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

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1955 volume:

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Students have learned that they can turn to his office for assistance with their problems. A native of Georgia, he received his B. S. Degree from the University of Georgia, his M. A. from the University of Oklahoma, and then his Doctorate from the University of North Carolina. Before his appointment here he had been Junior Chemical Engineer with the U. S. Civil Service and a Training Foreman with Tennessee Eastman Corporation at Oak Ridge, Term. Dr. Prewett also spent two years in the U. S. Army in the office of Information and Education. Through the help and assistance of Dr. Prewett, and others like him, East Carolina is fast becoming a leader in state and national education. As a token of our appreciation for the credit which he brings to the college we dedicate this 1955 Buccaneer to him. U jj y Y E  ' ' — DR. CLINTON R. PREWETT — I ILo % X cut £C, • L C AAS y s M ' e ' L t u Cc lcl %st- - :.-;:«-, ' KL C — ■ ' - cstiv n 23 TR ADITION - i hat better reminder of yesterdays at East Carolina is there than Pop Williams, veteran campus policeman? Students will always re- member Pop patrolling the campus at night, sharply on the lookout for a couple lingering behind a bush or a girl whispering from her dorm window to her Romeo below. From 1914 until his retirement last year Pop Williams (with his warm greeting) was a friend of all the stu- dents — a fine symbol of our traditions of service and friendliness. • .-. H.f ,) l 1 Kfy[ E R I A L S ob v? ft. Books, swimming classes, lab sections . . . These are the activities that crowd our days. These are the materials that shape our lives here at East Carolina. Though we are busy, we still find time for the rec- reation which we need. For our materials for development also in- cluded dances, parties, dates, weekends. All these are part of our memories of four years at E. C. C. ■%■■ J y J 6 m vr n PROGRESS From an enrollment of 920 in 1945 to 2496 in 1955. That is one measure of our growth. Another is physical plant; a spacious library, an ultra-modern student union, new dormitories under construction, and other buildings in the planning stage. And every year brings the addition of many new staff members. It is the students ' responsibility to keep things moving ahead — to build through intelligent work and cooperation a finer East Carolina — This is our challenge in the years ahead. - Cms U£ £.£. - y T Glut, T Our President . . . ... DR. JOHN D. MESSICK ia s 1 PRESIDENT ' S MESSAGE Dear Students: Your having been with us for four years demonstrates the fact that you came with a purpose and you will soon realize your objective. Upon your generation rests a great responsibility to uphold the Christian, democratic way of life we cherish and to promugate its principles in all your endeavors. You are fortunate to have been born in America and to have the opportunity to get a liberal education. The extent to which that education will be of benefit depends entirely on you. You are richer in education and experience because of your four years in college and you therefore, owe a greater debt to the world; you should exert every effort to see that your environment is made better because of your presence. Strive to succeed in your chosen work, but in all things exemplify the Golden Rule in practice. There is great need for leadership to bring peace out of chaos and joy out of sorrow; your Alma Mater expects you to assume a place of leadeiship. Be assured it will always be interested in your suc- cess and ready to help you in any way possible. Fraternally yours, - ' ' - ■ i ' ovit-cvit SCHOLASTIC The Wahl-Coates Laboratory School Administration - Faculty Graduates Undergraduates ACTIVITIES STUDENT LIFE FEATURES MILITARY ATHLETICS ADVERTISING fpli Student Legislature Religion Music Publications Campus Organizations Fraternities Queens Marshalls Who ' s Who Mr. and Miss Student Teacher Instructors Wing Staff Color Guard Squadrons Winter Sports Spring Sports Cheerleaders Women ' s Sports Patronize Our Advertising Merchants And builders with their buildings grow iii i tp ? . HcAjtsz, housz, v tl T : - ' UU SZL+c DEAN OF STUDENTS The Dean of Students, one of the most important positions on the College campus is held by Dean Leo W. Jenkins. This office handles the social calen- dar, class excuses and is also the major link between class- room and extracurricular activ- ities. r TPF - Jm DR. LEO W. JENKINS, DEAN OF STUDENTS DR. CLINTON R. PREWETT, DIRECTOR OF STUDENT PERSONNEL DIRECTOR OF STUDENT PERSONNEL In addition to being Dean of Men, Dr. Clinton R. Prewett is also Director of Student Per- sonnel. His office directs dorm- itory accommodations for men, part-time employment and with- drawals for male students. Dr. Prewett is also a willing per- sonal consultant for any student problem. DEAN RUTH A. WHITE The office which is primarily concerned with the affairs of our women students is under the leadership of Miss Ruth A. White. Dean White ' s office has charge of all housing for women students. Through this office the fresh- man women are helped in bridging the gap be- tween high school and college life. Miss Ruth Garner, Counselor for Fleming Hall; Miss Nancy Wilmore, Jarvis Hall Coun- selor; Mrs. Helen A. Snyder, Counselor for resi- dents of Cotten Hall; Miss Hazel Clarke, Fresh- man Advisor; Mrs. Estella A. Striplin, Wilson Hall Counselor and Miss Kathleen Venters, Dormitory Housekeeper; all make up Miss White ' s highly efficient staff. DR. J. L. OPPELT Director of Placement Bureau ADMINISTRATION DR. J. L. OPPELT During our Senior year we begin to think about where we can apply this knowledge we ' ve acquired. This problem is handled by Dr. J. L. Oppelt, our Placement Bureau Director. DR. ED J. CARTER To the high schools in our own and surrounding states, the merits of our excellent college are carried by Dr. Ed J. Carter, Director of Field Service. F. D. DUNCAN The job of managing the College funds is handled by our Treasurer and Business Manager of the College, Mr. F. D. Duncan. His office is comparable, in efficiency, to that of the F. B. I. DR. ORVAL L. PHILLIPS We owe our thanks to Dr. Phillips for keeping our class schedules straight and getting out grades. His job as Registrar of the College keeps him busy long after office hours. DR. ED J. CARTER Director of Field Service F. D. DUNCAN Treasurer - Business Manager DR. ORVAL L. PHILLIPS Registrar — Director of Admissions Our Faculty Dr. Carl L. Adams Psychology 4 J fe -jJJT Sk r I Dr. Charles Adams Assistant Physician I j jBr jgj| ffi 9ff mST • Dr. Dora J. Ashe English f  «  f Kj H |5 R. 1 Capt. James Barnett AFROTC I SL J r K Agnes W. Barrett Secretary to President ™SnB Hteh«. kr  jiP Dr. Edgar Beaty Social Studies fljS . J flr ! fejk V Dr. John Bennett Religious Activities ' 1 Dr. Kenneth Bing Industrial Arts ' i  T- 1 • Dr. Austin Bond Science j -iZ. .i TV ■ik ? AW._. Lloyd Bray Director, Student Stores jB N fch. llflffll ftto iMi . flHfflfc Twfet 1A Y -: BAR f m Wk wKBBkim Dr. L. F. Brewster Social Studies f X j1 Dr. E. R. Browning Business Education m Anne R. Butt Faculty Secretary ' • ■ y1 T L .« ' Norman H. Cameron Business Education vW ' £?v ' S± 5 r ' . ' V — Jlk Can School ..jgtt nMirtfr itfflk Htah H «EP ' ' feD I Herbert L. Carter Music V fQk fflfeai ' fi jf - Dr. Robert Carter Music II I 4B| tT M Sgt. A. B. Cates AFROTC € ' -? ' W Beatrice Chauncey Music J5L. « y _ __ - Myrtle Clark Laboratory School 1 . H t Ibr • Camille B. Clarke Dietitian flSBk S . V fL -4 : jf ! Dr. Howard Clay Social Studies « — x fl£ Dr. Hubert Coleman Social Studies M Sgt. Vernon Collins AFROTC 1 ,™ rV, Lina Crawford MMi jfcl .,r llill llMl JfrlHll ' - J A Dr. H. Kelly Crockett English Blfct .y%: james b - cummings Geog : phy M J i n4 L «i J -1 f Dr. Kenneth N. Cuthbert Music Henry F. Dade Assistant Librarian 4 — —, r ' J I Dr. Audrey V. Dempsey Business Education B -f ' IbNs JfeUr ' ' ' J. O. Derrick Science Jf ffl % j m J F j. (g . Dr. Charles G. DeShaw Physical Education f j | ,Jf j|, aHLl 8k Jugs, -f Mabel Daugherty ., Home Economics I J I ML J Hl , Elizabeth Drake . . K jAr Music kT J W. Edmund J ra ' nf Music fflfHk Tmh, I i ; ' |t ' Elsie S. Eagan Laboratory School fiPftb T k 4f S 1 Grace J. Eaton Physical Education iff f. „ . F ,, ; - lK .mil, ] ' X tP fcf-  R. P ' Dr. Theodore H. Eaton Science « . Dr. Larry Eckles English H 2 ffl |Er Ruby E. Edens Business Education I ffSMfe East Carolina £«%. J S| gj £ §vr ' « ' ' i££ Lena C. Ellis Business Education Alton V. Finch Business Education Dr. Woodrow Flanary Elementary Education Ellen Fleming Mathematics James L. Fleming Foreign Language Dr. A. D. Frank Social Studies Frank G. Fuller Education Louise Galphin Laboratory School Carolyn B. Gargis Secretary to Dean Mary H. Green English Dr. Louise Greer English Lois G. Grigsby English Mabel Lacy Hall Home Economics Capt. Thomas W. Harper AFROTC Johnnie L. Harrell ......... Campus Policeman Ruby E. Hassell •• • Assistant Librarian Dr. Hubert C. Haynes Psychology Dr. Mary C. Helms Science Rufus M. Helms Science Dr. Edgar V. Hirshberg English Dr. Keith D. Holmes Education Emma L. Hooper English M Sgt. David A. Horn AFROTC W. W. Howell Business Education Dr. Cary F. Irons Resident Physician Dr. Nephi M. Jorgensen Physical Education Dr. Elwood J. Keister Music Sally Klingenschmitt Laboratory School Dr. George W. Knipp English Dr. W. S. Krausnick Mathematics Gussie S. Kuykendall Music Ruth Lambie Home Economics Tora M. Larsen Business Education Charles T. Laugher Assistant Librarian Dr. J. K. Long Education Velma Lowe Business Education Dr. Vera A. MacKay Elementary Education Dr. W. E. Marshall Social Studies Dr. George C. Martin Geography Eunice McGee Laboratory School yU , Our Faculty Dr. Bessie McNeil Home Economics Cynthia Mendenhall . .. Director, Student Union Mary Moore Staff Annie M. Murray Kindergarten Dr. Paul Murray ... Social Studies T Francis L. Neel Art jfHBXfrs Herman Nelson Staff ft.. J Lt. Col. Lewis J. Partridge AFROTC % i. W Dr. George Pasti Social Studies George E. Pern- 4 T ' T Marguerite Perry Foreign Language k jJP L -Ml Dr. Parnell W. Picklesimer Geography Mm+mm -T,T -. =r- ■ £ V. K. 9 Dr. Martha Pingel English V ' C; L- y Elwood F. Pittman Campus Pohceman Zl m . t-Zj Dr. James E. Poindexter English B 0 x ' A mm Hi BHEHlliKmMil Howard G. Porter Physical Education B K i£3gUti - fP S JT June Porter Secretary .Placement Bureau 1 ■r M : - s  Dr. Meredith Posey English W '  1 ™ Dr. Charles W. Reynolds Science J£r- Dr. John O. Reynolds Mathematics jHH ■ ' • ' MPhr ■r ■ Ail Lucile A. Rice Science jflflfet, MP ' $£ Charity Risher Business Education • f ■ S J ? Dr. Charles G. Risher Industrial Arts W ' f ' « V ' . •- ' Lelia Rives Dining Hall Steward J W Jttk ' W Dr. Paul D. Running Art g ildftlk Jl lkh Bilt Wu GES vfe t A jfi M Sgt. Herbert H. Sails AFROTC V K j J Dr. Percy C. Scott Mathematics C. A. Scruggs Science H -° id seifrid e afrotc 5ljL JEl % l Cathmar J. Shaw Physical Education J  pl tB ' jT Wendell Smiley Librarian -SS . ' - Everette Shaw Business Education $L ( fe Mary Smith Critic Teacher  J Nell A. Stallings Physical Education b A Dr. James : t B H JIS JRB BBtSkWR MBroB nil Pllli i Dr. Kathleen E. Stokes Social Studies jfljWiiWftWhh tflpf ? H £ Mi Lucy Marie Stokes Infirmary jgg { 1_ _ _jj Alice Strawn Home Economics Dr. Courtney Stromsta Education Dr. Hazel E. Taylor Psychology rr East Carolina Dr. Richard C. Todd Social Studies Dr. Paul A. Toll Social Studies Bruce C. Trible Assistant Librarian Dr. Lucile Turner English Dr. Elizabeth Utterback English Dan E. Vornholt Music Frances Wahl Principal, Laboratory School Elizabeth Walker Laboratory Science Joan Warren Secretary, Student Stores Dorthy Waters Staff Dr. John Watters Assistant Physician Dr. M. Judson White Psychology Dr. James L. White Business Education Louise L. Williams Mathematics Dr. Eva D. Williamson Education Dr. Christine Wilton Science Helen D. Wolff Laboratory School These three student helpers of the alumni office are working with the cards which contain names and addresses of former students. With the help of these cards the association attempts to keep a finger on all its alumni scattered all over the world. Arranging the cards are Helen Bland Matthews and Margaret Ged- die, while Frank Dees files them. Wahl-Coates Laboratory School, colloquially known as the training school, is under the guidance of Miss Frances Wahl. The student body is made up of Greenville boys and girls in grades one through eight. It is considered a part of the college since all of the students in Primary and Grammar Grade Education do their practice teaching here. Training School %KR ' • - ■■■■• -X w i _ ■•  - HI9 ■MB OHM Arito WE WORK! WE PLAY! Graduate Students Anne Watson Butler Greenville Pauline Catel Lyon, France Charles E. Fishel Winston-Salem Carroll Jackson Newton Gr Nina Berryhill Kirkland Greenville Albert V. Medlin Virginia Beach, Virginia Donnell Mayo Muse Tarboro Alfred Saieed Greenville rtpmt tig tttommmbaivcax of tfj £ kctiti ail tip rt$fjta.fymurrs anb priirtlegi Tappej (Burnt ratfrw mar ijanba anh seal at i rterttriL Cipttrman of Ujr lioarb of ntattre SENIORS Pondering over puzzling application blanks are Senior Class Officers Willa Dean Lindsay, S. G. A. Representative; Kris Anderson, Vice-President; Charlie Bedford, President; Gene Lanier, Treasurer; and Carolyn Johnson Secretary. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS But I had rather teach here exclaims Mildred Reynolds ( second from left) as she, Jean Hill, Lois Bland and Peggy Joyce Bell make after- graduation plans. Waverly F. Akins, A.B. Varina Social Studies and Geography Oak Ridge 1, 2; Basketball 3; Varsity Club 4. James Alexander, B.S Columbia Music Band 1, 2, 3, 4; President 3; Choir 1, 2, 3; Varsity Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Student Director 3; Music Education Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice President 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Phi Omega 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 3; Phi Sigma Pi 3, 4; SGA 3, 4; Productions; Elections Committee 3; 2nd Vice President 4; Collegians 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Mana- ger 4; Circle K 4; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Freddy L. Alford, A.B Bunn Mathematics and Science Jean Carolyn Allen, B.S Kinston Social Studies and Science WAA 1; Woman ' s Chorus 1, 2; IRC Secretary 3; House Committee Wilson Hall 3; Science Club 3. Robert C. Allen, B.S Southport Social Studies and English William Durward Aman, Jr., A.B-. . Jacksonville Business Education Oak Ridge 1, 2. Kris Anderson, A.B Beach Haven, N. J. Business Education Sigma Rho Phi 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Manager 1; Recording Secretary 2; Treasurer 3; Vice President 4; Treasurer Class -3; FBLA 1, 2, 3, 4; Sigma Pi Alpha 1; YMCA 1, 2; YRC 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice Chairman Men ' s Judiciary 4; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Robert Lee Anderson, Jr., A.B Goldsboro Mathematics and Geography Math Club 2; Swimming Team 3; Commerce Club 1; SGA 3. Donald Miles Atkinson, B.S Elizabethtown Industrial Arts Marceline Aycock, B.S Black Creek Home Economics Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice President 3; President 4; Phi Omicron 3, 4; WAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Office 3 YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4; SGA 3, 4; Budget Committee 4 Sophomore Counselor; Who ' s Who Among Students ir American Universities and Colleges. SENIOR Vernon G. Baker, Jr., B.S Colerain Physical Education and Science Baseball 3; Science Club. William Oliver Baldwin, B.S Whiteville Business Education and Social Studies Mary Campbell Barwick, B.S Kinston Grammar Grade Education FTA 1, 2, 3; 1954 Summer School Officer; YWCA 1, 3; YDC 3. Charlie Benjamin Bedford, B.S Pikeville Social Studies and English Circle K Club 2, 3, 4; Board of Directors 3, 4; IBC 1, 2; YDC 1, 2; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Vice President County Club 1; YMCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Cabinet 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 2; President 3; President Southern Area Stu- dent Council of YMCA; National Student Council of YMCA 4; USCC 4; Inter-Religious Council 3; Wesley Foundation Council 2, 3, 4; SGA 3, 4; Points Committee 3; Budget Committee 4; President Senior Class; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Dorothy M. Belch, B.S Colerain Primary Education ACE 4; YWCA 2. Peggy Joyce Bell, A.B Newport Business Education FBLA 1, 2, 3, 4; YWCA 1; Science Club 2; House Committee 4; House Committee Summer School 3; Social Committee 3. James Edgar Barbour, B.S- Clayton Physical Education and Social Studies Anne Farley Barefoot, B.S Hallsboro Science Flora MacDonald College; Science Club; Chi Beta Phi. Bussell L. Barnes, B.S Winterville Business Education Pi Omega Pi 3, 4; Treasurer 4; YDC 2, 3, 4; Commerce Club 2; FBLA 3, 4; State Commission of FBLA 4. Marvin Eugene Baugh, B.S Warrenton Business Education and Social Science Louisburg College. CLASS Charles A. Benson, B.S Greenville Business Education and Social Studies Veterans Club. Anthony Owen Bessellieu, BS Wilmington Social Studies and Welfare President Freshman Class; Veterans Club 2, 3, 4; Vice President 2; Ring Committee 2, 3, 4; Chairman Points Committee 4. Bebecca Graham Best, B.S Warsaw Grammar Grade Education Lois Jean Bland, B.S Marlboro, N. J. French and English Bois Mae Bobbitt, B.S Como Primary Education Chowan College 1, 2; ACE 3, 4. Jean Carol Bordeaux, B.S Burgaw Business Education Commerce Club 1; YWCA 1; FBLA 4; Pi Omega Pi 3, 4; Sigma Pi Alpha 3, 4. Edna Earl Bostic, B.S Pink Hill Primary Education Lawrence Daniel Bowen, B.S Greenville Business Education and Social Studies Veterans Club 2, 3; FBLA 4; IRC 1, 2, 3, 4. Betty Jane Boyce, B.S Jackson Grammar Grade Education Elon College. Emily Stewart Boyce, B.S Bich Square Library Science and Social Studies WAA Officer 1, 2, 3, 4; ACE Officer 2, 3; FTA 3; Creative Writers Officer 3, 4; Library Club 3, 4; Re- porter 3, 4; East Carolinian Reporter 2; Assistant Editor 3; President Fleming Hall 4; Executive Officer of Woman ' s Judiciary 4; SGA 4; Who ' s Who Among Stu- dents in American Universities and Colleges. SENIOR Ruth Jeannette Boyce, B.S Tyner Primary Education Commerce Club 1, 2; YWCA 1, 2. Joyce Ann Boyd, BS New Bern Primary Education YWCA 4; ACE 4; Aquanymphs 4; Fleming Hall House Committee, SS; Wesley Foundation 4; Pfeiffer College 1, 2. Mary Harrell Boyd, B.S Hamilton Grammar Grade Education YWCA 1, 2; FTA 1, 2. Audrey Phillips Bray, B.S. Trenton Primary Education ACE 1, 2, 3, 4; 1st Vice President 3; Student Counselor 2; YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4. Emma Jean Brake, B.S Rocky Mount Physical Education and Mathematics Sophomore Counselor; WAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 2; President 3; YWCA 3, 4; Edgecombe County Club Vice President 2; Intercollegiate Athletic Committee 3; SGA 3; Fleming Hall Vice President 4; Aquanymphs 4; Mar- shal 4; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Uni- versities and Colleges. Ben W. Britt, B.S Mt. Olive Physical Education and Social Studies James Ralph Britt, B.S Mt. Olive