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60TLZ JN 'W31VS-N01SNI~ NOilVlS V01DNA3~ ~T~L XOB ~r O~VOOOM ~ r ~N SLOO~rOOI'IV ake Forest Alumni Win Award, Alumni Generous Second Only to Harvard to Wake Forest The alumm of Harvard and Wake Furest president for development Wake Forest won the universities ha ve won the top awards lor award for one-year improvement in 1974 and Bl/ Carol 1-lmurer sustamed performance in alumni giving among was named a finalist in the competition se\'en Winston-Salem Journal the nation's private universities. Han·arti times in the past decade. received the grand prize and Wake Forest To become a finalist in the sustamed "Would you like to give to Wake Forest received the second award in a ceremonv on Julv performance competition, an mstitution must Universitv?" 7 at the National Assemblv of the Council for show constant increases over a four-year period The answer from Wake Forest alumm Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) both in the amount of alumni contributions and frequently is "ves," and the universil I ' has in Detroit. the number of alumni donors. The winners in awards and statistics to prove it. The awards included a $1000 cash pnze for each categorv of institutions arc then selected on What motivates former Deacons to give ~" each university They were sponsored bv CASE the basis of the overall qualit\ of their alumni generously to their alma mater? and the U.S . Steel Foundation which have g1ving programs It doesn't hurt to have a award-winning granted nearly $850,000 m·er the past 22 years Wake Forest was the onlv private univers1tv 111 development staff, a close-1-.nit alumni through their annual Alumni Giving Incentive the South to qualify for the final round of commumty and a traditional expectation that Awards program. judging. Among the other finalists were alumni will give. Foundation president James Hosea presented Dartmouth College, California Institute of The university also has that most important the prizes to Wake Forest representatives, Kvle Technology. Northwestern Univers1tv and the mgredient-Wake Forest alumm want to give Young '65, M.D. '69, president of the ,1lumn1 University of Pennsylvania and feel that they have to give to 1-.eep up the association, a nd G. William Joyner jr '66, vice um1·ers1ty's standards. Development officials and the alumni themselves say the fact that the ;chool IS small highly influen-ces alumni giving With onlv abt,ul 3,000 students, the school has mamta1ned a family atmosphere for students The closeness generates a feeling of unity alumni say C Wilham Joyner, 11ce president for development, said, "Take athletics. We re always the small underdog against the b1g state institutions. That makes the school pull together." With few changes in the undergraduate population m the past ten years. Jovner sa1d. that small, loyaltv-building atmosphere has staved · " A lot of people have the image of the alumnus as a cigar-smoking backslapper who comes to all the games," Joyner said. "Our survey shows that that doesn't seem to be the primary mohve for giving It goes back to the quahty of education" The 1979 survey of 318 alumni conducted by Robert D. Mills, director of alumni acti\'lties, is an example itself of why Wake Forest alumni g1vir.g !las be.:n so successful (see page 13! . The survey won Mills a specral merit award lor creative marl-.t•ting techniques from the same council that gave Wake Forest the award in luly It showed that b4 percent of alumm had given in the past. Vice-prcsitit'ut Btll/<>~lll'r tnghtl, nml Ailw1111 '''"~'"'""' Pn-slrll'llt k~k )ouug (t/urd (romligl!tl Wake Forest also was one ol the f1rst ft'(l'ii•t' lllllltllll sn·llt,..:, award (rc:uu /tWit'~ Flslro. prcsukJJI ttfllll' (('llfll[i/ (or universities to use a svstem of soliotalion that .1dmuwue111111111 Support o{ £durntio11 tlmll\'lllltllll Greg<'"' of tile US Stefl Fou11dnllou organizes alumni to call other alumm Each of the 1,000 volunteers who work for the College Fund is asked to write 10 lettt'rs to Wake Forest Giving Hits All-time High alumni asking them to gwe. The school's h1storv as a familv chool and a In a report prepared for the September 1980 fifteen nights, producing $35,160 in pledges from 226 alumni and friends. Alumni Council member breeding ground for professionais also helps the meeting of the Board of Trustees, Bill Joyner, Vice alumni-giving program. More than 50 percent of Jerry Attkisson ('65) of Atlanta will lead the President for Development, released two all-time the alumm surveyed had a relative, other than a of 198D-81. high fund raising figures. First, total giving to College Fund as National Chatrman spouse or child, who attended the universitY Wake Forest University in 1979-80 reached A new program to attract annual corporate And with a high number of professional $8,894,608. Total giving by alumni also rose to an support for the college led by Bob Baker, Director graduates, alumni can afford to give all-time high, reaching $1,456,825. of Corporate Relations, had added, in its first full A 1966 graduate said, "We don't have the mcetv At the heart of the alumni giving program is the year, $63,475 to the College Fund. Volunteers of being a state supported school. Students College Fund, unrestricted gifts for annual from all constituencies of the University assisted generally realize this. There isn't any pressure, support for the Reynolda Campus. Minta McNally in visits to corporations throughout North just an effort to make us realize that what alumni m (74). Director of the College Fund and Jan Carolina. Response was especially good g1ve determines the school's standin~ Blackford ('68), National College Fund Chairman, Winston-Salem, according to Baker. " Area 'You can gel your diploma in 75 and it's just .1s report that the tradition of surpassing goals in the business leaders recognize the partnership valuable m '7 8: he said. past decade has been upheld. Over 1,000 between free enterprise and a private university volunteers, alumni and friends raised $701,976, They recognize also the educational, cultural, exceeding a goal of $700,000. economic, and social advantages Wake Forest The National Telethon, led by Chairman Steve brings to the community. Many have Ashworth ('74), and 400 alumni, parent. faculty demonstrated their high regard for Wake Forest and student volunteers, in fifteen nights calling by responding enthusiastically to our request for alumni throughout the United States, produced annual support." 3,804 pledges totaling $177,915, topping last year's Bob Mills ('71, MBA'80), Director of Alumni total of $162,393. Leading the way among the Activities, reports that the President's Oub, a volunteers was Jim Sutton ('64), of group of men and women wh~ pledge $10,000 to Winston-Salem, who in addition to serving as a nightly chairman, participated in eleven of the CCoutu111ed 011 P"8<' 2) buses were filled for the 220-mile round trip of Development and Estate Planning, and Bob excursion which included a tour of the old Baker, Director of the Law Fund, report that Fall/1980 campus, lunch, and the WFU-NC State Football Wake Forest's percentage of alumni participation Wake Forest: The Univers ity Magazine game. Chaplain Ed Christman ('50, j. D.'53) far exceeds the national average of only 16 percent Volume 27 Number 4 organizes and plans the event, assisted by the among professional schools. The Law Fund Office of Alumni Activities, the College Union, the Telethon, sponsored and conducted by the Wake Forest Marching Band, the Old Gold a11d Student Bar Association, secured over 500 pledges Marty Lentz (M.B.A. '79), Editor Black, WFDD, and student volunteers. Wake for $30,000 toward the total raised. The largest joha nna L. Ettin, Assista nt Forest's Trek to the Old Campus is one of only number of volunteers ever were recruited to two programs in the nation to receive a citation conduct the class agents' campaign. A series of Wake Forest: The Um versitv M,,~al tn t' is pubh s h~d over thirty alumni meetings throughout the state quarterlv bv Wa !..e Foreot Um n"'it \ Send ~~i tt ona l for " Exceptional Achievement in Student correspondence and changes of ,, ddrt'Ss h.l t _ 27 Relations." enabled law alumni to meet the new Dean of the Revnolda Station. \\'inston-Salcm, Ntlrth Ca rulma An exceptional year for support from Law School, john D. Scarlett. 27i09. Subscnphon rate 5-1.00 per vear Sewnd class . foundations was reported by Reid Morgan The Babcock Graduate School of Management, postage paid at \Vin>ton-Salem. North C.1ro ltna. US PS ('75,JD'79), Foundations Officer, and Jane the University's newest professional school, 66-1-510 . T\•pesethng at M eredtth-\\ ebb Prmttng Companv Inc. Burlington. North Can1hna Printed Carmichael (MA'74), Development Associate and achieved its alumni giving goal of $15,000. b\' McCain, DanY ille, \ ' irgtnta Senior Proposal Writer. Wake Forest received a Babcock graduates were led by Alumni President boost from a longtime friend, the Z. Smith Paschal Hovis ('56, MBA'76) and fund chairman rCo11111wcd from J>l!l<' 1 J Reynolds Foundation, which reaffirmed its james Petree (MBA'75). Another $84,000 was Wake Forest over ten years, celebrated a hallmark intention to continue financial support to Wake received from corporations for the Babcock year. Founded in 1970 by Arnold Palmer ('53), Forest regardless of the change in the relationship Associates Program. A new dean has been membership has grown to 31 5, including 38 who with the Baptist State Convention of North appointed since the position became vacant in joined in 1979-80. In April, these s pecial Wake Carolina. The Foundation pledged an extra February when Frank j. Schilagi resigned Foresters gathered at Palmer's Bay Hill Golf and $1 million to the University in 1979-80. The following a six-month leave of absence to pursue Country Club for a three-day celebration and Foundation's resolution of support acknowledged business interests. Edward L. Felton, an expert on conference on "Wake Forest in the 1980s." that Wake Forest has, "since 1946, when the international marketing and agribusiness President's Club members have contributed a total relationship between it and the Foundation was management, who has a Masters and Doctorate of over $5 million in their lifetimes, and many begun, grown from a respected small liberal arts from Harvard, a B.D. from Southeastern Baptist have included the University in their estate plans. college to one of the great private universities of Theological Seminary, and an undergraduate The Wake Forest Parents' Association, named the South." degree from the University of Richmond, has been the nation's finest in 1977, assisted the University The Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation selected to replace Schilagi. through its advisory committee, the Parents' presented Wake Forest a $500,000 gift to endow One of the highlights of the development year Council, and in volunteer services, including the William C. Archie Fund for Faculty Excellence. of the Babcock School was the inauguration of the prospective student recruitment. In addition, the The fund is named in honor of the former dean of Broyhill Executive Lecture Series at the University Parents' Campaign provided $60,872 to the the college who was also a former executive on April 14. The lecture series, endowed by a College Fund. In acknowledging the leadership of director of the Foundation. The Archie Fund will $150,000 gift to the Babcock School from the Association Chairman Connie King of Nashville, provide for visiting professorships, faculty leaves, Broyhill Foundation of Lenoir, will bring national Tennessee (son Matt is in the class of '82), College faculty research and travel. The gift was made " to business leaders to the campus. Former President Fund Director McNally pointed out that "many of support and encourage increased excellence in the of the United States Gerald Ford delivered the first these parents have undergraduate s tudents undergraduate faculty." address to a standing-room-only audience in Wait enrolled, and it is praise-worthy that their concern A grant of $75,000 from the Henry Luce Chapel during a specially held convocation to for Wake Forest is accompanied by financial Foundation will support o specia.l project over " dwdrd him 1>n honorary Doctor of Laws degree. commitment beyond tuition and fees. In addition, three-year period beginning in 1981 on the topic Ford has been honorary chairman of the Wake many have donated their time to provide services " Religion and the Socal Crisis." The project will Forest Parents' Council since 1972 when he was in other fund raising activities a nd in visiting be co-ordinated and supervised by faculty U. S. Minority Leader and his son Michael ('72) prospective students and parents." members in the Department of Religion and will was a student. Ford also addressed a meeting of Many other records were s et during 1979-80. include an interdisciplinary seminar, a the Babcock faculty and students while on campus The successful football season w hich brought university-wide faculty conference, a summer and appeared at the annual Carswell Society Wake Forest a bid to the Tangerine Bowl was institute, and a publication. Seminar. (The Carswell Society is composed of accompanied by r ecord attendance at many games A grant of $9,000 from the Winston-Salem Carswell Scholars and alumni, recipients of merit and alumni fun ctions. Craig jackson ('75), Foundation will finance the construction of new scholarships in the undergraduate college Assistant to the Director of Alumni Activities, exhibits to serve the public educational programs established by the late Guy Carswell of Charlotte reports that the largest crowd of returning alumni of the University's Museum of Man in Reynolda and his wife Clara Carswell, who is an honorary ever attended Homecoming in Winston-Salem. Village. member of the group.) The Deacon Club Fou ndation, dire cted by Bob The Rockefeller Foundation awarded funds for Dallas Mackey, Director, Office of Development Bartholomew ('57), for the second consecutive the second year of a three-year Artist-in-Residence of the Bowman Gray/Baptist Hospital Medical year raised over 51 ,000,000 in scholarship support program jointly sponsored by Wake Forest, the Center, reports record gifts of $3,718,620 from for the intercollegia te at,hletic program. As a result Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art, and private sources. The Medical Center Challenge of the successful athletic season which generated the North Carolina School of the Arts. Fund, under the leadership of john Watlington, increased revenues, the athletes returned a gift of For the third year, Wake Forest has met Chairman of the Board of Visitors of the Medical $100,000 to the University in support of the fine matching requirements for the National School, received $3,011,571. The annual Fund arts program. Director of Athletics Gene Hooks Endowment for the Humanities Challenge Grant. Committee, led by chairman George Kimberly ('50), in presenting the gift, commented upon this The funds are being used for improvements to the ('54,MD'58), met their goal of $155,000 with 698 of opportunity to share the season's success with the z. Smith Reynolds Library, and they are granted the 2300 alumni participating. entire University, " It is our way of remembering on a ratio of one to three. The funds are being Director of Development and Estate Planning times in the past when our deficits were erased by applied to the art and music history collections, julius Corpening ('49) reports that the University the University." President james Ralph Scales, in British studies, and related renovations to increase lias received confirmation of eighty-one new wills acknowledging the gift, described it as "a trophy the library's capacity. New and increased gifts to valued at approximately $700,000, and the which distinguishes our athletes as champions of the College Fund provided over 75 percent of the establishment of two new life income trusts at a the primary education purposes of Wake Forest." matching funds in 1979-80, an·d over 3,000 gifts, value of $175,000. Three financial planning Another award has been presented to the amounting to more than $250,000 were eligible. A seminars for women and the Fourth Annual Estate University by the Council for Advancement and gift of $50,000 from the jessie Ball duPont Planning Seminar for Professionals provided direct Support of Education in recognition of a program Religious, Charitable, and Educational Fund information to over 300 individuals concerning designed to preserve Wake Forest's heritage. The completed the year's challenge requirements. estate planning opportunities available through program, suggested by President Scales, has All three professional schools report a successful the University. become known as the Trek to the Old Campus. fund raising year. The School of Law reports 1,031 A special gift of $10,000 given by Sarah Each generation of Wake Forest students is given gifts for a total of $222,000 to the Law Fund. Middleton of Nashville, Tennessee in memory of an opporturuty, once every four years, to visit the Under the direction of chairman William K. Davis her husband, Robert Lee Middleton ('14), will original campus east of Raleigh. The third Trek ('66, JD'69) the Law Fund achieved nearly 50 establish a scholarship for a student in the field of was held in September 1979 and involved about percent alumni participation. The percentage of religion, accounting, or teaching. 600_unde~~aduate students and many faculty and alumni, parents, and friends contributing is the thelf farrulies, staff, alumru, and friends. Thirteen highest in history. julius Corpening ('49), Director (Colllmurd 011 1mgc JU) 2 "Although 1 was born in Korea, I never studied karate there. Tae Kwon Do IS a national sport but I never really had any inclin~hon to learn It unhl my family moved to the United States and I came under the influence of my uncle. " Howard and I were students at the Rhee Institute and worked several years there as instructors before coming to Wake Forest When I was learning karate, 1 never though I would ever become a champion or a teacher. All I wanted to do was to learn. But now, to be able to teach karate, as well as to compete, is a wonderful thing. Karate IS such a unique blend of precision. speed and body coordination that the person who performs it can't help feeling good' - "That's the main reason Howard and I teach karate--to help people develop self-confidence so that they will feel good about themselves Karate isn't the only sport that leads to self-improvement but it's the one we know best. "The real value in karate is not that it gives you a good method of self-defense, although that certainly is an important factor. One of the main reasons students join the club is to learn how to protect themselves better. After all, Korean karate originated as a method of unarmed self-defense and it is, in my opinion, the best method there is. But more important is how karate brings nund and body together in a disciplined way. It makes the student more aware of his total potential and the result is an improved sense of self-worth. " I think people miss something when they fail he was in graduate school at the University of to look beyond the obvious. Karate is an art form. it are performing artists. They Texas, Heatley studied karate under John's and People who perfect TaeKwonDo, are part dancer, part gymnast, part actor, part Howard's uncle, Jhoon Rhee. athlete. And even when they do not perform well, To students of. Korean karate in this country, about being able to kick and to a Ia WFU Rhee is synonomous with TaeKwonDo. Born in there is something bellow and to yell and to punch in a disciplined by Anne Adkins Korea, Rhee came to the United States, first in 1956, and later in 1958 to study engineering. In way that frees the soul to sing. " When Howard and I were living in the the early sixties, Rhee founded the Jhoon Rhee John Chung's road to self-improvement is paved Washington area and working at the Institute, we with a roundhouse kick to the solar plexus and a Institute in Washington, D. C., now one of the most highly respected schools of karate in the taught several deaf children and children with punch to the temple. Or, to be more specific, the learning disabilities. The parents brought them to nation. He is widely known as the "Father of Tae art of Tae Kwon Do. our classes because they thought karate might Kwon Do in the United States." Tae Kwon Do is the "kick-punch" style of in themselves. WelL 1t Rhee's influence at Wake Forest is strong among help them gain confidence Korean karate, and John, who is a Wake Forest the children gained too much those studying and..teaching karate. One of Rhee's did! Sometimes freshman and the Karate Club's new head we had to slow them down. But longtime goals has been to make karate more confidence and instructor, is the top competitive Tae Kwon Do we discovered that they were among our most performer in the country. Four-time winner of the attractive to young people ... s a sport that could be enjoyed without fear of personal injury. Using his adept students They had motivation. U.S. grand championship in karate form, John has people are naturally lazy, engineering skills, Rhee developed the special "Why is 1t that over fifty trophies, including two six-footers from including Howard arid me? I don't know, but finger safety equipment and protective gear now being recent competitions, and he wears on his when it comes to doing any kind of controlled what he says is karate's "most coveted award," a used at numerous high schools and colleges throughout the tountry, including Wake Forest. exercise, most of us need a gentle push now and diamond ring he won at the 1980 Mid-America then to help us get started. That's what we try to Diamond Nationals held in Minneapolis in May. The "Rhee style" of Tae Kwon Do also is used at the University. During the sixties and seventies, do in our karate classes., both in the physical Not bad for a twenty-one-year-old "third degree education department and in the dub-help black belt" who has studied karate only nine Rhee adapted conventional Tae Kwon Do methods, which are based on simple balance, to a people get started on the road to feeling better. years. But, then, John is not your ordinary We're not drill sergeants; we take people by the everyday-man-in-the-arena. He delivers his system which involves a series of combinations of kicks and punches delivered with tremendous hand and lead them, step by step. Our satisfaction punches as if his arms were jet propelled. When comes from seeing their self-improvement. They he jumps, he hangs in the air for an instant speed. And, though these inmwations have made Rhee a somewhat controversi< I figure among more never stop learning. They always get better.'' wearing the look of a tiger ready to pounce. And class in the physical traditional karate proponents, they also have The Chungs' karate his kick comes so quick that only a felled has thirty students. The earned him nationwide acclaim as a teacher. education department opponent is evidence that John's leg has left the members, including about ten Among his former students are several United club has ninety-five floor. faculty families whose members are ages ten years The Tae Kwon Do style is aggressive but not all States Congressmen, actors and other well-known personalities, including Jack Anderson, the and up. the movements are intended for self-defense. Not all the Chungs' students aspire to earning a Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist, and the Many people, says John, have a false conception black belt. the final and highest belt in karate. self-proclaimed King of boxing, Muhammed Ali. of karate. To a public conditioned on the one Most come to class for the "satisfaction and ln the Wake Forest gymnasium this fall, John hand by the stereotyped male who breaks enjoyment of learning," says John, "and that's gave a public demonstration of his uncle's original one-inch boards with a single hand chop, and on fine with us. To hold a black belt means that you "martial ballet," which is fighting choreographed the other by Hollywood's "Kung Fu" philosopher have mastered the basic art of karate within and set to classical or semi-classical music, with imager, the idea of karate as "sport" is relatively you.rself. That 'within yourself' is the most the movements synchronized with the rhythm new. important part to remember about karate A black and intensity of the sound. John's performance, But the idea is one which John has long belt simply means you're always at a new titled "Freedom," was choreographed to the nurtured So has his brother, Howard, a Wake beginning. I'm still learning. So is Howard. Karate theme from the movie, Exodus, and symbolized Forest junior in his second year as a karate classes give us all a chance to learn different new the confrontation between the forces of good and instructor, as has Rick Heatley, the Karate Club's beginnings together." founder and sponsor. evil. Heatley, who teaches Latin and is an associate Later, in an interview, John told how he felt Anne Adkins is staff writer at the Umversrty News in academic administration, began teaching karate about his role as a karate instructor and performer Bureau . at Wake Forest in 1970. Several years earlier, while at Wake Forest. 3 Ecumenical Institute Roberts' Suit Dismissed; Wake Forest 'Pleased' jerome Dollard of Belmont, O.S.B., a Catholic priest and theologian, has been named director of The Ecumenical lnshtute of Wake Forest Former golf coach Ron Roberts' lawsuit agamst mfluences. said Umversity and Belmont Abbey College. Wake Forest and athletic director Gene Hooks was In its response to the charges, Wake Forest fired because he ridiculed his players Dollard, who has taught in Belmont Abbey's dismissed September 29, in Forsyth County Roberts was theology department since 1966, assumed his new Superior Court. and left the golf program " in shambles." both Roberts and some Wake Forest players duties September L The suit, filed on jan. 18, 1978, charged that As The institute was established in 1968 by Wake Hooks and current golf coach jesse Haddock of the period have said, Roberts had difficulty Forest to promote better understanding among schemed to have Roberts removed from the getting along with some of the players recruited religious groups. ln 1974 Belmont Abbey became a position so that Haddock could return as coach of by Haddock. Roberts claimed that the players co-sponsor. the Deacon golf team. Roberts asked for 5443,290 were used to excessive pampering while the Dollard succeeds Claude U. Broach, a Baptist in damages On August 20. 1980, however, players countered that Roberts showed a lack of minister formerly of Charlotte, who has been Haddock was dropped as a defendant m the suit. concern for them as individuals. director since 1974. Broach, who now lives in Yesterday Superior Court judge Robert A. In October 1976, after the Deacons finished T rvon, will continue to serve the institute as a Collier jr found no evidence of wrongdoing by third in their first tournament under Roberts, the co~sultant. Hooks or Wake Forest in the 11-volume, coach asked that the team members sign a loyalty Dollard, who has served as an mstitute 1,437-page deposition taken by Roberts. pledge to Wake Forest and to Roberts That request consultant since 1975, received his undergraduate " I am very pleased over the outcome of today's led immediately to the decision b}' All-America degree from St. Benedict's College, his senunary court hearing," Hooks said. "The important aspect Bob Byman to leave school and played a part in degree from Belmont Abbey and his M.A. and of this court decision is to save Wake Forest the the eventual departure of several other Wake Ph.D. degrees from Catholic University. He also unnecessary cost of time and money in defending players. has studied at Union Theological Seminary, its position. We very much regret that Ron Other reports of problems between Roberts and Andover-Newton College, and the Hazelden Roberts elected to institute this suit as we felt all his team appeared after the su1t was filed. There foundation in Minnesota. along that it was totally unfounded." was a disclosure of one team meeting. in He is a member of the national Southern Roberts was unavailable for comment Officials particular. during wh1ch Roberts told his players Baptist-Roman Catholic Scholars' Dialogue and at Wake Forest said they weren' t sure where he that he didn't care what happened to them since 1977 has been co-director of the annual now lives. because " next year I'll have a new bunch." Sunbelt Liturgical and Catechetical Conference in Roberts was hired to coach the WFU golf team Roberts. in tum. asserted that the Wake Charlotte. in july 1976 after Haddock left the pos1tion to take program under him was movmg toward a more He is a trustee of Belmont Abbey and has a similar job at Oral Roberts. In December 1977, responsible position financially and academically served as chairman of the theology department. however, Roberts was dismissed from his duties. and that he was never given an opportunity to . He belongs to a number of professional and the school announced that Haddock was coach the players he recruited. organizations, including the National Clergy returning to coach the golf team. ln the initial reply to the su1t Hooks and Wake Council on Alcoholism and Related Drug Roberts subsequently charged that Haddock's Forest denied that Roberts ever had a contract Problems. association with the golf team and "a rather with Wake Forest. They also charged that. even if transparent consp1racy" between Haddock and he did, his removal was justified because he failed Hooks resulted in his dismissal. In addition to the to perform properly the duties assigned to h1m, collusion charge, Roberts also said m the anginal refused to accompany team members on trips suit that he wasn't given the opportunity to do where they were representing the school and was the JOb he was hired to do free of outside in general "disrupti,·e to the golf program."

St. Christopher Rediscovered

In the late afternoon of Thursdav, November 29, After sharing the news of my discovery with my none of the documents or records involved in the 1979, I was pruning the trees, sh~bs, and vines family and some of the students in the house at exchange of the house from the U.S. Government in the courtyard and entryway of Casa Artom. that time, I decided to call Terisio Pignatti, to Wake Forest University. People from the parish The garden has become heavily overgrown Professor of Art History in our program and world stop occasionally to admire it or to appreciate their because no systematic trimming had taken place renowned authority on Venetian art Dr. Pignatti new-found understanding of the origin of the in the last decade The vines topping the wall heard my report with interest and said that he name of the street and bridge. The statue, the separating the courtyard from the street and the would look at the statue the next day when he unsigned work of a skillful. but not extraordinary entry corridor from the courtyard were particularly came to teach his class. He confirmed, as I sculptor, graces the garden wall of Casa Artom shaggy. While removing the vines atop the wall guessed, that this was a statue of San Cristofolo while faithfu.lly keeping watch over the two streets over the door to the street, I found a large, (Saint Christopher), thereby explaining why the which converge at the doorstep of Wake Forest entangled clump about six feet tall. Upon inserting small street behind the house and the adjoining University m Venice. the pruning shears, I struck something solid. bridge carried the name of that saint. He also N Rick Hentll'l( is Associate in Academrc Further investigation of the snarled growth shared with me a copy of this entry from Tassini's Admrmstral!on-at Wake Forest and was revealed that there was a statue mside. After Curiosrld Veneziane published in 1915: Drreclor of tire Utm·ersity's \'enice program much labor, I was able to remove the intertwined S. Cristofor (Calle, Ramo, Ponte) a 5. Vito. in autumn of 1979. network, about the size of a bale of hay, and see Da una statuella dr 5. Cristofaro eire, ancorn the figure beneath-a five-foot marble statue of a pochi amu fa, scorgevasi collocata sopra una tumc-clad male resting on a staff, carrying an anl!ca porta ollrrrata infant on his shoulders. The head of the infant (Saint Christopher [Street, Sidestreet. had been missing for some time, as could be seen Bridge] at San Vito. From a small statue of from the rust on the prongs which served to St. Christopher that, still a few years ago, attach the head to the body. From the growth could be seen placed atop an old sealed off patterns of the vines, 1! appeared that a small vine doorway.) had insinuated itself into the jolnt at the neck, Casa Artom was built m its present form in the swollen as it grew, and detached the head, which second or third decade of the 1800s. It is Pignatti's fell to the pavement some twelve to fifteen feet opinion that this statue dates to that period or below_ and was shattered or piCked up. My possibly to the 18th Century, the same period in mveshgahon of the surrounding area, including which he places some of the reliefs at the other the Guggenheim courtyard next door, revealed no rear comer and foundation of the house. missing head. The vines whiCh enwrapped the Neither the neighbors of the community nor statue were called by the Venetians, strangely Bianca Artom, who has been associated with enough, Vrte amerrcana , Virginia Creeper, and Wake Forest's Venice program since it began, had varied from '~•" to 1" in diameter. ever seen this statue. Mention is made of it in 4 Alexander Ginzberg

Alexander Ginzburg, the Soviet dissident who was exiled from his country in 1979 for his stand on human rights gave a public lecture in Wait Chapel on September 25. The program was part of the 1980-81 College Union Lecture Series A large audience listened intently to Ginzberg who in the 1950s published the Soviet Union's first uncensored literary journal. Ginzberg was one of the founders of the Moscow Helsinkt watch group which monitors Soviet compliance with the human rights provisions of the Helsinki Accords. He was tried and convicted three hmes by the Soviet government during the period 1960-77 for his activities in the human rights movement and served a total of nine years in Soviet labor camps. He was serving the third year of an eight-year sentence when, in April 1979, he was stripped of his Soviet citizenship and exiled to the West along

I • with four other political prisoners as part of a prisoner exchange. Ginzberg outlined the denial of civil liberties and oppression of ethnic minorities in the Soviet Union before speaking of his own involvement with the human rights movement. He traced that involvement to his experience as a journalist who had no freedom to investigate or write anything Another Kind of Wake Forest Victory other than officially sanctioned stories. When he typed and circulated a small collection of poems "1 christen thee S.S. Wake Forest Victory." California and sailed for Eniwetok in the Marshall by authors who lacked the approval of the Soviet With these words Maritime Commissions Islands. From there she traveled to the U.S. Navy Writers Union, he quickly found himseU in trouble Victory ship number 594 slid down the ways in Supply Base in the Ulithi Islands, where John E. with the authorities. the government owned shipyards in Richmond, Galloway ('42), then serving as an ensign in the Ginzberg depicted a highly oppressive and California. Navy, was startled to see her as part of a convoy rigidly regulated state. but one capable of betng at It was the end of March, 1945, exactly one in which he was to travel from Ulithi to Okinawa. least temporarily baffled by unexpected shows of month after the ship's keel had been laid. After In Okinawa in July she was present during several even small-scale courage, and disconcerted bv the twenty-seven days of construction, a air raids, the only record of any participation in unconventional and ingenious. He asserted that record-breaking time, the prefabricated steel battle. During the months that followed the Wake the human rights movement in the Soviet Union sections and various pieces of machinery had been Forest Victory was engaged in a number of is strong and, though constantly harassed, too assembled into a single three million dollar ship. support missions including the transfer of a dedicated and diversified to be completely That launching ceremony on March 31 was a medical unit from Okinawa to Saipan in the suppressed. short one. This was wartime and the ways had to Marianas. be cleared for a new beginning. Lieutenant (junior Aquila reports that the ship returned to grade) Harold L. McManus ('41), a navy chaplain California on September 2, 1945, where she was stationed in Seattle, represented the college at the drydocked for repairs and the removal of her ceremonies and made a brief speech. The ship's armament, and the crew received leave. sponsor was Mrs. William F. Pierce, wife of the Throughout 1946 she continued to serve the master pipefitter in the yard, and it was she who armed forces, but in 1947 her operation was broke the traditional bottle of champagne over the transferred to the Luckenback Steamship bow Company. As was the case with a number of Although she was lightly armed, the Wake other small companies associated with the vessel, Forest Victory was never commissioned as a shtp Luckenback was eventially absorbed by a larger of the Navy. Like the other Victory ships. she was company and its records have disappeared. intended to be an armed forces support vessel, a On March 8, 1950, the Wake Forest Victory was freighter, not a fighter. With a cargo capacity of "mothballed" at Olympic, Washington, but was 10,800 tons, a 6000 horsepower engtne, and a soon called back into service for the Korean minimum speed of fifteen knots, the Wake Forest conflict. After three years of plying the routes Victory filled a need for faster, safer convoys in between California and Korea she was returned to wartime and was designed as well to be useful to the reserve fleet in November of 1953 and left the the American shipping industry after the victory Pacific for the first and last time, passing through which was already in sight. the Panama Canal to the fleet anchorage in fleet anchorage at Mobile and never sailed again. During the remainder of 1945 and 1946 the ship Mobile, Alabama. Her career as a merchant vessel had come to an was operated by Oliver J. Olsen, a private With the escalation of the Vietnam War in 1965 abrupt end, and she lay at anchor as a listing hulk shipping company under contract with the the Wake Forest Victory was moved to New for the next seven years. government. It was part of the supply operations Orleans to be prepared for active service once In October, 1972 she was sold for scrap to the coordinated by the Third U.S. Naval Fleet, under again. On September 9 of that year Hurricane Pinto Island Metals Company and was towed to the command of Admiral Halsey During her Betsey roared up from the Gulf of Mexico and the shipbreaker's on January 26, 1973. Although maiden voyage, the crew members had access to a struck New Orleans with winds over two hundred she was over twenty-seven years old, the Wake forty book library which was made possible miles per hour. This created, in the words of an Forest Victory had less than ten years of runnmg through a one hundred dollar donation from the observer, "the worst maritime disaster in time on her machinery. However new technology Wake Forest students and the Veterans' Club. peacetime history." (New York Times, September and design were making her obsolete. Reparrs Although no official records of her movements 14, 1965). During the storm, the Wake Forest would have been prohibitively expensive, and she during the war have been found, a member of her Victory broke her moorings and collided \vith was worth more as scrap. sixty-two man crew wrote a letter to the College three other vessels. All were severely damaged. On August 21, 1951, the ensign flown by the which was printed in the January 11, 1946 Old The Wake Forest was towed back to the reserve Wake Forest Victory was presented to the College Gold and Black. In his letter, the second mate, by Representative Charles B. Deane. This is the Joseph Aquila, included a brief history of the lnformatiou for tlus arttde was drmc>n from au only tangible evidence remammg of Wake Forest's ship's early voyages. After her shakedown cruise, mdepeuderzt study paper zNillcu 111 l/1r spriu:;: of Ius nautical namesake. the Wake Forest Victory took on cargo in senior 11ear bl/ Micltael Totlt (79).

5 Academiana -Col Campus Chronicle William D. Shea has been named assistant dean of the Babcock Graduate School of Management at Wake Forest University. IUinois University, Jones from the California Shea has served as the school's director of New Faculty Institute of Technology and Tower from the admissions and placement since July 1978. He will continue his present duties as part of his new The appoinhnents of a number of new faculty University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. position. members at Wake Forest University have been Visiting assistant professors are Howard L. Shea holds degrees from Hunter College, the announced President James R. Scales. White, chemistry; Bruce Duncan MacQueen, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Mordecai Jaffe has been appointed Babcock classical languages; and Clifford D. Goalstone, the Harvard Graduate School of Business Professor of Botany. He received his Ph.D. degree economics. Administration, where he was assistant director of from Cornell University. White holds the Ph.D. from McGill University, admissions from 1975 to 1977. New associate professors at the Babcock MacQueen from the University of Iowa and - Graduate School of Management are Larry H. Goalstone from Duke Universtty. Beard, Richard D. Miller and Michael L. Rice. Part-time assistant professors are Carole L. Beard holds the Ph.D. degree from the University Browne and Robert A. Browne, biology. The Roger A. Hegstrom, professor of chemistry, of Georgia, Miller from Harvard University and Brownes received their Ph.D. degrees from attended the Seventh International Conference on Rice from the University of Georgia, Miller from Syracuse University. Atomic Physics at the Massachusetts Institute of Harvard University and Rice from the University Instructors are Susan E. Balinsky, physical Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts in early of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. education; Donald Tyler Carr, religion; Charles V. August. He presented a paper entitled "Parity Visiting associate professors are E. Lee May, Ganelin, Romance languages; Mae Jean Go, Nonconservation in Molecules: The Energy mathematics; and John L. Connolly Jr., art. May speech communication; Michael Haden, Difference Between Mirror-Image Molecules." holds the doctorate from Emory University and mathematics; David R. Herron, politics; Victor About 300 scientists from more than a dozen Connolly from the University of Pennsylvania. Kamendrowsky, history; Paul Henry Daniel countries attended the conference. Assistant professors are Jerry Martin Burger and Kaplan, art; and Nancy Magruder, education. Maxine L. Oark, psychology; Catherine T. Harris Nancy Evelyn Rogers-Zegarra was appointed and Willie Pearson Jr., sociology; Richard Roy. part-time instructor in education; Mary R. Wayne Charles and Susan Jackels, assistant professors Marriott Jones, chemistry; and Ralph B. Tower, was appointed scene and costume designer and of chemistry, attended the Second Chemical business and accountancy. lecturer in theatre arts; and John Steele was Congress of the North American Continent Clark, who was also appointed adjunct assistant appointed theatre technical director and lecturer in sponsored by the American Chemical Society in professor of education, received her Ph.D. from theatre arts. Las Vegas, Nevada, in August. Susan Jackels the University of Dlinois, Harris from the Visiting lecturers are Meredith Lynn Bratcher, University of Georgia, Pearson from Southern religion, and Robert Alexander Hedin, Enghsh. presented a paper entitled "Four, Five, and Six Coordinate Derivatives of a Copper (II) Tetraimine Macrocycle." Charles Jackels attended a symposium on the use of supercomputers in chemistry. The article was also chosen as a "citation Paper II A Classic" Amen's classic" in a recent issue of Current Contents, a journal which catalogues and indexes scientific John Moorhouse, associate professor of An article on seed development by a Wake papers. economics, will represent Wake Forest at the Forest University biology professor, which was In his article, Amen attempts to explain why fourth Texaco Faculty Forum in Ossining, New published twelve years ago, has been determined seeds, or plant embryos, usually undergo a York. The purpose of the forum is to encourage a "classical paper" in the field of botany. dormant period before they germinate into university participation in the search for solutions The professor is Ralph D. Amen who has growing plants. He suggests that dormancy to national energy problems. Twenty taught at Wake Forest since 1962. His paper, "A actually is a stage of development composed of undergraduate faculty members from leading Model of Seed Dormancy," recently was judged a four phases which are programmed by the colleges and universities have been invited to join classic by the Science Citalio11 Index, a scientific hereditary substance of the plant. These phases, with an equivalent number of Texaco managers in publication which lists the number of times when activated in sequence, lead to the a discussion of the energy situation for the next published work is cited in articles written by other development of a normal seedling. decade. scientists and theoreticians. According to SCI, During the months immediately following the published a paper entitled Amen's article has been cited over 125 times since article's publication, Amen received over a Moorhouse recently Public Policy" in the Public it was published in 1968 in Botanical Reviews. thousand requests from scientists for copies. "The Oil Crisis and Policy Institute Bulletm The article addresses the issues of oil prices, allocation, and entitlement.

