Davidson College - Quips and Cranks Yearbook (Davidson, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 312 of the 1964 volume:

II (i iiu ' -. rinr (T laitli I lac FtaH EDITOR-IN-CHIEF BUSINESS MANAGER COPY EDITOR MANAGING EDITOR CHIEF PHOTOGRAPHER PHOTO STAFF CLASSES EDITOR FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION EDITOR FRATERNITY EDITOR ACTIVITIES EDITOR ATHLETICS EDITOR HONORARIES EDITOR JOHN P. BAUM, JR. WAYNE D SMITHERS LUCIAN C. JONES FRANCIS J BYRD MARTIN L LAFFERTY W. GARY EATON MARCUS B SIMPSON MALCOLM C MclVER JAMES B. GRAVES PHILIP D BEIDLER ZACHARY F LONG ARNOLD H, SNIDER ROBERT A. RENNER k IV - J rrm ir Sil il III -■ ■im ' • ■ i .JX  :■  J rf i .:; ' M. .  J ri -- l ni 1 = K 3H 1 B B f 1 ■ id R L i ••■•ji 0nc0 nnt nts INTRODUCTION page FALL page 18 FRESHMEN page 25 ADMINISTRATION page 35 FRATERNITIES page 48 WINTER SPRING HONORARIES SENIORS CONCLUSION page 100 SOPHOMORES page 107 ATHLETICS page 119 JUNIORS page 151 ACTIVITIES page 161 page 198 page 205 page 225 page 256 I am the student I come to etch in my book of life marks from the experience called college. I come to print on the leaves of this book the pulse of the experience called Davidson. I come to wither, die, decay — to change from the young boy to the old. I am the student. am the freshman. I bring to Fall glittering leaves of childhood dreams, leaves lined with hopes, beliefs, green gods from summers gone. I offer to Fell these greenbreothing leoves of summer dreams, leaves of my present to die, to turn to brownscorletyellow leaves of my past. And now . . . ? r f V. M V ( I am the sophomore. I offer Winter decaying leaves of dying dreams, leaves that absurdly drift from the bleaksky, rotting hopes trampled in snow. ' ti iftJali - I grope in Winter with little hope of finding life in books, but I KNOW as sure as god is dead the snow is white. And now . . . . y I am the junior. And just as sure as snow is white, k '  | god is dead . . . 1 know, but snow seems there may be hope gray. and so 1 of finding hope. i Ss . i - l R Winter gives a glassy frost to frozen ground hung beneath a godless groysky, but oneday ... I remember Spring And now . . . am the senior. And to the whispering, warm, soft rain of once-remembered Spring I bring past frozen earth, sterile snow, withered leaves. But through the dust of dead gods roin-woshed I see o bud of summer life, of green life to come, and running forward into god knows where (is godr ) I glance behind to wonder why I came this way . . . and I forget. And Now . . . I am the graduate, and I remember. I am the student. And through the leaves of this experience I walk. I walk upon the dying leaves of fall that dapple once-green grass. I stop to stand . . . silently looking, hearing . . . softly smelling, sensing through the leaves the noiseless death of summer. 4 JF all Pausing, I momentarily cry at the parting of post from present . . . and then, forgetting, continue to walk. On the black of rain-shiny asphalt walks I walk and feel the rain of newthoughts puddled about me seep into my shoes to cool the soles that will rot before my walk ends. 1 Up the concrete steps I climb in blind hope that this weekend will pulse into my life the sensate fullness that other weekends never bring. And in the silent, aching death of Sunday afternoon, I remember Homer whispering in the lonely brilliance of windy-autumn sun as the generation of leaves so is that of )uau . . . NOVEMBER 22 And I see this thought clouding the numb faces of disbelieving students who stumble mutely across the campus, recoiling from a premature slap of reality. Photo by Chatterjee hear, and my body trembles, my lips qiiii er at the sound; rottenness enters into my bones my steps totter beneath nie. — HABAKKUK [231 .•4- I FRESHMEN . . . I (till (iliinr irilli tin lnut- iiifl of mil liinri . . . — I.i ' t lll We must begin someplace; so one doy in bright September we smilingly snap the umbilical cord, wince, and find ourselves adrift in a new chaos, not quite so familiar as the chaos we once knew. Thus begins our change, our own, unique Davidson Experience. r in- swept into the college machine we face smiling faces that like brass tarnish into indifference at the first week ' s end. Children in a room of toys, we ore too absorbed in playing the game to ask who we are; whirling through short weeks and shorter weekends, we dumbly watch last year ' s values, hopes ebb away beneath the tides of learning, only sometimes remembering to reach out for the security of new values. It has not yet occurred to us to reach within ourselves. 6 A Freshman Council: Sheldon, Murray, Goodykoontz, Cathey, Autrey, Kluttz, Leslie, Dugger, Fagg, McCorkle, Puckett, Hinnant, Brown, Lough- ridge, Rothermel, Sims. Freshman Advisor, Tom Stafford President, Freshman Council, Tom Frist No matter what They soy, there is a God and you can come home ogo ' n - v K fc hr T 5 jfr (v) P 9 r- r • Abel. M. H. .Vi,,it.;svi,.o. Pu. Aiken. B. E.. til .: ir.!..fd, Fl ' j. Allan H. H.. AT!1 1 1 ula. Misi. Alilon. R. C. AK All jfiia. Ga Altamoat. |. R.. Jr.. I ' l ' K . ' ■li...jdBL ' ,ui ' ), P ' l. Anderton. R. K.. ID Ml ■. ' .V.s ' !u.|,J, ri. I Andrawi. M. J.. Ir.. Holl Armlield. C. C. III. KA ;..ri It. II. c Armlield. E. M.. Ir.. AK ' ;:.Tn:,l-ro, N. C. AuguiUlui. I. W.. 1-l-K !:i:.i S. ' Mukr.t, N. Y. Autrey. K.M.. Jr., -X AuL ' un, Ala BaUey. I. H.. Ill Danville. Ky. Bailey. W. R., Jr.. KA Baird. W. J.. Jr.. UK A J.loulTie. Co. Baker. R. H.. I ' I ' i: Houston, Texas Bales. S. E.. -X Monroe. N. C. Barden. S. L.. DI. i:X Charlotte, N, C. Barney. R. I. Madison. N. J. FRESHMEN O ( O 0 P O Q ' ' Barnhardl. I. J.. III. -.Mi .Allanta, Go. BeU, D. E.. i:+K ' . ' inston-Salem, N, C. Bennett. G. W.. il+K Berry. W. W.. IV Bed;o:d. V3. Betheo. M. C. KHII Reidsville, N. C. Blakely. R. E.. Jr. Rock Hill, S, C. Blount. G. W. Raleigh, N, C, BoatwriqhI. H. W.. Kl Hopkins, S, C. Booe. I. M. Lit!;i? Rock, Ark. Borraiero. I. N.. ATI. ' Glen Ridae, N. J. Bowlin, R. W.. il+K CoUeije Park. Ga. Brown, G. T.. Jr. Decatur. Ga. Brown. L. S.. -+E Charlotte. N. C. Bruce. S. D. Old Greenwich. Conn. Bruninq. W. L. Shav. ' nee Mission. Kan. Buflington. J. S. Li ' h .nia, Ga. Byrd. R. E.. Jr.. ATI! Pirhmond. Ind. CaldweU. H. S., Ir. Mooresville. N. C. [27] Calhoun, C. R.. Jr., ' I ' -iQ Colquitt, Ga. Callahan, N. D., r Lexington, N. C. Callaway, F. D. Atlanta, Ga. Cameron, R. B., Jr., -AE High Point, N. C. Cameron, S. L., SX Columbus, Ohio Carr, H. B., IV Danville, Va. Carroll, W. D., Jr., HKA Scoltsville, Va. Cathey, S. A., BOH Slatesville, N. C. Childs, E. L., FA Wadesboro, N. C. Clark, J. L. Summerville, S. C. Cochran, H. S., ATfi Raleigh, N. C. Coffey, D. W. Lexington, Va. Cole, N. G., Jr. Raleigh, N. C. Compton, I. Y., -N Riegelwood, N. C. Cooper, A. H., niv Rochelle, 111. Comwell, I. R., Jr., ATQ Anderson, S. C. Corter, C. M., t rs Raleigh, N. C. Cox, R. D. Asheboro, N. C. Crane, G. W.. Ill, Ki: Durham, N. C. Crothers, F. S. Greensboro, N. C. Curlee, P. G., HK Sterling, Colo. Dale, Bill, Jr. Asheville, N. C. Daniel, W. E., Jr., Ki: Charlotte, N. C. Dansby, H. B. Perrv, Fla. Davidson, J. E. Brevard, N. C. Davidson, L. D., K - Knoxville, Tenn. Davis, I. B., i: ' f E Greenville, S. C. Davis, I. J., Jr.. ATO Anderson, S. C. Davis, L. M., Jr. Greer, S. C. Dean, R. C, ATQ Charlotte, N. C. Dews, T. M., Jr., KA Thomaston, Ga. DeVane, G. W., ATO Orlando, Fla. Dickson, B. W., Jr.. HKA Shelby, N. C. Dobson. E. D., Jr., FI K Greer, S. C. Dogged, W. E., Ill Birmingham, Ala. Dugger, R. H., I rA Wilmington, Del. Durham, R. P., Jr., KA Pearl River, N. Y. Dwelle, E. C. Ill Jacksonville, Fla. Eaker, W. C, •t ' E Cherryville, N. C. Eastes, W. L. Brevard, N. C. Edmonds, W. H., Jr. West Asheville, N. C. Edwards, C. A., I Ae Bladenboro, N. C. P p Q e an 1 f t o h . rTi f j p J ,j!i j f C A «S P) ' [28] p f n c p O f C f = r k .7 i. i ifeKii}Aiai4 ' ;k •rf ■Q, ' i j! Q C P rs IT: ffi p if i . ' r ! ' S n- ' - ' • 7 - fejrr { - lU ' - - Ejr- ElUoll, C. D.. i. ' M; Faqq. J. A.. I VI Falllqanl. F. B., Jr. Farrell. E. G. h il.-i jt. I. ' • FaulkcDbarTT. I- •• U.. HKI ' Fi ' inklort. Ky F.IL H. L.. i ' l ' K Charlollosville, Va. Flddner. D. M.. Ir.. HKI ' Finch. B. C. III. K Ch itlolte. N. C. File. I. K.. -l-VS I. jsk-r po, Oltla. FMtor. V. W.. Jr., lAK Ho|o. Ark. Foitcr. W. M.. IIK ' I ' Floronc ?. S. C. FriiLT. F.. BO 1 1 Mobile, Al-j. GabrieUon, W. S., il ' K Orlijodo, Fla. Gaddy. I. E.. Ir.. K V instonSalem, N, C. Garrison, R. S.. Jr., K i; Gaul. I. R.. II ' K Tip;cn, Iowa Gibbons, M.F.. -I- I i Lenoir. N. C. Gillespie. D. S.. Ir. Lumberton, N. C. Goldsmith. C. F.. Ir.. i: N ' .. ' .rai ' r.. M. C, Goldslon. I. W.. IIKA Goodykoontz. C. H.. III. -All Gordon, Frederick, III, I ' I ' E Graham, R. A.. ' I ' l ' A r: .K ' on, Texas Gregory. B. M., -N Allania. Ga. Gresham, I. W.. IIKA Jacksonville. Fla. Grey. N. F. Asheboro. N. C. Gruber. R. G.. KA Perl Myers, Fla. Hackell. S. H.. -i« Florence. S. C. Hawk. I. C. III. IIKA Charleston. S. C. Haynes. K. G.. iiX Louisville. Ky. Hehn, I. D.. III. :;X Lancaster. Pa. Hehn. R. F.. K Hioh Point. N. C. Hewitt, W.C. HK-l- Lutherville. Md. HiU. H. L., Ir., i:AE Tallahassee. Fla. HiU. H. R. Lynchburg. Va. HinnanL M. B.. HKA Micro. N. C. Hoag. D. W.. i:X ::h :r;,: e ::. c. Holland. Locke. Ir.. AT! Raleigh. N. C. HolL R. K.. BHn Houston, Texas Holt. I.E.. Ki; BurUngton, N. C. Houser. I. P.. Ir.. KA Belmont. N. C. Humphrey, S.H.. Ben Kingsport. Tenn. [29] Hunter, D. C. Jr., :i ' M ' : Brevard. N. C. Hurst, I. W., Jr., i:AE Atlanta, Ga. Jackson, W. H., Jr.. ATO Raleigh, N. C. lacobsen, G. R. Greensboro, N. C. lelks, I. W.. Jr.. Ki) Greenville, S. C. Jeter. J. M., Jr., BOn Union, S. C. Johnson, C. S., Jr., ' 11 A Mount Vernon, N. Y. Johnson, M. B. Jacksonville, Fla. Jones. G. W.. Jr., ATI! Talladega, Ala. Jones. T. C. Orlando. Fla. Jordan, W. P., Ill, i:X Brunswick. Ga. Kelly, E. A., XAK A.tlanta. Ga. Kendrick, W. C.. Ki: Monroe. N. C. Kettner, Gary. HK San Diego, Calif. Kindred. A. R.. Jr.. ATS! Bradenton, Fla. King. B. R.. Kl ' Florence, Ala. Kirkpatrick. Clifton. Ill Memphis. Tenn. Kluttz. G. L.. Jr. Granite Quarry, N. C. c p c f:- P p p, ,e ,p I AdiM h M I4 ife FRESHMEN Knowles, Rodney. Ill, K- Mt. Ohve, N. C. Kriebel. Jerry. -N Dublin, Pa. Lane. A. W.. OKA Kingstree. S. C. Lang. F. J., —X Landenberg. Pa. Laster. C. C.. III. nK l Norfolk, Va. Laxton. E. T.. K - Charlotte, N. C. Ledford, R. B., Jr., -MA Charlotte, N. C. Leet, J. W.. IlK ' t ' St. Louis. Mo. Lesssne. L. L., Jr.. UK A Greeleyville, S. C. Leslie. D. M.. Jr. Silver Spring, Md. Leslie. T. C.. Ae Avondale Estates, Ga. Linebetger. K. P., Jr.. HK Charlotte, N. C. Lockman, D. S.. . T ' .! Winter Park. Fla. Loughridge. J. H.. Jr.. l At) LaFayette Hill, Pa. Ludwig, G. W.. Jr., HKA St. Petersburg, Fla. McAulay, D. J. Greenwood. S. C. McCallum. D. A.. BBn Dillon, S. C. McClatchey. J. B.. HK Atlanta, Ga. ( m - JT- .! j ; . I T ' Z [30] p ;r p p p f : ,C,( Ct). C .CTi £7f C7 f . I f j ,U - f C - C f T- f,- k ; -l 1 .( i c.. McCotVlc D W.. ATI! a. M I X.N •; c. MtGui e. J. O.. II KA Manqum. W. B.. IIKA . H. C. Marion P. B- Jr., KS ■ ' .., N C. Maion. I. L.. |r.. 2: ' I-K I ' l ' lriioni, N. C. Matlhawi, C. O.. II. I«HI . ' . ' uibI ' jd . ' Vilom, N, C. Maxwell. E. N.. )r. :, ..:, , II.,, Ky. May. I. O.. Jr. ■ I rif! Hor , N. C. Mock. R. 8.. |r.. IIK4 f ri limlih. Afk. Millar. G. K. ■:, K,. no.  . C, Miller. MS.. K. . ' .■ori ' li. V ' j. Moore. C. A. All ' jn ' a. Go Moore. R. C. Ir.. K A I. ' omr his. Tonn Morris. D. H.. IV. II Kl ' :.r..-v I a; I Moye. W. T.. IIKA jfoenville, N. C. MueUer. G. W.. Ir.. 21 . ' .Vyomlnq. Ohio Murphy, R. W. !.!i. Pleasant. S. C. Murray. M. T.. Jr.. A TO ' . ' oslporl, Conn. Newman. H. K.. i:X ,■ :■• r.rr.st N. C. Nicholson. D. D.. HI, Kl 7harlr ' 3lon, S. C. Noah, L. R.. ni ' ?amden. S. C. Ncrfleel. M. W. Norman. G. B.. Jr.. IIKA Memphis. Tenn. Norman. W. M.. Ill Greensboro, N. C. Nzongola. Georges Mev York. N. Y. Obenshaln. I. B. r. icksburg, Va. OHair. R. M.. III. ' I ' -iH •:. ::: -le. N. C. O Kelley. R. F.. HKA T j..ahassee, Fla. Ort. P. E.. Ki: Canfield. Ohio Oils. O. M.. in, H ' HI Owen. C. B.. Jr., MA Owen. W. S.. Jr.. II Kl ' Allan ' a. Go. Parrolt. P. M.. Ir„ Kl Greenville, S. C. Pale. I.E.. BMn Hichm-ind. Vi. Patterson. F. N.. III. MK-I ' .Albemarle. N. C. Pease. I. N.. lU. Kl Charlolle, N. C. Peed, C. O., Ir.. 1+K Oxford. N. C. Peel. I. W.. -I-AH -— Jy . ' . ' . ' ilkesBarre. Fa. Pendleton. E. B.. III. 1 A K Atlanta, Go. Persons. C. C. ■.Vinsion-Salem. N. C. Piitzner. G. R.. IN Richmond. Va. [31] Phelps, Esmond. II, l - New Orleans, La. Phipps, I. B., Jr., r:i Raleigh. N. C. Piper, G. E.. Jr., ' I ' F- McVeylown, Pa. Poole, I. K. Charlotte, N. C. Pucketl. T. G., ' I ' .iO Haltiesburg, Miss. Pucketl, w. E.. Ben Conway, S. C. Pumell, W. D., HK ' I Charlotte. N. C. Ramsey, W. E., -N Lynchburg, Va. Randolph. W. S.. Ir., -W. Fords, N. J. Recinos. I. W. New York. N. Y. Reeves, B. G., Jr., l ' rA Sparta, N. C. Reinsck. G. A., ' I ' TA Riverside, Conn. Rhea, R. B., Jr. Bristol, Tenn. Rhodes, W. A., A9 Belhesda, Md. Richardson, J. I., Jr., i;AE Laurinburg, N. C. Rikard. W. L., Jr., l -iO Canton, N. C. Robertson, C. H., Jr., UK Richmond, Va. Rostan, J. H., -N Valdese, N. C. Rothermel. T. S., ATQ Winchester, Mass. San ' ord. Scott, BBII Perryton, Texas Sartorius, J. C,  Towson, Md, Selph, I. W. B., III. KA Ocala, Fla. Shackellord, J. H., : ' i ' K Charlotte, N. C. Sheldon, Brooks, I A0 Moultrie, Ga. Shepherd. H. E., Jr., nK l ' Wadesboro, N. C. Sherrill, I. M., BOn Statesville, N. C. Sickles, B. R., i: K Oceonport, N. I. Simpson, M. B.. Jr. Statesville, N. C. Sims. I. B., Jr. Lookout Mountain, Teni Sjogren, R. W., Jr., - ' I ' K Arlington, Va. Slaughter, A. H.. i: ' l ' E Virginia Beach, Va. Smith, S. M., S ' l ' E Bessemer City, N. C. Snow, R. L., -X Morganton, N. C. Southern, P. S., HK MarshviUe, N. C. Spell. L. P., Jr., KA Roseboro. N. C. Spivey. R. O., HKA Seabrook. Md. St. Clair, H. B.. K2 Princeton, V . Va. Steele. C. L., IV, ATS2 Durham, N. C. Strohl, I. D., ' V- Clover, S, C, Taylor, CD., IIK ' I- Decatur, Ga. league, B. H.. Ill Oak Ridge, Tenn. Temple, R. H. Kinston, N. C. .-- ' It ' r  ff i [32] f r f i c c W- ' --- P ' S ' f ri.- ' . 1 fS r K OO fei ' ii ik n i iU i Thel. L. T. i r :•;-.,). N -: Thuriton. R. F., IIKA .1..:: UV. H C Timmons, I. M.. Ir.. IKMI Tyler. D. W.. IIKA : II. S, C. Vanco, R. L. . N. C. Van Dorslan. I. P., K2; . ' . ' insion Salem. N. C. Vick. C. E.. KA A ' . K.vj. Ga. Vodak. M. L. .:ylva, N. C Walle, N. A., Jr.. ATI! . ' -.fl ' jn ' a. G ' J Waldron. G. H., M A r iMshur jh. Pa Walker. I. W.. K:. Lrjuiens, S. C. Wall. J. A., It.. -H ' -i Tolyjccovllle, N. C. Ward, I. M.. IIKA . ' ,hav Air Force Base. S. C. Webb, W. W.. Jr.. KA Salisbury. N. C. Wheeler. G. G., Ill, ' l-AH While. I. W.. Jr.. l.X ' ■ ' .:, : vil; -. Tenn. Whitehead. A. W.. IIKA ;.:: ■,• :ily. s. c. Wilcox. K. K., Jr. ■..• ' jsv::.-, F, I Williamson, I. V.. i:. 3iul!. Ft. Milchell. Ky. Woolen. C. W., in, IIKA Kinslon. N. C. FRESHMEN To you we give all curses . . . and all thanks. To you we give disap- pointments and, hopefully, satisfoc- tion. To you we turn with each year ' s reinforcements as a never-ending stream of leeches persistently drain- ing your life-blood. Whether or not the benefits of this dialogue merit the sacrifice is some- thing you alone con answer. Many of us don ' t care; many of us do. But all of us, in some silent moment, realize that beneath the icing of your pretentious verbiage is a hu- man mind, o mind thot is — insofar as it is human — both faulty and, more important, of infinite value. FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION We are about to address to you words of surpassing gravity. — THE KORAN From our dialogue we hove learned that the pursuit of knowledge is an endless race against time. We have also learned that knowledge, unless it is used, is as empty as the mid- night post office; but when it is used, and used effectively, it can bring man part of that peace of mind which is a foretaste of fulfill- ment. . . . the mind is restless, turbulent, strong and unyielding . . . as difficult to subdue as the wind. — BHAGAVAD GITA [351 - i = fiS ' ,n? i K ' DAVID GRIER MARTIN President of the College Frontis Withers Johnston, Dean of the Focultv 1 4V K V 7 H •  • fM t Richard Clyde Burts, Jr., Dean of Students. [37] ADMINISTRATION Frederick William Hengeveld, Director of Admissions and Registrar. Robert J. Soilstod, Director of Public Re- lations and Development. Jomes Baker Woods, Jr., College Physician. 1: i - ' Myron Wolloce McGill, Bursar and As- sistant Treasurer. Robert Arrowood Currie, Business Manager. nds White, Associate Director of IS and Director of Financial Aid. William Holt Terry, College Chapioin. Mrs. J. B. Moore, Supervisor of Dormitories, W Toylor Blackwell, Director of News Bu- reau and Publicity. Tom Scott, Director of Physicol Education. — T !«WP f ■ V It Williom Ledoux Bonduroni, Director of Alumni Activities Grover C. Mectze, Jr . Director of Phy- sicol Plant. Robert Croft Young, Assistant Deon of Students. Mrs. Groce Greene Lilly, Director of the Developmental Reading Loborotory. Clyde W. Stacks, Monoger of the College Laundry. Everett Gourley, Jr., Assistont to the President. Weston M. Plymole, Assistant in the Busi- ness Office. Colin Show Smith, Director of the College Union ond Coordinator of Student Activi- ties, Director of Placement Oscar Julius Thies, Jr., College Engineer. Robert Henry Moore, Assistant Director of Admissions. ADMINISTRATION Thomas Fetzer Clark, Bible. Earl Ronald MacCormoc, Bible and Philosophy. Samuel Dow Moloney, Bible. m i Max Eugene PoMey, Bible Daniel Durham Rhodes, Religion and Philosophy. Lewis Bevons Schenck, Bible. Elmer Evans Brown, Biology. Ann Shannon Gumming, Biology. Tom Doggy, Biology. William Tuthill Lammers, Biology. FACULTY [401 Wilhom Olin Puckett, Biology. Horace Alden Bryan, Chemrstry Rolph William Gable, Chemistry. John Bryant Gollent, Chemistry. L A. Lr James Grubbs Martin, Chemistry Rupert T Barber, Jr., Speech and Dramatics. FACULTY Jomes Monro Fredericksen, Chemistry. Thomas Swindoll Logon, Chemistry. Arthur Gwynn Griffin, Economics one Business Administrotion. (411 ' - rfy FACULTY Glenn Carlos Lindsev, business Administrotion. Ernest Finney Patterson, Economics. James Allan Wilson, Economics and Business Administration. Richard Cargill Cole, English William Blainnie Hight, Education. Fronk Walter Bliss, Jr., English. James Richard Gross, English. Moreland Hogan, English. Henry Tracy Lilly, English. Chorles Edward Lloyd, English. Jam i Sheer Turcell, Jr., English. [42] FACULTY James Applewhite. French. Wo Iter Elmore Meeks, French. W, ,lev H Tillcy, English. Joe 0. Embry, French. Francis Ghigo, French. James Walker Reid, Geography ond Geology Ernest Albert Beoty, Latin end German Tnomos Uwen Pinkerton, Germon Julius Sherman Winkler, German Erich-Oskor Joachim Siegfried Wruck, Germon. [431 John Crooks Bailey, Greek and Bible George Lobbon, Jr., Greek, Normon McClure Johnson, History. Malcolm Lester, History. Paul Arthur Morrote, Histor John Alexander McGeachy, History. William Brown Patterson, Jr., History. Bradley DeForrest Thompson, History. Richard Ryerson Bernard, Mothematics. Robert Bruce Jackson, Mothematics. FACULTY [44] (V . John I holno KimluoiKjh, Molhi-nvlti icott W Monsour, Mothemat Williom G.llf.pif McGawxt. Mothemofics Williom Nelson Mebone, Jr , Mothemotics. Coptoin Donald M. Compbell, Militory Science. Mo|or Oovid Ryburn Hompton, Military Science. Captain Charles C. Partridge, Military Science. Major Robert Warren Pierce, Military Science. Lt Colonel Paul Ross Wheoton, Military Science ond Toctics. FACULTY C- . - - ,„ Plott, Music. (451 FACULTY David F. Richey, Music Wilmer Hayden Welsh, Music Grier Moffat Williams, Music. George Lowrence Abernethy, Philosophy. Jebse Clifton Albergotti, Physics. William Francis Frey, Physics. John Isaoc Hopkins, Physics. Moys L. Swicord, Physics. Locke White, Jr., Physics. [46] FACULTY Winfred Plcosont ' . Mmter, Political Science Philip Bruce Secor, Political Science. ; i John Dobbins Kelton, Psychology. Joy Harold Ostwalt, Psychology. Willionn Gatewood Workman, Psychology. Alexander Beck, Russian. Joseph Turpin Drake, Sociology. James Young Cousey, Sf anish. Donald Webb Tucker, Sponish and Italion. [471 It teas the best of tijnes, it rvas the ivorst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, . . it urns the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair. . . — CHARLES DICKENS FRATERNITIES I am the pledge who walks a Sotur- day path, crossing the road into a sea of faces; I am the pledge who like dawn swimmer becomes en- gulfed by the frenzied wave of brotherhood that quickly ebbs, leav- ing me solitary. And as the sopho- more, unable to stand alone upon the beach, I run to find security in this turbulent sea, to join the wet coolness of this chosen life. Then, I am the junior, who reaching out to catch the essence of the word brotherhood, finds it quickly run through my fingers onto the sand. And I am the senior, walking away from the beach. [48] % • m w .-■• '  INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL Davidson ' s Interfraternity Council year ' s I. F.C. brought to campus The functions to organize and coordi- Chad Mitchell Trio, Josh White, note fraternity activities. In addi- Count Bosie, The Shirelles, Oscar tion to overseeing Rush Week, this Brown, and The Brandywine Singers. President Hoynes Kelly The Brandywine Singers Left to Right: Bisord, Whitson, Von Unwerth, Alexonder, Crow, Overton, Hoselden, Worthen, Binkley, Heckord. Kelly. [501 m L ' ' L-V. ?.«a W ' Oscar Brown Chod Mitchell Trio Rush Week: a week of words, porties, hondshokes, ond more words 151) ALPHA TAU OMEGA Tanned Taus return |ust in time to grab 18 good ones . . . Podge and Toad, Munchkins two ... a new gross table . . . Show, Rufus ! . . . The J C. makes Midwinters . . . Whiteheaded little whati ' ! ' ; ' ... No — I mean yes!!! — Diablo ' . . . Sten- ka sweeps at Pensacola — end dates once . . . See if I sleep in your bath- tub again . . . Pinhead returns . . . 0 [tf Tim Kimrey President with experience . . . Four Hosers Spray M-ville . . . P O— the last great pleasure . . . and Snipes re- ports on Spring Frolics . . . Rick voted best ski accident . . . cocktails in 3302 . . . Wank of Wales . . . and Pietro drones on ... a perfect day for Black Mollies . . . Ruth wins A.R D. by default . . . Uno Dos Tres ' ! . . . OFFICERS Tim Kimrey President Joel Morrisett Vice President Woody Danenhower Secretary John Pruitt Treasurer Mrs. Lucille Agnew Housemother [52] p :: ' ■■! 1 i; 1 ' 4 fv ) i 4 ' How do you spell concer ' ? ' M i U ■i 1 f Yes, thot ' s right. One hundred shores of AT T Is there o Santo Clous ' Yes or No MISS SANDRA LANEHART Queens College Sweetheart of Alpha Tau Omega [54] Adoir Adoms Alexonder Allon Bourn Beidler Bloir Bondonella Boone Borroiero Bnndell Byrd, F J Byrd. RE. Cofson Cochran Connell Cornwell Donenhower Dovid Davis Deon DeVone Drake Fee Gates Gront Guess Hordemon Henfz Hollond Hollondsworth Hubbard Jock son Kimrey Kindred Kirkmon Kugel Lee Lindsley Little Lockmon Logon McCorkle McCoy McGuire McKeithen Mixon Morrisett Murroy Orr Phillips Pruitt Reese Reid Rothermel Ruth Smith Snipes Steele Stokes Townsend Van Huss Von Unwerth Woite Whitfield Winslow p ( c;; p p r- p p p fp p r Q p v ' dp 1 O o o ,e p r. p p ©. p (1 p ih M Mt diMJtM. t A, J 9 9 Q 9 C %« P P : C ' f P p P c p t fP 1 f . p p p p p O ? P f!? 1551 BETA THETA PI It ' s Possum Forks Time! . . . Scoffs contributes to the March of Dimes . . . No Open House at Charlie ' s . . . Fruit Bat makes Fly Bat . . . Pop Womb Broom ' s Emporium . . . Golf- balls!!! . . . Dubose elected Nation- al Beta Songleader . . . Mild-man- nered Davidson student, Clark Kent . . . Johnny Marshall packs for Ox- ford . . . Mills breaks 28-day record H M ■B IH lii l u? 4ri f N I H k t 1 1 John Spratt President for year long period . . . There ' s no gnome like a Block Gnome . . . Schutt signs with Beatles . . . YMCA invaded with God-squad . . . Hog Body cops Gut Grappling at Japa- nese Olympics . . . Pledges pass drone test at the beach . . . Cantey learns a lesson in common low . . . Love, Equality, and Peace! OFFICERS John Spratt President Jim Killebrew Vice President Joe Davis Secretary Gene McCutchen Treasurer Mrs. R. A. Grir Housemother [56] i give you one more chance. Who is do greatest? ' Personolly, I oppose the drinking rule. D._ai Burts ' This is Wooglin P MISS LIBBY McGEACHY Agnes Scott College Sweetheart of Beta Theta PI [58] Ackermon Anderson Andrews Belheo Blockstock Bradley Contey Cothey Coppoge Craig Dovis DuBose Ephland Foulconcr Ferris Frist Fry Gibbs Glasgow Good Hordin Hoselden Hill Holt Howell Humphrey Jackson James Jeter Jones Killebrew Lawton Lewis McCollum McCutchen McMulien Matthews Meschon Mills Motley Newcomer Otts Pate Pfohl Pridgen Puckett Rogers Sanders Sanford Schutt Sherrill Simpson Smith Spratt Steigner Stopher Timmons Turner, A. Turner, C. S. Walker Wallace Webb o P . P p 9 P P P : P p fT:, Q . ,D p. p ,r C C p .p P D fe ? P r Q C ps O ■ £ikd hdiMd dM M O S5 C O P P -• r r P O (! C: P P P P P [59] KAPPA ALPHA OFFICERS ij ajf Hugh Martin President Alton Brown Vice President Charlie Rowe Secretary Monty Mayes Treasurer Fraternal love knows no bounds; Rush Week is here . . . Seniors give 21 gun salute to Dixie: bang, bang, bang, bang . . . Sophomores compete for best pledge award . . . Pledge class unites in failure . . . Half-Bond smashed by R. 0. T. . . . Masher says What color? ... 12 plus 2 minus 2 equals 12 . . . High-flying Clardy grounded at Gatlinburg . . . They ' s a fuse blowed in Plug ' s room . . . Harvard beware . . . Summer rush grosses 3, nets 2 . . . Bear joins the Healthy Hogs . . . B.E. ' s bond empire collapses . . . Wofford holds the bag . . Huey . . . Barrel cements family ties . . . Pig S. moves new pen . . . JHA AND MSM . . . Spring . . . Fall . . . New Men . . . and the chain re- mains unbroken . . . Mrs. Patricia Rainwater Housemother [60] No 1 welcomes rushees to house. ' Now occording to Dr. Kinsey What ' s going on under there? Smile, Plosficl MRS. SALLY KELLY Kappa Alpha Rose [62] Adorns, T H Adorns, J M Anoil Armtield Botes Blolock Brown Bryont Corson Cothey Clordy Coonov Croft Dewi DuPuy Durham Embry Ferris Grimes Gruber Hordy Hosh Hinton Howord Houser Hunter Kelly King Lorkin Lee McCollum Morsholl Martin, H, M. Mortin, J. P. Moyes Miller Moore, B. E. Moore, R. C. Moore, W. S. Murphy Plott Romsburgh Reynolds Rollins Rowe Sole Selph Sink Smyre Spell Storrett Vick Webb Wilson Q C f- f P Q P ! 9 p p : r (T!) Q IT. p |f P C) Winfield Wroy Wright c, ff i r P 9 P .ff) p fT), p p 1 P P P P P J J, p ,p ( 1 ( P 9 ? [631 KAPPA SIGMA OFFICERS Bill Beerman President Tom Whitley Vice President Bill Thompson Secretary Larry Compton Treasurer We began the year with our usual high batting average, raking 23 into the eight arms of the Spider . . . Those wonderful Saturday after- noons watching Fu 1 1 back-tackle- guard-end-Bull do his stuff . . . P- Tower mokes 15 tackles a game . . . P-Bear vs. Chinese Pig . . . The out- standing new group award — the 4 Bees . . . Little Toad Boy has a fan club . . . Scooter award to S. Foun- tain , . . Thad Memorial Trophy to Awful Eichmann . . . Fat Rat keeps us entertained . . . The Bull Wor- shippers Club, consisting of one . . . Hetz, Pencil-Body, Regan, Tricky, Kid, and Lobo moke it an exciting season . . . Juke Award to Dondi . . . Alfonso stages a sit-in . . . Sigmund and T. H. hit the campaign trail . . . Drewry and Jose hit the road to Muskrat . . . Barrel wins the Char- lotte-Davidson Relations Award . . . Secor Political Science Award to the Rot . . The Get Sick on Dance Weekends Award to Wishbone . . . The James Brown and the Famous Flames Award to Heckard . . . the working Girl Award to Dizzy . . . The Great Adventure Award to the Snake . . . Spring approaches and with it brings exams . . . Some will leave, some will stay, more will come, none will be forgotten, the sign over the door still hangs. Mrs. P. Crowley Housemother [64] —- — ' 1: • « w I. 1 A L « Ll •di tim-  if IS Jones confirms Hoppiness is Pledge Doy. A big weekend, but where hove oil the young girls gone? MISS JUDY RICE Greensboro College Sweetheart of Koppa Sigma [66] Allison Arbuckle Beosley Beermon Boofwnghl Brown Bryant Burness Clork Clevelond Crone Gaddy Garrison Gibbins Goodstein Heckord Hetzel Highfower Loke Laxton McKinley Morcon Mor{on Morris Nicholson Roston St. Cioir Settles Snyder Taylor Thompson Van Dorsten Walker Walton Webb Whitley Whitton Curry f Dolfon - Daniel r p ( ? . r P p c ri . p p p p r p ! fT ' T ' f Holt Jelks Jernigon t—. - W- . Jones r W Kendrick ' T. — - King • Knowles P P O ( P f p f p, p II 1, Ogburn Ort Porrott Pease 1 Phelps Powell Reoms ID . p P 1 . ff f ■ ' r r Q T- p C) r . Q f Cb 167] PHI DELTA THETA Slim would ' ve liked it this year . . . Hoffa, Goon, and Pepsi went para- noid and kept fighting gnomes, ki- wis, and machis . . . Krebs, Lefty and Co. had to guard the house from in- vading drakits and thermostats . . . Eckman retired at the age of 1 9 .. . Froggie went a ' courting . . . Foss threw one in a chopter meeting . . . Rymer threw one too, only caught Scode high and hard, and Scode woke up wet . . . Fats consistently cleaned Fast Eddie at the tables . . . What scrapbook? . . . God bless midgets . . . Dodo dumped Daffney . . . H. S. donated a physics exam to the trashman, picked up his trusty shotgun, and headed for better Hill Wellford President hunting grounds . . . Reinhold and AT T raised hell with the phone bill . . . Guyton and Sambo raised hell . . . Rabbit kept hopping . . . meet you at 17th and Pennsylvania . . . Keys and Mrs. Keys, Rhombus and Kay Rhombus . . Big Otis fin- ished strong and set one for all time . . . Hoss snowed Weeezy . . . Nich- ols found a little blonde . . . Goose kept us in parties . . . Casper kept us solvent . . . Crow flew North to a holyoak just to see Jimmy Baker . . . P-Cube (Percy ' s Pledge Pro- gram) ... A Moongirl was sweet- heart . . . Slim who ' ' . . The Good Ship Phi sailed home . . . OFFICERS Hill Wellford President George Painter Vice President George Aumon Secretary Paul Stotts Treasurer Mrs. Elizobeth Wright Housemother [68] i Don ' t open your mouth when you talk, pledge on Night came in loud ond clear ' Slim soys they ought to poy for their own window No light problem tonight MISS SANDRA LINEBERGER Greensboro College Sweetheart of Phi Delta Theta [70] Allen Ambrose Auman Barrow Billington Blair Bryan Bryant Bulla Calhoun Collins Council Davidson Eckmon Edwards Fogg Foss Guylon Hackett Harris, A. J. Harris, G. P. Hollond Johnson Jones Leslie Lingle Little Loughrldge McKenzie McNob Mortin Nichols O ' Hair Painter Peel Perry Rymer Sheldon Sloton Smith, N. 8. Smith, S. B. Sprinkle Squier Stitt Stotts Sfringfield Wolker Warren Well ford Wheeler Whitney Wilson p O Q Q 9 r- J , c e. fl p p P P P r - ( p P T ' O P O (T: p O p ' fcjl p o 1 Puckeft Rhodes Rikard ,. — tf ' Robinson  - t- • . _ Rogers Ross J ? pi, r: p p C O Q : O C f P p [71] PHI GAMMA DELTA Summer is gone . . . and so ore All- sport, Foggy, and Scuba . . . the rest of the Fijis return and greet 21 of D. C. ' s best . . . pledges go to Green- ville and a few see the game . . . B. J., Childs, and Bat trade pins for rings . . . Dole goal? . . . Football? . . . Jocko dates the same girl twice . . . and then pins her . . . Tram- mel! follows . . . and then come Terry, Lloyd, and Childs . . . Althoff wrecks budget with rose bill , . . OFFICERS Jerry Trammell President Rick Brand Treasurer Charlie Shapard Corresponding Secretary Bob Wochuk Recording Secretary Jerry Trammell President Bridge club disappears . . . Hand me a shovel ' cause here comes Dino . . . Hey Pledge! What ' s a goat? . . . Puppy dog finally makes it . . . Dum- bo becomes terror of Little Dorm . . . Fi)is spend Mid-Winters looking for the E ' s . . . Cookie! . . . No mind steps aside for a man . . . Wang dotes . . . Hook falls in love ... a party of two , . . WE LOVED IT ALL ... j. Mrs. P. A. Alexander Housemother [72] Our leader a pseudo E?? ' ' How would you like to be a friend of Did you soy Arbuckle?! ' Where ' s your other hond, Puliiom? ' MRS. BARBARA FULP Sweetheart of Phi Gamma Delta [74] AllhoM Borefoot Boucom Brand Briggs, J K. Briggs, P. F. Bryon Bunch Callahan Childs Chiles . _ . Clark J ' y. Corter Covington Creech Crothers Cummings Curlee Dole Dugger Fite Fulp Gomble Gorren Gibbons Going Grahom Heffner Hindsley Hyder Kelly Lloyd Longest Lopp, D. W. Lopp, F. B McSween Nemir Owen Phipps Piper Poole Pulliam Randolph Reeves Reineck Rhyne Shapord Staples Swain Terry Trommell Wachuk Woldron Woll Williams p f p r I? p p e r- p -- P ft P P p O p p p £l fJLM t iP r ff L ll [75] PI KAPPA ALPHA Beta Chapter cops national honors . . . Foggy at the piano . . . Muldoon outsharps date . . . It ' s so bad I can ' t believe it . . . Rinky-dinks revamp flickerball . . . still lose . . . Conrad leaves library . . . Raynal reprimands rushee . . . Gink and Greasy, fraternity invalids . . . the Whitehead dynasty ... J. D. ' s pep talk . . . the fruit rusher . . . Tyler hotboxes rushee . . . Pratt misses plane — by four days . . . Cullum assumes maternal duties . . . A legal size spot box, if you can get it . . . Jem pinned to Filtz- nik . . . three brothers dunked J. D. Whitehead President in Lake Norman Clark assumes fetal position . . . Jenkins beats record . . . the cute twins . . . Pledge Thurston attempts to frown . . Smithers pulls Coup d ' etat . . . Underwood finally makes it official . . . Buchanan has kind word . . . $49 worth of cancelled stamps . . . Peter Prep School . . . Williams mystifies brotherhood . . . Ross turns mean- ie for Greek Week . . . Trips loses race to phone . . . Bost ' s blessings . . . Beta hosts district convention . . . Lofferty and his unbelievably candid camera .... OFFICERS J, D. Whitehead President Wayne Smithers Vice President Conrad Martin Secretary Bill Buchanan Treasurer Mrs. Ruth Mims Housemother [76] ' And thot ' s the chopel over there with the cross on the chimney. And when the dew hod come up, there wos on the face of the wilderness o fine, flake-like thing, fine as hoorfrost on the ground. 