Physical Education and Social Studies YMCA; Football 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3. Miriam Carolyn Brothers, B.S South Mill Grammar Grade Education YWCA 1, 2, 3; Women ' s Chorus 1, 2, 3; FTA 1, 2, 3, 4; President 4; Representative to National Educational Convention 2; SGA 3; Sophomore Counselor 2; BSU 2, 3, 4. Harold Watson Brower, B.S Franklinville Industrial Arts and Social Studies Industrial Arts Club; Veterans Club. Philip Everett Brown, A.B Jacksonville Geography and Social Studies CLASS Joe W. Browning, BS Enfield Physical Education and English Varsity Tennis 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; YDC 3; East Carolinian Staff 1, 3, 4; Circle K 4; Teacher ' s Playhouse 1. Frazier Hughes Bruton, B.S Kinston Business Education Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis Team 1, 2, 3, 4; YDC 3, 4; East Carolinian Reporter 1; Social Committee 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Circle K 3, 4. Mary Aim Bryan, B.S Kitty Hawk Home Economics Home Economics Club; Phi Omicron; Wesley Founda- tion. Maxine Goodwin Bryan, B.S Fayetteville English and Social Studies English Club 1, 2, 3, 4; YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Fleming H;-.ll House Committee 3; Marshal 3; County Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Officer 3, 4; Library Science Club 3, 4; Vice President 3, 4. William J. Bryant, B.S Boykins, Va. Social Studies and English Chowan College 1, 2; IRC 3, 4; English Club 4; East Carolinian Reporter 4. Hattie Josephine Bryson, B.S Apex Home Economics Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4; YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4; BSU 1, 2, 3, 4; Sophomore Counselor. Carolyn Bullard, B.S Fayetteville Primary Education FTA 1, 2, 3; ACE 3; YWCA 1, 2, 3; Cabinet 1, 2, 3; Treasurer 3; President Freshman Y 1; President Wilson Hall 3; SGA 3; Woman ' s Judiciary 3; BSU 1, 2, 3; Council 1, 2, 3; Secretary 3. Margaret Ann Bunting, B.S Oak City Business Education an Social Studies Commerce Club 1, 2; FBLA 3; Pi Omega Pi 3, 4; YWCA 2. Peggy Anne Bunton, B.S Beidsville Primary Education FTA 1, 3; Buccaneer Staff 2; YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4; WAA 1, 2; ACE 4; Elections Committee 4. Emory Wilton Bush, B.S- Jacksonville Physical Education and Social Studies Oak Ridge 1, 2; Basketball 3; Veterans Club 3, 4. SENIOR Maxine Elizabeth Case, B.S Roanoke Rapids English and French English Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Sigma Pi Alpha 3, 4; Secretary 4; Woman ' s Judiciary 4; Wilson Hall House Committee 2; YWCA 1, 2. Sarah Anne Casey, B.S Goldsboro Grammar Grade Education ACE 1, 2; FTA 1, 2, 3; YWCA 1, 2. George Bennett Causby, B.S- Albemarle Business Administration and Social Studies North Carolina State College 1; Men ' s Varsity Glee Club 2, 3; AFROTC Officers ' Club 3, 4; FBLA 4. Joseph Oliver Clark, A.B Greenville Science and Geography Officers ' Club 3, 4; Rifle Team 3. Lucious Calvin Butt, B.S Hertford Science and Mathematics Science Club 1, 2, 3; Phi Sigma Pi 3, 4; Circle K Club 3, 4; Board of Directors 4; Chi Beta Phi 3, 4; President 4; AFROTC Officers ' Club 3, 4; Vice President 3; SGA 3, 4; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Ann Lloyd Carawan, B.S Swan Quarter Home Economics Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4; BSU Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Phi Omicron 3, 4; Inter-Religious Council 3; YWCA 3; YWCA Officer 3. Molly Wayne Carawan, B.S Washingtor Primary Education WAA 1; FTA 2; Library Club 2, 3; ACE 3. Anne Cecelia Carlson, B.S. Rego Park, N. Y. Grammar Grade Education Wesley Foundation Council 2, 3; YWCA 2, 3, 4; Dormi- tory President 2; SGA 2; Aquatics Club 3. Jack Carr, B.S Rose Hill Physical Education and Social Studies Harriet Jean Carter, B.S Fayetteville Grammar Grade Education ACE 1, 2, 3; FTA 1, 2, 3; YWCA 1, 2, 3. CLASS Shirley Rose Clark, B.S Greenville Home Economics Duke University 2; Science Club 1; Home Economics Club 3, 4; Woman ' s Chorus 1; Wesley Foundation 1; Wesley Players 1; Teachers Playhouse 1. William Edward Clark, B.S. Sharpsburg Business Administration Lela Frances Clayton, B.S _ Roxboro Grammar Grade Education YWCA 1; Boy Scout Leader 1, 2, 3, 4; Wilson Hall House Committee 4. Gaither Delano Cline, B.S Gastonia Physical Education and Social Studies Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Mary Jo Cockrell, B.S Durham Primary Education Barbara Ann Coghill, B.S. Henderson Primary Education ACE 1, 2, 3; May Court 3; WAA 1, 2, 3; Secretary- Treasurer Wilson Hall 2. Harold Gordon Colson, B.S Hertford Social Studies and Matliematics YMCA 1, 2; Circle K 2, 3, 4; Phi Sigma Pi 3, 4 President 4; Vice-President 3; Sigma Rho Phi 3, 4 SGA 4; AFROTC Officers ' Club 3, 4; Math Club 3 IRC 2; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Uni versifies and Colleges. Archie Congleton, B.S Wilmington Physical Education and Social Studies Wade Hampton Cooper, B.S- Greenville Physical Education and Social Studies President SGA 4; 2nd Vice-President 3; YDC 1, 2, 3, 4; President 3; Circle K 3, 4; Swimming Team 3, 4; County Club 1, 2; President 1, 2; SGA State Convention 3; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. James W. Corum, B.S Reidsville English and Social Studies SENIOR Bobbie Jean Credle, B.S Swan Quarter Business Education and Social Studies FBLA; Pi Omega Pi; Inter-Religious Council. Elizabeth Louise Credle, B.S Scranton Business Education and English Helen Kathryn Credle, B.S. Scranton Grammar Grade Education Sally Blane Credle, B.S Scranton Ho7ne Economics Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Wesley Foundation 1, 2, 3; YWCA 3; Officer 3; Phi Omicron 3, 4; Vice- President 3; President 4; SGA 3, 4. Carolyn Joyce Croom, B.S Rocky. Mount French and English SGA 2, 3; Sigma Pi Alpha 2, 3; President 3; English Club 3; Canterbury Club 1, 2, 3; Freshman Counselor 2; Budget Committee. Lester Bryant Croom, B.S Rocky Mount Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Club, Treasurer. Patsy Cummings, B.S Macclesfield Primary Education YWCA 1, 3; ACE 1, 3, 4; FTA 2. Jack Ellison Cutler, B.S Washington Business Education Canterbury Club 1, 2, 3; Commerce Club 1, 2, 3. Giles Dail, Jr., B.S Kinston Industrial Arts and Science Science Club; Industrial Arts Club, Secretary. Harvey L. Davis, Jr., B.S Elizabethtown Social Studies and English English Club 3, 4; President 4; Veterans Club 3, 4; Vice-President 4; Summer School SGA 4. CLASS John Robert Davis, B.S Rocky Mount English and Art Teacher ' s Playhouse 1; Choir 1; FTA 4; Varsity Glee Club 3; YMCA 4; English Club 4. Lou Anne Davis, B.S. Primary Education YWCA 1: Women ' s Chorus 2, 3. Pink Hill Corbitt Freeman Daughtry, B.S Clinton Mathematics and. Science Math Club 3, 4; AFROTC Officers ' Club 3, 4; Science Club 4. Ruth Hocutt Dawson, B.S. Portsmouth, Va. Business Education Aquanymphs 2, 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4; House Committee, Summer 3. Patricia Ann Dawson, B.S Belhaven Grammar Grade Education Science Club 1; YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4; BSU Council 2; Chief Marshal 3; May Court 3; FTA 4; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Delia Love Dean, B.S Durham Grammar Grade Education Program Chairman BSU 1; Science Club 2, 3; FTA 3; Sophomore Counselor 2. Frank Carroll Dees, B.S New Bern Social Studies and English Geraldine Dixon, B.S- Wallace Primary Education YWCA 1, 2, 3; ACE 3, 4. Jane Badger Eason, B.S Stantonsburg Grammar Grade Education WAA 1, ' 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 2; YWCA 1; May Court 2; College Marshal 2; Homecoming Queen for Fleming Hall 2. Amelia Jean Eaton, B.S Franklinton Music Music Education Club 1, 2, 3. 4; College Choir 1, 2; College Orchestra 2, 3, 4; YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Music De- partment Reporter for East Carolinian 3. SENIOR Li Don Raby Edwards, A.B Greenville English and French Sigma Pi Alpha 2, 3, 4; Canterbury 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice- President 2; President .3; Inter-Religious Council 2; Veterans Club 2, 3, 4; Reporter 3; YDC 2; Circle K Club 3, 4; President 4; SGA 4; Historian 4; Summer School SGA 4; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intra- mural Softball 2; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Martha Perry Edwards, B.S Franklin, Va. Primary Education YDC 2; FTA 1, 2, 3, 4; ACE 1, 2, 3, 4; Teacher ' s Playhouse 1. Shirley Jane Edwards, B.S Chicod Home Economics Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4; YWCA 1, 2; FTA 4. Eddie Lee Elks, A.B Welden Chemistry Louisburg Junior College; Science Club 3, 4. Irving Newton Ennis, B.S Goldsboro Music Social Committee 1, 2; International Relations Club 1; Music Education Club 2, 3, 4; College Choir 2, 3, 4; Varsity Glee Club 3, 4; Student Production 2, 3. Lorraine A. Estes, B.S Chlol Primary Education Woman ' s Chorus 2, 3, 4; Alpha Zeta 3, 4; ACE 4; YWCA 4; Wesley Foundation Choir 4. Evelyn Ruth Eury, B.S- Concord Music College Band; Music Education Club; BSU. Peggy J. Faircloth, B.S Roseboro Home Economics Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 3; Phi Omicron 3, 4; YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Dormitory Committee 3; Marshal 3. Mary Farless, B.S Merry Hi Primary Education ACE 1, 2, 3, 4; YWCA 1, 2. Elma Harriet Fendley, B.S Fayetteville Grammar Grade Education — Library Science FTA 2, 3; Student Counselor 2; Library Science Club CLASS Carolyn Elizabeth Finck, B.S. Elizabeth City Primary Education Freshman Counselor 2; YRC, Secretary 2; Treasurer 3; FTA 2, 3. Charles Edgar Fishel, M. A Winston-Salem Education Gayle Cheek Flanagan, B.S Farmville Primary Education College Band 2; College Choir 3; FTA 1, 3, 4; ACE 1, 2, 4; Library Club 3, 4; Kappa Delta Pi Honorary Society 3, 4; Vice-President 4; YWCA 1 , 2, 4. Hugh M. Flowers, B.S Fremont Physical Education and Social Studies Edward Milton Foley, B.S Greenville Mathematics and Science SGA 3, 4; Budget Committee 3, 4; 2nd Assistant Treas- urer 3; Chairman, Campus Improvement Committee 4; Swimming Team 3; Alpha Phi Omega 2, 3, 4; Record- ing Secretary 2; College Choir 1, 2; Varsity Glee Club 1, 2, 3,; Vice-President 2; Secretary of Aquatics Club 3: Foundations Committee 3. John B. Funderburg, Jr-, B.S Greenville Science and Social Studies University North Carolina; Wilmington College; Science Club 3, 4; Veteran ' s Club 3, 4; Chi Omega Phi 4; Kappa Delta Pi 4. Joan Marie Fulford, B.S Supply Science and Mathematics Math Club 2, 3: Science Club 4; Modern Dance Club 4. John Carter Furlong, A.B Wilmington Business Education Phi Omega Pi. %r Nellie Bhea Gardner, B.S Nashville Business Education and English Commerce Club 1, 2; FBLA 3, 4; YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Pi Omega Pi 3, 4; Co-Historian 4. Franklin . Allen . Garris, B.S Greenville Business Education and Social Studies Pi Omega Pi; FBLA. Peggy Ann Goodwin, B.S Apex Grammar Grade Education YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4; FTA 3; ACE 2; Freshman Counselor 2; Marshal 4. Edward Mannon Gore, BS Kinston Business Education College Choir 3; Campbell College 1, 2; Commerce Club 3; FBLA 4; YDC Executive Board 4; Pi Omega Pi 3, 4; Phi Sigma Pi 4; Circle K 4; SGA 4. Frances Estelle Greene, B.S Greenville Science Student Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary-Treasurer 3. Arthur Gregory, Jr., A.B Rockingham Geography and Social Studies Mary Etta Guerrant, B.S Henderson Primary Education Barbara Mae Guy ton, B.S Wilmington Physical Education and English Chowan Junior College 1; WAA 2, 3, 4; YWCA 2, 3, 4; BSU Council 3. SENIOR Juanita Garris, B.S Ayden Primary Education FTA; ACE; BSU Council Member. Paul B. Gay, B.S Saratoga Physical Education and Social Studies Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Golf 3. Mary Eloise Godwin, B.S. Pine Level Grammar Grade Education FTA. Keith Goodson, B.S Greenville Business Education Treasurer of Pi Omega Pi; Vice-President of Phi Sigma Pi; YMCA; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. CLASS Rachel Juanita Hagler, B.S Belmont Library Science and English Samuel Milton Hale, B.S Aulandei Business Education and History Charlotte Grey Hales, B.S Stantonsburg Business Education YWCA 1; WAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; FBLA 3; Aquanymphs 3, 4. Franklin M. Hamilton, B.S Fayetteville Business Education Commerce Club 1, 2; FBLA 3, 4; YDC 3, 4; West- minister Fellowship 3, 4; Varsity Glee Club 1; Band 1, 2, 3; Collegians 1, 2, 3, 4. Frank Milton Hammond, B.S Wilmington Music High Point College 1; Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3; Music Education Club 2, 3, 4; President 4; AFROTC Officers ' Club 3, 4; Choir 3, 4. H- James Hankins, Jr., B.S Leaksville Social Studies and English YDC 3, 4; Wingate Junior College 1, 2. Charles W. Harper, B.S La Grange Social Studies and English Charles Hopkins Harrell, B.S. Middlesex Business Education and Social Studies FBLA; Commerce Club; Alpha Phi Omega Chaplain; Inter-Religious Council; FWB Fellowship; Men ' s Judici- John Perry Harris, B.S Macon Science and English Launa Alice Harris, B.S Roper Home Economics Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3; YWCA 1, 2; Aquanymphs 2; Library Club 2, 3; Phi Omicron 3. SENIOR Peggy Ann Hill, B.S Atlantic Beach Primary Education WCUNC 1; ACE 4. Robert P. Hilldrup, A.B. . Fredericksburg, Va. English and Social Studies East Carolinian 1, 2; Sports Editor 3, 4. Jarahnee Trevor Hinson, B.S Clarendon Business Education and English English Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Commerce Club 1, 2; FBLA 3, 4; Social Chairman 4; YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Zeta Chapter of Wesley Players 3, 4. Janet Hayes Hodges, B.S Washington Primary Education ACE 1, 2, 3, 4; 2nd Vice-President 4; WAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Social Committee 2, 3, 4; Sophomore Class Secretary £; Fleming Hall Secretary 4. Charles Sterling Hamilton, B.S Columbia Social Studies and English John Hayes, B.S Durham Physical Education and English Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain 4; Track 3, 4; Circle K Club 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; YMCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 2; Treasurer 3; Presi- dent 4; Sigma Rho Pi 3, 4; Chaplain 4; Varsity Glee C ' ub 1. 2: Men ' s Judiciary 3; Inter-Religious Council; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Cecil A. Heath, B.S Wilmington Business Education Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Secretary 3; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. James Leroy Henderson, Jr., B.S Hubert Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Reporter 2; President 3. Robert Ezell Hicks, Jr., AB Deep Run Business Education Pi Omega Pi 3, 4; Vice-President 4; Sigma Pi Alpha 3, 4; YMCA 3, 4; Cadet Officers ' Club 3, 4; Treasurer 3; Industrial Arts Club 1. Jean Hill, B.S Marshville Primary Education CLASS Willie Earl Holland, B.S Wilson Physical Education and Social Studies Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain 4; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Officer 4. Kenneth M. Holt, B.S Colonial Heights, Va. Physical Education and Science Jane Hendon Holmes, B.S- Bolton Home Economics Flora MacDonald College 1; Home Economies Club 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2; Wesley Players 2, 3; Woman ' s Judiciary 3; President of Wilson Hall 3; SGA 3. Laura Lynn Horton, B.S Zebulon Primary Education FTA; Louisburg College 1, 2; BSU. Janie Marjorie House, B.S Scotland Neck English and Library Science English Club 1, 2, 3, 4; YDC 2, 3; YWCA 1, 2, 3; FTA 2, 3; Canterbury Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 2; Inter-Religious Council 2; Secretary 2; Women ' s Judici- ary 4; SGA 4; House President Faculty Apartments 4. Betty Boyette Howes, B.S Selma Home Economics Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4; Phi Omicron 2, 3, 4; Reporter 3; Sophomore Counselor 2; YWCA 1. + Gilda Grey Hubbard, B.S Stedmon Business Education and English Commerce Club 1, 2; FBLA 3, 4; YWCA 4. John W. Hudson, B.S Kinston Business Education and Social Studies Commerce Club 2; Circle K 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4; Alpha Phi Omega 2, 3, 4; Pi Omega Pi 3, 4; President 4; Phi Sigma Pi 3, 4; Cadet Officers ' Club; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. S Van Carlton Huggins, B.S Kinston Science Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Glee Club 2. Manly Wilbur Hussey, Jr., B.S.. Seven Springs Social Studies and English fj 4( ' Nora Elizabeth Isles, B.S. Thelma Grammar Grade Education FTA 1; Library Club 3, 4; Library Assistant 1, 2, 3, 4. Hannah Jackson, B.S Ayden Primary Education ACE 1, 3; Dorm House Committee 1; Library Club 2, 3. Jean Godwin Jenkins, B.S Pinehurst Grammar Grade Education IRC 1, 2, 3; WAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Teacher ' s Playhouse 1, 2, 3. Edward Earl Jernigan, B.S Windsor Physical Education and Science Officers ' Club 3, 4; Jarvis Forensic 1. Ann McClenny Johnson, B.S Goldsboro Music Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Woman ' s Chorus 1; Choir 2; Music Education Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 4; YWCA 1, 2; SGA Productions Committee 4. Carolyn Sherlock Johnson, B.S.. Elizabeth City Primary Education Band Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4; Commercial Club 1; Marshal 3; Senior Class Secretary 4; ACE 4. SENIOR Janie Farrar Hunt, B.S Henderson Primary Education James Walter Hunt, A.B- Durham Business Education Golf Team; Sigma Pi Alpha. Robert David Hunt, B.S Oxford Social Studies and English IRC Reporter; Veteran ' s Club Reporter; Varsity Glee Club; Graduate, Brevard Junior College; YDC. Genevieve Ivey, B.S Orrum Home Economics Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4; YWCA 1, 2; BSU 1, 2, 3, 4. CLASS Linda Lee Jones, B.S. Snow Hill Physical Education and Social Studies WAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 3, 4; Vice-President Fleming Hall 3; IRC 1, 2, 3, 4; YWCA 2, 3, 4; Aqua- nymphs 3, 4; Women ' s Chorus 4. John Russell Joyner, B.S- Farmville Social Studies and English University North Carolina 1; North Carolina State 2; IRC 3, 4; North Carolina European Methodist Caravan Summer 4. Max R. Joyner, A.B Greenville Business Veterans Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 1; Circle K 3, 4; Treasurer 4. Robert Earle Julian, B.S Norfolk, Va. Math and Science Sigma Rho Phi; Circle K; Math Club; Football 1. Martha Jane Kanoy, B.S. Thomasville Grammar Grade Education YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Cabinet of Y 1, 2, 3; Freshman Y President 1; House Committee 1; BSU Council 1; SGA 3, 4; Handbook Committee 3; Executive Council 4; Junior Class Secretary 3; Buccaneer Staff 3, 4; Associate Editor 3; Editor 4; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Anise Kelly, B. S Mt. Olive Home Economics WCUNC 1; Flora MacDonald 1; YWCA 2; May Court Attendant 4. Jean Carolyn Kemp, B.S Louisburg Grammar Education Claude Keith King, B.S Wilmington Physical Education and English Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Sergeant at Arms. Donald Alford King, A.B Goldsboro English and Social Studies SGA Historian 3; Chairman Awards Committee 4; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. James