Faculty Promotions from Duke University, Hottinger and Ribisl from the University of niinois and Gaylord May and Linda L. Nielsen, assistant professor of Twenty-four faculty promotions have been Graham May from the University of Virginia. education, was one of twelve academic women announced by President James R. Scales. Hegstrom holds the doctorate from Harvard chosen to present articles in the November 1979 Promoted from associate professor to professor University, Moorhouse from Northwestern special issue of the Harvard Educatw11al Review are Richard D. Carmichael, J. Gaylord May, and University, Richman from the University of which dealt with the topic of "Women in William Graham May of the mathematics Cincinnati, Sanders from Indiana University and Education." Entitled "Sexism and Self-Healing in department; Roger A. Hegstrom, chemistry; Tedford from Louisiana State University. the University," Nielsen's article recounts her William L. Hottinger and Paul M. Ribisl, physical Promoted from assistant professor to associate experiences as a young faculty member in the education; John C. Moorhouse, economics; Wilmer professor are James M. Clapper, and Dennis J early 70s. D. Sanders, German; Charles L. Richman, Kulonda of the Babcock Graduate School of psychology; Harold C. Tedford, speech Management; Herman E. Eure, biology; Michael communication and theatre arts; and Peter D. D. Hazen, speech communication and theatre arts; Ronald A. Noftle, professor of cherrustry, was Wetgl, biology. Willie L. Hinze, chemistry; Milorad R. Margitic, also in attendance. He is a member of the Carmichael joined the Wake Forest faculty in Romance languages; Blanche C. Speer, English; Executive Board of the Flourine Division of the 1971, Hegstrom and Moorhouse in 1%9, Hottinger and Alan J. Williams, history. William L. Berry of American Chemical Society which met during the in 1970, Gaylord May and Graham Mavin 1961, the Babcock school was promoted from visiting conference. Ribtsl in 1973, Richman and Weigl in 1968 and associate professor to associate professor. Tedford in 1965. Sanders, who taught at Salem Promoted from instructor to assistant professor College from 1957 to 1963, first taught at Wake is Louis R. Goldstein of the music deparhnent. Ja_mes O'Flaherty, professor of German, is one Forest in 1954-57 and rejoined the university Promoted from instructor to visiting assistant of rune people invited to serve on a nation-wide organize the North faculty in 1964. professor are Ruth Mesavage and Candelas M. committee which will American Nietzsche Society. Carmichael and Weigl received their doctorates Newton of the Romance languages department.

6 College Fund Goals Announced

At its first meeting of the year on September 6, classes of 1941 , 1951 , 1961, 1971, and 1976. College Fund are completely unrestricted," he the College Fund National Committee adopted its Activities scheduled for the spring include stated, "our alumni and friends are providing the plans and goals for the 198o-81 College Fund. letters to alumni from nearly 1,000 class chairmen University with nearly three-quarters of a million jerry B. Attkisson ('65), College Fund National and agents. Two brochure mailings to alumni and dollars that can be used wherever the need is Chairman, nas announced a goal of $740,000 for parents are also planned in March and May. greatest. As gifts continue to grow at a rate higher this year's campaign, a 12 percent increase over The $211,000 challenge grant made by the than inflation, the University is able not only to last year's goal of $660,000. Of this total, $540,000 National Endowment for the Humanities is in the meet costs but also to improve the quality of the is being sought from individuals with the balance last year of the four-year program. The NEH is program." coming from organizational giving. matching new gifts of all persons who dad not In addition to Attkisson and Evans, other In outlining the campaign activities planned give to the College Fund in 1976-77 and increas~s ational Committee members include Howard before the June 30 deadline, Attkisson said that in gifts of the persons who did contribute that Dawkins, Jr. ('63), Advance Giving Chairman, Lee the National phase of the campaign would begin year. The grant and its matching funds are Sanders ('38), 1930s-Back Decade Chairman; on january 26 with the start of the fifth annual designated to the z. Smith Reynolds Library. William Flowe ('41), 1940s Decade Chairman, National Telethon, led this year by Telethon In challenging alumni and friends of the Palmer Huffstetler ('59), 1950s Decade Chairman; Chairman Lisbeth Evans ('74). Over .WO volunteer University to participate in the College Fund, joseph Maddrey ('64), 1960s Decade Chaarman, callers will be on the campus for fifteen nights in Attkisson commented on the success of the jack Clayton ('75) 1970s Decade Chairman, jan W. january and February calling alumni, parents, and campaign and noted that the past twelve years Blackford ('68), Alumni Association President; and friends of Wake Forest. Areas of concentration for have seen the Fund grow from $51,418 in 1968-69 john Krahnert, Parents' Association Chaarman. the telethon will include all previous contributors to $701,976 in 1979-80 as Wake Forest has built a to the University and members of the reunion tradition of alumni giving. "Since gifts to the

In an essay at the end of the book Tefft says: Political Secrecy "The success of government in maintaining the loyalty of its citizens as well as eliciting their support for its programs and policies rests, to a Political secrecy ultimately hurts governments large degree on social trust.. ... more than it helps them, a Wake Forest University "The loss of public trust threatens a policy in professor says in a book described as "a historical the same way as the loss of vital material and cross-cultural analysis of secrecy." resources. The erosion of public confidence in Stanton K. Tefft, chairman of the university's government makes it difficult, if not impossible, department of anthropology, edited the book for political leaders to mobilize effectively the which is titled Secrecy: A Cross-Cultural Perspective. populace to respond to adaptive crises faced by The book contains fourteen essays on various the society (e.g., war, loss of vital resources, aspects of secrecy. In addition to secrecy in pollution). Thus, the costs of political secrecy governments, they range from individual secrecy seem greater than its benefits, if judged by its to secrecy in business corporations, organizations ultimate maladaptive consequences for the state like the Ku Klux Klan, and jungle tribes. and its citizens." Tefft says in the book that recent disclosures of All of the articles, except one, were written by illegal intrigue in business and government " have social scientists at various colleges and precipitated a passionate debate ... over the universities. The other writer is an analyst for the following secrecy issues: What constitutes the Congressional Research Service. necessary balance between government secrecy The book has 351 pages and was published by and openness in democratic society? What is the Human Sciences Press of New York and London. appropr1ate role of intelligence agencies in It costs $19.95 in cloth and $9.95 in paperback. national and international affairs? Are the dangers Tefft, who has been at Wake Forest since 1964, to personal privacy growing? Is the growth of has written extensively on secrecy in various such dangers inevitable? .... " non-western cultures.

Strike A Sour Note In Browning Concert

Pianist john Browning played a solo recital at various comers of the quadrangle. Wake Forest on September 23 under unusual and One faculty member who talked with several difficult circumstances. Browning had been picketers said some of them were clearly furious scheduled to play with the North Carolina with Browning for refusing to support their strike. Symphony, but a strike by symphony players on Others were more interested in making their cause September 19 caused a cancellation of that known than in preventing music-lovers from performance. The musicians, who went on strike enjoying the working of a fellow performer. when negotiations on a new three-year contract The crowd inside the hall was somewhat broke down, were particularly concerned about smaller than might have been expected for the extending the number of weeks in their scheduled event. but it was not clear whether this performing schedule. They contended that the was an indication of support for the strikers or seasoR was too short to provide them with an simply confusion as to whether or not the concert adequate living. would take place. Symphony members traveled from Raleigh to Several people in the crowd waited until the Winston-Salem to picket the Browl'ling concert. symphony pickets left at the beginning of the Wearing formal evening dress some walked an concert before entering the hall. unconventional picket line in front of Wait The strike has since been resolved, and the North Carolina Symphony is making music inside Chapel, while others formed chamber groups and --:...·· performed for concert-goers and the curious in concert halls again. - 7 Court Experience Goal Of Soviet Lead in Phys Law School Grant Called National by Carol Hanner School's budget and possibly from private sources, Scarlett said. Security Threat Law students today need to experience Winston ~SaJem Joum;d Staff Reporter courtroom procedures and trial preparations The Law School has received a $44,000 federal first-hand, he said. The U.S.S.R. has a shocking lead on the United grant to begin a new program to give law students "The practice of law has changed drastically:· States in science and math education, according to a chance to try cases in court. Scarlett said. '1n the last five years, there probably a report by a University of Chicago The new clinical education program may start as has been more change than in the 100 years mathematician. Izaak Wirszup, an authority on soon as january, said john D. Scarlett, the Law before. Russian and Eastern European math education, School dean. "We've got to give our graduates a broader, reported to the National Science Foundation that Under the program, law students will work more flexible base," he said. the Soviets are preparing a highly educated work with the Legal Aid Society of Northwest North In the past, students have been able to test their force to meet the needs of science, industry, and Carolina Inc., under the supervision of a faculty legal skills in a trial practice course and in moot the military. lawyer, Scarlett said yesterday. court. The moot court simulates an appellate More than five million graduates of Soviet "The student will go through the whole court, in which .the facts of a case that has been secondary schools in 1978 and 1979 had studied process-interviewing the witnesses, preparation tried are considered again. The students prepare calculus for two years, while in the United States for the trial, negotiations to see whether the case briefs and oral arguments. approximately 105 thousand graduates have had a gets to trial," Scarlett said. "They will be real The new program will allow students to single year's work and only 400 thousand college clients, with real problems." encounter trial situations before they have to go students take calculus each year. The faculty supervisor will ensure that the into court alone, Scarlett said. The program In addition to ten years of math, every Russian student does not make any major mistakes that probably will limit students to the Legal Aid will affect the client, Scarlett said. North Carolina Society or public clinics, he said. student takes five years of physics, four years of chemistry (including Jaw allows students to try cases as long as a "Because we have to have close supervision of a year of organic), one year of astronomy, lawyer supervises. students, we probably would not want to get into five and a half years of biology, five The program probably will cost about $75,000 to the situation of having to tell a private lawyer how years of geography, three years of mechanical $80,000 the first year, Scarlett said. Expenses he or she can use the student," Scarlett said. drawing, and ten of workshop training. One of include faculty salaries and administrative costs. This article appeared in the Winston-Sa/em Journal the most important features of the system is the The rest of the money will come from the Law on September 30, 1980. gradual, step-by-step presentation of subjects. Physics, for example, is introduced in the sixth grade with two hours per week spent on general, non-mathematical concepts. By the tenth grade, these students are ready for five hours a week of "Schizophrenia" Seizes VIP Guest advanced physics. The curriculum is planned by the country's foremost scholars. At WFU-UNC Football Game Wirszup adds: " It is my considered opinion that the recent Soviet educational mobilization, although not as spectacular as the launching of by Joe Doster the first Sputnik, poses a formidable challenge to You want to know about schizophrenia. I'll tell know they' re loaded. the national security of the United States, one that you about schizophrenia. Sometime before this afternoon is over, that is far more threatening than any in the past and It was a beautiful fall day and a shirt-sleeve stonewall Tar Heel defense is going to break one that will be much more difficult to meet." crowd was making a colorful panorama of the through and dump jay Venuto for a loss, and I'm Information taken from an editorial by John S. seats in Groves Stadium. going to be up yelling just like all the Carolina Rigden, editor of the High above the crowd in the President's Box, fans on the other side of the field. American Journal of Physics, June 1980. I'm being treated like royalty. I' m eating President And then all those heads are going to turn, and Ralph Scales' ham biscuits, drinking his coffee and wonder about this crazy man who is cheering the seeing some old friends who just happen to be fact that jay Venuto is lying flat onhis back under influential Wake Forest alumni. a 270-pound Carolina lineman. Fellows like David Britt, the N.C. Supreme As it turned out, neither side had much to cheer Court justice and one of the ablest public servants about during most of the first half. The Carolina this state has produced, are making me feel like defense held, but the Wake Forest defense was it's old home week. stingy, too. Down below, the cheerleaders are warming up By the time there was much to cheer about, the the crowd, and soon the teams will be on the outcome appeared .settled, and the need to cheer field. A great football day, right? had vanished. Short, polite, nonexuberant Then why am I sneaking furtive glances around applause seemed to be appropriate. the box? Why am I feeling a little bit guilty about By then, you could talk about how great it was eating Ralph Scales' ham biscuits, and why am I to see a stadium completely sold out and how the sending messages to myself to keep my cool? game had set a new attendance record instead of It's because I'm a Carolina graduate who has talking about the score, which had Carolina adopted Wake Forest .... 99 percent of the time, comfortably ahead. But I'm schizophrenic to the and that other 1 percent is across the field in end. Carolina blue and white. A Carolina alumnus whose team has won does I'm sneaking the furtive glances to see if there not walk by Ralph Scales, his host, and say, are others like me in the crowd. There's Colin "Thank you for inviting me. I enjoyed it very Stokes. He's one. There's Tom Lambeth. He's much." another. There's Zack Smith, and somebody tells I settled for, "Thank you for inviting us. We me that the Dick Chathams are there, and their really appreciated your hospitality." son is a pass receiver on the Carolina team. It was not until I was in the car and weaving So if I get carried away, I won't be the only my way through traffic that I hummed a few bars discordant yell in the crowd. of "Hark the sound of Tar Heel voices .... " I'm feeling a little guilty, not only because I That's schizophrenia. have the divided loyalties, but also because the Wake Forest people a.re hospitable and nice . This article appeared in the Winston-Salem Journal I'm sending myself messages because ... well, to on Sunday, October 19, 1980. foe Doster is publisher of put it honestly, Carolina is loaded this year, and I the Journal and sometime Deacon fan .

8 The State of the Art In Physics al W ak~

George P. (jack) Williams is professor of p!tysics mrd We recognize at least three levels of ne ed. First, gifted. The pr evailing at ti tude of m ost phy ics clrairmarr of tire Department of P!tysrcs. T!t ese remarks the purely "cultural" liberal arts aspect to me ~ t depa rtmen ts has been a nd in general continues to were made at tire irrvitatiorr of tir e Board of Trustees to the needs of the non-science major. Secondly, the be somewhat a rrogant and excl usive, in effect its May 9, 1980 meetirrg . introduction to physics for science major in saying to the studen t, " Here we are-phvsics is pre-med, pre-de ntal, biology, che mistry, a nd other rea ll y tough but if you' ve got the test scores and Although the Physics Department usually technologica ll y o riented fie lds. And fina ll y a more are reall y sharp, you' re welcome to give us a try." graduates only four or five majors in a "good" rigorous tr eatment for physics maJors. It should be We are trying to chan ge this image by frankly year, the administration has always been m ost noted parenth etica ll y that we feel an additional saymg that physics requi res hard work and supportive, especially when reminded that respons ibility to provide some computer expertise dedication but there are plenty of opportunities institutions with 20,000 students usua ll y gra duate appropriate to each level of need. We h ave for career fulfillment for those of us who Me not an average of only ten ma jors in physics. recently committed ourselves heavil y to providing Einsteins. We communicate with mcoming Although our quarter million do llar operat ion a nd an opportunity fo r o ur students to get hands-on students who might have an interest or aptitude problems are miniscule compared to the experience and instruction in mic r ocomputer~ , and in sctence and tell them about our programs and multi-million dollar athletic a nd medica l this has been a very popular and successful invite them to come by and talk abo ut the options complexes, University administrators have b een enterprise. avatlable. We remind them that it's within their receptive to our needs, and have never threatened What is o ur performan ce rating in meeti ng these potential or they wouldn't have survived the to limit our role in contributing to the liberal arts needs? In the second and third category we have admissions process at Wake Forest. Furthermore, program. They are also receptive to our few, been do ing quite well. In fact in a s tudy done even if it develops that physics is not their cup of minor problems; and it is literally true that fro m some years ago by the Ame rican In stitute of tea , at least they know_ someone has been the President on down the doors of the Physics Wake Fo rest was recognized as one of five inter ested in them, a nd they have had a goal to administrative offices in Reynolda are open. non- Ph.D. gra nting ins titutions rn the U. S. work toward, both of wh ich are vital to student It is in this context that I wish to consider the "where the quality of physics teaching is sun•ival. We make no apol ogres for thts " in loco function of the Physics Department in a sma ll outsta nding" and " whose record in training parentis" attitude toward the students m our liberal arts university like Wake Forest. To this physics students fo r ca reers in physics has been department. end I will discuss what physics is a nd what our outsta ndingly good .." We are beginni ng to see the effect of these responsibilities to the students are. Then I will However, until recently we fe lt we had been efforts. Our enrollment h as increased by attempt to evaluate our performance. Finall y, we deficient in providing a physics option for th e 70 percent. We wi ll see a 100 percent increase in will be concerned with what projected current non -science majo r. Further, we fe lt that the the number of graduating majors n ext year, wrth performance will indicate about prepa rations for "image" of physics was not at tractive to either greater increases ah ead. Instead of o ur usual ten the future. non-science majors or potential physics major s. or fewer declared majors iii the " pipeline" we are What is physics? On the first day of classes, I These are two co nditions we set o ut to chan ge. now lookmg at about thirty. Our gra duate frequently ask my students for a definition of Chan ging the first b egan w ith a s urvey of the enroll ment is also rebo unding from cellar levels. biology and chemistry. Almost in chorus they give 1976 graduating class of B.A.'s which s howed that I' m sure you share o ur sa tisfaction that these me concise, one sentence descriptions of these 48 percent of them had b een exposed to no trends indicate we are h aving some su ccess in sciences. However, when I inquire what physics physical science what soever at Wake Forest. Th is handli ng our respons ibilities. l si ncerely hope you is, I get a multitude of words and phrases s uch as confirmed our suspicions that a lmost a majo rity of are equall y sympathetic, receptive, and mnovative space travel, electricity, astronomy, sound, light, liberal arts s tudents were avo iding physics and in helping us deal with th e concomi tant space electronics, television, atomic reactors, and so on. chemistry like a plague, a nd even worse, that our needs produced by these increasing e nrollments. After some discussion we conclude that the curriculum requirements a llowed it to ha ppen. ln We have a pressing n eed for sp ace to unifying concept in this diverse list is energy. And this day a nd age it is a disgrace for a liberal a rts accommodate the equipment and research proJects they soon have their neat definition of physics as university like Wake For est to provide o ptions of our majors and grad uate s tuden ts. We n ot only anything involving the transformation of matter or which allow non-science o riented s tudents to need an additional demons tration l ecture room, energy from one form to another. graduate with no physical science backgro und sto rage space, and laborat ory for our current Hence our function is to lead the student to an whatsoever. Conceptual Physics students, but these faci li ties understanding of the concept of energy From 1977 to 1979 we attempted to get these wo uld ena bl e us to teach (e ffectively) even more transformation~ through teaching and research. In options modified through the appropriate students than we ca n handle under present our energy sensitive environment, it's hard to curriculum study committee channels, but to no circumstan ces. imagine anything of more fundamental avail. Therefore in 1979-80 we introduced a n ew The bu ilding we have shared w ith the significance for a liberal arts college than seeking one-semester course called Conceptual Physics, Department of Che mist ry since 1956 has had to provide some comprehension in this field. We fulfilling a divisional scien ce requirement in the superb maintena nce but is uniquely desrgned fo r agree with Yale President A. Bartlett Giamatti's curriculum. It is a rigorou s, but non-mathematical, chemistry laborato ries and is very inconvenient for remarks to his incoming freshman class in 1979: treatment of the basic principles of physics physics research a nd laboratory space. In addition, There is a common fallacy of educational presented in such a way as to be appealing to the electrical power facilities are s eriously thinking that asserts a liberal education is non-science majors. We discuss such everyday overloaded. Furthermore, I be lieve every physics synonymous with the humanities. Nothing things as why baseballs curve, how a karate chop depa rtment in North Carolina, South Carolina, could be farther from the truth. A liberally works. what holds an airplane up, why sunsets and Virginia has newer facilities then we. Some of educated mind is precisely one that has are red, and why the sky is blue, as well as the our smaller ne ighbors have beautiful physical composed itself sufficiently to experience the pros and cons of nuclear power and radioactive facilities which put ours to shame and which are thrill, the deeply satisfying, rousing waste disposal. often not used to their fullest potential. excitement of seeing a mathematical solution I'm gratified that the course has been favorably In short, the time has come for a new physics move to the same kind of inevitable, received and our departmental enrollment has building-again! Every few years a new physics economical fulfillment of itself as does a great increased 70 percent. If the present trend facility has been next on the list, but somehow it sonnet .... There is another common fallacy continues practically all of the 48 percent who always su ccumbs to other priorities and gets that asserts there is some inevitable and previously graduated with no physical science will slipped back under the pile. Plans h ave b een necessary conflict between teaching and have taken our Conceptual Physics course. You drawn and redrawn. Potential donors have be en research. Some would exalt teaching as if it would be amazed at the number of students who strategically cultivated, but no ha rvest h as ever could exist without research and would insist enroll in the class thinking the sky is blue because been re aped . that the health of the college is separable from God is a Tarheel. When they finish they know its This is the o pportune time to enlist the mterest the university research pursuits of the faculty. blue because God is a physicist. Now that's real of federal agencies and philanthropic foundations I could not disagree more emphatically. progress! in a solar power physics facility. The site o riginall y Research is the essential source from which· Changing the perception of students about designated for the building is ideally s ituated, teaching is drawn .... physics was more difficult because its origin is in facing south with a natural earth insulation barrier We see our responsibility in our liberal arts one's pre-high school experience. Furthermore to the north. It could be the showplace of the university as seeking to involve the student in most physicists are not particularly evangelistic as nation. teaching and research situations which will far as their discipline is concerned. They do In 1985 when people flock to our ca mpus to see provide a basic comprehension at the level of his nothing to change the myth that physics is terribly our solar po wered physics facility, reme mber that or her_ needs. hard and success is only for the extraordinarily you heard it here first-and thanks for liste ning.•

9 (Alumni Giving con tinued from page 2) Fund raising for Wake Forest's radio stasion sample survey of undergraduate college alumni Voluntary Support for Wake Forest WFDD-FM received top honors in the middle-size was conducted in the Fall of 1979, and, according market category for public participation from the to the results, 93 percent have positive feelings Corporation for Public Broadcasting. A volunteer about Wake Forest and 79 percent say they are Voluntary Support committee from the Winston-Salem Junior League likely to contribute to the University. Of this high for Wake Forest provides the support base for WFDD's growing percentage, 90 percent indkate that they want to volunteer effort. While assisting in all areas of contribute where the need is greatest-the College July 1, 1979-June 30, 1980 station business, the volunteer commjttee has Fund. made increasing public awareness of the station its Joyner summarized: "Thls combination of I REYNOLDA CAMPUS top priority. A series of activities, planned and positive feelings and a willingness to contribute Alumni produced by volunteers, has heightened the forecasts continued success for Wake Forest. The Non-Alumni Foundations growing number of alumni giving through the station's visibility. Corporations College Fund is bringing the Unjversity national Two special adminjstrative management projects Churches and other religious were irutiated in 1979-80 in the Office of recognition, but more importantly, additional institutions Development and Alumni Activities to improve College Fund dollars strengthen all programs of Other services to alumni and friends. Methods of record the University. As this occurs, Wake Forest Total keeping and gift receipt processing have been augments its reputation as one of the best private converted completely to an interactive computer universities in the South. We are excited about II HAWTHORNE CAMPUS . system. Word processing equipment has been this past year. In many ways, it was our best ever. (Bowman Gray School of Medicine) added for more efficient response to routine 1 think, however, that we are most excited about Special Funds (scholarships, inquiries. Under the guidance of Claudia Stitt, the future. We have several long-term, major lectureshlps, etc.) Supervisor of Information Systems, and with the grants to announce this fall. We intend to excel in Memorials 31,702.58 Private Research Grants assistance of Becky Phelps, Programmer in the the '80s. As we enter Phase III of the 150 Fund 301,141.00 Annual Giving 174,873.19 University Computer Center, the office now has Capital Campaign (1981-84), I believe that we can Medical Center Challenge Fund 3,011,571.38 the capabuty of immediately protect and increase the excellent annual giving updating information Medical Center Development 73,600.00 such as address changes and recording gift programs our volunteers have worked so hard to Program information as soon as gifts are received. establish in the '70s. As always, everyone at the Total 3,718.620.23 Another special project designed and developed University is grateful for and inspired by the by Alumru Director Bob Mills is a marketing support of our alumni and friends." I[) TOTAL SUPPORT 8,892,008.73 survey of Wake Forest University alumni. A

Parents' Council Meets

The Wake Forest Parents' Countil held its program on the Wake Forest degree, and the and Mrs. Robert Hines (Raleigh, N.C.), Mr. and annual meeting during Parents' Weekend 1980, annual business meeting. On Friday ev.ening Mrs. Francis O'Connor (San juan, Puerto Rico), September 19-20. The Parents' Council is an Council members and their children attended a Mr. and Mrs. Dolph Overton (Smithfield, N.C.), organization of the parents of forty-seven reception and dinner at Old Town Club, and on Dr. and Mrs. Vernon Pugh (Raleigh. N.C.), Mr. undergraduates that assists the University with Saturday evening, the Parents' Council were William Quirk (Southold, New York), Mr. and fund raising and student recruitment and provides guests of President and Mrs. james Ralph Scales Mrs. David Smith (Evergreen, Colorado), Mr. and advice on University policy. for dinner in the President's Box at Groves Mrs. Lee vonStein (Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.), Mr. and The Parents' Council, now in its fifth year, has Stadium followed by the Wake Forest-Citadel Mrs. Albert White (Williamsburg, Va.), Mr. and twice been the recipient of national honors. In football game. Mrs. Melvin Wright (Chevy Chase, Md.), and Mr. 1976 the University was selected as having the john Krahnert of Middletown, New jersey, has and Mrs. Ted Wright (Sea Island, Ga.) nation's best parents' relations program for that succeeded Connie Williams Kjng as chairman of Parents' Council members also participated in year, and in 1977 the University and the Parents' the Parents' Council. The new Parents' Council the student government sponsored activities held Council was awarded the Council for the members are Dr. and Mrs. jack Bates (Gainesville, for the 500 parents attending Parents' Weekend Advancement and Support of Education's Grand Ga.), Mr. and Mrs. Warren Beh (Wilmington, '80. A highlight of the weekend was the parents' Award for Excellence. Del.), Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cooke (Midlothian, forum where parents participated in panel During their two-day stay on campus, the Va.), Senator and Mrs. Pete Domenici (Rockville, discussions on graduate and professional studies, members of the Parents' Council participated in an Md.), Mr. and Mrs. Ed)¥ard Gould (Atlanta, Ga.), academic affairs, student life, and student orientation session, committee meetings, a Mr. and Mrs.]. Thomas Hines (Mobile, Ala.), Mr. services.

University Plays Host to Celebrities blf Rick Mnshbu m Douglas said he chose Wake Forest partly Forest she said, • This is it.' " The Sentinel because of his interest in ACC football. He This trip came during a busy weekend for applied only to Southern schools-Davidson, Moyers, who came with his wife, judith, and Parents' Weekend at the University brought a University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, youngest son, john, who is 16 and would like to number of well-know names to the President's Box Vanderbilt and the University of Virginia among come to Wake Forest. Moyers put together a for the Wake-Citadel Football game September 20. them-because he likes the Southern climate. segment of his television show, " Bill Movers' Among the guests of the Parents' Council at The climate proved to be a bit much for journal" on Friday and flew to Baltimore. after their buffet before the game were Wisconsin Sen. Proxmire Saturday morning, however. Instead of the game to moderate the first presidential William Proxmire, television journalist Bill his famous morning jog, he took a long walk, debate. Moyers, former U.S. Rep. Brooks Hays and Mr. from the Hyatt Winston-Salem to Groves Moyers was delighted to see Brooks Hays at Ewing from Dallas. Stadium, where he was questioned by a securitv the game and before it at the home of President Not THE Mr. Ewing, however. The guard. and Mrs. Scales. "Brooks was one of my first best-known J.R. in the crowd was james Ralph Proxmire said this is his first visit to heroes. " Moyers said, "! was a young man in Scales, president of Wake Forest. This one was Winston-Salem and Wake Forest, but Moyers is Texas when he was taking a stand for the Finley Ewing. no stranger here. He serves on the Board of constitution in Little Rock, and l admired him Proxmire and his wife, Ellen, and son, Visitors of the University, has presented a from afar as being in the best tradition of the Douglas, visited the box before the game but commencement address and last year gave the great Southern preachers, politicians and editors went down to the stands in time for the kickoff annual Irving E. Carlyle Lecture. He said his of the 1800s who helped bring an end to and to see Wake Forest beat Citadel 24-7. daughter, Suzanne, who is also a freshman, did slavery." Douglas is a freshman at Wake Forest and is not know of his connection to Wake Forest when Moyers said he and Hays have a longstanding such an avid Deacon fan, Proxrnire said, thai he she decided to apply here. relationship that began when Hays spoke at watches the team practice nearly every morning. "We took her on a tour of colleges last Moyers' commencement exercises at He loves sports and ts constdering a career in summer," he said, "and she made out the list of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort sports broadcasting. where we would go. As we were leaving Wake Worth, Texas. After the talk, Moyers rode to the airport with Hays and on the wav talked about his life's goals and asked Hays' ad,•ice. "Brooks told me I'd never be happy until I got involved in politics. That's one of the reasons I decided to get out of the ministry." Hays influenced him later, he said, when he was V.•riting President johnson's civil rights legislation and Hays served not only as an adviser but as a "source of encouragement and a conscience." Hays said he remembers well his first meeting with Moyers and his advice. "I wasn't telling htm to get out of the ministry. I just wanted him to use his great talents in an area in which religiously motivated men need to be in And I think he fulfilled that promise I saw in him For many years I have thought of him as a father to a son." Hays, 82, was not at Wake Forest this weekend as the parent of a student. He and hts wife, Marion, were visiting from their home in Washington to attend the ceremonies surrounding the North Carolina premiere of the film, "Brooks Havs: Return to Little Rock," which was produced by a group from Winston-Salem. Before the screening yesterdav afternoon, Hays had seen the film onlv once. "I think it's'a good film," he said Saturday night. "It doesn't make a fictional character ·out of me. It sticks to historical fact. Of course some people spoke extravagantly of me. but the\· believed what the\' said." Havs said the fiim about him is "one of the most -amazing things that ever happened to me It was certainly never anticipated But early on 1 realized the great potential of the film. not to build me up but as an exposition of the ideal of the moral demands of political leadership Hays said he has recently finished writing hts autobiography, which will be published earlv next vear bv Louisiana State Uni\•ersit\ Press. He was \,·orkirig on it off and on for about five years, he said · He and his wife, Marion, to whom he has been married for 58 years, said thev were happv to be in Winston-Salem visiting their friends. Senator William Proxmire and Ellen Hodges Proxmire sit with son Doug at the Wake-Citadel game. They lived here in the late '60s and early '70s while Hays was working with the Ecumenical institute at Wake Forest. They spent qutte a bit of time during the game talking with Sadie Hendrix, who was Hays' secretary while he was here and who now works in the Development Office at Wake Forest. Neither Hays nor his wife, both of whom are bright-eyed and witty, seemed to tire of the many people who asked them how it felt to be a movie star. Nor does Finley Ewing seem to mind the Luce Scholars attention he gets from being a Ewing from Dallas now that the television show " Dallas" and its international specialists. have become so popular. For the fourth consecutive year, Wake Forest is villain, j.R. Ewing, As they pursue their professional careers back "We've gotten a lot of fun out of it," he satd. one of sixty colleges and universities mvited by "There are only four or five Ewings in Dallas, so the Henry Luce Foundation to nominate in the United States, the Luce Scholars are we get an awful lot of attention." candidates for the 198G-82 Luce Scholars program. potential leaders whose perceptions of Asia and Ewing owns a Buick dealership beanng hts The University has had a finalist in the Asian-Amencan relations have been significantly name, and his company has tied the connection competition for the past two years. sharpened. with the television show into its advertising. The Sponsored by the Henry Luce Foundation, the Candidates must be American citizens, under company provides the cars for the series, and it Scholars Program was established in 1973 to thirty years of age, and recipients of at least a is filmed on the ranch of one of Ewings' friends, improve American understanding of Asia. Fifteen bachelor's degree. Graduating seniors may be he said. Luce Scholars are selected each year on the basis nominated if a degree is expected before departure A large, genial man in a red plaid wat and a of their leadership potential. They are assigned to for Asia. kelly green tie, Ewmg was quick to point to his one-year placements in Astan communities under If you are mterested in further information, wtfe, Gail. and sav "She did it'" when he was write to Luce Scholars Program, Wake Forest asked the inevitable question. "Who Shot J R ?" the guidance of leading Asians and are viewed as 7227 Reynolda Station, Winston-Salem, He said his name stirred even more professional apprentices. The distinguishing University, commotion on a recent trip to Europe than it feature of the program is that it is directed .C 27109, Attn: Jane Carmichael. does in the United States. "When we told people exclusively toward those who are not Asian or we were the Ewings from Dallas, we could get reservations anywhere," he said. "We learned it was easier to go ahead and sign autographs than to try to explain everything." The Ewings are the parents of a Wake Forest freshman, Frances, and are members of the Parents' Council. The members of the organization help recruit academically talented students from their areas and act as liaison between the students and the administration, among other things.

11 Melba Pate Wyche ('~ 9 ) carries the Deacon for her class.

HOMECOMING 198~

ro•t-game Homecoming Reception at Graylyn sponsored by the Forsyth County Alumni Association.

Kyle Young ('65), MD '69), President of the Alumni Association, greeta guesta and alumni at the Homecoming Banquet.

12 Honor Roll

Joseph C. Hough Jr. ('55) of Claremont. California, receives the 1980 Distinguished Alumni Service Award from Provost Edwin Wilson at the Homecoming Banquet.

