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THE STATE COLLEGE ATHLETIC COUNCIL

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’AngieloGordon G. Hawkins

. _ . Jim Frazier . .H. A. FISHER ROY CLOGSTON

FRESHMAN ROSTERNo. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown79 Willett Bennett .............................. F 6-3 190 Hendersonville, N. C.85 Dan Cagle .............................. . ..... F 6-3 l65 Star, N. C.76 Bob McGillivray ............................ F 6-4 205 Dorchester, Mass.83 John Scott .................................... F 6-7 210 Philadelphia, Pa.84 Kenny Clark .................................. F 6-5 205 New York, N. Y.82 John Richter ........................... .....C 6-8 225 Philadelphia, Pa.86 Willie Floyd ..................................C 6-6 210 Rose Hill, N. C.72 Walter Kerr .......................... ........G 5-11 160 Kannapolis, N. C.73 John Haigler ................................G 5-ll 145 Monroe, N. C.81 George Moncilovich ......................G 6-0 170 Eon'emaugh, Pa.75 Bob Goodrich ............................... .G 5-11 178 Philadelphia, Pa.78 Lou Pucillo .................. . .............G 5-9 l55 Philadelphia, Pa.74 Lloyd GranthamF 6-3 l85 Fairmont, N. C.

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Berndt, William E. ........................

Hickson, Robert W. ......................

*McCarty, Robert L., 111 ..................

Nelliga-n, WistarP.

*Pearre Austin ...............

*Cooper. Jerry L. ..............

Mitchell, Glenn A. ........................

O’Bryan, Michael F. ......................

Boyd, Morton, Jr. ..........................

Hardy, Robert M. ..........................

Hockersmith, Thomas E. ................

*Miller, William H. ........................

Moyer, James M. ..........................

Randle, Ulmo ................................

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Ht. Wt. AgeFORWARDS

6—3 170 1 8

6—2 170 20

6-2 160 21

6—3 165 1 9

6-3 185 21

CENTERS6-6 192 20

6—3 190 19

6—5 200 20

GUARDS6-1 170 1 9

6-0 175 20

6-3 170 19

5-9 1 60 21

6-0 185 19

5-1 1 170 20

ROSTER 1955-56

Class Hometown

So. .............. Baltimore, Md.

So. ............................ Lynchburg, Va.

Sr. ...................... Clarksburg, W. Va.

So. ............................ Lynchburg, Va.

Sr. .............................. Frederick, Md.

Jr. ...................... Clarksburg, W. Va.

So. ........................W’ashington, D. C.

So. ............................ Richmond, Va.

So. ................................ Prospect, Ky.

Jr. .............................. Richmond, Va.

So. .................................. Fairfax, Va.

Jr. .............................. Bethelem, Pa.

So. ..........................Waynesboro, Va.

So. ............................ Fork Union, Va-

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PROBABLE STARTING LINEUPHOME: N. C. State CollegeNo. Player Pos. FG FT PF PTS72 Marvin Kessler ..........................G73 Vic Molodet G74 John Maglio ..............................G75 Raymond Waters ......................G76 Cliff Hafer ................................ F79 Tom Hopper .............................. F80 Phil DiNardo .............................. F PROBABLE STARTING LINEUP82 Nick Pond .................................. F VISITORS: University of Virginia83 George Stepanovich .................... F No. Player FG FT PF84 Ronnie Shavlik ..........................C 4 Berndt, William E. ...................... F85 Lou Dickman .............................. F I5 Hickson, ROPE” W- -------------------- F88 Bob Seitz ....................................C 6 McCarty, Robert L, I“ F

I2 Nelligan, Wistar P. .................... FI9 Pearre, Austin ............................ F20 Cooper, Jerry ..............................CI8 Mitchell, Glenn A. ...................... Cl3 O’Bryan, Michael F. .................... C

‘ IO Boyd, Morton, Jr. ...................- GI l Hardy, Robert M. ........................ G

kersmith, Thomas E. ............Ger, William H. ......................Ger, James M. ........................ G

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TOP TEN TEAMS OF THE NATON(UP Coach’s Rating Each Week)

(As a‘é‘ January 28)1. SAN FRANCISCO 6. NORTH CAROLINA2. DAYTON 7. TEMPLE3. ILLINOIS 8. VANDERBILT4. KENTUCKY 9. SOUTHERN METHODIST5. N. C. STATE 10. LOUISVILLE

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' VIC BUBCIS Everett N. Case Lee TerrillASSISTCI-n’f Basketball COGCh Head Basketball Coach Freshman Basketball Coach

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1955-56 North Carolina State Basketball Roster

No. Name Pos. Age Ht. Wt. Class ‘ ' Hometown80 *Phil DiNardo .......................... F 22 6—4 205 Sr. ........................... Philadelphia, Pa.76 *Cliff Hafer .............................. F 2l 6-4 181 Jr. .......................... Middletown, Ohio82 *Nick Pond .............................. F 20 6-4 205 Jr. ..............................Montclair, N. J.85 *Lou Dickman .......................... F 22 6—3 l97 Sr. .............................. Batesville, Ind.83 George Stepanovich ................ F 21 6-4 205 Soph. .......................... E. Chicago, Ind.79 Tom Hopper ............................ F 23 6-3 l9O Soph. ........................Glen Rock, N. J.84. *Ronnie Shavlik ........................ C 2l 6-8 200 Sr. .................................. Denver, Col.88 *Bob Sei’rz ................................ C 2l 6—H 260 Jr. ..................................Oaklyn, N. J.73 *Vic Molodet ............................ G 22 5-ll 170 Sr. .............................. E. Chicago, Ind.74 *John Maglio ............................G 20 6-0 184 Jr. .............................. Havertown, Pa.72 Marvin Kessler ........................G 23 5—ll l75 Soph. .......................... Brooklyn, N. Y.75 Raymond Waters ....................G l9 6—2 184 Soph. .................... Collingswood, N. J.

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