Carolina Alumni Review - July/August 2007

total of five Final Four tournaments and three national title games and won the NCAA championship with UNC in 2005, has been selected for the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame Class of 2007. ■ family addition Frank Guerrant Carter Jr. (’ 72, ’ 71 AB) and Dr. Deborah Stengel Carter (’ 94 ABJO, ’01 MD) of Wilmington; a son, Colin Guerrant Carter, on Feb. 28, 2007. ■ obituaries Dr. Archie Graham Davis (’ 72 MD), 58, of Mobile, Ala.; June 15, 2006. Davis was a cardiologist with the Mobile Heart Center. Wilmoth Peairs Hammersley (’ 72 MA, ’ 74 MSLS), 60, of Cincinnati; March 6, 2007. Hammersley was a librarian and a technical editor. She worked at public libraries in Northboro, Mass., and Norwich, Vt., as well as at a zoology museum at Harvard University. Stephen Thomas Holt (’ 72 BSST, ’ 77 MAT), 56, of Southport; March 27, 2007. Holt retired from AT&T in New Jersey in 2003 and moved to Southport. A former science teacher, he was a lifelong fisherman. Thomas Clifton Livingston Jr. (’ 72 BSMS), 56, of Foster City, Calif.; Jan. 25, 2007. Livingston was an insurance underwriter and lived in Charlotte until his move to California in 2005. He served in the Navy.

’ 73 Larry Paul Alford (’ 73 AB; ’ 78, ’ 77 MSLS) of Philadelphia represented UNC during the investiture of Ann Weaver Hart as the ninth president of Temple University. Charles Staton Baker (’ 73 AB) of Washington, D.C., has been named deputy assistant administrator of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s satellite and information service. Helen Elizabeth Latour (’ 73, ’ 72 PhD) of North Wilkesboro has retired as executive director of Wilkes Volunteers for Wilkes Literacy, the organization she started after retiring from teaching at Appalachian State University. ■ obituaries John Walthall Creagh III (’ 73 AB, ’ 83 MA), 56, of Raleigh; April 1, 2007. Creagh was professor and chairman of the communication department at Meredith College, where he taught for more than 20 years. He received a Fulbright grant in 1985 to study theater and culture in Japan. Robert Lee Crotts Jr. (’ 73 BSBA), 55, of Raleigh; March 31, 2007. Crotts was employed by IBM for 26 years as a financial analyst and certified public accountant. At UNC, he belonged to Delta Sigma Pi.

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