How Do Alumni Feel About WFU? New Survey Gives Some Answers

Ninety-three percent of Wake Forest's alumni attitudes, and interests of alumni. With this area in the past. have positive feelings toward the University, and knowledge the University hopes to better serve -Among various reasons for giving, interest m nearly eighty percent say they are likely to the needs of alumni and to involve more alumni the "continued improvement of the academic contribute in the future, according to an as contributors. program and reputation" received the strongest award-winning survey conducted earlier this year. As Mills said, "Even the most active alumni rating. Seventy-eight percent of the alumni who The survey, which recently received a citation officer is in regular, personal contact with only are planning to contribute say this reason is "very for special merit in the creative ideas competition about five percent of the alumni. These are often a important" in their decisions about giving. Other sponsored by the council for Advancement and poor sample because they are those who are the reasons receiving high ratings are "gratitude" and Support of Education, was prepared by Bob Mills most active or who are upset about something. "loyalty," which are rated very important by 65 ('71, MBA '80), Director of Alumni Activities. Data We felt a strong need for a more accurate picture percent and 64 percent respectively were gathered through telephone interviews with of how our total alumni body feels about Wake -Alumni who indicated that they are not likely a random sample of 318 of the undergraduate Forest." to give in the future cited "financially unable to College's 21,000 alumni. Charts showing some of These are some of the highlights of the survey: contribute" and "other causes have a higher the results are scattered throughout the class --69 percent of those surveyed indicate that priority" as being the most important reasons for listings in this Honor Roll. they have "very positive, warm" feelings toward not giving. "The survey results are even more encouraging Wake Forest, and another 24 percent say their -Among the areas for giving to Wake Forest, than we could have imagined," Mills reported. "It feelings are "somewhat positive." Only 1 percent "wherever the need is greatest" received the is rare to find that over ninety percent of any of those interviewed indicated negative feelings. highest rating. Ninety percent of those who are group as diverse as our alumni body agree on -71 percent indicate that they feel the quality likely to give say that they are least somewhat anything, but they are nearly unanimous in their and reputation of Wake Forest have improved interested in such unrestricted giving. warm feelings toward Wake Forest." during the past ten to twenty years. Mills added that the survey was conducted to -79 percent answer that they are likely to make help alumni leaders and University administrators charitable gifts to Wake Forest in the future, while Oulrts illustratmg the results of tlris Sunoey appear increase their knowledge of the demographics, 64 percent say that they have contributed to some throughout tire Honor Roll · The Board of Trustees College Board of Visitors Medical Center Board of Visitors A Douglas Aldnch C. C. Hope Jr Samuel H. Adler Anne Reynolds Forsy th james R. Peterson Vick1 Bagley Gastonia, N C. Charlotte, N C. Rochester, New York Winston-Salem Winston-Salem Wash1ngton. D C. M Alexander B1ggs james L. jo hnson A. R. Ammons Constance Gray Earl Slick Albert Rocky Mount. N.C. Rowland, N C Ithaca, New York Winston-Salem Winston-Salem Butler Jr Winston-Salem Joseph Branch John D. La rkms George Anderson Charles U. Harris Zachary T. Sm1th Rale1gh . N C Trenton, N C Jacksonvi lle, Florida Delaplane, Virgtnia Winston-Salem William B Cash Winston-Salem Dewey H Bridger jr Wilham W Leathers Ill Maya Angelou W. Burnett Harvey Ferne Stiehl Bladenboro, N. C. Rockingham, N.C. Pacific Palisades, California Boston, Massachusetts Winston-Salem Richard Chatham Elkin. N.C. Lou1se Brovh1ll john M Lewis William N. Austin Ha rold T P. Hayes jo DeYoung Thomas Lenoir N.C. Raleigh, N C Los Angeles. California New York, New York Miam1, Florida Thomas H. Davis Winston-Salem Howard Bullard Jr Sara Page Lewis Bert Bennett Hubert Humphrey Frank Thompson )r Fayetteville. N C Charlotte, N.C. Winston-Salem Greensboro, N. C Washmgton, D.C. James K. Glenn Winston-Salem E. L"" Cam Pete Lovette William L. Bondurant Albert R. Hunt Jr. Patnck L. M Williams H1gh Po int. N C. Wilkesboro, N. C. Winston-Salem Washington, D.C. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Gordon Gray Washington. D C. Cha rles W Cheek Claude A McNeill Jr Herbert Brenner William F. Laporte George Williamson Jr. Greensboro, N C Elkm, N C Winston-Salem New York, New York Poughkeepsie, New York Lyons Gray Winston-Salem C Frank Colvard C Hunter Maricle Sr Robert P. Caldwell Lynwood Lennon Meade H . Willis )r West jefferson, .C. Reidsville, N C. Gastonia, N.C. Orlando, Florida Winston-Salem Barbara Hanes Winston-Salem Robert A Culler Mary Lide Morris Wallace Carroll Albert S. Lmeberry Sr ). Tyle• Wilson H1gh Point. N . C. Burhngton, N C. Winston-Salem Greensboro, N.C. Wmston-Salem Petro Kulynych Wilkesboro, N . C. Manuel E. Cunnup J Robert Philpott john Chandler Graham A. Martin Officers Greensboro, N. C. Lexmgton, N .C Williamstown, Massachusetts Winston-Salem Arnold Palmer, Chairman W. Roger Soles Umversity Board of Visitors Greensboro, N . C. C. Cednc Davis W Linville Roach Merriman Cuningg1m james Alfred Martin Jr Fanmolle, N .C Greensboro, N C. Winston-Salem New York, New York W Burnett Harvey, Cha1rman ). Paul Shcht College Board of Visitors Winston-Salem Thomas H Davis J Dale S1mmons Ronald Deal Martin Mayer Winston-Salem, N.C Mt. A1ry, N C. Hickory, N.C New York, New York Honorary Members Cohn Stokes Gerald johnson Winston-Salem jean Hopson Gaskin Cohn Stokes Wilton Dillon john G Medlin Jr Baltimore, Maryland Charlotte, N. C. Winston-Salem, N C Washington, D.C. Winston-Salem John F Watlington Jr Walter E Greer Jr. , Honorary Chal.fman Winston-Salem Gl oria F. Graham Charles L. Tanner Arthur E. Earlev jasper D. Mem ory Umversity Board of Visitors Wtlson, C. Gamer. N .C. Cleveland, Ohio Raleigh. N.C Medical School Ex-Officio Member Weston P. Hatfield D E. Ward Jr Ralph Elhson Katharine Babcock Mountcastle Kyle Young. Pres1dent Alumni Council Wmston-Salem, C. Lumberton. N C New York, New York New Canaan, Connecticut Alumni Council Executive Committee james R. Helvev Ill Lonme B- Wilhams john FaJTchild Bill Moyers President, james Walton Winston-Salem; N C Wilmington, N C. New York, New York New York, New York President-Elect, Murphy F Townse Ray K Hodge Richard A Williams Frank Forsyth Eugene Owens Past Preside nt, Robert C. Pope Kmston, N . C. Newton, N C. Winston-Salem Charlotte, N C. Secretary, Kathenne Davis

Board of Visitors The Parent s' Council Babcock Graduate School Law School of Management Dr and Mrs. Manning W Alden . Mr. and Mrs. john F Krahnert Board of Visitors Paul B Be ll James R. Nance Annapolis, Maryland Middletown, New jersey Charlotte Fayetteville Dr and Mrs. jack M Bates Mr and Mrs Floyd Lewis William C. Amidon Charles M Re1d G. Eugene Boyce Leon L. Rice J r GatnesviUe, Georgia New Orleans, Louisiana Kernersville, N C. Greensboro, N.C. Winifred Rale•gh Winston-Salem Mr. and Mrs. Warren A Beh jr Mr and Mrs. Stuart Love Fnes Babcock Dalton Ruffin Los Angeles. Callfom1a Wmston-Salem, N.C justice joseph Branch Leroy Robmson Wilmington, Delaware Asheboro, N .C Rale1gh Charlotte Irwin Belk Joel A Weston Jr Mr and Mrs. Ron Blake Mr. and Mrs Guy C Lyman Jr. Charlotte. N C. Wmston-Salem. N C Judge Dav1d M Bntt Norwood Robinson Corona Del Mar, California New Orleans, Louisiana Raleigh Winston-Salem M C. Benton Jr New Me mbers, 1980 Mr and Mrs. William E. Butler Mr and Mrs. jack G. Milne Bensenville. Ill Mrs Joseph W Luter lll . Guy T Carswell Henry C. Roemer Pepper Pike, Oh10 Chatham, New )er>ey George 8 Collms Smithfield, Virginia Charlotte Winston-Salem North Wilkesboro, N C Mr. and Mrs. john D Chapman Dr. and Mrs. Dan C. Newberry Donald T Cull~r james K. Dorsett Milton C Rose Akron, Oh10 Columbus, Georgia Richard Daugherty North Wilkesboro, N .C Rale1gh New York Mr. and Mrs. Earle A Connelly Mr. and Mrs. Franci'i. E. O'Connor Research Triangle Park, N C Dover R Fouts Jr E. D. Gaskms Henry F Sherrill Troy, N. C. San Juan, Puerto Rico George A. Dean Akron. Ohio Monroe Columbia, S. C New York, New Yor!.. Mr and Mrs. E. Eugene Cooke Mr. and Mrs. Robert E O' Connor jr jose M Rub1 ja mes E. johnson Jr Phdip B. Whihng Midlothian, Virginia Louisville, Kentucky Robert E Elberson Dallas, Texas Charlotte Winston-Salem Winston-Salem, N C Mr and Mrs. Peter J. Dauk Mr and Mrs. Do lphm Overton Ill Mohammed Koochek.zadeh C. Roger Harris Horace R. Kornegay Darien, Connecticut Chesapeake. Virginia Larry WJ!hams Smithfield, N.C. Winston-Salem, N C Wa shmgton, D. C. Washmgton. D. C E.G Vimond Jr The Honorable and Mrs. Pete V Domenici Dr and Mrs. Vernon W Pugh Jr. Wilham D Hobbs Wmston-Salem, N.C. james W_ Mason George M. Wo mble Rockville, Maryland Raleigh. N C. Winston -Salem, N C Launnburg Rale1gh Kare D- Dullum Mr and Mrs. Finley Ewmg Mr William QUJrk Sr William H Hollan Bagsvaerd, Denmark Ashley T McCarter T Eugene Worrell Dallas, Texas Winston-Salem, N.C Southold, New York Steve Neal Worthmgton. Ohio Charlottesville. Virgm1a Dr and Mrs. A F Goley Mr. and Mrs. John Rogers C C Hope)< Washmglon, D C Charlotte, N C Senator Robert Morgan Burlington, N.C Kittrell, N.C James Petree Washington. D. C. Robert A Ingram The Honorable and Mrs. William F Goodling Mr. and Mrs. Andrew B. Rote Hickorv N C. Greensboro, N C York, Pennsylvania Lancaster, Pennsylvania Alan J. Mealmger Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Gould Mr. and Mrs. David Lee Smith Bo~ ton . Maotsachu setts The Babcock Alumni Atlanta, Georgia Evergreen, Colorado Executive Committee Or. and Mrs. George V. Ha mrick Mr. and Mrs. julius C. Smith Ill Charleston, West Vi rginia Greensboro, N. C

Pasc.tl Hovi~ . President Beth R1t ch1e Aim Mr and Mrs. L. H . Harv in Ill Mr and Mrs. Roberts E. Timberlake Jamestown. N. C Wino;ton-Salem Henderson, N C Lexington, N.C. Alumni Council Jim Pel'ree, President-elect John Crowder Mr and Mrs. Frederick A H ealy Mr and Mrs. R1chard F. Von Dom HickOI'\' N .C,. Washington, O.C Fayetteville, N C. Monroe, N.C. Kyle A Young '65 Fre-d Brandt Brad Breuer Mr. and Mrs. James T Hmes )r Mr. and Mrs. Lee T vonStem Greensboro, N . C. Wimton-Salem, Rah~ 1gh . N C. Mobile, Alabama Fort Lauderdale, Flonda jane Wuertenberger Blackford '68 Budd't• Layman Per Stl'n gtn: re.l~'"" Hickory . N. C High Point N C. that alumna do""' Ctlntnbut ..~ to Wake Fo~t Plc.J~ Executive Committee md1c.atc the1r level of •mportan(~ ttl \'OU m \'Our WiUaa m K Davis '66 Beth Norbre)' Hopkins '73 pe~nal dl.."\.,31\.ln dboUI ~I\ mg to Wah~ Fon..~t Winston -Salem Richmond, Virginia --Vel)' Important Robert D. Mills '71 Andrea Thomas jordan '65 ~Somewhat lmport.:mt Winston -Salem Richmond, Virginia William \-\' Aycock Jr. Archie Lrnch --'Jot Important Tarboro, N C Rah~1gh N C. james Ralph Scales joseph Gordon Maddrey '64 Beverly F. Seal Joseph W Maunev Winston -Salem Eden, N. C U!notr. N C Shelby. N C Colin Stokes Nancy Mitchell Mattox '63 Frederick S. Black Sr Wili.Jam H McEh\'ee Winston -Salem Winston-Salem South Boston, Virgtnia North Wilke~boro . N C G. Eugene H ooks '50 Thom as David Quarles '75 W Earl Bntt )oeT Nail Winston-Salem New York, New York Fayetteville, N.C Smtthfield, N C. Dariel Saunders Buczek '68 john Bayley Rawlings '29 Porter Byrum D Sam Ne11l Charlotte, N C Hendersonville. N C. Warren, New jersey Lawren ceville, Vi rginia WilliamK Davis J Larktn Pahl A Doyle Early jr '65 Thomas Lenwood Rich Ill '70 Winston-Salem R.lletgh , N C. High Pomt, N.C. Fairmont, N C. Baxter H Finch Don M Pendleton Bunn H \.ee '65 Walter Franklin Rose jr '70 Atlanta, Georgia Uncolnton, N C. C. Winston -Salem Ahoskie, N Marvin K. Gray James E. Sizemore Betty Hubba rd Lo ng 49 Philtp j. Smith jr '68 Charlotte, N C Winston-Salem. C Roxboro, N. C Asheville, N. C H. Oav Hemric Sr james E. Snyder Rusons For ot Giving BurlinSton. N C. Lexington, N. C Carroll Ann Betzold Miller '73 William David Stewart '74 --Ver\' lmport.mt Charlotte, N.C. Spartanburg. South Carolina Max E jusbce E. Murrav Tate c=::::=:J Somewhat Important Charlotte. N.C Hickory ·N C --Not lmport.mt W Donald Moore 41 Ma rler Slate TutUe Jr '72 Coats, N. C Kannapolis, N C. Anita Jo Kinlaw Jack A. Thomp-;on Greensboro, N. C Fayetteville. N C. Dislike Wav Gifts are Sohcitcd yers '41 Davod Dockery Ward '72 Richard N M H. Edward 0 Webster Trask Knox B.ld E.%penence a"' a Student Westfield, N. C. Ra leigh, N C Charlotte, N. C Wilmington, N C jon M Wilson '67 Ball ard G. Non vood '61 William H Lambe Jr Jame!t T Wilham~ jr Feel \-VF !Ia~ Plentv of Mo nev Advance, N. C. Orlando, Florida Durham, N.C Greensboro. !\1 C William B. O wens jr '67 ~r~ W1th Way &FU!-t.>s Moncv Waynesville, N C William D. Poe '49 Roanoke, Virgi nia . . I Lee H Sanders '38 10 20 30 40 50 bO 70 80 'l() 100 Raleigh, N C Dale A. Short '71 Shelby, N C Co ll eg~ Alumni, Representation by Range Alford C. Sincla. r '52 o ( Household Income {In Thousands) jacksonville, Florida janice Kulynych Storv '75 AUanta, Georgia Thomas R Vaughan '60 Rocky Mount, N. C. jane B. Weather '70 Raleigh, N. C. Diana Moon Adams '78 Bartlesville, Oklahoma Lloyd F Baucom '57 Charlotte, N. c. Rosalind Duck Chostner '69 Winston-Salem Howard G. Dawkins jr '63 Greenville, N. C. Myra ]. Delapp '73 Waslungton, D. C. julian C. Drake '65 Winston-Salem Leslie Hollstein '74 Narberth, Pennsylvania Henry D. Kerfoot '57 Falls Church, Virginia Teresa Currin Kutteh '73 Statesville, N. C. Co ll eg~ Alumni, Represenution by Fi r ld of Employme nt E. Thomas Marshburn Jr. ' 46 Coll ~ge Alumni, Re:pr~sentation by R~li gious Affiliati on Wilmington, N C. William F. Marshall '65 Winston-Salem Sally Siebert Moser '64 Laurinburg. N. C. john F Rosser, Jr. ' 72 Greensboro, N. C. William G. Simms '52 Nashville, Tennessee Charles L. Snipes jr '57 Goldsboro, N. C. julius Smith Young jr '70 Lexington, N. C Stephen Gill Ashworth '74 Winston-Salem Wallace jackson Conner '57 Newport, N. C. Sarah Doyle Krebs '78 Greensboro, N C William H. Flowe Sr. '41 Burlington, N. C. Lee Foster-Crowder '73 Washington, D. C. john joseph Glasheen '67 Hickory. N. C

15 H. Flemmg Fuller Juhus A. Howell R. Walker Martin Rale1gh , N.C. The President's Club Kinston, N C. Winston-Salem Charles W. Gaddy Stanton B Ingram James W. Mason At the henri of Wake Forest's dl'l>elol""'"t program is a group of me11 aud Raleigh, N.C. Anniston. Alabama Laurinburg, N.C. wome11 whose guara11teed amrual suppart allows tire Uuiz•ersity to pla11 its Alonzo H. Gamey Jr Frederick W. Isaacs George B Mast future with coufidmce. The Pr£'S rdent's Club was founded 111 1970 at Arnold Southport, N.C. Edllh Rawls Isaacs Smithfield, N.C. Cosby, Tennessee Palmer's Bay Hill Country Clul>. Members ce/clorated rts te11tlr birthday tlrere Wade M. Ga ll ant Jr. Noland Randolph Mattocks Jr this summer. Winston-Salem Maurice N J ennings W1nston-Salem Burlington, N.C. President's Club members pledge $10,000 Ol'er a decade. at least o11e half E. Reed Gaskin james D. Mattox Jr of whidr is iu wrrestrrcted gifts for tire Rey11olda Campus. Wake Fon'St jean H. Gaskin James E. jo hnson Jr Nancy Mitchell Mattox saluted these merr a11d women for tlrerr outs ta11diug suppart. Charlote, N.C Nancy Beck Johnson Winston-Salem Charlotte, N.C. E.D. Gaskins joe Mauney joseph Branch H. Maxton Craig Jr Diana Moon Adams Monroe, N.C. Kenneth S. johnson Shelby, N.C. Kenneth G. Adams Raleigh, N.C. Stanley, N.C. Jean Macior johnson Marvin D. Gentry C. Douglas Ma ynard Bartlesville, Oklahoma Wilham L. Briggs john P Crowder Matthews, N C. King, N.C. Mary Anne Satterwhite Maynard W Lester Adcock Jr. Rebecca Lynn Connelly S. Lee Foster-Crowder Paul W. Johnson Winston-Salem Ra leigh, N C Lewisv11Ie, N.C. Washington, D.C james R. Gilley Winston-Salem Sylvia Mess1ck Gillev Frank P. Meadows Jr George E. Brooks Roy B Culler Charles Marvin Allen Winston-Salem Terry L. johnson Nolie Vay White Meadows Winston-Salem Mary Stuart Brooks High Point, N.C. Winston-Salem Rocky Mount, N.C Charlotte, N.C. john J. Glasheen Jr Robert M Allen Jr F. Payne Dale Riley M. jordan john Thomas M1lls J. M Hickory, N.C. W inston-Salem Broughton jr Kinston, N.C. Raeford, N.C. Greenv1lle, S.C james C. Gordon Rale1gh. N.C. Louis B. Daniel Jr. Jr. 0. 0. Allsbrook Winchester. Virginia G. William Joyner Jr Carlton T Mitchell Leslie E. Browder Wilmmgton, N.C. Southern Pines, N.C. Winston-Salem Miriam Sexton Mitchell Winston-Salem Douglas A. Graham Byron L. Davis Sr. Winston-Salem M V. Anderson Gloria Flippin Graham William D. Keck Royall R. Brown Sr. Arlington, Texas Tarboro, N.C. Wilson, N.C. Radford , Virginta W. Harold Mitchell Winston-Salem Valdese, N.C. joseph L. Arnold Egbert L. Davis Sr. C. Neil Kelley james T. Broyhill Murray C. Greason Jr. Bristol, Virginia Winston-Salem Mary Withers Kelley George Edward Montague Louise Broyhill Winston-Salem Egbert L. Davis Jr. Gainesville, Georgia Catherine Wharton Montague Jerry B. Attkisson Washington, D.C. William B. Gr~e n e Jr. Sylvia Strickland Attkisson Winston-Salem St. Simons Island, Georgia A. Howard Bullard Jr. Elizabethton, Tennessee joseph W. King Atlanta, Georgia James C. Davis Winston-Sa lem W Donald Moore Marta Carlm Bullard Walter E. Greer Jr. Richard 0 . Avery Wilmington, N.C. Coats, N C fa yetteville, N.C. Greensboro, N.C Wilham Walton Kitchin Morganton, N.C. Marion j. Davis Clinton, N C Mary Lou Hanson Moore Heath D. Bumgardner Sr. jesse I. Haddock jerry Winston-Salem Richard D Moore H Baker Dunn, Clarence E. Koester N.C. Advance, N.C Winston-Salem Cassandra Martin Baker Robert L. Davis Dunwoody, Georgia Thomas J. Burnett j. Cullen H all Marietta, Georgia Wadesboro, N.C. C. Hunter Monde Iris Willis Burnett Hervy B Kornegay Sr jack CD. Bailey Salisbury, N.C. Reidsville, N C Charlotte, N.C. Howard G. Dawkins Jr. Mount Olive, N.C Rocky Mount, N.C. james H. Hampt Annette Williams Dawkins on )r Leslie M Morris Sr W. David Bums Horace Kornegay W. Prenbss Baker III Greenville, N.C. Lewisville, N.C. Gaston1a, N C. Sandra Dent Bums Bethesda, Maryland Rale1gh , N.C. john C. Greensboro Ronald E. Deal Hamnck Leslie M. Morris Jr. , N.C. john F Krahnert jack R. Baldwin Sr. ('43) Hickory, N.C. Shelby, N.C. Myrtle Beach, S.C. Albert L. Butler Dianne Krahnert Greensboro, N.C. john C. Hamrick Jr. Winston-Sa lem Robert M. Dimmette Middletown, New jersey Marshall Glenn Morris Jr H. Grady Barnhill Jr. San Diego, California Margaret Neal Hamnck Greensboro, N.C. Bobby N. Carolyn H. Barnhill Butts Shelby, N.C. Petro Kulynych Laurinburg, N.C. Luther R. Doffermyre Wilkesboro, N.C. William F Moser Winston-Salem Charles U. Harris Dunn, N.C. Sallie Siebert Moser E. Lee Cain William F. Laporte Junmy H. BamhW Wilmette, Illinois Launnburg, N C. High Point, N.C. Wilbur S. Doyle Sr. Ruth Hillard Laporte Winston-Salem Clyde P. Harris Martinsville, Virginia New York, New York Wi111s E. Murphrey Ill Paul H Cale Jr. Wilson, N C. jack M Bates Roanoke Rapids, N.C Vienna, Virginia Charles R. Duncan Jr. Ben J. Lawrence Jr. Shirley Ann Bates Lloyd H. Harrison Greenville, S.C. Mount A1ry, James R Nance Sr Gainesville, Georgia Robert H. Caldwell Lew1sville, N.C. N.C. Greensbor Luther D. Dunn Jr Fayetteville, N.C. jefferson D. Batts o, N.C. Bunn H Lee Eleanor Kraft Ladson F. Hart Barbara Stanley Batts Robert P Caldwell Dunn Carol Bruce Lee David B. Neal Wilmington, Delaware Brevard, N.C. Rocky Mount, N.C. Gas tonia. N C. Winston-Salem Mollie Neal W. Burnett Harvey Winston-Salem john R. Beavers D Wayne Calloway Arthur E. Ea rley Robert K. Leonard Edith B. Earley . Boston, Massachusetts Avondale Estates, G eorgia Dallas, Texas Sharon Bain Leonard William K. Nelson Cleveland, Ohio Weston P. Hatfield Winston-Salem Winston-Salem Samuel Behrends Jr. Coy C. Carpenter Sr. Winston-Salem Rale1gh, N C. Winston-Salem John H. Edmonds Jr. E. Carwile LeRoy William H. Ne\·\'man Winston-Salem Frederick A. H ealy Sr Dee Hughes LeRoy Fayetteville, N.C Bert L. Bennett Jr. Coy C Ca rpenter Jr Jane M. Healy Douglas B. Ela m Charleston, S.C. John H Nicholson III Winston-Salem Winston-Sa lem Fayetteville, N.C. Woodstock, Georgia J He nry LeRoy Jr. Wadesboro, N.C. Oilton L. Benson Jr. Hany M. Carpenter H. Clay Hemric Jr Willa Caroline Royster Ervin Belleair Beach, Flonda Louis P Nipp<:r Raleigh, N.C. Rockledge, Rorida Nancy Garlick Hemric Charlotte, N.C Greensboro, N.C. Burlington, N C. Albert S. Lineberry Sr. Fntts L. Biesecker Arch1e B. Carroll Jr. Greensboro, N.C Charlotte, N.C. Charlotte, N.C. Kennieth S. Etheridge Elizabeth J Nipper Rebecca Schweistris Etheridge john P. Henderson Jr. Kinston, N.C Albert S. LineberiJ' Jr. Greensboro, N.C. J. Irvin Biggs Charles W. Cheek Laurinburg, N.C. Greensboro, N.C. Lumberton, N.C. Greensboro, N.C. George T Noel Jr Oilton W. Everett Sr. Everett L. Henry Lumberton, N.C. Charles L. L1ttle Kannapolis, N C. M. Alexander Biggs Jr. John M. Cheek Jr. Bethel, N.C. Wadesboro, N.C. Rocky Mount, N.C. Durham, N.C. Ballard G. Norwood George F. Fairbanks Jr. Glen G. Henson Orlando, Florida WalterS. Lockhart Jr. jane P. Nonvood W111iam L. Bingham C. Neal Cisne Jr. San Antonio, Texas Durham, N.C. Advance, N.C. Lexington, N.C. Charlotte, N.C. E. Garland Herndon )r Leslie B. Farmer Atlanta, Georgia C. Douglas Long Charles S Norwood Thomas Reid Blackburn C D. Oark jr. Nancy Martin Fanner Colfax, N.C. Goldsboro, N.C Barbara Snoody Blackburn Louise Turner Clark W. Dan Herring jamestown, N.C. Thomas R1chard B. Odom Shelby, N.C. Roanoke Rapids, N.C. jean Hurst Hernng D. Long Baxter H. Finch High Point, N.C. Betty Hubbard Long Ann Tyner Odom jan Wuertenburger Blackford Herbert B. Cline Jr. AUanta, Georgia Roxboro, N.C. San Rafael, California Franklin S. Blackford Jr. South Williamson, Kentucky Lester F. Hill Jr . Winston-Salem George W. Fisher J r Greensboro, N.C. Frank K. Lord Ill W. Boyd Owen Giles L. Cloninger Supply, N.C. Kay Doenges Lord Helen Bryan Owen Wilham C. Blossom Hamlet, N.C james Hoge Winston-Salem Waynesville, N.C. Carole Barger Blosom Stuart C. Fisher Warren L. Coble New York, New York Wallace, N.C Alexandria, Virginia Gene T. Lucas William B. Owen Jr Albemarle, N.C. Robert M. Hines Winston-Salem Waynesville, N.C. G. Eugene Boyce J Fl oyd !'letcher Earle A. Connelly Raleigh, N.C. Patncia Alphm Boyce Durham Claude A. McNeill Jr Phillip G. Padgett Troy, N C. , N.C Rale1gh, N.C. J. Samuel Holbrook Elkin, N C Kings Mountain, N.C. Robert R. Forney Statesville, N.C. Wallace M Boyd Charles H Cooke Shelby, N.C. H. Raymond Madry Jr Arnold D. Palmer Kingsport, Tennessee Oklahoma City, Oklahoma W. Claude Hollingsworth Rale1gh, N .C Young!'ttown, Pennsylvania James 5. Forrester Charlotte, N.C. Gray T Boyette Gary B. Copeland Mary Frances All Fouester G. Alex Marsh Ill Earl W. Parker Winston-Salem Fayetteville, N.C. Stariley, N.C. Robert L. Hook Jr. Boca Raton, Florida Rale1gh , N.C. J. Richard Corbett Denise Shearin Hook ). Donald Bradsher Anne Reynolds Forsyth Louisville, Kentucky G. Lex Marsh Ronald H. Patterson Roxboro, N.C. Wilmington, N.C H. Frank Forsyth Charlotte, N.C. Pmehurst, N.C. Stanley J. Come W1nston-Salem C. C. Hope Jr. William A. Brady Charlotte, N.C. Burgess P Marshbanks Ann Cornwell Avery Patton Wilba Parrish Brady Newton, N.C. Dover R. Fouts Jr. Lillington, N.C. Morganton, N.C. Winston- Sa lem Pascal Lee Hovis )uhus H. Corpening Akron, Ohio jamestown, N.C. E. Thomas Marshburn Jr john B. Patton Winston-Salem Wilmington, N.C. Columbus, Oh10 J. Frank Bragg Jr. Richard E Frazier Charles M. Howell Katharine Broach Bragg joseph L. Covert Ann Wilson Frazier Betty M. Howell Bob G. Martin john McLeon Paxton Matthews, N.C. Greensboro, N.C Roanoke Rapids, N.C. Winston-Salem Winston·Salem Florence, S C.