4 MRS. NANCY UNDERWOOD Pi Kappa Alpha Dream Girl [78] Anderson Austin Bailey Beachom Bell Bost Briggs Buchanan Callender Corroll Clork Cullum Dickson Goldsron Greshom Grey Horfness Hawk Hicks Hinnont Jenkins John Johnson Jordan Lafferty Lane Lowrimore Lesesne Ludwig McGuire McNeil Mongum Mortin, C. D. Martin, J. B. Moss Moye Normon O ' Kelley Outlow Overton Pratt Price Qualtleboum Raynal Renner Ross Scott Smithers Snider, A. H, Tyler Underwood Walker Word Watson White Whiteheod, A. W. Whiteheod, J. D. Whitehead, W. L. Williams o r p a o p p d i Mi- iM 1 Jm p c C d c o ,o r .O „f f:: O f P (? P P r) r c r p) i f) :.. f C s....,.B 1- r zi IT f- c f Sproul i ■ -5 • « ( Tf St. Clair Thurston, R. F. Thurston, T. G. Torrence Triplett « « P r. p c p fc- P ,p r [79] PI KAPPA PHI Pi Kapps take study break between beach parties . . . Davidson ' s Doolie comes home . . . Gramley leaves sec- ond semester food to Blivette ... an Octopus on the political scene . . . Grant faints when phone foils . . . more brothers try the pen . . . Orr joins the MP ' s . . . TV Club watches for hurricanes and Linker . . . Nurd leads the Great Kitchen Infiltration . . . Animal Jews down Notional . . . Huie and the airborne lost weekend . . . Brauch returns: Oh NOoooo ' nad and the Marching Munchkins . . . red Galazy paces the Dirty Erwin Spainhour President Dozen . . . Brother looks things over . . . Schmoo loses his pin in the holly ... a Garland for the Superskier . . . Rabbit looks for Nassau . . . Coney Island Baby not in top ten for thir- tieth straight week . . . Boom-Boom Faw gets sixty days ... 19, 23, 22 hike . . . pledges rumble with Animal Farm . . . Burts confines mad dogs to town limits . . . Waites and T.E.L. . , . T.B. and the Black Glove . . . Chess and bridge for fun and profit . . . Flo Thomas and the boys at Harris . . . dork . . . and all Hail-to- thee breaks loose. . . . OFFICERS Erwin Spainhour President Decker Faw Secretory Bob Reynolds Treasurer Jim Hardwick Pledge Trainer Miss Johnsie Shelton Housemother [80] Folstaff and the Gadshill Gang But I didn ' t know she wos your sister, Doug. Happy days ore here again MRS. JUDY WATERS Sweetheort of Pi Kappa Phi [82] c P (p ,© O if (f . o It (831 SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Dr. No returned as Dr. Frankenstein . . . The Glass Act still stands as an act of Tyranny . . . Tommy Stafford leads the freshmen and the cadets . . . Rush Week is eventful with Black Saturday turning bright as the frosh see the light . . . not blue . . . Cookie crumbles and Pigmeat eats the pieces . . . Harrison con- tinues to get long distance instruc- tions from the city of brotherly love, but no dates . . . King Dillon rules first semester with an iron hand but softens when he finds the holy grail in Durham ... A new disease strikes as Wayde attack is mistaken for love sickness ... A hot line is established between frot and the Lyman Dillon President hill . . . pledges get their filthy tongues scrubbed . . . olive drab . . . Crazy Nestor Whittle and Honey prepare to build sugar shock . . . Oriental thought becomes popular OS E ' s draw swinger from for East (not to be mistaken with down east) . . . look out for Yubiwozi . . . Lane loses pin and many coins on horn ... A rash of wedding bells hits the house — Jamie, Kent, Dixon fall . . . who ' s next? . . . Drinking be- comes expensive — fifty dollars a shot . . . Shark meat proves econom- ical but Efird moves out . . . And so we soy a fond Bioya to another year and in memory of Warthog Moss . . . say Phi Alpha, John. . . . OFFICERS Lyman Dillon President Lewis Norman Vice President Bill Alexander Secretary Ed Rudert Treasurer Mrs. Lucy B. Short Housemother [84] - i but vuu mighi check the Sig house. Funsie surveys sconfch. Saturday, September 14, 1963. It ' s about those blue lights ' [85] MISS ANN WHARTON THAYER Duke University Sweetheort of Sigmo Alpha Epsilon Alexander Alston Armfield Armstrong Barber Bornhordt Baumgordner Coldwell Comeron Colemon Clork Covington Dillon Dixon Donoldson Efird Finch Fisher Foster Fowler Freeny Goodykoontz Hones Honks Horrison Hill Holmes Hunter Hurst Kellett Kelly McBryde McKnight McNoiry McQueen Morgan Norman Pendleton Powell Reed Richordson Rohrer Rude Rudert Sexton Sherrill Stofford Welling Wideman Wilkins Wright 9 (f (f p ,c Q Q P p a p p p . p p ft p Jti tM AkJ!ik t 9- ' Q f M p p (;p j9 P 187] SIGMA CHI OFFICERS Dave Olin President Fred Schoen Vice President Bill Barron Secretary Paul Reichardt Treasurer Schoen, Olin, Foss, Fanning lead booters to best season ever . . . Dutch and Big Bill combine forces against the bearded one . . . Tiff pays through nose for beer . . . House gets new interior . . . Long dorm beseiged . . . probably . . . Abernethy gets redates to open house . . . Barney joins Biz as grim grappier . . . Fromm, Dovo, Pepper establish crash program . . . Home- coming project looks like hell . . . collecting cans at Queens . . . pledge party assassinated . . Fitts and Ja- cobs dive . . . Burry Tig goes nation- al .. . Beagle falls prey to lab proj- ect . . . ding-dong, sir . . . Shares does in dozen . . . Schoen gets baton . . . welcome bock, Tommy . . . host- ing the province conference . . . Suppressed Desire or Gill Gets His Due . Mrs. Kothryn McKeifhan Housemother [88] Two heads ore better thon one. Well, moybe not THE best guord in the notion. Which twin hos the Toni? : i [89] MRS. JAN HART Sweetheart of Sigma Chi [90] Adoms Agnew Alexander Appleby Autrey Ayers Boles Borden Borron Bird Bisord Booe Booth Burks Burns Comeron Derrick Doud Evins Fonning Fitts Ford Forrester Foss Fronk Fromm Gill Guerront Horkness Harrington Haynes Hicks Hurd Ivey Jacobs James Jordan Kopp Long Lewis Little McGuirt Mclver Motthews Mays Miller Moore, C. A Moore, J L. Mueller Nedwed Nickel Olm Pepper Purkerson Reichordt Robinson Sartorius Schode Schoen Short Smith Snow Stone P P P fi P ' P P V P ' f - ' p 9 P r,: ? ,r- a r ? n p p r. p f : (T. c. f (O, i , C: P © P fi P P P P P P P f- Teoguc Wolker Womple J ' P P O p f: p (? Webb Whitoker White Williamson 191] SIGMA NU OFFICERS Bill Lynn President Sam Childress Vice President John Rostan Secretary Robert Miller Treasurer Eleven miss the big tree, hop down to the eminent Toad Trainer . . . Pfitzner ' s date takes to p-pool after Hindu Horror Show . . . Homecom- ing: Freedenburg misses first train to Atlanta . . . Childe ' s final pil- grimage . . . Grub makes most out of weekends . . Revolving Rucker gets stuck on Lassie . . . Rope trips over Hyena, flips a cord, and becomes the One-Arm Mon- ster of Randy Mac . . . Pearson sends letter in plain wrapper, gets answer from home . . . Please pass the Dondibread . . . Possum, Childe, Bluecoat head D.O. squad; A.G.S. recognizes Bill Dumpy, Childe only gets a bell . . . Gosling finds slim peckings across the court . . . Schol- arship drive successful as many pledge Alphi Phi . . . Bill, William, Dondi, Jock, Stevie, Dave, Jon lose pins . . . then Brinck loses a ring . . . Spiders keep Reno awake at night . . . Robert E. Lee fails to score with gross table — Waaa . . . Y signs Gov. Wallace to replace Oracle . . . Sex machine scores twice . . . R.D.P.B.M. Mrs. Calvin McGehee Housemother [921 And then she did what. Goose? Wh.- firoH thoi -h Wont ride. Gosling? ' MISS PAULE VALLIERE College des Ursulines, Quebec Sweetheart of Sigma Nu [94] BrinckerhoM Burch Childress. S R Childress, W B Clork Complon Crocker Crow Dovis Finley Gee Goldsmith Gregory Harrington Helm Hoog Hufford Jones Joyner Kirkpotrick Kriebel Lynn, J L. Lynn, W. E. McForlond Miller, J. C. Miller, R. D. Myers Newmon Oehler Palmer Peorson Pfitzner Romsey, R. K. Romsey, W. E. Roston, J. H. Rostan, J. P. Skinner Suter Thompson [951 SIGMA PHI EPSILON mjy OFFICERS Jim Tanner President Fred Sackett Vice President Phil Lewis Secretary Joe McCormack Treasurer Alfred E. grins again . . . Lips and the Glass Eye . . . Buddha finds In- visible Woman in spite of Levi Ban , . . Altemose discovers College Res- taurant . . . and towel . . . Tanner nips rose in the bud . . . Baby Huey . . . Scotty tells what happened then, and joins the Clean Clan . . . Three fat boys smile a lot . . . Well, thure it ' s a pith helmet . . . Buster and Fingers defend their titles . . . Wedge James, the simplest tool . . . Snarl for us Flash . . . Rusty has nerve trouble at wedding . . . Col- burn survives the drought of ' 63 . . . How long did you say it was. Charlie? . . . The Fantastic Five Raise Hell — as it were — with the Wizard and the Blind Beggar on Bourbon Street . . . Incredible Stink- ing Man returns and takes the Fifth . . . I ' d be bored, says she. You ' d be bored, said Lee . . . Binx trans- cends . . . Goose lays eggs . . Mole digs holes . . . You can put down the barrel now, Augie ' . . . Joe pinches pennies . . . Who me? . . . Route 96 through Hogansville . . . Limey has schmooth sailing . . . And the Grand Spook spins his Gold- en Web. . . . Mrs. V. W. Atwater Housemother [96] Well chops, when I become o Beetle Another formol meeting erupts into utter bedlam under Tonner ' s expert guidonce. Pledge tory for Sig Ep [971 m MISS SHAROLYN HOOSE Converse College Sweetheart of Sigma Phi Epsilon [98] Alremose Archibald Auguslitus Baker Bell Bennett Berwick Binkley Blakeslee Bloiock Bordlev Bowlin Brown Cousey, C H Causey, J P. Cherry Colburn Cole Cox Dovis Downey Eoton Eaker Elliott Fain Fell Foster Gobrielson Goul Gordon Graham Haile Hoseman Hayes Heidt Helm Hopkins Hughes Hunter James Loney Lewis Littrell McCormock Mortin Moson Merchont Morrell Morrow Ouzts Peed Pierce Quinn Romseur Reynolds Roles Sackett Shackleford Shumodine Sickles Sjogren Slaughter Smith Spiro Stegmon Strouser Strohl Tanner Thompson Trimble Turner White Wilkins Williams Williamson f! r- rC p f p p p p p p p p JXI p £P- f - P f P p. c p p Q c p c ff ' fe: ' ' I O p p p p p o p p . km M dikd h k 1 Err y i F - J [99] The wayfarer, Perceiving the pathway to truth, Was struck with astonishment. It was thickly grown with weeds. Ha, he said, I see that none has passed here In a long time. Later he saw that each weed Was a singular knife. Well, he mumbled at last, ' Doubtless there are other roads. — Stephen Crane UJ tnt r V I am the student. And in this absurd attempt to find truth I wolk, armed with the scythe of skepticism. In roinmisty depression in self-concern I quietly begin to compensate for Beneath the bleok canopy j . indifference in others, of groysky . j . fg . rick world self-consciously passing stretched between me and reality, routine. blank foces ' ' ' I walk emersed on now-familiar paths. to and from the stale, dimly-lit rooms and thoughts in which I have learned to live. [103] I t The daily ring of chimes above ar empty church punctuates my thoughts as they watch footprints in snow, as they breathe foggy rain, as they peer from tiny window-panes. And in the bleak breath of wind wrapped around me I shudder at the cold that hangs in my mind SOPHOMORES ()iir iliiid I ' liicfH, irhrn W ' r irhiniirr tofiiUnr Arc quiet and incniiinfilrMM As wind in dry { raits Or rats ' fret over Urokvu filass In i)ur dnj cellar. — T. S. KLIOT I return to live my second year In the early evenings of the first weeks, I become aware of a new status. I become on upperclassmon Before, I wandered unsure among the paste-board faces that move to and from class. Today, the face is mine. But in the silent afternoons, I stare at page upon page of block print. I feel dust settle in layers upon the crumbling trestle of values that mode meaningful lost year ' s life. As more of the post dies, I half-con- sciously shudder . . . and continue to read. ;io7] Li President, Dave Hardeman Student Council Representative, Arnie Snider SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES AdaU. R. L. III. ATI! .anvtn 1, C, . Adam . I. M.. |r.. K A .: :u ■,. •:.!.■! V . Allk n. S. W. Kiii.i:.i...M. Tomi. Alaxandar. W. N.. lAK H -ky Muuni. Va. Alllion. I. L. R.. Jr.. HK ' I- • I • •■ '  : ' ; Alllion. I. W.. K 1 Chatlolle. N. C. Ambro . P. S.. ' I ' - ' Armilrong. I. H.. Ir.. -Al ,■• :m.! Al.i, Ashlord. I. T.. Ill linlon. N. C. AusUn. R. C. Ir.. I IK A ' . ' I ' liroo. N. C. Ball. G. v.. Ir. r. ' ashville. Tnnn. Barber. Wade. Ir.. ilAK Fitlsboro, N. C. Barefoot. D. H.. ' MA .- ' miihiield, N. C. Barnes. I. A. Jharlolle. N. C. Beachum. I. T. Charlolte, N. C. Beidler. P. D.. AT ' .i PiqlerviUe. Pa. Bell. M. H., UK A ' .exington, N. C. Blackslock. I. B.. BOII : :;;as, Ga. Blair. R. G.. Ir., ' I ' Atl ' .Vinsion-Salem, N. C. Blair. T. W.. Ir.. ATU Chorlotle. N. C. Blalceslee. H. H.. i) ' ! ' !-: ' ■ : ; . .A.!a. Blaleck, H. F.. Ir.. K. Clinton, S. C. Blalock. M. E.. Ill Chjrictle, N. C. BondaneUa. P. E.. ATS! Oreensboro, N. C. Boone. D. W.. III. AT ' .! .Vewnan. Ga. Briqgs. W. H.. Jr.. UK A . ' . ' : .rninqlon, N. C. BrinckerhoU. I. F.. 2:N Daytona Beach, Fla. Brown. D. E.. Jr.. K Laurens, S. C. Brown. F. A.. IH Hichn ond, Vt. Bryan. R.F.. Ir.. ' IA .A ' l in ' a, Ga. Bryant. I. F.. Jr.. KA . i rj-o Pine. N. C. Bryant. I. R.. III. K Chatlolle. N. C. Burch, W. F.. HI, 2X Newport News, Va. Burks. I. M.. -X Bedford, Va. V W % ' ' ' Apperson. I. S.. IV. ' I ' AO . ' hatlolto, N C. W I ■ ( W f Appelby. lames. Ir..i;X J ' f J ,3 . .1 -C - ' - - «yA t t HichiiKind. V.i. W t « . ' J A ( f C) f £: f ' i ,0 f r ' Q p p p p p [109] SOPHOMORES vm - f ?fn c ' tTT f V . .W ' ' f d-. :, PH i k Blffi ' O O C p T ' H rr ' |h- 1 -5 Burness, H. S., K2 Scotch Plains, N. J. Burton, I. P. Madison, N. C. Caldwell, W. W., i;AE Atlanta, Ga. Callender, J. F., HKA Jacksonville, Fla. Carson. A. L., Jr., ATO Smyrna, Ga. Cherry, H. W., i: E Shernll ' s Ford, N. C. Childress. W. B.. i;X HiUsville, Va. Clark. I. F.. III. nKA Kingstree, S. C. Clark. W. M.. Ki: Charlotte, N. C. Cleveland. S. M.. Ki) Columbia, S. C. Coleman. F. W., III. i;AE Memphis, Tenn. Collins. L. I.. Ae Jacksonville, Fla. Copelan. M. G.. Jr.. - K Durham, N. C. Council. W. T.. 1 ' AB !■: ii. ' iqh, N. C. Covington. H. W.. Jr., -AE Greensboro, N. C. Cox. S. T.. Jr.. S E AltaVista, Va. Craig. J. E., Jr.. HK Loncaster, S. C. Craig. T. M.. Jr., BBH Moore, S. C. Crocker, D. L. Selma. N. C. Croft. T. L.. KA St. Louis, Mo. Cummings. M. R.. M ' -i Hickory. N. C. Curl. I. F. Pembroke, Ga. Davis. D. D., - E Waynesville, N. C. Davis, I. G.. Jr., BBO Danville, Ky. Davis, I. W., Jr. Hi.-kory, N. C. Donaldson. R. W.. 2AE Ch.itlanooga, Tenn. Drake. J. W., AT!. ' Wenonah, N. J. Earle, R. M. Anderson, S. C. Elird. P. H., III. 2AE Charlotte, N. C. Ellett. I. D.. Jr.. i;X Aiken, S. C. Evins. S. C — i Somerset, Ky. Fain. G. R.. Jr.. i; J ' E Abbeville, S. C. Fanning, W. L., Jr.. i:X Ridgewood, N. J. Farrar, S. L. Brunswick, Ga. Faw, R. D., Jr., 11K I ' Salisbury, Md. Federman, I. S. Yeadon, Pa. [1101 SOPHOMORES Flnq r. H. Em III ' .1 ■kaon. Miss- FlnUy. D. K.. -N Haiivim S| rlni.]8. N, C. ruhar. R. ).. Ir. Ailjnta. Ga. Foti. R. L„ IX Lindale. Ga. Foliar. L. A.. i ' l ' K Baliini .10, Md. Frank. I.L.. i:X St. Pelersburg. Fla. Fr «man. Palmer. Ir. Fori Mill, . ' ; ' . Fry.. M. W. Concord. N. C. Garrard. W. F.. i:-! ' ! ' : Warner Robins. Ga. Galai. G. I.. AT!. ' Allanta. Ga. Cm. G. M.. 2:N Si. Clairsville. Ohio Glbblnt. G. M., K .• tirnsli ' ' n, All. Gibbs. S. M.. II. H n Roidsvillp. N, C. GUI. s. F.. i:x Newport News. Va. Good. I. C. Ir.. BHII Chcimbersburq. Pa. Goodilein. A. S.. i North Charleston, S. C, Graham. S. A. Florence. S. C. Grarea. I. B. Kershaw. S. C. Graves. I. L.. Ir. TireenviUe. S. C. Groat. R. L. irO ' ?nsboro. N. C. Guyton. E. D„ Ir.. ■I ' .iH Florence. S. C. Hardeman. D. A.. . T ' .. ' Fort Valley. Go. Harden. H. M. Hardin. E. R.. III. BHII Lumberton. N. C. Harkness. C. R.. -X .ncton. Ind. Harrington, C. T.. -X Pensacola. Fla. Hartneas. I. F.. Ir.. MK.V St. Petersburg. Fla. Hash. I. F., K. Camden. S. C. Henaley. W. L. Fort Myers. Fla. Hicka. B. v.. Ir -X North Little Rock. Ark. Hicka. R. H.. Ir.. IIK. Greensboro. N. C. Hiqglna. I. I. Guilford Colleqe. N. C. Highlower. P. D.. K2: ' .Vinston-Salem. N. C. Hill. H. N.. Ir., BHII Atlanta. Ga. Hill. I. A., :: ' I ' K Humson. N. I. Hindaley. I. P.. Ir.. 1 ' 1-i Beckley, W. Va. fi p 1 1 A fT. fz cn .pi .( P Q O f . ' j m J Ls [111] SOPHOMORES iTVT ' f r r r% (Ts 1 ' C!) £j L U fZZ ' yf JK Hodgin, R. N. Greensboro, N. C. Holladay. R. E. Springfield, 111. Hollandsworth, I. G..Ir.. ATS. Asheville, N. C. Howard, J. R., KA Mt. Sterling, Ky. Hubbard. F. P.. ATS2 Jacksonville, Fla. Hulford. W. C. i;N Pensacola, Fla. Hunter, T. M., Jr., KA Belmont, N. C. Kurd. R. A., 2X Great Falls, Montana Hyder, J. W., Jr.. - Tl Charlotte, N. C. lames, J. D., - K Shepherdsville, Ky. Jenkins, F. A., HKA Charlotte, N. C. Johnson. W. A., t Afi Richardson, Texas Jones. I. F., -N New Rochelle, N. Y. Jones, S. P., ! e Macon, Ga. Jordan, E. L., UK A Savannah, Ga. Keiser, Albert, Jr. Hickory, N. C. Kerr, S. R. Burlington, N. C. Kirkpatrick, P. M., Jr.. ilN Belton, S. C. Kitchens. C. S. Gainesville, Fla. Klein. C. B. Beaufort, N. C. Kopp. J. H.. 2X Louisville, Ky. Kraftson. T. A. Newtown Square, Pa. Kugel. L. C, ATV. Lexington, N. C. Kuykendall, G. H.. Jr.. ' t-K Charlotte, N. C. Lake. R. I.. Ki; Soulhern Pines, N. C. Larkin. E. W.. Ill, KA Washington, N. C. Lawrimore, E. W., HKA Georgetown, S. C. Lewis. F. E.. Ill, nK Winston-Salem, N. C. Lindsley, D. A., ATfi Asheville, N. C. Linqle. J. H., AO Washington, D. C. Little, J. A., ATSi Raleigh, N. C. Little, J. F.. III. rA New Orleans, La. Little, R. C, i:X Lincolnton, N. C. Lloyd, C. A. Davidson, N. C. Logan, W. W. Jackson, Ala. Lynn, I. L.. Jr., N Charlottesville, Va. [112] SOPHOMORES McBrydo. N. C. -A I ' . McCulr . W. B.. )r. Charloti... N lV McKcniU. T. A.. III. I ' - O V.insion Salom, N. C. McKlnnon. D. I. r.mu ' t. Akr McKnlghl. T. R.. - AT. Momi ' his. T. ' rm. McNab. I. H-Ir„l-i Rock Hill. S. C. McQuacn. I. A.. AK 1. lurmburq. N. C. Martcna. I. A. West Chosler. Pa. Marttn. C. D„ II KA Shelby. N. C. Martin. I. B.. KA Bothesdj, Md. Martin. W. M.. ' I ' A • Kinqsport. Tenn. Meschan. D. F.. BHII Wms ' n Salem. N. C. Miller, ]. H. Salisbury. N. C. MIxon. H. W., Jr.. ATI! lacksonviUe. Fla. Motley. E. R.. IV. BHII Ch,.Klolie, N. C. Nlcliol . E. M.. lAO Oreland, Pi. Nienqu. Benoit Nashville. Tenn. Ogbum, T. L.. Ir., K i) ' . ' . ' inston-Salem, N. C. On. G. D.. ATI! ' otesville. Pa Ouzts. I. A.. Ill i ' l ' K Owensby. S. R. China Grove, N. C. Pabner. R. G.. Jr.. 2N Lenoir. N. C. Parker. C. W. Davidson. N. C. Peaden. T. B., nK l Jacksonville, Fla. Peoples. H. H. :. ' • A:rv, N. C. Perry. S. E.. frAH Sliver Spring, Md. Pierce. W. A. Cartersville. Ga. Poole. D. E. !.. ' !ciM-;!on, S. C. Powell. D.M.. -AK Little Rock, Ark. Powell R. N. riinlon, N. C. Pratt. H.D.. Jr., HK ' l ' Jharlotle. N. C. Ramseur. R. H.. - l ' l Lincolnton, N. C. Reams. T. S.. K- Southern Pines. N. C. Reynolds. J. O., Jr.. KA Greenville. N. C. Rhudy, I. R. Winslon-Salem. N C. Rivers. I. E.. Ir. Pageland. S. C. C . O, p o O f ' ( © Qf P r? v ' v V ' O Q [113] SOPHOMORES , p p o r? o f ( O O P) ( C  r r am iBs aik ,,crK N 5  X 1 .) i?S ' ' ' ' -f ' 1 ' -- z - ' - Rogers, R. W., Ae High Point, N. C. RolUns, I. H., KA riarksdaie. Miss. Rostan, J. P.. Ill, i:X Va;dese, N. C. Rostan. S. E., K2 ■,-a:::e5e, N. C. Rymer. H. J., -ie rievejand, Tenn. Sanders, C. R., Jr., BGH Spartanburg, S. C. Shackelford, W. P., 11 KA ?: :n:!:e, Va. Sharp, W. K. l ; ' .e- jnd, Fia. Shelley, L. E. !. ' -j:;::nna, Fla. Short. J. R., 2X H :n ;rr.ond. La. Simmons, S. P. Fuel Iviountain. N. C. Simmons. T. D., Ir. Pilot Mountain, N. C. Simpson, P. C, Jr., Ben Nashville, Tenn. Skinner, W. H., Jr., SX Jacksonville, Fla. Slaton, R. C, -ie Palm Beach, Fla. Smith, M. L., -X I ' . ' iami, Okla. Smith, R. M., ATf Orlando, Fla. Smith, S. B., .ie Camilla, Ga. Snider, A. H., Ill, HKA Saasbury, N. C. Snider, L.B.. HKA Salisbury, N. C. Snyder, R. I., Jr., K2 .N ' orth Canton. Ohio Sprinkle, R. D., Ae Omn .ons, N. C. Sproul, A. E., Jr., HKA Staunton, Va. Staples, W. E., rA ?.;ch-.=nd, Va. Starrett, J. M., KA Ivlorganton, N. C. St. Clair, F. P., HKA Indianapolis, Ind. Stokes, I. S., rV. A TO V,-;n-er Park, Fla. Stone. R. W., i:X ilerr.ersville, N. C. Taylor, H. B.. Jr. ::cksonville, Fla. Taylor, W. L., K:: Smithfield, N. C. Terry, I. I., Jr., rA Peterstown, W. Va. Todd, J. Y. Castonia, N. C. Tomllnson, C. M. T.Kcmasville, Ga. Townsend, D. A., AT ' .. ' live Oak, Fla. Triplett, I. M., Jr., UK A . ' liton, N. C. Turner. C. S., BBII Greensboro. N. C. [114] SOPHOMORES Turner, I. D. Y, ik, S C VliMon. T. C. Jr. ; I.:,.-. Mill. N v Waldon. M. W., II Kl ' V-aln. f ' la. Walker. I. L.. X S irasota. Fla. Walker. E. I.. Ir. ■ :■ ■ r 1 N. C. Walkup. I. W.. Jr. Sanlord, N. C. Wallon. W. W.. Jr.. K il : .. ::.(.: V.l, Webb, I. A.. Ir. Alkinia. Ga. Webb. I. Gibbon. III. KOII Lockout Mountain, Tonii. Webb. I. Gu«8. Ir.. K WelUnq. I. T.. III. 1 A i; jreenville. S. C. Whitenanl. B. C. II Kl ' ;.!l ra inton, N. C. Whilson. I. P. Talladeqa, Ala. Whitlon. R. C. Kl Charlotte. N. C. Wilklne. I. L.. 1+K .• :. .ens Go- Wilkinson. E. M. WilUams, G. M.. Jr.. I1K. Alfxiinaria i WUeon. I. W., -t ' AH Lake City. Fla. WinUeld. H. G.. III. KA ' . ' . ' ashmgton. N. C. Woodworlh. D. C. . ' . ' ;vr.esccro. Vo. Wright. H.M.. i AK Charlotte, N. C. Yarbrouqh, G. G. Charlotte, N. C. Zon. C. G. ' .Vashinglon, D. C. Zoulewelle, L. J. Charlotte, N. C. !v • ■ ' 5 ? C C ' jP ' p n C3 p (T, rt W [115] RICHARDSON SCHOLARS Alan Arthurs England To enter any of the strange worlds of man ' s culture is to become o new person. It is to have our understand- ing dyed in a new color. Each year twelve students are dyed by the Davidson Experience. Each year twelve new faces punctuate the uniformity of student society. Each year twelve men are accepted by some, ignored by others. Romir Chatterjee India Koichi KomatSL Japan Frederico Heinz Argentina Richard Henson England [1161 In such a world as ours, where na- tion states are bowing to inter- national states, where understand- ing is the only way to survival, we must hope that these twelve will understond our concern enough to forget our indifference. Jonos Lonnrulh Sweden Gunnor Skogestod Norwoy Benno Stroumann Switzerlond Poulus Von Den Berg The Netherlands ATHLETICS The body is the scn ant of the mind. Once upon a time, not many thoughts ago, the Greeks dissected man . . . into mind and body. Today, not many mistakes after, man stands together . body and mind Once upon o time, Plato to the con- trary, Spartans trained the body as well as the mind. Today, academics to the contrary, we renew the effort to glue together flesh and thought, to recognize that the proper func- tioning of mind depends on the proper functioning of body. [119] DAVIDSON ATHLETICS 1963-1964 One fall night on the turf of the football field began the athletic year of 1963-1964. It was a year spotted with both success and sor- row. It was a year that sow a tal- ented football team leave its talent untapped. It was a year of sweeping success in soccer, where new rec- ords, both team and individual, were set. It was a strong year for cross- country, an unfortunate year for wrestling. In basketball, it was the year of years (until next year) where the path was beaten to the top of the conference and almost .... fP f 1 And for swimming and track it was a strong year, and for baseball, ten- nis, and golf it was a year of hope. For a few there came distinction. Tommy Heffner was chosen for the All-Conference cross-country team. Fred Hetzel joined the Ail-American basketball team and was picked the most valuable player at the South- ern Conference Tournament. Terry Holland joined the Daily News All- State basketball team. Fred Schoen set o new season scoring record in soccer of thirteen goals for one man, and Jim Stokes wrote new swimming records. All in all then, it was a year to be remembered; but all in all, it was a year of promise — for next year. To those who play the gome come many rewards. But to those who rep- resent the college, and to him who trains these representatives, ade- quate appreciation can never be ex- pressed. Dr. Tom Scott, Director of Athletics. Bock Row: McNab, Purkeson, bole, Po veii, Bryant, Shaphara, jacuDi, McCorkle. Front Row: Vick, Ruth Regitko, Betsy Heesemon, Koren Lightbody. Kneeling: Heod Cheerleoder, Donny King ' . Over 200 fans greet a victorious team re- turning from Ohio Stote. FOOTBALL A doleful football season has be- come a tradition. This season was no exception. The loss to Furman shattered pre-season hopes and, after this, morale grew limp. Com- plaints of inadequate training — both in and out of season — indicate a possible reason why the most fatal ploys in the Davidson repertoire be- came the fumble and the inter- cepted pass. The vicious circle of student apathy and team defeatism contributed to a quiet frustration both in the stands and on the bench. Some traditions should be shattered. 1963 RECORD Davidson 14 Furman 17 Davidson Catawba 18 Davidson 6 Citadel ...28 Davidson JO V.M.I. ....10 Davidson .13 Richmond 21 Davidson .14 Presbyterian .14 Davidson . 7 Lehigh .... 3 Davidson - 5 W M .