Wake Forest University - Howler Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 276 of the 1960 volume:

WAKE FOREST COLLEGE THE Z SMITH REYNOLDS LIBRARY I960 C.2 ACCESSION N(1 134322 -I if C. 2 PUBLISHED v ; M M ' rs Hf [| f Jiffl , ' v . if. S 1 4 - II H 1 1 i % 1 Pi ft ' lH 1 1 -Ir -rf ,, .T i i« ; .; U. .w -. - WINSTON-SALEM NORTH CAROLINA I960 BY WAKE FOREST COLLEGE 134322 E D I C A T I ( ) Li nun who h;is s.icnliLxd niiich ni his hrsr li vi, teaching til hrcDiiic .in ciiiKilly alik- ;ul- niinistrariir; l() .1 ni;in whniii sniilcnrs ,iiid .ill rcsixct .uu aJiiiiic 111 Ills rtlnrts t(i iiKikc W ' .iku I orcst ;i better phicc ti) li L ' and karn, l() .1 111.111 wliii IS ti lcr.iiit lit the viLWs 1)1 cithLTs. w lin has the aliilit ' to ilisaiiruc witlnuit liciiit; ili.sa- i rccalilc. I ( ) a man w Im has ilcnidnstratcil tliu marks nl .i real schiilar, rO a man ho has been recounizeil as one w iio gets things done, quiekK and well, in a diploniatie tasliion almost beyond deseription ; I ) a man profound, 1 ( ) a liiimaiiitarian, Willi deep .ippreciation for ha ing experienceil him, l() Dr. Idwiii (naves W il.son, we sincerelv dedi- cate the I Ml ilOWi,! R. I his lias bfcn a siicccsshil and very wondcrtui year for the students of Wake Forest College. The graduating class ot 1960 is the first group of seniors to graduate from our college who have attended the school on its present site tor tour complete years. 1 low ever, the spirit and traditions are the same that reigned on the old cam- pus in Wake County. These traditions have been replanted and well-adapted ro their new location. With this copy ot the HowIkr the 1959-60 staff presents iiu with a t pical college year captured in pic- tures. The goal of the Howler is to preserve another of these wonderful years for you in a true-to-lite casual- ness and a friendh ' , informal manner which is representative of the atmos- phere prevalent among the students. It, in ears to come, ou will be able to turn through these pages and reminisce with a smile the joys, pleasures, and thrills that 19. ' ;9-60 has brought, then the aim of this Howi.er will have been fulfilled. CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION 18 ACADEMICS 36 ATHLETICS 112 ACTIVITIES 146 HONORARIES 184 GREEKS 202 BEAUTIES 228 ADVERTISEMENTS 246 ■ .. . i- U h HhM vil ' 4! t i ' iui ' - ■ ' J-r • THE O L THE SCHOLASTIC 1 _j B E W.i J0 ■ ■ H A ' ' If ' . Ti 4 -■ . , I rfll ill i i ' v HHiwIiii Mal - ' LlBa . M ir, fi iSr Mm 5 ■l - SF ' V SuiiPJ t LV: dHH .rtie. L • ' i „ !i •« ! «-=S .7 a THE SOCIAL aHE ATHIiEXIC ■•.. « ■• ■■ «• ' — « «. THE SPIRITUAL DMIMISTBATIOM m, ' it m , ' 1m. -., • -, THE The Howi.ER this year marks the completion ot the first tour-year cycle — a normal student generation — on the new Wake Forest College campus. It therefore symbolizes the close ot the transition period — a chapter in our history — that will he forever unique. We shall eherish the pleasant memories and forget the others- except to heneht b mistakes — as we build into the future. ' p. ei ilJkUli Miss Lois IoIjiismi. 1),.,, w I l)r_ K„l.,rl A h,T, Assislalll I ADMIMIST h. HiiKfm ' I Olnr. Dimtor,, -iliinini Acln-lUes. BmrJ of Triislrn kj hv Rohert L. Humhe p— 1 |B J ' A4 9D ' iJ cj J L l .!-, '  BUSINESS STAFF W;-. inrlh 11 CuluhiiiJ. Inj ii:,i „l ihr („llru.r rnjsiim- ' i Suff: fins.ll. Cmkt. Ki„„H. Hw„„i,: Willur.t. l ' ,-llx,„l,„. A.lnniiislrjnvr Asii-I.uits: Scatid, H,ilf lrllrr. Drah. (,re.im,. Miller. St.indii r.ui.lli. Ujmruk. Grubbs. h ll„„„.n r (,n li,l. Dnr.l,,, ,.) Kr.i.lriiu KriifSfr.,rsS,,,Jf: Ditlll. D.M,. tr.„u,i. M,ll .,p,. V, i REGISTBAR ' S STAFF Mr. (,r.7,A ,S. I ,tle,s„il. K, ' r. Il.imlj S l„n,f. Siipmntni.trnt „) HiiiI.Iiiik .,„J Grmin.ls. 25 h,lu,i,i.,u„H n.d Um ; ml I ;. (,, llii, lr M.iriiH l-r jiias. Ilimtar o Sp«rli ' «« , Mrs Riihx l Sherid.w. Ilirnlnr of Fn,„l S, l)r OzmiT Hfiirv. CMr r I ' hvsuu, Mr. Rliurll liranlh . ;., Dnul,,, uj A,., I:. Dr. I.. H. HolhtiKs ' onh. CollfK ' Oiapl. F A C BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT Dr. AlltN. Dr. („dr. Dr. H,,, ;, Dr. I„liiisu,,i. Dr. MrRilchir. Dr. Rntl. Dr. Davn. I), I li.iii, hn„ii.il.l. niinl„r „l l «i ,. MUSIC DEPARTMENT );. H„huiM,ii, ln. Il.vns. lr llr.i.l. )r. H.i, 28 B MATH DEPARTMENT Dr. hry C. Gnitry. Chatrman  tlu talll Df- pjrtmcnt. Ilr. (ToNjr H. E.up. (jLUnnaii „l (.Li iujl L.w u. CLASSICAL LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Dr. Earfi jnJ Dr. . LIBRARY STAFF Mr. C.irlloll l l ' rsf. I.lhr CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT 1 j Yg j Dr. CImrlfs S. HImIc, Chairman „] Dr. tihhick. Dr. Wilhr. );. H.iwiuL; Dr. Cross. Dr. Isbell. Dr. Nrj- rll. Dr. Black. MILITARY SCIENCE MODERN LANGUAGES ■■■■■ Dr HaroLI l). Rucll. (h.iirman „ MoJfrn LwKli.isir Drp.ntii„nl. SljccJ UmSinJer. tr. Ihh.iJ,,. )r,, «„ .,« «. StjnduiL; Dr. K,;u„i. h . Amknoii- Mr. h ,u-.l. Dr. (JFlalnrtv. Mr. .SuM. Mr. .SV«ri;i . Dr. SlnrmArr. Dr. I ' .irhr. Dr TnmluH. Scat(.ci Dr. O- rn. Dr K.urls, . Mns H.tln. Leiiis. .Mr. H Il„n. Dr. Hr.uli. Mr. TlmiiLn. PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT WfiliinilBfllfH Sr.nulini; Dr S,„ir. lr. ( „,d: lr BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Dr. (,jin,l l. K«t:,rs. Drail „J tlu StIlnrA J Busint-si .-iJiniNistninr ii. Dr. I„hn r. D.nlnell. Chairtmn of the I ' syclwlogy Drparlnimt. Dr. link MlJ Dr. ir, ,.; PHILOSOPHY DEPARTMENT h I lln„n. Mr. loid.ui. Dr. Ih.lyw. I),. Hmks. Mr. Sl.rlllllK!. I), ll.uul.t i; R r«;; ' , (h.lirmui ill,- rinsu.il r.lNt.ilmi n,l .iilm:in. PHYSICS DEPARTMENT p ? j 4 M P MMii. II n 1 m ■iSI H l r. WrW w, )r. ,SV, , :, ' ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Sc.ircd )r, .S7 r ,i, r. Ihr ral. lr Auinl;. Mm PInlhp!. Mrs. Rjynnr. Dr. Hrm rnik. .Mr. IXnis. Sr.inaint; Dr. H.uns. Dr. Frdk. h. Slmrtrr. Dr. Diiriihiiuh. U Kniwn. .Mr. Warluk. Dr. Hrrr n. Dr. II ; .. «. Mr. Dr.rh. RELIGION DEPARTMENT SLMted: Dr. H.,mr,d: Dr. Am;,!!. Dr. (.nffin. Standing: Dr. Dyrr, Dr. Ti SOCIOLOGY DEPARTMENT 5=- Dr. Brinks. Dr. Clire. Dr. An Dr. Clarence H. Patrick. Clwrman r, the Sociology Department. EDUCA riON DEPARTMENT Mr. H.itl jihi Dr. I POLITICAL SCIENCE Mr. .-Iri.lnuM. Mr. Ihlil. Mr. (,r,gg. 34 HISTORY DEPARTMENT Dr. SmiUy. Mr. Chnrs. Dr. Tilhn. Dr. IwufMlJ. Dr. )V.,™,. I),. I ' ,rr . Dr. l„ll,i Dr. Gregory. . lr. Hitch, ns. Mr. C.nnll II . ,.ltheri. Dr.in of thr 1.,,- - School. LAW SCHOOL l r. U ' chstcr. Mr. Dnim: Dr. Lc; .Mr. Scarlett. M CADEMIGS SENIORS Charles Edmond Adams Ben Geer Alderman, Jr., B.B.A. Alplr, I ' lil Oin. ' Ka: AlpliH K:ip|.:i Ernest Raymond Alexander, Jr., B.A. Ch. 1. 2, l.lrl I. II. -id CIl, apoli; iiicr :J, 4: K;ii i a Sigma John Alexander Alford Coll Ol.l C.M : i.l Hhi Edward Martin Allen, Jr., Ill, B.A. Muuiit Aii v I U.C. 1, 2. 3, 4, l ' re.sidfiit 3; V.D.C. 1. 2, 3, 4, Vi«- I ' lrviiifiit 3, 4; Student Union Executive Committee 4: Chiiinian Lertuie Committee Student Union 4; Old (luldan.i Bl:u-k Staff. Joe Lee Arnold Biistnl, Vm ,„, row: John Wesley Ashburn Winstnri-Silem Douglas Moxley Bailey, III, B.A. ' lnrksljuiK, V. V:i. I ' l Ivai.j.a Alpha; C.aiiicrl.ui - Clul.; FrcslimaT. Basket- Lois Elaine Bailey, B.S. Bi..l..gy As.-lstalU :;, 4; Beta Beta Beta. Chadb. ,„;, ; ,.,„■: Frank Lindsay Baker, Jr. Hubert Wayne Bare, B.S. Kappa Mil I ' PhImii J. :;. I. Tn William Bernard Barrow, B.S. Iiilraniinals; Drila Simula I ' lii Atlanta, Ga. I ' lttshoi-d isuivr 1: FT. A. Wrldi.ri Wesley Fininaiti.in. fiflh row: Frances Louise Baucom, B.A. .Muinoi- Huii.M- ' .,iiii,-il: W.li.A. Srcn-larv; Legislature St-cri- t-Hv : Sini.a I ' la.ss Si-eietan ' ; Tassels; Delta Kappa Xu; ds Committee; Magnolia Court; Queen Dl.:. o ™ — .,. r ..u.. i;: Ml ; Delta Sigma Phi; Strings; Delta Sigma Carl Julius Beacham, Jr., B.S. Jacksi . ii;iiia I ' lii Lp-ilMri: Mon.igram Club. George Reginald Bell Gree xuih ro,r Joseph Edward Belton Winstmi-Salem John Franklin Bergner, Jr., B.S. Forth Worth, Texas ( ;.inian ( lub _ , :;; Alpha I ' hi Omega 2, 3, 4, First Vice- l ' rr-ld,iit I; CMiiiiril Mriiibi-i Trailer Park 3. Peggy Elmira Berrier, B.A. Winston-Salem 39 SENIORS Edith Marie Berry, B.S. US r ; Ch, Ijlll Wilburn Earl Berry, Jr., B.S. l., ' Uiil.i:, Clil Alpha Fritts Lewis Biesecker, B.B.A. I.:ni.l«l;i Chi . l|,h.-l. Aluiiuii I ' m Tr ■ Cli: CUil,; V W.A Alpha Kapp: Janet Margaret Binkley, B.A. W ake Forest ' I ' hc Siu.l.-nt. Ivlil.ir 4; Tass,.|s 4; lAizcliaii Society, i ' l.-i.liaii 4i ' WhuV Who; H S T , Sccictarv .3; Phi Sisiiaa I..ta: limi,,, C.uiHal :i. 4. S.vivlaiy 3. Barbara Jean Blackmon, B.A. Ijillington It.liKiuu. l-;,lu.aiioi, ami Srrviia- Clul,: YAV.A.; Big Edgar Leon Boggs, B.A. K.appa . lplia; CliMir 1, 2. 3. I; (Irrma I ' niil, .Skill nIOur Tcrlh 4, , ll 1 Clul ivi.-ifi, Va. 1, 2; Play , . i,,ir John Marshall Bostic, B.B.A. H iiliclti. villc, S. C. Bruce Norman Boteler, B.S. D.lla SiKlii.a rin; K: a Mil lOpMl.,,, Tim ipck, K. J. Christopher Lewis Bramlett, B.S. Drita SlKliia I ' hi; (l.aliUiia SlKliia l p- Inli. I ' Canton v-iiclent 4: Kappa Mil KpMl.iii; Alpha l:p ilni K..llli.lali(.ii. -in-l ' n-si,l,.|it 4; ( ' liu ChiMiiistrv DcpaitniiMil; Bami; X ( All-State Baiiil 2; Duniuti.ry (;(.uiiril llrll l,al. ' lull ir 4, i; Wesley .Assistant iriillegiate Lionel Francis Branscomb Will I ' lii-Sak-m Barbara Branson, B.A. ■!■ V,A !.■_ , 3; I ' hlSlKliia Iiila3. 4 ; S 1; Haii.l 1; Dran ' s l.isl ; Slu.lnU Sli W cmI.iu ir 1 ikc Forest .Assistant Robert Ray Bray, B.B.A. I ' l Kappa Al|.ha: Mononlalll Clul., I ' Miz ilii ' lhCity Iiflh ,„„■ Betty Jane Brendell, B.A. US 1 . W A . W 1! A 1. J, 3: 1 Sii.irix 1, _■, :;: so !■ II, llzrlia H, II. lie 1 l-ilnaiy John Wayne Bridges, B.A. IIS r : Mllli lrlial ( ' ..lllrlrlir,.. Ch, l illralinii ami Srrvirr Chili, Ml,. hMniMiili Wnlk m7 ' 8anford Christian Chairman; Shirley Ann Bridges, B.A, W i; . 1. ■-■; ()ivh,-Ms Chill 1, . ' . 3 -1 W , 1, ■_ ' ; Chii liari lahiratii.ri a 1, 1 ' III Sr lii ' lmont rsiilcnt 4: virr Chill Francis Dale Bridgewater .s,ih l,uiy, Mil. Sandra Louise Bright, B.A. iii.iuii-.Sak ' ni Dih.i Kappa Xu: V -: .Majiii;. ' Chili; W.iim ' ii Day Sliiili-iils ' Ornaiiizalliili; ' I ' ll I ' i lii-nral liiiial . .s.sooia- Mary Lee Britt, B.S. .Muifrcesboro Itria Uria Urta 3. ); , lpha I ' si (iiiirna 3, 4 : Treasurer 4; W.R.A, I, 2, 3, 4; .MaritiiniTs 1; Oirlicsis Club 1, 2. 40 t lirsi , KulciKli Fabian Amelia Broadway, B.A. V (lA, I, 2, ■ . (, Chiss lirprcsmtativi ' I, L ' , Treasurer 3, House President 4; Orcliesis Club 1, 2. :i, 4, I ' resi.leiit 3; Maritimers Clul) 1, 2, Seerctarv 2; Student riiioii Recreation: romniiltee 3: WR.A. I. 2, 3. I; IMv Ma.jo, ' Chili; Tassels; Wlio ' s Who. Billy Gray Brown, B.S. W ins -Sal. ' ni Robert David Brown, B.B.A. ArlLnnton, a Ronnie Wayne Brown, B.A. Thratn- I; H;uid I: Clioir : Tommy Eugene Burris, B.A. Mirnslerial ( ' onieivnee David Hudson Butler, B.A. I ' l Kappa Aljilia; . lonos;rani nc Te Ihinl raw: LeRoy Conrad Butler, B.S. I ' airHc Id, Conn Theta C ' lii; FreshmaTi Baskell.all; Caninia Sinn.a Kps.h.n, Vada Aim Byars, B.S. Winston-Sah-m H;ind I. I; OlvhrsDa I, 4: Wi ' stminster Fellowship I. 2, 3, 4. I ' resideiil 4; Kappa Mil ICpsihili 2. 3, 4, Ue- .■..rdiiiK Srrivtarv I; W li A 1, 2. Daniel Blake Byrd, B.B.A. Charlolle Dempsey Aaron Calhoun, B.A. Koiky Mount Donna Jean Campbell, B.A. Charlotte John Hamilton Cantrell, Jr., B.B.A. MorKanion K:,pp:, Mplia, 1 lo,|.e Manager 2. Treasurer 3. SeeivtarN 4; Delia SlKliia I ' l 2, :i, 4, President 3, Chaliei41(.r 4; yeahhard and HIade 3, 4. Treasurer 4. Jiflh n,w: Mary Louise Carrigan liurlintjt.. Daniel Allen Carroll, B.A. Shell, Dell.i .S|i;iii;i I ' hi; 1 ),4iate Team, Raleigh Fountain Carroll, Jr. Ho.selmr suili mw: Joey Mieshele Carter Kannapolis Marvin Pendleton Carter, Jr., B.B.A. Charlotte Prutte Leroy Carter, B.B.A. Charlotte 41 SENIORS M Janet Lee Cashwell Robert Neil Chafin Sylvia De Lette Cheek ul n,ir William Lester Childers, Jr., B.S. K:,|,|Ki Nil I.iimImi,: I ' livsirs Kratrri Harold Leon CoUis, B.B.A. Ausbin Q. Cook, B.B.A. Ii. ' li I ' l A. t. ), ■- ,„„•: Marilyn Matthews Cook, B.S. V,- l,.v Ki.uri.latiui, I, -J, Sr 1:|.mI..ii ■_ ' . :i. ); Caiinuu Sikhi Luther D. Cooke, B.A. Winston-Salem Kannapolis S|)ruc.e Pine i ' ilot Mountain i ■i ' lai ' k III ■ i.laiv 1; Kappa Mu I ' p.-il..,, :i, -1. Raleigh i; WKDl) I; Delta Phi Alpha :;, 1, ' i,T-l n.si,lrnt 4. Fred Leon Coward, III, B.A. Sumter, S. C Drlia SiKiiia IMii, Historian .3, . luniTii Chairman 4; lian.l 1, ■_ ' , :i, -1. Diuiii Maid :(; H.OTC. 1, 2, 3, 4; Si ' :il hard and Bhi.lc :i. 1; liiflc Team 1, 2; X. C . 11- Slate Collegiate lian.l :i. fi,,nlh ,,,!,■ Michael Elmo Cox, B.A. Mmiphis T.nn Traik and Cioss-Cuntrv 1, 2, 3; B.S I Cnunril I Ministerial ( ■..nlei-ence 1, 2, 3, 4; Christian I dilrai „,„ and Scivier Cliil, 3, 4; Intramurals; M nriM iani Clul.. Lynda Jean Crawford, B.A. Advam • Mais llill I, 2; Dean ' s List :i; Latin I I.hmm- Si.eiet v 3, 4: I ' lii Joe Durward Creech, B.A. Smithfield l app,a SiKliia; (dand SriiI.e, Idalid Master of Cere- munas; I ' lii Alpha Thela; l ' liil..nialhe.sian Literary ,S,„-iety. Joseph Whitfield Creech, B.S. Benny Lee Creed, B.A. James Richard Crompton Four Oaks lOast Bend xuili run- Elizabeth Ann Cross, B.A. (eiMsLnrn .Mats Hill I. 2; BS.r, 3, 4; ' .W.A. 3, 4; Christian IvIuiatiiHi anil Serviee Cluli 3, 4, First Viee-President 4; KaVlia Mu Kpsilon 3, 4; Howler Staff 3, 4; F.T.A. 1; HiK Sister 4: Dean ' s List 3. Robert Franklin Grumpier, Jr., B.B.A. Raleigh WFIIl) I; lidTC liifle Team 1. 2: l.amhda Chi Alpha. House Malia ei 3, Treasurer 4. William Colin CuUen, B.A. Winston-Salem Basket l.all 3, 1; ' renins 3. I.A.CC ( ' liampion; Who ' s li.. , Oniiri.in Delta Kappa, Williams College 1, 2, Mnn.iKiHln Clul.. 42 Jii-sl row: Joseph Raymond Cumby, B.B.A. (Iimiunns Aubrey Gibson Currie, B.S. Laurel Hill Kii|i|M SimiKi: I ' hi i:|)sili.n Kapju: M.incigram Cluh ■2. :;, 1: D.aii ' .- Afi :5; Footl.all 1, 2, :i, 4; All A.C.C. S. ' hnlaMl.- Tram. William Robert Curtis, B.A. Han,l I. 1 ' ; Sm.lrHt A . i. lallt 2: 1 aTul Baskctliali. F. Felix Brenard Dalton, B.B.A. Oscar Thomas Dancy Branch Howard Daniels, Jr. Ihinl inir Max Eugene Deal Douglas Duncan Dean William Patrick DeLapp, B.B.A. fourth nor. Darrell Frank Dennis, B.B.A. Franklin Denny, B.B.A. Allen Clark Dotson, B.S. Kappa Mu l:|. il..ii. Tn-a.- un- dent Scrtlul,: Plivsiis lU- CMi Nuifolk, ' a. Hickrjry Clayton Heid.- ville Asheville Pilot Mountain Badin Milcnt; A. I. P. tftu- Bobby Gene Downing, B.A. Lev-ittown. Pa. Knctl.all 1. •- ' ; Tiark 1. 2; Wrestling 3; Monogram f ' lul.; FDD: Ka|ipa Sifrma: Young Democrats Club: Allen Eugene Doyle, B.B.A. Roberta Jan Duff W ' in.- ton-iSalem Tampa, Fla. William Bennett Duiuiagan, B.B.A. Winston-. alem . l|.lia Kappa INi liuM.ie s Fraternity :i. 4. ' iee-Pre. ' i- ,|ei,t 4: (Mill T, I, ;!. 4, Margaret Ann Dutton, B.S. theenslioro Draniatir- 1. 2. :-): Ve lev Fouiulatii n 1, 2. 3, 4; K.M.E. 2. 3, 4: .-Student Union 3; W.HA. 1. 2. James Carr Eagle, Jr., B.S. Spencer Delta Sigma Phi: Scabbard and Blade; Band. P P p 43 SENIORS ' j dkMdik Raymond E. Ebert, Jr. W ijiston-Salem Eloise Critz Ellis, B.B.A. S]iracp Pine l)..|t:i K:ii,i,a Xu J. :!, 1; W li.A I. ■- ' , :i. 1; Christian Ivlu.vitinji and SiTvi, ' , ' Cliil, 1. James Earl Ezzell, Jr. Hixkv Mount Everett Larry Fabian, B.S. Winston-.Salcni Diikc rnivcisily 1, 2; Pliysii-s Re. ' wirch Assistant 3, 4; All ' , Stiiilcut Section 3, President 4; Intramural Uii ' lliriK Award 3; Intramural Handball Award 4; l,ariil„la Chi Alpha, Boyd Leon Farmer, B.A. Hamlet Wiiitair C..II.K.- I, -. ' : W KDI) 3, I; B,S C 3, 4; .Minis- l-iial Cniili-ivii,-,- 3, 4; Intramural F..,.ll,all and Softball 3. I, Patricia Ann Farson, B.A. Charlotte StriuKs -J, 3, 4; HS.l ' . 1. ' 2; Westminster Fellowship 2: Ib.wLKR SlalT I, 2, Captions PMitor 3, Copy and Captions l ' ;dit,ir I: Oirh. ' sis Darii-e CInh 2, 3, 4 ll,n,l n„r ' Kenneth Edwin Ferrell, B.A l ' ' o..ll.all; Pika Flaleinitv: . I Ha,-krtl.all an, I S..ltliall ' Lawrence Bernard Fleisher, B.A. i ' ooll.all 1. 2. 3, I; Ha.limntnn ChaM.iHoii 111: Durhal .Club; Intramun Winnipeg, Canada Wrestling 3; Theta Chi; Alpha Theta Honor- Bobbie Jean Fleming, B.A. Hickory .Mars Hill Colli ' gr I, 2; ,W,A, Coinu ' il :i, 4, Mis.sion Chairman 3, Publicity Chairman 4: . lpha Psi Omega Dramatics Fraternity 3, 4, Charles Maynard Forbes, B.A. ( Incnslioro l.anili.la Chi . l|.lia 2, ;i, I; I ' nshmg liilles 2, 3, 4; Old Cold anil Black, ' Carl nsi I, 2, 3, 4; The Student I. 2. :i. 4: Intianiural Council 4; Sociology Club 4. Linda Ford, B.A. Elkin ,li,, I; Choir 1; Dean ' s List; ICnglish Assistant 3, 4. Charles Anthony Forte, B.S. Huntington, N. Y. aisil Basketball 2, if, 4; Var.sity Ba,s(4iall 2, 3, 4; , l,,iioj;iani Clul. 2. :!, 4; Pi Ka|.|)a Alpha Fralernitv; I ' hi Kpsilon Kappa ll..n..larv Fr.ateniil v. Jiflh niir: Walter Shear Foster, III George Wells Freeman Eugenia Thetus Funderburk C,,II,.K,. Winston-Salem Canton Matthews :!, 4; Christian i ' :.hi jih id Scl 111. ;i. 4, , .A. 3. 4. Mary Jo Futrell, B.B.A. Bine I.eyel W HA I, 2; )X 4; V.W.A. 1; Delta Ka|)pa Xu 2 :; I. BicMdcnt 4; Summer School Choir; Summer SiIh.oI WCA; .Soi ' ial Standards 3, 4; F.T.A. 4; SO B II Karl Ray Gentry Roxboro Robert William Gibby Hayesville hrsi rmr: Daniel Everett Gilbert Gene Glasco, B.B.A. Alpha SiKiln Phi. Arthur Walter Glenn Ronald Leon Coins, B.S. illj;alr Cill.Kr 1. 2; Mai James Lee Graham Southgate William Green Ihn.l ,„„ ' Claire Helen Greer, B.A. Dran ' s l.isi; Student riiluii Sii W li A ; SuiiniHT Srh..ul Clioir. Hugh Donald Griffin, Jr., B.A. Hraulorl iiK. Mi.h. Hisli Point ' ials Conunittt ' c; :,|.h. Pi K: niathi Pi, Ali.h: ill Pi Lolli. Iturti I ' lv.siih.iil; 1 1; Phil..- Mln ' s Vh I lii .Aljiha in Anirn. ' aii CnlLj;, ' - aii.l P ni v,-i .Mt ic.- ' •Phc ' ta; I ' lohniaii Diii-iitatic.ii Cummittw Joseph Glenn Grubbs, B.A. Winstun-.Sai Kappa Sigin.a; Fiv hniaii Class President; Siipliomuic Class Vice-President; Junior Class Viee-Pi ' csident ; Debate Team 1, 2, 3, 4: Pi Kappa Delta 2, 3, 4, Viic- President 3, 4; Chapel Speaker 4: Phi Literar - Siiriet - 1, -2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, President 3; I.R.C. 2, 3; Fie.-hman Orieiitalimi ( ' .iinniittee 2. : ' .. In,,, lit ,„„■ Martha GuUick, B.A. Cliarlotti ' SO, PH. 2. 3, 4; W.H.A. 2, 3; lOuzelian Piteraiv ,Snei(.t 4: Y.D.C. 4; Delia Kappa Xu 4; Student Staff 4; HowLKR Staff 4; V.W.A. 2. David Warren Hadley l nporia. ' a Robert Roydon Hale-Cooper WashiiiKtini. 1). ( ' fifth ro-j.-: William Alfred Hall, Jr., B.S. Rural Ha Pta SiKina i lii 3, 4: Chapel Clioii- I, 2, 3, 4; Tnuiin Ch.iir 2, 3, 4 John Crawford Hamilton, B.B.A. Hi. hninnd. V: Mary Priscilla Hamrick, B.A. Canto V.W .. . 1, 2, 3, 1; W ,U.. , I ; P.T.. . I ; Strings 3, 4. Jerry Samuel Harding, B.B.A. Win.ston-Saleni Gayle Harmon Haikettstovvn, X. J Chiiivh ClH.il I; PirsLvteriaii Pelh.w.ship Group 1, 2; l).an-s l,i. t 3; Ua.li,, Wmk.shop 3. Patricia Gay Harrell, B.A. Ahoskie Maj..iTll.. 1, 2. 3, 4; S.O.P.H. 3, 4; Creative Dance (. ' hil. 1. 45 SENIORS Mk M Hi si nil,- Billy Huel Hauser, B.S. Ka|,|.:, Mu l-,|.s.ln„. Viiist,.i,-Sal,.m Kenneth John Phillip Hauser, Jr. Winston-Salem 11 •■ ' •- llistuiv iMMicrriitv -. ' ,. 4; Hiinorarv German Ir,,icr„iiv :;, 4; (..ll,,;,. TlHMte. ' 3; Delta Phi Alpha. Richard Doub Hauser, B.S. WestfieUI Mark Douglas Hawthorne Jo Ann Ha.yes, B.S. W I; . 1. . ' ; ' i U . 1. :;. i; Julian Franklin Heath, B.A. .SiKiiia Clii, . ,1 ' .(); Truck. UilniiiiKt,.!, Purlf-ar li.ta H,la B.ta 4. Liinisville, Ky. ■. mir: Emma Jane Hedrick W (;,. i: (Tiitiv. ' C..unril,.lu ;!; 11, HIS,. I ' lv.sident 4: Christi Clul. 2. ::. Otfi.Ti 4: ' l.W.V .l (iin:uii.- ts L ' . :i. 4: ' .K,. rn-.- .l,..,,! Hrtival 4; 11., ii c.Mi.hi.t c,,,,,,,.,! :!; )X : Lowell Wesley Hedrick, B.A. Simiia i ' i,i i-;|i,Hi ii, ii..u,H. Ma Bmh.I L ' ; I1..WI.KH; l ' nive] ilN- H. ' in.l Raleigh ni..r Clas. lii ' iHCM-ntative 11 Educatiiin and SiTvice 2. H, 4; . melican (luild - ' , 3: B.S.U. Chairman „i .r Council 3; Women ' s : Strings 2, 3, 4. Gretna, Va. lager 4; Intramurals 3, 4; .1 Ki,-hm,.n,l liR.O.T.C. Phyllis Hedrick, B.B.A. Winston-Salem i„iulh ,„ir: Sherrill Ann Hege, B.S. Frances Grey Helms, B.A. ■i IX ' :;, 1, i.t-I ' i,.hJc.ii l.,AillKl„l, Cl,,rl.,ll,- 1; IvT. . 1, SUi,l,a,t . sM laill, IjlKllsli l),.|,:ull„rl, Mary Ada Hendricks, B.A. Ilalai 1. . ' , : ' ,, 4; i:uzrli:,l, 1 S..iKr:nil-:,t-. i-ms. .S-cr.-lMl ; (mtiiiiii Clul. 4, 4 Wak, ' Fon-st il.Tar - S..,a,.n- 2, 3, 4. Phi Sigma |..la 3, 4: Ijllh ,,„! ' Marcus B. Hester, B.A. Ilaiikni. SrlM,l,-,, l,i|,:i. 1; 1),.;, Mph, ' ,, CLaiilai.i 1; Sill. In, 1 Hah.igh I ' s List 2, 3, 1: Pi Kappa sM laI,l in Phil,,s,,pl,v Robert Allen Hewett, B.B.A. (Iri ' i ' lisl.on. James Roy Higgins, B.B.A. C ' lemmons sirlli mil- George A. Hill, B.A. (■:,!, ,|.I.,4I (■..II..U.. 1. -J: Mini l ' ,. ' ,.l, ' i,l: ll..i„,r;ir ,S,„.i,.|y. Kinston tcrial CmlVrni, ' . ' . N ' i.v- Pn ' si,i,.i,l. Joan Lee Hill, B.B.A. S:,l, ' l,l C.lk ' H, ' Tlansl,.!- Thomas Waddell Hill, B.S. K: .-, Mil I:|,mI,,ii Mall, 1 Clul. 1; WKDl) . ni, .un,,M :t. Tl„,i,,asvill, Ivist Flat Hock latc-niity 3. 4; Phy.- iis Sukaliumi. Ind Edward Gray Hine, B.B.A. Billy Gray Hinshaw, B.B.A. Peggy Taylor Hitchcock Philip Marcus Ho Jeaji Elizabeth Hobby, B.A. Carv FT A t; D. ' lta Kajii.a Nil :i. 4: Choir 2, :i; Touring Choir Substitute 2; Euzelian Litenirv Socipt - ' 6: S.O.P.H. 2, 3, 4: Cheerleade man Class Secretary: Junioi Ball Queen 1: Masn-lin c.tni H, i--, ■■. ii-.-iv. J :!, Maid of Honor :;. Mi-. 1 1- : ,.; h- i. i 1 l -- ' , ..k Weeic 4; Dixie (1 i-i- 1: ••-.■, : i ' h .,„ Girl 4: W.C.A Sm,.,-,,- u;,,;;,. : . I, . .; --i ,:, rc,7, YW.A, 4; Thrativ I James Olen Hodges, B.A. Woodliury. N. J. i;ta .■ icnia Phi Honorary Classic Language 2. 8, 4. Presitlent 4: Phi Al[)ha Theta Honorary History So- ciety 4; Scabbard and Blade Honorary Military Fra- ternity 3. 4: Chapel Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, ' Touring Choir 3, 4; R.O.T.C. Rifle Team 1. 2. 3, 4; History Department Assistant 3, 4. .„-, r,„r Mark Waitsel Hodges, B.B.A. Wilton Ottis Holliday, Jr., B.S. Betty Lou HoUifield, B.A. W li . . So,ial Chairman 2; V.( 4; Delta Kappa Xu; F.T.A Boon, Winston-Saleni riiit : Philoinathesiaii I Black : Clee Club Asheyilli A., Handbook Editor Y.W.A. 1. 