16 Ralph W. Pellecchia Davey B. Stallings Lonnie B. Williams Fatrfield, New jersey Rural Hall, N.C. Wilmington, N.C J. P Petree W. Keith Stamey Paul F. Williams The President's Association Htckory, N.C. Greensboro, N.C. Burlington, N.C. john F Philips john S. Stevenson Richard A Williams Sr A tradillo11nl symbol of aulltarrly, tire Umt>erstly mace rs camed at tlrr /rend of enc/1 Fatrfax, Virginia Rockingham, N.C Newton, N.C. academic processio11. It rs e11graved Wt llr sceues of tire old campus, lite uew campus, aud tlte Graham A. Philhps Jr. Colin Stokes W. Fred Williams sky/me of Wmsto11-Salem It represeuts au mslilulwu rrclr "' tmdrtrou, pr01•rdmg sen>~ce i11 Lorratne Munn Phillips WinstOn-Salem Greensboro, N C. lite preseut a11d pre1mriug to meet socrety's future 11eeds. Wallace, N.C. Fred A. Stone jr John G. Williard Tire mace rs au appropriate symbol for tlte members of !Ire Preside11t's Assocrntw11 Tltt•rr James R. Phillips Raleigh, N.C. Winston-Salem am111al gifts ltelp pronide Wake Forest wrtlr !Ire fi11a11crnl reso urces 11ecessnry to mr111i11 !me Greensboro, N.C. john E. Stone Jr. ). Ken Williford to its missiou. Wilson H Phillips Jr Betty Hyder Stone Lillington, N.C Presrde11t's Assocrntw11 members give rmrestrrcted gifts of $1,000 or more am!lrallrJ Oakton, Virgmia Mobile, Alabama Robert E. Williford J. Robert Philpott J. William Straughan Jr. Asheboro. N.C. Lexington, N.C. Kenilworth, llh nois Meade H. Willis William N Austin ('52) G Thomas A Morns ('55) Mr and Mrs. James I Barnes Mary Lide Morris ('53) 0 . Woodrow P1ttman Samuel A. Sue )r - \Vin ston-Salem Gerald Beck Dr. and Mrs. Dan C Newberrv Ahoskie, N.C Greensboro, N.C. Edwm G. Wilson . Polly L. Blackwell Gloria A Norwood ('49) · William D. Poe Charles L Sykes Sr Emily Hemng Wtlson Mr and Mrs. Paul H Brovhill Robert E o·connor Roanoke, Virginia Mount Airy, N C Winston-Salem William E. Butler Joel F Paschal ('35) ('68) Mr and Mrs. James E. Prothro Jack L. Powell )r. E. Murray Tate Jr T. Eugene Worrell Robert P. Caldwell )r Alice M. Cleland ('62) Richmond, Virginia Htckory, N.C. Charlottesville, Virginia Mr and M" Boll R.tt>t> George M. Cleland Ill ('62) (Rabb Ford. Lc'\m~t'm t\: l.. . ) C. Wayne Prater Ben Sullivan Tatum J. Robert Wrenn Harold A. Deal Jr Lee H Sande" ('18) Tampa. Florida Launnburg, N C. Gastonia, N C. James Z. Eakes Jr . ('43) Oa\'id Lee Sm1th E. I. Prevatte Samuel C. Tatum Frank B. Wyatt Wilham H. Flo,oe Sr ('41) Robert T Stephen' ('n3) Southport, N C. Greensboro, N C. Rebecca Hester Wyatt Mr and Mrs. C. Vernon Floyd ('60) Mr and Mr" EMI Tindol High Point, N C C. C. Gunn Jr {Tmdol Ford, G'"'""''' N l Carlton S. Prickett Charles H Taylor Ladd W. Hamrick ('44) Glenn M Tucker ('JJ) Ehzabeth Owen Taylor Robert W. Yelton Wilmington, N. C. Mr and Mrs. john W. Johnstone )r Joseph C Wembcrger Brevard, N.C. Shelby, N. C. F C. Proctor Mr and Mrs. H Weller Keever Mr and Mrc; . Hl~rman \\'!)Ill' East Point, Georgia Vernon W Taylor )r J. Smtth Young Glen Kerley ('38) Parkwa\' Ford. Win~ton-S,lll!m N l ) Elktn, N C. Lexington, N C Mr and Mrs. Stuart M. Love Mr and Mrco. Ro~rt G. \IVildt-•r Bland B. Pruitt )r Robert L McMtllan jr ('44) Louisburg, N.C C Woodrow Teague Kyle A Young Raletgh. N.C Caroline Spratt Young D. A. Rawley Sr Greensboro, N.C Sa ra Rawlei Wilbur C Thomas Jamestown, N.C. Statesville, N C. David A. Rawley )r Fred N Thompson The Pro Humanitate Society High Point, N C Newport News, Virg1ma Joseph P Rawley Kenneth G. Tomberlin Tlte Uruversrty's motto, srmple a11d stmrglrtfom>ard, rs a remmder of tire reaso11 for !Ire High Point, N.C. Winston-Salem College's fowrdmg aud the ultrmate purpose of tire Umversrtv today I Guy Revelle Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E Turlington Those {rie11ds who JOin !Ire Pro Humnmtale Socreltf help msure that Wake Forrsl !mil Murfreesboro, N.C. Clinton, N.C. co111i11ue to graduate"'"' and !I'OIIlell educated 111 tire lr/Jeral arts tradiltall and I /rat mankmd tlrerr knowledge, dl!l>elopmelll, nt~d performfllrce as i11drviduals . Leon L. Rice Jr Fred D Turnage will cotllllll/e to bellefit from Winston-Sa lem An nadale, V1rginia Members of tire f?ro Hunw11ilale Socid~ give Ullrestricled gifts of $500 to $999 allllllally Berkley L. Rish Marler S. Tuttle Sr Virginia Beach , Virginia Kannapohs, N.C. Page W Acree (' ~0) C. Don McCarson W Linville Roach Thomas Ray Vaughan Jr. Robert D Mtlls ('71) Janice Grossman Vaughan Manning W. Alden Greensboro, N.C. Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Jack G Mtlne Rocky Mount, N.C. john V. Leroy Robmson Samuel Behrends Jr ('47} W. Obn Nisbet 111 Charlotte, N.C. john W Wagster Deleon E. Best ('22) William F. Owens Jr ('59) Nashville, Tennessee Edward L. Boyette ('51) Lewis W Pate ('50) Sankey W Robmson Marvin A Cohen ('65) Samuel S. Reddtng ('68) Whtteville, N.C. Frank H. Walker Wilham I Reeves ('54) Yadkinville, N.C john G. Cottrill A Paul Rogers Sr. Thomas H. Davis john 0. Reich ('30) Tabor City, N C. Stephen A Walker Mr and Mrs. Fredenck Ferraro Mary Lou Riggs Asheboro, N.C. James M. Geiger ('61) Diane C Roberts ('57} John A. Rogers Roberts )r ('57) Ru ssell G. Walker Jr. Berley B. Gentry Forest C. jeanette Rogers Mrs. Andrew B Rote Diane Lane Walker George B. Godfrey ('26) Mr. and Kittrell, N.C. Charles M. Rowe ('63) Asheboro, N . C. Dr. and Mrs. A. F. Goley john F. Rosser Jr. Emma B. Graham ('51) James R. Rust Marty Rosser George H. Wall Dr. and Mrs. George V Hamrick C. Ronald Scheeler Greensboro, N.C. Billie Olive Wall Roy A. H are ('43) David L. Schroeder Roanoke, Virginia )•mes A. Sanders Mtchael F. Harrah ('69) J. Letgh Skinner Mr. and Mrs. Juhus C Smtih 111 Gastonia, N C. Gerald C. Wallace joyce D. Hawthorne ('73) Marion, S.C. Stephen L. Hawthorne ('73) Martha Lou H . Smith ('SB) Herbert M. Schiller Mr. and Mrs Fred C. Hobson Robert T Smtth Jr ('57) Annette Fields Schiller Paul A Walters Jr William A. Hoggard Jr ('40) Charles C. Stamey ('56) Winston-Salem Winston-Salem William J. Holding Jr. Fred M. Taylor ('29) john A. Senter D. E. Ward joseph C. Hough Sr ('22) Mr. and Mrs. Roberts E Timberlake Lillington, N C. Lumberton, N.C. joseph R. Hudson ('17) Mr. and Mrs. R F. Von Dorn Sandy V. Hutchens ('69) john S. Walker ('43) W. Wyan Washburn Wilham Shendow Harold D. Jackson jr ('f>l) Cecil F Wallace ('37) Winchester, Virginia Bmling Springs. N.C. Thomas W. Kitchen Jr ('55) Linda Lee Ward ('65) john F Sherrill Jr. McNeill Watkins Kay S. Kribs ('67) Stephen D. Ward Jr ('66) Durham, N.C. Coconut Grove, Flonda Mr. and Mrs. Floyd W. Lewis Sr Joel A Weston ('59) Lmeberger Emily H Wilson ('61) Wilham M. Watkins Adrian S. William R. Sigmon Frank K. Lord 111 ('63} Merrill G. Windelberg Durham, N.C. Hickory, N. C. Kay D Lord ('64) Joe H. Withers J. Dale Simmons Robert F. Watson Mount Airy, N.C. AUanta, Georgia Thomas E. Simpson F. Clay Watts Sr. Winston-Salem Winston -Salem Larry B. Sitton Harry W Weathers Greensboro, N.C Roanoke Rapids, N.C. A Heyward Smith Gerald F White Waynesville, N.C. Sara Holcomb White Elizabeth City, N.C K. Wayne Smith McLean, Virginia John C Whitaker Winston-Salem Zachary T Smith Winston-Salem Barbara Dail Whtteman Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Norman B. Snead Susie McGahy Snead J. 0 . Wilhams Yorktown, Virginia Concord, N.C. Roy G. Sowers Jr. James T. Williams Jr Sanford, N. C. Greensboro, N C. James T. Spencer Jr. Larry L. Williams Charleston, West Virginia Annandale, Virginia 17 Uoyd R. Baird ('51) Luther j. Carter Betty Lou C. Friday ('51) Mabel V. Baird ('53) Marvin P. Carter Jr. ('60) Grady L. Friday Jr. ('49) The Samuel Wait Society Kathryn A. Baker ('79) Warren C. Casey ('42) Samuel H. Fulton ill ('74) Karlo L. Baker ('48) Norman Y. Chambliss D1 ('73) Amon Lex Funderburk ('62) "Tire work is not persmwl; tire cause of God. With a little timely effort the College may be Guy A. Baldecchi Roland K. Charles Jr. ('24) Brenda R. Funderburk ('64) Cletus T. Funderburk ]r ('49) put on a firm foundation , free from pecunwry embarrassm~nt, while d~bt rs a most serious Blair T. Ball ('73) Larry W. Chesson M. Carol Susan A. Funk ('70) mconvenience . . . Let tire friends of tire mstrtutron rally torts support. (From a letter Banister ('75) joseph H. Cheves ('37) by Arthur S. Bard ('55) Earl P. Christensen Mr. Neal F. Ganzert )r. ('72) President Samuel Wart written in 1839). Charles D. Barham ('52) Dan M. Church ('61) Glenda H. Gardner ('62) Thanks to tire benevolence of friends in Samuel Wait's day and to the thousands wlr~ have Betty T. Barnett ('55) Callie C. Oark ('55) Monroe E. Gardner Jr. ('56) rallied to its support for 146 yenrs, Wake Forest has remained fi~cally strong. The Umversrty Richard C. Barnett ('53) Thomas L. Oark ('51) Shockley D Gardner Sr. ('28) depends on tire "timely effort" of those who join tire Samuel Wart Socrety to contmue tire Howard K. Barrett Walter E. Oark Sr. ('20) Bruck K. Garlick ('65) Ellen S. Bartlett ('59) Wendy M. Oark ('74) Eura D. Gaskins Jr. ('63) work of rts founder. . . . john S. Barton ('74) james S. Oarke ('44) Hallie L. Gatlin lll ('58) Members/rip ,, the Samuel Wart Society reqwres an unrestrrcted gift of $250 to $499. Plato C. Barwick Jr. ('59) jack 0 . Oayton ('75) Wiley E. Gavin ('42) Lewie L. Bates lll ('76) john H. Oayton ('42) A. Royall Gay (' IS) Robert L. Abbott Stephen E. Kepler Howard H. Baucom Eva P. Clontz ('64) john S. Gebbie Marcia). Babcock ('62) Henry D. Kerfoot jr ('57) Uoyd F. Baucom ('57) Floyd ). Oontz Jr. ('64) lvey C. Gentry Sr. ('40) Lawrence Bailey George D. Kimberly Thomas A. Baucom ('59) )ames W. Oontz ('38) Dorothy B George ('55) Will1am S. Barrier ('64) William W. Kitchin Sr. ('36) BenJamm S. Beach ('24) Martin D. Ouelow ('76) Maurice H. George ('55) Dr. and Mrs. john H. Bell jill G. Lawlor ('64) Wilham R. Beach lU ('55) Terry G. Coble ('71) Rufus T. Getzen ('65) C. Everett Berger ('43) David). Lewis (' 12) james W Beaudoin ('66) jean C. Coker ('66) john W. Gibson {'44) Steven C · Bost ('64) Robert J. Lipper ('65) Mary E. Beavers ('67) Ben N. Cole ('46) Samuel P. Gilliam (' 49) Richard M Boyle Gloria F. Locerman ('60) Paul E. Beavers ('67) Bradford D. Cole Jr. ('71) Kenneth D. Gillikin Elizabeth ). Brantley ('44) Ted B. Lockerman ('58) Wilham Beck jeanne W. Cole ('46) Brooks W Gilmore ('51) Russell H. Brantley ('45) Ann W. Logsdon ('55) Helen T. Beckwith ('46) Ray B. Cole ('SO) judith N. Ginn ('68) john N. Bray ('64) Donald N. Logsdon ('56) Cary W. Becton ('41) Andrea B. Coleman ('71) Thomas M. Ginn ('68) Charles W. Brewer ('62) Kenneth W. Martin George E. Bell Jr. ('44) Allie B. Combs ('10) LeRoy F. Githens ('45) john L. Brigham ('75) Roger W. Mayhew ('68) Ivan L. Bennett Sr. ('16) Lewis L. Combs ('33) Samuel T. Gladding ('67) Bernard G. Brophy Jr. Bill R McLain ('52) james H. Bennett Carl E. Compton ('42) William B. Gladney ('18) john C. Brown Hersey E. Miller ('66) Paul C. Bennett Jr. {'51) Wilham A. Connelly ('58) Charles A. Glanville ('52) john W. Burress In jerry W. Moore ('64) Robert A. Benson ('72) Wilham F. Connelly ('49) Frank C. Glenn II ('61) Richard A. Moore Sr. Paul C. Carter Jr. ('48) john F Bergner Jr. ('60) Bailey 0. Cooper ('53) Kassiani P. Glenn ('61) john W. Chandler ('45) Roger B. Moore ('61) George C. Berkow ('69) Henry B. Cooper Jr. ('53) Suellyn T Glos ('65) Mr. and Mrs. john D. Chapman Richard N. Myers ('68) Alan T. Bernhardt ('67) john W. Cooper ('67) Esten H Goldsmith ('67) joseph F. Charles W. Chatham ('61) Newhall Jr. ('51) james C. Bethune Jr. ('61) Roy A. Cooper Jr. ('49) Carolyn S. Gooden ('67) Sam R. Noble Patricia G. Chatham ('65) Mary Alina S. Beyer ('75) Landon L. Corbin ('40) William R. Gooden ('63) Gordon A. O'Brien jerry L. Chostner ('69) Richard W. Beyer ('74) Albert N. Corpening ('23) Richard). Goodman Rosalind D. Chostner ('69) Mollie W. Ottina ('62) PhilipS. Billington ('65) Albert N. Corpening Jr. ('52) Susan T. Goodson ('57) Celeste M. P1ttman ('67) Hilton I. Cochran Mack D. Bissette ('50) Mary P. Corpening ('52) james A. Goodyear ('60) Gene M. Correll ('54) jackson L. Pittman ('66) Winston L. Bissette Jr. (' 65) Robert F. Corwin ('58) Patricia 0 . Goodyear ('60) Mary Dunn Correll ('55) Douglas D. Priichard ('68) james L. Blackburn ('66) Stephen H. Corwin ('62) A. Durnay Gorham Jr. Kathenne W. Crawford ('69) joseph A. Ross Sr. ('37) Marsha C. Blackburn ('67) )ames C. Costigan ('76) William H. Graves Ill ('64) Larry C. Crawford ('67) Uoyd R. Shaw ('28) john V Blackwell ('53) Frederick T. Craven ('34) Charles 0. Greene ('38) Harold H. Deaton ('32) William G. Simms ('52) james E. Blake William F. Credle Jr. ('63) Charles R. Greene ('51) Edwin M Driver ('55) Arlie R. Smith ('21) Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D Blake james R. Crews ('74) Oyde C. Greene Jr. ('37) Harold F. Dunevant ('63) E. Victor Smith ('61) john C. Blanton Sr ('47) William R. Crothers ('67) Phares Y. Greene ('28) Austine 0. Evans ('68) jack M. Smith Thomas R. Blanton Ill ('64) Robert A. Culler ('55) Ernest L. Evans ('66) Lonnie S. Smith ('59) Rex N. Gribble Jr. ('66) Sharwynne W. Blatterrnan ('67) Levin B. Culpepper ('43) Edwin B. Griffin ('50) Caryl G. Falstad ('57) William C. Stainback ('38) George W. Blount ('23) Samuel T. Currin ('71) john F. Flanagan Faye Y. Strum ('62) Norris S. Griffin ('58) Bruce A. Bogie ('66) Edwin A. Dalrymple Jr. ('72) Thomas j. Griffin jr. ('67) David P. Forsythe ('64) Williamson B. Strum ('61) Henry H. Bostic Jr. (' 68) Louis B. Daniel Jr. ('53) Beth H. Frank ('63) Bill). Swan john W. Griffis jr. ('66) Bob W. Bowers ('62) Eugene 0 . Daniels Robert D. Grissom ('58) Gilbert L. Frank ('61) William F. Swanson )o ). Bowles ('56) Mack T. Daniels ('59) Ruth) Ferris L. Grooms Jr. ('69) David H. Fuller Jr. ('48) . Tarlton Sharon S. Bozarth ('65) james Lee Darden ('45) ('51) Dr. Donald l. Groves ('73) Elizabeth V. Fuller and Mrs. Robert A Team Sr ('48) Stephen). Bozarth Sr ('66) Grady P. Davis n ('63) james F. Karen H. Groves ('70) H. Getzen ('49) W Townes Ul Gilmer C. Brande ('49) Tom I. Davis ('40) Susan C. Gillette ('74) Byrd B joAnn M. Gustafson ('69) Tribble ('54) Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Brandt Howard A. Dean Jr. ('56) Mr and Mts. Salvatore Giordano Jr james E. Tribble ('55) Sylvia L. Hackett ('59) Charles H. Brantley ('50) Agnes C. Deane jesse E. Glasgow ('48) ) Michael Hadley ('74) john T Tyler ('39) Karl A. Bretz ('79) Lawson A. Deaton jr. ('67) C. E. Goulding Jr. Beth P Upchurch Graham M. Hairr ('58) ('43) N Bradford Breuer ('68) Wilbur T. Debnam Jr. ('69! Elizabeth P Griffin Charles Henry H. Hamilton Sr. (' 17) B. Vause ('27) Susan Y Breuer ('69) Robert G. Dennis ('50) George Griffin ('35) john B. Vick ('53) Gary E. Hamrah ('66) J. Albert T. Brickhouse ('28) Michael jay Devaney ('69) Margaret Griffiths Richard S. Wagner Jr. Grace E. Hancock ('78) Sh Jt V B ·dge s ('55) Susan B. Devaney ('69) A. C. Hanzas ('54) Herbert W. Hadley ('39) Mitchell W. Wallace ('56) e on · n r Wilham P. Dickinson Jr. ('68) Mabel ). Hall ('53) james G. Watson ('41) David E. Bright ('59) Richard E. Hardaway )r. ('39) Norman W. Bright ('59) Leslie B. Disharoon Vernon L. Hawes ('27) Paul V. Watson Rachel F. Harjes {'66) ('61) Mary S. Britt ('58) Donald P. Douglass Sr. ('50) Paul E. Hendncks Sr ('35) Kenn L. George G. Harper ('42) eth Wehr ('65) Wilham E. Britt ('56) Frederick W. Dowda J Thomas Hines Jr. john Wright james L. Harrell Ill ('58) Olin 1::1. Broadway ('59) Dorcas Rothrock Downs ('57) Charles M Holland ('70) Henry B. Wyche ('36) David L. Harrill ('73) joseph S. Brock ('38) Simon M. Downs )r. ('57) Dan Ireland Lowell T. York ('54) Anne C. Harris ('67) Robert E. Brodhead )ames H. Dozier ('43) jay E. johnson Foster H. Young Jr. ('64) Richard G. Harris ('67) john I. Brooks ('55) Virginia P. Dozier ('43) john S. jurkovec ('65) Carol F. Zupko ('65) Walter F. Harris ('47) Mr and Mrs. Robert Kenkel Kathy S. Brooks ('75) Robert A. Drake Sr. ('SO) Wilham G. Harris Jr. ('61) Martha B. Brooks ('55) Robert B. Edelmann Alley L. Hart ]r. ('61) Bunyan W. Brown ('41) Charles R. Edwards ('36) Lynn L. Hart ('60) Clarence F Brown ('21) Henry B. Edwards Sr. ('25) Kenneth E. Hartman ('62) G. Allan Bryant ('61) Matthew A. Edwards Ul ('68) Wilham S. Harvey Arnie's Army Meade Buchanan Thomas A. Edwards ('68) james A. Harwood ('72) Wilson F. Buchanan (' 64) Robert W. Engel Mr. and Mrs. jack Hatcher Mr. H. H. Buckner ('76) Henry E. Ernst Sr. ('40) " Donald G. Haver ('65) Because I feel Wake Forest can be on the leader board, annual giving, !/rave agreed to Madison E. Bullard Sr. ('49) Robert M. Fales Sr. ('29) Alva J. Hawes ('34) take on the JOb of chairman of special gifts for a much broader alumni effort. Special gifts Mary K. Burchetre ('67) Louis D. Falzer ('65) David S. Haworth ('27) wr ll play a maJOr role m our success, so to get off to a 'charging' start , I am inaugurating a F. Kent Bums ('78) john W. Fasse ('72) William C. Hayes Sr. ('44) new leaders/up group to be know11 as Arnie's Army." (Fro m Arnold Palmer's letter to William L. Burton ('68) john E. Faulkner jane A. Hedrick ('58) a/um111 in 1969.) Robert H. Butler ('62) Wilham C. Fennell ('61) Miles C. Hedrick ('58) William E. Buxbaum john Simmons Fentress ('45) Robert C. Hedrick {'58) As the first level of lenders/up giving to Wake Forest, Arnie's Army prwides a substantial Claude H. Byerly ('40) Ruth B. Fentress ('46) Vicki C. Heitman ('68) amount of an11ual support while strengtheni11g the commitmen t of its members to tire Harry L. Bynum ('76) Daniel M. Ferezan ('68) William H. Heitman ('69) Umversity . Bolstered fry the hundreds who have enlisted, Wake Forest won the U. S. Steel Anne P. Byrd ('68) Sandra W. Ferezan ('68) Karen K. Helm ('72) Award for imprwement in 1974 and m 1980 was cited behind Harvard as having the second james {'. Byrd ('68) Edward M. Ferguson jr. ('72) Thomas B. Helm ('72) best alumm giving program among the nation's leading private universities on a continuing Porter G. Cain ('27) Guerrant H. Ferguson Jr. ('39) jerry R. Hemric ('69) Beverly C. Caldwell ('68) Lee basrs. Henry Ferguson Jr. ('42) Walsa R. Henderson Jr. ('SO) Lawrence McOure Caldwell ll ('67) Ralph H. Femell Sr. ('07) Ozmer L. Henry Jr. ('46) Arnie's Arnry members make unrestricted gifts of $100 to $249 annually. Patricia M. Caldwell ('64) Wilbur B. Fichter ('57) Charles G. Herion Paul E. Caldwell Jr. ('63) Richard D. Filippi ('62) john D. Herman ('48) Robert D. Caldwell ('56) Francis B. Fishburne )r. ('62) Anna K. Hester ('60) jimmie B. Abernathy ('54) Roger D. Alden ('70) john W. Angell Sr. ('41) Patricia B. Calvert ('75) Ellzabeth P. Fisher ('58) )ari.es M. Hesrer ('17) l..ige A. Abernathy ('22) Allison M. Alderman Jr. ('44) Roy A. Archbell ]r. ('71) james L. Camp ('15) james Fisher Worth H. Hester ('49) john T. Adair ('47) Edward H. Alderman ('42) Robert H. Arrnstrong Jr. ('68) C. Frank Campbell Jr. ). Rupert Flaherty ('58) Addison Hewlett Jr. ('33) Alfred G. Adams ('68) Willie E. Alderman ('44) Rudolph A. Ashton ni ('68) Robert R. Campbell Katherine Fleming ('77) Carl W. Hibbert ('70) Barbara B. Adams ('56) Charles I. All en Jr. ('48) Donald B. Atkins Debra C. Cantrell ('75) james M. Flick ('52) Margaret T. Hibbert ('71) Linda H. Adams ('70) Elms L. Allen ('62) Martha R. Auldridge ('67) Donald j. Capuano Wilham F. Folds ('58) Hilda A. Highfill ('47) Anne 5. Adkins Mr. and Mrs. C. Edwin Allman john R. Ausband ('40) jane A. Carmichael ('68) Edgar E. Folk Dl ('47) Philip H. Highfill jr. ('42) jefferson B. Aiken Ill ('69) Gary W. Andaas ('74) Mr. and Mrs. Dale H. Austin Richard D. Carmichael ('64) Robert V. Ford jr. ('67) Wilham L. Highfill ('43) Michael Lee Aiken ('71) Ann H. Anderson ('71) Dan M. Averett ('63) Walter T. Carpenter )r. ('43) john T. Foster ('58) Charles M. Hill ('50) Arthur). Aikman ('68) Berry l. Anderson {'32) Benjamin T. Aycock ('70) Wilham R. Carr ('64) Susan T. Frazier ('66) David A. Hills Aquilla Sugg Albritton ('62) David S. Anderson ('69) Abner L. Aydlett ('57) james P. Carter ('61) john A. Freeman jr. ('65) james W. Hobbs ('70) joyce ). Albritton ('61) Samuel T. Anderson Jr. ('27) ]ames H. Ayers ('47) joan W. Carter ('58) Wilham H. Freeman ('67) joseph D. Hobbs ('47) 18 Virg.nia G. Hobbs ('45) Edmund M Kole William E. Moffitt ('52) Manan W Riel ('66) john L. Thompson jr ('56) George K Weaver ('55) Eleanor S. Hoddinott ('69) john Korzen Donald R Monroe ('56) Fern T. Riggs ('56) Randolph Thompson Jr ('65) john D. Weaver ]r Edmund F Hoey ('49) Ann R. Kraftholer ('66) Caroline S. Montgomery ('69) john C Riggs ('52) Sylvia R. Thompson ('60) Sylvia M Weaver ('57) Leslie Hoffstem ('75) Charles W Kralthofer ('6-l) Uoyd D. Montgomery ('65) Robert E. Rimel ('63) Eldon F Thornton ('52) Frank T Webster ( 40) jerald A Holleman ('59) james W. Kyle ('70) William G. Montgomery ('49) Willis G. Rimmer ('59) Wendell H. Tiller Sr ('42) Joseph T Weede Jr. ('49) Roy L. Holley Rowell Lane ('37) Ernest L Moore ('56) Richard T Roarke ('66) Rex F Tillotson (' -13) Barbara K. Weeks ("69) Sandra T. Holliday ('64) Bernard J Langston ("39) John R. Moore ('60) Donald G Roberson ('67) james C. Todd Jr. ('57) Sandy N Weeks ('66) Bess W. Hollingsworth ('43) john T Lanier ('49) John H. Moore ('37) Mark Robmson ('67) Conme D Todebush ('67) james R Wemhe1mer ('78) Leon H Hollingsworth ('43) Frank G. LaPrade Jr. ('65) Ray T Moore ('25) Virginia B. Robmson ('65) Richard A Todebush ('65) Alexander F We~r ('50) Charles F Hollis ]r ('66) Roberts C Lasater ('43) Vick C. Moore ('66) Frederick C Rochte ('66) john L Tolar ("26) Margaret A Werts ('72) Oark M. Holt ('60) Rose Frances N. Lasker ('64) Benjamin E. Morgan ('45) Alexander P Rogers jr ('49) Milton Tomchm Murray P WhiChard ("37) Nick L. Hondros ('50) William F Laughlm Enc E. Morgan ('35) Billie E Rogers ('36) Hamel E. Tomlinson ('66) Winlry E. WhiCker ('59) Ronald H. Honeycutt ('71) Elizabeth E. Laughridge ('71) Carolee W. Moms ('62) Charles H. Rohrer Randolph ]. Tomhnson ('66) Betty S. Whisnant ('68) Ruth P. Hooks ('48) Willie J. Laughridge Ill ('69) Mr and Mrs. J E. Morris Jr Jerman W. Rose jr ('39) Dame! V. Townsend Jr. ('66) Joseph D. Whisnant jr ('67) Robert L. Hooper ('59) William W Leathers UJ ('65) john G. Morris Sr. ('32) Ralph Ross Susan L. Troutman ('69) Albert L. White Ill Patrida ]. Hopkins ('68) Daphne F. Ledford ('54) Kenneth C. Morris ('62) Amm1e L. Royal ('50) Roy E. Truslow ('42) Vernon E. Wh1te ('29) William C Hopkins ('61) Laurie W. Ledford ('54) George L. Morrison jr john C. Rozier ('63) Carl M. Tucker Ill ('68) Watt C Wh1te ('61) Barbara E. Horton ('60) Bunn H. Lee ('65) Richard A Morton M Thomas Ruke Jr. ('64) Robert W Tucker joyce 0 . Whitley ('59) Gilliam K. Horton ('44) Wilfred C. Lee john F Moseley Jr. (' 49) Albert B Russ Jr ('53) Thomas N. Tucker ('65) Robert W Wigg•ns ("18) Charles A. Hough ('29) Robert H LeGrand ]r ('6-l) Zanice D. Muckier ('66) Thomas S. Russell ("44) Edward A Tupm (73) Charles S. Wilkins ('41) john M. Hough Sr. ('29) Barbara B. Leonard ('65) johnny M. Mullen ('71) J Taylor Ryan ('62) James L Turner ('49) Tolbert S. Wilkinson ('58) Nolan P Howington ("39) Charles H B. Leonard ('63) john W. Nance ('41) james V. Ryan joanna Preston Turner (70) Bruce N. Williams ('68) james C. Hoyle ]r ("68) Peggy P Leonard ('69) Richard B Nash ('78) Richard L. Saintsing ('79) Alfred E. Underberg DaVJd E. William> ('63) Isham B. Hudson ('25) Harold R Letton ]r ('71) Craig D. Nation ('64) Susan R. Samuel ('68) Fred Moore Upchurch ('53) jerry L Williams ('69) Miles H. Hudson ('41) Anne Haynes Lewis ('65) John L. Naylor jack W. Sarver Jr. ('73) Mary S. Vail ('53) Patnck L Wilhams ('62) Palmer E. Huffstetler ("59) Carey R. Lewis ('27) Carolyn Y Nelson ('63) Patnck H. Sasser Sr. ('52) Oakley R Vail ('53) Wesley D Willis ('43) Samuel H. Huffstetler Jr. ('69) Jasper L. Lewis Jr. ('65) Edyth F Nelson ('67) Robert H. Sasser ('54) A G. Van Dyke Gabnella E. Wilson ('66) Jan P. Huggins ('63) jasper L. Lewis Sr. (' 42) james F Nelson ('62) Richard L. Saum ('n) Gilmer C. Van Poole ('49) Jackson D Wilson )r ('69) jack H. Hughes Jr. ('49) Newman M. Lewis ('54) jeffrey S. Nelson ('71) Carol M. Saunooke ('n) Lou•s A Vega jon M Wilson ('67) Oarence K. Humphrey ("31) David V. Lmer ('63) William K. Nelson ('66) Annette F. Schiller ('69) john Henry Vernon jr ('32) Laura S. Wilson ('71) JeanS. Humphrey ('69) Carl D. Little ('43) William). Nelson Jr. ('66) Herbert Miles Schiller ('64) John Henry Vernon Ill ('64) Nancy S. Wilson ('n) C. B. Humpton Jr Lena L. Little ('54) Sheryl S. Newcomb ('74) Robert C. Schock (70) Walter R Vernon (70) Robert B. Wilson ('70) Albert R. Hunt Jr. ('65) Richard M. Lollin ('71) judith P. Newsorofl ('63) Betty w. Scott ('57) Henry V Vick ('51) Stephen T Wilson ('68) Albert B. Viehman ('67) E. C. Hunt ]r Joann B. Long ('58) Lynn B Nickol ('68) Marvin Seife ('45) ]. ). Wimbrow jade Noms Viehman ('67) Robert P. Hunter Jr Sherwood L. Love (70) Kaye S. Nifong ('67) Robert L. Seila ('68) Charles B. Wmberry Jr ('6-l) Donald M. Von Cannon ('67) David G. Hurd ('75) Barbara B. Lowe ('62) Norman L. Nifong ('65) Donald T Shaler (70) R. H Withenngton S. Voris (75) Adnan D. Hurst ('26) Thomas H Lowe ('63) Thomas E. Norman ('66) john W. Sharpe ('51) James Harvey E. Wood Marcellus E. Waddill Dame! J Hurst ('63) Mr. and Mrs Guy C Lyman Jr Oarence V Northrup ('41) julia T Sharpe ('57) Harvey E. Wood Ill ('78) Wagner ('38) Charles C. Huskins ("29) Noel C. Mackay ('50) C. E. Norton Patrick M Sharpe ('57) james G William A Wood Sr ('48) Walter R Wagoner ('41) Linwood St. Oatr lnscoe ("15) james W. Mackie ('60) Cecyle A O'Bryant ('51) Kendall ]. Shaw Jr. (75) john R Woodard ('30) Kinro Wakabayashi Ronme B. Irvin ('68) jeffrey T Mackie ('69) jesse E. O'Connell ('48) Laura N Shaw ('77) Ann M Woodlief ('61) Dale R. Walker ('65) William D. Irvin ('66) Mary F. Mackie ('60) Marvin A. Oakes ('63) Whitney R. Shaw ('75) Ray M Woodlief ('60) james C Walker ('30) Alden M jackson ("27) John Mackovic ('65) Wayne E. Oates ('40) B. ]. Shepard james G. Woodnng ('59) Ralph A. Walker ('58) Burn1ce W. Jackson ('43) Nancy Y Madden ('62) Neely H Oplinger ('66) Carroll C. Shoemaker ('52) Mary Anne B Woodring ('57) Manlyn E. Wallace ('61) David S. Jackson Jr. ('69) Frederick D. Malone ('52) Robert C. Oplinger ('70) Bert L Shore ('37) Edgar S. Woolard john W Walton Jr ('48) Harry F. jackson ('51) Diane C. Malpass ('74) Theodore D. Orban (76) David S. Siceloll UJ (72) Robert W Woosley ('52) Bernard A Wansker Michael A Malpass (74) Lewis J. Outlaw Jr ('48) Deborah H Siceloff ("73) Susan M. Jackson (70) M Ward ('48) Luther D Worley Alexander E. Mandy ('63) joseph R. Overby Jr. ('66) Mary L. Sims ('58) Evelyn Erwin M. Jacobs ('45) H1ram H Ward ('50) john R. Worster ('74) A. M. ]enkms Richard B. Manis ('64) Lanny G. Owens ('65) Paul A. Sinal ('67) Sinal ('67) josiah E. Ward ('24) Grover C Wrenn ('35) Herbert jenkins Jr. ('38) Andrew C Mann (75) Margaret B. Owens ('52) Sara H. Raymond E. Owens ('52) Henry P. Smgletary Deborah D Ware ('75) Deva 0 . Wright ('73) Edward jackson ]enrungs ('57) Robert F. Mann ('55) RichardS. Ware ('72) james T Wright ('39) Elton W. Manning ('37) Dean S. Paden ("18) Linda B. Slinkard ('71) Alliene H. johnson ('56) james L. Warren ("37) Kenneth D. Wright ('n) Newton C. Marion Charles K. Padgett ('28) Michael E. Slinkard ('n) Billie B. johnson ('48) Hilda B. Pardue David Smiley Julian M. Warren Melba P Wyche ('49) Jr ('65) Michael D. Markham ('69) David W. johnson Ann L. Parker ("76) David C. Smith Jr ('n) Christine S. Waters ("70) Ray B Wyche ('50) N. johnson Jr. ('-15) Paul A. Morrotte Elbert D.-'id It Parsons ]r ('71) DaVJd N. Srruth ('62) Garland M Waters ('70) Leon W Wynne Sr ('36) Hansford F johnson Sr ('38) Richard A Marsh ('64) H Gordon Waters Thomas H Yonce ('73) Christopher L. Marshall ('68) Mary B. Parsons ('n) Jane L. Smith ('73) Jerry A. johnson ('60) john C Pate ('50) joseph P Srruth Sr. ('43) Howard B Watkins Richard D. York ('69) Kathryn C. johnson ('66) TomS. Marshall ('65) Sara I. Watkins ('46) Robbye K. Youel ('65) William F Marshall ('65) janet F. Pauca ('79) Malon R. Smith ('57) Livingston Johnson ('47) Latham C. Peak ('48) Ruth M Snuggs Mr and Mrs. John L Watson Ill Foster H Young Sr. ('33) james W. Martin ('60) Ruth S. johnson ('48) CynthJa J. Pendleton ('77) Julia C. Somers ('66) john Henry V Watts (70) Julius S. Young ("70) LeRoy B. Martin Jr. ('49) Virgmia A. johnson ('51) David R. Perry ]r ('46) Walter G. Watts ('34) Mary W Young ('69) Harold Wilkes johnston ('41) Richard L. Martinet Lee P Somers !11 ('67) Roger J. Perry Frank L Weaver ('64) Elame 0 . Youngblood ('65) Agnes B. jones ('55) james W. Mason ('68) Eugene S. Spainhour ('n) Douglas K. Phelps ('61) and Mrs Alan P jones Martha A. Mason ('60) john P Spargo Mr Athel P. Phillips ('31) Mary R. Mason ('54) Katherine M. Spargo ('48) Bobby F. jones ('59) Harold D Phillips Jr. ('71) QUESTION: jeanne P. Massey ('66) Richard M. Spaulding E. Street ]ones Jr. ('43) Marlot H. Phillips ('62) M. Craig Massey james I. Speas ('65) Some graduates were recently asked to give reasons George R. jones Sr. Fred L. Picklesimer ('62) john M. Matthews Sr. Troy F. Stallard ('66) that alumni contnbute to Wake Forest. Please joseph A. jones ('61) Phyllis S. Picklesimer ('63) Andrea T. Jordan ('65) Karen B. Matthews Samuel H. Stallings Jr. ('44) md1cate the level of tmportantt of these reasons to Verner N. Pike ('58) ('78) you in your personal deoston about gl\'lng to Wake jean H. jordan ('61) Terry Lee Matthews ('75) Dennis K. Stanfield Jr. Forest Margaret P. jordan ('n) Margaret F. Mattison ('57) julius L. Pinkston ('53) Richard C. Stanland L. ('68) -- Very Important Russell W. jordan 10 ('63) john M May ('72) Paul E. Pinson ('68) Richard Stanley c:===::=J Somewhat Important William E. Stanler ('60) Wayne E. jordan ('60) Carolyn B. Mazurek ('64) William L. Pippin Jr. ('69) ~ Not Important john D. McCall Jr. ('55) Dorn C. Pittman ('43) William W. Staton ('38) Betty S. Joyner ('49) Horace D. Steadman Jr. ('59) john T. Joyner ('48) Donald E. McCollum ('49) Hal W. Pittman (' 43) R. Plummer (70) Allen R. Sterner john C. Joyner Sr. ('18) Ralph E. McCormick Franklin Hubert). McCracken ('38) Mary I. Plummer ('71) Lloyd D. Stewart ('51) joseph T. Judge William D. Stewart ('74) Samuel M. justice ('33) Charles L. McDowell ('55) Ralph D. Poe ('20) George W McDowell ('73) Patrida G. Polley ('62) Ernest H. Stines ('52) George A. Kahle Jr ('66) I.Jbb1e A Stines ('53) William K. McDowell ('29) Frank E. Pollock Sandra R. Kahle ('66) Henry B Stokes ('38) Charles N. Kaufman ('60) Robert McEwan Carolyn K. Poole ('58) judy M McGinn ('66) Robert C Pope (' 43) Joseph B. Stokes ('54) john S. Kaufmann ('53) Raymond A Stone ('50) Max D. McGinn ('64) Alice H. Pouliot ("73) Steve Kelley ('68) Charles C Stott ]r ('67) Norman B ·Kellum ]r ('59) Angus W McLaurin ('48) Stuart H. Pouliot ('n) William E. Price ('n) Mary Evelyn Stowe ('61) james F. Kemp ('52) Frank H. McNally ('74) Holcomb M. Stroup Jr. ('48) Keep C~l $ Down For Current Studt.•nt:!'> Raymond G. Kennerly Sr. ('26) Minta A MrNally ('74) Gregory 0. Pntchard William L. Pritchard Elizabeth D. Stroupe ('35) I I I I Peter B. Kersker Nan H. McNeill ('45) Henry S. Stroupe ('35) I I I I I Ann H. Kiesau ('63) James K. McQueen jr ('79) R. B. Pryor 0 10 :!() 30 40 50 60 70 !;() 90 100 Vernon W. Pugh Charles). Stuart ('6-l) David W. Kilbnde ('75) Ronald L. McQueen ('78) Hal M Stuart ('53) jane R. Kiley ('74) William K. McRae ('60) Ludus W Pullen ('51) ~ Ver\·lmpt>rt.:ant G. Queen ('68) Gordon P Studer (' 47) c:::=:::J Somewh.:at Important Vincent A Kiley ('71) Otis M Meacham (71) Michael 1\iitchell ]. Rabil ('53) Barbara L Sudduth (78) --\:ot Important Fredda R. Kimball ('n) Betty Jo H Meadows ('56) john B. Rawhngs ('29) W. A Sugg James L. King ('55) Charles E. Meadows ('56) William E Ray ('67) Raymond C. Sullivan Jr ('64) lntl'rt"<)t m Chatdren Alttondmg WFU Sherrill H King ('61) Horace B. Melton ('64) Leon T Raynor (' 40) William A. Sulllvan ('28) Seiki Kinjo ('55) jasper L. Memory ("21) Betty H Readling ('56) Carolyn L Sweet ('68) lnterPSt LO Athl!!bc Program Daniel L. Kinney ('61) Darlyne Menscer (75) Roy E. Kinsey ('30) Nancy H Mered1th ('66) Thomas A Readling ('56) Stephen Y Sweet ('68) Tarlton ('25) Carolyn P. Kirby ('66) Theodore R. Meredith ('6-l) Richard K. Redwme ("16) Jesse). William V. Tarlton ("25) Michael R Kirby ('66) David W Metcalf ('60) Errol K. Reece (" 43) Robert E. Kirk ('77) Carroll B. M1ller ('73) john C. Reece ('36) Braston I. Tart Jr. ("35) john A. Kling II Deborah N. Miller ('73) Charles 1\1. Reid ('56) Nelson M Tart (' 49) Mmton L. Tavloe ('53) ('n) HenryS. Miller jr ('51) Charles E. Reiley ('62) Donald R. Klinger john M T ew.Jr ('57) James A. Knight ('59) Kenneth D. Miller (76) Larry S. Renegar ('66) Thomas Robert E. Knott ('62) Lanneau D. Miller ('65) Elizabeth L Rhame (75) J Kenneth Jordan C. Thomas P-ll George K Kno• ('75) William B. Miller ('65) Thomas L. Rich Ul ('70) W. Thomas ('68) Donald F Koenecke Garrett Millwood Oaud H. Richards Jr Kenneth Mark S. Thomas (75) Anne M Koether (71) John F. Mitchell (':'2) Thomas J Richards ('66) Henry E. Thompson (" -16) George H. Koether UJ ('71) Stephanie A Mitchell (72) Frank J Riel Ill ('66) 19 The Codicil Club The CodiCil Club mcourages support of tire Umversity through trusts . wrlls. msurance, and other estate plamurrg programs Tire future fmarrcral College Alumni securrtv of tire Unn>ersrty rests orr tire generosity of alumni and friends who, Listl'd ;, the (ol/tJWm:~ ~NlS:t ':> art• n/wum ''' lire u11afasrmfrwtc Ce~flcgt· lt'lm n.,trtlmtcd /(, motrvated by therr belief ur Wake Forest. include her 111 their plaus for tire nuy area of Unit•cmt~ 5111'1't1TI l~ · lwct' ll /ultt I 1979 aurl /IIIII' 30. 