1959 Buccaneer
Volume Thirty-seven
EAST CAROLINA COLLEGE
GREENVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
Published By The Student Body
Adolphus Spain, Editor
Worth McKeel, Business Manager
To Serve
ECC
1907
to the
From the throes of a turbulent half-century of progress, East Carolina College stands with its face toward the future. A new vista shapes itself admist the turmoil of expansion. With confident strides, the College moves to meet the challenge of tomorrow--to serve answers to inquiring minds--to perpetuate the disciplines of modern education.
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Future...
As steel beams frame they sky and new buildings rise almost overnight, the face of the campus changes quickley. The future seems at had and the conquest easy.
And it is for the hallmark of posterity and to the multiplicity of East Carolina College as it begins its second fifty years of service that the 1959 Buccaneer is dedicated.
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...the Old
More than a half-century ago, an act of the State Legislature established a school which has become one of the largest colleges in North Carolina.
Rising with stately grace from the rolling green acreage off Fifth Street, East Carolina's oldest building, Austin, stands as a time-honored monument to by-gone days.
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Standing with an emerald elegance, Juniper trees have witnessed the years bring a rising fame to East Carolina College.
Surrounded by green herbage, the fountain in Wright Circle has become a peaceful repose from the turmoil of expanding brick and mortar.
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Kepping pace with the growing demand for scientists, technicians, and business personnel, Flanagan Building has justified the foresight of those men who brought higher education to eastern North Carolina.
For those moments away from books, the College Union has provided a wealth of activities for those students who seek more than a repertoire of facts.
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Framing the panoramic stretches of the interior quadrangle, Flanagan columns stand as a vestige to business and scientific excellence.
Lining the length of North State Avenue, the girls' dormitories constitute the oldest campus buildings.
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...the New
Heralding a new era for East Carolina, Christenbury Gymnasium looks out across Tenth Street to the fast developing South Campus.
Becoming one of the two state vocational training centers in Home Economics, the college built a home management house for practical experimentation.
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Representing more than two million dollars, Joyner Library is the largest research facility in eastern North Carolina.
A new influx of male students came in mid-century--William B. Umstead Hall for men is the result.
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Garrett Dormitory is the newest addition to the women's housing development project.
As the first building to be erected on th South Campus, this five story men's dormitory becomes the tallest building in Greenville.
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As classroom space demands increase, new buildings push expansion into the ever-shrinking arboretum.
A modern cafeteria addition is one of the many such extension which strive to meet the increasing needs to an expanding student body.
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Table
Administration 17
Departments 25
Classes 57
Activities
Beauties 154
Who's Who 169
Campus Life 179
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of Contents
Organizations
SGA 218
Publications 225
Fine Arts 235
Religious Groups 253
Special Interests 261
Honorary and Professional Fraternities .. 273
Greeks 293
AFROTC 306
Athletics
Football 315
Basketball 327
Spring Sports 333
Intramurals 354
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the college
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Administration
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Board of Trustees
Appointed by the Governor and confirmed by the Senate, the Board of Trustees consists of twelve members. Each appointed member serves for a period of six years or until his successor has been appointed and qualified.
The Trustees prescribe the course of study, retain all rights and titles to property acquired for the use and benefit of the college, and report the operation of the college bienially to the Governor before the meeting of each General Assembly.
Mr. Ralph Hodges, Mr. Fred Willetts, and Mr. Robert Morgan were not present when pictures were made.
Arthur L. Tyler
CHAIRMAN
J. Herbert Waldrop W.W. Taylor
Carl Goerch Henry Belk Mrs. William B. Umstead
Mrs. Agnes Barrett
Secretary
Charles Larkins Judge Luther Hamilton I.H. O'Hanlon
In Memoriam E.E. Rawl 1901-1958
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John D. Messick
PRESIDENT
Coming to East Carolina College in 1947, Dr. John D. Messick has led the college during a period of phenomenal growth. He has witnessed the enrollment mushroom and the physical plant almost double its size. Under his leadership, the college has established itself as one of the foremost institutions of higher learning in North Carolina.
President Messick holds a Ph.B. Degree from Elon College, a Ph.D. Degress from New York University, a Litt. D. from Elon College.
Ascending the steps of Wright Building, Dr. Messick prepares for another day of administrative duties.
From behind a polished mahogany desk, the President always has a kind smile and word for his many visitors.
Dr. and Mrs. Messick at their home on Fifth Street.
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Dr. Leo W. Jenkins
VICE PRESIDENT and DEAN OF INSTRUCTION
Dr. Robert L. Holt
REGISTRAR and DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS
Miss Ruth White
DEAN OF WOMEN
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Administration
F.D. Duncan
VICE PRESIDENT IN CHARGE OF BUSINESS AFFAIRS
Dr. Ralph Brimely
DIRECTOR OF FOUNDATIONS AND PUBLIC RELATIONS
Dr. James H. Tucker
DEAN OF MEN
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STAFF OF DEAN OF WOMEN
Rachel Johnson, Christine Smith,
Kathleen Venters, Eunice McGee,
Alma Bizzell, Ruth Garner, Hazel
Clark, and Helen Snyder.
College Staff
JAMES W. BUTLER
Assistant Director Public Relations
MELVIN V. BUCK
Director of Housing
MARY H. GREENE
Director or News Bureau
SECRETARIES TO ADMINISTRATORS
June Porter, Agnes Barrett, Runell Forbes,
Gretchen Goodwin, Janie Tripp, and Doris Lamm.
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CASHIERS
Martha Hendrix, Jenny Tripp, and Margaret Johnston
WORTH E. BAKER
Personnel Officer
REBECCA S. STARKEY
Assistant Registrar
E. HARRISON STALLINGS
Assistant Treasurer
C.J. Bradner
Director of Religious Activities
INFIRMARY STAFF
Seated: Lucy Stokes, Pauline Cox, and Billie Scull; Standing:
Dr. Charles Adams, Dr. John Watters, and Dr. C. F. Irons.
MILDRED OWENS
Accountant, Business Office
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CAMPUS POLICE
Elwood F. Pittman
Johnnie Harrell, Chief
William C. Flake
College Staff
ELIZABETH MALLORY
Student Bank
PUBLIC RELATIONS SECRETARIES
Mrs. Janell Thacker, Mrs. Susie Webb, Alumni Office Secretary,
and Mrs. Gloria Fisher.
CAFETERIA PERSONNEL
Elizabeth Simmons, Camile Clark, Winfield Flowers, and Paul Julian
MILDRED MANNING
Postmistress
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Departments
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Art
Offering two degrees, a B.S. and B.A. the Department of Art includes a series of courses leading to specialization in painting, sculpture, graphics, ceramics, art history, and commerical art.
"One man" and group shows and graduating senior exhibits sponsored by the Department have contributed much to the culture and interest of East Carolina College and community.
Dr. Welling B. Gray
DIRECTOR
Instructors
Mr. Thomas E. Flowers
Paul R. Minnis
Dr. Bruce Carter
Mr. Francis Lee Neel
Dr. Wellington Gray
Leaning this artistic method is interesting but tricky.
This one speaks for itself
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Art Club
OFFICERS
THOMAS MIMS President
MARY MARGARET KELLY Secretary
SARAH MATTHEWS Treasurer
ED LANCASTER Vice President
Students view early artistic designs.
It's a masterpiece in the making.
Capturing their attention, this display is some of the finer techniques of art.
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Social Studies
Not only does the Social Studies Department present a series of public lectures to the college and town community, but it also strives to provide students with a thorough understanding of society as a whole.
Including class offerings in economics, government, history, and sociology, the Social Studies Department makes attainable a B.S., A.B., and M.A. degree in these fields.
Dr. Paul Murray
DIRECTOR
Government
Dr. John M. Howell
Dr. Kathleen Stokes
Economics
Dr. Kathleen Dunlop
Dr. Stanley Lowry
Dr. James E. Stewart
History
Dr. George Pasti
Dr. Hubert Coleman
Dr. Howard Clay
Dr. Earle LeBaron
Mr. Herbert R. Paschal
Dr. Richard C. Todd
Sociology
Dr. Paul A. Toll
Mr. Wyatt Brown
History
Mr. Herbert Carlton
Mr. Charles L. Price
Dr. Ruth M. Keesey
Dr. Willard Gatewood
Dr. Clifton H. Johnson
Dr. James LaPoe
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Historical Society
OFFICERS
FRED RAGAN President
DELANO WILSON Vice-President
PAT FARMER Secretary
GLENN ROWELL Treasurer
TENNYS WARREN Historian
DR. HERBERT PASCHAL Advisor
Steering Committee prepares for monthly report.
Society members discuss Civil War strategy.
In front of the Y-Hut, an informal group gathers before the meeting begins.
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Science
Delving into the various sciences, the Science Department strives to provide all students with a general understanding of science and its important role today, to furnish a broad fundamental training in the basic sciences, to train teachers of science for primary and secondary schools as well as to work with in-service teachers, and to sponsor and encourage research in science.
Various programs have been set up in science, offering specific degrees in Biology, Chemistry, and Physical Science, as well as general B.S., B.A., and AA.A. degrees.
Dr. Charles Reynolds
DIRECTOR
Biology
Dr. Robert R. Haubrich
Dr. Mary C. Helms
Dr. Clifford Knight, Jr.
Miss Nancy B. Eliason
Dr. Christine Wilton
Dr. Joseph Q. Heplar
Chemistry
Dr. Joseph N. LeConte
Dr. Graver W. Everett
Dr. Leland Stewart
Mr. J.O. Derrick
Science Education
Miss Feme Highsmith
Miss Judith Creekmore
Dr. Austin D. Bond
Mr. Lyle F. Plymal
Mr. Joseph G. Boyette
Physics
Mr. Floyd M. Read, Jr.
Dr. Frank W. Eller
Dr. R. Marshall Helms
Dr. Charles W. Reynolds
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Science Club
OFFICERS
CHARLES YOUMANS President
TOMMY HUDSON Vice-President
MARGARET GLISSON Secretary-Treasurer
LORETTA WALTERS Publicity Chairman
MR. J. O. DERRICK Senior Advisor
Wha' Happen?
Professor Derrick instructs students during qualitative analysis experiment.
Biology group inspects marine habits of aquarium fish.
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Music
In the Department of Music, the curriculum is so planned that a student may major in performance, theory, or music education--achieving, as the end result the B.M., B.A., or B.S. degree.
Offering service courses for the cultural development of students on a college-wide basis and special courses for elementary classroom teachers, the Department also endeavors to train students in a manner that will prepare them to enter into professional musical circles in their chosen area of specialization.
Earl E. Beach
DIRECTOR
Strings
Mr. Donald H. Hayes
Miss Janelle Lovette
Brass
Mr. Thomas Miller
Mr. Herbert Carter
Mr. James Parnell
Piano
Dr. Robert Carter
Mrs. Eleanor Toll
Dr. Wolfgang Fetsch
Mr. George Perry
Miss Elizabeth Drake
Voice
Mr. Dan Vornholt
Dr. Carl Hjortsvang
Mr. Paul Hickfang
Mrs. Gladys White
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M.E.N.C.
A professional club for music education majors, the Music Education National Conference is led by Frank Bullard, Joan Eudy, Mim Thorn, and David Doolittle.
President Doolittle conducts a monthly meeting.
M.T.N.A.
For music majors interested in performance, the Music Teachers' National Conference is a professional club newly organized by Dr. Wolfgang Fetch. Officers are: Frances Johnson, president; Carolyn Hinton, vice-president; Jerry Matthews, secretary; and LaMarr Hadley, treasurer.
Public School Music
Miss Ruth Graber
Miss Beatrice Chauncey
Woodwinds
Dr. Edmund Durham
Mr. Lewis Danfelt
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Home Economics
East Carolina College claims the distinction of housing one of the two centers in the state for training vocational teachers in home economics.
Operating on the principle of improvement of home and family life, the Home Economics Department offers courses covering a wide field of knowledge. As well as courses in planning and home-furnishing, there are courses in textiles and clothing, foods and nutrition, and the care and guidance of children.
Dr. Bessie McNiel
DIRECTOR
Nursery School
Miss Ruth Lambie
Clothing, Textiles, Home Furnishings
Miss Mabel Dougherty
Food an Nutrition
Mrs. Gertrude Soderburg
Teacher Training
Miss Alice Strawn
Mrs. Mabel Lucy Hall
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Home Economics Club
OFFICERS
EDNA PHILLIPS Reporter
JANET POWELL President
JUDY TOLSON Treasurer
ANN BARNACASCEL Secretary
SHARON DOUGHERTY Vice President
Nut cracking party prior to bazaar
Annual project gets underway
Miss Pie Kam receives gift from Betty Marshbourne for her Home Economics Department in Indonesia.
Janet Powell officiates in Betty Lamp ceremony for initiation of new member.
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Business
In carrying out its primary aim--to educate men and women for positions of leadership in the business life of North Carolina, the Business Department offers specialized training in the areas of business teaching, public accounting, management, distributive education, business administration, and secretarial science.
In the area of business management, the department was the first in the nation to offer an approved course in executive technique.
Dr. E.R. Browning
DIRECTOR
Secretarial Science
Miss Lena C. Ellis
Dr. Audrey V. Dempsey
Dr. James White
Typing
Miss Jane White
Miss Velma Lowe
Mr. Alton Finch
Miss Frances Daniels
Business Education
Mrs. Sue Howell
Mrs. Thadys Dewa
Marketing
Mr. Harold McGrath
Mr. William Durham
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Accounting
Miss Dorothy Brandon
Miss Gwendolyn Potter
Mr. Donald Umstead
Dr. Tora M. Larsen
Miss Ruby Edens
Mr. W. W. Howell
Management
Mr. William S. Hart
Mr. Samuel W. Dry
Dr. E. R. Browning
Business Law
Mr. C. C. Dawson
Mr. William Watson
Future Business Leaders of America
OFFICERS
BETTY CLARK President
MARY LOU PARKER Vice President
PAT SHEARIN Recording Secretary
PAT HEDSPETH Corresponding Secretary
BOBBY WILSON Treasurer
SYLVIA UZZELL Reporter
Executive Board
It's a busy life we lead.
We're getting ready to meet the challenge.
Members check growth of FBLA.
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English
Providing a total of eighteen quarter hours in general education (consisting of freshman composition, speech, and either English or American literature survey) the English Department strives to provide students with proficiency in the English language and literature.
Its major and minors, able to obtain B.S., A.B., and M.A. degrees, may specialize in advanced courses ranging from Chaucer to modern drama, from Children's literature to speech, and from creative writing to literary criticism.
Dr. M.N. Posey
DIRECTOR
Lanugage and Literature
Dr. Grace Seiler
Mr. H. D. Rowe
Dr. Katherine White
Dr. Rachel Kilpatrick
Dr. Frank L. Hoskins
Mrs. Lena Reynolds
Dr. Edgar Hirshberg
Mrs. Marie Browning
Dr. Frances Winkler, seated
Language and Literature
Dr. Edgar B. Jenkins
Mrs. Antoinette Jenkins
Mrs. Mary Goodman
Miss Janice Hardison
Miss Ruth Coplan
Mrs. Louise B. Adams
Dr. Francis R. Adams
Mr. Richard Capwell
Dr. Harry Goldgar
Speech, Drama, Radio, and Television
Mr. Claude L. Garren
Dr. Joseph A. Withey
Miss Rosalind Roulston
Language and Literature
Miss Lois Grigsby
Miss Emma L. Hooper
Miss Mary Greene
Dr. James L. Poindexter
Dr. Louise Greer
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English Club
OFFICERS
President JACK BIRMINGHAM, JR.
Vice President ELFRETH ALEXANDER
Secretary-Treasurer MARTHA JANE HAMMOND
Dr. Jenkins, Elfreth, and Jack talk informally with Pie Kam, and Clara Kung.
Group evaluation of the Rebel.
Magazine editors await critical comments from English majors.
Foreign students lead a discus during club meeting.
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Industrial Arts
Providing initial experiences in a number of fields, the Industrial Arts Department has as its main purpose the preparation of teachers for the public schools of North Carolina.
The undergraduate curriculum offers courses in hand and machine woodwork, engineering, machine, architectural drawing, and descriptive geometry. It also provides training in general shop, crafts, electricity, and industrial arts design. The graduate program affords the student an opportunity to strengthen his training along professional lines.
Dr. Kenneth Bing
DIRECTOR
Instructors
Mr. Thomas Haigwood
Mr. Robert W. Leith
Mr. Robert Paysinger
Dr. Kenneth Bing
Mr. Erney C. Finch
William Page and Hal Leeuwenburg perform an operation with the power drill.
Al Bremer employs the use of the metal cutter.
The emery wheel is set awhirl by Marvin Andrews.
Don Everhart performs a delicate operatio nwith a soldering machine.
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Industrial Arts Club
Friends watch while Industrial Arts majors complete the weekly project.
Stuents experiment with AC and DC currents.
Engineering students enjoy course in Mechanical Drawing.
Instructor demonstrates the workings of a magnetic coil.
In order to finish a laboratory exercise, the boys work with a concentrated effort.
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Education
Covering the field of primary and grammar grade education, the Department of Education holds the major functions of training teachers in primary education and offering courses for secondary education majors in other departments.
Dr. Ed J. Carter
DIRECTOR
Dr. Keith Holmes, college supervisor along with Dr. Douglas Jones, discusses teaching techniques with grammar grade critic teachers.
Dr. Ruth Modlin and Dr. Pattie Dowell plan methods of approach to new student teaching methods. The supervising teachers of Wahl-Coates listen intently.
Miss Frances Wahl, principal of Wahl-Coates, looks over newly acquired books with librarian, Mrs. Lily Rouse
Student teachers of Wahl-Coates pose for BUCCANEER photographer
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Dr. Modlin compares the sun and Jupiter as Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Klingenschmitt, Dr. Dowell elaborate to student teachers, Gippie Whitehead and Peggy Kepley.
Miss Annie Mae Murray observes tea party in progress at college kindergarten.
The use of library resources is stressed to student teachers.
Dr. Holmes reviews library techniques with student teachers.
DR. J. L OPPELT
Director of Student Teaching
Dr. Fuller and Louise Morris serve as counselors for the Department of Education.
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Mathematics
With its principal objective to give students preparation required for various positions in industry, teaching, or government service, the primary purpose of the Mathematics Department is to supply a good curriculum which will meet the needs of students working toward the A.B., B.S., and AA.A. de- grees in Mathematics.
Dr. David Davis
DIRECTOR
Mr. Martin Goldsworth
Dr. Clarence Monk
Dr. A. C. Holland
Miss Louise Williams
Mrs. Mildred Derrick
Mrs. Ellen C. Fleming
Miss Deloris Johnson
Mrs. Vera Davis
Miss Shirley Hunt
Dr. P. C. Scott
Dr. John O. Reynolds
Dr. David R. Davis
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Math Club
It's really very simple if you inspect it closely.
It is a problem, isn't it?
Models help students picture the problem.
Mathematics is so beautiful!
It's quite obvious they aren't taking a test--witness the smiles.
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Library Science
Having as its main purpose to train students to become capable librarians, the Department of Library Science offers courses which can lead to a major or minor in the field, either of which will give a person completing the course full certification.
Graduate courses are also offered for the benefit of students who plan to take a AA.A. in Library Science.
Wendell Smiley
DIRECTOR
Mr. Henry Dade
Mr. Lee Williams
Dr. Mildred Southwick
Mr. Otis W. Coefield
Mrs. Marguerite Crenshaw
Miss Elizabeth Walker
Mrs. Ruby Hassell
Miss Vernie Bert
Wilder Mrs. Anne S. Briley
Mrs. Lily Rouse Carr
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Library Club
OFFICERS
SHIRLEY NAVES SPEIGHT President
ALICE FROST SMITH Vice President
JANELLE WHALEY Secretary
FAY THOMAS Reporter
Carlene Scott, Mary Hays Pleasants, and Janice Stallings prepare for their class in story telling.
Making a bulletin board is no small task for Linda Hines, Jane Carroll, and Emilie White.
Carolyn Rich performs the tedious task of ordering the card catalogue.
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Geography
Teaching an integrative subject which deals with relationships, the Department of Geography claims distinction in that it is one of the largest undergraduate geography departments in the nation.
Even though M.A. Degrees are unattainable in this field at East Carolina College, students may work toward the A.B. Degree.
Dr. Harley Milstead
DIRECTOR
Dr. George Martin
Dr. Robert E. Cramer
Mr. J. B. Cummings
Dr. Donald Petterson
Dr. Woodford Garrigus
Dr. Morton D. Winsberg
Dr. Jean Lowry
Dr. Winsberg points out Greenville to a class in North American geography.
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Psychology
The Department of Psychology offers a major in psychology to students securing an A.B. degree and a minor to students in elementary education. Thirty-six hours credit is necessary for the completion of this program.
The department is open to all students for counseling and problems in the field of behavioral science. Many facilities are available for testing school achievement, intelligence, interests, aptitudes, and personality. Future programs will be broader and more comprehensive.
Dr. Clinton Prewett
DIRECTOR
Child Growth and Development
Mr. C. H.Allen
Dr. Julia Marshal
Educational Psychology
Dr. Ruby Bliss
Administration and Applied Pyschology
Dr. Frank A. Scott
General, Theoretical and Experimental Psychology
Dr. Gertrud Graf
Mr. Erich Graf
Adolescence Psychology
Mrs. Gertrude Neis
Dr. Robert Ormsby
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Health and Physical Education
The general program of the Health and Physical Education Department includes a wide range of instructive and recreational activities adapted to meet the varying interests and capacities of each individual participating.
On a competitive level an extensive intramural program supplements the curricular activities of the department.
The professional training program includes courses to meet the needs of all students desiring certification in fields of public school teaching and health education.
Dr. Nephi M. Jorgensen
DIRECTOR
Professional Instructional Staff
Dr. Charles DeShaw
Dr. J. O.Miller
Women Staff
Miss Mavis Mitchell
Miss Nell Stallings
Miss Lorrayne Graff
Miss Gay Hogan
Mrs. Janie S. Archer
Coaching Staff
Mr. Howard Porter
Mr. Raymond Martinez
Mr. Frank Madigan
Mr. James Mallory
Mr. William McDonald
Mr. Earl Smith
Mr. Jack Boone
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Foreign Language
Foreign languages have truly found their place in the college curriculum this year. The department has grown in offerings, students, and faculty members. Enrolled in the department are 322 men and women who are taking courses in French, Spanish, German, and Russian. The addition of German and Russian to the curriculum has doubled the choices for those interested in language. The faculty was increased this year from four to six members.
A strong foundation has been laid, and the department is ready for greater growth and accomplishments as the college enters its second half-century.
J.L. Fleming
DIRECTOR
Instructors
Mr. Erich Franz Graf
Dr. Gertrud Graf
Dr. J. Roy Prince
Mrs. Marguerite Perry
Mr. Robert Morrison
Mr. J. L. Fleming
Mille. Michele Cenis has added a touch of France to the campus this year.
Afternoon seminars in French with native of Nice, France, helps students in pronunciation.
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Military Science
Comprising a cross-section of East Carolina's finest male students, the Air Force ROTC strives to develop, through permanent programs of instruction, those qualities of leadership and attributes essential to progressive advancement to positions of increasing responsibility as commissioned officers in the United States Air Force.
Besides the aforementioned objectives, the AFROTC endeavors to select and motivate cadets for career fields as specifically required by the USAF.
Lt. Col. Edward J. Maloney
PROFESSOR OF AIR SCIENCE
Administrative Assistants
S/Sgt. H. H. Justice
M/Sgt. Joseph G. Weiland
T/Sgt. Leon Manning
T/Sgt. Thomas E. Winstead
Drill Team performs on High School Day
Officers
Capt. Vance M. Lockamy
Capt. George B. Patterson
Capt. Robert W. Vining
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Graduate School
The Graduate School offers a program of study leading 3 the Master of Arts degree in Business, English, Health and hysical Education, Industrial Arts, Library Science, Mathematics, Music, Science, and Social Studies. The program of study in these nine areas meets the requirements for Graduate Certificates issued by the North Carolina State Department of Education. The student who does not wish to obtain
Graduate Certificate may take an academic major of twenty-seven quarter hours in any one of the various departments of the college which offers graduate work. For the school year 1958-59 there were approximately six hunred students registered for graduate courses. About four undred of these were working to meet the requirements for the Master of Arts degree.
Dr. J. K. Long
DEAN OF GRADUATE STUDIES
JAMES HUDSON BEARDEN Marion, Ala.
Business
ELBERT RAY BLANTON Teachey
Business Administration
WILLIAM BERRY BLUE Carthage
Business
WILLIAM MARSHALL BOYD, JR. Englehard
Secondary Education Administration
ANN BYNOM BYRD Greenville
Business
MICHELE MARIA CANIS Nice, France
Foreign Language
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Grad
EDWIN ARNOLD DENNIS Durham
Education Administration
GEORGE W. HALL Fayetteville
Social Studies
KENNETH DWIGHT HALL Greenville
Health and Physical Education
Education Administration
ENNIS RAY HARRELL Wallace
Business Administration
FERNE LARRAINE HIGHSMITH New York, N.Y.
Science
SHIRLEY A. HUNT Louisburg
Mathematics
NATHAN COUNCIL HYMAN Oak City
Business and Social Studies
MARY ANN ISLES Littleton
English
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uates
DELORIS IRENE JOHNSON Alexandria, Va.
Mathematics
WILLIAM HENRY KENT Tarboro
Business
ROBERT CONRAD LEWIS, JR. Greensboro
Secondary Education Administration
THOMAS WELDON LUCAS Roseboro
Secondary Education and Social Studies
HARRELL EVERETT MABE Prospect Hill
Business
WILLIAM FRANKLIN MABE Pilot Mountain
Business Administration
JAMES R. MacMILLAN Greenville
Administration and Physical Education
JAMES VERNON MARSHALL Wendell
Business Administration
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Graduates
CONETOE PAIGE PARKER Kinston
Business
JOSEPH ROMUS PEARCE Raleigh
Business
RAYMOND A. ROBERTSON Williamston
Business Administration
ROBERT EVERETTE ROEBUCK Farmville
Business Administration
BARBARA CHRISTINE SEAGLE Vale
Elementary Education
JOAN KELLY SMILEY Greenville
Secondary Education and Science
RALPH PARKINSON SMILEY Greenville
Elementary Education and Administration
ROBERT L. SMITH, JR.
Education
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Classes
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Seniors
OFFICERS
COY HARRIS President
BILL SHAW Vice President
ELIZABETH BOWMAN Secretary
BOB SAWYER Treasurer
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Senior senators:
A. B. Benfield.
Jane Staples,
Doris Shamel,
and George Bagley
MAMIE ABBOTT, B.S. Kinston
Primary Education
ACE 2, 3, 4; YWCA 3; Woman's Chorus 2, 3
BOBBY M. ABERCROMBIE, B.S. Mt. Holly
Mathematics and Social Studies
Phi Sigma Pi 4; Math Club 2, 3, 4
BETTY SUE ADAMS, B.S. Greenville
Grammar Education
ACE 1
CARLTON JAY ADAMS, A.B. Greenville
Chemistry
Phi Sigma Pi 3, 4; Chi Beta Phi 3, 4; V. Pres.; 4; Science Club 1, 2;
CUSB 2
CHARLES HENRY ADAMS, B.S. Cary
Physical Education and Social Studies
UNC I; Basketball 2, 3, 4; P.E. Club 2, 3, 4; Varisty Club
2, 3, 4
WILLIAM CULBRETH ADAMS, B.S Warsaw
Social Studies and Welfare
FREDERICK D. ADCOCK, B.S. Durham
Business and Social Studies
WILLIAM HUGH AGEE, B.S. Petersburg, Va.
English and Social Studies
English Club 3, 4; THE REBEL 4; Book Review Editor 4.
MARY LYNN AIKEN, B.S. Fuquay
Physical Education and English
WRA 1, 2, 4; P. E. Club 1, 4; YWCA 1, 2; CUSB; Wesley Foundation
WILLIAM DALE ALDRIDGE, B.S. Elkin
Industrial Arts
JOSEPH B. ALFORD, JR., B.S. Kenly
Social Studies and English
JAY LLOYD ALLEN, B.S., A.B. Four Oaks
Social Studies and French
Campbell College 1, 2; Epsilon Pi Eta; Delta Psi Omega; BSU
1, 2, 3, 4; Exec. Council 3, 4; YMCA 3, 4; V. Pres. 4; SNEA
BETTY LOU ALLIGOOD, B.S. Washington
Business and English
Pi Omega Pi 2, 3, 4; FBLA 4
PATRICIA BUNN ALLMAN, B.S. Zebulon
Primary Education
ACE 1, 2, 3, 4; YWCA 1, 2, 3; Woman's Chorus 2, 3, 4; Garrett
House Comm. 3, 4; Marshall 3
NANCY EVELYN ALPHIN, B.S. Mt. Olive
Primary Education
YDC; Woman's Chorus; ACE
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WILLIAM G. ALTMAN, B.S. Greenville
Physical Education and Social Studies
Baseball, 3, 4; Monogram Club 4
MARVIN LEE ANDREWS, B.S. Farmville
Industrial Arts
Industrial Arts Club 3, 4
MARY LEE ANGLE, A.B. Lancaster, Pa.
French and Spanish
Newman Club 3, 4; Sigma Pi Alpha 4; Aquatics Club 4;
Aquanymphs 4; Georgetown Visitation Jr. College
WILLIAM V. ARNOLD, A.B. Greenville
English and Social Studies
EAST CAROLINIAN 1, 2, 3, 4; Sports Ed, Managing Ed; Car-
toonist, Photographer; Men's Day Student Council; Treas. Soph
Class; REBEL, Co-Editor 4
SARA MARGARET ASBELL, B.S. Tyner
Home Economics
BSU 1, 2, 3, 4; Council 1, 2, 3; YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Cabinet 3,
4; Home Ec Club 1, 2, 3, 4
SHELVA JEAN ASWELL, B.S. Goldsboro
Business and English
FBLA 1, 2, 3, 4; YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4; DSF 1, 2, 3, 4
CHARLES LEE ATKINSON, JR., B.S. New Bern
Physical Education and Social Studies
Wake Forest 1; Football 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; V. Pres. 4;
Veterans Club
LAWRENCE McDONALD AUSBON, A.B. Hobgood
Business and Social Studies
FBLA 2; Pi Omega Pi 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4
CAROLYN AYCOCK, B.S. Pantego
Primary Education
YWCA 1, 3, 4; Canterbury Club 2, 3, 4; ACE; Elections Comm 3,
4; Chairman 4; Marshal 3; Danforth Foundation 4; SGA Musical
2, 3; Dean's Advisory Council; State Student Legislature 3;
WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
GEORGE VERNON BAGLEY, B.S. Hobbsville
Business and Social Studies
Delta Sigma Rho 2; Lambda Chi Alpha 3, 4; Pres 4; Tau Sigma
2, 3, 4; Pres. 3; IFC 3, 4; V. Pres. 4; YDC 2, 3, 4; EC Play-
house 1, 2; Senior Senator 4; V. Pres. Slay 2
WILLIAM POWELL BAGLEY, A.B. Clayton
Science
BARBARA CAROLYN BAILEY, B.S. Polkton
Home Economics
BSU 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Ec Club 1, 2, 3, 4; YWCA 1, 2
Seniors
Sigma Alpha Iota girls serve as waitresses at Fine Arts Ball.
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BEN LARRY BAKER, B.S. Zebulon
Physical Education and Social Studies
Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4
JACK LEE BAKER, A.B. Badin
PATSEY ANN BAKER, B.S. Greenville
English and Speech
EC Playhouse 1, 2, 3, 4; Corr. Sec. 3; Pres. 4; Wesley Players
1, 2, 4; Shakespearean Prod. 1, 2; Technical; EAST CAROLINIAN;
SGA Musical Technical 1, 2, 3, 4
CAROLYN ROSE MOORE BALLARD, B.S. Clinton
Home Economics
Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 4
JAMES E> BAREFOOT, A.B. Dunn
Business Administration and Social Studies
ESTHER MARIE BARNETT, B.S. Pantego
Business Education
Mount Olive Junior College 1, 2; FBLA 4; Omega Pi 4
LYNN MORRIS BARNETT, A.B. Alexandria, Va.
Geography and Social Studies
Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-Capt 4; Track 1, 2; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4;
Treas. 3
ANNETTE ROSE BASS, B.S. Four Oaks
Grammar Education
YWCA 1; ACE 2; SNEA 2, 3; Corr. Sec. 3; State SNEA Corr. Sec.
3; Tau Sigma
JAMES W. BATCHELOR, B.S. Richlands
Business and Social Studies
FBLA; Delta Sigma Pi
BUREN THEODORE BATSON, B.S. Greenville
Mathematics and Science
Veterans Club 2, 3; Math Club 4
WILLIAM MORRIS BATTS, JR., B.S. Rocky Mount
Business Education
FBLA; Pi Omega Pi
GEORGE ROBINSON BAYNES, A.B.
Business and Social Studies
RICHARD WATKINS BEASLEY, B.S. Oxford
Accounting and Social Studies
SYLVIA MAE BEASLEY, B.S. Raleigh
Physical Education and English
WRA 1, 2, 3; Sec. 2; V. Pres. 3; Pres. 4; PE Club 1, 2, 3;
Garrett House Comm; 3; Treas. 3
RALPH NEAL BECTON, B.S. Goldsboro
Business and Social Studies
Louisburg College 1; Sigma Rho Phi 3; Swimming Team 3;
Kappa Alpha 4; Rec. Sec. 4
WILLIAM EUGENE BELLAMY, A.B. Rockingham
Business and Social Studies
FBLA 3, 4; BUCCANEER 4; Veterans Club 1, 2
JOE S. BENFIELD, A.B. Morganton
Business Administration
Phi Gamma Pi 2, 3; Treas. 3; Theta Chi 4; Treas. 4;
RICHARD ALLEN BENFIELD, B.S. Newton
Physical Education and English
Circle K 2, 3, 4; Pres. 4; Internat'l Trustee 4; Aquatics Club
2, 3, 4; Pres. 3; Varsity Club 3, 4; EC Playhouse 1, 2, 3; Sr.
Senator 4; Swimming Team 2, 3, 4; Sigma Rho Phi; Kappa Alpha
4; WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
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ARCHIE HOWELL BENNETT, B.S. Bellarthur
Business and Social Studies
ANN GRISSOM BENTON, B.S. Chadbourn
Primary Education
BRIGHT DAVIS BENTON, B.S. Monroe
Industrial Arts
ALEXANDER MACK BERRYHILL, B.S. Charlotte
Business and Social Studies
Delta Sigma Pi 3, 4; Canterbury Club 3, 4; YDC 3, 4
JOHN CALHOUN BIRMINGHAM, JR., A.B.
Wilmington
English and Spanish
Wilmington Jr. College 1, 2; Westminster Fellowship 3, 4; Council
4; YMCA 3, 4; Cabinet 4; Circle K 3, 4; Sigma Pi Alpha 3, 4;
Phi Sigma Pi 4; English Club 3, 4; Pres. 4; SNEA 3, 4; Treas.
4; EAST CAROLINIAN 3
CARIETTA BLADES, B.S. Elizabeth City
Music Education
Stetson University 1; Orchestra 3, 4; Sigma Alpha lota 2,
3, 4; Music Club 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4
EDNA BLANCHARD, B.S. Wallace
Business Education
CHARLIE DURWOOD BLAND, B.S. Greenville
Physical Education and Social Studies
VIRGINIA CAROLINE BLANFORD, B.S.
New Bern
Primary Education
Tau Sigma 3, 4; Choir 1, 2; SNEA 4; YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4;
BUCCANEER 3, 4; Wesley Players 1, 2, 3, 4 Sec. 3; YRC 4;
"Connecticut Yankee" 2; Chapel Choir 2; Woman's Chorus
Seniors
SANDRA JEAN BOONE, B.S. Burlington
Primary Education
Woman's Chorus 1, 2; SNEA 1, 2, 3; Marshal 4; "Connecticut
Yankee" 3; YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4
FLORA RUTH BOSEMAN, B.S. Enfield
Home Economics
Marshal 4; Sophomore Class Sec 2; BSU 2, 3; Counselor 2;
Cotten Hall Sec 2; Phi Omicron 3, 4; Home Ec Club 1, 2, 3, 4;
CUSB 1, 2; Sec. 3, 4; YWCA Cabinet 4; SNEA 4; Danforth
Foundation 3, 4
NORMA ALLEN BOWEN, A.B. Pantego
Mathematics and Science
WILLIAM N. BOWEN, A.B. Plymouth
Geography and Psychology
MARTHA ANN BOWERS, B.S. Norlina
Home Economics
Home Ec. Club; May Court 2; BSU
ELIZABETH ANN BOWMAN, B.S. Liberty
Science
Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Cabinet 3, 4;
Religious Emphasis Week Comm 3, 4; YDC 2, 3, 4; CUSB 3,
4; Treas.; "Messiah" 2, 4; Danforth Foundation Comm. 4;
BUCCANEER 4; Homecoming Sponsor 4; Budget Comm. 4; Chief
Marshal 3; Sec. Senior Class 4; Woman's Chorus 3
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HILDA SUE BOWMAN, A.B. Winston-Salem
English and Social Studies
EC Playhouse 1, 2, 3, 4; YWCA 1, 2, 4; English Club 4; CUSB
2, 3; Woman's Chorus 4
BARBARA J. BOYD, B.S. Lenoir
Grammar Education
ACE I, 4; Woman's Chorus 2, 3; BUCCANEER 2, 3
CHARLES FULLER BOYD, A.B. Greenville
Geography and Social Studies
HALLET EDWARD BOYD, B.S. Pinetown
Social Studies and Welfare
PURVIS ELTON BOYETTE, A.B. Raleigh
English and Science
EAST CAROLINIAN 1, 2, 3; Circulation Manager 1 Exec. Staff 3;
Creative Writers 1, 2; Science Club 1, 2; English Club 3, 4;
EC Playhouse 1, 2, 3, 4; Delegate CS Press Conf 1; Delegate NS
Conf. Press Ass'n 3; SGA Scholarship Comm. 4; Dean's Advisory
Council 4; BUCCANEER 4; Composition Ed. 4; Chi Beta Phi 3, 4;
Sigma Rho Phi 3; Phi Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4; Pres. 4; Honorary-Profes-
sional Fraternity Council 4; V. Pres. 4 WHO'S WHO AMONG
STUDENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
ZAROLYN MURIEL BRADLEY, B.S. Fuquay Springs
Grammar Education
Cary Everette Bradley, B.S. Sanford
Business Education
PATRICIA BRADSHAW, B.S. Kinston
Primary Education
ACE; Elections Comm.; Woman's Chorus
PATSY CAROLINE BRANNOCK, B.S. Raleigh
Primary Education
ACE 1 ; YWCA 1 ; Counselor 2; Tau Sigma 3, 4
BOBBY SMALL BRASWELL, B.S. Lumberton
Business and Social Studies
ELVIN RAY BREWER, A.B. Greenville
Accounting and Economics
HOWARD NELSON BREWER, A.B. Greensboro
Science and Geography
Pi Kappa Alpha 3, 4; Football Trainer 2, 3; Varsity Club 3;
YDC 1, 2, 3, 4; Veterans Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Phi Kappa Alpha 3
BETTY FRANCES BRIGGS, B.S. Reidsville
Primary Education
Westminster Fellowship 1, 2; Aquanymphs 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-Pres.
3; ACE 3, 4; Aquatics CLub 1, 2, 3, 4
A. RAE BRITT, B.S. Fairmont
Primary Education
YWCA 1, 2; ACE 2, 3; Tau Sigma 3, 4; Treas. 4; Homecoming
Sponsor 3, 4; Women's Judiciary 3; V. Pres. Wilson Hall 2;
V. Pres. Garrett Hall 3
BETTIE BONNER BRITT, B.S. Washington
Home Economics
Home Ec Club 3, 4; YWCA 3, 4; V. Pres. 4; Westminster
Fellowship 3, 4; Chairman Orientation Comm. 4; WHO'S WHO
AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
Ann McKay off for a "mad" weekend.
Situated between the North and South Cafeterias is one of the several campus fountains.
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Mike Uzzell overtakes firnd during morning class break.
DAVID W. BRITT, B.S. Dublin
Industrial Arts
Industrial Arts Club; Treas.; Alpha Delta Tau; V. Pres.; Phi Sigma Pi
ANNE PAGE BROOKS, B.S. Roxboro
Primary Education
ACE 2, 3, 4; YWCA 2, 3, 4; Cabinet 3; Pres. 4; IRC 4; Chapel
Choir 3; Wesley Foundation 1, 2; SGA Chaplain 4; WHO'S WHO
AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
WILLIAM HENRY BROOKS, JR., A.B.
Rocky Mount
Business and Social Studies
EUGENE MOSELEY BROWN, A.B. Greenville
Business Administration
ROTC Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Delta Sigma Pi 1, 2, 3, 4; 1st V. Pres.
3; Delta Zeta News Staff 3; DeMolay Club 4; Pres. 4
LAWRENCE ATWOOD BROWN, A.B. Kinston
Science and Geography
Tennis 2, 3; Sigma Phi Alpha; Gamma Theta Upsilon; Intramural Council
ROBERT EUGENE BROWN, A.B. Wilmington
Business Administration and Social Studies
RUDOLPH CLARENCE BROWN, B.S. Lillington
Physical Education and Mathematics
Campbell College 1, 2
BETTY JEAN WALL BRUCH, B.S. Wendell
Primary Education
Woman's Chorus; ACE; Counselor 2
DORIS ROSE BRYAN, B.S. Vanceboro
Physical Education and Social Studies
Kappa Delta Kappa 4; Intramural Basketball
SHIRLEY BEST BUCHAN, B.S. Henderson
Home Economics
Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Treas. 3; Phi Omicron 3, 4; V. Pres.
3; YWCA 2, 3; AHEA Delegate 2, 3; Westminster Fellowship
1, 2, 3; Homecoming Sponsor 3; Danforth Foundation 2; Coun-
selor 2; WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
CHARLES RICHARD BUCK, B.S. Greenville
Business Education and Mathematics
ALFRED BRADSHAW BULLA, JR., A.B. Asheboro
Geography and Social Studies
BARBARA JEAN BULLOCK, B.S. Everetts
English and French
BSU 1, 2, 3, 4; Counselor 2; YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4; English Club
1, 2, 3, 4; Wesley Players 3; Sigma Phi Alpha 3, 4; SNEA 4
DENNIS RUDOLPH BULLOCK, A.B. Greenville
Social Studies and English
Westminster Fellowship 3, 4
MATTIE JANE BULLOCK, B.S. Stokes
Grammar Education
YWCA I; ACE 4; BUCCANEER 3, 4; Woman's Chorus 2
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DAPHNE JEAN BUNN, B.S. Zebulon
Primary Education
YWCA 2, 3, 4; ACE 2, 3, 4; SNEA 3, 4; Counselor 2
SANDRA NELL BUNN, B.S. Zebulon
Grammar Education
SNEA 3, 4; Sec. 4; Counselor 2; "Connecticut Yankee" 2
DEAAPSEY DENNIS BURGESS, A.B. Shiloh
Industrial Arts
VERNON LEARY BURGESS, JR., B.S. Shawboro
Industrial Art
Alpha Delta Tau; Industrial Arts Club; Veterans Club
FRANK BUSH, B.S. Jacksonville
Social Studies and English
Kappa Sigma Nu
JOHN HERBERT BUTLER, B.S. Colonial Heights, Va.
English and Social Studies
WILLIAM NELSON BUTLER, A.B. Wilmington
Business Administration
RICHARD HORNER BUTNER, A.B. Kinston
Business Administration
ROY JACKSON BUTNER, A.B. Havelock
Geography and Science
Science Club 2; Gamma Theta Epsilon 3, 4; BUCCANEER 4;
Photographer 4
JOHN S. BYRD, B.S. Mamers
Physical Education and Social Studies
JERRY BRINKLEY CAHOON, B.S. Manteo
Business Education and Social Studies
JULIETTE ELIZABETH CAIN, B.S. White Oak
Primary Education
ACE 1, 2, 4; Counselor 2; BUCCANEER 2, 4; CUSB 2, 4; Delta
Sigma Chi, 4
WILLIAM EARL CAIN, B.S. Rockingham
Physical Education and Social Studies
Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club; Track 1
DORIS JANE CAISON, B.S. Kenansville
Grammar Education and Psychology
CUSB 2, 3, 4; BSU 1, 2, 3, 4; YMCA 4; SNEA 4
NANCY ANN CALDWELL, B.S. Mt. Gilead
Music Education
Sigma Alpha lota 1, 2, 3, 4; Sec. 3; YDC 1; Woman's Chorus
1, 2; "Carousel" 3; "Connecticut Yankee" 2; Music Education
Club 1, 2, 3
Gail McSwain arranges table decorations for annual Faculty Christmas Banquet.
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HAROLD EUGENE CAMERON, B.S. Stokes
Business and Social Studies
KATE MARILYN CAMERON, B.S. Kinston
Primary Education
ACE; Aquanymphs
JAMES B. CAMP, B.S. West Monroe, La.
Mathematics and Geography
PEGGY GARRETT CAMP, B.S. Greensboro
Science and Science
Science CLub 1, 2; YWCA 1; Home Ec Club 2
ALBERT BERNARD CANNON, B.S. Farmville
Mathematics and Physical Education
LUCILLE VERA CANNON, B.S. Farmville
Primary Education
ACE 2, 3; Newman Club 1, 2, 3; Kappa Delta Kappa; Election
Comm. 1, 2, 3; YDC 1, 2; EAST CAROLINIAN 1, 2
ELAINE CARAWAN, B.S. Washington
Spanish and Social Studies
Counselor 2; Sigma Pi Alpha 2, 3, 4
ZEB THOMAS CARAWAN, B.S. Vanceboro
Social Studies and Welfare
YMCA 3, 4; SNEA 4; Canterbury Club 1, 2, 3
CAROLE ANN CARR, B.S. Wallace
Library Science and English
Westminster Fellowship; YWCA; Library Club
JOHN PARKER CARR, B.S. Goldsboro
Business Administration and Social Studies
Delta Sigma Pi 3, 4; V. Pres 4; Veterans Club 3, 4; YDC 3, 4;
Alpha Pi Omega 1, 2, 3, 4
HARLAN BOYD CARRAWAY, B.S. Newport
Mathematics and English
MARY JANE CARROLL, B.S. Hookerton
Library Science and English
Wesley Foundation 1, 2, 3; Wesley Players 2, 3, 4; Library
Club 3, 4
ANGELA CARTER, B.S. Garland
Grammar Education
BARBARA CAROLINE CARTER, B.S. Shelby
Home Economics
Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4
KENNETH LAMAR CHALKER, A.B. Atlanta, Ga.
Business Administration
Lambda Chi Alpha 3; FBLA 2; Tennis 2; CUSB 3; Pres. Fresh-
man Class 1
PEGGY BATCHELOR CHALKER, B.S. Rocky Mount
Social Studies and Welfare
BUCCANEER 2, 3; CUSB 2, 3
ANNDALA MARIE CHAMBLEE, B.S. Middlesex
Business Education
JOE MONROE CHANDLER, B.S. Yanceyville
Science and Social Studies
Wingate Jr. College
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JAMES DILLON CHERRY, B.S. Williamston
Business Education and Social Studies
Pi Omega Pi 2, 3, 4; Western Carolina College 1
GAYLE CLAPP, B.S. Greenville
Physical Education and English
Wesley Foundation 3, 4; Day Student Senator 4; Aquanymphs
3, 4; Aquatics Club 3, 4; P. E. Club 4; WRA 2, 3, 4
BETTY L. CLARK, B.S. Ellerson, Va.
