlotte
LaGrange
CLRSS OF 1966
Swain, Blair Wesley
A.B. in Political Science
Swanson, David Mitchell
B.5. in Business Administration
Sweeney, David Neal
B.S. in Business Administration
Swofford, Ronald Lee
A.B. in History and English
Szczerbiak, Isabelle Frances
B S. in Medical Technology
Szittya, Penn Rodion
A.B. in English
Tallent, Clyde Ray
A.B. in Chemistry
Talmadge, Jr., Sam McNeill
A B. in Studio Art
Tanner, Emily Jane
A B in Education
Tart, Johnny Parker
B.S. in Business Administration
Tartaglia, ill, Daniel Vincent
A B. in Chemistry
Tarver, Margaret deLuth
A B in Elementary Education
Tate, Jack Pressley
A B. in English
Taul, Virginia Batterton
A.B. in Education
Taylor, Alice Kennedy
A.B. in Math Education
Taylor, Barbara Ann
B.S. in Dental Hygiene
Taylor, Elizabeth Anderson
A.B. in English
Taylor, Janet Elizabeth
B.S. in Nursing
Taylor, John Harman
B S. in Business Administration
Taylor, Marsha Jo
B.S. in Science Education
Taylor, Patrick Purnell
B.S. in Business Administration
Taylor, Phyllis Mitchell
A.B. in History
Taylor, Richard Barry
A B in Political Science
Taylor, III, William Woodruff
A B. in History
Teele, Gerald Allen
B.S. in Accounting
Temple, Jr., John Proctor
A B. in Spanish Education
Templeton, Jr., Ralph Gordon
A B. in Political Science
Tennant, Geoffrey, McKenzie
A.B. in Political Science
Terry, Jr., James Willard
A.B. in Political Science
Tew, Allen Roger
A.B. in History
Thomas, Herbert LaMar
B.S. in Accounting
Thomas, John Hurley
A.B. in Religion
Burlington
Pilot Mountain
Charlotte
Marion
Castle Hayne
Asheville
Atlantic
Athens, Ga.
Dunn
West Orange, N. J.
Atlanta, Ga.
Greenville, S. C.
Arlington, Va.
Kinston
Hendersonville
Durham
Mt. Airy
Newport
Louisburg
Alexandria, Va.
Petersburg, Va.
Raleigh
Shelby
Durham
Lenoir
Tryon
Graham
Clayton
Greensboro
SEIIIORS
Thomas, III, William Neil
A.B. in English Lookout Mountain, Tenn.
Thompson, Clyde Gilbert
A.B. in Geography
Raleigh
Thompson, David Reed
A.B. in English
Washington, Pa.
Thompson, Sharon Ranson
B.S. in Nursing
Raleigh
Thorburn, Billie Jo
A.B. in Special Education
Greensboro
Tillotson, Joseph Morris
B.S. in Business Administration
Denton
Tinkham, Spencer Felton
B.S. in Mathematics
Charlotte
Titchener, Jr., John David
A.B. in History and English
Wilson
Tittle, William Stewart
B.S. in Business Administration
Woodstock, III.
Tolbert, Langley Ann
A.B. in English
Montevallo, Ala.
Tone, Pascal Franchot
A.B. in English
New York, N. Y.
Tonry, Michael H.
A B. in History
Easton, Pa.
Townsend, Haynes Wayland
A.B. in Chemistry
Lumberton
Townsend, Samantha Ann
A.B. in Radio, Television, and Motion Pictures
St. Pauls
Trawick, Gary Evans
B.S. in Business Administration
Burgaw
Treschan, Helmut
B.S. in Accounting
New Bern
Tulloch, George H.
A.B. in Political Science
Chapel Hill
Turner, John Edwin
A.B. in Political Science
Concord
Turner, Roy Steven
A.B. in History
Weldon
Twamley, Joseph Vincent
B.S. in Industrial Relations
Baltimore, Md.
Twiddy, Jr., Curtis Andrew
A.B. in Economics
Edenton
Twitty, Panthea Anne
A.B. in English Education
Warrenton
Tyer, Steven Moran
B.S. in Accounting
Greensboro
Tyndall, Alvin Ray
A.B. in Political Science
Wilson
Tyndall, Linda Faye
B.S. in Medical Technology
Underwood, Jr., Henry Junius
A.B. in History
Upshaw, III, Arthur McAllen
A.B. in English
Van Ness, James Henry
A.B. in Sociology
Fayetteville
Clinton
Mocksville
Charlotte
Varsho, Linda Kay
A B. in Education
Dunn
Vaughan, Jr., Ross Leroy
A B. in Chemistry
Nashville
Veitch, Jr., Charles Edgar
B.S. in Mathematics
Winston-Salem
Vester, Mary Richard
A.B. in Journalism
Spring Hope
EIGHTY-SEVEN
CLfiSS OF 1966
Vick, Betsy Ann
A.B. in Sociology
Kinston
Vick, Jr., Edward Hoge
A.B. in Journalism
Havertord, Pa.
Viverette, Jo Anne
B.S. in Nursing
Rocky Mount
Volkwein, Mary Helen
A.B. in Education
Dallas, Texas
Wagenseil, Lawrence Lee
B.S. in Mathematics
Northfield, Vt.
Wagner, Jerry F.
A.B. in History
Troutman
Wainio, John Charles
A.B. in International Studies
Balboa, Canal Zone
Wainwrighr, Jr., George Lindeman
A.B. in Political Science
Wilson
Waite, Elizabeth Doyle
A.B. in Special Education
Mt. Airy
Waldron, Cathy Preston
A.B. in Music Education
Greensboro
Waldrop, Jerry Wayne
B.S. in Industrial Relations
Vincent, Ala.
Waldrop, Jr., Joseph Edmund
B.S. in Business Administration
Greenville
Walker, Clovis Daryl
A.B. in Political Science
Shreveport, La.
Walker, Mary Travis
A.B. in English
Walkerton, Va.
Walker, Robert Daniel
A.B. in Political Science
Durham
Wall, Sylvia Anne
A.B. in French
Albemarle
Wallace, Jr., Carl Edison
A.B. in Political Science
Hampton, Va.
Wallace, John Robert
A.B. in English and History
Jacksonville
Walter, Daniel M.
B.S. in Marketing
Albemarle
Walter, Donald Patrick
B.S. in Business Administration
Albemarle
Walter, Robert Charles
A.B. in Math Education
Rutherford, N. J.
Walters, Camilla Hays
B S. in Medical Technology
Greensboro
Walters, Dorothy Davis
A.B. in Education
Montgomery, Ala.
Ward, David Russell
B.S. in Accounting
Clarendon
Ward, Laura Jane
B S. in Medical Technology
Goldsboro
Wardlaw, Craig Millard
B.S. in Business Administration
Charlotte
Warfel, Joseph Rosser
A.B. in Economics
Fayetteville
Warfford, Tony Wayne
B.S. in Accounting
Southmont
Waring, Thomas N.
A.B. in Economics
Charleston, S. C.
Waterfield, Ruth Anne
B.S. in Nursing
Fayetteville
Watkins, Richard Ray
B.S. in Business Administration
Leaksville
Watson, Robert William
B.S. in Accounting
Rocky Mount
EIGHTY-EIGHT
SEfllORS
White, Charles Craig
B.S. in Pharmacy
White, David Hill
B.S. in Chemistry
White, 1 1, Gilbert Case
A.B. in English
White, Terry Stephen
B.S. in Accounting
Whitehead, Jr., Lewis Willard
Warrenton
Hickory
Durham
B.S. in Accounting
Windsor
Whiteheart, Jr., Danold Sidney
B.S. in Business Administration
Winston-Salem
Whitley, Mary Elizabeth
A.B. in Elementary Education
Concord
Whitley, Rodney Harry
A.B. in Chemistry
Hickory
Whitmire, James Donald
B.S. in Business Administration
Kannapolis
Whitton, Agnes Ayers
B.S. in Mathematics
Hilton Head Island, S. C.
Whyte, Barbara Elizabeth
A.B. in Elementary Education
Washington, D. C.
Wicker, Robert Ambrose
A.B. in Political Science
Sanford
Wiggins, Agness Ann
B.S. in Mathematics
Durham
Wiggins, Jr., Osborne Pinkney
A.B. in Philosophy
Beaumont, Texas
Wiggins, Sally Hoppe
A.B. in Elementary Education
Charlotte
Winborne, JeanC.
A B. in English
Raleigh
Watt, Joyce Lindsey
A.B. in English
Weaver, Carolyn Dale
A.B. in Elementary Education
Webb, Diana Kay
A.B. in History Education
Webb, James Theodore
B.S. in Accounting
Webb, Jr., John Guss
A.B. in Economics
Webb, William Norwood
A.B. in Economics
Webster, Hugh Bason
B.S. in Business Administration
Weeks, Martha Woodall
A.B. in Art Education
Weiler, III, Herold James
A.B. in Political Science
Weinstein, Alan Robert
A.B. in History
Weir, Hubert Perry
B.S. in Business Administration
Wellons, Douglas Brockman
A.B. in Chemistry
Whaley, Jr., Hubert Glenn
B.S. in Business Administration
Whichard, Obie Guilford
A.B. in Economics
Whisnant, Cleatus Gene
A.B. in Journalism
Whitaker, Anna Neal
A.B. in Zoology
Reidsville
Hillsborough
Arlington, Vo.
Fayetteville
Durham
Greensboro
Yanceyville
Rocky Mount
Asheboro
Hendersonville
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Greensboro
Durham
Charlotte
Bryson City
EIGHTY-NINE
CLRSS OF 1966
Wilborn, David Kathryn Elizabeth
A B in French and History
Raleigh
Wilder, David Marcom
A.B. in Political Science
Shelby
Wilkes, Jr., Franklin John
A.B. in French
Old Westbury, N. Y.
Wilkie, Jr., Frederic Austin
A.B. in English
Forest City
Wilkins, Charles Putnam
A.B. in English
Smithfield
Wilkinson, Emily Dolores
A B. in English Education
Franklinton
Williams, Carol Ann
A.B. in French
Clinton
Williams, Douglas Dwight
B.S. in Business Administration
Maiden
Williams, Jr., James Edward
A B in Political Science
Rockingham
Williams, Jerry Lynn
B.S. in Accounting
Chapel Hill
Williams, Peter David
A.B. in Sociology and Physical Education
Ithaca, N. Y.
Williams, Scarlette Hill
A.B. in English
Chapel Hill
Williams, Susan Rose
B.S. in Business Administration
Fayetteville
Williamson, III, Benjamin Napier
B.S. in Industrial Relations
Franklinton
Williamson, Jr., John Perry
A B. in History
Louisburg
Willingham, Edward Haynes
BS in Business Administration
Macon, Ga.
Willingham, John Francis
A.B. in Economics
Macon, Ga.
Willis, Calvin Neil
B.S. in Chemistry
Fayetteville
Willis, Henry Norton
A.B. in English
Winston-Salem
Wi Ison, John Steven
B.S. in Business Administration
Asheville
Wilson, Louisa Pitcher
B.S. in Mathematics
Newport News, Va.
Wi Ison, Mary Tudor
A B. in English
Elizabeth City
Winslow, Don Kenneth
B.S. in Business Administration
Elizabeth City
Winslow, Jack Riddick
A.B in Chemistry
Scotland Neck
Winslow, James E.
A.B. in Chemistry and Zoology
Hurdle Mills
Winstead, Arthur Wiley
B.S. in Business Administration
Roxboro
Winstead, Charles Leigh
A.B. in Economics
Roxboro
Winters, Carole Lynn
A.B. in Physical Education
Statesville
Wise, Julia Melverda
B.S. in Science Education
Raleigh
Withrow, Jr., William Harrill
A.B. in International Studies
Ellenboro
Wolf, Robert William
B.S. in Physics and Mathematics
Chapel Hill
Wollin, Jr., Ernst George
A.B. in History and Sociology
Statesville
SEfllORS
Womack, Jr., Herbert Marshall
B.S. in Business Administration
Wood, Carl Sherrill
B.S. in Industrial Relations
High Point
Wood, Jr., William Bennett
A.B. in History
Greensboro
Woodard, Wex Ashley
B S. in Business Administration
Raleigh
Woodard, William Samuel
B.S. in Business Administration
Charlotte
Woodcock, Neil Reaves
B S. in Industrial Relations
Atkinson
Woodworth, Joan Dee
A.B. in Psychology
St. Petersburg, Fla.
Wooten, Hubert Kendall
A.B. in History
Raeford
Worrell, Judy Whitley
A.B. in English Education
Rocky Mount
Worrell, Kenneth Edward
A.B. in Chemistry
Rocky Mount
Wright, Gary Wayne
A.B. in Political Science
Salisbury
Wright, Robert Bruce
B.S. in Business Administration
Charlotte
Wright, Jr., Seaborn
A.B. in Political Science
Atlanta, Ga.
Wright, Thomas Williams
A.B. in English
Tryon
Wright, William Fletcher
B.S. in Accounting
Raeford
Wyatt, Linda Carroll
A.B. in Education
Narberth, Pa.
Wyatt, Linda Clark
A.B. in Psychology
Signal Mountain, Tenn.
Wylie, Norman Anderson
A.B. in English
Rye, N. Y.
Yarbrough, Sue Ann Washington
A.B. in Music
Atlanta, Ga
Yarbrough, Terry Wayne
B.S. in Accounting
Lexington
Yelton, Virginia Carole
A.B. in Education
Bakersville
Yelverton, Paula Anne
B.S. in Nursing
Goldsboro
Yelverton, William Norman
A.B. in Psychology
Fremont
Yokley, Jr., John Hale
B.S. in Industrial Relations
Mount Airy
ROGER ALEXANDER DAVIS
The First Maverick
1943-1965
Young, Jr., William Lawrence
B.S. in Business Administration
Youngblood, Lawrence Joseph
A.B. in Political Science
Zachary, Stephen Vander
A.B. in English Education
Zezefillis, Georgia
A.B. in English
Long Beach, Calif.
Fletcher
Yadkinville
NINETY-ONE
JUniOR OFFICERS
BILL NUCCIARONE
Vice President
MEL WRIGHT
President
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LIZ SCOTT
Secretary
BECKY TATUM
Social Choirman
NINETY-TWO
CLRSS OF 1967
Abbott, Arthur Trovis, Asheville
Abrams, Carmen Lopez,
Caparra Heights, Puerto Rico
Adair, Laura Ann, Erwin
Adams, Hennie Wallace, Wilson
Adams, Larry L., Fuquay Springs
Adams, Thomas Jefferson, Birmingham, Ale
Albright, II, Cecil Raymond, Ft. Bragg
Alexander, Stella Watkins, Charlotte
Alger, III, Martin Joseph, Watertown, N. Y.
Allen, Cyril Anthony, Fayetteville
Allen, llene Kay, Asheboro
Allen, Jean Frances, Greensboro
Allen, P. Anne, Durham
Allen, Robert H., Dover, N. H.
Alphin, Sandra Kay, Dunn
Altenburg, Floyd David, Coraopolis
Amnott, Mary Susan, Durham
Anders, Louis Holmes, Charlotte
Anders, Rege Kaye, Winston-Salem
Anderson, Anne Harriet, Hillsborough
Anderson, III, Lane Schofield, Charlotte
Andrews, Jr., Graham Lambeth, Burlington
Aplin, James Granger, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Apperson, Theda Rae, Durham
Arendall, Nan Boone, Mobile, Ala.
Armstrong, Jr., Claudie Andrew, Wilmingfo
Armstrong, William Blair, Richmond, Va.
Arnold, Chester W., Greensboro
Arterton, Jonathan Bell, Washington,
Arthur, Betsy Cheryl, Princeton
Askew, John Everett, Itasca, III.
Atkins, Jr., Frederick Charles,
Cranford, N. J.
Atkins, William Shaffer, Asheville
Austell, Jeslyn McCall, Concord
Autrey, Randolph Bernard, Charlotte
Averett, Herbert Marvin, Oxford
Bachmann, Raphael John, Greensboro
Baggett, Ann Wilson, Fayetteville
Baker, Cyrus McNeill, Jacksonville, Fla.
Baker, Darrell Anderson, Charlotte
Baker, Jr., Frank E., Roxboro
Baker, Jack Rudolph, Durham
Baker, James Marion, Rocky Mount
Baker, Thomas Eugene, Statesville
Balch, Timothy John, Newport Beach, Calif.
Baldwin, Jr., Jesse Gray, Raleigh
Ball, Mary Lambert, Wilmington
Ballard, Brenda Lane, Norfolk, Va.
Ballentine, James Leroy, Charlotte
Ballew, Richard M., University, Miss.
Ballou, Donald Clark, New Canaan, Conn,
Ballow, Barbara Helene, High Point
Banov, Alan, Charleston, S. C.
Barach, Barbara Jean, Charlotte
Barber, James Brown, Lexington
Barclay, Jr., William John, Raleigh
Barker, Jr., Edward Lee, Jacksonville
Barker, Jeffrey Hanes, Ft. Lauderdale
Barnes, Eleanor Terry, Elm City
Barnes, John Wesley, Raleigh
Barnhardt, Robert Swift, Davidson
Barnhart, Margaret Dozier, Tarboro
Barr, Nancy Elizabeth, Hudson, Ohio
Barrett, Nancy Glover, Chapel Hill
Barringer, Martin C, Mullms, S. C.
Barnngton, Cynthia Diane, Raleigh
Barrow, Seth Tyson, Farmville
Barthel, Francis Philip, Hickory
Barthel, Hetty Hoke, Chapel Hill
Barwick, Joseph Trent, Durham
Bason, John Robert, Hickory
Bass, Robert Winston, Farmville
Baucom, George Lee, Concord
Baumgartner, Becky Lynne,
New Canaon, Conn.
Beasley, Jr., Robert Jo
Seattle, Elizabeth Anr
Beaver, Jeffrey Winds
?s, Louisburg
Charlotte
, Charlotte
Greensboro
Beavers, Charlotte Lee, Greensboro
Beck, Tony Lohr, Lexington
Beith, Lorraine Reba, Southern Pines
Belcher, Anne Elizabeth, Kinston
Bell, Barbara Arnold, White Plains, N. '
Bell, III, Drummond Crilley, Fairfield, C
Bell, Lloyd William, Washington
Bell, Steven Durant, Raleigh
Cenbow, IV, Charles David, Statesville
Benko, Peter A., East Greenbush, N. Y.
'Bennett, Stephen Joseph, Winston-Sale
Bennett, Wayne Michael, Columbia, S.
Bennett, Jr., William LeGrand, Wadesborc
Benton, Dempsey Eugene, Newton Grove
Benton, III, Joseph Nelson, Chicago, III.
Benton, William Grady, Winston-Salem
Berger, Bryan Dailey, Baltimore, Md.
Bemish, Paul Anthony, Charlotte
Best, David Malcolm, High Point
Beusse, Jr., George Carroll, Thomasville
Beyer, Stephen Marc, Great Neck, N. Y.
NINETY-THREE
CLRSS OF 1967
Bibb, Lewis B., Fayetteville
Bickel, David Robert, Houston, Texas
Bieber, Peter Steven, Fort Myers, Fla.
Biggers, Betty Scales, Burlington
Black, Martha Celeste, High Point
Black, Sarah Rebecca, Charlotte
Blackwell, Crist Scott, Winston-Salem
Blackwood, William Shepard, Chapel Hill
Blade, Anne Simpson, Durham
Blair, Jr., Harry Leander, Greensboro
Blake, Janet Ann, Burgaw
Blankinship, Alyce Diane, Jessup, Md.
Blcnkinship, Leslie Scott, Maxton
Bhnsmon, Terry Lee, Durham
Bloom, Warren Edward, Fairfield, Conr
Blount, George Wesley, Raleigh
Blumenthal, Robert Lee, Greensboro
Boger, Gene Shelby, Winston-Salem
Boggs, Duane Gary, Seaford, Del.
Boone, Perry Allison, Clinton
Booth, Deborah Ellen, Staunton, Va.
Bordeaux, Larry Winfred, Fayetteville
Boulware, George Walter, Charlotte
Bowen, Charlie Hewitt, Wilmington
Bowlen, James Albert, Thomasville
Bowles, Erskine Boyce, Greensboro
Bowman, Jr., William Edwin,
Newport News, Va.
Bowsher, Mary Margaret, Washington, D. C.
Boyd, William Norwood,
Charles City County, Va.
Boykin, Jimmy Everette, Zebulon
Bradley, Craig MacDowell, Wmgate
Bradshaw, Betsy Anne, Raleigh
Bradshaw, David Gerald, Newport News, Va.
Brady, Jr., Gordon Leonard, Ramseur
Brame, Jr., James Ballard, Durham
Brannon, Gwendolen Nesta, Durham
Branscome, Glenn Curtis, Semora
Bransford, William Maurice, Greensboro
Brantley, Jr., Julian Thweatt, Greensboro
Bratton, Michelle Telfair, Raleigh
Brauer, Carolyn Tom, Chapel Hill
Braxton, Jr., Alfred Finley, Graham
Bray, Douglas H., Summerfield
Bregger, Louis Douglas, Clemson, S. C.
Brennan, James John, Scituate, Mass.
Brewer, Glenn DeLeon, Faison
Brewer, Jr., John Dwight, Fairplay, Cc
Bright, Don Clark, Elizabeth City
Brinkley, Clair Lynn, Kernersville
Brinson, Jean, Grantsboro
Brinson, Jr., Joe Mills, High Point
Bnnton, Charlotte Mary, Chapel Hill
Britt, Barbara Ann, Winston-Salem
Britt, Jr., Grady Harold, Raleigh
roadaway, William Weaver, Marshville
roadhurst. III, Edgar David, Greensboro
rooks, Jr., Roy Washington, Oakboro
rothers, Suzanne Iris, Elizabeth City
rowder, Jerry Tyrone, Rural Hall
rown, Jr., Alvin Maston, Winston-Salem
rown, Kenneth B., Condado, Puerto Rico
rown, Neilson, Harwinton, Conn,
rown, Rufus Edward, Lake Junaluska
Brownell, Mary Elizabeth, Asheville
Brownett, Maria Whitehurst,
Jacksonville, Fla.
Brownlee, Ann Louise, Winston-Salem
Bruce, Mary Hamilton, Lenoir
Bruenner, David Frederick, Sands Point, N.
Bryce, George Bennett, Alexandria, Va.
Buck, Mary Carolyn, Manhasset, N. Y.
Buie, John Harrell, Dillon, S. C.
Buie, Sally Katherine, Biscoe
Bullett, Douglas James, Jefferson
Bullock, William Howard, Washington
Bumgardner, Donald Hoyle, Belmont
Bunting, Jr., Elisha Harry, New Bern
Burford, Inman Parker, High Point
Burgess, Larry Reid, Winston-Salem
Burgess, Jr., Malcolm Stewart, Macon, Ga.
Burgess, Peter K., Geneva, III.
Burke, Catherine Lee, Winston-Salem
Burton, Dudley Joe, Hickory
Bush, Priscilla Jean, Barium Springs
Butcher, Mary Ann, Griffon
Butler, Jeanne Folley, Southern Pines
Butler, Larry Edwin, Cherry Point
Butler, Robert McMaster, Alexandria
Broyhill, Robert Kenneth, Statesville
Byrd, Samuel Martin, Lillington
Cabaniss, Albert E., Shelby
Caffee, Arthur Bernard, Washington, D.
Cahoon, John Melvin, Horbmger
Caldwell, Alice Victoria, Brevard
Caldwell, Charles Brown, Erwin
Caldwell, Jean Foster, Birmingham, Ala.
Caldwell, Mary Susan, Gastonia
Cameron, Alan Spencer, Winston-Salem
Cameron, Anne Kay, Asheville
Cameron, Elizabeth Ann, Raleigh
NINETY-FOUR
junioRS
Campbell, June Carole, Goldsboro
Campbell, Suzanne Leslie, Hamlet
Campen, Mary Josie, Charlotte
Cannady, Jerry Wayne, Clinton
Cannon, Jr., Roger Kalup, Raleigh
Cannon, Susan Conner, Rutherford Co
Cantwell, Carol Holland, Burgaw
Capps, Ralph Edwards, Elizabeth City
Carlin, Lee S., Charlotte
Carpenter, Linda Kay, Wagram
Carpenter, Jr , Malcolm Moore, Lincoln
Carr, Nancy Marie, Asheville
Carroll, Frances Preston, Shelby
Carson, Charles Augustus, Lenoir
Carter, Anna Lee, Asheville
Cate, Robert K., Winnetka, Ill-
Cater, Alleen Williams, Anniston, Ala.
Cathey, Emily Neil, Lewisburg, Tenn,
CaudMI, Peter Ploetz, Cary
Caulkins, Jane Sanford, Charlotte
Chaffin, III, William T., Oakland, Ten
Cherry, Jr., Robert Lee, Norfolk, Va.
Chesnutt, III, James Alfred, Clinton
Chesson, Alvin Glenn, Washington
Chipman, Gayle Fitz Randolph,
Hendersonville
Chrisafis, Gregory P., Fayetteville
Chung, David Sei-Jong, Seoul, Korea
Clark, III, Alexander Bayard, Hendersonv
Clark, Louise Wilson, Tarboro
Clark, Sarah Rene, Hickory
Clark, Thomas Herbert, Baltimore, Md.
Clark, Vella Betsy, Vaughan
Clarke, Finley Bland, Sumter, S. C.
Clarke, IV, Thomas Henry, Sumter, S. C.
Claxton, Charles Sidney, Savannah, Ga.
Clayton, Jerry Bruce, Greensboro
Clem, III, Clyde Lee, Atlanta, Ga.
Cline, Charles Emmett, Moravian Falls
Cline, Richard Long, Conover
Cline, Thomas Ray, Marion
Cline, Tom Elizabeth, Salisbury
Cloninger, Robert Truman, Dallas
Coates, Harry Christopher, Charlotte
Cobb, Mary Lucy, Durham
Cochrane, William Vincent, Jackson
Codispoti, Elena Gil, Camp Lejeune
Coffey, John Robert, Gastonia
Cofield, Jr., James Edward, Raleigh
Cofield, Juan Medford, Raleigh
Cole, Jr., James William, Lenoir
Coleman, James Preston, Greenville, S. C
Coleman, Mary Conrad, Charleston, S. C.
Collins, Carolyn Florence, Atlanta, Ga.
Collins, George Wayne, Fayetteville
Collins, Thomas Robert, Orlando, Fla.
Colo, Michael Steven, Charlottesville, Va.
Colson, III, Oliver Kirby, Fort Devens, Mass.
Coltram, Carolyn Dianne, Enfield
Combs, Robert Meredeth, Goldsboro
Conely, Richard Bruce, Chapel Hill
Connaughton, James Peter, New Bern
Connolly, Gaydie, Alexandria, Va.
Conway, Burton Thomas, Springfield, Va.
Cook, Jack McPherson, Liberty
Cook, William Wilson, Madison
Cooke, Carol Ann, Hickory
Cooler, Ruth Rosemary, Walterboro,
Corbett, Jr., James Patrick, Swansbo
Corcoran, III, Clement Timothy,
Arlington, Va.
Cordell, II, Robert Quentin,
Highland Park, III
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Va
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iland, Rose Hill
Ga
Coven, Linda Ann, Newton Centre, M
Covington, Sam R., Rockingham
Cowan, Susie, Kannapolis
Cowell, III, John F., Summit, N. J.
Cox, Christopher Hogan, Chapel Hill
Coxe, III, James Sherwood, Raleigh
Crates, Martha Elizabeth, Charlotte
Craver, John Wade, Morganton
Crawford, Jr., James Emil, Sylva
Creech, Emelia Hollingsworth, Kinston
Creech, Joye Loretta, Fayetteville
Crews, Jane Penfield, Oak Ridge, Tenn.
Cnssman, Jr., Ivan Dabney, High Point
Cristman, Robert Parker, Salisbury
Crocker, George Howard, Sumter, S. C.
Crockett, David Godwin, Vass
Cromortie, Ruth Pendleton, Clinton
Zrook, Jr., Robert Gerald, Salisbury
:room, Jr., Ralph Taylor, Watha
Crouch, William Ralph, Madison
Crowder, Jr., Richard Mason, Winston-Salem
Cummings, Brenda Carol, Guilford College
Cummins, John Michael, Chapel Hill
Currie, Judith Ann, Wadesboro
Currin, Jr., Robert Graves, Henderson
Cushen, Nancy Mae, New Orleans, La.
luthrell, Luther Glenn, Maxton
NINETY-FIVE
f « I f *
ni
CLRSS OF 1967
Daetwyler, David Alan, Chapel Hill
Dague. Carol Lorraine, Raleigh
Dail, Delinda Jan, Goldsboro
Dailey, Rebecca Forlines, Durham
Dale, Ernest James, High Point
Dancy, Beverly LeVonne, Kannapolis
Danford, Roy Graham, Burlington
Daniel, Patty Fletcher, Charlotte
Dankworth, Jane Catherine, Arlington
Danley, Russell Atkins, Mount Airy
Davis, Edward Daffron, Cary
Davis, Gordon Miles, Alexandria, Va.
Davis, Jr., James Evans, Durham
Davis, Johnny Mark, Durham
Davis, Joseph Hiram, Burlington
Davis, Wendell Thomas, Charlotte
Davis, Jr., William Speed, Warrenton
Dawsey, Rebecca G., Gastonia
Day, Charles Samuel, Wilkesboro
Deazley, Bernard George, Newport Ne
Deemer, Alice Bullock, Washington, C
DeLaney, Patricia Marie, Charlotte
Dement, Carol Anita, Louisburg
Dennis, Bill le Lee, Goldsboro
Dennis, Morgan, Warrenton, Va.
Dent, David Richard, Rye, N. Y.
Deyo, Diana Louise, High Point
Dial, Robin Hood, Columbia, S. C.
Dickerson, Richard Lee, Roxboro
Dickson, John Byron, Brevard
Dilks, Robert Warren, Haw River
Dillard, Jr., Roger Lee, Sylva
Dillon, Mary Margaret, Jacksonville
Dobbs, William Arthur, Albemarle
Doby, Barbara Ellen, Albemarle
Dodd, David Arthur, Atlanta, Ga.
Dodson, Jane Elizabeth, Durham
Dodson, Patricia Ann, Durham
Dornbush, Robert Earl, Atlanta, Ga.
Doyle, Elizabeth Ann, Nashville, Tenn.
Doyne, Stephen Eric, Nashville, Tenn.
Dozier, Henry Charles, Powells Point
Drum, Charles David, Conover
Dula, Brenda Lorrain, Lenoir
Duncan, Sandra Gail, Mebane
Duncan, Thomas Calton, Greenville
Dunn, III, John Guion, New Bern
Dunn, Ronald Kirby, Springfield, Va.
Durham, Richard Dwight, Wilmington, Del.
Duskie, Andrew Donald, Concord
Dwight, Anthony Walcott, Summit, N. J.
Dwyer, III, Ross Thomas, Arlington, Va.
Dykes, Andrea Gartlan, New York, N. Y.
Eagleson, Barbara Anne, Wilmington
Eakins, Joey William, Ivanhoe
Earnhardt, Jr., Carlee Raymond, Albemarle
Easterling, Thomas B., China Grove
Eastwood, Myles Eric, Atlanta, Ga.
Edgar, James Clifton, Kennett Square, Pa.
Edwards, James Scott, Winston-Salem
Edwards, Linda Carol, Durham
Edwards, Patsy Jane, Smithfield
Edwards, Thomas Richard, Newport
Edwards, Jr., William Burgan, Burlington
Ehle, Nancy Elizabeth, Asheville
Eichorn, Dennis Earl, Ayden
Eisenband, Arthur, Greensboro
Elder, Lora Glenn, Burlington
Elias, Eva Cecile, Atlanta, Ga.
Elkins, Wilson Oliver, Greensboro
Eller, Stella Jean, Boone
Elliott, III, Frederick Beniamin, Lufkin, Te>
Ellis, III, Albert L., Raleigh
Ellis, John Edward, Greensboro
Elmore, Eugene Lawrence, Dallas
Elser, Mary Duncan, Mechanicsburg, Pa.
Emory, Jr., Morris S., Haverford, Pa.
English, James Frederick, Ft. Lauderdale,
English, Jane Anthony, Salisbury
Enchson, Margaret Lynn, Asheville
Essey, Henry Eugene, Roseboro
Evans, Charles Douglas, Manteo
Evans, Douglas Raymond, Coral Gables, Fla.
Evans, James Clifton, Grandy
Evans, James Edward, Savannoh, Ga.
Evans, Linda Ann, Wilson
Falconer, John F., Rockford, III.
Fait, III, Joseph Byron, Huntsville, Ala.
Farabee, Michael Luther, High Point
Fare, James Miller, Winston-Salem
Farmer, Leslie Benton, High Point
Farmer, Russell Tenwey, Providence, R. I.
Farris, Jean Leslie, Wilson
Fatata, James Morgan, Gold Hill
Feagan, Charles Patrick, Columbus
Fearrington, Ann Peyton, Winston-Salem
Feierabend, Jane Freeman,
New Canaan, Conn.
NINETY-SIX
junioRS
Fieger, Mory Northup, Louisville, Ky.
Fields, Jr., James C, Sonford
Finch, Esther Sharon, Thomasville
Finison, Elizabeth Josephine, Greensbo
Fisher, Gordon David, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Fitzpatrick, John Michael, Charlotte
= itzpatnck, Patricia Hill,
Corpus Christi, Texas
Fletcher, James William, Kinston
Fletcher, Judith T., Chapel Hill
Fogle
Faith Underhill, New Orleans, L
.lie, Margret Faw, Wilmington
Forbes, Jennie Kathryn, Stokes
Forbis, Richard Marshall, Charlotte
Ford, Virginia Leigh, Wilmington
=oreman, Loretta Faye, Washington
=ortune, Philip Lee, Toledo, Ohio
fountain, II, Alvin Marcus, Raleigh
roushee, Mary Elizabeth, Chapel Hill
andr
Va.
Fowler, Ann Archei
Fowler, Janice Marie, Asheville
Fox, Terry Clayton, Hudson
Foy, Herbert Miles, Statesville
-ranklin, Linda Lou, Raleigh
Franusiszin, Alfred John, Easton, P<
Frauenheim, K. Eugene, Balboa, Ca
Freeman, James Edward, Gastonia
Freeman, John Lindsay, Charlotte
Freeman, John Samuel, Morganton
Freeman, Michael Norris, Spindale
Friedlander, Ricky D., Asheville
Frisbee, Thomas Leroy, Summit, N. J
Fu, David Tsao, Greensboro
Fulcher, Robert Gregory, Mayodan
Fulk Christopher Claude, Winston-5
Fuller, Fleming Barnes, Kinston
Funderburk, Betty Dare, Aberdeen
Funderburk, Ronnie Earl, Kannapolis
Furr, Miriam Martin, Charlotte
Furr, Jr., Vance Lee, Concord
Futch, Jr., Kenneth Culbreth, Burgaw
Gabriel, Charles Andrew, Statesville
Garber, Boyd Rolla, Atlanta, Ga.
Gardner, Nancy Lillian, Statesville
Garrison, Donald Elliott, Wingate
Garrison, Edwin Bud, Hayesville
Gassman, Stephen Jay, Roslyn Heights, N.
Gattis, William Hughes, Bynum
Gay, James Michael, Houston, Texas
Gebeaux, Howard Lane, Fairfax, Va.
Gee, Margaret Blakely, Florence, S. C.
Genung, II, Frederick M., Plainfield, N. J.
George, Terry June, Fayetteville
Gernon, Robert William, Charlotte
Gideons, Heinrich A., Chapel Hill
Gilley, Marlene Ann, Jacksonville
Gilman, Jr., Donald Wayne,
Newport News, Va.
Gilmore, James Carr, Chapel Hill
Glenn, Lenette Marie, Polkton
Glover, Linda Lee, Nashville
Godwin, Joseph Caswell, High Point
Gold, Charles Lee, Richmond, Va.
Norman S., Greensboro
Michael David, Glen Rock, N. J.
Goldn
Good, Terry Rondall, Jackson, S. C.
Goode, Gregory Milton, Butner
Goodman, Jr., Rodney Renus, Kinston
Goodson, Jerry Ray, Lincolnton
Goodwin, James Oscar, Apex
Goodwin, William Lloyd, Morrisville
Gossett, Lynda Carol, Durham
Gouger, John Sifford, Chapel Hill
Gourlay, Charles Dossett, Lillington
Grady, Elizabeth Cowan, Butner
Graham, Cynthia Morgan,
Corpus Christi, Texas
Graham, Joseph Michael, Lincolnton
Gramelsbach, Heidi Wilson,
Spartanburg, S. C.
Grant, Rebecca Ann, Franklin
Gray, Betty Jo, Kinston
Gray, Lyons, Winston-Salem
Gray, Stanley David, Greensboro
Greenbacker, Jr., John Everett, Norfolk, Va
Greenburg, Jon David, Allentown, Pa.
Greene, III, Herbert B., Chapel Hill
Greene, John Zebulon, Lexington
Greene, Johnny Lee, Forest City
Greene, Paula Mann, Chapel Hill
Greene, Ronald Wayne, Winston-Salem
iwood, Paul Nicholas, Birminghan
Greenwood, Tc
Gregory, Lynda Josephine, Wilr
, Calif
ington
Gregory, Thomas George, Shawboro
Grifenhagen, William Beniamin, Charlotte
Griffin, Martha Evans, Williamston
Gross, Michael Ray, Greensboro
Grotgen, Jr., John Frederick, Wilmington
Guffey, James Edward, Evanston, III.
Guy, John Alva, Charlotte
Hackney, John Joseph, Siler City
Hager, Hampton Croson, Charlotte
NINETY-SEVEN
§^ 9 % f ® %^M
CLRSS OF 1967
Hall, Barbara Elizabeth, Pineville
Hall, Charles Martin, Fayetteville
Hall, Donna Lynn, Fayetteville
Hall, Jr., Felton Davis, Rockingharr
Hall, Jr., James Olin, Tarboro
Hall, Judith Anne, Newark, Del.
Hall, Kyle Stanley, Salemburg
Hall, Linda Kay, Rockingham
Hall, Susan Hewlett, Rocky Mount
ill..
Richard B., Summit, N J.
rsto
Edward,
Sunnyvale, Calif.
Hammerstone, Richard Hall,
Sunnyvale, Calif.
Hanan, III, John Henry, San Francis
Hancock, Billie Joan, Atlanta, Ga
Hanes, Frank Borden, Winston-Sale
Hankins, Gary William, Newport Ne
Hardee, Martha Hoell, Whispering Pine:
Harer, Alan E., Raleigh
Harllee, III, Frederick Earl, Greensboro
Harmon, Frances Gayle, South Boston, V
Harrell, Carolyn Anne, Saratoga
Harrington, Robert Edward, Lewiston
Harris, Joseph Wayne, Greensboro
Harris, Marina June, Williamsburg, Va.
Harris, Richard Casey, Charlotte
Harris, Vivian, Wilmington
Hass, Marshall William, Falls Church, Va.
Hassel, Thomas Sidney, Roper
Hawkins, William Blame, Canton
Hawthorne, Jane Grier, Statesville
Hayden, John Joseph, Swampscott, Mass.
Hayes, Jr., George Lewis, Roanoke Rapids
Hayes, Ted M., Durham
Haywood, Gloria Jane, Chapel Hill
Haywood, John Davis, Durham
Heacock, David Evans, Washington, D. C.
Hedrick, David Gene, Statesville
Hedrick, George William, Thomasville
Heilig, John Lafayette, Salisbury
Helder, Jake Carson, Waxhaw
Hellen, III, Earle West, Greensboro
Heller, Mary Judith, Alamo, Calif.
Helms, John Douglas, Marshville
Henderson, Jr., Marvin William, Charlotte
Henderson, Nancy Dickson, Charlotte
Henderson, Richard Elliott Lee, Mebane
Henkel, Henry Thompson, Statesville
Henkel, Miriam H., Kinston
Herring, William Herman, Newton Grove
Hester, Mary Jo, Wendell
Hildebrand, Steven Giles, Baltimore, Md.
Hill, Charles Marion, Asheville
Hill, III, James Wells, Murfreesboro
Hill, Maggie, Greenville
Hill, Nancy Ann, Bethesda, Md.
Hill, Russell Lanney, Beulaville
Hines, James Michael, Lenoir
Hinkle, Mary Elizabeth, Winston-Sali
Hinkle, Robert Linville, Charlotte
Hinkle, Talmadge Russell, Lexington
Hinkle, Thomas Lowing, Thomasville
iS„ Ann
, Va.
Hinton, Jr.. Willi<
Hoar, Stephen Warren, Sumte
Hobgood, Jr., William Sands Holloway,
Greensboro
Hobson, Judith Elizabeth, Asheboro
Hockfield, Steven Alan, Durham
Hodge, Jr., John Ernest, Troy
Hofmeister, Stanley Irving, Raleigh
Hogue, David Barclay, Bloomington, Ind.
Holcombe, Jr., Robert Odell, Lexington
Holder, Jr., Walter Dalton, Winston-Salen
Holland, Jon Ronald, Franklinville
Holland, IV, Robert W., Cincinnati, Ohio
Holland, III, Sherrill Reid, Statesville
Holland, Jr., Walter A., Smithfield
Holleman, Larry Benton, Durham
Hollister, Virginia Person, New Bern
Holmes, Jeffrey Lynn, Dunn
Holt, Jon David, Graham
Hood, Jr., Floyd Collins, Charlotte
Hook, III, George Allen, Bessemer City
Hooks, Jr.. William Borden, Tarboro
Hooper, Thomas Lewis, Charlotte
Hopper, Carolyn Rudulph, Washington,
Horney, Mary Ann, Jamestown
Houck, William Jerome, Morganton
Hough, James Gaston, Charlotte
Houghton, Jon Kenneth, Melbourne, Fla
Houle, III, Jerome Lawrence, Atlanta, Ga.
House, Gloria Anne, Hobgood
Houser, Blanche Evangeline, Cherryville
Howe, James Arthur, Badin
Howell, David James, Goldsboro
Howell, Freda Elizabeth, Gibson
Howell, Henderson Lee, Gastonia
Howell, Sammy Kay, Ellerbe
Hubbard, Grady Allen, Kannapolis
MINETY-EIGHT
junioRS
Hubbard, James Ryan, Rocky Mount
Hubble, John Howard, Falls Church, Va.
Hudson, Jr., Herman DeGrace, Greensbo
Hudson, Howard Vinson, Dunn
Hudson, John Dwight, Wilson
Huf, William Langley, Arlington, Va.
Huffman, Daniel Frederick, Hickory
Hugenschmidth, James J.,
Canandaiqur, N. Y.
Huggins, Guy Hal, Hickory
Hughes, John Rodney, Pollocksville
Hughey, Michael Weaver, Raleigh
Hundley, Carl Wallace, Durham
Hunnicutt, Barbara Kay, Charlotte
Hunt, Allan William, Lawndale
Hunt, Jr., John Cameron, Rocky Mount
Hunter, Gale Elizabeth, Charlotte
Hunter, III, Thomas Allison, Greensboro
Huntley, Marsha Carol, Lexington
Huppert, George Nixon, Jacksonville
Hurt, Jr., Floyd Williford, Charlotte
Hussey, Martha Lane, Wilson
Hutchins, Julia Marguerite, Winston-Sale
Hutchins, Ralph Wayne, Durham
Hutchison, Mary Ann, Oceanside, N. Y.
Hutson, Jr., Edward Arman, Greensboro
Hyman, Michele Wendy, Salisbury
Inge, Jr., William Andrew, Burlington
Ingram, Donald Charles, Winston-Salerr
Irvin, Robert Gilford, Mullins, S. C.
Irvine, Susan Chambliss,
Lookout Mountain, Tenn.
Ivey, Sarah Lane, Chapel Hill
Ivins, G. Anthony, Downers Grove, III.
Jackson, Isaiah Fearing, Elizabeth City
Jackson, Juanita Wilson, Dunn
Jackson, Marvin Wade, Princeton
Jackson, Robert Earl, Durham
Jacobson, Joseph Laurence, Pensacola, Fla.
James Elizabeth Young, Burlington
Jarman, Jr., William Franklin, Washington
Jarrell, Fred Fincher, Mt. Gilead
Jarvis, Jr., Wade Henry, Thomasville
Jeffress, Harriet Osborne, Kinston
Jennings, Ann Braswell, Wilson
Jennings, Jacqueline Frances, Chapel Hill
Jennings, James Hayden, Taylorsville
Jennings, Roger Dean, Bluefield, Va.
Jennings, William James, Charlotte
Jenrette, Jr., Julius Poe, Asheville
Jernigan, Frank Hundley, Augusta, Ga.
Jernigan, Jasper Truett, Lillington
Jernigan, John David, Mt. Olive
Jervey, Mary Gardiner, Greenville, S. C.
Johnson, Barbara Lynne, New Canaan, Co
Johnson, Carl H., Wilmington, Del.
Johnson, Marion Lee, Burgaw
Johnson, Molly Parker, Apex
Johnson, Raymond Horace, Henderson
Johnson, Robert Arthur, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Johnson, Robert Leslie, Asheville
Johnson, III, William Halsey,
Huntington, N. Y.
Johnston, Betsy Ann, Totowa Borough, N. J.
Jones, Evelyn Elizabeth, Trenton
Jones, James Judson, Sophia
Jones, John Marshall, Red Springs
Jones, Linda Louise, Raleigh
Jones, III, Plummer Flippen, Statesville
Jones, Sarah Elaine, Durham
Jones, Stephen Allen, Winston-Salem
Justice, Max Edward, Hendersonville
Kale, Ernest Lee, Charlotte
Kaplan, Kenneth Franklin, Forest Hills, N. Y.
Katz, Craig D., Short Hills, N. J.
Kaye, Lawrence M., Merrick, N. Y.
Kayed, Ahmad Farah, Charlotte
Keating, Frances Helene, Hendersonv
Keener, Candace Kane, Charlotte
Keever, Jr., Frederick Lester, Maiden
Keith, Thomas Jeffery, Passaic, N. J.
Keller, Paul Gordon, Asheville
Keller, Roland Rudolf, Hickory
Kelley, Kenneth Taylor, Durham
Kelly, Michael Burge, Martinsville, Vc
Kelly, Jr., Vincent Stanley, Greensborc
Kemmer, Kaye Sybil, Nogales, Az.
Kennerly, Baniamm Smith, Greensborc
Kern, Natalia Alexandra, Fayetteville
Key, Tony Harrison, Concord
Kilgo, Dale Wayne, Rocky Mount
Killian, Richard Wayne, Jacksonville,
Kimel, Larry Leslie, Winston-Salem
King, Don Gaither, Winston-Salem
King, Edward Gaines, Greensboro
King, James Roy, Durham
King, Jennings Graham, Laurinburg
King, Linda Huggins, Kinston
King, Jr., Millard L., Zebulon
Kinney, Jr., Charles Edward, Ramseu
Kinslond, Carolyn Dwain, Franklin
Kipps, Ann Michele, Blacksburg, Va.
NINETY-NINE
CLRSS OF 1967
Kirk, Mary Susan, Raleigh
Kirkman, Brenda Joyce, Pleasant Garden
Kirkwood, Kathleen Morris, Charlotte
Kirstein, Philip L., Suffern, N. Y.
Kiser, David Monroe, Statesville
Kiser, Mayada Lela, Gastonia
Kiser, Thomas Neil, Statesville
Kishony, Rachetta Pearl, Fairmont, W. Va.
Kispert, John Joseph, Havelock
Clyde Dewey, Randleman
William Walter, Parkton
land Heights, Ohn
Kistle
Kitch
Kitts
Kleitman, Kenneth, Levittown, N. Y
Kline, Jr., Charles Robert, Camden, S. C.
Knight, Barbara Ann, Raleigh
Knowles, Michael Ray, Durham
Kohn, Robert B., Montgomery, Ala.
Konopka, Edward Allen, Murray Hill, N. J
Koomen, John Chapin, Raleigh
Koontz, Charlie Alexander, Mocksville
Kouba, William Dudley, Greensboro
Krider, Jennie Lynn, Salisbury
Krug, Michael Charles, South Orange, N. J.
Kuester, Kate Adele, Charlotte
Kultg, Douglas Joseph, West Warren, Mass
Kurth, Franz Jeffrey, Hicksville, N. Y.
Lacher, Walter Scott, Aiken, S. C.
Lackey, Everette Stephen, Winston-Sale
Lackey, Lokie Charles, Murfreesboro
Laffman, Karen Jo, Rowland
Lail, Gary David, Granite Falls
Lail, William Steve, Hickory
Lain. William Douglas, High Point
Lalanne, Barbara Boren, Chapel Hill
Lambert, John Wallace, Raleigh
Lambeth, Philip David, Greensboro
Lamm, Dwight Copper, Nashville
Lamm, Kerry Lynn, Bailey
Lamm, Jr., Riddick Madison, Wilson
Lamont, George James, Biscoe
Lancaster, Jr., Beaufort Marion, Spindale
Land, Christiania Ingram, Lincolnton
Landman, Max Valentine, Annandale, Vc
Lane, Jr., Chauncey Muneer, Greensboro
Langston, Mary Virginia, Winterville
LaPointe, Sharon Ann, Charlotte
Latham, Janet Elizabeth, Greensboro
Lauder, Linda Lee, Ruffin
Lawrence, Jr., Claude Haynes, Greensbo
Lawson, Jerry Wayne, High Point
Lazarus, Deboroh Anne, Chapel Hill
Leach, William Johnston, Littleton
Leader, Jack Gary, Rock Hill, S. C.
Leafe, Jr., Norman E., Charlotte
Leak, III, James Alexander, Wadesbo
Leeper, David Franklin, Greensboro
Lemons, Kenneth Marvin, Spray
Lentz, William Jeremiah, Sanford
Lenz, James Lewis, Scarsdale, N. Y.
Leonard, Baxter Columbus Jones,
Bryson City
Leonard, Carol-Anne, Bethesda, Md.
Leonard, Charles Nolan, Lexington
Leonard, James Raymond Wesley,
Bryson City
Leslie, Jr., Donald Alexander, Atlanta, Ga
Lethco, Helen Roberta, Arlington, Va.
Lewis, Jr., Clarence Franklin, Goldsboro
Lewis, Don Vincent, Wilmington
Lewis, Edward Lee, High Point
Lewis, Mary Suzanne, North Wilkesboro
Leyman, Margaret, Cincinnati, Ohio
Liles, Nancy Maddocks, Laurinburg
Liles, Robert Moore, Raleigh
Lindsey, Jr., Mark McDonald, Hamlet
Lineberger, Archibald Caleb, Belmont
Lineberger, Walter Guy, Charlotte
Linkous, III, Harry Abraham, Macon, Ga.
Lmville, Ray Pate, Winston-Salem
Lipford, Anne Birch, Charlotte
Lippa, Matthew S., Jersey City, N. J.
Lippmcott, Jr., Robert L., Riverton, N. J.
Lister, Eva English, Mount Olive
Little, Edgar Watson, Gibsonville
Little, III, Fred Eugene, Wilmington
Little, Rachel Emma, Lincolnton
Little, Sara Elizabeth, East Palatka, Fla
Livesay, Jonathan Craig, Tarboro
Lizotte, Carol Ann, Raeford
Lloyd, Charles Braxton, Chapel Hill
London, Jr., Fred Williams, Raleigh
London, II, Henry Adolphus, Charlotte
Londono, Jairo Hernan, Medellm, Colombia
Long, IV, Benjamin Franklin, Greensboro
Long, Martha Anne, Kenly
Long, II, Samuel S., Charlotte
Long, Jr., William Alton, Greensboro
Long, William Thomas, Mebane
Longest, Jr., Frank Alexander, Mount Airy
Lorek, Barbara Jo, Fayetteville
Loughlin, Kenneth Dale, Wilmington
ONE HUNDRED
junioRS
Love, Judith Huggins, Charlotte
Love, Judy L., Raleigh
Love, Lawrence Leslie, Glynco, Ga
Lovett, Connie Berry, New Bern
Lovett, Sarah Elizabeth, Liberty
Lovings, Jr., James Wilbur, Charlotte
Lowder, James Alvin, Albemarle
Lowe, Ronald Jeffrey, Swannanoa
Lowman, Jr., Samuel Enoch, Charlotte
Lowry, Jane Mildred, El Macero, Calif.
Lucey, Richard John, Kensington, Md.
Ludington, Jr., John Robert, Bethesda, Md.
Lutz. Jr., Robert Miller, Greensboro
Lyerly, II. Hubert Spencer, Kannapolis
Lyman, Donald Roy, Miami Shores, Fla.
McAdams, Larry William, Swepsonville
McAlister, Dwight Hiram, Chapel Hill
McArthur, Mary Edith, Laurinburg
McCain, Derrell Watson, Monroe
McCallum, Charles William, Rowland
McChesney, III, James Munn, Rocky Mo
McClain, Richard Marvin, Raleigh
McClaine, Joan Conaway, Washington,
McClendon, Barbara Lee, Jacksonville
McCnckard, Donald Lee, Virginia Beacr-
McCullen, Allie Ray, Clinton
McCullough, John Douglas, Swansboro
McDonald, Paul Wayne, Fayetteville
McDougle, James Herbert, Oxford
McDuffie, Donald Chavel, Chapel Hill
McEwen, III, Luther Morris, Charlotte
McFadden, David Morris, Asheboro
McFall, Charles Daniel, Madison
McFarland, Susan Diane, Summit, N. J.
McGee, John Oliver, Newton
McGirt, Jr., Joseph Ward, Charlotte
McGregor, Jr., Hugh Frank, Charleston, S. C.
McKee, Linda Gale Kircus, Chapel Hill
McKenzie, Carolyn Hay, Bristol, Tenn.
McKethan, Jr., Kenneth A , Fayetteville
McKinnon, Thomas King, Hickory
McKoy, Victor Paul, Wilmington
McLamb, II, Myron Douqlas, Clinton
McLean, Harry Ardrey, Raeford
McLean, Jonathan Owens, Harbinger
McLean, Nancy Croom, Short Hills, N. J.
McLean Robert M., Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
McLean, William Starr, Kinston
McLendon, Lennox Lane, Oakboro
McMillan, Charles Knox, Wilson
McMillan, John Samuel, Red Springs
McPhatter, Richard Nathan, Concord
McSweeney, Sophocles, Houston, Texas
McWhorter, Helen Louise, Roxboro
MacKesson, Mary Elizabeth, Statesville
MacKethan, Lulie Biggs, Fayetteville
MacNeill. Jr., John Coble, Charlotte
Macon, Frances Marie, High Point
MacPherson, H. L., Wilmington, Del.
Madeley, Claudia Carole, Wrightsville Beach
Malcolm, John Buckner, Winston-Solem
Malone, Jacqueline Lou, Newport
Mann, John Thomas, Kinston
Marcuson, Marilyn Akers, Winston-Sa
Margerison, Jr., Kenneth Hilton, Gasto
Marion, Russell Aubrey, Wmston-Salei
Markham, Jr., John Edward, Durham
Markham, Lawrence William, Durham
Marshall, Beth Bellaire, Hillsborough
Marshall, Georgia Ann, Winston-Salen
Marshall, Michael Lee, Kernersville
Marshall, Philip R., Portsmouth, R. I.
Marshburn, Gary Wriston, Jacksonville
Martin, Anthony Charles, Pinehurst
Martin, Jr., Douglas Purdum, Winston-Sale
Martin, Jr., Ralph Hamilton, Apex
Mason, Gloria Jeanne, High Point
Mason, Michael Dana, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Massey, Ollie Mae, Salisbury
Mastin, Thomas Alan, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Matthews, Cheryl Dean, Charlotte
Matthews, Gene Wiley, Matthews
Matthews, Kathy Elliott, Memphis, Tenn.
Matthews, Timothy McKay, Springfield, Va.
Matthews, Wanda Lee, Havelock
Ma-ney, Harry Jenkins, Shelby
Mayo, Louise Chenlle, Clayton
Mazza, Jeffrey Paget, Lontana, Fla.
Meador, Jr., Philip D , Franklinton
Meads, Alma Elizabeth, Elizabeth City
Meditz, James Richard, Winston-Saler
Memory, Stella Meredith, Raleigh
Mendenhall, Carol Ann, Jonesville
Menefee Martha Fans, Durham
Mercer, Forrest Alvah, Lexington, Ky.
Mercer, Gary Allen, Jacksonville
Mickler, Martin Joseph, Jacksonville, I
Midgett, Jane Adair, Kinston
Miller, Jean Brooks, Charlotte
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ONE HUNDRED ONE
CLRSS OF 1967
Millis, Jr., Clarence Edward. Newport
Millsaps, Carol Renae, Statesville
Minard, Frank Pell Lowrence,
Montclair, N. J.
Minismam, Bertram Goodwin,
Birmingham, Ala.
Mitchell, Carolyn Anne, Kannapolis
Mitchell, Jr., George, Audubon, N. J.
Mitchell, Jr., Nicholas W., Winston-Sale
Mitchell, Richard Foutz, Haw River
Mitchell, Susan Guion, New Bern
Modlin, John Wayne, Woodville
Montgomery, Ella Smith, New Orleans
Moody, Harvey Wayne, Louisburg
Moody, Sandra Lynne, Bethel
Moore, Elizabeth Louise, Washington,
Moore, James Alan, Spindale
Moore, Judy Carlette, Mebane
Moore, Terry Warde, Wilmington
Moore, Thaddeus Thomson, Alexandr
Moore, Jr., William Beniomin, Reidsville
Morgan, Charles Leland, Durham
Morgan, Donald Hobbs, Biloxi, Miss.
Morgan, Karlyn Merle, High Point
Morns, Kemp Randolph, Virginia Beach
Morris, Malvary DeLozier, West Ashevil
Morris, Jr., Sherrill F., Lexington
Morrison, Mills Lane, Savannah, Ga.
Morton, Roger Lewis, Birmingham, Ala.
Moss, Ann DeWitt, St. Simons Island, Ga
Moss, John Foy, Mooresville
Moulton, II, John Adkins, Winston-Salei
Moye, Jr., James M., Greenville
Mullen, Mary-Jo, Severna Park, Md.
Mull, Joe Thomas, Morganton
Mulhnax, Robert Lee, Asheville
Munns, Harris Alton, High Point
Murphy, Jesse Thomas, Leaksville
Murray, III, Charles Osborne, Hickory
Murray, Drusylla Ann, Durham
Murray, Jr., John Clifford, Asheboro
Muyangana, Christopher Mutemwa,
Mongu, Zambia
Myers, Charles C, Elkin
Myers, Mary Willard, Charlotte
Nachman, Stewart Lee, Hampton, Va.
Napolitono, Julia Delorese, Charlotte
Nash, Jr., Charies E., High Point
Nash, David Alan, Charlotte
Nash, Sara Gordon, Winston-Salem
Neal, Charles Hylton, Winston-Salem
Neiburg, Dale Alan, Pendleton, S. C.
Newhn, Robert Barclay, Piedmont, S. C.
Nichols, Archie McRoy, Pollocksville
Nichols, Jr., Wyman Andrew, Fayettevil
Nicholson, Ivan Wayne, Bath
Noggle, Jr., J. Edison, Shelby
Norman, Carole Jean, High Point
Norman, Jr., Roger William, Sanford
Norment, Anne Marie, Arlington, Va
Norwood, Jr., William Walker, Bulloc
Nottingham, Sue Carol, Norfolk, Va.
Nowell, Alton Gwynn, Raleigh
Nucciarone, William Joseph,
Manasquan, N. J.
Nulton, Vivia Lynn, Jacksonville
Nussbaum, Mary Louise, Greensboro
Oakley, Frances Newell, Raleigh
Obenshain, III, Wiley Shackford,
Atlanta, Ga.
Odom, Linda Ann, Macon, Ga.
Ogburn, James Hobbs, Smithfield
Oliver, Jr., George Motley, Cary
O'Neal, Beniamin Sheldon, Manteo
Orr, James \/ance, Henderson
Orren, Donald Wayne, Matthews
O'Toole, Dennis Theodore, Baskervil
Overton, Ashley Calhoun, Salisbury
Owen, David Plott, Canton
Owen, Edward Caraway, Roseboro
Owen, James David, Fayetteville
Owens, Jr., Hugh S., Goldsboro
Oxendine, Linda Ellen, Pembroke
Oxford, Jr., Roger Clark, Kinston
Pace, Vincent John, Little Silver, N. J.
Page, Robert Lee, Ruffin
Pagett, Edward Eugene, Winston-Salen
Palmer, Margaret Lena, Crossnore
Parham, Eliza Huske, Henderson
Parker, Charles Owen, Durham
Parker, Jr., Robert Britt, Enfield
Parker, Sophie Victoria, Alexandria, Vi
Parrish, David Key, Durham
Parsons, John Regis, Asheboro
Paster, David Joseph, Memphis, Tenn
Patrick, Evelyn Gail, Raleigh
Patterson, F. M. Simmons, New Bern
Patterson, Michael Joseph, Memphis
Patterson, Ronnie Howard, China Gi
Paul, Margaret June, Jacksonville, F
Payne, Timothy Joel, Charlotte
Peacock, Lynda Alice, Raleigh
Pearce, Georgia Kay, Gastonia
Pearce, Harris James, Greensboro
ONE HUNDRED TWO
juniORS
'earce, Joseph Adolphus, Louisburg
'earson, Philip S., Mt. Airy
3ennigar, Sara Frances, Charlotte
3eoples, Dallas Allen, Greensboro
'erkins, Carol Lynne, Darien, Conn,
'erkins, Patricia Jones, Timberlake
'erkins, Sandra Elizabeth, New Bern
3erkins, Vernon Ray, Gatesville
3errell, Woodrow Franklin, Lexingtor
3erry, Jr., Darrell Lamar, Louisburg
3erry, Richard Douglas, Zebulon
3eterson, Frank James, Lykens, Pa.
Deterson, III, Henry Oscar, Leland
'eterson, Robert M., Coral Gables, FIc
'etitt, Jerry Stewart, Alexandria, Va.
Phillips, Jr., Harold Lee, Charlotte
Phillips, Hilliard Brooks, Cary
'hillips, Thomas Franklin, Carthage
Piacentino, Edward Joseph, Elizabeth City
Pinkham, Jimmy Randolph, Winston-Salem
Pitt, Walter Wrinza, Rocky Mount
Pittard, Robert Earl, Roanoke Rapids
Pittman, William Bryan, Wilson
Planck, Shirley Gray, Raleigh
Planck, Joseph Gordon, Durham
Plummer, Douglas Allen, Baltimore, Md.
Poe, Jr., William Dismukes, Raleigh
Poitras, Robert Herman, Saddle River, N.
Polk, John Thomas, Hamlet
Polk, Larry Douglas, Fayetteville
Pollard, Elizabeth Gibson, Fayetteville
Pollock, Jr., Carlton Arthur, Kinston
Pond Jonathan Davidson, Bethesda, Md.
Pool, III, R. A. Jack, Clinton
Poole, Jr., Joseph Wray, Sophia
Poore, Jr., James Paul, Marion
Pope, James Phillip, Leesburg, Fla
Poplin, Homer Bascom, Norwood
Porter, Susan Kathryn, Miami, Fla
Potter, Fronk Hollister, Beaufort
Potter, James Richard, Kinston
Powell, Jr., Edwin Dean, Mt. Holly
Powell, Marilyn Gayle, Ruffin
Powell, Richard Randolph, Asheville
Powell, Robert Franklin, Greensboro
Powell, Jr., Robert Stone, Thomasville
Pratt, Cynthia Jone, Winston-Salem
Preston, Carl H., Fairfield, Conn.
Price Betsey Jean, High Point
Price, Doris Jean, Smithfield
Price, William Raymond, Wallace
Pndgen, Robin Lee, Wilmington
Prince, Mary Diane, Fuquay-Varina
Pnndle, Randall Donavon, Atlanta, Ga.
Pritchett, W. Marcille, High Point
Privette, Janet Quinn, Rio de Janeiro, I
Proctor, Alan Ray, Rocky Mount
Proctor, James Richard, Rocky Mount
Pruett, Jimmy Cleveland, Shelby
Pugh, Jackson Taylor, Oriental
Pugh, Jr., James Edward, Hickory
Purdie, Elaine Johnson, Davidson
Putnam, Jr., Russell Henry,
Gaithersburg, Md.
Raban, Reginald James, Cherry Hill, N. J.
Raker, Don Crossley, Winston-Salem
Raley, Nancy Sue, Nashville
Rambo, James Everett, San Francisco, Calif
Randall, Annette Mauney, Newton
Randolph, Christopher Fitz, New York, N. Y
Rankin, Nancy Null, High Point
Rankin, III, Pressley Robinson, Ellerbe
Rasmussen, Jr., Richard G., Ridgewood, N. J.
Ray, Flossie Elizabeth, Marshall
Ray, III, James David, Raleigh
Ray, Wesley Carl, Charlotte
Reavis, Johnny D-, Harmony
Redd, Francis Marion, Charlotte
Redmon, John Anson, Bernardsville, N J.
Reed, James Alexander, Reading, Pa.
Reed, Mark, Hickory
Reese, Norman Clifford, Roanoke Rapids
Reichle, Mary Sedin, Chapel Hill
Reid, George Hamilton, Winston-Salem
Reider, Horace Oliver, Rosemont, Pa.
Reignwater, Nancy McKinnon, Salisbury
Reitzel, Elizabeth Ann, Raleigh
Renegar, Gary Van, Yadkinville
Renfrow, William Clyde, Fair Bluff
Reynolds, Thomas Edward, Fletcher
Rhodes, Dale Mark, Wilmington
Rhoney, Dale Van, Washington, D C.
Rich, David Maurice, Burlington
Rich, Dwight Douglas, Castalia
Richardson, Kathryn Ann, Ellerbe
Rickards Robert Richard, Milltown, N
Ricks, Susan Dianne, Jarratt, Va.
Ripa, Paul Joseph, Andover, Mass.
Rives, Elisebeth Stuckey, High Point
Robb, James Lawrence, Hickory
ONE HUNDRED THREE
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ONE HUNDRED FOUR
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CLRSS OF 1967
Robbins, III, Charles Thomas, Asheboro
Robbins, James Tate, Chattanooga, Tenr
Roberson, Edwin Stewart, Lilesville
Robert, George Lamar, Niantie, Conn.
Roberts, Grace Jane, Swannanoa
Roberts, Janet Lee, Asheboro
Robertson, Jr., William Bruce, Charlotte
Robertson, Jr., Yancey Hagerman,
Fuquay Springs
Robey, Elizabeth Ann, Charlotte
Robinson, Arthur Joseph, Statesville
Robinson, David Allen, Wilmington
Robinson, Ronald Louis, Durham
Robinson, Jr., Sam F.,
Lookout Mountain, Tenn.
Robinson, Terrell Embrey, Gastonia
Rodgers, Margaret Judith, Franklinvil
Rogan, Patrick Charles, Winston-Sale
Rogers, Joseph Andrew, Huntersville
Rogers, Nancy Ruth, Roxboro
Rogers, Jr., Thomas Orlando, Miami, Fla.
Rollins, Glenn William, Warsaw
Roper, Sandra Howell, Washington, D. C.
Rosenblum, Stephen Frederick, Laurens, S
Ross, Randy Joseph, Durham
Roth, Beniamin Sterling, Charlotte
Rothstein, Lilly Ruth, Medellin, Colombia
Roughton, John Brooks, Thomasville
Rouse, Jerry Randolph, Kinston
Roveano, Victoria June, Waynesville
Rowe, Mary Gail, Hendersonville
Rubin, William L., Neponsit, N. Y.
Rucker, Catherine Christie, Greensbor
Rudisill, Betty Rutfin, Lincolnton
Rutf, George Harper, Chapel Hill
Rufty, Joe Hearne, Salisbury
Rush. James Belk, Miami, Fla.
Russ, David Perry, Fayetteville
Russel, Mary Augusta, Cleveland, Miss
Rutherford, Weaver Polk, Enka
Rjtledge, James Carlyle, Kannapolis
Saleeby, George Craven, Carrboro
Saleeby, James Jeffrey, Salisbury
Salmony, Steven E., Roanoke, Va.
Salsbury, III, Sherrod, Morganton
Salters. Sophia Hay, Elizabeth City
Sandberg, III, Hyrum Carl, Mobile, Ala
Sanderson, James Maxey, Lexington
Sanderson, Richard David, Burgaw
Sasser Herman Wallace, Indian Trail
Sasser, William Dudley, Goldsboro
Satisky Evelyn Rothstein. Chapel Hill
Satisky, Howard Phillip, Chapel Hill
Saukey, Roger Curtis, Cleveland. Ohio
Saum, David Wendell, Camden, S. C
Saunders, Phillip Melton, Biscoe
Saunders, III, Richard Robertson, Reidsville
Scarboro, Edward Evans, Kannapolis
Scarborough, Savannah Rose, Hamlet
Schafer, Gerald Samuel, Mount Airy
Scharff, Charlotte Gray,
West Chesapeake, Va.
Schaum Alice Virginia, Winston-Salem
Scherr, III, Harry, Huntington, W. Va
Schlenger, William Edward, Rutherford, N
Schmick, Charles Albert, Catonsville, Md
Schnabel, William Wilson, Greensboro
Schneider, Robert M., Winston-Salem
Schoo, John Linton, Chevy Chase, Md
Schuler, Jane Carol, Elmhurst, III.
Schwab, Nelson, Cincinnati, Ohio
Scott, Gray C, Dobson
Scott, Jr., Jack Hillman, Gastonia
Scott, Mary Elizabeth, Nashville, Tenn
Scovel, Terry Lynn, Charlotte
Scruggs, Jimmie Ray, Spencer
Seaman, Louis B., White Plains, N. Y.
Seate, Billy Fenton, Oxford
Seawell, Terrell Johnson, Chapel Hill
Sedlacek, Cheryl Lynn,
Guantanamo Bay, Cuba
Selden, Samuel T., Santa Monica, Calif
Sellers, James Worth, Cherryville
Sellers. Kenneth Ray, Kannapolis
Serunian, Barry Victor, Forest Hills, N. Y.
Sessoms, Jr., Merville W., Colerain
Settlemire, Earl S., Chapel Hill
Sexton, Daniel Glenn, Garner
Seymour, Jr., James E., Decatur, Ga.
Shaffer, Carol Ann, Richmond, Va.
Shaffer, Charlotte Winborne, Chapel Hill
Shaffer, Eleanor Louise, Elmwood, III.
Sharp, David Edward, Salisbury
Shearer, Susann Elizabeth, Fayetteville
Sheann, Jr., Norman Wilson, Rocky Mounl
Shearon, David Royal, Wake Forest
Shearon, Kenneth Lewis, Wake Forest
Sheehan, Charles McDonnell, Salisbury
Shell, Jr., William Claybrook,
Roanoke Rapids
Shelor, Adelaide Chenault, Clearwater, Fla
Shepard, E Allen, Charlotte
Shepherd, Gloria Jean, Wilmington
Shepherd, John Calvin, Lumberton
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Sherwood, II, George Royall, Wilson
Shields, Jr., Edgar W., High Falls
Shields, William G., Carrboro
Shivers, James Allison, High Point
Shoffner, Robert Hunter, Burlington
Shore, Charles Martin, Thomasville
Shorten, Richard Jeffrey, Canfield, Ohio
Sickerott, Candace Karen, Ocean City, N. J.
Simerly, David Riley, Kannapolis
Glenn Richard, Newton
. Patricia Ann, Chapel Hill
Simons, James Brandon, Statesville
Simpson, 111, George Lee, Atlanta, Ga.
Simpson, Jr., John Reginald, Williamston
Singleton, Frank Harrison, Rockingham
Sipe, Kerry Winton, Salem, Va.
Sitterson, Jr., Joseph Carlyle, Chapel Hill
Skinner, Armeta Lou, Norfolk, Va.
Slebos, William Gerard, Western Springs
Sleeper, Russell Gage, Dayton, Ohio
Smith, Alan Foster, Fayetteville
Smith, Carol Elaine, Wilmington
Smith, Jr., Charles Kersey, Kinston
Smith, David Bomar, Dillon, S. C.
Smith, Jr., Harold Henkel, Concord
Smith, James Eastman, Westfield, N. J.
Smith, Kenneth Leo, Beulaville
Smith, Louise Jordan, Greensboro
Smith, Matthew Allison, Atlanta, Ga.
Smith, Roderick Sheldon,
Port Washington, N. Y.
Smith, Ronald Emerson, Charlotte
Smith, Sally Ann, Asheville
Smith, Stephen Allen, Raleigh
Smoake, Ernest C, Durham
Sneed, John Ryman, Pinehurst
Snipes, Jr., Lyman Ralph, Graham
Snuggs, Jr., Edgar E., Albemarle
Sobol, John Woodrow, Black Mountain
Solomon, Lucas Deleon, Charlotte
Southerland, Mickey Garland, Enfield
Sparks, Stephen Andre, Winston-Salem
Sparrow, Donald Gilmore, Greensboro
Sparrow, Ronald Wilford, Williamston
Spaugh, Shirley Jean, High Point
Spaulding, Jr., Beniamin Warren,
Wilmington
Spears, Edgar M., Millers Creek
Specs, Claudia Anne, Winston-Salem
Spencer, James Richard, Chapel Hill
Spencer, John Howard, Leesburg, Va.
Spencer, Marilyn Gale, Rocky Mount
Spencer, Mary Scott, Hickory
Spencer, Ross Dee, Hendersonville
Spencer, Thomas Safford, Charlotte
Stacy, Mary Patricia, Gastonia
Staggers, Samuel Richard, Meta;r
Stanley, Donald Wayne, Kernersv
Starer, Susan Merryl, Charlotte
Starnes, Jeanne Louise, Gastonia
Starnes, Richard Lynn, Charlotte
Statler, James S., Levittown, N. Y
Stedman, Charles N., Burlington
Steed, Clark Russell, Greensboro
Steelman, Nancy Rae, Asheville
Hamlet
Courtney SolTee, Jacksonville,
Donald Wayne, Durham
Hugh Johnson, Washington
Durham
Alan Clements, Red Springs
, Mary Kay, Raleigh
, Norma Kay, Gastonia
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Stephens, Ronald La
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Stewart, Janice Carol, Franklin
Stikeleather, James Gudger, Asheville
Stinson, III, Thomas Wilder, Charlotte
Stockdale, Jerry William, Roanoke Rapids
Stokely, William Robert, Edenton
Stone, James Madren, Durham
Stone, William Stewart, Pilot Mountain
Story, Jr., Willie Thomas, Roanoke Rapids
Stovall, Harry Wylie, Wrightsville Beach
Strader, Sandra Jean, Ruffin
Streaker, James Franklin, Lancaster,
Strickland, Jr., Ralph Bowling, Durha
Stroud, James Michael, High Point
Stroud, Jr., Joseph Oliver, Raleigh
Stubbs. John David, Kernersville
Stupak, John William, Greensboro
Sturdevant, Paula May, Chapel Hill
Sullivan, Terrence Daniel, Charlotte
Sumner, Jr., John Southall, Charlotte
Surratt, John Peeler, Rose Hill
Surratt, Sherry Lynn, Charlotte
Sutphin, Richard Leroy, West End
Sutton, Judith Anne, Burlington
Sutton, Turner Bond, Windsor
Swanson, Merry Susan, Winston-Salem
Swofford, William Oliver, North Wilkesboro
Sykes, Jr., Claude O., Yonkers, N. Y.
ONE HUNDRED FIVE
CLRSS OF 1967
Symonds, Peter Lamson, Marbleheod, Mass
Talbert, Katherine Pierson, Chapel Hill
Tanner, Ronald Leroy, Jacksonville
Tario, Patricia Ellen, Chicago, III.
Tasker, Tamara Jean, Chapel Hill
Tatum, Rebecca, Chapel Hill
Taylor, Michael Lyndon Finch, Chapel Hill
Taylor, Raymond George, Baltimore, Md.
Teasdale, Margo Ann, Palm Beach, Fla.
Tennent, Alexandra, Salisbury
Tennille, Judy M., Chapel Hill
Thomas, Dixie Gay, Winston-Salem
Thomas, Jr., Dwight Elwood, Rocky Mount
Thomas, Jr., Henry C, Chapel Hill
Thomas, II, Johnny Martin, Albemarle
Thomas, Stephen Mason, Sylva
Thomas, Susan Jane, Elizabeth City
Thomas, Wanda Lou, Walnut Cove
Thompson, Benjamin Eborn, Aurora
Thompson, Ellen Diane, Durham
Thompson, James Beniamin, Durham
Thompson, Lawrence G., New York, N. Y.
Thompson, Linda Faye, Hallsboro
Thompson, Rodney Ferrell, Hickory
Thompson, Sherdenia, Carrboro
Thompson, Jr., Stanley John, Midland, Mu
Thompson, Terry Elizabeth, Atlanta, Ga.
Thorndike, Jr., James Arthur, Hendersonvills
Thorne, Thomas Stanley, Durham
Thrift, Michael Francis, Winston-Salem
Thrift, Robert Craig, Knoxville, Tenn.
Thurston, Thomas W., Richmond, Va.
Thuss, Noland Wells, West Palm Beach, Fla
Tillery, Jr., Wade Hampton, Wilmington
Tillman, Helen Jean, Hickory
Titus, Jr., Glen Neal, Roxboro
Todd, Nina Carolyn, Hendersonville
Tomford, William Webster, Memphis, Tenn
Townson, Barbara Whichard. Edenton
Traub, Kenneth Warren, Bishopville, S. C.
Trobaugh, Roma Leah, Memphis, Tenn.
Trott, Edward Wadsworth, Kannapolis
Tull, Virginia Anne, Wake Forest
Turlington, Jr., Henry Eugene, Chapel Hill
Turner, Jr., Charles Hancock, New Bern
Turner, Charles Ronald, Lincolnton
Turner, James Palmer, Louisburg
Turner, Michael Wayne, Morristown, N. J.
Turner, Jr., Wilburne Wells, Winston-Salem
Tuttle, Jr., Harold Pulliam, Rocky Mount
Tuttle, Reuben Gray, Winston-Salem
Tygart, Frederick B., Jacksonville, Fla.
Tyndall, II, Robert Glenn, Kinston
Tyndall, Roy Franklin, Durham
Ubell, Donald Paul, Hollywood, Fla.
Umstead, Jane Katherine, Bahama
Underwood, Robert Gordon, Chapel Hill
Uzzell, Jr , George Randolph, Salisbury
Vaden, Virginia Louise, Raleigh
Van Damm, Gregory Mark, Atlanta, Ga.
Van Loon, Eric Elton, Nashville, Tenn.
Venn, Sally Bingham, Birmingham, Ala.
Vanpelt, Max Lee, Kannapolis
Varner, Jr., Grant Bernard,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Vars, III, Addison Foster, Washington, D. C.
Vaughan, Hannah Bailey Heptinstall,
Woodland
Vaughan, Ann Cheryl, Maryville, Tenn.
Vaughn, William Edward, Chapel Hill
Vecellio, Constance Marie, Salem, Va.
Venters, George Cole, Richlands
Verlenden, III, William Lane,
Lookout Mountain, Tenn.
Vernon, Diane Lynne, New Canaan, Conn.
Vinson, Iris Lee, Durham
Viverette, Jr., Eugene Alston, Rocky Mount
Voight, William Ken, Boxford, Mass.
Wadsworth, James Allan, Hendersonville
Wagner, Renia Patrice, Williamston, S. C.
Wagoner, Joe Edward, Misenheimer
Wagoner, Otis Tucker, Thomasville
Wainer, Eric Sayle, Winston-Salem
Wait, III, Dwight William, Glenshaw, Pa
Walker, Daniel Marvin, Mebane
Walker, Robert Shackford, Hudson
Walker, Wayne Browning, Durham
Wall, Amanda Lou, Boiling Springs
Wall, Audrey Diana, Raleigh
Wall, Frances Mial, Whiteville
Wall, Jr., John Nelson, Rockingharr
Wall, Malinda Carole, Marion
Wall, Marianne, Raleigh
Walls, Jr., William Ralph, Asheville
Walters, III, John Parrott, LaGrange
Ward, Jr., Bernard Rudolph, Goldsbor.
Ward, Joe Frank, Freeport, Fla.
Ward, John A. J., New Bern
Ward, Linda Carol, Richmond, Va.
Ward, Richard Dwight, Monroe
Waring, Linda Marie, Greensboro
Warren, Maurice Allen, Tarboro
ONE HUNDRED SIX
juniORS
Warren, Susan Jane, Dunn
Warrington, Caleb Van, Wilmington, Del.
Watkins, Jr., Arthur W., Raleigh
Watkins, Betty Leigh, Durham
Watkins, Joyce Dianne, Gaffney, S. C.
Watson, Jr., Edgerton Lynn, Louisburg
Watson, Wenona Feris, Ararat
Watt, Melvin L., Charlotte
Watts, Jr., Evan Dale, Wilmington
Weede, Harry Walker, Cheraw, S. C.
Weeks, Wallace Webb, Kinston
Wei, Enoch Ping, Kowloon, Hong Kong
Weldon, Virginia Anne, Durham
West, Jr., Douglas Nathaniel,
f-t. Lauderdale, Fla.
Westbrook, Jr., James Layman, Durham
Wetherbee, Harry Lon, Springfield, Mass.
Whichard, Jr., David Emerson, Roanoke, Va.
Whitaker, Judith Gayle, Durham
Whitaker, III. William Asbury,
Winston-Salem
White, David Henry, Charlotte
White, Jr., Howard Vernon, Rocky Mol
White, Luther Glenn, Pittsboro
White, Mary Caroline, Wilson
White, Melba Louise, Mebane
White, III, Sidney Russell, New Bern
White, III, Thomas Skinner, Durham
White, William Eugene, Monticello, FIc
White, William James, Raleigh
Whitehead, Jr., Millard Eley, Murfreesboro
Whitehurst, James Alton, Raleigh
Whitehurst, John Howard, Wilson
Whitfield, Jr., Ruben Long, Chapel Hill
Whitley, Howard Landis, Smithfield
Whitley, James Edwards, Nashville
Whitley, Jimmy Norwood, Selma
Wiebel, II, George Clement,
North Wilkesboro
Wilfong, Ida Lee, Hickory
Willey, Susan Alice, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Williams, Betty Gaile, Thomasville
Williams, III, Bryant Bennett, Elizabeth City
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Williams, David Arnold, Battleboro
Williams, Edwin, Wantogh, N. Y.
Williams, Holly Gayle, Fayetteville
Williams, Ja
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Samuel, Tabor City
Walker, Rocky Mount
Judy West, Ahoskie
Michael Forrest, Littleton
Patricia Sue, Burlington
Raymond A., Winston-Salem
Richard Barry, Durham
n, Jr., Robert Lawrence,
Mount Airy
Willardson, John Stanley,
Santa Monica, Calif.
Williard, Coy Orville, High Point
Willis, Dewey Wayne, Williston
Wills, Jr., Worren Westbrook, Atlanta, Ga
Wilson, Carol, Mt. Olive
Wilson, Jr., Edward H., Cary
Wilson, Jr., Holman R., Louisville, Ky.
Wilson, Robert Owen, Charlotte
Wimbish, Helen Patricia, Greensboro
Winborne, 111, John Wallace, Atlanta, Ga.
Winburn, George Randolph, Radnor, Pa.
Winchester, Jr., Thomas Page, Monroe
Winn, Bryan Lee, Leaksville
Winston, Zachary Richard, Asheville
Wise, Pamela Price, Charlotte
Witherspoon, Nancy Elizabeth,
Hagerstown, Md.
Witt, Florence Elder, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Womble, Mary Olivia, Wagram
Wood, III, Newton Oliver, Washington, D. C.
Wood, Norman Eugene, Raleigh
Wood, Paul Frederick, Southport, Conn.
Woodall, Barbara Elizobeth, Benson
Woodruff, Jr., James Edward, Raleigh
Woolard, Mary Martha, Robersonville
Worley, Charles Robert, Asheville
Worley, Donna Jean, Asheville
Worrell, George Anthony, Goldsboro
Worsham, Jr., Douglas Thomas, Waynesville
Wortham, Verna Marie, Greensboro
Worthen, Peter Thacher. Andover, Mass.
Wrenn, Alexander Elmer, Greensboro
Wright, Cleveland Augustus, Petersburg, Va.
Wright, Helen, Wrightsville Beach
Wright, Jo Ann, Shelby
Wright, III, John Raleigh, Jarvisburg
Wright, Mary Wadleigh, Bluffton, S. C.
Wright, Jr., Melvin Forbes, Elizabeth City
Wright, Jr., O. Richard, Tabor City
Wright, Richard Newton, Greensboro
Writer, George Sneden, Nyack, N. Y.
Wuehrmann, Janet Linda, Birmingham, Ala.
Wyche, Paul Byron, Hallsboro
Wyman, Jr., Samuel Dow, Greenwich, Conn.
Yager, Virginia Monroe, Dahlonega, Ga.
Yarborough, Richard Fenner, Louisburg
Yeats, Richard N,, Greenville
Young, Elizabeth Courtney, Charleston, S. C.
Young, Robert Maynard,
White River Jet., Vt.
Yount, Gail Elizabeth. Claremont
Zuckerman, William Bernard,
Valley Stream, N. Y.
ONE HUNDRED SEVEI-
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ONE HUNDRED EIGHT
CLRSS OF 1968
^ercrombie, Ronald Ford, Greenville, S. C.
^raham. Napoleon Fordham, Charlotte
^brams, Peter S., Maplewood, N. J.
<kdams, Ronald Wayne, Thomasville
«,dkins, Karl, Fayetteville
Mnslie, Peter Gooding, Kingsport, Tenn.
Mbright, William Harry, Mebane
Mdnch, Wallace Neel, Charlotte
Mexander, Richard Boatwright, Charlotte
Mien, Dwight Woodard, Goldsboro
Mien, Jr., Joseph William, Jacksonv
Mlran, Michel Lee, Mount Airy
Mired, Charles Lacy, Burlington
Mired, Nancy Lynne, Raleigh
Mmond, Tony Roman, Albemarle
Mtman, Gardner Howard, Fayettevi
\mlong, William Robert, South Miai
Anders, Archie Wilbert, Clinton
\ndersen. III, William Alfred, Rocky Mount
Anderson, Brian James, Goshen, N. Y.
^derson, Jr., James Prentice, LaGrange
\nderson, Jr., Malcolm MacGregor,
Charleston, W. Va.
\nderson, Vernon Wayne, Elizabeth City
\ngell, Charles Marshall, Miami, Fla.
\ngell, III, Monrovie Jones, Statesville
\ppel, Shirley F., Richmond, Va.
Armour, Barry Samuel, Philadelphia, Pa.
Vmstrong, Jr., Robert Howard, Concord
Mchley, Jr., George T., Morrisville, Pa.
\uman, Johnny Everett, Asheboro
Austin, Jr., John Parker, Four Oaks
^ydelette, Robert Jerome, Greensboro
Babcock, Anna Erskine, Charlotte
Baer, Melvin Jay, Dunn
Baggett, Anthony Lambert, Salemburg
Baggett, Jr., James Dudson, Jacksonville
Bahnson, Bert Bennett, Winston-Salem
Bailey. Ill, Joseph A., Washington, D. C.
Bailey, Mary Blois, Roleigh
Ballard, Patricia G., Wilmington, Del.
Bandy, Margaret Elizabeth, Newton
Barber, Susan Lee, Winston-Salem
Barden. Ronald Stephens, Rocky Mount
Barefoot, James Wilson, Canton
Barham, William Lovell, Leaksville
Barkley, Allan Pierson, Raleigh
Barnes, Jr., Henry Franklin, Bel Air, Md.
Barnes, Jr., James Houston, Greensboro
Barnes, III, Robert Luther, Sims
Barnes, William Roscoe, Fairmont
Barnett, Thomas Vance, Atlanta, Ga.
Barragan, J. Bruce, Savannah, Ga.
Barrett, Michael Carlton, Atlanta, Ga.
Barron, M. Susan, Chapel Hill
Berwick, Charles Killian, Belleville, III.
Basista, Gerry Lynn, Mooresville
Bass, James Herbert, Edenton
Bass, Jr., Walton Elbert, Lucama
Batten, Lona Ann, Rocky Mount
Battle, Jr., Isaac Andeaux, Gatesville
Batuyios, Harry James, Wilmington
Bauguess, Bernard Wayne, Winston-Sale
Baur, Edward Turner, St. Louis, Mo.
Baxley, Douglas Wooley, Sylva
Bazemore, William Robert, Colerain
Beam, Daniel Wayne, Hickory
Beaty, Robert Stanford, Raleigh
Beauheu, Michel Elaine, Norfolk, Va.
Beck, Cornelia Ruth, Lexington
Beck, David Earl, Lexington
Beck, Gurney David, Thomasville
Beeston, Michael David, Chapel Hill
Belden, Joseph Campbell,
Port Washington, N. Y.
Bell, Charles Everette, Pilot Mountain
Bell, Richard James, Launnburg
Benbow, Andrew C, Oak Ridge
Benson, John Howard, Asheboro
Betnon, Barrett Gilbert, Savannah, Ga.
Benton, Thomas Iden, Roanoke Rapids
Bergeron, James Wilfred, Charlotte
Berkowitz, Stephen A., Richmond, Va.
Betts, Jr., John Monie, Greensboro
Betty, Everett Mitchell, Asheville
Beverly, Gerald Maclyn, Fullerton, Call
Biggerstaff, Bobby Garrison, Marion
Billings, Cynthia Ann, Durham
Black, Candie Lynn, Jamestown
Black, III, James Bell, Richmond, Va.
Blackman, William Carlton, Greensbon
3lair, Jr., Edward Henry, Lenoir
3lair, Robert Jackson, Lenoir
Blokely, David Allen, Cornwells Heights, Pa
Blakemore, Porter Randall,
Newport News, Va.
Blalock, III, Alvin Coleman, Warrenton
Blankenship, Malcolm Brittain, Charlotte
Blanton, Jr., William Lawrence, Atkinson
Block, Jr., Michael John, Mt. Pleasant
Blodgett, Jr., Williom Allan,
Herrods Creek, Ky.
Blount, William Gray, Greenville
ONE HUNDRED NINE
sunn
CLRSS OF 1968
Blue, F. Richard, Atlanta, Ga.
Bobo, Ronald Brown, Charlotte
Boice, Beverly Carole, Chevy Chase, Md.
Boling, Jr., Vernon Raymond, Randleman
Bonner, Henrietta Shannon,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Bost, Barbara Shipman, Chapel Hill
Bost, Joe Gentry, Hickory
Bouldin, Mary Crump, Winston-Salem
Boulus, Peter Michael, Salisbury
Bowden, Emily Rebecca, Gastonia
Bowling, Patricia Gayle, Durham
Bowling, Jr., Thomas Benson, Durham
Bowman, William Harold, Soddy, Tenn.
Boyette, Rodney Dickinson, Raleigh
Boyles, Jr., Norman Bennett, Greensboro
Bradner, Robert Beverly, Hrgh Point
Brake, Jerry Roger, Asheville
Bramlett, James Everett, Asheville
Braswell, William Edward, Winston-Salem
Bratcher, Sandra Dee, Bowling Green, Ky.
Breslow, Kenneth Alan,
Caparra Heights, Pu
Brett, K. William, Bate
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Winston-Sal
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Bridges, E. Barton, CI
Bndgford, June Ellen, Charlotte
Brigman, Paul Hamer, High Point
Britt, Betty Carolyn, Lumberton
Britt, James Laurent, Newington, Conn.
Britt, Preston Holmes, Lumberton
Broadway, Douglas Earl, Charlotte
Brookreson, Joe Wade, Langley A. F. B., Va.
Brooks, William Jennings, Shelby
Brown, David Bulluck, Greenville, Del.
Brown, James Earl, Asheboro
Brown, Jane Michelle, Chapel Hill
Irown, John Michael, Concord
Srown, Julian Winston, Murfreesboro
Irown, Jr., Thomas Creasman, Gates
Irown, Jr., Walter Franklin, Charlotte
i, William Sherrod, Greenville
iscombe, Clement Dale, Charlotte
, Brenda Jeanne, Durham
,_..t, Richard Louis, Roanoke
Bullard, Roger Howard, Fayetteville
Bunce, Harold Lee, Stedman
Bunch, Sandra Elizabeth, Edenton
Burcham, Ira Roberts, Leaksville
Burleson, David K., Johnson City, Tenn.
Burnette, Richard Lane, Swannanoa
Burns, Jr., John Kendrick, Whiteville
Butler, Clifford Roosevelt, Dunn
Butler, Jr., Raymond Grant, Wilson
Butts, Robert Bruce, Elm City
Byler, David Michael, Hickory
Byrd, III, Robert Bryant, Greensboro
Byrum, Joan Sadler, Charlotte
Cagle, Gregory Allen, Glen Alpine
Caldwell, George Charles, Chamblee, Ga.
Caldwell, III, Mack Denson, Charlotte
Cameron, Kenneth Ray, Charlotte
Campbell, Jr., Donald Lincoln,
South Yarmouth, Mass.
Campbell, Doniver Dean, Elizabethtown
Campbell, Gregory Paul, Bayonne, N. J.
Campbell, Jeffrey Lann, Union Grove
Campbell, Mark Donald, Kings Mountaii
Campbell, Marvin Albm, Dunn
Carey, Brooks, Hutchinson, Kan.
Carhart, David Henry, Annandale, Va.
Carnes, Jr., Oscar McDonald, Belmont
Carpenter, Thomas Edward,
Waynesville, Ohio
Carr, Elizabeth Margaret, Charlotte
Carr, Garland Edwin, Albemarle
Carroll, Mary Catherine, Greensboro
Carter, London Claybrooke,
Newport News, Va.
Casey, Ronald Nelson, Durham
Cashwell, Wayne F., Raleigh
Catlette, Jr., Raymond Walter, Raleigh
Causey, Jr , William Mitchell, Greensbor
Cavalans, Harry Thomas, Charlotte
Cavenaugh, Audrey Irene, Williamston
Chambers, Donald McDonald, Prospect, Ky.
Chambers, James Howard, Reidsville
Chaney, Jr., Hubert Cleveland, Monroe
Chauncey, Jr., Russell Fred, Clarkton
Chapman, Donald Dennis, Rutherfordton
Chase, George Richard, Valparaiso, Fla.
Cheatham, Ronald Mitchell, Franklinton
Checksfield, Karen Marie, Wescoesville, Pa.
Cheers, Gary Alan, Shallotte
Childs, Paul Jennings, Wadesboro
Chrisco, David Edwin, Downes Grove, III.
Christian, Emily Louise, Sanford
Christian, William Alexander, Sanford
Ciccone, Jr., John Gary, Dunn
Civils, John David, Kinston
Claris, Bleeka Brantley, Hendersonville
Clark, John Hector, Elizabethtown
Clark, Sherry Lynn, Greensboro
ONE HUNDRED TEN
SOPHOmORES
Clark, Jr., Wilson Ayers, Kinston
Clarkson, Geoffrey Leland, Riverside, Cor
Clay, Phillip Leroy, Wilmington
Clay, William Larry, Lenoir
Clegg, Jr., Aubrey Luther, Greensboro
Clemens, William Jenkins, Leesburg, Va.
Cobb, William Thurston, Goldsboro
Coble, Charles Morrison, Laurinburg
Coffield, III, Orus Reid, Rutherfordton
Colby, Whitney Coffin, Wayne, Pa.
Coleman, James Donald, Rockingham
Coleman, Richard Clark, Silver Spring, Md.
Coleman, Robert Bruce, Silver Spring, Md.
Coleman, III, Robert Feaster, Wilmington
Comer, Charles Cline, Concord
Conine, Walter Lind, Statesville
Connolly, Robert James, Philadelphia, Pa.
Connor, Jr., John Marcus, Biscoe
Cook, Terry Lynn, Statesville
Cook, William Andrew, Badin
Cooley, William Frederick, Chevy Chase, Md
Cooper, Samuel Louis, Bradley Beach, N. J.
Cooper, Stephen Edward, Greensboro
Cooper, Willie, Elm City
Corbett, Barry Wayne, Charlotte
Corkran, Michael Wescott, Wake Forest
Corne, John Ransom, Charlotte
Couch, John William, Arden
Coudriet, Charles Edward, Richmond, Va.
Coudriet, Gregory Bray, Raleigh
Collins, Curtis Jerome, High Point
Conan, III, Everett Campbell,
Parkesburg, Pa.
Cowen, Robert S., Teaneck, N. J.
Cox, Derenda Louise, Winston-Salem
Crabtree, Jacqueline Leigh, Durham
Cranford, Charles Herman, Thomasville
Cranford, Tommy Lee, Asheboro
Crawford, James Woodrow, Newton
Crayton, Jr., Paul Washington, New Bern
Crews, John William, Greensboro
Cross, William Seth, Greensboro
Crouse, Janet Wrenn, Lexington
Crowder, William Roberts, Candler
Crumley, Robert Wearn, Chapel Hill
Crumpler, Thomas Nelson, Selma
Culbreth, Donald Love, Stedman
Culbreth, II, Fred Malcolm, Raeford
Culp, III, Robert G., High Point
Culpepper, Michael Lee, Elizabeth City
Cummings, Arthur Skelton, Richmond, Va.
Cummins, Richard Oliver, Morehead City
Cunningham, Reed L., Spartanburg, S. C.
Currie, John Withers, Chevy Chase, Md.
Currie, Robert Austin, Charlotte
Currin, Marshall Hart, Oxford
Cutchin, III, Joseph Henry, Shernll's F
Dahan, Elliott E., Rego Park, N. Y.
Dail, Norman Wayne, Ayden
Dale, Jr., Arthur Allen, Marion
Daniel, Lawrence Kolte, Kennett Squa
Daniel, Max Lambeth, Charlotte
Daniel, III, Samuel Venable, Durham
Daniel, William Larry, Durham
Daughtry, Richard Fetner, Goldsboro
Daughtry, William Frederick, Southern Pines
Davant, Bonnie Susan, Greensboro
Davenport, Jr., Bill Trammell, Morehead City
Davey, Amanda Moore, Greenville, S. ~
David
..., Ill, Paul Edward, J__ ..
Jr., Benjamin Franklin, Raleigh
Charles Douglas, Fayetteville
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Davis, Joan Carol, Grahar
Davis, Richard Burtchell, Greensboro
DeBruhl, Claude Michael, Candler
Deese, Roger Michael, Caroleen
DelCorro, Dario Manuel, Fayetteville
Denny, Andy Clyde, Garner
Denny, Donald Jefferson, Asheville
DeRiemer, Neil Breckinridge, Wayne, Pa.
Derrick, Sharon Elizabeth, Jacksonville
Dew, Jr., John Lewis, Rocky Mount
Diamond, Monty Ereza, Bethesda, Md.
Dickinson, Jr., Charles Francis, New Bern
Dickinson, III, George Herefield, Chapel Hill
Difatta, Peter James, Southern Pines
Dilda, James Hammond, Fountain
Dill, Jr., Green Redmond, New Bern
Dixon, James H , Malvern, Pa.
Dixson, Jr., Carl Eugene, Winston-Salem
-Codson, Thomas Lee, Durham
Doggett, Lew Belton, Cherryville
Domina, Walter Lee, Virginia Beach
Donnell, Jr., George Stratford, Wilm
Dotson, Grover Lee, Spindale
Drum, Darrell Calvin, Durham
Durham, Kenneth Ranson, Raleigh
Dye, Anne Elizabeth, Chapel Hill
Early, William Daniel, Lenoir
Earp, Charles William, Chralotte
ONE HUNDRED ELEVEN
CLRSS OF 1968
Eason, Donald Matthews, Four Oaks
Eastwood, William Donald, Alliance
Eaten, David Robert, Baltimore, Md.
Eatman, George Hackney, Rocky Mount
Edmonson, Judy Carolyn, Denver
Edwards, Charles Harper, Indianapolis, lr
Egbert, III, John Clinton, Cincinnati, Ohi.
Egeler, Jr., Clark Raymond,
The Hague, The Netherlands
Eggers, John David, Glen Alpine
Elledge, Sherry Blanche, Marion
Ellington, Randy Thomas, Carrboro
Elliott, Jr., Galen Omar, Willow Spring
Ely, Joseph Harrison, Morristown, N. J.
Esser, Richard Boice, Hartsdale, N. Y.
Estes, William Elliott, Birmignham, Mic
Evans, Barbara Ellen, Four Oaks
Evans, Larry M., Lexington
Evans, Paul Yelverton, Greenville
Everett, John William, Bath
Ewell, Jr., Sam Earl, Enfield
Fambrough, Marion Lee, Chapel Hill
Farb, Robert Louis, Livingston, N. J.
Farish, Charles Morrison, Ann Arbor, Mil
Farmer, George Lawrence, Washington
Farmer, Jerry Roger, Winston-Salem
Farns, Jr., Robert Arthur, Wilson
Fater, David Hill, Asheville
Fawcett, Jr., George Thomas, Mt. Airy
Fawsett, Robert Hastings, Washington, D. C
Feder, Robert Dean, Roslyn Heights, N. Y.
Felder, Robert B., Clemson, S. C.
Feldman, Paul Stephen, New Rochelle, N. Y.
Fenninger, Jr., Randolph Bourne, Aiken, S. C
Fields, John William, Durham
Finch, Margaret Floyd, Henderson
Findlay, William Allan, Charlotte
Finkelstein, Jr. Leo, Asheville
Fisher, Donald Woody, Franklin
Floyd, James Monroe, Mebane
Ford, George Joseph, Atlanta, Ga.
Ford, Michael Rodney, Cramerton
Foreman, Robert Born, Glencoe, Ml.
Forester, Betty Ann, Winston-Salen
Formy-Duval, John Mills, Hallsboro
Forstadt, Matthew James, Durham
Fortenbery, John David, Charlotte
Fowler, Desmond Ernest, High Point
Fox, Charles Leigh, Hudson
Fox, Larry Lee, Roxboro
Fox, Steve Eliot, Atlanta, Ga.
Free, Noel Karl, Dallas, Texas
Freedland, Irwin, Wilmington
Fruitt, Jerry Byron, Greensboro
Frye, James Baxter, Homewood, III.
Fulp, George Totten, Stoneville
Furr, Robert Carol, Charlotte
Futrell, Thomas Merrill, Raleigh
Gaddy, Nancy Louise, Aiken, S. C.
Gafford, Jr., William Franklin,
Langley A. F. B., Va.
Gaines, Edmund Louis, Statesville
Gaines, Michael John, Miami Beach, F
Gainey, Jr., Charles Robert, Stedman
Gallimore, Dianne Olivia, Greensboro
Galloway III, Hunter Henderson, Greensborc
Galloway, Kenneth Ray, Waynesville
Galyon, Luther Anderson, Knoxville, Tenn.
Gammon, III, George Roland, Whitakers
Gardner, Ted Wells, Williamston
Garner, Archie Wayne, Roanoke Rapids
Garner, Bob Nelson, Greensboro
Garner, Patrick Howell, Goldston
Garrison, James David, Statesville
Gatewood, Charles William, Asheville
Gatms, Joseph F., Atlanta, Ga.
Gentry, Donald Ray, Winston-Salem
Gentry, Jerry Gray, Roxboro
Geraghty, Kevin Edward, Raleigh
Gerard, Frederic Michael, Massapequa, N. Y
Gibbs, Guy Freeman, Engelhard
Gibson, Charles Warren, New Castle, Del.