1980 l.t>b .. tars in tln·~r apJmlprinll• rln::'St'.. Smgh' .. ta rs dt'IUllt' da .. ::; favor of tire Umversrty or name Wake Forest 111 a will or as a direct beneficiary of a life msurarrce policy. There are now 494 members. ngeuts Undoubtedly others about whom tire Uuiversrty is mraware qualify as members Please advise the estate John Lamar Tolar ('26) OaV1d Thomas Fuller plamung office rf you qualrfy. Half-Century Edwin MJtcheJI Wilkerson ('26) James Albert Harnll Jr The persous listed below lwve giveu the Umversrty permissiou to publrsh james D Moore Jr ('00) Samuel Tilden Ande...on Jr ('27) Tarlton Arhne Hauser th"r names as CodiCil Club members: Ralph Hams Ferrell Sr ('07) Porter George Cam ('27) Felda Hightower Allie Bryan Comb. ('10) Rober1 Alvis Collter ('27) Clarenre K Humphrey Henry Frank Darsey ('10) Henry BIJS Copple )r ("27) Robert MJtchell Lightfoot )r A G Adams james R. Foley W Boyd Owen •Roscoe Legrand Wall Sr (' 10) Walter Lee Creel ('27) john R Link Carlton N. Adams Edwm D. Fuller Mr & Mrs. Hugh W Page Bruce l.e1gh jones (' 11) WaJter Eugene Daniel Jr ('27) Robert Page Morehead Ptulhp Arthur Myers Jr E. Lee Adams Eugene B. Funderburk George W Paschal David jusbn lewis ('12) Waldo DWight Ea..ly Sr ('27) Owen Fennell Hemng (' 13) John Frank Furches ("27) Emulon Bernard Parker Frank H. Andrews Charles G Furr Kuk E. Patchel james Leomdas Camp Jr )"15) Garland Alonzo Gray ('27) Maurice Vidor Parrish Monroe E. Gardner john M Paxton Juamta E. Andrews A Royall Gay ('15) Arthur w.,ley Greene Jr ('27) Cathenne Paschal jerry B. Attlasson Shockley D. Gardner Sr james R. Phillips Linwood St Cla1r Inscoe ('15) Wilham M Grubb. ("27) Clarence Hodges Patrick jack C D. Bailey A. Royall Gay A. Rowland Ptttman •Ivan Loveridge Bennett Sr {'16) Vemon Lee Hawe-s ('27) Sarah Cullom Pearson James M Banister Susan Tweed Gibson joe B. Pittman •Richard Kerr Redwine (' 16) DaVId Swan Haworth ('27) •• Athel Paul Phillips Harry L. Barrett Walter L. Gibson Mr & Mrs. F C. Proctor George Huggms Eaddy ("17) Glenn C Henson ('27) Ernest Harold Reynolds Sr Benjamin S. Beach Wilham P. Gilbert Douglas T. Ramsey HoWIH Hodge FosteT ('17) Alden MeiVJ}Ie Jackson ('27) Joseph Wilburn Riggan Wilham Cecyl Stehphenson J. W Beavers Anme Mae Gordon Rufus H. Rettzel james Clyde Gardner (' 17) Cany Randall l.ewJS ('27) Henry Haywood Hamilton Sr ('17) • Milner Crocker Maddrey ('27) joseph Adams Watkins W J Benton Dr. & Mrs. Qouglas A. Graham Willtam P. Richardson James George Washington Paschal )r ("27) Murray C. Greason )r W. Lmville Roach Montgomery Hester f17) james C. Bethune Joseph R. Hudson ('17) Robert Stuart Roberson Sr ('27) james R. Robbins Fntts L. Biesecker C. Sylvester Green Oarenre F Spaugh ('17) Leon Pharr Spenrer Sr. ('27) '32 Thomas F. Bigelow Jr joel W Griffin, Jr. Betty B Rorie George Dunham ("27) Joseph Rog•rs Blalock ('18) Taylor )r Beny l...i.ne Anderson R Oaxton Hall Gordon B. Rowland james Lee Darden Sr ("18) J Irvin Biggs Charles Blanchard Vause ("27) Donald turton Arey James Ralph Scales William J Howald Williams ('27) Nancy). Bilhngham Virguua P. Hall Beckett Gladney ('18) Smoot Baker George Norrnan ('28) Gilbert M. Bilhngs J. Russell Hamhn H F. Seawell John Counril Joyner Sr ('18) Ashley Sr Lester Meredith Batchelor T R Blackburn I. Rivers Hanson M Brannon Sell Ill Brooks S. Liles ('18) John lrvm Btggs ('28) Leon Lafayette Brogden Dean Simpson Paden ('18) Ohn Trivette Bmkley ('28) Polly Blackwell R E. Hardaway Robert E. Seney John Earl Brown Robert Wesley WJggtns ('18) Albert Therman Brickhouse ('28) Norman F. Hardee Mary E. Tarlton Senter Thomas C. Drown Henry H. Bostic Jr. Samson Fedson Hudson Sr (' 19 james Bber Ooer ('28) H F. Simmons Richard Wilmot Bunn Wade Bostick Carl V Harris Walter Edgar Clark Sr ('20) Maune Bertram Cref C28) •• Arch1e Carroll Giltner C. Brande V L. Hawes john P Simpson Henry Arthur Helms Sr ("20) Royal K Gallup ("28) Charles R. Dan J Donald Bradsher Donald M. Hayes Mr & Mrs. Alfred C. Sinclatr John Henry Leroy )r ("20) Shockley Dewitt Gardner Sr ('28) Braxton Lee Davis B. 0. Heafner Marvm L. Slate Thomas Grady Nanney ('20) Roy Burchell Godfrey ('28) Dewey H Bridger Harold H Deaton & Fred B. Hehns A R. Smtth Ralph D Poe ('20) Arthur Dell Goodman ('28) Mr Mrs. D. Moody Bridges W~ham Carey Dowd Thomas Cheek Allen ('21) Phares Yates Greene ('28} Mrs. Junius Calvin Brown M L. Henry Jr. Mrs. Charles G. Smtth Hugh Stephenson Edwards Roy Hynes Bndger ('21) George Lemuel Hocutt ('28) Ann Apargo Bryan J. Dewey Hobbs R Mark Smith Henry Aeming Fuller Clarence Aeetwood Brown ('21) Joesph Samuel Holbrook Sr ("28) A Howard Bullard ). Sam Holbrook Wilham T Smith Jr James C. Gordon Sr. Hany K. Dorsett ("21) Leshe John Huntl ("28) Zachary Smtlh ey Jr Floyd H.,.rill Heath D. Bumgardner L. Byerly Holt Edgar Estes Folk Jr ("21) Jesse Hardaway Knott f28) james T joseph Hadley Hayes B. David Bunn W Oay Hopkins Spencer Claude F"tsher Gaddy ("21) Robert Earl Lee ('28) Alfred Stotnley Joyner Roger H Bunn Frank Hulcher W W. Staton Oyde Peebles Hams ("21 1 Wade Bosbc Matheny f28) Lewis Elwood LudJum Garland M B}TUm Manon P Hyder Willtam D. Stewart Stanton B. Ingram Sr ("21} Spartan Carlyle McDowell f28) Gcero M McCracken Jr Stanton Hunter L. Stone Jr Jasper l.Jvingston Memory ('21) 1'28) E. Lee Cam B. Ingram Jr Roben H Owen Malcolm C McLeod Bbert Norwood Pope ('21 I Charles Kmg Padgett ("28) P G. Cam I Robert johnson Barbara Anne Stone john Gle,n Morns. Sr Matthew James Rivenbark ('21) Cecil J. Douglas Cannon Ken S. johnson Ahce Straughan M Peny ("28) Wilbam H Nelson Arlie Raymond Sm1lh ('21) Wdlts Alton Reid Sr. ('28) A A Canoutas Thomas L. jones Roy W Sullivan CNrle$ U. Norfleet Wilham Merritt Watkins ('21) William C. Rivenbark ("28) Bertha B. Carr Nancy Joyner jordan john W Sustare Charle:. Fletcher Owen Jr Frank T Woodward ("211 Uoyd R Shaw ('28) john M Carroll G. Wilham Joyner David H Tate Howard M PhillipS MJiton May Abbotl ('22) William R Stradley ("28) Oara H. Carswell Steve C. Kelley Sam C Tatum Llge Albert Abernathy ('22) Elias Jesse Prevatte Wilham Alva Sulhvan ('28) Fredenck N1mnxl ThOmpson Sr Frank D. Castlebury Brent Klncatd George D Taylor James OarenC't' Anders ('22) Alton B Thomp!IOn ('28) John Henry William H Chamblee W W Kltchm Fred N. Thompo;on Deleon E. Best ('221 Vernon lr Ennis Pusey Thome r28) George Wt.lham Warren Jr jesse P. Chapman Charles C Buck ('22) jack E Klass J Patrick Thompson Jame• R Worsley ('28) Er~t m gwing h.• the Raymond Grady Kennerly Sr ('26) Finley Ruth Johnson folluwmg ar~J~ of Wake Fort"'age Campbell Nolan Patnck Howington Frank Hilton Wallace john Allord Slephen> EdWUI Fau:lamb Beale Sr John Walter Cartwright Wilham jack Hunt Doctor Ernest Ward Jr Jessie Mob.ing~r Swam John R Bradshaw Jesse Woodrow Castelloe Cyrus Murray Johnson '42 Larry Livingston WHhams Henl)' Edward Thompo;on James &srom Brower Sr Rupert Emeso Cheek ]r Bernard johnson Langston John Kenneth Wilbford Sara Inman \\"atkan< Robert Pneslon Caldwell Sr joseph Horace Cheves Edward Hatcher Alderman Thomas Wilbur Martin Sr Wes-ley Dean WiUi!ii }ese Simeon Canady Eugene Cook Gayton Paul Sarber Blalock Jr Edwin Graves Wil~n Edwin Lawrence Combs Sr William Buu~ Mciver ROSC'()e L. Bolton franks. Clark Oeatus 0. Merrill Carol Willis Wrenn '47 Charles Royce Council James Donald Bradsher Sr Maurice Hill Gayton James Royster Mmton Omton Samuel Cris!'man Oarence Edgerton Bndger George Robert Abernethy Jr O..rles B. Davis Jr Horace V Payne ]r Harold P. Dunmng Robert Lee Bridger jr Virginia Kornegay Abt!methv LuU..r Randolph Doffennyre Max E. Robmson '44 Bernard Vtetor Edwards Ev.m James Evans Warren Coleman Ca.-,ey john Thomas Adau Jerman W Rose ]r Oyde C Grrene ]r John Henry Garton AliLo;on Mondonville Alderman Jr Frank Crowell Au.-.band Geo~ Barha~ Aeetwood Rae Wilson Scarborough Elmber ] . Hams Herbert B Clme Jr. Willie Edwards Alderman ]ames Hope Ayets M. T Greenwood john T Tyler Sanford Oscar Hmk.Je Jr Ca.rl EV('rett Compton Alliln Dougla!ii Aldnch )r Robert Knight &rrows Sr Geofl\e Jeter Gnffin Kenneth Vann Tyner Charles Ba.rday Homer Jr Robert G. Cumn Betty Stansbury Amb~ Samuel Behrends Jr Joel Wilson Gnffin Jr. BenJamin A WeatheB jr James Edward Knott jr Adolphus Wilham Dunn Jr. Herbert Ma.rshaJI &ker Sr. Paul Buckner Bell Charieph Melville Broughton Jr Davad Edwm Byrum Bill Haywood Kinse)' Wimam B. Moorer Robert Lee Gamson lns Wmis Burnett jack Franklin Canady John Robert Kirk Sr Ander Morgan Mumford Page Waddill Acree Wiley Edwm Gavin James Sabnt Clarke Clarence Dennett Carowan Jr john Wesley Un1bert Sr Helen Bryan Owen john Rufus Ausband Mumy Lane Goodwin James B. Cook )r. Emesl Calvm O..ppell Bufl:ess Guy Leonard ]r John M Paxton HenJee Hulix Barnette Oawyer Dmroff Gross Harry Douglas Damels Nathan Cole jr Leo Francis Little Peraval Perry Norman Lonrue Blythe Geofl\e G. Harper Thomas Smith Aemmg Sr Walter Nelson Cosby Enc Earl Mo'l\'n juruus Watkins Person Robert CWford Borwn Charles Arvel Hart John Alvis Fowler Bettye Crouch Davis James Badgett Morris William Oscar Pelty ]r Claude Henry Byerly Philhp Henry Highfill ]r William Ries Gabbert John Dixon Davis II Everett Burton Myers 0. Woodrow Pittman Robert Strange Cahoon Wilham Henry Hill John William Gi~n Jr Edgar Esles Folk Ill Isaac Hawley O'Hanlon Forrest William Rabenhorst Se:avy Alexander CarroU Lawrence Byerly Holt Ernest Wilson Glass Sr Minda Kennedy FuUer Ollin Jadr.son Owens Oarence Perkins Reinhardt Frank David Castlebury •• Lucy Adelaid Johnson Ek!mard Lingo Hallman Richard Harris Galbmore john Henry Pamsh joseph Alex Ross Sr Charles Scarboro Cooke Raymond Dewitt Kornegay Ladd WallS Hamnck lr Helen jones Gandy Joseph FulleT Pamsh Sr Paul Pernell Sholar Landon Lyon Corbin Allen Henry Lee Richard Henrv Hardm Francis Edward Garvin Joel Francis Paschal Bert Lee Shore Byron Lee Davis Sr jasper Lee leWJS So Carl Vernon Hams Ernest Reed Gaskin Robert 0. Poplm Robert W South Tom lvey Davis Sam Herbert Massey Jr Marshall Barham Harbfield Marcus ~lam!Uus Gulley Marl Ellis Ray William Roger Tatum Henry Edwtn Ernst Sr Charles Truett Myers Leo Franklm Hawkins leroy COTbett Hand Jr Howard Alonzo Rollins Sr Ceril Aeming Wallace George Walton Fisher Jr Juhan Russell Nipper William Gayton Haves Sr Albert Wilham Hargro"'e Howard Wesley Rothrock James Edward Wallace Thomas Leland Fitzgerald Melvm Jones Pa.rham Wilburn Thoma~ Hendnx Mal) Ules Hams Charles Lehouso RusseU James lyndell Warren lvey Oenton Gentry Sr Hany Edward Paschal Euchd Garland Herndon Jr Walter Frazer Hams john Aaron Senter Percy Aldin Warren Albert Paul Clod Alfred Rowland PHtman Jr Charles Wayne Horton WiD.laiJl Henry Hams Edd;., M Sills Murray Palmer Whichard Jr Ada Utley Henin Archibald Covington Prevatte Gilham King Horton Bradley Eggleston Henderson Thomas Bennett Sinclaar Lynwood E. Williams Sr Wilham Alden Hoggard ]r David Lee Reavis Otive Crews Kmcheloe John Percy Henderson Jr Charles A South Coy W. Yates julius Ammons Howell Thomas Linwood Rich Jr Hettie Privette Lamm Hilda Austin HighfiU Ehzabeth Denham Stroupe James Linebeny Jenkins Jr Donald Stallings Robert leroy McMtllan Jr joseph Dewey Hobbs ]r Henry South Stroupe James WyaH Kelly Wendell Howard Tiller Sr joe Carl Padgett Jane Taylor Holcomb •• 8raston Isaiah Tart Jr '38 Wiley Leon Lane Jr Roy Earl Truslow Earl Hoyt Parker Uvingston Johnson George Thomas Lumpkin Fred Douglas Turnage Thoma.c; Unney Reec~ Joseph Reid ]ones Jr Wtlbur Oyde Thomas Dossitt R Dowling A. V Townsend Ann Bradsher Martin Hugh Edward Tyner Charlotte Easley Reeder Riley Moore jordan joseph Shafler Brock Solon RuSM"ll PauJ Anthony Wells John Douglas McNair Robert l...H' Vann Thomas Maxine Knaght Klein Charles Glasgow Butts Samuel Henry Stalbng., Jr Raboteau Terrell Wilder Sr Oaude Ackle McNeill ]r Paul Bryon W')"che Horace Robinson Kornegay Sr Garland McGutre Byrum \'/"ilham Han.·ey Vinson )r Howard l.ewls WiUiams Robert Frank Nanney Henry Seeman Lougee )ames W Oontz luther Hilliard Wal~er Hugh Otto Wil.hams Frank Brown Neal Grace Anderson Mabe Andrew Jackson Crutchfield '43 Bruce Garry Ezell Wh1taker S,muel Allen Wilson Donald Newo;ome Frances Hafl\!11 Marbn Thomas D. Cumn Saniford Wingate Martin Tom Ping Wong John William Nowell)r. Howard Garrett Dawlons Sr Jack Rankin Baldwln Sr \Villiam Marcus McCill Grover Cle\·eland Wrenn Wilham Dunlap Poe Graham Stuart Devane Wilham lcwlS Behm Jr Hall Crews Maller Harvey H Yates • Charles Collett Powell Jr Charles H Dinkins C. Everett Berger Roy Chandler Muse Jr William Francis Pritchard James Pierre Blackwelder Spurgeon Edward Eakes Mitchell Angus Nanct" Leon Thomas Raynor Charles Wtlc;on Bruton Sr. Chfton Whate Everett Sr Louis P. N1pper '36 Robert Burchell Roach Eston Robert Caldwell jr '45 john W. Foster Eleanor Rodwell \V"tlliam Edward Poe Sr Fra1.1er Sr Walter Tressell Carpenter Jr Allen Wdh.am Edward AdMarion Butler Pate Jr Jeanne W.ill Cole Cecil Adi111 Fuquay Gaston W. T ayk>r Evander McXe1ver Anderson Sr Weston Poole Hatfield Wilham Joseph Patton James Victor CoUms ]ess Jr Ouner Lucao; Henl)' Jr Melvin R.Mldall Head •• Heath Denton Bumgardner Sr William Joseph MiUer Henrv Fletcher Sherrill .a.a,.. ..ro 21 William Ellis Turner Jr Frank Brown Holding Avis Elliott Hendrick Fred Moore Upchurch Daniel KirkseY Hall William Ira Holland john Thomas Lanier Everett Lawrence Henry • Mary Stanland Vail john David Hennan • Viv1an SnuSgs Hall V1rgtma Hall Jacobs Richard Charles Letaw Elizabeth Hawks Herring Oaklev Robert Vail Hugh Donald Hipps Leander Shepard Hamrick James Lester Johnson joseph Thomas Liverman Sr Francis Eugene Hester John Bernard Vick Kenneth Gray Htte Walsa Ray Henderson Jr • Jeanette Hughes Jordan •Betty Hubbard Long David Bennett Hill Carroll Wayland Weathers Jr Virprua Best HoUmgsworth Bill Fillmore Henslev lsabello Knott Kelly Thomas Orumwnght Long Jewell Livingstone Holloman Kenneth Edward Weathers Ruth Peele Hooks Chari~ McCrae Hill James Aoyd Kemp Paul Alexander Mabe Jr Robert Charles Holloman Arthur frankhn Wh1te Jr John jackson Hunt Ray Ke1th Hodge • Sara Jackson Lewis Leroy Brown Martin Jr Betty Holliday Holt Wilham Phelps Lewis Sara Holcomb White Btllie Sames Johnson Nick LouiS Hondros • Helen Snowe Whittmgton Wilham Fisher McBrayer Franos Steele Holt Robert H Lineberger James Wilham johnson Gaylor Eugene Hooks Donald Eugone Woodliff john Honry McClure )r Fredenck Wllson lsa.-'lcS Jr jean Knott Hook5 Archie Edgar Lynch Jr John Thomas Joyner 111 Marcel Berth1er Humber Betty McAfee Ziebell Donald Eugene McCollum james Cool je£rords Herbert Raymond Madry Jr No~an Hepler Joyner Hany Frank.hn Jackson Duncan Frank McGougan Jr Alva Howard Johnson Fredenck Dickson Malone Matthew Ralph Killeri Allen Saunders Johnson William Franklin Mcllwain Jr. Marg.1ret Alhgood Johnson Russell N. Manning Myron Low Kocher Charles Thomas Johnson Jr Eshe Leroy Miller Jr Fred Nonnan Jovce • Hugh Millard Martin Sr '54 Minam Smith Lamb Virginia Ann Johnson Wade Harold Mitchell Louts Bill Joyner James Rufus Maynard Robert Worrell Lancaster George Ass1f Kahdy Jimmie Bryan Abernathy Wtlbam Gardner Montgomery Richard Alexander Kellv Jr • B1ll Reid Mcl.am James Edmund Lass1ter • Mary Ellen Reynolds Keith [)avid Wesley Bailey Eugene James Moore Alexander Hoke Kizer jr Gordon Kennedy M1ddleton Jr Ke1th Gorden Lav William Luther King Jack Chalme Dacosta Bailey Roy Juventus Moore Jr Robert Arno Kuettner Luther Glenn Mitchell Donald Henry L.oma;w; Happy Dowis Lambie James Russell Batchelor Sr William Lancaster William Elbert Moffiu john Rlce Britt MatthlS Harold Swaim Lamer Jr. Gordon Eugene Boyce Helen Stack McGougan ~e~~~~c;:o~; Jame~ Edward Landers Jr Willis Everette Murphrey Ill Patnoa Alphm Boyce Dalton Parker Morton Warren Bernard Langston Hal Lee Mabry John Raymond Nelson Jr Angus Winston Mclaurin Manning Bruce Milam Hazel Stevenson Branch john Fuller Moseley Jr john Winslow Ledbetter William Harold Newman Campbell White McMillan Henry Shelton Miller Jr. Gerson Lewis Bryson jr William Franklin Meacham Jr Manly Ehehue Murphy Wtlham Rucker Ledbetter William Moore Ntcholson Ill Stratton ChadWJck Murrell John Oark M1tchell Sr Charles Elmer Buchanan Jr Dons Rose Morgan • Lynwood Bridger Lennon Wilham Joseph O'Bnen Sr Harold Luther Nail Bert McGee Montague William Coy Bums Charles Kmg Norville Thomas Damel Ltttle • John Thomas Ogburn Zeb Carson Burton Jr Glona Abernethy Norwood Ernest Unwood Long John David Moore Margaret Bradsher Owens )""" Elbert O' Connell • Marjorie Batson Mullinix Wilham James Champion jr Richard Nicholas Ognovich Sr Robert Lee Ott Edward Frankhn Lovill Sr • Raymond Eugene Owens Roy Caviness Parker • Joseph Frank Newhall Jr •Mary Anne Christenbeny leW1S James Outlaw )r Wendell Malcolm Lvkins Erhne Preston Parnell Wilham Chunn Sara Roberts Parker Noel Cotterman MacKaY jacquelin Beard Nutt Wilham Gaston Pennv Latham Conrad Peak •• Cecyle Arnold O'Bryant Bobby Joe Coley David Russell Parnell Victor A. Matney Robert Smithwick Pool Ernest Harold Pittman Arnold Oamel Palmer S.rah Thomas Coppodge Jr Oarence Eugene Paul Ernest Patrick McDaniel Robert Owen Reid George BertTum Randolph Charles Edward Parnell John Richard Corbett Rosa Gamson Richardson lucy Suggs Paul Mark Alexander Mclean • John Comehus Riggs • Annie Johnson Pearce Lionel Leroy Cornell Sankey Wnght Robmson Edwm Lee Pierce Marian Homan Mitchell Patnck Henry Sasser Sr. Bennie Edward Pledger • James Kiffin Penry Gene Merce Correll Murray Johnson Small Sr Paul Moss Frances Parker Shell Ben F. Philbeck Jr. William Raymond Cowan Albert Heyward Sm1th Jr Orren David Poe Sr Thomas Pool Nelson Jr • Carroll Clifton Shoemaker John Wilham Ph1lllps R L Cnsp Robert Willis Pope Mane Smithwick Parker Wilham Gallahn Simms Roy Gerodd Sowers Jr • Lily Mobley Phillips Charles Howard Duckett Kathenne Marshbanks Spargo Calvm Edison Powers john Oaude Pate • Alford Charles Sinclair •Matthew Frankhn Powers I lucius Wilson Pullen Carolvn Smawley Dunagan Holromb McOain Stroup )r Lewis Winford Pate t...eonard Collins Small Elmer Worth Raper Wilham Kvle Eller Margaret Baucom Talton Bruce Robert Pulliam Wilham Thomas Pennell Billie Schulken Stanlev Robert Leary Re1d Sr Jackson Fianklin Ferguson Lydta Counal Ragan Margaret Ruthven Perry Ernest Hamson StmeS James Milton Tart Jr. Oyde Frankltn Ridge Jr Patncia Wigglesworth Ferre William Bland Ray • Charlotte Ouhng Phelps Samuel Arthur Sue Jr Joseph Ishmael Tate Jerome Taylor Rodwell Ma11orie PNry Flick Robert Alston Team Sr Mark Holcomb Reece ShtrleY Parker Reece Uoyd Keith Swaringen Henry Judson Rosser Manon Carhsle Franks Gordon Ellsworth Rhodes Ernest Charles Robertson Eldon Founta1n Thornton Martha Bunn Tvson Retha Rene Rudloff Donald McKinley Freeman Manetta Crowder Walker Wilham Thomas Rice Sr Leroy Robtnson Jacquehne Durden Tobev Robert Lee Savage jr Ina Benner Freeinan John William Walton )r Aleonder Paul Rogers Jr • Ammte Lee Roval Erma Lanier Waddell Robert Edward Scale Arthur Lohen Gilliam Jr Evelyn McDaniel Ward B1lly Williamson Royal Raymond Melvlrl Royston William Brvan Waddell John WilHam Sharpo )r George Wilham Greene jr Robert Watson Wilkinson III William Ryan Shelton james Norwood Settle Richard Moore Warren Bvnum Gillette Shaw Betty Carpenter Grigg Wilham Alexander Wood Sr W~~om McClam Shemll Duncan James Sinclatr Jr Wiley Atterson Warren Jr Cree Deane Sherman Kenneth Andrew Grigg Harry Buford Wnght Wilham Allen Sherwood Ca.lvm Thomas Snuth DeweY Wallace Wells Sprock Albert Spencer Hale Jr Dantel Reid S1mpson Evelyn Pearce Smith MJchael FrancM Jean Westbrook Wilham Hughes Stmpson James Brooks Staton Jr. George Wilson Hamrick Shemll Gardner Stevens Joseph Efird Whitley • Uovd Dorton Stewart Agamemnon Constantine Hanzao;; '49 Robert Garland Snuth Raymond Allen Stone Martha Whitehead Wilson Graham Suggs Jr Bonnie Barber Hodges Emory Marlm Sneeden Julius Graham Thomas Jr GeorSe Robert Wesley Woosley Jr • Harvey William James Edwtn Lee Adams Sr DaVId Stroud Garland Natharuel Tolbert Elfreda Kiser Swindler Burgess Medley Allen Ruth Janet Tarlton • Alfred Aeming Talton Juhus Robert Johnson Jr James Valsame •George Douglas Kimberly &hth louise Allen Nelson Monroe Ta.rt James Edward Walker Patricia Smith Talton '53 Genevieve Jardtne Klmmick Oyde Lester Bailey Jr Charles Holland Taylor Scott Leroy Walker Matthias Mulhns Tanner. 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Lortt Jean Crawford Mooch· Laura Thl,m<:.on Hcmph11l '72 • France-<- Swt.'t:'l Cumn Jane lt.'OnJrd ~m1th lean Fencl! L\'br\ll..ll Ma"'.mc Beddo\<\· Moore OavL"' Carroll Hemng Jr J.lm ...... MatchdJ Cumn )r Jud1th Bd"!.lU Stangt> Oiam.• C.lrdt>r \l.lJp.l""' Carol Under Morgan M1chael FraniJsn Cumn D.1nm· Glenn H!&giO!- ~rt'n Cum· Stcml' \hducl Alan \l.tlf'o'""' l\·nn Alderman Ale' Jean Moyer Bll..'n Thomp'>4."1n Daile\ lA-borah l<.ruClter H1pt.'" Nann· Ga"· Hu~h Stnclland Richard Arthur MJn):cr • Don Samuel :'\:~ill Janet W~.Xxl Hoa~nd FranCe-. Farmer Alc"'.:.lndcr Lam·Gra\ Da\·a~ Dougl.t." Bum., Sulhv,m Ml\'Jhc; fc..,..ter Marth • Fran~ Ann ~onHxxl Th~ .. ma" Lou" HllilJ~tland Ga"· Thoma-. Allred Su....an Mane Dan•> ludath ScruAA., Sumner • Alan ltllph Martm Jane Tolar 0 Connor Do1vhJ Alan IJe,,ron John Han't.'\' Hoffel"txort Deborah Iones Atl..tn~ Jame~ G.lrm.ln Taplev Jr Bill\' Hugh Ma<".On Scott Maor,on Olbl'rl )am.:c; Leanne\· Hogan Jame~ Bruce Atkm..on Sus.tn Pem· Dcwbern· John BrocJ...cnbrough Ta,·Jor Gan ll·c \ lcCm Mar\' Bumgardner Par,(ln., Ronald Hsnltln Uonl'\-cull Jean Holmec; Bachovchsn Manuel Th"ma .. Ood..""n II WaUum )e-.-.e Teagut Franl.. Humphr,•\' \hSall\' Patnaa Wolfe Po1te R1chard John~n Horhm Patriaa B..lgnal Oav1d Rodne\· Duke Bradle' Dn'l!. Templeton Msnta A \'Cock \k ·o1lh· Allen Hotxon PatteN.ln Jr Parl., Re•d Huffstetll•r Ill Charles Emmet Ba~\H'Il jame., 0ehe\' Ed\vard!> )r ]uha Kll'<'kle\· T1c.on Frt.>denck )tlhn Pl.h·ndl· Oav1d Andrew Pcm· • Tolm SpiCl'r Hutchsn .. on lr )ames F. Ba1ley Jr John Poole Elliott Ill Da\'ld Brua• Toth Mna Cillc-,pw ~hchol Stuart Harland PouhCit Catherine Ann Jack~m Marcia Zettenten B.lker 1\..ath"·n Fincher Fahev • Ham· Walter Town .. ht.·nd Ill MariJ,·nn Strowd !\tu.:)r..h• Joyce Whathngton Preslar Ru!i><:.ell Burke )ohn'>IJn Ho1rold Defore Mooh•he!d Jr Aone MacDonald Ktl('ther Mario1nne Bou\1er 27 Don Thoma"' Benton Thuma., Dav1s McGuwen Rich.ud Snneth McQu~n Jr Al~rt Earll.' Gurganu"' Ru.;,~l\ Rol\' Bowlin~ Ehl.ilbcth Bethea Joel Clarence Morgan Ch.uJeo;, Putnclm \\'otlllbun· Ill Rcdph Stepchn Harrl'll Jo EJII.!n Humphne' Br"'Wtlm Cl.lUdla ral~E' Blalock Ellen Ltll!'> Moor • T1molh\' ~ec Mwr.. Jclfrcv Dc1nd Yohn Oouglo1o; St"•phen Hendcr"'-l.m Stephen M1ch.1el Br~wtun Thoma.-. Albert Bland Jr Stuart D W Moorl' • Robert Q.;,bum \:cbon Jean Carol Ynun~l.'r Leshe ha Hllffstem Alan kent Brown Wedlgo1n Powell Bland Jr Da\'!d Fr.tnas Moran Shl•rvl 5tone 1'\ewo.'mb Robert Wilham Zehrl Barbara Jane Hufm.1i('f Martm Lew1" Brown Kenneth Allen Boal Susan Kcrskcr Moran • uin: Shu.~ld.,. tft~rt1.m Su~n \'an Cortlan Hutmann SteH•n Oan·l Brown - Cathenne Starr Brandt K.lren Ann Muehl~tcm Mar\' Beth Cia\' held Park.-. Ehz.abeth Anne Hope John Walter Bryilnt Robert Votaw Brett 111 Paul Bnan Murphv • Llura Parker Paschal '77 Manh·n Pettit How<'r Ham· Lvnell Bvnum Man· Connell~· Burkhead Debra Bodenheimer Mutton George Chrton Patterson Ill Charlco; Homer Hunsucker Lec:,h(. ~nson Ci'lnnon Carl Oifton Black II Frankhn Kent Bums Jr Nancv Theres.l Natelh W1U1.1m Jacob Pence Jr Wilham Cr;ug Jackson Jerome Paul Cartwnght II Christopher P1ckctt Bla1r Bradlev Gardner Bute Charies Pvhtchell Ncaveo<, Jr Jaml~" f.;.enneth Phillip!>­ juhn Wilh,lm jehch Ill Elizabeth Cathannc Ch1ld' Jervl Casstevens Bouchard S.ua c·reel Bute David Payne Nolan Thoma' Owen Phalhp., Anni'l Hughe.., jordan Gema LouiSl' Chre•tzbt.>r~ Ali-sa Rene-c Bovette Cheryl Criger Chase Nancy Alizabeth Parker Nancv )one~ Pancr Suzanne lorraine jowd\' Andrew Gerard Can.1co Roger Rowe Buchanan Derwood Sumner Chase Ill Janet Franc~ Pauca SandY Greene Pittman Ki.!lth Ashford Clinard Gilmer Stimpson Burdette • Beverh• Lynne Chrishe Shawn Censc Risdon Beth Martm Prcvoo;t William Scntt Jumper Da\"id W1ll1ams Kilbndc Lmda A1ppo Clinard Karen Ann Burdge · Cvnthia Ann doud Regmald Levc1ughn Rodman Roban Crawtord Rac:,h Wilham Stephen King Martm Dav1d Cluclm\ Oaud1a Holder Byrd StePhame Jo Coleman Thoma'> Alan Rozanski Landa Remck~ Helen Manton Knouf Ellen Booth Cole Nancv Carol Carr (kborah Kt!gel Colson Mark Ronald Scheeler Ogt'l PatncJJ Carlson Llntz Elaine rregnall Cuthrell Brvan Anthonv IXtLier Bradlev M Dav Caron Lorra1ne Tavhlt.' Ro~rt (,;unc .. Slate Charll'""' Phillip Dt>1.1ml•lh: Sarah Kent Drummond John S-hea)\" DeJOolCht.> Kambcrh· Tht-'mP"",n .. Ann Stt>\\drl Smalhnll~ • \'ick1l' Ch~!el.. L\'all M1chael Jl"~wph D1nncn Karen Llverne Elkin!'. Emc~t Cha.rlt!s D1ckeNm Jr EliL.ab.:th Torno\..- Otmald Eugcm.> Smallm.:~e.'lo.i )r Andrew Cooper Mann Robert E. Dra•m :"l'atahe K1.."Cier En~li'>h Deborah D1lts OtlCOn Anna Motrid lo;1anho;, Janet )tJhn..,lm Smith Mam• Yuen Mn Mann Tht-lm.l.-. lohnwn DrUJtt R.Jch lane Eud\' Can· Michael Durb10 Scott Thoma .. urrelman Robt.•rt Stc\'eO Smith Su..an Buttner Marcum Jo Anne Grl't;!n Marim1 Su..an Diane Dunn w,niam G.uland FerrciiJr Llu.ren \'ngmia Eac;tburn Juhan L.tla\"eUe Wade 111 ~dthcnnt.• Mcl~.>tx! ~lULa Robert Adam Ebcrll' • K.ltht>nne )o Aemm~ Jan\' Cottrell Eller P.tul Andre\\ Walter<> Ill Rob\ n r"..:k Spragin., )0"-'Ph Rc1d Marks Jr Wilham lkn1amm Fdd\' Merle Bowen Flvnt jc.1nnc Pre~ton Wh1tman \\'•lllam Dow1d Stewart Tern· LCl' Matthew<; Sarah Mo~an Fa1rchild Su!i-cln Chn-.hne McCormacL Jont Bnrlv Emmerling Anne Bowen forn~st Sue Ellen Farmer Jan"' Campbell Williams PatriCid Hu~hcs Shme Kcvm t\-hchael f1rqum Ann Walker \Vilhilm'-'4.m • Paula Pft>11ter T1gn.ll Man· \'ictoria McDoni'lld Stev. art Allan fraser Hcnnctta Su~n F1eld~ M1chael Scott Franc\ john L. Ze~in.-.ki Wendell Howard T1ller Jr Barbarol Terrell Mcll...l\' judith Kav FntL ki.!nneth Kirk Gemtv Con.;,tance Cole Fuller Danu.!l Webster Tra .. k 1\.hchael :'\orman McKee Stephen Ham• Gatter Ahcc Ci'lrol Grav William Lou!\ Fuller Ann Memck Turner )ame"' Carlton t\1clamb Kathleen Gibson Dand Lawrence Gunn W 1ham Sulhvan Fulton '80 Jo-.cph Charleo<, Tuttlf." Albert Stanlev Me1burg 1 Martha Brocklngton Gib<.tm Cand.:sce Hope Ha•gll!r Mahna R1.>t.>d G;n·nor Margaret Kirkwood \'altant Dari\'Ol' Menscl!r D.wid Ne1l Gill lam' Dean Hamnc.k. Jr \\'.:tde B.mkcr Sample • Ru!!>"-(.'11 Mundhcnk G1lford Ehzabeth Black Vermilhon Marv Ka\' Mercd1th Dtane Pear-on Gill Grace Ehabcth HanctlCk Rt,bert L \ 'cntre!'oea Evan' Godwm Sue Thl1ma., \'e.,tal RonJid Stt!phen Mes~tek Grego~- Stephanie Morr""'' Glenn Leona Ro~anne b~ett Rich;ud. Lcw1t.' Hamo;, Ann Bli.."S.sll'\" Konhaus • oavid Bruce Har>hNrg~..•r Karen :-.;out"C Watt.-. j1mmv Ll1rd t-.·tnrs Deborah o·Kl>t:f!.! Har<>hbar~er Ch.an·J YOCl.lm 1.....-aU Ingram Purehw ll~..>dgpdh Jr • )C'Ihn Herbert \\'e1erman L\'nn K1lh.1n l\:e11l Timoth\" E Hobbs Sarah Oovle Kreb-. Dermot Charle' Ht.>dnck )r • Wilham Thomas \\'ell' Lvd1a EhLabeth ~cbon Ann El;zabeth Hottman Lmd.1 Let.> Llil Gwcndolvn Ann '\'ergart Ann June HeftelrmJtcr Dean Sherwood \\"1\keTS~.m Ned \-\"il-.on Hollo1nd Jr Ll·!'hl! Fern Lamb Fred We.-.Je\" H~gt• )o .. hua Whedbei: \\'illt>\' )r Charll's Dona\"On N1n:on Lee Thllmpson Hutlman K.lthn•n Ann Lee Jclfn· Keller Hobart Da\ 1d S1gmon \\'ilhams Thomas Dana 0 Bnen Margaret Prudt!nce lrb\" Ehubt!th Ann Loden Lorna Pntchard OrcncUlk Feh"\ }\.fl,nrot• Hub-.on Edward Makcpeact· \\'11\iam~ Jr Anne Memo~· lac.k..,on Jam~ .. Albert ~lat>c Jr S.uah Bn., wn Otev Hennette Von Kcrczl•J.. lloil,man Mar~ard Ann \\'ilham~ Paul f!..hchi'lel Jansen George M1chael McCanl'-'"" \\'dh.1m Car"'l'n Htmcvcutt Jr R1chard All•'\andcr \\'illMms )r \hchad Ra\' Pam"'h .. Jo.,eph Ridll!\" Kanwv Ill T1m111hv Loui.;, Mcl.au~hlm ti\1pk1n"' C.sthy Cl1lvig \\'ilson Ramllna ':'\icholo, Parrio;,h Gcr.lld GreJtUrv Nanc\" ~thn·n Km.,t'\ Ronald Lee McQu"'t!n Albert Clarence Houo;c Ill ~ennclh :\lien \\'1l~m • Glenn Collin"' P"-ck Jr Ro~rt Edward i'.1rk fem· WeJT'\' Mdton • Jo..:arcn Crutchfu:~ld Hulbert )udllh Hogshead \\'intlln Man· Roberta Blu~o" Penc;e kenneth Alan KrallL (\ndrca Mane \1u~oln Robt.orto )l'hu Hunter • ~\llt.'n Wilton \\'ocxl Ill t\ngl'lol Ruth Pl'll!nnan • Gar\" Bcntamln UmtJot:rt )tlhn Ander..,lm '\:elm.., Stanton B Ingram Jr John Rhoad"' \\'or.,lcr Fri'ln).. Parker Ph1hp ... Ill Dean ln<.Jev l....1n~rJJI l.md,t Rl,,-,ton :\1d~n Gll•nn Pl.1~e Rubert Daud lolfn,lgm Robcrtl~ \ anlcy Robert ).;.l•nneth Stuart Let.' Jud1th Ll'\.' Pdl'l'<;(10 \ crna Piau La Thll0\.1"' Andl!r..,\10 )l'ltm•-. Garland :'\d"'-m Ycli~'- Ga1l CharJt.-..;, Arthur le.;IH• lr Ho~n,Jd H ReddiCk lr Shdhlfl )l·•...,ur Stt-rhen \\"ad1.• ) Jtl'' L\"d!.._•r Sar.1h Geddn: Pnd~l·n Kl•nt Pl'll'r"' KJmt'twu)o!.h Charll!.. Ll.'mucl L1llh: Jr Llln ... t.ln(l.' r•arke,....l)n ....,undl·r .. Jam(\." Oaught!rt\" R,1wl Thum.l"' Rlll. kmcrt ·\rthur Oa\ 1d""-'n ~1.lnn • M.!r~olrl·l F.llcn Sht·l·h,lfl Rvan \\',JJ,h Rl·~al R1.:harJ Ddu~la ... l.o1w., Ju~ph Stl'ph\!n Marilml' Bnan Dand St..,J...a '75 E.itt.lbl·th l.lldm Rh.1me • )on.lthotn Brucl' L"''n'Ol' kathll'l'n Heap\· \1Milml· ~h,h.ll'l Skrhng Spc.:t .. raul (llf\r.ld Rh\·m· Ill Rdx!CCol Arrdnt., Lchm.tn iol....:lthl!nnl! Stllfc\ ~tartl Dt.•nn1s ).._clfh St.lnllcld RKhard Durant AJams Stephen r men RKh.UdSliO • \!an· Stewart l.md"-'\" Oa' 1d ~ut ~1,C1mpbcll ..._arl b,u,._C.tela.n l.k\ugla.-. L('(• Allen Dc~Nah Annl' Rll\ ll'llO Arthur Luc.,.., \hchael) . ~kCardl•ll S..rba.ra L\ nn Sudduth Patrioa Ann r\llrt•d Su-...1n \h1m .. Safran Martha \\'alkl!r lnm Margaret Lath.1m Md .1u~hhn ~I an· Rt..~''-' Tcal • Robert Glad'itonc Anthum· lr John \\"1lham Soltterhcld 5tuart Crai~ Markman Georg\! lt•muel ~lcwborn Ill • Ehrabeth Ann lhld..,trup )1mmie B.wnco; Appll' Jr Scott Pa~-t'-' S.1w10 Su..an T1lghman Ma'tlm Marcus Cole M1ller Ellen Thomas T1llett StJnlcv Harmon Armstrnnv, )r D1anc L Xhnc1d1.!r Bovd Broodwav Ma<,\.l~l'l! Ill Richard P Montague • Laura ~thll--en Turner • Mar\· Carol Bamo;,ter Philll'• Lambt!th Scott k.aren Bl.;,o,cJI MJ.UhcW"­ jean Patncia Moore fo~cph Charlt'!! \\'\!inlx>rgcr lr Robert Kmght Barro,,-~ Jr Su.,an ~auchamp Sei\"C\' John Mathl!.;,on McAipml! Chnton He\•ward Morg.:tn Jr )arne-. R We1nhe1mt!r Dal·id Dard~n Batholomt''' Wilham Jd£re.., .. Senter Jr Thomas Conk.hn McGrom R.Jchard Garv Mulll'r Alana Schmidt \\'1lhams Lvnn Ma~n"s' Ba~Jer Janet Wear Sha'" Kathn·n Ann McMurtn· Sallv Mendenhall 1\:ortham lonml' Bo\•d Wilham~ Jr Gl>orgc Leemon Batten fr Kendall )ones Shaw Jr Robert Graham Melton Rtdlard Scott Nowlan Barb.lra Weeks Wdli£lltd Su.:.an Thomson Batten Wh1tnc\· Rn Shaw Bruce Hofler Milo1m Marbn Monroe Pannell · fo<.4.•ph Walter Williford )enmc Bason Beac;lc,· R1ch.Hd Zane Shultzaberger Kl!nneth Da\·id M1ller John Francis r~nderga'>t )r Deborah Anne \'Jilsun Man· Alma Simpson Bever Ocn1se C.:ul Sm1th Cl\'dl' Co\'te Mangec; Cvnth1o1 jsiN P.1tnoa Endler Bmmngham t\hchclle Robanson Snead StCphan\' Wilhamc; Mmgc.. u".onard john Porcelli )r Harve\' Emt>rv Wood Ill :\lane\" Corle'" Blanton Dav1d Eugene Sparro\\ Michat!l Dav1d Murra\ Howard Roger Reece Lmda D1ana Worlev • Bettv jane Boehmer Carl Bradlord Stembauer Man• Witten cal Fntz Richter 111 joseph Wisler Bm\·man )an1ce Ku\vnvch Ston Mark AI<'JCander Northam Dav1d Au~hn Robcrc;on Hcnn· Worth Bo~-cc~ Ill Mo1rk Stanton Thomas Elizabeth Cameron Obear Jean Carol Robert~ Melinda A\'ton Bovee Clarence Wade Tolbert Theodore Dav1d Orban Dav1s Rutheford Ruark '79 Edward willl.olm Brad)C\' Jr Curbs, He1gh Tucker Clvd<' R1ch\' Pardue Shellev Banks Scarborough Kathrvn Ann Baker James Donald Bradsh<'r Jr Jamc~ Stuart Vons Ann L.1ne\· Parker Cra1g Christopher Shaffer Kathleen Hu:•rs Brewin · · Clara Beth Barnes Stephen Allen Walker Sandra Ka-ye Pegram • Chnstopher Thorne Shaper Lou1se Fisher Beaver John Lee Bngham Conrads Penderga.-.t Teresa Brown WallendJaclc. Nann• Laura Naylor Shaw Preston Smvthe Beck Kathv Stephens Brooks Cvnthaa Pa1ge Ward Anne Fulmer Plagc Roger Wade Shepard jam1e Russell Brown Catht.>rinc Elin Bolton )amec; Randolph Ward Pamela Jane Powell Joe Michael Shemll Matthew Howard Booher Robert Carve\' Burchette Jr Lvnne Baker Ward John Philhp PrUitt Oouglao;, Wilson Shou5e Po1tricia B Calvert Eliz.abeth Ellen Burton o"l!borah Darden \''are H!.!len V•ctuna Purga':>On Barbara Mason Sm1th Debra Cnttenden Cantrell )amco; Kenneth Car">e Nann· Wuren Wellfmd William Harper Ra\' Ill Colleen M1chelc Sna"elv Barbara Ellen Cr.ug Shellev Dtck Care\ Alfr~,.>d Jr C.1thtmm.• Hoo..er Wh1tl! Paul Ricci Rebt:>cca t\lcM111an Spart_l," Brenda Woffu(d 0;1\ Deborah Steaner Ca'io'd"' Juhn Alonta \\"h1tlc\ Albl'rt Brownlee Rive ... Hamel louic:,e St1m~n Lawrencl! Harns Chewnmg 111 Donna Jo Doulong Robert Edmond W•lho1t Man Elwtbcth Robm,on Rcbeccah Be-cJ.. Sulhvan Mark Curti!> Christa· Robert Winston Dt-tz1er lr M,,~· Sue Ma~owe William' Moll\: Jo Lambnght Robm..,on David ferris Tamer •• Jack Os.c.ar Oa\·ton · Laura M.:tlone Elliott K1mberl\· HL'\ll('n Scarbor{'lugh Jr Holl\" Ha11hp Wio;l' Ann Ru!>~ll Tavlor Judith Le1gh Ev.ms • Patnc1a G<~mtv Coot<. Scott Seawell Co1thenne Hall YounJt Em11\· Richard Dean Tc1vlor Am'!: lc1gh Ficllang Ocbb1e Hearn Coffield Alan Sm1th Chn..,hm.- Phvth .. Young Scott Scott Arthur Thacker Dana Fishburne Da\'ld Harold Coggms Neal Snuth Stephen Peter Loren T uckcr Suo:.an lk'Ck.with G1e"'ler John Crawford Cooke Warren Steen Ill '76 John Doroth.,· Bendall Walk Anne Shepherd G1lmun.• )Nn Mane Craddock Arthur Silliman John Robert Joseph Wanskcr Ravmond Bcntamm Jones Ill Gile-. franklin Crowell Jc.,sc Da\'ld Abtorncthv Constance Baker Tate Donna Leigh Wh1..enhunt Ann W. Ke1ger Charle~ Bravton D1llon Ed\'l.•ard Lane Aldennan Jr Garv Tate Ste\"en Harlan Paul WichelhaU'io David McCue Kcrse\' Marsha McElrath Earlc,- Henrv P">ck Aml..'s Greta Banks Templeton Danna Lynn Wilev Pamela Jane Koch Sara Christl Wilkerson Edward~ Patnci.-. K.lv Anderson Denmc; Clo1rk Tesh Mark Alan W11liam!t Fred Scott Koppl!nheHcr Brenda Farr Engel • Hallie Scott Arnngton Sue T1llett jamnc Alan Gerard Zyskowo;kJ Jane Dawkins Koppenheftl•r &h.,.ard Merntt farm<'r Lcw1e l...lnham Batt.'s Ill Powell Town Melissa • M1chael Randolph Llnglt.•y Kathleen Helen fyHe Oougla.;, Rav lknfield Tucker Jen ltld!Ch Wilham Frederick Laporte Ill Ronald Mich.Jcl Carsliw Willis Eugen(' Blackwelder Steven Bruce Walk '78 • Ph1lhp Charles L~kronc Walter Cla\'ton Gavnor Barbara Courtney BJ,lClc.\\'Cil Mark Allan WallcndJaCk Landa Su~n Leonard Gayla Deal\' Gentrv John Wayne Blancett OliVl'r Warren II Diana Moon Adams James Patriaa Payne Lun.k..1 Patnca Ellen Gilrov Dav1d Wavne Bland Henry Weldon Ellie Autry Alderm.ln Wilham Allen Kevm Lydick Susan Wanner Glao;,s Marv Burges., Bland Havnsworth Wh1tc Ellen Jearl Alford Kno'll Barbara Ann Marhn Edna Cockburn Grt'Cn Bruce Christian Boeger Regma A.nnette \\'h1tehl'ad Mary Margaret Alh:-shou"'c Lori Belll'\1." McCanll"$~ C.1rla Ho\\CJI Greenfield W•lham Scott Bottenu' Laura Jane Arnesen Daml'l lngl'f'iOII Wh1ttel .. ev Richard Hardie Md)(mald Donan Have' Gunter G1.•rald Rnnald Bouchard Cobv Olen Wu.kman Scott Wilham lk.'<"-