Business Education
FBLA I, 3, 4; Pres. 4; Aquanymphs 1; YWCA I, 2, 3; CUSB
3, 4; Westminster Fellowship 1, 2; Delta Chi 4
GWENDOLYN AILEEN CLARK, B.S. Greenville
Primary Education and Special Education
Women's Day Student Council; V. Pres. 4; YDC 1, 2; May Court
3; Danforth Foundation 3, 4; Delta Chi 4; SNEA 1, 2; Aquanymphs
1, 2; Aquatics 1, 2; YWCA 1
HELEN JEAN CLARK, B.S. Carthage
Primary Education
ACE 3, 4; SNEA 3, 4
KENNETH LEE CLARK, B.S. Sanford
Distributive Education and Social Studies
MARY MARSHALL CLARK, B.S. Norfolk, Va.
Primary Education
ROGERS HOWELL CLARK, B.S. Elizabethtown
Business Education and Social Studies
Science Club 1; ROTC Cadet Club 1, 2; Delta Sigma Rho 1, 2;
Lambda Chi Alpha 3, 4; FBLA2
NANCY FLEMING CLAY, B.S. Creedmoore
Art and English
Home Ec. Club 1, 2; Art Club 3, 4
HILTON EUGENE CLAYBORNE, A.B. Grifton
Business Administration
EVA ANN COBURN, B.S. Robersonville
Social Studies and Welfare
BSU; YDC
JOYCE ANN COLE, B.S. Goldsboro
Business Education and English
YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4; FBLS 1, 2, 3, 4; Wilson Hall V. Pres. 3
Seniors
Don Griffin makes penny investment.
EC's favorite model--Miss Carolyn Aycock
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WILLIAM ESTES COLE, B.S.
Social Studies and English
MARY RUTH COMER, B.S.
Primary Education
SNEA 4
NONA LEE CONE, B.S.
Grammar Education
Home Ec. Club 1; SNEA 4; ACE 4
LOUISE SCOTT COOPER, B.S. Graham
Primary Education
Woman's Chorus
LYLE WILLIAM COOPER, JR., A.B. Durham
Geography and Business Administration
Kappa Sigma Nu 1, 2, 3, 4; Warden 3; Pres. 4; IFC 4; Intra-
murals 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Council 2, 3, 4; Sec. 3, 4; YDC 1, 2
ANITA FRANCES COPELAND, B.S. Beaufort
English and Social Studies
Mars Hill College I; BSU
BARBARA JEAN CORBETT, B.S. Greenville
Business Education
FBLA 3, 4
CAROLYN CORBETT, B.S. Ayden
Business Education and English
Pi Omega Pi
CLARENCE RAY COTTLE, B.S. Morehead City
Industrial Arts
Industrial Arts Club 2, 3; ROTC 1, 2
ANN BLALOCK COUCH, B.S. Bridgeton, N. J.
Home Economics
Home Ec. Club; Counselor 2; BUCCANEER; Westminster Fellowship
PAULA FRANCES COUNCIL, B.S. St. Pauls
Business Education
LORANDA GAIL COX, B.S. Graham
Primary Education
Woman's Chorus 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Comm. 3; Election Comm.
2; YWCA 2, 3, 4; ACE 2, 4; Garrett West V. Pres. 4; SNEA
1, 2; Ass't Treas. 2; Pres. 3; WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS
IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
Seniors
"Yes, I'm a student teacher," comments Raleigh co-ed Mary Lou Parker.
WILLIAM STEELE COX, B.S. Washington
Social Studies and English
EMILY THOMAS CRABTREE, B.S. Durham
Primary Education
SNEA 1, 2, 3, 4; Reporter 4; ACE I; YWCA 1; Woman's Chorus 1, 2, 3
CALVIN LEON CRADDOCK, A.B. Elizabeth City
Social Studies and English
NELL BOWERS CRAVEN, B.S. Leland
Business Education
FBLA 1; SNEA 4
CLEVE HARPER CREECH, B.S. La Grange
Physical Education and Social Studies
FRANCES GERALDINE CRISP, B.S. China Grove
Business Education
BOBBY SHELTON CROSS, A.B. Tarboro
English and Psychology
BARBARA JEAN CROTTS, B.S. Lexington
Primary Education
EAST CAROLINIAN 2, 3; ACE 4; SNEA 4
GEORGE JESSEL CURRY, B.S. Portsmouth, Va.
Physical Education and Social Studies
Basketball 3, 4; Track 3, 4; University of Kentucky 1, 2; Phi
Delta Theta; Varsity Club
ELEANOR JOHNSON CUTHRELL, B.S. Aurora
Home Economics and Science
Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4; YWCA 2, 3; Cabinet 2; Foreign Film
Club 1, 2; Phi Omicron 2, 3, 4
FRANK PRICE CUTHRELL, B.S. Aurora
Mathematics and Industrial Arts
Math Club 3, 4; V. Pres. 4; Industrial Arts Club 3, 4
HOWARD TAYLOR CUTLER, B.S. Washington
Social Studies and English
Canterbury Club
BOB G. DANIEL, A.B. Castalia
Social Studies and English
WWWS 3, 4; YDC 4
JAMES HYMAN DAUGHTRIDGE, B.S. Rocky Mount
Physical Education and Social Studies
Football 3, 4; Tennis 3, 4; P. E. Club; Circle K; Varsity Club;
Nat'l Tennis Tournament
ANN GAYLE DAVENPORT, B.S. Portsmouth, Va.
Business Education
YWCA 1, 2; Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4; Pi Omega Pi 3, 4;
Valentine Queen 3; May Court 3; Marshal 4; Kappa Delta
Kappa 4; Hist. 4; Glamour Magazine Best Dressed Coed 3;
Homecoming Sponsor 4; WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN
AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES.
BARBARA JUNE DAVENPORT, B.S. Creswell
Primary Education
SGA 1, 2, 3, 4; Standing Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4; Hist. 4; ACE 1,
2, 3, 4; Nat'l Convention 3; 1st V. Pres 4; Marshal 2, 3; Wesley
Foundation 2, 3, 4; V. Pres. 4; Alpha Zeta 1, 2, 3, 4; Treas.
2; BUCCANEER 1, 2, 3; CUSB 2, 3, 4; SNEA 4; Pi Kappa 4;
WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
JESSE PAUL DAVENPORT, III, B.S. Pactolus
Business Education and Social Studies
Pi Kappa Alpha; Men's Day Student Council Sec.
HAROLD DEAN DAVIS, B.S. Sims
Business Education and Social Studies
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IRVIN WALLACE DAVIS, JR., B.S. Davis
Business and Social Studies
FBLA
JACQUELINE ANNE DAVIS, B.S. Rocky Mount
BSU 1, 2, 3, 4; ACE 2, 3, 4; SNEA 4; YWCA 3; Women's Chorus 2, 4
JOAN B. DAVIS, B.S. Henderson
Primary Education
ACE 2, 3, 4; Westminster Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4
MARJORIE ANNE DAVIS, B.S. Warsaw
Social Studies and Welfare
EAST CAROLINIAN 1, 2; May Court 2; BSU 2, 3
NANCY M. DAVIS, B.S. Asheville
Social Studies and Welfare
REBEL 3, 4; Business Mgr., 4
THOMAS LEONARD DAVIS, B.S. Davis
Business and Social Studies
FBLA 3
FRANCES ANN DAY, B.S. Oxford
Primary Education
FTA 2; ACE 2, 4; Delta Chi 4; Homecoming Sponsor 4; YWCA 2
EDGAR M. DELAMAR, JR., B.S. Rocky Mount
Business and Social Studies
Delta Sigma Pi 1, 2, 3, 4; Chancellor 3; Pres. 4; YDC 3; Alpha
Phi Omega 3, 4; FBLA 1
Seniors
LaRUE DENNING, B.S. Angier
Home Economics
Campbell College 1, 2; SNEA 1, 2, 3; Pres. 2; Home Ec. Club
1, 2, 3, 4
BETTY JEAN DeVANE, B.S. St. Pauls
Business Education
FBLA 1, 2, 3, 4; YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4; YDS 4; Lambda Tau 4;
Halloween Quen 3
MARY LOU DICKENS, B.S. Littleton
Primary Education
YWCA 1; Counselor 2; CUSB 2, 3; Marshal 3; May Court 3;
Women's Chorus 3; Garrett Pres. 4; Senor Senator; ACE 4;
Women's Judiciary 4
BARBARA JEANETTE DILDA, B.S. Fountain
Primary Education and Psychology
YWCA 1, 2, 3; SNEA 1, 2, 3; YDC 1; ACe 1, 2, 3
SARAH IMOGENE DILDAY, B.S. Ahoskie
Primary Education
High Point College 1; Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4; BUCCANEER 3
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SHIRLEY ELVA DIXON, A.B. Greenville
English and Music
EC Playhouse 4; Corr. Sec; EC Choir 1, 2
DAVID ERNEST DOOLITTLE, B.S. Rockingham
Music Education
Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Ed. Club 3; V. Pres.; MENC; Pres. 4; Pro-
ductions Comm. 3, 4; Co-Chairman 4; Dance Bands I, 2, 3, 4;
Phi Mu Alpha 2, 3, 4; Warden 4; Circle K 3, 4
DEE ANN DORSETT, B.S. Winston-Salem
Music Education
WCUNC 1; Sigma Alpha Iota 2, 3, 4; EC Choir 3, 4; Woman's
Chorus 2; SNEA 4; Music Ed. Club 2, 3, 4; SGA Musicals 2, 3;
"Messiah"; MTNA 4
DELANO ALEX DRIVER, B.S. Richmond, Va.
Social Studies and Welfare
SGA 2, 3, 4; 1st V. Pres. 4; Entertainment Comm 2, 3, 4; Ring
Comm. 2, 4; Chairman 4; EC Playhouse 1 , 2, 3, 4; Pres. 3; V.
Pres. 4; Dean's Advisory Council 2, 3; SSL Delegate 2, 3, 4;
Creative Writers Club 1; Circle K 2, 3, 4; Lambda Chi Alpha 2,
3, 4; V. Pres. 2; Class Pres. 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; WHO'S
WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNI- VERSITIES
GERALD STOVER DUFFIE, B.S. South Boston, Va.
Business Education and Social Studies
JANE MARSH DUKE, B.S. Washington
Primary Education
St. Mary's 1; Canterbury Club 2, 3, 4; YDC 2, 3, 4; V. Pres 2,
Pres. 3; ACE 4; SNEA 4
JEAN FRANCES DUKE, B.S. Washington
Primary Education
St. Mary's 1; Canterbury Club 2, 3, 4; YDC 2, 3, 4; Treas. 3;
ACE 4; SNEA 4
WILLADEAN DUNCAN, B.S. Whiteville
Business Education
Inter-religious Council 2; King Youth Fellowship 2, 3, 4; Wilson
Hall Pres. 3; Women's Judiciary 3
GAYLE LILES DUNN, B.S. Zebulon
Grammar Education
ACE 1, 2; YWCA 2, 3; Gamma Theta Upsilon 3, 4; Kappa Delta
Pi 3, 4; SNEA 4
JOHN BARNES DUNN, B.S. Williamston
Business Education and Social Studies
Tennis 1; Alpha Phi Omega 2, 3, 4; Pres. 4; YMCA 3; Canter-
bury Club 1, 2, 3, 4; YDC 2
DONALD A. DUNSON, B.S. Durham
English and Speech
JOYCE ANN DUPREE, B.S. Smithfield
French and Spanish
VICTORIA ESTELLE EBORN, B.S. Bath
Primary Education
ACE 2, 4; YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4; CUSB 3; Canterbury Club 3, 4;
V. Pres. 3; Pres. 4; Library Club 4
NORMAN LEE EDGERTON, JR., B.S. Kenly
Physical Education and Social Studies
ROBERT ALLEN EDGERTON, JR., B.S. Oriental
Physical Education and Social Studies
Intramural Basketball 1; Varsity Track 2
"Well Nancy, he's trying."
"Get up, Van Dyke, those cuts are gone."
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Nancy Lilly's senior art exhibit drew faculty and student praise.
BETTY SUE EDWARDS, B.S. Princeton
Grammar Education
WRA; YWCA; ACE; SNEA
BILLY EDWARDS, B.S. Greenville
Business Education and Social Studies
CHARLOTTE ANN EDWARDS, B.S. Smithfield
Grammar Education
ACE 3, 4; YWCA 3, 4; Wilson House Council 3; BSU 1 , 2, 3, 4
THOMAS ELLIOT EDWARDS, A.B. Seaboard
Science and Science
BSU 1, 2, 3, 4; Veterans Club 1, 2; Science Club 2, 3, 4
PEGGY CATHERINE EFIRD, B.S. Kinston
Primary Education
SNEA 1; ACE 1, 2; Tau Sigma 3, 4; Hist. 4
ROBERT AUGUSTUS ELLWANGER, B.S.
Rockingham
Music Education
Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Drum Major 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4;
Pres. 3, 4; Circle K. 3, 4; Phi Mu Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4; V. Pres.
3; Alumni Sec. 4; WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERI-
CAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
EDWARD HARRELL EMORY, B.S. Lancaster, S. C.
Physical Education and Social Studies
Varsity Club 1 , 2, 3, 4; Football 1 , 2, 3, 4; Lambda Chi Alpha 2, 3, 4
HANNAH YVONNE ENGLAND, B.S. Weaverville
Music Education
Mars Hill 1, 2; EC Choir 3, 4; Opera Workshop 4; Sigma
Alpha Iota 3, 4; "Carousel" 3; Music Ed. Club 3, 4; Home-
coming Sponsor 4
MARVIN R. ENGLISH, A.B. Raeford
Business Education and Social Studies
WILLIAM CONSTANCE ENLOE, B.S. Fayetteville
Business Education and Social Studies
LOUIE J. EVANS, JR., B.S. Wilmington
Business Education and Social Studies
BARBARA HARRISON EVERETT, B.S. Williamston
Primary Education
SNEA 3; ACE 3
RONALD RUDOLPH EVERETT, B.S. Robersonville
Industrial Arts
Kappa Alpha; Sigma Rho Phi; Industrial Arts Club; Dorm Proctor;
WWWS 3
MAURICE EDWARD EVERETTE, B.S. Robersonville
Physical Education and Social Studies
Basketball 1, 2, 3; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; North State Champion 2,
3, 4; Capt. 4; Varsity Club; PE Club
DONALD R. EVERHART, B.S. Winston-Salem
Industrial Arts
Industrial Arts Club; Alpha Delta Tau 3, 4; V. Pres. 4; Veterans
Club 2, 3; Sec. 3
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JAMES C. FAIRCLOTH, B.S.
Physical Education and Social Studies
Football 1, 2, 3, 4
THOMAS ARNOLD FARLOW, B.S.Sanford
Industrial Arts
Industrial Arts Club 1, 2; AFROTC Cadet Club I, 2; Pi Kappa
Alpha 2, 3, 4; V. Pres. 3 Pres. 4; Circle K. Club; IFC 3, 4;
AFROTC Advanced Officers Club 3, 4
JOHN W. FARMER, JR., A.B. Hendersonville
Science and Science
Phi Sigma Pi; Sigma Pi Alpha; Men's Judiciary
LOIS ANN FARMER, B.S. Swepsonville
Primary Education
Mars Hill College 1, 2; ACE 4; BSU
JEANETTE MARIE FARRELL, B.S. Mebane
Home Economics
Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3
PRESTON L. Fields, JR., B.S. Greenville
Business Education and Social Studies
Kappa Sigma Nu 2, 3, 4; Treas. 4; Veterans Club 2, 3; Intra-
murals 2, 3, 4
NANCY ANN FISHER, B.S. Charlotte
Grammar Education
Charlotte College 1, 2; ACE 3, 4; WRA 3; Garrett House Comm.
3; SNEA 3, 4; YWCA 4
MARTHA SUE FLANAGAN, B.S. Farmville
Mathematics and Science
Math Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Sec. 3; YWCA 3; Counselor 2
BETTY JEAN FLEMING, B.S. Greenville
Art and Social Studies
Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Treas. 3; Women's Day Student Council
4; BUCCANEER 4, Art Ed. 4; EAST CAROLINIAN 3, 4;
4; Pres. 4 WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN
COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
ROGER C. FLINCHUM, B.S. Carthage
Social Studies and Physical Education
JEANETTE MARIE FLORY, B.S. Williamston
Grammar Education
Penn State; Edinboro State Teachers College; Wesley Fellowship
3, 4; ACE 3, 4; SNEA 3, 4; YWCA 3; "Messiah" 3, 4
LOU ELLEN FLOWERS, B.S. Fremont
Business Education
WRA 1, 2, 4; Pi Omega Pi 2, 3, 4; YWCA 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4
ALICE JOYCE FLYE, B.S. Greenville
Primary Education
Westminster Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4; Women's Day Students; Pres.
2; V. Pres. 3; Dean's Advisory Council 2
BETTY MURRAY FOGLEMAN, B.S. Burlington
Primary Education
SNEA; ACE
BEN OLIVER FORDHAM, A.B. Kinston
Psychology and English
Westminster Fellowship 3, 4
Seniors
Waiting for her date, Juliette Cain goes through "red tape" of signing out.
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JAMES FREDERICK FORDHAM, B.S. Kinston
Social Sfudies and Welfare
American Political Science Ass'n; SNEA
BRONA JEAN FOSTER, B.S. Charlotte
Primary Education
Charlotte College 1, 2; WRA 3; ACE 3, 4; SNEA 3, 4
L. MERRITT FOUSHEE, B.S. Carolina Beach
Social Studies and Science
WILLARD L. FRANKLIN, B.S. Rockingham
Social Studies and Welfare
Men's Judiciary, V. Chairman
BETTY JO FULCHER, B.S. Leland
Primary Education
ACE 3; SNEA 4
RUTH ALLENE T. FULCHER, B.S. Sealevel
Primary Education
FBLA 1; YWCA I; Woman's Chorus 1, 2; SNEA; FWB Fellow- ship 2
THOMAS CRUMP FULCHER, A.B. Greenville
Accounting and Social Studies
CAROLYN ANN FULGHUM, B.S. Sims
Physical Education and Mathematics
WRA 2, 3; WWWS 3; Math Club 1, 2; YWCA 1; YDC 2
EMILY JANE FULLER, B.S. Greenville
Music Education
College Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; College Singers 2, 3; Opera Theater 3,
4; Music Ed. Club 2, 3, 4; Belmont College 1, 2
THOMAS RODHAM GAINER, A.B.
Panama City, Fla.
Geography and Social Studies
AFROTC 1, 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 2, 3; Pi Kappa Alpha 2, 3, 4;
Sec. 3; AFROTC Basic Club I, 2; AFROTC Advanced Club 3, 4
SHIRLEY ANN GALLIMORE, B.S.Lexington
Primary Education
ACE 1, 3, 4; YWCA 3
SARAH JANE GARDNER, B.S.
Grammar Education
YWCA 1; ACE 3, 4; SNEA 3, 4; YDC 3,
THURMAN FRANKLIN GARRISS, B.S. Lillington
Mathematics and Science
MARTHA JANE GARTMAN, B.S. New Bern
English and Social Studies
Canterbury Club; Sec. 2; V. Pres. 4; Class Sec. 3; Aquanymphs
2, 3, 4; Co-Chairman 3; Homecoming Sponsor 3; Inter-religious
Council 4; English Club; Sec. 4; YWCA 1, 2
COLEMAN A. GENTRY, JR., B.S. Greenville
Grammar Education
Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; SNEA 2, 3, 4; Pres. 4 ; Future Teachers
of NCEA, State Pres. 4; ACE 1, 4; Phi Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4; BSU
1, 2, 3, 4; YMCA 2, 3, 4; Danforth Foundation 3, 4; WHO'S
WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
MARGARET A. GLISSON, B.S. Gates
Science and Science
Science Club 2, 3, 4; Sec.-Treas. 4; YWCA 2, 3
JACOB W. GODWIN, B.S. Stella
Social Studies and Welfare
Veterans Club 1, 2, 3, 4; YDC 1, 2, 3, 4
JOYCE ELIZABETH GODWIN, B.S. Dunn
Primary Education
ACE 3, 4; Tau Sigma 4; Music Club I; Zeta Psi Alpha 4;
Woman's Chorus 1
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BOOTEN FILANDER GOODALL, B.S. Bethel
Social Studies and Welfare
CECIL RAY GOODING, B.S. Kinst
Physical Education and Social Studies
Lees-McRae 1, 2; University of North Carolina 3
HENRY HARPER GOODMAN, B.S. Den
Social Studies and Music
Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; SGA Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; Phi Mu Alpha 2,
3, 4; Music Club 1, 2
JEAN LENNOY GORE, B.S. Whiteville
Primary Education
BARBARA GRIFFIN, B.S. Ayden
Business Education
Pi Omega Pi 3, 4; V. Pres. 4
DONALD KEITH GRIFFIN, B.S. Raleigh
Music
Music Ed. Club 1, 2, 3; Phi Mu Alpha 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2,
3, 4; Marching Band 4; WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS
IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
WILLIAM LARY GRIFFIN, B.M. Burlington
Music
Phi Mu Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4; SGA Musical 1, 2, 3, Marching
Band 3, 4; Choir 1; Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4
JANET ALLEN GRISSOM, B.S. Roanoke Rapids
Primary Education
Canterbury Club 1, 2, 3; ACE 2, 3, 4; YWCA 3, 4
LEWIS TAYLOR GURKIN, B.S. Williamston
Industrial Arts
Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4
RAYMOND GLENWOOD GURLEY, B.S. Goldsboro
Physical Education and Math
Math Club 1, 2, 3; Kappa Alpha 3
CHARLES ALLEN GUY, B.S. Fayetteville
Social Studies and English
N. C. State 1; Campbell 2
CLYDE JOSHUA HADDOCK, A.B. Vanceboro
Geography and Social Studies
Seniors
Elizabeth Bowman and Adolphus Spain leave Buccaneer office after conference on features section.
"But Lilley, Dr. Pasti doesn't approve of the Outline Series.
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GINGER CAROLE HAGAN, A.B. Rocky Mount
Business Administration
Pi Kappa; CUSB
MARY M. HALL, B.S. Erwin
Social Studies and English
YDC 1, 2, 3, 4; YWCA 4; History Club 4; SNEA 4
ROBERT L. HALL, B.S. Hope Mills
Social Studies and English
ROBERT VIRGIL HALL, B.S. Winterville
Business Administration and Social Studies
WILMA GREY HALL, B.S. Roseboro
Primary Education
EAST CAROLINIAN; BUCCANEER; YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4; ACE; CUSB
MARIE GARLAND HAMILTON, B.S. Kinston
Grammar Education
JOHN THORNTON HAMNER, B.S. Goochland, Va.
Social Studies and Welfare
WALTER HUGH HANFORD, B.S. Burlington
Business Education and Social Studies
Sigma Rho Phi 1, 2, 3; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4
DANIEL THOMAS HANNON, A.B. Henderson
Business Administration
FBLA 4; BSU 1 , 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4
EVELYN JOANNA HARDEE, B.S. Greenville
Primary Education
ACE 1, 2, 3, 4; Treas.; College Choir 2, 3; BSU 1, 2, 3, 4;
YWCA 4; IRC 4; Day Student Coun. 2
CELIA EDWARDS HARDING, B.S. Grimesland
Business Education
Pi Omega Pi
ALMA VIRGINIA HARDISON, B.S. Edenton
Grammar Education
CUSB 2, 3; ACE 1, 2, 3
Seniors
During the last warm days of Fall, students stroll leisurely through the arboretum.
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BETSY MITCHELL HARDISON, B.S. Jamesvill
Primary Education
ACE 1, 2, 3; SNEA 1, 2, 3
BILLIE C. HARDISON, B.S. Greenville
Business Education and Social Studies
FRANKLIN GARNER HARDISON, B.S.
Williamston
Indusrial Arts
Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4
JAMES ROBERT HARPER, B.S. Enfield
Art and Social Studies
EAST CAROLINIAN 2, 3, 4; Art Club 2, 3, 4; BSU 2, 3, 4;
SGA; Men's Judiciary 4.
KENNETH WESTON HARPER, B.S. Albertson
Science and Social Studies
N. C. State Summer School; IRC 2, Treas. 2; YWCA 3, 4
Cabinet 3; Math Club 1
ROBERT LYNDON HARPER, B.S. Tarboro
Social Studies and English
English Club 1; Veterans Club 1
RUBELLE HARPER, B.S. Erwin
Primary Education
SNEA
SHELBY BIZZELL HARRELL, B.S. Snow Hill
Grammar Education
Counselor 2; ACE 3; SNEA 4
ANGELA S. HARRIS, B.S. Greenville
French and Spanish
Sigma Phi Alpha
CHARLES THOMAS HARRIS, B.S. Williamston
Physical Education and Social Studies
Alpha Phi Omega; Baseball 1, 2; Golf 3
COY W. HARRIS, B.S. Carthage
Social Studies and English
Circle K 3, 4; Gamma Theta Upsilon 2; Delta Sigma Rho 2;
Lambda Chi Alpha 3, 4; V. Pres, 4; Ring Comm. 3, 4; YDC
2, 3; Class Pres; 3, 4; CUSB 3, 4; WHO'S WHO AMONG STU-
DENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
GLENDA JOLLY HARRIS, B.S. Lumberton
Home Economics
Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4; BSU 1 , 2, 3, 4; YWCA 3
LACYE BAILEY HARRIS, B.S. Raleigh
English and Social Studies
EAST CAROLINIAN 1, 2; WRA 3, 4; Eng. Club 1, 2, 4
NANCY HASKINS HARRIS, B.S. Greenville
Grammar Education and French
Sigma Pi Alpha 2, 3, 4; YWCA 2, 3, 4; DSF 1, 2, 3, 4; Miss
Summer School '58; Homecoming Sponsor 3, 4; Handbook Comm.
4; Homecoming Comm. 4; Orientation Counselor 4; ACE 4;
WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
CAROLINE ROSE HARVEY, B.S. Littleton
Primary Education
ACE 1, 2, 3, 4; YDC 1; SNEA 1, 2; CUSB 2
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DONALD RICHARD HASKINS, A.B. Goldsboro
Social Studies and Geography
Gamma Theta Upsilon 3, 4; EC Playhouse 1, 2, 3; Freshman Plays 1
GERALD LEE HASTY, B.S. Monroe
Physical Education and Social Studies
Theta Chi; PE Club; Intramural Council
TERRY WOOD HAUSER, B.S. Greensboro
Business Education and Social Studies
FBLA 1; Delta Sigma Rho 1, 2; Lambda Chi Alpha 3, 4; Intramurals
PAUL FRANKLIN HAWKINS, B.S. Kinston
Social Studies and Welfare
THEO H. HELMS, B.S. Greenville
Art and English
JOSEPHINE GORHAM HENDRIX, B.S. Greenville
Home Economics
College Bankd 1, 2; Colleg Choir 1, 2; Home Ec. Club 1, 2
3; Women's Day Student Council
Seniors
EDWARD LAWRENCE HICKS, A.B. Henderson
Louisburg College 1, 2
NANCY SUE HICKS, B.S. Baltimore, Md.
Primary Education
YWCA 3, 4; ACE 3, 4; SNEA 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3
ELTON ROOSEVELT HINSON, B.S. Claredon
Science and Science
Science Club 3, 4
CHARLES DENNIS HOBBS, A.B. Smithfield
Business Administration and Social Studies
HAROLD STOKES HOBBS, B.S. Council
Business Education and History
ZEB VANCE HOCUTT, JR. B.S. Garner
Social Studies and English
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RONALD GRAY HODGE, B.S. Jacksonville
Business and Social Studies
AMANDA HILL HODGES, B.S. Trenton
Grammar Education
CLAUDINE KRIDER HODGIN, B.S. Raeford
Physical Education and Science
Peace College 1, 2; WRA 3, 4; Hist. 4
CHARLES CONNIE HOFFMUC, A.B.
Alexandria, Va.
Geography and Psychology
Basketball 3, 4; AFROTC 1, 2, 3, 4
WILLIAM EARL HOLLAMON, B.S. Four Oaks
Industrial Arts
Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Delta Tau 3, 4; Sec. 4
WILLIAM HAMPTON HOLLEY, B.S. Wilmington
Art and Social Studies
Phi Sigma Pi 4; BSU 1, 2, 3, 4; IRC 1; Inter-religious Council
2; Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4
JAMES RADFORD HOLTON, JR., B.S. Greensboro
Education and Social Studies
Swimming Team 1; Aquatics Club 1, 2; Alpha Phi Omega 2,
3, 4; Canterbury Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf Team 2, 3, 4; Dorm Treas. 3
ALICE ANNE HORNE, B.S.
English and Speech
EC Playhouse 1, 2, 3, 4; Rec. Sec. 4; May Court 1; YWCA 1,
2, 3, 4; English Club 2, 3; Marshal 1; Productions Comm. 3, 4
WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENT IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
PHYLLIS AYERS HOUSE, B.S. Robersonville
Grammar Education
ACE 1, 2, 3, 4; YDC 1; Counselor 2; SNEA 4
JAMES MARVIN HOWARD, JR., B.S.
Social Studies and French
JOHN ROBERT HOWELL, B.S.
Physical Education and Social Studies
MERCEDES HARMAN HOWELL, A.B.
Social Studies and English
YDC; YWCA Cabinet
RACHEL ROBERTA HOWELL, B.S.
Art and English
YWCA I; YDA 1; SNEA 4; Art Club 2, 3, 4
ANN JACKSON HOWIE, A.B. Greenville
Chemistry
Chi Beta Phi 3, 4; Sigma Pi Alpha 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3,
WILLIE EDWARD HUBER, A.B. Snow H
Social Studies and English
"Smile, Jimmie, but you missed your deadline."
Desk librarian, Shelby Stroud, assists Mamie Abbott in selection of book.
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Frances Johnson entertains in the library
HOWARD WRIGHT HUDNELL, B.S. Oriental
Industrial Arts
Alpha Delta Tau; Industrial Arts Club
JOHN P. HUDSON, B.S. Wadesboro
Physical Education and English
EAST CAROLINIAN 1, 2, 3, 4; Sports Ed. 3, 4; SGA 2, 3, 4;
Ass't Treas 2, 3; Treas. 4; SGA Pres. Summer '58; Varsity Club
3, 4; Cirle K 4; Lambda Chi Alpha 2, 3, 4; SEc. 3; Intramural
Council 2; Budget Chm. 4; WHO'S WHO AMONG COLLEGES
AND UNIVERSITIES
ROBERT THOMAS HUDSON, B.S. Dunn
Science Education
Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice Pres. Jr. Member of Am. Chemical
Society 4; BSU 1, 2, 3, 4; YMCA 3, 4; Umstead Dorm. Sec. 4
SUE HEATH HUNT, B.S. Grifton
English and Social Studies
East Carolina Playhouse 1, 2, 3; SEc. YWCA 1; Eng. Club 1, 2,
3; "Connecticut Yankee" Stud. Director 2; "Carousel" Stud.
Director 3
HARRIET E. ICARD, B.S. Evergreen
Primary Education
YWCA 3, 4; ACE 3, 4; Marshal 4
CAROLYN ROSE JACKSON, B.S. Godwin
Primary Education
BSU 1, 2, 3, 4; ACE 1, 2, 3, 4; SNEA 1; YDC 3, 4; Fleming
House Comm. 3, 4; SGA 4; Women's Judiciary 4; Fleming
Pres. 4
JOSEPH RAY JACKSON, B.S. Winterville
Science Education
Band 1, 2; Science Club 1; Tennis 2
LELIA GOFF JACKSON, B.S. Greenville
Primary Education
College Choir 3; ACE 4; Atlantic Christian College 1, 2
PEGGY ANN JACKSON, B.S. Robersonville
Business Education
FBLA 3; Pi Omega Pi 3, 4
TROY RHYNE JACKSON, B.S. Greenville
Social Studies and English
BENJAMIN THOMAS JAMES, B.S. Robersonville
Business and Social Studies
FBLA
CYNTHIA DUANE JAMES, B.S. Raleigh
Science and Mathematics
Counselor 2; MSC Council 2; Sigma Pi Alpha 3, 4; Math Club
1, 2, 3; Foreign Film Club 1
MAURICE DOUGLAS JAMES, B.S. Stokes
Business and Social Studies
BARBARA LELA JENKINS, B.S. Greenville
English and Social Studies
YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4; English Club 3, 4; Treas. 3; Wilson Hall
Pres. 4; Sec. 3; BUCCANNEER 3; EAST CAROLINIAN 3; SNEA 4;
SGA Sec. Summer
CHARLES AUBREY JENKINS, A.B. Raleigh
English and French
N.C. State 1; Tau Kappa Epsilon 1; Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Sigma Pi
4; East Carolina Playhouse 2, 3, 4
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ELMORE ROYAL JENKINS, B.S. Wallace
Math and Science
Math Club 3, 4
HENRY CLAY JENKINS, B.S. Stella
Science
Louisburg College 1, 2; YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 4
WILLIAM ALEXANDER JENKINS, B.S. Fairmont
Social Studies and Welfare
CLARE GLENN JESSUP, B.S. Elizabethtown
Primary Education
Richmond Professional Institute 1; ACE 2, 3, 4; SNEA 4; YWCA 2
MARY BLANCHE JESSUP, B.S. Elizabethtown
Primary Education
YWCA 1, 2, 3; ACE 1, 2, 3, 4; Tau Sigma 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4;
YDC 2; NEA 4; Honorary Professional Council 4; Pres. 4; SGA
3, 4; Dean's Advisory Council 4; WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN
COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
FRANCIS EARLE JOHNSON, B.M. Roanoke Rapids
Music
Women's Chorus 1; Orchestra 2, 3, 4;Sec, Treas. 4; MTNA,
Pres. 4; Music Education Club 1, 2, 3 Sigma Alpha Iota 1,
2, 3, 4; Treas. 4
GEORGE FREDERICK JOHNSON, B.S. Oxfo
Music Education
College Singers 1, 2; Choir 1, 2, 3; Opera Workshop 4; Cant-
bury Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Ed. Club 1, 2, 3; "Carousel" 3
JENNY LIND JOHNSON, B.S. Fairmont
Home Economics
BSU 1, 2, 3, 4; LWCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Economics Club 1, 2,
3, 4; CUSB 4
MARY ANNE JOHNSON, B.S. Four Oaks
Grammar Education
YWCA 1; ACE 1, 4
ROBERT JERROLD JOHNSTON, A.B. Draper
Social Studies and Science
Sigma Rho Phi 2, 3; Kappa Alpha 4; Treas. 4; IFC 4; Science
Club 2, 3
BETTY EDWARDS JOLLEY, B.S. Washington
Grammar Education
BILLY DANIEL JONES, A.B. Benson
Business Administration
Pi Omega Pi 3, 4, Treas. 4; FBLA 2, 3; YRC 3; Intramurals 2, 3, 4
HARRY GATES JONES, A.B. Durham
Business
Lutheran Student Association
JOHN ALLISON JONES, B.S. Johnsonville, S. C.
Physical Education and Social Studies
Wingate College 1, 2; Baseball 3, 4; Varsity Club 4
JOHN WADLEY JONES, A.B. Nashville
Business Administration and Social Studies
FBLA 3
Stuart Holland, Ethelyn Maxwell, Ralph Zehring, Ida Sue Thomas, and Ken Burgess enjoy refreshments at the Phi Sigma Pi Sweetheart Ball.
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JOSEPH EDWIN JONES, A.B. Snow Hill
Mathematics and Social Studies
Campbell College; UNC; YDC 1, 2; Math Club 3, 4
MARTHA GRAY JONES, B.S. Haw River
Primary Education
ACE 2, 3; SNEA 3; Woman's Chorus 1
NANCY ELIZABETH ADAMS JONES, B.S. Sanford
English and Social Studies
Peace Junior College 1
SHELBY JEAN JONES, B.S. Warsaw
Primary Education
BETTY JO JORDAN, B.S. Clarkton
Grammar Education
Wingate Junior College 1,2
FRANCES JOY JORDAN, B.S. Greenville
Primary Education
Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Chief 4; Delta Chi 4; ACE 3, 4; SNEA 4
"Carousel 3; Homecoming Sponsor 3; Marshal 4
RAY J. JORDAN, A.B. Ahoskie
Accounting and Social Studies
JESSE HERBERT JOYNER, B.S. Henderson
Music Education
Marching and Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Phi Mu Alpha 2, 3, 4;
Parl. 4; Music Ed. Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Treas. 2; BSU 1, 2, 3, 4;
Honor Recital 4
NORMA MARIE JOYNER, B.S. Mount Olive
Grammar Education
BUCCANEER 1; Wilson Hall House Comm. 2; ACE 4
CECIL PERRY JULIAN, B.S. Salisbury
Music Education
College Band 1, 2, 3, 4; College Orchestra 2, 3; "Carousel"
3; Lutheran Student Ass'n 1, 2, 3, 4; AFROTC 1, 2, 3, 4;
Drum and Bugle Corps 3, 4
FREDRIC THEODORE KAMINSKI, A.B.
Scranton, Pa.
Geography and Social Studies
Inter-religious Council Pres.; Gamma Theta Upsilon, Treas.;
SNEA; Sigma Pi Alpha; YMCA; Canterbury Club; Unitarian Fel-
lowship; College Choir; Chapel Choir
BRUCE NELSON KANIPE, A.B. Rockingham
Geography and Music
Music Ed. Club 1, 2, 3; Marching and Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4;
Varsity Glee Club 1; Chapel Choir; Choir 3
ARTEMIS CHRIS KARES, B.S., A.B. Greenville
Social Studies and French
Sigma Pi Alpha 2, 3, 4; Sec. 4; Women's Day Student Council;
Sec-Treas. 3; Pres. 4; Senator 4; Danforth Comm.; Orientation
Ass't 4; Kappa Delta Pi 4; Women's Judiciary 4
MIKE KATSIAS, B.S. Virginia Beach, Va.
Social Studies and English
Alpha Phi Omega 2, 3, 4; Lambda Chi Alpha 2, 3, 4; V. Pres.
2; Pres. 3; IFC 3; Treas. 3; SGA 2, 3, 4; Pres. 4; Student Legis-
lature 2, 3, 4; Pres. of Senate 3; National Student Congress 4;
EAST CAROLINIAN 1, 2, 3; BUCCANEER 1, 2, 3; YMCA 1, 2,
3, 4; CUSB 2, 3, 4; EC Playhouse 3, 4; YDC 1, 2, 3, 4; Canter-
bury Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; WHO'S WHO AMONG
STUDENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
JOSEPH CARNEL KEARNEY, B.S. LaGrange
Business and Social Studies
THERON C. KEEN, B.S. Newton Grove
Industrial Arts
Alpha Delta Tau 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 3, 4
ANN KATHRYN KELLY, B.S. Micro
Social Studies and Welfare
Lutheran Student Ass'n 2, 3; History Club 4; SNEA 4; Lenoir
Rhyne College 1, 2
JULIA PAULINE KENDALL, B.S. Fayetteville
Business Education
BSU 1, 2, 3, 4; Council 3, 4; YWCA 2, 3; Pi Omega Pi
3, 4; Ass't Sec. 3; Sec. 4; SNEA 4; FBLA 3
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PEGGY SUE KEPLEY, B.S. High Point
Primary Education
Counselor; Marshal 3; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; ACE I, 2, 3, Pres.
4; ACE Convention Delegate 3; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Sec. 3,
V. Pres. 4; Junior Class Treas.; BSU 1, 2, 3; SNEA 1, 2, 3; WHO'S
WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNI- VERSITIES
KENNETH KIMBALL KILLEBREW, B.S. Rocky Mount
Music Education
College Choir 1, 2, 3; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band
1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; SGA Musicals 1, 2, 3; Phi
Mu Alpha 2, 3, 4; Music Ed. Club 1, 2, 3, 4; College Band
Clinic Delegate 2; BSU
ELANE HODGES KITTRELL, B.S. Dunn
Music Education
College Choir; Music Ed. Club
SETH DEAN KIRBY, B.S. Mt. Holly
Music Education
Mars Hill 1, 2; College Band
DONALD RAY KNIGHT, A.B. Roanoke Rapids
Geography and Social Studies
Pi Kappa Alpha 2, 3, A, Treas.; IFC 2, 3
JAMES MALCOLM KNOX, B.S. Bolivia
Industrial Arts
Industrial Arts Club 3, 4; Alpha Delta Tau 3, 4
JACK BRINKLEY KOEBBERLING, B.S
Industrial Arts
Guilford College 1; ROTC Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Swim Team 2, 3,
4; Aquatics Club 2, 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 2, 3, 4
WILLIAM MORRIS KOGER, B.S. Martinsville
Social Studies and Welfar
JANICE MOORE KORNEGAY, B.S Mt. Olive
Primary Education
ACE 2, 3, 4; YWCA 1, 2
ROBERT FRANKLIN KORNEGAY, A. B. Warsaw
Business and Social Studies
Delta Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4
JANE ROBERTA LACKEY, B.S. Charlotte
Business Education
FBLA 1; YDC 1, 2, 3, 4; YWCA 1, 2; Lambda Tau 4
REBECCA KNIGHT LAITY, B.S. Roxboro
Primary Education
ACE 1, 2, 3, 4; YWCA 1; Pres. Cotten Hall, Summer, 1958
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CURTIS HOOVER LANCASTER, B.S. Goldsboro
Physical Education and Social Studies
THOMAS E. LAND, B.S. Mocksville
Social Studies and French
U.N.C. 1; Baseball 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4
CAMARIA ANNE LANE, B.S. Siler City
Primary Education
ACE 2, 3, 4; YWCA 3, 4; WRA 4
THOMAS H. LANE, JR., B.S. Stantonsburg
Business Administration and Social Studies
EMI 1, 2; Lambda Chi Alpha 3, 4; Veteran's Club 3, 4; YDC 3, 4
SYLVIA CAROLYN LANGLEY, B.S. Selma
Grammar Education
YWCA 3, 4; Canterbury Club 3, 4; SNEA 4; FBLA 1
DOROTHY ANNE LANGSTON, B.S. Raleigh
French and English
Sigma Pi Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4; English Club 2; BSU 1
JAMES ELLIOTT LASSITER, B.S. Conway
Industrial Arts
Chowan College 1, 2; Industrial Arts Club 3, 4; Sec. 4; WWWS Staff 3
MAX R. LEACH, A.B. Asheboro
Business Administration
ELIZABETH ANN LEARY, B.S. Alliance
Primary Education
ACE 1; Wesley Foundation Council 2, 3, 4; Counselor 2;
Women's Judiciary, Vice Chairman 3, 4; SNEA 3, 4; Women's Chorus 1, 3
TED MANNING LEE, B.S. Bishopville
Music Education
Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 3, 4; Vice Pres. 4; Phi Mu Alpha
2, 3, 4; Choral Director 4; Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Wesley
Foundation Council 2; Wesley Players 1, 2; "Carousel"
THOMAS FRANKLIN LEE, B.S. Benson
Social Studies and Welfare
CLINTON ERSKINE LeGETTE, B.S. Greensboro
Social Studies and English
Lees McRae; Lutheran Student Association 3, 4; Sigma Rho Phi
3, 4; Circle K 3L, 4; Vice Pres. SGA Summer '58; Budget Comm.
3, 4; WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES
AND UNIVERSITIES; NSC 4
Seniors
Austin Buildings through the main gates.
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MARY LOU WYRICK LeGETTE, B.S. Gibsonville
Art and English
Counselor 2; SGA 2, 3; Art Club; May Court Lutheran Student
Ass'n; Pres. Inter-religious Council; Budget Comm. 2, 3; State
Student Legislature; Marshal 3
GEORGIE ANNA LEGGETT, B.S. Raleigh
ACE 1, 2, 3, 4; YDC 1, 2, 3, 4; Tau Sigma; V. Pres 2
BUCCANEER 3; CUSB 3; Delta Sigma Chi 4; V. Pres. Jarvis Hall
4; Woman's Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4
OLIVER CHARLES LEVINSON, B.S. Benson
Physical Education and Mathematics
COLLIS OTHA LEWIS, JR. B.S. Bethel
Business Education and Social Studies
FRANKLIN LEWIS, B.S. Kelly
Business Administration and Social Studies
OCTAVIA K. LEWIS, B.S. Hope Mills
Library Science and Social Studies
PATRICIA ANN LEWIS, B.S. Smithfield
Primary Education
Woman's Chorus 3, 4; BSU 1, 2, 3, 4;SNEA 1, 2, 3, 4; District
Pres. 4; ACE 1, 2, 3, 4; Counselor 2; Marshal 3; Jr. Senator 3;
"Messiah" 1, 2, 3, 4; Kappa Delta Kappa 4; ISC 4
SHIRLEY ELIZABETH LEWIS, B.S. Mt. Olive
Grammar Education and Social Studies
ACE 1; SNEA 1, 2, 3; YDC 2; BUCCANEER 2, 3; Tau Sigma
2, 3; Rec. Sec. 3; EAST CAROLINIAN 3; Foreign Film Club
1; Woman's Chorus 1
HELEN JANE LILES, B.S. Sims
Grammar Education
CUSB 3; YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4; ACE 1, 2, 3, 4; SNEA 3, 4
LEONARD DAVID LILLEY, JR., B.S.
Mathematics and Science
Varsity Club 3, 4; Football 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3
MELTON G. LILLEY, B.S. Williamston
Industrial Arts
Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Delta Tau 3, 4; Pres. 4;
Honorary-Professional Fraternity Council 4
ROBERT C. LILLEY, B.S. Tarboro
Mathematics and Physical Education
Varsity Club 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 4
NANCY JANE LILLY, B.S. Miami, Fla.
Art and Social Studies
Unitarian Fellowship 2, 3, 4; Pres. 4; Art Club 2, 3, 4; Pres. 4;
THE REBEL; Art Ed. 4; IRC 2; YRC 3; SNEA 1; EAST CAROLINIAN 3, 4
RUTH E. LINEBERGER, B.S. Wallace
Grammar Education
SNEA 4; BSU 3, 4; Gardner-Webb College 1, 2
BETTY JEAN LITTE, B.S. Winterville
Primary Education
ALICE ROSE LITTLE, B.S. Greenville
Grammar Education
FWB Fellowship
EVELYN MARIE LITTLE, B.S. Greenville
Grammar Education
SNEA 3, 4; ACE 1
LINDA RUTH LORE, B.S.
Primary Education
ACE 1, 2, 3, 4
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JAMES SIDNEY LOVETTE, B.S. Greenville
Mathematics and Social Studies
DEANNA H. LOWE, B.S. Laurel, Del.
