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

Text from Pages 1 - 352 of the 1964 volume:

1964 AGROMECK m iL iiii=siii= NORTH CAROLINA STATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA 1964 [2] William H. White, Jr., Editor Samuel J. Thomasson III, Managing Editor AGROMECK Published by the students of North Carolina State of the University of North Carolina, Raleigh, N. C. CONTENTS Academics Page 27 Organizations 49 Fraternities Dormitories . .117 Athletics 163 Military 193 Classes 213 [3] The Greater University of North Carolina is composed of three major divisions. Our division is a multitude of physical parts; chalk, paper, machines, data, people ... So are the other two divisions mode up of similar quantities. However, here there are singular aspects of a technical institution which are outstanding in the collegiate world. [4] f I u 1 I j [5] The Schools of Engineering, Design, and Physical Sciences and Applied Mathematics entertain the minds that will conceive and con- struct the Latter Twentieth Century Period. Therein lies the creative responsibility of this educational system. The school has a brief span in which to filter and refract the forces of this coming period. Perhaps this so eagerly attempted mass processing attacks the personality; but at least each field has its unique method. [7] Nd Pn, Sm Eo Gd Tb . Th Pn U Np Pu Am Cm Bk Cf El F.n M-1 No -i yV •{ T -n T 1 ;io] The magnitude and the difficulty of solution of the problems emerg- ing from the sudden growth of our culture require an intelligent and forceful approach. The technical disciplines demand a serious atti- tude toward education and breed a pervading realism through academic experience. This background includes more than applied patterns and methods; it also contains knowledge of personal failure as well as capability. [11] I I [13] There is nothing at State that forces the engineer or the scientist to be committed to one ethic or school of ideas. The diversity of ideas and their approaches within each academic community is contained only by the limits of civility. Even so, the older and the wiser usually succeed in directing the progress of education. [14] ' « t n-r [16] lak ;| -.. j f [18] The release from the pressure rarely comes through the work itself, and it can hardly be dismissed. The seriousness of the one problem only accelerates the spontaneity and joy of the next pleasure, regard- less of the distance between, and that is seldom great. At State there is no more commitment to one pleasure than to one ethic. Here the conversation and the art of being young are unique; sheer personal freedom soon fosters maturity. u m U .; i( ? [20] [21] The purpose of the school l ies in the ability of its graduates to develop the material world to suit the needs of humanity. The indi- vidual must not become so involved with this purpose as to be unable to withdraw from it bock to the warming flux of society. The scholastic and social communities create broad areas of leadership development and service opportunity. [221 EXTRA The Technician EXTRA North Carolina Stata ' i Studant N wvpap«r Vsl. XLVIll, r4a. 4 NMtfc CmoUm SM SI«Hmi. IUW|Ii, N. C« PfMar, March 13, ' Tva P«tM Tlita Im Atkins, Johnston In Prexy Run-Off; Lowder Edges Downing For VP Post Atkins Leads In Primary Race Classes Say No To Kiosk Downing Seeks Recount n T % « r This Agromeck is a yearbook devoted to an in- trospective view of that personality which is the State IVlan. This view is merely descriptive rather than sharply definitive. To that entity we dedicate this book. i ' $ . - [261 ACADEMICS t X ia [27] ADMINISTRATION WILLIAM C. FRIDAY WILLIAM C. FRIDAY President of the Consolidated University I am privileged to express greetings and best wishes to the newest of my fellow alumni in this permanent album of the Class of 1954. You have been inducted into a fine tra- dition made precious by the obligation and the opportunity that it affords for service to your fellow man. I think there is no loyalty that glows with brighter fervor than that attaching to our Alma Mater. You will find that Alma Mater is also loyal to her sons and daughters and finds her greatest joy when they have broadest success and ful- fillment. I have no doubt that as the years go by you will from time to time leaf through these pages with ever increasing sentiment and appreciation. It is my wish that each passing year will find you increasing also in the realization of the ideals which you now hold and affection for N. C. State. [28] mm JOHN T. CALDWELL The contributions of North Carolina State to the advance- ment of the American society are immeasurably great. Though research, extension, and technical aid are a substantial part of our effort, the resident educational function is still the central concern. You who chose to come here for your higher education and hope to take away a diploma have reason to be proud of your undertaking and your success. Many ingredients contribute to the accomplishments of the American civilization. Among them are the widespread avail- ability of higher education, respect for useful learning, and intellectual freedom. The Land-Grant colleges and universities have pioneered in making these elements a real part of our national life. This is the spirit of your Alma Mater. May the decades unfold for you the blessing of your days at State. JOHN T. CALDWELL Chancellor of N. C. State [29] HARRY C. KELLY Dean of the Faculty The Division of Student Affairs is composed of the following departments: Admissions and Registration, bearing the responsibility of in- forming prospective students, admitting them, and keeping records, schedules, and reports; Counseling and Financial Aid, providing orien- tation, counseling, and financial aid and part- time jobs for those in need; Student Health Service; Student Housing Department, oper- ating dormitories and married student hous- ing, and advising the Interdormitory Council; Student Activities, working with all student organizations; and Military. The Dean of the Faculty has the respon- sibility for all phases of academic affairs, the library, college extension, summer sessions, and the college television station. Dean Kelly has interpreted the main objective of the Uni- versity to be helping young people, who entrust their intellects to the school for four years, meet the change in their environment brought on by the new emphasis on science. Research has become one of the most important facets of N. C. State ' s development programs. The school has also increased its attention to in- state and regional industrial adaptation. JAMES J. STEWART Dean of Student Affairs [30] The year ' s most outstanding change in the Admissions Office has been its move to more comfortable, spacious and decorous housing in Peele Hall, which should aid in making N. C. State more attractive to interviewing college applicants. There has been a larger number of applicants this year, and the scholastic strength of the appli- cants has also increased, particularly in the mathematical skills. K. D. RABB Director of Admissions and Registration Because of the recent retirement of Mr. J. G. Vann, Dr. W. L. Turner has assumed the responsibility of managing N. C. State ' s busi- ness affairs, which involve more than thirty million dollars in a fiscal year. A native of Rocky Mount, Dr. Turner received both his B.S. and M.S. degrees at State and obtained his doctorate in public administration from Harvard. W. L. TURNER Business Manager [31] The Department of Student Housing seeks to provide the very best facilities possible w ithin the means of the Uni- versity at the lowest cost to the stu- dent. State ' s first high-rise residence hall opens this year, and a similar hall is planned. Continuous efforts are in progress to make University housing conducive to high academic pursuit. An orientation program endeavors to develop mature attitudes and habits among the residents and encourages their participation in athletic and social programs. N. B. WATTS, Director of Student Housing, and his Assistant, JOHN KANIPE GERALD G. HAWKINS, Asst. Director of Student Activities; BANKS C. TALLEY, JR., Director of Student Activities; TOM L. COVINGTON, JR., Asst. Director of Student Activities. The Department of Student Activities is responsible for Student Government and the judicial system, the YMCA and all religious programs, the social fraternities, the Erdahl- Cloyd Union, student publications, and all student clubs and societies. The Department is now dealing with a wide range of objectives including the expansion of the student union program, increased attention to the fraterni- ties, involving both the opening of the new fraternity housing project and broadening the concepts of the fraternity program, and the implementation of the academic integrity study being conducted with the aid of Student Government. [32] R. W. Shoffner replaced L. L. Ray as the Director of Foundations and Public Relations on March 1, 1964. Mr. Shoffner was formerly the Assistant to the Dean of the School of Agriculture. The primary purpose of the foundations which his office supports is to raise funds in order to assist programs in teaching, exten- sion, and research. Many distinguished scien- tists and professors are at State today because of these foundations, which raised $1,227,000 last year. LYLE B. ROGERS Director of Counseling R. W. SHOFFNER Foundations and Public Relations The Director of the Counseling Department is Dr. Lyie B. Rogers, who received his Ph.D. in education from Columbia University. The Counseling Department has a full-time staff to help students with problems of vocational and curriculum choice. The Department ad- ministers various aptitude and interest tests and maintains a file of occupational informa- tion. Referral can be made for students de- siring remedial work in speech, reading, and other areas. [33] Ladybird samples instant potato flakes. DEAN H. BROOK JAMES AGRICULTURE The School of Agriculture has acquired a new name — The School of Agriculture and Life Sciences. This revised name places new em- phasis on such biological sciences as genetics, zoology, plant pathology, entomology, botany, and bacteriology. A freshman enrolling in this School now chooses from four curricula: ag- ricultural technology, agricultural business, agricultural science, or biological sciences. Dr. Speck and graduate students study desirable bacteria. [34] First Row: Pres. B. Matthews, V-Pres. C. Porter, Sec. A. Graves, Treas. C. Miller, Reporter J. Arnold; Second Row: M. Hupko, J. Raid, B. Hege, B. Marlin, J. Brendle, F. Cherry; Third Row: J. Hodgin, F. Barkley, R. Harris, M. Reid, Advisor Dr. F. E. Hester, Advisor M. B. Wise. The Agricultural Council is the governing body of the School of Agriculture and Life Sciences and is composed of the president of each of the twelve departmental clubs in the School of Agriculture and the Department of Agricultural Education. The chief function of the Council is to coordinate activities of the clubs and to disseminate information to the students in the school. This past year, the Council sponsored a freshman orientation barbeque, a student agricultural fair at the N. C. State Fair, helped to co- ordinate the Ag Open House program, sponsored a fall combo party, and published the Ag Student. ' II give you two drumsticks for a breast. ' The School of Design is devoted to the de- velopment of a native art form in the practical and useful arts, it is intended to act as an educational center which unifies different design professions in the fundamental knowl- edge and methods which they share. Its fur- ther intention is the education of men who will be competent within a particular field of design. Because character, a profound de- votion, and an absolute professional commit- ment are prime ingredients of any creative activity where the social responsibilities are as vital as in architecture and design, the School also seeks to foster and cultivate the integrity of the individual. Crit. DEAN HENRY L KAMPHOEFNER School of Design [361 strangely enough, a drawing board is necessary for some education majors. : P atC r And the work goes on and on EDUCATION The School of Education offers the degree of Bachelor of Science in the following fields: agricultural education, industrial arts, indus- trial education, mathematics education, sci- ence education, and recreation and park ad- ministration. The curriculum leading to each degree includes courses designed to aid pros- pective teachers in acquiring an understand- ing of high school pupils, and in selecting and using acceptable teaching methods. A Master of Education or IVl.S. degree is available to students majoring in agricultural education, industrial arts education, industrial education, and occupational information and guidance. [37] SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING The Advisory Council lends a helping hand DEAN RALPH E. FADUM The School of Engineering is organized into nine departments: Agricul- tural, Chemical, Civil, Electrical, Engineering IVlechanics, Industrial, Mechan- ical, Mineral Industries, Nuclear, and Research. Today the demand for men of high technical competence in engineering skills is greater than ever before. This demand is reflected not only by high median starting salaries of graduates in engineering, but also in the increased enrollment of the graduate school. There has also been an increase in the number of scholarships and grants available for graduate work, in addition to the many teaching and research assistantships that are now available to qualified students. Dean Fadum introduces the committee chairmen at the opening of the 1953 Engmeers ' Fair. to the School in planning for the future. Outstanding seniors are knighted into the Order of St. Patrick at the annual St. Pat ' s Dance. The Engineers ' Council is the student governing body within the School of Engineering. The Council draws its operational power from representatives of the technical societies and from fees paid by the students at registration. It is the aim of the Council to present to the public, through a number of activities, a true picture of engi- neering. At the same time, the Council strives to instill the proper sense of responsibility and professional pride in the engineering students at North Carolina State. I COUNCIL First Row: Pres. S. White, V-Pres. C. Runkle, Sec. E. Thomas, Treas. T. Gray, V. Durrett, J. Clocker, J. Buchanan, C. Pugh; Second Row: R. Smith, G. Simon, N. Payne, T. Capps, C. Reames, B. Myers, H. Woods, E. Home; Third Row: R. Rackley, B. Cassanova, C. Bullock, L. Gentry, E. Enscore, A. Mattox, J. Florence, B. Sides; Fourth Row: P. Schick, M. Todd, J. Rudisill, J. Fulton, T. Westbrook, B. Mar- tm, G. Hudson, K. Goodman; Fifth Row: N. Clontz, E. Hinson, R. Young, T. Ferguson, J. Sanford, T. Lester, L Steen, P. Combs. k. 1 tS ' i I «t r M, IB f f ( ll J ' r t f ?L t 9i S V e H fl m Q 7 .! gJfe:Vr.iiJH | f ? 4 1 h i « I ' « h l..« « $ The School of Forestry at North Carolina State has a two-fold purpose. First, it must provide the professional education to indi- viduals who will manage the forest resources. This education must include not only a mas- tery of the scientific techniques of forest pro- duction but also a broad training in the sci- ences and liberal arts which will enable the individual to become a leader in his profes- sional field and an enlightened member of our citizenry. DEAN R. J. PRESTON School of Forestry Leakes and Coville participate in a logrolling conclave at Clemson. Second, it must provide, through research, a scientific base for the most efficient use of forest lands and the efficient utilization of the products and services derived from it. [40] LIBERAL DEAN FRED V. CAHILL, JR. School of Liberal Arts The School of Liberal Arts exists to serve the people of North Carolina in two principal ways. First, the School offers programs lead- ing to the degrees of Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science. Second, the School offers work in the humanities and social sciences. The programs in the School attempt to provide both breadth and depth. They are designed to acquaint the student with the complexities and opportunities in our modern society and to prepare him to assume the responsibilities of an enlightened citizen in the contemporary world. A. B. R. Shelley of the English Dept. relates the secrets for writing letters that get results. DR. EDSALL, Dept. Head of History and Political Science, and students discuss the legislative process with Dr. Holtz- man (not pictured). . . . and above all, that government is best which governs least. V [41] PHYSICAL SCIENCI AND APPLIED MATHEMATICS The primary objectives of the School of Physical Sciences and Applied Mathematics are the training of scientists and mathema- ticians; the technical support of curricula in Agriculture and Life Sciences, Design, Educa- tion, Engineering, Forestry, Liberal Arts, Tex- tiles; and original research in science and mathematics. Individual creativity and com- prehension are emphasized in the curricula of the School ' s four departments: Chemistry, Experimental Statistics, Mathematics, and Physics. The M.S. and Ph.D. degrees are avail- able in each department, except in Chemistry where approval of the Ph.D. degree is im- minent. DEAN ARTHUR C. MENIUS, JR. School of Physical Sciences and Applied iVIathematics Why am I always the last one to finish? II COUNCIL The Science Council is the student govern- ing body for the School of Physical Sciences and Applied Mathematics. Membership is open to any undergraduate in the curricula of chem- istry, mathematics, physics, or statistics. Pub. Ed. C. Duncan, Sec. E. Oliver, Pres. J. Stevens, V-Pres. T. Bentley, Social Chmn. B. Van Dyck, Sr. Trip Chmn. T. Lowder. Leadership Lab. DEAN MALCOLM E. CAMPBELL School of Textiles SCHOOL OF TEXTILES We produce leaders in the School of Tex- tiles. Our young men and women will be leaders in industry, business, research, and education. That ' s what we train them for. But our people will be leaders too in politics, in professional organizations, civic clubs, and frate rnal orders. They will be citizen leaders. We train them for that too. We ' re proud of the leadership training we offer. Our students re- flect it on campus. We have only 485 under- graduates — just 8 percent of the total NCS enrollment. But from the ranks of our 486 students have come men and women who hold at least 15 of the top elective and appointive posts in student organizations. Yes, we produce leaders in the School of Tex- tiles, and it shows all over the University. TOMPKINS TEXTILE COUNCIL First Row: Pres. E. York, V-Pres. D. Steagall, B. Howie; Second Row: W. Marchall, B. Long, B. Hill; Third Row: A. Womble, B. Harris, B. Burgess; Fourth Row: J. By- num, M. Evans, R. Byrd, A. Moffitt. OUTSTANDING PROFESSOR JESSE S. DOOLITTLE School of Engineering Professor Jesse S. Doolittle, a member of the mechanical engineering faculty at North Carolina State, was selected as the college ' s Outstanding Classroom Teacher of the Year by the 1963 graduating class. Professor Doolittle, whose special interests are in the areas of thermo- dynamics, heat transfer, gas turbines and jet propulsion, has been a mem- ber of the N. C. State faculty since 1947. He previously served on the Pennsylvania State University faculty for 18 years. He is internationally known for his textbooks on thermodynamics. The teacher award winner has worked extensively with N. C. State engin- neering students and their projects. For the past 14 years he has been faculty advisor to the Student Branch of Pi Tau Sigma, mechanical engi- neering honor society. He is also advisor to mechanical engineering students participating in the Engineering Honors Program. [44] Dr. H. Edwin Beam came to the Agricultural Education Department in September, 1960, having spent the last year at the University of North Carolina, completing course work for his doctorate. He received both his B.S. and M.S. degrees from North Carolina State. He has been a teacher of vocational agriculture, a high school principal, and a district super- visor of vocational agriculture. PROFESSOR RICHARD S. WURIVIAN School of Design PROFESSOR HOMER E. BEAM School of Education Richard S. Wurman is an Assistant Professor of Architecture, teaching first and second year design, and he is the advisor for the Student Publication of the School of Design. Mr. Wur- man received his Bachelor and Master of Architecture degrees from the University of Pennsylvania. He is presently a member of the firm Murphy, Levy, Wurman, in Philadel- phia, and a Project Coordinator for the North Carolina Film Board. , J DR. HENDERSON G. KINCHELOE School of Liberal Arts Professor Roy M. Carter received his B.S. in Forestry from tine University of IVIinnesota and his M.S. in Wood Technology from IVlich- igan State University. He is presently doing research work related to wood moisture re- lationships and wood preservation and finish- ing. PROFESSOR ROY M. CARTER School of Forestry Dr. Henderson G. Kincheloe received his Bachelor of Arts degree at the University of Richmond and his Master ' s at Harvard. He was granted his doctorate in English at Duke University. Dr. Kincheloe has frequently writ- ten reviews for The News and Observer and the N. C. Historical Review. He has also made contributions to five editions of Masterplots. Dr. Forrest W. Lancaster received his B.S. in Chemical Engineering and his M.S. in Physics and Mathematics, both from Purdue, and his doctorate from Duk e. The research Dr. Lancaster has conducted at State has covered several important fields, such as Ultrasonic Measurements in salts, esters, and alcohols, and Measurements of Radiation Damage. DR. FORREST W. LANCASTER School of Physical Sciences and Applied Mathematics DR. S. E. YOUNTS School of Agriculture Professor C. M. Asbill of the School of Tex- tiles received his B.S. degree in Electrical Engineering from Clemson College in 1925. He worked as a mechanical engineer for the U. S. Department of Agriculture ' s Textile Laboratories from 1926 to 1943, and for the Callaway Institute until 1946 when he came to N. C. State. Professor Asbill is currently doing extremely valuable research in instru- mentation. Dr. S. E. Younts is in charge of undergrad- uate teaching in Soils at North Carolina State. He attended State College where he received his Bachelor and Master of Science degrees in the field of soils. In addition to being an active member of several soil science socie- ties, Dr. Younts is also the author of several scientific papers in the field of plant nutrition and soil fertility. PROFESSOR C. M, ASBILL School of Textiles [481 ORGANIZATIONS 1 .■ . ■,. ' 5- (itiDitsi cdTi ' ii n Ttiis I MM mi fTMIS r- - VAZbUEZ-OOMINGillN -JJ:- ELCHOHI [49] vsi:«ytJBSFAvm i- ssTmsxaa GOVERNMENT The Big Four Sec. John Carr, Pres. John Bynum, V.-Pres. Lynn Spruill, Treas. Herb Goldston Student Government is the body charged with administering all student self-government on the campus. These student leaders coor- dinate all student activities and organizations and represent the student body in dealing with the faculty and administration. This year Student Government made sev- eral distinct steps forward. The Student Gov- ernment Summer Employment Commission is a definite asset to the student body and should offer at least fifty good jobs to our students this summer; this is the first year that the students of N. C. State have been represented at the Raleigh City Council meet- ings; the leadership seminar coordinated by Student Government proved to be very bene- ficial; Student Government took a unanimous stand in favor of our traditional style of di- ploma; Student Government has continued to press for the name North Carolina State Uni- versity. Thursday night meeting [501 High pressure campaign technique We, as students . . . WC babies invade for high level confab HONOR CODE BOARD Hears cases of lying, cheating, or stealing The Honor Code is a basic part of the educational process at North Carolina State. The heart of the Code is the pledge not to lie, cheat, or steal. When the pledge is violated, the Honor Code Board has the respon- sibility of trying the alleged violation. The Board is comprised of two sopho- mores, four juniors, and four seniors. CAMPUS CODE BOARD Uefines code of social behavior The Campus Code is the second component of the Honor System. Each student is pledged to conduct himself in a gentlemanly manner. The Campus Code Board hears such infractions as drunkenness, fighting, and other forms of disorderly conduct. The Campus Code Board, like the Honor Code Board, is comprised entirely of students. [52] V fOIVIEN ' S CAMPUS CODE BOARD Defines coed social conduct The Women ' s Campus Code Board is the sister organization of the Men ' s Campus Code Board. The Women ' s Board governs the conduct of the State coed. Each female student is pledged to conduct herself in a manner befitting a lady under all circumstances. In event of an alleged infraction, the Board hears the case and recommends appropriate disciplinary action. UNIVERSITY STUDENT COUNCIL Fields, Bynum, et al represent State The State delegation to the Consolidated University Student Council is chaired by Butch Fields and includes the officers of the Student Govern- ment and other Student Government members. The group meets with the other delegations to coordinate and formulate the activities of the student activities at the member schools of the Greater University. [53] ERDAHL-CLOYD UNION The Board of Chairmen surrounds Henry Bowers The Erdahl-Cloyd Union offers the student an op- portunity to find a home away from home. The Union offers in one building a restaurant, hotel, and com- plete facilities for recreation and activities. The activities of the Union are coordinated through the combined efforts of the officers. Board of Chair- men, committees, and staff members. The Board of Chairmen consists of the student president, vice-president, secretary, and the chairmen of the sixteen standing committees. The Board meets weekly to analyze the problems confronting the Union. The Board of Directors is composed of faculty members who are available for advice and coordina- tion. The Erdahl-Cloyd Union continues to play an im- portant part in the development and nurturing of student leaders. The esteemed officers led by Dave Stuart, President [54j This Slater food is really small time Looks like Mmnesota fats McKIMMON VILLAGE The McKimmon Village Council coordinates the activities of the McKim- mon Village housing project. The Council has successfully constructed a playground for the youngsters and points with pride to the fine library com- piled for use by Village inhabitants. The Council also presents a variety of programs of great benefit to the married students. Led by Mayor Art Mattox [55] Could that be Carolyn Hester? Whatever Stan wants, Stan Getz. NEW student Board of Directors New Arts, Inc. is sponsored jointly by the Inter- fraternity Council and the Erdahl-Cloyd Union. New Arts is an endeavor to present to the State student the finest in popular entertainment. Only entertainers of the finest quality — such people as Stan Getz, Julie London, and the Dukes of Dixieland — are presented. The total cost of the series is but $3 for the State student. [56] Y. C. A. The purpose of the North Carolina State YMCA is to stimulate religious development and to provide an opportunity for the student to relate his academic experience to his faith. The Y seeks to meet students where they are, speaking the language with which they are familiar and helping them to grow. As the program develops three elements are utilized— worship, study, and action. The YMCA Cabinet is led by Garland McAdoo, President. Freshman Camp J PUBLICATIONS EKBt ' - i rr:  r •. 7 •■ ' ■ Si5i ' . ia- -;ii Just one, big, happy family. BOARD OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Student publications Inave been a vital force in the life of North Carolina State for many years. Since its inception in 1931, the Board of Student Publica- tions has served as a clearing house for nominations, policy, and assorted grievances. Nine student publications are coordinated through the Board: the Agromeck, Technician, WKNC, South- ern Engineer, Textile Forum, Pinetum, Ag Student, Vo-Ag, and the Student Publication of the School of Design. This year the Board took a major step in removing from the general elections the selection of the Agro- meck and Technician editors and the WKNC station manager. The Board also contemplated merging with the IDC and Erdahl-Cloyd Union in a greatly improved spring banquet featuring a nationally known speaker. k i Mrs. Carol Hill Kenfield . . . Jack of all trades. ' [58] MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLICATIONS AGROMECK William H. White, Jr., Editor Samuel J. Thomasson, III, Bus. Mgr. TECHNICIAN J. Grant Blair, Co-Editor Allen Lennon, Co-Editor Rodgers Dayvault, Bus. Mgr. WKNC George L. Heeden, Manager William Church, Bus. Mgr. AG STUDENT Robert G. Matthews, Editor PINETUM Charles Lee, Editor Tom Ferrari, Bus. Mgr. STUDENT PUBLICATION OF THE SCHOOL OF DESIGN Rayhan Tansal, Co-Editor Keller Smith, Co-Editor Wayland Plaster, Bus. Mgr. SOUTHERN ENGINEER John Buchanan, Editor Bob Cassanova, Bus. Mgr. TEXTILE FORUM Ernest York, Co-Editor Bill Burgess, Co-Editor Darryl Steagall, Bus. Mgr. VO-AG Bill Adams, Editor Bill Long, Bus. Mgr. STUDENT GOVERNMENT John Bynum, President Lynn Spruill, Vice-President FACULTY MEMBERS Dr. Max Halperen, Chairman Gerald G. Hawkins Dr. Robert N. Elliott Wilton L. Fleming Dale M. Hoover Blair Buchanan Burgess Cassanova Dayvault Ferrari Lee Lennon Smith Steagall White York kJ k [59] AGROMECK BILL WHITE Editor ▼ The Agromeck is an attempt to portray North Caro- lina State as we know it: some successes and some failures. The staff dallies at the beginning of the year . . . Editor White writes us a letter ... the big push is on . . . Warden and Vogler make the Big Time . . . Sammy drops out of school . . . The staff editors lose track of time . . . The book is put out . . . Every- body is happy ... We all take a drink. This year the book is more informal in an attempt to depict State as she really is. We hope you ' ll like it. SAMMY THOMASSON Managing Editor [60] JOHN WOFFORD Editor of Class Section MIKE SCOFIELD Organizations Editor BOB DOBBS Editor of Opening Section [61] The hardworking assistants: Bennett, Poovie, and Wright DAN DERBY Photographer BILL WHITE Military Editor FERMAN WARDELL Fraternity Editor [62] lkS S COLBERT HOWELL Head Photographer Jf :,i r- SX; Cashion— The Lip T5 g Dills has some very interesting photos he made as a free lance. Beaman lies down on the job. [63] TECHNICIAN Whatever your interests, The Technician has some- thing for you. Now in its forty-fifth year, the tri-weekly newspaper informs students of the latest happenings, from news to sports. The paper is written, edited, and illustrated by students who are majoring in a wide variety of cur- riculums that range from engineering to design. For the first time in its long history, The Technician ran color pictures this year in its coverage of the Liberty Bowl football game. One of The Technician ' s cartoonists. Herb Allred, draws his Throckmortimer cartoons for colleges and universities across the country. His nationally known comic strip was first published by The Technician. The Technician offices are located in the base- ment of the YMCA. ALLEN LENNON Co-Editor GRANT BLAIR Co-Editor CURTISS MOORE News Editor MARTIN WHITE Sports Editor RODY DAYVAULT Business Manager Business Staff This is the motley crew that actually does the majority of the work. •• •JwiP ' V Vi K The 1963-64 school year marked the radio station ' s second year of operations in its still relatively new studios in the Publications Center. The year brought its usual array of problems of training new staff members, buying new equipment, and keeping the 15,000 record library up to date. But there were also the bright spots: talking with Peter, Paul, Mary, The Chad Mitchell Trio, and other entertainers who came through State. The year also saw a complete remodeling and re- wiring of the two control rooms to make room for the addition of a new recording studio. Nineteen hundred and sixty-four marked another year in WKNC ' s effort to present the best in contem- porary radio programming for State and Peace College. WAYNE HAYNES Chief Engineer GEORGE HEEDEN Station Manager IP i [66] BILL CHURCH Business Manager RAY McCRARY Projects Director The lllustnoi ' s Staff [67] ■J 1 THE PRESSURE 1 15 CHW SOUTHERN rV JK ENGINEER VA The Southern Engineer is published bi- monthly by students in the School of Engi- neering. The magazine is sponsored by the Engineers ' Council. The Southern Engineer functions as a means of communication among the students, the faculty, and State alumni in the engineer- ing profession. It also aids students in the School of Engineering to broaden and stimulate their interest in specific areas of engineering by presenting a variety of articles written by the faculty, members of industry, and out- standing students. Publish outstanding magazine PINETU The Pinetum, publication of the School of Forestry, is sponsored by the Forestry Club and serves as a means of communication among alumni, faculty, graduate students, undergraduate students, and the forestry industry. The magazine serves as a catalog of the special events and activities that take place in the Forestry School throughout the year. The publication awards special recognition to those students who have attained outstanding goals during their course of study. In addition, new faculty members, scholar- ship winners, and other outstanding personalities are written up. Latest news from deep in the woods. staff cubby hole. STUDENT PUBLICATION OF THE SCHOOL OF DESIGN The Student Publication of the School of Design is an endeavor by the students of design to present the methods and conceptions of today ' s lead- ing architects. The magazine devotes itself to a high level of writing and depiction of art. The publication is sustained through student fees, subscrip- tions, and donations from various supporters. The Textile Forum is published five times a year by members of the Textile School. Five faculty ad- visors assist in the publication process. The magazine features articles written by outstanding leaders in industry and by faculty members. Staff Members 1 E i TEXTILE FORU [69] The Symphonic Band J. PERRY WATSON Director of Music MILTON C BLISS Assistant Director of Music The Fanfare Band MUSICAL OR The ROTC Band The Clarinet Choir I ( Ci n rt Ci ( n -r r r n ' n r« o o ' DONALD B. ADCOCK Assistant Director of Music The Varsity Men ' s Glee Club rp f. y ! i  i,% Vf CURTIS R. CRAVER Instructor of Woodwinds The Collegiate Men ' s Glee Club GANIZATIONS The Women ' s Chorus The combined membership of the Musical Organ- izations constitutes the largest voluntary student organization on campus. Under the direction of J. Perry Watson, Donald B. Adcock, Milton C, Bliss, and Curtis R. Graver, these organizations present concerts on and off campus, make annual tours, record, appear on TV and radio, and represent N. C. State at official functions. Since the early 1900 ' s, the Musical Organizations have played an important role in life of the campus. Students from all schools on campus avail them- selves of the opportunity of participation. Member- ship is open to any student, selection being based upon meeting or attaining musical standards. For the student of N. C. State, music plays a vital part in maintaining and developing an interest in an avocational program. Through music, it is found that a healthy attitude toward college life and toward life in general can be sustained by the student spending a great deal of time in the pursuit of his studies. [71] Glee Club Officers: V-Pres. Var. Glee Club Smith, Pub. Mgr. Redman, V-Pres. Coll. Glee Club Summers, Pres. Little, Bus. Mgr. Perry, Sec. Coll. Glee Club White, Sec. Var. Glee Club Ellis. Women ' s Chorus Officers: Sec. Ellis, Pres. EIrod, V-Pres. Bee- ton. Band Officers: Sec. Fanfare Band Freeman, V-Pres. Fanfare Band Edwards, V-Pres. Sym- phonic Band Johnson, Sec. Symphonic Band Hoffman, Pres. Mills, Pub. Rel. Officer Wil- liams, Bus. Mgr. Freeman. 1963-196a PERSONNEL BANDS Ailor, William H., Ill Allsbrook, Ernest R., Jr. Andrews, Roy W. Antel, Ronald C. Arnold, John H. Baker, James R. Baker, Jerry B. Barbee, Willard H. Barnes, Ken M. Barnett, George W. Bennett, C. Leonard, Jr. Black, Gerald M. Blackmon, Robert M., Jr. Bowers, Keith A. Bradley, George A. Brady, Gary M. Brady, Leslie R., Jr. Brantley, Vester R., Jr. Braun, Dan R. Brewer, Stanley W. Brown, Robert C. Brunkhurst, Wayne C. Buchanan, John R. Bullock, Charles W. Burr, Clyde V. Callahan, William S. Carroll, Robert L. Carter, Robert W. Caudill, William R. Cherry, Tommy G. Clarke, Lyman S., Jr. Clemmons, Charles M. Cobb, Gerald M. Costner, Harry H. Cox, Hugh D. Craig, David M. Craver, Daniel F. Dabbs, Ronald L. Daniel, Ralph W. Davis, A. Brian Davis, Murray B. Davis, Warren J. Deal, Earl L Dement, Edward F. Dixon, Gurney L. Dorman, Frank C. Douthwaite, Richard H. Dowdy, Jack D. Doyle, Grady M. Eagle, Eugene 0. Eason, Ronald R. Edwards, Richard D. Edwards, Walton D. Ellington, Frederick H. Elmore, David R. Eriandson, Ray S., Ill Farmer, Leslie B. Fishel, Phillip C, Jr. Fisher, Harry T. Flinchum, Earl T. Forrest, James S. Freeman, Carvie T. Freeman, John F., Jr. Frierson, John L. Furbee, Myron E. Gardner, Charles A. Givens, Craig B. Green, Joseph A. Greene, Ernest L., Jr. Griffin, Dwight M., Jr. Grigg, Don A. Gupton, Wallace I. Hamlett, Roswell W., Jr. Hancammon, Joseph D. Harrington, James E. Hart, Robert E. Hartsell, Harry W. Heeden, George L., Jr. Helser, Kenneth H., II Herrington, Sidney W. Hill, Ralph J. Hobbs, LaFloyd H., Jr. Hoffmann, Theodore C. Hollingsworth, Peggy E. Holoman, Stuart B. Hoskins, Dickey E. Howard, Dean Hurst, Raebourne B. Johnson, George R. Johnson, William F. Jones, John A. Jones, Michael L. Jones, Sherwood L. Kearney, William C. Knott, Marsh W., Jr. Lasley, John H. Lee, Jasper W., Jr. Lehew, Luther H. Leonard, Joseph G. Lindstrom, John H. Long, Jerry E. Loyd, Frank R. Marchman, James F. Matthews, John D. May, John B. Meador, Richard E. Midgett, Johnny B. Mills, Kenneth E. Monroe, John R. Moore, Keith R. Morrison, William E. Murphy, Wilbert L. McAuley, Wanzie A. McCracken, Jerry F. McEwan, Charles M. McGill, Ralph N. McKee, James A. McKnight, Howard F. Nanney, Donald M. Ogburn, Harold L. Payne, Edward S. Pharr, Robert S. Pope, Guy L. Powell, William E. Pritchard, Jerry P. Pruette, David L. Reaves, Odis M. Ross, Daniel W. Sanborn, Herbert R. Santen, Joseph R. Sarvis, Gilbert Seawright, David S. Self, Robert L., Ill Shaffner, Thomas J. Sides, William H. Sizemore, Wallace P. Sloan, Ben J. Smith, Carl B. Smith, Edward L. Smith, H. Roy Spees, Lynn B. Steppe, James A. Stewart, Herman D., Jr. Stinner, Ronald E. Stinson, George H. Strickland, Thomas E. Summerlin, Daniel C. Taylor, Ray S. Teague, David B. Teal, Kenneth P. Terrell, James D. Tetterton, Joseph D. Thomson, Stuart M. Todd, Shelby L Tower, John D. Umbarger, Richard Wade, William J. Wall, Jerry L Walters, George W. Wayt, Merritt W., Jr. West, Thomas E. Widenhouse, Donald W. Williams, Carlos R. Williams, John D. Williams, Richard P. Willis, Fred S. Wills, Marshall W. Wilner, Ronald L. Winton, Charles N. Witter, David E. Wolf, Robert S. Woodard, John V. Zobel, Donald B. WOMEN ' S CHORUS Becton, Nancy A. Brasfield, Helen Bumgarner, Connie E. Ellis, Sharon W. EIrod, Ella G. Evans, Nona M. Fitchett, Gail C. Harmon, Vallie C. Herter, Alice E. Johnson, Nancy S. Jones, Marilyn A. Kenyon, Jane G. Lawrence, G. Jean LeNeave, Claudia K. Mann, Margaret E. Mayton, Frances W. Millner, Patricia L. Murley, Rebecca A. Neal, Martha J. Paris, Bennie L. Peacock, Lynda A. Saunders, Patricia E. Shelley, Gail E. Sink, Mary A. Smith, Lucy M. Tremain, Roberta M. Van Dyke, Betty L. Walker, Lydia C. Warner, Joyce R. Wigg, Helen J. Williams, Sylvia J. [721 GLEE CLUBS Addington, Albert W. Andres, Michael R. Bahnson, Charles F. Bailey, Latmer S., Jr. Barick, Bruce H. Barton, George W., Jr. Bass, John W. Bell, Arland L. Bennett, Roy R., Jr. Berry, William H. Biggs, Charles L., Jr. Blanton, Dwight H. Bradshaw, David W. Bradshaw, James B. Brown, Eugene W. Bryan, J. T. Bryant, Donald R. Bumgarner, Paul L. Butler, George B. Cahoon, Richard E. Caldwell, William M. Carter, Robert W. Cato, Joseph C. Chartier, Robert L Clemmons, Charles M. Culbreth, Thomas E. Dahl, Warren M. Davis, Robert F. Deibert, C. Ray Desrosiers, Norman I Dowdy, Jack D. Dozier, Robert L. Ellis, John L Evans, Morris Farel, Eric G. Fergus, Ivon Fox, Steve A. Eraser, Thomas A., I Gabriel, Richard G. Gibson, Walter G. Gilstad, Claire J. Griffin, Patrick C. Harmon, Frank L. Harmon, Warren S. Harris, Aubrey D. Hearn, Walden M. Heggie, Alex P. Hinson, Ted R. Holland, Tyree B. Honeycutt, James R. Hube, William K. Huneycutt, Robert D Ivey, David J. Ivey, Michael H. James, Edward A. Johnston, Edward R. Jones, Billie W. Jones, William G. Jordan, H. Mendall Kinney, John W. Klatt, Fred W. Lancaster, David B. Lerner, Richard M. Lesslie, Peter A. Little, Brian E. Livera, Aldo L. Lynn, Iowa H. Meares, James G. Mecham, Ross L. Mello, Robert W. Michie, John F. Midgett, Johnny B. Miller, Walter W. Mitchell, William R. Moore, Joshlyn D. Morrison, Neill A. Morton, Charles W. Moyer, John E. Murray, Cornelius E. Murrell, Irvin H., Jr. McCracken, John C. McCrary, Milford H. McCulloch, John W. McGee, Hubert W. McLean, Duncan F. McNeill, Jerry R. Newman, William E. Nielsen, Chris E. Parker, Raymond A. Parrish, Samuel G. Partin, B. Fred, Jr. Partin, Rudy M. Patrick, William J. Peddycord, Jimmie R. Perry, Hilton B. Pierannunzi, Vito P. Pratt, George C. Pritchard, Jerry P. Pugh, James E., Jr. Redmon, I. M., Jr. Rhodes, Glenn G., Jr. Richardson, Walter E. Ritterskamp, Jack H., Jr. Rivenbark, Robert K. Schultheiss, Barry H. Shadoin, Thomas M., Jr. Shepherd, Gordon Small, Tarlton R. Smith, Bryon W. Smith, Owen J. Smith, Thomas R., Jr. Spruill, Mervin L. Stidman, Thomas G. Stone, Harry W. Stone, Jerry L Summers, Michael K. Summers, Richard L. Swetland, Frederick L. Thomas, Robert E. Trudell, Peter J. Underwood, Al L. Vance, John F., Jr. Waddail, William E. Walker, Joel E. Walsh, Phillip J. Warner, Michael K. White, Richard S. Williamson, Preston M. Williams, Kent B. Woolard, John L., Jr. Yates, Ronald A. Accompanists Wolves Glee Club Quartet [73] First Row: Chairman E. Hmson, V-Chairman B. Cassanova, B. Bromby, Sec. J. Ellis, Treas. J. Gregson, J. Rudisill, B. Crump; Second Row: P. Thomas, A. Ching, N. Lingle, J. Buchanan, R. Smith, C. Curtis, V. Homrick, J. Marchman; Third Row: S. Hicks, T. Cocke, J. Ed- wards, J. Dunn, T. Helton, A. Contrell, D. Cole, W. Turner, J. Gardner; Fourth Row: B. Philyaw, 8. Redding, G. Jackson, J. England, R. Frauenholz, F. Cline, R. Brown, T. Taylor, T. Thayer. AMERICAN INSTITUTE AERONAUTICS AND The student branch of the AlAA attempts to stimulate the student ' s interest in the fields of astronautical and aeronautical engineering by encouraging him to participate in extracurricular projects, for example, exhibits for the Engineers ' Fair; and simultaneously attempts to provide a connection with practicing members of the profession through guest speakers. It ' ll never get off the ground. Norman Payne and Bill Mackie working on the Engineers ' Fair project. INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERS The object of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers is to aid in the professional development of the electrical engineering student. To accomplish this, the IEEE presents lectures and informal discussions featuring leading men from various fields of engineering and management. In addition to regular speakers, the IEEE takes an active oart in the Engineers ' Fair. Members of the IEEE increase their knowledge of engineering by designing, constructing, and operating exhibits for the Engineers ' Fair each year. First Row: Advisor W. J. Barcley, Chairman N. Payne, V-Chairman G. Simon, Treas. S. White, Sec. C Pugh Faculty Member W P Sea- Turner, D. Stolt, J. Vick, D. Thomas, J. Flo.