28 Sea Island Summer Planning Conference

Alumni Council members, their Workshop, as well as group discus· families, and guests attended the sions on Wake Forest publications 1980 Su(Jlmer Planning Conference moderated by University Editor at The Cloister in Sea Island, Georgia Marty Lentz (M.B.A. '79). The Satur· from july 10 through july 13. day banquet included comments by Guests were welcomed at a Thurs· University President james Ralph day night reception by Alumni Scales and " Wake Forest , Association President Kyle Young 1970-1980: A Retrospective Slide ('65, M.D. '69) of Greensboro, N.C. Presentation." Sunday morning's ses· In Friday's session council members sion included a devotionaL study heard reports from Alumni Ac· group recommendations, and com­ tivities Director Bob Mills ('71, mittee appointments for the coming M.B.A. '80) on his alumni market year. survey (see page 13), from Law Free time was spent golfing, play­ School Dean Donald Scarlett, Bab· ing tennis, shopping, relaxing on the cock Graduate School Dean Edward beach, eating The Cloister's delicious Felton, and Director of Athletics food and reveling in its distinctive Gene Hooks ('50). service, and making recommenda· The Saturday business session in· tions to the Alumni Activities staff eluded a preseDtation on the Univer· that the 1981 conference be held at sity's proposed Sesquicentennial Sea Island again. Campaign and a Fund Raising With President Scales at the head table during the Saturday night banquet were Council President Kyle Young ; Jan Wuertenberger Blackford ('68) of Winston-Salem, President-elect of the Association; and Caroline Young ( '65) of Greensboro.

Attentive participants in a planning session are Ros Chostner ('69) of Winston-Salem ; John Rawlings ('29) of Lawrenceville, Virginia; Don Moore ('41) of Coats, N. C. ; an Tom Marshburn ('46) of Wilmington, N.C.

Graylyn is being restored after a June fire caused extensive damage. A workman contemplates the view from the platform built to cover the third floor while the roof is reconstructed. The project should be completed by the spring of 1982.

29 Class Performance by Class Performance by Class Performance Percentage Amount by Year Class Amount Class Percentage PercenUge 1966 5185.250 Amount 56.91< 136.438 a ... 1935 '1.!: Centurv 394'1 56.8 96,598 Half-Centurv 51 36.438 1964 1934 3 40 56.0 54 ,284 1930 3.995 1965 1940 36 1 45,821 1931 4,370 1967 534 1965 443 42,144 1932 10,779 1936 52 9 1959 29 9 38, 184 1933 3.4W 1966 50.0 1955 36.2 37,628 1934 96,598 1968 49 I 1943 569 48.6 34.681 1935 34.681 1945 1935 25,311 52 9 47 6 34.651 1936 39 2 1969 1961 14,637 1970 461 34.413 1937 34 5 1960 15, 166 1963 45 .3 33.878 1938 330 1967 13,628 1962 45 .1 32.397 1939 41 3 1941 54.284 1943 45.1 32.259 1940 38 9 1958 1941 32.397 1960 44 3 1951 31.109 27.838 339 43 .1 30,481 1942 -15.1 1932 1949 1943 37.628 1959 430 1948 29 .580 41 - 41- 1944 II 440 1955 1957 29,440 15.270 49 I 41.6 29,260 1945 31.3 1944 1964 1946 6.461 1972 413 1954 28 .927 23,185 37 I 41 2 27,838 1947 332 1940 1942 1948 29.580 1958 41.2 1956 27,583 30,481 37 0 40 .8 27.297 1949 30 2 1971 1963 19'1l 17. 11 7 1973 39.8 1952 27.234 33 6 26,264 1951 31109 1961 39 4 1962 27,23-1 32 3 39.2 25.660 1952 29 1 Ill Century 1970 19;3 22 .949 1937 38.9 25.311 30. 1 1936 1954 28, 927 1941 37 4 1968 25,030 38,184 43 0 37 I 23. 185 1955 37 4 1956 1947 1956 27.583 1947 37.0 19;3 22.949 29. 440 366 36.6 21 ,575 1957 41 2 1949 1969 32.259 1957 36.6 20.748 1958 13.1 1973 1959 42 .144 1934 362 1971 18.597 45 .1 880 1960 34.413 1931 361 1972 17, 39 8 345 1961 34,651 1938 1950 17,117 26, 264 45.3 340 15.270 1962 461 1930 1945 1963 27.297 1942 339 1938 15.166 56.8 33 .6 14.637 1964 29.260 1951 1937 56.0 332 1965 45,821 1948 1939 13.&28 185,250 52.5 330 12,o;09 1966 ;3 4 1939 1974 33,878 1952 323 11 ,440 1967 50.0 1944 1968 25,030 1946 31.3 1932 IO,i79 21.575 486 302 10.400 1969 4i.b 1950 1976 1970 25.660 1954 30.1 197'5 8.491 I ,597 41. 2 299 1971 1933 1978 &.4i:! 17,880 41.6 273 1972 19;3 194& 6.4&1 20,748 40.8 27 I 5,371 1973 1975 1977 27. 1 24 3 1974 12.809 1974 1931 4.370 8.491 27.3 19.3 3,995 1975 1976 1930 10,400 24.3 1976 1977 IS I 1933 3.460 5,371 19 3 117 3,032 1977 1978 1979 6,472 15. 1 37 4q 1978 117 1979 1979 3,032 ~

Law Fund Graduate Alumni Wake Forest alumnr who attended tire Graduate School and wlro gave to Dean 's Associates gat•e $1 ,000 or more to tire Law Fund of the Wake Forest Ulllt>ersrtv any area of the University in 1979--80 are listed below. School of Law. Smior Partners !(a!'e $500 to 5999 ami Partna; gar•c 5100 h• 5~99. cx<<'J>t the classes of 1977 (S75J 19~8 (S5UJ . and till' 19-9 rS25J. TJr.- Sdu~>l ••f Lm• "1'1'"'''""'' till' Charles G. Huntington Beaulah Lass1ter Raynor a/rnn111 mul (rit•nds Johnrue Virgmia Anderson Victoria Klein Resnick generosrtv and lovalty of these Pabicia Scarborough Ashworth Wayne Moms Hun Phillip Michael Hutchins Thomas Jeffrey Richards Lucy Pinson Barden Daruel James Richman Margaret Hlggms Bennett Carolyn Collins Johnson Dyeann Bunch Jordan Rachel Jessup Roger< Leona Dorothy Bcrrchert Mark Spurgeon Rose Senior Partners Karl Alfred Bretz Gary D. Kauffman Partners' Program 1979-1980 llarb.ua Ennis Kearney Gwen Roberts Sharp Charles T Brooks Edith Vortrefflic Sloan 1931 1955 Martha Ann Kilby Dean's Associates Joe Mauney Roger Petn Brownlee Nancy Buffaloe Smith James R Nance Jane Aaron Canruchael Bert Jack Klem Jr Kay Shaw Kribs jucblh Norville Stroup 1934 1956 Gerald Wayne Cassida Anne--Marie Tague Half-Century 1955 james E. Johnson Jr Marion Yang Kwok Gallant C Woodrow Teague Keywood CameO Cheves )r Gwynne Stephens Taylor Gordon B. Rowland WadeM Frank P Meadows Jr Jan• Williams Coplin jud1th Ann Luna Lefkowitz Wilham Cheny Uvingston Paul E. Tnmk Lex Marsh 1956 1936 Arthur L. Crawley Dooley L. Underwood Ill Robert D _Holleman 1957 Will.i.am Oaude McConnell 1933 G . Eugene Boyce M A1eunder B1ggs Donnie Norbert Crenshaw Jr Betty D. Chase Vestal Sharon Letherbury Daruel Miller Baud McDonald Barron K. Grier 1965 1937 Ar

30 1969 J. Kermit Coble 1964 Carl W. H1bbert MarkS. Thomas Maunce S. Hull Charlt.>s E. Fryt• Jr Noland Mattocks Nathan Cole Bob W Bowers Charles E. McCartney Jr Lex H Veazey Ill jonathan L Jones Manuel Gardo~ Lonnie T Dark joe N Cagle Douglas S. Pungcr J Randolph Ward Suzanne L. Jowdy F. Gwyn Harper 1970 A D. Folger Charles E. Clement Sr Manlyn P. Koch Joe E. Hodge­ R. Gene Braswell Norman L. Sloan William E. West Jr Marshall 8. Hartsfield Sidney S. Eagles Jr William J Kubida William 0 Kmeschell John G Wolfe111 1973 S. L. Wilcox Kenneth G. Hlte Joe D. Floyd Boyd 8 Massagee Ill Henry C. Lau~nnan } Steven Bracket G W Wilhams 1971 Fredenck Hofmann Robert l. Holland Beverly R. Mttchell Kennl'th Ma~ohc; Ellis M Bragg R. A Walliams H Clay Hemric Jr Carl P. Holleman Ri chard M Hutson II J B. Wilson Victor C. Mttchencr Thomas W Martm Sr Benjamm H Bn dge~ Ill Pdul H livingston Jr Charles A Hoste tler Sr Kevm J M aher James Reid Morgan Lovd A Mulhnax Wade E. Byrd B J Wood john A James james F. Pennv Jr Jeffrey N Plowman J~l 5. Newman joseph B Cheshuc V 1979 1m Thomas S. Johnston Wayne C. Shugart 0 Ray Rane)' 11 Richard E Opahnski J Lc1rkan Pahl Wilham T Culpepper Ill C Edwin Allman Ill Ray F Swain Paul G. S toner Mary W Root W. C Pfeffl'rkorn J William Straughan Jr T Paul Hendrick Diane L Appleton Robert V Suggs John B Ross jr Carlton S Pnckett lr t950 Walter L. Hinson S.1muel F Bost 1974 Raymond D Thomas J P Sauerbrun Mr., T P PruHI Clyde A Douglass II Robert E Hodge~ Russell R. Bowling l...lura A Kratt Davtd P Shouvlin Charles P. Ro~;,c Jr C Edwnrd Hancock Jr. 1965 I Manning Huskc Robert L. Cherry Jr Patrick U. Smathe" Davad F Shorl!., t977 Worth H Hester David C. Barefoot Robert J. ldwmg Keith A Clmard Thoma .. P Stamp!on R Kyle Hayes John E. Hall Robert F. Siler Joe E. Biesecker Robert Weinstem Harry R. Hill D. Clark Smith Laurel 0. Boyles John H H oots Michael Walsh '14 '38 1933 W linville Roach We! W. Mailin jr John Henry Leroy Jr James Walter Ma...on Jr Edwin W. Welch Robert A O'Quinn Robert Wemstcm joseph D Blythe Keith Y Sharpe Larry 5. Moore Jerry G. Tart D. McC. Williams Paula M Potoei.ak Joel Franci~ Pa<;(hal 1937 Charles R Young William S. Rose Jr '21 Samuel Dudley Sm1th Sr Woodrow W jones 1958 '32 1969 Jack E. Ruby Dickson Wh1s nan1 David 5. Stillwell W Earl Britt William V. Scholl Jr Walter James Bone T Merritt Bumpass Jr Willie Frankhn Blackmore Walter Lee Zachary Frank H Watspn Jack A Davis Daanne C. Sellers Isham Barney Hudson Sr Vernon E. Cardwell Rtchard L. Brown Jr Edd W DeArmon Jr D. Webster Trask George Alexis Marsh Jr 1938 Mtchael P Carr Joseph W Garrett Daniel W Fouts Henry V Ward Jr '39 H Clay Hemric Stephen T Dame! Granville A Ryals William C. Warden Jr. Robert C Jo sey 111 Wesley B. Grant Robert Burbage Campbell Robert L Yancey '22 Norman G. Lancaster 1959 Allan B. Head '33 Lacy Summey Collier Will.iam C Blossom Clyde Charles L. Ltttle David V Liner 1977 Peebles Hams John Ruffin Branham James Edward Knott Jr Louis A Burney Fred Robert M Mart1n Russell Walker K. Dean Black Bryans Helms Barron Kelly Crier Ashley Thom.1s McCarter George E. Clayton Jr James L Taylor Larry S. Moore S Nelson Weeks Richard A Bu ssey Jake W Harrill Samuel Smith Koy E. Dawkins D. W. F. Williams Jr Joseph T Carruthers Ill leslie John Huntley Jr Dickson Whisnant Ralph E Goodale Wilham Cnchton V '40 1970 Harvey A Lupton David A Jones Richard W. Forrester '23 1939 Carl E. Bell Leon Dudley SmJth Graham Stuart Devane S. J Webster Jr Charles T Hagan Ill Lacy S. Colher R. Terry Bennett Emest A Gardner John Henry Vernon Jr Chfton Wh1te Everett H . Terry Hutchens Sr James E. Knott Jr 1960 James N Deinlein john Council Joyner Sr James Mad1son Hayes Jr W W Kitclun Jr P C. Barwock Jr Leslie 8 Farmer George Eugene Upchurch jr Eugene Harold Ph1ll1pS 1940 Gaather M Keener Jr C. james Faircloth Mark E. Galloway Carroll Wayland Weathers Sr '34 Archae leak Smith Sr Eugene H Phillips Kenneth K. Kyrc Jr CarroU F Gardner Edgar B Gregory Erwin Thompson Wllliam'i Walter Frederick Withams Sr Arch1e L. Smith John P. Lewis Jr john Thomas Hicks Clive I Goodson Robert A Hannah W. Fred Williams Stephen R little Walter james Pattman William E. Hall Malcolm Howard J. T M. Molitons William Octavius Rosser Jr 1941 Robert A Jones Max E. Jushce '24 '41 Robert A Mulhnax Charles Woodrow Teague Hamilton H Hobgood Louis B. Meyer W J. Nolan Ill John E. Nobles Jr BenJamin Smith Beach Arch1bald Colin Walker james W Oonl7 Robert). Randolph Frank J. Yeager Gregory W Schiro Sandy G. Pittman Basil T Jones Jr. Duncan C. Wilson Hamilton H H obgood WiUiam W. Staton J. E. Snyder Jr 1961 Richard T Rice Robert J Randolph Robert C. Stephens Jr 1942 William W Aycock W. R Saunders Jr William Wayne Staton Robert W Summer Ralph l. Alexander Sr lloyd F. Baucom james S. Staton '25 '35 jacob C Taylor Glasgow Wiley F. Bowen Robert W Wolf C. Butts joseph E Stroud Jr Foster Piercy Carter Sarah Greason Callaghan '42 joseph William E. Crosswhite B Huff )r 1971 J, David Walsh Adrian J Newton Milford K Gurley R.llph lewic; Alexander Sr John E. Tate Philip A Doehl Donald E. Bntl Jr. 'Kenneth H . Zezulka Joseph A Hay ~ Charles Glac;gow Butt' Gcero P Yow Erml F. Kratt jones P. Byrd Joseph Bascom Huff Jr R. Marks Arnold Samuel Augustuo; Howard jr Ted B. Lockerman R. W. Deese Charles Richardson Jarrell 1945 T J Ashcraft '26 William L. Powell Jr M jay DeVaney Wiley Leon Lane Jr I Murchison Biggs A J. Oertel Fredenck E. Turnage John Henry Barry Edwards Sr Cathenne Pa\Chal P Exum David H Bland '36 1946 George Bismark Godfrt;Y John Everett Tate 1962 J. Samuel Gorham Ill Edna L. Bryan Seavy A. Carroll Robert L. Hams Sr Brodte Ezra Hood Joseph Dudley Blythe Ctcero Preston Yow john H Bingham Charles T Bush)' Mary Grace DeReamer Buddy 0 . H Herring John Avcod.. Daughtridge Bruce B. Briggs L ). Connell Carter W. Jones F. Addison Hewlett )r. R. Gene Edmundson Grey LaPrade Jr Peter N. Ehrlich W R Loftis]r '27 Robert Dunn Holleman Sr '43 1947 C. Eugene McElroy John B. Fleming Jr John H. Nicholson Ill William A. Marhn Fredenck G. Chamblee A Wncoln Sherk Grady L. Friday Jr James Cave Bethune Sr Henry Wade Yates Walter james W . Newsome Jack L. Donnell James L. Swisher W Pitt Jr Robert C. Georgiadc Brantley Clevt.>land Booe Norman W Shearin Jr Woodrow Hufham Peterson l Russell Nipper Charles R. Tedder John H. Homackel Fred Henderson Ha ~ty C. Ernest Simons Jr Raymond Pridgen '45 J. Hal Konlaw Jr. Albert Morris Rice 1948 1963 Fred Stokes Russell Faison Van Landingham Ben N Cole James E. Ezzell Jr John F Lanham I. MurchiSOn Btggs J. E. Switzer J r Vlrginia G. Mahoney Wi.lllam H Hams jack P Gulley Gary B Tash '28 FrankL Todd )r Robert C. Hedrick Robert M. Moose '37 Ashley L. Hogewood 19n Leon E. Porter Jr A. G. Johnson '46 1949 Wilham H Andrews J. Gray Robinson Robert Howard Irvin john R. Hooten Raye V Knoght Seavv Alrxander Carroll Robert F. Babb Walbur T. Debnam Jr Margaret L. Sharpe Woodrow Wilson Jones Thomas W Moore J r Robert Earl Lee MarY Caudle De Reamer Jack F. Canady Howard D. Fashbaugh Jr Christopher J. Small joe Bryan Pattman Ralph A Walker ~eorge Edward Montague Cmer Wallace )one. Meredoth E Cavendish Debo.rah A. Henderson Barbara D. Smith Davtd Soler Stillwell 31 ~1evre so;a Hugh~ Schoonm.1ker l\'nn Russe-ll Mader Momon )ohn~n O,l\;S Jamm\· Hamdh>n Bamh1ll '72 '60 Da ... id HuH Mo~ner '47 Nei:.On Monroe Cd.,Stl'\ l!n' Jr Phthp C Sh,l\\ Spt:'ncer Bryon Enm.;, Edward Marru,o Mar;h Jr Buford Temll Henderson II Plato Colhn'.:i &.n' 1rk Jr Ru~~u WeldCtn Demenl )r GeoQte Chari~ S1mmon.., Ill Charle.-. )ackwn Ale'C:..lndl'r II Fredt.•nck Garland Chamblee H1ram John-.ton Mavo Jr Hugh ~hllard Marhn Sr Donald Ravmond Canad\ )ern· Lee E.Jgle kenneth Aldl'n Smith Wilham H1ll Andrl'w"' Jad.. Lmdon Donnell Joo;.cph Calhoun Moore III RonAld Conrad Dtlthey Grad\· Thermon Ferrell Jr Phdhp 1 Sm11h John Ltnder Barber Charle" Truett \ln•rs lkrt McGet! \.lontaguc John Burke OT>onnell )r \Vdham ~1chol:wn Delm.sr l..dmar Dowda l..lrn· G. Ford Rtlberl Sldnlev Tavlef">>n Ma'C: S Bu~b\ Juh.1n Rus-.ell :'\:1pper \loor.: Ill Ovuglas Ao\·d (}.-,borne lr Elm~r k enmcth SJwyer Ethcnd~!! 11 L.ury Eugene Harne;, Donald J Sr Carroll Frank.! an G.ltdner Norm •.m Brya.nl Kellum Jr Bcnramin llo1T\·e'· Whate Jr Howard [)lit., Fa,hbaugh Jr P.1ul Emers.on Pmo;on Ch' I! ln•m Good .... on R1ch.trd Hand J...e-, .. ler Duvall McClellan \\'1lham..; lr WOlx:lrow W Guntt'T II Ro~rt Wa\·ltlll ~r J~olhn Garwood i\:c\\"ltt Jr Chari~.~ o... --ctench Hl'ldgcrd Tht•ma ... l.d\\ renee PollaN E\'eH'tl'-' Cornell C.nne--. Bobbv Frank l one~ Altrcd John Onorato Debt~tolh Ann Hendl·r.. on (htugc \\ Hughl"'' H.1m· Ed\\.ard Pa~hJI }t.•hn C \\ G.utlncr C.1ruh·n Bumettl' Ingram So.lmuel fame ... \ dlegao~c B.urd ~b..;t )amt>" R1ch.1rd \\al~er Thtlma-.. ~lt•rntt Bumpao;-.. Jr )ohn Fr.ln~ Rol\' E' t.•rdt Ll\\ rene~ HenrY Rubt.•rt O.t\\~\\'allo..er lr loUI'> B ~h.'vcr )r Ch·d~. Archt•r w,l(ltlon Ill h•mon Flhutt Card\\t.'ll John \l \lav Fr.lnk. lt.••.. t:-.nt.:Tc.ldd Sr Ot•we\ \.\JIJ.sc ..• \\'l•ll., Altn.-d [A>(atur Ward ]r Ro&rl Jn-.cph Robm-..~m Ch.nl\·-.. Edward ~h.(drlnc\' Jr Fn.>d 0...1ugla.-. Turnage ~h,had Paul C.:~rr )Jml-... Sm1th Warren Ri,holrd \.luorc Warrl'n .o\lbcrl Andl•J""berl Fulll·t Ae-mm~ Rht.'ld.l Bn·dn Bilhng.:; \hch<1t'l L Peul(t>IJ ~mul'l Gra\ -.on \'\ al"4:m Jnn l.lrroll -\bcrnt.·thv Jr ll•hn \'t:m~m Blad..wdl lr Wil11.1m \\' ..\\'CtXIo.. )r \tJn,n k.('\' Bk,unt )r )l•roml• B f-nl'dmdn l..Jm· F Pno~ lame-. \\ ilh.lm 'l atclm Hewllt jr \:"•HTrl.ln Let.~ Slo.:m Mcrc-d1th E Ca\ cndl<;h John Hl·nn· Hl'llot ... Thoma .. \\ Ri(h,trd fk•rn.trd Huwmglun R"hard Pa-..hm B.ldh.lm )r \\'llliam E. ·cn,s.-."hltt.· Garr.Jrd Ph11ip )l'ltt•Nln "imllh )t.'n1m\' 1-..cmut Coklle (;,.1m )enl..m-.. Jr Ph1hp Arthur Ou:ohl Fred Stl'phen GJJ..,, \larvan .\-.her )dltt! IJml"' F Baile\· lr \\',men lre (,,blc Da\'ld Poltlt.•rson \la.;,t Jr ,-\rthur C Spnn~ Dennl!> C\•rdon Bt.·nKhon Palmer Eugl!ne Huff.;tt.•llcr ~r Thoma'- ~lvt!r.., Grad\' <.:harlt"S \\ 1lham lt..Jkr RKh.trd lhomJ .. St.mgl:' R~·rt Alton Ben'-(m '\.llhan Coil' Jr Jl'"'crh \\'illi<1m ~l..1unl'' Errul Fa1hn~ \\'dhJm Aluru:u HOlwer fr Dll'\' \\'dham Bl.1nd R.l\' Ted Brook., l.ocJ.erman Pt·h:r lamt..., Hunter )r ~oland R.,ndt.,lph \-1Jth"-"-"' )r OJ\·1d Hllwcn.m Bowd('n Lonmt.· \\'l·..,lc\· Lsnvlllt.• Rn.:1ch Charlt."!t E 5\H"t'n\ Jr Stt.:'phcn ILlhn 8r.1un Talton 03rJ... Ir joe Th<.,ma .. f\.hll~p .. \\ahPr Hunter hm~ Jr Rt.,~rt Ch dt• \lct::h·m\JOJ.., Alt10lt\ D1llard Fol~t>r Albert- Bt'rnkt• Ru~., Jr Herb,.;ort Lam.tr Thumas fm ...., l l..Jv.:tt:m Bro\-.n Jr \\'1lliam L... ~ Powdl )r Hugh Lhwd fo..t.'\' lr Robert tf,n·l'"' .\lc:\:e111 II \1Jr"hilll B.uh.1m Hart..,tu~ld rem·:'\:' \\'al~l'l Thorn.:&' Samp.. ..,n Rnv-..1\'r Jr \\'al-.on M L.11ar Ron.lld Denm .. \ll(\11.1 Ht•ath Ot.•nltm Bum~.1rdner Jr "'-'Ont:lh Gt.l\' Hilt' Carroll \\'a\·l.md \\'c-.Jthef' Jr Uovd Ke1th Swanngl"n fo..,..·ph \\'dham Mt,...., lame-. Ru~-...·11 Prevaltt-· )r '73 \\'allu.m Suthm Cht.'TJ"\' fr(>d~m Holm.1nn Al<1n Jo~ph \\'hale- Fn.>dl'n..:k E..ul Tum.tFtt' L.mrcnce \\'tllt.Jm Pa~hal lr Carh\•n ~ Pnd.cll lr \ltchacJ Robert Ome Carl rarun Hl.ltlt.>man Lon H Wc.-.t Jr J.lml"' Ruiu .. R~l·r .. Ill )Jmt....., l Rnbert<. Allred Gr.tv Ad.lm'i Thom.t-~ \\.tlh.>r Colt" Charles Ande~n Ho!>tt!tlcr Sr '56 Phihp 8. \.\'h1hng Harold E Ru-, .. dl Jr Bruce H Rt•l;lm-...m Jr lem Slc\·l'n Brdclo..l•lt Bru.:~ Ha.rtmann Connurs )llhn Altred Jaml"5 ( hdrlt· .. Hart T.1\'lt.lr Hl:'nry 8 Sh(lfC Elh<, \h:rl'dtlh 8r.1~ John Crav.. lord CtlOio..e Tht.,ma .. Shull John~t('ln \\'JVOl' C ~tf\'ltl Tamothv Ro~.'rt Co-..~fll\l' Cordon Fu~l'nc Bo\·ce Eugt.·nt.· Cebron Th~'mp-..c:m Ill BcnJ.tmm H Bnd~t-"' Ill Horo~ct.• Rubin.:,on k:omt.-ga,· .. r Ha.rH'\' Lmdt.•nth.JI Ct•~J"''.·r Jr George E Cl.tvton Jr '62 Ed\,,Ud Ru-.-.ell \\'hill' Jr Thllma., Spru11l ThNnhm \\'<1dc E 8\'fd R~rt H LlctC'\' Phihp P11tm.1n Godwm Sr )Jmes Thoma.., \\'!lham.., lr Url Le\,., .. T1l~hm.m Jo~·ph Blvunt Cht...,hm• \ Jo~mt...,Dam.·IIC,l' Ra\ filmor~ Swam John H.1n·e\ Bmgham )ol(klo\H•IICMtlrt Melvin RilndJII HcJd Paull \\tlliams \;,,f'\,·ood Carlton Tille\· Jr Rl1bert Hu)!.h Corbett Ephraim Munay Tale Jr. Fn>denc~ Stanlt.·v BI.Kk \.\m.. ton fo.h::~ollr Tl,mO\\ Rubert Lt,>Ja\ Cummm~~ Charlc.. Thoma., )ohn .. on Jr John Da\'i!' \\ n~ht lame-. E'it~ cro ...... Jr Fitzhu~h E. \\'allace lr Bruce B BnAA~ Ru ... -..ciJ Grad\ \.\'alkl'r J.1me., \lelvm Dav fame!' Edwsn '''hnson )r )r \\'dh<1m Thnma-.. CuiJ".'pper Ill Richard Alt.-xandu Wilham~ Sr \\'ilham Hcrt'lert Brown Jr 5.:1nd\· 'l'l.,on \\'l-ck." Francit. E Dad \tat"ohall H Elh-.. lad. Edward K.!Js.., Charle-. Bt!nnett Dcanl' lr Frank Ph.'J"-lnt .. \ l eadow-.. )r '67 \\alter Fn-dl.'n(~ Wdham o; lr Chari...., Robert OJ.-..hl,·ll lr Edward ~brcu-. Fergu"m Jr Ronald G Edmundson Rebe-cca Je.tn f\·~u~·n \\ llh.1m Bl.l~t.'le\· Mdl'> Richard 8 Ot.>.tl '50 Mumw Cro-..slev Gn.'.1'>4l0 Jr John Frank.hn Bu-;1 Ill Do.1nd O.:J\'ton FranCI"(ll fohn Comchu ... Rigg~ Ch<1rle!o FranC!~ Eakl"'i Wilham Dame) Hemng \\'llham E Bu\m '70 Ed,.,·m Lee GJ\'In II Adrian Jervis Arledg~ Ph1lip Tracv \\'all 0..· Lvle Moonng han-. Clmton Eugene McEirov John A Camet.. Thnmao; E Faeld<, Mel-.·m Dougla.., Come-; Samuel Behrend'> )r Hu~h Mal \.\'ibon A Uncoln Sherk Ferd Lean· Dav1., Jr Carl Ed\\.lrd fkoll E\ ilndcr Munn Brilt Jr Brule Camenm Fra t.•r Oa\'ld Wt.... l('v Gr~nfidd \\'ad~ leon Dan.. )t,hn H Bm)oth.lm \:ancy Denna .. Sherk Ed\>lo in R•. w Gatton Henr\· A-. enll Harlo..ev Fov Oar!... I Ste-.t•n Brat-~t'lt jame~ l.ah·rence Swi .. hl'r \\-'tlham Fredend, Dickens ]r Chart.:.. H•H-.:·Jrd Henn· Stanlev Jame-s Come '57 Ronald Gt.·ne Bra.,.\\ ell Richard le-I.' Gtl.lrd Charle<. Roval Tedder AbrJm [)..wit> Earl\' lr Oannv Glt.•nn H•AAm"' Henr\' C. Dobv Jr .\Jachol Hampton Grcv Crot~t· Jr )ertersan Oa\ 1!. Batt::. Cliiton While E\ l!~ctt Jr ) Oougla.:.~ II Lam· Fnc~c Habt."AAt.lf C ra1g A Jo...Jwamoto \\ ' i~rl M1ll" Faarcloth Ru"'"l'il .-\ fha"'''" 8ol:.:t£'r H finc"h \Iaurice All•,ander Bagg-. )r T Paul Ht.•ndnd. Amt.l Ill K.tnl.s\' \\'avn~ \tonroc Brendle­ '63 )arne-. \telford Gdtther Jr Le...he Bcnhm F.tnner Ch.nlE'S Edward Hancock ]r Ed\-.:•rd Burr HtAArn ... lr \\11lt..t.m Oand ll"E' l.:Jurcnce Starr Graham \(ar~ Elh-.. G.tllflwiJ\' Edgar \.layes Hc1m!'o John Samuel Juhm.on Jr Harold Lee Dale lr \\"alll'r L Hm""- n R.Jchard ~t ..·mtt le\-.1 .. Clarlo'nce \hllard Klrlo.. Bobbv Harold Gntfin Richard Stt.-w.trt Gordon Polul D:lward \tarth Worth Hutchm.-.on H~tcr kenneth D Dtck.in.wn Jr Ed)i:ar Robt-rt Emnl Hodgl~ Edwc1rd ..-\llt:n L1._.;1t..>r John Wtlham GnU" )r Bc-m.Hd Gregllr\ \\ tlham Eu·n·ttl' Martin Robert B \-forgan fame-. Earl Euell Jr Robert Charhe A Hunt lr Anh1~ Edgar lellerwn D John.;on Ill Alt·\ander H.mnah Charles H Randkman Lynch Jr Fred Allen Ao"':cr' lo.;aac M.1nnin~ Hu-.kl• Rodm.•v L Ma""-m Cradv R.t\' ~hw.anger Jr John s_ Ki!;idol\' Jake Car..,,n Hl'ldl'r Chari~ lack Gt.-orJ.!t.' 8 H\·ll'r lr lohn F~anlo..hn ~~t.~'-'ll• .u Holland la\·lor PO\ .. cll Guile\· Charlloo,. Aovd Lee Makolm I Howard H1ram Hamilton Ward \\11l1 E\ t•retlt.• Murphrc\ Ill Robert Ct.' jr Wtlham Horan! Lt.·wi.;;, Jr \Ia" E Ju.-.beh· John Robert Hoot~n ~hchacl )u-.cph Lcwi.., lcm· Gordon T.1rt Don M,1ddo\ DOn SJmud ~l·tll Chart~ Dwight Humphne'> )o.,eph Gordon M.:Jddre\· )tlhn Hal..;tt--d Loughridge lr Rl'bert Jo~me-. Law1n~ '51 Wavne Eugene Jordan Allan 'I M1gdJIJ \\dham \'an ()\ \!'rman Alfrt.>d R. \larley Jr WilhJm )thl•ph ~olan Ill Haden Edward k.no'C: h• ... ~ph Tnppe :'\Jail lame.-. Wll .. on rage Dav1d l=:d"1n Bvrum '58 1~ Pt.'Jrson McCollum Jr Hugh I :'\i"m' Jr Thoma ... Walter Moore jr Ri,hmond H PJjl,e \\'dham Doug.la"' Paf'lm"' R1chard Schu~.·Jer Clark Ma:c Daniel McGmn Rubert W.wnc Odom Henry Gr<1d\· BamhilJ lr Thoma., Ho.1n sle',· Mom11 Lee St•chn.'5t Jr Don.lld E Greene Charlu: Barno.-s Caspt.•r Carlos \.\' Murra\· )r fohn \lum-. Ra'h Denm.. L 5.11\aghl \\'oodn:m \\rls.on St:ymuur Jr John 01fton Harper Edward J 0Jvld DcUord Pavne R.ichev Mark Braswell Pem· Gregor\ \\'1II1Jm Sch1ro Wilham Reginald S1gmon lam"" Bernard Spt>a~ lr Rubert Fredenclo.. Siler tA-"-e\ I Hoob Sr jJclr.A Da\1'• l..arr\' W1lliam P1tt-s John I -Schr.1mm )r Edd \Volt~ DeArmon )r R.llph Adolphus Walkt•r Cl\'dl' F St.1nlev )r Paul Atlt.>n Smoll jakl' T l..dmm Edward lt'1! row~ll Jam~ Eugl·nc Snvdl'r h Damd Wat-.on Foul~ Dewey Blake Yokll'\' Robert Haf\e\- 5\-.t•nnt.-.. II DJ\'Id Clark Srruth )r RobertS Langlev Sr Robert Blum Rascoe Rl(hard lynn Stanle\· Richard George Wil~n H.lmnck O.l\'ld l\c1th i eJgu(" Ot.·wtltc- Sparkman Charlt..... G. Lee Ill lon.1than Drake Re1H Rllbert Chiton Stephen .. )r \larler Arnold M Ham~ Blake\\' Trimbll" Slate TuttJe Jr Oegg Wa\'nc ~bbn• Sr Everette Cebum Shemll Rt1bt.-rt W.1rren Sumner '64 FJton G Tucker Wo~lter R.n Vernlln )r John R1ce Bnlt Matthb le!>lie Bruce ~kDilniel Jam(.><, P R S!Jte E. \iurr.1~· Tale Jr Don Milton Pcndletlln John Percy \'an Zandt Ill )dme.. Gncr \\ allare Wtlham Austin Mcfarland Henn· V Bamelte Jr Jefftev Charles Th1er )amt.•.-. L \V1I..;on Graham Albert Phillipr; Jr Meh·m Forbe-. Wn~ht Jr M1chael G W.:Jbh ~muel Martin Millette Bob Wavne Bowers John Henn· Vernon Ill Robert \\ Wolf DJ\'id Dod.. l'r\' \\'ard Wade Harold M1tchell Granville Alonzo Ryals Joe Neal Cagle Wallace Balle\' Watson John C \Volfe Ill Fred Moore Upchurch Anne Pag~ watwn Eugl'ne James Moor._. Charles Ewing Oement Sr Frank Lee weaver '74 )ames Paul Weaver Cecd Lee Porter Harold Retd W1lson Douglas Purnell Connor Charleo;. Brvant \\'mbem· Jr Frank Burkhead Wyatt OJ..,ld Lewh W1lson Jr Lero\· Robmson Sidne~· Smith Eagle.-. )r Thomao;; R, Wnght · '71 Rov Al~ton Arch~IJ )r Sankey Wnght Robm Pharr Brrd Charlotte 5 Bennett John W1l"-1n Ale,andl'r )r Jack Hutchins \Vh11e Wilham Christopher Blossom Leon Henderson Jr Ph1lip Hoyt Cheatwood Richard Vernon fkmnett W1lham Gl'sle',' 8 Brawley Jr Robert LAwrence Holland Vmcent J Com.•en· Jr ).;.cnneth Robert Benton )lorrv \\"avnl' At~ms Earl B1~ker Richard Martin Hut"SO n II Joe Fn.-denck Umb.lck. Coopt.•r Ill Malcolm Bnttam Blankenship Jr Wtli,am Bennett Atwalt.•r Lou'" Augu· Laurel Ohs Bovles George Edgar Clavton jr Wdham Ohver Kmg Rennv W Dec...e Ravmond Arthur Bretzmann Adcl;udc Gererdme Bch.1n CurllS P Chevnev Ill '52 Ke,·•n- I Maher ~hchJel Ja\' Ot!~;anE'\' Ro8,er Jo;.ent Brown R1chard \\'a\'Ol' Be\·er James C Dav1s Dallas Chnton Oark Jr KO\' Bobby Gra~ Martm John Patnck Walliam J~ph Bum., Oa\'1d Rtl\' Bla.:kw~ll Samuel Emer..on Bntt Ellis Dawkins We--lev D Corle Exum Thomas P Mc:o-.Jamara Jameo; E Floors Sam Quinlev Carfa..,Je II Fr.1n~hn U.-..· Blol·~ Donald Patnck Brock Harold f\1111~ Edwards )ame<> Donald Cowan jr Alonzo Hill Game\· )r Cecil Ph1hp Merritt )amc<> Samuel Gorham Ill Grover AnJ-el'SQn Camn~ton \\'tlll.lm 1\,....l'ph fk.mev )r lame., Fo-.ter Bull()('!... Bonrue Hauch Dom~r John M M1lter Rob..>rl l . Ham> Sr Walter Thomp..;on Comerfurd Jr "-enneth E Bruch Paul Truett Canaday lt1lph b·erett Goodale Fredenck Taylor Danser Ill Gl'Orge Almon Gocxhvvn Edward l.eWI~ Murrelle Harvcv t:lao,' Hemnc )r Charlec. Dudley Cllpp.lg~ Donald \\' adt.• C a·usey J~ H Evans ~rard Hadle\ Oa\·1d~n )r MaJor 84..>•ne Carthaway Shugart W1lliam Randolph lolhs Jr Lucian Holt Felmet Jr B.lm· E. cl,phn )dmes Edw.ud su~:emore Ed\..,ard Wh1takcr Granmc;, Jr Larry Bruce Silton John Harvey :'\licholdenck Hart John Rodwell Penry Jr J1mm>• Franklm Cavlor Raymond Drake Thumi\' Walter W P1tt Arba Shen..,ood Godwm fame~ ~h!>Jd\' Edmund-. Ct.-raid Franklin White Ren.ud Roy MatchdiJr Reginald T Joyner lr Jr Thoma .. S. Watts Normdn \\ Shearin Jr Robert Maune~ Granl Jr Jamt.'S O..•wc\' Edward.., Jr '-illrm.m Adnan Wiggin' Joe Hender,on Morrb Alton Yates Lennun Amold Leroy Young Clo.1ude Roger ThomJ<, H,lley \\"alliam Huugh Fltlwe )r. Jack Morttln Wilham J McCartho, Eml'..;t S•mon.., Jr Frt.>d Stoke.., Gt.oorge Nve H<1mrick Gl'Orge- ThumJ.., Fuller Po11nck M Elh., Lewis A \'COCk John C Regan Ill Ch.ul~ Daw.. Ciarlo.. Jr Donna Eliz.a~th Wynne Ned Wright Koonce Stl'pht.•n Crarg Ha ... .:.cnflo'll Dav1d Caldwell ~rcloul Wyatt T SaunderS Jr Laura Antometlt.' Kratt )u-...•ph CI.:Jud1us HedgJ"'.'th II 32 Jack~n Walter Hen~n jonathan Phillip Sauerbrun Robert Ball Hulbert Jr '78 Dav1d Peter Shouvhn Charhe Armon Hunt Jr Robert Marks Arnold Patnc.k Underwood Smathers Kenneth Richard Jacobson Thomas Johnson Ashcraft Thomas Paty Stamps Elva Lois Jess Garza Baldwin E. Ray Stanford Jr George Alexander Kaneklides Ned Allen Shies Stephen Paul Karr Aaron Jay Berte) David Harrington Bland David Ferns Tamer David Mark Lomas Michael David Bland Ralph Fredenc.k Tellefsen Ill Ralph Omton Lukhard Stephen Vieira William Robert Manuel David Casterton Boggs Teresa Goode Bowden Mona lane Wallace Thomas W Marhn Jr john Hamilton Watters James Donald Bradsher Jr Douglas Walliam Napier A Grant Wh1tney Jr Robert Aaron O' Qumn Thomas Burris Brandon Ill Edna Lee Bryan John Bundy Yorke Stuart Curtis Ours Edward Vaughn Zohan John Johnston Parker Ill Charles T Busby Alice Eller Patterson Glen Everette Cannon Eric Steven Chofnas George Edward Penn II '80 MIChael Christano Paula Mary Potoczak Susan Mason Oapp lacy Martin Presnell Ill John Francis Pendergast Jr David Henry Coates William Sehon Rose Jr Fritz Richter Ill Regmald Farrell Combs Jack Edward Ruby Lawrence Joseph Connell Thomas Lauck Sager John Crawford Cooke William Vankirk Scholl Jr Friends of the bw School DaVId leigh Craven Paul Cooper Shepard Lrvtn R Sink Theodore Franklin Cummings Ill Frances M Arnold Barry Stephen Sloop Peter Niles Ehrlich Lloyd W Bailey William 0. Smith III Ann S Esch Robert T Baker Dianne Sellers Thomas lee Fitzgerald Joseph L. Berry Douglas B. Sullivan John Boyd Fleming jr Francis J Blanchfield Robert Ransom Tail Dolores Dyke Folhn jame!> E. Bond David R Tams Grady Lawrence Friday Jr John W Brawner Steven Gary Tate Robert Charles Georgiade Alice R. Cann Davod Ralph Godfrey Dame) Russell Taylor Jr Carwn Carmichael Jr Daniel Webster Trask Kay Ruthven Hagan Mrs. Guy T Carswell Andrew A. Vance Jr John Howard Hom1ckel Mace T Coleman Curtis Joseph Vaught Charles Marshall Jvey 111 juhus H Corpenmg DaVld Andrew Wallace Pamela A. jamarik Sam W Craver Jr Frederick Henry Vance Ward Jr John \Volliam Jehch Ill B. Davts Hugh William Cecil Warden Jr David Richard johnson W. Divine John Charles Wessell Ill Joseph Hal Kinlaw Jr james K. Dorsett George Cristo n Windham John Frederick lanham Aoyd Aetcher Bnnton Douglas Wright lawrence D. long Charles E Frye Jr Robert lee Yancey Vkkie Ch""k Lyall Manuel Garcia Bruce Albert Mac.kmtosh Garland Nelson Yates C W Golchnst Virginia Gibbons Mahoney Mr$ L. T. Grantham Davida Wagner Martan Kathleen A Gray Fast-growing yews which shaded the quad's first twenty-one years were removed this fall to '77 Robert L McOellan F Gwyn Harper Jr make room for longer lasting varieties. Robert M1lton Moose Avis J. Hamson John Wilham Bamnger W1lliam Seward Muller Glenn C Henson Kelvin Dean Black M1chael Oristano T D. Hill Luther Taylor Brantley Ill George Clifton Patterson Ill Joe E Hodges Richard Chackenng Burton Jr. Leon Eugene Porter Jr George Hutton Richard Alan Bussey Sara Laurens Pressly Wilham 0 Kroeschell James t:hnstopher Callahan Eugene Connelly Pridgen Henry C. Lauerman Luaen Capone 111 Elizabeth Ellen Randall L. D Long QUESTION, Joseph Tinnae Carruthers Ill James Gray Robmson Kenneth Margolis 1 Han• vou ewr m..1de a chant.1ble g1ft tu anv .u~a of W.1ke Rebecca Lynn Connelly Margaret land Sharpe Crace W McKinney Forl•.,tm llll' 11rt:-.f1 Wilham Crichton V Robert HiU Shaw III Matthew l. Mackie" Harry Lee Dav1s Jr Christophe james Small Wilham l. Mills Jack Hollev Derrick Barbara Demav Snuth Lovd A. Mullinax James Kve" Dorsett Ill Dav1d Machael Stockland Laura l. Mvers Betsy Dotson Stev('n Can• Tate Charles M Neaves )r 35q No David Rodnev Duke Donme Ra)• Taylor Joel S. Newman Robert Mauldan Elhot Mark Stanton Thomas Melame Null Peter Oliver Evenson Alexander Holloway Veazey 111 Rl(hard E. Opalinsk1 R1chard Wistar Forrester Robert Oay Viar Jr A Lloyd Owens Bruce Harlan Garland james Randolph Ward William C Pfefferkorn Kathleen Vespaco Gray Wilham Edward W~t Jr MM T P Pru11t 2 \\ 1ll vou likd\' makt.· a chant.1ble .,;cfltu anv an.·.1 tlf W.1ke Fore.,! Christopher MIChael Griffin Staten Langbourne W1lcox Leon l Race jr mtl11·/utmc·J Steven Alan Grossman Gregory Wd!ion Williams James A Roberts Jr Charles Tilden Hagan Ill Richard Alexander Williams Jr E. Nom·ood Robans.on lb ~ No Robert E. Hauser James Bradley Wilson Henry C Roemer jr Victona Ohn Hauser Benny jeffrey Wood Charles P Rose Jr Qualified Ye .. Mary jean Hayes RD. Sanders David Kelton Haynes He nry F. ShernU Robert Denms Hinshaw '79 David F Shores Qualified Nu Sallie Meade Howard John B Spear'\ Jr •; 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 t

