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Degrees had been awarded Tues-
day to 305 candidates by N. C. State
College as the institution concluded
its commencement exercises and stu-
dents then turned their faces home-
ward again.

It was the largest graduating class
in the history of the college. Am-
bassador Josephus Daniels presented
diplomas at closing exercises Tues-
day evening in Riddick Stadium.

Those receiving degrees follow:

Bachelor of Science degrees were
awarded the following:

Agriculture
Sam B. Hodges, Burkeville, Va.;
Jap P. Davis, Jr., Salisbury; Wood-
row W. McPherson, Mebane; William
A. Schreiber, Jr., Charlotte; D. Lee
Simmons, Freeland; Austin McD.
Garris Watha; Victor J. Goodman,
Concord; Roger W. Murdock, Trout-
man; John W. Pou, Elmwood; Edwin
L. Shore, Cycle; James C. Von Can-
non. Banner Elk; Louis M. Smith, Jr.,
Raleigh; William C. Thacker Greens-
boro; Joseph Y. Allen, St. Pauls;
James C. Frink, Bladenboro; Lyle
N. Hall, Salisbury; Joseph J. Hamlin.
Jr., High Point; George H. Herring,
Goldsboro; Ben P. Jenkins, Jr., Shel-
by; Paul J. Lyerly, Granite Quarry;
Jesse B. Newlin, Mebane; Van S.
Watson, Jr., Rocky Mount; Samuel L.
Williams, Sparta; Henry L. Brake,
Rocky Mount; James S. Melton, Hen-
dersonville; Whitten W. Sholtz, Jr.,
Charlotte; John P. Overcash, Kan-
napolis; Glenn C. Alexander, Mat-
thews; Charles C. Pratt, Winston-
Salem; Harold D. Morriss, Miami,
Fla.; Felix R. Speer, Boonville.

Forestry
James S. Campbell, Franklin, Va.;
William A. Campbell, Southport;
Charles J. Cheslock, Orbisonia, Pa.;
Wilmer L. Colwell, Jr., Washington,
D. C.; P. C. Connor, Buffalo Ridge
Va.; Max Dillingham, Barnardsville;
Roy C. Eaker Cherryville; Julian
W. Farrior, Burgaw; James H. Find-
lay, Gastonia; Grady H. Floyd, Jr.,
Fairmont; William L. Foster, Little-
ton; Charles A. Fox, Asheboro; Billy
Griffiths, Raleigh; Richard M. Hen-
ry. Russellville, Ark.; La Floyd H.
Hobbs, Delco; Adolph J. Honeycutt,
Jr., Raleigh; Thomas McC. Hower-
ton, Asheville; James L. Huff, Mars
Hill; George W. Hunter, Raleigh;
Valentone V. Karaiva, Scranton Pa.;
Howard W. Lull, Asheville; Walter
J. Marshburn, Jr., Burgaw; Jesse P.
Moorefield, Greensboro; Robert McD.
Nelson, Chambersburg, Pa.; Edwin
W. Ryder, Shippensburg, Pa.; Clar-
ence B. Shimer. Wilmington; George
E. Smith, Jr., Greenville, S. C.; Paul
W. Warlick, Blitmore; Norbert B.
Watts, Raleigh; Joseph A. White-
man, Jr., Raleigh; Walter Warren
Wooden, Baltimore, Md.

Agricultural Education
Hugh Doak Barden, Orrum;
Charles H. Bean, Lawndale; Edmond
B. Browne, Raleigh; William S. But-
ler, Clinton; James H. Campbell, Tay-
lorsville; Murray J. Chappell, Eden-
ton; Phillip R. Elam, Kings Moun-
tain; Jefferson H. Enloe, Franklin;
Marsdan L. Farrior, Rose Hill; Wil-
liam McG. Harper, Garner; Larry O.
Hill, Vanceboro; Tyree B. Holland,
Holly Springs; Truman L. King Tur-
key; Leroy Mintz Shallotte; Worth
S. Moore, Apex; Woodie M. Osborne,
Stabfield; James L. Patrick, Grifton;
Ray L. Pittman, Fairmont; Albert J.
Smith, Goldsboro; Fred L. Smith,
Denton; Harvey G. Snipes, Ahoskie;
Marvin P. Taylor, Enfield; Shearin P.
Teague, Newland; John C. Thorne,
Selma; Joseph L. Tunnell, Swan
Quarter; Ben Williams, Monroe;
Murray B. Williams, Monroe; Ed-
ward H. Wilson, Blanch.