2, 3, 4. Clark Mason Holt, B.A. :■! : Inle Ben Lawrence Honeycutt, B.A. Cliffsi Sigma Pi .Vljiha Nbniern Languages Fraternity: 1 Sigma lota Komaiice Languages Fraternity, Vii Pivsiilcnt 4: Fivnrh Drpartment Assistant 2, 3. V D.C 4. Iris LaRae Honeycutt, B.S. (a: Alpha Kpsiloi, D,.lta 2, German Club 1, 2. II h 3. 4; Maurice Westbrook Home Whiteyille Barbara Elizabeth Horton, B.S. Charlotte Kappa Mil i;psilon: Math .X.s. ' sistant : Strings: Y. V..A.: ' .D,C.: W.ILA.: Howler Business Staff. siilh row: Sara Elizabeth Houser, B.S. Kings Mountain Maritimers Club 1: Choir 1: Baiul 2. 3, 4: W.R.A. 1, 2, 3: Delta Kappa Xu 2. :{, 4: Student Union 3, 4: Kappa Mu i:p. .l..n : ' . t; sn P 11 :i, 4: Math Assistant 3. 4. Dock Ardell Huggins, B.B.A. High Point Roy Linwood Hughes, Jr., B.S. Charlottesville, Va. C.llege Theatre: Old Gold and Black; Howler; Chapel Choir, Vice-President, Touring Choir; Lambda Chi . lpha, Secretary; I.F.C. President, Summer School. w r Y SENIORS 4 JU- ' .A -.W row: Judith Akers Hughey, B.A. Gerald Franklin Humphrey Joyce Leigh Humphries Deane Hundley, III, B.S. V:,llaic Irilraniurr.K; Kappa Al|ilia Kralriuily Cornelia Jane Huskins, B.A. Liiiuir W K . . I, J, :i, 1, Cn-Siirial Chairman 2, Vice-President H, Intianiuial MaiiaKri :j, President 4; S.O.P.H. 2, 3, 4, Presidi ' Til 1: Cliaprl C ' lioir 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 2, 3. Bruce Cabell Hutchison, B.B.A. Warrcnton, Va. I.aiiilida Clii Alpha; l.F.f. Social Chairman 3; I.F.C. Prc.M.lnit 1; Tna.-mcr uf Circle K Club 3, 4. Stephen LaMarr Ingram, B.B.A I ' , Kappa Ali.ha Carl Thomas Jarrell, B.S i ■( ' ..II Who ' s Vh. Trallsir Phi Wach-slmro riieta Kappa at Wingate, Judith Elaine Jeffreys, B.A Kappa Mil 1 2, 3; I ' .W.A 1, 2. 3, 4. Haw River 2, 3, 4; Plii Sinma lota 3, 4; W.R.A. li Choir 2, 3, 4; B.S.U. f„„rlh ,„„■ John Erdmaji Jensen BloornHelil. X. J- Jerry Albert Johnson I.exinnton Mary Antoinette Johnson, B.A. Mount . irv ninan CuiM 2, :!, I; 1|.i v[.kh 2. :i, 1 Terry Luther Johnson, B.B.A. Hillary Harriette Jones Nancy Hardwick Jones, B.B.A. Samuel David Jordan, B.B.A. Cliarlotte ■Wayne Eugene Jordan, B.A. Tlmmasvillc .Sij,,„a I ' hi i;p iloi,, IVc-alcnt 4; Chapel Choir 1, 2; Honor ConiMil 3; Cli.r. Ica.lei 3; I ' hi Si ma Ida 3, 4; Cuvle K 3, Pivsi,l,-iil I; I Vi 3, Vic.-Pivsi.ient 4; l),.|,.p,t. In XI C 3; II,.wi.Kn. Assistant lO.litor 3 Frances Estelle Joyce .Mayo.lan Cantcrlinrv 1.2, :i, I; W H A I. 2, 3. I; W I . , llon.s,- PresiilenI :;, ' irr-rn-,.lrnl I: ' W A. 2. 3; .S ( J P II 2, 3, 1, 4 ' ,assrl- :;, I, ■Who ' s Who I; Honor Council 3 ' 4, ' .Secret ar ' 48 lir.- ' l row Elizabeth Ann Julian, B.A. AnclnMiTi. S ( ' . Di ' l.Hti. T. ' ani 1,2; I ' l Ka|ipM lMu I. 2, :i; .S.n.il .Sl.n.d- ards Committee :i, 4; ( liieiilaliuii ( ' iiiniiiillie :!: Phi AlphaTheta4; J T,A. :(, t. Vi,v l ' rrs„i,.„i |. SUV II 2, :i, 4; Young Democ-nits Clul.; -nl,! (I, ,1,1 :in.i l(l;iik I; Y W.A. 1, 2. Lois Katzin iiist(i[i-S;ileiii I ' lii Al|,lin Thetu :i, 4: (lerm:in Assisfml 4; W I{ A. I. 2. A. . Talilc T.-iiiiis (■Iiiii.i|,i,.nslii|, ( V,,ii„,ii-si 2, :i Charles Herbert Keller, Jr., B.B.A. Liiiou Dell ' , Sij;iii,-i I ' lil 2, :t, 4; D.lta Sigma I ' l I, 2; S,-al,l)ar.l and HIacI, ' :i. 4; Iiitraiiuiials 1, 2, :!, 4; Distiiigui.slie.l Military .Student 4; Dean ' s List 3, 4: B.S T. James Haywood Kennedy, B.A. Haliinli I ' l Kappa Alplia I, 2. : . 4: C ' n.ss (•.,utiIi T. ' arii I; (liit,l ■ Ti-a,-k I, 2; (I.Tnian Clul, I. :i, 4, Ronald Clayton Hester Spem-er John Wesley Kimball, Jr., B.A. Salisbury I ' l Kappa Alpha. Ill ml n,w: Luther Dores Kimrey Anna Ruth King, B.A. ' inston-Salem Fr,n,h Department 3; Church Choir William Lester King Paul Francis Kittinger, Jr. Wayne Carson Koontz, B.S. li. ' :(. 4 :i, 4. i( -l ' i ident 4; I,: Asheboro ,.la Chi Alph; Robert Benjamin Kupiszewski, B.A. I ' :ast Stroudsburg, I ' u. SiKiiia Chi, S,-,r,.lar ; F,„,i ball : Scabbard and Blade; Distiiiguishe.l . liliiar Student; K.U.T.C. Battle Group Staff; Dean ' s List. fijth rnw: Douglas Clifton Lackey, B.A. Statesyille Transfer from Mars IlilL Elizabeth Ray Lackey, B.A. Shelby Y V,A. 1, 2. :i. 4; FT. A. 2. 3, 4; W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; StiiriKs 2, 3, 4, Pivsiilent 4; Student Union Small Sorials Cnimitti.e 3; Ho yi.KR Business Staff 3, 4. Timothy See-Yiu Lam, B.S. Kappa Mu l:psil,,ii; I ' hy.sie.s Frate Relations Club. Hong Kong sixth row: Walter Richard Lang, B.B.A. Syracuse. . Y. Alph.a Kappa I ' si; Baseball; .Monogram Club; Xe ymen Club; I ' i Kappa Al| lia. Herbert Allen Lanier .Magnolia Malcolm Keith Lanier, B.B.A. Ashi bon. Kappa Sigma 1, 2, ;i. 4. Treasurer 4; Intramural F(jot- hall 1, 2. 3, 4; K.D.T.C. I, 2, 3, 4. 49 SENIORS . sv f. H H JH H KffiAR HHI Marcus Sexton Lawrence, B.S. I niun, s ( B;in.i 1, ■- ' ; W ' KDK :i; Hrta lirla II. ' Im; Alpha i:|isil,i |).-lta: Kappa Mil i;psll,,ii Carl Davis Lawson, B.B.A. W inston-Salci Drlla SiKMia I ' l :f. 1, -i, ' .-I ' r,-M.lri,l 1 Joseph Gray Lawson, B.A. ( ' liminuT Willa Lynn Leary, B.S. S(l I ' II 2. I; Kappa Mil l•:p David Ainslee Lee Denver Hartford Lennon, Jr. Ihn.l low Betty Jean Liles, B.S. WiriLMlr Cnlli-K,. 1. ' J Charlntt 4: I ' W . 1. ' . al.Ja ( ' In Alph Arthur Ernst Lippert, B.A. !,„irlh rmr Nancy Ann Wilhams Livengood Roy Gary Lopp Jerry Goldman Lovell, B.A. KalMia . im.ia I. L ' . :i. 4, (illanl 4; I. Ii 1 , 1. . 4 Albert Henderson Lowdermilk, B.B.A. N ' aldi ' . Drita Sit;,„a I ' l ii. 1 Clarence Vergil Lyda, Jr. AshevilU Carl Raymond McCorkle, B.B.A. .Sigma Phi Kii-il.iri ; Alpli.a Kappa I ' m :i. and Black Staff :i; Yuui.i; n. ' iu,..iais 1, ■. Charlotte ; ■ohi c;,,i, , : ' ,, ); Intra murals 1, 2, 3, 4, xuih r„i,- Elaine Montgomery McCrary, B.A. W l{ A ; ul ls; 1 ). ni..ri al ; .s d I ' 11 ■r.arl...|-. Neil Davis McCurry Sl„4l,v Vernon Bentley McDaniel lirr, ' nsl„,i. RS lirsl mil- Sue Ann McGahey, B.A. High I ' niii Phi SignKi |..t:,; SlniiKs; Fn-n.h Assistant: W U A Whil.-.lark.t- Eleanora McGee Wiustun-Sah-r Clifton Ray McLaurin, B.B.A. Fayi-ttcvill MRtl Itdfkingliani Clarence Eugene McNair William Kenneth McRae, B.S. Neil Bruce MacLean, B.B.A. W iiiston-Sali ' in Sigma Chi, ' ir,.-l ' n ' .i.i. ' lit : , F..,.tl.all 1, . ' . A. 4. ( ,- Captaiii i. .Miiiiogiaiu C ' luh . ' . X 4; Stuilcut Legislature 4; Vice-President Senior Class; Oniicron Delta Kappa: • ' Who ' s Who. Ihirii , Willis Crocker Maddrey, B.S. Roanoke Rapids Delta Kappa 4: Al|ih:i i:ii-il ii D.lta J. 3. 4. Pre.sident 4: Beta Beta Beta :!. 4; ( iaimiia Sigma Ep.silon 3. 4; Alpha Phi Omega 1. J. 3: Freshman Orientation Committee 3. 4: Old Gold and Black Staff 4; Who ' s Who : Chairman Major Functions .Student Union 4: Student Legislature Patricia Rose Malcom John Moore Mangum uril, Winston-Salem Pageland, S. C . Robert Clifton Mann, B.A. Bu.kroe Beach, Va. Peter Jonathon Manning, B.S. Hudson, .Mass. Footl.all 1, - ' , :i. t; Ba.seball 1; Baskethall 1: Track ■-•: Pi Kappa Alpha. Coleman Cain Markham, B.A. Durham .Mars Hill 1, 2. ftflh rnir: Walter Kenneth Marler, B.B.A. Xewton Grove George Alex Marsh, III, B.S. Charlotte Pi KaiHia . lpha. ' ice-President : Wrestling: Monogram Clul.: R OTf. Drill Team. James Clyde Martin High Point siilh rmr: James Wilbur Martin, B.S. tireenslioro Guilford College 1. 2: Pi Kappa Alpha 3, 4. Hi.storian 4. Paul Vance Martin, B.S. lOast Bend German Clul.; . lpha Phi Omega. Zeno Martin, Jr., B.A. Raleigh Kappa . lpha. Corresponding Secretary 4; Tennis Team :!. 4: .Monogram Club 4; Old Gold and Black Staff 4; Who ' s Who 4: Dean ' s List 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket- hall Team Statistician ' 2, 3, 4. MM If— fii J, S E N I O B S m P f) Q k ik Richard Francis Mason, B.B. A. I ' .i. ' .ninkr ( ' it l,l Haii.l :i, I; Suiiimri- S.-h...,l Clicir; Al|,lr, Kapin I ' m; ( ' ;iln|.l.rll ( ' ..n.-t;.. 1. ■_• Martha Ann Wilhamson Matherly W insinii-Silirii l ii|.|., ' i Mil l ' :|,silni, ■_ ' , ;i, 1; All. In INl (liii. K ' . - ' , :t I llnH 1.1,1, Sl:ilT 1. L ' ; Slu.lrnt Sl:.tT - ' , A: I ' ' |)I) 1 Rowland Lanier Matteson, Jr., B.S. iKinni S.uiii ' i I ' l.i I:|.mI..i, j. :(, 1. llisti.rin 1: K-ppa Mu i::|i.-ih.i, L ' , :■.. I: (iaiiuu:i SiKuui K|.sil..n ' J, :i, 4. Tn-iMiivi 3, -4: llowi.tR Staff :!, 4. Busiii,-ss Manager 4; C ' luMiiisliy Assistant 2. :i. Virginia Diane Mattoclcs, B.A. Jarksonvillc Ma,|..i,.||,. I, J. :i. 4, ( ' ,,-Cl,i,.| :i, 4; Band I, 2. :i; Vouiii; I).ni...iats :t: KT A t: ( inli,.sis Clul. 2, 3; S.O.l ' .H. 2. :i, I. Ilist,,iiaii 4; Dilla Kappa u 2. 3, 4, George Franklin May, B.S. IJiancr SlKii.a l l,l I ' psil , 2. 3, 1; hilianuirals I, 2, 3, 4. Robert Joseph Mayberry, B.A. Winston-Salem lliinl rnir Gerald Wayne Medlin, B.B.A, Hilda Jean Melton, B.A. (■aiiipl.i4l Cill. K.- I, 2; 1 , V.A, 3, 4. Eugenia Anne Melvin i annapolis lidxboio In, nil, ,„„■ Frederick Thomas Merola, B.S. M..uiil Nirnun, . Si(;nia I ' l 1. 2. 3. I. hT-l rrsi.lrnl 4. Ilniisr Manager 3 ; DraiiV l,i l: hiliariiui-al Alhl. ' ti.-s David William Metcalf, B.S. W instun-.Saliin Kappa Mu i:pHlun 3, 4; Srahliard anil Blailr 3, 4: rii si,s Sn.irlv I; l.!ihnratory A.ssistaiit 3. 4 Carlton Gleim Miller, B.A. Yailkinvilli- , ■ , ,„„• Donald Burton Miller lainlnv 1, X .1. Mary Patricia Miller, B.A. Hainl.ii(l(;i (ia Mai llill I. 2: Sliiii(; 3, 4; I ' ' I ' A,. l ' ivsi,li-iit 1; S.-rri- lai ..I Tiallir Boani ul Ap|.r.il.- 4, W H A. 3; W (I A 3. I John Thomas Mills, B.B.A. Mmmsvilli ' Thila { ' 111. I ' lisiiliMll 4. lilisli Cliiiiniali 3, Tlvasiiirr 2. Bas.liall 1, 2: .Mmii.Kiani Clul.; Kivslnnaii Oniailatioii (■.inimilli-c; Inlramuial Atlilvtii . .s .r A ,„„■■ Joseph Hodge Mims li; Gerald Edward Mitchell, B.S. ..uiii; M,inMm;iin Clul.. I)rh:i Simii.a I ' In; Ba k,■l l.all ; Ti I ' lu i:i-ii :tpp:i David Sherrill Monk, B.B.A. W iiisi..ii Drlla Slcina I ' l 3, 4. rri ' .M,!,.,,! I. 52 SENIORS David Lawrence Moore, B.S. Geraldene Edwina Moore, B.S. John Richard Moore, Jr., B.B.A. CliaiL.ttr Louisliurg seronH row: Kay Frances Moore, B.A. St ]• H :;. 4. 1! A I. J. F Robert Henry Moore, B.B.A. Daniel Norman Moury, B.S. Al,,l High Vi int ■h A-.i-1-uit W iiisti,n-Sal.-ni De Barv, Fla. President 3: Beta Beta Beta :i, 1. Kegiiinal ' iep-President 4; Gamma Sigma i;p. ,lu.,. ;,„. r,„r Robert Franklin Mull, B.A. Lake Lure l|.l,:i I ' l.l lllllrt;a A. 1; Del.ale ' 2. John Clark Munn Camlur Karl Kinard Munn, B.S. Knek Hill. S C F...nl,all L - ' , :i, 4, Fie.shman Coaeh 5; Maritimers Cluli; IMii i;|.sil,.ii Kappa. Trea. urer 4. Vice-President . ' ; Mnnogram Club; Sigma Chi: Tumbling flub .5. Elwyn Gray Murray, Jr., B.B.A. W in. Jtmi-.Salt Charles Alexander Muse Robli Julia Elaine Nance, B.A. Kannapc W .K.. . 1. . ' ; I ' ll! Alpha Theta 3, 4. Seeretarv 4; I Sigma lota 3. 4, Secretary -Treasure]- 4: Choir 2. 3. Touring Choir 3- Jiflk r„„- Donald Lee Nanney Forest ( ' it Harry Vernon Nelson, Jr., B.B.A. Huntersville Kappa Sit;rua: Tennis Team _ ' . 3. 4: Monogram Club i Jerry Wayne Odom Tarpon Springs, Fla. sull, r,„i Martha Lane Kiser Odom Kmporia. a. James Murray O ' Neal Weldon Nathan Frank Orovitz, B.S. . sheville Kappa Mu KpmImii :!. 3. 4: Alpha Epsilon Deha 2, 3, 4; I ' hvsies Club 4. P at - iy iMTMk 53 SENIORS Rae Carroll Padgett, B.S. M:ms IIiII ( ' ,,11,. ,. 1, _ ; |i,.la li,.|;i Brta H Charlotte 4; Biology William M. Paris, Jr., B.S. Graham S,:,l,l,anl ami liUuk-; Uislingui.sli.-a Military Student; H.OTC Battle Group E.xecutive Officer; 3rd Armv Kcs.Mvi ' Ccrps Medal; Math Assistant; Choir ;i; Dean ' s List. Arthur S. Parker, Jr., B.S. Cam ■■Studeiil Staff :i; Mairlii.K IS . ' . :i, 4;(;enn. liridge. . Id. nClul. 1.2. s,,„N,l niif George Allen Parker, B.A. Wasliii D.l.al,. Team; f ' i Kappa f ltu; fiiainalics ' ..iil.i. ' ii.i ; Cliri.stian lOduration ami , ' i Mi s Cliaiinuin; Intramurals gton, D. C. .Ministerial yiee Cluli, Alonzo Parrish, III Benson Millard Benton Parrish, Jr., B.B.A. Lan r, K,.,|,|,.M Al|,l,:, aster, S, C. .;,, ,,,„■ Carolyn Faith Paschal, B.B.A. lielta Kappa u 2. .3, 4; WW A 1. J, i :s, 4; F.T.A. :{, 4; Big Sister 2; Slrinus 2, :f. Staff 1, 2, :i; Religion A.ssistajit. ( Ireenshoro e-President 4; Howler Wade Hampton Paschal, Jr., B.B.A. SiKliia I ' hi l ' :psllnri; .Sral.l.al.l and HI: Siler City le: Young Elwood Cox Peele, Jr. Choir 1, 2; College Theater 1; Hid Col.l Burlington .11,1 Black I ' Mitor :i; Sigma I ' i 1. 2, :t. 4. Glain Sherrill Pennell Ronald Augustus Peterson, B.A. Betty Susan Phillips, B.A. W H . ; IvT A , Seeielal apolif Dayle Kelley Phillips, B.S. W inston-Salem Sri, 1,1, l„tiai„,iral Maiiag.M; I ' hi lipsiLin Kappa. Jackie David Phillips inston-Salem William Rufus Phillips, B.S. i I ' MSI,, , ' lh I ' l, James Hardin Philpott, B.B.A. Dilta Sigma I ' hi, Aetiyitii ' s Cliairn . rnis :i. Treasurer 4; . lplia Kappa hitiamurals 1, 2, : ,. 4; ' Old Cold William Ronald Pleasant, B.B.A. Bas.sc.tt, Va. n 2, Sergeant-at- ' si; Band 1, 2, 3; 1.1 Black 1. Angler 54 « • i 4 ! hrsi nnr Janie Dale Poole, B.S. Thuina-viUi Sludelit lA• ;l l■ tlll.■ 4; WXl.A, 4, Social Standards Chairman; B.S.U. Couni-il 3, 4; Y.W.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, State President 3, 4; W.U.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Christian Education and Service Cluli 1.2: Tassels 4. James Sheeley Pope, B.B.A. Salislmrv ' I ' hcta Ch. Janice Mae Priode, B.A. Haniscmlmrt;. a. W.G.A. Cuun.il. llnusc I ' ir.-.i.lcnl :i. I ' residcrit 4; W.R.A. 1, 2. 3. 4. Scrrcfii 2; Student riiinn, Serretarv- Treasurer 3; Student Bodv .Scielarv 4; l.esisiiilure 4; Honor Cwncil 2; Plu Sigma luta 3. 4: I ' lu .Upiia Theta 4; Tassds; Howlkr I. 2: Wesley Fuuudation. Secre- tary 2; Who ' s Who. Dottie Gene Privette, B.A. Zebulon 1)1 gin Cuild 2, 3. 4: Chapel Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; S.O.P.H. 2, 3, 4; H S r 1. 2: Student I ' liion 4: Social Standards Suniniei School l ' ,i.- S; llou e Piesiileiit. Summer of Ulofl. George Blackburn Pruden, Jr., B.A. Raleigh Kuzeliaii Liteiarv .Societv 1, 2. 3. 4, Treasurer 2. Presi- dent 3; B.S.I , i. 2. 3. 4, Vice-President 3; Phi Alpha Theta 3, 4, Pre.sident 4; Student I ' liioii Film Committee 3, 4; I.R.C. 3, 4; Old Gold and Black Staff 4: College Band 1, 4; History Assistant 3. 4; I.il.iaiv Assistant 1, 2, 3. Arthur Jackson Pryor, B.B.A. Winston-Salcm thini row: Gayle Edward Ramsey, B.A. Brevard r.X.C ; Y MCA ; V.D.C.; Wake Forest; Freshman Track; Cio- (imitiv Team 2; Booster ' s Club; Scab- hard aihl Hlol. Pill Alpha Theta, Phi Sigma Iota, Intenriiioir.l H. lmons Club. John EUyson Ramsey, Jr., B.B.A. Bassett, Va. Band I. 2: Diuni Majoi . ' ; Al|.ha Kappa Psi 2, 3, 4, Robert Roy Redwine, B.A. Charlotte B S V . Ijilistnieiii CliiiiiiKin 3, President of Christian Fducaiion and Snvicr ( ' lull 4. Ministerial Conference; Student Union; Freshman Baseball. foialh w,r John Frederick Riley, B.A. Sjiencer Sigma Chi, irr-Pi,.Mdciit; Intramurals. George Delano Ritchie, B.S. Chaltarov, W . ' a. Bask.-tliill; Monogiim Clul. President; Pi Kappa Alpha; Phi Kpsilon Kapi.a Frank Welborn Robertson, B.B.A. Pilot Mountain fiflh rnw: John Terrell Rogers, B.B.A. Ijaurinliurg Sion Chester Rogers, Jr., B.B.A. Klizabethtown Frederick Strickland Rolater, B.A. .Mt. Pleasant, Tenn. B.S.r. Devotional Vici-President 3; Wesley Foun- dation; Kappa .Mu Epsilon; Delta Phi Alpha; Phi Alpha Theta; (lennan Club. ■ixlb Shelb ' Ray Harold Rollins James Douglas Lewis Rose, B.S. iiistoii-.Salem WivMliiigT.aiii; High Point College Tran.sfer. Jimmy Wilford Ruse Charlotte 55 SENIORS Barbara Anne Safriet, B.A. KannHpnlis Swi ' . ' tli. ' iirt of SiKiiiu Chi :i: MaJDivll,. I, 2, H. Co-Chief 1; Stririn - ' , :i. 4; ( )r.h.-si Dal Clul, 1. 2, :V, Magnolia C.uit :i. Weslniiiisli-i K.-liowship I; FT.A. 4. Barbara Jeajiette Sain, B.S. Hildehrun W li A 1. 2, :(: (;.ii,ian Clul. 2, : ; Kappa Mu Kpsiloii 2. 3, 4 Carolyn Dickson Sapp W iii.-ton-.Salcni Donald Owen Schoonmaker, B.A. lluntniKton, N. Y. DrliaP ' Trai,, 2. :i, 4; l i Kappa l).4ia: hitiamurals 2, :■;, 1: laizrhaii l.it,Tar . ' ...■a-tv 2. :(, 1, l ' l.• i,lent 3; iNli-liiatlunal Ui-lalajli.-i CUuh 2, li, 4, Vi,i-l ' rcsldent 4; ( )inicron Delta Kappa. Secretary -Trea.sur er : Men ' s Honor Council 3; Student Body President 4: Old Cold and Blaek Staff 2, 3, 4; Student 3, 4; Who ' s Hiooklvii, X. Y. Who. Lewis Joseph Schwartz, B.S. Thc-la Chi. Historian, First Cuard. Patricia Mae Scott, B.A. Durham Delta Kappa u 2. 3. 4; WFDD W.irkshop 3: W FDD III ml ,-mr: Patricia Loretta Sechrist Mais Hill C.IIeK,. 1, 2; 1 ' Sonal Slalidalds Coiiun W H A 3, 4 Bruce Willingham Seller Hessie Lou Severt, B.A. W K A. 1, 2, 3. 4. .Seoiv B.S. A ' inston-Salem Iv .Majors ' Cluh, President 4; ttee 3, 4; liitramurals 3, 4; , Jr. Hamlet West Jefferson ary-Treasurer 4; F.T.A. 3. li.urlh mu-- Judith Gray Shaw, B.A. Westinnistel Fellowship 1, 2; Un I ' hotoKlaphv Co-l ' :dilor : ' .; Slriiics 3 Robert Branson Sheets, Jr., B.B.A. Edith Leduska Shepherd, B.A. Mars Hill 1, 2; Chapel Choir; Toi Siler Cilv I.ER Staff 2, 3, 4, 4 Lexington Mars Hill ring Choir; Organ fijlh ,,•„-: Sarah Gay Simerson, B.A. .Norfolk. Mars Hill Coll,. lie 1. 2; K.sr. :(, 4; Chnsliaii Kducalr and Seivie,. Clul, ;;, 4, Se.artarv 4; V.WA. :i, 4, Doi I ' lrsi.lnit 1; ]iM,,ster ' s Clul. 3; W I(,, . 3, 4. John Westley Simpson Hicko Patsy Meares Singletary Winslon-Sali xixlh r,M-- Barbara Ann Smith, B.S. .M esville Y.W.A. I, 2; W.R.A. I, 2. :i, 4; ' I ' ounn Democrats Clul. ;i. Kappa Mil i:|isiloii 2, 3, 4; F.T.A :t, 4. Frances Leila Smith Morganti.n Harvey Carlton Smith .New Bern 56 Jackson Bruce Smith, B.S. |,.U1,I l|nl| . N .1 Tram I: liHniliiurals Kermit Wayne Smith, B.A. NchIhh w a SiKiiKi; liiliTiiali(Mi: ' .l li. ' lilioiis Clul.. ' i. ' c- I ' lvsi.lnit; Si il.l.Mi.l aiul  :uir. V,,uiiK I)cm..,rMls; Iiiti-Hr:it,.iiiilv Cniiri.il; ■■ Vli.. ' s Wli,,; Oiiiicrcui ]h- : Kappa; Stuilciit riii,.ii; Ca.lct Hattli. (lioiip C.in- niaii.in : liaiikii.V S.li..laisliip; I ' liilcniallH siaM i.it.Tar. William Dwight Smith, B.S. Fuquav Spiiiins Sigma I ' l.i i:p. il.,i, 1. J, :;, I. Ilisi.iiKiii :i. Viie-l ' ifsidcMt 4; HuWLER Staff :i, t ' n-l:.litoi (; Hand 1 : Sral.harii and Blade; Kappa Mu Kpsi,,!,,,,. WhuV W 1„, .ttrnn.i row: Wilton Ray Smith, B.B.A. Winsii.Ti-. ' al.iii Wallace Clayton Snipes SuipMuivilli ' Ruth Ellen Sorrell, B.A. .X.lsmi, a. Christian Ivliiiatiou and Service Cluli 1, 2, 3. Trvasuicr ■- ' ; Orpiii (iiiild :{, 4; B.S.U., Vesper Committee 2, :i: V.WA.; V.H.. .; Euzelian Mteiarv .Societv; Delta Sigma lnta;Toiiiii.K rh.iii Rayford Michael Sowell Ronald Burton Sparrow James Robert Spoon, B.B.A. fo;rlh row Donald William Stafford, B.B.A. ' inst,,n-Saliiii Alplia Kappa IN. _ ' , : ' ,. I. (lltMrr :i. I William Scott Stamey, B.B.A. Ta Imsville Hand; I nl,-i ri.al ional lirlalii.ns CluK; Alpha IMii Omega. William Earl Stanley, Jr. ( lemmoiis fiflh row: Charles Michael Steadman, B.S. Mooresville l,iiiil..la (In .Mplia. Pivsid.-ni; . lph.i I ' ln (imega 3. 4; Cn-,!. ' K Clnl. Horace Dean Steadman, Jr. Hc.ikingliam Dale Oren Steele W iiist..n-Salein Jerry Joe Stephenson, B.B.A. Snuthfi.l.l Russell Lee Stephenson, Jr., B.B.A. il-ii ii Stndrni l.r i lalmc I, L ' ; Hand I; I ' l Kap|,a . lpha; I ' V. linnn (liirnlalion ( ' ..innnt lee; flivir K Charles Hadley Stevens, Jr., B.A. inftiin-Salian Delta Sigm.i Hi _ , -A. 4. i,a-l i,.si.l,-nl 4. 57 iPMM Hm SENIORS WdiM h William Penn Haney Stevens, Jr., B.A. (- ' hatham. X. J. Sisma I ' i 1, ■ . .i. 4; A.IM) I, J: Stiuli-iit Legislature 2; Wesley Frmntlatioii 1. J, :i. 1; WFDD Antiouneer 3; Stuileiit Union ( ' i)mniilii ' e :; Helen Marie Stinson, B.S. Hamseur i;ai.lnr,- ,.|,l, I, J; HS|- I. ■_ ' , :;. 1: V A. 1, 2, Srnvlaiv 2; I- ' T A 2; .■ iKli.a I ' i Alplia 1, 2. Viee- i ' l.Mil.m 2; MM 2: ( ' liii ii:,n i;,lu.-ati,,n and Serviee l ' lnl I Jackie Benjamin Strum, B.S. Hoxliuro l.ilM:,r Staff:!, I, 1)1 Km I lull. I 4; FT. . 4; X C. State 1, 2. :i; Hd.TC, at X. C State 1, 2 James Robert Swaflord, B.A. Wmstc.n-.Salei ( lal-.|liel- rl,l, 4 ' l:..i-.lri . ( ,;, , 4 iirr -W rl ,1 , 4 ' la.-k 4 ' ean . | Ki. ' till ( luK. 1 ll.rllrHlrl |l||| at Wake I. M-1 liiii-l,.n;,l I nnl. ' , HS|- iMniM.!,, l ' a,llr,|,;,l,Mn l.ll; 1 Cintrlvnre; ■tir,.. Inliaiuinal.- : Charles Lewis Tanner, B.A. lai- llill .Minislc-ilal ( ' ..nlen.n. Srneta.A . HS r I ' lvM.l.ait; Don, Furest . Iiiiist..iial Cnnlnvii. ' e, Tr, B.S.U. t ' .iiiiinl. Ii.lraniii.aK 1, 2, Athletie C.inir.l 1 Charlotte • icc-l ' resident. Cliaplain; Wake asui.i, i ' li ' sident; :i. 4; Intiammal Frederick Monroe Tate, B.A. i;er:i,;ir, C ' hil, 1, 2; l ' e. liiiii; l!iHe F ..est Citv 2. :■ ' ,. 4 ,, ,„if Jane Anne Thompson, B.A. Opi ' ia 1 ; ( ' lmr.4i 1 1 1. :;: ( ' ..Ikri- |ie|.iirtineiil AsMMarit : ' .: I ' lii Simula I ' i Alplia :;, 1; (l.aniaii riiil, Dobs, ,11 ■li. ' irif, 4: Fn-nch lilt a H, 4; Sigma John Earl Thompson Albert Glenn Thornton, B.B.A. Vlllr Hearl,, S C, Clint, .,1 ■„,„- . n„r: Carmean Tribble, B.A. Tallal,a.-see, Fla. . .|llall.- I4ul. 1, 2. ;;, .Mud. Til Kali... Cluli 1: C.illege 44i.,.li. ' 2, S(l 1 ' II ; ' I lie , IT A Saundra Reata Tucker, B.S. Badin Cliap.4 Ch.iir 2; Clini.li Ch.iii I; I ' lii Sigma l.ita 3, 4, .S..,i.4al , Tl. ' asui.-l, I ' l.M.l.nl; Kappa Mil lOpsihjn 2, :;. 4; Sigma I ' I l;pMl..n 2; l W . 1. 2, :i, 4: W.K.A. I, 2, :;, I, S..irlarv. Ti.-aMii.-i ; F T A I, 2, :!, 4; Fren.-h ll. ' paillll. ' lll . M t: 111: ]h-.,u ' s List James Thomas Turner, B.A. Hi. 11111111111, Va. (il.l C.ild aii.l Hla.k 1. 2; WFDD I; l.aiiil,,ia Chi -Mplia 1,2, :i, 4. I ' l. . i.l.ail ,111, i Hll,-li Cliaiinian ; I ' eishing Illti.-s 2, :f. 4, A.liutalit; S.-al.l.anI ali.l Hlade :!, 4, I ' l.- i.l. ' iit; (Imi.a.ili l).4la Kappa :!, 4, NLv-Pivsidi ' lit ; Slii.liait C.iv.Tiim. ' iit :(, I; Stii.li iil B.i.h ' Treasurer; Cir.le K Chill :i, 4 llflli lull- Thomas Ray Vaughan, Jr. H.ukv Muunt James Raymond Vaughn, B.S. Kaniiapulis Bobby Dean Wagoner, B.A. Ilaiiipi.invilli- H.iii.l I, 2, Cull. .111 liiii t.aial C.inler.-ii. ' .- 1, 2. : ' ,, 4 Jennings Lee Wagoner, Jr., B.A. iii t.in-.Salem M:.i- Hill C.ill..g,- 1, 2: Kapp.a Sigma, Cliard; Alpha I ' hl II ga Charles Thomas Waldrop, B.A. Fml Cai.s.in, Cul. D.l.ii. ' I: WI ' liD 1; lil.l C.il.l ami Black 2, 3; S.al.l.ai.l ami Hk..l. :;, I; HSF ' i. ' .-l ' i-esident 4. Luther Walker, B.S. Fayetteville . I ' ll :f. 4; ■! D ( ' :t 58 • « •! m m - - mi JirsI rmr Grace Marie Wallace, B.A, Klizalieth Citv F T A ; W H A ; W A : WFDD, Hugh Emmette Wallace, B.B.A. Ho kv Mourji Al|ili-, K:l 1 I ' 1. Tiv.-Ulrr ?,. I ' l rsi.lfril 4, Eddie Roy Walters, B.A. Blaelpiilidni liii.M..ti..i,,l R.l.iiMn-. Ckil, :i. A: Chapel Choir 1. ' l. .;. 