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THE GOVERNOR OF NORTH CAROLINA

Hon. Terry Sanforu

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William C. Friday

President of the Consolidated University

John T. Caldwell

Chancellor of North Carolina State College

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John VV. Shirley Dcaji of the Faculty

Lyle B. Rogers Director of Counseling

James J. SxEwAnT Dean of Stvdeiit Affairs

N. B. Watts

Director of Student Hoiimig

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AGRICULTURE

The science of agriculture is finding increasing applica- tion on the farms, in manufacturing plants, in processing plants, and in the entire network of sales and distribution of agricultural products in North Carolina. No longer does agricultural science apply only to farms. Men trained in the biological sciences and agricultural sciences are finding employment in a wide variety of professional, industrial, and farming activities. The graduates of the School of Agriculture are molding many of the changes which are taking place so rapidly and which arc building a greater North Carolina. Likewise, they are finding their place in other parts of the nation as leaders in their re- spective fields. The mule and plow can no longer charac terize agriculture. The agricultural leaders of today are those with mastery of chemistry, the biological sciences, agricultural business management, agricultural engineer- ing, public f)olicy and the techniques of efficient plant and animal produc- tion, processing and marketing. The young men and women of North Carolina have the talent and the School of Agriculture provides the training. Throughout the state and nation there is a demand and a will- ingness to pay for those with l^itb the talent and the training.

Dhan 1 1. Brooks James

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OFFICERS

Talmadce Brown President

Charles Mann Vice-President

Norwood Potter Secretary

Roger Collins Treasurer

The object of the Animal Industry Club is to foster a closer relationship between the students in Animal Industry, the faculty, and livestock breeders in the state; to encourage leadership; to acquaint the students with ac- ti\'ities in the field of Animal Industry; and to promote a greater interest in the profession.

OFFICERS

William Sumney President

Fred Cone Vice-President

Kenneth Lewis . Secretory

WiLLL\M H. Tharrington Treasurer

Edward O. }Ik;ii Reporter

Stuart Marks Parliamentarian

Monroe E. Gardner Advisor

Homer C. Folks Advisor

AGRICULTURAL COUNCIL

The Agricultural Council is composed of elected repre- sentatives of the \arious Agriculture Departments in the School of Agriculture and the Department of Agriculture Education. The primary function of the Council is to co- ordinate the acti\ities of the \arious departments repre sen ted.

Each year the Council sponsors entertainment programs, students' Ag Fair, Barnwarming Dance, and Ag Day.

The Council replaced the Agriculture Club in 1959 as a student function of the School of Agriculture.

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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF AGRONOMY

The aims of the Agronomy Club are to stimulate interest in the field of Agronomy, to aid in carrying on student ac- tivities, and improve relationships between faculty and stu- dents.

Each year the club sponsors educational exhibits at the North Carolina State Fair, and an Awards Banquet is held during the spring semester at which time the club presents an award to the outstanding instructor in the School of Agriculture.

OFFICERS

Roger Bone President

Robert PArrERSoN Vice-President

Manly Wilder Secretary

Robert U^hittaker Treasurer

OFFICERS

Ed Law Presideul

Shelton AocfXTK Vice-Preshieut

Fred Ricks Treasurer

Alan McDonald Secretary

The ASAE Club consists of students in Agricultural Engineering who are seeking in sight into the professional side of their chosen fickl. Programs ha\c brought out the \arious opportunities that are open to Agricultural Engineers. Members ha\e an opportunity to obtain leadership training and meet other stu dents and faculty members.

AMERICAN SOCIETY OF AGRICUTTURAL ENGINEERS

MECHANIZED AGRICULTURAL CLUB

OFFICERS

Stanley Kinc. President

I liu.ii Bowles \'ice-Presidetit

lliiRioN Barnes Secretary

Piov I loLDER Treasurer

E. L. Howell /liiri.sor

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OFFICERS

Stuart Marks President

James Mauney Vice-President

Dr. Eugene Hester Advisor

MEMBERS

R. F. Soots J. R. Paul G. A. Hurst R. R. Cowles B. Williams B. Ylircha

R. F. KooNTz R. L. Wilbur J. Parnell J. P. Hardister A. Griggs G. B. Pardue

LEOPOLD WILDLIFE CLUB

AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS CLUB

OFFICERS

Charles Little President

William Dowdy Vice-President

Wayne Philips Secretary

Lewis LIpchurch Treasurer

This club is composed ol all graduates and undergraduates in Agricultural Economics. It has as its purpose: (1) to stimulate interest in agricultural economics, (2) to pro\'idc a means oF contact between students and Farm Economics Association members so they can become familiar with the current develop ments in the Field ol /\oricultural Economics.

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OFFICERS

Kenneth Lewis Sandv Edwards Tony Capps Ivan Rash Willie Pa\-ne Dr. F. W. Cook

President

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Secretary-Treasttrer

Reporter

Prniircnu Chairman

Advisor

The Poultry Club strives to promote lead- ership, to acquaint students and staff, and to provide programs interesting to the members. The club sponsors barbecues and other activi- ties which make it jxjssible for club members to visit outstanding poultry enterprises throughout the state.

POULTRY SCIENCE CLUB

HORTICULTURE CLUB

OFFICERS Ames Christopher Rex McDonald Jerry Redd Ed Derrick

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Vice-President

Secretary Treasurer

The object of the I lorticulturc Club is to stimulate student interest in the field o( Horticulture, to foster and promote recreation- al and educational acti\ities, and to encourage student participation in ail campus activities.

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OFFICERS

Talmadge Brown President

Bob Matthews \'ice-President

Barbar,\ AIcAbee Secretary

Jerry Langdon Treasurer

E. G. Batte Advisor

Fhc purpose ot thf PrcA'cts Club is to stimulate interest in the field of Veterinary Medieine, to promote high scholarship and tcllowship among its members, and to ac- t|uaint the students with the Veterinary Col- lege at thi' llni\ersity of Georgia and Okla- homa State LIniversitv.

PRE- VETS CLUB

AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION CLUB

OFFICERS

Chester Honeycutt loHN Kanipe Eddie Joe Pitts Carl Clark

President

Vice-President

Secretary

Treasurer

The Ag Ed Club was organized in the Ag Ed Department to promote the de\elo]iment of character, leadership, personality, social and professional skills, and cooperation needed for directing the learning process.

I he members ha\e opportunity and are en- couraged to participate in activities which lead to the de\elopment of abilities to take part in and lead group discussion, to work effectively with a committee, to write and publicize ac- tivities, to plan and e\aluate one's own edu- cational experiences, and many other social and educational values.

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THE SCHOOL

OF DESIGN

The School of Design is devoted and dedicated to the de

\elopment of a native architecture and its accompanying art forms for the southern region.

While the natural and organic aspects of design are stressed, the uni\crsal and international aspects of design are also re- spected and related to the human patterns of life. Seeking to integrate the architect as a social human being and the archi- tect as a scientist-engineer, the school encourages and nurtures the architect-engineer as the coordinator of structural dynamics in the o\er-all pattern of life.

While its first aim is to ser\e North Carolina and the southern regions, the design school believes that its students will be equipped, through the teaching of the school, to work in any region.

Because character, a profound de\otion, and an absolute pro- fessional commitment are prime ingredients of any creative activitv where the stxrial respcmsibilities are as vital as in archi- tecture and design, the School of Design fosters and cultivates the integritv of the individual.

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THE

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EDUCATION

The Luncnt need lor e()m|ietent, well qualified teachers is greater now than at an\ other period in the history of our public school svstem. Ihis is especialK true in the fields of mathe- matics, science, industrial education, industrial arts, and \oca- tional agriculture.

The School of Education pro\ides the professional pre-eni ployment training required for certificating teachers of voca- tional agriculture, industrial arts, industrial education, mathe- matics and science. The curriculum in each of these depart- ments includes courses designed to aid prospecti\e teachers in acquiring an understanding of high school pupils, and in se- lecting and using acceptable teaching methods. The School of Education also pro\idcs undergraduate training for recreation leaders in industrial and rural areas.

Dean |. Brv.ani Kirki..\ni)

OFFICERS

Robert \'auc;hn Oscar Overcash Curtis Pmi i ips Leroy Murphy Mr. Robert Iroxler

Pre side }it \'ice-Preside)ii

Treasurer

Puhlicitr Chairnwii Advisor

The Industrial Arts Club brings together the members of the cle)i;ntment in order that they mav beeome better aequainted. Outstanding men in re- lated fields present to the elub at its meetings the latest ideas and news of the professional world. I he elub strives to make its profession better known and to influence young men to train for a luture in In diisiii.ii Arts.

INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB

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Dr. Ivan B. Hostetler Trustee

Mr. Robert T. Troxler Co-Tnistee

Epsilon Pi Tau is tlic IntcriKitiDiul I Icinor Society in hiclustiial Arts and Intliistiial

Vocational Education. 1 he purjioses are to recognize the place o( skill, to promote

social and proFcssional proliciencx . and to (oster and reward research and jiuhlish its results.

OFFICERS

Norman R. Fisher President

Maynard F. Ai>ams Roy M. Bii.lingsley Bobby J. Brown Lloyd W. Elliot Menry W. Germaine Garland K. Milliard

MEMBERS

Donald G. Bassett Secretary & Treasurer

Ray E. Iackson Robert Leith Thomas W. Merrill Thomas B. Oakley Francis D. Rackley Paul H. Rice, Jr.

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ALPHA PI CHAPTER

MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE EDUCATION

OFFICERS

Marshall Duncan President

Iulian Snipes Vice-President

Frankie Gurganus Secretary

Anne Bellis Treasurer

The Math and Science Education Club is an organization of students who are interested in a career in teaching. It offers social, leader- ship, and professional training through its meetings, programs, and activities.

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ENGINEERING

The engineer, \igoi'ous and probing in his ajiprtxich It) tech nological problems, represents a profession growing in size and im]Kirtance. To meet the expanding demand tor its graduates, the School of Engineering, too, has grown until now it has the largest enrollment in the College. Representing major fields of engineering and growing areas of specialization, fifteen cur- ricula are offered by eight degree-granting departments. Grad- uate as well as undergraduate programs extend to the student the opportunity to exploit to the fullest his capacities for learn- ing.

Dr. John Harold Lampe, Dean of Engineering, directs a staff which includes some of the education and scientific leaders of the nation. Nine buildings filled with modern fa- cilities are utilized for teaching and research by these faculty members. In its extensive activities in ser\ice and research, the School seeks both to explore basic engineering principles and to in\'estigate problems encountered bv the industries of North Carolina.

Thus, the School is dedicated to the dual mission of serving the indi\idual student and the citizens of the State. It also sets for itself the task of keeping abreast of cur- rent de\'elopments in technology and in the engineering profession. The resulting pro- gram of education is recognized as one of the foremost in the South and in the nation.

Dean Iohn 1 1. Lampe

The Engineers' Fair

The Engineers' Council is composed of elected represen- tatives of the \'arious engineering schools on the campus. The primary function of the Council is to co-ordinate the activities of the \arious societies represented.

Each year the Council sponsors the Engineers' Exposition. It is also responsible for directing the publication of the "Southern Engineer."

Ihe Engineers' Council sjxjnsors two dances during the school year. In the fall, the "Engineers' Ball" is held. And, during the spring semester, the "St. Pat's Dance" takes place.

In connection with the "St. Pat's Dance'', the Council recognizes outstanding engineering students by knighting them into the Order of St. Patrick. The outstanding senior engineering student is recognized and given a gift by the Council at this time.

Scholarship is encouraged at the freshman level by elect- ing the two outstanding freshmen from each department as Companions of St. Patrick.

Frank Madren President

Robert Gidney

Vice-President

William Kelley

Secretary

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Row 1— Bales, Barnhill, Batchelor, Bethune, Chalmers, Cummings, Currie, Davis Row 2— Doub, Harrington, Harris, Hasting, Howell, Huggins, Humphries, Keistler Row 3— Kjosnes, Kunde, Lafferty, Lanier, Law, Logan, Payne, Reynolds Row 4— Richardson, Rogers, Shanklin. Sherrill, Smart, Smithwick, Steed, Stevenson Row 5— Tosto, U'hite, Williams, \A'illiams, U'ilson, Winchester, Wolfe, York

Sam Blackwood Treasurer

ENGINEERS' COUNCIL

Ihe student section of the American Society ot Mechanical Engineers is a part o( a national professional society which has as its objectixe the achancement of the field of Mechanical En gineering, through the free exchange of technical information and the cooperation of mechanical engineers all over the world. The society hopes to achie\e through its student sections an introduction for its student members into the engineering world, to create an atmosphere in which the students may de \elop skills. Student members ha\e an opportunity to keep in formed on new developments in industry. 1 his is accomplished through speakers, films, conferences, society publications. Moral leadership and growth through stress on indi\'idual ethics and codes of professional conduct is a basic objective of the society.

OFFICERS

Eric Smart Chairman

George Tucker V ice-Chairman

Lloyd Rogers Secretary-Treasurer

AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS

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Garrison	Harris, D. 1.	Harris, R. G.	Hacknev	King	Mann
Massengili.	McCuiSTON	McCoMBS	Payne	Pebson	Peterson
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PI TAU SIGMA

Xed Sigmon President

Membership in Pi Tau Sigma is the highest honor tiiat can be obtained by a mechanical engineering student in his field. He must maintain a \ery high scholastic a\'erage in order to be eligible For membership, but this is by no means the only requirement, for selection is also based on social adaptability, honesty, personal cleanliness, neatness, and soundness of prin- ciples and morals. If a man is deemed worthy, he is invited to join Pi Tau Sigma, an honor which all men would be proud to claim as theirs.

OFFICERS

Xed SigjMox Truman King James R. Reynolds Maxwell Goode Alvin D. I looPER I. S. DOOLITTLE . . .

President

Vice-President

Correspondino Secretary

Recording, Secretory

Treasurer

Advisor

AMERICAN EMSTITUTE OF

ELECTRICAL ENGENEERING

INSTITUTE OF RADIO ENGENEERS

OFFICERS

Le\\'is a. Williams Chairman

1 Iarvey Lanier Vice-Cha'imian

X ^^^^ ^..^ti^^^^ Glenn Klutz l.R.E. Secretary

0 I 1 ^■1^^^^^ Frank Madren ^i.I.E.E. Secretary

' ' M * IJj^^^^H Nile Kjosnes l^ocal Secretary

f P^^^B £ -y^ Winkler /\./.E.E. Advisor

C. H. Voss l.R.E. Advisor

The primary function of the student branch of the Amer- ican Institute of Electrical Engineers is to promote profes- sional interest in this field and to de\elop the abilities of its members.

The Institute of Radio Engineers aims to promote fellow- ship among students interested in communications. Speakers from the radio industry are brought to the campus to further enlighten its members.

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ETA KAPPA NU

William T. VVindlev President

Jones, T. L. Fuller, R. V. Booker, J. L. Tysinger, J. E. Walker, H. B. Stall, N. B. Jamerson, C. D. Gilliam, D. D. Carter, B. W. Garcla, Oscar

Fetherston, D. E. Goodwin, D. A. Sandiford, J. P., Jr. McDowell, L. K. Taylor, G. B. Smith, T. M. Smires, M. B.

SENIORS

Radford, W. E. I Ienson, B. H. Baldwin, V. McL. Lytle, C. D. Brown, H. A. Pales, C. L., Jr. McNeil, T. D. Bridges, R. O. Phipps, J. Luce, S. W.

JUNIORS

Hart, J. C. F Iarris, I. C. BOGER, R. L. Schermerhor, D. ] Pass. H. L., Jr. Field, |. M., Jr. Roberts, J. W. Sloan, B. J.

IVEY, R. M. Madren, F. S. Swanson, O. N., Jr. Broome, H. D. Hearn, C. p. Myers, E. C. correll, e. m. Abe, F. Bales, E. T. Smith, F. H.

Allred, J. M. Willoughby, J. F., Steele, B. G. Stubbins, G. E. Bradshaw, J. A. Littlejohn, M. a. gurlee, j. t.

Norman R. Bell Fflcr<!fv Advisor

Lewis Williams Vice-President

Sam Blackwood Treasurer

Oliver Credle Recorder

James L. Hamilton Correspondent

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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS

Alvin York Carroll White

Bq\t) Steed

Steve Gentry

Prof. Carroll Mann

President

Vice-President

Secretary

Treasurer

Advisor

The aims of the society are to help the ci\il engineering students by closer acquaintances among the students, faculty, practicing engineers, and the National Society. Th-j student

chaiitcr su|iplemcnts regular class and lahoratory work, and is the (in!\ nii'cliinn that can relate the professional develop- ment of the students to the achie\emcnts of the American Soci'Jt)' of Ci\il Engineers.

1 he society meets every second and fomth 1 uesdav nights in the C. E. Building auditorium. Ilu' programs consist ol moN'ies on engineering projects, lectures h\' pro- fessional engineers, and technical jiapers prepared and read hy students. Social activities are a part of chapter acti\ities. Smokers, picnics, and dances are frequent. Mcmhershiji is open to all civil engineering students and ma\ he obtained at an\ ollicial meeting.

	OFFICERS
Arthur Reynolds		President
Tom Hall		V'tce-Presidoit
Carroll Whiie		Secrelary
Jerry \Villl\ms		Treasurer
M. E. Uyanik		Advisin

Chi Epsilon is a n.itidnal professional Ci\ il Engineering honorarv fraternitw based on the broad objecti\c of increas- ing the efficiency of the profession as an instrument of social betterment.

Chi Epsilon was organized to recognize those characteris tics of the indi\idual engineer deemed fundamental to the successful pursuit of an engineering career and to aid the development of these characteristics in the undergraduate engineer.

Chi Epsilon has, from a small beginning, grown to a place of prominence in the professional and honorary fraternity world. It has chapters in the majority of the best engineering schools in the country, stri\-ing to maintain a constant policy of establishing chapters at a school on the basis of the quality of its instruction and not necessarily its size.

The chapter of State has maintained an active member- ship of approximately twenty men, and has participated acti\'ely in both departmental and school projects.

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AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS

Dick Currie Paul Tosto Woody Farr Pete Kelly

OFFICERS

President

Vice-President Secretary Treasurer

The primaiy purpose oF the student chapter of the Amer- ican Institute of Industrial Engineers is to provide opportun- ities for the professional dexelopment of students in Indus- trial Engineering. Coordination of departmental activities, de\elopment of leadership, and promotion of the interchange of ideas among students arc other high objecti\es. Member- ship is open to all Industrial Engineering students and may he obtained at an\ oflicial meeting;.

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AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERS

OFFICERS

Sam Winchester President

Charles Sanderson Vice-President

Charles Davis Recorder

David Cooper Correspondent

AviLiNO Sequeira Treas^irer

K. O. Beatty Faculty Advisor

The i\. C. State Student Chapter oF the AICHE is dedicated to promoting academic and professional interest in Chemical Engineering. Nationally noted speakers, plant trips, and social meetings with parent groups are the stimu- lative means. The AICHE also affords opportunity for de- \elopment of individual leadcrsliiii, administration, and public speaking.

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OFFICERS

William Mason President

Elno Scott \' ice-President

loHN LIpchurch Treasurer

Maurice Benbow Secretary

Wallace Qliate Correspondent

|. W. P. Smithvvick

Engineers Council Representative

Dr. W. C. Hackler Advisor

rhe North Carolina State College Studciit Branch of the American Ceramic Society was organized to familiarize students with the X'arious aspects of the ceramic industry through talks, discussions, and motion pic- tures, and to promote a stronger bond of fel- lowship between students and facuhv in the department.

AMERICAN CERAMICS SOCIETY

KERAMOS

OFFICERS

|ack Lackey President

Larry Barnes Vice-President

W. 1 1. Mason Treasurer

JAc-K Smhuwick Secretary

DoNc; C'lioi Herald

l)n. Kmiegel Advisor

Keranios, the national professional Ceramic Lpii^ineering Fraternity, was founded in 1902 at Ohio State Lini\ersit\', and is the oldest pro tessional engineering fraternitY in the world. \\'hile the organization is strictly professional in nature, the requirements for membership ■ire as high as most of the honorary societies .iiid it permits the wearing of the key b\' honor siudents. MemlxTshi]i is offered in the De- p.irtment of Ceramics or Ceramic Engineering 1(1 those who ha\'e a good scholastic record, a good character record and who give promise ol making good in industry. Tlie principal ob- ject of the fraternity is to promote and em- phasize mental achie\emcnt anil to jiromote interest in ceramic art, tcchnologv, and en- v;inecring.

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OFFICERS

I AMES R. Reynolds Cluiiniuiii

[osipit I). Dolus Vice-Cluiirxnin

William 1 1. Daniels Program Chairman

Samuel L. Porter Correspondent

Alion j. Barnhill Treasurer

David S. McRae Recorder

Robert M. Pinkerton Advisor

1 he basic mission of the Institute ot /Xeronauticiil Sciences is to Facilitate b\' all available means the interchange of technical ideas among aeronautical engineers throughout the world. Student membership has been established to prox ide the student engineer ot science with bniatl oppor- tunities to engage in activities associated with luttire a\ia- tion careers. The local branch encourages professional con- sciousness and fellowship through programs of guest lec- tures, film showings, and social functions, along with par- ticipation in annual conferences.

INSTITUTE OF AERONAUTICAL SCIENCES

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OFFICERS Austin Edmundson Bob Whitener Jerry Massey James Crew Jim Hastings

President

Vice-President

Secretary

Treasurer

Engineers Council Representative Mr. E. S. Johnson Advisor

The Club is organized by the Students of the Furniture Curriculum, and ad\iscd by ProFessor E. Sigurd Johnson and by Profes- sor Rudolph Willard. Speakers from the Fur niture Industry keep the membership in- formed by giving them first hand information of the latest de\elopments in the industry.

STUDENT FURNITURE CLUB

SOUTHERN ENGINEER

Under the sponsorship of the Engineers' Council, the Southern Engineer provides an opportunity to develop favorable student writ- ing techniques and to provide information of value to the engineering profession.

Published four times each school year dur- ing the months of October, December, March, and May by the students in the School of En- gineering, the Sojtthern Engineer magazine has, through its policy of keeping the en- gineering profession inlormed of the prog- ress made in its field lM>th in the School of Engineering at State College and throughout North Carolina, become one of the leading technical journals in the South.

\'a.N SHhRRILL

Editor

1'aUL IIUMPHRIH',

Business Manager

OFFICERS

Kinney Bales Virgil G. Kunde Claude Jones . Donald Childers

President Vice-Presidoit Correspondent

Recorder

1 he student section of the American Institute ot Physics is an organization whose purpose is the advancement and diffusion of knowledge of the science of physics and its ap- phcation to human welfare. The section was formed in 1950 and has been steadily growing in membership and activities. Today it is one of the most active of the technical societies on campus.

AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS

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OFFICERS

Don Sells Jerry Sawyer

GUS CoilCIIELL

Ed Oberhofer Pun I 1 AM men

I'rcsident

\'icc-Prcsideiit

Treasurer

Reconliuii Secretary

Correspoiidi)io Secretary

Signiii Pi Sigma is the only national physics honor society. Its chapters are restricted to colleges and universities of rec- ognized standing which offer a strong physics major. The chap::ers receive into membership phvsics students and a few others in closely related fields when such students attain high standards of scholarship, promise of prolession.il merit, and academic distinction.

ITie objects of the society are to ser\e as a means of awarding distinction to students having high scholarship and promise of achievements in physics, to promote student in- terest in research and advanced study of the subject, to en- courage a professional spirit and friendship among those who have displayed marked abilities in physics, and to iiopLihir- ize interest in physics in the general collegiate public.

SIGMA PI SIGMA

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OFFICERS

H. C. Norman President

D. C. Rabb Vice-President

R. A. Heustess Secretary

L. T. Sanford Treasurer

Dr. Parker Advisor

The Rockhounds are an affiliated chapter of The American Institute of Mining, Metal- lurgical, and Petroleum Engineers. The pur- ]X)se of this society is to promote among its members an increasing knov\'ledge of Geo- logical Engineering and to instill a profes- sional pride in the life work they have chosen.

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AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR METALS

The North Carolina State College Chapter of the American Society for Metals functions as an organization dedicated to the promotion of fellowship among metallurgical students and helps them de\elop and broaden their in- terests in the field of metallurgy.

THE

SCHOOL

OF

FORESTRY

To keep pace witli tlie lapid df\clopment of forestry and the wood-using industries in the South, the School of Forestry has expanded its program and facilities. Under-graduate pro- grams train students for careers in Forest Management, Wood Technology, Pulp and Paper Technology and Wood Products Merchandising. Graduate programs lead to the Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy degrees. The classrooms and laboratories in Kilgorc I lall, tlie three permanent camps, and 80,000 acres of School Forests, the WihkI 1' rod acts Lalxjratory, and the new Pulp ami l\ipi.T l.ihoratorx' pn)\'ided exceptional facilities for education and research.

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De.an R. |. Preston

Paul Sykes Prcsideiil

Fred Liverman Vicc-Prcsideiii

Howard Scheurenbrand Secretary

Dan Grimsley Treasurer

Dr. R. C. Bryant Advisor

FORESTRY CLUB

Tlic State College Forestry Club holds weekly meetings during the school year for the pui-pose of promoting better relationships between students and members of the faculty. Educational and recreational programs are presented at these meetings.

An annual "Rolleo," held at Hill Forest, is sponsored by the club. At the "Rolleo," teams from each class compete in volleyball, log bucking, horseshoe pitching, tobacco spitting, and \arious other types of competition. The outstanding social event of the year is the "Logger's Brawl."

Publication of the Plnctuui. the Forestry School annual. is sjxjnsored by the club and distributed to forestry students and alumni. The club also publishes Slabs and Edgings, a bi-monthly paper containing articles and news of particular interest to forestry students.

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Sam Mace .Mitchell CtUrganus

Editor Bus. Mgr.

The P'nietum is the annual publication of the School of Forestry and is sponsored by the Forestry Club. It is distributed to all students in the School of Forestry, active alumni, ad- \'ertisers, and all accredited forestry schools in the country.

The Piiietmu is a record of special events and student activities that take place in the School of Forestry. In addition, it contains re}X)rts and articles of information concerning school forests and research projects in forestry, as well as articles from around the world by practicing alumni.

PINETUM

FOREST PRODUCTS RESEARCH SOCIETY

OFFICERS

Jim Hastings President

Morris Jones Vice-President

Phil Hogan Treasurer

The Forest Products Research Society, an outgrowth of the national society, is the only active student chapter in the United States. The members are students whose primary in- terests are in wood utilization and its related industries. Membership is made up of stu dents in the Furniture Manufacturing and Management Curriculum of the School of Engineering, and students in the Wood Tech- nolog)' Curriculum of the School of Forestry.

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THE

SCHOOL

OF

PHYSICAL SCIENCES

AND

APPLIED MATHEMATICS

Ihc School of Physical Sciences and Applied Mathematics has two missions at North Carolina State College: the training oF vvell-qualiFied scientists and mathematicians; the technical support oF curricula in Agriculture, Education, lextilcs. For- estry, Design, and Engineering.