Physical Education and Social Studies
WRA 3, 4; SNEA 3, 4; ACE 3
HILDA G. LOWE, B.S. Gibsonville
Grammar Education
ACE 1; WRA 1, 2; Lutheran Student As. 1, 2, 3, 4; Counselor 2; Marshal 1
JOHN DAVID LOWERY, B.S. Kinston
Music Education
College Band 1, 2, 3, 4; College Orchestra 2, 3; Phi Mu Alpha
2, 3, 4; Sec. 4; Treas. 3; Music Education Club 1, 2, 3, 4
NANCY ANN LOWRY, B.S. Elizabeth City
Grammar Education
Science Club 1; YWCA 1; ACE 1, 2; Woman's Chorus 2; SNEA
4; "Messiah" 2
ALLEN WAKEFIELD LUCAS, B.S. Wilmington
Social Studies and Welfare
YMCA 3, 4; Canterbury 3, 4; SNEA 4; BUCCANEER 4; Wilmington
College 1, 2; Alpha Phi Omega 4; Historical Society 4
MELDA ANNE LUCAS, B.S. Lucama
Primary Education
WRA 1, 2, 3, 4; ACE 3, 4; Women's Chorus 1, 2; YWCA 2,
3, 4; House Comm. 1, 3; Intramurals 2, 3; Homecoming Comm. 3
EUGENE B. LUSK, B.S. Fort Bragg
Physical Education and Social Studies
Swimming 1, 2; EPO 3, 4; APO 1, 4; V. Pres. 3; Radio Pres. 3, 4;
Pres. Umstead SS 3; SGA 3, 4; Aquatics Club 1, 2, 3
HAROLD WARREN McCABE, B.S. Newport
Physical Education and Social Studies
Seniors
WILLIS G. McCOTTER, B.S. Roanoke Rapids
Physical Education and Social Studies
SHIRLEY A. McCLENEY, B.S. Seven Springs
Physical Education and Social Studies
WRA; Physical Education Club
BARBARA CAROLE McDANIEL, B.S. Kinston
Primary Education
University of North Carolina; Mercer University 1; Miss Day
Student 2; AFROTC Sponsor 2; Homecoming Queen 3; ACE
2, 3, 4; E.C.C. Playhouse 4; Phi Kappa Alpha Sponsor 2;
Delta Sigma Rho Sweetheart 3
CHARLES EDWARD McDONALD, B.S.
Mathematics and Science
GERALDINE SMITH McGLOHON, B.S.
Primary Education
ACE 1, 2, 3, 4; SNEA 4; Tau Sigma 3; YDC 1, 2, 3, 4;
Garrett House Comm. 3
WAYNE EDWARD McGLOHON, B.S. '
Business Education and Social Studies
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ELIZABETH ANN McKAY, B.S. Red Springs
Primary Education
BUCCANEER 1, 2, 3; Art Ed. 2, 3; SNEA 1, 2, 3, 4; ACE 1, 2,
3, 4; CUSB 3; SGA Hand Book Comm. 3, 4; Homecoming
Comm, 4; Kappa Delta Kappa 4; Pres. 4; Intersorority Council 4
WORTH MILTON McKEEL, A.B. Princeton
Business Education and Social Studies
BUCCANEER 1, 2, 3, 4; Ass't Bus. Manager 3; Bus. Manager 4; FBLA 4
LENORA NEWSOM McLAMB, B.S. Winston-Salem
Primary Education
ACE; CUSB
DANIEL FRANKLIN McLAURIN, B.S.
Physical Education and English
Intramurals; SNEA
BILLY POWELL McLAWHORN, B.S.
Business Education and Social Studies
DAN SCOTT McLAWHORN, B.S. Winterv
Social Studies and English
EARL THOMAS McPHAIL, A.B
Business Administration
Veterans Club 2, 3; Intramurals 2, 3, 4
ETHEL OWENS McPHAIL, B.S. Mount Olive
Primary Education
Mount Olive Junior College; Lanier Society 1, 2
HARLAN LOFTON McPHERSON, A.B. Wilmington
Geography and Social Studies
Baseball 1, 2, 4; Lambda Chi Alpha
SARAH McRAE, B.S. Rowland
Primary and Special Education
YDC 1, 2, 3; ACE 1, 2, 3; YWCA 2; Woman's Chorus 1, 2, 3;
Delta Sigma Chi 3; Pres. 4
GAIL DEANNA McSWAIN, B.S. China Grove
Primary Education
YWCA 1, 2; ACE 1, 2, 3; Science Club 1, 2, 3; Tau Sigma 4
DIANA PATRICIA MABRY, B.S. Hollister
Primary Education
ACE 1, 2, 4; WRA 1, 2; Woman's Chorus 2, 3
CONRAD JOHN MACK, B.S. Souderton, Pa.
Business Administration and Social Studies
GRAHAM WARDEN MALLARD, B.S. Kinston
Industrial Arts
Industrial Arts Club 2, 3; AFROTC 1, 2; Drill Team 2; Flying Rebels 1, 2
NANCY CAROL MALLARD, B.S. Trenton
Business Education
FBLA 1, 2, 3; Pi Omega Pi 3, 4
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Girl of Mike's dreams--Rae Britt
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Doris Robbins and Bubba Driven in a scene from The Moon Is Blue.
WILLIAM ALLEN MANGUM, B.S. Carolina Beach
Mathematics and Music
RITA P. MANN, B.S. Newport
Physical Education and Social Studies
WRA 1, 2, 3, 4; Sec. 4; WWWS 1
DOROTHY PARKER MARKS, A.B. Willard
Social Studies and Welfare
Campbell 1; YWCA 4; Delta Chi 4; Vice Pres. 4
JAMES MARLOWE, B.S. Spring Hope
Physical Education and Social Studies
ASTC; Football 1, 2; PE Club 3
MARGARET ANN MARSHALL, B.S. Graham
Primary Education
SGA Homecoming Comm. 3; Women's Chorus 2, 3, SNEA 3, 4;
Westminster Fellowship 3, 4; ACE 2, 4; YWCA 2, 3, 4
HELEN IRENE MARSHBOURNE, B.S. Spring Hope
Home Economics
Band 1, 2; BSU 1, 2, 3; Council 2; Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3;
Wilson Treas. 2, Vice Pres. 3
MARY ELLEN MARSHBOURNE, A.B. Wendell
Art and English
Art Club; YDC 2
HERMAN W. MARSHBURN, JR., A.B. Richlands
Business Administration
SLYVIA JAMES MARTIN, B.S. Mount Olive
Business and Social Studies
FBLA 2, 3, 4; YWCA 3
CARLTON KEITH MATTHEWS, B.S. Roanoke Rapids
Physical Education and Social Studies
Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4
GERALDINE MATTHEWS, B.S. Erwin
Music Education
Sigma Alpha lota 3, 4; College Choir 3, MTNA 4; "Carousel";
"Messiah" 3; Music Club 3; Opera Theatre Accompanist 3, 4
SARAH ELIZABETH MATTHEWS, B.S. Wilmington
Art and English
Home Ec. Club 1, 2; Art Club 2, 3, 4; Treas. 4; CUSB 2, 3, 4
SYLVIA LEE MATTHEWS, B.S.
Primary Education
Woman's College 1, 2; ACE 4; NCEA 4
BARBARA ELLEN MATTOCKS, B.S. Maysville
Primary Education
Meredith; Campbell; ACE; SNEA
ETHELYN CLAUDIA MAXWELL, B.S. Dunn
Primary Education
Tau Sigma 4; CUSB 3, 4; Social Chm. 4; ACE; BUCCANEER 4;
Zeta Psi Alpha 4; Homecoming Comm. 4; Women's Chorus 3
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WILLIAM OWEN MEACHUM, A.B. Orange, Calif.
Science and Mathematics
Kappa Alpha; AFROTC 1, 2, 3, 4
BEE MENDENHALL, B.S., A.B. Cary
Business
YWCA 1, 2, 3; Westminster Fellowship 1, 2, 3; FBLA 1, 2,
3, 4; Treas. 3; State Treas. 4; Pi Omega Pi 3, 4; Sigma Pi
Alpha 3, 4; SNEA 3; V. Pres. Dorm 3; WHO'S WHO AMONG
STUDENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
GENE G. MERCER, B.S. Black Creek
Physical Education and Social Studies
AFROTC 1, 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 1, 2, 3; PE Club 3, 4; ROTC
Club 3, 4; Intramurals 2, 3, 4
CAROLYN FAYE MERRITT, B.S. Clinton
Library Science and English
BSU 1, 2, 3, 4; YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4;
Pres. 3; SGA 3; CUSB 3, 4; SNEA 4
CLARICE ROSE MERRITT, B.S. Chapel Hill
Grammar Education
Aquatics Club 1, 2; Aquanymphs 1, 2; SNEA 2, 3; BSU 1, 2,
3, 4; Woman's Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Treas. 4; Counselor 2
KENNETH LAMBERT MIDYETTE, B.S. Oriental
Physical Education and Social Studies
Kappa Sigma Nu 3, 4; Sec. 4; Aquatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Treas.
4; Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; NAIA Diving Champion 3; V. Pres.
Umstead Hall 3; BSU 1
BOBBY CARSON MILLER, B.S. Greensboro
Distributive Education and Social Studies
Delta Sigma Pi; FBLA
BETSY ANN MILLS, B.S. Chocowinity
Business Education and Social Studies
Pi Omega Pi 2, 3, 4; Hist. 4; FBLA 1, 2, 3, 4; Counselor 2; SNEA 4
CALVIN EVANS MILLS, A.B. Durham
Geography and Social Studies
AFROTC 1, 2, 3, 4
RALPH E. MILLS, JR., A.B. Milford, Del.
Business Administration
THOMAS EARLY MIMS, B.S. Henderson
Art and English
Art Club; V. Pres. 3; Pres. 4
THOMAS NOEL MITCHELL, B.S. Ahoskie
Physical Education and Social Studies
Intramurals 2, 3, 4
BETTY MOBLEY, B.S. Roanoke Rapids
Grammar Education
ACE 4; SNEA 4
ANGUS H. MONDS, A.B. Dunn
Business Administration
Campbell College 1, 2; Veterans Club 3; FBLA 3, 4
EDWARD P. MONROE, JR., B.S. Woodbridge, Va.
Science and Physical Education
University of Virginia 1; GW University 1; AFROTC 1, 2, 3, 4;
Delta Sigma Rho 3, 4; Lambda Chi Alpha 4; Phi Sigma Pi
3, 4; Chi Beta Phi 3, 4; Circle K 3, 4; Men's Judiciary 3; 1st
V. Pres. SGA 4; Ring Chairman 4; SSL 3, 4; NSA 4; Pres. Intra-
mural Council 3; ROTC Basic Club Pres. 2; WHO'S WHO
AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
Seniors
Chemistry majors David Smith and Margaret Glisson amine science booklets in the College Book Store.
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KENNETH EARL MOODY, B.S. Deep Run
Social Studies and English
YDC; BSU
CORNELIA M. MOORE, B.S. Raleigh
Primary Education
SNEA; ACE; Student Library Ass't.
DORIS IRENE MOORE, B.S. Elizabeth City
Primary Education and Music
ACE 2
NANCY MAE MOORE, B. S. Spring Hope
English and Mathematics
Campbell College 1, 2
FOSTER W. MORSE, B.S. Portsmouth, Va.
Business and Mathematics
Alpha Phi Omega 2, 3, 4; Treas. 3, 4; Tau Sigma 2, 3, 4;
Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Treas. 4; FBLA 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 4
BARBARA ANN MORTON, B.S. Franklinton
Primary Education
IRC 1; ACE 3, 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; V. Pres. 3; Sec. 4
JAMES ARCHIE MULDROW, A.B. Beulahville
Science and Social Studies
JOE CARROLL MUSGRAVE, B.S. Pikeville
Physical Education and Social Studies
BARBARA ANN MYRICK, B.S. Lillington
Social Studies and Library Science
TOMMY GLENN NASH, B.S. Monroe
Business and Social Studies
Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; V. Pres. 3; Pres. 4;
Circle K. 2, 3, 4; V. Pres. 4; Sigma Rho Phi 1, 2, 3; Phi Sigma
Pi 2, 3, 4; Treas. 4; WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN
AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
ELLIS E. NELSON, A.B. Goldsboro
Business Education
Veterans Club 2, 3; WWWS 3, 4; YDC
HANNAH WRAE NELSON, B.S. Harkers Island
Home Economics
Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4; SNEA 2, 3, 4; Inter-religious Council
2, 3; Cheerleader 3, 4
BETTY JANE NICHOLS, B.S. Bell Arthur
Business Education
BILLY GENE NICHOLS, B.S. Walstonburg
Mathematics and Science
ERNESTINE NICHOLS, B.S. Washington
Home Economics
Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Phi Omicron 3, 4; V. Pres. 4
PATRICIA ANN NICHOLS, B.S. Smithfield
Grammar Education and Special Education
Woman's Chorus 1, 2; SNEA 3, 4; YWCA; FWB Fellowship 3, 4
PATSY ANN NICHOLSON, B.S. Vaughan
Primary Education
SNEA 1, 4; ACE 4
JAMES CRISPIN NOBLE, B.S. Greenville
Business Education and Social Studies
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EVERETT JOSHEPH NUNES, B.S. Greenville
Social Studies and Art
R. LEON O'BRIANT, A.B. Morrisville
Business
N.C. State, 1956
DENIS JOSEPH O'Brien, B.S. Greenville
Physical Education and Social Studies
Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Newman
Club 1, 2, 3, 4
LEWIS B. ORMOND, A.B. Bessemer City
Industrial Arts and Social Studies
Industrial Arts Club 1, 2; Veterans Club 2, 3
ORVILLE WRIGHT OVERTON, A.B. Aurora
Business Administration
ROBERT GLENN OWEN, A.B. Rocky Mount
Geography and Spanish
WILLIAM BRUCE PAGE, A.B. Chapel Hill
Industrial Arts
Industrial Arts Club 3, 4; ROTC 1, 2
WILLIAM HOKE PAGE, B.S. Greenville
Business Education
Pi Omega Pi
MARY LOU PARKER, B.S. Raleigh
Business Education
Freshman Class Treas.; FBLA 1, 2, 3, 4, V. Pres 4; SGA 3, His-
torian; CUSB 3; Jarvis Hall Sec. 3; Delta Sigma Chi 4, Sec.
WADE JAMES PARKER, A.B. Charlotte
Business and Social Studies
BSU
SCARLETT PARKS, B.S. Raeford
Primary Education
FBLA 1; ACE 2, 3; "Connecticut Yankee" 3; CUSB 3; Playhouse
3; YWCA 2
GEORGE T. PEACOCK, B.S. Chadbourn
Social Studies and Welfare
BSU; YMCA, Cabinet Member
Senior
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Nancy Lilly checks bulleti board in Post Office.
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SHERWOOD WADE PEACOCK, B.S. Fremont
Industrial Arts
Industrial Arts Club; Reporter
PERRY BILLINGS PEARSON, B.S. Gastonia
Physical Education and Social Studies
Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4 ; Delta Sigma Rho 2, 3
WAYNE LEE PEED, B.S. Angier
Business Education and Social Studies
FOYE A. PEELE, B.S.
Business and Social Studies
LEE ELDRED PERRY, A.B.
Social Studies and Science
LINDA MAE PERRY, B.S.
Home Economics
Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4; YWCA 2, 3; BSU CAROLINIAN 3
Lewiston Bailey Selma
ANNIE HEWETT PHELPS, B.S. Ash
Primary Education
YWCA
JANICE FAYE PIERCE, B.S. Rocky Mount
Primary Education
ACE 1, 4; SNEA 4; EC Playhouse 4; BUCCANEER 2, 3, 4; Class
Ed. 4; Delegate Columbia Scholastic Press Conf 3; Shakespearian
Productions-Technical 2; Wilson Hall House Council; Woman's Judiciary
JOYCE ANNETTE PIERCE, B.S. Rocky Mount
Social Studies and English
Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Pres, 4; Dean's Advisory Council 4; Honorary-
Professional Fraternity Council 4; Treas. 4; English Club 1;
IRC 1; Marching and Concert Band 1, 2, 3; Counselor 2; Delegate
UN Seminar 3; BUCCANEER 3, 4; Class Ed. 4; Shakespearian
Production- Technical 2; Awards Comm. Social Studies Dept.
3; WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
SUSAN ANN PIERCE, B.S. Rocky Mount
Business Education
Pi Omega Pi 3, 4; BUCCANEER 3, 4; SGA Comm. 3, 4; Marshal
4; Lambda Tau 4
BRIAN CRAWFORD PIGOTT, A.B. Gloucester
Science and Mathematics
ZENOBIA RUTH PIKE, B.S. Raleigh
Primary Education
SNEA; ACE; BUCCANEER; Delta Sigma Chi
Seniors
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JOSEPH WILLIAM PLASTER, B.S. Bassett, Va.
Physical Education and Social Studies
Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4
PERRY PECK PLYLER, A.B. Waxhaw
Business Administration
Pi Omega Pi 3, 4
JOSEPH ALTON POND, JR., B.S. Portsmouth, Va.
Science Education
Lambda Chi Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4; Historian 3; Tau Sigma 2, 3,
4; Track I, 2, 3, 4; "Oklahoma" 1; CUSB 3; Intramurals 3, 4;
Honor Drill Team; Varsity Club
DEANNA ELIZABETH POOLE, B.S. Snow Hill
Business Education
PHYLLIS ANNE POOLE, B.S. Wake Forest
Primary Education
Delta Chi 4; ACE 1; SNEA 3, 4; YDC 2; YWCA 2; CUSB; Co-
Chairman Fine Arts Comm.; BSU 1, 2
GEORGE TAYLOR POTTER, A.B. Jacksonville
Geography and Social Studies
GENNETTE FAYE POWELL, B.S. Lucama
Primary Education
ACE 3, 4
JANET FRANCES POWELL, B.S. Winston-Salem
Homes Economics
Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4; V. Pres. 3; Pres. 4; WHO'S WHO
AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
MARGARET ROSE POWELL, B.S. Bethel
Science Education
Chi Beta Phi; Wesley Foundation; Science Club
WARNER BAXTER POWELL, A.B. Spring Hope
Business Administration
DEWEY BENSON PREAST, A.B. Tarboro
Business Education
CARMEL LEE PRIDGEN, B.S. Nag's Head
ACE 4; SNEA 4; House Comm. Wilson 2; House Comm. Cotten
Summer School 4; House Comm. Garrett 4
JOSEPHINE ROBERSON PRYTHERCH, B.S. Beaufort
Primary Education
ACE 1, 2, 4; SNEA 4; Tau Sigma 2, Treas. 3; Kappa Delta Pi
3, 4; FWB Fellowship 1, 2, 3; Canterbury Club 1, 2, 3
CHARLES ELROY PUGH, B.S. Shiloh
Industrial Arts
Industrial Arts Club 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Phi Kappa
Alpha 2, 3; Pi Kappa Alpha 4
PATRICIA ALENE QUINN, B.S. Kenansville
Primary Education
ACE 2, 3; YWCA 1, 2; SNEA 2; Woman's Chorus 2
PATRICIA ANN QUINN, B.S. Seven Springs
Primary Education
YWCA 1, 2, 3; ACE 1, 2; SNEA 3, 4; FWB Fellowship 3, 4; Tau Sigma
PEGGY JOYCE QUINN, B.S. Elm City
Grammar Education
BSU; ACE; SNEA; Women's Chorus; Pres. Jarvis Summer '58
SYLVIA ROUSE QUINN, B.S. Seven Springs
Grammar Education
YWCA 1; SNEA 4
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GENE DARWIN RACKLEY, B.S. Rocky Mount
Mathematics and Science
FRED DONALD RAGAN, B.S. Varina
Social Studies and English
ELEANOR SUE RANDOLPH, B.S. Raleigh
Home Economics
Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Historian 3; Sophomore Counselor 2,
Chairman; YWCA 2, 3; BUCCANEER staff 3
BARBARA BATCHELOR RAWLS, B.S. Greenville
Primary Education
ACE 1, 4; SNEA 4; YDC 2
PRESTON CLAYTON RAWLS, B.S. Arapahoe
Industrial Arts
Industrial Arts Club
ISAAC EPPS READY, JR., B.S. Raleigh
Physical Education and Social Studies
Varsity Club 3, 4; Mgr. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Mgr. Football 3, 4
JAMES CRAIG REID, B.S. Whitakers
Physical Education and Social Studies
ROBERT EARL REID, B.S. Greenville
Industrial Arts
Industrial Arts Club, Pres.
ANNA JOHNSON REILLY, B.S. Magnolia
Grammar Education
Seniors
CLARENCE O. REVELLE, A.B.
Social Studies and Business
GEORGE R. REVELLE, B.S. Woodland
Social Studies and English
SYBIL CHRISTINE RICE, B.S. Lumberton
Grammar Education
ARCE ROSE RICH, B.S. Albemarle
Music Education
V. Pres. Opera Theater; Music Ed. Club; "Carousel"; College
Choir; Female lead in workshop play; "Balcony Scene"
CAROLYN EDWENA RICH, B.S. Rocky Mount
Grammar Education
E.C. Playhouse; Elections Comm.; YWCA; BUCCANEER Staff; ACE;
CUSB; Women's Chorus
JOHN C. RICH, B.S.
Business Education and Social Studies
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BAXTER ALLISON RICHARDSON, A.B.
Rockingham
Physical Education and Social Studies
EDWIN M. RICKS, JR., B.S. Plymouth
Physical Education and Social Studies
Phi Kappa Alpha 3; Pi Kappa Alpha 4; WWWS 3; Circle K 3, 4;
Intramurals 2; National PE
NANCY CAROLYN RIGSBEE, B.S. Durham
SNEA 1; ACE 2, 3; Counselor 2; BUCCANEER 3, 4; Senior
Class Editor 4; CUSB 2, 3; YDC 3; Delta Sigma Chi 4
JOHN NELSON ROBBINS, A.B. Ahoskie
Art and Music
Band 1, 2; Men's Day Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Pres. 3; Men's
Judiciary 3; Playhouse 2, 3, 4; Historian 4; Vice Pres. Freshman
Class; Vice Pres. Junior Class; SGA 3; Lambda Chi Alpha 4;
Dean's Advisory Council 3
CAROLYN ROBERTS, B.S. Saint Pauls
Primary Education
Lambda Tau; Women's Chorus 2; YWCA 2, 3; ACE 3, 4; CUSB
2, 3; NEACA 3
HILDA MAE ROBERTS, B.S. Washington
Business Education
FBLA 1, 2, 3; CUSB 2, 3; Band 3; English Club 1; Women's
Chorus 2, 3; EAST CAROLINIAN 1, 2; Concert Band 4; Varsity Band 4
EUGENE J. ROBERTSON, A.B. Milford, Del.
Business Administration
WALTER FREDRIC ROBERTSOn'A.B. Littleton
Mathematics and Science
CUSB 1, 2, 3, 4; Treas. 3; Math Club 2, 3, 4; Vice Pres. 3;
Pres. 4; Phi Kappa Alpha 2, 3; Pi Kappa Alpha 3, 4; Historian 3,
4; Science Club 2, 3; YMCA 2; SGA 3
BILLY KENT ROGERSON, B.S. Ahoskie
Industrial Arts
CAROLYN RESPESS ROSE, B.S. Plymouth
French and English
EFFIE CAROL ROUSE, B.S. Kinston
Home Economics
ALONZA GLENN ROWELL, B.S. Fayetteville
Social Studies and Welfare
JOHN OLLEN ROYALL, III, A.B. Greenville
Business Administration and Social Studies
FBLA
JAMES HAROLD RUSS, A.B. Southport
Geography and English
SYLVIA JEAN RUSTON, A.B. Laurel, Del.
English and Speech
East Carolina Playhouse 1, 2, 3, 4; WWWS 4; Tau Sigma 4;
BUCCANEER 3
Dr. Lowery aids geography major Clyde Haddock.
Art major, Thomas Mims, prepares assignmet in Lettering.
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1958 Junior-Senior Dane
BRIDGES ARENDELL SABISTON, JR., B.S.
Shallotte
English and Physical Education
LEO HOWELL SALTER, B.S. Davis
Business Education and Social Studies
THOMAS HAROLD SALTER, B.S. Atlantic
Physical Education and Science
Delta Sigma Rho 1, 2; Lambda Chi Alpha 3; Baseball 2, 3,
MARY ELEANOR SANDERSON, B.S. Plymouth
Grammar Grade Education
ACE 1, 2, 3; YWCA 1, 2; SNEA 2, 3; Counselor 2; YDC 2,
3; Social Comm. 2, Executive Comm. 3; Pres. East Garrett 3;
Judiciary 3; SGA 3; BUCCANEER 3
WILLIAM LOFTIS SATTERFIELD, B.S. Goldsboro
Social Studies and Library Science
Emmanuel College 1; King Youth Fellowship 2, 3, 4
SYLVIA JENKINS SATTERTHWAITE, B.S.
Atlantic Beach
English and Social Studies
MIRIAM THOM SAUNDERS, B.S.
Wallingford, Pa.
Music Education
Bucknell University; Band; MENC; House Coun.
LINDSAY STUART SAVAGE, B.S. Greenville
Physical Education and Science
ROBERT RILEY SAWYER, A.B. Greensboro
Business Administration
Swimming 1, 2, 3; Co-captain 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4;
Aquatics 1, 2, 3, 4; Treas. 3, Vice Pres. 4; Senior Class Treas.
BILLY RAY SELLS, B.S. Jacksonville
Business Education and Social Studies
DORIS MAE SHAMEL, B.S. Winston-Salem
Physical Education and Science
WRA 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Sponsor 2; CUSB 3, 4; Sec. 4;
Senator 4; Aquatics 3; PE Club 2, 3
MARILYN FAYE SHAVENDER, B.S. Belhaven
Primary Education
Counselor 2; College Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; ACE 1, 3; "Carousel" 2;
"Messiah" 1 , 2, 3, 4
ERNA EARLE SHAW, B.S. Littleton
Primary Education
WRA 1, 2, 3, 4; ACE 1 , 2, 3, 4; YDC 2; BUCCANEER 2, 3, 4
WILLIAM GRAHAM SHAW, A.B. Atkinson
Geography and Science
Circle K; Lambda Chi Alpha; Track 2, 3; WMCA; Vice Pres. Senior
Class; Men's Judiciary
JAMES LAWRENCE SHELTON, B.S. Conetoe
Social Studies and Welfare
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JAMES F. SHINE, JR., B.S. Rocky Mount
Physical Education and Social Studies
YDC 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1; Veteran's Club; Industrial Arts
Club 1; AFROTC 1; NCA 3, 4
ANNE CORENE SHIPP, B.S. Durham
Primary Education
Counselor 2; ACE 3, 4; YWCA 3; SNEA 3, 4
ELLSWORTH EDWIN SINCLAIR, B.S.
Falls Church, Va.
Social Studies and English
Canterbury Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pres. 3; Editor 2
GABRIELLA McDOWELL SINGLETARY, B.S.
Elizabeth City
Primary Education
ACE; Homecoming Comm.; SNEA
LEE ROY SINGLETON, B.S. Plymouth
Social Studies and Science
Football 2, 3; Circle K 3, 4
GEORGE LEWIS SLAUGHTER, JR., B.S. New Bern
Physical Education and Social Studies
Football 1, 2, 3; Varsity Club 1; Kappa Alpha; Vice Pres.;
Inter-Fraternity Council
CARL DELMAS SLOAN, B.S. Chinquapin
Social Studies and Welfare
BERTA ADELINE SMITH, B.S. Garland
Grammar Education
YDC 1, 2; Home Ec. Club 1; WWWS 1; BSU 1, 2, 3, 4; Woman's
Chorus 2; ACE 1
CAROLYN MASSENGILL SMITH, B.S. Four Oaks
Science and English
Counselor 2; YWCA 3; SNEA 3; Science Club
CAROLYN RAE SMITH, B.S. Wilson
Business Education and English
EAST CAROLINIAN 2, 3; Bus. Manager; Counselor
CHARLES RUSSELL SMITH, B.S. Atlantic
Business Education and Social Studies
Delta Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4; Treas. 4
DAVID CALVIN SMITH, B.S. Greenville
Science Education
Science Club 3, 4; Chi Beta Phi 3, 4; Treas. 4
FLORENCE JEANNETTE SMITH, B.S. Greeville
Primary Education
SNEA 1
HAROLD GRIFFIN SMITH, B.S. Greenville
Physical Education and Science
JOHNNY G. SMITH, B.S. Kir
Social Studies and Welfare
YDC 1; Veteran's Club 1; City College of New York
Seniors
And the snows came!
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JUNIUS CECIL SMITH, A.B. Ruffin
Business Administration
Intramurals; Pi Kappa Alpha
RICHARD CURTIS SMITH, B.S. Wilmington
Social Studies and Math
Math Club; SNEA
SARAH ELIZABETH SMITH, B.S. Vanceboro
Business Education
ACE 1, 2; FBLA 3, 4; Canterbury Club 1, 2, 4; YWCA 1, 2,
4; Marshal 4
STELLA HARDEN SMITH, B.S. Greenville
Grammar Education
SYLVIA ROBERTA SMITH, B.S. Roanoke Rapids
Primary Education
ACE; SNEA 4; FTA 1, 2, 3; YWCA 1, 2
ROBERT PERRY SMITHWICK, B.S. Windsor
Social Studies and Physical Education
MILLARD EARL SOLES, B.S. Loris, S.C.
Business Education
FBLA 3, 4
HOWARD LENTIS SORRELL, B.S. Angier
Business and Social Studies
ADOLPHUS LEE SPAIN, B.S. Washington
Social Studies and English
BUCCANEER 2, 3, 4, Associate Ed. 3, Editor 4; Kappa Delta
Pi 3, 4; Phi Sigma Pi 3, 4; Alpha Phi Omega 3, 4; Corres. Sec.
3; SGA Executive Council 4; Publications Board 4; Circle K
3, 4; Board of Directors 4; CUSB 2, 3, 4; Canterbury Club 3;
"Connecticut Yankee" 2; "Carousel" 3; "The Spade" 3; WHO'S
WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
LOWELL A. SPEIGHT, B.S. Grifton
Library Science and Physical Education
SHIRLEY NAVES SPEIGHT, B.S. Asheville
English and Library Science
Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. treas. 3; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4;
Library Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4; Pres. Jarvis Hall 3; SGA 3, 4;
Prints Comm. Chr. 4; Woman's Judiciary 3; Sponsor Military
Ball 2; YWCA 1; Manvavar Comm. Band 2, 3, 4; Dean's Advisory
Council 3, 4; Delta Sigma Chi 4, Parliamentarian 4; WHO'S
WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
WALTER RICHARD SPELL, B.S. Roseboro
Physical Education and Social Studies
Lincoln Memorial Univ. 1; Alpha Lambda Zeta
NATHAN HERBERT SPENCER, B.S. Merritt
Industrial Arts
ROGER COPELAND SPIVEY, B.S. Hobbsville
Social Studies and Welfare
JOHN PAUL SPOONE, A.B. Alexandria, Va.
Math and Science
APO 3, 4, V. Pres. 4; Circle K 3, 4; Lambda Chi Alpha 3, 4,
Sec. 4; Intramural Council-V. Pres. 3; Pres. 4; WHO'S WHO
AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSI- TIES.
ADOLPHUS RAY SPRUILL, B.S. Edenton
Industrial Arts
Industrial Arts Club 3, 4; Alpha Delta Tau 3, 4; Treas. 4
PATRICIA ALLEN STALLINGS, B.S. Louisburg
Primary Education
WRA 3; ACE 4; FTA 2
JANE ELIZABETH STAPLES, B.S. Richmond, Va.
Social Studies and Welfare
Playhouse 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 4; CUSB 3, 4; Treas. 4; SGA
4; Senior Senator 4; BUCCANEER 3
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ARCHIE A. STEELE, A.B. Raleigh
Geography and Social Studies
Delta Sigma Rho 2; Lambda Chi Alpha 3, 4
RACHEL STEINBECK, A.B. Greenville
Business Administration
Wesley Players 1; Choir 1, 2; YRC 3; Sec. 3; Sigma Pi Alpha
3, 4; V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Women's Day Student Council 2,
Sec.-Treas. 4; Honorary-Prof. Frat. Council 4; Dean's Executive Council 4
EMMA LOIS STEPHENS, B.S. Fairmont
Home Economics
Home Ec. Club I, 2, 3, 4; BSU 1, 2, 3; YWCA 1, 2, 4; CUSB; Tau Sigma
WILLIAM JAMES STEPHENS, A.B. Willow Springs
Business Administration
Gardner-Webb 1, 2; Delta Sigma Pi 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4
BEVERLY STEWART, B.S. Godwin
Home Economics
Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4; House Comm. 2; BSU 1, 2, 3, 4
JOHN DOUGALD STEWART, B.S. Laurinburg
Industrial Arts
Industrial Arts Club
MACK CARLTON STOCKS, B.S. Greenville
Business and Social Studies
EDWARD CARL STONE, III, A.B. Durham
Geography and Social Studies
AFROTC 1, 2; Sigma Rho Phi Pres.; Gamma Theta Upsilon;
Kappa Alpha Order Pres.
HARRIET LORETTA STONE, A.B. Greensboro
Business and Social Studies
Pi Omega Pi 2, 3, 4
WILLARD BRUCE STONE, B.S. Coats
English and Physical Education
FTA 1, 2; SNEA 4; English Club 4
HELEN AMAN STRAWN, B.S. Greenville
Grammar Education
MARION LaVERNE STRICKLAND, JR., A.B.
Battleboro
English and Art
Alpha Phi Omega, 1, 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 2; Phi Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4,
V. Pres. 4; Circle K 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4; Men's Judiciary 3; REBEL
4; AFROTC 1, 2, Sgt. Major 2; Canterbury Club 1, 2; ROTC
Distinguished Service medal; WWWS 3, 4; Engineer Campus TV 4
Seniors
Joanna Hardee makes pretty decoration for Wright Circle.
Cleaning a buret proves no small job for Don Fodrie.
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SHELBY JEAN STROUD, B.S. Kinston
Primary Education
Counselor 2; ACE 1 , 4
BARNEY RAY STRUTTON, B.S. Roanoke Rapids
Mathematics and Social Studies
CUSB 1, 2, 3, 4; Veteran's Club 2
ELLEN STURKIE, B.S. Rockingham
Grammar Education
Band; ACE; YWCA; SNEA; BSU
ROY D. STYRON, B.S. Davis
Science Education
Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4
SARAH ANN SUGG, B.S. New Bern
Primary Education
ACE 4; YWCA 1; CUSB 3, 4; SGA; Acting Sec. Dean's Advisory
Council; Sec. 4
JESSE HINNANT SUITT, A.B. Oxford
Geography and Social Studies
Gamma Theta Upsilon 2, 3, 4; Veteran's Club 3, 4
CAROLE JEAN SULLIVAN, B.S. Weldon
Primary Education
YWCA 2, 3; ACE 3, 4; BSU 1, 2, 3, 4
MARGARET ELIZABETH SULLIVAN, B.S.
Roanoke Rapids
Primary Education
ACE 1, 4; SNEA 4
CHRISTINE CARTER SUTTON, B.S. LaGrange
Grammar Education
Mount Olive Junior College
ELMA KELLY SUTTON, B.S. Mount Olive
Grammar Education
Mount Olive Junior College
MARY CHRISTINE SUTTON, B.S. Seven Springs
Grammar Education
Campbell College 1, 2; WRA 3; SNEA 4
CAROLINE LEE SWAIM, B.S. Lexington
English and Social Studies
Cheerleader 2, 3, 4
Seniors
Sixteen inches of snow isolated girls in Garrett Dorm.
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WALTER MURRAY SWING, A.B. Conshohocken, Pa.
Business and Social Studies
Pi Omega Pi 2, 3, 4; Intramural Council V. Pres. 4
WILLIAM KENNETH SYKES, B.S. Kinston
Social Studies and Welfare
ROTC 1, 2
CLARK O. TAYLOR, B.S. Winston-Salem
Industrial Arts
Phi Kappa Alpha 2, 3; Pres. 3; Pi Kappa Alpha 4 ; Cheerleader
2; WWWS 3; YDC I, 2, 3; Industrial Arts Club 2, 3, 4
PAMILEY ANN TAYLOR, A.B. Enka
Science and Mathematics
YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4; EC Playhouse 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 3; Math
Club 3, 4; Lambda Tau 4; Wesley Players I, 2; CUSB 2; Woman's Chorus 1
JENEAL TEANDER, A.B. Jacksonville
Geography and Music
Phi Mu Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4; Phi Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4; Corr. Sec. 4;
Sigma Pi Alpha 4; College Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Collegians 3, 4;
Gamma Theta Upsilon 4
EDNA HILDA TEDDER, B.S. Tarboro
Music Education
Woman's Chorus; Orchestra; YWCA; BSU; Sigma Alpha lota; Pres.
3; V. Pres. 4; SGA Musicals 2, 3; Music Ed. Club; SGA 3
BILLY EUGENE THACKER, B.S. Graham
Physical Education and Social Studies
P. E. Club 1, 2; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Manager Football 1, 2, 3; Trainer 4
ANN JONES THOMAS, B.S. Greenville
Business Education
YWCA 1 ; FBLA 1 ; Pi Omega Pi 3, 4
DAVID ALLEN THOMAS, B.S. Lawrence, Kansas
Physical Education and Social Studies
Football; Varsity Club
EVELYN FAY THOMAS, B.S. Burlington
English and Library Science
English Club 1, 2, 4; Library Club 3, 4; SNEA 4
CLAUDINE KAY THOMASON, B.S. Kannapolis
Primary Education
CUSB 3, 4; Dorm Sec. 2; Pres. 3; Woman's Judiciary 3; ACE 1,
2, 3, 4; V. Pres. 3; Pres. 3; YWCA 1, 2, 3; Westminster Fellow-
ship 1, 2, 3, 4; V. Pres. 2; "Messiah" 1; SNEA 4; WHO'S WHO
AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
AMELITA THOMPSON, B.S. Cerro Gordo
Business Education
Pi Omega Pi 3, 4; Pres. 4; FBLA 2, 4; YWCA 2, 4; Honorary-
Professional Fraternity Council 4
KERMIT ADRIAN THOMPSON, JR., B.S. LaGrange
Science and Mathematics
Theta Chi 2, 3, 4; YDC 1, 2, 3; Science Club 1, 2; IFC 3;
Sec. 4; Homecoming Comm. 3
ALBERT JUSTICE THREEWITTS, A.B. Littleton
Business Administration
CLAUDIA JANE TODD, B.S. Ahoskie
Grammar Education
YWCA 3, 4; EAST CAROLINIAN 2, 3, 4; BSU 1, 2, 3, 4;
Counselor 2; SNEA 1, 2, 4; YDC 2, 3; WHO'S WHO AMONG
STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES
JUDITH MIRIAM TOLSON, B.S. Greensboro
Home Economics
Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Phi Omicron 2, 3, 4; Danforth Founda-
tion Comm. 3, 4; Homecoming Sponsor 4
RICHARD LYNWOOD TOMLINSON, B.M., A.B.
Franklinton
Music and French
Music Ed. Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Phi Mu Alpha 2, 3; Choir 1, 2, 3;
Newman Club 1, 2, 3; Varsity Glee Club 1, 2
JERRY SUE TOWNSEND, B.S. Fairmont
Mathematics and Social Studies
Math Club 1, 2, 4; Aquanymphs 2; WRA 2; Lambda Tau 4
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MACK PARRIS TRENT, JR., B.S. Cameron
Social Studies and English
CAROLYN ELIZABETH TRIPP, B.S. Greenville
Primary Education
BSU 1, 2, 3, 4; Enlistment Vice Pres. 3; Pres. 4; YWCA 1;
Chapel Choir 3; ACE 3, 4; SNEA 4; IRC 4; Women's Chorus 1;
Day Student Coun. 2
GRAYDON WILLIAMSON TRIPP, A.B. Winterville
Chemistry
ROTC 1, 2; Advance Club 3, 4; AFROTC 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1,
2; Science Club 1
MARY EUGENIA TRULOVE, B.S. Wilmington
Primary Education
Playhouse 1, 2, 3, 4; WWWS 4; SNEA 4; ACE 4; YDC 2;
YWCA 2; Delta Chi 4
ARGENT MOORE TUCKER, B.S. Griffon
Primary Education
ACE 1, 2, 3, 4; Tau Sigma 4; YWCA 3; Women's Chorus 4
GERALD WYATT TUDOR, B.S. Angier
Physical Education and Social Studies
Campbell College
EUGENE TYSON, A.B. Greenville
Social Studies and English
CAROLYN MEREDITH UPCHURCH, B.S. Charlotte
Primary Education and Psychology
U.N.C. 1; SNEA 4; ACE 4; BSU 3, 4
GLENN LEE UPCHURCH, B.S. Four Oaks
Science Education
Kappa Sigma Nu; Science Club
Seniors
CHARLES MICHAEL UZZELL, A.B. Wilson
Geography and Social Studies
AFROTC 1, 2; Playhouse 2; YDC 1, 2, 3; IA Club 1; Phi Gamma
Pi 2, 3; Theta Chi 3, 4; IFC 3, 4; Flying Rebels 1, 2; Golf Team 3,4
MATILDA JUNE VANN, A.B. Spring Hope
English and Social Studies
Band 1; English Club 2, 3, 4; YWCA 3
ALBERT LEE VAUGHAN, B.S. Ahoskie
Physical Education and Social Studies
Chowan College 1, 2; Baseball 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4
PATRICIA TWIFORD VESTAL, B.S. Stumpy Point
Primary Education
Home Ec. Club 1; CUSB 2; Cheerleader 3; YWCA 1; ACE 4
JOSEPH CLINTON VICK, B.S. Farmville
Physical Education and Social Studies
LAVISA CHRISMON WALKER, B.S. Reidsville
Primary Education
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RAENORD BILLY WALKER, B.S. Leaksville
Physical Education and Social Studies
VIRGINIA FRANCES WALKER, B.S. Littleton
Social Studies and Welfare
ACE 1; YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4; SNEA 4; Women's Chorus
WAYNE DILLARD WALKER, A.B. Draper
Industrial Arts
VPI 1; Sigma Rho Phi 2, 3; Kappa Alpha 4; Industrial Arts
Club 2, 3, 4
JANET LAVEE WALL, B.S. Smithfield
Home Economics
Home Ec. Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Counselor 2; BSU 1, 2, 3, 4; Executive
Coun. 1, 2, 3; Phi omicron 3, 4
JIMMIE E. WALL, B.S. Raleigh
Business and Social Studies
Alpha Phi Omega 3, 4; CUSB 2, 3, 4; Vice Pres. 4; FBLA
2, 3; BUCCANEER 4; Election Comm. 3; Special Events Comm.
4; DeMolay Club 4; Canterbury Club 2, 3, 4; WHO'S WHO
AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
JAMES HUXLEY WALTERS, A. B. Wilmington
Business Administration
Wilmington Junior College 1, 2; Sigma Rho Phi 3; Kappa Alpha 4
RICHARD SANFROD WALTON, B.S. Wilmington
Business Education
JIM WARNER, A.B. Charlotte
Western Carolina; Veteran's Club; Phi Kappa Alpha; Pres.;
College Choir; YDC; Alpha PHi Omega; Dramatics Club
ESTHER JARVIS WARREN, B.S. Greenville
Primary Education
ACE; SNEA
FRANKLIN DELANO WARREN, B.S. Hiddenite
Physical Education and Social Studies
REBECCA ANN WARREN, B.S. Littleton
Primary Education
ACE 1; CUSB 1, 2, 4; Vice Pres. Sophomore Class; BUCCANEER 2, 4
CLARENCE W. WARRICK, JR., B.S. Smithfield
Social Studies and English
N.C. State; Campbell College
CAROLYN C. WATERS, B.S. Washington
Spanish and English
Women's Judiciary 2; EAST CAROLINIAN 2, 3; SNEA 1, 2,
3; English Club 1 ; Sigma Pi Alpha 1, 2, 3; Vice Pres. 3
CARL LEONARD WATSON, A.B. Goldsboro
Business Education
Intramural Basketball and Football
JERRY DOUGLAS WATTS, B.S. Southport
Physical Education and Social Studies
Springtime romance--Hurky Destout and Carol McDaniel.
Wintertime frolic.
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Snow freezes traffic along North State Avenue
LUCILLE INEZ WEBSTER, B.S. Pinetown
Grammar Grade Education
SNEA 1, 3, 4; ACE 3, 4; FWB Fellowship 3, 4
EFFIE MADALENE WEEKS, B.S. Mount Olive
YWCA 1, 2; SNEA 4; Counselor 2; SNEA District Vice Pres.
Women's Chorus 2, 3
SIDNEY A. WEEKS, B.S. Whitakers
Physical Education and Social Studies
WILLIAM GORDON WEEKS, B.S. Rocky Mount
Industiral Arts
Industrial Arts Club 3, 4; YMCA Cabinet 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4
ROY DEVONE WEST, B.S. Roseboro
Social Studies and Welfare
BSU; SNEA; YWCA
MARY JINNELL WHALEY, B.S. Richlands
Grammar Education and Library Science
YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Sec. 2, 3, 4; ACE 2; SNEA 4; Library Club
4; Disciple Student Fellowship
REBA FAYE WHALEY, B.S. Beulaville
Primary Education
ACE; YWCA
NINA DARE WHEELEY, B.S. Burlington
Music Education
Campbell College; Sigma Alpha Iota 3, 4; College Choir 3;
Orchestra 4; "Carousel" 3; "Messiah" 3; Music Club 3, 4;
MTNA 4
ANNE ELIZABETH WHITE, B.S. Belvidere
Women's Chorus 2, 3; YWCA 2, 3; ACE 2; EAST CAROLINIAN 3
BETTY LOU WHITE, B.S. Gatesville
Grammar Education
BSU 1, 2, 3; SNEA 2, 3; ACE 3
DOROTHY SHEILDS WHITE, B.S. Scotland Neck
English and French
WRA 1, 2, 3, 4; English Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Sigma Pi Alpha 3, 4;
Aquanymphs 1; YWCA 2; Canterbury Club 4
EMILIE REBECCA WHITE, B.S. Herford
Primary Education
ACE 1, 2, 3, 4; SNEA 3, 4; Tau Sigma 4; Library Club 4;
YWCA 3; Women's Chorus 1, 2, 3
LEROY WHITE, A.B. Greenville
Business Education and Social Studies
ROSE MARIE WHITE, B.S. Pine Level
Primary Education
Tau Sigma 3
MARY LOU WHITEHURST, B.S. Stokes
YWCA 1, 2, 3; ACE 1, 3, 4; SNEA 4; House Comm. 4
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PEGGY JOYCE WHITEHURST, B.S. Robersonville
Primary Education
ACE 1, 3; FWB Fellowship 1 , 2, 3
EUGENE LONG WHITFIELD, A.B. Durham
Geography and Social Studies
Lambda Chi Alpha; ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4; Advanced Officers Club 3, 4
KAYE ELIZABETH WHITFIELD, B.S. Kitty Hawk
Social Studies and English
ROBERT I. WHITING, B.S. Charlotte
Business Education and Social Studies
JOYCE ANN WHITTLE, B.S. Warsaw
Primary Education
BSU 2, 3, 4; YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3; ACE 4
MARGARETTE WIGGS, A.B. Selma
Math and Science and Social Studies
Math Club 1, 2, 4; Sec. 4; YWC 2, 4; Cabinet 4; BSU 1, 2, 4;
Council 1, 2, 4; Sec. Summer '58; CUSB Summer '57, '58
MARY ANNETTE WILLETTS, B.S. Leland
Home Economics
Home Ec. Club 1 , 2, 3, 4; CUSB 1, 2, 3, 4; YWCA 1 , 2, 3
CARTER SEYAAORE WILLIAMS, B.S. Swansboro
Physical Education and Social Studies
Kappa Alpha; Swimming; Aquatics Club; Track
CYNTHIA ELAINE WILLIAMS, B.S. Chinquapin
Home Economics
Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Delta Chi 4; YWCA; Treas. 4
FRANCES BROWN WILLIAMS, B.S. Kinston
Business Education and English
Canterbury Club 1; Sec. 2; FBLA 1; Pi Omega Pi
HOWARD P. WILLIAMS, A.B. Greenville
Chemistry and Mathematics
Science Club 3, 4; FBLA 1, YWCA 1
KENNETH ROBERT WILLIAMS, B.S. Kinston
Science Education
NANCY JOAN WILLIS, B.S. Williston
Home Economics
Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4; YWCA 3; WRA 1, 2, Phi Omicron
3, 4; Marshal 3; BUCCANEER 3; AHEA Delegate 2, 3; Danforth Project 2
ANN ELIZABETH WILSON, B.S. Mount Olive
Physical Education and Social Studies
WRA 1, 2, 3, 4; Pres. 3; PE Club 1, 3, 4; SGA 3; SNEA 4; BUCCANEER 2
BOBBY ROGER WILSON, B.S. Winterville
Music Education
College Choir; Phi Kappa Alpha; Music Club; College Singers;
FWB Fellowship
Seniors
Music majors, nancy Caldwell and Nina Wheeley, relax with recreational music.