High School Teaching
Stephen Acai, Donora, Pa.; Edward
T. Berlinski, Bloomfield, N. J.; Ce-
cil J. Brownie, White Plains, N. Y.;
Albert A. Chieniego, Jr., Burlington,
N. J.; William E. Entwistle, Old Or-
chard Beach, Me.; Thomas J. Harper,
Raleigh; Marinus Hoek, Long Island,
N. Y.; Wade T. Leary, Edenton;
Louis Mark, Bronx, N. Y.; Rujar J.
Massa, Bellaire, O.; Fred F. Mastro-
lia, East Boston, Mass.; Robert L.
Mayton, Carry; Daniel A. Piloseno,
Belaire, O.; Edward S. Riccardelli,
Orange, N. J.; Joseph H. Schwerdt
Jr., Everett, Mass.; Charlie C. Stott,
Raleigh; Richard M. Thompson, Mt.
Holly; George W. Weitlauf, Jr.,
Penns Grove, N. J.

Industrial Arts
Sobey F. Allen, Raleigh; Byron S.
Clapp, Siler City; Joseph A. Renn,
r., Winston-Salem; Farmer S. Smith,
., Raleigh; Honoree W. Pierce,
ex.

Architectural Engineering
Robert B. Cauthen, Raleigh; and
ic G. Flannagan, Jr., Henderson.

Ceramic Engineering
John J. Amero, Gloucester, Mass.;
thur Dammann, Amityville, N. Y.;
arden W. Gaskins, New Bern;
arles D. King, Wilmington; Addi-
Maupin, Raleigh.

Chemical Engineering
Paul C. Blalock, Jr., Fremont;
James G. Bronson, Durham; Alton
E. Davis, Burlington; Richard L. Da-
vis, Charlotte; William H. DeBoy,
Raleigh; John H. Griffin, Monroe;
Earle C. Hart, Jr., Hartford, Conn.;
Norman S. Hertz, Long Branch, N. J.;
Walter D. Jacobson, Island, N. Y.;
Joseph L. Katz, Morganton; George
R. Killam, Jr., E. Orange, N. J.; Al-
fred J. Lowermilk, Jr., Mount
Gilead; James E. Moore, Jr., Ra-
leigh; Leon S. Newman, Virgilina,
Va.; Charles R. Parkinson, Fair-
haven, Mass.; Thomas J. Rolland, Jr.,
Greensboro; Alvin Saltzman, Bradley
Beach, N. J.; Ephriam L. Sawyer,
Sanford; John F. Seely, Chester,
Pa.; Donald Sener, Harrisburg, Pa.;
Henry B. Smith, Jr., New Bern;
William S. Terrell, II, Norlina; Hen-
ry V. Waehli, New York City.

Civil Engineering
Robert Anton, Portsmouth, Va.;
Macon M. Dell, Greenville; William
A. Edwards, Jr., Princeton; Francis
J. Johnson, Tampa, Fla.; Walter P.
Little, Catawba; William W. Nickles,
Rockingham; Marl E. Ray, Raleigh;
Thomas W. Ribers, Greenville; How-
ard S. Wahab, Belhaven; L. B. Ward,
Whitakers; John C. Boney, Hamlet;
John W. Brown, Shelby; Ernest I.
Clancy, Washington, D. C.; James M.
Coleman, Jr., Raleigh; Owen A. Daly,
Raleigh; James E. Grantham, Rocky
Mount; Wyatt M. Jones, Jr., Wilson;
Charles H. Sachaklian, Marcelius,
N. Y.; Everett S. Scott, Fayetteville;
John Smith, Jr., Leaksville; Hen-
ry Martin Van Oesen, Wilmington;
Anthony B. Fabrizi, Geneva, N. Y.

Electrical Engineering
Paul G. Bodwell, Jr., Raleigh;
Lester R. Crane, Raleigh; Henry N.
Cyrus, Rocky Mount; Howard G.
Gwaltney, Winston-Salem; Aldo L.
Livero, New York City; Joe T. Mas-
sey, Raleigh; Hubert L. Morgan, Jr.,
Canton; Robert C. Pollock, Winston-
Salem; Robert E. Ritch, Raleigh; Al-
fonso D. Robertson, Jr., Lumberton;
Raymond C. Snook, Roselle, N. J.;
Wythe B. Weathers, Fayetteville;
Joe McA. Willis, Lumberton; Charles
L. Woody, Spruce Pine; Simon H.
Woolard, Robersonville.

Industrial Engineering
William Baerthlein. New York
City; Walter J. Chapman, Walsen-
burg, Colo.

Mechanical Engineering
Arnold S. Ahrahams, New York
City; M. C. Brennan, Port Chester,
N. Y.; Wilson H. Fisher, Brasstown;
Paul Green, Sylva; Lee M. Hinshaw,
Winston-Salem; James W. Hollis Jr.,
Laurinburg; Joe Paul Lorek, Castle
Hayne; Donald W. McLean, Ashe-
ville; Raymond F. Meyers, Biltmore;
Harold S. Overman, Jr., Elizabeth
City; Russell V. Powell, Newport
News, Va.; Stanley S. Seago, Green-
ville; William O. Truitt, Greensboro;
Leslie A. Ward, Bemus Point, N.
Y.; Frank C. Ziglar, Charlotte;
Lewis A. Abraham, Portsmouth, Va.;
Jack Leet, Ladewood, N. J.