1 r..un.if; (I, ...I ;;. l; .Upha I ' lii Omega National iiit -I George Thomas Ward Ashevilli Fred William Wardlaw I ' lainfit-lil. X. .) Al|ilii SiKiua I ' hi: Marilimi-is: (tl.l C.ia ami Black, Barbara Cornwell Warlick, B.A. RaituKl Ihinl ,,„r Charles Leonard Warwick Eleanor Anne Watkins, B.A. :itT J, tl.iii A i talil 4. Chili.-I M.. 1 ' . 4 Wendell Kay Watkins ,.1 ail.i lil ' irk ' Hll ilH ' S uzati..,, -2. :;. 4; l!,-Bl tla- Inr 4: l.lhrarv Assistant Wiiiston-Sak-m Paul Virgel Watson Cliaih-siui.. ' a. James Haska Webb, Jr., B.A. CImilipttc Kappa Sit;iiia; I ' .i-liint; KiH,-s; V.D.C.; I.R.C. ; WFDD; I ' hllMiH.-thrsiali 1.11, -larv Siici. ' ty, James Randolph Welborn insiou-.Sak ' m tiflh mil- Sylvia Jones German Wellborn, B.A. Bn James Opie Wells, Jr., B.B.A. Bn-vaul WFDD Staff 1. 2. :?. 4. Station .Manager 3; Publications Board 3; Camma Sigma F psilon; Alpha Kpsilon Delta; (Jmicion Delta Kappa; R.O.T.C. Minute Man Mclal Hl.-,7; Bali.l I. ' J. H, 4. Jerry Wayne West, B.B.A. Win.ston-Salcm .MniKiKiam Clul., Treasurer 4; Kappa Sigma. Treasurer .i. Vi e-I ' resi,lent 4; Scalil.ar.l ami Bla.le Militarx Society, Vice-President 4; Basel.all 2. :i. 4. Anne Anne Betty Ban Sch.: Morrison Wheless, B.A. Luuisburg Adelaide Whicker, B.A. China (liovr Siiim, bita :;, 4; Honor Council 4; Howler Staff ' Ir.ti.ciq.lix i:dit..r 3. Co-Editor 4; Publicatic.ns 1.1 I: (iiieiifti..,, Cummittee 4; Who ' s Who 4: eU 4; Strings |. 2. :{. 4 Ray Whitaker, B.A. Vnung.sville d 1, 2. : ' ,; HiinLER 2, .i, 4; Strings 2, :i, 4; Summer ol House President. Mi 59 SENIORS liial iiiir: Glen Love White Ralph Leon White, III, B.B.A. I .1I:l Slum:. I ' l Raymond Henry White L-iurinliili-K Viiist..]i-,S„liMn Millison Anne Whitehead, B.A. Muilri ' i ' shom V lie :;; llumi,,, Smff 1: ( ' l,i|„.| M,„iitc,i ' 2, ;i. 4; i:iit;li l, AsH ia.il ■_■. :;, 4; ■■( l,| (!„l,i and Ulark Staff; Stihiriil IriiMr, ( ' .,i,r,-it Cnniruillcr H; Hand 1, 2; ' l -W A I. J, :;. 1; S.i.ial .■ tan. lards :i, 4: .S.O.l ' .H.; Phi AlpliaTlipta; W I! A I, J. :i; FT. A. 1. 2, 3, 4; B.S.U. 1. Carelton Alexander Whiteside i:diii iiti.ii. Allierta. Canada Marshall Winston Wiggins ■ iniiigsvillc , , r,,ir- Frank Eugene Wilhelm Hildreth Floyd Wilkins, Jr., B.S. i.irnli.la I ' 111 l|.iia, l ' .a ri ,all I, III John Lewis Williams f,„nih rnu- William Joseph Williamson Edward Tyree Wilson I ' l K;.|i|ri Alpha Ray Marshall Woodlief, B.S. I ' liuirl, Clr.n I: liiind J; V.n i-Salem i-Salem (;..s.E, ■liaiis I, L ' ; KM Iv A. 4; hflh nw Patricia Woodward, B.A. Xmili Wilkrshdin Collrnr 4 ' llralrr I,- ' ,:;. LAIpIri I ' sid Ka ' J. if, Si ' Clv- laiA I; II..W1.I.K I: ■I ' ll: Sliid.ail : ' ,; ■Old C.ild and HI-M-k 4; ' DC I; lOuzcliaii Litciarx ' S.jcii-tv 4; I ' .T.A. 4; H..S.r. 1,2, :!, I; B.T.r. 1,2, W, V.W.A. 1,2, 3. Carolyn Lee Yow, B.A. Uilmingtoii l; A I, 2, :;, I: K4 ' A 4. Dewey Blake Yokley W iiisl.in-Salnn Edwin Ogburn Young, III Hans Ulrich Zieten Bnlii Hip 1 i m 1 II 1 O . ' , l.,„ur Vrwde GLASS OF 19 6 1 llor.jr.t Hlill.u.1. rn-.ij,l!l: liliij Hull, (I I ' rif Ihiilrl. ur-riry,.lnil JUNIORS James Edwin Abercrombie Jarksonville. Fla. Gerald Leon Adams High Point Joseph Rudolph Adams Norfolk. Va. Robert N. Adams Clayton Aquilla Sugg Albritton 8now Hill Janice Lee Allen .Mt. (iilcad Robert Miller Allen ( ' harlot tc Harold Mack Anders Ashevillf Claudia Gwendolyn Arrowood Ash.-vil lc- Charles Brantley Aycock al.-t,.iil,iirt; Ellis Lewis Aycock Clold.. horo Robin Willie Ayers . rarat, Va. Donald Forrest Bailey C ' liffsicl,. Franklin Boyd Bailey Williamston Anne Townsend Baker Clinton Arthur Napier Baker Elkridge. M.i, Mikal L. Barnes Win. ' Jton-Salem James Edward Baucom Oxford William R. Beattie Shelby George Manley Bell, II Ft. Pierce. Fla. Alvon Max Beverly Pahokee. Fla. Dot Bishop Springfield. ' a. Thomas Reid Blackburn .Mooresboro David Horton Bland Charlotte Saraljm Blanton Shelby Warren D. Bloodsworth, Jr. Princess . nne. Md. Carlton Gene Booker CJreensboro Claud Davis Bowen Greensboro (? p c p 9 f £ c p n n 9. f Q Q p p f? JUNIORS p ft p o. ' 1 Jo Anne Bradley Sylv:i Nancy Louise Bradshaw iii,iii,Kl n John Frank Bragg, Jr. ll r..r.l Daniel Ray Brandon (•r-nliirrt.,11 Nancy C. Breedlove HiixIkHO William Preston Brian, Jr. I ' allii.lalc, Cnlir. Robert L. Bright XfWt..,i Jo Ellen Brooks OrcciLslioro Nancy Lee Brooks IIikIi I ' oiiil James Morton Brookshire Wilistnn-S illMl, Barbara Jean Brown Rose Hill Jerry Young Brown Mars Hill Robert Stuart Brown C,n-i-ns «m, Victor Emanuel Brown, Jr. Villianis(,,ii Charles George Bruens Xcu V.M-k, X. V, Glenn Allan BryaJit llinrsvillr, (ia. Asa Howard BuUard Fayrtlcvilli- Augustus Merriman Burnes Hoxhoi., Arch D. Bynum Bla.lriil.uK. Robert Jasper Cain niiit ,n Walter James Carney W il iiii.Kl !, MaiH.r. Drl. Margaret Ann Carpenter Cliarlcilti ' Allan Heath Cash, Jr. Clialiiitli ' Joe B. Chambers C ' lii. ' kamaUKa. da. Tommy Chambers ViIl l..ll-Sal,■lll Joe Brown Chandler Kayrlti-villr Charles W. Chatham Clrcliwic-h, Ciliii. Marion Ruby Cheek Spada 66 JUNIORS Dan McNeil Church Coleman D. Clarke, Jr. Orrin William Clifton Linda Goldenberg Cohen George Frank Cole, III Jon Nelson Coley Boyd Franklin Collier William Avery Collins, Jr. Charles Thomas Colonna Lela Faye Coltrain Carl F. Colvard Harold Lee Dale James Calvin Daniel William Hampton Davis Barry Lord Davison Donald Ray Dawson Robert Edward Day Bobby Worth Doub John Louis Dupree .- alisl.Hiv Wi ' st Jcffcr.M,.i Hubert Clegg Cooper, Jr. Washington, D. ( ' . Alexander McAlister Council W iuf tipii-Saliin Stephen Kirkman Creech I in t ii Newland K. Crocker Srlrna Vernon Ray Grumpier flintim Richard Frederick Curlee Vinstiin-.Salem Anna Ruth Current Ta lorsville James Carl Cutter ( Jrovir C ' ily. Calif. Peter Frank Cuttino, Jr. Tnwson. Mil. ft f - C - p p p p „K H„ Halhoa, Canal Zo Baltimuiv, M.l. p p J0t • f vt . r? v W 67 JUNIORS © p c f Sidney Smith Eagles, Jr. W.-ilstonlnirR Angela Frances Earp AT.Rl.r Emily Rebecca Edwards M.MKanfon James Robert Edwards Cant, 111 Judith Ward Ellingham ( ' Ipmnions William Larry Elliot Burlington Billy Wayne Eudy All5(. ' marle Dan Ruffin Everhart Lexington Francis M. Fenderson, Jr. Prtrrslmrg, Va. William Clardy Fennell Wilmington Landis Bernard Ferrell Hali ' igh Donald Bruce Filer Atlanta, Ga. Norma Diane Finlayson Charlotte Fred Allen Flowers Rofky Mount Myrtis Louise Floyd Wilmingtuii Gilbert Leroy Frank ( Jrrenshoro Mary Elizabeth Freeman Salisbury Samuel Kern Freeze China (irove Eugene Bryant Funderburke lii.hiiK.nil. Va. Isaac Gerald Futrell Lucama Reuben Andrew Gainey Clinton Jerry Lyn Galehouse Doylestowii, Ohio George Walter Gardner .Suffolk, Va. Mervin James Garrison lOaf t Bciiil Elizabeth Ann Garrott Fukiioka, Japan Bobby Lee Garwood Wiiislon-Salcm James Melvin Geiger (livMi.slKini James Edward George Clornniiins 68 Sandra Ann Gibson Frank Cover Glenn Kenneth Elbert Glover Majvin Loran Gold Jerry Lee Goodman James Franklin Graham, Jr. James Leo Green, Jr. Joseph Carmon Greene Jane Hamilton Greer Sondra Jean Griffin Jerry Bradford Grimes Lloyd William Gross Wayne Bruce Hamilton John Russell Hamlin Edward Arnold Hammonds Delores Lee Hampton Kenneth Gerald Hampton Irvin Rivers Hanson, Jr. Charles Anderson Harmon, Jr. Elliott Eric Harrell Edward Jeffrey Harrell Mrs. Willie Lee Harris Alley Linwood Hart, Jr. Thomas Edward Hartman, II Alvin Hunter Hartness Glenda Faye Hartness Frank B. Haskell, III Jerry Norman Hass Uo,kinKli: (Iri-at , r(k. , Y. WiiBliingtoii, I), ( ' Spriiis, M,l . e« Castle. Pa. JUNIORS P P P L-l JLkJ K.y [jf - F? % n fcj 69 JUNIORS WMMiMm Thomas Stephen Hatchell I.Uilll,rll,,n Marshall Hayes Hatley C.r.c.ni Paul Gray Hauser W n.-.|..ii-S;ilciii Ann Thompson Hedgpeth I.iinil.rrt,,,! Drina Cushman Hedgpeth l.iniil.rrl.M, Jan Gay Hensley r.u;-u ,.„., Emily Jane Hester High Point Dorothy Ann Hill Raleigh Ashley Lee Hogewood, Jr. Charlotte Nancy Diane Hollingsworth W iist,.ri-S:di ' m Thomas Bayard Hollingsworth, Jr. W TisliMi-Sal.™ Ralph Edward Holt, Jr. Durliam Kay Penn Hood Burlington John Hastings Hopkins W i]st(ii]-S:ili ' m Karen Alison Hopkins Raleigh Sarah Ann House ll.inell.sville Betty Bruce Howard Ini |lla - .Springs Walter Sherman Hoyle A.shevillc Barbara Lenorah Hruslinski iiurlington Burl Bess Hull Cherryville Mary Jean Hunt Halc-isli Larry Micheal Hurst Ciun iplcr. W. Va. John E. Hutchins W mston-Salcm Hideki Imamura y..t„. .Ja,,an Jerry Ross Jackson Cramerton Jesse W. Jackson Wake Forest Robert Gerald Jackson . thuita, Ga. Paul Jacobs, Jr. Asheville 70 JUNIORS Charles Lawrence James i:ikiii Robert Randolph Jewell Cl.arlottr Robert Monroe Johannesen, Jr Cnviisl.nn. Anthony Wayland Johnson Il f.ii.l Charles Edward Johnson, II Hertford Charles Garland Johnson, Jr. Klkin George Terry Johnson Vii,.-:t.in-S:il.Mii Phyllis Elizabeth Johnson V,-n.l.ll Robert Lon Johnson Greeiishoro Charles Darnall Jones f ' civiiigton. Ky. Donna Lou Jones Winsfim-.Salcm Joseph A. Jones Lenoir William Lewis Jones Crunipler. W. Va. Herbert David Josmer Louistiurg John Drake Karcher I ' ittshurgh. Pa. Leila Daoud Kassir Kaghdail. Ira.| Jack Stanley Kennedy fli.Uoi, James Delna Kennedy C ' .ui.-ord David Frank Kesler Hiiit.,,1, V, Va. Martin Luther Kesler, Jr. . Ilddlese. , X. J. William Douglas King Bennettsville. S. C. Daniel Lewis Kinney Wiiist.iii-Salem Henry Little Kitchin ' adesboro Steadman Kitchin, Jr. Seotland Xeek James Hazel Knight Winston-Salem Lucy Ann Knight Stokesdale Ralph Woodrow Knight, Jr. Charlotte Mary GaU Koontz Hanulen. Cunn. p o p)- P P o - Q C P N ri o 71 JUNIORS William Floyd Laney, Jr. Mo,ir.„- Jimmy Newton Lanier War.saw David Jackson Lawrence Apex Benjamin Franklin Lee, III (iraliam Martha Raye Lee Fairmont Peggy Jo Lee Four Oaks Marvin Bruce Leggett Lumherton Janet McNeil Lemons VHjst..ii-.S:,l,.m Frances Adelaide Leonard Louisburg Rachel Amanda Cloer Little Winston-Salem Elga Delight Loftin — Troutman Jerry Franklin Long Iron Station Joe Adams Lowe Statesville Phyllis Anne Lowe Elkin Ruby Jean Lowery Wingate Sara Lee Ludlum WilminKt.Mi Carroll C. Lupton, Jr. (Ireensboro Marsh Dean Lyall Xiirth Wilkesboro Robert Cullen Lytton Elizaliethtown Jeffrey Mercer McArthur Fort Screven, Ga. Dorothy Carolyn McBee Marion Mary Ruth McCollum Yadkinville Bobby Joe McCreary Lenoir Margaret Anne McDonald Vinston-.S:ilem Mary Rebecca McDonald Lenoir Vance Alton McGhee, Jr. N.irlolk. ' a. Lowell McKinster Suttnii, W. Va. James David McNeely MontK ' ellii, Ky 72 JUNIORS Donald D. McSwain Steve Louis Mahovlich Olen D. Marlow, Jr. Earl Hilliard Marshall Bobby Gray Martin James Lee Martin Virginia Lorelle Martin John Duncan Medlin, Jr. Wilma Jean Metcalf Beverley Gale Mooney Colleen Gilliam Moore John Woodley Moran Gladys Viola Morgan Kenneth Carl Morris Harold Dean Moser Judges Brenson Mudd, Jr. Letha Mae MuUins Sarah Nell Murphy Elizabeth Marshall Murray James Edward Muse, III U:i ,- gh WmsUm-Sulfm Ma lis ,ii .Mount Olive . hixt(.n Hen(l. ' is..iivillc Wfl.h. V. a. XcMtli Wilk.-.shom WashiriKtun, D. C. (Ili ii .Vlpiii,- Tliuiimsvilli- Cnm-oid W ' ai icsboro Klrigs,,„rt, TiMin. Viii, ti)ii-Sal.-m Lexiiigtdn Mofk.sville Fred Luke Musselwhite l,uinl)iTli ii Thomas Edgar Myers WiiistDii-Salcni Bruce Adams Nation Wist Hartford, Conn. William Carey Nelson Chew Chase. M.l. Minnie Ruth Nichols Cara Elizabeth Nolan John Thomas Norman, Jr. Thomas AUsbrook Norvell Purlear Weiconie Hyattsville. Md. Seaboaid Q a P) Q mk 73 i c i p i Ballard Graham Norwood Charles Ronald Norwood William Jay Orr Ted Seaford Overcash Johnny Wayne Owens Allen Freeman Page Charles David Page Charlie Wright Parker, Jr. Forrest Craig Parrish John F. Patton. Ill David J. Peacock James Lee Pearce Barbara Ellen Peele James Weldon Pell, Jr. James Christian Pfohl, Jr. Donald Fritts Phelps Douglas Kemper Phelps James Robert Phillips John Sanderson Phillips lir Dwight Luther Pickard, Jr. Cedric Dixon Pierce, Jr. Robert James Plemmons Phillip Wayne Poe Julian Patrick Porter, Jr. Albert James Post Rudy Michael Potter John R. Prince, Jr. Charles Eugene Pruitt () l,.r,l V,i, l,,i,-Salcm liiv,.id:il,.. I ' . Ka„„:,|,nli.. Viri, ' t.m-.S:iU-m Mc.insvillc F„.,uav S|.nn(;s llurliiiKl n H .uli..kc Uapids Washindtcr]. 1). ( ' . .,itli ilk,v l«,n, Sl ' iiuK 11 ' l.ail.ilt Lrxiiij;!.. Viii-l,,n-Salrrn (;r,vii,-l..Hc mill H,-;,.-h. DrI l.r n,Kt..r, I ' ikrvillr ()M K..1I illsl.ili-.S;,l,Mll Wiiisloii-Sali-ni Klizalictlilnwri Hal.iKl. I ' hila.iclplila, I ' a 74 JUNIORS Mary AUyn Reynolds Hlrvanl William Grady Rich M,.lrl„.a l Cilv Sally Adair Rigsbee l)uili:ilii Thomas Franklin Roberts, Jr. HavSlioi,., X. V, Virginia Mae Roe V:L hi..Kt.Mi. I) ( ' William Randolph Rose ■ ■.•lul.Tson Elsie Faye Russ WilliiiliKton Sally Lawana Seagroves . |K.X Judith Alector Shaffner Winstuii-Sal.-m James Donald Shelton Wiiistoii-Salcm Janet Hill Shields Viiistc.ii-.- al. ' iii Ronald Gray Shields Villstnll-, ' :,lplll Robert Edward Sbouse Vinst..ii-, ' ;:.l,.m Clyde Allison Shreve, Jr. Suilll.MTtlC ' l.l Larry Bruce Sitton llrll,lrlM„ivlll,- Slade Welma Skipper VI,il.vill. ' Marvin Longworth Slate, Jr. HikIi I ' oiiil Hal Franklin Slaughter iiist..ii-S:ili ' ni Edmond Victor Smith Kiistul. Va Eva Lou Smith Alhriiiarl.- George Silas Smith . sl„-vilh- Janelle Elizabeth Smith Lc nit;t..n Robert George Smith ,aur,-l Springs, X . J. Ronald Aden Smith Gastonia Alfred Jules Smits I ' t Washington, X. Y. Norman Bailey Snead Warwick, Va. David Earl Snell I ..rlsmoulh, Va. David J. Snider Denton fe iH © P P A jUjjj . ' • iktiSMM P ,0 jQ 75 JUNIORS J i C) o Ci A (T a f Hollis Fred Snipes S|„,„-,. I ' m,. Talmadge Leon Solomon inston-8alem Winfred Eugene Spaugh Winston-.Salem Jimmy Lee Spillman Charluttc Donald Matthews Spoon ( ' harlotte Nancy Sue Spry Hickory Billy Dale Standi Liiurinliurg Jerry Morgan Steele KIkin Don Grey Steelman WiMt.r I ' aik. Fla. Joel Ringgold Stegall liamik.maii Martha Ives Stephenson Raleigh Mary Evelyn Stowe .Mount Holly Roger Dean Stratton HiiiluiKt ], Williamson Beasley Strum H,, l,on, Paul Wayne Strupe Huial Hall Josiah Owen Sugg, III Snow Hill Olene Sue Swaim Winston-Salem James Olin Sweatt Vin.st(iii-Salem James Lawrence Swisher Krrnrrsvill.- Robert Lonnie Sykes Hmlingtiiji Gerald Wilbur Sylivant, Jr. Snou Hill William Ray Tabor Logan, W. Va. Mary Elizabeth Tarlton Klii lhy Clarence Richard Tate, Jr. V.n-i-us ,or, Glenda Lineback Taylor CU-ninimis Thomas Farmer Taylor l.akrianil, I ' la. Frank Pleasant Teague, Jr. Fayi-tli ' villi- Clyde Mevolene Templeton Ulin 76 JUNIORS Alva Lee Terrell llrll.l.TSol, Erie Whitehead Thomas, Jr. X..rl..lk. V:i. Jayne Pallia Thomas VM..-t,,n-Sal.-ni Ronald Edward Thomas Hiiiliii!;t..ri Jean Wilson Thompson Whilrvill- Paul Simser Thompson KitsIkiw , S. C. Mary Brandon Tinus M:ipl.nv.,o,l, X. J. Edward Dodson Tippett KoMiiuk. ' U-.qmy Dorothy Ann Todd . rlirif;t..n. Va Rodney Lee Todd H.-niicttsvillc, S. V. Homer Brown Tolbert, Jr. Cievclancl Myers Graham Tomlinson Scranton, J . C. Hal Douglas Townsend Lake ' ifw, S. C. David Leigh Tschorn Cainpsville. Fla. William Herbert Turner Clfrain William Roberts Turner Suffolk. Va. Nancy Lane Tuttle fircensPioro Albert Donald Van De Veer Baltiniuri-, Md. Barton Douglas Vaughan Teaneok. X. J. Robert Perry Waddell Greensboro James Warlick Walker Biisti. ' Emily Marie Wall I ' ilot Mountain Walter Lee Warfford, Jr. Winston-Salem George Harris Warner Charlntte Florence Stacy Weaver Greenslioro Duke Byron Weeks Asheborcj Kay Eugenia Weston Greenslmr.i John Leonard Whitley Murfreesboro v,- (T: n r- p p p f p p I 77 JUNIOR fe Jeanie Kirkpatrick Whyte Ivist (. rami l!:ipi.ls, Mi,h. Doris Saunders Wilkins Kinston Carolyn Vaughan Williams Richmond, Va. James Snead Williams Fayetteville Jerry Bryan Wilson Statcsvillc John Marshall Wilson X. Miami, Fla. Margaret Ellen Wilson (Iri cnsboro Ruth Ernestine Winchester Ashcville Sidney Wilson Winslow liilral Hall John Raynor Woodard, Jr. Conway Alice Kay Wright _ Hrysiin City Robert Lee Wynne Kuiky Mimnt Charles Gerald Yarbrough Alilicitlslmrg Ran Coleman Yeatts South Hill, Va. Ann Maria Yongue Charlotte Carol Ann Young liurn.- villlf Carolyn Marie Young Burnsville Pollyann Estelle Young Greensboro 78 CLASS or 19 6 2 SOPHOMORES ■r:nl-.isvill. Mhi.lh lHllK, X V. Linda Sue Adams Jeffrey Serge Alford Elmo Leach Allen Lawrence Wheeler Allgood Ogden Olmstead AUsbrook Stephen Thomas Apple Alfred Lee Baker Jerrold Mark Ball William Waddell Barber Herbert Earl Barkley, Jr. Judith Louise Barlow Xnth ilkcslicm Vabry Ward Barr, Jr. (;:.si. iii:i Maxie Eugene Beaver K:[iiii:ipnli Francis Albert Berces Muunt Il.ill Colin Bertrand Bessonette inst(m-S;ilrai ' |.|,ll.■|n«l,, 1! I Larry Dean Billings Shirley Anne Black Nancy Lee Blackley Robert Lamac Bland Millie Ida Blanton Edna Earle Brown Leslie Carlyle Brown Robert Allen Bryan Jackie Lynn Bryant John Clement Budd Norvel Edward Burns Robert Harold Butler Barbara Ann Buttman Stephen Gray Calaway Robert Hood Caldwell .Xnrth llkr i,r Carole Fnirst C Hcia v Alvin Wilson Bowen, Jr. Bobby Wayne Bowers TliniiKisvill George Denny Boyce I ' lcasant (laidc Samuel Boyd, Jr. t ' lu-vy Chasr, . l. Linda Lee Brady Kamsiii Larry Brown Bragg 0x1 oi- James Street Brewer, Jr. liusclicir William Dennis Brewer ( ' li-inim ! Ruth Greene Briges .Jacksc. Katherine Terry Broach Cliarlnti Wilisloii-Sal.aii Williani, t,,ii Bpthi-saa, . I.i Zrl,ul,,n Wn.Ml.iirv. X, .1, P P P Q Q C? Q © op© ;ii£fetfi r P (v P ?) ML . £fei P p p p .■;• p p (T i D |?s n p 81 m SOPHOMORES P C) O C) f pr r - - ' r. py p p n Edward W. Cinchewicz H.iKc-nliilil, X .1. Patricia Jean Clark TIiuhki.-viIIi Clifford Harvey Clarke . il:iiii:i. Ca, Stephen Herbert Corwin Duvn, ,1, William Ray Covington l{u(kiiis;li:iiii Betty Jo Cox Slunrvill. ' Oscar Creech, III cu Orli nris, ].:i. Sylvia Lynn Crews iiislnn-SMlrm Jesse James Croom HurliiiKtuM William Dorsey Daniel I{.iik Mciuni Namon Leo Daughtry Xi ' niiiji (Inivc Brenda Kay Davenport Hi l)cisimvillc Allen Richardson Davis insldn-Sali ' in Suzanne Davis Dcivn, Del, Thomas Jefferson Davis XiMtmi Russell Weldon DeMent, Jr. I iiif;litii ilr Sidney Ernest Disher Sav.uDiah, ( la Charles Marvin Dozier I ' likimka. .lapan David Scott Drinkard Cliarlollr Donald Moore Duncan Mdiiiicrllu, K Elizabeth Beck Earp iiisl..Ti-Salriii Claire Elaine Efira Lcnoii John Smythe Eggleston, Jr. I.caksvilli ' Sanford Hayes Ensinger Lairliniiuit, X Y. Jerry Norris Essie iiislcin-Salcm Hubert Lister Everett Smitlifiil.l Richard Franklin Everhart WiTistiMi-Salcm James Lewis Farrar llxati villi ' , Md, William Lyman Ferrell U; l. inii Richard D. Filippi Diniarrsl, X .1 Tera Adelaide Frizelle W insLai-Salriu Frances Carol Fuller IIiihIiim ' h Robert Ray Fu lp inslnn-S.lciii Patricia Ann Gambill S ' |)aria Shockley DeWitt Gardner, Jr. UicIhii.iikI. .i. Gaither Bryant Garner, Jr. Hal.iKli Kathryn Wilkins Garner W iri iiiii-Salriii Frederick Thomas Gaskins K,iinia|i. Ii James Preston George Smiililiilii Robert Orrus Glenn .Mnunlain Cily, Ti ' iin 82 Betty Glynn Godwin Clayt.m Edwin Booth Groves I).-nvill. ' . X J, Jajnes Albert Greene L:i«li.lali ' Joseph Randolph Gregory W. shiMKt ' m, l - ( . Kelley Edward Griffith, Jr. Aiinandale, Va. Linda Evelyne Guy New Orleans, l,a. Myron Robert Hafetz Trrnloi], X, .1 James Albert Haliburton .■ millilaml, Texas Glenn Albert Hamm Lainastri, S ( ' , John Needham Harrell .Jaiksunvillc. Fla, Arnom Hunter Harris, Jr. HCTI.IC ■son Richard Oleen Harrison ilisl.,li-S leni Durward Glenn Hart we .lell Thomas E. Hartman Xru Casll. ' I ' a. Barbara Louise Hathcock , ll..-n Cuthbert Toso Hauser Viiist(,n-S lem John Dee Haymore Viiist. n-S lem Marlot Arm Hays Ffi-.i C n-k. Ky. Jerry Esmond Hajrwood li. Ilins Larry Michael Heath Vliist,.ii-S len, Bobby Gene Hemric Hampton ville Mary Ann Herndon C,i ,ver James Matthew Herndon Ipex Terry Mason Herndon Fayette ville Richard Edson Hicks .Atlanta, (ia. Brenda Marlene Hill Winst.iii-S Edwin Hineman, Jr. Cha.l.ls F,,nl I a Anne McDougald Hocutt Ka ■iKil William Lloyd Holland ■States ville Carolyn Boyce Holoman Ra ■igll Ronald Lee Honeycutt Wa.les loro Elizabeth Hayes Hopkins Ra •ilili Jo Arm Howard S:ii lonl Slade Howell Lake City. Fla, Thomas Wayne Howell t ' hern ville Meyressa Ellen Hughes BrnwTi Summit Suzanne Dunn Hughston Fineastle a. Joyce Ann Huneycutt Stai tlel.l Robert Brame Hunt I.Ui ima Glenda Ruth Hyman Fayetti ville SOPHOMORES P P © ?? l p p r P rs ih Q P p p p 83 SOPHOMORES p P ' P p 15 p p p P |rt) P p D p P P P P Pi P P 84 John Laird Jacob, Jr. Valdese Henry Moody Jamieson, Jr. Charlotte Hiram Vance Jenkins Wilmington Angela Knight Johnson ilniington James Daniel Johnson Allicmarle James McRay Johnson, Jr. V;ilnul Cuve Lewis Bradley Johnson IMiK ' l.urst Josephine Sue Jolley Spindale Bonnie Lynn Jones illiamston Marcia Paulette Jones Charlotte Susie Othelia Jones Raleigh Ann Judson Jordan Charlotte Herman Dexter Kemp, Jr. Dugsi.ar, Va. Hayden Odell Kepley High Point Melvin Wallace Kerns Vi..niiM. Va. Richard Clifton Kerns 1 p «-r Mni,lrl:,ir, . . J. Joseph Gorham Kerr Wilmington Bettye Lee King .Xnitiilk, Va. Larry Garth Kirk Beaufort Thomas Lewis Klechak Silv.r Spring, Md. Nithi Klinkosum Bangkok, Thailand Robert Eugene Knott Winston-Salem Rodger Berndt Krakau Tinionium, Md. Robert James Krause W.irwick, Va. Arlinda Carole Lail Cranitp Falls Jerry Campbell Lambert (Hv.Mishoro Samuel Hardy Leaman . .sheville David Charles LeCount Taliiia.lgp, Ohio Edward Earl Ledford Kings Mountain David Wescott Lewis Wilmington George Carl Lewis H..rkingham Harry Charles Lewis Loris, S. C. Gary Thomas Long WinsP.n-Salcm Thomas Theron Long, III I ' lnrvillr Thomas Halbert Lowe Salem, a. Rebecca Fidele McCrary Tarborii Jerry Dwight McGrady West Ji ' fferson Julian Keith McKenzie Win.-lon-,SMl .m Norma Rose McKinney ■ {.■idsvillc Brent Allen McRae l)r.-.-iliir. (la. SOPHOMORES DonaJd Lee McRee CU:u , tli; Oakley Allen Mabe Vr tl .•I.I Warner Lee Madre Hnll mi Nancy Faye Mangum Dull !.n! Stephen Dennis Manshel W. .1 (.,a„K.-, ,;. Barton Coles Marcy, Jr. lin :ull,n.,,k. !■. !!! Annette Sue Matthews . sl„ ill. ' Joseph David Matthews UurliMK 1.11 Clarence Dougals Maxwell, Jr. K:ivrtlrx ill. ' Elizabeth Ann Measamer Saul ,1.1 Robert Philip Melvin Wilisl..li-Sa Hobart Harold Mendenhall Jr. SalisI, UV Gordon Edison Mercer, Jr. lla,u|,t,.,i, ' a. Cecilia Shirldeen Merritt Vin.stnii-S,-i ..m Barbara Ann Metcalf fh:ul ttf Billie Ann Millsaps H.il.l.ill; ill.. Blan Vance Minton N .nil Wilk. ' sl ,■■,. William Weightman Mohlenrich, Jr. .Mutmi, Fla. Jean Marie Moore Macli ...m Linda Loy Moorefleld Danl, a,-y Lewis Marshall Morgan W; sliiiiKton, 1) ( ' . John Franklin Morrow iirst.,ii-S:i Glenda Gail Myers Thmmsv ill.