-ence, L. Gentry. [75] First Row: Pres. C. Bullock, V-Pres. D. Allen, Treas. D. Smith, T. Clausi, B. Coffey, K. Hilton, A. Lengade, J. Voss; Second Row: P. Lasiter, R. Phillips, B. Sorrels, R. Smith, F. Johnson, D. league, T. Griffin, M. Sutton; Third Row: B. Voncannon, H. Lee, N. Clontz, D. Baber, B. Smith, E. Lewis, B. Bryan, T. Davis; Fourth Row: H. Hair, J. Smith, J. Edwards, R. King J. Dud- ley, B. Miller, J. Stanley, M. Pope. Fifth Row: T. Gray, T. Brown, S. Stredler, C. Fink, C. Funk, K. McKelvey, B. Wilkinson, W. Honeycutt, D. Spencer, G. Robertson. AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERS The North Carolina State Student Chapter of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers is dedicated to the promotion of academic and pro- fessional interest in chemical engineering and other related fields. Nationally noted speakers, plant trips, and social meetings with parent groups are the stimiulative means by which these goals are obtained. The AICHE also affords opportunity for development of individual leadership, administra- tion, and public speaking. AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF INOUSTRIAL ENGINEERS First Row: Pres. C. Reames, V-Pres. A. Mattox, Sec. T. Russell, Treas. W. Lineberry; Second Row: C. Griffin, K. Nichols, C. Nicholson; Third Row: R. Shuping, B. Laymon, B. Raynor, K. Ball; Fourth Row: J. Eller, B. Good- rich, W. Justus, E. Enscore; Fifth Row: E. Pyatte, S. Ritchie, J. Dills, P. Combs. The American Institute of Industrial Engi- neers has as its objective the desire to instill professionalism in the student industrial engineer. To accomplish this the year ' s ac- tivities are centered around speakers who are specialists in various fields that lend them- selves to the methodology of the industrial engineer. This year AIIE was proud to pre- sent many such outstanding speakers. Participation in the Engineers ' Fair is an- other activity of the AIIE. The entire mem- bership of the club works together to prepare a project for the Fair. The AIIE also helps to furnish books for the student lounge, par- ticipates in freshman orientation, and par- ticipates in the Engineers ' Ball. [76] First Row: T. Bentley, C. Stalllngs, T. Morton, C. Pratt, F. McGirt, D. Surrette; Second Row: R Brady J Gibson W Key, J. Newlin, S. Thomson, F. Ziglar; Third Row: T. Shaffner, F. Murdoch, J. Jones M Stan- ley, G. Maddry; Fourth Row: K. Page, C. Hunt, T. Clemmer, J. Stevens. AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS The purpose of the American Institute of Physics is to provide a means by which the student in physics can become more informed about the many opportunities his curriculum has to offer him. The AlP also attempts to bring about a greater understanding between the faculty and the student through such means as an annual picnic for the purpose of introducing the new students in physics to the faculty. AMERICAN NUCLEAR SOCIETY The purpose of the Student Branch of the Amer- ican Nuclear Society is to stimulate the interest of the student in nuclear physics and associated sciences. This purpose is accomplished by offer- ing students membership in a world-wide organ- ization of nuclear scientists and engineers, and by exposing the student to personal contact with pro- fessional engineers. First Row: A. Carnesale, A. Jenkins, W. Sids, W. Myers, W. Cooper, K. Kearns; Second Row: B. Liner. J. Venable G Yelverton F McGirt, M. Reese; Third Row: W. Horner, H. Woods, R. Parker, R. Mills, J. Osborne, E. Venerus; Fourth Row: E Jones ' c Holland ' M. Herman, H. Davis, D. Dobbins. [77] First Row: Advisor Dr. C. F. Borowski, Pres. C. iVl. Todd, V-Pres. E. Higdon, Sec.-Treas. M. Thompson, R. Winn, J. Perry, S. Bircli, J. Ferguson, J. Timberlake, W. Widenhouse, B. Little, E. Kendall; Second Row: D. Morgan, S. Stough, M. Todd, R. Thomas, B. Fitzgerald, T. Winslow, C. Hope, W. Breeden, J. Cannon, R. Wilkinson, R. Rackley, F. Collins; Third Row: R. Sullivan, J. Vinson, B. Maultsby, J. Weaver, D. Buddington, P. Schick, J. Lupton, C. Verbal, J. Ballew, K. Wall, L Sturiale; Fourth Row: H. Frick, D. Hauser, J. Ritchie, J. Clocker, R. Poindexter, C. Sapp, J. Drye, G. West, V. Durrett, J. Lasley, W. Long; Fifth Row: M. Mettrey, D. Marshall, H. Stewart, E. Caveness, A. Sondey, W. Way, C. Griffin, M. Rhyne, H. Jones, E. Chandler, B. Cope. american society mechanical :nginee SOCIETY The ASME is a national professional society which attempts to advance the field of mechanical engineering through the free exchange of technical information and the cooperation of mechanical engineers all over the world. AMERICAN OF CIVIL ENGINEERS The ASCE, established in 1922, has been devot- ing its efforts to helping students become better acquainted with the faculty, stimulating an interest in civil engineering, and relating acquired knowl- edge to practical application. First Row; Advisor Dr. Crebbins, Pres. E. Thomas, V-Pres. D. Craddock, Sec. L. Biggers, Treas. E. Denbo, Pub. Dir. L. Steen, L. Santowasso; Second Row: J. Grady, R. Jones, J. Arey, W. Linville, R. Moore, B. Marshburn, H. Burns; Third Row: T. Gupton, E. Page, J. OIlis, D. Danner, J. Aberson, B. Martin, J. Gilbert, G. Smith; Fourth Row; G. Larson, B. Baker, H. Davis, D. Smith, R. Watson, R. Avent, E. Gurley, T. Westbrook; Fifth Row: G. King, W. Taylor, C. Staton, G, Chapman, R. Fitzula, J. Fulbright, C. T. Freeman, W. Kitchen, E. Taylor. [78] First Row: Advisor W. W. Kriegel, Pres. B. Gay, V-Pres. B. Davis, Sec.-Treas. J. Foushee; Second Row: IVl. Phillips, D. Witter, W. Hackler; Third Row: B. Dixon, R. Cato. AMERICAN CERAMIC The N. C. State branch of the American Ceramic Society was organized to familiarize students with various branches of the pottery industry by discussions, seminars, and talks by industry leaders, such as Dr. R. L. Wear- ever and Professor Eric Dolphy, and to foster a strong bond of fellowship between the stu- dents and members of the faculty. KERAMOS Keramos, the national professional ceramic engineering fraternity, is the oldest profes- sional engineering fraternity in the world. The object of the chapter at State is to promote and emphasize mental achievement and to promote interest in ceramic art, technology, and engineering. To achieve its goal, the group provides a wide variety of programs at its meetings. The programs include panel discus- sions and guest speakers. Advisor W. C. Hackler, Pres. Bob Davis, V-Pres. Bill Gay, Past National Pres. W. W. Kriegel. [79] First Row; B. Wortman, W. Wagner, T. Sills, J. Sawhill, R. Culp, L. LeMoine; Second Row: L Poteat, J. Ballance, G. Yelverton, C. Huckabee, R. Haase, H. Davis; Third Row; R. Jones, V. Goodman, C. Rudd, L. Shives, G. Hud- son, B. McLawhorn. AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR METALS The North Carolina State chapter of the American Society for Metals is an organization dedicated to the promotion of fellowship among metallurgical students, through which it helps them develop and broaden their interests in the field of metallurgy. The Society starts the year by sponsoring a party. Potential members are offered a chance to meet the members and learn about the group. During the semi-monthly meetings, lectures are given on metals and the metallurgical industry. These lectures are presented by faculty members, industrial men, and members of the Society at large. ALPHA SIGMA MU Alpha Sigma Mu is a National professional honorary fraternity for metallurgical students. Its objective is to stimulate metallurgical students on to greater efforts by recognizing outstanding stu- dents and by combining their efforts with those of the American Society for Metals in various projects. [80] First Row: Pres. L. Stikeleather, V-Pres. R. Young, Treas. D. Aman, Reporter G. Brmkley, Sec. R. Mason; Second Row: F. Parkinson, J. Jackson, T. Cutts, J. Francis, F. Abrams, E. Davis; Third Row: G. Liner, J. Allen, C. Currin, T. Young, D. Newton, D. Smith. AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL The ASAE consists of students in agricultural engineering who are seeking insight into the op- portunities offered by their profession. To accom- TY INI p ' ish this goal, ASAE presents programs consisting of lectures and discussions by leaders in the field of agricultural engineering. AGRICULTURAL INSTITUTE CLUB The Ag Institute Club is composed of men in the two year Ag Institute program. The members of the club, called Aggies, sponsor many activi- ties which promote the objectives of the club. These objectives are effectively summed up by their motto, Let Education Pull the Plow. First Row: Pres. D. Bright, V-Pres. P. Gallimore, Sec. J. Wilson, H. Stallings, J. Midyette, J. Mewbern; Second Row: D. Wallace, T. Barrow, W. Morgan, E. Beeson, H. Byrd; Third Row: G. McGill, T. Forrest, L. Goodwin, G. Pate, W. Brown, L. Larabee; Fourth Row: K. Ross, H. Newton, G. Mills, J. Hawkins, J. Hamill; Fifth Row: R. Westmoreland, J. Best, C. Clayton, J. Munden. First Row: Pres. E. York, V-Pres. D. Steagall, Treas. B. Harris, Scribe R. Whicker, Sgt.-at-Arms A. Lassiter; Second Row: J. Cov- ington, T. Baucom, R. Byrd, W. Marshall, M. Pope, B. Caldwell, R. Moore, M. Gentry, B. Howie; Third Row: W. Novellas, B. John- son, D. Daniels, B. Burgess, W. Schwartz, L. Turner, R. Lewis, R. Leslie, M. Feldman; Fourth Row; I. Misirii, R. Anglin, W. Smith, N. Felton, A. Moffitt, J. Koontz, G. Warner, T. Norris, B. Kenyon, B. White; Fifth Row: F. Rohner, J. Bynum. PHI Delta Kappa Phi, the oldest professional textile fraternity in the United States, has its largest chapter here at N. C. State. The functions of Delta Kappa Phi include guest speakers, an annual banquet, conducting tours of the Textile School, and the presentation of an award to the senior who is considered most outstanding by his classmates. Phi Psi, a professional textile fraternity, attempts to aid the student in textiles by providing fellowship with other students in the same curriculum. Some of the activities of Phi Psi include guest speakers, an annual fashion show, a Christmas party for underprivileged children, and the presentation of the Man-of-the-Year award in the textile industry. PHI ;i First Row: Pres. B. Hill, V-Pres. H. Steelman, Sec. S. Trott, Treas. S. Duerk, Warden J. Poteat, Cor. Sec. T. Hackett, B. Long, D. Cole; Second Row: J. Rowland, J. McCracken, D. Wiseman, G. Matheson, H. Puckett, B. Mims, K. Weaver, T. Bryan; Third Row: S. Mann, M. Mayer, J. Summitt, J. McNeill, J. Howell, J. Snipes, E. Chornyei; B. Daniel, D. Hamilton; Fourth Row: J. Stoker, M. Ross, L. Pas- chall, R. Dayvault, H. Lowder, K. Moore, F. Harris, F. McLaurin, J. Robinson; Fifth Row: A. Millard. R. Bell, P. Peiffer, J. McAuley, B. Miller, J. Miller, T. Compton, J. Wise, B. Bizzell, C. Fox. ■■ ■ ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ ■ ■ ■ H ■l ' J ' •S ' ltfj B B 1 M w w H K ' L E 1 Pi Di ' y B H ml 1 li l ' VP mUH ■k .M pitj M im mJ mm ■ij Ir rVl 1 1 1 1 m ' ' ' ' ' l 1 HL. :- V j Lv B t ' TT ■ ftrr- W Et lk. J T 1 [82] First Row: Pres. B. Burgess, V-Pres. B. Harris, Treas. A. Moffitt, Sec. C. Fox, Pledgemaster R. Byrd; Second Row: A. Womble, G. Warner, H. Steelman, T. Norris, F. Rohner; Third Row: J. Poteet, J. Bynum, E. York. TAU BETA Kappa Tau Beta is a knitting fraternity organized at the N. C. State School of Textiles in 1952 by a group of senior knitting students and faculty mem- bers. The goal of the fraternity is to promote interest in the many new methods of knitting and the use of knitting in the world today. To achieve its goal, Kappa Tau Beta presents various speakers from the textile industry. The speakers provide the membership with practical infor- mation and recent important breakthroughs in the field of knitting. NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION The Student N.E.A. at State is part of the national organization which includes profes- sional teachers, superintendents, and pros- pective teachers. The purpose of the group is to promote a general understanding of education at both the higher and secondary levels. To accomplish its aim, the student chapter at State presents appropriate programs at its meetings. Outstanding programs this year have included panel discussion, with both high school students and faculty members as panelists, and noted speakers from other fields of education. Advisor Dean J. B. Kirkland, V-Pres. Fran Mayton, Pres. Daniel Edwards, Sec. Grace EIrod, Reporter Brian Lonon. [83] H. . ' . Club gathers at weekly meeting. CIRCLE K CLUB Throughout the year, the Circle K Club performs various services for the community, various welfare groups, and other organizations such as the Boy Scouts. This year, in addition, the club assisted in the Campus Fund Drive. With the help and direction of the parent Kiwanis Club, the Circle K Club is performing ever-increasing assistance to both the community and the campus. Working on community project. 4 M Chappell and cohorts. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS CLUB The purpose of the Agricultural Economics Club is to stimulate interest of the members for future attainments in their chosen profession. The club pre- sents guest speakers, panel discussions, and seminars to achieve its goal. AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION CLUB The Agricultural Education Club serves as an in- tegral part of the training and development of future vocational agricultural teachers. The club includes many social activities with its monthly meetings. The Ag. Ed. Club develops future agricultural teachers. [85] Members m Meeting Room. AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY CLUB The Agricultural Engineering Technology Club sponsors a student-faculty social, an awards banquet, and prepares several projects throughout the year. At the State Fair the members maintain a booth and demonstrate the latest in farm machinery. ANIMAL SCIENCE The Animal Science Club is an active group per- forming several important functions. The members provide judges of the Dairy Judging Team; they con- struct a booth at the State Fair; and they sponsor a 3-day tour of North Carolina ' s leading livestock farms. Provides Judges at National Dairy Contest. [86] STATES MATES The States Mates organization is comprised of the wives of State College students. The group has a varied array of activities which include the sewing and cooking contest, the IVIrs. North Carolina State Contest, the Sweet- heart Banquet, and various teas and weekly socials. These pretty ladies married State College students? , f n o n of f r n Long live the queen. The Sweetheart Banquet is held annually on Valentine ' s Day. [87] stimulates student interest in math as a profession. IVIATHEMATICS CLUB The Applied Mathematics Club is composed of students interested in the various aspects of mathe- matics — both pure and applied. Through a program of speakers and student projects the club hopes to instill in its members a life-long interest in mathe- matics. STUDENT UNION The Baptist Student Union provides a forum for the discussion and examination of the Christian re- ligion. The members come from Meredith and Peace as well as State. Throughout the year, the group holds several social activities such as teas and dinners. One of the many socials with Meredith girls. [88] Assisting a rural church in painting a new sanctuary. Fail camping trip. WESLEY FOUNDATION The Wesley Foundation is a religious group comprised of nearly two hundred Methodist students from State, Meredith, and Peace. The group instills a religious consciousness in its members through service projects and various other religious-oriented endeavors. Christmas caroling at St. Luke ' s Nursing Home. [89] Trains future farmers. COLLEGIATE 4-H CLUB Organized at State in April of 1940, the Collegiate 4-H Club has since provided much assistance to the Ag student in his search for practical knowledge. The club often serves as a go-between for the Ag students and the faculty. Throughout the year the group provides other services, such as a checking service at the State Fair. AGRONOMY CLUB The Agronomy Club is a group of Agricultural students which seeks to promote the interest and development of its members through an array of speakers, field trips, and student projects. The club points with pride to its fine soil judging team which has participated at the national level. Club gathers outside Williams Hall. Brother Briner and colleagues. FOOD SCIENCE CLUB The Food Science Club is composed of students in the Food Science curriculum. These students assemble monthly to participate in a variety of programs which include speakers, student projects, and field trips. The purpose of the club is to assist the Food Science student in rounding out his education and later finding a place in industry. FORESTRY CLUB The Forestry Club is one of the most active clubs on campus. The club ' s many activities include the annual Rolleo, at which the members partici- pate in such events as log bucking, sawing and chopping contests, and horseshoe pitching. At its other meetings the club strives to promote a con- genial student-faculty at mosphere. Why don ' t we just get a damn chain saw? There must be an easier way to get fire wood. - ■ ■ [91] Prepares members for successful careers. FURNITURE CLUB The Furniture Club is a group of students preparing themselves for a successful career in the furniture industry. Throughout the year the club visits many furniture factories in the state and hears programs presented by distinguished leaders in the industry. GRADUATE DAMES The Graduate Dames Club presents a variety of social activities throughout the year. The ladies hold a series of teas and dinners and honor their husbands with a banquet at the end of the year. In addition to the social events, the club presents a variety of speakers at the regular meetings. Those lucky husbands. [92] Smoke those cigars. HELLENIC ASSOCIATION OF N. C. STATE The Hellenic Association is a group of foreign stu- dents which meets regularly to discuss problems facing them and the world. The Association is one of the few forms available for such an intelligent approach to contemporary issues. HORTICULTURE CLUB The Horticulture Club is composed of students in- terested in horticulture as a life ' s work. These students enjoy working together on such projects as the spring banquet and the fall cider preparation. The club also sends a representative to the National Flower Judg- ing Contest. Prepares cider each fall. [93] Serves the lATO student. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Ci-UB The Industrial Arts Club, composed of students in the lATO curriculum, strives to foster good relations between its members, the faculty, and the industry. The club participates in such activities as a book exchange for lATO students, monthly programs, and field trips to such outstanding plants as DeVotie Glass Works. LEOPOLD WILDLIFE CLUB The Leopold Wildlife Club is composed of students in the Wildlife and Zoology curricula. The main objective of the group is to provide information concerning species of wildlife and opportunities open to students interested in the fields of wildlife conservation and development. An illustrious group of great white hunters. Prepares tomorrow ' s teachers. MATH AND SCIENCE EDUCATION CLUB The Math and Science Education Club provides an opportunity for the interested student to examine and discuss the problems and opportunities facing today ' s educator. The students gather monthly to hear prominent educators in the state discuss these and other topics. Membership is open to any student with a veritable interest in education. POULTRY SCIENCE CLUB The Poultry Science Club holds several barbecues and chicken fries during the year. In addition, the club takes several field trips to leading poultry establishments throughout the state. Each year the club is proud to send a poultry judging team to the national poultry judging contest. That barbecue looks finger hckin ' good, pardner. slJ ' S 1 y Tomorrow ' s vets. PRE -VET CLUB The Pre-Vet Club attempts to prepare its members to overcome the problems facing the beginning practititioner of veterinary medi- cine. The club engages in such activities as displaying a booth at the North Carolina State Fair, holding various social events during the year, and honoring graduating seniors with a spring picnic. SOCIOLOGY CLUB The Taylor Sociology Club presents an op- portunity for the sociology major to present a sophisticated approach to contemporary so- ciological phenomena. Outstanding project of the year was a presentation by Jim Grice and Chet Penninger on the Interstices of Rural Sociological Decadence. Open your eyes, Dr. Rawls! [961 Remember, girls, the best way to a man ' s heart is by N. C. STATE WOMAN ' S ASSOCIATION The N. C. State Woman ' s Association meets weekly for a luncheon and program. These State coeds dis- cuss the problems of attending a predominantly male school, finding a place in the campus society, and encouraging more girls to enter State. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING WIVES The Electrical Engineering Wives Club gathers often for teas, dinners, and other social functions. In ad- dition, various speakers are presented at the regular meetings. The ladies gather each spring to honor their husbands with a banquet. The club strives to provide an environment of friendship and congeniality among its members. High voltage generators. [97] HONORARIES Phi Kappa Phi, national scholastic honor society, was founded at the University of Maine in 1897. Since the establishment of the North Carolina State Chapter on December 10, 1923, more than twelve hundred local students, alumni, and honorary can- didates have been elected to the society. Membership in Phi Kappa Phi is the highest scholastic honor attainable for a student in the technical fields of study. Phi Kappa Phi is dedicated to the unity and democracy of education, and the society ' s ultimate objectives are to emphasize scholarship and character, to foster the goals of institutions of higher learning, and to stimulate mental achievement through recognition. PHI KAPPA PHI OFFICERS Dr. D. D. Mason President J. M. Sawhill, Jr Vice-President Mrs. C. D. Thomas Secretary Dr. R. J. Volk Treasurer Kirby L. Ball James Boedicker Imogene Chamberlain Robert T. Cornell Kenneth E. Cross James A. Daggerhart, Jr. John W. Daniel Marion L. Edwards William M. Gosney Jimmie D. Gregory James C. Halsey Robert W. Harris Joel C. Heath Lowell Hibbard Earl D. Higdon John Kelly George B. King Jamie H. King John C. Kirk George Kittrell Robert L. Lambert Marvin R. Leatherman Edward A. Lennon Percy D. Leonard Joe F. London James F. Marchman Arthur D. Mattox Peter W. McDonald Albert F. McGirt Stephen W. Millsaps John R. Monroe Ethel M. Oliver Gerald F. Peedin Richard B. Phillips Vincent Revels Donald R. Schort Thomas J. Shaffner Keller Smith, Jr. James E. Steppe Larry Stikeleather Jerry L. Stone John C. Theys Sabert S. Trott Benjamin G. Ware Carolyn Watson Joseph T. Webb Richard L. Widenhouse Hugh T. Woods Daniel L. Young [98] THE GOLDEN CHAI SENIOR HONORARY MEMBERS Joseph Grant Blair John Alex Bynum, Jr. John Wainwright Carr Edward Allen Lennon Brian Edward Little Garland Henry McAdoo Arthur Douglas Mattox Frederick Robert Millhiser Maurice Benfield Phillips Mervin Lynn Spruill Jack Owen Watson William Hale White, Jr. HONORARY MEMBERS William John Cameron J. Perry Watson Dean Ralph E. Fadum OFFICERS Edward Allen Lennon President Frederick Robert Millhiser _. _ Vice-President Garland Henry McAdoo Secretary William Hale White, Jr. ___ ...Treasurer The Golden Chain,. Senior Honorary Society, was organized in May 1926. The purpose of the society is to promote leadership and better citizenship by creating an atmosphere conducive to high scholar- ship, clearer self-expression, and a greater devotion to duty in all areas of campus life. Each spring, twelve rising seniors are tapped into the society, thereby increasing the endless chain by twelve links. The name Golden Chain is symbolic in that it represents an endless chain which joins together the outstanding State students who form hallowed tradition in our community. [99] BLUE KEY John W. Carr Peter A. Lesslie _ Lewis H. Nelson E. Beckton James OFFICERS President Vice-President - Corresponding Secretary Secretary-Treasurer 1EMBERS Fred J. Barkley Harry Thomas Bentley, III Joseph Grant Blair John Alex Bynum John W. Carr William King Howie Ira Jerome Jackson Elmo Beckton James Stephen Andrew Johnston Edward Allen Lennon Peter A. Lesslie Brian Edward Little Garland Henry McAdoo Dr. Carey H. Bostian Earle Edwards J. B. Edwards, Jr. G. 0. T. Erdahl James A. Fulghum Arthur M. Hoch Abraham Holtzman Dr. Gerald P. James Dr. Kingston Johns Arthur Douglas Mattox Frederick Robert Millhiser Lewis Henry Nelson Maurice Benfield Phillips James Lee Poteat David Steven Seawright Horace Dean Skipper Mervin Lynn Spruill John Genret Stevens Allen Kyle Tothill Ernest Wayne York Jack Owen Watson William Hale White, Jr. Dr. Arthur Kelman A. Sidney Knowles Rudolph Pate Dr. John W. Shirley James J. Stewart, Jr. Banks C. Talley, Jr. N. B. Watts Lindsay Whichard Rev. 0. B. Wooldridge, Jr. Miss Cora Kemp was recognized for her distinguished work by the Blue Key Fraternity. The Blue Key Honor Fraternity was founded at the University of Florida in October 1924 to per- petuate the belief in God, to preserve the prin- ciples of good citizenship, and to promote the best interest of the students. The fraternity recognizes outstanding qualities in character, scholarship, and service, placing equal emphasis upon leadership in student activities. Membership is composed of graduate and under- graduate students in all departments of American universities. Each year Blue Key sponsors the Homecoming celebration. Annually the fraternity presents the citizenship award to the Senior who has distinguish- ed himself as the foremost citizen of his class. In addition. Blue Key cooperates with other campus organizations to promote a more meaningful cam- pus life. [100] THIRTY AND TH OFFICERS John Leslie Atkins, III President Vernon Glenn Chappell Vice-President Robert Knighton Stampley Secretary-Treasurer Michael Smith Scofield Corresponding Secretary MEMBERS John Leslie Atkins, III Frank Charles Briner Vernon Glenn Chappell George Robert Dobbs Herbert James Goldston, Jr. Jimmy Douglas Gregory William King Howie Curtiss Alexander Moore Michael Smith Scofield Robert Knighton Stampley Ronald Edwin Stinner The Order of Thirty and Three is a local honorary organization consisting of a total of thirty-three members. The eleven active members are picked at the beginning of the spring semester from the Sophomore Class and remain active until the fol- lowing spring. The members selected are considered to be the outstanding members of the Sophomore Class. Se- lection is the highest honor a sophomore can re- ceive at N. C. State University. Qualifications for membership include good character, a high sense of honor, ability for leadership, satisfactory scho- lastic standing, welfare of school at heart, and other qualities deemed necessary to accomplish the greatest good, as determined by the active mem- bership. The objectives of Thirty and Three are to promote the welfare of State College, to raise school standards, and to cooperate with alumni and all other friends of the university in working for the best interests of the students and the university at large. [101] PHI ETA S I G OFFICERS David Bailey President Robert Evans Vice-President Danny LaBelle Secretary Richard iViinday Treasurer Phi Eta Sigma was founded at the University of Illinois. The State College Chapter was installed on iVIay 16, 1930. Membership in Phi Eta Sigma is open to those Freshmen who make the equivalent of half A ' s and half B ' s, and it is considered the highest scholastic honor a Freshman can attain. Phi Eta Sigma ' s members are active through their Sophomore year and strive to promote high scho- lastic standards. Halis Alkis Henry D. Bailey Charles Bernhardt Crowell C. Bowers IVIorris Evans Robert H. Evans Gerald E. Flowers John L. Frierson Edward W. Gregory Edward S. Hamilton James R. Honeycutt John A. Jolley Robert 0. Knapp Alfred T. Kuhnemann Danny W. LaBelle James M. Lackey David J. Matlock John B. May Richard M. Minday David G. Modlin David E. Mosteller William T. Paramore John C. Pratt Clarence Roberson William C. Schwartz Robert K. Seals Charles Steenburgh Ronald E. Stinner John L. Sullivan George Tacticos Harry A. Taylor Harry P. Turbiville Jack N. Weaver Ralph B. Weston Crawford Williams Thomas R. Williams Roy E. Young [102] OFFICERS Jacob Davis President J. Roland Yow Vice-President James Sawhill Corr. Secretary Wayne Linville Rec. Secretary Phillip Morrison Cataloguer Kent Adams Jeffrey Arey William Austin Raymond Avent Kirby Ball Leonard C. Bennett Ralph Biggers James Boedicker Edward Bohe Charles Bostian John Brantley James Brittingham William Bromby Donald Buddington John Cannon Victor Clayton Robert Cornell William R. Crow James Daggerhart Harry G. Davis Robert Downing Marion Edwards Thomas Foster Eugene Frekko Leon Gentry William Gosney Wallace Gray Barry Grove Cecil Harrison Gregory Hartenstein Michael Hayes Joel Heath Stephen Henderson Sidney Herrington Lowell Hibbard Dale Hicks Earl Higdon Fred Honeycutt Homer Johnson Stephen Johnston Kenneth Kearns Tau Beta Pi, the oldest national honorary engi- neering fraternity, is composed of juniors and seniors in the School of Engineering who have exemplified outstanding scholarship and character. TAU BETA P I ADVISORY BOARD Edwin W. Winkler Harvey E. Wahls Forrest W. Lancaster David B. Marsland Donald Kesler Walter Kester George King John Kirk Walter Kulash Edward Lennon Percy Leonard Emanuel Lewis W. Ernest Lewis Chester Loggins Samuel Lovelace Peter McDonald Albert McGirt Jerry Mangum James Marchman Arthur Mattox John Monroe James Pittard Harvey Powell Roy Raper Charles Runkle Pablo Schick David Seawright William Sharp William H. Sides James Simon Glenn Smith James Smith Owen Smith Grady Stevens Keith Stevens Larry Stikeleather Maurice Todd Allen Tothill Michael Vanecek Charles Vickerman Francis Williams Richard Williams Hugh Woods Joseph Wright Daniel Young They strive to provide a liberal culture in our highly technical school by means of an annual essay con- test, and stimulate scholastic endeavors through the Outstanding Sophomore Award. E PS I LO Epsilon Pi Tau is an international professional honorary fraternity for students in the fields of in- dustrial arts education and industrial vocational education. The purposes of this fraternity are three- PI TAU fold: to promote social and professional proficiency; to recognize the place of skill; and to stimulate research and to utilize its results. OFFICERS Charles Stanley President David Larimore Vice-President John McLeod Sec.-Treas. Ivan Hostet ' er Trustee Robert Troxler Co-Trustee Roy Barrow Clifton Baucom David Edwards MEMBERS Edward Suggs Steven Jones Vernon Kloeppel Jerry Owens [103] T H ETA T A U Theta Tau is a professional engineering fraternity whose purpose is to unite in a fraternal bond those students who have shown outstanding potentialities in the field of engineering. Through this bond, the members enjoy a strong feeling of fellowship and are given the opportunity to develop leadership abilities while working with others. Rho Chapter of Theta Tau was founded at North Carolina State University in 1927. Since then, the fraternity has shown active participation in many projects around the campus. Some of the activities of Rho Chapter include: a Founder ' s Day Banquet each year, a Christmas party given for the children at the North Carolina School for the Blind, operation of the information booth at the Engineer ' s Fair, and the annual spring picnic. In addition to these activities, Theta Tau frequently en- tertains guest speakers from industry. f ' T JEB! Prof. Rice speaks on professional development at Founder ' s Day Banquet. M. Adams H. Davis S. Hill H. McGee R. Atkins L. Ferguson W. Hill R. Nelson W. Sides C. Barrow B. Frazelle T. Horton M. Norris L. Sykes J. Baucom F. Goodnight A. Kennedy R. Raper H. Taylor J. Buchanan D. Gurley C. Kling I. Redmond E. Todd R. Cassanova R. Harper A. Koppel J. Rudisill W. Warrick V. Clayton W. Hepler J. McCracken W. Sharp ' ■ IIP . [1041 ETA KAPPA NU Eta Kappa Nu is an electrical engineering honor society which seeks to stimulate the electrical engi- neering student ' s interest in his chosen field through association with other students interested in electrical engineering, and to improve the electrical engineering curriculum by working with the faculty. The society ' s annual activities include: sponsoring weekly tutoring sessions for electrical engineering sophomores; maintaining a current pictorial directory of the electrical engineering faculty and staff; spon- soring a critique of electrical engineering courses presented by Eta Kappa Nu members to faculty mem- bers in a joint meeting; providing manpower and or- ganization for special departmental functions; and holding fall and spring banquets for members, initi- ates, and faculty members. President discusses project with committee chairmen. First Row: Advisor R. W. Lade, Pres. L. Edwards, Rec. Sec. F. Williams, Corr. Sec. W. Kester, Treas. G. Hartenstein, Bridge Corr. M. Hayes, P. Epiey, R. Bailey; Second Row: C. Brown, C. Harrison, J. Monroe, J. Desrochers, B. Ludlow, D. Raper, J. Yarbrough, R. War- ren; Third Row: R. Williams, J. Wright, G. Simon, G. Frekko, D. Brooks, B. Downing, B. Warren, J. Heath; Fourth Row: D. Hicks, J. Kirk, M. Gosney, L. Gentry, J. Paul, B. Austin, J. Kelly, E. Clayton; Fifth Row: J. Davis, L. Hibbard, M. Vanecek, L. Bumgardner, W. Smith, D. Young, J. Simon, W. Zehner, Grady Stevens. [105] SIGMA PI S I G First Row: Advisor F. W. Lancaster, Pres. S. Beard, V-Pres. R. Rood, Rec. Sec. G. Duncan; Second Row: Cor. Sec. R. Lambert, Treas. J. Cox, G. Brooks; Third Row: A. Cornesale, W. Sides, P. Walsh; Fourth Row: W. Cooper, D. Kessler, R. Mills; Fifth Row: I. Drutman, D, Anderson, F, McGirt, C. Stallings. Sigma Pi Sigma is the only national physics honor society. Its chapters, of which there are eighty, are re- stricted to colleges and universities of recognized standing which offer a strong physics major. The chapters receive into membership those physics stu- dents who have attained high standards of scholar- ship, shown promise of professional merit, and gained academic distinction. The objects of Sigma Pi Sigma are: to serve as a means of awarding distinction to students having high scholarship and promise of achievements in physics; to promote student interest in research and advanced study of the subject; and to encourage a professional spirit and friendship among those who have displayed marked abilities in physics. During the past year, Sigma Pi Sigma has sponsored programs with prominent speakers from the field of physics. Other activities of Sigma Pi Sigma include a spring banquet and participation in the Engineers ' Fair. You say this machine makes beer? :io6] PI T A U S I G First Row: Honorary Members Dr. J. C. Williams, J. A. Jones, Advisor J. S. Doolittle, Pres. P. Leonard, V-Pres. P. Schick, Rec. Sec. D. Pittard; Second Row. J. Daggerhart, L. Ferguson, A. Sherrill, B. Perry, K. Stevens, J. Ballew; Third Row: N. Single, R. McGIII, R. Rackley, J. Forrest, B. Sherrill, J. Ritchie; Fourth Row: D. Hill, B. Perry, D. Buddington, J. Cannon, E. Higdon, M. Godd; Fifth Row: R. Coffey, F. Honeycutt, R. Poindexter, V. Goodwin, W. Bromby, J. Marchman. Membership in Pi Tau Sigma is the highest honor that can be obtained by a mechanical engineering student in his field. He must maintain a very high scholastic average in order to be eligible for mem- bership, but this is by no means the only require- ment, for selection is also based on social adapt- ability, honesty, personal cleanliness, neatness, and soundness of principles and morals. If a man is deemed worthy, he is invited to join Pi Tau Sigma, an honor which all men would be proud to claim as theirs. Pi Tau Sigma ' s activities for the year include: the initiation of new members; furnishing magazines for the mechanical engineering lounge; presenting a Mark ' s Engineering Handbook to the top mechanical engineering student in the sophomore class; honor- ing graduating seniors with high scholastic stand- ing; keeping an accurate employment file of former members of the society who are now working in industry; and assembling a mechanical engineer- ing display for the annual Engineers ' Fair. leiiibeib planning for the Engineers ' Fair. ;io7i p I U E P S I LO OFFICERS Ralph E. Showalter _ President Robert R. Allran Vice-President Claude D. Greeson Secretary David C. Shreve Treasurer David Anderson Sam G. Beard, Jr. Leslie Ray Brady, Jr. Joel V. Brawley Lawrence R. Chandler, Jr. Charles Cooke William M. Cox Kenneth E. Cross John S. Culbertson Gus Couchell Robert Dalton James Daughtry Charles Davis Jacob Aster Davis George Comer Duncan, Jr. Marion Lee Edwards Anne Fakler Thomas A. Foster John D. Fulton Willard Garrison Peter Gibson David M. Goddard Herbert James Goldston, Jr. William IVl. Gossey, Jr. Leiand F. Hairr Thomas C. H. Harris John Heinbockel Rebecca Miller Howard Jon R. Howell J. Allen Huggins Cynthia G. Johnson Walter Vann Jones Walter A. Kester James Klingerman Robert L. Lambert Marvin R. Leatherman James F. Marchman Gary Massel Philip G. McMillan Stephen W. Millsaps Edward Oberhoffer Richard S. Payne Ronald 0. Pennsyle Thomas Proctor John R. Rainey Gary D. Richardson Robert Rood Samue! Scott Thomas J. Shoffner Owen J. Smith Robert D. Soden Jason Sox Arthur C. Springer Clifton B. Suitt David W. Swain William J. Tanner Timothy N. Taylor John C. Theys, Jr. Maurice C. Todd John N. Tunstall William D. Turner Sophronia William Ward Grover Warmbrod Jack 0. Watson Robert H. Wakefield, Jr. Charles N. Winton James W. York Pi Mu Epsilon, the national honorary mathe- matics fraternity, was founded at Syracuse Univer- sity in 1914. North Carolina Gamma was estab- lished in 1960. The purpose of the fraternity is the promotion of scholarship and interest in mathe- matics. Election to membership is based on out- standing scholarship and good character and is the highest honor that can be conferred upon a student of mathematics. [108] XI SIGMA PI First Row: Pres. J. Webb, V- Pres. J. Hamrick, Ranger J. Lee; Second Row: D. Zobel, J. Gregory; Third Row: T. Sand- ers, R. Broughton, R. Living- ston; Fourth Row: J, Fisher, T. Ferrari; Fifth Row: C. Ducl - worth, J. Irby, D. Athearn. Xi Sigma Pi, a national forestry honorary frater- nity, strives to stimulate good scholarship and pro- mote fellowship among earnest workers in the field of forestry. This is accomplished mainly through awards to the outstanding freshman and senior, and through field trips, social functions, and public lectures given by leaders in the field of forestry. SIGMA TAU SIG First Row: Pres. B. Harris, Sec. A. Womble, Treas. F. Rohner; Second Row: R. Whicker, H. Lewder, B. Lebanson, E. York, M. Feld- man; Third Row: T. Bryan, R. Byrd, J. Poteet, B. Howie, J. Koontz. Sigma Tau Sigma, a textile honor fraternity, rec- ognizes textile students who have earned high scholastic averages, and has tried to instill in tex- tile students a desire for even higher scholastic achievements. An incentive toward this goal is the Sigma Tau Sigma Scholarship Cup which is pre- sented annually to the senior having the highest average. [109] KAPPA PHI KAPPA s. Barber C. Baucom C. Bollinger G. Brewer M. Barnes M Bright G. Dagenhart D. Edwards R. Evans L. Forrest D. Garner J. Green C. Hudson J. Jackson S. Mansfield D. McGinnis J. McLeod G. Peed in R. Pugh G. Queen B. Revels V. Revels H. Rose J. Sellers J. Shue R. Skosnik G. Topinka R. Willis Kappa Phi Kappa is a National Honorary and professional Education Fra- ternity which has as its purpose the promotion of education as an instrument of social betterment. The members of Kappa Phi Kappa are selected on the basis of their recognized ability for outstanding scholastic and social achieve- ments and professional ideals. To achieve its goals, Kappa Phi Kappa presents various programs to its members. These programs consist of speakers from different fields of education and group discussions by various members of the fraternity. Other activities include a spring picnic which is held in honor of the graduating seniors. 