The School of Physical Sciences and Applied Mathematics is Fully equipped For instruction and research. Special equi]> ment and laboratories associated with the departments of the School include a complete radio-chemistry laboratory; a low power homogeneous reactor and a heterogeneous reactor de- signed For 100 kw; a one million \olt \'an de Graaff accelerator; two analog computors, GEDA and Donner; and an IBM 650 digital computer supplemented by access to the LINIVAC 1105 at the University of North Carolina Computation Center at Chapel Hill. Other Facilities on the cam]ius axailable For teach- ing and research are an RCA electron microscope, complete X-ray laboratories with diffraction and radiographic equipment, and precision in- strument shops.

Undergraduate curricula leading to the Pjachclor of Science degree in Physics. Ex- perimental Statistics, Chemistry, and Ap- plied Mathematics ha\e been established. 1 he Master of Science degree is offered by each department of the School, with the Doctor of Philosophy degree available in the departments of Phvsics and Fxperi- mental Statistics.

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APPLIED MATH CLUB

OFFICERS
Charles Davis	Pre^iilcnl
Marvin Margolis	]'ice-PrcsidL'iit
Fred Radford	. Secretary
Betty Harris	Treasurer
Dr. T- B. Wilson	Aihisor

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THE SCHOOL

OF TEXTILES

Life is no longer simple in the weaver's trade. Man-made fibers with man-made properties, chemistrv, electronics, and e\'en nuclear radiation have converted the ancient art of textile

manufacturing to a complex science.

Through its educational and research program, the School of Textiles is providing leadership for this new era in North Carolina's largest industry. It is first in research, first in educa- tion. 1 his is "the mill" . . . home of whirring spindles and zoom- ing looms . . . the orlon artery for human beings . . . the blue wimlows o( shibbcrs and snubbers . . . the Shuttle Inn ... of the Red Thunderbird . . . the beginning of careers in a fast mo\ing industry.

Llnder current plans to broaden both programs, and with the backing of textile leaders, the School can help insure the future of one of North Carolina's fascinating, colorful and dvnamic industries.

Dean Malcolm E. Campbell

OFFICERS

|a(k 1 loi r

Charles I Ihpfsteiler

CaRV I kiNSllCKER

JOHN Nash

I'rcs'niciil Vice-President

Secretiiry Treasurer

I'lu- I oinpkins IVxtilc Cciuncil is the students' ^oxcrning hdcK of the Textile Seliool. It is comiX)sed of representa- tives from the x'urious textile organizations and rcjircscnta tives from each class.

The Council acts as the bridge between the stutlents and the faculty. Also, the Tompkins Textile Council sponsors man\' student functions each year, highlighted by the Open House and Annual Picnic. lo be a member of the Council is one of the highest honors in the Textile School.

TOMPKINS TEXTILE COUNCIL

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OFFICERS

Otto Brockman President

Rick Kiimrev Vice-President

Bob Nelson Treasurer

Gene Inman Secretary

Frank Nixon Scribe

Lloyd Edmonds Pledge Master

Bill Poole DeKap Editor

Bob Wiggins Advisor

DELTA KAPPA PHI

Delta Kappa Phi is the oldest professional textile fraternity in America, having been founded in 1899 at the Philadelphia Textile Institute. Started around a nucleus of seventeen members. Kappa Chapter was instituted on May 14, 1948 at State College. The fraternity strives to create a fraternal re- lationship and greater social enjoyment among its members, as well as promote the interest of its members in acquiring a thorough education in textiles. The chapter of State Col- lege also stri\es to promote acti^'ities of interest to the Textile School.

MEMBERS

Hill Adams Clayton Asburv Bill Ayscue Marvin Beaddy H. K. Brannon Melton Bridgeman Jan Gates Scott Davidson Bill Dowd W'ayne Edwards |oE Flynn Larry Gibson Ben Goff |.\ke Goforth John Guthery Thomas Harrison Kin II awn |ack Holt Max Huntley' Don Inge t marlie Ingold Ijutch Johnson Gerald Johnson Walter Jones Randall Brown

George Kalin Don Livingston Dave McMahon Kenneth McNeill Bobby Perry Earl Phillips

C ARLOS PlATSCHEK

Jim Powell Fred Revelle Ralph Reynold Don Roberts Silas Rowland Botch Rozier [ames Seago Bill Stanley John Stevens Don Stout Glenn Talbert John Tolar Paul Tucker Stacy Walser V\'illis Weeks Dave Winstead Owen Wright Larry Costner

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OFFICERS

John Nash President

Ron Medders Vice-President

Ben Crotts Secretary

Ted Hager Treasurer

Phi Psi Fiiiternity is a proFessional textile fraternity, the objects and aims being: first, to promote good fellowship among men of textile schools and the textile industry; sec- ond, to encourage a high standard of textile work; third, to assist by every honorable means the advancement of its members.

Eta Chapter at North Carolina State Col- lege is the largest chapter in the fraternity, in parallel with the largest textile school in the world. The fraternity serves the Textile School by offering a guide service for all visi- tors and guests of the school. It also sponsors a banquet in the spring at which a cup is award- ed to the Man of the Year in the North Caro- lina Textile Industrv.

PHI PSI

KAPPA TAU BETA

OFFICERS

Rick Kimrey President

John Goforth Vice-President

Iack Holt Secretary

Ben Crotts Treasurer

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OFFICERS

Ron Medders President

Charles Huffstetler Vice-President

Jean Hamilton Secretary

Steve James Treasurer

The American Association of Textile Chem- ists and Colorists seeks to incite an interest in the science of dyeing and finishing of textile products. Monthly meetings are held and speakers are invited from North Carolina and the surrounding area.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF TEXTILE CHEMISTS & COLORISTS

TEXTILE FORUM

OFFICERS

Lloyd Edmonds Co-Editor

loiiN GoFORTH Co-Editor

Frank Nlxon Business Mgr.

Toby Brockman Circulation Manager

The Textile Forum is the publication of the school of textiles. It is published and man- aged entirely by a student staff. Copies of the publication are sent to leading textile firms throughout the countr)'.

The Textile Foruui publishes technical ar- ticles of interest to all. These are wTitten by the students, members of the faculty, and by outstanding leaders in the field of textile science and industry.

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GOLDEN CHAIN

SENIOR HONORARY

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MEMBERS
Richard Curris	Sandy Matthews
Tom Eck ^^K	Lad Daniels
Ronold Shearon	Roger Moxingo
Robert Cooke	Kent Watson
Charles Russell	Joel Ray
Frank Madren sF''"'	Donald Blizzard
HONORARY
Henry Bowers	Kingston Johns, Jr
■ Robert A. Barnes
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Sandy Matthews ^^^n . \ . .	Arch Regent
Ronald Shearon . ^^^w •	Regent
Joel Ray ....:<	Secretary

Golden Chain, Senior Honor Society, was founded at N. C. State College in 1926 through the efforts of the college newspaper. Golden Chain seeks to promote better citizenship at N. C. State College by fostering existing traditions and creating an atmosphere conducive to high scholarship, cleoner athletics, clearer self expression, and a greater devotion to duty in all campus organizations.

Each spring twelve rising Seniors are tapped into the society and thus increase the endless chain by twelve "links." The name Golden Chain is symbolic in that it represents an endless chain which joins together outstanding State men who hove built a lasting tradition in our community. The Chain will extend to all ports of the world in time and bind, each individual link closer to his Alma Mater.

BLUE KEY

OFFICERS

Bob Redmon President

Lad Daniels Vice-President

Ralph Edwards Corresponding Secretary

Roger Moxingo Recording Secretary

Paul Leggett Treasurer

L. R. Whichard Adviser

John Cobb Lad Daniels Joel Ray Bruce Hoadley Tom Eck Bill O'Brien Alan Altman

MEMBERS

Don Blizzord Kent Watson Sandy Matthews Roger Mozingo Frank Madren Charles Russell Ronald Shearon Ron Olive

Jay Brame Bob Cooke Dick Currie Ed Law Ralph Edwards Bob Redmon Paul Leggett

FACULTY ADVISOR L. R. Whichard

HONORARY

Dr. C. H. Bostion

Earle Edwards

J. B. Edwards, Jr.

Gerald Erdohl

Dr. Gerald B. James

Abraham Holtzmann

Blue Key Honor Fraternity was founded at the Uni- versity of Florida in October, 1924, to perpetuate the belief in God, to preserve the principles of good citi- zenship, and to promote the best interest of the stu- dents.

The fraternity recognizes outstanding qualities in character, scholarship and service, placing equal em- phasis upon leadership in student activities. Member- ship is composed of graduate and undergraduate stu-

Rudolph Pate

J. J. Stewart

Bonks C. Tolley, Jr.

N. B. Wotts

L. R. Whichard

Rev. Oscar B. Wooldridge, Jr.

dents of all departments of American colleges and universities.

Each year Blue Key co-sponsors the Homecoming celebration. Annually the fraternity presents the citi- zenship award to the Senior who has distinguished himself as the foremost citizen of his class. In addition. Blue Key cooperotes with other campus organizations in various activities to perpetuate a more meaningful campus life.

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30 AND 3

SOPHOMORE LEADERSHIP SOCIETY

Jim Caldwell

IlM FUTRELLE

Jim Groce Bill Jackson Ervin Lineberger

MEMBERS

Wes McGee Mike Perry Charles Sparrow Lamar Thomas norris tolson

John Wilcox

Jim Groce John Wilcox Jim Caldwell

OFFICERS

President

Vice-President

Secretary-Treasurer

The Order of Thirty and Three is a local honorary or ganization which recognizes outstanding members of the Sophomore Class. Members are picked during the spring semester of the Sophomore year and remain active for the duration of one year.

Selection for membership in Thirty and Three is the

highest honor a Sophomore can attain. Qualifications in- clude: Good character, a high sense of honor, ability for leadership, satisfactory scholastic standing, welfare of school at heart, and other qualities deemed necessars' to accomplish the greatest good, as determined by the active membership.

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PHI KAPPA PHI

MEMBERS Undergraduates

R. Barnes D. B. Carter

C. H. Cooke

G. P. COUCHELL

J. A. Edmondson G. W. Garrison P. M. Gibson

D. L. Grimsley R. K. Gr\'der

J. A. Hackney D. L. Hester A. B. Hoadley A. D. Hooper G. A. Hoots

1. R. I. H. P. S. C. D. I. H. L. C. T. L. W. P W. I. G. A. S. C. VV. B L. C. E. S.

Howell

isenholtr

Jackson

JAiMERSON

Johnson Johnson Jones

. Kolodney Lackey Massel Matthews . Michael Moore Oberhofer

T. A. Owens D. R. Paul W. J. Privott

N. A. SiGMON

J. T. Spence J. E. Tysinger 1 I. I], Walker J. H. Walker J. W. York R. D. Lambert M. G. Willums V. D. Arendt C. A. Davis R. G. Edwards

R. C. Fluck I. C. Gore J. D. Greene F. Grieger P. E. Hamrick F. R. Jetter C. H. Little R. D. McBrayer J. W. McRary V. J. May H. L. Powe J. R. Rainey C. L. Sanderson J. O. Williams S. C. Winchester

S. Bush

R. B. Gate

R. W. Chang

R. L. Dough

L A. ]]. El-Shanshoury

W. Y. Epling

Graduates

I\L P. Hui

T. Khosia

C. V. Parathiras

C. J. PlNILLA

C. G. Poncelet

M. S. Sholar G. T. Smith K. J. Tharp T. M. Ward M. A. Welt J. J. Young

F. S. Barkalow, Jr. A. D. Hopper D. D. ^LAsoN

OFFICERS

President

\'ice-Presideut

Secretary

D. M. Gates R. ]. Monroe W.' O. Doggeti-

Treasurer Correspondent President-Elect

Phi Kappa Phi, scholastic honor society, was founded at the LIniversity oF Maine in 1897. Since the establish- ment of the North Carolina State Chapter on Decem- ber 10, 1923, there have been more than twelve hundred local students, alumni, and honorary candidates elected to membership.

Phi Kappa Phi is the highest scholastic honor attainable for a student in technical fields of study. It is dedicated to the Unity and Democracy of Education and its ulti- mate objective is to emphasize scholarship and character, to foster the goals of institutions of higher learning, and to stimulate mental achievement through recognition.

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PHI ETA SIGMA

MEMBERS

Dale M. Baber Harvey T. Banks Marvin C. Beasley Jerry L. Bennett Robert Bicgerstaff Roy N. Bishop Charles W. Bostlan Larry B. Carawan John W. Cobb Thomas G. Coffey William M. Cox David E. Cribbin William M. Deal Iames L. Devereaux Ronald L. Dixon Charles E. Dunning John W. Earnhardt Edward C. Franklin David E. Freas Benjamin T. Graveley Roger P. Gray

William S. Guion Ralph H. Hackney Yoel Haitovsky Alan E. Hale Edwin W. Hauser Paul A. Helminger Miles A. Hughes Paul N. Humphreys William R. James Malcolm R. Judkins Bruce H. Kernodle George P. Kettrell A. Kappel Vello a. Kuuskrv\a William J. Lassiter Jerry S. Lee Clyde Logan William A. Lucas Larry S. McBride Floyd E. McCall Hubert W. McGee

William A. McClenny Martin A. Mainster Robert L. Martin Robert L. Mayton Gene S. Miller Richard M. Morgan Harmon L. Morton Jesse W. Myers Maurice W. Partin Terry N. Phillips Robert G. Pindell Garnet Qliesinberry Louis A. Rader Willis A. Reid Wayne B. Roberts Robert Gene Rouse Clay E. Sams Pedro A. Schick Richard Schachtman Tommy G. Sharpe Stephen W. Sherman

Frank S. Smith Wllllam H. Smyth William M. Spence Virgil S. Spencer Charles Stallings Alfred J. Stamm David R. Steinberg Stavro Stephanakis Michael R. Stepp Richard S. Stroud David W. Swain Henry F. Tisdale Ierry' L. Townsend Frank C. Tltcker Thomas C, Ward William R. Watson Alan S. Weinberg Barry B. White George S. York Wiliiam p. Youngblood

OFFICERS

Bill Lucas President

Bill Lassiter Vice-Preskk'nt

Tommy Sharpe Secretary

Vello Kuuskraa Treasurer

Phi Eta Sigma was founded at the LIni\crsity ot lUi nois, March 1923. The State College Chapter was in stalled on May 16, 1930. Membership in Phi Eta Sigma is open to those Freshmen who make the equivalent of

half A's and half B's and is considered the highest scholas- tic honor a Freshman can attain. Phi Eta Sigma's mem- bers are acti\e through their Sophomore year and strive to promote interest in high scholastic standards.

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TAU BETA PI

		MEMBERS
W. Bailey	J. E. Ellen	I. M. Johnson
V. M. Baldwin	H. E. Eskridge	K. R. JOLLS
H. S. Beard	G. T. Ferrell, Jr.	T. L. Jones
B. M Berry	R. V. Fuller	W. M. Kahlbaum, Jr
S. J. Blackwood	O. N. Garcia	M. R. KOWALCZYK
R. L. Boger	H. L. Gerringer	V. G. KUNDE
J. L. Booker	P. M. Gibson	W. 1. Lackey, Jr.
L H. Bracy	R. S. GlDNEY	K. O. Laughon
H. A. Brown	D. A. Goodwin	J. B. Link
W. T. Blichanan	J. D. Greene	C. D. L\-rLE
W. Carpenter	J. L. Hamilton	F. S. Madren
J. 0. Chatham	P. E. Hamrick	G. A. Massel
A. M. Chedester	R. G. I Iarris	R. J. Massengill
H. A. Cikanek	A. I. Harriss	S. NIatthews
C. H. Cooke	J. G. Hart	P. T. McCuiston
D. E. Cooper	B. H. Henson	H. D. McDonald
O. P. Credle	A. B. Hoadley	T. D. McNeill
I. T. CuRLEE	A. D. Hooper	W. B. Michael
C. A. Davis	J. A. Hoggins	L. C. Moore, Jr.
R. D. Davis	W. M. Jackson	S. Muneyyirci
E. E. Denison	C. D. Jamerson, Jr	E. S. Oberhofer
W. L. Dennis	J. H. Johnson	D. R. Paul

L. H. Person, Jr. R. W. Philbeck W. J. Privott, Jr.

W. E. Rj\DFORD

A. E. Reynolds D. E. Rink

C. L. Sanderson

J. P. Sandiford, Jr.

N. A. SiGMON

M. Smires T. M. Smith J. T. Spence, III

D. B. Stafford R. B. Temple H. B. Walker

J. H. Walker, Jr. J. O. Williams L. A. Williams M. G. Williams S. C. Winchester, R. S. Winton J. W. York, Jr.

C. A. YORKE

Jr.

OFFICERS

J. O. Chatham President

S. C. Winchester . . Vice-President C. L. Sanderson P\ecordino Secretary F. S. Madren Corresponding Secretary W. J. Lackey Cataloguer

Tau Beta Pi, the national honorary engineering fra- ternity, was founded at Lehigh Uni\ersity in 1885. The Alpha of North Carolina was installed here in 1925. It is the purpose of the fraternity to mark in a fitting manner those engineers who ha\e conferred honor upon their

Alma Mater by distinguished scholarship, liberal culture, and exemplary character. To be elected into Tau Beta Pi is one of the highest honors that a student engineer can recei\e.

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Row 1— Baker, Baucom, Blizzard, Brooks, Brown. Cone, Cooke Row 2— Chavengsaksongkram, Craig, Eck; Elkins, Futrelle, Law, Langston Row 3— Lewis, Little, Gurganus, Linebcrger, Marks, Mozingo, Nunnalec Row 4— Patterson, Neville, O'Quinn, Russell, Stone. Sumney, Wells, O. Row 5-Wells, J., Wilder, ]., Wilder, M., Whitaker

Ronald Shearon President

ALPHA ZETA

Alpha Zeta was established neither as an honorary nor as a social fraternity, but as a professional fraternity whose membership shall be combined of the qualities o( high scholarship, fine fellowship, ami sound cliMraciei. These are the vital qualities of real leadership.

The fraternity was established to aeti\ate ]iotential lead crship in the fields of aoriculturc, lorestry and edueatinn.

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Row 1— Adams, Atkins. Biggerstaff, Clark Row 2— Fouts, Futrelle, Hartline, Lineberger Row 3— Middleton, Nunnalee, Re\-nolds

KAPPA PHI KAPPA

Kappa Phi Kappa is a national honorary and profes- sional education fraternity, the purpose of which is to promote the cause of education by encouraging men of sound moral character and recognized ability to engage in the studv of its principles and problems. For the fur- therance of the above purpose the fraternity emphasizes among its members social intercourse, scholarly attain- ments, and professional ideals.

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Row 1— Brauer, Combs, Ellis, Fausler, Frazelle, Gardner, Hackne\', Harrington Row 2— Hauzer, Hedden, Holder, Hoots, Hopper, Hunter, King, Lemons Row 3— Leonard, McCracken, Martin, Mauney, Moore, Noah, H., Noah, V., Overton Row 4— Reynolds, Sessoms, Sigmon, Stone, Taylor, Todd, White

Robert Robertson Regent

THETA TAU

Theta Tau, founded at the Uni\eisity oF Minnesota on October 15, 1904, established Rho Chapter at State Col- lege in 1927. It is a professional engineering fraternity whose object is to develop and maintain a high degree of interest among its members and to unite them in a strong bond of fraternal brotherhood. In keeping with its aims, Theta Tau annually participates in the Engi- neers' Fair as well as sponsoring projects of its own in the interest of professional engineering and N. C. State College.

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XI SIGMA PI

Xi Sii^ma I'i is a national honor fra- ternity whose jiurpose is the recognition and promotion of leadership, scholar ship, and interest in the profession of forestry. Each \'ear, the organization honors the outstanding freshman and senior in the School of Forestry. The fraternity sponsors annual public lec- tures by nationally known individuals working in forestry or in allied profes-

Kow 1— Artman, Avera, Bai<er, Blizzard. Bridgers Row 2— Burke, Carter, Deaton, Eck, Eckstein Row 3— Grimsley, Gurganus, Jolly, Jones, Kendall Row 4— Lambert, Langston, Owens, Peele, Scheurenbrand

Row 1— Altman, Elossman, Flynn, Hamilton, Harrelson Row 2— Hufstettler, McMahon, Medders, Muneyyirci, Nash Row 3— Nixon, Sherrill, Tillman, Wilson

SIGMA TAU SIGMA

A local textile honor fraternity, Sigma Tau Sigma strives to instill in textile stu- dents a desire for higher scholastic at- tainments. An incentive toward this goal is the Sigma lau Sigma Scholarship Cup that is presented each year to the senior in textiles with the highest scho- lastic average. The Greek letters com- posing the name of the fraternity repre- sent the words, Society of Textile Scho- larship.

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ORGANIZATIONS

STUDENT GOVERNMENT

This is the body charged with ad- ministering all student self-go\'ernment on the campus. These student leaders coordinate all student activities and or- ganizations, S-ck to im]iro\ e the general student welfare, and represent the stu- dents in dealing with the faculty and the college administration.

The accomplishments of student gov- ernment, during the last few years, are quite evident. Witness the many fine, pa\ed student parking areas which sur- round the main campus, the tremendous steps taken towards the solution of the student housing problem, the improved operation of the college cafeteria, and the effective liaison between the stu- dents and the faculty and administra- tion.

The dex'otion to duty of these leaders, their patience, and their integrity have done much to foster the ideals of student self-government.

Bob Cooke

President

NoRRIS ToLSON

Acting \^ice-President

Jim Floyd

Trea':i{rer

Alan Kimball Secretary

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Dick Currie JAv Brame Landis Kayes Wayne Philbeck Maurice Benbow Joe Eagles Tom Eck Allen Kimball Alan Eckard Don Rink Randall Brown Bill Sumney Clyda Weeks Bob Cooke

HONOR CODE COMMISSION

Bill Morrison Sandy Matihews AiLAN Feimster Alvin Yorke Betty Black Dee Clark Herb Little John Clirlee Wade Radford Bill Watson Leroy Walker

TRAFFIC COMMITTEE

Don Bllezard Talmadge Brown Van Sherrill Jim Page Rex Barker Jaisies Chagran Tom Stevens Maurice Philips

CAMPUS WELFARE COMMITTEE

James Cox Gary Dana David Reynolds Jerry Patrick Cliff Perry Peter Plind Leon Goldwater Glenn Cr.\ter

ACADEMIC AFFAIRS

\.\iHAN Bales JAMES Hackney liicHARD Williamson John Stone Peter Davis Alfred Lindsey |()E Baker

BUDGET & FINANCE

I AMES IlOVD

IJillard Dehart Louis McGee

PROMOTIONS

|()E Eagles |iM Hart Peggy McConnel loiiN Toms loHN Tankard |onN Bynum John Richardson CiERALD Eckstein Ed Aycotii

ELECTIONS

Lewis Cabe

Roger Bone

Nicholas Paul

Charles Flent

Charles Sanderson

Roger Evans

John Carr

INVESTIGATIONS

W'ooDROw Iaylor

D. E. White

Gary Hunsucker

Herbert Little

MoRRAis Benbow

James Meyer

Thomas Burgess

RULES

John Kanipe

Ervin Lineberger

John Soles

Arthur Veveridge

Joe Ridgill

Joe Dixon

1 he Honor Code Board considers and takes necessary and just action concerning violations of the Honor Gjde. It is composed of ten persons elected by the students on a class basis.

The Honor Sytem exists on the promise that each indi\idual \alues highly his personal honesty and has pride in his integrity. It is not a unique part of education, but a familiar precept of daily li\'ing. This system is a positive one in that it poses no bounds, but gives the indi\idual complete freedom in .shaping his own character.

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HONOR CODE

BOARD

UN Cook Cliairiimii

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1 1k' C',iin|nis Cock' is the sfcdiul u iinpniKiU <)l tlif IIdikh S\stfm. ll is ,1 pli'tlyc iin iIk' pan ol imlIi sliulfiit t<i tDiukict liimsrii in .1 m.iniKT hrlittiiiL; a tjciillt'm.in inulrr .ill ciixiinistaiui.'s. Since "uonllcmanK loniliRl (.annul he prciisrK ililiiu'cl, iIk' inlcr]irtt,ilii>n is Icit to tlu' stucknl, who nuisl rcK iiiKin his own li.nnnu_; .iiul common sense, lo ihis hIimI ol honor ahic contkict .ill men ni.i\ he .issiinied lo he cleclicited. reL;.n\lless ol tlu'ir st.itiis; h<i\\e\ei, heie .it St.ite Collci^e it is .1 lesponsihilitx .issLmuii on entt'i in'j.

THE

CAMPUS CODE

BOARD

1971

WOMAN'S CAMPUS CODE BOARD

The Campus Code is the second component ot the Honor System. It is a pledge on the part of each student to con- duct herself in a manner befitting a lady under all circum- stances. Since "lady-like conduct" cannot be precisely de- fined, the interpretation is left to the student, who must rely upon her own training and common sense.

To this ideal cil honorable conduct all women may be assumed to be dedicated, regardless of their status; houexer, here at State College it is a responsibilitv assumed on entering.

Betty Black Chairman

Board Members— Seafed: Peggj' Hamilton. Betty Black. CIvda U'eeks Standing: Frances Goodwin, Helen Wi"".

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The Symphonic Band

Men's Glee Club

Fanfare Band

R.O.T.C. Band

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Robert A. Barnes

]. Perry Watson Asst. Dir. of Ahisic

Donald B. Adcock Acting Dir. of Bands

Curtis R. Craver Instructor of Woodwinds

Since the early days oF N. C. State College, its Musical Organi- zations have played an important part in the life oF the campus. These groups present concerts, Furnish music For oFFicial college Functions and perFnrm at athletic events.

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STATE BANDS

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Glee Club Officers (left to right) James Turner, Puh. Mgr.; Hoyt Beard, Vice-Pres.; Herb Little, Pres.; Pete Lesslie, Secty.; Ernest Freeland, Treasurer-Bus. Mgr.

1960-61 PERSONNEL

BAND

Abbott, P. B. Abernethy, a. R. Ammons, T. W.

ASHBY, C. S.

Barbee, W. H., Jr. Barbour, J. O., Jr. Basheer, B. W. Beatty, M. E. Becton, N. a. Bly'the, J. L.

BoUKNlGHT, J.

Brady, L. R. Brantley, W. A. Breeden, J. B. Brogden. W. a. Brosius, M. B. Bry'an, G. H. Buchanan, J. R. Clemmer, W. H. Coble, C. R. Coble, D. F. Cochran, R. C. Coffey. K. Y. Cook, R. A. Cotton, L. coutouzis, w. e. Craft, W. J. Dabbs, R. L. Daniel, R. W.

Davis, J. C. Davis. R. D. Deaton, B. B. Dekle, D. R. Duke, C. Durham, H. T. Edwards, W. D. Ellington, Rayburn P. Everett, M. H. Fisher, P. C. Fisher, G. W. Fleming, R. J. Frazer, R. H. Freeman. R. M. Gregory, W. C. Gifford, J. W.

(jOLDSTEIN, R. J.

Greene, E. L. Griswold, G. O. Hackney, G. Harrison. W. L. Harton, a. W. Halverson, O. T. Harris, W. R. Heeden, G. L. Herrington, S. W. Hill, G. F. HoLi aday, W. T. Holt, H. iM.