Gibson, Cynthia llene, Asheboro
Gibson, Dan Howard, Burlington
Gibson, Jonathan Carl, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Gilkey, Jr., John Millard, Marion
Gilliam, Larry Maurice, Whiteville
Gingles, Jr., Ralph Cornelius, Gastonia
Ginsberg, David Mark, Hudson, N. Y.
Gitelson, Richard Jay, Durham
Glasser, Paul Lyle, Bradley Beach, N J.
Gleason, William Moore, Culver, Ind
Godfrey, John Augustus, New York, N.
Goldberg, Frank Elliott, Charleston, S. C
Goldman, Joseph K., Salisbury
Goodman, Richard Park, Salisbury
Gordon, III, William Jones, Fairbanks, .
Graham, Alice Kirk, Raleigh
Graham, Janice Camille, Raleigh
Graham, Joseph Mark, Winston-Salem
Graham, Roger Evans, New Paltz, N. Y
ONE HUNDRED TWELVE
SOPHOmORES
Grauer, Peter Thacher, Gladwyne, Pa.
Gray, James Robert, Wilkesboro
Gray, Michael Haslam, Delano, Calif.
Green, Brent Pierce, Winter Park, Fla.
Greene, Benjamin Franklin, Trenton
Greene, Richard Harlee, Star
Greenfield, Lois Ann, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Gregory, Edgar Bernard, Durham
Gribble, Jr., G. Dickson, Raleigh
Broyhill, Robert Kenneth, Statesville
Griffin, Philip Warren, Jamesville
Griffith, Peter Wendell, Richmond, Va.
, Cary
Groce, Hugh Dale, Ashe
Gross, Gary Robert, Asheville
Grossman, Carl, Modesto, Calif.
Grosswald, Ralph R., Charlotte
Gunter, Coke Steel, Asheville
Guy, William Hill, Statesville
Hackney, Elmore Howard, Durham
Hadden, II, Earl French, Charlotte
Haigh, III. Philip Wiley, Fayetteville
Haigler, Nanci Kaye, Chapel Hill
Hall, Augustus Richard, Oxford
Hall, Jr., Brandon Hooper, Fayetteville
Hallman, II, Vance Luther Burnette,
Mount Airy
Haltom, Lee Andrew,
Neuilly sur Seine, France
Ham, John Ross, Virginia Beach, Va.
Hamlet, William Frederick, Durham
Hamlin, Linda Cobb, Roxboro
Hamm, Jr., James Henry, Charlotte
Hammerbeck, Edward Cox, Camp Leieune
Hamrick, III, Alger Vason, Shelby
Hankins, III, Irvin White, Charlotte
Hannci, Jr., Edward Charles, Bethesda, Md.
Hanna, III, Oba Thomas, Greensboro
Hanson, Karl Boyles, Jacksonville, Fla.
Hardison, Ashley G., Columbia
Hardison, Samuel Christopher, William:
Hargett, Hugh Franklin, Richlands
Hargis, Sarah Anne, Chapel Hill
Harper, John F., Ridgewood, N. J.
Harrell, III, Lonnie Clayton, Saratoga
Harrington, Jr., Craig Winston, Durham
Harrington, Judith Cannady, Lewiston
Harris, Ann Virginia, Pittsboro
Harris, Joel Gates, Fayetteville
Harris, Lambert Scott, Henderson
Harris, Thomas Bradley, Mebane
Harris, Thomas Earle, Washington
Hart, Stephen Eddie, Lenoir
Harvel, Ross Lynne Hill, Chapel Hill
Haswell, Joel Wayne, Durham
Hauser, Samuel Franklin, Fayetteville
Hayes, Susan Whitsett, Wilkesboro
Haynsworth, Jr., Perry Beattie,
Plainfield, N. J.
Haywood, Edgar, Mt. Gilead
Haywood, III, Hubert Benbury, Raleigh
Hazen, Elizabeth Guyer, Simpsonville, S.
Heard, John Owsley, Sewickley, Pa.
Heaton, Frederick Christian, Raleigh
Hedman, Kent Sheldon, Wilmington
Hellebush, Peter Loomis, Godfrey, III.
Helms, John Benjamin, Wingate
Helms, William Harold, Wingate
Helvestme, William Albert, Miami
Hemphill, Betty Jean, Lexington
Hemric, Stephen Gregg, Cycle
Herndon, Michael Doak, Charlotte
Hervey, Howard David, Hertford
Hester, Ralph Edward, Lillington
Hewitt, Jr., Harold Edward, Newto
Higgins, III, Thomas Dupree, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Highsmith, Vance Ross, Robersonville
Hildebrandt, Jr., Thomas George,
Guilford College
Hildt, Jeffrey Louis, New York, N. Y.
Hill, Billy Dare, Washington
Hill, Karen Renee, Chopel Hill
Hill, Michael Wilton, Washington
Hillard, John Rain, Westfield, N. J.
Hinnant, Dan Bernard, Durham
Hinnant, Jr., Jesse Ray, Wendell
Hinson, Lynda Jeraldine, Pinehurst
Hitchcock, Robert Harry, Minneapol
Hobcood, Robert Haywood, Louisburg
Hobson, III, Henry Wise, Cincinnat
Hockfield, Edward Jay, Durham
Hodges, Andrew Fullarton, Charleston
Hodges, Christophi
Ohi.
Gan
■ lie
Hodgin, Jon Darryl, Miami, Fla
Hofman, Jr., Milo Johnson, Charlotte
Holcomb, Sara Lynn, Winston-Salem
Holcombe, Jerry Thomas, Greensboro
Holderness, Richard Thurston, Greensboi
Hollan, Jr., William Edwin, Winston-Sale
Holland, David Gene, Henrietta
Holland, Ronald Lamar, Dallas
Holloway, Algin Napoleon, Durham
Holsapple, Merritt Curtis, Winston-Saler
ONE HUNDRED THIRTEEN
[U WlM
CLRSS OF 1968
Honeycutt, Jack Oren, Marion
Hopfer, Arthur Edwin, Jacksonville
Horn, William Baker, Chapel Hill
Home, John Hannan, Greenville
Howell, III, Bisco Redmond, Honolul
Howell, Phillip Lewis, Lenoir
Hryharrow, John Ellis, Beaufort, S. C
Hudson, William Jerry, Wilkesboro
Huffman, Gloria Merle, Asheville
Hughes, John Schley, Durham
Humphreys, William Preston, Shelby
Hupfer, Charles John, Lincolnton
Hurley, Richard Banivan, Canton
Hurst, Richard Steven, Greensboro
Hussman, Walter Edward, Camden, Ark.
Hutchins, Mickey Lee, Spray
Hutton, George Thompson, Greensboro
Hux, Jr., Clifton McRae, Weldon
Hyatt,
Hyder
Inderf
Thon
s Edwin, Canton
r., Lecter Lloyd, Hendersonville
th, Karl Frederick, Charlotte
ram, Willie Eugene, Sanford
ion, Robert Harris, Fayetteville
:oe, Jr., Jack Elwood, Durham
ng, Richard Edward, Cherry Point
k, Ruth Wood, Wilmington, Del.
kson, Joseph Andrew, Pilot Mountaii
mes, Anne Wylie, Mebane
mes, Robert Lee, New Bern
mieson, Ann Grimsley, Greensboro
irboe, Joseph Howard, La Plata, Md.
y, Donald L., Greensboro
nkins, Gregory Lee, Star
nnings, Michael Dean, Kensington, M
nnings, Michael Speas, Pfafftown
nnings, Robert Kenneth, Salem, N. J.
Jenrette, Jr., Thomas Shepard, Galax, Va.
Jenzano, Carol Ann, Chapel Hill
Jester, James Elliot, Greensboro
Jewell, Karen Christine, Carrboro
Johansson, Anders Daniel, Chapel Hill
Johnson, Michael Wayne, Sanford
Johnson, Jr., Richard Newton, Pittsboro
Johnson, Richard William, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Johnson, Stephen Angus, High Point
Johnston, Jr., Richard Blaine,
North Wilkesboro
Jones, Charles Max, Asheville
Jones, Elmer Wayne, Winston-Salem
Jones, George Phillips, Greensboro
Jones, George Thomas, Kensington, Md.
Jones, Gordon Kempton, Chapel Hill
Jones, Michael Charles, East Flat Rock
Jones, Natalie, Greenville, S. C.
Jones, Richard Moore, Mebane
Jones, Robert Barrow, Raleigh
Jones, Robert Michael, Pfafftown
Jordan, Jr., Joseph Thomas, Laurinburg
Jurash, Stephen Rodney, Elizabeth City
Justice, Barry Page, Snow Camp
Justice, Richard Warren, Badin
Kabet, Lee Spencer, Greensboro
Kalfur, William Paul, Smithtown, N. Y.
Kaplan, Ronald David, Charleston, S. C.
Karres, Matthew James, Charlotte
Karro, Marshall H., Charlotte
Kattenburg, Philip Clark, Chapel Hill
Kearney, James Irwin, Greensboro
Keaton, Mark Haizlip, Winston-Salem
Keel, Jr., Page Clark, Rocky Mount
Keller, John Esten, Chapel Hill
Kellogg, John Thomas, Petersburg, Va.
Kelly, Michael Wayne, Carlisle, Pa.
Kemic, Stephen Bruce, Enka
Kenan, III, James Graham, Atlanta, Ga.
Kennedy, David Monroe, Jamestown
Kerley, Lloyd Kent, Taylorsville
Kesler, Phyllis Jeanette, Henderson
Kiel, David Harris, High Point
Killough, Jr., Walter Jackson, Charlotte
Kimball, Clayton Gates, Charlotte
King, Alvin Darrell, Asheboro
King, Charles Ervin, Richmond, Va.
King, Judy LaRue, Raleigh
King, Paul Frederick, Rocky Mount
King, III, Walter Winburne, Greensboro
Kirkman, Jr., James Marvin, Greensboro
Kirkton, Douglas Bruce, Charlotte
Klein, Richard Arthur, Matthews
Kleinmaier, Alan Robert, Kinston
Klioze, Solomon Samuel, Richmond, Va.
Kluttz, Jr., William Clarence, Salisbury
Knedlik, Sheila Ann, Greensboro
Knight, Charles Franklin, Laurinburg
Knight, Henry Clayton, Durham
Knott, Jr., Lawrence Harding, St. Pauls
Koch, III, John Henry, Walhalla, S C
Koonce, Donald Gillis, Raeford
Koonts, Larry Clifford, Lexington
Koontz, Gilbert Quinn, High Point
ONE HUNDRED FOURTEEN
SOPHOmORES V?
Kropelnicki, Jr., Steven, Lake Toxaway
LaBarre, David Quinton, Durham
Lackey, Jr., Lawrence Evans, Shelby
Lambeth. Elizabeth Browning, Raleigh
Lambrecht, David John, St. Petersburg, Fla
Lamp, William Curtis, Haverford, Pa.
Langston, Ethel Olivia, Wagram
Lawrence, Jim, Alexandria, Va.
Lawrence, Jr., John Elmore, Raleigh
Lea, Kenneth Robert, Raleigh
Leach, Beverly Jane, Mount Airy
Leach, II, Norman Edward, Sanford, Fla.
League, Hugh Michael, Charlotte
Lee William Thomas, Fayetteville
Leinster, William Luttrell, Raleigh
Leippe, Richard Albert, Raleigh
Lente, Herman Lee, Mt. Ulla
Leonard, Charles David, Lincolnton
Lester, Agnes A. Gaskins, Chapel Hill
Levering, Ralph Brooks, Avaret, Va.
Levi, David S., Asheville
Lewis, Charles Carson, Statesville
Lewis, Herschel Horton, Asheboro
Lewis, James Larry, Durham
Lewis, Jr., Richard North, West End
Lewis, William Jennings, Charlotte
Libby, Jr., Gilbert Butler, Mauldin, S. C
Light, Arthur Heath, Chatham, Va.
Liles, Lewis Oliver, Zebulon
Lilley, Sarah Jane, Williamston
Lineberry, Richard Bryan, Charlotte
Linker, Jr., Thurman Sinclair, Concord
Lipscomb, III, Thomas Walker, Asheville
Lipson, Peter Schuyler, Sugar Hill, N. H.
Little, Robert Guy, Hickory
Little, Robert Marcus, Hickory
Little, Robert Winfield, Gibsonville
Livengood, Thomas Dillon, Winston-Sale
Livingston, Jr., Paul Hanna, Laurinburg
Livingston, Jr., Thomas Frank, Rowland
Livingston, Judy Pruette, Charlotte
Loew, Anton, Tel Aviv, Israel
Loftin, Ann Barrow, Kinston
Long, III, Arthur Stanley, Charlotte
Long, Byrd Jackson, Hurdle Mills
Long, Donald Ray, Rocky Mount
Long, Robert Delaney, Lincolnton
Long, William Everett, Newton
Long, William Lunsford, Raleigh
Lorber, Robert Norton, Winston-Salem
Love, Thomas Avery, Stanfield
Lowry, John Robert, Charlotte
Lund, Thomas Richard, Charlotte
Lung, James William, Morehead City
Lyons, Stephen Patrick, Newburyport, Ma
McBennett, Jr., Joseph Leo, Fayetteville
McBrayer, Stephen Brooks, Rutherfordtor
McBride, Rickie Edwin, Asheboro
McCall, Alfred Clarence, Jr., Greensboro
McCanless, Mary Roueche, Salisbury
McCarroll, Steven Mort, Waynesville
McClain, Jimmie L., Indian Trail
McClellan, James Daniel, Charlotte
McCormick, William Henry, Greensboro
McCotter, John Muse, New Bern
McCoy, James Rhea, Huntsville, Ala.
McCullough, John Adams, Hanover, Mass
McCurdy, William Scott, Charlotte
McCurry, Dan Carol, Candler
McDonald, Morris Irwin, Jr., Atlanta, Ga.
McDowell, Jean Gill, Adelphi, Md.
McFadden, David Darrah, Hickory
McFadden, J<
McGlinn, Lou
McGrath, Tei
Mcli
mes Stuart, Asheboro
se Steuart, Haverford, Pa.
ill Stacey, Rutherfordton
rkman, Greensboro
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McKeel, Nancy Lynn, Ashebon
McKeithan, Tim Shepard, Wilmington
McKmney, William Forrest, Charlotte
McLean, Jr., Horace Bradford, Greensboro
McManus, Ronald Ney, Charlotte
McMurray, III, William Harvey,
Black Mountain
McNairy, Charles Luther, Greensboro
McNally, Danny Donald, Fayetteville
McNeill, George Vernon, Lumberton
McRae, Dave Carroll, Spruce Pine
McRorie, II, Carl Cleave, Spring Lake
McRorie, Charles Winston, Bostic
McSwain, Lloyd Grover, Belmont
McSween, John Dillard, Greensboro
McVicker, Sara Jane, Fayetteville
Mabry, Jr., Ira Glenn, Charlotte
Macomson, Robert Edwin, Shelby
Maerz, Margaret Lee, Westbury, N. Y.
Malcolm, Carol Elizabeth, Pittsboro
Manley, Thomas J., Barksdale, La-
Mann, Jr., Roger C, Levittown, N. Y.
Manning, Jr., John Thomas, Greensbor
Mariette, Richard Warren, Charlotte
ONE HUNDRED FIFTEEN
CLRSS OF 1968
Marks, William, Charlotte
Marquez, Ernest B., Havelock
Martin, James Earle, Winston-Salem
Mason, Charlotte Anne, Panama City, Fla
Mauldin, R. Barton, Charlotte
Mays, Glenn Leslie, Taylorsville
Mayo, David Hargrove, Raleigh
Meade, Jr., Forest Chauncey, Lexington
Meores, Claude Francis, Wilmington
Meeks, Robert Michael, Fayetteville
Mees, William Newcomb, Huntington, N. Y.
Menius, Michael Albert, China Grove
Mercuri, Richard, New York, N. Y.
Mentt, Stephen Michael, Rocky Mount
Meyer, Jr., George Wright, Chapel Hill
Milbrath, Jr., Arthur Gordon, Elizabeth City
Miller, Dale Elizabeth, Charlotte
Miller, Jack Daniel, Jefferson
Miller, Jr., Kenneth Larry, Charlotte
Miller, Richard Jackson, Milwaukee, V
Miller, Ronald Wayne, Milwaukee, Wn
Miller, William Propst, Concord
Mills. Stephen Robert, Asheville
Mims, Jr., Billy Burns, Greensboro
Mitchell, Robert Henry, Louisburg
Mitchell, Roy Truslow, Leaksville
Mitchell, Vernon Lee, Cycle
Mitchell, Jr , William Morris, Greensboro
Mixon, Jr., Herman, Greensboro
Moister, Peter C., Atlanta, Ga.
Monds, Alvah Price, Hertford
Moore, Donald Wayne, Matthews
Moore, Richard Alan, Long Beach, Calif.
Moore, Robert Harold, Smithfield
Moore, Jr., William Worsham, Washingtoi
Morehead, III, John Motley, Charlotte
Morgan, Charles Russell, Atlanta, Ga.
Morgan, Michael David, Asheboro
Morgan, Jr., Robert Knight, Asheville
Morgan, William Kent, Maysville
Morns, David Stephen, Siler City
Morris, Jr., Grant Leslie, New Bern
Morrison, Allen Lou Gray, Alexis
Morrow, Thomas Archbell, Washington
Mueller, Steven Jay, Brigantine, N. J.
Mumav, Thad Eugene, Fayetteville
Munday, Carl Bradley, Durham
Munden, Miriam Elsie, Rocky Mount
Murchison, John Laurence, Rocky Mount
Murray, Charles Forrest, Wagram
Murray, Philip Ignatius, Durham
Myrick, Robert Wade, Smithfield
Nalstad, Margaret Camilla, Raleigh
Nance, Neil Russell, Asheboro
Neal, Robert Stedman, Burlington
Neal, William Ronald, Greensboro
Neble, Frances Ruth, Gates
Neely, John Curry, Montreal, Canada
Neely, Robert Yount, Columbia, S. C.
Nemeth, John William, Fairfield, Conr
Nesbitt, Robert Edwin, Weaverville
Newton, James Byron, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Newton, Robert Frank, Greensboro
Nichols, Johnnie Earl, Gastonia
Nichols, Terry William, Lexington
Noland, John Burden, Baton Rouge, La.
Nordan, Gary Leigh, Badin
Norman, Joseph Adrian, Mountain Park
Northington, Jr., Robert Stith,
Winston-Salem
Norvelle, Johnny Edward, Candler
Norwood, Nancy Catherine, Hickory
Nycum, Richard Michael, Charlotte
Nye, Glenn Carlyle, Narberth, Pa.
Oakley, Charles Lee, Mebane
O'Briant, III, Samuel Edward, Elizabeth City
O'Keefe, Edward Michael, Bealeton, Va.
Oland, Patricia Nell, Boone
Oldham, Betty Marie, Greensboro
O'Neill, Jr., John, Rocky Mount
Orr, Robert Flynn, Hendersonville
Osborne, III, Colin Porter, Lumberton
Overlock, Jr., Willard Joseph,
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Owen, Tony Brevard, Salisbury
Palisoul, Alan Arthur, Lexington
Palmer, Jr., Hollis Vestal, Greensbor
Pamplin. Robert Boyd, Reidsville
Parhom, Kennon Carter, Raleigh
Parker, Frank Marion, Asheville
Partin, Lois Kay, Raleigh
Paschal, Donald Herley, Rockinghor
Patt.
, Scott Grove, Chevy Chase,
all, Jack Coxe, Roanoke Rapids
Patt is _
Pearson, Frederic H., Elizabeth, N. ..
Pennell, Samuel Newton, Charlotte
Pergerson, Lawrence Earl, Henderson
Perry, Joseph David, Roseboro
Perry, Richard Thomas, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pete
Try,
oland Linwood, Ta _ .
Zarol Anne, Riegelwood
DNE HUNDRED SIXTEEN
SOPHOmORES
Peterson, Jr , Robert Edward Lee, Greensbo
Peterson, Victor Scott, Bryson City
Phelps, Nicky Byrnes, Williamston
Phrfer Melvin Buford, Charlotte
Phillips, John Everette, Kenansville
Pierce, III, William Franklin, New Bern
Pietersz, Ray Philip,
Curacao, Netherlands Antilles
Pittman, Marshall Dean, Rocky Mount
Pittman, Michael Graham, Enfield
Plisco, Irwin Seymour, Wilmington
Poole, William Thomas, Lumberton
Pope, Clarence Hatcher, Magnolia
Pope, Tony Lehn, Hickory
Poplin, III, Robert Overton, Mt. Airy
Porter, Joel Scott, Chapel Hill
Powell, Jr., Benjamin Edwin, Roberso
Powell, Kenneth Lynn, Falls Church, '
Powers, James Wesley, Elkin
Powers, Wayne Paul, Siler City
Price. Philip King, Leaksville
Priester, Frederick Cornell, Davenport,
Provo, Donna Sherron, New Bern
Pugh, Elizabeth Redding, Randleman
Purdy, William Richard, Burlintgon
Pyne, John Sloane, Far Hills, N. J.
Quick, John Craig, Rocky Mount
Rabb, Michael Tribble, Meridian, Miss.
Ragan, Jr., Thomas Edward, High Point
Rainey, Hal Griffin, Atlanta, Ga.
Rainey, Petrie M., Chattanooga, Tenn.
Ramsay, David Allan, Washington
Ramsey, Cynthia Jeanne, Brevard
Rankin, Haywood Forney, Gastonia
Rannells, William Sterling, Chapel Hill
Raper, Laura Jacqueline, High Point
Raper, William Cranford, Asheville
Ray, Brion Charles, Atlanta, Ga.
Ray, David Graham, Greensboro
Ray, Linda Jane, Robbins
Read, Jr., Robert Prentice, Chapel Hill
Reames, Frederick Van, High Point
Reavis, Judith Cain, Mocksville
Reavis, Pajl Richard, Kernersville
Redmond, II, Edgar Frazier, Winston-Sali
Reel, William Riley, New Bern
Reid, Harold Claude, New York, N. Y.
Reifsnider, Donna Lee, Winston-Salem
Rhodes, Patrick Lawson, Greensboro
Rhyne, Joseph Mundy, Lincolnton
Rhyne, Richard Bryant, Raleigh
Rice, Elizabeth Ann, Alliance
Richardson, Lance Bradley, Washingtor
Richbourg, Jc
Richter, Jr., Lav
: E., Mt. Pleasant, S. C.
Rickman, Robert Reid, Raleigh
Ricks, Wayne Keith, Selma
Rierson, Gwendolyn Fay, Greensboro
Riggan, Jr., William E., Raleigh
Riker, III, Philip, Peterson, N. J.
Rmehardt, William Marvin, Ramseur
Roadman, Larry Scott, Margaretville, N. Y.
Robb, Elizabeth Walker, Durham
Robbins, Jr., Charles Austin, Rocky Mount
Robbins, Edward Denmore, Scarsdale, N,
Roberts, Leonard Thomas, Belmont
Robertson, Jr., Crowder B., Virgilina, Va.
Robertson, Jr., Francis Dillon, Wilson
Robinson, Ellen Chenault, Huntsville, Ala
Robinson, Esta Silvey, Wrightsville Beach
Robinson, Kathryn Elizabeth, Murfreesbo
Robinson, Roland Joseph, Charlotte
Robinson, Ronald Philander, Gastonia
Rogers, George Allen, Durham
Rogers, Randall Durham, Indianapolis, I
Rogers, William Clark, Asheville
Rogers, William Lee, Wake Forest
Rogers, William Olin, Williamston, S. C.
Rollins, Paul Crisp, Graver
Rose, Sharon Lee, Charlotte
Roughton, William Payne, Winston-Sale
Rowe, Jr., Roy Herbert, Burgaw
Royster, Bobby Dean, Lawndale
Russ, Nancy C, Westchester, Pa.
Sadler, Thomas Gordon, Creedmoor
Saenger, George Walter, Asheville
Sain, James Ronald, Hickory
Salmony, Lawrence Donald, Danville, Va.
Salvati, Ronald Charles, Ft. Lauderdale, F
Sams, III, Walter Augustus, Athens, Ga.
Sandbank, Mark Frederick, Kinston
Sauder, John Larry, Charlotte
Savage, Jr., Robert Thomas, Winston-Salen
Sawyer, Janet Elizabeth, Richmond, Va.
Sawyer, Jr., Logan Everett, Elizabeth City
Sawyer, Nancy Carole, Arlington, Va.
Saxon, Jr., Hugh Holliday, Atlanta, Ga.
Scarborough, Jr., Steve Ballard, Canton
Schmidt, Fredrick Nels, Sea Girt, N. J.
Schwartz, Barry Howard, Baltimore, Md.
ONE HUNDRED SEVENTEEN
WLM]
CLRSS OF 1968
Scott, Jr., Albert Harris, Charlotte
Scott, Charles Eugene, Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Scott, Jr., William Jackson, High Point
Scurry, William Cooper, Reidsville
Sechler, Kenneth Lomax, Greensboro
Sessoms, John Charles, Elm City
Seymour, Margaret Dianne, Raleigh
Shadburn, Paul Lewis, Atlanta, Ga.
Shade, Robert James, Rockville, Md.
Shanks, Elizabeth Lane, Charlotte
Sharpe, Dan Coble, Williamston
Sharpe, III, Harold Stanley, Greensboro
Shelton, Sandra Jo, Durham
Sherman, Lisa Dulce, North Caldwell, N.
Shields, Frank Hodgin, Scotland Neck
Shoaf, Michael D., High Point
Short, Ronald Jay, Winston-Salem
Shreve, Brandon Wickliffe,
Green Farms, Conn.
Sides, Richard Lee, Winston-Salem
Siebenschuh, Frederick Royal, Newp
Siler, Barry Lee, Waco, Texas
Silver, Jr., Charles Hinton, Raleigh
Silverstein, Eric Howard, Charlotte
Simmons, Ernest Jordan, Roseboro
Simpson, James Oscar, Fayetteville
Simpson, Joel Stewart, Union, N. J.
Simpson, Larry Morgan, New Bern
Simpson, Rosemary Louise, Silver Spring, Md
Simpson, Sarah Ann, Richmond, Va.
Simpson, William Franklin, Waxhaw
Sizemore. Jr., Ray Brewer, Cullowhee
Skinner, Jr., Henry Morrill, Wilson
Skinner, III, John Harrison, Lititz, Po.
Skinner, Phillip Stanton, Durham
Slaughter, Katherine Marie, Kenly
Slawter, William Frank, Greensboro
Charles Phillip, Concord
, Jr., James W., Fair Bluff
, Alan Kent, Silver Spring, Md.
, Alan Vernon, Kernersville
, Belvin Grey, Yanceyville
, Edwin Douglas, High Point
, Harold Gray, Cherryville
, Jr., Kenneth Douglas, Summe
, Paul Daniel, Portland, Me.
Smith, Richard Jackson, Westfield
Smith, Susanne Leinster,
Wassenaar, The Netherlands
Smith, Jr., William Bunyan, Charlotte
Smithers, Mary Ann, Burlington
Snyder, Peter Vreeland, Bellport, N. Y.
Spalding, IV, Jack Johnson, Atlanta, G
Sparks, William Judson, Winston-Saler
Spillman, Ray Albert, Winston-Salem
Stables, Roger W., Durham
Stainback, Robert Gill, Henderson
Stallings, Jr., Lindsey Coleman, LaGrange
Stamps, Lyttleton L., Yanceyville
Stanley, Randell Lawrence, Andrews
Starnes, Jerry Smith, Hickory
Steinbrecher, Alan King, Dearborn Mich.
Stephenson Larry Wayne, Winston-Salem
Stewart, Samuel Ethelbert, Princeton, N, J.
Still, David Mitchell, Albemarle
Stone, Jr., Howard Eben, Durham
Stone, Raymond Harvey, Lumberton
Stragand, William Edward, Durham
Strange, Jr., Aubrey Edwin, Greensboro
Stratten, Gaye Harold, Toronto, Canada
Strawbridge, John Larry, Durham
Strickland, John Connell,
Bloomfield Hills, Mich,
Strickland, Matthew Theodore, Nashville
Strupler, Patricia Lee, Raleigh
Sulecki, Richard, Graham
Summey, II, Paul Bickett,
Albrook A. F. B., Canal Zone
Suttle, James Vance, Shelby
Suttles, Thomas W., Marion
Swaim, Rusty Lawrence, Greensboro
Talbott, Walter Lee, Charlotte
Tanner, Jr., James Mahan, Birminghan
Tao, Fumiyo, Cleveland
Tate, III, John Clyde, Greensboro
Tate, William Cummings, Banner Elk
Tatum, Richard Arthur, Charlotte
Taylor, Carolyn Spillman, Winston-Salem
Taylor, Jr., Joseph Ovander, Sanford
Taylor, Michael William, Macon, Ga.
Taylor, Jr., Paul Cyrus, Rutherfordton
Taylor, William Benton, Durham
Tcylor, William Fitzhugh, Morehead
Teague, Jr., Charles William, High Point
Teague, George Maior, Morganton
Tennille, Ben Fortune, Winston-Sale
Terres, Miriam Lee, Charlotte
Thayer, Richard Allen, High Point
Thigpen, Fronis Ray, Fair Bluff
Thomas, Carol Fay, Durham
Thompson, II, Charles Everett,
Winston-Salem
Thompson, Elizabeth Gray, Akron, C
Thompson, Jr., Hurley Efird, Norfolk
DNE HUNDRED EIGHTEEN
SOPHOmORES
Thompson, Jr., James Hall, Statesville
Thompson, Paul William, Leaksville
Thompson, Thomas Coolidge, Pine Bluff
Thrift, Ashley Ormand, Charlotte
Thursby, Alan Robert, Jacksonville
Tilford, John Emil, Jacksonville, Fla.
Tilley, Sandra Elizabeth, Raleigh
Tilley, Jr., Thomas Gray, Winston-Salem
Tillotson, James Edwin, Charlotte
Timmons, Michael Linn, Towson, Md.
Titterud, William Frederick, Carlisle, Pa.
Tolbert, Jr., James Louie, Morganton
Toms, Jr., Francis Rogers, Petersburg, Va.
Toomey, Robert Creighton, Greenville, S. C.
Townsend, James Robert, Greensboro
Trask, Richard Ten Broeck, New York, N. Y.
Travis, Robert Moore, Lyons, Ga.
Travis, William Beale, Jacksonville, Fla.
Triplett, Felix Dennis, Lenoir
Trott, William MacNider, Raleigh
Truitt, Jane Sawyer, Arlington, Va.
Tucker, James Robert Theodore, Wendell
Tucker, Larry Hunter, Summerfield
Turbeville, James Lester, Cerro Gordo
Turner, Gary Lee, High Point
Turner, John Leslie, Pink Hill
Upshaw, Andrew Johnson, Mocksville
Urquhart, Richard Alexander, Raleigh
Vance, Jr., Joe, Cheverly, Md.
Vance, Victor Stuart, Chapel Hill
Van Wagenen, Fred, Salisbury
Varn, Michael James, Endwell, N. Y.
Vaughn. Jr., Elbert Harding, Durham
Vick, Barbara Rae, Lucama
Vincent, Charles Marion, Greenville
Vinson, Jr., Jesse Glendon, Roseboro
Vogler, Ronald Hartmon, Advance
Waddell, Jr., Edward Wallace, Charlotte
Wade, Jeffrey Lee, Winston-Salem
Wagg, John Langford. Gunshaw, Pa.
Wald, Richard Mark, Rocky Mount
Walker, Charles Blake, Miami Springs, F
Walker, David Lynn, Mocksville
Walker, III, Owen, Raleigh
Wall, Daniel Thomas, Columbia, S. C.
Wallace, Glenn Ansley, Stanley
Wallace, John Edgar, Durham
Wallace, Stephen Curtis, Jacksonville
Walsh, Steve Michael, North Wilkesbo
Walton, Donald Fred, Hicksville, N. Y.
Wannamaker, III, Charles Woods,
Winston-Salem
Ward, Jr., Leslie Arden,
North Palm Beach, Fla.
Ward, Marvin Dwane, Durham
Worren, Charles Albert,
Warren, Howard Baillie, Gadsden, Ala.
Watlington, Makhus Lynn, Kinston
Watson, Jr., Milton Alexander, Decatur,
Watson, Richard Neill, Red Springs
Wats, III, Clifford John, Dunn
Way, Brady Cole, Beaufort
Weatherly, Jr., James Harry, Charlotte
Webb, Jr., Jesse Alton, Greensboro
Weinkle, Brian Earle, Asheville
Welborn, Ricky L
Welch, II, Willian
Wellman, Willian
Wells, Calvin Flei
Wells, John Alvin
Wells, Raymond Edward, Charlott.
Wells, William Earl, Goldsboro
Werner, Robert Conrad, Teaweek,
West, Howard Pearson, Fayettevil
s, Winston-Salen
Godfrey, Liberty
Edward, Clei
ing, Wilmmc
Rocky M'
West, Mary Charlotte, Raleigh
Wester, John Robbins, Rockingham
Westerholm, II, Harold Stanley, Oxford
Westmoreland, David Gray, Mooresville
Wharton, Robert Hewitt, Atlanta, Go.
Wheeler, Robert Clifford, Durham
Wheeler, Teo Randall, Durham
Whichard, Ernest Bryant, Robersonville
Whitoker, Dan P., Louisville, Ky.
White, Charles Ernhart, Scotland Neck
White, Claude George, Tarboro
White, James Logan, High Point
White, Joseph Barrow, Charlotte
White, Robert Crawford,
West Simsbury, Conn.
White, Robert Edgar, Concord
White, Ronald Goran Blacknall, New Bern
Whitehead, Thomas Howard, Whiteville
Whitfield, Richard Allen, Durham
Whitlatch, George Terrill, Atlanta, Ga.
Whitlock, Thomas Cyrus, Bennettsville,
Wiggins, Jr., William Wilson, Rocky Mo
Wiley, George Bell, Atlanta, Ga.
Wilhelm, William Thomas, Barber
Wilkerson, Richard Charles, Charlotte
Wilkins, Barbara Ann, Greensboro
Wilkinson, Anita Wray, Durham
Williams, David Brown, Newark, Del.
ONE HUNDRED NINETEEr
CLRSS OF 1968
Williams, Gerald Alan, Union Grove
Williams, Jerry Frederick, Hickory
Williams, Joe Anders, Fayetteville
Williams, Judith Virginia, Charlotte
Williams, Stephen Bruce, Asheville
Williams, III, Thomas Nottingham,
Bethesda, Md.
Williams, Wendell Middleton, Fayetteville
Wilson, Douglas Lingle, Mebane
Wilson, Jr., John Moore, Wilson
Wilson, Judith Claire, High Point
Wilson, Richard Paris, Washington
Wilson, Stewart Leigh, Raleigh
Wilson, Thomas Wayne, Sylva
Wilson, William Henry, Asheville
Winborne, Johnny Hutchmgs, Edentc
Winfrey, Ronald Eugene, Winston-Salen
Winn, Marcia Marie, Leaksville
Winton, Robert Emmett, Raleigh
Wolcott, III, William Francis, Asheville
Womble, George Earl, Lillington
Womble, Jr., James Dorsett, Murfreesboro
Womble, Robert Thomas, Carrboro
Woodruff, Jr., Leon Festus, Selma
Woodson, Jr., Paul Bernhardt, Wilmington
Woosley, Beverly Dale, Winston-Salem
Worth, Randolph Luther, Raleigh
Wortham, Charles Frederick, Richmond, Va.
Worthington, Donna Lou, Winston-Salem
Wright, Bobby Dale, Asheboro
Wright, III, James Joseph, Greensboro
Wright, John Bryan, Farmville
Wright, Jr., Robert Thomas, Bethle
Wright, Jr., Roscoe Julian, Durhart
Wright, Wilbur Wayne, Shelby
Wright, 111, William Mason,
Washington, D. C.
Yarbrough, Richard Lane, Winston-Sa
Yates, Charles Hunter, Fayetteville
Yates, II, John W., Asheboro
Yelverton, Jr., Ira Adams, Wilson
Young, James Richard, Raleigh
Young, Nancy Gayle, Durham
Zambelli, William Walter, Dobbs Ferry, N.
Zambrana, Jr., Efram, Elizabethtown
Zettel, Norman Joseph, Martinsville, N. J.
Zumwalt, Elmo Russell, Coronado, Calif.
ONE HUNDRED TWENTY
FRESHITIfin OFFICERS
ANN MARTIN
Secretary
AARON CLINARD
Vice President
SARAH MENDELSON
Social Chairman
Not Pictured: TONY GORE, Treas
ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-ONE
CLASS OF 1969
Abernathy, George Wayne, Rocky Mount
Adan
Adon
Adar
Adar
Adar
Robert, Bun
s, Jennifer Anne, Durham
s, Robert Thomas, Alexandria
s, II, William Harry, Winston-
s, William Healey, Charlotte
:k, Jerry Wayne, Henderson
;, Edward James, Greensboro
Ahl, David S., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Aiken, Joel Weston, Forest Park, Ga.
Albert, William Michael, Pisgah Forest
Albright, George Bishop, Salisbury
Alderman, Jr., Ray Sumner, Grantsboro
Aldridge, William Ronald, Yanceyville
Alexander, Jr., Joe McKnitt, Beaufort
Alexander, Mary Lynne, Wilson
Alford, Guy Franklin, Tarboro
Allen, Dan Reid, Smithfield
Allen, Donna Dee, New Orleans, La.
Allen, Herbert Frank, North Wilkesboro
Allen, Jennie Lucille, Greensboro
Allen, Steve Nicholas, Burlington
Alley, Larry Gray, Winston-Salem
Allison, Lorry Brent, Horse Shoe
Allison, Michael Cole, Hillsborough
Allran, William James, Cherryville
Allred, David Wayne, Burlington
Allred, Jr., James Perry, Hillsborough
Allred, Robert Smith, Charlotte
Alperin, Robert Bruce,
Rockville Centre N. Y.
Amerson, William Franklin, Wilson
Anderton, Jr., Charles Henry,
Signal Mountain, Tenn.
Andrews, Judith Kay, Wilmington
Andrews, Jr., Phillip Monroe, Carrboro
Antrim, Patrick Steven, Omaha, Neb.
Applefield, James Milton, Statesville
Argo, Steven Fredrick, Kannapolis
Arhart, Roger William, Greensboro
Armantrout, Linda Ann, Maitland, Fla.
Armstrong, Earl Graham, Charlotte
Armstrong, Lanny Lee, Lincolnton
Arney, John Stephen, Hickory
Arnold, Andrew John, Roper
Arnold, Cheryl Lynne, Pittsford, N. Y.
Arnold, Donald George, High Point
Arnold, Larry Lanier, Fuquay-Varina
Arps, Jr., Joseph Warren, Plymouth
Ashley, Ronald Kemp, Angier
Atkins, Kenneth Alton, Durham
Atterbury, III, William Wallace, Radn.
Augustin, Calvin John, Shelby
Austin, Lawrence Bruce, Lewiston
Austin, Jr., Perry Lee, Taylorsville
Auten, Joseph Lee, Huntersville
Auten, William Lee, Huntersville
Autry, Robert Kent, Fayetteville
Ayers, David Alexander, Rutherford College
Ayscue, Jr., Corl Beaman, Warrenton
Babcock, Richard Randolph, Charlotte
Badger, David Russell, Charlotte
Baker, Jr., Clarence Lee, Kinston
Baggett, Fred Parker, Reidsville
Baggett, Wayne Martin, Quant ico, Va.
Bagwell, Erna Jane, Gastonia
Bailey, Virginia Pafrey, Baton Rouge, La.
Baker, John Dickinson, Spring Lake, Mich.
Balding, Phyllis Margaret, Hickory
Baldwin, Jr., Worth Bagley, Greensboro
Ball, David Lee, Binghamton, N. Y.
Banner, Alan Grey, Jonesville
Banner, Laura Leslie, Asheville
Barba, Louis Douglas, Short Hills, N. J.
Barbee, III, George Sprite, Sanford
Barbee, James Ray, Stanfield
Barbour, Don Garland, Selma
Barclay, Hugh Gaylord, Waynesboro, <
Bardm, Jefferson Davis, Wilson
Barefoot, Stephen Glenn, Four Oaks
Barger, John Vastine, Mooresville
Barkley, Patrick Lee, Newton
Barlow, James Curtis, West Jefferson
Barnes, Bill Ray, Belmont
Barnes, Gordon Wmson, Columbia
Barnes, Kenneth E., Lucama
Bartel, Jr., Joseph Carl, Winston-Salen
Bartholomew, Carol Lynn, Durham
Barton, Nancy Carolyn, Roxboro
Bass, Jonathan York, Darien, Conn.
Bassett, Carol Grisette, Fairview
Batchelor, Jr., William Lowell, Jacksor
Batmasian, Jim Harutun, Coral Gable
Batten, Johnnie Wayne, Selma
Batten, Melody Lou, Griffon
Batten, Wayne Russell, Thomasville
Beale, Ernest Franklin, Wilmington
Beall, Thomas Allen, Edgewater, Md.
Beam, Harriett Anne, Charlotte
Beamon, Irene Faye, Goldsboro
Beane, John Calvin, Asheboro
iNE HUNDRED TWENTY-TWO
FRESHmEn
Beard, III, Bryce Parker, Salisbury
Beattie, George Hamilton, Atlanta, Ga.
Becton,' John Wilhu
Beeson, David Way
Asheville
David Wayne, Winston-Salem
Behrman, Douglas Newton, Chapel Hill
Belk, Larry Warren, Kannapolis
Bell, Julia Ann, Blacksburg, Va.
Bell, Jr., William McGregor, Windsor
ir, Charles M., Culver, Ind.
Bennett, Dave Alan, Burlington
Bennett, Jr., John Boyce, Cullowhee
Bennett, Mary Susan, Nashville, Tenn.
Benson, James Henderson, North Wilkesbo
Benson, Jr., Karl Rickert, Concord
Benton, Ronald Edward, Havelock
Bernasek, Linda Ann, Winston-Salem
Bernstein, Norman David, Vineland, N. J.
Bess, Thomas Henry, Gastonia
Best, III, Hugh Elroy, Tarboro
Beusse, Donnie Ray, Thomasville
Bevacqua, David Michael, Raleigh
Biggerstaff, Charles Ross, Kannapolis
Bingham, Jr., William Henry, Spencer
Bishop, Doritha Anne, Princeton, N. J.
Bishop, III, Elmer Liston, Asheville
Black, III, Norman McKinley, Charlotte
Black, Ronald Wilburn, Shelby
Black, William Harmon, Greensboro
Blackburn, James Barry, Lincolnton
Blackwell, Richard Thomas, Winston-Sal'
Blackwood, Stephen Alexander, Greensboi
Blair, Jean Marie, Winston-Salem
Blakeley, Merrill Patrick, Sanford
Blakeslee, Terry Francis, Selma
Blalock, Jr., George Asbury, Rockingha
Bland, Betsy Swann, Hickam A.F.B., Ha
Bland, Michael Steven, Rutherfordton
Blankenship, Betty Robeana, Marion
Blanton, Jr., Thomas Edmund, Ellenboro
Blayney, Carolyn Ann, Charlotte
Blumenthal, Alan, Charlotte
Bogenschutz, Stephen Andrew, Raleigh
Bobert, Dixie Lee, Denville, N. J.
Bonney, Jr., Benjamin Ray, Elizabeth City
Booker, Beniamin Walton, Smithfield
Booth, Brenda Lou, Durham
Boring, Dennis Edgar, Andrews
Boring, III, Walton Herbert, Asheville
Bost, William Stephen, Newton
Bostick, James Samuel, Atlanta, Ga.
Boswell, Cramer Lee, Burkeville, Va.
Bourne, Elizabeth Wallace, Greensborc
Boutwell, Robert Marshall, Havelock
Bower, David Pell, Jefferson
Bowman, David Lee, Burlington
Bowman, Kay Erwin, Greensboro
Bowman, Terry Rodney, King
Boyd, Donald Lee, Charlotte
Boyette, Douglas Ray, Kenly
Boykin, Eddie Jannette, Kenly
Boyle, David, Jacksonville
Brackett, Jr., Travis Edgar, Lawndale
Brackett, William Ernest, Hendersonville
Brady, William Edward, Launnburg
Brandenburg, Robert Allen, Burlingtc
Brantley, Charles Frank, Aurora
Brantley, Jr., James Otis, Sanford
Brauer, Philip David, Andrews
Breckinridge, Margaret Burns,
Summersville, W. Va.
Brendel, Leonard A., Drexel
Bressler, Richard Irwin, Atlanta, Ga.
Brick, Jon C, Jacksonville
Briggs, Larry Neal, Leasburg
Bristol, Edward Roland, Morganton
Britt, Sedrick Ray, Conway
Broadfoot, III, William Gillies, Wilm
Brooks, Jr., Cecil James, Siler City
Brooks, Nell Geradhne, Shelby
Brooks, Stephen Allen, Lansing
Broughton, Harold Steven, Durham
Brown, Candice Horlick, High Point
, Dale King, Hiddenite
, Don Michael, Jacksonville
, Harry Devan, Landis
i, Joseph Calhoun, Bethesda, Md.
, Kenneth Walker, Greenville
, Mac Henry, Chapel Hill
i, Robert Warren, Hartsdale, N. Y
runing, Jr., James David, Statesville
ryant, Francis Lanier, Charlotte
Bryant, James Bedford, Kinston
Buchan, Jr., Ralph Godfrey,
North Wilkesboro
Buckner, Jansen Wooldridge, Chapel Hill
Buckner, John Kern, Chapel Hill
Buckner, Jr., Kermit George, Lexington
Buckner, Norman Bruce, Asheville
Budd, Christine Augusta, Woodbury, N. J
Buff, James Steve, High Shoals
Bull, III, Irving Stuart, Greensboro
ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-THREE
CLRSS OF 1969
Bullard, James Michael, Laurjnburg
Bullard, III, Richard Larkin, High Point
Bullock, III, Duncan Douglas, Rowland
Bunting, William Carl, New Bern
Burchett, Bruce Myatt, Durham
Burd, John Robert, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Burgess, Russell Earle, New Bern
Burgwyn, Steve White, Jackson
Burkehart, Byron Cleveland, Lexington
Burns, Candace Karen, Moncure
Burns, John Francis, Aberdeen
Burn, Theodore Warren,
Pompano Beach, Fla.
Burton, James Howard, Charlotte
Burton, Joseph Franklin, Reidsville
Burwell. David Reid, Burlington
Butler, Robert Hoyt, Gastonia
Butts, Joseph Eugene, Deep Run
Byers, Ronnie Neil, Shelby
Byrd, Richard Gary, Brevard
Caire, Michael Jordan, New Orleans, La.
Calderwood, Cynthia, Winston-Salem
Caldwell, Wayne Troy, Asheville
Callan, John Garling, Manhasset, N. Y.
Callihan, Robert Edgar, Asheville
Calloway, Jr., Donald Ray, Greenville
Camnitz, Paul Samuel, Kinston
Camp, John Michael, Concord
Campen, Georgie Hooker, Alliance
Cannon, Thomas Bernard, Greensboro
Cantor, Susan Faith Van Noorden,
Dover, Mass.
Canupp, Tony Wayne, Fayetteville
Capehart, III, George Washington, Windsor
Carey, Beniamin Arthur, Kinston
Carey, Jane Elizabeth, Charlotte
Carlton, Jr., Alfred Pershing, Greensboro
Carney, George Michael, Charlotte
Carney, III, Robert Bostwick,
Washington, D. C.
Carr, Sara Jennifer, High Point
Carrington, Luther H., Chapel Hill
Carroll, Jr., Felix Alvin, High Point
Carroll, Perry Thomas, King
Carroll, Thomas Henry, Chevy Chas
Carter, George Kenneth, Salisbury
Carter, James Joel, Candler
Carter, Judson Wade, Draper
Cartwright, Jr., John Walter, Clinton
Cashion, John Albert, Davidson
Cathey, Jr., William Lewis, Gastonia
Caughman James Franklin, High Point
Causby, Janine Walker, High Point
Cavolaris, James Thomas, Charlotte
Cawthorne, George Kennedy, Norlina
Chamberlain, James David, Mooresville
Chance, Charles William, Burlington
Chaney, Charles Richard, Cramerton
Chappeil, Tommy Stephen, Mooresville
Chastain, Charles Keith, High Point
Chitty, Frederick Cole, Jacksonville, Fla
Chronister, Allen Boyd, Gastonia
Chumley, Vassar Diane, Slater, S. C.
Church, Jimmy Howell, Valdese
Clark, III, Franklin St. Clair, Fayettevill
Clark, Gordon Michael, Stokes
Clark, Jr., Malcolm Nash, Raeford
Clark, Terry Finley, Lenoir
Clarke, Gerald Stephen, Enfield
Clayton, Gary Paige, Rockingham
Claywell, Carol Ann, Morganton
Clmard, Paul Michael, Lexington
Cloud, James Merle, Winston-Salem
Cloud, Randolph Edgar, Fayetteville
Clower, Lea Adolph, Charlotte
Coats, Bonnie Irene, Selma
Cobb, Carolyn Thompson, Raleigh
Cobb, Donald Toliver, Roxboro
Cobb, John Leonard, Bethesda, Md
Cocke, Jr., William Booth, Wilmington
Coffey, Michael Clinton, Greensboro
Coker, Mary Claire, Manson
Cole, Jacqueline Michael, Roanoke Rapids
Cole, Ralph Lewis, Hillsborough
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ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-FOUR
Conner, Chester Lee, Jamesville
Connor, Lee Osborne, Danville, Va
Cook, Rodney Alan, Winston-Salem
Cook, Ronald Ross, Cleveland
Cooke, Jr., Ralph McBnde, Elkin
Cooke, Randy Boyd, Wilkesboro
Cooke, Richard Thomas, Williamsto
Cooke, Sherwood Keith, Enfield
Cooper, Donnie Vee, Shelby
FRESHmEn
Cooper, M- Bixby, Birmingham, A
Cope, Jr., Kenneth Glenn, Canton
Copple, Carol Elizabeth, Nashville
Cornwell, Gary Dean, Lincolnton
Corell, James Michael, Lenoir
Costner, Elbert Stephen, Shelby
Cotty, John Dennison, Kinston
Cox, David Malcolm, Charlotte
Cox, Kenneth Eldridge, Newton Grove
Tenn
La
ence Harold, Proctorville
ael Ray, Thomasville
ee, Oscar Phillip, Wendell
Kenneth Thomas, Lenoir
Judith Louise, Durham
Robert Arthur, Charlotte
Stephen Monroe, Winsto
Jr., Tho
i Burke,
Mountain Lakes, N. J.
awford, Bruce Hampto
Crawley, Jr., Lowell Blake, Burlington
Crisman David Wilson, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Crisman. Clinton Charles, High Point
Crittenden, John Cecil, Crewe, Va.
Crocker, Robert Lee, Rocky Mount
Crump, II, Joseph Henry, Siler City
Crutchfield, Rebecca Jean, Winston-Salem
Cryer, Frederick Harris, Sudbury, Mass.
Cukor, Richard Gregory, New York, N. Y.
Culp, Gary Keith, Raleigh
Cuthrell, Jr., Hiram Johnson, Whiteville
Cutting, James Eric, Annapolis, Md.
Dale, Robert, Raleigh
Dalmas, James David, Valdese
Daniel, III, Clifton, Goldsboro
Daniel, Robert Michael, Spring Hope
Dannemann, Frederick K., Norfolk, Va.
Darling, Peter Ransome, Raleigh
Datnoff, Glenn Morton, Hickory
Dougherty, Mary Roxana, China Grove
Daughtry, Joseph Colby, Durham
Davidson, Donold Thomas, Jacksonville, I
Davis, Jr., Everett VanDerueer, Knox, Pa.
Davis, Frank Elbert, Griffon
Davis, George Ike, Rocky Mount
Davis, John Haywood, Winston-Salem
Davis, John Kent, Winston-Salem
Davis, Larry Wayne, Charlotte
Davis, Pamela Nelle, Chapel Hill
Davis, Richard Elliot, Mount Airy
Davis, Robert Alexander, Hope Mills
Davis, Stanley Daryl, Chattanooga, Ten
Davis, Stephen Van, Asheville
Davison, Joan Louise, Asheville
Dawson, III, Amos Council, Raleigh
Day, Kenneth Coyner, Burlington
Day, II, William E., Jacksonville
Dayvault, Jr., Bernard Lynn, Kannapohs
Deal, Timothy Edward. Jacksonville
Deans. Jr., Jennings Bryan, Wilson
Dearth, Gregg Miller, Bloomfield Hills, Mic
Deaton, Jr., Ashley Ruben, Asheboro
Dedmond, Richard Eugene, Shelby
Dees, John Woodward, Goldsboro
Delaney, Charles Mark, Cambridge, Mass.
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Rodenck Charles,
:hy, Jr
Alexandria, Va.
Denning, Charles Vance, Smithfield
Denton, Jr., Robert Leroy, Charlotte
Denton, III, Samuel Andrew, Fayettev
Dickerson, Jr., Norvin Kennedy, Monr
Dickson, John Wyatt, Raeford
Dietz, John Edwin, Syracuse, N. Y.
Dill, George Leigh, Morehead City
Dillard, Dwight Wayne, Raleigh
Dillard, Robert Weyher, Villanova, Pa.
Dillon, Henry Kenneth, Winston-Salem
Dingledem, Paul Harper, Greensboro
diSanti, Anthony Samuel, Hendersonville
Dixon, Gladys Ellen, Seabrook, Md.
Dixon, Sherlynn Ann, Gastonia
Dodd, Zane Alan, Atlanta, Ga.
Domina, Robert Ladd, Virginia Beach, Va
Donnelly, Gerald William, Lenoir
Dorsett, Charles Michael, Ramseur
Doss, William Robert, Winston-Salem
Dorsey, Hugh Manson, Atlanta, Ga.
Doughton, Richard Louis, Sparta
Douglas, Thomas Emerson, Piney Creel
Driscoll, Jr., John Richard, Salisbury
Driver, Richard Allen,
Signal Mountain, Tenn
Drogos, Mary Catherine, Chapel Hill
Drum, Keith Allen, Shernll's Ford
Dudley, Cecelia Ann, Rocky Mount
Dudney, John Bernard, Wilmington
Dunnivant, Jr , Noel, Whiteville
Dunn, James Hugh, Pmetops
Dunn, Jane Osborne, Williamston
Durham, Walter Braxton, Chapel Hill
Dzwonek, Joseph Harrison, Spot
Eaddy, John Fred, Lincolnton
Eadie, Robert Baker, Charlotte
ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-FIVE
^
CLASS OF 1969
Eaglin, Frances Elaine, Fayetteville
Earnhardt, Joe Ondre, Albemarle
Eason, Elton Richard, Roanoke Rapids
Eason, William Preston, Roanoke Rapids
Easterly, Lee Ellen, Silver Spring, Md.
Eastman, Jr., Leslie Ray, High Point
Eaton, Martin Joseph, Thomasville, Ga.
Eaton, Robert Clark, Jacksonville, Fla.
Eaton, Ronald Edwin, Yadkinville
Eberhart, Clare Millicent, Bethesda, Md.
Echevern, Elssie, Greensboro
Eckard, Stephen Paul, Conover
Edmister, Gregory Clyde, Chapel Hill
Edmonson, Aldert Root, Smithfield
Edwards, Jr., Guy Randle, Polkton
Edwards, III, James Upshur,
Manchester, N. H.
Edwards, Jr., Joseph Albert, Kinston
Edwards, Michael Swenson, Wilson
Edwards, Ryland Alexander, Rocky Mount
Efird, Richard Lee, Burlington
Etird, Roger Wilkins, Denton
Elder, Mary Ann, Burlington
Ellis, Sylvia Ann, Clayton
Ellison, John Gray Blount, Greensboro
English, Charles Richard, Raeford
Etherington, Linda Ruth, Hendersonville
Eudy, Eslie Mae, China Grove
Evans, DeLyle Mooring, Winterville
Evans, Frederick Vaiden, Kinston
Evans, Jr., Neil Clifford, Lexington
Ewing, Jr., James Richard, Kannapolis
Fagan, Harry Lynn, Granite Quarry
Fahrner, William Butler Ryon, Greenville
Faircloth, Irene Gloria, Chapel Hill
Fairless, Annette Harrell, Colerain
Faison, Jr., Ollie William, Knightdale
Farfour, Jr., Leslie Aloysius, Morgantoi
Farrell, Barna Allen, Troy
Farrell, William Seward, Hendersonvili.
Farrington, Terry Lynn, Mooresville
Farris, Jr., Charles Patrick, Wilson
Farthing, Edwin Glenn, Greensboro
Farthing, Larry James, Taylorsville
Faucette, Betty Elaine, Durham
Fells, Michael Moore, Beirut, Lebanon
Fennell, III, James Grey, Orlando, Fla.
Ferguson, Janice Elizabeth,
Satellite Beach, Fla.
Ferguson, William Russell, Waynesville
Fergusson, Ian Campbell, Waynesville
Ferris, Gregory Glenn, Dover, Mass.
Fifield, Jr., Stiles Rich, Greensboro
Finch, James Cabiness, Monroe
Finlay, Jr., Joseph Burton, Wilmington, [
Fisher, Virginia Norman, Fayetteville
Fitts, Calvert A., Cortland, N. Y.
Flanagan, Richard Davis, Kinston
Fleishman, Edward Jay, Lumberton
Fleishman, Jo Ellyn, Fayetteville
Fleishman, Mark Alan, Fayetteville
Flick, Arthur Bartholomew,
Shngerlands, N. Y.
Flickinger, Edward Garner, Lima, Ohi<
Flora, Jr., Fred Leslie, LaGrange
Florick, Linda Carol, Hockessin, Del.
Floyd, Clarence Ozell, Wilmington
Flythe, Joseph Franklin, High Point
Fogarty, Stephen Henry, Greensboro
Fogleman, Susan Gwen, Durham
Fonville, Marcia Agnes, Burlington
Ford, David Edward, Lumberton
Ford, Jr., James Kinnaird, North Wilkesboro
Ford, Philip Larkin, Cramerton
Ford, Theresa Page, Kinston
Forehand, John Randolph, Springfield, Mo.
Forney, Susan Jo, Atlanta, Ga.
Forrest, Stephen Taylor, Greensboro
Forrester, Ronald Barry, Bessem,r City
Fort, Danny Clinton, Gastonia
Foster, Mary Elizabeth, North W.lkesboro
Fouts, George Michael, Thomasville
Franklin, David Leon, Raleigh
Franklin, John Owen, Gnfton
Franklin, Walter Wayne, Greensboro
Frazier, James Howard, Black Mountan
Frederick, Jr., Richmond Stanfield,
Yanceyville
Freeman, Larry David, Durham
French, Peter Newton, Hamden, Conn.
Friddle, George Hobart, Greensboro
Friese, David Walter, Charlotte
Frost, Robert Hayward, New London, C<
Frye, William Steven, Lexington
Fulk, Charles Samuel, Pilot Mountain
Fuller, Middleton R., Verona, Italy
Fuller, Thomas Michael, Greensboro
Funderburk, Charleen Lucille, Charlotte
Funderburk, Dan Robert, Raleigh
Furness, Terence Nash, Enka
Furr, Neil Blake, Salisbury
Gadd, Jr., Hamilton Melvm, Atlanta, Ga.
Gaddy, Stanley Braxton, Jackson Springs
ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-SIX
FRESHmEn
Gallop, Roger Graham, Jacksonville, Fla.
Galloway, Lynda Gayle, Cullowhee
Gambill, Jr , Charles William, Wilkesbon
Gambill, Jimmy Darrell, Jefferson
Gammon, Kenneth Lee, Raleigh
Gantt, Kenneth Otto, Gastonia
Gantt, Stephen Martin, Bethel Park, Pa.
Gardner, James Franklin, Hickory
Gardner, Jr., Lytt Irvine, Syracuse, N. Y.
Gardner, III, Oliver Max, Shelby
Gardner, William Ernest, Woodleaf
Garfinkle, M. Jerry, Charleston, S. C.
Garner, Alvin Van, Newport
Garner, Jr., Prentiss McCord, Newport
Garner, Terry Randolph, Newport
Garrett, Aaron Douglas, Matthews
Garrett, Linda Marie, Salisbury
Garrison, James Robert, Belmont
Garriss, James Arthur, Powellsville
Garvin, David Connolly, Greensboro
Gash, Richard Alan, Horse Shoe
Gaskins, Jr., Charles Perkins, Greenville
Gates, III, William Franklin,
Makati, Philippine Islands
Gegerson, Ralph Wayne, New York, N. Y.
Geise, Patricia Ann, New Cumberland, Pa.
Gellerman, George Irwin,
Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Gentry, Lloyd Michael, Pelham
Gibson, Barbara Lee, Raleigh
Gibson, Michael Brian, Greensboro
Gilbert, Bennett Harold, Cocoa, Fla.
Gilchrist, William MacDougal, Beaufort
Giles, Billy Eugene, Raleigh
Giles, Larry Devon, Raleigh
Gilmore, Frank Rowell, Durham
Ginger, William Reynold, Raleigh
Gingras, Terry James, Belford, N. H.
Glass, John Gregory, Connelly Springs
Glenn, George Alan, Salisbury
Glenn, John Frazier, Dalton, Ga.
Glenn, Thomas Carroll, Salisbury, Md.
Glenn, II, Thomas Kearney, Atlonta, Ga.
Godfrey, Eleanor Anne, Chapel Hill
Godfrey, Eric Brian, Asheville
Godley, Maggie Beth, Aurora
Goines, Melvin Douglas, Charlotte
Goldberg, Richard Neil, Norwich, Conn.
Goldstein, Gerald Lee, Woodbury, N. Y.
Gonser, William Arnold, Kinston
Goodall, Jr., Will Edward, Monroe
Gooden, Michael Dean, Florence, S. C.
Goodfellow, Alexander Scott,
Coronado, Calif.
Goodfellow, Robin Tucker, Bethesda, Md.
Goodman, Julie Rae, Winston-Salem
Goodson, Michael Lee, Burlington
Goodwin, Barry Mansfield, Durham
Goodwin, Jr., Herbert Truett, Durham
Goodwin, Larry Darrell, Charlotte
Gore, Larry Ronald, Delco
Gore, S. Tony, Whiteville
Gould, Robert Gene, Newport
Graham, Baxter Wayne, Asheville
Graham, Virginia Borden, Chapel Hill
Grant, Ben Pryor, Franklin
Grant, Jane Knox, Jackson
Grantham, David Bowden, Charlotte
Grassi, Temple, Ruxton, Md.
Graven, Carol Louise, Charlotte
Graves, Reginald Ogburn, Charlotte
Gray, Jr., David Graham, Gostoma
Greathouse, Richard Heath, Durham
Greathouse, Samuel Toler, Rocky Moun
Grebner, Richard George, Gastonia
Green, Jesse Franklin, Thomasville
Greene, Donna JoAnne, Salisbury
Greer, Riley Thomas, Wilmington, Del.
Gregson, Don Nelson, Laurinburg
Gresham, Carolyn Denton, Warsaw
Griffin, Gerald Lee, Granite Falls
Griffin, Jr., James Rowland, Charlotte
Griffin, Robert Oliver, New Bern
Griffin, Timothy Hal, Gastonia
Griffith, Sharon Sue, Richmond, Va.
Grigg, Dorcas Cornelia, Raleigh
Grimes, Jr., Sidney Ray, Statesville
Grimsley, III, Walter Henry, Whitevi
Gnndstaff, Dexter Norman, Andrew
Grosse, Cecelia Louise, Greensboro
Grotnes, Lynn Anne, Atlanta, Ga.
Grossman, Steve Howard, Richmond
Grove, Greg Kent, Wilmington
Guilford, William Bonner, Aurora
Gunter, II, Woodrow Wilson, Hamlet
Gupton, Timothy Wayne, Henderson
Gurganus, Thomas Edward, Jacksonville
Gussenhoven, John Walter,
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Guthrie, Robert Clifton, Morehead City
Guthrie, Tommie Michael, Swansboro
Gwin, Kathryn Monroe, Hickory
JHass, Leslie John, Moncks Corner, S. C.
ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-SEVEN
CLRSS OF 1969
Hack, Jr., Eugene Rolland, Weston, Cor
Haddock, Samuel Parker, Jacksonville
Haines, Mary Richards, Haverford, Pa.
Haisley, Jr., Robert Eugene, Havelock
Hall, Jr., Richard Anderson, Stotesville
Hall, Stewart Kent, Rochester, N. Y.
Hall, Thomas Johnston, Charlotte
Hall, William David, Roxboro
Hamill, William H. B., Princeton, N, J.
nilton, Douglas Ames Pollock,
\ilwaukee, Wis.
nilton. Johnny Earlie, Clinton
nilton, Raleigh Joseph, Greensboro
nlet, Fred Thurman, Pittsboro
nlet, James Edward, Roxboro
nmond. Kenneth Wayne, Rocky Mo
npton, Wade Louis, Launnburg
nrick, III, Charles Rush, Shelby
nrick, Edward Zane, Rutherfordton
Hanaway, Thomas Walbridge,
Babylon, N. Y.
Haney, Kenneth Jackson, Matthews
Hannah, Robert Kelly, Chapel Hill
Hannen, Walter Lewis, Durham
Hardy, John Gregg, Lexington
Hare, Rufus Dwight, Pikeville
Hargrove, III, Walter Clark, Tarboro
Harmon, Elizabeth Sharon, Kannapolis
Harmon, Thomas Gene, Whispering Pines
irrell, Jr., James Andrew, Elkin
irrell, William Bennett, Tarboro
irnll, Charles Winston, Monroe
irrington, Thomas Michael, Sanford
'" , Anderson Page, Charlotte
Harris, Herbert Thomas, Durhar
Harris, Jr., James Curtis, Siler City
Harris, III, William Ballard, New Bern
Harris, III, William Clinton, Raleigh
Harrison, Frank Spruill, Rocky Mount
Harrison, Jerry Douglas, Leland
Harrison, Jr., William Heyward,
Louisville, Ky.
Harriss, Brenda Marie, Frederick, Md.
Hart, Charles Lee, Concord
Hart, Lynnie Dale, Kinston
Hartzog, Dan McCord, Raleigh
Hassenfelt, Jr., Hal Edward, Southern Pines
Hasty, Anne Blair, Hickory
Hatcher, John Louis, Morehead City
Hawfield, Jr., William Beniamine, Charlotte
Haynes, Jimmie Alex, Elkin
Headley, II, Julien Christian,
Somerset, Bermuda
Heafner, William Henry, Lincolnton
Heaton, David Randolph, Raleigh
Heavener, Lewis Richard, Gastonia
Hechenbleikner, Herbert Ingenuin, Charlotte
Heck, Susan Elizabeth, Northbrook, III.
Heckler, Louis Roy, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Hedgepeth. Charles Dwight, Fayetteville
Helbig, Anna Maria, Havelock
Helman. Jr., Warren Nelson. Cansdole, Pa
Helms, Robert Vaughn, Salisbury
Helton, Harold Eugene, Culberson
Henderson, John Davis, Williamston
Henderson, William James, Black Mountain
Henley, Jr., John T., Hope Mills
Henry, Jr., Marshall Webster, Rocky Mount
Henry, Paul DuWors, Memphis, Tenn.
Hensgen, Jr., Lowell Webster, Oxford
Herter, Christian Archibald,
Cambridge, Mass.
Hertz, Richard Steven, Freehold, N. J.
Heys, Thomas Baisden, Chattanooga, Tenn
Hickman, Atlas Wayne, Lumberton
Hickman, Dewey Clifford, Concord
Hicks, Alan Scott, Fremont
Hicks, Dayle Jeanne, Raleigh
Hicks, James Paul, Belmont
Hicks, William Harold, Allenwood, N. J.
Higdon, Jane Grant, Hendersonville
Higdon, Jr., William Logan, Honolulu, He
Higginbotham, Betty Lou, Kinston
Higgms, Jr., Thomas Michael, Charlotte
High, Sandy Richard, Sanford
Hill, David Crowell, Denton
I, Garry Alton, Charlotte
I, John Michael, High Point
I, Kenneth Woodrow, Hickory
I, Jr., Lawrence Willard, Thomasville
I, Reginald Doran, Oakboro
Hard, William Beckwith, Baltimore, Mi
ton, Hugh Anthony, China Grove
inant, Milton Darrell, Goldsboro
ishaw, Jr., Roland Franklin, Greensbon
Hinson, Kenneth Elwood, Greensboro
Hinton, III, Charles Lewis, Elizabeth City
Hite, James Duncan, Gastonia
Hobbs, Sanford Lewis, Durham
Hobgood, III, Alfred Llewellyn, Smithfield
Hodges, Ernest Mayford, Hildebran
Hodges, Jr., James Marcus, New Bern
Hofer, Jeffrey R., Denver, Colo.
Hofler, Sheryl Anne, Elizabeth City
ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT
FRESHmEn
Holden, David Allen, Supply
Holding, Jr., James Claude, Lourinburg
Hoiladay, James Douglas, Baltimore, Md.
Holland, Charles Wayne, Durham
Holland, Kenneth Rollins, Canton
Holland, William Shelton, Statesville
Holliday, Joseph Lambert,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Holman, III, Joseph Wright, Wilmington
Holmes, Charles Graham, Louisburg
Honeycutt, Jr., Joseph Young, Louisv
Honeycutt, Roy Lemuel, Greenville
Honeycutt, Russell Glenn, Millbrook
Hooks, Stephen Roy, Chadbourn
Hooper, Elizabeth Anne, Morganton
Hope, Stephen Douglas, Charlotte
Hopkins, Thomas Larry, Raleigh
Horn, David Edward, Rocky Mount
Hornaday, John Dexter, Fayetteville
Horney, Louise Foushee, Greensboro
Howard, Jr., David Asbury, Jacksonville,
Howard, Thomas Hartwell, Charlotte
Howe. Henry Thomas, Belmont
Howell, L. Kathryn, Skaneateles, N. Y.
Howell, Margaret A., Skaneateles, N. Y.
Howerton, Thomas Dean, Gibsonville
Hubbard, John Lewis, Kingsport, Tenn.
Hubbard, Lynnette Gail, Rocky Mount
Hubbard. Jr., Stanley Beniamin, Charlotte
Hudnell, William Thomas, Washington
Hudson, Christopher Columbus, Fairfield
Hudson, Jr., F. Parker, Atlanta, Ga.
Hudson, Jr., James Thomas, Arlington, Va
Huey, Jr., William Earle, Waxhaw
Huff, James Lee, Akron, Ohio
Huff, Judith Lynn, Winston-Salem
Hughes, Dawny Ray, Henderson
Hughes, Eugene Anderson, Raleigh
Hughes, IV, Miles Preston, Ramseur
Hull, Floyd Carol, Charlotte
Humphrey, Loydette, Beckley, W. Va.
Huneycutt, Jr., Arlie Scott, New London
Hunt, Edward Wall, New Bern
Hunt, Janet Anne, Chapel Hill
Hunt, Raymond Charles, Rocky Mount
Hunter, III, Alex McKay, Atlanta, Ga.
Hunter, David Hill, Winston-Salem
Hunter, III, Fillmore Holt, High Point
Hunter, Jr., Robert Neal, Greensboro
Huntley, James William, Charlotte
Huntley, III, William B., Manlius, N. Y
Hurder, Wayne John, Champaign, [II.
Hurley, Patrick Andrew, Canton
Hurst, Thomas Dunbar, Roanoke, Va.
Hutchison, M. Gail, Oceanside, N. Y.
Hyman, Robert Edward, Lewiston
Ingham, Helen Annelle, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla
Ingle, John Wyatt, Whitsett
Irons, Harold Gene, Chapel Hill
Isenhour, Danny Edwin, Rutherford College
Isenhower, John Glenn, Newton
Isherwood, Jr., George, Springfield, Pa.
Isley, Robert Arnold, Greensboro
luele, James George, Winston-Salem
Jackson, Daniel Warren, Dobson
Jackson, Francis Daniel, Morganton
Jackson, Frank Bownlow, Hendersonville
Jackson, Martha Acora, Kenly
Jacobs, Richard S., Elkins Park, Pa.
James, Randall Lester, Rocky Mount
Jarrett, Brenda Joyce, Thomasville
Jeffcoat, Orman Cecil, Rocky Mount
Jenkins, Jr., Abram Edward, Edenton
Jenkins, Jr., Everette Earl, Concord
Jennette, John Charles, New Bern
Jernigan, William Lambert, Mcintosh, Fla
John
Jr., Dan
nthfield
Shawn
Johnson, George Larkin, Goldsbo
Johnson, Jr., James Mc
Johnson, Lee Best, Dun
Johnson, Jr., Ralph DeVane, Roseboro
Johnson, Samuel Rowland, Fuquay-Var
Johnson, Sarah Lee, Leaksville
Johnson, Susan Handy, Raleigh
Johnson, Vann Stewart, Rose Hill
Johnson, William Glenn, Lillington
Johnston, Daniel Rogers, Asheville
Johnston, Jr., George Burke, Blacksburg, V
Johnston, William Charles, North Wilkesb
Jolley, Max Amos, Forest City
Jolly, Bruce O., Arlington, Va.
Jones, Bernice Rouse, Kinston
Jones, Charles Jerald, Greensboro
Jones, David Blodgett, Hingham, Mass.
Jones, James Edward, Iron Station
Jones, Julia Ann, Asheville
Jones, Richard English, Brevard
Jones, Samuel Tipton, Sweetwater, Tenn.
Jones, Jr., Williom Vernon, Durham
Jordan, Michael Lance, Raleigh
ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-NINE
CLRSS OF 1969
Jorgensen, Alice Coe, Durham
Joyce, Randolph, Greensboro
Joyce, Theodore Lee, Fayetteville
Joyner, Reid Lyon, Charlotte
Joyner, Ronald Wayne, Troutman
Justice, Jacqueline Lola, Canton
Kaemmerlen, Ruth Adele, Charlotte
Kail, Robert Patrick, Sarasota, Fla.
Karesh, Susan S., Charleston, S. C.
Katz, Michael David, Orlando, Fla.
Kaufman, Steven Howard, Raleigh
Kearney, Edwin doner, Durham
Keller, III, John Andrew, Mount Holly
Keller, R. Michael, Naperville, III.
Kelly, Francis Burns, Macon, Ga.
Kelly, Michael Hunter, Durham
Kelly, Richard Ellsworth, Severna Park, Md
Kelly, III, William Ebbin, Goldsboro
Kelso, Cassandra Van, New Bern
Kennedy, David Ray, Goldsboro
Kerr, Fred Richard, High Point
Kerr, Frederick Charles, Burlington
Kessler, Michael David, Camp Hill, Pa.
Kilcollin, Mark Camp, Charleston, W. Va.
Killion, James Thomos, Salisbury
Kilpatrick, David Russell, Belhaven
Kindley, Paul Lindsay, High Point
King, Adrian Leon, Kinston
King, Barry Lane, Raeford
King, 111, Bruce Fonville, Raleigh
King, Ellen Virginia, Wilmington
Kirby, William Leslie, Columbus, Ga.
Kirk, Grig, Raleigh
Kirkland, Gordon Ashby, Salisbury
Kirkland, Walter Glenn, Atlanta, Ga.
Kleto, Nicholas Gus, Charlotte
Knowlton, Steven Reed, Huntersville
Koch, Barry Nelson, Virginia Beach, Va.
Koeblitz, Robert Ralph, Greenville
Koehne, Jr., Richard Sperry, Lawrence, N.
Koester, III, Thomas Frederick, Reidsville
Koon, Michael Miller, Chapel Hill
Koonce, Neil Wright, Jacksonville
Kornegay, Jr., Alonzo Dixon, Statesville
Kramer, Kenneth Russell, Goldsboro
Krichbaum, Jr., George West, Asheville
Kroncke, James Ernest, Roanoke Rapids
Kubochko, Stephanie Ann, Durham
Kuesel, Jeffery Thomas, Greenvale, N. >
Lackey, Jr., Herman Edward, Hiddenite
Lacklen, Jay Flynn, Greensboro
Laird, Clinton Swan, Wilmington, Del.
Lamb, Raymond Earl, Fairmont
Lamb, II, Stephen Burnham,
Oyster Bay, N. Y.
Lancaster, Jr., Raymond Harold,
Mt. Pleasant, S. C.
Landrum, Betty Jean, Nashville, Tenn
Landry, Jr., Patrick Gay, Greensboro
Lane, Jr., Hubert Allan, Jacksonville
Laramee, James Carl, Fayetteville
Lassiter, Donald Tinkham, Eure
Latham, Sarah Merriam, Washington
Latta, Jerry Warren, Bunnlevel
Laviner, Ronnie Kenneth, Wagram
Lawrence, William Brent, White Plains
Laxton, James Allan, Concord
Layton, III, Buxton Lawn, New Orleans, La.
Lee, 111, Lansing Burrows, Augusta, Ga.
Lee, Richard Calvin, Winston-Salem
Lee, Rodney Mark, Arapahoe
Lee, III, Rufus McCaskill, Wingate
Lee, William Uzzle, Raleigh
Leech, Thomas Hale, Chattanooga, Tenn.
LeFebre. George Bradburn, Atlanta, Ga
Legler, Earbara Dunn, Larchmont, N. Y.
Leigh, Robert Daniel, Chapel Hill
Leinwand, Mark Allen, Flushing, N. Y.
Lemonds, Ronald Harrison, Charlotte
Lenfestey, Mary Susan, Charlotte
Lennon, William Ellery, Morganton
Lentz, Jo Ann. Blowing Rock
Lentz, Tony Marion, Stony Point
Leon, Roger Steven, Winston-Salem
Leonard, Donnie Mac, Marshville
Leonard, Richard Allen, High Point
Leonard, III, William Oscar, Greensboro
Lester, Daniel Jay, Jenkintown, Pa.
Lester, Michael Louis, San Antonio, Texas
Levy, Richard David, Greensboro
Lewis, Ellen Ann, Fairmont
Lewis, Irwin Allen, Greensboro
Lewis, James Edward, Clinton
Lewis, Stanley Roy, Long Branch, N. J.
Lewis, Ted Donovan, Beaufort
Liles, John Underwood, Raleigh
Liles, Robert Edward, Rocky Mount
Lilley, James Preston, Old Trap
Lillich, John Michael, West Lafayette, Ind.
Link, Jr., John Marshall, Durham
Linstrum, Jr., Charles Henry, Fort Bragg
INE HUNDRED THIRTY
FRESHfTIEn
Lipscomb, Jr., Nathan, Webster Groves, Mo.
Lisk, Gerald Stephen, Carthage
Litten, Frederic Chapin, Winnetka, III.
Little, David James, Lincolnton
Little, Jr., James Bryan, Greenville, S. C.
Little, Phyllis Idalia, Kernersville
Little, Jr., Robert Anderson, Lincolnton
Little, Rose Mary, Wilson
Livingston, Jr., William Alexander, Charlotte
Lloyd, Jr., Richard Porter, Wilmington,
Lock, Robert Carroll, Jacksonville
London, Stuart S., Hewlett, N. Y.
Long, Johnny Paul, Mount Airy
Long, Joyce Bittle, Rockingham
Long, Linda Kaye, Asheville
Long, Robert Earl, Marion
Loomis, Patricia Frances, Fayetteville
Lorch, Terry Glenn, Albemarle
Love, Michael Thaddeus, Charlotte
Low, Richard Christensen, Houston, Texas
Lowder, Bobby Gene, Albemarle
Lowman, Danny Howard, Connelly Springs
Lowrance, David William, Mooresville
Ludlow, Jr., James M., Arlington
Ludwig, Neil Cohen, Faith
Lumsden, Katherme Taylor, Raleigh
Lunday, Michael Theodore, Pinehurst
Lunger, William Pless, Arlington, Va.
Lunsford, John Wesley, Roxboro
Lupton, Charles Hamilton, Birminghan
Lutz, Frederik Simon, High Point
Lyles, Jr., Ray Von, Mooresville
Lynch, Jr., Charles Hollie, Hanover, Pa
Lynch, Larry Oneal, Enfield
McBnde, Jr., Carl Eugene, Goldsboro
McCall, David Edgar, Whitnel
McCall, Forrest Schell, Spruce Pine
McCall, Thomas Cecil, Ellerbe
McClelland, III, William Shields, Charlotte
McClure, Jr., William Oakley, Gastonia
McCrimmon, Edward William, Hope Mills
McDiarmid, Grover Williamson,
Charlottesville, Va.
McDonald, Jr., John Alonzo, Jacksonville
Mcrarland, Leighton Wilson, Greensboro
McGaw, Robert Edward, Windsor
McGee, III, James Edward, Bluefield, W. Va.
McGee, Teresa, Mebane
McGee, Jr., Willie Eldndge, Charlotte
McHaney. Carol Ann, Durham
Mclnnis, Daniel Angus, Fayetteville
Mclntyre, Marie Kennedy, Charlotte
McKellar, Jr., Henry Northington, Rowland
McKellar, Jr., William Evans, Clarkton
McKenzie, III, Sheppard Allen,
Alexandria, Va.
McKenzie, William Thorpe,
Lookout Mountain, Tenn.
McKmnish, Rock Conley, Pisgah Forest
McLamb, Lorraine Brooks, Fayetteville
McLaughlin, Jr., Charles Allan,
Southern Pines
McLean, George Wallace, Clinton
McLean, Stuart Thomas, Pound Ridge, Is
McLemore, Stephen Harcourt,
Springfield, Ohio
McNabb, Rodney C-, Zebulon
McNames, Dennis Wayne, Winston-Sale
McPhail, John Philson, Enfield
McWhorter, John Bowman, Lexington
Macdonald, Bruce Tower, Hendersonville
Mace, Spencer Rodgers, Reidsville
MacFadyen, John Loudon, Chapel Hill
MacKenzie, Gordon Alexander,
Sewickley, Pa.
Mackie, Andrew Lawrence, Yadkinville
MacLean, Donald Bruce, Augusta, Ga.
MacNaughton, John Phillip, Charlotte
MacNelly, Jeffrey Kenneth,
Cedai hurst, N. Y.
Macy, Earl Elgar, Parkersburg, W. Va.
Mailliard, Henry Ward, Santa Rosa, Calif.
Maisto, Richard Frank, Durham
Mallison, Jr., Percy Warner,
Fort Lauderdale Fla.
Maness, Douglas Wayne, Greensboro
Maness, Ronald Dean, Carthage
Mann, III, Ivan Holden, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Mann, III, Julian, Raleigh
Mann, William Joseph, Sanford
Manning, Samuel Johnston, Williamston
Mansfield, Bruce Henry, Chapel Hill
Mansfield, Keith Allen, Chapel Hill
Marble, Warren Nickerson,
South Orleans, Mass.
Margolis, Jay, Durham
Markel, III, Bruce Stewart, Brownston, In.
Marks, Patrick Hugh, Fayetteville
Marren, John Michael, Charlotte
Marsh, Jr., Edward Marcus, Winston-Salen
Marsh, Jane Marie, Kannapolis
Marsh, Jr., Steve Parker, Marshville
Martin, Anne Murray, Nashville, Tenn.
Martin, Darryl Ray, Spindale
Martin, II, David Arthur, Greensboro
Martin, Jr., George Davis, Baltimore, Md.
Martin, II, John Wright, Charlotte
Martin, Kenneth Hayes, Hayesville
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ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-ONE
CLRSS OF 1969
Mar-
Flo
ningto
I, Philip Hobbie, Mount Do
Mason, George Graham, New Ber
Mason, Nancy Elizabeth, Wiln
Massey, Wayland Everett,
Mast, Ralph Steve, Morganton
Matalene, Jr., Eugene Manuel,
New York, N. Y.
Mathison, Jr., Robert Vincent, Asheville
Matthews, III, Clifford Harry, Rome, Go.
Matus, II, Theodore Patrick, Cullowhee
Maultsby, Betty J., Mebane
Maupin, Addison, Terrace Park, Ohio
Maxey, III, William Edward, Powhatan,
Maxwell, Rosemary Clae, Alexandria, V
May, Jr., Kenneth Nolan, Burlington
Maynor, Barry Alan, Greensboro
Mayse, John Druary, Forest City
Meocham, Jonice Carlene, Chapel Hill
Means, Graeme Donald, Providence, R
Mease, Donna Lee, Richlands
Medding, Walter Blake, New York, N. Y.
Medley, Clement Ebulus, Greensboro
Meeker, Michael David, Asheville
Melville, William Edward, Garner
Melvin, Edna Earl, Elizabethtown
Mendelson, James Mitchell, Tallahassee,
Mendelson, Sarah Frances, Tallahassee, F
Mendenhall, Karl Joachim, Siler City
Mercer, Jr., Charles Henry, Laurinburg
Merrick, Frederic Dupuy, Huntington, N. Y
Merncks, Ann Sweeney, Charleston, W. Va.
Merritt, Gerald James, Fayetteville
Mewborn, Judith Moore, Walstonburg
Michalove, Ronald Steven, Winston-Salem
Michaels, Andrew Gordon, Lawrence, N. Y.
Mickey, William Herman, Winston-Salem
Miller, II, Carson McCoy, Denton
Miller, Deborah Elizabeth, Durham
Miller, Edward Henry, Mooresville
Miller, Elizabeth Gail, Salisbury
Miller, Howard Glenn, Atlanta, Go.
Miller, Jay Robert, Charlotte
Miller, Jr., John Alton, Charlotte
Miller, Jr., Lloyd Cardm, Charlotte
Miller, Robert Adam, Ahoskie
Miller, Roy Howard, Yonkers, N. Y.
Miller, Stephen Thomas, Charlotte
Miller, Steve Carl, Canton
Millikan, Troy Watson, Randleman
Millis, Hollard Keith, Newport
Mills, Randy Wayne, Yadkinville
Milstead, Stephen Kent, Statesville
Minor, James Robert, Reidsville
Mitchell, Janice May, La Plata, Md.
Mitchell, Murray Nash, Cocoa, Fla.
Mitchell, William Edward, Leaksville
Mitchell, William Graham Champion,
Raleigh
Mizell, Worth Miller, Morehead City
Mobley, Simon Deon, Durham
Modlin, Larry Ray, Woodville
Moessen, Bruce James, Hendersonville
Moffatt, Ronald, Pottstown, Pa.
Moll, Jr., Richard Charles, Mount Gilead
Money, James Graydon, Madison
Moore, David George, Durham
Moore, Ralph Crowder, Raleigh
Moore, Steven Richard, Jamestown
Moore, Susan Elizabeth, Raleigh
Mooretield, Jr., Charles Thomas, Gr
Moorefield, Janet Anne, Danbury
Moorhouse, Gary Dean, St. Augustii
Morelli, Frederick Taylor, Winston-
Morgan, Beverly Ann, Carrboro
Morgan, Douglas Willans, Canton, Ohio
Morgan, Mark Sidney, Winston-Salem
Morgan, Peggy Ann, Chapel Hill
Morris, Jr., Glenn Alexander, Marion
Morns, James Davis, Greensboro
Morris, III, John Birch, Albemarle
Morrison, Barbara Romaine, Plainfield, N.
Morrison, Daniel Ray, Washington, D. C.
Morton, Charles Ivery, Albemarle
Moseley, Jr., Preston Wooten, Wilmingtor
Moseley, Walter Phillip, Henderson
Moser, Allen Curtis, Winston-Salem
Moser, Sidney Thomas, Winston-Salem
Moyer, Jr., Robert Holden, Media, Pa.
Mullinax, Jr., Theron Ernest, Tuxedo
Mullis, Joe Wayne, Gastonia
Murchison, Clarence Lynn, Rocky Mount
Murphy, Jr., Kenneth Roy, Greensboro
Murphy, Ted Richard, Hickory
Murphy, Thomas Hoyle, Bunn
Murphy, Thomas Lynch, Salisbury
Murray, Marshall Raymond, Raleigh
Murray, Thomas Edward, Burlington
Myers, Charles Stephen, Concord
Myers, James Julian, Thomasville
Myers, III, Joel Harrison, Monroe
Myers, Joel McCrae, Lexington
ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-TWO
FRESHITIEn
Myers, William Steve, Asheville
Myles, III, John Francis, Charlotte
Myrick, Jr., Roland Wayne, Troy
Nagy, Barbara Ann, Durham
Nale, Janice Lee, Cherry Point
Nance, David Daniel, Charlotte
Nance, John E., Durham
Nanney, Patrick DeVault, Spindale
Neal, Beverly Dee, Mount Airy
Neal, Daniel Fred, Kings Mountain
Neal, John William, Hamlet
Neal, Linda Kay, Walnut Cove
Neal, William Albert, Sanford
Neal, William Huey, Waxhaw
Nealeans, Alan Vann, High Point
Neighboors, Stephen Rae, Hillsborough
Neill, Terry Haze, Troutman
Nelson, Bobby Michael, Randlemon
Nelson Cecil Linwood, Morehead City
Nethercutt, Helen Shell, Roanoke Rapids
Nevin Thomas, Westfield, N. J.
New, Jr., John Robert, Greenville, S. C.
Newlin, James Wilbert, Burlington
Newton, Darrell Philip, Albemarle
Nickell, Frank Templeton, Greensboro
Nickens, Raymond Thomas, Asheboro
Nickles, Curtis Ausborne, Cedar Grove
Nicks, Nancy Lou, Durham
Nisbet, Jr., James Douglas, Waxhaw
Nixon, Willard Blanchard, Gates
Norman, Beth Thomas, Wilkesboro
Norris, Michael H., Camp Lejeune
Norton, Nathaniel Goodwin, Naples, Fla.
Noulles, Thomas Goerge, Tulsa, Okla.
Nunnenkamp, Thomas William, Charlotte
Nye, Richard Randall, Charlotte
Oakley, Jr., Clyde Thomas, Roxboro
Oakley, Jr., Gil M., Roxboro
Oakley, Jr., Jeter Stanley, Morganton
Oakley, Lauren Dexter, Lawsonville
Oakley, Samuel Steven, Carrboro
O'Bryan, Gregory Early, Stoneville
O'Bryan, John Michael, Pollocksville
Ochsman, Robert Bruce, Silver Spring, Md.
O'Connor, John, Valley Cottage, N. Y.
Odom, Marshall Harrell, Wilson
Oehmann, III, J. Henry, Fort Lauderdale, F
Often, III, Roger Lansing, Kensington, Cor
Ogburn, Harris Johnson, Raleigh
Ogburn, Manone Kay, Chapel Hill
Oglesby, Tommie Dwayne, Newport
O'Leary, Michael Stone, Jacksonville, Fla.
Oliver, James Herbert, Greensboro
Olliffe, William Edward, Cheraw, S. C.
Orander, Stephen Carling, Durham
Ormsby, Jr., Grady Cameron, Hamlet
Overcash. Norman Gilbert, Mooresville
Owens, Thomas Cox, Whiteville
Pace, Charles Brownlow, Griffon
Page, Richard Wayne, Charlotte
Paige, Rickey Douglas, Greensboro
Painter, William Stanley, Charlotte
Palmer, Douglas La Mar, Whiteville
Pappas, Cathleen Susan, Winston-Salem
Pardue, David Earl, Burlington
Parker, David Robert, Clinton
Parker, John Garrett, Roanoke Rapids
Parker, Lanny Clay, Pinebluff
Parker, Marian Faye, Greensboro
Porks, Donald Ritchie, Gastonia
Parnell, Richard James, Greenville
Paschal, III, George Washington, Raleigh
Patterson, Alan Morris, Hendersonville
Patterson, David Read, New Bern
Patterson, Donald Wade, Salemburg
Patterson, Pat Victor, Baton Rouge, La.
Patterson, Jr., Ernest Finney, Davidson
Patterson, John Thomas, Kannapolis
Potterson, Robert Michael, Broadway
Patterson, Thomas Adrian, Greenville
Patterson, William Nelson, Monhasset, N Y.
Pattishall, Jr , David Henry, Raleigh
Paulsen, William Frederick, Kinston
Payne, Lorna Willard, Norfolk, Va.
Payne, Ronald Dean, Taylorsville
Pearce, William Philip, HendersonvilU
Peebles, Joanne Antoinette, Raleigh
Peebles, Lyston Clyde, Greenville, S. C
Pendergrass, Pamela Jean, Raleigh
Penkava, Larry Dean, Asheboro
Penny, Robert Graham, Angler
Perkerson, Kathleen, Atlanta, Ga.
Perkins, III, Norris Lynwood, Ridgecrest
Perkins, Robert Douglas, Hickory
Peterson, Harry Praeger, Leland
Peterson, James Douglas, Winston-Salem
Pettigrew, Jr., Robert Stephens, Reidsville
Phillips, Jr., Freeman Murray, New Bern
Phillips, Kenneth Gregory, Siler City
ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-THREE
HI I]
CLRSS OF 1969
Phillips, Margaret S., Lenoir
Phillips, Roy Donell, Roanoke Rapids
Phipps, Charles Leonard, Creedmoor
Phipps, Eugene Hardy, Rocky Mount
Phipps, Philip Porter, Salemburg
Piaski, Philip Webster, Kinston
Pierce, Richard Darryl, Havelock
Pierczynski, Sara Jo, Charlotte
Pierson, Sue Linda, Charlotte
Pigott, Jr., Robert Empy, Shallotte
Pinkston, Peggy Ellen, Salisbury
Pinson, Jr., Joseph Raymond, Charlotte
Pitt, Joseph Whitehead, Tarboro
Pitt, Olivia Jean, Rocky Mount
Pittman, David Walton, Wilson
Pittman, Nancy Ruth, Durham
Pittman, Robert Beasley, Stantonsburg
Pittman, Jr., William Gibbs, Lewiston
Plonk, George Webb, Kings Mountain
Plummer, Cleta Kay, Charlotte
Poe, Jr., Charles Aycock, Raleigh
Polk, Claudia Louise, Gastonia
Pollock, Roy Davis, Clinton
Porter, III, James Neely, Charlotte
Porter, Jo Anne, Raleigh
Porter, Joseph Emory, Spray
Povill, Gary Irwin, Brooklyn, N. Y.
ithe
ckson, Mr
__.l Patrick,
ly, Jennings Gille .
, Barbara James, Wallace
, Donald LeRoy, Chatham, Va.
, Maicolm Pmkney, Seven Springs
my Lee, Ocean Drive, S. C.
, Ste
Ne
, Cle
Pridgen, Lorry Carlton, Norlina
Priest, Jr., Gordon Webb, Towson, Md.
Pritchard, Kenneth Gene, Stony Point
Privette, Jr., William Avon, Zebulon
Provo, Andrew Mitchell, Raleigh
Pruett, III, Samuel Richard, Pfafftown
Pruitt, Walker Leonard, Fairfax, Va.
Purcell Barbara Kathenne, Raleigh
Purdy, Frank Paul, Raleigh
Pultz, David Andrew, Greensboro
Queen, Jr., James Richard, Alexandria, Vc
Queen, Roger Wayne, Shelby
Quinn, Beverly Doris, Gastonia
Quinn, David Hazel, Greensboro
Radford, John Stewart, Chapel Hill
Radford, Jon Daniel, Louisburg
Rafferty, James Winn, Rye, N. Y.
Ragan, Jr., Bradley Eugene, Spruce Pine
Ramsey, James Albert, Asheville
Ramsey, Roger Dean, Raeford
Raney, Jr., William Alexander, Wilm
Rapp, David Michael, Quantico, Va.
Rattner, Victor Jay, Augusta, Ga.
Ray, Edward Carroll, Canton
Ray, Kenneth Jeffrey, Fayetteville
Raymond, Janice, White Plains, N 1
Raynor, Douglas P., Red Bank, N. J.
Reaves, Lacy Hill, Raleigh
Rector, Gary Wayne, Stony Point
Reed, James Ronald, Sylva
Reeves, III, Ralph Bernard, Raleigh
Reid Howard Hughes, Winston-Salem
Reid. Jr., Lewis Gordon, Charlotte
Reid, Nicholas Evans, Waterville, Me.
Renfrew, James MacGregor,
Monterrey, Mexico
Renn, Michael Thomas, Siler City
Reynolds, Brugh, Nashville, Tenn.
Reynolds, Jr., Frank Russell, Wilmington
Reynolds, Richard Larry, Red Springs
Reynolds, III, Roger Nixon, Winston-Saler
Reynolds, Stephen Dolrymple,
Pompano Beach, Fla.
Rhew, Garris Clayton, Woodsdale
Rhoades, Nancy Virginia, Charlotte
Rhodes, George Samuel, Augusta, Ga.
Rhodes, Robert Arnold, Charlotte
Rhodes, Thomas Jackson, Williamston
Rice, Charles Douglas, High Point
Rice, Edward Daniel, Bayboro
Rice, Frances Sutton, Arlington, Va.
Richardson, III, Augustus Cullen,
Atlanta, Ga.
Richardson, David Lee, Launnburg
Richbourg, Alison Thomas, Greensboro
Riddick, Jr., Harry Stuart, Gatesville
Ridenhour, Calvin Brown, Charlotte
Riggan, Margaret Anne, Raleigh
Riggins, Barbara Elaine, Raleigh
Ritchie, Gordon Francis, Chevy Chase, Md
Ritchie, Lewis Ray, Concord
Ritter, Linda June, Parkersburg, W. Va.
Roberson, Samuel Albert, Wilson
Roberts, Bruce Taylor, Richmond, Va.
Roberts, Cecelia Orlene, Marshall
Roberts, John Preston, Charlotte
Roberts, III, Warren, Flat Rock
Robertson, Stephen Otis, Spray
ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-FOUR
FRESHITIEn
Robertson, Thomas Roy, Falls Church, Va.
Robertson, William Davenport, Hickory
Robinson, Jerry Wayne, Winston-Salem
Robinson, Jr., John Hunter,
Charlottesville, Va.
Robinson, Jr., Royce William, Gastonia
Robinson, Russell Austin, Charlotte
Robinson, Thomas Little, Chester, 5. C.
Rock, Ronnie Mike, Lexington
Rodden, Jimmy Lee, Winston-Salem
Rogers, Francina Marcia, West Asheville
Rogers Jr., Weaver Bickett, Asheville
Rollins William Keith, Hobbsville
Ronman, Peter Edward, Chapel Hill
Rose Charles Wagoner, Reidsville
Rose, William Dickinson, Fremont
Roseman, John Tyler, Lincolnton
Rosen, Stewart William, Bala Cynwyd, Pa.
Roskind, Robert Allen, Atlanta, Ga.
Rouse, Carrie Williams, Raleigh
Rouse III, John Lawrence, High Point
Rouse, III, Robert Dixon, Farmville
Rowe, Mary Caroline, Fayetteville
Rowe William Mercer, Wilmington
Royall, Kenneth Clairborne, Durham
Rudisill. Jr., Jesse Richardson, Hickory
Rule William Stanley, Winston-Salem
Rush, John Randall, Rye, N. Y.
Rusmisell, Keith Michael, Morganton
Rutledge, John Randolph, Oxford
Rybka, Judith Claire, Raleigh
Sadler, Gail Elizabeth, Greensboro
Sadusk, George Waymon, Bethesda, Md
Sale, Alvin Thomas, Winston-Salem
Salter, Alonza Bryan, Davis
Salter, Edwin Roger, Atlantic
Samonds, Bernard Joseph, Charlotte
Sanders, Leslie Joseph, Alexandria, \
Sanford, James Robert, Raleigh
Sarratt, John Lester, Atlanta, Ga.
Satisky. Stephen Richard, Fayettevill
Sauer, Candice Baughn, Greensboro
Saunders, Chase Boone, Charlotte
Saunders, Douglas McPherson, Wayn
Savitz, Stephen Terry. Columbia, S. C
Sayre, June Bourne, Tryon
Sayre, Sally Edn
Jarvisburg
Scaaber, Carol Anne, Durham
Schafer, Mark Warren, Raleigh
Schell, Walter Werner, Pottstown, F
Schochet, Kenneth Barry, Asheville
Schonfeld, Warren Hal. Orange, Cc
Schroer, Richard Joseph, Fayettevil
Schultz, Frances Maud, Winston-Sa
Schultz, Howard Sheldon, Durham
Schumacher, Christine Lucille,
Annapolis, Md.
Schwartz, Arthur Jay, Atlanta, Ga.
Schworm, William Emery, Charlotte
Scognamillo. Frank, West Milford, N. J.
Scott, John Troy, Wilmington
Scott, Michael L., Chapel Hill
Scott, Nancy Walker, Greensboro
Scott, Terry Lee, Winston-Salem
Scroggs, Jan, Chapel Hill
Seibel, Mary Linda, Chapel Hill
Sella, Andrew Frederick, Lenoir
Selby, Thomas Norwood, Charlotte
Serra, Frank Anthony, Bayville, N. Y
Sessoms, Jr., Stuort McGuire, Bethesda, Md
Sewell, Jr., Cecil Whitaker, Morehead City
Seymour, Dennis Bland, Winston-Salem
Seymour, III, Hubert Elmo, Greensboro
Sharer, Douglas Muir, Rocky Mount
Shaw, John Wade, Raleigh
Shedd, John Douglas, Red Bank, N. J.
Shedd, Steven Abell, Leonia, N. J.
Sheehan, John Parker, Jacksonville
Shepherd, Walton Smith, Charleston, W. Va.
Sheppard, James Robert, Winston-Salem
Sheppard, John William, Lake Bluff, III.
Sherman, Joelyn Ann, Charleston, S. C.
Shernll, Guy Noah, Hickory
Sherrill, Mary Lee, Troutman
Shinn, Ronald Wayne, Kannapolis
Shipman, Boyce Earl, Horse Shoe
Shivar, William Harold, Newport Ne
Shoffner, Kenneth Weid, Burlington
Short, Margaret B., Morven
Shrum, James Ricky, Shelby
Shuman, Donald Lee, Swannanoa
Shuping, Paul Gene, Valdese
Sieber, Linda Susan, Charlotte
Sigmon, Mary Elizabeth, Concord
Sigmon, Thomas Nelson, Sherrills Ford
Siler, Jr., Arch Kenneth, Greensboro
Siler, John Henderson, Waynesville
Simmons, Stephen Edwin, Columbus, Ga.
Simms, Thomas Wayne, Skaneoteles, N. Y.
Simon, Lloyd Newton, Rockville Centre, N. Y.
Simon, Lynn Bernice, Asheville
ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-FIVE
Liuuun
CLRSS OF 1969
Simpson, Alan Barnes, Lucama
Simpson, Jr., Eugene Myers, Columbia, S. C.
Simpson, John Larry, Troutman
Simpson, John Michael, Mayodan
Singletary, Anna Bradford, Wellesley, Mass.
Sink, Freddie Keith, Thomasville
Sipka, Jr., Louis James, Laurinburg
Sitterson, III, Simon Carlyle, Kinston
Slade, Jr., Charles Marshall, Rich Square
Sloop, Jr., Frank Brown, Asheville
Small, Lynn Scott, Nashville, Tenn.
Smith, Alan Richard, Oakboro
Smith, Claud Vandiver, Charlotte
Smith, Claudia Lynn, Washington
Smith, Earl Jones, Yanceyville
Smith, Edgar Bruce, Wallace
Smith, Garnett Andrews,
Lookout Mountain, Tenn.
