Campbell University - Pine Burr Yearbook (Buies Creek, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1946 volume:

The 1946 Pine Burr Published by the SOPHOMORE CLASS of Campbell College Buie ' s Creek, N. C. Josephine Lasater J. C. Thomas Editors Lester Marsh Business Manager Paul Green Theater Contents ADMINISTRATION CLASSES CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES FEATURES ADMINISTRATION To the Clan of Canipljell: Greetings to earh of you. May this attractive record of lofty enfleavors and lhe e faces, dear to us all. keep enshrined within our hearts the spirit of Alma Mater. Leslie H. Campbell. BURGESS PICKXEY MARSHBANKS B.A.. M.A., LL.B. liusinesx Manager A. H. BLKkOT r,. .. M.A. Dean, Modern Languages LEONORA A. DORSEY B.A.. B.M.T.. M.A. Dean of W omen. Regislrar JOHN EDWARD AYSCUE F..A.. M.A.. B.D. ID.slory. Governnieiil. I ' lihlie Speaking MRS. L. H. CAMPBELL tssistaiil Librarian ETHELEEiN CARR B.A. Piano SIDNEY (). BRANDON B. A.. M.A. ' ireitor ol I ' lnsieal Ell aval ion WALTER BRYAN B.A. Ml ilhenialies V. W . GARIU-Tl ' B.A. Biology RA L. GREEN B.A. Ln, ' j.li.sli. Latin MRS. MINNIE CALDWELL HARRIS A.B., B.S., M.A. Mathematics. Physics CHARLES H. HOWARD B.A. Bible W. B. JENKI S B.A. Business Department MRS. BESSIE CAMPBELL LYNCH B.M. Dean of Music Department. Piano PHYLLIS L. MASON. B.M. Voice OPHELIA MA TTHEW S B.A. Mathrmatics LILLIAN MILDRED MAXFIELD B.A.. M.A.. B.S. Librarian HOWARD G. McLAIN B.A., B.D., Sociology, Economics ADA ONERBY Assistant to Dean VIRGINIA D. OVERMAN B.A. issistani Dean of If omen. French G. G. PAGE Alumni Secretary HUBKAHl) M l rON PAGE B.A., M.A. English MABEL POWELL B.A., M.A. English. Lnlin Mils. EDNA QUEENER PROFFIT B.A., M.A. Chemistry GLADYS STRICKLAND B.A., M.A. Kuiilish G. A. TRIPP B.A.. M.A. Hislory. Ell II rat ion AMANDA MARTIN TURLINGTON B.S., M.S. Home Economies SALLIE ' AUGHN B.A. Eniilisli I. M. WALLACE r..s.. B.C.S. (jiiiiiiii ' rriiil Department K T111!Y WILMS i;.s. Typing WILLIAM WRIGHT B.A., Th.M. English JULIA E. BAKER R.N. Colleee Nurse DIAMOND JOHNSON Secretary to President 0. G. MATTHEWS Superintendent of Grounds anil Buildinf. m trk:e l. McPhail Secretary to Business Manager addie prevatte Assistant Business Manaser MRS. MARY K. RAGLAN D Store Manager MRS. I. M. WALLACE Dietitian Not Piclured DR. FRED FLEMING College Doctor DR. PAUL BAGBY College Chaplain MRS. ELMER PURYEAR Mathematics ' f 0S sitm ' m - -A •f .. . ■• , ' CLASSES Sophomores AARON PHIPPS .... President WEST]_EY NOBLE . . . Treasurer JAMES REID . . . J ' ice Preskieni VINNA BEANE . . Sergeant-at-Arms CATHERINE CAMPBELL . . Secretary MR.S. PROFFIT . . Pocully Adviser Vinna Elizabeth Beane Asheboro, N. C. Ba kelliall 1, 2: Sappho Lilerarv Society 1. 2: International Re- lations Club 2; Class Officer 2- Pine Bi;rr Staff 2; Campbell Kitchen Club 2: Sunday school Officer 2; Alumni Office Assistant; Honor Society. Mary Ruth Bodenheinier Kernersville, N. C. B.S.U. Council 1, 2; International Relations Club 1. 2; Sappho Literary Society 1. 2; MacDowell Music Club 2; Campbell Kitchen Club 1; Volunteer Band 1. 2: Pinf, Burr Staff 2; Y.W.A. 1. 2; Basketball 1: Choir 2; Glee Club 1; Library Assistant 2; Class Historian 2; Sunday school Officer 1, 2. Sarah Lorraine Britt Smithfield, N. C. ■rk I ' ll, 1,1,-, Suit 2: I ' lNK Birr Staff 2: Astro So ciety Officer Siinilay schocd Cla. Officer 2; Y.W.A. Officer 2. Reva Cadd Roanoke, Va. ippho S.iriciv Officer 2. Sophomores 16 Catherine Campbell Buie ' s Creek, N. C. Baskelliall 1. 