Wake Forest University - Howler Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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OMICRON DELTA KAPPA Under the able leadership of Dr. Jack Nowell. adviser, and Dr. Henry Stroupe, faculty secre- tary. Beta Alpha circle of Oniicron Delta Kappa liegan the year with a most successful leader- ship conference in conjunction with the National Student Association. Plans have been made to continue the event again this fall. A group of the local members attended the eighteenth Na- tional Biennial Convention in Roanoke, Vir- ginia, at which all 77 circles were represented. Fall and spring initiations brought many out- standing new members to the Wake chapter. Dr. Jack NohcII, Ad Charle«: Barham Ken Grigg ' irgil MooreHetd Ralph Brown B. I. Henderson. II Norwood Pope Brighlie White Ken Bridges Jack Lewis Budd Smith Williams Kd Chnstman Joe Maune Kred I pchnrch L. M. Wright. Jr Marion Davis Wile Mitchell Roger Warren

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.« v« ' ■■• m Dr. Ora C. Bradbury Professor of Biology BIOLOGY FACULTY Altliiiiifili iiltciidinji ronveiitions srems to hold a high [nioi ' ity here, this is a versatile delegslioii. This year Dr. Cocke has been tapped to ODK; Mr. Allen has planned and directed the new ad- dition to the church; and Dr. Bradbury has been uritinji a book. Together with Dr. liritt they l ' a c allciule ' d sexcral biohiuical meetings. BIOLOGY FACULTY. Charles Allen. As sistant Professor; Dr. Grady Britt. Associate Professor; Dr. Elton C. Cocke. Professor. CHKMISTRY FACULTY. Dr. Miller. As- sociate Professor: Dr. Blalock. .Assistant Professor; Di . Nowcll. Associate Professor. CHEMISTRY FACULTY The Wake Fore l cbi-iiii lis dcparlinciil is iini(pic in lia ing a laciiUx ol b iii l;ih-iilcd ,l,„t(,rs. all specialists in dincicnl liclds ,,C chemistry. Di ' . lihn k. head iil ' the ili-partnient, has done bis uoik uilli inorganics. Dr. Miller in oiganics. ainl Dr. lilalock in aiuiKliial while sludcnls icgard Dr. nucll .1 ulii in |i!i -iral. Dr. Charles S. Blacl Professor of Chemistry

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BETA BETA BETA MEMBERS OF BETA RHO chap ler are, first row, Marlin. Day, Wilson. Beck, Carpenter. Monroe, Htchison; second row, Vendrick, Lewis, Puckett, Stanland, Hedrick, 1 ee; third row, Parker, West, Keade, Collins, Lide. Edwards, Newsome: fourth row. Brooks, Andrews, .Siinmons, York, Kor- negay, Butler, Watts, Olive, Phil- lips. Drummond. Cowan, Kelly, Liicarella. Dr. H. G. Britt. Lewis. Wi Vick. Dr. E. C. Cocke. Duiiiig its aiimial pansy sale, Liela Klio Chapter distrilnited 10,000 plants and beautified the ciiile ill lidiil ot Wait Hall. From the proceeds ramc a iiilt Id the College Enlargement Fund uhili ' llir lialaiire helped delrav the expenses of sending alioiit . ' 50 representatives to the regional convention in Miami along with 12 from Beta Gamma chaptei at W. C. Members also collected i ' lid sold materials to several biological su])p]y houses and placed in the iialinnal essav contest. GAMMA SIGMA EPSILON At the National Convention, which included a tour of the Cancer Research Foundation at the University of Florida. Alpha Gamma chapter was well represented al the interesting ])rogram by four members in -hidinu Dr. ISlack. who is a national ollicer. A new and most impressive initiation ceremony was followed both in the fall and spring witli barbecue suppers at Turnage ' s in Durham. Awards to the outstanding fresh- niaii and senior chemistrv students were made. GAMMA SIGMA EPSILON. na tional chemistry fraternity, mcm- hers are. first row. Dr. Blalock, Maxwell. Gillespie. Gibson. Las- siler, Monroe. Gunn. Lide. IDr. Black; second row. Lewis. Lee. Vick. Drummond. Cowan. An- drews. Lewis. Kelly. Hai lip. t-Ialc: third row. Parker. Sabislon. Shook. Simmons. Liicarella. Vail. COrbelt. Wil ■fho Twenty-six