Smith, Jr., George Robinson, Charlotte
lith, Gregory Wyatt, Atlanta, Ga.
lith, Henry Lawrence, Tallahassee, Fla.
iith, Jerome Michael, Leaksville
(lith, Kathryn Hoke, Kipling
nith, Larry Lynn, Roseboro
iith, Lester Mark, Oxford
lith, Mark Clifford, Atlanta, Ga.
iith, Michael Paul, Fayetteville
nth, Patricia, Black Mountain
iith, Peter Ohmar, Erie, Pa.
nth, Richard Wayne, Greenville
nith, Rodney B , Chillicothe, Ohio
nith, Roger Parker, Goldsboro
nith, Sarah Carpenter, Miami, Fla.
nith, Stephen Dewey, Nashville
nith, Stephen Wayne, Raleigh
nith, Thomas Edward, Columbus
nith, William G., Winston-Salem
jnts Creek
Smithwick, Jr., Bryan Wilson, B
Smyre, Melford Echerd, Durhan
Snipes, Raymond Arthur, Atlanta, Ga.
Snow, Gregory Lee, Winston-Salem
Snow, Wiley Edgar, Winston-Salem
Snowdon, Jr., Henry Taft, Washington, D. C
Sockwell, Jr., James Boyd, McLeansville
Soles, Douglas Keith, Jacksonville, Fla.
Somers, Marcia Gail, New Bern
Southerland, Fendal Edward, Durham
Southerland, John William, High Point
Southern, Jr., John Carlton, Asheville
Southern, Michael Tesh, Raleigh
Spalding, Lyman Austin, Lockport, N. Y.
Sparks, Cecilia Curl, Greensboro
Speaks, William McGee, Winston-Salem
Spears, Michael Roland, Fayetteville
Speas, John David, Winston-Salem
Speir, Alan McBain, Charlotte
Spell, Kris, Dunn
Spencer, John David, Halifax
Spencer, Stephen Lynn, Dayton, Ohio
Spiliotis, Peter Harry, Wilmington
Sprinkle, James Coy, Roxboro
Sprinkle, Ronnie Vernon, Winston-Salem
Spurlock, Sara Daphne, Wilmington
Stacy, Gerald Lee, Bethesda, Md.
Staelin, John Robert, Riverside, Conn.
Stafford, Susan Brite, Greenville
Stallings, Jr., Julius Wooten, Tarboro
Stallings, Susan Elizabeth, Thomasville
Stallings, Wallace Daniel, Rocky Mount
Stambaugh, Mark Frederick, Rock Hill, S
Stancil, Richard Clarke, Gold Hill
Stanley, Gregory Howard, Ahoskie
Stanton, Diana Lynn, New Bern
, E. Stanley, Gri
Staropoh, Glen Anthony, Larchmont, I
Staton, James Sherwood,
West Hartford, Conn.
Staton, Marshall Alexander, Raleigh
Steele, Robert Gibson,
Lookout Mountain, Tenn
Stein, Andrea Judy, Philadelphia, Pa.
Stephens, David Bruce, Kernersville
Stephens, Page Pascal Coles, Westfield, N. J.
Stephens, Richard Eugene, Clarendon
Stephenson, Carolyn Grace, Sanford
Stevens, James William, Lenoir
Stevenson, Sina Grace, New Bern
Stewart, Jr., Harry Max, Sanford
Stewart, Wanda Elaine, Oakboro
Stigall, Larry Everett, Kernersville
Stocks, Maurice Lee, Virginia Beach, Va.
Stoff, Eric Harry, Jamaica, N. Y.
Stogner, Larry Neal, Yanceyville
Stone, Duke Llewellyn, Raleigh
Stone, James Edgar, Greenville, S. C.
Straughan, John Bruce, Raleigh
Streater, Donald Alton, Morven
Strickland, Ronald Ray, Lumberton
Strickler, David Williams, Atlanta, Ga.
Stromeyer, William McDonald,
West Chester, Pa.
ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-SIX
FRESHfflEn
Stutts, Jr., Clyde Livingston, Shelby
Styers, Richard Stanley, Thomasville
Styron, Elvin Thomas, Davis
Sugg, Margaret Ellen, Silver Spring, Md.
Summerhn, III, Charles Allen, Goldsboro
Summers, Andrew Kent, Statesville
Summey, Dan Morris, Charlotte
Sutton, Frank Morrison, Kinston
Sutton, Pattye West, Kinston
Sutton, Roger Bryan, Greensboro
Swaim, Jr., Lindian Joseph, Durham
Swann, Michael Andrew, Annandale, Va.
Swartley, John Michael, Souderton, Pa.
Sweanngen, Jr., Charles Douglas, Hamlet
Swendiman, Alan Kobert, Kensington, Md.
Swepston, III, Lee StClair, Greensboro
Sykes, Alan Joyner, Enfield
Talbert, Terry LeGrande, Lincolnton
Tanny, Stephen Robert,
Yorktown Heights, N. Y.
Tarlton, Jerry Columbus, Marshvllle
Tart, Virginia Gayle, Dunn
Tate, IV, John Austin, Charlotte
Tate, William Samuel, West Asheville
Tatum, William Byron, Asheboro
Taylor, Barbara Leslie,
Rockville Centre, N. Y.
Taylor, Jr., Benjamin Loyall, Villanova, Pa.
Taylor, David Gilbert, Raleigh
Taylor, Jr., Joseph Gaston, New Bern
Taylor, Nancy Emily, Raleigh
Taylor, Ramona Hope, Winston-Salem
Taylor, Richard Allen, Ellerbe
Taylor, Richard Smith, Raleigh
Taylor, Sammy Kaye, Enfield
Taylor, Susan, Arlington, Va.
Taylor, William Montague, Asheville
Taylor, William Wayne, Williamston
Teague, Keith Gerard, Lenoir
Teague, Randall Scott, Taylorsville
Teague, Jr., Shearin Pleasant, Landis
Thomasson, Roy Lynn, Hamptonville
Thompson, Elaine Denny, Graham
Thompson, James Dana, Rutherfordtc
Thompson, John Price, Greensboro
Thompson, Jr., William Alexander,
Fort Bragg
Thornton, James Goodlett, Wilmingto
Thursby, Jerry Gilbert, Jacksonville
Tilley, Bonnie Jean, Raleigh
Tilley, Gary Carson, Mount Airy
Tillman, Michael Gaines, Sanford
Tipton, Laurence William, Elon College
Todd, Rex Houston, Yadkinville
Todd, Rixey Browning, Princeton, W. Va.
Tomlinson, John Garrett, Candor
Towe, Suzzanne Craig, Rocky Mount
Townsend, David Eugene, Charlotte
Trachtenberg, Joseph Elisha, Goldsboro
Tracy, Robert Sperry, Western Springs, II
Transon, Larry Lee, Elkin
Treadaway, Jr., James Alexander,
Wadesboro
Triplett, III, William Lindsay, Burlington
Trogdun, Jr., James Lestor, Randleman
Troxler, Jr., John Wesley, Greensboro
Tubbs, A. Leonard, Westfield, N. J.
Tull, James Franklin, Wake Forest
Turner, Edna Mae, Raleigh
Tuttle, Jr., Clifford L., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Tyson, Margaret Louise, Clinton
Uhrich, Jr., Harry Joseph, Lebanon, Pa.
Upchurch, Wallace Gray, Durham
Upton, David Hugh, Smithfield
Vance, Donna Kay, Walkertown
VanHecke, Jr., James Maurice, Greensboro
Vaughan, Paul Moss, Henderson
Veasey, Robert Thomas, Durham
Venters, E. Jerome, Richlands
Vining, Richard Bentley, Roxboro
Voliva, Edward L., Belhaven
Wade, Michael Kevin, Winston-Sale
Wagstaff, Richard John, Swarthmor.
Walcroft, Cheryl Lynne, Lanham, M
Waldrop, Morris Mitchell, Gastonia
Walker, Robert Russell, Kinston
Walkup, Ronald Worth, Rutherfordton
Wall, Michael A., Chapel Hill
Wallace, III, James Young,
Spartanburg, S. C.
Wallace, John Douglas, Winter Park, Fli
Wallace, Scott Buchan, Chapel Hill
Wallace, Susan Mary, Jacksonville, Fla.
Wallick, Ronald Laramie, Greensboro
Walter, Jr., James Willis, Tampa, Fla.
Walz, David Henry, Greensboro
Walz, Joel Chandler, Asheville
Wanzer, Jr., Philip Hoyden, Charlotte
Ward, Milton Ross, Clarendon
Ward, Nancy Rose, Rose Hill
Ward, Paul Porvis, Hendersonville
Warren, III, Burney Simon, Greenville
Warren, Donald Lee, Hiddenite
Warren, Michael Craig, Newport
ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-SEVEN
CLRSS OF 1969
Warrei
i, Ron
aid Lee, Asheville
Watkii
is, III,
Cha
rles Edward, Greensboro
Watso
n, Jr.,
Char
les M., Kinston
Watts,
Richard Davis, Winston-Salem
Way, .
lohn Edwar
d, Beaufort
Woyni
i, Patr
Jacksonville
Wease
, Jams
■s Cc
nrad, Shelby
Weave
ir, Johi
n Eai
1, Newton Grove
Webb,
Barry
Lee,
Charlotte
Webb, Virginia Ann, Bethesda, Md.
Webb, III, William Edwin, Statesville
Wedge, Robert Bruce, Atlanta, Ga.
Weinberg, Paul Allen, Asheville
Welborn, William Marion, Winston-Salem
Welch, Gloria June, Durham
Wellons. Elmer James, Smithfield
Wells, Bruce Charles, Durham
Wells, David Sydnor, Chapel Hill
Wells, Jr., Hugh Albert, Chapel Hill
Werz, Ann Marie, Norfolk, Va.
Wesley, Jr., Robert Norman, Winston-Sali
West, Philip Ray, Kernersville
Wester, Jr., Clifford C, East Point, Ga.
Westerlund, Jr., Albert Foch,
Charleston, S. C.
Whaley, Donald Murrell, Wallace
Wheat, Kenneth Ray, High Point
Wheeler, David Carlyle, Stedman
Wheeler, Rodney Clarke, Swannanoa
Whisnant, Gregory Sigmon, Claremont
Whisnant, William Howard, Slier City
Whitaker, Joel Laverne, Troy
White, Beniamin Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
White, Betty Anne, Maxton
White, Charlotte Cotting, Durham
White, David Cooper, Pittsboro
White, Jr., Edgar Childress, Trinity
White, James Bennett, Saratoga
White. Richard Terry, Elon College
Whitehurst, Lee Albert, Greenville
Whitehurst, Robert A., Paris, France
Whitesides, Jr., George Joseph, Charlotte
Whitfield, Linda Kaye, Roxboro
Whitley, Steven Alton, Albemarle
Whitworth, John Dale, Waco
Wicks, Daniel Howard, Northport, Ala.
Wiggins, Leonard Barbee, Richlands
Wilbur. Robert Carleton, Babylon, N. Y.
Wilcox, Staten Langbourne, Charlotte
Wilhelm, Miles Leo, Belmont, Mass.
Wilkerson, Ralph Walter, Williamsport, Pc
Wilkins, Jr., George, Hendersonville
Wilkins, Jr., Louis George, Edenton
Willard, Leslie Eugene, High Point
Willey, Jr., John Fletcher, Gates
Williams, Jr., Arthur Davis, Lenoir
Williams, Butch l|ans, Tulsa, Okla.
Williams, Jr., Fred Franklin, Greensboro
Williams, Karen Linda, Silver Spring, Md.
Williams, Linda Darrell, Durham
Williams, Ludolph Glenn Fox, Rockmghan
Williams, Stephen Darnall, Gastonia
Williams, Stuart Thomas, Raleigh
Willis, Jr., James Granville, Rocky Mount
Willis, Jr., Ralph Morgan, Greensboro
Willis, Sharon Anne, Fayetteville
Wilson, III, Charles Peter, Winston-Sali
Wilson, Daniel Bruce, Mill Spring
Wilson, David Lee, Hillsborough
Wilson, Donald Ray, Madison
Wilson, Horry Edward, Shelby
Wilson, Philip Robinson, Mt. Olive
Winkelman, Martn
oklyn, N. Y.
Wise, Carol Truman, Maiden
Wise, Cathy Lynn, Winston-Salem
Wolfington, Ronald Eugene,
Winston-Salem
Woltz, William K., Mount Airy
Womble, James Thomas, Tarboro
Wood, Jr., William Zeno, Winston-Salem
Woodall, Donald Wayne, Winston-Salem
Woodall, Hal Breen, Snow Hill
Woodard, Beniamin Bunn, Rocky Mount
Woodroof, III, Albert Cecil, Greensboro
Woolard, Jodie Dee, Kinston
Worley, Jerry Shelton, Selma
Worley, Robert Thomas, Chattonooga
Worsley, Jerry Mack, Tarboro
Worsley, Jr., William Rufus, Tarboro
Worthington, Charles Edward, Winter'
Wrenn, Creighton, Mooresville
Wright, Gregory Vincent, Charlotte
Wurn, Lawrence Joseph, Jacksonville, F
Wyatt, John Clinton, Greensboro
Wyman, Stephen Dow, Greenwich, Com
Wylie, Jr., James Calvin, Greensboro
Wynne, Walter Bruce, Louisburg
Wyszynski, Mary Patricia, Chapel Hill
Yancey, John Rockett, Newton
Yarbrough, III, Edwin Search, Durham
Yarus, Stuart Alan, Charlotte
ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-EIGHT
FRESHITIEn
Yates, Joy, Hamlet
Yates, Judy Starr, Apex
Yrager, William Donald, Morehead City
Yelton, David Ellis, Hickory
Yoder, Charles DsWayne, Valdese
Yokeley, Stephen Adams, Winston-Salem
Young, Jr., Richard Baker, Charlotte
Yount, Bobby Lon, High Point
Yount, Peter Shuford, Winston-Salem
Yuhas, Robert Vincent, Seattle, Wash
Zachary, Jonathan Alexander, Cashiers
Zachary, Lawrence Fetzer, Wadesboro
Zachary, Jr., Walter Lee, Yadkinville
Zibart, Henry Herrick, Nashville, Tenn.
Zimmerman, Michael David, Lexington
r ,; \
ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-NINE
SCHOOL OF DEflTISTRY
For his constant willingness to lend counsel whenever
needed, for his desire to provide us with the finest
dental school available anywhere, and for his unceasing
devotion to the advancement of dental education, we,
the students of the School of Dentistry wish to dedicate
our section of the Yackety Yack to our retiring Dean,
Dr. John C. Brauer.
Sixteen and one-half years now have elapsed since
the dean assumed his responsibilities for the activation
and development of the first school of dentistry in
North Carolina. The 1966 class is the twelfth to grad-
uate, and with it five hundred twenty-eight graduates
in dentistry have provided a health service primarily
for the citizens of this state. However, other states
throughout the country, dental education, research, the
Armed Forces and the Federal Services, also have bene-
fited in many ways. In addition, there have been sixty-
four dentists who have completed their graduate work,
to qualify for one of the specialties in dentistry. Then,
too, one hundred fourteen graduates in dental hygiene
have met the requirements for practice in various states
throughout the nation.
About one year from this time the graduates to date
will see the new Dental Research Center completed,
which will provide further opportunities and challenges
to those who would extend the frontiers of knowledge
for greater service to all mankind. Furthermore, the
final achitectural drawings for the new educational
wing to the school will be completed, thereby, permit-
ting the activation of this added facility some two years
hence.
DENTAL SCHOOL OFFICERS
All this has been made possible by the combined
efforts of the state and the University administrations,
State Legislature, dentists of the state, graduates,
faculty of the school, and the many friends associated
with the profession. The results of this coordinated
planning and effort during the past sixteen years have
been phenomenal indeed, and, the pattern for future
programs has been established firmly. The develop-
ment and publication of textbooks and other scientific
materials which have emanated from research, the
many honors which have been directed to our faculty
and graduates, and the number of educational and
clinical programs which have been labeled throughout
the national and world as "created at the University of
North Carolina," are the products which can be real-
ized only through service above self.
With the above realities, it is at this stage of pro-
fessional evaluation in the school and state, that the
present dean leaves the administrative scene, to permit
the greater tomorrows as time and history moves on
with changing objectives and concepts. Indeed, it has
been a privilege to serve a cause which is greater than
man itself.
ONE HUNDRED FORTY
FOURTH YERR
Alexander, Jerry Marvin, Canton
Attkisson, Wayne Page, Carrboro
Bottoms, John Willis, Canton
Bryant, Jr., Howard McKenzie, Asheboro
Bumette, Jerry Carter, Chapel Hill
Camak, Pascal Swann, Wilmington
Cloninger, John Lester, Dallas
Devereux, James Lawrence, Charlotte
Eagle, Jr., James Carr, Chapel Hill
Evans, Jr., Richard Henderson, Greenvi
Gibson, James Robert, Mayesville
Gorman, Richard Forbes, Winterville
Handy, Thomas Gordon, Winston-Sale
Harris, Jr., Charles Jay, Mebane
Hartness, III, William Robert, Elkin
Haynes, John Elliott, Gastonia
Hicks, Earl Preston, Harriman, Tenn.
Holstein, Jr., Samuel P., Monetta, S. C.
Hornthal, Allen Lane, Tarboro
Howden, Eugene Frederick, Winter Par
Jackson, Samuel Philip, Chapel Hill
Johnson, II, Charles Edward, Hertford
Kiser, Jr., John Donald, Charlotte
McDonald, Chauncey Maurice, Mebani
Mann, Lynn Senter, Lillington
Mason, Jr., Carle Woodruff, Chapel Hill
Matkins, John Alan, Mebane
Minah, Glenn Ernest, Durham
Morris, Jr., Walter Smith, Morehead City
Myers, William Charles, Charlotte
Nibbelmk, Jan C, High Point
Peck, Sheldon, Durham
Rivers, Lawrence Durell, Chapel Hill
Shelton, Chavis, Walnut Cove
Simpson, David Murray, Pfafftown
Smith, Jr., Warren Kirkland, SpringfieU
Stepp, Alfred Paul, Gastonia
Strange, Charlton B., Danville, Va.
Trammell, Jr., Jerry Clyde, Brown Sumr
Upchurch, Tommy Dorsey, High Point
Williams, Durward Robert, Chapel Hill
Williams, Larry Albert, Tabor City
Wilson, Robert Woodrow, Roanoke, Va.
Young, J. Blake, Washington, D. C.
ONE HUNDRED FORTY-ONE
Averett
Aycock
Blockman
Bost
Brown
Church
Collins
Cox
Crumpler
Davis
Ellis
Finger
Fox
Goodwin
Head
Hutchei
McCall
McKee
Miller
Moore
Patferson
Perdue
Pleasants
Roynoi
Rosenbaum
Sherwood
Shuford
Stroud
Thompson
Word
Wood
THIRD YERR
Averett, Dan Morrissette, Oxtord
Crumpler, Lyle Ellis, Chapel Hill
McCall, Jr., Charles William, Tryon
Rosenbaum, Henry Harris, Chapel Hill
Aycock, Charles B., Durham
Davis, Jr., Herbert Crippon, Lexington
McKee, Michael Thomas, Chapel Hill
Sherwood, William James, Chapel Hill
Blackman, III, John Walton, Fremont
Ellis, Beniamm Thomas, Shelby
Miller, Ronnie Henderson, Spencer
Shuford, Gene M., Chapel Hill
Bost, Michael Eorl, Morion
Finger, Jr., Richard Bryan, Greenville, I
Moore, Carl B , Chapel Hill
Stroud, Charles Douglas, Ellenboro
Brown, Beniamin William, Chapel Hill
Fox, Robert Darlan, Winston-Salem
Patterson, Jerry Eugene, Kings Mountain
Thompson, James Cecil, Hillsborough
Church, George Franklin, North Wilkesboro
Goodwin, II, William Carroll, Greenville
Perdue, Phillip Sterling, Louisburg
Ward, John D., Nakina
Collins, Michael Lee, High Point
Head, Thomas Jack, Chapel Hill
Pleasants, Jr., Riley Clyde, Raleigh
Wood, Evan Harvey, Charlotte
Cox, William Boyd, Greenville
Hutchens, Jr., Luther Hill, Winston-Salem
Raynor, Bobby Carlyle, Wallace
ONE HUNDRED FORTY-TWO
SECOnD YERR
Bazemore, Jr., Cyrus William, Raleigh
Elliott, James C, Chapel Hill
Holland, Gene Allen, Glenwood
Porter, Jr., Lee Warwick, Chapel Hill
Stonestreet, James Frank, Albemarle
Burnham, Joseph Smallwood, Asheville
Farrior, Stanley McNair, Chapel Hill
Kaley, James Dudley, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Reaves, Thomas B., Fayetteville
Stout, Frank Palmer, Chapel Hill
Cabe, James Jerry, Brevard
Fulp, Jr., James Francis, Chapel Hill
Keith, Preston Wylie, Mebane
Ridout, Henry Wayne, Durham
Taylor, III, Herman LeRoy, Arapahoe
Carter, Dewey Gaston, Burlington
Griffin, Morris Hal, Davidson
Langdon, Charles W., Coats
Roberson, Theodore Milton, Durham
Thomas, Philip Winston, Asheboro
Clapp, Hubert Bruce, Swannanoa
Hayes, Jr., James Robert, Raleigh
Lopp, Frederick Bland, Reidsville
Satterfield, William C, Raleigh
Ward, Ronald Young, Raleigh
Clark, Eddie N., Chopel Hill
Hoyle, Jr., Wilson Smith, Henderson
McCaslin, Alston Jones, Chapel Hill
Shelton, Jr., Frank Wesley, Durham
Wells, Jr., George Otto, Atkinson
Dimsdale, James Richard, Cramerton
Hill, Jr., Edward Harvie, Plymouth
Mahaffey, Charles Edward, Elizabeth C.ty
Stike, Johny Ray, Wilmington
Wilkins, Edward Vernon, Smithfield
Dixon, Robert Harold, Coats
Hudock, James John, Durham
Moye, Robert Wilson, Snow Hill
Stone, Harold Eugene, Falls Church, Va.
Wright, Henry Neil, Tabor City
Bazemore
Burnham
Cabe
Carter
Clapp
Clark
Dimsdale
Dixon
Elliott
Farrior
Fulp
Griffin
Hayes
Hoyle
Hill
Hudock
Holland
Kaley
Keith
Langdon
Lopp
McCaslin
Mahaffey
Moye
Porter
Reaves
Ridout
Roberson
Satterfield
Shelton
Stike
Stone
Stonestreet
Stout
Taylor
Thomas
Ward
Wells
Wilkins
Wright
ONE HUNDRED FORTY-THREE
FIRST YERR
Avant, Hugh Brackett, Carrboro
Brooks, Thomas Eugene, Benton Harbor, Mich.
Bryson, Richard Lilton, Chapel Hill
Bullard, Vaughn Evans, Chapel Hill
Clark, Jerry Ralph, Glenside, Pa.
Cozart, Bucky Wayne, Roxboro
Crawford, Jr., Emerson Germanion, Franklii
Davis, Jr., Norman McBrayer, Charlotte
Floyd, Steven Courtney, Bradenton, Fla.
Frye, Steven Raleigh, Hickory
Greeson, Claude Dugan, Burlington
Guthrie, Herbert Carlton, Chapel Hill
Harrell, Jr., Norfleet Gladstone, Ahoskit
Hart, James Cleaver, High Point
Hicks, Robert Gordon, Holland, Pa.
Holman, James Blanding, Batesburg, S. C.
Hyman, Stephen Allen, High Point
LaFevers, Frederick Stevens, Goldsboro
Lewis, Jr., Jasper Lee, Cherryville
McArthur, Douglas Ray, Red Springs
Mackler, Stephen B., Smithfield
Massengill, Roy Sherman, Four Oaks
Matheson, John Davis, Brevard
Mooring, Jr., Joseph Ray, Fremont
Neal, Larry Kent, Durham
Noel, Richard Johnston, Henderson
Parrish, Jr., Walter Bennett, Rocky Mount
Parsons, David Larry, Charleston, W. Va.
Peterson, Thomas McKeel, Elon College
Phillips, Jr., Robert C, Matthews
Sayre, Jr., Edward Hugh, Tryon
Spongier, Jr., Arthur Neal, Lattimore
Steelman, Ronald Howell, Statesville
Taylor, Donald Wayne, Fuquay-Varina
Traub, Alan Michael, Kinston
Tripp, Jr., William E., Greenville
Vinson, James Douglas, Franklin
Walker, James William, Reidsville
Warren, III, Alfred Daniel, Snow Hill
Weathers, William Albert, Lattimore
Whisonant, Don Stuart, Lincolnton
Williams, Bill J., Boone
Williams, Corbin Ott, Hendersonville
Young, John David, Washington, D. C.
ONE HUNDRED FORTY-FOUR
SECOflD YERR
Buchanan, Sally Ann, Raleigh
Craig, Beverly Doris, Stanley
Holler, Frances E., Goldsboro
Keck, Mary Helen, Burlington
Lowe, Elsie Allene, Mt. Olive
Pemberton, Betty Pate, Greensboro
Perry, Melissa Caroline, Raleigh
Richardson, Janet Kay, Kannapolis
Smith, Susan Gail, Clayton
Smittle, Patricia Catherine, Raleigh
Wheeler, Karen Sue, Swannanoa
DEnTRL HYGIEflE
FIRST YEAR
Almond, Taska La-Rue, New L(
Davis, Jane, Durham
Harris, Margaret Sue, Apex
Hinson, Bessie Jim, Goldsboro
Jones, Donna Marie, Durham
Morris, Patricia Ann, New Bern
Pierce, Carol Anne, Charlotte
Ray, Marcia Lynne, Fayetteville
Rhodes, Barbara Ann, Mebane
White, Ruth Dickens, Enfield
Williams, Judy Aloma, Randlemc
Young, Miranda Edith, Charlotte
*^^- >*fl^ '^fc^ a
W fy & »
ONE HUNDRED FORTY-FIVE
LAW SCHOOL
Founded as a private school in 1843 by William H.
Battle, the Law School was not completely incorporated
into the University until 1899. Battle, a judge of the
Superior Court, later a justice of the State Supreme
Court, was made Professor of Law in the University in
1845 and the University provided that the degree of
Bachelor of Laws should be conferred on those com-
pleting the prescribed two year course.
The School maintained a certain independence from
the University for a long time. The Professor of Laws
received no salary, though he did receive fees from his
classes. The students were not entirely subject to the
discipline of the University. This was the position of
the School during the professorship of Judge Battle,
who retired in 1 879; during the two years when the law
classes were conducted by Kemp P. Battle, then Presi-
dent of the University; and to a considerable extent,
during the professorship of John Manning, who was
elected in 1 881 and died in 1 899. The building in which
the School is now located was named for Professor Man-
ning. In 1899, the School was completely incorporated
into the University as the School of Law. The first dean
was James C. MacRae, previously a justice of the Su-
preme Court of North Carolina.
A succession of deans has followed Dean MacRae.
This year marks the beginning of a new stage in the
history of the School. Not only did the School open its
doors to the largest first year class in its history, but
also welcomed a new dean. J. D. Phillips succeeds Dean
Henry P. Brandis, Jr. who served from 1949 until 1964.
OFFICERS OF THE STUDENT BAR ASSOCIATION
Top Left: JAMES L. NELSON, Secretory. Top Right: THOMAS J. BOLCH, Treasi
M. ALLEN, JR., President. Bottom Right: THOMAS J. WHITE, III, Vice President.
•er. Bottom Left: WILLIAM
ONE HUNDRED FORTY-SIX
LAW SCHOOL HONOR COURT
Top Row: Walton McNairy; Troy Smith; Roy Lanier. Bottom Row: Walter Baker; Charle
Gene Hafer.
Brown, Chief Justice;
LAW REVIEW
William B. Cannon; Ronold R. Howell; Dons R Bray; Charles B. Robson, Jr.; Thomas B. Wettach; William R.
Stocks.
ONE HUNDRED FORTY SEVEN
THIRD YERR
Allen, Jr., William Marion, Elkin
Arnold, Stanley Gerald, Fuquay-Varina
Ashburn, Michael Anthony, Winston-Salem
Aycock, Charles Ronald, Wilson
Barber, Leon Worth, Raleigh
Beaman, Grafton Gatlmg, Ahoskie
Beischer, George Dietrich, Pensacola, Fla.
Bolch, Thomas Jefferson, Hickory
Boles, Richard Joseph, Chapel Hill
Broome, Jr., Henry George, Ventnor
Brown, Charles Palmer, Albemarle
Browning, Robert Ross, Greenville
Chandler, Jr., William James, Oak Ridge
Cole, Howard Dunwody, Greensboro
Cook, Edward Tollett, Charlotte
Craver, Jr., Comonn Penry, Winston-Salem
Cummings, Thomas Ernest, Winston-Salen
Day, Harry Frederick, Chapel Hill
Doyle, Jr., John James, Charlotte
Echols, III, William Richard, Hillsborough
Evans, John Farnham, Chapel Hill
Freeman, James Alexander, Asheville
Gantt, Lynn Morgan, Albemarle
Giles, Jr., Roy Andre, Glen Alpine
Guller, Jeffrey M., Charlotte
Hafer, Frederick Eugene, Chapel Hill
Ivey, William W., Asheboro
Jackson, George Winfield, Chapel Hill
ONE HUNDRED FORTY-EIGHT
THIRD YERR
Johnson, Robert White, Burgaw
Katz, Robin A., Lido Beach, N. Y.
Klepfer, Jr., Robert Onan, Mooresville
Leonard, Jerry, Chapel Hill
Liebolt, Jr., Frederick Lee, New York, N. Y.
Liggett, III, Frank Rohm, Chapel Hill
Long, James Eugene, Burlington
Lunney, William G., Carrboro
McFadyen, Henry C, Lenoir
Phillips, William Royal, Roseboro
Powers, Charles Francis, Raleigh
Reybitz, Chester A., Bethlehem, Pa.
Robson, Jr., Charles B., Chapel Hill
Rouse, David Mark, Goldsboro
Russell, Raymond Wilson, Carrboro
Scott, Jr., Elmer Glenn, Charlotte
Sharpe, Allen Nelson, Hiddinite
Stallings, John Gilbert, Louisburg
Taylor, John Walker, FayettevMIe
Thomas, George S., Farmville
Thompson, Robert LeGrande, Charlotte
Thornton, Jr., William Irving, Asheville
Vallery, Ray Colton, FayettevMIe
Vinroot, Richard Allen, Charlotte
Waddell, Jr., Lewis Eugene, Salisbury
Weigel, Jr., John Thurman, Rocky Mount
White, III, Thomas Jackson, Chapel Hill
Winner, Dennis Jay, Asheville
ONE HUNDRED FORTY-NINE
SECOnD YERR
Austell, Mary Adelaide, Shelby
Baddour, Jr., Philip A., Goldsboro
Beach, Neil Douglas, Chapel Hill
Bowen, John Melvin, Williamston
Boxley, John MacLachlan, Raleigh
Branon, Jr., Rovy Frost, Charlotte
Brewer, James Clark, Greenville
Brinson, III, Oscar R., Durham
Carson, II, George, Elkin
Carter, Jr., Jack Franklin, Southern Pines
Clark, II, Eugene Fielding, Conover
Clifford, Locke T., Ware Shoals, S. C.
Collie, George C, Chapel Hill
Colston, Harold Donald, Chapel Hill
Cornelius, Clarance Preston, Troutman
Crisp, Nelson Blount, Chapel Hill
Dobbin, Richard Bynum, Spruce Pine
Edwards, Herbert Jackson, Goldsboro
Erwin, Martin N., Lexington
Fairley, John, Monroe
Farris, Ray Simpson, Matthews
Goldstein, Steven Ira, Asheville
Harris, III, Richard Foster, Charlotte
Harrison, Jr., Reginald Woodrow, Wilson
Hays, Jr., William Arthur, Franklin
Hiner, James Randall, Lynchburg, Va.
Hinson, Larry Capehart, Waxhaw
Jarrett, Tommy Willis, Hayesville
Johnson, Larry Douglas, Chapel Hill
Kirkman, John Manliff, Chapel Hill
Kuzyk, Volodar Steven, Trenton, N. J.
Lancaster, Harold Martin, Goldsboro
Levenherz, Steven Harris, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mandel, Leonard Howard, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Martin, Franklin Edwin, Chapel Hill
Mayo, Gerald Mack, Durham
Monroe, Jr., Joseph Reece, Eagle Springs
Morgan, Jr., Melzer Adron, Smithfield
Orcutt, David Stanley, Richmond, Va.
Pennell, Edwin Adam, Taylorsville
Robinson, James R. L., Scotland Neck
Rubin, Joseph Harvey, Greensboro
Saunders, Stuort Alan, Hampton, Va.
Smarr, Albert Copeland, Charlotte
Smith, Jr., J. Troy, Chapel Hill
Smith, Roger William, Albemarle
Smith, Thomas Sidney, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Vann, Terry, Bayside, N. Y.
Ward, Jr., Frank Jefferson, Tyner
Warrick, Benjamin Raymond, Selma
Welborn, William Wayne, Winston-Salem
FIRST YERR
Abbott, Omega Clark, Henderson
Abernethy, John William, High Point
Aldridge, John Graves, Burlington
Ammons, Larry Rogers, Waynesville
Asbill, Richard McKendrie, Washington, D. C.
Aycock, Jr., Edwin Burtis, Greenville
Ayers, Jr., John Stedman, Lumberton
Barker, Robert J., Apex
Beam, Jr., William Austin, Shelby
Bell, II, Daniel Locke, Foirfax, Va.
Bissette, Jr., Winston Louis, High Point
Brown, William Barker, Decatur, Ga.
Buchanan, Victor Wayne, Greensboro
Buckley, III, Charles Robinson, Raleigh
Bunn, Jr., James A., Winston-Salem
Burbage, William H., Albemarle
Butler, Jr., Algernon Lee, Clinton
Clark, Fred Stuart, Goldsboro
Collins, Wesley William, Columbus, Ga.
Craig, Jerry Wayne, Greensboro
Culbreth, Stephen Edward, Wilmington
Currie, Walter Lee, Chapel Hill
Daisy, William Louis, Winston-Salem
Davis, Louis James, Morehead City
Dekle, Donne Robert, Matthews
DeRamus, Jr., Judson Davie, Winston-Salem
Dockery, William John, Brooklyn, N. Y.
ONE HUNDRED FIFTY
FIRST YERR
Donahue, Daniel William, Matthews
Douglas, III, Robert Dick, Greensboro
Duggins, Jr., Jomes Nathan, Fayetteville
Dunn, Jr., Jackson Thomas, Charlotte
Few, William Preston, Durham
Fisher, Anne, Elizabethtown
Folger, Jr., Worth Barnard, Sparta
Foxworth, Robert Parker, Raleigh
Frazier, Jr., A. D., Lumberton
Fullwood, James Roy, Jacksonville
Gainey, William Glenn, Maxton
Gehring, John Edward, Albemarle
Going, Sammy Cordell, Spray
Gourley, Robert Harrison, Sioux Falls, S. D.
Gray, Clayland Boyden, Washington, D. C.
Greensburg, Stephen Neil, Queens, N. Y.
Groce, Jr., Fred Ford, Asheville ,
Gunkel, Richard Jurgen, Baltimore, Md.
Gualtney, Richard Lem, Taylorsville
Hanna, III, George V., Eau Gallie, Fla.
Harris, James Osburn, Oxford
Hatch, William A. Harriman, Birmingham,
Hatcher, Kenneth B., Manhasset, N. Y.
Holland, Max Kermit, Statesville
Hollander, Jeffrey Alan, Greensboro
Hoyle, William S., Chapel Hill
Hulse, William Frederick, Charlotte
Hunt, Ronald Forrest, Lawndale
Ingram, Alexis Gordon, Chapel Hill
Jeffreys, Jr., Sidney Bryan, Greensboro
Johnson, Dale Patton, Clinton
Johnson, Van Hewes, South Mills
Kane, Harry Joseph, Chapel Hill
King, Jr., Malvern Francis, Weldon
Kosma, Jr., Alexander, Concord
Lanier, Elton Ray, Goldsboro
Lanier, Jr., Russell Jarvis, Beulaville
Lasting, Richard Paul, Chesapeake, Va.
McClure, Jr., Robert Garrett, Chapel Hill
McDevitt, Larry Stephen, Chapel Hill
McElroy. Pender Roberts, Marshall
McMillan, William Honnon, Chorlotte
MacKethan, John Alexander, Whitakers
Malski, Carl Michael, Hendersonville
Mann, William Arthur, Ridgewood, N. J.
Miller, Gene Arthur, Stanley
Nelson, Willard John, New York, N. Y.
Newby, Kenneth Alvin, Winfall
Nolan, Jr., Walker Felton, Goldsboro
Oelschlager, Worth Kurt, Asheville
Parker, Manley Clark, Charlottesville, Va.
Parks, III, Owen Tracy, Southern Pines
Patty, Seldon Elijah, Hendersonville
Pearson, Loren Robert, Williamsville, N. Y.
Penny, A. Carl, Raleigh
Penny, Ronald Terry, Fuquay Springs
Prickett, Jr., Carlton Sylvester, Burlington
Purdom, Eugene Woods, Guilford College
Ricks, John Addison, Salisbury
Rogers, Jr., Hugh Barnes, Winston-Solem
Sampson, Jr., Alfred Kenneth, Chapel Hill
Sayers, Donald Dean, Gastonia
Schulz, Shepherd Landis, Chopel Hill
Shelton, James David, High Point
Shoaf, Jr., M. Bays, Kannapolis
Singer, Richard Gregg, Salisbury
Stanley, Jr., William Elbert, Greensboro
Steed, Roland Edward, Denton
Stevens, Jr., Harrell Hugh, Burlington
Taylor, Jr., John Russell, McLeansville
Teele, Jr., Henry Dockery, Tarboro
Thompson, Robert Livingston, Brunswick, C
Thompson, Samuel Griffin, Wilson
Thompson, William Hugh, Chapel Hill
Tomlinson, Jr., Aubrey S., Louisburg
Toms, Frederic Earl, Forest City
Tyser, Jr., Wallace Clemson, Gastonia
Vanetti, Henry Richard, Barre, Vt.
Veol, Tommy Hudson, Raleigh
Vickery, Charles Eugene, Forest City
Vincent, Jerome Richard, Swannanoa
Voorhees, Richard Lesley, Winston-Salem
Voorheis, Bruce Meyer, Cincinnati, Ohio
Ward, Gene LaFayette, Burlington
Weil, Alan, Goldsboro
West, Jack Livingston, Hickory
Westall, Jr., Jack Wiley, Asheville
Wiley, Jr., Samuel Shannon, Durham
ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-ONE
PHYSICAL THERAPY
SEniORS
Archer, Joan Louise, Atlanta, Ga.
Davidson, Dianne Ellen, North Mil
Davis, Ann Lynn, Grifton
Ferris, Margaret Jan, Atlanta, Ga
Fisher, Aloma M., Salisbury
Gibson, Anne Amelia, Waynesville
Kreiser, Bette Jane, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
McDermott, Maureen Ann, River Vale, N. J.
Macy, Ulrike R., Parkersburg, W. Va.
Miller, Linda Marlis, Jenkintown, Pa.
Miller, Mary Ann, Charlotte
Van Arsdale, Susan Harkness, Lakeview
junioRS
Davenport, Nancy Elaine, Trenton
Godett, Robin Pietra, Oakland, N. J.
Hess, Carol Jean, Madison, Tenn.
Kahdy, Barbara Ann, Raleigh
Lowe, Dorothy Sandra, Greensboro
Russell, Jane Banks, Chapel Hill
Shannon, Maureen A., Westfield, N. J.
Stancil, Judith Elaine, Charlotte
Wall, Marianne, Raleigh
Warren, Susan Lee, Raleigh
ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-TWO
SCHOOL OF ITIEDICinE
DR. I5SAC M. TAYLOR
Dean
WHITEHEAD MEDICAL SOCIETY
Left to Right: Joel Rothermel, Bob Whitley, Bob Vanderberry, Jerry Pelletier, Gerald Blake, Bob
Bilbro, Bill Rawls, Bill Crutchf ield, Bob Gibson, Jerry Norton. Not Pictured: Ron Joyner, Bill Alls-
brook, Ellis Fisher.
FIRST YERR
Brenner, Edward H., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Briggs, Jr., John G-, Hendersonville
Brown, Paul Eugene, Huntersville
Bryan, John Hugh, LaGrange
Chaplin, Don C, Columbia
Cromartie, III, Robert Samuel, Fayetteville
Dalton, Jr., Bruce Atwood, Lenoir
Fisher, C. Ellis, Selma, Ala.
Froneberger, John Daniel, Lincolnton
Hanna, John Edward, Sarasota, Flo.
Haselden, Jr., Edward Wheeler,
Columbia, S. C
Heindel, Clifford Craig, Chapel Hill
Heymann, Pete, Asheville
Jordan, William Rand, Wilson
Kirk, Charles Dayton, Asheville
Latham, Horry Staton, Bethel
Leonard, Daniel Lindsay, Burlington
Lesesne, Jr., Edward Huguenin,
Knoxville, Tenn.
Lucas, Charles Clement, Lucama
MacDonald, Jr., Henry John, New Bern
Mewborn, Jr., Quentin Alexander, Formvil
Middleton, III, Henry Moore, Raleigh
Pearsall, David Williams, Bedford, Mass.
Pittman, Houston Harris, Whiteville
Powers, James Scott, Raleigh
Russell, Joseph Dwight, Kinston
Sheps, David Samuel, Middletown, Conn.
Synder, James William, Thomasville
Swisher, Cynthia Ellen, Roaring Gap
Thornburg, John Glenn, Charlotte
Watts, Nelson Barnett, Asheville
Williams, Jr., Russell E., Robersonville
Wilson, William Faison, Clinton
ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-THREE
Ange, David Westley, Farmville
Bensch, George William, Raleigh
Craig, Isaac Alan, Lenoir
Davidian, Edward William, Smithfield
Drcke, Jcmes Edwin, Charlotte
Golden, Terry Donald, Raleigh
Griffin, Jr., Joseph Waldo, Williamston
Gwathmey, Frank Winston, Wilmington
Harris, Samuel Ranchor, Thomasville
Henderson, Jr., Hoke Frederick, Elkin
Henley, Thomas Ladd, New York, N. Y.
Jones, Robert Brooke, Chapel Hill
Kearse, Jr., William Oliver, Canton
Lewis, Valerie Ann, Bronx, N. Y.
Little, James Conrad, Knoxville, Tenn.
Lutz, Michael David, Reading, Pa.
Powell, John Livingston, Chapel Hill
Proctor, Camilla Allyn, Elm City
Rubin, David Martin, Greensboro
Shavender, Eugene Franklin, Raleigh
Teachey, William Swam, Rose Hill
Wall, Jack Gardner, Burlington
Whitaker, James Allen, Rocky Mount
Wilderson, Mattie Carole, Greenville
Williams, Roberta Gay, Rocky Mount
Williams, Jr., Morris Eugene, Henderson
Woodard, Jerry Cleon, Wilson
SECOnD YERR
Wright, Jr., John Herman, Asheboro
Young, Stephen Wiley, Angier
THIRD YERR
Arndt, Hans Joachim, Berlin, Germany
Avant, George R., Forest City
Carter, Joey Mieshele, Kannapolis
Clarke, Jr., Charles Lee, Goldsboro
Currie, John Lauchlin, Carthage
Dunlap, Weldon Aaron, Asheboro
Evans, David Arnold, Rich Square
Flye, Melvyn Wayne, Tarboro
Garrison, Robert Donald, Hayesville
Homesley, Howard David, Cherryville
Hundley, James Davenport, Wallace
Kleiman, Scott Gerald, Raleigh
Lane, Jr., James Randolph, Asheboro
Lewis, Jr., Clifford Thomas, Beaufort
Little, John Zebulon, Albemarle
McLamb, James Norwill, Wilmington
Madry, Jr., Robert Wilson, Wilmington
Mumford, Larry, Pikeville
ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-FOUR
THIRD YERR
Overton, John Blanton, Salisbury
Owens, Harold Burley, Bostic
Parker, Jr., Herman Richard, Chapel Hill
Pelletier, Jr., Gerald, Stella
Roper, II, Albert Lonsdale, Norfolk, Va
Rothermel, Joel Edward, Winchester, Mass.
Russell, Douglas M., Dover
Sabiston, Walter Roberts, Kinston
Spruill, James Henry, Windsor
Thomason, Jr., Henry Clayton, Gastonia
Wachs, Marvin Dennis, Pittsboro
Welborne, Barry McNeil, Winston-Salem
Williams, Jr., Rhoderick Thomas, Formville
L^J
FOURTH YEAR
Abell, James Curtis, YanceyviMe
Alford, James David, Zebulon
Archer, Willis Arthur, Salisbury
Bergeron, Jr., Garry Patrick, Farmville
Bilbro, Robert Hodges, Greenville
Burroughs, Jr., Paul Leach, Raleigh
Collins, Earnest Swindell, Chapel Hill
Crawford, III, John Robert, Salisbury
Crutchfield, William Monroe, Pittsboro
Davis, Nelson Park, Jamestown
Deaton, Philip Carl, Greensboro
Garrabrant, Edgar Cornelius, Wilmington
Grigsby, Jr., George Talmadge, Holly Springs
Hedden, Carol Ann, Lenoir
Henry, Lawrence D., Horse Shoe
Hinshaw, Howard Thomas, Greensboro
Howell, Nelson Neil, High Point
Koontz, Thomas Jeffrey, Lexington
Kress, Sidney Carl, Gainesville, Fla.
Land, Jr., Roy Vernon, Smithfield
Morris, Peter Lorenz, Charlotte
Morton, Jr., Duncan, Charlotte
Murray, Jr., Hugh Grattan, Chapel Hill
Paddison, George M., Smithfield
Pons, Roy Kenneth, Valdese
Pressly, James Allen, Mooresville
Pnntz, Don Warren, Asheville
Scott, Charles Kimbrey, Haw River
Sevier, Robert English, Chapel Hill
Sigmon, Jr., James Lewis, Newton
Simmons, Robert George, Roseboro
Smyre, Herbert Lee, Newton
Spivey, Elizabeth Harrison, Williamston
Steele, Walter Frank, Hickory
Stevens, Jr., Elliott Walker, Warsaw
Thomas, Donald A., Roanoke Rapids
Thomas, Jr., Henry Fuller, Spindale
Tucker, III, William Beverly, Hertford
Vaughan, William Hunter, Tryon
Whicker, James Hubert, North Wilkesboro
Yount, James Alvin, Claremont
ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-FIVE
SCHOOL OF PHflRfTlflCY
DR GEORGE P, HAGER
Dean
The fall semester of 1965 marked the beginning of
the sixty-eighth year of pharmaceutical education at
the University of North Carolina. This 6th year in
Beard Hall was significant for with it came a new
dean of Pharmacy school, Dr. George P. Hager who
was formerly dean of the College of Pharmacy and
Professor of Pharmaceutical Chemistry at the Uni-
versity of Minnesota. We were fortunate that former
Dean E. A. Brecht chose not to retire but to remain as
a member of our faculty.
Pharmacy school is composed of lectures with
laboratories for most courses. This combination gives
the students the practical and formal knowledge
needed in the profession. Many student organiza-
tions are an important aspect of our school. They
include Student Branches of A. Ph. A. and N.C.P.A.,
RhoChi, Pharmacy Senate, Kappa Epsilon, Phi Delta
Chi, and Kappa Psi. Our social calendar is high-
lighted by fraternity dances and parties, Pharmacy
Day, Christmas party, Pharmacy Weekend and a
Senior Commencement Party.
STUDENT BODY OFFICERS
JUDIE PHILLIPS, Secretary-Treasurer; NEILL MUSSELWHITE, President; MARK
WILLIAMS, Vice President.
This is Pharmacy School — extracurricular and social
activities combined with this combination is a study
on a professional level; produces conscientious, well-
rounded pharmacists who are not only qualified but
have a sense of pride in themselves and their work
and who find honor in their contribution to the health
and welfare of mankind.
SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS
MARY HELEN JOHNSTON, Secretary-Treasurer; LARRY BABER, President; DEL
CRANFORD, Vice President.
ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-SIX
FIFTH YERR
Baber, Larry G., Rutherfordton
Bailey, John William, Carrboro
Batts, Anthony Dwight, Wallace
Bell, Jr., Louis Pershing, Rocky Mount
Bennett, Jr., Charles Craven, Apex
Blount, James Gordon, Elizabeth City
Boone, William Shelton, Castalia
Boyd, Robert Wilson, Sanford
Brown, Jr., Eugene Glenn, Jacksonville
Buchanan, John Russell, Nashville
Burnham, Laura Gaither, Chapel Hill
Cameron, William Stewart, Lillington
Carr, Robert Lee, Rose Hill
Connelly, Fred Allen, Spruce Pine
Cranford, Delbert Marvin, Denton
Doggett, Walter Clark, Summerfield
Gebhardt, Margaret Clayton, Charlotte
Gilbert, Sandra Jean, Maxton
Gray, Richard Adrow, Newport
Habrat, Nancy Jane, Charlotte
Heatherington, Terry Walter, Be
Hill, Christie Early, Murfreesbor<
Holland, Nicholas, Chapel Hill
Johnston, Mary Helen, Raleigh
Jones, Larry Wilson, Asheboro
Jones, Thomas Lewis, Lynchburg, Va.
Kelly, Marion Nelson, Chapel Hill
King, James Arnold, Wallace
Kiziah, Larry Cleveland, Hickory
Laxton, Carroll Malcolm, Lenoir
Leggett, Martha Victoria, Williamsto
Logan, Philip Howard, Shelby
ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-SEVEN
FIFTH YEAR
McCaskill, Rodney Lynn, Ellerbe
McCommons, Robert Joseph, Alberr
McLeod, Donald Claude, Norman
Matthews, Harry Leigh, Stoneville
Matthews, James Spencer, Clinton
Minton, Solon Scott, Asheville
Moore, Hugh Jackson, Spindale
Moseman, Marilyn Hogsed, Chapel Hill
Neal, Donna Booth, Durham
Newman, Maynard Simons, Salisbury
Paterson, Nellie Elizabeth, Charlotte
Pharr, Jones Neil, Harrisburg
Powell, William Dorsey, Fuquay-Varina
Rickard, II, Hearne Franklin, Kannapolis
Roycroft, William Douglas, Shallotte
Sellers, Jr., Alva Broughton, Asheboro
Small, Ronald Hugh, Burlington
Solter, Alan Warren, Colonia
Sullivan, Harry Moseley, Waynesville
Taylor, Frances Elizabeth, Snead's Ferry
Tripp, Jimmy Noah, Sanford
Wells, Sara Alice, Atkinson
Williams, Berry Lynn, Zebulon
Woodard, Jr., Erwin Carlyle, Hertford
Zahray, Ronald Craig, Teaneck, N. J.
ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-EIGHT
FOURTH YEAR
Adams, Jr., Charles Nolan, Marshall
Allen, Dorothy Carolyn, Benson
Baxley, Robert Earl, Wagram
Boston, Mono Yvonne, Lillington
Bowman, Rita Lee, Lumberton
Brogden, Connie Baxter, Chapel Hill
Brogden, Harry Lee, Chapel Hill
Bryan, Harrel Dean, Chapel Hill
Butler, Bonnie Claire, Gastonia
Cagle, Stephen Wayne, Henderson
Carabateas, Angela, Charlotte
Coble, Jr., Worth Thomas, Durham
Cotten, Robert Wesley, Fuquay-Varina
Davis, Jerry Carl, Pine Level
Dunn, Patsy Ann, Chapel Hill
Freeman, Stephen Monroe, Elkin
Gretz, Susan Gertrude, Hendersonville
Hall, James Ray, Sanford
Herring, Gene Frederick, Warsaw
Home, William P., Hamlet
Kearney, Robert E., Henderson
Lowdermilk, Edward Lenoir, Valdese
Lowe, Robert B., Swannanoa
Massey, James Dale, Waynesville
Meads, Lawrence Craig, Shawboro
Medlin, Gerald Lloyd, Benson
Michael, Howard Mitchell, Thomasville
Moore, Thomas Marion, Wilmington
Morgan, Jr., Jack Led well, Raleigh
Morris, Michael Monzo, Newton Grove
Myers, Charles Earl, Mount Airy
Nelson, Judith Karen, Hillsdale, N. J.
Phillips, Judie Wayne, Hayesville
Rawlins, John F., Tarboro
Rickleton, David Kendall, Charlotte
Robinson, Jr., Clyde Wilson, Winston-Salem
Seawell, Ellon G., Rockingham
Shaw, Margaret Elliott, Wagram
Shaw, Jr., Theodore Roosevelt, Windsor
Smyre, Larry Elvin, Hickory
Sykes, Jr., Robert Nathan, Smithfield
Taylor, John Bynum, Boone
Teague, Mary Gray, Fayetteville
Thompson, William Lawrence, Charlotte
Whitehead, Charles Michael, Ramseur
Williams, Mark Oliver, Laurinburg
Willis, Barbara Ann, Lincolnton
Young, David Marion, Hendersonville
THIRD YERR
Adams, Nancy Ruth, Carolina Beach
Anderson, Eugene Gibson, Enfield
Avery, Jan Wayne, Erwin
Bailey, Alice Lee, Asheville
Barrett, II, Joe Hilton, Rocky Mount
Baucom, Judith Margaret, Hickory
Beatty, Dennis Gold, Kings Mountain
Bolick, Harold Arthur, Hudson
Bulla, Robert Keith, Burlington
Canady, Rena Lynn, Selma
Carroll, Sandra Ann, Smithfield
Crawford, John Spencer, Old Fort
Critcher, Elizabeth Chatham, Moravian Falls
Deal, Douglas Wayne, Connelly Springs
Eakins, Janet Lela, Chillicothe
Fonvielle, Carroll Bryce, Tabor City
Freeman, John William, Robbins
Fulton, Mary Ann, Winston-Salem
Fulton, Jr., Thomas A., Greensboro
Futrell, Thomas Merrill, Raleigh
Gaddy, Sarah Phyllis, MarshvMIe
George, Samuel Lorman, Four Oaks
Glass, Alan Ronald, Bethlehem
Hardison, LaVoice Larine, Wallace
Haywood, Leon Stanley, Robbins
Hendrix, Martha Hamilton, Hickory
Henson, James Baker, Jacksonville
Hollomon, III, James Arthur, Winston-Salen
Houser, Christine Carpenter, Cherryville
Hovis, Larry Kenneth, Lincolnton
Hunter, Stephanie Rogers, Raleigh
Jones, Richard Trevor, Salisbury
Kaucher, Margarete Suson, Burlington
Kaufman, Kenneth Phillip, Chapel Hill
Killiam, James Franklin, Lincolnton
Kinlaw, Alton Emory, Chapel Hill
ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-NINE
THIRD YERR
Kroboth, Timothy Ray, Charlotte
Lancaster, Mary Lena, Burlington
Lowman, Jr., Samuel Enoch, Charlotte
Lynch, Linda Candace, Dunn
Lynn, Felma Ruth, Kings Mountain
Malone, John Edgar, Coats
Martin, Paul Gray, Pilot Mountain
Moore, Jr., George William, Conover
Myers, Charlotte Rebecca, Canton
Oakley, William Melvin, Durham
Phillips, Jr., Grady Samuel, Winston-Salem
Pike, III, Joseph William, Concord
Rhew, Marilyn Margaret, Durham
Rhoden, Charles William, Shelby
Stancil, John Wayne, Selma
Sutton, Johnnie Eugene, LaGrange
Taylor, Carl Dewey, Chapel Hill
Taylor, Thomas George, Boone
Umstead, Allan W., Fayetteville
White, Rodgers Selwyn, Carrboro
Willets, George Marshall, Pine Level
Williams, Patricia A., Robbins
Wilson, Thomas Steve, Madison
Winter, Jean Carolyn, Staunton, Va.
Woodard, John Vernon, Chapel Hill
SECOnD YERR
Amato, N. Paul, Virginia Beach, Va.
Barkley, Allan Pierson, Raleigh
Brinton, Daryl Elizabeth, Lenoir
Brooks, William Jennings, Shelby
Clark, Jr., James Robert, Camp Hill, Pa.
Dameron, Richard Gordon, Tabor City
Dayvault, Frances Annette, Lenoir
Deal, Janet Marie, Lenoir
D'Oyley, Harry deBohun, Concord
Fayed, Salmen Tucker, Roanoke Rapids
Ferrell, Jerry Leonard, Durham
Glace, Charles Lawrence, Elkin
Hamrick, Charles Vinson, Elizabeth City
Harrell, III, Clarence Brooks, Elizabeth City
Hensley, Clyde Eugene, Marion
Hiatt, Monty Dean, Mount Airy
Hinnant, Jr., Jesse Ray, Wendell
Holland, David Louis, Chapel Hill
Johnson, Jr., Joseph Lewis, Graham
Kannon, Ruth Annette, Franklmton
Kausch, John Gustave, Metuchen, N. J.
Keith, Celinta Suzanne, Holly Springs
Kiser, Camille McCorkle, Dallas
Lehman, David Christian, Roanoke Rapids
McCracken, Saundra Lynn, Hamlet
McCray, Kay Lorren, Hildebran
McDaniel, Pamela Allene,
Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Manship, Mark Auburn, Wilkesboro
Morgan, Robert Lindsey, Bakersville
Neal, Robert Stedman, Burlington
Owens, Patricia Ann, McGrady
Parker, James Edgar, Smithfield
Patterson, Robert Dwayne, Shelby
Peal, George Wainwright, Chadbourn
Pinnix, III, John Marshall, Kernersville
Plisco, Irwin Seymour, Wilmington
Rachide, Frederick Joseph, Havelock
Schiller, Mary Suzanne, Raleigh
Setzer, Bobby Ray, Raeford
Simmons, Jr., Calvin Albert, Siler City
Sinclair, Janet Lynn, Charlotte
Smith, Sidney Glenn, Lexington
Stacy, John Neely, Boone
Stallings, John Basil, Hertford
Stuhr, David Charles, Winston-Salem
Sudderth, Stephen Thomas, Winston-Salem
Summey, Ann Amelia, Gastonia
Swaim, Ronnie Lee, Boonville
Teague, Bruce James, Hickory
Teeter, Robert Tennant, Marion
Tilley, III, Claude Stroud, New Bern
Wallace, Stephen Curtis, Jacksonville
Webster, Wanda Connie, Madison
Williams, Benjamin Odell, Morganton
Zurek, Brenda Antionette, Cary
ONE HUNDRED SIXTY
CLASS OFFICERS
Second Yeor: RICHARD DAMERON, Vice President; FRANCES DAYVAULT, Secretory-Treasurer.
Not Pictured: MARK MANSHIP, President. Third Yeor: JEAN WINTER, Secretary-Treasurer.
Not Pictured: TOM FULTON, President; JOHN MALONE, Vice President. Fourth Year: DOUG
WILKERSON, President; RITA BOWMAN, Secretary-Treasurer; JAMES HALL, Vice President.
STUDENT BRANCH OFFICERS
Standing: ELLON SEAWELL, Secretary; EUGENE ANDERSON.
Seated: TERRY HEATHERINGTON, President; STEPHEN KEN-
NEDY, Vice President. Not Pictured: CHARLES HITE, Treas-
urer; JOHN MALONE, Assistant to the President.
PHARMACY SENATE
ONE HUNDRED SIXTY-ONE
SCHOOL OF
PUBLIC HEALTH
Students come into the School of Public Health with
a sense of purpose — that of preparing themselves,
usually in one academic year, for a new profession.
Beginning as physicians, engineers, teachers, mathe-
maticians, nurses, they have become imbued with the
factor of health in economic and social development
at home and abroad.
Students go out from the School of Public Health
to the four corners of the earth. Problems of water
and air pollution, of infant mortality and family
planning, of nutrition, and of pestilence are univer-
sal in scope, and the public health student, whether
he serves in a local community or in a far away land,
employs the tools he has forged in his intensive train-
ing at our School.
One of fourteen such accredited Schools of Public
Health in North America, students engage in study
and research in ten academic departments of the
school: Biostatistics, Environmental Sciences and En-
gineering, Epidemiology, Maternal and Child Health,
Parasitology, Public Health Education, Public Health
Nursing, Public Health Nutrition and Mental Health.
All instruction is on the graduate level, with increas-
ing numbers of students pursuing doctoral studies.
ONE HUNDRED SIXTY-TWO
PUBLIC HERLTH
Ali, Muhammad Mobarak, Dacca, Pakistan
Allport, Catherine Dove, Alexandria, Va.
Bailey, Elizabeth R., Greensboro
Barck, John C, London, Ohio
Bhatavadekar, Prabha Vithal, Bombay, India
Blank, Carl H., Salt Lake City, Utah
Bradham, Mary Stobo, Greenville, S. C.
Brock, Darrell William, Boise, Idaho
Buchanan, Brenda Lee, Franklin, Mass.
Callison, Jr., H. Grady, Jacksonville, Fla.
Casey, Edward L., Henderson, Tenn.
Chynoweth, David Paul, Louisville, Ky.
Conrad, Joan Mae, Clifton Heights, Pa.
Covil, Stacy H., Burgaw
Davidson, Gary D., Sidney, Ohio
Davis, Lillian Carol, Pikeville
Day, Robert E., Sea Isle City, N. J.
Decker, Margaret B., Fairfield, Conn.
De La Torre, Angel Ernest, Miami, Fla.
Doughty, Leroy Charles, Jacksonville, Fla.
Drye, Jr., Robert Jackson, Charlotte
Duffy, Jr., Edmond Daniel, Chapel Hill
Emily, Elmo E., Henderson, Ky.
Fisher, Les, Pottsville, Pa.
Fung, Daniel Yee Chak, Hong Kong
Gakstatter, Jack Henry, Chapel Hill
Galloway, Virgil Andrew, Lubbock, Texas
Grabe, Sally Ann, Camp Hill, Pa.
Green, Suzanne Blackwell, Norfolk, Va.
Hale, B. D., Brownsville, Tenn.
Honif, Mohammad, Lahore, Pakistan
Harris, James Paul, Wellston, Ohio
Hartley, William Ralph, Willingboro, N. J.
Hays, Dorothy D., Independence, Mo.
Henderson, Oliver, Carrboro
ONE HUNDRED SIXTY-THREE
PUBLIC HERLTH
Hill, Larry O., Chapel Hill
Huber, Paul Brooks, Athens, Ala.
Huff, Wallace Lee, Pilot, Va.
Jablonski, Jr., Thaddeus Henry,
Washington College, Tenn.
Jack, Elizabeth Stephens, Duncan, S. C.
John, David T., Chapel Hill
Justice, Roger N., Lexington, Ky.
Kathpalia, Kanta, Poona, India
Kendall, William Forrest, Chapel Hill
Kollias, Wan Anthony, St. Louis, Mo.
Koury, David N., Quincy, III.
Lampert, Alvin Jerome, Chapel Hill
Lawson, Larry Gordon, Martinsville, Va.
Lee, Donald Thiell, Neodesha, Kan.
Lemelman, Toby Ruth, Washington, Pa.
Little, Abby Ethel, Cornelia, Ga.
Little, Linda West, Durham
Logan, Ruth Rose, Stoughton, Mass.
Long, Martha V., Tampa, Fla.
McArthur, Wilson Cooper, Chapel Hill
McConnell, Henry Elden, Chapel Hill
McGhee, Wyatt Lemuel, Franklinton
McKinnery, Jr., William Nelson, Clinton, III.
Martin, Ronald Edwin, Chapel Hill
Maynard, Arthur Stanley, Chapel Hill
Merolla, Robert Scott, Waukegan, III
Miliner, Robert Alden, Chapel Hill
Miller, Fred William, Chapel Hill
Mitchell, Jewell Marie, Decatur, Ga.
Moore, Deria Foster, Durham
Mulligan, Jr., John B., Conaan, N. Y.
Murphey, Francis Florian, Denver, Colo.
Nicholas, Marlene Helen, Emmaus, Pa.
Nohlgren, Stephen Richard, Sioux Falls, S. D.
O'Kelly, James Thomas, Tucker, Ga.
ONE HUNDRED SIXTY-FOUR
PUBLIC HERLTH
Otudeko, Bernice Green, Anderson, S. C
Padgett, James Aaron, Maple Hill
Page, Elizabeth Ingram, Chapel Hill
Paisley, Kenneth O., Berwick, Pa.
Peoples, Robert Francis, Trenton, N. J.
Pidcoe, Vem, Norristown, Pa.
Pierson, Dallis Joseph, Tremonton, Utah
Poitras, Paul E., Denver, Colo.
Radford, Jr., Norman DePoe, Chapel Hill
Redding, Bobby Riley, Oxford, Miss.
Regdon, Ardith Jane, New Castle, Pa.
Richards, Jr., Benjamin Franklin,
Sewell, N. J.
Rimer, Alan E., Greenwich, Conn.
Robinson, Estelle M., Chapel Hill
Robinson, Jon Royce, Hepburn, Iowa
Robinson, Sally Suzanne, Hepburn,
Rose, Charles Herbert, Carrboro
Roshan, Syed Mahmud,
Lahoel, West Pakistan
Shaffer, Carol Marie, Elmhurst, III.
Sharna, Santosh, Lucknow, India
Shotwell, Randolph W., Criglersville, Va.
Suggs, Morris Talmage, Atlanta, Ga.
Sullesta, Enriqueta O., Jordan, Philippine
Swerdloff, George, San Antonio, Texas
Taylor, David G., Agawam, Mass.
Temple, Harold G., Carrboro
Tho, Tran Phuoc, Saigon, Viet Nam
Torraco, Louise Carolyn, San Jose, Cal.
Vesilind, P. Aarne, Beaver, Pa.
Walker, William Conway, Carrboro
Waslick, William F., Luzerne, Pa.
Wellman, James J., Huntington, W. Va.
Wilkes, Frank Gilbreath, Louisville, Ky.
Wilson, Jr., Emmett L, Clay, W. Va.
Woodward, Lowell Harold, Wausau, Wis.
Yao, Kuan Mu, Christchurch, New Zealand
ONE HUNDRED SIXTY-FIVE
ALAN KEITH-LUCAS
Acting Deon
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SOCIAL WORK
The School of Social Work derives from the School of
Public Welfare ( 1 920); the School of Public Adminis-
tration ( 1 932); and since 1 950 has been the graduate
School of Social Work, one of sixty-four such schools
in the United States, Canada, and Puerto Rico.
The program is based upon two years of interre-
lated course instruction and supervised field experi-
ence in social welfare agencies, and culminates in
the Master of Social Work degree. Opportunities are
offered for professional training in social casework
in such areas as family service, public welfare, child
welfare, corrections, medical social service, psychi-
atric social work, and school services. There is also
provision for preparation for careers in community
administration. Graduates are qualified to offer
services in public and private welfare agencies in
city, county, state, federal, national, and interna-
tional settings.
OFFICERS OF THE STUDENT ASSOCIATION OF SOCIAL WORK
ck Row: Jim Shimkus, Treasurer; Howard N. Lee, President; John Ollis, Vice
jsident. Front Row: Jane Lamb, Secretary; Dr. Meada Gohnsky, Faculty Ad-
or; Patsy Sparrow, Assistant Secretary.
FACULTY OF THE SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK
Back Row: Mr. James Wight; Mr. Florian Lewandowski; Mr. Hansel Hollings-
worth. Middle Row: Mrs. Jane Parker; Mrs. Barbara Cleaveland; Dr. Ruth Wells;
Mr. Gerald Southerland. Front Row: Mr. Albert King; Mrs. Alsi McKinnon; Dr.
Maeda Galinsky. Not Pictured: Dr. Albert Fink.
ONE HUNDRED SIXTY-SIX
Happy students swap class room for an agency's office
while doing field work.
A scene of SA5W members listening to a professional social
worker speak on the changing trend in the field.
Social Work students study in small groups
A typical scene of students during field work
ONE HUNDRED SIXTY-SEVEN
SEC0I1D YEAR
Bennett, Betsy Rea, Ocean City, N.J.
Berenguer, John, Durham
Blackburn, Sherley, Dobson
Booth, Marquerite Collins, Greensboro
Brown, James Patton, Kingsport, Tenn
Browning, Charlotte, Chesapeake, V
Bunch, Anne Paige, Salisbury
Capehart, Mary Shuford, Greensboro
Cauthen, Ralph Baker, Carrboro
Colmer, Margaret Bess, Greensboro
Crosswell, Alice Marie, Earlsboro, Okla.
Curlee, Wilson Vaughn, Winston-Salem
Godfrey, Richard J., Winston-Salem
Houser, Robert S., Chapel Hill
Kennedy, Linda Logan, Durham
Kolmer, Jr., George A. L., Salem, Va.
Krones, Selma Dove, Chapel Hill
Lamb, Jane Adams, Durham
Lee, Howard Nathaniel, Savannah, Ga
Martin, Melvin R., Roxboro
Minton, Blan Vance, Kinston
Moritz, Mary Linda, Stamford, Conn
Morris, Madge E., Columbia
Murphey, Ruth Swayer, Chapel Hill
Nottingham, Betsy T., Norfolk, Va.
Novotny, Sally F., Orange, Va.
Pass, Mary Joyce, Buford, Ga.
Shimkus, James Robert, Chapel Hill
Smith, Marion Sylvester, Asheboro
Snead, Charlotte S., Chapel Hill
Turo, Mary Allen, Cape Elizabeth, Me.
Watson, Robert Donald, Thomasville
Weiss, Delma Faye, Bucklin, Kans.
Wright, Carl Sylvester, Cleveland
ONE HUNDRED SIXTY-EIGHT
FIRST YERR
Blackwell, Emily Claire, Jefferson, 5. C.
Blount, Susan Hill, Raleigh
Bradsher, Sidney Preston, Chapel Hill
Carlisle, Minerva W., Gastonia
Chopin, Edwin Hubbell, Charlotte
Cole, Jack Dempsey, Riegelwood
Craven, Sara H., Asheville
Farmer, Boyd Leon, Hamlet
Felty, Garland Preston, Covington, Va.
Grabe, Sarah Louise, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Jones, Barbara Crump, Winston-Salem
Jones, Robert Reid, Forest City
Kleppel, Jerry Wayne, Concord
Lovelace, Richard, Reidsville
Lundstedt, Ann-Mari, Stockholm, Sweden
McDonald, Vernon Paul, Pinehurst
Mann, III, Lonnie B., Charlotte
Moore, Jr., John Ira, Raleigh
Motley, Velna Louise, Rocky Mount
Neal, Garry G., Natick, Mass.
Ollis, John W., Ingalls
Parkin, Susan Dale, Marshfield, Wi:
Reid, Paul Nelson, Chapel Hill
Sparrow, Patricia Anne, Thomasvill
Stevens, James Robert, Asheville
Wall, Merlene King, Charlotte
Willis, Miriam Louise, Lawndale
ONE HUNDRED SIXTY-NINE
ACT IV I TIES
ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY
ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY-ONE
STUDEflT GOVERnmEnT
EXECUTIVE
=AUL DICKSON
President
EXECUTIVE CABINET
Left to right: Steve Hockfield; John Ingram; Britt Gordon; Paul Dickson; Bob Wilson; Charles McFodden; Harry Weiler.
ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY-TWO
MIRIAM DORSEY
Executive Assistant
BOB WILSON
Presidential Assistant
Boldly accepting the challenges created by an
expanding student community, the Student
Government, led by President Paul Dickson, III,
has moved steadily forward in providing serv-
ices for the Student Body. Working continu-
ously for the improvements of the judicial, edu-
cational, cultural, state, and campus affairs of
students, they have combined forces with the
faculty and administration to meet the chal-
lenges of our massive University.
ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY-THREE
SHERRY O'DONNELL
Secretary
PAT WILLIAMS
Executive Secretary
This was a year of student interest and student participation. Toronto
Exchange and State Student Legislature interviews were swamped by
many qualified applicants; numerous interested students served capably
on both the Attorney General's staff and on the various executive com-
mittees. Student elections, tabulated for the first time by a computer, had
greater participation than in the past.
With the many new proposals of the Dickson Administration now be-
coming a reality, Student Government can look back with pride on 1965.
ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY-FOUR
DEPRRTfTlEnT OF inTERnRL RFFRIRS
CflmPUS AFFAIRS COmmiTTEE
CAMPUS AFFAIRS COMMITTEE
First Row, Lett to Right: Charlie Hinton; Jane Dodson; Ginny Vaden; Edward Hockfield; Elaine Purdie; Lloyd
Simon; Susie Warren; Robert Little; Sara Nash; John Neely; Jim Brame, Chairman; Steve Hope; D. Robert
Enten. Second Row: Chip Brethen; Sam Selden; Joe Ely; Sol Klioze; Bill Davis; Robin Read; Zack Winston; Susan
Warren. Third Row: Kenneth Day; Michael Zimmerman; George Tennille; Bill Bullock; Steven Hildenbrand;
Frank Kelly; David Simerly; Pete Hellenbush; Johnny Turner; George Teague. Fourth Row: Tommy Cannon;
Charlie Mercer; Tony Gore; Mike League; Ray Snipes; Carl Johnson; John Harrison; Garnett Smith.
ORIEnTATIOn COmmiTTEE
Sected, Lett to Right: Melliu ..
Langley Tolbert; Joyce Watt. Standing: J
ORIENTATION COMMISSION
Maureen Shannon; Susan Barron; Margaret Groome; Priscilla Patterson;
Smith; Billy Jarmon; E. J. Simmons; Teddy O'Toole; Gene
ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY-FIVE
DEPRRTITIEnT OF EXTERnfiL RFFRIRS
COnSOLIDRTED
UniVERSITY
STUDEI1T
councn
First Row, Left to Right: Kothy Cauble; Camilla Walters; Faryl Sims, Chairman. Second Row: Russ Sleeper;
Phil Riker; Jim Little; Van McNair; Sonny Pepper; Phil Kirstein; Frank Martin.
CRITIPUS CHEST
Seated, Left to Right: Patti Hamilton; Linda McCutcheon; Baynard Harris; Linda Glover; Carol Wilson. Stand-
ing: Dave Bruenner, Co-Chairman; Ellen Lentz, Co-Chairman; Emily Cathy; Bill Whitaker; Penny Cromartie;
Faison Kuester; John Dunn.
ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY-SIX
Left to Right: Eric Van Loon, Chairman; Drusylla Murray; Charlotte
Mason; Jim Laurence; Chase Saunders; Joel Simpson; Douglas
Morgan; Pun Barrett; Judy Hay.
nfiTIOnPL STUDEI1TS
RSSOCIRTIOn
STATE RFFRIRS
COmmiTTEE
ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY-SEVEN
DEPRRTfTIEnT OF RDITIiniSTRRTIVE RFFRIRS
BUDGET
COmmiTTEE
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Director
Front Row, Lett to Right: Bill Webb, Chairman; Dr. Levin,
Second Row: Tom Corbit; Stan Hofmeister; Steve Chappell.
RUDIT
BORRD
First Row, Left to Right: Liz Niewenhaus; Trip McPherson; Jean Caldwell; Dick Sayre, Chairman. Second Ro
John Dunn; Dave Harris, Tom White; Si Sitterson.
ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY-EIGHT
SECRETARIAT
Left to Right: Sherry O'Donnell, Chairman; Carol Gallant; Tobi
Barrett; Ann Rice; Judy Fletcher.
The Secretariat is an organization within stu-
dent government made up of industrious and
charming, young co-eds under the leadership
of Sherry O'Donnell. As part of student govern-
ment, they play a vital role in keeping student
government a smooth running and efficient
operation and in handling all the correspond-
ence for the twenty-four committees within
their organization. Also, their office handles
all correspondence between their student gov-
ernment and those of other universities in con-
nection with gathering and testing new ideas
and programs within their organization.
communicfiTions commiTTEE
Front Row, Left to Right: Mary Wright, Anne Anderson; Judy Wright; Pam Wise; Holly Williams; Hurley Thompson, Chairman; Harriet Bur
Gail Sadler; Michelle Bratton; Audrey Wall. Second Row: Robert Farb; Gene White; Walter Kirkland; Bill Day; Jim Cutting; Bob Farm
Lewis Liles; Robert Wedge; Dan Johnson.
s; Dabby Bishop;
Mike Jennings;
ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY-NINE
DEPARTITIEnT OF JUDICIAL AFFAIRS
The Department of Judicial Affairs is that executive depart-
ment headed by the Attorney General. The purpose of this de-
partment is to see in so far as possible that the Constitution is
adhered to in the various activities of Student Government.
To implement this aim the department has four agencies.
The Attorney General's Staff is responsible for the investigation
and presentation of all alleged Honor or Campus Code viola-
tions. It also advises and aids the defendant in the protection
of his rights.
The Honor System Commission conducts an orientation pro-
gram for all candidates for judicial offices and is responsible
for the judicial orientation of all incoming students.
The Election Board conducts fall and spring elections and
conducts all special elections and referendums. The board
makes rulings on all disputes under the General Elections Law.
The Special Legislative Service aids the executive branch in
preparing legislation. It is also responsible for the records and
documents of Student Government.
ATTORNEY GENERAL STAFF
Front Row, Left to Right: Sandy O'Quinn; Jim Aplin; Dwight Thomas. Second Row: Grey Reeves, Women's Attorney General; Janet Blake; Eddy Trott; Bet
Taylor; David LaBarre; Mary Elizabeth Barker; David Wilborn; Margaret Groome; Holly Williams; Jean Winborne; Nebby Barr; Carol Sheets; Susan Bocton;
Richard Roskind; Don Lyman; Simmons Patterson. Third Row: John Ingram, Attorney General; Gary Boggs. Fourth Row: Steve Hildebrand; Phil Murray,
Bill Broadway; Leon Woodruff; Pete Hellebush; Trey Obenshain; John Morrison; Ed MacDonald; Bill Wolcott; Robert Farb; John Lovell; Rick Taylor. Fifth
Row: Bill Bowman; Scott Edwards; Bob McClean; Rick Miller; Richard Thayer; Ernest Whichard.
ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY
The Honor System Commission studies the functions of the honor system and recommends improvements. It
is also responsbile for presenting our system to new students, other student governments, and to high schools
throughout the state.
HOnOR
SYSTEITI
COmfTIITTEE
Seated, Left to Right: Patty DeLoney; John Dickson; Larry Gore. Standing: Roger Reynolds; Pat Taylor, Chair-
man, Emily Cathey; Tom Jenrette; John Callans; James Cofield; Bob Combs.
ELECTIOnS BORRD
First Row, Left to Right: John Winborne; Brooks Carey; J
Everett Thompson; Bob Newlin. Standing: Glen Nye; Jan W
Robertson; Morris McDonald; Bill Whitaker.
Robertson Second Row: Ale:
King; Alvm Tyndall, Chairman; Scotty
ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY-ONE
DEPRRTfTIEnT OF EDUCRTIOn flnD
CULTURAL AFFAIRS
The Department of Education and Cultural Affairs is one of
the five new departments responsible for seven executive
committees. Director of this department, Bill McFadden,
coordinates and evaluates the activities of these committees
as they carry out the Student Legislature's laws or do special
work during the year.
CAROLinfi
FORUm
ACADEITIIC AFFAIRS COmmiTTE
Ascending Left: Marshall Lichtenstein; Bob Powell; John
Greenbacker; Paul King; Stan Oakley; Dick Mitchell; Rich-
ard Taylor; J. Robinson West. Ascending Right: George E.
Nicholson, Chairman; Langley Tolbert; Naomi Kraft; David
Hogue; Charles Downton; Lois Laban.
First Row, Left to Right: Bill Wails, Chairman; Don Ubell; Gwen Rierson; C
Warren Schonfeld; Mary Beth Coker; Mark Schafer; Chini Smith; Bill Tate;
Menius. Second Row: Elder Witt; Jim Evans; Mary Catherine Carroll; Dave Gar
Joe Holliday; Nancy Ehle; Mike Taylor; Bruce Jolly; Bill Nucciarone.
•ol Thomas; Norvin Dickerson;
ob Barnes; Don Lassiter; Mike
n; Kelly Hunter; Stanley Davis;
ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY-TWO
The National Merit Scholarship
Committee works to bring Nation-
al Merit Scholarship finalists and
semi-finalists to Carolina to show
them what the University has to
offer. An expansion of this pro-
gram to include other scholarship
winners and outstanding students
is now being considered.
Seated, Left to Right: Bill Miller; Ellen Allen; Judy Rodgers; Wyatt McCallie, Chairman; Mary
McCanless; Cynthia Gibson. Standing: Frank Parker; Ronald White; Barney Varner; Mike Brown;
Dave Carhart; Will Bryan Fittman; Mark Keaton.
nRTionflL itierit scholarship commiTTEE
inTERnfiTIOnfiL STUDEflTS BORRD
ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY-THREE
First Row, Left to Right: Sylvia Wall, Co-Chairman, Hubert Wooten, Co-Chairman; Dean William G. Long;
John Hamilton; Judy Lackey; Dave Broadhurst; Sondra Peabody; Mellie Wise; Madeline Gray. Second
Row: Bill McFadden; Bet Taylor; Armistead Maupin; Jane Crews; George Ingram; Sharon Rose; Eric Van
Loon; Eileen Zwerm. Third Row: Bill Tomford; Betsy Morris; Mike Knowles; Al Ellis; Howard Godwin;
Gusty Russell; Diane Foote; Elaine Carlson; Jack Tate. Fourth Row: Lanny Shuff; Joan Woodworth; Hugh
Blackwell; Ty Beatty.
TOROnTO EXCHRI1GE
commission
Every November twenty-six students
from the University of Toronto visit
our campus; the same number of
U.N.C. students visits the Canadian
campus in January. The participants
engage in a week of debates, semi-
nars, and discussions in attempts to
amalgamate cultures of diverse na-
ture and explore new areas of
understanding.
STUDEI1T commiTTEE
on HonoRS
Lett to Right: Priscilla Patterson; John Wall, Chairman; Susan Eskildsen; Roma Leak Trobaugh; Bill
Thomas Craver; Spencer Tinkham; Jim Evans; Robert McGaw; Don Brown; Ralph Levering.
ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY-FOUR
LEGISLATURE
ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY-FIVE
Seated: Britt Gordon, Speaker. Left to Right: Gloria Stephenson, Clerk; Teddy O'Toole, Parliamentarian; George
Ingram, Minority Floor Leader; DeHaven Cleaver, Sergeant-at-Arms; Ann Belcher, File Clerk; Jim Little,
Speaker Pro Tern; Don Wilson, Majority Floor Leader.
ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY-SIX
Left to Right: Steve Jolly; Jim Smith; Kathy Cauble; Byron McCoy,
Sandy Hobgood, Chairman; Sharon Rose; Bill Purdy.
lurys firm mEfins
commiTTEE
Left to Right: Joe Chandler; Craig Wardlaw; Bill Long; Tony Ivins; Jim Robinson
RULES COmmiTTEE
As the Fortieth Assembly opened, many issues were antici-
pated, especially the establishment of a full scale Residence
College System in all residence hall areas. In addition, the long-
awaited revision of the antiquated Student Government Stat-
utes, which would revise the basic structure of the Executive
Branch into a departmental system, was also probable for con-
sideration. Finally, the continuing question of Judicial and
Court structure reform seemed to be even more pressing for
action.
Left to Right, Seated: Frank Longest; Hugh Blackwell,
Chairman; Ellen Allen; Don McPhaul. Standing: Lance
Reaves; Jerry Wagoner.
JUDICIfiL commiTTEE
FinfiflCE
commiTTEE
Left to Right: Dethaven Cleaver; Elaine Carlson; Bill Scott; Dwight Allen; Susan Barber,
Leon Solomon. Seated: Jim Little, Chairman.
ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY-SEVEN
CRROLiriR womEirs
councn
The Carolina Women's Council is the co-ordinating body
among women's dormitories. It is composed of a chairman
elected in the spring campus elections; a social chairman and
two activities chairmen from each dormitory; a representative
from Women's Athletic Association; and Dorothy Fulgum, ad-
visor from the Office of the Dean of Women.
C. W. C. sponsors activities within each dormitory and
among all the dormitories such as mixers, bridge tournaments,
Sunday breakfasts, and informal parties between dorms. The
council also works with various other organizations to provide
further activities for the coed, and awards certificates to the
freshman with the highest average in her field. In the spring
it honors the five outstanding senior dormitory women with a
tea.
The main goals of C. W. C. are greater unity and enthusiasm
among dormitory women; therefore, this year, in addition to a
scholarship trophy, the council awarded a trophy to the dorm
that had participated the most and contributed the most to
dormitory life.
Front Row, Left to Right: Jerri Moser; Nancy Mayer; Ann Smith; Betsy Price; Ellen Sugg; Bobbi Atkins; Kay Cansler; Judy Hobson; Karen Laffman; Sherry
Surratt; Anne Peacock; Mary Ann Homey; Vivian Brown. Second Row: Judy Richardson; Suzanne Mearnes; Celia Dudley; Frances Dayvault; Gloria Shep-
erd; Chris Garden; Alice Graham; Lynn Barron; Cotting White; Kathy Robinson; Nancy Cushen; Joyce Deaton; Pat Strupler; Mickey Reedy.
ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY-EIGHT
womErrs resideiice
councn
Women's Residence Council is the women's legis-
lative branch of the Student Government, formulat-
ing all rules governing the social standards and wel-
fare of women students. In addition to this legis-
lative function, the council serves as a link between
the women students and the administration, as a co-
ordinator of the dormitory and sorority proceedings,
and as a sounding board for problems which arise in
the residences. This year W.R.C. has given special
attention to the House Councils, revising the manner
in which members are chosen and increasing their
functions and responsibilities.
Seated, Left to Right: Anne Penland; Dorothy Fulghum; Pat St. John; Susan Gretz; Penny Scovil, Chairman; Mary Haverstock; Alice Gann; Ellen Allen;
Susan Becton. Standing: Carolyn Weaver, Carol Ann Shaffer; Jerri Moser; Marie Slaughter; Shirley Ryland; Ann Cameron; Karen Gibbon; Hunter Jordan;
Diane Webb; Dianne Coltrain; Ginny Schaum; Betty Dare Funderburk; Mary Ann Fulton; Brantley Claris, Mary Justice; Jane Russell; Bonnie Butler.
ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY-NINE
SONNY PEPPER
President
ITIEITS RESIDEnCE
councn
This year, the Men's Residence Council has con-
tinued its efforts toward the establishment of a sys-
tem of residence colleges at the University. Eight
colleges have been established incorporating all the
men's residence halls. The Social program rose to a
new high providing more and better social activities
than ever before. It has been geared to the residence
college level and has been marked by an enthusiasm
and a quality that has never before been obtained.
Court reforms and changes in the representative
form have made this a complete year of transition
and achievement.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Left to Right, Seated: Joe Goodman. Standing: Paul Russell; Bryon McCoy, Wayne Cannady; Jim Hough; Til
Haithcock; Bob Hunter; Howard Crocker.
ONE HUNDRED NINETY
M.R.C. COURT
Left to Right, Seated: Bob Hunter, Chairman. Standing: Chuck Allard; Andy Holland; Wayne
Cannady; Nolan Thuss; George Burkhalter.
MEN'S RESIDENCE COUNCIL
ONE HUNDRED NINETY-ONE
JUDICIAL
womErrs HonoR
councn
The Women's Honor Council is the court of original jurisdiction
for all alleged violations of the campus and Honor Codes by
women students. In addition, it hears cases involving major
residence rule violations and appeals from the Women's House
Councils.
There are three officers: a chairman, elected each spring by
and from the Council, a vice-chairman and a House Council
coordinator, who work to coordinate the various resident hall
and sorority councils. Three members of the Women's Council,
including the chairman, serve on the Constitutional Council.
The Council also strives to improve the Honor System and
the students' knowledge of it. It attempts to educate the stu-
dent body about the responsibilities of academic freedom, per-
sonal integrity and mature social conduct. This year the Coun-
cil, in conjunction with the Men's Honor Council, visited the
various resident halls, fraternities and sororities to discuss the
Honor System and its many implications. Furthermore, it is
strongly supporting many of the judicial reforms which have
been proposed in the area of court structure, penalties and
women's rules.
Front Row, Left to Right: Valerie Gwynne; Mary Grey Teague; Chairman, Leith Merrow; Bee Forester; Emily Cathey. Bock Ro
Kirk, Barbara Britt; Diana Ricks; Ann Jamieson; Judy Fletcher; Alice Graham; Bobbie Bailey; Karen Checksfield.
Madeline Grey; Mary Susar
ONE HUNDRED NINETY-TWO
VAN McNAIR
Chairman
Left to Right: Richard Holderness; Tom Manley, Du
itieits HonoR
councn
The Men's Honor Council, the primary judicial body for campus
law at the University of North Carolina, has original jurisdic-
tion in all instances of violations of the Honor and Campus
Codes. Under the Constitution the Council has the authority to
render decisions which include reprimand, placing on proba-
tion, and suspension from the University. In a long tradition of
student self-reliance, the decisions of the Council stand as a
monument to autonomy.
Part of the work of this year's Council has been to promote
the Honor System throughout the campus by means of talks
with various organizations, dormitories, sororities, and frater-
nities. The main effort has been directed toward instilling in the
mind of each student the credo, "The System — right or wrong,"
and toward making them especially aware that the System will
be upheld above all. There can be no compromise of honorable
conduct.
chell, Mike Mulcatv, Taylor Branch; Bill Miller; Hap Stewart; Bill Robinson; Will Bryan Pittmar
ONE HUNDRED NINETY-THREE
The Pub Board of the University is the publishing agency for
The Daily Tar Heel, the student newspaper, and The Yackety
Yack, the student yearbook; a pub board is also the sideboard
in an English drinking establishment on which the meat and
bread are placed (this practice was begun in the sixteenth cen-
tury to keep inebriation at a civilized level by forcing the
drinker to leave his seat and get three or four steps of exercise
in stumbling to the sideboard), but that is irrelevant. The Board
at UNC is composed of two faculty members appointed by the
Chancellor, four student members elected by the student body,
a representative of the Student Legislature, and representatives
of the various student publications. The Board controls the
financial policies of the two publications, which are financed
by appropriations from student fees and by receipts from ad-
vertising. The content of each publication is prepared and
edited by students, under the supervision of an editor elected
by the student body.
HUGH BLACKWELL
Chairman
PUBLICRTIOn'S BORRD
Kneeling, Left to Right: Frank Longest; Tony Ivins. Standing: Dr. Kenneth Byerly; Hugh Blackwell; Dave Heacock; Ray Cass; Louise Fuller; Mrs. Fran
Sparrow; Tom White; and Jack Harrington.
ONE HUNDRED NINETY-FOUR
CRROLinn
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First Row, Left to Right: Gail Smith; Sally Buchanan; Betty Pemberton; George
Burkhalter. Second Row: John Gilmore; Stu Matthews; Norm Wood; Steve
Hildebrand; Richard Williams.
CRROLinfi QURRTERLY
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Left to Right: Walter Hussman; Joan Woodworth; Chuck
Downton, Editor; Liz Nieuwenhuis.
Designed to familiarize the new student with
Carolina life, Student Government, extra-curricu-
lars, and sports, the Carolina Handbook is the
source of information and insight into the student
life of the University. Used predominently during
Fall Orientation, the Handbook continues through-
out the entire year as a sourcebook for all stu-
dents, in addition to freshmen. The 1965-1966
Handbook was one of the finest ever printed, well
designed, and packed with more information than
ever before.
ONE HUNDRED NINETY-FIVE
THE DRILY
TRR HEEL
ERNIE McCRARY
Editor
ERNEST ROBL, Photographer
CHIP BARNARD, Cartoonist
PAT 5TITH
Sports Editor
BARRY JACOBS
Managing Editor
Celebrating its seventy-second year of editorial in-
competence, The Daily Tar Heel, the official news
publication of the University of North Carolina, hit
the stands this year with a resounding thud. Pub-
lished by students daily except Mondays, examina-
tion periods, vacations, and when the circulation
boys were asleep, the Tar Heel contained such items
of earth-shaking importance as Otelia Connor's ob-
session with trivia and David Rothman's schizo-
phrenic drive. Ernie McCrary showed his leadership
as editor by seeking sanctuary in the infirmary for
six weeks of the fall semester, while the associate
editor demonstrated his ability by being fired midway
through the year. The Tar Heel's political writer,
John Greenbacker, indicated that his destiny lay
with the Hearst syndicate, the New York Journal-
American, the New York Daily News, or the National
Enquirer, by exhibiting an uncanny knack for jour-
nalistic inaccuracies and inadvertant libel. One can-
not help but commend student Charles Schulz for
his brilliant amateur cartoon work in the Tar Heel's
comic section, and Chip Bernard for his ability to
confuse even the most "in" students with his acid
caricatures. All things considered, it was a typical
year for The Daily Heel.
ONE HUNDRED NINETY-SIX
NEWS STAFF
Left to Right, First Row: John Greenbacker; Lynne Harvel; Andy Myers; Ray Linville; David Rothman. Second
Row: Kerry Sipe; Ed Freakley.
BUSINESS STAFF
Left to Right: Jack Harrington; John Askew; To
Clark; Woody Sobol.
SPORTS STAFF
Left to Right: Sandy Treadwell; Wayne Hur-
der; Bill Hass; Ron Shinn; Bill Rollins; Gene
Rector.
ONE HUNDRED NINETY-SEVEN
CLARK EGELER
Managing Editor
DICKIE BADDOUR
Business Manager
THE 1966
YRCKETY YRCK STRFF
HARRY BLAIR, JR.
Layout Editor
SAMANTHA TOWN5END
Beauty
BUXTON L. LAYTON, III
GERRY SCHAFER
KAY BUNDY
MIKE LEAGUE
ONE HUNDRED NINETY-EIGHT
ROBERT DORNBUSH
Scribe
TOM ROGERS
Photography Co-ordii
Bottom:
EGG CLARKLER
Top: Bob Combs, ROTC; Penny Wyszynski, Professional Schools; Carole
Southerland, Sororities; Paula Johnson, Sororities. Middle: Gana Roberts,
Organizations; Tommy Thurston, Photography. Bottom: Carol Dague, Tele-
phone Editor; Linda Jones; John Lansche, Class Editor; Betsy Keen; Vassar
Chumley.
ONE HUNDRED NINETY-NINE
ORGRHIZflTlOnS
TWO HUNDRED
GRRHRfTI fTIEITIORIRL
MRS. DOUGLAS FAMBROUGH
Secretary
BILL CAMPBELL
President
MR. HOWARD HENRY
Director
"G.M. Presents." Behind this simple statement
stands the Graham Memorial Activities Board, dedi-
cated to serving the out-of-class needs of the cam-
pus. G.M.A.B. is the programming agency for the
Student Union, composed of seven student commit-
tees — Social, Current Affairs, Publicity, Games,
Drama, Music, and Films. Each works diligently to
serve the student through his recreational, social,
cultural, and academic interests. G.M.A.B. is also
responsible for planning the G.M. Series, presenting
top-level performers and entertainers who brighten
the calendar with illustrious names. In the spring, it
sponsors Jubilee, the annual all-campus weekend
filled with concerts, entertainment and recreation.
Recognizing that a full educational experience is not
found in books and classes alone, the three words
"G.M. Presents," which inconspicuously accompany
scores of programs and activities, are indication that
G.M.A.B. is trying its best to provide opportunities
which can make the student's stay at Carolina as rich
and fruitful as possible.
TWO HUNDRED TWO
GRAHAM MEMORIAL ACTIVITIES BOARD
Left to Right, First Row: Camilla Walters; Beverly Bailey; Diane Webb; Frank Cathey;
Dave Knesel; Harold Cameron- Second Row: Robin Dial; Charles Evans.
MR. ARCHIE COPELAND
Assistant Director
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The Carolina Symposium is a concerted effort of the
University community of Chapel Hill to bring to the
campus outstanding speakers in various fields. In
searching for a topic for the 1966 Carolina Sym-
posium, the Program Committee examined many
proposals to study particular malaises of our times.
But in the course of this examination, we felt that
underlying all of these was a lack of self-confidence
in modern man, a failure of nerves. Where were we
going? No one seemed to know; no one seemed to
possess any basis for beginning an answer. Then the
suggestion that our age had outgrown its myths and
had failed to create replacements provided our direc-
tion for the answer. Hence the topic: Man, Mind,
and Myth.
The 1966 Carolina Symposium examined the
problem of myth. We began our definition of myth
as a story which embodies and explains an already
existing institution, phenomenon or belief.
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DAVID A. LANE
Vice-Chairman
GEORGE BUTLER
Chairman
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Because of its simplicity and the justification it lends
to a society's pattern of operation, the myth becomes
a powerful force, both prepetuating that pattern and
shaping the thoughts and values of individuals in
that society.
Hence if a society is to attain any measure of
intellectual self-awareness, it must understand the
structure of its mythology and the manner in which
this mythology affects the society as a whole, and its
members. The purpose of the 1966 Carolina Sym-
posium has been to conduct the university com-
munity in such an examination.
As of this writing, November 3, 1 965, we have had
acceptances from Dean Alan Richardson, Dr. Daniel
Boorstin, Dr. Walter Kaufmann, Mr. Nelson Algren,
the Hon. Morris K. Udall, the Hon. John Lindsay,
Mr. Ralph Ellison, and Dr. C. Vann Woodward.
First Row, Left to Right: William Thomford; Christopher
B. Wright. Second Row: Betsy Ross Morriss; Joan Wood-
worth; Lyons Gray. Third Row: Kathy Cauble; J. Robin-
son West; William Taylor. Fourth Row: Stephen Hoar.
Left to Right: Mary King; Dr. Daniel W. Patterson, Faculty Advisor; George Butler; David Lane; William Graham; Eric Van Loon.
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GLEE CLUB
The UNC Men's Glee Club, in its 75th touring anniversary year,
has concentrated its major efforts toward a planned European
tour.
This year the Club started the Fine Arts Festival at Wilming-
ton College, sang for the Convention of American Choral Direc-
tors, and started a radio series dedicated to the Glee Club
alone, and to its type of music.
On the European tour planned for June and July, the Club
will tour England, France and several other Western European
countries. It has tentative dates at Westminster Cathedral; the
Welsh International Eisteddfod; the Danish-American Fourth
of July Celebration Festival (representing the United States);
and a two day appearance at the University of Lyon.
The emphasis this year has also been devoted to drawing the
students of this University and the Men's Glee Club together.
This was accomplished to some extent through a series of con-
certs held on the campus. These performances included the
Scott College Dedication Ceremony, University Day, the Tues-
day Evening Series, Christmas Caroling, and one of the Graham
Memorial series programs.
The Club presented approximately 40 concerts during the
year, giving the best of CAROLINA to the people of the State,
the Nation and the World.
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GLEEfTIEn
"An organized body of college men . . . dedi-
cated to and actively involved in the enjoyment
and the performance of good choral music" —
so reads the constitution of the University Glee-
men.
Since its beginning in 1 963 as a feeder group
for the Varsity Glee Club, the Gleemen has be-
come an outstanding organization in its own
right, having many accomplishments to its
credit. In its three years, it has functioned as a
performing group in various clubs, churches,
and other organizations around the campus,
and around Chapel Hill. It also has supple-
mented the work of the Varsity Glee Club in
joint performances at University Days, for the
Governor's Inauguration, and for other miscel-
laneous events.
The club has increased in size since its be-
ginning, and this year had approximately eighty
voices. Doctor Joel Carter is the director of the
club, and under his capable leadership, the
Gleemen has established a broad repertoire of
religious, folk, and popular music. Besides liv-
ing up to its constitution by producing fine
choral music, the Gleemen also derives great
enjoyment from its singing, and each member
enjoys being a part of the organization.
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CflROLinfi PLRYITIfiKERS
The 1965-1966 academic year was the Playmakers' 48th
season. As often in the past, the Playmakers opened with a
musical. This season it was Gilbert and Sullivan's famous
musical comedy, "The Mikado." The revival of this light-
hearted satire, which was presented by the Playmakers seven-
teen years ago and starred then student-actor Andy Griffith,
won great critical acclaim and played three nights to huge
audiences in Memorial Hall. This season also included: "The
Summer Tree," a new romantic play by U.N.C.'s Schubert
Fellow in Playwriting, Randolph Umberger; "Holiday Moun-
tain" by Ugo Betti; "The Importance of Being Earnest" by
Oscar Wilde; and "Liliom," the play on which the musical
"Carousel" is based, by Ferenc Molnar.
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YITICR-YWCR
First Row, Left to Right: Doug Lawson; Eunice Milton, President of YWCA; Jim Medford, President of YMCA; Mary Stahl-
ings; Robert Schusell. Second Row: Corol Croige; Jean Winter; Tom Israel; Janet Price; Liz Nuienhuis; Walter Jackson.
Carolina's YM and YWCA function as twin organ-
izations to serve the needs of the student body, the
university, and the community. Claiming Y Building
as its traditional home, the organizations keep a
bustle of activity in motion through the activities of
numerous committees and special projects. Separate
YM and YW Cabinets are composed of committee
chairmen and executive officers and meet independ-
ently and jointly to coordinate the organizations'
activities and to discuss special issues.
Community service committees sponsor programs
with the university hospital, the mental hospital at
Butner, the Chapel Hill rest home, and local Girl
Scout troops. Other commitees are the United Na-
tions, Peace Education, Public Affairs, International
Relations, Foreign Students, Tutoring, Religious Em-
phasis, Writer-in-Residence, Human Relations, and
Campus Chest committees.
Special projects during the year have included an
International Gift Bazaar, seminar trips to the UN
at Thanksgiving, and special speakers and discussion
groups.
at YMCA freshman camp
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JIM HUBBARD
U. P. Chairman
UniVERSITY PRRTY
The University Party, founded in 1926, is Carolina's oldest
political party. It is based on the principle that the more persons
active in government, the stronger the government.
This year the Party set up the most comprehensive committee
structure in its history. A Traffic Commission will investigate
some alternative solutions to the parking solution put into effect
this past September. The Campus Action Board will continue its
fine work of bringing students' complaints to the attention of
the Administration. The Academic Affairs Committee will hold
a Majors Week and also try to increase the length of the read-
ing period at the end of the semester. The Research Commission
on Challenges and Opportunities will study the problems being
created by the ever growing University. These committees in
addition to solving some of the more pressing campus problems
will give members experience in committee work.
In the fall, the Party held its most successful membership
drive, ending with 1,300 members in the U. P. ranks. With the
Party membership being evenly divided between fraternities
and residence hall individuals it can truly be said that the
University Party is an ALL CAMPUS PARTY.
ty Party in actk
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LUTHERRfl STUDEflTS RSSOCIRTIOn
The Lutheran Student Association maintains a
spirit of Christian fellowship primarily through
weekly discussion meetings dealing with topics
of interest to the modern college student.
LSA'ers also enjoy fellowship through recrea-
tion, informal parties, and retreats for Lutheran
students in the Triangle area. The Campus Cen-
ter provides UNC Lutherans and their friends
and dates with a place for quiet study, watching
television, and general relaxation.
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First Row, Left to Right: Emily Vickers; Diane Copeland; Peg Maerz; Pat Parker. Second Row:
Munir Gurgen; Cheryl Walcroft; Abdo Bardawil; Yumiko Nozaki; M. Y. Saaed; Richard Hill-Br
Ann Hicks; Ian McDonald; Paulo Motta; Chris Muyangana; Judy Lackey; Kumio Kikichi.
cosmopouTpn club
DI-PHI SOCIETY
First Row, Left to Right: John Harrison, President of Di-Phi; John Greenbocker; Baxter Linney, President of Di; Wright Doyle, Presi-
dent of Phi; Karen Keen; D. K. E. Wilborn; Jane Truitt; Panther Twitty. Second Row: Jeff Davis; Ted Murphy; Don Wilson; Mary
Canson; Mary Daniel; Chris Pansons. Third Row: Jeremy Munro; Charles Allard; Tom Wilson; Barry Schwartz Fourth Row: Randy
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STUDEnTS
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EDUCRTIOn
RSSOCIRTIOn
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The Student National Education Association is the
professional organization for college and university
students preparing to teach. The function of S.N. E. A.
is to provide opportunities for professional growth;
development of leadership; understanding of the
history, ethics, and programs at state and national
levels; and participation in professional activities at
local, state, and national levels, especially integrat-
ing programs of local associations and student edu-
cation associations. The Carolina chapter is the
Frank Porter Graham Chapter of S.N.E.A. and is
affiliated with the North Carolina Education Associ-
ation and the National Education Association. There
are 1 37 members. The officers are Dick Bulla, presi-
dent; Nancy Litton, treasurer; Barbara Banker, sec-
retary; Jane Early Chanon, membership chairman;
and Ann Guyer, vice president.