2: Epsilun Pi Eta 1. 2; bapplio Society 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; MacDowell Music Club 2; Home Ec. Club 1. 2; President 2; Pi E Birr Staff 2; Class Officer 1, 2; Superlative 1, 2; Y.W.A. 1. 2; May Day Maid of Honor. Ruby Cashwell Lumber Bridge, N. C. Ba ketliall 2; Y.W.A. Society 2: Girls llous ; Inlernalional Relali ' Council 2; MacDow ■ (!hib 2; Sappbo Music Club 2. , slro Society 1, Officer 2. Joyce Marie Catlett Gary, N. C. Glee Club 1, 2; House Council 2; Y.W.A. Lola Caudle Asheboro, N. C. Campbell Kitcben Club 2; Sappho Society 1, 2. Campbell College 17 Enid Ernestine Clarke Lenoir, N. C. Vohinteer Band 1. 2; Campbell Kitchen Club 1, 2, President 1: Y.W.A. Officer 2; B.T.I ' . Officer 1. 2; Glee Oub 1, 2. Athelle Marie Coleman Rt. 1 Lillington, N. C. Epsilim Pi Eta 1. 2: Creek Pebbles Staff 2: Student Council 1. Margaret Elizabeth Darden Broadway, N. C. (VwVs House Council President 2: Student Council Officer 2; International Relations Club 2; Glee Club 2: Campbell Kitchen Club ]. 2; Sappho Society 2: Superlative 1, 2; May Queen. Olean Davis Lake Landing, N. C. Ma.l)..well Music Club 2. Sophomores 18 Lester M. Gaskill Stacy, N. C. Sundav frhool Officer 2. Mary Madolyn Goodwin New Bern, N. C. Girl ' s House Council 2: Astro Society 1, 2. Mildred Harrell Edenton, N. C. International Relations Club 1, 2; Y.W.A. 1. 2; Volunteer Band 1. 2; Sappho Society 1, 2; B.S.li. Council 2; Campbell Kitchen Club 1. 2; Honor Society 2. Sarah Humphrey Warsaw. N, C. Creek Pebbles Staff 2; Choir 2: Y.W.A. Officer 2. Campbell College 19 Josephine Lasater Erwin, N. C. Bas-ketliall 1. 2: Epsilon Pi Eta Officer 1. 2; Sappho Society 1, 2; Student Council 2: Co-Editor Pine Birr 2; Superlative 1, 2; May Day Attendant. Dora V. Ludlam Darlington, S. C. House Council 1. 2: B.S.U. Council 1, 2; Y.W.A. 1. 2; Volunteer Band 1, 2; Campbell Kitchen Club 1. 2. Lester T. Marsh Lively, Va. Ministerial Association Officer 1, 2; Pine Burr Staff 2; B.T.U. Officer 2; Baseball 1. Mrs. Margaret Marsh Lively, Va. I i.NE Bi ' RR Staff 2; MacDowell Music Club 2; Superlative 2. Sophomores 20 Emma Mae McPherson Norfolk, Va. B.S.U. Council I, 2, President 2; Epsilon Pi Ela 2: Girl ' s House Council 2; Creek Pebbles Staff 1. 2; Astro Society 1, 2; Superla- tive 1. 2: Campbell Kitchen Club 1: Volunteer Band 1, 2; Y.W.A. 1, 2; International Relations Club 2; Registrar Office Assistant 2. Martha Jean Modlin Rich Square, N. C. Sappho Society 1, 2, President 2: MacDowell Music Club Officer 2; Glee Club 1. 2; Honor Society 2. Jacqueline Moore Wallace, N. C. International Relations Club 1, 2, Officer 2; Creek Pebbles Staff 2; Epsilon Pi Eta 2; Sappho Society 1. 2; Class Prophet 2; Chem- istry Department Assistant 2. Wesley Noble Dunn, N. C. Class Officer 2; Pink Birr Staff 2; Creek Pebbles Staff 2; Honor Society 2. H jsi 4r Campbell College 21 Cora Male Parker Jacksonville, N. C. Creek Pebbles. Staff 2: .Siinday school Qass Officer 2: Pine Burr Staff 2: Honor Society 2. Roy C. Parker Kipling, N. C. Basketball 2; Baseball 1; International Relations Club 1, 2. President 2; Cantpbell Kitchen Club 2; Glee Club 2; Ministerial Associaticjn 2: Student Council 2; Superlative 1. 