- Martha Elizabeth Myers Le. ington Patricia Ann Myers Vinst.,n-Sa •m James Rupert Nance, Jr. Fay,-tl.- ill,- Linda Sue Neal Belcws Ci ■c-k Donald Hale Newlin (liviisl m, Henry Williams Newton Hal. lull Paul Burton Nickens, Jr. I ' lvni.. ilh Cyril Warren Norman, Jr. Hal. kIi Marvin Arrington Oakes Challiam, a. James Merriman Offutt Kin ..11 James Oscar Outland H„-1,S.,, IIV Charles Lineberry Owen Can .in Allen Hall Painter, Jr. F..nst ( ity Jennie Lou Pangle . sh..v ill.- Merry Gordon Pannill insl..ii-Sa .■m Frank Andrew Passarelli Paters.,!!, , J. Phyllis Anne Pegg K..l!!l-!-,sV ill.. P P CD 9 9 tamkAwehm a 9 p p 1 mmi 85 SOPHOMORES pop P p f o Carroll Lee Perkins Dobson Joel Larkin Perrell Lexington Eugene Petrasy Raleigh Albert Arthur Peverall, Jr. K.iMD.ikc, Va. Fred Leon Picklesimer ii.iiia, . . J. Constance Valerie Pinyoun Lucia Ellen Pollock Hi, Douglas McDaniel Porter, Jr. Washillglii Robert Milo Porterfield Susan Camille Powell ml, Va. 1, D, V. i-.Sak-m Elizabeth Ann Ptacak W iiiston-Salfin George Henry Ragland, Jr. I ' alls Church, Va. Fred Howard Rash .Jcme.sville Frank Barratt Raymond, III Danville a Bobby Carlyle Raynor Chincniaiiiii i Nancy Jean Redding Robert Clay Reed Jesse Le Von Reich Charles Edwin Reiley . ' John Earl Riddle Bobby Gene Robinson Donald Heiu ' y Roth Carolyn Vann Rowe John Taylor Ryan Charles Escar Scott Sara Ruth Selby Fletcher Paul Sessoms, Jr. James Edward Sharpe Ann Burton Sheets Elizabeth Ann Sherrill Deanna Wilson Shreve Charles Lawson Simpson Jeanne Oldlng Sims Ellen McLain Smathers David Bourquin Smith David Nimmons Smith SiKiircr Harvey Thomas Smith insiun-.SalcMii John Horace Smith Wliitevillc Leland Wrightman Smith, Jr. Fairfax. Va. Marcia Wilhelmina Snipes S Ivh C ' liarlottf iiial, ' Estates, Ga. Fayetteville Clint.m I.Mil.n.uk. . . V. UaliiKli Cliatlialii, . . .). l;ast Dt ' lid iiiston-Saleni Charles Bennett Williamson Clalktoii Dallas Thurston Stallings, Jr. i;,lrnl..„ Carol Louise Staples Snllthrn. l ' )ll.- Michael Vick Starling SniilliH.-l.l CliSord Cary Steadman, III Vi,i-t.,ri-S;,l:-ni John Clyde Stoner IVinliDki-. r,i Jossph Aaron Stringer M..iitii-cll .. Ky, Mary Jane Sturdivant Sp iila Hilda Graye Sutton Faison Peggy Mae Tanner S:ilemliurf! Vivian Joanne Taylor Wilson William Kenneth Taylor Winston-SuL-m Jack Griffin Tesh «,„.rt Xews.Va. Darryl Wayne Thompson li..:iii ,ke l{:i m f Jimmy Lee Towe « iristoii-Sak-ni Catherine Elizabeth Treadway Cast.nii-i Wayne Albert Tuttle Clcmmciis Carl Joe Tyner Lrak-villr Paul Baggett Vann Clint. .ri Robert Stanley Vaughan Ho.ky Mount Judy Dianne Wade Miami, Fla. Bertha Walmsley Wagster Columbia, Ti-nn. David Seth Walker Winston-Silcm James Richard Walker I.rak-Vlllr Robert Edwin Ward, III Dul.lin. hvlan.l James Graham Warlick Whit.-vill.- William Capus Waynick liM.lsvlllr Thomas Ralph Weadock Lima. (Ilii.i Daniel Norton Webster -Millord. Del. Donald Eugene Weir iiist.)n-S:iU-ni Janice Lee Weisenberger . shland. Ky. Kenna Lea West Fort BragK Alan Jones White Elm Citx Helen Jewel Whitley Middlesex Jerry Wayne Whitley Concord Robert Elmer Whittle (Jrlalido, Fla. Mary Elizabeth Willard Charlotte Craven Edward Williams Momo,. Patrick Livingston Williams Wilmington. I),-l Simmy Keel Williams Enfield SOPHOMORES f P a P P c P n ff f% MUM ft o p o p Aw SOPHOMORES Lonnie Rosseau Williford, Jr. HuiliiiKl ' m Charles Francis Wilson Valdese Virginia Anne Wilson Winston-Salem Trent Ramsey Wilson i ' v|i irl Xews, Va. Anita Joyce Wood Nashville Percy Fenton Yates, Jr. ViIiiii]ikI ii Faye Thornton Young Kuxljoro Nancy Virgiline Young Newton GLASS or m 19 6 3 F R E S H M E Rodney Knight Abbott Cl.atliMlii. X.J James Robert Abernathy Kchiinlil Sylvia Janet Airhart A ll.-Vll|r James Eliot Aldridge l.unil., ' rl..l, Eleanor Rae Allen I ' Jast l,uiiil..il...i Wayne Harding Allen .W:a„r Mack Floyd Allison Vll,sln„-S:,lrn. David Wheeler Allred N.u I,nl„l..l, Evander McKeiver Anderson . rnl.. ' IT -, S. (■ John Herbert Anderson (•llDiaCn.vi- Lawrence Hirst Archer llavrlluuil, I ' a, Bruce Augustus Arrowood ( ' -.inl Barr Gallup Ashcraft AmiM ' ist, Mas , Robert Milton Askey Cli-arHi-l.l. I ' a. Dan Morrissette Averette Oxloid June Audrey Babb Wiiistdll-SaliMll John James Badoud WasliiiiKtcli, 1) (■ Edward Grey Bailey ■Ja.-ksuiivilh ' Clabron Ann Barbee .M..nisvilk ' Phillip Morris Bargoil iiist,,ii-Sal.Mii Jacob Howard Earnhardt Laiulis David James Beal Leiiiiii Sybil Jean Beasley Coats William Dennis Bell (ioldshor., David Gordon Bennett Wilistc.ll-Salrlll Earl Franklin Bantel, II iHirhalii William Downey Berquist Va l,u.!;l.n,, DC. Nancy Lee Berry Mnrnalit.,,, William Edwin Bierlin Aml.l.T, I ' a, Peter Don Billings Ii,.|if.lali-, Mass, Gail Barbara Bishop A ill.lair Kstates, (ia. John Glenn Blackburn, Jr. W.nston-Salem Barbara Ann Blackwelder Lenoir James Ray Blackwelder Kanna s James Howard Blanton (iuilfor.lColK.K,. Ann Elizabeth Bliss I)..l.l,s fViiv, X. V, Robert Sylvester Boatwright C.MH.VCT Ellen Christina Boone , rlins;l..ii. Va Joseph Holmes Branson, III ll,.in,l..li. Va Rosemary Brewer Statesvillc pt p Q n Q O P 6 9 St L FRESHMEN C P P P p a p p p n p o 1 p ft p C C James Vernon Britt uisl..]i-,S:,|,.,n Leon Lafayette Brodgen Wilmington Terry Lee Brooks Hickory Irma Jefferson Browder DMnvill... V:i. Benjamin Moore Brower I,il,,Tty Steven William Brower I ' luslin.n. . , V. Janet Yvonne BuUuck Hn.ky Mount Tom Berry Burch Chrraw, S, C. Roger Paul Burr ( i aii.l Ishui,!, . . Y. Sylvia Elaine Burroughs Hat Cave Stephen Edwin Butler .l..l,iisl,mn, Pa. Joe Swicegood Byerly ( IrcMisliuro Hilda Edith Cabiness Shelby Paul Estil Caldwell, Jr. Hri,-it.,l, Tenn. Paul Eugene Campbell insl,.n-Sal™i Philip Truman Campbell Sraltlr, Wash. William Mitchell Carlisle . ikcn, S. C. Nancy Lynn Carpenter ( ' lierryville William Judson Carson, Jr. W iiiston-Salem John Ephriam Carter, Jr. Faith Terry Wayne Caudle Winston-Salpni Bobby Jones Chipman l.akriand, Fla. Jacqueline Clark Franklin Carol Elizabeth Clayton ( ' harlotte Sarah Cyrena Clayton Ro.xboro Frederick Roy Clifford l,. n,gton Carole Jean Clodtelter •I ' linniasville Marvin Everett Coble, HI HiiihnKtcin Janice Faye Collins Wilniinntuii Richard Pinckney Cook ' ■ Kinia Hrach, Va. Alex Lane Copeland Heaufort Dorothy Evelyn Copenhaver -Mnrganton Boyce Vernon Cox, Jr. Wintcrville Viva Jean Cox .Muuiv. viUc Earl Bradley Crabtree, Jr. T.,US„M, . l(l. William Delbert Craft, Jr. liural Hall Pamela Kay Craven IIikIi I ' oint Carolyn Loretta Crawford I ' andler Lowell Crawford .Miami, Fla. William Frontis Credle Raleigh ViTian Aileen Creech Hallsh,.rn Robert Hopper Crum. Jr. lis. ' cx FmIIs. X .1 Judith Raine Grumpier Fu. • i:, Spniii;. Henry Sebron Dale CllTll,.!! Charles Reece Davis, Jr. W ,st.,ii-. ' :il,-n) David Finch Davis Silv.T Spring. Mi Grady Paul Davis, II C.nuav Howard Garrett Dawkins, Jr Kin t..l, Patricia Carolyn Deal M:.r iii-vill., ' :, William Paul DeBree ■(. w .„,l. N J. Jerry Lee Deese tlrah im Robin David Deese Loxingtdii Albert Jean DeForest, Jr. I ' taffto«n Aime Marie Diehl ChaTlMtlf Louella Tench Dillingham listun- l. m Wayne Carl Dillon W nstuii-Sal.-m Robert Harold Dixon Cats J. Robert Dorsett, Jr. C;icfnsl„,ro Kenneth Sanger Duffler Kinnspiirt. Tcim. Harold Franklin Dunevant Reidsville Linda Roselyn Efird . Ihemarle Thomas Edmond Efird, II V,lminKt..n William Charles Ehalt, Jr. Card.-i City, - , V. Wayne Joseph Elwart Chicag... 111. Fenton Tilson Erwin, Jr. . hevilk■ Martin Andrew Evensen Kl.ini Park. X Y. James Hopkins Farlow .S.phia Richard Douglas Fearrington W nftnn-S:, vm Herbert Jay Feitelberg Br. ..khii, X Y. Johnny Lynn Fischer UigSt „u. (lap. a. Sarah Elizabeth Fish Raleigh Herbert George Fisher I ' nint I ' oasaiit. X.J. Glenda Faye Force Miami. Fla. Anthony Floyd Francis W ii,st.,i,-Sal,-m Thomas Doyal Franklin, Jr. MorcaTilui, Donald Wayne Frederick (;,il,l l„,r,, Robert Alexander Freeman, III I)..l,S..II Virginia Gail Freeman CliarL.ttp Alan Robert Friedman llr.-at Xwk. X Y. Allan Herbert Fuhr K: irlawn. X.J. FRESHMEN f r- r p O P P o p a c: r? 93 FRESHMEN pi O O fit 0 p p p MiMM Susan Elizabeth Fulkerson I.iitl .■rvill,.. M.I. Johnny Leon Gaddy l ik. Virw, S. C. Harry Yandle Gamble, Jr. I! .aii..kc, Va. Eura DuVal Gaskins, Jr. M.mrcc Richard Harold Gibson FairT.ioiit. Annette Lelia Gill Halrigl, Fred Stephen Glass Ashoboro Lloyd Keeter Godwin, Jr. .Ahoskic Barbara Ann Grajit Ta ■|ol■svill,■ Brenda Mae Gray IliKli I ' ..i.it Carolyn Barbee Green M..nisvillc Gordon Lee Greene Lexington Harold Franklin Greeson Greensboro Maj-tha Kaye Griffin KannaiKilis Irvin Washington Grogan, III U i. tun-Salc ni Edgar Dallie Gurley, Jr. .Xeuton Sharon Jeanne Habich W isl,,n-Salem Gary Albert Haddad M. h ,.,.s,„„t, Pa. Carol Anne Haenni H. thiwla, -Md, Henry James Haigler I ' l .rrri,-e, S C. John Carl Hamrick, Jr. Slielln- Richard Eugene Hamrick Slielhy Thomas Gordon Handy W nst.Mi-Salem James Colquitt Harper w r.st,,n-.Salem Patricia Lottie Harris Tli..TiKi.-vilIe Richard Carlisle Haworth I.iinil.n-tim Beverly Jean Hayes l.uriil.,.|t(in William Clarkson Heise liim ,.-it..«M. Pa. Mary Beth Heitman W n.-iliin-Salem Maurice Allison Helms H ilherforilton Robert Edward Helms Morganton George Phil Hemstreet i-al.a Neth, . nti, Lynda Kay Henry W ' aynrsville Ann Farrington Herring W iisl.Hi-Salem Hazel Ruth Hill La(iranKe Sylvia Ann Hill Yancey Coleman Hines. Jr. (Ireensl,,,,-,, James Robert Hodges H-A nni.ire, .M.l. Larry Neil Holcomb n l..ri-SMlcm Sandra Carol Holder .Mi.uiit .Airy 94 Brenda Kay Honeycutt AlliiiiKiilc James Edward Honeycutt M r- ' ill. William Alonzo Hoover, Jr. Muipln Thomas Carleton Hope, Jr. Wmnrik.i, III Ella Sue Hopkins Siikiii, ' :i George Priestley Davis Hudnor :ikr I ' crcsi Philip Ray Hudson li.i.lsvilli- Jan Pressley Huggins lliinin-Miivin. Doris Ann Hultin Knis; |i ii. ' I ' liiii Barrett McKenzie Hunter instnn-Silriu William Grady Ijames MdcL vilh Clarence Frye Ikerd I ' lrnvillc K - Steven Terry Irvin SIhII.v Fay Cochrane Isenhour ( ' mci Anne Brown Ivey in l n-S:il(iii James Eugene Jackson Joann Rose Jackson Jo Anne Johnson Linda Mae Johnson Joseph Thompson Johnston Russell Wood Jordan Ronald Thomas Kadon Richard Eugene Kelly David Stocks Kemp Plumer Whitelaw Kendall, Jr. Jeffrey Brown Ketner Wayne Gray Kiger Murray Carlyle Kinlaw, Jr. David Walter Knapp i Steven Haywood Knight Fred Burton Knott, Jr. Albert Paul Koehler Shirley Koontz Carolyn Jean Koss Gee-Yin Kwok .Ml.Mlrl.lll,; Uul.-igl, llivrr i-nlvsl. III l!ui-il Hall l,uii]l Tt .n Briuh. Fl:,. ClKirlnttr I{ali«:n. X J. , X .1, ikr :ir, Barbara Arm Lamb Stephen Erson Lawing Tiitiit Mike Lee, III Kinsl.i! Edward A. Leinss ( llinviru. II Charles Hobert Beecher Leonard insicui-Salci FRESHMEN P P J p (h a f. o p ift p ft p o o . P p ( 9 ( 9 95 FRESHMEN .p (T) p ,p f5 O P r? v Rosalind Robinson Levering Haltim,, ,•, .M.l. Charles McDonald Lewis Xr V Bc-ni David Vernon Liner ( ljl ' ( ii. ' c|, ,n Shirley Mae Lloyd Lippert Wilisliil -S;ilrin Benjamin Alan Long HurliiiKt.Hi George Earl Long 1 illl-Vllll- Frank Knight Lord, III lilrh,,,, Ml, Yd. Jean Lounsbury W.ll iiiitstim Betty Lee Lumpkin Jar-k soiiville David Lee McAulay .Mo ■ganton Guy Frank McCormick F liiniont Alice Rayburn McDevitt Wak iMiri .-st William Patton McDowell, III (ililla Hr. .■h. Va. Thomas Charles McGarry 1 alK Cliu .■h, Va, Robert Lee McGee M..I 111 . ir - Rachel Marie McGee .M..I lit .Viiy Ronald Marlin McGraw Miil.llrt. wii. I ' a, Donnie Bruce McLean Dunn William Duncan McLean I.u ulirrliill Bobby Wayne McLendon l.aii.li,- Travis Darryl McLendon u, illligl.,11 John Raymond McNierney Til 11-% III.-, I ' a Morris David McRae 1 aiini.mt Hugh Karr McSwain, III Sli. ' lli John William MacDonald M.anill s, N. Y Edward Joseph Mahoney ■■all Chi ivh, -a Alexander Edward Mandy S. .Irl, I ' lai i , X, J Jeffrey Emmett Marlow llirkon Bryant Franklin Marshall Wlii-n ll-Sal.Il Clement Reynolds Marshall, Jr. 1 lialK.llc Francis Kendall Martin w „lrsl„.n James Donald Martin ( ' anii ' iliii Alice Elizabeth Matheny Ku .•St Cit) Newton Peterson Mathews, Jr ( ..l.lsh.ir Roger Allen Matusoff Davl Ml.dhl Clarence Douglas Maxwell, Jr. l ' ' a -.■tt.-vill William Michael Mead l,lll lni k, Trxa Sammy Ray Merrill B.aur ii Eugene Taylor Merryman lirlli, s.la. M. Virgil Marvin Messer II izclw.ii. 96 Lawrence Wallace Meyer KmIIs Cliuiv 1, a. Richard Earl Meyer 1 lltirM Stephen Bright Milans ] , ihrMl; . Mil. Bobby Reginald Miller w l,st„„- -iak ' lii Robert Allan Miller riiii. isvill.- lllliu William Alvin Miller riiiii isvillr llhio Avalon Nichols Minton Nuiil Will,. sl„,n, George Wesley Mitchell .l:irk MlUlll . I ' la Jacquelynn Faye Mitchell ( l.lllo,, Nancy Jane Mitchell .mu ;svill.- Nancy Jane Mitchem Clin Wlllr Charles Jeffrey Mitchiner 1,. liisvill . Kv. John Nicholas Monarek M.. t Clai ■, I ' a Jerry Douglas Moore Xc.lll Wilki l,ur„ Ronald Allen Moore H ' i svlllc Roy Elsworth Moore I.:ilv. |(W s, (• William Gene Moore I ' m isvill,- .1 . Robert Holstead Moran ashi iCl.in, 1) (■ Jeaiinette Watts Morison Ha lilllnr, . M Joshua Jurant Morton, Jr. All., in.ailr William Moody Mote W 1,-tMii- ■ial.ai, John Garland Mulford ( : l I ' livill. , Drl Thomas Camper Mundy li iln h Richard Conrad Nesi Bin ,klyn, V. John Garwood Newitt, Jr. (•III ih.ll,- Peggy Joyce Newkirk Wilnn iKluli Joe Donald Nichols TImh ,|,M,„ SI llMili. rnin. Brearly Eugene Nicholson I ' ll sl,u,K I, I ' a Betty Kay Overman Una inkrl alM.ls Judith Anne Palmer Lull nvill, . M. Ruth Josephine Pancoast lliKh I ' uilil Betty McArthur Parker ( li ■islirkl llrif;!, Milton Preston Pasquith M.l Oscar Eugene Pearson, III l ' ' ..M ' :ill, ,(ia Margaret Rankin Perry , ln,,|-, svilli- Mary Martin Pickard l,r l iKl ' ili Peggy Dale Pierce Hal .l,un, Edward Andrew Pitoniak Wrsi n •huar. X .1 David Walter Pittman Hill Merle Lee Pokempner Hal iiiion M.l FRESHMEN o n p p ' Q p f . I?! p p p 1 r , F 97 FRESHMEN P f P p p ci n iQ p p p P p n p ,( . ■ n p f 9 A ft p Paul Wade Poston, Jr. L,-Nins;I..Ti Frank HoUister Potter Hralllort Susan Isabel Powers W i-lnn-.-;iilcm Thomas Donald Preston I ' llir Ihdl Andy Marshall Price ClKUL.tlr John Paul Prinsen SMl.m. X, J. Bland Bee Pruitt l.nui..l,mg Richard Henry Quast Clii.Mi;... Ill, James Martin Racz Xi ' V Uni Mvirk. X.l, David Berry Rader .Mi.rKMiit.i, William Raymond Ralph, Jr. . llU.ski.- Alton Clark Raynor ( II, ion, lipMrl,, Fla. Charles Richard Reeves Xurl WilkcsLulO Joseph Curry Regan, Jr. Tll..nilisvi|]r Robert Joyce Reid, III W ll l.m-Sall■m Martin Walter Richwine, III 1! ■Iiiih.ihI. V:i. James Leslie Riddle, Jr. A Im-Iwmo Robert Eugene Rimel Iliui .n„l,„,K, V:i. Norman Larry Roach Ii:,s«.n. Vm. John Meade Roche IliiK, istuun. .MiL Roy Harlin Rockwell 11, fill l ' i„l James Rufus Rogers, III lialrlKl, Charles Mack Rowe I ' -iill.- Chuirl,, V:i. Hesta Brint Royster Kallstcn John Charles Rozier, Jr. St. PauLs Robert Allen Rupard StatpsvilU ' Deborah Jane Russell Slnpi riislm,,;, l a. Melvin Theodore Salman 1 t: slalal, X, ■ . William Arthur Sanford, Jr. ( ' li;ill.,tl,. George Stanton Scarlett W ii l.„,-Salc ' l,l James Robert Searcy CIki 1, ' Slnn, S, C. Joseph Milton Sears (Iivcii. ' ilioro Virginia Foy Seawell l!,:, ' kinKl,am Terry Le Roy Shaneyfelt 1 iiinlM-M, a. Edwin Jennings Shapard ( il l. ' lhnll , Cily. Okla. David Eaton Shaw l ' lafTl,.«„ Jesse Edwin Shearin, Jr. s ■ollan.l X,., ' k William Shendow w irl„- .lr,-. Va, Sarah Thetis Shepherd Itali ' iKh Charles Marion Sheppard l,aws,n,v,llr 98 Doris Carol Slawter Wiiistoii-Salcin Robert Ja.rret Small FlusliiiiK. N. V Margaret Ann Smith WiiiMun-Silrir, Ray Markham Smith Kirisi..! William Grady Smith, Jr. l!:,lr,s;l Wilton Winstead Smith, Jr. n;itl James Edward Snow, Jr. . UKU.-t:,, (i;i George Baker Snuggs, Jr. V:,.lr l,,,r, Raymond Woodrow Southard Fianklii Phyllis Virginia Sowden l ' il,,t . I,.uiil:iii Dallas Wayne Spainhour TlinniMsvill. Judy Faye Sperling Sli,-ll, William Lindsey Stafford, Jr. Winsloii-SriliTi Robert Myers Stanley i:ri ' i ' iisl)(n ' Suzanne Stanley (livcli.shnru Carol Elaine Steele Ma.li.soi Richard Carroll Stegall lf;UHllr„KU John Samuel Stevenson :,v,.nsl„,r, Peter Albert Stirrup W. slpnll, ( ' ..nil Bessie Via Stone Hassi ' lt, Va Charles Venable Stone Rcalinkc. Va George Perkins Stone, Jr. Hicl.ni..ii.l, Va Charles Stradley Stovall Oxf.in Anna Sue Stowe M.nmt Ilulh Bonnie Jean Sullivan Wilniiiml.,! John Alexander Surgener Kitts, Ky. Lewis William Sweigart ollinn-n t. . J. Samuel Charles Talbert (iuillnnl ( ' ..llrKc Barbara Joy Taylor (lastcmia Charles Hart Taylor Pisgah FoiT. it John Manley Teachey, Jr. Tcaclicv James Joseph Tejcek Uci n, 111. Margaret Jean Tesh .Xc-wpmi Xths, a. Nelson Jeffrey Theodore Baltlmoiv, M,l. Leon King Thomas Mai-.- lialllicag Milton Wiley Thomas Charlofii ' Virginia Lou Thomas (irfpiishuro Dwight Davis Thompson, Jr. Uiiral Hall Jack Allen Thompson Fayi ' ttrville Joan Carpenter Tucker iii,-iton-8alem FBESBMEN A P f!! P P p p p jr5 ?!j p P p P fS ( 5 99 FRESHMEN f C C f ' f J ( f if o r- p p f (Tj p p o P a ,p p I f o f . p n g Sarah Jane Tyler II. .11 uo.M. I. ' la John Armand Valentino KcmII,. I ' .-uk. N.J Ronald Bruce Valley ( la r City, ' a Luther Rochester Vann, Jr. I! Mii.,k( ' , :i Freeman Maurice Vaughan, Jr. Calax, Va Donny Pete Vestal U 1: Oliver Hiram Vestal c-iiali.-vill. Joseph Scott Vincent, Jr. Ilrrnsl.un Sue Carol Wade ( ' ll.alliill, Robert Earl Wagoner, Jr. ( hili;, (In.v, Lynda Burl Waldrop W ii stoii-Sali ' ii Eleanor Sue Wallace Wii sl,,i,-Salrii William Peter Walther, III W ii l..li-Sal -ll Henry Harrison Warren, Jr. l ' lalTl.,«i Johnny Wayne Washburn Sliclli Warren Seki Watkins ■a .-lt, ' vill. William Scott Watson lill T,.l . ii, , .VrKrnliii: McCoy Carlos Watts, Jr. (;a..|u„h Jerry Davidson Weathers Sla)ilr, Henry Jefferson Weaver Slal. ' svilh Beverly Christine Weisner Winstmi-Sali ' m William Oscar West ()klali..ma C-Ay. Okla. David Morton Westerfleld LmiiImii. Ky. Julia Erwin Westmoreland Cliailiitlr Ralph Benham Weyburn, III Oak Park, 111. Harvey William White, Jr. John Finley White Stanley Hartshorn Whiting, Jr. lailK ' M .T, . , .1. Victor Harry Whitmeyer ( ' laiilonl, X. .1. Walter Raphael Wiley ( ' hrstii Kdd, S. ( ' . Linda Christine Wilkerson liinhcslci-, . . Y. Alice Annette Williams Kin.sloii David Earl Williams It..iky Muiinl. Ernest George Williams, Jr. roilNiimulli, ' ;i. Herbert Eugene Williarrs W iii.-lnii-S.ilfjii Linwood Irvin Williams liirlinii)T]il, Va, Richard Lee Wilson Thimiasvillc Thomas Marshall Wilson Viii. t in-Sali ' ni Robert Davis Winesett, Jr. (lalax, Va. Basil Newton Wolfe, Jr. M..iiiilaiii Ciix. Tiain 100 Curtis Williajn Wood, Jr. Charles Harold Woodell John Berkeley Woodlief Frank Spencer Woody Clyde Archer Wootton HiKl, P. Hisli I ' . liurluiKt ' i Robert Donald Worrell Pulaski. Va. Judy Gardner Wrinkle I ' mt l.au.ln.lalr. Fla. Mildred Anne Wylie .Mcnnr.-villi- Ida Elizabeth Yates I ' urliar Betty Carolyn Young Hiilgi va . a- Theodore Martin Zawacki Lindt-n. X. J. Paul Lee Zink Winstnn-Salem FRESHMEN p f p o r Sl ' 101 ■ ™  THIRD YEA llir Sliulriil H.ir Assochjiwn ()J)iar jir: Clurln. IXixis. ' I ' m, 102 LAW William Drew Arrowood Code Lee Austin Plato Collins Barwick, Jr. Donald R. Canady Ronald Conrad Dilthey Kennieth Sawyer Etheridge Cyrus J. Faircloth Robert Humphrey Forbes Charles Gilmore Furr Lung Island. X. Y. in  UT ' 3f ' 3l ' y j - fe 1 4 i ' - u Dean ] ' ejlhfrs enjoyi frllo slnp jt j b ' - banquet. 103 p, f? It THIRD YE Carroll Franklin Gardner Clive Irwin Goodson Marvin Kenneth Gray Harold Gene Hall William Evan Hall Franklin Nance Jackson Bobby Frank Jones Robert Alden Jones Bob Wilson Lawing l).,l,s, lIlst,,n-SMlr Vin l,,i,-S:ilr F:iy,-lt,.vil V:i.lki.ivil Clilitc S|„i ,K ll„pe iiist,ir.-Sal.-ni 104 k.-J « •  ■• 4 ■• AR LAW Clinton Orville Light S|,n Joseph Charles McDarris Waviu ' .-vil William Flint Marshall, Jr. W.ilniil I ' John Garland Mills, III Wiiistun-Sal.- George Coan Mountcastle Wiiist.ili-Sal.- Robert Joseph Robinson . lic.sk Thomas Williford Thomas li.iikv M.Ml Richard Moore Warren Du. Frank J. Yeager Va.lkllivi James M. Yelton, Jr. Bakur. vi 77;, ' I.a- j,,illy v,.:l:,s .w im ; : llifv Jmrii.l nlirt slept. 105 SECOND YEA I rry Thr,iiips„ii. fmije Hill Aynck. Vm-Vmhkiit. Leon Corbetl, Secretary. Glis Daz ' is, Treauirer. m,. ,. •« m -. -. u L AW Wiley F. Bowen Hoffman Leon Henry Corbett, Jr. BuvKuw William Eugene Crosswhite Stuti ' SVlllc Charles McMillan Davis L.,ui.l,v.rK Robert Taylor Hedrick Raleigh Emil Failing Kratt Matthi ' ws Alfred A. McNamee Tiy..i. Joe Thomas MiUsaps i istoi.-.Sal.-m Marshall L. Pegram Br nvn Summit Hugh Glenn Pettijohn i islun-Sal. m William Lee Powell HalriKl. Nancy Dennis Sherk i iston-Sali-m Gary A. Sluder U.i.-cst.T Larry Adams Thompson Fayi-ttcvillc Frederick L. Tumage K ..■ky M.iimt Robert Morton Weinstein tJreeiislimu I hf Ljii- School IS a jealous mistress, greedy with her ti?ne. 107 FIRST YEA W ;,.M (.n-.n,„i. I ur-l-rmdrni S„i,ln Hrll, Srnrl.ir ' ,. A irmjinrnr l,ili rr l.il ' n ,i slum hrr.iL-. 108 ■:,. - ■•  ,, -. LAW Earl Pendleton Bell, Jr. . ulaii.lir Bruce Burry Briggs M:us Hill William Herbert Brown, Jr. Iluntcrsvillc Samuel Jerome Crow Ashcville Charles B. Deane, Jr. Uu.-kiiiKhum Ronald Gene Edmundson St:intoiisliiirg Merrill Jarvis Erans .Min.-kif Murray C. Greason, Jr. W iiist.m-S:ilcm David Joyner Haynes Canton James Wilton Hunt Whitrvillf- Jim Johnson Hi tnri-Sal.-in William Eugene Johnston ii..-tun-8ali.m Clinton Eugene McElroy Cialiaiii Raymond C. McRorie K.Tii.