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J. J. STEWART, Dean of Student Afiairs

CAREY H. BOSTIAN, Chancellor

JOHN W. SHIRLEY, Dean of the Faculty

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Faculty RepresentativesDr. H. A. Fisher, ChairmanDr. W. W. AustinDr. J. B. KirklandDr. H. Brooks JamesDean M. E. CampbellAlumni RepresentativesW. H. SullivanF. W. WarringtonG. C. LassiterCarl HarrisRalph Scott

Student RepresentativesJ. M. NolanPhil DiNardoA. D. D’Ang‘eloGordon G. HawkinsJim Frazier

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BRIGHAM YOUNG BASKETBALL ROSTER

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown

10 Russ Peterson ...... ‘................G 6-5 175 ............................................ Franklin, Nebraska

17 Rudy Konold ........................ C 6—5 214 .................................................... Fillmore, Utah

20 Ron Farish F 6-4 205 Pomona, California

23 Tom Steinke ........................G 5—10 150 .......................................... Salt Lake City, Utah

24 Melvin Wilkes G 6-0 165 ...................................................... Aurora, Utah

25 Terry Tebbs G 5-9 150 .............................................. Cowley, Wyoming

37 Hal Jensen .......................... F 6-4 200 ........................................................ Axtell, Utah

27 Lynn Rowe .......................... F 6-4 185 ............................................ Spanish Fork, Utah

28 Dave Lewis ..........................G 6-2 190 ........................................................ Provo, Utah

29 John Benson ........................ F 6-4 192 Parowan, Utah

30 Harry Anderson ..................G 5—11 170 ................................................ Grantsville, Utah

31 Paul Kitchen ...................... G 6-0 158 ................... . .................................... Provo, Utah

32 Willard Hirschi .................... F 6—0 158 .................................................. Rockville, Utah

34 Ed Pinegar .......................... F 6-4 190 Provo, Utah

35 Blaine Anderson F 6-4 190 ........................................................ Sandy, Utah

36 Herschel Pederson .............. C 6—6 210 .......................................... Salt Lake City, Utah

26 Jack Anderson .................... F 6-6 175 .......................................... Salt Lake City, Utah

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Marvin Kessler ..........................GVic Molodet ..............................GJohn Maglio .............................. GRaymond Waters ......................G _*Cliff Hafer ................................ FTorn Hopper .............................. FPhil DiNardO .............................. FNick Pond .................................. FGeorge Stepanovich .................... FRonnie Shavlik ..........................CLou Dickman .............................. FMike Miles ................................CBob Seitz .................................... C

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NO. Play_e_r 2w Pos.l0 Russ Peterson ............................ Gl7 Rudy Konold .............................. C20 Ron Farish .................................. F23 Tom Steinke .............................. G24 Melvin Wilkes ............................G25 Terry Tebbs ................................G26 Jack Anderson ............................ F27 Lynn Rowe .................................. F28 Dave Lewis ................................G29 John Benson .............................. F30 Harry Anderson .....................G3l Paul Kitchen ..............................G32 Willard Hirschi .......................... F34 Ed Pinegar .................................. F

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TOP TEN TEAMS OF THE NATION(UP Coach's Rating Each Week)

I. SAN FRANCISCO 6. IOWA2. UTAH 7. HOLY CROSS3. N. C. STATE 8. NORTH CAROLINA4. DAYTON 9. KENTUCKY5. BRIGHAM-YOUNG IO. MARQUETTE

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1955-56 North Carolina State Basketball Roster

Name Pos. Age*Phil DiNardo .......................... F 22*Cliff Hafer .............................. F 21*Nick Pond .............................. F 20*Lou Dickman .......................... F 22George Stepanovich ................ F 21Tom Hopper ............................ F 23*Ronnie Shavlik ................ ........C 21*Bob Seitz ................................C 21Mike Miles ............................C 19

*Vic Molodet ............................ G 22*Joh-n Maglio ............................G 20Marvin Kesslier ........................G 23Raymond Waters ....................G 19

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Class HometownSr. ............................ Philadelphia, Pa.Jr. .......................... Middletown, OhioJr. .............................. Montclair, N. J.Sr. Batesville, 1nd.Soph. .......................... E. Chicago, Ind.Soph. ........................Glen Rock, N. J.Sr. .................................. Denver, Col.Jr. ..................................Oaklyn, N. J.Soph. ........................ Upper Darby, Pa.Sr. .............................. E. Chicago, Ind.Jr. .............................. Havertown, Pa.Soph. .......................... Brooklyn, N. Y.Soph. .................... Collingswood, N. J.

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FRESHMAN ROSTER

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79 Willett Bennett .............................. F

85 Dan Cagle .................................... F

76 Bob McGillivray ............................ F

83 John Scott .................................... F

84 Kenny Clark .................................. F

82 John Richter ................................C

86 Willie Floyd ..................................C

72 Walter Kerr G

73 John Haigler ................................G

81 George Moncilovich ......................G

75 Bob Goodrich ................................G

78 Lou Pucillo ....................................G74 Lloyd Grantham ............................ F

NORTH CAROLINA STATE COLLEGE1955-56 Varsity Basketball schedule

:- Dec. 1 Florida State Here3 Dec. 3 Penn State Here2 Dec. 6 *Wake Forest Winston-Salem5:. Dec. 10 Eastern Kentucky Here_§ Dec. 13 *Clemson There

Dec. 14 *South Carolina Charlotte_ Dec. 17 West Virginia Here5 Dec. 21 Brigham Young Here5_ Dec. 29, 30, 31, Dixie Classic . Here

(Oregon State, Wyoming, Minnesota, Villanova, Duke,_ North Carolina, Wake Forest, and N. C. State)5 Jan. 7 Duke There

Jan. 12 *Maryland ThereJan. 18 *North Carolina ThereJan. 21 William Mary HereJan. 28 St. John’s Univ. (Brooklyn) HereJan. 31 *Virginia HereFeb. 4 *Clemson Here

_ Feb. 7 *Virginia There3 Feb. 11 *South Carolina Here

Feb. 14 *Duke HereFeb. 18 *Maryland HereFeb. 21 *North Carolina HereFeb. 25 *Wake Forest HereMarch‘ 1, 2, 3—Atlantic Coast

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210 Philadelphia, Pa.

205 New York, N. Y.225 Philadelphia, Pa.

210 Rose Hill, N. C.

160 Kannapolis, N. C.

145 Monroe, N. C.170 Eonemaugh, Pa.178 Philadelphia, Pa.

155 Philadelphia, Pa.

185 Fairmont, N. C.

NORTH CAROLINA STATE COLLEGE EFreshman Basketball Schedule 1955-56 -

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: Dec. 3 *Fort Lee Here .Dec. 6 Wake Forest Freshmen Winston-Salem E

- Dec. 10 *Camp LeJeune HereDec. 13 Fort Lee Fort Lee, Va.Dec. 17 *Camp Gordon HereJan. 7 Duke Freshmen DurhamJan. 14 U. S. Naval Air Station Norfolk, Va. ‘—Jan. 18 North Carolina Freshmen Chapel HillJan. 21 *Fort Jackson HereJan. 28 *U. S. Naval Base (Norfolk) Here

': Jan. 31 *Fort Belvoir HereFeb. 4 *Camp LeJeune HereFeb. 11 *U. S. Naval Air Station (Norfolk) HereFeb. 14 *Duke Freshmen HereFeb. 18 *Fort Meade Here :'Feb. 21 *North Carolina Freshmen HereFeb. 25 *Wake Forest Freshmen Here* Preliminary Game to Varsity Home GameCoach: Lee Terrill

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