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Musical Program MUSICAL PROGRAM Exercises of William Neal Reynolds Coliseum May 27, 1961 CONCERT, 4:00 P.M. Lohengrin, Introduction to Act III Wagner March, Chicago Tribune Chambers Allerseelen R. Strauss Procession of Nobles SYMPHONIC BAND Rimsky-Korsakov Hymn to the Morning, from "Die Meistersinger” ..........,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,a Wagner Wait For The Wagon (Arranged)——Shaw Herbert Little, Tenor Soloist Shenandoah (Arranged)-Bartholomew I Hear A Voice A-Prayin’ Bright MEN’S GLEE CLUB Great Gate of Kiev Moussorgsky PROCESSIONAL, 4:30 P.M. Processional March Borowski RECESSIONAL University Grand March SYMPHONIC BAND Goldman Robert A. Barnes, Director of Music J. Perry Watson, Assistant Director of Music Donald B. Adcock, Acting Director of Bands COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Exercises of William Neal Reynolds Coliseum May 27, 1961 PROCESSIONAL, 4:30 P.M. W.....-.. Donald B Adcoclc Conductor, CarolinaState college Band seatedThe audienceduring istherequestedprocessionalto remain WELCOME ..... John T. Caldwell Chancellor, North Carolina State College INVOCATION Thomas M. Johnston, Jr. Assistant Coordinator of Religious Affairs SPECIAL MUSIC “This Is My Country” North Carolina State College Symphonic" Band and Men's Glee Club J. Perry Watson, Conductor ADDRESS: “Man: Whence and Whither" .......__.. George Wells Beadle Chancellor, University of Chicago CONFERRING OF DEGREES John T. Caldwell Chancellor, North Carolina State College John W. Shirley Dean of the Faculty Candidates for baccalaureate degrees presented bydegreesDeanspresentedof Schools.by theCandidatesDean of thefor Graduateadvanced sentedSchool. byCandidatesthe Chancellor.for honorary degrees pre- AWARDING 0F GOODWIFE DIPLOMAS ........................... James Robert Cooke President of Student Government ANNOUNCEMENTS OF OUTSTANDING TEACHER AWARDS Roger Lee Mozingo President, Class of REMARKS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS. ........e.. .William C. Friday President, ConsolidatedUniversity of North Carolina Governor of NorthTerry CarolinaSanford BENEDICTION RECESSIONAL untilThe audiencerecessronalis requestedmusic is concluded.to remain seated DEGREES CONFERRED May 27, 1961 School of Agriculture BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING Jointly administered by Schools of Agriculture and Engineering Shelton Young Adcock Henderson James Robert Cooke Huntersville Billy Hobbs Jones Hertford fSidney Edward Law _ Pelham BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Agricultural Economics Ernest Ray Blackman Lewis Russell Cabe ______ HallsboroFranklin fWorth Frederick Cone Spring Hope iYoel Haitovsky Haifa, Israel Robert Davis Lee Norwood $Charles Harvey Little Kenly DeWitt Miller Beulaville Thomas Wayne Miller Tabor City Wayne West Phillips Snow Hill Robert Glenn Richardson, Jr. Durham Robert Edmundson Sanders Clayton Lewis Marvin Upchurch, Jr. Raeford J‘Robert Penn Webster Stoneville Harold Roger Winstcad Nashville Agricultural Engineering Daniel Marcus Boyd, III I Fountain Gwyn Voss, Jr. LaurinburgLincolnton fHonors; iHigh Honors. Animal Industry yTalmage Thurman Brown, Jr. Lauder Eugene Calhoun, Jr. Raleigh John Harrelson Hardage Laurinburg Ted Williams Luther Norlina George Raleigh McColl, Jr. Candler TCharles Fredrick Mann Thomasville Edwin Lee O’Briant Canton William Jenkins Summey Whitakers James Alton Sutton, Jr. Dallas Gerald Bell White ThomasvilleStatesville Botany Robert Douglas Lumsden ____ Falls Church, Va. Dairy Manufacturing Atlas Gordon Neville . Chapel Hill TLawrence Abernathy Wolfe, Jr. .....................................................- Bessemer City Entomology iWayne Maurice Brooks Raleigh Walter Hugh Wilson, III VVinston-Salem Experimental Statistics IYoel Haitovsky Haifa, Israel Durwood Herbert Neuse New Braunfels, Tex. Field Crops Cleveland Lipe Barrier, Jr. Mount Pleasant Roger Wayne Bone m... Nashville TChusak Chavengsaksongkram ____________..______._______.____..._ Bangkok, Thailand Charles Edward Colson Norwood Charles Norman Suddreth Lenoir Williams Harper Tharrington Rocky Mount Manly Smith Wilder Middlesex Horticulture William Ames Christopher Franklin, Va. Edwin Derrick __ Charlotte WilliamAbdul Wahid Mohammad Al-Hachim __................................... Samarra, Iraq Robert Douglas Lumsden Falls Church, Va. Sparks Bakersville fDarrellOtho Sylvester Wells ........................................................................................ Watha Poultry Science Allen Dean Bridges ..... ....... Shelby Martin Britton ...... Lasker T’WalterAnthony Sherril Capps ...... Smithfield James Alfred Coble ........... Liberty 'J-Honors; iHigh Honors. William Sandford Edwards Middle-sex fKenneth McMillan Lewis Fayettevrlle Rural Sociology Charles Ross Smith, Jr. ,,,,,, Albemarlc Soils Billy Peede Canaday Bunnlevel Jerry Burt Fitts Raleigh Robert Preston Patterson Hickory Zoology Patricia Louise Garner Raleigh Walter Edgar Gray Roanoke Rapids Gerald Dean Hardison Wallace Albemarle TStuartAllan ConradAlexanderHathcockMarks Wilmington TWade Thomas Mills Farmville Clarence Benjamin Ridout Raleigh Bernard Gordon Roberson Parmele Hester Crowder Womack Durham School of Design BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE Fred Coleman Abernethy Hickory Earl Kai Chann Kew Gardens, N. Y. J‘Frederick Grieger New York, N. Y. Joseph Anthony Guerino Milford, Mass. iDuncan Gilchrist Hudson, Jr. .