-i villc Charles B. Merryman Bc ' lh. ' Mla, M.I Richard Neal Randleman Junc vilk- Charles Shuftord Sawyer Hryson City A. Lincoln Sherk Winston-yalcm Charles R. Tedder Bladenl)..... P 9 P P S,i,rJ mm,: !n.,h uh- fl-itr •l:ini!K the $ A $ Hohhy Jones. Ma ntrar. jof Milhaps, Clerk. John Hasty, Exchequer, Bobby Robinson, Historian. , Ak x Mrs. ]„ Ami Gm.Uoi. PHI DELTA P Ruffin Inn ot Phi IXIt.i Phi . i:.un cmiu ciH uirh honors schoListicalK- tor l ' 5K-5y, CLiptunng the Faculty Scholarship TrophN ' tor the thir- teenth successive ear. In intraniurals, the Legal Kaglcs captured the independent crow n in football, adding to the fraternity ' s independent volle ball championship and campus golf championships for the spring of IV59. Bobby Jones as magister proved to be an excellent leader w ho along with Bill Marshall represented the law school in the annual moot court participation. The Initiation C ' erenionies were again held in the North ( arolina Supreme Court chambers on March I ' ' th which proved an en]o able culmination tor a successtui ear lor the liddle-Dee-Fees. Mrmhrs n I ' ll, IMr.: I ' ln Ir frjlernily. mt. I ' f-} t f « W ■ ■. « m . — ,i m. $ A A HaroLi Hall. M.ushjll ClijiUs F„rr. rr. ' Si.Inn ]un FMrdnth, CInt. PHI ALPHA DELTA TimbcrlaUc ( liaptcr nl Plii Alpha IXIra Lau Kriitcrnity was cirgan- izcd on the Wake IVircst Collc-ge campus on October 17, 1947. The name of the chapter was taken from Dr. I ' dgar ' . Tiniberlake, who was one nt the most outstanding teachers on the lau school facult) ' . Since its toundation it has been the purpose ot PAD, not only locally but nationally, to promote brotherhood among its members in striving to obtain a knowledge of the law. The fraternity also tends to cultivate a closer bond ot friendship and the attainment ot a higher and broader cultute than that atlorded b ' the law school itself. Miss Cimmw Tnhbh Mrmhrrs nf riii Alpk, Drlt.! I.nv r. f ' % t r% S ki — -— — h Ir r H.ul.lmt. A llhl.t:, Ihnrtn, Winning M..iMin uuhKls a lut winx- th.in ckvcn men working together as a unit. 1 here must he eiKinlination behind the scenes letueen eoaehes, athletic ilirectnrs and trainer. These are the men we never hear much about will) Idtm an integral part lA the winning conilii- natmn. I he look after the hii s ti make sure that the ' are in the ver best physical condition, take care of the ticket sales, bu equipment and ot course otier their experienced coaching. Let I ' s also renieml)er that these men are Wake Forest ' s good will ambassadors wherever they go, and as such reflect our college in the best possible light. Murray Cjreason was such a man, devoted to the college and highly regarded in college athletic circles as a man whose good will was limitless. Because ot the eflorrs il these men and a r. dented Deacon team school KiU ' uiintx. Hij.l (miiIi r.iiil Aimii. Sijiidmn. Km Meyer. Clunk Kmn. iJimr Hjth.in. Hill I lilJ.I-niii.l. Hill ( iiilJiJirl.L m COACHES ul Hiuk liilh. h„„ih.,ll („-(., pi.,, Paul Anieti. Head Fmthall Co.uli. spirit reached u liigh pitch which rcalK paid iiH as the tans itnesscd the most successful season since 1 51, SIX wins and four losses, to grab third place in the Atlantic Coast Conference. Three of these losses were real heartbreakers. Tulane ' s victory came when the Dcacs tailed to score time after time from inside the five yard line of the Green V ' aves. The difference between winning and losing the Carolina game was a matter of our failure to cash in on conversions. Perhaps our greatest disappointment was the loss b - two points to Clemson, a nationally recognized powerhouse, after scoring thirty-one points against them. We cheered, we cried, we built bonfires and had pep rallies and then we cheered some more; one of these days, we promised ourselves, we will lieat Carolina and DuUe. It was a ear of real surprises ending in a 43 to 20 rmit of South (Ca rolina. (Quarter- back Norman Snead had quite a season, setting tour ACC records for total passing yardage, total yardage gained rushing and passing, touchdown passes com- pleted (12), most passes completed and most passes attempted. Pete Manning and Neil MacLean were invited to play in the Blue (iray game while Nick Patella was invited to play in the North South game We were sorry to lose Head Coach Paul , men at the end of the season after he had built the team up from a winless season two years before. The I960 edition of the Demon Deacon football team .should be even tougher with the loss of onh tour lettcrmcn from the probable starting unit and four strong men coming in to fill their positions. THE FOOT i JT ' I fj : -f , c|l p ,e2f .54 r., ' .i ,7 .i. U.IHW Hi;, Klipl,:r- ski. Krliln Irrnll. M.uL.jH. h.lh. Ilmlnr. (Km, ' , r.ntrr. R,,u. Sn..,„l r « -■( ,«. V.o,,, Ri , r,,K,,;vr. «« ,■- ' . Shppui. li(rr.u .S„nlli. Siir.td. hiihli. I li.r.l r.,« l,l)„iiiitll. „ljf. R„h„is,„i, l ,ll,.„ii„iii, Hiiry.rss. M.irlnir.iii. I ' jhnr. Kiihr, IL,,l,„.w, Ljiiirr. th r..« , . () h„,ir. Mihl.l. r,ll. R,;Uy. Wlnlf. Willuiin. Si- Wll. ( ' „h-r. Hull, I ' .ns.irrlh. Kilth r.. v l.uoh. Wilh.iiiis. Sm:«h. Muse. Cox. R„lli, l,.nn. Irsh. I„ti,ly„l. Irm,,. ( ' ulltzi ' nz. 116 TEAM Buck loll. II .,,„. Wolff 9 7 Z. 117 wak fT est N. CfS ATE Bcliind the pcrtormances of Nick Patella and Norman Sncad Wake F orest squeaked by N. C. State. The game was played in mist and rain, but Wake Forest made the most of its opportunities to come out on top. The Deacons had to come from behind, the held goal by Patella proving to be the difference. .Amen ' s strategy had paid off again. Wake Forest scored first when Sncad drove over tor the score, but State tied the game up at 7-7 as the half ended. In the second half Patella kicked a held goal for the three point margm, but this didn ' t last long. .-X scoring pass pushed State out in front by a score ot 14-10. Now, with less than four minutes remain- ing, Bonccutter smashed over for the final score of the game. Patella ' s conversion was good and State couldn ' t make up the three point deficit. It ended 118 m ' mk '  m. « . ca iIna This uas the hig one. Another opportunitN ' at Carnhna, CIrecU Week and rain all at the same time. The Tar Heel.s w ere the tirst to seore when Kloehak rammed over trnm the three aril line earh ' in the game. The ennversinn ua.s gimd and Wake trailed 7-0. It took us ten plays to move the hall 64 ards for our first touchdown but the extra point uas blocked and we still trailed 7-6. Carolina .scored again and made their conversion good. Wake Forest scored tor the second time ith three minutes gone in the second i|uarter when .Mae over trom the tour, hut the eon ersi(in failed and ue trailed 14-12 at the half. In the second halt ( ' arolina scored ayain for seven more. ith a minute and one halt left in the game MacLcan .scored again, and this time the conversion was good tmt it was just too late. Wake Forest 1 , Carolina, 21. .Ma t)c ne.xt year. Amen ijrfs ■u.-nrd ImiH the 119 % t •4 v ' arm.m SnejJ ). , j to l,rr Hjll far TO. Winston Frttih t, ' w.v hn h for inttritph WAKft FOREST When the IX-JCDPS invaded Duke surprises were ui score tor rhcm. C oach Paul Amen had prepared his defences tor a powerful running attack t ' roni the lilue Devils, but Duke passed instead. The throwing arm ot Duke quarterback, George Harris, provided the Blue Devils uith a 21-6 half time lead which the Deacons never overcame. Duke scored tirst on a long pass early in the game, but Wake came right back w ith a touchdow n when Snead completed a pass to Jerry Ball. The Blue Devils closed out the first half with a si. t ' - yard drive which made the score 21-6 in favor of Duke. W ' c couldn ' t overcome this deficit in the second halt despite the record-breaking fort -four passes thrown by Norman Snead. i he game provided plenty of excitement. D uke fumbled five times, and W ike Forest had five passes intercepted. Ihe ball changed hands many nines but 27-15 was the best that we could do. •■► •=. -. wak£f7rest iIfQi. 1 rajling by eleven points at the halt. Wake Forest ' s oftence rose to the occasion by crushing ' .P.l. in the second half before a Homecoming crowd of 10,000 at Bowman Gni ' Sradium. The Deacs scored first after a short punt return gave them the ball on the Gobbler ' s 35 yardhne. Norman Snead completed a pass to Pete Manning from the yard line and after the conversion Wake led -0. irginia Tech bounced back before the halt with a devastating running attack which cli- maxed in a score. A held goal and another touch- down put an end to the halt with X ' .P.l. ahead IS to 7. The second halt was all Wake Forest with two offensive drives ending with touchdowns to give us a 21-lS lead. Behind the ground attack of Bill Skippon and Joe Bonecutter we scored again when Chuck Reile ' smashed over to put the stopper on it 27 to IS. ilmritTino, ladle on U ' ; ir FiiTnl pi. WAK F EST U. MA LAND Our first coiitcrciicc game was plavL-d before a eniu.l nf 20,000 in Byrd Stadium, College Park, Mar land. The first half of the game « as a defensive battle. Wake Forest scoring with a field goal b - Xiek Patella trorii the lerrapin r ent -two ard hne. rile seeond half began with Mar land taking thi opening kick-ofl and iiiarehing SO yards for thei touehdoun. I he conversion was good and Waki trailed 7- . With three minures and thirt - second to go in the third quarter Snead connected with ; loiirteen yard pass play to Bill Ruby, climaxing 5V ard drive. The conversion was good and w took another one. final score, W ' ike forest II), , lar land 7. Old III hoiiihii III srii i till- iliiit. WAKE QdREST TULallE U. Wake Forest received the rirst loss of the season against lulane in New Orleans. The game featured strong defensive pla b both sides with a total of si.xtecn punts, and little oftence. However, Wake forest had two scoring opportunities which were stopped inside the tw i yard line of Fulane. The first and only score in the game was a tw ent - two yard touchdown run by Tulanc in the third period of pla ' . .Mter the sci re Wake Forest fought back and carried the ball to the ( ireen Wave.s ' s three yard line but could not score. 1 his drive leatured the running of Bill Skippon. Wake I ' orest, hampered b the 7i degree weather, couldn ' t cash in on its opportunities, and ililane won It with 6 points. rn ' mij, ■ -A - . wak fj est flor aQtate The future looked bnylir for Wiike Forest this season, and there was no disapcmiiirnienr to De.ieon fans in the tirst game. Wake Forest took a first half lead nf )-(). The scoring began with a twent -nine ard held goal bv Nick Patella. Later in the first half, ()uarterbaek Norman Snead eompleted a touehdow n pass to Bill Hull. However, the Seminoles countered quickly in the second half to take a 20-9 lead. With less than six minutes remaining Wake fought back to score two more touchdowns, highlighted by the passing of Norman Snead. The Seminole offence stalled, and Wake Forest held on for a twd piiint aihantage and a final score of 22-2(1, . ,, l.ul ,.ui , . ' ,, ,, .1 ivrfect kick WAK fREST Wake Forest scored early to go ahead 7-0 on a spectacular interception and run li ' halfback, Bobby Robinson. This began a continuous scoring parade for both sides, and the half ended w ith the Deacons holding a 17-14 advantage. .At the start of the second halt VVake scored behind the passing of Norman Snead and a sen- sational run by Neil MacLean to make it 24-14. Ihe Tigers charged back with two touchdowns and moved ahead 27-24. Ihree pla s later, John Morns plunged over to put us ahead again 31-27. Later, Clemson fumbled and Bill Hull recovered, but Clemson ' s ( ieorge Usr ' intetcepted a Reiley pass and later scored to give the 1 igers the hnal tally, .v!-i|. ! i Hp BBW fc ' M .-lllrii p„i.- ,ip Sm.i.l s p. wak4f3rest S. C INA I his was rhc gaiiK ' that s.iu us uain nur sixth victiir and a 6-4 rcLoal tnr rlic Lar, rhc best since- l ' ' l. Unucvcr, Wake had m overecmie an lS-2() deficit at the hairafrcr a series nrtouchdoun suapinn-. Miduay in the third i]uartcr. Wake Idrest broke loose with two sconnj; drives m a permd ot less than three niinntcs. I ' litch scoreil fnmi the ( lamccdck 4ft (or the hrsr t these talhes and Wake I ' orcst iiKived ahead 24-2(1. luo pkns alter the kick. lit l5ol, McCreary blocked a pass on the S. C. 2s and Norman Snead passed to the end-zone u here I ' utch was waiting for six more. Wake scored two more times the second ot these coming in the closing seconds ot the game w hen Buck Jolly went all the wav for the hnal tallv, 4 -20. - m • -A - -; Mjtl r,ui (rfj .idditmial yjr.l fnr Jint dn-xi-ii. •Tins ,,!„■ IS M 9 wakB f4rest U. vl NIA Wake Forest opened the game with a 9 yard score by Bobby Roliinson after a pass interception bv Jerry Ball. MacLean ' s conversion was good and ue led 7-0 at the end of the rirst i|uarter. The (Cavaliers came back with a sixt yard march to score, but their attempt tor rhe two extra points tailed, ake scored twice more in the first half with a pass from Snead to . llen and a drive by joe Bonecuttcr. Both conversions were good and we led 21-6 at rhe half I ' .arly in the second half a penalt ' gave Wake Forest the ball on irginia ' s 9. .Mael.ean scored, and again the conversion was good. A blocked kick ser up the last scoring play for ' irginia, but again their conversion for two points failed. In the fourth quarter Wake scored again on a pass from Parker to Bill Hull, the extra point was wide and the game ended Wake Forest ' 4. University of X ' lrginia. 1 2. BASKETBALL Rilclnr. Il i;i; ' . V ' . HiiJ.I. (oMpiMi. Clupprll. Lmijh-r. h,rle. Second rn« : McOn. (jillrn. Del ' orler. McKiiwry, Bryaiil. Mitchell, ftff«,- . Third row: l uhr. A,lkws. ILul. Wui lhw. ( ,p:.u„ Ihir H„JJ (Mill Hones McKii 126 I.rnny Chappill Alln Ha rt Charlie Forte 1959 BASKETBALL RECORD WF 6 ' ) Ohio State -- v . WF. . 45 H4 N. estate Tennessee . .51 WF . . 7? . C. State . ... 59 57 VV F 90 .■;.? Davidson George Washington . . . . . - -55 75 WF . . . S3 Clemson Toledo 64 WF. . .. WF. . . 63 70 WF 67 54 ' irginia ;Mar land . , . 64 . . , .47 WF. 45 Dayton Duke . .62 WF .... WF . . . SO 63 WF. . .. KO HolvCros.s . . , ,71 WF. . 65 ,Mar land 64 WF 61 5 3 50 WF . W F . SO 104 North ( arojina , . South C arohna . . 69 WF.... North CaroHna 5(1 94 WF.... 77 Clemson 62 W F . 106 ' irginia 66 WF. .. . 59 74 North Carolina South Carolina . .62 ... 5 3 WF 83 Duke X ' ijlanova 64 WF. . . . WF S9 70 Denotes. IJi.ML- C ' las.sic ( ianie. WF . . . . 94 St. Francis (Pa.) 60 127 Bc.tK to sec Ik- sits uh.it I ■s has l)ci.(iTiic a legend :i man ' of us nver the past tcu ears. ;a thc ciiiiiL- to the games just to see hini go through his . I his year ,; (■ Magazine honored coach McKinne ' w irh an entitled I he F.rupting Antics ot Mr. Bones, a pictorial it Bones as the Wake Forest tans sec hiin. More than once .•s have l)een diverted trom an exciting play l y l.enn ' ( happell about the loudest pair of arg le sock.s imaginatile. But there oblivious to It all. e es fixed on the game, sometimes threaten- reteree with his lite. New legislation against this t pe ot ■-rration on the part ot a coach has dampened Ins st le some- ut he is. nevertheless. Bones. ' i,l„ry .,t CIl., ;! 1 1 ill. k i ONES  spirits urn- lllill ' . ' ;.; ' ■ dnhhln .,s link,- pi Bones prcdictLtl twciitx wins , nA h v losses but the team tell down and onK won nineteen, losing six, beating C ' arolina twice, u inning the Dixie C ' lassic Tournament and ending their season tied tor tirst place in the ACC prior to the pla otts at Raleigh. There w as great disappointment after the game at (ircensboro where it was ( arolina by three, . ftcr the game beloved Frank .McGuirc offered his usual 1 hope we « ill be able to play some fjood teams at Greens- boro next year. However, there was no comment trom him atter the Dcacs staged a tremendous comeback in the second halt nt the game at the Woollen Gymnasium to trounce the stunned Tar Heels HO to 6 J. Bostwick and Johnson dorms were hastily serenaded with spontaneous songs and Bones ' s crew went on to w in again. ACTION tfi; i7T fWi ;K• , ' - 1959 WAKE FOREST BASEBALL RECORD C.ll.v OhinScitc Rcllins c« York LniN Siiurli C.irolin.i tlkinson ' iri;inui lech Duke (irtli ( arolin;i South C,iiri)lin;i . ( kmsiin .C;. State. ... X ' lrginia .Maryland Duke . estate... .Maryland X ' lrginia Ncirth Carolina. . C. State. . . ( .lenison onlereiiee uanies 9(L) 4(1.) 4(1.) 1 V(L) 9(L) 4(L) Hoh I ' ltmmons, uiir leadmg ACC pitcher. Wib iiLiii m.drs iStorS ' RUCTU Hrimn i;i- j iihin mil M smrid. 134 The end of the 1959 season found Wake Forest ' s baseball team uith a nine and six league record and a thirteen and eight overall mark. The Deacons ended the season tied for hrst place but lost to the Clemson Tigers in the playoffs, placing them third in the At- lantic Coast Conference standings. Sophomores Jay Franklin and Bob Plemmons sparked the team through- out the season. Frankli n took ACC batting honors ith a .390 percentage. 1 he Deacon squad lost nine lettermen but dl be bolstered by several hot Sophomore prospects for the 1960 season. Coach Jack Stallings has high hopes for a very successful season and the Deacons should once again be a strong contender for the ACC championship. F.nding their college baseball careers were Jack Phillips, Byron Bullard, Ron Guthrie, Buster Ledtord, Frank Skinner, Bill Barr, John T ner, Jim (iarrell. Bob Laurence, Marion Miller and ( ' harlie Carpenter. 135 The Wake Fnrcsr gr ipplcrs uerr phigucil uirh serious injuries this e;ir. A nuniher of the treshiiicn from the 1959 S(]u;Ki did nor return and several trans- ferred. John Ashl)urn, in the 167 lb. chiss, was foreed to wrestle in the unhmited class and did an outstanding iob until he as injured and forced to quit. Bob Johan- nesen in the 1 ' 7 class and John Stoner in the 147 class were also put out of commission in the middle of the season, (xiach Peters looks for a stnmger team ne.xt year with the advent of several promising freshmen. 136 ,i,v,M, Aihcrajl. U.,lt,r. l,m. Immai. I ' uhl, ilu.nipsoii. I ' altaii. 11k- 1V5 ' ' X.itiUors broke tluir winlcss srrc.ik winch plagued tliL-m last x-ar, inning their opening meets against CIcmson and South Carolina. 1 he team, greatly improved over last year is captained by Roddy Thomp- son and coached l) ' Leo Kllison. Anmng the outstanding perlnriiKTs on the team were Rodd 1 hompson in the 2M) and ■ ()() ard tree st le. Bob Rathbone in the M) ard free st le and 200 yard back stroke and ( iene Petras in the 200 yard breast stroke and 200 ard individual nietllcN . l-r.J ' lh„„il u,„ ,„ ., ■ E ' v H 1 M B -v S N F% ' fefejfc-afc .. - r H HBHI mi m «ia.nj 137 TENNIS Tennis could have been stronger last year, the netnien posting their only win over the University ot South Carolina. Bill Cullen. varsity basketball player and all-round athlete, went on to take the conference championship in the singles division, loosing his onl match to (jirnell University. When Hill pla ed at Duke last ear he was sighted by some as the best tennis pla er they had seen smce ic Se.xias. We look for real improvement this year as the entire varisty squad returns. 138 CROSS COUNT Ionian. C.ipr.ri Wake Forest had onl - hvc bo -s turn out for the varsity cross country ream the third week in Sep- tember and only two of these were experienced. However, the team worked hard and salvaged some glory with wins over N ' .P.I., Catawba, and South Carolina. Losses were to Davidson, ' irginia, Duke, N. C. State, North Carolina and Clemson. Running behind team Captain Sam Jordan all season were Warren Bloodsworth, Dick Hicks, Trent ilson and Charles D izier. TRACK . ,• .., . -„.n -„;r ; rh,- .hi l ' .dr IS iiucmfiil ui KM jrj Jjsli. The 1959 track tt-am posted a mtxlcst rtcnrd nt twn victories, over l- ' ast Carolina and Catawba. Sonic ot the outstanding performers were mile and two mile runner Bob Medlin who finished fourth in the conference mile and Herb Broun, fourth in the conference javelin. Watt hite was a high point getter in the 100- and 220-yard dashes and won the conference championship m the 220. With the strengthening ot all the field events the team should be a real threat this year. First row; Whitt, Ldljord, Dozier, Jordan, Wihnn. Second row: Dorset. Mitcinmr. Theodore. Dtese. Zmk. Third row: McS ' am. While. Bavender. Marshall. Fourth row: Miller. Williams. West, .■ishecraft. WOMEN ' S INTRAMURALS liuliviclual ;is ucll as t(. un sporrs ari.- incIiklLd in rhc proijrani of Wiimcn ' s Intra- niurals. I ho activities arc ucll-coordinatcd and carriL-d nut under the spcmsnrsliip nt the W ' linien ' s Recreation Asscieiatmn. All yirl students arc encouraged to take part in intramurals and sports are inchided to represent all types of recreation. Participa- tion counts for points toward acquiring the covered white jacket which is a familiar sijjht around the Wake Forest campus. Intramural managers tor the year were selected Inr the various sports and had the loh ot seeing that girLs signed up tor and carried through each tournament. .A tourna- ment for one ot the sports was continually in progress and the campus-wide champion was proclaimed. 1 luse aerivities pla an important part 111 the recreational lite ot the college li - guing the ei eds a chance ti) enmpere in spiirrs rhe might otherwise neglect. MEN ' S INTRAMUR I ht purfxisc o( lntr.iiiiur.il Athletics ;it Vake Forest is to promote recreation, sportsmanship and competition among the teams and students ot the campus. A varied held of sports events is provided for students bv the Intramural Athletic Council. 