YOUnG DEfTIOCRRTS CLUB
The UNC Young Democrat Club was largely responsible for this enthusiastic welc
Vice President Humphrey at the Raleigh-Durham Airport last Spring.
Providing outlets for political interests
on both the state and national level, the
University's Young Democratic Club
enjoyed a successful year. While ex-
panding its membership across a broad
cross-section of the University com-
munity, the YDC instituted a seminar
called Politics Backstage to approach
politics through people who make it
work, expanded social activities and
presented thought-provoking speakers.
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Front Row, Left to Right: David Kiel; Ken Starling; Don Bumgardner; Eric Van Loom.
Second Row: Curtis Branscome; Sue Whitt; Steve Kemic; Jed Dietz. Third Row: Steve
Savitz; Bob Powell; Ed Bristol. Fourth Row: Craig Bradley; Barry Schochet; Johr
Sarratt; Jerry Wagner.
DEBPTinG TERITI
The Debate Team continues to build its national
reputation by wins at Emory and at the nation-
ally famous Dartmouth Invitational Tourna-
ment. This year, in addition to Emory and
Dartmouth, the team will travel to NYU, Har-
vard, Pittsburgh, Wake Forest, and Duke while
debating the topic RESOLVED: "That law
enforcement agencies in the U. S. should be
given greater freedom in the investigation and
prosecution of crime."
The varsity team is now beginning to show
the results of the expanded novice (first year
debator) program which has been carried on
during the last two years. And to this year's
novice team passes the task of being defending
ACC champions for the second consecutive
year.
In its First Annual Tarheel Invitational De-
bate Tournament the Debate Team was host
to twenty-three schools and over one hundred
debators from the North, South, and Mid-West.
The nine rounds of collegiate debate ended
with the University of Georgia in first place.
The response was very favorable and plans are
being made for next year's tournament and
efforts are being made to bring a greater num-
ber of schools to UNC for the competition.
womErrs rthletic RssociRTion
Front Row, Left to Right: Tammy Tasker; Judy Hall; Ann Palmer. Second Row: Gana Roberts; Marti Banks; Sherry Clark; Jan Vo
cannon; Gail Austin; Miss Cranford; Lynn Canady; Linda Connelly; Annie Leonard. Third Row: Jan Wuehrmann; Holly Willian
Georgia Marshall; Stella Eller; Jean Miller; Johnna Everett, Audrey Cavenaugh; Daisy Hall, and Carol Benjamin.
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RICK KRAMER
Chairman
STUDEIIT RTHLETIC
RSSOCIRTIOn
The Student Athletic Council was established by the
Student Legislature in 1 959, to serve as a co-ordinat-
ing body for athletic matters. The chairman of the
Council is the President of the Carolina Athletic
Association, and the other twelve members represent
various athletic-oriented student organizations, as
well as representatives from the legislative and ex-
ecutive branches of Student Government.
Planning the Homecoming Weekend is the major
project of the S.A.C. The 1 965 Homecoming was the
best ever. The first campus-wide election of the
Queen, a big Fireworks-Pep Rally, a display contest,
and an elaborate halftime ceremony highlighted a
successful weekend. The active Council also spon-
sored the Carolina Sweethearts, a group of twenty-
three coeds representing all women's dormitories and
sororities. The girls softened-up visiting football and
Front Row, Left to Right: Rick Kramer. Second Row: Jerry
Houle; Sharon Rose. Third Row: Dave Rowe; Lee January;
Gail Austin; Harry Hollingsworth. Fourth Row: John Harmon.
basketball teams in their "Welcome to Carolina"
greeting.
A pep club was organized this year by the S.A.C.
to follow the Tar Heel basketball team in games
around the state. Their enthusiasm and support were
big assets to the team.
All projects of the Student Athletic Council are left
to the discretion and initiative of the council, and
periodic reports are made to the Student Legislature.
Lett Up: Fleming, Shannon
Graham; Murphy; Sandlin;
Dankworth; Waite, Patterson; Bennett; Fisher; Sherman; Wiggii
Prince; Howerton; Hooper; Rumley; Shaffer; Teague; Morris; Bar
-inett; Yokley Bock to Front: Wall;
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SPENCER W. McCALLIE
Midshipman Commander
Battalion Executive Officer
NROTC UNIT STAFF
First Row, Left to Right: Lt (ig.) J. A. Novelline; Lt. S. Fields; Lcdr. E. W. Hille;
Ma|. H. L Cook; Lt. M. L. Mulford; Lt. (jg.) D. B. Trantham. Second Row:
R. B. Robinson, Ssgt; C. A. Taylor, Ync; R. J. Brown, Gmgc; S. D. Jones, Qmc;
C. L. Smith, Sk 1.
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RICHARD S. JOHNSON
Midshipman Captain
Battalion Commander
BATTALION STAFF
Center Front: Wright, T. W.; First Row, Left to Right: Mittendorf, G. E.;
Ingram, J. C; Kolodziei, U. D. Second Row: Moore, S. H.; Beckett, R. S.;
Sessoms, W. H.
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DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS STAFF: Rouzer, W. W., Comn
Feher, D. T., Executive Officer.
DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS
The Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps, commanded by
Captain Rex W. Warner, USN, was established at UNC in
1940, the first ROTC unit on this campus. The UNC unit
was chosen this summer to conduct the six week training
camp, a requirement for the new NROTC two year program.
The unit is the third largest in the United States and has
commissioned over eleven hundred officers. Overy fifty
midshipmen will be commissioned as ensigns in the United
States Navy this year.
The NROTC Midshipman Battalion is commanded by
Midshipman Captain Richard S. Johnson and is composed
of approximately three hundred university students. Within
the battalion are several groups, such as, the Drill Team,
Rifle Team, and the Drum and Bugle Corps. For the past
two years Carolina's NROTC Unit has received the highest
rating possible in both administrative and military aspects.
ALPHA COMPANY
ALPHA COMPANY STAFF. Front: Gon-
zales, P. W , Guide. Standing, Left to
Right: Keber, R L., CPO; Bledsoe, S.,
Commander; Newcomb, R. D., Execu-
tive Officer.
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DRILL TEAM
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BRAVO COMPANY
CHARLIE COMPANY
STAFF. Front: Hume,
R. L., Guide. Standing,
Left to Right: Twiddy,
C. A., CPO; Bellmon,
T. R., Commander;
Wagenseil, L. L.,
Executive Officer.
BRAVO COMPANY
STAFF. Front: Palmer,
C. J., Guide Standing,
Left to Right: Killian,
C. E., CPO; Greenamyer
R. D., Commander;
Lovell, J. T., Executive
Officer.
CHARLIE COMPANY
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QUARTERDECK SOCIETY
First Row, Front to Bock: F. J. DiAddezzo; M. B. Wigg
A. S. Cameron; J. J. Norkus. Second Row: R. B. Newlin; L. S
Anderson; J. R. Burd; G. D. Smith. Third Row: A. B. Flick,
B. N. Koch; J. R. Fernstrom; F. C. Chitty. Fourth Row: C. J
Watts; S. Bledsoe; J. C. Carrington; A. P. Garrett. Center
R. S. Johnson, Pres.
RIFLE TEAM
First Row, Lett to Right: SSgt R. B. Robinson, Team Coach; Libby; Schnable; Marvin;
Hammerbeck; Pergerson. Second Row: Wagenseil, Captain; Spencer; Bellman; Mitten-
dorff; Leinoter; Moseley.
COLOR GUARD
Left to Right: R B. Pamplin; H. L. Weatherbee; C. A. Pr
ton; M. W. Sills.
CAROLINA CUTTER STAFF
Seated: J. T. Kellog. Standing, Left to Right: A. S. Cameron; B. T. McDonald; D. S. Boat;
M. S. O'Leary; A. B. Flick; S. Bledsoe; J. W. Robinson; J. H. Nicholson, Editor; R. J. Shade.
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AIR FORCE
R.O.T.C.
LT. COL. K. W. SLAKER
Professor of Aerospace Studies
DETACHMENT STAFF. Front Row, Left to Right: Maj. W. H. Khnker; Ma|. T. F. Hamilton,
Capt. B. E. Whisenant; Capt. R. H. Bucher. Bock Row, Left to Right: MSgt. C. M. Long;
SSgt. W. J. Vogel; TSgt. C. R. Evans; SSgt. F H. Woodward.
CADET HEADQUARTERS STAFF. First Row, Left to Right: Bandy; Harville; Skeen; Poujet
Mosteller; Finch; Evans; Rector. Second Row: Davis; Marshall; Davis; Snuff; Wallace
Creal; Hollingsworth; Scheer. Third Row: Markham; Chaffin; Deaplez; Linvilla; Clark
Pedone. Fourth Row: Fradley; McDonald; Scruggs; Sanuake; Finklestien.
E. J HARRINGTON
Group Commander
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COLOR GUARD
SQUADRON I
SQUADRON 111
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SQUADRON IV
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SQUADRON V
Over two hundred and fifty cadets filled the ranks
of the Air Force ROTC this year. Led by Cadet
Colonel Ellis J. Harrington, Jr., the cadets were
given an integrated training program on the
drill field, in leadership laboratory periods, and
through other corps activities. Thirteen senior
cadets were involved in the Flight Instruction Pro-
gram (FIP), which leads to a private pilot's license.
The Rammers, state AFROTC drill team cham-
pions, continued their fine performances with
appearances throughout the state, at the state
competition, and at the Cherry Blossom festival
in Washington, D. C. Other corps activities in-
cluded the ROTC formal ball, two corps picnics,
and a cadet talent show. Another highlight was
the care and entertainment of the Angel Flight — -
a group of University coeds who serve as official
hostesses for cadet functions.
For the first time this year, seven scholarships
were given to rising juniors. In addition, a two-year
AFROTC program was started this summer. This
new program requires six weeks of summer camp
after the sophomore year and two years of aca-
demics. The most worthwhile event, of course, is
commissioning — that moment toward which all
the drudgery, sweat and effort has been directed.
This year more than forty cadets will take the oath
of office as officers in the Air Force.
BAND SQUADRON
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ANGEL FLIGHT
First Row, Left to Right: Connie Roberts, Commander; Connie Croom; Ann Mcintosh; Michel Bealieu; Betty Pemberto
Atchley; Isabelle Szczerbiak; Peggy Dukes; Meg Dillon; Shelia Knedlik; Toffy Henry; Judy Edmonson; Libby Beatie
Pictured: Terry Verduin; Nancy Litton; Ernestine Craig.
i; Diane Gallirr
Betty Oldhan
The Angel Flight is the auxiliary of and is sponsored by the Arnold Air Society. The purposes of the Flight are
to strengthen and promote interest in the AFROTC, to aid in the progress of the Arnold Air Society and the
Cadet Corps, and to gain and to promote the high morale in the AFROTC Corps.
To fulfill these objectives, the Angels maintain a full schedule of activities. They assist the Corps through
the planning and preparation of coffee hours, the Air Force Ball, the Corps' picnics and other social events.
They also accompany cadets on Air Force Base visitations and attend the Angel Flight National Conclave,
which was held in Dallas, Texas, this year.
Though most of the Angel Flight's activities take place on a local level, it is a national organization with
one hundred twenty flights within the United States. As in the past, this has been a full and rewarding year for
the girls who wear the silver wings of the Angel Flight here at UNC.
The Arnold Air Society, founded in 1 947 in honor of General H. H. "Hap" Arnold, is a national honorary serv-
ice organization composed of selected AFROTC cadets. To promote interest within the Cadet Corps and in the
Air Force, the Society offers a wide variety of activities from speakers and films to service projects and social
events. UNC's Jesse J. Moorhead Squadron is now serving its second consecutive year at Area B-2 Headquar-
ters, supervising the activities of a six-school program in Virginia and North Carolina.
ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY
First Row, Left to Right: C. W. Finch, G. L. Rector; R. R. Bandy; B. G. Deazley; C. G. Thompson; N. R. Woodcock; G. L. Andrews. Second Row: T. C. Har-
ville; A. B. Marshall; B. H. Etherington; L. W. Markham; R. E. Creal; R. S. Bernhardt. Third Row: R. E. M. Frady; G. R. McLain; J. R. Warfel; A. J. Augus-
tine; L. E. Shuff; J. P. Acree; E. W. Hellen; B. T. Conway; W. T. Chaffin. Not Pictured: C. L. Clem; F. H. Scheer.
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SCABBARD AND BLADE
First Row, Left to Right: R. 5. Bernhardt; T. W. Wright; K. E. Worrell; T. R. Bellman; R. R. Bandy; R. S. Johnson. Second Row: R. D. Greenamyer; W. M.
Hatch; A. A. F. Seawell; D. S. Boal; F. H. Scheer; A. M. Murphy; G. R. McLam; L. L. Wogneseil; J. P. Acree; R. B. Newlin; R. B. Taylor; A. S. Anderson;
E. J. Harrington. Third Row: N. R. Woodcock; L. S. Blankinship; J, R. Warfel; B. E. Remer; J. E. Gordon; C. A. Twiddy; Mo|. Klinker, Advisor; Ma|. Cook,
Advisor; C. W. Finch; F. L. Rudell, B. H. Etherington; S. W. McCallie; T. H. Clerk. Fourth Row: R. E. M. Frady; D. R. Thompson; A. Loudon; H. J. Wiler;
H. L. Wetherbee; L. W. Markham; A. B. Marshall; R. J. Gebeaux; C. G. Thompson, Not Pictured: T. C. Harville; R. M. Combs; G. L. Rector; S. Bledsoe;
J. Ingrham.
Scabbard and Blade was founded at the University of
Wisconsin in 1904 as a national honorary military
society for the purpose of developing and fostering
ideals, practice, and education of military affairs in
the United States. At the University of North Caro-
lina, "L" Company, 8th Regiment was established in
1949. Scabbard and Blade is composed of outstand-
ing juniors and seniors from the ranks of NROTC
midshipmen and AFROTC cadets. The primary re-
quirements for selection for membership are service
and interest in the ROTC program. Scabbard and
Blade, also sponsors the annual Military Week
which culminates in the Military Ball.
Semper Fidelis celebrates Marine Corps Birthday
The Alpha Chapter of the Semper Fidelis Society was
established at the University of North Carolina on 9
October 1952. It was founded by students to prepare
themselves as officers in the United States Marine
Corps. They set forth objectives of receiving and
disseminating policies, doctrines, and vital informa-
tion pertinent to better understanding of their future
responsibilities as officers in the U. S. Marine Corps;
stimulation and protection of the high traditions and
ideals of the Corps; promotion of good fellowship and
cultivation of the social virtues among its members.
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HOnORRRIES
TWO HUNDRED TWENTY-NINE
RLPHR EPSILOfl DELTR
Alpha Epsilon Delta is an international honor society
for pre-medical and pre-dental students. It was founded
at the University of Alabama in 1926. The University
of North Carolina Beta Chapter was founded in 1936.
The object of the society is to stimulate and recognize
excellence in pre-medical and pre-dental scholarship.
OFFICERS
DWIGHT WILLIAM WAIT, III President
PAUL SAMUEL PEGRAM, JR Vice President
JAMES SHERWOOD COXE, III Secretary
WILLIAM DUDLEY SASSER Treasurer
MARY SUSAN KIRK Reporter
ARTHUR TRAVIS ABBOTT Historian
DR. WILLIAM R. STRAUGH Advisor, Honorary Member
MEMBERS
Abbott, Arthur Travis
Atkins, William Shaffer
Baker, Jack Rudolph
Bright, Don Clark
Busby, William Jarvis
Cameron, Harold Harrington
Carver, John Henry, Jr.
Cohan, Robert Henry, Jr.
Coxe, James Sherwood, 1 1 1
Dingeldein, George Peter
Eakins, Joey William
Elkins, Wilson Oliver
Goodwin, James Oscar
Graham, Walter Raleigh, Jr.
Gygi, Andrew Charles, J r.
Henderson, Frederick Wayland
Holder, Walter Dalton, Jr.
Kirk, Mary Susan
Leonard, James Raymond Wesley
Ludington, John Robert, Jr.
McFadden, David Morris
Montgomery, Elwood Lee, Jr.
Morrison, John Calvin
Olive, George Morley, Jr.
Patterson, F. M. Simmons, Jr.
Pegram, Paul Samuel, Jr.
Peterson, Henry Oscar, III
Pittman, William Bryan
Powell, Richard Randolph
Ruskin, Paul Alan
Sasser, William Dudley
Smithwick, James David
Steele, John Richard
Surratt, John Peeler
Wait, Dwight William, III
Yelton, Blane Wesley, Jr.
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dnrgnn a Mmb IGofoge
THOMAS HAMILTON BROYHILL, II
Princeps
SAMUEL BEAM KELLETT JAMES BALLARD BRAME
Scriptor Quaestor
vRLES MICHAEL BAUCOM
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FACULTY MEMBERS
Nicholas B. Adams
Walter R. Berryhill
James B. Bui! I it
Raymond H. Dawson
Clifford M. Foust
Keener C. Frazer
William M. Geer
Edward McG. Hedgpeth
Urban T. Holmes
Dougald MacMillan
ACTIVE MEMBERS
Charles Michael Baucom Samuel Bean Kellett
James Ballard Brame, Jr Geoffrey Van Buskirk Parker
Thomas Hamilton Broyhill, II Charles Harvey Stanley
Larry Moses Dew Malcom Thurston Upchurch
John Burke Emory James Henry Van Mess
William Lewis Joyner John Hale Yokley, Jr.
PHI BETA KRPPfl
Phi Beta Kappa was founded at the College of William and Mary December 5, 1776. The Alpha Chapter
of North Carolina was established here November 7, 1904, and there are at present 170 chapters.
JOHN DANIEL SHELBURNE
DAVID AVRA LANE
GEORGE WRIGHT DOYLE
DR. ERNEST LLOYD MACKIE
OFFICERS
President
Vice-President
Recording Secretary
Corresponding Secretary-Treasurer
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Composed of the above officers and following professors:
CORYDON PERRY SPRUILL ALMONTE CHARLES HOWELL CLAUDE S. GEORGE, JR.
MEMBERS INITIATED MAY 20, 1965
Juniors
Joseph Robert Beatty
Robert Joseph Corder
Mary Elizabeth Daniell
Joseph Kenneth Dougherty
George Wright Doyle
Alexander Baron Holmes, IV
Katherine Elizabeth Jenner
David Avra Lane
John Richard Leonard, III
Spencer Wyatt McCaliie
Charles William McFadden, V
James Bullard Meade
John Calvin Morrison, Jr.
Lauritz William Olson
John Atlas Phillips
John Daniel Shelburne
Richard Alfred Sperling
David Mitchell Swanson
Spencer Felton Tinkham
Samuel Augusta Truitt
Roy Steven Turner
Seniors
Robert Traywick Allen, III
Carven Dwight Angel
Marie Land Avery
Rosa Long Beckwith
Robert Augustus Buchanan, Jr.
Thomas Jefferson Byrum, Jr.
James William Clark, Jr.
Janice Elaine Cutler
Victor Wayne Daniel
Wallace Lee Daniel, Jr.
Dorothy Miller Davis
Joel Flood Drinkard, Jr.
Alton Paul Eason
Jane Engle
Beth Louise Fineberg
Earl Williamson Good
Cleon Walton Goodwin, Jr.
Anne Walker Gore
RufusMcPhail Herring, Jr.
Vicky Jane Hodges
Phyllis Harris Jack
William Delmar Jenkins, Jr.
Dale A. C. Keyser
Marian Kimmerer
Victoria Hallie King
Jerry Allen Little
Colin Kim Loftin
Daniel Irwin Maclntyre, IV
Park McGinty
Brooke Hamilton McKomy
Michael David McLaurin
Edward Stephens Martin
John McRae Medlin
Edward Frederick Messina
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Jessatha MacFarland Mills
Bonnie Glenn Harper Mitchell
Sandra Levoy Morgan
George Curtis Petree, Jr.
Margaret Anne Pierce
Peter Ross Range
Vernon Joseph Robinson
Barbara Lee Samuel
Richard Berton Sargent
Thomas Fletcher Scott, Jr.
Ann Layton Skelly
Robert Blonton Stafford
Gray Temple, Jr.
Richard Stockton Trenbath
Anina Tribble
Sara Anne Trott
Henry Wilson Tysinger, III
Heathcote Wales
Francis Marion Welsh, III
Russell Everett Williams, Jr.
Mitzi Jean Yount
MEMBERS INITIATED
DECEMBER 7, 1965
Vivian Priscilla Bercik Adams
Henry Belden Aldridge
Ac Ann McGalliard Brunson
Richard Lilton Bryson
Thomas Milton Byrd
Lelia Thomas Clinard
Vance Darron, Jr.
Walter Raleigh Graham, Jr.
James Charles Gray
Robert Edward Huff
Pamela Susan Johnston
Richard Elliott Jones
Glenn Aubrey Lancaster, Jr.
Nancy Irene Lee
Herbert Leroy Left
Richard A. Levin
William Murray Linker, III
Allen Pierce McDonald
Susan Bartee Mclntyre
Quincy Albert McNeil, Jr.
Patricia Evelyn Miller
Andrew Marshall Murphy
Dennis Wayne Organ
Sloane Waller Payne, Jr.
Susan Price Powell
William Pressly Robinson
Herbert Evans Siskron, Jr.
Shirley Ann Wolfe (Smith)
Kay Phillips Williams
Ritchie Devon Watson, Jr.
Paul David Wellstone
Hugh McCall Wilson
HONORARY
William Clyde Friday
TWO HUNDRED THIRTY-TWO
PHI ETA SIGITlfi
Phi Eta Sigma, the freshman honorary fraternity, was founded at the University of Illinois March 22,
1923, and at the present time has 1 25 chapters. Our chapter was established in 1947.
OFFICERS
JONATHAN CARL GIBSON President
WILLIAM PROPST MILLER Vice President
FRANKLIN TAYLOR BRANCH Secretary
THOMAS EDWARD CARPENTER Treasurer
DAVID HARRIS KIEL Historian
DR. DAVID T. LANKIN Faculty Adviser
HONORARY MEMBERS
MICHAEL ARENDELL HILL, JR. CECIL SLATON JOHNSON ERNEST LLOYD MACKIE
CORYDON PERRY SPRUILL CLAIBORNE STRIBLING JONES
MEMBERS INITIATED
MARCH 31, 1965
Stephen Vaughn Bolcom
John Under Barber
Berlin Francis Barham, Jr.
Charles Killian Barwick
Franklin Taylor Branch
John Michael Brown
Llewellyn Gartrelle Brown
William Howard Bullock
Dudley Joe Burton
Michael Evan Byrd
Thomas Edward Carpenter
Ronald Nelson Casey
Michael Wescott Corkran
Daniel Thomas Cox
Charles Herman Cranford
Reed Ligon Cunningham
Nathan Edward Davis
Jacob Leonard Dickens, Jr.
David Arthur Dodd
Francis Marion Faulkner
Robert Bradham Felder
William Allan Findlay
James David Garrison
Fredric Michael Gerard
Jonathan Carl Gibson
Frank Elliott Goldberg
Ralph Ronald Grosswald
Craig Winston Harrington, Jr.
Hubert Benbury Haywood
James Michael Hines
Steven Alan Hockfield
Richard Thurston Holderness
Bruce Bryan Hughes
George Thompson Hutton
Frederic Tony Jaffee
Michael Wayne Johnson
Frank Allen Jones, Jr.
David Harris Kiel
Lawrence Evans Lackey, Jr.
Ralph Brooks Levering
William Jennings Lewis
William Everett Long
Thomas Jack Manley
John Thomas Manning, Jr.
David Darrah McFadden
Donald Martin McPhaul
William Propst Miller
William M. Mitchell, Jr.
Edward Michael O'Keefe
Ernest Norwood Petteway, Jr.
Petrie Morrison Rainey
Haywood Forney Rankin
Claude Mark Reed
William Lee Rogers
Logan Everett Sawyer, Jr.
William Lee Schlosser
Barry Howard Schwartz
Joel Stewart Simpson
Haywood Clark Smith, Jr.
Jack Johnson Spalding, IV
Michael William Taylor
Carl Franklin Thompson, Jr.
Francis Rogers Toms, Jr.
William MacNider Trott
Michael James Varn
John Nelson Wall
Howard Pearson West
Robert Emmett Winton
John William Yates, II
William Walter Zambelli
TWO HUNDRED THIRTY-THREE
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WILLIAM ALBERT GRAHAM, JR Delegata
JOSEPH FRANKLIN MARTIN .
LAWRENCE ALBERT EHRHART,
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. . Exchequer
JAMES BULLARD MEADE .... Vice-Exchequer
SIR KNIGHTS
Donald Wayne Carson
Paul Dickson, III
Lawrence Albert Ehrhart, III
Britton Lawrence Gordon, Jr.
William Albert Graham, Jr.
John Matney Harmon
Joseph Franklin Martin
Armistead Jones Maupin, Jr.
Spencer Wyatt McCallie
Allen Pierce McDonald
James Bullard Meade
James Allen Medford
Dennis Theodore O'Toole
Albert Parish Pepper, Jr.
John Daniel Shelburne
Penn Rodion Szittya
William Neil Thomas
Don Thomas Wilson
Robert Owen Wilson
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252 TOM "RED-BELLIED BUSHBIRD" BROYHILL
256 SHIRLEY "SHIVERING PEABIRD" PATTERSON
281 JACK "SLATY-BACKED LAPWING" EMORY
Major Bird
Minor Bird
Money Bird
MEMBERS
275 Randy "Whooping Bananaquit" Bennett
276 Erskine "High-leaping Roadrunner" Bowles
277 Terrell "Broad-billed Bee Eater" Boyle
278 Kathy "Olive-sided Seed Snipe" Cannon
279 Bubba "Babbling Bustard Bird" Doggerell
280 John "Whale-headed Bulbill" Dwight
282 Susie "Spot-breasted Stilt" Gebhardt
283 Pam "Rockhopping Harpy" Hooper
284 Julia "White-flanked Ibis" Jordon
285 Sammy "Ocellated Surf Scoter" Kellett
268 Buddy "Mumbling Magpie" Lawrence
287 Scottie "Silver-eared Stomping Skua" Liipfert
288 Mary "Buffleheaded Sugarbird" Lowe
289 Frank "Noisy Billed Friarbird" Martin
290 Jeff "Great Bodied Snakebird" Parker
291 Mikey "Raving Notnot" Rettew
292 Patricia "Black-spotted Antpipit" Rumley
293 Jean "Swift-serving Stonechat" Sims
294 Harvey "Rough-winged Butcherbird" Stanley
295 John "Semipalmated Trumpeter" Trull
259 Bill "Bull-headed Plover" Upchurch
296 George "Cackling Caracara" Wainwright
297 Martha "Mighty-footed Weka" Weeks
298 Charles "Plush-capped Hammerhead" Wilkins
299 Ed "Vinous-throated Rufous" Williams
124 Katherine "Chickadee" Carmichael
125 Frances "Fantai I" Hogan
127 Charles "Catbird" Bernard
129 Doug "Dodo" Sessoms
130 J. P. "Hummingbird" Harland
146 George "Morning Dove" Daniels
147 Jessie "Junco" Rehder
HONORARIES
233 Douglas "Albagross" Eyre
234 James "Floating Fowl" Godfrey
235 Spero "Moon-fronted Jug Swallow" Dorton
238 George "Skung-headed Blackbird" Barclay
239 Arthur "Jailbird" Beaumont
240 Hugh "Bushy-eye Limpkin" Lef ler
TWO HUNDRED THIRTY-FIVE
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OFFICERS 1964-65
Philip Augustine Baddour, Jr.
Edward Stephens Martin
Heathcote Woolsey Wales
Roger William Smith
ARGONAUTS INDUCTED
MARCH 29, 1965
724 James Roy Fullwood
725 Joseph Curtis Sloane
726 William Geremain Hancock
727 Gray Temple
728 Charles Batcheller Neely, Jr.
729 Willis Howard Williams
730 Ralph Henderson Scott
731 ParkMcGinty
732 James William Clark, Jr.
733 Kenneth Henderson Willard
734 Joseph Franklin Martin
735 James Hodson Clotfelter, Jr.
736 William Monroe Geer
737 Albert Lee Sneed, Jr.
738 Vance Barron, Jr.
739 Russell Timothy Oliver
740 John Daniel Shelvurne
741 Malvern Francis King, Jr.
742 Michael Henry Chanin
743 Paul Dickson, III
STUDENT ARGONAUTS
662 Henry Newton Patterson, Jr
706 William Arthur Hays
71 1/P"hilip Augustine Baddfi<Jr, Jry
714 Roger William Smityr
724 James Roy Fullwoo^r:
Joseph Franklin Martin
John Daniel Shelburne
Malvern Francis King
Paul Dickson/Hl
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Jward Teague
1ph Rankin
Burton House
|Jst Lloyd Mackie
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Burton Linker
idrydon Perry Spruill
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Frederick Henry Weaver
Alfred Guy Ivey
Ernest Craige
James Evans Davis
John Franklin Lynch, Jr.
William Melvin Shuford
Isaac Montrose Taylor
James Frederick Newsome
Hugh Talmadge Lefler
Harry Kitson Russell
William West Taylor
Frank William Hanft
William Clyde Friday
John Alvin Kirkland
Robert Allison Fetzer
Walter Reese Berryhill
Roy Walston Holsten
John Lassiter Sanders
Henry Parker Brandis
John Martin Schnorrenberg
Julian Dewey Mason
Dudley Dewitt Carroll
Thomas Antony Ressuto, Jr.
Kenneth Lowing Pengar
William Woodard McLendon
Henry Hursell Dearman
Preston Herchel Epps
Foster Fitz-Simons
Louis Round Wilson
Wilton Elman Mason, Jr.
William Brantley Aycock
Bernard Henry Boyd
Sturgis Elleno Leavitt
Nathan Anthony Womack
George Vanderbeck Taylor
Kenneth Merle Brinkhous
Frederick Guillermo Gil
Joseph Summers Floyd, Jr.
Samuel Smythe Hill, Jr.
Joseph Curtis Sloane
William Monroe Geer
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Elizabeth Penfield Scovil
Myrtle Kathleen Cauble
Myrtle Kathleen Cauble
Diana Gayle Foote
Martha Zink Gibson
Madeline Dell Gray
Susan Gertrude Gretz
Sue Stalvey Guerry
Sara Anne Trott
Betsy C. Williams
Sylvia Shields
Jane Engle
Jean Hampton Dillon
OFFICERS
President Madaline Dell Grey
Vice-President
Martha Zink Gibson
Secretary
Treasurer
MEMBERS 1965-1966
Mary Susan Kirk
Miriam Rose Lane
Helen Leith
Eunice Howze Milton
Sharon Marie O'Donnell
Elizabeth Penfield Scovil
ALUMNAE AND HONORARIES
Roxanne B. Kalb
Mary John Cobb
Jane Baldwin Dallen
Nancy Gayle Raulerson
Elizabeth Louise Menefee
Elizabeth Anderson Taylor
Mary Gray Teague
Sylia Anne Wall
Camilla Hays Walters
David Kathryn Wilborne
John Dee Woodworth
Martha Nietold Johnson
Hatice Uskup
Suzanne Micaud
Mrs. Sara Jo Manning
Mrs. Paul F. Sharp
TWO HUNDRED THIRTY-SEVEN
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Michael Charles Krug, High Priest
Michael John Gaines
D. Robert Enton
Gary Robert Gross
Richard Reed Rosen, II
I. Robert Helbein
Steven Morehead Kaplan
Richard Fowler Gins
Richard Scoot Savitt
Myron Leonard Slutsky
Charles Hagerman Goldman
Barry Ashley Zaslav
Lawrence Thurston Heller, II
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Louis Davidson Legum
Martin Greer Friedland
Aaron Mason Levy
Michael Geoffrey Zaslav
Richard Baxter Weiner
Hilton Drummond Goldman
Stephen Marc Beyer
Michael Phillip Jagger
Paul Lyle Glasser
Jack Henderson Hanchrow
Paul Leon Chused
Peter Lawrence Heymann
Zachery Richard Winston, Poppii
OFFICERS
ADOLPHUS DREWRY FRAZIER, JR Praeceps
WILLIAM HAROLD ROBINSON Vice-Praeceps
JAMES CLINTON PENDER Notarius
PETER DAVID WILLIAMS Quaestor
PRAETORS — SPRING 1965
Albert Gordon Appell
Ronald Charles Aycock
Phillip Augustine Baddour, Jr.
James Clark Brewer
Edward R. Burt
Donald Wayne Carson
Larry Harold Coleman
Issac Alan Craig
Perino Marcellin Dearing, Jr.
Paul Dickson, III
Gerald Alan Droze
James Ray Fullwood
William Arthur Hays, Jr.
Samuel Pancoast Hunt, II
Robert Carl Hunter
John Carter Ingram
Charles F. Longino
Kenneth Byron McCoy
Robert Michael Payton
Paul Gregory Russell
Albert Parrish Pepper
London Earl Shuff
Robert Worthington Spearman
Walter Warren Tuthill
In Memoriam
Roger A. Davis
CHARTER MEMBERS
Wesley Neil Bass Edward N. Ha I ford
Robert Wilson Carter William E. Houser
Charles Dunn Thomas N. Walters
HONORARY MEMBERS
William Brantley Aycock
Arthur James Beaumont
John S. Bennett
James Cansler
Donald Atlas Furtado
Charles Henderson, Jr.
Robert B. House
James C. Wadsworth
Frederick Henry Weaver
Robert White Linker
William Graves Long
James Parker
Walter Rabb
Paul F. Sharp
Fred Shroeder
Paul Sturdivant
James C. Wallace
TWO HUNDRED THIRTY-NINE
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OFFICERS
ARMISTEAD JONES MAUPIN, JR. . .
JOSEPH FRANKLIN MARTIN
ELLIN BEATTIE ALLEN
Vice-President
Secretary-Treasurer
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
THE OFFICERS
AND
MYRTLE KATHLEEN CAUBLE
BRITTON LAWRENCE GORDON, JR.
WILLIAM NEIL THOMAS
William Donald Carmichael
William Robert Coulter
Jesse Henry Dedmond
Peter Harry Gerns
CHARTER MEMBERS
Samuel Hisch Willia
Charles Louis Jonhston, Jr. Basil L
Allard Kenneth Lowenstein Donah
William Ernest Mackie
Basil LamarSherrill
Donald Gray Shropshire
Leonard Adolph Szafaryn
Dr. Samuel Thomas Emory
Dr. Ernest Lloyd Mackie
Dr. William Smith Wells
Henty Belden Aldrige
Ellen Beattie Allen
Leslie Wilmer Bailey, Jr.
Thomas Eugene Barrier
Everett I ra Baucom
Milton Vaughn Bauguess
Myrtie Moon Bilbro
Hugh Allen Blackwell
Alice Murdoch Brown
Diana Wellons Butner
Helen Manly Butt
Myrtle Kathleen Cauble
Larry Harold Coleman
Michael Henry Chanin
Donald Wayne Carson
William Terrell Campbell
Stanley William Terrell Campbell
Jefferson Bryan Davis, Jr.
William Elmo Davis
Stephen Neal Dennis
Jean Hampton Dillin
INITIATES OF SPRING 1965
Charles Edwards Downton, III
Adolphus Drewry Frazier
Lawrence Albert Ehrhart
John Daniel Froneberger
Britton Lawrence Gordon, Jr.
Judith Pierrepont Grape, Jr.
William Geremain Hancock
Bayard Easter Harris
Charles Roberson Hassell, Jr.
Samuel Pancoast Hunt, III
Neal Andrews Jackson
Victoria Hallie King
Richard Fredick Kramer
Mary Linda Lewis
Frances Lichtenfels
James Woodson Light
James David Little
William Wilson Lowrance, Jr.
John Malcolm MacNicholas
Arthur Dwight Mai I let
Kenneth Lee Mann
Edward Stephens Martin
Armistead Jones Maupin, Jr.
Spencer Wyatt McCallie
James Bullard Meade
Elizabeth Louise Menefee
Edwin Brownrigg Borden Parker
Geoff ry Van Buskirk Parker
Robert Michael Payton
Albert Parrish Pepper, Jr.
Carolyn Louise Plott
Nancy Gayle Ravlerson
James CI if ford Riley
David Lawrence Robbins
John Daniel Shelburne
Faryl Evan Sims
Ellen Joan Solomon
Sharon Stanley
William Neil Thomas
Richard Stockton Trenbath
Helen June Troy
Warren W. Williams, Jr.
PHI ALPHA THETA
Phi Alpha Theta is a national honoray society whose purpose is to honor excellence in history. It was
founded at the University of Arkansas on March 14, 1 921 , and Delta Pi Chapter at U.N.C. was founded
in 1952.
OFFICERS
CHARLES WILLIAM McFADDEN, IV
EVA LEE BLAINE
JOHN LIGHTFOOT LEE
DR. HERBERT L. BODMAN
President
Secretary
Treasurer
Faculty Advisor
MEMBERS INITIATED
William Preston Aycock, II
John Andrew Britton
Larry Gipson Crumpler
Elbert Edwin Edwards
Jerry Jordon Ellis
Frank Hall
Sharon Elaine Hardy
John Matney Harmon
Gerald Garant Hodges
Alexander Baron Holmes, IV
Sandra Sue Horton
William Sidney Hoyle
Harry Trent Hutcheson
John A. Hutcheson, Jr.
Harold Martin Lancaster
DECEMBER 11, 1964
Miriam Lane
Elton Ray Lanier
Charles Deems Lefler
John Calvin Morrison
William A. Neustadt
Priscilla White Patterson
John Daniel Shelburne
Margaret Patricica Shewmaker
Alexa Jane Smith
Michael Brooks Terry
Sara Ann Trott
Ray Steven Turner
David Katherine Elizabeth Wilborn
Hubert Kendall Wooten
TWO HUNDRED FORTY-ONE
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OFFICERS
NEILL H. MUSSELWHITE President
TERRY W. HEATHERINGTON Vice President
LOUIS P. BELL, JR Secretary-Treasurer
FACULTY
J. L. Brannon
E. A. Brecht
M. A. Chambers
Shu-Sing Cheng
G. H. Cocolas
A. W. Jowdy
Claude Piantadosi
James K. Lim
F. T. Semeniuk
H. O. Thompson
J. K.Wier
UNDERGRADUATES
Louis Pershing Bell, Jr.
Margaret Clayton Gebhardt
Terry Walter Heatherington
Thomas Theophilis Lilly
Neill Hector Musselwhite, III
Nellie Elizabeth Paterson
Allan Warren Solter
TWO HUNDRED FORTY-TWO
SIGITIfi THETfl TflU
Sigma Theta Tau is the national honor society for nurses. Alpha Alpha Chapter
was founded at the University of North Carolina in 1962. The purpose of the
society is to promote high professional standards and individual development
and to advance the profession of nursing. Members are honored for their supe-
rior scholarship, leadership qualities, and capacity for personal growth.
OFFICERS
JO ANN PAIGE President
STELLA GILMORE Vice President
FRANCES ROSS President-Elect
LUCY FORT Corresponding Secretary
KAREN GUNDERSON Recording Secretary
CLAUDIA BARNES Treasurer
MARTHA ZINK GIBSON Archivist
COUNSELORS
DR. ELOISE LEWIS
SALLY NICHOLSON
STUDENT MEMBERS
llene Kay Allen
Claudia Barnes
Judith Bartlett
Mary Margaret Bowsher
Marie Phillips Cloney
Rhonda T. Cozart
Lyle Marie Fisher
Martha Zink Gibson
Stella Gilmore
Karen Gunderson
Rebecca Holland
Ann Barbee Houston
Elizabeth Fay McNaull
Frances J. Thomas
Elaine Morrison Whitehurst
Carolyn Williams
FACULTY MEMBERS
Deanna Cross
Martha Clyde Davis
Lucy Fort
Beverly Fussell
Nancy Gi Mi land
Virginia Hargett
Linda Hudson
Dr. Elizabeth Kemble
Dr. Eloise Lewis
Doris Lister
Margaret Moore
Sally Nicholson
Faye Pickard
Betty West
ASSOCIATE MEMBERS
Elizabeth Scott Carrington
Mary V. Cheek
Margaret B. Dolan
Dr. Margaret Shetland
Carrie M. Spurgeon
TWO HUNDRED FORTY-THREE
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802 GEORGE TYSSEN BUTLER
800 JOSEPH FRANKLIN MARTIN
798 BERNARD COLEMAN BALDWIN, II
801 WILLIAM BURWELL HARRISON
811 NELSON SCHWAB, III
331 Thomas Felix Hickerson
343 Dudley DeWitt Carroll
365 George Watts Hill
385 Robert Ervin Coker
439 James Penrose Harland
442 Robert Burton House
490 Fletcher Melvin Green
492 Charles Milton Shaffer
540 Ernest Craige
546 Harry Kitsun Russell
582 Isaac Montrose Taylor
634 Lyman Atkinson Cotten
650 Roy Walter Holsten
662 Sydenham Benoni Alexander
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664 Henry Wilkins Lewis
665 Robert Boyd Lindsay
678 Herbert Ralph Baer
679 George Dail Penick
714 George Mills Harper
751 William Brantley Aycock
763 Hugh Talmage Lef ler
786 James Benton Hickey
797 George Linderman Wainwright
803 Charles Mercer Reeves, 1 1 1
814 Thomas Skinner White, III
815 Stephen B. Baxter
816 Peter F. Walker
CHARLES WILKINS
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OFFICERS
DIANE WEBB
PANDORA
ADA LEE BURNIE
BACCHUS
MEMBERS
Ada Lee Burnie
Mary Lowe
Cathy Cannon
Bill Parham
Tommy Crudup
Jeff Parker
Margaret Eason
Martha Powell
Jack Emory
Lucy Grasty
Neal Harrell
Gaye Harris
Bonnie Horner
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Susan Russel
Harvey Stanley
George Wainwright
Diane Webb
Charles Wilkins
THE AITIPHOTEROTHEn SOCIETY
IN RECOGNITION OF ORATORICAL EXCELLENCE
ROBERT STONE POWELL, JR.
ARMISTEAD JONES MAUPIN, JR.
Donald Wayne Carson
Jane Baldwin Dallen
Paul Dickson, III
George Wright Doyle
William Albert Graham
John Everett Greenbacker, Jr.
William Geremain Hancock, Jr.
Neal Andrew Jackson
Isaac Baxter Linney
James David Little
Janus
Recorder
Eric Van Loon
Armistead Jones Maupin, Jr.
Christopher Allen Parsons
Albert Parrish Pepper, Jr.
Robert Stone Powell, Jr.
Albert Lee Sneed, Jr.
Heathcote Woolsey Wales
Donald Thomas Wilson
Robert Owen Wilson
THE ORDER OF THE OLD LREElPSHflDES
OFFICERS
Head Bulb NANCY HURST
Spotlight ANN SMITH
Volt SUSAN ROSCHY
Watt LIBBY WAITE
Current MARTHA HENDRIX
Switch NEWELL OAKLEY
BARBARA LOREK
HONORARIES
Mrs. Mabel Brittain
Mrs. Gerald Lynch
Miss Sue Ross
Miss Daryl Farrington
Miss Mary Greenwood
Miss Clyde Hogsed
Dr. Bernard Boyd
Dr. Charles E. Edge
Mrs. Emily O'Neil
Dr. Eloise Lewis
MEMBERS
Barbar Whyte
Sally Shipman
Buff Cox
Penny Scovil
Leith Merrow
Betsy Taylor
Pat St. John
Sue Bennett
Muff Gibson
Ginger McDavid
Mary Haverstock
Maureen Shannon
Jean Leibold
Linda Harrison
Betsy Stof ford
Mary Linda Lewis
Jan Fox
Nancy Herter
Nancy Grubb
Ellen Seawell
Jean Marshall
Annie Leonard
Karen Gunderson
Susan Moore
Liz Critcher
Charlotte Beavers
Margaret Colison
Anita Anderson
Ann Willis
June Blalock
Chris Marti
Sarah Lovitt
Judy Howeton
Hean Holton
Mary Carol Dunn
TWO HUNDRED FORTY-SIX
RESIBERCE HHLLS
TWO HUNDRED FORTY-SEVEN
BRTTLE
VflnCE
PETTIGREW
John Stewart, Secretary-Treasurer; Jack Cook, President; Ma
Henderson, Vice President.
Battle-Vance-Pettigrew: a brown English castle
guarding the northwest corner of the campus.
Our ivy-hugged battlements, our gaping gar-
goyles, our Wizard of ID, Silent Sam, keep con-
stant vigil over Davis Quad and Franklin Street.
Protectors of Harry's, benefactors of the Dairy
Bar, the not-so-white Knights of BVP rule this
neck of the woods. No matter if our fortress isn't
large. Small but tough, that's BVP.
TWO HUNDRED FORTY-EIGHT
om Manly, President; Moc Talmadge, Treasurer; Allen Shepard, Speaker of Senate; Joey
iken. Social Vice President.
EHRinGHRUS
Money is no object, points don't count, this year
we're just going to have fun. So fun it is, and
fun costs money: beer blasts, combos, Seduc-
tives, Nomads, Rocking Riffs, and cheese sand-
wich receptions. Colored lights, combos and
parties . . . watch the go-go girls ... go Hodges
and Elizabeth, and mixers will be served. We
are the greatest, so naturally we won the Home-
coming display with bulldog-hotdogs. It was six
days' work, work achin' work.
On the serious side: racial and religious re-
striction dropped from Senate . . . New resi-
dence college bureaucratic system completed in
January, now we gain other south campus petty
bureaucrats . . . Midnight signals our official
name change, fifth floor in-crowd plus new
members continue to run the Haus . . . "Gosh,
you guys, I feel awful about not being able to
help, but you see, I have this class . . . STUD
continues under new editor — after pork barrel-
ing clean up . . . Hail STUD, long may you wave
over the home of the fools and place of the
brave . . . slumber parties at Capris Homecom-
ing . . . Big Maron? . . . Mause House? . . . foot-
ball team surrenders. We will always lead the
pack . . . Ehringhaus lives on . . . upward from
the lair.
"Honeybun" wows 'em
TWO HUNDRED FORTY-NINE
GRIfTIES
Rodney Goodman
President
Jim Coxe, Secretary-Treasurer; Rodney Goodman, President,
George White, Social Chairman.
TWO HUNDRED FIFTY
JOYflER
All right, Kramer, what'd you do?
Joyner student takes off disguise
TWO HUNDRED FIFTY-ONE
nrmnGum
No, fellows, we took the trophy picture last week
B.D.D.O.C. Best Damn Dorm on Campus is a
phrase that every residence hall, from the ratti-
est to the most monolithic, likes to use. It sup-
posedly conjures up visions of a super-cool,
ultra-intelligent, exceedingly athletic race of
dorm-mates. To this exaggerated "James Bond-
ism," we say: "Sure, guys, sure . .
Mangum Mugs (catchy, isn't it?) are just a
bunch of regular fellas . . . like Wild Bill Elliott,
mad-masher M.R.C., intramural ramrod, re-
spected for his authoritative decisions (his size
helps) . . . like Andy Holland, "El Presidente,"
always ready to offer his views for fun or profit,
depending on which is the most expedient at
the time . . . like Stump Beck and his Witty
social commentaries on Yankees (and anything
else that comes to mind) . . . like Joe Dunn,
whose being born late is no excuse . . .
Mangumites might be prone to give honorary
membership in the dorm to the German poet,
Goethe, for his apt dictum: "A mystic bond of
brotherhood makes all men one." But, we of
Mangum have a saying of our own: "Look out,
brother dorms, the Mugs are coming!"
TWO HUNDRED FIFTY-TWO
nrmnLY
Manly began the academic year with a big bang ... a fire-
cracker out of a first floor window . . . this type of action did
not continue, however, as the new regime closed in. Quiet pre-
vailed everywhere. Of course everyone had his own brand of
fun if sometimes his "methods" had to be called down . . .
W. G. spoke out on the harmful effects of an education . . .
J. E. L. and M. L. R. furthered the P. E. program by giving
lessons in the parachuting and free fall . . . Rozier, despite
"The Fugitive" and "Amos Burke," began to study (the only
Riverrat ever kept in the South Wing of the Hospital over two
days) . . . Snuffy Smith is drinking more now and enjoying it
less ... 106 retains the "Black Belt" for their Magnificent
"mat-action" . . . White is in love again . . . second floor grows
"little Tiny Hairs" on its faces and obtains permits to perform
in Y-Court . . . the Plague of Triple-Bunkism was wiped out by
the dirty, toilet-paper throwing Administration, and the dorm
inhabitants forced to walk on bed-to-bed floors ... 107 takes
"Wild Wall" award hands down.
Fairness would be nil and life would be no more than a
vicious circle of hog-callers if we didn't bestow the spotlight
on some of the famous names which have brought warmth to
our hearts and fire to our dorm . . . Withrow the Traveller,
Cliffie Swann, "Stewball," "Army Boots" Carden, and the in-
famous "Bug," not to mention "Dung-Tongue."
RATS WILL LIVE FOREVER!!!
Lewis Hooper, Vice President; Joe Hackney, MRC; Sterling Ruth,
Secretary-Treasurer.
TWO HUNDRED FIFTY-THREE
CRRIGE
"(TlflVERICK HOUSE"
THE WINNING EVENTS: the Victory Gong; the "Beat
Dook" float; Maurice Williams and the Zodiacs; beer
busts; our Gymkhana; Martha P. Vineyard lectures; the
D.O.M.; 3 Mavericks and a Maverick Maid capture
N.S.A.; our raid on Wake; Fall Froliks; our push to
Dook; Founders Award from the National Heart Asso-
ciation; Mary King, ourC.U. and Homecoming Queen;
reception for National Debators; M.H. cops all three
top M.R.C. residence hall trophies; HOW SWEET IT
IS!!.. ."Number 1 ." . . .
THE WINNING PEOPLE: Eddie's water bomb; We
love you, Mary!; the way they legislate makes us regur-
gitate; the DOM. P.; Patti scores in the Miss N. C. con-
test; Happy Birthday, Otto!; . . . and by the way, who was
under the hay that night?; Mavericks subdue Wake
Forest; the big heist from 412 Schroeder Swamp;
Cheesesteaks at the Pines and Cheese cake at the Tri-
Delts; from the mouth of our President through both
feet: "And we really hated to make this decision . . .";
House Parents Mansfield and Beaumont; Wiley
a-Go-Go; . . .YEA!!!!!
PATSY PUCKETT
Miss Mississippi — 1965
TWO-HUNDRED FIFTY-FOUR
CLEM, Prime Minister; McMAHAN, President; REICH, Vice President; FERGUSON, WOOD, HEIDT,
FOX, WILLIAMS, ALLARD, CROCKER, JACKSON, SKINNER, FARRIS, HODGES, KIRBY.
7aA A lA .* yP%
TWO HUNDRED FIFTY-FIVE
Phyllis Kesler, Ann Smith, Pot St. John, Robin Godett, Nancy Herter
nURSES DORm
8 o'clock classes . . . wards . . . clinics . . . after-
noon labs . . . cadavres . . . gross anatomy . . .
hospital food . . . shorts and raincoats . . . curl-
ers . . . closed study? . . . signing in and out . . .
campusment . . .
The nurses' dorm is the leading girls dorm on
campus this year. It has already won the prize
for the best homecoming display, and it is the
only girls dorm to be represented in the YACK.
Although the girls in the nurses' dorm are hid-
den away from the rest of the campus, several
of our girls hold very important offices. Leith
Merrow is on the Women's Council; Penny Sco-
vil. Women's Residence Council; and Jerri
Moser, Carolina Women's Council. Living in
our dorm besides nurses, are girls studying
physical therapy, pharmacy, dentistry, medical
technology, and many general college students.
But where's the booze?
Nurses engage in hot game of strip poker
TWO HUNDRED FIFTY-SIX
RUFFin
NORMAN LEAFE
President
Fraternity spirit . . . Blue Ribbon dorm
. . . Carolina Gentlemen one and all . . .
"friendly competition with Mangum . . .
All night bridge sessions ... an intel-
lectual atmosphere (.1 to 4.0) . . .
MRC's with their hands full . . . the
smell of booze on the fourth floor . . .
the smell of popcorn on the first . . . the
Beach Party at O.D. . . . Ruffin over
Spencer in tag football engagement . . .
"broad" minded men . . . weenie roast
with gals from Spencer . . . the weekend
migrations to W.C. . . . the order of the
wall . . . Playboy wallpaper . . . getting
burned in the showers . . . shaving
cream in your shoes . . . "the best
around" in intramural competition . . .
the campus snowman ... a new look for
the social room . . . Sportie and Eric . . .
a farewell to Barnes.
Advisors "par excellence," i.e., Den-
mother Dave, Worthless, and Hinsey
. . . Bang up intramural program under
Markland and Crenshaw . . . Norm,
Tom, John, and Roberts — Progressive
leadership.
School spirit . . . athletic prowess . . .
diligent study . . . all-out participation
. . . long-lasting friendships ... a fine
group of young men in the spirit and
tradition of Ruffin . . .
JOHN LAWRENCE, Secretary; NORMAN LEAFE, President;
TOM BROWN, Vice President.
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RICHARD URGUHART, Treasurer; JOHN 5URRATT, Secretary; TIM HAITHCOCK, Governor
mOREHEAD
COLLEGE
Morehead Residence College,
composed of Aycock, Stacy,
Graham, Lewis, and Everett was
established last spring as an
effort to further a sense of unity
and spirit in our residence halls,
to help cope with the "identity
crisis" of a growing university.
Through combo parties, mixers,
speakers, the Morehead Mes-
senger, and our own local gov-
ernment, the college hopes to
make the life of each man more
enjoyable and rewarding while
a student at Carolina.
Morehead College govern-
ment has worked hard to im-
prove the social life of the
Morehead man, holding fre-
quent parties each semester.
Through the welcome efforts of
the Men's Residence Council,
there is a social room open to
all couples in the basement of
Graham. Week - nights, out-
standing faculty members
speak here on such topics as
"the double standard" and
"sex and the college girl."
The Homecoming display, c
regular newspaper, the parties,
and a common quiz file are
some of the projects instilling
pride in our college. We are
young and have many ideas
with real potential, but already
Morehead College men have
made outstanding contribu-
tions to intramurals and the
rest of Carolina life, staging the
only decent panty raid on cam-
pus last spring.
TWO HUNDRED FIFTY-EIGHT
RYCOCh
The Year of the Bird at Aycock — The Alcoholic Party
victorious — Goldpits — football team romps, portage
of things to come — Chief Beaumont comes through
again — Co-ed football goes over big — Our Mad Muff
leads us on to grosser . . . err, greater heights — The
Aycock B.T.'s strike — Study room renovated at last!
. . . Sign and newspaper committees best on campus
. . Oh, those beer blasts . . . We love Moding Gunch . . .
Intramurals go over big . . . Our egg rolls really swing
. . . Purity Test . . . We're all DAMNED . . . Where'd all
these Freshmen come from? . . . Coolest bunch of ad-
visors . . . Lawman Pullwood, Stick Williams, and Old,
Old Man . . . 80% attendance at dorm meetings, what
next? . . . TV Gold chosen tube captain . . . Belvin
never retires before 8:30 . . . Hundley's Heroes paint
the dorm red . . . Please Flush the Toilets . . . Robin the
sign painter . . . "Get Bent" . . . Woodall's hairspray
gums up the works . . . "Homeward bound Budd" . . .
"Fook Duck?" "So the place burns down, so what?" . . .
"Everett " . . . For the last time, shut up in the
halls . . . Colored TV set . . . "Dwight Dirksen — UNC
Leg" . . . Not another contest ... "I hate Freshmen"
. . . "Hey look me over . . . ugh" . . . Get them pins,
Resus . . . Kurth, Reuhl, Belvin, Hundley, Hudson,
Buddy D., Job well done ... "I hate Seniors" . . . Noth-
ing like a collapsing bed, eh Tom G.? . . . "Damnit
Byron, don't you know bridge?" . . . "When I was
pitching in the Little League," . . . Burt's in love with
rocks . . . Two touchdowns, Bulldog? . . . Motto, 1 18,
no! ... "I hate Ants!" . . . Shower song . . . who the hell
flushed the toilet? . . . "Pusseycat, pusseycat" . . .
Thanks for the dollar, boys . . . "I'm broke, Lloyd" . . .
The greatest year at Aycock . . . "Girls beware, Boys
beware . . . Fuhng!
BUDDY DIXON, Intramun
HUNDLEY, Extra-Curricul
RUEHL, Secretary-Treasur
Manager; JIM SMITH, President; CARL
r; FRANK KURTH, Vice President; VIC
JIM SMITH, President
TWO HUNDRED FIFTY-NINE
EVERETT
JAMES S. WOMACK
Co-President
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ZACKIE MURPHY, Sweetheart
The sign over the door says EVERETT. The people that dwell therein call it
ROGAH. It is special. What other dorm on campus has had a color TV for a
year (thanks to ex-president, ace con-man Hashimoto Old). What other dorm
has the name of the "dorm-to-beat" down at the intramural office. What other
dorm could go through the political upheaval of four presidents in one year
and still come out second in the best dorm on campus contest.
It is a pity, but ROGAH House has become somewhat of a forgotten dorm
overshadowed by that wealthy palace out in the sticks which doth bestrode the
narrow campus like a colossus. Years ago, before those people ever donned
their blue stetsons and grew their bovine horns, a dirty old building in one
corner of the Lower Quad raised its head and decided to take that creative
giant step in dormitory life — making life in Everett meaningful, productive,
and enjoyable. ROGAH House was born. And things were done, too. Just look
at the record. People like Sam Shapiro and Paul Dickson, and Pete Williams
have led us to moments of glory, and we're proud of it, proud that the spirit
of dorm unity, of belonging, of accomplishing, came first to ROGAH House.
We'll do it reluctantly, but we'll smile patiently and understandingly and let
the newcomers, the johnnie-come-latelys, the gong-beating copycats take the
credit. Being pioneers is a lonely business anyway.
TWO HUNDRED SIXTY
GRRHRITI
Crackers, Bells, and Climbers compile worse
record than Redskins! Hyde leads defense of
wrestling crown as volleyball and basketball
teams break through with aid of new candy and
coke machine in TV room.
Basement scene of notable debates, like
whether to have a Yack page or a beer and
pizza party. Fink runs dorm's card game in
guise of Buddha. Steve Hyde is benefactor with
beer having won everyone's heart (at 3c a
point).
Graham's freshmen shame the veterans with
their relentless studying. Veterans amazed at
refurbished dorm — new tiles over cigarette
burns and cheerful paint job create new, re-
spectable atmosphere. Gone are dorm's biggest
grossers (to ROGAH's relief). New dedicated
academicians are crumbling the hell raising
past. Graham has become a cracker dorm. Big-
gest achievement: new regulator showers.
Easterling good laundry man. Surfer and all
the boys at Graham Dormitory "May the bird
of paradise fly up your nose."
Was there really a game scheduled fo
Dorm sweetheart, a real honey at getting
girls rooms on big weekends, boys good at
bringing spirit(s) to big — and little weekends.
President Jim Sturgess becomes a real Graham
man (pop. 8000). Tom Jarett brings a law book
and a jar head to a tough job. Arthur Hays
another good advisor as is Denny Benton. Hal
Triplett "bridges" gap between fun and study,
providing expert commentary on all TV sports.
Dorm interamurals real sport, as teams do not
support practice makes perfect doctrine.
Long wait till Thanksgiving, longer wait till
Easter. Cannot wait for beach. Graham empties
its three-man rooms in the spring, secure in the
knowledge that they'll begin to study for exams
"tomorrow."
TWO HUNDRED SIXTY-ONE
LEWIS
TWO HUNDRED SIXTY-TWO
STRCY
First Row:
MATTHEW FORSTADT
Vice President
JAMES McCLELLAN
Secretary-Treasurer
ASHLEY THRIFT
Intramural Manager
Second Row:
GENE RECTOR, MRC
RALPH STRICKLAND, MRC
As the new school year started with surprising quiet-
ness, Stacy began determined to improve last year's
third place standing for best-dorm-or-campus.
The upper classmen soon initiated the freshmen into
the "Grand Order of Ye Ole Studs" and all proved the
perennial boast; "A Stacy man is welcome wherever he
goes ... a Stacy man needs no introduction ... a Stacy
man knows what to do, because a Stacy man is a Stud."
TWO HUNDRED SIXTY-THREE
mORRISOn COLLEGE
CHUCK McKIEVER, Lt. Govei
BILL FAISON, Secretary; RICHARD WRIGHT, Ti
Morrison Residence College has started off its first year by
setting the pace for others to follow.
Morrison made the headlines when some of the men of "Big
Mo" raided Maverick House and heisted the victory gong.
Later, the elevator doors in Morrison opened to reveal the gong
hanging from the ceiling, with the words "Morrison No. I, Big
Mo." Byron McCoy, Morrison Governor, presented it to em-
barrassed Maverick officials.
Morrison originated the idea of the campus "a-Go-Go"
parties by opening its fabulous Morrison a-Go-Go Club. Over
five hundred couples visited the club during homecoming week-
end to dance to the music of the Castaways, Embers, and
Seductives and watch the "Go-Go" girls. At the Homecoming
a-Go-Go, William G. Long was presented with a plaque naming
him Honorary Housefather of Morrison College for 1965-66.
In addition, Miss Anita Wilkinson was crowned Miss Morrison
College. Our governor played Go-Go-boy by dancing on stage
with one of the girls.
The men of "Big Mo" will long remember Schroeder Swamp,
the beer blasts, and our own special theme song sung by the
Morrison Balcony Chorus:
"Our dorm's bigger than your dorm,
Our dorm's bigger than yours."
TWO HUNDRED SIXTY-FOUR
HOUSE "R"
Zenz, Don Essom, Jack Jackson
BRRnson
We of B-floor of Morrison College have chosen to call our new
home Branson House in honor of Kenan Professor Eugene C.
Branson, who came to U. N. C. in 1914. Dedicated to the better-
ment of rural, social, and economic conditions, he organized
courses in social economics and social work, and later was
instrumental in the establishment of a School of Public
Welfare.
Under the able leadership of our officers and the watchful
eye of our sweetheart Claire Brinkley, the men of Branson
House are undertaking an ambitious social program — mixers
with Carolina coeds and W. C. girls, Beat Dook float, champion-
ship intramural teams, Go-Go parties, cultural and service
projects — which will be of benefit to the House, Morrison
College, and the University.
CHARLES WOOTEN, Secretary-Treasurer; BILL GATES, Vice President; LANDIS
WHITLEY, President.
TWO HUNDRED SIXTY-FIVE
CRVRLIER
HOUSE
This first year has been very successful for Cavalier
House of Morrison College. Aside from having good of-
ficers, their sweetheart, Nita Wilkinson, was elected
Miss Morrison College. Cavalier House had several
parties, the best of which came after the Homecoming
game. Recently Jim Ogburn assumed the duties of the
ROBIE SMITH, Secretary-T
OGBURN, Vice President.
Presidency when Robert Pittard was forced to leave
school because of Mono. Mixers with Nurses, W. C. and
. . . Sex Bowls with Cobb . . . And if you'll think real hard,
you'll remember the "Sound of Music" from 401. Good
Year for Morrison; great year for Cavalier.
DRRUGHT HOUSE
FRED LIPP, Vice President; JAMES GRAY, Secretary-Treas
urer; JOE EARNHARDT, Senator; ROBERT KAIL, Senator
STUART ROSEN, Senator.
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A new dorm necessitates starting from the bottom in an attempt
to unify the men of each house. "Draught" House has done just
this through mixers, raffles, and beer blasts. It is with hope that
the enthusiasm and spirit acquired through intramurals, ath-
letics, student government, and other extra curricular activi-
ties, by the 1 14 men of the house this year will continue io grow
in the Carolina tradition.
TWO HUNDRED SIXTY-SIX
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HOUSE
DARRELL KING, Intramural Manager; BILL BELL, President; WARD MAILLIARD, Vice
President; BILL LENNON, Secretary-Treasurer; HENRY ALDRIDGE, House Advisor; MIKE
TORRY, House Advisor.
FRLCOn
HOUSE
JIM BLOUNT, Advisor; BILL SHIELDS, Advisor; JIM BATMASIAN,
Vice President; GARY BOGGS, President; DOUG BARBA, Secretary-
Treasurer.
TWO HUNDRED SIXTY-SEVEN
GRIFFITH
HOUSF
TOMMY SPENCER, P
Griffith House of Morrison Residence College began the
year with the election of officers in a flurry of signs,
speeches, and posters, resulting in the election of Thomas
S. Spencer, Pres.; Bill Rowe, V. Pres.; and Bill Faison, Sec.
Andy Griffith House was selected for the house name,
while Judy Brown was chosen as house sweetheart.
School spirit not lacking, the Griffith House gods put up
window letters on the eighth floor of Morrison which
spelled out "Beat the Terps." Then with Homecoming the
whole gang pitched in to make a huge whale for the Morri-
son Homecoming display.
Griffith House residents pile out for cheering
from the eighth floor balcony
HELL
HOUSE
\HELL HOUSE
H-House Senators: Billy Taylor, Bucky Ga
Gary Tomlinson.
JOHN ELLIS, President
JOHN ELLIS, President; STEVE FOGARTY, Secretary
Treasurer; CHUCK POE, Vice President.
TWO HUNDRED SIXTY-EIGHT
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TWO HUNDRED SIXTY-NINE
OLD
ERST
5TEVE TURNER, Secretary; JON ANDERSON, President; JIM POORE, Vice President; MARSHALL
ACEE, Intramural Manager; CHARLES MORGAN, MRC; DON FITZGERALD, MRC; GORDON APPELL,
Headmaster.
During the first administration of George
Washington, on October 12, 1793, the corner-
stone of Old East (originally known as "North
Wing") was laid. It was the first building to be
erected on the campus of any state university
in the United States.
In 1846, Old East was enlarged toward the
north one-half its former length. It was in this
addition that the original cornerstone was
covered up by bricks. The North Carolina Room
of the Library has the original copper plaque
that was attached to this cornerstone. The
plaque was found by an alumnus in a Tennessee
junk pile, after it had been missing for many
years.
During the Civil War, Yankee soldiers were
quartered in historic Old East. In 1924, the
interior was thoroughly renovated, and at the
present time Old East houses ninety-four Caro-
lina Gentlemen.
TWO HUNDRED SEVENTY
DAVE RENDLEMAN, Newspaper Editor; JOHN RONEY, MRC; HARRY BLAIR, Vice President; ROY
ALEXANDER, Secretary-Treasurer.
OLD
WEST
Not since Sherman bedded down his horses in ] 864 has
Old West seen a grubbier crew. This year the guys have
voted negative in every referendum on campus, failed to
elect an MRC candidate who ran unopposed, and extended
a 143-year winning streak in all athletic contests with
Old East.
Old West is divided into three sections: The South Sec-
tion houses the brain trust of hard core rednecks, as evi-
denced by the display of the Confederate Flag and the
playing of Dixie during the FSM Rally last spring; The
Center Section, or Kindergarten, led by Purdy, Williamson,
and the crew, looks like the Huns ran through it and is
more or less considered the low-rent slum district; The
North Section, built in 1 844, is the new wing, and the boys
there are well on their way to being accepted by the old
guard aristocracy.
Operation Match padded the coffers pretty well, however
falling short of the sum needed to buy the summer beach
house in the Bahamas. The Lizzard of the Week award
was captured forever by Everett, Creveling and Fundy for
the stunt on April Fools' Day that fished in a crowd of
sixty. Jessie, the custodian, married during the summer . . .
quality of work deteriorating. Roney and Billie are proud
parents of a son, John Beauregard Roney, III, who has al-
ready been reserved a room in South Section. Rendleman
and Blair, birdmen of Old West, wound up with a retarded,
albino parakeet named Rodan. Curtis continues to gloat
over the World Series; Lane continues to search for the
original sin.
We are sick.
JOE GOODMAN, President
TWO HUNDRED SEVENTY-ONE
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SCOTT
COLLEGE
Scott meets Scott
Scott College officially came of age October 31, 1965,
when North Carolina Lieutenant Governor Robert W. Scott
dedicated the college named in honor of W. Kerr Scott,
former governor and U. S. Senator.
For over a year Scott College, a pilot project in the
residence college system, has charted the way for the other
residence areas on campus. A few Scott "firsts" include:
the first residence college newspaper, the SCOTT JOUR-
NAL; the first college humor magazine, the CHANTI-
CLEER; the first college pixie, Poo-Poo; the first college
Senate; the first college constitution; and the first, the
biggest, and the best college dedication.
With the completion of the ultra-swank social room in
the basement of the Teague "Hilton" at the beginning of
the school year, Scott social life moved into high gear with
combo parties after the home football games. All were
excited about the residence college ideas and the com-
pletion of the social room has kept Scott morale high.
ROBERT HUNTER, Governor; Portrait: W. KERR SCOTT,
former N. C. Governor and U. S. Senator for whom the
college was named; ROBERT W. SCOTT, Lt. Governor of
North Carolina.
Robert Hunter, Mike League, Tom Mimms, j.
Mike Kelly, Darry DelCorro, Bob Farris, Charles Richard
Hope, Dan Funderbuck, Charles Morgan,
TWO HUNDRED SEVENTY-TWO
RVERY
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CHARLES MORGAN, President
Dorm meetings attendance ten . . . beer parties
attendance two hundred . . . hours spent in can-
teen . . . basketball players . . . SEX-BOWL
football game with U.N.C.G. . . . Another soft-
ball championship? . . . Crowds waiting for late
mail . . . Combo parties in P.T.A. social room
. . . R.A.G.O. . . . Scott dedication . . . Mixer
with Spencer . . . Evening debates with Ehring-
haus and Morrison . . . Frequent trips to East-
gate A. B.C. ... 1 69 subscriptions to PLAYBOY
. . . Janitors rearranging the dirt every day . . .
All nighters . . . Guided tours of the arboretum
for girls . . . Nights at the Grill . . . Sunday
morning hangovers . . . QUIET HOURS . . .
Every weekend off with a bang . . . All in all
another typical year at AVERY.
TWO HUNDRED SEVENTY-THREE
BOB FARRIS, President; BILL HUNT, Advisor; RALPH HOBBS, MRC; DARRY DELCORRO,
Secretary; JOHN SPENCER, Treasurer; BUD SULLIVAN, Intramural Manager.
PRRKER
Ecstacy, sweet ecstacy!
THE BEST DAMN DORM ON CAMPUS . . .
leadership from Headmaster, Clark Brewer,
President, Bob Farris; Secretary, Darry Del-
Corro; Treasurer, John Spencer; Social Chair-
men, Frank Norris and John Leonard . . . Best
Homecoming Display Trophy awarded by Park-
erites . . . Unanimous decision . . . Beautiful
bods from isometrics by Butch "Hot Dog"
Watts and Eddie "Spyder Ball" Gaines . . . Jock
activity daily by "Hot Dog" Watts, "Doughnut"
Killiam, "Jim Hickey" Sullivan, "Danny Tal-
bot" Hippity Hopper, "Butterfingers" Altman,
DelCorro "The Great," "Defender" Allan
Hughes, "Spyder Ball" Gaines . . . Parker can-
non for football games . . . "Stud Room" of
Smitty and Wyatt . . . Playboy Mag Office in
the President's room (Bob Farris and John
Leonard) . . . Playboy McNally breaks down
to a lamb . . . Mary, Mary quite contrary, how
does your Gardner Grow . . . adapted Parkerite
McGrath . . . Philanthropists Sam Howe, Bob
Werner, and Robert Long . . . second floor pas-
sion pit . . . Cut the damn radio down, Rick
Elliott and Rich Cline . . . "Super Stud" Steve
Myers . . . Third floor juke box . . . put quarter
in Mike Gabriels' ear and watch him play . . .
Coke party fizzes to suds . . . Falk V. Sweat-
shirt . . . "Boo" Charlie . . . freshmen pledges
becomes slaves to Parker . . . Bacon, Cobb, J. D.,
Henry, Roseman, and others . . . Hobbs plays
MRC and break a leg . . . beauties Dudly, Scott
and McCracken are winked at by Parker "Eye
for Beauty" . . . The Fug eludes justice every
Tuesday at Parker . . . Cookies and punch for
innocent parents and down-home girls . . . after
football games? . . . Smitty n' Britches . . . Del-
Corro and his Beard . . . Pegram gets taken
again by the big "B" . . . "Can I, Gardner" . . .
Farris licks the big "C" . . . Will the year end
with Alven T. at the laundry.
TWO HUNDRED SEVENTY-FOUR
TERGUE
LANE FERRIS
SANDERS, Senot
Tradition is no virtue unless it meets the needs of each
individual. So it is here that we strive to emphasize the
individuality of each Teague Tea Totler and incorporate
his abilities into the creation of a new tradition.
With 197 residents, Teague initiated the new year with
such competent officers as President Chuck Richards, Vice
President Hokey Cleaver, Secretary Lane Ferris, and Treas-
urer Robert Farb.
Then there was the first floor Gestapo, little Jim Orr . . .
"Big Brother is watching you" . . . Tom Jones who so pro-
fessionally bartered $75 for five bucks worth of flowers
. . . who takes showers with the Great Pumpkin? . . . quietly
flows the Don through the basement windows . . . "playboy
come yet?" . . . "ya wanna stand in for Yack picture,
Joey?" . . . the slow laundry service . . . "alroot" . . .
"Hey, thought ya flunked out" . . . last but not least, the
Tube Team . . . the cops got Payton's pet owl . . .
All in all, Teague has enjoyed a good year with their
new social room the "coke parties" and the never ending
football game behind the dorm.
Tar Heel defense at work
TWO HUNDRED SEVENTY-FIVE
REE
3
TWO HUNDRED SEVENTY-SIX
BETSY WHITLEY
President
RLPHR
DELTR
PI
This is her night . . . Yea! Spencer! Flea leads us in
another cheer . . . It's Ann's party and she'll cry if she
wants to . . . Penny becomes a sweater girl . . . Love at
noon, Joan? . . . Lois, why is there scotch tape on your
ring? . . . Have washcloth — will sleep . . . This is a re-
cording— Sylvia is not here . . . Weejuns come to Benson
. . . Pierce plays detective . . . Will you hold my cigarette
while I drive? . . . Penland slips on broken glass ... I
know I'm small, but I'm mature ... Do gophers go south,
Judy? . . . The ugliest majorette . . . Buff is hanging over
a Cliff . . . We need a song practice, BAAD . . . Dining
Room stock rises . . . Dankworth has a smashing good
night ... I really do miss you, Ted . . . Sam joins the
crowd . . . Jean goes to standards every week . . . He's in
the Navy now . . . Susanne's teepee 'round Indian door
. . . Nancy sings-Pass-me-by . . . Pam, Buddy, and Bird-
cage . . . Can he dance? . . . Leibold is such a sweet-
heart? . . . Margaret's Bagel . . . Mary Gray changes
wallpaper quite often . . . 1 -2-3-4-5-YEA POOS'" ... 23
arsonists visit fire department.
Brinkley
Brownell
Burwell
Contwell
Cathy
Cromartie
Dankworth
Ehle
Fearnngton
Fletcher
Forbes
Glover
Gray
Gregory
Henderson
Howerton
January
Johnson
Leibold
Lentz
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TWO HUNDRED SEVENTY-EIGHT
Longino
Love
Matthews
Olson
Penland
Pollard
Prince
Shannon
Shepherd
Story
Tarver
Teague
Thompson
Townsend
Wall
Williams
Willis
Wilson
Winter
Woodall
Woodwort
Woolard
TWO HUNDRED SEVENTY-NINE
CHI
OmEGR
Ashford
Bailey
Blaine
Brownell
Cauble
Clark
Crews
DeLaney
Dye
Eason
Edwards
Erickson
Feierabend
Fieger
Fowler
Graham
Gregory
Groome
Gwynne
Hancock
Harris
Irvine
Ivey
Johnson
TWO HUNDRED EIGHTY
The Chi O's return to the roar of cycles, Zorba, and the
Philosopher's counseling . . . The Wise Old Owl hoots to the
tune of "Do It Dekes!" and ATO's provide midnight enter-
tainment . . . Only Margie's hairdresser knows what hap-
pened to the Duck Fluff . . . Ann goes BAREFOOT to the
church . . . Nancy brings charm from Scotland . . . Eva a
GO GO alias Miss U.N.C.L.E. on campus . . . Jean Win-
borne's Nose Knows of a STOWE-AWAY at Saint A house
. . . Meg's hot for Campbell Soup . . . Winborne refuses
proposal out of Chi O loyalty . . . It's CURTains for Martha
this summer! . . . And Tay likes her weekends Sonny-side
up' . . . Bean Bird Harris ... A Russian Aristocrat ... A
tall, mysterious woman from Alabama . . . Hey, Grey,
where's your lipstick? . . . Russell plays leader of Hell's
Angels ... A breath of culture Shirley brings ... A tinge
of seriousness from Delaware . . . MANN, that BUBBLE
DANCER' . . . Macon's false front has a heart behind it
. . . Pat likes her RICE with lots of gravy . . . Sims leads the
CRAZY FOAM Brigade . . . We'll try we'll vie for Zeta
Psi, B. B. . . . Our Little Kind . . . K. C. at bat on campus.
t^&k A /^ £^ f2k
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Kemmer
Kuester
LaLanne
Land
Leyman
Mann
Milstead
Morgan
Newsome
Parson
Ramage
Reeves
Reitzel
Remsburg
Ricks
Robertson
Russell, G.
Russell, S.
Ryland
Shaffer
TWO HUNDRED EIGHTY-ONE
DELTR
DELTR
DELTR
Christmas is for children?
CAROL MOWERY
President
Craig
Creech
Dayvautt
Fitzpatrick
"Consider Yourself At Home" . . . K.T. Doll — wind it
up, it works miracles . . . Ranch House — good times
with the "Good Timers" . . . Mrs. Landis, we adore you
. . . Get the phone, pledge — it's for you anyway . . .
Tricia, buy him a toupee! . . . Carol leads Hennie and
our 25 chicks . . . Mr. Clean nearly drowns, but rallies
in time . . . Lead a cheer, Pam — "J . . . O . . . H . . ."
. . . Phi Gam mixer inGRAINED in our memories . . .
Lucy violently opposes . . . everything ... we miss
you, Marianne . . . SCREECH WITH CREECH1 . . .
Heart Sisters warm ours . . . "I'm a Tri-Delt pledge
who answers the phone" . . . Which Phi Gam, Mar-
garet Anne? . . . Cannon, is there anything you can't
do? . . . Lots of-a da spaghet . . . Wanna buy a light
bulb, Mother? . . . Bonnie, "Flea," and Joyce — "Let
Me Call You Sweetheart" . . . Where's Griffin? . . .
Moo, have I paid you yet? . . . Tradin'. dancing shoes
for desks? Not "Jukin' Judy" . . . Mary Ellison and
Carole keep us in politics . . . "Perry Mason" Party
. . . Myers and her "Young Man of the Year" . . .
Susan, what are you doing in the kitchen? . . . Zacki
shoots "B.B.'s" at "Z's" . . . Maria and her jewels,
Humptey and Dumptey . . . Waiters' party — Mrs.
Locke pulls a fast one . . . Pledges' Home-coming Dis-
play— Georgia "Frog hops on the judges" . . . "Little
Shy loves her guy, and he loves his Delta-Tri."
TWO HUNDRED EIGHTY-TWO
Zen Yoga flourishes at Tri-Delt
TWO HUNDRED EIGHTY-THREE
TWO HUNDRED EIGHTY-FOUR
I
ALEXA SMITH
Let's drink a toast . . . Birmingham — Hi Ho . . . Giggles
from ECC . . . Rene curls waiter's toes with hot pink
dress . . . Louise dons leopard skin . . . Sadie Ravioli . . .
Roses and loving cup are missing . . . Betsy, where is
your bicycle? . . . Atled Appak . . . Harmonious Marian
Twenty-seven plus one . . . Even the plant is potted
. . Crowded parking sends Bug to infirmary . . . Oh,
dear Gussie . . . The art King sleeps on and on . . . Susan
has ERitis . . . puh-leeze . . . Left hands sparkle for the
future . . . Sherry, would you SPell that? . . . Nancy
rambles to Dook . . . Wait for the bell, Mac . . . Pledges-
er-new sisters . . . What's 50c if you divide it up? . . .
Pretty ears . . . Fang reveals portrait of the great Pooh-
bear . . . Gloria hangin' ten with surfers . . . Sarah Bette,
what are you doing in the closet? . . . George's Stuck . . .
KRPPR DELTR
Have you ever raked toilet paper? . . . Why so many
secrets, pledges? . . . Two Jerrys around cause double
trouble . . . DDWs carry KD weight . . . Chain gang to
DB ... $5 if you miss Macy's Thanksgiving parade . . .
Lynne checks the book . . . Granny and Phi Gams . . . Jet
Pilot soars in with Grand Prix . . . AIR RAID . . . Maggie
earns a candlelight . . . Three hours to Raleigh — long
distance? . . . Marsha Jo making mushroom soup — I
think ... J. M.'s MATCH burns out . . . Penny and
Dean Marian on best of terms . . . SOBs get new bag-
gies . . . KD's become WAA supporters . . . T.W. to you
. . . Spike sails Jordan for best Hunt ... Six a.m. illu-
mination brightens Mary Susan, Janie, Rene, Jeanne
Kenny drives her man to drink . . . Here's to the Life you
have giv'n us . . . AOT.
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Baggett
Barnhart
Barrett
Crates
Cunninghan
Doyle
Ellis
Ferebee
Jamieson
Jervey
Kilpatrick
Kirk
Long
Lowery
Matthews
McCanless
Morris
Mussbaum
O'Donnell
Palmer
Perry
Peters
Robey
Roveano
Rucker
Ruth
Scovil
Sickerott
Shaffer
Sheets
Sizemore
Smith
Taylor
Thomas
Vecellio
Witherspoon
Wuehrman
Young
TWO HUNDRED EIGHTY-FIVE
KFIPPfi
KPPPFI
GRmmR
Archer
Baroch
Beavers
Becton
Blake
Bridgeford
Clark
Cline
Cobb
Cooley
TWO HUNDRED EIGHTY-SIX
Martha, our summer Santa cheers us on thru rush . . .
Nana Dog Dorothy really sweats it . . . but Tanner ropes
in 26 new hides . . . Kappas take cold showers as Becton
goes ape over hot water heater . . . The two Linda's
Madeline and Joan — The Phi Delt Four — play "I Spy"
. . . "Aw, ya mudder wears combat boots" . . . Harriet
leaves the fabulous five the fearsome four . . . charter
members of the Women's Naval Auxiliary — Barrie and
Sarah . . . Bob watches Betsy blow it out . . . Billy Jo's
fine — Les . . . Emmie files PB&J in drawer . . . Sally, the
Super-Twit, gets Maid as Liz goes Dutch with bills . . .
Mary pledged to kidnapping . . . Sheryl's Tonette is swell
in wet weather . . . Slick Monte pulls 23rd all-nighter in
a row . . . Twammy twinkles as Jean works in the alley
. . . "Who's got my turquoise file box? . . . Louisa-Bobo,
the waughing lion and everbody's buddy . . . Toni and
Nebby, future pill peddlers . . . Elsie and the Red Rooster
ride again . . . "The Art of Mixing in Four Frustrating
Lessons" by Jean Cooley . . . Libby brings a vampire to
dinner . . . and Becky always knows the face, but what
is the name again, please? . . . Jackie installs 7th trans-
mission this year as Lynn and Jane learn the twang . . .
The anemic Kappas got stuck, but, then again, we al-
ways stick with it.
LINDA McCUTCHEON
President
Fambrough
George
Harnden
Heckenbleik
Hendrix
Hinkle
Hollister
Horney
James
Jennings
Jones
Liebel
Lipford
McFarland
Midgett
Muilenburg
Myers, B.
Myers, M.
Nieuwenhuis
Overton
Perkins
Schaum
Schuler
Shearer
Shipman
Speas
Stallings
Tanner
Tasker
Teasdale
Vernon
Waite
Weldon
Wilson
Wyatt
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TWO HUNDRED EIGHTY-SEVEN
CAROL BERRY
President
Blakeney
Craige
Davis
Gibson
Grady
Griffir
Guyer
Hooks
Hussey
Johnson
Krider
Louder
Lazarus
MacKesson
MacKethan
Maupin
McCracken
TWO HUNDRED EIGHTY-EIGHT
phi mu
Ber-tha, Ber-tha! ... It was either Critter, or who? . . . "Mee-
ow-Ow!" . . . Red and green curtains on a poker table ... A
fingernail check? . . . Another scarey! . . . Greatest plagues
on earth . . . Looks as though we have all the brains and the
jocks! . . . What'd you say the Phi Mu phone number is? . . .
"Who ate my cream puff?" . . . You say the porch is falling
through and the hot water faucet leaks? . . . 'Member the
night we blew 1 3 fuses? . . . O.K., who's blocking my car! . . .
Who left those dirty dishes! . . . Who'd like to go get some ice
cream? . . . The 1 1 p.m. "bacon set" . . . Well, I'm going on
a diet — tomorrow . . . Did I hear dogs barking on Homecom-
ing day? . . . The skeleton on the door of Room I . . . Phi Mu
Relics and Relic Road Trips . . . Little lllya . . . "The Man
from U.N.C.L.E." on Mary's tiny tv . . . Hair raid! . . . Rock
with the block! . . . Ya I it-tie crit-ter! . . . Super Cookie . . .
"Up the fire escape, and don't miscount!" . . . You say Pooh-
Bear dropped a course? . . . Who's tired of Duke football
games?
No more cuts for PT's ... At the mountains with
her parents? . . . Ghosts in Room 7? ... A loaf of bread, a
jug of wine, and . . . An early merry Christmas, and a foot
locker from Bill . . . What's Berry advertising now! . . . Did
you hear the professor of S.E. in Room 2? . . . Lucky Sue and
Hank! . . . Gribby and Ben, Mave and Bill, Nancy and Carl
. . . Virginia and Sammy? . . . "Let's go motor!"
McDermott
McDowell
Oldham
Patrick
Peeler
Prince
Riddle
Russell
Scott
Tull
White
Wright
TWO HUNDRED EIGHTY-NINE
PI
BETfi
PHI
And the best looking one of them ol
Bootleg Toothpaste
Adair
Alexander
Arendall
Ballard
Banker
Barker
Barnes
Barrett
Boyle
Caldwell
Collins
Craven
Crutchfield
Davis
Dulin
Finch
Foote
Gebhardt
Graham
gail McGregor
President
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TWO HUNDRED NINETY
Howdy Doody, it's Mary Betty time! Short Fat
Fanny is leader of the pack as Howze runs a soft
and silent second with scheduled book in one
hand and gavel in other — Hey, where's the pea-
nut butter, Babs Banker? . . . Letters from Tahoe
still, Peg?? Robin's nest gets messed as Rotunda
Wonder Terryl barrels by — Shirley plays Liz in
leopardskin "Hello, Dahlin" . . . from Harlowe
— Ada Babes adjourns short-lived Breakfast
Club after Crutch finally lives up to her name —
Bissell whistles as Sally wiggles — Priscilla stars
as the champagne bubble girl . . . Austin sprints
to Wake Forest . . . Meanwhile, Craven takes a
Chance — Another birthday party, Rabbit and
Boo? — Cheatham's Liza Dooslot on Honey's
honey . . . B. Birds Scottie, Geb, and Jule study
society at the Shop as Bet keeps up the average
and Foote keeps up the spirit . . . Mock screams,
"Those aren't Dex, Camilla!!" . . . Horner re-
turns for fifth year, this time as house guidance
counselor^) . . . Kesler plays the role while
Missy demands, "Gooood Grief! What am I
gonna do???" — "TGIF!" heard as Payne speeds
South in a cloud of green dust, Dulin becomes
Dulin again, and Webfoot gets that sly week-
end grin . . . We still hear Morris pleading,
"Whatever you do, don't do anything to upset
Boone!" See you later, Mary Betty . . . Answer:
"Mmm mmm mmm . . . Ooook . . ."
McClaine
McKeithan
McLean
Menefee
Miller
Milton
Mock
Montgomery
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Morris
Nosh
Patterson, P.
Patterson, S.
Paul
Payne
Scott
Taylor
Vann
Volkwein
Wall
Walters
Warren
Webb
Wiggins
Williams
TWO HUNDRED NINETY-ONE
Beverly Bailey, Paula Ru
Overton, Kay Taylor.
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
ell, Madeline Gray, Julia Jurden, Dershie McDevitt, 5a
MADELINE GRAY
President
ppriHELLEnic councn
The Panhellenic Council is the advisory-governing
board for the seven sororities on campus. This year
the Council's main concern was the expanding and
strengthening of the sorority system at UNC. Specific
areas of action included the evaluating and revising of
the rush system, sponsoring of a workshop for the new
officers of all the sororities, arranging of joint programs
with the dormitory women on the identity of a woman
beyond graduation, and generally striving for greater
cooperation and understanding among sororities. The
Council also sponsored a community service project, a
Christmas benefit project, and an all-women's activity
with the Carolina Women's Council.
The Panhellenic Council is composed of the Pan-
hellenic Advisor, Mrs. Larry McDevitt, sorority presi-
dents, sorority rush chairmen replaced after rush by
pledge representatives, two representatives from the
Stray Greek Organization, and an executive committee
made up of members from each sorority.
Row One: Gray, McGregor, Matthews, Taylor. Row Two: Mowery, McCutch-
eon. Berry, Pollard. Row Three: Cline, English, Roberts, Hooks. Row Four:
Lentz, McQueen, Tanner. Row Five: Russell, Mason, Remsburg, Smith.
Row Six: Jurden, Whitley, Land Row Seven: McDevitt, Barron.
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TWO HUNDRED NINETY-TWO
A
nderson
Delta Ga
nma
Barron
Alpha Xi
Delta
B
ack, C.
Sigma Kappa
Black, 5
Delta Zeta
Deaton
Alpha
Chi On
lege
Elias
Alpha
Epsilor
Ph
English
Delta :
Harvey
Alpha
Henry
Alpha (
Jordan
Alpha
Xi Delta
Keating
Gamm
a Ph
Beta
Phenecie
Alpha
Gam
•na Delta
STRRY GREEKS
The girl wearing the green ribbon dur-
ing rush is a member of the Stray Greek
organization. She is a member of a
sorority whose chapter has not colon-
ized on this campus. The primary pur-
pose of the organization is to preserve
the bonds of unity and sisterhood fos-
tered by the absent sorority. It further
stimulates cooperation between sorority
and dormitory women and serves its
members as a service and social organ-
nega ization.
Operation of the Panhellenic Post
a Delta Office during rush is the major function
of the Stray Greeks. They also partici-
pate in swap night, PanHel cultural pro-
grams and eat in the sorority houses.
Roberts
Alpha Gamma Delta
Roper
Kappa Alpha Theta
Scarborough
Zeta Tau Alpha
Stephenson
Alpha Xi Delta
Wall
Alpha Phi
1
TWO HUNDRED NINETY-THREE
WADE LOGAN
President
Alpha Delta returns for a year of pleasant sur-
prises. The sports fans are welcomed by the
HELLOOO! of the MROA's Supreme Sequoia.
Granny's mystery meat, Suede's chapter func-
tions, and Mrs. Scott's sudden approval of
scopes highlight the action. Spudder, Super-Stu,
and Frog have gone down for the last time.
Hemplock pushes high school honeys, but
Skeeter is forced to resign as the Sweetheart
of Chi O. Willy Raper sets new single-month
record with the loss of seven pipes, but Eagle
counters with seven new and different dates.
Newt beats all by going on a diet, hoping to
take Bo-de-dog's place as the chapter scape-
goat.
Other activities are on tap. The R. Hass hot-
dog award goes to the man himself for three
months in a row, retiring the trophy. Teague
gets D. A. award after many hours on stage.
Rowdy slides in to the Scholarship trophy as he
fights for 2.0 and the stock market. Young
makes bid as campus executive, seeking to
repair the Grit's mistakes. Wannamaker adds
excitement with his pre-Germans Heart attack.
All points to a successful year of Garden Clubs,
match-making, and the Big Apple to the strains
of our modernistic box.
RLPHR
TRU
omEGR
, R.
ish, P.
Bicksler, W.
Brame, J.
Broyhill, T.
Burgwyn, H.
Corbett, J.
Cunningharr
Currin, R.
Davis, J.
Gordon, B.
Hanson, K.
Hass
Helli
Hooks, W.
Johnson, D.
Kleinmaier, A.
Liebhart, J.
Logan, W.
Mitchell, N.
Moss, J.
Munday, C.
Norfleet, S
Parha
Peoples, L.
Raper, W.
Reeves, D.
Roughton, J.
Stephenson, A.
Story, W.
Teague, G.
Tennville, G.
Tone, P.
Turner, J.
Vaughon, J
Wannamaker, (
White, G.
Wicker, R.
Williams, P.
Woodard, C.
Woodruff, L.
Yates, John
Yates, Joseph
Yokeley, J.
Young, J.
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TWO HUNDRED NINETY-FOUR
TWO HUNDRED NINETY-FIVE
BETR THETR PI
The Wild West Show moved into the center ring with Fountain
of Youth as ringmaster . . . Beta . . . Good manages to hide key
from rest of animals while Benito and Sparks go Scott-free and
Scott becomes "unBurdened" . . . Holmes takes study-break for
first date in twenty years and Sweet Pea's date provides side-
show attraction by eating beer cans. Dr. Kinsey plays cello
recital at St. Mary's . . . but Ballard keeps important "contact"
in D. C. The Great White Whale and Hotchamoto balled from
Delta Bunnies. Horsh cleans Fred Jr. at bridge table while Maud
leaves goodies on landing and Padgett pervades the air.
Another phenomenon, Elmorisrn, oozes through the House
. . . "that did it" . . . plus the Sophomores, led by Gleason, seek
security in their pins . . . "fantastic, unbelievable" . . .
The Betas Bus to Wake and "Bond" pleads for pit stop, but
White Trash finds Bar suitable . . . and, Broadhurst, the com-
puter pimp, collects laundry for others but gets himself Mar-
tinized.
Sambo gets 70% better performance with his Varoom . . .
his what?
TWO HUNDRED NINETY-SIX
Adams, J.
Ballard, H.
Barrett, P.
Benton, W.
Broadhurst, E.
Come, J.
Fountain, J.
Frye, J.
Gunter, C.
Harrell, L.
Haywood, J.
Heaton, F.
Inderfirth, K.
Little, B.
Markham, J
McLean, H.
Mitchell, B.
Mitchell, M.
Osborne, C.
Pagett, E.
Patterson,
Peterson, E
Reid, H.
Robb, J.
Rogers, F.
Scott, H.
Sneed, J.
Sparks, S.
Thrift, M.
Wilson, J.
Winton, R.
Wood, W.
TWO HUNDRED NINETY-SEVEN
CHI PHI
The big spenders of '64 return to the White House on the Hill to begin
their descent for '65 . . . Sluggo doesn't show his face or his A . . . Four
potential Gl's get hitched ... A moment of silence for the Blue Goose
and the Yellow Flash . . . The PW club grows . . . Loving scares two
and Foggy is out for the season . . . The Ralphin Alpha and friends
return across the big water with smiles on their faces . . . The stray
Greek returns . . . Munch goes into the hotel business and the Public
Drunk walks back . . . Jimmy kills two Beatles in his closet . . . Sandy
rides the gray inferno . . . Sammy is made House Mother . . . The Stick
Man dies slowly and L.C. plays possum . . . Gardeners sits this one
out and the Womb rearranges a little furniture . . . End room windows
are replaced by lenses and the Jersey Kid opens a new season . . . Easy
becomes demolition expert as Almound burns a cross . . . Sophomores
drink 'em up and the West Palm exhibitionist takes off his sheets . . .
The "Beak" resigns and Lane steals cotton by the bale. Swaf gets a
haircut and "The Pizza" graces our campus at last . . . Residence
Colleges are on the way out and Chi Phi will never die.
TWO HUNDRED NINETY-EIGHT
Bennett, L.
Chrisafis, G
Bobo, R.
Broyhill, R.
Downing, E.
Dickson, J.
Dunn, R.
Flanagan, M.
Foster, B.
Hammerstone, J
Hammerstone, R
Hobson, H.
Howell, D.
Ingram, G.
Jarman, W.
Johnston, R.
Lippincott, R.
Lund, T.
McLean, R.
Morrison, M.
Myrick, R.
Payne, T.
Polk, L.
Raban, R.
Swofford, W.
Van Wegener
Wyman, S.
TWO HUNDRED NINETY-NINE
CHI PSI
Alpha Sigma takes Thayer Trophy second consecutive year . . .
Second in R. B. House . . . PR 1 01 -A . . . The Zookeepers ... Bat
Cave remodeled . . . Brothers out-cool pledges on clue hunt . . .
PES . . . The Hardee Boy drops stat . . . Convention a roaring
success . . . Deb Slumping and Philadelphia Lockjaw . . . Heating
problem in Exotica . . . Mystic goodies surprise 29 . . . Kappas
donate second consecutive Maid . . . No October trip to New York
— "Wait till next year!" . . . Skels donates color tube . . . Hair
unties the Rope . . . Gruesome and Ghoul . . . Loretta . . . Family
man gets surprise package at banquet . . . TB and BM win Best
Pledge . . . Bear wins Best Brother . . . NL, Skels, and Cadaver
invade Vance . . . Lurch . . . NARS reactivated . . . Lech at Lyons
. . . The Surfer returns . . . CDA Mackander on Executive Com-
mittee . . . Night-riders dormant . . . L. I. Zard Award . . . The
Brock Tree . . . Laura Laurinburg wins fall fashion award . . .
Melanie gets her Papagallas wet . . . Great year coming up.
THREE HUNDRED
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Hodges, A.
Hofmeister, S.
Hryharrow, J.
Jacobson, J.
Jarboe, J.
John
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nbrechi, D.
Manley, J.
Marshall, S.
McCallie, S.
Miller, W.
Neely, A.
Neely, J.
Neely, R.
Powell, R.
Rainey, H.
Randolph, C.
Raymond, E.
Read, R.
Sawyer, H.
Steinbrecher,
Strickland, J.
White, R.
Wilson, R.
Yelverton, J.
THREE HUNDRED ONE
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Barnes, R.
Baur, E.
Blamton, W.
Brown, N.
Bruenner, D.
Butler, G.
Carey, B.
Churchill, J.
Do-.
Egbert, J.
Evans, D.
Goodman,
Grauer, P.
Gribble, G.
Hanes, F.
Hedman, K.
Holderness, R.
Hoyt, R.
3ILL SCHMIDT
President
Schmidt's what? . . , "Fat Augie" moves out of house to get something done;
"Super-Squat" returns to plague new wing . . . Hanes gives up on the gridiron;
mist descends on Carmichael . . . Reub and Young mumble the mystics . . .
Lord Butler quits bumming, retreats to his "estate" . . . Rush about kills
Crash . . . Old finds his first chapter meeting a little short . . , "T" Tommy,
still mole-ing around, dreams of going to the Tundra region, but settles on the
Balan . . . Whale does a "damn good job" on the basement before the pledges
take to the mop . . . Grauer hangs up strap, joins the Arkansas sow in midnight
burlesque . . . Jet junks files, heads for Va. Beach . . . Although his fleece may
not be white as snow, Mary's little lamb is still scampering right behind her . . .
No word from Morocco; Lexy holding her own . . . Potts and the crew eat more
than apple at "the Garden" . . . Shuford tightens up; takes to the woods to
supply Wed. night venison . . .
And that's the way it is — and always will be. As the star of Venus slips out
of sight, and the golden chariot makes its way across the horizon, the Great
Mcchine of Caldwell will slowly murmur around the hallowed halls of regal
red, rousing those so casually reclined on the banquet couches and disturbing
even the wakeful trio of goddesses who have lengthened our lives that we may
fulfill their decree of "Do it, Dekes!"
THREE HUNDRED TWO
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Hussman, W.
King, W.
Kluttz, W.
McCarroll, Z.
McCotter, J.
McDonald, M.
Moore,
THREE HUNDRED THREE
DELTR
UPSILOfl
"Order of pancakes!" . . . another day and year starts
at the DU House . . . Van, stop reading those magazines
. . . "PLEDGE!" . . . and along came Beastwood and we
pledged the . . . What? Piggy a brother? . . . Trip's on the
rampage — 10th of the month . . . Dial lost his tennie
pumps . . . Currie finally found a girl that would date
him . . . Shuff's got new night-vision binoculars for
"bird-watching" . . . "I'm for broads" . . . Slebos is
pinned — again? . . . Gray's got a nose job!?! . . . Alex
is the turtle specialist . . . Elig is the original "bumper
sticker" . . . oh, no, not at the Holiday Inn . . . my, what
a big harpoon you have . . . who's got the quiz file key?
... or for that matter who's got the quiz f i le? . . . where's
the damn mailman? . . . "How should I know? Ask
Neil" . . . Lipp, Sheldon, and Streaker head up the fish
squad . . . "Greetings from the Kremlin" . . . who, Mr.
Lewis? . . . (click) . . . "Cordell, you're out of order" . . .
What' Mason passed already — it's only 6:00 . . . Have
a Schotch, W. D? . . . Nassau, here we come1
Bunting, E.
Burgess, P.
Cordell, R
Crockett,
Downton, C.
Durham, R.
Eastwood, M.
Evans, J.
Fenninger, R.
Goforth, J.
Goodwin, J.
Hagerty, R.
THREE HUNDRED FOUR
Hayes, G.
Hardenbergh, F.
Heacock, D.
Hildenbrand, S.
Hague, D.
Howe, D.
Jennings, M.
Kitts, J.
Lipp, F.
Long, W.
MacPherson,
Mason, M.
Menius, M.
Nemeth, J.
Pridgen, R.
Rabb, M.
Ray, B.
Slebos, W.
Smith, H.
Vars, A.
Warren, H.
Watson, M.
Wo Icott, W.
Wright, M.
THREE HUNDRED FIVE
Allison, C.
Augustine,
Barnett, T.
Barragan, J
Brett, K.
Brewer, J.
Boyles, N.
Bullock, J.
Butler, C.
Christy, T.
Crampton, (
DeBruh, M.
Fait, J.
Fawcett, R.
Ford, C.
Garrett, M.
Gehung, F.
Helvestine, W.
Kenny, L.
McDaniel, R.
McDonald, H.
McKe
, O.
Mickler, N
Nye, G.
Orr, R.
Parker, E.
Perry, D.
Perry, R.
THREE HUNDRED SIX
Rhodes, T.
Rhyne, R.
Rush, J.
Salsbury, S.
Shipman, R.
Shreve, B.
Smith, M.
Snyder, P.
Stewart, T.
Trosk, R.
Travis, R.
Travis, W.
Tygart, F.
Wallace, C.
