North Carolina State University - Agromeck Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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ROBERT LOUIS ANDERSON OAK PARK, ILL Animal Industry JAMES EARL BAKER COWEN, W, VA. Botany GERALD D. BOLES RALEIGH, N C, Agricultural Education JOHN RONALD BRAKE STANTON, MICHIGAN Agricultural Economics BILLY EDWARD CALDWELL NEWTON, N C Field Crops-Agronomy WILLIAM VERNON CAMPBELL RALEIGH, N C intomology SAMUEL JAMES CHILOS HENDERSONVILLE, N C. Poultry Science ROY CLIFFORD COFFEE RALEIGH, N C Soils ROBERT EDWARD COOK GANDEEVILLE, W. VA. Genetics CARL CRISCO, JR. HIGH POINT, N C, Agri. Biol. Chemistry ROY ALEXANDER DAULTON SALISBURY, S. RHODESIA Plant Pathology JORGE G. DAVIDE PHILIPPINES Soils PAULA SANTOS DAVIDE PHILIPPINES Dairy Mfg. ALTON RAY DAVIS PIKEVILLE, N, C Agricultural Education WILLIAM HATCH DAVIS COALVILLE, UTAH Field Crops CHARLES EDWARD DePOE SOUTHAMPTON, N Y. Botany DAVID ROSS DILLEY LACOTA, MICHIGAN Plant Pathology CLIVE WELLINGTON DONOHO, JR. PORTLAND, TENN, Horticulture JOHN HENRY DROGE SENECA, KANSAS Agricultural Economics WALTER DONALD DUCKWORTH ATHENS, TENN. Entomology HOWARD E. ERDMAN WEATHERLY, PA Genetics HENRY P. FLEMING LUCAMA, N. C. Animal Industry RALPH AUSTIN FREUND, JR. GEORGETOWN, TEXAS Agricultural Economics HAROLD BIRGER GIAEVER OSLO, NORWAY Agricultural Economics RAYMOND W GIESEMAN WILLIAMSTOWN, KANSAS Agricultural Economics GUY VERNON GOODING, JR. KENANSVILLE, N C Plant Pathology LEIGH HUGH HAMMOND RALEIGH, N C Agricultural Economics HASSAN ABDUL HAMID BAGHDAD IRAQ Genetics JOSEPH HAVLICEK, JR. ROCKFORD. OHIO Agricultural Economics ANDREW JACKSON HIATT WILDIE, KY. Plant Physiology KENNETH LEE HILL RALEIGH, N C. Field Crops, Weed Control TEODORO ADRIANO IRABAGON PHILIPPINES Entomology CHARLES ARMON JACKSON BENSON, N. C. Horticulture JOSEPH THOMAS JUDD NASHVILLE, TENN. Animal Nutrition SHOJI KAYASHIMA KYOTO, JAPAN Agricultural Economics Graduates L

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4-H Club OFFICERS Glenn W. Woodley Jimmy Hendrix Carlton Garner Leon Allen Kent Mann President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Historian-Reporter MH P ' H Iv i4 4 1 wA| P •- - The Collegiate 4-H Club first started on State College campus in April, 1940 as the State College 4-H Supper Club with the objectives to foster fellowship among 4-H members at State College, to promote leadership and citizenship, and to acquaint club members with Exten- sion work and workers. Today the club promotes leader- ship, fellowship, citizenship, and religious development through weekly meetings, deputations with Woman ' s College 4-H Club, 4-H Church Sunday Services, devo- tionals, and projects such as operating a checking serv- ice booth at the State Fair and building the Homecoming floot. Animal Industry Club OFFICERS Jim Gilliam President Howell Gentry Vice-President Jerry Willis Secretary Don Henson Treasurer Walt Jones Reporter Tom West Historian Clint Reese Custodian James Smith Acting Chairman Brad Craig Adviser The oim of the Animal Industry Club is to improve the relotionship between students and faculty, to stimulate interest in the field of Animal Industry, and to have the Animal Industry Club members become better ac- quainted with the livestock breeders of this state. The Club has an annual publication, Meat and Milk the Scientific Ways ; sponsors the Annual Breeders Barbe- cue; fits and shows animals at the State Fair; operates the Dairy Bar during Fair Week; enters an exhibit at the Ag Fair; and encourages student participation in judging contests. All students enrolled in Animal Industry are members of the Animal Club. [2 6]

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Graduates STEPHEN V. KAYE AVENEL, N J. Animal Ecology LORIN RONALD KRUSBERG ELKTON, MD Plant Pathology LEO E. LACHANCE LRUNSWICK, WE Genetics ADEN COMBS MAGEE COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS Animal Industry ELLSWORTH CHAPMAN MAINE RALEIGH, N C Plant Pathology JOHN WILLIAMS MURPHY ST MATTHEWS, KY Poultry Genetics WILLIAM GILBERT MARTIN RALEIGH, N C Animal Industry HUGH MAX MILLER WINSTON-SALEM, N C, Rural Sociology ANTONIO L. ORDOVEZA MANILA, PHILIPPINES Animal Industry ERNEST CALEB PASOUR BESSEMER CITY. N. C. Agricultural Economics GORUHANBHAS J. PATEL BOMBAY INDIA Field Crops PETER THOMAS PENN BRISTOL, ENGLAND Plant Physiology NATHANIEL THOMAS POWELL HALIFAX, VA Plant Pathology WILLIAM MORTON POWELL HALIFAX, VA Plant Pathology GERALD IAN PRITCHARD QUEBEC CANADA Animal Industry JOHN L. RAGLAND BEAVER DAM, KY. Soils HARMON HOBSON RAMEY, JR. RUSSELL ARK, Field Crops NED RASH WEST JEFFERSON. N. C. Poultry Science ROBERT DALE RIGGS POCAHONTAS ARK Plant Pathology WALLACE EDWARD ROGERS PROVIDENCE. R I. Plant Pathology SAMUEL SCHWEITZER ISRAEL Agricultural Engineering JAGDISH SETH INDIA Field Crops MUHAMMAD SHUAIB PAKISTAN Field Crops HAR SWARUP SINGH INDIA Agricultural Economics BILLY STINES, JR. DALLAS N C, Field Crops PAUL SAMUEL STONE LOUI ' BURG, N C Agricultural Economics DAVID LEWIS STRIDER FLAT ROCK. N C Plant Pathology MAURICE ELTON THIGPEN MT OLIVE. N C Agricultural Economics ANASTASIOS TRI ANTAPHYLLOU ATHENS. GREECE Plant Pathology WILLIAM LEE TUCKER 5HELBYVILLE. KY. Animal Industry DARRELL VAN CAMPEN 5ATANTA KANSAS Animal Nutrition ROBERT HAROLD WHITE BLADENBORO, N C Animal Industry MERRILL WILCOX PORT REPUBLIC, MD Agronomy JOHN HENRY WILSON, JR. OXFORD. N C Plant Pathology JERRY WESLEY YOUNG MULBERRY, TENN. Animal Nutrition