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BOBBY S. WILSON, B.S. Calypso
Business and Social Studies
Delta Sigma Pi 3, 4; Historian 4; Pi Omega Pi 4; FBLA 2, 3,
4, Treas. 4; Veterans Club 2, 3
MARTHA CLINARD WILSON, B.S. Winston-Salem
Grammar Education and Library Science
EAST CAROLINIAN 1, 2, 3; Columnist, Feature Ed., Editorial
Ass't; BSU 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Staff 1; Creative Writer's Club 1, 2;
ACE 1; SNEA 1, 2, 3; Counselr; YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4; WOmen's
Judiciary, Treas. 3, Chairman 4; Marshal 3; SGA Executive Coun-
cil 4; BUCCANEER 4; WHO's WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN
COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
WILLIAM H. WILSON, B.S. Mebane
Business and Social Studies
CAROL JUNE WINDOM, B.S. Plymouth
Grammar Education
CUSB 2, 3; ACE 1, 2, 3; YWCA 2
LILLIAN ANNE WOOD, B.S. Clayton
Science
English Club 1; WRA 1; Science Club 2, 3, 4
MARGARET ELLEN WOODS, B.S. Virgilia, Va.
Grammar Education
YWCA 1; ACE 1; SNEAT 2, 3, 4, Historian
JOHN STEWART WOOTEN, JR., B.S. LaGrange
Physical Education and Social Studies
Intramural Council 1, 2, 3; Intramural Director 3; Theta Chi
JENNIE BROWN WORTHINGTON, B.S. Winterville
Business and Social Studies
FBLA 4
GERALD GIBSON WRIGHT, B.S. Raeford
Industrial Arts
LARRY N. WYNNS, B.S. Powellsville
Social Studies and Welfare
Campbell College; Kappa Sigma Nu 3
DOUGLAS YATES YONGUE, B.S. Laurinburg
Industrial Arts
Industrial Arts Club
CHARLES PRINCE YOUMANS, A.B. Oxford
Veteras Club 1, 2; Science Club 1, 2, 3; Pres. 4; Phi Sigma
Pi 3, Historian 4; YMCA 1, 2, 3, Cabinet 4; Chi Beta Phi 4;
YDC 1, 2; WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND
UNIVERSITIES
RICHARD EDWARD YOUNG, A.B. Oxford
Business and Geography
Gamma Theta Upsilon 2, 3, 4; Veterans Club 3, 4
ELIZABETH GAIL YOW, B.S. Lillington
Business Education
Campbell College; FBLA
Seniors
Country comes to town at Fine Arts Ball
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Juniors
OFFICERS
WADE SESSOMS President
JEFF STRICKLAND Vice President
ROSALIE DALTON Secretary
BETSY HILL Treasurer
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FRANCES MERLE AIKEN Fuquay Springs
WILMA ANNETTE ALCOCK New Bern
CLIFTON D. ALDRIDGE Greenville
R. EIFRETH ALEXANDER Roper
BESTY ROSS ALLEN Elizabethtown
VIRGINIA LOU AHMAN Angier
BOBB LEWIS ANDERSON Greenville
EUCLID D. ARMSTRONG, JR. New Bern
NETTIE MAE ATKINS Fayetteville
WILLIAM STANLEY ATKINSON Fairmont
GRADY STONE AUSTIN Hatteras
MELDON SWAYNE AUSTIN Gates
GEORGE H. BAKER, JR. Dover, Del.
HOWARD IVEY BAKER Erwin
JAMES EDWARD BAKER Lancaster S.C.
WILLARD KENT BAKER ELizabet City
JORDAN WESLEY BAILEY Jacksonville
LARRY GLENN BAILEY Faison
ROSALIE BANKS Grantsboro
SADIE MARIE BARBER Clinton
Juniors
CLYDE JOYCE BARBOUR Angier
NOAH B. BAREFOOT Salemburg
HILDA JEAN BARKER New Hill
ANN ELIZABETH BARNACASCEL Windsor
DORIS MIRIAM BARNES Chadbourn
SHELBY JEAN BARNES Nashville
EDWARD LEE BASS Wilson
LESLIE RANDOLPH BASS, JR. Nashville
SARA LOU BASS New Bern
EDWIN Y. BAXTER, JR. Pompano Beach, Fla.
JOHN HUGH BAZEMORE Colfield
GENE RAY BESOLE Elizabethtown
GEORGE WOODS BEIERLE Hamburg, N.J.
PATRICIA ANN BENNETT Edward
ROBERT G. BENTON Gaston
JAMES STEWART BETHUNE Clinton
DENNIS MARION BIGGS Williamston
JAMES ASBURY BIRNEY Rocky Mount
CORA ANN BLANTON Rose Hill
BOBBY RANDOLPH BLINSON Clayton
ROY WADE BODENHEIMER High Point
BETTY JEAN BOLTON Warrenton
MARY ELEANOR BOWDEN Faison
KIRBY PUTNEL BRANCH Greenville
TONY MORGAN BRANDON Roxboro
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ALFRED HARDY BREMER Greenville
DANIEL PAUL BRIDGE Kinston
NANCY ELIZABETH BRITT Lumberton
EDITH IONE BROWN Kenly
JULIAN MONROE BROWN Marshallberg
MARGARET CHOLERTON BROWN Manteo
NANCY MARIE BROWN Princeton
CHESLEY BROWNE JR. Asheboro
JO ANN BRYAN Mount Olive
KENNETH HAYNE BRYSON Hamlet
RICHARD JOHN BUCKLEY Seaford, Del.
DAVID RAYE BUIE Winston-Salem
EVA CAROLYN BULLARD Autryville
FRANKLIN EASON BULLARD Greensboro
WAYNE RANDY BULLARD Chardbourn
JOHN EARNEST BURLESON Barnesville
BETTY ANN BURNHAM Plymouth
WALTER SPEIGHT BURRUS Englehard
LENORA COBB BYNUM Charlotte
HAROLD JULIAN BYRD Elizabethtown
JACQULINA FRANCES BYRD Windsor
WILLIAM EUGENE BYRUM Winfall
RITA CALHOUN Turkey
JACK ANDREW CALVERT Rockingham
BONNY RHUE CAMERON Sanford
PATSY R. CAMERON Raeford
MARY SYLVIA CAPPS Warrenton
JOHN B. CAPRELL Aiken
SALLIE JEAN CARDEN Varina
JAY CARDY Swansboro
ERNESTINE CAREOW Grimesland
EDWARD EARL CARRAWAY Newport
THOMAS CLAYTON CARSON Bethel
JANE GRACE CARTER Carthage
EDNA G. CAULBERG Raleigh
Juniors Senators Nancy Keith and Pat Lewis.
Marsha Evans looks proofs of pictures for the features section.
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Billy Hollowell prepares for trip to the College Union and a night away from the books.
Tony Brandon and Jimmy Trice visiting studious friends.
WILEY EUGENE CAULBERG Raleigh
ELIZABETH COUNCIL CHASON White Oak
CECIL C. CHEEK Raleigh
JOHN C. CLAWSON Post Falls, Idaho
WILEY WALTON CLAY Greenville
MARJORIE MARIE CLEMENTS Gaston
JANE CAROLYN COATES Four Oaks
WALLACE EDWARD COCKRELL Falls Church, Va.
PATSY KINNAMON COFFEY Winston-Salem
M. DEANNE COLEMAN Whitesville
ISAAC S. COLLINS Red Springs
PHILIP EDWARD COLLINS Raleigh
ALBERT WOODROW COLWELL Clinton
BARBARA JEAN CONWAY Greenville
JENNY BEACHER COOKE Aulander
MARCELLA ANN COOKE Aulander
MOLLY LOU COOKE Aulander
JAMES ROBERT COOPER Faison
JAMES McCRAY CORBETT Fountain
PHYLLIS ANNE CORBETT Fountain
VICTOR EMANUEL CORNACCHIONE Statesville
MARY ELAINE COULTER Lincolnton
MERLE RAYBON COUNCIL Fayetteville
LARRY BOYD CRAVEN Raleigh
MARVIN COY CRAWFORD Greensboro
PATRICIA LOUISE CRAWFORD Greensboro
SARA BLANCHE CRAWFORD Fayetteville
CAROLYN ANN CRAWLEY Littleton
GEORGE EDWARD CRAWLEY Wilson
VIRGINIA JEANNETTE CREDLE Greenville
JOSEPH WYATTE CREECH Smithfield
ANNE SHELTON CROMARTIE Raleigh
ROSALIE DALTON Rocky Mount
JO ANN DAUGHERTY Dover
SHARON LOUISE DAUGHTRY Smithfield
ANNE DOUGLAS DAVIS Mt. Olive
CHARLES GILTNER DAVIS Kinston
CLINGTON OLIVER DAVIS Edenton
PEGGY DAVIS Wilmington
MATHEY A. DAVIS Wadesboro
SAMUEL AVERY DAVIS Martinsville, Va.
ROY NELSON DENNIS JR. Newport
ARTHUR ANTHONY DESTOUT Ft. Belvoir, Va.
SUSIE JOYCE DILDY Farmville
BOBBY JOE DIXON Greenville
JUILA CAROLYN DIXON Greenville
EDDIE PASCAL DRAUEHON Clinton
PATRICIA H. DRENNAN Belmont
SYBIL MARLENE DUDLEY Grifton
EARL WADEUS DUNCAN Claredon
CONNIE LOU DUNN Ayden
BEVERLY NAN DURHAM New Bern
GLENN CHARLES DYER Greensboro
CHARLES WENDELL DYSON Rockingham
ROBERT B. EDMONDSON JR. Bethel
Junior
MARVIS ANN EDWARDS Goldsboro
MELVIN PAUL EDWARDS Washington
PATRICIA TURNER EDWARDS Tarboro
REBECCA SUE EDWARDS Va. Beach, Va.
CAROLYN ANNETTE ELAM Roxboro
SALEM A. EL-JEELAWI Baghadad, Iraq
JOAN ELIZABETH EUDY Kannapolis
MARSHA SUZANNE EVANS Raleigh
ROY CLAYTON EVERETT RObersonville
SARAH ELIZABETH EWELL Greenville
SEATON POE FAIRLESS JR. Colerain
JOHN WILLIAM FAISON JR. Clayton
WILLIAM HAYWOOD FARROIR Farmville
JOHN JOSEPH FILICKY Raleigh
HELEN FRANCES FISHER Whiteville
EDITH GRAY FITZGERALD Selma
BARBARA L. W. Flowers Bethel
WILLIAM GRANT FLOWERS Kenly
WANDA KING FORDHAM Kinston
GAIL LAMB FOSTER Lumberton
ROBERT LEE FRANCK Jacksonville
FRANKLIN DELANO FREEMAN Kinston
KESLER GAINEY JR. Dunn
CHARLES WATKINS GALLAHER Draper
JOHNNY RAY GARDNE Williamston
"Maybe the TV is out of order, but heavens knows there is nothing wrong with these girls tongues."
SYLVIA RAE GARDNER Gastonia
SHERRILL ANNE GARRIS Farmville
SIDNEY LOUIS GASKINS New Bern
JEWELL BLANCHE GAY Spring Hope
BETTY LOU GAYLORD Pantego
JOSHEPH W. GENTRY Elkin
RICHARD EUGENE GEORGE Kings Mtn.
JANICE FAYE GIBBS Manteo
JANE H. GIDDEN Washington, D.C.
BETTY JEAN GILBERT Bolivia
JOHN G. GILLIKIN Aurora
HARVEY V. GODFREY Sanford
LINDA LOU GODWIN Dunn
SHELBY JEAN GRADY High Point
JANET COOPER GRAX Snow Hill
JOHN THOMAS GREEN, JR. Henderson
ALTON C. GREENE Maxton
ROBERT LEE GREENE Star
CLINTON C. GRIFFIN Dover
KIM ELLIOTT GRIFFIN Greensboro
ROBERT CURTIS GRIFFIN Tarboro
CHRIS EDWARD GRIMESLY Washington
LARRY GRISSOM Henderson
BETTY G. GUNN Providence
ROBERT MARK GUPTON Red Springs
JANIE SUE HAIR Elizabethtown
BETTY F. HAISLIP Hamilton
FrANCES ANN HALL Salemburg
JACKY NEIL HALL Henderson
ROBERT LEE HALL Greenville
RUFFIN CLARENCE HALL Selma
WAYNE WARREN HALSEY Cochranville, Penn.
VINCENT G. HANDY Kinston
SHIRLEY ROSE HARDEE Grimesland
JOHNISE A. HARDESTY Newport
MARY GRACE HARDY LaGrange
ALLEN S. HARPER Tarboro
BARBARA P. HARRELL Oak City
WILLIAM C. HARRELL Columbia
W. PEROY HARRELL Gatesville
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NORMA ANNE HARRELSON Southport
RUSSELL NORFLEET HARRINGTON Rich Square
BETTIE JEAN HARRIS Roanoke Rapids
CECIL IRVIN HARRIS South Mills
JANET MAE HARRIS Bunn
LELA GRAY HARRIS Greenville
MARGARET ANN HARRIS Oriental
MATTIE LOU HARRIS Enfield
BOBBY HOLTON HARRISON LaGrange
CHARLES R. HARRISON Wilmington
JESSIE DARE HARRISON Plymouth
BETTY ALICE HART Goldsboro
WILLIAM EDWARD HAWKINS Warrenton
DOROTHY ANN HAYES Durham
JOSEPH CARL HAYES Manteo
RICHARD LAWRENCE HECK Riverside, N.J.
PATRICIA ANN HEDSPETH Conway
ROY WILLIAM HENDREN Miami, Fla.
RONALD GRAY HIGHT Henderson
MARILYN BETSY HILL Deep Run
LINDA LEE HARRIS Wilmington
JANICE MADGE HINSOW Jacksonville
BENJAMIN F. HODGES Greenville
CECELIA ANN HODGES Washington
DAWN SMITH HODGES Grifton
JOHNNIE DEWEY HODGES Pantego
MILDRED F. HODGES Washington
STUART OMEGA HOLLAND Edenton
PRISCILA ANN HOLLOWAY Fuquay Springs
BILLY GERALD HOLLOWELL Kinston
STUART HOLLOWELL Tyner
WILLIS BOYCE HONEYCUTT JR. Mt. Olive
ALAN McBRIDE HOOPER Elizabeth City
TOM STERLING HOPKINS Washington
JAMES M. HORTON JR. Fountain
JACQUE L. HOUSE Plymouth
GEORGE EARL HOWARD Pink Hill
JANET MARIE HOWARD Kinston
NEIL TEAGUE HOWELL Waynesville
NELDA KAY HOWELL Hubert
Juniors
Casanova James Turner escorts Jo Ann Bryan and friend from a class in Austin.
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RACHEL LLEWELLYN HOWARD Greenville
WILLIAM BRYANT HOWELL Goldsboro
WILIAM LEE HOWELL Rich Square
WALTER RAYNOLDS HOYLE Vanceboro
MARY LOIS HUDGINS Enfield
JAMES WARD HUDLER Richlands
CHARLES FREDERICK HUFFSTETLER New Bern
GEORGE RUFUS HUGLES Pollocksville
ALICE MIRIAM HUMPHREY Smithfield
JUNE CAROLYN HUMPHREY Haw River, N.C.
ALBERT LEE HURST Jacksonville
JUDITH PHILLIPS HYMAN Scotland, N.C.
PATRICIA ANN INMAN Lumberton
JoANN GERTRUDE JACKSON Clinton
M. PATRICIA JACKSON Pauls, N.C.
GEORGE R. JAMES Williamston
JOY JENKINS Wilmington
RAYBON BERTA JENKINS Fairmont
CLARA MAIRE JENRETTE Lake Waccamaw
ELIZABETH ANN JESSUP Elizabethtown
J. CARL JESSUP, JR. Elizabethtown
ANNIE LOU JOHNSON Rex, N.C.
CEDRIC MILO JOHNSON Goldsboro
LINWOOD C. JOHNSON Angier, N.C.
MARY KATHRYN JOHNSON Greenville
ROBERT RYENOLD JOHNSON Smithfield
SLVIA JEAN JOLLY Roseboro
CLARENCE A. JONES Clayton, N.C.
ELEANOR J. JONES Halifax
HARVEY CARTER JONES LaGrange
HERBERT CORNELIOUS JONES Stantonsburg
JAMES H. JONES Snow Hill
JAMES RUFFIN JONES, JR. Four Oaks
LaRUE FRANCES JONES Raleigh
WILLIAM TRAVIS JONES Ahoskie
Rosalie Dalton and Nancy Kelly take time out for picture from sleigh ride around Wright Circle. Of course, clown Verne Strickland tries to steal the show.
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HENRY LIN JORDAN Edenton
ESTHER LOUISE JOYNER Kinston
H. H. JUSTICE Marion
JAMES KELLY KEE Belmont
MARY LILES KEETER Littleton
NANCY SUE KEITH Fuquay Springs
JOHN THURSTON KELLY Greenville
JOSEPH RAY KELLY Bladenboro
MARY MARGARET KELLY Salisbury
CATHERIN ELIZABETH KENERSON Raleigh
BOBBIE MARION KENNEDY Lousiburg
CHARLES RIDHARD KING Wilmington
HOWARD H. KING Greenville
MICHAEL EVANS KING Henderson
JAMES RUSSELL KNIGHT Raleigh
ANTHONY PAUL KOLANTIS Norfolk, Va.
JOYCE GERALDINE KOON Grifton
ROBERT HUGH KORNEGAY Asheboro
WM. PERRY LANE Asheboro
GEORGE DALLAS LANGSTON Goldsboro
Juniors
JAMES A. LANIER Wilmington
JANELL B. LASSITER Clayton
JAMES W. LAUGHINGHOUSE Columbia
FRED D. LAYTON Tyner
FREDERICK E. LEADBETTER Searsmont, Maine
DOUGLAS P. LEARY Tyner
CAROLE G. LEE Gastonia
LLOYD H. LEE Watha
ROSA LOU LEE Willow Spring
HENRY A. LEEUWENBURG Wilmington
DONALD RAY LENNON Leland
LINWOOD H. LEWIS Chocowinity
JOSEPH D. LINER Biltmore
GEORGE W. LITCHFIELD Autora
ALTON DEAN LITTLE Roanoke Rapids
MARY VIVIAN LOCKHART Vanceboro
JOEL BAYNES LONG Hillsboro
SYLVIA LONG Elizabeth City
WADDELL LONG Ash
MARTHA E. LONGEST Graham
BARBARA ANN LOUNSBURY Wilmington
ALMA LEE LOVETTE Raeford
LOUISE J. McCAIN Elizabeth City
BETTY LEA McCAULEY Burlington
GWENDOLYN McCLAMROCK Raleigh
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DORTHY PAGE McCLEARY Portsmouth, Va.
DORTHY SUSAN McEWEN Wilmington
TED OLLIE McGEE JR. LAUREL HILL
MILDRED TAYLOR McGRATH Greenville
JOE ANN McLAURIN Stedman
MARY ABIGAIL MADRE Elizabeth City
WAYNE ANTHONY MALLARD JR. Trenton
FRANCES M. MALLISON Winton
CARL E. MALPASS Goldsboro
REGINALD T. MANNING Williamston
HAROLD GENE MARLOWE Whiteville
EARL N. MARSHBURN Richlands
BETTY LOU MARTIN Four Oaks
LESLIE MARION MARTIN Princeton
JOSEPH LEE MASON Fayetteville
ROLAND E. MATTHIS Clinton
GLORIA A. MAULDEN Kannapolis
JAMES GREGORY MEADS Virginia Beach, Va.
HENRY LEE MEARES Cerro Gordo
ESTHER MARIE MELTON Roxboro
Juniors
ELLE ROSE MERCER Beulaville
GRAHAM W. MERRITT JR. Dover
JOHN C. MERRIT Statesville
CHARLES RODNEY METTS Richlands
JAMES R. METZGAR Easton, Penn.
GLENDA KAY MILLER Whiteville
DURRELL VON MILLS Willard
DOROTHY G. MINSHEW Black Creek
WILLIAM L. MINTZ Wilmington
BARBARA WELLIS MITCHELL Kenansville
JANICE MARIE MITCHELL Durham
DEMPSEY BROWN MIZELLE Washington
PEGGY ANNE MOBLEY Winterville
DIANA LEE MONROE Rockingham
BENJAMIN F. MOORE Williamston
ROBERT NUNALEE MOORE Wilmington
LEE R. MORRIS Greenville
EMILY JOE MOSELEY Rocky Mount
ROSEMARY MOUNTCASTLE Norfolk, Va.
MARGARET T. MOYE Greenville
EDNA EARLE MOZINGO Goldsboro
BOBBY GENE MURRAY Roxboro
EVELYN JANE MURRAY Roxboro
JOYCE RAYE MUSTIAN Louisburg
CHARLES F. MYERS Thomasville
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CLYDE CARLTON MYRICK Littleton
ROBERT LOUIS NEEDS Beaufort
RAYFIELD MIXON NEEL Washington
THOMAS B. NELSON JR. Jacksonville
ROBERT LEON NICHOLS Walstonburg
KENNETH ALFRED NIELSEN Richmond, Va.
OSBORN C. NOBLE Greenville
RALPH C. NORRIS Roxboro
JOE OGBURN Smithfield
THOMAS L. O'NEAL Manteo
GARY S. OUTLAW Vienna, Va.
FRED L. OVERMAN Fremont
JIMMY W. OWENS Beaufort
MARILYN E. PAGE Burlington
BARBARA ANNE PARAMORE Farmville
DONALD LEE PARK Henderson
BEEBE O. PARKER Pinelevel
BETTY LOU PARKER Tarboro
BLANCO B. PARKER Pinelevel
WILBAND H. PARKS Scotland Neck
REID PARROTT, JR. Kinston
MARY CAOLE PAUL Edward
GEORGE E. PAYLOR Roxboro
MARY E. PEADEN Tarboro
CARLOS N. PEARCE Asheboro
BETTY JEAN PEELE Goldsboro
THERESA M. PEELE rooper
GORDON E. PEOPLES Williamsburg, Va.
NINA L. PERKINS Stokes
DAVID CARL PERRY Elizabeth City
BETTY ANNE PHILLIPS Cameron
EDNA FAYE PHILLIPS selma
EUGENE H. PHILLPS Kenly
WILLIAM FRED PICKETT Magnolia
JACK M. PINDELL Raleigh
Diver Glenn Dyer perpares for fancy dive.
Veteran Ike Riddick shows ball handling techniques newcomer Robert Reid.
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Wright Circle under a blanket of snow.
BOBBY O. PINNER Columbia
MELVYN E. PITTMAN Rocky Mount
MARY HAYS PLEASANTS Elm City
PATSY S. PORTER Greenville
GERALD A. POWELL Reidsville
LARRY H. PRESCOTT New Bern
JUDITH F. PRIDGEN Greenville
MELBOURNE PRIDGEN Rocky Mount
CONNIE M. PRIEST Kinston
BARBARA JANE PRUDEN Roxobel
KATHERINE T. PRYTHERCH Beaufort
WILLIAM H. PUCKETT Hendersonville
ANNE E. PULLY Kinston
JOE CARTER PURCELL Raleigh
BARBARA RACKLEY Wilson
THOMAS HAINES RAGLAND Plymouth
ROSALYN RAILEY Seveon
BOBBY WAYNE RAINEY Elon College
JEAN FRANCES RAINEY Littleton
LUTHER RATCLIFF Richlands, Va.
JOHN RAWLS, JR. Windsor
BETSY REDDING Asheboro
JOHN REDECKI Wilmington, Del.
SHERMAN REGISTER Cove City
ANNETTE REYNOLDS Greenville
LAWRENCE REYNOLDS Clinton
LINDA GREY RICE Grantsboro
BARBARA JEAN RICKS Conway
IKE FREEMAN RIDDICK Greenville
MIKE RIDDICK Greenville
RACHEL ANN RIDDICK Jamesville
FAYE WELLS RIVENBANK Wallace
HAROLD DEAN ROBBINS Lenoir
HILDA ANN ROBERTS Raleigh
ESTER ROBERSON Parmele
CHARLES ROBISON Asheville
HENRY S. ROGERS Williamston
MARY DIANA ROSE Pantego
MARY ROUTREE Gatesville
LUBY ERIC ROUSE Kinston
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MARTHA ANN ROUTH Cameron
SHIRLEY ANN ROZIER St. Pauls
ROBERT RUCK Baltimore, Md.
JEAN RUSSELL Dover
FREDERICK C. SALTER Sea Level
BARBARA SUE SANDEL Raleigh
JOHN DORSEY SAVAGE Goldsboro
JACK SAWYER Greenville
WILLIAM SCARBOROUGH, JR. Buxton
ROGER A. SCHURRER Cleveland, Wisconsin
EMMA CARLENE SCOTT Fremont
SHELIA ANNE SCOTT Pollocksville
WILLIAM H. SCOTT, JR. New Bern
WILLIAM L. SCOTT Cape Charles, Va.
SARAH NELL SEAY Whistler, Ala.
WADE H. SESSOMS Fayetteville
BOBBY RAY SETZER Raeford
LOIS A. SEYMOUR Greenville
JERRY L. SHACKLEFORD Aurora
ROBERT M. SHAFFER Midway Park
HELEN P. SHEARIN Scotland Neck
SHELBY JEAN SHEFFIELD Rose Hill
OUIDA GAYLE SHUMAN whiteville
HAROLD J. SIMPSON Beulaville
ERNEST SINGLETARY Elizabethtown
JAMES SMALL Newport
BETTY JEAN SMITH Louisburg
CHARLES LEE SMITH Greenville
EVELYN P. SMITH Washington
JOANNE SMITH Deep Run
JOYCE MAE SMITH Edenton
SHELBY JEAN SMITH Pink Hill
KATHLEEN SOMERVILLE Plymouth
DAN MITCHELL SPAIN Washington
ANNE R. SPEARS Pittsburg, Pa
ANN BYRD SPELL Roseboro
RENA MAE SPENCER Columbia
REBECCA DOLORES SPIVEY Winton
JANICE STALLINGS Hertford
WILLIAM F. STANLEY, JR. Kinston
Juniors
Spanish made easy--a little studying day in the quiet of the library.
RONALD L. STEPHENS Fayetteville
MIRIAM STEPHENSON Smithfield
JANE STEWART Goldsboro
DELLA ANN STOKES Greenville
MARGARET ANN STOKES Greenville
PATRICIA STRAIN Lumberton
FLORENCE STRICKLAND Mt. Olive
JEFFERSON STRICKLAND Salemburg
JO ANN STRICKLAND Bunnlevel
LYNDA STRICKLAND Henderson
MARGARET ANN STRICKLAND Middlesex
PATRICIA STUART Bayside, Long Is., N.Y.
PATRICIA SUGG Snow Hill
JAMES SUMMERLIN Goldsboro
CARTLON V. SUTTON Goldsboro
CONNIE LOU SUTTON Greenville
MARJORIE SUTTON La Grange
RICHARD SWANSON Hope Mills
ROBERT SWINDELL Washington
SYBIL SWINDELL Swan Quarter
JOHN C. SYKES, JR. Roanoke Rapids
BET TAYLOR Pink Hill
DON RAY TAYLOR Roanoke Rapids
FRANCES R. TAYLOR Kinston
FRED TAYLOR, JR. Grifton
HELEN S. TAYLOR Rockingham
LAURA TAYLOR Angier
JAMES M. TEACHEY, JR. Wallace
MYRON TEEL Bethel
PATRICIA TERRELL Elon College
MARY POWERS THIGPEN Beulaville
FLETCHER THOMAS Williamston
IDA SUE THOMAS Raleigh
WILLIAM R. THOMAS Greenville
DAVID A. THOMPSON Durham
Seasoned actor Larry Craven takes time out from rehearsal for look at the Buccaneer.
Trick Smith in her prize winning costume at College Union Carnival.
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JUDITH VIRGINIA THOMPSON WHiteville
ROGER E. THOMPSON Hoffman
ALICE FAYE THORNTON Mout Olive
EMILIE TILLEY Fuquay Springs
JUDITH TRENT Beaufort
JAMES E. TRICE Bladen, Del.
BEVERLY JEANNE TUCKER Maysck
LUCY A. TURNAGE Smithfield
GEORGE C. TURNER London Bridge, Va.
JAMES E. TURNER Danville, Va.
MARIAN TURNER Winton
THOMAS T. TURNER Greensboro
LARRY R. TYSINGER Thomasville
ELLA TYSON Wadesboro
NELL LARITA UMPHLETT Rocky Mt.
TONY C. UPCHURCH Greenville
ERIC D. VERNELSON Wallace
ANDERW J. VINSON III Windsor
JANET L. WADSWORTH Woodsville
BOBBY LEE WALKER Drexel
Junior
DOTTY WALKER Albemarle
THOMAS D. WALKER Raeford
JUNE B. WALLACE Bath
WILLIAM HARRY WALLACE Clarkton
ALICE T. WALTERS Henderson
LORETTA WALTERS Monroe
BILLY RAY WARD Raleigh
JAMES D. WARD Williamston
WADE T. WARD Bethel
EDITH WARREN Robersonville
GEORGE C. WARREN Rocky Mount
JERRY T. WARREN Spray
TENNYS E. WARREN Mt. Olive
JOSEPHINE WATERS Mt. Olive
GLENN WEATHERS Wendell
DONALD RAY WEBBER Goldsboro
DALLAS S. WELLS Williamston
BARBARA JEAN WEST Fayetteville
CURTIS WEST Lumberson
JERRY R. WEST Spring Lake
JOHN J. WEST Durham
ANNIE LOU WHEELER Greenville
LINDA R. WHICHARD Greenville
DURWOOD WHITE Bethel
FRANKLIN WHITE Greenville
JERRY E. WHITE Merry Hill
KATHERINE WHITE New Bern
WARREN K. WHITE Pine Level
WILLIAM WHITE, JR. Columbia
IRENE WHITEHURST Stokes
CECIL E. WHITEFIELD Wilmington, Del.
KATHERINE M. WHITLEY Bailey
TREVA IRENE WIGGINS Kinston
JOHNNY D. WIKE Mount Holly
JULIE KEITH WILDER Virginia Beach, Va.
WILLIAM HENRY WILLETTS Leland
ELLIS E. WILLIAMS Wilmington
GEORGE E. WILLIAMS Shawboro
GORDON L. WILLIAMS Mt. Olive
JAMES C. WILLIAMS, III Franklin, Va.
JAMES J. WILLIAMS Morganton
JO ANNE WILLIAMS Winterville
LARRY ALLEN WILLIAMS South Norfolk, Va.
ROBERT H. WILLIAMS Tryon
SARAH E. WILLIAMSON Cerro Gordo
JULIAN F. WILLIS Atlantic
DELANO R. WILSON Winterville
PATRICIA ANNE WILSON New Bern
WILLIAM GILBERT WILSON Oxford
KENNETH E. WILSON Rocky Point
WILLIAM G. WINN Kittrell
LOIS V. WINSLOW Belvidere
KELVIN T. WOOD Durham
LESLIE H. WOOD, JR. Lillington
PEGGY WOOD Greenville
ROGER W. WOODBURY Valley Stream, N.Y.
HILTON C. WOLLARD Washington
WILLIAM C. WOOTEN Farmville
ALFRED P. WORTHINGTON Greenville
SARA ALICE YOST Weaverville
MARION F. YOUNG Winston-Salem
Juniors
Deluxe laundry service right at your door.
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OFFICER
TERRIS ELLER President
TED JOHNSON Vice President
SUE LASSITER Secretary
EDDIE BOADO Treasurer
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MARILYN JEAN ABERNATHY Denver
POLLY NELL ADAMS Fuquay Springs
SIDNEY NEWBORN ALBRITTON Hookerton
VELMA DEAN ALCOCK Pollocksville
BETTY COMPTON ALLEN Cedar Grove
SHELBA DEAN ALLEN Farmville
BETTIE LOU ALLIGOOD Washington
GENE ARDEN ALSTON Littleton
PATTY JANET ARNOLD Raleigh
WILSON THOMAS ARNOLD Supply
ROY HERMAN ARP Syosset, N.Y.
GENE LEROY ASBY Washington
LOIS EVELYN ATKINSON Fayetteville
ROGER HARDY AVERETTE Greenville
SONJA DELORES AYCOCK Wilson
MARY FRANCES AYERS Washington
JACK THOMAS AYSCUE, JR. Henderson
ALICE LOVE BAILEY Stantonsburg
BARBARA ANN BAILEY Woodsdale
GEORGE BROOKS BAINES Zebulon
BERNICE MILTON BAKER Reidsville
JACQUELYN NELL BAKER Zebulon
NELSON ISAAC BALDREE Greenville
RICHARD WILLIAM BALDREE Kinston
Sophomores
MARY SUSAN BALLANCE Fremont
MALCOLM JAMES BALLARDS, JR. Wilmington
BROOKIE ANNE BARBOUR Four Oaks
EDITH RACHEL BARBOUR Willow Springs
PEGGY FREALYN BARBOUR Wilson's Mills
BRENDA BAREFOOT Benson
WOODROW WILSON BARNES Rich Square
NATHAN CLAYTON BARNHILL Greenvill
SANDRA JEAN BASDEN Ayden
ALDEN GLENN BASS Wilson
PATRICIA JEAN BATTEN Laurinburg
OLIVIA GAIL BAXLEY Lumberton
HARRY PARKER BAYLEY Swansboro
LOICE FRANCES BAYNOR Scranton
JOHN L. BEACH Oak City
JACK MILTON BEALE Portsmouth, Va.
CARLTON REID BEAMAN Snow Hill
BETTY LOU BELL Atlantic
WALTER JAMES BELL Leaford, Del.
LORETTA ALLENE BENTON Hobbsville
BETTY ANNA BEST Mt. Olive
BOBBIE ANN BETHUNE Bunn Level
MOLLIE M. BIGGS Williamston
PATRICIA ANN BIGGS Rocky Mount
ROBERT CHARLES BIZZELL Goldsboro
BOBBIE MOONEY BLALOCK Timberlake
EARL THOMAS BLALOCK Timberlake
JUDITH ELLEN BLDESOE Raleigh
ELLEN REBECCA BLUE Carthage
EDWARD J. BOADO Wilmington
PETER K. BHOLER Long Island, N.Y.
JOHN LATHAM BOOTH New York, N.Y.
JEAN CAROLYN BOWEN Jacksonville
TRAVIS L. BOWEN Snow Hill
MARY SUE BOSTIC Benson
CLAUD MELVIN BOYD Grimesland
GALIN RODMAN BOYD Pinetown
STEPHEN EARL BOYKIN Wilson
SAMUEL SWAIM BRANSON Thomasville
CAROLYN ANNE BRASWELL Nashville
ROSALIE YVONNE BRICKHOUSE COlumbia
HENRY HAYWOOD BROOME Washington
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DIANE ELIZABETH BROUGHTON Zebulon
BETTY ANN BROWN Williamston
CYNTHIA ANN BROWN Oak City
MARY ELLEN BROWN Graham
NANCY VIRGINIA BROWN Greenville
ROBERT CHARLES BROWN Swansboro
SANDRA GAYLE BROWN Shiloh
DEE BYRSON Murphy
ALENE NOBLES BUCK Tabor City
MARILYN ANN BUCK Vanceboro
PATRICIA ANNE BUIE Hope Mills
LEONA BULLARD Lillington
ROGER MAYO BULLOCK Greenville
WILLIAM MURRAY BULLOCK Tarboro
ANNE PAIGE BUNCH Elizabeth City
BARBARA ANN BUNCH Hobbsville
J. LYNN BURGESS Taylorsville
LINDA CARROL BURKETT Woodsville
DONALD RAY BURRISS Southport
SYBLE SUE BUTLER Bladenboro
REBA KATHLEEN BYRUM Henderson
JOSEPH B. CAHOON Engelhard
JEAN NARRON CAPPS Wilson's Mills
MARTHA B. CARRAWAY Snow Hill
DOROTHY LEE CARRICK High Point
ROBERT EDWARD CARROLL Greenville
ALICE DLEORES CHAFFIN South Mills
IRENE YNNE CHAMBERS Salisbury
NANCY JANE CHANDLER Burlington
ALVA L. CHAUNCEY Greenville
VOLNEY LAVERNE CHRISTIE Kannapolis
ROBERT L. CHURCH Chapel Hill
JOHN ALVAH CHURCHILL, JR. Rocky Mount
MACK WYATT CHURCHILL Greenville
STEVEN LYNN CLEMENTS Raleigh
HOY JEFFERSON COBB, JR. Rocky Mount
JOHN DONALD COFFIN Haw River
LILLIAN GAIL COHOON Columbia
ROBERT ERNEST COLE Pinetops
SARA ELIZABETH COLE Chapel Hill
JIMMY LAVELLE COLEMAN Tabor City
MADELYN COLEMAN Greenville
IDA REBECCA COLEY Rocky Mount
HAZEL MARIE COLLIER Clarkton
ROSSER EDWARD COLLIER, JR. Nashville
GEORGE SOLOMON COLTRANE Kernersville
DONALD EDGAR CONLEY Greenville
EVELYN MARIE COOLEY Apex
JUDITH ARLENE CORBETT Greenville
LAVERNE MARGARET COUGHLAW Greenville
LUCILLE CHEATHAM COULBOURN Windsor
JUDY ARLENE COX New Bern
MIKKI DIANE COX Jacksonville
NANCY MARGARET COX Smithfield
"We wear short shorts!"
Sophomore senator Gloria Hofler
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LINDA DIAN CRANFORD Asheboro
GRAHAM CRAWFORD Greenville
DORIS ANNE CRAWLEY Bellarthur
NELL MILES CREDLE Washington
HAYDEN LEO CROOM Greenville
DAVID SHEPHERD CROSS Elizabethtown
NANCY ADELE CROSS Wilmington
REBEKAH ELLEN CROUCH Drakes Beach, Va.
RICHARD EARL CROUCH Fayetteville
KATHRYN ANN CRUMPLER Goldsboro
EVELYN B. CRUTCHFIELD Winston-Salem
JACKIE NETTE CRUTCHFIELD Pittsboro
EMILY ROSE CURRIN Franklinton
RALPH DONALD CUTHRELL Enfield
HANNAH BOONE CUTLER Washington
FREDERICK EUGENE DANIEL Spring Hope
HULBERT LESTER DANIELS, JR. Williamston
JUDD WILSON DANIELS Wake Forest
CHARLES WORL DANT Virginia Beach, Va.
ANN GREY DARDEN Williamston
EDWIN PARKER DAUGHTREY, JR. Franklin, Va.
RUTH ELIZABETH DAUGHTRY Faison
ELIZABETH ANN DAVIS Lucama
ELIZABETH MERSHON DAVIS Wilson
GENE DELANO DAVIS Conway
MARTHA ANN DAVIS Clayton
ROBERT WAYNE DAVIS Warsaw
VERNON C. DAVIS Clayton
EARL WEEKS DEAL Winterville
JIMMY LEE DEBRUHL Tarboro
EDNA SMITH DENBY Washington
MAUDE LEIGH DOBSON Edenton
MARGARET LARUE DOUGHTIE Whitakers
HERMAN LYNWOOD DOYE Wadesboro
ERNEST NELSON DUDLEY Greenville
BETTIE JEAN DUNN Henderson
DORIS CLARIE DUPONT Plant City, Fla.
JULIA ELLEN EASON Hookerton
BILLY H. EDMONDSON Tarboro
CARLTON RAY EDMONDSON Scotland Neck
KENNETH LAMAR EDWARDS Kannapolis
MARY JANICE EDWARDS Smithfield
PAUL DARRIN EDWARDS Fayetteville
PHYLLIS GRETCHEN EDWARD St. Pauls
RICHARD THOMAS EGERTON Littleton
HUBERT NEAL EGGLESTON Rocky Mount
BARBARA ANN EIDSON Timberlake
FRANCES LOUISE ELLER Charlotte
MARGARET JOAN ELLIOTT Chadbourn
JESSIE CALPHURNIA ELLIS Tarboro
MATT LEE ELMORE Dover
CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH EPPS Birmingham, Ala.
ALYCE CONSTANCE ERWIN Roanoke Rapids
ADA CELESTE EVANS Clarkton
VIRGINIA ANN EVANS Greenville
HILDA H. FAIRCLOTH Garland
JANET ROSELMA FANSLER Greenville
PATRICIA CAROLE FARMER Butner
WILLIAM RICHARD FAULKNER Rocky Mount
JOSEPHINE FAYED Roanoke Rapids
JEANETTE GRAY FINNEGAN Norfolk, Va.
WILLIAM PETER FINNEGAN Norfolk, Va.
PATRICIA FITZGERALD Micro
IRMA YVONNE FLEMING Greenville
MATTIE LOU FLEMING Greenville
DOROTHY MAY FLYNN Richmond, Va.
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"Modesty--what's that?
...We don't know."
JOHN KNOWLES FORBES Bath
JOHN WILLIAM FORBIS Greensboro
BARBARA LOU FORD Raleigh
NANOLA DAWN FORREST Tavares, Fla.
MARY ANN FOSTER Henderson
THEODORE KING FOUNTAIN, JR. Greenville
CORNELIA KATHERINE FULGHUM Middlesex
GERALDINE FUSSELL Teachey
WARREN T. GAINES Fayetteville
BARBARA ANN GALLOWAY Aurora
THURMAN ALLEN GARDNER Kinston
ERNEST LOUIS GARNER Newport
ELMO GASKILL, JR. Atlantic
BETTY VIC GASKINS Vanceboro
SHIRLEY ANN GAY Clayton
NEIL BARRY GEORGE Lynchburg, Va.
LUTHER WILSON GILLON Kannapolis
LOIS WARD GILMORE Nakina
KENNETH EARL GINN Greenville
DONALD EDWIN GLENN Durham
JAMES RICHARD GLOVER Butner
EMMA JEAN GODARD Williamston
ELIZABETH EDWARDS GOODWIN Zebulon
PAUL BEALE GOODWIN Portsmouth, Va.
CHARLES B. GORDON Clayton
THELIS RICHARDSON GORDON Elizabeth City
ROSE MARIE GORNTO Wilmington
LLOYD V. GRANTHAM Fairmont
NANCY LEE GRAVES Snow Camp
CARLTON WOODROW GRAY Greenville
FRANK EDWARD GRAYIEL Tarboro
EDWARD ALLEN GREENE Ayden
CHARLES H. GREGG Virginia Beach, Va.
KATIE REBA GRICE Goldsboro
CAROLYN ANN GRIFFIN Louisburg
JENNY PERRY GRIFFIN Williamston
MARCIA MARIE GUILFORD Aurora
CECIL RAY GURGANUS Greenville
J. KAY GUTHRIE New Bern
JACKIE VERRION GUTHRIE Harkers Island
AMY SUE GWALTNEY New Bern
NANCY OWEN GWYNN Henderson
LAMARR HADLEY Wilson
GEORGE SMITH HAILSIP Hamilton
EDNA LORETTA HALL Candler
GROVER THURMAN HALL, III Fayetteville
JAMES KENNETH HALL Fayetteville
JAMES MALCOLM HALL, JR. Watha
WILLIAM LEON HAMILTON, JR. Raleigh
BETTY FRANCS H. HARDEE Greenville
POPE LOFTIN HARDEE Smithfield
MABLE L. HARDISON Plymouth
RAY EUGENE HARKEY Kannapolis
LIONEL BARRYMORE HARPER Kinston
WILLIAM BLACKLEDGE HARPER Reep Run
GEORGE W. HARRELL, JR. Tarboro
JAMES PATRICK HARRELL Hertford
GERALD DOUGLAS HARRIS Cash corner
MOYER LESTER HARRIS, JR. Asheboro
NANCY WILSON HARRIS Greenville
PATRICIA SHEARON HARRIS Bethel
ANN ELIZABETH HARRISON Williamston
CLIFTON O'NEAL HARRISON La Grange
LOIS JACQUIN HARRISON Plymouth
TED O. HARRISON Tarboro
WILLIAM ALTON HARRISON Williamston
ROBERT GORWOOD HART Portsmouth, Va.
DAVID LEE HARVEY Littleton
PATRICIA ANN HARVEY Thomasville
LESLIE CARROLL HAWKINS Cove City
PEGGY JOYCE HAYES Clinton
PHYLLIS REID HEARNE High Point
GEORGE GRIFFIN HEATH New Bern
THOMMY ERIC HEATH Randleman
JOHN RONALD HENDRIX Fayetteville
MABEL KAY HERRING Mt. Olive
FLORENCE EMILY HEWETT New Bedford, Mass.
ARLINE HIGH Roanoke Rapids
M. REBECCA HILL Kinston
HAROLD GRAY HINNANT Ayden
CAROLYN JANE HINTON Zebulon
DOROTHY LOU HODGES Sanford
LIDA ELIZABETH HOFFMAN Kinston
GLORIA ANN HOFLER Hobbsville
RUTH CAROLYN HOLDER Blowing Rock
LILLIAN ANNE HOLMAN Hertford
NELLIE FAY HOLMES Stella
DELOREESS ANN HOLT Graham
SHIRLEY JEAN HOLT Burlington
ALICE BESS HOLTON Youngsville
JO ANN HOOKS Porstmouth, Va.
JOHN WLATER HOOPER, JR. Yanceyville
BILL WAYNE HOPPER Madison
SALLY J. HOUSTON Beulaville
ANN WOODWARD HOWARD Warsaw
BONNIE LOUISE HOWARD Greenville
WILLIAM CURTIS HOWELL Pikeville
SAMUEL PALMER HUDSON Dunn
JAMES MAYNARD HUFFINES Brown Summit
ROBERT HENRY HUMPHREYS Statesville
CHARLOTTE ANN HUMPHRIES Roxboro
JUDY ANN HUTCHENS Sanford
ROBERT LEWIS HUTCHENS Sanford
EDWARD STOWELL HYDE Portsmouth
KAYE FRANCES HYMAN Oak City
WILLIAM ELLIOTT INABINETT Enfield
GEORGE THOMAS IPOCK, JR. Greenville
BILLY PAT JACKSON Dunn
Sophomores
Art class meets on front campus for landscape sketching.