- ....34 Coach Bill Dole 9lb ?Mk. Coaches Stevens, Dole, Shoe, Thrift, Campbell, and Pierce. Captains Cole and Walls. First Row: Fisher, Billington, Sprinkle, Lopp, Cole. Second Row; Smith (Steve), Hindsley, Terry, Hendricks, Coxton. Third Row: Rogers (Ray), Jackson, Blalock, Tompkins, Fuller. Fourth Row: Walker, Hill, Dalton, Short, Walls, Jones. Fifth Row: Williams, Black- stock, Blair, Ogburn, Smith (Brift). Sixth Row: Barefoot, Dole, Fulp, Triplett, Little. Seventh Row: Rollins, Perry, Simmons (Tom), Simmons (Steve), Cummings. Eighth Row: Rogers (Jay), Harrington (mgr.), Hightower, Heckord, Mills, Davidson. [123] i28 DAVIDSON FURMAN 17 The season began in misfortune. An intercepted pass and three fumbles were snatched by the Paladins in their drive to the goal. A touchdown, trimmed with an extra point, plus a field goal left Furman with ten points to our zero at the half. In the fourth quarter Furman, recov- ering a fumble on their own forty- one, drove to the Davidson twenty- five. Here they prepared for another field goal attempt. When the play began, however, Furman passed and carried their assault to the 10-yard line. Within a few plays the score was 17-0. The Wildcats ' final drive was lost in a fumble on Furmon ' s 22. In spite of this defeat. Coach Dole ' s hopes were high. Although our pass defense appeared weak, Russ Walls and Morris Williams assisted great- ly in containing Furman ' s ground attack. Jim Fuller ' s 36-yard average for punting was promising. Earl Cole ' s passing and Billy Mills ' re- ceiving gave much hope for future victories. , wV:-- ' - - ' ' P.C. penetrates Wildcat line. DAVIDSON 14 CATAWBA 18 This hope was not quick to ma- terialize, however. In spite of the en- couraging results of the first thirty- nine minutes, the Wildcats were un- able to override Catawba. By the end of the first quarter, Davidson had pushed to the Indians ' one-yard line. It was the fourth down. Rather than attempt a touchdown. Coach Dole elected to kick. The field goal attempt was blocked, however, and Gomez of Catawba snatched the loose ball to run 98 yards for a touchdown. Davidson runner comes to an unceremonious halt. n f J H r 1  t HH ' s ' B B L  i v B } HTvi; ' L- rllx 1 m w 7 S % Despite this misfortune, the Wikl- cats pushed forward Benny Coxton and Earl Cole aggressively navigat- ed the team up-field with both ground and air attacks In the third quarter, Pat Fisher scored a TD, and Bill Dole, Jr , rung up an extra point to make the score 7-6 Again the Fisher-Dole combination slapped an- other seven points to the score With this 14-6 advantage, the Wildcats faltered, falling down on pass de- fense to allow Catawba two more fatal touchdowns during the final twenty-one minutes of the game DAVIDSON 6 CITADEL 28 Unable to escape misfortune, Dav- idson returned home to bow to Cita- del The South Corolinions pulled fourteen of their points from a pass interception and a Davidson fum- ble However, their total drive of 308 yards demonstrated Citadel su- periority. The one bright spark for roin-sooked fans was Sid Tompkins ' touchdown. In the fourth period Tompkins in- tercepted a Bulldog pass and dashed sixty-one yards for Davidson ' s only score. MMW The Dovidson defensive unit surrounds P.C. scotbock os he circles the end. Earl Cole, senior quarterbock, attempts to goin ya rdage agoinsf 3 Stubborn Catawbo line. •- !ir ' il. ' f ri H 1 % '  ■- ' ■Js mr 1 1 £i . juca 1 1 1 m fcp i ii ' ' ■ ' ' ' ' IflK i V ' i mlM IHIHHHHV ' - Tj ■■ ■■ - K m ' . [125] DAVIDSON 10 V.M.I. 10 The bright spark of our Citadel game was fanned into a warm con- test against V.M.I. Although the first half was one of defense, David- son slipped a field goal past the scoreless Keydets. Early in the sec- ond half Davidson snatched a fum- ble from V.M.I, which opened the way for Lyie Blalock to score. The closing minutes of the third quarter saw the Keydets, conference cham- pions, finally score, but it was only in the last five minutes of the game that V.M.I, was able to tie up the game. DAVIDSON 13 RICHMOND 21 After giving V.M.I, such a spirited game, the Wildcats faltered against Richmond. However, there were sig- nificant bright spots in the game, especially Davidson ' s passing at- tack. Earl Cole led an air assault that gained for us 1 10 yards. Cole ' s defensive playing was also notable. Intercepting a pass on the Wildcat 10, he ran eighty yards before being stopped. Center Britt Smith charges into Lehigh line after snapping ball to QB Earl Cole. DAVIDSON 14 P.C. 14 Homecoming and beautiful weather set the stage for a spirited game with P.C. The star was Benny Coxton, who returned a P.C. punt ninety yards for the Wildcats ' first touchdown. Coxton had been con- verted from quarterback to running back and was contributing much from this n ew position. During the Wildcats ' final drive for the goal, misfortune again struck home. Billy Mills, receiving a pass on the PC. 30 from Earl Cole, was ruled out of bounds. A player ' s criti- cism caused the official to call a personal foul against Davidson which further penalized the team. (After the game the official apolo- gized for his mistaken call which was clearly revealed in the game films.) Davidson tackier sounds taps for V.M.I, runner [126] The rocns ond the Cftadel came the some DAVIDSON 7 LEHIGH 3 In the face of victory, misfortune still played with the Wildcats. Dur- ing the first half, four Davidson of- fenses were halted by bobbles. A drive to the Lehigh 20 ended in a fumble which began Lehigh ' s drive for a field goal. Other Wildcat ad- vances were halted by fumbles at the Lehigh 25 and 38. The fourth frustration came from an intercept- ed pass towards the end of the first half. During the second half, however, Davidson never fumbled. Rather, Dove Sprinkle captured a Lehigh fumble and began the drive to Pock Hindslev ' s touchdown. DAVIDSON 5 W M 34 The victory over Lehigh was fol- lowed by disaster. In spite of a field goal by Bill Dole, Jr., and o safety by Steve Dovidson the Indians rolled home in the last three quarters for five touchdowns. The season ended in the defeat with which it began Linebacker Pock Hindsley applies pressure to Lehigh passer Coach Horry Foglemon Captains Mike Nemir and Fred Schcen SOCCER m : ±. 1963 RECORD Davidson 7 Belmont Abbey Davidson 7 Guilford 2 Davidson 3 UNC ..-0 Davidson 3 Duke 2 Davidson 1 N C. State 2 Davidson 6 Appalachian 1 Davidson 9 Oglethorpe 3 Davidson 5 Emory ...1 Davidson 2 Pfeiffer 1 Davidson 6 Campbell First Row: Brakel, Lone, Nemir, Schoen, Fanning, Foss, Coggeshall, McQueen, Martin (mgr). Second Row: Ashford, Skagestad, Oiin, Adorns, Nzengu, Morris, Glosgow, Dillon. Third Row: Coach Foglemon, Heinz, Bethel, Gromley, Whitney, Eckmon, Bryont, Hones, Brown, Henson, Coach Marrotte. With an able crop of foreign stu- dents and on intense team spirit, our Fogle-men turned in on impres- sive score-cord at the season ' s end Our 9-1 record wos one of the best in Davidson soccer history. Three players broke the existing school record for the number of gools scored in a season. Fred Schoen scored thirteen, four more than his last year ' s record, and Jan Brakel and Walt Eckman each scored elev- en Other outstanding players for the season were Mike Nemir, Ly- man Dillon, Ben Nzengu, Tarby Bry- ant, and Alan Arthurs. [129] Harriers Blokeslee, Bunch, Beswick, Little, Phillips, Heffner, and Reese. CROSS COUNTRY As Davidson ' s harriers, splattered with mud, sat down to rest after the season ' s many miles, they could look back to a commendable record. Ending the year with a tally of 5-3, they had placed fifth at the State meet and fourth at the Southern Conference meet. Tommy Heffner, chosen for the All-Conference team, led the harriers through the season, but it was the depth of the team that determined our success. Since no runners are graduating and two capable freshmen will graduate onto the team, next year offers even more hope for success. Coach Heath Whittle and Captain Reese. [130] WRESTLING A hopeful year turned into disap- pointment. Coach Parker, expecting a strong squad of six seniors, found that injuries and mid-term grad uations cut his effective senior strength down to two. However, the squad picked up strongly at the end of the season, winning three out of the lost four matches and coming in fifth in the conference tourna- ment. Next year ' s team will feel the loss of Mills, Pridgen, Walls, and Glasgow However, the team should be much stronger with the addition of four or five good freshmen and transfer, Bobby Howard. Cooch Porker ond Coptain MIIK Standing: Hordwick, Allen, Glosgow, Walls, Nichols, Jones. Kneeling: Bisard, Allison, Mills, Webb, Wray. BASKETBALL It was Q refuge away from books to perch on either side of the court in uncomfortable bleachers. The waxed floor glistened as if from the sweat that players sweat, and we squirmed, waiting. Then eleven men bobbed, single-file, through the doors and onto the gym floor. With- in minutes, another gome had be- gun. Coach Charles Lefty Driesell, Southern Conference Coach of the Year, led us to notional basketball prominence. As we sot through these experi- ences, we became identified with those who played, we became aware that  ' (■ are a community. When we went home for Christmas, we re- membered among our high school friends that, here, ice are a com- munity. And when we drove the twenty long miles back from Char- lotte, we thanked — to ourselves — those who had mode us, if only for a season, a whole community. Ail-American Fred Hetzel relaxes after another inspired effort. Captain Terry Holland takes his favorite shot ogoinst befuddled Furman. K H ■ : ! ' ' A r ,  i ' - Student Managers, Dove Johnson and Skip Finger. % %H A , f % ismM iM First row: Coach Dnesell, Hollond, Cooch Hunt Second row: Teogue, Davidson, Hetzel, Snyder, Morcon. Third row: Beermon, Horkness, Bur ness, Briggs, Stone. As the clock marked the irrevocable loss of another second and yet an- other, the ball paused os it rolled around the rim and . . . dropped off to the floor, crushing t o a close Dav- idson ' s brilliant basketball season. But this seoson was to be remem- bered, not by its losses, but by its victories. It was a season of bitter disappointment, but of greater sat- isfaction It was a season during which eleven men splashed the name of Davidson ocross the nation. On November 30, 1963, at 8:00 p m., the tap-off in Johnson Gym- nasium marked the beginning of the climb up the shaky ladder of notion- al rankings. Hampden-Sydney was the first rung The game seemed to be a warm-up Turning to Wake Forest, Ihe warm-up continued — that is, until the last six minutes. Weighted down by the Wildcats ' pressure defense, Wake Forest suc- cumbed. Fred Hetzel broke the game open in a scoring surge that [133] would characterize many future victories. Next was St. Joseph ' s. Agoin, the game was close; ogain, o last q uar- ter surge spelled victory ' At Ohio State, the gome was never close; an insultingly easy win broke Ohio State ' s record of fifty straight vic- tories on their home court. Gather- ing momentum, the team ' s full court press and Fred Hetzel ' s forty points swamped Jacksonville. On December 1 8, Davidson was ranked tenth in the nation. In typical Davidson fashion, Don lays one in against Virginia. MINl SEC Meeting Furman with a full court press and a fast break, Davidson won by twenty-six points and cap- tured the national lead in foul shooting and field goal accuracy. Sagging slightly in the first half of the East Carolina game, another second half deluge of scoring spelled another victory. On December 24, Davidson, with seven victories, was ranked seventh in the nation. In the Charlotte Invitational Tour- nament both Pennsylvania and Princeton fell to the Cots. Barry Teague stole the ball three times in a row to break open the Penn game. Hetzel and Snyder led the scoring attack against Princeton. Under this momentum West Virginia bowed to the Cats. Once again the game was decided by scoring superiority in the second half. On January 7, Davidson was ranked fifth in the nation. Then the first hint of trouble came. V.M I fortified their goal with a tight zone. This defense produced Davidson mistakes that allowed V.M I, to stay within victory range until the closing minutes of the game. :::n [1341 Sophomore Dick Snyder stuffs one in ogoinst Woke Forest. The pressure of national ranking mounted. Virginia followed VM I with another tight zone defense. It was the eleventh-hour efforts of Teague and Marcon that snatched a victory by the slim margin of two points Citadel ' s zone defense was penetrated, however, by a fast break that forced the Bulldogs into a man- for-man defense. Ohioon Snyder demonstrotes exceptional obility in upset victory over Ohio State be- fore hometown crowd. The fast break chilled into a tedious freeze when the Cats journeyed to Richmond Trailing at the half for the first time this season, Davidson froze the ball for the final thirteen minutes eleven seconds of the game, never attempting a field goal. After squeaking by Richmond by three points, Davidson, now fourth ranked, rolled over Wofford for its fifteenth consecutive victory. But these laurels were not to go un- marred The return match with West Virginia hod eight seconds left to go when Marcon tied the game at 73-73, but an ofter-the-buzzer goal- tending call gave the Mountaineers two points and the gome Rebound- ing from this first defeat of the sea- son, the Cats smashed V M I , set- ting a school record of 129 points for any one gome. Coptoin Terry Hollond follows up o shot in victory effort against St. Joseph ' s All-Americans Fred Hetzel and Bill Bradley look on as Dick Snyder lays one up for Davidson agoinst Princeton in Charlotte Invitational Tournament win, 102-68. Then a pressing defense and a good fast break brought home successive victories from William and Mary, Georgia Southern, and Richmond. The team was again ranked fourth in the nation. And then the rains come. At Green- ville, a tight team bowed to Furman At Duke, where we were graciously given the 200 worst seats, the team had revived, but not enough to with- stand Duke ' s pressure defense; the game was lost at the foul line. A sixty-point win over East Carolina and a victory over Citadel ended the regular season. Elusive Barry Teague finds opening through porous St. Joseph ' s zone defense. In the Southern Conference Tourna- ment, Davidson ' s fast breaks and good rebounding brought defeat to Citadel. The end came in the sec- ond round, against an inspired V.M.I, team. Down one point with eleven seconds to play, Davidson waited for the one sure shot. As the clock marked the irrevocable loss of another second and yet another, the ball paused as it rolled around the rim . . . and dropped off to the floor .... Dun Davidson baffles West Virginio defenders with fingertip control. But the season will be remembered, not for this shot, but for the many others — the shots that carried us to notional ranking. These are the shots we shall remember. The leorning process never Don Dovidson -ipieto, Coach Driesell points out Wildcat error to a tired Dav Dav Dav Dav Dav Dav Dav Dav Davi Davi Dovi Davi Dav Dov Dav Dav Dav Dav Dav Dav Dav Dov Dov Dav Dav Dav dson dson dson dson dson dson dson dson dson dson dson dson dson dson dson dson dson dson dson dson dson dson dson dson dson dson 1964 RECORD 98 Hampden-Sydney 52 66 Wake Forest 53 88 St. Joseph ' s 77 95 Ohio State 73 121 Jacksonville 93 89 Furman 63 105 East Carolina 77 90 Pennsylvania 73 102 Princeton 68 93 West Virginia 82 70 VM I. 57 64 Virginia 62 88 Citadel 67 52 Richmond 49 105 Wofford 73 73 West Virginia 75 129 V.M.I. 91 1 1 1 William Mary 84 95 Georgia Southern 76 95 55 75 105 86 91 81 Richmond Furman Duke East Carolina Citadel Citadel VM 1. 67 70 82 45 78 62 82 Coach Shoe ' s swimmers climbed out of the water this year with a credit- able 4-7-1 record. Jim Stokes, who set several records this season, end Jim Grey and Bud Fry, two of the best captains we ' ve ever had, aided greatly in achieving this record in the face of very stiff competition. Another tough season lies ahead, but all varsity swimmers except Fry will return. In addition, a strong freshman team is ready to graduate into varsity competition. The hopes for next year ore high. Captain Fry, Coach Shoe, Captain Grey SWIMMING Back Row: Hensiey, Ambrose, Hughes, Alexander, Faw, Kuyl endall, Brake!. Front Row: Richardson, Stokes, Grey, Fry, Waiden.  ii m i l  ii  l! H «l l.i   i b U Coptoin Campbell ond Sergeant Newby, coaches, look over the scores of o recent motch. RIFLE TEAM Sam Black and Jim Kopp led the riflemen through this year ' s heavy schedule Throughout the season, Block and Kopp were supported by the very consistent shooting of teom captain Dick Forrester, the team ' s only senior. With oil but one varsity rifleman returning next year, Cap- tain Donald Campbell looks for o good season Kopp should be one of the outstanding conference shoot- ers, and some good freshmen may bring more depth to the team. Bock Row: Coptoin Compbell, Gates, Alston, Bailey, Boston, Murray, Kindred, Levy. Front Row: Block, Groot, Hartness, Clark, Kopp. A. '  jU M m Front row: Arthurs, Evins, Heffner, Phillips, Reese, Brakel. Back row: Ferris, Turner, Gates, Brown, Watson, Gill, Wiseman, Wallace. TRACK Davidson ' s cindermen look forward to bright season this year, a sea- son whose record may even better last year ' s 7-2. Coach Whittle has very high hopes especially for Alan Turner, who comes onto the cinders after a successful winter season on the boards of indoor track. Turner, a junior, may well become the con- Sprinters, front row: Evins, Watson, Gill. Bock row: Fe rown, Gates, Brakel. Captain Billy Mills ference champion in the 100-yard dash. Also, Captain Billy Mills is ex- pected to do well in the pole vault, and our distance men — especially in the mile — will contribute depth to the team ' s effort. With this team, this year should be a bright one, indeed. [140] Field Men, Arthurs, Brown, Wisemon, Wal- loce. Sprinting chomp Alon Turner explodes from the blocks. ■ ■II IM rr Standing: Roles, manager, Bryan, Smyre, Marcon, Johnson, Snyder, Davidson, Heckard, Rudolph, Briggs. Kneeling: Earle, Terry, Whitley, Hyder, Graves, Walker, Hunter, Cole, Teague. BASEBALL This year ' s team holds ten return- ing lettermen, captained by Eddie Earle. Rick Smyre will be a strong shortstop, but there is still a need for depth at second and third. Southern Conference baseball com- petition differs from other sports, such as basketball, in that we play every other conference team twice. Then, the regular season cham- pions will enter the Eastern Region- ols. This year, however, the high- light of the season will be a six-day trip to Winter Park where we play a round-robin with Duke, Colby, and Rollins. Coach Tom Stevens Captain Eddie Earle [142] Standing: Manager Whit,, ri, Schutt, Ariail, Council, Baurngardner, Cdach Fogleman Kneeling: Meschan, Frank, Hurd, Cle..:land Captain Anoii and Coach Fogleman. Plagued last year with injuries, Dav- idson ' s netmen were able to finish only fifth in the conference. In- juries to top players caused us to lose several matches by default. However, this year should be the last of the lean years. Five of the eight varsity players will be drawn from last year ' s freshmen: Council, Cleveland, Hurd, Frank, and Mes- chan. With this strength come the prospects of Davidson ' s becoming a good tennis school once aagin. TENNIS Cleveland prepares to smash a serve to his opponent across the net. [144] m tir l, Ross, Bost, Nickel, GOLF Brewer shows good form os he worms up for match. Copfoin Bost, Cooch Scott, Nickel. From last year ' s team, which fin- ished second in the conference tour- nament, four lettermen have grad- uated, four have returned. This year ' s season includes a four-way match with George Washington, Furman, and Citadel. In addition. the Wildcats will meet UNC, NC State, Duke, and Wake Forest. Coach Scott, hoping for another suc- cessful season, looks to last year ' s freshmen for new strength on the team. [145] Football, First Row: Gaul, Corter, Folligant, Woldron, Fite, Fogg, Peel, Owen. Second Row: Phipps, O ' Hair, Gibbons, Webb, Randolph, Leslie, Rikard, Andrews, Third Row: Jacobsen, Cothey, Dews, Ledford, Poole, Childs, Calhoun, Walker, Goddy. Wrestling, First Row: Armfield, Klutz, Sims, Miller, Dugger, Buffington. Second Row: Line- berger, manoger, Davis, Cothey, Bethea, Kendrick, Matthews, Shepherd, manoger. Cross-country, Kneeling: Sims, Sjogren, Dean. Standing: Norman, Moor, Wall, Newman, Leet. FRESHMAN fl46] Basketball, First Row: Mason, monager, Byrd, Mueller, Gorrison, St. Clair, Loxton Second Row: Gruber, Williomson, Ort, Moore Crone Coach Holland. I ' ( © f f Swimming, First Row: Holt, i b , uouisnuth, Moye, Folligont, Johnson Second Row: David- son, Borden, Porrotf, Holf, R. K., Helm. Trock, First Row: Wall, Cviper Helm Vick, Gillespie, Kriebel. Second Row: Leet, Fogg Hill, Otts, Sims, Newmon. Third Row: Brown, McCollum, F rist, Deon, Grey, manager! ATHLETICS [147] Flickerball Champions, Ki;, First Row: Jelks, McKlnley, Morris, Goodstein Second Row: Ar buckle, Reams, DuBose, Lowery, Earle, Compton. Basketball Co-champions, K-, Eorle, Wal- ton, DuBose, Reams, Whitley, Arbuckle. INTRAMURAL Intramural Athletic Council, First Row: DuBose, Joyner, Blue, Going, Hopkins. Second Row: Ayers, Clark, Grimes, White, Whitfield. [148] AT ' .!, Jones, Hardeman, Adair, Hubbord, Payne, Or ATHLETICS %. Swimming Champions, Mi, First Row: Thurman, Loughridge, Puckett. Second Row: Smith, Davidson, Stitt. Third Row: Ambrose, Foss. Wrestling Champions, K-, First Row: DuBose, Allison Second Row: Bryant, Marion. Third Row: Eorle, King, Kendrick. President, IMAC, Sammy Going JUNIORS did not work, these irorldn would ix rixh. — BHAGAVAD (WTA Between the death of winter and the birth of spring 1 live. I live a year of decision and begin at last to cut the web of empty ritual draped over last year ' s life Seeing but the glimmer of a purpose, I plunge into the midstream of this college experience. On dark nights when the library blinks its eyes before closing, I work . . . one thought on grades and another on next year ' s elections. And in so living, I begin to accept myself . . . and forget to be insecure. [151] President, John Barrow Student Council Representotives, Charles Marshall and Bruce Swain JUNIORS IF ' Ntf l [ H l l wP mL V j slt JUNIORS r n a o o Ci iih£i £M h J p. p Ci ( O ' f Atoxandar. I. P.. Ir.. AT ' . ' :ti.iiiotio. N, C. Allan. I. H.. ■l-. . ' . .. ' ision Solem. N. C. Allholl, I. C. ■M ' .i V ilminqlon, Del. Andanon. D. F., UK A Columblu, S. C. AndarsoD, E. V.. Ir. Ponnacola, Fla. Andarion, T. B., Ir.. Burlington, N. C. Arrowood, M. E. :::ir.;i y, :i, c. Ayers. H. M.. IX Roanoke. Va. Barrow. I. C. - H WinslonSalem. N. C. Bates. H. R.. K A Miami, Fla. Beacham. L. M., III. HKA Alexandria, Va. Beasley. I. W.. Ir.. Ki; Miami Beach. Fla. Beawick. C. A., III. t K St. Petersburg, Fla. Bethel, R. A. Home, Ga. Biggers. W. M. Charlotte. N. C. Bird, 1. 1.. Ir.. 2X Buriinglon, N. C. Bisard. M W.. 2X Owosso, Mich. BookhouL G. A.. £N Durham, N. C. Bordley, I. L.. Ir.. i; E ' .Vinler Park. Fla. Bradiord. W. R.. Ill Fort Mill, S. C. Bradley, lames. Ir.. BBII Lancaster, S. C. Brakel, S. I. Washington, D. C. Brand, R. C, Ir.. rA Johnson City, Tenn. Briggs. P. F.. Ir.. I -i Reidsville. N. C. Brindell. I. R.. ATI! Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Broadhead, D. D. Moncks Corner. S. C. Brovrn. D. E Lake City, Fla. Bryan. H. F.. -H ' Kinston. N. C. Bunch. I. S.. l rA Jacksonville, Fla. Bums. I. L.. XX Knoxville, Tenn. 1153] JUNIORS Callender. A. B. j Jacksonville, Fla. Cathey. H. A., Jr.. KA -« !, Charlotte, N. C. 4 Cathey, R. D., II K Decatur, Ga. Causey. C. H., Jr., - E Rockingham, N. C. Causey, J. P., Jr.. F. West Point, Va. Clark. A. W., Jr.. 2N b 44. Durham, N. C. Clark, W. E.. i:AE Favetteville, N. C. Cole. F. C, i: ' l ' E Clearwater, Fla. Connell. H. B., Jr., AT!! Avondale Estates, Ga. Cooney, W. I., KA Port Washington, N. Y. Crow, P. G.. 2N Winston-Salem, N. C. Curry, J. S., Ki; Huntington, W. Va. Winston-Salem, N. C. Dalton, B. A.. Jr., KZ Lenoir, N. C. David, R. C, ATil Winston-Salem, N. C. Davidson. S. G., Ae West Palm Beach, Fla. Davis. W. G., 2N Pensacola, Fla. Dibble, C. i. Sumter, S. C. .« . Donnelly. R. I., Ill Quarry Heights, Canal Zone Donovan. H. W. t ' : r rrw nuiHuigioii, vv. va. am • K ' ' j r- j T fc Daisy, W. L., HK «. W 4- _ l y Doud. R. v.. Jr., 2X Arlington, Va. Downey, J. M., 2 I E Jacksonville, Fla. DuBose, C. O., K2 Charlotte, N. C. DuBose, F. E., Jr., Ben Gable, S. C. DuPuy, S. S., Jr., KA Coral Gables, Fla. Eaton. W. C. i: E Camden, S. C. Ephland, G. B.. Jr.. HHII Burlington, N. C. Fee. F. H.. Ill, AT Ft. Pierce, Fla. Ferguson. J. G., K Laurens, S. C. Ferris. E. B., III. BGH Atlanta, Ga. C P (T f j C) [154] JUNIORS p p r . 1 p C, C) p) f o. yrry f- - fr h ' f- O ( ., ,o o rs Q (r:: p r . rUhef. p. S. iMri.vi.,, N. C. Ford. W. H., Jr., IX Rom-, Ga. Fo... H. P., ' I- AH • I j; ' inl.ufq, S. C. GambU. J. C, rA ' -• ' j-loa, S. C. Carran, 8. B.. ri Gioonsboro, N. C. GolcUmilh, B. F. Lu.r.Ily, S. C. Goode. S. R. Graham. R. M. r -PF. Bnslol. Tenn. Grant. C. D.. . TO Allcinia, Ga. Grant. I. R.. riK St. Petersburg, Fla. Grey. I. T., UK A Charlotte, N. C. Grimes. S. G.. KA ■ ' . ' ;::.ington. N. C, Hoile. W. A.. ::+E Leavenworth, Kansas Hallmark. R. E.. Ir. Fort Braqg. N. C. Hanes. S. G.. AE Winston-Salem, N. C. Hanks. I. D., Jr., lAK P. rii ' -, ' ja Hardwick. I. C. J r.. IIK I ' t.Iyrtle Beach, S. C. Hardy. J. M.. 1C Elberton, Ga. Haselden. E. W.. Jr.. 89 H Columbia, S. C. Haseman. J. K.. E Lakeland, Fla. Hayes. R. B.. i: E ]y.: :s n, N. C. Heckard. R. S.. KZ V inston-Salem, N. C. Hefiner. L. T.. Jr.. rA Newton, N. C. Helxel. F. B., Kl ' . ' . ' ::shinqton, D. C. Hinlon. W. M. Jr.. KA Lexington, Va. Holmes. M. W.. i:AE Kingstree, S. C. Hughes. E. C. Jr.. :S+E Birmingham, Ala. Hughes. R. R. Pompano Beach, Fla. Hunter. G. O.. i AE Rome, Gj. Hutcheson. I. D.. Ir. Atlanta, Ga. [1551 JUNIORS Jackson, W. O.. Jr., BHH Decatur, Ala. Jacobs. W.E.. :;X Palos Verdes, Calif. James. A. L., III. Ben Darlington, S. C. James. H. T.. Jr. South Boston, Va. John. J. T.. Jr.. HKA Laurinburg, N. C. Johnson. D. F. Stony Brook, N. Y. Jones. D. J.. Jr.. K2 Raleigh, N. C. Jones. E. v.. HK Tenants Harbor, Maine Joyner. E. D.. -N Jacksonville, Fla. Keller. D. F.. Jr.. I - Greensboro, N. C. Kelly. J. H., Jr.. rA Conover, N. C. Kennedy. W. A.. Ill Mooresville, N. C. Kernodle. H. B.. Jr., UK Burlington, N. C. Kirkman. L. D.. ATI! Dalton, Ga. Lane. M. G. Orlando, Fla. Lewis. B. W.. i X Lakeland, Fla. Littrell. J. H.. 2-l E Woodland, N. C. Long. Z. F.. Jr. Rockingham, N. C. Longest. B. B.. Jr.. -frrA Rose Hill, N. C. McCallum. Brown. KA Dillon, S. C. Mclver. M. C, 111. -X Richmond, Va. McKeithen. H. L. S.. AT! Old Greenwich, Conn. McKinley. I. E.. III. Ki: Faison, N. C. McSween. A. C. Jr., ' H - Greensboro, N. C. Marcon. L. C. Ki, Bethlehem, Pa. p o T ' c f:- ,K-ii f Lawlon. H. L., Ill, BHO Georgetown, S. C. Lee. A. B.. 111. ATU J ; = ' - . ;i. ' («  ■« ' !5i Spartanburg, S. C. | ' ' e ' ' Lee. J. T.. KA  . «- Rocky Mount, N. C. «i-— - . J - Lennon. F. W.. Jr. Lumberton, N. C. Lelson. A. K.. Jr.. HK Louisville, Ky. c . f . ( r 0) 11561 n- JUNIORS (? p p f i O P IT!) ,,C D C O ManhaU. C. F.. Ir.. K. I. ifp ' julfii, ' .I C. Manln. C. D. •-• 1 ' - ik N, C. Martin. I. P.. K. A; TX ' indn ' j. Va. Mallhsws. W. H.. IX Doc ' jtur, Ala. Moyi. ). M.. 2:X Walh jlla, S. C. Mellon. I. D.. -t-fl Glen Alpine, N. C. Milter. I. C. iN Durham. N. C. Moore. B. E.. Jr.. KA P ' Hmville, N. C. Morrell. D. C. Jr.. il+K :■ ■r.r-sda. Md. Myers. B. S.. :t:N Pensacola. Fla. Neale. W. T. - .-. ' iner Elk, N. C. Ned wed, G. D.. £X Port Washington. N. Y. Newcomer. D. D.. BHn V ar iciC. Kansas Norman. L. G.. m, i:AK V. ' es ' Pcin ' . Ga. Oehler, G. L.. IX Kannapolis, N. C. Orr. R. B., Jr.. II K Hingham. Mass. Outlaw. L. A.. riKA ' .A-. Olive. N. C. Overton, I. W., UK A Salisbury. N. C. Pearson. J. F., -.N Charlotte. N. C. Pepper. J. G., X Greensboro, N. C. Plohl. D. N.. KMII Charlotte, N. C. Phillips. D. N.. 11 K4 •.Vmnotka, 111. Phillips. W. T.. AT ' .; ■ ir.d-. Fla. Plowden. W. W.. MK-I- Bainbridqe. Ga. Pratt E.M„ UK A Atlanta. Ga. Pulliam, E. H., I lA New:nn. N. C. Purkerson. T. G.. -X Greenwood. S. C. Quinn, W. S.. IH, l+K Cas ' ini.-:. N. C. Ramsburqh, S. R., K .V Chevy Chase, Md. Ramsey, R. K., -N Lynchburg, Va. ;i57) JUNIORS Rankin. J. I. Kingsport, Tenn. Raynal. C. E.. III. IlKA Clemson. S. C. Reed, F. E.. Jr.. ::iAE Greenville, S. C. Reese. H. C. ATf! Orlando, Fla. ReichardI, P. B.. 2X FCirkwood, Mo. Heid. M. W.. Jr., ATt) Milledgeville, Go. Reynolds. E. W.. Jr., i: E Mi I ' lanlown, W. Va. Richardson. J, M. Naples, Fla. Roberts, C. V.. Ill Drexel Hill, Pa. Robinson. H. S., Ae Clinton, N. C. Rogers. J. P., Ben Raleigh, N. C. Ross. Arthur. Ill, HKA Asheboro, N. C. Ross, A. W., ! Ae Mobile, Ala. Rude, C. E.. Jr.. i;AE Quincy, Fla. Rule, WiUiam, IV Luluabourg, Republique du Congo Sackett, F. M., Jr., 2 M ' : Keystone, W. Va. Schutt, w. F., Ben Richmond, Va. Scott, B. B. Union, S. C. Scott. L. D., nKA St. Louis, Mo. Setzer. H. E., Jr. Mooresville, N. C. Smith, R. A., III. Hen Anchorage, Ky. Snipes, D. M., AT!! Atlanta, Ga. Squier, P. A., Ae Branchville, N. J. Slegman, I. G., - E Silver Spring, Md. Stopher. E. H., BSO Louisville, Ky. Stotts, P. A., ' I ' AG Dallas, Texas Strauser, R. W.. 2 E Pasadena. Texas Stringfield. I. T., Ae Pensacola, Fla. Swain. B. M.. 1 FA Cornelia, Ga. Talbert. D. M.. nK l Hartsville, S. C. •j? c r f p ft C- ft i )f« - ikik ii t iuii! [1581 JUNIORS Taylor. R. K.. III. MK-I , , ' ;r.-.-nv.llo, 3. C. M . - i Tsaque, B. A.. l.X . ' ■ ; )!.■ nvillo. Ky. Thompion. C. K.. HI, -N Bliti -h, N. C. Thompion. W. T.. III. Kl fli ' -hmond. Va. Torronco. A. K.. II K A Aahpville, N. C. .:? p p S Trimble. H. H., 2+1 m I Kinqsporl, Tenn. O .O f .f! ' ' 3 fe v Turner. Alan. Jr.. i«)ll Greensboro. N. C. Vermilye, W. D. Lincoln, Va. Vinei. R. B. V aynesboro. Va. Von Unwerlh, F. H.. . T ' . Au ;us ' a, Ga. Walker. D.H., BBII . ' . ' jshville, Tenn. Walker. E. L.. .ie ;• : ' eigh. N. C. Wallace. J. G.. BHH ■Jk-irlolle, N. C. Wateon. T. H.. HKA Miami, Okla. While. I. A.. UK !.! ;::insviiie, Va. White. R. A., in, i: E Winston-Salem, N. C. While. W.T.. HKA Mount Airy, N, C. Whitehead. W. L.. Jr., HKA Whitney. F. A., fr.. -ie Atlania, Ga, Wideman. W. B.. Jr.. i;Ai; S::n Dieqo. Calif. WiUiams. M. E.. i: !