Ray Kirby, A.B. and BS Warsaw Ctwtnistry, Science, Math Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; President 3; Math Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 4: Chi Beta Phi 3, 4; Vice-President 4; Circle K 3, 4; Phi Sigma Pi 3, 4; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. SENIOR Shirley Jean Lassiter, B.S- Four Oaks Business and English Flora MacDonald College; BSU 3, 4; Council 4; Sum- mer School SGA; Summer School House Committee; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities ami Colleges. Janet Lloyd Latta, B.S Roxboro Business Education Dormitory President 1; Dormitory President 3; Sopho- more Counselor 2; Commerce Club 1; YWCA 1; SGA 1; Women ' s Judiciary 1; Fleming House Committee 3; Canterbury Club 3, 4; Secretary 4. Anna Lou Laughton, B.S. Beaufort Home Economics Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4; Phi Omicron 3, 4; Secretary 4; YWCA 2; WCUNC 1. Elsie Leigh Lawson, B.S Orrum English and Library Science Freshman Y Secretary 1; YWCA 1, 2, 4; WAA 1, 2, 4; English Club 1, 2, 4; Sigma Pi Alpha 2, 3, 4; SGA 4; Women ' s Judiciary Secretary 2; Women ' s Judiciary Chairman 4; Library Club 3, 4; BSU 1, 2, 4; Council 2; Teacher ' s Playhouse 1, 2; Executive Council 4; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Laura Ann Kirven, B.S Sumter, S.C. Primary Education Jaxie Pace Kittredge, B.S Bailey Grammar Grade Education Lee Victor Landing, B.S Plymouth Social Studies and English Gene D. Lanier, B.S. Conway Social Studies and English Treasurer of Senior Class 4; SGA 3, 4; Men ' s Judiciary 4; YMCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4; Library Club 3, 4; President 3, 4; English Club 2, 3, 4; IRC 1, 2, 3, 4; YDC 2, 3; BSU 1, 2, 3, 4; Social Committee Summer 1954; East Carolinian Summer 1954; Phi Sigma Pi; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Delcie Jean Lassiter, B.S Four Oaks Business Education FBLA 1, 4; YDC 4. James David Lassiter, B.S Raleigh Physical Education and Social Studies YMCA 1, 2, 3, 4; YDC 2, 3, 4; Varsity Football 1; Varsity Club 1. CLASS Ronald Thornton Ledas, R.S. Petersburg, Va. Physical Education and Science Ned F. Lee, B.S Benson Business Education and Social Studies YMCA 1; Intramural Basketbal] 1, 2, 3, 4; YDC 3, 4. Nell Lee, B.S Williamston Business Education Floyd Taft Lefler, B.S Mt. Gilead Business Education and Social Studies Eileen LaMarne Lilley, B.S Gatesville Primary Education ACE 1, 2, 3, 4; YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4; President 3; Student Counselor 2; Inter-Religious Council Secretary 3; BSU 1, £; SGA 4. Willa Dean Lindsay, BS Clinton English and Social Studies Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Mildred Lucille Lipe, B.S Davidson English and Social Studies Dalton Lee Mann, B.S Manns Harbor Mathematics and Science Math Club 2, 3, 4; President 4; Science Club 3, 4; Phi Sigma Pi 3, 4; Assistant Secretary 4; Chi Beta Phi 3, 4; Circle K 3, 4; Board of Directors 4; SGA 3, 4; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. W. Parser Marks, B.S Tarboro Social Studies and English Varsity Glee Club 1. 2, 3; President 2; Canterbury Club 1, 2, 3; Vice-President 2; IRC 1, 2, 3; Inter- Religious Council 2; President 2; Productions Committee 2; College Choir 2. Janice Virginia Markham, B.S. . Elizabeth City Science Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Public Relations Director 3: Secretary 4; YWCA 1; BSU 3, 4. SENIOR lone Matthews, B.S- Aberdeen Business Education Coker College 1; YWCA 2; Commerce Club 2; Secretary, Entertainment Committee 3, 4; Pi Omega Pi 3, 4; Secretary 4. Arthur Irving Maynard, B.S Wilmington Social Studies and English IRC 3, 4; President 4; Veterans Club 3, 4; Vice-Presi- dent 4; YDC 3. 4; Wilmington College 1, 2; Summer School SGA 1954; SGA 4; Phi Sigma Pi 4; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Philip Worthington Mellon, B.S Winterville Mathematics and Social Studies Rufus Farrell Memory, B.S. Science Jarvis Forensic Club; Football. Clarkton John Leckman Milligan, B.S Tabor City Mathematics and Science Math Club 3, 4; Reporter 4; Officers ' Club 3, 4; Science Club 4. Anne Troy Mitchell, B.S Fairmont Art and English Home Economics Club 1; English Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Baptist Student Council 1, 2; WAA 2, 3, 4; Officer 3, 4; Aquanymphs 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 3, YWCA 4; Li- brary Club 3, 4; Buccaneer 3, 4. Tallulah F. Marshboume, B.S. Spring Hope Primary Education iry of Day Science Club 1; Forensic Club 2, 3, 4; Sec Students 3. Walter Travis Martin, Jr.. B.S Williamston Science Collegians 1, 2, 3. 4; East Carolina Band 1, 2; Science Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Men ' s Varsity Glee Club 3; Westminister Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 3, 4; Teacher ' s Play- house 3, 4; Cadet Officers ' Club 3, 4; YMCA 2, 3; Drill Team 1. Emil Massad, A.B Benson Business Alpha Phi Omega 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Pi Omega Pi 3; Commerce Club 1, ness Manager 4. East Carolinian Staff; Busi- Edgar Herbert Mathews, B.S Raleigh Social Studies and English Football 2; Swimming; SGA; Chairman Men ' s Judiciary; President YDC; Vice-President, Executive Council; East Carolinian Staff; IRC; Treasurer, First Congressional District YDC. J Vl CLASS Kenly Maidred Joyce Morris, R.S Home Economics Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4; YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Social Chairman 2; President 3; Inter-Religious Council 3; Marshal 4; Tccoan Beauty 1; Cotton Hall Freshman Counselor 2; SCA 3. Evelyn W. Moss, B.S Greenville Grammar Grade Education Meredith College. Agnes Nell Mumford, B.S Grifton Business Education and Social Studies Marjorie Faye McDougald, B.S Raeford Primary Education WAA 1, 2, 3, 4; ACE 2, 3, 4; Woman ' s Chorus 1. Roy William McGinnis, Jr., A.B Morven Chemistry Science Club 1, 2, 3; President 3; Chi Beta Phi 2, 3; Secretary-Treasurer 3; Wesley Foundation Council Treas- urer 3; Phi Sigma Pi 3. Nina Lou McGowan, B.S Greenville Home Economics Day Students Organization 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 3; Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Westminister Fellow- ship 1, 2, 3, 4. George Donald McFadyen, B.S. Wilmington Music College Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; College Band 2, 3; Teacher ' s Playhouse 1; Music Education Club 1, 2, 3, 4. James Paul McSwain, A.B Graham Chemistry, F re-dental Kenneth Harlon Neal, B.S Goldsboro Business Education and Social Studies Commerce Club 1, 2; FBLA 3, 4; YDC 3, 4. Norma Sutton Newby, B.S Greenville Grammar Grade Education SENIOR 4?ku4SL Patsy Pool Pappendick, B.S. Elizabeth City Primary Education ACE 1, 2, 3, 4; Member-at-Large 3; President 4; FTA 1; Freshman Counselor; YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary-Treasurer 3; College Choir 1. 2, 3. 4; President 3; Blossom Time 3; SGA 4; Who ' s Who Among Student in American Universities and Collets. Janice Mae Penny, B.S. Raleigh PrimaryEducation Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; President 4; Wesley Plavers 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4; YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4; ACE 1, 4; Wesley Foundation Council 3, 4. William Andrew Penuel, B.S. Goldsboro Social Studies and English Teacher ' s Playhouse 1, 2, 3, 4; Creative Writers 3, 4; BSL ' 3; Industrial Arts Club 1; YDC 3; SGA Elections Chairman 3; English Club 1; Bueaneer 4. Rebecca Gail Plemmons, B.S Raleigh Home Economics YWCA 1; FTA 1; Home Economies Club 2, 3, 4; Buccaneer Reporter 4; Vice-President North Carolina College Clubs 4; Phi Omicron 3, 4: Aquanymphs 2. 3, 4; College Marshal 4. Westminister Fellowship Council 4. Mary Belinda Newsome, B.S Fremont Business Education and Social Studies Commerce Club 1, 2; Math Club 2; Pi Omega Pi 3, 4; Historian 3; FBLA 3, 4; Corresponding Secretary 3; Reporter 4. Harold LaMartin Noell, Jr., A.B Durham Business Education Oak Ridge Military Institute 1, 2; FBLA 3, 4; YDC 4. Margaret Lucas Numberger, B.S. Wilmington Primary Education and Speech Therapy Faye Batten O ' Neal, B.S Selma Social Studies and English English Club 1, 2, 3, 4; IRC 2, 3, 4; BSU 2, 3, 4; Buccaneer Staff 1; Feature Editor 1; SGA 4; Executive Board 4; Elections Chairman Summer 1954; East Caro- linian 1, 2, 3 , 4; Assistant Editor 1; Managing Editor 3; Editor-in-Chief 4; Intramural Basketball 1; Publica- tions Board; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Fitzhugh Lee Odom, B.S- Ahoskie Grammar Grade Education Mary Jo Outland, B.S Woodland Grammar Grade Education Freshman Counselor 2; FTA 3; ACE 3; President of Jarvis Hall. ft I CLASS John H. Price, Jr., B.S. Tarboro Business Education and Social Studies Ruth Proctor, B.S Pinetops Grammar Grade Education YWCA; FTA; BSU. Mildred Marie Reynolds, B.S Columbia Business Education YWCA 1, 2; FBLA 1; Associate Editor Buccaneer 1; Cc-Editor Buccaneer 2; Business Manager Buccaneer 4; Treasurer Summer School SGA 3; SGA 2, 3, 4; Chair- man Handbook Committee 4; English Club 1; Pi Omega Pi 4; Freshman Counselor 2; Executive Council of SGA 2; Who ' s Who Among Student s in American Colleges und Universities. Donald Gilbert Rhodes, B.S. Windsor Science Circle K Club 3, 4; YMCA 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Lucy Jones Rhodes, B.S Louisburg Primary Education James Walter Ridge, B.S Asheboro Business Education and Social Science Oak Ridge; ROTC 3, 4; Officers ' Club 3, 4. |1 W ' • - Nancy Evelyn Riley, B.S Tarboro Music Band 1, 2, 3; Choir 2, 3; Music Education Club 1, 2, 3, 4; College Orchestra 2. William Howard Rooks, B.S Turkey Business Education SGA 3, 4; Assistant Treasurer 3; Treasurer 4; Circle K 3, 4; Phi Sigma Pi 2, 4; Pi Omega Pi 2, 3, 4; Commerce Club 1, 2; FBLA 3, 4; Treasurer 3; Vice-President 4; Math Club 2; YDC 3, 4; Budget Committee 3, 4; Sec- retary 3; Chairman 4; Executive Committee; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. George Bernard Rose, B.S Newton Grove Physical Education and Social Studies Percy Elton Rogerson, B.S Hertford Science and Mathematics AROTC Officers ' Club; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4. SENIOR Mary Wilkerson Sasser, B.S. Wilson Primarii Education Querns College 1; FTA ' 2, 3; ACE 3. Charles Edward Satterwhite, B.S. . .. Farmville Physical Education and Social Studies Football 1; YDC 1; Sigma Rho Phi 1, 2, 3, 4. Elki Dixie Rose Sawyers, B.S Primary Education Jacquelyn Merle Sears, B.S Greenville Business Education and English Commerce Club 1; Treasurer 2; President Day Student 4; Day Student Homecoming Sponsor 4. Sally Jennette Sedgwick, B.S. . Elizabeth City Primary Education SGA Student Legislature 4; Elections Committee 3, 4; Chairman Election Committee 4; ACE 4; FTA 1, 3, YWCA 3, 4; Fleming Hall House Committee 4; Home- coming Committee 4. Mary Valeria Shearon, B.S Varina English and Library Science Gardner Webb College 1; Campbell College 2; BSU 3, 4; BSU Council 3; East Carolinian 3, 4; Assistant Editor 4; FTA 4; English Club 3, 4; YWCA 3. Suzanne Shepherd Rowland, B.S Greenville Primary Education Betty Joyce Russell, B.S Salisbury Physical Education and Science Pfeiffer Junior College; WCUNC; WAA 1, 2. John Quincy Sanders, B.S Fayetteville Social Studies and Social Welfare Wisconsin State College 1, 2; IRC 3; Vice-President 4; FTA 4. Eleanor Bryan Sanderson, B.S- Kinston Physical Education and Science YWCA 1; WAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 2. CLASS Frances Harlan Sigmon, B.S Greenville Primary Education Ann de Lee Siler, B.S Siler City French and English Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Ik-ad Cheerleader 2, 4; SCA 3, 4; Campus Improvement Committee 3, 4; Buccaneer Staff 3, 4; YWCA 1, 2, 3; Cabinet 2; May Court At- tendant 3; Sigma Pi Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4; Reporter 2; Sec- retary 3; Fleming Hall House Committee 4; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Daniel Singletary, B.S Elizabethtown Business Education and Social Studies Veterans Club 3, 4; YDC 4. Balph Parkinson Smiley, B.S- Greenville Elementary Education United States Coast Guard Academy 1, 2; BSU Council 3, 4; Varsity Glee Club 3, 4; Teacher s Playhouse 4. Atwood Bussell Smith, B.S Kinston English and Social Studies Grace Irene Smith, B.S Willard Physical Education and Social Studies WAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 3; President 4: Fleming Hall House Committee 3; YWCA 1, 2, 3; IRC 3, 4; SGA 4. Guilford C. Smith, Jr., A.B Greenville Bus iness Education and Social Studies Alpha Pi Omega 1, 2, 3, 4; BSU Council 2; FBLA 2, 3; IRC 3. Iris Babon Smith, B.S Southport Grammar Grade Education Kathryn Ward Smith. B.S Wilmington Grammar Grade Education Westminister Fellowship 3, 4; ACE 4; Wilmington Col- lege 1, 2. Manroe Smith, B.S Bolivia Mathematics and Social Studies SENIOR Mary Augustine Stephenson, B.S Como Physical Education and English WAA 1, 2, 3, 4; YWCA 1; Science Club 1; Buccaneer Staff 2. Robert Delano Stokes, B.S Greenville Mathematics and Science Math Club 1, 2. Walter Clyde Straughan, Jr., B.S. Rocky Mount Music Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Glee Club 1, 2, 3; College Choir 1, 2. 3, 4; Music Education Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Collegians 1, 2, .3, 4; Officers ' Club 3, 4. William Glenn Strickland, B.S. Bell Arthur Business Education and Social Studies Commerce Club 1. Vivian Patricia Smith, B.S Greenville Business Education and English Commerce Club 1; FBLA 3; Woman ' s Chorus 1, 2; Pi Omega Pi 3, 4; Secretary 3; Woman ' s Day Student Club 1, 2, 3, 4; May Court Attendant 2; Homecoming Sponsor Pi Omega Pi 4. Theodore Page Smith, B.S Roxboro Grammar Grade Education College Band 1, 2, 3; College Choir 3, 4; Cadet Offi- cers ' Club 3. Alice Mattox Soles, B.S- Smithfield Music Clara Harris Spencer, B.S Elizabeth City Primary Education ACE 1; FTA 1; YWCA 1; House Committee 1; Buc- caneer Staff 2. Emma Jean Spencer, B.S Swan Quarter Primary Education YWCA; ACE: Woman ' s Chorus. Jean Kathryn Stephenson, B.S Seaboard Home Economics WAA 1, 2; Science Club 1; Home Economics 2, 3, 4; YWCA 3; FTA 4. CLASS Virginia Jane Stroud, B.S. He Home Economics Clu Economics 2, 3, 4; Preside Deep Run Mildred Rouse Suits, B.S Kinston English and Business Education Class President 1; English Club 1; YWCA 1, 2; SGA Representative 2; FTA 2; Ring Committee 2, 3; Budget Committee 2; Marshal 3; Pi Omega Pi; Kappa Delta Pi 4; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Anne Newall Sutton, BS. Primary Education Greenville Betty Frances Sutton, B.S Greenvi Business Education and English Woman ' s Chorus 2; FBLA 1. Miriam Lenell Sutton, B.S Newton Grove Grammar Grade Education YWCA 1, 2, 3; Cabinet 3; FTA 3; Wilson Hall President Summer 1954; Social Chairman 3. Thomas Ryan Swain, B.S Warwick, Va. Grammar Grade Education Football 2; Men ' s Glee Club 2; Concert Band; Varsity Clubs. Dorothy Tucker Taft, B.S. Greenville Primary Education Norwood M. Talton, B.S Pikeville Physical Education and Social Studies Sigma Rho Phi 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; YMCA 1, 2; Manager Basketball Team 2, 3, 4. Ernestine Taylor, B.S Deep Run Grammar Grade Education William F. Taylor, B.S Robersonville Social Studies and English Teacher ' s Playhouse 1; IRC 1. 2, 3; YDC 1, 2, 3. SENIOR Harold Dean Tripp, B.S Grifton Business Education Commerce Club 1, 2; FBLA 3, 4; Science Club 1, 2, 3; AFROTC Officers ' Club 3, 4; YMCA 1, 2. Mary Ange Tucker, B.S Greenville Home Economics Home Economics Club. Nancy Geraldine Tugwell, B.S. Farmville Primary Education Betty Joan Turner, B.S Kinston Grammar Education Social Committee Summer School; YWCA 1. C. L. Turpin, B.S Greenville Social Studies and English Ruby M. Underhill, B.S Selma Science BSU 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Woman ' s Chorus 1. Bobbv F. Thomas, B.S. Henderson Physical Education and Social Science Football 1, 2, 3; Sigma Rho Phi 1, 2. 3, 4; YMCA 1; Sergeant-at-Arms; Men ' s Judiciary 4; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Counselor Slay Hall 3. E- A. Thomas, Jr., A.B Business Education Pi Omega Pi; Veterans ' Club. Wilmington C. Jean Thome, B.S. Wilson English and French English Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Sigma Pi Alpha 2, 3, 4; Sec- retary 2; Vice-President 3; FTA 3, 4; Free Will Baptist Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4. Cecelia Lou Tripp, B.S Shallotte Business Education Flora MacDonald College; Commerce Club 1; FBLA 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club. CLASS Janice H. Upchurch, B.S Knightdale Primary Education ASTC 1, 2, 3; FTA; BSU. Beny Helene Vaughan, B.S Music Education Elm City College Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, College Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Music Education Club 1, 2, 3, 4; YWCA 2, 3, 4. Harriet Ward, B.S Williamston Primary Education College Band 1, 2, 3; ACE 1, 2, 4; FTA 1, 3, 4; YWCA 1, 2,; Kappa Delta Pi Honorary Society 3, 4; Secretary 4. Betty Gwyn Watson, B.S New Bern Business Education Commerce Club 1, 2; FBLA 3, 4; WAA 2 3 4- YWCA 1, 3, 4; Sophomore Counselor. Olga Tona Watt, B.S Sumter, S. C. Primary Education ACE 1, 3; YWCA 3; Wesley Players 2, 3, 4; Wesley Foundation Council 2, 3; Secretary 3. Luby Shelton Weaver, B.S Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Club. Mt. Olive James Boyd Webb, B.S. Gastonia Physical Education and Mathematics Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; YMCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Cabinet 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Math Club. Charles B. West, B.S Dunn Industrial Arts and Social Studies Industrial Arts Club 1, 3, 4; President 4; SGA 4. Margie Ruth West, B.S Stantonsburg English and Spanish Freshman Y 1; English Club 2, 3, 4: Sigma Pi Alpha 2, 3, 4. Ernest L- White, Jr., A.B Waynesboro, Va. Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Club 1; Teacher ' s Playhouse 2, 3, 4; Sigma Pi Alpha 3, 4. SENIOR Mary Lee Whitfield, B.S Hurdle Mills Primary Education Josephine E. Whitley, B.S Washington Grammar Grade Education Loyd Oliver Whitley, A.B Sanford Business and Social Studies Commerce Club 1; IRC £; YRC 2, 3, 4; President 2; Delta Zeta 4; President 4. Melva Jane Wiggins, B.S Tyner Primary Education ACE 1; YWCA 1; FTA 3; Jarvis Hall House Committee. 0BSk hirley Wiggins, B.S Goldsboro - Primary Education 1 — ■• YWCA 1; ACE 1, 2, 3, 4; Member-at-Large 3, 4; «§■ £L V I !3L m - ' Marshal 4. Bt U UW . x ... Percy Wilkins, Jr., B.S. Goldsboro _ JT English and Social Studies m m Teacher ' s Playhouse L, 2, i, t. Secretarj 2; President I; Jl k k Phi Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4; Secretary 3; Treasurer 4; Class A1 -imf Lmk. MT . President 2; SCA 2. 3- Elections Committee Chairman .. LW Bt A . Lm k . X l l Wesley Players 1; Cadet Officers ' Club 3, 4. M Hw IfilslHflGi l lfcj Betty Sue Williams, B.S Jackson Primary Education YWCA 1, 2; ACE 1, 2. 3; FTA 1, 2. 