Williams, T.
Willingham,
Willinghan
Wills, W.
Wilson, E.
Worsham,
Squirrel season begins for the Southern Gentleman(?) . . . Wharf
Rat gets things settled later and rings the Chi O Bell . . . Spats
topheavy with Beatle-mania . . . Fly-away Coop and Genung
keep petsin bush . . . Wills without date for Duke-Stratford
game . . . Muhammed Frampton and Bobo X. lead Lincoln High
in anti-N.S.A, protest . . . Simons and Bliss fight over torso-
length mirror . . . Harry Tygart receives High School Achieve-
ment award . . . Brewer and Christy develop square eyeballs,
shoot many furry creatures in TV room . . . Weyman and Ward
barricade back seat, late date Beaumont . . . Banks and Rush
invest $ 1 . 1 0 on three day drunk . . . Michelangelodin denounced
by Marsha, defaces bathroom walls in vengeance . . . Redeep
. . . "A beer! Ted, you've been deceiving me!" "Fred, my Mommy
wants me home by 1 0" . . . "Claudette, this is Bonnie. Bonnie,
this is Claudette. Where did R.H.F. go?" . . . McDunhouill gives
secret hair growing formula to infirmary . . . Fisher boycotts
barbers, Q.P.s . . . "Carl, what has four wheels, one fender, no
riders, and hits dump trucks, telephone poles, etc. . . . "Whale
,Tail harpooned at Duke . . . Craig McDonald likes mixers . . .
Morgan finances Earl's new house on two-year poker plan . . .
"Como esta Usted? Senor McLemore . . . Uh, I musta missed
that lecture, sir."
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THREE HUNDRED SEVEN
KRPPR
SIGITIA
Alger, M.
Beverly, G.
Coates, H.
Garner, B.
Gilkey, J.
Hammerbec
Hankins, I.
Hensley, C.
Hillard, J.
Johnson, R.
Kirtley, W.
Knight, H.
Lokey, J.
McGirt, J.
Oxford, R.
Richardson,
Salvati, R.
Sobol, J.
Solomon, L.
Staggers, S.
Stephens, C.
Stokes, J.
Stringer, E.
Teeter, R.
Thomas, W.
Wright, T.
Wylie, N.
Zettel, N.
THREE HUNDRED EIGHT
Prise ilia squeezes by W. W. in annual Sweet-
heart battle . . . Shut up, Alvin! ! . . . Go-Go Girls
highlight Germans . . . That's not the way they
do it in Floor-ada, says Starves . . . Tonk, anyone?
. . . DeReimer and 007 in thtir Blue Heaven . . .
Slide Rule ponders his square root . . . Wash the
pig . . . Hammerhead drills in hall, as Chap drills
in little girls room . . . Don't D. A. ever go to
class? asks tank . . . J. C. plays with organ . . .
Hankins turned down by minotaurs . . . Disney
dates Tinkerbell as Henry gets Stone(d) . . . I've
been scalded . . . Stick Staggers — every week-
end . . . Collect LD. for Colo . . . Stokes drops
B. A., goes into room rent business . . . shift
much, Neil? . . . Garner wiped out by Home-
coming and toilet paper ... Is Normie-pooh
there? . . . Trade in your Sprite for a coke, Tom
. . . Black and White at the Beach?!?!
THREE HUNDRED NINE
PAUL BENSON
President
Lambdas flow back to the Hill as Guppy spawns in
Booze Creek and Droop's moon gets rained on . . .
Commodore Bulbous Benny leads dance around
maypole on new patio while "What a Man" walks
. . . Wild Bill learns about PH paper and YoYo's
string falls off . . . Smiley burns cross and rejects
local Klan member. . . Kattenburg TRIES . . . Pussy-
cat Pollard has a new scar . . . Terrible Terry drives
his big red Ford and Rudolph finds Peel slippery . . .
Super Whimp redecorates room with Coathanger
that hangs on Scott tissue . . . Rich uses "Kreth" to
reduce cavity by 23% ... Dumbo's trunk goes on
African safari and Snoz sells out grandmother for
second helping . . . Florida Fats goes on French diet
and gains weight . . . Tonry loves Penny's . . . Mean-
while Westership finds early to bed early to rise and
the Bobsey Twins find high school better than ever
. . . Farish believes in close family relations while
Davis picks an Iris . . . Malcolm keeps busy at home
and at school . . . Dapper Dan the gambling man
loses as Wayne aborts motorcycle . . . Ray shoots
possums instead of squirrels . . . The year ends as
the Lambdas owe their soul to the IDC . . . ALL
RIGHT, Lambda Chis!
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THREE HUNDRED TEN
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Ambrose, R.
Anderson, M.
Andrews, G.
Boker, C.
Beatty, J.
Bibb, L.
, W.
Fitzparrick, J.
Gehweiler, R.
Hardesty, I.
Hunter, S.
Kottenburg, P.
McCoy, J.
McNairy, W.
Mead, G.
Parmele, A.
Pollard, J.
Pond, J.
Rainey, P.
Renfrow, W.
Ray, W.
Smith, A.
Str
Tonry, M.
Waldrop, J.
Wells, R.
Westerholm,
Whitaker, D.
THREE HUNDRED ELEVEN
PDT's begin new year by kicking over Kool Aid bucket . . . Beserk drops
house duties for Pi Phi social affiliation . . . Bags carefully eyes Pi Phi
house too . . . Father Forum begins new remodeling program — violently
. . . Bell keeps brotherhood spellbound with safety demonstrations and
dancing lessons . . . Bitch opens new hosiery plant in Roxboro . . . Tricky
doin' same old stuff . . . B. Jones plays old man role in Raleigh . . . A'lou
has annual date early this year . . . Freddie B. "captures" new audience
. . . Rufus Bad Wing stars in smoochathon . . . Haxx leads Christmas
Tree dance . . . Rowe drives Felda to questionable night life ... X bites
Brown's fanny for practice . . . Babybody plays with Mississippi footballs
. . . Reet pulls same tricks with a new crop this year, as Whitaker finds
out too late . . . Robert sweeps up eyeballs after pajama party . . . Bird-
man wins anual B.S. degree . . . Snakebody leads Alcoholic Acres to win
less season, Waldo does slightly better . . . William Red finally gets
date at Duke as Bear promises free ceremony . . . Roses are red / Violets
are blue / You chase me / And so am I.
Jones, W
Lesley, D
Leslie, D.
THREE HUNDRED TWELVE
Wester, J.
Williams, .
Wils
Winstead, C.
Worth, R.
Wright, J.
THREE HUNDRED THIRTEEN
PHI
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From the dark, dank corners of everywhere once again
emerge the motley plant-like forms that annually in-
habit Vance Hall. Fate has taken them under its wing
and has once more tilted the computer to allow another
chance of finding that gloriously sought "great time"
before the hand of realization clutches them and drags
them down to the depths of study, books and classes.
Leading this menagerie is Charles "Easy" Wilkins
whose been easing in and out of a variety of new de-
velopments. Bowman, Renegar and Spell team up with
some Nitty D-D-Ditties to form a new and controversial
organization of D.S.'ers.
Daily drills executed by Panda, Nude and Kize keep
the house up on the latest tactics to win all the romper
room events. Max keeps the house on wheels. Moye and
Aycock pledge full support to Tect. Bickel and Holland
become so down to earth, they're Hell.
Slowly another year of Phi Gamma Delta blooms and
withers to be recorded in South Building as a good or
bad season. But one thing is for sure, these same plant-
like forms will reappear in the fall if the arms of Fate
can continue to hold up such a bewildering mass.
CHARLES WILKINS
President
THREE HUNDRED FOURTEEN
Eagleton, H.
Godfrey, J.
Higgins, T,
le, J.
ck, J.
Hudson, J.
Hughes, J.
Justice, J.
Keel, P.
Kiser, D.
Kiser, T.
Lineberger, A.
McDonald, D.
Miller, R.
Miller, R.
Mc
•is, D.
Moye, J.
Pattisall, J.
Pollock, C.
Renegar, G.
Sain, J.
Scherr, H.
Shell, W.
Shepherd, .
Shields, F.
Smith, C.
Smith, S.
Sparrow, R.
Spell, J.
Stanley, W
Swanson, [
Tanner, J.
Titchener,
Vincent, C
Wilkins, C
Williams, I
Wright, R,
THREE HUNDRED FIFTEEN
PHI
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Blue, J.
Boggs, C.
Clarke, F.
Clarke, T.
Ethenngto
Frtsbee, T.
Lanier, E.
Lewis, C.
Lovell, J.
McCullough, J.
McKiethan, T.
McPhatter, R.
Nowell, G.
Palmer, B.
Pinkham, J.
Pope, C.
Robinson, R
Smith, R.
Spell, O.
Taylor, R.
Urquhart, R.
Vance, J.
Whitley, J.
Winburn, G.
Wood, N.
Wyche, P.
THREE HUNDRED SIXTEEN
Mornin', Chef . . . "Grits" for
breakfast, Annie . . . Slewfoot
speaking . . . Germ and Bru dine
out — at Durham County Fair
. . . Big Kahuna takes "Waikiki
Wong" on Surfin' Safari . . .
Tom's Beautiful doors . . .
"Mani" scopes 3-D; Fern scopes
W. C. . . . Telephone, Dick . . .
Rummelism: I may not be rich
but I'm drunk . . . Money-man
steals from U-Peter to pay Paul
K E . . . Got a light, Hubna? . . .
Rod and Bert make big in A. F.
. . . Charlie's gas bill exceeds
tuition . . . P. W. most P. Wed
. . . "Yamoto" Ham subs for
Herald — "Angel"? Seriously, I
suppose you wonder . . . Joe's
T.T.A.H. ideal date for Chi Hi
. . . Big A tries a box of cookies
. . . Norm's license count ex-
ceeds QP's . . . Columbia, Rols
— S. C. or Mo? . . . Jump back
Scubie and keep on pushing . . .
Blue finally makes it . . . Bronze
God Statue crumbles . . . Big
John works in Big Macs' . . . Top
Right pulls shade and Phi Kaps
fall off to sleep.
THREE HUNDRED SEVENTEEN
Cline, T.
Fortune, P.
Gernon, W.
Godwin, J.
Holler, K.
Mabry, G.
MocNeill, J.
McCormick, W.
Patterson, M
Putnam, R.
Siebenschuh, F.
Ubell, D.
Watson, R.
Worley, C.
PHI SIGfTIR KRPPR
THREE HUNDRED EIGHTEEN
Phi Sigs first return to the White House . . . Love
thy neighbors . . . Runners invade . . . Onward
Christian soldiers, to the jungle and the dun-
geon . . . Putnam in charge of banister-polishing
. . . For ten dollars plain, a refrigerator that
doesn't work, compliments of Manager Bill . . .
Where's the damn screwdriver . . . How much
toilet paper from the Lower Quad this week,
Joe . . . Fond memories of the Trading Post . . .
Who calls National this week . . . "HELP" is on
the way from the Brothers Witt and Papa Ten-
nessee . . . Brother Brown comes through . . .
Host to Miss UNC-G after the Virginia game
. . . Joseph and Mary still going strong with —
soon to follow . . . Nurse Joan sets Phi Sig rec-
ord, First Lady to tour . . . Hey, He's got a 2.0
. . . Sharp, nothing but cool . . . Shouldn't we
vote on that . . . Wonder what the Phi Mu's used
that Red Room for . . . "Hello. Where are you
going?" . . . Sorry, Mrs. Chapman . . . Does that
German teacher know any French . . . Hold
those tanks up, Jane . . . This way to the Phi Sig
Arb . . . PHI SIGS GREATEST YEAR SINCE
1935.
THREE HUNDRED NINETEEN
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September . . . Brothers return to a renovated Chapter House
to meet the new housemother in time to say good-by . . .
"pinning fever" sweeps the House . . . pledges again, thank
God . . . the routine starts . . . Buzzard turns into a Blue Ribbon
... Is Stumpy a part of the Socialist-Communist conspiracy? . . .
"Do-Tell-Twa-Tell, what makes a baboon smell?" . . . Yard Dog,
finally academically successful, is initiated and immediately
proclaims himself King of the World . . . Lummox proclaims
himself Emperor of the World and refuses to call Yard Dog
"Mister" . . . Hog Jowles moves Petunia to Carolina so he can
go over to her sty and play in the mud more often . . . Hee Hee
. . . Coach Magoo wishes he had another Jule . . . Baby Joe grows
up and runs off with the Yack Queen . . . Will Staph get the
next "Winter of Our Discontent Award?" . . . Gomer becomes
a civilian again . . . "Fast Eddie" Peace secretly marries him-
self because he's hopelessly in love with his mirror . . . Ten
after six . . . Yank comes South and loves IT . . . Spring Rush
. . . My God, exams again . . . Isn't school HELL???
TOMMY HARRIS
President
Benton, J.
Bishop, W.
Blakely, D.
Brown, J.
Bumgardner,
Bumgardner,
Hunter, T
Irving, J.
Jones, R.
Jordan, J.
Maddox, J.
McGowan, R.
Misenheimer, T.
Morton, R.
Niven, D.
Porker, J.
Perry, D.
Rufty, J.
Sanderson,
Sheehan, C
Smith, G.
Stapp, F.
Suttle, J.
West, S.
Williams, I
Wilson, T.
THREE HUNDRED TWENTY
THREE HUNDRED TWENTY-ONE
Smith, J.
Smyre, L.
Teele, G.
Wainio, J.
Watson, R
White, R. C
White, R. E
THREE HUNDRED TWENTY-TWO
Another successful year for the Pi Kapps . . .
Luther hunts Gnus in Bechuanaland . . . Echoes
of Blue Buntay . . . The Lizard discovers Jen-
nifer Jones . . . Ears breaks down at Homecom-
ing . . . Nooch hits the campaign trail . . . Pike
gets Les(lie) fun out of life . . . Indian enjoys the
Cave . . . Hogbod gets new trough . . . Zero
zeroes in . . . Pledges burning a lot of gas in the
Barracuda . . . Hudson goes Latin American . . .
Surf's Up! Lensworth and Doz hang ten . . .
White and Smitty make big splash . . . Beebop
goes Ivy League . . . Rico sweats down to 130
. . . Treasurer Teele makes Exodus . . . Rah,
Rah, Roadman . . . Zoommmmm!!!
THREE HUNDRED TWENTY-THREE
PI LRITIBDR PHI
September — Brother's return to school minus
our fearless Leader . . . the Columbus County
Flash and Fayetteville Fats married??? John
finds his orafice most amusing again this year
. . . the Major contribution to the house has
been mazing, really amazing . . . Oreeose, while
hanging one, made good use of his Baggies this
summer at Myrtle . . . having just won first
place in a Danny Thomas lookalike contest,
Nose erects Volkswagen Dealership on Park
Place . . . Fox crams for exams between hands
. . . after loafing last semester, Bam rolls on,
becoming more swell-headed than ever . . . the
Kingpin bids goodbye to Bagrash and Boogotch,
returns to school as ninth semester sophomore
. . . Diamond Rick, our number two man on
the "tube team" and young man in a hurry
astounds everyone with his rapid secretarial
performances and numerous sorties to Greens-
boro . . . Cecil B DeWaldo shoots prize-winning
documentary on the life of an overdrive solonoid
switch . . . Jive-Ass has his room stolen while
taking shower and car bashed while getting
smashed.
THREE HUNDRED TWENTY-FOUR
Alper, M.
Brilliant, J.
Coffey, J.
Eisenband, A.
Fox, D.
Freiberg, A.
Ginsberg, D.
Greenbacker, J.
Hyman, S.
Katz, R.
LaBarre, D.
Levine, G.
Mackler, S.
Monn, K.
Rosenbaum, J.
Rubin, J.
Satisky, H.
Woiner, E.
Weinstein, A.
Winner, D.
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THREE HUNDRED TWENTY-FIVE
Allen, A.
Anderson, L.
Campbell, W.
Martin, J.
Newlin, L.
Pope, J.
Rodgers, R.
Vanness, J.
Yarborough, R.
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Love potions cause heavy toll on natives return-
ing to reservation. Chief J. Frog gets worried
and dates same girl twice, while Zeke holds
pre-dawn fertility rites between trips to Athens.
Loudmouth and Newlin share tepee, find
squaws, and get out early in blood-brother fash-
ion, meanwhile Gunter and Grasty horror show
signs contract for extended tour. Bule continues
to hunt with Doodle safe at W.C., and Junior
forsakes cards to tag along. Yazoo Booper
woos Meg with continental rain dance, as Grum,
despite car and cycle, is unable to escape new
repeating guns of paleface co-eds. Big Time
forced to peddle trinkets as witch doctors'
prophecy of three years proves untrue. Apollo
is slandered, warns M. E. B. in time, and out-
shines sins, as Dougherty wins Q.P. baytle with
white-man's computer to earn love of Minerva.
Casualties kept at minimum as moons pass, but
firewater could cause trouble for tribe. It's quiet
— too quiet.
THREE HUNDRED TWENTY-SIX
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THREE HUNDRED TWENTY-SEVEN
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Tony panorama includes three day gin game and wiffle
court . . . soccer team manages training at Antoines . . .
Boke, the original dirty old man . . . jefe's lower case
mono . . . Arterton's innate pattern of symbolism . . .
Fawcett's champagne d'argent . . . Wilkes applies
French tactics with apparent success . . . Dwight and
Kelley corner market on Stones . . . Zoobie . . . Isey, did
you leave a message? ... P. L, a model's man . . . Ger-
mans with the Yum girl . . . Rasputin . . . Pyne-stab's
fixation, the girl of his dreams . . . Treadwell in Yankee
stadium to impress Mary . . . Hammer's Saturday morn-
ings with Bugs Bunny . . . Keats circles Apt., then gives
in . . . Changing kaleidoscope darkens as it comes into
focus . . . We will see another Panathenaic festival.
THREE HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT
Armour, B.
Arterton, J.
Bollou, D.
Bell, D.
Chambers, D.
Dwight, A
Fawcett, R.
Gatins, J.
Heard, J.
Hildt, J.
Holland, R.
Keating, W.
Lipson, P.
McCullough, J.
Minard, F.
Pyne, J.
Redmon, J.
Sitterson, J.
Symonds, P.
West, J.
THREE HUNDRED TWENTY-NINE
The Snail leads the Chis into battle against the bottle throwers greatly aided
by his loyal recruit from Fairyland ... the opposition, ably led by Ewie and
Schiltz, win many major victories, even though without the leadership of
Goods . . . Hunchmules eases out of the action and down to Jeff's to check
out the latest T. P. M.'s . . . Crazy is busy laying them in the aisles down at
Kenan, followed by Rameses VIM . . . Spanky and the Fabulous Boar Hog
extend the domain of the Chi Bag into the Halls of Deliberation, exhibiting
superior judgement on all matters . . . the Moose leaves, roaring all the while
and flexing his astounding muthels . . . Lucky continues his mysterious R.T.'s,
always accompanied by his storied "deal bag" . . . Short Story amuses all by
his amazing ability to emit volumes of puns and witty phrases . . . Glides
returns for ninety-fifth semester and assumes role of Grand Chi while pushing
eats in the kitchen . . . Pennule, heir apparent, hunts for birds, squirrels, and
other more lucrative things . . . C-Jobs enlists Yankee aid from Duh and the
junior transfer in his fight to resume the Civil War.
Alas, the last of the original Nadular Birds are leaving, but they leave the
Chi Bag as strong as ever after another great year in the annals of Sigma Chi.
THREE HUNDRED THIRTY
SIGITIR
CHI
Baggett, H.
Barnes, J.
Brantley, J.
Brigman, P.
Dcniel, M.
Davis, P.
Davis, R.
Fowler, D.
Hunter, J.
Jones, G.
Koontz, G.
Lawrence, C.
Lawson, J.
Lindell, C.
Lutz, R.
Overton, A.
Palisoul, A.
Richter, L.
THREE HUNDRED THIRTY-ONE
Adams, T.
Angell, M.
Arthur, T.
Baddour, R.
Barrow, S.
Bason, J.
Bost, J.
Burgess, M.
Chance, R.
Combs, R.
Crayton, P.
Domina, L.
Eggers, J.
Freeman, J
Forbes, C.
Hackney, E.
Hankins, G.
Harrell, A.
James, R.
flHITE
iiiiiin
THREE HUNDRED THIRTY-TWO
King "L" leads Linus show with club foot while Dirtball and Hoggy
cultivate forty acres . . . Ev shuns twin for Surf City, leaving Mule to
hang eleven . . . Commodore keeps stock in Eastern and Breath, Inc.
becomes monopoly ... at dawn Roadmap commands kamikazes . . .
Foggy, Moon, and Pooh Bear . . . Captain Ovaltine trains year round
and Crazy joins Chirp Chirps . . . Troll eats candy and Killowatt ponders
two girls and one bulb . . . Motor-Mouth is off to kooch show but Atomic-
Rodent saves self for marriage . . . Egg moves away to hatch, lives with
Najocka and Stu-Babe ... J. Mouse and Pear Skirmish to PiKA House
. . . FT. A. calls Stratford again while J. B. attends school in Raleigh . . .
Bold Bob bids eight hearts to Ernst T. who's smoking again . . . Barney?
Barney my a . . . Lurch and Egor on late show while Whimpy stages spec-
tacular turtle . . . Couch leads house in academics now that High Point
scholar is gone . . . Dean and Chuck move away; Orang keeps house . . .
Mac chases everybody, C. Q. follows . . . Cochise goes on rampage but
Be Bop visits jail . . . Tommy Don retires ax to Titt . . . Erich steals shot
put as Hack putt putts . . . Hester shoobies at G. M. while Y. A. gives
information, "Patricia, she's not here and neither is Elmer" . . . last
but not least, G. T. prays for all.
sigitir nu
Jester, J.
Kelly, R.
Marshburn, C
Martin, J.
McLamb, M.
Me
itt, E.
Obensham, W.
Parker, G.
Potter, W.
Quick, J.
Silver, C.
Smith, C.
Smith, G.
Taylor, P.
Tennant, G.
Thompson, C.
Titterud, W.
Tuttle, H.
Whitehead, T.
Wright, R.
THREE HUNDRED THIRTY-THREE
Allen, D.
Byrd, B.
Ciccone, G.
Cole, W.
Davenport, W.
Edwards, T.
Gebeaux, R.
Goode, G.
Hart, J.
Hill, J.
Hook, G.
Huggler, D.
Hunter, R.
Ingram, J.
Jackson, I.
JOHN INGRAM
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THREE HUNDRED THIRTY-FOUR
The mob returns less one D. B. and Sean. Thumb
says "no" to black pussy cat but we still have
our Panda. Igor resolves to give up cards, but
Sloth has returned, so it's all over. Lindsley re-
sents chapter meetings in his bedroom. Remer
enjoys success with motorcycle and Alumni
Day(?). Informal rush starts a new ball game.
Speaking of wipe-outs, have you seen Mc-
Dougald's room?? Seems Bluto left in a hurry.
Cole stays sober in spite of Baldo's shining
example. "Mustangs are for people on the way
up." Right, Patty? House observes "Dump on
Junior Brothers" Month, while enduring the
usual pinning panic. Huggler exemplifies tradi-
tion of high scholarship and housebills. Thumbs
down on everything. Elk gives unselfishly
towards new tube. If it's in color, we'll watch it.
Strayborn can get reduced rates for suicides.
Says Peanut: "If we can't raise the house aver-
age, maybe we can lower the all men's aver-
age." Byrd discourses on shooting down storks.
Next Sunday's flick: "Me Tiny, you Jane."
Farewell to the bald-headed dynasty.
THREE HUNDRED THIRTY-FIVE
Abrams, P.
Allen, R.
Breslow, K.
Cooper, S.
Dahan, E.
Dobritch, A
Enten, D.
Feder, R.
Freedlond,
Goldberg, F.
Goldman, J.
Goldman, N.
Goldstein, B.
Greenburg, J.
Grifenhagen, W.
Gross, G.
Grosswald, R.
Hockfield, E.
Hockfield, S.
Katz, C.
Kaye, L.
Klaff, M.
Krug, M.
Leader, J.
Leder, N.
Lippa, M.
Lyman, D.
Mann, Jr., R.
Nislick, S.
Plisco, I.
Roberts, L.
Silverstein, E.
Statler, J.
Winston, Z.
Zuckerman, W.
THREE HUNDRED THIRTY-SIX
TfiU EPSILOfl PHI
^^*
STEPHEN GASSMAN
President
It's the Eve of Frustration . . . the camp crew is back . . . Mirk
finally gets a look at the other side of the fence . . . Chused
leaves but Monty fills in . . . Helbein leaves but Ibil fills in — it
almost wrecked 'urn . . . Rosen just leaves . . . Fatty barfs and
gains three pounds . . . the corpulent look is in this fall at the
Phi House, just ask Butch . . . Gaines buys out Lurch's interest
in the Talon Zipper . . . Lonnie Garth is now fourteen . . . L.P.O.
rejuvenated . . . Chi Chi choochoos . . . Bwaaark . . . Gomer Pyle
invades the Phi House . . . Matt goes to class . . . Spot begins to
resemble dome of Morehead Planetarium . . . Zack goes on
three month binge . . . Harry conquers the files . . . drummer boy
gets shot down over Washington . . . Philly, anyone? . . . Stets
attacked in the second stall . . . Katzini gets corner on the whale
oil market . . . Yuckety Yuck strikes again . . . Harry moves out
on campus . . . Goldie leaves the Howyouse to buy some 'tater
chips . . . Sigma Tau Beta has best rush ever . . . the S. T. B.'s,
L. P. O.'s, Tri Betes, We Five and Beta Pi's compete for pledges
. . . Buzzy loses two with a hang ten . . . fun and frolic to the
tune of the "Sandpipers" . . . "Bye, Bye now!!"
THREE HUNDRED THIRTY-SEVEN
ZETR BETR TRU
Cooper, S.
Cowen, R.
Feder, J.
Feingold, W.
Fox, 5.
Gitleson, R.
Lichtenstein, M.
Loewenbaum, G.
McColl, F.
Mills, S.
Minisman, B.
Nachman, S.
Paster, D.
nbaun
, G
Tanenbau
Taylor, R.
Van Damm, G
Weiss, K.
Young, R.
THREE HUNDRED THIRTY-EIGHT
Z.B.T. has greatest year in history. The house makes great strides forward in
all phases. Do, Bag, and A. B. decide to sell house to pay for Barbara Streisand
at Anniversary. F. D. R., better known as Ralph, wins award as biggest drinker.
Kenny plans to wed t. a. g., but hasn't decided which one. Gerald spends many
sleepless nights when S. N. gets excited over his novels. Alex wins praise from
brotherhood for taste in attire. Young usurps jukebox. Tommy loses forty
pounds and snakes best friend. Zimbo spends year's allowance on sound equip-
ment. Karro says that fourteen-year-old wine tastes great. Paster becomes proc-
tor and is never seen again. Kirstein wins award as best liked brother. Natt
plans to marry hometown honey. Feingold plans to go to law and medical school.
Looper just loops along. Kiel takes over campus. B. G. creates greatest social
season ever. Bobby leads football team to victory. Cowen finds out that the
house really does have a Vice President. Gitlelson spends most of his time
fishing and catching crabs. Feldman becomes noted Biblical scholar. G. V. D.
takes place of Segovia. Steady spends from midnight to two reading world's
greatest literary masterpieces. Schneider breaks hands snapping fingers. Panda
gets thrown in wrestling everytime by runt. Petet spends life decorating mirror.
Taylor is the conscience of the f ratty bag.
THREE HUNDRED THIRTY-NINE
Welcome back Jack! Zetes return to
find Fred and Freeman fatally ill. Ban-
ner year starts with "Lima Beans" grow-
ing in oil slick. Jap returns off date
probation as Grindle loses eyes. Sloth
hangs six; Long hangs ten; Baldwin
raises thirteen. UMGAWA KAWA-
BUNGA BULLA BULLA BAWANA.
Joan eats peanut not knowing crop is
contaminated. Gordon endures! Hairlip
listens carefully to Tigger. Ervin forks
out ten dollars thinking he's going
native. Lurch returns from summer
school at U. of Transylvania. Schmoo
heads up carny act in Durham as
Blodgett takes Hot Point to High Point.
Burger leads charge in Nantucket.
Duck has Eskimo Pie in Penman's re-
siduary . . . worthy Phi tries for left-
overs. Black sports fall fashions with
"Drip Dry" as Redhead red lights it in
Kinston. Godzilla pledges with a crash.
Lizard finds Websters more receptive
in Chapel Hill than out "west."
ZETR
PSI
THREE HUNDRED FORTY
Alexander, R.
Baldwin, B.
Barber, J.
Black, J.
Bowles, E.
Emory, J.
Freeman,
Harrison, W.
Leach, W.
Long, W.
McMillan, C
Meade, F.
Noland, J.
Nowell, A.
Richardson,
Simmons, T.
Smith, G.
Stanley, C.
Vance, V.
Venters, G.
Weeks, W.
msm
THREE HUNDRED FORTY-ONE
nTERFRFITERniTY
councn
FRANK MARTIN
The Interfraternity Council serves as the unifying
and governing body for fraternities at Carolina. The
Council is composed of the president and the elected
representative from each of the twenty-three chap-
ters on campus, and acts as the legislative branch.
The I.F.C. Court, with the President and Vice Presi-
dent sitting as ex-officio members, maintains a self-
imposed discipline among fraternities. This body
serves as the judicial branch. Under the leadership
of the Executive Committee, made up of the major
officers, the I.F.C. plans and coordinates all phases
of fraternity life. The work of the I.F.C. is done
through use of the Rush, Publicity, Greek Week,
Scholarship, Rules, and Activities Committees. These
groups strive to promote the lofty ideals of the entire
fraternity system.
To encourage competition among the fraternities,
the I.F.C. awards several trophies each year. These
include the R. B. House Trophy for the best fraternity,
the Scholarship Trophy for most improved scholar-
ship, and the Sturm Trophy for the year's best pledge
class. The competition for these awards furthers the
goals and aspirations of the Interfraternity Council.
Left to Right: R. Combs, J. Freeman, F. Martin, B. Dotson, T. White, G. Parker
THREE HUNDRED FORTY-TWO
INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL COURT
Left to Right: Wainwright, Sarrett, Wills, McKenzie, Parker. Seated: Martin, Freeman, White, Schmidt, Lawson.
THREE HUNDRED FORTY-THREE
Baddoi
Black
Bolen
Parker, B
Parker, J.
Parrott
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THREE HUNDRED FORTY-FOUR
GERmnns club
Cate
Egbert
Grier
McKensie
Misenheimer
Stagger;
Venters
Welton
West
Wright
THREE HUNDRED FORTY-FIVE
RLPHR KRPPR PSI
Another year . . . the new breed becomes the old
guard . . . White pops his top . . . Munchy finally
leaves . . . the Half-Breed and Switch-blade catch cop
setting off fire crackers in the nude . . . King James
challenges God . . . Ridenhour's wife saves money . . .
Wex takes speed talking course . . . Moore's martin-
izing goes bankrupt . . . Edwards buys binoculars . . .
Dear Abby . . . Taylor does nothing while Marsha
supports him . . . it's easier to go out the door . . .
Feher becomes Admiral . . . Canter fries in apart-
ment . . . Altman catches Whitehead peeping . . .
George contemplates life in South America . . . HELP!
New Sweetheart
Altman, Gregory
Bachman, Raphael
Canter, William
Carnes, Oscar
Edwards, Dave
Feher, David
Griffin, James
Hanna, III, Oba T.
Harllee, Fred
Howe, Jr., George M
Howe, Jim
Keen, Aubrey
King, James
Moore, Bill
Muncy, Tom
Raines, Hubert
Ridenhour, -Monroe
Scruggs, Jim
Stroud, J. Michael
Sutton, Doug
White, Terry
Whitehead, Lewis
Woodard, Wex
Zambelli, Bill
THREE HUNDRED FORTY-SIX
What! Me Worry?
Monthly Meeting
THREE HUNORED FORTY-SEVEN
PHI
DELTR
CHI
PDC's return to find new neighbors . . . Nichols cracks
whip as house gets face lifting . . . Rich gets a bad
break and Carr keeps his T-Bird running . . . Anybody
seen Mac since the convention??? Bodge rules the
roost and marriage claims Hosey ... Ed gives up
farming to lead Tube Team . . . Telephone for Lurch
. . . Get a Nurse for Whitehead . . . Rowe makes the
fatal mistake . . . Beatty evades the FBI . . . Who's
the only #&*@ Yankee??? Stan swims for distance
as John leads the Athletes . . . Back in the saddle
again, Gene??? . . . Grub, Grub, Grub . . . Hovis bits
the books as Binoccie scopes . . . Pledges riot with
rosy cheeks . . . Libby's our Sweetheart as Granville
Shadows the Gingerbread House.
THREE HUNDRED FORTY-EIGHT
Ande
, Euge
Berkley, Allan P.
Beatty, Dennis G.
Bolick, Harold A.
Carr, Robert L.
Cranfill, James 5.
Freeman, John W.
Glass, Alan R.
Haywood, Leon S.
Hovis, Larry K.
Lowdermilk, Edward L.
Lowe, Robert B.
McCaskill, Rodney L.
Morris, Michael M.
Powell, William D.
Rickard, II, Hearne F.
Swain, Ronnie L.
Smith, Sidney G.
Sudderth, Stephen T.
Whitehead, Charles M.
Williams, Benjamin O.
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THREE HUNDRED FORTY-NINE
RLPHR PHI OITIEGfi
During the thirty years Rho Chapter of Alpha Phi Omega
National Service Fraternity has been active here at Carolina,
brothers have been adding much to the physical and spiritual
well-being of Chapel Hill. Through a spirit of fraternal to-
getherness, A Phi O has developed its cardinal principles of
leadership, friendship, and service into tangible benefits to
the brotherhood, the community, and the nation.
Under president Don Cunningham and faculty advisor
James Wadsworth, UNC Director of Housing, A Phi 0 this
year has organized and operated the A Phi O Book Exchange,
Ugliest Man On Campus Contest, and Parent's Day, as well
as cooperated with civic leaders in the annual Community
Chest drive, assisted at area scout camporees, worked with
local retarded children, manned campus election polls, and
ushered at Carolina Playmaker's productions.
A Phi O, though, by no means overlooks social affairs.
Bi-weekly dinner meetings, frequent parties and outings, and
informal daily gatherings in the chapter room do much to
fulfill brother's needs for relaxation as well as help form
the bond of brotherhood required to devote long and hard
hours to service projects.
CUNNINGHAM
President
THREE HUNDRED FIFTY
Clark, Jerry
Corcoran, Tim
Dougherty, Ton
Edenster, Russe
Fulcher, Greg
Guard, John
Holler, Ken
Hilderbrandt, Tom
Hinnant, Ben
Holding, J. C.
Horn, Bill
Hubbard, John
Inscoe, Jack
Knight, Charles
Marks, Bill
Mazza, Jeff
McCallum, Charles
McManus, Ronald
Moorhouse, Gary
Newlin, Robert
Nichols, Terry
Porter, Scott
Powell, Randy
Robertson, Bruce
Robinson, Bill
Sanders, Bob
Sessoms, Merv
Seymond, Hubert
Stone, Bill
Walker, Rusty
THREE HUNDRED FIFTY-ONE
DELTR SIGmfl PI
Delta Sigma Pi was founded at New York Uni-
versity on November 7, 1907. Alpha Lambda
at U.N.C. was founded on May 9, 1925. The
national magazine is The Deltasig and the
flower is the rose.
Carpenters, not businessmen . . . S-Bird
teaches a pledge to fly . . . Mike the Orator is a
loser . . . Bill tells Ann his profession . . . What
Girl pinned Tom??? Tony takes a field trip . . .
Hen-pecked attends Home Ec. convention . . .
Dave-the-Accuser buys a door for the house . . .
THE NIGHT TRAIN"1 Will the real Sandy,
please stand up . . . Cool Don pledges to "Raise
Hell" . . . Did Grady really wash his hands???
Ed is glad that Ken is on at halftime . . . Howard
sleeps through 7:00 p.m. class.
Almond, Gary R
Barnard, Robert L
Barden, Bob S.
Belsinger, Jack R.
Bower, Charles H.
roadway, William W.
Creech, Laten L.
Culp, Robert W.
Dillon, Thomas B
Guffey, James
Hall, David
Harris, Galen
Hawkins, Blaint
Helder, Jake C.
THREE HUNDRED FIFTY-TWO
He
.Michael
Hutchins, Ralph W.
Hyatt, Thomas
Jennings, James S.
Johnson, Michael R.
Lomax, John R.
Oakley, Woody
Paschal, Don H.
Parker, Charles <
Petree, John W.
Potter, Frank
Potter, James R.
Robinson, Dave
Robinson, Jerry
Robinson, Ron
Rogers, William H.
Stallings, Lindsey
Ward, Leslie A.
Winchester, Thomas
Wmsted, Arthur W.
THREE HUNDRED FIFTY-THREE
phi mu RLPHR sinFonifi
Anders, Rege K.
Bass, Robert W.
Brown, Mac H.
Brown, Walter F.
Cameron, Harold H.
Dilda, James H.
Dobbs, William A,
Field, Russell P.
Ford, Phillip L.
Fowler, James N.
Gibson, Charles W.
Glace, Charles L.
Harris, Bayard E.
Hazleton, W. Dean
Herrick, D. Gene
Herring, William H.
Hoar, Stephen W.
Hutcheson, John A.
luele, James G.
Jernigan, Frank H.
Jones, R. Flippen
Kalfur, William Paul
Kellog, JohnT.
Killian, Charles E.
King, A. Darrell
Lambert, John W.
Lambeth, Philip D.
Leach, Norman E.
Malcolm, J- Buckner
Martin, Donald P.
Marvin, Phillip H.
McCoy, K. Byron
Moulton, John A.
Murphy, Ted. R.
Norris, David A.
Park, V. Caldwell
Scott, Gene
Shepard, E. Allen
Shore, Charles M.
Simpson, Joel S.
Simpson, Larry M.
Strange, A. Edward
Steele, Kenneth F.
Tinkham, Spencer F.
Wall, John N.
White, Ronald G. B.
Whitfield, Richard A.
Williams, Joe A.
Willis, Calvin R.
THREE HUNDRED FIFTY-FOUR
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100, 99, 98, 97, 96
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Men of Black Triangle return to Hall of Alpha Rho from
Mexico, England, and Gilkey . . . J-0 gets award for
conduct most becoming a brother, inserts it in ear,
and spreads word over east coast . . , Much clatter of
pins changing bodies . . . Christine back to stay . . .
Gotcha . . . Superbrother produces grandmother for
everybody and goes off on cycle after one-armed man
. . . Lambert uses tie to keep erect . . . Noah sees many
floods but no rainbow . . . Ace makes good use of
head . . . PJ brings new rug, but old Sinfonian has the
biggest pud . . . But do you really love each other? . , .
Nice . . . Moons over Morrison . . . Gurgle does dance
. . . Two birds with one ticket . . . Fowler and Horton
get more than their share . . . Steve opens house . . .
Sphincter . . . One more and it's 69 . . . 10:00 in the
morning, Russ? . . . Hunt avoids Sam . . . Wall opens
answering service for pledges . . . The Blue Bald Goose
homes in on G'boro . . . More fish on Friday . . . White
adds color to group as Rho takes twenty-two . . . Have
you seen the Monk? . . . Steele absconds . . . Joel brings
culture to inquisitions . . . Twenty new Plummer's
friends . . . She was only . . . Our father . . . Rik, we
know you'd like to have me as a brother, but . . . Seduc-
tives miss 300 pounds but wail on . . . Chirp . . . Good-
night Frank . . . And with best chapter award, another
great year. Hail Sinfonia!
THREE HUNDRED FIFTY-FIVE
Kappa Psi Pharmaceutical Fraternity was founded in
1879. Beta Xi Chapter was established at the Univer-
sity of North Carolina in 1915. Membership in the
fraternity is limited to pharmacy students of good
character, who have proven scholarship ability, and
who have a wholesome college spirit. The fraternity
flower is the red carnation and the colors are scarlet
and cadet gray. The official publication is The Mask.
The young marrieds invade . . . Tile Morgan is at it
again with the beautification program . . . Musseilhead
leads the way with buckets of QP's . . . Sunshine glows
on the third flow . . . Hooty is still at it . . . Rawlins
makes frequent trips to Raleigh and Eastgate . . . Hen-
son thrown the bomb . . . Cotton throws in the towel,
will 64 lab ever be over??? Pledges climb latter to see
what they can see, get caught . . . Heatherington cap-
tains the tube team . . . Cameron leads the " "
team but no one follows too closely . . . Corkey is back
in action. How's you folks, etc.??? Willets and Moore
form Combo . . . 2/5's love organic, okaaay . . . Who
KRPPfi PSI
NEIL PHARR
President
will be the next D.I.??? Smith knows where the action
is . . . Atlas is still confused . . . Pledges rumble, brothers
roll, all study, this has to be a good year!
Bailey, II, John W.
Barrett, II, Joe H.
Boone, WilliamS.
Boyd, Robert S.
Cameron, WilliamS.
Cranford, Delbert M.
Cotton, Robert W.
Dameron, Richard G
Gray, Richard A.
Hail, James Ray
Harper, J. Michael
Heatherington, Terry W.
Henson, James B
Inman, Robert H.
Kroboth, Timothy R.
Lamm, Benaiah S.
Matthews, James S.
Meads, Lawrence C.
erald L.
olonS.
Medlin,
Minton,
Morgan, Jack L.
Moore, Michael A
Musselwhite, Neill H.
Pharr, J. Neil
Pike, Joseph W.
Rachide, Frederick J.
Rhoden, Jr., Charles W.
Smith, Harold G.
Williams, Berry L.
Williams, Mark O.
THREE HUNDRED FIFTY-SIX
Lambda of
KRPPfi EPSILOn
Adams, Nancy R.
Bailey, Alice L.
Baucom, Judith M.
Bostin, Mona Y.
Bowman, Rita L.
Burnham, Laura
Butler, Bonnie C.
Canady, Rena L.
Carabateas, Angela
Eakins, Janet L.
Gebhardt, Margaret C.
Gilbert, Sandra J.
Gretz, Susan G.
Habrat, Nancy J.
Houser, Christine
Hunter, Stephanie R.
Johnson, Kay E.
Johnston, Mary Helen
Leggett, Martha V.
Lynn, Falma R.
Rhew, Marilyn M.
Seawell, Ellon G.
Shaw, Margaret E.
Teague, Mary G.
Wells, Sara A.
Williams, Patricia A.
Winter, Jean C.
Kappa Epsilon is a national professional
fraternity for women students in phar-
macy. It was founded on May 13, 1921 at
Iowa State University. Lambda Chapter
was begun at the University of North
Carolina in 1940. The purposes are to
stimulate a desire for high scholarship
among its members, to foster a profes-
sional consciousness, and provide a bond
of lasting loyalty, interest, and friendship.
The fraternity takes pride in its members
throughout the nation who are leaders in
the pharmaceutical profession.
THREE HUNDRED FIFTY-SEVEN
ATHLETICS
THREE HUNDRED FIFTY-EIGHT
THREE HUNDRED FIFTY-NINE
monoGRfim club
The University Monogram Club is composed of all varsity
athletes who qualify by winning letters in one or more
sports. Its goals are to further school spirit, traditions, and
standards of scholarship, as well as encouraging athletes
to engage in many different types of activities. The club
has its headquarters in Woollen Gym which is open to all
members. Among the projects of the club are the spring
practice game, inviting high school athletes to the Univer-
sity's football games, and a scholarship fund.
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THREE HUNDRED SIXTY
MONOGRAM CLUB OFFICERS
i Meade, John Atherton, Steve Lister, Charles Worley, Bo Wood, Ed Stringer
Despite the fact that there was sometimes little to cheer
about, U.N.C.'s varsity cheerleaders performed dili-
gently and enthusiastically. Under Head Cheerleader
Jerry Houle, the squad introduced new cheers, center-
ing on acrobatics and tumbling, with added emphasis
placed on pep rallies and co-ordinated cheering. Houle,
who somehow managed to survive a D.T.H. blast of
incompetence, and the rest of the cheerleaders deserve
much credit for their work in promoting school spirit.
CHEERLEADERS
Houle, Head. First Row: Fleming, Starnes, Hooper, Sanolin, Tyndall, Shannon. Second Row: Davis
Shaffer, Yelverton, Patterson, Garner, Dankworth, Womack.
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The University Band has proven itself one of
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on and off of the campus. Under the direction of
John Yesulaitis, and resplendent in their new
uniforms, the Marching Band provided out-
standing and entertaining halftime shows. In
addition to the Marching Band and the Concert
Band, which studies and performs the best in
concert music, Tar Heel basketball games were
highlighted by the Pep Band.
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The Tarheels in 1965 played both exciting and
dull football; they upset some teams and they
were upset; they showed running and passing
ability and an almost total incompetence at de-
fense— in short the Heels were the same medi-
ocre team of years gone by. No more exciting
game was played in 1 965 than at Kenan Stadium
when Clemson dropped a 17-13 thriller (end ng
the game on the Carolina one foot line), or when
Carolina and Georgia staged a tremendous offen-
sive battle at Homecoming (with the Bulldogs
putting on a superhuman come-from-behind
fourth quarter effort to score 26 points and win
47-34); but against Virginia, after a brilliant
first quarter, the Tarheels played one of the
dullest and poorest games of the year, finally
losing 21-17. Ohio State and Maryland found
that the Heels could come up with a big win
(14-3 and 12-10); mighty Notre Dame had to
call on every one of the saints for three quarters
before Carolina went down fighting 17-0; but
Wake Forest showed that the men in blue could
be upset by the conference's worst, 13-10.
Head Coach Jim Hickey's team was led in the
line by Joe Fratangelo. Fratangelo played well in
all games and his defensive prowess made it seem
as if the entire defensive burden were on his
shoulders. There were other good players on
the team: Max Chapman, Hank Barden, Joe
Churchill, Jimmy Byrd, Dave Riggs, and Jay
Malobicky to name a few. Quarterback was the
position most abundant in talent with two fine
players in Danny Talbott and Jeff Beaver. The
kicking staff also did a good job this year, led
by Bill Edwards' punting, Charlie Carr's kick-
offs, and Talbott's field goals.
The latter was particularly effective against
one of two bitter enemies as Carolina outlasted
Cow College 10-7. But all the material available
went to no avail as the Tarheels' bid for the
A.C.C. championship fell short in Durham one
cold November afternoon. The world came to an
end that day as Dook Training School stole
Rameses, the championship, the Victory Bell, and
all hint of Carolina pride and dignity in surging
to a 34-7 annihilation.
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Perhaps if nothing else the 1965 season was a
training session for next year's Carolina team.
Certainly one has to look hard to find other bene-
fits of the '65 team. Next year, as UNC takes on
another difficult slate of opponents, may bring
the same results as this year's team, for Carolina
insists on playing big-time football with small-
time money. Let's hope that future seasons will
be more profitable than this; at the same time,
let's not be too harsh on the 1965 edition of the
Tarheels.
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SOCCER
At the beginning of this year's Soccer season, Coach
Allen said that "This team is a good one simply be-
cause it is talented." But this year's team had some-
thing more than just talent. It had the desire to win.
For the first seven games the Soccer team made
winning look easy with only one goal scored against
them. And it wasn't until the Maryland game that
this team showed what stuff they were really made
of. Only in this game was there the determination
that it takes to make a good Soccer team. They lost
in a double overtime, not to a team second-best in
the A.C.C., but to one that has been always ranked
among the top teams in the nation.
This year's Co-Captains were Tom Roberts and
Drew Murphy. In scoring, Jack Writer led the team
with ten goals, followed by John Loud and Larry
Heath with seven, Johnston with five, Polak with
four, Murphy and Galves with two each, and Van
Wick with one. Also, there were others such as Terry
Henry, Eddie Belmont, and Billy Reeves whose efforts
and zeal added greatly to the team's fine showing;
much praise goes to Jim Hammer, Jimmie Johnston,
and Jack Writer who made the All South Soccer
team. The final hand goes to Coach Allen, whose
coaching ability was further recognized with his one-
hundredth win, made all the more enjoyable since it
came over Dook.
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The Harriers, under Coach Joe Hilton, turned what might have
been a discouraging season into a fairly successful one. With
only one loss in the conference to Maryland, they came in sec-
ond to Duke in the Annual North Carolina State Cross Country
Championship meet. In the Annual Atlantic Coast Conference
Championships, they placed third to Maryland and Duke.
Coach Hilton said the team did exceptionally well consider-
ing that they were plagued with difficulties all season long. In
the very beginning of the season, they lost Drummond Bell and
Trip MacPherson. Captain Jim Meade had a sore throat before
the Virginia meet and couldn't run, but on the whole turned in
some exceptionally fine performances for the entire season.
Also, Coach Hilton said that with the help of some of his regular
milers and quarter milers and the harriers from last year's
Freshman team, that he was very pleased with the outcome of
this year's season.
THREE HUNDRED SEVENTY-SEVEN
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THREE HUNDRED SEVENTY-NINE
swimminG
In swimming this year the Dolphins, as Coach
Pat Earey put it, have not had a very successful
season, even though the team has produced
some outstanding performances. This year the
swimming team was made up of a young group
and lacked the depth and front line strength of
past years while the competition in swimming
has been rather stiff. This year Navy and Army
have had their best teams in years, and proved
too strong for Carolina's young team. The same
has been true in the A.C.C. with State and
Maryland having above average teams, and
true throughout the whole Eastern United
States.
Nevertheless, the swimming team has done
its best under the leadership of Captain Fred
Lipp who has continued to turn in good per-
formances in the butterfly stroke. Phil Riker
who joined the team in the middle of the semes-
ter has helped the team greatly with his versa-
tility in the relays, freestyle, and butterfly. Also,
Gaye Stratten from Canada in the back stroke
and Pete Worthen in sprints have both added
their strength to the team with fine perform-
ances.
THREE HUNDRED EIGHTY
THREE HUNDRED EIGHTY-ONE
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THREE HUNDRED EIGHTY-TWO
THREE HUNDRED EIGHTY-THREE
Although Coach Dean Smith had predicted that
this year's team would be only somewhat better
than average, the Tar Heels turned in a very
superior showing. Led by Bob Lewis and Larry
Miller, who blazed the courts with amazing
scoring streaks, the Carolina squad won reward-
ing victories over the Future Farmers of Amer-
ica, the heretical Baptists, and one of the
enemies from South of the border, while losing
tough ones to the Violet Yankees, the aristo-
crats from North of the border, and oh yes, the
Dookies. One could, at least, relax this. year, as
opposed to those in the past, since the Tar Heels
seemed by and large to win those games they
should have won and lose the ones they were
predicted to lose.
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Perhaps the 1965-66 version of the
U.N.C. basketball team was not a can-
didate for national or even conference
honors, and perhaps they weren't as
great as past Tar Heel fives, but this
was a team that gave effort all the way.
It was also a fine example of teamwork
— something which had been conspicu-
ously absent in the past. Even with a
one-two punch like Lewis and Miller,
who together averaged well over forty
points per game, the team played as a
well-knit unit — not as a few superstars
and a few supergoofs. Without the back-
court assistance of John Yokely and
Tom Gauntlett, and the able dexterity
at pivot position of both Bob Bennett
and Mark Mirken, it would have been
curtains for the Dynamic Duo. But the
versatile Tar Heels managed to come
through with big wins most of the time.
Playing their first year in Carmichael
Coliseum-Auditorium, the U.N.C.
squad gave the fans a rare display of
talent and excitement as they cavalierly
disposed of some opponents, dueled
others to the death, and fell gallently
to a small few. But, at any rate, the
typical Carolina fan who could finally
bring in his favorite form of refresh-
ment enjoyed watching whatever it was
he watched and whatever it was he saw.
THREE HUNDRED EIGHTY-SIX
THREE HUNDRED EIGHTY-SEVEN
THREE HUNDRED EIGHTY-EIGHT
SCOREBORRD
U.N.C.
74
Clemson
84
U.N.C.
82
William & Mary
68
U.N.C.
82
Ohio State
72
U.N.C.
127
Richmond
76
U.N.C.
72
Vanderbilt
81
U.N.C.
115
Florida State
80
U.N.C.
66
Florida
59
U.N.C.
75
Princeton
61
U.N.C.
90
Utah
85
U.N.C.
97
West Virginia
102
U.N.C.
67
Maryland
52
U.N.C.
99
Wake Forest
83
U.N.C.
77
Duke
88
U.N.C.
83
N. C. State
75
U.N.C.
69
Virginia
70
U.N.C.
115
Wake Forest
87
U.N.C.
76
Maryland
66
U.N.C.
104
South Carolina
70
THREE HUNDRED EIGHTY-NINE
WRESTLinG
THREE HUNDRED NINETY
With three matches left in the 1 965-66 season,
the U.N.C. matmen have compiled a 5-4 record.
Carolina grapplers, under the able hand of
Coach Sam Barnes, were especially impressive
in wins over Davidson and Washington and Lee,
and completely swamped the Dookies of Dur-
ham 28-8, giving the Devils their worst defeat
in twenty years. With on outstanding freshman
team, 6-1 at press time, rated by Coach Barnes
as the best ever at U.N.C, Carolina has hopes
for continued successes in wrestling.
THREE HUNDRED NINETY-ONE
SPRinC SPORT
THREE HUNDREO NINETY-TWO
First Row: Coach Kenney, Chanin, Owen, Gray, Robinson, Glascolli, Robbir
Second Row: Tucker, Hoopes, Baldwin, Fleicher, Prevost.
THREE HUNDRED NINETY-THREE
Coach Joe Hilton is looking forward to another
good year with U.N.C.'s track team. Besides
Co-Captains Charlie Little and Bill Graham,
only five other men have graduated, and those
returning will be joined by a host of promising
sophomores.
Returnees include shotputter Tom Cordell
and Grant Vomer, javelin thrower Pascai Tone,
hurdler Gary Mead, and broad jumper Bill
Young. Jim Moore and Tom Reynolds will place
the high jumpers while John Johnson will per-
form as polevaulter. Pete Worthen, Bill Johnson
and U.N.C. record holder Bo Wood are all ex-
cellent discus hurlers.
There will be a host of runners back, all of
whom could be the best in the A.C.C. Dale
White holds the U.N.C. record of 9.5 in the 1 00
dash. Others are 330 hurdlers Rich Ambrose
and Jeff Stokes, sprinter Jon Levin, and Eddie
Daw in the 440 and 880. Star distance runners
Jim Meade, "Trip" McPherson and Drummond
Bell will return.
THREE HUNDRED NINETY-FOUR
TRRCK
THREE HUNDRED NINETY-FIVE
BRSEBRLL
After two years of typical high-level administrative
incompetence and indecision over the home of one of
the few championship teams Carolina manages to field,
it was finally decided to allow the 1966 Tar Heel base-
ball team to play in their new stadium — excuse me, on
their new field; or is that an old cow pasture, it's hard
to tell just yet. Of course, the fans will be sitting in
dilapidated but still standing Emerson field watching
the Unforgettable Unseen playing the Intrepid Invisies,
but that is neither here nor there — at least to the powers
that be.
Coach Walter Rabb will probably have a good team
this year, as he did this past one, and the year before
that. The fans will know this, however, only through
the dubious reporting of the Daily Tar Heel. For the
only fans the team will have will be porkers and others
of that ilk who have an affinity for mud. It is sad, too,
that such great Carolina talent will go largely unob-
served; but that's the upstairs gang for you.
THREE HUNDRED NINETY-SIX
THREE HUNDRED NINETY-SEVEN
LRCROSSE
Lacrosse is the newest varsity sport at Carolina,
last year being only its second year; but the
game has been played on this campus for many
years beginning with the Lacrosse Club formed
by the Navy pre-f light boys in World War II.
Now, as the game spreads farther south, it has
come to be a varsity sport in its own right, the
season lasting from March to May.
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TEnnis
As in the past the Tar Heel Tennis team continues to be a
name in Carolina sports, coming up with an endless number
of A.C.C. championship victories. During the eight years Coach
Don Skakle has been at Carolina, he has produced seven win-
ning teams with hope that this year will follow in the same
tradition. Last year both the Varsity and the Freshman went
undefeated, and, having lost only two seniors last year, the
Varsity hopes to produce another perfect record this spring
under the leadership of their Co-Captains Ken Oettenger and
Brcnscn Van Wyck.
This spring the courts will be humming with action from the
first day of practice as the up-and-coming Sophomores of last
year's, undefeated, Freshman team battle for positions with
the Varsity, who are all nationally or sectionally ranked. And
as Coach Skakle said, the team is eager and ready to go for
another season, and with hope and a great deal of hard work
they are looking forward to another perfect season in Carolina
Tennis.
First Row: Wadsworth, Parrish, Goddord, Bronson Van Wyck.
Second Row: Chewning, West, Oettinger, Coach Skakle, Long, Floren, Markham, Mgr
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GREEK
SWEETHERRTS
Top Row: MARGRET TARBER, Zeto Beta Tau; JUDY TUCKER, Alpha Tau Omega;
LINDA WILSON, Phi Mu Alpha. Center: BRENDA BALLARD, Delta Upsilon.
Bottom Row: JUDY HOWARD, Delta Sigma Pi; BILLIE JO THORBURN, Pi Kappa
Phi; PRISCILLA PATTERSON, Kappa Sigma.
FOUR HUNDRED FOUR
Top Row: JEAN LIEBOLD, Beta Theta Pi; ELEANOR 5TOWE, Saint Anthony;
PEACH PEARCE, Phi Delta Theta. Bottom Row: SUSAN PEAY, Phi Gamma Delta;
SANDY SCHWARTZ, Tau Epsilon Phi; MARTHA HENDRIX, Lambda Chi Alpha.
FOUR HUNDRED FIVE
Top Row: MARY ANN SMITHERS, Sigma Alpha Epsilon; BONNIE BUTLER,
Kappa Psi; CAROL LOFTIN, Pi Kappa Alpha. Bottom Row: SALLY SHIP-
MAN, Chi Psi; JOYCE WATT, Sigma Chi; MRS. WILLIAM SCHMIDT, Delta
Kappa Epsilon.
FOUR HUNDRED SIX
Top Row: MICKY MURRAH, Kappa Alpha; MRS. MARY POPE, Sigma Phi;
"SHERRIFF," Zeta Psi. Middle Row: LA NELLE JONES, Sigma Nu; JACKIE TATE,
Alpha Phi Omega; CINDY WEBB. Bottom Row: DONNA LEE HARTMAN, Pi Lamb-
da Phi; JAYNE YANCY, Phi Kappa Sigma; LIBBY LOWE, Phi Delta Chi.
FOUR HUNDRED SEVEN
RESIDEflCE HALL
SWEETHEARTS
Top Row: PAT DURFEY, Lewis Hall; ROXANNE SCARBROUGH, Avery Hall.
Center: ANN MARTIN, Hell House of Morrison Residence College Bottom Row
JUDY ANNETTE BROWN, Griffith House of Morrison Residence College CHERYL
SEDLACEK, Old East Hall, CAROL McKENZIE, Old West Hall
Manly Hall
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Top Row: SUSAN EHRINGHAUS, Ehringhaus Hall; SUE BENNETT Nurses Dorm-
KAREN GIBBON, Falcon House of Morrison Residence College. Right Center':
BEVERLY BAILEY, Joyner Hall. Bottom Row: HOLLY WILLIAMS, I House of
Morrison Residence College; CLAIRE BRINKLEY, Branson House of Morrison
Residence College; RAMONA TAYLOR, Esquire House of Morrison Residence
College.
FOUR HUNDRED NINE
Top Row: MARY KING, Alpha House of Mor-
rison Residence College; ANNE WARD, Ay-
cock Hall; SHARON FINCH, Draught House
of Morrison Residence College. Bottom Row:
KAY VARSHO, Grimes Hall; SANDRA Mc-
CRASLIN, Parker Hall; CAROL PETERS,
Graham Hall.
FOUR HUNDRED TEN
Top Row: ZACKIE MURPHEY, Croige Residence College; TONI GREEN-
WOOD. Scott Residence College; BETTY WATKINS, Stacy Hall Bottom
Row: NITA WILKINSON, Cavalier House of Morrison Residence College;
JUDY STURDIVANT, Ruffin Hall; CAMILLA BASWOOD, Mangum Hall.
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JUDY HOWERTON
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THE SPERKER BRfl HERRinGS
Thomas Jefferson stated: "If there be any among us
who would wish to dissolve this Union or change its
republican form, let them stand undisturbed as monu-
ments of the safety with which error of opinion may be
tolerated where reason is left free to combat it." The
most glorious, sovereign state of North Carolina, how-
ever, decided to correct this evil tradition and bowed to
the spirit of Joseph McCarthy in prohibiting Communist
speakers from the people's University. But, alas, real-
izing that the subversive Southern Association would
withdraw the University's accreditation and that the
atheistic, Communistic, unconstitutional Supreme
Court might void the law, the wise state legislature
amended its decree to let the University trustees decide
which Communists were too un-American to speak.
However, it soon became clear that ol' Joe wouldn't be
let down, because His Excellency, the Hon. Dan K.
Moore, held that any lousy Commie invited to speak
would only engender controversy; thus continues the
University's long fight for academic freedom.
FOUR HUNDRED TWENTY-SIX
FOUR HUNDRED TWENTY-SEVEN
FOUR HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT
FOUR HUNDRED TWENTY-NINE
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FOUR HUNDRED THIRTY-TWO
FOUR HUNDRED THIRTY-THREE
HomEcominG
FOUR HUNDRED THIRTY-FOUR
FOUR HUNDRED THIRTY-FIVE
Thomas Wolfe, a little-known Carolina graduate, once
said that you can't go home again; many alumni, how-
ever, seemed not to realize that as they journeyed back to
their Alma Mater for the annual Homecoming Game. In
1 965, the Tar Heels played host to the University of Geor-
gia Bulldogs. U.N.C. seemed to be almost too hospitable
as they blew a thirteen point lead and wound up getting
trounced. The only consolation, and almost worth the de-
feat, was the Homecoming Queen, who was presented at
half-time. Beautiful Mary King, who had been named
Miss Consolidated University only two weeks previously,
was sponsored by Maverick House and reigned over a
lovely court of charming co-eds. Yet, even in the face of
defeat, the bawdy revellers and inebriates were not to be
denied. Lively combos blasted on into the night. And if
the Tar Heel footballers were shot down, the same could
hardly be said for the A. B.C. store. But like the bright
displays which were planned for a month, built in a week,
and forgotten in a day, Homecoming Weekend soon van-
ished with a bad head.
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FOUR HUNDRED THIRTY-SEVEN
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lose a Victory Bell and all pride in four easy quarters
ra ra even the parade was a flop all the crowd and an
anti-climax to a climax that would never come ra ra big
floats sexy girls gross males all the usual ra ra non-
sense ra ra how about that a parade in three segments
ra ra with cars and motor scooters ra ra in between
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Spring is the time of youth, the time of joy, the time of revels
and celebrations. For after escaping from under the dead ice
of winter, the disciples of Bacchus toast their newly gained
freedom with the fruit of the vine in jubilant fertility rites. But,
while across most of the world Satyrs were chasing Bacchanals
over the green, Carolina Gentlemen were hard put to find a
green over which to chase Carolina Co-eds. Jubilee, U.N.C.'s
annual spring orgy, was originally set for the luxuriant lawn
in front of the Temple of Graham Memorial; it was abruptly
uprooted and scheduled for the Circus Kenanus; however, soon
discovering that some miscreant had rudely ploughed up the
gladiator's turf, the powers of Olympus moved the festival
around the flagpole-maypole in the Forum McCorkle. Once
these petty deterrents were removed, Carolina students went
about their traditional pursuits with more than the usual zeal.
FOUR HUNDRED FIFTY-SEVEN
Our revels now are ended. These our actors
As I foretold you, were all spirits, and
Are melted into air, into thin air;
And, like the baseless fabric of this vision,
The cloud-capped towers, the gorgeous palaces,
The solemn temples, the great globe itself,
Yea, all which it inherit, shall dissolve;
And, like this insubstantial pageant faded,
Leave not a rock behind. We are such stuff
As dreams are made on, and our little life
Is rounded with a sleep.
— The Tempest
FOUR HUNDRED FIFTY-EIGHT
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FOUR HUNDRED FIFTY-NINE
SEniOR HOnORS
BALL, GARY; Student Party, Y.D.C.
ACEE, JR., MARSHALL; Dormitory Officer (3, 4), Intra-
mural Manager (3, 4), Track (1).
ADAMS, JEFFREY; Beta Theta Pi; Football (2), N.S.A.
(3), Orientation Counselor (3), Student Government
Committee (3), University Party (1 , 2, 3, 4, Chairman 2,
3), State Student Legislature (3, 4, Chairman 4), Co-
ordinator of Campus Affairs (3).
ADAMS, JR., THURSTON; Pi Koppo Phi; Monogram
Club (2, 3, 4), University Party (1, 2, 3, 4), Y.M C A
(I), LaCrosse (1, 2, 3, 4).
ADKINS, EVELYN; Baptist Student Union (3, 4), Stu-
dent NEA (4).
AINSLEY, JR., WILLIAM; Baptist Student Union, Y DC.
ALEXANDER, JR., ROY; Dormitory Officer (4).
ALLEN, ALLISON; Sigmo Alpha Epsilon; University
Party (1,2), Y.M.C.A. (1).
ALLEN, WILLIAM; Monogram Club (3, 4), Student
Party (2, 3), Track (1, 2, 3, 4), Westminster Fellowship
(1, 2), Y.D.C. (2), Y.M.C.A. (1, 2, 3), Campus Chest
Committee.
ALMOND, GARY; Delta Sigma Pi.
ALPER, MARK; Pi Lambda Phi; Cardboard (3), Student
Council (1).
ALTMAN, GREGORY; Alpha Kappa Psi; M.R.C. (1, 2).
AMEND, JR., JOHN; Cardboard (2, 3, 4), Dormitory
Officer (2, 3), M.R.C. (2, 3), Men's Honor Council (2, 3),
Student Party (1, 2, 3, 4), Wrestling (1), Y.D.C. (2, 3, 4).
AMOS, WILLIAM; A.F.R.O.T.C. [I, 2), Dialectic and
Philanthropic Senate (3, 4), Dialectic Society (4), M R.C.
(2), Orientation Counselor (4), Westminster Fellowship
(4), Century Squadron (1, 2), Resident Advisor (4),
Gamma Beta Phi Society (3, 4).
ANDERSON, CAROL; Delto Gamma; Dormitory Officer
(4), Student Government Committee (3), Student NEA.
(3), University Party (3, 4), W.A.A. (3), Y.W.C.A. (3, 4),
Stray Greeks.
ANDERSON, JON; Dormitory Officer (3, 4), M.R.C. (3,
4), Track (1), University Party (3, 4), Y.M.C.A. (1, 2).
ANDERSON, SYLVIA; SNA (1, 2, 3, 4).
ARHART, RICHARD; Phi Eta Sigmo, Alpha Chi Sign
ATCHLEY, JUDY; Dormitory Officer (4), Angel Flight
(3,4).
ATKINS, BARBARA; Carolina Women's Council (3, 4),
Dormitory Officer (3, 4).
AUGUSTINE, ANDREW; Kappa Alpha; A.F.R.O.T.C,
Arnold Air Society, Orientation Counselor, University
Party, Rifle Team.
BABB, HENRY; M.R.C (1), Student Party (1, 2, 3, 4),
Y.D.C. (1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4), Carolina Political
Union (4).
BADDOUR, RICHARD; Sigma Nu; Class Cabinet (2, 3),
Daily Tar Heel (2, 3), Orientation Counselor (2), Publi-
cations Board (3, 4), Student Government Committee
(2), Student Party (1, 2, 3, 4), Yackety Yack (Business
Manager 3, 4), German's Club.
BAER, RICHARD; Class Cabinet (1, 2), Yackety Yack
(3, 4), Lacrosse (1).
BAGGETT, HENRY; Sigma Chi; Student Legislature (3,
4), University Party (2, 3, 4), Order of Nodular Birds
(2).
BAGWELL, JR., LARRY; Phi Delta Theta; University
Party (1, 2, 3, 4), Y.M.C.A. (2, 3), Freshman Camp
Orientation Counselor (2, 3).
BAILEY, BOBBIE; Alpha Delta Pi; Maiorette (4), Orien-
tation Counselor (4), Student Party (3, 4), W.A.A. (3),
Women's Honor Council (3, 4), Y.R.C. (3, 4), Y.W.C.A.
(3), Medical Technology Club (3, 4), Campus Chest
Carnival (3).
BALDWIN, BERNARD; Zeta Psi; Carolina Symposium
(4), Gimghoul (2, 3, 4), M.R.C. Court (3, 4), University
Party (1, 2, 3, 4).
BALDWIN, JOHN; Golf (1, 2, 3, 4).
BALLARD, HARRY; Beta Theta Pi; Carolina Symposium
(4), University Party (1, 2, 3, 4).
BALLENGER, JAMES; Alpha Tau Omega, Delta Phi
Alpha; University Party (1, 2, 3, 4), Sophomore Scholar-
ship Committee.
BANDY, ROBERT; A.F.R.O.T.C. (1, 2, 3, 4), Arnold Air
Society (2, 3, 4), Scabbard and Blade (3, 4), Rifle Team
(1, 2, 3).
BARDEN, JR., HEYWOOD; Football (1,2,3, Co-Captain
BARFIELD, JAMES; M.R.C. (2), Y.R.C. (1, 2, 3, 4), Caro-
lina Conservative Club (3, 4).
BARKER, MARY; Pi Beta Phi; Carolina Symposium (4),
G.M.A.B. (3), Attorney General's Staff Secretary (2),
University Party (3, 4), Y.W C.A. (3, 4), Campus Chest
Publicity Chairman, Orientation Counselor (4).
BARNARD, ROBERT; Delta Sigma Pi.
BARNES, R.; Delta Kappa Epsilon; University Party (1,
2, 3, 4), Y.R.C. (3, 4), Y.M C.A. (1, 2, 3, 4), Campus
Chest (1), Carolina Conservative Club (3, 4).
BARRETT, PAUL; Beta Theta Pi; Swimming (1), Univer-
sity Party (1, 2, 3, 4), Y.M.C.A. (1, 2, 3, 4), Minotaurs
(1, 2, 3, 4), Lacrosse, Delta Beta (1, 2, 3 4).
BARRETT, TOBIE; Kappa Delta; University Chorus (3).
BARRON, WANDA; Alpha Xi Delta; Panhellenic Coun-
cil (3, 4), University Party (3, 4), Stray Greeks (3, 4,
President 4).
BAUCOM, CHARLES; Phi Delta Theta; Gorgon's Head
(2, 3, 4), University Party (1, 2, 3, 4), Y.M.C.A. (2, 3),
German's Club (2, 3, 4).
BAYLIN, JONATHAN; Baseball (I, 2, 3, 4).
BAYNARD, JR., WILLIAM; Chi Psi; Golf (1), Men's
Honor Council (3), Orientation Counselor (2, 3), Student
Party (2, 3), University Party (1, 4), Freshman Camp
Committee (2).
BEATTY, JOSEPH; Lombdo Chi Alpha, Phi Eto Sigma,
Phi Beta Kappa; Orientation Counselor (3, 4), University
Party (3, 4), Y.D.C. (3, 4), Y.M.C.A. (1, 2), Carolina
Political Union.
BECKETT, ROBERT; N.R.O.T.C. (1, 2, 3, 4).
BECTON, SUSAN; Kappa Kappa Gamma; Orientation
Counselor (4), University Party (4), Women's Residence
Council (4), Y.W.C.A. (3, 4), Attorney General's Staff
(4).
BEITLER, ALVIN; Toil Epsilon Phi; Hillel Foundation
(1, 2, 3, 4), N.R.O.T.C. (I, 2), Student Party (1, 2, 3, 4),
Track (1).
BELSINGER, JR., JACK; Delta Sigma Pi.
BENJAMIN, CAROL; W.A.A. (4).
BENNETT, ROBERT; Phi Kappa Sigma; Basketball (4),
Monogram Club (3), Track (I), University Party (3),
Y.M.C.A. (3).
BENSON, PAUL; Lambda Chi Alpha, President (4);
A.F.R.O.T.C. (1, 2), I.F.C. (3, 4), Orientation Counselor
(3), Student Government Committee (1, 2, 3), Track (I),
University Party (1, 2, 3, 4), Y.M.C.A. (1, 2, 3, 4).
BENTON, BILLY; N R.O.T.C, Fencing.
BETHEA, HARRY; Phi Gamma Delta.
BETHEL, BRENDA; Dormitory Officer (4); Y.W.C A. (4).
BETTIS, ROBERT; Cardboard (2), Daily Tor Heel (2, 3,
4), Press Club (4), Y.M.C.A. (2).
BETTY, TYSON; Alpha Tau Omega; Tennis (1), Univer-
sity Party, Y.M.C.A., International Relations Committee
Chairman (3), Model U.N. Director (3).
BLAINE, EVA; Chi Omega; Carolina Symposium (3),
Class Cabinet (1), Orientation Counselor (2, 3), Student
Government Committee (2, 3), University Party (2, 3),
W.A.A. (2), Yackety Yack (2), Y.W.C.A. (2, 3).
BLAKENEY, VIRGINIA; Phi Mu; Canterbury Club (4),
Cosmopolitan Club (4), Panhellenic Council (3, 4)
Y.W.C.A. (4), Campus Chest (3, 4).
BLEDSOE, SAMUEL; Cardboard (3), N.R.O.T.C. (1, 2, 3,
4), Orientation Counselor (3), Scabbard and Blade (3, 4),
Wrestling (3), Yackety Yack (3).
BLUE, JAMES; Phi Kappa Sigma.
BLUM, WILLIAM; Lambda Chi Alpha.
BOGGS, CHARLES; Phi Kappa Sigma; Baseball (1), Foot-
ball (1, 2, 3, 4), Monogram Club (4), University Party
(2, 3,4), Y.M.C.A. (1, 2,3,4).
BONCZEK, ROBERT; Baseball (1, 2, 3, 4), Football (4),
Monogram Club (2, 3, 4).
BOSSEN, JUDITH; Hillel Foundation (3, 4), N.S.A. (3, 4),
Student Party (4), Y.D.C. (3, 4), Y.W.C.A. (3, 4).
BOYLE, KAYE; Pi Beta Phi; Carolina Symposium (4),
Order of Beanbirds (3, 4), Orientation Counselor (4),
University Party (3, 4), Y.D.C. (3, 4), Y.W.C.A. (3, 4),
Attorney General's Staff (3).
BRADLEY, MICHAEL; Dance Committee (3), Dormitory
Officer (1), M.R.C. (1), Orientation Counselor (2, 3), Stu-
dent Government Committee (2), Swimming (1), Univer-
sity Party (I, 2), Wrestling (1), Y.R.C. (1, 2, 3, 4).
BRILLIANT, IRWIN; Pi Lambda Phi; Daily Tar Heel (I)
Dance Committee (1), Hillel Foundation (1, 2, 3, 4),
I.F.C. (2), N.R.O.T.C. Drill Team (1, 2, 3, 4), Student
Government Committee (2, 3), Student Party (3, 4),
Swimming (1, 2, 3), Y.M.C.A. (1, 2).
BRITT, ELIZABETH; Mountain Climbing Club (3).
BROOME, BETTE; Baptist Student Union (2), Orienta-
tion Counselor (2), Y.W.C.A. (2), Year at Lyon (3).
BROOME, JR., HOYLE; Pi Kappa Phi; A.F.R.O.T.C. (1,
2), Dialectic-Philanthropic Society (1, 2), I.F.C, Univer-
sity Party (1, 2, 3, 4), WUNC (1, 2), Y.D.C. (1, 2),
Y.M.C.A. (1, 2).
BROWN, JERRY; Alpha Chi Sigmo; American Chemical
Society (3, 4), Karate Club (4), Scuba Club (2, 3, 4),
Westminster Fellowship (4).
BROWN, JIMMIE, Y.D.C. (3).
BROWN, VIVIAN; Carolina Women's Council (3, 4),
Dormitory Officer (4), Student NEA. (3, 4), Student
Party (3, 4), Y.W.C.A. (3, 4).
BROYHILL, II, THOMAS; Alpha Tau Omega; Gorgon's
Head (2, 3, Princeps 4), Order of Beanbirds (2, 3, Maior
Bird 4), University Party (1).
BRYAN, HUGH; A.F.R.O.T.C. (1, 2), Orientation Coun-
selor (4), Student Government Committee, Student
Party (3, 4).
BRYCE, KATHERINE; Womei
BUCHANAN, DAVID; Chi Ps
House Council.
BULLOCK, JAMES; Kappa Alpha; University Party (1,
2, 3), Y.M.C.A. (1, 2, 3).
BULLOCK, JR., JOSEPH; Sigma Nu; Cardboard (3, 4),
Splash Club (3, 4), University Party (I, 2, 3, 4), Y.M.C.A.
(1, 2, 3, 4).
BUMGARDNER, JR., LEONARD; Pi Kappa Alpha; A. PA.
(2, 3), N.C.P.A. (2,3).
BUNDY, KAY; Dormitory Officer (Treasurer 4), Univer-
sity Party (2, 3), Yackety Yack (3, 4), House Council
(2), Carolina Symposium Fund Committee.
BURKHALTER, GEORGE; Canterbury Club (4), Carolina
Handbook (3, 4), M.R.C. (3, 4), M.R.C. Court (3, 4),
WUNC (2, 3), Y.M.C.A. (1).
BURNISH, SARA; SNA (1, 2), Yackety Yack (1, 2).
BURNS, HARRIET; Alpha Delta Pi; Dormitory Officer
(3), University Party (3, 4), W.A.A. (3, 4), House Council.
BURR, CATHERINE; Modern Dance Club (2, 3).
FOUR HUNDRED SIXTY
SEfllOR HOnORS
BURTON, BETSY; Delta Delta Delta; Dance Committee
(4), University Party (3, 4), Order of Nodular Birds.
BURWELL, SUSANNE; Alpha Delta Pi; Orientation
Counselor (4), Student N.E.A. (3, 4), University Party
(3, 4), W.A.A. (3, 4), Y.W.C.A.
BUSBY, JULIAN; Sigma Chi; Class Cabinet (4), Dormi-
tory Officer (1), Order of Nadular Birds (3, 4), Student
Legislature (3, 4), University Party (3, 4), Y.M.C.A.
(2, 3, 4).
BUSBY, WILLIAM; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Class Cabinet
(2, 3), Student Government Committee (3, 4), Track
(1, 2, 3, 4).
BUTLER, GEORGE; Delta Kappa Epsilon; Carolina
Forum. Carolina Symposium (Chairman 4), Gimghoul
(2, 3, 4), Monogram Club, Soccer (1, 2, 3, 4), Carolina
Political Union.
BYRD, JAMES; A.F.R.O.T.C. (1, 2), Baseball (1), Foot-
ball (1, 2, 3, 4).
CAMERON, HAROLD; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Alpha
Epsilon Delta; G.M.A.B. (4), Men's Glee Club (1, 2, 3,4),
Orientation Counselor (3), Westminster Fellowship (1,
2,3).
CAMPBELL, JUDITH; Baptist Student Union (3, 4), Stu-
dent N.E.A. (4), University Party (3, 4).
CAMPBELL, WILLIAM; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Class
Cabinet (1, 2), G.M.A.B. (1, 2, 3, 4), Order of the Old
Well (3), Orientation Counselor (2), University Party (1,
2, 3).
CANNON, CLARENCE RAY; Band (1, 2), Men's Glee
Club (1), Orientation Counselor (4), Y.M.C.A. (2, 3).
CANNON, KATHERINE; Delta Delta Delta; Class Cab-
inet (4), Order of Beanbirds (3, 4), Orientation Counselor
(4), University Party (3, 4), Women's Honor Council
(3), Senior Class Treasurer.
CANTER, WILLIAM; Alpha Kappa Psi; Track (1),
Y.M.C.A. (3, 4).
CAPUTO, KATHRYN; Cheerleader (I).
CARLSON, ELAINE; Dormitory Officer (4), Student
Government Committee (3, 4), Student Legislature (3,
4), Student Party (3, 4), WUNC (3, 4).
CARPENTER, JR., JAMES; Morehead College Senate.
CARSON, DONALD; Amphoterothen (2, 3, 4), Dormi-
tory Officer (1), M.R.C. (1,2), M.R.C. Court (1, 2), Order
of the Grail (3, 4), Order of the Old Well (3, 4), Society
of Janus (2, 3, 4), Student Government Committee (2,
3), Student Legislature (1, 2, 3), Student Body Vice
President (3), University Party (1, 2, 3, 4, Executive
Committee 2, 3, 4), Carolina Political Union (2, 3, 4).
CARSON, Ml, NEILL; Band (1,2, 3), Pep Band (2, 3, 4).
CASSIDY, WILLIAM; N.R.O.T.C., Y.M.C.A.
CAUBLE, MYRTLE; Chi Omega, Pi Sigma Alpha; Caro-
lina Symposium (3, 4), C.U.S.C. (3, 4), N.S.A. (3), Order
of the Old Well (3, 4), Orientation Committee Women's
Coordinator (3, 4), State Student Legislature (3, 4),
Student Legislature (3, 4), University Party (3, 4),
Valkyries (3, 4), Women's Honor Council (3), Y.D.C.
(3, 4), Jane Craige Gray Award (3).
CHANCE, RICHARD; Sigma Nu; Swimming (1).
CHEATHAM, JR., CLARENCE; Y.R.C. (4).
CHEATHAM, ELIZABETH; Gamma Beta Phi; Baptist
Student Union (4), Acquaholics (3), Medical Technology
Club (4).
CHURCHILL, JOSEPH; Delta Kappa Epsilon; Football,
Monogram Club, University Party.
CLARK, DAVID; N.S.A., University Party.
CLARK, JERRY; Alpha Phi Omega; Track (1 ), Y.M.C.A.
CLONEY, MARIE; Sigma Theta Tail; SNA. (1, 2, 3, 4),
Baptist Student Union (1, 2), House Council (2).
COFER, GILBERT; Y.R.C. (4).
COGHILL, JAMES; Sigma Delta Chi; Daily Tar Heel (4),
Press Club (3, 4), Intramural Manager (3).
COHOON, WILLIAM; Baseball (1, 2, 3, 4), Y.D.C. (4).
COLISON, MARGARET; Dormitory Officer (3, 4), Stu-
dent Government Committee (3), Women's Honor Coun-
cil (2, 3, 4), Yackety Yack (1, 2), Order of the Old
Lampshades (3, A), S.N. A. (1, 2).
COLLINS, JR., LESLIE; Pi Kappa Phi.
COOK, JR., BILLY; Wrestling
COOK, FREDRIC; Carolina Playmakers (3, 4).
COOKE, JON; A.F.R.O.T.C. (1, 2, 3, A), Lutheran Stu-
dent Association (1), Student Party (3), Y.M.C.A. (4).
COOLEY, JEAN; Kappa Kappa Gamma; Orientation
Counselor (4), Student Government Committee (4), Uni-
versity Party (3, 4), Y.W.C.A. (3, 4).
COPELAND, ROZELLA; Carolina Playmakers (3, 4), Cos-
mopolitan Club (3, 4), Dormitory Officer (4), Student
Party (3), University Party (4).
CORBETT, JR., THOMAS; Student Government Com-
mittee (3).
CORDELL, THOMAS; Track.
CORDER, ROBERT; Phi Beta Kappa, Beta Gamma
Sigma; University Party (3, 4), Y.D.C. (4), Y.M.C.A. (2,
3, 4).
CORRY, PAUL; A.F.R.O.T.C. (1), Dormitory Officer (3),
M.R.C. (3, A), Newman Club (1).
COVER, EDWARD; Carolina Quarterly (1), Dormitory
Officer (2), Westminster Fellowship (3, 4), Y.D.C. (1,2,
3, 4).
COWEN, PETER; Sigma Nu; Carolina Symposium (4),
Daily Tar Heel (4), University Party (3, 4).
COX, CARL; Delta Sigma Pi; Y.M.C.A. (3, 4).
COX, ELIZABETH; Alpha Delta Pi; Carolina Women's
Council (2, 3), Class Cabinet (4), Orientation Counselor
(4), Student Party (1, 2, 3, 4), S.N. A. (1, 2, 3), Order of
Old Lampshades (2, 3, 4).
COX, TERRY; A F.R.O.T.C. (1, 2, 3, 4), Student Govern-
ment Committee (2), Student Party (1, 2).
CRAIG, ERNESTINE; Phi Mu; W.A.A. (3, 4), Y.W.C.A.
(4), Angel Flight (3, 4).
CRAIGE, JANE; Delta Delta Delta; University Party (1,
2), Women's Residence Council (1), Y.W.C.A. (1, 2).
CRAMPTON, CLARK; Kappa Alpha; Class Cabinet (2,
3), Student Government Committee (2, 3), Student
Legislature (3, A), University Party (2, 3).
CRAVEN, SUZANNE; Pi Beta Phi; Men's Honor Council
Recorder (3, 4), Orientation Counselor (3), Student
N.E.A. (3, 4), University Party (3, 4), W.A.A. (3, 4),
Y.W.C.A. (3, 4), Campus Chest.
CREAL, RICHARD; A.F.R.O.T.C. (1, 2, 3, 4), Arnold Air
Society (3, A), Daily Tar Heel (2), Track (1 ), Westminster
Fellowship (1,2, A), Cross-Country (1).
CREECH, LATEN; Delta Sigma Pi; Track (I).
CREEM, DOROTHY; Kappa Kappa Gamma; Univ
Party (3, A), Y.W.C.A. (4), Fine Arts Festival (3).
CRESIMORE, JOE; Delta Sigma Pi.
CRIMMINS, MEREDITH; Phi Mu.
CROOM, CONNIE; Angel Flight (3, 4), S.N. A. (I, 2, 3,
4).
CROSS, JR., LAWRENCE; Pi Mu Epsilon.
CROWDER, RONALD; G.M.A.B. (2), Y.M.C.A. (1).
CROWE, SHERYL; Kappa Kappa Gamma; University
Party (3, 4), Y.D.C. (4), Y.W.C.A. (4), Fine Arts Festival
(3), Campus Chest (3), Class Committee (3).
CRUDEP, III, THOMAS; Delta Kappa Epsilon; Baseball
(1), Carolina Playmakers (4), Men's Honor Council (I, 2,
3), Orientation Counselor (2, 3), Track (2), University
Party (I, 2, 3, A), Y.M.C.A. (1, 2, 3, 4).
CRUMLEY, CHARLES; Band (1).
CRUTCHFIELD, ANN; Pi Beta Phi; Carolina Forum (4),
Class Cabinet (3), G.M.A.B. (4), University Party (3, 4),
Y.W.C.A. (4).
CULBERSON, ORA; Wesley Foundation (1, 2).
CULP, ROBERT; Delta Sigma Pi.
CUNNINGHAM, ELISABETH; Kappa Delta; University
Party (3, A), Yackety Yack (4), Y.W.C.A. (3, A),
C.C.U.N., Fine Arts Festival (3).
DAIL, THOMAS; M.R.C. (2).
DAILEY, GEORGE; N.R.O.T.C. (1), Fencing Club (4).
DANIELL, MARY; Phi Beta Kappa, Gamma Alpha
Lambda; Canterbury Club (1, 2, 3, 4.)
DAVIS, CARL; A.F.R.O.T.C. (1, 2, 3, 4).
DAVIS, CHARLES; Football (1 , 2, 3, 4), Monogram Club
(3, A), Track (1), Wrestling (1), Y.M.C.A. (1, 2, 3).
DAVIS, GREGORY; Cardboard (1), Cosmopolitan Club
(1), Daily Tar Heel (4), Dormitory Officer (1, 2), Men's
Glee Club (1), Yackety Yack (1).
DAVIS, JEFFERSON; Carolina Quarterly (1, 2), Class
Cabinet (2), Dialectic-Philanthropic Society (3, 4),
N.S.A. (4), Order of the Old Well (3, A), Orientation
Counselor (4), Publications Board (1, 2), Student Gov-
ernment Committee (2, 3, A), Student Legislature (1,
2), Student Party (1, 2, 3, 4), Y.D.C. (2, 3, A), Y.M.C.A.
(3, 4), Carolina Political Union (2, 3, 4), Dirty Old Men
(3, 4).
DAVIS, JOHN M.; University Party (2, 3, 4)
DAVIS, JOHN W.; N.R.O.T.C. (1, 2, 3, 4), University
Party (1, 2, 3, 4).
DAVIS, LOUISE; Pi Beta Phi; University Party (3, 4).
DAVIS, ROBERT; Beta Gamma Sigma; Y.D.C. (4);
Y.M.C.A. (2, 3, 4).
DEATON, JOYCE; Carolina Women's Council (4), Dor-
mitory Officer (4).
DEATON, MARY; Orientation Counselor (4), Y.W.C.A.
DE BARGER, DAVID; Carolina Playmakers (1, 2),
N.R.O.T.C. (1), Student Party (1, 2, 3, 4), WUNC-TV
(1, 2, 3, 4), Y.M.C.A. (1, 2, 3).
DE BRUHL, JR., MAX; Kappa Alpha.
DENNY, DWIGHT; Student Party (1, 2, 3, A), Y.D.C.
(1, 2, 3, 4), Y.M.C.A. (2, 3, 4), Brooks Scholar.
DICKSON, III, PAUL; Chi Psi; Amphoterothen (2, 3, A).
C U.S.C. (4), Dormitory Officer (2), M.R.C. (2), Men's
Honor Council (2), N.S.A. (4), Order of Golden Fleece
(4), Order of the Grail (4), Student Government Com-
mittee (2, 3), Student Legislature (3), Student Party
(I, 2, 3, 4), Order of Janus (2, 3, A), Lacrosse (2), Caro-
lina Political Union (3), President of the Student Body
(4).
DILLON, III, THOMAS; Delta Sigma Pi; Baptist Student
Union (4), Daily Tar Heel (1), Dormitory Officer (2),
G M.A.B. (2), Order of the Old Well, Orientation Coun-
selor (4), Student Government Committee (2), Student
Party (1, 2, 3, 4), Track (I), Y.M.C.A. (1, 2, 3, A),
Semper Fidelis Society (1, 2, 3, 4).
DINGELDEIN, GEORGE; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Orienta-
tion Counselor (4), Morehead Scholar.
DOBRITCH, ALEXANDER; Tau Epsilon Phi; Monogram
Club (2, 3, A), N.R.O.T.C. (1, 2), Track (1, 2, 3), WUNC-
TV (3, 4).
DORSEY, MIRIAM; Dormitory Officer (3), Orientation
Counselor (4), Student Legislature (3, 4), Student Party
(3, 4), The Open Forum (Editor 3, A), Women's Resi-
dence Council (3), Y.D.C. (3, 4), Y.W.C.A. (3, 4), Presi-
dential Press Secretary (3).
DOTSON, JR., BERNARD; Pi Kappa Phi; I.F.C. (3, 4),
Orientation Counselor (4), Student Legislature (2), Uni-
versity Party (1, 2, 3, A), Y.D.C. (1, 2), Y.M.C.A. (1, 2,
3, A), Class Committee (2).
DOWNING, EDWARD; Chi Phi; A.F.R.O.T.C. (I, 2, 3,4),
University Party (1, 2, 3, 4).
DOWNTON, III, CHARLES; Delta Upsilon; Carolina
Handbook (2, 3, Editor 4), N.S.A. (3, 4), N.R.O.T.C. (1,
2, 3, A), Order of the Old Well (3, A), Orientation Coun-
selor (2, 3), Publications Board (3, A), Student Legisla-
ture (1, 2), Student Party (1, 2, 3, A), Y.M.C.A. (1, 2,
3, 4), Mock Political Convention, Y.R.C, Freshman
Camp Counselor (2, 3).
DOYLE, GEORGE; Amphoterothen, Canterbury Club (1,
2), Dialectic-Philanthropic Society (1, 2, 3, 4), I.F.C. (2),
N.S.A. (4), Carolina Conservative Club, Y.R.C. (3, A),
Carolina Political Union (4), Phi Beta Kappa (3, 4), Phi
Eta Sigma.
DOYLE, RUTH; Dormitory Officer (4), Student N.E.A. (3,
4), Student Party (3, A), Y.W.C.A. (3, 4).
DREW, MURIAL; Splash Club (1, 2), Physical Therapy
Club (1, 2).
DROZE, GERALD; Phi Kappa Sigma; M.R.C. (2, 3, A),
Society of Janus, Attorney General's Staff, M.R.C. Court
Vice Chairman.
FOUR HUNDRED SIXTY-ONE
SEniOR HOnORS
DRUMMOND, DENNIS; Chi Phi; Y.R.C. (3), N.E.S.P.
DUDLEY, JUDITH; Future Teachers of America (4), Uni-
versity Party (4), Y.W.C.A. (4).
DULIN, JANE; Pi Beta Phi; Carolina Symposium (4),
Orientation Counselor (4), W.A.A. (3, 4), Y.W.C.A. (3, 4).
DUNHAM, JR., ROBERT; N.R.O.T.C. (1, 2, 3, 4),
Y.M.C.A. (1, 2).
DUNLEVIE, JR., MALCOLM; Chi Psi; D.T.H. (3), Student
Party (3, 4), University Party (1, 2), Attorney General's
Staff (1, 2).
DUNN, JR., JOHN; Zeta Psi; Gorgon's Head (4), I.F.C.
(4), Order of Beanbirds (4), University Party (1, 2, 3, 4),
G.B.E. (4), Order of Mmotaurs (2, 3), Attorney General's
Staff (3).
DUNN, JOSEPH; Dormitory Officer (1, 2).
DUNN, MARY; Order of Old Lamp Shades (3, 4), Stu-
dent Nurses Association (1, 2).
DUNSTAN, VIRGINIA; Women's Residence Council (3).
EAGLETON, HUGH; Phi Gamma Delta; Cardboard (1,
2) Class Cabinet (4), Football (I), N.R.O.T.C. (1, 2, 3,
4), Orientation Counselor (2, 3), University Party (1, 2,
3, 4), Y.D.C. (1, 2, 3, 4), Y.M.C.A. (1, 2, 3).
EARLY, STEVEN; Chi Psi; Orientation Counselor (1, 2),
University Party (1, 2, 3, 4).
EASON, MARGARET; Chi Omega; Orientation Coun-
selor (4), Student N.E.A. (1, 2, 3, 4), University Party
(1, 2, 3, 4), C.C.U.N. (4).
EDGE JERRY; A.F.R.O.T.C. (2, 3), Dormitory Officer (4),
M.R.C. (3).
EDGERTON, CLYDE; A.F.R.O.T.C. (1, 2, 3, 4), Baseball
EDGERTON, JOHN; Delta Koppa Epsilan.
EDMISTER, RUSSELL; Alpha Phi Omega; A.F.R.O.T.C.
(I, 2), Communications Committee (3).
EDWARDS, ANN; Chi Omega; Student N.E.A (3, 4),
Student Party (3), Y.M.C.A. (3, 4), Homecoming Court
EDWARDS, DAVID; Alpha Kappa Psi; Class Cabinet (2),
Dormitory Officer (2), University Party (4), Y.M.C.A, (4).
EDWARDS, TED; Delta Upsilon; Student Party (3, 4).
EDWARDS, II, WILLIAM; A.F.R.O.T.C. (1, 2, 3, 4), Foot-
ball (1, 2, 3, 4), Monogram Club (2, 3, 4), Y.M.C.A. (1,
2), Fellowship of Christian Athletes (1, 2, 3, 4), M.R.C.
(4).
EHRHART, LAWRENCE; Chi Psi, President; Cardboard
(I), Carolina Handbook (2), Carolina Symposium (2),
Class Cabinet (1, 2), Carolina Political Union (3), Fresh-
man Camp Counselor (2), I.F.C. (3, 4), Morehead (1, 2,
3, 4), Order of the Grail (3, 4), Order of the Old Well
(3), Orientation Committee (2), Orientation Counselor
(2), President of Class (2), Student Government, Comm
(2), University Party (1, 2).
ELLIOTT, JR., WILLIAM; A.F.R.O.T.C. (I, 2, 3, 4),
Arnold Air Society (3, 4), Dormitory President (4), In-
tramural Manager (4), Scabbard and Blade (3, 4), M.R.C.
ELLIS, JUDITH; Kappa Delta; Cardboard (3), Student
Credit Commission (4), Newman Club (3, 4), Stud.nt
Government, Comm. (4), University Party (3, 4),
Y.W.C.A. (3, 4), C.C.U.N., Campus Chest (3, 4).
ELLIS, ROBERT; Men's Glee Club (1, 2, 3, 4), W.U.N.C.
(1, 2, 3, 4), Y.R.C. (2, 3, 4).
EMORY, JOHN; Zeta Psi; Gorgon's Head (3, 4), Mono-
gram Club (4), Order of Beanbirds (3, 4), Order of Mmo-
taurs, G.B.E. (3, 4), Lacrosse (1, 2, 3, 4).
ENOS, IV, ALANSON; St. Anthony's Hall; Cosmopolitan
Club (2), Men's Glee Club (2), Y.M.C.A. (3), Semper
Fidelis Society (3, 4).
EPHLAND, III, CHARLES; Football (1, 2, 3, 4).
ETHERINGTON, III, BURTON; Phi Kappa Sigma;
A. F R.O.T.C. (1, 2, 3, 4), Arnold Air Society (2, 3, 4),
Golf (1), I.F.C. (1), N.S.A. (3), Orientation Counselor
(2), Soccer (1, 2), Student Government, Comm. (3), Uni-
versity Party (1, 2, 3, 4), Y.M.C.A. (1, 2, 3, 4), West-
minster Fellowship (1, 2, 3, 4).
EVERHART, JANE; Student N.E.A. (3, 4).
EVERHART, KOYT; Attorney General's Staff (3, 4).
EXUM, JOE; Sigma Nu; Basketball Intramurals (1,2,
3, 4), l-ootball Intramural (1, 2, 3, 4), Orientation Coun-
selor (3), Student Party (1, 3), University Party (2),
Yackety Yack (1,3), Freshman Camp Counselor (2).
FANN, DOUGLAS; Phi Eta Sigma; Band (I).
FAWCETT, ROBERT; Saint Anthony's Hall.
FEDER, JEFFREY; Zeta Beta Tau; Class Cabinet (2),
I.F.C. (3, 4), Student Government, Comm. (3, 4), Univer-
sity Party (1, 2, 3, 4), Y.R.C. (1, 2, 3, 4), Y.M.C.A. (1, 2,
3, 4), Hillel (1, 2, 3, 4), Carolina Courts Committee (2),
Infra-university Relations Committee (3, 4).
FEHER, DAVID; Alpha Kappa Psi; Cheerleader (2, 3),
N.R.O.T.C. (1, 2, 3, 4).
FEIK, GAIL; Dormitory Officer (3, 4), Student Govern-
ment Committee (3), Student Legislature (3, 4), Student
Party (3, 4), Baptist Student Union, House Council.
FEREBEE, SUSAN; Kappa Delta; Orientation Co
FIELD, RUSSELL; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia; Band (1, 2, 3,
4), Carolina Playmakers (1, 2), Men's Glee Club (1, 2),
N.R.O.T.C. (I), W.U.N.C. (1), Pep Band (1, 2, 3, 4),
U.N.C. Orchestra (1, 2), Wind Ensemble (1, 2).
FINCH, CHARLES; Arnold Air Society; Scabbard and
Blade (3, 4), A.F.R.O.T.C. (1, 2, 3, 4), Dormitory Officer
(3), M.R.C. (3, 4).
FINCH, JR., GEORGE; Dormitory Officer (3).
FINCH, WILLIAM; Student Party (2).
FISH, JAMES; Student N.E.A. (4).
FLANAGAN, MICHAEL; Chi Phi; University Party.
FOOTE, DIANA; Pi Beta Phi; Carolina Symposium (3),
Student Party (3), Valkyries (3, 4), Y.W.C.A, (4), U.N.C.
Year at Lyon (4).
FORBES, CHARLES; Sigma Nu.
FORMANEK, PETER; Sigma Chi; Carolina Quarterly (2),
Carolina Symposium (4), U.N.C. Year at Lyon (3).
FOUNTAIN, JAMES; Beta Theto Pi; I F.C. (4), Student
Government, Comm. (3), University Party (1, 2, 3, 4),
Y.M.C.A. (1, 2), Order of the Minotaurs (2, 3), Campus
Chest (1, 2).
FOWLER, JAMES; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia; Band (1, 2).
FOX, JANICE; SNA. (3, 4).
FREAKLEY, JR., EDWIN; Sigma Delta Chi; Daily Tor
Heel (4), M.R.C. (3), Press Club (3, 4), W.U.N.C. (3),
U.N.C. Journalist (Editor, 4), Dormitory Officer (3).
FRENCH, JR., BETTY; N R.O.T.C.
FREIBERG, ALLEN; Pi Lambda Phi; Hillel Foundation
(1, 2, 3, 4), I.F.C. (3, 4), Orientation Committee, Orien-
tation Counselor (4), Student Government, Comm. (3,
4), Student Party (3, 4), University Party ( 1 , 2), Y M C.A.
(1,4).
FRIEDEN, JESSLYN; University Party (3, 4).
GARDEN, CHRISTINE; Carolina Women's Council (3,
4), Class Cabinet (3), Dormitory Officer (3, 4), Future
Teachers of America (3, 4), Orientation Counselor (4),
Student N.E.A. (3, 4), University Party (3, 4), Yackety
Yack (4), Y.D.C. (3, 4), Y.W.C.A. (3, 4), Women's House
Council (3), C.C.U.N. (3), Campus Chest (4).
GASTER, ROY; Y.M.C.A. (1, 2, 3, 4).
GEBEAUX, ROBERT; Sigmo Phi Epsilon; N.R.O.T.C. (1,
2, 3, 4), Orientation Counselor (2), Scabbard and Blade
(3, 4), University Party (1, 2, 3, 4).
GEBHARDT, SUSAN; Pi Beta Phi; G.M.A.B. (4), Order
of Beanbirds (3, 4), University Party (3, 4), Y.W.C.A.
(3), Men's Honor Council Recorder.
GEHWEILER, RICHARD; Lambda Chi Alpha.
GIBB, III, JOSEPH; Baseball (1)
GIBSON, ANNE; Phi Mu.
GIBSON, MARTHA; Dormitory Officer (1 2, 3), Orien-
tation Committee (3), Orientation Counselor (2), Valky-
ries (3. 4), Women's Honor Council (2, 3), S.N. A. (1, 3),
Sigma Theta Tau.
GILES, KENNETH; Dormitory Officer (4), M.R.C. (4).
GILMORE, STELLA; SNA. (1, 2, 3, 4), Sigma Theta Tau.
GIMMON, SUSAN; Student N.E.A. (3, 4), Y.W.C.A. (3).
GOBLE, JUDY; Buptist Student Union (3, 4), Carolina
Quarterly (3), Student N.E.A. (3), House Council (3).
GODWIN, HOWARD; Chi Psi, Phi Eta Sigma; Men's
Honor Council (1, 2), N.S.A. (1), Orientation Counselor
(2), Student Government Committee (1, 2), University
Party (1, 2, 3, 4), Y.M.C.A. (1, 2), Morehead Scholar.
GOFORTH, JR., JOE; Delta Upsilon; G.M.A.B. (3), I.F.C.
(3, 4), Student Party (1, 2), Y.M.C.A. (1, 2, 3).