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THOMAS T. JACKSON Godwin
JOYCE FAYE JENKINS Greenville
PAUL DEWEY JENKINS Newport
RUDD LEE JENSON Portsmouth, Va.
ELIZABETH ANN JERNIGAN Mt. Olive
JUDITH FAYE JERNIGAN Dunn
ELIZABETH ANN JOHNSON Weaverville
EVELYN CAROLINE JOHNSON Clinton
GLENDA ELLEN JOHNSON Four Oaks
JAMES BARTELETTE JOHNSON Lillington
TED H. JOHNSON Fayetteville
JOHN LINWOOD JOHNSTON Greenville
ALMA KAY JONES Littleton
BARBARA JEAN JONES Raleigh
CHARLES CLIFTON JONES Trenton
CONSTANCE GERALDINE JONES Snow Hill
JERALD BOYETTE JONES Garner
JOHN ATWOOD JONES Richlands
KENNETH RAYNOR JONES New Bern
SUSAN LOUISE JONES Rocky Point
AL R. JOYNER New Bern
JACQUELINE JOYNER Lewiston
JEAN HELEN JOYNER Zebulon
JAMES TILMAN KEEL Greenville
MARTHA ANNE KELLAM Biscoe
NANCY CATHERINE KELLY Wilmington
MAJORIE JEAN KENNEDY Kinston
KENNETH KARL KILPATRICK Hendersonville
PATSY MARINE KILPATRICK Dover
ANNE OVERTON KING Turkey
NANCY CAROL KINSEY Laurinburg
RALPH WILLIAMS KIRK Bath
JIMMY B. KIRKLAND Raleigh
SUSAN FRANCES KOHLER Conshohocken, Pa.
CLARA T. W. KUNG New York, N.Y.
BARBARA JEAN LAMBERT Kannapolis
EDWARD EARLE LANCASTER Vanceboro
BARBARA ANN LANGDON Smithfield
DONNA GWENDOLYN LANGLEY Spring Lake
BARBARA JANICE LANGSTON Goldsboro
PHYLLIS CAROLE LANGSTON Raleigh
FRED IRVIN LASSIER Edenton
RUSSELL LAFAYETTE LASSITER Colerain
SUE EVELYN LASSITER Four Oaks
JAMES R. LATHAM Chocowinity
DONALD RAY LAWHORN Newton Grove
CLARA MARGARET LAWRENCE Raleigh
MARY LEE LAWRENCE Tarboro
PATRICIA ANN LAYE Belmont
BARBARA ANN LEE Benson
ERNEST W. LEE, JR. Roanoke Rapids
JO ANN LEE Benson
MARGARET CORNELIA LEEUWENBURG Wilmington
WAYDIE D. LEWIS Greenville
BARBARA ROSE LINDSAY Faison
JOE NELSON LOFLIN Fayetteville
NANCYE ELIZABETH LOMAX Kannapolis
MARDGE ETTA LUPTON Belhaven
LENDORA ANN LYTCH Laurinburg
SHIRLEY S. MADDOX Washington
SAMUEL THOMAS MAGILL, JR. Beaufort
HARRIET LEE MAHER South Norfolk, Va.
SIDNEY CORNELIOUS MALLORY Williamston
LONA JEANETTE MANNING Bethel
MARTHA NELL MARCOM Raleigh
BETTY LOU MARSHBOURNE Spring Hope
JAMES EDWARD MARTIN Collinsville, Va.
JOSEPH ROY MARTIN JR. Greenville
SHERRY ANNE MASKE Rockingham
MARY ELIZABETH MASSAD Benson
LUCY JANE MASSEY Gaston
WILLIE BYRON MASSEY Lynchburg, Va.
BETTY JEAN MATHENY Rolesville
BARBARA JANE MATTHEWS Castalia
CLYDE WALTER MATTHEWS Front Royal, Va.
DORIS ELIZABETH MATTHEWS Carthage
PATSY MARIE MAYNARD Warrenton
BETTY CARLENE MAYNOR Burlington
LAURA CECELIA McARTHUR Greenville
BARBARA STEPHENSON McCOY Boykins, Va.
JIMI ELIZABETH McDANIEL Kinston
CLARA ANNETTE McDONALD Seaford, Del.
JUDITH ANNE McDUFFIE Columbia
CHARLOTTE ROSE McLAMB Four Oaks
VELMA KAY McLAWHON Kinston
JESSIE LUCILE McLAWHORN Ayden
LOIS JO McLEAN Raeford
RACHEL ANNE McLEOD Sanford
VERENA JOYCE MEADS Greenville
HILDA LEE MELTON Battleboro
Sophomores
DORIS ANN MERCER Bladenboro
JAMES LARRY MERCER Wilson
JOYCE FAYE MERRITT Kinston
CAROLYN GENEVIEVE MILLER Richfield
CECIL IRVIN MILLER Newport
EVEYLYN HARRIET MILLER Norfolk, Va.
PATRICIA ANN MILLIKIN Weldon
BARBARA ANN MILLS Greenville
GERALENE MILLS Richmond, Va.
JAMES R. MILLS Winterville
JESSE LEE MILLLS Greenville
SANDRA PORTER MILLS Greenville
BETTY FRANCE MILTON Lillington
JAMES GORDON MINTON Belcross
BARBARA ANN MISKELLY Millville, N.J.
BETTY JEAN MOBLEY Winterville
MITCHELL STONE MOON Lynchburg, Va.
SANDRA LEE MOON Graham
BARBARA ANNE MOORE Acme
BETTY FAYE MOORE Raleigh
LEONIDAS J. MOORE JR. New Bern
ANNE WHITTELSEY MORGAN Farmville
ADINA DEAN MORRIS Goldsboro
BURL STEVENS MOORIS Concord
BARBARA ANN MOSER Julian
JEAN ALLEN MOTTERN Greenville
JEANETTE ANN MORTLAND Durham
SHIRLEY GRAY MOZINGO Kenly
RACHEL YVONNE MULLINS Enfield
CHARLES RAYE MUNN Rockingham
ROBERT FLEMING MURRAY Creedmoor
THOMAS ALFRED MUSTIAN JR. Whitakers
WILBUR LEE NEWMAN Chadbourn
FRANCE LOUISE NEWSOM Scotland Neck
MARY BETH NICHOLS Sims
WILLIAM THOMAS NICHOLS Greenville
EDWARD LEE NORRIS Alexandria, Va.
WILLIAM THOMAS NORRIS, JR. Raleigh
CAROLYN SMITH OLIPHANT LaGrange
BETSY BURKE ORR Robbinsville
LINDABELLE OUTLAW Vienna, Va.
BETTIE RAE OVERMAN Goldsboro
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CAROLYN LEE OVERMAN Goldsboro
JOYCE NELL OVERMAN Goldsboro
K. MARLENE OVERMAN Mt. Olive
PATRICIA DARE OVERMAN Kenly
DORIS KAY OVERTON Norfolk, Va.
PHILLIP EARL OVERTON Jamesville
SHELBY JEAN OVERTON Hertford
HILDA FAYE OWENS Fountain
WILMA PAIT Bladenboro
JOSEPH RANDALL PAGE Tarboro
CECIL W. PARKER Havelock
CYNTHIA TREAVLYN PARKER Stokes
ADDIE LENORA PATE Goldsboro
NORMAN STUART PATTEN Mt. Olive
JAMES E. PAUL Belhaven
JOSEPH ARNOLD PEELE Aulander
BESTY ROSS PERRY Sanford
LOWELL GENE PERRY Colerain
CHARLES LEE PHARR Tarboro
MARGARET WHITE PHELPS Greenville
BARBARA RUBELLE PHILLIPS Grifton
LEEUNE GRAVES PHILLIPS Burlington
LILLIE MAE PHILLIPS Warsaw
PATSY BRYANT PHILLIPS Fountain
BETTY LOU PIERCE Gatesville
JOHN GARRETT PIERCE, JR. New Castle, Del.
ALBERT FRANKLIN PINKHAM Washington
ANDREA LANE PITTMAN Raleigh
BARBARA SUE PLEASANTS Raleigh
BARBARA ANN POLLARD Greenville
SAMUEL RICHARD POLLARD Tarboro
PENNIE JEANETTE PORTER Salemburg
EVELYN POWELL Clarendon
JESSIE WILLIAM POWELL Greenville
SYLVIA ANNE POWELL Boykins, Va.
THOMAS JEFFERESON POWELL Greenville
CARLTON EUGENE PRESCOTT Snow Hill
PEGGY ANN PRIDGEN Wilmington
CHARLOTTE MARIE PURIFOY New Bern
BOBBY EMMETT RAINES Raleigh
MARGARET ANN RANKIN Mocksville
NANCY LOUISE RAWLES Hendersonville
GEORGE W. RAY, JR. Durham
MARY BEA RAY Selma
ANN CLIFT REDMAYNE Richmond, Va.
PATRICIA WHITE REEL Elizabeth City
BETTY REA RIDDICK Hobbsville
DORIS FAYE ROBBINS Roanoke Rapids
CARROL SAUNDERS ROBERSON Williamston
JO ANN ROBERTS, JR. Greenville
RICHARD SCOTT ROBERTS Southport
DAVID C. ROGERS Monroe
CATHERINE M. ROGERSON Williamston
JANIE STANCILL ROLLINS Bethel
Betty Lou Bell doesn't bother to use umbrella. Being from Atlantic, she enjoys her first snow.
Snow cream was made in trash cans and even wash basins in some dorms.
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OLA MAE ROSS Swan Quarter
EMILY CELENE ROZIER Lumberton
GARNES LANIER RUMLEY Brown Summit
CARL SMAUEL RUSS Grantsboro
ELIZABETH ANNE RUSSELL Hubert
EMMIE GRACE RUSSELL Dover
BONNY LEE RUTLEDGE Ayden
SYLVIA MARIE SAMPEDRO Durham
CLAUDETTE ANN SANDERS Elizabeth City
BOBBY BENTON SASSER Goldsboro
NETTIE JANE SASSER Goldsboro
ALICE LUCRETIA SAULS Fremont
JANICE CAROLE SAUNDERS Rockingham
MICKIE SUMRELL SAVAGE Greenville
S. JANE SLEBY Columbia
VIRGINIA ROSS SERMONS Greenville
NOAH McKIMMEY SEYMORE, JR. Elizabeth City
CHARLES HOMER SHIELDS Winston-Salem
SUE SHIPLEY Williamston
THELMA JANE SKIPPER Whiteville
ALICE FORSTY SMITH Garland
BARBARA ANN SMITH Vanceboro
BARBARA ILEENE SMITH Fayetteville
CAROLYN ELDORA SMITH Four Oaks
DONALD SMITH Portsmouth, Va.
DOROTHY CRAIG SMITH Zebulon
FLOYD ARUTHUR SMITH Grifton
JOHN M. SMITH Charlotte
JUNE MAYWOOD SMITH Ayden
LEWIS E. SMITH Greenville
MARKIE ANN SMITH Goldsboro
MARTHA ANNE SMITH Raleigh
M. ELIZABETH SMITH Fountain
NELL AILEEN SMITH Nashville
SANDI GRAY SMITH Kernersville
SUE ELLEN SMITH Greenville
JOHN MICHAEL SOUTHERLAND Kinston
PATSY JAMES SPAIN Stokes
JAMES HORACE SPEIGHT Kinston
MARY MADELINE SPENCE Kinston
JOHN THOMAS SPRY Winston-Salem
KENNETH L. STALLS Washington
JOHN RUSSELL STANCIL Angier
WILLIS JOHNSTON STANCILL Greenville
KEITH ARDEN STARLING Fayetteville
MARY ELIZABETH STEWART Goldsboro
VERNON ERVIN STOCKS Havelock
JAMES GARRET STONE Reidsville
SANDRA SUE STRICKLAND Raleigh
GLENDA TAYLOR STUBBS Greenville
CHRISTINE JOHNETTE STRYON Morehead City
ANN LINDLEY SUGG Silver Spring, Md.
BOBBIE JO SUTTON LaGrange
LEONARD F. SUTTON Mt. Olive
Sophomores
A familiar scene under the canopy of oaks lining Fifth Street.
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PRISCILLA SUE SUTTON Ayden
JAMES WILLIAM SWAIN Columbia
NOAH FRANCIS SWANSON Morehead City
LEON F. SWENTON North Plainfield, N.J.
ROSEMARY KERR SWISHER Wilmington
FRANCES L. THOMPSON SYKES Warrenton
GERALD W. SYLVIANT, JR. Snow Hill
JULIA ERLENE TANDY Frisco
MYRA LUCILLE TATUM Asheville
ADELL TAYLOR Richlands
ELIZABETH ANNE TAYLOR Como
FRANCIS BEASLEY TAYLOR Kinston
JUDITH MASON TAYLOR Chocowinity
OPAL DAWN TAYLOR Tarboro
SYLVIA JEAN TAYLOR Vanceboro
TALMAGE RAY TAYLOR Dunn
WILLIAM SEXMOUR TAYLOR Linden
CARLTON RELDON TEW Tarboro
JO ANN TEW Williamston
CLECIE McKIERER THACKER Beaufort
LOIS CHRISTINE THARRINGTON Nashville
ANGELETA ELIZABETH THOMAS Pink Hill
BETTY EMILY THOMAS Pittsboro
SYLVIA ANN THOMAS Sanford
ROBERT ARNOLD THOMPSON Durham
JUDITH DARE THORNTON Mount Olive
MARTHA KATHLEEN THURMAN Rocky Mount
PEGGY MURIEL TINGEN Fuquay Springs
PATRICIA TUCKER TRIPP Grimesland
HERBERT CLIFTON TUCKER, III Benson
GRACE ELIZABETH TUNNELL Greenville
SOPHIA ANN TWIFORD Engelhard
DAVID RAY TYNDALL Goldsboro
CELIA ANN TYSON Burlington
SYLVIA LOIS UZZELL Scotland Neck
SALLY MARIE VADNAIS Camp Lejeune
WINNIE LORRAINE VANDIFORD Hookerton
ANGELINE JOAN VAN DYK Pantego
JERRY BRONSON VANDYKE Belmont
HENRY C. VANSANT Hampton, Va.
CHARLES LEIGH VAUGHAN Porstmouth, Va.
BEARL D. VICK Rocky Mount
MARLENE LAVERNE VICK Spring Hope
DAN CHARLES VISMON Rockingham
ANNETTA LUCILE WADE Camp Lejeune
PEGGY JEAN WALLACE Greenville
JOHN McDONALD WALSTON Snow Hill
CHARLES STUART WARD Bethel
BARBARA JEAN WARNER Whiteville
BETTY ALLEN WARREN Roseboro
BOBBY SMITH WARREN Mebane
EMILY FRANCES WARREN Vanceboro
JOHN MAURICE WARREN Grantsboro
ADRIAN CAROILNE WATERS New Bern
ALICE DAWN WATERS Winterville
BOBBY WAYNE WATERS Roanoke Rapids
JACQUELYN OVERTON WATERS Jamesville
E. PEARL WATTS Whiteville
JOHN GILLIAM WATTS Woodsdale
DIANE WEBB Pinetops
SYLVESTER BUDITT WELCH Arlington, Va.
BARNEY HUGH WEST Durham
BETSY JOYCE WEST Roseboro
LINWOOD LEE WEST Warsaw
PATRICIA LEE WEST Greenville
ALICE CHRISTINE WETHERINGTON Robersonville
CORNELIA FRANCES WHEELER Holly Springs
MARIAN CAROL WHITE Greenville
RICHARD LEE WHITE, JR. South Africa
MAX RICHARD WHITESELL Pinehurst
JANYCE WHITFIELD Robersonville
JOYCE WHITFIELD Robersonville
ANN WARD WHITLEY Pantego
BETTY MAE WICKER Sanford
HARRY LEE WICKER Sanford
JUDY P. WILES Greensboro
ALLEN JEANNETTE WILLIAMS Hertford
BARBARA LYNN WILLIAMS Morehead City
BILLY M. WILLIAMS Elm City
CLEO ROGER WILLIAMS Roanoke Rapids
DEMPSEY HINTON WILLIAMS, III Fayetteville
DENNIS EARL WILLIAMS Kinston
EDGAR VAL WILLIAMS Wilmington
ELIZABETH MAE WILLIAMS Burlington
LLOYD DALE WILLIAMS Scotland Neck
VIVIAN ANN WILLIAMS Fayetteville
JUDITH ANN WILLIS Morehead City
WILLIAM KING WILLIS Greenville
JOYCE ANNETTE WILLOUGHBY Ayden
BARBARA W. WILSON Greenville
DIXIE DRAUGHON WILSON Dunn
JANET ELIZABETH WILSON Roseboro
FRANCES ANGUSTA WINN Louisburg
THOMAS E. WINSTEAD Wilson
HARLEY VAN WOOLARD Grifton
STEVE LEADFORD WOOLARD Washington
AGNES CORINNE WOOTEN Kinston
GLENDA FAYE WORKMAN Mebane
SUSAN W. WYLIE Arlington, Va.
DURWOOD KIRBY WYNNE Washington
PEGGY FRANCES WYNNE Franklinton
PEGGY O'NEIL WYNNE Williamston
SANDRA MAE YORKS Durham
MARGARET ALICE YOUNG Henderson
THOMAS GLENN YOUNG Lexington
GEORGE JOHN ZAMBOS Belhaven
Sophomores
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OFFICERS
RAYMOND GILLIKIN President
JOE PAKE Vice President
JUDY HEARNE Secretary
BETTY WEEKS Treasurer
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BARNETT OLIVER ADLER Raleigh
PATSY ANN ALEXANDER Jacksonville
JONNIE PROCTOR ALFORD, JR. Whitakers
ALBERT GIDEON ALLEN Goldsboro
LOUIE JANE ALLEN Four Oaks
WALKER LEE ALLEN Greenville
DAVID EUGENE ALLIGOOD Washingotn
WILLIAM GLENN ALPHIN Fayetteville
EFFIE LEE AMAN Jacksonville
ERNEST YATES ANDERSON Elizabeth City
RACHEL W. ANDREWS Timberlake
JAMES CURTIS ARLEDGE, JR. Kinston
LARRY BUREN ARMSTRONG Stanely
JAMES BUCHANAN ASHWORTH Fuquay Springs
MARGIE ANN ATKINSON Fairmont
SONIA ANNE AZAM Jacksonville
NOVELLA GREY BAGGETT Kenly
BILLY JAMES BAILEY Greensboro
JAMES ZUILL BAILEY Bishopville, S.C.
JOHNNY FRANK BAILEY Robersonville
BEATRICE FAYE BAKER Farmville
DORIS JEAN BAKER Lousiburg
EDITH LOUVINIA BAKER Burlington
EDNA ELIZABETH BAKER Farmville
HERMAN DANIEL BAKER Smithfield
JO ANN BAKER Tarboro
NANCY MYERS BAKER Falkland
SUSIE KAYE BAKER Farmville
VIRGINIA CAROLE BAKER Rich Square
VIRGINIA ANN BALDWIN Apex
Freshmen
JAMES BROOKS BALLANCE Fremont
GRACIE LEE BARBER Clinton
RICHARD STEPHENSON BARFIELD Fayetteville
SUDIE LOUISE BARFIELD Chadbourn
WILLIAM JENNINGS BARFIELD, JR. Goldsboro
FRANK EARL BARHAM Weldon
WILLIAM REGINALD BARNACASCEL Windsor
JIMMY HORACE BARNES Chadbourn
BRENDA ADELAIDE BARRETT Farmville
PATRICIA ANN BARROW Snow Hill
VIVIAN CAROL BARROW Snow Hill
DAN BURCH BATEMAN Ayden
MARGARET ROSE BATEMAN Preston, Md.
PHYLLIS ANN BATTEN Kenly
CAROLYN LORENA BAXLEY Lumberton
MARY ANN BAZEMORE Cofield
SIDNEY TAYLOR BEACHAM Williamston
DORIS MOORING BEAMAN Snow Hill
WALTER JERRY BEAN Goldsboro
HELEN JEANETTE BELL Warsaw
WANDA LEE BELL Farmville
CALVIN KIRK BENNETT Fayetteville
TERRENCE MAHUE BENNETTE Bridgeton
GLENDA FAYE BENTON Seven Springs
LINDA FAYE BERRY Roanoke Rapids
DAPHNE DAWN BEST CLinton
KAREN SUE BEST Mt. Olive
MARY JOHN BEST Mt. Olive
CARL AUGUST BESTEDT Greenville
JUDITH LOGAN BISHOP Raleigh
JAMES DAVID BLANTON Fayetteville
LAWRENCE MURAT BLIZARD Whiteville
JIMMY GRAY BLYTHE Seaboard
THOMAS WINFRED BOGEY Grifton
EDNA MAY BOONE Gates
JOYCE KAYE BOONE Elm City
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"Goodbye, Mama."
"Things are looking better"
MARILYN BOONE Rich Square
PEGGY JOYCE BOONE Raleigh
VERNON FRANK BOSTIC Pink Hill
MILLY HART BOWDEN Greenville
BRENDA JEAN BOWEN Plymouth
CLYDE BENNY BOWES Burlington
LOTTIE FAYE BOYETTE Trenton
SUE CAROL BOYETTE Trenton
WILLIAM MARSHALL BRADDY New Bern
RUBY WEST BRADSHAW Kinston
EDITH FAYE BRANTLEY Durham
WILLIAM CLOYCE BRASWELL Ayden
PEGGY LOUISE BREEDLOVE Nashville
GAY DAWN BRINKLEY Thomasville
LENA RUTH BRITT Four Oaks
NATHAN C. BRITT Dublin
WILLIAM JOSEPH BRITT, JR. Fairmont
REGINALD TALMADGE BROHAWN, JR. Greenville
JULIA REBECCA BROOKS Oxford
EMILY KAREN BROWN Rodyco
HAROLD ELLIS BROWN Bennett
JACKIE CAROLYN BROWN Selma
KATHRYN RAYE BROWN Mt. Olive
NINA LOUISE BROWN Robersonville
RUSSELL GREY BROWN, JR. Winston-Salem
WILLIAM ASHLEY BROWN, JR. Williamston
BETTY LOU BRYAN Lumberton
LUCIAN DILLAR BRYAN Greenville
VIOLET FAY BRYAN Mt. Olive
EVELYN MARIE BRYANT Pendleton
RUSSELL MACON BRYANT Martinsville, Va.
KENNETH CLYDE BUCK Gates
JAMES CORCKER BUENS, JR. Sumter, S.C.
LINDA FAYE BULLARD Bladensboro
PEARLENE ANNETTE BULLOCK Sanford
JOHN ROBERT BUNDY Laurel Hill
PATSY JOAN BUNTING Oak City
GEORGE ODEN BURBAGE Bath
BONNIE LEIGH BURCH Walstonburg
MARVEL GALE BURGESS Wilson's Mills
MARGARET LINDSAY BURNSIDE Raleigh
EUGENE FREDERICK BUTLER, JR. Clayton
VIRGINIA CAROL BUTLER Lillington
WILLIAM M. BUTLER Dublin
CATHERINE WITHERS BYNUM Raleigh
FRANCES ELAINE BYRD Bunnlevel
JOYCE ANNE BYRUM Corapeake
ALICE ELIZABETH CALHOUN Fayetteville
JEWEL ELLEN CALLIHAN Elizabethtown
CAROLINE REBECCA CAMPBELL Rocky Mount
LINDA WAITE CAMPBELL Charlotte
SANDRA JEAN CAMPBELL Hamlet
PATRICIA BETH CANNING Hampton, Va.
L. JULAINE CANNON Ayden
Freshmen
TRAVIS ANN CANNON Grimesland
JUDITH CAROL CARR Wallace
JULIA CATHERINE CARR Watha
BARBARA ANN CARRAWAY Swansboro
EDWARD LEE CARROLL Garner
DONALD HUBERT CARROW Bath
WILBUR ALLEN CASTELLOW Windsor
MARY KATHERINE CATES Hurle Mills
NORMA JEAN CATLETT Dunn
GLENDA DERETTA CAVINESS Aberdeen
LORETTA ANNE CAWTHORNE Zebulon
PEGGY ANN CHAMBERS High Point
JAYNE CAMERON CHANDLER Suffolk, Va.
ROSE RANKIN CHASON Maysville
JIMMY ALFRED CHERRY Wilson
VIRGINIA CHERRY Goldsboro
SHELTON JUAN CHESSON Williamston
CAROLE ADELE CHISHOLM Summit, N.J.
JOYCE EARLE CHITTY Ahoskie
CARVILLE BANKS CLARK, JR. Fuquay Springs
NANCY LUCILLE CLIFTON Faison
PATRICIA MOORE COBB Fountain
WILLIAM STEVE COCHRAN Washington
PAUL RAYMOND COFFIN Haw River
GLORIA JEAN COLEMAN Scotland Neck
CARL GRAHAM COLEY New Bern
VINCENT S. CALIA Jamaica, N.Y.
WILLIAM HENRY COLLIER Waynesboro, Va.
WILLIAM JOSEPH COLUCCI Plainfield, N.J.
EVELYN DIXON COLWELL Clinton
ROBERT EMMITT CONNOLLY New York, N.Y.
LIBBY GWYNETTE COOKE Mt. Airy
BOBBY EUGENE COOLEY Scotland Neck
SANDRA LEE COOPER Fayetteville
WILLIAM EARL COOPER Elizabeth City
JAMES LEVY COREY Greenville
ALICE GAMMON CORIOLANO Columbus, Ohio
SARAH JANE COTTEN Holly Ridge
WILLIAM RUFUS COWIN Williamston
CHARLES OSCAR COX Greenville
JAMES WALTER COX, JR. Lumberton
ANN HARRELL CRAFT Saratoga
CYNTHIA ANN CRANFORD Greenville
JANET CAROLE CRATHC Aurora
PHILIP HOWELL CRAWFORD, III Kinston
LARRY WAYNE CRAYTON Greesnsboro
JOHN TROY CREECH Smithfield
EDNA CHARLOTTE CREWS winston-Salem
LYNNDA FRANCES CROUCH Bassett, Va.
MARGARET ANN CUDE Greensboro
THOMAS CLARANCE CULBRETH Plymouth
PEGGY JOYCE CULVERHOUSE Acme
LILLIAN ANN CURRIE Rocky Mt.
JOYCE ANNE CURRIN Graham
JOHN THOMAS CUTLER Kinston
BRENDA VEAN DAIL Walstonburg
JOHN EDWARD DAIL Beulaville
RONDA KAY DANDLIKER Greensboro
WILLIS JULE DANIEL, JR. Roxboro
CAROLYN HOPE DAUGHERTY Dover
MARY CRAIG DAUGHTRIDGE Scotland Neck
ELIZABETH LOUISE DAUGHTRY Wilmington
ROGER MR. DAUGHTRY Greenville
JAMES RAY DAVIDSON Kinston
ADA JACQUELINE DAVIS Hope Hills
ANN MARIE DAVIS Davis
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The "Big Sisters" of Cotton Hall
BARBARA LYNN DAVIS Greenville
CAROLYN JAMES DAVIS Bladenboro
HERBERT ISLER DAVIS Seven Springs
MARGARET ANNETTE DAVIS Faison
MARTHA ANN DAVIS Hobgood
NORMA CAROL DAVIS Rocky Mount
PHYLLIS WHITE DAVIS Roxboro
WILLIAM EDWIN DAVIS Seven Springs
BENJAMIN G. DAY Morehead City
BILLY EUGENE DEES Hope Mills
PEGGY LULA DELOATCH Conway
NANSY MARIE DENNIS Raleigh
FRANK GORDON DEW Plymouth
JAMES BROUGHTON DEWAR, JR. Fuquay Springs
EDNA LOUISE DICKINS Goldsboro
CARL HENRY DIXON New Bern
NANCY SUE DIXON Greenville
PEGGY JEAN DIXON Greenville
JANICE DOBIE Havelock
JAMES CLARENCE DOVE Rocky Mount
VIRGINIA RIVES DOWD Richmond, Va.
MARY ALICE DOWDY Mesic
DENYSE ANNE DRAPER Manassas, Va.
PHYLLIS JANE DUDLEY Grifton
JAMES RAY DUNCAN Clarendon
JAMES WILLIAM DUNCAN New Bern
JOHNSIE RUTH DUNCAN South Mills
JANIS GREY DUNHAM Elizabethtown
KAY JOHNSON DUNN Ayden
ELIZABETH GAYLE EAKER Drexel
JESSE JACK EDGERTON Oriental
VICTOR REGGIE EDGERTON Oriental
EVELYN MARIE EDMONDSON Bath
BETTE JOANNE EDWARDS Ayden
LENDY CARNELL EDWARDS Greenville
MADLYN EDWARDS Grimesland
MERLE WHITE EDWARDS Kinston
ANNA GENE EFIRD Siler City
CAROL EFIRD Kinston
MILDRED KAY EFLAND Efland
PHILLIP ROBERT EISENMAN, JR. Jacksonville
WILLIAM WYCHE ELEY Norfolk, Va.
SARA FRANCES ELKINS Elizabethtown
JOHNNY EDWARD ELLEN Raleigh
PATRICIA ANN ELLIOTT Hertford
CHARLES EDWARD ELLIS Fayetteville
DORIS JEAN ELLIS Faison
BILLY WARREN ELSTON Wallace
WAITUS C. ENGLISH, JR. Warsaw
ROBERT JAMES ESTES Norfolk, Va.
PATRICIA GAIL EVANS Selma
SUE CAROL EVANS Wilson
THOMAS LUCAS EVANS New Bern
CAROL JEANETTE EVERETT Roper
Freshmen
MARY ELLEN EVERETT Ayden
PATSY DAWES FARMER Elm City
EDWARD JOSEPH FARRELL Durham
JEFFERSON HUX FAUCETTE Morehead City
WILLIAM FRANKLIN FAULKNER Hope Mills
JOHANTHAN KERR FELTON Greenville
JAMES THERON FERREL Fayetteville
JAMES HEWITT FIELDS, JR. Kinston
RONALD CHARLES FIELDS Tar Heel
HELEN ROSANNA FINLEY Winston-Salem
SADIE RAY FITTS Rocky Mount
DOROTHY JEAN FLAKE Greenville
ROY CHETWYND FLANAGAN Kinston
DAVID BRECKENRIDGE FLETCHER Edenton
GERALD GRAY FLETCHER Winston-Salem
RONALD HENRY FOCHLER New Bern
KENNETH WAYNE FORBES Macclesfield
JANICE FORDHAM Greenville
CATHERINE HOPE FORESTER Wilkesboro
RUTH ELAINE FORNTER Concord
NANCY LUCILLE FOWLKES London Bridge, Va.
BETTY ROSE FRAZIER Henderson
CLARNENCE WARWICK FRAZZELLE Richlands
JEAN FREEMAN Windsor
JOAN FREEMAN Windsor
SYLVIA ANN FREEMAN Washington
WAYNE THOMAS FRICK Kannapolis
CAROL V. FULCHER Buxton
JEAN CAROL FULCHER Atlantic
CHARLES ROBERT FULLWOOD Jacksonville
NANNETTE FUSSELL Bladenboro
RICHARD ALTON FUTRELL Teachey
JAMES GORHAM GARDNER Rocky Mount
WILLIAM MARVIN GARDNER Greenville
DAVID HAWKINS GARRISON Greensboro
JUDY ANN GAY Vienna, Va.
SYLVIA HOPE GAY Farmville
DAVID SPENCER GAYLORD Greensboro
CARROLL LEE GEDDES Fayetteville
JANE LEE GILBERT London Bridge, Va.
RAYMOND PAUL GILLIKIN Beaufort
IRIS MOORING GINN Snow Hill
RICHARD CHANNING GLENN Elizabethtown
WILLIAM BANKS GODFREY, JR. Greensboro
ELLA MAE GODLEY Bath
MARTHA CAMPBELL BODLEY Washington
JOHN LARRY GODWIN Dunn
IRIS FAYE GORE Wilmington
NANCY LILLIAN GRADY Kenansville
SANDERS WILSON GRADY Goldsboro
DORIS MARIE GRAY Timberlake
JOAN FRANCES GREGORY Farmville
HAROLD DEAN GREEN Brown Summit
MARY JUDITH GREEN Zebulon
MICHAEL SUZANNE GREEN Raleigh
JOYCE ANN GREENE Cerro Gordo
FLORENCE ELLEN GRIFFIN Dunn
GEORGE THOMAS GRIFFIN Fayetteville
SANDRA FAYE GRIFFIN Jacksonville
VERNIE MAE GRIFFIN Lillington
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Freshman Senator Jayne Chandler
BETSY ANN GRIMSLEY Asheboro
MARY ALICE GUFFORD Goldsboro
JULIA ESTELLA GURGANUS Smithfield
MARJORIE JANE GURGANUS Williamston
ROYAL ARLIE GURGANUS Jamesville
CEGERNA BELLE GURLEY Goldsboro
MARGARET CLARK GUTHRIE Morehead City
PHILIP MARSH GUY Fayetteville
ARTHUR RAY GWALTNEY Greenville
RICHARD VENABLE HAAR Greenville
BETTY JOYCE HACKETT Greensboro
WILLIAM ARTHUR HAISLIP Portsmouth, Va.
JUDY CAROLE HALEY Raleigh
DEANIE HALL Kinston
RAMONA GWEN HALL Greenville
JOAN VARDELL HAMILTON Fayetteville
PENNY MAE HAMILTON Hickory
CAROLYN JOYCE HAMMOND Fayetteville
JOANNE KELLIHAN HAMMOND Cerro Gordo
EDITH FAYE HARDEE Ayden
MARGARET JANICE HARDISON Jamesville
EDWIN LEE HARDISTER Badin
BETTY ANNE HARDY Winterville
BENNY HARKER New Bern
REBECCA DEAL HARPER Rocky Mount
SANDRA JEAN HARRELL Washington
CLAUDE FELTON HARRIS Wilson
DOROTHY LOUISE HARRIS Greenville
JACQUELINE ALLEN HARRIS Columbia
JANNIE CATHERINE HARRIS Creedmoor
RONALD LEE HARRIS Kannapolis
WILLIAM RAY HARRIS Goldsboro
ROBERTA ESTELLE HARRISON Williamston
EARL DURWOOD HART Vanceboro
JOHN SMITH HART Ayden
JUDTIH ARLENE HART Grifton
PATRICIA HART Henderson
LINWOOD E. HARTSELL Kinston
PAUL ROBERT HARVEY Morehead City
COKE ALEXANDER HAYES Ahoskie
JUDITH ERLINE HEARNE Greenville
CATHERINE LINDA HEATH Kinston
JAMES EARL HEATH Grimesland
JONICE KAY HEATH New Bern
CAMILLA ANN HENDERSON Greenville
JUDITH CAROLE HENDERSON Winston-Salem
ROLAND GAIL HENDERSON Warsaw
IRIS DOAN HERRING Selma
RONALD LESLIE HICKMAN Lumberton
REBECCA ANN HIGHSMITH Greenville
NICHOLAS JOSEPH HILGERT Elizabeth City
JEAN ANN HILL Winston-Salem
MONA FAYE HILL Kinston
REYNOLD ALLEN HILL Kinston
PATRICIA RAYE HITCHINGS Oceana, Va.
ANNA LYNETTE HOBBS Faison
CATHERINE LOUISE HOBBS Elizabeth City
JOE B. HOBBS Gaston
WINDSOR KEITH JOBBS Warsaw
BETTY ROSE HOCKADAY Four Oaks
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CAROLE DAVIS HODGES Washington
CLAUDIA ANN HODGE New Bern
M. EUGENE HODGES Dunn
WILLIAM RICHARD HODGES Washington
RICHARD MOORE HOLBERT Greenville
DAVID EDWARDS HOLLANDS Fuquay Springs
SUE NEAL HOLLAND Gastonia
CHARLES LEONARD HOLLIDAY Jamesville
IRMA JEAN HOLLIDAY Jamesville
HERMAN DALLAS HOLLINGSWORTH Clinton
JOSEPH CLARK HOLLOWAY, JR. Durham
EDWARD ERROL HOLLOWELL Goldsboro
ROBERT JOSEPHUS HOLTON Bridgeton
ALICE KAY HOOD Goldsboro
SYLIVA ANN HOOGENDAM Havelock
SONYA IRENE HOOKER Rocky Mount
HUGH BURFIT HOPKINS Columbia
RICHARD LESLIE HORNE Tabor City
EMMA JEAN HORTON Wake Forest
HARRIETT ELIZABETH HORTON Rocky Mount
SUZANNE HORTON Wilmington
REBECCA ANN HOUSE Warsaw
TOMMY MICHAEL HOWARD Newport
JACK VINCENT HOWELL New Bern
SHELBY JEAN HOWELL Tyner
SLYVIA ANN HOYLE Henderson
JOE ROBERT HUDNELL Oriental
JOSPER DONALD HUDSON Grimesland
LARRY WAYNE HUFFSTETLER Mount Holly
LLOYD FRANKLIN HUGGINS Trenton
PEGGY JOYCE HUGGINS Whiteville
ROBERT AUSTIN HUGUELET Portsmouth, Va.
WARREN COURTNEY HUMPHREY Kinston
JOSEPH R. HUNEYCUTT, JR. Cradock, Va.
SANDRA ELIZABETH HUNSUCKER Winterville
CAROLYN FRANCES HUNT Rocky Mount
PATSY FAYE HUNTER Winston-Salem
WALLACE RAY HYMAN Oak City
EDWARD JOYCE IVEY Clayton
GEORGIA LOUISE IVEY Thomasville
BOBBY DAIL JACKSON Rocky Mount
CONSTANCE BRITT JACKSON Pine Level
Freshman
EUGENE DAVID JACKSON Pikeville
FREDDIE GENE JACKSON Williamston
ROBERT LEWIS JACKSON Wake Forest
THELMA LORRAINE JACKSON New Bern
WILLIAM CARLTON JACKSON, JR. Yanceyville
ROBERT LOUIS JAMES Arlington, Va.
SANDRA RAE JENNETTE Swan Quarter
JOE H. JERNIGAN Lewiston
FRED LOUIS JOHNS Fayetteville
CHARLES ESTON JOHNSON Roxobel
DOROTHY GWENDOLYN JOHNSON Greenville
GARLAND FRANCIS JOHNSON
IDA MAE JOHNSON Raleigh
JOHNNY EDWARD JOHNSON Roanoke Rapids
JOYCE EVELYN JOHNSON Angier
JULIA PATRICK JOHNSON Kinston
J. WAYNE JOHNSON Greensboro
MARTHA ANNE JOHNSON Benson
MARY HELEN JOHNSON Ayden
MARY LOU JOHNSON Wilmington
NORMA LEE JOHNSON Coats
SONJA GREY JOHNSON Mount Airy
WALTER WILLIAM JOHNSON Martinsburg, W.Va.
JUDITH REED JOLLY Greenville
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The "Big Sisters" of Ragsdale Hall.
DOROTHY KAY JONES Raleigh
EDITH JUANITA JONES Littleton
FERNE DOZIER JONES Greenville
HELEN IONA JONES Greenville
JOHN DAIVD JONES Woodsdale
JOYCE CAROL JONES Trenton
KATIE ELIZABETH JONES Turkey
MAMIE IRVENE JONES Reidsville
MICHAEL DANIELS JONES Manteo
NAN HARRISON JONES Snow Hill
WILL JONES Farmville
WILLIAM EARL JONES Swansboro
LYNN C. JORGENSEN Greenville
BLANCHE KEELS KAMMER Sanford
BETSY JEAN KEEL Everetts
CALVIN RAY KEEL Robersonville
JAMIE L. KEETER Winterville
MARTHA ANN KEETER Lumber Bridge
HESTER MAYNARD KEITH, JR. Fuquay Springs
ANNIE GREY KELLIHAN Cerro Gordo
BETH KELLUM Hubert
IDA GERALDINE KENNEDY Kinston
PRISCILLA LEIGH KEYSER Carolina Beach
DORIS ANNE KING Dublin
THOMAS EDWARD KITZMILLER Greensboro
JOHN JACOB KNARR Fayetteville
LAURA VELMA KNIGHT Broadway
RONALD JOSEPH KNOUSE Winston-Salem
MARY ELIZABETH KNOX Tarboro
JACQUELYN KORNEGAY Wilmington
NANCY CAROLYN KORNEGAY Albertson
JOANNE HURT LACKEY Roanoke Rapids
KATHERINE CAROL LACKEY Rockingham
BILLIE LAMM Greenville
SYLVIA LYNETTE LAMM Lucama
EFFIE MAE LANCASTER Goldsboro
BARBARA JEAN LANE Ayden
BETTY HOPE LANE Cary
PEGGY LOUISE LANE Gates
BRENDA FAYE LANGDON Benson
GENEVIEVE LANGDON Willow Springs
RACHEL JANELLE LANGLEY Rocky Mount
REBECCA WELLS LANIER Wallace
JEAN CAROLYN LASATER Sanford
JULIA ELIANE LASATER Havelock
MILTON RAY LAWHORN Smithfield
LINDA LEE LEARY Edenton
JOHN MILLER LEDFORD Greensboro
EDNA GERALDINE LEE Norfolk, Va.
PATRICK HUGH LEE Greensboro
PHYLLIS FAYE LEE Clayton
RALPH HOWARD LEE Kinston
SYBIL MARIE LEONARD Portsmouth, Va.
DAVID JAY LEWIS Portsmouth, Va.
TED ROBBINS LEWIS Fayetteville
JERRY MILTON LILES Belmont
LARRY HAYWOOD LINEBACK Winston-Salem
LINDA GREY LINENS Burlington
ELIZABETH IRENE LINK Raleigh
JACQUELINE FAYE LINVILLE Summerfield
BRENDA A. LITTLE Ayden
DAPHNE JANE LITTLE Greenville
FRED LEE LIVERMAN Aulander
PERRY JONES LOCKERMAN Clinton
JAMES OLIVER LOFTIN, III Mt. Olive
JEANNIE HOPE LOFTIN Ayden
JACQELINE LOUISE LOWERY Raleigh
DENNIS PARKE LYNCH Fayetteville
ROBERT SIDNEY McCOTTER Grifton
JERRY McDANIEL Greenville
THERESA LOUISE McDANIEL Fayetteville
WILMA YVONNE McDANIEL Statesville
NEILL PATTERSON McDUFFIE Columbia
DORA PRISCILLA McGILL Clinton
EDITH ROSE McGUIRT Hamlet
ELEANOR KAYE McINTYRE Dublin
FRANKLIN D. McKAIG Tryon
WILBUR BENNETT McKEE Greensboro
SOPHIA CLARK McLAWHORN Greenville
KAREN McLAWHORN Vanceboro
VIVIAN CAROL McLAWHORN Ayden
EUGENE RAY McNEELY, JR. Newton
MARY SUE McPHATTER Jacksonville
CAROLYN JEAN McPHERSON South Mills
JESSE L. MAGHAN Arlington, Va.
BARBARA ANN MANNING Greenville
JANICE MARIE MANNING Greenville
CHARLES THOMAS MARTIN Four Oaks
FLOYD MAXTON MARTIN, JR. Ports, Va.
LAURA ANN MARTIN Macclesfield
JAMES WADE MASSEY Pleasant Hill
JOHN THOMAS MATTHEWS Hertford
LYNN ANNETTE MATTHEWS Apex
WILLIAM NATHAN MATTHEWS Winfall
JOAN P. MAULTSBY Jacksonville
VICKI GWEN MAYBERRY Elkin
WILLIAM THOMAS MAY Passaic, N.J.
SANDRA LaVERNE MELTON Rocky Mount
HUBERT A. MEMORY Hampton, Va.
ROBERT MERCER MENEFEE Arlington, Va.
ALPHA MERRITT Kinston
LINDA LEE MEWBORN Farmville
ANN HENDERSON MIDDLETON Raleigh
ALMA MARIE MIDGETT Elizabeth City
LIL MIDGETTE Belhaven
STEVE DOUSHAN MILICH Medford, N.J.
EUGENE LeGRAND MILLER, JR. Raleigh
MICHAEL HOMER MILLER New Bern
ALTIE KAY MILLS Chonowinity
WILLIAM FRANK MITCHELL, JR. Louisburg
WILLIAM BENJAMIN MIXON Porstmouth, Va.
CONNIE GAYLORD MIZELLE Plymouth
MISS JUDY JOLLEY represented Ragsdale Hall in the 1958 Homecoming festivites.
Freshman Senator Sam Stowe
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Freshmen
Upperclassmen "play the role" with innocent Freshmen girls in the Soda Shop.
BOBBY RAY MOBLEY Williamston
BETTY AVIS MODLIN Willimaston
DOROTHY ANNETTE MOORE Williamston
FREDRICKA ANNE MOORE Durham
JERRY LEROY MOORE Rocky Mount
JOHN WILSON MOORE Macclesfield
LOIS MARIE MOORE Washington
SHIRLEY ANN MOORE Fountain
THOMAS JAMES MOORE Goldsboro
REBECCA JANE MORGAN Dunn
VICKIE LEE MORGAN Elizabeth City
SALLY ANN MORRIS Morehead City
JULIA ANN MOSER Graham
VICTORIA LEWIS MOSSER Graham
MARTHA LEE MOYE Greenville
WILLIAM DAVID MUNDEN, JR. Morehead City
REBECCA T. MURPHREY Snow Hill
BARBARA GRAY MURRAY Roxboro
WALTER VERNON MURRAY Winston-Salem
JAMES TAYLOR MUSTIAN JR. Warrenton
JAMES WILLIAM MYERS Colerain
PEGGY JEAN MYERS Asheboro
JOHN D. MYRICK Gaston
EMILY NEALE Wilmington
SANDRA HOLMES NELSON Jacksonville
SYLVIA LOUISE NELSON Stokes
HENRY GERALD NETHERCUTT Beulaville
JEANNETTE NEW Rocky Mount
JOHN EVERETT NEWBERN Colerain
LEANN BARBER NEWBY Greenville
MARY LU NICHOLSON Hollister
VONNIE LOU NOBLE Deep Run
FREDERICK GRAY NOBLES Greenville
JACK ALTON NOBLES Greenville
FLORENCE MOYE NORMAN Greenville
SHERRILL DEAN NORMANN Morehead City
BILLY THOMAS NORRIS Ayden
RAYMOND DONALD NORRIS Alexandria, Va.
FRANCIS OWEN NUNN JR. Greenville
BRENDA KAY NUNNERY Jacksonville
WILLIAM BAIRD NYE Orrum
EDNA MAE O'BRIANT Red Springs
STEWART EDMOND ODHAM Grifton
SHERWIN ODUM Hubert
ALLIE JANE OGLESBY Morehead City
PATSY ANN OLIVER Turkey
FRANK AUGUSTUS ORR JR. Raleigh
LOU RAYE OTTAWAY Vanceboro
HELEN JEANETTE OVERTON Greenville
SUZANNE OWENS Plymouth
JOSEPH HARDY PAKE Beaufort
IRIS PAPPAS Portsmouth, Va.
SHELBY JEAN PARAMORE Chocowinity
ELIZABETH TETLOW PARHAM Franklinton
CARY CLAY PARKER Hopewell, Va.