James, B. Jarrett, O. Johnson, F. Johnson, J. B. Jones, S. H, Jones, T. I. King, H. F. Riser, J. L. Knott, AI. W. Lancston, E. H. Lanier. D. W. Lanier, D. T. Lehew, L. H. Lennon, E. a. Lineberry, L. \X. Lingle, W. N. Long, J. E. Loyless, W. J. Marchman, J. F. May, D. J. Meares, J. G. Metz, D. a. Miller, D. E. Mills, K. E. Mills, M. K. Moore, T. E. McCracken. J. F. McCrary. C.R. McLawhorn, T. H.

McLeod, ^L s. Norman, W. P. Norville, J. D. Oerter, N. F. Partin, M. W. Prince, J. H. Pritchard, J. P. Reich, F. W. Rettinger. L. J.

RiDGILL, J. R. RiEDELL, C. A.

Rix, K. p. Roberson, W. H, Rockett, R. D. Rowley', L. Sanborn, H. R. Sanderson. C. L. Sanford, C, W. Seawright. D. S. Shaw, R. F. Sher, H. J. Sink, L. W. Skipper, H. D. Sloan, B. J. Slocumb. H. W. Staton, B. R. Stevens, T. H. Strawbridge, J. E, Stubbins, G. E.

Suessmann, K. W. Swain, D. W. Swain, T. T. Taylor, H. C. Teague, D. Teal, K, P. Tetterton, D. Tetterton, C. D. Tune, Harry C. Vaughan. D. C. Wagoner, M. N. Walker, G. H, Ward, T. C. Watts, P. H. Weeks, M. W. Wiggins, J. R. Williams, C. R. Williams, G. B, Williams, R. P. Williams, S. L Willoughey, J. F. Wise, J. M.

YOUNGBLOOD, W. P. YOKELY, R. E.

ZiGLAR, F. C, Jr. Zobel, D. B.

ZwiCKY, H. A.

GLEE CLUB

Adair, C. N. Balierlein, J. S. Beard, H. S. Bennett, C. E. Ben'nett, J. L. Blount, P. B. Bostian, C. W. Brake, H. L. Brown, R. J. Bryson, L. H. Burke, R. H. Caldwell. W. M. Campbell, Y. W. Cato, J. C. Clemmons, G. a. Clark, T. Clinard, K. N.

Crow, F. H. Crowell, R. a. culbreth. t. e. Curnow, J. \^'. Daniel, R. W. Davis, R. F. Ellis, J. L. Freeland, E. P. Gardner, J. D. Gardner, W. E. Gentry, S. E. Grant, F. J. Gr.^ves, a. a. Hamrick, V. A. Harris, B. G. Hensley. D. S. Hill, S. H.

FIiNsoN, H. D. Jackson, G. C. Jackson. Ira J. James, E. B. Jarrett, O. J. Johnson, E. E. Koehler, R. M. Lesslie, P. A. Little. B. E. Little, H. R. LOGUE, G. P. Lucas, R. P. Lucas, W. A. Malpass. W. D. Maugans, B. T. Meeks, F1. D.

McCoNNELL, A. E.

McDonald, J. R. McGee, H. W. McLeod, M. W. McRae, D. S. norris, i. g. O'Hara. D. D. Overman, B. H. Partin, B. F. Pippin, C. C. Porter. R. A. Roberts, \\'. B. Runkle, C. J. Sawy'er, R. B. Settlemyre. T. F. Shepherd, S. Smith, F. S. Smith, O. J.

S\UTH, R. D. Smith. R. L. Spotts, J. W. Spruill, M. L. Stepp, M. R. Stone, J. L. Strange, G, L, Taylor, H. C. Thomas, R. E. Turner, J. H. Vaughn, R. L. Wallace, R. B. Wheless, G. B. Williams, E. R. Williams, G. B. Wilson, G. H.

Accompanists: Christopher, W'illiam, A., Purcell, Garnie B.

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C 1 vDA Weeks

Pvesident

Alan Eckari; \'ice-Presideu:

The College Union Board of Chairmen

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COLLEGE UNION

The College Llnion is die Student's home away from home. It is a Student Community in one building, con- taining a restaurant, hotel, and complete Facilities for recre- ation and aetixities.

The building, lnn\e\er, is mereK the instrument through which an idea is accomplished; the heart of the organization is found in combined efforts of the Officers, Board of Chair- men, Committees and Ad\isors.

- College Llnion polic\ and budget is handled bv the Board of Directors.

_The Board of Chairmen consists of the student president, \ ice-president and secretary, and the chairmen of the si.x- teen standing committees. The Board meets weekly. It crit-

ically analyzes all the programs of each committee and co- ordinates events that are sponsored jointly.

The Llnion Committee is a pro\ing ground lor initiative, dependabilitN, loyalty, and tolerance. Since students gradu- ating from college are often Grade "A" technicians and Grade "D" leaders, the Union's prime objccti\'e is to teach students to become effective leaders and citizens.

The Board of Advisors is composed of facult\' and staff members who make themsehes axailable to the committee lor ad\ice and guidance.

The scholastic courses on campus offer mastery of words, ideas, and principles— the usual concept of a college edu- cation. The Llnion, however, offers practical experience in understanding and working with people.

The College Union Board of Directors

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UNION

Travel Committee

Photography Comahttee

PiiELiciTY Committee

ijiRARY Committee

Social Cum mi i 1 1 l

FOBUM CoMMlTTtb

Dance Committee

1 lospiTALiTY Committee

Theater Committee I

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COMMITTEES

International Committee

Gallehv Committee

HoisBY Committee

Games Committee

Film Coaim

Outing Committee

Music Committee

House Committee

Activities Committee

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ALPHA PHI OMEGA

The /Mplia I'hi Omctja Fratcrnit\ is a natiimal honorary scouting fraternity dedicated to service. I he Iota Lambda Chapter here at N. C. State Col- lege was chartered in 1949. 1 he pur|i()se oF Alpha Fhi Omega is "to assjmble college men in the fel- lowship of the Scout Oath and Law, to develop friendship and to promote service to humanity."

I C)M La.nf. Fete Gernert Jim Turner Steve Gentry

OFFICERS

President

\"ice-Presider!t

Treasurer

Recordiiiii Seeretnry

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l.AMAn 1 HU.MAS

President

YMCA

I lie iniipiisc of tlu' \. C\ State YMCA is 111 siinuilatc religious de\clopment and pro- vide an opportunity for the student to relate his academic experience to his faith.

These principles are reflected in the "Y" program through dorm devotions, week-day and Sunday chapel scr\ices in Danforth Chapel, religious conferences, and other re- ligious activities, hi a less ob\'ious but still profound way, these principles are applied to activities which are \ital to the needs of the student in the comniiinitx and world in which he finds himself. These activities include in- ternational student programs, seminars on courtship and marriage. United Nations as- semhlies, political affairs, art and music lec- tures ami dramatic presentations. Weekend faeuily and student retreats with programs inx'oKing everyday problems and the Apollo Club give an added depth to the "Y" pro- gram.

G. W. Garrison \ icePresideiil

Bill Isler

Secretary

Jim Futrell

Treasurer

Tom Johnston Associate Secretary

Mr. Oscar VVooldridge Coordinator of Religions Affairs

Y.M.C.A. Cabinet

WESLEY FOUNDATION

/\s a fellowship ol Methodist students in the field of higher ecliieation, the Wesley Foundation endeaxois ihiniigh a pnigram of vvorshi]'), stiidx', recreation and service to aid students in securing a tleeper comniitment to and understanding of the Christian laith and its relevance to the student world.

BAPTIST STUDENT UNION

The Baptist Student Union was estahlished to foster and therehy deepen the spiritual, intellectual, and social interests of Baptist stu- dents in instituliiins of higher learning. I he Baptist Student Union promotes a jirogram of worship, Bihle study, and social activity through the local churches and the Baptist Student Liiiion Center.

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I ln' |Hiii>.isc III llic ^oimt; DciiKicr.ils C Uil) is to stiimil.itc in \(iuni; pc(i|ilc ^m active in tcrcst in noveinnicntal atlairs, to increase the efticieney in popular goxeinment, to Foster and perpetuate tlie ideals and ]-irinciples ol ilie Democratic Part\, to recruit new members For the Democratic l^arty and Democratic can- didates, to help acquaint \()ters with the issues and the candidates, antl to pro\ide For our people through administration the highest de- gree oF justice, social wellare, anil happiness.

YOUNG DEMOCRATS CLUB

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THE BOARD

OF

PUBLICATIONS

Student PublicLitions ha\e been a vital Force in the lile ol' iX'oitli Carolina State College for many years. Since its beginning in 1931, The Board oF Student Publications has served as a joint student-Faculty body designed to impro\e and coordinate the various student publications, now totaling seven members including the student radio station. The di\ersity oF publications and the \arying styles pro\'ide an excellent liaining ground in the iield of communications and opjiortLinilies to pni\e ones leatlership antl oigaiii/alinn abilities.

Jiu.iA Martin Lucas, Secrelaiy

Rudolph Pate, Chairmait

FACULTY STAFF

Rudolph Paie, Chainiinii Henry Bowers W. L. Fleming W. A. Newell Lindsay XA'hichard jiMiA M. Lucas, Secretary

BocaiH MoziNGo Pres'uleiil Senior Class

linv'iN LiNEisEHGER President Jimior Class

l!()i! C'ooKE President Sliulenl Coverumeiil

C'maiu.es Russell Viee-Pres. Student C>v\ernineiit

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Brame Damki s

Goi OHTll

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Edmonds CIlirganus

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BOARD OF		LVTCII Mace
PUBLICATIONS
/VCROMECK
Lad Daniels	Editor
Bill Lytch Jhtsiuess	Manager
TECHNICIAN		Nelson
\\\ BlUiME ,	Editoy	Nixon
Richard Culp Bushicss	Mauaoer
WKNC
Kent Watson	Manaoer
Lewis Nelson Business	Manau,er
SOU 1 1 lERN ENCINEER
IJOVLE ShERRILL	. . Editor	Nunalee
Paul Humphreys Business	Mannger	Sherrill
TEXTILE EORLIM
Eddie Coforth	Editor
Llomj Edmonds	Co-Editor
Frank Nixon Busi)iess	Manager
PINEIUM
Sam Mace	Editor	Watson
Mitchell Curcanus Business	Manager
VOAC
Thomas Nunalee	. Editor
Chester Honeycutt Business	Manager

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Lad Daniels Editor-in-Chief

Bill Lytch Business Manager

THE

1961

AGROMECK

,\s liill .iiicl I were carrying the last hit ol c(ip\ to Charlotte. 1 eould not hcl]i hut think of the many stran,i;e and \ariecl liappenings that helped make editing the 1961 Agromeck one of the most memorable experiences of our li\es. Would we e\er forget Ike scheduling some eighty organizations and running into the problem of how to take three pictures at 7:30 on the same night, Cad well attempting to track down an elusive Air Force Rifle team picture, Cohh straining to identify people in the fra- ternity party pictures, Hoyt finding Frank Wedon most cooperative, Dave anil jjutldy ending up one page short in the class section. Alan si'xending his Christmas vacation in the darkroom. Skip trying to vary each organization shot, Barre ha\ ing us wondering e.xactlv in whose annual he was most interested — State's or Peace's, Sammy snapping pictures between design projects. Riff Raff, Gu|)|iv, Sonny, Augspurger help ing out late at night.

Last hut lar Irom the least our benevo- lent administration in the form of our nodding advisor who never took a stand on anything and who more than any- one else was responsible for any delay that \\t' incmred.

All these things go into the inaking of

.1 college annual. It has truh' been a

memorable year.

IHe Editor

UaVE i'UETX

Class Editor

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Sports Editor

John Cobb FmterniiY Editor

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Staff Assistants: Sonny Enloe, Frank Smith, Uave Augspurger, Sammy Thomasson, Barre Mitchell.

Skip Kugler Photographer

Al Chedester Head Photographer

Jim Caldwell Military Editor

Mlke Perby Organizaticnis Editor

Our Natural Habitats.

Miss Carol Turner

For Lad Daniels

Editor 1961 Agromeck

Miss Ann Stallings

For Bill Lytch

Biisiness Manager I9hl Agromeck

Mrs. Susan Puett for Dave Puett

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Miss Ann Dillard for Skip Kucler

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Jay Brame Editor

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Richard Gulp

Business Manager

TECHNICIAN

Staff Writers

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EabL IMlTCHELLE

Sports Editor

Rich Williamson, Asst. Sporti Editor Clyde Hoey. Photographer

For the second year, the Technician has operated on a tri-weekly basis. Battling against great odds of economic force, Jay and Richard ha\e success- fulK' pubhshed a fine example of the Free Press.

Managing Editor— Mike Lea, News Editor— Bill Jackson, Layout Editor— John Curlee, Sports Editor —Earl Mitchelle and the rest of the staff did an outstanding job as The Technician increased its scope of news coverage to include National and state news in addition to campus happenings.

Adverti!.iiig Staff: Bob Griffith, Joe Eagles, Jack Whitman

Bill Jackson Neil's Editor

John CuRLtt Copy Editor

Circulation Staff

Peggy Weant for Jay Brame

Velma McGee for Bill Jackson

Kent Watson

Station Manager

Lewis Nelson Business Manager

Paul Twiddv, Mike Hodges. Jim Morgan

RADIO STATION WKNC

VVKNC is the Voice of N. C. State College with facili- ties extended to serve Peace College here in Raleigh. In its 16th year of service, WKNC has expanded through the hard work of many people to become the high quality or ganizatiiin that it is today.

WKNC is a student organization that strives to bring "the music most people like most" to its listeners in addition to offering the best in news and sports coverage and \arious other ser\'ices.

WKNC offers valuable experience to the student inter ested in radio.

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Don Baldwin. Lihmrinii. Bob Gahrmann, Heath Reinhardt

Ramon Bkitt, George Pickering. Dick Downs

Ray iMcCrarv, Technical Director

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Larry Nixon, Program Director Fred Cox, Traffic Director

Dave McCurdy

Sales Director

Seated: Ed Clayton, Roy Bishop, Bob Foxvvorth

Standing: Marion Hale, Heath Reiniiardt, George Coppage

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I Ielen Stroud

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LixuA Barbara [. Albright for Staff

OFFICERS
1 ARRY DlLDA	Prcshk'nl
D. H. VVHlTt, Jr.	\"icc-Pyt'suli'iil
Fr(\nklin McKay	Secretary
1'reston Cornelius	Treasiiier
D.WID SlADDER	I lutorinji
\Ir. Irei) Wagoner	. . facility

I he Collci;jatL 411 Club first stalled on State College campus in April, 1940 as the State College 4-H Supjier Club with the ob- jectives to foster fellowship among 4-H mem- bers at State College, to promote leadership .md citizenship, and to acquaint club mcm- licrs with extension work and workers. Today the chib promotes leadership, fellowship, citi- zenship, and religious development through weekly meetings, deputations with Woman's College 4-H Club, devotionals, and projects such as the I lomecomins float.

4-H CLUB

AMATEUR RADIO CLUB

OFFICERS

Ramon P. iliu i r 1 1. Frank Ihcus Pill I 1 Iardinc; ji\i P. Lewis Da\ii) Morrison

. President

Vice-President

Secretary-Treasurer

Technician

Technician

1 he Amateur Radio Chih is an organiza- lioii of student radio enthusiasts and operators.

I hrough working together as a group these students sh.ne their interests and skills, pro- mote pr<igrams ol radio interest, and enjo\ ihe fellowship of others with similar axocation.

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Elected Officers

Fusty I rents"

'H't' rf got plciit) of iiotliiiii.

Mrs.	Ronald Medders	President
Mrs.	Max Goode	first Vice-Pres.
Mrs.	Van Sherrill	Second Vice-Pres.
Mrs.	Earl Walker	Rec. Secty.
Mrs.	Ronald Younger	Cor. Secty.
Mrs.	Ransom J. Massengill Treas.
Mrs.	Melvin Poulson	Auditor
Mrs.	Dalton Rackley	Parliaiueutariiiu
Mrs.	Robert Vaughan	Historian

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a>id whatever our fate.
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	a STATES MATEr
Mrs.	Gene Habtsell Bidletin Comiii.
Mrs.	Virgil Kundle Decoration Conim.
Mrs.	Neil Wilson Finance Comni.
Mrs.	Phillip Davis Memhership Coniin.
Mrs.	Steve Koszewski Projects Coinni.
Mrs.	Iames \\'illiaims Ptdylicitr Co}nni.
Mrs.	Lee Person Refreshniettt Coniin.
Mrs.	Bill Lande Ways and Means Connn.
Mrs.	David Patrick Yearbook
	and Telephone Conivtittee
Mrs.	J. W. FiTTS , , Co-Sponsor
Mrs.	G. E. Tucker Co-Sponsor

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2nd place this year— 1st place >iext?

Sluulv Sadie's Pad

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Frosty Fashions and laind) Arts

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Ierrv	Massev		Mayor
C'harles Moore	M	aror Protein
Mrs.	Ervin Lineberger		Secretary
RoHERT YoUNCER		Treasurer
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	Richard 1 Ioi.i.ifiei-D
	Charles Houser
	Ronald Flillington
	l)iL\NE Smith
	William Kirk
	|ames Murray
	James Cobie

MARRIED STUDENT HOUSING

VETERANS' ASSOCIATION

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CiLL Land Presideiil

Gene 1 Iartsell Vice-President Charles Mansfield Secretary

I I arold Eskrhx.e Treasurer

I lie ors^ani/ationiil meeting ol the Xoitli Carolina State College Veterans Assoeiation was Iield on October 21, 1953. Since that date the Association has actively participated in

slLnlent pnigrams, (unctions, and aeti\ities.

One important Function of the Association is lo ser\e as a medium through which the main \eterans at .North Carolina State may \iiiee their \arious opinions.

"For Ck)d and country we associate our- sjKcs together ... to perp.?tuate in peace those itleals For which we fought in war. . . ."

Mu Beta Psi was louiulcd at State College, Alpha Chapter bcnit; Kicatccl licic, antl has orowii to become a national honorary music Fraternity. Its primary function is to promote music on the campus by sponsoring \arious concerts by guest artists, local organizations, and by campus organizations.

MU BETA PSI

CHEERLEADERS

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Don RiiFTON I I.\i. Frazier John Smith Gill Gillespie Ierr-s Fincher

Edward S. Elam. Preiideut

RoBFRT W. Roach. Mcc President

INTERDORMITORY COUNCIL

Frank H. Smith, Secretary-

Directors: RoGtR W. Walters, Publicity John Brady, .\i/i/i'(/cs-Iiiii'.rTiT Blankenshtp, Socicd

"We. the represent;iti\cs ol the tloimi tories at North Carolina State College, in order to promote the physieal, social and moral welfare oF dormitory residents and to stimulate a fraternal spirit of co- operation and progress among them, do ordain and establish this constitution for the Inter-Dormitory Council of North Carolina State College."

Preamble

IDC Constitution

Council Members

Sylvia Smith

for Ed Elam

Bettv Lou Kennedy

for Robert Roach

Gaille Rouse

for Houston Smith

Stephanie Jones

for Bob Blankenship

Jane Mattingly

for Roger Walters

Mrs. Lynda Brady

for John Bradv

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Tucker

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S T S

Owen

Bagwell

Bragaw

Alexander

Welch

Gold

DORM OFFICERS

Turlington

Fourth

Watauga

Alexander

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DORM OFFICERS

Becton

Bagwell

Berry

Syme

Bragaw

IDC BALL

Everyhodr's doiii' ill

I be ihrcshohl nj DtiiiccUnid.

Swiiiu, and sway nilh Pidh May.

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Lots uf uiiisic and pretty oirls

The pause that refreshes

Time for II breather

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ATHLETICS

W in or lose . . .

pKiskctball or liorscshoes . . .

Wio trophies, little ones, or none . . .

I kistlinu or loating . . .

All-C\ini|iiis or bench warmer .

illoocK nose or black c\e . . .

Underdog or favorite . . .

Weak or strong . . .

It's alw a\ s tun . . .

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HOMECOMING

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Lots oF Bands . . . Prettv gills . . . C'oloiiul lloats . . . Sunshine or rain . . . I lot chocolate and donuts Pennants and flags . . . Shouts and \ells . . . Football . . . Dates . . . Drunks . . .

Excitement in the air . . . It's a oala occasion . . .

So what, J liave a quh lou .

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Well ....

DORMITORY LIFE

Its a wondcrtiil lite . . . A\\a\ Iroin lionie . . . Makinu new liiends . . . Keeping a niess\' iDom . . . Disturbing the guvs next door . . . Talking with girls . . . All night hidhsessions . . . Learning new eard yanies . . And . . .

I'll rnisc von two

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Stiklvin

Milwaukee's finest

Majoriii'j, in ihe arts

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COLLEGE

Placement

ANNUAL

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Steve Browning

Wade Mills

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Secretary

Don Rink

Vice-President

Roger Mozingo

President

eniors

Ir ^^^^ ^^BII^HHI^^IilHI I iijio Abe Speckels\'illf, Mnui, Hawaii

|t ^riSi^BW ~'in ^^^^^^^^^^H^^^l Electrical Engineering

Eta Kappa Nu; Phi Eta Sigma: IRE-AIEE

I^ALLAS Carroll Abee, Jr. Ilicknry, N. C.

Architeclure

f^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^ .^9l^ 1^^^ Ralph Garland Abernathv Gastonia, N. C.

^^^^ ^^^^^^ ^^ ^^^^^ ^^^^^^^ ^^^^h Enniiieerinji Mathematics

^^^^^^ ^^^^^^H 'B ^^^^^H ^^^^^^^^ ^1^ ^^^^1 Interdormitory Council; 4; Vice President Dnrm

^^^^H ^^^^^^B ^^ ^^^^^1^^^^^^^^ ^k ^^^^1 Floor

^HHk ^^^^^ U'illiam Carl Abernethv I luntcrsvillc, N. C.

k ^^H ^^^l^t^ Cix'il Engineering

I ^^M ^BT I Scabbard & Blade; Intramurals 2. S. 4; Secretary. Tucker Dorm 4; .ASCE

' ^■t ^^"-^ Roland Acra Port-au-Prince, I laiti

l^'T-f/ Textiles and Textile Chemistry

Mavnard Francis Adams Raleigh, N. C.

Industrial Arts Kappa Phi Kappa

Robert Leon Adams Pawtucket, Rhode Island

I , ^^—^—^ i^^^i ^^^^^^^ Recreation and Pcrfes Administration

^^^^^^^^^k ^Ij^H »^^^^^^1 Delta Sigma Phi; Monogram Club. President 4. iMembership Secretary 3;

^ ^1 ^H M ^ Swimming Team I, 2. 3, 4. Captain 4; Athletic Council 4

"~ ^ ' Salathiel Liell Adams. Ill Rowland, N. G.

'^" / Mechanical Engineering

. -. ^-A ASME

^^^^ ^^^S^ ^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^1 Shelton Young Adcock Henderson, N. C.

'^^^^H ^^IBm ^^^^i ^^^^h ^^^^^^i ^mH ^^^HA il^^l ^I^B \ m/tKk^ **

THE CLASS OF 1961

Dwight Steele Adkins Hickory, N. G.

Mechanical Engineering \'eterans Association 3. 4; ASME 4

Abdlil Wahid Mohammad Al-Hachim Samarra, Iraq

Horticulture TiK-— JL. -

Horticulture Club Y' ^^§^^^ iL^C/V ■L'^-'/v

John Arthur Aldridge Winston-Salem. N. G. ^^^^K^^SL ^^^^M ^^^l^^^^^^^fe .^^^KmL ^^^H

Charles Raymond Allen Cioldsboro. N. G. j^^^^^^^^Hj^^H Wf^^'^'- ' ' "JS

Wood Technology ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^1 f ^^ASkV

Forest Prr>ducts Research Societv ^^^^^^^l^^^^^^^^^^^l '" WiW^*'^ Ml

Leon Preston /\llman Charlotte, N. C. Bi^^r'*^ ^'^IH' W*^ '^ '

Civil Engineering ^^ifc, '^ 1!B V ^^

Johnny William Allred Elon College, N. G. j^S^^^^fc*!^^ ^ .^^tK^r ^^^^.

Mcchatiical Engineering W^^^^^L ^^^^^^ ^^^^K^ ^^^^K

Alan Hershel Altman Jersey City, N. J. ^^^^^Bl^^^l ^JHvfl ^jjjij^^ll

Textile Economics ^^E'

Sigma Alpha Mu; Blue Key; \'ice President Interfraternit\ Council; Si^tmt ^V ^^Ifib?* ^<Tr7" ^'-•■.

0)Hegr<i»i S^aff; Intramurals; Sigma Alpha Mu President; Campus Chest HP ^^^VR*N^ t» f'^tSt^ \

Douglas Hasten Angel Kcrncrs\illc, N. C. %."

Civil Engineering jft-^Sy^ iTSt-N

Sigma Chi; Tec/iiiiciuii Circulation Manager; ROTC I. 2, 3; Jr. Sr. Dance VVk / .i» T^^ v

Committee; ASCE .^^^^^-^^^^ .^^V ^ ^^^l^^^^^^

Vance Alton Gibsonxille, N. G. ^^^^^ A ^^^H ^^^^^ % ^^^^ ^^^^^ ^ ^^^A

Theta H^HHHIIIHHA ^^^^HlkHH^^L - I^^^^^A B^^^^l

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Robert Powell Armstrong Rlacknbdio, N. C.

Industrial Engineering Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; YMCA, Secretary 2

Jerry Frank Arnold Spruce Pine, N. C.

Industrial Arts— Technical Option Arnold Air Society-: AFROTC; lA Cluli

[ames Harrison Arthur, Jr. Mt. 1 lnlK , N. C.

Metallurgical Engineering

American Society for Metals, Treasurer; Intramurals 2

Clayton Grant Asbury Wilmington, N. C.

Textile Chemistry Delta Kappa Phi; AATCC; Textile Open House

Harold Luther Atkins Kcrneis\ ille, N. C.

Agricidture Education FarmHouse; Kappa Phi Kappa; Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4; Ar HcI Club

Marion Wayne Atkinson Elizabethtovvn, N. C.

Civil Engineering ASCE

Iames Kirkham Avent, Jr. Tarboro, N. C.

Civil Engineering— Construction Opfioi; Phi Kappa Tau; ASCE; Veterans Association: Enpineers Fair 2

Thomas Howard Avent Faison, N. C.

Civil Engineering Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4; Dorm President 3: Intcrdormitory Council 3

Roy Glen Avera I louston, Te.xas

Pulp and Paper Technology

Xi Sigma Pi; Fourdrinier Society, President; Wesley Foundation

THE CLASS

Mi^StkdM

Charles Bennett Aycock Lilesville, N. C.

Electrical Engineering Intramural Basketball 3; AIEE IRE

Iasper Leroy Bacgett Salemburg, N. C.

Recreation and Parks Administration

Kenneth Rogers Raggett Raeford, N. C.

Civil Engineering— Construction Option ASCE; Intramurals I, 2

Worth Wrenn Haglev Kenly, N. C.

Agricultural Economics .'\lpha Gamma Rho; Awr. Econ, Club 4, Agr. Club 3. 4; Choir 2

Thomas Bert Bailey Greensboro, N. C.

Agriculture Edncation

YIMCA 1, 2: Glee Club 3; Agriculture Club 3, 4

WiiiiAM Bailey Dan\ille, X'irginia

Nucleai- Engineering

ATP; ANS

luNius Ora r)\Kin, |}i. Iialeioli, N. C.