GOLDBERG, LINDA; Cosmopolitan Club (4), Student
N.E.A. (4), Student Party (3), University Party (2), Stu-
dent Government Committee, Hillel (1, 2, 3, 4).
GOLDMAN, RICHARD; Chi Psi.
GOLDSTEIN, BRUCE; Tau Epsilon Phi; Student Party
(2, 4), Hillel (2, 3, 4).
GONZALEZ, PETER; Chi Psi; N R.O.T.C. (1, 2, 3, 4),
Student Party (3, 4).
GOODMAN, JOSEPH; Band (2, 3, 4), Dormitory Officer
(4), M.R.C. (4), Orientation Counselor (3), Student Party
(2).
GOODNIGHT, PATRICIA; Women's Residence Council
(4), U.N.C. Chorus.
GOODWIN, MARY; Y.D.C. (4).
GORDON, JR., BRITTON; Alpha Tau Omega;
A F.R O.T.C. Band (1,2), Attorney General's Staff (1,2),
Carolina Conservative Club (3, 4), Constitutional Coun-
cil (2), Men's Honor Council (2), Order of the Grail (3, 4),
Order of the Old Well (3, 4), Carolina Political Union (2,
3), Soccer (2), Student Legislature (3, Speaker 4), Track
(1) University Party (1, 2, 3, 4), Student Government
Committee (4), Y.R.C. (3), Freshman Camp (2, 3), Stu-
dent Body Vice President (4).
GRAHAM, MARGARET; Chi Omega; G.M.A.B. (3, 4),
Publications Board (3), University Party (3, 4).
GRAHAM, JR., WALTER; Alpha Epsilon Delta, Phi Beta
Kappa.
GRAHAM, JR., WILLIAM; Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Eta
Sigma, Phi Alpha Theta.
GRAY, ELIZABETH; Angel Flight (3, 4), Doily Tar Heel
(3), House Council (3).
GRAY, MADELINE; Alpha Delta Pi; N.S.A. (3), Orienta-
tion Counselor (3), Panhellenic Council (President 4),
Student Party (2, 3, 4), Valkyries (3, 4), Women's
Honor Council (3, 4), Secretary of the Student Body (3).
GRAY, MARY; Y.D.C. (2, 3).
GREENAMYER, RICHARD; N.R.O.T.C. (1, 2, 3, 4), Scab-
bard and Blade (3, 4).
GREENE, JR., JOHN; WUNC-TV (3, 4), Press Club (3, 4).
GREESON, JR., MICHAEL; Beto Theta Pi.
EVERETT, ALPHEOUS; Dormitory Officer.
EVERETT, ROBERT; A.F.R.O.T.C. (I), Track (1, 2, 3, 4),
Westminster Fellowship (1), Cross Country (I, 2, 3, 4).
FULLER, EVELYN; Kappa Delta; Publications Board,
University Party, Y.W.C.A., Spanish Club, C.C.U.N.
FURCHES, HENRY; Alpha Phi Omega; Student N.E.A.
(4), Swimming (2), Y.D.C. (2).
GRIFFIN, JAMES; M.R.C. (2), N.S.A. (4), University
Party (3, 4), Y.D.C. (2, 3, 4).
GRIFFIN, JEAN; Phi Mu; Angel Flight (3, 4), W.A A.
GRIFFIN, SAMUEL; A.F.R.O.T.C. (1, 2, 3, 4), M.R.C. (2),
Men's Glee Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Y.R.C. (4).
FOUR HUNDRED SIXTY-TWO
SEfllOR HOnORS
GROMAN, ERNEST; U.N.C. Symphony (1, 2, 3, 4).
GROOME, MARGARET; Chi Omega; Carolina Sympo-
sium (4), Orientation Committee (4), Student Council
(3), Student Government Committee (4), University
Party (3, 4), Y.W.C.A. (3).
GUARD, III, JOHN; Student N.E.A. (4), Student Party
(3, 4), Y.D.C. (3, 4), Y.M.C.A. (1 , 2, 3, 4).
GULLEDGE, CHARLES; Cardboard (1, 2), Student Gov-
ernment Committee (4), Y.M.C.A. (1, 2).
GUNDERSON, KAREN; Sigma Theta Tau; Order of Old
Lamp Shades (3, 4), Class Officer (3), S.N. A. (1, 2, 3, 4).
GUYER, ANN; Phi Mu; Orientation Counselor (4), Stu-
dent N.E.A. (3, 4), University Party (3, 4).
GWYNNE, VALERIE; Chi Omega; Orientation Coun-
selor (4), University Party (3, 4), Women's Honor
Council (3, 4), Y.W.C.A. (3).
HACKMAN, JEFFREY; Phi Delta Theta; A.F.R.O.T C (1
2, 3, 4), University Party (1, 2, 3, 4).
HAGERTY, ROY; Delta Upsilon; A.F.R.O.T.C. (1), Mono-
gram Club (2, 3, 4), Wrestling (1, 2, 3, 4), Y.M.C.A, (4),
Lacrosse (1 ).
HAITHCOCK, WORTH; Y.D.C. (3, 4).
HAMILTON, JOHN; Canterbury Club (1), Student Gov-
ernment Committee (2), Cross Country ( I ).
HAMILTON, STEPHEN; M.R.C. (3).
HAMLIN, JR., WILLIAM; Phi Kappo Sigma; University
Party (2, 3, 4), Yackety Yack (2, 3), Y.M.C.A. (2, 3).
HAMPTON, KEITHA; Dormitory Officer (3, 4), Orienta-
tion Counselor (4), Y.W.C.A. (3), C. C.U.N. (3).
HARDENBERGH, FRANK; Delta Upsilon; Monogram
Club (3), University Party (2, 3, 4), Lacrosse (1, 2).
HARDESTY, JR., IVAN; Lambda Chi Alpha; Carolina
Playmakers (4), Daily Tar Heel (3, 4), University Party
(3, A), Press Club (3, 4).
HARDMAN, JOEL; Pi Kappa Alpha; University Party
(I, 2, 3, 4), Y.M.C.A. (1).
HARMON, JOHN; Phi Delta Theta; Class Cabinet (2,
4), Football (I, 2, 3, 4), Monogram Club (3, 4), Order of
the Grail (3, 4), Splash Club (3, 4), Student Government
Committee (1), Student Legislature (2, 3), University
Party (1, 2, 3, 4), Senior Class President.
HARMON, JR., JOHN P.; Chi Psi; A.F.R.O.T.C. (1,2)
Drill Team (1, 2); Morehead Scholar, Orientation Coun-
selor (4), Student Party (1, 2, 3, 4), Y.D.C. (1, 2, 3, 4),
Y.M.C.A. (1, 2), C.A.A. (3, 4).
HARNDEN, ELIZABETH; Kappa Kappa Gamma; Orien-
tation Counselor (4), University Party (3, 4), Y.W.C.A.
(3, 4), Campus Chest.
HARRELL, ANDREW; Sigma Nu; I.F.C. (3), Orientation
Counselor (2, 3), Student Government Committee (2, 3),
Student Party (1,2, 3).
HARRELL, JOE; Pi Kappa Phi; University Party (2, 3, 4).
HARRELL, SHIRLEY; Physical Therapy Club (1, 2).
HARRINGTON, JR., ELLIS; Pi Sigma Alpha; A.F.R.O.T.C.
(1, 2, 3, A), Class Cabinet (1), Daily Tar Heel (Business
Manager 3, A), Men's Glee Club (2), Publications Board
(3, 4), Scabbard and Blade (3, 4).
HARRIS, BAYARD; Phi Alpha Theta; Men's Glee Club
(1, 2, 3, A), Men's Honor Council (2, 3), Order of the
Old Well (3, A), Orientation Counselor (3, 4), Student
Government Committee (3), University Party (3, 4),
Resident Advisor (3, A), Campus Chest (3, 4).
HARRIS, CORNELIUS; A.F.R.O.T.C. (1, 2, 3).
HARRIS, DOUGLAS; A.F.R.O.T.C. (1).
HARRIS, JAMES; Carolina Playmakers (4), Dormitory
Officer (3, 4), N.R.O.T.C. (1), Orientation Committee
(4), Orientation Counselor (3, 4), Student Government
Committee (1, 2, 3, 4), Student Party (I, 2, 3, 4), Y.D.C.
(1, 2, 3, 4), Y.M.C.A. (1, 2, 3, 4).
HARRIS JR., RALPH; Delta Sigma Pi.
HARRISON, LINDA; Carolina Forum (3), Class Cabinet
(2, 4), Dormitory Officer (2), Order of Old Lamp Shades
(3, 4), University Party (3), S.N.A. (1, 2, 3, A), Women's
Honor Council (3), Attorney General's Staff (3, 4).
HARRISON, JR., WILLIAM; Zeta Psi; Basketball (2),
Gimghoul (3), Men's Honor Council (1), Orientation
Counselor (1), University Party (2).
HARTMAN, JR., JAMES; Carolina Symposium (3), Cos-
mopolitan Club (4), Orientation Counselor (2, 3, A), Stu-
dent Government Committee (4), French Exchange (3).
HARVEY, ANNE; Alpha Chi Omega; Carolina Women's
Council (3), Dormitory Officer (3), Panhellenic Council
(3), Stray Greeks.
HARVILLE, JR., THOMAS; A.F.R.O.T.C.; Arnold Air
Society, Scabbard and Blade.
HASSELL, RAYMOND; Alpha Tau Omega; Basketball
(1, 2, 3, 4), Daliy Tar Heel (1), Golf (1), Monogram Club
(2, 3, 4), Track (1, 2), University Party (1, 2, 3, 4),
Fellowship of Christian Athletes.
HATCH, WILLIAM; N.R.O.T.C. (1, 2, 3, 4), University
Party (3), Semper Fidelis Society (3, President 4).
HAVERSTOCK, MARY; Dormitory Officer (4), Women's
Residence Council (4), Order of Old Lampshades.
HAYES, JR., GERALD; Delta Upsilon; Student Party
HAYES, MARGARET; Kappa Delta; Campus Chest
HAZELTON, WILLIAM; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia;
A.F.R.O.T.C. (1, 2), Band (1, 2, 3).
HECHENBLEIKNER, MADELINE; Kappa Kappa Gamma;
University Party (3, A), Homecoming Court (3).
HENRY, LEE; Alpha Gamma Delta; Angel Flight (3, 4),
Stray Greeks (4), Y.W.C.A. (3, 4, Murdock Head 4).
HEPLER, ELIZABETH; Cosmopolitan Club (2, 4),
Y.W.C.A. (1, 2, 4), Wesley Foundation (1, 2, 3, 4).
HERMAN, CARL; Carolina Playmakers (1), Dormitory
Officer (1), Student Council (2), University Party (3, 4),
Y.R.C. (2, 3, A), Y.M.C.A.' (2, 3, A).
HERRING, DAVID; Men's Glee Club (3, 4).
HERTER, NANCY; Dormitory Officer (3, 4), S.N.A. (1,
2, 3, 4, Officer 3), Order of Old Lampshades (3, 4),
Nursing Class Officer (2, 4).
HESTER, EDWARD; A.F.R.O.T.C. (1, 2), Arnold Air So-
ciety (2), Student Government Committee (4), Student
Party (1, 2, 3, A), Y.D.C. (1, 2, 3).
HICKS, JR., JAMES; Pi Sigma Alpha; A.F.R.O.T.C. (1),
Football (1), M.R.C. (3), Orientation Counselor (3),
Y.D.C. (2, 3, 4), Y.M.C.A. (1, 2, 3, 4).
HICKS, RODNEY; Football (1).
HIERS, CHARLES; Sigma Delta Chi, Kappa Tau Alpha;
Press Club (4).
HIGHTOWER, JR., FELDA; Phi Delta Theta; University
Party, Y.M.C.A.
HILL, GARY; Dormitory Officer (3), Campus Chest (1).
HILL, MAVIS HELENA; Phi Mu; Carolina Women's
Council (3), Daily Tar Heel (4).
HINTON, LARRY; Dormitory Officer (3), Football (1),
Student Legislature (1, 2), Y.M.C.A. (1, 2).
HOLLAND, REBECCA; R.N. Club
HOLLER, JR., CATO; U.N.C. Carobmers (1, 2, 3, 4).
HOLLINGSWORTH, JR., HARRY; A.F.R.O.T.C. (I, 2, 3,
4), Band (1, 2, 3, 4), Student Athletic Council (4).
HOLTON, JEAN; Student Nurses Association, Order of
Old Lampshades.
HOOKS, DIANA; Phi Mu.
HOUSTON, ANNE BARBEE; Student Nurses Association
(1, 2, 3, Officer 3), Sigma Theta Tau (3, 4).
HOWE, DANIEL; Delta Upsilon.
HOWE, DONALD; Dormitory Officer (1, 2, 3), M.R.C.
(3), Orientation Counselor (3), Student Government
Committee (3), Student Party (1, 2, 3, 4).
HOWE, JR., GEORGE; Alpha Kappa Psi; Wrestling (3),
Officer of Professional Interfraternity Council.
HOWERTON, JUDY, Alpha Delta Pi; Orientation Coun-
selor (3), University Party (2, 3, 4), Women's Honor
Council (3), Campus Chest (4), Carolina Sweethearts,
Order of Old Lampshades (3, 4), Student Nurses' Asso-
ciation (1, 2, 3, 4).
HOYT, RICHARD; Delta Kappa Epsilon; Carolina Sym
posium (4), Class Cabinet (2), Daily Tar Heel (2, A),
Interfraternity Council (2), Orientation Counselor (2),
Student Government Committee (2), University Party (1,
2, 3, 4), Year-at-Lyon, Attorney General Staff.
HUBBARD, EDITH; Y.W.C.A.
HUDSON, RONALD; Pi Kappa Phi.
HUFF, DOROTHY; Y.D.C. (3).
HUFFMAN, GARY; Y.D.C. (3, 4), Gamma Beta Phi (3, 4).
HUGGLER, DAVID: Sigma Phi Epsilon; Officer of Sigma
Phi Epsilon, I.F.C. (3, A), Orientation Committee (2),
University Party (1, 2, 3, 4), Y.R.C. (3, 4).
HUGHES, III, JOHN; Phi Gamma Delta; Officer of Phi
Gamma Delta (3, 4), Carolina Handbook (3), Carolina
Symposium (3, 4), Dormitory Officer (2), Orientation
Counselor (3), University Party, Y.M.C.A. (2, 3, 4).
HUME, RICHARD; N.R.O.T.C. (1, 2, 3, 4).
HUNNICUTT, BENJAMIN; Men's Glee Club (1).
HUNT, EDGAR; Alpha Phi Omega; M.R.C. (3), Orienta-
tion Counselor (4), Student Government Committee (3),
Dormitory Officer (3, 4).
HUNTER, JR., JAMES; Sigma Chi; Swimming (1,2), Uni-
versity Party (1, 2, 3, 4), Order of Nadular Birds (1, 2,
3, 4).
HUNTER, JR., LUTHER; M.R.C. (2), Y.M.C.A. (1, 2, 3, 4).
HUNTER, ROBERT; Sigma Phi Epsilon, Alpha Phi
Omega; President of Teague (3), M.R.C. (3, 4, Chairman
of M.R.C. Court 4), Orientation Counselor (4), Student
Government Committee (3, 4), University Party (3),
Y.D.C. (1, 2, 3, 4), Society of Janus (3, 4), Governor of
Scott College (4).
HURST, NANCY; Student Nurses' Association.
HUTAFF, PHILLIP; Pi Kappa Phi; I.F.C.
HUTCHESON, JR., JOHN; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia; Phi
Alpha Theta; G M.A.B. (4), Men's Glee Club (1, 2, 3, 4),
Orientation Counselor (2, 3), Student Party (1 ); Y.M.C.A.
(1,2,4).
HYNES, BARBARA; Student Nurses' Association (1, 2).
INGRAM, IV, GEORGE; Chi Phi; I.F.C. (2, 3), N.R.O.T.C.
(1, 2), Budget Committee Chairman, Student Legisla-
ture (2, 3, 4), University Party (2, 3, 4), G.M. Board of
Directors.
INGRAM, JOHN; Sigma Phi Epsilon, President (4), I.F.C.
(4), N.R.O.T.C. (1, 2, 3, A), Scabbard and Blade (4),
Attorney General (4), Society of Janus (4), Student
Government Committee (2, 3).
ISRAEL, STEPHEN; Zeta Beta Tau; Officer (2, 3), Caro-
lina Symposium (4), I.F.C. (2), Fine Arts Festival (3).
JAMES, ROGER; Sigma Nu.
JANOWITZ, WILLIAM; Track (4).
JANUARY, MARY; Alpha Delta Pi; Carolina Women's
Council (2. 3), Cheerleader (1), Class Cabinet (2), Dor-
mitory Officer (3), Orientation Counselor (2, 3), Orien-
tation Committee (4), Panhellenic Court (4), Student
Athletic Council, Student Legislature (3), University
Party (1, 2, 3, 4), Women's Honor Council (4), Order of
Old Lampshades (3,4), S.N.A. (1,2).
JENNINGS, HENRY; G.M.A.B. (3), Orientation Coun-
selor (4), Swimming (1).
JENNELL, KAY; A.F.R.O.T.C. (1, 2).
JOHANSSON, BEATRICE; Student Party (2), W.A.A. (2,
3), Y.W.C.A. (1), W.W.S. (3, 4).
JOHNSON, JAMES; Dormitory Officer (3, A), M.R.C. (3,
4) Orientation Counselor (4), Student Government
Committee (4), Student Party (1, 2, 3, 4).
JOHNSON, JO ANN; Phi Mu; N.E.A., Student Party.
JOHNSON, MICHAEL; Delta Sigma Pi.
JOHNSON, PAULA; Alpha Delta Pi; University Party,
Yackety Yack, Campus Chest.
JOHNSON, RICHARD; Kappa Sigma; N.R.O.T.C. (1, 2,
3 4) Orientation Counselor (2, 3), Scabbard and Blade
(3, A), Student Legislature (2), University Party (2, 3),
Morehead Scholar.
JOHNSON, ROBERT; WUNC (I, 2, 3), WUNC-TV (1 2,
3, 4), N.R.O.T.C. (1, 2), Catholic Student Union (1, 2).
JOHNSTON, MARY; Koppa Epsilon.
JONES, JEAN; Kappa Kappa Gamma; Student Legisla-
ture (3), University Party (4), Y.W.C.A. (3), Class Com-
mittee (3), Campus Chest (3).
JONES, JR., JOHN A.; A.F.R.O.T.C. (I, 2, 3, 4).
JONES, JOHN T.; Pi Kappo Phi; I.F.C. (3), University
Party (1, 2, 3, 4).
JONES, RAPHAEL; Kappa Sigma; Dialectic-Philanthropic
Society (3), I.F.C. (1, 2), Campus Chest (3), Student
Government Committee (2), Tennis (1), Y.M.C.A. (3),
Debating Team (3), Thomas Wolfe Award (3).
JONES, JR., WALDO; Phi Delta Theta; Orientation
Counselor (2), University Party (1, 2, 3), Campus Chest
Co-Chairman.
FOUR HUNDRED SIXTY-THREE
SEfllOR HOnORS
JORDAN, JULIA; Pi Beta Phi; Order of Beanbirds (3, 4),
Orientation Counselor (4), Panhellenic Council (4),
Y.W.C.A. (3, 4).
JORDAN, JUNE; Alpha Xi Delto; University Chorus (3,
4), Dormitory Officer (3, 4), Future Teachers of America
(1, 2), University Party (3, 4), Stray Greeks (3, 4).
JORDAN, LINDA; Student Nurses Association (1 , 2, 3, 4).
JOYE, MICHAEL; N.R.O.T.C. (1, 2, 3, 4).
JUSTICE, JAMES; Phi Gamma Delta; Class Cabinet (1),
Orientation Counselor (1, 2), Student Council, Univer-
sity Party (1, 2, 3, 4), Y.M.C.A. (I, 2, 3, 4).
KAMPF, JOSEPH; Dormitory Officer (2, 3), University
Party (2, 3), Intramurals (2, 3, 4).
KEATING, WILLIAM; St. Anthony Hall.
KEEN, AUBREY; Alpha Kappa Psi.
KENDRICK, HOWARD; Dormitory Officer (1)
KENNEY, LARRY; Kappa Alpha; Lacrosse
KESLER, PAMELA; Pi Beta Phi; Carolina Playmakers
(3, 4), N.S.A. (3, 4), Student Party (3, 4), Class Officer
(3), Modern Dance Club (3).
KILLIAN, CHARLES; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonio; Band (I,
2), Men's Glee Club (3, 4), N.R.O.T.C. (1, 2, 3, 4).
KILLIAN, III, LEON; University Party (1, 2), Y.D.C. (I,
2, 3, 4), Y.M.C.A. (1, 2).
KELPATRICK, LYNN; Koppa Delta; Orientation Com-
mittee (3, 4), University Party (3, 4), Yockety Yack
(3), Y.W.C.A. (3, 4).
KINLAW, FRANCIS; Y.D.C. (3, 4), Y.M.C.A. (1, 2, 3, 4).
KIRK, CARY; N.E.A. (3,4).
KIRTLEY, III, WALLACE; Kappa Sigmo.
KLINE, HARVEY; Band (1), Carolina Symposium (1),
Class Cabinet (2), Orientation Counselor (2), Student
Government Committee (3), Student Legislature (3), Ex-
change Student (3), Morehead Scholar, Freshman
Honors Program (I), Honors in Political Science (4).
KLING, MARGARET; Y.W.C.A. (1, 2), Student Nurses
Association (1, 2, 3, 4).
KNESEL, DAVID; Dormitory Officer (1, 2, 3), G.M.A.B.
(2, 3, 4), Student Government Committee (3), University
Party (3), W.U.N. C. (3), Model U.N. (3).
KODACK, LAWRENCE; WUNC (1, 2, 3, 4).
KRAFT, NAOMI; Delta Phi Epsilon; Dormitory Officer
(3), Hillel Foundation (3, 4), Y.D.C. (3), Toronto Ex-
change (3).
KRAMER, RICHARD; Basketball Statistician (1 2 3
4), Dormitory Officers (3), M.R.C. (3), Carolina Athletic
Association (President 3, 4), Student Athletic Council
(2, Chairman 3, 4), Hillel Foundation (1, 2, 3 4) Dor-
mitory Resident Advisor (4), U.N. Model Assembly (I)
KURTZ, MARGUERITE; University Party (3 4) YWCA
(3, 4), Campus Chest (3).
LACKEY, JUDITH; Cosmopolitan Club (4), Orientation
Counselor (4), International Students Board (4)
C. C.U.N. (3).
LAMM, BENAJAH; Koppa Psi; Y.D.C (1, 3) YMCA
(1,2, 3), N.C.P.A. (2, 3), Chess Club (4).
LANE, DAVID; Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Beta Kappa, Pi Alpha
Theta, Pi Sigma Alpha; Carolina Forum (2, 3), Carolina
Symposium (4), Student Government Committee (2 3)
Carolina Political Union (3, Chairman 4).
LANE, MIRIAM; Carolina Symposium (4) NSA (1 2
3), Carolina Political Union (3, 4).
LANE, ROBERT; A.F.R.O.T.C. (1, 2).
LANSCHE, JOHN; Orientation Counselor (3), Student
Party (1), University Party (2, 3, 4), Yockety Yack
(1, 2, 3, 4), Y.D.C. (1), Y.M.C.A. (1), Mock Political
Convention Delegation Chairman (2).
LAWHON, BETTY; Daily Tor Heel (3), Dormitory Officer
(3), N.E.A. (3), University Party (3, 4), Y.W.C.A. (3).
LEE, JOHN; St. Anthony Hall, Phi Alpha Theta; Caro-
lina Quarterly, Publications Board.
LEE, LAWRENCE; Canterbury Club (1, 2), Dormitory
Officer (2), Soccer (1, 2), Y.R.C., Fencing.
LEEPER, CHARLES; Phi Alpha Theta; M.R.C. (2), Mono-
gram Club (2, 3, 4), Student Legislature (1, 2), Student
Party (1, 2, 3, 4), Track (2, 3), Y.M.C.A. (1, 2).
LEIBOLD, JEAN; Alpha Delta Pi; University Party (1, 2),
Yockety Yock (3), Y.R.C. (2, 3), Y.W.C.A. (2, 3), Caro-
lina Sweetheart (3), Order of the Old Lampshades,
Medical Technology Club (1, 2, 3, 4).
LELAND, JR., RODERIC; M.R.C. (2), Soccer (I), Track
LENTZ, ELLEN; Alpha Delto Pi; Orientation Counselor
(3), Panhellenic Council (3, 4), Publications Board (2,
3), University Party (2, 3, 4), Yockety Yack (1, 3),
Y.W.C.A. (2, 3, 4), Campus Chest (3, 4).
LEONARD, III, JOHN; Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Beta Kappa;
Dormitory Officer (3), M.R.C. (3), Student Party (2).
LESLEY, DONALD; Phi Delta Theto.
LEVINE, GEORGE; Sigma Alpha Mu, Pi Lambda Phi;
Y.D.C. (1, 2, 3, 4), Y.M.C.A. (1), Hillel (3, 4).
LEWIS, CLAUDIA; Phi Mu; Panhellenic Council, Stu-
dent N.E.A., Student Party.
LICHTENSTEIN, MARSHALL; Zeto Beta Tau; Carolina
Forum (2, 3, 4), Orientation Counselor (2, 3), University
Party (1, 2, 3, 4|, Phi Beta Koppa (4), Y.M.C.A. (3, 4),
Phi Eta Sigma (4)
LIEBEL, JOAN; Kappa Kappa Gamma; Panhellenic
Council (3), Fine Arts Festival (3), Campus Chest Com-
mittee (3), Social Committee of Junior Class (3).
LIIPFERT, ANALEAK; Pi Beta Phi; Order of the Bean-
birds (3, 4), Orientation Counselor (4), University Party
(3, 4), Y.W.C.A. (3, 4).
LIMBERT, MARY; Chi Omega.
LINDELL, JR., CARL; Sigma Chi; University Party,
Wrestling (1), Y.M.C.A. (1, 2), Campus Chest Com-
mittee.
LINK, ELIZABETH; Pi Beta Phi; Carolina Forum (4),
Carolina Symposium (4), Orientation Counselor (4),
University Party (3, 4), Y.R.C. (3, 4), Y.W.C.A. (3, 4),
Attorney General's Staff (3).
LINKER, WILLIAM; Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Beta Kappa,
Delta Phi Alpha; Band (I, 2), Dormitory Officer (1),
Wind Ensemble Club, German's Club, Lutheran Student
Association.
LITTLE, JAMES; Chi Psi; Amphoterothen (3, 4),
C.U.S.C. (4), Dormitory Officer (1), Editor of Paper (2,
3), Men's Honor Council (2), Order of the Old Well
(3, 4), Orientation Counselor (2), Publications Boord
(2, 3), Student Government, Comm. (1, 2, 3), Student
Legislature (2, Officer 3, 4), Student Party (2, 3, 4),
Chairman, State Student Legislature (3, 4), University
Party (2), Y.D.C. (4), YMCA, (1, 2, 3, 4), Chairman
Judicial Committee of Legislature (3, 4).
LIVENGOOD, THOMAS; G.M.A.B. (3, 4).
LOBL, THOMAS; Alpho Chi Sigma; A.F.R.O.T.C. (I, 2),
Arnold Air Society (2), Student Party (1, 2, 3, 4), Y.D.C
(3), Hillel Foundation (1, 2, 3, 4).
LOEWENBAUM, GEORGE; Zeto Beta Tau, President;
Carolina Forum (3, 4), Carolina Symposium (2), I.F.C.
(2, 3, 4), Orientation Counselor (3), University Party (2,
3, 4). Y.M.C.A. (2, 3, 4), Graham Memorial Board of
Directors.
LOGAN, WADE; Alpho Tau Omega; Class Cabinet (1)
I.F.C. (1, 2, 3, 4), University Party (I, 2, 3, 4), Y.M.C.A.
(1, 2, 3), Freshman Honors Program.
LOKEY, JULIAN LEE; Kappa Sigma; I.F.C. (3, 4), Ori-
entation Counselor (3), Yockety Yack (I), German's
Club (3).
LOMAX, II, JOHN; Delto Sigmo Pi.
LONGINO, BARBARA; Alpha Delta Pi.
LOUDON, ALEXANDER; A.F.R.O.T.C. (1, 2, 3, 4), Men's
Glee Club (1), Scabbard and Blade (3, 4).
LOVELL, JOHN; Phi Kappa Epsilon; Attorney General's
Staff (2, 3, 4), Class Cabinet (3), Campus Chest (1, 2),
GM.A.B. (3), N.R.O.T.C. (1, 2, 3, 4), Orientation Coun-
selor (2), State Student Legislature (3), University Party
(1, 2, 3, 4), Officer, Y.R.C. (1, 2), Semper Fidelis Society
(3, 4), Y.M.C.A. (4).
LYNN, DIANE; Angel Flight (1, 2).
LYONS, JR., JOSEPH; N R.O.T.C. (I, 2, 3, 4)
M
McADAMS, JR., WALTER; Pi Kappa Phi; University
Party (1, 2, 3, 4).
McARTHUR, WILLIAM; Victory Village Board of Alder-
McCALLIE, SPENCER; Chi Psi, Phi Beta Koppa, Phi Eta
Sigma; Class Cabinet (2), Monogram Club (2, 3, 4),
N.R.O.T.C. (1, 2, 3, 4), Order of the Grail (3, 4), Order
of the Old Well (3, 4), Orientation Committee (4),
Scabbard and Blade (3, 4), Soccer (1, 2, 3, 4), Student
Government Committee (2, 3, 4), Student Party (2, 3),
University Party (1), Y.M.C.A. (1, 2, 3, 4), Freshman
Camp (2, 3, 4).
McCARDELL, WILLIAM; Canterbury Club (2), Card-
board (2, 3), Carolina Playmakers (4), Carolina Quar-
terly (4), G.M.A.B. (2, 3, 4), Y.M.C.A. (3, 4).
McCARTNEY, III, OTTOWAY; Dormitory Officer (2).
McCOLL, MARY; Student N.E.A. (4).
McCOY, KENNETH; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonio; Band (1, 2),
Class Cabinet (3), Dormitory Officer (2, 3, 4), M.R.C. (2,
3, 4), Men's Glee Club (1, 2, President 3, 4), Orientation
Counselor (4), Student Legislature (3, 4), Student Party
(2, 3, 4), Gamma Beta Phi Society (3, President 4),
Society of Janus (3, 4).
McCRACKEN, NANCY; Phi Mu; Daily Tar Heel (2, 3),
Orientation Counselor (4), University Party (2, 3, 4),
Y.D.C. (4), Y.W.C.A. (I, 2, 3, 4), Scuba Club (3).
McCRARY, ERNEST; C U.S.C. (4), Daily Tor Heel (3,
Editor 4), Publications Board (4), Press Club (3, 4).
McCUTCHEON, LINDA; Kappa Kappa Gamma (Presi-
dent 4); Orientation Committee (3), Panhellenic Coun-
cil (3, 4), University Party (3, 4), Y.W.C.A. (3, 4),
Campus Chest Carnival Committee (3), Class Commit-
tee (3), Fine Arts Festival, News Guide (Editor 3).
McDANIEL, RALPH; Kappa Alpho; Golf, Orientation
Counselor (2), University Party, Campus Chest (2),
German Club (3).
McDONALD, ALLEN; Phi Eta Sigma; Order of the Grail
(3), Swimming (1, 2, 3), Westminster Fellowship (Presi-
dent 3).
McDONALD, HAROLD, Kappa Alpho; Men's Honor
Council (2), Orientation Commitee (I, 2, 3), Orientation
Counselor (2, 3), Student Government Committee (2, 3),
University Party.
McDOWELL, FRANCES; Phi Mu; Canterbury Club (3, 4),
University Party (3, 4), University Chorus (3, 4), Campus
Chest (3, 4).
McFADDEN, V, CHARLES; Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Beto
Kappa, Phi Alpha Theta (President 4); M.R.C. (2, Court
3), Student Government Committee, Toronto Exchange
(4), University Party (2, 3, 4), Resident Advisor (4),
YMCA. (1, 2, 3, 4), Circulo Hispanico (3, President
4), Whitaker Scholar.
McGOWAN, MARY; Student N.E.A. (4).
McGOWAN, ROBERT; Pi Kappa Alpha.
MclNNIS, JR., THOMAS; Alpho Chi Sigmo; A.F.R.O.T C
(1, 2).
MclNTYRE, SUSAN; YWCA. (1, 2, 4).
McKEITHEN, MILLICENT; Pi Beta Phi; Carolina Sym-
posium (4), Student Government Committee (4), Stu-
dent N.E.A. (4), University Party (3, 4), W.A.A. (3, 4),
Y.W.C.A. (3, 4), Campus Chest (3), Attorney General's
Staff (4).
FOUR HUNDRED SIXTY-FOUR
SEfllOR HOnORS
McKNIGHT, NORVA; Sigma Delta Pi.
McLAUGHLIN, PHILIP; Baseball (1, 2, 3, A), Monogram
Club (2,3,4).
McLEAN, GEORGE; Basketball (1).
McNAIRY, JR., WYATT; Swimming (1,3, 4).
McRAE, MARTHA; Physical Therapy Club (1, 2).
MAC QUEEN; Pi Beta Phi; Panhellenic Council (3, 4),
University Party (3, 4), Women's Residence Council (3).
MADDOX, JAMES; Pi Kappa Alpha; Soccer (1), Univer-
sity Party (1, 2, 3, 4).
MAGNUSON, JR., PHILIP; N.R.O.T.C. (1, 2, 3, 4), Uni-
versity Party (1), Y.R.C. (1,2,3,4), Y.M.C.A. (1, 2,3 4).
MANLEY, JOHN; Chi Psi.
MANN, KATHERINE; Chi Omega; Student N.E.A. (3, 4),
University Party (3, 4), Y.W.C.A. (3, 4).
MANN; KENNETH; Pi Lambda Phi; Class Cabinet (1),
M.R.C. (I), I.F.C. (2, 3, 4), Order of the Old Well (3, 4),
Orientation Counselor (4), Student Government Com-
mittee (I, 2), Student Party (3), Tennis (I), WUNC (I,
2), Hillel (1, 2, 3, 4).
MARSHALL, JR., ALBERT; A. F.R.O.T.C. (1, 2, 3, 4),
Arnold Air Society (2, 3, 4), Dialectic-Philanthropic So-
ciety (1), Scabbard and Blade (3, 4), Swimming (2),
University Party (1, 2), WUNC (1, 2).
MARSHALL, JEAN; Kappa Delta; Carolina Symposium
(4), Order of the Old Lampshades, Orientation Coun-
selor (4), University Party (2, 3, 4), Y.W.C.A. (3, 4),
House Council (3, 4).
MARTIN, DONALD; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia; Men's Glee
Club (2, 3, 4), University Party (1), Y.D.C. (1, 2, 3, 4),
Y.M.C.A. (1, 2, 3, 4).
MARTIN, JOSEPH; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Gimghoul (2,
3, 4), I.F.C. (1, 2, 3, President 4), Order of Golden Fleece
(3, 4), Order of the Grail (2, 3, 4), Order of the Old Well
(3, 4), Order of Beanbirds (3, 4), Student Government
Committee (2), University Party (1, 2, 3, 4), Y.M.C A
(1), Assistant Attorney General (3).
MASSINGILL, HOWARD; St. Anthony Hall.
MATHERLY, BRENDA; Y.W.C.A. (2, 4).
MATTHEWS, ROBERT; Y.M.C.A. (2, 3), N.R.O.T.C.
MAUPIN, JR., ARMISTEAD; Amphoterothen (3, 4),
Class Cobmet (1 ), Doily Tar Heel (1, 2, 3, 4), Dormitory
Officer (2), M.R.C. (2), N.S.A. (2), Order of the Grail
(3, 4), Order of the Old Well (3, 4), Orientation Coun-
selor (4), Commencement Marshal (3), University Party
(2, 3, 4), Student Legislature (2, 3), Student Government
Committee (1, 2, 3), Toronto Exchange (3), Y.M C.A.
(4), Senior Class Vice President (4), State Student Legis-
lature (Chairman 2), Carolina Political Union (3, 4),
The Cabal (2, 3, 4).
MAXWELL, JON; Delta Kappa Epsilon.
MEAD, GARY; Lambda Chi Alpha; Monogram Club (2,
3, 4), Track (1, 2, 3, 4), University Party (2, 3).
MEADE, JAMES; Monogram Club (2, 3, 4), Order of the
Grail (2, 3, 4), Order of the Old Well (3, 4), Track (1,2,
3, 4).
MEARNS, SUZANNE; Carolina Women's Council (3, 4),
Cosmopolitan Club (3, 4), Dormitory Officer (1, 2, 3, 4),
University Party (3, 4), Women's Residence Council (1),
Y.W.C.A. (4).
MEBANE, JR., JOHN; Beta Theta Pi; University Party
(1, 2, 3, 4), Y.M.C A. (1, 2), Campus Chest (1).
MERRITT, JR., EUGENE; Sigma Nu; Orientation Coun-
selor (4), Soccer (3), Student Government Committee
(3, 4), Student Legislature (4), Student Party, Y.M.C.A
(3, 4), Karate Club.
MERROW, HELEN; Carolina Symposium (4), Dormitory
Officer (1, 2), Order of Old Lampshades (2, 3, 4), Stu-
dent Government Committee (2, 3, 4), University Party
(1), Women's Honor Council (2, 3, Chairman 4), SNA.
(1, 2, 4), Nursing Officer (3).
MESSINA, EDWARD; Phi Beta Kappa.
MILLER, ELIZABETH; Student N.E.A. (3, 4).
MILLER, IRA; University Party (1), Y.R.C. (4).
MILLER, SHARON; Angel Flight (2, 3, 4), Student N.E.A.
(4), S.N.A. (1).
MILSTEAD, CHARLOTTE; Chi Omega; Orientation
Counselor, Student Legislature (1), University Party (2),
Y.W.C.A.
Valkyries (3, 4), Y.W.C.A. (3, 4), Fine Arts Festival,
Toronto Exchange.
MITCHELL, GRACE; Y.W.C.A. (3), Wesley Foundation
(4).
MITCHELL, MORGAN; Beta Theta Pi.
MITCHELL, JR., WALTER; Y.D.C. (3, 4).
MITCHENER, JOSEPH; Alpho Chi Sigma; M.R.C. (1).
MITTENDORFF, GERALD; N.R.O.T.C. (1, 2, 3, 4).
MOCK, FRANCES; Pi Beta Phi; Orientation Counselor
(4), Student N.E.A. (4), University Party (3, 4), W.A.A.
(3, 4), Y.W.C.A. (3, 4), C.C.U.N. (3, 4).
MONAHAN, HELEN; Y.W.C.A. (3).
MOORE, II, DAVID; Student Government Committee (2,
3), North Carolina State Legislative Internship (3),
Morehead Scholar.
MOORE, MICHAEL; Kappa Psi; Carolina Playmakers
(2), Orientation Counselor (3, 4).
MOORE, III, SPRINGER; Kappa Sigma; Monogram Club
(2, 3, 4), N.R.O.T.C. (1, 2, 3, 4), Soccer (1, 2, 3, 4).
Track (1), University Party (1, 2, 3), Y.M.C.A. (3, 4).
MOORE, WILLIAM; Alpha Kappa Psi; Y.M.C.A (2).
MOOSE, JR., GEORGE; Dormitory Officer (4), M.R.C. (3).
MORAN, JR., ALFRED; Delta Kappa Epsilon; Cardboard
(1, 2), Carolina Symposium (1, 2, 3, 4), G.M.A.B. (1, 2,
3), University Party (1, 2, 3, 4), Y.R.C. (3, 4), Y.M.C A.
(1, 2, 3, 4).
MORGAN, DARIA; Chi Omega; Fine Arts Festival.
MORRTS, BETSY; Pi Beta Phi; Carolina Symposium (4),
Student Government Committee, Orientation Counselor,
University Party, W.A.A., Y.W.C.A., Carolina Sweet-
heart.
MORRIS, NANCY; Kappa Delta; Carolina Forum (3),
Orientation Counselor (4), Student Government Com-
mittee (3, 4), University Party, Yackety Yack (3, 4),
University Chorus (3, 4), Carolina Sweetheart.
MOSER, JERRI; Carolina Women's Council (2, 3, Presi-
dent 4), Orientation Counselor (2), University Party (2),
Women's Honor Council, Women's Residence Council,
Nursing Class Officer (President 2), Carolina Sweet-
heart.
MOSTELLER, JR., CLIFTON; A. F.R.O.T.C. (1, 2, 3, 4)
MOWERY, CAROL; Delta Delta Delta (President); Class
Cabinet (3), Dormitory Officer, Panhellenic Council,
Student N.E.A., University Party, Y.W.C.A.
MUILENBURG, MARTHA; Kappa Kappa Gamma.
MULLEN, SALLY; Delta Delta Delta; University Party
(3, 4), W.A.A. (3, 4), Y.W.C.A. (4).
MULLINIX, GAY; University Party (3)
MUNCY, THOMAS; Alpha Kappa Psi; Cardboard.
MURPHY, ANDREW; St. Anthony Hall; Baseball (1),
Monogram Club (2, 3, 4), N.R.O.T.C. (1 , 2, 3, 4), Soccer
(1,2,3,4).
MWAMASSO, ALFRED; Cosmopolitan Club (2, 3).
MYERS, CAROL; Delta Delta Delta; Orientation Coun-
selor (4), Tennis (3), University Party (3, 4), Y.W.C A
(3, 4), Student N.E.A.
NEELY, ALAN; Chi Psi; I.F.C. (3), Men's Glee Club (1),
Student Party (1, 2), Tennis (1), University Party (1),
Y.M.C.A. (2).
NEWLIN, LOCKE; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; I.F.C. (4), Uni-
versity Party (2, 3), Attorney General's Staff (2, 3, 4).
NEWLIN, ROBERT; Band (1, 2), Amateur Radio Club
(3),WUNC (1, 2, 3, 4), WUNC-TV (3, 4).
NEWNAM, SHERRILL; Alpha Chi Sigma.
NEWTON, JANICE; Dormitory Officer (4), Orientation
Counselor (4), Student Legislature (4), Student Party
(3, 4), Y.D.C. (3), Tennis Club (3).
NICHOLSON, III, GEORGE; Carolina Forum (2, 3, Chair-
man 4), Carolina Symposium (2), Student Government
Committee (2, 3, 4), Student Party (1, 2, 3, 4), Y.D.C.
(1, 2, 3, 4), Y.M.C.A. (1, 2, 3, President 4), Carolina
Political Union (2, 3, 4).
NICHOLSON, THOMAS; Cardboard (2, 3, 4), Dormitory
Officer (2, 3), M.R.C. (2, 3), Orientation Committee (2),
Student Party (2, 3, A), Y.M.C.A. (1,2).
NIEUWENHUIS, ELISABETH; Kappa Kappa Gamma;
Carolina Handbook (Business Manager 3), Orientation
Secretariat (3), Orientation Counselor (4), Westminster
Fellowship, Y.W.C.A. (3, 4), C.C.U.N.
NORRIS, DAVID; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia; Cardboard.
NORTH, II, FREDERICK; Men's Glee Club (1, 2, 3, 4),
University Chorus (2).
NUCKOLLS, JOSEPH; Alpha Phi Omega.
OAKLEY, WOODY; Delta Sigma Pi.
O'BRIENT, CAROLE; Orientation Counselor (2), W.A.A.
(2), S.N.A. (1, 2, 3, 4), Baptist Student Union (2, 3).
O'DONNELL, SHARON; Kappa Delta; C.U.S.C. (3), Stu-
dent Party (3, 4), Valkyries (3, 4), Y.R.C. (3), State Stu-
dent Legislature (3 4), Secretary of Student Body (4).
OETTINGER, KENNETH; Basketball (1), Monogram Club
(2, 3, 4), Tennis (1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4).
OLDHAM, SUSAN; Phi Mu; Orientation Counselor (4),
Y.W.C.A. (3, 4).
OLSON, LAURITZ; Phi Beta Koppa, Delta Phi Alpha.
O'QUINN, CLYDE; Sigma Phi Epsilon, Alpho Phi Omega;
Orientation Counselor (3, 4), Student Government Com-
mittee, Attorney General's Staff (3, 4), University Party
(1, 2, 3, 4), Y.D.C. (4), Y.M.C.A. (1, 2).
ORGAN, DENNIS; Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Eta Sigma, Beta
Rho; Dormitory Officer, Y.R.C. (3, 4), M.R.C. (2), Aca-
demic Affairs Committee (2).
OVERTON, SARAH; Kappa Koppa Gamma; Orientation
Counselor (4), Panhellenic Council (4), Y.W.C.A.
PADGETT, EMILY; Canterbury Club (1,2).
PADGETT, JAMES; Beta Theta Pi (President 4); I.F.C.
(4), Orientation Counselor (3), University Party (1, 2, 3,
4), Order of the Minotaurs (2, 3, A), German's Club (3),
Attorney General's Staff.
PAGE, CLARENCE; Dormitory Officer (2), Men's Glee
Club (3, 4), Student Party (1, 2, 3, 4), Baptist Student
Union (3, 4).
PAGETT, JAMES; Y.M.C.A. (1,2, 3, A), A. F.R.O.T.C. (1).
PALMER, BRUCE; Phi Kappa Sigma; Baseball (I), Ori-
entation Committee (3), Orientation Counselor (3),
University Party (2, 3, A), Y.M.C.A. (1, 2, 3).
PALMER, III, CHARLES; Zero Psi.
PALMER, JOHN; A. F.R.O.T.C. (1, 2, 3, 4).
PALMER, MARY; Kappo Delta; Orientation Counselor
(4), Student Government Committee (3), University
Party (3, A), W.A.A. (3, 4), Y.W.C.A. (3).
PARK, VERNON; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia; Band (1, 2, 3,
4), Dormitory Officer (3, A), Student Party (1), Y.D.C.
(1), Maverick Marshal, House Council, Dirty Old Men.
PARKER, II, DALLAS; Band (3, 4), University Orchestra
(3, 4).
PARKER, DAVID; Sigma Phi Epsilon; Dormitory Officer
(1), Orientation Counselor (3), University Party (2, 3, 4),
Y.D.C. (3, 4), Y.M.C.A. (2).
PARKER, EDWIN; Kappa Alpho; I.F.C. (2, 3, 4), N.S.A.
(2), Order of the Old Well (3, A), Orientation Com-
mittee (1, 2), Orientation Counselor (2, 3), University
Party (1, 2, 3, 4).
PARKER, FORD; Delta Sigma Pi; Spanish Club, Anthro-
pology Club.
PARKER, GEOFFREY; Sigma Nu; Doily Tor Heel (4),
Gorgon's Head, German's Club (3, 4), I.F.C. (3, Court
Chairman A), Monogram Club (2, 3, 4), Order of the
Old Well, Order of Beanbirds, Lacrosse (I, 2, 3, A),
Gamma Beta Epsilon.
PARKER, JOHN; Pi Koppa Alpha; Soccer (1), Swimming
(1,2), University Party (1, 2, 3, 4), Y.M.C.A. (1, 2, 3, 4),
Alpha Beta Chi.
FOUR HUNDRED SIXTY-FIVE
SEfllOR HOnORS
PARMELE, JR., ALFRED; Lombdo Chi Alpho; Dormitory
Officer (1), Orientation Counselor (4), University Party
(1, 2, 3, 4), Y.D.C. (3, 4).
PATTERSON, JULIA; Pi Beta Phi; Canterbury Club (1),
Carolina Symposium (2, A), Class Cabinet (2, 3, 4),
G.M.A.B. (3, 4), Order of Beanbirds (2, 3, 4), Orientation
Counselor (2, 3, 4), Freshman Counselor (2), University
Parly (2, 3, 4), W.A.A. (2), Y.W.C.A. (2).
PATTERSON, PRISCILLA; Pi Beta Phi; Fine Arts Festival
(3), Homecoming Court (3), Campus Chest (3), Student
Government Committee (3, 4), Carolina Symposium (2,
4), Cheerleader (1, 3, 4), Class Cabinet (1, 3, 4), Orien-
tation Committee (4), Orientation Counselor (2, 3), Uni-
versity Party (2, 3, 4), Yockety Yack (3), Gommo Alpha
Lambda, Phi Alpha Theta.
PAYET, CHARLES; Alpha Chi Sigma; A.F.R.O.T.C. (1,2,
3, 4), Student Party (2, 3, 4).
PAYNE, CAROL; Pi Beta Phi; Class Cabinet (4),
G.M.A.B. (3), Orientation Counselor (4), Student Govern-
ment Committee (3), University Party (4), W.A.A. (3, 4),
Y.W.C.A. (3, 4).
PAYNE, IV, JOHN; Student Party, Y.M.C.A.
PEABODY, SONDRA; Carolina Women's Council (2),
Class Cabinet (1), Student Government Committee (1),
U.N.C. Year-at-Lyon (3).
PEARCE, DAVID; Phi Kappa Sigma; Y.M.C.A.
PEELER, JANE; Phi Mu; W.A.A. (3, 4), Y.R.C. (3).
PEGRAM, JR., PAUL; Alpha Epsilon Delta, Phi Eta
Sigma; Orientation Counselor (2).
PENDER, JAMES; M R.C. (I, 2, 3), Student Party (2, 3,
4), Y.D.C. (3, 4), Society of Janus.
PENNINGTON, MARTHA; R.N. Club, Baptist Student
Union.
PEPPER, JR., ALBERT; Amphoterothen (3, 4), Class
Cabinet (2, 3), C.U.S.C. (4), Dormitory Officer (1, 2),
M.R.C. (2, 3, President 4), Society of Janus Scholarship
(3), Order of the Grail (3, 4), Order of the Old Well (3,
4), Order of the Dirty Old Men (3, 4), Orientation Com-
mittee (3, 4), Orientation Counselor (4), Resident Ad-
visor (4), Society of Janus (2, 3, 4), Student Government
Committee (1, 2, 4, Chairman 3), Student Party (2),
University Party (3, 4), Y.D.C.
PERRY, CAROL; N.E.A. (4), Student Party (3, 4).
PERRY, III, DANIEL; Kappa Alpha; A.F.R.O.T.C. (1, 2),
University Party (3, 4).
PETREE, TONY; Student Party (2).
PHILLIPS, ROBERT; Pi Kappa Phi.
PHILLIPS, STANLEY; Delta Kappa Epsilon; Carolina
Symposium (4), Men's Honor Council (1), University
Party ( 1 , 2, 3, 4), WUNC (1 , 2), Y.M.C.A. (1, 2, 3, 4).
PIKE, ALAN; Pi Kappa Phi; I. F.C. (3, 4), University
Party (1, 2, 3, 4).
PITTMAN, VIRGINIA; Lutheran Student's Association
PITTS, ROBERT; Y.R.C. (1, 2, 3, 4), Y.M.C.A. (1), Intra-
murals, Wesley Foundation.
PLATT, III, GEORGE; Cardboard (3, 4), Cosmopolitan
Club (4), Splash Club (3, 4), University Party (3, 4),
Yackety Yack (4), Y.R.C. (3, 4), Y.M.C.A. (3, 4),
M.R.C.
POPE, PATRICK; Sigma Phi Epsilon; Dormitory Officer
(1 ), I. F.C. (2, 3, 4), Orientation Counselor (3), University
Party (2, 3, 4), Y.M.C.A. (3).
POTTER, HARRIETT; Band (1, 2), Orchestra (1, 2, 3, 4).
POTTER, JR., WILLIAM; Sigma Nu.
POWELL, JOANNE; Dormitory Officer (3).
POWELL, MARTHA; Delta Delta Delta; University Party
(3, 4).
PREVOST, WHITEHER; Golf (1, 3, 4).
PRICE, JANET; Delta Delta Delta; G.M.A.B. (3),
Y.W.C.A. (3, 4).
PRICE, NANCY; Yockety Yack (3).
PRILLAMAN, DONALD; Pi Koppa Alpho; Football (1,
PRINCE, VIRGINIA; Phi Mu; Panhellenic Council (3),
University Party (3), Y.W.C.A. (4), Campus Chest.
PRINGLE, ROBERT; Orientation Counselor, Track (1).
PROBST, LYNN; A.F.R.O.T.C. (1, 2), University Party
PRYOR, JR., CLAUDE; University Party (1, 2, 3, 4)
QUICK, WILLIAM; Daily Tor He
(I, 2, 3, 4).
(1), Student Party
RAINES, JR., HUBERT; Alpha Kappa Psi; N.R.O.T.C.
RAMAGE, NANCY; Chi Omega; Orientation Counselor
(4), W.A.A. (3).
RARBACK, SHERI; Orientation Counselor (2, 3).
RATHBUN, ALEXANDRA; N.S.A., Student Government
Committee (4), Yackety Yack (4), Y.D.C. (3, 4),
Y W.C.A. (3, 4), Fine Arts Festival (3), Campus Chest
(3).
RAYMOND, EUGENE; Chi Psi; Men's Glee Club (1),
Orientation Counselor (2), University Party (2, 3).
READY, WILLIAM; Cardboard (4), Orientation Coun-
selor (2), Student Party (4), Y.D.C. (4), Resident Advisor
(4).
RECTOR, GENE; A.F.R.O.T.C. (1, 2, 3, 4), Arnold Air
Society (2, 3, 4), Daily Tar Heel (4), Dormitory Officer
(3, 4), M.R.C. (3, 4), Men's Glee Club (1, 2), Scabbard
and Blade (3, 4).
REDDEN, CHARLES; Cardboard (3, 4), Monogram Club
(4), N.E.A. (3, 4), Student Party (3, 4), Track (3, 4),
Cross Country (3, 4).
REEDY, VIDA; Carolina Playmakers (4), Carolina
Women's Council (4), Cosmopolitan Club (1), Dormi-
tory Officer (4), W.A.A. (3), Y.W.C.A. (3), S.N. A. (1, 2).
REEVES, GREYLIN; Chi Omega; University Party (3),
W.A.A. (3), Attorney General's Staff (3, 4), Women's
Honor Council (3).
REEVES, LINDA; SNA. (1, 2, 3, 4).
REICH, OTTO; Dormitory Officer (2, 3, 4), Independent
Party (3, 4), M.R.C. (4), University Party (2), Wrestling
(2, 3, 4), Y.M.C.A. (3).
REID, EDNA; W.A.A.
REMER, BRYAN; Sigma Phi Epsilon; N.R.O.T.C. (1, 2,
3, 4), Soccer (1,2, 3).
REMSBURG, MACON; Chi Omega; University Party (3).
RENDLEMAN, III, DAVID; Class Cabinet (3), Dormitory
Officer (1, 2, 3), M.R.C. (1, 2, 3, 4), Orientation Coun-
selor (2, 3), Student Government Committee (2), Student
Legislature (1, 2), Student Party (1, 2, 3, A), Y.R.C. (3,
4). Y.M.C.A. (1, 2, 3, 4), Carolina Conservative Club
(3).
REYNOLDS, ANN; Medical Technology (4).
REYNOLDS, JR., CLAUDE; Dormitory Officer (3, 4),
M R.C. (3, A), Student Party (2, 3, A), Swimming (1),
Independent Party (3), University Party (2, 3, 4), Y.D.C.
(2, 3, 4), Y.M.C.A. (1, 2, 3).
RHODARMER, REBECCA; Kappa Koppa Gamma; Uni-
versity Party (3, A), Yackety Yack Queen (3), House
Council (4), Fine Arts Committee (3), Opera Workshop
(3. A), Graham Memorial Music Committee (4).
RHODES, SAMUEL; Band, University Party (4), Y.R.C.
(3), Y.M.C.A. (1, 2, 3, A), Fencing Club, Scuba Diving
Club.
RHODES, JR., TED; Koppa Alpha.
RICE, SHEILA; Dormitory Officer (4).
RICHARDS, JR., CHARLES; Dormitory Officer (1), Stu-
dent Party (2), M.R.C. (1), Scott Residence College
Senate.
RICHARDSON, GEORGE; Beta Psi.
RIDDLE, MARY DAVIS; Phi Mu
Women's Residence Council (3), Y.
RIDENHOUR, III, MONROE; Alpha Kappa Psi.
RIKE, JUDY; Delta Zeta.
RISMAN, ERIC; Sigma Nu; Orientation Counselor (2).
ROBERTS, CORNELIA; Angel Flight (3, Commander A),
Canterbury Club (3, 4), Orientation Counselor (4), Uni-
versity Party (3), Dormitory House Council (3).
ROBERTS, GANA; Alpho Gommo Delta; House Council
(4), Women's Residence Council (3), Yackety Yack (3,
4), W.A.A. (4), Physical Therapy Club (1, 2), Golf Club
(1), Stray Greeks (4).
ROBERTS, LAWRENCE; Tou Epsilon Phi; A.F.R.O.T.C.
(1, 2), Student Party (3), WUNC-TV (3, 4), Mock
Political Convention Executive Committee (2).
ROBERTSON, PATRICIA; Chi Omega; Dormitory Officer,
N.S.A. (3), Orientation Counselor (4), Student N.E.A.
(4), University Party (3, A), Y.W.C.A. (3, 4).
ROBINSON, JAMES; Student Legislature (4), Track (1,
2), University Party (3, A), Y.R.C. (4), Carolina Con-
servative Club (3, 4).
ROBINSON, WILLIAM; Alpha Phi Omega; Dormitory
Officer (2, 3), M.R.C. (3), Men's Glee Club (1 , 2), Men's
Honor Council (2, 3, A), Society of Janus (4), Orientation
Counselor (2, 3, A), Student Government Committee (3),
Student Party (1, 2, 3, 4), Campus Chest (1, 3), Elec-
tions Board (2), Resident Advisor (4), Constitutional
Council (3).
ROBINSON, WILLIAM P.; U.N.C. Chorus (I, 2, 3, 4).
ROBISON, SUZANNE; Alpha Chi Omega; G.M.A.B. (4),
University Party (3, 4).
RODRIGUEZ, III, JOSEPH; Track (1), Cr
ROGERS, JR., WILLIAM; Delta Sigma Pi.
RONEY, JR., JOHN; Phi Kappa Sigma; Dormitory Officer
(2), M.R.C. (2), University Party (1, 2, Chairman 3, A),
Student Government Committee (3), Y.D.C. (3, 4), At-
torney General's Staff (2, 3).
ROSEFIELD, JR., HERBERT; Wrestling (2, 3, 4).
ROSEMAN, CRAIG; Football (1, 2, 3).
ROSENBAUM, FRANKLIN; Zeta Beta Tau.
ROSS, BARBARA; Press Club (3, 4)
ROSS, JOHNNY; M.R.C. (3), Y.R.C. (1), Baptist Student
Union (1,2).
ROSS, JULIETTE; Y.D.C. (3, 4).
ROUSH, FRED; Phi Eta Sigma, Pi Mu Epsilon.
ROUZER, WILLIAM; N.R.O.T.C. (1, 2, 3, 4), Carolina
Cutter (3, 4), Drum and Bugle Corps (1, 2, 3, 4).
ROWE, DAVID; Phi Delta Theta; Basketball (1), Dormi-
tory Officer (1), Student Government Committee (3, 4),
Student Legislature (I, 3, A), University Party (1, 2, 3,
A), Y.M.C.A. Campus Chest, Freshman Camp (1, 2, 3).
RUMLEY, PATRICIA; Delta Delta Delta; G.M.A.B. (3),
Order of Beanbirds (3, 4), Orientation Counselor (4),
University Party (2, 3, 4), Carolina Sweetheart (4).
RUSSELL, PAULA; Phi Mu; Panhellenic Council, Uni-
versity Party (3), Y.W.C.A. (3), Campus Chest.
RUSSELL, SUSAN; Chi Omega; Carolina Symposium (4),
University Party (4), Y.W.C.A. (3), Gamma Beta Epsilon.
RUTH, MARIAN; Koppa Delta; Orientation Counselor
(4), Y.W.C.A. (4).
RUTLEDGE, JERRY; Student Government Committee
(3), Student Legislature (3), University Party (2, 3, A),
Y.D.C. (1, 2, 3, 4), State Student Legislature (3, 4).
RUTLEDGE, LARRY; A.F.R.O.T.C. (1, 2, 3, 4).
RYLAND, SHIRLEY; Chi Omega; Orientation Counselor,
Women's Residence Council (3, 4), Y.W.C.A. (3, A), Fine
Arts Festival Committee (3).
SADLER, GEORGE; Football (1, 2, 3, 4), Monogram Club
(3, 4), Splash Club (3, A), University Party (1, 2, 3, 4),
Class Officer (4).
SANDERS, ROBERT; Alpha Phi Omega; M.R.C. (3, 4),
Scott College Senator.
SAMDLIM, CAROLE; Delta Delta Delta; Cheedleader
(4), Orientation Counselor (4), University Party (3, A),
Y.W.C.A. (4), Carolina Sweetheart (4).
SATTERFIELD, JR., WILLIAM; University Party (1, 2,
3, 4).
FOUR HUNDRED SIXTY-SIX
SEniOR HOnORS
SAUNDERS, III, JACK; Monogram Club (3, 4), Univer-
sity Party (3), Wrestling (2, 3, 4).
SAVAGE, PHILLIP; Canterbury Club (I), M.R.C. (2, 3),
Student Party (1), Yackety Yack (1), Y.D.C. (1),
Y.M.C.A. (1, 2, 3, 4).
SAYRE, RICHARD; Carolina Symposium (4), Class Cab-
inet (1, 2), Dormitory Officer (1, 2), Monogram Club
(3, 4), Orientation Counselor (2, 3), Soccer (1, 2, 3, 4),
Student Government Committee (I, 2, 3, Chairman 4),
Y.M.C.A. (1, 2, 3, 4), Dirty Old Men, Freshman Camp
Director (4).
SCHAFFER, PAUL; Doily Tar Heel (3, 4), Orientation
Counselor (4), Student Party (4), Attorney General Staff
(3).
SCHEER, FREDERICK; A.F.R.O.T.C. (3, 4), Arnold Air
Society (3, 4), Scabbard and Blade (3, 4).
SCHELL, PAMELA; Student Nurses Association (1, 2,
3, 4).
SCHILTZ, DAVID; Sigma Chi; Future Teachers of Amer-
ica (3,4), N.R.O.T.C, University Party (1, 2, 3, 4).
SCHMIDT, WILLIAM; Delta Kappa Epsilon, President
(4); G.M.A.B. (2, 3), I.F.C., Student Government Com-
mittee (2, Chairman 3), University Party (1, 2, 3, 4),
German's Club (3, President 4).
SCHUSSEL, ROBERT; Freshman Camp (1, 2, 3, 4), Orien-
tation Committee (3), Orientation Counselor (3, 4),
Y.M.C.A. (1, 2, 3, 4), Orientation Reform Committee
(Chairman 4).
SCOTT, HENRY; Beta Theta Pi; Monogram Club (I),
N.S.A. (4), Soccer (1), Student Government Committee
(3), Student Legislature (3, 4), University Party (1, 2, 3,
4), Y.M.C.A. (1, 2, 3, 4).
SCOTT, ORIANA; N.E.A.
SCOTT, SUSAN; Phi Mu.
SCOVIL, ELIZABETH; Kappa Delta; Dormitory Officer
(President 3), Orientation Counselor (2), Student Gov-
ernment Committee (2), University Party (3, 4), Valky-
ries (3, President 4), Women's Residence Council (2, 3,
Chairmon 4), Y.W.C.A. (1 ), Order of Old Lampshades (2,
3, 4), S.N. A. (1, 2, 3, 4).
SEATON, III, GROVER; Cardboard (4), Orientation
Counselor (3), Student Government Committee (1, 2),
University Party (1, 2, 3, 4), Y.D.C. (2, 3, 4), Campus
Chest (1), Chess Club (3, 4), Judo Club (3), Karate
Club (4) College Council for U.N. (4).
SEATON, PAUL; Canterbury Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Dormitory
Officer (3), University Party (1, 2, 3, 4), Y.M.C.A. (1,
2, 3, 4).
SECHRIST, DOUGLAS; Sigma Nu; Tennis (1).
SELLERS, CLARENCE; Order of the Old Well.
SESSOMS, JR., WILLIAM; Baseball (I), Dormitory Of-
ficer (3), M.R.C. (3, 4), N.R.O.T.C. (1, 2, 3, 4), Univer-
sity Party (3, 4), Y.D.C. (4), Y.M.C.A. (4), Intramurals
(1, 2, 3, 4).
SHAW, GERALD; Phi Eta Sigma; Men's Glee Club (1),
University Party (3), Morehead Scholar, O-tdoor Club
(3), Westminster (4).
SHAW, JOHN; Baseball (2, 3, 4).
SHEARON, CAMERON; Student Party (2, 3, 4).
SHEEHAN, WILLIAM; Beta Gamma Sigma.
SHEELEY, ROYAL; A.I. P. (1, 2, 3, President 4).
SHEFFIELD, JR., LUCIUS; University Party (2, 3, 4).
SHELBURNE, JOHN; Phi Beta Kappa; Canterbury Club
(I, 2), Cosmopolitan Club (1,2, 4), Order of Golden
Fleece (3, 4), Order of the Grail (3, 4), Order of the Old
Well (3, 4), Orientation Committee (4), Orientation
Counselor (4), Y.M.C.A. (3, 4), Toronto and Gottingen
Exchanges.
SHEPHERD, LOIS; Alpha Delto Pi; Majorette (1,2, Chief
3, 4), Orientation Counselor (3), Student Party, Carolina
Sweetheart (3).
SHEPSLE, KENNETH; Pi Sigma Alpha; N.S.A. (2), Stu-
dent Government Committee (2, 4), Y.D.C. (1, 2, 3, 4),
Hillel (1, 2, 3, 4), A.D.A. (4).
SHERRILL, JR., LEE; Sigma Chi; Basketball (1), Class
Cabinet (I), Football (1), I.F.C. (2, 4), Studen! Govern-
ment Committee (1, 4), University Party (I, 2, 3, 4),
Y.M.C.A. (1, 2, 3, 4), Order of Nadular Birds (1, 2, 3, 4).
SHIPMAN, ROBERT; Kappa Alpha.
SHIPMAN, SALLY; Kappa Kappa Gamma; Cheerleader
(1), University Party (3), Order of Old Lampshades (2,
3, 4), Campus Chest (2, 3).
SHUFF, JR., LAN DON, Delta Upsilon; A.F.R.O.T.C. (1,
2, 3, 4), Arnold Air Society (2, 3, 4), Class Cabinet (I,
2, 3), Graham Memorial Board of Directors, Janus
Society (2, 3, 4), Student Government Committee (1,2,
3, Director 4), Student Legislature (1, 2), Student Party
(1, 2, 3, 4).
SIMMONS, WILLIAM; Dormitory Officer (3), Orienta-
tion Counselor (4), University Party (1), Y.D.C. (2),
Cosmopolitan Club (4).
SIMONS, JR., ROBERT; Kappa Alpha; Baseball (1, 3),
University Party (1, 2, 3, 4), Y.M.C.A. (1, 2, 3, 4),
SIMONS, JR., WILLIAM; Intramurals (1, 2, 3), Student
Government Committee (2, 3), Student Party (2, 3, 4),
Y.D.C. (3, 4), Fencing (1, 2, 3, 4).
SIMPSON, DAVID; A.F.R.O.T.C. (2, 3, 4).
SIMPSON, DENNIS; kappa Sigma; A.F.R.O.T.C. (1).
SIMS, FARYL; Class Cabinet (1, 2, 3, 4), C.U.S.C.
(Chairman 4), G.M.A.B. (2), Order of the Old Well (3,
4), Orientation Counselor (3), Student Government Com-
mittee (3), University Party (1, 2, 3, 4), Y.R.C. (2, 4),
Y.W.C.A. (1, 4).
SIMS, JEAN; Chi Omega; Future Teachers of America
(3, 4), Order of Beanbirds (3, 4), Panhellenic Council
(3, 4), Student N.E.A. (2, 3, 4), University Party (2, 3,
4), Women's Honor Council (3, 4), Y.W.C.A.
SIMS, III, MARION; N.R.O.T.C.
SINGLETON, SUSAN; Chi Omega; Orientation Counselor
(4).
SINNESS, MARIT; Phi Mu; Y.W.C.A.
SIZEMORE, LYNNE; Kappa Delta; Daily Tar Heel (4),
Women's Honor Council (3), Y.W.C.A. (3, 4).
SMITH, ALEXA; Kappa Delta, Phi Alpha Theta; Daily
Tar Heel (3), Panhellenic (4), University Party (3, 4),
Women's Honor Council (3), Women's Residence Coun-
SMITH, CAROLYN; Carolina Women's Council (4), Dor-
mitory Officer (4), Order of Old Lampshades (2, 3, 4).
SMITH, DAN; Y.M.C.A. (1).
SMITH, GILBERT; Dormitory Officer (3), N.R.O.T.C.
SMITH, GUY; Pi Kappa Alpha; Golf (1), Orientation
Counselor (2, 3), Swimming (1, 3), University Party
(1, 2, 3, 4).
SMITH, GUY; Sigma Nu.
SMITH, JAMES; Class Cabinet (3), M.R.C. (3), Orienta-
tion Counselor (3), Orientation Committee (4), Student
Legislature (3, 4), University Party (1, 2, 3, 4), Y.R.C.
(1,2,3, 4).
SMITH, JOHN; Basketball (3, 4).
SMITH, MERLE; Student N.E.A. (4).
SMITH, JR., MURRELL; A.F.R.O.T.C, Drill Team, Mono-
gram Club (2, 3, 4), University Party (3, 4), Lacrosse,
M.R.C.
SMITH, ROBERT; A.F.R.O.T.C, Arnold Air Society,
Daily Tar Heel (3), Orientation Counselor (4), Scabbard
and Blade (3).
SMITH, WILLIAM; Daily Tar Heel (2), Dormitory Officer
(1), M R.C. (1), WUNC (2, 3), Yackety Yack (1), Press
Club (2, 3, 4).
SMITH, JR., YOUNG; Delta Kappa Epsilon.
SMITHWICK, JAMES; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Basketball
(1, 2, 3, 4), Monogram Club (2, 3, 4), Student Party (2,
3, 4), Track (1).
SNYDER, JOSEPH; WUNC (1, 2), WUNC-TV (2, 3).
SOSSOMON, CREIGHTON; A.F.R.O.T.C, Canterbury
Club, M.R.C (3), Student Party (1, 2, 3, 4), Y.D.C. (1,
2, 3, 4), Y.M.C.A. (1).
SOUTHERLAND, ROSA; Delta Delta Delta; Daily Tar
Heel (3, 4), Orientation Committee (3), Orientation
Counselor (4), Student Legislature (3, 4), University
Party (3, 4), Yackety Yack (3, 4).
SPARROW, ROY; Carolina Political Union.
SPELL, JAMES; Men's Glee Club (2, 3, 4).
SPELL, III, OSCAR; Phi Kappa Sigma; M.R.C. (2, 3, 4),
Student Government Committee, University Party (I, 2,
3,4).
SPIVEY, CHARLES; Band (1, 2), Symphony (1, 2).
STALLINGS, MARY; Koppa Kappa Gamma; Orientation
Counselor (4), University Party (3, 4), Y.D.C (3, 4),
Y.W.C.A. (4).
STAPLETON, CHARLES; Alpha Tau Omega; University
Party (2, 3, 4), Y.M.C.A. (2, 3, 4).
STARCZEWSKI, ROBERT; Football (I, 2, 3, 4).
STARK LUCIEN; Delta Sigma Pi; University Party (1,
2, 3), Yackety Yack (1), Y.M.C.A. (1), Wesley Founda-
tion (1,2, 3).
STANLEY, CHARLES; Zeta Psi; Grogon's Head (3, 4),
Monogram Club (3, 4), Order of Beonbirds (3, 4), Mino-
taurs, Gamma Beta Epsilon (3, 4), Lacrosse (I, 2, 3, 4,
Captain 3, 4).
STEELE, JOHN; Phi Delta Theta.
STEELE, JR., KENNETH; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia; Band
(1, 2).
STEPHENS, DON; U. S. Marine Corps Platoon Leaders
Class (1, 2, 3, 4), Graham Scholarship (1, 2, 3, 4), Uni-
versity Party (2, 3), Y.M.C.A. (2, 3), Semper Fidelis
(2, 3, 4).
STEVENSON, LINDA; Delta Delta Delta; Orientation
Counselor (4), Panhellenic Council (3, 4).
STEWART, CARL; Delta Kappa Epsilon; Carolina Sym-
posium (2, 4), Class Cabinet (1,2), Men's Honor Council
(3, 4), Student Government, Comm. (4), University Party
(1, 2, 3, 4).
STOKES, JEFFERSON; Kappa Sigma; Monogram Club
(2, 3, 4), Track (1, 2, 3, 4).
STOKES, RICHARD; Dormitory Officer (1, 2), Student
Party (4).
STONE, LINDA JOY; SNA (1, 2, 3, 4).
STONE, RICHARD; Chi Phi, President (4); I.F.C. (3, 4),
University Party (1, 2, 3, 4), Y.M.C.A. (1, 2).
STORY, MARY; Alpha Delta Pi; Orientation Counselor
(4), University Party (3, 4).
STOVER, CHARLES; Sigma Delta Chi; A.F.R.O.T.C. (1,
2), Y. DC. -Y.R.C. (1, 2, 3), Press Club (2, 3, 4).
STRAYHORN, JIMMY; Sigma Phi Epsilon; Student
Party, Y.M.C.A. (3, 4).
STRETMATER, ROBERT; Dormitory Officer (2, 3), Intra-
mural Manager (2, 3), Resident Advisor (4).
STRINGER, JR., EDWARD; Kappa Sigma; Football (1,2,
3, 4), Monogram Club (2, 3, 4).
STROM, GERRY; Chi Phi; University Party (1, 2, 3, 4).
STRONACH, SAMUEL; Zeta Phi.
STRONG, SUSAN; Medical Technology Club.
STROTHER, MARY; Delto Delta Delta; Daily Tar Heel
(2, 3, 4), G.M.A.B. Publicity Committee (3, 4), Orienta-
tion Counselor (3), Splash Club (1), Student Party (1),
University Party (2, 3, 4), Y.D.C (3), Y.W.C.A. (2, 3, 4),
Press Club (2, 3, 4), Student Government Committee,
Class Committee, House Council.
STYRON, GAYE; W.A.A.
SUGGS, HELEN; Basketball, Carolina Woman's Council
(3, 4), Dormitory Officer (4), W.A.A. (3).
SUTTON, CHARLES; Alpha Kappa Psi; Y.D.C. (3, 4).
SUTTON, GEORGE; Sigma Nu.
SWAIN, BLAIR; University Party (2, 3).
SWANSON, DAVID; Phi Gamma Delto, Phi Beta Kappa,
Beta Gamma Sigma, Phi Eta Sigma; Orientation Coun-
selor (2), Y.D.C. (2, 3).
SWOFFORD, RONALD; Orientation Counselor (2), Stu-
dent Party, Outing Club (2, 3, 4), U.N.C Carobiners
(3, 4).
SZCZERBIAK, ISABELLE; Angel Flight (3, 4), Medical
Technology Club (3, 4).
SZITTYA, PENN; Carolina Handbook (2), Class Cabinet
(2), Order of the Grail (4), Orientation Counselor (3),
Soccer (1), Student Government Committee (2, 3),
Toronto Exchange (3).
TALLENT, CLYDE; Y.D.C, Y.M.C.A. (I).
TALMADGE, JR., SAM; Dormitory Officer (4), M.R.C.
(3, 4), Intramurals (1, 2, 3, 4), Soccer (1), University
Party (1,2), Campus Chest Committee (1,2).
TANNER, EMILY; Kappa Kappa Gamma; Dormitory
Officer (3), Panhellenic Council (3, 4), University Party
(3, 4), Y.W.C.A.
FOUR HUNDRED SIXTY-SEVEN
SEniOR HOnORS
TART, JOHNNY; Sigma Phi Epsilon; Dormitory Officer
(1), Orientation Counselor (3), Student Party (1), Uni-
versity Party (2, 3, 4), Y.R.C. (1, 2, 3, 4), Y.M.CA.
(1, 2).
TARTAGLIA, III, DANIEL; Band (1), Carolina Quarterly
(4), G.M.A.B. (3, 4), Swimming (1), Y.M.C.A. (1, 2, 3),
U.N.C Wind Ensemble (1).
TARVER, MARGARET; Alpha Delta Pi; Student N.E. A.
(4), University Party (3, 4), Y.D.C. (3, 4).
TATE, JACK; Phi Eta Sigma; Daily Tar Heel (2, 3), Dor-
mitory Officer (2), Student Government Committee (2),
Student Legislature (3), Student Party (3, 4), Sophomore
TAUL, VIRGINIA; Student N.E. A.
TAYLOR, ALICE; Delta Delta Delto; Panhellenic Council
(3, 4), University Party (3, 4), Editor Panhellenic Rush
Manual (4).
TAYLOR, ELIZABETH; Pi Beta Phi; Orientation Coun-
selor (4), University Party (3, 4).
TAYLOR, JOHN; Sigma Phi Epsilon; Cardboard (4), Uni-
versity Party (1,2, 4).
TAYLOR, MARSHA; Kappa Delta; Y.W.C.A.
TAYLOR, PATRICK; Sigma Nu; Orientation Counselor
(4), Student Government Committee (3, 4), Yackety
Yack (2, 3, 4),
TAYLOR, RICHARD; Zeta Beta Tau; A.F.R.O.T.C. (1, 2,
3, 4), Carolina Forum (4), Carolina Symposium (2, 4),
Student Government (4), University Party (1, 2, 3, 4),
Attorney General's Staff (2, 3, 4).
TAYLOR, III, WILLIAM; Phi Delta Theta, Phi Eta
Sigma; Baseball (1), Class Cabinet (2), University Party
(2, 4), Yackety Yack (2), Y.M.CA. (1, 2, 4), U.N.C.
Year at Lyon (2).
TEELE, GERALD; Pi Kappa Phi, Beta Gamma Sigma;
Class Cabinet (1, 2), Student Government Committee
(I, 2), University Party.
TEMPLETON, JR., RALPH; Young Republican's Club
(3, 4), Y.M.C.A. (1, 2, 3, 4).
TENNANT, GEOFFREY; Sigma Nu.
THOMAS, HERBERT; Alpha Kappa Psi.
THOMAS, JOHN; Intramurals, Floor Advisor (4), Cross
Country (1).
THOMAS, III, WILLIAM; Kappa Sigma, President (3);
I.F.C. (2, 3, 4), Order of the Grail (3, 4), Order of the
Old Well (3, 4), Orientation Counselor (2),Orientation
Committee (3), Publications Board (2, 3), Student Gov-
ernment, Comm. (3), Tennis (1), University Party (1, 2,
3, 4), W.A.A. (1, 2), Yackety Yack (1, 2, 3), Editor-in-
Chief (3), Phi Eta Sigma (1), Moreheod Scholar, Honors
(1, 2, 3, 4).
THOMPSON, CLYDE; A.F.R.O.T.C. (1, 2, 3, 4), Arnold
Air Society (2, 3, 4), Scabbard and Blade (3, 4), M.R.C
THOMPSON, DAVID; Sigma Phi Epsilon; N.R.O.T.C.
(1, 2, 3, 4).
THOMPSON, SHARON; S N A. (I, 3, 4).
THORBURN, BILLIE; Kappa Kappa Gamma.
TINKHAM, SPENCER; Phi Mu Alpha, Phi Beta Kappa
(3). Phi Eta Sigma, Delta Phi Alpha; Dormitory Officer
12, 3), Men's Glee Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Student Government,
Comm. (4), Student Party (1, 2), Track (1), Honors
Program (1, 2), Morehead Scholar, Dean's List, Gamma
Beta Phi.
TITCHENER, JR., JOHN; Phi Gamma Delta; Class
Cabinet, N.R.O.T C , Student Legislature, University
Party, Y.M.C.A.
TITTLE, WILLIAM; Chi Psi; Soccer (1, 2, 3), University
Party (2).
TOLBERT, LANGLEY; Chi Omega; Orientation Com-
mittee (3, 4), University Party (3, 4), University Chorus
(4).
TONE, PASCAL; Alpha Tau Omega; Carolina Play-
makers (1, 2, 3, 4), Dormitory Officer (1), Monogram
Club (2, 3, 4), Student Party (2, 3, 4), Track (1, 2, 3, 4),
Y M C A ( 1 , 2, 3, 4), Little Theatre Workshop ( 1 , 2, 3,
4), Freshman Executive Committee (1).
TONRY, MICHAEL; Lambda Chi Alpha; Y.D.C. (4),
Class Cabinet (2), I.F.C. (2), Student Government, Com-
mittee (1, 2), University Party (3, 4).
TOWNSEND, SAMANTHA; Alpha Delto Pi; Band (3, 4),
Cardboard (3), Carolina Playmakers (3, 4), Class Cab-
inet (4), Student Party (3, 4), WUNC (4), WUNC-TV
(4), Yackety Yack (4), Y.D.C. (3, 4), Y.W.C.A. (3, 4),
Carolina Sweetheart (3), Majorette (3, 4).
TRAWICK, GARY; Dormitory Officer (3).
TURNER, JOHN; Y.R.C. (3).
TURNER, ROY; Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Alpha Theta, Phi
Eta Sigma; Dormitory Officer (3, 4).
TWAMLEY, JOSEPH; Dormitory Officer (4), Football (I,
2 3, 4), Dormitory Senate (4), Class Cabinet (4), Mono-
gram Club (4), University Party (4), Y.M.C.A. (I, 2,
3,4).
TWIDDY, JR., CURTIS; Phi Eta Sigmo; Semper Fidelis,
N.R.O.T.C. (1, 2, 3, 4).
TWITTY, PANTHEA; Dialectic-Philanthropic Society (3,
4) Dormitory Officer (4), Student N.E. A. (4), Student
Party (3, 4), Y.W.C.A. (3, 4), Freshman Counselor (4).
TYER, STEVEN; University Party (4), Y.R.C. (4).
TYNDALL, ALVIN; Class Cabinet (4), Dormitory Officer
(1), Men's Glee Club (Business Manager, Treasurer,
Librarian 4), Student Government, Comm., Chairman
Elections Board (4), Student Party (Treasurer, Advisory
Board 4), Orientation Counselor (1 ), Y.D.C. (4), Y.M.C.A,,
Secretary, Cabinet (4).
UPSHAW, III, ARTHUR; Cardboard (4), Orientation
Counselor (3).
VAN NESS, JAMES; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Gorgon's
Head (3, 4).
VAUGHAN, JR., ROSS; N.R.O.T.C. (1, 2), Orientation
Counselor (3), Dean's List (2).
VESTER, MARY; Daily Tar Heel (4), Yockety Yack (4),
Press Club (3, 4).
VICK, BETSY; Freshman Counselor.
VICK, JR., EDWARD; Sigmo Phi Epsilon, Sigma Delto
Chi; I.F.C. (2, 3, 4), Press Club (4), University Party
(1, 2, 3), Student Party (4), Y.R.C. (2, 3, 4), Y.M C.A.
(1, 2, 3), Student Affairs Comm. (1, 2), Campus Chest
(2).
VIVERETTE JO ANNE; Canterbury Club (2, 3, 4), Dor-
mitory Officer (4), House Council (3), S.N.A. (1, 4).
VOLKWEIN, MARY; Pi Beta Phi; Orientation Counselor
(4), N.E. A. (4), University Party (3, 4), W.A.A. (3, 4),
Y.W.C.A.
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WAGENSEIL, LAWRENCE; N.R.O.T.C. (1, 2, 3, 4), Rifle
Team (1, 2, 3, 4), Scabbard and Blade (3, 4).
WAGNER, JERRY; Delta Upsilon; Dialectic-Philan-
thropic Society (4), Orientation Counselor (4), Student
Government Committee (3, 4), Student Legislature (3,
4), Y.D.C. (3, 4), Debate Team (3, 4).
WAINIO, JOHN; Pi Kappo Phi; I.F.C. (2, 3), University
Party (2, 3, 4), Y.M.C.A. (I, 2), Lacrosse (2).
WAINWRIGHT, JR., GEORGE; Phi Delto Theta, Presi-
dent (4); Class Cabinet (3), Dance Committee (2),
Gimghoul (2, 3, 4), I.F.C. (1, 2, 3, 4), Order of Beanbirds
(3 4), Student Government Committee (3), Student
Legislature (3), University Party (1, 2, 3, 4), Y.M.C.A,
(I, 2, 3, 4).
WAITE, ELIZABETH; Kappa Koppa Gamma; Orienta-
tion Counselor (3, 4), Student Government Committee
(3, 4), University Party (3, 4), Women's Residence Coun-
cil' (3), Fine Arts (3), Order of Old Lampshades (2, 3, 4),
Carolina Sweetheart (4).
WALDRON, CATHY; Women's Residence Council
WALDROP, JR., JOSEPH; Lambda Chi Alpha; I.F.C. (4),
University Party (2, 3, 4), Y.M.C.A. (1,2, 3).
WALKER, MARY; W.A.A. (2), Y.W.C A (3).
WALKER, ROBERT; Baseball (1, 2, 3, 4), Monogram
Club (3, 4).
WALL, SYLVIA; Alpha Delto Pi; Cosmopolitan Club
(4) Orientation Counselor (4), Student Government
Committee (3), Women's Honor Council (3), Y.W.C A
(3, 4), Toronto Exchange (3, 4).
WALLACE, JR., CARL; Kappa Alpha; AF.R.O.T.C. (1,
2), University Party (3, 4).
WALLACE, JOHN; A.F.R.O.T.C. (1, 2, 3, 4).
WALTER, DONALD; Monogram Club (2, 3), Wrestling
(1, 2, 3).
WALTERS, CAMILLA; Pi Beta Phi; Carolina Symposium
(4), Class Cabinet (2, 3, 4), Dormitory Officer (2),
GM.A.B. (3, 4), Orientation Counselor (3), Student
Government Committee (2, 3, 4), University Party (1,
2, 3, 4), Medical Technologist Association (2, 3),
Women's Honor Council (2), Y.D.C. (3, 4), Y.W.C.A. (2),
Attorney General's Staff (2).
WARD, DAVID; WUNC (1,2), Beto Gamma Sigma (3,4).
WARD, LAURA JANE; Delta Delto Delta; Orientation
Counselor (4), University Party (3, 4), Women's Resi-
dence Council (4), Y.W.C.A. (3, 4), Medical Technologist
Club (4).
WARDLAW, CRAIG; Chi Phi; Student Government Com-
mittee Student Legislature (3, 4), Track (4), University
Party (3, 4).
WARFEL, JOSEPH; Sigmo Phi Epsilon, Alpho Phi
Omega; A.F.R.O.T.C. (1, 2, 3, 4), Arnold Air Society
(2 3 4), Carolina Symposium (2, 4), Class Cabinet
(4) Orientation Counselor (3), Student Government
Committee (2, 3), Y.D.C. (2, 3, 4), Y.M.C.A. (3, 4),
Attorney General's Staff (4).
WARING, THOMAS; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; G.M.A.B.
(2) N R.O.T.C. (1, 2, 3, 4), Orientation Counselor (2),
University Party (1, 2, 3, 4), Y.M.C.A. (1, 2, 3), Fine
Arts Festival Committee (3).
WATERFIELD, RUTH; Women's Honor Council (2), Stu-
dent Nurses Association (1, 2).
WATSON, ROBERT; Phi Sigmo Kappa, Treasurer;
Track (1).
WATT, JOYCE; Delto Delto Delta; Dance Committee
(4), Orientation Committee (3), University Party (3, 4),
Y.W.C.A. (3, 4).
WEAVER, CAROLYN; Carolina Women's Council (3),
Dormitory Officer (4), Women's Residence Council (4).
WEBB, DIANA; Pi Beta Phi; Dormitory Officer (3, 4),
G M A B (4), University Party, Women's Residence
Council (3, 4).
WEBB, WILLIAM; Dormitory Officer (3, 4), Orientation
Counselor (3), Student Government Committee (2, 3,
4, Chairman 4), Student Legislature (2, 3), University
Party (1, 2, 3, 4), Y.M.C.A. (1, 2, 3), Campus Chest
Committee (2, 3), State Student Legislature (3, 4).
WEEKS, MARTHA; Chi Omega; G.M.A.B (3, 4), Order
of the Old Beanbirds (3, 4), Orientation Counselor (4),
University Party (3, 4), Fine Arts Festival (3).
WEINSTEIN, ALAN; Pi Lambda Phi; Hillel Foundation
(1, 2, 3, 4), Student Party (3, 4), Swimming (I), Y.M C.A
(1, 2).
WELLONS, DOUGLAS; Chi Psi; Men's Residence Council,
Interfraternity Council, N.R.O.T.C, Orientation Coun-
selor, Student Party, University Party.
WHICHARD, OBIE; Monogram Club (2, 3, 4), Track (1,
2, 4), Y.D.C. (3, 4), Cross Country (1, 2, 3).
WHISNANT, CLEATUS; Sigma Phi Epsilon; A F.R.O.T.C.
(1, 2, 3, 4), Daily Tor Heel (3), Orientation Counselor
(3), Y.M.C.A. (1, 2, 3, 4).
WIGGINS, SALLY; Pi Beta Phi; Carolina Symposium (4),
Student N E.A. (4), University Party (3, 4), W.A.A. (3,
4), Y.W.C.A. (3, 4), Carolina Sweetheart.
WINBORNE, JEAN; Chi Omega; Carolina Symposium
(4), University Party (3, 4), Y.W.C.A. (3, 4), Women's
Attorney General's Staff (4).
WHITAKER, ANNA; Dormitory Officer (4).
WHITE, CHARLES; Basketball (1).
WHITE, DAVID; Alpha Chi Sigmo; Outing Club (2, 3),
Scuba Diving Club (2, 3, 4).
WHITE, II, GILBERT; Alpho Tau Omega; University
Party (1, 2, 3, 4), Freshman Camp Counselor (3, 4).
WHITLEY, MARY; Alpha Delta Pi; Panhellenic Council
(4), Student Government Committee (3, 4), Student
N.E. A. (3, 4), University Party (3, 4), Y.W.C.A. (3, 4).
WHITLEY, RODNEY; Y.M.C.A., Westminster Fellowship
(3, 4).
WHITMIRE, JAMES; Football (1, 3, 4).
WHITTON, AGNES; University Party (4), Yackety Yock
(3), Y.W.C.A. (4).
WHYTE, BARBARA; Order of the Old Lampshades (2,
3, 4), Modern Dance Club (3, 4).
WICKER, ROBERT; Alpho Tau Omego; Student Govern-
ment Committee (2), University Party (1, 2, 3, 4),
Y.D.C. (4), Y.M.C.A., Attorney General's Staff (2).
WILBORN, DAVID; Phi Alpho Theto (3, 4); C.C.U.N.
(3). International Students Board (4), Attorney Gen-
eral's Staff (4), Student Government Committee (3),
Dialectic-Philanthropic Society (3, 4).
WILDER, DAVID; Student Party (1, 2, 3), Y.D.C. (I, 2,
3, 4), Y.M.C.A. (3, 4), Baptist Student Union (1, 2).
WILKES, JR., FRANKLIN; St. Anthony's Holl; Canter-
bury Club Cardboard, Cosmopolitan Club, N.R.O.T.C,
Y.M.C.A.
WILKIE, JR., FREDERIC; WUNC (2), Y.D.C. (2, 3, 4).
WILKINS, CHARLES; Phi Gamma Delto, Gamma Beta
Epsilon; Class Cabinet, Doily Tor Heel, Dance Commit-
tee I F.C, Order of Beanbirds (3, 4), Orientation Com-
mittee (1), Orientation Counselor (1), University Party
(1, 2, 3, 4), Yackety Yack (2, 3), Y.M.C.A.
WILLIAMS, DOUGLAS; Football (1).
WILLIAMS, JR., JAMES; Phi Delta Theta; Order of the
Beanbirds (3, 4), Gorgon's Head (3, 4).
FOUR HUNDRED SIXTY-EIGHT
SEfllOR HOnORS
WILLIAMS, PETE; Dormitory President (3), IDC. (2, 3),
Monogram Club (3, A), Resident Advisor (4), Society of
Janus (2, 3, 4, Chairman 4), Intramural Manager (2),
Varsity Lacrosse (2, 3, 4).
WILLIAMS, SCARLETTE; English Club (3).
WILLINGHAM, EDWARD; Kappa Alpha; Dance Com-
mittee (1), I.F.C. (I, 2), Orientation Counselor (2, 3),
University Party (1, 2, 3, 4).
WILLINGHAM, JOHN; Kappa Alpha; University Party
(1, 2, 3, 4), Intramurals.
WILLIS, CALVIN; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia; A. F.R.O.T.C.
(1, 2,3,4).
WILLIS, HENRY; Delta Kappa Epsilon; Campus Chest.
WILSON, JOHN; Beto Theta Pi; Class Cabinet (1),
Orientation Committee (3), Student Government Com-
mittee, Student Legislature (2), University Party (I, 2,
3, 4), Y.M.C.A. (1, 2, 3, 4), Delta Beta.
WILSON, LOUISA; Kappa Kappa Gamma; Cosmopoli-
tan Club; N.SA, Orientation Counselor, Student Gov-
ernment Committee, Student Legislature, University
Party, W.A.A., Fine Arts Festival.
WINSLOW, DON; Intervarsity Christian Fellowship.
WISE, JULIA; Dormitory Officer (2, 4), Orientation Com-
mittee (4), Orientation Counselor (2, 3), Student Gov-
ernment Committee, Y.W.C.A. (1, 2, 3, 4).
WITHROW, JR., WILLIAM; IDC (1, 2, 3), N. R.O.T.C.
(1, 2, 3, 4), Class Cabinet (1), Orientation Committee
(4), Orientation Counselor (4), Student Government
Committee (1, 2), Student Party (1, 2, 3, 4).
WOLLIN, JR., ERNST; G.M. Film Committee (2, 3),
IDC. (1, 2), Orientation Counselor (4), Student Party
(4), Y.D.C. (4), Y.M.C.A. (4), Parapsychology Club (1).
WOOD, JR., WILLIAM; Beta Theta Pi; Football (1),
N. R.O.T.C , Student Government Committee, University
Party (I, 2, 3, 4), Y.M.C.A. (3, 4).
WOODARD, WEX; Alpha Kappa Psi; A F.R.O.T.C, Band
(2), University Party (1), Y.M.C.A. (1).
WOODARD, WILLIAM; N.SA. (2), Orientation Commit-
tee (3), Orientation Counselor (3, 4), Student Govern-
ment Committee (2, 3, 4). Y.D.C. (2, 3, 4), Y.M.C.A. (2,
3, 4).
WOODWORTH, JOAN; Alpha Delta Pi; Carolina Hand-
book (3), Carolina Symposium (4), Orientation Com-
mittee (3), Orientation Counselor (4), Y.W.C.A. (4).
WOOTEN, HUBERT; Phi Alpha Theta; Orientation
Counselor, Student Government Committee, Y.D.C.,
Toronto Exchange.
WORRELL, JUDY; Student N.E.A. (3, 4).
WRIGHT, THOMAS; Kappa Sigma; Canterbury (2, 3),
Monogram Club (2, 3, 4), N. R.O.T.C, Scabbard and
Blade (3, 4), University Party (I, 2, 3, 4), Campus Chest
(2,3).
WRIGHT, WILLIAM; Delta Sigma Pi; Student Party.
WYATT, LINDA; Kappa Kappa Gamma; Dormitory
Officer (3), Orientation Counselor, Y.W.C.A. (3, 4),
Campus Chest (3).
WYATT, LINDA; Orientation Committee (4).
YARBROUGH, TERRY; M.R.C. (2).
YELTON, VIRGINIA; Y.D.C. (1).
YOKLEY, JR., JOHN; Alpha Tau Omega; Basketball (I,
2, 3, 4); Gorgon's Head Lodge (3, 4), Monogram Club
(2, 3, A), University Party (1, 2, 3, 4), Senior Basketball
Committee (4), Fellowship of Christian Athle*es.
YOUNG, JR., WILLIAM; A. F.R.O.T.C. (1, 2, 3), Football
(I, 2), Monogram Club (2, 3, 4), Track (2, 3, 4).
YOUNGBLOOD, LAURENCE; Basketball (I, 2, 3, 4).
ZACHARY, STEPHEN; Sigma Delta Chi; A. F.R.O.T.C.
(1), Daily Tar Heel (2, 3), Dormitory Officer (3), Stu-
dent Government Committee (4).
FOUR HUNDRED SIXTY-NINE
SK&F Foreign Fellows Have Gone to
INDIA, TANZANIA, IRAN, GUATEMALA
At hospitals and medical outposts abroad, medical students
contribute to international understanding and goodwill by helping
to provide much-needed medical services to people in developing
areas of the world.
This unusual opportunity to work and study in foreign countries
is offered to students through the Foreign Fellowships Program of
Smith Kline & French Laboratories. Administered by the
Association of American Medical Colleges, the program has
enabled ISO students to work and study in more than 40 countries
during the past six years. Junior and senior medical students are
eligible for Fellowships, which provide on the average 12 weeks'
work abroad, to be completed before internship. Interested students
should apply through the deans of their schools.
Smith Kline & French has published an illustrated 24-page booklet
telling the story of SK&F's Foreign Fellowships Program. For your
free copy of "Fellowships in Medicine," write to: SK&F Services
Department, Smith Kline & French Laboratories, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania 19101.
