East Carolina University - Buccaneer Tecoan Yearbook (Greenville, NC)

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Contents COLLEGE Administration 10 SGA 17 Limelight 43 8 CAMPUS SPIRIT 72 Student Life 74 Spring Sports 122 Fall Sports 132 Winter Sports 154 ORGANIZATIONS 168 Religious Groups 177 Clubs 187 Greeks 207 Fine Arts 245 Military 262 ACADEMICS 2( Departments and Faculty 266 Honoraries 303 Senior Class 333 Junior Class 387 Sophomore Class 409 Freshman Class 429 INDEX 451

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Foreword The graduate of the class of 1910, the first graduating class of East Carolina College, went home to be, by and large, a citizen of his local community. The graduate of 1964 is a citizen of the world, and as such his first loyalty is to the world community. There his talents, abilities, and resources are needed in all phases of human endeavor: social, cultural, and academic. Socially, meeting and compromising with people are important in being a success in the world. Throughout four years of college, the student learns to study, work, and play with other individuals. By daily living and association with friends, professors, sorority sis- ters, fraternity brothers, club members, and roommates, the future leaders of the country face the public and endeavor to live as ac- ceptable social beings. Culturally, East Carolina College offers a wide variety of fine arts to prepare each person to develop an understanding of world culture. As the United States is called the melting pot of the world, so is East Carolina College a meeting place for students of various nation- alities, religious faiths, and creeds. Deep insights into the culture and philosophy of the world are developed and broadened. Academically, the College provides facilities to prepare the stu- dent for the challenges of whatever vocation he desires. In the world of space, rockets, rebellion, Communism, and chaos, ' each person needs as broad an education as he is capable of attaining. Although academic disciplines differ widely, East Carolina College gives the student good basic preparation to meet the world of his generation. The three major roles of East Carolina College—social, cultural, and academic— are prominent in the lives of the student. This issue of the BUCCANEER presents the student body in these roles which define the place of the College in the world community of 1964.

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East Carolina College students are enthusiastic about the events of 1964 As each anticipation becomes a reality, it exerts a great influence on the lives of the future leaders of the world. For them, the dedication of Ficklen Stadium, the presentation of the playhouse productions, the nightly dances at the College Union, the long hours of concentrated study, and the fun filled football games will remain permanent memories.