2. Helen Patterson Broadway, N. C. Creek Pebbles Staff 2: B;!-lsetl)all 1, 2. Gwendolyn Pearce Zebulon, N. C. CUW H..u-e Council 2; Y.W.A. 1, 2: Astro Society Officer 2. Sophomores 22 Aaron C. Phipps Schoolfield, Va. Ministerial Association 1, 2; President Epsilon Pi Ela 1. 2: International Relations Club Officer 1; Class President 2; Superla- tive 2. James W. Reid, Jr. Whitakers, N. C. 2; Pln ' e Birr Staff 2; Superlative Doris Robbins Battleboro, N. C. Girls House Council Officer 2; Student Council 2 Epsilon Pi Eta 2; Astro Society 1. 2 .Officer 2: Home Economics Club 1, 2, President 2; Internationa! Relations Club 1, 2; History ' Department Assistant 2; May Day Attendant. Leone Madeline Smart Draper, N. C. Volunteer Band 2: B.S.I. Council 2: B.T.l. Officer 2: Y.W.A. 2; Creek Pebbles Staff 2. Campbell College 23 i Epsilon Staff 2. Dorothea Stewart Lillington, N. C. Eta 1. 2; Sappho Scu-iety Officer 2; Creek Pebbles James Christopher Thomas Rose Hill, N. C. B.S.Li. Council 2; President Campliell Kilclieii Clul) 1: Pine Burr .Staff 2; Creek Pebbles Staff 2: Choir 1, 2; Cia- - Te-latur 2; Superlative 2; Honor .Society 2. Catherine Upchurch Buie ' s Creek, N. C. Ba-keihall 1. 2: Epnlon Pi Eta 1. 2: PiNt; Birr Staff 2; Creek I ' ebhies Staff 2; Superlative ]. 2. «l,:N, i Baxter M. Walker Fa.vetteville, N. C. Ministerial .Association 1. 2; B.S.I. Cmincil 1; International Relations Chih Officer 2; Epsilon Pi Eta Officer 2; iMacDoweli Music Clul) 2: Choir 1: Pi.MC BuHit Staff 2; Veteran ' s Cluh 2; Ciei ' k Prhlilrs Slall 1. Sophomores 24 Sue Winifred Weathers Knightdale, N. C. Girls House Council 2: Sapjxi Society 1. 2. Lois Hill Wells Watha, N. C. Astro Society 1: Sunday scliool Class Officer 2. Annie Duke Wheless Louisburg, N. C. Girls House Council 2: Astro Society 1. 2: MacDowell Music CIuIj 2. Jack Wilder Morrisville, N, C. Class President 1; House Council 1; Ministerial Association 2- B.S.U. Council 1; Superlative 2. Campbell College 25 Helen Xanthos Fayetteville, N. C. Creek Pebbles Staff 2: Astrn Society 1, 2, President 2; Inter- national Relations Club 1. 2. Officer 2; Campbell Kitcben Club 1; E|]-ilnn Pi Ela 2; Superlative 2: Biology Department Assistant Aretta Yarbrough Milton, N. C. Stuilent Counc-il 1, 2. President 2; Glee Club I. 2: House Council 1; MacDowell Music Club President 2; Epsilon Pi Eta 1, 2; Campbell Kitchen Club 1; B.S.IL Council 1; Y.W.A. 1, 2; Sappho ' society 1, 2; Church Officer 2; Dean of Women Assistant 2; lav f)av Attendant. Not photographed: Mack Byrcl Buie ' s Creek, N. C. Geraldine Dickerson Loiiisburg, N. C. Sophomores 26 Prophecy of Class of ' 46 Since I am the seventh daujihter of a seventh daughter, I have great psychic powers. Now, as I gaze into my crystal ball I can see twenty years into the future and 1 can discern the figures of some of the class of 1946 of Campbell College. A large building comes into view and I see that it is tlie place of the annual meeting of the National Secretarial Society. I see a group come out of the door and. lo! ihey are all Campbellites. VinnaBeane is secretary to the goevrnor of North Carolina, Lorraine Britt is secretary to the president of the American Airline Company. Lester Caskill is head secretary to General Douglas MacArthur, Cora Male Parker is assistant secretary to the vice president of the United States, Gwendolyn Pearce is secretary