3; Teacher ' s Play- house 1, 2, 3, 4. Carol Jeanne Williams, B.S Kinston Home Economics WAA 1; Phi Omicron 3, 4; Reporter; Home Economics Ciuo i, z, 3, 4; woman ' s Chorus 1. Pete Carl Williams, B.S Dover Science Chi Beta Phi 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4. Betty Sue Williamson, BS Southport Grammar Grade Education FTA 1; College Singers 1; Woman ' s Chorus 1. ' t , Robert Franklin Williamson, A.B. . . Kenansville Business Education Presbyterian Junior College; YDC 4. Grace Carolyn Willis, B.S Marshallberg Music Education Freshman Counselor 2; YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Eco- nomics Club 1; College Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; President 4; E. C. Orchestra 2. 3, 4; Blossom Time 3; Music Educa- tion Club 1, 2, 3, 4. William Sherrill Willis, B.S Coats Grammar Grade Education YDC 4; FTA 4; Band 1, 2; Officers ' Club 4. Dorothy Heim Withers, A.B Broadway Science Nancy Moore Witte, B.S Farmville Science and English Science Club 1, 2, 3; Sophomore Counselor 2; West- minister Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4; FTA 3. Dorothy Ann Wooten, B.S Clinton Primary Education Sue Carol Worthington, B.S LaGrange Primary Education ACE 2, 3; Co-Historian 3; WAA 1, 4; Aquanymphs 2; Alpha Pi Omega Homecoming Sponsor; Valentine Queen 2; Jarvis Hall House Committee 3. Hugh Graham Young. Jr., A.B Raleigh Social Studies and English YDC 2,. 3, 4; Budget Committee 3; Awards Committee 4; State Student Legislature 3. JUNIORS President, Emo Boado (center) directs a question of a financial nature, concerning the Junior-Senior Dance toward his executive officers. Left to right Bobbie Lou Avant, Treasurer; Garland Tuton, Vice-President; Margaret Strickland, Secretary; and Janet Watson, SGA Representative. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Ruth Lassiter records the ideas of Joel Farrar, Mary Ann Jones, Peggy Edwards and Charles White as they discuss plans for the forthcoming Junior-Senior. But, as yet — no brainstorms. JUNIOR S © © ? Max G. Abernathy Fuquay Springs Sarah Joyce Adams China Grove Gerald Halvor Adcock Durham Helen Alexander Creswell Roy Wilson Allen Clayton Elbert Leton Alligood Davis Roy Kendrick Askew Elizabeth City Carolyn N. Atkinson Hampstead Helen Elizabeth Austin Clayton Ann Kinard Avant Whiteville Bobbie Lou Avant Whiteville Ernest C. Averette YVinterville Phillip Alva Averette Greenville Virginia C. Baise Raleigh Anne Airlee Barbour Four Oaks Sue Evelyn Barbour Fayetteville Emily Mae Barden Clayton Thomas Jeffress Barnett, Jr Raleigh Edgar Pasehall Barrett Farmville Dorothy Deen Barnwell Prospect Hill Blanche Elizabeth Bateman Rocky Mount Bert B. Beck Lexington Frances Louise Bellamy Wilmington Kenneth T. Bellamy Supply Sudie Faye Benton Cerro Gordo Samuel S. Biggs Williamston Thomas Burton Blizzard Deep Run Emil Edward Boado Wilmington CLASS Kenneth Royal Bordeaux Mount Olive Viola Christine Botter Mobile, Ala. Roselyn Wayne Bowden Plymouth Ann Bowles Wilmington Clifton Earl Boyd Aurora David A. Boyd Hamilton Barbara Ann Braswell Nashville Robert C. Bright Macelesfield James Walter Briley Greenville James A. Brinson Grantsboro Margaret Ann Brite Elizabeth City Clarence Emmet Brown, Jr Hickory John Wesley Brown Hickory Mary Susan Brown Magnolia Betty Jean Buchanan Raleigh George H. Bulla Fayetteville Annie Ruth Bullard Sanford Doris Eron Bulluck Palmyra Ronald Clark Butler Tarboro George M. Caffrey Elizabeth City Jack White Cahoon Manteo Janice O. Cannon Grifton John Robert Carrington, Jr. Greenville Betty Jo Carroll Greenville Robert E. Carter Williamston Robert Maxwell Chambers Salisbury ' Charlie W. Cherry Washington Peggy Ruth Cherry Williamston JUNIOR Q £3 ft 9 € © 15 Elsie Clapp Whitsett Jimmy Dale Clowers Winston-Salem William Cherry Cobb Greenville Charles Earl Coker Pinetops Mary Warren Collier Waynesboro, Va. Kenneth L. Cole Kinston Goldie Caroline Coley Saratoga Frances Joan Crawford East Rockingham James Crawford, Jr Jacksonville Beach, Fla. Mary Elizabeth Crawford Greenville Jane Mann Credle New Holland Laura Blount Credle New Holland Flora Jean Creech Snow Hill Peggy Joyce Creech Smithfield Anna Edna Critcher Wilmington Lannie Gertrue Crocker Selma Rhetta Ann Crocker Smithfield Ruth Elizabeth Crunipton Roxboro Jeane Elizabeth Cullifer Bethel Clara Sue Daniels Jacksonville Jean Marian Davenport Creswell Doris Harriet Davis Carthage Herman Davis Conway Patricia Lucille Davis Raleigh Grady Gresham Dickerson Henderson Sarah Ruth Dixon Willard Virginia Woodhouse Dixon Wilmington Donnie L. Dudley Beaufort CLASS C. Lawrence Dunning Aulander Jeanne Kayren Dupree Angier Margaret Moore Eason Sharpsburg Sallie Hortense Easterling Swanquarter Glcnda Millie Edwards Beulaville Joan Doris Edwards Sharpsburg Nell Blount Edwards Greenville O ' Brien Edwards Choeowinty Peggy Ann Edwards Wliiteville James Hargette Ellerbe Rockingham David A. Evans Norfolk, Va. Joel Underwood Farrar Gastonia Willie Faye Ferrell Lucama Molly Ann Finch Henderson William Darron Flowers Fremont Jack Stanley Forlines Winterville Jackie Foss LaGrange Sadie Francis Conway Donald B. Freeman Plymouth Donald Ray Fulcher Atlantic Lessie Eugenia Gaddy Clinton Hazel Elizabeth Garner Roanoke Rapids Julia Isabelle George Winston- Salem Sara K. Giles Linden Nelson Bryan Gillikin Beaufort William K. Glover Dover Joyce Feme Godwin Ahoskie Joseph H. Goodson Greenville © £ i JUNIOR Patricia Agnes Goodwin Mullington, Tenn. Annie Lois Grady Mount Olive Virginia Herring Grant Seven Springs Benjamin C. Gray, Jr Trenton David Clarence Gurkin, Jr Williamston Peggy Ann Guthrie Varina Alfred John Habitt Edenton Julia Ann Hall Watha Kenneth Dwight Hall Morrid Charles Thomas Hamilton Beaufort William Kenneth Hardee Wilmington Suzanne Hardison Jamesville Thomas Lane Harrell Macclesfield Sara Margaret Harrington Fairmont Jo Anne Harriss Southern Pines Rachel Ann Heath Kinston Nancy Carolyn Henderson , . . Hubert Lois Faye Hewett Supply Charlotte Ann Hicks Clinton Mary Ann Higgs Greenville Maurice Clifton Hilburn Whiteville Milford P. Hill Chocowinity Janie Fields Hinson Walstonburg Mathew Leonard Hitch Jacksonville Howard Bailey Holcomb, Sr. Grifton Edward Vernon Hodges Swan Quarter Hazel Anna Holleman Winston-Salem Barbara Ellen Holler Greensboro CLASS Frances Carolyn Horton Apex Mabel Frankie House Hobgood Nathan Council Hyman Palmyra Richard Earl Ivey Roanoke Rapids Retty Ruth Jackson Rockingham Margaret Ann Jackson Newton Grove John Clifton Johnson Bolivia Laura Frances Johnson Kinston Leonard Eugene Johnson Greenville Shirley Faye Johnson Fairmont -J «  p M «  • sBL  35t «S« Peggy Allen Johnson Durham Grace Marie Jones Kinston fean Allen Jones Raleigh 13 ■ £ f ♦ Mary Ann Jones Kinston W % ™ B 3fc ' ■ H Lesley Blanche Jones Greenville Barbara Helen Kinney Raleigh Emily Knox Leland Tryon Delano Lancaster Fayetteville 1 •« E l ' 1 4 - ? ifll 3 lt Betty Jean Lanier Beulaville Faye Lanier Burgaw Sharon Inez Lanier Chinquapin Ruth Ann Lassiter Four Oaks Barbara Ann LeCroy Nashville Jo Anne Lee Four Oaks John Harris Lisk Albermarle . Marvin Little Winterville Bill Eugene Loving Burlington Carolyn E. Lowder Albemarle V. - .- £j. fi. d JUNIOR ) £ f f 1l ' - f ' fc t JSt ££ ft Jf £ o j L 1 8 1 JW   j -w £L JfL « v te 4Vfe Carol Lee Lucas West End Mary Alice Madry Scotland Neck Edgar Len Maness Fayetteville Paul W. Maness Mt. Olive- Marie Agnes Manguni Lillington Fannie Lou Manning Bailey Hilda Eloise Maready Chinquapen Mary Anne Marshbourne Spring Hope John Wayne Martin Washington Carol Sue Maske Rockingham Corinne D. Matthis New Bern Carolyn Currie Matthews Sanford William Fleming Matthews Enfield Pearl Hogan May Durham Lou Mayo Greenville Hubert McGec, Jr Elizabeth City Justus L. McKeel Bethel Sandra Yvonne Medford Burlington Ethel Poe Mercer Washington Jan Mason Mitchell Hillsboro Sam Douglas Mitchell Greenville Jean Ward Mobley Williamston Carolyn White Moore Fountain Peggy Lou Moore Franklinton Shirley Patricia Moose Salisbury William C. Morris Stella Amory McKinley Mullen Winton Gerald Edmund Murphy China Grove CLASS Patsy Jean Myrick Littleton XSJItf J. Kathleen Neal Louisburg mT B Arthur Sinclair Newman Henderson ' K v jsT Shirley M. Noble Deep Run . E K fL Ella Frances Norton Rockingham Vincent Boyce Oglesby Morehead City Edward P. Oliver Milford, Conn. Anne Byerly Outland Woodland Mary Elizabeth Packer... ...Warsaw „J g MK JBItM James D. Page Williamston Wf | | Kaye Harris Page Halifax V «• ♦ ' W Larry Parler Durham Virginia Rose Parnell . ... Red Springs jlfeSiSk George Thomas Pate Bridgeton JKf _ S Sylvia Jean Pate New Bern VTrti  JF Patricia Faye Patterson Rockingham Roberta L. Patton Marion .. ' .;,-, | S Robert G. Penley Elon College i Wflr Earl Hanson Paterson New Bern HEit — Jo Anne Phelps Aulander £ BWlfc Bruce Marshall Phillips Raeford J S B«fc, Lois Adair Phillips Warsaw William Phillips, Jr Trenton Phyllis Jean Piner Beaufort Carol Ann Pitt Pinetops Clara Frances Poe Varina Donnie Delwood Pollard Ben: Unita Elizabeth Pope Greensb JUNIOR lf p Wilbum Rupert Pope Winst on-Salem Marilyn Glenn Poole Raleigh Durward Wells Potter Jacksonville Rita H. Potter Chocowinity Marvin Roland Pridgen Wilson Jeanne Frances Pritchard Elizabeth City Sara Beth Purvis . . Florence, S. C. Harry Graham Rainey Salisbury Elizabeth Ann Randolph Durham Stanley Grey Rawls Aulandcr Peter M. Raymer Asheville Jane Ellen Riley Fuquay Springs Gwendolyn Robinson Belmont Charles Ray Ross Greenville George Ronnie Rose Goldsboro H. Harrell Ruffin Ahoskie Ann Sauls Eureka Gary Lee Scarboro Kinston Jostlph Daniel Secrest Morganton Jean Faye Sermons Greenville Billy Williams Sharber Elizabeth City Benjamin S. Shepard Southern Pines Evelyn Mae Sherman Fuquay Springs Thomas Samuel Shutt Roanoke Rapids Doreta Evans Simpson Bath A. Louis Singleton Greenville Earl Conrad Sloan Chinquapin Betty Lou Small Greenville CLASS it i Billy Thomas Smith Zebulon W 1 B K Frances Joyce Smith Robersonville rf 5 '  T. 4 „. ' — } 9 j«% — f Bkseke Je annette Smith. . .. . ! 3% - .Wilmington l L k CT- Jimmie David Smith Rocky Mount . ifflK Hffltefci iW ' L tf T. John Leverne Smith Greenville Bfe § Jj ' k is$ ' Joyce Deal Smith Wilson 4F W fl W I Joyce Lucille Smith Selma Xk- - T ' 5C- J Margaret Marie Smith Trinity fl HB !|2 M0 ' w Al Priscilla Lyon Smith Ayden pjj iBk,. jfll l .•■•• ' ■; ' ' B l F Trilby Lee Smith Greenville W P f I ' a «= I Francis R. Spencer Roper  . I | jJJS- • - l — Frank Blades Spitzer Elizabeth City Cttw — 5 ' !! ti B t, .-- , SBk HMA Hi AHfe4H 4Ffll Doris Leone Spivey Tabor City sMP H 4MJ ' .- ' t jb S s Su sie Barrett Spivey Windsor P «K«J ' - W ■■ VS « V 4 V James Rosmond Stanley Washington Hl Jj r .  • afc Jftl. - . jB Marilyn D. Stanley Nakina . W SKO J . ItfcW. 4%3KF ' Patricia Ann Stanley Greenville   V fty! y §4 f . . , _: -_ Zelda Dare Stansbury Raleigh Jgtf Mti gr-. K F_ Charles Cale Starnes Wilmington Jf ' C F V ' Mary Lou Stewart Broadway %f ' ' • . Bkt . tt Wy te. Shelton Eugene Stewart Sanford jMBfefcllV iSBS fe. Jewelle Alice Stokes Greenville rf «fc «. flE -,. Jl (JjL « . 11 Barbara Ann Strickland Clinton It lh - ,. JJ!£t v ' sX - Margaret Ann Strickland Halifax -j im Sf 4 flfrh KbS a. Betty Lee Sugg New Bern JH tfEk fy , gSj|88k Mary Joyce Sugg Snow Hill flP W W ■ ¥ ■ ♦ Beverly Ann Sumner Wilmington L. ' «— ' -. « - JP Jean Elsie Sutton La Grange Lj ' ISfiiJI fc - Rw5 ' lW. JUNIOR . r A © j © £ i ) Janice Kay Swan Southport Karen Marie Swan Southport Vivian Rea Talley Wilmington Anna M. Taylor Choeowinity Evelyn H. Taylor Kinston Atwood Bruton Taylor Kinston Patricia Taylor Williamston Jean Stewart Tetterton Greenville James Carl Thomas Raleigh Jo Ann Thomas Winston-Salem Ann Jean Thompson Windsor James L. Thompson Durham Janice Joan Thompson Smithfield Samuel Neal Trueblood Washington Minnie Louise Turner Wadesboro Garland Wayne Tuton Whiteville Evelyn Sills Tyler Greenville Dorothy E. Tyndall Durham Louie L. Tyndall New Bern Donald Umstead Leaksville Mary Jane Upchurch Four Oaks Richard J. Uzzell Goldsboro Anna Christina Van Andel Holland Edith Florine Vaughan Elm City Audrey Newsome Vinson Ahoskie Jerry McLain Wallace East Rockingham Jo Sue Wallace Aberdeen Virginia Carols ne Wallace Jamesville CLASS Sylvia Juanita Walker Toccoa, Ga. $ p ' 1 Victor Bernord Waller Kinston v I a J Ben A. Ward Williamston „ v Eugene M. Ward Edenton . J J j L I Zl Z W d 4 Vlth Frances Grey . ' ffi| tfflk «S fife iS T JUifWl Moody Hanes Ward Rocky Mount $ ' rE jsJ V Adelaide M. Warren Greenville [ i William Bryan Waters Bath V T Janet McNeill Watson Greenville Jfc , X T J kT , i tkT Philip Anthony Weaver... t fl| g If ' A iBk g W rfB ' Ifc Mamie nn Webb Pinetops J ' ' • W. ' 1 1 S « Nancy Lyon Whitfield Creedmoor J , j| 4A - -Hi ,1 ««k w F «I ' S «■ i - ■ Joe Jesse White Roper «% £ ' f ffe Robert Charles White Whiteville Sallve Bryant Whitehead Dunn Norwood P. Whitehurst Greenville jpWfcu ' i W flk £ Pk 4iP «fcrt Henry Norman Whitener Portsmouth, Va. X «t F- 1 JHt ,Trl f - «• ■ W— ■ Louis Jasper Williford Farmville — , J- ' ' -X. fc — Melvin Yaden Wilkerson Sims fw JS ' .AW Elaine Welch Wilbourne Roanoke Rapids Rl fe B fe k ' fe fl Garland F. Williams, Jr Clarendon dP V 1 M k Jf k % George Neil Williams Rocky Mount F J, .f ? ► « M « «L M  | «. I Iris Gray Williams Erwin ' . , Janet Ruth Williams Elm City ST . Kenneth Eugene IBk ■BKjjtHK Bff K hH. Man Loughlin Williams Southport m . jj JP I wt TOi June Robbs Williamson Princeton Jf aft ]■ ' - ' r 1 - : J ' ' W Shirley Jocelyn Williamson Clarkton «■ J JJL -w , Weston Earl Willis Davis J Kathryn Atkinson Winstead Elm City ] |H v Annie Lillian Wilson Graham JtT |L 4 %. Btt 1 Hattie Ruth Wilson Dunn . V Hi dr« 4 Cjftj 1 . |T I l| «M Helen Maxine Wilson Morganton T B . JS . «► ' _? James Floyd Womble Sanford .d Mm Frances Christine Worrell Rocky Mount nH Bk ' t ' 1 |p Talmage Joseph Woolen Hamlet j SgL Dorothy Jean Yarbrough Wilmington wV «• . ' ' VVSMi lr B Hf Marjorie Florence Yarbrough Sanford UU ,4 i . - SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS After a year ' s experience, exams still pose a problem as Sophomore Class Officers, Jeannette Smith, Treasurer; Jean Fisher, President; Mac Edmundson, Vice-President; and June Quinn, Secretary; look over the exam schedule. Missing from this session is S. G. A. Representative, Joyner Brooks. Betty Blanchard (second from left) is checking to see if Catherine von der Lieth.. Betty Swinson, Peggy Blue, Margaret Frye and Irma Leggett are studying or is it just a jam-session. r-j (.-■ it fr? n jtj r O ft Cl C (fj - : vs? ?? G iv vfc n? f- 15 ?V C Q £ 3 • ? @ FIRST ROW: Peggy Elizabeth Abbott . . Grifto Edith Francoise Alexander Roper Shirley Ann Alford Burlington James Claude Allen Farmville Hilda Gray Apple Gibsonville Avis Alton Armstrong New Bern Gretchen Irene Askew Goldsboro SECOND ROW: Nonie Atkinson Cove City Ed Vance Baldwin, Jr Hallsboro Greenville Banks, Jr. Maple Peggy Ruth Barf ield Dunn Betty Carol Barnes Spring Hope Jimmy Barnes Kenly Jay Franklin Barrington Grimesland THIRD ROW: Stephen G. Basnigth, Jr Manteo Mozelle Bass Spring Hope Robert Ervin Baucom Rockingham Betty Jean Baysden Ernul Eugene Murray Beacham Aurora Virginia Ann Beaman Snow Hill Harold Thompson Beck Asheboro FOURTH ROW: Katherine Odom Belch Ahoskie James Lowell Blake Jacksonville Betty Mae Blanchard Warsaw Peggy Joyce Blue Cartilage Wilma Grey Blue Carthage Jacqueline Ann Boado Wilmington Arthur Franklin Bodkin Greenville FIFTH ROW: Willa Rae Bowen Rocky Mount Sammie Jane Bowman Germanton Gwendolyn Paul Boyd Bath Marjorie Ellis Boyd Winterville Nancy Cooper Boyd Nashville Sylvia Lolita Bovkin Sims Abner Sells Braddy Bath SIXTH ROW: Margaret Frances Brake Rocky Mount Dorothy Elaine Branch Greenville Faye Larkin Branch Winterville Billie Joyce Briley Chicod Vivian Marie Brinson Wallace Barbara Lee Britt Richmond, Va. Zilphia E. Britt Newton Grove SOPHOMORE $ jn a A q c ft ft Q O fiL — - a . -« ft t% Charlotte Dianne Britton Smithfield Carol Marguerite Brooks Camp Lejeune Sara Parkin Brooks Beaufort Barbara Jane Brothers South Mills David Gordon Brown Plymouth Douglas L. Brown Rockingham James Alton Brown, Jr Rose Hill SECOND ROW: Betty Jean Bryan Garner Doris Mac Bryan Lumberton Retha Bryan Kitty Hawk R. Jennings Bryan Raleigh Alice Vernita Bryant Cerro Gordo Maybell Bryant Pendleton Sarah Alice Bryson Apex THIRD ROW: Nancy Warren Buck Grimesland Robert Lee Bunch, Jr Edenton Shirley Ann Burrus Thomasville Betty Jo Butts Angier Decoma Jane Byrd Garner Richard Curtis Byrd Hamlet William Earl Cain Rockingham FOURTH ROW: Edith Carol Cameron Sanford Mildred Moore Cameron Broadway Patty Maria Carr Clinton Betty Jane Carraway Snow Hill Velma Jordan Carrall Greenville Samuel David Carson Williamston Carl R. Carter Tarboro FIFTH ROW: Eunice Frances Castellow Conway Lloyd Ralph Chason Rocky Mount Cecil Clifton Cheek Roxboro Thomas Mack Cherry Everetts Helen Joanne Clarke Siler City Sara Ann Coley Wilmington Mary Elizabeth Colwell Turkey SIXTH ROW: Catherine Ann Cook Durham Margaret Nadine Cook Clarks Nancy Ann Cooke Dunn Patrida Ann Cope Fayetteville Barbara Ann Corbett Pinetops Ann Craft Council Chapel Hill Bobby Ray Cousins Kinston CLASS m3 FIRST flow: Carol Ann Cox Kinston Lemuel Howard Cox Goldsboro Walter Lee Cox, Jr Greenville Barabara June Cozart Greenville Charles L. Cranford Asheboro June Frances Crews Creedmoor Annie Doris Critcher Oxford SECOND BOW: Nancy Kearns Crouse Lexington Robert Thomas Crumpler Goldsboro Anna Miller Crutchfield Durham Lorraine Cullom Roanoke Rapids William King Curry Williamsport, Pa. ettie Jean Dameron Pelham Frances Daniel Snow Hill ! Laura Joan Daniels Wanchese Shirley Mae Daniels Wanchese Shirley Susan Darden Clinton Hettie Mildred Daughtry Faison Robert S. Daughtry Clinton Betty June Davenport Tarboro Fred Allen Davenport Plymouth FOURTH ROW: Gloria Faye Davis New Bern Melbourne Glenn Davis Rocky Mount Thomas Oliver Davis Erwin Charles Thomas Day Greenville Nancy Marie Day Angier Esther Ann Denny Tarboro Richard Denton Tarboro FIFTH ROW: Vivian Dale Doughtie Whitakers Elizabeth Ann Dowdy Greenville John Royster Dupree Angier Neel Dupree Greenville Jeanne Duvall Wilmington George H. Earnshaw. Ill Erwin Dwight A. Eatmon Raleigh SIXTH ROW: Janie Ruth Edmondson Bethel William Mack Edmondson, Jr Kinston Harold Dean Edwards Red Springs Jean Harvey Edwards Snow Hill Alice Faye Etheridge Engelhard Marie Etheridge Manteo Shirley Janet Eure Hertford SOPHOMORE B I — — HU $ © © © P D kit Marion Murray Evans New Bern Roy William Evans . ' Hertford Patricia Ann Everton Columbia Virginia Elizabeth Everson Washington Jimmy M. Ferrell Lucama DeWitt Clinton Fillmore Presque Isle, Maine Freda Jean Fisher Wilmington SECOND ROW: Frances Parker Fitts Siler City Louise Fitzgerald Selma Judith Joann Flowers Elm City Bennie Carol Fogleman Gibsonville Ann Berry Fordham Kinston Ida Rouse Fordham Albertson Mary Jane Forrest Greenville THIRD ROW: Margaret Lou Frye Carthage Joyce Elizabeth Fulcher Robersonville Dons Eloise Fulghum Roanoke Rapids Frances Wynnette Garner Greenville Shirley Ann Garner Franklinton Peggy Mae Garrett Greenville Mary Catherine Garris Deep Run FOURTH ROW: Betty Sue Gay Peggy Ann Gay Bernice Joyce Gaylord. Ann Barton George Harry B. Gerock June Elizabeth Giddeons. Dunn Whitakers Pantego Richmond, Va. Atlantic Rocky Mount James Howard Gill Raleigh FIFTH ROW: Oscar Benton Gilley . Frank Sterling Gillikin Bessie Janet Glenn.... Adiana June Goldston Dorothy Jean Gooch Leaksville Beaufort Elizabeth City Wallace Franklinton Marion Jeanette Goodwin Edenton Fan Green Zebulon Charles La Verne Greene FarmviJle Loretta K. Griffin Dover Shirley Ann Gunn Providence Shirley Ann Gupton Areola Peggy Jean Gurkins Asheboro Lois James Haddock Avden Ruffin C. Hall ... . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' .Selma CLASS r 1 ft i€ 0 tk 1 9 a Q Ml £ £ © a fa «• Sally Patricia Hall Fayetteville Kay Pilley Hargrove Weldon Shirley Ray Hargrove Snow Camp Joseph M. Harper New Bern David Lee Harris Burlington Donald Baldwin Harris Lauringburg Eddie N. Harris Williamston FOURTH ROW: Emma Ruth Herman Enfield Betty Anne Hewett Shallotte Esther Lee Hickman Chocowinity Elizabeth L. Hicks Franklinton Rodney Delmore Hicks Deep Run Emma Dora Hill Atlantic Jo Ann Hill Elizabeth City SECOND ROW: Joy Ann Harris Washington Man Ann Harris Hertford Edwin Francis Harrison Goldsboro Nanette Harrison Williamston Bobby Gene Hathaway Farmville Frances Anne Harvey Littleton Eugene Hayman Coinjock FIFTH ROW: Robert Edwin Hill Goldsboro Tennielean Hill Rougemont Curt Hinton, Jr Kenly Ron Gray Hodge Jacksonville Treasure Hodges Washington Willie Carol Honeycutt Dunn Bobby Ray Hoover Kinston THIRD ROW: Virginia Blanche Hearne Mt. Gilead Edna Janet Heath Cove City John Kinsey Heath Kinston Margaret Frank Heath Elizabeth Citv Barbara Ann Heckstall Windsor Bobbie Jean Herring Greenville Robert Lovette Herring Fremont Betty Lou Howard Kinston Catherine Ann Howard Kinston Kenneth L. Howard Pink Hill William N. Howard Raleigh Nancy Faye Howell Greenville William Daniel Hudson Dunn Laurice Miller Hughes Stedman SOPHOMORE a, P) v- ' j ci a a $ v o a fti f ft £| p. A V it . y £ P £ 9 p FIRST HOW: Mary J. Hughes Ash Faye Daugherty Huggins Cove City Patricia Ann Humphrey Kinston Alice Grey Hunnings New Bern Wilson Delnionte Hux Weldon Robert Stadley Hyatt Ahoskie Elizabeth Ann Hylton Stephens C, Va. SECOND ROW: Jacqueline Ipock Cove City Patricia Anne Jackson Parkton Harold L. Jackson Dunn Suebelle Jackson Dunn Janice Elizabeth James Stokes Furney Keith James Williamston Lois Jennette Mt. Olive THIRD ROW: Betty Jean Johnson Magnolia Gertie Jean Johnson Kinston Jimmy Lee Johnson Pink Hill Martha Ann Johnson Benson Susan Margaret Johnson Clinton Walter E. Johnson Elizebethtown Carolyn Joyce Jones Elizabeth City FOURTH ROW: Charlotte Gray Jones Nashville Margaret Louise Jones Laurel Hill Margie Ruth Jones Snow Hill Marion Sidney Jones Charleston, S. C. Mary Elizabeth Jones Wilmington Ray Warren Jones, Jr Manteo Ruth Selwyn Jones Greensboro fifth row: Sybil G. Jones Vanceboro Christine Rae Joyner Mt. Olive Julia Smith Joyner Snow Hill Paul H. Joyner, Jr Weldon Polly Ann Kearney Snow Hill Robert Douglas Kearns Albemarle Benjamin F. Keaton Belhaven Tylon Moore Kerman, Jr Rockv Mount Ivah Kiger Rural Hall Sylvia Jeannette Kinlaw St. Pauls Roy Neil Knight Sanford Nick Deens Kornegay Albertson Milford Judson Lamb Elizabeth City Ralph Lee Lamm Wilson CLASS ® P O Q O £■}£)£ r-% t fli FIRST BOW: Shirley Ann Lamm Wilson Lawrence Edwin Lane Stantonsburg Donald R. Larimore Winston-Salem Ann Elizabeth Lassiter Plymouth Julia Perry Leary Edenton Helen Allene Lee Oriental Catherine G. Lee Beaufort SECOND BOW: Irma Gray Leggett Raleigh William Clifton Leonard Roxboro Richard Carlton Leonard Erwin Shirley Jean Lewis Mt. Olive Catherine von der Lieth Wilmington Francis Eugene Lilley Williamston Shelton Earl Lilley Williamston THIBD BOW: Peggie Marie Limer Norlina Joseph Carroll Lina Davis Jane E. Lingle China Grove Jean Anne Liverman Winterville Cecil Earl Long Jamesville Charles K. Lovelace New Bern William P. McArthur Fayetteville FOURTH BOW: Dorothy Carole McCoy Kinston Richard Thomas Mclntyre Rocky Mount Ernest Lindley McFarland Henderson Sally Jean McKay Elizabethtown Linwood Wayne McKinney Scranton Joan Carolyn McKenzie Wilmington Marshall Allen McLamb Coats FIFTH ROW: Billy Powell McLawhorn Ayden Shirley Ann McLawhorn Grimesland Shirley Anne McLawhorn Ayden John McPhaul Raeford Nellie McPherson Clarendon Alta Ann Mallard Trenton Myrl E. Maness Mt. Olive SIXTH ROW: Peggy Gold Mangum Walstonburg Helen L. Mann Manteo Bobby Mann Newport Mac Edwin Manning Williamston Evelyn Arlene Manning Robersonville Larry Charles Martin Cramerton Janice Marie Mason Swansboro SOPHOMORE ft (!lA A : ,i ? a P fc Ar 4 lb O ft o FIRST ROW: John Thomas Massey Princeton Ann L. Mayo Plymouth Margaret Anne Mellon Winterville Albert Metts Trenton Frances Jane Midyette Fairfield Mable Ann Mills Greenville Marcia Annis Milne Rocky Mount SECOND ROW: Janet Masan Mitchell Ahoskie -B avid Eieietl Mi Teliet K3IeB5r5— Patricia Ann Mitchell Roanoke Rapids Joyce Ann Mitchiner Henderson Barbara Earle Modlin Portsmouth, Va. Horace Everett Modlin Jamesville Lillian Rebecca Moore Washington THIRD ROW: Frank Leslie Moore Farmville Shirley David Moore Norlina Billie Gray Morris Tarboro Elizabeth R. Munden New Bern , L °u Murphy Louisburg Clinton Rawles Murray Arapahoe Zebulon Baird Musgrave Pikeville O v$ i O jj?| £ FOURTH ROW: Sybal Louise Neese Mebane Faye Newton New Bern Shirley Anne Newton Farmville J. B. Nichols Greenville Marie Nicholson Vaughan Estalene Nobles Tabor Citv Dewey Taft Oakley, Jr Roxboro FIFTH ROW: Dolores Jean O ' Brien Youngstown, Ohio Pauline Kerry O ' Neal Lake Landing Robert Union O ' Neal Bath Avanelle Osborne Albemarle Edward B. Outlaw Rich Square Evelyn E. Outlaw Kinston Peggy Anne Outlaw Kinston SIXTH ROW: Alfred R. Owens Edenton Jerry H. Padgett Franklins ill.- Carlton Robert Parker, Jr Pollocksville Francis Marie Parks La Grange Lawrence H. Parrish Benson Rachel Marie Parsons Maysville Mercer Cranor Parrott, Jr Kinston CLASS 5 £ 5? © © £ FIRST ROW: Patricia Anne Patterson Scotland Neck Edward Williams Patton Mebane James David Pearson Swepsonville Rhoda Fay Peel Williamston Mary Jacqueline Pendergraft Durham Ferlon Adrienne Perkins Timberlake Judith Faye Phillips Scotland Neck SECOND ROW: Sara Jane Phillips Snow Hill Martha Sue Pond Hamlet D ' Este Merryman Poole Petersburg, Va. Paul Popov Kinston Eugene Marion Porter Whiteville Rachel Dell Powell Warrenton Vertie Mae Powell Enfield THIRD ROW: Robert LeRoy Powell Kinston Audrey Powell Dover Millie Allen Price Rocky Mount Patricia Anne Purvis Ash June Allen Quinn Wallace Janice Faye Raby Elizabeth City Retha Mason Radcliffe Pantego FOURTH ROW: Charles Ormond Radford LaGrange Catherine Raper Snow Hill Jerry Porter Register Elizabethtown Marguerite Ann Register Rose Hill Rruce Irving Reynolds Shawboro Ann Fordham Rhem Kinston Janice Faye Rhem Kinston FIFTH ROW: Lowell Minton Rhodes Windsor Johnny Ray Rice Kinston Emma Sue ' Richards Zebulon Julia Lynn Riddick Scotland Neck Frances Rebecca Riddle Rocky Mount Willard John Roberts Baltimore Edith Peatross Rogers Raleigh SIXTH ROW: Sally May Rogers Wilson Kenith Rogerson Tarboro Lexine Rollins Bethel Rosemary Veronica Romanus New Bern Betty L. ' Rose Newton Grove Horace Leslie Rose, Jr Richmond, Va. Damaris Ross Garner SOPHOMORE h (fy p f j C| n R P O rt A ft wlj « • J -J C |- A l k ! «.$ !- • ' • Jh 4 v f | FOUHTH ROW: Oscar A. Rota Lima, Peru, S. A. Patsy Ann Rowe Aurora Herbert K. Royal Supply Patricia Gayle Safrit Mt. Gilead Betty Julia Salmons Back Bay, Va. Ammie Ray Sanderson Magnolia James Herman Sanderson Kinston SECOND ROW: Dorothy Sandlin Rose Hill Bobby Joe Sasser Dover Gloria Sawyer Grantsboro Douglas B. Schafran Lillington Elizabeth L. Scott Goldsboro Carol Anne Sellers Shullotte Mildred Jeanette Sellars Grifton THIRD ROW: Billy Ray Sells Tarawa Terrace Fred Earl Sexton Rocky Mount David Whitman Shearin Littleton Jeannette Sibbette St. Pauls Mary Sideris Greenville Charles Vardell Simmons Kenly Hubert Grady Simonds New Bern W. Elizabeth Simmons Bessemer City Alma Louise Sloan Kittrell William John Slot Pantego Agnes Elizabeth Smith Rutherford College Barbara Jean Smith Windsor Charlie Woodrow Smith Fairmont Dock Garner Smith Princeton FIFTH ROW: Frances Darlene Smith Lillington Johnny G. Smith Kinston Loyce Smith Chocowinity Milton Smith, Jr. Cedar Island Nancy Louise Smith Whiteville Robert L. Smith, Jr Farmville Sally Joyce Smith Chocowinity James Winton Southerland Magnolia Catherine Novella Spain Knotts Island Barbara Ann Speight Roanoke Rapids Lindo Terry Spencer Hamlet Rebecca Jane Stallings Louisburg Betty Wrenn Stancil Erwin E. Jacquelyn Stephens Raleigh CLASS 2 pa h fry |TA L J JB JUT- f K j f p t «i 1 f r •  V 1$ 3 p ft $9 O A wi FIRST ROW: Joyce Ann Stephenson Goldsboro John E. Stevens Salem, Va. Ann Elizabeth Stokes Greenville Mary Lou Stone Kittrell Dewey R. Straughn Clinton Barbara Ann Sutton Durham Frances Lorraine Sutton Faison SECOND ROW: Ollie Delaney Sutton LaGrange Nancy Joan Suitt Durham Shirley Summers Gibsonville Thelma Shore Swinson Warsaw Callie Gloria Taylor Siler City Ernest W. Taylor Chocowinity Gary Wells Taylor Magnolia THIRD ROW: Jeter P. Taylor, Jr Trenton Kay Carolyn Taylor Fremont Robert David Taylor Kinston Robert S. Taylor, Jr Semora Ruth Ailene Taylor Sea Level Shirley G. Taylor Lucama Janet Faye Teachey Rose Hill FOURTH ROW: Wiley B. Teal Wadesboro Betty Ruth Thompson LaGrange Syrena Grey Thompson Whiteville Harriette A. Thornton Clinton James Arthur Tingle Alliance Loyd Eugene Treadway Cramerton James R. Tripp Greenville FIFTH HOW: Doris Carolyn Troutman Alberdeen Harold Curtis Troxler Burlington Barbara Tucker Magnolia Mary Jane Tucker Grimesland Eula V. Tugwell Farmville John W. Turnage Farmville June Carolyn Turner Greenville SIXTH ROW: Philip Tysinger Wilmington William Underseth Swansboro Charles Vandiford Farmville Sylvia Serle Vaughan Scotland Neck Peggy Ann Vause Tarboro Marie Vines Arlington, Va. Roy Thomas Waggoner Dunn SOPHOMORE 3 A (ftp FIRST ROW: Wilnier Dunn Walker, Jr Plymouth Joe Rex Wallace Clayton Helen Brown Walter Salisbury James Hulin Walton Lexington Jo Ann Warren Robersonville Larry G. Wayne New Bern Jinimie Webb Stantonsburg Thomas Wells Wallace SECOND ROW: Eleanor Joyce West Wilmington Alton Whaley, Jr Rose Hill Alice White Guilford College Ernest White, Jr Edenton Judson Warren Whitehurst Stokes Lindia Whitehurst Greenville Edna Whitfield Snow Hill Barbara Jean Whitfield Kinston THIRD ROW: Robert Wilkins Woodsdale Virginia Wilkins Kinston , Margaret Sue Willett Raleigh Mary Ellen Williams Hookerton Peggy Williams Winterville Shirley Williams Hookerton Frances Williamson Chadbourn Ann Rose Wilson Tarboro pA ♦ fP FOURTH ROW: George Wilson Valdese Larry Wilson Weldon Martha Wilson Mt. Olive Sybile Wilson Shelby Jack Windley Newport News, Va. Shirley Winborne Sims James Winstead, Jr Tabor City Raye Winstead Spring Hope FIFTH ROW: Hannah Wollett Essex Wallace Wolverton, Jr Greenville Betty Lou Wood Gaffney, S. C. Bertha Mae Woodcock Atkinson Lois June Woolard Washington Elaine Worthington Winterville L. Smith Worthington Greenville Gypsie Y. Wrenn Salisbury SIXTH ROW: Jack C. Wynne Bethel Mar jorie Neal Wright Halifax Malcolm W. Yates, Jr Fayetteville Louise Yelverton Sarotoga Ronnie F. Yergan Durham Peggy Ann York Asheboro CLASS FRESHMEN Freshman Class Officers: Ken Chalker, President, Lillian Griffin, SGA Rep- resentative; L a V e r n e Strickland, Treasurer; and Jimmy Phelps, Vice- President. Missing from the group is Johnnie Simpson, Secretary. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Although our page is arranged backwards no longer will we be poor ' Mixed-up Freshmen for Spring is just around the corner. Studying for those final Spring exams are Calvin Chesson, Mary Ann Bradford, Janet Mitchell, Jane Crofton, John Karanikas. — FRESHMAN Adron D. Adams, Jr Greenville Arthur Sanford Adams Durham Nancy White Adams Angier Luke Doughton Alexander Statesville Patricia Rose Alexander Rockv Mount Lester Elbert Alford, Jr Whitakers Dallas Fred Allen Ayden Patricia S. Alston Warrenton Sarah Catherine Aman Jacksonville June Anita Anderson Elizabeth City Tanya Vone Anderson Fountain Betty Marie Andrews Bethel Olivia Thelma Armstrong New Bern William Vance Arnold Greenville Betty Joan Ashley Whiteville Barbara Ann Atkins Littleton Frances Lynette Atkinson Cove City Mary Ann Austin Sanford Joilet Autry Falcon George Vernon Bagley Hobbsville Guy Loey Bailey, Jr Fair Bluff Richard Everette Bailey Faison Ruth Hazel Bailey Williamston Edward W. Baker Weeksville Florence Louise Baker Elizabeth Citv Ollie Ray Baker Wendell Robert Osbern Ballance Manteo Hattie Ruth Banks New Bern Thetis M. Barfield Chadbourn Tommy Eugene Barkley Troutman Max Brevard Barrett Kannapolis Allie Mae Barnes Coats Lura Jean Barnes Clayton Eloise Bass Lucama John Edwin Bass Newton Grove Sallie Louvenia Bass Kenly Jesse Vause Beaman Wendell Elizabeth Carolyn Bell Henderson Kenneth Ray Bell Kenansville Alice Faye Benton Chadbourn Frank Eldridge Benton Bethel Charlie Earl Bishop Washington Marguerite Elizabeth Bisgard Cherry Point Gerald W. Black Washington Bettie Lou Blackwell Oxford Wynona Blanchard Morehead City Barbara Jean Blanton Teachey Wilda Mae Blizzard Deep Run Virginia Catherine Bobbitt Rich Square Jo Ann Elizabeth Booth Durham Martha Teiitha Boughman Selma James Jarman Bowden Kenansville Milton Bowen Williamston Darrell Milton Boyd Rocky Mount C) P p ft jh A «-3 ©£@JL£L ft ft A SI fS O — Q pj t:: ) ° P p f fK| Afi wk feat 9 kbflkT t CLASS O ff jr ' 4 P P © a e e a ft Jesse R. Boyd, Jr Greenville James A. Bracey Mt. Olive Barbara Braddy New Bern Mary Ann Brafford Henderson Spencer T. liraswell Smithfield Llyod J. Bray, Jr Greenville Ann Brewer Greenville Harold J. Briley Grimesland Anne Bright Elizabeth City Ellen Brinson Grantsboro Milton B. Britt Faison Sylvia Anne Britt Rowland Polly Ann Brady Greenville Jerry T. Brooks Rockingham Cecil B. Brown Greenville Hilda Grey Brown Magnolia Margaret Brown Rich Square Rebecca Ann Brown Graham Viola Mae Brown Greenville Peggy Ann Bullock Lumberton Ruth Jean Burchette Holly Springs Margaret Burden Windsor James F. Burnette Tarboro Bertram M. Burriss Southport Nancy J. Burroughs Raleigh George W. Burton Rocky Mount Patricia Jean Bush Churchland, Va. Betty Lee Butler Elizabethtown Thomas M. Byrd Henderson Mary Willis Cain White Oak Max F. Cameron Olivia James A. Campbell Rocky Mount Mabel Lois Cannon Mt. Olive Janie Capps Springlake William C. Capps Smithfield Alvis B. Carr, Jr., Rocky Mount Sidney V. Carraway Farmville Salvatore Charles Caruso Boston, Mass. Glenda Case Roanoke Rapids Arthur D. Caudill Goldsboro Roger W. Caudill Goldsboro Sanford P. Cayton Edenton Kenneth L. Chalker Atlanta, Ga. Glenn F. Cherry Stokes Jack Cherry Washington Calvin W. Chesson Williamston Carole E. Chesson Roper Jimmy W. Clark Sanford Phyllis M. Clayton Roxboro Gene E. Clodfelter Winston-Salem Robert C. Cobb Petersburg, Va. Jean L. Cole Pinetops Margaret F. Conyers Rich Square Mattie Ann Cooke Mt. Olive FRESHMAN Herbert Sidney Corey Greenville Mary Costulis Belhaven Joseph Braxton Council Apex Margaret Ann Covington Lumber Bridge Evelyn Cowan Robersonville Anthony Poe Cox Richlands Janice Marguerite Cox Oak City Eugene Carson Crawford, Jr E. Rockingham Jamie Warren Creech Snow Hill William Kenneth Crocker Smithf ield Jane Carol Crofton Plymouth Rose Isabel Cude Greensboro Howard Taylor Cutler Washington William Renfrew Dail Parker, Fla. Nancy James Dalrymple Laurinburg Patricia Nell Daniel Nashville Patricia Ruth Daniels Beaufort James Alex Daughety Kinston Billy Ray Daughtry Newton Grove Ellen Christine Daughtry Faison James Ventress Daughtry Kenansville Betty Jean Davenport Robersonville William Roger Davenport Deep Run Carlisle Newton Davis Manteo Elizabeth Ann Davis Norlina HarFiette Elizabeth Davis Kinston Peggy Louise Davis Winston-Salem William Carroll Davis Davis Frances Lee Dawson Dunn Janet Kay Dawson Belhaven Mary Millicent Deans Wilson Jo Ann DeBruhl New Bern Letty Bridgers De Loatch Conway Edwin Arnold Dennis Durham Miriam Joyce Dennis Grifton William Donald Desern Raleigh Van Grayson Dicken Roanoke Rapids Patricia Anne Dickerson Oxford Katherine I. Dismuke Burlington William Clarence Dixon, Jr Kinston Sally Donovan Longmeadow, Mass. Furman Ray Doty Winston-Salem Edith Marie Doughtie Bethel Claud Thomas Duke, Jr Henderson Henry Gray Dunn, Jr Ayden Patricia Carolyn Dunn Raleigh Robert Louis Dyson Buena Vista, Va. Beth Carolyne Earp Angier Horace Ray Eason Tyner Ruth Joan Eason Hookerton Joel Pearson Easterling Swanquarter William Thomas Edison Jacksonville Jane Edwards Grimesland Opal Mayhew Edwards Chocowinity s e © gpg £5 f £ P ft fl oWSpr S ft ' £ P ft ft pp§0 © s n ft ft p 3 £ a g a 5 ft A ft A ft Sarah E. Edwards Sharpsburg William R. Edwards Tarboro Sallie B. Ellen Rocky Mount D. Vinson Ellenberg Charlotte Larry D. Elmore Kinston Thomas A. El-Raney Farmville Patsey L. Epley Valdise John D. Epperson Newbern Charles D. Etheridge Wilson Janice G. Etheridge Nashville Billie F. Evans Parkersburg Sarah D. Everett Williamston Letha Joe Evans Jonesville John W. Eves Elizabeth City Barbara Ann Faircloth Salemburg Glenda J. Faircloth Fayetteville Stephen T. Farish Ayden Sylvia G. Farmer Wilson Margaret Anne Faulkner Ayden Walter E. Faulkner Benson John A. Fields Bamseur Robert C. Fields, Jr. Greenville Sylvia C. Fields Goldsboro Barbara J. Fisher Fayetteville Robert T. Fleming Morgantown Edwin M. Fleming Franklinton Mary Jo Fleming Grimesland Mary J. Fletcher Elizabeth City James E. Floors Princeton Eugene R. Floyd Fairmont Mary T. Flynn Clinton Frances E. Folk Raleigh Marcia D. Forbes Farmville Edna D. Forff Bethel Elbert J. Ford Fairmont Barbara W. Fowler Raleigh Dorothy G. Frazier Fremont Betty Mae Freeman Zebulon Penelope M. Freeman Ahoskie Suzanne M. Fretz Graham Donald G. Fulcher Beaufort Mary L. Fussell Rosehill Ronald F. Gaines Goldston Betty J. Gallimore Leaksville Marojie A. Garner Roanoke Rapids Betty J. Garrett Julian William T. Gartman, Jr Portsmouth, Va. Carole S. Gayb New Bern Rebecca D. Gaylord Roper James L. Gearhart Hubert Margaret J. Geddie Rocky Mount Walter Gerock Maysville Dolores Y. Gibson Reidsville Vivian D. Gibson Greensboro RESHMAN Margaret Elizabeth Gilbert Kinston W M IT I K l At Mavis Yvonne Gilchrist Roseboro M- ' m m — • • 1 « -« J — T-. - M - Wallace Lee Giles Raleigh M F « . IF — - ' f A _= . William Jackson Ginn Snow Hill V TUL fc Vv J ■L ' -J Lorraine Obie Gooding BStaa h WWh H A. H l fe i. SBh I Charles Brantley Gordon Clayton f f V k 1 f J  Elderee Gore Nakina f flf T «B ?Ch « •) « ! •. ' John William Gore E. Rockingham „. V A VL f George Watkins Gould Portsmouth, Va. A J It W ' .- a. ' lL=r Joyce Ann Green Durham r % T 1  I ViV B Phvllis Yarbrough Greene Abbeville. S. C. 3  ■ f W W I- - T 1 ■ ' • T T jM Roy C. Greene Siler Cit • - ,  V - ' 1 fc . W 4 || - ' Sanders Lee Grantham Stantonsburg K jtl ' lL. .. -S- WL s i W . - Barbara Ann Grav . . .. 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I J A W , Clara Fay Hardee Rockingham i « V W 1 ' I - « ' ' J 5 W— • ■[ Jack Sheppard Hardison Stokes - l — V . Joseph Edwin Hardison Plymouth T - ' JW , A ' r 1 Jl Jean Carol Hargett New Bern t W0 H . - - . A T J Pat Budd Harmon A 1 1 BjSefl Hf I Janie Carole Harper Deep Run M ' F B. MT ■ M W W W 1 Barbara Jane Harrell Colerain  «T M ■■ • V _ i |nq V «f W 1 Shirley Corine Harrell Edenton « - M - 7 ' ,- 1 . t J Herman Roudolph Harrelson Brunswick VC W LT J jS y JL. =V A ) Helen Gamble Harris Laurinburg JF« |L W V «« • «r w ' W W Herbert O. Harris Greensboro A J| ■ • W ' - JL +■ J J rS loin, havniond llirris I Utioton ' , ferfT .