110] RHO PHI ALPHA OFFICERS Imogene Chamberlain Robert Hudson, Jr. ... W. Thomas Brown Edgar Moneyhan President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Gus L. Andrews, Jr. Nancy S. Barbour Donald G. Broadway Kenneth R. Byrd Jerry B. Carter George W. Hayworth Peggy E. Hollingsworth Shelby H. Mansfield Charles E. Noggle, Jr. James R. Sellars Ronald J. Skosnik B. Ray Sparks Rho Phi Alpha is an honorary professional Recre- ation and Parks Administration fraternity which recog- nizes those students who show high scholastic at- tainment and unselfish devotion to the study, research, and application of knowledge in the methods for bet- terment of recreation and parks for all people. First Row: Pres. B. Caldwell, V-Pres. R. Daniel, Sec. R. John- son, Treas. S. Holoman; Second Row: J. Ellis, R. McGill, F. Ziglar; Third Row: B. Jones, T. Halverson, F. Partin. MU BETA PSI Mu Beta Psi, a national honorary musical frater- nity, is composed of students who have actively participated in the band or glee club. Mu Beta Psi ' s main activity is the All Campus Sing, in which campus groups compete with each other, and a trophy is awarded to the best singing group. Other activities of Mu Beta Psi include: con- structing a booth at the Engineers ' Fair, publishing The Clef, an annual Mu Beta Psi news bulletin, and similar related functions. [Ill] CHI E PS I LO First Row: Advisor M. E. Uyanik, Pres. B, Martin, V-Pres. D. Craddock, Sec. J. Brantley, Treas. G. Smith; Sec- ond Row: S. Lambeth, L. Biggers, E. Whichard; Third Row: W. Miller, A. Justice, J. Smith; Fourth Row: R. Avent, W. Linville, J. Zimmerman; Fifth Row: G. King, W. Wall. Chi Epsilon is a national professional Civil Engin- neering honorary fraternity, based on the broad objec- tive of increasing the efficiency of the profession as an instrument of social betterment. Chi Epsilon ' s activities consist mainly of programs presented throughout the year at which speakers either deliver a lecture or lead a discussion. These speakers are usually prominent men from the civil engineering profession who discuss both the prob- lems and the recent innovations in the civil engineer- ing field. Chi Epsilon pledges initiated in March and honored at annual banquet. [112] ALPHA ZETA Alpha Zeta is a national honorary professional fra- ternity whose members are students studying agricul- ture or some closely related field. The objectives of Alpha Zeta are to encourage leadership, to recognize outstanding students, and to be of servce to fellow students. The activities of Alpha Zeta at North Carolina State include the operation of the Alpha Zeta Book Exchange and presentation of several awards. The commission received from the Book Exchange goes into a scholar- ship fund from which the fraternity gives three scholar- ships each year. These scholarships are given to soph- omores, in the schools represented by Alpha Zeta, who have shown outstanding scholarship and a finan- cial need during their freshman year. The chapter also awards a silver cup to the school represented in Alpha Zeta which has the sophomore with the highest average in his freshman year, and holds a Founders ' Day Banquet in the spring. AZ operates book exchange to support scholarship fund. First Row: Chancellor L Lucas, Censor G. Kittrell, Scribe H. Coble, Chronicler J. Stone, C. Edwards, D. Athearn, R. Meece; Second Row: C. Bogle, G. Chappell, R. Stinner, W. Long, G. Peedin, C. Duckworth, E. Teeter, S. Barnes; Third Row: T. Brown, M. Gaddis, V. Revels, J. Boedicker, R, Broughton, C. Jernigan, W. Marlin, D. Dillingham, C. Mulchi, L. Stikeleather; Fourth Row: D. Mundy, J. Vance, R. Kil- lough, B. Baird, D. Zobel, J. Grego.-y, R. McLaughlin, J. Holloman; Fifih Row: M. Hupko, D. Holder, J. Pulp, J. Brendle, P. Murray, P. Lineberger, P. Thompson, J. Hamrick. [113] I ALPHA PHI OMEGA i The Alpha Phi Omega fraternity is a national hon- orary scouting fraternity dedicated to service in the fellowship of the Scout Oath and Law, to the develop- ment of friendship, and to the promotion of service to humanity. Alpha Phi Omega ' s most important activity of the year is the Campus Chest Drive. The Drive is spon- sored by the Student Government and is coordinated and accomplished by Alpha Phi Omega. The year ' s social calendar is initiated by the pledge smoker, sustained through the year by monthly socials, and climaxed by a beach party. In addition to socials and annual projects, Alpha Phi Omega takes an active part in current campus affairs, such as distributing student directories and building a homecoming float, and is always prepared when a worthy cause calls. We sure were lucky this tree was growing here. ! APO plans out registration procedure. ( c vv _ APO members . . . victims of the heat wave. [1141 J. Anderson R. Babcock C. Baird D. Baucom M. Blackburn D. Brickhouse M. Boles R. Bowers D. Boozer B. Boyce B. Brodie B. Bromby T. Busey R. Campbell J. Carey P. Chase A. Chiswell F. Clay C. Clark T. Crates G. Eagle J. Etchells L. Forrest T. Frazer D. Fulcher J. Garrison H. George P. Gernert D. Goddard G. Goodman J. Grady D. Griffin L. Grimes R. Haase F. Hackney B. Haddon C. Hall J. Hamilton L. Harmon E. Horgan P. Humphries 0. C. Jones J. Kelly J. Kilpatrick J. Lathan G. Lester L. Lindsay W. McKenzie S. Mann L. Martin M. Mauldin L Miller J. Monroe L. Nichols B. Nicholson C. Nicholson D. Raynor E. Robbins C. Rudd J. Sanders J. Sanford B. Self M. Southwell T. Stewart F. Sullivan H. Tate B. Waite B. Ward M. Wayt J. Yarbrough BROTHERS OF ALPHA PHI OMEGA ' n ' n ' 2 rf T: - ' ' W- V  ■ Si.T ' Iokt ' i  .T-- ' 1151 y 1161 FRATERNITIE DORMITORIE S AND 1171 FRATERNITIES IFC officers at the new Fraternity Row; Jack Watson President Allen Tothill Vice-president Brian Howell .Secretary Joe McCall - -- Treasurer INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL I. F. C. Increases Power — Begins Pledge Tutoring President Jack Watson patiently awaits suggestions for Spring IFC on the Hill. The 1963-1964 school year saw the IFC publish the finest rush brochure in its history — one proclaimed all over the nation as one of the finest by fraternity men. Housemothers were new on the State Fraternity scene; in order to make their tenure more enjoyable, the IFC distributed New Arts tickets to them and also season admissions to The Friends of the College series. A pledge tutoring pro- gram was initiated in March and promises to give fraternity scholarship a real boost. The IFC Investigations Board was given broader power, the Housing Committee lent invaluable assistance to the move onto Fraternity Row, and the Rush Commission was the most active ever. The IFC obtained its own office in the College Union, the Junior IFC achieved ca- pabilities never realized before, and a multi- tude of its traditional projects became even more successful than ever in the past. 118] I. F. C. REPRESENTATIVES John Atkins, III Kappa Alpha Mike Baxter Pi Kappa Phi Doug Brackett Kappa Alpha Bob Carter Theta Chi Tom Church Theta Chi Harold Coble Alpha Gamma Rho Stuart Cooper Sigma Alpha Mu Joe Dixon, III Sigma Alpha Epsilon Rick Drum Phi Kappa Tau Butch Fields Sigma Chi Ralph Gross Tau Kappa Epsilon Steve Henderson Sigma Nu Brian Howell Kappa Alpha Ken Huggins Pi Kappa Phi Reef Ivey, II Kappa Sigma Jerry Jackson, III Sigma Chi Carl Joyner, Jr. Phi Kappa Tau Everett Kendall Delta Sigma Phi David Kohut Sigma Pi Charles Lee, Jr. Sigma Phi Epsilon Joe McCall Kappa Sigma Buddy Martin Lambda Chi Alpha Chet Penninger, Jr. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Dennis Pope Delta Sigma Phi Ken Poston Pi Kappa Alpha Jim Riddle, Jr. Pi Kappa Alpha Jay Sara Sigma Alpha Mu Don Schort Tau Kappa Epsilon Horace Skipper Alpha Gamma Rho Bob Steinburg Sigma Alpha Mu Carlos Williams Sigma Phi Epsilon [1191 ALPHA GAMMA RHO NU CHAPTER Founded at Ohio State University 1904 Founded at N. C. State 1919 Colors: Green and Gold Flower: Pink Rose In a new house and with our first house- mother, IVlrs. Nita Wade, Nu of Alpha Gamma Rho set out on a successful year of 1963- 1964. As part of our purpose to Make better men, a lecture series featuring faculty, ad- ministration, and other prominent citizens has been instituted. Social events to lighten the school load have been Homecoming, the Christmas Party, and the big Pink Rose Formal. ■ Chapter HORACL oKIPPLR President MISS ANN SELLERS Sponsor Mrs. Nita Wade, Nu ' s first housemother. 11201 FT ' fc fr Danny Allen John Arnold John Bryant Harold Coble Harry Davis Earl Deal Bob Faircloth Mike Hupko Bolton Jones, Jr. Bill Krumanocker Mac Lattam Phil Leslie Al McGirt, Jr. George Pemble Ronald Poplin Horace Skipper Ron Stinner Sam Thompson Gary Tysinger Doug Waters Bill Whitfield From one Bear to another, the Tassels are hot tonight. Looks like two kids got left out at the AGR orphans ' Christmas party. [121] SIGMA PHI RHO CHAPTER Founded at the College of the City of New York 1899 Founded at N. C. State 1915 Colors: Nile Green and White Flower: White Carnation Big Bad leading us to Spiritual victory after the Carolina game . . . Tothill, wingtips and white sox . . . Shumaker and the Tube Rose song . . . Tucker and National Harelip Week . . . Pope and Tonto big game hunters . . . the Friday night lab team . . . working out with the flick and tube teams . . . the Saturday afternoon grease jockeys . . . the Sunday afternoon rally team . . . To the pits, to the pits . . . caroling ... Phi rush . . . Go to Hell party . . . screaming with the combo . . . Carnation Ball weekend . . . lake parties . . . long-haired combo parties . . . Charlotte vs. Burlington . . . Energy ' s prowess as a lover . . . Thornburg and Dolitics . . . Red- necks . . . Jello . . . Blacksmiths vs. Ditch- diggers . . . keeping the end of our tablecloth high and dry. -::i; ■j ■■ — !  ... ■ EVERETT KENDALL President MISS NANCY JO HIGGINS Sponsor Lumpy the Lip invades the Hut. [122] Tom Bare Carl Bleicken Morris Evans Allan Ewing Frank Fredrick John Gifford Jerry Goodson George Hollomon, Jr. Leroy Honeycutt, III Beckton James Vann Joines Roger Jones Bill Jones Jim Julian Phil Keaton Everett Kendall Mike Kennedy Richard Lane Brian Little Ira Love Dave Lumpkin Al McDougald, Jr. Mike Mottern Ed Pope Hal Pope Larry Roberts Butch Rogers Ronald Steele David Stuart Chad Stump Tom Sumner Allen Tothill Bob Tucker, Jr. Russell Vance Murray White In m mnrtam EDWARD HOOT GIBSON There are no w ords to express the loss :i23] FARM Founded at the University of IVlissouri 1905 Founded at N. C. State 1954 Colors: Green, Gold, and White Flower: Sunburst Rose Song: The White, Green, and Gold In striving towards a well-rounded program, FarmHouse enjoyed the ninth year of its lec- ture series. Dinner guests included Robert Scott, Stag Ballentine, Chancellor Caldwell, Dr. Porterfield, Dr. E. W. Glaznor and various other political and academic leaders. Socially, FarmHouse was very successful. Highlights were the Star and Crescent Balls, the orphans ' Christmas party, and a Halloween party. Sev- eral other combo and jukebox parties kept things lively on the weekends. FarmHouse brothers remained very active in leadership in their respective organizations on campus. At least one major office was held by a Farm- House brother in every club in which he was a member. FRANK CHERRY President MISS EFFIE LEEAMAN Sponsor All right, Jim, 5 aces ain ' t fair! 11241 Bill Adams Frank Cherry, Jr. Gene Jackson Curtiss Moore Bill Beach Errol Edmondson Richard Killough Steve Mundy James Shue Jim Boedicker Charles Edwards Leon Lucas Finnie Murray, Jr. Robert Wilbur Ray Bogle James Fulp, Jr. Bob McLaughlin Bill Nesbitt Bob Williams Clay Bollinger David Brendle Bob Bresler Charles Gaither, Jr. Wallace Gray, Jr. John Irby, Jr. Bill Marlin Jim Martin Roy Meece, Jr. Tuck Nobles Billy Revels Don Rufty Francis Winston, Jr. Andrew Yasinsac, Jr. C ' mon, Doc, the heck with business, I ' ve got a date in five minutes! Carolina can ' t possibly win with a cheering section like this! :i25] KAPPA ALPHA ALPHA-OMEGA CHAPTER Founded at Washington Lee College 1865 Founded at N. C. State 1903 Colors: Crimson and Old Gold Flowers: Red Rose and Magnolia Blossom Song: It ' s a Grand Old Gang Kappa Alpha, home of Southern Gentle- men, had an eventful year highlighted by Old South and a new house. One hundred per cent of the pledge class made their averages, an achievement to be proud of. In sports Kappa Alpha placed second in golf and third in the Dixie Classic basketball championship to place high in the fraternity standing. There were many memorable moments around the KA house to leave nostalgic mem- ories in every KA before moving from the old house: Santa remains standing throughout party . . . Getz blows ' til four in the morning . . . Clyde snowed at orphans ' party . . . Swamp Rat sees the world in two days . . . semester break at Blowing Rock . . . Cato finally finds desk . . . Bu zz gets ROW . . . 1. W. York donates leather coat-of-arms for new house. DOUG BRACKET! President MRS. CHARLOTTE HAMILTON Sponsor A Southern Gentleman at Old South. [1261 o; ik L ' l k Jack Alford John Atkins, III Herbert Atkinson Doug Brackett John Bridges, III Bill Burnette Bill Canno David Church Alex Corbett Edward Daniel Miles Davis, Jr. Jimmie Deaton Jim Fulghum, Jr. Charles Gr Don Hamilton, Jr. Walter Hodges, Jr. Brian Howell Charles Layman Bill Marshall Bob Melton Al Myers Jon Powell, Jr. Bob Preslar Edward Pyatte Bill Rose John Simmons Charles Wilkins n iffin, III Why worry about exams? KAPPA SIGMA BETA-UPSILON CHAPTER Founded at the University of Virginia 1859 Founded at N. C. State 1903 Colors: Scarlet, Green, and White Flower: Lily of the Valley Hips took a trip . . . Bowl trip taken by Chief, Pete, Bird, Moon, and Hotel Hamilton ... All night visitor in room 16 . . . Rat collars thief and smites him . . . Country comes to Raleigh . . . Pledges form a gang . . . Old boy drives no longer . . . Harper makes rebound quickly . . . Kitchen raids end!! . . . Durham Police, Trench, Pete, Ive, Ned, The Kid, and Fireball aroused by Durham trip . . . Neither found satisfaction but marathon record broken by Ivey . . . Two new bugs — Cricket and Skeeter . . . Contention boys . . . Skiers and Boone are sore — all over . . . New house begins new Era. REEF IVEY President MISS SARAH LOU THOMAS Sponsor Sums him up completely! [128] Harry Carter Steve Jefferson Nubby Coleman Joe McCall Samuel Saunders, Jr. Lloyd Cooke Roger Moore, Jr. John Sims, Jr. Bill Hemphill Bill Mullins Pete Warner Reef Ivey Russell Reed ( ' i. ' f December 7, 1963-Kappa Sigs celebrated Pearl Harbor Day m conjunction with a few unidentified ships! [129] LAMBDA CHI ALPHA GAMMA-UPSILON CHAPTER Founded at Boston University 1909 Founded at N. C. State 1924 Colors: Purple, Green, and Gold Flower: White Rose Lambda Chi: 1963 . . . fall rush . . . fifteen choosing the Greek way . . . slowly beginning to adapt to new housemother . . . bright red kitchen for Daniel and Moses . . . give ' em hell, Wachtel . . . Sam, the wonder puppy, lapping up our golden brew ... a box full of chicks and a house full of feathers . . . loco- motive float capturing first place at Home- coming . . . combos coming out our ears . . . Brothers 21 — Pledges 0, fair and square . . . reunion with Yank at the Liberty Bowl . . . skinnin ' Duke, getting skinned by Miss. State . . . rise of the New Frontier . . . Goren making bets . . . Smilin ' Jack battling the fair sex . . . Jerky eloping . . . hosting the Statewide Lambda Chi basketball tourney . . . the White Rose Bowl . . . looking forward to our new house on the Row, but carrying warm mem- ories of 222 Hillcrest. NEIL STYERS President If 4 !| ] MISS CINDY McCONNELL Sponsor Glenn and June keeping a watchful eye on the keg. 1301 SE Burke Barbae Fred Barkley John Barkley Grant Easham, III Fred Beeson, Jr. Jack Booth George Boyd, 111 Robert Brantley, Jr. Charles Bullock Glen Chappell, Jr. Tom Cunningham John Edwards Al Gibson J. Gray, III John Grubbs Ken Haigler George Hall, III Mike Hayman Richard Huntley, Jr. Darrell Keener Murray Lane Larry Loworn Wilco Martin Don Murray Richard Paoletti Don Perry Norman Preslar Richard Snell Robert Stampley Neil Styers Martin Wachtel, III Bill Wetzell Joe Williams, III Pete Wright Henry Wyche, Jr The Lambda Chi chorus is guaranteed to lift voices, spirits, and glasses at every party. Spinning the web of pleasure which ensnares all to the Lambda Chi den. [131] PHI TAU CHI CHAPTER Founded at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, 1906 Founded at N. C. State 1927 Colors: Harvard Red and Old Gold Flower: Red Carnation Song: In Old Phi Tau On March 17, 1906, four students at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, decided to take action to break up a political monopoly on the campus. The result: Phi Kappa Tau. A rela- tively young fraternity, Phi Kappa Tau in its fifty-two years has grown into a national or- ganization of sixty-five chapters. Phi Kappa Tau has maintained consistently high stand- ards of scholarship, honor, and integrity. Phi Kappa Tau has received many awards for sports, scholarship, and campus drives. This year has seen combo parties, cabin parties, Greek orgy, pool party, weekend beach trip, picnics, and orphans ' Christmas party. . rT- - ' ' • ,™ niAU RUSSELL President MISS SANDY RADFORD Sponsor Whata man! [132] Lamar Bunn Phil Coins Bill Krickbaum, Jr. Ronald Pennsyle Phil Stephens Dan Caldwell Duane Griffin David Kurtz Terry Phillips Walter Straus Bob Cornell Ken Griffin Tom McLawhorn Charles Reed Julian Taylor Jim Currin Ricky Drum Charles Favor Leiand Hairr Bob Harrison Ladson Hart Bob Mayton Ralph Merrill, Jr. Mike Mitchell Joe Robertson Thad Russell Charles Rust Bob Thorn Harry Wetmore, Jr. Stan Whorley Ron Gioia Carl Joyner, Jr. Don Moore, Jr. Jamie Schout Al Womble Gotta watch these kids, they ' ll pull it off every time! V j H 1 r ■P ' IHlHIHi f 1 ■■■H ■■ BBHHi t n HH 1 B «r d f ™ ..■;. ' .«.i |y 1 1 1 1 II 1 H i E -, IP V p n-v E i r A Hg • • i F v J ' ■vl 1 t H? ' B h ■ Iw r J i y mL wl fe ' iJi 5 f B 1 J 12 4 i is 5 i 1 C PI KAPPA ALPHA-EPSILON CHAPTER Founded at the University of Virginia 1868 Founded at N. C. State 1904 Colors: Garnet and Gold Flower: Lily of the Valley Keel ' s marriage — end of an era . . . Mumsy Yuengert— beginning of an era . . . brilliant pledgeship led by Marus . . . Don Montgomery, Al American ... Big time Cheap Huey and Miller graduate after 5 . . . Lawrence could make it in 6 . . . Common ham — Kit ' s man in the Everglades . . . Yea Carper, who are you pinned to now? . . . Whitey and Hinckle with their blushing brides . . . J.V. suffers from fat stroke ... Fat Larry flunks out of charm school . . . Bozart, the red-blooded all American boy, hooked on milk . . . Biellis pre- sents letter sweater to A. Rollins . . . Avents Fairies — Clearwater, Klutz, Noisy, and Red . . . George — soused house mouse . . . The many loves of Dobbie Underhill . . . Quack ' s gauze shirt . . . Braddock ' s troubles. KEN POSTON President MISS VICKI MINNICH Sponsor Every Spring-reserved for the PiKas. [134] Henry Barnes, Jr. Jim Braddock Jim Carper Roger Collins Larry Davenport Peter Davis Jeff Goodman Leslie Ipock, Jr. Bill Keel White Morrison, III George Oakley Hugh Padgett Ken Poston Jack Prescott Jim Riddle, Jr. Larry Roberts Charles Ross, Jr. Charles Tomkins, II John Wilkes, III Charles Wilson, Jr. Hayrlde-just having a good time-PiKa style. y ' l txWSk PI PHI TAU CHAPTER Founded at the College of Charleston 1904 Founded at N. C. State 1920 Colors: Gold and White Flower: Red Rose Song: Rose of Pi Kappa Phi From Rush to Finals the Pi Kapps cease- lessly labor at howlin ' , hollerin ' , and havin ' a good time. Social events include beach par- ties, cook-outs, combo parties, and theme parties. Three annual activities are Founder ' s Day, the Orphans ' Party, and the Rose Ball, this year held at Morehead City. In addition to partying, brothers and pledges participate in intramurals and other extracurricular activi- ties. Moving to a new house this year, the Pi Kapps expect to enjoy a more rigorous social life and more convenient living. KEN MUGGINS President MRS. PATRICIA BILLINGS Sponsor How sweet it is! [136] V ivr Jim Baker Bill Carter, Jr. Russell Keen Henry Poe Bob Surratt M.1 John Bauerlein Earl Dennis Jim Knight George Porter Ed Thomas Mike Baxter James Groome Mike Long Bill Pritchard, Jr. Bill Tulluck, Jr. Warren Beck Jim Billings David Boyd Tom Hardage Ken Muggins Bill Hunter Marvin Martin Harry Mashburn Jack Morris Bob Quinn, Jr. Bill Scarborough Wilson Sherrill Ed Wall Crawford Williams Bill Yelverton Austin Bricker, III Leon Joyner James Paul, Jr. Robert Sills, Jr. James Zimmerman, Jr. Tli B ' k JI H K 2 v ' H I P Ml ; -- € 1 f% Partying on the patio. Hookm ' at the Hill. [137] SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON N. C. ALPHA CHAPTER Founded at the University of Alabama 1856 Founded at N. C. State 1947 Colors: Purple and Gold Flower: Violet Song: Violets Lion ' s den changes address: same boys, same jukebox, new house only . . . Big time . . . daily visits from T.L.C. . . . flick team wins intramural trophy . . . whole house on Metrecal . . . many ultra-jewel babies . . . Cold Cuts and French 75 . . . lose scholarship trophy . . . Goldston Student Body Treasurer . . . trade? . . . doot-doo-doot BPOW! . . . New Year ' s Eve in Raleigh . . . Augy pinned? — Mears mar- ried?? . . . GyodAM . . . Peabody returns from London, Beatle style ... Mr. Broiler . . . S-A-E-Now I.F.C. Mountaineers . . . Patty Murphy (may he rest in peace) . . . Reggie Guitar Kimber . . . Dale and the Delharts . . . Beach go . . . Ice Capades . . . San Juan Hill at daybreak . . . little man in the Bottle Green sweater . . . and finally — G.I.L.H. JOE DIXON, III President jtki MISS JO ANN STAFFORD Sponsor State pulled AHEAD all right! [138] •H« ' dMd d ; k k A 1 P f John Barbee Herb Goldston Jim Martin Jaime Rutledge IVlike Scofield Bill White, Jr Charles Bennett Ralph Bowman Dan Derby Joe Dixon, III Bobby Dobbs Pressly Gilbert Butch Gordon Bill Gunz Magnus Halldorson Adolph Heitmann, Jr. Tommy King Bill McGinty Danny Mears Jim Parker Joddy Peer Chet Penninger, Jr. Jack Poisson Roger Robeson John Sloop Joe Stall John Thomas George Trogdon Ferman Wardell Bill White Danny Winter, IV John Wofford Sim Wooten, Jr. The melancholy atmosphere affected everyone at Paddy ' s funeral. The Cold Cuts and French 75-a night every SAE holds memor- ably in his heart. [139] SIGMA MU SIGMA-OMEGA CHAPTER Founded at the College of the City of New York 1909 Founded at N. C. State 1929 Colors: Purple and White Flower: Purple Aster Song: Fast and Firm The hopes and aspirations of many past brothers of Sigma Alpha Mu have been real- ized this year, as the Sammys moved to their new home on Fraternity Row. After several years of planning, anticipation, and waiting the dream has finally become a reality. The new house has not only improved external appear- ance, but has given added strength, unity, and brotherhood. With renewed spirit and energy, Sigma Alpha Mu looks forward to continued improvement and growth in the future. MRS. WARD Sponsor and Housemother JAY SARA President Moving day at Sigma Alpha Mu. [140] Jack Attia David Brandenberg Ken Charin Stuart Cooper Don Dwore Gerald Eckstein Joe Halfon Don Kann Richard Kreiss Robert Lebenson Ruben Levy Nissim Mayo F. G. Pomeranz J. G. Pomeranz Jeff Prager Jay Sara Eric Schuander Bob Silverman Steven Slaven Martin Solomon David Spiegel Bob Steinberg Bill Sucher Lee Wotiz David Zuckerman f p ft JH gtk JA M ' i Sing along with Schwitz. Sammy Hootenanny? [141] SIGMA CHI DELTA-EPSILON CHAPTER Founded at Miami University 1855 Founded at N. C. State 1943 Colors: Blue and Old Gold Flower: White Rose Song: Sweetheart of Sigma Chi The Sigs welcomed back this year: the cross-country travelers, Morass and Spasm, the mate sipping Harvey from South America, and the Associates for another semester. This year was a landmark for the chapter as Barnacle Bitter made his average and was initiated. Altoona Cobb became the orthope- dist ' s dream, while Hawk became an easy mark for a car salesman. As a much sought after talent, Fat Ira was often seen in the most respectable (and unrespectable) night clubs of New York City. W. D. Andrews continued his great prowess in social endeavors, much to the chagrin of Fee-ult-s. Cloyt Lowder infringed on Pinky ' s usual honor — the telling of colorful and off-colorful jokes. A fem fatale hooks Cookie. Craven says the new house is ready. Goodbye, Mrs. Winchester. JERRY JACKSON President MISS NANCY EVANS Sponsor A quiet Sunday afternoon. [1421 Chippy Andrews, III Phil Bitter Frank Briner John Carr Alton Cobb, Jr. Chris Cook Ed Craven, Jr. Bob Crutchfield Richard Culp R. E. Dayvault. Jr. Bill Felts, Jr. Butch Fields Charles Gordon Jerry Jackson, III Shannon Lambeth Ed Lennon Hoyt Lowder Fletcher McLaurin Jack Medley David Miller Fred Pinkston, Jr. Jim Rink, Jr. David Steagall Mike Ste nhouse Bob Thomas John Turpin Bob Williams Chester Cooke Charles Forney, III Peter McDonald Ed McGinn, Jr. John Speight Bill Stancil Charles Wood, IV John Woodson f ' Sj Jim ■ • ' iir S I Marriage won ' t be so bad after ail, claims Dweeter. ■Putt It in your ear, says The Hawk. [143] SIGMA NU BETA-TAU CHAPTER Founded at Virginia IVlilitary Institute 1868 Founded at N. C. State 1895 Colors: Old Gold, Black, and White Flower: White Rose Song: White Star As the summer drew to a close, the men of Sigma Nu were hard at work preparing their house for fall rush; the house had to be va- cated in December putting the brothers and pledges back to work on the house — but this time in the form of a much publicized house- wrecking party. Despite the adversities en- countered in temporary housing, the Sigma Nu ' s have retained their high scholastic stand- ards. Excellence in the field of athletics is another goal of Sigma Nu as evidenced by their fine football and basketball teams. This has been a year marked by great parties, out- standing athletics and scholarship, and impor- tant changes which together offer a well- rounded program fitted to the college man ' s needs. Some highlights of the year: House- wrecking . . . Orphans ' party . . . New house . . . White Rose . . . and finally Graduation. STEVE HENDERSON President MISS DIANE VALENTI Sponsor Is it really that time, Jim? [144] n: Bill Anderson, Jr. Hugh Auant Tom Benton, Jr. Ike Brisson, Jr. Stewart Brock Phil Buckingham Everett Chesley Ed Edgar David Eshleman Gordy Eure Jon Faulk Jeff Fountain Jim Gurkin Henry Hair, Jr. Steve Henderson Mike Hendrix Charles Hennis Richard Hull Jim Huntsman, III Ken Kearns Bill Lane Phil Lassiter Raymond Lee Tom McConnell Claude Madison, Jr. Stan Mason, Jr. Bill Mickey Bill Miller Maurice Phillips Monroe Phillips, Jr. Mike Pope Phil Ransome Hoke Roberson, Jr. John Roberts, Jr. Jerry Rogers Bill Seay John Smith ■h Now this is what I call a House Wrecking Party! My mother told me about these Fraternity Parties. SIGMA PHI EPSILON N. C. BETA Founded at Richmond College 1901 Founded at N. C. State 1905 Colors: Violet and Red Flowers: American Beauty Rose and Violet Song: Dear Old Fraternity The highlight of the Sig Ep year was the winning of the Intramural football trophy and clinching the number one position in frater- nity scholarship. In addition to these achieve- ments, Sigma Phi Epsilon indulged in rush parties, weekend parties, football games, and I.F.C. In the midst of this, there were numer- ous combo parties, basl etball games, and more intramurals, not to mention the empha- sis placed on scholarship. Moving to the new house on the row prom- ises bigger and better things. Some things the inhabitants will enjoy will be quiet nights, un- disturbed sleep, and easier studying. The new house and spring bring a vigorous schedule which will lead on to an enjoyable summer for every Sig Ep, knowing what a fine year he has turned out. CARLOS WILLIAMS President MRS. GRACE STEIFEL Sponsor During Spring Rush the Sig Eps entertain at the Plantation Inn. 146] Mike Bernard Randy Croxton Ivan Gilland Phil Kinken, Jr. Ed Mills Lester Stallings Bill Blair Bob Davis Dennis Gurley Tom Kirkpatrick Doug Monday Larry Stewart John Booth C. A. Denson, Jr. Wade Guthrie Barry Lankford George Moretz John Brown Bill Duncan, Jr. Tom Hayes, III Charles Lee, Jr. Bob Moser Sidney Steifel, Jr. Jim Tedder Bill Bryan Dan Efird Dan Holcomb Jon Logue Bill Nau Carroll Walker John Calhoun Steve Fort Alex Howell Frank Miller Larry Nixon Martin White Mike Clark Frank Furr Arthur Jarvis Jim Miller Bill Parish Carlos Williams, Jr. Jack and Jack make their professional debut at a Sig Ep Night Club Party. The Sig Eps enjoy formality at their Sig Ep Ball. SIGMA PI RHO CHAPTER Founded at Vincennes University 1897 Founded at N. C. State 1921 Colors: Lavender and White Flower: Lavender Orchid Song: Sweetheart Song Midnight . . . Shoney down . . . Give me my harmonica . . . B.B., what pin? . . . The French invade . . . anyone for school . . . Raise you five ... a worm, where? . . . Peter Pop ' s . . Burgundy sign up . . . Spaotic . . . handcuffs and carry-offs ... In the shower . . . Rack room conversation . . . Liver . . . Howdy Doody . Electric blanket controls . . . open the win- dows . . . gotta bum a cigarette! ... my, those coolers tasted good . . . Gamma Alpha ' s . . . Hum, military or get married . . . What did you say I ate? ... me sing Happy Birthday? . . Where ' s the tank? . . . Quiet ... An aborigine . . . Beatles beware . . . Who ' s running the show? ... Oh well, take it to the farm . . Science Fiction ... a roach too? . . . Best be we do . . . I ' m here. DAVE KOHUT President 1 MISS VIVIAN GRAY Sponsor They look happy! [148] Laurice Altman, Jr. Steve Humbert Roy Carawan Charles Hyatt Gerald Christenbury David Kohut John Eaton Richard Phillips Eric Edgerton Miller Whisnant The Cossacks [149] TAU EPSILON BETA-BETA CHAPTER Founded at Illinois Wesleyan University 1889 Founded at N. C. State 1947 Colors: Cherry and Gray Flower: Red Carnation Fall liouse cleaning . . . We should move in next month ... We pledged a Beatle . . . Perfect football season . . . Alumni weekend . . . The hurricane chasers . . . Stone ' s bomb . . . How long ' til drop out date? . . . Carolina weekend-dud . . . Delicious Christian punch . . . Terrible Teke ... I. Otis Rush and his Heavies . . . There once was a girl from St. Mary ' s . . . Joe Moore ' s fountain . . . Flush twice — it ' s a long way to Carolina ... I ' d rather be dead than red on the head . . . We should be in by Christmas . . . Dogtags got married . . . Third highest Q.P. average . . . Finally we moved . . . Our new housemother . . . Short bites the dust ... No phones . . . Y.F.B.M. . . . Late dates . . . Late, late dates . . . Did battle with the reserve forces . . . Semester break without a house . . . Happiness is a new fraternity house. DON SCHORT President MRS. BETH JOHNSTON Sponsor The Rooftop Singers. ' [150] % jUIM Ray Barry Richard Bradshaw, Jr. Robert Chew, III Ron Herren, Jr. Gareth Johnson Richard Kent Gene Meyer Anthony Scesny Don Schort Peace on Earth -I. Otis Rush and the gang. iik MM Norman Cochrane Rick Gambill Ralph Gross Gary Krueger Gary Krueger Al Lindsey Robert Seals Harry Stone Tom Swain Aw come on, anyone can do the ' DOG ' . THETA CHI DELTA-RHO CHAPTER Founded at Norwich University 1865 Founded at N. C. State 1952 Colors: Red and White Flower: Red Carnation Song: Dream Girl of Theta Chi 1508 . . . Beer by the tub . . . Gillie and Anne become interior decorators . . . brothers get beige phone . . . Fork and Kirk like dark skinned beauties . . . neighbors overflowing . . . Free school supplies donated . . . Playboy, No. 1 . . . Gobbers get laid . . . Smacky can ' t stand it ; takes his pin back . . . Where is the executive council late Sat. nights? . . . Church revels in glory . . . the Rock crumbles . . . fireball Smith spins out . . . Dumbo falls in love . . . Barker shot down . . . again . . . Jesse 8. donates financial deficit, $5 at a time . . . turn up the heat . . . Charlie Brown has Birthday party . . . Stevie Poo runs U- Drive-lt . . . Where is the color TV today? . . . is Schweers really married? ... A brother after seven years . . . Chinese to graduate. TOM CHURCH President MISS GILLIE LEGGETT Sponsor Still navigating at the shipwreck party. [152] fZ.1 tJ O (75 jpw Jr 3 i p c ' in c p c , jr b k Leo Barker, Jr. Charles Bilbro Joe Bivins Bill Bolejack Robert Brown Gerald Buchanan Bob Carter Joe Caveness Tom Church, Jr. Joe DelloStritto Bob Emersun, III Robert Fisher John Flora Henry Fort, Jr. John Kinney, Jr. Jim Kirkman, Jr. Jim Morris Carvie Oldham, Jr. Bob Pike Bart Powell, Jr. Ernest Sapp Andrew Schweers Barry Shaw Ron Smith Marvin Sutton, Jr. Barry Swain James Walker Jim Walton Buddy Weaver Folk singing-a la Smacky. Well, I ' ll tell you one thing, I ' m surely going to vote Republ ican this year! SIGMA KAPPA GAMMA PHI CHAPTER Founded at Colby College 1874 Founded at N. C. State 1960 Colors: Maroon and Lavender Flower: Violet Swimming Party (my what fish) . . . Hawaiian Party (grass skirts and all) . . . and that special Violet Party . . . Rush was over and we pledged nine girls . . . Halloween: trick-or-treating (what original pledges!) . . . Dinner at Farm- House . . . Marty ' s V.W. as the Homecoming Gobbler . . . Christmas caroling at Johnson ' s Rest Home . . . Routed out pledges at 6:00 A.M. for breakfast and then their retaliation . . . Pledge dance . . . Hideous (ha!) pledge exams . . . Initiation and church . . . Linda, most outstanding pledge . . . Candle Light Cere- monies (all the surprises) . . . New pledges ... a new year. BETH KEY President Sigma Kappas take a break from formality to listen to State ' s big game. Initiation banquet- pledges no more. [154] Nancy Barbour Connie Bumgarner Kathleen Canaday Joan Corter Merry Davis Nona Evans Anne Fakler Gail Fitchett Phyllis Ham Alice Herter Adele Jones Mary Beth Key Kay LeNeave Martha McLaughlin Sara Norman Bennie Paris Anne Parker Lynn Reavis Kaaren Schmidt Patricia Saunders Sophronia Ward Helen Wigg Sylvia Williams f ?1 f w Sharp officers and active alums. R ' -jTrrp-i DORMITORIE First Row: Pres. J. Poteat, V-Pres. F. Barkley, Sec. J. Jenkins, Athletic Dir. C. Curtis, Soc. Dir. C. Kmgson, Union Rep. J. Gregson, Pub. Dir. D. Green; Second Row: D. Golden, J. Alford, M. Ford, L. Creech, H. Hudgins, P. Lineberger; Third Row: P. Epiey, S. Roberts, R. Campbell, D. Dillingham, J. McAuley, T. Baucom; Fourth Row: S. Powell, T. Thompson, C. Bradburn, T. Pritchett, B. Hege; Fifth Row: B. Brummitt, S. McCauley, S. Harrell, W. Brunkhurst, N. Clontz. INTER-DORMITORY COUNCIL The Inter-Dormitory Council is dedicated to pro- moting the physical, social, and moral welfare of dor- mitory residents and to stimulating a fraternal spirit of cooperation and progress. An intramural athletic program, intramural field day, Inter-Dormitory Council Ball, floats in the Home- coming parade, and the student car wash are among the many projects and functions sponsored by the Council. The Council works in close harmony with Student Government and other campus organizations in an effort to make life at North Carolina State meaningful and enjoyable. OFFICERS: Vice-Pres. F. Barkley, Pres. J. Poteat, Sec. J. Jenkins. [156] INTRAMURAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE: Chmn. C. Curtis, D. Golden. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Advisor B. Hege, Pres. J. Po- teat, Ad isor J. Alford. BUDGET COMMITTEE; Chmn. R. Campbell, S. McCauley, J. Poteat. DIRECTORS: Athletic Dir. C. Curtis, See, Dir. C. Kingson, CU Rep. J. Gregson, Pub. Dir. D. Green. BALL COMMITTEE: H. Hudgins, Chmn. C. Kingson, B. Brum- mitt. [157] DORM LIFE A car wash on Saturday afternoon . ..Sponsored by the IDC. A Friday night IDC combo party. Arrival Welch Dormitory supplied the win- ning Homecoming float in the dor- mitory division. Flunk slips? Exercise Seductive things come in big pack- ages. .m Dormitory Row The Annual IDC BALL with the Glenn Miller Or- chestra? ' Falcon on the rise . . . :i6i] [162] ATHLETICS [163] FACULTY ATHLETIC COUNCIL p. H. Derr, R. J. Monroe, W. W. Austin, R. B. Clogston, Chairman R. E. Fadum, Secretary Linda Welch. N. C. STATE STUDENT AID ASSOCIATION WOLFPACK CLUB Sponsors of Athletic Scholarships WOLFPACK CLUB [164] MONOGRAM CLUB Front Row: Pres. Overcash, Treas. Hamrick, Sec. Barnes; Back Row: McGraw, Davis, Pharr, Cutts. CHEERLEADERS First Row: M. McLaughlin, E. Broadhurst, K. Schmidt, R. Ray, K. Canaday; Second Row: (Wolf) P. Pund, D. Rufty, G. Hayes, D. Duffy, J. Johnson, T. Clark. Coach Earle Edwards points the finger of authority, the same skill and authority that helped make him Coach of the Year in the ACC. THE WOLFPACK Ability, experience, and desire combined to make a dark horse team into an action packed champion. Our men gave the name Wolfpack a new meaning in the meager minds of such lesser animals as terps, tigers, game- cocks, gobblers, and even blue devils. Although the Wolfpack visited Riddick Sta- dium only three times during the season, they helped stimulate an exciting new feeling of pride and spirit at dear ole N. C. State of the University of North Carolina at Raleigh, etc., and so on. First Row: B. Faircloth, D. Montgomery, P. Powell, M. Clark, J. Scarpati, B. Wilder, J. Schafer, J. Krecicki; Second Row: T. Koszarsky, M. Barnes, D. Houtz, B. Sullivan, R. Wood, 0. Overcash, C. Wachtel, S. Parker, J. Rossi; Third Row; B. Korman, J. Gum, B. Hall, G. Simpson, P. Falzarano, L DeAngelis, J. Martin, S. Snow, R. Amato, C. Noggle; Fourth Row: W. Coleman, R. Barlow, G. Sasser, D. Smith, R. Skosnik, T. Golmont, V. Cockerham, D. Brackett, D. Carter, D. Ellis; Fifth Row: D. Golden, D. Stout, D, Watkms, B. Williams, G. Topinka, D. Hamilton, S. Mansfield, J. Stec, H. Moore, G. Rows, D. Everett: Sixth Row: B. Smith, W. Mann, J. Irwin, P. Ashby, B. Cooch, C. Bradburn, J. Monago, J. Mihailoff, C. Tayloe, D. DeArment, G. Tart; Seventh Row: R. Jackson, T. Jenkins, J. Thomas, L. Brown, B. Morgan, G. Sloan, B. Wyland, G. Whitman, G. Andrews, B. James, J. Cutching, J. May; Eighth Row: Trainer A. Proctor, Equip. Mgr. D. Poole, Asst. Coaches B. Smaltz. A. Michaels. E. Driscoll, C. Brewbaker, Chancellor Caldwell, Head Coach E. Edwards. ' V ' J ' - ! ! .M« e m 1 1 ' • I !■ ' zS I r 73r:if:5a S3j ' . ■tS : r ' -r-v • n . [166] The Wolves warm up prior to tne Kill. STATE 36— MARYLAND 14 The Also Ran rated Pack ran like hell. State ' s veteran backs gained 245 yards on the ground and Rossi hit eight out of ten passes for an additional 94 more yards. The Wolfpack forward wall dished out a bone crushing 60 minute performance for the host Terps. Koszarsky, Clark, and Rossi charged for three scores, and Rossi passed to Guin and Faircloth for two more. Jimmy Guin has clear path to goal after perfect strike from Rossi Bob Faircloth and Mike Clark enjoy the spoils of victory. ' .j M STATE 14— SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI Rossi completed 21 out of 25 for a total of 225 yards and two touchdowns through the air. Gus Andrews added both extra points to round out the game ' s scoring. State ' s forward line again held its opponents intact. ■ . • The Wolfpack defense exerts great vigor toward an opponent. STATE 7— CLEMSON 3 Clemson ' s alumni association IPTAY — I Pay Ten a Year — should have bought booze with their ten this year. Maybe if they had, the Tiger funeral in death valley could have been less mournful. The Wolfpack line held their ground on both offense and defense and allowed the Tigers only 3 points. The high moment of the afternoon came when Rossi found Ray Barlow all alone in the Clemson ' s secondary and tossed him a 78-yard TD pass. Barlow crosses the goal all alone after a 78-yard pass from Rossi. STATE 18— UNIV. OF SOUTH CAROLINA 6 The Wolfpack made it four in a row when they invaded Columbia and wrung the Game- cock ' s neck. The defense was again a tre- mendous factor, limiting the USC offense to a total of 30 yards in the first half. Jimmy Rossi was again the spark, rushing for 78 yards and passing for another 59 yards. Scoring was pro- vided by Koszarsky and Pete Falzarano and by a brilliant play by Don Montgomery who blocked a USC punt, recovered the loose pig- skin and carried it across the goal. U Halftime is a time for rest and strategy for the final 30 minutes of battle. STATE 10— CAROLINA 31 Well, if you beat a team every year on opening day, they might want to postpone defeat until later on in the season, and if you beat them then, they might not want to play you at all. Every team needs an alibi now and then, but the Pack claimed none. They battled all the way. Although many State boosters felt disappointed in the outcome, they did take delight in Tony Kos- zarsky ' s electrifying 75-yard TD pass interception as the first half ended, and in the way the Pack fought to the end. Tony Koszarsky on his way to UNC ' s goal with intercepted pass . . . Rossi drops back to hit Montgomery with a pinpoint pass. , rc [1691 Joe ScarpatI receives a Rossi TD special and races 18 yards to goal. Duke runner wonders if they will ever stop coming. STATE 21— DUKE 7 After 17 years on the short end of the score, the Wolfpack takes the long end away from the Dook Blue Devils. State ' s fierce defense, plus the magic of Rossi, Clark, Montgomery, ScarpatI, and company, combined to assure the Pack of at least a piece of the ACC championship. Mike Clark took the ball for a 55-yard ride; then Koszarsky carried it the rest of the way home for the first score. Then with less than three minutes left in the first half, Rossi unleashed the second 55-yard run of the day and on succeeding plays passed to Scarpati to make it 14-0 at half time. Don Montgomery added the final touches to victory when he intercepted a Duke lateral and raced 10 yards for the game-ending score. Mike Clark finds a small hole left by Pack linemen. It was rumored that Mike ' s fellow teammate from Canton, Pat Piggy Powell, could even have squeezed through easily too. What a hole! :i70] STATE 15— UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA 9 State overcame a rash of errors to beat the Cavaliers and remain tied with Carolina for first place in the conference. State com- bined a one-yard plunge by Falzarano and a blocked punt by Montgomery with the scoring of Mike to remain in the winning column. STATE 13— VPI 7 State outlasted VPI to take a step closer to being the ACC champ. A Homecoming crowd watched well-delighted as Tony Koszarsky re- covered a Gobbler fumble in their end zone and as Jim Rossi passed to Joe Scarpati for the final score. Pete Falzarano proves that man and bulldozer can become one on certain occasions. The Little General hits a favorite target, AII-ACC end Don Montgomery. L t- - ' BBr.im Rossi waits until the lasl becund before unleashing a bomb. [1711 A STATE 0— FLORIDA STATE 14 State found the Florida Seminoles too Hell-in-the-Sun. The Pack, plagued with in- juries, had the pressure of its record plus the possibility of a bowl bid on its shoulders and found its opponents too strong. TT ' T ' ' - . ' ' V- -. ' . ' . i- ' ' . ■•- « . V ' , i.-« ' . . ■.- Faircloth seems to sum up that dark feeling in the warm Florida sun. STATE 42— WAKE FOREST The Wolfpack assured themselves a tie with Carolina for the ACC crown with a closing game rout of an often-beaten Wake Forest. Rossi tied two-time Ail-American Roman Gabriel ' s record of 8 ID passes in a season with a ID pass to Ray Barlow. The final points of the season, which totaled 175, were scored by the talented toe of Gus Andrews. What a way to end a season! This pi:tu:e should be self-explanatory. Jim Guin receives a pigskin via Rossi airmail service. MINUTES Till SECONDS iOME L{2 VISITQRQQ DOIVN TD CD i QTR [1721 THE LIBERTY BOWL NCS 12— MISSISSIPPI STATE 16 Although our men were on the short end of the score, we salute the Wolfpack for representing N. C. State and the ACC Conference so well in the Liberty Bowl. The Wolfpack couldn ' t seem to thaw them- selves out until the second half, against a some- what warmer Miss. State. Mississippi did their scoring on a blocked punt, a 47-yard drive, and a 43-yard field goal, all in the first half. The second half saw the Wolfpack almost overcome the Bull- dogs 16-0 lead. Jimmy Rossi scored on a one yard plunge and later passed to Ray Barlow for our final total of twelve points. The game ended with the Wolfpack in Bulldog territory trying for an- other six points. Kill the man with the ball. Rossi sneaks for a short gain. Fumbles were numerous. 