-: A ' Wn ' a, Ga. Willingham. B. E.. IV I,!acon, Ga. WiUon, W. F., KA Chnton, N, C, Wray. J. P. V axhaw, N. C, [159] ' 3diiiiaiiaa£riaiir I am what I do And as I attempt to squeeze meaning from these four, short years, my life becomes defined by activities. ACTIVITIES God ' s causes are never destroyed by being bloim up, but by being sat upon. — GEORGE ADAM SMITH In this interaction of personality and behavior, I come to realize that for each of us this experience is unique. To each of us is presented a different mosaic of thoughts and people. For each of us there is a unique challenge to be answered . . . or ignored. And sometimes, sitting half-asleep in Chapel, I realize that those who do nothing are . . . undefined. [1611 STUDENT COUNCIL Our successes and failures are tallied in our minutes. They tell of revisions in the election system, of salvaging NSA from extinction, even of inducing changes in the coming year ' s schedule. Yet the more important part is untold, written between the lines — the frustration of being Davidson ' s representative self-government, of being the discipliner of one thou- sand diverse voices. It is a formid- able job, and somewhere in the riots and waterfights and countless ad hoes, the creative approach is lost. Somehow, amid disappointments and distractions, the spring prom- ises become more and more diffi- cult to fulfill. — John Spratt President John Spratt Left to Right, Back Row: Morsholl, McGuirt, Stofford, Snider, Smoll MocDonald, Swam. WcllfLird. Front Row: Jockson, Heffner, Spratt, Little, [162] Will Jackson, Second Vice-President, and Tommy HeHner, First Vice-President Andy Little, Secretory-Treosurer. rli f HONOR COURT Fill the seats of justice With good men, not so absohite in goodness As to forget what liinnan frailty is. — SIR THOMAS NOON TALFOURD Chairman Howard Arbuckle [164] Seated: Allen, Coxton, Arbuckle, Lopp; Standing: Snider, Stokes, Botes, Dixon, Worren, Rowe, Mays, Reese- Our community is Q community of trust It presupposes honesty in all who enter, in all who graduate The books on the Union steps, the open doors on the hall testify to the silent presence of this trust We twelve must preserve this trust. It is our duty to define, with the lives of others, the meaning of the word honor, to exercise the greatest power given to any students, to exer- cise the loneliest power given to any students. [165] FRESHMAN COURT In 1923 the Court of Control was es- body functions now in a less militant tablished to trim incoming freshmen manner as it aids novices in adjust- to the Davidson pattern. Changed ing to the college experience, to the Freshman Court in 1962, this Freshmon Advisor Tom Stafford Front Row: Hardemon, Horrington, Swain; Bock Row: Jackson, Whitley, Stafford. i m mmm if I f PUBLICATIONS BOARD Seated: Bourn, Smithers, Ackermon, Stitt, David, Bryan. Standing: Finch, Mr. Currie, Professor Bernard, Kimrey. During the year the Publications nances of cur student publications. election of each year ' s editors and Board co-ordinates with the college The other functions of this board to approve each editor ' s choice of administration in supervising the fi- are to approve nominations for the a business manager. [167] QUIPS AND CRANKS With the eyes of the camera we gaze at flesh, at blood — wet or dry- ing, at tendons and muscles that make up the throbbing fabric of our Davidson Experience. In the silent darkroom of the mind we press our myriad images into flat sheets of glossy black and white. With ink — wet or drying — we scratch onto flat paper tiny marks, forcing the flesh of experience into verbal pigeon- holes. And somehow, for some reason, we blindly assume that after all of this we can capture even a speck of the meaning of Davidson life. Mr. Price Coursey, Derriere Masticator, par excellence. Photographers, Eaton, Marty Lofferty, Simpson Fronk Byrd Monoging Editor Wayne Smithers Business Manoger Section Editors: Standing, Mclvcr, Long, Beidler, Seated, Renner, Snider, Groves. ' mi n m. WPKi After the Wednesday chatter of typewriters over cups of midnight coffee, the Friday sheets of news print fall on each hall. And with these verbal flurries that drift into the changing winds of student thought come the news and editorial voices of campus critics. Sometimes the words fall empty, to be swept out by the Monday janitor. Sometimes the words slash deftly at seldom- mentioned cobwebs hanging in col- lege closets. OAVIDSOW Editor-in-Chief David Stitt Business Manager Rick Finch Charlie Romberg, Managing Editor, Irvine Welling, Advertising Manager, Charlie Dibble, Managing Editor, and Rufus Adair and Bill Huffard, Associate Editors. DAVIDSONIAN [1701 hn Todd, News Editor, Jimmy Downey, Assignments Editor Seated: Sports Editor Rick Lo erv and Feo- ture Editor Tom Lotlin. Standing: Assistant Sports Editor Bob Strouser. Always the words are part of the duty of journalism, to inform the public. And OS we read these pages, we re- member the tale we once heard . . . that above those who mold the thoughts of Page Two hangs the Sword of Damocles, swinging close to any writer crossing the ever- changing line between duty and ir- responsibility Perhaps this is a myth Perhaps not. Cortoonists Van Den Berg and Hallmark Photogrophers McCutchen, Chotterjee, end Smith SCRIPTS N PRANKS From a womb in the second floor of the Union, the Scripts ' n Pranks emerges two or three (or four) times a year (never five) to spit forth c spray of satirical, hoif-serious litera- ture. This Falstcffian publication quietly slips among the quips bits of serious script that allow would-be Fcuikners to see their writing on glossy rather than erasable-bond paper. In this small volume of twen- ty pages Davidson students mock the muses as they fling themselves verbally against the red brick walls that encircle The Gentleman ' s cre- ativity. Ink spills, hair turns white, and the Cheshire cot smiles on. But is he smiling with or at us? Editor-in-Chief Hank Ackermon. Literary Staff: Myers, Howell, MacDonald, Newcomer, Ackermon, Crow, Vick. [172] Administrotive Staff: Brown, Wright, Williams, and Ariail. Words, ii-anls, irord, ifords, icordK, Words, irords, word, irords, irords. Words, irords, ivord, irords, irords. Words, and irords. — CHES R. CAT Mil irords flij up, mi flioiii hfs re iai)i bvloir. Words iritliout tlioni lifs iirrcr to heaven (JO. — SHAKESPEARE Business Manager Jimmy Lewis [173] WILDCAT HANDBOOK Traditionally, the Wildcot Hand- book has been merely a catalogue of dry, but useful, information. This year, however, a refreshingly new precedent was set. Now, we can not only find the names of freshmen we want to blackball, or telephone numbers of girls ' schools we wont to visit, we can also find off-the-cuff appraisals of the community in which we live. In punctuating his publication with editorial comments. Editor Tim Kimrey has moved this booklet from the Sears Roebuck to the Time category. Editor-in-Chief Tim Kimrey Business Manager Ed Stopher, Associote Editor Roger David. Staff: Mixon, Carson, Boone, Wright, David, MacDonoid. [1741 .V ■4, Sfonding: Gillcipn, b.v.Mi, Hardeman, Drake, Poston, Cleveland. Scored: Hill, Cameron, Shumadine, Jones, Rule. DEBATE TEAM The stage is a small room. The au- dience, too, is small: a time-keeper and a judge At one end stands a podium It is flanked on each side by a table behind which sit two men, facing the podium over file boxes, books, and magazines And then, one of these four men rises, walks to the podium, and begins the sixty- minute drama of wits. In this drama, where the script is composed ad lihifinn and the con- clusion is written on the judge ' s bal- lot, each actor squeezes hours of re- search into verbal chisels that rain constantly on the small audience. For every thrust, there is a parry; for every parry a counter-thrust; for every counter-thrust . . And final- ly, there is a judge ' s decision — sometimes just, sometimes absurd — and the play ends. But, like a child eating an ice-cream cone, these actors know that the ending is irrelevant, that the true value of the drama lies in the act itself. Mrs. Groce Lilly, Foculty Advisor [1751 This year President Joe Howell en- listed with his enthusiasm the en- thusiasm of capable cabinet. From a traditional morass oi irrelevance the Y emerged as an institution with an extensive impact on student thought, an institution alive and re- sponsive to contemporary problems. As a catalyst for thought, the Y mixed the chemicals of student in- tellect with the mortar and pestle of articulate minds. The visit of Dr. Michael Scriven is the best example of this reaction. From Chapel at 10:20 till past midnight students clung tenaciously to the technical dialogue between atheism and the- ism. Y. M President Joe Howell Freshman ' Y Lamp Y Community service Cabinet Members: Left to Right, Sole, Ackermon, MocDonald, Davidson, Guess, Bryant, Adams, Gramley, Howell, Ferris, Federman, Good, Gill. C. A. The debate even pervaded the haven of non-thought, the froternity house. In addition, other noted speakers moved in and out of student life, and the community projects con- tinued. We who graduate, we who have seen three years of god squad irrele- vance cultivate the weeds of apathy, are thankful to have seen one year of meaningful Y M C A. octivity. We ore thankful to have seen that Christian concern is not necessarily Presbyterian, is not necessarily narrow-minded, is not necessarily meaningless. %T. ' ' Socioble who. ' Choploin Will Terry Chollenges to the Christian Foith: Dr Michoel Striven and Dr. Eorl MocCormoc run the philosophicol gomut of otheism and theism. COLLEGE UNION Foreground: DuPuy, Cooney. Seated: Groat, Warren, Simpson, C. Shaw Smith, Forrar. Standing: Glasgow, Long, Yarbrough, Shapard, Mortin, Neale. President Staff Worren This hub of Student life is a kaleido- scope of activities. The snack bar serves as a focal point from which spokes go out in all directions — to the TV., to the movies, to the game room, to the book store, to the Y M.C A and publications offices, to |ob and graduate school inter- views. Revolving around these fun- damental activities is a stream of guest speakers bringing to the col- lege the multi-colored views of con- temporary thought: the Peace Walkers, the filmed interview with Malcolm X, James Baldwin, and Martin Luther King, Dr Annis of the A.M. A. In addition, the Un- ion sponsors school parties during the year and regulates forums on contemporary issues It is these ac- tivities, these speakers, these fo- rums which constitute the essence of the College Union. C. Show Smith, Director [178] Gomes . . . Gomes with Government. 1 1 . y ' - B L jimIHI J i g ? - 1 ' ' 1 si ' . - ' - i r B and more games The cue and you. Suzie (front), Carol, and Glenda Thank you. The Union is a playroom It is a chess gome, a pool table, a ping- pong ball. It is a cup of coffee, a coke for breakfast, a long talk be- tween books. It is a magazine, a late show, a flick. The Union is a playroom for those who have little time to play. r f 4 Wi Br f 1 |-ji[iU in in the watches of the nif ht that impressions are strongest miil irords most eloquent; in the (hji-timv ijoK arc lidrd-prcssi ' d irith irorli. TIIE KORAN Gr egg Smith Singers ARTIST SERIES J ' oi nom Jeanne lo Pucelle L ' Alouette LECTURERS But SKch is the irresistible, nature of truth, that all it asks, and all it wants, is the liberty of appearinc . — THOMAS PAINE Dr. Henry Morgenou Reynolds Lecturer John Knowici Y M C A. Book of the Yeo Dr. Robert Ronkin Union Lecturer CHAPEL CHOIR It is not necessary to hove applause. It is enough to know you have done well. ,5| -I |lf If f The Lamplighters, led by Harry Causey, entertoin with light, seculor music. [1841 You do not know that you have done well until you have applaus e When you sing for the 175th anniversary of the Synod of the Carolinas, when you sing for the anniversary of The National Rodio Pulpit, then you hove done well Doug Heidt, President, and Dr. Donald Plott, Director. MALE CHORUS • Cs . o ft 9 WIND ENSEMBLE On an autumn Sunday afternoon, music rose from the front campus to announce the beginning of an amazingly active year for a little- appreciated group, the Wind Ensem- ble, The December concert featured violinist Mrs. David Richey and flut- ist Jim Weber. In January, the an- nual tour began, end the Ensemble swept from one end of the state to the other. After a March chamber music program, the year was closed by series of Lawn Concerts. Director Grier Williams BUSINESS-ECONOMICS ASSOCIATION The Business-Economics Association is composed of upperclossmen inter- ested in business end economics. Its purpose is to stimulate interaction between these students and the fa- culty members of the Economics and Business Departments. President Bill Cantey invited guest speakers to monthly meetings where members were informed of current economic developments. [187] INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB President Grier Stephenson, Faculty Advisor W. P. Minter, Vice-President Jim Brindeil. The International Relations Club has no formal membership. Rather, it serves as a forum, bringing inter- ested students into a fuller aware- ness of the complexities of interna- tional life. In a community largely isolated from outside contacts, this forum presents formal and informal discussions, lectures and films in an effort to stimulate thought beyond th e limits of our everyday concerns. [188] CONSERVATIVE CLUB 1 un led in 1962, Davidson ' s Con- servative Club is designed to present to the community the basic con- servative tenet — individual freedom coupled with individual responsibili- ty — and the implications of this tenet Attempting to play an educa- tional rather than a political role, the club this year brought such speakers to campus as W D Work- man and Anthony Bouscaren. Vice-President John Curry, Secretary Chip Tate, President Charlie Dibble. [189] ALPHA PHI OMEGA Officers, First Row: Morrow, McMullen, McSween; Second Row: Hones, Setzer, Stafford. Alpha Phi Omega was founded at Davidson in 1962. Its purpose is to serve the student body, the faculty, the community, and the nation. Yearly projects include publishing a college directory, providing tours for visitors, and maintaining a daily infirmary service. This national service fraternity also worked at the Mooresville War Memorial and su- pervised o youth recreation program in Cornelius. ■■T ! IB )■ ■ i; A KjB i B y 1 ' t S mBk Jti lw BVJHlBik hltai fJI I f ffl Kl ! ♦ ■ . [1901 LINGLE MANOR Believing in the worth of the indi- vidual, and believing that everyone should have the opportunity to ex- press himself uniquely in a corpo- rate body dedicated to the concepts of democratic brotherhood, mutual concern and respect, and the indi- vidual welfare and growth of each member, we do establish this the Constitution of Lingle Manor. Officers: Doug Woodworfh, Secretary; B.ll DeVoughon, President; Jim Weber, Treos- urer. Aiken Bornes Brown Coldwell Coffee Curl Hollmork Hill Hill Lone Norfleet Nzongolo Persons Posfon Teogue Vernnilye Vines Vinson Blakely DeVoughon Logon Ronkin Walkup Bostion Brown Edmonds Fisher McKinnon Mortin Roberts Scott Weber Whitson Frye Gordon Miller Nooh Stockord Toylor Yorborough Zon c? df ITj (y Jf ,P r e f p © P . P p-f p p p, f p p p p. % 1191) VAGABONDS Mr. Rupert T. Barber, Director. He told them what; he told them v he told them how; he told them why hen; So they reheorsed ond rehearsed agoin. At first, it wos Louise soying to Romir Davidson ' s new Department of Dra- ma and Speech presented this year three major productions. The first was Oscar Wilde ' s comedy of trivi- ality, The Importance of Being Earn- est. The Visit came second, a provoca- tive drama written by the Swiss con- temporary, Friedrich Duerrenmott. The third production was Two Blind Mice, an American comedy by Sam- uel Spewack. To be Earnest. The policy of the department is to present to each student generation a well-rounded program selected from significant theatrical literature, post and present Each production begins with tryouts, which are open to all members of the Davidson commun- ity In addition to regular produc- tions, the student-directed Vaga- bond Workshop Productions round out the theatrical program. They hod shown why if wos important to be Eornest. Now they sought to sever the toils of Two Blind Mice. jt when she come for the visit, it wos Clare, not Louise, who spoke We are the IiaUoir men We are the stuffed men Leaning together Headpiece filled icitli sfi-air. R. O C I i m First Semester Corps Commander Tom Stafford T. C. We are olso Gentlemen (by on act of Congress), repulsed by the distont threat of war mochines hm When he turns hjs head, I ' ll make a run for it ■• Coptoin Donald Campbell, Lieutenant Colonel Poui V heaton, Coptain Charles Partridge, Mojor Robert Pierce, Major Dovjd Hampton. ' Did you say airborne? ' ure doesn ' t taste like tomato juice! Second Semester Staff: Faulconer, Shapord, Kelly, Dole, Boucom, Bryant. Second Semester Corps CumniunUei Hoynes Kelly. We Study in sport intricacies (now irrelevant) of man ' s death machine. R. O. [1961 ithlcmcn, ythis iss the M- 1 rifle. M- 1 thumb ogoin. ' Hello Mudder, hello Foddo T. C. In our carelessness we forget that someday we may be Jews. [197] A warm happiness is Spring, a Sun- day afternoonful of smiles that hover on the verge of exploding into laughter, smiles that splotch faces of a crowd like warm sunlight on tree leaves. prtng N A - ;- Sr ' r- ■ w , w I Spring is a day full of sounds, not of wintcrdcoth, but of life — budding expectant hopeful life. And in the anxiety of such days (when gross is new-mown green and sky is bursting with blueness and leaves shimmer in (he horseplay of sun ond shadow) I stop (book- less) to lis- ten. And in the anxiety of such days, when I walk beneath green umbrellas. 1 hear the silent birth of a flower remind me that I am young with hope. Spring is a warm life. [202] E m !■ -.• mfr H KK ' -d • t P , J 1 Y fi il . - t- ' ' ■ ■ -, ' ' ' ' W; • 1 .•l ' ( ' ' ( ( , ncoiiiiizc 1)111 l,insliiii iritli tlir ai ' irnfjf luau. ToiiKirrair the irorhl mail he hitnrii to iiiccrs. In thin tlirtat that lioniis arir iis tlirrc is a lisson of tnilli. Coii- f routed iritfi this fiitiin , liitrairlni, titles, honors become at ain ichat theii hare ahrai s been: smoke that liloirs niraii. — ALBERT CAMUS HONORARIES In this chapter are the small gold keys, the superficial distinctions, which mark success from failure. But it is never to be forgotten that these distinctions of themselves ore absurd, meaningless It is the achieving, not the achievement, that is important, the running jus- tifies the race, won or lost. And so behind the smoke that blows away there lies another lesson. The depth of each experience here is de- termined by him who builds the fire, not by the wood offered for burning. [2051 PHI BETA KAPPA ♦- ' Walt Eckmon r | Tv ud Fry jP £ t M tM Bill Logan J. C. Bailey R. R. Bernard R. C. Cole W. P. Cumming C. G. Davidson J. M. Fredericksen R. B. Jackson F. W. Johnston FRATRES IN FACULTATE J. D. Kelton G. L. Labban M. C. Lester H. T. Lilly C. E. Lloyd T. S. Logon W. G. McGovock J. A. McGeachy S. D. Moloney D. G. Martin M. E. Polley C. E. Rotliff, Jr. O. T. Thies B. D. Thompson L. White, Jr. J. S. Winkler [206] GAMMA CHAPTER - Bob Miller Bob Pierce Bill Pridgen Dove Schode i O  - (zT t -n-7 John 3pratt Grier Stephenson Jim Thompson Dovid Wolker Perhaps the most respected campus of those who play the role of student honorary, North Carolina Gemma most successfully, of those who ex- Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa was es- ploit to the fullest the intellectual tablished at Davidson in 1923. development of the experience The golden key of Phi Beta Kappa called college, symbolizes the scholastic excellence [207] OMICRON DELTA KAPPA Omicron Delta Kappa honors and encourages outstanding leadership, character, and service in the academic community. Campus leaders — both students and faculty members — meet in this body to help crystallize college opinion on important issues and to help correlate ideas and interests for a better college. OFFICERS FRATRES IN FACULTATE Joe Howell Howard Arbuckle Robert A. Currie John P. Baum, Jr. Chairman Vice Chairman Secretary Treasurer G. L. Abernathy J. C. Bailey R. R. Bernard R. A. Currie W. E. Dole J. O. Embry F. Ghigo A. V. Goidiere A. G. Griff in J. W. Hengeveld F. W. Johnston H. T. Lilly W. G. McGavock M. W. McGill D. G. Martin J. G. Martin E. F. Potterson C. J. Pietenpol M. E. Polley W. O. Puckeft C. E. Ratliff, Jr. L. S. Schenck C. S. Smith W. H. Terry B. D. Thompson H. E. White L. White, Jr. A. H. Whittle H. S. Willcox J. S. Winkler J. B. Woods W. G. Workman [208] f Q ii hJ m Hank Ackerman Howord Arbuckle John Bourn Lymon Dillon S 1 ? i ji f Fred McGuirt Chorlie Rowe i r John Spratt Russell Wolls [2091 WHOS WHO Who ' s Who recognizes students making outstanding leadership con- tributions in colleges and universi- ties throughout the nation. It was founded at the University of Ala- bama. Ackerman Arbuckle Bryant Dillon Heidt Howell Ivey Kelly KImrey Lopp McCufchen MacDonald McGuirt Olin Sprott Stafford Stitt Warren f p p n ( [210] ALPHA EPSILON DELTA OFFICERS Charlie Rowe President Fred McGuirt Vice President Tom Whitley Secretory Steve Kosh Treasurer Alpha Epsilon Delta recognizes ex- cellence in premedical scholarship and promotes on appreciation of the importance of adequate premedicol training to the study of medicine. The North Carolina Alpho Chapter was founded in 1 936, ten yeors offer the notional honorary was begun at the University of Alabama Anderson Boumgordner Bethel Eckmon Fore Fry Kosh Lewis Logan O ' Neoi Pfohl Renner Thurston Wall .er Walls Buchanon Glasgow McGuirt Rowe Woters Cullum Guerront Martin Schode Whitehead Danenhower Hordy Moyes Scott Whitley P p o r p. c IT p P (? P P P V p f? I? ? p p h h ' ' r j A ' -, k J JtM 4(1 p p f) David Dixon Heffner Jocobs Miller Olin Smith Steigner Willioms, L. C. Williams, M. E. kJ i [211] GAMMA SIGMA EPSILON OFFICERS A Gamma Sigma Epsilon, now a na- Joel Morrisett Hugh Martin Rod Hentz President Vice President Secretary m tional organization, grew from Da- vidson ' s Alpha Alpha Chapter, founded in 1919. This society rec- ognizes outstanding achievement in Walt Eckmon Treasurer the study of chemistry. Archibold Hentz Renner Bordley Brown Logan Martin Steigner Thurston Buchanan Morrisett Trimble Eckmon Morrow Whiteheac Finch Haiie Oldham Reichardt 1 Whitley Van Huss f . C C ' r e f ■ •■ f!: IT O [212] SCABBARD AND BLADE Ivon R ohrer President In 1904, at the University of Wis- consin, Scabbard and Blade was founded to recognize outstanding leadership in the Reserve Officers Training Corps Company B, Fifth Regiment, wos founded at Davidson in 1923 jC. ( (H f! Adorns Bryant Colhoun Covington Derrick DuBose Ivey Kelly McCufchen d J:h M iM Schoen Spratt Stafford Wompler Wellford [213] DELTA PHI ALPHA OFFICERS John Hall President Walt Edgar Vice President Everett Muggins Secretary-Treasurer Delta Phi Alpha recognizes profi- ciency in the study of German. This honorary was founded at Wofford College in 1929. Davidson ' s Epsilon Chapter was founded in 1930, fTD _ ,h f (Tt), ,Q ,f pi ,0 f f O ,o Childress Clark Dunn Fore Foss Goode Gramley Grant Hall Harrington Holladay Huggins Killebrew Lane Littrell Miller Pierce Steigner Stitt Suter Woters Walker Williamson [2141 LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Boll Bondonello Brodley Broodheod Brown Bushoven Byrd Cossell Clork Clevelond Croig, J, E. Crolg, T. E. Dillon Donnelly Dugger Ford Forrester Frye Grant Groves Gregory Hallmark Hordwick Hughes Lewis Logon Long Lynn McGuirt Miller, J. D Miller, R. D. Morris Norman Nzengu Nzongola Ouzts Peoden Powell Rivers Roston Rule Sink Storretf Stover Warren Webb Winslow Woodworth Wray Le Cercle Francuib is a national hon- orary that serves to promote inter- est in the study of the French lan- guage and culture f?i fl O O Q Q p. p jD p p. p f: Q O p p f c p p. N.- .fTj p (l) c r cs f f ' ,0 ( P . Q O f , g) O [215] PHI ETA SIGMA OFFICERS Ron Ayers Gary Nedwed President Vice President In 1962 Phi Eta Sigma established its chapter at Davidson. Member- ship in this national honorary is open to those who achieve academ- ic excellence during their freshman year. It f £ 9 ' - f- f - ' ' f?- TS - 0; T P e .p f p , C ' Q ' t ' Qj Vv f T y mTl. W Ayers Bethel Burks Byrd Cothey Childress Clork Croig David Eckman Ellet Fry Good Hallmark Harrington Heffner Keiser McGuirt Miller Mixon Nedwed Peoples Pfohl Pierce Pridgen Reese Reichardt Scott Smith Stephenson Stokes Toylor Trimbel Walker Williams Wray [216] SIGMA UPSILON OFFICERS Bill Ferris President David Sufer Vice President Arthur Clark Secretary John Hall Treasurer Arrowood Freeny Lynn Austin Goode MocDonold The Blue Pencil Chapter of Sigma Upsilon was founded in 1915 This creative writing fraternity functions to squeeze into verbal clarity the intellectual fog of campus thought. Rudert Ball Govon McKeithen Simpson Baum Groves Myers Strouser Clork Hall Newcomer Suter Ferris ivey Peoples Stin Finger Jones Pruitt CT) CTv 1 CT) .fl L f K H ? ' fi- ' « ci ( f V — ... ■ r (2171 EUMANEAN LITERARY SOCIETY OFFICERS Periodically the college renovates Bill Garrard Duncan Newcomer Vice Bill Jacobs President President Secretary Phi and Eu Halls, hoping to preserve intact these leftovers from the past of 1837. Even more frequently members of these two literary so- Arrowood Curl Hall McSween Ayers Danenhower Haselden MacDonald Bethel Davidson Heckord Neale Swain Biggers Downey Ivey Newcomer Trimble Blackstock Garrard Jacobs Powell Whisenant Bostion Bradford Clork Goode Gromley Guerrant Lynn McCallum McKeithen Reichardt Shumodine Stopher Williams l c €. p D p P { t; ' r y - w ' h 1. n p p a f Tf ,CJ f-- [218| PHILANTHROPIC LITERARY SOCIETY cieties renovate n nniKsr their rolls, hoping to remain tacitly intact as long as the buildings For most, their function is to provide another name beside the student ' s yearbook pic- ture. OFFICERS Charlie Dibble President Bill Rule Vice President Jim Graves Secretory Everett Muggins Treasurer Alexonder Dibble Jones Scott Binkley Donaldson Lennon Skinner Broodhead Gill Lewis Stringfield Burns Groves McGuire Woldon Cherry Horrington Pepper Wolker Colemon Hollondsworth Pulliom Waters Croig Muggins Renner Whilson DeVoughon John Rule Wroy - f p ,o ifs fv - i hry r P o p g). Q p .p p Q „0 f JT r l W Ik i M th ' M [2191 CLUB OFFICERS Tom Whitley President Dave Lopp Vice President Eddie Earle Secretary-Treasurer The purpose of the D Club is to stimulate interest and partici- pation in all phases of intercol- legiate athletics. Members of this club have lettered in at least one sport at Davidson and have undergone a rigorous ini- tiation. (T!) pi p. i . s 1 t 1 f- ' ) n p p. p m k dtmm i w h Adams Alexonder Arbuckle Arthurs Barron Barrow Billington Blackstock Bost Brakel Brown Bryant Buiio Cathey Cole Curry Da I ton Davidson Dillon Earle Eckman Fanning Fisher Forrester Foss [220] Fry Fulp Grey Heffncr Hightower Hindsley Jomcs Johnson Jones Lopp ■ ' _ — • ' ' . . ' • McCufchen Morcon M.lls j Moore Nemir V - Olin Rowe Schoen Schutf Smith Spiro Steigner Swain Terry P P P P P C) p lr p ff) rJ i ' .. ' - ' f-r Wolls Watson Whitley Willioms Wray i ( u r ' (2211 BEAVER CLUB Phil Squier President Since 1936 twelve men from the lunior class and twelve men from the sophomore class have been chosen each year to form the Beaver Club. These leaders in athletics and other extra-curricular activities serve to aid the entertainment of visitors to the college, especially visiting athletic teams. ! ' 5 l ' ' r. ' m 1 1||. 1. ' - - j l 1 - T f? p o, P f . iC £i iM M£tMm ' h Adair Barrow Briggs Bryant Clevelond Council Davidson Gill Heckard Heffner Hetzel Hindsley Hyder Jackson Marcon Smith Snyder Squier Stone Teogue [222] SIGMA DELTA PSI Billy Mills, President Sigma Delta Psi means the body is the servont of the mind Founded in 1912 at Indiana University, this national athletic fraternity strives to develop the college student phy- sically, mentally, ond morally. i I Gill Gront Storreff Turner SIGMA PI SIGMA John Randolph, President In 1921 the first chapter of Sigma Pi Sigma was founded at Davidson. This honor society is now nationol and recognizes students exhibiting promise of achievement in physics OOP Collender Childress Rondolph 1 Reynolds Thompson Weber [223] SENIORS Till liitii liiis niiiii , till Willi UK said, III talk of maun thin an: of sliDix and sliipn and Kvulinfi wax, iif cahhanfs and kini H. — LKWIS CAKROI.I. The year begins as all years begin. Fall winds pile on our banks the leaves of turbulent freshmen that are raked in and out of rush week parties. Faces are new; rooms are new, classes are new; life is old. WJP SM But as lectures prelude the inevit- able rain of reviews, I remember that this is not a year like other years. I remember that I no longer live in the present, nor yet in the post, but in the future. [225] ' t. k . i _J H p th M ■■H ' - And once upon a day when the sun is shining, I open a book . . . , and suddenly remember all those words left unsaid in three years past and know that somehow, before the flowers of May arrive, they must be uttered. I live now beneath the ceaseless flow of applications for jobs and graduate schools. I breathe an air tinged with anxiety. I wait for clean, white envelopes into which have been poured the small, block words that define my future. [226] I watch the faces of friends casting anxious glances toward the future, speaking of the present while think- ing of the post. In the midst of these faces thot have become a part of my own, I sit and hear the church chimes ring the clocklike death of this experience. The year ends as no other year has ever ended. And now ... I am the graduate. Senior Class Officers: Walter MacDonald, Hill Wellford, Fred McGuirt, President, Joel Morrisett, kc Seniors HENRY SWEETS ACKERMAN Louisville, Ky. History, BGIl, Editor of Scripts ' n Pranks, YMCA Cabinet, Fellowship oi Christian Athletes, Advanced ROTC, ODK, Dana Scholar, Dean ' s List, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Univer- sities. : iiMii DANIEL DAUGHERTY ADAMS, JR. Oklahoma City, Okla. History, ATH Rush Chairman, YMCA Cabinet, Philanthropic Literary Society, Davidsonian Staff, Wildcat Handbook Staff, Scripts ' n Pranks Staff, Freshman Baseball, Soccer, D Club, ROTC Cap- tain, DMS, Scabbard and Blade, Special Forces, Gulf Oil Corporation Scholar ROBERT FRANKLIN ADAMS, JR. Mobile, Ala. History, —X, Davidsonian Staff, Euma- nean Literary Society, Advanced ROTC, Phi Eta Sigma. THOMAS H. ADAMS Lexington, V:.:. Pre-Medicine, KA. [2281 Seniors THOMAS RALPH AGNEW vV ji . Ha Economics, —X. Troasuror A Businfss Economics Association. YMCA. Censor votive Club. Goll, Advanced ROTC. HOWARD BELL ARBUCKLE. Ill Ch...rU-i..., K. V English, Ki;. Buskelball, Beaver Club. D Club, Sigma Delta Pi. ODK Vice- President. Honor Court Chairman, Freshman Court. Hall Counselor, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Univer- sities, ROTC Captain. Scabbard and Blade. DMS. Deans List. lOHN HARVEY ARIAIL. IR. Greenville, S. C. History, KA Social Chairman, Tennis, Cross Country, Philanthropic Literary Society, Scripts ' n Pranks Associate Editor. Spanish Honorary Society. ROTC 2nd Lieutenant, Dana Scholar, WILLIAM ROWAN BARRON Eulaula, Ala. History. —X Secretary, Swimming, D Club, YMCA Christmas Gift Fund, Spe- cial Forces, ROTC Platoon Sergeant, Pre-Mlnisterial Scholarship. i 4il DEWmr ROY ALEXANDER Pro-M idicm«. - Manager and A YMCA. Swlmmii iter, Advanced ROT. THOMAS GUNN ARCHIBALD Si. Pf-I ?rsburq. Fla Chemistry, -+K Pledge Trainer. Gam- ma Sigma Epsilon, YMCA Cabinet, Vagabonds, Philanthropic Literary So- ciety, Alpha Phi Omega Vice-President. GEORGE L OUIS AUhtAN Sanlord. N. C. Pre-Medicine. ♦■iS Secretary, YMCA. LARRY EDISON BAUCOM Charlotte. N. C. Pre-Medicine, H ' -i Intertratemity Coun- cil Representative. YMCA, Freshman Crientation Group Leader, Advanced ROTC Maior, DMS, Dana Scholar. [229] Seniors JOHN PINSON BAUM. JR. MiUedgeville, Ga. History, ATU, Sigma Upsilon, Omicron Delta Kappa, Treasurer, Editor-in-Chief of Quips and Cranks, Publications Board, Freshman Orientation Group Leader, Advanced ROTC, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. WILLIAM FREDERICK BEERMANN Gibsonia, Pa. Economics, K2, Basketball, Business- Economics Association, ROTC Flight Cadet. STEPHEN RICHARD BENDER Atlanta, Ga. Chemistry, SN, Alpha Phi Omega. JAMES LEE BINKLEY Winston-Salem, N. C. English, - ' I ' E, Inklings Editorial Staff, Philanthropic Literary Society, Interfra- ternity Council Secretary and Represen- tative at the National Convention, Alpha Phi Omega, Recording Secretary and Projects Chairman. FRANK HARMAN BAUMGARDNER. Ill New Orleans, Lu. Pre-Medicine, -AK, Tennis, YMCA, Alpha Phi Omega, Alpha Epsilon Delta. HUBERT JULIUS BELL, JR. Elberton, Ga. Economics, UK , Wrestling Team Man- ager, Rifle Team, Davidsonian Staff, ROTC Flight Cadet, Special Forces. BARRY EARL BILLINGTON Forest Park, Ga. Economics, AB, Football, D Club, Chapel Choir, Male Chorus, Business- Economics Association, Young Republi- cans Club. CHARLES DAVID BLUE Gastonia, N. C. English, Intramural Athletic . Council, Spanish Club, Conservative Club, Base- ball. [230] Seniors RICHARD NELSON BOOTH Conway. S. C. English. -X. Foolboll Manager, College Union Film Commlllee. ROTC 2nd Ueu lenanl. DAVID BOONE BOSTIAN. JR. Clujrloilo, N. ■.. ' Business. Lingle Manor Member. Rille Team. Eumanenan Literary Society, Business-Economics Association, Con- servotive Club, Alpha Phi Omega. ROTC Platoon Sergeant, Dean ' s List. ROBERT GRAHAM B08T Pie MBdicinw. 