to the governor of Virginia and Lois Wells is secretary to Baxter Walker, who heads a large church in Fayetteville. Now, I see all the way across the ocean, and Mac Byrd is head of the American-Chinese Air Force. He is a general with two stars. In the married group, I see Reva Cadd. Ruby Cashwell. Maiy Ruth Bodenlieimer. Helen Pat- terson, Sue Weathers, Annie Duke Wheless, and Dorothea Stewart. Meg Darden is head of the Red Cross nurses overseas. She is stationed in Berlin, and is contemplat- ing marriage on her first leave. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Parker are in .Africa. I see Roy is doing niedica] wink and Emma is teaching. Doris Robbins and James Reid art- now Mr. and Mrs. Rei l. They live in New York and James is director and owner of The Reid Phologiaphy f imipany. Sarah Humphrey and Madeline .Smart are doing full-time Christian work; both are pastor ' s as- sistants. Mildred Harrell is also in religious work. She is a missionary to Japan. Alhelle Coleman. I ee. is head nurse at Duke University, Ernestine Clarke is a doctor ' s assistant in Hickory, North Carolina. l,i la Caudle is an eye specialist in Tennessee and seems to have thoughts of becoming engaged. Madolyn Goodwin is teaching typing in New Bern High School. Olean Davis is also teaching. Her ' s is the seventh grade in Wilmington. Some other teachers, I notice, are Dora V. Ludlam, the second grade somewhere in S. C. Martha Jean Modlin. music at Meredith. J. C. Thomas, modern language at Wake Forest, Jackie Moore, math at Carolina, and Arelta Yarbrough, primary music at Danville, Virginia. She is also married. Catherine Campbell is teaching Home Ec. at Campbell until her marriage in the fall. Jo Lasater has just won ihe c men ' Tennis Championship of . merica. . fter this spring, she will be Physical Education Director of the Y.W.C.A. Callierine I ' pchurch is direclor of all Girl Sciput Camps in America, with her headquarters in Kenlucky. Jack Wilder is a pastor of a church in Raleigh and doing a wnnderful job. Joyce Catlett is also in Raleigh. .She teaches an art class bir advanced art students. Harry Lee is practicing nu ' dicine in Cliarlolte and next year is to bead the Doctor ' s Convention of lliat city. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Marsh are in Virginia. Margaret is Lester ' s able assistant. Wesley Noble is owner of an exclusive undertaker ' s parlor in Rocky Mount. He is also president of the Undertaker ' s Association of N. C. Mr. Aaron Phipps is pastor of a large church in irginia anil is -ccretary of ilie X ' irginia Ministerial Association, too. Helen Xanthos is the ordy wnman rejnesentative from New York. This makes her second term in the House. Now. my crystal goes blank and 1 renu-rnlier that ibis is the last of our classmates of 46 at Campbell. Jacqueline Moore. 27 Last Will and Testament Having completed the prescribed course of study at Campbell College and having realized our dreams, we, the class of nineteen hundred and forty-six, in leaving part of our hard earned substances to our successors and friends, do hereby declare this will official. Thi- fclhiwing acts are to be promptly executed upon our departure by tlm c wlmm tliey may Cdjuern. Section I Article I. To Prpsldpiit Cam]diell and the faculty we leave our sincere thanks and appreciation 111! their fXtended liclpin