__.._..,.m..._M.i_._.._a._»c___.,,,,__.- Howard Leon Johnson Birmingham,Mount GileadMich. James Michael Kinlaw Lumberton George Barry Lamm Wilson Donald Ross Lee . Charlotte ohn Sumter MacRae, III Greensboro +g2hanes Albert Miller, Jr. vhf/rd Joseph Valentine Morog me a J Richmond, Va. Marion Hamilton Morton, Jr. Tonawanda,AlbemarleN. Y. William Colvin Martha DrucellaNicholsSanders _...._.... ..M.._.__..W...“~....~_.__.-..n...__. Birmingham, Ala. J-Thomas Francis Van Aarle, Jr. ....................................................... Saginaw,Sanford John Edward Wyman _ GoldsboroMich. BACHELOR OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE ’J-Robert Lincoln Phillips, Jr. ______ High Point ~J-Honors; iHigh Honors. School of Education BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION David Scott Coble Garland Ernest Harding Cutler Blounts Creek Wayland Thomas Davis Albertson Charles Wade Edwards Ramseur 'f-Walter Allan Edwards Marshville 'fEdwin Poe Elkins, Jr. Clarkton Rex Tillman Hatch Mount Olive TRichard Terry Liles Wendell Carl M01ris McLaurin, Jr. Rockingham Roger Lee Mozingo Maury Robert Lynn Nethercutt Snow Hill William Garland Parham, Jr. Oxford William Raymond Peele, Jr Clayton Charles Edwin Russell Jamesville Wilson Shearon Rolesville HaroldRonald Alton Stegall Norlina James Floyd Watkins Knightdale *John Harold Wells, Jr. Morganton iJames Franklin Wilder Spring Hope BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN INDUSTRIAL ARTS Maynard Francis Adams Raleigh Jerry Frank Arnold Spruce Pine David Graham Ball, Jr. Raleigh Hieronymus Clell Bueck Franklin Lewis Franklin Carpenter, Jr. Dallas David Bruce Elliott Forest City John Macy Falkner, Jr. Oxford Winthrop Henry Germaine Mooresville Charles Worrell Gurkin Richmond, Va. Herman Howard Hamrick Shelby Phillip Arnold Heffner Maiden Royce Hulton Hunsucker, Jr. Greenville Marcus Faison Lewis Roseboro Donald Charles McNeill Red Springs Edward Lee Madre Hertford Franklin Gleech Mason Wilson Murray Franklyn Massey, Jr. Greensboro Charles Houston Meade Durham William Ransom Middleton, Jr. Garner James Madison Noland Waynesville Paul Wilson Poley Charlotte Francis Dalton Rackley H... Nashville +Honors; iHigh Honors. ‘In Absentia Hubert Henry Clayton Ramsey Liberty JamesCharlesEdwinHerbertSummersStanford, Jr. Gibsonville Walter Glenn Taylor Raleigh David Reid Wilder Raleigh James McConnell “'ood St. Petersburg, Fla. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MATHEMATICS EDUCATION Gurney Ellerbe Bracey, Jr. Red Springs James Henry Brakebill, III Knoxville, Tenn. Cecil Grant Caison Mebane William Morrison Crockford Charlotte Eric Davis Charlotte JoeMarshall Yates Duncan Clayton Joyce Hatch Edwards Mount Olive William Isaac Fort, Jr. Henderson TJames Richard Frazier Charlotte Stanley Spencer Givetz Carmel, Calif. iFrankie Edwards Gurganus Williamston Keech Pantego CoyMarvinEdwinEarl McClintock Pleasant Garden William Louis McElroy Lake Junaluska Kenneth Earl Merritt ..... Clinton Robert Wayne Roach Burlington Ray Candle Shaw Ellerbe Julian Brooks Snipes, Jr. Pittsboro Neil Carver ‘Vilson Shelby BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION James Gordon Blake, III Wallace William Floyd Daughety Lexington Curt Weik Eberly Sheridan, Penna. Marvin Randolph Harrell Leon Mason Hartline Raleigh Teresa Lynn Houser Statesville iCarol Holmes Johnson Asheville Thomas William Lane Raleigh Robert Lynn McCann Philadelphia,_____________ ButnerPenna. Richard Fredrick Reynolds , ___...,_College Park, Md. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN SCIENCE EDUCATION Frederick Foster Baldwin Clarkton William Alonzo Barbour, Jr. Benson Douglas Wade Files ........ Yanceyville THonors; iHigh Honors. School of Engineering BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CERAMIC ENGINEERING Lawrence Duke Barnes Atlanta, Ga. Clarence Eugene Herman Hickory William Henry Mason, Jr. Raleigh Elmo Scott, Jr Pineville JohnGarlandWashington Pearce Smithwick, II ...e__._.___..vv,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Smithfield BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING 1-David Elder Cooper Cary 1Charles Alfred Davis Brevard Jerry Allen Edwards Mooresville Kenneth Vaden Franklin Cary Robert Lee Gardner Raleigh Holt, Jr. Pantego iKennethRobert NisbetRobert Jolls Raleigh James William Keistler, Jr. Great Falls. S. C. Benjamin Elias Lemons Winston-Salem David Miller Greensboro WilliamWilliam Monroe Minish VVinston-Salem iDonald Ross Paul
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