The guidelines for gift clubs are Anne S. Adkins J Edwin Hendricks joe Lee Puckett Ill Angus C. Randolph Babcock Associates: $1000 or more Eben Alexander Jr Sadie Brooks Hendnx Charles M Allen Jr C Nash Herndon Wilham Ernest Ray Babcock Friends: $5()()-999 Ruth Ames Buddy 0 . H Hemng II Beulah Lassiter Raynor Senior Executive Club: $25(}-499 John WiUiam Angell Sr Owen Fennell Hemng Mark Holcomb Reece Marcus Baxter Hester Martin I Resruck $1Q0-249 Btanca Am Artom Executive Club: Robert T Baker Felda Htghtower Claud H Richards Jr Dean's Club: $ 50- 99 E. Pendleton Banks Davtd Allen Htlls Eva M . Rodtwitt Richard Chambers Barnett Carlos Odell Holder Charles P Rose Jr Matching gifts from corporations are counted in determming gift Harold M Barrow Josephtne Harrison Holdang Mark Spurgeon Rose dubs. Robert Thomas Bartholomew Ivan Lacy Ho!Jeman Jr George D _Rovere Edward S. Beason Wilham Dunntng Holeman Jr Alfred J Rufty The Babcock School and tire Utriversrty thank tlrese alumni for tlrerr Bernard L. Beatty Gaylor Eugene Hooks Charles Glenn Sawyer 111terest and concern . David Ltvingstone Beavers jean Knott Hooks james Ralph Scales Memll G . Berthrong Jean Blackwell Hopson Donald Owen Schoonmaker Rhoda Bryan Billmgs Wilham L. Hottinger Meyressa Hughes Schoonmaker B~brock Assocbtes Turner Ptgford Dudley Lehman Blake Charles Maitland Howell Jr Earl Schwartz Stuart Bowen Gene Bowers Arun Rao Damon 0 . Douglas Bland Julius Ammons Howell Ben M Seelbinder St Kleba now jun Fulp Jim Robinson Walter Phillip Michael Hutchins Louis S. ShaHner Gordon Lmdley Tom Ross James E. Bond jim Petree Bynum Gillette Shaw Tom Norris Taylor Slupley William Alex Brady Susan C. Jackels Pascal Hovis Wllham Cra1g jackson Frankhn R Shirley Tom Prybylo Tom Suttt Russell Harold Brantley Jr Robert W Sh1vely Babcock Friends jun Bamlull George Teague Oaude U. BrOach Franas M James Ill Margaret V Shoema.ker Vic Aow Lee Bettis Vince Watkins R Davidson Burgess Jr. Frank R Johnston Jr David F _Shores Joel Weston Pnngle Boyle Rodger West Richard Dudley Cannichael George William Joyner Sara Hendncks Stnal John Crowder Brad Breuer Ouck Dambach Wallace Carron Fredenc Kahl Lewts S Kandy Michael Loy Smdatr Smior Exf!CUtive Oub Andy D ale Mar.;hall Edwards Dorothy Casey john Simpson Kaufmann James Edward Sizemore Ted Mathey Pogo OaVJs Emmett Gladstone Edgar Douglas Christman julian FalSOn Keith Jr Jeanne West Small Don Logue Bill Gooden Lesbe Hodnett Richard Thornton Clay Virgmta Webb Cocke Arnold S. Kreger DaVId L. Smiley C.OffNye Jun Love Susan Johnson Karl D Kroeger Charles L Spurr Sr Per Stensby Davad Moore Richard Karstetter Miles Robert Cooper Henry C. Lauerman Wilham Gray Stiirl.ng Ana Beery Jtm Turk Plul Kelley Leon Henry Co rbett Jr Robert Eorl Lee Jack Strandhoy Bill Beery Ranney Belton Carolyn Miller Allred Robert Co rdell John Wilham Straughan Jr Mills Bnnson Tucker Pterce Julius Harshaw Corpening Laurence C. Leinbach bus F. Stnttmatter IV ExtcutiYe Club Steve Kupres Neill Pollock James Earl Crowe Martha W Lentz Come Cecil Jeffords Conme Lowery Beth Proschaska Andrew Jackson Crutchfield Charles MacDonald Lewis Henry Smtih Stroupe Fred Brand t H Talbert Bob Toth John Puckett Fredenck B- Oavts james Maxwell Little Charlos Ann Hampton Taylor Jean Hopson Janue Benton Hugh Quimby Kathenne Davis Gary R LJungquist Mary Bob Ingram john Charles jeanne S helton john F Dimmick George C Lynch Harold C. Tedlord Audree Long M1k.i Felsenb u rg Anne Swa in Robert A. OJ.se.ker Laurence S. Mannis john D. Tolm1e john Talbert F Toole Ri cha rd Foster Peter Swain Hugh W OJvtne Richard 8_ Marshall james John Thompson Don Gault Kit Basler Elizabeth Singleto n Drake James F Martin Henry C Turner Pa ul Wohlford Vaughn Hayes Bruce Boeger Charles Ho ward Duckett james Dwight Mattox Jr Marcellus E. Waddill )ID\ Carlisle Lydta Herd Isabel Brantley Robert A Dyer Wilham joseph May Walter Averel Ward Jr Bob Craft Oay Watts Sr Cindy Kupres Munroe Cobey jo hn Rochester Earle Charles Douglas Maynard Finley Jtm Hooker Ma rk Lownes jtm Cran£ord John Henry Edmonds Jr Richard W. McBnde lester Earl Watts Bob Cross Ovde Preslar Tom Dingledine Thomas Morris EJmore Mtnta Aycock McNally Royce R. Weatherly Andy Crowe Ball Senter Barbara Echols Davtd Emmerling Manson Meads Carroll Wayland Weathers Sr Charbe Hamhn Andre Vonsiat:!liky john Gandy Gerald W Esc:h jasper Ltvtngston Memorv Richard G Weaver Bill Hauser Tim Campbell Wayne Hall Donald L. Evans Harrv B. M11ler Robert Torance Westmoreland Lori lomas Tav Gauss Pete Harrison John H Fe lts Henry Shelton Miller jr R.t:chard Dallas Whisnant O.ck McMackin Tom Hurst jo hn Hutto James L. Fenell Robert Dale Mills )OS

Babcock Associates and Friends Co ne Mills SimOn l Klebanow FRIENDS Dancer-Fitzgerald-Sdmple. Inc. Kenneth Mountcac;Ue Bahnson Oavis1on , Envirotech Corporation Ernst and Whinney Northwestern Fmanaal Corporalu>n Bert L Bennett Babcock Assocrates and Friends contributed over $11 7,000 to the operaturg Fa1rchlld lndustnes Pil>dmont. Ft:>deral S.wtngs and Loan Booke. Jr A M Pullen and Company Sam L. support of the Babcock Graduate School of Management. To become an Fir~t Citu.ens B"nk & Trust Company John p_ Crowder First Unaon Nattonal Bank Repubhc Mortgage Insurance Company George Dean Assocrate. a corporatr011 or indrvrdrtal grves at least $1 ,000 on an antrual. Forsyth Bank and Trust Compan)· R J Reynolds lndustnes, Inc David C Ferner and As~atcs renewable basis. Fnends contnbute at least $500. Gardner Mmor Company Salem Carpel Mills. Inc fuc;t Federal Savtng~ and Loan D E. Gatewood and Compan)' Sea~ . Roebuck and Company The Umversrty expresses rt s appreciatro 11 to tire orgamzntrons and Flow Motors, Inc Gravely Owi.sion, Clarke--Gravely Southern Bell Ingersoll-Rand Corporation 111 drviduals listed below for tlrerr generosrty to the Ba bcock School Corporation Southern Ltfe Insurance Company Pine Hall Brick and Pi~ Company Guilford Mills TRAVCO Winston-Salem Sa\'ings and Loan H1ckory Industries Unah.'s Dye and Finishing Company Westinghouse Electric Corporation, Turbtne Blue Bell , Inc Broyhill Fum1ture lndustnes William E. Hollan Division Booke and Company Burlington lndustnes rascal Hovis Wheat First Scrunhes Boren Clay Products Carolina Steel Corporatio n Hunt Manufacturing Company Westinghouse Electric Corporabon. Stuart Bowen Chatham Manu£acturing Company IBM Corporation Stuuievant Division Brenner lndustnes C1ba.Ce1gy lntegon Corporation WXJJ

34 Parents Friends An t?'l'f.'r-growmg -=ortrct· (l( ""I'JJtlr/ fc1r flit• Umt.'t'r:'tllt comt"s from tl~t• coutrilmtion~ tJf the /'t1TCIIb of pn.·~t'lll aud a private mst1tutio11, Wake Fort'St must look for su1•port from ,,// IJr'lsl students Tlu• Pnn•ub' As.,.odnlicm nutf tlu· Pan·uts Bemg tl1ose who care about her Fortmmtely. the Unit>ersitv has numv loyal {rtends Cnm11111g11 ll'l'r<' (oundt'd bv Pn,.ident Gaald Ford 111 19~1 111 """ famlltes are when his so11 M1ke wns n studeut at \Vnkt• Fon-,;t l.nst lf<'nr. who are generous contnbutwns Tl~ese indn•1duals and among Wake Forest's most valuable resources . We tlumk those {r1ends listed under the lendersl1111 <>(its dmirmau Con me \Villiams Kiug below who gave 111 1979-80 of Nasllt'lile. Tmii<'5SI'<', 1111d tl1c Pan•uts' Couuol. 1111rrstrictcd .~n•ing from pare11ts topped SbO,(JO() Paull Reaver Ralph A Reed jr Fred R Abel Ke1th M Butner Vernon G Foc.ter Wake Fo"st is grntldunls listed below for their Sl(ts Walter R Robtn.son H. W Anderson Danny Carter jack.1e D. Fulk apolo,~i;:<' for tl1e1r mmssion (mm the I 1st I William Bancroft Roe Jack F _Anderson Sterhng E. Carter Patnck Caine\ john A Roger.; jaclcy K. Ander.;on Wtlliam B Cash john K Gallaher Sr Robert Abbott Raymond L. Denson H Weller Keever Ch.ules H Rohrer Stephen G. Anderson Cooper D. Cass Gus G. Callms Harold A Acker Molrvin Dickens Robert Kenkel Ralph Ross Suzanne Slate Anderson Bryce) Caudtll John G. Galhno; David M Ackley LesUe Benjarrun Disharoon Stephen E. Kepler Andrew B. Rote William C. Arclue David Caver Ala H GaUowav Sr James R. Acton Sr joseph S. Dolny Peter B. Kersker joseph W Rowell Robert F. Armfield Robert W Chapman M R. C.rber B. F Adams Edmund M Donnelly Fredend M Kmg Joseph Rusnak Frances M. Arnold Dewey Chapple Jr Stephen E. Garvin J C Adnan Wil!Jam M DoWie john A Khng II James Randolph Rust Stanley I. Arnold ThoO\AS L. Chatham E. Reed Gaston Will1am I. Agee Donald R Dowrung Donald F KoenKk James V. Ryan Eddie Askew Vop:e M Cheatv.•ood Sr Ed 0. Gaskin~ Mannmg Wallace Alden R. W. Dozier Dale F. Kohler Richard L. Saintsing G. A Avram ClstJemand Chesley Stewart R Ce1ger Carl Edwin Allman Jr Herbert Duckett Edmund M Kole Edward V Sayer; Henry A Badgett 01fton F Church Berley 8 Gcntn· W D Allred Elmer J. Durham John Konen J-R Schaefer Richard G. Badgett Wayne G. Church Emmett G Gentn• Jr john Van Ness Andrews Robert J. Dyer George E. Kourv C. Ronald Scheeler Khosro'"' Bahrani Pe~· B. Oark F. W. Gerhart W T Ard Marcel Eck J. Frederick Krahnert Benjamin Schnemng Oarence W. Baity Gerald J Cline K Arnold Gtll Jr Edward A. Ard1tb Robert Benedict Edelmann C. Kenneth Kratz Carl F Schock Stephen C Baoty Eugene M Clodfelter Sherwood Cithen~ James Clmton Ashley jack Donald Edwards Wtlh•m 0 Kroeschell David Lee Schroeder Jack Baker N. MoffaH Goer John\\' Glac;s Donald B Allons Robert W. Engel W Lakusta Robert H. Sch"'inn l H Baker R J Oontz Archer B. Glenn DaJe H Austin Dan W. Englehardt Karl W Lange Alton R Sharpe jr [.e,lte M. Baker Jr Bobbt H Cobb Harvev L. Glenn judd A. Austin Robert 8 Ennis \V~ham F Laporte II Adelaide Lockhart Shaw Bernard 0. Bales Jamec; B_Coms James K Glenn Sr Lawrence Bailey john C Farley Fredenck G Lauer Robrt L. Shaw Sr James Dale Ball 1\.~ltam G Colbert )aml~ Glenn Jr Robert FJauers Baker N T Farmer. Wilham F Laughlin Charles I Sheaffer H R Ballard Jean). Coltrane Tom P Glenn Guv A Baldecclu John Edward Faulkner Jr Ben ). Lawrence J r Charles M Sheets B. l Bare Lany L Cook Wilham A Goms LOOnard C Boll Arnold F;Wa W~lred C. Lee B J Shepard Anthonv W Barker Charles H Cooke Ronald M Goldman Harry Barber Frederick Ferraro Curtis Leonard J r lohn E Sikes Thomas. E. Barkley Frank P. Cooke Tonv C Goldman James J- Barnes Jr BenJamin C Fincher Aoyd W. Lewis Sr Lynwood E. Stmmons Kenneth Eugene Barr James H Comgan Jr GeffTel' V. Goodman Russell N_ Bamnger John Francis Ranagan Adnan Smith Lmeberger Lourance S. S1mp.son Howard K. Barrett Ernest E. Cotton Richard]. Goodman Jack M Bates WheW F11ppo Hanv uttell Henry P. Singletary George D Barrow William 8 Courtnev Levy A Goodnch lr Lewie l. Bates Jr Fred E. Foster Jr Stuart M Love David Lee South ~itke Baucom Joe lee Co"ert · John Gordon Howard H Baucom Walter Freeman GeneT Lucas Daniel W . Smith Fred C. Bauer William CO\.. ·en A Duma)' Gorham Jr Thomas Richard Beard Raymond A Fnsby Guy C Lyman jr jack Monroe Sm1th Jack H . Baur Frances Katherine Craddock lewis S. Graham Harry E. Beatty Charles E. Frye Jr Arch1bald A MacQueen Juhus C Smtih Ill J. W Bazemore Ben Cra•g C.rv R Grate) Gerald Beck Robert W Fyffe George Marderwald Robert R. Smoak Elizabeth Over Bean H E. Crawford Carol J Graml'r William Beck L. B. GallimOre Kenneth Margolis Spencer T Snedccor Jr Ruth B. BeCk J. R Crawford Leonard T Grantham Robert John Becker Manuel Garcia Newton Coke Marion Richard M Spauldong jack Beeson Robert B. Crawford Bernard Grav Scott Becker john S. Gebbie Frank F Mark A P Spotojr Elizabeth Hart Belcher L.any H Crotts C. Boyden Gra~ john H Bell Paul H. Geithner Jr Paul A Marrotte Richard C Stanland Jr. J Carl BeU Marcus B. Crotts Con~tance Gray James H Benne« Kenneth 0_ Giltikm Kenneth W Martm William H Steele Sr Bert L. Bennett Jr Edward W. Crow F- Christian Grav Sr joseph L Berry Jean T Ginter RKhard Lee Martmet AJien R. Sterner Chnt W Bentley Thomas B Crumpler Gordon Gray Sr Donald Bllas Salvatore G1ordano Jr Andrew C. Marx Thomas W. Stewart A F. Benier Kenneth E. Crutchfield Gordon Gray Jr \'V_ Gray Sr IV L Btngham Catherine Russell Gira M. Cra1g Massey Ausbn C. Strand Denms E. Berrier Danny R Culler Howard james E. Bldke A F Goley John R. Matteson J. Glenwood Strickler Douglas C. Berner Don T. Culler Lyonc; Gray Ronald Dean Blake Charles R. · Gocxhe BeltV L. Maxwell Frank L Summers Jr Gary L Biesecker James Cumby P R Gray Henry I Boeger William F Goodltng Donald L. McAvoy Bill) Swan MJchael E. Bishop J M Cumn Sr R J Grayson Wilham R. Bowman C. E Gouldtng Jr. AT McDuffie Wtlham F Swanson Jr Kyle E Black J~B CumnSr J Z. Green Richard M Boyle Harry D. Gra.h.un Robert Mc&"";an H J Sweet Ill Edward M. Blackmer onnan L. Dancy Michael Green J. L Bradley Sr C C Gunnjr john S McKenney Donald Craver Swmg Sr Cnst W Blackwell M T Dame! · Alton W. Greenb.\\ Robert 5. Brandl ~rge V Hamndc Anton Miller Jr 0 Lee Taylor Polly Lunbeth Blackwell M.a~ L Daniel Walter E. Greer John W Brawner Alex H Hancock Glenn A Miller 11 C H. Thayer Tully D Blair Alan H Davis Margaret H Cnffiths Robert E. Brodhead L. B. Hardison Lon rue A. Miller J. Kenneth Thomas David R. Blanco E. Wavne Davis Troy T Grogan Bernard Giles Brophy Jr James C. Harlan William F. Miller Willie C. Thomas Thomas C. Blaska Egbert L. DaVIs Ill Douglas K Grubbs Joseph Slater Brown F Gwyn Harper Jr Garrett Millwood Richard C Thompson R P Blevins Paul P. Da\'iS Robert IV Grubbs Paul H Broyhill Samuel P Hart Jack Gordon Milne Roberts E. Timberlake Jerome L. Blunt Thomas H. Davis Paul Gwyn Darrell 5. Buchanan T IV Hart Wilham Mitchell Milton Tomchin Grady A Bodsford William H Davis Jr JohMie Ha1ley Meade Buchanan joe R. Hartzog Jr Henry M. Moore F. W. Townes 01 Charles R. Bokesch James F Day W Ken Hautv Jr H. H Buckner Wil!Jam S. Harvey Richard A Moore Sr William H. Trotter Vema.rd F- Bond Jr Harold A Deal jr Vtrgtrua Pnddy Hall Comehus 6. Bullock Sr Calvin R~ Hashngs Arthur J Morales Jr Ohn C. Trull john R Bonney George A Dean J. P. Hammons F. Kent Bums Jack Hatcher HE. Moms Robert W Tucker Sam L Booke )r Agnes C. Deane Larry Hanrod W C. Butler John Hazlett ). E. Momsjr. T E. Turhngton Paul R. Boone john C. O.bened>ctis Barbara Lasater Hanes William Edward Butler F A 'iealy Sr George L Momson Jr WtlliamR TUrner Dorothy P. Boose Fred W . Deberry Frank Borden Hanes William E. Buxbaum Henry J. He 1m Richard A Morton Allred E. Underberg Charles F. Boss William R Degraw Gordon HanPS Han~ Jr Kenneth E. Calvert Hugh R. Heishman Richard J Moylan A G. Van Dyke Lee Bouldm \Villtam E. Delapp R Phillip james H Camp Arthur E. Hendrix Carl C. Mullen Sr. Louis A. Ve8a H. L. Bowers C F O.leot Jr James 0 Hartnn William Woodrow Mullina.x Sr Stephen l. Bowles Edmond Hardy )r C Frank Campbell Jr Joseph A. Henrie john D Vine R Hagood O.lk Hare Charles Campbell james Hull Herbert joseph H Murphy R. F. Von Oom Wallace M Boyd Roger IV Deloach Wallace S Robort R Campbell Sr James H. Herd Robert L. Murray Lee T Von Stein jay Boyer Hemnch A Den Boer George R Harper Jr joseph 0 . Bovles Edward \\' Harrell Donald J. Capuano Charles G. Herion James B Nance J C. Von Thron Barbara J. 0." Robert Boyles l. Harrell Carson Carmichael J r Snowdon P Herrick Richard B- Nash Richard S. Wagner Jr 5. Willter E. Deyion Robert juha F Carr Allred Hertzog john Lewts Naylor jr Kinro Wakabayashi William A. Brame Leopold Dick.stem Victor Harrell William) Brame Lester Hamwn Joseph P Carroll James J H1U Joseph G Neal john W Wakefield Allred T Dillard Charles E. Harrold Donald K Carter Wilham D Htll John C. Neese Kendrid. Walker George l. Brannock Regmald R Dillard Oa\'ld james A Branscomb Virgtl Hartgrove Luther J- Carter J. Thomas Hines Jr Charles A Nelson Bernard A Wansker James E. Dobbms Jack Brantley George D Hathaway Mary Jane Carter Fred C. Hobe ja~~ R Hsx Ill Harold P Creeljr Joh~ \\f Johnstone Jr William Lee Pritchard Harvey E. Wood jr Howard Wood Jr James L Bulla George D Finch Wilham 0 . Hobb-s William S. Creighton Jr Alan P. Jones Jr Folsom C Proctor John Woolard Jr Byron A Bullard Jameo> F1sh("r Rlc .~ Hodge-; Eugeoe 0. Daniels Edward N )one> )arne. E. Prothro Edgar S. luther D. Worlev Dahal Bumgardner M.1chael B FJemmg Glenna PH~ W. Carhsle Davis Gt'orge R. Jones Sr R B Pryor Edward Truman \Vright Robert Canrey BurchettP Sr IV. T Aoyd Lawrenre 0. Hogrefe ). L Dawlons Jr . Leslie Jones Sr Vernon Watson Pugh 'David \\'. Burke EJJen C. Forsvth W F Hohman Stewart F _Daymond Raymond B Jone~ Jr William H Purgaroon John Wright john IV Burress Ul Wtlbam .,,. FOrtescue ]arne'> E Holder Ralf K Demouthe joseph T judge Earle 8 Queen Richard 5 Wtmt john T Zaluclo Sr Albert l Butler Jr A G Fostor Wilham E Hollan Rich•rd E. O.nfeld Bernard )uvelier Larry G Rank 35 Donald L. Whitener John R. Wolfe Eddie C Marion Roger Lee Tucker Guy T Ward H F Ho lland Frank N Renfrow Gary Whitley Gale V M. Wolny j1mmy D Marion Treva 5. TuUoch D. C. Warl1ck L. Donald Holland Herbert Reynolds Leslie Wilkes Hugh V. Wolverton Jo Anna Manon J R"" Turbwille IV. R. Wupole W )ames N. Holt Nancy S. Reynolds Duke C. Willard Joseph IV. Womack R Wade Markham ChrisT Turner Mouy Ahcw! Warren Stephen H Homer Charles B. Rhoad es Anne B. Wilhams Wilham F Womble James T Marr C Rhoads Donald L. Tuttle Mary M Warren Ed F Hooker Arthur J. Edward Williams Jr Fred M Wood Edwtn J. Ma.rshall Ronald G. Tuttle P....-) Watlan.s!ll L. G. Hooks James Alvm Rhodes S. Oay Will1ams Jr Uoyd Wood john H Martin Jr Wayne Edwanf Tyner Joh.n F. Watlington jr Peny A Home Johnny Rhodes S. C. Wilhams J r M B Woodlief Purvis L Martm J W Van Dorsten Willwn M Watts &h.,ard A. Horrigan Jr Leon L. Rice }r James P. Willi.c; Robert A. Wooten R. Walker Martin Charles F. Vance. Jr. 1-brry Weaver Fred L. Horton Farrell Richardson Meade H . Willas Kathleen R. Wren F. Masche J Ouf Vaughan BiiiWe.>vil J P Horton jr john )ames R. Ridley Thunnan A WilllS Roger Wright Jerry L. Matthews d M Rivenbark J Terrell Vaughan N"ld< Welumann Don R. House Harol Betty C. Wilson Robert A Yarborough John M. Matthews Sr H Roberts Ill R C. Vaughn Jr. Benny Eugene Welch Dorothy M Carpenter Howard William Howard L. Wilson Wtlham 5. Yeager Jimmy H Mauney IV Robertson John Wayne Vestal Willwn A Welch ' Harold R. Howe Jr J ). Tylee Wilson P L. Yelton AI Mayers Jr F. Eugene Vogler Uoyd Wells Betty M Howell Robert J Robertson Rodney E. Wilson William F Yelton Charles E. Hubbard Eli.z.abeth Mayrand E. Oaiborne Robms Arbha Vongsvivut Robert N. Wesley J. J Wimbrow Gary T York Myron H. McBryde Norwood Robinson Tommy D. Waggoner Joel A Weston Sr Peny G Hudspeth E. Memll G. Windelberg Carlos L. Young Cordon 8 Hughes Hatbe Fox McCall Henry C R oemer jr Foyle Wagner Robert P. Whahng A L. Wise N1ck G . Zegrea W1lliam McCall Jr John N Walker Jacob L. Wh1taker Jr Robert B Hulbert Sr Joe Rogers R. H Withenngton Gale A Zeliff C Don McCarson David B. Wall J 8 Wlute M W Hunter S G. Rogers James A. Wolfe Rachel G Zeliff Robert E. Hunter Robert S. McCleskey Michael Rubin Rudy Walser William C Wh1te Jr Howard T WaJton G Davtd Hurd Frank M McConvdle L. Edwm Rudisill fam es p_ Hutchms Ralph E. McCormick l..orrame F Rudolph W T Hutchans Jr Hal V McCoy Sanford H Rudolph Continental Group Foundatio n IBM Corporation Wilham 5 . Inglish Bruce R McCune F. Patrick Russell Corporations Conwood Corporation INA Foundation David Alexander Irvin C David McKee H J Russell Cooper Jndustrieo> Foundation Industrial Plashes Inc. Hov Isaacs Fred Mclean Robert W. RusseU Jr A M Pullen &. Co. Coopers&: Lybrand Foundation JngeTSOll -Rand Co M P Mclean Tod L. Isaacs Thomas E. Sandefur A T Will.ams Oil Co. Conung Glass Works Foundation lnqutrers Inc Dana C. Md...endon Jr Robert N. Isbell Ralph D. Sanders Abthbi Corporation CGrporatton for Public Brpadcasting lntegon Foundabon Frances McManu~ Harold N Jacklin Dennis l. Satterfield Aone Petroleum &c Fuel Co. Crompton & K.nowles Foundahon International Telephone Dalton L. McM1chael Sr George IV James M C Saunders Aerospace Corporation Crown Drugs Inc. Interstate Equ1pment Corp. jacob M Meckler Raymond W James Robert E. Sause Aetna Life Insurance Co. Crown Zellelback Interstate Securihes Co. Paul C. Meech Maurice N _Jenrungs Hester J. Sawyer Aken Foundation. Inc. Crum & Forster Corp. J C. Penny Co. Inc H P. Memtt Lavinia jensen ). G Scales Akzona Foundation Cu.l.ler Foundabon J Henry Schroder Bank & Trust Co Paul R. Memtt Charles Jerge W. M Scales Jr Aladdm Travel Servicr. lnc Curungham Furn1turc Co. ). M Kane & Co. Robert E. Memtt Herbert T johanson Richard F Scherer Alcoa Foundation D.E. Gatewood and Co. J P Stevens &. Co. Carol T Johnson John C. Messner Alexander W Schofield Jr Aldennan Co. Dancer·fitzgerald·Samplc Inc l W Burf"e!\.5 Inc Michael Donald L Johnson Jack James H Scott Ill AJe.xa.nder & Alexander Insurance Co Oa.ruellntemabonal Corp. jefferson Pilot Broadcasting Co. Wanda F. Michael Molly IV Johnson Lany E Senger Alhed Cherrucal Corp. DaVld C Ferner &: As.sociatPS Jefferson Pilot Corp. Rob Middleton W. Conneue Johnson T L. Shannon jr American Can Co Dealers Supply Company John Hancock Mutual Life Robert Lee M1ddleton L. E. Johru>ton Edward F Shay )r Amencan Chemica.l Society Deluxe Check Pnntcrs Foundation Johnson & H1ggms T MiUer Beverly N jones Jr Ehz.abeth MAn:us R Shelton Amenca.n Enka Co. - Drwey's Bakery johnson's Wax Fund Everette Mtller Carl C )ones )r J R J Shendan Americ:an Express Fourubbon O..mond Shamrock Joseph SchhlL Brewmg Co Jack K Mdler Dorothy F Jones T M1chael Shemll American Home Products Co Ddt Anderson Travel Serv1ce Joyce-Munden Co. Mildred B Miller l>wlght S. Jones John B Shreve Jr Amencan Hosp1ta! Supply Co. Dil.lud Fund. Inc. Ketger Pnnhng Co. Wilham L Mdls Jr Harold E. )ones Edward R. Shugart American Medicallntemabonal Oooe Fu:mtturc Co Inc. Key Gty Fum1ture Co. Thomas H Mtlner Thomas 0 _ jones Ill Stephen Shultz Amencan Standard Inc.. Chemi<:al Co. Koppers Company Foundation R C. Muuck Dow Thad jones Ralph F Sides Amencan States Insurance Co Dowd Foundation Knspy Kremc Doughnut Co. )eny E. Mitchell Walter L. jones Arnold 8 Sidman Amencan Telephone & Tdcgnph Duke Power Co. L A. Reynolds Co. N IV Mitchell George Kaplan Dav1d R Sims Amoco Foundation Dun lk Bradstreet Foundation L P. Moms Co. Will.iam P Montgomery Ira Kasofl J. le1gh Skinner Armstrong Cor!< Co Ouna..n MUSJC Co. L Roberts Co Alan D . Moore John L. Keely Otis Skipper An:ntex Inc. Dupont E. I. De Nemours &. Co. Lance Foundahon Sam Moorhead Howard C Ke1ger Earl Shck Arthur Ander.;on Co. Fou.ncbbOn Ourl\OIIm U.fe Insurance Co. Landingham Heatmg & Plumbmg Co. George W Morgan J Lee Keiger Jr Anne SmaU At.la.ntic Richfield foundabon E. F. Hulton Foundation Lawyers Co-Op Publishing Co. Donald S. Morris Kimberly J Keiser C. C. Smith Auto Supply Co. Eastern Airtines Leonard Aluminum Utility Jean Welch Kempton E. A. Moms Claude Alfred Smith B F. Goodrich Co Eastman Kodak Co. Leonard Paper Ruhng Co. Robert E. Kerley Henry F Morrison L. 1th Donald Sm B. M Hancod< & Sons fftd Eaton Corp. Levin Spinnett and Co. Edwin C. Kerswill Samuel L Morrow Henry Carl Smith Bagnal Lumbe-r Co Edw..:d Week & Co. uberty Savmgs H D. Ketchie Ben D Morton Jr Lenwood Smith Baker Roofing Co. El«tncSupp!yCo. l.Jfe Insurance Co of CA J. Bill King T W. Morton Paul R. Smith Bank of North Carolina Eh Lilly & Co. Uggelt Croup Inc Joseph IV Kmg Woodford T Moseley Reid B Smith Bankers We Co. EnVU"Olech Co Lincoln National Corp. Michael A King Kenneth F Mountcastle Jr Vernon C Smith Sr &relays Amencan Foundabon Envuotech Fou.ndabon unk·Toylor Corp. Rebecca Oark Kitchin Uoyd A Mullmax Wilham B. Snuth Barrett Enterpnses Ernst Lann-Comher Corp 1..ee M. Klinetobe David B Neal Wdliam S. S101th Ems<"' Batten Associates lnc Ems< & Whmney Lowes Corp Walter L Kluttz Robert E. Neal Zachary T Smith Bell laboratories Etluconlnc Macht.ne & Weldmg Supplv Co. Amy Peny Knott Denrus E Nelson Ruth M Snuggs Benus Company Fou.ndabon Exposa.ac lndustnes Inc Macke Vendmg Co john D Know Jr )<>eph M Paul Caroltna Marble &c Ttle Co. Julius Stoll Jr Ga::.ton County Dyeing Machine C(l Naegele Outdoor Advertis1ng AlbertS. Lmebeny Sr Douglas C . Payne Carohna Mtlls Inc Uoyd J Story Carolina Power&: l..tght Co. General Bectric Foundabon National Gypsum Co Dale 5. Liner George W Paynter )eny C Stovall Carolina Steel &. Iron Co. General Mills Fou.ndatwn National l1!e Insurance Co. Henry T unk Wilham A Peck. Hugh G. Strickland Carolina Steel Fou.ndabon General Telephone Co. llf th(' SE Nationwide Foundation Eugene B Lmton A Gregory Peeler Jr )eny Stncklond Carolina Telephone&. Telegnph ~rge Shipp Travel Agencv Inc, New England Mutual Life Hetnz. W Little Tern Calder Penny R Don Strickland Carohna Tractor and Equipment Co Ceo'S"' Pacific Corp New York Telephone Co. T IV. uttlOJohn J F Penry L. W Stringer Getty Oil Co. New York Times Co. Foundation Jack uvengood IV G Penry CarsweU Distributing Co. Benny F. Stroupe Goody's Manufacturing Co Noland Co. Foundahon Maynard S. Uoyd Will1am H Petree Caterpillar Tractor Co. H Ray Sturloe Foundabon lnc Nonnan Stockton Inc. Rodger H LoOand Frank R Pfau CBS Inc. Crace W A Sugg Celanese Corp. Gravely Corp North Carob.na National Bank Tom Logan L Cordon Pfefferkorn Jr Charles L. Suggs Jr Celanese Fibers Co. GTE Corp. North State Supply Co. james Harold Loman William C. rfefferkorn Dorothy Sul.kin Carolina Bank Gudford Molls Corp. Northern Trust Co. Bertha Long Oaude F. Phdhps Sr Central john J Sutton Gulf Oil Corp. Northwestern Bank )eny M Long Woodrow Plulhps Central Tcl~phone Co. Richard F. Swaun Central Telephone & Utilibes Co H &c V. Construction Co. Northwestern Mutual Life Kenneth W Long Sr john Robert Philpott Warren 0. Tadlock Century 21 H.u.n Planmng &t Deve1opmerit Oakwood Homes Corp. lawrence D. Long Robert G. P1per Ben F. Taylor Hanes Corponbon Foundation Old Town Telepbone System Suun 8 Long Joseph J. Plauka Champion lnte.mabonaJ Found.ilbon Charlie L. Taylor Corporation Marll.n G Lorber Carl Spencer Plyler Chathill1"\ Foundation Hanes Dye &: Fimshmg Co Ohn John A Taylor tunover Frozen Foods Inc Olson Business Products Co. Heath W Love Jr Danny Ray Poole Chenucal Bank. Robert 8. Taylor Owens-lllinoi~ Co. john M. Lovette Rjchard B. Port Chevrolet Motor Division Harris Foundation Roger H Taylor Foundation Agency Robert J Lovill )r Hennetta Price Chicago TiUe &: Trust Co. Fund Harris Vault Co. Parker Thomas C. Taylor Jr Ford Inc. james E. Lowe Carlton Sylvester Pnckett Sr Ciba-Geigy Corporation Harvey Hubbell Foundation Parkway Will&am H Taylor Peat Marwick Mitchell Foundation Thomas C Luper B.U Pnddy Citibank Haskins and Sells Foundation fJLas G. Theros Clark Foundation Henry Unk Corp. Peoples Drug Store Wolliam R Lybrook Virgmta C Proctor E. L. Thomas Lany A Lyerly R. E. Prokopow1Ch Oiff Reaves &c Associates Herring Decoration Inc. Pepsi Cola Botthng Co Stephen Luke Thomas Oovendale Ford Inc. HaJblei.n Foundation Inc. Peps1co Foundation IV F Lytle Jr Herbert Ray Pull.am Wilham F Thomas Frank K Mabry James L Purser Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Hewlett Packard Pet Inc. Robert G. Thomason Jr Pfaffs Inc. William Mackay Robert L Rascoe Colgate PalmoUve Co. Hickory lnduslnes Bette Thompson Inc. Dallas L. Mackey David Albert Rawley Sr Colonial Oil Co. Inc. Hinkles Book. Store Inc. Pfizer Charles D. Thompson Piedmont Aviation Foundation Kathleen Robinson Mackie James D. Ray Colonial Penn Croup l.nc. Honeycutt Electric Stanley Ray Thompson Piedmont Coffee Service Co. Phyllis Madae Loui.J Raynor Jr Colortia.l Stores lnc. HoneyweU Fund W. Chand.Jer Thompson Construction Co. Ralph N. Magee Her>chel Redding Columlna Gas TnnsmissM>n Corp. Hooper 6: Moore Men's Oothing Piedmont A Roy Tilley Commeltia! Cre CL, So ... mk..... Furn1ture Co Tr-ansamerica Corp Picmeer \:i\honJI T1tlt> Jno,ur.mc'-· Co Southe.1st &n~sng Corpor-oliiLIO Tr~no Mt:>a•.• mt~ Hardwan.· Co Southeastern Foom Rubbt.>r Ctl Traveler.> ManJgement Corp PricL' \\'att!rhou.:.(' Found.111on Southern Bell TciL·phonc Tru<.t Company of Coon;:1a rn:.ctor & Gamble Fund Southern Ccrrugated Bo' Tuttle Lumber Co. Pro\'ldent Uft:> &: Arodent lnsuranc~ Cu. Southern Ufe Insurance U. S Fidehtv & Guarani\· Co PrO\ident ~ahonal Bank Southwestern Bell Telephon~ Cmfi Inc Prudential Compan~· of America Sperry & Hutchinwn Foundatmn Umon Camp Corp Class Notes Pvle National Co Spruance Southern Inc Umroyal Corp Quaker Chem1cal Foundation Square D Foundation Umted Savm~ and Loan A!;~O\.i.Jhon R J Revnold!ii lndustne~ Inc Standard Oil Co. Umted Technologies Corp The Thirties R. J Re)•nolds Tobacco Co Standard Savings and loan UpJohn Corp. The Sixties Ralston Punna Co State Mutual Life Assurance UPS Foundation Ashley T. McCarter O D. '39) retired in Rowler &:: Apperson Inc Stauffer Chemical Co. Vosters 1 ursenes. Inc jeo.n Fogleman Adair-leland ('69) has Read's Uniform Center Inc Sterhng Drug Co. Vulcan Mateials Co. September from Nationw1de Insurance after completed her Ph. D. in chnical psychology at Regal Manufacturing Co Stone & Webster Inc . W F. Baldwin & Son~ nearly thirty-five years o( service. He 1omed Georgia State Universitv on AUanta She and Regal Oldsmob1le Inc Summit Communicatmns Inc. Wacho\ri.a Bank & Trust Nationwide as a claims adJuster in 1946 and her husband, Tom leland love in K.lneohe, Rrpublic Mortgage Insurance Sun Od Co. \Vallace-Murrav Foundation retued as a senior vice president. He is a Hawaii. and Jean works at the Ce-nter (or Rexham Corp. Foundation Supenor Manufacturing Co We5le\''s Inc member of the board of visotors of the Wake Student Development at the Universoty of Revnolds Metals Co. Superior Typesetters Co Weste.m Electnc Fund Forest Umversity Law School Hawati·Manoa in Honolulu. Susie Memory Ring Electric Co. T Ro ....·e Pnce & Associates Westmghouse Electric Compam· Rockwelllntematlonal Cotp T W Gamer Good Co. We,·erhaeuser Co. Foundahon Baird ('67) has recenUy completed co-edoting RCY.te's Stof1!'!o Inc Tampa Coat Co. Wtleat, First Secunbes Co The Forties Tennesset Resourre Book 011 Autism. which was South-Carolina National Bank Taylor Otl Co. Wi.llco Foundation prepared for the Tennessee Department of Salem Carpet Mills Inc. Tektromx Foundahon Wilham A Pahl Compan~· Inc lmda Moore Robinson has jomed the medical Mental Health and Mental Retardation She Salem Electnc Co. Telech•ne Chantable Trust Winn·O..Xte Inc prachce of her father W, Donald Moore ('41), and husband David Batrd ('65). who os Salem Umform Service Inc. Trnnf.co Inc Winston-Salem Dental Care Plan at the Coats Medtcal Clime on Coats. C. The assistant VIce president or Equotable Secuntoc,, Seager Waterproofing Co Texaco Inc Winston-Salem Engravmg two family physodans now constitute the only Seago Dtstribuhng Co live woth sons Tommy (age 10) and Craig (age Texasgulf Inc Winston·Salem Savings and Loan (ather-daughter medical team in the state Sears Foundabon Th1ele-Engdahl Inc 6) at 9!3 Lakemont Drive, Nashville, \VXII Television Moore. who is also a member of the Alumni Security Building Co. Inc Thomas\'ille Fum1 ture lndustnes Xerox Corp Tennessee 37220. A, Melton (Bud) Black ('65) Shell Companits Fund Thomeburg Hos1ery Co Young Hmkle Corp Counal, says, "She keeps me on my toes." who ts seeking his second tenn as Gaston Smger Company Tmderb()), of Wm!;ton-Salcm, N.C. Ziglar Dtstnbuhng Co Although they may sometimes doffer on the County commissioner, has been ~lected first Smithfield Foods Inc. Tire Rebui.lders Supply Co. treatment of a specific problem, they share a vice president of the North Carolina strong belief m the necessity of treating the Association o( County Commissioners. Teny whole person and o( caring (or each person as Brooks ('63) has jooned the facultv of Other Organizations an mdividual. Since Robinson returned to Chu rches Newberry College on Newberry, S.C. as an Miscell;aneous Coats last summer, they have been able Baphst State Convenhon to onstructor in sociology Dallas Clark Jr. ('65, AED N C. Gamma Chapter double the size of theor fadlities and add many Calvary Baphst Church.. of Wtnston·Salem AMA Education and Research Foundahon JD "68) and wife announte the borth of a services which were needed m the little town Fnst Baptist Church of Winston·Salem American Professional Practice Asc;ooahon daughter. joanna Benson, on june 25, 1980. Fu·st Bapbst Church of Monroe Appalachian Reg.onal Comm1SS1