Eoresl Management

Phi Eta Sigma: Alpha Zeta; Sigma Pi; Pershing Rifles; Forestry C lub

Neil Duncan Baker Rtiwland, N. C.

Forest Management

I rederick Foster Raldwin Clarkton, N. C.

Science Education

Phi Kappa Phi; Intramurals 2, 3, 4

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JOHN Kei i.Y Baldwin Ahhottshurg, N. C.

Agricnhuriil Editcatioii

Von McLoyd Baldwin Durham, N. C.

Electrical Engineering

Lt.i Kappa Nu; AIEE; Stadium Dorm President, Assistant Manager

III DiuiK'.E Theodore Bales Winston Salem, N. C.

Electrical Engineering Lanihda Chi Alpha, Ritualist 4; Phi Eta Sigma 1, 2: Eta Kappa Nu 3, 4, Correspfinding Secretary 4, Nominating Chairman 4; AIEE IRE 2, 3, 4; Talent Ccir Scr\'ice Scholarship

Nathan Kinney Bales High Point, N. C.

Engiyieering Physics

Talent For Service Scholarship; Student Govt. Senator 3, 4; Chairman Aca dcmic Affairs Committee 4; YMCA Cabinet 2, 3; AIP 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Apollo Club 3. 4; SGCOO Group Leader 3, 4; American Rocket Socierv- 2; Toastniaster's Club 3, 4; Engineer's Council 4

Daxid CiRAHAM Ball, Jr. Raleigh, N. C.

Imhistrial Arts— Technical Option Alpha Phi Omega; Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4

William Roy Ball Burgaw, N. C.

Fores! Management Society of American Foresters

JOHNNIE Ray Bankett Salishury, N. C.

Industrial Arts— Technical Option

Landscape Architect Club 1; AIA 1, 2. 3; Photography Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; YMCA 1, 2; Fourth Prize Winner of Brick & Tile Design Competition 3; Industrial Arts Club 4; Intramurals 1

Carl Jackson Bannerman Burgaw, N. C.

Civil Engineering

Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Director 2; Veterans Association 1, 2, 3, 4; ASCE; Assistant Floor Manager 2

JAMES Claudius Barbot Wilmington, N. C.

Electrical Engineering

IRE; \A'\^AT, Agromeck; Teclitiiciau; CLl Board of Directors

OF 1961

[esse Otho Barbour, 1r Morganton, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering Symphonic Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Publicity Director State College Bands 4

Bright Hilton B.\refoot Charlotte, N. C.

Furniture Manufacturing ami Management \'eterans Association 1, 2, 3, 4

Samuel Allison Barham Washington, D. C.

Aeronautical Engineering \'arsity Rifle Team 2, 4; CU Photography Committee 2, 3. 4, Chairman 3

Bennie Lee Barker Warrcns\'ille, N. C.

Electrical Engineering

Lawrence Dlike Barnes Atlanta, Georgia

Ceramic Engineering

Sigma Nu; Keramos, Treasurer 3, \'ice President 4; American Ceramic So- ciety, Treasurer 3

Ray Barnes

Civil Engineering Phi Kappa

High Point, N. C.

Alton James Barnhill, Jr, Bunnlexel, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering ASlME; IAS, Treasurer 4

Cleveland Lipe Barrier, Jr. Alt. Pleasant, N. C.

Field Crops Technology Agronomy Club 3, 4; Collegiate 4'H Club I, 2, 3, 4

Larry Erwin Barringer

Civil Engineering ■ASCE 1. 2, 3. 4

Hickory, N. C.

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W'li I lA.M Mam.on Batchelor, |r Tiirboro, i\. C.

huiuitrial Etigineering AIIE ^, 4; \'cterans Association 3, 4

C'ov M EDI IN Datten Kinl\. X. C .

Mechanical Engineering

Walter Keiih Baiicom Monnii.-. \. C

Agricultural Science— Poultry AInha Zi-ta; P<iul:r> Club, Sec. Treas. ,?; ColleKia:c 4 11 Cliil); Daiif.irth Fellowship

I I()\ I S lURDivANT Beard Pittshoio. i\. C.

Mechanical Engineering Phi Eta SiRma; Pi lau Sigma; Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 4, Secretary 2. 3, \ice President 4

.\iiBREv Don Beaver M\rilc liL-acli, S. C.

Electrical Engineering

|()MN Nev\ SOME Belk Giccnsliojo, N. C

Ceramic Engineering American Ceramic Society

Ronald .Alexander Bell Ralcit;li, N. C.

Industrial Arts— Technical Option Industrial Arts Club

Ann Louise Bellis Bhick Mountain. N. C.

Math Education Malh ami Science Educatiun Club

BoBBV CiENE Bennett CTlcn .\liiine, N. C.

Applied Mathenuilics

THE CLASS

Robert Elwin Bennett

Electrical Engineering AIEEIRE 1. 2. 3, 4

Kiny, N. C.

Bobby Mac Berry Buiiinijton, i\. C

Electrical Engineering Eta Kappa \u; AlEE IRE

Richard Fulton Bethune Raleigh, N. C

Civil Engineering— Construction Option

Kappa Alpha; ASCE; Tennis 1, 2. 3; Lraternity Football & Track I. 2, 3, 4; Engineers Council 4; C~hni.. Dance C Onimittce of Engineers Council 4

Homer Lee Bigc.ers, Jr. Morganton, N. C.

Civil Engineering— Construction Option

Tim Biggerstaff

Wood Technolog)

Bostic, N. C. Shclbv, i\. C.

William I ho.\l\s Bit;e;EHSi aff

Industrial and Rural Recreation Siunia Phi Epsilon; Kappa Phi Kappa, 1 reasurer; Track 1, 2, 3; Intra- nmrals 1, 2. 3, 4; MnnoKiaiii C'luh A. 4

|ames Frank Bivtns Hikin, X. C

Civil Eji^ineeritig— Construction Option

ASCE; Iniramurals 1, 2. i*. 4

M.\m- Elizabeth Black i liuh Point. \. C.

Eniiineering, Mathematics .\poll(i Cluh 2. ^, 4; EnKincers Council ^. Consolidated University Student C ouncil: W'omi'n's Campus Code BoartI 2, Chairman i, 4; CU Board of Directors 2, A, 4; "I-riends of the College" Board of Directors i. Secretar\ 4; Ln>;ineerinK Math Cluh Secretar> 2. \'ice Presitleni ,^; VMCA Cahinet Mem her 2. Chairman Co L .1 Commission, \ationaI Asscjc. of CH's Secretary-Treas urer ?

Ernest Ra^- lli \ck\l\n 1 lalUhoro. N. C.

\i:,iicii}tjiic Izconuiitic^.

ARriculture Cluli; .V^ricuhure Econimiics C lub

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Robert 1 Iampion Blackwood Chapel Hill, N. C.

Industrial Arts— Technical Option

Samiiei Iovner Blackwood Raleigh, N. C.

Electrical Engineering

Eta Kappa \u. Treasurer; AIEE IRE; Engineers Council, Treasurer; Veterans Association

)ames Gordon Blake, III Wallace, N. C.

Recreation and Parks Administration Intr.iniurals; Bagwell n<iim Athletic Director; Asst. Floor Manager

I lovLE Lee Blah)ck, |r. Boiling Springs, N. C.

Applied Malliematics

W'illard Eugene Blalock Halifax, N. C.

Agricttltural Economics

Robert Brooks Blanchard Wallace, N. C.

Chemical F^nnineering Sigma Nu; Athletic Council 4; Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4; AICHE; YRC

Robert Vann Blankenship Charlotte, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering AAS; L\S; IDC. Social Director; ASME

Iulian Asburv Blankinship, Jr. Lynchburg. Virginia

Industrial Engineering

Theta Chi. Athletic Director i, 4

Donald Davis Blizzard Richlands, N. C.

Forest Management Alpha Zeta; Xi Sigma Pi; Blue Key; Cittlden Chain; Publications Board 2, 3; Pinetum. Asst. Business Manager 2. Business Manager 3; Student Govern- ment Senator 3; YDC, \"ice President 3. President 4; Student Govt. Traffic Comm. 2. 3. 4. Chairman 3. 4; Student Legislative Assembly Delegation, Chairman 3; Freshman Orientation Group Leader 3, 4; Forestry Club I, 2, 3. 4; Society of American Foresters

OF 1961

Jack William Boddie Goldsboro, N. C.

Recreation and Parks Administration

I AMES Fredrick Bodie Thomas\ iile. X. C.

Mechanical Engineering Tennis I; Intramurals 3; Apollo Club 4; IAS; .-^SME

Billy Joe Boles King, N. C.

Agricii/tiim! Education Sigma Phi Epsilon; Kappa Phi Kappa. Reporter

Neil Oren Bolick I lickory. N. C.

Mechanical Engineeritig

X'eterans .Association 3. 4; ASME 3. 4

Roger Eugene Bolick Raleigh. X. C.

Mechai>ic:d Engineering Pi Tau Sigma; ASME 4; NSF 4

Gordon Randel Bond Bluefield, \A'est Virginia

Nuclear Engineering

Tau Kappa Epsilon; .American Society for Metals; .MP; .American Nuclear Society

Roger Wayne Bone Nash\ ille. X. C.

Agriculture Business— Field Crops .\lpha Zeta; -American Society .Agronomy. National President; .Agronomy Club. President; Dorm Floor Manager 3. 4; -Apollo Club; YDC; Student Govt. Senator 3. 4. Investigations Comm. Chair. 3; NCSSL 3

John McArtan Booker Clinton, X. C.

Agricultural Economics Intramurals 2. 3. 4; Pre Y'eterinarv Club 1, 2. 3; .Agriculture Economics 4; YDC 4

William Henry Booth, Jr Mortjantun, X. C.

Mechanical Engineering Delta Lambda; Phi Theta Kappa; -ASME

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Larry Dawson Bordeaux Ingold, N. C.

Civil Engineering ASCE: YiICA; Advanced ROTC

Clarence Leonard Bostian, ]r. S;ilisbur\, N. C.

Textile Management

Sigma Chi

Curtis 1 Iugh Bostian Moorcs\ille, N. C.

Civil Engineering ASCE

Max Elmo Bostian C'liina Cro\e, N. C.

Metallurgical Engineering Alpha Gamma Rho; ASM

Edward L. Bowling Broadway, N. C.

Electrical Engineering AIEE-IRE

Daniel Marcus Boyd, III Lincolnton. N. C.

Agrictihiiral Engineering Varsity Track 2, Intramurals I, 2, 3; ASCE; American Society of Agricultural Engineers; Engineer's Fair

David Lindsay Boyd Mooresville, N. C.

Electrical Engineering Wterans Association I, 2; AIEE 3, 4

Allen Cecil Boyette Goldsboro, N. C.

Forest Management Society of American Foresters; Forestry- Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Freshmen Counseling Coram. 3, 4

James Leo Boyland Alexandria, Virginia

Nuclear Engineering

Theta Chi; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; AIP; American Nuclear Society; Band 1, 2; Jr.-Sr. Dance Comm.

THE CLASS

a^tfeia

GuRNEY Ellerbe Bracey, Jr Red Springs, N. C.

Math Education Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Alpha Phi Omega

I ucius Hazeltine Bracey, Jr Soutii I lill, Virginia

Industrial Engineering Kappa Alpha, Sec: Alpha Pi Mu, Treas.; AITE; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Dis- tinguished Military Student

Burl H. Brady Salisbury, N. C.

Civil Engineering— Construction Option Pi Kappa Alpha; Phi Eta Sigma

Larrv Escar Brady Statesvillc, N. C.

Math Education Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4; College Union, Board of Directors 4, Board of Chairmen 3, 4, Chairman Games Comm. 3, Chairman Social Comm. 4, Ciames Comm. 1. 2, 3. 4. Tlieatrc Comm. 3, 4

James Henry Brakebill, III Ft. Monroe, Virginia

Math Educa'ion

James Arthur Brame Greensboro, N. C.

^ lechanical Engineering Sigma >.'u; Athletic Di'"cctor 3, 4: Blue Key; The Technwiuv, Ktlitor 4. Sports Editor 3, Asst. Sports Editor 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Fraternity ScrA-ice .Award 3, 4; .Athletic Council Representative 4; Judicial Board; .Ad- vanced ROTC; CU Student Council; Board of Publications; CU Board of Directors; ASME; YRC; .Monogram Club, Publicitv Director 4; YMCA; Apollo ( hil.

William Eugene Brannock Rcids\ille, N. C.

Nuclear Engineering

AIP 2, 3, 4

W'ai MU liioMAs Bray Rockingham, N, C.

Forest Management

Intramurals 2, 3; Veterans Club; Forestry Club

William I 1ov\'ard Brickhouse Raleigh, N. C.

Nuclear Engineerittg -MP; .American Nuclear Society

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Sherman Melton Bridgeman, Jr. i Icndersonvillc, N. C.

Textiles

Gary Bryant Bridgers Conway, N. C.

Pulp and Paper Technology

Fourdrinier Society; Pulp & Paper Foundation Scholarship

Robert Owen Bridges Cary, N. C.

Electrical Engineering Eta Kappa Nu; AIEE IRE

Richard Byron Brill LIrbanna, Virginia

Forest Management

Societ>' of American Foresters

Wayne Michael Brittain Morganton, N. C.

Nuclear Engineering

\\'alter Martin Britton Lasker, N. C.

Agriculture Technology— Poultry Baseball I; Poultn- Club 2, ?. 4; Poultr>' Judging Team i

Otto Raven Brockmann, Jr. Greensboro, N. C.

Textiles

Kappa Tau Beta; Delta Kappa Phi, Treas. 3, Pres. 4; Textile Fnnim, Circu- lation Manager 3, 4; Tompkins Textile Council

Wayne Malirice Brooks Raleigh, N. C.

Entomology Delta Sigma Phi; Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4; Disciples Student Fellowship, Pres.; National Science Foundation Undergraduate Proiect; Apollo Club; Entomology Club; Louis Ware Scholarship; Sears Roebuck Scholarship I, 2

Harold Dean Broome Mt. I lolly, N. C.

Electrical Engineering AIEE-IRE: Veterans Association

OF 1961

Robert Kaylor Brotherton Sherrill's Ford, N. C.

Electrical Engineering AIEE-IRE; Wesley Foundation. Council 3, 4

loHN Brolighton, III Hertford, N. C.

Applied Mathematics

Charles Calvin Brown Richmond, Virginia

Pulp and Paper Technology Tau Kappa Epsilon, Treas., Vice Pres.; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Fourdrinier Society; Apollo Club; YMC.-\

Charles R. Brown Winston-Salem, N. C.

Electrical Engineering Colt 4; AIEEIRE

Henry Alfred Brown

Electrical Engineering Eta Kappa Nu: AIEEIRE 1, 2, 3. 4; Laboratory Instructor 4; YMCA 1

Cabinet Member 2

\pex, N. C.

4; YMCA 1, 2,

Greensboro, N. C.

Randall L.\nier Brown

Textile Chemistry

Lambda Chi .Alpha; Delta Kappa Phi 3, 4; Sigma Tau Sigma 4; Arnold Air Societv 3. 4; Consolida.ed Universit>- Student Council 3, 4; .\.ATCC 3, 4; AFROTC 3, 4

Talmage Thur.man Brown, Ir. Raleigh, N. C.

Agriculture Technology FarmHouse; .\lpha Zeta; Gamma Sigma Delta; .Animal Industry Club; Pre- Ve:erinar>' Club; Block & Bridle Club; YDC; Student Govt. Traffic Comm.

William Robert Brown Bat Cave, N. C.

Civil Engineering— Construction Option ASCE 4; Veterans Association 4

Iames Stephen Browning Salisbury, N. C.

Civil Engineering Pi Kappa Phi, Treas., Pres.. Outstandine Pleiige; Chi Epsilon; Class Treas. 4; Orientation Group Leader 3; ROTC; IFC Representative; Intramtrrals 1, 2, 3, 4; ASCE

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|onN Marlin Dklimlev Newtoii, N. C.

Industrial Engineering SiBma Nu; AIIE 3. 4

lliEROViMiis Clell Blieck Franklin, N. C.

htdtistrial Arts—Techiiicitl OjXkhi

|ames Connor Bullard Charlotte, N. C.

Electrical Engineering AIEEIRE

C.ARV Harney Bullis Burlington, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering

Inlriimuiiils 1, 2, 3, 4, Most Outstanding Athk-tc in Dorms 3

Piiii LIP Marshall Bunting Circcnsboro, N. C.

Nuclear Engineering Technician Staft" I; .\(;romeck Staff 4; Baschiill I; \IP 2. 4; American Xiiclear Society 4

Baxter Daniel Burke Silcr Cit\, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering ASME

|ames Franklin Burke Kings Mountain, N. C.

Eurnitiire Manufacttiring and Management

Furniture Club 3. 4

I'aul (iE()rc;e Burton Wilmington, i\. C.

Civil Engineering— Construction Option

Sigma Alpha Epsilon; ASCE

Sherrill Pearson Burton Durham, N. C.

Recreation and Parks Administration Lambda Chi Alpha; Intramurals I, 2, 3; YDC; American Recreation Society; N. C. Recreation Society

THE CLASS

Venable Babcock Blirwell Oxlorcl, N. C.

A lechanical Engineering

\S\11; Intramurals 1. 2; Ar;ROMECK Chairman— Military B;ill Asst.

\\ Mil AM I loRACE BusH, III Charlotte, X. C.

Industrial Engineering

AIIK; WatauRa Dorm, Prcs. 4

RoBERi Franklin Busic Sparta. N. C.

A lechanical Engineering

ASME; BSU Council

I El) Ronald Bvers Concord, N. C.

Electrical Engineering

\'eterans Association 2. 3. 4, Treasurer 3: AIEE IRE 3

\\ ILLIAM Bryan Byrd Bunnk'Ncl, i\. C.

Eorest Management

Ainoki Air Society; American Society of Forestry

\i EX W'iMER Cabe, |r. Fontana Dam, N. C.

Textile Technology

Phi Psi

Fi \\ IS Russell Cabe Franklin, i\'. C.

i4;!n'cii/nir(i/ Business Economics

\lpha Gamma Rho, House Manager 4; Sc;d>baril & Blade; Intramurals ^. 4: School of Agriculture Senator 4; Y.MCA 3; YDC 3, 4; Elections Comm. 4; \g Economics Club 3, 4; ROTC:

JAMES Daniel Caldwell CUclc. N. C.

Forest Managemi'nl

lntr;imurals I, 2. 3, 4; Society of .American Foresters

DoNAi D Byron Campbell, |r New Bern, N. C.

Electrical Engineering IRE; Y'eterans Association 1

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Aniiionv Shehiul C'ai'ps Sniithtielcl, iN. C.

Agriculture Technology— Pmiltry

rarmiliiusc; Track 1. 2; Bag^vell, X'ice President; PreA'et Club; Agriculture Club; l'ciultr> Science Club

lAoiitm Cecil Carlyle Fayetteville, N. C.

Indiistritil Engineering AIIE, Chairman Menibciship Comni.

Lewis Franklin Carlenter, |r. Dallas, N. C.

bidiatriat Arti— Technical Option Industrial Arts CUih; VDC

)()HN Curtis Carr Coldsboro, N. C.

Electrical Engineering

ROTC Rifle learn 1; IRE 1, 2. i. 4

loiiN McClunc Carrincer Andrews, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering

Apiilld Club; ASME

I iioMAs Watkins Carrincton, Jr. OxFord, N. C.

Mathematics Education Math & Science Club j. 4; YDC ^, 4; Band I; Drum & BukIc Corps 1

I Ienrv Constantin Carroll Chajipaqua, N. Y.

Civil Engineering Photograph)' Conim.; Dance C'omm.

VVooDRow Wilson Carrlithers, jr. Greensboro, N. C.

Recreation and Parks Administration

Pi Kappa Alpha; Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4

Edward Carson Raleigh, N. C.

Electrical Engineering AIEE

OF 1961

Billy Wayne Carter Middlesex, N. C.

Electrical Engineering Lambda Chi Alpha, Magazine Editor 2, 3; Phi Eta Sigma; Eta Kappa Nu; Scabbard & Blade; AIEE; Inrramurals 2, 3. 4; Advanced ROTC

Cecil Neal Carter Sa\annah, Tennessee

Pidp and Paper Technology Pershing Rifles; XI Sigma Phi; Intramurals 1, 2, 5; Fourdrinier Society

Carlton Baxter Carver Roxboro, N. C.

Applied Mathematics

|ames William Carver Fa\ette\ ille, N. C.

Civil Engineering ASCE 2, 3. 4; Veteran's Clul> 4

Ian Clevenger Cates Burlington, N. C.

Textiles Phi Kappa Tau; Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4; Delta Kappa Phi; Advanced Militar>

Berry Wendell Cauble Ciastonia, N. C.

Textiles Phi Psi; Baseball 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4

Harold Caudle Lenoir, N. C.

Electrical Engineering

AIEE

Ernest George Charles Raleigh, N. C.

hidiistrial Engineering Phi Eta Sigma 2, 3, 4; AIIE: Intramurals I. 2; Engineers Fair 3; ROTC; YDC

Song Kram Ghusak Chavengsak Bangkok. Thailand

Agriculture Technolog)— Field Craps

Agronomy Club

11571

Wal'ikr David CIhhek Iknlin^ton, N. C'.

Mechanical Engiiieeriiifi

ASME

MiTCHEAi. Lee Childress Gibsonville, N. C.

Industrial Engineering AIIE

Richard C'i.ark Childress Crcensbori), i\. C.

Electrical Engineering

W'tcrans Association; AIEE-IRE

Silas Ted Christenbury Hairisburg, N. C.

Nuclear Engineering

Sisma Pi; Inlramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; AIP 4

Wn.LiAM /Ames Chrisiopher Franklin, Virginia

Horticulture Horticulture C'lub: Glee Club Accompanist

IIarrv /VRiiiiiR CiKANEK, Jr. Lenoif, N. C^.

Mechanical Engineering ASME: Veterans Association

Evelyn Dee Clark Bciilav illc, N. C.

Applied Mathematics Si^ma K;ippa, Pres.; Student Govt. Comm. 1: Cheerleader i; Student LTnion, Hospitality Comm. 2, 3, 4: .Apollo Club 4

|ack Adams Clark Sanfoid, N. C.

Electrical Engineering Honorary Fraternity 1; .AIEE

|amES iS'oRFLEET ClARK VVcklon, N. C.

Math Education

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THE CLASS

Robert Edward Clarke Moiganton, N. C.

Heating, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration

ASHRACE, Sec. Treas. 4

William Herbert Clem MER I ligh Point, N. C.

Mathematics Education Mu Beta Psi; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Mu Beta Psi, Treas. 4

Gene Arthlir Clemmons Clayton, N. C.

Electrical Engineering

Band 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; AIEE 4

Frank Thomas Clifton, Jr. Mt. Olive, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering

David Scott Coble Garland, N. C.

/Igriczi/dire Education Intramurals 1, 2; Tucker Dorm, Floor Manager 3, Social Director 3; .Ag. Council Representative 3, 4; Ag. Ed. Club 2, 3, 4

James Alfred Coble Liberty, N. C.

/\gr/ci(/(iire Business— Pou/fry YMC.A ]; Poultry Science Club 2, 3, 4; Poultry Judging Team 3, 4

.Arnold Hugh Cohen llrooklvn, W \'.

Textile Management Sigma Alpha Mu. Publication Staff; Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4, Handball .Ml Campus .■\vvard; Campus Chest Drive; Sub Chairman College Union Library Comm.

PtOBERT Ervin Cole Raleigb, N. C.

Design

Worth Wingate Collier Wade, N. C.

Agricii/dire Design

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l\c)NAi u VVavne Colombo Pccirl River, N. Y.

Nuclear Engineerhifi

Pershing Rifles; Succer 1 , 2

Charles Edward Colson Norwood, N. C.

Agriculture Business— Field Crops FarmHouse; Agriculture C'lub; Agronomy Club; ROTC

Clarence Leon Combs Draper, N. C.

Electrical Engineering

Thela Tau, Treas. 4; Apollo Club i. 4; AIEE i: IRE 4

Worth Frederick Cone Spring Hope, N. C.

Agriculture Business— Agriculture Economics Alpha Zeta, Censor 4; Baseball 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Agricultural Council, Sec. 3, Vice Pres. 4; Men's Campus Board; Ag Economics Club; Marshal; YDC

Wallace Reid Conway Creenville, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering

Charles Wesley Cook Calypso, N. C.

Electrical Engineering Veterans Association: Freshmen Orientation; College llniun Photography Comm.: IRE

Charlie Harrison Cooke Lavvndale, N. C.

Applied Mathemutics Phi Kappa Phi; Tau Beta Pi; Veterans Association; Mathematics Club

Iames Robert Cooke Huntersville, N. C.

Agricultural Engineering Golden Chain; Blue Key; Order of Thirty & Three; Alpha Zeta; Student Govt. Legislature 1, 2. Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Orientation Commission I, 2; ASAE 1, 2, 3, National Vice Pres. Student Branch 4; YMCA 1, 2, Treas. 3, 4

Oren Boyd Cooke Maiden, N. C.

Nuclear Engineering AIP; Summer Judicial Board 3; Orientation Group Leader

OF 1961

Richard Owen Cope Gastonia, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering ASME

Roy Douglas Cope Lexington, N. C.

Electrical Engineering AIEE-IRE 3. 4; Wesley Foundation

Edward Max Correll Monroe, N. C.

Electrical Engineering Eta Kappa Nu; -AIEE IRE; Veterans .Association

Larry Tom Costner Casar, N. C.

Textiles Delta Kappa Phi; Intramurals I, 2, 3

James 1 Joward Cottle, Ir Rose Hill, N. C.

Pre Vef. Agriculture Science

Gus Perry Colichell Charlotte, N. C.

Nuclear Science

Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Kappa Phi; Sigma Pi Sigma; Honors Program

William Emmanuel Coutouzis Fayetteville, N. C.

Alechanical Engineering ■Mu Beta Psi 2, 3, 4. Treas. 3; Intramurals 3. 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Symphonic Band 1, 2. 3, 4: ROTC 1. 2, 3, 4. Band 1. 2, 3

William George Crawford, Jr. Goldsboro, N. C.

Industrial Engineering Phi Kappa Tau; .AllE; Fraternity Sports 2, 3. 4

Oliver Palil Creole Washington, N. C.

Electrical Engineering Eta Kappa Nu. Recording Sec; Student Orientation Comm.; Veterans Club; Photography Comm.

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Jamhs CLAHENt:t Creu i\ loi>;amc)ii , N. C".

Furniture Manufacturinfi and Manaiiement

T;iu Kappa Epsilon

Sherman Louis C riner WinsUin Salcin. \'. C.

Electrical Eniiineeriii^

Wu.LiAM Morrison Crockford C iKiilntu-, N. C.

\latheiHatics Ediictitiun Mu Beta Psi: Band 1. 2

Richard I^ai i as C room Ral(.'ii>li. \'. C.

Civil Engineering

Phi Kappa Tau; .\SCE

Blanche Loiuse Cross Virginia Beach, V'irojnia

Industrial Engineering Huspi:alit\ C'dinni. 1. i, 4; Cheerleader 1: Society nf Wi.im-n FiiKiiu'ers 2. ■!. 4; ami-, I, .<. 4; VWCA 4

Lawrence Campbell Cross Mdncurc, N. C.