1 Gclf T«am. n ikfik JOHN KENNETH BRIGGS RftiHsville. N. C, Business. H ' , Basketball Manager. Business-Economics Association. ROTC 2nd Lieutenant. ALTON GRADY BROWN. JR. Pre-Meaicine. 1 ' ' - ViLtf-Fresidenl and Pledge Trainer. Scripts ' n Pranks Asso- ciate Editor, Freshman Orientation Group Leader. mMmM WILLIAM C. BROWN. JR. Hazard. Ky. Chemistry. Westminster Fellowship. De- bate Team, Radio Qub. ROTC Platoon Sergeant. TALBERT CHALMER BRYANT. JR. Ailanta. Ga. Economics, .iH Rush Chairman and Alumni Secretary. Soccer, YMCA Cab- inet, Head Cheerleader. D Club. Span- ish Club. Business-Economics Associa- tion. Freshman Council. Golf. ROTC Major and Special Forces Commander. Scabbard and Blade. DMS. Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. WILLIAM YONGUE BUCHANAN. JR. vV ' innstxjio. S. C. Pre-Medlcine. UK A Treasurer. Gamma Sigma Epsilon, Alpha Epsilon Delta. rtfefife [231] Seniors JAMES JAY BULLA Winston-Salem, N. C. Pre-Medicine, -i6, Soccer, Track, YMCA, Conservative Club. £imM JOSEPH LEE BURDETT Davidson, N. C. Pre-Medicine, Lingle Manor Member, Rifle Team, Philanthropic Literary So- ciety, Student Store Manager. CORNELIUS BUSHOVEN, III Atlanta, Ga. Political Science-History, Vagabonds, Alpha Phi Omega, French Club, Inter- national Relations Club, Dean ' s List. DAVID CARLSON CALHOUN Darien, Conn. Business Administration, — AE, Busi- ness-Economics Association, Scabbard and Blade. JOHN ATKINS CARSON Charlotte, N. C. English, KA, Davidsonian Staff, YMCA, Student Council Committee on Foreign Study, Junior Year Abroad, ROTC Ser- geant. m mM FRANCIS JOHN BYRD Lakeland, Fla. History, ATQ Rush Chairman, Manag- ing Editor of Quips and Cranks, Le Cercle Francois, Philanthropic Literary Society, ROTC 2nd Lieutenant, McCon- nell Scholar, Dean ' s List, Phi Eta Sigma. WILLIAM CHILDS CANTEY. JR. Columbia, S. C. Economics, BOIT, Business-Economics Association President, Alpha Phi Ome- ga, Philanthropic Literary Society, Con- servative Club, Wildcat Handbook, Copeland Store Manager, ROTC 1st Lieutenant, A. K. Phifer Scholar, Dean ' s List, MS 111 Leadership Award. PETER INGVE CASSELL West Palm Beach. Fla.- English, -X, Le Cercle Francois, ROTC Staff Sergeant. [232] Seniors SAMUEL ROBERT CHILDRESS HillsvilU). V . Phyalcs MLiihomalica. -N, Conceit B.ind. Sigma Pi Sigma, Euinanean Llleiary Society, Phi Ela Sigma. ROTC, DMS, Dana Scholar, Doan ' s List. STEPHEN M. CHILES :; r. r:,i:,, 1,; Lnqiish, ' H ' i, Lurmnoan btorary So- ciety, Alpha Pil Omega, ROTC Cap- tain, DMS. Dean ' a List. lOHN SANDERS CLARDY. IR. Pre-Medicine. K. . Advanced ROTC. JAMES ALLAN COLBURN Huntinqton. W. Va. History, — ' t E Pledge Trainer, Junior (.larshal. Chairman of Archives Com- mittee. EUGENE FIELDING CLARK, II Conover, N. C. History, 4 ' rS, Eumanean Literary So- ciety. ORVIN REESE COPPAGE. }R. Columbus, Ga. Mathematics, BHII, Track, YMCA Great Issues Committee, Fraternity Alumni Secretary, Advanced ROTC. JEBBY EABL COLE Riegelwood, N. C. Economics, Football, Baseball, D Club, Advanced ROTC. ISAAC BOYCE COVINGTON, m Wadesboro, N. C. Psychology, frrA, Intramural Athletic Council Representative, DaTidsaaian Stall, Cheerleader, YMCA, Spanish Club, ROTC Captain, DMS, Scabbard and Blade. [233] Seniors BENNY GENE COXTON Oakwood, Va. Psychology, Football, Freshman Basket- ball, Beaver Club, Philanthropic Liter- ary Society, D Club, Honor Court, Out- standing Freshman Athlete. P P 4LMiM URIEL X. CULLUM, IH. Batesburg, S. C. Pre-Medicine, IIKA Secretary, Interfra- ternity Council, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Male Chorus, Golf, Philanthropic Liter- ary Society. GARFIELD W. DANENHOWER, III Pendleton, S. C. Pre-Medicine, ATU Secretary, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Vagabonds, Eumanean Literary Society, ROTC Captain, C. R. Harding Scholar, Dana Scholar. CUFTON JENNINGS DERRICK. II West Palm Beach, Fla. Pre-Medicine, 2X, Social Chairman, Swimming, ROTC Major, Scabbard and Blade. DMS, Special Forces. . X - ChCvl CHARLES LESTER CREECH. Ill Winston-Salem, N. C. Business Administration, ' H ' A, Business- Economics Association, Advanced ROTC. WILSON VAUGHN CURLEE Winston-Salem, N. C. Psychology, FA, Scholarship Commit- tee, Eumanean Literary Society, Alpha Phi Omega, Sergeant-at-Arms, Football, YMCA, Sigma Pi Sigma. ROBIN W. DEBNAM Raleigh, N. C. Pre-Medicine, K2. WILLIAM LONNIE DeVAUGHAN StatesviUe, N. C. Chemistry, Lingle Manor Chairman of Board of Directors, Social Chairman, and Corresponding Secretary, Philan- thropic Literary Society, Secretary, Var- sity Football Manager, Scripts ' n Pranks Staff, Westminster Fellowship, YMCA, ROTC 2nd Lieutenant. [2341 Seniors WILLIAM LYMAN DILLON UKin roirii, iN. V-. English. -AK Rush Chairman and President, Baskelball, Soccer, Beaver Club. D Club, Le Cercle Francals, ROTC Maior, Scabbard and Blade, Treasurer. Class ol 1928 Honor Scholarship. Dana Scholar. ODK. Agnes Senlello Brown Award. Deans list. Who ' s Who In American Colleges and Universilles. WILLIAM EDWARD DOLE. JR. L ' aviJson, N. C. English. +1 - . Football. ROTC Major. DMS. AUSoulhem Conference Aca- demic Football Team. ROBERT EDWIN EARLE StalesviUe. N. C. Mathematics. Kil Boarding House Manager. Freshman Basketball. Base- ball Team. Captain. D Club. Secretary and Treasurer. Wildcat Business Man- ager. ROTC Major. DMS. Scabbard and Blade. Dana Scholar. Kappa Sigma lunior Leadership Scholarship, Hall Counselor. H£NRY O. GRIER EDMUNDS North Miami. Fla. Mathematics. Wind Ensemble. Amateur Radio Club. Robert F. Phifer Honor Scholar. Dana Scholar, Dean ' s List. 4.k ii ROBERT ROSS DiXON Greensboro. N. C. Pre-Medldne. -. K. Honor Court. Alpha Epsilon Delta. Alpha Phi Omega. Fresh- man Court. ROTC 1st Sergeant. Dean ' s List. MARK STEVENSON DUNN. JR. New Bern. N. C. Mathematics, Lingle Manor Board of Directors, Advanced ROTC. Phi Beta Kappa, Delta Phi Alpha, Sigma Pi Sigma. WALTER W. ECKMAN Houston, Tex. Pre-Medicine. -i6 Treasurer. Phi Eta Sigma. Gamma Sigma Epsilon. Alpha Epsilon Delta, D Club, Soccer, AU- South, Dean ' s List, Phi Beta Kappa. THOMAS WELLINGTON EDWARDS, JR. Greenville, S. C. Business Administration, 11 K+, Busi- ness-Economics Association. Alumni Committee. [235] Seniors THOMAS ATKINS EMBRY Gainesville, Ga. Business Administration, KA, Advanced ROTC. WILLIAM REYNOLDS FERRIS, IR. Vicksburg, Miss. English, KA, YMCA Cabinet and Chairman of Forums on Challenges to the Christian Faith, Sigma Upsilon President, Vagabonds, Scripts ' n Pranks Staff, Davidsonian Staff, ROTC. Thomas Wolfe Creative Writing Award, Second Place in Vagabond Play Contest. WILLIAM HUNTER FITTS Sanford, N. C. Pre-Medicine, 2X, Spanish Club, Con- servative Club, Chapel Choir, Advanced ROTC, Honor Guard. DICK HARTLEY FORRESTER Blackstone, Va. Business Administration, —X, Rifle Team, D Club, Le Cercle Francois, YMCA Coach, Vagabonds, Business- Economics Association, ROTC Captain, Special Forces, ROTC Flight Training, Lunsford Richardson Honor Scholar, Dana Scholar. MICHAEL NEWMAN FAULCONER Greenville, S. C. History, Beil, ROTC Lieutenant Col- onel. ALBERT PATRIC FINCH, III Birmingham, Ala. Chemistry, 2AE Chronicler, David- sonian Business Manager, Le Cercle Francois Vice President, Intramural Athletic Council, Gamma Sigma Epsi- lon. Advanced ROTC, Dana Scholar- ship. STEVEN RONALD FORE Raleigh, N. C. Pre-Medicine, K2 Guard, Soccer, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Delta Phi Alpha, Phil- anthropic Literary Society, Advanced ROTC. 1 FREDERICK LYBRAND FOWLER. JR. Greenville, S. C. Pre-Medicine, — - K. 4ii [236] Seniors PATRICK CLINTON FREENY QkUhoiiM Cily. Okla. Philosophy Economics. SAK, Consorva- tlvo Club, Sigma Upsllon, Business- Economics Association. Eumanoan Lit- erary Society, College Union Board and Chairman ol Film Committee, Debate Team. HARRY FORD FRY Cincinnali. Ohio Pre-Medicine. HOII Secretary and Schol arship Chairman. Swimming Team Co captain. D Club. Alpha Epsilon Delta Freshman Orientation Group Leader Dean ' s List. Phi Eta Sigma Vice Presi dent. Phi Beta Kappa. RICHARD VANCE FULP Kerncrsville, N. C. Economics - Business Administration. r-i. Business-Economics Association. Football, D Club, Advanced ROTC. SAMMY CORDELL GOING Spray, N. C. Business-Economics. +rA, Intramural Athletic Council President. Business- Economics Association. ROTC 2nd Lieu- tenant. V RICHARD DONALD FROMM Hi ' hmori ' i, V ' l. buaiii ' joa Administration. -X, Swim- ming. Track. D Club. Business-Econom- ics Association. Vagabonds. ROTC 1st Sergeant. JAMES C. FULLER High Point, M. C. English. Kl. SAMUEL McPHEETERS GLASGOW. HI Nashville, Tenn. Pre-Medicine. Ben. Wrestling. Soccer, Westminster Fellov ship Vice-President, YMCA Secretary. Union Board Publicity Committee. Alpha Epsilon Delta. THOMAS G. GORDON. JR. Murfreesboro. Tenn. Psychology. [237] Seniors GREGORY GORDON GOVAN Metairie, La. English, HK , Advanced ROTC Cop- •tet - dMiik RICHARD LITTLETON GUERRANT Roanoke, Va. Pre-Medicine, —X, Freshman Track, Eu- manean Literary Society, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Dana Scholar. T vT - Wi .- ' ■ iife i JOHN DAVIDSON HALL Damascus, Va. German, Eumanean Literary Society, Chapel Choir, Wind Ensemble, Delta Phi Alpha President, Sigma Upsilon Treasurer, College Union House Com- mittee, Curtis B. Johnson Scholar, Dean ' s List, Phi Beta Kappa. - AUGUSTUS JUUAN HARRIS Decatur, Ala. Economics, 4 SS, iV ■Mk STEPHEN EDWARD GRAMLEY Winston-Salem, N. C. German, riK J Editor, Rush Chairman, Warden, Track, Soccer, Inklinqs Editor, Eumanean Literary Society Treasurer and President, Methodist Student Fel- lowship Vice-President and President, Delta Phi Alpha President. ALGERNON PROTHEROE GUESS, III Waynesboro, Va. History, AT . , YMCA Publicity Chair- man, Philanthropic Literary Society, Le Cercle Francois Treasurer, Wildcat Handbook Art Editor, ROTC Flight Pro- gram. GEORGE KENNEDY HARRINGTON, JR. Pensacola, Fla. Economics, 2)N Reporter and Social Chairman, Davidsonian Staff, Philan- thropic Literary Society, Delta Phi Alpha, Business-Economics Association, ROTC 2nd Lieutenant, Dana Scholar. GEORGE PARKER HARRIS, JR. Charlotte, N. C. Business Administration, frAS. [238] Seniors FRED H. HARRISON Liiuo hcHK. Aik. English. W.. PAUL DOUGLAS HEIDT Cleorwdlei, Flu. English. I ' I ' K Sodal Chairman and Music Chairman. Male Chorus Secre- tary. Librarian, and President. YMCA Cabinet and Board of Directors. Artist Series Committee. From Davidson Radio Stall. Wildcat Band, Freshman Orientation Group Leader. Summer Honor Court, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. MICHAEL TERR£NCE HOLLAND Clinton, N. C. Economics. Basketball, Beaver Club, Advanced ROTC. JOSEPH TOY HOWELL. Ill Nashville, Tenn. History, BHII, Vagabonds. Davidsonian Cartoonist, Scripts ' n Pranks Siciff, YMCA President, Beta Thela Pi Best Pledge, Who ' s Who in American Col- leges and Universities, ODK President. JAMES MOORE HART Knoxville. Tonn. Social Science, SX. Consorvativs Club. Business-Economics Association, Inter- national Relations Club, Sigma Delta Psi, Track, VINCENT RODNEY HENTZ Jacksonville, Fla. Pre-Medicine. ATI. ' Publications and Olympics Co-Chairman. Gamma Sigma Epsilon Honorary Chemical Fraternity Recording Secretary, Summer Honor Court. Wildcat HaniU ook Sports Section Editor, YMCA, Freshman Baseball, Ad- vanced ROTC Platoon Sergeant. GERALD WINFRED HOPKINS Nokesville, Va. Psychology, — ' I ' K Chaplain, Rush Chair- man, Pledge Trainer, and Athletic Chairman, Intramural Athletic Council, Vagabonds, Chapel Choir, Dana Scholar. JOHN EVERETT HUGGINS Wilmington. N. C. History. Philanthropic Literary Society Treasurer. Vagabonds. Delta Phi Alpha. YMCA Great Issues. [239] Seniors ROBERT LATHAN HUGHES Bluefield, W. Va. English, IIK Social Chairman. ROBERT lUTHER IVEY Americus, Ga. History, -X Treasurer, From David- son Radio Series Producer, Director of YMCA Freshman Camp, Sigma Upsilon, Eumanean Literary Society, Great Is- sues Committee, ROTC Major, Scab- bard and Blade, Dean ' s List (Georgia Tech), Dana Scholar, DMS, Who Who ' s in American Colleges and Universities. JOHN LEE lERNlGAN Durham, N. C. History, K2 Secretary and Rush Chair- man, Football, Advanced ROTC. LUTHER NORMAN JOHNSON, JR. Benson, N. C. Economics, LIKA. CLARENCE DUPRE JONES, III Hillsboro, N. C. Physics, Lingle Manor Member, Male Chorus, Amateur Radio Club Vice- President and President, Advanced ROTC, DMS. l t JOE R. JONES High Point, N. C. Business Administration, Football, Wrestling. D Club, Business-Economics Association. dtM LUCIAN COX JONES Greensboro, N. C. History, BOU, Debate Team, Quips and Cranks Copy Editor, Sigma Upsilon, Advanced ROTC, Dean ' s List, Delta Sigma Rho-Tau Kappa Alpha President and Secretary. 4ihrki WILLIAM SEABORN JONES Waynesboro, Ga. History-English, AT!. ' Alumni Chair- man, Freshman Council, Concert Band, Conservative Club, Philanthropic Liter- ary Society Treasurer and President, Advanced ROTC. [240] Seniors STEPHEN L. KASH Sloiling, Ky. PreMedicine. BHII, Freshman Foolball. Summer Honor Court, AEO Treasurer, Dean ' s Usi. WILLIAM HAYNES KELLY Scutsdale. N. Y. Political Science, K. , Interfratemity Council President, ROTC Corps Com- mander, Scabbard and Blade Secretary, DMS. TIMOTHY HOOPER KIMHEY Raleigh, N. C. History-Enqlish. . T ' .! Social Chairman and President, Philanthropic Literary Society, Wildcat Handbook Business Manager and Edilorin Chief, Publica- tions Boord. Quips and Cranks Staff, Daridsonian Associate Editor, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Univer- sities. MARTIN LUTHER LAFFERTY, JR. Concord, N, C. Business-Economics, IIK.V, Freshman Football, Quips and Cranks Photogra- phy Editor, Business-Economics Asso- ciation, Advanced ROTC. i JAMES W. KELLETT Groenvlllo. S. C. Pre-Mediclna, 2:AK. JAMES GRANBERY KILLEBREW. JR. Nashvillo, T i;n. Pre-Medidne, HHII Vice President, Phil anihropic Literary Society, Football. Delta Phi Alpha, Quips and Cranks Athletics Section Editor, Advanced ROTC Captain, DMS, Dana Scholar. DANNIE HILLEARY KING White Sulphur Springs, V . Va. PreMedicine, K. Rush Chairman and House Manager, Swimming, YMCA Freshman Camp Staff, Vagabonds, Head Cheerleader, General Scholar- ship. ROGER W. LANEY Altemarie, N. C. Business. - ' • ' E. Chapel Choir, Freshman Hall Counselor, ROTC Platoon Sergeant, C. R. Harding Scholar. [241] Seniors JAMES FRANKUN LEWIS MuUins, S. C. History, BBII Athletic Director and Vice President of Pledge Class. Freshman Council, Davidsonian Staff. Scripts ' n Pranks Business Manager, Publications Board. Business-Economics Association Vice-President. Freshman Hall Coun- selor, ROTC Lieutenant Colonel, Scab- bard and Blade, DMS, Joseph Moore McConnell Scholar. GEORGE LESTER LITTLE, JR. Winston-Salem. N. C. History, AO, Male Chorus, YMCA. ROTC 2nd Lieutenant, Scabbard and Blade. WILLIAM SUMNER LOGAN Lakeland. Fla. Pre-Medicine, ATQ, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Gamma Sigma Epsilon, Le Cercle Francois, Phi Beta Kappa, J. Edward Johnston Scholar, Dean ' s List. FREDERICK BLAND LOPP Lexington, N. C. Pre-Medicine, rA Treasurer. D Club, Tennis. PHILIP EUGENE LEWIS Kingsport, Tenn. French, — tE Recorder, Le Cercle Fran- cois, Philanthropic Literary Society, Stu- dent Committee on Foreign Study, Jun- ior Year at Aix-en-Provence, France, Male Chorus. Phi Eta Sigma, Dean ' s List, French Honors, Curtis B. Johnson Scholar. Dana Scholar, Phi Beta Kappa. THOMAS FRANKLIN LOFLIN, III Hendersonville. N. C. Spanish, Davidsonian Editorial Staff and Feature Editor, Spanish Club Vice President, Sigma Delta Pi, ROTC Ser- geant First Class, Dana Scholar, Dean ' s List, D. G. Martin Journalism Award, Phi Beta Kappa. DAVID WILLIAM LOPP Lexington, N. C. Pre-Medicine, rA Treasurer and Pledge Class President, Freshman Council, Beaver Club President, Court of Control, Honor Court, Football, Track, D Club Vice-President, Advanced ROTC, DMS, Vlfho ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. WILLIAM EUGENE LYNN, JR. Huntly, Va. History-French, -X Rush Chairman. Vice-President, and President. Euma- nean Literary Society, Le Cercle Fran- cois Secretary and President, Advanced ROTC. [242] Seniors JOSEPH THEODORE McCOHMACK Latqo. Fla. Malhemalica, -•t ' V. House Chulrmcin. Social Chairman, and Comptroller. Phil- anthropic Literary Society, Track, Cross Country. ROTC Master Serqeani, Dana Scholar. GENE SCOTT McCUTCHEN Florence. S. C Economics, BHII Treasurer, Tennis, D Club. Business-Economics Association. ROTC 2nd Lieutenant, Martin Honor Guard, Scabbard and Blade. Dana Scholar. ). BEN McCOY. Ill Concord. N. C. Bible. ATU. 4ti JOSEPH CHALMERS McCUTCHEN L ' jurens. 3 C. Psychology. Westminster Fellowship Local Moderator and Synod Moderator, DoTidsoniaii Photographer and Photoq- raphy Editor, YMCA Cabinet, Wildcat Band. Wind Ensemble. College Union Film Committee. Who ' s Who in Amer- ican Colleges and Universities. J0!l WnUAM FREDERICK McGUIRT Lumberlon. N. C. Pre-Medicine. 2X Pledge Trainer, Sen- ior Class President, Sophomore Class President, Student Council Second Vice- President, Phi Eta Sigma President, Alpha Epsilon Delta Vice-President, Football, Beaver Club, Le Cercle Fran- cois. ODK, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities, Curtis John- son Scholar, Dean ' s List. ROBERT WALTON McNAIRY. JR. Greensboro, N. C. English-Economics. — AK. Sigma Upsi- lon. Alpha Phi Omega President, Ad- vanced ROTC. Dean ' s List. KEITH WAYNE McMULLEN Clearv aler, Fla. Pre-Medicine. BHII, Cross Country. Alpha Phi Omega Historian, Vice- President, and President. JACK REDDICK McNEai Thomson, Ga. History. IIKA Judiciary Committee. [243] Seniors WALTER YOUNG MacDONALD Londonderry, N. H. History. Chapel Choir, Conservative Club, Davidsonion Editorial Staff, Eu- manean Literary Society President, Chairman of Great Issues Program, In- ternational Relations Club, Sigma Up- silon. Scripts ' n Pranks Editorial Staff, Student Council Representative, Sum- mer Honor Court Chairman, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities, Wildcat Handbook Editorial Staff, YMCA Cabinet. HUGH McLAURIN MARTIN, JR. Arcadia, Fla. Chemistry, KA, President, Gamma Sig- ma Epsilon Vice-President, Advanced ROTC Captain, DMS. JAMES LAMONT MAYES Kannapolis, N. C. Business-Economics, KA Treasurer, Business-Economics Association. Young Democrats Club, YMCA, Assistant Cheerleader, ROTC 2nd Lieutenant, DMS, Dana Scholar. JOHN DOUTHIT MERCHANT, III Carlsbad, N. Mex. Physics. - ' 1 K. ROTC Platoon Sergeant. Dean ' s AP List. GEORGE BENTLEY MARTIN Dothan, Ala. Psychology, Lingle Manor Custodian, Wildcat Band, Soccer Manager, College Student Store, Concert Band, David- sonion Staff, ROTC Platoon Sergeant, General Scholarship. OLIVIOUS CURRY MARTIN, III Flemington, Ga. English, - tE, Alpha Phi Omega Treas- urer. I fe WILLIAM EVERETTE MAYHEW Davidson, N. C. Psychology, Advanced ROTC. JOHN DOUGLAS MILLER Inwood. W. Va. Economics, —X House Manager, Male Chorus Vice-President, Chapel Choir, Freshman Council, Le Cercle Francois, Business-Economics Association, ROTC Platoon Leader. [244] ROBERT DAVID MILLER Clla ol Hill. N. C. Pre-M dicine. -N Treasurer. Alpl. : Epallon Dolta. Delia Phi Alpha. Le C i cle Francois. Philanthropic Ulorary So clGly Secretary and Vlco-Prosldont, Wind Ejisemble. Vagabonds. Chess Club President. Phi Eta Sigma, McCon nell Scholar. Dean ' s List. Alumni As: elation Medal. Phi Beta Kappa. JAMES LEONIDAS MOORE. JR. Charlotte. N. C. Business Administration. —X, Baseball. D Club. Freshman Swimming, Spanish Qub. Business-Economics Association, ROTC 1st Lieutenant, DMS. WILUAM lOSEPH MORGAN Jacksonville, N. C. History. — . K Social Chairman. Inter- national Relations Club, Conservative Club. JOEL DAVID MORRJSETT Boiling Springs, N. C. Chemistry, ATi! Vice-President, Gam- ma Sigma Epsilon President, Senior Class Vice-President. Track, Freshman Baseball. ROTC 1st Lieutenant. Seniors WILUAM AYCOCX MILLS Siatosvlllo. N, C. .ta SbClUtlvIl. AJvui c«sd hOI ' . WINSTON SIDNEY MOORE Durham. N. C History. KA. YMCA, Book-of-the-Semes- ter Chairman, International Relations Club, Advanced ROTC Captain, John- ston Scholar, Dana Scholar. EUGENE McGregor morris Rcxboro. N. C. History. K- Grand Master of Ceremo- nies. Intramural Athletic Council Sec- retary. Basketball Manager, Scabbard and Blade. ROTC 2nd Lieutenant. GARY JACKS MORROW Mandann. Fia. Chemistry. S+E, Alpha Phi Omega Recording Secretary. Gamma Sigma Epsilon. Freshman Swimming. ROTC Sergeant. [245] Seniors ROBERT OLIVER MOSS. Ill West Point, Ga. English, UK A Sports Manager, House Manager, and Treasurer, Philanthropic Literary Society, WALTER RICHARD NICKEL, HI Montgomery, Ala. Economics, —X Secretary and Boarding House Manager, D Club, Golf, YMCA Chairman of Christmas Gift Fund, Business-Economics Association, Vaga- bonds, ROTC 2nd Lieutenant, Special Forces, Dean ' s List. DAVID BAKER OLIN Columbus, Ohio Pre-Medicine, 2X President, Rush Chairman, Scholarship Chairman, and Interfraternity Council Representative, Alpha Epsilon Delta Editor, Soccer, In- terfraternity Council Rush Week Chair- man, D Club, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. GEORGE KENDRICK PAINTER Gallatin, Tenn. Economics, -ie Librarian and Vice- President, Business-Economics Associa- tion, Spanish Club, ROTC 2nd Lieuten- ant. r - . t iM MICHAEL ALAN NEMIR Arlington, Va, Pre-Medicine, tPA, Soccer, D Club, Alpha Psi Omega, Soccer Team Co- Captain. GUILFORD CARNEY OLDHAM. JR. Charlotte, N. C. Chemistry, — N, Eumanean Literary Society, Gamma Sigma Epsilon, Sigma Pi Sigma, Vagabonds, YMCA, Dean ' s List. JAMES PATRICK O ' NEAL Largo, Fla. Pre-Medicine, Eumanean Literary So- ciety, Vagabonds, Alpha Epsilon Delta. Manager of Copeland ' s Boarding House, Dean ' s List. ROBERT QUINTON PIERCE Norfolk, Va. History, — E Vice-President and Scholarship Chairman, Philanthropic Literary Society, Dana Scholar, Dean ' s List, Phi Beta Kappa. [2461 Seniors RALPH IAM£S PLATT. JR. laolcsonvillo. Fla. Htslory, K. Corresponding Secretary. Philanthropic Literary Socloly. Fresh- man Council. ROTO 2nd Lieutenant. DMS. Dana Scholar. JOHN LIVINGSTON POWELL Clinton. N. C. Pre-Medlclne, Ki), Freshman Baseball, 1963 Intramural Wrestling Champion, Sigma Delta Psi, Conservative Club, Advanced ROTC, Dana Scholar. BILL MAURICE PRIDGEN Myrtle Beach, S. C. History, Ben. Phi Beta Kappa. THOMAS GODFREY QUATTLEBAUM Florence, S. C. Business-Economics, nK.4, Dean ' s List. mMk THOMAS HAGUE POSTON Shelby, N. C. ;.:. I.ii. j;.- (. ' in i Charter Member, ' ippa Alpha Sac- iierary Society WALTER MARSHALL PRICE Rose Hill, N. C. Economics, flKA Parliamentarian. Spanish Club. Philanthropic Literary Society, Conservative Club, Business- Economics Association, Quipi and Cranks Staff, Dean ' s List. JOHN LAMAR PRUITT. Ill Atlanta, Ga. History, .AT!J Treasurer, College Union Round Table Committee, Great Issues Committee, Freshman Orientation Group Leader, Vagabonds, Sigma Upsilon. Advanced ROTC, Special Forces, Ve- reen Bell Award, 1964. JOHN HARDIN RANDOLPH Greenville, S. C. Physics, -. E, Sigma Pi Sigma Presi- dent, Vagabonds, Dean ' s List. [247] Seniors ROBERT ALLEN RENNER Baltimore, Md. Pre-Medicine, IIKA, Philanthropic Lit erary Society, Alpha Epsilon Delta Gamma Sigma Epsilon, Honoraries Sec tion Editor of Quips and Cranks, Con servative Club, YMCA, Dana Scholar JAMES MOODY RHYNE Charlotte, N. C. Pre-Medicine, rA, Football, YMCA, ROTC 2nd Lieutenant. ROBERT WARE REYNOLDS Kingsport, Tenn. Physics. f y T STEPHEN ALEXANDER ROBINSON Charlotte, N. C. Business Administration, —X, Conserva- tive Club. M kM IVON DELMAR ROHRER, JR. Pensacola, Fla. Economics, — AE, Business-Economics Association, Captain of Scabbard and Blade, YMCA, ROTC 1st Lieutenant, Honor Guard Commander, Special Forces, Flight Training Program RUSSELL LEE ROSENBERGER Roanoke, Va. Sociology, Conservative Club, Manager of Knovel Knook. FORREST HANSBURY ROLES Union, W. Va. History, - £, Da vidsonian Staff, Vaga- bonds, Baseball Manager. CHARLES THOMAS ROWE Lynchburg, Va. Pre-Medicine, KA, D Club, Alpha Epsi- lon Delta, Honor Court, Cross Country, President of Freshman Council, Dana Scholar, ODK. [248] Seniors EDWARD HAMPTON RUDERT Business urer. Bus; Inlarnalloii MERIWETHEB ANDERSON SALE Ji.arlesun. V. ' . ' .:. History, K. House Manager, Chapel Choir, YMCA Vice-Presidenl. Hall Coun- selor, Freshman Camp Publicity Di- rector, YMCA Publicity Director. Cheer- leader. ROTC 2nd Lieutenant, Martin Honor Guard. Army Flight Training Program, Scabbard and Blade. FREDERICK WILUAM SCHOEN Philadelphia, Penn. Business, —X Vice-President, D Club, Alpha Psi Omega, Chapel Choir, Vaga bonds. Soccer Team Co-Captain, AH Southern Conference Soccer Team Freshman Orientation Group Leader ROTC 1st Lieutenant. DURWOOD CHESTLEE SETTLES Ariington, Va. Economics. Ki; Pledge Trainer, Basket- ball, Business-Economics Association. m iM iiMTiM WILUAM AMES RUTH KaTldaoBlon F o litor. and Aico DAVID SINCLAIR SCHADE Washington, D. C. ' :;cine, -X, Alpha Epsllon Delta, :. ' .. Dean ' s List, Dana Scholar, RANDOLPH CHARLES SCOTT Madison, N. C. Chemistry. MERRIU CALLAWAY SEXTON KnoxviUe. Tenn. History, --VK, Alpha Phi Omega Sec- retary, Baseball, Freshman Orientation Group Leader, Freshman Camp Staif. ROTC 2nd Lieulenanl. [249] Seniors CHARLIE BOAZ SHAPARD High Point, N. C. Social Science, trA Corresponding Sec- retary, Freshman Council, College Union Board Vice President and Head Deskman, Cheerleader, Advanced ROTC Major, Outstanding MS III Cadet, DMS, Dana Scholar. CONRAD MOSS SHUMADINE Virginia Beach, Va. History, - E, Debate Team, Delta Sig- ma Rho-Tau Kappa Alpha, Eumanean Literary Society, Dean ' s List. EVERETTE CEBURN SHERRILL Charlotte, N. C. Political Science-Business Administra- tion, — - E House Manager, Business- Economics Association, ROTC 2nd Lieu- tenant. mtSk JOHN MOVER SINK, III Greensboro, N. C. History, KA, Le Cercle Francais, Wind Ensemble, Student Union Assistant. RALPH BROWNE SMALL, III Macon, Ga. Economics, —X Tribune, Student Coun- cil, Spanish Club Secretary-Treasurer, Sigma Delta Pi Secretary-Treasurer, Business-Economics Association. Tennis, YMCA. NED BRITT SMITH Winston-Salem, N. C. Biology, -i9, Interfratemity Council, Beaver Club, D Club, Baseball, Football, All-Southern Conference Academic Football Team. DAVID EDWARD SMITH Tuscaloosa, Ala. Pre-Medicine, Phi Eta Sigma, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Dean ' s List, McConnell Scholar. £mtM WAYNE DONOVAN SMITHERS Kannapolls, N. C. Mathematics, FIKA Social Chairman, House Manager, and Vice-President, Quips and Cranks Business Manager, Advanced ROTC, Dana Scholar. [250] Seniors FREDERICK L. SMYRC OUSlullKl. N. -J. Hlilory. KA. Baseball. ROBERT TIMOTHY SPIRO Macon. Ga. Chemislry. - K Rush Chairman and Boarding House Manager. Cross Coun- try Team Captain. Track, Wildcat Pep Band. D Club. Foundation Scholar. THOMAS HUGH STAFFORD, JR. Henderson, N. C. Psychology. -. K Secretary and Vice- President. Student Council. Freshman Advisor. Alpha Phi Omega Vice-Presi- dent, Freshman Council, Freshman Hall Counselor, Chairman of Freshman Court, ROTC Corps Commander, Scab- bard and Blade. DMS. Dana Scholar, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. DONALD GRIER STEPHENSON, IR- Covington. Ga. PoUlical Science, International Relations Club President and Publicity Chairman, Westminster Fellowship Council Spirit- ual Life Chairman, President of Student Bible Class. YMCA. ROTC Sergeant- Maior. Phi Beta Kappa. Phi Eta Sigma, Hay Freshman Bible Medal, Benson Scholar. MM WILUAM ERWIN SPAINHOUR Lrwin. Tenn. Economics. UK PresldanI and PWdg Trainer. BuslnessEconorolcs Assocto- tlon Secretary. Advanced ROTC. JOHN McKEE SPRATT. JR. Y ' .rk, Z : History Honors. UHII Pledge Claw President, tnlerlraternlty Council Rep- resentative, and President, Student Council Secretary-Treasurer, First Vlc - President. and President. Beaver Club, Le Cercle Francois. Freshman Council Secretary-Treasurer. DartdaoaloB Staii, Phi Beta Kappa, ODK. Scabbard and Blade. Advanced ROTC Captain, DMS. Procter and Gamble Scholar, Dean ' s List, Who ' s Who In American Colleges and Universities. lOHN BRUCE STEIGNER Columbia. S. C. Pre Medicine. BHFI Social Chairman, Quips and Cranka Fraternities Editor and Athletics Editor, Track, Alpha Epsi- lon Delta Historian, Delta Phi Alpha, Gamma Sigma Epsilon, D Qub, Con- servative Club, Philanthropic Literary Society, Advanced ROTC. DAVID TILLMAN STITT Austin, Texas Enqlish. ' t ti Boarding House Manager, Davidsonlan Editor-in-Chief, Scripts ' n Pranks Editorial Board, WUdcal Hand- book Editorial Board. Freshman Basicei- ball. Delta Phi Alpha. YMCA Cabinet. Sigma Upsilon. ODK. Dana Scholar. Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. Publications Board Chair- [251] Seniors WILLIAM MORGAN STOCKARD . Qraham, N. C, English, Lingle Manor Member, Euma- nean Literary Society, Male Chorus, Debate Team, Lamplighters Octet, Dean ' s List, Dana Scholar. DAVID WINSTON SUTER Staunton, Vo. Philosophy, —X, Sigma Upsilon Secre- tary and Vice-President, Chess Club Vice-President, Wind Ensemble, Brass Ensemble, Wildcat Band, Delta Phi Alpha, Dana Scholar, Dean ' s List. JAMES R. THOMPSON, JR. Charlotte, N. C. Physics, ' E E, Sigma Pi Sigma, Radio Club, Philanthropic Literary Society. Vagabonds, Advanced ROTC, Dean ' s List, Phi Beta Kappa. JERRY M. TRAMMELl Shelby, N. C. Economics, I rA Historian and Presi- dent, Freshman and Varsity Basketball, Freshman Council, Student Council, Junior Class President, ROTC 1st Lieu- tenant, Procter and Gamble Scholar. Ufidt JOHN O. STOVER. JR. Raleigh, N. C. Pre-Medicine. JAMES E. TANNER. JR. Georgetcwn, S. C. Enghsh, - E Most Valuable Pledge, Rush Chairman, Pledge Trainer, and President, Sigma Upsilon, Scripts ' n Pranks Staff, Davidsonian Staff, Euma- nean Literary Society, Interfratemity Council, ROTC Platoon Sergeant, 1963 F. A. F. Art Award. THOMAS GARDINER THURSTON. Ill Salisbury, N. C. Pre-Medicine, HKA Scholarship Chair- man and Chairman of District Conven- tion, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Gamma Sigma Epsilon. GEORGE LEONARD TURNER Burlington, N. C. Economics, 2 J E, Freshman. Baseball, Business-Economics Club, ROTC 2nd Lieutenant. [252] Seniors HARRY BURNHAM UNDERWOOD. II MI ' svllle. N. C Psychology. UK A, Concert Band. Ai vanced ROTC. ROBERT ANDREW WACHUK Orange, Conn. Pre- Medicine, trA Recording Secrelar-, Phllanlhroplc Literary Society, Le C cle Francois, YMCA. JEFFREY RANDOLPH WAMPLER Philosophy. -X. Doridsonian Associate Editor, Chapel Choir, YMCA, ROTC Captain, DMS. Scabbard and Blade. MICHAEL DEE WATERS Charlotte. N. C. Pre-Medicine, -X, Alpha Epsilon Etelta, Delta Phi Alpha, Philanthropic Literary Society, ROTC 2nd Lieutenant. Dean ' s List. Dana Scholar. liMTi r ' X % V w DENNIS TERRY VAN MUSS I .-t ! ' -.ir;i, fJu. I hman Football. ROTC Mailer RUSSELL EMMETT WALLS Beckley, W. Va, Psychology, Football. Wrestling, D Club. Alpha Epsilon Delta. ODK, Foot- ball Co-Captain. STAFFORD GAY WARREK- r Chapel Hill. N. C. Philosophy. fr-iH, College Union Presi- dent, Alpha Phi Omega President and Vice-President, Le Cercle Francois, Honor Court, Freshman Council Vice President, Freshman Basketball and Tennis. Who ' s Who in American Col- leges and Universities, Dean ' s List, Dana Scholar, ODK. JAMES KING WEBER. IB. C.harioUe, N. C. Mathematics. Llngle Manor Treasurer, Wind Ensemble President, Dana Scholar. [253] Seniors HIU BEVERLEY WELLFORD. JR. Charlotte, N. C. History, -i6 Pledge Class President, Pledge Trainer, and President, Student Council Representative, Secretary-Treas- urer of Senior Class, Interfratemity Council, College Finance Committee, YMCA, Freshman Hall Counselor, Ad- vanced ROTC, Scabbard and Blade Vice-President. JAMES DUDLEY WHITEHEAD, JR. Lake City, S. C. Pre-Medicine, ITKA President, Rush Chairman, and Treasurer, Eumanean Literary Society, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Gamma Sigma Epsilon, Conservative Qub. THOMAS HARRISON WHITLEY, JR. Yanceyville, N. C. Pre-Medicine, K- Vice-President and Treasurer, D Club President, Alpha Epsilon Delta Secretary, Gamma Sigma Epsilon, Beaver Club Secretary-Treas- urer, Freshman Court, Philanthropic Literary Society, Freshman Orientation Group Leader, Baseball, ROTC 2nd Lieutenant. WILLIAM WALTER WILKINS, JR. Greenville, S. C. English, 2AE Vice-President, Tennis, Conservative Club, Advanced ROTC. LAWRENCE EMORY WHITAKER V aynesboro, Ga. Mathematics, i X Historian, Philan- thropic Literary Society, Advanced ROTC, W. A. H. McKeithen Scholar, Dana Scholar. RICHARD A. WHITFIELD, III Attleboro, Mass. Business-Economics, ATfJ Sports Chair- man, Intramural Athletic Council Rep- resentative, Freshman Track, ROTC 2nd Lieutenant, Special Forces. LAWRENCE DOUGLAS WILEERSON Jacksonville, Fla. Pre-Medicine, IlK . Debate Team, Eu- manean Literary Society. LUTHER CHASE WILLIAMS, III Lancaster, S. C. Pre-Medicine, Lingle Manor, Le Cercle Francois, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Euma- nean Literary Society, Vagabonds. [254] Seniors MORRIS EUGENE WILUAM8. |R. H..l..l..|a.iM, N i ' no M  ' iicin . ' H ' Ji Plodqo Ttuinoi and Hltlorlan. Foolball. D Club. Alpha Epsl- lon Delia. iifeitk CHARIXS NELSON WILUAMSON V eaifi ld. N. ). P..-M..-1:. ir,.-, ri ' i: Hi-.- n.ir -. A A ■ Ul- ip«l 3«t- ROBERT SPAULDING WINSLOW. JR. buminahani. Aia. History-French. AT!J. Freshman Soccer. Le Cercle Francois Vice-President and President. ROTC Isi Lieutenant. RICHARD HENRY WRAY, III Reidsvilie, N ' . C. Pre-Medicine. K. , Wrestling. D Club, Sigma Delta Psi. YMCA Deputations Committee. Foreign Studies Committee. GEORGE GORDON WORTHEN Little Rock. Ark. Economics. IIK-I Rush Chairman. Intra- mural Athletic Council Representative, Interlralemily Council Treasurer. Col- lege Union Board Secretary. Freshman Camp Business Manager. Freshman Orientation Group Leader. Business- Economics Association. Advanced ROTC. Special Forces. DMS. JOHN HERMAN WRIGHT, JR. Asheboro. U. C. PreMedicine, K. Historian. Scripts ' n Pranks Art Editor. Daridsonlan Staif. College Union Stall. NOT PHOTOGRAPHED A. M. FOSTER, Sarasota, Fla., Pre-Medicine, -+K. GARY B. LANE. P nsacola. Fla., History. --VK. RICHARD C. LOWERY, Arlington, Va.. Enghsh, Kil JAMES McCUTCHEN. JR., Spartanburg, S. C. Business-Economics. -AE. (2551 And so I turn to go, and in turning remember . . . I tvas the student. [256] Vl i And etched upon the remnants of my life will be the craggy lines of this experience, a skeleton upon which to hang tomorrow. hr. In the shadows of my memory sit quietly those who sat beside me then, those to whom I turned in this brief eon to seek words of meaning, to justify my quiet heartbeat. [259] And you lady, tliraugli irliose profound and fragile lips the sweet small cliinisij feet of April eame into the ragged meadow of my sold, I will remember your words. And with your words I will remember pre-excm silence, and curses shrieking through warmnight cir, and bells and sirens and singing and (most of all perhaps) laughter. And I will remember other words . . . [261] spoken words that rained upon the dust on desk tops written words that Icy limp upon yellowed pages splashed with ink . . . Each has cast its own small shadow upon the furrows of my mind. [262] During coming seosons that will blur the sharp colors of the present into dull tones of the post, each of my words — each stroke of my pen, each snap of my typewriter, each syllable of my mind — will bear the faint birthmarks of this experience. MHIIUI [263) And when I hear again the steepled words of this four years — words that pointed hopeful crosses at the darkness beyond — I will remember the stairwells of my soul when the lights were off. [264] I will remember words spoken through the intoxication of night oir, faces sitting sleepily in well-worn seats, days of books voices thoughts noise and silence I will remember [265] And so 1 turn to go, and in turning remember . . . I icas the student. [2661 % m t EDITOR ' S EPILOGUE Four years ago this spring a ma- jority of the Davidson Class of ' 64 were graduating from high school It was the termination of one phase of our life and the beginning of an- other. I remember quite vividly my own personal feelings the night after my graduation. A feeling of uncertainty bordering on fear char- acterized my state of mind. In the fall I would be entering Davidson College. What o formidable ring that name had. What would college be like? How would I do? What would I major in? Would I make friends? Would I like Davidson? These and many other questions plagued me that first night after high school graduation and indeed for the rest of that long summer. Since that time four years have passed and the Class of ' 64 is ready to graduate again, but this time from college — Davidson College. During that time each of us has gone through what I have termed the Davidson Experience. For each of us this experience has been slight- ly different. But one thing is true for oil of us: this experience will have on effect on each of us that will last for the rest of our lives. For here during the past four years each of us has molded habits which will be with us forever. Some of us have learned to study. Some of us have become more mature. Some of us have been intellectually stim- ulated. However, when the members of the Class of ' 64 receive our di- plomas in May, there will be in the hearts and minds of many of us, whether we admit it or not, pangs of remorse when we think back over how much Davidson offered and how little each of us took advantage of. But these are reflections that will only grow in meaning and under- standing as the years slip by. Let us examine more closely the impres- sions and the criticisms that we have formed over the past four years. Looking back over these past four years there are several areas in which I believe the college could be improved so as to make even more valuable the Davidson Experience. For many of us the past four years have been a constant struggle for grades and grades only. Perhaps this is a common fault characteristic of our entire educational system in the U. S. Nevertheless, the number of times that each of us has left a class and felt a deep and sincere intellectual stimulus that caused us to go to the library or caused us to go to our rooms and begin work on the Great American Novel — I say the number of these times has been revealingly small. Is this lack of intellectual stimulus due to the student or the individual professor involved? Perhaps to a degree both are responsible. But every year we are told the freshman class is the best yet assembled. The responsibility of intellectually stim- ulating a student, I believe, is that of the professor. This does not only mean influencing the student to do outside work, but also influencing him to prepare diligently the ma- terial to be covered in class the next day. When the student knows a professor is not going to require any class participation, the chances of his preparing thoroughly are dras- tically reduced. Also when a profes- sor seems only slightly stimulated by his own subject and intellectual en- deavors, the chances of his igniting the spark of intellectual curiosity in his students ore almost nil. Ideal- ly, men of college age should have enough maturity and personal desire to prepare each day for classes. To believe that this is done is childish fantasy. For a person to work he must have a stimulus and in the classroom situation this stimulus must come from the professor. At Davidson more emphasis is placed on droning, i e, memorizing, than on learning This is a sad commen- tary on a school striving for national educational prominence One area in which I believe the aca- demic aspect of Davidson could def- initely be improved so as to provide some of this intellectual stimulus we hove been talking about would be the revamping of the so-called Hon- ors Program that exists primarily in the catalogue. As it stands now a student must hove at least o 2 25 overall overage in his work prior to his junior year in order to be even considered for Honors work in ad- dition to faculty approval I would suggest that the require- ments be changed to that of re- quiring a 2.0 average and approval by the faculty in the department in which the student would be study- ing A significant number of honors hopefuls ore turned down, men who ore very proficient in one field, but who hove not maintained a 2.25 average due to difficulty in one par- ticular course I believe a man with 2 average should be eligible to apply and should be accepted only after careful examination by the faculty in the department he would be studying in. Thus men with this outstanding proficiency would be able to follow their interests in a program of honors study that would indeed strengthen Davidson as an institution of higher learning Another measure that would defi- nitely strengthen Davidson is one that has been discussed many times already this year — the improvement of the library facilities. For a school with an enrollment of nearly a thou- sand students, we should have about three times as many books as we do But quantity is not the answer To improve not only the quantity, but especially the quality, each profes- sor should use completely the monev he is appropriated for books relative to his field Students should be made more aware of the Suggestion Box and should be urged constantly by the librarians and professors to make use of it But these measures would be only a beginning I would like to see David- son College initiate a two-year fund- raising program for the express pur- pose of improving the library This program should be steered by a fac- ulty committee working in conjunc- tion with the Trustees ond the col- lege administrative officials Alum- ni should be mode aware of this con- certed effort and urged to partici- pate The reason behind this effort should be published and distributed by the Alumni Office to all alumni so as to indicate the condition of Davidson ' s library resources These, then, ore several meosures that I believe would moke more val- uable the Davidson Experience for the students that are to follow us. They are measures that I feel quite honestly would improve Davidson and move it a little closer to its stated goal of being the best college of its kind and size in the country. In closing I would like to express my sincere appreciation and thanks to everyone that has made this book possible: to Wayne Smithers as Busi- ness Manager, to Marty Lofferty as Chief Photographer, to Skip Jones as Copy Writer, to the Section Edi- tors Bob Renner, Mac Mclver, Jim Graves, Zoch Long, Arnie Snider, Phil Beidler, to Greg Hoynes, Jim White, Ed Dwelle, and Brown Mc- Collum oil of whom aided the var- ious Section Editors. As a result of the efforts of all these men and with the cooperation of the Student Body, the 1964 Quips ond Cranks takes its place olonqside the yearbooks of the post We hope that in the future, if you happen to be thumbing through these pages, you will in some small way relive what we have colled The Davidson Experience. John P. 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[276] Barrett Indutlriil FlmtKote b Johns Mjnville Rctidcntiil Bonded Built up Rooti Re Rool.ng Sheet Metjl Insuljlion Interstate Roofing Co. Scrv.nn Since 1930 520 West Palmer Street P Box 1687 CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA 28201 Phone FR 5 8447 Biggers Brothers, Inc. CHARLOTTE, N. C Whol esale Fruits Produce Institutional Sized Canned Goods BIRDS EYE and DULANY FROZEN FOODS N. G. SPEIR, INC. MORTGAGE LOANS— REAL ESTATE SALES PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 128 Eost Fourth Street Phone FR 5 9871 CHARLOTTE 2, N. C. n FURNITURE, SCIENTIFIC EQUIPMENT, INSTRUMENTS, LABORATORY SUPPLIES, ORTHOPEDIC SUPPLIES, FRACTURE APPLIANCES Consultation Furniture Examining and Treatment Room Furniture Surgical Equipment Serving the Carolinos since 1919 Distributors of KNOWN BRANDS of PROVEN QUALITY Diagnostic Equipment Laboratory Supplies Surgical Instruments Sterilizers WINCHESTER CAROLINAS ' HOUSE OF SERVICE WINCHESTER SURGICAL SUPPLY CO. 119 East 7th St., Charlotte, N. C. WINCHESTER-RITCH SURGICAL CO 421 West Smith St.. Greensboro, N. C. Colonial Motor Court CONCORD. N. C. 15 miles from Davidson [277] NORTH CAROLINA ' S FAMILY OF HOME TOWN BANKS George S. Crouch, ' 17 ; k William H, Keith, ' 46 Chairman of the Board lifl Assistant Vice-President McAlister Carson, ' 46 I kfcl f W. G. Burch, ' 54 Senior Vice-President kV MPF ' W Hk Assistant Vice-President Ernest B. Hunter, )r., ' 49 I M L I [ ] J K v T ' ' ' ,5haw, )r., ' 55 V-President Trust Officer 1 | yfffffyf| tffl By Assistant Cashier Ted ipi IIHMhHk, ' ' Vice-President _) H | 1 Patterson, ' 57 Graeme M Keith, ' 54 I BF jj es M. Patterson, ' 56 Vice-President v HMI ' MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM wciln J L narcoat teah J c oude 1800 W. Morehead Street 332-2414 CHARLOTTE, N. C. For Quality Natural-Shoulder Clothing see J«hiv S i« Our 52nd Year Mooresville, North Carolina [278] Sam Ryburn, ' 38 commirciai and promoiionai puiNitNC Of DiitiNCtiow Price Gwynn III, ' 47 Ralph H. Alexandei ' 49 Mason Dunlap, ' 49 Wayne Gamble ' ' ' Mike Myers. ' Hobby Cobb, .l Tom Northcott, ' 56 Norman Richards. ' 56 Rhone 333 6608 • 2000 Hawkins Street • CHARLOTTE, N C. .«X| « v«0£.c ' f • J ' iW- Acme-McCrary Corporation ASHEBORO, N. C. Makers of Famous McCrary Stockings Sold by Better Stores Everywhere C W McCrary, ' 24 C W McCrary, Jr, ' 56 J F. McCrary, ' 28 stop for a tasty treat at the snaik bar .... MILK ICE CREAM Atando Station Box 25 CHARLOTTE 6, N. C Phone in-6512 ®The Borden [279] CHAS. MACK SONS ROWAN DAIRY WHOLESALE DEALER MILK-ICE CREAM Confectioneries, Tobacco, Groceries Paper, and School Supplies Phone 663-3351 and 664-1345 Phone NO 3-6341 MOORESVILLE, N. C. T. R. Mack, 36 Statesville Highway, Mooresville CHARTER SERVICE A SPECIALTY Enjoy fhe convenience of having your own privote coach — charter a big new Queen City Trailways bus for that next trip planned by your group. An inquiry will bring full infor- mation. ED 2-6164 RIDE NEW TRAILWAYS THRU-LINERS AIR SUSPENSION Ride on springs of air RECLINING SEATS AIR-CONDITIONED UNEXCELLED SAFETY Inquire about our Express THRU-LINER schedules from Charlotte to many North America n cities. QUEEN CITY TRAILWAYS CHARLOTTE, N. C. James J. Harris Company INSURANCE BONDS Johnston Building CHARLOTTE, N. C. Telephone FR 5-7311 Smitti ' s Flowers Flowers of Distinction Serving Davidson College For 32 Years Flowers By Wire Everywhere 302 Smith ' s Circle Phone TW 2-4131 CORNELIUS, NORTH CAROLINA [280] Compliments of ( enili a rut nciLisli leS LENOIR, NORTH CAROLINA Shop in y X M. l.Vl5 1 Stationery Davidson ' s T- ' Gifts— Toys Newest %A ' sKttvl • Housewares Store d N ==s v T V Penny Candy KENDRICK BRICK AND THE COMPANY MONROE, NORTH CAROLINA (281) ARCHER ' S Cu f Service 24 Hour Wrecking Service ALL BRANDS OF MOTOR OIL Complete Lubrication $1.00 Brakes Adjusted $1.00 TW 2-9374 STUDENTS, DAVIDSON S V ' LOVE The STORK And Friends During- the last year and a half Davidson students have held many successful and happy parties at the New Freedom Village Stork . . . and over the years the Coliseum and Kings Drive Stork Restaurants have been favorites! You can count on the Stork — for reasonable prices . . . for top quality . . . for reliable service . . . for satisfaction ! fe Since Birthplace A O VH V W P B Dinner Prices of The ALn ft ' T B Begin at $1.25 Reasonable lUS BHiMlPMll ' ' ' luncheon Price Steak m fj • EAST— AT THE • CENTRAL- • WEST-FREEDOM COLISEUM AUDlTORrUM 824 KINGS DR. VILLAGE BARGER CONSTRUCTION CO., Inc. GENERAL CONTRACTORS P. 0. Box 30 U. S. Hwy. 21 at Wilson Ave. MOORESVILLE, N. C. GOOD BUILDERS SINCE 1925 L. Young White, ' 22 President [282] CASHIONS FOOD MARKETS DAVIDSON HUNTERSVILLE CORNELIUS COCOA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF CONCORD World Famous th( Open Kitchen WITHERS ELECTRIC COMPANY Appliances — Plumbing — Heafing Radio TV Service Phone TW 2 29)1 DAVIDSON, N. C. YOUR FAMII V C;i TS THE MOST FROM Jifisumo kL We are proud to be chosen supplier of dairy products for Davidson College FOREMOST DAIRIES, INC. CHARLOTTE, N. C. iu[!;uitn Huiii wmw store Phone TW 2-6381 Western Union A. D. Contreli, Owner DAVIDSON, N, C. [283] D. R. LaFar, Jr., ' 22 Dan S. LaFar, ' 31 D. R. LaFar 111, ' 51 Don S. La For, Jr., ' 57 W. Marshall LaF ar, ' 61 L adioniuj r [ortn L aroll in a Spinners of QUALITY YARNS O J pun r c r .auon r TTTTTf 1 O iJurLoSpun Orion O K ombeci and K urded i otton LjurnS [284] INTERSTATE SECURITIES CORPORATION Members New York Stock Exchange — Midwest Stock Exchange INVESTMENT SECURITIES Investment Counseling Stocks: Listed Loco! Over-The Counter Notional Over-The-Counter Complete Library Corporate Bonds Municipal Bonds Mutual Funds Underwriters and Investment Managers of The Sterling Investment Fund, Inc. CHARLOTTE ATLANTA 701 Johnston BIdg. WINSTON-SALEM NEW YORK Tel. 376-9811 NEWTON Jfei-i a ' = SHOP AND SAVE 431 S. Independence Blvd — 109 W. Trade 3 Convenient Ways to Shop Cosh Loy-a-woy First Union Notionol Charge CHARLOTTE, N. C. STEINWAY KNABE FISCHER EVERETT PIANOS HAMMOND ORGANS Large Stock Sheet Music and Instruction Books For Piano and Orgon nclrewS rvhi ic ( onijjamj 231 N. Tryon St. ESTABLISHED 1892 CHARLOTTE, N. C. Dial 375-7784 [285] ANGUS STEAK HOUSE 3637 South Boulevard CHARLOTTE, N. C. Telephone JA 3-8871 Over 40 Fine Stores To Serve You Charlottetown ' Mall Independence Blvd. at Kings Drive Ample Free Parking Open ' Til 9 P.M. (Sat. Til 6) TASTEE FREEZ Ice Cream Hamburger Cheeseburger Pizza Phone 892-8468 Main and Hickory CORNELIUS, N. C. Compliments of HEART OF CHARLOTTE MOTOR INN 212 ROOMS Owned and operated by 2 SWIMMING POOLS American Motor Inns, Inc. RESTAURANT George W. Serrett CONVENTION FACILITIES V. -President and General Manager Telephone FR 7-4441 [286] Shop at the New STUDENT STORE [287) In The Wachovia Bank BIdg. from the : M % at J. 0. JONES C ' J W TRADITIONAL CLOTHING FOR COLLEGE MEN Pincus Bros., Goldsmith, and Hart-Schaffner Marx clothing Enro traditional dress and sport shirts — Camp socks other famous labels for every campus man ' s wardrobe GOODMAN DRUG CO. AND MEDICAL CENTRE PHARMACY COMPLETE DRUG HEADQUARTERS Phone 662-2031 MOORESVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA For Saturday Night or any Night try LAVIVA RESTAURANT 308 West Boulevard Phone 334-3643 CHARLOTTE, N. C. Italian and American Food Specializing in orders to-go CALL THE MAN FROM EQUITABLE To find out how you can benefit best from the big chang-e in Living Insurance, call The Man from Equitable. He has the knowledge and experience to help you. And he ' s backed by one of America ' s biggest, most respected companies. The Equitable is over 100 years old. It has over 10 billion in assets. Over 40 billion of insurance in force — for 11 million policyholders who know it ' s wise to look ahead with Living Insurance . . . from Equitable. THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES Harvey S. White, Agency Manager 201 South Tryon Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. Telephone 377-4561 Good Food and Good Times at M and M SODA SHOP DAVIDSON [288] DRESS IN FINEST COLLEGIATE FASHIONS FROM RUSH WILSON LTD. Compliments of ELK ' S RESTAURANT Corner of West Wilson and 21 Bypass Telephone 662-9411 MOORESVILLE, N. C. DOGWOOD RESTAURANT Highway 21 Phone 892-9305 DOGWOOD MOTEL Highway 21 [289] Compliments of THE RANCH HOUSE Private Dining Room Available Members of the Diners Club, American Express and Hilton Corp. 5 Miles South U. S. 29 5614 Wilkinson Blvd. Open Evenings 5 til 12 Closed on Sundays Dial 399-5411 For Reservations All Your Cost-of-LlvIng Items are Up . . . BUT ONE! In the past 20 years alone, most cost-of-living items have just about doubled in price. . . . Except for electricity, which has actually come down! Fact! — Since 1943, the overage cost of a kilowatt hour to Duke Power residential customers has dropped more than one-third. In that same period, the use of electricity has increased over 4 times, while the standard of living has gone up correspondingly. It ' s truer today than ever — you live better, for less, electrically. iicsiPiffliSi S H O M E Y ' S home of the BIG BOY Fresh Strawberry Pie — Slim Jims East Morehead in Charlotte PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTIZERS [290] Compliments of s i; (I TT I [ ' s DRIVE IN RESTAURANT MOORESVILLE, N. C. Phones: 596 271 1—377-2701 Complete Forty Service Enjoy a delicious Old Fashioned Fish Fry LAKESIDE INN Old Stofcsvillc Rood I. H BURNS Owner VINCENT DELUCA Mjnagct Carolox Company Builders of Elox (E.D.M.) Electrical Discharge Machining Power Supplies Box 397 DAVIDSON, N. C. SERVING NEW ENGLAND, THE EAST, AND THE SOUTH Home Offices — Gastonio, N. C. [291] ENGRAVINGS BY CHARLOTTE ENGRAVING COMPANY CHARLOTTE, N. C. the 1964 Quips and Cranks Was Printed by the ... . Master Craftsmen .... at the OBSERVER PRINTING HOUSE CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA [2931 ADMINISTRATION W. Toylor Blockwell, A.B. (University of Virginia), Director of News Bureau and Publicity. William Ledoux Bondurant, A.B. (Davidson), LL.B. (Duke), Di- rector of Alumni Activities. Richard Clyde Burts, Jr., A.B. (Furman), M.A., Ed.D. (Columbio), Dean of Students. Robert Arrowood Currie, B.S. (Davidson), M.B.A. (Pennsylvania), C.P.A., Business Manager. Chalmers Gaston Davidson, A.B. (Davidson), M.A. in L.S. (Chi- cago), M.A., Ph.D. (Harvard), Director of the Library. Everett Gourley, Jr., A.B. (Vanderbilt), M.A. (Presbyterian School of Christian Educotion), Assistant to the President. Frederick William Hengeveld, B.S. (Davidson), Director of Ad- missions and Registrar. Frontis Withers Johnston, A.B. (Davidson), Ph.D. (Yale), Dean of the Faculty. Mrs. Grace Greene Lilly, B.S. (Appalachian), M.A. (University of North Carolina), Director of the Developmental Reading Laboratory. Myron Wallace McGill, B.S. (Davidson), Bursar and Assistant Treasurer. David Grier Martin, B.S. (Davidson), LL.D. (King, Wake Forest, Duke, University of North Carolina), President. Grover C. Meetze, Jr., B.S. (Davidson), Director of the Physical Plant. Mrs. J. B. Moore, A.B. (Baker), Supervisor of Dormitories. Robert Henry Moore, A.B. (Davidson), Assistant Director of Ad- missions. Weston M. Plymale, A.B. (Mercer), M.B.A. (Emory), Assistant in the Business Office. Robert J. Sailstad, B.S., M.A. (University of Minnesota), Director of Public Relotion s and Development. Tom Scott, B.S. (Kansas State Teachers College), M.A. (University of Iowa), Ed.D, (Columbia University), Director of Physical Education. Colin Shaw Smith, A.B. (Davidson), M.A. (University of North Carolina), Director of the College Union and Coordinator of Student Activities, Director of Placement. Clyde W. Stacks, Manager of the College Laundry. William Holt Terry, A.B. (Dovidson), B.D. (Union Theological Seminary in Virginia), College Chaplain. Oscar Julius Thies, Jr., B.S. (Davidson), M.A. (Cornell), College Engineer. H. Edmunds White, B.S. (Davidson), M.Ed. (University of South Carolina), Associate Director of Admissions and Director of Financial Aid. James Baker Woods, Jr., A.B. (Davidson), M.D. (Medical College of Virginia), College Physician. Robert Croft Young, A.B. (Davidson), Assistant Dean of Students. FACULTY PROFESSORS George Lawrence Abernethy, A.B. (Bucknell), M.A. (Oberlin), Ph.D. (Michigan), Philosophy. John Crooks Bailey, Jr., A.B. (Davidson), M.A. (Johns Hopkins), Greek and Bible. Ernest Albert Beaty, A.B. (Davidson), M.A. (University of South Carolina), M.A. (Columbia University), B.D, (Columbia Theo- logical Seminary), Latin and German. Richord Ryerson Bernard, B.S., MA,, PhD, (University of Vir- ginia), Mathematics. Elmer Evans Brown, A.B. (Davidson), Ph.D. (Cornell), Biology, James Young Causey, A,B, (University of Virginia), M,A. (Uni- versity of North Carolina), Ph.D. (University of Wisconsin), Spanish. Richard Cargill Cole, A.B. (Hamilton), M.A,, Ph.D. (Yale), English. Tom Daggy, A.B. (Earlham), M.S., Ph.D. (Northwestern Univer- sity), Biology. Joseph Turpin Drake, B.S. (Davidson), M.A., Ph.D. (University of North Carolina), Sociology. Joe O. Embry, A.B. (Drury College), M.A. (State University of Iowa), Ph.D. (University of Minnesota), French. James Monroe Fredericksen, B.S. (University of Richmond), Ph.D. (University of Virginia), Chemistry. John Bryant Gallent, B.S. (Davidson), M.S., Ph.D. (University of North Carolina), Chemistry. Francis Ghigo, B.S. (Davidson), M.A., Ph.D. (University of North Carolina), French. Arthur Gwynn Griffin, A.B., M.A. (University of North Corolina), C.L.U., Economics and Business Administration. John Isaac Hopkins, B.S., M.A., Ph.D. (Duke), Physics. John Thomas Kimbrough, B.S. (Davidson), M.S. (University of Chicago), Mathematics. George Labban, Jr., A.B., M.A., Ph.D. (University of Texas), Greek. Malcolm Lester, A.B. (Mercer University), M.A., Ph.D. (University of Virginia), History. Henry Tracy Lilly, A.B. (Davidson), MA, (Princeton), Litt.D. (Presbyterian), English. Thomos Swindell Logan, B.S., M.S. (Emory), Ph.D. (Johns Hop- kins), Chemistry. William Gillespie McGovock, A.B. (Davidson), M.A., Ph.D. (Duke), Mathematics. John Alexander McGeochy, Jr., A.B. (Davidson), M.A. (Univer- sity of North Carolina), Ph.D. (University of Chicago), History. William Nelson Mebane, Jr., B.S. (Davidson), M.A. (Cornell), Mathematics. Donald Bryce Plott, B,M,, M,M, (University of Michigan), Music. William Olin Puckett, A.B. (Davidson), M.A. (University of North Carolina), Ph.D. (Princeton), Biology. James Slicer Purcell, A.B. (Stetson), M.A., Ph.D. (Duke), English. James Walker Reid, B.S. (Davidson), M.A. (Columbia University), Ph.D. (Peabody College), Geography and Geology. Daniel Durham Rhodes, A.B. (Davidson), B.D. (Louisville Theo- logical Seminary), Ph.D. (Duke), Religion and Philosophy. Lewis Bevons Schenck, A.B. (Davidson), B.D. (Union Theological Seminary), S.T.M. (Princeton Seminary), Ph.D. (Yale), Bible. Bradley DeForrest Thompson, A.B., M.A. (Williams), M.A. (Har- vard), History. Paul Ross Wheaton, B.S. (United States Military Academy), Lt. Colonel, United States Army, Military Science and Tactics. Locke White, Jr., B.S. (Davidson), PhD, (University of North Carolina), Physics, William Gatewood Workman, B.Ph., M.A., B,D. (Emory), Ph.D. (University of Chicago), Psychology. ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS Frank Walter Bliss, Jr., A,B, (Emory), M.A., Ph.D. (University of Minnesota), English. Horace Alden Bryan, A.B. (King), Ph.D. (University of Tennessee), Chemistry. William Blainnie Hight, Jr., A.B., M.Ed., Ph.D. (University of North Carolina), Education. Douglas Clay Houchens, B.F.A., M.F.A. (Richmond Professional Institute), Fine Arts. Robert Bruce Jackson, Jr., B,S, (Davidson), Ph,D. (Duke), Mothe- matics. John Dobbins Kelton, B.S. (Dovidson), Ph.D. (University of North Carolina), Psychology. Samuel Dow Moloney, A.B. (Davidson), B.D., Th.M., Th.D. (Union Theological Seminory), Bible. Paul Arthur Marrotte, A.B. (University of New Hampshire), M.A., Ph.D. (University of North Carolina), History. Winfred Pleasants Minter, B.S., M.S. (Virginia Polytechnic In- stitute), Ph.D. (University of Chicago), Political Science. Jay Harold Ostwalt, A.B. (Davidson), M.A., Ph.D. (Duke), Psy- chology and Education. Ernest Finney Patterson, B.S. (Southwest Texos Teachers College), M.A., Ph.D. (University of Texas), Economics. Thomas Owen Pinkerton, B.S. (Davidson), LL.B. (Vanderbilt), Ph.D. (University of North Corolina), German. Max Eugene Polley, A.B. (Albion College), B.D. (Duke Divinity School), Ph.D. (Duke), Bible. [294] Wesley H. Tilley, B M Univer4ilv of Tcxon). M A (Univcrstty of Chicago), English. Wilmer Hoyden Welsh, BS (Johns Hopkins Universily), 8 M , MM. (Peobody Conservotory of Music), Music. ASSISTANT PROFESSORS Jesse Clifton Albergi.iti, BS iWh.ui. n ' Physics. Rupert T Berber, Jr , B S , M A (Luuiiiono Slote University), Speech and Drama. Alexonder Beck, B.S., M.L.S. (University of Californio), Russion. Donald M. Campbell, A B (Dovldson), Captoin, Armor, United States Army, Military Science. Thomas Fctzer Clark, A B. (Davidson), B.D. (Union Seminary), Ph.D. (King College, University of Aberdeen), Bible. William Francis Frey, A B. (King College), M.S., Ph D. (Vander- bilt University), Physics. Ralph William Gable, BS. (University of Texas), MA, PhD (Duke), Chemistry. David Ryburn Hompton, A B. (The Citadel), Major, Artillery, United States Army, Military Science. William Tuthill Lammers, AS. (Emory), M.S. (Ohio State), Ph.D. (Emory), Biology. Glenn Carlos Lindsey, B.B.A., MBA. (University of Georgia), Business Administration. Chorles Edward Lloyd, A.B., MA. (University of North Carolina), English. Earl Ronald MacCormac, BE., M.A., B.D, Ph.D. (Yale), Bible ond Philosophy. James Grubbs Martin, BS. (Dovidson), M.A., Ph.D. (Princeton), Chemistry. Walter Elmore Meeks, Jr., A.B., M.A. (University of Alobamo), French. Chorles C. Partridge, A.B. (University of Alabama), Captain, Artillery, United States Army, Military Science William Brown Patlerv n, Jr , A B (Universily of the South), A B (Oxford University), M A (Harvard). MA (OKfo«d Uni- versity), B D (Episcopol Theological School), Hitlory. Robert Warren Pierce. A B (Presbyterian), Mojor, Infantry, United Stotes Army, Militory ScierKe. David F Richey, BM, MM (Oberlin), BM, MM (Yole), Music. Philip Bruce Secor, A B. (Drew University), MA, Ph O. (Ouke), Politicol Science Donald Webb Tucker, B S (Dovidson), MA., Ph D (University of North Carolina), Spanish and Itolion. Grier Moffot Willioms, B S (Davidson), MM (University of Michigan), Ph.D. (Florida Stote University). Music. James Allon Wilson, A B (Davidson), MBA. (Horvord), Eco- nomics and Business Administration. Julius Shermon Winkler, A B. (Ohio Wesleyon), MA. (Princeton), German. Ench-Oskar Joachim Siegfried Wruck, A B , M A (Rutgers Uni- versity), Germon. INSTRUCTORS Jomes Applewhite, A B (Amherst), French Miss Ann Shannon Cummmg, BS. (Agnes Scott College), M.A. (Washington University), Biology. Richard E. Gift, A.B, (Vonderbilf), M.A. (EnvDry University), Economics. James Richord Gross, A.B. (Wake Forest), M.A. (University of North Carolina), English. Morelond Hogan, A B. (William Morsh Rice University), MA. (Harvard), English. Norman McClure Johnson, BS. (Davidson), History. Scott W. Monsour, B.S., M.A. (University of Michigan), Mathe- matics. Moys L. Swicord, BS. (King College), M.A. (University of North Caroline), Physics. STUDENT DIRECTORY SENIORS Ackermon, Henry Sweets, 2034 Tyler Lone, Louisville 5, Ky. Adams, Doniel Dougherty, Jr., 6100 N. Bornes, Oklohomo City, Oklo. Adoms, Robert Franklin, Jr., P. O. Box 1070, Mobile 6, Ala. Adoms, Thomos Hofcher, 107 Myers St., Lexing ton, Vo. Agnew, Thomas Rolph, 717 E. Fort King Ave,, Ocolo, Flo. Alexander, DeWitt Roy, 1228 Effinghom Rd., Chorlotte 8, N. C. Arbuckle, Howord Bell, III, 306 Hempstead PI., Chorlotte 7, N. C. Archibold, Thomas Gunn, 6143 12 Avenue So., St. Petersburg 7, Flo. Ariail, John Harvey, Jr., 22 Brookwood, Greenville, S. C. Auman, George Louis, 410 Carbonton Rd., Sanford, N. C. Barron, William Rowon, Box 54, Eufoulo, Alo. Boucom, Lorry Edison, 4121 Sheridan Dr., Chorlotte 5, N. C. Boum, John Pinson, Jr., Milledgeville, Go. Boumgardner, Frank Harmon, III, 3201 St. Charles Ave., New Orleans 1 5, La. Beermann, William Frederick, 3432 W. Stag Dr., RD 5, Gib- sonio. Pa. Bell, Hubert Julius, Jr., Rt. 1, Elberton, Go. Bender, Stephen Richard, 4557 Powers Ferry Rd., Atlonto 27, Go. Billington, Barry Earl, 1418 Sherwood Circle, Forest Park, Go. Binkley, Jomes Lee, 1920 Buena Vista Rd., Winston-Solem, N. C. Blue, Chorles David, 1 109 Spencer Ave., Gasfonio, N. C. Booth, Richord Nelson, 514 Eleventh Ave., Conway, S. C. Bost, Robert Graham, 507 East H St., Erwin, N. C. Bostion, Dovid Boone, Jr., Box 1543, Charlotte, N. C. Briggs, John Kenneth, 1402 Richardson Dr., Reidsville, N. C. Brown, Alton Grady, Jr.. 904 Myrtle Dr., Rock Hill, S. C. Brown, Williom Coskey, Jr., 4 1 Morgon, Hazard, Ky. Bryant, Tolbert Chalmer, Jr., 1737 W. Wesley Rd., Atlanta 5, Go. Buchanan, Williom Yongue, Jr., Box 385, Winnsboro, S. C. Bullo, Jomes Joy, 269 Loch Dr., Winston-Solem, N. C. Burdette, Joseph Lee, Rt. 1, Davidson, N C. Bushoven, Cornelius, III, 3005 Howell Mill Rd., Atlonto 27, Go. Byrd, Francis John, 753 S. Johnson Ave., Lakeland, Fla. Calhoun, David Carlson, Delofield Rd., Dorien, Conn. Contey, William Childs, Jr., 1805 Glenwood Rd., Columbia, S. C. Carson, John Atkins, 1727 Queens Rd., W., Charlotte 7, N. C. Cossell, Peter Ingue, 235 Worth Court, West Palm Beach, Flo. Childress, Samuel Robert, Hillsville, Vo. Chiles, Stephen Michael, Rt. 1, Box 74, Nokomis, Flo. Clordy, John Sanders, Jr., 928 E. 8th St., Ocolo, Fla. Clark, Eugene Fielding, II, Box 517, Conover, N. C. Colburn, James Allon, 2942 3rd Ave., Huntington, W. Va. Cole, Jerry Earl, Box 214, Acme, N C. Coppoge, Orvin Reese, Jr , 1818 Wells Dr., Columbus 6, Go. Covington, Isooc Boyce, III, 425 Lee Ave., Wadesboro, N. C. Coxton, Benny Gene, 31-C, 2705 29th St., Arlington 4, Vo. Creech, Charles Lester, III, 2301 Georgio Ave., Winston-Solem, N. C. Cullum, Uriel X., Jr., 206 Gunter St., Batesburg, S. C. Curlee, Wilson Vaughn, 121 Penn. Ave., Winston-Solem, N. C. Donenhower, Garfield Woodruff, III, Rt. 1, Pendleton, S C. Debnom, Robert Walter, 622 Stacy St., Raleigh, N. C. Derrick, Clifton Jennings, II, 3012 Vincent Rd., West Polm Beach, Flo. DeVoughan, William Lonnie, Rt. 3, Box 186, Stotesville, N. C. Dillon, Williom Lyman, Box 1409, High Point, N. C. Dixon, Robert Ross, 2515 Berkley PI., Greensboro, N. C. Dole, Williom Edword, Jr., Box 666, Davidson, N. C. Dunn, Mork Stevenson, Jr., 208 New St., New Bern, N. C. Earle, Robert Edwin, 220 Ridgeway Ave., Stotesville, N. C. Eckmon, Wolter William, 412 W. Cowon Dr., Houston 7, Texos. Edmunds, Henry Donoldson Grier, 570 N. E. 135 St., North Miami 61, Flo. Edwards, Thomas Wellington, Jr., 400 Belmont Ave., Greenville. S. C. Embry, Thomas Atkins, 240 North Ave., N. W., Goinesville, Go. Foulconer, Michoel Newman, 1 39 Wilderness Lone, Greenville, S. C. Ferris, Williom Reynolds, Jr., Rt. 1, Vicksburg, Miss. Finch, Albert Potric, III, 4233 Cliff Rd., Birminghom 22, Ala. Fitts, William Hunter, Jr., Denodo Poth, Sanford, N. C. Fore, Steven Ronold, 1310 Rand Dr., Roleigh, N. C. Forrester, Dick Hartley, Rt. 2, Blockstone, Vo. Foster, Arthur MocDonold, 2026 7th St , Sarasota, Flo. Fowler, Fred Lybrond, Jr., 20 Broughton Dr , Greenville, S. C. Freeny, Patrick Clinton, 2525 Warwick, Oklahoma City, Oklo. Fromm, Richard Donald, 2906 Northumberland Ave , Richmond, Vo. [295] Fry, Horry Ford, Apt. 1009, 2324 Madison Rd,, Cincinnati 37, Ohio. Fuller, James Calvin, Jr., 1411 Forrest, High Point, N. C. Fulp, Richord Vance, 375 West Mountain, Kernersville, N. C. Glasgow, Samuel McPheeters, III, 3615 Woodlawn Dr., Nashville, 12, Tenn. Going, Sammy Cordell, 100 Greenwoy Dr., Spray, N. C. Gordon, Thomas Gilbert, Jr., Box 722, Murfreesboro, Tenn. Govan, Gregory Gordon, 3112 N. Lobarre Rd., Metarie, La. Gramley, Stephan Edward, Salem College, Winston-Salem, N. C. Guerront, Richard Littleton, 4107 Belle Aire Cir., Roanoke, Va. Guess, Algernon Protheroe, III, 1055 Foirwoy Dr., Waynesboro, Vq. Hall, John Davidson, Box 67, Damascus, Va. Harrington, George Kennedy, Jr., 128 W. Highland Dr., Pensa- colo, Flo. Harris, Augustus Julian, 1803 Brookneode, Decatur, Ala. Harris, George Porker, Jr., 2156 Colony Rd., Chorlotte 9, N. C. Harrison, Fred Heiskell, 7 Longfellow Cir., Little Rock, Ark. Hart, James Moore, 826 Bluff Drive, Knoxville 19, Tenn. Heidt, Poul Douglos, Box 1988, Cleorwoter, Fla. Hentz, Vincent Rodney, 1629 Charon Rd., Jacksonville 5, Flo. Hollond, Michoel Terrence, 117 Doris Ave., Clinton, N. C. Hopkins, Gerald Winfred, Rt. 2, Box 241, Nokesville, Vo. Howell, Joseph Toy, III, 501 Westview Ave., Noshville, Tenn. Huggins, John Everett, 412 Market St., Wilmington, N. C. Hughes, Robert Lathon, 1335 Whitethorn St., Bluefield, W. Va. Ivey, Robert Luther, Box 94, Americus, Go. Jernigon, John Lee, 2018 Pershing St., Durhom, N. C. Johnson, Luther Norman, Jr., Rt. 2, Benson, N. C. Jones, Clarence Dupre, III, Box 704, Hillsboro, N. C. Jones, Joseph Ronald, 813 E. Lexington Ave., High Point, N. C. Jones, Lucion Cox, 119 Nut Bush Rd., Greensboro, N. C. Jones, William Seaborn, Box 508, Woynesboro, Go. Kash, Stephen Lee, 414 N. Moysville St., Mt. Sterling, Ky. Kellett, Jomes Wimberly, 32 Montrose Dr., Greenville, S. C. Kelly, William Hoynes, 9 Compden Rd., Scorsdole, N. Y. Killebrew, Jomes Granbery, Jr., 221 Garden Ave., Nashville 5, Tenn. Kimrey, Timothy Hooper, 2439 W. Lake Dr., Raleigh, N. C. King, Donnie Hilleory, 63 E. Main St., White Sulphur Springs, W. Va. Lafferty, Martin Luther, Jr., 47 Marsh St., Concord, N. C. Lone, Gory Bert, 2875 Bayou Blvd., Pensacolo, Flo. Loney, Roger Wode, 226 Austin St., Albemarle, N. C. Lewis, James Franklin, Rt. 2, Mullins, S. C. Lewis, Philip Eugene, 1254 Catawba St., Kingsport, Tenn. Little, George Lester, Jr., 1848 Sussex Lone, Winston-Salem, N. C. Lofiin, Thomas Franklin, III, 905 Temon St., Hendersonville, N. C. Logon, William Sumner, 1425 Seville PI., Lakeland, Flo. Lopp, Dovid Williom, 17 Vance Cir., Lexington, N. C. Lopp, Frederich Blond, 17 Vonce Cir., Lexington, N. C. Lowery, Richard Carver, 894 N. Kensington St., Arlington 5, Va. Lynn, Williom Eugene, Jr., Trinity Manor, Huntly, Vo. McCormock, Joseph Theodore, 10934 104 St. N., Lorgo, Flo. McCoy, James Benjamin, III, 452 S. Union St., Concord, N. C. McCutchen, Gene Scott, Route 2, Florence, S. C. McCutchen, Jomes, Jr., 520 Sunset Dr., Spartanburg, S. C. McCutchen, Joseph Chalmers, Box 611, Lourens, S. C. McGuirt, Williom Frederick, Box 575, Lumberton, N. C. McMullen, Keith Wayne, 1400 10th St. So., Safety Horbor, Flo. McNoiry, Robert Wolton, Jr., Rt. 2, Box 626, Greensboro, N. C. McNeill, Jock Reddick, Box 430, Thomson, Go. MocDonold, Walter Young, Hordy Rd., Londonderry, N. H. Martin, George Bentley, 206 Girord Ave., Dothan, Ala. Martin, Hugh McLourin, Jr., 711 Parkview Rd., Arcodio, Fla. Martin, Olivious Curry, III, Flemington, Go. Mayes, Jomes Lomont, 401 E, 3rd St., Konnopolis, N. C. Mayhew, Williom Everette, Box 662, Dovidson, N. C. Merchont, John Douthit, III, Box 338, Corlsbod, New Mexico Miller, John Douglas, Inwood, W. Va. Miller, Robert Dovid, 804 Old Mill Rd., Chapel Hill, N. C. Mills, William Aycock, 1 1 S. Roce St., Stotesville, N. C. Moore, Jomes Leonidos, Jr., 6327 Deveron Dr., Charlotte 7, N. C. Moore, Winston Sidney, 226 ' 2 W. Trinity Ave., Durham, N. C. Morgan, William Joseph, 1 15 Richlonds Ave., Jacksonville, N. C. Morris, Eugene McGregor, 119 Academy St., Roxboro, N. C. Morrisett, Joel David, Box 282, Boiling Springs, N. C. Morrow, Cory Jacks, 12260 Mondarin Rd., Mondorin, Fla. Moss, Robert Oliver, III, 1419 Roper Ave., West Point, Go. Nemir, Michael Alan, 2903 Lorcom La., Arlington 7, Va. Nickel, Walter Richord, III, 1942 Graham St., Montgomery 6, Alo. Oldham, Guilford Carney, Jr., 2921 Idlewood Cir., Charlotte 9, N. C, Olin, David Baker, 1995 Beverly Rd., Columbus 21, Ohio. O ' Neal, James Patrick, 1780 Southview Rd., Largo, Flo. Painter, George Kendrick, 223 Hume St., Gallatin, Tenn. Pierce, Robert Quinton, 1811 Farrogut Ave., Norfolk 9, Vo. Plott, Ralph James, Jr., 6007 Temple Rd., Jacksonville 17, Flo. Poston, Thomas Hague, 1112 Gidney Ext., Shelby, N. C. Powell, John Livmgston, Box 756, Clinton, N. C. Price, Wolter Morsholl, Box 347, Rose Hill, N. C. Pridgen, Bill Maurice, 1113 N. Kings Hwy., Myrtle Beoch, S. C. Pruitt, John Lamor, III, 1455 Emory Rd., Atlonto 6, Go. Quattlebaum, Thomas Godfrey, 1510 Madison Ave., Florence, 5. C. Randolph, John Hardin, 111 E. Lonneou Dr., Greenville, S. C. Renner, Robert Allen, 17 Leeway, Baltimore 22, Md. Reynolds, Robert Wore, 1345 Belmeode, Kingsport, Tenn. Rhyne, James Moody, 2518 Little Rock Rd., Chorlotte, N. C. Robinson, Stephen Alexander, 1114 Belgrave PI., Charlotte 3, N. C. Rohrer, Ivon Delmor, Jr., 810 Lakeview Ave., Pensacolo, Flo. Roles, Forrest Honsbury, Union, W. Vo. Rosenberger, Russell Lee, 2310 Carolina Ave., Roonoke 14, Va. Rowe, Chorles Thomos, 1 19 Quinlan St., Lynchburg, Vo. Rudert, Edward Hampton, 300 Leiand Ave., Rome, Go. Ruth, Williom Ames, 1944 Son Morie Dr., Jacksonville 17, Flo. Sale, Meriwether Anderson, 615 Fort Hill Dr., Chorlesion 4, W. Vo. Scorboro, Walter Ted, Box 249, Wadesboro, N. C. Schode, Dovid Sinclair, 5220 42nd St., N. W., Washington 15, D. C. Schoen, Frederick William, 3105 W. Coulter St., Philodelphio 29, Pa. Scott, Randolph Charles, 502 Sunset Ave., Madison, N. C. Settles, Durwood Chestlee, 5641 N. 19th St., Arlington 5, Va. Sexton, Merrill Collwoy, 3838 Glenfield Dr., Knoxville 19, Tenn. Shopard, Charlie Booz, 703 Westwood, High Point, N. C. Sherrill, Everette Ceburn, 1326 Dilworth Rd., Charlotte 3, N. C. Shumodine, Conrad Moss, 4732 Trestman Ave., Virginia Beach, Va. Sink, John Moyer, III, 305 S. Chopmon, Greensboro, N. C. Small, Ralph Browne, III, Box 1474, Macon, Go. Smith, David Edward, 244 The Highlonds, Tuscolooso, Ala. Smith, Ned Britt, 1809 Runnymeode Rd., Winston-Solem, N. C. Smithers, Woyne Donovon, 516 Jackson Pork Rd., Konnopolis, N. C. Smyre, Frederic Lewis, III, Box 39, Gostonio, N. C. Spainhour, William Erwin, 418 Unako Way, Erwin, Tenn. Spiro, Robert Timothy, 1708 Colemon Ave., Macon, Go. Sprott, John McKee, Jr., Box 318, York, S. C. Stafford, Thomas Hugh, Jr., 1929 N. Gornett St., Henderson, N. C. Steigner, John Bruce, 5031 Circle Dr., Columbia 1 , S. C. Stephenson, Donald Grier, Jr., Rt. 4, Covington, Ga. Stitt, David Tillman, 2529 Spring Lo., Austin 3, Texas Stockord, William Morgan, 406 Albright Ave., Graham, N. C. Stover, John Oliver, Jr., 2602 York Rd., Roleigh, N. C. Suter, Dovid Winston, 206 Rosehill Cir., Stounton, Vo. Tanner, Jomes Edgor, Jr., Box 219, Georgetown, S. C. Thompson, James Russell, Jr., Rt. 9, Box 165, Charlotte 8, N. C. Thurston, Thomos Gordiner, 120 Confederote, Solisbury, N. C. Trommell, Jerry Michel, Box 1092, Shelby, N. C. Tucker, Kent Northom, 1700 Word St., Durham, N. C. Turner, George Leonard, Route 5, Burlington, N. C. Underwood, Horry Burnham, II, Box 1535, Stotesville, N. C. Von Huss, Dennis Terry, 2750 Pineywood Dr., East Point, Go. Wochuk, Robert Andrew, 23 Center Rd. Cir., Orange, Conn. Walls, Russell Emmett, 119 Teel Rd., Beckley, W. Vo. Wampler, Jeffrey Randolph, 1225 Hillcrest Dr., Horrisonburg, Vo. Warren, Stafford Gay, 115 Battle Lo., Chopel Hill, N. C. Waters, Michael Dee, 3200 E. Ford Rd., Charlotte 5, N. C. Weber, Jomes King, Jr., 2258 Westminster PI., Charlotte, N. C. Wellford, Hill Beverley, Jr.. 3615 English Gardens Rd., Chor- lotte 9, N. C. Whitaker, Lawrence Emory, 509 Sunset Dr., Woynesboro, Go. Whiteheod, James Dudley, Jr., 801 E. Main St., Loke City S. C. Whitfield, Richord Allen, III, 60 Westwood Pk. Cir., Attleboro, Mass. [296] Whitley, Thomas Horriion, Jr , Yonceyville, N. C. Wilkerson, Lawrence CX uglos. 1235 Monterey St, Jacksonville 7, Flo Wilkmv Williom Walter, Jr , 31 Sirrine Dr , Greenville, S. C. Williams, Luther Chase, 701 Morion Sims, Lancaster, S. C. Willioms, Morris Eugene, Jr , 129 Corolino Ave, Henderson, N C Williomson, Charles Nelfon, 740 CreKeni Porkwoy, Westfield, N. J. Winslow, Robert Spoulding, Jr. 36 Foirwoy Dr , Birminghom 13, Ala Worthen, George Gordon, 31 Edaehtll Rd., Little Rock, Ark Wroy, Richord Henry, III, Hofiins College, Vo Wright, John Herman, Jr , Bon 803, Asheboro, N C JUNIORS Alexonder, John Prcssly, Jr , 1923 Ferncliff Rd , Charlotte 7, N. C. Allen, John Hugh, 4621 Shottolon Dr , Winston Solem, N. C. Althotf, John Charles, 1305 Oberlin Rd , Wilmington 3, Del. Anderson, David Frederick, 4625 Doturo Rd., Columbia, S. C. Anderson, Egbert Vernon, Jr., 1820 Wholey Ave., Pensacolo, Flo. Anderson, Tom Boine, Jr., 2073 Nottingham Lane, Burlington, N. C. Arrowood, MichocI Edword, 135 Brookhill Rd., Shelby, N. C. Ayers, Ronold Maxwell, 2516 Tenth St., N. W., Roanoke, Vo. Borrow, John Curtis, 7234 Reynoldo St., Winston-Solem, N. C. Botes, Howord Richord, 74 15 S. W. 52 Ct., Miami 43, Flo. Bcochom, Lowrie Miller, III, 2600 Volley Dr , Alexondrio, Vo. Bcoslcy, Jomes Wolloce, Jr., S. Shore Dr , Miomi Beoch, Flo. Bernhordt, George Alexonder, 325 Woodside PI , Lenoir, N. C. Beswick, Charles Albert, III, 501 Lk. Moggiore Blvd., St. Peters- burg, Flo. Bethel, Robert Arthur, 8 Ridgewood Rd., Rome, Go. Biggers, William Michoel, 1629 Club Rd., Chorlotte 5, N. C. Bird, Joseph Jenkins, Jr., 1922 Edgewood Ave., Burlington, N. C. Bisord, Michael William, 815 Campbell Dr., Owosso, Mich. Blolock, Quoy Lyie, Jr., 1844 Meodowbrook Dr., Winston-Salem, N. C. Bookhouf, Glenn Allen, 1307 Alobomo Ave., Durham, N. C. Bordley, John Lowson, Jr., 2171 Forrest Rd., Winter Pork, Flo. Boston, Edward Dole, Rt. 1, Cloremont, N. C. Bourdeaux, John Wilson, Dovidson, N. C. Bradford, Williom Rufus, III, Box 250, Fort Mill, S. C. Brodley, Jomes, Jr., Portridge Hill, Lancaster, S. C. Brokel, Samuel Johannes, 6110 Nebraska Ave., N. W., Wash- ington 1 5, D. C. Brand, Richord Clyde, Jr., 816 W. Locust, Johnson City, Tenn. Briggs, Paul Fields, Jr., 2207 Woodlond Pork, Reidsville, N. C. Brindell, Jomes Ross, 2562 Middle River Dr., Ft. Lauderdale, Flo. Broodheod, Doniel David, Rt. 3, Box 45, Moncks Corner, S. C. Brown, Donold Emery, 607 W. Hillsboro St., Lake City, Flo. Bryan, Howard Fronklln, 600 Corey Rd., Kinston, N. C. Bunch, John Steven, 1286 Edgewood Ave., Jocksonville 5, Flo Burns, John Lonier, 4024 Lyons View Dr., Knoxville, Tenn. Collender, Alan Bruce, 2110 Lake Shore, Jocksonville 10, Flo. Cothey, Henry Asbury, Jr., 2319 Forest Dr., Charlotte, N. C. Cothey, Richord DeJornette, 208 Inmon Dr., Decatur, Go. Cousey, Clyde Horold, Jr., Box 603, Rockinghom, N. C. Causey, John Paul, Jr., Box 589, West Point, Va. Clark, Arthur Wotts, Jr., 2540 Rugby Rd., Durhom, N. C. Clark, William Edwin, Box 1002, Foyetteville, N. C. Cobb, Thomas Carter, 58 S. Beach St., Ormond Beach, Flo. Coggesholl, Peter Collin, Jr., 1703 Lokeshore Dr., Hortsville, S. C. Cole, Froncis Conrod, 301 Edgewood, Clearwater, Flo. Compton, Robert Lorry, Box 59, Myrtle Beoch, S. C. Connell, Howard Boyce, Jr., 91 Clarendon, Avondole Estotes, Go. Cooney, Winston Iro, 45 Ivy Way, Port Woshington, N. Y. Crow, John French, 401 Son Jocinto Dr., Rockdole, Texas. Crow, Peter Glenn, 1612 Normondy Lone, Winston-Solem, N. C. Curry, John Sweetland, 123 Ridgewood Rd., Huntington 1, W. Vo. Doisy, William Louis, 2430 Greenbrier Rd., Winston-Solem, N. C. Dolton, Bruce Atwood, Jr., 312 Beoll St., Lenoir, N. C. Dovid, Roger Charles, 847 Bellview St., Winston-Solem, N. C. Dovidson, Donold Dole, RD 3, Solem, Ohio. Davidson, Stephen Gilson, 50 Rutlond Blvd., West Palm Beach, Flo. Davis, William Grohom, 1500 N. A. Street, Pensacolo, Flo. Dibble, Chorles Lemmon, Box 1244, Sumter, S. C. Donnelly, Ross I., Ill, Box 104, Quarry Heights, Conol Zone. Donovon, Richord Wiley, 1317 W. Norcova Dr., Norfolk 2, Vo. Doud, Richard VonEvero, Jr., 5543 14th Rd., N., Arlington 5, Vo. Downey, Jomes Morris, 1542 Cellor Cir., Jacksonville Flo. 32211 DuBose, Chorles Oliver, 3165 Pendleton Ave., Charlotte, N. C. DuBose, Fronk Elsivon, Jr., Goble, S. C. DuPuy, Samuel Stuart, Jr., 438 Codoguo Ave., Coral Gables, Flo. 33146. Eaton, Walter Cory, 1904 Spring Lane, Comden, S C. Edgor, Wolter Bellingroth, 1202 Government St , Mobile, Ala. Ephlond, Guy Bernard, Jr., Box 252, Burlington, N C. Essex, Kenneth Fronklin, 2634 Forest Dr., Winston-Salem, N. C. Fee, Frank Henry, III, Box 231, Ft Pierce, Flo Fell, Jomes Witten, 1526 Dairy Rd , Charlottesville, Vo Ferguson, Jomes Grier, Jr , 200 Lokc St , Laurens, S C Ferris, Eugene Beverly, III, 300 W Peochtrcc St , Atlonto. Go. Fisher, Potrick Shonnon, 1009 Cherry St , Torboro, N C Ford, William Henry, Jr., 114 Westmore Rd , Rome Go. Foss, Holcott Pride, 114 Eostwood Cir., Spartanburg, S C. Gamble, Joe Clyde, Codes, S. C. Gorren, Somuel Boity, 1817 Rolling Rd., Greensboro, N. C. Goldsmith, Beniomm Fletcher, Box 511, Liberty, S. C. Goode, Stephen Roy, 17 Fifth St, Elkins, W. Vo. Graham, Robert McDonold, 205 Sleepy Hollow Rd , Bristol, Tenn. Gront, Chorles Dovid, 485 Emory Circle, Atlanta 7, Go Gront, Jomes Richordson, 755 — -22 Ave. No., St. Petersburg, Flo. 33704. Grey, Jomes Thomas, 1623 Hertford Rd., Charlotte 7, N. C. Grimes, Samuel Grist, Box 7, Washington, N. C. Hoile, Williom Alston, 1826 Shownee St., Leavenworth, Konsos Hollmork, Rufus Eugene, Jr., 1 1 Dupont PI., Ft. Brogg, N. C. Hones, Spencer Glenn, 2440 Reynolds Dr., Winston-Solem, N. C. Hanks, Jefferson Daniel, 108 Chorlton Rd., Rome, Go. Hordwick, Jomes Corlton, Jr., 5511 N. Kings Hwy., Myrtle Beoch, S. C. Hardy, Jomes Merriwether, 181 Lake Forest Dr., Elberton, Go. Hoselden, Edword Wheeler, Jr., 1336 Adger Rd., Columbia 5, 5. C. Hosemon, Joseph Kyd, 1905 Camphor Dr., Lokelond, Flo. Hoyes, Robert Barton, Box 148, Hudson, N. C. Heckord, Robert Stephen, 1618 Hyde Ave., Winston-Solem, N. C. Heffner, Leonard Thompson, Jr., 408 West 7th St., Newton, N. C. Hendricks, Dovid Monroe, 608 Dartmouth Dr., Gostonio, N. C. Hetzel, Fred Bancroft, 3625 Yumo St., N. W., Woshington 8, D. C. Hinton, Williom Miller, Jr , 15 Jordan St., Lexington, Vo. Holmes, Michoel Wood, Box 59, Kingstree, S. C. Hughes, Edwin Cutter, Jr., 2621 Lone Pork Rd., Birmingham 23, Ala. Hughes, Richord Randolph, 1900 Terra Mar Dr , Pompono Beoch, Flo. Hunter, Guy Oliver, 706 River Ave., Rome, Go. Hutcheson, John Dobney, Jr., 1473 Emory Rd., N. E., Atlonto 6, Go. Jockson, Willis Olin, Jr., 2332 Wineless Rd., Decatur, Go. Jacobs, Williom Edward, 2605 Vio Corrillo, Polos Verdes Est., Calif. Jomes, Albert Low, III, Woodland Dr., Darlington, S. C. Jomes, Horry Thomas, Jr., 716 Morsholl, South Boston, Vo. John, Jomes Thomas, Jr., Box 864, Lourinburg, N. C. Johnson, Dovid Floyd, Stony Brook School, Stony Brook, N. Y. Jones, Drewry Jomes, Jr., 2706 Rosedole Ave., Roleigh, N. C. Jones, Edward Volentine, III, Tenants Harbor, Maine Joyner, Edwin Dole, 2358 Porentol Home Rd., Jocksonville 16, Flo. Joyner, William Lyman, 109 N. McKoy Ave., Dunn, N. C. N. C. King, Jomes Bruce, Jr., 309 Roleigh Rd., Wilson, N. C Kirkmon, Lowell Douglas, Box 370, Dolton, Go. Lone, Malcolm Graham, Rt. 3, Box 609, Orlando, Flo. Lawton, Herbert Lee, III, 327 Duke St., Georgetown, S. C. Lee, Asa Bell, III, 221 Greengote Ln , Spartanburg, S. C. Lee, Jerry Tyrus, 817 Burton St., Rocky Mount, N. C. Lennon, Frederick Wright, Jr., Box 1071, Lumberton, N. C. Letson, Austin Kellett, Jr., 503 Brookview Rd., Louisville 7, Ky. (297] Levy, Richard Edmond, 113 Nottingham Dr., Colonial Heights, Vo. Lewis, Barnett William, 2322 Carolina Ave., Lakeland, Fla. Littrell, James Howard, Box 627, Woodland, N. C. Long, Zochary Fillmore, Jr., Box 1017, Rockingham, N. C. Longest, Beaufort Brown, Jr., Rose Hill, N. C. Loveless, James Alva, Jr., 1005 Bentley Cir., Gallatin, Tenn. Mc Callum, Brown, Jr., 701 E. Jackson St., Dillon, S. C. McClelland, George Brown, Jr., 1216 Grove Ave., Radford, Va. Mclver, Malcolm Chester, III, 1202 Palmyra Ave., Richmond 27, Va. McKeithen, Robert Lee Smith, 401 Sound Beach Ave., Old Green- wich, Conn. McKinley, John Elom, III, Poison, N. C. McSween, Allen Crews, Jr., 109 Nut Bush Rd., West Greens- boro, N. C. Marcon, Leon Charles, 1137 Beverly Ave., Bethlehem, Pa. Marshall, Charles Foster, Jr., 611 N. Main, Lancaster, S. C. Martin, Gary David, Red Oak, N. C. Martin, Jerry Patrick, 510 Burke Dr., Alexandria, Va. Matthews, William Henry, III, 1620 Woodland St., Decatur, Ala. Mays, James McCurry, 400 S. College, Walhalla, S. C. Melton, James Duront, Box 353, Glen Alpine, N. C. Miller, Jon Charles, 2705 Highland, Durham, N. C. Moore, Benjamin Edison, Jr., 210 Home Ave., Farmville, N. C. Morrell, Donald Clark, Jr., 5516 Charlcote Rd., Bethesda 14, Md. Morris, Howard Odell, Jr., 220 Woodland Ave., Summit, N. J. Myers, Boyce Shumon, 790 Woodbine Dr., Pensacola, Fla. Neale, Wirt Thomas, Box 315, Banner Elk, N. C. Nedwed, Gary Donald, 14 Nesaquoke Ave., Port Washington, N. Y. Newcomer, Duncan Drew, 4550 Warwick, Kansas City, Mo. Norman, Lewis Grady, III, East 3rd, West Point, Ga. Oehler, George Lipe, 1004 Central Dr., Konnopolis, N. C. Orr, Robert Bradford, Jr., 14 South Lane, Hingham, Mass. Outlaw, Larry Albert, Rt. 2, Box 140, Mt. Olive, N. C. Overton, James Wharey, 425 W. Fisher, Salisbury, N. C. Pearson, Jesse Franklin, 1408 Carolyn Dr., Charlotte 5, N. C. Pepper, James Gibbons, 102 Sunset, Greensboro, N. C. Pfohl, David Nelson, 2228 Malvern Rd., Charlotte 7, N. C. Phillips, Dennis Nelson, 596 Locust St., Winnetka, III. Phillips, William Thomas, 2224 Sue Ave., Orlando, Flo. Plowden, Wallace Warren, Box 336, Bainbridge, Go. Pratt, Ernest Madison, 821 Penn Ave., Atlanta 8, Ga. Pulliam, Edward Hyde, 413 W. Sixth St., Newton, N. C. Purkerson, Thomas Graham, 1017 Phoenix St., Greenwood, S. C. Pusser, Henry Ellison, Box 558, Chesterfield, S. C. Quinn, Wylie Savanas, III, 521 W. Horvie, Gostonia, N. C. Romberg, Charles Henry, 49 Prairie Ave., Highwood, III. 60040. Ramsburgh, Stephen Roberts, 7008 Florida St., Chevy Chase 15, Md. Ramsey, Robert Kent, 3884 Peokland, Lynchburg, Va. Rankin, John Irvin, 1257 Catawba St., Kingsport, Tenn. Raynal, Charles Edward, III, 136 N. Folger St., Clemson, S. C. Reed, Frederick Egar, Jr., 116 W, Augusta PI., Greenville, S. C. Reese, Ronald Clair, 718 Clayton, Orlando, Flo. Reichardt, Paul Bernard, 704 N. Woodlown, Kirkwood 22, Mo. Reid, Merriott Warren, Jr., 431 W. Thomas, Milledgeville, Ga. Reynolds, Edwin Wendell, Jr., 360 Laurel, Morgontown, W. Va. Richardson, James Michael, 1341 Gordon Dr., Naples, Fla. Roberts, Charles Vernue, III, 4500 Marvine Ave., Drexel Hill, Pa. Robinson, Hendry Stewart, 615 College St., Clinton, N. C. Rogers, Jay Patrick, 5009 Rembert Dr., Raleigh, N. C. Ross, Arthur, III, Box 509, Asheboro, N. C. Ross, Arthur William, 115 Beverly Ct,, Mobile, Ala. Rude, Carl Edwin, Jr., 320 N. 14th St., Quincy, Flo. Rudolph, Ronold Eugene, 2221 Walton Ave., Bluefield, W. Va. Rule, William, IV, Box 330, Nashville, Tenn. Sockett, Frederick Milton, Jr., Box 642, Keystone, W. Va. Schutt, William Frederick, 4623 Fitzhugh Ave., Richmond 30, Va. Scott, BIynn Boyd, 706 E. Main St., Union, S. C. Scott, Larry Dee, 101 W. Swon, St. Louis 19, Mo. Setzer, Hoyle Edward, Jr., Box 417, Mooresville, N. C. Smith, Chorles Gordon, III, 106 N. Greene St., Snow Hill, N. C. Smith, Richard Alexander, III, Box 62, Anchorage, Ky. Snipes, David Mclver, 1233 Swims Valley Dr., Atlanta 5, Ga. Squier, Philip Alvin, RD 1, Box A2, Bronchville, N. J. Stegman, John Goge, 9518 Bruce Dr., Silver Spring, Md. Stephens, John Sloan, 1420 Mt. Poron Rd., N. W., Atlanta Go. 30327 Stopher, Edward Horden, 416 Jorvis Ln., Louisville 7, Ky. Story, Barry William, 122 Underdown Ave., Lenoir, N. C. Stotts, Paul Alan, 7229 Eudoro Dr., Dallas 30, Texas Strauser, Robert Wayne, 408 S. Wafer, Pasadeno, Texas Stringfield, James Thomas, III, Box 2068, Pensacola, Flo. Swain, Bruce McArthur, 308 Foleocre St., Cornelia, Ga. Tolbert, David Michael, 1005 Law St., Hortsville, S. C. Tote, Parish Carter, 142 Lewis Ave., Salem, Va. Taylor, Hubert Vonce, Jr., 726 Kirk Rd., Decatur, Ga. Taylor, Robert King, III, 4205 Buncombe, Greenville, S. C. Teague, Barry Amos, 218 Woddill Ave., Modisonville, Ky. Thompson, Currie Kerr, III, Blanch, N. C. Thompson, William Taliaferro, III, 4602 Sulgrave Rd., Rich- mond 21, Vq. Thurmon, Seaborn Michael, 1459 Hertford Ave,, Atlanta 10, Go. Torrence, Alan Kendrick, 187 Edgewood, Asheville, N. C. Trimble, Russell Harold, 121 Meadow Lone, Kingsport, Tenn. 37663 Truscott, Wesley Livingstone, Jr., Texas Petroleum Co., Apar- todo Aereo 3622, Bogota, Colombia. Turner, Alan, Jr., Rt. 2, Box 473, Greensboro, N. C. Vermilye, William Deoring, Lincoln, Vo. Vines, Richard Beverly, Box 666, Waynesboro, Vo. vonUnwerth, Frederick Herman, 764 Oxford Rd,, Augusta, Ga. Woites, Robert Geddings, 6211 Satchelford Rd., Columbia, S. C. Walker, David Hughes, 1918 Otter Creek Rd., Nashville 15, Tenn. Walker, Edwin Lance, 2918 Oberlin Rd., Roleigh, N. C. Walker, George William, 306 Rhudy St., Richmond 22, Va. Wallace, James Gilbert, 2109 Wellesley Ave,, Charlotte 7, N. C. Watson, Thomas Hoyden, Box 188, Miami, Oklahoma. White, James Alexander, 815 Hazelwood, Mortinsville, Va. White, Robert Ashlin, III, 1526 Overbrook Ave., Winston-Solem, N. C. White, William Thomas, 320 Robin Road, Mount Airy, N. C. Whitehead, Wiley Leon, Jr., Box 576, Lake City, S. C. Whitney, Frederick Abbott, Jr., 2905 Nancy Creek Rd., N. W., Atlanta 27, Go. Whittle, Chester Elmer, Jr., 1720 Espanolo Dr., Orlando, Fla. Wideman, Williom Bomar, Jr., Qtrs. D, USN Training Ct., Son Diego 33, Calif. Williams, Michael Edward, 571 Hammond Dr., Atlanta 28, Go. Willinghom, Broadus Estes, IV, 1139 Ookcliff Rd., Macon, Go. Wilson, William Poison, 110 Burrus Ave., Clinton, N. C. Wood, William Pope, 217 E. Unaka, Johnson City, Tenn. Worrall, Vernon Thomas, III, 4509 Glendole PI., Noshville 12, Tenn. Wray, Jomes Paxton, Rt. 3, Waxhaw, N. C. Wyott, Alexander Knox, Jr., 1 Ridgewood Rd., Rome, Ga. SOPHOMORES Adair, Rufus Leon, III, 223 Log Cabin Dr., Smyrna, Go. Adams, John McLauchlin, Jr., Merrimon ' s Lone, Winchester, Vo. Aitken, Stuart William, 905 Norwood, Kingsport, Tenn. Alexander, William Nelson, 302 Maple Ave., Rocky Mount, Vo. Allison, James Lee Roy, Jr., 1319 S. Elm, Hope, Ark. Allison, James Walter, 2320 Queens Rd., East, Charlotte, N. C. Ambrose, Paul Seabrook, 543 Arrowhead Tr., Knoxville 19, Tenn. Apperson, John Samuel, IV, 1901 Sterling Rd., Charlotte 9, N. C. Appleby, James, Jr., 1218 Rennie Ave., Richmond 27, Va. Armstrong, James Harris, Jr., 815 King St., Selma, Ala. Ashford, John Thomos, III, Box 269, Clinton, N. C. Austin, Robert Gray, Jr., 310 E. Houston St., Monroe, N. C. Boll, Gordon Victor, Jr., 1st Not ' l. City Bonk, Central P. O. Box 108, Tokyo, Jopan. Barber, Wade, Jr., Box 126, Pittsboro, N. C. Barefoot, Don Hardy, Rt. 1, Smithfield, N. C. Barnes, James Alford, 1320 Harding PI., Charlotte 4, N. C. Beochum, James Tyson, 2112 Beverly Dr., Charlotte 7, N. C. Beidler, Philip Douglas, N. Main St., Biglerville, Pa. Bell, Michael Harold, CC 12 Box 46, Lexington, N. C. Black, Sam