0 lb :=.. « : First Row: R. Erb, G. Hale, T. Mattocks, B. Moffitt, T. Capalbo, S. Gealy; Second Row: Mgr. W. Dunn, H. Blondeau, R. Hodgdon, L. Rob- inson, J. Sellers, D. Moore, Head Coach E. Case; Third Row: Asst. Coach P. Maravich, P. Auksel, L. Worsley, P. Taylor, K. Dunstan, L. Lakins, Asst. Coach L. Pucillo. Although the Wolfpack cagers suffered one of the most miserable seasons since moving into Reynolds Coliseum, their youth, fight, plus the wisdom and strategy of the Grey Fox, always provided excitement for State followers. Next year should see State ' s rec- ord improve as a young team becomes more experi- enced, and as this year ' s strong freshman team ad- vances to the varsity ranks. 1 1963-64 Basketball Results N C. C. state State 69 64 VMI 57 N. Penn. State ._ .. 60 N. C. State 56 Wake Forest . 53 N r. State 62 Maryland . 72 N c. c. State State 73 __104 Mercer . 48 N. Tulane ._ 88 N c. r. State State 70 81 Duke 91 N Italian Nat ' l. . 84 N r. State 53 Virginia . 63 N. c. State 44 South Carolina _ 51 N. c. State 71 North Carolina _ 79 N r, State 66 Maryland ... 65 N. c. State _ 79 Camp Lejeune 57 N. c. State 48 Virginia 50 N. c. State 48 Duke 66 N. c. State 52 Clemson 66 N. c. State 52 South Carolina 61 N. c. State 45 Clemson 43 N. c. State 51 North Carolina 49 N. c. State _ 55 Wake Forest 71 [1741 Soph Billy Moffitt jumps at start of State-Maryland game. CASE LISTENS CASE ADVISES [175] Tarzan plays basketball, starring Pete Auksel. Mattocks vs. Schaffer-final outcome Mattocks two-Schaffer one (bruised tail) Hal Blondeau says, Come dance with me. ' 22 5 There were a few bright moments during the season. Lakins in action against Mercer. Next year, if the poop holds up, he might even be eligible all season. Carolina has been rumored to be a bad loser. SWIMMING Front Row: S. Howard, B. Houk, E. Broadhurst, P. Gavaghan, D. Loomis, A. Yasmac; Back Row: M. Heyman, D. Paoletti, B. McGinty, D. Derby, M. Hite. J. Vermeulen. 1963-64 Swimming Results Although State ' s tankers are in the process of re- building, they still had an impressive year. Swimming has become a very popular spectator sport at N. C. State. Coach Willis Casey demands, and gets, the most from all his men. Next year should see a return of the ACC swimming championship with the return of Pat Gavaghan and the help of this year ' s great freshman squad. N. C. State 49 Pittsburgh 47 N. C. State .„. ... 58 Virginia Tech 37 N. C. State 40 Maryland .- 55 N. C. State 50 South Carolina . 43 N. C. State__.__ - 55 Clemson __ ..... 34 N. C. State 35 Florida 60 N. C. State 56 Duke 39 N. C. State _ _ 55 Virginia 39 N. C. State 36 North Carolina 59 N. C. State 53 Appalachian 39 N. C. State _ 57 Wake Forest . 36 [178] ...._ iiji5§Sia IB55SBS55SSSS558BSSmS55 « BnBCiaBaaaaBBBaMBHaBaE!iH! 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[180] state tankers rush to help coed on other side of pool; she has just lost the top to her bathing suit. You had better swim like Hell ' cause look who ' s waiting for you at the end. Look what that greasy kid stuff did for him. t«?ai ' Front Row: Ferrand, Lopez, Artinano, Griffin, Oner; Second Row: Griffin, Balcazar, Fogarasy, Shick, Makepiece; Third Row: Speigel, Athearn, Fisher, Rudell, Koppel; Fourth Row: Cooper, Alkis, Miller, IVIas, Kantar. 1963 Soccer Results N. C. state 4 Pfeiffer .._ 1 N. C. State 9 Campbell __- 2 N. C. State 6 Appalachian _.. N. C. State 1 Guilford __. __ 4 N. C. State 6 Campbell 1 N. C. State 1 IVlaryland 8 N. c. State 5 Washington Lee 2 N. c. State 2 Virginia - . 3 N. c. State 1 North Carolina 3 N. c. State 2 Davidson 1 N. c. State 11 Belmont Abbey 1 N. c. State Duke . 3 N. c. State 2 Won Lynchburg 7, Lost 6 4 The Wolfpack soccer team, under the direction of Coach Neville Cooper, has progressed steadily for the past four seasons. This year saw the first winning season since the team was established. State has had an Ail-American for two seasons in t he person of Benito Artinanos, who has also established numerous conference records. Henri Mas demonstrates speed and agility in driving past a State opponent. ■■ !ge -; WRESTLING Surber, Garity, Crowder, Smith, McBride, Leonard, Travis, Sawhill, Barnes, Jones, Merrill, Brawley, Price. 1963-64 Wrestling Results N. C. N. C. N. C. N. C. N. C. N. C. N. C. N. C. N. C. N. C. N. C. N. C. N. C. N. C. State , State . State State State State State State State State State State State State 18 East Carolina 6 11 Citadel 15 Maryland __ 32 11 Duke 16 17 Pfeiffer 11 14 Virginia Tech 14 21 North Carolina 10 7 Ohio State 23 20 Davidson 15 19 Washington Lee 13 34 St. Andrews 12 Appalachian 12 18 Virginia 6 15 North Carolina 16 State ' s wrestling team, under the experienced guidance of Coach Al Crawford, broke into the win- ning season side with a 7-5-2 record in overall com- petition. TRACK First Row: P. Haskins, J. Carey, M. Woodcock, R. Green; Second Row: T. Ferguson, S. Davis, J. Hamrick, R. Edwards, S. Pharr, Coach IVl. Stiea. 1963 Cross-Country Results Cross-Country moved into the winning team classi- fication this season with a 5-3 record. In past years, little support was afforded our runners by the student body but this year saw a new emphasis and support. Continued improvement should see a championship team in the near future. N. C. state 35 Wake Forest 22 N. C. State 34 Duke 23 N. c. State 23 Virginia Tech 32 N. c. State 46 North Carolina - 17 N. c. State 19 Clemson 36 N. c. State 22 South Carolina 33 N. c. State 47 Maryland -. ._ 15 N. c. State 33 Virginia 26 [184] COUNTRY Track season was very disappointing to N. C. State fans. With a 1-5 record our track team has a long uphill battle, but with a little help from some out- standing freshman runners, maybe a winning season won ' t be too far off. 1963 Track Results N. C. State 20 North Carolina 98 N. C. State 27 U. S. C. 113 Va. __ 40 N. C. State 94V2 E. C. C. ___ 54V2 Campbell 32 N. C. State 30 Duke 114 N. C. State 60 Wake Forest 85 N. C. State 52 VPI 88 Won 1, Lost 5 state runner leads in the home stretch. Front Row: L. Rader, J. McGraw, F. Green, P. Haskins, H. Cox, P. Derr; Second Row: B. Horner, H. Somers, W. Caldwell, H. Blanchard, S. Wilhelm. R. Bartelt: Third Row: J. Carey, J. Daughtry, J. Hamrick, D. Allen, R. Manning, C. Favor. First nu son, W. Lineberger, L. Ck,,, .. ,,: ' -jii, F. Perkinson, P. Pari am: Second Row: V. Sorrell, Jr., J. Boughan, T. Hines, L. Young, J. Cordell, D. Montgomery, D. Underwood, R. Erb; Third Row: D. Morgan, D. Harris, R. Young, T. Brown, R. Barlow, B. Johnson, J. Kirkman, Coach V. Sorrell, Mgr. S. Parker. State started off like a barn afire and then the barn burned down. Starting off with four straight vic- tories over non-conference teams, our team seemed a sure favorite in the ACC, but ended up winning only 4 games out of 14 tries. Whitey Morrison led the team with a hot .400 batting average and Don IVIont- gomery collected 6 round-trippers during the season. 1963 Base ball Results N. C. State 9 Southern Illinois N. C. State State 7 5 Kent State .. 5 N, C. Kent State 2 N. C. State 7 Dartmouth 1 N. C. State Duke 2 N. C. State 7 Clemson 14 N. C. State _ 2 South Carolina .. 3 N. C. State 6 Wake Forest N. C. State 8 Florida State 7 N. C. State 7 Virginia 15 N. C. State 5 Maryland 3 N. C. State 1 North Carolina 4 N. C. State 8 Virginia 9 N. C. State 5 Maryland 5 N. C. State 4 North Carolina 6 N. C. State __ _.... 1 Duke . 3 N. C. State 11 Clemson ._ 12 N. C. State 8 South Carolina .. 7 N. C. State 1 Wake Forest .. 7 Won 9, Lost 10 ACC 4-10 [186] state ' s veteran slugger, Don Mont- gomery, demonstrates his strength at the plate. It ' s another round-tripper Congratulations! Les Young holds up a teammate at third base. [187] Coach Michaels, Mangum, Barnes, Goodman, Marcum, Pipkin. The Wolfpack Duffers almost broke into the win- ning column with a 4-5 record. The golf team has been the victim of too little concern, and when the proper emphasis is afforded it, surely State can boast a championship team. 1963 Gi )lf Results N C. C. state State 17 51 2 Davidson 7 N. Maryland - 141 2 N. C. State 51 2 Ohio University _ 141 2 N r. State 12 Virginia .. 9 N. c. State 9 Clemson 12 N. c. State . 11 South Carolina 7 N. c. State 141 2 Davidson 51 2 N. c. State ___ ___ 51 2 Wake Forest - 151 2 N. c. State 81 2 Duke _ 121 2 N. c. State 51 2 North Carolina 151 2 :i88] TENNIS USiBlRS rt ' tl Front Row: B. Artinano, M. Kokoska, B. Lankford, R. Craun; Back Row: J. Emmons, T. Smith, C. Hyatt, J. Owens, J. Logue, Coach Ken- field. State ' s netters should have tried table tennis last spring. Although blessed with one of the conference ' s finest coaches, John Kenfield, State had a miserable 2-12 record. This spring should see a definite im- improvement (how could it be worse?) over last with the addition of several fine sophomores. N. C. state N. C. State N. C. State N. c. State N. c. State N. c. State N. c. State N. c. State N. c. State N. c. State N. c. State N. c. State N. c. State N. c. State 1963 Tennis Results ___ Dartmouth 9 __- 3 Campbell College 6 __ 2 MIT 7 _... 1 Maryland 8 - 1 Virginia 8 1 Williams 8 9 South Carolina __ Clemson _ 5 1 Toledo Univ 8 _ Indiana 9 _ 3 East Carolina 6 -, 6 Wake Forest 3 . North Carolina 9 __ Duke 9 Won 2, Lost 12 ACC 2-5 [189] I NTR AM U R ALS Athletic Advisory Council The intramural program at State College is one of the most successful programs of this type in the country. State College has the fin- est facilities and one of the best run programs to be found anywhere. Under the able leader- ship of Art Hoch, intramural sports are en- joyed by almost everyone connected with N. C. State. SPE, football champs for fraternity division, also overall intra- mural fraternity champs. [1901 m Action in touch football t jiiiu. Two students enjoy one of the most popular sports In the intramural program. Intramural golf champs. W : 0 ' - :- 6 [192] MILITARY [1931 ARMY R.O.T.C. - 1 m I I The Army ROTC unit at State College consists of an Army brigade and a drum and bugle corps. The Army brigade, commanded by a cadet colonel and staff, consists of a provisional battalion and three battle groups. The cadet colonel and all other cadet officers are selected from students enrolled in the second year advanced course. Certain spe- cially selected students in the second year basic course are appointed as cadet non-commissioned officers. Cadet officers and non-commissioned officers obtain invaluable experience in leadership by being responsible for conducting all drill in- struction. They are observed and supervised in this by the officers and non-commissioned officers of the Army assigned to the College. COLONEL GEORGE P. KITTRELL, JR. Brigade Commander [194] The Brigade Commander conducts a briefing. « « Colonel Summers lectures MS 3 ' s and 4 ' s. [195] V 1 COLONEL ROBERT R. SUMMERS Professor of Military Science COLONEL COLEMAN-COLONEL WILLY Mapreading so this travelling salesman goes up to the farmhouse and . . . ' ' jc. de ' ■ V I ( ' V .u It ) ii ■ I: FLIGHT INSTRUCTION PROGRAM Hennings, Moss, Young, Raper, Wallace, Keller, Trott, Turner Rifle Team competition Special Forces PERSHING RIFLES Pershing Rifles National Honorary Military So- ciety was founded in 1894 at the University of Nebraska. Company L-4 Pershing Rifles at N. C. State was chartered in 1953. Company L-4 has been carrying on the ideals of a high degree of military ability, American citizenship, and service. The PR ' s at State have been seen on coast-to- coast network TV at the Tobacco Festival in Rich- mond, Va. The members enjoy close fellowship and numerous social activities. The world famous Marching Sergeants Antics at practice drill SCOTT TROTT Commander First Row: Martin, Fulton, Andrews, Weatherly, Marsh, Farlow, McLaughlin, Sorrell, Overcash, Norris, Wilson, Murdock, Col. Coleman; Second Row: Pharr, Hinton, Motsinger, Humphrey, Highsmith, Green, Butler, Thomas, Norman, Kidder, McAllister; Third Row: Rooker, Fisher, Ferguson, Lowder, Nance, Brown, Mayo, McNeill, Keller, Johnson, Trott; Fourth Row: Akers, Maddry, Wilkins, Bridges, Martin, Lee, Maynard, Shillinglaw, Gregory, Winston, Allison; Fifth Row: Borum, Webster, Hutz, Francis, Robertson, Biggs, Moss, Bostick, Beyer, Ayers, Miller- Sixth Row: Barrow, Norris. First Row; R. Keel, C. Barrow, A. Allison, R. Peniand, R. Wallace, H, Davis, C. Duckworth, F. Crow, L. Woodall; Second Row: S. Trott, R. Raper, H. Murray, J. McAllister, L. Barker, L. Martin, M. Norris, B. O ' Quinn, W. Anderson, 0. Hill; Third Row: W. Davis, G. Kittrell, F. Moss, J. McGraw, J. Shillinglaw, J. Gregory, P. McMillan, M. Mottern, D. Chapman, J. Causey. SCABBARD AND BLADE Scabbard and Blade is a national military honor society with companies established in 171 leading colleges and universities. Com- pany G, 3rd Regiment was founded at N. C. State in 1922. The purpose of Scabbard and Blade is pri- marily to raise the standard of military educa- tion in American colleges and universities, to encourage and foster the essential qualities of good and efficient officers, and to promote friendship and good-fellowship among the cadet officers. ii|ii W. E. Davis, 2nd Lt., G. P. Kittrell, 1st Lt., S. S. Trott, Capt. An early breakfast for the pledges ILITARY BALL ASSOCIATION Left to Right: Treas. C. P. Barrow, Ticket Chmn. M. W. Weeks, Decorations Chmn. A. D. Allison, Co-Chmn. M. R. Norris, Entertain- ment Chmn. H. W. McAllister, Asst. PAS Major H. G. Bartels, Exec. Sec. R. M. Carnes, Asst. PMS Lt. Col. W. L. Willey, Co-Chmn. J. F. Rabb, Mil. Ball Co-Chmn. J. Massfeller, Mil. Ball Co-Chmn. R. Vaughn. ASSOCIATION OF THE U. S. ARMY Left to Right: Capt. Upchurch, 1st Sgt. Penland, Wallace, 1st Lt. Kittrell, 2nd Lt. Norris, Ankurs, Springer, Chartier, Rutledge, Jeffries, Shuford. [2001 What do you mean, five demerits? Mudville Some cadets have it made When was the last time you had a haircut? AIR FORCE R.O.T.C. From the Air Force ROTC at N. C. State, the United States obtains future leaders for the Aero- space Age. In the first two years of Air Science, cadets learn the fundamentals of organization and discipline necessary to all military units. Emphasis is also placed on a basic knowledge of the Aerospace Age and an understanding of the effect of air power on world affairs, which is es- sential for good citizenship, civilian or military. In the advanced course, selected juniors and seniors may qualify for commissions as 2nd lieu- tenants after completing intensive academic and leadership training. The overall objective of the Air Force ROTC is to create in cadets the qualities of leadership and the ability to communicate effectively. These are the keys to success in either military or civilian careers. COL. R. B. BOURNE COL. B. C. GLOSSON Wing Commander Deputy Wing Commander MISS TERESA UPDEGRAFF Wing Sponsor [202] Hi y ij n n q n Wing Commander briefs the wing staff. Deputy Wing Commander briefs the Group Staff. [203] COLONEL JAMES D. HOWDER Professor of Air Science MAJOR GERALD L WATERMAN LT. COL. FRANKLIN D. BLANTON Cadre officers observe drill. CADRE OFFICERS Seated: CoL J. D. Howder; Standing: Lt. Col. F. D. Blant- on, Major H. J. Bartells, Major G. L. Waterman, Major R. J. Sheldon, Major G. D. Malpass, Capt. J. F. Swatak, Capt. W. S. Clarke. First Row: J. K. Rudisill, B. K. Basden, W. H. Hepler, M. W. Weeks, C. B. Griffin, J. F. Rdbb. K ' . M. Carries; Second Row: B. H. Over- man, P. D. Leonard, J. N. Allen, P. G. Clegg, T. C. Church, E. P. Edgar, J. W. Rogers; Third Row: J. W. Woody, C. F. Sharp, M. B. Bost, J. L. Williams, S. F. Johnson, J. H. Hyder, J. M. Huntsman, R. B. Bour ne. FLIGHT INSTRUCTION PROGRAM ANGEL FLIGHT Rosina Coburn, Diane Barriere, Janet Ferrell, Sarah Olivia Kent, Janice Higginbotham, Connie Bumgarner, Carol Chacto, Gail Fitchett, Lynn Fardy, Joyce Warner, Air Force ROTC sponsors a competitive rifle team. First Row: D. Braucher, D. B. Hill; Second Row: J. Dickey, J. Funderburk, D. Tharp, P. Baragona; Third Row J. Fitch, T. Ellen, C. Bromberg, W. Clody; Fourth Row: B. Stephenson, S. Spencer, J. Icard, T. Clark; Fifth Row G. Freeman, B. Ruehrwein, J. Harman, B. Keller; Sixth Row: D. Grady, J. Snow, B. Holt, G. Hayes; Seventh Row V. Burke, C. Cooper, C. Williamson, M. Mullis. MARCHING CADETS The Marching Cadets is an Air Force ROTC social fraternity. The fraternity was organized in the fall of 1960 and has progressed at a very rapid pace. It now has over 100 members and is ready to start expanding to other colleges which have Air Force detachments. The fraternity is centered around a crack drill team, which performs in local and national competition. The drill team also represents N. C. State in parades, at football games, and on memorial days. Some of the purposes of the fraternity are to give its members social activities, more precise military training, and to develop their personalities in an atmosphere of brotherhood. The name Marching Cadets carries with it a high de- gree of prestige. Those men who are Marching Cadets are considered to be the top notch cadets of the AFROTC. Pres. R. M. Carnes, V-Pres. D. B. Hill, Sec. S. B. Land, Treas. J. E. Massfeller. Nov. 22, 1963 ARNOLD AIR The Arnold Air Society is primarily de- signed as a fraternity in which dedicated cadets can render service to the Air Force ROTC, to the university, and to the com- munity. The society also is designed, to a lesser degree, as a social fraternity wherein members can become adept at military pro- tocol and acquire social polish. The George V. Holloman Squadron of the Arnold Air Society was organized at N. C. State in 1951. The past three years, with Lt. Col. Blanton as advisor, have seen the squadron advance the scope and number of its activities and undergo an increase in active membership to forty Air Force ROTC cadets. OFFICERS: M. W. Weeks, Insurance Office; E. P. Page, Information Officer; W. W. Hill, Operations Officer; B. C. Glosson, Commander; Lt. Col. F. D. Blanton, Advisor; J. K. Rudisill, Executive Officer; L. C. Woodall, Jr., Adminis- trative Officer; J. H. Hyder, Jr., Chaplain. AREA B-2 STAFF: (L-R) R. M. Carnes, Liaison Officer; J. F. Rabb, Executive Of- ficer; 0. R. Wiseman, Commander; P. G. Clegg, Operations Officer; T. C. Church, Jr., Comptroller. MISS VICKY SMITH Sponsor First Row (L-R): G. 0. Weaver, J. A. Killough, J. K. Rudisill, J. W. Gray, R. E. Thomas, R. M. Carnes, D. W. Ross, J. F. Rabb, L. H. Lmdsay, W. W. Hill; Second Row (L-R): 0, R. Wiseman, L. G. Miller, 0. C. Jones, G. W. Wooten, J. H. Hyder, D. D. Leonard, D. S. Craddock, T. C. Church, Jr., M. W. Weeks, L. C. Woodall, Jr., G. W. Phillips; Third Row (L-R): B. C. Glosson, D. J. Golden, P. G. Clegg, R. B. Bourne, R. C. Paschall, D. J. Ivey, E. P. Page, J. M. Spainhour, D. W. Bell, S. F. Johnson, S. L. Williams, J. R. Haire, Col. Blanton. Drum and Bugle Corps Cadets visit an airbase Books are discarded at the Leadership Laboratory Looking for a needle in a haystack? Adjustment Even a major has to spit shine his own shoes. Precision! i ia- ' ..--7 ' . .i e Cadet Hop .E.S.E.P. The Navy Enlisted Scientific Education Program (NESEP) is a college training program for outstand- ing petty officers on active duty in the U. S. Navy and selected non-commissioned officers on active duty in the U. S. Marine Corps. The program leads to appointment to commissioned grade of ensign, U. S. Navy or second lieutenant, U. S. Marine Corps. NESEP was established to meet the demand for personnel with a high order of technical competence in the scientific and engineering fields to cope with the problems and complexities of modern warfare and to add to the national pool of engineering and scientific talent. The NESEP was established at N. C. State in 1961. Candidates for the program are chosen by a highly selective competitive procedure. Acceptance by the college or university is the final hurdle prior to entrance of an appointee. Desrochers, ICl (SS); Klingerman, S Sgt.; Foster, EMCA (SS). CAPT. REX WARNER, USN Commanding Officer LT. JOHN M. BURNS, JR. Administrative Officer Byard, ETN2; IVIauney, AQF2; Skaar, ETR2 (SS); Frey, ATI; Wooten, FTG2. A short break finds NESEP men in the library. [210] First Row: Hulse, ETN2; Hinton, ATR2; Hayes, MT2; Vanecek, FTG2; Stolt, ATR2; Hicks, ATW2. Second Row: Harrison, ATCA; Bock, ETl; Simon, ETl; Cutchin, GMTl; Young, ATI; Hibbard, EMI (SS); Hartenstein, EMI (SS); Bukowick, ATI. First Row: Callaghan, ATN2; Reneau, Sgt; Maupin, CTl; Williams, EMI (SS); Steenburgh, MT2; Wo lford, FTMl (SS). Second Row: Sa- baitis, ICl (SS); Burkett, ETN2; Hartzell, EMI; Hahn, ATR2; Waite, ETR3; Nines, ETl; Day, EMI; Ashton, MTl. Third Row: Stuart, ETR2; Flowers, AQl; Coltrane, AQF2; Browning, MM2 (SS); Maxwell, MT2; McPherson, EM2; Phillips, S0G2; Hoffmeyer, ATN2; Mason, ETR2; West, ATCA; Mossier, CPl. First Row: Kent, ETl; Keefer, ATI; McGowan, ETl; Johnson, ATI; Harden, ETl (SS); Giffin, ETR2 (SS); Humphreys, AX2. Second Row: Craig, ETl (SS); Walters, EM2; Miller, MT2; Onder, EMI; Wilson, ATI; Adams, FTM2 (SS); Moyers, CT2. Third Row: Morge, ATR2; Kline- hoffer, ATN2; Baurle, Cpl.; Dusseault, TD3; McDonald, MTl; Fifield, ATCA; Patten, ICl (SS); Blake, AXl; Norris, ETR2 (SS). [211] • [2121 h- ■ t§ 3 k [213] SENIORS Left to right: Rhonnie Smith, Charles Layman, Art Mattox, Bennie Phillips SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Maurice Benfield Phillips President Arthur Douglas Mattox Vice-President Charles William Layman Secretary Rhonnie Lee Smith Treasurer [214] CLASS OF 1964 WILLIAM MICKEY AGEE Charlotte Furniture Manufacturing and Management Furniture Club. JAMES LEWIS ALFORD Whitakers Electrical Engineering IEEE; Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4; Big Four Field Counselor 3. 4; Dorm Pres. 4. Day 1, 2, 3, 4; Dorm CARLTON RICHARD ALLEN Raleigh Recreation and Park Administration CHARLES OREN ALLEN Kings Mountain Electrical Engineering IEEE; Intramurals. DANNY RAY ALLEN Mebane Soil Science Technology YMCA 1: Agronomy Club 3, 4. DEAVER LANE ALLEN Shelby Chemical Engineering AICHE 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4; 4-H Club 1. JERRY NEWMAN ALLEN Canton Mechanical Engineering ROBERT RANDOLPH ALLRAN Cherryville Applied Mathematics Phi Kappa Phi; Pi Mu Epsilon, Vice-Pres.; Phi Eta Sigma. FRED MARK ALLRED, JR. Burlington Textile Chemistry and Applied Mathematics AATCC; Delta Kappa Phi; Textile Forum. ROSARIO SALVATORE AMATO Easton, Penn. Industrial Arts — Technical Option Football 1, 2, 3, 4; FCA. JAMES HENRY ANDERSON Arden Civil Engineering — Construction Option ROBERT LEWIS ANDREWS Sparta Electrical Engineering AIEE 2, 3; IEEE 4; Intramural Basketball 1, Leader 2, 3; Drum Bugle Corps 1, 2, 3, S Fair 2, 3, 4. 2, 4; Orientation Group upply Sgt. 3; Engineers SIDNEY BONITZ ANDREWS, JR. Wilmington Physics AlP; The Technician 1; The Orb, Editor; Pershin g Rifles; LSA, Vice-Pres. DAVID EDWARD ANGELL Winston-Salem History AICHE 1, 2: Photography Club 1, 2. RICHARD EDWARD ANGLIN, JR. Hope Mills Textile Technology Delta Kappa Phi; YMCA; YRC. ANDRIS ANKURS Charlotte History Varsity Soccer 2, 3; AUSA. JEFFREY MARVIN AREY Statesville Civil Engineering Phi Eta Sigma; ASCE. Co-Editor; Chi Epsilon 3, 4; Honors Program 3; Ring Committee 3; Orientation Group Leader 3. Editor; Intramurals 2, Dorm Athletic Dir. 3; BILLY WARREN ARMENTROUT Thomasville Furniture Manufacturing and Management Furniture Club. [215] CLASS OF 196a LAURIN BARKER ASKEW, JR. Architecture Wilmington Hamilton, Ohio DAVID EMERSON AUGSPURGER Pulp and Paper Technology Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Agromeck, Sports Editor 2; Intramurals. RAYMOND RICHARD AVENT, JR. Newport News, Va. Civil Engineering ERNEST BRYAN AVERY New Bern Mechanical Engineering ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4, Battalion Commander. WILLIAM WAIGHTSTILL AVERY, JR. Plumtree Agricultural Education Ag Educ. Club 3, 4, Reporter 4. NELSON GORDON AYCOCK Goldsboro Applied Mathematics Intramural Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2. 3; Football 1, 2; AFROTC Drill Team 1, 2, 3. EDWARD DOY AYCOTH Charlotte Chemical Engineering AICHE 1, 2, 3, 4; Sophomore Class Vice-Pres.; Junior Class Vice-Pres.; Student Gov. Senator 1, 2. GRANT ROBERT AYERS, JR. Electrical Engineering IEEE; Intramurals 1, 2, 3. DALE MYLUM BABER Chemical Engineering Lambda Chi Alpha; Phi Eta Sigma; AICHE; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Boone Hopewell, Va. CARLTON EDWARD BAIRD Roanoke Rapids Industrial Arts — Technical Option Alpha Phi Omega; YDC; Apollo Club; Baptist Student Union. EVERETT ALAN BAKER Wadesboro Electrical Engineering Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4; Intramurals, Golf 3, 4, Championship 3; Football 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 4. RAY EVERETT BAKER Sanford Agricultural Education Alpha Beta Gamma; Vo-Ag 4; Ag Educ. Club, Advisor, Controller; Student Traffic Controller. VERNON BRADFORD BAKER Civil Engineering ASCE. Rocky Mount Pueblo, Mexico SERAFIN BALCAZAR, JR. Textile Technology Delta Kappa Phi: Soccer 1, 4; International Club; Newman Club; Latin Club. CARL MARION BALL, JR. Morehead City Electrical Engineering Raleigh Thomasville FREDERICK WILLARD BALL Textile Technology KIRBY LEE BALL Industrial Engineering Alpha Pi Mu 3, 4, Pres. 4; AIIE; Companion of St. Patrick; IE Soph. Award; Advanced ROTC; Military Engineer Award 3. JAMES THURMAN BALLEW Mechanical Engineering ASME 3. Fountain Inn, S. C. Mdtkdk [2161 mmdik ABDALLAH FADL BALTAGI Civil Engineering — Construction Option International Club. Tripoli, Lebanon MORRIS HAWTHORNE BARBEE KInston Textile Technology Tompkins Textile Council; Textile Forum 1; Intramurals 1, 3. WILLARD HAROLD BARBEE, JR. Raleigh Applied Mathematics Mu Beta Psi; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; College Union Pres. 4. Board of Chair- men 3, Board of Directors 3, 4; New Arts, Inc. Board of Directors 4; Friends of the College Board of Directors 3, 4. SAMUEL ALLISON BARHAM Madison Nuclear Engineering FRED JOE BARKLEY Llncolnton Rural Sociology, Agricultural Science Lambda Chi Alpha; Alpha Phi Omega; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Bragaw Dorm Sec, Pres., Counselor; Inter-Dormitory Council Vice-Pres.; Ag Council 3, 4; Student Gov. Social Functions Comm.; Carl Taylor Sociology Club, Treas. JAMES NOEL BARNARD, JR. Civil Engineering— Construction Option JOHN STEPHEN BARNES Soil Technology Alpha Zeta; Wrestling 4; Monogram Club; CHARLES THURMAN BARNHILL Mathematics Education RAYMOND EDWARD BARRY Mechanical Engineering Tau Kappa Epsilon. Lynchburg, Va. Glen Allen, Va. Agronomy Club. Wilmington Shelby Charlottesville, Va. RICHARD THOMAS BARTELT Forest Management Society Amer. Foresters; Forestry Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 2, Pres. 4; Varsity Track 2, 3, 4; Varsity Cross Country 3, 4. PAUL THOMAS BARTLETT Mechanical Engineering Intramurals 1, 2; AFROTC. BRUCE KELLUM BASDEN Agricultural Engineering Technology AFROTC. Mount Airy Dudley Rocky Mount JAMES CAVELLE BATCHELOR Electrical Engineering IEEE. WILLIAM EDWIN BATTS, III Wilson Mechanical Engineering AIAA; ASME; Marching Cadets; College Union Music Comm. CLIFTON PITTARD BAUCOM Raleigh Industrial Arts — Technical Option Epsilon Pi Tau; Kappa Phi Kappa. LARRY CLAYTON BAUCOM Concord Electrical Engineering AIEEE; Pershing Rifles; Apollo Club; YMCA; Student Toastmasters, Pres. 3; Baptist Student Union, Pres. 3, 4. JOHN SUTTER BAUERLEIN Civil Engineering PI Kappa Phi; Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL EUGENE BEARD Chemistry ACS. Talladega, Ala. Erwin [2171 CLASS OF 1964 f WARREN LANE BECK Spencer Textile Chemistry Pi Kappa Phi, Treas. NANCY AMELIA BECTON Asheville Zoology MAX EARL BENFIELD Hickory Mechanical Engineering ASME. HARRY THOMAS BENTLEY, III Charlotte Physics Blue Key; AlP 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Pres. 4; PSAM So ence Council 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4; Orientation Group Leader 3, 4; Student Gov. Human Relations Comm. 2, 3; YMCA 1, 2. 3, 4, Sec. 3 DAVID ROSS BENTON Warsaw Pulp and Paper Technology Phi Kappa Tau; Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4. THOMAS EDWIN BENTON, JR. Laurlnburg Industrial Management Sigma Nu, IPC Rep. 2, Social Chairman 2. PHILLIP McCOY BERRIER Kernersville Civil Engineering — Construction Option Intramurals 3, 4. ARTHUR GORDON BEVERIDGE Summit, N. J. History Textile Council Senator 1, Rules Comm. 1; Saddl e Clu b 1; Intramurals 2, 3. RALPH LEE BIGGERS Rockingham Civil Engineering ASCE: Chi Epsilon. A long line edging toward insanity. [218] SENIORS RALPH EDWIN BIGGERSTAFF Agricultural Education Ag. Educ. Club. Bostic JAMES GUNTER BILLINGS Textile Technology Pi Kappa Phi; Football 1: Intramurals. Durham ROY NORTON BISHOP Electrical Engineering Phi Eta Sigma; IEEE; WKNC 1, 2; YRC 3. Aberdeen PHILIP KERR BITTER Economics Sigma Chi; Technician 2, 3, Advertising Mgr. 3, 4; Board 2; Honor Code Board Alt. 3; The Hustler, Bus. Job Comm. 3, 4. Ashevllle Summer Judicial Mgr. 3; Summer NED RYAN BIVENS Civil Engineering ASCE. Kannapolis BOBBY GENE BIZZELL Textile Technology Phi Psi. Raleigh JAMES RANDLE BLAIR Forest Management Thomasville JAMES BRIVEN BLANCHARD Electrical Engineering IEEE 4; WKNC 1; Intramurals 1, 2, Turkey JAMES JOSEPH BOEDICKER High Point Agricultural Engineering Alpha Zeta; ASAE; Agricultural Eng. Club; Intramurals 3, 4. CLYDE RAY BOGLE Salisbury Agricultural Technology, Soil Science Alpha Zeta; Agronomy Club; YDC; LSA; 4-H Club; YMCA; Intramurals. CLAY BERLIN BOLLINGER Granite Falls Agricultural Education FarmHouse; Kappa Phi Kappa; Ag. Educ. Club. JOHN ROBERT BOOTH Richmond, Va. Civil Engineering — Construction Option Sigma Phi Epsilon, Treas.; Phi Eta Sigma; Chi Epsilon; Wrestling 1, 2; Intramurals 3, 4. MICHAEL BROWN BOST Sanford Mechanical Engineering — Aerospace Option ROBERT BRANCH BOURNE Raleigh Forest Management Marching Cadets. Commander 3; Arnold Air Society, Area Admin. Officer; AFROTC, Cadet Wing Commander 4. RALPH FURMAN BOWMAN Furniture Manufacturing and Management Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Furniture Club. Hickory DOUGLAS ARTHUR BRACKETT Charlotte Textile Technology Kappa Alpha; Delta Alpha Sigma; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1. 2, 3. 4; IFC 3. 4. ROBERT THOMAS BRADBURN Charlotte Electrical Engineering JAMES WAYNE BRADDOCK Morganton Furniture Manufacturing and Management Pi Kappa Alpha, Vice-Pres. 4, Rush Chairman 3. House Mgr. 4, Housing Comm. 4; Intramural Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Championship Foottiall Team 1, 3; Freshman Class Pres.; Student Gov. Senator 3; Furniture Club, Treas. 3; Advanced ROTC, Best Drilled Cadet 2, Brigade Staff 4. [219] CLASS OF 1964 RICHARD HARRISON BRADLEY Whitakers Agricultural Education Ag. Educ. Club 1, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD ALLEN BRADSHAW, JR. Raleigh Civil Engineering — Construction Option Tau Kappa Epsilon, Treas.; IFC. LESLIE RAY BRADY, JR. Newton Physics Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4; Phi Eta Sigma, Sec; Pi Mu Epsilon 3, 4; Sigma Pi Sigma 3, 4; N. C. State Bands 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Council 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3, Treas. 4; College Union International Comm., Sec. 1, Chairman 2; Science Honors Program 3, 4; AlP 1, 4; Physics Award for Outstanding Student 1, 2. JOHN IRA BRAKE, JR. Rocky Mount Forest Management Forestry Club; Intramurals 1, 2, 3. JOHN CALVIN BRANTLEY, III Raleigh Civil Engineering — Construction Option Chi Epsilon, Sec; ASCE. MULJA MULJADI BRATAMIHARDJA Tiiamis, Indonesia Forestry WILLIE ROY BREEDEN, JR. Elizabeth City Mechanical Engineering ASME; Intramurals 2, 3, 4. DAVID JEFFREY BRENDLE Drexel Soil Science Farmhouse; Alpha Zeta. GENE RAGLAND BREVI ER Newland Agricultural Education Kappa Phi Kappa; NEA; YDC; Ag. Educ. Clu Fellowship. lb; Presbyterian Youth JOHN WILLIAM BRIDGES, III Ninety Six, S. C. Electrical Engineering Kappa Alpha. MELVIN CLEON BRIGHT Chocowinity Agricultural Education Kappa Phi Kappa; Alpha Zeta; YDC; Ag. Educ. NEA. Club, Sec, Vice-Pres.; GORDON MATTHEWS BRITT, JR. Raleigh Electrical Engineering JAMES CALVIN BRITTINGHAM Hamlet Nuclear Engineering Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Kappa Phi; Tau Beta Pi; Intramurals 2, 3, 4, All Campus Pitch Putt Team 3; Superior Student Program 1; Engi- neering Honors Program 3, 4. STEWART COMMON BROCK Wadsworth, Ohio Industrial Engineering Sigma Nu, Housing Comm. Chairman; AIIE; Glee Club; Board of Review; Orientation Group Leader; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1. WILLIAM ROBERT BROMBY, III Roselle Park, N. J. Mechanical Engineering — Aerospace Option Alpha Phi Omega 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4; AIAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Peace Corps Comm. Chairman 3; Dorm Counselor 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. ROYALL MELVIN BROUGHTON, JR. Wake Forest Pulp and Paper Technology Alpha Zeta; Fourdrinier Society; College Union Dance Comm. CARROLL FREEMAN BROWN Williamston Applied Mathematics Golf 1, 2, 4; Intramural Football 1, 2, 3, 4. CLON CHANDLER BROWN, JR. High Point Electrical Engineering Eta Kappa Nu; IEEE; Intramural Basketball Softball 2, 3, 4. [220] Asheboro 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4; Advanced Florence, S. C. JAMES ORVA BROWN Applied Mathematics YMCA 1, 2. 3, 4; Mathematics Club 1, AFROTC 3, 4; Freshman Diners Club. JAMES RICHARD BROWN Electrical Engineering JOHNNY MILTON BROWN Raleigh Ceramic Engineering ACS, Pres. 3. ROBERT CHARLES BROWN Charlotte Mechanical Engineering Theta Chi; ASME; Intramural Football 4, Swimming 3, 4. WALTER THOMAS BROWN Henderson Recreation and Park Administration Rho Phi Alpha, Sec.; Varsity Baseball 3, 4. ROBERT GARLAND BRUMMITT Henderson Industrial Arts — Technical Option Tucker Dorm Athletic Dir. 2; Bragaw Dorm Athletic Dir. 3, Vice-Pres 4; IDC 4, Ball Comm. 4. THOMAS GRADY BRYAN Asheville Textile Chemistry Phi Psi; AATCC; Textile Forum. WILLIAM ROSS BRYAN Chemical Engineering Sigma Phi Epsilon; AICHE; Engineering Senator 1; Junior Class Ring Comm. 3; Technician 4; Intramural Bowling 3. Houston, Texas BILLY RAYMOND BRYANT Textile Technology Chesapeake, Va. JAKIE MEDFORD BRYANT Raleigh Mechanical Engineering — Aerospace Option AIAA. JOHN EVERETT BRYANT Franklin, Va. Crop Science and Agricultural Engineering Alpha Gamma Rho; Intramurals; Agronomy Club. JOHN RALPH BUCHANAN Boone Mechanical Engineering — Aerospace Option Theta Tau 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4; AIAA 1, 3, 4; Southern Engineer 3, 4, Editor 4; Wrestlmg 1, 2; Symphonic Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Engineers Council 4: ROTC 1, 2, 3. 4, Band Commander 4. PHILLIP LOWRY BUCKINGHAM Charlotte Civil Engineering Sigma Nu; Chi Epsilon; Varsity Rifle Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Ring Comm. 3; ROTC Drill Team; ACCDT, Pres. 3. WILLIAM L. BUCKNER Mechanical Engineering DONALD LEE BUODINGTON Mechanical Engineering Pi Tau Sigma. Siler City Kingston, N. Y. ALBIN PAFFORD BUKOWICK Westfield, Mass. Electrical Engineering NESEP Student. CHARLES WILLIAM BULLOCK Fairmont Chemical Engineering Lambda Chi Alpha, Sec. 3; AICHE 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4; Aoollo Club 3, 4- Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Orientation Group Leader 2, 3, 4; Advanced AFROTC; Marching and Fanfare Band 2, 3, 4; Engineering Senator 2, 3; Engineers Council Parliamentarian 4; Student Rep. SIRC 1963. LARRY TYSON BUMGARDNER Electrical Engineering Eta Kappa Nu. Raleigh [221] CLASS OF 196a WILLIAM JAMES BURGESS Staley Industrial Engineering and Textile Technology Phi Eta Sigma; Delta Kappa Phi; Kappa Tau Beta; Sigma Tau Sigma; Phi Kappa Phi; AIIE; Textile Forum 1. 2, 3. 4, Co-Editor 4; Tompkins Textile Council 2, 4; Student Gov. Rep. 2; Apollo Club. JAMES OTIS BURNETTE Agricultural Education BARRY EUGENE BURNS Mathematics Education Math Science Educ. Club 3, 4; Intramurals 2, 3, 4. HARRY ADDISON BURNS, JR. Civil Engineering Oxford Pittsboro Raleigh Drexel WILLIAM TELLIS BURNS, JR. Furniture Manufacturing and Management Furniture Club. Sec. 4; FPRS, Treas. 4; BSU 2, 3, 4; ROTC Company Commander; Intramurals 3, 4. CHARLES DAVID BURTON Bolivia Industrial Arts — Technical Option Industrial Arts Club; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. KENNETH REX BYRD Sims Recreation and Park Administration Rho Phi Aloha; Basketball 1; Track 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD EDWARD BYRD Bunnlevel Textile Technology and Industrial Engineering Delta Kappa Phi; Kappa Tau Beta; AIIE; Tompkins Textile Council; Textile Forum, Circulation Mgr. DAVID BEN CALE Mechanical Engineering — Aerospace Option IAS; AIAA; Student Gov. Engineering Senator 4. JOHN CHILES CALHOUN Civil Engineering JAMES LYLE CALLOWAY Pulp and Paper Technology Fourdrinier Society, Sec. STEPHEN ELDRIDGE CAMPBELL Nuclear Engineering ANS; Intramural Basketball 3, 4. JOHN WILBUR CANNON Mechanical Engineering AlP 2; ASME 4. Burlington Mooresviile Highlands Gastonia Falls Church, Va. North Wilkesboro RICHARD KENNETH CANTER Furniture Manufacturing and Management Furniture Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4; Forest Products Research Society; Student Gov. Traffic Comm. 3; College Traffic Comm. 3. JONES CROMWELL CARD Mechanical Engineering ASME. Raleigh Charlotte JOHN FRANCIS CAREY Wood Technology Forest Products Research Society 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4; Omega Tau; Alpha Phi Omega; Football 1; Track 3. 4; Cross Country 4, Capt.; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; NevKman Club 1, 2; Legion of Mary 2; Forestry Club 1. 2; Campus Chest 3, 4; Monogram Club 4; Advanced AFROTC; Marching Cadets Commander 4. WILLIAM McKAMIE CALDWELL Charlotte Textile Chemistry Delta Kappa Phi; AATCC; Mu Beta Psi, Pres. 4; Textile Forum; Track 1, 2. 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT MANN CARNES Laurinburg Agricultural Education Marching Cadets 1, 2, 3, 4. Pres. 4; Marching Cadets Drill Team 1, 2 3 4, Pledge Master 2; Arnold Air Society 1, 2. 3, 4, Treas. 3, Liaison Officer 4; Military Ball Assoc. 3, 4. Exec. Sec. 4: Advanced AFROTC Group Commander 4; Wesley Foundation 1. 2, 3, 4. [222] JOHN WAINWRIGHT CARR Asheville Applied Mathematics Sigma Chi, Exec. Comm. 4; Phi Eta Sigma; Thirty Three. Pres.; Blue Key, Pres.; Golden Chain; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Gov. Senator 1. 2, 4, Sec. 3. Promotions Comm. Chairman 2, 4; Science Council 4; Summer Judicial Board 1; Orientation Group Leader 4; Student Gov. Exec. Comm. 4. Athletic Comm. 4; Advanced ROTC 3, 4; Apollo Club 2, 3, 4; Consolidated Univ. Student Council 3. 4; State Student Legislature 2. 3, Chairman 4. THOMAS McLEON CARR, JR. Clinton Applied Mathematics ASME: Intramural Basketball, Football, Softball. JOHN PRESSLY CARSON Statesville Mechanical Engineering ASME. BERKLEY ROGER CARTER Raleigh Geological Engineering AIME. ROBERT AUSTIN CARTER High Point Electrical Engineering Theta Chi. WILLIAM ABNER CARTER, JR. Asheboro Civil Engineering Pi Kappa Phi; ASCE; Intramural Football. Softball, Swimming, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Advanced ROTC; AUSA; Dorm Sec. 2. J. DAVID CARTLIDGE, JR. Raleigh Industrial Engineering AIIE 2. 3. 4, Exec. Council 3, 4; Engineers Council 3, 4, Engineers Dance Comm. 3, 4; Varsity Soccer 2, 3. Charlotte Ball ROBERT ANTHONY CASSANOVA Mechanical Engineering — Aerospace Option Theta Tau; AIAA; Engineers ' Council; Southern Engineer, Bus. Mgr.; College Union Dance Comm. 1. JAMES WALTER GATES Hurdle Mills Agricultural Business Economics Agricultural Economics Club, Treas.; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Insanity! [223] CLASS OF 196a RAYMOND HOWARD CATHEY Charlotte Civil Engineering ASCE: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM BRYANT CAULEY KInston Civil Engineering — Construction Option JOSEPH WHITEHURST CAVENESS Mount Olive Nuclear Engineering Theta Chi: Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4; Student Government 2. Raleigh IMOGENE CORIELL CHAMBERLIN Recreation and Park Administration Rho Phi Alpha. LAWRENCE RUFTY CHANDLER, JR. Physics Phi Kapua Phi; Sigma Pi Sigma; Pi Mu Epsilon; Phi Eta Sigma; Intra- murals i; Superior Student Program 1, 2; Honors Program 3, 4; AlP 1, 2, 3, 4; Apollo Club 2. Winston-Salem GEORGE WILKES CHAPMAN, JR. Civil Engineering Charlotte Raleigh Newfield, N. Y. Sherrill ' s Ford CLIFTON GILL CHAPPELL Education GERALD RICHARD CHASE Electrical Engineering IEEE. FRANK LEE CHERRY, JR. Dairy Science FarmHouse, Pres. 4; Alpha Zeta; Thirty Three; Meats Milk Staff 3; Wrestling 1; Judicial Board 3; College Union Dance Comm. Chairman 2; IPC 4; Livestock Judging 3; Dairy Judging 4; 4-H Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Animal Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Ag Council 4; Alpha Zeta Projects Comm. Chairman 4. ROBERT LEE CHEW, III Winston-Salem Electrical Engineering Tau Kappa Epsilon, Treas. 4: IEEE; Apollo Club 4. ARTHUR SING-HUA CHING Djakarta, Indonesia Mechanical Engineering — Aerospace Option AIAA 4. GERALD DAVIS CHRISTENBURY Harrisburg Agricultural Engineering, Agricultural Science Sigma Pi; Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4. DAVID BRUCE CHURCH Lenoir Furniture Manufacturing and Management Kappa Alpha, Officer 3, 4, Pres. Pledge Class; Intramural Football 2, 3, 4; Furniture Club 2, 3, 4; Advanced AFROTC; IFC. THOMAS CLAYTON CHURCH, JR. Gastonia Civil Engineering — Construction Option Theta Chi, Pres., Treas., Asst. Treas., Rush Chairman, House Mgr.; IFC; ASCE; Arnold Air Society, Squadron Comptroller, Area Comptroller; Air Force Assoc; Intramural Football 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Gov. Traffic Comm.; AFROTC 1, 2, 3, 4. ALLEN DALE CLARK High Point Experimental Statistics IAS 1. 