Forestry— Management

Carl Benson Crotts Trinity, N. C.

Textile Technology

Phi Psi; Tompkins Textile Council; Kappa Tau Beta

[oiiNN^ Lee Crow Lincolnton, \. C.

Industrial Arts Education

JOSEPH Spottsvvood Crowell Enka, N. C.

Nuclear Engineering

College Union I'orum Comm. 1; YMCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Math Cluh 4; American Nuclear Society 3, 4; AIP 1, 2, 3

THE CLASS

Richard Broadhs Culler, |r. I ligli Point, N. C.

Applied Mathematics

Intramurals I. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1; Math Club; VRC

Finn Bowen Cullom Raleigh, \'. C.

Electrical Engineering

Delta Sigma Phi; Student Senate 3

I IeNRY CaRRINCTON CUNINCHAM, JR.

Winston-Saleni, N. C. Forest Management Pershing Rifles 1; Forestry Club 3, 4

|ames Richard Clirrie I lickmx , N. C.

Industrial Engineering Phi Lta SiKma; Thirty & Ihrie; Blue Key; C.olden Chain: Alpha Pi Mu, Pres. 4; Soiil/icrn Engineer, Business Manaijer 2, 3; AIIE Pres. 4: Engineers Council 2, 3, 4; Consolidated LIniversily Student Council 3, 4; Orientation Commission I, 2; Honor Code Commission

Rov Da\id Cinviis Raniscui, N. C.

Mt'chanictil hngi}teeri}ig

Ernest 1 Iardinc; Clitler Blounts Creek, N. C,

Agricultural Education \lph;i Zeta; Kappa Phi Kappa; \'0-.A(;, Editor 3. Circulation Editor 2; t hairman An- Ed. Student .Advisory Council; Ag. Ed. Club 1. 2. 3. 4

William Robert Dabnev South Amboy, N. J.

Forest Management Intramurals 3. 4; Foresl[\ Club 3. 4; Newman Club 3, 4; Forestn' Freshmen C'ounselinK Ser\'ice 4

Phh IP Bernard I^ahlen

Wildlife Biology

Leopold Wildlife Club 3, 4; .Newman Club 3, 4

|oHN Covington Dalton

Industrial Arts Education

CJakland. .\. ].

b 3, 4

Asheboro, N. C.

\in.ild Air Societ\ ; VVrestling I. 2; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; .Ml Campus lir.r.iinurals 2, 3

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l,()v\in' /\lton Daniels, |r. Driver, Virginia

Industrial Engineerinji,

Siym.i Alpha Epsilun; Thirty & Thrte, Vice Pres.; Blue Key, Vice Pres.; Guklcii Chain; A(;iU)MEcK, Editor 4; Iiur:iinurals I, 2, 3, 4; Class Pres. 1, 2; SiimiiK-r Judicial Board C'hainnaii; Honor Code Board; Consolidated University ('ollncil. Pres.; Orientation (iroup leader

William 1 Ienrv Daniels Fort Bragg, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering— Aero. Option

W'li I I \M Floyd Daughety Lexington, N. C.

Recreation and Parki Administration Sigma .Alpha Epsilon; Intraniurals Man;iKer; Track 1. 2

Charles Alfred Davis Brevard, N. C.

Chemical Engineering Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Kappa Phi; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Mu Epsilon; .\ICHE, Sec. 4; Math Club, Pres. 4; Engineering Honors Program

Daniel Shaw Davis, Jr. Monroe, N. C.

Industrial Engineering Sigma Nu. Recorder, Historian; Scabbard & Blatle; lntr:imurals I, 2, 3, 4

C!EORt;E Kenneth Davis Bessemer City, N. C.

Dairy Husbandry .AI C'lub; Ag. Club; 4-H Club; Dairy Judging Team

James L'Rov Davis Raleigh, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering— Aero. Option Theta Chi; .Alpha Phi Omega; Institute of Aero. Eng.; Band 1, 2

Joe Eric Davis Charlotte, N. C.

Mathematics Education Tucker Doim, Pres. 4, Manager 4, .Athletic Director 3

John Charles Davis Greensboro, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering— Aero. Option Monogram Club; Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4; Indoor & Outdoor Track I, 2, 3, 4. Captain 4; Concert Band; Marching Band; IAS

OF 1961

Robert Baker Davis Elizabeth City, N. C.

Civil Engineering .ASCE; Veterans Association

Robert Dabney Davis Winston-Salem, N. C.

Applied Mathematics Tau Beta Pi; Track 1, 2; Apollo Club; Band 2, 3, 4

THO^LAs Barry Davis Charlotte, N. C.

Cixnl Engineering— Construction Option .ASCE; Dorm .Athletic Director & Floor Manager

Wayland Thomas Davis Albertson, N. C.

Agricidture Education

.Ag. Ed. Council

Bobby Bernard Deaton Morganton, N. C.

Pidp and Paper Technology Apollo Club; Fourdrinier Society, Treas.; Xi Sigma Pi; Glee Club 1 ; Swimming Team 2; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Symphonic Band 1. 2, 3, 4; ROTC Band 1, 2

David Richard Decker Winston-Salem, N. C.

Fundamental Physics Phi Kappa Tau; Phi Eta Sigma; .American Rocket Society; Intramurals 2. 3. 4

Dewey Daniel Dee JXhiniia, Philippines

Textiles Monogram Club: Soccer 2, 3

Cecil McClellan Dellinger, Jr. Stanley, N. C.

Textiles

Bobby Roy' Denning Benson, N. C.

Electrical Engineering Track 1; AIEE-IRE

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Wn.LiAiM Lawrence Dennis RandlcnKin, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering— Aero. Option Intraniuials 1, 2, 4

William Edwin Derrick Clunldiic. N. C.

Aiiricnhure— Technical Option

llurliculturi- Cliih. Tiejsiiicr -t

loE Kelly Donaldson Mt. Mdiirnc, N. C.

Civil Engineering Wrestling 3, 4; Apollo Club i. 4; ASCK ^. 4

Chandrakant p. DosHi Ciiltutui, liuli.i

MetaUiirgical Engineering

Joseph Donald Douu Pfafftown, N. C.

Mecluiniciil Kngi}ieering—Aero. Option

Jerry Mack Douclas lialrii^li, N. C.

Electrical Engineering

IIomek Franklin Drve Salishuiy, N. C.

EJectrical Engineering

Edward James Duinl\s Shelby, N. C.

P/;_ysics \clfr;ins Associiition

John Kenneth Duncan Kannapolis, N. C.

Industrial Engineering Sieni;) Chi; lntr;inuir;ils 1. 2, 3, 4

THE CLASS

Marshall Yaies Dunc:an C"la\toii, N. C.

Math Education

Ahull ;ind Science Education Club, Pres. 4

Harry Patton Dlinn, 1r Dan\illc, Virginia

Electrical Engineering aieeire

Kenneth .Alan Dunning Kinston, N. C

Electrical Engineerinii SwiniminB I; llanii 1; C'll Photo Coniin. I, 2, ^, 4; All.lMRi: L 2, ^. 4

|oHN CIordon Early RalcJuli, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering

IAS; ASME

Larry Cordon Earp Chailtitti', N. C.

Civil Engineering

asce

C.Eone^E Alben Eason ^LlL■clcsticl^l, N. C.

Civil Engineering

\S( L; ^ DC

Chri W'eik Eherly Sheridan, i'eiinsv Kania

Recreation and Parki Administration Iiili;iinui;ils 1. 2, i, 4; HraRaw Oorni. Athletic Director 3. 4; Lootliall Team, StLuieiil Manager 4

I iiDMAs IIiRRHRT EcK Savaiiiiah. Ceciruia

Pulp and Paper Technology

Ihcta Clii; I'hi I 1,1 SiKina; Xi Sigma Pi; Alpha Zeta; Ihiily & Ihiee; liluc Key; Golden Ch.iiii; Inlraimirals 1, 2, .^, 4; Forestry Club; i-"ourdrinier Society; IIC; W'eslev loundalion; Marching Band; Fanfare Band; Student Govt.; VMCA; .\pollu Club; Sludent ALirshal

Lewis W, Eckstein, Jr. Pirvson City, N, C.

F(/rest Management Forestry Club; SAP

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Slk^M

Wesi.hv Ikvin Edens Draper, N. C.

Textile Tec/mo/ogr

LI,()^•I) Verner Edmonds Roanoke Rapids, N. C.

Textile Technology

Dcllii K.ipp.i I'lii; K.ijip;! 1 iiil Ik-til; Textile /'ornni, Editor; Tompkins Textile r.iiiiuil

raiHus Eugene Edmonds lilkin, N. C.

Civil Hiiiiiiieering—Constnidion Oplioii

ASCI-:

|()iiN /\iisTiN Edmondson Gaincs\'illc, Gcoroki

Furniture Manufacturing and Management K.ippa Alph;i. Pres. 3; Phi Kappa Phi; Phi Eta Sigma; IPC' .-?; Fiirnituu- ( luh, Pres. 4; ROTC

|ai\ies Carroll Edmlindson Pik^'xillc, N. C.

Agricultural Education An Ed. Cliil) M

Charles Wade Edwards Ramseur, N. C.

Agriculttiral Education Alpha Gammo Rho; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; IPC Representative 2; Ag Cluh 1. 2. 3; Ag Ed Club 1, 2, 3; Pnultrj' Chib 2; YDC 1, 2, 3; Veterans Asso- ciation I, 2, 3

Iames Harrison Edwards Greensboro, N. C.

Electrical Engineering AIEE-IRE; Engineers Fair, Chairman for EE Dept.; CLI Photography Comni.

JERRY Allen Edwards Mooresville, N. C.

Chemical Engineering

loiiN Eester Edwards, Jr Sarasota, Florida

Agricultural Science— Dairy Manufacturing Plii Eta Sigma; Marshal 3; .Animal Industry Club; N. C. Dairy Assoc. Scholarships 2, 3. 4

OF 1961

John Thomas Edwards, Jr Spring I lope, N. C.

Applied Mathematics Intramurals 1. 2, 3; YDC 3, 4, Publicity 4; College Union Outing & Library Ctnnm.; State Student Legislature, Delegate 3

Joyce Hatch Edwards Mt. Olive, N. C.

Mathematics Education Orientation Group Leader; International C'nnim.; Hospitality Comm.

Larry Clifton Edwards I lamlct, N. C.

Forest Management Forestry Club

Melvin Douglas Edwards Louisburg, N. C.

Chemistry

Ralph Goldson Edwards, ,Jr Salisbury, N. C.

Industrial Engineering Pi Kappa Alpha; Phi Kappa Phi; Alpha Pi Mu; Blue Key; IFC

Walter Allan Edwards Marsh\ille, N. C.

Agricjiltural Education

William Sandford Edwards Middlesex, N. C.

Agricultitre— Poultry

Poultry Science Club, Y'ice Pres.; Poultr>' Judging Team

Edward Stuart Elam Charlotte, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering

ASME; Blue Key; Intramurals; Interdormitory C'uuncil 3, 4; IDC, Pres.

4, Ball Comm. 3; Dorm Manager 3, 4, Floor Manager 3, 4, Social Director

3, 4; Consolidated University Student Council 3; Veterans Club 2, 3, 4

Abdul Wahid El-IIaimus Baghdad, Iraq

Agricultural Engineering Technology Soccer I; .Arab Organization, Sec.

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Edwin Poe Elkins, Jr Clarkton, N. C.

Agricuhitral Education

David Bruce Elliott Forest City, N. C.

Industrial Arti— Technical Option Sigma Chi, House Manager 4; Industrial .Arls Club 3. 4; Intrjmurals 1, 2, 3, 4; I-ratemitj- Football 2; School of Engineering. Sen;tiii 1

loHNNv Lee Elliott States\ ille, N. C.

Civil Engineering Engineers Fair 3. 4

L.\RRv Wayne Ellis DurhaiTi, N. C.

Electrical Engineering

Philip Randall Ellis Clarkton, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering YMCA I; BSII 1

Robert Charles Ellis, Jr Shelby, N. C.

Electrical Engineering AIEE

Charles Wayne English Raleiuh, N. C.

Civil Engineering— Construction Option \'eterans Association 1 , 2

Ronald Holland English Willard, N. C.

Agricultural Education Alpha Gamma Rhn; Intramurals 2, _^, 4

William CJllin English W.itha, N. C.

Electrical Engineering AIEEIRE; Veterans Club

THE CLASS

1 Iarold Eugene Eskriix;e Slu-lby, N. C.

Physics Tau Beta Pi; \ eterons Association 2, i, 4, Treas. 4; AlP .<. 4

Larry Dean Eudv Charlotte, N. C.

Civil Engineering

William Edward Evans Kinston, N. C

Civil Engineering Kappa Sigma; Intramurals 1, 2, ^. 4; >1)C'; ASCE

Marvin McHenrv Everett Rohersoiu ille, N. C.

Applied Mathematics

Ml' 1. 2; Mathematics Club S. 4; Orientation C;roup l.c;uler 2. 3; Marthins Band 1.2. 3; Symphonic Band 1. 2. 3. 4

EioN ALacGregor Faelten Kinston, N. C.

Physics Sigtna Phi Kpsilon; Phi Eta Sigma; Tennis 2, 3. 4

|(iiiN Maci Ialkner, |r Oxlord, i\'. C.

Industrial Arts— Technical Option \etcrans Association 2, 3. 4; liulustrial Arts Club; \ A. SergiMnl .it \i ms

Richard Dan Falls Bessemer C-ity, i\. C.

Industrial Arts— Technical Option

Da\ H) W\\NE I ANSi.ER Wiiistoii Salepi, N. C.

Cix'il Engineering

Chi Kpsilon; Theta Tau

Edward Ci ark Farr Cliailotte, N. C.

Industrial Engineering

AIIE 3, 4, Treas. 4

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[(^^■■^■■■■■^^^■^■^■^■■^^■^■||[P''^^H|^^B| ^'' ' Ierman I'AiiRELL, 111 Raleigh, N. C.

d/t^mik ^0^^^^^^ 1^ iVi^BI^^^^H Recreation and Parks Administration

W^ Ci- i M <^*^ "t*' |r sU^ •c f^ ^ l-AHiiv Mic:iiAEi. Faust Winston Salem, N. C.

^^J • & ' 'I ' ll Meduniical Engineering

^J^^^ ^^^ .^^^^^^^ ^^^ ^^^^KT^^^^ Ai.AN Orant Feimster I ayl()rs\'ille, N. C.

JACK \\'ei,c:h Felmei \\'a\iu's\ilk', N. CJ.

^ _^ I «fc ^ Eix;ar Milton Fields, Jr. I icntord, N. C.

Applied Mathematics

, Pl^i Eta Sigma

^^^^ ^^^^^I^^W^ .^^K^t ^^^^ Parks Cadman Fields Pleasant Ciarden, N. C.

. ^^^^^^^^^^^ ^ ^^^^^ ^^^^^P ^P^ ^^^^1 Agricultxira] Education

^ DoiKa AS Wade Files P.laneh, N. C.

te^^rt^ Science Education

I ^^ ^^ ■ 1 oad Fred Filsoof Tehran, Iran

^* iPl ^^ Engineering Mathematics and Electrical Ettgineering

• \ T^k i» lL.«. - AIEE-IRE; International Club; Soccer 2, 3; Belmont Abbey, Monogram Club,

"^ ' ^ Science Club

r ^^^^^^^^K^f^ ^^^^ RuFus Talmage Fish Wilson, N. C.

^^ ^^^^I^^^^^T ^^ ^^^^1 Mechanical Engineering

t A ^^^^^^^1^^^^^^^ ^1 ^^^^^^^1 ASME; Arnold Air Society; Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Advisory Hoard; Kappa

[^^ ^BBBm^^B fl ^H^^^l Alpha, Athletic Director 2, 3; AFROTC, Group Commander

OF 1961

James Cruwell Fisher, Jr. Mt. Pleasant, N. C. ^^^HP^miliP^

Mechanical Engineering ^^^IP^^ '^^^^^^IF i

Norman Ray Fisher Raleigh, N. C. ^^W<^^^B AmP'IS Jfci% «?•

Industrial Arts Epsilon Pi Tau, Sec. 3, Pres. 4; Industrial Arts Club 2, 3, 4 . -^ « .

William Arnold Fisher Durham, N. C. .^^B5k ^^^^k ^^^R< ..^m9^ ^^^^

Industrial Arts ^^^^HM^ ^^^^^^I l^fffKF'M * ^^^^^R ^ ^^^^^B

Veterans .Association; Industrial ^^^^^HB ^^^^^^^Hii i iiK ^^^^^H M * ^^^^^^H

^MJlii 1 fi ■IliHl

Edward Plummer Fitts, |r. Littleton, N. C. HV '^^jij^^HHpMli^ ^'l^HI

Industrial E^ngitjeering 1^^ .^^''^^^^'iS^^^^Ik^ ^^SS^^. ^KKIK^ ^i

Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Big Four Day Participant; .\IEE 4 ^^^ ff "^^^^^^Hf ^^^ RPW^"' « ■

Jerry Burt Fitts . , Raleigh, N. C. ^ '* "" "^™" w «- ■ m ^-1

Agricii/fiire Technology fc - » ^f kf^" ' '^. £.

-Agronomy Club 3, 4; \\'estminster Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2 ^^^ ^. %!t ' ^V ^^^

[oseph Flosman Ontario, Canada ^^^^ ^^^^^ .^^^K ^^^fe ^^ ^^^

Joseph Franklin Flynn Chimne\ Rock, N. C. ^m^^ ^^B^ ^^^^^ ^"*'^~ ^^B

Delta Kappa Phi: Inlramuial'. I. 2 ■ 1 9H^HK K^ 1 K I

David Siew-Pun Fock Singapore, Malaya ^1 ^^ A^ ^

Applied Mathematics >^"*^^ ^Pte- ''jl JL ^^

Mars Hill College, Science Honor Club, Vice Pres.; International Club: .M^^^ / A /^^ ^^^^L^ y;^

William Isaac |r lenderson, N. C. ^^^^^ ^^^^A ^^^^^H ^^^^1^^^^^ M^^^^M

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Donald Ray Fountain Wilmington, N. C.

Industrial Engineering Sigma Alplia Epsilim; Thirty & Three, Sec.-Treas., Intramurals 1, 2, i, 4; Class Sec. I; Student Govt. Senator 1, 2, Sec. 3; CUSC 3; Chairman RevisinR Constitution Comm. 2; Chairman Chaperon Comm. Fr. Soph Dance 1; AFROTC Drill Team I

Charles Broadlis Fousiiee, Jr Sanford, N. C.

Eitgiiteeriii^ Mathematics .MarchinK Cadets Commander

William Elbert Fouts Franklin, N. C.

/lgric!(!(!ira/ Education FarmHouse; Kappa Phi Krppa; Inter-Fratemity Intramurals; Ak Hd Club; YDC

Robert Lewis Fowler Br\ son City, N. C.

Electrical Engineering

Dennis Lee Fox Gastonia, N. C.

Civil Engineering .ASCE; Veterans Association

Wesley Booth Frame Staten Island, N. Y.

Landscape Architecture

Kenneth Vaden Franklin Cary, N. C.

ChcviicnJ Engineering AKIIE

Harold Leon Fr.\zier Charlotte, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering

Delta Sigma Phi, Sec; BSU, Comm.

James Richard Frazier Charlotte, N. C,

Mathematics Education Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4; BSU, Vice Prcs. 3; Apollo Club 3

THE CLASS

Winston Earle Frazier Wake Forest, N. C.

Agricultural Education

Harold Boyd Freeman Raleigh, N. C.

Eorest Management Track I

[ames Homer Frye Hickory, N. C.

Civil Engineering— Construction Optimi Sifima Phi Epsilon; Student Go^-t. 1, 2

Raymond K. Fuhrer Charlotte, N. C.

Chemical Engineering

Sisma Pi; Billiard Team 3; Glee Club 1; Newman Club. Pres.; .AICHE 2, 3. 4; C.U. Theatre Comm. 3

William Fred Fulcher Rocky Mount, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering— Aero. Option Arnold Air Societ\ ; IAS

Richard Vernon Fuller Charlotte, N. C.

Electrical Engineering Chess Club 3; ire 4

Robert Edward Gagnon Aycien, N. C.

Electrical Engineering

WKNC, Announcer; CU Outing Comm.

Ernest Washington Gamble, Jr. Salishiiry, N. C.

Industrial Engineering .AIIE; Wterans Association

Carlos S. Garcia I lolgiiin, OIL. Cuba

Chemical Engineering

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OF 1961

WiNTHROP Henry Germaine Casselberry, Florida

Industrial Arts— Technical Option Industrial Aits Club 1. 2

Hugh Leslie Gerringer, Jr. . Greensboro, N. C.

Electrical Engineering Band 2, 3; Tau Beta Pi; Engineering Honors Program 3, 4; \eterans Asso- ciation 3, 4; AIEE 4

Harry Jackson Gibson Laiirinburg, N. C.

Agricultural Engineering ASAE 3. 4

Peter Murray Gibson Laurel llill, N. C. By

Applied Ma:hemalics *5

Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Mathematics Club

William Joel Gibson Gastonia, N. C.

Recreation and Parks Adminislra:ion Baseball 3, 4

Robert Sarratt Gidney, Jr Shelby, N. C.

Civil Engineering Phi Eta Sigma; Chi Epsilon; ASCE; Engineers Council. \'ice Pres.; Social Functions Comm.

Robert VanCleve Giersch Charlotte, N. C.

Industrial Arts— Technical Option Sigma Chi; Technician, Circulation Staff; Intranuirals 1. 2, 3. 4; All Campus Swimming Award I, 2; ROTC

David Dolian Gilliam Burlington, N. C.

Electrical Engineering Phi Eta Sigma; Eta Kappa Nu

Stanley Spencer Givetz Carmcl, California

ISlathenuitics Education Phi Eta Sigma; Track I, 2, 3, 4; Monogram C'lub; M;ithematics Science Club

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()sc:ar NicxJiAs Garcia I labana, Cuba

Electrical Engineering

.MLLIRE; International Club

IJen /\i;i()n Gardner, Jr. Aydcn, N. C.

A lechanical Engineering Delia Sigma I'bi; ASMU; Al ROTC; Arnold Air Society; Scabbard S Blade; lnli.iMUli.iK

|()H Dan CiARDNER Dallas, N. C.

Textile C^lieniislr) AATCC; Phi Psi

CiiAHLLs Philemon Garner Wilmington, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering Phi Eta Sigma; ROTC Rifle Team 1; ASME 3, 4

CilLBEHl G. CiARNER NcVV]lort, N. C.

Pulp and Paper Technology

George Walker Garrison, Jr States\il]c, N. C.

Mechaiiical Engineering— Aero. Option I'bi Lta Sigma; Pi Tau Sigma, Historian 4; Phi Kappa Phi; YMCA 1. 2. 3, 4, \'ice Pres. 4; Col. John \V. Harrelson Award I; ASME

lAiiBREY Leonard Gay' Zebulon, N. C.

/Igricii/diriT/ Education Alpli.i Gamma Rho, Social C'hairman 4; intr.nmirals ■>. 4; Ag L-1 Club; YDC'

Michael Gelber Ashdod Yam, Israel

Textile Technology

College Llnion, International Comm. 3. 4. Chairman 4, Forum Comm.; Hillel Organization

Steve Elaine Gentry' Arden, N. C.

Civil Engineering— Comstruction Option ASCE; Glee Club; Alpha Phi Omega, Sergeant-at-Arms, Recording Sec.

George Douglas Glover Ellcnhmo, N. C.

Electrical Engineering AIEE; Veterans Club; Charlotte College

Benjamin Ransom Goff Raleigh, N. G.

Textiles

Delta kappa Phi: Veterans Association

John Edgar Goforth Ruthcrforclton, N. C.

Textile Technology Delta Kappa Phi; Kappa Tau Beta; Tompkins Textile C'ouncil; Textile }-(trnni: Intramurals 1, 2

James Christopher Gold Shelby, N. G.

Applied Mathematics Mathematics Club 3; Collegiate 4-H Club i

Enrique Dimas Gonzalez Hab;ina, Guba

Electrical Engineering AIEETRE; International Club; YMCA; Ne\\'man Club

Maxwell Walker Goode BoiHng Springs, N. G.

Mechanical Engineering— Aero. Option Pi Tau Sigma; ASME; IAS; Veterans Association

Hugh Thomas Gore Tabor Gity, N. G.

forestry Management

Intramurals; Forestry Club

Garl R. Goswick, |r. Durham, N. G.

Electrical Engineering

William Ward Gradv Raleigh, N. G.

Industrial Arts

THE CLASS

James Lee Graham Yadkinx illc,

Malhemalics Education Baseball I; Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4; YRC

iN. G.

Phillip Rov C.uaham Yaclkin\illc, N. G.

Textile Technology— Mnnagement Option Phi Psi; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Dean's List 3; YRC

Eugene Bowers Grant, Jr Jackson,

Civ/7 Engineering— Construction Option

Kai:pa Alpli.i; \SCE 4

N. C.

Erving Harrison CiRA>'

h.U'ctrivut linginccring IRE

Avon, N. G.

Walter Edgar CiRAV Roanoke Rapids, N. G.

AgricuUiiral Science— Wildlife Biology Wildlife Socie!>'; Americ;ni Societj- of Manimalogists

Thomas Sweet Green Biitncr

Civil Engineering ASCE

N. C.

Canton, N. G.

Charles Wii i i \m Greene

Nuclear Physics

Order of St. Patrick; Phi l.t.i Sij^ma: Rowling Team 2; Engineers 1 air

aip

|. )). C.REENE Rockingham,

Nuclear Engineering I'll! Kappa Phi; I .ui liela Pi; Sigma Pi Sigma, Sec; All'; Illinois Pn

Iakhe'ip CioiiDON GuLcoin' Reidsxille,

Nuclear Engineering

N. C.

N. G.

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OF 1961

George Michel Haddad 1 lammana, Lebanon

Mechanical Engineering— Aero. Option Internyliunal Club

William Abraham Haddock Iacks(in\illc, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering IAS 1, 2, 3

Robert Luther Hacer Alexis, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering

i\

Ted Eugene Hager Mount I lolly, N. C.

Textile Chemistry Phi Psi 2, i, 4; AATCC; Tumpkins Icxtilt- Guuncil

William Johnny Haire Albemarle, N. C.

Civil Engineering ASCE; Wlerans Club

Morad Hakimbaba 1 ebeian, Iran

Civil Engineering— Conslniclion (_)ption

Naim Hakimbaba Teheran, Iran

Textiles

International C'iilb -!

Augustus Steele Hall Raleigh, N. C.

Industrial Engineering Phi Kappa Tau; AIIE: ROTC

Charles Roy Hall Marion, N. C.

Textiles Monogram Club; Track & Field 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 4

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Daniel LAwnENc:E CiRiMsi.Lv Aemc, N. C

forest Management

I'bi k.ippa Phi; Xi Siiima Pi; lorestrv Club. Trias, i

DoNAi.i) I lii(;ii Groce Yaclkin\ille, N. C.

Engineering I'ltysics

\l:ns Mill Jr. College. Philomathian Literary Soeietv I, 2. Science lluniir C lllb 1, Dorm Pres. 2, Student Council 2; All' 4; Apullo Club 4; YMCA 4

James Vincent C'.rlizdis, Ir. Thomas\'ille, N. C.

