Duke University - Chanticleer Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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TABLE J.Y CaV ENTS RESUME 10 ACTIVITIES HONORARIES 30 32 I ' hi Beta Kappa. 36; Who ' s Who. 37: White Duehv. 38: Red Friars. 39: ODK. 4U: Phi Kappa Delta. 41: BOS. 42: Sandals. 43: Pi tau Sigma. 44: Tau Beta Pi. 45: Order of St. Patrick. 46: Santa Filoniena. 47: Phi Eta Sigma. 48: Ivy, 49; Sigma Delta Pi. 50; Tau Psi Omega. 51 ; Varsit D Club, 52; Delta Phi Kho Alpha. 53; Sabre Flight. 54; Pi Mu Sigma. 55; Delta Phi Alpha, 56; Arnold Air Society, 56. ENTERTAINMENT 58 Duke Players. 61: Hoof n Horn. 63: Shoe n Slipper. 65: Women ' s Glee Club. 67; Men ' s Glee Club. 68: Concert Band. 70: Ambassadors. 71: Marching Band, 72; WDBS. 73; guadrangie Pictures. 75. PUBLICATIONS 76 CuANTlcl.KKK, i ' ; C.lunnirlf, 82; Archive, 84; Peer, 85; DiikEnginecr, 86. ORGANIZATIONS 88 M.S.G.A., 92; W.S.G.A., 94; Men ' s Judicial Board. 95; V omens Judiiial Board. 90: Men ' s F.A.C., 97; Women ' s F.A.C.. 98; Student Coordinate Board. 99: Student Forum. 100: Campus Chest. 101; Y.M.C.A.. 102: Y.W.C.A.. lOl: Alpha Kapi)a Psi. I(l(): Bench and Bar. 107: Nurses ' Kducation Club. 108; Social Standards. 10 ' ): House (iouncils. 110: Student Bcligious Groups. 113: Kappa Chi. 121: Choir. 122: N.K.O. ' I ' .C. 123: A.F.B.O.r.C. 126: Semper Fidelis. 129; Pre-Med Sociel . 130: A.S.C.F.. 131: A.I.K.K.. 132: A..S.M.F.. 133: Pep Board. 134: Sludcnl I nion. 130.

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oreword From its inception, a yearbook conceivably allows many possibilities lor its ecbtor. He inherits many stereotyped procedures which would seem to conflict with his own newer ideas. Consequently, he may combine the two or choose between them. In this book I have attempted to emphasize that which I thought was important and have broken away from the old patterns whenever possible, selecting and present- ing only those elements which I felt were most interesting. My ideas of a yearbook and what it should portray were primary considerations in this selection. This year the quality of the photography was of the hrst importance, some- times at the expense of de-emphasizing the group shots. I did this purposely, feel- ing that appeal is lost in page after page of faces lined up in restricted space. The supplemental pictures attenqit to convey the essence of a particular organization — what it does and ultimately what it means. The copy, often subordinated in a yearbook, is an essential component of the 1955 Chanticleer. The written material is meant to be read carefully or scanned; therefore this book has a different style of layout. The copy continues from one feature to another, endeavoring through a smooth transition to give a picture of the university as a panorama, rather than as a series of individual phases. The im|)res- sionistic style is intended to add interest along with the new layout. It is written to be read, now or ten years from now, with the sole objective of conveying once again what Duke was like in 1955. Finally in the endeavor to give the college annual a new treatment, we have set forth a style of modern impressionism throughout. It begins with the Resume ' , and spreads within the wide border layout to monumental character in the division page art work, and it attempts to set a new standard in the presentation ol the uni- versity with a style all its own in photography, captions and copy. This book is a tribute U Leonard. Tom and Bill, to Judy and jini. Tim. Mac and Ami. and all the others whose hard work made it possible. « ' T ' ' S rg.

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SPORTS 140 THE BLUE DEVILS 142 l n tl)all. 143; Basketball. 162: Bascljall. 170: Track. 172: Cross Countr) . 174; Socier. 175; Lacrosse. 176; Tennis. 178; Golf, 179; Swimming, 180; Gymnastics, 1!!1: Wrestling. 182. PHYSICAL EDUCATION 185 Men ' s P.E.. 186; W.A.A., 188; Nereidian. 189; Modern Dance, 190; Women ' s IM:., 192: Intramurais, 195. SOCIAL BEAUTY WEEKENDS FRATERNITIES AND SORORITIES 198 200 212 223 PEOPLE 293 ADMINISTRATION 294 President Edens. 296: Board of Trustees, 297; Men ' s Deans. 298; Women ' s Deans, 302: Engineering Deans. 304; Alunmi Dept.. 305: Graduate Schools. 306; Depart- ment Heads, 308. CLASSES 312 Freshman Nurses, 316: Sophomore Nurses. 318: Junior Nurses. 320: Nurses Oflicers. 321: Nurses Activities. 324: llos|)ital Life. 326:Freshman Class, 328: Sophomore Class. 342: Junior (IJass. 354: Senior (Uass. 368. GRADUATION 392