-v L v ' l i Mary Sue Harris Leechville ftifWJhl atffrr tfc - . WV Mwk. SHftW. Sadie Louise I larris Havelock jBH • - v ' . ' ' + Stf W « EB JH v H b1 ! CLASS € £ © £ ;.h ik. 5 1 1 4 tt t? t L ilk pi. ft .o ' • ft ft ■ a 3 P) Wilnia A. Harris Roanoke Rapids Herman G. Harrison Rocky Mount Guelda F. Hartman Winston-Salem Henry B. Hathaway Tarboro Mary Beth Hawes Watha Cathryn I. Hay Spencer Roscoe H. Heath Chicod Martha Jane Hilton Sanford Janis M. Henderson Stony Point Charles Herring, Jr Kinston Phoebe F. Herring Roseboro Sehna B. Herring Tarboro Patricia A. Hester Hurdle Mills Billie J. Hewett Ash Vivian E. Hewett Wilmington Janice L. Hilburn Council Janet M. Hill,, Elizabeth City James L. Hinnant Lucama Geneva Hinson Whiteville Kathryn A. Hinton , Kenly Martha G. Hodge Rutherfordton James E. Hodges Washington Nancy E. Hollingsworth Rocky Mount Joseph T. Holt Apex Martha C. House Wilson Na. ' .cy L. Houston Warsaw Billy G. Hudgins Beaufort Donald F. Huffman Trenton Ann C. Hughes Pollocksville Frances L. Hughes St. Brides, Va. « ' ' ' Claude T. Hull Durham . Ma Taret H umphrey Red Sprin gs. O C V C Robert L. Hunt ' Stantonsburg - ' - ° ' Shirley J. Ingram Sanford Mary A. Isles Thelma Shirley J. Ivey Roanoke Rapids Douglas A. Jackson Winterville Garland E. Jackson Dunn Lawson A. Jackson Henderson Nancy L. Jackson . , Winterville Phyllis A. Jackson Griffon Samuel E. Jackson Spring Hope A. Cecil James Manning, S. C. Betsy Earline James Bethel Dcttie Jo James Wilmington Council T. Jarman Kinston Laura S. Jenkins Rockingham Thomas Howard Jenkins Greensboro Linwood E. Jennings Elizabeth City Chris E. Johnson Tryon Joyce E. Johnson Garner Nettie F. Johnson Princeton Patricia A. Johnson Lillington Vivie L. Johnson Goldsboro ; PfsA v% y FRESHMAN •2 Martha Murdoch Johnston Paw Creek Jf iL W %. W J W l 1 Cecilia Gayle Jones Leechville  A ft. tg W ■ W 3 ■ W ' ?  f • Jf, , J Charlotte Jones Littleton X wv ■ ,v k I .«_ v _ Cicero Daniel Jones Red Oak Z S V= j - , Edv in Blane Jones Walstonburg 1 . - t ' V ' V jA w, | 1 Harold Lee Jones Louisburg ' -. ' ' Sfek t Hl Jft . d Bh A B T i Jasper Dean Jones Oxford tf ' %t f f l fl Patricia Jones Farmville J -. — ' • ft _■ _ ■ ,l . - !  «o£ ft «rf. 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C sa--o ' -v£z S ' e-cr ' - £ af x ' £L , zC ¥Ct € • .- - ' • - Momentaril y distracted by the photographer, the members of the Student Government Executive Council are discussing an important student problem. Seated on the floor are Wade Cooper, President and Barbara Strickland, Secretary. On the sofa, left to right are: Louis Singleton, Jane Kanoy, Jim Alexander, Ann Bowles, Elsie Lawson, and Howard Rooks. Gathered around them are Kris Ander- son, Faye O ' Neal, and Ed Matthews. WADE COOPER President Student Government The job as Student Government President is always a challenging one, but, Wade Cooper has done an excellent job of guiding the Student Legislature and the whole student body in work- ing for a better East Carolina. Louis Singleton, 1st V. Pres. Jim Alexander, 2nd V. Pres. Barbara Strickland, Secretary Howard Rooks, Treasurer Billy Sharbcr, Asst. Treasurer Raby Edwards, Historian Kris Anderson Charlie Bedford Kenneth Bellamy Owen Bessellieu Emo Boado Kenneth Bordeaux Ann Bowles Emily Boyce Carolyn Bullard Calvin Butt Jean Buchanan Decoma Byrd Kenneth Chalker Louis Clark Kenneth Cole Harold Colson Sally Credle Joyce Croom Jack Cutler Harvey Davis Tommy Davis Jean Dupree Jean Fisher Hugh Flowers Milton Foley Lillian Griffin Pat Goodwin Frank Hammond Janey House Jack Hudson Dottie J. Jones Jane Kanoy Don King Gene Lanier Elsie Lawson Erleen Lilly Willa Dean Lindsay Roy McGinnis Dalton Mann Ed Matthews Irving Maynard Lou Mayo Faye O ' Neal Mary Jo Outland Roy Overton Patsy Pappendick Janice Penny Mildred Reynolds Jane Riley Sally Sedgwick Ann Siler Grace Smith Joyce Smith Peggy Spruill Bobby Thomas J. C. Thomas Janet Watson P P ft p ft es f% f% p Q o | MTftdfcgd • I m? 1 BUDGET COMMITTEE Seated: Joyce Croom, Joyce Smith, Mar- celine Aycock, Howard Rooks, Chairman; Miss Audrey Dempsy, Advisor . . . Standing: Charlie Bedford, Milton Foley, Dr. Clinton Prewett, Advisor; and Billy Sharber. Standing Committees of the Student Government Association PRODUCTIONS COMMITTEE Jean Dupree, Chairman; Ann Johnson, and Doug Mitchell. POINTS SYSTEM COMMITTEE Left to Right: Owen Bessellieu, Chairman; Katherine Dismuke, and Ben Wolverton. HANDBOOK COMMITTEE Left to Right: Billy Sharber, Mary Packer, Jim Winstead, Mildred Reynolds, Chairman; and Damaris Ross. 1T . ® $0t ® £D - - AWARDS COMMITTEE Hugh Young and Don King, Chairman CAMPUS IMPROVEMENT COMMITTEE Milton Foley, Chairman and Ann Siler ELECTIONS COMMITTEE Harriett Davis, Vivian Talley, Lou Manning, Sally Sedgwick, Chairman; Ronnie Rose, Peggy Bunton, Eddie Dennis. % WOMEN ' S JUDICIARY Mary Jo Outland, Dottie James, Minnie Turner, Elsie Lawson, Chairman; Shirley Moose, Peggy L. Spruill, Carolyn Bullard . . . Standing: Janey House, Maxine Case and Emily Boyce. MEN AND WOMEN JUDICIARIES MEN ' S JUDICIARY Gene Lanier, Ed Matthews, Chairman; and Kris Anderson. SL-tf V tk Seated from left to right. Sadie Francis, Dr. John R. Bennett, Sara Giles, Betty Jo Carroll, Shirley Haskins, Charlie Bedford, Standing from left to right: Joilet Autry, Jean Creech, Parker Marks, Patsy Davis, Toppy Hayes, Eugene Hayman, and Mamie J. Chandler. Inter - Religious Council Composed of representatives from all religious groups on the campus and advised by the East Carolina Director of Religious Activities, the Inter-Religious Council di- rects the spiritual growth and development of our college. The main responsibility of the Council is the coordination and en- couragement of East Carolina religious activities. Heading the list of its programs is Spiritual Emphasis Week. At this time students pause briefly to focus their tention on strengthening spiritual values and religious ties. THE WESLEY FOUNDATION The Wesley Foundation unites the Methodists of East Carolina in recreation and spiritual brotherhood. THE BAPTIST STUDENT UNION The Baptist Student Union serves those who are of the Baptist Faith and provides them with fellowship and inspiration. THE WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP At the Westminster Fellowship, Presbyterian students find encourage- ment and oneness of faith to complete an im- portant part of their education. THE DISCIPLES STUDENT FELLOWSHIP The Disciples Student Fellowship brings to- gether students of the Christian Church for meditation and spiritual emphasis. THE FREE WILL RAPTIST FELLOWSHIP The Free Will Baptist Fellowship meets every Monday evening at the parsonage for an inspir- ing speech and a social hour. THE CANTERBURY CLUB East Carolina Episco- palians attend the Can- terbury Club every Sun- day night for a supper and devotional message. THE CATHOLIC CLUB Those of the Catholic Faith make up the East Carolina Catholic Club. Father Gable advises the group as they study about their faith. THE HOLINESS FELLOWSHIP The Holiness Fellow- ship stimulates Christian idvancement and pro- vides the Holiness stu- dent with an opportun- ty to strengthen relig- ,ous bonds while they jre at East Carolina. ■ ■ ■ 1 F ■k- yPSsS ' J ; ' ii (  «. MB . Bjfl £Vi© r v ■ i. i n MUSIC CLUB An outstanding organization in an outstanding field at East Carolina is the Music Club. Made up primarily of music majors its members are continually striving to help others appreciate good music as much as they do. Srr Spl Jr if [jJ W East CaroIina Marching Band 4 1 if ' i ' MAJORETTES AND DRUM MAJOR ' j r j ' 1 S I a readinfl from left, Peggy Yause, Roda • J +r T fir it J t, Faye-feel, William Speight . Ofrrum ' J V u A .Majorl, Suzttnne Jenkin Sj jand Betty , Majorl, Suzttnne Jenkins, J kn DaveuJort. jf Ha ' K r llVn? A THE COLLEGIANS The Collegians are widely known throughout this state for their fine instru- mental performances. Their director is Charlie Kluttz. ■ WOMEN ' S CHORUS Special selections from the Women ' s Chorus at the annual Christ- mas assembly drew applause from the entire student body. This was only one of the year ' s highlights for this group of talented students directed by Dan E. Vornholt. COLLEGE SINGERS Membership in the College Singers is an honor because only select voices are allowed to participate. Directed by Dan E. Vornholt, they have fur- nished music for many occasions throughout the year. COLLEGE CHOIR Highlights for the Col- lege Choir include a spring tour of parts of North Car- olina and a spring concert. All who hear this group are filled with words of praise for their perform- ances. They are directed by Dr. Elwood Keister. Id i I ' f V W y J- Mai VARSITY CHORUS Male students blend their voices to produce beautiful music for various occasions at East Carolina. This year the Men ' s Chorus was directed by Paul Hickfang, a talented new member of the music faculty. The Men ' s Chorus is one of the prides of the East Carolina Music department. g ( g t t jit t }• t g East Carolina Concert Band MR. HERBERT CARTER Director of the Marching Band and the Concert Band CONCERT BAND Many students recall with pleasure the lawn concerts presented by the Concert Band. An- other highlight is the annual spring concert. This year the band has also presented some pro- grams in nearby high schools. v i East Carolina Orchestra DR. KENNETH CUTHBERT Head of Music Department, Conductor fci THE ORCHESTRA In addition to students, the Orchestra is composed of faculty members and other people of the community. In the spring this group presents a children ' s concert, and young students from all nearby schools pour in to hear it. Much of the music at graduation is furnished by the Orchestra. East Carolina College furnishes most of the equipment for the orchestra. The Orchestra is a member of the American Symphony League. Publications Board DR. CLINTON R. PREWETT Chairman The Publications Board is composed of the editors- in-chief of each of the two student publications, the President of the college, the Dean of the college, the Director of Student Personnel, the Alumni Secretary, the Director of Field Service, and the advisors of the two publications. The Publications Board appoints the editors of each of the two publications, advises all student pub- lications, determines the policies of each publication, and estimates the amount of money each publication will need for the year. Members of the Publications Board pictured from left to right, seated: Dr. Clinton R. Prewett, Dean of Men and Director of Student Personnel; Dr. J. D. Messick, President of the college; Dean Leo Jenkins, Dean of the college; STANDING: Jim Butler, Alumni Secretary; Jane Kanoy, Editor of the Buccaneer; Fa ye O ' Neal, Editor of East Carolinian; Dr. Ed. Carter, Direc- tor of Field Service. Not pictured are Miss Mary Green, Advisor of the East Carolinian; Dr. James Poindexter, and Dr. John Reynolds, Advisors of the Buccaneer. t e % PUBLICATIONS WE MEASURE TIME BY DEADLINES AND CIGARETTES, BUT OUT OF THE CHAOS Great Minds Create; Thus SMILING EDITOR, Jane Kanoy, the girl who prodded, cajoled and pleaded, was always cheerful and genial when not worried. The last few weeks have been her darkest hour. STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS, Bill Penuel and Percy Rogerson check on Pictures. SENIOR EDITOR, Shirley Alford explains to Damaris Ross how to type copy. JUNIOR EDITOR, Margaret Strickland types copy while Peggy Edwards and Jo Ann DeBruhl draw up Copy. SOPHOMORE STAFF, from left are: Helen Pipkin, Betty Blanch- ard, Margaret Heath, and Peggy Searcy. FRESHMEN STAFF checks cards against pictures. The staff from left; Marie Vines. Jean Davenport, Helen Alexander, and Mary Jones. ireat Ideas Develop, ♦♦ 55 Buccaneer Includes New Color Pages PROCRASTION GUIDES THE BUCCANEER At this writing the Buccaneer is nearly finished. A few picture captions must still be written, and then it can be sent to the printer. The 1955 Buccaneer staff has endeavored to record in picture and word the activities and accomplishments of the myriad departments, groups, and sections of campus life. Writing and picture taking started last fall, but then only sporadically. Thoughts seemed more im- portant than deeds. If the Buccaneer had a guiding spirit it was the spirit of procrastination. Most things completed were done out of necessity, at the last moment, with great urgency; hence great decisions seemed to invite procrastination. At times the staff was woefully shorthanded. Sometimes it was next to impossible to gather correct information from organizations. However by checking and rechecking with different groups we have ac- cumulated the information and have written, proofed, and published the information. BUSINESS MANAGER, Mildred Reynolds, held the business end of the Buccaneer in her hands. Her deadlines were end of the month affairs when the bills came in. THE YEARBOOK STAFF crams itself into the staff office for a moment of relaxation during the last week. All ha bottle coke. Buccaneer Staff 1955 THE BUCCANEER EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief Jane Kanoy Associate Editor Lannie Crocker Senior Editors Harriet Davis, Shirley Alford Assistants Damaris Ross, Jo Ann Hales Junior Editors Margaret Strickland, Peggy Edwards Assistants Jo Ann De Bruhl Sophomore Editors Betty Blanchard, Margaret Heath Assistants Helen Pipkin, Peggy Searcy Freshman Editors Jean Davenport, Helen Alexander Assistants Marie Vines, Mary E. Jones Faculty Editors Christine Joyner, Hattie R. Wilson Assistants Ruth Banks, Barbara Bradly, Louise Fitzgerald Activities Editor Justus McKeel Assistant Ann Hughes Student Life Editor Ann Siler Assistants Syrena Thompson, Veryl Trueblood Military Editors Billy Glover, Jack Cutler Fraternity Editor Zelda Tootsie Stansbury Photography Editor Percy Rogerson Assistants Bill Penuel, Ernie White Administrative Editor Zelda Stansbury Assistants Frances Johnson, Becky McDonald Sports Editors Eddie Dennis, Kenneth Cole Assistants Glenn Woodard, Jimmy Walton Music Editor Hattie Ruth Wilson ASSOCIATE EDITOR, Lannie Crocker shows Tootsie Stansbury and Frances Johnson how to draw up copy. BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager Mildred Reynolds Assistant Business Manager Billy Glover Assistants Kenneth Cole, Pegge Searcy, Jack Cutler, Mary E. Jones, Jo Ann DeBruhl, Shirley Burrus Financial Adviser Dr. John O. Reynolds Editorial Adviser Dr. James Poindexter ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER, Billy Glover briefs the business staff on selling ads. FACULTY CO-EDITORS, Hattie Wilson and Christine Joyner help Louise Fitzgerald, Ruth Banks and Barbara Bradly arrange the faculty pictures. THE BUCCANEER EDITORIAL ADVISER Dr. James Poindexter FINANCIAL ADVISER Dr. John O. Reynolds SPORTS STAFF, -Kenneth Cole, Glenn Woodard, Jimmy Walton, and Eddie Dennis draw the sports section up on the floor. COMPLETED PAGES bring contented smiles to the faces of the military editors Billy Glover and Jack Cutler. CHECKING PICTURES they still need are Ann Siler, Syrena Tompson, and Justus McKeel, the Activ- ities and Student Life staff. THE WEARY GET NO REST ...A DEADLINE The 1955 East Carolinian The East Carolinian, the campus newspaper, is the students weekly guide to daily campus life. The news- paper is edited, written, and published by students of East Carolina College. The East Carolinian staff faithfully records the ups and downs of the college activity as they see them and they have kept as their aim to build a bigger and better East Carolina. Through the years the East Carolinian has ranked high with other college weeklies in the state and over the nation. This year will be no exception for not only have the staff met a deadline each week but they ha¥e added a new darkroom, sponsored two talent shows, and held short classes on the essentials of reporting. The stories have been written and the used type dis- carded, but the years to come remain a challenge to future East Carolinian staffs . THE EDITOR, Faye O ' Neal had her own special problems. She had to worry about writing editorials about all the things that worried the administration. BUSINESS MANAGER, Emil Massad smiles with satisfaction when his books finally balance. CIRCULATION MAN- AGERS, Roy Askew and Jan Raby leave the news- paper office with their Papers. EACH WEEK SPORTS EDITOR, Rob Hill- drup types up the sports news while Hilly Arnold and J. W. Hrowning read last weeks East Carolinian. ' MP vrJ WW ' Ply STAFF, of the East Carolinian get together once each week to get their story assignments and to work on various projects. THE EAST CAROLINIAN STAFF 1955 EDITORIAL STAFF, Faye O ' Neal, Bob Hilldrup, Anne George, Joyce Smith, Stanley Jones and Valeria Shearon discuss the outline for this weeks East Carolinian. BUSINESS ASSISTANTS, Shirley Har- grove, Mary Williams and Edna Whitfield check files of unpaid bills. The East Carolinian Staff EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief Faye Batten O ' Neal Assistant Editors Stanley Jones, Anne George Managing Editor Valeria Shearon Feature Editor Joyce Smith Featurists Lou Anne Rouse, Roy Askew, Jimmy Ferrell, Pat Humphrey Photographer Stanley Jones Circulation Managers Jan Raby, Roy Askew Editorial Assistants Sylvia Farmer, Gene Lanier, Irma Leggett, Peggy Gaddy, Billy Arnold, Mary Lou Stewart, Jan Raby, Jonnie Simpson Editorial Adviser . Miss Mary Greene Financial Adviser Dr. Clinton Prewett Exchange Editor Mrs. Susie Webb SPORTS STAFF Sports Editor Bob Hilldrup Sports Assistants J. W. Browning, Billy Arnold BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager Emil Massad Assistants Shirley Hargrove, Mary Ellen Williams, Edna Whitfield JL EDITORIAL ADVISER, Miss Mary Greene FINANCIAL ADVISER, Dr. Clinton Prewett The East Carolinian EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS, Sylvia Farmer, Gene Lanier, Irma Leggett, Peggy Gaddy, Billy Arnold, Mary Lou Stewart, Jan Raby and Jonnie Simpson get to- gether to pose for a picture. THE SILENT KEYS of the typewriter is an indication of another deadline being met. find After Classes. . . tufcent M Y M C A The Y. M. C. A. cabinet, from left to right; Gene Lanier, Roy Askew, Toppy Hayes, Jim Winstead, Boyd Webb, and Lemuel Cox plan the program for their week of Vesper Service. The members of the Young Men ' s Christian Asso- ciation take part in Spiritual Emphasis Week and undertake other projects in the service of God. The campus YMCA works with the parent organization in seeking to reach students who are not Christians and to help them to discover that the way of Christ is the only way to live an effective and satisfying life. One of the regular activities of the YMCA Pro- gram is the Thursday evening Vesper Service. The cabinet meetings are not always quite so formal as this dormitory picture of the members proves. Shown from left to right are: Gary Scarboro, Lemuel Cox, Charlie Bedford, Gene Lanier and Toppy Hayes. ft VT ! Y W C A Anyone who will support the YWCA and its prin- ciples may become a member. Its purpose states: We unite in the desire to realize full and creative life through a growing knowledge of God. The Y has become a symbol of worship, recreation, and good fun for all who wish to participate. Special holiday services, as well as the regular Vesper Services, which the YWCA joins with the YMCA is sponsoring, have become traditions on campus. 