Pii/)i and Paper Technology Pi Kai>iia Phi

111 II) Klni C.inDER Rock iiiiih. 1111, N. C.

Applied Mallienmtics

Phi Kappa Phi ^. 4; Phi L:a Sit;rna I, 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; C:U I-ililr C'omm. i, 2, 3, 4, Chairman 3; \\'esley Foundation. Council 2, 3, 4; Stitdent Toastmaslcrs 3, 4; Orientatiim Group Leader 2

Wayne Dewey Gunter, Jr. Bin son Gity, N. C.

Electrical Engineering

aiee C-iiARLEs Pernell Gupton C'astalia, N. C.

Geological Engineering Lamlxl.i Clu .\lplra; PcrshinK Rifles; .\<;H()Mt(K. Phiil..Ki.ipliy Editor 2. 3; Intramurals 1 , 2, 3, 4

Glyde Mitchell Gurganus Williamston, N. G.

Eorest ManagenienI Alpha Zeta; Piitelttni, Business .ManaKer; Foresti> C lub. Pres.; VDC

Frankie Brown Gurganus Williamston, N. C.

Mathematics Ediication Math and Science Education Club 2. 3. 4. Sec, 4; Wli. 1. 2, 3. 4; Hospitality Comm. 1

James /\cra Hackney, III Washington, N. G.

hidustrial Engineering and Mechanical Engineering

Theta Tau; Phi Kappa Phi; Phi Eta Sigma, Vice Pres. I; Pi Tau Sigma; Alpha Pi Mu, Corr. Sec; WKNC; School of Engineering. Senator 4; YMCA; AIIE; ASME; Apollo Club 4; Junto 3; CU Committees; NSA Coordinator; Student Govt. 3

Thomas Daviu I Iall Piiu\ illc, N. C.

Civil Engineering Chi Mpsilon, \ icL" Pres.: Wesley Foundation, Pres.; Arnold Air Society, Chaplain; AFROTC, Syuadron Commander; ASCE

William I Ieadlev I Iall I li^li Pdint, N. C.

AJechauiccil Enginscritig

IAS 4

James I ovd 1 Iamilton Slielby, N. C.

E'eclriciil Engineering Lta Kappa .\u; AIEE IRE; LIRAC; X'eterans Association

|ean /\nioinette Hamilton Faycttcx ille, N. C.

Textile Cheinislry C!hccrleader 2, 3; Hospitality Cimm.. Chairman 4; ASTCC, Sec. 4; Women's I lonor Code Board 2, ?>

|oiiN Aiviiiuii I Iamilton W.isliin.yton, N. C.

Electrical Engineering AIEE i, 4; Velerans 1,2, 3, 4; CU Outing C;omm. 3, 4

Joseph Carr Mamme Oxford, N. C.

Forest Management S\\'imminK I, 2; Society of American Foresters

George Howard I Iammett Concord, N. C.

Industrial Engineering Sigma Chi, Newsletter: Ti'dinician, Managing Editor 1, 2, 3; Football 1; AIIE

Wayne H. Hammond Rylcigh, N. C.

Cii'i! Engineering

Bruce Wendell Hamrick Shelby, N. C.

Forestry Management Alpha Phi Omega; Track 3, 4; CU Outing Comm.

THE CLASS

Herman i Ioward IIamrick Shelby, N. C.

Uidiistritil .Alls— Tec/! nicd/ Oiytion

Vincent Arnold Hamrick V^'inston-Salem, N. C.

Civil Engineering Glee Club; BSD

Edgar Neil Harbinson Maiden, N. C.

Metnlturgical Engineering

lau Kappa Epsilon, Pies. 3; Cross Ci)Untr>- & Track 3: Intramurals 2. 3. 4; Lenoir Rhyne College 1; Orientation Clroup Leader 3; Interfraternity Council 3; .Amcricsn Societ\' for Melals 3. 4; YRC 4

loHN Harrelson Hardage Norlina, N. C,

Agricidtural Technology— Dairy Husbandry

Pi Kappa Phi, Pledgemaster; Interfraternity Council, Pres. 4; IFC Rcpresenta- tne 3; ROTC. Distinguished MilitaiA- Student; Fraternity Football 3, 4; \1 Club

|onN ll<m 1 Iardee

^ Icchiinical Engineering

William lio'i Hardln

Pul]' and Paper Technology

Loris, S. C.

PIvmouth, N. C.

William Knov\i.i()n 1 Iarding, |r. Charlotte, N. C.

linluslrial Engineering Ain.ileiir R-idin Chi It. Sec.-Treas.

Iasso i I Aiirios I laekensack, N. J.

Mcchaiiicid Engineering ASME I, 2, 3, 4

Ronald Cozart Harrell Rocky Mount, N. C.

Electrical Engineering .\ILL IRE; WKNC

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I liK.ii CihNi; I Iarrhlson, |r. , .

Textiles

Phi Psi

Lcxinyton, N. C.

|oii\ I'. I 1 auric'.er Falls Creek, PeniisyKania

Hecrcation and Parks Adiiihiislrntimi

l"ocitlxill 1, 2, ^■. liilr.imiir.ils

1 iioMAs Lawson Harrill Slulln. N. C.

Forestry Maiia^etiicitt

Charles Hal Harrington Saint Pauls, N. C.

Recreation and Parks Adniiiiistrulioii

\l|ih,i I'hi Onu-Kii; Fodthull 1; Indoor Track 2; Outdoor Track 1

|()iiNNv Mack Harrington /\yilcn, N. C.

Chemical Engineering Delta Sigma Phi; AICHE

Pju LY Wade Harris Durham, N. C.

Mathematics Education

Dennis Irvin Harris, Ir Greenville, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering ASiME 3, 4

R. G. Harris Asheboro, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering and Engineering Physics AIP; ASME; Veterans Association

Rov Leonard Harris, Sr Robbins, N. C.

Geological Engineering Masonic Order; Rockhound Club; AIME

OF 1961

Ted Harris Fayettcville, N. C.

Wood Technology Forest Products Research Society i, 4; Veterans Club 3. 4

Franklin Delano Harrison Raleigh, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering

Andrew Jennings Harriss, ]r. Wilmington, N. C.

Industrial Engineering Phi Eta Sigma; Alpha Pi Mu; Tau Beta Pi; AIIE; talent For Service Scholar

Ralph William i Iart . . Lansing, N. C.

Electrical Engineering Theta Chi; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; YRC

Donald Lee Hartley Graham, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering ASME; \'eterans Association

Leon ^L\soN Hartline States\illc, N. C.

Recreation and Parks Administration— Industrial Option Kappa Phi Kapp;i

Gene Wesley Hartsell Charlotte, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering ASME; Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4; Pfeiffcr College I, 2; Vetersns Associalion I, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4; \'etville. Mayor 4; CU Social Comm.

Hal Craig Hartsell, Jr. Concord, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering ASME 2, 3. 4; ROTC 3, 4

George William Hartzoge Hickory, N. C.

Geological E)tgineering

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liMiNn Richardson Hastings Morganton, N. C.

Furniture Manufacturing and Mana^cnjciit

SiKiiKi Pi. Ptl-s. 4; Inlrainurals 1. 2. B, 4; PershiriK Rifles I, 2; Purniturc C'lilb .^. 4; F-nfiineer's Council Representative 4; Forest Products Research S(icict>', Pres. 4; Freshmen Orientatifni Leader t; Marshal -^; ROTC

George Glenn Hatch Mount Olixc, N. C.

Electrical Engineering Rex Th I.MAN I Iatch Mount ()li\c, N. C.

Agricultural Education Agricultural Cluh I. .^. 4; \'eterans Association 1, 2. 1. 4: Oonn. \'ice Pres., S<icial Director 2. Pres., ManaKer i; IDC Dance Coinm.; Intraniurals I, 2, .?

.\i i .\N Conrad Hathcock .\lb(.nwrlc, N, C.

Agricidture Science— Wildlife Biology Arjiold Air Society, Commander 4; Leopold Wildlife Club; AFROTC; tdee Club 1

Kelly Irank 1 Iawkins Lafa)ctte, Louisiana

Nuclear Engineering

Phi Epsilon Pi; .MP

Kenneth Lee Hawn C'liaiiottc, N. C.

Textile Technology

SiKina Nu; Delta Kappa Phi; Intrainurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis I; I (iin[ikiiis 'Fextile Council

Alton Winfred LIaynes Raleigh, N. C.

Civil Engineering

C hi Epsilon; Wterans .Association

Edwin Zacheus Heafner Charlotte, N. C.

Chemical Engineering

Chase Patterson Hearn Raleigh, N. C.

Electrical Engineering Ela Kappa Nu; AlEE-IRE

THE CLASS

Bobby Odell Heath Wade, l\. C.

Mathematics Education Mathematics & Science Club; \'eterans Club

Ray Oliver I Iedden Biyson City, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering— Aero. Optifrn Thcta Tau

Phillip Arnold Heffner Mait^en, N, C.

Industrial Arts— Technical (iplion

Raymond George Hege Winston-Salcm, N. C.

hidttstrial Arts Industrial .\rts Club; X'eterans Cluli

Barry Colbiirn i Ienderson Hickor\-, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering Si^ma Phi Epsilon

Stanley Euc;ene Hendrick High Point, N. C.

Engineering Malhetnatics ASIE

|]l.\|,\m],\ 1 I AHM N 1 Ienson Ralcigh, N. C.

Electrical Engineering 1 ta K.ij'pa Xu; .MEE-IRE; Veterans .\ssociatioti

Thomas W'ooniiow I Ierring La Grange, N. C.

Civil Engineering

Donald L. Hester Stanley, N. C.

Electrical Engineering I'iii k.ipiM Plu; IIU;; Honors ProKram

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C^uivriss Barron I Iewlett Wilmington, N. C.

Civil Engitteering Student Toastmasler's Club; ASCE

Mom At. lit 1 losKiNS Hicks, Jr. Raleigh, N. C.

Textile Chemistry Phi K.ipp;i Tiiu, Rushing Chairman. Alumni Sec, The Fraternity Way, Staff; A.VTC; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; All Campus Foutball 1, 2; Interfratemity Cftuncii l^epresentalive, .Activities Comm; Greek Week Chairman; Orientation (.iiilip leader

li.M.MV 1 Ialin 1 liLBERT Duiham, N. C.

Nuclear Physics

1 \MEs Russell Himmelwright Matawan, New Jersey

Nuclear Engineering

VRC; Veterans .Association; AIEE-IRE; American Nuclear Society; AIP

Ihom AS I h.NsoN Bessemer City, N. C.

Pulp and Paper Technology Fourdrinier Society; YMC.A 1, 2, 3

('.HEAR SniRLOCK HiTE Charlotte, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering Cliarliitte College. Phi Theta Kappa; ASME 4; X'eterans Association

W'li LiAM Fletcher Hix Asheboro, N. C.

Fiiriii(!(re Manufacturing and Management Sigma Pi; Furniture Club; IDC; Dorm Pres., Manager 4, Athletic Director 3

Arihiir Bruce Ho.adley Raleigh, N. C.

Applied Mathematics Sigma Chi; Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Blue Key; Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; Engineering Senator 1; Symphonic Band 1

Loins Curtis Hodges Dobson, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering ASME; Veterans Association

OF 1961

Clyde Roark I Ioev, 11 Shelby, N. C.

Industrial Arts— Technical Option Sigma Chi; YDC; Technician, Photographer; Honor Code Board. Investigator I; Track & Field I, 2, 3, 4. All-Campus Track 3; Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4; Class, \'ice Pres. 1, President 2; School of Engineering, Senator I, 2; Rules Comm. 1; Orientation Comm. 2; Apollo Club

Roy Edward Hoffman, Jr Charlotte, N. C.

Electrical Engineering AIEE ire

Philip Cene Hogan Norman, N. C.

Wood Technology Forestry Club 2, 3, 4; Forest Products Research Society 2. 3, 4, Treas. 4

Roy C. Holder Liberty, N. C.

Agriculture Technical Engineering FannHouse; Gamma Sigma Delta

Dennis Franklin Holl.and McBee, S. C.

/Igricii/tiirnI Science— W ihllife Leopold Wildlife Club; Veterans Club

James Alvin Holland Marion, N. C.

Engineering Physics AIP 4

Deryi Burdon Holliday Raleigh, N. C.

Mathematics Education Kappa Phi Kappa; Alpha Phi Omega; Cross Country I; Tennis 1; Math and Science Club 3. 4; AIEE IRE; Dance Comm. 1. 3

Charles Thomas Holloman Seaboard, N. C.

Pulp and Paper Technology Fourdrinier Society

Earl Thomas Holt Salisbury, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering ASME

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Jack Morgan Holt Goldsboro, iV. C.

Textile Tech uology Kappa Tau Beta, Treas.; Delta Kappa Phi; Apollo Club; Intramurals 2, .^, 4; Tompkins Textile Council, Pres. 4

Robert Nisbet Holt, Jr Pantego, N. C.

Chemical Eiigineering

Intramurals 1, 2, ?. 4; Aliilij Phi (>Fm't;;i; \\'L'sle\ Foundation, Coimcil 4; \l ROI'C; AICHE

George Montague Holton, Jr. W'illiamsKin N. C.

Electrical ErijJineeriiig Delta Sisma Phi; YMCA; Intramurals 1, 2, 3

Alvin Dillard Hooper Tuckasegec, N. C.

Mechanical Entiineering

Phi Eta Sigma; Pi Tau Sigma; Phi Kappa Phi; Intramurals 2; Dorm, Sec. .■?, Pres. 4, Manager 4; Engineers Council Representative 4

Gene Allen Hoots Winston S.ilcm, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering Phi Kappa Phi; Theta Tau, Scribe 4

1 Iehhert Ronald I Ioover Concord, N, C.

Mechanical Engineering Arnold Air Society ?, 4. Sec. 4; ASME 1, 2, 3, 4

William Whitfield 1 Iopper, Jr Leaksxillc, N. C.

Civil Engineering— Construction Option Thela Tau ?. 4; Pershing Rifles 1. 2; ASCE; YMt A; ROTC

Oscar Bobby 1 Iorion Roxboro, N. C.

Electrical Engineering AIEE

James Herbert Hoskins Spencer, N. C.

Ciri7 Engineering— Construction Option

THE CLASS

Thomas Reeves Hoskins : S|u-nLcr, N. C.

Civil Engineering— Construction Option

William B. I Ioskins, Jr Fayctte\ illc, N. C.

Civil Engineering ASCE

Charles Ra\ I Ioiiser Asliex ille, N, C.

Civil Engineering Chi Epsilon

Teresa Lynn Houser Raleiijli, N, C.

Recreation und Parks Administration

Randih Mhrrlyn I Iouston Ahmtco, N. C,

Electrical Engineering

Jon Russell I Iovvei i Lenoir, N, C.

Applied Mathenmlics I'bi Kapp.i I'lii; Phi I t;i Signi.i; T.iu Hcta I'i; Intramurals 2, .1, 4; \\esle\ Itiundation 1, 2, ,1, 4, Sec. 4; Miithematics Club ^, 4; Engineers Council 4

William Edward Howell Rodiieo, N. C.

Mechanical Engineeritig-Aero. Option

Da.n I liLLi.\UD I loYLE I leiuleisoii, N. C.

Applied Mathematics Intramurals; Engineering Mathematics Club; \ MCA

FrKiiARi) C.Ain HuiiiiARD Hildchvan, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering .ASME 2, 4; ■! M( \ I

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Blake Palmer Hudson Shelby, N. C.

Melalhirgtcal Engineeriiifi American Society for Metnls, Vice C'li;iii tniin

James 1 Iowahd Hudson Clrccin illc, N. C.

(.'ivil Engineering— Cons(riic/io» Option liitrnnuirals 2; ASCII IE 2: ASCI, 4

IxoiiERT Lee Hudson lio.inokc' l^^ijiids, N. C.

Civil Eiijjiiieeriiig ASCE

Wayne Thomas Hudson . Ciuiltord C'ollcgc, N. C.

Electrical Engineerini!, IRE

loHN Wesley Huffman Charlotte, N. C.

Mechanicnl Eiigiiiceriitg

Charles Howard Hliffstetler MoliiH Holly, N. C.

Textile Chemistry Phi Psi; Sigma Tau Sigma, Vice Pres.; AATCC, Vice Pres.; Tompkins Textile Council 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4; Orientation Group Leader 3; Mars Hill Jr. College 1; .\pollo Club 3

losEPH Allen Hliggins Wilmington, N. C.

Physics

Phi Kappa Tau: Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Heta Pi; AIP, 1 teas.; AICIIE; Men's Cilee Cluh; Engineers Council

Eugene Richard Hughes Raleigh, N. C.

Industrial Engineering Phi Eta Sigma; Rand 1, 2, 3, 4; AIIE

Rudolph Hughes, Jr Coldsboro, N. C.

Electrical Engineering Veterans Association 3, 4; Intranuirais 1; VMC'.\ 1, 2, 3; AIEE

OF 1961

Carlton Perry Hlint Florence, S. C.

Mechanical Engineering

Robert Hughes Hunt Newton, N. C.

Mechanical Etigineering Phi Eta Sigma

Harold Dean Hlinter Weavcrville, N. C.

Mechanical E.ngineering ASME

Max Melrose Hltntley RuthcrFordton, N. C.

Textile Technology Delta Kappa Phi. Seigeant-at-.\rms 4; Vextile fnrtim, /\sst. Circulation Manager 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2

Charles Richmond Ingold Winston-Salem, N. C.

Textile Technology

Intramurals 1

John Henry Isenholir, Jr Salisbury, N. C.

P/!)'sics Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Kappa Phi; Sigma Pi Sigma; Clolf 1, 2, 3, 4; Math Superior Student Program; Honors Programs 2, 3, 4; Orientation Ciroup Leader

Randall Max Ivey Wilmington, N. C.

Electrical Engineering Eta Kappa Nu

Gerald Franklin Jackson Morehead City, N. C.

Industrial Arts— Technical Option Intramurals 1, 2; Veterans Association; liuiustrial .\rts Club; Acromeck Staff

Philip Stephen Jackson Pittsboro, N. C.

Physics Phi Kappa Phi; Sigma Pi Sigma; Phi Ft;i Sigma; Intramurals 1, 2

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Raymond Edson Jackson W'atha, N. C.

Electrical Engineering AIEE; X'etctans Association

Charles Dewey Jamerson, Jr Cooleemcc, N. C.

Electrical Engineering

SiKnia Phi Epsiion, Sec. 3, Pecs. 4; Phi Eta Sigtna; Eta Kapiia iVu; T.iil lii-ta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Intramurals I, 2, S, 4; AIEE

Ai.i.EN Newberry James Mt. Plc.isant, N. C.

Textile Chemistry Sigma Chi; AATCC

Sjeve Clifton James iMaxodan, N. C.

Textile Chemistry

]*hi Psi 4; AATCC" .3, 4, Treas. 4; \'eterans Association 1

Alyn |ames |anis Wilmington. Delaware

Design

Kenneth F. Jeffries New Hill, N. C.

Forestry Management Society of American Foresters; Forestry Club; YDC

Carol I I. Johnson Raleigh, N. C.

Recreation and Parks Administration

Edward James Johnson Wallace, N. C.

Mechanized Agriculture Mechani/t'd Auriculturc Club. Reporter 3

Cerald Lee Johnson Albemarle, N. C.

I'extile Management

gi^^k^tk

i

M

THE CLASS

(ames II. Johnson Dm ham, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Pi Kappa Phi; Inlramurals; Interfratemity Council

Margaret Louise Craig Johnson Fiiquav Springs, N. C.

Chemistry Phi Kappa Phi; C'heerleader 1. 2

Joseph Tiiarpe Johnston . , , , I itlleton, N. C.

Forestry Management

Intr;muirals 2, 3, 4; Forestr>- Club; Societ\' of .\mcrican Foresters

Kenneiii Robert Jolls Raleigh, N. C.

Chemical Engineering Tau Beta Pi; Band 1, 3

David Franklin Jolly Norris, Tennessee

Forestry Management Forestry Club

Rii I Y I lonns Jones I lertford, N. C.

Agricidtiirc Science Field Crops

Billy ()v\kn |ones Raleigh, N. C.

Chemical Engineering

Tau Kappa Epsiion. Treas. 4; YDC 3; AICIIE

Claude Ervtn |ones Morganlon, N. C.

Engineering Physics Summer School Comm. 2. Chairman 3; CIL Ileail Projectionist 4; Film C-.)mm. 2, 3, 4; AIP 3, 4

I lowARD Wa^nf Jones Kann.ipolis, N. C.

Industrial Engineering Sigma Chi; AIIE 3, 4

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Morris Len Jones Burgaw, N. C.

Wood Technology

Torcstry Club 2, 3, 4; Forest Products Research Society 2, 3, 4, \'ice Fres. 4; X'clerans .Association 4

I iioMAS Lane Jones Brevard, N. C.

Electrical Engineering Phi Eta SlKma; Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Hcla Pi; I'hi Kappa Phi; l!an;l; BSLI. l-\ecutive Comm.

DciiK.i ASS Ross Joyce l^aleigh, N. C.

Applied Mathemiilics

Matliematici Club I. 2, 3, 4; YMC A I; YRC 4

\\ II LiAM McKinley Kahlbaum, |r. Raleigh, N. C.

Engineering Physics Band I, 2; ATP 4; \'eterans Association 4

Marvin Earl Keech Pantego, N. C.

Mathematics Education AFROTC 3, 4; Dorm. Vice Pres.

James William Keistler, Jr Great Falls, S. C.

Chemical Engineering AICHE; Engineers Council

William Whitehead Kelly Winston-Salem, N. C.

Industrial Engineering Engineers Council, Sec. 4; .AIIE, Sec.

Worth Alexander Kendall Wadesboro, N. C.

Forestry Management Scabbard & Blade; Forestry Club; ROTC

Robert Henry Kennedy Wilkesboro, N. C.

Eiirnittire Manufacturing and Management Beta Phi Gamma; AIIE 3; Furniture Mfg. is Mgn. Club 3, 4; \'eterans Association 4

OF 1961

John Harold King, Jr. Smithfield, N. C.

Geological Engineering and Metallurgical Engineering

Lee Ellis King Charlotte, N. C.

Civil Engineering ASCE

Stanley Ross King Littleton, N. C.

Agricidtural Engineering

Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4; Dorm Athletic Trophy 2; Ag Engineering Club 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Vice Pies. 3, Pres. 4; Dorm, Floor Manager 3, 4; Ag Council 3; \'eterans Association 2, 3. 4; Tucker, Sec. 3

Truman Lewis King, Jr Raleigh, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering Phi Eta Sigma; Pi Tau Sigma. Vice Pres.; Tlieta Tau

John Marshall Kirklev Charlotte, N. C.

Civil Engineering Pi Kappa Alpha; Intramurals

Richard Carey Kistler Charlotte, N. C.

Industrial Engineering Delta Sigma Phi

Lawton Ward Kitchin, Jr Maxton, N. C.

Civil Engineering— Construction Option Basketball 1; Intramurals I, 2. 3. 4. .\thletic Director 3; .ASCE 4

Nils Iv.ar Kjosnes Brooklyn, New York

Electrical Engineering

-AIEETRE. Treas.; \'eterans .Association; Tectiuiciau, Photographer I, 2; Engineers Council 4

William P.atrick Kolodny North Wilkesboro, N. C.

Applied Mathematics Phi Epsilon Pi; Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Kappa Phi; Swimming Team 2

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Stephen Stanley Koszewski, Jr Charlotte, N. C.

Metallurgical Engineering Tau Kappa EpsUon, Pres.; Intiamurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Newman Club I: Apullci Club 3; ASM 3, 4; Sec. 4; Pershing Rifles 1, 2; Distinguished .Militarj' Student 4; IFC 3

Michael Richard Kowalczyk Clifton, New Jersey

Nuclear Engineering Keiamos; Toastniasters Club; AIP

Theodore John Kratt Charlotte, N. C.

Ci%nl Engineering Sigma Chi; ASCE; ApoUo Club; Glee Club; VMCA

Virgil George Kunde Red Wing, Minnesota

Engineering Physics Tau Beta Pi; Engineers Council; AIP 3. 4, Vice Pres. 4

Walter Jackson Lackey, Jr Fallston, N. C.

Ceramic Engineering and Metalhirgical Engineering Phi Kappa Phi; Tau Beta Pi, Cataloguer 4; Keramos, Pres.; American Ceramic Society; American Society for Metals; Phi Eta Sigma; YMCA 1; Engineers Council 3; Companion of St. Patrick 1

JOHN Elbert Lafferty Banner Elk, N. C.

Electrical Engineering Phi Theta Kappa; Lees-McRae Jr. College 1; Veterans Association 2, 3, 4; /UEE-IRE 3, 4; Engineers CouncU 4: YDC 4

Donald Gerald Lambert Stant'ield, N. C.

^ lechanical Engineering Intramurals

Roger DeWiit Lambert Andrews, S. C.

Pulp and Paper Technology Pbi Kappa Phi; .\i Sigma Pi; Phi Eta Sigma; Fourdrinier Society

Thomas William Lane Butner, N. C.

Recreation and Parks Administration APO; Cross Country 2; Campus Chest 3, 4; Glee Club I

THE CLASS

Edw.ard Heri%l\n Langston Raeford, N. C.

Forestry Management Alpha Zeta; Xi Sigma Pi. Sec. Fiscal Agent 4; Mu Beta Psi; Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Wesley Foundation, Program Chairman 3; Forestry Club I, 2; ROTC; Apollo Club 4

Eluood Glenn Lanier Chin(|iia|iin, N. C.

Civil Engineering ASCE

Harvey Glenn Lanier Maple Hill, N. C.

Electrical Engineering Engineers Coun.il 1. 2. 3. 4, \'ice Pres. 3; .MEE-IRE, Treas. 2, Sec 3, Vice Pres. 4

William Stone Lassiter Spriiii; I lojie, N. C.

Nuclear Engineering Lambda Chi .Alpha; Intramurals I. 2. 3. 4, .\d\isor\- Comm. 2. 3. 4; Lambda Chi Alpha 2, 3 4. Athletic Director; VMCA 1, 2, 3; Drum & Bugle Corps 1, 2, 3, 4; Interfralernity Council 2, 3

Ker.mit (^1 ivKR I AiR.HON, Jr JefTerson, N. C.

Nuclear Engineering

Sidney Edward Law Pilliaiii, N. C.

/^Sr/cii/liiro/ Engineering .AS.AE, Pres.; Engineers Council; I'hi Eta Sigma; Thirty & Three; Blue Key; Alpha Zeta; YMCA, Cabinet, L.\eculivc Council; Apollo Club

Benjamin Glen Lee 1 lollister, N. C.

/\i;r/Vii/(iira/ Technology \I Club; Cnlkgialc 4 11 Club; MciK Judging Team; Livestock Judging Team

jiMMV FjAinl Lee liinihc'rton, N. C.

I lorticulture

MiLTON W.vYNE Lee Raleigh, N. C.

Electrical Engineering AIEE IRF.

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l^oBERT Davis Lee Norwood, N. C.

Agricultural Business-Economics FarmHoitse; Afi. Econ. Club

Ulnnis Frank Leffler Charlotte, N. C.