2; Math Club 3. DONALD LAWRENCE CLARK McLean, Va. Mechanical Engineering BSU; Intramural Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4. M. MICHAEL CLARK Canton Textile Technology and Forest Management Sigma Phi Epsilon, Vice-Pres.; Varsity Football 4; Monogram Club; Society of Christian Athletes. THOMAS MICHAEL CLAUSI Chemical Engineering AICHE. Kingston, N. Y. hgm [224] SENIORS M ik CHARLES RANDALL CLAYTON Ca-Vel Agricultural Institute PHILLIP GEORGE CLEGG Durham Forest Management Arnold Air Society 2, 3, 4, Area Staff 3, 4; Track 1; Intramurals 1, 2: Advanced AFROTC; Flight Instruction Program. KAY NELSON CLINARD Electrical Engineering IEEE 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3. GLENN FRANCIS CLINE Mectianical Engineering — Aerospace Option AIAA. High Point Charlotte Raleigh Hiddenite STAMIE SHERRILL CLINE Electrical Engineering DOUGLAS ERNEST COATS Mechanical Engineering — Aerospace Option AIAA 4; IAS 1; College Union Board of Directors 3, 4, Games Comm Chairman 1, 2, Film Comm. 2, 3, Recreation Comm. 4: Chess Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 1, Vice-Pres. 4. ALTON PARKS COBB, JR. Battleboro Mechanical Engineering — Aerospace Option Sigma Chi, Sec. 4, Student Gov. Rep. 2, Honor Code Board 3, 4. Clerk 4; The Technician 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; AIAA 4; Apollo Club 3: Junior Class Ring Comm. 3. WESLEY MILTON COBLE Architecture NORMAN THOMAS COCHRANE Geological Engineering Tau Kappa Epsilon; AIME; Soccer 2. Smithfield Skaneatelos, N. Y. BERTRAM WATTS COFFER Sanford Zoology Lambda Chi Alpha, Sec. 2, Corr. 2; Apollo Club; YMCA; Collegiate Civitan Club. BARRY WELDON COFFEY Chemical Engineering AICHE 1, 2, 3, 4. ELDRIDGE ALLEN COGGINS, JR. Furniture Manufacturing and Management Track 1; Glee Club 1, 2. DONALD WAYNE COLE Textile Chemistry Kappa Tau Beta; Phi Psi; AATCC, Treas. 4. GEORGE WINSLOPE COLE Civil Engineering GEORGE HOWARD COLLINGWOOD Textile Chemistry Delta Kappa Phi; AATCC; Textile Forum, Asst. Editor. Lenoir Swannanoa Greensboro Jamison, Penn. Durham FRANCIS WILEY COLLINS Raleigh Mechanical Engineering ASME. HOLLAND HAROLD COLLINS, JR. Whiteville Agricultural Education Ag. Educ. Club 1, 2, 3, 4; YDC 4. JAMES FRANK COLLINS Havelock Electrical Engineering IEEE 3, 4; Eta Kappa Nu; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; National Intercollegiate Table Tennis Tournament 1; YMCA 1, 2, 3, 4; YDC 3, 4; W4ATC Amateur Radio Club 1. [225] MJ k CLASS OF 196a WILLIAM LOWMAN COLLINS Raleigh Electrical Engineering DANIEL WAYNE COMPTON Durham Mechanical Engineering ASME: ROTC. JAMES S. COMPTON, JR. Raleigh Electrical Engineering AIEE 1, 2, 3; IRE 3: IEEE 4. LARRY THOMAS COMPTON Hillsboro Textile Technology Phi Psi. CHRISTOPHER DIXON COOK Manhasset, N. Y. English Sigma Chi, Chapter Editor; Technician; Intrami tion Group Leader; Apollo Club; Student Gov. jrals Sen 1, : ator 2, 3. 4; Orienta- 4; Dean ' s List. JERRY AVALEE COOK Raleigh Architecture Student Gov. Senator 1; Traffic Comm 1. 1; Fl eshman Diners Club 1. LLOYD ALFRED COOKE Salisbury Civil Engineering Kaopa Sigma; ASCE 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4. AUSTIN CRAIG COOLEY Raleigh Chemistry Photography Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4. JOSEPH COORS, JR. Golden, Colo. Applied Mathematics Intramurals. Class rings can ' t possibly cost that much. ' [226] WILLIAM MONROE COPE Electrical Engineering Mocksvllle JAMES ROY CORN, JR. Chemistry Hendersonville ROBERT TUXFORD CORNELL Port Washington, N. Y. Electrical Engineering Phi Kapna Tau. Publicity Comm. Chairman, Scholastic Officer; Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; Intramural Football, Swimming, Tennis 2. 3, 4. JOAN LORRAINE CORTER Applied Mathematics Sigma Kappa; Women ' s Campus Code Board Raleigh 3, 4; Apollo Club 4. BAXTER WAYNE COULTER Landscape Architecture Raleigh JIMMY RAY COVINGTON Textile Technology Delta Kappa Phi. Gastonia EDWIN G. COX Electrical Engineering IEEE; Veterans Assoc. 1, 2. Seagrove JERRY DIXON COX, JR. Crop Science and Agricultural Technology Agronomy Club, Sec. 2, Treas. 3, Vice.Pres. 4. Belhaven FRED JACKSON COXE, III Civil Engineering Raleigh DABNEY SCOTT CRADDOCK, III Civil Engineering — Construction Option Chi Epsilon; ASCE; Arnold Air Society. Hamlet GLENN DOUGLAS CRATER Agricultural Education Alpha Zeta; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Student Gov. 1, 2, 3, 4. Harmony 1, 3, 4; Ag. Educ. Club RESAL ALFRED CRAVEN, JR. Seagrove Electrical Engineering IEEE 3, 4; YMCA, Freshman Council Chairman 1, Freshman Camp Counselor 3. LOUIS EDWARD CREECH, JR. H lechanical Engineering ASME; Circle K; IDC. Carolina Beach THOMAS LAFAYETTE CROMARTIE, JR. Industrial Engineering Circle K. Wilmington FREDERICK HOLMES CRON Civil Engineering — Construction Option ASCE; Scabbard Blade. Washington, D. C. THOMAS HALL CROOM Civil Engineering ASCE. Fayetteville KENNETH ELMER CROSS Applied Mathematics Pi Mu Epsilon. Ruffin THOMAS EMMONS CROSS Zoology College Union House Comm. 2, Special Ever Leopold Wildlife Club 4; Saddle Club 4. Basking Ridge, N. J.  ts Comm. Chairman 3; M [227] CLASS OF 196a WILLIAM ROLAND CROW, III Goldsboro Industrial Engineering Alpha Pi Mui AIIE; Advanced ROTC, Battalion Commander. GLEN MIKEL CRUMMIE Fayetteville Recreation and Park Administration Intramural Football 1. 2, 3. Track 1, 3. ROBERT SYLVESTER CRUMP, JR. Charlotte Mechanical Engineering — Aerospace Option AIAA 4; Syme Dorm Floor Counselor 3. LARRY ORLIN CRUSE Charlotte Electrical Engineering THOMAS EASTWOOD CULBRETH Southern Pines Product Design Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES MILTON CULLIPHER Merry Hill Agricultural Education Ag. Educ. Club, Sec. 1. JAMES PHILLIP CURLEE High Point Industrial Arts — Technical Option CECIL LAWRENCE CURTIS Rocky Mount Mechanical Engineering— Aerospace IAS 2, 3; AIAA 4; Football 1; Track 1; Athlete 2, 3, 4, Big Four Supervisor 2, Athletic Dir. 2. 3, Best Athletic Dir. Intramural Advisory Board 4. Option Intramural; 3, 4; Math of Year 3; i 1, 2, 3, 4, Big Four Club 2; Bragaw Dorm IDC Athletic Dir. 4; RICHARD L CUTCHIN Gary Electrical Engineering DONALD LEE DABBS Wadesboro Applied Mathematics Science Council 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Toastmasters 3, 4. ALLEN VAUGHN DAGENHART Stony Point Agricultural Engineering ASAE, Sec. 3; YMCA; Freshman Diners Club. GARLAND MYERS DAGENHART, JR. Taylorsville Mathematics Education Kappa Phi Kappa, Expansion Sec; YMCA; Student NEA; McKimmon Village Council, Athletic Comm. Chairman; Math Science Educ. Club; Drum Bugle Corps 1; drientation Group Leader 2. JAMES ALVIN DAGGERHART, JR. Shelby Mechanical Engineering— Aerospace Option Pi Tau Sigma, Corr. Sec; Engineering Honors Program. DONALD NEAL DANDLIKER Greensboro Zoology Advanced AFROTC. EDWARD CURTIS DANIEL Spring Hope Wood Technology Kappa Alpha; Forest Products Research Society. RALPH WINFIELD DANIEL Greensboro Electrical Engineering Mu Beta Psi. Sec. 2, 3. Vice-Pres. 4, National Pres. 4; IEEE 4; Technician 2; Clef Editor 3; Marching Symphonic Bands 1, 2, 3. 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Carillonneur 1, 2, 3. 4; LSA 1. DENNIS ALLEN DANIELS Wilmington Textile Technology Delta Kappa Phi; Tompkins Textile Council 3; Tennis 1, 2, 4; Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4. HAROLD WAYNE DANIELS Salisbury Electrical Engineering [228] MJ MdM WILLIAM FRANKLIN DAUGHTRIDGE, JR. Rocky Mount Nuclear Engineering JOSEPH ARTHUR DAVIGNON, JR. Montmagny, Quebec, Canada Textile Technology CHARLES IRWIN DAVIS Four Oaks Agricultural Economics Ag. Econ. Club. CHARLES RICHARD DAVIS Candler Food Science Food Science Club; Food Products Judging Team. HARRY GENTRY DAVIS, JR. Goldsboro Nuclear Engineering Alpha Gamma Rho; Phi Eta Sigma; Intramural Bowling 2, 3, 4; YMCA; Advanced ROTC 3; Marching Cadets 1, 2, 3; Arnold Air Society 3, 4; ANS 4; Freshman Diners Club; Freshman Camp; College Union Comm. 1, 2, 3; Tau Beta Pi. HENRY LEE DAVIS Civil Engineering — Construction Option Winston-Salem West Jefferson HOBART GEORGE DAVIS Electrical Engineering Scabbard Blade; Junior Class Ring Comm.; Advanced ROTC, Brigade Exec. Officer. HUBERT HARTMAN DAVIS, JR. Jamestown Metallurgical Engineering Alpha Sigma Mu; Amer. Society for Metals; Theta Tau; AFROTC; Arnold Air Society. JACOB ASTER DAVIS Raleigh Electrical Engineering Phi Kappa Phi, Honor Award; Tau Beta Pi. Pres. 4; Eta Kappa Nu; AIEE-IEEE; L. A. Mahler Scholarship 4; Dean ' s List 2. 3; Engineers Fair 2, 3, 4; Engineers Council 4; Jr.-Sr. Honors Program; Veterans Club 2, 3, 4. JAMES WALL DAVIS Winston-Salem Dairy Science Animal Science Club, Sec. 3, Treas. 3, Vice-Pres. 4; Intramural Softball, Volleyball 3, 4; Dairy Cattle Judging Team 3; Advanced AFROTC 3; Danforth Award for Ag Seniors. PAUL LAWSON DAVIS, JR. Waynesville Zoology Oasis Society 3, 4. RANDALL CLYDE DAVIS Mechanical Engineering ASME 4, 5; Engineers Club 1, 2; intramural Bowling 1, College Chorus 1, 2; College Union Games Comm. 4, 5; 3, 4, 5, Pres. 4, Sec. 5. Clarkton 2, Capt. 2; Chess Club ROBERT BURWELL DAVIS Charlotte Chemical Engineering Sigma Phi Epsilon; AICHE 1, 2, 3, 4; Technician 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT FOSTER DAVIS Liberty Ceramic Engineering Keramos, Pres. 4; ACS 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Wesley Foundation, Evening Program Chairman 4. ROY McREE DAVIS Mechanical Engineering Wrestling 3. 4. Asheville Raleigh WALTER EDWARD DAVIS Electrical Engineering Alpha Phi Alpha; Phi Eta Sigma; Eta Kappa Nu; IEEE; Scabbard Blade; AFROTC; Marching Cadets 2, 3; YMCA. WILLIAM EVERETTE DAWES Electrical Engineering JIMMY VANCE DEAL Civil Engineering ASCE 4; Intramurals; AFROTC 1, 2, 3, 4. Elm City Aurora [229] Lf£ CLASS OF 1964 JfM h Harrison, N. Y. DENNIS RAY DEAN Textile Technology Lambda Tau Delta; Intramurals 2, 3. DILLARD LOVELL DeHART, JR. Physics AlP 4, 5; Intramurals, Track Swimming 4; Engineering Senator 1, 2; Board of Review Chairman 3; Freshman Diners ' Club; Apollo Club 2, 3; State Student Legislature 1. 2. 3; National Student Assoc. Con- gress 3. Asheville THEODORE CEPH DELLINGER Civil Engineering ASCE. Huntersville EDWARD MURTONE DENBO, JR. Durham Civil Engineering ASCE; Engineers Council. WILLIAM FLOYD DENNIS Durham Experimental Statistics Alpha Phi Omega. CHARLES ALEXANDER DENSON, JR. Rutherfordton Textile Technology Sigma Phi Epsilon; Phi Psi, Editor; Textile Forum, Asst. Editor; Intra- murals, Football Track 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM MICHAEL DePRIEST Mechanical Engineering ASME. Winston-Salem DAN RUSSELL DERBY Product Design Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Agromeck; Swimming 1, Greensboro 2, 3, 4. JOEL ARTHUR DERMID, JR. Civil Engineering ASCE 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2; YDC 1, 2, 3, 4. Hendersonvllle JOSEPH OMER DesROCHERS Electrical Engineering Eta Kappa Nu; AIEE-IEEE; Veterans Assoc. Branford, Conn. MAHENDRAKUMAR M. DIGHE Textile Chemistry AATCC; Indian Textile Assoc, Perkin Society Baroda, India JAMES THEODORE DILLS Industrial Engineering AIIE 1, 3, 4; Agromeck; Drum Bugle Corps Cary 2, 3, 4; YMCA 1, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH DIXON, III Architecture Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Agromeck 3; Swimmin Treas.; Student Gov. 1. Tampa, Fla. g 1, 2: Freshman Class WILLIAM PINCKNEY DOBY Electrical Engineering Kannapolis EDWARD LEARD DORSETT Electrical Engineering Raleigh THOMAS FREDERICK DOSSENBACH Furniture Manufacturing and Management Forest Products Research Soc. 4; Furniture 3; McKimmon Village Council 2, 3, 4, Mayor Fair Chairman 3; Marshal 3. Sanford Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. Pro-Tern 3, 4; Engineers CLAUDE THOMAS DOUGHTON, JR. Applied Mathematics Intramurals 2, 3, 4; YDC 3. Sparta JERRY WENDELL DRYE Mechanical Engineering ASME; AICHE; Freshman Diner ' s Club. Albemarle [2301 GEORGE COMER DUNCAN, JR. Roxboro Physics Sigma Pi Sigma. Sec; AlP 1, 2. 3. 4. Vice-Pres. 4; Science Council 4: College Union House Comm. 1. JOE BILLY DUNCAN Electrical Engineering Connelly Springs Tampa, Fla. VAN DAWSON DURRETT, JR. Mechanical Engineering ASME: Engineers Council; ROTO 1. 2. 3, 4, Battalion Staff 4; AUSA Schenectady, N. Y. DONALD JAY DWORE Architecture Sigma Alpfia Mu, Vice-Pres.; Honor Code Board 1; Intramurals. CHARLES SHERWOOD EASON Agricultural Institute WILLIAM JARMON EASON, III Engineering Gatesville Smithfield JOHN EDWIN EATON Ashevllle Electrical Engineering Sigma Pi; IREEE; Technician 1; Soccer 2. 3: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Treas. 3: IFC Representative 3; Freshman Orientation 3: Apollo Club 3; Marshal 3. GERALD LEONARD ECKSTEIN Product Design Sigma Alpha Mu: Sigma Omegram; Intramurals 1, 2, Senator. WILLIAM COIT EDISON, JR. Geological Engineering Sigma Chi: AlfvIE, Pres. 4; Geological Newsletter. Editor 3. 4 Raleigh 4; Design Raleigh MJu ' But boss ... we never had to work before. [2311 CLASS OF 1964 ARTHUR JAY PARKER EDWARDS George English JOHN MARSHALL EDWARDS Charlotte Chemical Engineering Lambda Chi Alpha; AICHE: Southern Engineer, ROTC; Drum Bugle Corps. Commander. News Editor; Advanced MARION LEE EDWARDS Falls Church, Va. Electrical Engineering Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; Pi Mu Epsilon; Phi Kappa Phi; IEEE. MICHAEL ROBERT EDWARDS Thomasvllle Liberal Arts Alpha Phi Omega; AICHE. SMOKEY F. C. ELLIS Columbus, Ohio Recreation and Park Administration Swimming 1. 2. 3, 4, All American 2; Monogra im Club. VERLIN AUGUSTUS EDWARDS Waynesvllle Civil Engineering — Construction Option JOHN LOMAN ELLIS Montgomery, Ala. Mechanical Engineering— Aerospace Option Mu Beta Psi 2, 3. 4, Treas. 3, Corr. Sec. 4; Sec. 4; Intramurals 1; IAS 3; Alexander Dorm 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4; Wesley Foundatii Cadets 1. AIEE 1, 2; AIAA 3. 4, Sec. 4; YMCA 1, 2, 3, on 1; AFROTC. Marching ELLA GRACE ELROD Raleigh Mathematics Education Math Science Educ. Club; Student NEA, Pres. Sec; Women ' s Chorus, ROBERT BRUCE EMERSON, III Arlington, Va. Physics Theta Chi. PHILIP CAMPBELL ENGLISH Raleigh Wood Technology JEAN CLAUDE ENRIQUEZ Mexico City, Mexico Textile Technology SAMUEL RONALD ERB Lansdale, Penn. Recreation and Park Administration Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN EUGENE ERICKSON Asheville Zoology Phi Sigma. THOMAS FREDERICK ERIKSON Hickory Mechanical Engineering ASME 4; YDC; Advanced ROTC. JAMES LOUIS ETCHELLS Raleigh Mechanical Engineering Alpha Phi Omega; Advanced ROTC. AKBAR ETTEFAGH Tehran, Iran Civil Engineering HUGH KENDALL EVANS Selma Engineering ROBERT CHARLES EVANS, JR. Hazelwood Mathematics Education lum [232] BOBBY RAE EZZELL Chemistry Goldsboro BOB EUGENE FAIRCLOTH Forest Management Alpha Gamma Rho; Intramurals 1. 3, 4, 5. Fayetteville ANNE LOUISE FAKLER Raleigh Experimental Statistics Sigma Kappa, Treas. 2, Rec. Sec. 3, Vice-Pres. 4; Pi Mu Epsilon 2, 3, 4; Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4; Apollo Club 2, 3; Women ' s Chorus 3, 4; Science Council, Rec. Sec. 1, 2. WILLIAM EDWARD FELTS, JR. Industrial Arts— Technical Option Sigma Chi. Raleigh JAMES HARRISON FEREBEE, JR. Agricultural Institute Shawboro ALFRED WILLIAM FERGUSON Civil Engineering Vero Beach, Fla. LELAND GREER FERGUSON WInston-Salem Mechanical Engineering — Aerospace Option Theta Tau: Phi Eta Sigma; Pi Tau Sigma; Phi Kappa Phi. THOMAS ENRICO FERRARI Forest Management Xi Sigma Pi; Pinetum, Bus. Mgr.; Intramurals 3, Pittsford, N. Y. 4; Forestry Club. DONALD EDGAR FINGER Textile Technology Delta Kappa Phi, Sec. 3. Hickory MICHAEL ROCKETT FINGER Industrial Engineering AIIE; Intramurals 2, 3, 4. Charlotte COY DEAN FINK Chemical Engineering AICHE: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Faith WILLARD BROOKS FISHBURNE Product Design Technician 3; Tennis 1; Intramurals, Tennis 2, 3, D.D.D. R. Asheville 4; Brotherhood of GARY HUNTLEY FISHER Mechanical Engineering ASME. Charlotte BERNICE HUBERT FITZGERALD, JR. Mechanical Engineering ASME; Intramurals, Golf 2, 4. Charlotte RONALD ANDREW FITZULA Civil Engineering — Construction Option ASCE; Intramurals, Golf, Handball; Circle K Club. Greensboro DENNIS BROADUS FLANNAGAN Applied Mathematics Advanced AFROTC. Raleigh MICHAEL JAMES FORD Pulp and Paper Technology Fourdrinier Society, Vice-Pres. 3, Program Chairman 4 3, 4; Tucker Dormitory Pres. 4, Floor Counselor 3, 4 Roanoke Rapids ; Forestry Senator ; Advanced ROTC. THOMAS ALLEN FOSTER Nuclear Engineering Pi Mu Epsilon; Phi Kappa Phi; ANS; Veterans Assoc. Bedford, Va, [233] M tk i k h CLASS OF 1964 JOHN CALVIN FOUSHEE Sanford Ceramic Engineering ACS 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec.-Treas. 4; Marching Cadets 1, 2. 3. 4. Vice-Pres. 2. Pres. 3; Intramurals, Softball. GEORGE FOARD FOWLER, JR. Applied Mathematics CHARLES EUGENE FOX Textiles Phi Psi; Kappa Tau Beta. Salisbury Morganton RAYMOND BLAISE FRAUENHOLZ Havelock Mechanical Engineering — Aerospace Option and Mechanical Engineering AIAA 4; ASME 1, 2. 3: Photography Club 1, 2. 3, 4. Sec. 4. BARRY NEWBOLD FRAZELLE Raleigh Civil Engineering ASCE; Theta Tau. THEODORE BROWNSON FRAZER Mount Holly Textile Technology Alpha Phi Omega; Phi Psi; Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, 4. LARRY DELAIN FREEMAN Civil Engineering Delta Sigma Phi; Science Honor Club 1. 2; Track 2. Stanfield Sanford EUGENE ANTHONY FREKKO Electrical Engineering Eta Kappa Nu; IEEE; Derm Officer 4; Newman Club; Amateur Radio Club. HARRY CHESTER FRICK Mechanical Engineering ASME. DAVID BRADLEY FROHMAN Electrical Engineering JAMES CLAUD FULBRIGHT Civil Engineering — Construction Option ASCE 4: Dorm Sec. 4. Statesville Leaksville Hickory CHARLES SILAS FUNK Raleigh Chemical Engineering AICHE 2. 3, 4; College Union Games Comm. 3. Social Comm. 3. TERRY LEE FURR Concord Mechanical Engineering ASME. WILBUR FRANKLIN FURR, JR. Concord Industrial Arts — Technical Option Sigma Phi Epsilon; Arnold Air Soc. Area Comptroller; Scabbard Blade; Intramurals, Football, Volleyball, Swimming, Softball, Horse- shoes, Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, Big Four Volleyball 3; AFROTC Flight Instruc- tion Program; Orientation Group Leader 4. ROBERT GLEN FUTRELL, JR. Science Education Phi Sigma. Murfreesboro THOMAS MERRILL FUTRELL Raleigh Zoology Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Sigma; School of Agri. Honors Program Honor Seminar; College Union Film Comm. MARVIN FREDERICK GAITHER, JR. Statesville Agricultural Business, Animal Husbandry Animal Science Club, Reporter 2. CARLOS S. GARCIA Electrical Engineering International Comm. 1, 2, 4; Latin Club, Pres. 4. Holqujn, Ote. Cuba [234] DAVID HAMPTON GARDNER Roseboro Civil Engineering Arnold Air Society: Baseball 1: AFROTC 1, 2, 3, 4. DARRELL EVERETT GARNER Asheboro Mathematics Education Kappa Phi Kappa; Student NEA; Math Science Club. JOE C. GARRELL Tabor City Food Science Food Science Club. Treas, 4: YMCA 3. 4; YDC 3, 4. BILLY MacARTHUR GAY Durham Ceramic Engineering Keramos 2. 3. 4, Treas. 3, Vice-Pres. 4; ACS 1, 2. 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Advanced ROTC; Dorm Floor Counselor 3. CHARLES EDWIN GENTRY Forest Management Society Amer. Foresters; 4-H Club. MOHAMED HAMED GHANEM Textile Chemistry Fencing. Weaverville Alexandria, Egypt JOHN WINSTON GIFFORD Vero Beach, Fla. I ndustrial Engineering Delta Sigma Phi; AIIE; Orientation Group Leader; Symphonic Band, Marching Band. JOHN JAY GILBERT, JR. Ahoskie Civil Engineering ASCE. JAMES IVAN GILLAND Textile Technology Sigma Phi Epsilon. JOHN DOUGLAS GILMAN Forest Management Raleigh Glen Allen, Va. Greensboro BUSTER CLEVELAND GLOSSON Electrical Engineering Arnold Air Society; Intramurals. Basketball, Softball Football, Track. 1. 2, 3. 4. RANDOLPH RAY GODWIN Wilson Nuclear Engineering ANS. JAMES HOBSON GOLDSTON, JR. Charlotte Industrial Arts — Technical Option JAMES CLIFFORD GOOCH, JR. New Bern Mechanical Engineering Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. DENNIS MURRAY GOODMAN Salisbury Electrical Engineering Intramurals, Basketball, Bowling. HAROLD KENT GOODMAN Salisbury Furniture Manufacturing and Management FPRS: Furniture Club; Engineers Council 4; Intramurals. ROBERT GLADE GOODMAN Norwood Economics MARK THOMAS GOODSON Asheville Civil Engineering — Construction Option [235] CLASS OF 196a LEWIS REGGIE GOODWIN Raleigh Pre-Dental Sigma Phi Epsiion. CHARLES PAISLEY GORDON Greensboro Textile Technology— Knitting Option Sigma Chi; Summer Traffic Comm. WILLIAM MILTON GOSNEY, JR. Spencer Electrical Engineering Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; Phi Kappa Phi; IEEE; EE Lab Instructor 2. JOHN DAVID GRADY, III Civil Engineering Alpha Phi Omega; Campus Chest. ZEB DeWITT GRADY Animal Husbandry, Agricultural Technology Meat Milk, Editor 4; Animal Science Club 2, Team 4. Goldsboro Dudley 4; Livestock Judging Clarendon JOHN WILLIAM GRAINGER Industrial Management lACNE 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Marching Cadets 1, 2; Advanced AFROTC 3, 4. ALFRED ARTHUR GRAVES Agricultural Education ALBERT DIAL GRAY, III Agricultural Economics, Agricultural Business Kappa Alpha. EDWARD GRAY Metallurgical Engineering ASM; Companion of St. Patrick; Intramurals 3; YDC. Canton Whiteville Spartanburg, S. C. J. LANDER GRAY, III Gastonia Textile Technology Lambda Chi Alpha; Phi Psi; Golf 3; Intramurals 2, 3, 4, 5. JOHN BOWIE GRAY, JR. Wilson Liberal Arts Pershing Rifles 1, 2; College Union Comm., Chairman 1, 2. ROBERT FREDERICK GRAY, JR. Wadesboro Civil Engineering ASCE. WALLACE THOMAS GRAY, JR. Ahoskie Chemical Engineering Farmhouse 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3; Phi Eta Sigma; Thirty Three; AICHE 1, 2, 3, 4; Oasis Society 1; Engineers Council 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4. FRANKLIN ROARK GREEN Durham Mechanical Engineering Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross-Country 1, 2, 3, 4. ERNEST LELAND GREENE, JR. Raleigh Electrical Engineering Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Fanfare Band 1, 2, 3; Symphonic Band 2, 3, 4, 5; College Union Film Comm. 1, 2, Chairman 2. WILLIAM WENDELL GREENE Mechanical Engineering ASME. Charlotte Burlington CLAUDE DUGAN GREESON Applied Mathematics Phi Eta Sigma; Pi Mu Epsiion, Sec. 4; Phi Kappa Phi; Baseball 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Dormitory Sec. 3, Counselor 4. JAMES HENRY GREGSON Liberty Mechanical Engineering — Aerospace Option AIAA 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4; Alexander Dorm Vice-Pres. 3, Floor Counselor 3, 4; IDC 3, 4. [236] JAMES PRESSLEY GRICE, JR. Shelby Rural Sociology, Agricultural Science Sociology Cluta; Oasis Society. CHARLES BENNETT GRIFFIN, Ill Woodvllle Industrial Engineering Kappa Alpha. CHARLES WILSON GRIFFIN New London Mechanical Engineering ASME. JOSEPH SIMON GRIFFIN Wllllamston Agricultural Education Ag. Educ. Club 1, 2. 3, 4. WILLIAM THOMAS GRIFFIN Kannapolls Chemical Engineering Phi Eta Sigma; AICHE. THOMAS LLEWELLYN GRIMES Raleigh Science Education Alpha Phi Omega 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Pres. 4; Kappa Phi Kappa 3, 4; Campus Chest 2, 3, 4, Vice-Chairman 4; Marching Cadets 1, 2, 4, Commander 4; Apollo Club 2, 3; Math Science Educ. Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3; Advanced AFROTC, Capt. 3, Major 4; YMCA 4. EMMETT SMITH GROGAN Martinsville, Va. Textile Technology Kappa Alpha. ROBERT BARRY GROVE Electrical Engineering Phi Eta Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4; Eta Kappa Nu 3, 4. Vice-Pres. 4; Tau Beta Rock Hill, S. C. Pi 3, 4; Phi Kaopa Phi 3, 4; Phi Kaopa Phi Achievement Certificate 1; Engineering Honors Program 3, 4; Watauga Dorm Vice-Pres. 1; Amateur Radio Club 2, 3, 4; YDC 1. 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4; IEEE 3, 4; Order of DeMolay 1, 2, 3, 4; Advanced AFROTC 3. 4; Air Force Assoc. Award 3; YMCA 1, 2, 3, 4. OM NARAIN GUPTA Bombay, India Engineering JAMES HERBERT GURKIN Williamston Agricultural Business, Agricultural Economics Sigma Nu; Ag. Econ. Club; Vet. Assoc; Skeet 2, 3, 4. THOMAS JOSEPH HACKETT Asheboro Textile Technology Phi Psi, Corr. Sec; Textile Forum. ALAN E. HALE Wilmington Electrical Engineering Pi Kappa Phi; Eta Kappa Nu; Phi Eta Sigma; AIEE; Engineers Council. BERT MATTOCKS HALL Agricultural Business, Crop Science Agronomy Club. JOHN DWIGHT HALL Mathematics Education YMCA 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS EDWARD HALLETT, III Experimental Statistics Richlands Reidsville Nassawadox, Va. OSCAR TED HALVERSON Siler City Nuclear Engineering Mu Beta Psi 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, National Exec. Comm. 4; ANS; Clef, Editor 3, Art Editor 3, 4; N. C. State Bands 1, 2, 3, 4; Lutheran Student Assoc, Treas. 4. Charlotte Metallurgical Engineering Alpha Phi Omega; ASM; Canterbury Club 2, 3, 4, Treas 3; Outing Club 2, 3, Pres. 3. JAMES GORDON HAMILTON GEORGE DONALD HAMMERSLA, JR. Mechanical Engineering — Aerospace Option AIAA. Hickory [237] CLASS OF 196a CLIFFORD MARVIN HAMMOND Rowland Mechanical Engineering ASME. CLINE BORDERS HAMRICK Shelby Dairy Husbandry, Agricultural Science Alpha Zeta; Animal Science Club. JAMES LEWIS HAMRICK, III Richmond, Va. Forest Management Phi Eta Sigma; Alpha Zeta; Xi Sigma Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Forestry Club; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club. JOSEPH MARSHALL HAMRICK Shelby Science Education Mu Beta Psi; Math Science Educ. Club; Band. VICTOR BENJAMIN HAMRICK Stanley Mechanical Engineering — Aerospace Option AIAA 4; Marching Cadets 1, 2; BSU 3, 4 RANSOM BILLY HANFORD Henderson Electrical Engineering AIEE 3, 4. MIKAEL ALLEN HARDEE Southport Mechanical Engineering — Aerospace Option ASME: AIAA; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. LEON THOMAS HARDISON Plymouth Civil Engineering ASCE 3, 4. THOMAS LOHMULLA HARDY Raleigh Civil Engineering — Construction Option ASCE; Veterans Club. FRANK ERVIN HARKEY, JR. Mechanical Engineering ASME. OSCAR BUNCH HARRELL Mechanical Engineering ASME, Gastonia Suffolk, Va. Clarkton ROY DONALD HARRELSON Industrial Arts — Technical Option Furniture Club 1, 2; Industrial Arts Club 2, 3, 4; Veterans Assoc. 2, 3, 4. ROBERT WILLARD HARRIS Old Fort Textile Chemistry, Textile Technology Delta Kapoa Phi, Treas.; Kappa Tau Beta, Vice-Pres.; Sigma Tau Sigma, Pres.; AATCC; Textile Forum; Football 1. CECIL ALVIN HARRISON Raleigh Electrical Engineering Phi Eta Sigma; Eta Kappa Nu; IEEE. GREGORY GEORGE HARTENSTEIN Tiffin, Ohio Electrical Engineering Phi Eta Sigma; Eta Kappa Nu, Treas. CHARLES NED HARWARD Raleigh Physics JAMES CLYDE HASSELL Manteo Mechanical Engineering ASME; Intramurals, Basketball 2, 3, 4. CLINTON BARROW HASTINGS, JR. Clarksville, Va. Chemical Engineering AICHE; Big Four Day 2. [238] SAMUEL GLENN HAWFIELD, III Civil Engineering Concord Massillon, Ohio MICHAEL NEY HAYES Electrical Engineering Phi Eta Sigma: Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; NESEP. OLIVER THOMAS HAYES, III Winston-Salem Metallurgical Engineering DEWEY McMANUS HAYWOOD Waxhaw Food Science, Agricultural Business Food Science Club 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4. FRANK CALVIN HAYWORTH Salisbury Mechanical Engineering ASME; Intramurals, Softball, Basketball, Football 1, 2, 3. JOEL CHRISTOPHER HEATH New Bern Electrical Engineering Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; Phi Eta Sigma; IEEE 1, 2, 3; Track 1. SAMUEL DILLON HEDSPETH, III Industrial Management Conway Hendersonville LAWRENCE RAY HENDERSON Agricultural Science, Wildlife Biology Wildlife Club 3, 4; Dorm Athletic Dir. 4; Pershing Rifles 1, 2. STEPHEN PAUL HENDERSON Charlottesville, Va. Mechanical Engineering Sigma Nu, Pres.; Phi Eta Sigma; Campus Code Board, Chairman; Orientation Group Leader 2, 3. 4. T i Ji The war of fences and thorny bushes goes on. isSiirtUi- ' ' 4s§?. [239] CLASS OF 1964 Mount Airy CHARLES HARVEY HENNIS Industrial Arts — Technical Option Sigma Nu; Intramurals 2, 3, 4. GERHARD CHESTER HENRICKSEN, JR. Mathematics Education Intramurals, Swimming, Bowling 2: Duplicate Bridge 4. HAROLD EUGENE HENRIKSEN, JR. Soil Science, Agricultural Technology Forestry Club 2; Technician 3; YRC 2, 3, 4, Vice-Chairman 3. Chairman 4: Wesley Foundation, Durham Wilmington WILSON HILL HEPLER Mechanical Engineering Theta Tau; Advanced AFROTC. AUSTIN, SHERMAN HERRINGTON Liberal Arts Thomasville St. Petersburg, Fla. Williamston SIDNEY WALTER HERRINGTON Nuclear Engineering Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Kapoa Phi: Tau Beta Pi; Intramurals, Tennis 2, 3; Symphonic Band 1; Fanfare Band 3, 4; Army ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4. RALPH DUANE HESTER Civil Engineering ASCE; Dorm Floor Counselor 3, 4, 5. Kents store, Va. LOWELL HIBBARD Electrical Engineering Phi Eta Sigma; IEEE; Veterans Assoc. Manchester, Ky. EARL DILLS HIGDON, JR. Mechanical Engineering Pi Tau Sigma; ASME, Vice-Pres. Hendersonville JOEL DAVID HILL Electrical Engineering Alpha Phi Omega, Vice-Pres.; IEEE; YRC; YMCA. Carolina Beach OWEN ROBERT HILL Textile Technology Phi Psi, Pres.; Kappa Tau Beta: Scabbard Blade; Kannapolis AFROTC. KERRY GRAYSON HILTON Chemical Engineering AICHE; ROTC Color Guard. Lexington EDWIN WARD HINSON Mechanical Engineering — Aerospace Option AIAA, Chairman 4; Engineers Council 4. Wadesboro DAVID OWEN HINTON Electrical Engineering Raleigh WILLIAM CONOLY HODGIN, JR. Education Baseball 1, 2, 3. Red Springs CHARLES SIDNEY HOLLAND, JR. English Engineers Fair Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4. Henderson FRED LINDLEY HONEYCUTT, JR. Mechanical Engineering Rifle Team 1. Lexington JOHN WILLIAM HOOPER, III Civil Engineering Reidsville mkdik [240] LARRY ALLAN HOOVER Experimental Statistics AIEE 3,- AIEEE 4; College Union Social Activities Comn MILTON DARGEN HOPKINS Nuclear Engineering Sigma Pi. EDMUND CHRISTOPHER HORGAN Industrial Arts— Technical Option Alpha Phi Omega 1 2, 3. 4, Historian 3. Alumni Sec. 3; Technician Photographer 2; College Union Hobby Comm. 2, Photographer 2. Charlotte 3, 4. Charlotte Raleigh WILLIAM EDWARD HORNE Nuclear Engineering AIMS. EDWARD SAMUEL HOWARD, JR. Agricultural Education Ag. Educ. Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals, Basketball 1 REBECCA MILLER HOWARD Applied Mathematics Raleigh Deep Run Knoxville, Tenn. COLBERT PAGE HOWELL Industrial Arts Education lA Club: Agromeck, Head Photographer: AFROTC 1, JAMES ALEXANDER HOWELL Textile Technology Phi Psi: Charles A. Cannon Jr. Textile Scholar. JERRY FONCE HOWELL, JR. Wildlife Biology, Agricultural Science r ' lMK r- ' ' ' r- ' l° : ° ' ,2 ' Int ' -amurals, Bowling, Softball 3. 4: Forestry S w:M °rL% ' ' ' ; Leopold Wildlife Club: Society Amer. Fores ers 2, 3 4; Wildlife Society 4; Instit. Biol. Sciences 2, 3, 4; Mammalogy Society 4 Murfreesboro 2, 3, 4. Albemarle Jackson, Ky. JOHN HOWARD HOWELL, JR. Electrical Engineering JOHNNY CARL HOYLE Civil Engineering ASCE: Intramurals 2. MARVIN LEVERN HUCKABEE Ceramic Engineering Keramos, Treas. 4: American Ceramic Society 2, 3, 4; Engineers Fair. New Bern Lawndale Raleigh FORREST McQUEEN HUDSON, III Textile Technology Intramurals, All Campus Table Tennis Team 1. GERALD TANNER HUDSON Metallurgical Engineering Alpha Sigma Mu: Amer. Society for Metals: Engineers Council: Veterans Washington Shelby Hopewell, Va. KENNETH LENON HUGGINS Textile Chemistry Pi Kappa Phi, Pres.: Sigma Tau Sigma: AATCC: Intramurals: IFC THOMAS PHILIP HUMPHRIES Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Club: IDC; Welch Dorm Pres. FRED DAVIS HUNEYCUTT Wood Technology Omega Tau 2, 3, 4; YRC 2, 3, 4. WALTER SKELLIE HUNT, III Mathematics Education Kings Mountain Raleigh Raleigh [241] CLASS OF 1964 dTkdtM Eglin A.F.B., Fla. JAMES M. HUNTSMAN, III Liberal Arts Sigma Nu. Social Chairman 4; Gamma Sigma; Soccer 2; Intramurals 2, 3, 4: Ring Comm. 3: Orientation Group Leader 4; ACCDT. Vice-Pres. 3; AFROTC Drill Team 1, 2. MICHAEL BELTON HUPKO Pinebluff Agricultural Engineering Alpha Zeta; Ag Council; Ag, Engineering Tech Club, Sec. 3. Pres. 4. JAMES STANFORD HUTCHESON Winston-Salem Electrical Engineering AIEEE; Swimming 2. PHILLIP MICHAEL HUTCHINS Electrical Engineering Eta Kapoa Nu; IEEE; YMCA; Honors Program. Winston-Salem Lincolnton JOHN HERBERT HYDER, JR. Rural Sociology, Agricultural Science Arnold Air Society; Intramurals, Football 1. 2, 3, 4; Advanced AFROTC. ROBERT JOE IVEY Electrical Engineering Eta Kappa Nu 3. 4; IEEE 2, 3. 4; Veterans Assoc. Raleigh Middleburg IRA JEROME JACKSON, III Textile Technology Sigma Chi, Pres., Chaoter Editor; Blue Key; AICHE; AATCC; Technician, Photo Editor, Staff Writer; Fraternity Way, Photographer; Consolidated Univ. Student Council, Sec.-Treas. 3; Glee Club, Pub. Mgr.; Orientation Group Leader; YMCA, Freshman Camp Counselor, Freshman Council; Diners Club; Summer Judicial Board; Honor Code Board Alternate; IFC Leadership Seminar; Pershing Rifles; IFC; Intramurals, Basketball. Volleyball; State Student Legislature; Advanced ROTC. Charlotte JAMES PATRICK JACKSON Mechanical Engineering JASPER DEMPSEY JACKSON, JR. Science Education Kappa Phi Kaopa; Math Science Educ. Club, Vice-Pres. 4; NEA; McKimmon Village Council. Alderman. Dunn MICHAEL CONOLY JACKSON Botany and Horticulture Phi Sigma; Botany Club 3. 4; Horticulture Club 4; Union House Comm. 1. 2. WAYLON MITCHELL JACKSON Agricultural Economics ALVIN LEE JAMES Textile Technology Dobson YDC 4; College Sanford Forest City E. BECKTON JAMES Everetts Nuclear Engineering Delta Sigma Phi; Blue Key; Intramurals. Football, Volleyball, Tennis, Softball 1, 2. 3. 4; Engineering Senator 3. 4; Consolidated Univ. Student Council 4; Student Gov. Investigation Comm. 4; Aoollo Club 4; Human Relations Comm. 4; Band 1, 2; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; State Student Legis- lature 3. 4. JERRY LIONEL JENKINS Rockingham Electrical Engineering IEEE 4; Intramurals Advisory Board 3; YDC 1. 3. 4; Dorm Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; IDC 3. 4, Sec. 4; Art Comm. 3; YMCA 1; Floor Counselor 4. MARGARET ELIZABETH JENKINS Chemistry Apollo Club; ACS. CONNIE HUGHES JERNIGAN Crop Science Alpha Zeta; Agronomy Club. Charlotte Dunn Concord ROBERT TIMOTHY JERNIGAN Electrical Engineering Toastmasters Club 3. 4. Pres. 3; Intramurals, Archery Big Four Cham, pion 3. DON BLACKWELL JESSUP Fayetteville Civil Engineering — Construction Option ASCE; YDC; Circle K; YRC. [242] CYNTHIA GRAHAM JOHNSON Clinton Applied Mathematics Pi Mu Epsilon 3. 4; Amer. Mathematical Society 3, 4; Technician 2: Women ' s Student Assoc. 4; Women ' s Campus 4; Apollo Club 3, 4; College Union, Sec. 2. Photography Comm. 1- , Code Hospil Board tality 3, 4, Chairman Comm. 1, 2, 3; DALE REID JOHNSON Burlington Industrial Arts — Technical Option Intramurals, Football, Basketball, Softball. Foundation 2. 3. Volleyball 1 , 2, 3; Wesley HOMER RAY JOHNSON Dunn Chemical Engineering AICHE. HUGH ARTHUR JOHNSON Newton Botany Agronomy Club; Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4; Student Counselor. Gov. 3, 4; Summer MADISON ESTRIDGE JOHNSON Kinston Animal Husbandry Animal Science Club. WILLIAM FINLEY JOHNSON Oxford Chemical Engineering AICHE 1, 2, 3, 4; Engineers Council 3; Bands 1, 2, 3. 4; BSU 1, 2, 3, 4. EDWARD RUSSELL JOHNSTON, JR. Belhaven Electrical Engineering ALICE CARR JONES Mebane Mechanical Engineering ASME 3, 4. CHARLES RICHARD JONES Greensboro Liberal Arts HARRY LEROY JONES, JR. Pelham Mechanical Engineering ASME 3. 4. JAMES LLOYD JONES Kenly Industrial Arts, Personnel Management Industrial Arts Club. ROBERT MULLEN JONES Portsmouth, Va. Civil Engineering Lambda Chi Alpha, Asst. Treas.; AICE. ROGER ALAN JONES Reidsville Metallurgical Engineering Delta Sigma Phi; Amer. Society for Metals. WALTER BASCOMB JONES, JR, Raleigh Electrical Engineering WALTER VANN JONES Wilson Applied Mathematics Pi Mu Epsilon; YMCA. HORACE MENDALL JORDAN Kannapolis Applied Mathematics Mu Beta Psi; Clef, Editor; Glee Club 2, 3, 4. FRANK CARL JOYNER, JR. Clinton Electrical Engineering Phi Kappa Tau, Treas. 3, Pres. 4. JOHN ALAN JUSTICE Icard Civil Engineering — Construction Option ASCE. k [243] CLASS OF 196a WALLACE GERALD JUSTUS Industrial Engineering AIIE. DONALD ROBERT KANN Architecture Sigma Alpha Mu, Sec: Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4. KENNETH DERMOT KEARNS Nuclear Engineering Flat Rock Baltimore, Md. High Point PHIL NEWMAN KEATON Winston-Salem Forest Wildlife Management; Wildlife Biology; Zoology. Delta Sigma Phi. LEO BERL KEECH Pantego Mathematics Education Math Science Educ. Club 3, 4; Intramurals 1. 2; AFROTC 1. 2. 3, 4. RALPH MAYO KEEL, JR. Groton, Conn. Forest Management Society Amer. Foresters, Wildlife Society; Wildlife Management Instit.; YMCA; BSU; Intramurals 2; AFROTC 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM EARL KEEL Washington Industrial Engineering Pi Kapoa Alpha: Alpha Phi Omega: ASIE: Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4; Student Gov. Public Relations 4: IFC; College Union Board of Dir., Forum Comm., Social Activities Comm. DARRELL GUY KEENER Mechanical Engineering Lambda Chi Alpha. LEX ALLEN KELLY Civil Engineering ASCE. LARRY WHITEHURST KEMP Industrial Arts JAMES ALLEN KENAN Mathematics Education Intramurals 3. 4. Lincolnton Raleigh Oriental Greensboro Black Mountain EVERETT AUGUSTUS KENDALL Mechanical Engineering Delta Sigma Phi, Pres. 4; ASME; Intramurals 3, 4; Orientation Comm. 3. EUGENE WELBORN KENNEDY Hillsboro Civil Engineering RICHARD EDWARD KENT Lynbrook, N. Y. Landscape Architecture Tau Kappa Epsilon, Chaplain 2, Vice-Pres. 4; Beta Squared; Intramurals: Apollo Club; YMCA; Orientation Comm. 2, 4. DANNY MURPHY KESLER Salisbury Agricultural Economics, Agricultural Science DONALD CLAUDE KESLER Nuclear Engineering ANS; Dorm. Sec; Advanced AFROTC. Salisbury High Point WALTER ALLAN KESTER Electrical Engineering Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Eta Kappa Nu, Corres. Sec; Pi Mu Epsilon; Phi Eta Sigma; Engineering Honors Program; Superior Student Program in Math Physics. MARY ELIZABETH KEY Horse Shoe Chemistry Sigma Kappa, Pres.; Phi Kappa Phi; ACS; Orientation Comm. jr:- - P ' - ' - [244] 7i Pr JtM M BOBBY CECIL KILBY Textile Technology Delta Kappa Phi; Intramurals 1, 2, 3. Millers Creek ANDREW HARRIS KILPATRICK Electrical Engineering Sigma Pi; Alpha Phi Omega; Wrestling; Amateur Greenville Radio Club 1, 2. JERRY BLANTON KILPATRICK Mechanical Engineering ASME. Chapel Hill CARLISLE RICHARD KING, JR. Industrial Arts Pershing Rifles 1, 2, 3. Knightdaie GEORGE BELK KING Civil Engineering Phi Kappa Phi; Tau Beta Pi; Chi Epsilon; ASCE. Concord HENRY FRANK KING, III Civil Engineering ASCE 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 1, 2. Salisbury SALLY SHANKLE KING Raleigh Rural Sociology Women ' s Chorus 3; Rural Sociology Club 3, Treas. 3. JOHN CLAY KIRK, JR. Salisbury Electrical Engineering Pi Mu Epsilon; Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; Engineering Honors Pro- gram; IEEE; Newman Club; Veterans Assoc. GEORGE LEON KISER, JR. Kannapolis Applied Mathematics McKimmon Village Council. GEORGE PARKER KITTRELL, JR. Corapeake Animal Husbandry, Agricultural Technology Phi Eta Sigma; Alpha Zeta; Agricultural Honors Program; Ag Council 3; Animal Science Club; Livestock Judging Team 4; ROTC: Scabbard Blade, 1st Lt.; AUSA. FRED WALTER KLATT Mechanical Engineering ASME; Men ' s Glee Club. ROBERT MARSHALL KOEHLER Mechanical Engineering Cary Stanley DAVID JOHN KOHUT Carnegie, Penn. Forest Management Sigma Pi, Pres. 4, Treas. 3; IPC; Soc. Amer. Foresters; Forestry Club. EUGENE CARLYLE KOONCE New Bern Electrical Engineering ANTS KOPPEL Greensboro Electrical Engineering Phi Eta Sigma; Eta Kappa Nu; Theta Tau, Marshal, Vice-Regent: Soccer Team 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4; Scabbard Blade. CHRIS SPEROS KOUMPARAKIS Martinsville, Va. Civil Engineering Phi Epsilon Pi; ASCE; Football 3. GERALD JOSEPH KRECICKI Trenton, N. J. Education Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2. LOUIS THOMAS KRESANOSKY Muse, Penn. Electrical Engineering IEEE; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals, Handball 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Softball 1, 2, 3. [2451 CLASS OF 196a WILLIAM JOSEPH KRICKBAUM, JR. Franklin Civil Engineering — Construction Option Phi Kappa Taui ASCE; Intramurals. WILLIAM PAUL KRIGER Moon Run, Penn. Education Sigma Phi Epsilon, Rush Chairman; Football 1, 2, Coach; Monogram Club; Newman Club. 3, 4, Asst. Freshman GARY LOUIS KRUEGER Charlotte Civil Engineering Tau Kappa Epsilon; ASCE; Drum Bugle Corps. CHIU HO KU Elkhart, Ind. Electrical Engineering Intramurals. Table Tennis 3, 4. DAVID RICHARD KUGLER Schenectady, N. Y. Wood Tectinology Forestry Club; Forest Products Research Soc. WALTER MICHAEL KULASH Raleigh Industrial Engineering AIIE; Alpha Pi Mu. ROBERT JOHN KUNKA Jacksonville Electrical Engineering IEEE. DAVID LEE KURTZ Raleigh Industrial Arts — Technical Option Phi Kappa Tau. PANTELIS KYRIAKIDIS Athens, Greece Electrical Engineering DONALD GERALD LAMBERT Stanfield Mechanical Engineering ROBERT LUTHER LAMBERT, JR. Goldsboro Physics Sigma Pi Sigma; Pi Mu Epsilon; AlP; Science Honors Program; Tennis 1; Arnold Air Society. SHANNON TOMLINSON LAMBETH Greensboro Civil Engineering Sigma Chi; ASCE; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; IFC 3; Freshman Orientation Comm. 2. CHARLES HOWARD LAMM Elm City Agricultural Education Vo-Ag, Bus. Mgr. 3; Cross Country 2; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3. 4. Historian 3- WILLIAMS JENNINGS LANE, JR. Asheboro Mechanical Engineering Sigma Nu; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; IFC; Orientation Gro up Leader. JOHN ROBERT LANGFORD Durham Zoology BRIAN COLBURN LANGLEY Civil Engineering — Construction Option DAVID LEE LARIMORE Industrial Arts — Technical Option Kappa Alpha; Phi Kappa Phi; Epsilon Pi Tau, Vice-Pres. Smithfield Winston-Salem GEORGE MAGNUS LARSSON Civil Engineering — Construction Option Silver Spring, Md. [246] Raleigh Four Oaks ALBERT BURROUGHS LASSITER Textile Technology Delta Kappa Phi: Textile Forum, Designer. PHILLIP BYRD LASSITER Chemical Engineering Sigma Nu: AICHE: Intramurals, Softball 2; Honors Program 3; Dean ' s List 1. 2. 3. MAC ARTHUR LATTAM Raleigh Textile Technology Alpha Gamma Rho; Delta Kappa Phi; College Union, Social Comm. Chairman 2, Dance Comm. Chairman 3. Henderson JAMES CARROLL LAVINDER Civil Engineering ASCE; Intramurals, Basketball 1; Engineers Fair 4. CHARLES WILLIAM LAYMAN Greenville, S. C. Industrial Engineering Kappa Alpha, Housing Comm. Chairman 3, 4. Pledge Master Comm. 3, 4; Senior Class Sec; AIIE; Engineers Fair 3. 4; Cheerleader 2. 3; IFC, Housing Comm. Chairman 4, Leadership Seminar 4. MARVIN RAY LEATHERMAN Catawba Applied Mathematics Science Council. ROBERT JAY LEBERSON Flushing, N. Y. Textile Chemistry Sigma Alpha Mu, Social Chairman; Intramurals, Basketball 1, Baseball 1, 2, Big Four Day Handball Champion 3, Travel Comm. HIRAM HOWARD LEE Pink Hill Chemical Engineering AICHE 3, 4. JOHN CHARLES LEE Raeford Forest Management Xi Sigma Pi; Pinetum, Editor. They must be paid on a commission basis. [2471 CLASS OF 196a ••«• ' « Rocky Mount Mysore, India Morganton LARRY KEITH LeMOINE Metallurgical Engineering ASM. APPARAO T. LENGADE Chemical Engineering EDWARD ALLEN LENNON Electrical Engineering Sigma Chi, Editor 2, Scholarship Chairman 4; Golden Chain, Pres.; Blue Key; Thirty Three, Sec; Eta Kappa Nu; Technician, Co-Editor, Man. Editor, News Editor, Staff Writer; Wolfpack Sig, Consulting Editor; Summer Judicial Board 3; Consolidated Univ. Student Council 3; State Student Legis. 