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SPONSORS FOR THE PHARMACY DANCE LAST NIGHT WERE: first row (left to right) Barbara Arnold, Raleigh, with Harold
Day, Spruce Pine; Ann Norris, Raleigh, with Gene Hackney; San ford, Sophomore Class President; Alice Lee Stevens, Smithfield,-with
Bill Adams, Four Oaks, Freshman Class President; Beth Lloyd, Chapel Hill, with Steve Perrow, Bedford, Va., Kappa Psi President;
Lionell Todd, Loris, S. C, with Jack Friday, Dallas, N. C, Pharmacy School Vice-President.
Second Row (left to right): Billye Jo Zimmerman, North Wilkes boro, with Bucky Horton, North Wilkesboro, Phi TJelta Chi Presi
dent; Carolyn Burgess, Broadway, Pharmacy School Secretary, with Paul Reichle, Durham; Doris Pons, Valdese, with Loy Ray Burris,
Valdese, Pharmacy Senate President; Jean McNeely, Mooresville, with Sam Price, Mooresville, Pharmacy Honor Council Representa
tive; Martha Ann Smith, Warsaw, Kappa Epsilon President, with A 1 Cole, Raeford. ,k .
, Third Row (left to right): Mary Vinson, Richmond, Va.,1 with Keith Fulbright, Guilford College, Senior Class -President; Mrs. Cade
Brooks, Fayettsville with husband, president of Pho Chi; Gray Bullock, Fayetteville, Pharmacy Girls' Association President, with Gra
ham White, Burlington; Marilyn Habel, Chapel Hill, with Tommy Burgess, Sparta, Junior Class
President; Ann Monroe, Chapel Hill, with Earl T. Brown, Leicester, Student Body President.
A foimal dance last night high- president, presented awards to. presented at intermission and giv-
Mcd School Class
Officers Selected ;
The Sophomore and Junior
classes of the Medical Schol an
nounce their officers for the com
ing year.
Sophomore officers are Presi
dent Edgar Ted Chandler, Thorn
asville; Vice-President Robert C.
Jordan Jr., Edenton; .-Secretary
James W. Hayes III, Wilson;
Treasurer" Robert T. Savage, Kan
apolis; Whitehead Council Rep
resentative Samuel. B. Joyner.,
Kernersville.
Officers of the Junior class are
President Joe Robinson, Reids
ville; Vice-President John C:
Ward, Kinston; Secretary Archie
DuVall Walker Jr., Wilmington;
Treasurer George Wallace Brown,
Waynesville; Whitehead Council
Representative Allen Spencer,
Salisbury.
William D. Huffines, Lexing
ton was elected Chairman of the
Medical School . Honor Council.
Other newly elected Honor Coun
cil members are Henry S. Steph
enson Jr., Smithfield; George E.
Cox, Wintersville; Albert Joseph
Diab, Burlington and Paul H.
Brigman, Chapel Hill.
Adrian Smith Lineberger,
Chapel, Hill, was elected Intra
mural Manager.
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lighted events of the 20th annual
Pharmacy Weekend.
Pharmac students and facul
ty members commenced activities
Friday ufternpon with a baseball
outstanding members. The
achievement award for the mem
ber most active in extra-curricular
affairs was given to Earl T,
Brown, Leicester. The past regent
award was presented to A. W.
game and picnic at Hogan's Lake s... Clelland orange, Va. An award
Friday evening Kappa Psx and - m . llt.tanHin-UdM
was won by Al Mebane, Lexing-
Phi Delta CbLpharmaceutical fra
ternities held open house.
Kappa -Tczllcm, women's hon
orary pharmaceutical fraternity,
entertained .Saiurdar with a lun
cheon at the Carolina Inn.
Kay Kyser was guest speaker
last wight at the Kappa Psi ban
quet also hc-M at the Inn. At this
time, Stave Perrow, fraternity
ton, Ky. The Reg Ferrell award
for the .student highest in ath
letic participation was given to
Jack Friday. : ,
Last night's dance was held at
the Women's Gym. Sponsors were
Scholarships
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committees, the 14 colleges sent
26 candidates (they; were limited
to five each) to Chapel Hill for
further screening by a central
committee here composed of three
representatives named by the
trustees of the Morehead Foun
dation, thvez by the University
administration, and R. A. Fetzer,
executive secretary of the foundation.
The Morehead scholarships are
valued at $1,500 each for one year
and are subject j to! renewal. The;
other five receiving them were
wood, Mo., Davidson College, in
business administration; James
"Walton Coley, Selma, Atlantic
, Christian College,, in English;
John Victor Hunter III, Winston
Salem, Davidson College, and in
Jaw; William Anthony White Jr.,
Charlotte;. Davidson, College, in
business . administration.
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en corsages of mixed flowers. Beer
mugs were given, as favors at the
dance and music was provided by
the Duke-Carolina Cavaliers.
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