9 Present at this meeting of the Y. W. C. A. cabinet members are: Seated, Grey Ward, Jo Ann Lee, Shirley Hargrove, Erleen Lilley, Eugene Hayman and Neel Dupree. While standing, we have Jane Midyette, Carolyn Moore, Evelyn Sherman, and Betty Jo Carroll. One of the highlights of each Spring quarter is the Y. W. C. A. and Y. M. C. A. retreat at one of the near-by beaches. THE FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA The Future Business Leaders of America was organized for the purpose of fostering interest in the business occupation and in business teaching, to acquaint the students of the business edu- cation department with one an- other, and to work together for the mutual interest and benefits of its members and of the busi- ness education department as a whole. The Future Business Leaders Of America The East Carolii F. B. L. A. installs a chapter McDonald College. After many long hours of work, ready on schedule was our float for the Homecoming Parade. ?..HAfTT Veterans Club One of the most outstanding contributions of the Veterans Club to the campus was the presentation and dedication of the Victory Bell. The club is a social organization for all ex-servicemen interested in furthering friendships and performing worthwhile duties for East Carolina College. JARVIS FORENSIC The Jarvis Forensic Club takes great pride in upholding the right of freedom of speech of the individual and those democratic principles which are a part of our great American heritage. YOUNG DEMOCRATS CLUB The Young Democrat Club does not endorse any particular candidate for nomination in the bi-annual Democratic Primaries; its support goes to the Democratic nominee in the Fall elections. The purpose of the club is to stimulate in the students an interest in better government and to encourage more active participation in politics. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Forums, discussions, talks, and commentaries on world affairs all go into the planning of the program for the International Relations Club. Students as well as out-of-town guests are par- ticipants in the club ' s monthly sessions. It is the only organization on campus that devotes its time exclusively to the study of na- tional and international problems. YOUNG REPUBLICANS CLUB The Young Republicans Club takes an active part in the sup- port of the Republican party. The political minded students of the club are doing all they can to stimulate more interest in better government here on our campus. The club holds monthly meeting and brings to the students interesting speakers from the political world. THE MATH CLUB The Math Club meeting gives its members an op- portunity to share mutual interests and compare ideas on mathematics. Fea- tures of club programs are monthly puzzles, planned entertainment, and guest speakers all of which help to stress the vital import- ance of mathematics in the everyday life. ASSOCIATION FOR CHILDHOOD EDUCATION The members of the Association for Child- hood Education agree to work together to in- crease professional knowledge, to promote a more general understanding of the value of early childhood education, and to co-operate with all who work for the betterment of early childhood education. All students interested in the welfare of children are invited to become a member of the A.C.E. A group of A. C. E. members, along with the advisors, discuss the program for next month ' s meeting. 1 1 II j ■ y 7 r - r - ' l ■ ' ■ T n ' $ W R5  : uu THE EAST CAROLINA PLAYHOUSE The purpose of the East Carolina Playhouse is to encourage dramatic arts at East Carolina College and to give students of the college an opportunity to participate in dramatic production of educational and cultural work. The, Playhouse has as its primary belief that dramatics should and does have a part in the educa- tional system for the college students. THE LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club of East Carolina College, organized in the Fall of ' 53, is made up of library assistants, however, all interested persons may use this organization as a means of fellowship and also benefit from the interesting speeches on library work. The club is designed to help the students interested in the library science field in general, to have a broader understanding of this field. THE SCIENCE CLUB The purpose of East Carolina College ' s Stu- dent Science Club is to promot e a broader in- terest in scientific fields, to develop greater knowledge of the world and to bring together those students interested in science. THE INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB The Industrial Arts students with their thir- teen charter members and their instructors, Bing and Powell, formed the Industrial Arts Club in the Fall Quarter of 1949. It was formed to advance Industrial Arts in Eastern North Carolina and to promote greater interest and fellowship among students of the Industrial Arts Department of East Carolina College. THE CIRCLE K CLUB The Circle K Club, an outstanding organ- ization for men at East Carolina, is sponsored by the Greenville Kiwanis Club and is one of the leading Circle K Clubs in the country. Members are chosen for their above average leadership, scholarship, and citizenship. The club assists the Kiwanis Club in its annual production and helps the Junior Woman ' s Club sell bread for the Watson Memorial Fund. THE ENGLISH CLUB The English Club, the oldest departmental club on campus, celebrated its thirtieth anni- versary this year. It was organized for the pur- pose of furthering interest in good literature and to give English majors and minors a chance for fun and fellowship together. +) THE HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Economics Club of East Carolina, an affiliate of the North Carolina Home Economics Association and the American Home Economics Association, has the same purpose as these two clubs. It places special emphas is upon the promotion of a greater interest in the field of Home Economics, international fellowship, and the provision of means by which stu- dents may develop in leadership and initiative. The Betty Lamp, pictured in the inset and placed on the table during each Installation Ser- vice is the symbol of Home Economic Departments everywhere. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Robert H. Wright chapter of the Future Teachers of America endeavors to promote le with the history, ethics, and Association and the National Education Associa- interest in the teaching profession and to acquaint young people with the history, ethics and programs of the North Carolina Education Association and the National F.HnraH™ Ac. CREATIVE WRITERS The school year 1954-55 saw the revival of the Creative Writers, a group composed of stu- dents and others interested in doing creative work and discussing the merits of contemporary writers. Organized last spring for the first time in several years, the Creative Writers have oper- ated under the direction of Dr. Martha Pingel, faculty advisor and member of the Department of English. SOPHOMORE COUNSELORS Outstanding women students are selected at the end of their freshmen year to be Sophomore Counselors for the incoming freshmen women. Only freshmen women students of leadership and scholarship with a congenial personality and who are very understanding are selected as counselors. Miss Hazel Clark is advisor for the Sophomore Counselors. FRATERNITIES ' JL%£ m fejfe I. fVec« cUllc) 4 4- V««-a ceetv k- . Sco «- t V btiui in t i 6 . cjt ' -VU HAROLD COLSON President Sigma A- e-«. J w Pi 7 J 1ST ROW— Keith Coodson, V. Pres., Clarence Brown, Sec; Dalton Mann, Asst. Sec.; Percy Wilkins, Treas.; J. C. Thomas, Sgt.-at-arms 2ND ROW — Jim Alexander; Robert Bright; Calvin Butt; Jack Cutler; Mack Edmondson 3RD ROW— Joel Farrar; Ed Gore; Jack Hudson; Frankie Keaton; Ray Kirby Cj. Ju-Ji P J | ' Lm ' New members of Phi Sigma Pi use their vocal talents to en- tertain students in the South Dining Hall. 71A - Jjf nn-tu,- Su jue to . (d J ' counts cadence as Phi Sigma Pi pledges take an morning stroll behind Jarvis Hall. t 6 . % Th0 - ' c ' c Tau Chapter of Phi Sigma Pi was founded at East Carolina College in 1928, seven years after the fraternity became a nationally organized group. In keeping with the aims of scholarship, the fraternity limits its membership to men who have at least a 2 average. They must be recognized and proven campus leaders who hold the respect of their teachers and fellow students. Membership in the club is determined by secret ballot of active members. 1ST BOW — Gene Lanier; Roy McGinnis; Irving Maynard; Howard Rooks 2ND ROW— Horace Rose; Billy Sharber; Neal Trueblood, William Waters; Jimmy Winstead immi fc O. . p 1ST ROW— Don Flowers; John Hayes, Bill Lamm; Bill Loving; Bruce Phillips 2ND ROW — Wilbur Pipe; Harry Rainey; Norwood Talton; George Tucker This is the senior year of Sigma Rho Phi on the ECC campus, the Alpha Chapter being established here in the fall of 1951. Membership in the Sigma Rho Phi Fraternity is open to all male students at ECC who meet the require- ments set forth in the by-laws of its constitution. Its paramount objective is to develop a campus-wide brotherhood and to render service to the college. Its organization serves as a framework within the limits of which young men can exert their abilities in the realm of democratic living. The EPO ' s Softball team pauses for a pre-game picture. Kris Anderson wiggles a foot for the camera while the rest the EPO looks on. £ iLt 4 ■iiN fTD. frj CT ; . 1ST ROW — Kris Anderson; Emo Boado; Bob Chambers; James Clowers; Charles Fishel. 2ND ROW— Hugh Flowers, V. Pres.; Dick Ivey, Corres. Sec.; Ken Holt, Rec. Sec; Bob Julian, Treas.; Bobby Thomas, Sgt.-at-arms. .;) ' ■i , js L pAx StTfe - Sigma Rho Phi A.V. MEDLIN President M am J ' 111 JACK HUDSON President Pi Omega Pi 1ST ROW— Robert Hicks, V. Pres.; Iris Matthews, Sec.; Russell Barnes, Treasurer. 2ND ROW — Bobbie Lou Avant; Airlee Barbour; Jean Bordeaux; Lawrence Bowen 3RD ROW — Ann Bowles; Clarence Brown, John Brown, Kenneth Cole; Bobby Lou Credle; John Furlong All nbers and friends of Pi Omega Pi dance beneath decora- tions at the annual Sweetheart Ball. Members of Pi Omega Pi entertain at many social functions. Pi Omega Pi ' s primary objective — promoting and honoring superior scholarship — was fur- thered by the initiation of business education students with high scholastic averages, by honoring prospective members at the Founders ' Day Tea, and by the presentation of the Thomas Clay Williams Memorial Scholarship Award to the outstanding graduate in business education. 1ST ROW — Nellie Rhea Gardner; Frank Garris; Keith Goodson; Ed Gore; Lane Harrell; Mary Ann Higgs 2ND ROW — Dick Ivey; Emil Massad; Donald McGlohon; Justus McKeel; Belinda Newsome; Mildred Reynolds 3RD ROW— Howard Rooks; Billy Sharber; Patsy Smith; Barbara Strickland; E. A. Thomas; Ben Ward A Q Qi O ( $ 1ST ROW — Sarah Giles; Alice Harris; Nancy Henderson; Betty B. Howes; Anna Lou Laughton 2ND ROW — Barbara LeCroy; Jean Myrick; Rebecca Plemmons; Hattie Ruth Wilson The Phi Omicron is now three years old and has set up as its long range goal the affiliation with a national home economics honorary fraternity. Activities this year have included the presentation of a refinished silver service to the home economics department, improving the standards of the organization so that it may sooner qualify for affiliation, the initiation of new members in the fall and spring, and the selection of an official Phi Omicron pin. Members of Phi Omicron enjoy a Christmas Partv. A new member receives the symbol of Phi Omicron. 1ST ROW — Marceline Aycock; Jean Buchanan; Ann Llloyd Carawan; Peggy Faircloth 2ND ROW — Lannie Crocker, V. Pres.; Sadie Francis, Sec.-Treas.; Jeanne Williams, Reporter Phi Omicron SALLY B. CREDLE President W8. r JOYCE CROOM President Sigma Pi Alpha 1ST ROW— Grace Jones, V. Pres.; Maxine Case, Sec; William Waters, Treas; Bertha Mae Woodcock, Reporter 2ND ROW — Shirley Ann Alford; Kris Anderson; Jean Bordeaux; John W. Brown 3RD ROW— Shirley Burrus; Ann Butler; Carl Carter; Pauline Catel; Peggy Cherry; Laura Credle £ Q (? net Williams is sponsor for Sigma Pi Alpha in home- coming parade. Visiting and studying on our campus are Ann Van Andel (Holland) and Pauline Catel (France) pictured here with Janet Williams homecoming sponsor. A French— or Spanish — speaking exchange student contributes greatly each year to the fraternity by stimulating an interest in and relating a more initimate knowledge of the people, customs, and culture of foreign countries, which is the main objective of the Sigma Pi Alpha. 1ST ROW — Raby Edwards; Jean Fisher; Bennie Fogleman; Robert Hicks; Elsie Lawson; Carol Maske 2ND ROW — Ann Mayo; Mabel A. Mills; Joyce Mitchiner; Shirley Moose; Mary Pendergraft; Oscar Rota 3RD ROW— Ann Siler; Jimmie Smith; Margie West; Ernest White; Janet Williams; Jean Thome fr 1 Members of the APO and their dates pose for the camera during intermission at the fraternity ' s pre-Christmas dance. A national service fraternity which now has more chapters than any other similar organ- ization on college campuses. Alpha Phi Omega aids the development of friendship and the promotion of service to humanity. Many service projects — information service on the annual High School Day, assistance to the college administration during Freshman Orientation Week, ushering service at athletic events, clerical assistance to the Dean ' s Office, and other pctivities during Homecoming Day and Commencement Week-end — are in the record of events in which the fraternity has had an opportunity to serve. An outstanding social activity of the chapter is the Annual White Danee which immediately precedes the Christmas Holidays. 1ST ROW— Jack Hudson; Roy Knight; Charles Lovelace; Emil Massad 2ND ROW — Gary Scarboro; Dock Smith; Neal Trueblood; Garland Tuton ■m . 1ST ROW — Jim Alexander; Billy Glover; Kenneth Cole; Charlie Harrell 2ND ROW— Jimmy Winstead, V. Pres.; Charles White, Sec.-Treas. Alpha Phi Omega KENNETH BORDEAUX President ft ' ; t CALVIN BUTT President Chi Beta Phi 1ST ROW— Ray Kirby, Vice-President; Roy McGinnis, Sec.-Treas. 2ND ROW— Phillip Averette; Anne fiarefoot; Robert Rright; Margaret Eason Scientific joke enjoyed by all! Chi Beta Phi Calling Mars! The Alpha Gamma Chapter of Chi Beta Phi was founded at East Carolina College in 1953. Our primary objective is the attainment of more knowledge and a better understanding of the world about us. In fulfilment of this we were a co-sponsor of the North Carolina Academy of Science, which was on campus for the first time this past spring, and are beginning prepara- tions for a regional Science fair to be on campus this spring. In promotion of our objective, primary aim for membership is a 2 average in science or mathematics, and a 2.5 general average. Potential members are also selected from the viewpoint of future contributions for the sciences. Continuing our quest for wider scientific knowledge, each year at our annual dinner meeting we have a speaker who is prominent in a field of science. 1ST ROW— Eddie Lee Elks; John Funderburg; Carol Lowder, Dalton Mann 2ND ROW — Gwen Robinson; Neal Trueblood; Pete Williams; Joe Wooten 1ST ROW— John Funderburg; Donnell Muse; Mildred Rouse Suits 2ND ROW— Gayle Flanagan, V. President; Harriet Ward, Sec.-Treas. Eta Chi Chapter of Kappa Delta Pi was founded at East Carolina College in June, 1953. It is an Honor Society in Education and therefore must limit its membership to those juniors and seniors who have a 1.5 average and nine hours of education. Its members are interested in teaching as a profession. The purpose of Kappa Delta Pi is to encourage high Professional, intellectual, and personal standards and to recognize outstanding contributions to education. To this end we invite to membership such persons as exhibit commendable personal qualities, worthy educational ideals and sound scholarship. Kappa Delta JANICE PENNY President Pi Delta Zeta LLOYD WHITLEY President Delta Zeta is a professional fraternity organized to foster the study of business at East Carolina College; to encourage scholarship, social activity and the association of students for their mutual advancement by research and practice; to promote closer affiliation between the commercial world and students of commerce, and to further a higher standard of commercial ethics and culture and the civic and commercial welfare of the community. 1ST ROW— Jimmie Smith, 1st V. Pres; Donald Umstead, 2nd V. Pres.; Ceorge Pate, Sec; John Brown, Treas.; Clarence Brown, Hist.; Tommie Thompson, Ritual Chairman 2ND ROW — Bill Baldwin; James Brinson; Charles Coker; Fred Davenport; David Evans; James Ferrell 3RD ROW — Billy Glover; Charles Greene; Bill Howard; Ken Howard, Dick Mclntyre; Edward Manning 4TH ROW— Harold Noell; Bill Phillips; Donnie Pollard, Oscar Rota; Charles Simmons; Bruton Taylor 5TH ROW— Bobby Taylor; Wiley Teal; Phillip Tysinger; Bob Wilkins; Garland Williams; Jim Johnson s o © O ft £3 O O O O S ft ffl A C! f i p3 O 3 £ Q ■ c O O £5 « ■ I .JS J W Zhose We Monor £ essts wc$ MAY DAY QUEEN Kitty G. Brinson M ty Queen MAY COURT OF 1954 STANDING: Kitty G. Brinson, May Queen; Gale Dorsey, Maid of Honor. FIRST ROW: Mary Frances Peterson, Barbara Moore, Carolyn Burnette, and Anise Kelly, Bepresentatives of the Senior Class. Jane Millikan and Pat Wilson, Representatives of the Freshman Class. SECOND ROW: Barbara Coghill, Ann Siler, Willa Dean Lindsay and Pat Dawson, Bepresenta- tives of the Junior Class. Pat Shipp and Shirley Moose, Bepresentatives of the Sophomore Class. 