Biology
Erwin Lenkowsky, New York
City; Richard L. Oliver Raleigh;
Pauline E. Tilley, Raleigh.

Chemistry
Jacob B. Joyner, Fuquay Springs;
Samuel S. Moss, Albemarle; Walter
C. Repony, Clifton, N. J.

Industrial Management
William McG. Bell, Windsor;
George R. Bobbitt, Jr., Nashville;
Walter Lee Chambers, Winston-
Salem; Norman C. Davis, Elizabeth
City; Woodrow R. Fountain, Wil-
mington; James S. Fulghum, Jr.,
Kinston; David R. Southerland,
Goldsboro; Robert L. Stallings, Jr.,
Bridgeton; John L. Sullivan, Wil-
son; James A. Weathers, Jr., Ra-
leigh.

Textile Chemistry
Jack M. Andrews, Bonlee; Charles
M. DeMarcay, Jr., Savannah, Ga.,
William L. Dixon, Jr., Charlotte;
Charles J. Dulin, Charlotte; Rodney
B. Graham, Jr., Charlotte; John
Greaves, Jr., New Bedford, Mass.;
Stephen J. Hawes, II, Charlotte; Wil-
liam L. Hunter, Salisbury; Carl C.
Plaster, Winston-Salem; Thomas G.
Sloan, Charlotte; Francis M. Souther-
land, Durham; John E. Spainhour, N.
Wilkesboro; Raymond W. Szulik,
New Bedford, Mass.; Roy Loflin
Ward, Thomasville; Robert E. Wil-
lett, Raleigh.

Textile Managment
Angus C. Cameron, Olivia; Claude
E. Clarke, Jr., Danville, Va.; Wood-
row W. Jones, Greensboro; Albert C.
King, Littleton; Thomas C. Rags-
dale, Jamestown; Harry Schneider,
Brooklyn, N. Y.; James B. Tollison,
Raleigh; Frank J. Upchurch, Jr., Ra-
leigh; John W. Wilson, Louisburg.

Textile Manufacturing
Claude W. Allen. Sanford; Luke W.
Boney, Jr., Wallace; T. W. Bridges,
Lawndale; James T. Catlin, II, Dan-
ville, Va.; William P. Crawley, Lit-
tleton; Robert B. Crosland, Jr., Char-
lotte; Paul B. Cullen, Fall River,
Mass.; Forrest M. Davison, Gibson-
ville; ;Roy L. Dixon, Winston-Salem
Charles R. Dunnagan, Yadkinville;
George W. Fry, Raleigh; Charles L.
Fulp, Kernersville; John B. Gaither
Raleigh; John M. Geitner, Hickory;
Walter B. Graham, Jr., Vass; Wilton
Jones, Woodruff, S. C.; Henry D.
edbetter, Jr., Rockingham; Harry
. McNeill, Rowland; William A.
auney, Lincolnton; Harry P. Mul-
n, Lincolnton; George E. Norman,
., Charlotte; James L. Padgett,
aw Creek; S. J. Peele, Jr., Belhaven;
avid L. Ramsey, Charlotte; Walter
Rogers, Jr., Durham; Louis S. Sat-
rfield, Danville, Va.; James W.
ears, Belhaven; Charles D. Slo-
umb, Jr., Goldsboro; Milton South-
land Wallace; Cecil G. Squires, Dra-
er; Torrey M. Tyner, Shelby; Alfred
. Warre, Jr., Snow Hill; William
. Wetzell, Jr., Gastonia; Charles B.
oung, Ivy; William A. Zachary,
ooleemee.

Weaving And Designing
George L. Boney, Wallace; Sam-
uel B. Clayton, Jr., Greensboro; Clif-
ton W. Enfield, Graham; Roy Lan-
drum, Mountain View, Mo.; Glenn E.
Penland, Asheville; Edward A.
Quintard, Charlotte; Blair H. Sig-
mon, Alexis; James H. Stevens, Lan-
caster, S. C.; and Kenneth R. Tor-
rans, Warsaw.

Master of Science
The following received Master of
Science degree:
In agricultural economics, Jeffer-
son I. Davis, Jr., of Athens, Ga., Joe
D. Kinard of Ninety-Six, S. C.; and
S. C. Mayo of Mesic; agricultural
chemistry, James C. Hackney of
Greensboro and Francis Tripp of
New Bedford, Mass.; entomology,
Herbert F. Scholl of Raieigh; field
crops and plant breeding, William
H. Chapman of Liberty, S. C.; plant
pathology, Otto P. Owens of Ra-
eigh; plant ecology, Robert K. God-
frey of Sussex, N. J.; plant physiolo-
gy, John B. Whitney, Jr., of Augusta,
Ga.; and in poultry science, David
W. Gregory of Raleigh.

Professional Degrees
Three professional degrees were
arded as follows: C. B. Griffin, Jr.,
o Philadelphia, chemical engineer-
in C. B. Farris of Raleigh, master
of griculture; and Robert E. Smith,
Jr., f Fairfax, Ala., master of tex-
tiles