1 his program enables ever one who is interested to participate in an event ot his choice. Fraternity men and independents alike have an eijual opportunit ' to participate, since pla )fts follow the conclusion ot each sports event to decide the campus champion. The Intramural season begins with touch football in rhe tall, and ends with Softball and track and field in the spring. .Among some of the other sports offered arc swimming, w ater polo, tennis, wrestling, handball, table tennis, shuftleboard, golf, horseshoes, and riHe marksmenship. K.ippj .S i;, irr ,S;g Kps in -.nlhyhjU. Tjifrnthll w.n, MONOGRAM CLU Honorary Organization For Varsity Athletes OKFICKRS I ' irsitifiil (.1111(1,1 Rik:hie ' hr-l ' irudciit l) w Ik ' DD Secretary S wi Jokdan rr, iiinrr ji uuv West Bol)l, Allen jiihn Ashliurn .Krrv B.,ll :irrcn BI(...Js Joe HiiiU ' ciittcr Bob Bray Bobby Brow n Dave Budd Joe Chandler Al ( onover MKMBI RS l.urher Cooke Ja - Franklin Ceorge Ritehie Mike Cox W inston I ' ureh B.ibl.N Robinson Pete MannuiL; Jerrv (.alehouse Bill Skippon eno Xkirtin James ( ieiger Bob Smith P.ol, AlcCrearN Ken ( .lover Norman Siiead lonmn Mills John FFiniilton 1 lorace Steadman Jerrx Miteliell Allv Hart Jetr Steele Carl Miinn Julian 1 leatb 1 tie Ibomas Harry Nelson Ken 1 lull Ronnie Thomas John Xi nik I .amar Ingram Rodd Ihomason Budd oruood Paul Jaeobs Bill liirner ( ' harlie Parker Buck Jollv bunnn ' aui;hn i,k Parella Sam Jordan Duke Weeks Jolin Parton Jack Karcher Jerr West Pill Cullen Wair l.ang Watt W hire ul.re Curne Jim I ,anier 1 u lu iggins P,irr Davison Xeil MaeLean Bill W ilhamson Ken 1 errell Jim Pearee i iul W liner l.arrv lleisher Jim Ptohl Jr. a ne WoKf Charlie Forre Bob Plemmons Bob WMine 144 WHITE JACKETS Intramural Participation Organization for Women MilliL- Blanton Mjrv Lcc Britt Fcbc Broaduay Barbara Brown Jo I lien Brooks Carol Ann Canady Bcrt ( .odu in jane ( irLcr Bcttv Lou Holliticld Butch Houscr Jo Anne 1 )o ard Cornie Huskins Fran |oycc n MBFRS Bet[ - Kinir I ' .lga l.otnn Phyllis Lowe Carolvn McBee F.laine McCrary Margaret Ann McDonald Susie McCiahey r liz.aheth Measemcr Jean Moore (.lenda Mvcrs Janie Dale Poole Janice Priode Hessic Severt Barbara Smith Hilda Sutton Libby Tarlton Saundra Tucker Cirace Wallace 145 1 Bi V T SB ttam : CTIVITIES STUDENT GOVERNMENT Iwi T„rm,. Tr,am„r Hii.l.lx y„iii,K. I ,,- ' ;, ;, ,■ I liL- c.ir 1459-6(1 Siiu niarn cli;int;es in the make-up 1)1 studi.nt government. Oinstitutional changes, Krcsh- iiK-n Parents ' Weekend, and a state student legislature Mtli Wake Forest as host, were some of the highlights i t the year. There were also important ehanges in the procedures which govern the legislature, such as a stringent attendance rule. .As in preceding ears, student government performed the customary functions ot holding elections, providing transportation tor students to the athletic contests, as well as maintaining a liaison with the administration. Some ol the more important constitutional changes were the abolishment ot the executive cabinet and the Building and (irounds Committee, and the establish- ment ot a Board ot Dormitory Damages. This new committee replaced the now defunct Building and (irounds ( ommittee. I he freshmen Parents ' Weekend in its second year of operation as a student government proiect proved to he lust as successful as the previous ear. Parents were provided with lodging, a liant]uet, and an oppor- tunit to get acquainted with the campus. 1 he legislature, meeting ever ' two weeks, proved to (irter an abundance ot students who were willing to devote their time so that student government might operate smoorhlw Ihe legislators worked on the election committee, freshmen Parents ' Weekend committee, parking committee, and the constitutional re ision committees. 148 HONOR COUNCIL Scir .-a (,r„r, AJjms. Wliukrr. ' I,mpl,l,w. Huikhy. Tho„ips,.ll. Fuller. Sranding: hrmkrsmi. H , , Kihlnn. Hrrrm-i. Ho- rrs. Srrum, Ez-erftt, Al ord. First rou : Ckilkwi. hms. B.wa.m. Yoiuim. Marvui. Currait. Second row. Turnrr. Wasistrr. I ' jrhr. Ez:,ll. IXw.ds. HnlhrJ. Maddrry. Third r.iu : VlntU . (,.lUlw:ne. Hinlrsr.n. Vrwdr. Foolf. Gitrdner. LEGISLATURE 149 W. G. A. The Wiim.m ' s C i()V(.rni7icnt Assdcuukui conipciscil ol all women studcnrs ot tlic college spent a busy year decorating for dances, attending socials, discussing ' rules, and trying to (it studying into their already crowded schedules. The annual Christmas and Magnolia dances and the co-ed sponsored caroling party on the plaza topped the list of the social activities. However, it was not a car ot all play and no work, tor prolileiiis arose and man ot the needed adiustments were made. Homr rn ' snUjils: IniiplftfM. Gmr. Ilejrnk. Hrm.t- Thr 1 1 , ,,,« ' .( Goirnimem Asiochitmii (maud. 150 W. R. A lirsi r(.« : Ul.,. MtDtim. (.J .I. .1, Lo tm. CUuaii. Mlhhnr, M ' iley, Brooks, U ' jlljce, Collins. Second row; Stutth, U ' .yt;; j. Priviie, Greer, Bro -der, Tucker, Liidlum, Severt, McDonald, Foole. First row; BLmloiK U.de. Harris. Ri«sl ' ee. Bejsley, Milchem, Uillard, Hopkins. Second row; H ' llluviis. .Mmhcx s. Berry, Broach, Earp, Roysler. Reynolds. Honeycim. Third row: Thompson, Breedlove, Liidliim. .Moore, Cross, Griffin, tail. Fourth row; Siniersoii. Hotlinzsiiorfh, B.irhee. Mills.ips. Floyd, Sorrell. Ik m WW A ■ 151 Barbara Sa riet l i.v,iir l ,im«h dr lu,n,l „ll,xi t.,r,liiil ' i R.ml BAND I ' hylhs Hfdnck riir M;irchiiiy IX icims had a very succcsstul scasDii 1)1 fiintljall pagcantrx rliis (.ar, jxr- fiirniint; ar all rhac home gaiiKs and dmr aua t;aniL-s, 1 he CDncert l)and was also quire active with tour concerts. It presented two student chapel programs, a tormal evenintr concert and an outdoor concert diirint; the Magnolia Festival. The l.ittle S niphon ' was organized this year as a permanent organization and appeared several times in performance. In hebniar it accompanied a campus projiietion of I he Medium li Alenotti. CHEERLEADERS .S ' u i ii fonil.lluilis peppr.t lip ' ' ■d II „ ■,;, IhnU.i. liU, PUB BOARD I he Board is made up nl the cdimrs and business managers ai ' Y ii. llciwi in. Old (iold and Black. The Slndrnl. and the station and Imuiess mangers of W ' l ' DI). Hacult ' advisers never inrertered with the students ' freedom of expression. ' hen mis- takes were made, the advisers allowed the students to find themselves. But every editor knew his adviser was ready if a situation ealled tor his aid or adviee. Members of Pub Board were John .Alford, president; Tommy Chambers, viee-president, Janet Binklex ' , seeretary and .-Xnne hieker, treasurer. Other members were Bill Smith, Rowland Matteson, Dick Moore, Brent Kilson, and Lionel Branscomb. I ! )««. Hnuteil. lliirniiKlK, Folk. 1 he- campus radio srarinn ' FIJ)1) is (ipi.ratcd b - the- students to serve the students. N ' aried programs of popular and classical music are presented. Many programs designed to keep the students informed on pertinent problems were also aired. The station has endeavored to bring to the student bod ' of Wake Forest ( ollege the music, news and speci.il events xhich udl better educate and entertain tl ' .ose who listen.  ' . Iliiumsi LuLiv K.n Smilh.ud. (liirl Animi,ii,i lumiin ClhimlHri. Sl.ilKw M.uhiKr I- 4: Old (iold and BLuk occupies rhc central offices of an illustrious PUB ROW and is in the center of campus happenings and concerns. John Alford, his small nucleus of assistants, and the liod ' of ().(;. H. news gatherers took over a proud heritatre of All Ameri- can and accepted the charge to continue Old (lold ' s tandards ot tacts gathering, objective reporting, and new s analysis. They have dared when necessary ro trample forbidden ground in their quest to locate tacts truths -uherever the ' ma ' tie found. .AnNthing that dueetK concerns Wake forest (College has found Its .i into prmt, often tiansposmg the bounds of personal (|ualnis or friendships. I acli issue of Old (iiild diid BLuk is a separate entit , with a ne v fice, a new personality, the oHspring ot uncounted hours ot clacking ke s and toiling minds. Monday afternoon assignments have liecome Saturday morning deadlines, all-night coni|uests have become , londa morning rriuni|ihs. and Iren ied rushes to meet 2:20 a.m. and 6:01) a.m. deadlines have liecome another year of a cumbrous, rewarding task well-acquitted. Here are mirrored the shortcomings and the attributes of an intricate oruamzation Wake loresr ( illei;e. Rji Rolhns. AisiMN! FJitor. rj!l„ri.il Sl.iff- Fiiil.iMiw. Stlmiiiiihihr. Allen. Roiir. Martin. Griffith. Iitirrniig.lis. H. THE STUDENT A i;(.-ncr.il rnrcrcst nugazinc trying to be- an expression of the thdughts and activities of Wake l-nrest students. In the words of editor Janet BinUley, this statement sums up what this year ' s Student Magazine staff has been striving for. This year we have had si.x issues of The Student, each w ith a theme earned out in the cover, the articles, and the editorials, te.itured have been hterar - works including short stories, poems, and essays, furnishing ways of ex- pression tor many members of the college, as ucll as articles having general appeal. .A complete picture of college life that all people connected with the college will be interested in has been a mam purpose for this ear ' s magazine. Assisting I ' ditor Binklcy have been the business manager, Dick Moore, who has handled the finances, and other staff members without whom publication would not have tiecn possible. Ibgether, the ' have seen an ever increasing circulation of their work anion ' . ' alumni and advertisers. E.titonjl Stjjf. Kclhiis. Chat. HI. 158 ,: --t.twl. ( ; .(. Dazis. StandiiiL ' Dukir Mmrt. Husiilm Mum e li.tn 1., ' P .ul.l (In. ln,l;K -III Suit 159 THE 1960 O W L E «; Siiiitli. ( „-EJ,l Ann, W liuker. „- .. I, I l:.lllonj ' Sl.lfl: (,r,iS. Uutul. Ulll lia. H, ' .nl, ' . I ' hrlps. U ' .jUr 160 Ihc Howi KK Start IS ri.spc)nsiblc tor onK one pulili- cation each year, but it is widely atjreed that the aca- demic year would nor he complete without a Wake Forest HowLKR to bring back the pleasant and some- times unpleasant memories tor each student. I ong hours the start members worked to get out this year ' s all-important edition — advertisements were solicited, copy was written, people were contacted, pictures were taken, and rinalK the last package ot rough copv was in the publisher ' s hands. .All concerned breathed a sigh of relief and settled back to w ait for the day their hard work would be returned to them in the form ot the 1960 Howler. Looking back, the hours weren ' t too long, the work w asn ' t too hard, and the results are worth the trouble — undergraduates will be back to take part again and seniors will miss the last minute hustle — it ' s good to know you have a part in this eagerly awaited publication. Hrdrick. Hnrtiw. ..iJy.v. Rlisimss Staff. Rr,- Lmd lMt s,„l. Hlinnrss M.uUKir. 161 E U ' S Thr lrmhr, of ll„- Imz,I. The I ' .uZL-lian I,ircT;ir Socii.t ' of Wake Fiircst Cnllcgc has aluay.s realized the importanc-e of intel- lectual and cultural advancement fcir its members. Now, more than ever, do they stress the necessity for having an alert and uell-educated student body. I ' he organization under the leadership of Janet Hinkley has planned varied pnit;rams to carrx- out rhis goal. These programs have included a discussion on oriental philosoph - by Professor ( hee and an organ demon- stration b Dr. Robinson. .Also the members presented programs ot student participation, the purpose of which was to give the participants self-eonlKience and poisr in their literary endeavor. I;, Kohiumn .irmoililrMrs llir u„„pl,x,ty nf an in: 162 PHI ' S ]f e Gruhhs adjust. the n pLu. rj. m X « t A A H jISI 1 A The PhildmatliLSi.in I,iri.r.ir ' Societx tiLtran the voar b undergoing a complete reorganization. A new set of l) laus was adopted to complement the new- constitution. Emphasis has shitted from book re- ports to original work. The social aspect o( the society life has returned, (ireater emphasis has been placed fin impromptu work and each meeting .sees stu- dents give short talks «ith no preparation on subiects selected at random. The Phdomathesian Literary Societ - looks forward to the coming ears under it.s new system. 163 STUDENT UNION The Student L riKin in its second year of organization has become one i l the leading sponsors of campus activities tor fiaternit men, coeds, and independents. Most ot the varied interests ot students are catered to through the work ot Student Lnion committees. Some ot the activities sponsored b - the Student Union are lectures, campus movies, bridge and bilhard tourna- ments, and dances. Through this organization and its tunetions aims have been made to render a united bod ' of students at Wake Porcst College. • H R ■HP iC K n Ihuir U„-.i:,i.l. Srnrl. 164 1 l„e(,nihln, Clup. ' l S vAy CHAPEL Kvery Tuesday and I hursday morni ng at ten o ' clock one can sec the entire student body of Wake Forest entering Wait Chapel. This year, through the work of the Chapel Committee with Dwight Pickard as chairman ot this committee, and Joe Grubbs serving as Chapel Speaker, the students have heard many varied and interesting programs. Among these have been lectures, book reviews, music programs, and speeches of inspi- ration from renowned speakers visiting from all parts ot the state. Dr. Hollingsworth, in his first year serving as Chaplain here at Wake Forest, has become a friend as well as advisor to the stuelents. His talks are among those of greatest inspiration and encouragement. ORIF.NIATION COMMHIIF l ,!. , r,v, Grnr. Hf,hhx, 165 Mm D.al. I ' mniei Drm.iiill, lil.uiU.ii, D,mtor Ch.ipil nffirs liijiin iif mednatmii. - H H H BL-r L JH m mt H.S.L ' . Exmimr Cr, B. S. U. I Ik- Baptist Stiide-nt Union is nnc t Wake Forest ' s most active organizations. Its mam purpose is to sponsor the various religious activities on campus as the Sunday School, the 1 raining Union, and an active extension team. PeriodicalK ' the student body is ottered the oppor- tunity ot attending various and interesting supper forums with programs by faculty members, students, and distinguished guests. The annual pre-school retreat is well attended and plays a large part in starting the year oft on the right foot. Another important function is rhe vesper services that are held every Monday through Friday evenings in Davis Chapel. These activi- ties are under the direction of the B.S.U. (xnincil made up of representatives of each activity. A neucomer to the Wake Forest organization is Deniouth Blanton, the Director of B.S.U. activities. He has made a elconie addition and competent advisor. President Ma. Deal has led his large group in attaining the principal B.S.U. ideal to train and retain mature Christian leadership within the Baptist group. With a foundation as sound as tins, we can be assured of hearing much of the B.S.U. 166 RETREAT Onc- oJ !hr hi-j,lrjiis of tilt praciiool Tftrtat, htU at Camp Hants, .as a -j orship sff-jue in the inspiring out-of-doors. Da id Snyder, Bobby ReJ-Kitne, Jim Battcom lead the extension team EXTENSION 167 I he ( antcrhiirN ( ' lull, an organizatiiin tor Episcopal students, has hLcn active- this year. Under the guidance of The Reverend (ieorge . Kemp, assistant Rector of St. Paul ' s Church and cluLi chaplain, the ckil) has enioved discussions and speakers. I his C lub gives to its inemliers an fipportunity to use their influence as Chris- nans in everyday campus lite. CANTERBURY Westminster lellou ship, the campus organi .ation tor Presliyterian students, is tor these students the equivalent ol 1 raining Union tor Baptist students. I ' his year discussions have lieen held each Sunday night on various topics ot interest which would enable the students to better live a day by day Christian life. Memtiers have also visited the homes ot taculr ' members for informal net-toiiethers and discus- WESTMINSTER WESLEY 1 he Wesley Foundation is composed ot members ot the Methodist Church who have expressed a desire to continue active participation on the Wake Forest campus. They devote their time, interest and ability to this particular phase of religious growth. CULLOM MINISTERIAL The CuUom .Ministerial Conference embraces our ministers ot tomorrow. They come together to discuss, to plan and to uork ef- fectively behind various spiritual and intellectual activities on campus. This is iust one of the religious organizations that pla s an important role in students IRC I he InrLrn itional Rciarions C:iul) of W ' jkc- Forest Oillcgc, artiliatcd with the Internatidnal Association, is an organization devoted to the iinder- standiny of world atlairs. The ehih, eomposed ol twenty members, fea- tures at Its meetings debates, lectures b - well-known international figures, and filmstrips on various international events. A highlight of the ear is participation in the Model United Nations held at one of the colleges in the state. Officers of the club are: David Hadle president; Bob Day, vice-president; and Delores Hamp- ton. seeretar . Hi; nf - •nrhl l n,hla CHRISTIAN EDUCATION and SERVICE The Christian fducation and Ser - ice Club is composed of men and women who are interested in be- coming Directors of C ' hristian l ' ,du- cation or in doing any t pe of C hns- tian service. In preparation for this important life ' s work, the members are given practical c perience b carr ing out several projects, liob Redwme, as president has been instrumental in continuing the club ' s ideals of education and service as the ' are related to the (Christian faith. Pratlical experume n am iij ihr aims ijj llie 170 DEBATE The m5V-6U dcbatL- sclKxiiilc be- gan with a Novice Tournamcnr sponsored by ' akc Forest. In No- vember the debaters brought home six trophies from the Carobna Foren- sies Tournament in Columbia. S. ( .. by u mning first place in both the varsity and novice divisions. ' al e Forest was also host to the Dixie Classics, the Southern Speech .Associ- ation, the Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament and the North Carolina High School Speech and Debate Festival. Besides the Novice Fourna- ment, a new trip for the debaters u as one to the West Indies. The college also entertained students ot the Uni- versity College of the West Indies In October two guest debaters from Cambridge University participated in a public debate with Wake Forest students. Th, D.h.iU Club h.i np,Y„,il,.l 11 .. , I„r,il -„■, . ] .D.C. ntfmbt-n Jtuuii politu iI pros and i YDG The V)ung Democrats C;iub of Wake Forest has iust completed a successful year under the guidance ot President Charles A. Horn, second ear law student. The State Conven- tion held in Asheville was attended b - a large representation of the ake Forest Club. The highlight of the convention, as lar as our club was concerned, occurred when C harles (i. I urr, a third ear law studen t and a delegate from Wake Forest, was elected State 1 reasurer by acclama- mation. Wake Forest helped the lcirs th (;iuh with the installarion services tor state officers for 1960-61. - dinner and dance at the Robert F. Fee Hotel added to the memories of this occasion. Prominent speakers have been on hand throughout the ear to inform and enterr.im the group. 171 rv ; f t,f CLlllmrnr I l„pti,lK I ' ,, Mrmheji of Alfha Kappa Psi. Alphvi Kappa Psi is one of the two Business Fnitcrnltics on campus. It offers oppor- tunir ' for an individual to develop his character, abilities, and personalit -, and supplies incentive tor their improvement. The Fraternity usually makes several local and out- ot-town tours of interesting companies. Speakers from various business fields also aid in the development of college education in business. Each year the A.K.P. Scholarship Key is awarded to the male commercial student of the senior class having the highest scholastic average for the last three years. AKT The (iamma Nu (Chapter of Delta Sigma Pi is composed of men who are maioring in Business Administration and are interested in obtaining a closer affihatinn with the business world of today. Throughout the school year members of the fraternity arc able to hear speakers trom the various areas of business. In conjunction with these speakers, tours are made ot many outstanding business firms in this area. It is felt that these means will enable the members to obtain a keen insight into business practices of today. AL n o Da:ui Monk. I ' m,.!,,,!. Pa-.U ,V;,. VWv, Fmuirnl. 4 ' P mnJW W? r4 fifi tl .rt ' Jf;v K ' a i xP )  . '   ir ' «f waw ■ ' FT P ij J im 1 ■M«a ■1 1 1 .y - . 9r ' A 11 • Wrmhrrs nf Alpha V)n Omfi.t A$ Q This year the Alpha Phi Omega Service Fratcrnir - has extended its hand of service to many areas ot campus hte. Among other activities it pubMshed a studcnt-facultv directory, operated a book exchange, was host to the Regional A. P.O. Conference with schools from all over the Southeast represented, and sponsored the L ' gly .Man Contest. The officers are: Dave .McXeely, President; Joey Carter, 1st ice-President; Hayes Hatley, 2nd Nice-President; Bill Stamey, Recording Secretary; Sam Leaman, Corresponding Secretary; Fred .Musselwhite, Treasurer; Gary Lopp, Historian. Dr. Kceton is chairman ot the Advisory Committee. Projects ot IX-lta Kappa Nu have included buildmg a lil)rar for shorthand records, a library ot business education books to aid student teachers in the field of business, and doughnut sales each Sunday morning. 1 he club presents an annual a« ard, a Chip- pendale bow I, to the Outstanding Business Woman Student of the Year. 1 his aw ard was presented to Shirley Fisher for 19. 8-. 9. Representatives from various companies have been invited to speak. Among these w as a representative from Piedmont Publishing Company who gave helpful information on the correct procedures in applying for a job. One meeting was held jointiv w ith the boys business fraternity who invited Delta Kappa Nu to hear a speech by an AFL- C IO Labor Union representative. The officers for Delta Kappa Nu for 19. 9-60 are: President, .Mary Jo Futrell; ' ice-President, Ph llis Hedrick; Secretarx-Reporter, Phyllis Johnson; Treasurer, Carolyn Paschal, and Social Chairman, janelle Smith. A KN l ,7); Trj „ Wlt.t Kjpp.l Xll- Mny h Futrell. I ' miMll. jkUK o Ej ijr ■ BBM WfcV ' i M 1 • s , - iK bI 9 . • r ' mmm m- 1 W ORGAN GUILD I Ik- Wake liifLSt Organ duilii uiidcr the- •uispiccs lit the AriKTican (iuiM of Organists and sponscircii In Dr. Paul Rdlimson, is for students of the organ. The meetings, held once a month, are led by Raymond Kbert, president; Ruth Sorrell, secretary, and Dot Bishop, publicit) ' chairman. Some of the projects of the club this ear were visiting organs in various churches 111 inston-Salem, having members participate m programs of the Winston-Salem organ guild, and keeping a scrapbook of articles and pictures I rum llic DhipSfi i, a national organ magazine. In .iddition to these undertakings, the guild also sponsored six organ recitals by some of its talented members. ! ( Klmdn. Hnr FTA 4 iff Ail H 174 CHAPEL CHOIR I Ik- ChapL-l Choir is composLii of (.-ight) ' voicx-s undir tlic direction of Dr. Thane McDonald. The choir sings for the chapel service every Tuesday morning and other programs throughout the year. The members are not necessarily music maiors liur students who arc interested in music as a hobby and enjoy singing. TOURING CHOIR The forty members of the ' liiuring Choir are selected trom the larger Chapel Choir. In the past, they have toured from New ork to Florida and have been called the .Ambassadors of ( iood Will. In the spring the choir members are busy ncarK ever week end with trips covering much of North Carolina, South C.arohna, and ireinia. '  H% i 175 The Maritimcrs Aquatics Club ot Wake Forest College consists of students who are interested in and enjoy swimming. Although the club specializes in synchronized s imming and water skills, swim- mers do not need to be experts to belong. Leading the Maritimers this year was the job of Jo Ellen Brooks, the president. Again this year the club produced its annual spring show during which the Miss Maritimer award was pre- sented. MARITIMERS ORCHESIS T he Orehesis Dance Club is for those students on campus who have an interest in modern dance. The club has been led this year by President Shirley Bridges with Mrs. William Ogdcn as advisor. A Christmas recital was presented as a climax for the fall semester and a trip to the Fine Arts Festival highlighted second semester. The club was also in charge of the entertainment for the Magnolia hestival this spring. 