.Mechanical Engineering PIi- Kappa Tau; Intranuirals

IliA Paul Leggett, Jr Washington, N. C.

Nuclear Engineering

Theta C'hi, Historian, Marshal; Thirty & Three; Blue Key, Treas. 4; Pub- lications Board i: Track 1; Intramurals 2, i, 4; Class Pres. i; Ring Comm. 3; Dance Comm. 3; Band 1, 2; Alpha Phi OmcKa 1, 2, Historian 2; Toast- masters Club 2; YMCA, Cabinet 2, 3, Comm. Chairman 3; .Apollo Club 2. 3, 4; Marshal 3; CUSC 3- AIP 4

Benjamin Elias Lemons Winston Salem, N, C.

Chemical Engineering Theta Tau; AICHE

Hernard Broughton Lennon Evergreen, N. C.

Animal Husbandry Animal Industr>- Club; Block & Bridle Club

James Cleveland Leonard, III Winston-Salem, N, C,

Applied Mathenmtics Theta Tau, Corresponding Sec. 3, \"ice Regent 4; ASME 3

George Edward Levings, III Hillsboro, N. C.

Applied Mathematics Delta Psi; \'eterans -Association; Mathematics Club

Kenneth McMillan Lewis Fayetteville, N. C.

Agriculture Techuolog} — Poultry .\lpha Zeta; Poultry Science Club, Sec.-Treas, 3, Pres. 4; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; ■ Vgricuhure Council Representative 3, Sec. 4

Marcus Faison Lewis Roseboro, N. C.

Industrial Arts— Technical Option Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club

OF 1961

Richard Terrv Liles Zebulon, N. C.

Agricultural Education Agriculture Club; Ag, Ed. Club

Robert Uwavne Linder Salisbury, N. C,

Industrial Engineering Sigma Chi, Executive Conira., Social Chairman; Teciinicin}!, Sports Editor. .Associate Editor; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; AIIE, Executive Council, Publicity Chairman; Toastmasters Club; Apollo Club

Donald Sherald Lindsaa' Mount 01i\e, N. C.

Electrical Engineering AIEE 4; Bragaw Dorm, Floor Manager 3, 4

Ronald Gerald Linds.ay Mount 01i\e, N. C,

Mechanical Engineering ASME; Intramurals I; Dorm Official

Earl L.awrence Lineberger, jr. Bessemer City, N, C.

Civil Engineering— Construction Option ASCE

James \^'oRTH Lineberger, Jr New Bern, N. C.

Mathematics Education Pi Kappa Phi; CLT House Comm. 3. 4

Charles Harvey Little Kenly, N. C.

Agriculture Science and Agriculture Economics

-Alpha Gamma Rho. -Alumni Sec. 4; Phi Kappa Phi; Gamma Sigma Delta; .Alpha Zeta, Chronicler 4; -Ag. Economics Club, Pres. 4; Freshman Group Leader; -Apollo Club; Y-MC-\; Wesley Foundation; YDC

Charles Singleton Little, Jr. Oakboro, N. C.

Recreation and Parks Administration

Herbert Randolph Little St. Petersburg, Florida

Mechanical Engineering— Aero. Option Delta Sigma Phi; Cross Country 1; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Engineering Senator 4; Glee Club. Business Manager I, Publicity Manager 2, Pres, 4

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Jerry Labon Little Monroe, N. C.

Textile Technology

Winpate College, Sigma Alpha Omicrun

Donald Cameron Livingston lirvson City, N. C.

Textile Technuloiiy Intramurals ?, 4

Archie Kay Lloyd T nuitmnn, N. C.

Hortictilttire I lorticullurc Club

Proctor Locklear, |h. Sh.inmin, N. C.

Aiilicltttltiill lidlfCiltifill

James Nance LocKwooD Kiiowillc, lennessec

Forestry MmuiiicniL'iil

Charles Eugene Long Concord, N. C.

Arcliileclure

William Barry Long Castonia, N. C.

Heating and Air Coiidilioniiii> ASllRAE. Pres.

[iMMY Oscar Love Concord, N. C.

Mechanical Eiii^ineerifiii \S\1L

Edward Rankin Lov\ry, |r. Crcensboro, N. C.

liulu-.lrial Arts— Technical Oplian

I'ershinK Rifles; Track 1

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THE CLASS

ASHLEIGH ALXRTIN LucAs Ralci^li, N. C.

Electrical Engineering

ISaseball 1; \'ettrans Club 1. 2, 3, 4; AIEE IRE 3. 4

RoBERi I)oik;las Lumsden Falls ChurLJi, X'irginia

Agriculture Science— Botany and Horticidture

R.niilnlpb Macon CollcRC 1. 2; Horticulture Club

Ted Williams Luther Candler, N. C.

Animal Husbandry Mcca L~ Milk Mti^iizinc, Business ALinager 4; Animal Industry C'lub; Block S liricUe Cluli

TiioM \s I li-NRY Lyon . . Durliani, N. C.

Engineering Malhcina!ics liilr.nniii.ils I, 2. i, 4; Rowling Team 1, 2: Raiiil 1, 2, ->■: Cll Music Ci>mm. 1

Carroll T^ean Lytle Oltl i on, \, C.

Electrical Engineering Eta Kappa .\u; All 1 1111

Porier [,ee Mc^Ateer Castonia, N, C,

Industrial Engineering Lamlxla tbi Alpli.i; AMI ; Inlr.iinur.ils 1 , 2, ^. 4

Chaiu Ls DuANE McCamey 1 iiulhu, Ohio

Electrical Engineering

Til I M A\ nESAV\YER McCarson, Jr,, Hciidcrsonx illc. N, C.

.A lechanical l-.nginecring AS\II . Innanuii.iU <. 4; Mars Hill Jr. College, Science Honor Club, Pres,

Cov Edwin McClintock Pleasant Canlcn, iN, C.

Mathematics Education M.ilb and Scii'ncc Club

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Arthur [ohnson McEwen, Jr Charlotte, N. C.

Electrical Engineering AIEE-IRE: \'e:erans Associalion

John Alan McGahey 1 liL;h Point, N. C.

Chemical Engineerifig Sicma Phi Epsiliin

Carl Louis McGee Lenoir, N. C.

Science Edjicatinn FarmHouse; Imramurak 5, 4; Mathematics and Science Club 1. 2, 3, 4; FarmHouse, Sec. 4

Nathan Henrv McLamb Clinton, N. C.

Meclianical EngineerinjJ Lambda Chi Alpha; Intramurals 1, 2, 4; ASME

Carl Morris McLaurin, Ir. Rockingham, N. C.

Agricultural Education Naticmal Ciuard

Charles David McMahon Swannanoa, N. C.

Textile!,

FarmHouse; Delta Kappa Phi; Sigma Tau Sigma; Kappa Tau Be:a; Scabbard & Blade; Intramurals 1. 2. 3, 4; BSU 1. 2, i. 4

Jerry Allen McMahon Morganton, N. C.

Chemical Engineering

Donald Charles McNeill Red Springs, N. C.

Industrial Arts—Techniad Option

Intramurals 2; Industrial Arts Club 3, 4; American Indus. .Arts Assoc; NCIAA; AFROTC; YDC; YMCA

James Ralph McNeill Lansing, N. C.

Civil Engineering ASCE I, 2, 3, 4

Ceorge Raleigh McColl Ihomasx illc, N. C.

Dairy Husbandry Ak EngineerinK 1, 2; Dairy Husbandry 3, 4; .ASAE 1, 2; Al Club 3. 4; Westminster Fellowship

Charles Gray McCollum Reidsvillc, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering

l).\uuiN II. McCoMBS Kannapolis, N. C.

Mechanical E,ngiueering X'eterans -Association; .ASME

|]oB McCracken CIvdc, N. C.

Forestry Management Western Carolina College !; rorestr>' C'lub; Scjciety of American Foresters; ItitramuraJs 1, 2, 3, 4; All Campus Softball 1, 3; Big Four Sports Day 3

Phil Thomas McCuiston, Jr Kernersville, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering— Aero. Option Phi Eta Sigma; Pi Tau Sigma; I.\S

William Raphael McDaniel Raleigh, N. C.

Forestry Management Honor Roll; Forestry Club

I Iik;h Dallas McDonald Bunnle\el, N. C.

Civil Engineering Theta Tau; Chi Epsilon; Tau Beta Pi; ASCE, On Die Lcie!, Co Editor; Engineering Honors Program

(oHN Rex McDonald Cameron, N. C.

Agriculture

Mu Beta Psi; Y.MC.A. Cabinet 2. 3; Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4; Horticulture Club 3. 4

Charles Harvey McElroy Ashe\ille, N. C.

Civil Engineering Chi Epsilon; On The Leveh Co-Editor; Intramurals I. 2, 3. 4; YMC.A: ASCE; Apollo Club

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Thomas David McNeill Chapel Hill, N C.

Electrical Engineering AILF, IRE; Veterans Association

John Patterson McPherson Raleigh, N. C.

Forestry Management Eorcstry Club; YDC; Wterans Club

David Scott McRae . Ellerbc, N. C.

Mechauical Eiigiiiceriiig Phi Kappa Tau; AFROTC Rifle Team 1,2, 3. 4; Varsity Rifle Team 1, 3, 4; Men's Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; IAS 1, 3; ASME 4

Harold Raymond Mabe Morganton, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering Western Carolina ColleEe 1,2; Radio Club 1; Science Club 2

Joseph John Macca Faiiport, N. Y.

Industrial Arts Kappa Phi Kappa; luotball 1; Veterans Association I, 2, 3; Industrial Arts Club 1; YDC 1

Samuel Viers Mace Street, MaiNland

Forestry Management Ciiii'lnm, Lilitiir; CU Outing Comm.; Forestry Club

Edward Lee Madre I lei ttoid, N. C.

Industrial Arts Alpha Gamma Rho; Industrial Arts Club

Frank Simpson Madren Elon College, N. C.

Electrical Engineering Phi Eta Sigma; Blue Key; Tau Beta Pi, Sec. 4; Eta Kappa iS'u; Golden Chain; Band I, 2; Bragaw Dorm, Manager 3. Vice Pres. 3, Floor Manager 2; AIEE 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, 4; IDC 3; S. S. Traffic Comm. 3; Group Leader 2; Engineers Council I, 2. Treas. 3, Pres. 4

Arthur Randolph Mahaney, Jr Kenbridge, Virginia

Forest Management— Wood Technology Kappa Alpha; Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4; Forestry Club 4

THE CLASS

William Don Malpass Norfolk, Virginia

Civil Engineering~Con!,truction Option

Mu Beta Psi; YMCA, Cabinet; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4

Gerald Daniel Mancini McKees Rocks, Pcnnsyhania

Recreation and Parks y\dminislration Football 1, 2, 3, 4

Charles Fredrick Mann Canton, N. C.

Animal Husbandry Dc.in's List 3; AI Club 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4; Meats Team 3; Livestock Team 4; Western Carolina College 1 , 2

FIarold Reid Mann Mchanc, N. C.

Textile Chemistry Phi Psi 3, 4; A.VrCC: 3. 4; Velcr;uis Association 3. 4

Truxton King M^vnn, Jr. New Bern, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering LAS 3; ASME 4; Wesley Foundation I, 2, 3, 4

Charles Edward AL\nsfield C.recnshoru, N. C.

Electrical Engineering W'lerans Association; IRE

loiiN Gus Markos Burlington, N. C.

Electrical Engineering A IKE

SniART A. Marks RichmoiKJ, N'irginia

Agriculture Scicncc~\\ ildlife Tau Alpha Sigma 3, Marshal 4; Leopold Wildlife Club 2, 3. Pres. 4; Agriculture Council 3. Piirli;iineiit;irian 4; I-reshman Orientation Group Leader; YMCA, Cabinet; .\pollo Cluh; Westminster Fellowship 2, 3

W'liitAM Oi EN Marks Raleigh, N. C.

Applied Miillienuitics

Scabbard & Blade; Mathematics Cluh; ROTC Drum & RukIc Corps

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liov I loYT Martin, Jr Hendcrsonvillc, N. C.

Industrial Engineerhtg 1 liL'ta Tiiu 2. .^, 4; AIIE 3, 4; l-reshm;m Orientation (Jruiip Leader 3; liiRJneers I-'air 2. 3, 4; Band 1, 2, >, 4

Franklin CIleech Mason Wilson, N. C.

hidustrial Arts— Technical Option Industrial Arts Club

W'lLiiAM Menry Mason, Jr. Kensington, Marxland

Ceramic Engineering

Kcranios; American Ceramic Society, Pres. 4; Keramos, Treas. 4

CiARv Alan Massel Greensboro, N. C.

Physics Si^^tna Alplia iMu, Alumni Recorder 2, Mistorian 2; Phi Kappa Plii; Si^ma I'i Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Eta Sigma; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4

Kansom Jackson Messengill, Jr Durliam, N. C.

Mechaiiiccil Engineering

ASME; Veterans Club

Ben 1-inch Massey Raleigh, N. C.

Agricidture Business— Potdtry Science Pimltrj- Club; Pre \'et. Club

|errv Pearson Massey Statesville, N. C.

Furniture Mamtfactiiring and Management \'ctcrans Club 2, 3, 4; Furniture Oub 3, 4, Sec. 4; \'er\-ille Council 4

Murray Franklyn Massey Greensboro, N. C.

Industrial Arts Education Sigma Alpha Epsilan

Douglas Harold Matthews Wilson, N. C.

Recreation and Parks Administration

Wrestling 1. 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, \'ice Pres. 4

OF 1961

Samuel Calvin Matthews Raleigh, N. C.

Applied Mathematics Phi Eta Sigma; Blue Kev; Golden Chain, Arch-Regent; Scabbard & Blade; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Intramurals 1. 2. 3, 4; YMCA 1. 2, 3, 4, X'ice Pres. 3; Mathematics Club; ROTC. Brigade Executive Officer 4; Judicial Board 3. 4; Code Board, Recorder; Student GoAt. Commission on Orientation 1, 2, 3, 4

James William Maliney Lincolnton, N. C.

Applied Mathematics Intrimurals I, 2, 3; YMC.-\; Mathematics Club

Ronald Matthew Mauney Shelby, N. C.

Civil Engineering -VSCE; Theta Tau; CLI House Comm. 1

Charles Houston Meade Durham, N. C.

Industrial Arts Education .Arnold .\ir Society; .MP; .\FROTC; .\AS, .'\rea Commander

Bobby Lawrence Meadows Durham, N. C.

Industrial Engineering Kappa Alpha, Sec. 3, Vice Pres. 4; IPC 1, 2, 3, Sec. 3; AFROTC, Wing Commander 4, DMS 4

Laster Byron Me.-vds Elizabeth City, N. C.

Meclinnical Engineering

Ronald Russell Medders Mount 1 lolK', N. C.

Textile Chemistry

Phi Psi, \'ice Pres.; -A.ATCC. Pres.; Sigma Tau Sigma, Sec; Tompkins Textile Council

Orlando Alberto Mendez

Bogota, Colombia, South Ainerica Nuclear Engineering

Thomas William Merrill Penrose, N. C,

Industrial Arts Epsilon Pi Tau; Intramurals; .ALVA; NCIAA; Industrial Arts Club; Brevard College; BSU

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Kenneth Earl IMerritt Clinton, N. C.

Mathematics Education Mathirmalics and Science Education Club; Orientation Gniup Leader

Max Burrage Merritt . Richfield, N. C.

Textile Technology Intramurals L 2, 3

William Meitrey, Jr Raleigh, N. C.

Enghieeriiia Mathematics and Industrial Engineering ASCE 1. 2; AllE 4; Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4; CU Games Comm. 3, OulinK Comm. 1; Enfiineer's Fair 1, 2; Dean's List

William Baxter Michael Rostic, N. C.

Nuclear Physics Phi Kappa Tau: Phi Kappa Phi; Tau Beta Pi; Si^nui Pi SiKmai Phi Eta Sigma; Track I, 2, 3, 4; AIP I; ANS 4

Thoimas I)a\ii) Michaels Raleigh, N. C.

Industrial Engineering Delta Siema Phi; Swimmins 1, 2; Monogram Club, X'ice Pres. 3. Treas. 4

William R. Middleton, Jr Garner, N. C.

Indiistrial Arts Education Kappa Phi Kappa; Industrial Club, Sec. 4

DeWitt Miller Beauhnille, N. C.

Agriculture Business— Agriculture Economics Agriculture Economics Club

Henry Eugene Miller, Jr. Wilmington, N. C.

Civil Engineering— Construction Option Sigma Alpha EpsUon; -ASCE

I Ienry Van Miller Ptaleigh. N. C.

Nuclear Engineering Phi Epsilon Pi

THE CLASS

JAMES Graham Miller Raleigh, N. C.

Applied Science and Physics

Rorc Thomas W ayne Miller Tabor City, X. C.

Agriculture Economics Kappa Alpha; Intramurals I. 2, 3, 4, .Athletic Director 3; Glee Club I. 2; Dorm, \'icc Pres. 2; .\g. Econ. Club 3, 4

\\'illiam David Miller Greensboro, N. C.

Chemical Engineering Sigiua Pi; AICIIE; YDC; ROTC

Wade Thomas Mills Farm\ille, N. C.

Zoology

Pi Kappa Phi; Phi Eta Sigma; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Class Sec. 4; National Science Foundation P;trticipaIion Project; Distinguished Military Student

U'illiam Monroe Minish Raleigh, N. C.

Chemical Engineering \K lit:; Intr;:murals 2; CU Hobby Comm. 3. 4

Morris Daniel Mintz Wilmington, N. C.

Electrical Engineering

AILL IRE 2. 4; Wlerans Club 4

George Fr.vncis Mock Raleigh, N. C.

Civil Engineering-Construction Opdoii .\SCE

\A'iLLis Mock. |n. Greensboro, N. C.

Nuclear Engineering All"; lnlr;.nuirals I; l!;i?cball I. 2; ^ Mt \

I wiEs Shelton MoFFiTT High Point, N. C.

Funiilure Manufacturing and Management Pi Kappa .\lph;i; llliniturc t luh: Student Go\t. 2; IFC 2, 3, Treas. 3

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AUHXANDER l^ioSS MoORE

Forcil Maiiiiiicniciil

AuiaisTiis B. Moore, Jr

Landscape Architecture Plii K;ipp;i Ti'ii

Raleigh, N. C. Matthews, N. C.

Jack Douglas Moore, Jr. Wa\ncs\illc, N. C.

Aiiricuhtire Business— Dnin Manufacturing

I-;irmlIi>U!.i-; Meat & Milk MaEazinc, Ci> Editor 3, E-lilor 4; Block & Bridle Club; Agricultural Club; Animal Industry Club; CLI Games Comm.; Dairy Products Jud^jinE Team

Lawrence Carlton Moore, |r. Atlanta, Cieorgia

Applied Mathctnatic>> Phi Kappa Tau; Phi Eta SiEma; Tan Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi

Robert Burton Moore Greensboro, N. C.

Dairy Husbandry

PersiiiiiE Rifles; Metff C- Milk Mtt^uziiic, Co-Circulation ManaEcr; AEriculture Clilli; Animal Intiustry Club; Ae. Day, Sec.-Treas.

Thomas Mitchell Moore Kannajiolis, N. C.

Nuclear Engineeriiifi AIP; Intramurals 2; YMCA

Apex, N. C.

Burlington, N. C.

Wayne Bryant Morris

Civil Engineering ASCE; Intramurals 1. 2, 4

William Ogburn Morrison, )r.

Textiles

Sisma Chi; Class Sec. i; Intramurals; Judicial Board, C hairnian Summer School; Military Ball Assoc, Treas.

)ames Robert Moss High Point, N. C.

Nuclear Engineering Theta Chi, Sec. 4; AIP; ANS; Toastmasters Club

OF 1961

Roger Lee Mozingo Snow Hill, N. C.

Agriciili^ire Education Pi Kappa Phi; Thirty & Three; .Alpha Zeta: Blue Key; Golden Chain; .Apollo Club; Intramurals; Big Four Day 1, 2. 3, 4; Class Pres. 4; Student Govt. Senator 3; YDC. Treas. 3; Agriculture Educ. Club, Sec. 2, Pres. 3

Wilbur Earl Mozingo, Jr. Kinston, N. C.

Recreation and Parks Administration Sigma Chi; Teclinicitni. Circulation Staff 3, 4; Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4; Tennis I, 2

William Herman Mull Ashc\ille, N. C.

Civil Engineering

Harry Eligene Mullis Reidsville, N. C.

Nuclear Engineering

AIP; Apollo Club; ALISA

Sliphi Munevyirci Istanbul, Turkey

Chemical Engineeriiig and Textile Chemistry Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Ttu Sigma; .AICHE; YMCA; Cosmopolitan Club; Inter national Club; .Assyrian American Star, Reporter

Donald Louis Myers DuBois, Pennsyhania

Nuclear Engineering

Edwin Clarence Myers, Jr. Ale.xandria, Virginia

Electrical Engineering .MEETRE; \'eterans Association

James Barr Myhre Wilson, N. C.

Chemical Engineering

John Lee Nash Salisbury, N. C.

Textile Technology Sigma Phi Epsilon; Phi Psi, Pres. 4; Tompkins Textile Council, Treas. 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; .AJl-Campus Tennis 2, 3; LI. S. Rubber Co. Scholar- ship; Amer. Viscose Scholarship

U^k

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Iames Lewis Neal Providence, N. C.

Civil Engineering Pi Kappa Phi; ASCE

Robert Lvnn Nethercutt Snow 1 lill, N. C.

Agrictdlitral Education \lrli.i C..inim.i Rlio; Kappa Phi Kappa; Intramurals 1, 2. 3. 4; Ag Ed Cluh;

VDt;

DuRWoou 1 Ierbhrt Neuse New Biaunk-ls, Icxiis

Agrictdliire IRE; R;:leiKli LnKiiK-i-rs Club

Ati.as CloRDON Neville Chapel I lill, N. C.

Agricultural Business— Dairy Manufacturing Alpha Zcta; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; BasU-lball 1; AI Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian 3, 4; AKClub 1, 2, 3

Augustus Neville, 111 Spring Hope, N. C.

Nuclear Engineering Lambda Chi Alpha; Intramurals 3, 4

JAMES Livingston Newman Leaksville, N. C.

hidustrial Engineering Society (jf Industrial Engineers: Intramurals; CU. Dance Comiri. C bairman

Elbert Clay Newton Kensington, NLirylainl

Industrial Arts— Technical Option Lambda Chi Alpha: Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Veterans Association 2, 3, 4; Industrial Arts Ciub 3, 4; Apollo Club 4

Thomas L. Nichols Spruce Pine, N. C.

Nuclear Engineering A IP

|oHN Iranklin Nixon Cramerton, N. C.

Textile Technology

Kappa Alpha; Delta Kappa Phi; Kappa Tau Beta; ft'XtilL' Fornin, Business Manager 3, 4, Managing Editor 2; Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4; Tompkins Textile Council 3, 4: Orientation Ciroup Leader 2, 3

^MtMdfM

THE CLASS

Chappell Nesbitt Noble Fairview, N. C.

Civil Enginsering— Construction Option

Theta Chi; Intramurals ], 2, 3, 4; ASCE; YDC; Theta Chi. National Con- \ention. Social C'omm.

I Ienrv Carson Norman Rohersonxille, N. C.

Geological Engineering

Sigm:! Pi; AIMU; Band I, 2; Rockhound Society. Pies. 4

Jerry Lee Norton W'ilmingtun, N. C.

Electrical Engineering

aieeire

Luward Samuel Oberiiofer Winston Salem. N. C.

Physics

Phi k;ipp:i Phi: Sigma Pi Sigma; fan Beta Pi; \IP

Edwin Lee O'Briant W'hitakers, N. C.

Agricullural Technology Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4; YDC 1. 2, 3. 4; Ag. Club 3, 4; W Club 4; Livestock Judging Team

William Lee O'Brien, |r. C.reenslioro, N. C.

Architecture

Sigma C hi; Blue Kev; Sdliml u/ Design Student Public. itioii; Student Legis- l.iloie I

|a,mes .Abboii Ouom, |r Raleigh, N. C.

I'if)(/iic( Design

Lric Spencer Oertel New Wnk. New York

Mechanical Engineering

W'liiiwi IIawlev O'Hanlon , l'a\ette\'ille, N. C.

Civil Engineering

Kai-i^a iMu Alpha; .ASCE: Intramurals

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FiONAij) I AM Olive LumlxTUin, N. C.

Engineeriti^ Malhciiiatics Pi K;ipp;i Alplui; I'lii \U\ Si>!m;i; Bluf Ki'v; Stilili'iU C;nvl.. ()rionl;:liiiii; ll-C

losHPii Martin O'Neill W.nc Slioals, S. C.

Nuclear Enfiiiieering I'hi Kiipp^i Thcta; AIP; Ne\vm;in C:luh, Prcs. 4

C'.eoik;e Donald O'Oiiinn Mcimors, N. C.

AiJiicuUiirc hdiiLiilioii

Alpha C;amiil.i Hlio; K.ippa Plii k.ippa; Alplla /ila; VIK!; Ay ( lill)-, \u

Ed. Clul>

Ted RiciiAHi) Ormsby Lainiiiluii^, N. C.

Electrical E^iifiinceriiiii Sigma Alpha Epsilun; Phi Ela Sitjma; InlraimnaK I, 1. i, 4; OricntaUiiii Gidiip Leader 4

Wiley [ackson Osborne Laiin'l Springs, N. C

Civil Engineering Inliamurals 1. 2, 3, 4; ASCE; ROTC

|oiiN Crayton Overton, Jr. Rocky Mount, N. C.

Civil Engineering Iheta Tau; Seabbard & Blade; Intramurals 2. ^. 4; A],,. II,. C liib; lli,ii..f C „ik> Board; ASCE

Ted Alfred Owens Haniman, 1 cnnessee

Pulp and Paper Technology Helta Sigma Phi. Pres.. Treas.; Phi Kappa Phi; Phi Eta Sigma; Xi Simii ' Pi; i\Iu Beta Psi; Fourdrinier Socier> ; CU Board of Directors; Friends ot the College Board of Directors; Symphonic Band; Marching Band Drum Major; Apollo Club; Orientation Group Leader

John Allen Oxford Hudson, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering ASME 3. 4; BSU 1, 2, 3, 4

William Winship Page Henderson, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering Sigma Pi, Sec, Social Chairman; Aloha Beta Gamma; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Govt. Representative 1; Engineers Ball Comm. 3; ASME 3, 4; BSU 1; Drum & Bugle Corps 1, 2; Advanced Military Student 3, 4

OF 1961

James Edwin Parham Hildebran, N. C.

Electrical Engineering

aieeire William Garland Parham, Jr. Oxford, N. C.

Agricultural Education Ag Economics Club; .\g Ed. Club

Ben Thatch Parker, Jr. Roanoke Rapids, N. C.

Civil Engineering ASCE

Bill Clyde Parker C'andlcr, N. C,

Civil Engineering— Construction Option ASCE; Veterans Club

David Lee Parker Winston-Salem, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering ASME 3, 4, Publicity Comm. 4; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Mars Hill College 1;

ydc

John Hilton P.yrker I lollister, N. C.