4; Marching, Symphonic, Fanfare, ROTC Bands; YMCA; Freshman Diners Club; Apollo Club; Advanced AFROTC; Pub- lications Board 4; IEEE 3, 4. PERCY DENNIS LEONARD, JR. Greensboro Mechanical Engineering Phi Eta Sigma; Pi Tau Sigma, Pres.; ASME; Scabbard Blade; Arnold Air Society; Apollo Club; YMCA; Orientation Group Leader. PHILLIP BENNETT LESLIE Dunn Textile Technology Alpha Gamma Rho; Delta Kappa Phi; Intramurals 3, 4. EMANUEL LEWIS New York, N. Y. Nuclear Engineering Phi Kappa Phi; Honors Program; Veterans Assoc. JAMES PALMER LEWIS Troutman Electrical Engineering IEEE 1, 4, 5; Amateur Radio Club, Pres. 3, 4. LUTHER VANCE LEWIS Raleigh Electrical Engineering AIEE 2, 4. WILLIAM ERNEST LEWIS Greenville Chemical Engineering Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; AICHE, Pres. Southern Regional Confer. ence 4. ALFRED WALTER LINDSEY Haddon Heights, N. J. Pulp and Paper Technology Tau Kappa Epsilon, Historian, Editor; Alpha Zeta; Thirty Three; Xi Sigma Pi; Fourdrinier Soc. 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Gov. Senator 1, 2, Academic Affairs Comm. Chairman 2; YMCA 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3; Campus Code Board 4; IFC Investigating Board 4. JERRY W. LINEBERGER Engineering WILLIAM NELSON LINGLE Mechanical Engineering — Aerospace Option Phi Eta Sigma; AIAA; Band. Gastonia Faith Winston-Salem WAYNE HELM LINVILLE Civil Engineering Phi Kappa Phi; Tau Beta Pi; Chi Epsilon; Phi Eta Sigma; ASCE; On the Level, Co-Editor 4; Westminster Fellovwship, Treas. 4. BRIAN EDWARD LITTLE St. Petersburg, Fla. Mechanical Engineering Delta Sigma Phi; Blue Key; Golden Chain; Student Gov., Sec; Men ' s Glee Club, Pres.; Apollo Club. NED BOWER LITTLE Industrial Engineering AIIE. Jefferson White Oak WILLIAM ROBERT LIVINGSTON, JR. Pulp and Paper Technology Xi Sigma Pi; AICHE; Fourdrinier Society. CHESTER DeWITT LOGGINS Winston-Salem Electrical Engineering Phi Eta Sigma; Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi. JOE FORREST LONDON Mount Ulla Textile Technology J(M M M M M [248] MIKE HARLEE LONG Textile Technology Pi Kappa Phi; Phi Psi; Intramurals 2, 3, 4. Mooresville Elizabeth City ROBERT EDWARD LONG Textile Technology Phi Psi; Tompkins Textile Council; Most Valuable Bowler; All-Campus Athlete; Monogram Club; Student Gov.; Athletic Council. WILLIAM THOMAS LONG, JR. Cornelius Mechanical Engineering CARL BRIAN LONDON Mathematics Education Math Science Educ. Club 3, 4. Pres. NEA 3, 4; YMCA 1, 2, 3. DANIEL FRANKLIN LOPP industrial Engineering AIIE; YRC; Intramurals. IRA WAYNE LOVE Chemical Engineering Delta Sigma Phi; AICHE; Engineering Senator. SAMUEL DAROEN LOVELACE, JR. Nuclear Engineering ANS; ASM; Scabbard Blade 3; Intramurals 1, Marion 4; YRC 1, 2, 3, 4; Student 2, 3, 4. Lexington Kannapolis Wilson Stanfield HOYT GLENN LOWDER Textile Technology Sigma Chi. Pledge Trainer. Magister; Wrestling 1; Intramurals; Student Gov. Senator 3. Budgetary Finance Comm.; Tompkins Textile Council, Sec, Diploma Comm. GLORIA SWINDELL LOWE Botany. JOHN WESLEY LUCAS Swan Quarter Raleigh Industrial Arts — Technical Option Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4; Veterans Assoc. 4. Halifax LEON THOMAS LUCAS Plant Protection, Agricultural Technology Farmhouse; Alpha Zeta; Phi Eta Sigma; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Agronomy Club; Nat. Science Undergraduate Research Program in Genetics 2, 3, 4. BOBBY RAYE LUOLUM Electrical Engineering Eta Kappa Nu; IEEE 3. 4: Amateur Radio Club 3, Wilmington JOHNNY RICHARD LUPTON Lowland Mechanical Engineering ASME; Intramurals 1, 4. MARVIN DOUGLAS LYNN Farmville, Va. Industrial Management lATO Club; Veterans Assoc. WILLIAM CRAVEN LYNN Raleigh Textile Technology AATCC; Delta Kappa Phi; Tompkins Textile Council, Treas.; Textile Forum, Asst. Editor. GARLAND HENRY McADOO, JR. Greensboro Nuclear Engineering Blue Key; Golden Chain. Scribe; ANS 4; Track 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; YMCA 1, 2, 3. 4. Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Student Gov. Human Relations Comm. Chairman 3. Forum Comm. 3; AlP 3. 4; ANS 4; Apollo Club 3, 4. JOHN FRANKLIN McAULEY Charlotte Textile Technology Phi Psi; Intramu rals 1. 2, 3, 4; Dorm Floor Counselor 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4; YMCA 3, 4. LARRY JAY McCARSON Mechanical Engineering — Aerospace Option Raleigh [2491 CLASS OF 1964 DOUGLAS ADAIR McCARTHA Agricultural Institute Ag. Instit. Club. Lexington, S. C. High Point THOIVIAS HARPER IVIcCONNELL Sociology Sigma Nu; Intramurals 1, 2, 4; Campus Code Board 3; Orientation Comm. 3; AFROTC, Deputy Wing Comm. 4. JERRY FRANKLIN McCRACKEN Civil Engineering Theta Tau; ASCE; Talent for Service Scholar; Symphonic Band Boone CLIFFORD RAY McCRARY, JR. Lexington Science Education IRE 1; Phi Rho 1, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Phi Omega 1, 2, 3, 4i VRS 2, 3, 4; WKNC, Station Mgr., Dir. Special Production, News Dir., Tech. Dir., Publicity Public Relations; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; W4ATC. KENNETH GRIMES McDANIEL Chemistry PETER WENDELL McDONALD Mechanical Engineering — Aerospace Option Sigma Chi; Tau Beta Pi; Technician, Circulation Staff; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Engineering Senator 2. Lexington Thomasville ALBERT GILLETTE McDOUGALD, JR. Nuclear Engineering Delta Sigma Phr. KENNETH MARVIN McENTIRE Electrical Engineering THAD MORRIS McGAHEY Textile Chemistry Delta Kappa Phi; AATCC. Clarkton Forest City Wastiington LEIGHTON EDWARD McGINN, JR. Charlotte Industrial Arts — Technical Option Sigma Chi; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club. WILLIAM FARMER McGINTY Charlotte Textile Technology Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Delta Kappa Phi; Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4. ALBERT FRANKLIN McGIRT, JR. Rowland Nuclear Engineering Alpha Gammo Rho; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Engineering Honors Program; AlP; ANS; Baseball 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Tryon Albemarle Moravian Falls JOHN ANTHONY McGUINN Industrial Engineering Tau Kappa Epsilon 1; AIIE 2, 3. 4; Coin Club 3. WAYLAND NASH McKENZIE, JR. Zoology, Agricultural Science Alpha Phi Omega, Treas. 3. MARTHA HIX MCLAUGHLIN Rural Sociology Sigma Kappa; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Women ' s Campus Code Board 2; Orientation Group Leader 2, 3; Orientation Comm. 4; Women ' s Chorus 3, 4. ROBERT DANIEL MCLAUGHLIN Mooresville Crop Science Technology FarmHouse; Alpha Zeta; Intramurals 3, 4; Agronomy Club; Advanced ROTC. FLETCHER C. McLAURIN Textile Technology Phi Psi; Phi Theta Kappa. HECTOR EARL McLAURIN Zoology Fayetteville Fayetteville [250] LUKE BERNARD McLAWHORN, JR. Metallurgical Engineering ASM. Grifton Winterville THOMAS HAYWOOD McLAWHORN Applied Mathematics Phi Kappa Tau: Phi Eta Sigma; Pi Mu Epsilon; JOHN EDGAR McLEOD Industrial Arts — Technical Option Epsilon Pi Tau; Kappa Phi Kappa; Industrial Arts Club 2. 3, 4, Sec. 3, Vice-Pres. 4. Fanfare Band 1, 2. Lexington MICHAEL STANLEY McLEOD High Point Experimental Statistics Theta Chi 1, 2, 3; Mu Beta Psi 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Fanfare Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Pres. 4; Stage Band 2, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4; Science Council 4. PHILIP GALE MCMILLAN West Jefferson Applied Mathematics Pi Mu Epsilon; Honors Program; Scabbard Blade; Advanced ROTO. SELDON SIU-DON MA Textile Technology Photography Club. Kowloon, Hong Kong LARRY WADDELL MABRY Norwood Agricultural Education Ag. Educ. Club; Animal Science Club. DALLAS GRANVILLE MAGEE Yale, Va. wildlife Biology, Agricultural Science JERRY LAWRENCE MANGUM Raleigh Electrical Engineering Eta Kappa Nu; IEEE; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4; Advanced AFROTC. RICHARD OLIVER MANNING Dunn Textile Chemistry Delta Kappa Phi; Track: Intramurals; Marching Cadets; AICHE; AATCC. JAMES FRANKLIN MARCHMAN, III Forest City Mechanical Engineering — Aerospace Option Pi Tau Sigma; AIAA 1, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM ROCKWELL MARLIN Statesville Soil Science Technology FarmHouse; Alpha Zeta; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Agronomy Club; Agric. Council; Westminster Fellowship; Apollo Club; Freshman Orientation. JOHN WESLEY MARROW Applied Mathematics IEEE. CARLTON DONALD MARSHALL Mechanical Engineering ASME. GENE HAROLD MARTIN Electrical Engineering IEEE; Intramurals; Engineers Fair 1, JAMES BOYCE MARTIN Animal Husbandry Kappa Alpha; Football 1, 2, 3. LOUIS HOWARD MARTIN Nuclear Engineering W. HERMAN MARTIN Nuclear Engineering ANS; AHPS. Plymouth Wilmington Robersonville Florence, S. C. Murphy Cary 4T [251] CLASS OF 1964 WALTER DEVAUGHN MARTIN, JR. Ronda Zoology, Agricultural Science Poultry Science Club 1, 2; Collegiate Poultry Judging Team 2, 3. WILCO ALLEN MARTIN Civil Engineering Lambda Chi Alpha; Chi Epsilon, Pres.; AFROTC. HENRI MAS Textile Technology Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 3, 4. ASCE Belmont ; Engineers Fair; IFC; Mexico City, Mexico HARRY LEE MASHBURN Civil Engineering Pi Kappa Phi; ASCE; Intramurals 1, 2, 3 AUSA. Winston-Salem , 4; Track 1; Advanced ROTC; MARVIN HAWLEY MASON, JR. Textile Technology Raleigh JAMES THURSTON MASSEY Experimental Statistics Clayton ARTHUR DOUGLAS MATTOX Charlotte Industrial Engineering Alpha Pi Mu 3, 4; Golden Chain; Blue Key 3, 4; AIIE, Treas. 3, Vice- Pres. 4, Social Functions Comm. 4; Senior Class Vice-Pres.; McKimmon Village Council, Mayor 3, 4, Mayor Pro-Tern 2; Engineers Council, Parliamentarian 4; College Union Board of Directors 3, 4; Friends of the College Board of Directors 4. GEORGE ANTHONY MATUZA Entomology Phi Sigma; Intramurals 1, 2. 3. 4. Hempstead, N. Y. WILLIAM MANFRED MAULTSBY Mechanical Engineering ASME 4; Chess Club 3, 4. Wilmington FLEMING MAUNEY Electrical Engineering Kings Mountain EARLE CAMPBELL MAXWELL, JR. Mechanical Engineering — Aerospace Option AIAA; Phi Eta Sigma; Intramurals. Charlotte MICHAEL DAIVIS MAYER Textile Technology Charlotte BYRON LEROY MEAD Textiles Tau Kappa Epsilon. Raleigh DENNIS BRANTLEY MEDLIN Applied Mathematics Benson MICHAEL THOMAS METTREY Mechanical Engineering ASME; YDC. Raleigh GENE JAMES MEYER Wood Technology Tau Kappa Epsilon, Sgt.-at-Arms; Forest Omega Tau; Beta-Squared; Y ' s Words; Senator 1, 2; YMCA, Cabinet; College Club, Pres.; YRC, Treas. 2, 3. Woodslde, N. Y. Prod. Research Soc, Pres. 4; Pershing Rifles; Student Gov. Union Games Comm.; Apollo DEMETRIOS ANDREW MICHALOPOULOS Electrical Engineering Athens, Greece WILLIAM LAWRENCE MICKEY High Point i i Ti civil Engineering Sigma Nu; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Swimming 1, 2; Campus Code Board 2, 3, Court Clerk 3; Traffic Comm. 2, 3; Marshal 2, 3; Orientation Comm. 3. [2521 SENIORS ik k FREDERICK ROBERT MILLHISER Applied Mathematics LEONARD EARL MILLS Electrical Engineering IEEE; AIEE; YMCA; Freshman Band. DAVID FLEMING MILTON Electrical Engineering HAZEL ELBERT MIMS, Textile Technology Phi Psi. JR. LESTER EUGENE MISENHEIMER Electrical Engineering IEEE. TERRY KERMIT MITCHEM Mechanical Engineering — Aerospace Option IAS 1. 2; AIAA 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3. Waynesboro, Va. Raleigh Lillington Rockingham Faith Lincolnton Bessemer City WILLIAM ALVIN MITCHEM Electrical Engineering AIEEE. ROBERT KENNETH MITCHINER, JR. Gamer Mechanical Engineering — Aerospace Option AIAA 3, 4: McKimmon Village Alderman 3, 4. ARTHUR BOYD MOFFITT Staley Textile Chemistry, Textile Technology Delta Kappa Phi; AATCC; Kappa Tau Beta; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Tompkins Textile Council. CLARENCE RICHARD MOORE Civil Engineering ASCE: Intramurals 3, 4. RICHARD CHARLES MOORE Textiles Wilson Montreal, Can. Alexandria, Va. RICHARD KINNEY MOORE History Student Gov. Senator 3; YRC 3; YDC 3. 4: AUSA 4; ROTC Academic Achievement AvKard 3; Advanced ROTC. ROGER CRAWFORD MOORE, JR. Littleton Recreation and Park Administration Kappa Sigma; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Football Coach 5. GEORGE ALFRED MORETZ Hickory Textile Economics Sigma Phi Epsilon; Phi Psi. BILLY LaRUE MORGAN Canton Electrical Engineering IEEE. DONALD EUGENE MORGAN Durham Mechanical Engineering ASME. JAMES ALBERT MORGAN Dairy Husbandry, Agricultural Science Pershing Rifles; Animal Science Club; Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4. JACK CRAWFORD MORRIS Wadesboro Textile Technology Pi Kappa Phi, Warden. Bay Village, Ohio [253] CLASS OF 196a JAMES DAVIDSON MORRISON Asheville Electrical Engineering College Union Music Comm. 1, 2; Amateur Radio Club 1, 2. 3. JAMES O ' DELL MORRISON Southern Pines Civil Engineering ASCE 3, 4. JAMES PHARR MORRISON, II Concord Liberal Arts JAMES THOMAS MORRISON, JR. Textiles Asheville LEVEN ERVIN MORTON Electrical Engineering Asheboro LaMONT EDWARD MOYLE Science Education Intramurals. Stewartsville, N. J. CHARLES LEE MULCHI Soil Science and Crop Science Alpha Zeta. Norllna ALLEN PREMNY MUNROE Furniture Manufacturing and Management Furniture C lub 1, 2. 3, 4: McKimmon Village murals 1. 2. Morristown, Tenn. Council, Treas. 3; Intra- WILLIAM HAROLD MURCHISON, Agricultural Education Ag. Educ. Club; Intramurals. JR. Goldston HARRY LANGREN MURRAY Mechanical Engineering — Aerospace Scabbard Blade 3, 4. Option Charlotte JAMES BROOKS MYERS Furniture Manufacturing and Management Alpha Phi Omega; Scabbard Blade: Furniture Club Forest Prod. Research Soc. 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4. Lexington 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4: WILLIAM MARTIN MYERS Nuclear Engineering Alpha Phi Omega; ANS 3. 4, Sec. 4; Club 4; College Union Dance Comm. Charlotte Engineers Council 3, 4; Apollo 1. 2. DANIEL ALLAN NANCE Industrial Arts— Technical Option Raleigh DALMA KEITH NEIGHBORS Mathematics Education Theta Tau; Math Club; NEA. Benson WILLIAM HAROLD NESBITT Weaverville wildlife Biology, Agricultural Science Farmhouse; Wildlife Soc. of America; Intramurals 3, 4: Leopold Wild- life Club 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3; YDC 3. 4; Photography Club 4; 4-H Club 2, 3, 4. RUSSELL LEROY NEWLAND, JR. Electrical Engineering Valley Grove, W. Va. KENNETH WAYNE NICHOLS Industrial Engineering Marion AIIE. RONALD AUGUSTUS NICHOLS Agricultural Economics Ag. Econ. Club 3, 4; Pershing Rifles; Pre-Vet Club 1, 2. Raleigh [254] SENIORS CHEYNEY ANGLIN NICHOLSON Raleigh Industrial Engineering Alpha Phi Omega, Vice-Pres., Pledge Master; AIIE. Vice-Pres. 2; Southern Engineer; BSU; BTU; Boy Scout Counselor 3; Engineers Fair, Chairman 3; Engineers Council 2; College Union, Craft Shop Comm.. Gallery Comm., Film Comm. ROLF HENK NIJHUIS Electrical Engineering Pi Lambda Phi; IEEE; IRE. Jamestown Elkin LARRY DAVID NIXON Electrical Engineering Sigma Phi Eosilon; Phi Eta Sigma; IEEE; WKNC 1, 2, 3, Program Dir. 3; Tennis 1; Intramurals 1, 2. 3. 4; Band 1; W4ATC 1. THEODORE PAUL NORDMAN Charlotte Architecture SARA ELIZABETH NORMAN Greensboro Applied Mathematics Sigma Kappa; Woman ' s Assoc. 4; Women ' s Glee Club. JOSEPH RANDOLPH NUNNERY, JR. Autryville Mechanical Engineering WILLIAM JAMES OAKES Ontario, Can. Textile Chemistry GEORGE DAVID OAKLEY Bristol, Tenn. Pulp and Paper Technology Pi Kappa Alpha, Sec. 4; Fourdrinier Soc; Pershing Rifles; Pulp Paper Foundation Scholarship 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 2, 4. LARRY ALAN DATES Hendersonville Electrical Engineering IEEE 2, 3. Mii4ii Desperation [255] CLASS OF 1964 THOMAS FRANKLIN O ' BRIEN, JR. Textile Technology Sigma Phi Epsilon; ACS; Phi Psi; Intramurals Charlotte 3, 4. THOMAS BENJAMIN OGBURN Mathematics Education Roanoke Rapids JOHNNY DEAN OLIVER Electrical Engineering Veterans Assoc. Havelock HERMAN ALEXANDER OVERCASH, JR. Mechanical Engineering ASME: Intramurals 1, 2. Charlotte OSCAR LEE OVERCASH Industrial Arts Education Indust. Arts Club 1, 2, 3. 4, Vice-Pres. 2, Treas Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Monogram Club murals 1 , 2, 3. 4; Drum Bugle Corps 1, 2. 3, China Grove 1. 3, Pub. Relations 4; 2. 3. 4, Pres. 4; Intra. 4, Officer 3. 4. BRUCE HOWLAND OVERMAN, JR. Civil Engineering — Construction Option Greensboro RICHARD MILTON OVifEN Mechanical Engineering ASME. Raleigh FURMAN DOUGLAS OWENBY Pulp and Paper Technology Fourdrinier See; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Dorm Black Mountain Athletic Dir. 4. JOHN GRAHAM OWENS Industrial Engineering AIIE; Tennis 4. Graham NAPOLEON JEROME OWENS, JR. Industrial Arts — Technical Option Veterans Assoc, Vice-Pres. 4. Charlotte HUGH ANTHONY PADGETT Forest City Textile Chemistry Pi Kappa Alpha; Phi Psi; AATCC; Textile Forum; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Head Cheerleader 3, 4; Tompkins Textile Council; Student Gov. Senator; Promotions Comm. EARL LESTER PAGE Civil Engineering Rockingham EDWIN PERRY PAGE Mechanical Engineering Arnold Air Soc. 3, 4, Infor. Officer 4; AFROTC 1 Morrisville ., 2, 3, 4. EDWARD HOWARD PAHL Industrial Arts College Union Games Comm. 3. 4, Chairman 4 Autryville ROBY STEPHEN PAINTER Applied Mathematics Banner Elk JAMES EDWARD PAIT Civil Engineering Sigma Nu; ASCE. Huntersville RUSSELL NEAL PALMER, JR. Mechanical Engineering ASME. Reidsville DONALD MICHAEL PARK Electrical Engineering IEEE; Engineers Council 2. Ashland, Ohio V 1 [256] SENIORS Rocky Mount Bunnlevel RAYMOND WILSON PARKER, JR. Nuclear Engineering Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Big Four Day 3. ROBERT CORBETT PARKER Textile Chemistry Delta Kappa Phi; Kappa Tau Beta; Sigma Tau Sigma; Textile Forum. ROY THOMAS PARRISH Sanford Mechanical Engineering BURKE FRED PARTIN, JR. Raleigh Nuclear Engineering ANS 4; Mu Beta Psi 3, 4; Men ' s Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Orientation Comm. 1, 2. RONALD HARRY PATON Wood Technology DORCE HOWARD PAYNE, JR. Electrical Engineering RICHARD STEELE PAYNE, JR. Applied Mathematics Pi Mu Epsilon. Sodus, N. Y. Bessemer City Essex, Md. Selma GERALD FRANKLIN PEEDIN Agricultural Education Alpha Zeta; Kappa Phi Kappa, Sec. 4; Ag Student 2; Student Gov. 2; Ag. Educ. Club, Vice-Pres. 4, Reporter 2. TROY LOUIS PEGRAM Electrical Engineering IEEE; Engineers Council; Veterans Assoc. Kernersville DONALD FRANKLYN PERKINS Jacksonville Rural Sociology, Agricultural Science Ag Council; Taylor Sociology Club. Pres. 4. LEWIS HENRY PERKINS, JR. Gatesville Civil Engineering ASCE. JESSE BELMONT PERRY Hertford Mechanical Engineering Pi Tau Sigma; ASME 3, 4; McKimmon Village Alderman 4. HOWARD LEE PHILLIPS, JR. Mechanical Engineering Baseball 1. Henrietta North Wilkesboro MAURICE BENFIELD PHILLIPS Ceramic Engineering Sigma Nu; Golden Chain; Amer. Ceramics Soc; Senior Class Pres.; Junior Class Pres., Soohomore Class Pres.; Ring Comm. Chairman; Class Blazer Comm. Chairman 2; Traffic Comm. 2; IFC Rush Comm. Chairman 3; Apollo Club 4; Diploma Comm. 4. MONROE HOLLAND PHILLIPS, JR. Industrial Arts — Technical Option Sigma Nu, Treas.; Junior Marshal; Advanced ROTC. Burlington RICHARD BUSBEE PHILLIPS Raleigh Chemical Engineering Sigma Pi; Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Kappa Phi: AICHE: Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4; Big Four Day 3; Advanced ROTC. BOBBY KENNETH PHILYAW Lenoir Mechanical Engineering — Aerospace Option AIAA 4. JOHN HENRY PIERCE Agricultural Engineering ASAE. West Jefferson [257] CLASS OF 196a MA I ' LtM K ikm JAMES DONALD PITTARD Mechanical Engineering Pi Tau Sigma, Rec. Sec; ASME 1. 2, 3, JOHN LEE PLEASANTS Science Education RICHARD CLINTON POINDEXTER Mechanical Engineering ASME. JACQUES GLASGOW POMERANZ Textile Technology Sigma Alpha Mu. WILLIAM GORDON POOLE Mechanical Engineering Intramurals. DWIGHT EDWARD POPE Burlington Civil Engineering — Construction Option Delta Sigma Phi, Sec. 3, Pres. 4; Alpha Phi Omega 1; Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4: Hpnor Code Board 4; College Union House Comm. Chairman 2. Board of Dir. 2. 3, 4. Raleigh Planning Comm. 4, Gary East Bend Freeport, N. Y. Taylorsville LLOYD MELVIN POPE Textile Chemistry Delta Kappa Phi; AATCC. MICHAEL LLOYD POPE Chemical Engineering Sigma Nu; AICHE; Football 1; Intramurals 1, 2, Board 2: Orientation Group Leader 3, 4; AUSA. WINFRIED JOACHIM POPE Civil Engineering ASCE; Dorm Floor Counselor 3, 4. Norwood Charlotte 3. 4; Campus Code Seattle, Wash. China Grove Asheville Charlotte RONALD LLOYD POPLIN Science Education Alpha Gamma Rho; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; YMCA 1, 2. JAMES CAMPBELL POSEY Architecture Student Publication of the School of Design, Circ. Mgr. KENNETH ALEXANDER POSTON Applied Mathematics Pi Kappa Alpha, Sec, Pres.; IFC. JAMES LEE POTEAT North Wilkesboro Textile Technology Blue Key; Kappa Tau Beta; Phi Psi: Textile Forum, Asst. Editor; Cross- country 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; IDC Pres.; Residence Counselor 3, 4; Campus Beautification Comm.; Orientation Comm.; Dorm Vice- Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Junior Ring Comm. HARVEY BARTLETT POWELL, JR. Electrical Engineering Theta Chi; Eta Kappa Nu; IEEE. JONATHAN STOKES POWELL, JR. Soil Science, Agricultural Business Kappa Alpha. PATRICK JENNINGS POWELL Education Football 2, 3, 4. STEVEN FOSTER POWELL Applied Mathematics Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; IDC 4; Dorm Pres. 4. JEFFREY MARTIN PRAGER Textile Technology Sigma Alpha Mu; Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4. Charlotte Windsor Clyde Shelby Cedarhurst, N. Y. [258] JACK BRINKLEY PRESCOTT Pulp and Paper Technology Pi Kappa Alpha, Sec. Alumni Sec: Fourdrinier Soc 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1. CHARLES RUSSELL PRICE industrial Arts Education Indust, Arts Club: Marching Cadets. WILLIAM JOHN PRICE, JR. Pre-Velerinary, Agricultural Science Pre-Vet Club, Reporter: Ag Student. Lake Waccamaw Intramurals 1. Selma Greensboro CHARLES CHANDLER PRINCE, JR. Statesville Pulp and Paper Technology Circle K Club 3. 4; Cheerleader 3, 4, Pres. 3; Intramurals 3. 4. JERRY PAUL PRITCHARD Cordova Nuclear Engineering Glee Club; Band; Writers Workshop; Theater Workshop. JERRY THOMAS PUCKETT Oxford Rural Sociology, Agricultural Science IDC, Pub. Dir. 4; Dorm Floor Counselor 2, 3, 4; YDC, Sec. 3; Student Gov. Cafeteria Advisory Comm. 3, Pub. Dir. for Campus Chest 3. JERRY FRANKLIN PURSER Agricultural Education ARTHUR LEE PUTNAM Civil Engineering ASCE. Andrews Gastonia Southwick, Mass. ALFRED BENSON QUIST Forest Management Undergraduate Research Scholarship: Intramurals 3 JOHN FRANKLIN RABB Marion Mechanical Engineering — Aerospace Option AIAA 3, 4; Marching Cadets 1, 2, 3, 4; Arnold Air Soc. 3, 4; Military Ball Assoc. 3, 4, Chairman 4; Chancellor ' s Social Functions Comm. 4; AFROTC 1. 2, 3, 4, Wing Admin. Officer 4, Cadet Evaluation Board 4, Drill Competition Coordinator 3: Flight Instruction Program. RONALD HERMAN RACKLEY Rocky Mount Mechanical Engineering ASME; Engineers Council. ROY DONALD RARER Wilson Electrical Engineering Eta Kappa Nu: Theta Tau: Scabbard Blade. BOBBY CHARLES RAYNOR Leiand Industrial Engineering AIIE. DAVID BARCLAY RAYNOR Greensboro Applied Mathematics Alpha Phi Omega, Pres. 3; Tennis 1, 2. CARTER REAMES Raleigh Industrial Engineering Alpha Pi Mu: AIEE 2; AIIE 3, 4. Pres. Assoc. 2. 3, 4, Pres. 3; Ring Comm. 4; Engineers Council 4; Veterans ; Commencement Marshal. CHARLES WILLIAM REED Winston-Salem Mathematics Education Phi Kapoa Tau, Sec. 4: Intramurals 4: NEA 3, 4. 1, 2; Math Science Club 3, WILLIAM HOWARD REEVES, JR. Mocksville Mathematics Education AIEE 1. 2; Math Science Club 4. MARVIN BELL REGISTER, JR. Raleigh Mechanical Engineering ASME. m [2591 CLASS OF 196a JOHN WILLIAM REINECKE Fayetteville Furniture Manufacturing and Management Kappa Sigma; Forest Products Research Soc; Furniture Club. BILLY S. REVELS Williamston Agricultural Education FarmHouse; Alpha Zeta; Kappa Phi Kappa: Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Agric. Educ. Club; Student NEA. VINCENT REVELS Lumberton Agricultural Education Alpha Zeta; Kappa Phi Kappa; VO-AG, Assoc. Editor, Editor; Agric. Educ. Club, Treas.; Student NEA, Pres.; YDC; Collegiate FFA, Sec; Apollo Club; Alpha Zeta Scholarship; Honor Code Board; Smith Douglas Scholarship; Prospective Teachers Scholarship. MARSHALL HOFFMAN RHYNE, JR. Mechanical Engineering ASME 3, 4. Belmont Aurora ROBERT TAYLOR RICE Nuclear Engineering ASNE; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Dorm Sec. 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Counselor 3, 4. JOHN GILBERT RICHARDSON Nakina Agricultural Education Alpha Zeta; VO-AG, Assoc. Bus. Mgr.; Student Gov. Senator; Campus Code Board; Agric. Educ. Club, Pres. SHERMAN WILLIAM RICHARDSON, JR. Seagrove Industrial Engineering Alpha Pi Mu 3, 4, Corr. Sec. 4; AIIE 2, 3, 4; Circle K Club 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM CLAYTON RICHARDSON Franklin Recreation and Park Administration Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. ERMER KYLE RILEY, JR. Harrisburg Nuclear Engineering ANS. JOE LEE RITCHIE Albemarle Mechanical Engineering ASME. KENNETH PAUL RIX Asheville Physics and Applied Mathematics Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Symohonic Band 1 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 2, 3, 4; College Union Music 1, 2, 3, ; Comn- 4; Newman Club 1. 2, 3. DAVID ARTHUR ROBERTS Landls Mechanical Engineering ASME. JAMES CROCKETT ROBERTS Wilson Electrical Engineering IEEE 3, 4; IRE 1, 2; AIEE 1, 2; Amateur Photography Club 4; AOPA 1, 2, 3, 4. Radio Club 1, 2, 3, 4; STANCIL BEAMAN ROBERTS Creedmoor Applied Mathematics Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Big Four Day 3; Dorm Sec Counselor 4; IDC Council 4, Ball Comm. 4. . 3, Vice-Pres. 4, CLARENCE DEAN ROGERS Fair Bluff Applied Mathematics DAVID THOMAS ROGERS Brii ghtwaters, N. Y. Civil Engineering — Construction Option Delta Sigma Phi; ASCE. JERRY WAYNE ROGERS Kannapolis Textile Technology Sigma Nu. TOMMIE LEE ROGERS Saratoga Applied Mathematics Student Gov. Comm. J [260] SENIORS WILLIAM GORDON RODGERS, . JR. Canton Applied Mathematics AIEE 2, 3. FELIX WALTER ROHNER Basel, Switzerland Textile Chemistry Phi Eta Sigma; Sigma Tau Sigma; Delta Kappa AATCC, Pres.; Tompkins Textile Council; Textile Phi; Phi Kappa Phi; Forum, Asst. Editor. JAMES FREDERICK ROSENDAHL Canton Nuclear Engineering ANS; AlP; Alpha Phi Omega; YMCA. CHARLES ROSS, II Greenville Architecture Pi Kappa Alpha. MICHAEL LEE ROSS Albemarle Textile Technology Phi Psi; Golf 1, 2, 4. GRAHAM MANLY ROUSE Havelock Architecture JAMES HOYD ROUTH Greensboro Civil Engineering — Construction Option CLYDE WESLEY RUDD, JR. Greensboro Metallurgical Engineering Alpha Phi Omega. RAYMOND FRANK RUDELL, JR Lockbourne AFB, Ohio Nuclear Engineering Soccer 2, 3, 4. JAMES KOHN RUDISILL Greensboro Mechanical Engineering — Aerospace Option Theta Tau 4; Southern Engineer, Arnold Air Soc. 3, 4, Exec. Officer 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Gov. Senator 3. Features 4; AIAA Editor 3. Man. Editor 4; 2, 3, 4; Marching Cadets HAROLD RAY RUSSELL Roxboro Textiles Track 1; Baseball 1, 2, 4. THADDEUS T. RUSSELL Granite Falls Industrial Engineering Phi Kappa Tau; AIIE; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. HOWARD BOOTH RUTLEDGE Arden Agricultural Science and Engineering JAMES RAY RUTLEDGE Statesville Mechanical Engineering Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Phi Eta Sigr Campus Code Board 3, 4; Advanced •na; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; ASME 4; 1 ROTC 3, 4; AUSA 4. NIJALINGAPPA SANGOLLI Belgaum, India Crop Science LEO ANTHONY SANTOWASSO Rahway, N. J. Civil Engineering ASCE; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2. CLIFTON FLETCHER SAPP, JR. Winston-Salem Mechanical Engineering ASME: Advanced AFROTC. JAY RICHARD SARA Bell Harbor, N. Y. Textile Technology Sigma Alpha Mu, Pres.; Phi Psi; IFC. [261] CLASS OF 196a PATRICIA ELIZABETH SAUNDERS Raleigh Botany Sigma Kappa; Woman ' s Assoc. 4-, Woman ' s Chorus 4; College Union Hospitality Comm. 3. JAMES MUMFORD SAWHILL, JR. Ruxton, Md. Metallurgy Phi Kappa Phi, Vice-Pres.; Tau Beta Pi, Sec; Alpha Sigma Mu, Sec; ASM, Sec; Engineering Research; Wesley Foundation. CONRAD LEE SCARBORO Mechanical Engineering Norwood Caracas, Venezuela PABLO FRANCISCO SCHICK Mechanical Engineering Phi Eta Sigma; Pi Tau Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Companion of St. Patrick; ASME; Soccer 2, 4; Engineering Undergraduate Honors Program; Engmeers Council 4; Engineers Fair 4; Latin Club 2, 3, 4; Orientation Comm. 3. DONALD REECE SCHORT, JR. Hickory Mechanical Engineering — Aerospace Option Tau Kappa Epsilon, Pres., Treas.; Phi Kappa Phi; AIAA; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; IFC; Engineering Honors Program. DONALD CARVER SCOTT Crop Science Bloomfield, Penn. DAVID STEPHEN SEAWRIGHT Charlotte Civil Engineering Kappa Sigma; Chi Epsilon; ASCE; IFC, Investigation Board Chairman; ROTC Battalion Comm. WILLIAM MICHAEL SEAY Civil Engineering — Construction Option Sigma Nu; ASCE. Asheville Casar JERRY LEE SELF Pulp and Paper Technology Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Kappa Phi; Fourdrinier Soc, Sec, Treas., Pres.; Phi Kappa Phi Award for Highest Freshman Average; Advanced ROTC. THOMAS JACKSON SHAFFNER Winston-Salem Physics Sigma Pi Sigma 3, 4; Pi Mu Epsilon 3, 4; AlP 4; Fanfare Band 2; Marching Band 3, 4; Symphonic Band 3, 4. MARK HANNA SHANKER Woodmere, N. Y. Textile Technology Phi Epsilon Pi, Sec. 1, Treas. 3, 4; Honor Code Board 2; Apollo Club. WILLIAM FREDRICK SHARP, JR. Metallurgical Engineering Swimming 1. Greensboro Fayetteville WILLIAM ROBERT SHARP, JR. Nuclear Engineering Theta Tau; Pi Kappa Pi; Tau Beta Phi; AIMS 3, 4; Intramurals 3; Dorm Mgr. 3. BARRY ALLEN SHAW Burlington Industrial Engineering Theta Chi; AllE; IFC, Asst. Social Chairman; Junior Class Ring Comm.; Mason Dixon Jubilee Chairman. JOHN QUINCY SHAW Durham Horticulture Technology Horticulture Cl ub 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 2, Pres. 3, Vice-Pres. 3; Burpee Award. THOMAS ROSCOE SHELTON Madison Poultry Technology Alpha Zeta; Poultry Club, Vice-Pres., Pres.; Agricultural Council; National Science Foundation Research Project; Southern National Poultry Judging Team. BOBBY LEWIS SHERRILL Mechanical Engineering ASME. Hickory Terrell WILSON ALEXANDER SHERRILL, II Mechanical Engineering — Aerospace Option Pi Kappa Phi, Sec. 4, Historian 4, Chaplain 3; Pi Tau Sigma; Phi Eta Sigma; Engineering Honors Program 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. [262] SENIORS JAMES FLEETWOOD SHOTWELL, JR. Forest Management Forestry Club 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Roxboro PHILIP EDISON SHOULARS, JR. Agricultural Education Agnc. Educ. Club, Sec. 3: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, KInston 4i Advanced AFROTC. RALPH EDWIN SHOWALTER Applied Mathematics Phi Eta Sigma; Pi Mu Epsilon. Pres. 4; Council 4. Plii Arden Kappa Phi; Science DAVID CARR SHREVE Applied Mathematics Pi Mu Epsilon; Phi Kappa Phi; Science Counci Raleigh CARL ARTHUR SHUMAKER, JR. Metallurgical Engineering Delta Sigma Phi; ASM; Intramurals 1, 2, 3. -1 Salisbury RUSSELL LEE SHUPING Industrial Engineering AIIE 3. 4. Valdese LARRY WALTER SIDES Wildlife Biology Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Advanced AFROTC. New Bern WILLIAM CURTIS SIDES, JR. Civil Engineering — Construction Option Theta Tau; ASCE: Intramurals 1. 2. 3, 4. Winston-Salem WILLIAM HUTTON SIDES, JR. Greensboro Nuclear Engineering Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4; Mu Beta Psi 3, 4; ANS 3, 4, Vice-Chairman 4; Engineers Council 4; Engineering Honors Program 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4. They don ' t flunk seniors ... do they? I I [263] CLASS OF 196a JAMES ROBERT SILLS, JR. Textile Technology Pi Kappa Phi. Shelby TITUS ODELL SILLS, JR. Metallurgical Engineering AMS, Treas. 4; Pershing Rifles 1. Kannapolis ROBERT SILVERMAN Architecture Sigma Alpha Mu. Union, N. J. WILLIAM GASTON SIMMONS Albertson Animal Science, Agricultural Technology Animal Science Club 2, 3, 4; Agricultural Council 4; Livestock Judging Team 4; Advanced ROTC. GEORGE SAAD SIMON Gastonia Electrical Engineering IEEE, Vice-Chairman 3. JAMES RICHARD SIMON Rosemont, W. Va. Electrical Engineering Phi Eta Sigma; Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; NESEP; Stamp Club, Pres. 1, 2; Veterans Assoc. WILLIAM GOLDEN SIMPSON Plymouth Forest Management Football 3. JOHN DAVIS SIMS, JR. Troutman Product Design Kappa Sigma. HOWARD MONROE SINGLETARY, JR. Raleigh Horticulture Science Horticulture Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Wesley Foundation 1, 2, 3. HORACE DEAN SKIPPER Abbottsburg Plant Protection, Agricultural Technology Alpha Gamma Rho, Pres., Summer House Mgr.; Thirty Three; Blue Key; Alpha Zeta, Scholarship Chairman; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Agronomy Club, Vice-Pres., Pres., Fair Booth Chairman; Nat. Agronomy Achieve- ment Avi a rds Comm.; Student Gov. Senator 3, 4, Cafeteria Advisory Comm.; YMCA, Nash Lectures Chairman. RONALD JOSEPH SKOSNIK McKees Rocks, Penn. Recreation and Park Administration Kappa Phi Kappa; Rho Phi Alpha; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Basketball 1. WILLIAM DEWEY SLADE Crop Science, Agricultural Technology Agronomy Club; Intramurals 1, 2. Bath MINTON CARROLL SMALL Edenton Agricultural Economics, Agricultural Business Agri. Economics Club, Sec. 4; Football 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. ALLEN WAYNE SMITH Cordova Textile Technology Delta Kappa Phi; Textile Forum. ARTHUR DIXON SMITH Naugatuck, Conn. Chemical Engineering AICHE 1, 2, 3, 4. BRADFORD BROWN SMITH Gates Agricultural Institute DAVID RICHARD SMITH Raleigh Applied Mathematics DON BARRY SMITH Roanoke, Va. Recreation and Park Administration Football 1, 2, 3, 4. [264] GLENN ROOSEVELT SMITH, JR. Arlington, Va. Civil Engineering Chi Epsilon, Treas.; ASCE; Scabbard Blade; YMCA Freshman Retreat Leader. JAMES EDWARD SMITH Electrical Engineering Basketball 1; Intramurals 2, 3, Student Movement, Treas. Asheville 4; Wesley Foundation. Treas.; Methodist Boone JOHN RAYMOND SMITH Mechanical Engineering — Aerospace Option Sigma Nu; AIAA; AFROTC; Ring Comm. 3; Orientation Group Leader 2 JOHN WILBUR SMITH Recreation and Park Administration Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Asst. to Intramural Dir. 4; Baseba Princeton Winston-Salem Newport News, Va. MAX GALE SMITH Civil Engineering OWEN JAMES SMITH Nuclear Engineering Tau Beta Pi; Phi Eta Sigma; Mu Beta Psi; Phi Kappa Phi; ANS; Intra- murals 2. 3, 4; Engineering Senator 4; Human Relations Comm. 3, 4; Promotions Comm. 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice.Pres. 4; Men ' s Quartet 2, 3. RHONNIE LEE SMITH Raleigh Nuclear Physics Pershing Rifles; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Treas.; Senior Class Treas.; Science Council 1, 2, 3; Student Gov. Comm. 4; Dorm Floor Counselor 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 3; IDC 3. ROBERT HOWARD SMITH, JR. Kinston Chemical Engineering AICHE 1, 2, 4; Cross Country 1, 2; Track 1: Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Circle K Club 2, 3, Treas. 3. SAMUEL SYDNEY SMITH Civil Engineering Raleigh WILLIAM SIDNEY SMITH Mechanical Engineering Rocky Mount EDGAR HOWARD SNIDER, JR. Mathematics Education Math Science Educ. Club 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec- Treas. 1, Vice-Pres. 2, Pres. Pres 2; Wesley Foundation 1, 2, 3, 4. High Point 3; Student Toastmasters 3; Circle K Club 2, Vice JOHN VOORHIS SODEN Industrial Engineering Raleigh FERMIN T. C. SO Forestry Mindoro, Philippines ANDREW EDWARD SONDEY, JR. Mechanical Engineering ASME 3, 4; Newman Club 3. 4. Castle Hayne SAM JOSEPH SORCE Recreation and Park Administration Football 3. Passaic, N. J. CLYDE BENJAMIN SORRELS Chemical Engineering AICHE. Gilkey RAYMOND GARRY SOYARS Mechanical Engineering ASME; Intramurals 3, 4; YMCA 1, 2, 3, 4. Reidsville MOHAMEO ADNAN SPAHI Textile Technology Arab Club, Vice-Pres. 1, Sec. 3. Alexandria, Egypt [265] CLASS OF 196a DANIEL GALE SPANGLER Shelby Soil Science, Agricultural Technology Alpha Zeta; Soil Judging Team. BEREL RAY SPARKS Gastonia Recreation and Park Administration Rho Phi Alpha, Vice-Pres. 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. RANDALL WHELESS SPENCER Madison Industrial Engineering AIIE 4; Intramurals 3, ARTHUR CONRAD SPRINGER Greensboro Applied Mattiematics Pi Mu Epsiloh: Scabbard Blade; Apollo Club; Freshman Diners Club; Orientation Group Leader. MERVIN LYNN SPRUILL Newport News, Va. Applied Mathematics Golden Chain; Blue Key; Mu Beta Psi; Junior Class Sec; Student Gov. Vice-Pres. 4; Orientation Comm. Chairman 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Gov. Senator 3. DAVID EUGENE STADLER Burlington Dairy Husbandry — Agricultural Technology Animal Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas., Vice-Pres.; Agricultural Council 1, 2, Vice-Pres. 4; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres.; YMCA 1, 2; Wesley Foundation 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres., Program Chairman. JOSEPH SIRRINE STALL Furniture Manufacturing and Management Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Sec. 4; Furniture Club. WILLIAM ALFRED STANCIL Architecture Sigma Chi. ALBERT JACKSON STANLEY Chemical Engineering AICHE. RAYMOND CLIFFORD STATON, JR. Civil Engineering — Construction Option Pershing Rifles; ASCE. DAVID JULIAN STEAGALL Chemical Engineering Sigma Chi, Corres. Sec; AICHE; Intramurals 1, Senator 2; Traffic Comm.; Fanfare Band. JAMES FINDLAY STEELE, JR. Civil Engineering ASCE 4, 5; Intramurals 3, 4, 5, Field Day 4, 5; Drum Bugle Corps 1, 2; YMCA 1, 2. Greenville, S. C. Rocky Mount Salisbury Hendersonville Charlotte . 4; Engineering Alexandria, Va. HARVEY LEROY STEELMAN Textile Technology Phi Psi, Vice-Pres.; Kappa Tau Beta. Raleigh Hamlet LYNN PAIGE STEEN Civil Engineering — Construction Option ASCE 3, 4, Publicity Dir. 4; Engineers Council 4; Intramurals 2, 3, 4. THOMAS LOUIS STEEPY Pennington, N. J. Plant Protection Intramurals 3, 4. SIDNEY GRAY STEIFEL, JR. Winston-Salem Industrial Arts — Technical Option Sigma Phi Epsilon; Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4. ROBERT MICHAEL STEINBERG Woodmere, N. Y. Applied Mathematics Sigma Alpha Mu; IFC, Vice-Pres. GERALD CLYDE STEPHENS Liberty Unclassified [266] -1? MARGARET LONG STEPHENSON Como Applied Mathematics DONALD IVORY STEPPE Marion Industrial Management Intramural Official 2, 3, 4. GRADY HAROLD STEVENS Gastonia Electrical Engineering Eta Kappa Nu: IEEE. JOHN GEHRET STEVENS Mount Holly, N. J. Chemistry ACS 3. 4; AlP 2. 3; ANS 3; Math Club 2. 3; Pershing Rifles 1. 2: Marching Sergeants 1. 2; Southern Engineer 1, 2; PSAM Council 2, 3. 4, Pres. 3. 4; Student Gov. 3, 4; College Union 1. KEITH BROOKLYN STEVENS Loris, S. C. Mechanical Engineering Pi Tau Sigma; ASME; YMCA, Freshman Council. CHARLES GM EN STEVENSON Palmyra Applied Mathematics HERMAN DETRO STEWARD, JR. Walkertown Mechanical Engineering PEGGY LOU STEWART Raleigh Chemistry Chi Beta Phi: Sigma Xi; Phi Sigma; ACS; Society Applied Spectroscopy; Southwestern Naturalists; Society Vertebrate Paleontology. LARRY FRANKLIN STIKELEATHER Stony Point Agricultural Engineering Tau Beta Pi; Alpha Zeta; ASAE, Pres. JOEL WILLIAM STOKER Albemarle Textile Technology Phi Psi. JACK WILSON STOKES, JR. Kinston Psychology Toastmasters Club 3. ROBERT DEAN STOLT Cadillac, Mich. Electrical Engineering IEEE. JERRY LEONARD STONE Raleigh Botany and Horticulture Phi Sigma, Pres.; Alpha Zeta, Chronicler, Scholarship Chairman; Stu- dent Gov. Senator 3, 4; Nat. Science Foundation Undergraduate Research Grant 2, 3, 4; Sears Foundation 1, 2; YMCA, Cabinet, Campus Community Comm.; Freshman Diners Club; Apollo Club; Freshman Retreat; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Horticulture Club, Sec. JACQUES NOEL ST. ONGE Textile Technology AATCC. STEWART McBRYDE STOUDEMIRE Industrial Engineering Quebec, Can. Lincolnton STEVEN ALLEN STREDLER Norfolk, Va. Chemical Engineering AICHE 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Intercollegiate Bridge 1, 2, 4; Hillel Foundation, Pres. 3, 4. RODERICK PAUL STRICKLAND Crop Science, Agricultural Business Agronomy Club 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. ROGER PRIVETTE STRICKLAND, JR. Animal Science, Agricultural Science YDC 1, 2, 4: YMCA 1. 2, 3, 4. Zebulon Bailey w -W Tc?T iJTil i 1 f [2671 CLASS OF 1964 LOUIS A. STURIALE Mechanical Engineering ASME. WILLIAM PAUL SUCHER Industrial Engineering Sigma Alpha Mu. CLIFTON BRUCE SUITT Applied Mathematics Phi Kappa Phi; Pi Mu Epsilon; Honors Program; Intramurals 2 Raleigh Woodmere, N. Y. Charlotte Hampstead Raleigh Washington, D. C. Charlotte THOMAS TYSON SWAIN Burlington History Tau Kappa Epsilon, Chaplain 4; Intramurals; Apollo Club; Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Symphonic Band 1, 2, 3; Canterbury Club, Pres.; ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4; Episcopal Church on Campus, Treas. 2. Senior Warden 3, 4. ROBERT STEVENS SWART Cary Civil Engineering RICHARD RAY SULLIVAN Mechanical Engineering ASME. WILLIAM ANDREW SULLIVAN Nuclear Physics PAUL EUGENE SUMMERS, JR. Electrical Engineering MARVIN BURDETTE SUTTON, JR. Chemical Engineering Theta Chi, Treas.; AICHE; Intramurals 2, 3, 4. ING MAO TANG Nuclear Engineering Newman Club. Taipei, China Palmer Springs, Va. WILLIAM JACOB TANNER Applied Mathematics Phi Eta Sigma; Pi Mu Eosilon 2, 3, 4; Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4; Honors Program; Math Club 2; Freshman Diners Club; Apollo Club 2. 3. 4. BOYD FR EDRIC TAYLOR Greensboro Civil Engineering ASCE. iS EARL LEROY TAYLOR Raleigh Civil Engineering JOHN ANDREW TAYLOR, JR. Rocky Mount Electrical Engineering Sw imming 1, 2, 3. JOHN THOMAS TAYLOR Washington Physics Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Apollo Club 2. WILLIAM ELTON TAYLOR Charlotte Civil Engineering ASCE 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2; College Union Social Comm. 1; YRC 3, Engi 4. ineers Fair 3; YMCA 1, 2; JAMES EDWARD TEAGUE, Ml Hicl ory Electrical Engineering IEEE 4; AIEE 2, 3. KENNETH PRENTICE TEAL Rockingham Textile Technology Delta Kappa Phi; Textile Forum; Marching Band 1, 2, 3. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Symphonic idt [268] p f £1 JOHN ERIC TEETER Mooresville Horticultural Science, Agricultural Technology FarmHouse; Alpha Zeta; Intramurals 3. 4; Horticulture Club, Vice- Pres., Sec. THOMAS ANTHONY THAYE R Mechanical Engineering — Aeronautical Option AIAA. LUIS IVAN THAYS Agricultural Economics Atlanta, Ga. Lima, Peru JOHN CORNELIUS THEYS Raleigh Physics Pi Mu Epsilon. EDWARD SCOTT THOMAS Burlington Civil Engineering ASCE 2, 3, 4, Publicity Dir. 3, Pres. 4; Engineers Council 3, 4, Sec. 4; Student Gov. Senator 4, Traffic Comm.; Rifle Team; Freshman Diners Club; Apollo Club 4; Bragaw Dorm Floor Counselor. ROBERT EUGENE THOMAS Mechanical Engineering ASME; Glee Club: Arnold Air Society; Advanced AFROTC. Moncure THOMAS WATSON THOMASON, JR. Salisbury Textile Technology Delta Kappa Phi; ASME 1, 2; Textile Forum; Intramurals 1. 