176 ScltL-d Su-inisnii. Safnrl. Rmmin. l-nrman. l;,„lr. Mn.viirr. Standing Riimll. Willuwii. U ' .iKj-r T, h ' ulnll. Ki«„ii:. Iliiiil. W ' lnlrlir.ht. Iiili.w. Hym.w. SOCIAL STANDARDS COED DANCE Olli ' III ' till- huhhchli nf thr e, r mij the in -ed darn,- at Grayhi,. n ■M 1 ' 1 1 - 1 If 177. COLLEGE THE ATE Ihc Cdlluuc Ihcircr. under the- dirccnon ..f Pro- k-ssor JaniL-s Wjltoni, is cmiiprisul nt iii,in students having many variL-d activities. A student dnesn ' t neces- sarily have to be interested in only acting, as there are many other jobs to be done in the group. .Many times the audience doesn ' t realize that the successtulness ot the play relics not onl ' on the caliber ot the acting, but the efficiency of the people behind the scenes. This year six plays were acted out. These shows in- cluded Skin of Our Teeth by Thorton Wilder, Brandon Thomas ' comcd ' Charley ' s Aunt. an opera The .Medium, School tor W ives by .Moliere, and bice of the Turtle. L ' nder the direction ot Sherr - Dailey, president of the group, the College Theater strived to provide entertainment tor all who enjoy the theater. Thf TOfudutic iriuri-st in ' Clhirlr s Aunt. ' CHARl.I ' VS AUNT by Brandon 1 homas Brassett Andy Smith Jack Chcsney Jan Hensley Charley V ykeham Roger Burr Lord Fancourt Babberly Bill Walton Kitty ' erdun Sherry Daile Amy Spettigue Lucia Polloc Sir Francis Chcsney Percival Perr Stephen Spettigue D. L. Smiley Donna Lucia d ' Alvadorez .Martha .Matherh Fla Delahap .Marcia jonc: tidiuin. riurl,-. jiint.u,JI„r.,J , () MISIRISS MINI ■■ In ' IcretKc R.irriii.in ( )li 1.1 HriiA 11 Jiicl P:ilniLr Pi lti n .iriL AlitcliLlI AIiss IXIl Ann Hulnn Sir John I ' lcrclKT , Roger Burr Michael Broun Sam Allen Diana Fletcher I ' lien Boone ™ R m « t v. Vw . ' . 1 I HS H i Jgjfj A Pk : s E«i W 1 4|l 1 •THI Ml DILM (ii.iii ( ' arid Mcniitn Madame llura I cIkI Kalrcr Monica lean Burmughs Toby Rick Mcdiock Mr. Gobincau David Bcal Mrs. Gobincau Anne Hocutt Mrs. Nolan Judith .Morris - l.:J.,mr H,,r., .u f,„rlr.u,J In Erhrl Kalttr Dottie ToJ.i hflps set up hihls for ■ ' Hi, lrJ. The assistant direitor of the opera. Martha Matherh - rorkms. on the li hl etfutpment. 181 I O T C ltNihH}i|il fiiiM 182 Hiip- ' l- CjJ,!s. f.U lllUi I.I In tilt Corps nf The kvhl siiiiiith off. .iihi the tomp.iinrs mmr on line for passing in The R.O.T.C. Cadcr Corps at Wake Forest is or- ganized into a Cadet Battle Group. Cadets hold officer and non-commissioned officer ranks in the Cadet Corps, and under the supervision of Regular Army Officers, are responsible tor the command, discipline, administration, and training ot the Battle Group. Activities open to members of the Cadet Corps are the National Honorary .Military Societies of Scabbard and Blade and Pershing Rifles, the R.O.T.C. Rifle Team, the R.O.T.C, Band and the Drill Platoon. All cadets in the advanced R.O.T.C. course attend a si.x week camp during the summer follow ing their junior year. During the camp period cadets live as soldiers and receive training in many phases of military life. The emphasis durmg training at summer camp is on practical application of training that has been received in R.O.T.C. classes during the school year. Cadets from Wake Forest attend summer camp at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. Fach year theW ake Forest companies ot the National Honorary .Military societies of Scabbard and Blade and Pershing Rifles spon.sor the .Military Ball for members of the R.O.T.C. Cadet Corps and their guests. Cadets resplendent in dress uniforms with dates in beautitui gowns, retershments, good music and colorful decorations, have made the .Militar Ball a success each year. 183 PHI BETA KAPPA Honorary Fraternity For Men and Women John Alexander Alford CJeorgc Reginald Bell Janet Margaret Binklc - I ' dgar Leon Boggs Barbara Branson Richard Lee Burleson Daniel Allen Carroll AlariKn Matthews Cook Allen Clark Dotson Sylvia Marie Ferrell Karl Ray Cientr ' Phillip Augustus CJriffiths David ' arren Hadley Mark Douglas Hawthorne Mary Ada Hendrix Marcus Baxter Hester Thomas Waddell Hill Benjamin Law rence Hone cutt Judith I ' .laine Jeftrevs Marcus Sexton Law rence Willis Crocker Maddrey Zeno Martin, Jr. Martha Ann Mason Kay Frances Moore Dan Lincoln Morrill Elaine Montgonier - McOary Julia Elaine Nance MLMBi RS Patricia Ann O ' NVil Nathan Frank Orovitz Janice Mac Priode Ck-orge Blackburn Prudcn, Jr Doris Gene Privctte Gayle I.dward Ramsey Frederick Strickland Rolater Donald Owen Schoonmaker Kermir Wayne Smith Wallace ( la ton Snipes Saundra Reata Tucker Charles Thomas Waldrop 185 OMICRON DELTA KAPPA Honorary Leadership Fraternity For Men Ml MBFRS Jdhn Altnal Don Scliocinniakcr Dick Burksnn Kcrniit Sniirli Bill Culkn Jim Hirncr l).,c- MadRV BudeU ount; Nl-iI Mad .can Dr. Robert . 1. Helm Dr. John W. Noucll l)r, 1 lcnr Stroiipc Dr. i:duin il,s(,n OFFICERS Prfsicifiit Dick Burleson i ' Hi--l ' ri-$nieiil Jim Turner ' l ' ri;js irer Neii. M. c:I.e. n Si-cretjry Don Sc:ikk)N. iakkr 186 gm maaG TASSELS l.lcw B.iucom J.inet Binklcy Kaliian Broadway Fran Joyce Janic Dale Poole Anne W hicktr Miss Dot Casev ership Society For Women MFMBFRS Miss Lois Johnson Mrs Beulali Raynor Mrs Mar ' Robinson Mis 1 lizabcrh Wright Mis Marjoric Crisp Mrs Malinda Ovcrby Mrs Shirlc ' Hanirick OFFICERS President Janet Binkley 1 ' ice-President Fran Joyce Seiret,ir -Tre,isurer Fabian Broadway Soiijl Chairman Janice Priode 187 WHO ' S W Among Students in American Colleges and Universities John A 1 ford George Armstrong Janet Binkle FaliLin BriiadwaN ' Riehard Burleson Donald R. (-anad - William C.Cullen Max Deal Donnie Gritiin David Hadle ' James Herring Frances Joyce Neil Macl.ean Willis C. Maddrev eno Martin, Jr. Daniel Mi ur - Janie Dale Poole Janice Priode Donald Sehoonmaker K. Wayne Smith illiam 1). Smith Ronald I homas James liirner Anne hicker Roliert Yarbrough I ' xiu ' in (). Young 188 ALPHA EPSILON DELTA Honorary Pre-medical Fraternity Ml MBl RS Tom BKickliurn ( ' hris Bramlctt Dan Brandon Steve C ' nru in Bill Davis Jini ( Iraliam Al I iartncss Marcus Lawrence Dave McNccly Bill McRae Willis Doe Maddrey X ' irginia Martin Frank Orovit Don Spoon Bill Strum Paul V atson Ra W ' oodlicf OFFICFRS Prcsidnit W ' im.is Doc M. nDRFV I ' icc-l ' irsiiiei t Bill McRak Sirirhirv Marcls Lawrencl I ' lcasiin-r Tom Blackburn Histoihrii Don Spoon Ach-isnr Dr. J. I ' . Davis, Jr. ALPHA PSI OMEGA MEMBI RSHIP Sam Allen jean Klemniing I.LC Bntt Jan Hensley I ' .lainc Byasscc Angela Johnson Lcia Fayc C ' olrrain Bill McDuffie Sherry l ailc Pat Woodward President Shkrrv Dailev ' ne-Preiiiient I.f.i.a V v ( omrain Secretary Pa i Vooi) ard Treasurer Lee BRir r 190 ETA BETA BETA Honorary Biology Fraternity I ' lamc Kaikx Marcus Laurence Tom Bhickliiirn Willis Maddrey Mary l,cc Bntr David McNccly Steve Coruin Geraldinc Moore Bill Davis Dan Mour JiKi I ' lllngham John Norman (icorgc (iardncr Rae Padgett James F. (irahani Jim Phillips Al Harrncss Don Spoon (ilenda 1 larmcss Bill Strum Jo Ann Hayes Nancy Turtle Dot Hill Duke Weeks I ' lizalieth Hopkins CaroKn W illiams Barbara Hruslinski C ' harles Mirbrough Mary Jean Hunt Hideki Iniannira President W ' ally Snipes Secretary ■P MAR(.ARt: 1 Carpenter | HtstoriiVi Bill, McRae tiJ Advisor Dr. Britt H 191 PERSHING RIFLES Honorary Military Fraternity MKMBl ' RS Charles Chatham Jack Pcndergraph Richard Kulp James ancc F appy Gardner Johnn - Overcash John Hamilton Thomas Spencer Arnon Harris Michael Starling RodgL-r Krakan Krcd Tate Harr ' l,c« is Frank Teagiie Barton . larc ' William a nick John Munn Oaven illiams John Aluse Richard Filippi OFFICERS CniiuihVhiiiiii Ojfiirr Capt. John Munn Executive OJficcr Isr Fi. Fred Tme 192 ETA SIGMA PHI Honorary Classical Language Fraternity MF.MBFRS John Alford William Arrouood XapicT Baker P. C. Barwick Bobby Bowers L niia Oaw tord ShcronJ. Dailcv I ' lizabcth I .irp William Alfred Mall Mark Hawthorne James Hodges Nancy Hollingsworth Barbara Hruslinski f ieorue Terrv |ohnson Herbert Lanier Eugenia Anne Melvm Gladys Morgan Patricia Myers James O ' Xeal David Peacock Don Schoonniaker David Snider Mar ' I ' lizabeth larlton Jerr ' W ilson James Ci. ' oodring Dr. C. B. I arp Dr. C. ' . Harris Mrs. W. V. .McDermorr OKKICKRS Preudein J.amfs Hodges Vitr-Prfsiiinir Da id Peacock Secretary Sheron J. Dailey Plyorus Napifr Baker Advisor Dr. Earp 193 GAMMA SIGMA EPSILON Honorary Chemistry Fraternity MF.MBFRS Reginald Hell Juch l.llingham Roul.iml Marreson ( .ill.crr Irani- MariKii ( ' .luiL ( Icrald 1 laniprim W ill)s , l,uldrc Ru(.Ts 1 lansi n Ihomas Hl.ickliuni lar Iran 1 lunr l).inirl R.i lir.HKicii Marvin Slarc D.ck Burk-son Mary Sri) c Jnhn l.lniistun Slicrnll Ikyc I.eRoN Hurler OFI ' ICFRS ' ' ■ ' ' ' ' (aiRls BUAMI Kl I Snirl.iry Maiui n Cxkik riviuircr Riiw i sii M i i kson S, ' io,;uit-.it-Aniis 1 a R(, Hi 1 1 I K 194 KAPPA MU EPSILON Honorary Mathematics Fraternity MLMBHRS Janice Allen Donald BailcN Alfred Hakcr a nc Baa- Reginald Bell Dot Bishop Bruce Boteler Alvin Bowen Chris Bramlett Daniel Brandon ' ada Bvers William Childers, . laril n C ' ook Ann Cross Allen Dotson Margaret Dutton Ciilbert Prank Icrry Cialehouse Karl (ientry (lerald Hampton Rowland Matteson David Mctcair Stephen Xemeth Frank ' Orovitz Leslie ' Paley Robert Plemmons Bob Porterticld Fred Rolater Barbara Sain Welma Skipper Marvin Slate Barbara Smith Lou Smith William D. Smith Mary Stoue Saundra Tucker Tom Ward Paul Watson Sid W ' inslow Ray W ' oodliet Billy Hauser Professor Roland Cay Sherrill Hege Dr. Ivey C. Gentry James Herring Dr. Robert Johnson Tom Hill Professor Kenneth Ra Peggy Hitchcock Dr. John Saw er Fred Honrine Barbara Horton Sara Houser Judy Jeffreys Terry Johnson Billie Keith Timoth - Lam Marcus Laurence Lvnn Leary Xiartha Matherlv i OFFICI RS L Prcsideiil . , Allen DorsoN gyf , I ' ke-President . Frank Orovitz g f . Recording!, Secretary ADA ByERS ' ' Corresponding, Secretary Sara HoUSER « Treasurer Wayne Bare VW 195 PHI ALPHA T Honorary History Fraternity ETA MEMBERS Boh Cam Mary ( iail Koontz Lcia Fayt- Cohr.un Beekie Moore Joe Occch Dan Morrill Bob Dav r.laine Nance Sidncv I ' .aglcs Janice Priode Sylvia I ' crrcll (ieorge Priiden Larr ' Hcishcr ( ia le Ramsey Donnic ( iritiin Fred Rolarer Ken HaiiSLT Charles Warwick jim Hodges Millison Whitehead Ann Julian Kav W right Lois Kat .in S,rir;.,r ' OFFICERS . G?:OR(iE Pruofn . . . 1) N MoltKIl I, . . .Elaine N ' ancr 196 PHI EPSILON KAPPA Honorary Physical Education Fraternity Dave Adkiiis QuiII Alliritton Bill Baker Jerry Ball A! Conover Dick ( rompton Dr. lavlor Dc.dson Coach l.eo I ' .llison Joe Fielis Dick 1 lauser Buck Jolly Coach Bill Jordan Woody Knijjht Jimnn- l.anier David Lecounr Jerr Mitchell I ' lfsidi-iit Hi(io I.K.u is I icf-Pri ' sideiit Kaki, Munn Secretary Buck Lyda Treasurer Jesse Jackson SeriieiVit-at-Ariiis Dame Philips Advisor Dk. Hxkoi d Bakkow Jcrrv Odoin Jim Plohl Don Richardsiin George Rirchie Coach Jack Stallings Jcrr Steele Wendell Watkins leini W ' eadock Claude Weljster Winston lygins Pat Wilhams 197 .PI KAPPA DELTA Honorary Forensics Froternity NUMBERS Slicrr Daiicy Barbara Pccle Allen Carroll Bill Strum John Altord Bill Home Linda ( iuy Don Spoon Lewis Morgan Dick Burleson Bob Day JoeCirubbs Jim Baiicom Susie Jones ' l()ninn Lontr Don Sehoonmaker Ann 1 Lilian OLMCKRS I ' irsidnjt Dick Bvhi i son ] ' iir-l ' irsiiifiit Ji ' i ' (muisbs Sfiirtjry Sl siK Jonks Treasurer Don Schoonm akkr 198 PHI SIGMA IOTA. Honorary language Fraternity Jniiici. Xli.in }. uv liinkk l)(.r Bishnp S.ir.iK n Bhinrdn B:irbar;i Hninscin June ( ircxT .M.ir lluulncks Ben UnncAcutr Betty BriiLV Hnuard Jnycc 1 liiniphrics Judy Jcrt ' rc-ys ' .iync Jordan Stcdnian kitchc-n Susie . 1c(ki1k - I lame Nance Jud - Parker Duighr Piekard Janiee Prii.de ( Ki le Ramsey l.ou Smirh Ruth I lien Sorrell ane Spr ' hrsninit 1 ' uf-Fii-ndfiit .... Sfiirnvx-Tn js iirr. Ra Seuell Jane I hompson Saimdra Tucker Florence Weaver Ka Weston . nne Whicker Mr. JeroM . nders,in Mr. Marcel Delg.ido Mr. C. W. Faust Dr. Ken kceton Dr. Harold Parcell Dr. J. F. Parker Mrs. Paul Robinson .Mr. Stahl Mrs. Ann Fillet Dr. liimlins S eNi)R. Tl ' cker Ben HoNEvciTT Fl AINK XWCE 199 . SCABBARD AND BLA National Honorary Military Fraternity DE Ml-MBI RS A. H. BulkirJ J. ll.Cantrcll, Jr. C:. 1). Chirkc, Jr. I.. 11. Corbet, Jr. F. 1.. Cow ird J. C. i:agk- S. S. Faglcs, Jr. (;.!.. Frank J. L. (iakhoiise J. i 1. Ccigcr J. C. Haiiiilron R. .A. Ilcuitr J.O. 1 lodges H. W. Idol C. H. Keller C. N. Kelly y. 1). King M. F. Kitchen R. B. Kupiszeuski I). W. .Metealf W. . Pari.s, Jr. W. IF Pasehal, Ji P. W. Foe- (i. 1 ' . Ramsey B. 11. Sellers, Jr. F. B. Sitron . . . Skippon, Jr. K. W. Smith W. I). Smith J. R.Stegall 11. 11. lavlor, Jr. J. T. Turner C. T. Waldrop J. W. West S. W. W mslou J. R. arbr.)ugh J. F. Reed P. C. Dillon F. 1). Prather i:. Fishe-r, Jr. C. C;. Peters OFFICFRS (.aptiUii Jim Turnkk l- ' irst Lieutenant Jkrry Wesi ' Seci ihi l.icincihwt Je)HN C.- ntrell l- ' int Serij,eiVit |i, i Hoi)(;rs 200 A. -. -f - AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS Wake Forest Student Section Ol 1 ICIRS Pn-itdfiit F.. l.ARK ' i Fabian ' ui--Prrsidfiit Piiii II ' l)i NM, N SirrcUuy- ' rrciiiirer Dwiii li ii i i Advnor 1)k. (iKOR(.F_ P. n 1 1 ms, Jk. MFMBFRS W illiam Childcrs. Jr. C;ml FiVL-ngooJ Allen Dotson David Mrtcalf Philip DunnaLMn Frank Orovitz Frank Ixkcrt Robert Portcrrield E. Larr - Fabian John Primak (). Frank ( irithrh. 111 W. I ' . Schouald Tom Hill Hal Slaughter Timothy Lam Richard Stafford illiam Ilirner North Carolina Academy of Science AtHliate •201 -v ' -. -. ti . ) ; w ' - T Wjt- ■mi rf - %K nM .iii .i. i: ■b REEKS A L Sitting. Orni, If. Chftoii. I ' resUfM; (;,ii,- ,hnn. I ,-- Fmidrnl. Standinj!. H.nry Davison. Tre.niirtr: l,Jf Alfurd. SecretilTW De-corafinii io ifi htfore sttijif A sad buginnirig ... I he sti.ri.ii riiialK coiiil-s. . . . 1 lie end of the Hiiss-mobile. . . . (ilaseo studies? . . . I.ims; distance calls to e vton. , . . ' ' Are ou gonna graduate? Hell yes!! . . . Swapping palm trees. . . . Conovcr conquers McGee . . . .Pyro- maniacs at large? . . . Christmas comes to several girls. . . . 1 ' Vanks, 1 ' Rebs, a Pachyderm, and a Panamanian. . . . Parties. . . . Smitty — a pitcher. . . . Pilgrimages to Tanglewood. . . . Shot down again. . . . All night .stands. . . . .Apache Part ' . . . . Termire . . . Brillo . . . More parties. . . . (( en- sored). . . . . la be I won ' t graduate. . . . I he Big .Mama . . . . No Sweat. . . . Pickle the IBAI. . . . Bulldog ' s big week ends. . . . (;iirt s dead, I know he is. . . . .Vh ain ' t no slob. . . . ... I he famous goldfish. . . . Wiirkmg at the morgue. . . . R.O.I ' .C . lovers. . . . laylor strikes out again. . . . Ilell, di ' t graduate. . . . Potato salad and fried chicken. . . . I ' .lga reigns. . . . Time to start .studying. . . . rushing parties. . . . See sou next September. . . . •f % fcc , 1 1 Row one: Altord. Carney, Clittnn, Davisiin, I vcrttt. Row two: George, Glasco, Hass, Picklesimer, Ryan. Row three: Smits, Sparrow. Wjrdlau, lute, Veatts. Mm Elga lyjfti ALPHA SIGMA PHI 205 RiLsliiiiu cifl With ;i t;ri.;it st;irt. . . . I)(innic niui S|iiHiiiic sriicKiiig ' ... R. II. . .IcL ' ps rhroiiuh ihitts. . . . Iiilinnie . liKir;i,s. . . . .AiidtlKT (irrck Week tropin ' . . . . Stcelnian goes to Raleigli. . . . ( iung-lio pledges. . . . Park S-WW . . . Hiirnion - on trio songs. . . . Setback. . . . Fatliead. . . . B. 15.15. B. . . . Snead tearing up football records. . . . Larry Campbell and Phil Archer. . . . FriendK l ' end ' lenderman. . . . Bos and Razor Blade on crutches. inner and Si|uint get in a game A lover ' s holiday: ( hris, . ver ' , and Leeds lost their pins; Pot, Bunns, Don, and Doug gave diamonds. ...(). H. gets a date. . . . Reg B. is seen. . . . Them ' irginia l)o s. . . . ' ledd ' Bear wears his pm. . . . 1 larr - gets dropped. . . . ( ' team wins a game. . . . Jack- son ' s I niporium. . . . I).( ' .. . minus ' . . . . Ward ' s car missing. . . . Pledges take a walk larr makes out. . . . Jewell ' s loosers. . . . ' lagoo. . . . Izell ' s cigars. . . . Farmer ' s dancing Ics.sons. . . . Campbell ties another one on. . . . Playboy parrv. . . . Kit Blazers Lhe Sailor ' s Ball ( )ur tourtli ear was the greatest. . . . ' ,■ ri.nh.y r.n 9 O f? 9 P Q I- - ' .fT ' f- f f ' - ' v.- - fc .J p p p p p p c. p. Q f P p P |f R(i one: A cock. Bell, Botckr, Barrow. Branilctr. Brown, (..irroll, Collins, (.olonna. Row two: C.ouard, lack-, I ' zzcll, IVmkrson, (.raliam, Harrncss, Haskell, Haw thornc, Jackson. Row three: Keller, Kerr, l.amlierr, Lewis. I, vail, Mitchell, Newlin, Pell. Philpott. Row tour: Rollins. Smith. Snead, Spoon, Steelnian, Teagiie, I honias. Ward. Mm Siisu- McGjhn DELTA SIGMA PHI 207 ir, , W,,, , r,-,. I ' rrsi,!,- Hinl- Kilihui. .,r-rr,siJ, li.liiiin ( .nil nil. Surrl.iry I Ik- X ' ;ir started i)lt w ith a bany, an LimictlatL-cl f(Mitliall team and a post-season (Irass Houl irties continued at Booe ' s summer rate . . . the rush party at Stultz ' s. . . . IJave takes a late ride uith the pledges. . . . Banjo-cycs and his gang. . . . Brothers Hudnor and Parker are married. . . . The Rose Ball was great! . . . Robert I ' . I.ee banquet was very imprcs.sive and like old times. ... 1 he hrst snow brings on a battle w ith the 1 beta C bi ' s. ... 1 he colorguard at the C ' lemson basketball game. . . . 1 here ain ' t no a ' that Taylor can be playing golf at 3 o ' clock in the morning. . . . Joe battles the noisy pipes in the 4th Hour atne. . . . Doe ' s glasses fog up at the . l(inda ' night meetings. . . . We will all remember the Kingston I no and the stolen ear. . . . We began growing beards in Januar ' liinn shapes up the k.- drill team. . . . Old South was a blast ( ' tab ' s furniture is missing again. , . . Spring brought on the late hi urs. . . . e.xam.s . . . graduation . . . iiood hiek to the seniors! . . . II « ■ M.in J.nnnir mi.r.l, II,; ■■ I I J • 4 ■■ ■ •■ £££ p r p, P ,. , p p p p p O. P Q P Riiu Diic: Al}i.rLT niliiL-. Anders. Arnuld, Huljli.v. lirDwn, (.antrcll. Dl.iii. ( i.irdner, Rnw tui : (iLiiiLT, llikiniir, Mundlcx , Kmil ' , Kirchin S.. Kitchin II., laddri. , Mjrtin. Rc.u thrcv: IcAvikv. McCAirrv. Munn, Murr.iv, O ' Nc.d. Phillips. Rcilcy, Sitton. Rou lour: Smith. Sctadni.)n. Wiird, illianis. W dliamson. N ' auuhan. Miss Lou Ruhev KAPPA ALPHA K L .Stjmlirig (,i,i Hiiriii. S,rr,l.n ; Im ( rmli. (,r.„i,l l.iMr: ,. r,r,- „,„«„■,. Sitting l.,h„lw L.„l,n-. Irr.fiNrtr, llim.uj Hull.u.i. rnu.lail. I 111. c;ir starrcu (.Ntrinii.K well lor the Kiipp i Sigs. . . . M- «,,n the scholastic tropin tor the prcccdin ; c.ir. . . . Brother C hirk Molt returned Ironi a ear ' s so|ourn to the L ' niversit - of Mexico. ... 20 top pledges. . . . Robinson, Lamer, and ( urrie cavort on the gridiron. . . . (ireek Week hiids ( ' olc pinned. . . . Nelson, Robinson. I.anicr, ( ■rublis, (jivington all follow suit. . . . parties pro- ' idc rela.xation troni rigorous study schedule of Rathskeller, Longbottoms, ' movies and I ' . . . . Ileuetr captains ' W team. . , . West gets married over ( hristmas. . . . Ihornton, Rogers, ( ' ovington, and Downing give diamonds. . . . Brewer a genuine part - lio . . . . Starling anti .Morrow take turns cutting each others throat. . . . linld and Kenned help Norwood direct athletics. . . . Kermit No, I in ! .().( ' . . . . Raxinond continues to lead cheers. . . . Oeech, Rogers. I.ovell, and Tax lor keep the road to (i ' horo hot. . . . .Malcolm sweats our finances. ... II. ' . moves into chemistr - lab. . . . Ro ster, Jones, and How en phig awav at law school. . . . Irihl ' lr l i rJs u, S„nll, ., .l If, s, p p p Q ir p n p p pppppp; p pi n k(i (int.-: AkxandLT. Alltrocid, Brai;g. Biill.ini. Burns A.. Burns N.. t.arrcr, (.hatin. (,olc . Row tu(i: Oivingtnn, Crews, Curric, Dciuing, (irublis, Harrcll I ' .., Harrcll J.. HL-uctt, Holland. Rou thrcv: Holt, Kenned)-, Lamer M., Lamer J., Lovell, Medlin, Miller, Morrow. Nance. Row four; Nelson, Norwood. Rogers, Smith, Stancil, Starlmg. Stephenson, Strum, S kes. Rou hve: Tavlor, Thornton, Todd, ' ai;oner, Webb, West, W ' hitlev. (TT (Tl P P P P . (,i) o.vff Hani, KAPPA SIGMA 211 A X A St.mding Hr.h ( ' nimplrr. Trrasiirer: Sitting Hunt l-iU lur-} ' mtJnit: Rin llliy.liri. Sf(r,l.u : l,h Str.ui,, I ' miJait. Thct.1 liui cciLlirntcd Its 35tli w.ir m liigh style. ... A supLTiDr rush program brought 2S nuu men into the ehapter. . . , I ' .lections placed Carl Hoffman in office as High Alpha and left Rov and .Mike teeluig rather lost without the worries ot the chapter. . . . Graylyn was the scene ot the liest White Rose Ball ever. . . . The chapter rooms uere redecorated, much to the io of all. . . . Dr. Keeton, brother, triend, and advisor took leave to teach in Florida- our loss and Horida ' s gain. . . . H. F. and ShortN ' had been married for six months when we discovered it. . . . Phil Poc became a lather Maurice had hot and cold running romances. . . . Brother l)uff hnalK managed to get out ot -Argentina ahve. . . . Kecbie went to 1 lollins every other week to see his own Oescent ( iirl. ... 12 men graduated and left behind the ioys of fraternity and college to go on to higher things. ... A great year. . . . l,ln n.n hn,lKS finlli .1 I, Q r £ P P Q P P LJ LJ. CTJ Cj .|!7j i ' C ' -p Row line: Berccs, Hcrr . BicSLckcr, Bloodsw orth. Bright, t.runipicr. lennc-ll, liTrLll. Riiw t (i: F ' nrbcs, HorPL ' , Howell, Hughes, Hutchison, Jones, Karcher, Koontz. Ro« three: I.ane , Al;irler, Minis. Pendegr.iph, Perras , Poe. Roberts, Snipes. Row four SteLidnian, Ischorn. Turner, ' ann. Weeks, W ' llki ns. LAMBDA CHI ALPHA 213 n K A )«« ,;,• (,r,JJi„. I ' raulfnl I ;, Stiiitli. I ' ur-I ' mhiriit l„lin llostic. Trrmirer Ihliu. H.uhv. SnrrUry Do cm- Js n,.,k I ' .iniiluir hices Liilii ' ■ ;ir sriincs ;ili( ut siiniriKT L |xrn.nc ' cs. . . . PiKA is rc;Ki ' tor aiKithcT year, Liiul l tc prrpiirrs sniiikcrs and rush-partic-s. . . . Alusic li rhe- ( ' araliiias. . . . Russ ' s cries of It ' s s(i tDugh I can ' t stand it ' . . . Mango ' s back. . . . FiKitball games to sec .Manning, p ' crrcll, ' illiams. Nation, and Pcarcc. . . . Pledge night. . . . 