Animal Hushandry

Livestock Judging Team 4; AI Career Day 2, 3. 4; Meat Judging Team 3; Collegiate 4-H Club 1, 2; Block & Bridle Club 3. 4; Al Club 3. 4; Ag Club I, 2

Willis Melvin Parker Four Oaks, N. C.

Nuclear Engineering AIP; Engineers Fair

George Wilson Parks, Jr RaeFord, N. C.

Industrial Arts— Technical Option Industrial .-\rts Club 3, 4

Richard Donald Parks Archdale, N. C.

Textile Technology Kappa Tau Beta

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James Raeford Farrish Spring 1 lopc, N. C.

Nuclear Engineering L; iiibdj C'lii Alpha; Student Govt. Orienta'.ion C'(ininiissii»-i

Robert Preston Patterson Hickoix , N. C.

Agricultural Technology As Club Aiinu;il Publication. Editor ri. 4; Westminster Fellowship I. 2, 3; Ar Club I, 2, 3. 4; VMCA I. 2; Apollo Club 2

Donald Ross Paul Ratli, N. C.

Chemical Engimeririg Phi Eta SiKma; Tau Heta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; ARIII; IuiIiukI. i. I) ,nn. Pres., Manager

Nicholas Larlis Paul Pantcgo, N. C.

Agricultural Education .Alpha Ci:ninia Rho; Student Govt. Senator 4; Orientation CJroup Leatlei 3. 4; Ag E:1. Club; Ag. Club; YMCA 2, 3, 4

Pjii 1 N FnANKLiN Pavne WlllllUt, N. C.

Mathematics Education Malheni;ilics and Science Chib: ^Vterans Club; Judiciiil I5<j;ittl

I)a\'ii) Iackson Payne Cirecn\'illc, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering Pi Tau Sigma; Engineers Council; ,\Si\lE; X'eteraiis ,\s>ociation

William IIarrv Peele, Jr. PKmoutli, N. C.

Pulp and Paper Technology I'ourdrinier Sociciv; XA'illiam Br\dges Memorial Scbolarshin: lntri'mur;ls 2, 1, 4; East Caroliiia College I; .\FROTC; Dean's List 2. 3; VMCA 1, 2, 3, 4; PLXLA 3, 4; BSU I. 4; VDC 4; LISNR 1, 2, 3, 4: Drum & liuglc Corps 1; Freshman Counselor 4

William Raymond Peele, Jr. Cliiyton, N. C.

Agricultural Editcation

Adger Ray Perry Charlotte, N. C

Textiles Phi Psi; Baseball 3. 4

THE CLASS

Glenn Grey Perh\ , Jr. llit;!' Point, N. C.

Aiatheittatics Education Arnold Air Socictv: Militar>' Ball -Assoc, Sec; Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4; Coif Team I; Tliealer Comm. 1. 2. 3

Lee 1 Iomer Person, |r Ralciyh, i\. C.

Mechanical Engineering .ASME; N'elerans C lub

Billy Shelton Peterson Dclco, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering

I Iowell LivEoiis Peterson Gaiiand, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering

PiouLr,! I I ARRIS Petty MimciiiL-, N. C.

Mechanical Engineerijig

\iiniiiit GiiAiiAM PiiiFER Raleigh, N. C.

hiilustrial Arts Education

I'lRlMHI) W \\,\H Puil.BECK IlickoVX', N. C.

Applied Mathematics

I .lu Beta Pi; Phi Eta Sigmii; iccliniciini Columnist; Consolidated Llni\'ersity Student C'ouncil 4; N; tion;d Student Congress Delegate 4; N'eterans .Xsso ciation 1.2, 3, 4, Pres. 3; Superior Student Program; Summer School Traffic Comm. 3

/Nr.ciiE Curtis Piiii i ips Gary, N. G.

hnhisirial Am lo.liislii.il \rls C III!., Ireas.

Earl |enninc,s Piiii.lips St. Pauls, N. G.

Fexlile 'Technology

Delia Kapp.i Phi; ROTC

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OF 1961

Tommy Rav Plemmons /Vsheville, N. C.

Civil Engineering ASCE

Paul Wilson Poley Charlotte, N. C.

Industrial Arts—Tecluiiccil Option Sigjiia Chi, House Mnnaeer; Slewilrd; IntUlstiiiil Club; Imraimiials; AFROTC

Lawrence Morgan Ponder Marshall, N. C.

Dairy Hiidnindry FarmHmisc

William Knight Poole Charlotte, N. C.

Textiles

Sigma Lambda Chi; Delta Kappa Phi; Kappa I.iii Beta; 7V.vli/e Foriiipi, Managing Editor; DEK,\P, Elitiir; Textile Sehi«il Open Hiiuse; High Sehciol Day

Samuel Lewis Porter, 1r Sparta, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering— Aero. Option IAS, Sec. 4; Intramurals; ROTC

Benjamin Graham Potter Now Bern, N. C.

Agriculture Education Sigma Phi Epsiluii

Norwood Potter Clinton, N. C.

,4i!;ii;n/ Husbandry Animal Industrj' Club, Sec. 4. .Meml)er I, 2. ?, 4: Veterans Club 1, 2, 4; Agriculture Club 1, 2, 3, 4

Melvin Bryan Poulson Engelhard, N. C.

Civil Engineering YDC; ASCE

JAMES Wheeler Powell Croenshoro, N. C.

Textile Technology Sigma Chi. Tribune ^. 4

James Anrniiit I'iullips Spruce Pine, N. C.

Animal 1 iK^lnnnlry

I'iMi II' i ioi I eman Phillips 1 lerti'orcl, N. C.

Electrical Engineering

VA'ayne West Phillips Snow 1 lill, N. C.

Agrictdtural Economics

liasebali i. 4; Ag. Ectm. Club. Sec. 4; Ag. C lub

loE Piiii'ps Criim|)ler, N. C.

Electrical Engineering IRE; X'eterans .Associsiticjn

CiERAi I) .Addison Pierce Hi^h Point, N. C.

Nuclear Engineering Plii Eta Signiii

I liKJi Brotherton Pierce, Ir. Plymouth, N. C.

Wood rechn<?logy Purest Prnducls Rese;iich Stieiets; Veterans .\ssnciiition; M(»n()gr;im C'luh; Football I, 2. 3

James .Ashley Pierson Laurinhiirj^, N. C.

Textiles— Management Option

Delta Sigma Phi; Phi Psi; Kappa Tau Beta; Tt)mpkins Textile Council; Intramurals 1, 2. .3. 4; Student Gu\t. Senator I, 2, .3; Campus W^elfare C'omm.; Representati\e to National Students .\ssoc. Congress

C. Collins Pippin Smithlield, N. C.

Product Design Sigma Phi Epsilon

Carlos Gustavo Platschek Montevideo, Llruguay

Textiles Soccer Team 4; International C'omm.

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Aldert I uTHiiR Price Moravia, New York

Wood Technology Tail Kappa Kpsilitn. Intramurals 3, 4; Forest Products Research Society; Forestry Club; YRC

Franklin Roosevelt Price Tarhoro, N. C.

Civil Engineering ASCE; EngineeripR Coiituil

W'li RiiR losEPii Privott, Jr Tyncr, N. C.

Chemical Engineering Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; AK 111: I. 2, i. 4; Glee C lllh I, 2, 3, 4; Dorm Sec. 3

Paul Dewey Proctor, Jr Rocky Mount, N. C.

Science Edjication Science Education Cluh; \'MC'A

Edmund Clarence Puckhaber Cliarlcsttm, S. C.

Pulp and Paper Technology Sigma Nu; Fourdrinier SocieI>'; Tc'chniciaii, Fraternity Editor; IPC

loiiN David Piiett Moryanton, N. C.

Physics {Nile. Sci.) Sigma Alpha Fpsilon; Agromeck 4; Pershing Rifles I; f.impus Code llo;irtl 4; Freshman Soplnmiore Dance Comm. 2

Claud Ervin Puc.h Asheboro, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering ASME 3, 4; Intcrdonnitorv- Council 3; Turlington \'ice Pres.. Floor Manager 3; YMCA Cabinet 2, 3

George Donald Phlliam Raleigh, N. C.

Electrical Engineering Intramurals 3; Freshman Orientation C^.roup Leader 4

Jerry Clark Piii.lium Andrews, N. C.

Civil Engineering ASCE

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THE CLASS

Larry Council Queen Dillsboro, N. C.

Electrical Engineering AIEE; Dean's List; Dorm Floor Manager

Dlidlev Carroll Rabb Lenoir, N. C.

Geological Engineering Sigma Nu; Rockhound Society; Engineers Council 3, 4; Intramurals 3. 4; Rockhounils, \ ice Pres.; Mars Hill College 1. 1

Francis Daltc:)n Rackley Naslnille, N. C.

Industrial Arts— Technical Option

Alpha Phi Omega 2, 3, 4. Pres. 3; Industrial Arts Cluh 3, 4; t LI llohln Club

I rederick Clarence Ivvdford Kenly, N. C.

Applied Mathematics Freshman Week Croup leader 2, 3; Mathematics Club 2, 3. 4, Officer 4

\V.\DE Edward Radford Spindale, N. C.

Edeclrical Engineering

I Ienry Ci A\if)N Ramsey' 1 lubert, N. C.

Industrial Arts— Technical Option Inlianniials; Industrial .Arts CMub

\\ iLLL\.\i D.wiD l\.\.M)Ai.L Salisbury, N. C.

Fextile Technology

Inlranuirals I, 2. ^.4

Samliel /\niiion\ Iaanfiu, ill ( iieensbiirt;, Penns\I\ania Pccrenlion and Park^ Adin'niislralion

Football

lloiUHi I ill I. MAN Raw ].iNc;s

North Pro\idcnce, Rhode Island Mccluinical Engineering \s\ll

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I Iauui_d JosHi'ii \\,\\ Ikirnsville, N. C.

Mechanical Enfiineering Arnold Air Society. Trcas.; CLI Dance- t'omm. I, OutioK Cunim. 2, S; ASMI-. Theta Tail

Joel Weir Rav /\s1ic\ iUe, N. C.

Textile Tecluwlo^y SiRma Chi, Pledse Trainer. Vice Pres.; Order of Thirly & Three; Blue Kev; (iolden Chain, Sec: Technician Literary Supplement, Editor; Intramurals 1. 2, i, 4; Class Trcas. 2; Honor Code Board. Chairman 2, i; Librao' Comm. lire. Sec; In'.erim Council Student Legislative Assembly; Pres. of Senale, N.C.S.L.A. 3

Lanny Reese Rayfield Chcir\\illL-, \. C,

Textiles Lambda Chi Alpha, Pres.; PershinK Rifles; Tompkins Textile Council

liiNiiis Benjamin Reavis baycttc\illc', N. C.

Forest Management Forestry Club ■^. 4

1J)lan 1 low ELL Reber Yoik, Fcnnsylxania

Chemical Engineering Theta Chi; Cross Country 4

FiOBERT Bruce Redmon, Jr Ashc\Hlc, N. C.

Applied Mathematics

Theta Chi, Regional Sec. 2, Rush Chairman 3, Vice Pres. 4, Sec. 2; Blue Key, Pres. 4; Order of Thirrv and Three; Phi Eta Sigma; Intramurals 1, 2, ^, 4; Class Vice Pres. 3; Ring Comm. 3; Student Govt. Senator 2; Campus Code Board 3; CLISC 3; IFC 2, 3; Symphonic Band; ROTC; Marching Band 1, 2; YlMC.V; Wesley Foundation; .MEE; .Apollo Club 3, 4; Campus Social Comm. Marshal

Roy William Reece, Jr Boonville, N. C.

Agricultural Technology— Dairy Husbandry AI Club 2, 3, 4

Donald Gray Reich Burlington, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering

asme I Ieath Franklin Reinhardt Stanley, N. C.

Industrial Arts— Technical Option Scabbard & Blade; Pershing Rifles; WKNC

OF 1961

William Fred Revelle Warsaw, N. C.

Textiles

Delta Kappa Theta; Band 1, 2, 3

Arthur Eugene Reynolds, III Raleigh, N. C.

Civil Engineering Chi Epsilon, Pres.; Tau Beta Pi; .ASCE; ROTC; Superior Student Program: Engineering Honors Program

James Robert Reynolds Boone, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering— Aero. Option Theta Tau; Pi Tau Sigma; LAS: Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4: Engineers Council; Wesley Foundation

Richard Fredrick Reynolds College Park, Maryland

Recreation and Parks Administration Kappa Phi Kappa; Monogram Club, Pres.; Football 1. 2, 3, 4; Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4

Albert Jones Rhodes, Jr Bre\ aid, N. C.

Pi(/p and Paper Technology F(mrdrinier Society; Pulp & Paper Foundation Scholarship 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Supervisor 3, 4; .AU Campus Basketball 3

Gerald Lawson Rhyne Fincolnton, N. C.

Agricii/fiire Science— Wildlife

.\FROTC; -ASCF 2; Bragiw Dorm, \ ice Pres.

Paul FIugh Rice. Jr. Sunbury, N. C.

Industrial Arts— Technical Option

Charles .Allen Richardson Rockingham, N. C.

Electrical Engineering

AIEE-IRE: Engineers Council 2. ^. 4; IRK. Sec. 3. 4

Hood Lance Richardson Monroe, N. C.

Geological Engiiieering Rockhound Club 2, 3, 4

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Marvin Roderick Richardson Raleigh, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering Scabbard & Blade; Pi-rshing Rifles; YDC; Military Ball Assoc.

Robert Glenn Richardson, Jr. Durham, N. C.

Agriculture Science— Economics Intraiinirals I, 4; .Ag. Ec. Club

Bert Iiarj Ric:kard Winston-Salem, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering lambda Chi Alpha

Fred Gary Ricks, Jr. Conway, N. C.

Agricutlural Engineering

ASAE, Representative to .\k. Council, Treas.: Consolidated University Student Council; Intramurals

Clarence Benjamin Riuoin Raleigh, N. C.

Agricultural Science Dean's List; Wildlife Club 2. ^i. 4

Donald Eugene Rink Salishur\, N. C.

Applied Malhcinalics and Science Pi Kappa Phi. Warden 2. Social Chairman .?, Sec. 4; Tau Beta Pi; Inter fraternit>- and Interd()rmitor> Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4; Class Vice Pres. 4; (cinsoliilaled University Student CouiKil; Student Govt. Social Cotnm.; M.itlieiniitics C'lub

i\oNNiE RiiETT Rii'pv Draper, N. C.

Electrical Engineering

joRC^E Farrera Rivadeneyra Mexico City, Me.\ia)

Textile Chemistry

Robert Wayne Roach Burlington, N. C.

Mathematics and Electrical Engineering

Sigma .Vlpha Epsilon; .AIEE I. 2, .3; Mathematics and Science Education Club; ROTC. Distinguished .Military Student; Golf 1, 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2; Intramurals i, 2, 3, 4; Interdormitory Council, \'ice Pres., Executive Council; CU, Social Functions Comm.; Biigwell Dorm. Pres.. Manager. Athletic Di- rector; Freshman Orientation

THE CLASS

James A. Robbins Sujiply, N. C.

Forestry Management Wilmington College, Pres. Student Bod>', Engineers Club. Pres. of Board of Directors, Circle K

Bernard Gordon Roberson Parniele, N. C.

Agricidture Science— Wildlife Leopold Wildlife Club; Intramurals 3, 4

XA'iLLiAM ^'ouNc, Roberson Sniithticltl, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering— Aero. Optian AFROTC

Robert .Anthony Robertson Winston Salem, N. C.

\ /t'c/iniiicn/ Engineering Theta Tau 2. 3. 4, Regent 4; ASME 3, 4; X'eterans .Association: Iinr;iinurals 4; Freshman Orient;ition Group Leader 3

Neil Edw wrd Rochelle Diirli.im, N. C.

Civil Engineering

ASCE

Fiwxool) jiisiAii riiH'.ERS, Jr. Meh.mc, N. C.

Civil Engineering ASCE

Lloyd Lee Rogers Rakii^h, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering

Engineers Council 3, 4; Wterans C lub 3, 4; .\S.\IL 2. 3. 4

Paul Albert Romeo Sumnu r\ ille, S. C.

Textiles Delta Sigma Phi: Intramurals; Honor Code Board; RO IC

Robert Eu(;fnf Rosensteel Jackson\ilk', Moriiki

Chemical Engineering \H 111

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I iHHBiiRi ClusiAv RosENiiiAL Ralcigh, N. C.

Textile Technology Liinilxhi Chi Alpli^i; lnlr;imur;ils >.. 4; Al 1U)TC

1 RANKLiN Arthur Rouse Kinston, N. C.

Cixnl Engineering ASCE 2. i. 4; YRC. I'res. 4

Silas McDonald Rowland 1 lalifax, N. C.

Textiles Delia Kappa Phi: ^ IK' 1

1 Ienry Earl Roye Benson, N. C.

Forest Management \'eterans Association; Forestry Club

Carlton Rudolph Rozier Faxetteville, N. C.

Textile Maiitigcinciil

Charles Edwin Russell Jamesvillc, N. C.

Agriciihitre Education

Alpha Ciammo Rho, Chaplain; Alpha Zeta; Blue Key: Thirty & Three, Pres.; Student Goyt.. Second Vice Pres.; Golden Chain; Kappa Phi Kappa; Vo-Ag, Editor; Asricii/tiirist, Writer; Intratnurals 1, 2, 3, 4; YDC; Ag Ed. Club, Pres., CUSC; Student Goyt. Senator

CwYN Keith Sanderlin Norfolk, Virginia

Civil Engineering— Construction Option .ASCE 2, 3. 4

Robert Edmundson Sanders Willow Springs, N. C.

Agricultural Economics YDC; Ag Econ. Club

Charles LeRoy Sanderson Erwin, Tennessee

Chemical Engineering

Phi Kappa Tau; Tau Beta Pi, Sec. 4; Mu Beta Psi; Phi Kappa Phi; Cross Country 1; Senator 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4; Glee Club 1; AICHE I. 2. 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4; Engineers Council 3

OF 1961

Claude William S.\nford, |r Laurinburg, N. C.

Civil Engineering

Sigma Phi Epsilon: ASCE 3, 4; Intratnurals 2, 3, 4; Wesley Foundation 1, 2; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; AFROTC

LoNNiE Thoalas Sanford, III Charlotte, N. C.

Geological Engineering .Military Ball Assn.. Decorations Chairman; Arnold .\ir Society. .\rea .Adjutant Recorder; Y'DC; Rockhound Club, Treas.

Carl Horace Saunders Cibson\ille, N. C.

Civil Engineering Delta Sigma Phi

Ray Bryan S.awyer Washington, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering

Howard John Scheurenbrand, Jr.

Lake Ronkonkoma, N. Y.

Forest Management

Piuetinn 4; Southern Forestry Schools, Delegate; Counseling Service for Freshman Forestry Students

Garland Elmo Scott, Jr. Pineville, N. C.

Ceramic Engineering American Ceramic Society, Vice Pres.

John G. Scott Graham, N. C.

Industrial Engineering AHE; ROTC

Allawishus Kumquat Segafoose Clodville, Calif.

Underwater Basket Weaving

AICHE

AviLiNO Sequeira, Jr Biltmore, N. C.

Chemical Engineering AICHE 1, 2, 3. 4, Treas. 4; Veterans Association 1, 4

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William Rhea Sessoms, Jr Colernin, N. C.

Mechuuical Engineering Arnold Air Society; Theta Tau; ASME

Kenneth Eugene Shanks Kcrners\ille, N. C.

Electrical Engineering

Rav Caudle Shaw Ellerbe, N. C.

Mathematics Education Veterans Association 1. 2, 3; Mathematics and Science 4; YDC 4

Ronald Wilson Shearon Wake Forest, N. C.

Agricultural Education Alpha Gamma Rho; Alpha Zeta. Sciil)e ^. Chancellor 4; Golden Chain. Regent 4; Blue Key; Kappa Phi Kappa; \'o-.\g; Agriculturist; Intramurals 2, i. 4; Ag Ed Club, Vice Pres.; Ag Club; Band I, 2, 3; VVKNC Staff 2; Student Govt. Senator 2, 3; Cheerleader Selection Comm. Chairman 4; Apollo Club: YDC

Arthur James Shepard Wayncsville, N. C.

Product Dciign

Robert Reynold Sheppard Raleigh, N. C.

Electrical Engineering AIEHIRE

Horace Joel Sher Durham, N. C.

Applied Mathematics Phi Eta Sigma; Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Mathematics Club 3, 4

John Russell Sherrill, Jr Kinosport, Tennessee

Textiles

Kappa .\lpha, Pres., \'ice Pres.; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Interfraternity C'ouncil; Student Govt.; Consolidated University Student Council

Robert Taylor Sherrill Mooresville, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering ASME 3, 4

THE CLASS

Philip .\uc.iisi iis Shive

Scotts, N. C.

Architecture

loE Melvin Shockley. Jr. Laurens, S. C.

Recreation and Parks Administration Cross Countiry 1, 2, 3, 4; Tritck 1, 2

SiiRESH CiiANDHA D. Shreni \lii;arh. India

Pulp and Paper Technulogy Chess Club; Forestry Magazine; Union Magazine; Swimming; ]iiiiin.iiinn,il Folk Festival; Intern itiona! Fashion Show; Talent Show

Edgar Ralph Shum.er Crilton, N. C.

Civil Engineering ASCE

Stewari Thomas Shilmaie, Jr. Chcrr\ \ ille, N. C.

Architecture Hand 1, 2, 3

Ned /\lan Sicmon llickory. N. C.

Meclianical Engineering

I'l r.ui Sigma; Phi Kapjia Phi; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kla Sigma; ASMl-; I'heta

I .111

Lawrence Allen Silver . . I lnlliswnotl. New YmL

Textiles

Sigma -Alphii iMu, Ireas., .\thletic Director; Tin- Oim-giiiiii. IJiisincss M;in;iger; Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4; Big Four Sports Day

RoHHRi I 1 Aiiiiis Simons Ralciuli, N. C.

i\latliej}!atics Education

L\Mi;s 1 IiNFON Sinclair ImiwLiikL N. C.

Engineering Physics liSlI Council 3. 4. Pres. 4; All' 2, 3, 4

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%K

'MdSk.

loiiN Stephen Singer New York, New York

Textiles MnnoKram Club; Swimming 2, ?, 4

Ihel) Norman Slosman Aslie\'ille, N. C.

Textile Technology SiKiiia AlplKi iMu; Fraternity Inirammals 1, 2, ^, 4; Cll Dance C'omm. 2; IXMolay

Eric Erroi. Smart Forest City, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering SiKnia Chi; Scabbard & Blade: ASME, Chairman; Intranuirals 1, 2, 3, 4; Judicial Board 2, 3; Drum & Bugle Corps, Commander

Edward Russell Smith Kinston, N. C.

Electrical Engineering AIEE IRE

Frank I Iouston Smith, Jr Riileigh, N. C.

Electrical Engineering

IMii Eta Sigma; Eta Kappa Nu; BaK\\'ell Dorm, Social Director, \'ice Pres.; IDC. Sec.; AIEE IRE

Glendon Carlyle Smith , , Kannapolis, N. C.

Electrical Engineering

AIEE-IRE; Cll Hobby Comm. 1 , 2

I lowARD Wade Smith High Point, N. C.

Civil Engineering

ASCE 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1. 2, 3; Veterans .Association 1, 2, 3, 4

IvERsoN Richard Smith Newton, N. C.

Textile Technology Phi Psi; Tc.\(i(c Fnrnni

James Holt Smith Lenoir, N. C.

Forest Management Veterans Association; Forestry Club; Forest Products Research Society-; Society of American Foresters

OF 1961

Robert Alford Smith, Jr Elizabethtown, N. C.

Cii'il Engineering

Robert Jones Smith Asheville, N. C.

Applied Mathematics Kappa Alpha; Golf Team 1. 2, 3, 4; School of Engineering Senator 3

Robert Lee Smith Fairport, Virginia

Forest Alanagenient

William Alfred Smith Asheville, N. C.

Civil Engineering Alpha Phi Omega, Pres.; -ASCE; Weslev Foundation, \'ice Pres. 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4

Zigrida Rita Smith Raleigh, N. C.

Arc/t/fecfiire Sigma Pi Alpha; YDC 3, 4

John Washington Pearce Smitfiwick, II

Smithfield, N. C.

Ceramic Engineering Keramos; .American Ceramic Society; -Alpha Phi Omega; A'MC.A; Engineers Council

Lloyd Butner Snider Liberty, N. C.

Forest Management A'eterans Association; Forestry Club; Society of American Foresters

Julian Brooks Snipes, Jr Pittsboro, N. C.

Mathematics Education Kappa Phi Kapra; -Alathemalics and Science Club, \'ice Pres.

Barbara Loliise Snyder Charlotte, N. C.

Chemical Engineering

Engineering Honors Program 3, 4; Hospitality Comm. I, 2, 3; International Comm. 2; AICHE 2, 3, 4

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Roy Lee Spainhour Ralciuh, .\. C.

Civil Engineering ASCE

Ray W.\rlick Spangler Shelby, N. C.

Civil Engineering— Coiistniclimi Option

Berel R/\y Sparks Ciiisii)nia, N. C.

Electriciil Engineering

Darrell Sparks Bakers\ille, N. C.

Horlicultiire Gamma Sigma Delta; HortiL-iiIture Ckil)

Edwin Parker Speighi Sun bury, N. C.

Civil Engimemig-Cinistniction Option

James Thornwell Spence, 111 Greensboro, N. C.

Nuclear Engineering Kappa Alpha; Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Sigma Pi Sigma; Tennis 2. 3, 4, Co-Captain 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Engineering Honors Program; Oistinguishec! Military Stiulent

|ames Willis Spotts Atlanta, C.eort;ia

Forest Management Alpha Phi Omega 3. 4; Cilee Cluh 3, 4; Canterhury Cliih 3. 4

Donald Bennetp Stafford Kerners\ ille, N. C.

Civil Engineering Chi Epsilon; ASCE

William Eugene Stalcup Brasstown, N. C.

Civil Engineering ASCF. 2, 3, 4; Veterans Associati(pn 2. 3. 4

h^

THE CLASS

Nelson Byrd Stall Newport News, Virginia

Nuclear Engineering and Electrical Engineering I'lii K.ippa Phi; Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Pi Sigma, \'ice Pres.; Eta Kappa \u

Arthlir Wallace Stamey, 1r. IIi«b Point, N. C.

Electrical Engineering IRE 2 4; \\TI\'C TV. Production Staff 1. 2

Charles Herbert Stanford, |r. Libertx, N. C.

Indtistrial Arts— Technical Option YMCA I. 2. 3. 4. Cabinet 2, 3; Veterans Association 1, 2, 3, 4; YDC 4; Industrial Arts Club 4; LIniled Student Fellousbip I. 2. Pres. 2; Orientation (^roup Leader 4; .\mateur Radio Club I, 4

Ci AR^ Lloyd Stanford Syha, N. C.

FJectrical Engineering

aieeirk

Will lAM 1 RANKLIN STANLEY, Jr. KinStOIl, N. C.

Textiles

Delta kappa Phi; DEKAP, Circulation Manager; Cros,s Countr\ I; Textile School Open House; High Scht)()l Day

MiiTON S. Starnes I liulson, N. C.

Mechanical Engineering ASM I

Cecil Emii.e Andre Stearns Raleigh, N. C.