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

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OUTSTANDING CLASSROOM TEACHERS AG School Professor Earns Top Alumni Award Dr. William D. Tolissaint (center), professor of agricultural economics, is presented a S500 check from the State College Alumni Association by Chancellor John T. Caldwell, left, and State Senator Ralph 11. Scott, alumni president. A I the 1962 commencement, senior class presi- - - dent James Futrell announced the selection of Dr. William I). Toussaint as the 1962 Distinguished C lassroom leacher of the Year as selected by the senior class. DR. KEY L. BARKLEY Professor of Psychology, School of Education DR. TOUSSAINT earned his Ph.D. in agricultural economics at Iowa State in 1953. He had had a teaching and research fellowship at Iowa State 1950- 52, coming to State College in 1954. He was desig- nated the outstanding instructor in the School of Agriculture 1957-58. An honorary member of Thirty and Three, he was Vice-President of Gamma Sigma Delta. Dr. Toussaint has also contributed several articles to agricultural publications. DR. BARKLEY gained his Ph.D. in psychology at the University of Illinois and taught at the University of North Carolina and Woman ' s College before com- ing to State in 1948. I le was a director of the Psycho- logical Corporation of New York from 1942-1948. A member of the American Psychological Association and the Southern Society lor Philosophy and Ps) chologv, he has also earned membership in Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi, and Gamma Mu. Dr. Barkley has done research on psychology ot marketing, adver- tising, teaching, and attitudes, publishing various ar- ticles on these.

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DR. J. LEON HELGUERA School of General Studies DR. HELGUERA received MR. KARL P. HANSON School of Engineering IllS h.D. Lat in American 1 listorv and Government at the Univer- sity or North Carolina in 1958, having previously come to State to teach in 1957. In 1962 he was elected corresponding member of the Columbian Academy of History and has also been granted Waddell, Do- hertv, and OAS Fellowships. MR. HANSON gained his M.S. in Mechanical En- gineering at the University or Michigan in 1946. After teaching at Johns I lopkins and the University of Connecticut, he accepted the post of Head of State ' s M.E. Department. Belonging to several honor- ary and professional engineering groups, Mr. Hanson is Chairman of the Advisors Board of Tau Beta Pi. DR. FREYRE was granted his Ph.D. in Physics and Mathematics at the LIniversidad de la Havana in MR. ROBERT E. WIGGINS School of Textiles DR. RAOUL M. FREYRE School of Physical Sciences 1955. After teaching physics and mathematics in Cuba, he came to the States in 1957. Sigma Pi Sigma and a listing in American Men of Science are a few of this honors program professor ' s achievements. MR. WIGGINS is the group ' s only State graduate, graduating here in 1952 and getting his M.S. in Tex- tiles in 1959. He has w orked in the textile industry, is co-editor of Fundamentals of Textiles 11, and is work- ing on Textiles Fundamentals I. Research he is doing centers on static potential of man-made fibers. DR. LAMMI, a member of Phi Kappa Phi, Sigma Xi, and Xi Sigma Pi, gained his Ph.D. in Forestry Economics at the University of California at Berkeley in 1954. He then worked for the United Nations before coming to State in 1961. He is current- ly doing research in international forestry policy. DR. JOE O. LAMMI School of Forestry