1 rips to the Rat . . . . Parties. . . . Seranades. . . . Brotliers getting pinned. . . . In the shcnvers uith (irifhn, Waddell, . lanuuni, .Martin, and Walker. . . . ic ' s new name, 1 he I ar. . . . .Annual Brothers vs. Pledges tootball game where the pledges supplied refreshments. . . . Peter Ciunn Aycoek on hand tci siilve late crimes. . . . Porte and Ritchie in the Classics. . . . C-hristmas parties and the special one for orphans. . . . .Nbim Kimball. . . . Hostic getting ulcers. . . . .Miner vs. Ale.x tor 11 Rev. . . . Brown dratted to replace Fabian. . . . Strupe pinned ' . . . Parish and Sky work with l,lo d Price at , lid- inters. . . . Beach Trips. . . . lb the Blue Bird! . . . Ka Mart, You won ' t go! . . . . Waterbags. . . . Bray wins crib tournament. . . . Dream ( lirl Ball and good times. . . . PiK.A wins intramural crown. . . . Senior lieer-blast ' . . . Last traternit part . . . . PiK.A finishes another year and looks forward to IVol when again members will pass under the sign. . . . The House Ihat lirorherhnn,! Builr. . . • -, , ta. - - -4 -,  . p Q n p p (Ta rs p g) r P P p 1 P r p Rou cmc: A x-oLk, Bailcv, Bostic. Bra , Broun, Butler, Callucll. t .llicr. R(n run: DaniL-l J., I anicl ' ., Daniels, l)a -, Fcrrcll, Forte, Ciarncr, CirltHn. Row three: Hester, Ingram, Kennedy, Kimball, . Iangum, Manning, Marsh. Martin Row tour: Nation, Norman, Painter, Parrish, Pearcc, Ritchie, Smith H., Smith ' . Row rive: Stephenson, Strupe, aughan. Waddell. Walker. Warrford. ilson I,!S ««  . ' , PI KAPPA ALPHA 215 L X Seated H ,h Kupis:t d,. AniiMlor; I.rziis .( orijjw. ,,l ist r: Gmr r WiUiMnson. Cminsiil. St.illJing: Cjrllon Stinll, Qii.mt„r: l„m Imhk. Tnhiiiu-. I ' rrJ Rilry. I ' w-Comisid Cuil.l lllis In- another Biis ' Seprcnilicr lournl the chapter reiiiivatmg the house, but thanks to out crstuhile House Manager, ever thing was in chaos for sometime. . . . Monday nights saw Big l)aiid WiUiamson in his glory, with J. I ' red and Kup as Ptesidential bodyguards, , . Hoss, No-Neck, Razor, Reverend Tesh, and the l5ody did Amen ' s aniens, while the Rat and l.onnie rattled Bones ' s cage, , , , Charlie engineered a tine ,social program, had he only (ollowed it, , , , (Nortec, Scotch, and C onfiision uere the ke note tot Bunn and Pick, . , . Ciarsukos resigned at least 4 times as .Athletic Chairman, but still did a good lob been know n to get shook, , , . I ' .gg tinalh ' found a namesake, , , , Shaky Heath moved everything he owned to the Philosophy library except himself, which remained in front of the TV set, , , , Three d,i s ot trantic search finally found the lost P gm Smith behind a sola pillow , . , , Kisenhower protested Castro ' s contiscation of Tub ' s rubber tree. ... 3 and 1 suggested that the chapter krabbitstriebs, and another ear eiideil. hit thi- t; rA dannitiii • - -« «• i J p p p f? p PI p O p f! (r: n p Q P ' fp- r ' Row one BailaiKf, Hell, Ikverlv, H .uun, C.iLiu.iv, Charliam, C.lc, Creech S., Creech (). R(i r (i: Dennis, Duncan, Filer, Filipp), Craham, Hart, Heath, Hensle -, Hick , Riiu three: HugewiuHl, Kinire , Kupis .eu ski. Lung, MacI.ean, Martin, McArt hur, McXeeK, Moruan. Row four; Munn, Pickard, Raglantl, Rile , Smith C, Smith 15., lesh, ates. Mn. «« njiiul Dei j! -d SIGMA CHI 217 L $ E Roii ' hmd Uiltemii. Untnn Bill Siinlli. I ue-I ' mulriit U ' jvm ' hnla,,. I ' rnuUilt hrr ' . l, ,l,lw,i : Srtretarv I ' Ml l.u,.bs. lu.ul,rn § 4 September saw rlie beginning (it ,iiii ther uondL-r- fiil year at Zeta. A top notch pleelge class toliowcd weeks ot concentrated and successful rush. High- lights of the year included the Christmas Dance, Pledge Dance, and the Sig Kp Ball. Other points of interest included. . . . the Norfolk trip. . . . Rat and nips. . . . I. aura . . . Pigg Park ,uid l.ite date. . . . :nd Hoor guesr troubles Mother Mc- Corkle ' s. . . . F ritts ' s great escapade. . . . Tucker going to Stalcy ' s on Saturda ' nights. . . . Smith dating. . . . Stamey breaking bad. . . . S.A.F..- .( . . . . Jordan being political. . . . Skip swimming in the shrubberv . . . . Hawk preaching. . . . W ' heattord leaving his room, . . . ( ' hambers and his scoops. . . . I5ill ( irahaiii murdering the language. . . . I he Penguin ' s room. . . . Jake pay up. . . . Johnson ' s snoring. . . . Paschal sleeps in the hall again. . . . He ' man. . . . (iaiehouse and his odd actions. . . . .McCorkle Meet my . . . Dare. . . . Br an harrvs It up ll in all a year that will ne er be tor- uotren b the men ot the house w ith the red door. -;■ , ' •. -. p p p p. p. ,. ' C f ) r f p p o p. k = i% r K. f5 . «- f . Row iiiiL ' : I5c,ich.im, B() d, Br an, C icIk-wk , ( ' h.uiilicrs, C hurch, I ' dwards Row tu(i: ludy, Foster. (ijlL-housc, (iross, Harrman, Hcdnck, Jacobs. Row rliac; Johnson, Jordan, Klcchak, Long, McCrcary. Mattcson, , lay. Row four: Mendenhall, McCorkle, Orr, Paschal, Phelps, Smith, Walker. SIGMA PHI EPSILON 219 L n Sitting: Frfiidit Mcrah, Seco iii Coiinsflor; jitn Hoivnian. I ' midrnt- Boh Lee. Treasurer. StanJinj;; I ' ete Ciittino, Srcn- tary; Bohhy Dimh. Herald; Waylmd lahiisoii. Firsi Cmiiiselor. A great ' i.ar im rlu- Alpha Xu ' s . . . the cele- bration of the chapter ' s 20th anniversary . . . nian ' parties and the Orchid Ball. . . . Martin ' s weight lifting class. . . . I he Blivot in orbit. . . . Doiib ' s sign. . . . Hodges ' What ' s that again. ' . . . Heydt ' s lost bowling liall. . . . (iordon: Worthy Sage. . . . Hart ' s tail gun. . . . Tafjor and Kessler ' s 1 A ' antenna. . . . Bowman ' s old stogies. . . . lab and the Kail. . . . here ' s Stevens? . . . Mama ' s I low are a ' . . . Wiliiford and the couch at } :00 every da ' . . . . ( harlie and the Dixie Diner. . . . Bragg: , h So! . . . Dave ' s boat and birds. . . . Ihompson and the IJudget. . . . Riddle and Help Week, . . . I, Upton ' s shower concerts. . . . I.ee battles Ihompson. . . . Pete: Would you please repeat the motion? . . . Wilton and the Ciolden Touch. . . . Smith and the Fireball. . . . Council ' s wife runs errands. . . . Alt)augh s morning phone calls. . . . Perry .Merryman. . . . McCiraw : Ihe Lover: . . . Ihe Room at the Knd of the Hall (Md floor). . . . rehegonui. . . . Brewer ' s silence. . . . Ihompson anti the Birdland live. . . . d dr t ' d d dr dk iin diu ' : Ad;inis, Alkti. BrLwcT, (Juincil, (Aittiiici. Doiib, I l;irr. Row tui 1 l.itclull. 1 liidtics, JcihiiMiii. Kr.uisc, I.lc, l.uptun, Martin. R.nv rliac Mcrcur, Mcmhi, Mcl.aunn. I t1l ' , Pn r. Riddk-, Smith. Rou tour; Stevens, labor, Ihornpson, ilhtord. SIGMA P I 221 X fT- Kull.ir.l ln,„r. i,c-l ' miJilll I cnr -t ve pkdgcs PIcdyc Night. . . . Wlh- srcr, 1 l;iniiltc)n, ;iiid Pkiige Johnson rn;ikr costU trip to ( .ihtorriia. . . , 1 lurch throws coming out p;irt - ' .It Peacock ( iuh. . . . hat uool - l)car during (icology Quiz? . . . Schwartz gets 3 dozen law nmow crs for Xmas. . . . Digger ups miscellaneous fund to pay for Janet ' s diamond. . . . For sale — one 1955 partl ' green chevy with modified right fender a real breather. . . . 1 rihhle catches Disher rr ing to replace magnolia trees. . . . ' ail h ' nalK Inns a pack of cigarettes. . . . Stallings new station manager of N ' oice of Theta ( ' hi. . . . hose brown towel is that in the shower- ,Marc ' . . . . ' ,i niek develops ulcer during bull session. . . . .Mills bu s W ( apone ' s old car complete w ith bullet holes. . . . Hillings goes out to shoot, comes back shot. . . . Orphan part held at house for ' kids. . . . llaigler goes into motion during l at ( ourt. . . . ' esle ' says What pin = . . . I.edford chokes again. . . . Krakau brings buxom friend to party. . . . ••fc.-. « ' • 4i • ••■ •loi i p p O C P P P C ' (? P Rou ..tk: I5,ill. Hurler, DcXkriJ. Disher, I ' lcishcr, Ircxman, H,imiir..n W. Rou t n: llamilron J.. H.irrdl, Hurchins, K.ikau, I.L-dtord, Mills. McKirc R, Row thrtv: Moore J.. Pope. Schwarrz. Stjilings. a ■ ick. Webster. Mas C.ilhrrinr Trejiii: T H E TA CHI 223 hrsc r..« I(V m ,7. l-ai.tns,,,,. Dniirr. Vml. Hnuhisun. Hlill.irJ. AIU„„.I. V ar.l . SL-cn.id r..M- (Milpliw. HoK ' Zi ' mJ. D.nismi. (.mrsir. M.uiiiy. Snnihw, Hiidimr. Brim HllhlliSM,. J ' rmJeilt. I hi. lnrcrfr;iti.Tnit Council is an organization in which all ten fraternities arc inciucled as niemliers. It is the purpose of the .V.C.. to supcr- Mse and control the fraternities in general. This includes such liinctions as riishini; and interfra- rcrnit competition. It is also the purpose of the 1. 1 ' .C . to toster and promote good will among the fraternities, the administration, independent stu- dents, and outsiders. The two major events sponsored li the l.l ' .C. were (JreeU Week and . lid- inters. I he (Ireek Week Program con- sisted ot held events, a fraternity sing, dorm decorations, a lie.iury contest, and a formal dance with music li Richard ,Maltlj . Mid-Winters featured IJovd Price and his hand. 224 ■ k .-. • ' • ™ ■• ' . ■ • ■ •■ OMEGOMING Victory over Virginia Tech made September 26 a successful Homecoming despite the fact that it seemed out of place so earl - in the ear. Decorations were not displa ed this e; rather accompanied the Greek Week testiviries. However, this was the only tradition tli.ir w.is not realized. Jean Hobby, sponsored b the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity, was elected Miss Demon Deacon by a vote ot the entire student body. She was crowned during the halt-time ceremonies at the game. The Homecoming dance was sponsored b the Student Union and open to all students and alumni. It featured the music ot Lester l.anin to accompany the dancing couples. 1 he return ot the alumni has alu.ns been synonymous with Homecoming and rhis ear was no exception. Familiar faces riimdeil the campus maki ng the scene complete. (I ' rcck Week festivities rilleil the week n( Ncivemlier Zl-24 this yeiir and thinigh rain and a imieh eimtested loss to Carohna were in evidenee, the eouldn ' t dampen the spirits ol Wake loresters. Fraternities and the iiirl ' s dorms eoinpeted for prizes with traditional deeorations. I he I heta Chi ' s claimed first pkiee as their Demon Deaeon entombed Carohna. A new title was awarded as ( ' onnie Punoun became the first Miss Plumber ' s I ' riend. She was cliosen b vote during the game ' s halftime ceremonies. But hers wasn ' t the only beauty title tor a ake Forest coed, Jean Hobb - was chosen , liss (Ireek Week at the dance Saturda - night. She represented the Pi Kappa .Mpha fraternity. Dreann music to complete a dreamy week end was the accomplished purpose of Richard .Maltliy and his orchestra. Alumni and undergraduates alike danced to the melodies. Hut alas, the clock .struck twelve and ( Ireek eek was over for another year. I ired couples trudged home w ith memories that wiin ' t be forgotten for a whi 1 p 5 ..MM) •;:..jfc, -• - - - - -; i i cr ' i f.:. .  :tii EAUTIES MAGNOLIA QUEEN 230 • ,,.  -, • «. «,. MAID of HONOR U js If.ui Tlmmpsi MAGNOLIA 1 mi linhu., S.,f,- m ..jim ' m - - - - «, U js Ami.i Ruth Ciirmil ATTENDANTS Mh! Elga I. of til U;,. n.min ir.,i;ji MAGNOLIA Miss Bminir Siilln:, ATTENDANTS Miss l.:dir Milrhrll fc== . . ' - n fllUI mm ■ ■i b - • - -- ■ ■ ■ 1 WAKE jjUUHa Namomaam F O EST 1959- ' 60 ■in fS mh ' -Lmzjm STARLIKIG : Them -HOICE M i: v 11:11 ShrplirrJ imiUl.i „in Jjiiimis fo, «1 if:ix ' . ' ' -i i Circlf K ; on campui A fraternity pin timalh hrin s a lovely serenade. m OB 1 1 ss The moriuno, .iftcr the niiht hefr. LB iiii if gR Untlht Ann W.isnn ;, ., srnu,r llns ir.i; riiii iinl ihf lonely crrr .l ' Thn MI, II cmihlnl he ,U Our co-rds .in fjm One of our btauuful bmUm)i.i—Rf mA.U HM The ir.yorettfS at h,ilf-t It ' s Inn la h the DeMoii ' s Jneii.i . MURRAY GREASON Murray Crossley Greason was born in Raleigh, Xorth Carolina. IXccmlicr 26, I ' ' (I I. In 1421 he entered Wake Forest College and became one of its best athletes of all time. His long period of service to Wake Forest ( ollege could be evaluated from several standpoints. His coaching record was excellent and brought much recognition to the College. Of greater service to the College, however, is the character of Greason the man, rather than Greason the coach. His linkage with alumni was of inestimable value. The affection and respect accorded him by athletic officials of other institutions made much easier the negotia- tions in that sometimes complicated area. His calm manner and instinct tor proper public relations insured the College of ami- able and sympathetic press coverage. He u as respected as a gentleman and as a friend by facultv and students. It is in gratitude for the years of service rendered b ' the late . Iurra Cireason that the Howi fk presents this page in memoriam to him. THE EDITORS ' COMMENT ANNE BILL W ' c liiiVL limslKii ' I Ik I ' XA) llciwiiu is coiiiplcted. W ' c h.ivc cut. criippi-d, pasted, iiii.;1siiR(.1, iiiul ni;ilk l. i t iinly IS till.- lldWIKIi cdilipkttil, hut nncx- ig ui the second semester ot a schcul e.ir is finished, too. The combination ot ;i year ot wurk anil a ear ot pleasure in the creation of this, the ] ' M) I Io m i ii, leaves the editors « itli ine plainal)le leehnys. Not ever iine is alile t appreciate the leelint; ot accnmplishnxnr and pride that the editors and statt have as their ijooh ooes t the press. We will miss the magnetic force of deadlines. Now in- stead of worrx .ihout deadlines, we are rilled with an iet that the students m1I en|oy this ear ' s portra al of Willie I ' orest. 1 he maul theme can he found in the casual atmosphere that has lieen e.xprcsscil thniughout the hook. Our division pages have heen drawn up tn show the students at their liest. We used inliirmalitv t express the hie .md s|iirit t a new campus. We cmildn ' t lea ' e without (.xpressint; our thanks to at least a few .f (.iir hard-working staff. Irvin (,rigg should lie singled i)ut ,is one ot the most enmp .tent ph.otographers the Howl I u has ever had. hirvin I rancis anil Russell I5rantle were ,ilwa s read to give that extra help, lii Joe Phelps of Idwards Hn.iighton and D.iris i.eeper and llolK- Bivins we give our special praise. I low could we have met the deadlines without them ' L ' nder the direction of , hir ' (lail Koontz and , lary Jean I hint photograph) ' seems to be of exceptional interest this ear. I ' .vcn the long job of typing moved faster as X ' lrginia .Martin came to our rescue. Llo d dross and Don Phelps deserve recognition for their efforts in the sports and traternitx ' sections. Two competent workers we could never have forgotten arc Pat Farson and Gladys Morgan, our copy editors, Rowland .Mattcson and his start helped to make our earliook a success as he dili- gentK ' wcirked on advertisements. We en|oycd planning the Howi.f.r this car, and we w ish yiiu good luck! . ll engraving tor the ' 6(1 Howi.ik was done bv Southern Photo Process I ' .ngraving Caimpany of .- tlanta. Idwards liroughton Company of Raleigh printed the book. Body copy is set in 10 on 12 point Janson; captions are in S iin 10 point Janson italics, heads are in IS and 24 pnmt Tempo. The three-tone Sand grain cover was manulactured hy Kingscratr, Inc., of Kingsport. lennessee. 244 INDEX ACADEMICS ACTIVITIES ADMINISTRATION A.liiniiiMi.ii.v,. Staff Alpha i.|.-il..i, I),-lt:i Alpha Kappa l si Alpha l ' l,i(lm.-Ka Alpha I ' M I ln„.sa Alph-. SifjHv. l hi ATHLETICS Band Baptist Student I ' nion BS.r. K ti-nsion Team B.S.r. Retreat Baseball Basket h-,11 BEAUTIES Beta Beta Beta Canterburv Chapel Cheerleaders Choir Christian Education and Service College Theatre Contents Cross Country Cullum Ministerial Association Debate Dedication Delta Kappa Xu Delta Sigma Phi Delta Sigma Pi Eta Sigma Phi Euzelian Literary Society Faculty First Year Law Class Football Football Coaches Foreword Freshman Class Future Teachers of America Gamma Sigma Epsilon Golf Greas,.ii GREEKS (Jr.-ek Week H,,lu,T„rninK HONORARIES Interfraternity Council Internatiruial Relations lili- 1 1 1 14(i-18:i 18-35 2L ' --. ' 3 18! I 172 132-135 12t -131 228-235 Kappa Alpha Order Kappa Mu Epsilon Kappa Sigma IBS 105 153 139 169 228-235 108-109 1 Hi- 125 114-115 ' .111-101 202-207 226-227 184 1611-161 224 170 64-78 2US-2U9 195 210-211 Lambda Chi Alpha Legislature Magnolia Court Maritiniers lriiV hitramurals MILITARY Mi- l),.in..n Deai-on Miss ( ireek Week Monogram Club •did GoMand Black llmi.r.in Delta Kajip (•ivhPH.. Club ( Mgal, ( luild utstanding Seniors Pershing Rifles Phi Al|.ha Delta Phi Alpha Theta Pi Kappa Alpha Pi Kappa Delta Pub Board Scabbard and Blade Second Year Law Class Senior Class Sigma Chi Sigma Phi Epsilon Sigma Pi Sophomore Class Student. The Student Government Student I ' nion Swimming Tassels Third Year I.:i« CI;,- THIS IS WAKE FOREST Tiark WAKE FOREST W,. lr, Fuundali.m W.-iiniii-ter PVIlowship WFDI) ..ni ' ii ' M. eiiiment . ssociation Whllr .l.-irkrl- Whn-. WliM 111 American Coll.-gcs i rni -r, itlr Womcn-s liitr W.R.A. Wrestling Y.D.C V.W.A. rals 212 213 149 230 235 143 I.S2 183 110 197 19 ' .l 163 201 214-215 198 154 200 106-107 38-60 216-217 220-221 80-88 158-159 148 164 137 102-105 8-17 236-242 169 168 STAFF EDITORS: COPY EDITORS: PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS PHOTOGRAPHERS: (•. PTloNS EDITOR: . THI.ETI( ' EDIT JR: FHATEHXITY EDITOR: IKJXORARIES: THEATRE: Anne A. Whicker William D Smith Pat Faisoii Gladys Ab.rgan Marv Jean Hunt Mary Gail Koontz Irvin Grigg. Chief Rav Rollins Phil Diehl Pat Pearson Llovd Gross Don Phelps Roy Hughes Pat Woodward TYPlXt; STAFF: BLSIXESS MAXAGER: BUSIXESS STAFF: s;inia Martin. Chief Sybil Beasley Bonnie Sullivan Susan Powell Maryaun Johnson Jean Lowery Kay Griflfin Fran Jovce wland L. Matte ' son Betsy Lackey Wavne Eudv Lowell Hedrick Tommy Bridges Barbara Horton } H m H DVEBTISEMEMTS ANDREW JAMIESON Chairman of Board Cable Address:— ADAMS T. M. EVINS President All Codes Used W. A. Adams Company INCORPORATED Packers-Dealers-Exporters LEAF TOBACCO All Grades and Types Leaf, Strips, Scrap and Stems OXFORD, N. C, U. S. A. fv -a • A « ■ ii •• o E o u E I c p CO FLORIDA SPKIAL Winston ' s ifilter-blendi up front is packed for pleasure! Sure, most filter cigarettes look alike. But there the re- semblance ends. Winston is different. Winston has both a modern filter and Filter- Blend — choice, golden to- baccos specially selected and specially {jrocessed for filter smoking. That ' s why, when all is said and done, this one quiet fact stands out: more folks find it fun to smoke Winston than any other filter cigarette. How about you ? Next time you buy ciga- rettes, ask for Winston. WINSTON TASTES GOOD like 8 cigarette should l¥ 1 y:i.iiwciil.a ■ ■■■ig ii.ii lllllllllll We appreciate the confidence of our many thousands of customers who prefer our Holsum Bread and made it an outstanding favorite in this area year after year since 1925 JONES BAKERIES. Inc. BAKERS OF llV ' „ „ uiuk ' i-w eai- ibr lucii jind b(n H Hanes Kn.lling Co , Wirnlon. Salem 1, N C. • Scandinavian Aklitbolaget Mclka, Goleborg, Sweden AusUalian: La Mode Induslties, Ply. Lid., FiUtoy . New Zealand: Soma-Presidenl Te.lilei Lld„ Wellingloi What is the Northwest North Carolina Market? The Northwest North Carolina Market is a clearly defined eleven county area — one you can easily put your finger on. Thriving tov ns . . . bustling communities . . . busy industrial plants . . . rich tobacco harvests . . . these are the things that boost this area into the forefront of North Caro- linas progress. Much is in store for this compact area of North Carolina. The long-awaited and much-heralded decade of the 6U ' s is upon us. Exciting! Dynamic! To meet challenges and keep well ahead of them, vour Journal and Sentinel has completed a .SI. .500.- 000 modernization and expansion program. Step into this exciting era with your Journal and Sentinel. Each edition is meaty with NEWS — alive with FE.ATl RES AND SPORTS— entertain- ing with COMICS. North Carolina ' s COLORACTION Newspapers WINSTON-SALEM TWIN CITY JOURNAL and SENTINEL (MORNING) (SUNDAY) (EVENING) TELECAST AFFILIATE WSJS-TV CHANNEL 12 BROADCAST AFFILIATE WSJS-AM:FM 600 KC — 104.1 MC NBG for WINSTON-SALEM, GREENSBORO, HIGH POINT he ideaU CjUkUna Vkalmme ' d. a e tknee l ld . . . 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I ' hnnc P 2-l).!17 The Lamp 422 W. 4th St. PA 3-5952 Shoes Po St For the best in Ladies ' Footwear ( nn pliinenls ED BANNER RESTAURANT seisB Penney ' s ALWAYS f R S T 1J A l-l t P ' COMPLIMENTS OF J. C. PENNEY CO. Separk Music Co. w. Fourth St. • All Published Distributors of Sheet Music King and Selmer and Books Band Instruments Henry Johnson ' s Esso Service (£sso) 155 Stratford Road Clothing styled and priced for the Wake Forest Man yVorman ' Stocktonn nc. We Appreciate Your Patronage ■ The Formal H ouse 209 W. 3rd St. PA 4-8471 • FORMAL WEAR FOR ANY AFFAI R ROMINGER FURNITURE COMPANY, Inc. Established 1900 Mrs. E. R. Cl n.mngh m i.hdirmfin of lioan W . ( j NMM.II WI I ' n-sl,!, ' ,,! OLDEST • LARGEST • BEST WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA College (gulf) Service Just off the Campus on Cherry St. Service and Prices to Suit You 3ruce Harris, Mgr. PA 5-9548 Belk Stevens Co. lour FiieiitUy DepHrlinenI Store Ciiiiiiniliilalioiis to the ' 60 (Graduates Corner of 5th ond Trade Streets •:;. ■-, -. 1 . Iluhnid ,,v Uiirh-son A portrait the perfect gift for any occasion oil the campus The Portraits in This Yearbook fl ere Made By SMITH STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHERS Official Portrait Photographers For the 1960 HOWLKK ■ ' Portraits and Apjilicatioii Pictures may be ordered from us from your School Annual Negatives. 12 East Hargett Street RALEIGH. NORTH CAROLINA PHOTO-ENGIlAtlNfiS jj yi the 1960 Howler kJe Made luf mniw PHOTO process ii mm co. Omre ujill alumf be a better (yearbook... Established 1871 ()ui [ is our first concern, and we strive constantly to produce vcaii)ooi s tliat are a credit to llie staiT and to tlie school. Printed and lithographed annuals of the highest quality are produced in our plant Ly skilled artisans. }()( . too. can be proud oj your annual. We invite your inquiries. 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