2; Cheer- leader 3; Civitan Club 1. SAMUEL JOSEPH THOMASSON, III Landscape Architecture Agromeck 1, 2, 3, 4, Man. Editor 4. JAMES PINCKNEY THOMPSON, III Textile Technology Circle K Club. RONALD WESLEY THOMPSON Architecture Fayetteville Fairmont Lumberton Greensboro ROBERT HAROLD THORN Liberal Arts Phi Kappa Tau; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. DONALD NELSON TILLMAN Sanford Wood Technology Omega Tau; Forest Products Research Soc; Forestry Club; Intramurals. MARVIN CAULIS TODD, JR. Mechanical Engineering ASME. MAURICE CORNELIUS TODD Mechanical Engineering Phi Kappa Phi; Pi Tau Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; ASME, Pres. 4; Engineers Council; Engineering Honors Program; Apollo Club; BSD. Ahoskie East Bend FRED LEWIS TOLSON Architecture Pinetops CHARLES RICHARD TOMKINS, III Industrial Arts — Technical Option Pi Kaopa Alpha; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, Bd. of Dir. 3; Furniture Club, Pres. 2; Forestry DANIEL ALEXANDER TORRENCE, III Civil Engineering — Construction Option ASCE 4; Alpha Phi Omega 2, 3; Superior Student Program 1; Intra murals 1; Collegiate Civitan Club 1. Gallatin, Tenn. 2; Circle K, Treas. Club. Greensboro SAMUEL PERRY TOWNSEND Rural Sociology Raleigh [269] CLASS OF 196a Kannapolis SABERT SCOTT TROTT, II Textile Technology Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Psi, Sec; Scabbard Blade; Pershing Rifles 1, 2. 3, 4, Comm. JOHN WILLIAM TULLOSS, JR. Rocky Mount Mathematics Education NEA; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Big Four Day 2; Math Science Club. DOUGLAS LINWOOD TUNNELL New Holland Mechanical Engineering JOHN DAVID TURNER Electrical Engineering IEEE. LARRY WARD TURNER Textile Technology Delta Kappa Phi. RUFUS CARROLL TURNER Textile Technology Phi Psi. JOHN PRESLEY TURPIN Chemical Engineering Albany, Calif. Spencer Concord Newport Sigma Chi; Basketball 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; AICHE 1. 2, 3, 4. EDWARD HILL TUTTLE, III Lenoir Electrical Engineering and Economics Intramurals 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM ROBINSON TYSON, JR. Waxhaw Civil Engineering ROBERT HOWARD UPCHURCH Raleigh Mathematics Education NEA 3, 4; Math Science Educ. Club 2, 3. 4; ASCE 2; Pershing Rifles 1, 2, 3, Public Inform. Officer 3, Silver Achievement Award 3; Scabbard Blade 3, 4; AUSA 3, 4, Capt. 4; Advanced AFROTC 3, 4. Flight Train- ing 4, Brigade Staff 4; ROTC Academic Achievement Award 4; Sons of Amer. Revolution Award 3. JOHN WILLOUGHBY UPTON, JR. Product Design WILMA McFAYDEN USSERY Sociology Carl C. Taylor Sociology Club, Vice-Pres. BERNIE OSCAR VAOEN Electrical Engineering IEEE. Raleigh Concord Westfield Pasadena, Texas MICHAEL THOMAS VANECEK Electrical Engineering Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; IEEE; Veterans Assoc. ARTHUR FARON VAN NOSTRAND Bristol, Tenn. Agricultural Economics and Statistics AlP 1. 2; Pershing Rifles 1, 2. 3, 4, 5, Pub. Infor. Officer 3, Personnel Officer 4, Marching Sergeants 2, 3; Science Council 4, 5; College Union Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4, Stamp Club, Pres. 4; V estminster Fellowship; AUSA 3, 4, 5; Advanced ROTC. JOHN RAY VANPELT Mechanical Engineering — Aerospace Option JAMES ALEXANDER VENABLE Nuclear Engineering Theta Chi; ANS; Math Physics Club. CLAUDE ARTHUR VERBAL Mechanical Engineering Intramurals 1, 2, 3; AIAA; ASME; Campus Chest, Kannapolis Newport News, Va. Durham [270] CHARLES ARTHUR VINROOT Electrical Engineering Intramurals 2. 3; W4ATC 1, 2. 3, 4; Freshman Diners Club. JAMES RANDOLPH VINSON Mechanical Engineering ASME. CECIL EXUM VIVERETTE, JR. Agricultural Engineering, Agricultural Technology Agric. Engineering Tech. Club; Intramurals 2, 3, 4. Charlotte Statesville Lenoir JOSEPH HUBERT VOSS, JR. Chemical Engineering AICHE. Kernersvllle MARTIN LUTHER WACHTEL, III Applied Mathematics Lambda Chi Aloha; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, WALTER RUDOLPH WAGNER Metallurgical Engineering ASM; ACS. Spring Hope 3. Birmingham, Ala. BARBARA DALE WALKER Atkinson Rural Sociology Rural Sociology Club 2, 3, 4; BSU 2, 3, 4, Br ' er Baptist 1, 2; College Union Writer ' s Workshop 3, 4, Hospitality Comm. 1, 2; International Club 2, CARROLL LANKFORD WALKER Norfolk, Va. Industrial Engineering Sigma Phi Epsilon; AIIE. DAVID SYLVESTER WALKER Hillsboro Agricultural Engineering Technology mMmM ifi The last mile. [271] CLASS OF 196a JAMES HOWARD WALKER Textiles Theta Chi; Delta Kappa Phi; Apollo Club Boonvllle LINDSEY FRANKLIN WALKER, JR. Electrical Engineering IEEE; Amateur Radio Club, Wilmington OSCAR THOMAS WALKER Textile Technology Phi Psi; Baseball 1; IntramuralS; Honor Study Comm. Whiteville RAYMOND LOWE WALKER, JR. Applied Mathematics Furniture Club 1, 2; Circle K Club 2; Orientation G High Point roup Leader 2. KERMIT ARTHUR WALL, JR. Mechanical Engineering ASME. Walkertown LUTHER WESLEY WALL, JR. Civil Engineering IntramuralS; Dorm Floor Counselor. Julian GEORGE ROBERTS WALLACE, JR. Civil Engineering — Construction Option ASCE 3, 4; Water Polo 2; IntramuralS 1, Pres. 4; IDC 3, 4. Morehead City 2, 3, 4; Dorm Pres. 3, Vice. DOUGLAS MacARTHUR WALSER Textile Chemistry AATCC; Delia Kappa Phi. Salisbury PHILLIP JOE WALSH Physics Glee Club. Elk Park WILLIAM PLACE WALTERS Mechanical Engineering— Aerospace Opt ion Greensboro DOUGLAS EUGENE WALTON Textile Chemistry AATCC. Rockingham RICHARD SAMUEL WARD Pulp and Paper Technology Fourdrinier Soc; Pershing Rifles; Scabbard Blade. Bristol, Tenn. SOPHRONIA WILLIAMS WARD Experimental Statistics Sigma Kappa; Science Council 3. Raleigh BENJAMIN GRIFFIN WARE Agricultural Education Agric. Educ. Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Agricultural Council 3, Group Leader 2. Newland 4; Orientation WILLIAM DANIEL WARRICK Civil Engineering — Construction Option Theta Chi; ASCE; Dorm Floor Counselor; Ad vanced ROTC. Selma WILBURT JACKSON WATERS Wood Technology Forest Products Research Soc Pinetown CAROLYN OLIVIA WATSON Zoology, Agricultural Science YDC; College Union Dance Comm. High Point MILLARD WAYNE WATSON Lucama Agricultural Business, Agricultural Economics [272] JOHN THOMAS WEAVER, JR. Mechanical Engineering Alpha Phi Omega; ASME. LESLIE LAMONTE WEAVER Industrial Engineering AIIE; YDC. JAMES THOMAS WEBB Mechanical Engineering ASME; Becton Dorm Floor Mgr. 3. Pinetops Mount Olive Raleigh JOSEPH THOMAS WEBB Rocky Mount Pulp and Paper Technology Phi Eta Sigma; Xi Sigma Pi; Fourdrinier Soc; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Dorm Floor Counselor; Pulp Paper Scholarship. MARTIN WADE WEEKS, JR. Mount Olive Mechanical Engineering — Aerospace Option AIAA; Alpha Phi Omega; Scabbard Blade; Arnold Air Soc; Band; Advanced AFROTC, Flight Instruction. GRAHAM ALSTON WEST Mechanical Engineering ASME. THOMAS H. WESTBROOK Civil Engineering ASCE; Engineers Council. BERNHARD WESTENDORFF Textiles EDWIN ALVIS WESTMORELAND Industrial Arts — Technical Option ORMAN ERNIE WHICHARD Civil Engineering ASCE 2, 4. Goldsboro Mount Olive Neumuenster, Germany Winston-Salem Greenville Reidsville REX ALLEN WHICKER Textile Technology Sigma Tau Sigma; Delta Kappa Phi, Scribe; Kappa Tau Beta; Textile Forum; Orientation Group Leader; YRC. STOKES WHITE, JR. Concord Electrical Engineering IEEE 2, 3, 4, Treas.; Engineers Council 3, 4, Pres. WILLIAM HALE WHITE, JR. Greensboro Textile Technology Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Sec. 2; Golden Chain. Treas.; Blue Key; Agromeck, Editor 4, Organiz. Editor 3; Publications Board 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Delta Kappa Phi 3, 4; Orientation Group Leader 2. JAMES MINOR WHITEHEAD Electrical Engineering DALE WOOLWINE WHITFIELD Applied Mathematics Math Club 3, 4. Winston-Salem Raleigh RICHARD LEE WIDENHOUSE Huntersville Textile Chemistry Delta Kappa Phi; AATCC; Tennis 1; Intramurals 1, 2; Judicial Board; YDC; Freshman House Council. RUDOLF PAUL WIEGANO, JR. Physics Intramurals 2. 3. 4. MANMOHAN KRISHAN WIG Engineering Charlotte New Delhi, India [273] 41 Mw CLASS OF 1964 ALBERT GREEN WILDER Greensboro Recreation and Parh Administration Football 1. 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3. STEVEN GILBERT WILHELM Forest Management Track 1, 2, 3. 4; Inlramurals 1, 2. 3, 4; Forestry Club 3, 4 BROOKS MONROE WILLIAMS Electrical Engineering IEEE; Advanced AFROTC. Chillicothe, Ohio Wilson CARLOS ROBERT WILLIAMS, JR. Fayetteville Electrical Engineering Sigma Phi Epsilon; Technician, Sports Editor; Symphonic Band, Bus. Mgr.; Marching Band, Bus. Mgr.; Student Gov. Traffic Comm., Orien- tation Comm.; U. S. Naval Reserve Officer Candidate Program. FRANCIS WALTER WILLIAMS Winston-Salem Electrical Engineering Phi Kaopa Phi; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kapoa Nu, Rec. Sec. 4; Phi Eta Sigma; Scabbard Blade; Engineering Honors Program 3, 4; IEEE 4; ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4. MYRON RANDOLPH WILLIAMS Dunbar, W. Va. Electrical Engineering Eta Kappa Nu; Track 1; BSU 1, 2, 3, 4; 1962 Operations Crossroads Africa. RICHARD PLANCK WILLIAMS Fayetteville Electrical Engineering Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Kapoa Phi; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; IEEE; Bands. ROBERT DOUGLAS WILLIAMS Staley Agricultural Education FarmHouse: Education Senator. STEPHEN LEON WILLIAMS Nuclear Engineering Arnold Air Society 3, 4; Drum Bugle Corps 1, Kannapolis 2; Advanced ROTC. WARREN A. WILLIAMS Recreation and Park Administration Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Raleigh OBIE RICHARD WILLINGHAM, JR. Forest Management Brevard JAMES HYDE WILSON Industrial Arts— Technical Option Raleigh REX ORLANDO WILSON, JR. Geological Engineering AIME; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Spruce Pine ROBERT DWIGHT WINN, JR. Mechanical Engineering ASME; YMCA. Raleigh ALLEN POWERS WINSLOW Mechanical Engineering Sigma Pi. Guilford College THOMAS PRESTON WINSLOW Mechanical Engineering ASME. Raleigh JOE MICHAEL WISE Textile Technology Phi Psi. Shelby ALBERT BENTON WOMBLE Textile Technology Phi Kapoa Tau; Sigma Tau Sigma; Kappa Tau Phi; Textile Forum. Sanford Beta; Delta Kappa [274] ROY LYNN WOOD Wood Technology Aloha Zeta; Forest Products Research Soc Football 2, 3, 4; Advanced ROTC. Fayetteville , Treas.; Circle K Club; LEIGH CEDRICK WOODALL, JR. Civil Engineering — Construction Option ASCE: Arnold Air Society; Intramurals 1. 2, Wilson 3. 4; Advanced AFROTC. HUGH WILROY WOODS Nuclear Engineering Phi Eta Sigma; AIMS; Engineers Council. Raleigh BILLY LEONARD WORTMAN Morganton Metallurgical Engineering Alpha Sigma Nu, Pres.: ASM, Chairman; Intramurals 1, 2; Freshman Diners Club. JEFFREY ELLIS WRIGHT Furniture Manufacturing and Management Furniture Club 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Burlington JOSEPH FEW WRIGHT, JR. Electrical Engineering Eta Kappa Nu; IEEE; BSU; YMCA. Brevard ROBERT HAMLET WRIGHT Industrial Arts — Technical Option Intramurals 2. 3, 4. Halifax THIEU-LAM XA Textile Chemistry, Textile Technology AATCC. Hong Kong, China JAMES KENNEY YODER Industrial Arts — Technical Option Raleigh A fulfillment. [2751 md£ ifim r? r fe i CLASS OF 1964 WOODROW L. YONTS, JR. Raleigh Engineering ERNEST WAYNE YORK Cary Textile Technology Sigma Tau Sigma: Delta Kappa Phi, Pres., Treas. 3; Tompkins Textile Council 2, 3, 4. Pres.; Kappa Tau Beta, Vice-Pres. 3: Textile Forum, Co-Editor 4, Bus. Mgr. 3; Consolidated Univ. Student Council 4. DANIEL L. YOUNG Manhattan, Kan. Electrical Engineering Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; IEEE. RICHARD ANTHONY YOUNG Geological Engineering AIME 1, 2, 3, 4. WHITNEY L. YOUNG, JR. Experimental Statistics Pershing Rifles, Pledge Master 3; Scabbard Blade. ROBERT JOHN YURCHO Wildlife Biology Leopold Wildlife Club, Sec. Princeton Fayetteville Princeton, N. J. 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MOSS, FRANCIS TOMLINSON Fayetteville MOTTERN, MICHAEL MCDOWELL Scott AFB, III. MULLINAX, BARRY STEVE Hendersonville MULLINS, WILLIAM FRANCIS Short Hill, N. J. MUNDY, STEVEN DARRELL Conover MUNIN, AMBRISH VIPINBHAI Bombay, India MURDOCH, FRANCIS JOHNSTONE Raleigh MURRAY, DON BELK Monroe MURRAY, FINNIE ARDREY, JR. Burgaw MURRAY, J. FRED, II Wilmington MYERS, JAMES DEE, II Statesville NAU, WILLIAM HENRY Hickory NELSON, RALPH ARRELIUS, JR. Winston-Salem NEWELL, JAMES ROBERT Rocky Mount NEWSOME, MAJOR CHARLES, III Roanoke Rapids NEWTON, HENRY CALVIN, JR. Wagram NICHOLS, LARRY O ' NEIL Gastonia NICHOLSON, BROCK McFALL Raleigh NOBLES, JIM T. Dover NORDAN, JOHN McLEAN Concord NORMAN, HAROLD DEAN Charlotte NORRIS, MICHAEL REID Raleigh NORRIS, TED GORDEN Ayden NOWELL, TALMAGE EDWARD, JR. Raleigh OATES, DAVID JETHRO, III Rocky Mount (299J |P P p ' JB C P C LASS OF 1965 p P 1 o. r f . tT GATES, JOSEPH LEAROYD Hendersonville GATES, RGNALD WAYNE Hendersonville G ' SRIEN, JOHN FRANKLIN Rockingham OGBURN, HAROLD LEE Smithfield OGBURN, WADE LEWIS Roanoke Rapids OKEY, JOSEPH ALAN, JR. Graham OLDHAM, CARVIE S., JR. Durham OLIVER, CALVIN CECIL, JR. Varina OLIVER, ETHEL MARIE Gary OLLIS, JOHNNY RAY Morganton O ' NEAL, FREDERICK BRAXTON Raleigh ONER, MALI ALI E rzurum, Turkey G ' QUINN, BYRON JOHN Lillington ORMANDY, RAGAN HENRY Bessemer City ORMSBY, VICTOR JAMES, III Wadesboro ORR, THOMAS EARL Candler OSBORNE, JOE THOMAS Laurel Springs PADGETT, PATRICIA HAMILTON Forest City PAOLETTI, RICHARD LEE Toledo, Ohio PARHAM, WILLIAM CLYDE Latta, S. C. PARISH, WILLIAM JOSEPH Winston-Salem PARKER, ANNE MARIE Raleigh PARKER, DONALD CARROLL Brevard PARKER, JAMES STAFFORD Greensboro PARKS, DAVID JAMES Union Grove PARRISH, JAMES LINDBERG Bladenboro PARSONS, RALPH DALE Lenoir PASCHALL, RICHARD CARLTON, JR. Jacksonville PATTERSON, DONALD MEDFORD Wilmington PAUL, JAMES ERVING New Bern PAYNE, NORMAN TAYLOR, JR. Charlotte PEACOCK, WILLIAM A. J., Ill Sanford PEARCE, WILLIAM EUGENE Franklinton PEARSON, JOHN WILLIAM Apex PEARSON, THOMAS DEAL Wilkesboro PEELE, DONALD GENE Stokes PEER, GERALD WALTER Greensboro PEMBLE, GEORGE GIFFORD Walden. N. Y. PENNINGER, CHESTER BERNARD, JR. Charlotte PENNY, OLIVER CROMWELL Raleigh PERRY, DONALD DAVIS, III Hamlet PERRY, LLOYD THOMAS, JR. Merry Hill PHARR. FRANK THOMASON Concord PHELPS, DELANO R. Whiteville PHILBECK, ROBERT BEATTY Shelby PHILLIPS, DOUGLAS RAY West Jefferson PHILLIPS, WILLIAM THOMAS Kingstree, S. C. PINKSTON, FREDERICK WILLIAM , JR. Salisbury PIPKIN, ROBERT ALLEN Raleigh POISSON, JOHN PAUL Wilmington POPE, HAL DENNIS Havelock POPE, WILLIAM THURMAN Durham PORTER, GEORGE ZELL Fort Lauderdale, Fla. POUNDERS, JOSEPH CURTIS, JR. Shelby POWELL, EDGAR ERNEST, III Clemmons POWELL, ROBERT CLARENDON, JR. Asheville POWELL, WILLIAM EUGENE Greensboro PRESLAR, DONALD RAY Landis PRESLAR, ROBERT ALLEN Norfolk, Va. PREUSSEL, WILLARD GEORGE, JR. Winston-Salem PRITCHARD, JOHN STANLEY West Point, Va. PRITCHARD, WILLIAM EARL, JR. Hopewell, Va. PRITCHETT, THOMAS WILLS Elon College PUCKETT, RALPH KEITH PUGH, CHARLES DOUGLAS PUGH, ROBERT LYNNWOOD PYATTE, EDWARD MILTON QUICK, GERALD THOMAS RABB. WALTER WAGNER RANSONE, PHILIP OWEN Mount Olive Raleigh West Jefferson Lenoir Sanford Chapel Hill Hampton, Va. [300] JUNIORS RASMUSSEN, BIRGER KRISTIAN Raleigh RASOR. JAMES GRANT Raleigh RATLIFF, BLAKE ARNOLD, JR. Wadesboro RAY. JAMES HUGHIE Mars Hill REDDING, JOSEPH BRANSON High Point REDMON, ALAN THOMAS Liberty REDMON, IVEY MARTIN, JR. Kernersville REED, RUSSELL MORELAND Arlington. Va. REESE, MALCOLM EDWARD Earlville. N. Y. RENEAU, CALIX L. Raleigh REVELS, RICHARD WAYNE Raleigh REYNOLDS, WILLIAM ALVIN Rockingham RHEA, JIMMY HARRY Canton RHODES, THOMAS MARTIN Leaksville RHODES, WILLIAM GALE Leaksville RICHARDSON, RALPH JAMES Monroe RICHARDSON, WALTER EARL Raleigh RIDDICK, WILLIAM SIDNEY. JR. Elizabeth City RIDOUTT, CHARLES MONROE Garner RITCHIE, GLENN ELMO. JR. Richfield RITCHIE, SPENCER LEE Concord RIVENBARK, ROBERT KIDD Wallace ROBBINS, EDWARD HAMBY New Bern ROBERSON, EUGENE BENJAMIN, JR. Robersonville ROBERSON, HOKE SMITH, JR. Windsor ROBERSON, PAUL BERT Williamston ROBERTS, JOHN HUGHES. JR. Chase City, Va. ROBERTSON, JOSEPH R. Raleigh ROBESON. ROGER L. Tarboro ROBINSON. JACOB ELLIS Gastonia ROSE. JOHN EDWIN. JR. Charlotte ROSE, NORMAN HAROLD Princeton ROSE. WILLIAM JOHNSTON Littleton ROSEVEARE. NEWMAN Greenville ROSS. DONALD WILLIAM Sanford ROUTH, THOMAS STOCKARD Greensboro ROY, JOHN CURTIS, JR. Marietta, Ga. RUDASILL, ELBERT GEROUD Raleigh RUFTY, DONALD LEE Salisbury RULAND. ROSS ROGERS Phoenix. Ariz. RUNNING, KENNETH EDWARD Roanoke Rapids RUSSELL, MILLARD EUGENE Albemarle RUSSELL, ROGER ALAN Alexandria. Va. RUST. CHARLES GAYLE Charlotte SABAITIS. EUGENE JOSEPH Raleigh SALE. WILLIAM CROCKETT Ronda SAMPSON. ALFRED KENNETH, JR. Greensboro SAMS. JAMES DAVID. JR. Enka SANDERS. GUS C. JR. Shelby SANDERS, HARRY THOMAS. JR Southport SANDERS. JAMES CAMPBELL Badin SANFORD, JAMES CLARE Raleigh SAPP, ERNEST LEE Winston-Salem SATTERWHITE, CARL MOORE Salisbury SAUNDERS, SAMUEL GILMORE Waynesboro SAWYER, JAY KEITT Vanceboro SCARBOROUGH, WILLIAM GRAYSON Asheville SCESNY, ANTHONY JOSEPH Bellport. N. Y. SCHAUB, MARY HUNTER Apex SCHMIDT, KAAREN ANN Raleigh SCHOLL, ROBERT JULIUS, JR. A sheville SCHOTT, HENRY JOSEPH, JR. Ayden SCHUANDER, ERIC LEE South Orange, N. J. SCOFIELD, MICHAEL SMITH Princeton. N. J. SCOTT, EDWIN ROBINSON, JR Raleigh SEARS, WILLIAM WINSTON Morrisville SECHREST, WALTER STEVEN Lexington SERRELL, MORTON A., JR. Charlotte SHACKELFORD. NEAL HENRY. JR. Alamance SHARP, JACK LAWRENCE Greensboro f 3iL ' . 4::. ft if p iT r P i r 9 £ d M WW f? Q v ' [301] CLASS OF 1965 SHAW, JULIAN COUNCIL, JR. Bladenboro SHELTON. JOHNNY DALE Albemarle SHELTON. PAUL WILSON, JR. Pilot Mountain SHELTON, ROBERT WILLARD Madison SHEPHERD, DAVID WAYNE Salisbury SHIELDS, JOHN ANDREW Tryon SHILLINGLAW, JOHN PRESTON, JR Rock Hill, S. C. SHIRLEY, GEORGE RICHARD, JR. Greensboro SHIVES , BYRON LARRY Salisbury SHOOK , DAVID HAROLD Statesville SHUE, JAMES EUGENE Salisbury SHUFORD, GORDON ERIC, JR. Hickory SILLS. ERNEST KARL Hickory SIMMONS, JOHN MELVIN Burlington SLOOP, JERRY WAYNE Kannapolis SLOOP, JOHN ERWIN Wilkesboro SLOAN, LARRY Charlotte SMATHERS, GEORGE HARLEY Canton SMEATON, JAMES OGILVIE, III Bloomfield, N. J. SMITH, DANIEL McLEOD Greenville SMITH, DAVID PETER White Plains, N. Y. SMITH, GEORGE RAYVON Raleigh SMITH, HAMPTON LEE Jacksonville, Fla. SMITH, HAROLD DWIGHT, JR. Albemarle SMITH, HOVIS JULIAN Wingate SMITH, JAMES DAVID Benson SMITH, JAMES ERNEST Shelby SMITH, JAMES HAROLD Selma SMITH, JAMES STANLY SMITH, JAN BRYAN SMITH, JOSEPH VADEN SMITH, ROBERT WRIGHT SMITH, THOMAS PATTERSON SMITH, WALLACE EDWARD SMITH, WOODIE CLINTON SMITH, ZAN PREVOST SNELL, RICHARD FARGO SNIPES, JAMES VANCE, JR. SNYDER, PAUL, JR. SOMERS, HENRY WALTER, JR. SPAINHOUR, JOHN MICHAEL SPELL, THEADIE CARLTON, JR. SPENCER, DENNIS ODELL SPENCER, GRIMKEY RHETT, III SPENCER, JOSEPH MILTON SPIERS, DAVIS BRYANT, III SPOON, JOE FRANK S ' ALLINGS, LESTER ROBERT Arlington, Va. Marshville Raleigh Ayden Waxhaw Raleigh Raleigh Chapel Hill Lumberton Haw River Chapel Hill Burlington Lenoir Roseboro Hickory Rockingham Charlotte Franklin, Va. Liberty Wjnston-Salem STAMPLEY, ROBERT KNIGHTON Portsmouth, Va. Elizabeth City Leaksville Belmont Burlington STANALAND. JULIA JEAN STEAGALL, DARRELL CONRAD STEELE, JAMES GASTON, JR. STEELE, RONALD WAYNE STEENBURGH, CHARLES JOSEPH Amsterdam, N. Y. STEPHENS, JOSEPH EDWIN Wilmington, Del. STEPHENS, PHILIP CRAIG Rocky Mount STEPHENSON, EMEYLE FRANKLIN Como STEPPE, JAMES ALAN Valdese STEWART, THOMAS HAMILTON Henderson STIKELEATHER, WADE EUGENE Stony Point STIMPSON, ROBERT THOMAS Winston-Salem STINNER, RONALD EDWIN Freeport, N. Y. STOCKS, WILLIAM MATLOCK Hookerton STONE, DAVID RAY Stony Point STONER, JAMES EVERETT, JR. Concord STONER, ROBERT GLENN, JR. Richfield STORASKA, JOHN FREDERIC Bloomsburg, Pa. STOREY, JAMES ROMULUS Durham STOTT, DOUGLAS LEROY Greenville STOUGH, STANLEY DOUGLAS Woodleaf j l XTTt tJ tJ -fl fis ' CTJ. 7r p, p hmk.JfM¥ k iMdM£M P yrrr f Tj pr .- ' fr ' f- ' fZV ' - 1 O P [302] « P p j ftTT 9 fpv ' ijL , |k fei l ' C •7 ' ■ ■K mgPpiB! ■■MBH| HB H ' ' TT ' T pr ' ' ' ■ ' ' ' q B |P p IB BS P MK t BiPm fc fe ' w f r JUNIORS STOWE. GERRY FRANCIS Kannapolis STREETER, ROBERT THOMAS Canisteo, N. Y. STROUP, THOMAS FRANK Brevard STRUMFELS, LESLIE DWAIN WILLIAM Winston-Salem STUART, DAVID HEATH Winston-Salem STUCKEY, JOHN DANIEL Monroe STUMP, CHAD McCLANAHAN Lynchburg, Va. STUTTS, JOHNNY ELLIOTT Mooresville STYERS, C. NEIL Gastonia SULLIVAN, ALBERT GRAY Hickory SUMMERLIN, JOHN DAVID Kinston SUMMERS, RICHARD LEE Toledo, Ohio SUMMITT, JIMMY BEN Cherryville SUMNER, CHARLES THOMAS Charlotte SURRATT, ROBERT EARL Greensboro SUTTON, JOE ADAMS Asheville SWAIM, JAMES GRAY Elkin SWAIN, BARRY STEPHEN Walkertown SWAIN, JAMES WARREN Columbia SWING, FOIL DAVID, JR. Lexington TARRANT, WILLIAM THOMAS, IV Gary TATE, HAROLD VERNON, JR. Farmville, Va. TAYLOR, DOUGLAS ELMORE Connelly Springs TAYLOR, DOUGLAS WILDER Whitakers TAYLOR, HOWARD KELLY, JR. Como TAYLOR, JOHN LEROY Conway TAYLOR, JULIAN RALEIGH Raleigh TAYLOR, RICHARD SLAUGHTER Goldsboro TAYLOR, ROBERT WARWICK Lumberton TAYLOR, WARREN ERNEST Portsmouth, Va. TEDDER, JAMES JOSEPH Greensboro TERRELL, JAMES DAVIS Morehead City TERRY, MARSHALL RAY Albemarle TESTER, EDWARD KEITH Blowing Rock THOMAS, CHARLES HUBERT, JR. Marion THOMAS, DAVID EDWARD Weaverville THOMAS, EDWARD RUSSELL Farmville THOMAS, JACK MARTIN Boone THOMAS, JAMES L. Winston-Salem THOMAS, JOHN MITCHELL Raleigh THOMAS, WILLIAM JOHN Raleigh THOMPSON, LAFAYETTE, JR. Lucama THOMPSON, LEONARD ROCKETT Conover THOMPSON, SAMUEL MARMON Spruce Pine THOMPSON, WILLIAM KEITH Raleigh THOMSON, MARVIN WILLIAM Wmston-Salem THOROUGHGOOD, JAMES ALBERT Raleigh TIMBERLAKE, GUY JACKSON, JR. Timberlake TORCH lA, DONALD LEE Utica, N. Y. TOTHILL, ALLEN KYLE Winston-Salem TOWLER, DWIGHT ARNOLD Chatham, Va. TROUTMAN, KENNETH WAYNE Charlotte TRUITT, MARY ANN Durham TUCKER, LARRY THEODORE Oakboro TUCKER, ROBERT BLAIN, JR. Winston-Salem TUCKER, RUSS HALL Mount Airy TULLUCK, WILLIAM ERNEST, JR. Orangeburg, S. C. TURBYFILL, PRESSLEY LYTHANUEL Maiden TURNER, JAMES KEITH TYREE. WILLIAM CHALK TYSINGER, GARY L. UNDERWOOD, DANIEL MARION VAN ANDA, JAMES BYRON VAN BOSKERCK, JAMES ABRAM VANCE, JOHN FRANCIS, JR. VANCE, RUSSELL GRADY VAN VOORHIS, BRUCE VERNON, CLAY HESTER, III VESTAL, THOMAS JOHNSON VICK, JOHN GILBERT Lincolnton Salisbury Sanford Burlington High Point Pineblutf Kernersville Burlington Raleigh Milton Yadkinville Kinston [303] rj W P ec W Iy p p ' Jp c - ,., pep „ |D . CLASS OF 1965 VINCELL. JOHN H. Raleigh VONCANNON. ROBERT WESLEY High Point WADSWORTH. JOHN CHAUNCEY Magnolia WAHAB. THOMAS ALLEN Warsaw WALL. MICHAEL WILEY Henrietta WALLACE, RALPH THOMAS Cameron WALTERS, JAMES FRANKLIN Laurinburg WARD, CARTER STUDDERT Whiteville WARD, DAVID FRANCIS Wilmington WARD, PERRY LEE Canton WARD. ROBERT KEITH High Point WARE. JAMES HUNTER, JR. Mount Holly WARE. MELVIN LUTHER K ings Mountain WARNER. BRADY HOLTON. JR. Lexington WARNER. GARY BRITAIN Thomasville WARNER. GRANT HERBERT W ilmington, Del. WARREN, CHARLES GLENN Robersonville WARREN, JAMES BENNETT Asheville WARREN, JOE B., JR. Newton Grove WARREN, LARRY DEAN Newton Grove WARREN, RALPH MAYO Chapel Hill WATFORD, GARY CARL Thomasville WATKINS, DEAL PRINCE Raleigh WATSON. FRED ROGER Lenoir WAY, WARREN WADE Charlotte WAYT. MERRITT WINSLOW, JR. Greensboro WEAVER, GLENN ODELL Raleigh WEAVER, KENNETH SHERIDAN Mebane WEBB, WILLIAM FRANK Candler WEBSTER, HUGH B. Yanceyville WEBSTER, MAURICE WILSON Cary WEISIGER, DAVID ALAN Fanwood. N. J. WELLMAN, GEORGE HARMON, JR. Salisbury WELLS. JACK Asheville WESTON. RALPH BOYCE. JR. Raleigh WETMORE, PAUL HARRINGTON, JR. Raleigh WETZELL, WILLIAM LOUIS, III Gastonia WHALEY, RONALD LARRY Garner WHEELER, DONALD WAYNE Benson WHITE, GEORGE ORMAND Lillington WHITE, KENNETH GLENN South Mills WHITE. LARRY RONALD Randleman WHITE, MARTIN KELLOGG Mount Gilead WHITE, MURRAY REED Charlotte WHITE. WILLIAM PARRY DINSMORE Durham WHITFIELD, WILLIAM ANTHONY Robersonville WHITLEY, WILLIAM EDWARD Rockingham WHITMAN, WILLIAM EDWIN Winter Haven. Fla. WHITTEN. STEPHEN LAND Thomasville WHORLEY. STANLEY GRIFFIN Raleigh WIATT, FAYETTE CONQUEST Gloucester, Va. WIDENHOUSE, WILLIAM CARROLL Morganton WILBUR. ROBERT LINN WILKINS, CHARLES ANDREW WILKINSON, RICKY JEYRL WILKINSON, ROBERT HENRY Raleigh Greensboro Claremont Mooresville WILLARD, RONNIE LEE WILLIAMS, BILLY MASON WILLIAMS. JOHN RALPH WILLIAMS, JOSEPH SPEED, III WILLIAMS, MARVIN DOUGLAS WILLIAMS. ROBERT KEITH WILLIAMS, ROGER GARROU Winston-Salem Durham Tryon Greensboro Kannapolis Newton Grove Valdese WILLIAMS. ROY COLON Eagle Sprmgs WILLIAMSON. PRESTON McCALIPIN, JR. Winston-Salem WILLIS. FRED SWINDELL. JR. Morehead City WILLIS, ROBERT LEE, JR. Lawndale WILSON, CHARLES THOMAS, JR. Durham WILSON, DANIEL MAURICE Marion WILSON, JACK WILCOX Gastonia 13041 JUNIORS WILSON, JAMES DONALD Statesville WILSON, WOODY 02DELL Raleigh WILTSHIRE, ROBERT ARLINGTON, II Chevy Chase, Md. WINTON, CHARLES NEWTON Raleigh WISEMAN, DANIEL MARTIN Statesville WOFFORD, JOHN CHARLES Johnson City, Tenn. WOLFF, MAURY Fredericksburg, Va. WONG, JUAN MIGUEL Havana, Cuba WONG, MANUEL Havana, Cuba WOOD, CLARENCE LUKE Swannanoa WOOD, JOHN DALLIE Clayton WOODEN, HARRY HOLMES. JR Cleveland Heights, Ohio WOODSON, JOHN WAYNE Chase City, Va. WOODY, ROBERT EDWARD Gastonia WOOLARD, MICHAEL GLENN Robersonville WOOTEN, GLENWOOD WOODY Fountain WOOTEN, SIMON AUGUSTUS, JR. Wilson WORDSWORTH, ALBERT GREY Rocky Mount WORKMAN, DAVID WHITSON Thomasville WORSLEY, LARRY HINES Oak City WRAY, DAVID LINTON Shelby WRENN, CLYDE WYLIE WRIGHT, FRANK HADLEY, JR. WRIGHT, KENNETH EUGENE WRIGHT, PETER LEE WRIGHT, TEDDY JEROME WYCHE, HENRY BLANCHARD, WYNN, GERALD MARTIN Chester, S. C. Ramseur Hickory Fort Bragg Rutherfordton JR. Hallsboro Henderson YARBOROUGH, JAMES LOWELL YARBROUGH, FRED ADDISON YARBROUGH, JOHN WAGNER YASINSAC, ANDREW, JR. YAUGER, HARRY ROBERT, JR. YOUNG, SAMUEL REMMEL YOUNG, THOMAS HOWARD Shelby Lexington Winston-Salem Sparta Baltimore, Md. Roanoke Rapids Norlina YOUNT, THOMAS EDWARD ZIMMERMAN, JAMES LEE, JR. Newton Lexington P n f!) p Even that name can be changed. SOPHOMORES Left to right: James Miller, Sylvia Williams, Joy Johnson, John Sullivan. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS John Leo Sullivan President James Patrick Miller, Jr. Vice-President Joy Marjorie Johnson Secretary Sylvia Janice Williams Treasurer (3061 AARON, JAMES G. Gary ABERNETHY, GEORGE WESLEY. JR. Morganton ABERNETHY, MAX DAVID Vale ABRAMS, CHARLIE FRANK, JR. Macclesfield ADAMS, JAMES HALL, JR. Statesville ADAMS. JOHN EDWIN. JR. Asheboro ADKINS. JOHN GRAYSON Hallsboro ADKINS. MARVIN WAYNE Enfield ALFORD. JOHN LAWRENCE Charlotte ALLEN, BENJAMIN HARDING Belhaven ALLEN, CLAUDE DAVIS Greensboro ALLEN, JAMES WADE Leasburg ALLEN. JOHN LEACH Troy ALLEN, SONDRA JEAN Shelby ALLSBROOK, ERNES T R., JR. Gary ALMOND, CHARLES BARRETTE, JR. Albemarle ALTEMUS, ROBERT WAYNE Miami, Fla. AMAN, DAVID MANLEY Jacksonville AMOS, JOSEPH THURMAN, JR. Morganton ANDERSON, EDWARD JAMES Raleigh ANDERSON, HARRY EDWARD Louisa, Va. ANDERSON, JOHN KENNEDY Raleigh ANDREWS, GUS LENO, JR. Tarboro ANDREWS, ROBERT FRANKLIN, III Brevard ANDREWS, ROY WAYNE Mt. Holly ASHTON, MAX R. Raleigh ASHWORTH, DONALD JACKSON Brevard ATKINS, PHILIP WILSON Colfax ATTIA, JACK Colon, Panama AULBERT, HAROLD VAN High Point AUSTIN, JOHN BENTON High Point AUSTIN, THOMAS FORREST. JR. Silver Soring, Md. AUSTIN. THOMAS GILLIAM Willow Springs AVANT. HUGH BRACKETT Forest City AVANT. JULIUS HOWARD Bladenboro BABB, EVERETTE HOKE Holly Springs BAHNSON. CHARLES FREDERICK. JR. Cooleemee BAILEY. HENRY DAVID Raleigh BAILEY, JAMES RONALD Marion BAKER, JAMES PHILIP Raleigh BAKER, WILLIAM CURTIS Rocky Mount BALLANCE, DANIEL DEMPSEY Mayock BANNAN, WILLIAM CHARLES Newburgh, N. Y. BARBOUR, NANCY SPENCE Raleigh BARHAM, RICHARD DENNIS Franklin, Va. BARKER, JOHN COOMBS Salisbury BARNES. SANFORD TAYLOR Lucama BARNETT, GEORGE WAYNE Raleigh BARRETT. GEORGE RAY Dunn BARRINGER. JAMES RAY Richfield BARROW, TAYLOR EVERETTE, III Greensboro BARWICK, ARNOLD GLENN Goldsboro BATCHELOR, WILLIAM RAY Nashville BAUCOM, CHARLES DANIEL Apex BAUCOM, TONY JACKSON Polkton BEAM. EDWIN COLUMBUS Shelby BEAMON. JAMES DEWEY Goldsboro BEASLEY. JOSEPH LEROY Benson BECK, JERRY LINDSEY Lexington BECKHAM, LARRY THOMAS Henderson BECKOM, JIMMIE LEE Burlington BEESON, WILLIS EDWIN Sophia BELL. ARLAND LEVA Havelock BELL, RICHARD J. Charlotte BENDER, RICHARD ALLEE Fayetteville BENNETT, CHARLES RADFORD Greensboro BENSON, WILLIAM ATKINSON Charlotte BERMAN, LEONARD JAY Brooklyn, N. Y. BERNARD, MICHAEL H. G reens Farms, Conn. BIDDLE, RONALD ERRINGTON, JR. Asheboro BIGGERS, SHERRILL BOST. JR. Spindale BIGGS, CHARLES LEON, JR. Fayetteville BILGER. WILLIAM DANIEL Durham BISSETTE. GEORGE HUBERT Denver BLACK. BEN BURLESON, JR. Stanfield BLACK. GERALD MICHAEL High Point BLACKWOOD, ROY ELTON Raleigh h ' f h i-sr ' m f. f f l - ' r.- ' W in- C-i P- ' IT rr s Cj fZD p f - f y 1 rv [307] CLASS OF 1966 BLAIR, WILLIAM MONROE Charlotte BLAKE, RICHARD EARL Mechanicsville, Iowa BLAKELY, MICHAEL RAND Sanford BLAND, DANIEL ALDERMAN, JR. Raleigh BLANTON, ALBERT BATTIE, JR. Shelby BLANTON, DWIGHT HUBERT Laurel Hill BLEICKEN, CARL W. Hingham, Mass. BLONDEAU, HAROLD EARL Glen Burnie. Md. BLUM, NANCY MARIE Fayetteville BLYTHE, DOUGLAS CALE Franklin, Va. BOCHENEK, PETER FREDERIC McLean, Va. BOGART, BARRY C. Hampton, N. J. BOHLAND, JOHN FRANCIS, JR. Tobaccoville BOLICK, THOMAS DEANE Lenoir BOLTREK, PETER B Wantagh, N. Y. BOOKER, HAROLD Varina BOOKER, JAMES STEVEN Greensboro BOONE. GEORGE LEEFORD, JR. Rocky Mount BORDER. CHARLES RICHARD. JR. Waynesville BOWERS. CROWELL GATTIS Norwood BOWERS. KEITH ADRIAN Thomasville BOWMAN, MICHAEL LEE Julian BOYKIN. JAMES OLIVER Wilson BRADY. WILLIAM THOMAS Carthage BRAKE, JAMES EARL Rocky Mount BRAME, JOHN THOMAS North Wilkesboro BRANT, MARGARET RUTH Raleigh BRAUCHER. DANIEL SAMUEL Leesport, Pa. BRAUER, JOHN WILLIAM Norlina BREITENBACH, BARRY WILLIAM Morganton BRENNER, DAVID CHARLES Asheboro BRESLER, ROBERT WARD Weaverville BRIDGERS, BENJAMIN LEE Pinetops BRIGHT, DOUGLAS E. Elizabeth City BRINKLEY. GARY STEPHEN Mocksville BRINKLEY. JACK WILLARD Milton BRISBIN, GEORGE H.. JR. Limona, Fla. BRISSON. ISAAC HENRY Salisbury BRITT, MILTON RAY Goldsboro BRirr. WILLIAM MOSES Raleigh BROADHURST. EDWIN BORDEN. JR Smithfield BROCKETT. ROBERT LEARY Elizabeth City BRODIE, BENJAMIN THORP Scotland Neck BROGDEN. DOUGLAS EDWIN Marshall BROOKBANK. JOHN BOWMAN, II Winston-Salem BROOKS, ROBERT ALFRED Shelby BROOKS. SAMUEL FRANKLIN Richmond. Va. BROOKSHIRE, CURTIS BULLA. JR. Randleman BROOME. GARY ARTFORD Waxhaw BROOME, TIMOTHY GAYLE Monroe BROUILLARD, LESLIE LORIN. JR. Rich Square BROWER. LENNIS ROGER High Point BROWN, DAVID EDWARD Clarkton BROWN, DAVID GABRIEL Statesville BROWN, DAVID STEPHEN Rocky Mount BROWN, EARL MENDENHALL Greensboro BROWN, EDWARD EARL, JR. Jamesville BROWN. GEORGE BALDWIN Scotland Neck BROWN. JOHN CHARLES Norfolk, Va. BROWN, JOSEPH THEODORE Elkin BROWN, OTIS BARTON Raleigh BROWN, ROBERT CLIFFORD Asheville BROWN, WILLIE THOMAS Bear Creek BROWNING, HUBERT FRANKLIN, JR. Durham BROWNING, KERRY B. Raleigh BRUMBERG, CHARLES STEVEN Fayetteville BRUNKHURST, WAYNE CHARLES Tallman, N. Y. BRYAN, BYRON EUGENE, JR. Mount Olive BRYAN, ROBERT PRESTON, JR. Raleigh BRYSON. ROBERT MacDONALD Sylva BUMGAR NER, CONNIE EULALIA Morganton BUMGARNER, JOHN STEPHEN Stanley BUNDY, THEDA TUCKER Salisbury BURCH, DAVID CARROLL Faison BURDA, RAYMOND JOHN McKeesport, Pa. BUTTS, JOHN EDWARD Laurinburg BYARD, LARRY FREDERICK Liverpool, N. Y. V mmUtM JfMKmkL [308] SOPHOMORES p ,c p o O (? BYRD, BOBBY GENE Windsor BYRD, EVERETTE WADE, JR. Clarkton BYRD, GRANVILLE CREIGHTON, JR. Dunn BYRD, HEBRON FRANKLIN, JR. Smithfield BYRD, LARRY DARWIN Albemarle CADIEU, CHARLES ROY Gaffney, S. C. CAIN, ARTHUR EUGENE Greensboro CAISON, ROBERT EUGENE Kenansville CALHOUN, JOHN PATTERSON Laurinburg CALLAHAN, WILLIAM SANFORD Lynchburg, Va. CAMERON, WALTER A. Cameron CAMPBELL, CARLTON LEE, JR. Raleigh CAMPBELL, WILLIAM HIRAM Rocky Mount CANADAY, KATHLEEN Raleigh CANNON, NYAL LYNN Charlotte CANNON, ROBERT MAURICE Roanoke, Va. CANNON, ROBERT ROUNTREE Ayden CAPALBO, TONY BRUCE Cicero, III. CAPPS, JESSE LOUIS Raleigh CAPSTAFF, ARTHUR ERIKSON, JR. Newport News, Va. CARMICHAEL, FLOYD WILLARD, JR Oxford CAROON, WILLIAM THOMAS Poplar Branch CARPENTER, DANIEL EDWARD Durham CARPENTER, GEORGE PATRICK Cherryville CARR, WILLIAM LEE Clinton CARRIKER, WILLIAM WOODROW, JR. Harrisburg CARROLL, JERRY LEE Benson CARROLL, ROYCE EDWARD Fayetteville CARROUTH, STEVEN WAYNE Henrietta CARSON, NORMAN EUGENE, JR. Bethel CARTER, JAMES DOUGLAS Raleigh CARTER, JERRY BARHAM Wake Forest CARTER, THOMAS KEARNS Asheboro CARVER, RONALD VERNON Raleigh CATHEY, JOSEPH TURNER, JR. Waynesville CAUDILL, WILLIAM RILEY Washington, D. C. CAVENESS, EDWIN GENE Ramseur CHANDLER, ERNEST RANDOLPH South Boston, Va. CHANDLER, ROBERT LINDON, III Salisbury CHAPPELL, ROBERT WARD Raleigh CHAPPELL, THEODORE JUDSON Raleigh CHEATHAM, JAMES SHERWOOD Oxford CHESLEY, EVERETT PLEASANT Asheville CHESTNUTT, ROBERT SPENCER Mathews, Va. CHILDERS, BOYD WESLEY Connelly Springs CHILDS, GEORGE COSTNER Wadesboro CHISWELL, ALFRED GREGSON, JR. Southern Pines CLARK, CLARENCE RAYMOND Skyland CLARK, THOMAS MASON Burlington CLAY, FRANK RAYNARD High Point CLAYTON, VICTOR EDWARD, JR. Roxboro CLEMMER, THOMAS ANDERSON Gastonia CLEMMONS, CHARLES MOODY Clayton CLOCKER, EVERETT JOSEPH Alexandria, Va. CLODFELTER, AUSTIN LADO, JR. Thomasville CLODY, WILLIAM FRANCIS Raleigh CLONTZ, CHARLIE JONES Kings Mountain COBB, ANNETTA JONES Raleigh COBURN, ROSINA TRANEVA Raleigh COFER, BENNY CLIFTON Charlotte COKER, PETER LEE Allentown, Pa. COLEMAN, JAMES DONALD, JR. Burlington COLLINS, ROGER DALE Boonville COLLINS, ROGER MANN Greenville COLLIS, RONALD WAYNE Danville, Va. COLTRANE, GLENN GRAY Greensboro CONSTANTINO, MARCIA ANN Raleigh COOPER, CHARLES NELSON Shelby COOPER, GARY ROBERT Morganton COOPER, ROBERT DOUGLAS, JR. Fayetteville COOPER, STUART ALLEN Winston-Salem COOR, EUSTACE OVID, III Smithfield CORBETT, ALEX GRAY Fountain COUCH, DENNIS FLOYD Morrisville COWAN, DONALD GRAHAM Cleveland COWARD, JULIUS DOWDLE Asheville COX, CHARLES EUGENE Goldsboro [309] CLASS OF 1966 ., .- Q JtAikMiLkktM ii Mh cox, DAVID RANDOLPH Snow Camp COX, JAMES GILBERT Lexington COX, JERRY LESTER Four Oaks COX. JOHN THOMAS Whiteville COX, RALPH WILLIAM Winston-Salem CRAIG, DAVID MICHAEL Swain, Ark. CRANFORD, JERRY COLON Morristown. Tenn. CRAUN, RAYMOND MILLER, JR. Camden, S. C. CRAVEN, EDWIN ASBURY, JR. Greensboro GRAVER. DANIEL FOIL Winston-Salem CREECH. GEORGE CLIFTON. JR. Raleigh CREECH. WILLIAM KENNETH Snow Hill CREED. JACK WALTERS KnDxville. Tenn. CRESIMORE. JOE HUITT Newton CROWE. ROGER DAVID Shelby CROXTON. RANDOLPH RUDISILL Burlington CUMMINGS. PAUL. JR. Vass CUNNINGHAM. THOMAS GREELEY Monroe CURRIN. JAMES THOMAS Chesapeake, Va CURRIN. JERRY LEE Benson GUSHING. BETTY BARNARD Cheshire, Conn. DAIL. GLENN McRAE Mount Olive DAIL. LUTHER HARRY Ayden DAILEY. JAMES EDWARD Raleigh DANIEL. ELMER RICKS. JR. Spring Hope DAUGHTRY. LUTHER JOYNER Conway DAVE, STEVEN JOEL Asheville DAVENPORT, VANCE STEVE Mount Airy DAVIS, BARBARA LOUISE Flat Rock DAVIS, HAROLD KENNETH Mount Holly DAVIS, LEWIS EVERETT Pikeville DAVIS, ROBERT HAMILTON West Jefferson DAVIS, SAMUEL DUDLEY Pollocksville DAVIS, SILAS BRUCE Charlotte DAVIS. WARREN JAY Glassport, Pa. DAVIS. WILLIAM MARTIN Charlotte DAY. GERALD WALTER Gary DAY, RONALD NEWELL Timberlake DAYVAULT, RODGERS EDWARD, JR Lexington DEAN, MARION CASEY Falls Church, Va. DEITZ, DANNY RONALD Sylva DELAINI, JOHN MICHAEL Sparrows Point. Md. DELLINGER, CLEMENT MODE Cherryville DELLINGER, THOMAS ALBAN Hickory DEMENT, EDWARD FRANKLIN Durham DICKERSON, BOBBY NELSON Oxford DILLINGHAM, DAVID LEE Barnardsville DILLON, LARRY ALVIN Lynchburg. Va. DIMINO, ANTHONY WILLIAM Valley Stream, N. Y. DISK. GEORGE GROVNER Charlotte DIXON. RICHARD LEE Oak Hill. W. Va. DODD. JOHN PERRY. JR. Salisbury DONALDSON. CHARLES LAFAYETTE, JR. Statesville DRIVER, KENNETH WADE Tarboro DUCKETT, GORDON FRANCIS Asheville DUDLEY, HOWARD JA CKSON Swansboro DUFFY, DANIEL RAY Salem, Va. DUGAN, JAMES FRANCIS, III Goldsboro DUMAS, ORRIS FRANK. JR. Goldsboro DUNCAN, DONNIE GENE Tabor City DUNCAN, JOHN LEWIS Durham DUNSTAN, KURT WHITMAN Maywood, N, J. DURHAM, BILLY JAMES Pantego DYSON, WILLIAM LEE Goldsboro EARP, WILLIAM HENRY Durham EDGERTON. GREGORY ELTON Newport News, Va. EDGINGTON. ROBERT BARRY Ontario, Can. EDMONDSON. ERROL RODNEY Bethel EDWARDS. ROBERT DALE Washington EDWARDS. RONALD CHARLES Sparta EDWARDS. TOMMY CHARLES Gastonia EDWARDS, WALTER RONNIE Plymouth EFIRD, KILLIAN DANIEL Charlotte EGGLESTON, THOMAS WAYNE Star ELLEDGE, WILLIAM CLIFFORD Raleigh ELLEN, WILLIAM CORDIA Rocky Mount ELLIOTT, DONALD RADFORD High Point 13101 ELLIOTT, LARRY THOMAS Virgilina, Va. ELLIOTT, WILLIAM JOSEPH, JR. Rutherfordton ELLIS, DAVID JACKSON Arlington, Va. ELLIS. STEPHEN LEROY Shelby ESTES, ROBERT DEAN Lenoir EUBANKS, ROY ALBERT Trenton EURE, GORDY ROBERT Morehead City EVANS, JOSEPH BROWNE, JR. Newport EVANS, MORRIS Johnstown, N. Y. EVANS. ROBERT HUGH Monroe, Va. EVERETT, DAVID C. Bath EVERETT. JAMES LOCKHART Laurinburg EZELL, JAMES DOUGLAS Charlotte FAIRES, WADE ELIAS. JR. Gastonia FARMER. CHARLES THOMAS Goldsboro FARR, ISAAC COLEMAN. JR. Spring Hope FAULK, JONATHAN THOMAS Sanford FAW, AVERY LEE Warrensville FEATHERSTONE. DENNIS KEITH Charlotte FELDMAN. WILLIAM MAX Sa nta Barbara, Calif. FERGUSON, ANNETTE WALKER Walkertown FERGUSON, JOHN THOMAS, JR. Pasadena, Texas FERNANDES, MANUEL 1. H. Bombay, India FERRAND, JAIME Lima. Peru FERRELL, EXCELL OSBORNE Durham FERRELL, JANET MARION Raleigh FERRELL, LARRY JOSEPH Clayton FIDLER, KERMIT DON Charlotte FINNEY, JERRY WILBORN Jonesville FISHER, HUGH ROBERT Wake Forest FISHER, JAMES EMMETT Asheville FISHER, JAMES LOUIS Morganton FISHER, ROBERT KINSMAN Alexandria. Va. FITCHETT, GAIL CULVER Pittsboro FITZGERALD, JAMES HARRIS. JR. Winston-Salem FLEMING, RONALD CECIL Scotland Neck FLOWERS. GERALD ECTLIS Taylor, Mich. FOLB, FRANKLIN MILLER Winston-Salem FORE. RICHARD GARY Waynesville FOREMAN, WILLIAM WOODLEY Elizabeth City FORREST, THOMAS Ayden FORSHAW, THOMAS, III Charlotte FORT, HENRY MILLS, JR. Charlotte FOSTER, JOSEPH WELDON Plymouth FOURIE, JOE SEPARIL Raleigh FOWLER. EDWIN DOUGLAS Durham FOWLER. MICHAEL FRANCIS Cliffside FOWLER, THOMAS DURHAM Durham FOWLER, THOMAS HACKLER Winston-Salem FOX, EDWIN HERITAGE Siler City FRANCIS, JOHN ERVIN Harmony FREDERICK, FRANK LASHLEY Burlington FREEMAN. JOHN FRINK, JR. Bladenboro FREEZE, DON WORTH China Grove FRESHWATER, MONTY CRAIG Mebane FRIERSON, JOHN LAWRENCE, III Darlington, S. C. FRY, CECIL WILMONT, JR. Edenton FRYAR, GEORGE WOO DROW, JR. McLeansville FULGHUM. JAMES SPENCER. Ill Raleigh FULGHUM, ROBERT CARL Wilson FULLER, JOHN EDWARD Wyckoff, N. J. FULTON, JAMES WOODROW, JR. Winston-Salem FUNDERBURK, JAMES OTTO, JR. Charlotte GABRIEL, RICHARD GILL Asheville CADDY, WILLIAM MARVIN, JR. Brevard GALLIMORE, PAUL JAMES Lexington GAMBILL. SIDNEY CARRICK Bridgeville, Pa. GARDNER, LEONARD SELDON, JR. Durham GARGIS. JAMES OLIVER Raleigh GARNER. JAMES TRAVIS. JR. Rocky Mount GARRISON, LUENA AMES Pfafftown GASTON, JOSEPH PARKE Raleigh GAYLORD. ONWARD JAMES. JR. Henderson GEE, JAMES BROOKS Burlington GIBSON, CEDRIC LAMONT Raleigh GIBSON, GEORGE COLEMAN Raleigh GILBERT, PAUL PRESSLEY Statesville t. SM ,♦ TO g |.i w v [311 CLASS OF 1966 GILES. THOMAS LANCASTER Monroe GILSTAD, CLAIRE JOHN Kings Mountain GIOIN, RONALD ANTHONY Bethpage, N. Y. GLOVER, FRANK ALEXANDER Gastonia GODWIN, JERRY LANIER Wilson GOETHERT, REINHARD KARL Manchester. Tenn. GOFORTH, PHILLIP DARRELL Monroe GOLD, WILLIAM ALFRED Winterville GOOCH, EUGENE DOUGLAS Stem GOODMAN, GALE HERBERT West Jefferson GOODMAN, VICTOR JOHNSTON. JR. Rockingham GOODNIGHT, FRED R., JR. Kannapolis GOODNIGHT, WILLIAM HAROLD, JR. China Grove GOODWIN, LEONARD GOTTEN Stem GORDON, ROSS LIONEL Four Oaks GRADY, DONALD LEWIS Mount Olive GRAHAM, WILLIAM EDWARD Fayettevilie GRASS, JOHN MAURICE York, Pa. GREEN, JOSEPH ALLEN Zebulon GREEN, RAYMOND VERNON Brevard GREEN, RICHARD JOHN Painesville, Ohio GREENWAY, ROBERT McKINLEY Winston-Salem GREGORY, JOSEPH ALEXANDER Angier GRIBBLE, JAMES EDWARD Dallas GRIFFIN, DWIGHT McLEAN, JR. Pittsboro GRIFFIN. HENRY NEWBOLD Elizabeth City GRIFFIN, JOHN WAYNE Edenton GRIFFIN, JOHNNY GRAY Williamston GRIGGS, GEORGE MICHAEL KannapoliS GRUBBS, THOMAS ODELL, JR. Winston-Salem GRUEHN. CHARLES EDWARD Greensboro GUNZ, WILLIAM REYNOLDS Pompano Beach, Fla. GURGANUS, THOMAS BURL Plymouth GURLEY, EDWARD, III High Point GURLEY, GEORGE THOMAS Goldsboro GUTHRIE, RAY BUREN Sanford HACKNEY, GEORGE FRANKLIN Durham HAHN, ROBERT CHRISTOPHER Long Island City, N. Y. HAIGLER. KENNETH WILLIAM Monroe HAIRE, JOHN DURHAM Elizabethtown HALE, EDWARD DAVIS Roanoke Rapids HALE, PATRICIA RAE Aiken, S. C. HALEY, ROGER LEE Mebane HALFOR, JOSEPH Guatemala HALL, DAVID JOEL Wilmington HALL, MURRELL DEAN Pink Hill HALL, WILLIAM LESLIE, JR. Autryville HALLDORSON, MAGNUS ARNE Asheville HALLMAN, ROBERT WILLIAM Hickory HAM, PHYLLIS M. Raleigh HAMER, MARVIN JOSEPH Raleigh HAMLETT, ROSWELL WOODROW, JR. Durham HAMMACK, JOSEPH LEONARD, JR. Burlington HAMRICK, DAVID LAWRENCE Elizabeth City HAMRICK, MAX JOHN Shelby HANNAH, HAROLD EUGENE Troy HARDY, CHARLES WHITFIELD Hookerton HARMAN, JOHN HOLT Washington, D. C. HARMON, FRANK LLOYD Buies Creek HARPER, PATRICK HENRY Kinston HARPER, RONALD MILLER Clemmons HARRILL, THOMAS DEWEY Cramerton HARRIS, FRANK ODELL, JR. Mebane HARRIS, GARLAND LUTHER, JR. Jacksonville HARRIS, JORDAN CLARENCE, III Elizabeth City HARRIS, RONALD BENSON Rocky Mount HARRIS, ROY WAYNE Hollister HARRIS, VERNON OSWALD, JR. Washington HARRISON, JAMES LAWRENCE Charlotte HART, HELEN DIANE Apex HART, PHILIP LEIGHTON Winston-Salem HART, ROBERT EDMOND Elizabeth City HARTGROVE, ROBERT HUGHES Winston-Salem HARTMAN. CHARLES FREDERICK Raleigh HARTZELL, CLEON LEONIDAS Absecon, N. J. HAUSER, DAVID THOMAS Winston-Salem HAWKINS, GEORGE MICHAEL Cliffside e ' Her ?