7 . MAID OF HONOR IN MAY COURT MILITARY RALL QUEEN Gale Dorsey VALENTINE QUEEN Sue Worthington HOMECOMING QUEEN Katherine Dismuke SUMMER SCHOOL QUEEN Jane Crofton VIVIAN TALLY CHIEF MARSHAL Marshals To be a college marshal has always been considered an honor. They are conspicious representatives of the college at public functions, especially at commencement, and the success of such occasions can be definitely affected by the way in which the marshals serve. The college marshals are chosen for their dignity and for their personality. All marshals are elected by the vote of the entire student body. Anna Avant Bobby Lou Avant Jean Brake Jane Credle Laura Credle Maragaret Eason Peggy Goodwin Nancy Henderson Peggy Johnson Barbara Kinney Peggy Moore Maidred Morris Bebecca Plemmons Jo Sue Wallace Shirley Wiggins WADE COOPER President of Student Government L_ - LOUIS SINGLETON 1st Vice President of Student Government . ° ' ■ y ' k HOWARD ROOKS Treasurer of Student Government SHIRLEY LASSITER Secretary, Summer School SGA Who ' s Who MILDRED ROUSE SUITS Citizenship fyf L aJL- 4 t 4i Ua — ' JIM ALEXANDER Parliamentarian, SGA C RABY EDWARDS Historian, SGA ELSIE LAWSON Chairman, Women ' s Judiciary WH( AMONG STUDENTS AP KRIS ANDERSON Vice Chairman Men ' s Judiciary DON KING Chairman, Awards Committee () ERICAN COLLEGES VERSITIES LOUIS CLARK Chairman, Homecoming Committee KEITH GOODSON Treasurer, Pi Omega Pi MARCELINE AYCOCK President, Home Economics Club WILLA DEAN LINDSAY Wesley Foundation FAYE O ' NEAL Editor, EAST CAROLINIAN MILDRED REYNOLDS Business Manager, BUCCANEER Who ' s EMILY BOYCE President, Fleming Hall Among Students JANE KANOY Editor, BUCCANEER Colleges And Vho CECIL HEATH Basketball Captain GEORGE TUCKER Varsity Football n American JOHN TOPPY HAYES Football Captain Jniversities ANN SILER Chief Cheerleader PAT DAWSON Chief Marshal, 1954 HAROLD COLSON President, Phi Sigma Pi JOHN HUDSON President, Pi Omega Pi Who ' s Among Students Colleges And GENE LANIER President, Library Club CHARLIE BEDFORD President, Senior Class IRVING MAYNARD President, International Relations Club DALTON MANN President, Math Club [ ho n American Iniversities CALVIN BUTT Cadet Colonel, ROTC JEAN BRAKE President, WAA PATSY PAPPENDICK President, ACE Mr. and Miss Student Teacher Chosen by Student-Faculty Committee -s : vic 1 - 4 Salute Zo Zke ir force R. 0. Z. tfv v 7 A U. S. AIR FORCE R. O. T. C East Carolina College has reason .to be proud of its Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps. Since 1948, the men students of East Carolina have had the opportunity to receive a commission in the Reserve Officers Training Corps while ob- taining a college degree. For the first two years of the four year course, the cadets are taught the elements of warfare and drill procedure. They also have an opportunity to fly with members of the staff. To go into the advanced course, the cadets must pass a pilot or observer aptitude test and a physical examination. While in the advanced course they take positions of leadership on the drill field. During the third year, they go to summer camp at various bases located in the United States and get an inside look at the Air Force life of which they will become a part. Just prior to graduation the cadets who have completed the Reserve Officers Training program successfully receive their commission in the Air Force. This year the senior cadets plan the drill procedure. They have a forum each Friday and talk over the problems that have come up during the week. Lt. Colonel Lewis J. Partridge Left to Right: Capt. James G. Bamette And First Lt. Harold R. Sel- ridge. Left to Right Tech. Sgt. Dallas V. Mahoney and Master Sgt. Alfred B. Cafes. Left to Right: Master Sgt. Vernon W. Collins and Master Sgt. David Left to Right: Master Sgt. Herbert H. Sails and Capt. Thomas W. k. Horn Harper. r ;:?. V JMISS U CADET GROUP STAFF FIRST ROW, left to right: Cadet Col. Calvin Butt; SECOND ROW: Major Bob Julian, Cadet Major Robert E. Hicks, Cadet Capt. Clifton E. Boyd, and Tech. Sgt. William H. Riggs. DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS This group, commanded by Cadet Ralph Straughn, provides the music which helps keep the cadets in correct cadence. It also participates in half time ceremonies at football games. This year the Corps was called on to partici- pate in the celebration honoring the Wright Brothers at Kitty Hawk. A. F. R. O. T. C. ROTC COLOR GUARD The R. O. T. C. Color Guard provides the martial atmosphere and color for each drill session. It too is called upon to perform in parades and at ball games. HONOR DRILL SQUADRON The Honor Drill Squadron, known to many as the Drill Team, this year is com- posed of sophomore cadets. They have be- come very proficient in drill, the manual of arms, and the amazing silent drill series. The squadron is commanded by Percy Wilkins. MJttMta A.F.R.O.T.C SQUADRON I SQUADRON STAFF FIRST ROW, left to right: Cadet Maj. Joe Clark; SECOND ROW: Cadet Capt. Edward Jernigan, Cadet Capt. Phil Mellon, Cadet Master Sgt. George R. Rose, and Cadet Staff Sgt. Clarence Rrown. SQUADRON III SQUADRON STAFF FIRST ROW, left to right: Cadet Maj. John Price; SECOND ROW: Cadet Capt. George Causby, Cadet Capt. George Rose, Cadet Staff Sgt. Garland Williams and Master Sgt. Gary Scarboro. Cadet Colonel Calvin Butt issuing orders Cast, But Certainly Not jCeast mm w- '  ? M § m 7 . M i cHcs FOOTBALL No renewal of 1953 ' s North State Conference football crown was in order for East Carolina during 1954 but the Pirates nevertheless acquitted themselves well against all opposition. The overall record for the year showed five wins, four losses, and one tie. Conference triumphs came over Lenoir Rhyne, 7 — 6, Catawba, 26 — 7, and West- ern Carolina, 27 — 13. League losses were at the hands of Elon, 20 — 6, and Appalachian, 13 — 7. Against outside opposition the Pirates recorded wins over Norfolk Navy, 21—0, and Stetson, 26 — 7. They lost to West Chester, 6—4, to Tampa, 27—14, and were tied, 6 — 6, bv East Tennessee. Dr. N. M. Jorgenson, Athletic Director Coach Jack Booik Assistant football coaches Jim Mallory and Earl Smith. il Gay, unable to play because of a back injury, acted as trainer. FIRST ROW: George Rice, Bill Cain, Harold O ' Kelly, Howard McAdams, Bobbv Gav, Garv Mattocks, Milton Collier, T( Hayes . . . SECOND ROW: Louis Hallow, Larry Rhodes, Chester Rogerson, Bill Helms, George Tucker, Bill James, Paul P . . . THIRD ROW: Don Burton, David Lee, Don Larrimore, Claude King, Gaither Cline, Willie Holland, Waverly Che: Jimmy Knight. Toppy Hayes and Willie Holland Co-Captains Tackle Willie Holland, a senior and co-cap- tain of the Pirate team, distinguished himself by being named to three honorary post-season elevens. Holland was chosen on the All-North State Conference squad, named to the All-State team of the Greensboro Daily News and, along with fullback Claude King, received honorable men- tion rating on the Little Ail-American squad. IRST ROW: Emo Boado, Ham Raincv, Bobbv Perry, Tom rook . . . SECOND ROW: Bob Chambers, Boyd Webb, 5 Henderson, Jim Stanley . . . THIRD ROW: J. D. Bradford, Overton, Charlie Smith and Ray Pennington. The season of 1954 had its tips and downs as far as the Pirates were concerned and though their record was disappointing in comparison with the proceeding year, they still have much to remember. Perhaps the turning point of the year came before the season even opened when Dick Cherry, a Little All- Ameri- can in 1953 as a sophomore quarterback, suffered a broken foot that sidelined him for the season. But even with that the season had its merits with Boyd Webb calling signals expertly and backs Claude King, Emo Boado, and co-captain Toppy Hayes ripping the line. Up front in the forewall Larry Bhodes and J. D. Bradford were holding down the ends while Willie Holland and George Tucker took care of the tackle posts. Guards David Lee and Don Burton, considered by many to be the most underrated player in the state, flanked aggressive center Lou Hallow. fat . y Aj ' uk fiau zl l . , Managers Jimmy Truelove, Nick Smothers, and Bill Loving Toppy Hayes pulls away from Stetson tackier. J. D. Bradford hugs ball after bringing in a pass. Tom Allsbrook is finally brought down by Stetson tack- lers. Little All-American Claude King picks up yardage against Norfolk Navy. Larry Rhodes reaches in vain for pass. George Tucker leads inter- ference for Harold O ' Kelly on an end run. Harold O ' Kelly is to a T. D. on his way Boyd Webb is brought down after gain against Norfolk Navy. Emo Boado struts his stuff against Stetson. Freshman footballers at East Carolina during 1954 did not have a regular sched- ule but got plenty of workouts in competi- tion with the varsity gridders. Approximately 30 players from all sec- tions of North Carolina and Virginia took daily workouts under the eyes of Head Coach Jack Boone and assistants Jim Mal- lory and Earl Smith. Many of these players should be mov- ing up to varsity assignments this fall to fill posts vacated by graduating seniors. Coach Jack Boone and Gary Mattocks talk things over dur- ing the half. jL4- L ) l - —C fU UAvtp IcL THE FRESHMAN SQUAD— FIRST ROW: Tommy Jones, Sal Caruso, Eddie Nelson, Bobby Langston, l Eddie Dennis, Bobby Patterson, Charles Gordon, Charlie Bishop, Tommy Barkley . . . SECOND ROW: Ray Hall, John Warren, Ken Burgess, Pinkey Young, Bobby Clark, Clark Davis, Jack Allen, Dick Monds, Robert Maynard . . . THIRD ROW: Carl Rhodes, Joe Mayo, Louis Slade, Jerry Brooks, Curtis Roberson, Gene Turner, Jerry Allen, David Granitz, Dan Godfrey. 33H 13 U4  57«. 10 7 fa y mtf mimm i BASKETBALL The loss of senior stars Bobby Hodges and Charlie Huffman left the East Carolina College Pirates minus both height and experience as the 1954-55 basketball season opened. But even with the loss of these outstanding players Coach Howard Porter found some solace in three re- turning starters, guards J. C. Thomas, captain Cecil Heath, and forward Don Harris. To these, Porter added a pair of freshmen, center Guy Mendenhall, and Nick Nichols. Early season wins recorded by the Pirates included triumphs over Guilford, Lenoir Bhyne, Appalachian, and Catawba in the conference and highly rated Bel- mont Abbey, Erskine and Presbyterian in non-league play. That the Pirates were in for a rough time as far as defending the league title they won the preceeding season was visible early when Elon upset the Bucs on the Christian court. Soon after East Carolina dropped its second loop game and found themselves battling to stay in the race. He ' s got it and gone! Cap- tain Cecil Heath steals ball during Appalachian contest. i • ' ■■■ ' k da Mm i AM m jp i mt « You just can ' t stop Don Harris. Waverly Akins drives for basket. % % vAV i| V r Ivy! iERBL vBh SHmm 2a Br Jfl BnHnT m 8i 1 t! FIRST ROW: Captain Cecil Heath, J. C. Thomas, William McArthur, Waddell Solomon, Maurice Everett . SECOND ROW: Coach Howard Porter, Marion Hales, Jerry Bosquet, Nick Nichols, Guy Mendenhall, Waverly Akins, Don Harris, Freddie James, Assistant Coach Earl Smith. t- v i ft ' w Ji i Cecil Heath heads for two points during victory over Ap- palachian. Players hoist Cecil Heath I their shoulders after victory. William McArthur drives for goal against Erskine. Don Harris lays one up. Appalachian player makes vain attempt to stop Don Harris ' drive. Marion Hales ties up Erskine player. A RECORD THAT IS HARD TO REAT Pressure was on the Pirates from the opening game of the 1954-55 season as they sought to defend the record that was hung up in the spring of 1954. That year the Pirates walked off with the Conference title, won the NAIA district playoff and compiled the sixth best overall record of any basketball team in the United States. At Kansas City, where the Bucs travelled to represent District 26 in the NAIA national playoffs. East Carolina lost a narrow decision to St. Benedict ' s in the opening round. LOOKING AHEAD Coach Howard Porter showed evi- dence of building for the future in his composition of the 1954-55 Pirate squad. Among the newcomers who should help the Bucs next year and after are Freddie James, Waddell Solomon, Marion Hales, Maurice Everett and Jerry Bosquet. Coach Howard Porter goes over a play with the Bucs. Waverly Akins is about to go up for shot against Erskine. Nick Nichols hooks for two points. BASEBALL A so-so baseball season in 1954 found East Carolina finishing in second place in the Eastern Division of the North State Conference behind Elon ' s Christians. East Carolina opened its season by dropping two con- tests with Wake Forest ' s Demon Deacons. Other com- petition met by the Pirates exclusive of games with league teams included Montclair, (N. J.) Teachers. While the Pirates ' efforts weren ' t entirely successful during the baseball season, the Buccaneers nevertheless came up with some freshmen players who played excellent ball. Outfielder Dave Nance collected some timely hits while playing well defensively. Pitcher Mack Cherry, a slender righthander, displayed the poise of a veteran. Among the veterans who shone were second baseman Cecil Heath, thirdsacker Charlie Cherry, firstbaseman W. C. Sanderson, and pitchers Jim Byrd and Jim Piner. Unfortunately, however, Sanderson, Byrd and Piner com- pleted their play in ' 54, and Coach Jim Mallory was faced with the difficult job of finding replacements for the 1955 Bob Pcnlt-v % % £ £? W. D. Hi WJ ■ ' Boyd Webb id Gaither Cline Cecil Heath W. C. Sanderson Bill Cline Dave Harris I Paul Jones -•- Wilbur Thompson Ray Pennington TRACK Spring of 1954 saw the addition of a new sport to East Carolina ' s intercollegiate athletic program. For the first time since the founding of the school the Pirates competed in track and field events and capped their one-meet season by winning the North State Conference championship. Leon Ellis, an East Carolina alumnus doing postgrad- uate work here, coached the team. The Pirates could schedule only one meet prior to the conference finals at High Point but in that outing East Carolina stunned N. C. State ' s Wolfpack, 58—55, at Raleigh. At High Point, where the competition for the confer- ence title was held, East Carolina easily outdistanced five other league teams to gain the championship. No records were smashed by the Buccaneers in winning the league title, but Bobby Perry, a freshman ace from Greenville, tied the conference mark for the 100 — yard dash with a winning time of 9.9 seconds. Plans for 1955 called for a larger schedule, and hopes for another successful season were bright with the return of eight men from the 1954 squad. 1954 TRACK TEAM FIRST ROW: Toppy Hayes, Garland Tuton, Emo Roado, Coach, Leon Ellis, O ' Brien Edwards, Eddie Hurst . . . SECOND ROW: Jack Pickett, Milton Collier, Pete Hill, Bobby Perry, David Lee, Tommy Thompson, Hob Chambers, Hill Cain, Hen Wolverton, and Willard Roberts. At the Conference meet at High Point East Carolina poured on the steam to outdistance Lenoir Rhyne ' s de- fending champions. Final score showed East Carolina 48; Lenoir Rhyne, 34; Elon, 29%; Guilford, 23%; High Point, 22; and Western Carolina, 8. MEET RESULTS FOUND PIRATE PERFORMERS FINISHING IN THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS: 100-yard dash: (1) Bobby Perry; (2) Toppy Hayes 220-yard dash: (1) Perry; (2) Hayes; (4) Chambers 440-yard run: (3) Jack Pickett 880-yard run: (3) Don Fratino Mile run (1) Garland Tuton Two-mile run: (1) Willard Roberts; (4) Tuton Discus: (3) Ben Wolverton Pole Vault (1) Tie— Eddie Hurst Broad Jump (3) Perry Javelin (2) Hayes; (3) Hurst Shot put (2) David Lee igl£pk Eddie Hurst. Bobby Perry, and Toppy Hayes hold the North State Conference Track trophy. GOLF East Carolina ' s Golfers Rolled To Their Sixth North State Conference Title in Seven Years The year 1954 found East Carolina ' s golfers rolling to their sixth North State Conference title in seven years as the Pirates compiled an unbeaten league slate. In addition to capturing the team title, Claude King took the individual championship by defeating Don Smith, of Elon, in an 18-hole playoff over the Starmont Forest Country Club course at Greensboro. Dave Mar- tin, of East Carolina, finished third in the individual standings. The winning team score for the Pirates was Elon, which finished second, had a 688, while Appa- lachian and High Point, the other two teams entered, tied for third with identical scores of 691. Dave Martin Claude King Pat Hunt Harry Rainey TENNIS East Carolina College ' s tennis team wound up on the minus side of the ledger during 1954, compiling an overall record of 3 — 6 and a conference mark of 3 — 2. At the conference tourney, however, the Pirates salvaged some honors when Paul Cameron and Bob Williams took the doubles championship. Cameron and Williams turned back Shrader and Borjes, 6-2, and 6-1, and then whipped Frazier and Eller, of the champion High Point squad, 7-5, 7-5. J. W. Browning, Bob Williams, Lewis Barnes, Paul Cameron, Jack Pickett, Craig Kester, Gene Russell, Dal Foscue, and Frazier Bruton. Dallas Foscue Paul Cameron J. W. Browning Frazier Bruton SWIMMING The winter of 1954-55 found East Carolina enjoying another new sport. For the first time in the history of the school a swimming team was formally organized and meets were scheduled with squads from both the Atlantic Coast and Southern Conferences. Since no other North State Conference school has a swimming team, the Pirates were forced to take on a ter- rific schedule with the net result that, from a scoring stand- point, the season was far from successful. All indications, however, point to a better record next year as the East Carolina swimmers take full advantage of their new pool and their new coach, Ray Martinez. E. C. C. Swim- mers practice for relay. Gulp! Ted Gartman comes up for air during Davidson meet. FIRST ROW: Frank Moore, Wade Cooper, Garland Tuton, Ronnce Rose, Jan Cayton, Hap Nelson, Phil Weaver . . . SECOND ROW: Manager Charles Rhodes, Dick Denton, Bill West, Ben White, Thomas Ramy, James Cummins, Ted Gartman, Coach Ray Martinez. I L 1 y. Tylu : W L -v gV A A B H - «B k ' tEi tR8 BBb . . hB WJufl At i ' B B 9 i- B Js f. C • IB ■ B r ■ THE VARSITY CLUB The young men who are members of this organization have proven themselves in the field of athletics and have won a varsity mono- gram for participating in some collegiate sport. They annually sponsor the Varsity Review. Varsity Club officers are left to right: J. C. Thomas, President; Claude King, Sergeant-at-Arms; Willie Hol- land, Vice President; and Boyd Webb, Secretary -Treasurer. 7JJJL ircw fuC tZ- 6 6V ' $ i ff ry i„. Which cheer should we give li Y, tt t srrw CHEERLEADERS Cheerleaders are from left to right: Barbara Speight, Rachel Lang, Kathy Lewis, Peggy Barfield, Ann Siler, Chief; Jane Crofton, Marie Etheridge, Janet Williams, Shirley Burrus and Charles Sheron in the rear. WOMEN ' S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The W. A. A. is a group of girls which is interested in athletics. They enjoy participating weekly in basketball, volleyball and var- ious other sports throughout the year. Annually they sponsor the Faculty-Student Basketball game. ACQUANYMPHS The Acquanymphs practice each Monday night, emphasizing skill, grace, and precision. Each spring quarter the group presents a water ballet. Zhanks... lyfcj i. - - - JZe o CL oa , W-— £fc S - S t d This baqk°just could not be. completed without an expression of appreciation and a hearty vote of w - 4hai alt tlie ' T5ebpM who have mads e preceMing pa eT p6 ssibIe. Q-Q . a a s i-o- S- ii — « c -A-«-Nfp ' lrst of all, I v $tto thank this exceptionarstafr SclTcame rirou h so on errully iney reaTTyT along with friends whom they could draft, poured in more work in such a short time when the deadline was so near than one could possibly expect. Thanks again, Folks. ' To Tj Tilackwell, may I say that your patience is unequalled, except by Job. Working with a rookie editor on a new style of printing brought about undreamed-of complications. To you and Frank Rosen- berg of Paragon Press, who made me feel that the Buccaneer was as much your book as mine — many This year, as in many years past, our individual portraits for the Class Sections and Fraternities are the product of Smith Studio in Raleigh. ThanT s to Fay Smith, for we could have never met the deadline had it not been for your cooperation. We shall long remember it — and the pictures were tops. To C. L. Perkins my thanks for the outstanding group pictures. It was a long, tough, and seemingly never-ending process, but the pictures turned out fine, C. L., thanks. I ' m sure our Editorial Advisor, Dr. James Poindexter must have felt as though he were taking on quite a few extra classes with themes assigned to all of them with all the proof-reading he has asked to do. My sincerest thanks to you, Dr. Poindexter, for all the time and interest you have put into the Buc- caneer. Of course, in the Spring when it turns contract-signing time, right there ready to help us was Dr. John O. Reynolds, Financial Advisor. His eye was always on our progress, he would let things run at their own rate. But, when needed, he was right there with the correct answer. Dr. Clinton Prewett, Director of Student Personnel has certainly lived up to the meaning of his title for me. He seemed never too busy to listen to all my problems and was truly a friend to the entire staff. My thanks also to those concerns which advertised in our book. In short, thanks to each and every one of you who have helped us in the production of the Buccaneer. I wish there were room to name each of you. You have all gone far out of your way to help us and this note of verbal thanks is only a small bit of what the staff really feels. 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