HAZEL CLEO PARKER Pendleton
WILLIAM TRUSTON PARKER Ahoskie
JOANNE McDONALD PARKS Greenville
GEORGIA ELIZABETH PARROTT New Bern
ALBERTUS BENTON PASCHALL JR. Washington
CAROLYN JOYCE PATE New Bern
JANET GRACE PATE Pikeville
MARILYN KAY PATE Zebulon
MARY LYNN PATE Williamston
SAMUEL THOMAS PATTERSON Albertson
CAROLYN BRYAN PAUL Baltimore, Md.
BARBARA ANN PAYNE Winston-Salem
ANN BROOKS PEADEN Greenville
EDWARD EARL PENUEL Jacksonville
BRENDA A. PERKINS Black Mountain
JANE RIDDICK PERRY Windsor
JUDY PEARL PERRY Zebulon
PATRICIA ELAINE PERRY LaGrange
EMILY ANNELL PETERSON Harrells
CAROLYN GRAY PETTY Aberdeen
JOAN LELIA PHELPS Havelock
DARLENE REBECCA PHILLIPS Greenville
JOHNNY HARRIS PHILLIPS Greenville
ROGER LEE PHILLIPS Kenansville
CHARLES N. PIERCE Goldsboro
GRAFTON CLAYTON PILAND Winton
MARGARET ELLEN PITT Rocky Mount
KENNETH GERALD PITTMAN Rocky Mount
JUDITH ADAMS PLEASANT Angier
SLYVIA LOIS POLLARD Rocky Mount
CHARLES LUTHER POLLOCK Newton Grove
LYNDA GAIL POOLE Raleigh
JO ANN POPE Dunn
CHARLOTTE OTHELA PSOEY Raeford
ELLIS COOKE POWELL Fuquay Springs
JUDITH ANNETTE POWELL Rocky Mount
MARGARET LOUISE POWELL Whiteville
WILLIAM GENE POWELL Robersonville
ROBERT LOUIS POWERS Portsmouth, Va.
HAZEL RUTH PREVATTE Pembroke
BOBBIE JEAN PRICE Seven Springs
DOROTHY ELLYN PRICE Mount Olive
JOHN PHILLIP PRICE Garner
MARY SUE PRICE Trenton
CORDEIA FAYE PROCTOR Ahoskie
NANCY LEE PROVOST New Bern
KATHERINE ELIZABETH PRUITT Oxford
LARRY DAVID PUCKETT Fieldale, Va.
MARY ALICE PUMPHREY Garner
MARTHA HOWARD QUINN Wilson
MARTHA LATRELLE RACKLEY Clinton
NANCY MAE RACKLEY Sharpsburg
LORETTA KAY RAGAN Oxford
CHARLES CLIFFORD RANDALL Falcon
CAROLE ANNE RANKIN Washington, D.C.
PEGGY RAE RATLEY Lynnhaven, Va.
ARTIE RAWLS Washington
SARAH FAYE REASON Williamston
SYLVIA LOUISE REAVIS Henderson
"The stately spruce feels the might of winter."
The campus becomes a battlefield with the winter's first snow.
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THOMAS MILTON REESE Rocky Mt.
WILSON DOYLE REID Roanoke Rapids
RICHARD ALONZO RENEGAR Southern Pines
CHARLOTTE ANNE RENN Lillington
HARRIET ALICE RESPESS Belhaven
WILLIAM LEROY REYNOLDS Troy
CHARLES TRUMAN RHODES Raleigh
AGNES FRANCES RHUE Swansboro
VIVIAN L. RICE Hollister
EDGAR H. RICHARDS Washington
THOMAS COLMAN RICHARDSON, JR. Henderson
ROBERT H. RIDGE Asheboro
MELVYN DOUGLAS RIFF Fairmont
WILLIAM THOMAS ROBERSON Robersonville
BARBARA REE ROBERTS Smithfield
BERKLEY C. ROBERTS, JR. Raleigh
GEROGE ELKAHAN ROBERTS, JR. Jacksonville
PATRICIA LANE ROBERTS Farmville
THELMA LYNN ROBERTS Fairfield
ALLEN MORRIS ROBERTSON Winston-Salem
KAY SANDRA RODRIQUEZ Mexico, Mexico
MACK DARRELL ROEBUCK Greenville
BETH ANN ROGERS Timberlake
EDWARD TURNER ROGERS Jamestown
Freshmen
SERNEA SUE ROGERS Pink Hill
JAMES B. ROGERSON Williamston
MICHAEL RONALD ROMANIN Winston-Salem
GENE ALTON ROOKS Rocky Mount
JAMES BEVRON ROPER Belhaven
MORRIS EARL ROSE Mt. Olive
SONDRA ELAINE ROUNTREE Ahoskie
ADA RAY ROUSE Kinston
GAILLE IRENE ROUSE Raleigh
MARY LINDA ROUSE Kinston
PATSY JOYCE ROYAL High Point
JACQUELINE JOYCE RUDY Raleigh
MARY FRANCES RUFFIN Ahoskie
BONNIE JEAN RUSS Abbottsburg
JAMES WOODLEY SADLER Fairfield
JUANITA IRENE SAIN Hildebran
RICHARD JAMES SALTER Sea Level
FRANCES RAYE SAMIA New Bern
BARBARA JEAN SASSER Wilmington
LEWIS ELWOOD SASSER, JR. Fremont
STELLA MARIE SAULS Fremont
DIANNE SAUNDERS Ca-Vel
LYNFORD GRAY SAUNDERS Roanoke Rapids
PERCY EUGENE SAUNDERS, JR. Edenton
LILLIAN CAROLE SAVAGE Havelock
DORA ELIZABETH SAWYER Washington
MARY JO SAWYER Washington
EARL E. SCOFIELD Wilmington
BRENDA ANN SCOTT Lucama
HAYWOOD ANTHONY SCOTT Norfolk, Va.
JOYCE MARIE SCOTT Faif Bluff
LLOYD EDWIN SCOTT Fremont
DANIEL DOUGLAS SELLARS Freeland
MARY ALYCE SELLARS Wilmington
JANICE LEE SESSOMS Lumberton
LEONARD BRADLEY SHAFFER West End
MARY NELL SHAW Atkinson
SARAH HAYES SHAW Durham
JOHN EDWIN SHELTON Stantonsburg
MARGARET ANN SHEPPARD Washington
WICKIE SHINGLETON Stantonsburg
HARREL GENE SHOLAR Chinquapin
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"We may be able to ride next quarter if we pass English!"
"Is this what Dr. Poindexter assigned for English Comp?"
GRORIA JEAN SIMMONS Bethel
THOMAS L. SIMMONS Troy
REBECCA GLENN SINGLETON Red Springs
ELIZABETH HOPKINS SKINNER Hertford
MYRNA LEE SKINNER Edenton
cHARLES EDMOND SMITH Washington
CHARLOTTE BESS SMITH Albertson
DAVID MacNEILL SMITH Atlantic
EVELYN ESTORIA SMITH Washington
FORREST CARROLL SMITH Wallace
GLENDA FAYE SMITH Grifton
HARRY ELBERT SMITH JR. Vanceboro
MARGARET ROSE SMITH Garner
RUTH BENTON SMITH Windsor
WILLIAM RICHARD SMITH Windsor
NORWOOD JUNIOUS SNEAD Garner
SUE CARLTON SPARKMAN St. Pauls
JUDY JEAN SPEARS Baltimore, Md.
ALFRED REGINALD SPELL Fayetteville
NANCY J. SPELL Turkey
LINDA FAYE SPENCE Conway
LARRY ROGER SPENCER Englehard
EDITH RACHEL SPIVEY Hertford
WILLIAM FRANK SPRUILL Roper
ELIZABETH ANN STAFFORD Clinton
SARAH JOE STANELY Greensboro
MILDRED PITTMAN STANTON Lumberton
ALTON BRAY STAPLES Shawboro
JUDY CAROLYN STEPHENSON Four Oaks
BETSY ANN STEVENS Raleigh
BILLY LEVOY STEVENS Goldsboro
PEGGY ANN STEVENSON Williamston
EDITH CAROL STEWART Grantsboro
EDITH RUTH STEWART Broadway
GLORIA STEWART Goldsboro
NORMA GRACE STEWART Broadway
CLARA JANNELL STOGNER Waxhaw
SAMUEL LAWRENCE STOWE JR. Raleigh
JERRY WESLEY STRICKLAND Princeton
SANDRA BROOKS STRICKLAND Durham
OTIS FURMAN STROTHER III Wrightsville Beach
ROBERT LESTER sTRUBLE Sussex, N.J.
HARVEY LESLIE STUCKEY JR. Smithfield
NELL BERIE SUGG Kinston
ELLA GRAY SULLIVAN Goldsboro
CAROLYN DALE SUMRELL Ayden
JAN HUBBARD SUTTON Burlington
JULIA PAULINE SUTTON Rocky Mount
MARIE LOUISE SUTTON Kinston
MARGARET ELAINE SWAGGERTY Carthage
PATRICIA SWINDELL Swan Quarter
EMILY GAYLE SWINSON Raleigh
ANNE JEANNETTE SYKES Kinston
WILLIAM NELSON TUGWELL Walstonburg
NANCY CAROL TALBOTT Wallace
BRUCE ALSEY TART Princeton
EDWARD LEON TAYLOR Kinston
JERRY WEST TAYLOR Kinston
MARY ELIZABETH TAYLOR Williamston
PATRICIA ROSE TAYLOR oxford
ROBBIE LOUISE TAYLOR Pikeville
SUE GODWIN TAYLOR Tarboro
THELMA ELIZABETH TAYLOR Kinston
JAMES DeCOSTA TEACHEY Clinton
JESSIE FAYE TEMPLE Zebulon
CAROLYN DEAN TERRELL Gibsonville
EARL EBORN TETTERTON Pinetown
BERNICE WAYNE THOMAS Roxboro
BOBBY LEWIS THOMAS Varina
JESSE JAMES THOMAS, JR. Trenton
NELSON NICHOLS THOMAS Ayden
SOPHIE VERNELLE THOMAS Windsor
THELMA KYLE THOMAS Rocky Mount
WILLIAM GUY THOMAS Greenville
BETSY DAVENPORT THOMPSON Raleigh
LINDA CAROL THOMPSON Goldsboro
TILLEY PRISCILLA THOMPSON Gastonia
JAMES ALEXANDER THORPE Rocky Mount
DAVID WESLEY THRIFT Pittsboro
THOMAS MARVIN THROCKMORTON Scottsburg, Va.
WILLIAM HENRY TILLMAN III Mt. Olive
KATYJO GALE TODD Whiteville
GERALD CREECH TOLER Princeton
JUNE TOLER Chocowinity
MARY POWELL TOWNSEND New Bern
JANICE LORRAINE TRIPP Haw River
KENNETH PAUL TROGDON Cumberland
EDWARD LEO TYNDALL New Bern
SARAH KAY TYNDALL Kinston
ANITA LUCILLE TYSON Milledgeville, Ga.
CHRIS VAN DIJKEN Havelock
GLENDA MAE VANN Wade
JAMES HILTON VERNELSON Greenville
ANNE LEWIS VICKERY Winston-Salem
JAMES SNOAH VINCENT Greenville
EMILY LYNN VINSON Autryville
MARCELLE CLAUDIA VOGEL New Bern
PATRICIA ELIZABETH WALKER Wade
CELIA ANNE WALL Stoneville
SALLIE ANN WALLACE Greenville
JANET MARGUERITTE WALSTON Fayetteville
ROBERT ALLEN WARD Greensboro
BARBARA JEAN WATERS Washington
JOHN T. WATERS Jacksonville
PATRICIA ANNE WATERS Elizabeth City
BETTY NORWOOD WATKINS Oxford
BARBARA ANN WATSON Lowland
JEAN DALE WATSON Rocky Mount
DORIS REBECCA WAYNE New Bern
ELEANOR SUE WEBB Beaufort
GLENN ELLIOTT WEBB Gatesville
ELIZABETH FRIERS WEEKS Wilson
JOSEPH RAY WEINSTEIN Lumberton
ERHARD GEORGE WEIS, JR. Richmond, Va.
HILDA GRACE WELLS Willard
WILLIAM TAYLOR WELLS, JR. Kinston
LAFAYETTE EARL WESTBROOK Four Oaks
MOSES PARAN WHEELER Willamston
PEGGY JOYCE WHITE Bath
SHEILA ANN WHITE New Bern
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MARY ELIZABETH WHITEHEAD Rocky Mount
ROLAND WAYNE WHITEHEAD Scotland Neck
JACQUELINE COLEY WHITEHURST Hobgood
JOHN EDWARD WHITEHURST Robersonville
WILLARD THOMAS WHITEHURST, JR. Bethel
GRACE HOPE WHITEMAN Edenton
LINDA LEE WHITLEY Stantonsburg
SALLY JEAN WHITTED Snow Hill
ALICE FAYE WIGGINS Ayden
JOSEPH S. T. WILDER Roanoke Rapids
JERRY LYNN WILKINS Dunn
SIDNEY McCOY WILKINSON Fayetteville
JAMES EWELL WILLIAMS Jacksonville
MARIE WILLIAMS Godwin
MARTHA LOIS WILLIAMS Williamston
RONALD EUGENE WILLIAMS Henderson
SHARON ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Va. Beach, Va.
SHIRLEY ANN WILLIAMS Fayetteville
JO ANN WILLIAMSON Wilson
JOYCE FAYE WILLIAMSON Wilson
LE GWYN WILLIAMSWON Lucama
NANCY LOYD WILLIAMSON Haw River
B. TOLSON WILLIS, JR. Elizabeth City
CLIFFORD CRAIG WILLIS Morehead City
ELLEN HARRIS WILSON Salisbury
MARY LINDA WIILSON New Bern
JENE CAMILLE WIMBERLEY Greensboro
NANCY CAROL WINGATE Ayden
BILLY KEITH WOOD Clayton
RALPH DANNY WOOD Martinsville, Va.
DONALD MOORE WOOTEN Fountain
GLENDA ANNE WOOTEN Walstonburg
BRUCE WORRELL, JR. Goldsboro
CHARLES EMMITT WORRELL Goldsboro
WALTER THOMAS WORTHINGTON La Grange
JACK A. WRIGHT Edenton
JUDY CAROLE WRIGHT Burlington
NANCY MARTHA WRIGHT Henderson
MARIE JANET WURST Palmyra, N.J.
JOSEPH HENRY WYNN Williamston
JO ANN WYNNE Franklinton
NANNETTE YOUNG Statesville
Freshmen
"Home is where the heart is!"
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Freshmen expect almost anything when they come to college, but when they do away with the professor and put you in front of a TV monitor for a class in US History, it's just going a little
First year students bring family car to college
Freshman girl's proving ground: of course, this picture was made before kissing was outlawed!!
Freshman editor, Effie Lee Aman, looks relieved after finishing her section.
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BEAUTY'S BEST: Gracing the stately lawn of the president's mansion, our campus beauties enjoy an afternoon of Southern leisure.
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Activities
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Betty Phillips
Azalea Princess
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Nancy Harris
Summer School Queen
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Jimi McDaniel
Homecoming Queen
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Marvis Edwards
Military Queen
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Pat Cameron
UMSTEAD
Margaret Powell
WOMAN'S HALL
Dorm Homecoming Sponsors
Kathryn Crumpler
JARVIS
Rae Britt
GARRETT
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Mim Saunders
WILSON
Esther Joyner
FLEMING
Sylvia Capps
SLAY
Lynnda Crouch
COTTEN
Judy Jolly
RAGSDALE
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Fraternity Homecoming Sponsors
Susan Deichmann
PHI SIGMA PI
Kay Rodriguez
GAMMA THETA UPSILON
Hannah England
SIGMA ALPHA IOTA
Gloria Holfer
TAU SIGMA
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Barbara Morton
KAPPA DELTA PI
Diana Monroe
PI OMEGA PI
Nancy Harris
ALPHA PHI OMEGA
Judy Tolson
PHI OMICRON
Ellen Sturkie
PHI MU ALPHA
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Bobbie Bethune
CHI BETA PHI
Lib Yow
ALPHA DELTA TAU
Carol Fulcher
DAY STUDETNS
Mary Pleasants
DELTA SIGMA PI
Joanne Smith
SIGMA PI ALPHA
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Gayle Davenport
LAMBDA CHI ALPHA
Kieth Wilder
KAPPA ALPHA
Social Fraternity Sponsors
Rose Lindsay
THETA CHI
Nan Teachey
PI KAPPA ALPHA
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Marshals...
Marshals are representatives of the college at public functions, especially at commencement, and the success of such occasions can be definitely affected by the way in which the marshals serve.
The marshals, selected by vote of the entire student body, choose their chief marshal and serve for one year in this esteemed and honorary campus position.
Dotty Walker, Chief
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Ann Hall
Dottie McEwen
Pat Lewis
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Marshals
Gayle Davenport
Jane Gidden
Joanne Smith
Said Barber
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Flora Ruth Boseman
Merle Council
Mary Margaret Kelly
Betsy Smith
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Harriete Icard
Sandra Gray
Marsha Evans
Marshals
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Who's Who
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Don Griffin
Productions Committee
Martha Wilson
Women's Judiciary, Chairman
WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES is an honor bestowed upon outstanding college seniors. These students have been selected on the basis of scholarship, participation and leadership in academic and extra-curricular activities, citizenship and service to the school, and promise of future usefulness. Here are the men and women whose achievements have merited this recognition.
Who's Who
Johnny Hudson
EAST CAROLINIAN Sports Editor
Peggy Kepley
A. C. E. President
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Nancy Harris
Y.W.C.A.
Clint LeGette
S.G.A. Presidental Assistant
Among
Students in American Universities and
Colleges
Shirley Naves Speight
S.G.A. Points Chairman
Tommy Nash
Football
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Purvis Boyette
Phi Sigma Pi, President
Alice Anne Horne
East Carolina Playhouse
Who's
Adolphus Spain
BUCCANEER, Editor
Joyce Pierce
Kappa Delta Pi, President
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Mary Margaret Kelly
Art
Jimmie Wall
Homecoming Chairman
Who
Carolyn Aycock
S.G.A. Elections Chairman
Charles Youmans
Science Club, President
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Coleman Gentry
Student NEA, President
Gail Cox
Student NEA, President, 57-58
Who's Who
John Spoone
AFROTC and Intramural Director
Betty Fleming
College Union, President
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Barbara Davenport
S.G.A. Historian
Mike Katsias
S.G.A. President
Mary Blanche Jessup
Tau Sigma, President
Bobby Ellwanger
Drum Major
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A.B. Benfield
Circle K, President
Anne Page Brooks
Y.W.C.A., President
Who's
Delano Driver
S.G.A. Vice-President
Gayle Davenport
Majorette
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Bettie Bonner Britt
Orientation Committee, Co-Chairman
Coy Harris
Junior and Senior Class President
Who
Thirty-six outstanding seniors have been chosen from East Carolina to appear in the 1959 edition of WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES. This is the symbol of their recognition . . .
Shirley Buchan
Home Economics
Bucky Monroe
Student Government Association
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Claudia Todd
EAST CAROLINIAN
Janet Powell
Home Economics Club, President
Who's Who
Kay Thomason
A.C.E., President
Bee Mendenhall Smith
F.B.L.A., State Treasurer
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Campus Life
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Spring '58....
Often called the happiest season of the year, spring holds a special significance for East Carolina students. Featured events such as the Junior-Senior Dance, the May Day pageant, and senior graduation are anxiously expected each year. Highlighting the 1958 spring was the 50th anniversary pageant, "East Carolina's Spade: To Serve." The production celebrated a half-century of growth and development.
Among the deleciate flowering of Japanese cherry trees, Marilyn Shavender welcomes the first brisk days of spring.
Warm days come and the Umstead males make like dead Indians.
Cheesecake and suntan oil, a pretty picture, in the sun court at Ragsdale Hall.
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Carnival spirit fills the College Union at the annual "Carnival Night." One of the favorite attractions was the pie throwing booth, especially with Mike Katsias as the target.
Hal Langdon's "HI-Five" provide the music for the annual Military Ball.
Eddie Dennis presents Jackie Byrd with the queen's bouquet at the Phi Sigma Pi Sweetheart Ball.
Barbara Chappel enjoys first edition of THE REBEL, the college's new literary magazine.
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Construction begins on the new men's dormitory on South Campus.
Sponsored by the Student NEA, Dwight Smith and Tanya Anderson were selected Mr. and Miss Student Teacher for the year.
Presented by the East Carolina Playhouse, Sleeping Beauty was given before audiences in Greenville and Pitt County schools.
Chairman of the Business Depa and Gayle Davenport king and queen of the Valentine Dance.
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Ralph Marterie and his nationally known band visited the campus for the Chandelier Ball.
Guest actor, Jerry Rockwood starred in the East Carolina Playhouse production of Teahouse of the August Moon.
President Messick presents Maurice Everett with the award for outstanding tennis player in NSC.
Bulldozer clears arboretum for construction of new classroom building.
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May Day '58
Like spring itself, May Day, 1958 was an event of delicate charm as the campus beauties paraded around the college pool. It was a fairyland experience when young girls dressed in satin lavenders announced the entering queens, and baby white ducks paddled through the pool water. Our queen was Miss Betty Phillips, and her maid of honor was Marcia Forbes.
Maid of Honor
MARCIA DEAN FORBES
Jimmy Phelps crowns May Queen Betty Phillips during colorful May Day festivities
Crownbearer Ralph Knapp, trainbearer Larry Pasti, and flower girls Pam Carter and Lela Steelman.
MERLE COUNCIL and MARTHA ANN BOWERS
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GAYLE DAVENPORT and MARY LOU LEGETTE
JIMI McDANIEL and DELOREESS HOLT
KATY ANN PEELE and PEGGY NASH
MARY LOU DICKENS and GWEN CLARK
LENA KAY McLEMORE and MARJORIE TINGEN
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Pink seashells and rainbow colored fishes characterized the 1958 Junior-Senior Dance.
Ragsdale basement win-dow made a good delivery point for Buccaneer editor Ike Williamson
Dottie Jo James sings Julie in the college production of Carousel.
Rose Rich sings with the "Dreamers" for the Senior Night activities
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"East Carolina's Spade: To Serve" climaxed the Golden Anniversary celebrations of East Carolina. The pageant, by Miss Emma Hooper, presented through drama, music, and dance the 50 years growth of the college. Above is the final scene and at the right, Dr. Messick has just presented Miss Hooper with a bouquet of roses.
Memorial Gymnasium was packed as 750 students received their degrees. At the right, President Messick congratulates an eager co-ed.
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SGA President Johnny Hudson presides over meeting of Summer School SGA.
This was one of the most effective summer sessions in many years. The campus streets were named and the college acquired its first mascot.
More than 1700 students were enrolled in the two sessions.
Summex '58...
After fifty years of wrong directions, the campus streets were given names. One of the most impressive is North State Avenue.
For the first time East Carolina has a mascot. Through the efforts of SGA President Johnny Hudson and Vice President Clint LeGette, a Great Dane was purchased and appropriately named "Buc."
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H.S. Kelly seems to be enjoying the hospitality of the College Union at one of the many "Bingo-Ice Cream" parties.
Remember the controversy over the College Union bicycles? No matter where the money goes, Sandra Gray and Betsy Smith check two out for a ride out to Green Springs Park.
One of the highlights of the Summer Session is the numerous watermelon cuttings sponsored by the College Union. Director Cynthia Mendenhall eyes Charles Youmans as he expertly carves the chilled fruit.
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The most popular place on campus during the summer moths is the picnic area. Cases of Pepsis and pounds of hotdogs find their way here to be gluttonously consumed by hungry students after a long hot day of classes.
More hotdogs!! Looks as if we have a glutton in the party...she's roasting a hotdog and at the same time chewing on one. Well, the co-ed standing though it was funny.
The college pool needs no advertising. Its cool, sparkling water is the prefect place for relaxation from one of Greenville's humid sub-tropical days.
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Fall '58...
Another school year began in September with a record enrollment. During the summer months, the campus had undergone a considerable change. Returning students found two new buildings and three extensions.
East Carolina continued to fulfill its promise as a growing institution.
Donning her woolens, Gayle Clapp gives a smiling welcome to the first brisk days of fall.
Registration day problems
Fred Fountain invests a small fortune in fall quarter books as Lynn Jorgenson waits pensively to collect.
It's not "Sing Sing," just freshman having picture made for I.D. card.
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KA's Bud Herrin and Pete Gurley check student ID cards at football clash with Elon.
Carol McDaniel, '57 Homecoming Queen, presents "Buc at first football game.
And fish come up for air!
Art Major, E.T. Rogers, tries his hand at pot turning.
Freshman textbook.
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Are you sure you haven't voted before?
But of course, a voting booth.
Ida Mae Thomas and George Ray seem to enjoy counting ballots.
Hello, world!
Unusual smiles seen as drill team falls into formation.
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Homecoming...
Hailed as the most impressive Homecoming weekend in the history of East Carolina College, students, fans, and alumni gathered to celebrate another year of growth and progress. The 1958 Homecoming was highlighted with the appearance of sister queens, Jimi and Carol McDaniel, the new mascot, "Buc," and ECC's own Betty Lane Evans, Miss North Carolina for 1958.
Following in the footsteps of her older sister, Carol, Jimi McDaniel was chosen Homecoming Queen for the 1958 event.
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...1958...
Here, sleepy workers put finishing touchs on float.
First place float prize was won by Kappa Sigma Nu for the second consecutive year.
Sorority girls contribute much to the beautification of the campus.
Garret Hall displays their homecoming spirit with a sign of victory.
Sandra Copper seems to find her date this year rather inanimate.
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Highlighting the Homecoming parade was the appearance of East Carolina College's own Betty Lane Evans.
Color pictures in the making for '59 yearbook. Editor Spain and Homer Ball cover Homecoming bonfire.
Little imagination is necessary to get the significance of this float.
Wonder what Flemming Hall had in mind with this cat and dog scene?
Meaning of KMA: a closely guarded secret...
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"Buc," East Carolina's first mascot, was a center of attraction during the Homecoming parade.
Head cheerleader, Joy Johnson, performs one of her more ambitious routines.
Jarvis Hall captured for the third consecutive year the first place prize for the best decorated dorm.
Kathryn Crumpler added one of the many beauty touches to the parade.
Residents of the Collegiate Apartments emphasized their autonomy by sponsoring one of their glamorous queens as a parade entry.
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Alice Ann Horne, Playhouse sponsor, was riding low this year.
Tire pirate rests after a long parade.
Nina Weaver, Larita Umphlett, Jane Murray, and Carolyn Hinton make pretty decorations for the Sigma Alpha Iota float.
Western North Carolina influence moves east...
AFROTC float--aviation today and yesterday.
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Kay Rodriquez, foreign exchange student from Mexico City, the Homecoming sponsor for the geography fraternity.
Kappa Alpha was missile minded this year
Hound dogs fill in when our cheerleaders are absent.
We have an army!
Joy Johnson, Hanna Nelson, Phyllis Langston, and Eleanor Bowden are all smiles for the pre-game pep rally.
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Jimi McDaniel gives a big smile as she is about to receive the Homecoming crown from last year's queen, Carol McDaniel. Mike Katsias acted as MC while Jimmie Wall and Betty McCauley helped with the ceremony.
Dottie McEwen does a quick "bump and grind" for Homecoming fans.
Phi Sigma Pi sponsor, Susan Deichmann, waits for her introduction before a packed College Stadium.
These were our victory boys!
Charlie Bishop runs interference for Bob Perry on a yard gaining play.
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Keith Wilder and Porgy Turner relax with tired looks during the Homecoming dance.
Ann Sugg puts up a Homecoming welcome while Judy Taylor and Nancy Lomak give questionable assistance.
...Exit Homecoming 1958.
Dr. James Butler, Jo Ann Smith, Mike Katsias, Jimi McDaniel, and Claude Thornhill pose during the dance
Jo Ann Smith, soloist for the Claude Thornhill Band, was a polished entertainer during the Homecoming dance.
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View up Carolina Avenue...
Wilma McDaniels makes out library call slip.
Miss Cox, Miss Stokes, and Miss Skull give Betsy Redding her dismissal from the infirmary.
Up inspiration hill to Garrett Hall.
ONe of the big jobs of yearbook making is the class sections. Every student has to be photographed. Here we see Judy Wright of the BUCCANEER staff taking information for a portrait.
Melvin Buck, Housing Director, collects fee from Bob Miller for parking violation.
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Oh! The fraternizing in Umstead.
"Sonny, your daddy just made a touchdown."
East Carolina's new men's dorm on South Campus.
Coach Jack Boone narrates last week's football game.
Seminar conference during the Student Body Presidents and Dean's Advisory Council Meeting.
Two potential freshmen get a taste of college food on High School Day.
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Closed circuit TV was initiated this year at East Carolina College.
Ally-oop!
Margie Sutton looks well between pepsi and coke.
Kappa Phi Epsilon charter members at installation ceremony.
REBEL editor, Bryan Harrison, doesn't seem to be too disturbed by the antics of head cheerleader, Joy Johnson. Neither does Buc.
Campus beautician
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Yardmen at work on the president's front lawn.
Girls get a quick workout during speedball game.
Susan Deichmann, Jeni Truelove, and Joy Johnson, are charter members of the Delta Chi Sorority, newly organized this year.
B.J. DeVane, Betsy Hill, Sylvia Sampedro, and Big Mama, (sorority sisters) are going to have a little fun or "bust" trying.
Fifth Street as it stretches before the main campus lawn.
Campus intellects indulge in a little relaxtion--bridge.
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Pi Kappa Sorority sisters during rehearsals for Circle K Variety Show.
Barbara Morton seems camera shy. Maybe she shouldn't be where she is, especially in toreadors.
Lambda Chi party in full swing. Wonder who the cute number in the kerchief is? Off course, we all recognize "the chin" in the background.
Disc Jockey John Dunn sends music and news to all the dorms via the new closed circuit AM system.
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Ceramics is a popular course at ECC even in the cramped pot shop in Austin's basement--next year a new department in the campus' newest classroom building.
ECC has the reputation of being a party school--just a little snack during US History!!
Bull session outside ECC's first fraternity house.
Football over, basketball season opens favorably for the Pirates. With muscles taut, Charlie Adams looks for an opening.
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Winter '58-'59...
Coming on the heels of a pleasant fall, winter arrived in a flurry of white flakes as the campus was blanketed in sixteen inches of snow. For the second time in three years, Miss North Carolina is a student at East Carolina College--this year, Betty Lane Evans of Greenville. Also came the White Ball and poet-historian Peter Viereck. This was the college winter . . .
Betty Lane Evans--Miss North Carolina of 1958 and fourth runner-up in the Miss America Contest
Cotten Hall and our winter blanket of snow.
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Long line waits to pay registration fees.
Registration day hodge-podge.
Bill Haislip, Nancy Lilly, Martha Gartman, Charles Jenkins, Shirley Dixon, and Tommy Edwards enjoy the old winter sport of making a snowman.
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...And the Snows..
On the morning of December 4, East Carolina students awoke to find the college campus blanketed in sixteen inches of snow and ice. For many it was a first experience with a white winter. With high banked drifts, the campus was never more picturesque, and both young and old found snowballs, icy streets, and snowmen an exhilarating new experience.
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Came...
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Strange weather for Southern bred "Buc."
Heavy laden cedar branches make a pretty background for snowman making party from Garrett.
Snowballers get friendly with our photographer.
This was blizzard weather--a first for many.
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Local coed pays the high price of popularity.
"I did it all by myself," smiles Gayle Davenport.
A little unsure of her step, this coed took special care on her way to Austin.
Alabama nonresident's comment: "I though this was a southern state."
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College Union Christmas Party
Finishing touches
After work, a CU party.
Christmas motif: Santa and reindeer
Alice Bailey places gift under CU Christmas tree.
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"White Ball"
Sponsored by the Kappa Upsilon Chapter of Alpha Phi Omega, the White Ball is an annual event which has come to be the outstanding dance of the winter quarter. Fraternity president, Dan Spain, and Jimmie Wall, decorating committee chairman, were chiefly responsible for this year's tasteful and well-designed ball. Situated in the center of the dancing area was a white paper snowman twenty feet tall. The other decorations were basically white, reflecting the earlier campus snow.
Nancy Harris and Dan Spain crown Rae Britt Queen of the White Ball.
Miss Summer School, Nancy Harris, teases ole Santa!
Professors Bob McDonald, Bob Morrison, and Lorrayne Graff decorate for Christmas faculty dinner.
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PEP RALLY: As sparks fly from a blazing bonfire, the spirit of East Carolina rises to a new height with the band playing loudly and the cheerleaders leading the college yells. 216
Organizations
Student Government Association
DELANO DRIVER
Vice President
JO ANN BRYAN
Secretary
East Carolina's Student Government began a series of sweeping changes following the spring elections. Its organizational theme of "greater service through student responsibility" was challenged from the beginning by a host of cam- pus issues.
The Advisory Board for the organization brought the Senate System to reality. For the first time in years, the Points System worked effectively to curb office holders, and the fresh- man orientation program was considerably im- proved. A featured event of the year came when the Student Government Presidents Meeting, drawing students from several states, was held in Joyner Library.
The body has in general been more active than previously.
S.G.A.
Mike Katsias
President
JOHNNY HUDSON
Treasurer
CHARLIE DYSON
Assistant Treasurer
BARBARA DAVENPORT
Historian
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Senate
Since 1920 the East Carolina College Students Association has operated under a Student Legislature composed of the presidents of all recognized campus organizations. Due to continuous changes in mem- bership each year, a new system which would continue to be representative yet more stream-lined and effective was sought. As this year's S.G.A. administration came into office, the new senate system came into being. The Senate has caused renewed interest on the part of the student body in vital campus issues and student government activity as a whole.
Seen above is the Senate in session. Pictured left to right are: Del Driver, Vice President SGA; Jo Ann Bryan, Secretary SGA; Johnny Hudson,
Treasurer SGA; Barbara Davenport, Historian SGA; Tommy Ragland, Parliamentarian; 2nd row: Jimmie Wall, Special Events; Shirley Speight,
Points; Don Griffin, Productions; Ann McKay, Handbook; Coy Harris, Senior President; 3rd row: A. B. Benfield, Senior Senator; Jane Staples,
Senior Senator; Gloria Hofler, Sophomore Senator; Doris Shamel, Senior Senator; Herky Destout, External Affairs; 4th row. Pat Lewis, Junior
Senator; Mary Lou Dickens, Garrett President; Carolyn Jackson, Fleming President; Bonnie Burch, Ragsdale President; Judy Green, Cotten Pres-
ident; 5th row: Raymond Gillikin, Freshman President; Nancy Keith, Junior Senator; Barbara Jenkins, Wilson President; Mary Sanderson, Garrett
President; Blanche Kammer, Woman's Hall, Vice President; 6th row: Sam Stowe, Freshman Senator; Artemis Kares, Day Students; Gayle Clapp,
Day Student Senator; John Aman, Day Students President; Roy Martin, Off-Campus; 7th row: Jimmy Owens; Ann Page Brooks, Chaplain; Jane
Chandler, Freshman Senator; James Turner, Slay President; Dempsey Mizelle, Umstead President; 8th row: Dr. James Tucker, Advisor; Dr. Herbert
Paschall, Advisor; and Claudia Todd, Reporter.
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Women's Judiciary
The Women's Judiciary functions to enforce college regulations, to maintain high standards, and to promote the general welfare of the Women students.
Left to right: Artemis Kares, Carolyn Jack-
son, Mary Lou Dickens, Nancy Brown, Eliz-
abeth Leary, Martha Wilson, Betty Hart,
Sadie Barber, Mary Sanderson, Barbara
Jenkins, Sybil Swindell, and Betty Frazier.
MARTHA WILSON, Chairman
Judicial Branch
BILL JENKINS, Chairman
Men's Judiciary
The Men's Judiciary functions to enforce college regulations by operating as a disciplinary committee. It pro- motes college activities and maintains social standards among college men.
Left fo right: Lentz Franklin, Bill Jenkins,
R. C Hall, Dempsey Mizelle, and John Farmer.
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Executive Council
Composed of major S.G.A. officers, student publications' editors, and chairmen of the judiciaries, the Executive Council acts upon all vital issues concerning the student body.
Kathryn Johnson, Mike Katsias,
Pictured above are: Adolphus Spain, Barbara Davenport, Jo Ann Bry, Kathryn Johnson, Mike Katsias,
Dr. Paschal, Johnny Hudson, Martha Wilson, and Tommy Ragland.
Publications Board
The Publications Board, an advisory body to the staffs of the three student publications, appoints the editors, determines the policies, and counsels in fiscal matters.
Pictured above are: Kathryn Johnson, Dr. John Reynolds, Dr. Leo Jenkins, Mr. Ovid Pierce, Bryan
Harrison, Adolphus Spain, and Dr. James Poindexter. Not pictured are: Dr. John Messick, Dr. Clinton
Prewett, Dr. Edgar Hirshberg, and Dr. James Tucker, Chairman.
Women's Day Student Council
Striving to promote the general welfare of off-campus girls is the standard of the Women's Day Student Council.
Seated are: Rachel Steinbeck,
Gayle Clapp, Artemis Kares,
and Gwen Clark. Standing:
Joyce Meads, Betty Fleming,
and Jo Hendricks.
ARTEMIS KARES, Chairman
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Elections
The Elections Committee conducts all elections, sets up polls, posts all candidates one week before elections, and handles publicity for the elections.
Left to right: Vera Cannon, Carolyn
Aycock, Carolyn Rich, Jimmy Trice,
Harriet Respess, Patsy Bradshaw,
and George Ray.
CAROLYN AYCOCK, Chairman
Special Events
Organized this year, the Special Events Committee directs Homecoming, May Day, and other projects of this nature.
Left to right: Jerri Mills, Charles
Gregg, Betty McCauley and Jimmie Wall.
JIMMIE WALL, Chairman
Standing Committees
Rings
The Ring Committee is responsible for selecting and selling the class rings and pins.
Left to right: Terris Eller, Delano
Driver, and Raymond Gillikin.
DELANO DRIVER, Chairman
Budget
This Committee distributes funds from student activity fees to the various campus organizations.
Left to right: Clint LeGette, Wade
Ward, Johnny Hudson, Charlie
Dyson, and Elizabeth Bowman.
JOHNNY HUDSON, Chairman
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Point System
Checking all points held by each student, the Points System recommends necessary changes in this system to the Student Legislature.
Left to right: Otis Strother, Shirley
Speight, Jimmy Owens, and Polly Adams
SHIRLEY SPEIGHT, Chairman
External Affairs
The External Affairs Committee co-ordinates all outside functions pertaining to the college.
Left to right: Herky Destout, Sam
Stowe, Mary Sanderson, Jane
Chandler, Shirley Holt, and Derry Walker.
HERKY DESTOUT, Chairman
Greater service through...
Productions
To use talent from our own campus and to bring to the campus outstanding Broadway shows are the aims of the Productions Committee which selects and produces the student musical.
Left to right: Don Griffin, Alice
Horne, Jerry Powell, Hannah Eng-
land, Barbara Lounsberry, Dave
Doolittle, and Bill Faulkner.
DON GRIFFIN, Chairman
Handbook
The Student Handbook is evidence of a great deal of thought and research in student government records on the part of the committee.
Left to right: Ann McKay, and Nancy Harris.
ANN McKAY, Chairman
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Off-Campus
Through this organization, off-campus students are able to share more extensively in the college activities and voice their opinions in the S.G.A.
Members are: Willis Stancill, Don
Conley, Nancy Harris, Tommy Nor-
ris, and Roy Martin.
ROY MARTIN, Chairman
...student responsibility.
Administrative Personnel
NEWS BUREAU
Hazel Prevatte
Claudia Todd
Pat Farmer
Evelyn Crutchfield
SECRETARIAT
Sylvia Sampedro
Joan Hamilton
Mary Townsend
Betsy Goodwin
Brenda Barefoot
PRESIDENTIAL ASSISTANTS
Otis Strother
Clint LeGette
Jimmy Owens
CLAUDIA TODD
News Reporter
POLLY ADAMS
International Affairs
ANN SUGG
Educational Affairs
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Publications
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Buccaneer
A college annual is not just a picture book. It should strive to emphasize the intellectual and social tenor of the college campus and has as a secondary obligation to indicate the developing trends of the cultural and academic climate through layout, motif, and copy.
The Buccaneer is published by a staff of approximately ninety people. Each staff member has the opportunity to learn the integral makeup of the college and the tedious business of organized book publishing. In this, a college yearbook brings to fruition its threefold purpose.
-Editor
ADOLPHUS SPAIN
EDITOR
Worth McKeel
BUSINESS MANAGER
Purvis Boyette
COMPOSITION EDITOR
Euclid Armstrong
ASSOCIATE EDITOR
ADVISORS
Dr. John Reynolds
Dr. James Poindexter
Buccaneer Staff
ADOLPHUS SPAIN Editor
EUCLID ARMSTRONG Associate Editor
WORTH McKEEL Business Manager
PURVIS BOYETTE Composition Editor
PAT BIGGS Assitant Business Manager
DAN M. SPAIN Sports Editor
BETTY FLEMING Art Editor
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Editor Spain confers with the editorial staff.
Business Staff
Standing: Worth McKeel, Beth Skinner, Pat Biggs, Edna Shaw, and William Bellamy. Seated: Nancy Talbott
and Rebecca Lanier.
Pat Biggs
ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER
Dan Spain
SPORTS EDITOR
Betty Fleming
ART EDITOR
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Buccaneer
The College
DEPARTMENTAL
Earl Hart, Lendy Lytch, Judey Wright--Co-Editor and LIb Townsend--Co-Editor.
ADMINISTRATION
Joe Kelly, Sylvia Freeman, and Betsy Redding, editor.
Organizations
JOYCE PIERCE
Class Editor
SENIORS
Mary E. Sanderson
Kay Herring
Juliette Cain
Nancy Rigsbee, editor
JUNIORS
Virginia Cherry, editor
Edna Dickens
Gracie Barber
Julia Gurganus
SOPHOMORES
Pat Fitzgerald, editor
Judy Cox
Pat Batten
Patsy Maynard
FRESHMEN
Rachel Spivey
Edith Baker
Jan Sutton
Frances Baynor
Effie lee Aman, editor
STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION
Jackie Lowery, editor
Carolyn Griffin
PUBLICATIONS
Dot Smith, editor
Pat Harvey
FINE ARTS
Barbara Lounsbury, editor
Jackie Waters
RELIGION
Allen Lucas and Abigail Madre, co-editors
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Activities
AF ROTC
Robert Needs, editor
CAMPUS LIFE
Front row: Janet Wilson, Eleanor Jones, Sue Wylie, Nancy Rawles. Second row: Shirley Lewis,
Martha Wilson, Ethelyn Maxwell.
WHO'S WHO
Charles Jenkins, editor
Agnes Rhue
SPECIAL INTERESTS
Doris Mercer Cornelia Leeuwenburg, editor
Ann Martin
QUEENS, HOMECOMING
REPRESENTATIVES AND
MARSHALS
Elizabeth Bowman, editor
Delano Wilson
GREEKS
Jimmy Trice, editor
Wilma Pait
Annette McDonald
HONORARY-PROFESSIONAL
FRATERNITIES
Barbara Warner
Pearl Watts
Jimmie Wall, editor
ART
Betty Fleming, editor
Lynn Burgess
Lois Winslow
Jimmy Speight
Athletics
Dan Spain, editor
Barbara Caraway
Bill Flowers
Becky Wayne
Beth Kellum
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East Carolinian
Published weekly by the students, the East Carolinian is dedicated to good standards of journalism and accurate presentation of the news. The purpose of the newspaper as a communicative organ is to inform, to educate, to stimulate, and to make men think.
Through editorial and columns, students may express their opinions. Any student non-staff member is free to present his views, whatever they be, in a letter to the editor.
-Editor
Kathryn Johnson
EDITOR
BILLY ARNOLD
Managing Editor
PAT HARVEY and DERRY WALKER
Assistant Managers
JOANNE PARKS
Business Manager
Advisors:
MARY GREENE
MARY GOODMAN
East Carolinian Staff
KATHRYN JOHNSON Editor
JOANNE PARKS Business Manager
BILLY ARNOLD Managing Editor
DERRY WALKER and PAT HARVEY Assistant Editors
JOHNNY HUDSON and BILL BOYD Co-Sports Editors
BOB HARPER Photographer
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JOHNNY HUDSON and BILL BOYD
Co-Sports Editors
BOB HARPER
Photographer
SUSAN BALLANCE and JIM TRICE
Circulation Managers
BILLY ARNOLD and DERRY WALKER
Cartoonists
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
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East Carolinian
PROOFREADING STAFF
COLUMNISTS
NEWS STAFF
CIRCULATION STAFF
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THE REBEL
It is not surprising that an indifference towards intellectualism permeates, and in many cases dominates, the general atmos- phere of our colleges. This is the sort of thing against which we hope to rebel.
We hope The Rebel will stimulate thought, create a variety of opinion, and provoke an interest in a highly developed art form. We believe that the achievement of these goals would constitute a revolu- tion on any campus.
-Editor
Bryan Harrison
EDITOR
David Lane
MANAGING EDITOR
SPRING, 1958
FALL, 1958
Rebel Staff
BRYAN HARRISON Editor
DAVID LANE Managing Editor
NANCY DAVIS Business Manager
JOHN FILICKY Assistant Business Manager
HUGH AGEE Book Review Editor
NANCY LILLY Art Editor
MARTY KELLAM Exchange Editor
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The Rebel
NANCY DAVIS
Business Manager
HUGH AGEE
Book Review Editor
JOHN FILICKY
ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER
NANCY LILLY
Art Editor
JUDY BISHOP
Typist
MARTY KELLAM
Exchange Editor
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Fine Arts
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Music
College Choir
DR. CARL HJORTSVANG
Director
Chapel Choir
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Collegians
Orchestra
DONALD HAYES
Director
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Marching Band
Marjorettes
Entire band practices in Homecoming Bonfire.
Band and majorettes form tunnel for Pirates as they make their Homecoming debut.
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Teacup is formed as band strikes the "Tea for Two Cha Cha" at Homecoming halftime.
Precision formation results in a fan favorite.
MR. HERBERT CARTER
Director
Concert Band
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Opera Workshop
PAUL HICKFANG
Director
College Singers
MR. DAN VORNHOLT
Director
Woman's Chorus
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Drama
THE EAST CAROLINA PLAYHOUSE was established on the campus in 1939. The organization has as its purpose the encouragement of "dramatic arts at East Carolina and to give students of the college an opportunity to participate in dramatic productions of educational, cultural and/or dramatic worth." All students of the college are eligible to become members and may do so upon the completion of a period of apprenticeship during which time they must work in at least one major production and two Player's Studio Productions. At least one play participation must be along technical lines. Members are expected to take part in each of the major productions and to direct and act in Player's Studio Productions during the school year.
OFFICERS
PAT BAKER President
DEL DRIVER Vice President
LARRY CRAVEN Treasurer
ALICE ANNE HORNE Recording Secretary
SHIRLEY DIXON Corresponding Secretary
JAY ROBBINS Historian
JOSEPH A. WITHEY, Director
ROBERT T. RICKERT, Associate Director
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The East Carolina Playhouse Presents...
"The Teahouse of the August Moon"
By John Patrick
January 23, 24, 25, 1958
SAKINI (Jerry Rockwood) greets the audience at the opening of the play.