liaiuis which aided us in securing an education. Article U. Keail ing that wc cuuld mil liave accomplished our ambitious without them, we will our love ami luidyinii giatitude to those wlm have encourageil ami supptuted u . Section If Article I. To the Freshman Class we will and bequealli mir dignity, wisdom, and all special privileges granted a Snplinniore. Article II. To every tudeut luidi-rlakiug a leading course or atteni|illng a term paper, we leave a cliair In the llbrarv. Article 111. ' I ' ll Di-au Burkot we leave our French and Spaulsli I ks in the Mih ' mn Impe that olliers may profit from them as we have. Article W. Tci ' Tncle Johnny we will our ynulh tliat he may hmg continue to serve his jokes and in piiatinn tn the unwary guests nf Funijiean HNldiy and I ' ldillc Speaking. Section III Article 1. To ■Hrownie Bniwn, Meg Darden wllU all her romantic tendencies. Article II. K(i Parker, now engaged, leaves his pupularlly with the girls to a new aspirant, ' V ' illiam Morgan. Arlich- III. .llm Held and Doris Robbins will lloii mutual imdi-rslandlng and iild familiar |jlaces to a pr Mug vdutv.; cioipje. Robert Rich and Dot SI. -gel. Aillile 1 . .1. (.. Tliiimas leaves Ills voracinus appetite for languages In Mary Daily. A rticle . Wesley Nnble wills his handsome and stately appearance In Robert Barbour. Aillcle T. Not being able to lake her physics wilh liPi. Helen Xanthos leaves it with Mrs. Harris tr un vslience ll conirth. Arllcle Ml. Jackie I,M,re Icav. ' s her exlradrd l,..,lli I,, llir l!i..l,,gv Lab hir future observation and siu.ly. Artich- III. Mildi.-d llanvll h-av.- li.-r hnsi „l 1,m Irlen.U to ;..n ,,ne wli.. will have them. Section 1 The ri ' uialnder of our accumulated estate. Iju biding library fine . uld II Istnry notes. Miss Powell ' s Engli-li n linnk. ue uill I,, il„- High ScInh.I S,-iii.ii.  iili niir drepcM -vmpalhy. I iln -nbiiiiiK M rar llial lb.- ,ibi. r v|a|iuii-nl- aie lie la-l uill .iiid Irviaiiiriit of the class of nineteen liiiridied and lorh h . J. ( ' .. J ' lioviAs. Testulor. Jaikik MooliE. If illlfSS. J.AMES Reiu, U iliiess. 28 Freshman Class JULIAN MOTLEY . . . Prcsi.lcnt ANNE JONES . . . J ' ice President MISS MATTHEWS RUTH WIGGINS . FRANCES LYNCH . Faculty Adviser . Secretary . Treasurer Far from hoinp few in mimlier ami liy all niraiis rii-lily enildwril « itli npliniislir ideals, we. the Freshmen, set sail. Septemlier 11, 194,S. as inexperieiiceil seamen tciwanl numemus frneign ports. L ' nforelold lanes we sailed amidst ragin;; storms of uneerlainty from sunup to sunset and often im into the night, yet urged fnreward by the compelling challenge tlial somewhere out in llie unseen were beautiful shores that would receive us into the folds of success. Thus ended the Freshman voyage, leaving many with eyes fixed on those exciting shores to be exploited as sophomores. As Freshmen, we strove to leave in the memories of our departed friends, the sophomores, small marks of our appreciation for their leadership during the year and honored them with the Freshman-Sophomore banijuet. To our beloved Faculty we labored to leave a lack of regret when looking back and an abundance of expectancy for a joyous and a fruitful year with us as sophomores. Freshmen Rayllu-lle Adams Martha A. Alhriltun Mary Lmiirf Allen Micky Alm.md Angler, N. C. Huokertdn, N. C. Wenona. N. C. Fayetteville. N. C. Billy