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Gxccuiivc Comimiicc DR. JAMES E. HILLMAX Riilcip.li DR. EDGAR B. FISHER Burlinoton MR. A. E. HENDERSON Fmnklinton JUDGE MARSHALL T. SPEARS nurlunn JUDGE HAMILTON H. HOBGOOD Louishurg GE.N. J. W . JENKINS Henderson MR. C. S. BUNN Spring Hope REV. TROY BARRETT Warrenton DR. H. J. HERRING Durham McmScvs o Boar J First raw: Mrs. Floyd Jolm.son, Whiteville; Mrs. J. H. Cutcliin. Whit.ikers; Mrs. Geiu ' vieve Perry, College Treasurer; Mrs. W . P. Moore, Greenville; Mrs. W. C. Chadwick, New Bern. Second row: Marshall T. Spears, Dnrliam; Henry G. Ruark, L;uirinbnrj;; C. W. Rohbins, Prenident of the College: Edgar B. Fisher, Burlington. W. B. Petteway, Henderson; James E. Hilhnan. cluiirmtm, R;ileigh; Hamilton H. Hobgood, Louisburg; J. VV. Jenkins, Henderson; C. S. Bnnn, Spring Hope; L. Roseoc Foreman. Elizabeth City. Third rnw: J. W. Lineberger, New Bern; C. P. Morris, Durham; W. L. Lmnpkin, Louisburg; Gurney P. Hood, Raleigh; W. D. Pa ne, Henderson; Sam B. I ' nderwood, Green ille; Soule Chandler, Currituck, Fred Fe.iring, Elizabeth City; W. . . Cade, Raleigh; H. M. Hiirdy, War- renton; E. M. Biirtholoniew, Louisburg; V. G. Suiter, Weldon; June H. Rose, GreensilK-.
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Adminisfrafion The success of the student rests at the outset on the facultys ' shoulders. With the dedicated guidance of the administration and the helpful assistance of the staff, a student is armed with the essentials to prepare for a life ' s work. 15 , 5 2 J
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Prcsidc ' iif Dr. Cecil WJ. RoShns Some of life ' s richest and most creative experiences are never completeK understood or fully appreciated at the time they occur. This is especially true of the experiences that come to us in college. So much is crowded into these swiftly moving days. We just don ' t have the time or the power to take in everything. Fortunately, many of the absorbing moments of campus life can be captured and depicted upon the pages of the college annual. Dozens of familiar scenes, hundreds of familiar faces inscribed here can keep vivid the treasured memories of 1960- 61. It is m ' hope that this edition of The Oak will bring you abiding satisfaction and abundant joy as you tiu-n its pages from time to time during the years ahead. Cecil W. Robbins President C 17
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