Orr, III, 1445 Thornwood Dr., Sportanburg, S. C. Blackstock, Jerry Byron, 367 W, Memorial Dr., Dallas, Ga. [298] Bloir, Robert Gillespie, Jr , 309 Banbury Rd , Winston Solem, N. C Bloir, Thorn Williamson, Jr., 735 Hempsteod PI., Chorlotte 7, N. C. Blokeslee, Harry Hunt, 19 Bienville Ave, Mobile, Ala 36606 Blolock, Hervey Francis, ir , 506 South Adoir, Clinton, S. C. Blalock, Merritt Edney, III, 7103 Preston Court, Charlotte 5, N. C Bondanella. Peter Eugene, 1360 Seminole Dr , Greensboro, N. C Boone, Doniel Wolter, III, 20 Wesley St., Newnon, Go. Briggs, William Holt, Jr., 4 Green Forest Dr., Wilmington, N. C. Brinckerhotf, John Fiske, 361 Phoenix Ave., Doytona Beoch, Fla. Brown, David Eugene, Jr., Rt. 2, Lourens, S. C. Brown, Fronk Augustus, III, 1208 Rcnnie Ave., Richmond, Vo. Bryon, Robert Froncis, Jr., 2624 Hobershom Rd., N. W., Atlonto 5, Go. Bryant, Jennings Fronklin, Jr., Rt. I, Box 408, Spruce Pine, N. C. Bryont, Jomes Robert, III, 1901 Wendover Rd., Charlotte 7, N. C. Burch, Williom Ferrell, 111, 38 Westover Rd., Newport News, Vo Burks, John Mollory, Box 343, Bedford, Vo. Burness, Henry Stuort, 2278 Elizabeth Ave., Scotch Plains, N J. Burton, Joe Peter, Rt. 3, Modison, N. C. Caldwell, Wilber Wode, 2751 Romsgote Ct., Atlonto 5, Go. Collender, John Francis, 2110 Lake Shore Blvd., Jocksonville 10, Flo. Carson, Alfred Lomor, Jr., 115 Westwood Cir., Smyrna, Go. Cherry, Henry Wayne, SherrlM ' s Ford, N. C. Childress, Williom Bryont, Hillsville, Vo. Childs, Kenneth Lendrem, 207 Wedgewood Dr., Greenville, S. C. Clark, John Fronklin, III, Box 308, Kingstree, S. C. Clork, William Mockey, 1309 Providence Rd., Chorlotte 7, N. C. Cleveland, Sherwood McKissick, 6201 Eastshore Rd., Columbia, S. C. Colemon, Flovel Woodrow, 2761 Centrol, Memphis 11, Tenn. Collins, Lindsey Jonothon, 1039 Lork St., Jocksonville 5, Flo. Copelan, Morcus Gordon, Jr., 3335 Chopel Hill Rd., Durhom, N. C. Council, Williom Terry, RFD 8, Box 212, Raleigh, N. C. Covington, Howord Woll, Jr., 2315 Princess Anne, Greensboro, N. C. Cox, Stuort Thomos, Jr., 2119 Lourel La., Altovisto, Vo. Croig, John Edwin, Jr., Rt. 1, Loncoster, S. C. Croig, Thomos Moore, Jr., Moore, S. C. 29369 Crocker, Daniel Lind, Rt. 3, Selmo, N. C. Croft, Timothy Lent, 5 Kingsbury Plo., St. Louis 12, Mo. Cummings, Michoel Rowell, 367 6th St., N. W., Hickory, N. C. Curl, Jomes Foir, Pembroke, Go. Davis, Donold Douglas, Box 155, Woynesville, N. C. Dovis, Joe Goodridge, Jr., 223 Maple Ave., Danville, Ky. Dovis, John Woodrow, Jr., 2812 N. Center St., Hickory, N. C. DePoscole, Ernest, Jr., 1023 7th St., Huntington 1, W. Vo. Donoldson, Richard Williom, 1512 Lyndhurst Dr., Chottonoogo 5, Tenn. Drake, John Walter, 307 S. Princeton Ave., Wenonoh, N. J. Eorle, Robert Moxwell, 303 North St., Anderson, S. C. Efird, Paul Hoywood, III, 636 Llewellyn PI., Charlotte 7, N. C. Ellett, Julion David, Jr., 1040 Volley Green Dr., S. W., Aiken, S. C. Evins, Starling Claude, 1 1 1 Richordson Dr., Somerset, Ky. Foin, George Ramey, Jr., Rt. 4, Box 296-A, Abbeville, S. C. Fonning, Wolter Lee, Jr., 221 Avondole Rd., Ridgewood, N. J. Farror, Sidney Luther, 301 Albony St., Brunswick, Go. Faw, Robert Decker, Jr., 1309 Woodland Rd., Salisbury, Md. Federmon, Joy Somuel, 902 Longocre Blvd., Yeodon, Po. Finger, Homer Ellis, III, Millsops College, Jackson 10, Miss. Finley, Douglas Kirk, Barium Springs, N. C. Fisher, Royburn Jerome, Jr., 1671 Lady Morion Ln., Atlonto 9, Go. Foss, Richard Lewis, Box 45, Lindole, Go. Foster, Lowell Armisteod, 510 Volley View Rd., Baltimore 4, Md. Frank, Jeffrey Lee, 4911 Highland St. So., St. Petersburg 5, Flo. Freeman, Palmer, Jr., 135 Forrest St., Fort Mill, S. C. Frye, Michoel Wayne, 49 Myrtle Ave., Concord, N. C. Gorrord, William Farley, Worner Robins, Go. Gates, Gregory Jomes, 4825 Merlondole Ct , Atlonto 5, Go. Gee, Gerald Mosters, 105 Pork Dr., St. Cloirsville 0, Ohio Gibbes, Fronk Huger, III, 27 Woodvole Ave., Greenville, S. C. Gibbins, George Marshall, 500 Keith, Anniston, Ala. Gibbs, Samuel Meodor, II, Box 65, Reidsville, N. C. Gill, Stephen Fitzhugh, 27 Spottswood Lane, Newport News, Vo. Good, John Chambers, Jr., 263 N. Coldbrook Ave., Chombers- burg, Po. Gooditein, Arnold Samuel, 507 Porkside Dr , North Charleston, Goodykoontz, Jock Tilden, Jr., 5906 Sonfo Roso, Louisville 19 Ky. Grohom, Stephen Anthony, Box 1268, Florence, S. C. Groves, James Blackmon, 559 Eost Hilton, Kershaw, S. C. Groves, Jennings Lee, Jr., 108 Ashford Ave., Greenville, S. C. Groot, Robert Lonier, 702 Cornwollis Dr , Greensboro, N C Guyton, Eugene Donicl, Jr , 526 Rosewood Dr., Florence, S. C. Hardeman, Dovid Alton, 516 Hordemon Ave, Fort Volley, Go. Harden, Richard Martin, Camilla, Go Hordin, Eugene Ramsey, III, 1103 N Elm St., Lumberton, N. C. Harkness, Comeron Robert, 6435 Foirlone Dr , Acton, Ind Harrington, Charles Tiffin, 128 W Highland Dr , Pensocolo, Flo Harrington, Michael Louis, 2423 Foirwoy Dr , WinstonSolem N. C. Harris, Thomas Ewort, 903 Camphor Lone, DeLond, Flo. Hartness, John Frederick, Jr., 454 Villo Gronde S., St. Peters- burg 7, Flo. Hosh, John Fronk, 500 Chesnut St , Comden, S. C. Hensley, Walter Louis, III, 1270 Plumoso Dr., Fort Myers, Flo Hicks, Basil Virgil, Jr , 126 Sheridan Rd , North Little Rock, Ark. Hicks, Richard Hilton, Jr., 1201 Hommel Rd., Greensboro, N. C. Higgins, John Jesse, 921 Woodbrook, Guilford College, N. C. Hightower, Philip Douglas, 2445 Reynolds Dr., Winston-Solem N. C. Hill, Hoywood Northrop, Jr., 3005 Argonne Dr , Atlonto 5, Go. Hill, James Anderson, 19 Church St., Rumson, N. J. Hindsley, John Pock, Jr., 100 Mercer St., Beckley, W. Va. Hodgin, Richard Norman, 3230 Pinecroft, Greensboro, N. C. Hollodoy, Robert Eugene, 2349 S. 5th, Springfield, III. 62703. Hollondsworth, Jomes Guy, Jr., Asheville School, Asheville, N. C. Howord, Jomes Robert, 104 Sterling Ave., Mt. Sterling, Ky. Hubbard, Francis Patrick, 1003 Inwood Terr., Jacksonville 7 Flo. Hufford, Williom Clarence, 1901 E. Mollory St., Pensocolo, Fla. Hunter, Thomas Marion, Jr., South Point Rd., Belmont, N. C. Hurd, Richord Andrew, 216 3rd Ave., No., Great Falls, Montono. Hyder, Jomes Wolton, Jr., 232 Chopmon St., Charlotte, N. C. James, John David, Rt. 2, Shepherdsville, Ky. Jenkins, Fronk Alfred, 1118 Skyview Rd., Charlotte 8, N. C. Johnson, Williom Allen, 2218 Ridge Crest Dr., Richardson, Texos. Jones, Iro Franklin, 74 Forest Ave., New Rochelle, N. Y. Jones, Samuel Phillips, Forsyth Rd., Mocon, Go. Jordon, Ernest Lomor, 204 Harlan Dr., Sovonnah 6, Go. Keiser, Albert, Jr., 1048 5th St., N. E., Hickory, N. C. Kerr, Stanley Roy, 2126 Woodland Ave., Burlington, N. C. Kimboll, Stonewoll Jockson, 1223 W. Ooklond Ave., Rock Hill, S. C. Kirkpatrick, Palmer Morgon, Jr., 747 Anderson St., Belton, S. C. Kitchens, Croig Sims, 1920 S. W. 8th Dr , Gainesville, Flo. Klein, Corl Beecher, Rt 1, Box 62, Beoufort, N. C. Kopp, Jomes Henry, 2950 Breckenridge Ln., Louisville 20, Ky. Kroftson, Timothy Alan, 357 Molin Rd., Newton Square, Po. Kugel, Lauren Croig, 401 Duke Dr., Lexington, N. C. Kuykendoll, George Henry, Jr., 1917 Cumberland, Chorlotte 3, N. C. Loke, Robert Jonney, Box 83, Southern Pines, N. C. Lorkin, Ernest Woddill, III, 1202 Respess, Washington, N. C. Lawrimore, Eorl Wilson, 2422 S. Boy St., Georgetown, S. C. Lewis, Fred Elvin, III, 5119 Old Rural Hall Rd., Winston-Solem, N. C. Lindsley, Derek Alan, 322 Westover Dr., Asheville, N. C. Lingle, John Hunter, 1524 33rd St., N. W., Washington 7, D. C. Little, John Anderson, 2606 Bormettler St., Roleigh, N. C. Little, John Forsyth, III, 3124 Costine St., New Orleans 19, La. Little, Richard Clarence, Box 374, Lincolnton, N. C. Lloyd, Charles Allen, Box 521, Dovidson, N. C. Logon, Williom Welsh, 1000 Bolen Dr., Jackson, Ala. Lynn, Jesse Lynch, Jr., 1800 Yorktown Dr., Chorlottesville, N. C. McBryde, Neill Gregory, 3406 Westover Rd., Durhom, N. C. McGuire, Williom Bulgin, Jr., 2611 Sherwood Ave., Chorlotte 7, N. C. McKeever, Charles Douglos, 1406 Holcomb Rd., Meodowbrook, Po. McKenzie, Thomas Aaron, III, 3112 Burkeshore Rd., Winston- Solem, N. C. McKinnon, Donald Joseph, Comer, Ala. McKnight, Thomas Randolph, 20 S. Century St., Memphis, Tenn. McNob, Jomes Riley, Jr., 1115 Evergreen Circle, Rock Hill, S C. McQueen, Jomes Aubrey, Box 922, Laurinburg, N. C. Martens, John Andrew, 44 Penn Dr., West Chester, Po. Martin, Conrod Douglas, Rt. 1, Shelby, N C. Mortin, Jomes Bossett, 9507 Lindole Dr., Bethesdo 3 4, Md. Martin, William Melvin, 2220 Montrose Ave., Kingsport, Tenn. [299] Maybin, Richord Madden, Jr., Box 428, Lawndale, N. C. Meschan, David Farrer, 2716 Bertram Rd, Winston-Solem, N. C. Miller, John Howard, Rt. 7, Box 116, Salisbury, N. C. Mixon, Rex Woyne, Jr., 4111 Baltic St., Jacksonville 10, Flo. Moore, James Douglas MacLeod, 504 E. 87th St., New York 28, N. Y. Motley, Elliot Rector, IV, 646 Hempstead PI., Charlotte 7, N. C. Nichols, Eric Marshall, 609 Paper Mill Rd., Oreland, Pa. Nzengu, Benoit, Box 330, Nashville, Tenn. Ogburn, Thomas Lynn, Jr., 2719 Reynolds Dr., Winston-Salem, N. C. Orr, George David, 1211 Walnut St., Coatesville, Pa. Ouzts, John Andrew, III, 731 Gay Dr., Macon, Go. Owensby, Samuel Ross, Box 445, China Grove, N. C. Palmer, Robert Glenn, Jr., 212 Norwood St., Lenoir, N. C. Peaden, Thomas Bart, 4423 Kelnepa Dr., Jacksonville 7, Flo. Peoples, High Herman, 302 Grace St., Mt. Airy, N. C. Perry, Stuort Emil, 10023 Renfrew Rd., Silver Spring, Md. Pierce, William Allen, 114 South Ave., Cartersville, Go. Poole, ' David Edward, 420 W. Main St., Lexington, S. C. Powell, David McRae, 6323 Contrell Rd., Little Rock, Ark. Powell, Robert Narraway, Box 756, Clinton, N. C. Pratt, Harold Douglos, Jr., Rt. 3, Box 113L, Charlotte 3, N. C. Ramseur, Richard Henry, Woodside, Rt. 1, Lincolnton, N. C. Reams, Thomas Sanders, 605 E. Massachusetts Ave., Southern Pines, N. C. Reynolds, John Ozment, Jr., 1107 Rock Spring St., Greenville, N. C. Rhudy, John Robert, 2424 Lyndhurst Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. Rivers, Julius Edwin, Jr., Box 261, Pogelond, S. C. Rogers, Raymond Wilson, Box 5131, High Point, N. C. Rollins James Herrell, 321 School St., Clarksdale, Miss. Rostan ' , John Peter, III, Box 220, Valdese, N. C. Rostan, Stephen Edwm, 375 Becker Ave., Valdese, N. C. Rymer, Hoyle John, 1033 N. Ocoee, Cleveland, Tenn. Sanders, Charles Robert, Jr., 107 Monroe Rd., Spartanburg, S, C. Shockleford, William Penn, 4222 Craven ' s Creek Rd., Roonoke, Va. Sharp, William Keith, 828 Clayton Ave., Lakeland, Flo. Shelley, Lewis Edwin, Box 567, Morianna, Fla. Short, John Richard, 310 Old Covington Hwy., Hammond, La. Simmons, Stephen Powell, Box 306, Pilot Mountain, N. C. Simmons, Thomas Dudley, Jr., Box 306, Pilot Mountain, N. C. Simpson, Paul Cooper, Jr., 4930 Sewonee Rd., Nashville 4, Tenn. Skinner, William Howe, Jr., 6670 Bowden Rd., Jacksonville 16, Fla. Slcton, Robert Campbell, 265 Southland Rd., Palm Beach, Fla. Smith, Michael Leonard, Box 799, Miami, Oklahoma Smith, Robert Murray, 2710 Middlesex Rd., Orlando, Fla. Smith, Stephen Bishop, Box 208, Camilla, Ga. Snider, Arnold Holmes, III, 324 N. Fulton St., Salisbury, N. C. Snider, Lewis Brittle, 324 N. Fulton St., Salisbury, N. C. Snyder, Richard Jomes, Jr., 255 Orchard Hill Dr., North Canton 20, Ohio. Sprinkle, Robie David, Rt. 2, Box 132, Clemmons, N. C. Sproul, Alexander Erskine, Jr., 41 Woodland Dr., Staunton, Vo. Staples, William Ernest, 3224 Kensington Ave., Richmond 21, Va. Storrett, James Moore, Box 952, Morganton, N. C. St. Clair, Foirmon Preston, 4164 Otterbein, Indianapolis 27, Indiana. Stokes, Jomes Sewell, IV, 149 Chelton Cir., Winter Park, Fla. Stone, Ronald Wayne, 132 Salisbury St., Kernersville, N. C. Taylor, Henry Brown, Jr., 1325 Lamball St., Jocksonville 5, Fla. Taylor, William Lambert, 616 Hancock St., Smithfield, N. C. Terry, James Johnston, Jr., 218 Thomas St., Peterstown, W. Vo. Todd, John Young, III, 1011 Woodland Dr., Gastonia, N. C. Tomlinson, Carl Mortin, 104 Tuxedo Dr., Thomasville, Go. Tompkins, Sidney, III 807 Lynnbrook, Nashville, Tenn. Townsend, David Alon, 1000 S. Pine St., Live Oak, Flo. Triplett, John Marice, Jr., 413 N. Church St., Grifton, N. C. Turner, Charles Siewers, Rt. 2, Box 473, Greensboro, N. C. Turner, John David, 23 W. Liberty St., York, S. C. Vinson, Thomas Chalmers, Jr., Box 278, Laurel Hill, N. C. Woldon, Mark Wayne, 404 Hiawatha Dr., Ocalo, Flo. Walker, Edwin Jasper, Jr., 33 Bell Ave., Concord, N. C. Walker, James Lanier, 1843 First St., Sarasota, Fla. Walkup, James William, Jr., Rt. 3, Sanford, N. C. Walton, William Wotkins, Jr., 520 Washington Ave., Pulaski, Va. Webb, Irwin Allen, Jr., 2317 Shasta Way, N. E., Atlanta 29, Go. Webb, John Gibbon, III, Cinderella Rd., Lookout Mountoin, Tenn. Webb, John Guss, Jr., 1926 Erwin Rd., Durham, N. C. Welling, Irvine Twitty, III, 40 Lake Forest Dr., Greenville, S. C. Whisenant, Bert Clifton, Box 786, Morganton, N. C. Whitson, James Pinckney, 115 South St., E., Tallodego, Ala. Whitton, Robert Clark, Box 1572, Charlotte, N. C. Wilkins, John Lee, 390 Westview Dr., Athens, Go. Wilkinson, Edwin Montgomery, Box 125, Sharon, S. C. Williams, George Middleton, Jr., 478 W. Taylor Run, Alex- andria 14, Va. Wilson, James William, 304 S. Division St., Lake City, Fla. Winfield, Heber Grey, III, Box 545, Washington, N. C. Wiseman, William Johnston, Jr., 1111 E. 21st St., Tulsa 5, Okla. Woodworth, Douglas Clark, Box 81, Waynesboro, Va. Wright, Robert McDowell, 555 Hempstead PI., Chorlotte 7, N. C. Yarbrough, Grohom Gibson, 3126 Airlie St., Charlotte 5, N. C. Zon, Calvin Goddord, 2210 20th St., N. W., Washington 9, D. C. Zoutewelle, Leo Johannes, 2420 Kingsbury Dr., Charlotte 5, N. C. FRESHMEN Abel, Michael Robert, 622 Locust St., Wrightsville, Pa. Aiken, Bedford Elios, III, Box 48, Sanford, Flo. Allan, Richard Hobcroft, 1411 Eastwood Rd., Pascogoula, Miss. Alston, Robert Gotten, 236 The Prado, Atlanto 9, Go. Altemose, John Richord, Jr., 71 N. Green St., E. Stroudsburg, Pa. Anderson, Robert Kemmer, 126 Ludlow PI., Westfield, N. J. Andrews, Michael Joseph, Jr., 917 Benjamin Pkwy., Greensboro, N. C. Armfield, Claude Clark, III, 105 Fulton St., Lenoir, N. C. Armfield, Edward Marion, Jr., 1511 Allendale Rd., Greensboro, N. C. Augustitus, John William, Box 293, East Setouket, N. Y. Autrey, Kenneth Maxwell, Jr., 244 Woodfield Dr., Auburn, Ala. Bailey, John Hill, III, 431 McDowell Dr., Danville, Ky. Bailey, Wesley Richard, Jr., Tunica, Miss. Baird, William Joseph, Jr., 15 Oak Lone, Moultrie, Ga. Baker, Robert High, 602 Buckingham, Houston 24, Texas. Bales, Stephen Edward, Box 45, Monroe, N. C. Borden, Stephen Lee, III, 325 Plantotion PI., Charlotte 9, N. C. Barney, Richard Johnston, 204 Pork Ave., Madison, N. J. Bornhordt John Jocob, III, 3661 Hoddon Hall Rd., Atlanta 5, Go. Bell, David Elliott, 1028 S. Hawthorne, Winston-Salem, N. C. Bennett, Gene Worth, Route 1, Clio, S. C. Berry, William Wallace, IV, 618 Westview Ave., Bedford, Va. Bethea, Morrison Curtis, Box 656, Reidsville, N. C. Blokely, Ralph Erskine, Jr., 761 Eden Terrace, Rock Hill, S. C. Blount, George Wesley, 2614 Coolemee Dr., Raleigh, N. C. Bootwright, Horry Wade, Rt. 1, Hopkins, S. C. Booe, John Michael, 3024 Circlewood, Little Rock, Ark. Borrajero, Jose Noel, 27 Appleton PL, Glen Ridge, N. J. Bowlin, Ralph William, Rt. 2, Box 357-A, College Park, Ga. Brown, George Thompson, Jr., Mission Haven, 234 Inmon Dr., Decatur, Go. Brown, Lilburn Stanley, 5222 Chedworth, Charlotte 9, N. C. Bruce, Stephen Dexter, 14 Highview Ave., Old Greenwich, Conn. Bruning, William Lucas, 8712 Marty Lane, Shawnee Mission, Konsas. Buffington, Joseph Suttles, 5559 Rockspring Rd., Lithonia, Go. Byrd, Richard Evelyn, Jr., 321 N. 7th St., Richmond, Ind. Caldwell, Herman Spencer, Jr., 124 Gulp Ave., Mooresville, N. C. Calhoun, Clyde R., Jr., Albany Rd., Colquitt, Go. Collahan, Nelson Dobbins, Ridgewood Dr., Lexington, N. C. Calloway, Forrest Dyor, 689 Hillpine Dr., Atlanta 6, Go. Cameron, Robert Bruce, Jr., Box 5047, High Point, N. C. Cameron, Stanford Louchlin, 263 Northridge Rd., Columbus 14, Ohio. Corr, Horry Bennett, IV, 145 Oakwood Cir., Danville, Vo. Carroll, William Donald, Jr., Scottsville, Va. Cothey, Samuel Allen, 820 Woodland Rd., Statesville, N. C. Childs, Edwin Lester, Box 385, Wodesboro, N. C. [300] Clork. Jomes Leonord, 1310 Bocon ' s Bridge Rd , Summerville, S C Cochron, Henry Steworl, 2620 Churchill Rd . Roleigh, N C Coffey, Dovid Wolton, 119 S Jefferson St., Lexingron, Vo Cole, Normon George, Jr. 4513 Wilkes St , Raleigh, N. C Complon, John York, Box 27, Riegelwood, N C Cooper, Alan Hugh, 1253 Tilton Park Dr , Rochelle, III. Cornwell, John Ross, Jr , 309 Moultrie Sq , Anderson, S C. Corter. Corl Mark, 3211 Arthur Court, Raleigh, N C Cox, Roy Dovid, 727 Spencer Ave , Asheboro, N C. Crone, George William, III, 3929 Bristol Rd , Durhom, N C. Crofhers, Fronk Sebree, 304 N Elom Ave , Greensboro, N C. Curlee, Paul Guy, 401 Columbine, Sterling, Colorado. Dole, Bill, Jr , 23 Woodgote Dr., Asheville, N. C. Daniel, Wolter Eugene, Jr , 2115 Roswell Ave., Charlotte 7, N C Donsby, Horry Bishop, 722 West Roilrood, Perry, Flo. Davidson, James Efird, Box 103, Brevard, N. C. Dovidson, Lloyd Douglos, 3601 Bluff Point Dr., Knoxville 20, Tenn Davis, John Bartow, 16 Timberloke Dr., Greenville, S. C. Davis, Jomes Jefferson, Jr., Rt. 1, Concord Rd., Anderson, S. C. Dovis, Lewis Morion, Jr , 106 Vondiver Ter. Drive, Greer, S. C. Dean, Robert Clarke, 1624 Biltmore Dr., Charlotte, N. C. DcVane, Gory Williams, 1443 Folcom Dr., Orlando, Fla Dews, Thomos Milton, Jr., 207 Hickory Bend, Thomoston, Go. Dickson, Brody Wilson, Jr., 730 W Sumter, Shelby, N. C Dobson, Edward Dennis, Jr., Drawer 329, Greer, S. C. Doggett, William Edword, III, 221 Red Oak Rd., Birmingham 6, Ala Dugger, Robert Henry, Old Kennett Rd., Wilmington 7, Delowore. Durham, Rolond Pierce, Jr., 72 Veterans Porkwoy, Pearl River, New York. Dwelle, Edward Charles, III, 4948 Morven Rd., Jocksonville 10, Flo. Eoker, Williom Charles, 312 West 2nd St., Cherryville, N. C. Eostes, Walter Lowson, 600 E. French Brood St., Brevard, N. C. Edmonds, William Henry, Jr., Box 6267, West Asheville, N C Edwards, Charles Archibald, Rt. 2, Box 316, Blodenboro, N. C. Elliott, Charles David, 634 Vinewood PI., Charlotte 5, N. C. Fogg, John Anderson, 3403 Glenn Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. Folligont, Frank Boker, Jr., 2809 Monticello PI., Decatur, Go. Forrell, Edwin Goyle, 4709 Glen Forest Dr., Raleigh, N. C. Faulkenberry, John Ishom, Jr., 320 Cordinol Ave., Frankfort, Ky Feil, Ralph Lyttelton, 1526 Doiry Rd., Charlottesville, Vo. Fiddner, Dighton McGlochlon, Jr., 607 W. Ridge Ave., Landis, N. C. Finch, Bertram Carlos, III, 1235 Providence Rd., Chorlotte, N. C. Fite, Julian Kroh, 445 N, 15th St., Muskogee, Okla. Foster, Vincent Wolker, Jr., 410 W. 2nd, Hope, Ark. Foster, Williom Milligon, 265 South McQueen, Florence, S. C. Frist, Thomos Ferran, 46 Buerger Rd., Mobile, Ala. Gabrielson, William Scott, 1622 Gay Dr., Orlando, Flo. Gaddy, Joe Ellis, Jr , 967 Vernon Ave., Winston-Solem, N. C. Garrison, Roymond Sloan, Jr., 12 Circle Dr., Belmont, N. C. Gaul, Jomes Richord, RFD s3, Tipton, Iowa. Gibbons, Michael Frederick, 128 Sharon Rd., Lenoir, N. C. Gillespie, Donold Semmes, Jr., 1905 Rowland Ave., Lumberton, N. C. Goldsmith, Claude Franklin, Jr., Box 529, Marion, N. C. Goldston, Joseph Wade, 301 E. Chatham St., Apex, N. C. Goodykoontz, Chorles Henry, III, Bishop, Vo. Gordon, Frederick, III, 2917 Roosevelt St., Belmor, N. J. Grohom, Richard Allan, 7900 Westheimer — Apt. Ill, Houston 42, Texas. Gregory, Bruce Morsholl, 290 Robin Hood Rd., N. E., Atlonto, 9, Go. Gresham, John West, 3662 Toledo Rd., Jacksonville 17, Fla Grey, Norman Fox, 355 W. Kivetf St., Asheboro, N. C. Gruber, Reynolds George, 1 550 Moreno Ave., Fort Myers, Fla. Hackett, Stanley Hoiley, Rt. I, Florence, S. C. Howk, John Chrisman, III, 1 Meeting St., Charleston, S. C. Haynes, Kenneth Gregory, 2222 Wadsworth, Louisville 5, Ky, Helm, John Daniel, III, 1913 Sterling PI, Loncoster, Pa. Helm, Richard Frank, 1210 Johnson St., High Point, N. C. Hewitt, Wolter Corey, 211 W. Timonium Rd., Lutherville, Md. Hill, Henry Louis, Jr , 513 Plantation Rd., Tallahassee, Fla. Hill, Hunter Roland, 348 College St., Lynchburg, Vo. Hinnont, Milford Bryant, Box 178, Micro, N C. Hoag, Dovid Williom, 1209 Heather Ln., Chorlotte 9, N. C. Holland, Locke, Jr , 3022 Churchill Rd., Raleigh, N. C. Holt, Jomes Beotty, 1110 Edgewood Ave., Burlington, N C. Holt, Richord Knowles, 845 Friar Tuck, Houston 24, Texas. Houser, James Poul, Jr., 1 1 Pork Dr., Belmont, N. C. Humphrey, Stephen Hormes, 1609 Pineola Ave., Kingsport, Tenn. Hunter, Duncan Carmichoel, Jr , 216 Grove Cir , Brevard N C Hursi, John Willis, Jr , 45 Blocklond Rd., Atlonto 5, Go. ' Jackson, Walter Herbert, Jr , 2622 St Morys, Roleigh, N C. Jocobsen, George Ruboch, 2710 Lafayette, Greensboro, N. C Jelks, Joseph William, Jr , 34 Sirrine Dr , Greenville, S C. Jeter, John McDow, Jr , 603 E Main St., Union, S. C. Johnson, Clifford Sigurd, Jr., 300 Hoyword Ave , Mount Vernon. N. Y, Johnson, Montgomery Bobcock, 1744 Challen Ave, Jacksonville 5, Fla. Jones, George William, Jr , Box 53, Tollodega, Ala Jones, Thoddeus Charles, 4036 Cornne Dr., Orlando, Flo. Jordan, Willis Pope, III, 1608 Walnut Ave., Brunswick, Go. Kelly, Edward Allen, 439 Broodland Rd., Atlonto 5, Go. Kendrick, Williom Cory, 407 Robin Dr , Monroe, N C. Kettner, Cory, 3515 Xenophon, Son Diego 6, Calif, Kindred, Alton Richard, Jr , 2707 Rutgers, Bradenton, Flo King, Beniomm Rogers, 459 N. Court St., Florence, Alo Kirkpotrick, Clifton, III, 4050 S. Wolnuf Grove Cir., Memphis 1 7, Tenn. Kluftz, George Lee, Jr , Box 347, Gronite Quarry, N. C. Knight, Dennis Randall, 703 Word St , Marietta, Ohio. Knowles, Rodney, III, 1 17 E Park Ave, Mt. Olive, N. C. Kriebel, Jerry, Dublin, Po. Lone, Albert Wayne, Rt. 2, Box 34, Kingstree, S. C. Long, Frederic Jordon, RFD 1, Londenberg, Po. Loster, Conley Clork, III, 430 Redgote Ave., Norfolk 7, Vo Loxton, Erwin Tucker, 2001 Motheson Ave., Charlotte 5, N. C. Ledford, Roymond Bruce, Jr., 5000 Milford Rd., Charlotte 10 N. C. Leet, John William, 1139 Terrace Dr., St. Louis 17, Mo. Lesesne, Louis LeMoire, Jr., Rt. 1, Box 192, Greeleyville, S. C. Leslie, Donald McLeod, Jr., 516 Rockford Rd., Silver Spring, Md. Leslie, Thomos Compbell, 19 Wiltshire Dr., Avondale Estates, Go. Lineberger, Kenneth Pressley, Jr., 1407 Lilac Rd., Chorlotte 9 N. C. Lockmon, Dovid Sydner, 1834 Loch Berry Rd., Winter Pork, Flo. Loughridge, John Holsteod, Jr., 3108 Quorry Lone, Lofayette Hill Po. Ludwig, George Wilford, Jr., 830 32nd St. No., St. Petersburo 13, Flo. McAuloy, Daniel Johnston, 215 Forest Lane, Greenwood, S. C. McCollum, Dougold Archibold, 800 8th Ave., Dillon, S. C. McClotchey, John Blackford, 3355 Ridgewood Rd., Atlanta 27, Go. McCorkle, Dovid Walker, 710 Bridge Rd., Charleston 4, W. Vo. McForlond, John Edgar, 820 N. Washington St., Rutherfordton N. C. McGuire, John O ' Brien, 261 1 Sherwood Ave., Chorlotte, N. C. Mongum, Wayne BoMord, Bohomo, N. C. Marion, Poul Blaine, Jr., 2238 Forest Dr., Charlotte 7, N. C. Mason, Jomes Lee, Jr , 108 Todd St, Belmont, N. C. Matthews, Charles Odell, II, 1354 Reynoldo Rd., Winston-Solem, Maxwell, Edward Nisbet, Jr., 3300 Oriole Dr., Louisville 13, Ky. Moy, Jomes Oliver, Jr., Box 233, Spring Hope, N. C. Meek, Robert Stanhope, Jr., 511 North 32, Fort Smith, Ark. Miller, George Kirkpotrick, 3519 Mill Pond Rd., Chorlotte 9 N. C. Miller, Mortin Sompson, 1540 Boiling Ave., Norfolk 8, Vo. Moore, Chorles Andrew, 3003 Habersham Rd., N. W., Atlanta 5, Go. Moore, Richard Chorlton, Jr., 6191 Pork Rd., Memphis 17, Tenn. Morris, Drewry Hompton, IV, 301 Woodland St., Geneva, Ala. Moye, William Tronsou, 1401 E. Fifth St., Greenville, N. C. Mueller, George Wallace, Jr., 745 Springfield Pk., Wyoming 15, Ohio. Murphy, Robert Wilson, 20 Boy View Dr., Mt. Pleasant, S. C. Murray, Malcolm Thomas, Jr., 51 Hillspoint Rd., Westport, Conn. Newmon, Horvey Knupp, Box 747, Woke Forest, N. C. Nicholson, Dennis Dewitt, III, The Citadel, Charleston, S. C. Noah, Lowrence Roymond, III, Apt. K, King Hoigler Apts., Camden, S. C. Norfleet, Marmoduke Williom, 3305 Loxley Rd., Richmond, Vo. 23227. Normon, George Buford, Jr., 2991 Iroquois, Memphis 11, Tenn. Normon, Williom Marshall, III, 1507 N. Elom Ave., Greens- boro, N. C. Nzongolo, Georges, International Christian Youth Exchange, 475 Riverside Dr., New York 27, New York. Obenshoin, Joseph Boyle, RFD 1, Blocksburg, Vo O ' Hair, Ralph Morgan, III, 1538 Sterling Rd., Charlotte 9, N. C. O ' Kelley, Robert Franklin, 851 Circle Dr.. Tallahassee, Flo. Ort, Peter Edward, 320 Glenview Dr., Confield, Ohio. Otts, Octavius McCrary, III, 204 Lanier Ave., Mobile, Alo. [301] Owen, Claude Bernard, Jr., 544 Bermuda Rd., Danville, Va. Owen, William Sheffield, Jr., 3785 N. Stratford Rd., N. E., At- lanta 5, Go. Parrott, Perry McCallum, Jr., 212 Pine Forrest Dr., Greenville, S. C. Pate, John Edwin, 7314 Normandy Dr., Richmond 27, Va. Patterson, Frank Neville, III, Box 726, Albemarle, N. C. Pease, James Norman, III, 1933 Sterling Rd., Charlotte 9, N. C. Peed, Charles Onis, Jr., RFD 2, Box 36, Oxford, N. C. Peel, Joseph William, 131 Sambourne St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Pendleton, Eugene Banks, III, 3248 Argonne Dr., N. W., Atlanta 5, Go. Persons, Charles Clayton, 2323 Sunnyside Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. Pfitzner, George Richard, 2406 Swartwont Ave., Richmond 28, Va. Phelps, Esmond, II, 1416 Valmont St., New Orleans 15, La. Phipps, James Burke, Jr., 5023 Old Stage Rd., Raleigh, N. C. Piper, George Eugene, Jr., Queen St., Box 62, McVeytown, Pa. Poole, Jimmy Kay, Rt. 9, Box 345, Charlotte, N. C. Puckett, Thomas Glenn, 508 S. 28th Ave., Hottiesburg, Miss. Puckett, William Ervin, 502 Lokewood Ave., Conway, S. C. Purnell, Williom David, 3206 Pinehurst PI., Charlotte 9, N. C. Ramsey, William Edward, 3884 Peakland PI., Lynchburg, Va. Randolph, William Spencer, Jr., 6 Varody Dr., Fords, N. J. Recinos, Joseph William, 2530 Independence Ave., New York 63, N. Y. Reeves, Benjamin George, Jr., Box 155, Sparta, N. C. Reineck, Gregory Allen, 15 Colonial Lane, Riverside, Conn. Rhea, Robert Bruce, Jr., 400 Queen St., Bristol, Tenn. Rhodes, Wayne Andrew, 9916 Holmhurst Dr., Bethesdo 34, Md. Rice, Joseph Sherrard, Jr., 1419 Devonshire Dr., Columbia, S. C. Richardson, James Justus, Jr., 407 Prince St., Lourinburg, N. C. Rikord, William Lawrence, Jr., 113 Pisgoh Dr., Canton, N. C. Robertson, Charles Henry, Jr., 1508 Westwood Ave., Richmond 29, Va. Roston, James Henry, Box 220, Voldese, N. C. Rothermel, Timothy Simes, 12 Madison Ave., West, Winchester, Mass. Sanford, Scott, 1501 S. Fordham, Perryton, Texas. Sartorius, John Churchill, 816 Trafalgar Rd., Towson 4, Md. Selph, John Williams Burton, III, Box 578, Ocala, Flo. Shackelford, James Hubert, 2215 Cumberland Ave., Charlotte 3, N. C. Sheldon, Brooks, 21 Tallokos Rd., Moultrie, Go. Shepherd, Howard Eugene, Jr., Camden Rd., Wadesboro, N. C. Sherrill, John Manson, 404 Ridgewoy Ave. , Statesyille, N. C. Sickles, Barry Riddle, 12 Dwyone St., Oceanport, N . J. Simpson, Marcus Baxter, Jr., Box 167, Statesville, N. C. Sims, Jesse Bernard, Jr., McFarland Rd., Lookout Mountain, Tenn. Sjogren, Robert William, Jr., 3618 N. Monroe St., Arlington, Va. Slaughter, Arthur Robert, 821 Carolina Ave., Virginia Beach, Vo. Smith, Samuel Martin, 211 W. Washington Ave., Bessemer City, N. C. Snow, Ronald Lee, 140 Pearson Dr., Morganton, N. C. Southern, Phillip Sterling, Box 476, Marshville, N. C. Spell, LeRoy Penn, Jr., Box 85, Roseboro, N. C. Spivey, Roy Oliver, 6210 Seobrook Rd., Seabrook, Md. St. Clair, Howard Barry, 601 Hale Ave., Princeton, W. Va. Steel, Charles Leighton, IV, 1409 Dollar Ave., Durham, N. C. Strohl, John Douglas, Ridge Ave., Clover, S. C. Taylor, Charles David, 135 Coventry Rd., Decatur, Ga. Teague, Benjomin Harrison, III, 120 W. Maiden La., Oak Ridge, Tenn. Temple, Rufus Henry, 307 Wilson Ave., Kinston, N. C. Thel, Louis Thomas, 29 LeMoy St., Ft. Brogg, N. C. Thurston, Richard Fountoin, 120 Confederate Ave., Salisbury, N. C. Timmons, James McKnight, Jr., 3646 Tomaka Rd., Columbia 5, S. C. Tyler, Donald William, 4504 Wentworth, Columbia, S. C. Vonce, Robert Lee, Pineola, N. C. Von Dorsten, James Peter, 3021 Country Club Rd., Winston- Salem, N. C. Vick, Charles Edgar, 3063 Marne Dr., Atlanta 5, Go. Vodak, Michael Lee, 10 Ninth St., Sylva, N. C. Waite, Nelson Andrew, Jr., 222 E. Wesley Rd., Atlanta 5, Go. Woldron, Gory Herbert, 24 Penhurst Rd., Pittsburgh 2, Po. Wolker, John Warren, 121 Irby Ave., Laurens, S. C Wall, James Allen, Jr., Rt. 1, Tobaccoville, N. C. Word, Jonathan Melvin, 564-B Elm St., Shaw Air Force Base, S. C. Webb, William Whitaker, Jr., 515 Heilig Ave., Salisbury, N. C. Wheeler, George Gilmon, III, 6340 S. W. 68th St., South Miami 43, Flo. White, James Wilson, Jr., 3611 Montloke Dr., Knoxville 20, Tenn. Whitehead, Alva Weaver, 801 E. Main St., Lake City, S. C. Wilcox, Kenneth Knight, Jr., Box 1445, Titusville, Fla. Williamson, Joel Vern, 133 Parkway Ave., South Fort Mitchell, Ky. Wooten, Cecil William, III, 1 101 Rhem St., Kinston, N. C. SPECIAL STUDENTS Arthurs, Alan John, Pearcroft, Stonehouse, Gloucester, England. Chatterjee, Romir, Duaij Ct., Colabo P. O., Bombay 5, India. Dovis, Jock Moore, 2012 Lombordy Cir., Charlotte, N. C. 28203. Hauer, Karl-Heinz, 8301 Ergolding, Ahornstr, 6, Germany. Heinz, Federico Eduardo, Avda. Meeks 1537, Temperley, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Henson, Simon Richard, Beaconfield, WestridgeHouse, Knotty Green, Buckinghamshire, England. Houchens, Mrs. Margaret Torbert, Davidson, N. C. Kimbrough, Williom Ardrey, 540 Lorimer, Davidson, N. C. Komatsu, Koichi, 3 Kaguracka-cho, Yoshida, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto- shi, Japan. Lonnroth, Jonas Olof, Strandv. FB, Stockholm 0, Sweden. McEntire, William Harrison, 3523 Eastwood Dr., Charlotte 5, N. C. MocQueen, Donald Miles, 214 Chestnut, Clinton, N. C. Marquis, Robert Stillwell, 3521 Tolohi Dr., Knoxville 19, Tenn. Nance, Hoyt Franklin, Rt. 1, Box 255, Huntersville, N. C. Naromore, Michael, Box 639A, Rt. 1, Davidson, N. C. Parker, Charles Warner, Jr., Box 265, Davidson, N. C. Randolph, Mrs. Kotherine Fraser, 919 Placetas, Coral Gables, Flo. Ricard, Serge Andre, 32 rue Sully, Miramo (B du Rh), France. Skagestod, Odd Gunnor, Skotselv, Norway. Straumann, Benno, 1 Vorziel, Nd. Eriinsbach SO, Switzerland. von den Berg, Paulus Tames, Stadionweg 130 III, Amsterdom, Holland, The Netherlands. Williams, Mrs. Louise Harvin, Davidson, N. C. Yoo, Dong Joon, 134-19 Anam-Dong 3 Ka, Seoul, Korea. [302]