THE UNC NEWS
Thursday, June 8, 1961
Page 6
Honorary Degrees
Awarded To Five
UNC Monday night awarded hon
orary degrees to Dr. C. C. Critten
den, director of N. C. Archieves;
pharmacist; Thomas J. Pearsall,
Roger A. McDuffie, Greensboro
Rocky Mount attorney; Prof. Ken
neth B. Raper, native North Caro
linian who is a bacterioiogist af the
University of Wisconsin; and Dr.
Joseph T. Wearn, native North
Carolinian who is Dean of the
School of Medicine at Western Re
serve University in Cleveland,
Ohio. . ... . .
Degrees "were awarded by Gover
nor Terry Sanford and President
William C. Friday.
Chancellor William B. .Aycock
presided at' ceremonies in' the1 Ken-,
an Stadium in Chapel Hill.
Doctors of Law degrees were
awarded "to 'Crittenden, "Pearsall
and Wearn." Dr. Raper received the
idoctor of science degree, and "Mc
Duffie the doctor of pharmacy de
gree. Citations
Partial citations follow:
CHRISTOPHER CRITTENDEN,
Director of the "North Carolina De
partment of Archives and History,
native of Wake Forest and gradu
ate of Wake Forest College; Doc
tor of Philosophy of Yale Univer
sity, and ' for ' ten ' years a member
of the -Department of . History of
this University,' has brought to the
position he-held for . a quarter of a
tentury, a weatlh of training and
talent which have placed his de
partment in the forefront of the
nation ...
ROGER ATKINSON MCDUFFIE,
honor graduate m Pharmacy of this
university in 1915, : and for more
than two score years respected
member of the pharmaceutical pro
fession in Greensboro, has epito
mized in his career those qualities
of selfless devotion to his profes
sion and his fellowmen which are
in the highest tradition of the heal
ing arts ...
THOMAS JENKINS PEARSALL,
student of this university from 1923
to 1927,' lawyer, legislator,' business
executive, philanthropist, and public-spirited
citizen, has aided im
measurably in the recent growth
and development of the University
of North Carolina by his tireless
efforts and imaginative statesman
ship as a member of the Board of
Trustees since 1941 and of its txe
cutive Committee since 1948 . , .
; KENNETH BRYAN RAPER, na,
tive of North Carolina and gradu
ate of this university in the class
of 1929, Doctor of Philosophy of
Harvard, and now Professor of
Bacteriology "at the University of
Wisconsin, had the distinction of
publishing, while "still an under
graduate, an important contribu
tion to scientific-knowledge . , .
JOSEPH TRELOAR WEARN,1
Dean of the School of Medicine, and
Vice President for Medical Af
fairs, Emeritus; of ."Western Re-!j
serve ) University; presently conj
sultant to the School of Medicine of
Western Reserve and of Harvard;
North Carolinian by birth and herit
age, graduate of Davidson College
and of the Harvard Medical School,
has brought special honor to his
native state through his significant
contributions to medical research
and education ....
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