■ PP 9 © P [3121 gTJ p p p p p. [ HAWKINS, JERRY KAY HAWKS, BENJAMIN DONALD HAYES, CHARLES EDWIN HAYES, GEORGE MARVIN HAYES, WILBUR RONALD HAYNES, GARY DENNIS HAYWOOD, RICHARD BERNARD HEDGECOCK, JAMES STANLEY HEGGAN, DONALD ERNEST HEGGIE, ALEXANDER PALMER HEITMAN, JOHN ADOLPH, JR. HELMS, HARVEY MILTON, JR. HEMPHILL, JAMES CALVIN, IV HEMPHILL, WILLIA M MAX HENDERSON, JOE ADAMS HENDRICKSON, ROBERT GEORGE HENDRIKS, ROBERT VINCENT HEPLER, RANDALL HOOKER HERREN, RONALD ERNEST, JR. HERTZLER, RICHARD ANTHONY HICKS, BOBBY EDWARD Chesnee, S. C. Oxford Jamesville Durham Nakina Jamestown Waxhaw High Point Blue Anchor, N. J. Greensboro Savannah, Ga. Albemarle Charlotte Charlotte Kingsport, Tenn. Raleigh Georgetown. S. C. Thomasville Hyattsvclle, Md. Arlington, Va. Raleigh HICKS, GRAHAM DOUGLAS Roxboro HIGGINS, MALACHI EDWARD, VII Saddle River, N. J. HIGGINS, OBED PAUL, III HILL, GEORGE ANDERSON, JR. HILL, MICHAEL THOMAS HINES, ROBERT JAMES HINSON, DAVID JEROME HOCUTT, JULIUS HENDERSON HODGDON, RAYMOND FALLON HODGES, KINNON BERRY HODGES, WALTER REX, JR. HOFFMEYER, JAMES A. HOLCOMB, DANIEL CHARLES HOLLOMON, GEORGE ROGER, JR. HOLT, CHARLES CARLYLE HOLT, MARION A. HOLTON, ROGER ALLEN HONEYCUTT, JACK LOUIS, JR. HONEYCUTT, JAMES REED HONEYCUTT, JERRY LEE HONEYCUTT, LEROY, III HONEYCUTT, ROBERT ERNEST HONEYCUTT, TRAVIS WATTS HONEYCUTT, WAYNE DANIEL HOSKINS, DICK E. HOVEY, GEORGE DUNMORE, JR. HOWARD, BRUCE GORDON HOWARD, DEAN HOWARD, JAMES SCOTT HOWARD, PHIL THOMAS HOWELL, ALEX GIBSON HOWEY, DEWEY EDWIN HOYLE, JAMES FRANKLIN HUDGINS, HARVEY McCALL HUDSON, COY LYNN HUDSON, RODNEY EDWARD, JR. HULL, GEORGE RICHARD HUMPHREYS, DOUGLAS EUGENE HUNEYCUTT, ROBERT DANIEL HUNT, CARLTON HORACE HUNT, JAMES HOWELL HUNT, RICHARD IVAN HUNT, THOMAS NORTON HUNT, WILLIAM THOMAS HURST, RICHARD ALLEN HYDER, SPURGEON V. INSCOE, WILLARD DAVID JACKSON, EUGENE ALEXANDER JACKSON, HAROLD EDWARD JACKSON, JOEL THOMAS JACOBS, LARRY GILBERT JARVIS, ARTHUR R. W. JENKINS, RICHARD ALAN JERMAN, DONALD SYDNOR, JR. JERVIS, LAURENS GIFFORD JOHNSON, BARRY LEE Waverly, Va. Richmond, Va. Raleigh Belcross Wadesboro Charlotte Ontario, Can. Dover Farmville Deshler, Neb. Elkin Murfreesboro Goldston Savannah, Tenn. Roanoke Rapids Charlotte Gastonia Dunn Winston-Salem Lexington Durham Albemarle Southern Pines Hickory Burlington Shelby Princeton, N. J. Raleigh Suffolk, Va. Charlotte Hildebran Asheville Concord Durham Asheville Raleigh Albemarle Macon Raleigh Raleigh Franklin Raleigh Raleigh Rutherfordton Nashville Dunn Gastonia Raleigh Salisbury Babylon, N. Y. Wilson Raleigh Fayetteville Winston-Salem [313] CLASS OF 1966 €■ ITj f LJ r il k ' C- O O Jh-i JOHNSON, EMMITT HICKERSON Rocky Mount JOHNSON, GARETH LYNWOOD Siler City JOHNSON, HILTON SPRINGER Aurora JOHNSON, JAMES HOWE, JR. West Point, Va. JOHNSON, JOHN PHILIP Arlington, Va. JOHNSON, JOSEPH ALEX, JR. Union Grove JOHNSON, JOY MARJORIE Raleigh JOHNSON, ROGER EARL Burlington JOHNSON, THOMAS WISHUM Raleigh JOHNSTON, DAVID WEST Raleigh JOHNSTON, JOHN ALBERT Burlington JOHNSTON, MARION PRESTON Portsmouth, Va. JOLLEY, JOHN ALEXANDER Ellenboro JONES, ALEXANDER EDWIN Brevard JONES, CHARLES EDWARD Bahama JONES, DAVID FORSYTHE Raleigh JONES, EDWARD GRANT, JR. West Jefferson JONES, GERALD PHELAN Charlotte JONES, JOHN ALLEN Florence, S. C. JONES, JOHN TANKARD Bath JONES, LARRY GORDON Hendersonville JONES, LYNWOOD RAY Raleigh JONES, MARILYN ADELE Wilkesboro JONES, MORELL, JR. Scotland Neck JONES, VAN MICHAEL Raleigh JONES, WILLARD DOUGLAS Raleigh JOURNIGAN, FRANCIS WILLIAM Whitakers KALOSKI, ANDREW Salisbury KAVENY, JOHN JAMES Cedar Grove KEANE, WILLIAM MARTIN Winston-Salem KEAR, JAMES FOUNTAIN Fernandina Beach, Fla. KEATON, RALPH MICHAEL Elizabeth City KEEN, CHARLES ALBERT Fayetteville KEEVER, HAROLD ODEAN Asheville KELLER, BRUCE TERRELL Forest City KELLOGG, ROBERT BROWN Charlotte KELLY, REX PINNELL Garner KELLY, RICHARD MacRAE Atlanta, Ga. KENNEDY, RONALD PAYNE Enfield KENYON, BILL GENE Stedman KERLEY, DENNIS LEO Falls Church, Va. KEYS, WILLIAM CHANDLER, JR. Asheville KIDDER, JAMES LEE Fort Bragg KING, ROBERT DANIEL Raleigh KINKEN, PHILIP GLENN, JR. Canton KINNEY, HENRY CLAY Mobile, Ala. KINNEY, NEAL BENNETT Wilson KIRKPATRICK, THOMAS RILEY, JR. Raleigh KNIGHT, JAMES WOODROW Salisbury KUHNEMANN, ALFRED THOMAS Statesville KYLES, EDWIN KENNETH Barium Springs LaBELLE, DANNY WILLIAM Fayetteville LACKEY, JAMES McGEE. JR. Hickory LAIRD, CHARLES SHAW, JR. Williamsburg, Va. LAMBERT, CECIL VAN, JR. Kannapolis LAMM, JOHN ANTHONY Nashville LANCASTER, DAVID BRIAN Raeford LANE, CLAUDE MURRAY Grandy LANE, RICHARD HANCOCK Cary LARABEE, LAWRENCE NORMAN Elizabeth City LAW, RICHARD VAN ZANDT Charlotte LAWING, MICHAEL EDWARD Kensington, Md. LAWRENCE, LEWIS LORENZO, JR. Bel Air, Md. LAWSON, JAMES GORDON Mooresville LEATHERLAND, JOHN ARTHUR Ontario, Can. LEDBETTER, DARYL EUGENE Laurens, S. C. LEDBETTER, RICHARD HAYNES Asheville LEE, DALE NEWTON Laurinburg LEE. HEC TOR BOYD, JR. Tabor City LEE, JESSE GABRIEL Four Oaks LEE, ROGER HAROLD Deep Run LeNEAVE, CLAUDIA KAY Raleigh LENNON, CHARLES LIVIOUS Bladenboro LEONARD, JOSEPH GREGORY Lexington LEONARD, TICE NICHEOLS, JR. Charlotte LEONARD, WENDELL HOLMES, JR. Danville, Va. LEROY, DWIGHT SCHOFIELD Balfour [314] SOPHOMORES LEVY, RUBEN Lima, Peru LEWIS, CHARLES ERVIN Raleigh LEWIS, JAMES WESLEY, JR. Wilmington LEWIS, ROBERT A., JR. Oxford LEWIS, ROGER WESLEY Greensboro LILLY, JAMES ROBERT Troy LIND, EDWARD STEVEN Sanford LITTLE, JIMMIE RAY Midland LOEPPERT, RICHARD HENRY, JR. Raleigh LOGUE, JON COURTNEY Charlotte LORENZ, CHARLES RICHARD Lancaster, Pa. LOTTS, WILLIAM THOMAS Buena Vista, Va. LOWDER, RICHARD LEE Albemarle LOWERY, VICTOR LEAMON Marshville LOWMAN, JOHNNY TRUITTE Valdese LOY, WILLIAM H., Ill Washington LOYD, FRANK ROYAL, JR. Fayetteville LUTHER, HARRY ROGER Asheville LUTHER, JERRY DALE China Grove LYERLY, GLENN ROBERT, JR. Salisbury LYERLY, JAMES MILTON Wadesboro LYNCH, ROY GRAHAM Chimney Rock LYNN, IOWA HUGH, III Raleigh McADAMS, CHARLES KENNETT, JR. Fayetteville McARTHUR, RICHARD GRAHAM Fayetteville McAULEY, WANZIE ALBRIGHT Durham McBRIDE, ANTHONY WAYNE Mount Airy McCALL, WAYNE DOUGLAS Durham McCALLUM, DAVID BOOKHARDT Elloree, S. C. McCLAIN, JOHN DAVID Enka McCOLLUM, RONALD EARL Madison McCOTTER, JOHN LAWRENCE, III Raleigh McCOY, LAWRENCE WILLARD Charlotte Mccracken, john carroll Waynesville McCRARY, ERNEST STUART Lenoir McCRAW, DANIEL LEE Spencer McDANIEL, DELMER NEILL Cleveland Mcdonald, willard michael Raleigh McEWAN, CHARLES MILTON Winston-Salem McGHEE, ROBERT FRANK Morganton McGINNIS, JERRY WELDON Shelby MCINTOSH, PRESTON DOUGLAS Rowland McKEE, JAMES ALEXANDER Alexandria, Va. McKENZIE, ROBERT SOLON Goldsboro McKINNEY, FRED LEON Durham Mclaughlin, john james Darien, Conn. Mclaughlin, richard dennis Fayetteville McLAWHORN, WESLEY CARROLL Ayden McLEOD, WILLIAM ROBERT Carthage McMillan, david walter West Jefferson McNeill, larry duncan Rockingham MCNEILL, LEWIS EDWARD Broadway MCNEILL, ROBERT GLENN Spruce Pine McNULTY, OWEN, JR. Fayetteville McPHAIL, RICHARD VARDRY, JR. Gastonia MacPHERSON, GEORGE WILLIAM Providence, R. 1. Mcpherson, hugh odell Durham McRAE, JAMES M. Maxton McREE, DAVID HARBERT Maiden MAITIN, EDWARD ADRIAN Raleigh MALLORY, WILLIAM REVILL Roanoke Rapids MALPASS, JAMES EUGENE Del CO MANN, WILLIAM GENE Concord MARSH, WILLIAM PARKER Monroe MARTIN, JAMES AVERY Lenoir MARTIN, LOGAN DeWAYNE Mount Gilead MARTIN, MARVIN RAY Salisbury MARTIN, RAYMOND LEITH, JR. Durham MARTIN, THOMAS GENE Greensboro MASON. ROBERT DUDLEY Shaw AFB, S. C. MASSENGILL, JIMMY NELSON Benson MATLOCK, DAVID JOSEPH Winston-Salem MATTHEWS, JOHN DUDLEY Raleigh MAULDIN, TERRY MICHAEL Albemarle MAUNEY, JAMES LEROY Raleigh MAXWELL, ROBERT GLENN Asheville MAY, EDWIN JACKSON Durham |P ji T J - ' !|r BLs f ? ' P V P P , % ' P r . It P S - f P ft; M . ifeii i i [315] CLASS OF 1966 4 ii ij I MAY, JOHN BARON Durham MAY, JOSEPH A. Burkeville, Va. MAYNARD. ROBERT LINVILLE Winston-Salem MAYO, ELLIOTT A. Charlotte MAYO, NISSIM, JR. Lima, Peru MAYO, THOMAS MALON Raleigh MAYTON, FRANCES WAVERLY Raleigh MEADE, SHELTON GENE Landover, Md. MEADOWS, JULIAN CURTIS, III Charlotte MEARS, LUTHER DANIEL Rocky Mount MELTON, ROBERT DEAN Charlotte MERCER, DONALD GLENN Beulaville MERRITT, WILLIAM CARLYLE Burlington MASSFELLER, JAMES EASTMAN Newark, Del. METCALF, JERRY PUMROY Vero Beach, Fla. MET2GER, GERALD DAVID Beaver, Pa. METZLER, JOSEPH T. York, Pa. MIDYETTE, JACK BOYD, JR. Aurora MIHAILOFF, JAMES Steelton, Pa. MILLARD, ALBERT ELIJAH, JR. Belmont MILLER. CHARLES ISAAC, JR. Mocksville MILLER, JAMES PATRICK Charlotte MILLER, LEO GRANT, JR. Boonvilte MILLER, LLOYD WILLIS, JR. Candler MILLER, PRESTON SMITH Statesville MILLER, MICHAEL GRANT Charlotte MILLER, RICHARD CARL West Jefferson MILLER, ROBERT WORDELL Great Neck, N. Y. MILLER, RONALD WEBSTER Charlotte MILLER, STEPHEN RANDEL Charlotte MILLER, THOMAS MITCHELL Salisbury MILLER, VANOY BRUCE Morganton MILLER, WILLIAM M. Charlotte MILLNER, PATRICIA LEO Raleigh MILLS, GRAHAM MICHAEL Greenville MINDAY, RICHARD MICHAEL Charlotte MINGES, RICHARD BERYL, JR. Fayetteville MITCHELL, CALVIN ACUFF, III Charlotte MITCHELL, JOHN ADAM Guilford College MITCHELL, JOHN DOUGLAS Winston-Salem MIZELL, RONALD STEPHEN Washington MOBLEY, ROGER WARD Williamston MODLIN, DAVID GUY, JR. Williamston MOFFITT, WILLIAM CARL Fayetteville MONACO, JOHN PETER, JR. Bradford, Pa. MONDAY, P. DOUGLAS Falls Church, Va. MONROE, ALLISON DWIGHT Robbins MONTAGUE, JONATHAN WILLIAM Raleigh MOORE, DONALD LEE, JR. Brevard MOORE, JOE GORDON, JR. Fairfax, Va. MOORE, KENNETH RAY Kannapolis MOORE, KINCHEN CARL Fuquay Springs MOORE, ROBERT JOHN Haw River MOORE, THOMAS WILLIAM Mooresville MOORE, WILLIAM ROBERT Wilson MORGAN, JOHNNY HILBREAND Lexington MORGAN, WILLIAM BUEFORD, JR. Louisville, Ky. MORRIS, JAMES EUGENE Aiken, S. C. MORRISON, JOHN ALEXANDER Monroe MORRISON, WILLIAM EDWIN. JR. Statesville MORTON, CHARLES WALTER Camp Lejeune MORTON, CRAVEN COOLIDGE, JR. Albemarle MORTON. ROBERT WAYNE Raleigh MOSES. DOUGLAS GARDNER Bedford, Va. MOSER, ROBERT PERRY Conover MOSSLER. ALFRED HEINRICH Raleigh MOSTELLER, DAVID ELIAS Vale MULLANEY, JAMES OWEN Charlotte MULLIS, MARCUS MacARTHUR Albemarle MURDOCK, JOHN CARL, III Troutman MYERS, ALBERT GALLATIN, III Gastonia MYERS, DAVID BARRY Lexington NANCE, HUBERT MALCOLM, JR. Bedford, Va. NANNEY, DONALD MALONE Hendersonville NEESE. MICHAEL VERNON Greensboro NELSON, DOUGLAS MARK Pinetown NELSON, THOMAS SPENCER Kannapolis [3161 NEWBERN, JOHN MELVIN Powells Point NEWLIN, JOHN WILBUR, III Bu rlington NEWLIN, MARVIN BOYD Mebane NEWLIN, WILBUR ANDREWS Mebane NEWMAN, HARRY THOMAS Raleigh NEWMAN, SIDNEY ONYX Raleigh NEWSOME, LAWRENCE KENNETH Richmond, Va. NEWTON, DONALD A. Vale NEWTON, HAROLD Hurdle Mills NEWTON. WILLIAM McKAY Parkton NICHOLS, MARK LOVEL N ewport News, Va. NICHOLS, MARVIN LYNN High Point NIELSEN, CHRIS EUGENE Vienna, Va. NIVEN, EDWIN, III Monroe NORMAN, GERRY JOE Salisbury NORRIS, ROBERT WHITTINGTON Raleigh NORWOOD, GARY WAYNE Mount Holly NOVELLAS, GUILLERMO, JR. Columbia, S. C. 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PARAMORE, WILLIAM TETTERTON Washington PARIS, BENNIE LOUISE Graham PARKER, DENNIS ALLEN Gastonia PARRISH, CHARLES ARTHUR Stem PARRISH, SAMUEL GLENN Benson PARTIN, JOHN SIDNEY Enfield PARTIN, RUDY MAURICE Raleigh PARTINGTON, BARBARA PROVEAUX Hamlet PARTON, EDGAR LAWSON, III Gilkey PASOUR, HENRY ALVIN Dallas PATE, GEORGE ANGUS Rowland PATRICK, HENRY WILSON Mount Holly PEARCE, ROBERT LEONARD Wake Forest PEARSON, RONALD EDWIN Arden PEEPLES, CLARENCE LEON Kernersville PELT, JULIUS GREY Goldsboro PENDER, ROY HUGHES Raleigh PERRY, JIMMY WALTER Zebulon PETERSEN, HENRY JOHN Elon College PETERSON, DAVID ARNOLD Raleigh PETTIT, WILLIAM SOPER Raleigh PHARR, SCOTT YORKE, III Plymouth PHELPS, DAVID RUSSELL Draper PHILLIPS, GRADY WADE Beaufort PHILLIPS, HESTER WARREN Kannapolis PIASKI, EDMUND JOHN Kinston PIERCE, ROBERT HUNTER Garner PIKE, ROBERT CLARK Winston-Salem PINKSTON, CHARLES SIDNEY, JR. Fayettevtile PINNIX, CLEVELAND FRANKLIN Asheville PITTARD, WILLIAM WAYNE Oxford PLEASANTS, EDWIN BAYARD Raleigh PLYLER, LARRY MILLIAN Wadesboro POE, DONALD PATRICK Durham POE, HENRY ERVIN Thomasville POINDEXTER, WILLIAM DAVID, JR. Roanoke Rapids POINTER, WILLIAM WALLACE, JR. Semora POMERANZ, FRANKLIN GLASGOW Freeport, N. Y. PONCAVAGE, EDWARD Scranton, Pa. POPE, GUY LLOYD, JR, Franklin, Va. PORTER, S. COLE Wilmington POWELL, LYNN LACKEY Statesville POWELL, ROGER DEAN Shelby 9 9 9 P ' iSJf P ■p . ' P 1? ifci v ' f - •srf a s ' CLASS OF 1966 (-. f), c:i O- p p PRATT, FRANKLIN PIERCE Salisbury PRATT, JOHN CHARLES Goldsboro PRESLAR. NORMAN HARRISON Monroe PRESSON, EDDIE LANE Monroe PRICE, DAVID IVEY. JR. Selma PRICE, JAMES RUFFIN Madison PRICE, HOWARD IRVING Statesville PRIDGEN, KENNY GLENDEL Wendell PROPST, ALEX AUSTIN Salisbury PURDY, DENNIS GARETH Leaksville PUTNAM. DOUGLAS GAYLORD Ha vre de Grace, Md. PYATTE, CLAUDE DECATOR, JR. Newland QUEEN, GERALD DEAN High Shoals QUINN. ROBERT ELLIS Raleigh RABB, WALTER WAGNER Chaiel Hill RAINEY, LOUIS GLENN, JR. Raleigh RAMSEUR, JOHN DAVID Lincolnton RAMSEUR. WILLIAM LEE, JR. Kings Mountain RAMSEY, DAVID CARL Raleigh RAWL, HARVEY CLAYTON Lexington, S. C. RAWLS, ROBERT MURRAY Statesville RAY, FREDERICK HARDING Glen Rock, N. J. REAVES, ODIS MAURICE Clayton REAVIS, MARY LYNN Mooresboro REED, EDWARD JAMES Fayetteville REID, FOREST MICHAEL Statesville REMETA, JOHN DOUGLAS Rockwell RESPESS, JACKIE CARTER Pantego RHODES, JAMES RICHARD Charlotte RICHARDS, DANNY WENTWORTH Salem, Va. RICHARDS, STEWART AVERETT Raleigh RIDDLE, JAMES HENRY, JR. Salisbury RILEY, EARL WARWICK 1 -ort Benning, Ga. RINK, JAMES EDWARD, JR. Greensboro RITTERSKAMP, JACK HARDING, JR. 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SCHWARTZ, WILLIAM CHRISTOPHER Castle Hayne SCHWEERS, ANDREW PHILIP Winston-Salem SCOGGINS, WILLIAM COMPTON, III Mount una SCOTT, HUBERT DONOVAN Kenly SCOTT, ROGER DALE Mount Airy SEALS, ROBERT KINCAID Columbia, S. C. SEARCY, CHARLES RAY Gerton SEITZ, HENRY WILLIAM, JR. Newton SELF, ROBERT LEE, III Burlington SETZER, STEVE LESLIE High Point SEWELL, WALTER ADAMS Durham SHARP, DAVID REID Greensboro SHEARIN, RUDOLPH T. Whitakers SHELL, EDWARD CLEVELAND, III Burlington [318] SHELL, RONALD LEWIS Roanoke Rapids SHEPHERD. MARSHAL GORDON Raleigh SHEPPARD, RON ALD KALIN High Point SHERRILL. WILSON WESLEY Morganton SHOUSE, GARY GILBERT Winston-Salem SHUPING, GENE DWIGHT Salisbury SILER, CLARENCE P.. JR. Oak Ridge SIMPSON. JERRY WALTER Raleigh SIMPSON. PATRICK CRAIG Raleigh SINK. HARRELL LEE, II Lexington SINK, MARY ALBERTA Lexington SINNOCK. CHARLOTTE ROGERS Raleigh SLAVEN, STEVEN MARK Sands Point, N. Y. SLEDGE. LARRY CHARLES Charlotte SMART. WILLIAM DENNIS Forest City SMITH. 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THOMAS ., DANIEL WILBUR Red Springs THOMAS , ROBERT ANDREW Rome. Ga. THOMAS. TERRY LEE Burlington THOMPSON. FRANKLIN NORWOOD Selma THORSEN. JAMES DANIEL. JR. Niagara Falls. N. Y. THREATT. HAROLD CRAYTON. JR. Charlotte TODD, HARRELL GRAY Yadkinville TODD, MICHAEL AYERS Frederick, Md. TOMASINO, SHERMAN LEWIS Egg Harbor, N. J. TOMLIN, THOMAS ALLEN Georgetown, S. C. TONEY, HAROLD HIX Mooresboro TOWER, JOHN DANIEL Raleigh TRAVIS, NELSON LEE Springfield, Va. TREXLER, WALTER LEE Charlotte TROGDON, GEORGE C. Toccoa, Ga. TROUTMAN, GORDON SINCLAIR, JR. Statesville TROUTMAN, JOSEPH CLARK Wilson TUNSTALL, GRAHAM KENNETH Mount Airy TURLINGTON, EDWARD STUART Dunn TURNER, DWIGHT LUTHER, JR. Atlanta. Ga. TURNER. JAMES WILSON Wadesboro TURNER. LEIGHTON HOUSTON Pink Hill TURNER. PHILLIP EMMETTE. JR. Spring Hope TURNER. ROBERT MARVIN Merry Hill TUYET, DANG Viet Nam UMSTEAD, DAVID LEE Blackstone, Va. 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Durham CLARIDGE, DON ALAN Charlotte CLARK, DOUGLAS BRENTON Belhaven CLARK, GILBERT DANIEL Virgilina, Va. CLARK, ROBERT ALTON Bon Lee CLAYTON, EARL FRANKLIN Roxboro CLENDENIN, HARRY HILLIARD, III Greensboro CLEYRAT, DANIEL ANDRE Charlotte CLINE, RONALD MACK Sanford CLODFELTER, REYNOLDS CRAIG Lexington COAKLEY, DONALD McNEIL, JR. Washington, D. C. COATS, LARRY LOUE Willow Springs COBB, GERALD MILLS Hampton, Va. COBB, JOSEPH FRANCIS Windsor COBLE, THOMAS GRIER Mount una COBURN, RUFUS THEODORE, III Raleigh COFFEY, JOHN ROBERT Gastonia COLEMAN, DAVID ARNOLD Hurdle Mills COLLIER, JERRY JOEL Norfolk, Va. COLTRAIN, FREDERICK THAYER Oak City CONE, RICKY DELANO Spring Hope CONNAUGHTON, GEORGE EDWARD New Bern CONNER, ROGER DAVID Roanoke Rapids CONTE, CHRISTOPHER ALAN Richmond, Va. COOK, RUSSELL TERRY Concord COOK, STUART ALAN Salisbury CORBETT, WILLIAM MORRIS Snow Hill CORRY, ROBERT SMITH Charlotte COSKEY, SAMUEL CABE Waynesville COSTON, WILLIAM JAMES Hendersonville COTTY, JAMES ROBERT Kinston COULSON, GREGORY STEWART Statesville COULTER, DANIEL WOODROW Hickory COULTER, RICHARD BRANDON Wood leaf COUNCIL, FORREST MATTHEW Fuquay Springs COVINGTON, JOE REID, JR. Winston-Salem CRANFILL, GEORGE GARRELL, JR. Yadkinville CRANFORD, FLETCHER FORBIS, JR. Kannapolis CRAVER, WALTER PAT Lexington CREIGHTON, CHARLES ALFRED Richmond, Va. CRENSHAW, DAVID MILLER, JR. Raleigh CREPPS, BENNY ALBERT Mount Gilead CRETTIER, PRISCA Raleigh CRIST, ALEXANDER JOHN Greensboro [325] CLASS OF 1967 W Cfw CROSS, CARL STANTON, JR. Salisbury CROTTS, ROBERT LEE Mocksville CROWDER, CLIFFORD DARRELL Gastonta CROZIER, JOHN LEE Flat Rock CRUTCHFIELD, JOHN NELSON Kernersville CULBERSON, CLYDE KERMIT Snow Camp CUNNINGHAM, JAMES PATRICK Durham CURLEE, MAXIE ALLEN, JR. Spencer CURTIS, RONALD TAUSSIG Greensboro DAGGETT, BENJAMIN TILLMAN Charlotte DAHL, WARREN MONROE Raleigh DAHLE, WOLFGANG Lake Lure DANIEL, HOWARD WAYNE Greensboro DANIEL, LARRY THOMPSON Elm City DANIELS, ALLEN CLINTON, JR. Castalia DANIELS, LENWOOD EARL, JR. Raleigh DANIELS, PAUL TERRY New Bern DANIELS, ROBERT PETRE, JR. Elizabeth City DANIELSON, J. FREDRIK, II Raleigh DARWIN, DAVID ALAN Gastonia DAUGHTRY, JACK SANDERS Smithfield DAUGHTRY, THOMAS EDWARD Durham DAVENPORT, HOYT RANDOLPH, JR Creswell DAVIDSON, JAMES HUBERT. JR. Durham DAVIDSON, ROBERT LEWIS Mount una DAVIS, DENNIS BARRIE Raleigh DAVIS, DONALD KENT Fayetteville DAVIS, DUANE JOINES Galax, Va. DAVIS, EDWARD DAFFRON Winston-Salem DAVIS, GERALD ELLIOTT Fremont DAVIS, JOHN THOMAS Lumberton DAVIS, MURRAY BROOKS High Point DAVIS, NORRIS DANIEL Asheboro DAVIS, RUDOLF FREDERICK Asheville DAVIS, VIRGIL WAYNE Norfolk, Va. DAWSON, JAMES FRAZIER Kinston DEARMAN, PHILLIP DELANO Statesville DE AVISIT Raleigh DEIBERT, C. RAY Water Mill, N. Y. DELLINGER, ROBERT EDWARD Thomasville DE MASO, JOHN VINCENT Staunton, Va. DENTON, RONNIE HOYT Zebulon DESROSIERS, NORMAN BRUCE Butner DEVOY, RICHARD JOSEPH Waynesboro, Va. DeWALD, JOHN HENRY New London DICKEY, JOHN WILLIAM High Point DILDAY, HORACE CHRISTOPHER, JR Ahoskie DILDAY, MELVIN LEE Ahoskie DILL, WILLIAM THOMAS, JR. Chimney Rock DILLARD. THOMAS ESTES, JR. Henderson DILLON, BRENDA CAROLE Durham DOE, GREGORY PALMER Fletcher DOLLYHIGH, SAMUEL MONROE Mount Airy DORMAN, FRANK CLEVELAND Lenoir DOUGLAS, GEORGE DAVID Washington. D. C. DOUGLAS, JOHN WILLIAM, JR. Statesville DOWNEY, SHIRLA CARNEAL, JR. Gastonia DOWNEY, WILLIAM EDWARD Butner DOZIER, ROBERT LEE South Mills DRY, NATHAN MONROE Garner DUDEK, JOHN ALBERT, JR. Bedford, Va. DUKE, WALLACE ARRINGTON, JR. Henderson DUNCAN, FARRIS ALLEN Timberlake DUNCAN, RALPH LANE Spring Hope DUNKLEY, MALCOLM LOUIS Roxboro DUNN, PAYTON EDWARD, JR. Raleigh DUNN, THOMAS PHILLIP Fayetteville DURHAM, DAVID LEE Durham DURI, GIANCARLO BRUNETTI Caracas, Venezuela DUSSEAULT, BRUCE ARTHUR Natick, Mass. EAKER, RICHARD WAYNE Crouse EASL EY, JAMES EDWARD. JR. Walnut Cove EASON, BETTIE LEE Elm City EBERT. LARRY WAYNE Winston-Salem EDDINS, JOSEPH WILLIAM Farmville, Va, EDMONDSON. JOSEPH JACKSON, II Maury EDWARDS, CHARLES ANDERSON Roxboro [326] EDWARDS, FOREST MAGNESS, JR. Rutherfordton EDWARDS, LARRY THOMAS Fayetteville EDWARDS. LUTHER DONALD Raleigh EDWARDS, MICHAEL KEITH Mount una EDWARDS, THOMAS HOWARD Kannapolis EDWARDS, TIMOTHY IRVIN Raleigh EDWARDS. VIOLET ANNE Gary EILER, FRANK KENDALL Greensboro ELLEN, JAMES PIERCE, II Enfield ELLEN. JOHN MAIGRIT Winston-Salem ELLINGTON. ALFRED HENRY, JR. Leaksville ELLINGTON. FREDERICK HORTON Zebu Ion ELLIOTT. JAMES EARL West Jefferson ELLIOTT, LARRY EDWARD Warrensville ENGLAND. RONALD WATKINS Morganton EPHLAND, JAMES MICHAEL Greensboro ERDODY, JOHN R. Asheville ESEN. 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ERNAL WILLARD, JR. Hatteras FOWLER. TED WHITFIELD Durham FOX, BRENDA NICHOLS Raleigh FOX. STEVE ALLEN Granite Falls FOX, THOMAS DEWEY Mayodan FOXWORTH, JOHN W. L. Raleigh FRANCIS. LARRY STEPHENSON Fuquay Springs FRANKLIN. DOUGLAS RADCLIFFE Franklin FRANKS, RICHARD NICHOLS Greensboro ERASER, THOMAS AUGUSTUS, III Raleigh FRAUNE, ANTHONY THEODORE Jacksonville FREAS, WARREN PETER GEORGE. III Raleigh FREELAND, JOSEPH WATKINS Charlotte FREEMAN. HARVEY DEAN Kannapolis FREEMAN. JOHN WILLIAM Robbins FREEMAN. WALTER EUGENE Raleigh FREEZE. DWIGHT LANE Mooresville FREY. CHARLES HENRY South Bristol, Me. FRIEDLANDER. RICKY D. Asheville FRYE, CHARLES RODNEY Mount Airy FULCHER. MICHAEL BRAXTON Stacy FULCHER. ROBERT GREGORY Mayodan FURBEE. MYRON ERIC Pantego FUSSELL. DAVID GRADY Belhaven GALLOWAY. WILLIAM COY Hallsboro GALYON. LUTHER ELLIS, JR. Asheboro GARDNER, DAVID B. Dunn GARDNER, DONALD REX Clayton GARDNER, JAMES PARROTT Kinston GARRETT, NELSON RANDOLPH Moyock [327] CLASS OF 1967 GEMAYEL, GEORGE RODERICK Spencer GENTRY, JOHN DONALD Roxboro GIBBS, ROBERT THOMAS Rutherfordton GIBSON, WALTER GERALD Douglas. Ga. GIFFIN, BRYANT WAYNE Brookfleld, Conn. GIRARD, ROBERT JOSEPH, JR. Charlotte GIRENS, CRAIG BURDETTE, III Shenandoah, Va. GLASS, DAVID RANDALL Taylorsville GLENN, JOSEPH ANTHONY Prospect. Va. GLENN, ROBERT THOMAS Charlotte GODDARD, JAMES BLOOMFIELD. Ill Charlotte GOFORTH, JOE STEVEN Shelby COINS, ROBERT BROWN Robersonville GOODMAN, DONALD BRUCE. JR. Wadesboro GOODMAN, RONALD STEEL Charlotte GRAHAM. JAMES BEALL Linwood GRANTMYRE, WILLIAM EDWARD Bronx. N. Y. GRAY, JOHN GORDON, JR. Raleigh GRAYBEAL, ROBERT STEVEN Peach Bottom, Pa. GREEN, ROBERT SCOTT Dover. Del. GREENE, GEORGE CLARK Morganton GREENE, JAMES HENRY Cameron GREENE, WOODROW PORKER Marion GREER, WALTER WILLIAM Marietta. S. C. 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HARDINGE, HAROLD, IV Charlotte Court House. Va. HARDY. BENJAMIN STUART Hookerton HARDY. RICHARD BECTON LaGrange HARE. CHARLES RANDOLPH Statesville HARGETT. RONALD WESLEY Winston-Salem HARGIS. DURWOOD GRAHAM Clayton HARLEY, CLINTON DAVID Newland HARLLEE. FREDERICK EARL. Ill Greensboro HARMON. WARREN STEPHEN Bessemer City HARPER, THOMAS JEFFERSON Kinston HARRELL, HOWARD WAVERLY, JR. Roanoke Rapids HARRINGTON, ABNER MACK Fairmont HARRINGTON. DANIEL McFARLAND Broadway HARRIS. CHARLES DURHAM Enfield HARRIS. EDWIN E., JR. Shelby HARRIS. JAMES HURLEY Troy HARRIS, RONALD DEAN Boiling Springs HARRISON, KENNETH WADE Clayton HARRISON, WILLIAM CHARLES Rocky Mount HARTGROVE. RALPH WOODSON, JR. Wilmington HARVELL, JAMES MIKE Troy HARVEY. JOHN WALTER Statesville HARWELL, ROBERT LOWRY Gastonia HASWELL, WILLIAM MICHAEL Raleigh i i i i i Cik [S28] FRESHMEN . ■ HIm! HATLEY, LARRY WAYNE Albemarle HAUSER, DAVID HERBERT Winston-Salem HAWKINS, JOHN ARTHUR Gastonia HAWKINS, BEVERLY Canton HAYES, HOWARD ODELL, JR. Thomasville HAYES, JERRY GLENN Selma HEADEN, ALVIN E. Greensboro HEARN, WALDEN McMILLAN Elizabeth City HEDGECOCK, JOHN LEMUEL Kernersville HEDRICK, GEORGE WILLIAM Thomasville HEILIG, PAUL THOMPSON Salisbury HELLER, JAMES WADSWORTH, JR. Fayetteville HELMS, QUENSTIN MICHAEL Concord HENAO, GABRIEL JAIME Call. Colombia HENDERSON, JAMES CHADWICK Hendersonville HERNDON, ROBERT WAYNE Apex HICKS, SAMUEL THOMAS. Ill Wake Forest HICKS, WILLIAM COVINGTON Rockingham HIGGINS, JAMES EVERETT Morganton HILL, CHANCLE LeeROY Rocky Mount HILL, CHRISTOPHER LESLIE Charlotte HILL, GROVER CLEVELAND, JR. Beulaville HILL, RALPH JULIAN Annandale, Va. HILL, ROBERT FREDRICK Belvidere HINES, BOBBY GENE LaGrange HINES, STEPHEN PATTERSON Washington, D. C. 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Wilson ' s Mills JOHNSON, SANDRA Calypso JOHNSON, THOMAS MORGAN Elizabethtown JOHNSON, WILLIAM HOWARD, JR. Walnut Cove JOHNSON, WILLIAM RUSSELL, JR. Greensboro JOHNSTON, LARRY RICHARD Charlotte JOLLEY, ROBERT STEVE Gaffney JONES, PAUL PRESSLY Burlington JONES, GRANT STEPHEN Reidsville JONES, HARRY LEE Charlotte JONES, LEONARD FRANKLIN, JR. Rocky Mount JONES, SHERWOOD LAWRENCE, JR. Raleigh JONES, WILEY WASHINGTON, JR. Seven Springs KEEPER, RICHARD LEE Camp Hill, Pa. KEEN, JOHN LEALON, JR. Mount Olive KENNEDY, THOMAS CONGER, II Sabot, Va. KENNEY, EUGENE RUSSELL, IV Greensboro KENT, DONALD SHAW Cary KENT, SARAH OLIVIA Granite Falls KESSLER, HENRY FREDRICK Burgaw KEY, TONY HARRISON Concord KIMMONS, MAX DWAYNE Winston-Salem KING, GIL EDWARD McBee, S. C. KING, CHARLES BENNETT, JR. Raleigh KING, JAMES ROY Durham KING, JULIAN WEST Kinston KING, MARCUS CLIFTON Chapel Hill KING, WILLIAM FRANCIS Wilmington KIRBY, KENNETH DAVID Morganton KIRBY, TONY ROY Asheville KIRKMAN, CLARK HARRISON, III Raleigh KLINEHOFFER, LARRY BRUCE Wildwood, Fla. KLUTTZ, WILLIAM BRYAN, JR. Salisbury KNIGHT, BILLY ARNOLD Henderson KOHL, JEFFREY STEVEN Greensboro KORNEGAY, WILLIE DANIEL, III Mount Olive KRONENFELD, DENNIS NEAL Hendersonville KUTNER, STEPHEN Baldv in LAKE, RICHARD ALFRED State n Island, N. Y. LAMBETH, DAVID THOMAS, IV Lumberton LAMONDE, STEPHEN PAUL Portsmouth, N. H. LANCASTER, ALFRED JACKSON, JR. Castalia LANDMESSER, DONALD FRANK Mocksville LANE, JOHN HARTWELL, JR. Charlotte LANE, WILLIAM HOOKS, JR. Fremont LANG, LARRY LESTER Gastonia LANGFORD, THOMAS WEBB, JR. Thomasville LANGLEY, WALTER MARION Clayton LANIER, GARY DOUGLAS Kinston LANIER, MICHAEL DEE Wilson LaROQUE, WILLIAM DUNN Kinston LASLEY, JOHN H. Lancaster. S. C. 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ALDO LEOW Madison, N. J. LLOYD, GEORGE VAN BURON Raleigh LOFTIN, ALFRED WAYNE Catawba LOMINAC. REX CARROL Asheville LONG. CHESTER REID. JR. Winston-Salem LONG, DAVID RALPH Candler LONG, MARGARET GRAHAM Haw River LONG, SAMUEL NASH Tarboro LOVE, WILLIAM ABERCROMBIE Kings Creek, S. C. LOVELL, TERRY LYNNE Towson, Md. LOWDER, DWIGHT DAVID Albemarle LOWDERMILK, HOYLE LILES, JR. Candor LOWDERMILK. RICHARD KELLY Norman LUCAS, KAY GODWIN Raleigh LUMPKIN. JONATHAN ARTHUR Salisbury LUNSFORD, JACK ISOM Yadkinville McCALLISTER, WILLIAM ODUM Chapel Hill McCLEES. WI LLIAM PAUL, JR. Oriental McCLURE. WOODROW SPURRIER, JR. Charlotte McCRUMMEN, JOHN, JR. Aberdeen McCULLEN, ALLIE RAY Clinton McCULLEN. LAFAY Faison MCCULLOCH, NEIL Lexington McFADYEN, JOHN J. PAGE Smithfield McGARITY, GENE WOODALL, JR. Charlotte McGILL. GEORGE DeCALB, JR. Wallace McGILL. WILLIAM DANIEL. II Lakeview McGOWAN. JAMES WILLIAM Birmingham, Ala. McGRAIN. PETER Westbury, N. Y. MclLWAIN, WILLIAM CARL. JR. Red Springs McKEITHAN. 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MITCHELL, WILLIAM RICHARD Windsor MITCHELL, WILLIAM THOMAS Hickory MONTELEON, CHRISTOPHER JAMES Raleigh MOORE, BOBBY GLENN Nashville MORAN, MICHAEL JULIUS New Bern MORETZ, LARRY NELSON Hickory MORGAN, BENNY GRANVILLE Asheboro MORGAN. ERNEST WILSON New York, N. Y. MORGAN, JOHN GLENDON Mount Holly MORGAN. ROBERT DANIEL Salisbury MORGE. KENNETH WARREN Aurora, III. MORRIS, LACEY ALLAN Halifax MORRIS, RALPH WAYNE Norwood MORRIS, ROBERT DANIEL, JR. Bryson City MORRISON, GARRY WAYNE Mooresville MORRISON, NEILL ANGUS, III Garner MORROW, ROBERT STEPHEN Goldsboro MORTON, EDDIE DARRELL Albemarle MORTON. HUBERT CLINTON, JR. Statesville MORTON. WILLIAM HUEY Gibsonville MOTLEY, CHARLES WILLIAM Raleigh MOTSINGER, DANIEL PHILLIP High Point MOYER, JOHN EDWARD La Plata, Md. MOYERS, DARRYL RAYMOND Fairmont, W, Va. MULLIS, RALPH HUNTLEY M; rtle Beach, S. C. MUNDEN. JAMES HENRY Elizabeth City MURLEY, REBECCA ANN Raleigh MURPHEY, LESTER ISAIAH Old Fort MURPHY, HERBERT STETSER, JR. Moorestown, N. J. MURPHY, WILBERT LEE, JR. Fayettevjile MURRAY. CORNELIUS EUGENE Watha MURRAY. JOHN CHARLES Burlington MURRAY, ILAH MAUREEN Raleigh MURRAY, JOHNNY AUBREY Durham NANCE, ROBERT EDWARD Winston-Salem NEAL, MARTHA JOE Raleigh NECKER, DENNIS ALVIN Charlotte NELSON, DAVID STANLEY Lenoir NELSON, ROY PATRICK, JR. Bryson City NEWMAN, WILLIAM EUGENE Waxhaw NEWTON, GEORGE LARRY Vale NICHOLS, STEPHEN EDMOND Durham NICHOLS, WILLARD ROSCOE Millers Creek NICHOLSON, BRENDA JOY Raleigh NICKS, DANNY GRAY Winston-Salem NOBLE, LESLIE OLIVER. JR. Dee.Q Run NORDAN. ST. CLAIR VANCE, JR. Raleigh NORWOOD, LEWIS BRITT Pittsboro NOWELL, GEORGE ROSCOE, JR. Wendell OBERNDORFER, RICHARD E. Yardley, Pa. O ' CONNOR, RONALD WILLIAM New Bern OGBURN, EMMET MASTON, JR. Winston-Salem OMPS, LARRY THOMAS Winchester, Va. ONDER, JABES ANDREW Johnstown, Pa. O ' NEAL, MARK DeWITT Wilmington O ' NEIL, ERNEST WILLIAM, JR. Clayton OPPHILE, DAVID KEITH New Bern O ' QUINN, DENNIS ISAAC Lumberton OSBORNE, CHARLES WILLIAM Greensboro OVERCASH, THURMAN LEE China Grove OVERCASH, WAYNE ALEXANDER Kannapotis OVERTON, GILBERT WAYNE Old Trap OVERTON, PETER LEE Rocky Mount w r , . 1 r f-- - f [332] WWW OWENS. RAYMOND SANFORD, II Lexington OWENSBY, DONALD BRUCE Marion OWNLEY, WILBUR LARRY Elizabeth City PAGE. CHARLES MacKARSIE Alexandria, Va. PAGE, CHARLES RADFORD Elm City PAGE, HENRY ALLISON, II Elkin PAGE, ROBERT LEE Ruffin PAGE, RONALD McGEHEE Ruffin PALMER, JULIUS ARNOLD Spencer PANNELL, GENE MICHAEL Ellenboro PARKER, RAYMOND ALBERT, II Jonesville PARKS, PATRICIA LLOYD Statesville PARRISH, HENRY HOKE Cary PARRISH, JOE ANN Angier PARSONS, CELIA RAY Cary PARSONS, JAMES FOY West Jefferson PATRICK, WILLIAM JAMES Stiawboro PATTON, BERNARD WARREN Raleigh PATTON, GERALD RICH Asheville PAULEY, EDWARD LOUIS Charlotte PAYNE, EDWARD SHELTON Silver Spring, Md. PAYNE, ELYMUS DELANO Marshall PAYNE, WILLIAM CARTER Stony Point PEACOCK, WILLIAM FRANK Fremont PEARCE, IRVIN ALEXANDER Greensboro PEARSON, FRANK CRAGIN Hillsboro PEDDYCORD, JIMMIE RAY Kernersville PENDER, THOMAS DIXON Mebane PENNY, JIMMIE LEVI Raleigh PENTZ, ROBERT KINGSLEY Atlanta, Ga. PERRY, PHILIP MICHAEL Raleigh PARR, JACK ELWOOD Durham PHILBROOK, JOHN NEAL Athens, Ga. PIGFORD, TURNER CLIFTON Conover PINNEY, WARREN BAKER, JR. S outh Orange, N. J. PLASKY, ROBERT MICHAEL Whiteville POINDEXTER, RICHARD GROVER Carthage POND, ROBERT MOYLER Wakefield, Va. POPE, CHARLES RAYMOND Haddonfield, N. J. POTEAT, GEORGE WILLIAM, JR. Rutherfordton POTTER. PAUL BOBO, JR. Warsaw POTTER. ROBERT LYNWOOD Deep Run POTTS, FRED THOMAS Thomasville PRATT, GEORGE CLIFTON Wilkesboro PRESSON, RONDALL STAFFORD Monroe PRICE, JOHN M. Summerfield PRIDGEN. MARION LAFAYETTE, JR. Wilson PRITCHtl 1, JOEL HOYT Winston-Salem PRIVETTE, JIMMY LEWIS Raleigh PROPST, TONY ANDREW Cherryville PRUETTE, DAVID LEROY High Point PUCHER, LEE ROBERT Raleigh PUGH, DANNY FIELDS High Point PUGH, JAMES EDWARD. JR. Hickory PUGLIA. SAMMY WORTH Elizabethtown PULLEN, ROBERT LEN Nashville PULLIAM. JAMES DAVID, JR. Greensboro PYATTE, WILLIAM RUSSELL Newland QUANT, MARIO JOSEPH Managua, Nicaragua QUINN, ZENNIE JAMES Seven Springs RABINOWITZ, ARTHUR STEVEN Raleigh RADER, DOUGLAS LEE Hickory RAINS, CURTIS RAY Princeton RAINS, WILLIAM GLENN Kenly RAMSEY. DIANE WATKINS Raleigh RATCHFORD. GENE ARTHUR Gastonia RAY. ALBERT TRUETT Raleigh RAYNOR, ROBERT HART Henderson REAVIS, HUBERT GRAY, JR. Yadkinville REED. LONNIE RAY Granite Falls REIT2EL. JERRY HAROLD Liberty RENEGAR, GARY VAN Yadkinville REVELEY, MARY WITHERS Raleigh REYNOLDS, THOMAS BURRELL, III Raleigh RHODES. WILLIAM THOMAS. JR. Charlotte RHYNE, CHARLES ALEXANDER Stanley RICE, JAMES MILLARD Aurora [333] CLASS OF 1967 RICHARDSON. JAMES 0., JR. Stokesdale RICHARDSON, KEITH GOULDMAN Waverly. Va. RICHARDSON. V. WALDRON Thomasville RIDDICK. THOMAS LINDSEY Belvidere RIDDLE, ANTHONY SIMMS Greensboro RIDENHOUR, TERRY WADSWORTH Kannapolis RIEDEL. GEORGE ALEXANDER Philadelphia. Pa. RITCHIE. THOMAS MICHAEL China Grove RITTER. KENNETH CHARLES Fayetteville ROACH. RICHARD VICK Winfall ROBS, BRUCE PAUL Grand Rapids, Mich. ROBERTS, DON MELVIN Shawboro ROBERTS, MARSHALL BRICE Weaverville ROBINSON, HENRY HORTON. IV Greensboro ROBINSON. RICHARD LEON Middletown. Conn. ROBINSON. THOMAS EUGENE Shiloh ROBINSON. WILLARD CLEOPHUS, III Winston-Salem ROOKER, JAMES RANDOLPH Wilmington ROSE. DONALD HUBERT Wilson ROSE, ROBERT RUSSELL Norlina ROSENBERG, THERESA JOAN Gastonia ROSENSTOCK, JAMES MARTIN Asheville ROSS, DANIEL WAYNE Kingsport. Tenn. ROSS, LAWRENCE CALVIN, JR. Greensboro ROSS. MARTHA ELIZABETH Durham ROUSE. CHARLES ALLEN Snow Hill ROUSE. DAVID TIMOTHY LaGrange ROZZELLE. FRANK CATHEY. JR. Asheville RUFFIN. CHARLES EDWARD Sanford RUSH, GEORGE BENJAMIN Morris Plains, N. J. RUSS. JOHNNY MADISON Abbottsburg RYLANT, JAMES FRANKLIN. JR. Fernandina Beach. Fla. RYMER. PHILLIP RAY Alexander SALEM. JOSEPH RAYMOND. JR. New Bern SALVAGGIO. GARY DANIELE Valdese SAMS. ROBERT LEE Asheville SANTEN, JOSEPH ROGERS Charlotte SASSAMAN, CARL THOMAS Milford, Pa. SASSER, FRANKLIN MILLER, JR. Grafton. Va. SAWYER, DOUGLAS ALLEN Greenville SCHICK, ANTONIO ALEJANDRO Caracas, Venezuela SCHMIDT, JAMES DIXON Gastonia SCHNEIDER. JOHN FREDERICK Hammond, La. SCOTT. DONALD BRIGHT. JR. Lucama SCOTT. GILBERT STALEY, JR. High Point SCOTT. JOHN MILLER Greensboro SCRONCE. ERNEST HAL, JR. Lincolnton SEARS, THOMAS MAYNARD Morrisville SEBASTIAN, GARY MICHAEL North Wilkesboro SEELY, MARLON Charlotte SELF, JOHN CARROLL Mebane SELF, WAYNE LARRY Charlotte SETTLEMYER, CARL HERMAN, JR. Four Oaks SEXTON. ROBERT MORELL Raleigh SEXTON. WILLIAM EDWIN Cooleemee SHADOIN, THOMAS MATSON, JR. Greensboro SHARPE. RICHARD THOMAS Statesville SHEARON. JAMES DANIEL Raleigh SHEEK. JAMES KIMBROUGH. Ill Mocksville SHELLEY. GAIL ELIZABETH Raleigh SHELTON. JAMES NATHANIEL Madison SHERMER. LARRY EVAN Yadkinville SHERRILL. HAL RAY Statesville SHOLAR, ALEXANDER MAY Wilmington SHORT, WILLIAM ALFRED Charlotte SHREVE. DARRELL RHE . JR. Raleigh SHUGART. JAMES CLARKE Yadkinville SIDES. ARTHUR EDISON Charlotte SIGMON, ROSS MINISH. Ill Pennington, N. J. SIMMONS. OPEN NORTH Albemarle SIMMONS. SAM LANHAM Raleigh SIMONS. NELSON WAYNE Belcross SIMPSON, JERRY EDMUND Beulaville SINNETT, JOHN FRANKLIN Newton SI2EM0RE. WALLACE POOL South Boston. Va. SKAAR. GORDON LEE Grand Coulee. Wyo. SLOOP. STEVEN CRAIG Kannapolis [334] SMALE, ROBERT EDWIN Falls Church, Va. SMALL. TARLTON RANELL Plymouth SMITH. BERNARD LEE High Point SMITH. BRADLEY WALTER Greensboro SMITH, BYRON WYNN Kernersville SMITH. DOUGLAS EUGENE High Point SMITH. ELON SHEALY Sanford SMITH. JAMES LUCAS. Ill Havelock SMITH. JAMES OTIS Fayetteville SMITH, JEWELL ARCHIE, JR. Morehead City SMITH. LARRY EARL Milwaukee SMITH. MELVIN LEE Salisbury SMITH. MICHAEL TRUITT Rockingham SMITH, RANDY SCOTT Wilson SMITH, RAYMOND LESLIE Mount Olive SMITH, ROBERT EZELL, JR. Greensboro SMITH, STEPHEN CHARLES Albemarle SMITH, THOMAS ROSCOE, JR. Kernersville SMITH, THOMAS STANLEY Hamlet SMITH, WILLIAM DONALD Raleigh SMITH, WILLIAM DWIGHT Baltimore. Md. SMITH. WILLIAM GRIMES Oxford SMITH. WISTER GERALD Liberty SNYDER. EMORY RANDOLPH Waynesboro, Va. SOCKOLOSKY. TOM JOHN Westfield, N. J. SPARKS, TERRY GRANT Winston-Salem SPARKS, WILLIAM MARSHALL Winston-Salem SPARROW, JAMES RAEBURN Chapel Hill SPEES, LYNN BEECHER Greeneville, Tenn. SPEIGHT, GEORGE RONALD Rocky Mount SPELBRINK. CARL BERNHARD Rochester, N. Y. SPENCER, ALVAH MARTIN, JR. South Mills SPENCER, HAROLD LENOY Columbia SPREYER, WILLIAM GEORGE Cranston, R. 1. STALLINGS, EDGAR GENE LaGrange STAMEY, ROBERT RONALD Belmont STANCIL, JOHN ANDREW Greensboro STANFIELD, JAMES ROBERT Reidsville STEIN, RICHARD BRUCE Fernandina Beach, Fla. STEPHENSON, JERRY WAYNE Willow Springs STEPHENSON, LITTLETON GRIMES, , JR. Raleigh STEVENS, SAMUEL VERNON. Ill Broadway STEWART. ROBERT CLARK Harris STILWELL, JOSEPH HANES Danville, Va. STINNETT, PHILLIP ELDRIDGE Durham STINSON. GEORGE HERBERT Cincinnati, Ohio STOWE. LESTER LEE Murphy STRADER. MAX HOLT, JR. Winston-Salem STRICKHOUSER. DANIEL CLARK Charlotte STRICKLAND. WILLIAM EDWARD Fountain STROUD, LINWOOD EARL Kinston STROUD, WALTER LEE, JR. Ayden STROUP, JOHN PAUL Brevard STYERS, SHERRILL HOUSTON Yadkinville STYPMANN, RICHARD CHARLES Charlotte STYRON, CLYDE ALLEN Hobucken SUMMERLIN, DANIEL CLAYTON Mount Olive SURRETTE, DONALD RAXTER Pisgah Forest SUTHER, RICHARD HERBERT Charlotte SYKES, STEWART JEFFERSON Durham TARPLEY, EDWARD JOHN Hope Mills TATE, JOHN WILLIAM Liberty TATE, KEITH ALLEN Marion TAYLOR, DAVID SAMUEL. JR. Lillington TAYLOR. JOHN WILLIAM Semora TAYLOR. JOSEPH CORNELIUS Raleigh TAYLOR, ROBERT STUART Raleigh TAYLOR, THOMAS JASPER, JR. Wilson TAYLOR, VERNON EDDIE, JR. Rich Square TEAGUE. JAMES MARION Franklin TEAT. JAMES IRA Charlotte TEER. GERARD WALTER Durham TERRY. HOYT WAYNE Hamlet TEW. LYNN CAREY Godwin THACKER. TYRUS GORDON. JR. Burlington THOMAS, JESSE GRAY Bethel THOMPSON, KENNETH, II Waynesville 1 J ji--- I-- ' r C f-l [335] CLASS OF 1967 THOMPSON. ROBERT BRADY Lumberton THOMPSON. ROBERT VAN Durham THOMPSON. RODNEY FERRELL Hickory THOMSON. STUART McGUIRE. JR. Washington THORNBURG. DAVID CHARLES Dallas THORNE. WILLIAM GERALD ClaytDn TICE. COURTNEY ROGERS Moyock TILLEY. JAMES RICHARD. JR. Durham TRACY. LAWRENCE DANIEL Chapel Hill TRIPP. EDWIN READE. Ill Raleigh TROUTMAN, SIDNEY BRUCE Gastonia TRUDELL. PETER JAMES Davidson TRUITT. KENNETH RAY Summerfield TSANG. ROBERT CHUNG-K Kowloon, Hong Kong TURLINGTON. JAMES ELTON Clinton TURNER. MICHAEL FREDERICK Greensboro TURNER. WALTER BUNCH. JR. Shelby TUTTLE, HAROLD WAYNE High Point TYNDALL. WILLIAM OTTIS. JR. Satemburg TYSON. CHARLES LEROY Wadesboro TYSON. HOWARD ANDREW Nashville UMBARGER. RICHARD LEE Aberdeen. Md. VANCE. HORACE HENRY. Ill Winston-Salem VAUGHAN, DAVID HARRIS Virgilina, Va. VAUSE, HARDY LINWOOD. Ill Hookerton VERNON. GERALD RAY Milton VINSON. JOSEPH EDGAR Colonia. Uruguay WALDROP. BARRY DALE Valdese WALKER. HUGH LOGAN. JR. Shelby WALKER. JIMMY ROGER Winston-Salem WALKER. KENNETH CARL Hillsboro WALKER. MICHAEL HOUSEWRIGHT Hillsboro WALL. CLARENCE ARTHUR Smithfield WALTERS, RICHARD GEORGE Reading, Pa. WALTON, REBECCA JEAN Durham WARD. JAMES THOMAS Galax, Va. WARD. MELVIN FRANCIS. JR. New Bern WARD. RANDALL LEE Durham WARE, JAMES HAMILTON. JR. Turkey WARLICK, SAM Raeford WARNER. RONALD LESLIE Leicester, England WARREN. IVEY MILLER Plymouth WASER, JOHN DAVID Winston-Salem WATERS. JAMES JOSEPH Tampa, Fla. WATKINS, ARTHUR WADE. JR. Raleigh WATSON. JAMES EDMUND Raleigh WATSON, JOHN MILTON Bailey WATT, JIMMY LEE Statesville WEATHERLY. DON ELLIS Media, Pa. WEATHERS. JAMES WESLEY, III Alexandria. Va. WEAVER, DONALD MICHAEL Aberdeen WEAVER, DONNIE SYLVESTER Rocky Mount WEAVER, LYLE OTHA Gas-onia WEBSTER, ROBERT LEE Charlottesville. Va. WELCH. JAMES ROBERT Charlotte WEST. THOMAS EDISON. JR. Wilmington WESTMORELAND. ROBERT YOUNG Davidson WHEELER. GEORGE CHARLES West Bend. Wis. WHEELER. RONALD EDWARD Angier WHEELER. THOMAS PEACE, JR. Rockingham WHEELESS. RICHARD WAYNE Raleigh WHICKER. STEPHEN LEE Winston-Salem WHICKER, WILLIAM DONALD, JR. Winston-Salem WHISENANT, MICHAEL JACKSON Charlotte WHISNANT, JOE DWIGHT Newto.i WHISNANT, ROBERT MELVIN Lenoir WHITAKER, BRUCE ALGER Morganton WHITE, JOHN HOWARD Orlando. Fla. WHITE. LEONARD WILSON Henderson WHITE. RALPH RIGDON. JR. Greensboro WHITE. ROBERT EUGENE Mount una WHITE. WILLIS HOPE Salisbury WHITESELL. DONALD LEROY High Point WHITFIELD, CLYDE RAINEY Roxboro WHITFIELD, NATHANIEL KENT Roxboro WHITLEY, RUSSELL VERNON Durham WHITLEY, WILLARD HUGH Selma [336] jmitl ! ' - : WHITTINGTON. GARY THOMAS North Wllkesboro WICKS. LAWRENCE EDWARD Lynchburg. Va. WIDENHOUSE, DONALD WAYNE Raleigh WILKINS, HUGH HAROLD Dobson WILLARD, THOMAS VANN Raleigh WILLARD. TOMMY RAY Liberty WILLIAM, EARL DAWSON Stantonsburg WILLIAMS. CHARLES RICHARD Elizabeth City WILLIAMS, GEORGE DANIEL Gatesville WILLIAMS, GERALD WAYNE Kernersville WILLIAMS, JOHN DUNCAN, III Charlotte WILLIAMS, JOSEPH G. Pink Hill WILLIAMS, KENT BOYD Raleigh WILLIAMS, LARRY SHERMAN Eagle Springs WILLIAMS, MAJOR DANIEL, JR. Princeton WILLIAMS, ROBERT LEE, JR. Rocky Mount WILLIAMSON, LARRY KENT Durham WILSON, CHARLES RICHARD, II Winston-Salem WILSON, WILLIAM R. Pittsburgh, Pa. WINGFIELD. JOHNNY GARLAND Graham WIRTH, RONALD LEE Rosemont, Pa. WITHERSPOON. JAMES NEVIT, II Cherryville WITHROW. RONALD JOE Charlotte WOLFF. CHARLES STEPHEN Raleigh WOMBLE. CHARLES HALFORD New Hill WOOD. JAMES ARNOLD Mount Olive WOOD. JOHN GILBERT Raleigh WOOD. RALPH EDWARD Elizabeth City WOOD. TOMMIE LELAND Salisbury WOOD. WILLIAM DAVID. JR. Benson WOODALL. JAMES DANIEL Smithfield WOODIE. JIMMY DALE Laurel Springs WOODLIEF. JAMES RANDOLPH Durham WOODRUFF. JASPER DANIEL. JR. Rocky Mount WOOLARD. JOHN LAWRENCE. JR. Wilmington WOOLLEY, HAROLD WAYNE, JR. Elizabeth City WRENN. GARY LEE Badin WYNNE. WILLIAM PEMBERTON DIXON Raleigh YARBOROUGH. JERRY KENNETH Edenton YARBROUGH. AUSTIN EDWARD Winston-Salem YATES. JOHN ANDREW Durham YEARGAN. LEONARD WAYNE Durham YODER. JOHN ROSS. JR. YONTS, ROBERT ROWLAND YOUNG. ARTHUR WILLIAM ZIEMER, JEFFREY MARTIN ZIMMERMAN, JOSEPH LINDSAY Lincolnton Thomasville Rutherfordton Seaford, Del. Lexington Who said this was a cow college? it r r _ 1 IP 1 w I ■ r mi an b ' n mi nr an :  : «« : IRJ i  «« ! M t! .mi mi BK m; 1 W! 1 an : nn ! tm i nn Si! m mi mi iin iBi i h mi i W i nn 1 R!« I n?! ! H nil 1 1 iiK I ::e: i  . IV If TV II! [337] INDEX Page Agricultural Council 35 Agricultural Economics Club 85 Agricultural Education Club 85 Agricultural Engineering Technology Club 86 Agricultural Institute 81 Agromeck - 50 Air Force ROTC 202 Alpha Gamma Rho - - 120 Alpha Phi Omega — - 114 Alpha Sigma Mu 80 Alpha Zeta 113 American Ceramic Society 79 American Institute of Aeronautics Astronautics 74 American Institute of Chemical Engineers 76 American Institute of Electrical Electronic Engineers _ 75 American Institute of Industrial Engineers _ 76 American Institute of Physics 77 American Nuclear Society 77 American Society of Agricultural Engineers 81 American Society of Agronomy 90 American Society of Civil Engineers 78 American Society of Mechanical Engineers 78 American Society of Metals 80 Angel Flight 205 Animal Science Club 86 Applied Mathematics Club 88 Army ROTC 194 Athletic Department 164 Baptist Student Union 88 Baseball ___.. 186 Basketball 174 Blue Key 100 Campus Code Board Cheerleaders Chi Epsilon Circle K 52 165 115 84 Page College Union 54 Cross Country 185 Delta Kappa Phi 82 Delta Sigma Phi 122 Design Publication 69 Engineers ' Council __ _ _ 39 Epsilon Pi Tau 103 Eta Kappa Nu 105 Farm House _ 124 Food Science Club 91 Football 166 Forestry Club 91 4-H Club 90 Freshman Class 325 Furniture Club 92 Golden Chain _ _. 99 Golf 188 Graduate Dames — _ 92 Hellenic Association 93 Honor Code Board 52 Horticulture Club 93 Industrial Arts Club 94 Interdormitory Council 156 Interfraternity Council 118 Intramurals 190 Junior Class 291 Kappa Alpha 126 Kappa Phi Kappa 110 Kappa Sigma 128 Kappa Tau Beta 83 Kera mos —. 79 [3381 INDEX Page Lambda Chi Alpha 130 Leopold Wildlife Society 94 McKimmon Village - - 55 Mathematics Science Education Club 95 Monogram Club 165 M u Beta Psi 111 Musical Organizations 70 National Education Association 83 N. C. State Women ' s Association 97 Outstanding Classroom Teachers 44 Phi Eta Sigma 102 Phi Kappa Phi 98 Phi Kappa Tau 132 Phi Psi 82 Phi Sigma 112 Pi Kappa Alpha 134 Pi Kappa Phi 136 Pi Mu Epsilon 108 Pinetum 68 Pi Tau Sigma 107 Poultry Science Club 95 Pre-Vets Club 96 Professional Students 279 Publications Board 58 Rho Phi Alpha 111 School of Agriculture 34 School of Design 36 School of Education 37 School of Engineering 38 School of Forestry 40 School of Liberal Arts 41 School of Physical Sciences Applied Mathematics 42 School of Textiles 43 Page Science Council _. 42 Senior Class 210 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 138 Sigma Alpha Mu 140 Sigma Chi 142 Sigma Kappa 154 Sigma Nu 144 Sigma Phi Epsilon 146 Sigma Pi 148 Sigma Pi Sigma 106 Sigma Tau Sigma 109 Soccer 182 Sophomore Class _ 308 Southern Engineer 68 States Mates 87 Student Government 50 Swimming 178 Tau Beta Pi 103 Tau Kappa Epsilon 150 Taylor Sociology Club 96 Technician 64 Tennis 189 Textile Forum 69 Theta Chi 152 Thirty and Three 101 Tompkins Textile Council _ 43 Track 184 Unclassified Students 279 Wesley Foundation 89 WKNC 56 Wolfpack Club 164 Woman ' s Campus Code Board 53 Wrestling 183 Xi Sigma Pi 109 YMCA 57 [339] PATRO CAROLINA POWER LIGHT COMPANY A. B. CARTER, INC. COLONIAL STORES, INC. DAVIS FURBER MACHINE CO. HARRIS WHOLESALE, INC. HICKORY CHAIR CO. HUDSON-BELK CO. KINGSPORT PRESS NORTH CAROLINA EQUIPMENT COMPANY PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO. OF RALEIGH PFISTER CHEMICAL WORKS RIEGEL TEXTILE CORPORATION SONOCO PRODUCTS COMPANY STEEL HEDDLE MFG. CO. STUDENTS SUPPLY STORES WALLER STUDIO CHARLOTTE ENGRAVING CO. OBSERVER PRINTING HOUSE [340]