Smith Kline & French Laboratories
FOUR HUNDRED SEVENTY
STUDEflT inDEX
Abbott, Arthur, 93
Abbott, Omega, 150
Abell, James, 155
Abercrombie, Ronald, 109
Abernathy, George, 122
Abernethy, John, 150
Abraham, Napoleon, 109
Abrams, Carmen, 93
Abrams, Peter, 51, 109
Acee, Jr., J., 51, 270
Adair, Laura, 93, 290
Adams, Charles, 159
Adams, Hennle, 93, 282
Adams, James, 122
Adams, Jennifer, 122
Adams, Junius, 51
Adams, Larry, 93
Adams, Nancy, 159, 357
Adams, Priscilla, 51
Adams, Robert, 122
Adams, Thomas, 93, 332
Adams, Jr., Thurston, 51 , 322
Adams, William Harry, 122
Adams, William Healey, 122
Adcock, Jerry, 122
Adkins, Edward, 122
Adkins, Evelyn, 51
Adkins, Karl, 109
Ahl, David, 122
Aiken, Joel, 122, 249
Aimone, William, 51
Ainsley, Jr., William, 51
Ainslie, Peter, 109
Albert, William, 122
Albright, Cecil, 93
Albright, George, 122
Albright, William, 109
Albritton, Jr.. Paul, 51
Alderman, Jr., Ray, 122
Aldrich. Wallace, 109
Aldridge, Henry, 267
Aldridge, John E., 51
Aldridge, John G., 150
Aldridge, William, 122
Alexander, Terry, 141
Alexander, Jr., Joe, 122
Alexander, Mary, 122
Alexander, Richard, 109
Alexander, Roy, 51, 271
Alexander, Stella, 93, 290
Alford, Guy, 122
Alford, James, 155
Alger, Martin, 93
Ali, Muhammad, 163
Allen, Allison, 51, 326
Allen, Cyril, 93
Allen, Dan, 122
Allen, Donna, 122
Allen, Dorothy, 159
Allen, Dwight, 109, 187
Allen, Frank, 51
Allen, Herbert, 122
Allen, llene, 93
Allen, Jane, 51
Allen, Jean, 93
Allen, Jennie, 122
Allen, Jr., Joseph, 109
Allen, Lee, 105
Allen, Mitchell, 51
Allen, P., 93
Allen, Robert, 93
Allen, Steve, 122
Allen, William H 51
Allen, Jr., William M., 146, 148
Alley, Larry, 122
Allison, Craig, 278
Allison, Larry, 122
Allison, Michael, 122
Allport, Catherine, 163
Allran, Michael, 109
Allran, William, 122
Allred. Charles, 109
Allred, David, 122
Allred, Jr., James, 122
Allred, Nancy, 109, 288
Allred, Robert, 122
Almond, Charles, 51
Almond, Gary, 51, 352
Almond, Taska, 145
Almond, Tony, 109
Alper, Mark, 51, 325
Alperin, Robert, 122
Alphin, Sandra, 93
Altenburg, Floyd, 93
Altman, Gregory, 51 , 346
Amato, N.. 160
Ambrose, Richard, 51, 311
Amend, Jr., John 51
Amerson, William. 122
Amlong, William, 109
Ammons, Larry, 150
Amnott, Mary, 93
Anders, Archie, 109
Anders, Louis, 93
Anders, Rege, 93, 354
Anderson, Anne, 93, 179
Anderson, Brian, 109
Anderson, Carol, 51, 293
Anderson, David, 51
Anderson, Eugene, 159. 161, 348
Anderson, Jr., Henry, 151
Anderson, Jr., James, 109
Anderson, Jon, 51, 270
Anderson, Lane, 93
Anderson, Jr., Malcolm, 109
Anderson, Roy, 51
Anderson, Sylvia, 51
Anderson, Vernon, 109
Anderson, William, 109
Anderton, Jr., Charles, 122
Andrews, Jr., Graham, 93
Andrews, Judith, 122
Andrews, Jr., Phillip, 122
Andrews, William, 51
Ange, David, 154
Angel I, Charles Marshall, 109
Angell, Monrovie, 109, 332
Antrim, Patrick, 122
Aplin, James, 93, 185, 312
Appel, Shirley, 109
Appell, Gordon, 270
Apperson, Theda, 93
Applefield, James, 122
Archer, Joan, 152, 286
Archer, Willis, 155
Arendall, Nan, 93, 290
Argo, Stephen, 122
Arhart, Richard, 51
Arhart, Roger, 122
Arledge, Sophie, 51
Armantrout, Linda. 122
Armour, Barry, 109
Armstrong, Jr., Claudie, 93
Armstrong, Earl, 122
Armstrong, Lanny, 122
Armstrong, Jr., Robert, 109
Armstrong, William, 93
Arndt, Hans, 154
Arney, John, 122
Arnold, Andrew, 122
Arnold, Cheryl, 122
Arnold. Chester, 93
Arnold, Donald, 122
Arnold, Larry, 122
Arnold, Stanley, 148
Arps, Joseph, 122
Arterton, Jonathan, 93
Arthur, Betsy, 93
Arthur, Tom, 52, 332
Asbill, Richard, 150
Ashburn, Michael, 148
Ashcraft, Cornelia, 52
Ashford, Octavia, 52, 280
Ashley, Ronald, 122
Askew, John, 93, 197
Atchley, Jr., George, 109
Atchley, Judy, 52
Atkins, Barbara, 52, 188
Atkins, Jr., Frederick, 93, 304
Atkins, Kenneth, 122
Atkins, William, 93
Atkinson, Carl. 52
Atterbury, William, 122
Attman, Gardner, 109
Augustin, Calvin, 122
Augustine, Andrew, 52
Auman, Johnny, 109
Austell, Jeslyn, 93
Austell, Mary, 152
Austin, John, 109
Austin, Lawrence, 122
Austin, Jr., Perry, 122
Auten, Joseph, 122
Auten, William, 122
Autrey, Randolph, 93
Autry, Robert, 122
Avant, George, 154
Avant, Hugh, 144
Averett, Dan, 142
Averett, Herbert, 93
Avery, Jan, 159
Aycock, Charles, 142
Aycock, Charles R., 150
Aycock, Edwin, 150
Aydelette, Robert, 109
Ayers, David, 122
Avers, Jr., John, 150
Ayscue, Jr., Carl, 122
B
Babb, Henry, 52
Babcock, Anna, 109
Babcock, Richard, 122
Baber, Larry, 156, 157
Bachmann, Raphael, 93, 346
Baddour, Jr., Philip, 262
Baddour, Richard, 52, 198, 332, 344
Badger, David, 122
Baer, Melvin, 109
Baer, III, Richard. 52
Baggett, Ann, 52, 93, 285
Baggett, Anthony, 109
Baggett, Fred, 122
Baggett, Jr., James, 109
Baggett, Wayne, 122
Baggett, Erna, 122
Bagwell, Jr., Larry, 52, 312
Bahnson, Bert, 109
Bahnson, III, Fred, 52
Bailey, Alice, 159, 357
Bailey, Beverly, 52, 203, 242,
280, 425
Bailey, Bobbie, 52, 192, 278
Bailey, Elizabeth, 163
Bailey, John, 157, 356
Bailey, III, Joseph, 109
Bailey, Mary, 109
Bailey, Virginia, 122
Baker, Jr., Clarence, 122
Baker, Cyrus, 93
Baker, Darrell, 93
Baker, Duane, 52
Baker, Frank, 93
Baker, Jack, 93
Baker, Jacque, 52
Baker, James, 93
Baker, John, 122
Baker, Thomas, 93
Balch, Timothy, 93
Balding, Phyllis, 122
Baldwin, III, Bernard, 52
Baldwin, Jr., Jesse, 93
Baldwin, John, 52
Baldwin, Jr., Worth, 122
Ball, David, 122
Ball, Gary, 52
Ball, Jr., James, 52
Ball, Mary, 93
Ballard, Brenda, 93, 290, 420
Ballard, Mary, 52, 297
Ballard, Patricia, 109
Ballenger, James, 52, 294
Ballentine, James, 93
Ballew, Richard, 93
Ballou. Donald, 93
Ballow, Barbara, 93
Bandy, Margaret, 109
Bandy, Robert, 52
Banker, Barbara, 52, 290
Banks, Aubrey, 52
Banks, Martha, 52, 216
Banner, Alan, 122
Banner, Laura, 122
Banov, Alan, 93
Barach, Barbara, 93, 286
Barba, Louis, 122, 267
Barbee, III, George, 122
Barbee, James, 122
Barber, James, 93
Barber, Leon, 148
Barber, Susan, 109, 187
Barbour, Don, 122
Barck, John, 163
Barclay, Hugh, 122
Barclay, Jr., William, 93
Barden, Jr., Heywood, 52
Barden, Ronald, 109, 352
Bardin, Jefferson, 122
Barefoot, James, 109
Barefoot, Stephen, 122
Barfield, James, 52
Barger, John, 122
Barham, William, 109
Barker, Jr., Edward, 93
Barker, Jeffrey, 93
Barker, Mary, 52, 180, 290
Barkley, Allan, 109, 160, 348
Barkley, Patrick, 122
Barlow, James, 122
Barnard, Robert, 52, 352
Barnes, Bill, 122
Barnes, Eleanor, 93, 290
Barnes, Gordon, 122
Barnes, Jr., Henry, 109
Barnes, Jr., James, 109
Barnes, John, 93
Barnes, Kenneth, 122
Barnes, III, Robert, 109, 182
Barnes, Thompson, 52
Barnes, William, 109
Barnett, Thomas, 109
Barnhardt, Robert, 93
Barnhart, Margaret, 93, 285
Barr, Nancy, 93, 180, 286
Barragan, Bruce, 109
Barrett, Jr., Braxton, 53
Barrett, II, Joe, 159, 356
Barrett, Nancy, 93, 177, 290
Barrett, Paul, 53, 297
Barrett, Tobie, 53, 179, 285
Barringer, Martin, 93
Barrington, Cynthia, 93
Barron, Harriet, 286
Barron, Susan, 109, 175, 217, 278
Barron, Wanda, 53, 188, 292, 293
Barrow, Seth, 93. 332
Barrs, William, 53
Barrel, Jr., Joseph, 122
Barthel, Francis, 93
Barthel, Hetty, 93
Bartholomew, Carol, 122
Bartlett, Judith, 53
Barton, Nancy, 122
Barwick, Charles, 109
Barwick, Joseph, 93
Basista, Gerry, 109
Bason, John, 93, 332
Bass, Jr., Dewitt, 53
Bass, James, 109
Bass, Jonathan, 132
Bass, Robert, 93, 354
Bass, Jr., Walton, 109
Bassett, Carol, 122
Batchelor, Jr., William, 122
Batmasian, Jim, 122, 267
Batten, John, 122
Batten, Lona, 109
Batten, Melody, 122
Batten, Wayne, 122
Battle, Jr., Isaac, 109
Battle, Mary, 53
Batts, Anthony, 157
Batuyios, Harry, 109
Baucom, Charles, 53
Baucom, George, 93, 316
Baucom, Judith, 159. 357
Baugess, Bernard, 109
Baum, Jr., Robert. 53
Baumgartner, Becky. 93
Baur, Edward, 109, 302
Baxley, Douglas, 109
Baxley, Robert, 159
Baglin, Jonathan, 53
Baynard, Jr., William, 53, 300
Bazemore, Jr., Cyrus, 143
Bazemore, William, 109
Beach, Neil, 150
Beale, Evnest, 122
Beall. Mary, 53
Beall, Thomas, 122
Beam, Daniel, 109
Beam, Harriett, 122
Beam, Jr., William, 150
Beaman, Crafton, 148
Beamon, Irene, 122
Beane, John, 122
Beard, III, Bryce, 123
Beasley, Jr., Robert, 93
Beattie, Elizabeth, 93
Beattie, George, 123
Beatty, Dennis, 159, 348
Beatty, Joseph, 53, 311
Beaty, Robert, 109
Beaulieu, Michel, 109
Beaver, Jeffrey, 93,312
Beaver, Marilyn, 93
Beavers, Charlotte, 93, 286
Beck, Cornelia, 109
Beck, David, 109
Beck, Gurney, 109
Beck, Tony, 93
Beckett, Robert, 53
Becton, John, 123
Becton, Susan, 53, 189, 286
Beeson, David, 123
Beeston, Michael, 109
Behrman, Douglas, 123
Beischer, George, 148
Beith, Lorraine, 93
Beitler, Alvin, 53
Belcher, Anne, 93, 186
Belden, Joseph, 109
Belk, Larry, 123
Bell, Barbara, 93
Bell, Charles, 109
Bell, II, Daniel, 150
Bell, III, Drummond, 93
Bell, Julia, 123
Bell, Lloyd, 93, 267
Bell, Jr., Lois, 157
Bell, Steven, 93
Bell, Jr., William, 122
Bellman, Terry, 53
Belsinger, Jr., Jack, 53, 352
Benbow, Andrew, 109
Benbow, IV, Charles, 93
Benfield, Ray, 53
Benjamin, Carol, 53, 216
Benko, Peter, 93
Benner, Charles, 122
Bennett, Betsy, 168
Bennett, Jr., Charles, 157
Bennett, Dave, 123
Bennett, Jr., John, 123
Bennett, Mary, 53, 123, 425
Bennett, Robert, 53
Bennett, Stephen, 93
Bennett, Wayne, 93
Bennett, Jr., William, 93
Bensch, George, 154
Benson, James, 123
Benson, John, 109
Benson, Jr., Karl, 123
Benson, Paul, 53, 310
Benton, Barrett, 109
Benton, Billy, 53
Benton, Dempsey, 93
Benton, III, Joseph
Benton, Ronald, 123
Benton, Thomas, 109
Benton, William, 93, 297
Berenguer, John, 168
Berger, Bryan, 93, 332
Bergeron, James, 109, 155
Berkowitz, Stephen, 109
Bernasek, Linda, 123
Bernish, Paul, 93
Bernstein, Norman, 123
Berry, Carol, 53, 288, 292
Berry, Jr., Harold, 300
Bess, Thomas, 123
Best, David, 93
Best, III, Hugh, 123
Bethea, Harry, 53
Bethel, Brenda, 53
Bettis, Robert, 53
Betts, Jr., 109
Betty, Everett, 109, 294
Betty, Tyson, 53
Beusse, Dennie, 123
Beusse, Jr., George, 93
Bevacqua, David, 123
Beverly, Gerald, 104
Beyer, Stephen, 94
Bhatavadekar, Prabha, 163
Bibb, Lewis, 94
Bickel, David. 94
Bicksler, William, 294
Biddle, Richard, 300
Bieber, Peter, 94
Biggers, Betty, 94
Biggerstaff, Bobby, 109
Biggerstaff, Charles, 123
Bilbro, Robert, 153, 155
Billings, Cynthia. 109
Bingham, Jr., William, 123
Bird. Paul, 53
Birnie, Ada Lea, 53, 290
Bishop, Doritha, 123, 179
Bishop, III, Elmer, 123
Bishop, III, William, 54
Bissette, Jr., Winston, 150
Black, Candie, 109
Black, Ml, James, 109, 344
Black, Kermit, 54
Black, Lois, 54
Black, Martha, 94,293
Black, III, Norman, 123
Black, Ronald, 123
Black, Sarah, 94, 293
Blackburn, James, 123
Blackburn, Sherley, 168
Blackley, William, 54
Blackman, III, Walton, 109, 142
Blackwell, Crist, 94
Blackwell, Emily, 169
Blackwell, Hugh, 184, 194
Blackwell, Richard, 123
Blackwell, III, Samuel, 54
Blackwood, Stephen, 123
Blackwood, William, 94
Blade, Anne, 94
Blaine, Eva, 54, 280
Blair, Jr., Edward, 109
Blair, Jr., Harry, 94, 198,271
Blair, Jean, 122
Blake, Janet, 94, 286
Blackely, David, 107, 320
Blackeley. Merrill, 123
Blakemore, Porter, 169
Blackeney, Virginia, 54, 288
Blaeslee, Terry, 123
Blalock, III, Alvin, 109
Blalock, Jr., George, 123
Bland, Betsy, 123
Bland, Michael, 123
Blank, Carl, 163
Blankenship, Betty, 123
Blankenship, Malcolm, 109
Blankinship, Alyce, 94
Blankinship, Leslie, 94
Blanton. Jr., Joseph, 54
Blanton, Melba. 54
Blanton, Thomas, 123
Blanton, Jr., William, 109
Blayney, Carolyn, 123
Bledsoe, Samuel, 54
Blinsmon, Terry, 94
Block, Jr., Michael, 109
Block, William. 123
Blodgett, Jr., William, 109
Bloom, Warren, 94
Blount, George, 94
Blount, James, 157, 267
Blount, Susan, 169
Blount, William, 109
Blowe, Ralph, 54
Blue, Richard. 110
Blue, James, 54
Blum, William, 54, 311
Blumenthal, Alan, 123
Blumenthal. Robert, 94
Boal, Donald, 54
Bobo. Ronald, 110, 299
Bogenschutz, Stephen, 122
Boger. Gene, 94
Bogart, 123
Boggs, Charles. 54
Boggs, Duane, 94. 190. 267
Boggs, Harriet, 54, 285
Boice, Beverly, 110
Bolch, Thomas, 146, 148
Boles. Richard, 148
Bolick, Harold, 159, 348
Boling, Jr., Vernon, 110
Bonclek, Robert, 54
Bone, John, 54
Bonner, Henrietta, 110
Bonney, Jr., Benjamin, 123
Booker, Benjamin, 123
Boone, Perry, 94
Boone, Robert, 54
Bonne, William, 157, 356
Booth, Brenda. 123
Booth, Deborah. 94
Booth, Marguerite, 168
Bordeaux, Larry, 94
Boring, Dennis. 123
Boring, III, Walton, 123
Bossen, Judith, 54
Bost, Barbara, 110
Bost, Joe, 110
Bost, Michael, 142
Bost, Stabley, 54
Bost, William, 123
Bostick, James, 123
Boston, Mona, 159, 357
Boswcll, Cramer, 123
Boswell, Virgil. 54
Botsford, Jr., Robert, 54
Bottoms, John, 141
Bouldin, Mary, 110
Boulus, Peter, 110
Boulware, George, 94
Bourne, Elizabeth, 123
Boutwell, Robert, 123
Bowden, Emily, 110
Bowen, Charlie, 94, 352
Bowen, John, 150
Bowen, Linda, 54
Bower, David, 123
Bowlen, James, 94
Bowles, Erskine, 94
Bowling, Patricia, 110
Bowling, Jr., Thomas, 110
Bowman, David, 123
Bowman, Kay, 123
Bowman, Rita, 159. 161, 357
Bowman, Terry, 123
Bowman, Jr., William. 94, 180, 184
Bowman, William, 110
Bowsher, Mary, 94
Boxley, John, 150
Boyce, Jr., Jacob, 54
Boyd, Donald, 123
Boyd, Robert, 157, 356
FOUR HUNDRED SEVENTY-ONE
OFFICIAL PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHERS
FOR THE "1966 YACKETY YACK"
RALEIGH
SMITH STUDIO
12 EAST HARGETT STREET
NORTH CAROLINA
FOUR HUNDRED SEVENTY-TWO
STUDEflT inDEX
Boyd, William, 94
Boyette, Douglas, 123
Boyette, Rodney, 110
Boykin, Eddie, 123
Boykin, Jimmy, 94
Boyle, David, 123
Boyle, Kaye, 54, 290
Boyles, Larry, 54
Boyles, Jr., Norman, 110
Brackett. Jr., Travis, 123
Brackett, William, 123
Bradham, Mary, 163
Bradley, Craig, 94, 216
Bradley, Michael, 54
Bradner, Robert, 110
Bradshaw, Betsy, 94
Bradshaw, David, 94
Bradsher, Sidney, 169
Brady, Gordon, 94
Brady, William, 123
Brake, Jerry, 110
Brame, Jr., James, 94, 1 75, 294
Bramlett, James, 110
Branch, Franklin, 193, 300
Brandenburg, Robert, 123
Brannon, Gwendolen, 94
Branscome, Glenn, 94, 216
Bransford, William, 94
Brantley, Charles, 123
Brantley, Jr., James, 123
Brantley, Jr., Julian, 94
Brantley, Tom, 351
Braswell, William, 110
Bratcher, Sandra, 110
Bratton, Michele, 94, 179, 282
Bauer, Carolyn, 94
Brauer, Philip, 123
Braxton, Jr., Alfred, 94
Bray, Douglas, 94
Breckinridge, Margaret, 123
Bregger, Louis, 94
Brendel, Leonard. 123
Brennen. James, 94
Brenner, Edward, 153
Breslow, Kenneth, 110
Bressler, Richard, 123
Brett, William, 110
Breneman, James, 110
Brewer, Glenn, 94
Brewer, John, 94
Brewer, Susan, 110
Brick, Jon, 123
Bridges, Barton, 110
Bridgford, June, 110, 286
Briggs, John, 153
Briggs, Larry, 123
Bright, Don. 94
Brigman, Paul, 110
Brill, Alan, 54
Brilliant, Irwin, 54
Brinkley, Clare, 94, 278, 425
Brinson, Jean, 94
Brinson, Jr., Joe, 94
Brinson, III, Oscar, 150
Brinton, Charlotte, 94
Brinton, Daryl, 160
Bristol, Edward, 123, 216
Britt, Barbara, 94, 192
Britt, Betty, 110
Britt, Elizabeth, 54
Britt, Jr., Grady, 94
Britt, James, 110, 300
Britt, Preston, 110
Britt, Sedrick, 123
Broadway, William, 94, 180, 352
Broadfoot, III, William, 123
Broadhurst, III, Edgar, 94, 184,
297
Broadway, Douglas, 110
Brock, Darrell, 163
Brogden, Connie, 159
Brogden, Harry, 159
Brookreson, Joe, 110
Brooks, Cecil, 123
Brooks, Nell, 123
Brooks, Jr., Roy, 94
Brooks, Stephen, 123
Brooks, Thomas, 144
Brooks, William, 110, 160
Broome, Bette, 54
Broome, Jr., Henry, 148
Broome, Jr., Hoyle, 55
Brothers, Suzanne, 94
Broughton, Harold, 123
Browder, Jerry, 94
Brown, Jr., Alvin, 94
Brown, Benjamin, 142
Brown, Candice, 123
Brown, Charles, 147, 148
Brown, Dale, 123
Brown, David, 110
Brown, Don, 123, 184
Brown, Jr., Eugene, 157
Brown, Harry, 123
Brown, James, 110
Brown, James Patton, 168
Brown, Jane, 110
Brown, Jerry, 55
Brown, Jimmie, 55
Brown, John, 110, 183
Brcwn, Joseph, 123
Brown, Julian, 110
Brown, Kenneth, 94
Brown, Kenneth, 123
Brown, Mae, 123, 354
Brown, Neilson, 94
Brown, Paul, 153
Brown, Robert, 123
Brown, Rufus, 94
Brown, Jr., Thomas, 110, 257
Brown, Vivian, 55, 188
Brown, Jr., Walter, 110, 354
Brown, William, 150
Brown, William, 110
Brown, Lynne, 278
Brownell, Mary, 94, 280
Brownett, Maria, 94, 282
Browning, Charlotte, 168
Browning, Judith, 55
Browning, Robert, 148
Brownlee, Ann, 94
Brownscanbe, Clement, 110
Broyhill, Robert, 94, 299
Broyhill, II, Thomas, 55, 294
Bruce, Brenda, 110
Bruce, Mary, 94
Bruce, Robert, 55
Bruienner, David, 94, 176, 302
Bruning, Jr., James, 123
Bryan, Harrel, 159
Bryan, Hugh, 55
Bryan, John, 153
Bryant, Francis, 123
Bryant, Jr., Howard, 141
Bryant, James, 123
Bryant, Richard, 110
Bryce, George, 94
Bryce, Katherine, 55
Bryson, Richard, 144
Buchan, Jr., Ralph, 123
Buchanan, Brenda, 163
Buchanan, David, 55. 300
Buchanan, Jessica, 55
Buchanan, John, 157
Buchanan, Sally, 145, 195
Buchanan, Victor, 150
Buck, Mary, 94
Buckley, III, Charles, 150
Buckner, Jansen, 123
Buckner, John, 123
Buckner, Jr., Kermit, 123
Buckner, Norman, 123
Budd. Christine, 123
Buff, James, 123
Buie, John, 94
Buie, Sally, 94, 282
Bull, III, Irving, 123
Bulla, Robert, 159
Bullard, Carl, 55
Bui lard. James, 124
Bullard, Richard, 124
Bullard, Roger, 110
Bullard, Vaughn, 144
Bullet, Douglas, 94
Bullock, III, Duncan, 124
Bullock, James, 55
Bullock, Jr., Joseph, 55
Bullock, William, 94, 175
Bumgardner, Donald, 94, 216
Bumgardner, Jr., Leonard, 55
Bunce, Harold, 110
Bunch, Anne. 168
Bunch, Sandra, 110
Bundy, Kay, 55, 198
Bunn, Jr., James, 130
Bunte, Louis, 55, 322
Bunting, Jr., Elisha, 94
Bunting, William, 124
Bunton, Ray. 55
Burbage, William. 150
Burcham, Ira, 110
Burchett. Bruce, 124
Burd, John, 124
Burford. Inman, 94
Burgess, Larry, 94
Burgess, Jr., Malcolm, 94, 332
Burgess, Nelle, 55
Burgess, Peter, 94, 304
Burgess, Russell, 124
Burgwyn, Henry, 294
Burgwyn, Steve, 124
Burke. Catherine, 94
Burkehart, Byron, 124
Burkette, David, 55
Burkhalter, George, 55. 191, 195
Burleson, David, 110
Burnette, Jerry, 141
Burnette, Richard, 110
Burnham, Joseph, 143
Burnham, Laura, 152, 357
Burnish, Sara, 55
Burns, Candace, 124
Burns, Harriet, 55, 179, 278
Burns, John, 124
Burns, Jr., John, 110
Burns, Theodore, 124
Burr, Catherine, 55
Burroughs, Jr., Paul, 155
Burton, Betsy, 55, 282
Burton, Clara, 55
Burton, Dudley, 94
Burton, James, 124
Burton, Joseph, 124
Burwell, David, 124
Burwell, Susanne, 55, 278
Busby, Julian, 55
Busby, William, 55
Bush, Pricilla. 94
Butcher, Charles, 55
Butcher. Mary, 94
Butler, Jr., Algernon, 150
Butler, Bonnie, 159, 189, 282, 357
Butler, Clifford, 110
Butler, George, 55, 206
Butler, Jeanne, 94
Butler, Larry, 94
Butler, Jr., Raymond, 110
Butler, Robert, 124
Butler, Robert M . 94
Butts, Joseph, 124
Butts, Robert, 110
Byers, Ronnie, 124
Byler, David, 110
Byrd, James, 55
Byrd, Richard, 124
Byrd, Robert. 110
Byrd, Samuel, 94
Byrum, Joan, 110
Cabe, James, 143
Caffee, Arthur, 94
Cagle, Gregory, 110
Cagle, Stephen, 159
Cahoon, John, 94
Caire, Michael, 124
Calder, Bobby, 56
Calderwood, Cynthia, 124
Caldwell, Alice, 94
Caldwell, Charles, 94
Caldwell, George, 110
Caldwell, Jean, 94, 178, 290
Caldwell, Mack, 110
Caldwell, Mary, 94
Caldwell, Richard, 56
Caldwell, Wayne, 124
Callan, John, 124, 181
Callihan, Robert, 124
Callison, Jr., Grady, 163
Calloway, Donald, 124
Camak, Pascal, 141
Cameron, Alan, 94
Cameron, Anne, 94
Cameron, Elizabeth, 94, 189
Cameron, Harold. 56, 203, 354
Cameron, Kenneth, 110
Comeron, William, 157, 356
Camp, John, 124
Camp, Ray, 56
Campbell, Donald, 110
Campbell, Doniver, 110
Campbell, Gregory, 110
Campbell, Jeffrey, 110
Campbell, Judith, 56
Campbell, June, 95
Campbell, Mark, 110
Campbell, Marvin, 110
Campbell, Leslie, 95
Campbell, William, 56, 202
Campen, Georgie, 124
Campen, Mary, 95, 282
Canady, Rena, 159, 216, 357
Canata, Jr., William, 56
Cannady, Jerry, 95, 190, 191
Cannon, Clarence, 56
Cannon, Katherine, 50, 56, 282
Cannon, Roger, 95
Cannon, Susan, 95
Cannon, Thomas, 124, 175
Canter, William, 56, 346
Cantor, Susan, 124
Cantwell, Carol, 95, 278
Canupp, Tony, 124
Cape hart, George, 124
Cape hart. Mary, 168
Capps, Ralph, 95
Caputo, Kathryn. 56
Carabateas, Angela, 159, 357
Carey, Benjamin, 124
Carey, Brooks, 110, 181
Carey, Jane, 124
Carhart, David, 110, 183
Carlin, Lee, 95
Carlisle, Blonnie, 56
Carlisle, Minerva, 169
Carlson, Elaine, 56, 184, 187
Carleton, Jr., Alfred, 124
Carmichael, Carroll, 56
Carnes, Jr., Oscar, 110, 346
Carney, George, 124
Carney, III, Robert, 124
Carpenter, James, 56
Carpenter, Linda, 95
Carpenter, Jr., Malcolm, 95
Carpenter, Thomas, 110, 300
Carr, Elizabeth, 110
Carr, Garland, 110
Carr, Nancy, 95
Carr, Robert, 157, 348
Carr, Sara, 124
Carrington, Luther, 124
Carroll, Jr., Felix, 124
Carroll, Frances, 95
Carroll, Freddie, 56
Carroll, Mary, 110, 182
Carroll, Sandra, 159
Carroll, Thomas, 124
Carson, Charles, 95
Carson, Donald, 56
Carson, II, George, 150
Carson, III, Ne ill. 56
Carter, Anna, 95
Carter, Dewey, 143
Carter, George, 124
Carter, Jr., Jack, 150
Carter, James, 56
Carter, Joel, 124
Carter, Joey, 154
Carter, Judson, 124
Carter, Landon, 110
Cartwnght. Jr., John, 124
Casey, Edward, 163
Casey, Ronald, 110
Cashion, John, 124
Cashwell, Wayne, 110
Cassidy, William, 56
Castelloe, Linda, 175
Cate, Robert, 95, 345
Cater, Alleen, 95
Cathey, Emily, 95,176,181, 192,
278
Cathey, Sarah, 56
Cathey, Jr., William, 124
Catlette, Jr., Raymond, 110
Cauble, Kathleen, 56, 175, 176,
206, 280
Caudill, Peter, 95
Caughman, James, 124
Caulkins, Jane, 95
Causby, Janine, 124
Causey, Jr., William, 110
Cauthen, Ralph, 168
Cavalaris, Harry, 110
Cavalaris, James, 124
Cavenaugh, Audrey, 110, 216
Cawthorne, George, 124
Cail, Charles, 56
Chacey, Franklin, 56
Chaffin, III, William, 95
Challen, Erin, 56
Chamberlain, James, 124
Chambers, Donald, 110
Chambers. James, 110
Chance, Charles, 124
Chance, Richard, 56, 332
Chandler, Jr., William, 148
Chancy. Charles, 124
Chaney, Hubert, 110
Chapin, Edwin, 169
Chaplin, Don, 153
Chapman, Donald, 110
Chappell, Tommy, 124, 178
Chase, George, 110
Chastain, Charles, 124
Chauncey, Jr., Russell, 110
Cheatham, Clarence, 56
Cheatham, Elizabeth, 56
Cheatham, Ronald, 110
Checksfield, Karen, 110, 192
Cheers, Gary, 110
Cherry, Jr., Robert, 95
Chesnutt, III, James, 95
Chesson, Alvin, 95
Cheves, Jr., Keywood, 56
Childs, Paul, 110
Chipman. Gayle, 95
Chitty, Frederick, 124
Choi, Sang-Sam, 56
Chrisafis, Gregory, 95, 299
Chrisco, David, 110
Christian, Emily, 110
Christian, William, 110
Christy, Thomas, 95
Chronister, Allen, 124
Chumley, Vassar, 124, 199
Chung, David, 95
Church, George, 142
Church, Jimmy, 124
Churchill, Joseph, 56
Chynoweth, David, 163
Ciccone, Jr., John, 110
Civihs, John, 110
Clapp, Hubert, 143
Claris, Brantley, 110, 189
Clark, III, Alexander, 95
Clark, David, 57
Clark, Eddie, 143
Clark, Elsie, 57, 286
Clark, II, Eugene, 95
Clark, III, Franklin, 124
Clark, Gordon, 124
Clark, Jr., James, 160
Clark, Jerry, L., 57, 351
Clark, Jerry R., 144
Clark, John, 110
Clark, Louise, 95, 280
Clark, Jr., Malcolm, 124
Clark, Rene, 95, 285
Clark, Sherry, 110, 216
Clark, Terry, 124
Clark, Thomas, 95, 197
Clark, Vella, 95
Clark, Jr., Wilson, 111
Clarke, Jr., Charles, 154
Clarke, Finley, 95
Clarke, Fred, 148
Clarke, Gerald, 124
Clarke, IV, Thomas, 95
Clarkson, George, 111
Claxton, Charles, 95
Clay, Phillip, 111
Clay, William, 111
Clayton, Gary, 124
Clayton, Jerry, 95
Claywell, Carol, 124
Clegg, Jr., Aubrey, 111
Clem, III, Clyde, 95, 255
Clemens, William, 111
Clements, James, 57
Clifford, Locke, 150
Clinard, Lelia, 57
Clinard, Paul, 124
Cline, Charles, 95
Cline, Richard, 95
Cline, Jr., Thomas, 95
Cline, Toni, 95, 286, 292
Cloney, Marie, 57
Cloninger, John, 141
Cloninger, Robert, 95
Cloud, James, 124
Cloud, Randolph, 124
Clower, Lea, 124
Coates, Harry, 95
Coats, Bonnie, 124
Cobb, Carolyn, 124
Cobb, Donald, 124
Cobb, Jr., Herbert, 148
Cobb, John, 124
Cobb, Lucy, 95, 286
Cobb, Thurston, 111
Coble, Charles, 111, 308
Coble, Samuel, 57
Coble, Jr., Worth, 159
Cochrane, William, 95
Cocke, Jr., William, 124
Codispoti, Elena, 95
Cody, Mary, 57
Cofer, Gilbert, 57
Coffey, John, 95
Coffey, Michael, 124
Coffield. Ill, Oras, 111
Cofield, Jr., James, 95, 181
Cofield, Juan, 95
Coghill, James, 57
Cohoon, William, 57
Coker, Mary, 124
Colby, Whitney, 111, 300
Cole, Howard, 148
Cole, Jack, 169
Cole, Jacqueline, 124, 413, 414
Cole, Jr., James, 95
Cole, Ralph, 124
Cole, William, 124
Coleman, Ann, 124
Coleman, James D. 111
Coleman, James P., 95
Coleman, Jo, 124
Coleman, Mary, 95
Coleman, Paul, 124
Coleman, Richard, 111
Coleman, Robert B., 111
Coleman, III, Robert D., 124
Coleman, III, Robert F., 111
Coley, Marvin, 124
Colison. Margaret, 57
Collie, George, 57
Collins, Carolyn, 95, 290
Collins, Curtis, 111
Collins, Earnest, 155
Collins, George, 95
Collins, Henry, 57
Collins, Jr., Leslie, 57
Collins, Michael, 142
Collins, Thomas, 95
Collins, Wesley, 150
Colmer. Margaret, 168
Colo, Michael, 95
Colson, III, Oliver. 95
Colston, Harold, 150
Coltrain, Carolyn, 95, 189
Coltrane, Jr., Joseph, 124
Combs, Robert, 95, 181, 199, 228,
332, 352
Comer, Charles, 111
Comfort, Jr., William, 124
Camnitz, Paul, 124
Conely, Richard, 95
Conine, Walter, 111
Conkle, John, 124
Connaughton, James, 95
Connelly, Fred, 157
Conner, Chester. 124
Conner, James, 57
Connolly, Gaydie, 95
Connolly, Robert, 111
Connor, Jr., John, 111
Connor, Lee, 124
Conrad, Joan, 163
Conway, Burton, 95
Cook, Jr., Billy, 57
Cook, Edward, 148
Cook, Fredric, 57
Cook, Jack, 95, 248
Cook, Rodney, 124
Cook, Ronald. 124
Cook, Terry, 111
Cook, William A., 111
Cook. William W., 95
Cooke, Carol, 95
Cooke, Jon, 57
Cooke, Jr., Ralph, 124
Cooke, Randy, 124
Cooke, Richard, 124
Cooke, Sherwood, 124
Cooler, Ruth, 95
Cooley, Jean, 57, 286
Cooley, William, 111
Cooper, Donnie, 124
Cooper, Bixby, 125
Cooper, Samuel, 111
Cooper, Stephen, 111
Cooper, Willie, 111
Cope, Jr., Kenneth, 125
Copeland, Rozella. 57, 214
Copple, Carol, 125
Corbett, Barry, 111
Corbett, Jr., James, 95, 294
Corbett, Jr., Thomas, 57
Corcoran, III, Clement, 95, 351
Cordell, II, Robert, 95
Cordell. Thomas, 57
Corder, Robert, 57
Corkran, Michael, 111
Corne, John, 111, 297
Cornelius, Clarance, 150
Cornelius, Jr., Willis, 95
Cornwell, Gary, 125
Correll, James, 125
Corry, Paul, 57
Costner, Elbert, 125
Cotten, Robert, 159, 356
Cottle, Jacques, 95, 311
Cotty. John, 125
Couch John, 111
Coudnet, Charles, 111
Coudriet, Gregory, 111
Coven, Linda, 95
Covert, Edward, 57
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Covil, Stacy, 163
Covington, Sam, 95
Cowan, III, Everett, 111
Cowan, Susie, 95
Cowcll, III, John, 95
Cowen, Peter, 57
Cowen, Robert, 111
Cox, Carl, 57
Cox, Christopher, 95
Cox, David, 125
Cox, Derenda, 111
Cox, Elizabeth, 57, 278
Cox, Kenneth, 125
Cox, Lawrence, 125
Cox, Jr., Mason, 57
Cox, Michael, 125
Cox, Terry, 57
Cox, William, 124
Coxe, III, James. 95, 250
Cozart, Becky, 144
Crabtree, Jacqueline, 111
Crabtree, Oscar, 125
Craig, Beverly, 145
Craig, Ernestine, 57, 288
Craig, Isaac, 154
Craig, Jerry, 150
Craig, Kenneth, 125
Craige, Jane, 58. 211, 282
Crain, Judith. 125
Crampton, Guy, 58
Crane. Robert. 125
Cranfill, James, 348
Cranford, Charles, 111
Cranford, Delbert, 15G, 157, 356
Cranford, Tommy, 111
Crates, Martha. 95, 285
Craven, Sara, 169
Craven, Suzanne, 58, 290
Crauer, Jr., Comann, 148
Craver, John, 95
Craver, Stephen, 125
Craver, Jr., Thomas. 125, 184
Crawford, Bruce, 125
Crawford, Jr., Emerson. 144
Crawford, Jr., James, 95
Crawford, James, 111
Crawford, III. John R . 155
Crawford, John S., 159
Crawley, Jr., Jack, 58
Crawley, Jr., Lowell, 125
Crayton, Jr., Paul, 111, 332
Creal. Richard, 58
Creech, Alice. 58. 282
Creech, Emelia. 95
Creech, Joye, 95
Creech, Laten, 58. 352
Creem, Dorothy, 58, 286
Cresimore, Joe. 58, 352
Creveling, William. 58
Crews, Jane, 95, 184, 280
Crews. John, 111
Crimmins. Meredith. 58. 288
Crisman. David. 125
Crisp, Nelson, 125
Crissman, Clinton, 125
Crissman, Jr., Ivan, 95
Cristman, Robert. 95
Critcher. Elizabeth. 159
Crittenden. John, 125
Crocker, George, 95. 190, 255
Crocker, Robert, 125
Crockett. David. 95
Cromartie, Jr., Luther, 58
Cromartie, III. Robert. 153
Cromartie, Ruth, 95 176, 278
Crook. Jr.. Robert, 95
Croom, Connie, 58
Croom, Jr., Ralph, 95
Cross, Jr., Lawrence, 58
Cross. William, 111
Crosswell. Alice, 168
Crouch, William, 95
Crouse, Janet. 111
Crowder, Jr., Richard, 95
Crowder, Ronald, 58
Crowder. William. 111. 297
Crowe, Sheryl. 58. 286
Crowgey, Margaret. 58
Crudup, III. Thomas. 58
Crumley, Charles, 58
Crumley. Robert. 111
Crump. II, Joseph. 125
Crumpler, Lyle, 142
Crumoler, Thomas, 111
Crutcher. Sharron. 58
Crutchfield, Ann, 58, 290
Crutchfie'd, Rebecca, 125
Crutchfield. William, 153
Cryer, Frederick, 125
Cukor, Richard, 125
Culberson, Ora. 58
Culbertson. Robert, 58
Cu'breth. Donald, 111
Cuibreth, Fred. 111
Culbreth. Steohen, 150
Culp, Gary. 125
Culp, III. Robert. 111, 312
Culp, Robert. 58. 352
Culpepoer, Mirhael. 111
Cummings, Arthur. 111
Cummings, Brenda, 95
Cummings. Thomas, 148
Cummins, John. 95
Cummins. Richard, 111
Cunningham, Donald. 58. 350
Cunningham, Elisabeth, 58, 285
Cunningham. RePd. 111
Curlee, Wilson, 168
Currie, John I., 154
Currie, John W., 111, 304
Currie, Judith, 95
Currie, Robert, 111
Currie, Walter, 150
Currin, Marshall, 111
Currin, Jr., Robert, 95
Cushen, Nancy, 95. 188
Cutchin, III, Joseph, 111
Cuthrell, Jr., Hiram, 125
Cuthrell, Luther, 95
Cutting, James, 125
Daetwyler, David, 96
Dague, Carol, 96, 199
Dail, Delinda, 96
Dail, Norman, 111
Dail. Thomas, 58
Dailey, George, 58
Dailey, Rebecca, 96
Daisy, William, 148
Dale, Jr. Arthur, 111
Dale. Ernest, 96
Dah. Robert, 125
Dalmas. James. 125
Dalton, Jr., Bruce, 153
Dameron, Richard, 160, 161, 356
Dancy, Beverly. 96
Danford. Roy, 96
Daniel, III, Charles, 58
Daniel, III. Clifton, 125
Daniel, Max, 111
Daniel, Patty, 96
Daniel. Robert. 125
Daniel, III. Samuel, 111
Daniel, William, 111
Daniell, Mary, 58
Dankworth, Jane, 96, 217, 278
Danley. Russell, 96
Dannemann, Frederick, 125
Darling, Peter, 125
Darnell. William. 58
Datnoff, Glenn, 125, 273
Daugherty, Joseph, 58
Daugherty, Mary, 125
Daugherty, Thomas, 59, 351
Daughtry, Joseph, 125
Daughtry, Jr.. Richard, 111
Daughtry, William, 111
Davant, Bonnie, 111
Davenport, Jr., Bill, 111
Davenport, Nancy, 152
Oavey, Amanda. 111
Davidian, Edward, 154
Davidson, Dianne, 152
Davidson, Donald. 125
Davidson, Gary. 163
Davidson, III. Paul. 111
Davis, Ann, 152. 288
Davis. Barbara. 59
Davis. Jr., Benjamin, 111
Davis, Carl. 59
Davis, Charles D., 111
Davis, Charles T., 59
Davis, Edward, 96
Davis, Jr., Everett, 125
Davis, Frank, 125
Davis, George, 125
Davis, Gordon, 96
Davis, Gregory, 59
Davis, Jr., Herbert, 142
Davis, Jr., James, 96
Davis, Jane, 145
Davis, Jefferson, 59, 214
Davis, Jerry C. 159
Davis, Jerry, 59
Davis, Joan, 111
Davis, John Haywood, 125
Davis, John K., 125
Davis, John M., 59
Davis, John R., 59
Davis, Jr., John W., 59
Davis, Johnny, 96
Davis, Joseph, 96
Davis, Larry, 125
Davis, Lillian, 163
Davis, Louis, 150
Davis, Louise, 59, 290
Davis, Marian, 59
Davis, Park. 155
Davis, Jr., Norman, 144
Davis, Pamela, 125
Davis, Jr., Paul, 59
Davis, Richard B.. 111
Davis, Richard E., 125
Davis, Robert A., 125
Davis, Robert C, 59
Davis, Stanley, 125, 182
Davis, Stephen, 125
Davis, Wendell. 96
Davis, Jr., William, 96, 175
Davison, Joan, 125
Dawsey, Rebecca. 96
Dawson, Amos, 125
Oay, Chanes, 96
Day, Harry, 148
Day, Kenneth, 125, 175
Day, Robert. 163
Day, III. William, 125, 179
Dayvault, Jr., Bernard, 125
Dayvault, Frances, 160, 161, 188
282
Deal, Douglas. 159
Deal, Janet. 160
Deal, Timothy. 125
Deans, Jr., Jennings, 125
Dearth, Gregg, 125
Deaton, Jr., Ashley, 125
Deaton, Joyce, 59, 188, 293
Deaton, Mary, 59
Deaton, Philip, 155
Deazley, Bernard, 96
DeBarger, David, 59
DeBruhl, Claude, 111
DeBruhl, Jr., Max, 59
Decker, Margaret, 163
Dedmond, Richard, 125
Deemer, Alice, 96, 286
Dees, John, 125
Deeve, Roger, 111
Dekle, Donne, 150
Delaney, Charles, 125
DeLancy. Patricia, 96, 181 , 280
De La Torre, Angel, 163
DelCorro, Dario, 111, 272, 274
Dement, Carol, 96
Dennehy, Jr., Roderick, 125
Denning, Charles, 125
Dennis, Billie Lee, 96
Dennis, Morgan, 96
Denny, Andy, 111
Denny, Donald, 111
Denny, Dwight, 59
Dent, David, 96
Denton, Jr., Robert, 125
Denton, III, Samuel, 125
DeRamus, Jr., Judson, 150
DeRiemer. Neil, 111
Derrick, Sharon, 111
Devereux, James, 141
Dew, Jr., John, 111
Deyo, Diana, 96
Dial, Robin. 96, 203
Diamond, Monty, 111
Dickerson, Jr., Norvin, 125, 182
Dickerson, Richard, 96
Dickinson, Jr., Charles, 111
Dickinson, III, George, 111
Dickson, John B . 96. 181, 299
Dickson, John W.. 125
Dickson, III, Paul. 59, 172, 300
Dietz, John, 125, 216
Difatta, Peter, 111
Dilda, James, 111, 354
Dilks. Robert, 96
Dill, George, 125
Dill. Jr., Green, 111
Dil'ard, Dwight, 125
Dillard, Robert, 125
Dillard, Roger, 96
Dillon, Henry, 125
Dillon, Mary. 96
Dillon, III, Thomas, 59, 352
Dimsdale, James, 143
Dingeldein, George, 59
Dingeldein. Paul, 125
DiSarti. Anthony. 125
Dixon, G'adys, 125
Dixon, James, 111
Dixon, Robert. 143
Dixon, Sherlynn, 125
Oixson, Jr.. Carl, 111, 259
Dorbin, Richard, 150
Dobbs. William, 96, 354
Dobritch, Alexander, 59
Doby, Barbara, 96
Dockery, William, 150
Dodd, David, 96, 300
Dodd, Zane, 125
Dodson, Jane. 96, 175
Dodson, Patricia, 96
Dodson, Thomas, 111
Doggett, Lew, 111
Doggett, Walter, 157
Domina, Robert, 125
Domina. Walter. 111
Donahue, Daniel, 151
Donnell, Jr., George, 111
Donnelly, Gerald. 125
Dornbush. Robert, 96, 199
Dorsett, Charles. 125
Dorsey, Hugh, 125
Oorsey, Miriam, 59, 173
Doss, William, 125
Dotson, Jr., Bernard, 59
Dotson, Grover. 111
Dougherty, David, 59
Doughton. Richard. 125
Doughty, Leroy. 163
Douglas, Robert, 151
Douglas, Thomas, 125
Downing, Edward, 59, 299
Downton, III, Charles, 59, 182,
195, 304
Doyle, Betsy, 96, 285
Doyle, George, 59, 214
Doyle, Jr., John, 148
Doyle, Ruth. 59
D'Oyley. Harry, 160
Doyne, Stephen, 96
Dozier, Henry, 96, 322
Drake, James, 154
Drew, Muriel, 59
Driscoll. Jr., John, 125
Driver. Richard. 125
Drogos, Mary, 125
Droze, Gerald, 59
Drum, Charles, 96
Drum, Darrell, 111
Drum, Keith, 125
Drummond, Dennis, 60
Drye, Robert. 163
Dudley, Cecelia. 125, 188
Dudley, Judith, 60, 413, 415
Dudney, John. 125
Duffy. Jr., Edmond, 163
Duggins, Jr., James, 151
Du'a, Brenda. 96
Dulin, Jane, 60, 290
Duncan, Katherine, 60
Duncan, Sandra, 96
Duncan, Thomas, 96
Dunham, Jr., Robert, 60
Dunivant, Jr., Noel, 125
Dunlap, Weldon, 154
Dunlevie, Jr., Malcolm, 60
Dunn, Jr., Jackson, 151
Dunn, James, 125
Dunn, Jane. 125
Dunn, III, John G., 96
Dunn, John L., 60
Dunn, Jr., John 0., 60
Dunn, Joseph, 60
Dunn, Mary, 60
Dunn, Patsy. 159
Dunn. Ronald, 96, 299
Dunstan, Virginia, 60
Durham, Kenneth, 111, 269
Durham, Richard, 96
Durham, Walter, 125
Duskie, Andrew, 96
Dwight, Anthony, 96
Dwyer, III, Ross, 96
Dye, Anne, 111
Dykes, Andrea, 96
Dzwonek, Joseph, 125
Eaddy, John, 125
Eadie, Robert, 125
Eagle, Jr., James, 141
Eagleson, Barbara, 96
Eagleton, Hugh, 60
Eaglin, Frances, 126
Eakins, Janet, 159, 357
Eakins, Joey, 96
Early, Steven, 60, 300
Early, William, 111
Earnhardt, Jr., Carlee, 96, 262
Earnhardt, Joe, 126, 266
Earp, Charles, 111
Eason, Donald, 112
Eason, Elton, 126
Eason, Margaret, 60, 280
Eason. William, 126
Easterling, Thomas, 96
Easterly, Lee, 126
Eastman, Jr., Leslie, 126
Eastwood, Myles, 96, 204
Eastwood, William, 112
Eaten, David, 112
Eatman, George, 112, 297
Eaton, Martin, 126
Eaton, Robert, 126
Eaton. Ronald, 126
Eberhart, Clare, 126
Echeverri. Elssie, 126
Echols, III, William. 148
Eckard, Stephen, 126
Edgar, James, 96
Edge, Jerri, 60
Edgerton, Clyde, 60
Edgerton, John, 60
Edmister, Gregory, 126
Edmister, Russell, 60. 351
Edmonson, Aldert, 126
Edmonson, Judy, 112
Edwards, Ann, 60, 280
Edwards, Charles. 112
Edwards, David, 60. 34S
Edwards, Jr., Guy, 126
Edwards, Herbert, 150
Edwards, James S., 96, 180
Edwards, James u . 128
Edwards, Jr., Joseph, 126
Edwards, Linda, 96
Edwards, Michael. 126
Edwards, Patsy, 96
Edwards, Ryland, 126
Edwards, Ted, 60, 304
Edwards, Thomas. 96, 334
Edwards, Jr., William, 96
Edwards. II, William, 60
Efird, Richard, 126
Efird, Roger, 126
Egbert, III, John, 112, 302, 345
Egeler, Jr.. Clark. 112, 198, 199
Eggers, John, 112
Ehle, Nancy, 96, 182. 278
Ehrhart, Lawrence. 60, 300
Eichorn, Dennis, 96
Eidson, Carol, 60
Einstein, James, 320
Eisenband, Arthur. 96. 325
Ekstrom, Robert, 60
Elder, Lora, 96
Elder, Mary, 126
Elias, Eva. 96,293
Elkins. Wilson, 96
Elledge, Sherry, 112
Eller, Jerri, 60
Eller, Stella, 96, 216
Ellington, Randy, 112
Elliott, Frederick, 96
Elliott, Jr., Galen. 112
Elliott, James, 143
Elliott. Jr.. William, 60
Ellis, III, Albert, 96, 184, 322
Ellis, Benjamin, 142
Ellis, John, 96, 268
Ellis, Judith, 60, 285
Ellis, Kermit, 60
Ellis, Robert, 60
Ellis, Steven, 60
Ellis, Sylvia, 126
Ellison, John, 126
Elmore, Eugene, 96
Elser, Mary, 96
Ely, Joseph, 112, 175, 304
Emily, Elma, 163
Emmerson, Fred, 311
Emory, John, 60, 341
Emory, Jr., Morris, 96
English, Charles, 126
English, James, 96
English, Jane. 96, 292, 293
Enos, IV, Alanson, 61
Enten, David, 175, 336
Ephland, Charles, 61
Erichson, Margaret, 96, 280
Esseo, Richard, 112
Essey, Henry, 96
Essom, Don, 265
Estes, Melvin, 61
Estes, William, 112
Etherington, III, Burton, 61
Etherington, Linda, 126
Eudy, Eslie, 126
Evans, Barbara, 112
Evans, Charles, 96, 203, 304
Evans, DeLyle, 126
Evans, Douglas, 96
Evans, Elwyn, 61
Evans. Frederick, 126
Evans, Jr., Hoyt, 61
Evans, James C, 96
Evans, James E., 96, 182, 184, 304
Evans, John, 148
Evans, Larry, 112
Evans, Linda, 96
Evans, Jr., Neil, 126
Evans, Paul, 112
Evans. Jr., Richard, 141
Everett, Alpheous, 61
Everett, John, 112
Everett, Robert, 61
Everhart, Jane, 61
Everhart, Koyt, 61
Ewell, Jr., Sam, 112
Ewing, Jr., James, 126
Exum, Joe, 61
Fagan, Harry, 126
Fahrner, William, 126
Fain, James, 306
Faircloth, Irene, 126
Fairless, Annette, 126
Fairley, John. 150
Faison, Jr.. Ollie. 126. 264
Falconer, John. 96. 322
Fait, III, Joseph, 96, 306
Fambrough, Marion, 112, 287
Fann, Douglas, 61
Farabee, Michael, 96
Farb, Robert, 112, 179, 180
Fare, James, 96
Farfour, Jr.. Leslie. 126
Farfour, William, 61
Farish, Charles. 112, 311
Farmer, Boyd, 169
Farmer, George, 112
Farmer, Jerry, 112
Farmer, Leslie. 96
Farmer, Russell, 96, 322
Farrior, Julian, 61
Farrior, Stanley, 143
Farris, Jean, 96
Farris, Jr., Robert, 272
Farrell. Barna, 126
Farrell, William. 126
Farrington, Terry, 126
Farris, Jr., Charles, 126
Farris, Robert, 112. 274
Farthing, Edwin, 126
Farthing, Larry, 126
Fatata, James, 96
Fater. David, 112
Faucette, Betty, 126
Fawcett, Jr., George, 112
Fawcett, Robert, 61, 329
Fawsett, Robert, 112
Fayed, Salmen, 160
Feagan, Charles, 96
Fearrington, Ann, 96. 278
Feder, Jeffrey, 61,238
Feder, Robert. 112, 336
Feher. David. 61, 346
Feierabend, Jane, 96, 280
Feik, Gail, 61
Feingold. William. 61
Felder, Robert, 112
Feldman, Paul, 112
Fells, Michael, 126
Felty, Garland. 169
Fennell, III, James, 126
Fenninger, Jr., Randolph, 112, 304
Ferebee, Susan, 61. 285
Ferguson, Corbin, 96
Ferguson, Janice, 126
Ferguson, Margaret, 96
Ferguson, William, 126
Ferguson, Ian, 126
Ferrell, Jerry, 160
Ferris, Gregory. 126
Ferris, Lane. 275
Ferris, Margaret, 152
Fesperman, Sylvia. 61
Fesperman, William, 61
Few. William, 151
Fieger, Mary, 97, 280
Field, Russell, 61, 354
Fields, Jr., James, 97
Fields, John. 112
Fifield, Jr., Stiles, 126
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FOUR HUNDRED SEVENTY-SIX
STUDEm inDEX
Finch, Charles, 61
Finch, Esther, 97, 290, 426
Finch, Jr., George, 61
Finch, James, 126
Finch, Margaret, 112
Finch, Jr., William, 61
Findlay, William, 112
Finger, Jr., Richard, 142
Finison, Elizabeth, 97
Finkelstein. Jr., Leo, 112
Finlay, Jr., Joseph, 126
Fish, James, 61
Fisher, Aloma, 152
Fisher, Anne, 151
Fisher, Ellis, 153
Fisher, Donald, 112
Fisher, Gordon, 97
Fisher, Les, 163
Fisher, Margaret, 61
Fisher, Mary, 61, 217
Fisher, Jr., Stanley, 61, 306
Fisher, Virginia, 126
Fitts. Calvert, 126
Fitzgerald, Donald, 270
Fitzpatrick, John, 97, 311
Fitzpatrick, Patricia, 282
Flanagan, Michael, 61, 299
Flanagan, Richard, 126
Fleishman, Edward, 126
Fleishman, Jo, 126
Fleishman, Mart, 126
Fleming, Jr., Henry, 62
Fleming, John, 62
Fleming, Judy, 217, 282
Fletcher, James, 97
Fletcher, Judith, 97, 179, 192, 278
Flick, Arthur, 126
Flickinger, Edward, 126
Flora, Jr., Fred, 126
Florick, Linda, 126
Flowers, III, John, 62
Floyd, Clarence, 126
Floyd, James, 112
Floyd, Steven, 144
Flye, Melvin, 154
Flythe, Joseph, 126
Fogarty, Stephen, 126, 268
Fogle, Faith, 97
Fogleman, Susan, 126
Folger, Worth, 151
Fonville, Carroll, 159
Fonville, Marcia, 126
Fonvielle, Margaret, 97
Foote, Diana, 62, 184, 290
Forbes, Charles, 62
Forbes, Jennie, 97, 278
Forbis, Richard, 97
Ford, Jr., Charles, 62
Ford, Dale, 62
Ford, David, 126
Ford, George, 112
Ford, Jr., James, 126
Ford, Michael, 112
Ford, Philip, 126, 354
Ford. Theresa, 126
Ford, Virginia, 97
Forehand, John, 126
Foreman, Loretta, 97
Foreman. Robert, 112
Forester, Betty, 112, 192, 282
Formanek, Peter, 62
For my- Duval, John, 112
Forney, Susan, 126
Forrest, Stephen, 126
Forrester. Ronald, 126
Forstadt, Matthew, 112. 263
Fort, Danny, 126
Fortenbery, John, 112
Fortune, Philip, 97, 318
Forum, Richard, 62, 312
Foster, Bruce, 299
Foster, Jr., Leslie, 62
Foster, Mary, 126
Foster, Nola, 62
Fountain, II, Alvin, 97
Fountain, James, 62, 297
Foushee, Mary, 97
Fouts, George, 126
Fowler, Ann, 97, 280
Fowler, Desmond, 112
Fowler, James, 62
Fowler, Janice, 97
Fox, Charles, 112
Fox, Dale, 325
Fox, David, 62
Fox, Janice, 62
Fox, Larry, 112
Fox, Robert, 142
Fox, Steve, 112, 338
Fox, Terry, 97, 255
Foxworth, Robert, 151
Foy, Herbert, 97, 312
Franklin, David, 126
Franklin, Jr., Thomas, 62
Franklin, John, 126
Franklin, Linda, 97
Franklin, Walter, 126
Franusiszin, Alfred, 97
Fraenheim, Eugene, 97
Frazier, Jr., A. D , 151
Frazier, James, 126
Freakley, Jr., Edwin, 62, 195
Frederick. Jr.. Richmond, 126
Free, Noel, 112
Freedlawn, Irwin, 112
Freedman, Ceevah, 62
Freeman, James, 148
Freeman, James E., 97
Freeman, John, 97, 341
Freeman, John S., 97
Freeman, John w,, 159, 348
Freeman, Larry, 126
Freeman, Michael, 97
Freeman, Stephen, 159
Freiberg, Allen, 62, 325
French, Jr., Berry, 62
French, Peter, 126
Freiddle, George, 126
Frieden, Jesslyn, 62
Friedlander, Rick, 97
Friese, David, 126
Frisbee, Thomas, 97
Fronenberger, John, 153
Frost, Robert, 126
Fruitt, Jerry, 112
Frye, James, 112
Frye, Steven, 144
Frye, Thomas, 62
Frye, William, 126
Fu, David. 97
Fuicher, Robert, 97, 351
Fulk, Charles, 126
Fulk. Christopher, 97
Fuller, Evelyn, 62, 194, 285
Fuller, Fleming, 97
Fuller, Middleton, 12S
Fuller, Thomas, 126
Fullwood, James, 151
Fulp, George, 112
Fulton, Mary, 159, 189
Fulton, Jr., Thomas, 159, 161
Funderburk, Betty, 97,189
Funderburk, Charleen, 126
Funderburk, Dan, 126, 272
Funderburk. Ronnie, 97
Fung, Daniel, 163
Furclies, Henry, 62
Furness, Terence, 126
Furr, Miriam, 97
Furr, Neil, 126
Furr, Robert, 112
Furr, Jr., Vance, 97
Futch, Kenneth, 97
Futrell, Thomas, 112, 159
Futterer, Mary, 62
Gabriel, Charles, 97
Gadd, Jr., Hamilton, 126
Gaddy, Nancy, 112
Gaddy, Sarah, 159
Gaddy, Stanley. 126
Gafford, Jr., William, 112
Gaines, Edmund, 112
Gaines, Michael, 112
Gainey, Jr., Charles, 112
Gainey, William, 151
Gakstatter, Jack, 163
Gallant, Dorothy, 62, 179
Gallimore, Dianne, 112
Gallop, Roger, 127
Galloway, III, Hunter, 112
Galloway, Kenneth, 112
Galloway, Lynda, 127
Galloway, Virgil, 163
Galyon, Luther, 112, 312
Gambill, Charles, 127
Gambill, Jimmy, 127
Gammon, III, George, 112, 268
Gammon. Kenneth, 127
Gann, Alice, 62, 189
Gantt, Kenneth, 127
Gantt, Lynn, 148
Gantt, Stephen, 127
Ganus, John, 62, 253
Garber, Boyd, 97
Garden, Christine, 62, 188
Gardner, James, 127
Gardner, Jr., Lytt, 127
Gardner, Nancy, 97
Gardner, III, Oliver, 127
Gardner, Ted, 112
Gardner. William, 127
Garfinkle, Jerry, 127
Garner, Alvin, 127
Garner, Archie, 112
Garner, Bob, 112, 308
Garner, Patrick, 112
Garner, Jr., Prentiss, 127
Gamer, Terry, 127
Garrabrant, Edgar, 155
Garrett, Aaron, 127
Garrett, Linda, 127
Garrett, Michael, 306
Garrison, Donald, 97
Garrison, Edwin, 97
Garrison, James, 112
Garrison, James, 127
Garrison, Robert, 154
Garriss, James, 127
Garvin, David, 127, 182
Gash, Richard, 127
Gaskins, Jr., Charles, 127
Gassman, Stephen, 97, 337
Caster, Roy, 62
Gates, III, William, 127, 265
Gatewood, Charles, 112
Gatins, Joe, 112, 329
Gattis, William, 97
Gaunt, Jr., George, 62
Gay, James, 97
Gebeaux, Howard, 97
Gebeaux. Robert, 62, 334
Gebhardt, Margaret, 157, 357
Gebhardt, Susan, 63, 290
Gee, Margaret, 97
Gegerson, Ralph, 127
Genring, John, 151
Gehweiler, Richard, 63, 311
Geise, Patricia, 127
Gellman, George, 127
Gentry, Donald, 112
Gentry, Jerry, 112
Gentry, Lloyd, 127
Genung, II, Frederick, 97
George, Samuel, 159
George, Terry, 97, 287
Geraghty, Kevin, 112
Gerard, Fredrick, 112
Gernon, Robert, 97, 318
Gibbs, Guy, 112
Gibbs, III, Joseph, 63
Gibson, Anne, 63, 152, 288
Gibson, Barbara, 127
Gibson, Charles, 112, 354
Gibson, Cynthia, 112, 183
Gibson, Dan, 112
Gibson, James. 141, 153
Gibson, Jonathan, 112
Gibson, Martha, 63
Gibson, Michael, 127
Gideons, Heinrich, 97
Gilbert, Bennett, 127
Gilbert, Sandra, 157, 357
Gilechrist, William, 127
Giles, Billy, 127
Giles, Ernest, 63
Giles, Kenneth, 63, 251
Giles, Larry, 127
Giles, Jr., Roy, 148
Gilkey, Jr., John, 112, 308
Gilley, Marlene, 97
Gilliam, Larry, 112
Gilman, Donald, 97
Giimore, Frank, 127
Gilmore, James, 97
Giimore, Stella, 63
Gilstead, Claire, 63
Gimmon, Susan, 63
Ginger, William, 127
Gingles, Jr., Ralph, 112
Ginsberg, David, 112, 325
Gitelson, Richard, 112
Glace, Charles, 160, 354
Glass, Alan, 159, 348
Glass, John, 127
Glasser, Paul, 112, 336
Gleason, William, 112, 297
Glenn, George, 127
Glenn, John, 127
Glenn, Lenette, 97
Glenn, Thomas, 127
Glenn, II, Thomas, 127
Glover, Linda, 97, 176, 278
Goble, Judy, 63
Godett, Robin, 152, 256
Godfrey, Eleanor, 127
Godfrey, Eric, 127
Godfrey, John, 112
Godfrey. Roy. 63
Godley, Maggie, 127
Godwin, Howard, 63, 184
Godwin, Joseph. 97
Goforth, Jr., Joe, 63, 304, 305
Goines, Melvin, 127
Going, Sammy, 151
Gold, Charles, 97
Goldberg, Frank, 112
Goldberg, Linda, 63
Goldberg, Richard, 127
Golden, Terry, 154
Goldman, Joseph, 112, 336
Goldman, Norman, 97, 336
Goldman, Richard, 63, 300
Goldstein, Bruce, 63
Goldstein, Gerald, 127
Goldstein, Michael, 97
Goldstein, Steven, 150
Gonser, William, 127
Gonzalez, Peter, 63, 300
Good, Terry, 97
Goodall, Jr., Will, 127
Goode, Gregory, 97
Gooden, Michael, 127
Goodfellow, Alexander, 127
Goodfellow, Robin, 127
Goodman, Joseph, 63, 190, 271
Goodman, Julie, 127
Goodman, Kay, 63
Goodman, Richard, 112, 302
Goodman, Jr., Rodney, 97, 250
Goodnight, Patricia, 63
Goodson, Jerry, 97
Goodson, Michael, 127
Goodwin, Barry, 127
Goodwin, Jr., Herbert, 127
Goodwin, James, 97
Goodwin, Larry, 127
Goodwin, Sheila, 63
Goodwin, II, William, 142
Goodwin, William, 97
Gordon, Jr., Britton, 63, 123, 172,
186, 294
Gordon, III, William, 112, 297
Gore, Larry, 127, 181
Gore, Tony, 121, 127, 175
Gorman, Richard, 141
Gorrell, Sarah, 63
Gossett, Lynda, 97
Gouger, John, 97
Gould, Robert, 127
Gourlay, Charles, 97, 316
Gourley, Robert, 151
Grabe, Sally, 163
Grabe, Sarah, 169
Grady, Elizabeth, 97, 288
Graham, Alice, 112, 188,192,
217,290
Graham, Baxter, 127
Graham, Cynthia, 97, 282
Graham, Janice, 112
Graham, Joseph, 112
Graham, Joseph M., 97
Graham, Margaret, 63, 280
Graham, Roger, 112
Graham, Virginia, 127
Graham, Jr., Walter, 63
Graham, Jr., William, 63, 207
Gramelsbach, Heidi, 97
H
Hall, Augustus, 113
Hall, Barbara, 98
Hall, Brandon, 113
Hall, Charles, 98
Hall, Donna, 98
Hall, Jr., Feiton, 98, 352
Hall, Jr., James, 98
Hall, James, 159,161,356
Hall, Judith, 98, 216
Hall, Kyle, 98
Hall, Linda, 98
Hall, Patricia, 64
Hall, Jr., Richard, 128
Hall, Jr., Samuel, 64
Hall, Stewart, 128
Hall, Susan, 98
Hall, Thomas, 128
Hall, William, 128
Haller, Kenneth, 98, 318, 351
Hallman, II, Vance, 113
Haltom, Lee, 113
Hamm, John, 113, 316
Hamill, William, 128
Hamilton, Douglas, 128
Hamilton, John, 64, 184
Hamilton, Johnny, 128
Hamilton, Maria, 64
Hamilton, Patricia, 98, 176, 291
Hamilton, Raleigh, 128
Hamilton, Richard, 98
Hamilton, Stephen, 64
Hamlet, Fred, 128
Hamlet, James, 128
Hamlet, William, 113
Hamlin, Linda, 113
Hamlin, Jr., William, 64
Hamm, Jr., James, 113
Hamm, Kenneth, 64
Hammerback. Edward, 113, 308
Hammerstone, Jr., James, 98, 299
Hammerstone, Richard, 98, 299
Hammond, Kenneth, 128
Hamnick, III, Alger, 113
Hampton, Keitha, 64
Hampton, Wade, 128
Hamrick, III, Charles, 128
Hamrick, Charles, 160
Hamrick, Edward, 128
Hamrick, Richard, 64
Hanan, III, John, 98
Hanaway, Thomas, 128
Hancock. Billie, 98, 280
Handy, Thomas, 141
Hanes, Frank, 98, 302
Haney, Kenneth, 128
Hanif, Mohammad, 163
Kankins, Gary, 98
Hankins, III, Irvin, 113, 308
Hanna, Jr., Edward, 113
Hanna, III, George, 151
Hanna, John, 153
Hanna. Ill, Oba, 113, 346
Hannah, Robert, 128
Hannen, Walter, 128
Hanson, Karl, 113, 294
Hardee, Martha, 291
Hardenbergh, Frank, 64, 305
Hardesty, Jr., Ivan, 64, 311
Hardison, Ashley, 113
Hardison, LaVoice, 159
Hardison, Samuel, 113
Hardman, Joel, 64
Hardy, John, 128
Hare, Rufus, 128
Harer, Alan, 98
Hargett, Hugh, 113
Hargis, Sarah, 113
Hargrove, III, Walter, 128
Harllee, III, Frederick, 98, 34S
Harmon, Elizabeth, 128
Harmon, Frances, 98
Harmon, John, 50, 65, 312
Harmon, John, 65, 217, 300
Harmon, Thomas, 128
Harnden, Elizabeth, 65, 287
Harper, John, 113
Harper. John M., 346
Harrell, Andrew, 65
Harrell, Carolyn, 98, 288
Harrell, III, Clarence, 168
Harrell, Jr., James, 128
Harrell, Joe, 65. 322
Harrell, III, Lonnie, 113, 297
Harrell, Jr., Norfleet, 144
Harrell, Shirley, 65
Harrell, William, 128
Harrill, Charles, 128
Harrington, Jr., Craig, 113
Harrington, Jr., Ellis, 65, 194,
196,224
Harrington, Judith, 113
Harrington, Robert, 98
Harrington, Thomas, 128
Hams, Jr., Anderson, 128
Harris, Ann, 113
Harris, Bayard, 65, 176, 354
Harris, Jr., Charles, 141
Harris, Cornelius, 65
Harris, Douglas, 65
Harris, Galen, 352
Harris, Gaye, 65, 280
Harris, Herbert, 128
Harris, Jr., James C, 128
Harris, James 0., 151
Harris, James P., 163
Harris, James R., 65
Harris, Joel, 113
Harris, Joseph, 98
Harris, Margaret, 145
Harris, Lambert, 113
Harris, Marina, 98
Harris, Jr., Paul, 65
Harris, Jr., Ralph, 65
Harris, Richard, 98
Harris, ill, Richard F., 150
Harris, Robert, 65
Harris, Samuel, 154
Harris, Thomas, 113
Harris, Thomas E., 113
Harris, Vivian, 98
Harris, William B., 128
Harris, III, William C, 128
Harrison, Frank, 128
Harrison, Jerry, 128
Harrison, Linda, 65
Harrison, Jr., Reginald, 150
Harrison, Jr., William, 65
Harrison, Jr., William H , 128
Harriss, Brenda, 128
Hart, Charles, 128
Hart, James, 144
Hart, James P., 65, 334
Hart, Lynnie, 128
Hart, Stephen, 113
Hartley, William, 163
Hartman, Jr., James, 65
Hartness, III, William, 141
Hartzog, Dan, 128
Harvel, Ross, 113
Harvey, Anne, 65, 293
Harville, Jr., Thomas, 65
Haselden, Jr., Edward, 153
Hass, Marshall, 98, 197
Hassell, Raymond, 65, 217, 294
Hassell, Thomas, 98
Hassenfelt, Jr., Hal, 128
Hasty, Anne, 128
Haswell, Joel, 113
Hatch, William, 151
Hatch, William M., 65
Hatcher, John, 128
Hatcher, Kenneth, 151
Hauser, Michael, 65
Hauser, Samuel, 113
Haverstock, Mary, 65, 189
Hainfield, Jr., William, 128
Hawkins, William, 98, 352
Hawthorne, Jane, 98
Hayden, John, 98
Hayes, Jr., Gerald, 65
Hayes, Jr., Lewis, 98
Hayes, James, 143
Hayes, Margaret, 65, 285
Hayes, Stephen, 320
Hayes, Susan, 113, 198
Hayes, Ted, 98
Haynes, Jimmie, 128
Haynes, John, 141
Haynsworth, Jr., Perry, 113
Hays, Dorothy, 163
Hays, Jr., Arthur, 150
Haywood, Edgar, 113
Haywood, Gloria, 98
Haywood, III, Hubert, 113
Haywood, John, 98. 297
Haywood, Leon. 159. 348
Hazelton, William, 65, 354
Hazen, Elizabeth, 113
Heacock, David, 98, 194, 304
Head, Thomas, 142
Headley, II, Julien, 128
Heafner, William, 128
Heard, John, 113, 329
Heatherington, Terry, 157, 161,
356
Heaton, David, 128
Heaton, Frederick, 113
Heavener, Lewis, 128
Hechenbleikner, Herbert, 128
Hechenbleikner, Madeline. 65, 287
Heck, Susan, 128
Heckler, Louis, 128
Hedden, Carol, 155
Hedgecoe, Joel, 142
Hedgepeth, Charles, 128
Hedman, Kent, 113, 302
Hedrick, David, 98
Hedrick, George, 98
Hege, Jerald, 65
Heilig, John, 98
Heindel, Clifford, 153
Helbig, Anna, 128
Helder, Jake, 98, 352
Hellebush, Peter, 113, 175. 180,
294
Hellen, III, Earle, 98
Heller, Mary, 98
Helman, Warren, 128
Helms, John, 113
Helms, John, 98
Helms, Robert, 128
Helms, William, 113, 316
Helton, Harold, 128
Helvestine, William, 113, 306
Hemphill, Betty, 113
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FOUR HUNDRED SEVENTY-EIGHT
STUDEflT IflDEX
Hemphill, William, 65
Hemric, Stephen, 113
Henderson, Jr., Hoke, 154
Henderson, John, 128
Henderson, Jr., Marvin, 98, 248
Henderson, Nancy, 98, 278
Henderson, Oliver, 163
Henderson, Richard, 98
Hendnx. Martha, 159, 287, 421
Henkel, Henry, 98
Henkel, Miriam, 98
Henley, Jr., John, 128
Henley, Thomas, 154
Henry, Kenneth, 65
Henry, Lawrence, 155
Henry, Lee, 66, 293
Henry, Jr., Marshall, 128
Henry, Paul, 128
Hensgen, Jr., Lowell, 128
Hensley, Clyde, 160
Hensley, Michael, 66
Henson, James, 159, 356
Hepler, Elizabeth, 66
Herman, Carl, 66
Herndon, Michael, 113
Herrick, Gene, 354
Herring, David, 66
Herring, Gene, 159
Herring, Mary, 66
Herring, William, 98, 354
Herter, Christan, 128
Herter, Nancy, 66, 256
Hertz, Richard, 12d
Hervey, Howard, 113
Hess, Carol, 152
Hester, Edward, 66
Hester, Mary, 98
Hester, Ralph, 113
Hewitt, Jr., Harold, 113
Heymann, Pete, 153
Heys, Thomas, 128
Hiutt, Monty, 160
Hickman, Atlas, 128
Hickman, Dewey, 128
Hicks, Alan, 128
Hicks, Dayle, 128
Hicks, Earl, 141
Hicks, Jr., James, 66
Hicks, Paul, 128
Hicks, Robert, 144
Hicks, Rodney, 66
Hicks, William, 128
Hiers, Charles, 66
Higdon, Jane, 128
Higdon, Jr., William, 128
Higginbotham, Betty, 128
Higgins, III, Thomas, 113
Higgins, Jr., Michael, 128
High, Sandy, 128
Highsmith, Vance, 113
Hight, William, 66
Hightower, Jr., Felda, 66
Hilderbrandt, Jr., Thomas, 1 1 3, 351
Hildenbrand, Steven, 98, 175, 180,
195, 305
Hildt, Jeffrey, 113, 329
Hill, Billy. 113
Hill, Charles, 98
Hill, Christie, 157
Hill, David, 128
Hill, Jr., Edward, 143
Hill, Garry, 128
Hill, Gary, 66
Hill, James C, 66
Hill, II, James W., 95, 334
Hill, John, 128
Hill, Karen, 113
Hill, Kenneth, 128
Hill, Larry, 164
Hill, Jr., Lawrence, 128
Hill, Maggie, 98
Hill, Mavis, 66, 288
Hill, Michael, 113
Hill, Nancy, 98
Hill, Reginald, 128
Hill, Russell, 98
Hillard, John, 113, 308
Hilliard, William, 128
Hilton, Hugh, 128
Hiner, James, 150
Hines. James, 98
Hinkle, Mary, 98, 287
Hinkle, Robert. 98
Hinkle, Talmadge, 98
Hinkle, Thomas, 98
Hinnant, Dan, 113, 351
Hinnant, Jr., Jesse, 113
Hinnant, Jr., Jesse, 160
Hinnant, Milton, 128
Hinshaw, Howard, 155
Hinshaw, Jr., Maxwell, 66
Hinshaw, Jr., Roland, 128
Hinson, Bessie, 145
Hinson, Kenneth, 128
Hinson, Larry, 150
Hinson, Lynda, 113
Hinton, III, Charles, 128, 175
Hinton, Larry, 66
Hinton, Jr., William, 98
Hitchcock, Robert, 113
Hite, James, 128
Hoar, Stephen, 98, 207, 354
Hobbs, Ralph, 274
Hobbs, Sanford, 128
Hobgood, III, Alfred, 128
Hobgood, Robert, 113
Hobgood, William, 98
Hobson, III, Henry, 113, 299
Hobson Judith, 98
Hockfield, Edward, 113, 175
Hockfield, Steven, 98, 172, 175
Hodge, Jr., John, 98
Hodges, Andrew, 113, 301
Hodges, Christopher, 113
Hodges, Ernest, 128
Hodges, Jr., James, 128
Hodgin, Jon, 113
Hofer, Jeffrey, 128
Hoffman, James, 66
Hoffman, Milo, 113
Hofler, Sheryl, 128
Hofmeister, Stanley, 98, 178, 301
Hogue, David, 98, 182
Holcomb, Sara, 113
Holcombe, Jerry, 113
Holcombe, Jr., Robert, 98
Holden, David, 129
Holder, Jr., Walter, 98
Holderness, Richard, 113, 193
Holding, Jr., James, 129, 351
Holladay, James, 129
Hollan. Jr., William, 113
Holland, Charles, 129
Holland, David, 113
Holland, David, 160
Holland, Gene, 143
Holland, Jon, 98
Holland, Kenneth, 129
Holland, Max, 151
Holland, Nicholas, 157
Holland, Rebecca, 66
Holland, IV, Robert, 98
Holland, Ronald, 113
Holland, III, Sherrill, 98
Holland, Tony, 66
Holland, Walter, 98. 191
Holland, William, 129
Hollander, Jeffrey, 151
Holleman, Larry, 98
Holler, Jr., Cato, 66
Holler, Frances, 145
Holliday, Joseph, 129
Hollingsworth, Jr., Harry, 66, 217
Hollister, Virginia, 98, 287
Hollomon. Ill, James, 159
Holloway, Algin, 113
Holam, James, 144
Holman, III, Joseph, 129
Holmes, Charles, 129
Holmes, III, George, 66
Holmes, Jeffrey, 98
Holsapple, Merritt, 113
Holstein, Jr., Samuel, 141
Holt, Jon, 98
Holton, Jean, 66
Homesley, Howard, 154
Honeycutt, Jack, 114
Honeycutt, Jeffrey, 66
Honeycutt, Jr., Joseph, 129
Honeycutt, Roy, 129
Honeycutt, Russell, 129
Hood, Floyd, 98, 322
Hook, III, George, 98
Hooke, Diana, 66. 288
Hooks, Stephen, 129
Hooks, Jr., William, 98, 294
Hooper, Elizabeth, 129
Houper, Thomas, 98, 253
Hope, Stephen, 129, 175, 272
Hopfer, Arthur, 114
Hopkins, Thomas, 129
Hopper, Carolyn, 96, 285
Horal. Bill, 351
Horn, David, 129
Horn, William, 114
Hornaday, John, 129
Home, John 114
Home, William, 159
Horney, Louise, 129
Homey, Mary, 98, 188, 287
Hornthal, Allen, 141
Houck, William. 98
Hough, James, 98, 190, 262
Houghton, Jon, 98
Houle, III, Jerome, 98. 217
House, Gloria, 98, 285
Houser, Blanche, 98
Houser, Christine, 159, 357
Houser, Robert, 168
Houston, Anne, 66
Hovis, Larry, 159, 348
Howard, Jr., David, 129
Howard, Douglas, 66
Howard, Thomas, 129
Howden, Eugene, 141
Howe, Daniel, 66, 305
Howe, Donald, 66
Howe, Jr., George, 66, 346
Howe, Henry, 129
Howe, James, 98
Howe, Jim, 346
Howell, III, Bisco, 114
Howell, David, 98, 299
Howell, Freda, 98
Howell, Henderson, 98
Howell, Kathryn, 129
Howell, Margaret, 129
Howell, Nelson, 155
Howell, Phillip, 114
Howell, Sammy, 98
Howerton, Judy, 67, 217, 278,
414,415
Howerton, Thomas, 129
Hoyle, Stephen, 67
Hoyle, William, 148
Hoyle, Jr., Wilson, 143, 151
Hoyt, Richard, 67, 302
Hryharrow, John, 114, 301
Hubbard, Edith, 67
Hubbard, Grady, 98
Hubbard, James, 99, 212, 312
Hubbard, John, 129, 351
Hubbard, Lynnette, 129
Hubbard, Stanley, 129
Hubble, John, 99, 312
Huuer, Paul, 164
Hudnell, William, 129
Hudson, Christopher, 129
Hudson, Jr., Parker, 129
Hudson, Herman, 99
Hudson, Howard, 99
Hudson, Jr., James, 129
Hudson, John, 99
Hudson, Kenneth, 314
Hudson, Ronald, 67, 322
Hudson, William, 114
Huey, Jr., William, 129
Huf, William, 99
Huff, Dorothy, 67
Huff, James, 129
Huff, Judith, 129
Huff, Wallace, 164
Huffman, Daniel, 99
Huffman, Gary, 67
Huffman, Gloria, 114
Hugenschmidt, James, 99
Huggins, Guy, 99
Huggler, David, 67. 334
Hughes, Danny, 129
Hughes, III, Eugene, 129
Hughes, James, 67
Hughes, John, 99
Hughes, John, 114
Hughes, III, John, 67
Hughes, III, Miles, 129
Hughey, Michael, 99
Hull, Floyd, 129
Hulse, William, 151
Hume, Richard, 67
Humphrey, Lloydette, 129
Humphreys, Mary, 67
Humphreys, William, 114
Hundley, Carl, 99, 259
Hundley, James, 154
Huneycutt, Arlie, 129
Hunnicutt, Barbara, 99
Hunnicutt, Benjamin, 67
Hunt, Allan, 99
Hunt, III, Edgar, 67
Hunt, Edward, 129
Hunt, Janet, 129
Hunt, Jr., John, 99
Hunt, Raymond, 129
Hunt, Ronald, 151
Hunt. William. 274
Hunter, III, Alex, 129
Hunter, David, 129
Hunter, III, Fillmore, 129
Hunter, Gale, 99, 282
Hunter, Jr., James, 67
Hunter, John, 67
Hunter, Jr., Luther, 67
Hunter, Robert C, 67, 190, 191,
272, 334
Hunter, Jr., Robert, N .. 129
Hunter, Stephanie, 159, 357
Hunter, III, Thomas, 99, 320
Huntley, James, 129
Huntley, Marsha, 99
Huntley, III, William, 129
Hupfer, Charles, 114
Huppert, George, 99
Hurder, John, 129, 197
Hurley, Patrick, 129
Hurley, Richard, 114
Hurst, Nancy, 67
Hurst, Richard, 114
Hurst, Thomas, 129
Hurt, Floyd, 99
Hussey, Martha, 99, 288
Hussman, Walter, 114, 195, 303
Hutaff, Phillip, 67
Hutchens, Jr., Luther, 142
Hutchenson, Jr., John, 67, 354
Hutchins, Julia, 99, 285
Hutchins, Mickey, 114
Hutchins, Ralph, 99
Hutchison, Gail, 129
Hutchison, Mary, 99
Hutson, Jr., Edward, 99, 316
Hutton, George, 114
Huy, Jr., Clifton. 114
Hyatt, Thomas, 114
Hyder, Jr.. Lecter, 114
Hyman, Michele. 99
Hyman, Robert, 129
Hyman, Stephen, 144
Hynes, Barbara, 67
Inderfurth, Karl, 114, 297
Inge, Jr., William, 99
Ingham, Helen, 129
Ingle, John, 129
Ingram, Alexis, 151
Ingram, Donald, 99
Ingram, George, 67, 184, 186, 299
Ingram, John, 67, 172, 180, 334
Ingram, Willie, 114
Inman, Robert, 114, 356
Inscoe, Jr., Jack, 114, 351
Irons, Harold, 129
Irvin, Robert, 99
Irvine, Susan, 99, 280
Irving, John, 320
Irving, Richard, 114
Isenhour, Danny, 129
Isenhower, John, 129
Isherwood, Jr., George, 129
Isley, Robert, 129
Israel, Stephen, 67, 338
luele, James, 129, 354
Ivey, Sarah, 99, 280
Ivey, William, 148
Ivins, Anthony, 99, 187, 194
Jablonski, Jr., Thaddeus, 164
Jack, Elizabeth, 164
Jack, Ruth, 114
Jackson, Daniel, 129
Jackson, Francis, 129
Jackson, Frank, 129
Jackson, George, 148
Jackson, Isaiah, 99, 334
Jackson, Joseph, 114, 265
Jackson, Juanita, 99
Jackson, Martha, 129
Jackson, Marvin, 99
Jackson, Robert, 99
Jackson, Samuel, 141
Jackson, Thomas, 67, 312
Jacobs, Richard, 129
Jacobson, Joseph, 99, 301
James, Anne, 114
James, Elizabeth, 99, 287
James, Randall, 129
James, Robert, 114
James, Roger, 67
Jamieson, Ann, 114, 192, 285
Janowitz, William, 67
January, Mary, 67, 217, 278
Jarboe, Joseph, 114, 301
Jarman, Jr., William, 99, 175, 299
Jarrell, Fred, 99
Jarrett, Brenda, 129
Jarrett, Tommy, 150
Jarvis, Jr., Wade, 99
Jay, Donald, 114
Jeffcoat, Cecil, 129
Jeffress, Harriet, 99
Jeffreys, Jr., Bryan, 149
Jenkins, Jr., Edward, 129
Jenkins, Jr., Earl, 129
Jenkins, Gregory, 114
Jenkins, Larry, 67
Jennell, Kay, 67
Jennett, John, 129
Jennings, Ann, 99
Jennings, Henry, 67
Jennings, Jacqueline, 99, 287
Jennings, James, 99
Jennings, Michael 0 .. 114, 305
Jennings, Michael S., 114, 179
Jennings, Robert, 114
Jennings, Roger, 99
Jennings, Jr., William, 99
Jenrette, Jr., Julius, 99
Jenrette, Jr., Thomas, 114, 181
Jenzano, Carol, 114
Jernigan, Frank, 99, 354
Jernigan, Jasper, 99
Jernigan, John, 99
Jernigan, William, 129
Jervey, Mary, 99, 285
Jessup, Jr., Percy, 149
Jester, James, 114
Jewell, Karen, 114
Johansson, Anders, 114
Johansson, Beatrice, 68
John, David, 164
Johnson, Barbara, 99
Johnson, Carl, 99, 175
Johnson, Carolyn, 68
Johnson, II, Charles, 141
Johnson, Dale, 151
Johnson, Jr., Daniel, 129
Johnson, Donald, 294
Johnson, George, 129
Johnson, James, 68
Johnson, Jr., Marvin, 129
Johnson, Jo, 68, 288
Johnson, Jr., Joseph, 160
Johnson, Kay, 357
Johnson, Larry, 150
Johnson, Lee, 129
Johnson, Marion, 99, 280
Johnson, Michael R., 68
Johnson, Michael W., 114
Johnson, Molly, 99
Johnson, Paula, 68, 199, 278
Johnson, Jr., Ralph, 129
Johnson, Raymond, 99
Johnson, Jr., Richard N.. 114
Johnson, Richard S., 68, 219, 308
Johnson, Richard w., 114
Johnson, Robert A., 99
Johnson, Robert E., 68
Johnson, Robert L., 99
Johnson, Robert W., 149
Johnson, Samuel, 129
Johnson, Sarah, 129
Johnson, Stephen, 114
Johnson, Susan, 129
Johnson, Van, 148
Johnson, Vann, 129
Johnson, William G .. 129
Johnson, III, William H , 99
Johnston, Betsy, 99
Johnston, Daniel, 129
Johnston, Jr., George, 129
Johnston, Mary, 68, 156, 157, 357
Johnston, Jr., Richard. 114, 299
Johnston, William, 129
Jolley, Max, 129
Jolley, Rickey, 68
Jolley, Roger, 68
Jolly, Bruce, 129, 182
Jolly, John, 150
Jones, Barbara, 169
Jones, Bernice, 129
Jones, Charles J., 129
Jones, Charles M . , 114
Jones, David, 129
Jones, Donna, 145
Jones, Elmer, 114
Jones, Evelyn, 99
Jones, George P., 114
Jones, George T., 114
Jones, Gordon, 114
Jones, James E., 129
Jones, James J., 99
Jones, Jean, 68, 287
Jones, Jr., John A., 68
Jones, John M., 99
Jones, John T.. 68
Jones, Julia, 129
Jones, Larry, 157
Jones, Linda, 99, 199
Jones, Michael, 114
Jones, Natalie, 114
Jones, III, Plummer, 99, 354
Jones, Raphael, 68
Jones, Richard E., 129
Jones, Richard M., 114
Jones, Richard T.. 159
Jones, Robert Barrow, 114
Jones, Robert Brooke, 154
Jones, Robert M., 114
Jones, Robert R., 169
Jones, Samuel, 129
Jones, Sarah, 99
Jones, Stephen, 99
Jones, Thomas, 157
Jones, Van, 68
Jones, Jr., Waldo, 68, 312
Jones, Jr., William, 129
Jordan, Jr., Joseph, 1 1 4, 320
Jordan, Julia, 68, 291, 292
Jordan, June, 68, 189, 293
Jordan, Linda, 68
Jordan, Michael, 129
Jordan, Robert, 68
Jordan, William, 153
Jorgensen, Alice, 130
Joyce, Randolph, 130
Joyce, Theodore, 130
Joye, Michael, 68
Joyner, Reid, 130
Joyner, Ronald, 130, 153
Jurash, Stephen, 114
Justice, Barry, 114
Justice, Jacqueline, 130
Justice, James, 68
Justice, Max, 99
Justice, Richard, 114
Justice, Roger, 164
Kabat, Lee, 114,338
Kaemmerlen, Ruth, 130
Kahdy, Barbara, 152
Kail, Robert, 130, 266
Kale, Ernest, 99
Kaley, James, 143
Kalfur. William, 354
Kampf, Joseph, 68
Kane, Bonnie, 68
Kane, Harry, 151
Kannon, Ruth, 160
Kanwit, Peter, 68
Kaplan, Kenneth, 99
Kaplan, Ronald, 114
Karesh, Susan, 130
Karres, Matthew, 114
Karro, Marshall, 114
Kassens, Jr., William, 68
Kathpalia, Kanta, 164
Kuttenburg, Philip, 114, 311
Katz, Craig, 99
Katz, Michael, 130
Katz, Robin, 149
Kaucher, Margarete, 159
Kaufman, Kenneth, 159
Kaufman, Steven, 130
Kausch, John, 160
Kaye, Lawrence, 99, 336
Kayed, Ahmad, 99
Kearney, Edwin, 130
Kearney, James, 114
Kearney, Robert, 159
Kearse, Jr., William, 154
Keating, Frances, 99, 293
Keating, William, 68, 329
Keaton. Mark, 114, 183
Keck, Mary, 145
Keel, Jr., Page, 114
Keen, Aubrey, 68, 346
Keener, Candace, 99
Keever, Jr., Frederick, 99
Keith, Celinta, 160
Keith, Preston, 143
Keith, Thomas, 99
Kellam, Jr., Nosco, 68
Keller, III, John A., 130
Keller, John E., 114
Keller, Paul, 99
Keller, R. Michael, 130
Keller, Roland, 99
Kelley, Kenneth, 99
Kellogg, John, 114, 354
Kelly, Francis, 130, 175
Kelly, Marion, 157
Kelly, Michael B., 99
Kelly, Michael H., 130
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Kelly, Michael W., 114,272
Kelly, Richard, 130, 333
Kelly, Jr., Vincent, 99
Kelly, III, William, 130
Kelso, Cassandra, 130
Kemic, Stephen, 114, 216
Kemlein, Jr., Donald, 68
Kemmer, Kaye, 99, 261
Kemp, William, 68
Kenan, III, James, 114
Kendal, William, 164
Kendrick, Howard, 69
Kenndey, David M.. 114
Kennedy, David R ., 130
Kennedy, Linda, 166
Kennerly, Benjamin, 99
Kenney, Jr., Edward, 69
Kenney, Larry, 69, 306
Kerley, Lloyd, 114
Kern, Natalia, 99
Kerns, Marshall, 69
Kerr, Frederick, 130
Kerr, Richard, 130
Kesler, Pamela, 69, 291
Kesler, Phyllis, 114, 256
Kessler, Michael, 130
Key, Tony, 99
Kiel, David, 114, 216
Kiicollin, Mark, 130
Kilgo, Dale, 99
Killian, Charles, 69, 354
Killian, James, 159
Killian, III, Leon, 69
Killian, Richard, 99
Kill ion, James, 130
Killough, Jr., Walter, 114
Kilpatrick, David, 130
Kilpatrick, Lynn, 69, 285
Kimball, Clayton, 114
Kimel, Larry, 99
Kindley, Paul, 130
King, Adrian, 130
King, Alvin, 114, 267, 354
King, Barry, 130
King, III, Bruce, 130
King, Charles, 114
Kine, Dan, 99
King, Edward, 99
King, Ellen, 130
King, James A., 157
King, James R., 99, 346
King, Jenning, 99, 316
King, Judy, 114
King, Linda, 99
King, Malvern, 151
King, Michael, 69
King, Jr., Millard, 99
King, Paul, 114, 182
King, III, Walter, 114, 181, 303
Kinlaw, Alton, 159
Kinlaw, Francis, 69
Kinney, Jr., Charles, 99
Kinsland, Carolyn, 99
Kipps, Ann, 99
Kirby, Ralph, 69, 255
Kirby, William, 130
Kirk, Cary, 69
Kirk, Charles, 153
Kirk, Grig, 130
Kirk, Mary, 100, 192, 285
Kirkland, Gordon, 130
Kukl and. Walter. 130, 179
Kirkman, Brenda, 100
Kirkman, Jr., James, 114
Kirkpatrick, Jr., James, 69
Kirkton, Douglas, 114
Kirkwood, Kathleen, 100
Kirotein, Philip, 100, 176, 338
Kirtley, III, Wallace, 69, 308
Kirser, Camille, 160
Kiser, David, 100
Kiser, Jr., John, 151
Kiser, Mayada, 100
Kiser, Thomas, 100
Kishony, Rachetta, 100
Kispert, John, 100
Kistlei, Jr., Clyde, 100
Kitchin, Jr., William, 100
Kitts, Jr., John, 100
Kiziah, Larry, 157
Klaft. Michael, 69
Kleiman, Scott, 154
Klein, Richard, 114
Kleinmaier, Alan, 114, 294
Kleitman, Kenneth, 100
Klepfer, Jr., Robert, 149
Kleppel, Jerry, 169
Kleto, Nicholas, 130
Kline, Jr., Charles, 100
Kline, Harvey, 69
Kling, Margaret, 69
Klioze, Soloman, 114, 175
Kluttz, Jr., William, 114, 303
Knedlik, Sheila, 114, 227
Knesel, David, 69, 203
Knight, Barbara, 100, 282
Knight, Charles, 114, 351
Knight, Henry, 114
Knott, Jr., Lawrence, 114
Knowles, Michael, 100, 184
Knowlton, Steven, 130
Koch, Barry, 222
Koch, III, John, 114, 130
Kodack, Lawrence, 69
Koeblitz, Robert, 130
Koehne, Jr., Richard, 130
Koester, III, Thomas, 130
Kohn, Robert, 100, 338
Kollias, Van, 164
Kolmer, Jr., George, 168
Konopka, Edward, 100
Koomen, John, 100
Koon, Michael, 130
Koonce, Donald, 114, 130
Koonce, Neil, 130
Koonce, William, 69
Koonis, Larry, 114
Koontz, Charlie, 100
Koontz, Gilbert, 114, 331
Koontz, Thomas, 155
Kornegay, Jr., Alonzo, 130
Kosma, Jr., Alexander, 151
Kouba, William, 100
Koury, David, 164
Kraft, Naomi, 69, 182
Kramer, Kenneth, 130
Kramer, Richard, 69, 217
Krames, Elliot, 69
Kreiser, Bette, 152
Kress, Sidney, 155
Krichbaum, Jr., George, 130
Krider, Jennie, 100, 288
Kroboth, Timothy, 160, 356
Kroneki, James, 130
Krones, Selma, 108
Krug, Michael, 100
Kropelnicki, Jr., Steven, 115
Kubachko, Stephanie, 130
Kubie, Jr., Donald, 69
Kuesel, Jeffery, 130
Kuester, Kate, 100, 281
Kulig, Douglas, 100
Kurth, Franz, 100,259
Kurtz, Marguerite, 69
Kuzyk, Volodar, 150
Laban, Lois, 69, 182
Labarie, David, 115, 180, 325
Lacher, Walter, 100
Lackey, Everette, 100
Lackey, Jr., Herman, 130
Lackey, Judith, 69, 184, 214
Lackey, Jr., Lawrence, 115
Lackey, Lokie, 100
Lackey, Jr., Walter, 69
Lacklen, Jay, 130
LaFevers, Fredrick, 144
Laffman, Karen, 100, 186
Lail, Gary, 100
Lail, William, 100
Lain, William, 100
Laird, Clinton, 130
Lalanne, Barbara, 100, 281
Lamb, Jane, 166, 168
Lamb, Raymond, 130
Lamb, II, Stephen, 130
Lambert, Jr., Fred, 69
Lambert, Jerry, 69
Lambert, John, 100, 354
Lambeth, Elizabeth, 115
Lambeth Philip, 100, 354
Lambrecht, David, 115, 301
Lamm, Ben, 69, 356
Lamm, Dwight, 100
Lamm, Kerry, 100
Lamm, Jr., Riddick, 100
Lamont, George, 100
Lamp, William, 115
Lamport, Alvin, 164
Lancaster, Jr., Beaufort, 100
Lancaster, Harold, 150
Lancaster, Mary, 160
Lancaster, Jr., Raymond, 130
Land, Christianna, 100, 281, 292
Land, Jr., Roy, 155
Landman, Max, 100
landrum, Betty, 130
Landry, Jr., Patrick, 130
Lane, Barbara, 69
Lane, Jr., C, 100
Lane, David, 70, 206, 207
Lane, Jr., Hubert, 130
Lane, Jr., James, 154
Lane, Miriam, 70
Lane, Robert, 70
Langdon, Charles, 115
Langstaff, Joan, 70
Langston, Ethel, 115
Langston, Mary, 100
Lanier, Elton, 147, 151
Lanier, Jr., Russell, 151
Lansche, John, 70, 199
Lapointe, Sharon, 100
Laramee, James, 130
Lassiter, Donald, 130, 182
Lasting, Richard, 151
Latham, Harry, 153
Latham, Janet, 100
Latham, Sarah, 130
Latta, Jerry, 130
Lauder, JoAnn, 70
Lauder, Linda, 100, 288
Laviner, Ronnie, 130
Lawhon, Betty, 70
Lawrence, Jr., Claude, 100, 331
Lawrence, Jr., Edward, 70
Lawrence, Jim, 115, 177
Lawrence, Jr., John, 115, 257
Lawrence, William, 130
Lawson, Jerry, 100
Lawson, Larry, 164
Laxton, Carroll, 157
Laxton, James, 130
Layton, III, Bucky, 130, 198
Lazarus, Deborah, 100, 288
Lea, Kenneth, 115
Leach, Jane, 115
Leach, II, Norman, 115, 354
Leach, William, 100
Leader, Jack, 100, 336
Leafe, Jr., Norman, 100, 257
League, Hugh, 115, 175, 198, 272
Leak, III, James, 100
Leder, Nathan, 70
Lee, Donald, 164
Lee, Howard, 166, 168
Lee, John, 70
Lee, III, Lansing, 130
Lee, Lawrence, 70
Lee, Nancy, 70
Lee, Richard, 130
Lee, Rodney, 130
Lee, III, Rufus, 130
Lee, William T., 115
Lee, William U 130
Leech, Thomas, 130
Leeper, David, 100
Lefebre, George, 130
Lefler, Charles, 70
Leggett, Martha, 157, 357
Legler, Barbara, 130
LeGrand, Jr., Homer, 70
Lehman, David, 160
Leibold, Jean, 70, 278
Leigh, Robert, 130
Leiner, Marion, 70
Leinster, William, 115
Leinwand, Mark, 130
Leippe, Richard, 115
Leland, Jr., Roderic, 70
Lemelman, Toby, 164
Lemonds, Ronald, 130
Lemons, Kenneth, 100
Lenfestey, Mary, 130
Lennon, Linda, 70
Lennon, William, 130, 267
Lentz, Ellen, 70, 176, 278, 292
Lentz, Herman, 115
Lentz, James, 100
Lentz, JoAnn, 130
Lentz, Tony, 130
Lentz, William, 100
Leon, Roger, 130
Leonard, Baxter, 100
Leonard, Carole, 100, 216
Leonard, Charles D .. 115
Leonard, Charles N., 100
Leonard, Daniel, 153
Leonard, Donnie, 130
Leonard, James, 100
Leonard, Jerry, 149
Leonard, III, John, 70
Leonard, Joseph, 70
Leonard, Kenneth, 70
Leonard, Richard, 130
Leonard, III, William, 130
Lesesne, Jr., Edward, 153
Lesley, Donald, 70, 312
Leslie, Jr., Donald. 100, 312
Lester, Agnes, 115
Lester, Daniel, 130
Lester, Michael, 130
Liethco, Helen, 100
Levenherz, Steven, 150
Levering, Ralph, 115, 184
Levi, David, 115
Levine, George, 70, 325
Levy, Richard, 130
Lewis, Anne, 70
Lewis, Charles, 115
Lewis, Jr., Clarence, 100
Lewis, Claudia, 70, 288
Lewis, Jr., Clifford, 154
Lewis, Don, 100
Lewis, Edward, 100
Lewis, Ellen, 130
Lewis, Georgia, 70
Lewis, Herschel, 115
Lewis, Irwin, 130
Lewis, James E., 130
Lewis, James L., 115
Lewis, Jr., Jasper, 144
Lewis, Mary, 100
Lewis, Jr., Richard, 115
Lewis, Jr., Roger, 70
Lewis, Stanley, 130
Lewis, Ted, 130
Lewis, Valerie, 154
Lewis, William, 115
Leyman, Margaret, 100, 281
Libby, Jr., Gilbert, 115
Lichtenstein, Marshall, 70, 182,
Liebel, Joan, 70, 287
Liebhart, Jerald, 294
Liebolt, Jr., Frederick, 149
Liggett, III, Frank, 149
Light, Arthur. 115
Liipfert, Analeak, 70, 291
Liles, John, 130
Liles, Lewis, 115, 179
Liles, Nancy, 100
Liles, Robert, 130
Liles, Robert E., 100
Liles, Robert M., 100
Lilley, James, 130
Lilley, Sarah, 115
Lillich, John, 130
Limbert, Mary, 70
Lindell, Jr., Carl, 71, 331
Lindley, Harry, 71
Lindley, James, 71
Lindsey, Jr., Mark, 100
Lineberger, Archibald, 100
Lineberger, Joe, 71
Lineberger, Walter, 100
Lineberry, Richard, 115
Link, Elizabeth, 71, 291
Link, Jr., John, 130
Linker, Jr., Thurman, 115
Linker, III, William, 71
Linkous, III, Harry, 100
Linstrum, Jr., Charles, 130
Linville, Ray, 100, 197
Lipford, Anne, 100, 287
Lipp, Frederick, 71, 266, 305
Lippa, Matthew, 100, 336
Lippincott, Jr., Robert, 100, 299
Lipscomb, Jr., Nathan, 131
Lipscomb, III, Thomas, 115
Lipson, Peter, 115, 329
Lisk, Gerald, 131
Lister, Eva, 100, 282
Litten, Frederick, 131
Little, Abby, 164
Little, David, 131
Little, Edgar, 100
Little, III, Fred, 100
Little, Jr., James, 131
Little, James C, 154
Little, James 0., 71, 176, 188,
187, 301
Little, John, 154
Little, Linda, 164
Little, Phyllis, 131
Little, Rachel, 100
Little, Jr., Robert, 131
Little, Robert G., 115, 175
Little, Robert M., 115
Little, Robert W., 115
Little, Rose, 131
Little, Sara, 100
Littleton, Augusta, 71
Litton, Nancy, 71, 227,288
Livengood, Thomas D., 115
Livengood, Thomas S., 71
Livesay, Jonathan, 100
Livingston, Elizabeth, 71
Livingston, Jr., Paul, 115, 301
Livingston, Thomas, 115
Livingstone, Judy, 115
Livingstone, Jr., William, 131
Lizotte, Carol, 100
Lloyd, Charles, 100
Lloyd, Jr., Richard, 131
Lobl, Thomas, 71
Lock, Robert, 131
Loew, Anton, 115
Loewenbaum, George, 71, 338
Loftin, Ann, 115
Loftin, David, 71
Logan, Anne, 71
Logan, Philip, 157
Logan, Ronald, 71
Logan, Ruth, 164
Logan, III, Wade, 71, 294
Lokey, Jr., Julian, 71, 306
Lollar, Susan, 71, 282
Umax, III, John, 71. 353
London, II, Henry, 100
London, Jr., Fred, 100
London, Stuart, 131
Londono, Jairo. 100
Long, III, Arthur, 115
Long, IV, Benjamin, 100, 313
Long, Byrd, 115
Long, Jr., Donald, 71
Long, Donald, 115
Long, James, 149
Long, Johnny, 131
Long, Joyce, 131
Long, Linda, 131
Long, Martha A., 100, 285
Long, Martha V., 164
Long, Robert D., 115
Long, Robert E., 131
Long, II, Samuel, 100
Long, Thomas, 71
Long, Jr.. William A., 100
Long, William E., 115, 187, 305
Long, William L., 108, 115
Long, William T., 100
Longest, Jr., Frank, 100, 187, 194
Longino, Barbara, 71, 279
Longino, Charles, 71
Longino, Loyce, 71
Loomis, Patricia, 131
Lorber, Robert, 115
Lorch, Terry, 131
Lorek, Barbara, 100, 227
Louden, Alexander, 71
Louden, Douglas, 71
Loughlin, Kenneth, 100
Love, Judith H., 101, 291
Love, Judy I., 101, 279
Love, Lawrence, 101
