University of North Carolina at Wilmington - Fledgling Yearbook (Wilmington, NC)

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The Engineers Club, formed to promote interest among the engineering students, accomplishes its purpose by showing interest in all aspects of the different fields of Engineering. The club helps out-of-town students find rooms and places to stay at the beginning of the yearg its mem- bers act as guides during the District Science Fairg and one of their aims is to do anything they can to help out in the community. The Engineers Club holds monthly meetings at which time guest speakers keep the club informed on the latest engineering practices and devlopments in the Wilming- ton and surrounding areas. The group also tours inter- esting and informative industries in the Wilmington area. Some of these places have been B. Sz W., the Ideal Cement Company, INCO, Saline Conve.rsion Plant, and others. Under the advice of Advisors, Calvin Doss and Adri- in Hurst, the club promotes interest and provides help to the school. The aim of the Engineers Club is to make their organization a service to the College. Miss Memory Farrar-Engineer's Sweetheart. 4, if raw Sill glee-55 if ie: efifftitew -as ' fffivsggsi V A-ff Qi ,cz , 4 l Monthly dinner meetings are held at the Beaumont Restaurant. Here, Club members enjoy good food and interesting conversation. 79

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it in ' -1- 2 W, :trim '?i-. -X W ,.- . F f - M--V ,, W -13719 i First row: Mr. Doss, John Lorek, Wilson Horton, Horace Thomp- Williams, Billy Tomz. Third row: David Askins, Billy Huggins ' son, Harold Sullivan, Mr. Hurst. Second Row: Lloyd Robuck, Jimmy Tucker, Butch Ruhland, He1'byHouston, David Seagroves Elton Tucker, Jon Wooten, Earl Mullins, Lin Rogers, Harold ENGINEERS CLUB ln, 'Elf' ' ? 'S' .. Seated: Wilson Horton, Secretary-g Harold Sullivan, Vice-Presidentg Mr. Doss, ici- visor. Standing: Jon Wooten, Treasurerg Butch Ruhland, President, Mr. Hurst, - visor. 78

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Standing-Vice-President: Sandy Wright, President: Bobby Eakins, Seated-Treasurer: Gene Frizzelle, Secretary: Roger Webb. Miss Fl-edi Crisp is Circle K Sweetheart. -i 'Tiff U i ' 'Wi Il , l i ,gr The Circle K is not a social fraternityg it is a service organization for college men operating on the campus and is similar to Kiwanis and other service clubs. It is a leadership and character-building group which serves the campus and the community. The Circle K Club of Wilmington College is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Wilmington, North Carolina. The activities of the year 1963-'64 are.: two car washes Cproceeds going to the erection of two park benches on campusb, selling of Mums Cproceeds going toward Homecomingb, the supervision of Ori- entation, and the awarding of the Most Valuable Player Award. The officers of the club are: Bobby Eakins, Presi- dentg Sandy Wright, Vice-Presidentg Gene Frizzelle, Treasurerg and Roger Webb, Secretary. The club advisor is Mr. Thomas Lupton.