37 recently married Jonathon Duke. They live at The Class of 4400 Rifle Rang Road, Vicksburg, Mississippi Clarancene Shore Seventy-Three 39180. Patsy Ann Gray and Robert Andrews Bruce were married on june 7. The couple live jersey where Patsy Ann is enrolled in After working her way through Wake Forest, Clarancene Shore ('76) must Ron Allushuski and Carol Ward Allushuski in New moved to the Washmgton, D.C. area in July, the Rutgers University Law School. Deborah be pleased to be on full scholarship at the juilliard School of Music where 1979. Ron graduated from Temple Dental Dent Klutz and husband Ken announce the she IS studying composition with David Diamond. Under her professional School and is a dentist m the United States birth of their first child, Laura Katherine, on name of Clara Shore she has published several works for a variety of Navy. Carol is a management development August 4, \980 in Asheville, N.C. Curtis H. instruments, including a sonata for clarinet and bassoon commissioned by training specialist for Tektromx, Inc. in Tucker Lt. (j.g.), is the supply officer of the USS Lewis and Clark, a submarine based in clarinetist Deborah Pittman and prem1ered at Carnegie Hall in March. She is Rockville. Maryland. They write that they would love to hear from other Wake Forest Charleston, S.C. Jeri Radich Tucker is for pianist Rebecca La Becque which will have now working on a composition alumni m the area. The1r address is 9214 employed by the Berkeley County Department its premier some time this year. In the course of her career Clara Shore may Sprucewood Road, Burke, Virginia 22015. of Social Services as a social worker. Their acquue many fans, but none will be more devoted than Frank Furches ('27), a Charlie Glass and Tina Wanner Glass ('75) address 1s 318 Salem Drive, Ladson, S.C. friend of the family who has reported her triumphs to us. announce the birth of their first child, Mathew 29456. Barbara Arneson Yutnenka recently Ryan, on june 18, 1980. Charlie is Assistant completed her internship in clinical psychology Director of Employee Services for Conoco, Inc. at Baylor College of Medlcine in Houston, Tina has been teaching elementary science. Texas. She and husband jerry currently live in Theil' address IS 2009 N. Osage, Ponca City, Richmond, Virginia, where she IS completing of Enghsh. Harvey Ussery ('66) took vows of general counsel at Duke Power Co.L.H. Oklahoma 74601 Richard Kendrick and wife degree requirements for her doctorate in ordination as a Zen Buddh1st monk on julv 6 Puckett ('71) has been promoted to assistant Marcia announce the b1rth of their first child, clinical psychology and he IS doing at a monastery in the Catskill Mountains # manager, converter sales with Umon Camp of Benjamm Paul, last May. They live m post-doctoral work in pharmacology at the where he has been in residence for a year Franklin, Virginia Asheville, N. C John B. Taylor wntes that he Medical College m Virgina During the summer he hosted and operated has been at the james River CorrectiOnal the guest ho use at the monaste ry Since The Class of Seventy-Two Center for e•ghteen months as the Ass1stant September I he has been the resident d1rector Warden. Wife Cherin is teaching m the and disbursements officer. His address is c;,. G. Les Burk (M.A '73, J.D. '80) has recently Goochland County Schools this fall. They have Dai Bosatsu Zendo, Beecher Lake, Star Route, )Omed the firm of Vernon, Vernon, Wooten. two children, Bethany joy (8 1h years) and The Class of Seventy-Six Livingston Manor, New York 12758. Brown and Andrews. His new address is Daniel Newton (1'/z years). Edward Tupin 2018-G The Colony, Burlington, N.C. 2nl5. recently completed a year as staff health Genia Louise Chritzberg •s chief physical The Class of Seventy James A. Fisher (M.A.) and wile Ann physicist at Enewetak Atoll, Marshall Islands therapist at Eastern New Mexico Medlcal announce the b1.rth of their second child, during the last phase of the radiological clean Center in Roswell, New Mexico 88201 Robert Bruce Sharpe is now serving as the operahons james A. Fisher Jr., on November 4, 1978. up ol the former nudear weapons testing J. Hunter married Donna L. Webster on May officer on the USS Trenton, wh1ch has 1ts james is a professor of h1story at Dekalb ground Jeanne Melville Vickery ('73) and J. 17 at the Church of the Good Samaritan, West home port in Norfolk, Virginia. A heutenant College near Atlanta and a consultant lor David Vickery announce the birth of a son, Chester, Pennsylvama. They will live in New commander, he was recently awarded the Coastal Caribbean Oil Co. John Gregory john David, in May 1980. They live m Athens, York City where they are both employed. Navy Commendation Medal for service as Fitzgerald has been awarded the degree of Georgia R.a.Iph Lukhord Q.D.) and wife Karen weapons officer on USS McCandless. He and Master of ubrarianship by Emory Uruversity. wlfe Pam still live in Vll'ginia Beach. )illlles W. leslie Hall Hallenbeck ('n) and husband Don Kyle and wlfe Julia announce the birth of are living at 8182 4th Street, Buena Park, their first child, Julia Aetcher Kyle, on July 23. California 90621. Don is working for the I.R.S. james is a lumber and livestock specialist on as a revenue officer, and Leslie is an the floor of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange administrative analyst for the Los Angeles for Merrill Lynch. Demming Morton Word County Housing Authonty. They would like to (M.D. '74) and wlfe Susm Holloway Ward hear from other Wake Foresters in the area ('74) have returned to the Umted States from and issued an invitation to drop by Glenn Bangalore, India where they have been for Edens Hann~ is now Senior QA Engineer at Wake Foresters at the Bar three years and where their son David was Nuclear Installation Services Co., Nitro, West born on january 27, 1979. In july Demming Virginia. Sam Neill Q.D. '75) recently attended began practicing medicine in Salisbury, N.C the Democratic National Convention in New Wake Foresters continue to play a prominent ri>le in the North Carolina Bar with Tom Ginn ('68, M.D. '75). Susan and York as a Carter delegate. He has been Association. Dewey W. Wells U D. '54) is prestdent of the association and Demming live at 1307 Arbor Road, Salisbury, chairman of the Henderson County. N.C. james E. Walker ('50, j .D '51) is president-elect. The executtve s~retarv is N.C. 28358. Ron Wright and wtfe Ann Democratic Party for the past three years. Allan B. Head ('66, J.D. '69). More than a thtrd of the members of the Board announce the birth of a daughter, Courtney lynn Killian Neill was a member of the Ann, on July 26, \980. Roy is the administrator Hendersonville Tennis Team which won the of Governors hold Wake Forest degrees, includmg Everette C. Carnes U.D. of Lewisberg Community Hospital m Southern Tennis Association's team '48), Kenneth S. Etheridge ('58, j.D.'60), Thomas H. Morris ('58, ) .D. '63), Lewisberg. Tennessee. championship for the state of North Carolina Edward L. Murrelle U.D. '64), and newly elected members Jeff 0. Batts ('52, . Sam is a for the second year in a row J. D. '57) and Mary I. Murrill ('75), who was recentlv named Out•tanding The Class of Seventy-One practicing lawyer and Lynn works with h1m as a paralegal. Ann Holroy Youngblood and Young Lawyer of the Year by the Young Lawyt><' D1vision of the association David H. Maner Q.D. '74) is now manager of husband Tom announce simultaneously the H C. R.,.,mer, also a member of the Board of Governors, IS a member of the the Eden, N.C. branch of Duke Power b1rth and first birthday of thetr son, William Law School Board of Visitors. Company. Thomas A. Micks (M.A.) rece1ved Andrew, born july 15, 1979. In addition to his Ph.D. in chemistry from the University of being a mother, Ann is gainfully employed at Oregon in june. He has accepted a position as Lucas Travel Agency. Greensboro, N.C. a research chemist with du Pont m Wilmington, Delaware. W. Edward Poe Jr. O.D. '74) has been promoted to assistant announce the birth of a son, Clinton Benjamin, The Class of Seventy-Four on May 2, 1980. Susan Mason has a new job ­ as program specialist at the Julia Low Ben Allen (M.D. '80) is doing his internship at Birthplace Museum in Savannah, Georgia. Greenville Hospital System, Greenville, S.C. Steve Nid• (M.A.) has joined the faculty of Howard Phillips- Pillllela Carlson Alennder has received her Georgia College in Milledgeville, Georgia as Ph.D. in psychology from Emory University. assistant professor of psychology. J. Wallace A Distinguished Career John A. Highsmith ('74, M B.A. '78) has been Puce (Ph.D.) has been appomted to the promoted to banking officer at Wachovia Bank faculty of the Bowman Gray School of and Trust Company in Winston-Salem. Lu Medicine as assistant professor of Howard Mitchell Phillips ('32, M A. '34, Sc.D. '53) recently retired from a Barnett Boyd ('74) and wife Laurie announce biochemistry. His primary research interest is of Janel Marie, born May 18, 1980. distinguished career as an educator and returned to his home !own of the birth the ability of a cell membrane to activate Nancy Dodd Brandau and husband-Michael Lumberton, N.C. He taught at Emory University for nearly twenty years, soluble proteins in the bloodstream. Margaret Brandau were married in October of 1977 and Townsend recently became a staff nurse at progressing from instructor in biology to dean of the graduate school. Phillips now live in Arlington, Virginia. Mike is Beaufort Memorial Hospital in Beaufort, S.C. then served for six years as president of Alabama College and for five years associate manager of James V. Hurson Jeffrey D. Yohn has been named assistant as president of Binningham-Southern College. At the time of his retirement Associates. a government liason firm in sales manager lor the Winston·S

38 Grove Presbyterian Chun:h in Wilmington, address is 655 West Irving Park, Apt. 3908, Graduate School of International Management doed on july 5 on Burlington, N C lle 'crved N.C. Hugh Hamilton graduated m May from Chicago, lllinois 60613.Noncy Eoline Hord and in Glendale, Anzona Allen Lydick ha- been a~ a captain m the U.S. Medical Corp~ in Columbia Theological Seminary in Decatur Walter Edward Bunch 0 . D. '80) were mamed promoted from sales representative to account France in World War I and returned to Georgia with a Master of Divinity. He is now on july March 8. This is indeed the same event representative with Del Monte Corporation. Burlington to practice medtcine H~ \'""" J an ordained and installed minister in the recorded in the summer magazine \vhen we Hos address os 3864 jefferson Blvd .. VirSLnia member of Alamance County Bo.!rd of Presbyterian Church of the United States and rechristened her Nancy Hard. They now live Beach, Virgima 23455. Lt. Anda Lucille Strauss Education for fifteen vea~. James Robert is serving in his first pastorate at the First at 1455 Sunset Ave. Ext., Asheboro, N.C. was a june graduate of the hehcopter pilot Rodwell ('H) doed on june 10 on Charlotte. Presbyterian Chun:h of StarkVIlle, Mississippi. 27203. She is a medical technologist at training school at Fort Rucker, Alabama. She is B~tore his retirement in 1975 he had .... ervl'd Seiber McRae Wood Jr. has been awarded the Randolph Hospotal, Inc., and he is an associate now enrolled m the maintenance course at Fir.;t Baptist Church of Charlotte as organost Master of Divimty with Languages degree by with Bell & Browne, P.A. Robert Hanna Fort Eustis, Virginia. Paul Philip Wonders for thirty years. L. Earl Andrews ('24) died in Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary in Kutteh and Carolyn Denise Hawfield were married julie Ann Thatcher in August. Pholop Lexmgton, N C., on July 25. Before his Wake Forest, N.C. mamed in july in Statesville, N.C. Their new works for the United Insurance Company of retirement m 1966 he had ..,erved as America. They live on Bethabara, N.C superintendent of the Le>ungton Cit) School< for thtrt)• years. He was honored frequently for his services to the community which included The Class of Eighty membershtp on the board of trustee.., of Deacon Club Meetings David~on County Commumty College and Catherine Beauregard Burroughs and Kenneth leadmg the polio dnve, the Red Cros-. and th~ Derieux Dunn were married in Wait Chapel m Uwhame Dastrict of the Bov Scout5. In a letter Three meetings of the Deacon Club were held around North Carolina in August. They are loving in Newport, Rhode to the edttor of the LeltingtOn DISJI(Jtf}j the month of August. All alumni, friends. and Deacon Club members were Island, where Kenneth Lc; attending Naval Professor Emeritus Jasper L. Memory wrote of Officers' Candidate Schooi. invited and the attendance--IJ5 in Charlotte, 165 in Greensboro, and 85 in Gayla Lynn has long friendshtp with Andrews. He "poke Carpenter and William Muir Bucher Jr. ('78) Burlington-ondocated the high le\'el of interest in Wake Forest and its athletic of Andrews· life a5. "a blessmg to thousand~ were married on July in Shelby, N.C where and saad he "possessed the rare virtue of programs. Speakers included Bob Bartholomew ('57), executive director of the they are now hving. jeff Coppage ('80) at last grahtude. Luther Ernest Barnhardt 0 D 25), Oub, Gene Hooks ('50), Dorector of Athletics, john Mackovoc ('65), head report was on his way to Sokode, Togo, West former lieutenant governor of North Carohna football coach, Carl Tacy. head basketball coach, and jesse Haddock ('50), golf Africa, where he will spend t\vo years as a under the Luther Hodges administration, dted journeyman missionary. Friends who would coach. In Charlotte the program emcee was George Brooks (71) In on June l Known to his legislative colleagues like to receive a newsletter from htm should as "The Great Arbitrator,·· he wac;, elected Burlington Ernie Nestor, assistant basketball coach. filled in for Coach Tacy, write to Dr. J.Y Greene, Division of Youth & heutenant governor m 1956 after having 'ierved who was unable to attend Campus Ministries, Baptist State Convention five consecuhve terms in the North Carohna of North Carolina, P O.Box 26508, Raleigh, State Senate. joseph William Beach ('25) died N.C 27611 Gary Gosztonyi (M.B.A.) is in Raleogh, N C., on March 19, 1978. Prior to marketing product manager with Mobay his retirement because of til h€'alth, he wa~ the Chemical Corporation of Kansas City, director of the North Carolina State Missouri. He loves at 710 Eby Drive, Apt. 104, Employment Service. Has widow is the former Merriam, Kansas 66204.linda W. Helgerson Mary Caterhine Cox, and hts sons are joo:;,eph The Class of address is 15905 Bent Tree Forest Circle on (M.B.A.) has been appointed Vice President of W Beach jr ('52) and Richard C Beach ('54) Seventy-Eight Dallas, Texas where Robert is working for the Applied Video Concepts of Washington Charles M. Parker ('27)dJed on June 15 on American Hospotal Supply Corp. Douglas D.C. Ron Mrstik (M.B.A. '80) has been Wichita Falls, Texas, where he served as head linderer married Terry Childress on April 5. promoted to the position of Vice President of the Wichota Falls Health Unit until hos Stephen Douglas Brady is a therapiSt at They hve at -141 E. Arrowood Road, Bldg. 12-2, w1th Ciba-Geigy Coporation. His new address retirement. Before gomg to Texas, he had Forsyth-Stokes Mental Health Authonty. He is Charlotte, N.C. 28210.Laura E. Tluone has os 1782 Salem Street, North Andover, served as a medical officer with the U.S. Na''Y also a part-time graduare student at the rect>ived her M.B.A from Rutgers University. Massachusetts. for more than thirty years. Gladys Hobson University of North Carolina at Greensboro John Wayne Weaver (M.A '80) and Mary Sledd (M.A '30) died on july 7 in Wake Forest, working toward a masters degree in education. Catherine (Cathy) Carter (79) were married N C She taught school for many years before Charles T. Busby Q.D.) writes that he has May 24. john is a first year medical student at her retirement in 1965. William L. Helper ('31) joined the law firm of Earnhardt and Busby, Bowman Gray School of Medicine and Cathy died on Greensboro, N.C. on December 15, P.A., in Edenton, N.C. Dave Lawrence is a reporter for the Winston-Salem journal. Deaths 1979. john K. Blackburn ('32) died on August Oodfelter has been awarded the degree of Their addressIs 2681-E Fairlawn Drive, 7 in Waynesboro, Virginia. He was a veteran Master of Ubrarianship from Emory Wonston-Salem, N.C. 27106. of World War U and was associated with University. Muy Elizabeth Connelly (M.A. Alice Willson Broughton, Wake Forest trustee Leggett Department Store until his retirement. '80) married Steven Thomas Burkhead on july The Class of from january 1953 to December 1956, died at He was widely known as a tenor soloist and 20. D~niel K. Cook received his M.A. in her home in Raleogh on August IS She was sang with the First Baptist Church choir for Sparush from the University of Virginia in Seventy-Nine the first woman to be elected to the Board of many years. Milford Kenneth Gurley (L.L. B August. He has taken a position with the Trustees. She was the widow of the late '35) died of a heart attack on July 28, 1980. He Defense Department near Washington, D.C. Kathryn Freeman has just finished a summer Governor of North Carolina, j Melville served in the U.S. Navy during World War U Hi• >ddw-. is 201 Crain Court Circle, Apt 2-A onternship at the Chase Manhattan Bank and Broughton. In addition to her service to Wake and had practiced law in Raleigh, N C , sonce Glen Burnie, Maryland 21061. Donna Booth has returned to Chapel Hill to begin her Forest she was a former member of the North 1946. Bennet Rose ('35) died in Blowmg Rock. G01nt has moved to Chicago where sht" is a second year on the Graduate School of Carolina Democratic Executive Committee and N C. on June 12. A veteran ot World War II paralegal for Seyfarth. Shaw. Fairw•ather and '8u~111~~ Adrniniotration. William Michael the North Carolina Prison Advisory Council he wa~ a manufacturer's representative for l'YIIJidUl :Jiu:cuvu !la . loO~ ('% L-.L.U. '"1.R.). Geraldson Donna's husband Cns os a financial Langford has rece1ved the degree ot Master of 1 Moo~·., Buildins Supply Co.. until hi!.; analyst with Standard Oil of Indiana. Their International Management from American fonner chariman and president of Carolina retirement on 1978. Clyde P. Hatcher ('37) doed & Power Ught Company, died in Raleigh on Lumberton, N C. on june 2~. From 1949 N.C. on August 28. Harris was a Wake Forest unhl his death he was a representative of trustee from 1955 through 1959. He wa. Equitable Life Assurance Sonety of New York. president of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, D. F. Hard Jr. ('42) died on September 26 on and a former member of t.he Board of Director~ Kings Mountam, N.C., where he was a of Wachovia Bank & Trust Company and practicing dentist. He \vas the father ut Nancy Wake Forest Alumni Meet in Nairobi Wachovia Corporation, Durham Life ln!!urancc Hord Bunch ('78). Harold Lee Townsend ('43), Company, General Motors Corporation, and former mayor of Emporia, Virg1nia and United States Steel Corporation In 1978, he Greensville Countv Commonwealth Attorney Recentlv si North Carolina la.mili~s . "'l'n mg cl~ Bclpti ... t nH..,~ion cuie~ m was awarded an honorary doctorate by Wake died in Emporia oO july 26. He was active irl Nairobi, K~nva. mel tn~ethcr for an cn.•nm~ of ll'lluwsh1p 111 the home nl Forest In addition to his service to Wake many law associations in addition to "erving Dale G. Hooper ( lil ). Fi\·e nt the sh. men pn..•sent arc ~raduclh.'s ur \•\"ak.e Forest, he was vice chairman of the board of on the Greensville-Emporia Atrport Forest trustees of Meredith College and a director of Commission and the Emporia-Greensville the North Carohna Foundation of Church Amis Daniel ('55), fmmer pastor uf k.c•rncr,\olk Bapt"t Churd1, os nn" lndu•trial Board. Harold Luther Nail ('49) doed Related Colleges. He was parliamentarian for on July I in Burlington, N.C. He was owner of pastor nf the En~lish lan~uaj;e Parl.land• 1l.1pl"l Church uf N.1ornbi . Ralph the North Carolina Baptist State Convention Nail Pnnhng Co. and had worked in radio for Hanell ('51) is director of a Conrdinated Literatun; Progr.1m that invoh·es ten and a recipient of the Retiglbus Heritage of twenty-one years Doris Greene Randolph countries on eastern and southern Afric,, Jack Yates ('71) b with the America Award. He served as prindpal clerk ('51, ). D. '68) doed in Winston-Salem on on the North Carolina House of Missionarv Sen·in• Corp .. a program of the B.1pti"il Furei~n tv1issu.m Bnard fur August 5, 1980. She had pnacticed law with Representatives m 19-11 and 19~3 and as the her husband Clyde C. Randolph Jr. Q.D. '51) \"olunteers who are gi\'en special assig-nnll'nh with 1'1 rnis ... u.m He is al"io representative from Stanly County in 1955 . for the past twelve years She was a member dorector of the Baptist Communi!\' CenlL'r in Nnirnbi Dale Hooper ('51) is Clement Eaton. who received an honorary of the vestry and the choir at St. Timothy's director of,Baptist CommunocatillllS, and Zeb Moss ('72) os Mt•din Consultnnl Doctor of Literature degree from Wake Forest Episcopal Church. Marion). Davis ('51, J.D. for Africa of the ForeiAn tv1ission Board Yates. t'v1oss , .1nd Huuper clrl' in 1%7, died on August 8 in Kentucky where '53) died on july 16 on Charlotte. He was vice he was a distinguished professor and historian deacons of Parklands Baphst Churd1 president, secretary, and general counsel at for more than twenty-one years. Hos best lntegon Corporation and president-elect of the known work was History of tile Old South Association of Life Insurance Counsel. Ht- was Colonel joseph S. Terrell Jr., Professor of a member of the Board of VL"tors of the Wake Military Science and Tactics at Wake Forest Forest Law School. as well as serving on the from 1951 through 1955, died May 17 He had Winston-Salem Foundation Committee and the retired from the Army in 1971. Percy Van Winston-Salem b!>ard of First Union National Critcher ('10) died in Lexington on july 3. He Bank . james leland Quinn lll (M.D. '59) doed had served as Lexington city attorney and on May 28. He jooned the Bowman Gray Want to Sell a Grand Piano? Davidson County attorney and as chairman of School of Medicine faculty in 1963 as its first the Davidson County Democratic Executive director of nuclear medicine. He was Committee. Carl Howell Ragland ('10) of recognozed mternationally as one of the Oxford, N.C .. died on August 21. He was also Dean of Women Lu Leake is in search of a used grand piano to purchase pioneers of clinical nuclear medidne and a graduate of the Southern Baptist Theological edited one of the first textbooks on the area In for use in one of the large parlors of a residence hall. Apparently there are Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky. He was both 1964 he moved to the faculty of Northwestern not many such items in circulation and all local sources have been exhausted. an ordained minister and an attorney and Umversity where he taught ·until 1979 fn 1972 Any help from alumni in locating a suitable instrument would be greatly practiced both professions, but spent most of he received the Distinguished Service Citation his life as a teacher on Kitty Hawk. Harvey appreciated. If you have any leads, call Leake at 919/761-5216 or write to her in Medoane from Wake Forest The james L Albert Nanney ('12) died in Union Mills, N.C., Quinn lll Memorial Award for teaching at 7202Reynolda Station, Winston-Salem, N.C. 27109. on August 27 He had been a. teacher and excellence has been established at Bowman school prmcipal for thirty-eight years when he Gray and will be given each year by radoology retired in 1950. Amzi Jefferson Ellington ('13) resadents to an outstandmg faculty member. 39