LOTUS BLOSSOM (Aileen Condon) dances for the villagers and guests in Tobiki's teahouse
Cast
SAKINI Jerry Rockwood*
SGT. GREGOVITCH Bob Johnson
COL PURDY Del Driver
CAPT. FISBY Tommy Hull
OLD WOMAN Jane Berryman
DAUGHTER
Sylvia Ruston
LADY ASTOR Hush Puppy
ANCIENT MAN Ed Pilkington
HOKAIDA Herb Spencer
OMURA A.W. Caudill
HigA JIGA Leigh Dobson
KEORA Chester Jackson
OSHIRA LarrY Craven
SUMATA Jim Parker
SEIKO Charles Jenkins
LOTUS BLOSSOM Aileen Condon
CAPT. McLEAN Ken West
VILLAGERS Goerge Ray,
Al Colwell, Scott Roberts,
Nora Willis, Janice Suanders,
Mark Withey, Cheryl Lee,
Gred Hardy, and Mike Gooden
*Mr. Rockwood appeared by special arrangement with the American National Theatre and Academy.
CAPT. FISBY (Tommy Hull) and COL. PURDY (Del Driver)
CAPT. FISBY, SAKINI, and the villagers.
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The East Carolina Playhouse Presents...
"The Admirable Crichton"
By J. M. Barrie
October 29, 30, 31, 1958
Cast
CRICHTON Merle Kelly
ERNEST WOOLLEY Bill Haislip
AGATHA LASENBY Gwen McClamrock
CATHERINE LASENBY Doris Robbins
MARY LASENBY Genia Trulove
JOHN TREHERNE Charles Jenkins
LORD LOAM Larry Craven
LORD BROCKLEHURST Tommy Reese
MRS. PERKINS Sue Davis
MRS. FLEURY George Ray
ROLLESTON E.T. Rogers
TOMPSETT Bob Johnson
MISS FISHER Alice Horne
MISS SIMMONS Janice Saunders
MLLE. JEANNE Andrea Pittman
THOMAS Walter Johnson
JOHN Wayne Johnson
JANE Barbara Wilson
STABLE BOY Bill Faulkner
KITCHEN WENCH Betty Allen
PAGE Suzanne Owens
TWEENY Leigh Dobson
CRICHTON (Merle Kelly) drinks a toast to LORD LOAM (Larry Craven) the island hut.
REV. TREHERNE (Charles Jenkins) and TWEENY (Leigh Dobson) sing as LORD LOAM plays is concertina.
CRICHTON and LADY MARY (Genia Trulove) vow everlasting love in view of TWEENY and Mary's sisters, CATHERINE (Doris Robbins) and AGATHA (Gwen McClamrock).
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When members of an audience at a play sit in complete silence for an appreciable interval of time after the final curtain and then express approval in sustained applause, evidence is that they have had a memorable experience . . .
The East Carolina Playhouse Presents...
"Death of a Salesman"
By Arthur Miller
December 11, 12, 13, 1958
Cast
WILLY LOMAN Del Driver
LINDA Leigh Dobson
BIFF Jim Roper
HAPPY Bill Haislip
BERNARD Charles Jenkins
The WOMAN Lib Townsend
CHARLEY Larry Craven
UNCLE BEN Merle Kelly
HOWARD WAGNER Bob Johnson
JENNY Andrea Pittman
STANLEY Buddy Kilpatrick
MISS FORSYTHE Judy Stephenson
LETTA Sally Vadnais
WAITER Dan Yanchisin
BIFF (jim Roper) tells HAPPY (Bill Haislip) of Willie's plan to commit suicide. MISSFORSYTHE (Judy Stephenson) and LETTA (Sally Vadnais) watch.
WILLIE explains to an unbelievable BIFF that THE WOMAN (Lib Townsend) is only a department store buyer.
Linda Mourns Willie
LINDA (Leigh Dobson) and WILLIE (Del Driver) promise that business will im prove "Next week."
BIFF and HAPPY discuss their father
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The East Carolina Playhouse Presents...
"Player's Studio"
Experimental Drama
Each year, aside from the three regularly scheduled major productions, the East Carolina Playhouse presents various plays on an experimental basis. This type of theatre is designed to give any student the opportunity to be in a play to satisfy enthusiasm as well as talent. Most of the superior actors in the organization are products of the various original, famous, or children's plays. No student who is truly interested in the theatre is ever turned away from one of these plays. While they may not have the training necessary for a major production, there is always the PLAYER'S STUDIO through which one may air his talents to their fullest advantage.
The annual Children's Play, "The Sleeping Beauty".
A prize-winning play by a former East Carolina student, Lloyd Bray, Jr., "In Remembrance."
One of the Freshman Plays, "The Old Lady Shows Her Medals."
(Left) A Freshman Play, "Two Crooks and a Lady."
(Right) An original play by an East Carolina student, Maxville B. Williams,
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"Carousel"
The time- 1873; the place- a small town on the coast of Maine . . . and with that audiences gave up reality and were carried magically away into the world of musical theater. Carousel, with music by Rodgers and Hammerstein, captured the imagination and became the most lauded production ever seen in McGinnis Auditorium. Sponsored by the S.G.A., the directors were Dr. Kenneth Cuthbert and Dr. Elizabeth Utterback
PRODUCTIONS STAFF
Linwood Pittman, Technical; Ralph Shumaker, Ass't Music Director; Dr.
Elizabeth Utterback, Dramatics; Sue Hunt, Ass't Dramatics; and Dr.
Kenenth Cuthbert, Director and Music.
Many hours of rehearsals were well rewearded with some of the finest choreography ever seen on the McGinnis stage. Charles Shearon, choreographer, did an excellent job. Dancers at the left are: Joy Johnson, Carolyn Hinton, Carole Hunter, Laverne Coughlan, Noah Barefoot, Ken Killibrew, Adolphus Spain, and Glendal Jenkins.
Dancer Carole Hunter is caught in a fast pirouette.
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Carousel barker, Billy Bigelow (Steve Farrish), flirts with Julie Jordan (Dottie Jo James)-- beginning of a tragic romance.
In dream ballet, Louise (Carol Harris) recreates her mother's romance with mythical carousel barker (Charles Shearon).
The villain, Jigger, (Ralph Shumaker) convinces Billy to join in his evil plan to rob rich mill owner to get money for expected baby.
Enoch Snow (George Knight) comically proclaims his love for Carrie Pipperidge (Barbara Harris).
The show climaxes as Nettii Fowler (Peggy Griffin) con soles Julie with "You'l Never Walk Alone" afte Billy kills himself.
Billy appears at Louise's (Sue Hunt) graduate She feels his presence but cannot see him.
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"All That Glitters..."
... IS NOT GOLD," an old saying goes. In no other campus organization is this as true as in the EAST CAROLINA PLAYHOUSE. Literally hundreds of hours go into the building of sets, rehearsals, staging and producing plays . . . and then . . . GLITTER!
"Dr. Joe," as playhouse members call their director, instructs Tommy Hull, Aileen Condon and Jerry Rockwood on stage movements for "The Teahouse of the August Moon."
Larry Craven, Director, and Marvis Edwards, Assistant Director, block movements for two characters in "The Old Lady Shows Her Medals."
Larry Craven points the proverbial accusing finger at Bubba Driver in Lambda Chi Alpha's production of the "The Moon is Blue." DOris Robbins and Tommy Hull express both horror and amusement.
Empty coffiee cups witness as Jane Barryman constructs "cricket cages" for "Teahouse," and Ken West checks his final stage directions.
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Television
The Camera Focuses on
E.T. Rogers perpares his camera for action.
Tech crew paying the "goof-box" for slip-ups.
TV Guild Officers Wayne Johnson, Betsy Thompson, Jim Stone, and Bob Carroll at the audio board.
Dr. Corrine Rickert, Director of Television, gives instructions to Jim Stone.
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Wayne Johnson "threads" the projector.
Clean-up time!!!
Bill Faulkner repairs lights while John Burleson and Betsy Thompson provide entertainment.
The audio board lights up as a class in Math 50 begins. Closed circuit TV is in its first year at East Carolina. It has proved feasible for teaching required Freshman courses of United States His- tory, English, math, orientation, and science.
Next ship for Mars in fifteen minuti
Betsy Thompson and cameraman have "dry run" of class in Freshman English.
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Radio
Radio Station Brings You...
Louis Farrell at the consol under the watchful eyes of Miss Rosaline Raulston, programming advisor, and Mr. Wendell Smiley, technical advisor.
Present president, Jimmy Kirkland, and past president, Gene Lusk, conversing with the advisors.
Secretary Carol White and Charlie Robeson select record for the disc jockey show.
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Bill Porterfield, Paul Darden, Margaret Lawrence, and Teddy Davis making a spot.
Record librarian, Judy Gay, lists records.
The campus radio broadcasts all the college athletic activities. Above we see Jimmy Balance, Charlie Robinson, Ellis Nelson, and Gene Lusk at the Catawba basketball game.
Copywriters Lib Townsend and Adeline Smith prepare a program.
Bob Daniels reports the news.
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Religion
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Inter-Religious Council
Elaine Coulter, Elaine Page, Bobby Pruden, Freddie Kaminski, Linda Godwin, Sally Vadnais, and Barney West serve as a co-ordinating body for all student religious activities and sponsor new approaches to religious emphasis among the students at East Carolina.
Baptist Student Council
The purpose of the Baptist Student Union is to call all students to an intellectual and emotional commitment to Christ. To supplement the ministry of the local churches, the BSU's weekday program includes Monday night supper forums, worship, and Bible discussion groups. Miss Gloria Blanton is director.
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Disciples Student Fellowship
Endeavoring to gain spiritual insight and guidance, the Disciples Student Fellowship has an organization of approximately 226 students.
Westminster Fellowship Council
Spiritual and intellectual growth, fellowship, and opportunity for leadership are the objectives of the Westminster Fellowship. It is a student-led, church-related organization for Presbyterian students.
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Wesley Foundation Council
Having as its purpose to deepen, enrich, and mature the Christian faith of college men and women, the Wesley Foundation recognizes the disciplines of study, thinking, prayer, and serving as requirements in the vocation of being a Christian student.
Free Will Baptist
Providing a program of Christian fellowship and inspiration, the Free Will Baptist students meet weekly for a supper hour served by ladies from the local and surrounding churches.
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Howard, Vicki, and Janet busily prepare one of Canterbury's delicious Sunday suppers.
Canterbury Club
Sponsored by the Episcopal Church, the Canterbury Club offers spiritual guidance and Christian fellowship through a Sunday night supper, Wednesday evening social, and a mid-week communion.
King Youth Fellowship
As an organization of Full Gospel students, the King Youth Fellowship strives to meet the spiritual needs of its members through weekly worship and fellowship programs.
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Young Women's Christian Association
Striving to meet the needs of the students, the YWCA provides programs that will enrich persons spiritually, mentally, and socially. Special services and socials are held periodically during the year.
President Ann Page Brooks and executive board make plans for Religious Emphasis Week.
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Young Men's Christian Assocation
Seeking to lead the young men of East Carolina to a better understanding of the Christian faith, the YMCA plans programs of a spiritual, intellectual, and recreational nature. All men on the campus, faculty as well as students, are invited to join in the activities.
President Barney West holds round table board after Thursday night
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Lutheran Student Assocation
Serving the principles of Christ, the Lutheran Student Association seeks to meet the needs of students abroad, in the Church at large, and on the college campus.
Newman Club
A nationally federated club for Catholic students on secular college campuses, the Newman Club strives to enrich the religious, intellectual, and social life of its members.
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Special Interests
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Circle K
Circle K, an organization for men at East Carolina, is sponsored by the Greenville Kiwanis Club and is one of the leading clubs in the country. Members are chosen for their above average leadership, scholarship, and citizenship.
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
"Bubba" Driver, John Spoone, Wade Sessoms, Tommy Nash, A.B. Benfield, Laverne Strickland, Bob Ellwanger, and Adolphus Spain.
A. B. BENFIELD
President
Spicy, naughty, and wicked- Circle K Variety Show
ACTIVE MEMBERS
A. B. Benfield Bucky Monroe
Tommy Nash Bubba Driver
Wade Sessoms Eddie Ricks
Verne Strickland Wade Ward
Bobby Elwanger John Spoone
Bill Shaw Leroy Singleton
Adolphus Spain Johnny Hudson
Dave Doolittle Herky Destout
Clint LeGette Joel Long
Coy Harris Jack Birmingham
Ike Riddick Porgy Turner
Tom Farlow Jim Daudridge
Members enjoy a frequent supper meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. John Barnhill prepare to serve desserts after a main course of sizzling steaks.
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College Union Staff
Mahlon J. Coles
DIRECTOR
STUDENT SUPPLY STORE PERSONNEL
CYNTHIA MENDENHALL
Recreation Supervisor
YVONNE SMITH
Assistant
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College Union
As the community center for students, faculty, administration, alumni and guests, the College Union is an integral part of the education program for the College. It consists of the Book Store Stationery Store, Soda Shop, and the Recreation Area. The College Union Student Board is made up of elected officers and committee chairmen who act in an advisory capacity. In all its processes it encourages self-directed activities, giving maximum opportunity for self-realization and for growth in individual social competency and group effectiveness.
Betty Fleming
PRESIDENT
OFFICERS
BETTY FLEMING President
JANE STAPLES Treasurer
JIMMIE WALL Vice-President
DORIS SHAMEL Secretary
Record and Dance
FREDDY ROBERTSON, Chairman
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Publicity
SARAH MATTHEWS, Chairman
Special Projects
GEORGE RAY, Chairman
Games
CAROL WHITE, Chairman
Social
ETHELYN MAXWELL, Chairman
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If the conversation never makes healdines, it's not because the soda shop cowboys aren't trying.
Someday he'll be a ping pong champion!
College
Waving goodbye, girls start on bicycle excursion.
For the high brow, it could be called the pagan ballet.
Card sharks keep a steady eye on the dealer.
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"How much is this little dog?"
Game time for intellectuals.
Union
CU bulletin board provides ready information
Could this be closed circuit TV?
A pause at the soda fountain...
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Officers
PEGGY KEPLEY President
BARBARA DAVENPORT 1st Vice President
PATSY ALLAAAN Secretary
JANET GRISOM 3rd Vice President
Miss Barbara Davenport--Sweetheart of ACE
One of the oustanding yearly projects is the selling of college blazers.
Association for Childhood Education
In the past few years, the Association for Childhood Education has grown from a virtually unknown club to one of the most active with a membership of 200 students. It is an international professional organization concerned with the education and well-being of children. Members of the ACE endeavor to promote desirable conditions in the school and to adjust the school program to the child's needs for the betterment of child welfare.
ACE members annually make and sell chrysanthemum corsages for the Homecoming weekend.
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Campus displays, TV, and radio presentations characterize observance of AEW
Wayne Forbes receives gavel from Pat Lewis, Northeastern District President
Student National Education Assocation
The Robert H. Wright Chapter provides its members with opportunities for developing personal growth and professional competences; for gaining an understanding of the history, ethics, and programs of the organized teaching profession; and for participating in cooperative work on the problems of the profession.
Officers
COLEMAN GENTRY President
EMILY CRABTREE Buccaneer
BETTY MODLIN Secretary
CLINTON DAVIS Vice President
MARGARET WOODS Historian
JACK BIRMINGHAM Treasurer
Programs to meet the needs of the members "Mock Placement Interviews"
Members browse over "NEA Journal" and "North Carolina Education"
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Woman's Recreation Assocation
WRA, an extension of the Health and Physical Education Department, offers a splendid opportunity for women to participate in a variety of sports activities.
Officers
SYLVIA BEASLEY President
PEGGY DAVIS Vice-President
RITA MANN Secretary
ANN JESSUPS Treasurer
ELLA TYSON EAST CAROLINIAN
DOT WHITE BUCCANEER
BETTY PEELE Publicity
ANN WILSON Awards
GAY HOGAN Advisor
DORMITORY REPRESENTATIVES
The top girls represent East Carolina's dormitories.
Look out, girls! She's ready to move.
Oops! It almost didn't make it!
These beauties are about to engage in a friendly match.
Here we find some of the top mermaids at EC.
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Aquanymphs
Consisting of girls interested in swimming, the Aquanymphs participate in water shows, practice water ballet, and study advanced swimming.
Aquatics Club
As an association of students interested in promoting water sports, the Aquatics Club sponsors as its major project the annual water show.
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Varsity Club
Re-organized last year, the Varsity Club has as its purpose to create brotherhood among the lettermen of different sports.
Officers
TOMMY NASH President
LEE ATKINSON Vice President
JOE HOLMES Secretary
FOSTER MORSE Treasurer
BILL CAIN and TOAAMY NANCE Sergeants-at-Arms
Young Democrats
The first voting returns have just come in.
Well, don't I have the right to he-haw a little?
Aw-w-w, don't look so disgusted, Georgianna!
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Honorary Professional Fraternities
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Honorary Professional Fraternity Council
Organized this year, the Honorary-Professional Fraternity Council strives, as its primary objective, to emphasize the academic and scholastic aspect of the student's life.
MARY JESSUP
President
PURVIS BOYETTE
Vice President
JOYCE PIERCE
Treasurer
AMELITA THOMPSON
Secretary
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Gayle Dunn Coleman Gentry Artemis Kares Peggy Kepley Clarice Merritt
To encourage professional, intellectual, and personal standards and to recognize outstanding contributions to education are the purposes of Kappa Delta Pi. To this end it invites to membership such persons as exhibit commendable qualities, worthy educational ideals, and sound scholarship.
Barbara Morton
Joyce Pierce
Jo Prytherch
Adolphus Spain
Kappa Delta Pi
OFFICERS
JOYCE PIERCE President
PEGGY KEPLEY Vice President
BARBARA MORTON Secretary
CLARICE MERRITT Treasurer
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Kappa Upsilon chapter of Alpha Phi Omega, national service fraternity, is now in its fifth year at East Carolina College.
The primary purpose of this fraternity is to enable Scout trained men to continue serving others and aid the development of friendship throughout the campus. The highlight of the fraternity's yearly activities is the annual White Ball which is held winter quarter.
Qualifications for membership are based on records of former activ- ities in Scouting and interest in serving school, Scouting, humanity, and fellow brothers through brotherhood and service. Membership is opened to students in all departments who are interested in service.
Rosser Collier Ike collins
James Cooper Edgar Delamar
John Dunn Seaton Fairless Frank Freeman Tommy Harris Raddy Holton
Walter Hooper Rudd Jenson Mike Katsias Hal Leeuwenburg Allen Lucas
Alpha Phi
Top Executives
Newlywed goes for a swim
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OFFICERS
DAN SPAIN President
FOSTER MORSE 1st Vice President
TOMMY HARRIS 2nd Vice President
ALLEN LUCAS Recording Secretary
JAMES TRICE Corresponding Secretary
RUDD JENSON Treasurer
GENE LUSK Social Chairman
ROSSER COLLIER Historian
MAC SEYMORE Assistant Historian
JIMMY WARD Assistant Historian
IKE COLLINS Chaplain
WALTER HOOPER Sergeant-at-Arms
Gene Lusk Turner Manning Foster Morse
Robert Needs Philip Overton David Perry
Berk Roberts Mac Seymore Adolphus Spain Dan Spain John Spoone
Jimmy Trice Jimmie Wall Mac Walston Jimmy Ward Tolson Willis
Omega
Success of the White Ball
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Charles Boyd William Bowen Lawrence Brown Alfred Bulla Roy Butner Beverly Durham Clyde Haddock Don Haskins Herbert Jones
Fred Kaminski Don Knigh Archie Muldrow George Potter James Russ Dan Spain Jesse Suitt Mike Uzzell Richard Young
In 1955 the Beta lota Chapter of Gamma Theta Upsilon was organized to further professional interest in geography by affording a common organization for those interested in this field. Gamma Theta Upsilon is now entering its fifth year of organization. It was established and organized in March, 1955. The fraternity had 31 charter members and as of May, 1958 there were 100 members associated with the local chapter.
East Carolina now ties with the University of Washington for third place among the nation's colleges and universities in number of students enrolled in courses in geography during the 1958-59 school year, according to the official directory of College Geography in the United States.
OFFICERS
JAMES RUSS Presidenl
CLYDE HADDOCK Vice President
DON HASKINS Secretary
FRED KAMINSKI Treasurer
Gamma Theta Upsilon
KAY RODRIGUEZ
Homecoming Sponsor
Fraternity Supper Meeting
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Alpha Delta Tau is an honorary fraternity based on scholastic achievement in Industrial Arts and related fields. Its purpose is to recognize accomplishments, promote scholastic proficiency, foster professional advancement and uphold personal and professional honor. The precepts on which the Fraternity was founded are: Leadership, Service, and Honor.
Edwin Baxter
Wade Bodenheir
David Britt
Vernon Burgess
Donald Everhart
Earl Hollamon
Howard Hudnell
Lin Jordan
Theron Keen
John Kelly
Malcolm Knox
Melton Lilley
Mike Riddick
Robert Ruck
Ray Spruill
MELTON LILLEY President
DONALD EVERHART Vice-President
EARL HOLLAMON Secretary
RAY SPRUILL Treasurer
THERON KEEN Reporter
Alpha Delta Tau
Officers
Which end is up?
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Elfreth Alexander Betty Alligood Lawrence Ausbon Marie Barnett William Batts Elizabeth Chason
James Cherry Carolyn Corbett Gayle Davenport Lou Ellen Flowers Barbara Griffin Celia Harding
Pi Omega Pi
GAYLE DAVENPORT and EARL SOLES
Valentine King and Queen
DIANA MONROE
Homecoming Sponsor
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Pi Omega Pi was organized to create fellowship among teachers of business subjects. The aims of the group are to encourage scholarship in business education, to aid in civic betterment in colleges and universities, to encourage and foster high ethical standards in business and professional life, and to teach the ideal of service as the basis of all worthy enterprise.
Beta Kappa Chapter of Pi Omega Pi was installed at East Carolina College on February 12, 1944. The fraternity has had a very colorful history and one that has not gone unnoticed. Beta Kappa has competed five times for the national outstanding chapter award and has won three times, the latest year being 1 957.
OFFICERS
AMELITA THOMSPON President
BARBARA GRIFFIN Vice President
JULIA KENDALL Secretary
DIANA MONROE Assistant Secretary
BILLY JONES Treasurer
BESTY MILLS
DEMPSEY MIZELLE Historians
Billie Hardison Ennis Harrell Alan Hooper Peggy Jackson Billy Jones Julia Kendall
Nancy Mallard Roland Matthis Bee Mendenhall Betsy Mills Dempsey Mizelle Diane Monroe
Anne Morgan William Page Barbara Paramore Donald Park Susan Pierce Perry Plyler
Loretta Stone Walter Swing Helen Taylor Ann Thompson Amelita Thompson Frances Williams
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Phi Sigma Pi is an honorary professional fraternity made up of men who display outstanding qualities of scholarship, leadership, and fellowship. After a residence of one year at East Carolina College, men who have an academic average of "2" on all their college work become prospective members. The purpose of the fraternity is to provide a distinction to those men who meet the fraternity qualifications and to comprise a body of individuals with similar professional interests.
Phi Sigma Pi
OFFICERS
PURVIS BOYETTE President
LAVERNE STRICKLAND Vice President
JAMES LAUGHINGHOUSE Secretary
JENEAL TEANDER Assistant
TOMMY NASH Treasurer
COLEMAN GENTRY Sergeant-at-Arms
CHARLES YOUMANS Historian
JOHN FARMER Reporter
DR. RICHARD TODD Advisor
Bob Abercrombie Carlton Adams Purvis Boyette
Eddie Dennis John Farmer Coleman Gentry
Bill Holley Tom Hopkins Rufus Hughes
Charles Jenkins Bill Jones Ed Lancaster
James Laughinghouse Henry Meares Bucky Monroe
Tommy Nahs Fred Ragan Adolphus Spain
Verne Strickland Jeneal Teander Charles Youmans
SUSAN DEICHMANN
Homecoming Sponsor
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Franklin Bullard David Doolittle Robert Ellwanger Theodore Fountain Henry Goodman Larry Griffin
Larry Grissom Herbert Joyner Kenneth Killebrew Robert Kornegay Ted Lee John Lowery
Charles Meyers Stuart Patten Jack Pindell Gerald Powell Thomas Spry Francis Swanson
Jeneal Teander Jerry Van Dyke
Chartered in the spring of 1955,Phi AAu Alpha Sinfonia is an honorary professional music fraternity for men.Its principal aim is to advance the cause of music in America. Admission is by invitation, pending the high quality point average which must be maintained by its members.
OFFICERS
GERALD POWELL President
JACK PINDELL Vice President
JOHN LOWERY Secretary
DON GRIFFIN Treasurer
BOB ELLWANGER Alumni Secretary
HERB JOYNER Parlimentarian
HENRY GOODMAN Historian
TED LEE Choral Director
DAVID DOOLITTLE Warden
Phi Mu Alpha
JACKIE BYRD
Fraternity Sweetheart
Fraternity Supper
ELLEN STURKIE
Homecoming Sponsor
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Carietta Blades Nancy Caldwell Ann Cromartie Rebeckah Crouch Ann Darden
Dee Ann Dorsett Connie Lou Dunn Hannah England Loan Eudy Shelby Grady
Sigma Alpha Iota
They call this studying
Parade time
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Dorothy Hayes Carolyn Hinton Frances Johnson Pay Laye Geraldine Matthews
Ashlynn Mualdin Jane Murray Betty McCauley Bonny Rutledge Shelby Sheffield
Sandi Smith Hilda Tedder Lariat Umphlett Nina Wheely Katherine White
Sigma Alpha lota is an internationally incorporated professional fraternity for women in the field of music. It was founded in 1903, and the Beta Psi Chapter was installed on May 1, 1955. The purposes of Sigma Alpha lota are many, including: To form chapters of music students and musicians who shall by their influence and their musical interest uphold the highest ideals of a musical education; to raise the standard of productive musical work among women students of colleges, conservatories and universities; to further the development of music in America; to organize the social life of its members as a contributing factor of their educational Program. Membership is based upon scholarship, personality, and character.
OFFICERS
LORITA UMPHLETT President
JANE MURRAY Vice President
HILDA TEDDER 2nd Vice President
JOAN EUDY Recording Secretary
SHELBY SHEFFIELD Corresponding Secretary
FRANCES JOHNSON Treasurer
CONNIE DUNN Chaplain
DOROTHY HAYES Editor
NANCY CALDWELL Sergeant-at-Arms
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To learn more about the geography, people, language, life, customs, history, industries, and culture of foreign countries; to stimulate interest in the study of languages; and to make a contribution toward bringing about a better understanding between these countries and ours by having a better knowledge of them are the objectives of Sigma Pi Alpha.
To be a member of Sigma Pi Alpha, a person must have an average of "2" in foreign language courses and an average of "3" in other college courses.
John Birmingharm Lawrence Brown Barbara Bullock Michele Cams
Elaine Carawan Sara Crawford Joyce Dupree John Farmer
Betty Lou Gaylord Nancy Harris Arlene High Ann Howie
Mary Ann Isles Cynthia James Charles Jenkins Fred Kaminski
Artemis Kares Dorothy Langston Barbara Lounsbury Bee Mendenhall
Dempsey Mizelle Kay Rodriguez Joanne Smith Rachel Steinbeck
Jeneal Teander Carolyn Waters Dorothy White Katherine Whitley
Sigma Pi Alpha
OFFICERS
RACHEL STEINBECK President
CAROLYN WATERS Vice President
ARTEMIS KARES Secretary
JOHN FARMER Treasurer
ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Reporter
JOANNE SMITH
Homecoming Sponsor
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A national honorary scientific fraternity, the Alpha Gamma Chapter of Chi Beta Phi was chartered in 1953 under the sponsorship of Dr. Charles Reynolds and Professor Chester Scruggs of the East Carolina Science Department.
A prospective member must be at least a third quarter sophomore and be a science or mathematics major. He must have a scholastic average of 2 quality points per credit hour on all science, mathematics, and psychology courses and a scholastic average of 1.5 quality points per credit hour on all other courses.
The fraternity has as its objectives the promotion of greater individual interest and higher scholarship in science, mathematics, and related fields.
OFFICERS
MARGARET POWELL President
CARLTON ADAMS Vice President
ANNE HOWIE Secretary
DAVID SMITH Treasurer
Chi Beta Phi
Carlton Adams Norma Bowen Purvis Boyette Linda Godwin Ferne Highsmith Tom Hopkins
Anne Howie Shirley Hunt Deloris Johnson James Laughinghouse Peggy Mobley Edward Monroe
Margaret Powell David Smith Loretta Walters Margarette Wiggs Lillian Wood Charles Youmans
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George Bagley Annette Bass Loretta Benton Patsy Brannock Rae Britt
Rosalie Dalton Peggy Efird Sherrill Garris Joyce Godwin Barbara Griffin
Gloria Hoffler Mary Jessup Esther Joyner Cornelia Leeuwenburg Anna Leggett
Tau Sigma
Time for a break
Party...Pary
Pledges
GLORIA HOFFLER
Homecoming Sponsor
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Alpha Chapter of Tau Sigma, honorary educational fraternity, was founded on the campus of East Carolina College in the spring of 1955. This fraternity was the outgrowth of a club organized by members of Dr. John White's psychology 205 class. The objectives of this organization are to be an organization for educational exploration, to supplement classroom work with actual experience, to give the student member an opportunity in which to meet first hand problems and situations that will eventually be met in the field, and to provide a living laboratory in which to work and learn in what practical ways to be of service.
OFFICERS
MARY JESSUP President
BETTY PHILLIPS Vice President
SHIRLEY LEWIS Recording Secretary
GLORIA HOFFLER Corresponding Secretary
RAE BRITT Treasurer
PEGGY EFIRD Historian and Reporter
GEORGIE LEGGETT Social Chairman
Pat Lewis Shirley Lewis Ethelyn Maxwell Geralene Mills Foster Morse
Gaile McSwaine Wilma Pait Betty Phillips Joe Pond Patricia Quinn
Betsy Redding Lois Stephens Ann Strickland Jean Sullivan Betty Thomas
Argent Tucker Rebecca Warren Emilie White Rose White Delano Wilson
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Delta Sigma Pi has many social affairs and three big dances each year; the most outstanding is the "Rose Formal" which is held during the Winter Quarter. The Rose Weekend starts on Friday evening with a "Stag Social," followed by the big event on Saturday evening. Since Delta Sigma Pi is primarily a professional commerce fraternity, they have many guest speakers and make several tours each year through various Companies in Virginia, South Carolina, and North Carolina. The Professional life is centered around fostering the study of business and promoting closer affiliation between the commercial world and the field of commerce.
Euclid Armstrong Jack Baker
James Batchlor Alexander Berryhill
Eugene Brown Robert Brown Speight Burrus John Carr Edgar Delamar
William Enloe Bill Faulkner John Filicky Ruffin Hall Charles Hobbs
Delta
MARY HAYES PLEASANTS
Homecoming Sponsor
Rabbits galore!
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OFFICERS
EDGAR DELAMAR President
JOHN CARR 1st Vice President
JAMES METZGAR 2nd Vice President
EUCLID ARMSTRONG Secretary
CHARLES SMITH Treasurer
RUFFIN HALL Chancellor
ROBERT KORNEGAY Social Chairman
BOB WILSON Historian
Benjamin Hodges Robert Kornegay
Douglas Leary James Metzgar
Bob Miller Darrell Mills Bill Puckett Lawrence Reynolds Eugene Robertson
Charles Smith Leon Swenton William Stephens Bill Willis Bob Wilson
Sigma Pi
Roses at the Delta Sig "Rose Ball"
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Ann Barnacasel Shirley Buchan Flora Boseman Eleanor Cuthrell Edith Fitzgerald
Pat Herring Ernestine Nichols Judy Tolson Janet Wall Nancy Willis
Phi Omicron
Phi Omicron's purpose is fourfold: to encourage interest and scholarship in home economics, to aid in civic betterment at East Carolina College, to encourage and foster high ethical standards in business and professional life, and finally to teach the ideal of service as the basis of all worthy enterprises through the development of personality, leadership, initiative and poise in such a way as to lend distinction to the profession of home economics.
OFFICERS
President BARBARA WHICHARD
Vice President ERNESTINE NICHOLS
Secretary GLENNIE ELLIS
Reporter EDITH FITZGERALD
JUDY TOLSON
Homecoming Sponsor
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Greeks
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IFC
INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES
H. Mashburn, Treasurer; G. Slaughter, Vice President; J. Teachey, President;
K. Thompson, Secretary
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What's this madness?
Fraternity beauties
Fraternities work together
Jan Forrest sings for I.F.C. Ball
Sweep 'em clean, boys
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ALDEN GLENN BASS
EDWIN Y. BAXTER, JR.
RALPH N. BECTON, Recording Secretary
ROY WADE BODENHEIMER
EDDIE PASCAL DRAUGHON
RONALD RUDOLPH EVERETT
ROBERT LEE FRANCK
CHARLES BRANTLEY GORDON
RAYMOND GLENWOOD GURLEY
ROBERT L. HARRELL
HARVEY V. GODFREY, JR.
ADRIAN D. HERRING
WILLIAM OWEN MEACHUM
JIMMY W. OWENS
GEORGE L. SLAUGHTER, JR., Vice President
EDWARD C. STONE III, President
GEORGE CRAWFORD TURNER
WAYNE D. WALKER
JAMES HUXLEY WALTERS
CARTER S. WILLIAMS, JR.
KA
Gamma Rho Chapter of Kappa Alpha Order, East Carolina College, received its charter on September 25, 1958.
"For the things which are seen are temporal; but the things which are not seen are eternal."
Its influence cannot be weighed or measured or computed or analyzed, but, for its members, there is nothing more substantial, nothing more real, than the vows they have taken, the precepts which become part of their very souls, the strong bonds of brotherhood which have been among their dearest and most cherished blessings.
KAPPA ALPHA
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Kappa Alpha's pledges
Midnight swim, Ed?
A toast to Gamma Rho
KA masquerades
Kappa Alpha's chopping block
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The Epsilon Iota chapter of Theta Chi was the first national social fraternity chartered and established at East Carolina. Its objective is to make Theta Chi a positive force for constructive and continual development of the highest type of citizenship among its members and to perpetuate the fundamentals of the school and the fraternity.
THETA CHI
ROGER HARDY AVERETTE
LARRY GLENN BAILEY, Secretary
JOSEPH S. BENFIELD, Treasurer
KIRBY BRANCH
FRANKLIN EASON BULLARD
RICHARD EARL CROUCH
SEATON POE FAIRLESS, JR.
JOHN HUGHES GILES
GROVER THURMAN HALL, III
GERALD LEE HASTY
BOYCE HONEYCUTT, JR.
WILLIAM LEE HOWELL
RAYBON B. JENKINS
THEODORE HORTON JOHNSON
ROBERT FLEMING MURRAY
JOHN DORSEY SAVAGE, Vice President
CHARLES HOMER SHIELDS
JAMES GALLET STONE
KERMIT A. THOMPSON
JAMES EDWARD TRICE
JAMES ESTON TURNER, JR.
CHARLES MICHAEL UZZELL, President
WILLIAM HARRY WALLACE
STEWART WOOTEN
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The big OX round
Cavaliers entertain at OX ball
1958 Pledge class of Theta Chi
Beauty balances the beast?
Theta Chi Pirate
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GEORGE V. BAGLEY, President
GEORGE R. BAYNES, Treasurer
EARL BOYKIN
JOHN S. BYRD
KENNETH CHALKER
RODGERS H. CLARK
CHARLES DANT
AUTHUR A. DE SOUT
DELANO A. DRIVER
GERALD DUFFIE
CHARLES DYSON
LENTZ FRANKLIN
PAUL GOODWIN
CHARLES GREGG
JAMES R. HARPER
COY W. HARRIS, Vice President
TERRY W. HAUSER
CARL F. HAYES
JOHN P. HUDSON
WILLIAM A. JENKINS
EMANUEL KATSIAS
THOMAS H. LANE, JR.,
HERMAN MARSHBURN
EDWARD P. MONROE, JR.
JOSEPH A. POND, JR.
WILLIAM G. SHAW
JOHN P. SPOONE, JR., Secretary
TALMADGE R. TAYLOR
CHARLES VAUGHN
WADE THURMAN WARD
JOHN WEST
EUGENE L. WHITFIELD
Lambda Chi Alpha was established at East Carolina in 1958. In furtherance of the aims of the fraternity, the members have recognized certain standards of attainment. They are expressed in the ideals symbolically represented by the three-pointed emblem, the pyramid: Scholarship, Character, and Friendship.
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Lambda Chi Alpha's annual egg hunt
"Buc" parades
PLEDGE OFFICERS
R. Spivey, Secretary
R. Harkey, Treasurer
J. Robbins, Vice Pres.
P. Finigan, President
Lambda Chi Alpha's 1958 Pledge Class
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GRADY AUSTIN
BILL BAKER
HOWARD BREWER
DICK BUCKLEY, Vice President
PAUL DAVENPORT
TOM FARLOW, President TOM GAINER
AL GREENE
TOM JACKSON
CEDRIC JOHNSON
On May 16 and 17, thirty-four men at East Carolina were initiated into Phi Kappa Alpha and received their charter as the Epsilon Nu Chapter. This was the one hundred and thirty-second chapter of the Phi Kappa Alpha Fraternity to be established.
PI KAPPA ALPHA
LINWOOD JOHNSON
HOWARD KING
DON KNIGHT, Treasurer
TONY MALLARD
ROY MARTIN
KEN NIELSON
REID PARROTT, Recording Secretary
CHARLES PATTERSON
CHARLES PUGH
EDDIE RICKS
FRED ROBERTSON
BILL SCOTT
MILTON SINGLETARY
CECIL SMITH
JEFF STRICKLAND
GERALD SYLIVANT
CLARK TAYLOR
JAMES TEACHEY
KARROLL TEACHEY
DERRY WALKER
FRANK YOUNG
Pika's Pledge Class
Homecoming, 1958
First fraternity house at ECC.
Pika rocket--third place winner
Pi Kappa Alpha enjoys OX's dance
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ROBERT LEE CHURCH
JOHN DONALD COFFIN
ALBERT WOODROW COLWELL, III
LYLE WILLIAM COOPER, JR., President
GLENN CHARLES DYER, Alumni Secretary
BILL FLOWERS
JULIAN CRAFT SMITH
THOMAS HAINES RAGLAND, Chaplain
DAVID ARNOLD THOMPSON
HERBERT CLIFTON TUCKER, II
KELVIN THALES WOOD
LARRY N. WYNNS, Warden
GLEN LEE UPCHURCH
JOHN RAWLS, JR.
With the purpose of promoting a mutual trust and fellowship among its members, Kappa Sigma Nu strives to uphold the traditions and ideals of the college. The fraternity also encourages excellence in scholarship and the practice of the highest ideals of Christian manhood and good citizenship.
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No. 1 float of homecoming parade
Will beauty replace the train?
Advisor--DR. SCOTT
1958 Pledge Class
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Air Force
R.O.T.C.
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Double time...
Salute...
Our leaders...
Yours or mine...
Activities in the Corps
You'll never get away...
Hut, two, three...
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The Air Force ROTC at East Carolina College offers young men opportunities for personal development as individual cadets into capable leaders, as potential Air Force Officers, or citizens cognizant of the challenge of new air age frontiers where even the realms of sound and time are left behind.
The unit was activated in 1948 and is now in its eleventh year. It is one of the college's best developed departments. It offers great opportunities to those young men desiring to become pilots, navigators, or observers in the USAF.
CADET GROUP COMMANDER AND STAFF
Cadets Capt. Harold Mabe, 2nd Lt. Dennis M. Biggs, Major Franklin
Johnson, Lt. Col. Thomas R. Gayner, Capt. John P. Spoone, Maj. Jackson
A. Henly, 2nd Lt. Linwood C. Johnson, Major Gene E. Mercer.
MARVIS EDWARDS
Sponsor
61ST SQUADRON COMMANDER, ADJUTANT, AND GUIDE ON
Cadet Phillip H. Crawford, Cadet Major William Meachum and 1st Lt. Tom Farlow.
62ND SQUADRON COMMANDER, ADJUTANT, AND GUIDE ON
Cadet William F. Faulkner, Cadet Major Charles C. Hoffman, 2n Lt. Jack Koeberling.
JULY JOLLY
Sponsor
IRIS GORE Sponsor
Sponsor
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Flight "A" Drum and Bugle Corps
CADET CAPTAIN PERRY JULIAN, Commander
JUDITH HEARNE
Sponsor
The purpose of the AFROTC is to select...
Flight "B"
CADET CAPTAIN EUGENE F. BROWN, Commander
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Flight "C"
CADET CAPTAIN EUGENE WHITFIELD, Commander
...and train young college men as future leaders
Flight "D" Drill Team
CADET CAPTAIN ROBERT L. NEEDS, Commander
JUNE CARTER
"Miss Drill Team"
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Flight "E"
CADET CAPTAIN LEO W. THACKER, Commander
of men in the United States Air Force.
Flight "F"
CADET CAPTAIN KENNETH WILSON, Commander
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HOMECOMING: When old faces are seen once again, the warm welcomes come continually with the flashing smiles of campus queens, Betty Lane Evans, Carol and Jimi McDaniel, and Buccaneer Pirate Tommy Ragland with "Buc," the college mascot.
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Athletics
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HOWARD PORTER
Basketball
EARL SMITH
Assistant Football and Baseball
BILL McDONALD
Assistant Football
Coaching Staff
JACK BOONE
Football
JIM MALLORY
Baseball and Assistant Football
RAY MARTINEZ
Swimming and Tennis
J. O. MILLER
Track
FRANK MADIGAN
Assistant Football
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Football
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COACHING STAFF
Bill McDonald
Jim Mallory
Jack Boone, Head Coach
Earl Smith
Frank Madigan
Pirates drop Emory-Henry in opener by 12-0...
The Bucs equaled their 1957 win total as they capitalized on two fourth-quarter fumbles by turning them into touchdowns. Bass, Bishop, and Perry stood out in the backfield and Emory, Davis, and Gordon were stalwarts in the forward wall.
Jerry Carpenter halts Emory-Henry player.
Glenn Bass sweeps end for sizable gain.
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Pirates bow to strong Presbyterian by 24-16...
Facing a 24 point deficit, the ECC offensive unit managed to get rolling with eight minutes left in the fourth quarter and wound up with 16 points for their efforts. Bobby Perry and Ralph Zehring dominated the offensive play for the Pirates.
Co-captains Lynn Barnett and Ralph Zehring.
Bucs stop Presbyterian as George Turner rushes i
TOMMY MATTHEWS
High-stepping halfback
BOBBY PERRY
Halfback
JAMES SPEIGHT
Fullback
PAT DROUGHON
Halfback
GARY PIERCE
Tackle
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CHARLES COOKE
Tackle
CHARLIE BISHOP
Halfback
WAYNE DAVIS
Guard
ECC upsets Catawba Indians 6-0...
ECC capitalized on a third quarter Catawba fumble and then played outstanding defensive ball to upset the previously undefeated Indians. Bobby Perry and Lee Atkinson were the leading runners for the Bucs. "Our line played one of the best games that I have seen in several years," commented Coach Boone after the game.
Jerry Carpenter dives over for only score of game
"Whoops! Two husky Indians stop Buc halfback."
Pirate line holds Catawba for no gain.
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LEE ATKINSON
Halfback
ED EMORY
ALL-CONFERENCE Guard
TOMMY NASH
Halfback
ECC knocks off Elon's high-ranking Christians 14-6...
East Carolina came out from half-time like a roaring bull and then proceeded to knock-off the Elon Christians. Two outstanding halfbacks, Lee Atkinson and Bobby Perry, keyed the win along with Ed Emory who was all over the field. Perry scored both touchdowns and Atkinson broke through the Elon line for many chunks of yardage and played an outstanding defensive game.
Pirate line holds...
BILL CAIN
End
HOWARD BEALE
End
DAVID THOMAS
End
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GEORGE TURNER
Fullback
PERRY PEARSON
Tackle
JONES LOCKERMAN
End
JAMES GORDAN
Guard
ECC stops Western Carolina 8-7...
A Homecoming crowd of approximately 8,500 witnessed Bobby Perry, Buc halfback, score his seventh touchdown in five games as ECC outscored a determined Western Carolina squad. The work of David Thomas, Bill Cain, Joe Holmes, and Howard Beale at the end slots stopped the outside attack while Gary Pierce, Charlie Cook, Henry Vansant, Wayne Davis, and Ed Emory dominated the inside play.
Jim Speight, Lee Atkinson, Ralph Zehring, and off course Perry led the offensive attack.
Pirates and Indians line up at scrimmage.
Perry rolls out behind good interference
Bishop sweeps end for yardage.
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WALTER HANDFORD
Halfback
LEO THACKER
Halfback
HENRY VANSANT
Center
LYNN BARNETT
Center
Newberry topples East Carolina 28-6...
The Indians of Newberry College took advantage of ECC mistakes in the opening half to gain a 12-6 lead at intermission, and then unleased a bone-crushing ground attack in the second half to hand the Pirates their second worst licking of the campaign. James Speight was the leading ground-gainer for the Bucs with 1 13 yards out of their total of 137 yards. Randell Holmes got off several outstanding boots and wound up with a 47.5 average for six kicks.
Starting Eleven
BILL CAIN
EARL SWEET
BOBBY PERRY
ED EMORY
RALPH ZEHRING
CHARLES GORDON
JAMES SPEIGHT
WAYNE DAVIS
LEE ATKINSON
CHARLES COOK
DAVID THOMAS
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RALPH ZEHRING
Quarterback
Buc starting backfield: Perry, Speight, Zehring, and Atkinson.
Apps Upset Bucs 15-0...
Appalachian, playing at full strength for the first time, upset the Pirates in the mud at Boone for the Bucs' first conference loss. However, ECC, who had drives run out at the 13, 5, and 1 yard lines in the first half, put up a game fight all the way. Ralph Zehring and James Speight paced the Bucs in their poorest offensive showing of the season. The lone highlight in the loss was the punting of Randell Holmes who averaged 43 yards per kick despite the muddy field.
RANDELL HOLMES
End
Coaches Boone and Madigan go over offensive strategy
Trainers Black, Thacker, and Ready.
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NICK HILGERT
Quarterback
JOE LOFLIN
End
FRED POLLARD
Guard
PERRY LANE
Guard
Lenor Rhyne Blasts Bucs 59-14...
Taking advantage of a couple of hand-out fumbles and numerous penalties, Lenoir Rhyne Bears easily ran over the ECC Pirates who could never get started. Bobby Perry, the money ball player, netted his eighth touchdown in the first period. James Speight, All-Conference halfback last season, highlighted the Bucs running attack by picking up 58 yards in nine attempts.
"Yest, Coach, we lost..."
STUART HOLLAND
Quarterback
MELVIN REFT
Fullback
LARRY LIST
End
JOHN P. STAUFFER
Guard
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ECC defeats Randolph-Macon 36-6...
Halfbacks Lee Atkinson and Walter Hanford racked up two touchdowns each as the Pirates vaulted the Yellow Jackets of Randolph-AAacon. Coach Jack Boone was well pleased with his entire club but summed up the playing of tackles Henry Kwiatkowski and Charles Cook as outstanding.
All-Conference halfback Bobby Perry snags a pass against Randolph-Macon.
Quarterback Ralph Zehring gets set to toss one...
Bucs score in a pile-up on the 1 yard line.