Love, Michael, 131
Love, Sue, 71
Love, Thomas, 115
Lovelace, Richard, 169
Lovell, John, 71, 180, 221, 316
Lovett, Connie, 101
Lovett, Sarah, 101
Lovings, Jr., James, 101
Low, Richard, 131
Lowder, Bobby, 131
Lowder, George, 71
Lowder, James, 101
Lowdermilk, Edward, 159, 348
Lowe, Dorothy, 152
Lowe, Elsie, 145
Lowe, Robert, 159, 348
Lowe, Ronald, 101
Lowery, Robert, 71
Lowery, Jr., Woodrow, 72
Lowman, Danny, 131
Lowman, Jr., Samuel, 101, 160
Lowrance, David, 131
Lowry, Jane, 101, 285
Lowry, John, 115
Loyd, Linda, 72
Lucas, Charles, 153
Lucey, Richard, 101
Ludington, Jr., John, 101
Ludlow, Jr., James, 131
Ludwig, Neil, 131
Lumsden, Katherine, 131
Lund, Thomas, 115, 299
Lunday, Michael, 131
Lundstedt, Ann-Mar i, 169
Lung, James, 115
Lunger, William, 131
Lunney, William, 149
Lunsford, John, 131
Lupton, Charles, 131
Lupton, Richard, 72
Lutz, Frederick, 131
Lutz, Michael, 154
Lutz, Jr., Robert, 101
Lyda, III, Oscar, 72
Lyerly, II, Hubert, 101
Lyles, Ray, 131
Lyman, Donald, 101, 180
Lynch, Jr., Charles, 131
Lynch, Larry, 131
Lynch, Linda, 160
Lynn, Diane, 72
Lynn, Felma, 160, 357
Lynn, Robert, 72
Lyons, Jr., Joseph, 72
Lyons, Stephen, 115
Mc
Mc Adams. Larry, 101
McAdams, Walter, 72, 322
McAlister, Dwight, 101
McArthur, Douglas, 144
McArthur, Mary, 101
McArthur, William, 72
McArthur, Wilson, 164
McBennett, Jr., Joseph, 115
McBrair, Peter, 72
McBrayer, Stephen, 115
McBride, Carl, 131
McBride, Rickie, 115
McCain, Derrell, 101
McCall, Alfred, 142
McCall, Charles, 142
McCall, David, 131
McCall, Forrest, 131
McCall, Thomas, 131
McCallie, Spencer, 72, 183, 219,
301
McCallum, Charles, 101, 351
McCampbell, Anne, 72
McCanless, Mary, 115, 183, 285
McCardell, William, 72
McCarroll, Steven, 115
McCartney, Ottaway, 72
McCaskill, Donald, 72
McCaskill. Rodney, 159, 348
McCaslin, Alston, 143
McChesney, James, 101
McClain, Jimmie. 115
McClain, Richard, 101
McClaine, Joan, 101, 291
McClellan, James, 115,263
McClelland, Keith, 72
McClelland, III, William, 131
McClewdon, Barbara, 101
McClure, Robert, 131
McClure, William, 131
McColl. Mary, 72
McCommons, Robert, 158
McConnell, Henry, 164
McCormick, William, 115, 318
McCotter, John, 115
McCoy, James, 115
McCoy, Kenneth, 72, 187, 190,
264, 354
McCracken, Nancy, 72, 288
McCracken, Saundra, 160, 426
McCrary, Ernest, 72
McCray, Kay, 160
McCrickard, Donald, 101
McCrimmon, Edward, 131
McCullen, Al lie. 101
McCullough, John A., 115, 329
McCullough, John D., 101
McCurdy, William, 115
McCurry, Dan, 115
McCutcheon, Linda, 72, 176,
287, 292
McDaniel, Pamela, 160
McDamel. Ralph, 72
McDermott, Maureen, 152, 288
McDevitt, Larry, 151
McDiarmid, Grover, 131
McDonald, Allen, 72
McDonald, Maurice, 141
McDona'd, Jr., Daniel, 72
McDonald, Ford, 72
McDonald, Harold, 72, 30S
McDonald, John, 131
McDonald, Jr., Morris, 115, 181
McDonald, Paul, 101
McDonald, Vernon, 169
McDougle, James, 101
McDowell, Frances, 72, 288
McDowell, Jean, 115
McDuffie, Donald, 101
McElroy, Pender, 151
McEwen, III, Luther, 101
McFadden. Charles, 72, 172,
182,184
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STUDEflT inDEX
McFadden, David D., 115
McFadden, David M., 101
McFadden, James, 115
McFadyen, Henry, 149
McFan, Charles, 101
McFarland, Leighton, 131
McFarland, Susan, 101, 287
McGaw, Robert, 131, 184
McGee, James, 131
McGee, John, 101
McGee, Theresa, 131
McGee, Willie, 131
McGehee, Hortense, 72
McGhee, Wyatt, 164
McGimsey, Arthur, 72
McGirt, Joseph, 101, 308
McGlinn, Louise, 115
McGlohon, Artie, 72
McGowan, Mary, 72
McGowan, Robert, 73
McGrath, Terrill, 115
McGregor, Gail, 73, 290, 292
McGregor, Jr., Hugh, 101
McHaney, Carol, 131
Mclnnis, Daniel, 131
Mclnnis, Thomas, 73
Mcintosh, Ann, 115, 227
Mclntyre, Marie, 131
Mclntyre, Susan, 73
McKee, Elizabetn, 73
McKee, Linda, 101
McKee, Michael, 142
McKeel, Nancy, 115
McKeithen. Miilicent, 73, 291
McKeithan, Tim, 115, 316
McKellar, jr., Henry, 131
McKellar, Jr., William, 131
McKenzie . Carolyn, 1 01 , 424
McKenzie, III, Olin, 306, 345
McKenzie, III, Sheppard, 131
McKenzie, William, 131
McKethan, Jr., Kenneth, 101
McKiever, Charles, 264
McKinney, William, 115
McKinney, Jr., William, 164
McKinnish, Rock, 131
McKinnon, Thomas, 101
McKnight, Norya, 73
McKnight, Stephen, 73
McKoy, Victor, 101
McLain, George, 73
McLamb, James, 131, 154
McLamb, II, Myron, 101
McLaughlin, Jr., Charles, 131
McLaughlin, Philip, 73
McLean, George Ft., 73, 131
McLean, George W., 227
McLean, Harry, 101
McLean, Horace, 115, 297
McLean, Jonathan, 101
McLean, Nancy, 101, 291
McLean, Robert, 101, 299
McLean, Stuart, 131
McLean, William, 101
McLemore, Stephen, 131
McLendon, Lennox, 101
McLeod, Donald, 158
McMahan, Freddie, 73
McMakin. Martha, 73
McManus, Ronald, 115, 351
McMillan, Charles, 101
McMillan, John, 101
McMillan, William, 151
McMurray, William, 115
McNabb, Rodney, 131
Mc Na it y. Charles L., 115
McNairy, Wayne, 311
McNairy, Wyatt, 73
McNally, Danny, 115
McNames, Dennis, 131
McNeill, George, 115
McPhail, John, 131
McPhatter, Richard, 101, 312
McRae. Dave, 115
McRae, Martha, 73
McRorie, II, Carl, 115
McRorie, Charles, 115
McSwain. Lloyd, 115
McSween, John, 115
McSweeney, Sophocles, 101
McVicker, Sara, 115
McWhorter, Helen, 101
McWhorter, John, 131
M
Mabry, Jr., Ira, 115,318
Macdonald, Bruce, 131
MacDonald, Jr., Henry, 153
MacDonald, Neil, 73
Mace, Spencer, 131
Macomson, Robert, 115
MacFadyen, John, 131
Mack, Stephen, 73
MacKenzie, Gordon, 131
MacKesson, Mary, 101, 288
MacKethan, John, 151
MacKethan, Lulie, 101, 288
Mackie, Andrew, 131
Mackler, Stephen, 144
MacLean, Donald, 131
MacNaughton, John, 131
MacNeill, Jr., John, 101, 318
MacNelly, Jeffrey, 131
Macon, Frances, 101
MacPherson, H. L., 101, 305
MacOueen, Margaret, 73, 291
Macy, Earl, 131
Macy, Ulrike, 152
Maddox, James, 73, 320
Madeley, Claudia, 101
Madry, Jr., Robert, 154
Maerz, Margaret. 115,214
Magnuson, Jr., Philip, 73
Mahaffey, Charles, 143
Mailliard, Henry, 131, 267
Maisto, Richard, 131
Malcolm, Carol, 115
Malcolm, John, 101, 354
Mallison, Jr., Percy, 131
Malone, Jacqueline, 101
Malone, John, 160, 161
Malski, Carl, 151
Mandel, Leonard, 150
Maness, Douglas, 131
Maness, Ronald, 131
Manley, John, 73, 301
Manley, Thomas, 115, 193, 249
Mann, III, Ivan, 131
Mann, John, 101, 313
Mann, III, Julian, 131
Mann, Katherine, 73. 281
Mann, Kenneth, 73, 324
Mann, III, Lonnie, 169
Mann, Lynn, 141
Mann, Jr., Roger, 115, 336
Mann, Thomas, 73
Mann, William A., 151
Mann, William J., 131
Manning, Diane, 168
Manning, Jr., John, 115
Manning, Patricia, 73
Manning, Samuel, 131
Mansfield, Bruce, 131
Mansfield. Keith, 131
Manship, Mark, 160, 161
Marble, Warren, 131
Marcuson, Marilyn, 101
Margerison, Jr., Kenneth, 101
Margolis, Jay, 131
Mariette, Richard, 115
Marion, Russell, 101
Markel, Bruce, 131
Markham, Jr., John, 101
Markham, Lawrence, 101, 227
Marks, Ricky, 131
Marks, William, 116, 351
Marquez, Ernest, 116
Marolis, Jay, 269
Marten, John, 131
Marsh, Jr., Edward, 131
Marsh, Jane, 131
Marsh, Jr., Steve, 131
Marshall, Jr., Albert, 73, 227
Marshall, Beth, 101
Marshall, Georgia, 101, 216
Marshall, Jean, 73, 285
Marshall, Michael, 101
Marshall, Philip, 101
Marshall, III, Samuel, 301
Marshbutn, Gary, 101
Martin, Anne, 121, 131, 424
Martin, Anthony, 101
Martin. Darryl, 131
Martin, II, David. 131
Martin, Donald, 73, 354
Martin, Jr., Doug'as, 101
Martin, Franklin, 150. 175
Martin, Jr., George, 131
Martin, James, 116, 333
Martin, Jane, 73
Martin, II, John, 131
Martin, Joseph, 73, 326, 327
Martin, Kenneth, 131
Martin, Melvin, 168
Martin, Paul, 160
Martin, Jr., Ralph, 101
Martin, Ronald, 164
Martin, III, William, 73
Marvin, Philip, 132, 354
Mason, Jr., Carle, 141
Mason, Charlotte, 116, 177
Mason, George, 132
Mason, Gloria, 101, 285, 292
Mason, Michael, 101, 305
Mason, Nancy, 132
Massengill, Roy, 144
Massey, James, 159
Massey, Ollie, 101
Massey, Wayland, 132
Massingill, Howard, 73
Mast, Ralph, 132
Mastin, Thomas, 101, 313
Matalene, Jr., Eugene, 132
Matherly, Brenda, 74
Matheson, John, 144
Mathison, Jr., Robert, 132
Matkins, John, 141
Matthews, Ann, 74
Matthews, Cheryl, 101
Matthews, III, Clifford, 132
Matthews, Gene, 101, 175
Matthews, Harry, 158
Matthews, James, 356
Matthews, Kathy, 101,279
Matthews, Robert, 74
Matthews, Timothy, 101
Matthews, Wanda, 101 , 285, 292
Matus, II, Theodore, 132
Mauldin, Barton, 116
Maulfield, Ben, 273
Maultsby, Betty, 132
Mauney, Harry, 101
Maupin, Addison, 132
Maupin, Armistead. 50. 74, 184
Maupin, Virginia, 74, 288
Maxey. Ill, William, 132
Maxwell, Jon, 74
Maxwell, Rosemary, 132
May, Jr., Kenneth, 132
May, Samuel, 74
Mayer, Nancy, 74, 188
Maynard, Arthur, 164
Maynor, Barry, 132
Mayo, David, 116
Mayo, Gerald, 150
Mayo, Louise, 101
Mays, Glenn, 116
Mayse, John, 132
Mazza, Jeffrey, 101, 351
Meacham, Janice, 132
Mead, Gery, 74, 311
Meade, Forest, 116
Meade, James, 74
Meador, Jr., Philip, 101,322
Meads, Alma, 101
Meads. Lawrence, 159, 356
Means, Graeme, 132
Means, William, 269
Meares, Claude, 116
Mearns, Suzanne, 74, 188
Mease, Donna, 132
Mebane, Jr., John, 74
Medding, Walter, 132
Meditz, James, 101
Medley, Clement, 132
Medlin, Gerald, 159, 356
Meeker, Michael, 132
Meeks, Robert, 116
Mees, William, 116
Melville, William, 132
Melvin, Edna, 132
Melvin, James, 74
Memory, Stella, 101
Mendelson, James, 132
Mendelson, Sarah, 121, 132
Mendenhall, Carol, 101, 132
Menetee, Martha, 101, 291
Menius, Michael, 116, 182
Mercer, Jr., Charles, 132, 175
Mercer, Forrest, 101
Mercer, Gary, 101
Mercuri, Richard, 166
Meritt, Stephen, 116
Merolla, Robert, 164
Merrick, Frederic, 132
Merricks, Ann, 132
Merritt, Jr., Eugene, 74
Merritt, Gerald, 132
Merrow, Leith, 74, 192
Messina, Edward, 74
Mewborn, Judith, 132
Mewborn, Jr., Quentin, 153
Meyer, Charles, 74
Meyer, Jr., George, 116
Michael, Howard, 159
Michaels, Andrew, 132
Michalove, Ronald, 132
Mickey, John, 74
Mickey, William, 132
Mickler, Martin, 101,306
Middleton, III, Henry, 153
Midgett, Jane, 101, 287
Milbrath, Jr., Arthur, 116
Miliner. Robert, 164
Miller, Carson, 132
Miller, Jr., Charles P., 74
Miller, Charles R., 74
Miller, Dale, 116
Miller, Daniel, 74
Miller Deborah, 132
Miller, Edward, 132
Miller, Elizabeth A., 74
Miller, Elizabeth G., 132
Miller, Jr., Fred C, 74
Miller, Fred W.,164
Miller, Gene, 151
Miller, Howard, 132
Miller, Ira, 74
Miller, Jack, 116
Miller, Jay, 132
Miller, Jean, 101, 216, 291
Miller, Jr., John, 132
Miller, Jr., Kenneth, 116
Miller, Linda, 152
Miller, Jr., Lloyd, 132
Miller, Mary, 152
Miller, Richard, 116, 180
Miller, Robert, 132
Miller, Ronald, 116
Miller, Ronnie, 142
Miller, Roy, 132
Miller, Sharon, 74
Miller, Steve, 132
Miller, Stephen, 132
Miller, William, 116, 183, 193, 301
Millikan, Troy, 132
M ill is . Jr., Clarence, 102
Millis, Holland, 132
Mills, Randy, 132
Mills, Steven, 116, 338
Millsups, Carol, 102
Milstead, Charlotte, 74, 281
Milstead, Stephen, 132
Milton, Eunice, 74, 211, 291
Mims, Jr., Billy, 116
Mimms, Tom, 272
Mmah, Glenn, 141
Minard, Frank, 102
Minisman, Bertram, 102
Minor, James, 132
Minton, Blan, 168
Minton, Solon, 158, 356
Misenheimer, Tony, 320, 345
Mitchell, Carolyn, 102
Mitchell, George, 102
Mitchell, Grace, 74
Mitchell, Janice, 132
Mitchell, Jewell, 164
Mitchell, Morgan, 74
Mitchell, Murray, 132
Mitchell, Jr., Neal, 74
Mitchell, Jr., Nicholas, 102, 294
Mitchell, Richard, 102, 182, 193
Mitchell, Robert, 116
Mitchell, Ron, 116
Mitchell, Susan, 102
Mitchell, Vernon, 116
Mitchell, Jr., Walter, 74
Mitchell, William E., 132
Mitchell, William G., 132
Mitchell, William, M., 116
Mitchener, Joseph, 75
Mitchiner, William, 75
Mittendorff, Gerald, 75, 219
Mixon, Jr., Herman, 116
Mizell, Worth, 132
Mobley, Simon, 132
Mock, Frances, 75, 291
Mocnik, Frank, 75
Modlin, John, 102
Modlin, Larry, 132
Modling, Wiima, 75
Moessen, Bruce, 132
Moffatt, Ronald, 132
Moister, Peter, 116, 303
Moll, Jr., Richard, 132
Monahan, Helen, 75
Monds, Alvah, 116
Money, James, 132
Monroe, Joseph, 150
Montgomery, Ella, 102, 291
Moody, Hatvey, 102
Moody, Sandra, 102
Moore, Carl, 142
Moore, Carol, 75
Moore, David E., 132
Moore, David M., 75
Moore, Deria, 164
Moore, Donald, 116
Moore, Elizabeth, 102
Moore, Jr., George, 160
Moore, Hugh, 158
Moore, James A., 102
Moore, Jr., James E., 75
Moore, Jr., John, 169
Moore, Judy, 102
Moore, Michael, 75, 356
Moore, Ralph, 132
Moore, Richard, 116
Moore, Robert, 116
Moore, Springer, 75, 219
Moore, Steven, 132
Moore, Susan, 282
Moore, Susan, 132
Moore, Terry, 102
Moore, Thaddeus, 102, 303
Moore, Thomas, 159
Moore, Jr.. William B., 102
Moore, William P., 75, 346
Moore, Jr., William W., 116
Moorefield, Jr., Charles, 132
Moorefield, Janet, 132
Moorhouse, Gary, 132, 351
Mooring, Jr., Joseph, 144
Moose, Jr., George, 75
Moran, Jr., Alfred, 75
Morehead, IV. John, 116
Morelli, Frederick, 132
Morgan, Beverly, 132
Morgan, Charles L, 102
Morgan, Charles R., 116, 270,
272,273
Morgan, Daria, 75, 281
Morgan, Donald, 102
Morgan, Douglas, 132, 177
Morgan, Jr., Jack, 159, 356
Morgan, Karlyn, 102
Morgan, Mark, 132
Morgan, Michael, 116
Morgan, Peggy, 132
Morgan, Jr., Robert, 116
Morgan, Robert L., 160
Morgan, William, 116
Montr, Mary, 168
Morris, Betsy, 75, 184, 207,
217, 291
Morris, David, 116
Morris, Glenn, 132
Morris, Jr., Grant, 116
Morris, James, 132
Morris, III, John, 132
Morris, Kemp, 102
Morris, Madge, 168
Morris, Mai vary, 102
Morris, Michael, 159. 348
Morris, Nancy, 75, 285
Morris, Patricia A., 145
Morris, Patricia F., 75
Morris, Peter, 155
Morris, Sherrill, 102
Morris, Jr., Walter, 141
Morrison, Allen, 116
Morrison, Barbara, 132
Morrison, Daniel, 132
Morrison, John, 75, 180
Morrison. Mills, 102, 299
Morrow, Thomas, 116
Morton, Charles, 132
Morton, Jr., Duncan, 155
Morton, Roger, 102
Moseley, James, 75
Moseley, Jr., Preston, 132
Moseley, Walter, 132
Moseman, Marilyn, 158
Moser, Allen, 132, 266
Moser, Jerri, 75, 188, 189
Moser, Sidney, 132
Moss, Ann, 102
Moss, John, 102, 294
Mosteller, Jr., Clifton, 75
Motley, Velna, 169
Moulton, II, John, 102
Mount, Kenneth, 75
Mowery, Carol, 75, 282, 292
Moye, Jr., James, 102
Moye, Robert, 143
Moyer, Jr., Robert, 132
Muchmore, James, 75
Mueller, Steven, 116
Muilenburg, Martha, 75, 287
Mulieri, Mary-Jo, 102
Mull, Joe, 102
Mullen, Sally, 75,282
Mulligan, John, 164
Mullinax, Robert, 102
Mullinax, Jr., Theron, 132
Mullinix, Gay, 75
Mullis, Joe, 132
Mumau, Thad, 116
Mumford, Larry, 154
Muncy, Tom, 75, 346
Munday, Carl, 116, 294
Munden, Miriam, 116
Munns, Harris, 102
Murchison, Clarence, 132
Murchison, John, 116
Murphy, Andrew, 75
Murphy, Francis, 164
Murphy, Jesse, 102, 322
Murphy, Jr., Kenneth, 132
Murphy, Ruth, 168
Murphy, Ted, 132, 214
Murphy, Thomas H., 132
Murphy, Thomas L., 132
Murphy, Zacki, 75, 217, 282, 427
Murray, Charles F., 116
Murray, III, Charles 0., 102
Murray, Drusylla, 102, 177
Murray, Jr., Hugh, 155
Murray, Jr., John, 102
Murray, Marshall, 132
Murray, Philip, 116, 180
Murray, Thomas, 132
Musselwhite, III, Ne ill . 156,
158,356
Muyangana, Christopher, 102, 214
Mwamasso, Alfred, 76
Myers, Andrew, 76, 197
Myers, Carol, 76, 282
Myers, Charles C, 102
Myers, Charles E., 159
Myers, Charles S., 132
Myers, Charlotte, 160,287
Myers, James, 132
Myers, JoAnn, 76
Myers, III. Joel H.. 132
Myers, Joel M., 132
Myers, Mary, 102, 287
Myers, William C, 141
Myers, William S., 133
Myles, III, John, 133
Myrick, Robert, 116,299
Myrick, Jr., Roland, 133
N
Nachman, Stuart, 102, 338
Nagy, Barbara, 133
Nale, Janice, 133
Nalstad, Margaret, 116
Nance, David, 133
Nance, John, 133
Nance, Neil, 116
Nanney, Patrick, 133
Napolitano, Julia, 102
Nash, Jr., Charles, 102
Nash, David, 102
Nash, Sara, 102, 175, 291
Neal, Beverly, 133
Neal, Charles, 102
Neal, Daniel, 133
Neal, Donna, 158
Neal, Francis, 76
Neal, Garry, 169
Neal, John, 133
Neal, Larry, 144
Neal, Linda, 133
Neal, Robert, 116, 160
Neal, William A., 133
Neal, William H., 133
Neal, William R., 116
Nealeans, Alan, 133
Neble, Frances, 116
Neely, Alan, 76, 301
Neely, John, 116, 175, 301
Neely, Robert, 108, 116, 301
Neiburg, Dale, 102
Neighbours, Stephen, 133
Neill, Terry, 133
Nelson, Bobby, 133
Nelson, Cecil, 133
Nelson, Judith, 159
Nelson, Willard. 151
Nemeth, John, 116, 305
Nesbitt, Robert, 116
Nethercutt, Helen, 133
Nevin, Thomas, 133
New, Jr., John, 133
Newby, Kenneth, 151
Newhouse, Donald, 76
Newlin, James, 133
Newlin, Locke. 76, 326
Newlin, Robert B.. 102, 161,
222, 351
Newlin, Robert J., 76
Newman, Maynard, 158
Newnam, Sherrill, 76
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Newsom, Patti, 281
Newton, Darren, 133
Newton, James, 116
Newton, Janice, 76
Newton, Robert, 116
Nibbelink, Jan, 141
Nicholas, Marlene, 164
Nichols, Archie, 102
Nichols, Johnnie, 116
Nichols, Terry, 116, 351
Nichols, Jr., Wyman, 102
Nicholson, III, George, 76, 182
Nicholson, Ivan, 102
Nicholson, Thomas, 76
Nickel I Frank, 133
Nickens, Raymond, 133
Nickles, Curtis, 133
Nicks. Nancy, 133
Nieuwenhuis, Elisabeth, 76, 178,
195, 287
Nisbet, Jr., James, 133
Nislick, Stephen, 76, 336
Niven, David, 320
Nixon, Elizabeth, 76
Nixon, Willard, 133
Noel, Richard, 144
Noggle, Jr., J., 102
Nohlgren, Stephen, 164
Noland, John, 166
Nolan, Walker, 151
Nordan, Gary, 116
Norfleet, Strudwick, 294
Norman, Beth, 133
Norman, Carole, 102
Norman, Joseph, 116
Norman, Roger, 102
Norment, Anne, 102
Norris, David, 76. 354
Norris, Michael, 133
Norris, Nancy, 76
North. Frederick. 76
Northington, Jr., Robert, 116
Norton, Nathaniel, 133
Norvelle, Johnny, 116
Norwood, Nancy, 116
Norwood, Jr., William, 102
Nottingham, Betsy, 168
Nottingham, Sue, 102, 283
Noulles, Thomas, 133
Novotny, Sally, 168
No we 1 1 A., 102
Nucciarone, William, 92, 102,
182,322
Nuckolls, Joseph. 76
Nulton, Vivia, 102
Nunnenkamp, Thomas, 133
Nussbaum, Mary, 102
Nycum. Richard, 116
Nye, Glenn, 116, 181, 303
Nye, Richard, 133
Oakley, Charles, 116
Oakley, Jr., Clyde. 133
Oakley, Frances, 102
Oakley, Gil, 133
Oakley, Jr., Jeter, 133, 182
Oakley, Lauren, 133
Oakley, Samuel, 133
Oakley, William, 160
Oakley, Woody, 76. 353
Obenshain, III, Wiley, 102, 180,
333
O'Brient, Carole, 76
O'Briant, IV, Samuel, 116
O'Bryan, Gregory, 133
O'Bryan, John, 133
Ochsman, Robert, 133
O'Connor, John, 133
Odom, Dewey, 76
Odom, Linda, 102
Odom, Marshall, 133
O'Donnell, Sharon, 76, 174, 179,
285
Oehmann, III, Henry, 133
Oelschlager, Worth, 151
Oettinger, Kenneth, 76
Often, III, Roger, 133
Ogburn, Harris, 133
Ogburn, James, 102, 266
Ogburn, Marjorie, 133
Oglesby, Tommie, 133
O'Keefe, Edward, 116
O'Kelley, James, 164
Oland, Patricia, 116
Oldham, Betty, 116, 227
Oldham, Susan, 76, 288
O'Leary, Michael, 133
Oliver, Jr., George, 102
Oliver, James, 133
Oliffe. William. 133
Ollis, John, 166. 169
Olsen, John Christian, 76
Olshinski, John, 76
Olson, Lauritz, 76
Olson, Nancy, 76, 279
O'Neal, Benjamin, 102
O'Neill, Jr., John. 116
Opdyke, Susan, 76
O'Quinn, Clyde, 76, 180
Orander. Stephen. 133
Orcutt, David, 150
Organ, Dennis, 77
Ormsby, Jr., Grady. 133
Orr, James, 102, 275
Clrr, Robert, 116. 306
Orren. Donald, 102
Osborne, Colin, 116, 297
O'Toole, Dennis, 102, 175, 186
Otudeko, Bernice, 165
Overcash, Norman, 133
Overlook. Jr., Willard, 116
Overton, Ashley, 102, 331
Overton, John, 155
Overton, Sarah, 77, 287, 292
Owen, David, 102
Owen, Edward, 102
Owen, James, 102
Owen, Tony, 116
Owens, Harold, 155
Owens, Hugh, 102
Owens, Norman, 77
Owens, Patricia, 160
Owens, Thomas, 133
Oxendine, Linda, 102
Oxford, Jr., Roger, 102, 308
Pace, Charles, 133
Pace, Vincent, 102
Pack, Marvin, 77
Paddison, George, 155
Padgett, Emily, 77
Padgett, James, 165
Padgett, James L., 77, 296
Page, Eugene, 77
Page, Elizabeth, 165
Page, Richard, 133
Page, III, Robert, 77, 102
Pagett, Edward, 102, 297
Pagett, James, 77
Paige, Ricky, 133
Painter, William, 133
Paisley, Kenneth, 165
Palisoul, Alan, 116, 331
Palmer, Bruce, 77
Palmer, Charles, 77, 341
Palmer, Douglas, 133
Palmer, Hon is. 116
Palmer, John, 77
Palmer, Margaret, 102
Palmer, Mary, 77, 216, 285
Pamplin, Robert, 116
Pappas, Cathleen, 133
Pardue, David, 133
Parham, Eliza, 102, 282
Parham, Kennon, 116
Parham, William, 294
Park. Vernon, 77, 354
Parker, Charles, 102, 353
Parker, II, Dallas, 77
Parker, David A., 77
Parker, David Robert, 133
Parker, Edwin, 77, 307, 344
Parker, Ford, 77
Parker, Frank, 116, 183
Parker, Geoffrey, 77, 344
Parker, James E., 160
Parker, James J., 77
Parker, John G., 133
Parker, John H., 77, 320
Parker, Lanny, 133
Parker, Manley. 151
Parker, Marian, 133
Parker, Jr., Robert, 102
Parker, Sophie, 102
Parkin, Susan, 169
Parks, Donald. 133
Parks, Kenneth, 77
Parks, III, Owen, 151
Parmele, Alfred, 77
Parnell, Richard, 133
Parrish, David, 102
Parrish, Jr.. Walter, 144
Parson, Betty, 77, 281
Parsons, David, 144
Parsons, John, 102
Partin, Jr., Hugh, 77
Partin, Lois, 116
Paschal, III, George, 133
Paschal, Oonald, 116, 313
Pass, Mary, 168
Paster, David, 102, 338
Patterson, Nellie, 77, 158
Patrick, Evelyn, 102, 289
Patterson, Alan, 133
Patterson, David, 133
Patterson, Donald, 133
Patterson, Earl, 133
Patterson, Jr., Ernest, 133
Patterson, Simmons, 102, 180
Patterson, Jerry, 142
Patterson, John, 133
Patterson, Julia, 77, 291
Patterson, Michael, 102
Patterson, Priscilla, 77, 175, 184,
217, 291, 420
Patterson, Robert 0., 160
Patterson, Robert M., 133
Patterson, Ronnie, 102
Patterson, Thomas, 133
Patters-n, Scott, 116, 297
Patterson, William, 133
Pattisall, Jack, 116
Pattishall, Jr., David
Patty, Seldon, 151
Paul, Margaret, 102, 291
Paulsen. William, 133
Payet, Charles, 77
Payne, Carol, 50, 77, 291
Payne, John, 77
Payne, Lorna, 133
Payne, Ronald, 133
Payne, Jr., Sloane, 77
Payne, Timothy, 102, 299
Payton, Robert, 78
Peabody, Sondra, 78, 184
Peacock, Lynda Alice, 102
Peal, George, 160
Pearce, Oavid, 78
Pearce, Georgia, 102, 414, 415,
421
Pearce, Harris, 102
Pearce, Joseph, 103
Pearce, William, 133
Pearsall, David, 153
Pearson, Fredric, 116
Pearson, loren, 151
Pearson, Philip, 103
Peck, Sheldon, 141
Peebles, Joanne, 133
Peebles, Lyston, 133
Peedin, Anne, 78
Peeler, Jane, 76, 289
Pegram, Jr., Paul, 78
Pelletier, Jr., Gerald. 153, 155
Pemberton, Betty, 145, 195
Pemberton, Thomas, 78
Pender, James, 78
Pendergrass, Pamela, 133
Pendill, Jr., John, 78
Penkava, Larry, 133
Penland, Anne, 78, 189, 279
Pennell, Edwin, 150
Pennell, Samuel, 116
Pennell, Stephen, 78
Pennigar, Sara, 103
Pennington, Kenneth, 76
Pennington, Martha, 78
Penney, Carl, 151
Penny, Robert, 133
Penny, Ronald, 151
Peoples, Dallas, 103
Peoples, Lewis, 294
Peoples, Robert, 165
Pepper, Jr., Albert, 78, 176, 190
Perdue, Phillip, 142
Pergerson, Lawrence, 116
Perkerson, Kathleen, 133
Perkins, Carol, 283
Perkins, Carol Lynn, 103
Perkins, David, 78
Perkins, III, Norris, 133
Perkins, Patricia, 103
Perkins, Robert, 133
Perkins, Sandra, 103, 267
Perkins, Vernon, 103
Perrell Woodrow, 103
Perry, Carol, 78
Perry, III, Daniel, 78
Perry, Jr., Darrell. 103
Perry, Joseph, 116
Perry, Melissa, 145, 285
Perry, Richard, 103
Perry, Richard T., 116
Perry, Roland, 116
Perrymen, Charles, 78
Peters, Carol, 116, 285, 426
Peterson, Frank, 103
Peterson, Harry, 133
Peterson, III, Henry, 103
Peterson, James, 133
Peterson, Jr., Robert
Peterson, Robert H., 103
Peterson, Thomas, 144
Peterson, Victor, 117
Petitt, Jerry, 103
Petree, John, 353
Petree, Tony, 78
Petrie, John, 353
Pettigrew, Jr., Robert, 133
Pharr, Neil, 158, 356
Phelps, Nicky, 117
Phenicie, Ann, 78, 293
Phifer, Melvin, 116
Phillips, Jr., Freeman, 133
Phillips, Jr., Grady, 160
Phillips, Jr., Harold. 103
Phillips, Hilliard, 103
Phillips, John, 117
Phillips, Judie, 156, 159
Phillips, Kenneth, 133
Phillips, Margaret, 134
Phillips, Matti, 78
Phillips, Jr., Robert, 144
Phillips, Robert P.., 78
Phillips, Roy, 134
Phillips, Stanley, 78
Phillips, Thomas, 103
Phillips, Jr.. William. 78
Phillips, William R . 149
Phipps, Charles, 134
Phipps, Eugene, 134
Phipps, Philip, 134
Piacentino, Edward, 103
Piaski, Philip, 134
Pidcoe, Vern, 165
Pierce, Carol, 145
Pierce, Richard, 134
Pierce, III. William. 117
Pierczynski, Sara, 134
Pierson, Dallis, 165
Pierson, Sue, 134
Pietersz, Ray, 117
Pigott, Robert, 134
Pike, Alan, 78, 322
Pike, III, Joseph, 160, 356
Pinkham. Jimmy, 103
Pinkston, Peggy, 134
Pinnix, III, John, 160
Pinson, Jr., Joseph, 134
Pippin, Robert, 78
Pitt, Joseph, 134
Pitt, Olivia, 134
Pitt, Walter, 103
Pittard, Robert, 103, 266
Pittman, David, 134
Pittman, Houston, 153
Pittman, Marshall, 117
Pittman, Michael, 117
Pittman, Nancy, 134
Pittman, Robert, 134
Pittman, Sandra, 78
Pittman, Virginia, 78
Pittman, William B , 103, 183, 193
Pittman, Jr., William G., 134
Pitts, Robert, 78
Planck, Joseph, 103
Piatt, III, George, 78
Pleasant, Jr., Riley, 142
Plisco, Irwin, 117, 160. 336
Plonk, George, 134
Plummer, Cleta, 134
Plummer, Douglas, 103
Poe, Jr., Charles, 134, 268
Poe, Jr., William, 103
Poitras, Paul, 165
Poitras, Robert, 103
Polk, Claudia, 134
Polk, John, 103
Polk, Larry, 103, 299
Pollane, Leonard, 78
Pollard, Elizabeth, 103, 279, 292
Pollard, Jack, 78
Pollock, Jr., Carlton, 103
Pollock, Roy, 134
Pond, Jonathan, 103
Pons, Roy, 155
Pool, R. A., 103
Poole, Jr., Joseph, 103
Poole, William, 94
Poore, Jr., James, 103, 270
Pope, Clarence, 117, 316
Pope, James, 103
Pope, John, 79, 326
Pope, Patrick, 79
Pope, Tony, 117
Poplin, Homer, 103
Poplin, III, Robert, 117
Porter, III, James, 134
Porter, Jo, 134
Porter, Joel, 117, 351
Porter, Joseph, 134
Porter, Jr., Lee, 143
Porter, Paul, 79
Porter, Susan, 103
Potter, Frank, 103. 353
Potter, Harriett, 79
Potter, James, 103, 353
Potter, Jr., William, 79, 333
Povill, Gary. 134
Powell, Jr., Benjamin, 117
Powell, Jr., Edwin, 103
Powell, John, 154
Powell, Joanne, 79
Powell, Kenneth, 117
Powell, Marilyn, 103, 283
Powell, Martha, 79, 283
Powell, Richard, 103, 351
Powell, Robert, 103
Powell, Jr., Robert, 103, 182, 216,
301
Powell, William, 158, 348
Powers, Charles, 149
Powers, James S., 153
Powers, James W., 117
Powers, Wayne, 117
Prather, Carl, 134
Pratt, Cynthia, 103
Pressly, James, 155
Pressly, Jennings, 134
Preston, Carl, 103
Prevost, Whitewer, 79
Price, Barbara, 134
Price, Betsey, 103, 168
Price, Oonald, 134
Price, Doris, 103
Price, Janet, 79, 211, 283
Price, Malcolm, 134
Price, Margaret, 79
Price, Nancy, 79
Price, Philip, 117
Price, Ronny, 134
Price, Steven, 134
Price, William, 103
Prickett, Jr., Carlton, 151
Pridgen, Larry, 134
Pridgen, Robin, 103
Priest. Jr., Gordon, 134
Priester, Frederick, 117
Prillaman. Donald, 79
Prince, Mary, 103, 279
Prince, Virginia, 79. 217, 289
Prindle, Randall, 103
Pringle, Robert, 79
Printz, Oon. 155
Pritchard, Kenneth, 134
Prichett, Mareille, 103
Privette, Janet. 103
Privette, Jr., William, 134
Probst, Lynn, 79
Proctor, Alan, 103
Proctor, Camille, 154
Proctor, James, 103
Provo, Andrew, 134
Provo, Donna, 117
Pruett, Jimmy, 103
Pruett, III, Samuel, 134
Pruitt, Walker, 134
Pryer. Jr., Claude, 79
Pryor, James, 79
Pugh, Elizabeth, 117
Pugh, Jackson, 103
Pugh, Jr., James, 103
Pulsifer, James. 79
Pults, David, 134
Purcell, Barbara, 134
Purdom, Eugene, 151
Purdie, Elaine, 103, 175,283
Purdy, Frank, 134
Purdy, Rob, 79
Purdy, William, 117, 187, 313
Putnam, Jr., Russell, 103
Pyne, John, 117, 329
Queen, Jr., James, 134
Gueen, Roger, 134
Quick, John, 117, 383
Quick, William, 79
Quinn, Beverly, 134
Quinn, David, 134
Raban, Reginald, 103, 299
Rabb, Michael, 108, 117, 305
Rachide, Frederick, 160, 356
Radford, John, 134
Radford, Jon, 134
Radford, Jr., 165
Rafferty, James, 134
Ragan, Bradley, 134
Ragan, Jr., Thomas, 117
Raines, Hubert, 79, 346
Rainey, Hal, 117, 301
Rainey, Petrie, 117
Raker, Don, 103
Rakestraw, Frank, 79
Raley, Nancy, 103
Ramage, Nancy, 79, 281
Rambo, James, 103
Ramsay, Oavid, 117
Ramsey, Cynthia, 117
Ramsey, James, 134
Ramsey, Roger, 134
Randall, Annette, 103
Randolph, Christopher, 103, 301
Raney, Jr., William, 134
Rankin, Haywood, 117
Rankin, Nancy, 103
Rankin, III, Pressley, 103
Rannells, William, 117
Paper. Laura, 117
Raper, William, 117, 294
Rapp, David, 134
Rarback, Sheri, 79
Rasmussen, Jr., Richard, 103
Rathbun, Alexandra, 79
Rattner, Victor, 134
Rawlins, John, 159
Ray, Brian, 117
Ray, David, 117
Ray, Edward, 134
Ray, Flossie, 103
Ray, III, James, 103
Ray, Kenneth, 134
Ray, Linda, 117
Ray, Marcia, 145
Ray, Wesley, 103
Raymond, Eugene, 79
Raymond, Janice, 134
Raynor, Bobby, 142, 301
Raynor, Douglas, 134
Read, Guy, 79
Read, Jr., Robert, 117, 175, 301
Ready, William, 79
Reames, Frederick, 117
Reaves, Lacy, 134, 187
Reaves, Thomas, 143
Reavis, Johnny, 103
Reavis, Judith, 117
Reavis, Paul, 117
Rector, Gary, 134
Rector, Gene, 79, 197, 263
Redd, Francis, 103
Redden, Charles, 79
Redding, Bobby, 165
Redmon, John, 103, 329
Redmond, II, Edgar, 117
Reed, Christopher, 79
Reed, James, 103
Reed, James Ronald, 134
Reed, Mark, 103
Reed, Nancy, 79
Reedy, Vida, 80, 188
Reel, William, 117
Reese, Norman, 103
Reeves, David, 294
Reeves, Greylin, 80, 180, 281
Reeves, Linda, 80
Reeves, III, Ralph, 134
Regdon, Ardith. 165
Reich, Otto, 80, 255
Reichle, Mary, 103
Reid, Carolyn, 80
Reid, George, 103
Reid, Harold, 117, 297
Reid, Howard, 134
Reid, Javan, 80
Reid, Jr., Lewis
Reid, Nicholas, 134
Reid, Paul, 169
Reid, Jr., William, 80
Reider, Horace, 103, 301
Reifsnider. Donna, 117
Reignwater. Nancy, 103
Reitzel, Elizabeth, 103, 281
Remer, Bryan, 80
Remsburg, Virginia, 60, 281, 292
Rendleman, III, David, 80, 271
Renegar, Gary, 103
Renfrew, James, 134
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Renfrow. William, 103
Renn, Michael, 134
Reybitz, Chester, 149
Reynolds, Ann, 80
Reynolds, Brugh, 134
Reynolds, Jr., Claude, 60
Reynolds, Jr., Frank, 134
Reynolds, Richard, 134
Reynolds, III, Roger, 134, 181
Reynolds, Stephen, 134
Reynolds, Thomas, 103
Rhew, Garris, 134
Rhew, Marilyn, 168, 357
Rhoades, Nancy, 134
Rhodarmer, Mary, 80
Rhoden, Charles, 160, 356
Rhodes, Barbara, 145
Rhodes, Dale, 103
Rhodes, George, 134
Rhodes, Murden, 80
Rhodes, Patrick, 117
Rhodes, Robert, 134
Rhodes, Samuel, 80
Rhodes, Jr., Ted, 80
Rhodes, Thomas, 134
Rhoney, Dale, 103
Rhyne, Joseph, 117
Rhyne, Richard, 117
Rice, Charles, 134
Rice, Edward, 134
Rice, Elizabeth, 117,179
Rice, Frances, 134
Rice, Sheila, 80
Rich, David, 103
Rich. Dwight, 103
Richard, Jr., Charles, 80, 272, 275
Richards, Jr., Benjamin, 165
Richards. Judith, 80
Richardson, Augustus, 134
Richardson, David, 134
Richardson, George, 80, 341
Richardson, Janet, 145
Richardson, Kathryn, 103
Richardson, Lance, 117
Richbourg, Alison, 134
Richbourg, James, 117
Richter. Jr., Lawrence, 117, 331
Rickard, II, Hearne, 348
Rickards, Robert, 103
Rickelton, David, 159
Rickman. Robert, 117
Ricks, John, 151
Ricks, Susan, 103, 192, 281
Ricks, Wayne, 117
Riddick, Harry, 134
Riddle, Mary, 80, 289
Ridenhour, Calvin, 134
Ridenhour, III, Monroe, 80, 346
Ridout, Henry, 143
Rierson, Gwendolyn, 117, 182
Riggan, Margaret, 134
Riggan, Jr., William, 117
Riggins, Barbara, 134
Rike. Judy, 80. 293
Riker, III, Philip, 117, 176, 303
Rimer, Alan, 165
Rinehardt, William, 117
Rion, Aubrey, 80
Ripa. Paul, 103
Risnian, Eric, 80
Ritchie, Gordon, 134
Ritchie, Lewis, 134
Ritter, Linda, 134
Rivers, Lawrence, 141
Rives, Elisebeth, 103
Roach, Leonard, 80, 301
Roaoman, Larry, 117, 322
Robb, Elizabeth. 108, 117,283
Robb, James, 103. 297
Robbins, Jr., Charles, 117
Robbins, III, Charles, 104
Robbins, Edward, 117
Robbins, James, 104
Roberson, Edwin, 104
Roberson, Samuel, 134
Roberson, Theodore, 143
Robert, George, 104
Roberts, Bruce, 134
Roberts, Cecelia, 134
Roberts, Cornelia, 80
Roberts, Gana, 80, 199, 216, 293
Roberts, Grace, 104
Roberts, Janet, 104, 283, 292
Roberts, John, 134
Roberts, Lawrence, 80
Roberts, Leonard, 117
Roberts, III. Warren, 134
Robertson, Jr., Crowder, 117
Robertson, Jr., Francis. 117, 181
Russell, Susan, 81, 281
Ruth, Marian, 81
Rutherford, Weaver, 104
Rutledge, James. 104
Rutledge, Jetty, 81
Rutledge, John, 135
Rutledge, Larry, 81
Rybka, Judith, 135
Ryland, Shirley, 81, 189,281
Robertson, Patricia, 80, 281
Robertson, Stephen, 134
Robertson, Thomas. 135
Robertson, Jr., William, 104, 181,
351
Robertson, William D., 135
Robertson, Jr., Yancey, 104
Robey, Elizabeth, 104, 285
Robinson, Arthur, 104
Robinson, Jr., Clyde, 159
Robinson, David, 104, 354
Robinson, Ellen, 117
Robinson, Esta, 117
Robinson, Estelle, 165
Robinson, James L., 80, 187
Robinson, James R. L, 150
Robinson, Jerry, 135, 353
Robinson, Jr., John, 135
Robinson, Jon. 165
Robinson, Kathryn, 117, 188
Robinson, Kenneth, 80
Robinson, Roland, 117
Robinson, Ronald L, 104, 353
Robinson, Ronald P., 117
Robinson, Jr., Royce, 135
Robinson, Russell, 135
Robinson, Sally, 165
Robinson, Jr., Sam, 104
Robinson, Terrell, 104
Robinson, Thomas, 135
Robinson, William, 81, 193, 351
Robinson, William P., 81
Robinson, Suzzanne, 81
Robson, Jr., Charles, 147, 149
Rock, Ronnie, 135
Rodden, Jim, 135
Rodgers, Margaret, 104
Rodgers, Jr., Raymond, 81
Rodriguez, III, Joseph, 81
Rogan, Patrick, 104
Rogers, Francina, 135
Rogers, III, Fred, 81, 297
Rogers, George, 117
Rogers, Jr., Hugh, 151
Rogers, Joseph, 104
Rogers, Lucy, 81
Rogers, Nancy, 104
Rogers, Randall, 117
Rogers, Thomas 0., 104
Rogers, Thomas T., 81 . 199
Rogers, Jr., Weaver, 135
Rogers, William C, 117
Rogers, Jr., William H., 81, 353
Rogers, William L., 117
Rogers, William 0., 117
Rollins, Glenn, 104, 197
Rollins, Paul, 117
Rollins, William, 135
Roney, Jr., John, 81,271
Ronman, Peter E., 135
Roper, II, Albert, 155
Roper, Sandra, 104, 293
Rose, Charles H , 165
Rose, Charles W., 135
Rose, Sharon, 117, 184, 187,217
Rose, William, 135
Rosefield, Jr., Herbert, 81
Roseman, Craig, 81
Roseman, John, 135
Rosen, Stewart, 135, 266
Rosenbaum, Franklin. 81, 338
Rosenbaum, Jerry, 142
Rosenblum, Stephen, 104
Roshan, Syed, 165
Roskind, Robert, 135, 180
Ross, Barbara, 81
Ross, Johnny, 81
Ross, Juliette, 81
Ross, Randy, 104
Roth, Benjamin, 104, 253
Rothermel, Joel, 153, 155
Rothstein, Lilly, 104
Roughton, John, 104, 294
Roughton, William, 117
Rouse, Carrie, 135
Rouse, David, 149
Rouse, Helen, 81
Rouse, Jerry, 104, 198, 263
Rouse, III, John, 135
Rouse, III, Robert, 135
Roush, Fred, 81
Rouzer, Charles, 81
Roozer, William. 81
Roveano, Victoria, 104, 285
Rowe, David, 81, 217
Rowe, Mary, 135
Rowe, Mary Gail, 104
Rowe, Jr., Roy, 117
Rowe. William. 135
Royall, Kenneth, 135
Roycroft, William, 158
Royster. Bobby, 117
Rubin, David. 154
Rubin, Joseph, 150
Rubin, William, 104
Rucker, Catherine, 104
Rudell. Frederick. 81
Rudisill, Betty, 104
Rudisill. Jr., Jesse, 135
Ruehl. Ill, Victor, 81,259
Ruff, George, 104
Rufty, Joe, 104, 320
Rule. William, 135
Rumley, Patricia, 81, 217, 283
Rush, James. 104
Rush, John, 135
Rusmisell, Keith, 135
Russ, 104
Russ, Nancy, 117
Russell, Mary, 104. 281
Russell, Bayard, 301
Russell, Douglas. 155
Russell, Jane, 152. 189
Russell, Joseph, 153
Russell, Paula, 81, 289, 292
Russell, Raymond, 149
Sabiston, Walter, 155
Sadler, Gail, 135. 179
Sadler, George, 81
Sadler, Thomas, 117
Sadusk, George, 135
Saen, George, 117, 313
Sain, James, 117, 315
Sale, Alvin, 135
Salmony, Lawrence, 117, 331
Salter, Alonza, 135
Salter. Edwin, 135
Salvati, Ronald, 117
Samonds, Bernard, 135
Sampson, Jr., Alfred, 151
Sams, III, Walter, 117
Samuels, Joyce, 81
Sandbank, Mark, 117
Sanders, James, 82, 275
Sanders, Leslie, 135
Sanderson, Genevia, 82
Sandlin, Carole, 82, 217, 283
Sands, Jr., James, 82
Sanford, James, 135
Sarratt, John, 135, 216
Sasser, William, 104
Satisky, Evelyn, 104
Satisky, Howard, 104, 325
Satisky, Stephen, 135
Satterfield, William, 143
Satterfield. Jr., William, 82
Sauder, John, 117
Sauer, Candice, 135
Saukery, Roger, 104
Saum, David, 104
Saunders, Chase, 135, 177
Saunders, Douglas, 135
Saunders, III, Jack, 82
Sounders, Kenneth, 82
Saunders, Stuart, 150
Saunders, Phillip, 104
Saunders, Ml, Richard, 104
Savage, Phillip, 82
Savage, Jr., Robert, 117
Savitz, Stephen, 135. 216
Sawyer, Jr., Harold, 301
Sawyer. Janet, 117
Sawyer, Jr., Logan, 117
Sawyer, Nancy, 117
Saxon, Jr., Hugh, 117, 338
Sayers, Donald, 151
Sayre, Jr., 144
Say re, June, 135
Sayre, Richard. 82, 178
Sayre, Sally. 135
Scarboro, Edward, 104
Scarborough, 104, 293
Scarborough, Steve, 117
Schaber, Carol, 135
Schafer, Gerald, 104, 198
Schafer, Mark, 135, 182
Schaffer, Paul, 82
Scharff, Charlotte, 104
Schaum, Alice, 104. 189, 287
Scheer, Frederick. 82
Schell, Pamela, 82
Schell, Walter, 135
Scherr, III, Harry, 104
Schiller, Mary, 160
Schiltz, David, 82
Schlenger. William, 104
Schmick, Charles, 104
Schmidt, Fredrick, 117
Schmidt, William, 82, 302, 303,
345
Schnagel, William, 104
Schneider, Robert, 104
Schochet, Kenneth, 135, 216
Schonfeld, Warren, 135, 182
Schoo, John, 104
Schroer, Richard, 135
Schuler, Jane, 104, 287
Schultz, Frances, 135
Schultz, Howard, 135
Schulz, Shepherd, 151
Schumacher, Christine. 135
Schussel, Robert, 82, 211
Schwab, Nelson, 104. 303
Schwartz, Arthur, 135
Schwartz, Barry, 117, 214
Schworm. William. 135
Scognamillo. Frank. 135
Scott. Jr., Albert, 118
Scott. Charles, 118
Scott, Charles, 155
Scott, Jr., Elmer, 149
Scott, Gary, 104, 354
Scott, Henry, 82, 187, 297
Scott, Jr.. Jack. 104
Scott, John, 135
Scott, Mary. 92, 104, 291
Scott. Michael. 135
Scott, Nancy, 135
Scott, Oriana, 82, 289
Scott, 82
Scott, 135
Scott. Jr., William, 118
Scovel, Terry, 104
Scovil, Elizabeth. 82, 189, 285
Scroggs, Jan, 135
Scruggs, Jimmie, 104, 346
Scurry, William, 118
Seaman. Louis. 104, 299
Seate, Billy, 104
Seaton, III, Grover, 82
Seaton. Paul. 82
Seawell, Cynthia. 82
Seawell, Ellon. 159. 161, 357
Seawell, Terrell. 104
Sechier. Kenneth. 118
Sechrist, Douglas, 82
Sedlacek. Cheryl. 104, 424
Scibel, Mary, 135
Sella. Andrew, 135
Selby, Thomas, 135
Selden, Samuel, 104, 175
Sellers, Alva, 158
Sellers, Clarence, 82
Sellers, James, 104
Sellers, Kenneth, 104
Serra, Frank, 135
Serunian, Barry, 104
Sessoms, John, 118
Sessoms, Jr., Merville, 104, 354
Sessoms, Jr., Stuart, 135
Sessoms, Jr., William, 82
Seetlemire, Earl, 104
Setzer, Bobby, 160
Sevier, Robert, 155
Sewell, Jr., Cecil, 135
Sexton, Daniel, 104
Seymond, Hubert, 351
Seymour, Dennis, 135
Seymour, Hubert, 135
Seymour, Jr., James, 104
Seymour, Margaret, 118
Shadburn, Paul, 118
Shade, Robert, 118
Shatter, Carol, A., 104, 165, 189,
285
Shaffer, Charlotte, 104, 217, 281
Shaffer, Eleanor, 104
Shanks, Elizabeth, 118
Shannon, Maureen, 152, 175, 217,
279
Shapard, Carolyn, 82
Sharer, Douglas, 135
Sharna, Santosh, 165
Sharp, David, 104
Sharpe, Allen, 149
Sharpe, Dan, 118
Sharpe, II, Harold, 118
Sharpe, Lawrence, 82
Shavender, Eugene, 154
Shaw, III, Alexander, 82
Shaw, Gerald, 82
Shaw, John L, 82
Shaw, John w.. 135
Shaw, Margaret, 159, 357
Shaw, Jr., Theodore, 159
Shearer, Susann, 104, 287
Shearin, Jr., Norman, 104
Shearon, Cameron, 82
Shearon, David, 104
Shearon, Kenneth, 104
Shedd, John, 135
Shedd, Steven, 135
Sheehan, Charles, 104, 320
Sheehan, John, 135
Sheehan, William, 82
Sheeley, Royal, 83
Sheets, Lydia, 83, 180. 285
Sheffield, Jr., Lucius, 83
Shelburne, John, 83
Shell, Jr., William, 104
Shelley, Dewey, 83
Shelor, Adelaide, 104
Shelton, Clavis, 141
She Hon, Frank, 143
Shelton, James, 151
Shelton, Sandra, 118
Shepard, Allen, 104. 249. 354
Shepherd, Gloria, 104, 188
Shepherd, John, 104
Shepherd, Lois, 83,279
Shepherd, III, Walton, 135
Sheppard, Jr., James, 135
Sheppard, John, 135
Sheps. David, 153
Shepsle, Kenneth, 83
Sherman, Joelyn, 135
Sherman, Lisa, 118, 217
Sherrill, Guy, 135
Sherrill, Jr., Lee, 83, 336
Sherrill, Mary, 135
Sherwood, II, George, 105
Sherwood, William, 142
Sheumaker, Margaret, 83
Shields, Jr., Edgar. 105
Shields, Frank, 118
Shields, William, 105, 267
Shimkus, James. 166, 168
Shinn, Harold, 83
Shinn, Ronald, 135. 197
Shipman, Boyce. 135
Shipman, Robert. 83
Shipman, Sally, 83. 287, 422
Shivar. William, 135
Shivers. James, 105
Shoaf, Jr., M., 151
Shoaf, Michael, 118
Shoffner, Kenneth, 135
Shoffner. Robert, 105
Shore, Charles. 105. 354
Short, Margaret, 135
Short, Ronald. 118
Shorten. Richard, 105
Shotwell. Randolph. 165
Shreve, Brandon. 118
Shrum, James, 135
Shuff, Jr., Landon, 83, 175, 184
Shuford, Abel, 83
Shuford, Gene, 142
Shuman, Donald, 135
Shumpert, Harry, 83
Shuping, Paul, 135
Sickerott, Candace, 105, 289
Sides, Richard. 118
Siebenschuh, Frederick, 118
Sieber, Linda, 135
Sigmon, Mary, 135
Sigmon, Thomas, 135
Slier. Jr . Arch. 135
Siler, Barry, 118
Siler, John, 135
Silver, Jr., Charles, 118
Silverstein, Eric, 118, 336
Simerly, David, 105, 175
Simmons, Jr., Calvin, 160
Simmons, Ernest, 118, 175, 264
Simmons, Glenn, 105
Simmons, Patricia, 105
Simmons, Robert, 135
Simmons, Stephen, 135
Simmons, Thomas, 83, 341
Simmons, William, 83
Simms, Thomas, 135
Simon, Gail, 83
Simon, Lawrence, 83
Simon, Lloyd, 135, 175
Simon, Lynn, 135
Simons, James, 105
Simons, Jr., Robert, 83
Simons, Jr., William, 83
Simpson, Alan, 136
Simpson, David, 141
Simpson, David S., 83
Simpson, Dennis, 83
Simpson, Jr., Eugene, 136
Simpson, III, George, 105
Simpson, James, 118
Simpson, Joel, 118, 177,354
Simpson, John L., 136
Simpson, John M., 136
Simpson, Jr., John R., 105
Simpson, Larry, 118, 354
Simpson, Rosemary, 118
Simpson, Sarah, 118
Simpson, William, 118
Sims, Faryl, 83, 176
Sims, Jean, 83, 280
Sims, III, Marion, 83
Sinclair, Janet, 160
Singer, Richard, 151
Singletary, Anna, 136
Singleton, Frank, 105
Singleton, Susan, 83, 281
Sink, Freddie, 136
Sinness, Marit, 83
Sipe, Kerry, 105, 195
Sipka, Jr., Louis, 136
Sitterson, Jr., Joseph, 105
Sitterson, III, Simon, 136, 178
Sizemore, Lynne, 83
Sizemore, Jr., Ray, 118
Skinner, Armeta, 105
Skinner, Jr., Henry, 118, 255
Skinner, III. John, 118
Skinner, Phillip, 118
Slade, Jr., Charles, 136
Slaughter, Katherine. 118, 189
Slawter, William, 118
Slebos, William, 105, 305
Sledge, Charles, 83
Sleeper. Russell, 105, 175
Sloop, Charles, 118
Sloop, Jr., Frank, 136
Small, Lynn, 136
Small, Jr., James. 118
Small, Ronald, 154
Smarr, Albert, 150
Smith, Alan F., 105
Smith, Alan K., 118
Smith, Alan R., 136
Smith, Alan V., 118
Smith, Alexa, 83, 181. 272, 284
Smith, Jr., Andrew, 83
Smith, Belvin, 118
Smith, Cameron. 84
Smith, Carol, 105. 199
Smith, Carolyn, 84, 188,256
Smith, Jr., Charles, 105, 333
Smith, Claud. 136
Smith, Claudia, 136
Smith, Dan, 84
Smith, David, 105
Smith, Earl, 136
Smith, Edgar, 136
Smith, Edwin. 118
Smith, Franklin, 84
Smith, Garnett, 136,175
Smith, Jr., George, 136
Smith, Gilbert, 84
Smith, Gregory, 136
Smith, Guy P., 84
Smith, Guy W., 84
Smith, Harold, 118. 356
Smith, Jr., Harold, 105
Smith, Henry, 136
Smith, Jr., J. Troy, 150
Smith, James E., 105, 259
Smith, James P., 84, 175,187
Smith, Jerome, 136
Smith, John, 84
Smith, Kathryn, 136
Smith, Jr., Kenneth D.. 118
Smith, Kenneth L, 105
Smith, Larry E., 84
Smith, Larry L., 136
Smith, Lester, 136
Smith, Louise, 105
Smith, Marion. 168
Smith, Mark, 136
Smith, Matthew. 105
Smith, Merle, 84
Smith, Michael, 136
Smith, Jr.. Murrell. 84
Smith, Patricia. 136
Smith, Paul, 118
Smith, Peter, 136
Smith, Richard J.. 118
Smith, Richard W., 136
Smith, Robert, 84, 266
Smith, Roderick, 105
Smith, Rodney, 136
Smith, Roger P., 136
Smith, Roger W., 150
Smith, Ronald, 105
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Smith, Sally, 105
Smith, Sarah, 136
Smith, Sidney, 160, 348
Smith, Stephen A., 105
Smith, Stephen D., 136
Smith, Stephen w ., 136
Smith, Susan, 145, 195
Smith, Susanne, 118
Smith, Thomas E., 136
Smith, Thomas S., 150
Smith, Jr., Warren, 141
Smith, Jr., William B., 118
Smith, William C, 136
Smith, William M., 84
Smith, Jr., Young, 84
Smithers, Mary Ann, 118, 422
Smithwick, Jr., Bryan, 136
Smithwick, James, 84
Smittle, Patricia, 145
Smoake, Ernest, 105
Smyre, Larry, 159
Smyre, Lee, 155
Smyre, Melford, 136
Snead, Charlotte, 168
Sneed, John, 105, 297
Snipes, Jr., Lyman, 105
Snipes, Raymond, 136, 175
Snow, Gregory, 136
Snow, Wiley, 136
Snowdon, Henry, 136
Snuggs, Jr., Edgar, 105
Snyder, Jr., Charles, 84
Snyder, Joseph, 84
Snyder, Peter, 118
Sobol, John, 105, 197
Sockwell, Jr., James, 136
Soles, Douglas. 136
Solomon, Lucas. 105, 187
Solter, Alan, 158
Somers, Marcia, 136
Sondey, Jo Ann, 84
Sossomon, Creighton, 84
Southerland, Fendal. 136
Southerland, John, 136
Southerland, Mickey. 105
Southerland, R. Carole, 84, 199,
283
Southern, Jr., John, 136
Southern, Michael. 136
Southern, Jr., Russell. 84
Spalding, IV, Jack. 118
Spalding, Lyman. 136
Spangler, Jr., Arthur, 144
Sparks, Cecilia, 136
Sparks, Stephen, 105, 297
Sparks, William, 118
Sparrow, Donald, 105, 331
Sparrow, John, 84
Sparrow, Patricia, 166, 169
Sparrow, Ronald, 105, 315
Sparrow, Roy. 84
Spaugh, Shirley. 105
Spaulding. Jr., Beniamin, 105
Speaks, William. 136
Spears, Edgar, 105
Spears, Michael, 136
Speas, Claudia. 105
Speas, John, 136
Speir, Alan, 136
Spell, James, 84
Spell, John, 84
Spell, Kris. 136
Spell, III, Oscar, 84
Spencer, James, 105
Spencer, Jennifer, 84
Spencer, John D ., 136
Spencer, John H . 105, 274
Spencer, Marilyn. 105
Spencer, Mary, 105
Spencer, Ross, 105
Spencer, Stephen, 136
Spencer, Thomas, 105, 268
Spiliotis, Peter, 136
Soillman. Ray, 118
Spivey, Charles, 84
Spivey, Elizabeth, 155
Sprinkle, James, 136
Sprinkle. Ronnie, 136
Soruill. James, 155
Spurlock. Sara, 136
Stables, Roger, 118
Stacy, Gerald, 136
Stacy, John, 160
Stacy, Mary, 105
Starlin, John, 136
Stafford, Susan, 136
Staggers. Samuel, 105. 345
Stainback, Robert. 118
Stallings, John, 160
Stalling;, John. 149
Stallings, Jr., Julius, 136
Stallings, Jr., Lindsev. 118, 353
Stallings, Mary, 84. 211
Stallings, Susan, 136
Stallings, Wallace, 136
Stambaugh. Mark, 136
Stamps, Lyttleton, 118
Stancil, John. 160
Standi, Judith. 152
Stancil, Richard, 136
Stanley, Charles, 85, 341
Stanley, Donald, 105
Stanley, Gregory, 136
Stanley, Randall. 118
Stanley, Jr., William, 151
Stanton, Diana, 136
Stapleton, Charles. 84
Stapp, Jr., Fred. 320
Starczewski, Robert, 84
Starer, Susan, 105
Stark, Lucien, 85
Starling, Claude, 136
Starling, Kenneth, 136
Starnes, Jr., Stanley, 136
Starnes, Jeanne, 105
Starnes, Jerry, 118
Starnes. Richard, 105, 299
Staropoli, Glen, 136
Statler, James, 105, 336
Staton, James, 136
Staton, Marshall, 136
Stedman, Charles, 105
Steed, Clark, 105
Steed. Roland, 151
Steele, John, 85
Steele, Jr., Kenneth, 85, 354
Steele, Robert, 136
Steele, Walter, 155
Steelman, Nancy, 105
Steelman, Ronald, 144
Stein. Andrea, 136
Steinbock, Delmar, 105
Steinbrecher, Alan, 118, 301
Stem, Mary, 105
Stephens, Courtney, 105
Stephens, David, 136
Stephens, Don, 85
Stephens, Donald, 105
Stephens, Hugh, 105
Stephens, Page, 136
Stephens, Richard, 136
Stephens, Ronald, 105
Stephenson, Alan, 105, 294
Stephenson, Carolyn, 136
Stephenson, Larry, 118
Stephenson, Mary, 105
Stephenson, Norma, 105, 293
Stepp, Alfred, 141
Stevens, Jr., Elliott, 155
Stevens, Jr., Hugh, 151
Stevens, James R., 169
Stevens, James W., 136
Stevens, Wade, 85
Stevenson, Gail, 85, 283
Stevenson, Sina, 136
Stewart, Carl. 85, 193
Stewart, Jr., Harry, 136
Stewart, Janice, 105
Stewart, John, 85, 248
Stewart, Samuel, 118
Stewart, Wanda, 136
Stigail, Larry, 136
Stike. Johnny, 143
Stikeleather, James, 105
Still, David, 118
Stinson, Thomas, 105
St. John, Sara, 85, 189, 256
Stockdale, Jerry, 105
Stocks, Maurice, 136
Stoff, Eric. 136
Stogner, Larry, 136
Stokely, William, 105
Stokes, Jefferson, 85
Stokes, Richard, 85
Stone, Duke. 136
Stone, Jr., Harold, 143
Stone, Jr., Howard, 118
Stone, James E., 136
Stone, James M 105
Stone, Linda, 85
Stone, Raymond, 118
Stone, Richard, 85. 299
Stone. William, 105, 351
Stonestreet, James. 143
Story, Mary, 85, 279
Story, Jr.. Willie. 105, 294
Stout, Frank, 143
Stout. John, 299
Stovall, Harry, 105
Stover, Charles, 85
Stowe, Eleanor, 85, 281, 421
Strader, Sandra, 105
Stragand, William. 118
Strange, Jr., Aubrey, 118, 354
Strange, Charlton, 141
Stratten, Gaye, 118
Straughan, John. 136
Strawbridge, John, 118
Strayhorn, Jimmy, 85
Streaker, James, 105
Streater, Donald, 136
Stretmater, Robert. 85
Strickland, Grady, 85
Strickland, John. 118, 301
Strickland. Matthew, 118
Strickland, Jr.. Ralph. 105, 263
Strickland. Ronald. 136
Strickler, David, 136
Stringer, Jr., Edward, 85
Strom, Gerry. 85
Stromeyer, William. 136
Stronach, Samuel, 85
Strong, Sally, 85
Strong, Susan, 85
Strother. Mary, 85. 283
Stroud, Beverly, 85
Stroud, Charles, 142
Stroud, Ja,nes, 105, 346
Stroud, Joseph, 105
Strupler, Patricia, 118, 188
Stubbs, John, 105
Stuhr, David. 160
Stumpf, Sheila. 85
Stupak, John, 105
Sturdevant, Pau'a, 427
Sturdevant, Paula, 105
Stutts, Jr.. Clyde. 137
Styers, Richard. 137
Styron, Elvin, 137
Styron, Gaye, 85
Sudderth, Stephen, 160, 348
Sugg, Margaret, 137, 188
Suggs, Helen, 85
Suggs, Morris, 165
Sulecki, Richard, 118
Sullesta, Enriqueta, 165
Sullivan, Harry, 158
Sullivan, Terrence, 105, 274
Summerlin, 111, Charles, 137
Summers, Andrew, 137
Summey, Ann, 160
Summey, Dan, 137
Summey, II, Paul, 118
Sumner, Jr., John, 105
Surratt, John, 105, 258
Surratt, Sherry, 105. 188
Sutphin, Richard, 105
Suttle, James, 118
Suttles, Thomas, 118
Sutton, Charles, 85, 346
Sutton, Frank, 137
Sutton, George, 85, 333
Sutton, Johnnie. 160
Sutton, Judith, 105
Sutton, Pattye, 137
Sutton, Roger, 137
Sutton, Turner, 105
Swaim, Jr., Lindian, 137
Swaim, Ronnie, 160
Swaim, Rusty, 118
Swain, Blair, 86
Swain, Ronnie, 348
Swann, Michael, 137
Swanson, David, 86
Swanson, Merry, 105, 283
Swartley, John, 137
Swearingen, Jr., Charles, 137
Sweeney, David, 86
Swendiman, Alan, 137
Swepston, III, Lee, 137
Swerdlott, George, 165
Swisher, Cynthia, 153
Swofford, Ronald, 86
Swofford, William, 105, 299
Sykes, Alan, 137
Sykes, Jr., Claude, 105
Sykes, Jr., Robert, 159
Symonds, Peter, 106, 329
Szczerbiak, Isabelle, 86
Szittya, Penn, 86
Talbert, Katherine, 106, 283
Talbert, Terry, 137
Talbot, Walter, 119
Tallent, Clyde, 86
Talmadge, Jr., Sam, 86
Tanner, Emily, 86, 287, 292
Tanner, James, 118, 315
Tanner, Ronald, 106
Tanny, Stephen, 137
Tao, Fumiyo, 118
Tario, Patricia, 106
Tarlton, Jerry, 137
Tart, Johnny, 86
Tart, Virginia, 137
Tartagcia, III, Daniel, 86
Tarver, Margaret, 86, 279
Tasker, Tamara, 106, 216, 287
Tate, Jack, 86, 184
Tate, III, John A., 137
Tate, III, John C, 118
Tate, William C, 118, 182
Tate, William S., 137
Tatum, Rebecca, 92, 106, 281
Tatum, Richard, 118
Tatum, William, 137
Taul, Virginia, 86
Taylor, Alice, 86, 283, 292
Taylor, Barbara A., 86
Taylor, Barbara L., 137
Taylor, Jr., Benjamin, 137
Taylor, Carl, 160
Taylor, Carolyn, 118
Taylor, David, 137, 165
Taylor, Donald, 144
Taylor, Elizabeth, 86, 184, 291
Taylor, Frances, 158
Taylor, Herman, 143
Taylor, Janet, 86
Taylor, John B., 159
Taylor, John H., 86
Taylor, Jr., John R., 151
Taylor, John W., 149
Taylor, Jr., Joseph G., 137
Taylor, Jr., Joseph, 118, 303
Taylor, Marsha, 86, 285
Taylor, Michael L. F., 106,301
Taylor, Michael W., 118, 182
Taylor, Nancy, 137
Taylor, Patrick, 86, 181, 333
Taylor, Jr., Paul, 118
Taylor, Phyllis, 86
Taylor, Ramona, 137, 425
Taylor, Raymond, 106
Taylor, Richard A., 137
Taylor, Richard B., 86, 180, 182
Taylor, Richard S., 137
Taylor, Sammy, 137
Taylor, Susan, 137
Taylor, Thomas, 160
Taylor, William B., 118
Taylor, William F., 118
Taylor, William M., 137
Taylor, William W., 137
Taylor, III, William W., 86
Teachey, William. 154
Teague, Bruce, 160
Teague, Charles, Jr., 118
Teague, George, 118, 175, 294
Teague, Keith, 137
Teague, Mary, 159, 192, 279, 357
Teague, Randall, 137
Teague, Jr., Shearin, 137
Teasdale, Margo, 106
Teele, Gerald, 86
Teele, Jr., Henry, 151, 322
Teeter, Robert, 160, 308
Temple, Harold, 165
Temple, John, 86
Templeton, Jr., Ralph, 66
Tennant, Geoffrey, 86
Tennent, Alexandria, 106
Tennille, Ben, 118
Tennille, George, 175, 294
Tennille, Judy, 106
Terres, Miriam, 118
Terry, Jr., James, 86
Tew, Allen, 86
Thayer, Richard, 118, 180
Thigpew, Fronis, 118
Tho, Tran, 165
Thomas, Carol, 118, 182, 285
Thomas, Dixie, 106, 283
Thomas, Donald, 155
Thomas, Dwight, Jr., 106, 180
Thomas, George, 149
Thomas, Jr., Henry C, 106
Thomas, Jr., Henry F., 155
Thomas, Herbert, 86
Thomas, John H., 86
Thomas, II, Johnny M., 106
Thomas, Stephen, 106
Thomas, Susan, 106
Thomas, Philip, 143
Thomas, III, Neil, 87
Thomas, Wanda, 106
Thomason. Jr., Henry, 155
Thomasson, Roy, 137
Thompson, Benjamin, 106
Thompson, II, Charles, 118, 181,
Thompson, Clyde, 87, 227
Thompson, David, 87
Thompson, Elaine, 137
Thompson, Elizabeth, 118, 279
Thompson, Ellen, 106
Thompson, Jr., Hurley, 118, 179
Thompson, James B., 106
Thompson, James C, 142
Thompson, James D., 137
Thompson, Jr., James H., 119
Thompson, John, 137
Thompson, Lawrence, 106
Thompson, Linda, 106
Thompson, Paul, 119
Thompson, Robert LeGrande, 149
Thompson, Robert Livingston, 151
Thompson, Rodney, 106
Thompson, Samuel, 151
Thompson, Sharon, 87
Thompson, Sherdenia, 106
Thompson, Jr., Stanley, 106
Thompson, Terry, 106
Thompson, Thomas, 119
Thompson, Jr., William A., 137
Thompson, William H., 151
Thompson, William L., 159
Thorburn, Billie, 87, 420, 287
Thornburg, John, 153
Thorndike. Jr., James, 106
Thorne, Thomas, 106
Thornton, James, 137
Thornton, Jr., William, 149
Thrift, Ashley, 119, 263
Thrift, Michael, 106, 297
Thrift, Robert, 106
Thursby, Alan, 119
Thursby, Jerry, 137
Thurston, Thomas, 106, 199
Thuss, Noland, 106, 191
Tilford, John, 119
Tillery, Jr., Wade, 106
Tilley, Bonnie, 137
Tilley, III, Claude, 160
Tilley, Gary, 137
Tilley, Sandra, 119
Tilley, Jr., Thomas, 119, 313
Tillman, Helen, 106
Tillman, Michael, 137
Tillotson, James, 119
Tillotson, Joseph, 87
Timmons, Michael, 119
Tinkham, Spencer, 87, 184, 354
Tipton, Laurence. 137
Titchener, Jr., John, 87
Titterud, William. 119
Tittle, William, 87, 301
Titus, Jr., Glen, 106
Todd, Nina, 106
Todd, Rex, 137
Todd, Rixey, 137
Tolbert, Jr., James, 119
Tolbert, Langley, 87. 175. 182, 281
Tomford, William, 106, 184
Tomlinson, Aubrey. 151
Tomlinson, John, 137, 268
Toms, Jr., Francis, 119
Toms, Frederic, 151
Tone, Pascal, 87, 294
Tonry, Michael. 87. 311
Toomey, Robert, 119
Torraco. Louise, 165
Torry, Mike, 267
Towe, Suzanne, 137
Townsend, David, 137
Townsend, Haynes, 87
Townsend, James, 119
Townsend, Samantha, 50, 87,
198, 279
Townson, Barbara, 106
Tracy, Robert, 137
Trachtenberg, Joseph, 137
Transou, Larry Lee, 137
Trammell, Jr., Jerry, 141
Trask, Richard, 119
Traub, Alan, 144
Traub, Kenneth, 106
Travis, Robert, 119
Travis, William, 119
Trawick, Gary, 87
Treadaway, Jr., James, 137
Treschan, Helmut, 87
Tripled. Felix, 119
Triplett, III, William, 137
Tripp, Jimmy, 158
Tripp, Jr., William, 144
Trobaugh, Romaleah, 106, 184
Trogdon, Jr., James, 137
Trott, Edward, 106, 180
Trott, William, 119
Truitt, Jane, 119, 214
Truxler, Jr., John, 137
Tubbs, Leonard, 137
Tucker, James, 119
Tucker, Larry, 119
Tucker, III, William, 155
Tull, James, 137
Tull, Virginia, 106, 289
Tulloch, George, 87
Turbeville, James, 119
Turlington, Jr., Henry, 106
Turner, Jr., Charles, 106
Turner, Charles, 106
Turner, Edna, 137
Turner, Gary, 119
Turner, James, 106
Turner, John, 87
Turner, John, 119, 175, 294
Turner, Michael, 106
Turner, Roy, 87, 270
Turner, Jr., Wilburne, 106
Turo, Mary, 168
Tuttle, Jr., Clifford, 137
Tuttle, Harold, 106, 333
Tuttle, Reuben, 106
Twamley, Joseph, 87
Twiddy, Jr., Curtis, 87, 221
Twitty, Panthea, 87, 214
Tyer, Steven, 87
Tygart, Frederick, 106, 307
Tyndall, Alvin, 87, 181
Tyndall, Linda, 87
Tyndall, II, Robert, 106
Tyndall, Roy, 106
Tyser, Jr., Wallace, 151
Tyson, Margaret, 137
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Ubel, Donald, 106, 182, 318
Uhrich, Jr., Harry, 137
Umstead, Allan, 160
Umstead, Jane, 106
Underwood, Jr., Henry, 87
Underwood, Robert, 106
Upchurch, Tommy, 141
Upshaw, Andrew, 119
Upshaw, III, Arthur, 87
Upton, David, 137
Upchurch, Wallace, 137
Urquhart, Richard, 119, 258, 316
Uzzell, Jr., George, 106
Vaden, Virginia, 106, 175
Vallery, Ray, 149
Vann, Terry, 150
Van Arsdale, Susan, 152
Vance, Donna, 137
Vance, Jr., Joe, 119, 316
Vance, Victor, 119, 341
Van Damm, Gregory, 106, 338
Vanetti, Henry, 151
Van Hecke, Jr., James, 137
Van Loon, Eric, 106, 184, 207, 216
Vann, Sally, 106, 291
Vanness, James, 87, 326
Vanpelt, Max, 106
Van Wagenen, Fred, 119, 299
Varn, Michael, 119
Varner, Jr., Grant, 106, 183, 301
Vars, Addison, 106
Varsho, Linda, 87, 426
Vaughan, Joseph, 294
Vaughan, Paul, 137
Vaughan, Jr., Ross, 87
Vaughan, William, 155
Vaughn, Ann, 106
Vaughn, Jr., Elbert, 119
Vaughn, Hannah, 106, 283
Vaughn. William, 106
Veal, Tommy, 151
Veasey, Robert, 137
Vecellio, Constance, 106, 285
Veitch, Jr., Charles, 87
Venters, E., 137
Venters, George, 106, 341. 345
Verlenden, III, William, 106
Vernon, Diane, 106, 287
Vesilind, P., 165
Vester, Mary, 87
Vick, Barbara, 119
Vick, Betsy, 88
Vick, Jr., Edward, 86
Vickery, Charles, 151
Vincent, Charles, 119, 315
Vincent. Jerome, 151
Vining, Richard, 137
Vinroot, Richard, 149
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Vinson, Iris, 106
Vinson, James, 144
Vinson, Jr., Jesse, 119
Veverette, Jr., Eugene, 106
Veverette, Jo, 88
Vogler, Ronald, 119
Voigt, William, 106
Voliva, Edward, 137
Volkwem. Mary, 88, 291
Voorhees, Richard, 151
Voorheis, Bruce, 151
W
Wachs, Dennis, 155
waddell, Jr., Edward, 119
Waddell, Jr., Lewis, 149
Wade, Jeffrey, 119
Wade, Michael, 137
Wadsworth, James, 106
Wagenseil, Lawrence, 88, 221, 222
Wagg, John, 119
Wagner, Jerry, 88, 181, 187, 216
Wagner, Renia, 106
Wagoner, Joe, 106
Wagoner, Otis, 106
Wagstaff, Richard, 137
Warner. Eric, 106
Wainio, John, 88
Wainwright, Jr., George, 88, 312
Wait, III, Owight, 106
Waite, Elizabeth, 88, 217
Walcroft, Cheryl, 137, 214
Wald, Richard, 119
Waldron, Cathy, 88
Waldrop, Jerry, 88
Waldrop, Jr., Joseph, 88
Waldrop, Morris, 137
Walker, Charles, 119
Walker, Clovis, 88
Walker, Daniel, 106
Walker, David, 119
Walker, James, 144
Walker, Mary, 88
Walker, III, Owen, 119
Walker, Robert, 88
Walker, Robert R., 137
Walker, Roberts., 106,351
Walker, Wayne, 106
Walker, William, 165
Walkup, Ronald, 137
Wall, Amanda, 106
Wall, Audrey, 106,179, 217,291
Wall, Daniel, 119
Wall, Frances, 106
Wall, Jack, 154
Wall, John, 106, 184. 354
Wall, Malinda, 106,293
Wall, Marianne, 106, 152
Wall, Merlene, 169
Wall, Michael. 137
Wall, Sylvia, 88, 164,279
Wallace, Jr., Carl, 88
Wallace, Glenn, 119
Wallace, III, James, 137
Wallace, John 0., 137
Wallace, John E., 119
Wallace, John R., 88
Wallace, Scott, 137
Wallace, Stephen Curtis, 119
Wallace, Stephen Curtis, 160
Wallace, Susan, 137
Wallick, Ronald, 137
Walls, Jr., William, 106
Walsh, Steve, 119
Walter, Daniel, 88
Walter, Donald, 88
Walter, Jr., James, 137
Walter, Robert, 88
Walters, Camilla, 88. 176, 203, 291
Walters, Donald, 119
Walters, Dorothy, 88
Walters. Ill, John, 106
Walz, David, 137
Walz, Joel, 137
Wannamaker. Ill, Charles, 119, 294
Wanzer, Jr., Philip, 137
Ward, Jr., Bernard, 106
Ward, David, 88
Ward, Jr., Frank, 150
Ward, Gene, 151
Ward, Joe, 106
Ward, John A., 106
Ward, John, 142
Ward, Laura, 88, 283
Ward, Jr., Leslie, 119, 353
Ward, Linda, 106
Ward, Marvin, 119
Ward, Milton, 137
Ward, Nancy, 137
Ward, Paul, 137
Ward. Richard, 106
Wardlaw, Craig, 88, 187
Warfel, Joseph, 88, 227
Warfford, Tony, 88
Waring, Linda. 106
Waring, Thomas, 88
Warren, Alfred, 144
Warren, III, Burnet, 137
Warren, Charles, 119
Warren, Donald. 137
Warren, Howard, 119
Warren, Allen, 106
Warren, Michael, 137
Warren, Ronald, 138
Warren, Susan, 107, 175, 283
Warren, Susan Lee, 92, 152, 175,
291
Warrick. Benjamin, 150
Warrington, Caleb, 107
Waslick, William, 165
Waterfield, Ruth, 88
Watkins, Jr., Arthur, 107
Watkins, Betty, 107,427
Watkins, III, Charles, 138
Watkins, Joyce, 107
Watlington, Malchus, 119
Watson, Jr., Charles, 138
Watson, Jr., Edgerton, 107
Watson, Jr., Milton, 119
Watson, Richard, 119
Watson, Robert, 168
Watson, Robert W., 88
Watson, Wenena, 107
Watt, Joyce, 89, 175, 283, 422
Watt, Melvin, 107
Watts, III, Clifford, 119,222
Watts, Evan, 107
Watts, Nelson, 153
Watts, Richard, 138
Way, Brady, 119
Way, John, 138
Wayne, Patricia, 138
Wease, James, 138
Weatherly, Jr., James, 119
Weathers, William, 144
Weaver, Carolyn, 89, 189
Weaver, John, 138
Webb, Barry, 138
Webb, Diana, 89, 189, 291
Webb, James, 89
Webb, Jesse, 119
Webb, Jr., John, 89
Webb, Virginia, 138
Webb, William N., 89, 178
Webb, III, William E., 138
Webster, Hugh, 89
Webster, Wanda, 160
Wedge, Robert, 13S, 179
Weede, Harry, 107
Weeks, Martha, 89, 281
Weeks, Wallace, 107,341
Wei, Enoch, 107
Weigel, Jr., John, 149
Weil, Alan, 151
Weilea, III, Herold, 89, 172, 178
Weinberg, Paul, 138
Weinkle. Brian, 119
Weinstein, Alan, 89
Weir, Hubert, 89
Weiss, Delma. 168
Weiss, Kenneth, 338
Welborne, Barry, 155
Welborn, Ricky, 119
Welborn, William M , 138
Welborn, William W., 150
Welch, Gloria, 138
Welch, William, 119
Weldon, Virginia, 107, 287
Wellman, James, 165
Wellm.ni, William, 119
Weilons, Douglas, 89, 301
Wei Ions. Elmer, 138
Wells, Bruce, 138
Wells, Calvin, 119, 313
Wells, David, 138
Wells, George, 143
Wells, Hugh, 138
Wells, John, 119
Wells, Raymond, 119
Wells, Sara, 158, 357
Wells, William, 119
Werner, Robert, 119
Werz, AnnMarie, 138
Wesley, Robert, 138
West, Jr., Douglas, 107, 301
West, Howard. 119
West, Jack, 151
West, John, 182, 207, 345
West, Mary, 119
West, Philip, 138
Westall, Jack, 151
Westbrook, Jr.. James, 107
Wester, Jr., Clifford, 138
Wester. John, 119
Westerholm, II, Harold, 119
Westerlund, Jr., Albert, 138
Westmoreland, David, 119
Wetherbee, Harry, 107
Whaley, Donald, 138
Wha'ey, Jr., Hubert, 89
Wharton. Robert, 119
Wheat, Kenneth, 138
Wheeler, David, 138
Wheeler, Karen, 145
Wheeler, Robert, 119
Wheeler. Rodney, 138
Wheeler, Ted, 119
Whichard, Jr., David, 107
Whichard, Ernest, 119, 180
Whichard, Obie, 89
Whicker, James, 155
Whisnant, Cleatus, 89
Whisnant, Gregory, 138
Whisnant. William, 138
Whisonant, Don, 144
Whitaker, Anna, 89
Whitaker, Dan, 119. 311
Whitaker, James, 154
Whitaker, Joel, 138
Whitaker, Judith. 107
Whitaker, III, William, 107, 176,
181
White, Benjamin. 121, 138
White, Betty, 138
White, Charles, 89
White, Charles, 119
White, Charlotte, 138
White, Claude, 119, 250
White, David C, 138
White, David H., 107
White, David H., 89
White, Jr., Edgar, 138
White, Gilbert, 89, 294
White, Jr., Howard, 107
White, James B., 138
White, James L., 119
White, Joseph, 119
White, Luther, 107
White, Mary, 107, 289
White, Melba, 107
White, Richard, 138
White, Robert C, 119
White, Robert E., 119
White, Rogers, 160
White, Ronald, 119, 183, 354
White, Ruth, 145
White, III, Sidney, 107
White, Terry, 89, 346
White, III, Thomas J., 146, 149
White, III, Thomas S., 107, 174,
178,194
White, Wihiam E., 107
White, William J., 107
Whitehead, Charles, 159, 348
Whitehead, Jr., Lewis, 89, 346
Whitehead, Jr., Millard, 107
Whitehead, Thomas, 119, 333
Whitehead, Jr., Donald, 89
Whitehurst, James, 107
Whitehurst, John, 107
Whitehurst, Lee, 138
Whitehurst, Robert, 138
Whitesides, Jr., George, 138
Whitfield, Linda, 138
Whitfield, Richard, 119, 354
Whitfield, Jr., Ruben, 107
Whitlatch, George, 119
Whitley, Howard, 107,265
Whitley, James, 107
Whitley, Jimmy, 107
Whitley, Mary, 69, 278, 292
Whitley, Rodney, 89
Whitley, Steven, 138
Whitlock, Thomas, 119
Whitmire, James, 89
Whitton, Agnes, 89
Whitworth. John, 138
Whyte, Barbara, 89
Wicker, Robert, 89, 294
Wicks, Daniel, 138
Wiebel, George, 107
Wiggins, Agness, 89
Wiggins, Leonard, 138
Wiggins, Jr., Osborne, 89
Wiggins, Sally, 89, 217, 291
Wiggins, William, 119
Wilborn, David, 90, 180
Wilcox, Staten, 138
Wilbur, Robert, 138
Wilder, David, 90
Wiley, George, 119
Wiley, Samuel, 151
Wilfong, Ida, 107
Wilhelm, Miles, 138
Wilhelm. William, 119
Wilkerson, Mattie, 154
Wilkerson, Ralph, 138
Wilkerson. Richard, 119
Wilkes, Frank, 165
Wilkes, Jr., Franklin, 90
Wilkins, Barbara, 119
Wilkins, Charles, 90, 314
Wilkins, Edward, 143
Wilkins, Jr., George, 138
Wilkins, Jr., Louis, 138
Wilkinson. Anita, 119, 283, 413.
415,427
Wilkinson, Emily, 90
Willard, Leslie, 138
Willardson, John, 107
Willets, III, George, 160
Willey, Jr., John, 138
Willey, Susan, 107
Williams, Arthur, 138
Williams, Benjamin, 160, 348
Williams, Berry, 158, 356
Williams, Betty, 107
Williams, Bill, 144
Williams, III, Bryant, 107
Williams, Burch, 138
Williams, Carol, 90. 291
Williams, Charles, 107
Williams, Corbin, 144
Williams, Courtney, 107, 287
Williams, David A., 107
Williams, David B., 199
Williams, Douglas, 90
Williams, Durwood, 141
Williams, Edwin, 107, 255
Williams, Jr., Fred, 138
Williams, Gerald, 120
Williams, Holly, 179, 180, 216,
279, 425
Williams, James E., 90
Williams, James S., 107
Williams, James w., 107
Williams, Jerry F., 120
Williams, Jerry L, 90
Williams, Joe. 140, 354
Williams, Judith, 120
Williams, July A., 144
Williams, Judy W., 107
Williams, Karen, 138
Williams, Larry, 141
Williams, Linda, 138
Williams, Ludolph. 138
Williams, Mark, 156, 159, 356
Williams, Michael, 107
Williams, Jr.. Morris. 154
Williams, Patricia, 160, 357
Williams, Patricia S.. 107
Williams, Peter D., 90
Williams, Peter P., 294
Williams, Raymond, 107
Williams, Jr., Rhoderick, 155
Williams, Richard, 107, 195
Williams, Roberta, 154
Williams, Scarlette, 90
Williams, Stephen B., 120
Williams. Stephen D., 138
Williams, Stuart, 138
Williams. Susan, 90
Williams, Thomas, 120
Williams, Wendell, 120
Williamson, III, Benjamin, 90
Williamson, Jr., John, 90
Williamson, Jr., Robert, 107, 198
Williard, Coy, 107
Willingham, Edward, 90, 307
Willignham, John, 90, 307
Willis, Barbara, 159, 279
Willis, Calvin, 90, 354
Willis, Dewey, 107
Willis, Henry, 90
Willis, Jr., James, 138
Willis, Miriam, 169
Willis, Jr., Ralph, 138
Wilson, Carol, 107, 176, 279
Willis, Sharon, 138
Wills, Jr., Warren, 107
Wilson, III, Charles, 138
Wilson, Daniel, 138
Wilson, David, 138
Wilson, Donald, 138
Wilson, Douglas, 120
Wilson, Jr., Edward, 107
Wilson, Jr., Emmett, 165
Wilson, Harry, 138
Wilson, Holman, 107,331
Wilson, Jr.. John M., 120
Wilson, John S., 99, 297
Wilson, Judith, 120
Wilson, Louisa, 90, 287
Wilson, Mary, 90
Wilson, Philip, 138
Wilson, Richard, 120
Wilson, Robert 0., 107,141,172,
173
Wilson, Robert W., 141
Wilson, Stewart, 120
Wilson, Thomas, 160, 214
Wilson, Thomas, 120
Wilson, William, 153
Wilson, William H , 120
Wimbish, Helen, 107
Winborne, Jean, 89, 180, 281
Winborne, Johnny, 120
Winborne, III, John 107, 181
Winburn, George, 107
Winchester, Jr., Thomas, 107, 353
Winfrey, Ronald, 120
Winkleman, Martin, 138
Winn, Bryan, 107
Winn, Marcia. 120
Winner. Dennis. 149, 325
Winslow, Don, 90
Winslow, Jack, 90
Wins'ow, James, 90
Winstead, Arthur, 90, 354
Winstead, Charles, 90
Winston. Zachary, 107, 175, 336
Winter, Jean, 160, 161, 211, 279,
357
Winter, Jr., Wilburn, 320
Winters, Carole, 90
Winton, Robert, 120
Wise, Carol, 138
Wise, Cathy, 138
Wise, Julia, 90, 175, 184
Wise, Pamela, 107, 179
Witherspoon, Nancy, 107, 265
Withrow, William, 90
Witt, Florence. 107, 182, 281
Wolcott, III. William, 120, 180, 305
Wolf. Robert, 90
Wolfington, Ronald, 138
Wollin, Jr., Ernst, 90
Woltz, Jr., William, 138
Womack, Jr., Herbert, 91
Womack, James, 260
Womble, George, 120
Womble, Jr., James, 120
Womble, James, 138
Womble, Mary, 107
Womble. Robert, 120
Wood, Carl, 91
Wood, Evan. 142
Wood, III, Newton. 107
Wood, Norman. 107, 195
Wood, Paul. 107
Wood, Jr., William, 91, 297
Wood, Jr.. William Z., 138
Woodall, Barbara, 107, 279
Woodall, Donald. 138
Woodall, Hal, 138
Woodard, Benjamin, 138
Woodard, Jr., Erwin, 158
Woodard, Jerry, 154
Woodard, John, 160
Woodard, Wex, 91, 346
Woodard. William. 91
Woodcock, Neil, 91, 227
Woodroof, III, Albert, 138
Woodruff, Jr., James, 107
Woodruff, Jr., Leon, 120, 180, 294
Woodson, Jr., Paul, 120
Woodward, Lowell, 165
Woodworth, Jean, 91, 184, 194,
207. 297
Woolard, Jodie, 138
Woolard. Mary, 107, 279
Woosley, Beverly, 120
Wooten, Hubert, 91, 184
Wooten, Charles, 107, 265
Worley, Donna, 107
Worley, Charles, 318
Worley, Jerry, 138
Worley, Robert, 138
Worrell, George, 107
Worrell, Judy, 91
Worrell, Kenneth, 91
Worsham, Jr., Douglas, 107
Worsley, Jerry, 138
Worsley, Jr., William, 138
Worth, Randolph, 120, 313
Woitham, Charles, 120
Wortham, Verna, 107
Worthen, Peter, 107, 303
Worthington, Charles, 138
Worthington, Donna, 120
Wrenn, Alexander, 107
Wrenn, Creighton, 138
Wright, Bobby, 120
Wright, Carl, 168
Wright, Cleveland, 107, 303
Wright, Gary, 91
Wright, Gregory, 138
Wright, Helen, 107,281
Wright, Henry, 143
Wright, James, 120, 345
Wright, JoAnn, 107,281
Wright, III, John, 120
Wright, Jr., John, 154
Wright, III, John, 107
Wright, Mary, 107, 179, 289
Wright, Jr., Melvin, 92, 107
Wright, Jr., Richard, 107, 264
Wright, Richard, 107
Wright, Robert, 91
Wright, Jr., Robert, 120, 315
Wright, Jr., Roscoe, 120
Wright, Jr., Seaborn, 91
Wright, Thomas, 91,219
Wright, Wilbur, 120
Wright, William, 91,352
Wright, III, William, 120
Writer, George, 107
Wuehrmann, Janet, 107, 181, 216,
285
Wurn, Lawrence, 138
Wyatt, John, 138
Wyatt, Linda, 91
Wyatt, Linda, 287
Wyche, Jr., Paul, 107
Wylie, Jr., James, 138
Wylie, Norman, 308
Wyman, Jr., Samuel, 299
Wyman, Stephen, 107, 138
Wynne, Walter, 138
Wyszynski, Mary, 138, 199
Yager, Virginia, 107
Yancey, John, 138
Yao, Kuan, 165
Yarborough, Richard, 107
Yarbrough, III, Edwin, 138
Yarbrough, Richard, 120
Yarbrough, Sue Ann, 91
Yarbrough, Terry, 91
Yarus, Stuart, 138
Yates, Charles, 120
Yates, John, 120, 294
Yates, III, Joseph, 294
Yates, Joy, 139
Yates, Judy, 139
Yeats, Richard, 107
Yelverton, Paula, 91
Yeager, William, 139
Yelton, David, 139
Yeiton, Virginia, 91
Yelverton, Jr., Ira, 120
Yelverton, William, 91
Yokeley, Stephen, 139
Yoder, Charles, 139
Yokley, Jr., John, 91 , 21 7, 294
Young, David, 159
Young, Elizabeth, 107, 283
Young, J., 141
Young, James, 120, 294
Young, John, 144
Young, Miranda, 145
Young, Nancy, 120, 285
Young, Jr., Richard, 139
Young, Robert, 107
Young, Stephen. 154
Young, Jr., William, 91
Younblood, Lawrance, 91
Young, James, 155
Young, Peter, 139
Yount, Bobby. 139
Yount, Gail, 107
Yuhas, Robert, 139
Zachary, Jonathan, 139
Zachary, Lawrence, 139
Zachary, Stephen, 91
Zachary, Jr., Walter, 139
Zahray, Ronald, 159
Zambelli, William, 120, 346
Zambrana, Efrain. 120
Zendel, Robert, 260
Zenz, James, 265
Zettel. Norman, 120,208
Zezefillis, Georgia, 91
Zibart, Henry, 139
Zimmerman, Michael, 139, 175
Zuckerman, William, 107, 336
Zumwalt. Elmo, 120
Zureck, Brenda, 160
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A.F.R.O.T.C 224
Alpha Epsilon Delta
Amphoterothen
Angel Flight
Arnold Air Society
Attorney General's Staff
Audit Board
Baseball
Basketball
Budget Committee
Campus Affairs Committee
Campus Chest Committee
Carolina Forum
Carolina Handbook
Carolina Playmakers
Carolina Quarterly
Carolina Symposium
230
246
227
227
180
178
396
382
178
175
176
182
195
210
195
206
Carolnia Women's Council 188
Cheerleaders ...361
Communications Committee 179
C.U.S.C 176
Cosmopolitan Club 214
Cross Country 376
Daily Tar Heel ...196
Debating Team 216
Dental Hygiene 145
Di-Phi Society 214
Elections Board 181
Fencing 379
Football 365
Fraternities 294
Freshmen 122
Gamma Beta Epsilon 245
Germans Club 344
Glee Club 208
Gleemen 209
Golf 393
Gorgon's Head Lodge 231
Graham Memorial 202
Honor System Commission 181
Interfraternity Council 342
International Students Board 183
Juniors 93
Lacrosse 398
Lambda Phi Omega 238
Lutheran Association 213
Men's Honor Council 193
Men's Residence Council 190
Monogram Club 360
National Student Association 177
National Merit Committee 183
N.R.O.T.C 219
Order of the Golden Fleece 236
Order of Gimghoul 244
Order of the Grail 234
Order of the Old Beanbirds 235
Order of the Old Lampshades 246
Order of the Old Well 240
Orientation Committee 175
Panhellenic Council 292
Pharmacy Senate 161
Phi Alpha Theta 241
Phi Beta Kappa 232
Phi Eta Sigma 233
Physical Therapy 152
Professional Fraternities 346
Publicataions Board 194
Residence Halls 247
Rho Chi 242
Scabbard and Blade 228
School of Dentistry 140
School of Law 146
School of Medicine 153
School of Pharmacy 156
School of Public Health 162
School of Social Work 166
Secretariat 179
Semper Fidelis 228
Seniors 51
Sigma Theta Tau 243
Soccer 374
Society of Janus 239
Sophomores 109
Sororities 278
State Affairs Committee 177
Stray Greeks 293
Student Athletic Association 217
Student Committee on Honors 184
Student Government 172
Student Legislature 185
S.N.E.A 215
Swimming 380
Tennis 400
Toronto Exchange Committee 184
Track 394
University Band 362
University Party 212
Valkyries 237
Women's Athletic Association 216
Women's Honor Council 192
Women's Residence Council 189
Wrestling 390
Yackety Yack 198
Young Democrats Club 215
Y.M.C.A. - Y.W.C.A 211
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and drinking tea; to the U. S. Navy for the photograph on page two hundred
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the use of basketball photographs; to Charlotte Engraving for making the
year more interesting by missing all deadlines to the printer; to Mary King,
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Yack's stationery; to Tom Rogers for his great color photography; to the Sports
Publicity Office for their assistance in preparing the sports section; to Sophie
Dornbush for seeing that the editor received at least one green vegetable a
month; to Mr. Frank Fleming and Washburn Printing Company, all of whom
are totally exhausted from trying to get the book out on time; to Dr. Conda
G. Rox, who kindly served as editorial psychiatrist; to my family and friends
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Carole Southerland
Judy Sutton
Pat Taylor
Tom Thurston
Samantha Townsend
John Watts
Ben Williams
R. L. Williamson
Penny Wyszynski
FOUR HUNDRED NINETY-FIVE
CRSTLEBERRY'S FOLLY
OBSERVED TODAY IS NEITHER a victory of the annual staff, nor even of
the business manager, but a celebration of a miracle in that the Yack ap-
peared at all. The campus is very different today than when the Hellenian
made its debut in 1882, for the student government holds in its hands the
power to destroy all forms of student misery and all forms of students. And
yet the problems that beset the Hellenian are the same with which the Yack
must meet — a screaming little business manager, irate engravers and print-
ers, and indifferent students. It must not be forgotten that the present staff
are heirs of that first effort, but let this book go forth from this time and
place as a testament that a new generation of Carolinians have peered into
the future, unwilling to let either the difficulties of the past or the issues of
the present hinder their determination.
TO THOSE WHO CLAIM we have deviated from the past, it has been
done in the interest of the present.
TO THOSE WHO CLAIM we have continued many of the practices of the
past with little originality, it must be remembered that tradition is of the
essence of the present.
TO THOSE WHO CLAIM we have belittled their efforts, let them examine
anew these efforts.
TO THOSE WHO BELITTLE our efforts, let it be known that we accept
criticism with gratitude, for we must begin again to build for the future.
ALL THE WORK OF putting together the Yack was not done in one hun-
dred days, nor could all that should have been done been accomplished in
all the thousands of days of earth. But what we have done is a beginning,
and each year is a new beginning. For even this moderate achievement, the
responsibility belongs to those students who devoted their time and effort
without reward to the betterment of the Yack.
AND SO, IF ONE should criticize the yearbook, let him think what he can
do for the Yack, not what it can do for him. It is in your hands, more than
anyone else's that the final success of the book depends, for without your
assistance and support, all our industry is futile. With a sense of accom-
plishment our only clear reward, with history the final judge of our deeds,
we have presented the 1966 Yackety Yack to you, hoping for your acceptance
this year and your help in the future.
FOUR HUNDRED NINETY-SIX
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