CHARLES GORDON
Guard
VERNON DAVIS
Fullback
DEMPSEY WILLIAMS
Guard
SHELTON CHESSON
Halfback
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Coach Boone, as his young club materializes in their final game against the Guilford Quakers.
Pirates blast Quakers 20-0...
East Carolina scored on the first play from scrimmage and then added two more touchdowns later as the Bucs gave Coach Boone his most successful season since 1953. James Speight scored two touchdowns and Lee Atkinson, playing in his last game for the Pirates, scored once. All-Conference guard Ed Emory was all over the field and with the aid of Charles Cook, Bill Cain, David Thomas, and Charles Gordon had the visitor's offense under control during the whole game.
Bill Cain breaks through and stops Quaker back.
Ralph Zehring returns a punt.
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Oustanding Seniors Graduate..
TOMMY NASH
LEE ATKINSON
BOBBY PERRY
CHARLIE BISHOP
RANDELL "JOE" HOLMES
After three months on the turf, the
Cheerleaders come inside and warm-up
for the coming basketball season. Joy
Johnson, Chief, Patsy Millikin, Peggy Kep-
ley, Jane Staples, Eleanor Bowden, and
Dottie McEwen.
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Basketball
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JESSEL CURRY
Guard
CHARLES ADAMS
Guard
NICK NICHOLS
Forward
Coach Porter, heading into his twelfth season as head basketball and the head mentor, has had some glorious years in the Pirate den. His 1958-59 club may produce another one of those good years.
With six strong men forming a nucleus, Porter is ready to aim his guns toward the North State crown once again. Jessel Curry, ALL-CONFERENCE Guard, heads the returning starters. Although leading the team last season with a 16 point average, Curry's greatest asset is his excellent play-making.
Ike Riddick is one of the returning guards averaging 12 points a game last season. Noted for his speed and quickness, Riddick is also a good rebounder.
Charlie Adams is the other regular guard. Having overcome a defensive weakness, this sharpshooter is a good bet for ALL-CONFERENCE honors.
Joe Plaster, who has shown great improvement over the past three years, returns to the pivot slot. Standing at 6'8", Plaster gives the Bucs plenty of height and he will also get his share of points.
At forward Coach Porter has a hustling Sophomore, Don Smith, who is ready for his second year as a starter. Smith was regarded as one of the top Freshmen in the loop last season and is once again tabbed as a mainstay on the club.
Nick Nichols, who was out last season with a shoulder injury, is back for his fourth year as a regular. Nichols, ALL-CONFERENCE in 1 957, seems to have completely recovered from his injury by his early sea- son showing.
Having early season trouble finding a smooth working combination, the Buc head mentor has made several changes which have produced victories in the past three games. Dave Starrett, Benny Bowes, and Charlie Lewis are the Freshmen who have been showing up well this year.
IKE RIDDICK
Guard
DON SMITH
Forward
JOE PLASTER
Center
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CHARLIE LEWIS
Guard
JOY JOHNSON
Chief
HAROLD SIMPSON
Guard
BOBBY RAINEY
COLEMAN NORRIS
Managers
DAVE STARRETT
Center
BENNY BOWES
Forward
JIM HALL
Center
PEGGY KEPLEY
Assistant
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Lanky Joe Plaster clears the board.
DOTTIE McEWEN
Charlie gets set to fire one of his patented jump shots.
Curry drives in and under against Catawba.
PHYLLIS LANGSTON
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Don Smith grabs a rebound against Lenoir-Rhyne.
Dave Starrett shoots a free throw.
CAROLINE SWAIN
Captain Nick Nichols drives as Ike Riddick comes around.
Charlie Adams does a solo.
JANE STAPLES
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Ike Riddick drives...
...and lays it in.
PATSY MILLKIN
Joe Plaster hooks.
Don Smith displays form on jump shot.
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Spring Sports
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Pirates have successful season...
The Pirates, who won ten games and lost four in the North State Conference, came in second to Elon College which posted a thirteen and three record. Limited practice due to bad weather caused the Pirates to be slow in reaching top form. However, sparked by good defensive play, they were in contention for the title until the close of the season. The infield averaged two double plays per game. Lack of hitting resulted in several narrow losses.
JIM MALLORY
Coach
Baseball 1958
Front row: Leonard Lilley, Ted Chappell, Bill Altman, Bucky Reep, Tommy Nance, Doug Watts, Jerry Phillips. Second row: Bruce Shelley,
Ben Baker, Tom Salter, Jim Martin, Tommy Land, Jerry Stewart, Albert Vaughn, and Glenn Bass. Third row: Epps Ready, George
Williams, Marion Talton, Ben Parker, Mitchell Moon, John Jones, Earl Boykin, Gary Pierce, Jerry Warren, Coach Mallory.
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Conference Pitching Record of Pirate Hurlers
Pitchers Games IP H BB SO R-ER Won Lost
Williams 7 35 1/3 23 20 31 11-8 3 1
Baker 7 37 2/3 38 17 40 22-23 2 5
Shelly 6 33 33 9 16 8-540
Lilley 7 28 28 29 20 21-17 1
Coach Mallory connives with ace right-hander Bruce Shelly.
A tense moment with the coach.
Mainstays of pitching staff George Wil-
liams, Bruce Shelly, Ben Baker, and Leonard Lilley.
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Co-captain Bunky Stewart waits his turn at bat against Lenoir-Rhyne. Bill Altman looks on in background.
TOMMY NANCE
Left Fielder
Delaware player hustles in vain.
Jim Martin leads Pirates to victory as he scores against arch-rival, Atlantic Christian College.
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MARION TALTON
COACH MALLORY
BEN BAKER
MANAGER EPPES READY
"Play ball!"
ALBERT VAUGHN
2nd Baseman
Jerry Phillips rounds first as Pirates defeat High Point College.
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Worried Pirate supporters
DOUG WATTS
Catcher
1958 Batting Averages
AB R H RBI AVERAGE
NANCE 58 8 15 13 .260
MARTIN 57 10 15 11 .263
JONES 32 7 5 3 .156
PHILLIPS 18 2 4 2 .222
ALTMAN 27 4 3 5 .111
BASS 9 0 2 0 .222
STEWART 59 14 14 6 .237
VAUGHN 52 12 10 4 .192
TALTON 52 8 10 4 .192
REEP 45 3 8 3 .178
WATTS 17 1 3 2 .177
Jim Martin, leading Pirate hitter, slides to third.
BILL ALTMAN
Center Fielder
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1959 Spring practice gets underway
TOMMY NANCE
Left fielder
Coach Him Mallory tutors hitters
Prospective infielders
JIM MARTIN
First Baseman
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JESSEL CURRY
Top point man
JIM MILLER
Coach
Track 1958
East Carolina's track team continues to dominate the North State Conference as they cop the championship for the third year in a row. One of the more satisfying victories of the season was a 69 to 61 win over N. C. State. Jessel Curry's final heave of the javelin decided the contest.
Foster Morse, Cliff Buck and Frank Free ... top distance runners of Pirate team.
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New School Records
440 yard hurdles J. CURRY :56.5
Mile F. MORSE 4:35.7
Two mile F. MORSE 10:04
Shotput R. HOLMES 41'3/4
Discus R. HOLMES 122'6"
Javelin E. DENNIS 179'4"
RANDEL HOLMES
JIM HENDERSON
EDDIE DENNIS
Robert Maynard displays fine form as he runs the low hurdles.
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Bobby Patterson jumps against NC State.
W. T. PHILLIPS
1958...
FRANK FREEMAN
CHARLIE VAUGHN grimaces clears the bar.
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CHARLIE BISHOP
FOSTER MORSE
...North State Champions
Milton Collier, W. T. Phelps, Eddie Dennis, Robert Maynard, Dennis Obrien, Randel Holmes, Frank Freeman, Foster Morse, Ken Edwards, Charlie Vaughn, Mike Beale, Jessel
Curry, Coach Miller, and Charlie Bishop. Not pictured: James Speight, Jim Henderson, Bobby Patterson, Cliff Buck, Joe Ponds, Frank Bullock.
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BOB SAWYER, backstroke
KEN MIDYETTE, diver
Swimming 1958
East Carolina's swimming team of 1958 had a very limited but rigorous schedule and was hurt most by lack of depth. However, the Pirates had a young squad and with the outstanding Freshmen of this year hope to come up with more depth and again emerge as NAIA champs.
Outstanding this year were Bob Sawyer and Ken AAidyette who went undefeated during the regular season.
First Row: J. D. Blaton
Glen Dyer
Ken Midyette
Jim Meads
Tommy Carroll
Tommy Tucker
John Forbis
Bob Connoly
Second Row:
A. B. Benfietd, Manager
Bob Sawyer
Jeff Faucette
Barney Adler
Joe Scruggs
Dave Garrison
Jake Smith
Sidney Oliver
Jack McCann
Ray Martinez, Coach
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KACK McCANN
Breast stroke
GLEN DYER, Diver
BOB CONNOLLY
Free style
SIDNEY OLIVER
Buttefly
J.D. BLATON
Diver
TOMMY CARROLL
Butterfly
TOMMY TUCKER
Free style
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JIM MEADS
Free style
JAKE SMITH
Free style
JOHN FORBIS
Backstroke
Pirate Swimmers Place Fourth in NAIA Meet
East Carolina yielded its NAIA swimming throne, held for 1957, to North Central Illinois College at Muncie, Indiana, as the Pirate swim squad took fourth place in the annual NAIA event. Coach Charles DeShaw took over team while regular coach Ray Martinez was away on leave of absence.
JEFF FAUCETTE
Backstroke
JOE SCRUGGS, Backstroke
DAVE GARRISON, Butterfly
JOHN LEDFORD, Backstroke
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Tennis 1958
North State Conference Champions
East Carolina's tennis team attained impressive record as they won the NSC title. The only defeats suffered by the Pirate net team were given to them by the Citadel and North Carolina State, both by the same score, 5-4.
Maurice Everette, who has held the number one position for the Pirates for the past four years, emerged as North Star Conference singles champ. Billy Hollowell and John Savage teamed to win the conference doubles championship.
Everette talks things over with Savage, Hollowell, Brown, and Wooten.
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Seaons's Record...
ECC 4 NC State 5
ECC 7 Wake Forest 2
ECC 7 Elon 0
ECC 5 Elon 0
ECC 6 GUilford 1
ECC 6 William and Mary 3
ECC 9 Geneva 0
ECC 7 Cherry Point 2
ECC 4 Citadel 5
ECC 7 High Point 0
ECC 7 High Point 0
ECC 7 Atlantic Christian 0
ECC 7 Guilford 0
ECC 6 Western Carolina 1
ECC 7 Western Carolina 0
ECC 5 Cherry Point 4
MAURICE EVERETTE
North State Conference Singles Champion
JOHN WEST
BILLY HOLLOWELL
Doubles Champion
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JOHN SAVAGE
Doubles Champion
JOHN WOOTEN
LAWRENCE "RED" BROWN
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Everette displays form in practice match as West retrieves a "stubborn" ball.
One of Top Collegiate Powers in the South...
East Carolina's tennis team, recognized as one of top collegiate powers in entire south, is expecting to be just as strong in 1959. Even with the loss of their number one man, Maurice Everette, the future still looks bright. John West, the number two man, was undefeated and is slated to replace Everette. Also, undefeated were Billy Hollowell and John Savage, the hottest doubles team in ECC history.
Lawrence Brown and Mike Katsias, number five and six men respectively, have made great improvement and should bolster the team considerably.
Smile boys! You won the championship
John Savage shows colorful style as he returns with a powerful forehand.
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Golf 1958
WAYNE WORKMAN
IRA LAND
North State Conference Champions
WAYNE WORKMAN
RADDY HOLTON
MIKE UZZEL
IRA LAND
JIM BELL
PAUL GOODWIN
TOMMY HARRIS
Absent: HOWARD BEALE
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PAUL GOODWIN
Workman and Goodwin exchange congratulations after scoring low rounds. Holton, Harris, and Land pose for photographer.
TOMMY HARRIS
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Fifth championship in seven years of competition...
RADDY HOLTON
Coach Howard Porter's Golf team understroked Elon College by four points to walk off with the North State Conference Championship. Led by Wayne Workman, Paul Goodwin, Ira Land, and Howard Beale the Pirates completed a very successful season by winning the coveted champion-
ship. The title was Coach Porter's fifth champion- ship in seven years of competition. With Tommy Harris and Raddy Holton gaining much valuable experience, the Pirates should be even tougher when North State play rolls around next year.
Jim Bell, Ira Land, Paul Goodwin, Wayne Workman, Tommy Harris, Raddy Holton, and Mike Uzzel.
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Intramural Sports
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Intramural Council
EARL SMITH, Faculty Director
WALTER SWING
CLINT LEGETTE, Publicity Director
WALLY COCKEREL, 2nd Vice President
DR. N. M. JORGENSON
BOBBY POWERS
LYLE COOPER, Secretary
JOHN SPOONE, President
BILL BOYD, Student Director
Under the leadership of Intramural Faculty Director Coach Earl Smith, Student Director, Bill Boyd, Jr., and the Intramural Council, East Caro- lina's 1958 fall touch football program proved to be highly successful.
A total of twelve teams entered the football program. They were divided equally into a Fraternity League and a Dormitory League. At the completion of the regular season, a playoff was held to determine a first, second, and third place college championship touch football team. The Country Gentlemen, an up and coming group of students banded together under this name for athletic participation in intramurals, took the first
spot with a two out of three game win over Lambda Chi Alpha. Lambda Chi emerged as the second champion and Kappa Sigma Nu bested the River Rats for the third place honor.
Trophies for the three top spots were awarded. One of the outstanding achievements during the fall for intramural sports was a new constitution drawn up by Student Director Boyd and presented to the Student Government Association for recognition. With this new constitution at work, the Intramural Association put many new ideas and policies into effect which are designed to benefit all male students at East Carolina.
Country Gentleman Football Champions
WARREN GAINES
BOB WATKINS
SONNY GILLIKIN
CLINT LEGETTE
GUY MENDENHALL
WALLY COCKERELL
ED NORRIS
BOB MENEFEE
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Championship pre-game huddle
John Spoone* converges on Wally Cockerel
All-Star Touch Football Team
JOHN SPOONE Lambda Chi Alpha
WARREN GAINES Country Gentlemen
AL VAUGHN River Rats
WALLY COCKEREL* Country Gentlemen
BERT MAY Falcons
MAC McPHERSON Lambda Chi Alpha
CRAIG REED Kappa Sigma Nu
GEORGE SLAUGHTER Kappa Alpha
RAYMOND JENKINS Theta Chi
AL GREENE Pi Kappa Alpha
DEAN ROBBINS River Rats
LEONARD LAYO Rebel Rousers
*Co-Captains
LeGette pleads with Gaines to give him the ball.
Spoone is hard-pressed by Bob Menefee
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Intramural Basketball
Lockerman spots an open
Intramural Basketball for 1958-1959 was the largest program in the school's history. Twenty-three teams participated for top honors divided into three leagues.
Under the able direction of Coach Earl Smith, Faculty Director, Student Director John Spoone and the efficient Intramural Council, this program was effected .
"Hey! Wait a minute!
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Larry Crayton uncorks a potent left-hander.
"Shucks, it stuck!"
ECC Table Tennis Champion, Norma
Check that form!!
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Pat, Lois and Friends are off to see another fine movie.
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Mr. Garris is just the salesman to assist the girls in deciding which pair they prefer.
LARRY'S SHOE STORE
FIVE POINTS GREENVILLE
Miss Jones doesn't have to coach Lois and Cecelia to try these delicious Brownies.
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"I like that one, but they all look so good," Sue tells Wilma.
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Beth and Wilma stop by White's to see some of their latest values in coats.
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Mrs. Godley is showing Pat and Cecelia the latest style in shoe
JACKSON'S SHOE STORES
You're money ahead!
When You Shop at Jackson's
at
509 Dickinson Avenue 400 Evans Street
GREENVILLE NORTH CAROLINA
JIMMY SMITH
Commercial Printing Embossing
Booklets Pamphlets Invitations
Pitt County's Largest
Commercial Printing Establishment
Letter Press and Offset
521 COTANCHE STREET PHONE PLaza 2-2878
GREENVILLE NORTH CAROLINA
PATRONIZE YOUR ADVERTISER
He is the one who helps make the Buccaneer Annual possible. Do your bit to repay him by trading with him.
HOLLOWELL'S DRUG STORE
Phone PLaza 2-7105
918 Dickinson Avenue
GREENVILLE NORTH CAROLINA
Shop at COLLINS-PRIDMORE
Phone PLaza 2-3209
628 Dickinson Avenue
GREENVILLE NORTH CAROLINA
368
DIAMONDS
We Are Direct Importers
Fifty-seven Years Experience
Finest Quality - Lowest Prices
BEST JEWELRY COMPANY
Greenville North Carolina
KARES RESTAURANT
"We Serve the Best"
429 Evans Street Phone PLaza 8-1484
GREENVILLE NORTH CAROLINA
WILLARD AND WEBB INSURANCE
120 East Fifth Street
GREENVILLE NORTH CAROLINA
CAROLINA DAIRIES
MILK AND ICE CREAM
"None Can Be Finer Than CAROLINA"
Suppliers of College Milk
"Now this is just the color I've been looking," Sylvia tells Doris
The College Shop
Latest Fashions
Greenville North Carolina
369
The Portraits in This Yearbook Were Made by
SMITH STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHERS
Official Portrait Photographer for the 1959 "Buccaneer"
12 E. HARGETT STREET RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA
370
Be Sociable have a Pepsi
Pepsi-Cola
BOTTLERS OF GREENVILLE
1807 Dickinson Avenue
PLaza 8-2113
EDWARD'S ESSO STATION
Happy Motoring With Your College Esso Dealer
101 East Fifth Street Phone PLaza 2-5646
GREENVILLE NORTH CAROLINA
When in the mood for fine food, see us.
CHILDRESS RESTAURANT
WE SERVE ONLY THE BEST FOOD
Quick, Courteous Service
R. N. CHILDRESS, Prop.
Open From 5:30 A.M. Until 9 P.M.
Phone PLaza 2-9685
AT FIVE POINTS GREENVILLE, N. C.
371
HARRISON'S DRUG STORE
"Welcomes You"
Prescriptions Druggists
908 DICKSON AVENUE Phone PL-2-2450
Greenville, N.C.
THE NORTH SIDE LUMBER COMPANY
Incorporated
Millwork, Rough and Dressed Lumber
All Kinds of Building Materials
GREENVILLE NORTH CAROLINA
SILO RESTAURANT
CHARCOAL STEAKS - SEAFOODS
"Chicken in the Rough"
AYDEN HIGHWAY GREENVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
Your Friendly
STATE BANK and TRUST CO.
Serving a Friendly People
MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP.
Five Points Greenville, North Carolina
J. T. MARSTON, JR.- President
"Ladies and gentlemen, it looks like Slugger Jones may be in a little trouble.'
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DONALD B. FREEMAN
See Me for Savings Plan for Century
Shenandoah Life Insurance Company
Room 9, Tetterton Building, P.O. Box 663
GREENVILLE NORTH CAROLINA
H. EDWARDS HARDWARE
Special Discounts to Students
"Sportsman Headquarters"
TELEPHONE PLaza 8-2418
911 Dickinson Avenue
GREENVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DUNN BUILDING SUPPLY C0. INC.
Everything in Lumber and Building Material
Ready Mixed Concrete
PHONE PLaza 8-2137
MEMORIAL AVENUE GREENVILLE, N.C.
COZART'S SUPER MARKET
2105 Dickinson Avenue
GREENVILLE NORTH CAROLINA
D. G. NICHOLS AGENCY
Real Estate - Insurance
Phone PLaza 2-4012
Residence PLaza 8-2370
109 East Fifth Street
GREENVILLE NORTH CAROLINA
373
Greeting Cards
Stationery
Office Outfitter
Remington Typewriters
GREENVILLE, N. C.
Mrs. Bellamy is showing Beth and Gene some new composition books which are now in stock at Taff's.
TAFF
OFFICE EQUIPMENT
COMPANY
OFFICE SUPPLIES
Friendly Service
Good Management
FOR YOUR SUPPLIES SEE MR. TAFF.
374
IF IT'S GOOD FOOD YOU WANT . . .
Visit
CLIFF'S RESTAURANT
CAFETERIA STYLE
208 East Fifth Street Greenville, N. C.
BRIGHT LEAF MOTORS, INC.
"JOB RATED TRUCKS"
1600 North Green Street Phone PLaza 8-2181
Greenville North Carolina
To Each and All of You
Graduates at East Carolina College This Year
We Extend Hearty Congratulations and
Best Wishes for Success in All Endeavors in the Future, and
We Cherish the Hope That You Will
Always Remember Greenville, Your College Home,
As a City of Friendly, Hospitable People, Who Are Glad
to Have Had You in Their Midst, and Welcome
Your Return at All Times.
CITY OF GREENVILLE
GREENVILLE CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE
375
BISSETTE'S
416 Evans Street Greenville, North Carolina
STOKES AND HUDSON BARBER SHOP
200 East Fifth Street
GREENVILLE NORTH CAROLINA
"He can't be disturbed now- he's in conference. Would you care to leave your name?
H. L. HODGE and COMPANY
"For All Your Hardware Needs"
Phone PLaza 2-4156 210
EAST FIFTH STREET
376
C. HEBER FORBES
"Smart Clothes for Women"
GREENVILLE NORTH CAROLINA
ABC MOVING and STORAGE
W. Tenth and Railroad St. P.O. Box 619
GREENVILLE, N.C.
Phone PLaza 2-4500
MOVING
STORAGE
PACKING
CRATING
Agent for North American Van Lines
Behind very great man is a women.
Washington had his Martha.
Napoleon had his Josephine,
And even Heinz had his tomato.
The bright pupil looke dlong and thoughtfully at the examinatino questions, which read: "State the number of tons of coal shipped out of the U.S. in any given year." Then his brow cleared and he wrote. "1492-none."
The Collegiate
20 Modern Furnished Rooms to Serve
EAST CAROLINA MEN STUDENTS
for Reservations, Phone
House Manager - 9962 or
MAX R. JOYNER 7192
377
THE COLLEGE SHOP FOR YOUNG COLLEGE STUDENTS
Perkins Proctor
"The House of Famous Name Brands"
What Every College Graduate Should Know
THE SAVINGS AND LOAN METHOD
OF BUYING A HOME
HOME SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION
405 Evans Street PHONE PLaza 2-4681
GREENVILLE NORTH CAROLINA
Another truckload of supplies for your independent grocer
ORMOND WHOLESALE COMPANY
Use White Goose Flour
1901 Dickinson Avenue Dial PLaza 2-3112
GREENVILLE NORTH CAROLINA
378
RESPESS BROTHERS
Barbecue Brunswick Stew
Chicken Steaks
PHONE PLaza 2-2624
Located on the Bethel Highway
GREENVILLE NORTH CAROLINA
STEINBECK'S
"Clothing Store for Men"
427 South Evans Street Dial PLaza 2-7076
GREENVILLE NORTH CAROLINA
ORKIN EXTERMINATING CO., INC.
World's Largest Pest Control Company
315 HERRING AVENUE WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA
309 BOYD AVENUE GREENVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
Phone 6195
Phone PLaza 2-5666
379
GUARANTY BANK and TRUST COMPANY
TIME TESTED ESTABLISHED 1901
Home Office and Three Branches
in Greenville
OTHER BRANCHES
Aurora Washington
Elizabeth City Belhaven
Vanceboro Robersonville
Bethel Bayboro
Snow Hill Hamilton
Walstonburg
Williamston
EYE GLASSES
Unquestionable Quality
Prudent Prices
Ridgeway's
OPTICIANS, INC.
Professional Bldg., Raleigh
at Five Points
GREENVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
'BYE
380
OLDE TOWNE INN
"A HOME AWAY FROM HOME"
17 East Fifth Street Greenville, N. C.
SMITH'S MOTEL
Air Conditioned
Private Bath Room Phones
PHONE PLaza 2-5210
HIGHWAY 11-SOUTH GREENVILLE, N. C.
Join Our Christmas Club
"Save for the Things You Want"
at
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION
324 Evans Street
GREENVILLE NORTH CAROLfNA
381
Italian Style Pizza and Spaghetti
Varsity
519 DICKINSON AVE.
PITT COUNTY
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS
ASSOCIATION
382
Long lost friends finally meet.
"Do you have anything for somebody who has to bo in by 10:30?"
PROCTOR HOTEL
AND
COFFEE SHOP
Reasonable Rates
GREENVILLE NORTH CAROLINA
WGTC
"YOUR STARLIGHT SERENADE"
"Graduate to Greater
Food Savings"
at Your Friendly
COLONIAL STORES
383
'Ole Yellow" . . .
For Rent - Big Yellow. Fully equipped for parties, bar complete. Popular nite spot. Good location near col- lege. Former occupants finished school quick- er than expected. Hideaway attic (may still be full of coeds). All conveniences.
But No Guarantee Against Raids!!
WILLIAMS SPORT SHOP
"Everything for the Sportsman"
PHONE PLaza 8-1332
206 E. Fifth Street
GREENVILLE NORTH CAROLINA
COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY
630 Pitt Street
GREENVILLE NORTH CAROLINA
384
EVANS' RECREATION
For GOOD FOOD
GREENVILLE NORTH CAROLINA
BLOUNT-HARVEY, INC.
"Eastern Carolina's Shopping Center"
328 EVANS STREET
GREENVILLE NORTH CAROLINA
College is so broadening
ROY BUTNER
OUR
CAMPUS PHOTOGRAPHER
385
Praise to your name so fair, dear old East Carolina...
386
Student Directory
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Abbott, Mamie 59
Abercrombie, Bobby M 59
Abernathy, Marilyn Jean 124
Adams, Betty Sue 59
Adams, Carlton Jay 59
Adams, Charles Henry 59
Adams, Polly Nell 124
Adams, William Colhreth 59
Adcock, Frererick D 59
Adler, Barnett Oliver 136
Agee, William Hugh 59
Aiken, Frances Merle 108
Aiken, Mary Lynn 59
Albritton, Sidney Menborn 124
Alcock, Velma Dean 124
Alcock, Wilma Annette 108
Aldridge, Clifton D 108
Aldridge, William Dale 59
Alexander, Patsy Ann 136
Alexander, R. Elfreth 108
Alford, Jonnie Proctor, Jr 136
Alford, Joseph B., Jr 59
Allen, Albert Gideon 136
Allen, Betsy Ross 108
Allen, Betty Compton 124
Allen, Jay Lloyd 59
Allen, Louie Jane 136
Allen, Shelba Dean 124
Allen, Walker Lee 136
Alligood, Berte Lou 124
Alligood, Berte Lou 59
Alligood, David Eugene 136
Allman, Patricia Bunn 59
Alphin, Nancy Evelyn 59
Alphin, William Glenn 136
Alston, Gene Arden 124
Altman, Virginia Lou 108
Altman, William G. 60
Aman, Effie Lou 136
Anderson, Bobby Lewis 108
Anderson, Ermest Yates 136
Andrews, Marvin Lee 60
Andrews, Rachael W 136
Angle, Marylee 60
Arledge, James Curtis, Jr 136
Armstrong, Euclid, D., Jr 108
Armstrong, Larry Buren 136
Arnold, Patty Janet McGee 124
Arnold, William V 60
Arnold, Wilson Thomas 124
Arp, Roy Herman 124
Asbell, Sara Margaret 60
Asby, Gene Leroy 124
Ashworth, James Buchanan 136
Aswell, Shelra Jean 60
Atkins, Nettie Mae 108
Atkinson, Charles Lee, Jr 60
Atkinson, Lois Evelyn 124
Atkinson, William Stanley 108
Ausbon, Lawrence McDonald 60
Austin, Grady Stone 108
Austin, Moldon Swayne 108
Averette, Roger Hardy 124
Aycock, Carolyn 60
Aycock, Sonja Delores 124
Ayers, Mary Frances 60
Ayscue, Jack Thomas, Jr. 124
Azam, Sonia Anne .. 136
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Baggett, Novella Grey 136
Bagley, George Vernon 60
Bagley, William Powell 60
Bailey, Alice Loue 124
Bailey, Barbara Ann 124
Bailey, Barbara Carolyn 60
Bailey, Billy James 136
Bailey, James Zuill 136
Bailey, Johnny Frank 136
Bailey, Jordan Wesley 108
Bailey, Larry Glenn 108
Bailey, George Brooks 124
Bailey, Beatrice Faye 136
Baker, Ben Larry 61
Baker, Bernice Milton 124
Baker, Doris Jean 136
Baker, Edith Louvinia 136
Baker, Edna Elizabeth 136
Baker, George H., Jr. 108
Baker, Herman Daniel 136
Baker, Howard Ivey 108
Baker, Jack Lee 61
Baker, Jacquelyn Nell 124
Baker, James Edward 108
Baker, Jo Ann 136
Baker, Nancy Myers 136
Baker, Patsy Ann 61
Baker, Susie Kay 136
Baker, Virginia Carole 136
Baker, Willard Kent 108
Baldree, Nelson Isaac 124
Baldree, Richard William 124
Baldwin, Virginia Ann 136
Ballance, James Brooks 136
Ballance, Mary Susan 124
Ballard, Carolyn Rose Moore 61
Ballard, Malcolm James, Jr 124
Banks, Rosalie 108
Barber, Gracie Lee 136
Barber, Sadie Marie 108
Barbour, Brookie Anne 124
Barbour, Clyde Joyce 108
Barbour, Edith Rachel 124
Barbour, Peggy Fredalyn 124
Barefoot, Brenda 124
Barefoot, James E. 61
Barefoot, Noah B. 108
Barfield, Richard Stephenson 136
Barfield, Sudie Louise 136
Barfield, William Jennings, Jr. 36
Barham, Frank Earl 136
Barker, Hilda Jean 108
Barnacascel, Ann Elizabeth 108
Barnacascel, William Reginald 136
Barnes, Doris Miriam 108
Barnes, Jimmy Horace 136
Barnes, Shelby Jean 108
Barnes, Woodrow Wilson 124
Barnes, Nathan Clayton 124
Barnett, Esther Marie 61
Barnett, Lynn Morris 61
Barrow, Brenda Adelaide 136
Barrow, Patricia Ann 136
Barrow, Vivian Carol 136
Basden, Sandra Jean 124
Bass, Alden Glenn 124
Bass, Annette Rose 61
Bass, Edward Lee 108
Bass, Leslie Randolph, Jr. 108
Bass, Sara Lou 108
Batchelor, James W. 61
Bateman, Dan Butch 136
Bateman, Margaret Rose 136
Batson, Buren Theodore 61
Batten, Patricia Jane 124
Batten, Phyllis Ann 136
Batts, William Morris, Jr. 61
Baxley, Carolyn Lorena 136
Baxley, Olivia Gail 124
Baxter, Edwin Y., Jr 108
Bayley, Harry Parker 124
Baynes, George Robinson 61
Baynor, Loice Frances 124
Bazemore, John Hugh 108
Bazemore, Mary Ann 136
Beach, John L. 124
Beacham, Sidney Taylor 136
Beale, Jack Milton _ 124
Beaman, Carlton Reid 124
Beaman, Doris Mooring 136
Bean, Walter Jerry 136
Bearden, James Hudson 53
Beasley, Richard Watkins 61
Beasley, Sylvia Mae 61
Becton, Ralph Neal 61
Bedsole, Gene Ray 108
Beierle, George Woods 108
Bell, Betty Lou 124
Bell, Helen Jeanette 136
Bell, Walter James 124
Bell, Wanda Lee 136
Bellamy, William Eugene 61
Benfield, Joe S. 61
Benfield, Richard Allen 61
Bennett, Archie Howell 62
Bennett, Calvin Kirk 136
Bennett, Patricia Ann 108
Bennett, Terrence Mahue 136
Benton, Ann Grissom 62
Benton, Bright Dapis 62
Benton, Glenda Faye 136
Benton, Loretta Allene 124
Benton, Robert G 108
Berry, Linda Faye 136
Berryhill, Alexander Mack 62
Best, Betty Anne 124
Best, Daphne Dawn 136
Best, Karen Sue 136
Best, Mary John 136
Bestedt, Carl August 136
Bethune, Bobbie Anne 124
Bethune, James Stewart 108
Biggs, Dennis Marion 108
Biggs, Mollie M 124
Biggs, Patricia Ann 124
Birmingham, John Calhoun, Jr. 62
Birney, James Asbury 108
Bishop, Judith Logan 136
Bizzell, Robert Charles 124
Blades, Carietta 62
Blalock, Bobbie Mooney 124
Blalock, Earl Thomas 124
Blanchard, Edna 62
Bland, Charlie Durwood 62
Blanford, Virginia Caroline 62
Blanton, Cora Ann 108
Blanton, Elbert Ray 53
Blanton, James David 136
Bledsoe, Judith Ellen 124
Blinson, Bobby Randolph 108
Blizard, Lawrence Murat 136
Blue, Ellen Rebecca 124
Blue, William Berry 53
Blythe, Jimmy Gray 136
Bodenheimer, Roy Wade 108
Bogey, Thomas Winfred 136
Bohler, Peter K 124
Bolton, Betty Jean 108
Boone, Edna May 136
Boone, Joyce Kaye 136
Boone, Marilyn 137
Boone, Peggy Joyce 137
Boone, Sandra Jean 62
Booth, John Latham 124
Boado, Edward J. 124
Boseman, Flora Ruth 62
Bostic, Mary Sue 124
Bostic, Vernon Frank137
Bowden, Mary Eleanor 180
Bowden, Milly Hart 137
Bowen, Brenda Jean 137
Bowen, Jean Carolyn 124
Bowen, Norma Allen 62
Bowen, Travis L. 124
Bowers, Martha Ann 62
Bowes, Clyde Benny 137
Bowman, Elizabeth Ann 62
Bowman, Hilda Sue 63
Boyd, Barbara J 63
Boyd, Charles Fuller 63
Boyd, Claud Melvin 124
Boyd, Galin Rodman 124
Boyd, Hallet Edward 63
Boyd, William Marshall, Jr. 53
Boyette, Lottie Faye 137
Boyette, Purvis Elton 63
Boyerte, Sue Carol 137
Boykin, Stephen Earl 124
Braddy, William Marshall 137
Bradley, Carolyn Muriel 63
Bradley, Cary Everette 63
Bradshaw, Patricia 63
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Bradshaw, Ruby West 137
Branch, Kirby Putnel 108
Brandon, Tony Morgan 108
Brannock, Patsy Caroline 63
Branson, Samuel Swaim 124
Brantley, Edith Faye 137
Braswell, Bobby Small 63
Braswell, Carolyn Anne 124
Braswell, William Cloyce 137
Breedlove, Peggy Louise 137
Bremer, Alfred Hardy 109
Brewer, Elvin Ray 63
Brewer, Howard Nelson 63
Brickhouse, Rosalie Yvonne 124
Bridge, Daniel Paul 109
Briggs, Betty Frances 63
Brinkley, Gay Dawn 137
Britt, A. Rae 63
Britt, Bettie Bonner 63
Britt, David W. 64
Britt, Lena Ruth 137
Britt, Nancy Elizabeth 109
Britt, Nathan C. 137
Britt, William Joseph, Jr. 137
Broklawn, Reginald Talmadge 137
Broinn, Rudolph Clarence 64
Brooks, Anne Page 64
Brooks, Julia Rebecca 137
Brooks, William Henry, Jr. 64
Broome, Henry Haywood 124
Broughton, Diane Elizabeth 125
Brown, Betty Ann 125
Brown, Cynthia Ann 125
Brown, Edith Ione 109
Brown, Emily Karen 137
Brown, Eugene Moseley 64
Brown, Harold Ellis 137
Brown, Jackie Carolyn 137
Brown, Julian Monroe 109
Brown, Kathryn Raye 137
Brown, Lawrence Atwood 64
Brown, Margaret Cholerton 109
Brown, Mary Ellen 125
Brown, Nancy Marie 109
Brown, Nancy Virginia 125
Brown, Nina Louise 137
Brown, Robert Charles 125
Brown, Robert Eugene 64
Brown, Russell Grey, Jr. 137
Brown, Sandra Gayle 125
Brown, William Ashley, Jr. 137
Browne, Chesley, J., Jr. 109
Bruch, Betty Jean Wall 64
Bryan, Betty Lou 137
Bryan, Doris Rose 64
Bryan, Jo Ann 109
Bryan, Lucian Dillard 137
Bryan, Violet Fay 137
Bryant, Evelyn Marie 137
Bryant, Russell Macon 137
Bryson, Dee 125
Bryson, Kenneth Hayne 109
Buchan, Shirley Best 64
Buck, Alene Nobles 125
Buck, Charles Richard 64
Buck, Kenneth Clyde 137
Buck, Marilynn Ann 125
Buckley, Richard John 109
Buens, James Crocker, Jr. 137
Buie, David Raye 109
Buie, Patricia Anne 125
Bulla, Alfred Bradshaw, Jr. 64
Bullard, Eva Carolyn 109
Bullard, Franklin Eason 109
Bullard, Leona 125
Bullard, Linda Faye 137
Bullard, Wayne Randy 109
Bullock, Barbara Jean 64
Bullock, Dennis Rudolph 64
Bullock, Mattie Jane 64
Bullock, Pearlene Annette 137
Bullock, Roger mayo 125
Bullock, William Murray 125
Bunch, Ann Paige 125
Bunch, Barbara Ann 125
Bundy, John Robert 137
Bunn, Daphne Jean 65
Bunn, Sandra Nell 65
Bunting, Patsy Joan 137
Burbage, George Oden 137
Burch, Bonnie Leigh 137
Burgess, Dempsey Dennis 65
Burgess, J. Lynn 125
Burgess, Marvel Gale 137
Burgess, Vernon Leary, Jr. 65
Burkett, Linda Carrol 125
Burleson, John Earnest 109
Burnham, Betty Ann 109
Burnside, Margaret Lindsay 137
Burriss, Donald Ray 125
Burrus, Walter Speight
Bush, Frank 65
Butler, Eugene Frederick, Jr. 137
Butler, Syble Sue 125
Butler, Virginia Carol 137
Butler, William M. 137
Butler, William Nelson 65
Butner, Richard Horner 65
Butner, Roy Jackson 65
Bynum, Catherine Withers 137
Bynum, Lenora Cobb 109
Byrd, Ann Bynum 53
Byrd, Frances Elaine 137
Byrd, Harold Julian 109
Byrd, Jacqulina Frances 109
Byrd, John S. 65
Byrum, Joyce Anne 137
Byrum, Reba Kathleen 125
Byrum, William Eugene 109
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Cahoon, Jerry Brinkley 65
Cahoon, Joseph B. 125
Cain, Juliette Elizabeth 65
Cain, Wililam Earl 65
Caison, Doris Jane 65
Caldwell, nancy Ann 65
Calhoun, Alice Elizabeth 137
Calhoun, Rita 109
Callihan, Jewel Ellen 137
Calvert, Jack Andrew 109
Cameron, Bonny Rhue 109
Cameron, Harold Eugene 66
Cameron, Kate Marilyn 66
Cameron, Patsy R. 109
Camp, James B. 66
Camp, Peggy Garrett 66
Campbell, Caroline Rebecca 137
Campbell, Linda Waite 137
Campbell, Sandra Jean 137
Canis, Michele Marie 53
Canning, Patricia Beth 137
Cannon, Albert Bernard 66
Cannon, L. Julaine 137
Cannon, Lucille Vera 66
Cannon, Travis Ann 138
Capps, Jean Narron 125
Capps, Mary Sylvia 109
Caprell, John B. 109
Carawan, Elaine 66
Carawan, Zeb Thomas 66
Carden, Sallie Jean 109
Cardy, Jay W. 109
Carr, Carole Ann 66
Carr, John Parker 66
Carr, Judith Carol 138
Carr, Julia Catherine 138
Carraway, Barbara Ann 138
Carraway, Edward Earl 109
Carraway, Harlan Boyd 66
Carraway, Martha B. 125
Carrick, Dorothy Lee 125
Carroll, Edward Lee 136
Carroll, Mary 66
Carroll, Robert Edward 125
Carrow, Donald Hubert 138
Carrow, Ernestine 109
Carson, Thomas Clayton 109
Carter, Angela 66
Carter, Barbara Caroline 66
Carter, Jane Grace 109
Castellow, Wilbur Allen 138
Cates, Mary Katherine 138
Catlett, Norma Jean 138
Caulberg, Elna G 109
Caulberg, Wiley Eugene 110
Caviness, Glenda Deretta 138
Cawthorne, Loretta Anne 138
Chaffin, Alice Delores 125
Chalker, Kenneth Lamar 66
Chalker, Peggy Batchelor 66
Chambers, Irene Lynne 125
Chambers, Peggy Ann 138
Chamblee, Anndala Marie 66
Chandler, Jayne Cameron 138
Chandler, Joe Monroe 66
Chandler, Nancy Jane 125
Chason, Elizabeth Council 110
Chason, Rose Rankin 138
Chauncey, Alva L. 125
Cheek, Cecil C 110
Cherry, James Dillon 67
Cherry, Jimmy Alfred 138
Cherry, Virginia 138
Chesson, Shehton Juan 138
Chisholm, Carole Adele 138
Chitty, Joyce Earle 138
Christie, Volney Laverne 125
Church, Robert L. 125
Churchill, John Alvah, Jr. 125
Churchill, Mach Wyatt 125
Clapp, Gayle 67
Clark, Betty 67
Clark, Carville Banks, Jr. 138
Clark, Gwendolyn Aileen 67
Clark, Helen Jean 67
Clark, Kenneth Lee 67
Clark, (Mrs.) Mary Marshall 67
Clawson, John C. 110
Clay, Nancy Fleming 67
Clay, Wiley Walton 110
Clayborne, Hilton Eugene 67
Clements, Marjorie Marie 110
Clements, Steven Lynn 125
Clifton, Nancy Lucille 138
Coates, Jane Carolyn 110
Cobb, Hoy Jefferson, Jr. 125
Cobb, Patricia Moore 138
Coburn, Eva Ann 67
Cochran, William Steve 138
Cockrell, Wallace Edward 110
Coffey, Patsy Kinnamon 110
Coffin, John Donald 125
Coffin, Paul Raymond 138
Cohoon, Lillian Gail 125
Cole, Joyce Ann 67
Cole, Robert Ernest 125
Cole, Sara Elizabeth 125
Cole, William Estes 68
Coleman, Gloria Jean 138
Coleman, Jimmy Lavelle 125
Coleman, Madelyn 125
Coleman, M. Deanne 110
Coley, Carl Graham 138
Coley, Ida Rebecca 125
Colia, Vincent S. 138
Collier, Hazel Marie 125
Collier, Rosser Edward, Jr. 125
Collier, William Henry 138
Collins, Isaac S. 110
Collins, Philip Edward 110
Coltrane, George Solomon 125
Colucci, William Joseph 138
Colwell, Albert Woodrow 110
Colwell, Evelyn Dixon 138
Comer, Mary Ruth 68
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Cone, Nona Lee 68
Conley, Donald Edgar 125
Connolly, Robert Emmitt 138
Conwat, Barbara Jean 110
Cooke, Libby Gwynette 138
Cooke, Jenny Beacher 110
Cooke, Marcella Ann 110
Cooke, Molly Lou 110
Colley, Bobby Eugene 138
Cooley, Evelyn Marie 125
Cooper, James Robert 110
Cooper, Louise Scott 68
Cooper, Lyle William, Jr. 68
Cooper, Sandra Lee 138
Cooper, William Earl 138
Copeland, Anita Frances 68
Corbett, Barbara Jean 68
Corbett, Carolyn 68
Corbett, James McCray 110
Corbett, Judith Arlene 125
Corbett, Phyllis Anne 110
Corey, James Levy 138
Coriolano, Alice Gammon 138
Cornacchione, Victor Emanuel 110
Cotten, Sarah Jane 138
Cottle, Clarence Ray 68
Couch, Ann Blalock 68
Coughlan, LaVerne Margaret 125
Coulbourn, Lucille Cheatlian 125
Coulter, Mary Elaine 110
Council, Merle Raybon 110
Council, Paula Frances 68
Cowin, William Rufus 138
Cox, Charles Oscar 138
Cox, James Walter, Jr. 138
Cox, Judy Arlene 125
Cox, Loranda Gail 68
Cox, Mikki Diane 125
Cox, Nancy Margaret 125
Cox, William Steele 69
Crabtree, Emily Thomas 69
Craddick, Calvin Leon 69
Craft, Ann Harrell 138
Cranford, Cynthia Ann 138
Cranford, Linda Dian 126
Cratch, Janet Carole 138
Craven, Larry Boyd 110
Craven, Nell Bowers 69
Crawford, Graham 126
Crawford, Marvin Coy, Jr. 110
Crawford, Patricia Louise 110
Crawford, Philip Howell, III 138
Crawford, Sara Blanche 110
Crawley, Carolyn Ann 110
Crawley, Doris Anne 126
Crawley, George Edward, Jr. 110
Crayton, Larry Wayne 138
Credle, Nell Miles 126
Credle, Virginia Jennette 110
Creech, Cleve Harper 69
Creech, John Troy 138
Creech, Joseph Wyatte 110
Crews, Edna Charlotte 138
Crisp, Frances Geraldine 69
Cromartie, Anne Shelton 110
Croom, Hayden Leo 126
Cross, Bobby Shelton 69
Cross, David Shepherd 126
Cross, Nancy Adele 126
Crotts, Barbara Jean 69
Crouch, Lynnda Frances 138
Crouch, Rebekah Ellen 126
Crouch, Richard Earl 126
Crumpler, Kathryn Ann 126
Crutchfield, Evelyn Blythe 126
Crutchfield, Jackienette 126
Cude, Margaret Ann 138
Culbreth, Thomas Clarance 138
Culverhouse, Peggy Joyce 138
Currie, Lillian Ann 138
Currin, Emily Rose 126
Currin, Joyce Anne 138
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Warren, Edith Doughtie 121
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Warren, Jerry Thomas 121
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Weeks, Sidney A. 104
Weeks, Wm. Gordon 104
Weinstein, Joseph Ray 149
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West, Betsy Joyce 133
West, Curtis 121
West, Jerry Robert 121
West, John James 121
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Wheeler, Cornelia Franes 134
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White, Durwood 121
White, Emilie Rebecca 104
White, Franklin C. 121
White, LeRoy 104
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White, Katherine R. 122
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Williams, Cleo Roger 134
Williams, Cynthia Elaine 105
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Williams, Frances Brown 105
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Williams, Jo Anne 122
Williams, Kenneth Robert 105
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Williams, Martha Lois 150
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Williams, Shirley Ann 150
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Wilson, Ellen Harris 150
Wilson, Janet Elizabeth 134
Wilson, Kenneth Eugene 122
Wilson, Martha Clinard 106
Wilson, Mary Linda 150
Wilson, Patricia Ann 122
Wilson, William Gilbert 122
Wilson, William H. 106
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Wood, Peggy Hope 122
Wood, Ralph Danny 150
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Woodbury, Roger William 122
Woodland, Hilton Culter 122
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Worrell, Jr. Bruce 150
Worrell, Charles Emmitt 150
Worthington, Alferd Poe 122
Worthington, Jennie Brown 106
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Wright, Jack A. 150
Wright, Judy Carole 150
Wright, Nancy Martha 150
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Wynne, Peggy Frances 134
Wynne, Peggy O'Neil 134
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Young, Thomas Glenn 134
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