Antlrews Asheville, N. C. Joseph Andrews Bethel, N. C. Hnlierl Bailey Apex, N. C. Mary Baity Greensboro, N. ( ' , .luaTiila Ballenger r.aleigh, N. C. Roliert Barbour Raleigh. N. C. H..ward Bass Clinton. N. C. Mary Jean Batten Louishnrg, N. ( Alger Beck Thomas Beck Joe Belcher Ina Mae Benner Alma Rae Best Harry G. Blanks Newport News, Va. Fuquay .Spgs.. N. C. Buie ' s Creek, N. C. Raeford, N. C. .Manchester, N. C. Nathalie, Va. 30 Campbell College Marie Boyelle Eugenia Bradley Rliea ijrandun Carrie M. Bridges Edith Bridges Warsaw, N. C. Jiinesboro. N. C. Buie ' s Creek, N C. Zebulon, N. C. Buie ' s Creek. N. C Ann Britt Berdene Britt Alden Brooks -Mary Lee Brown Oliver Brown Harrellsville. N. C. LillinsluM, N. C. Siler City, N. C. Fuquay Spgs., N. C. Rocky Mt., N. C. Erma Buffalo Peggy Butler Doris Byrd -Melba Lou Byrd Helen Carr Zebulon, N. C. Coats, N. C. Coats, N. C. Lumberton, N. C Plymouth, N. C. 31 Freshmen Frances Carter Lee Carter Liillier Clegg Margaret Colston Gor.lnn Connor .lames E. Corn Stedman, N. C. Garlaml. N. C. Greensboro. N. C. Bacon ' s Castle, a. Kipling. N. C. Charlotte, N. C. Doris Davis irginia Davis Beatrice Douglas Rnliert Donning William Eakes Carolyn Elkins Fayelleville, N. C. Roxboro. N. C. Sanfonl N. C. riyTnouili. N. C. Varina, N. C. Bladenboro, N. C Wilma Ennis Geneva Kverelle Cirace Kverelte Doris Fain-loth Elizabeth Faiiclnlh Eilith Faulkner Coals, N. C. Parklon, N. C. Parkton, N. C. Clinton, N. C. Clinton, N. C. Clinton. N. C. Campbell College Tliiiinas Ferguson Dun.lln Fnnvili,. ReliaF.unillc E.lilh Foster Garland Fousliee Mamie Lou Fulk Whiltnille, N. C. Diirliam. N. C. Durliani. N. G. Henderson, N. C. Moncure, N. C Washington, N. C Marie Gauldin Colon Godwin Colene Graham Joyce Gray Uorothy Greene Patricia Greene Ridgeway, Va. Dunn, N. C. Tabor City. N. C. Trenlon, N. C. Elizabeth City, N. C. Baltimore 4, Md. Maynard Griffin -Maurice (irissom Ron Gujiton Marcus Hair Nettie Faye Hair Lindsay Harrell Louishurg. N. C. Wilmington, N. C. I.ouisburg. N. C. Fayetteville N. G. Fayetteville, N. C Edenton, N. C. 33 Freshmen Clara HaneiMin -Martlia Hariisim Ila .el lleyn.-. CiaNlon Hopkin Kiane.- Huffman Alia M;ie Jernigan Tal or City, N C. Willianiston. N. C. WriKina, N C. Cohinihia. N. C. Drexel. N. C. T.odville. N.C. ( Jiristine Jernigaii Jeanne Ji ' sstip Dorothy Julin on Ray Johnson Anne Jcuies Charles Jones Dunn, N. C. Hani|ili.]i, a. Fayeltevilh .N C. Lillinglon. N. C. Mt. Airx. N.C. Pen.llelon. N. C. Kallierine Kelly Slaey King Mars l-ui,s ki ilai Mrs. l.u.ille Laml. l)..u ilas Lanili Co te Earner Raleigh, N. C. Eureka, N. C. Limiherton. N. C. Garland. N. C. Emporia. a. Buie ' s Creek. N. C 34 {a. hc-l Lee Robert Lewis Eugenia Long Frances Lyncb Kerbel Maness irginia .Marsli Dunn. N. C. Lumberton. N. C. Ricb Siiuare, N. C. Buies Creek. N. C. Buie ' s Creek, N. C. Lively. a. ' rani-e-i MaMin Fa Matlbews Agnes Mellon Carson Midyette Janell Moody Herbert Morgan l;illin?ton, N. C. Lillinglon. N. t. Farmville. N. C. Scranton, N. C. Siler City, N. C. Wilson. N. C. illiam Moi-an Julian Motley France? Musselwbite ■« ilbam Neal Jobn Odum Raymond Oliver Lillingtnn. N. C. Marlin-vill.-. a. Lumberlon. N. C. Louisburg, N. C Lowe. N. C. Princeton, N. C 35 Freshm en James tTNeil Irene Oshorne Brenlnn l ' ai;e Mrs. Horlense Pa rker David Paul Earlene Pearce I ' antefio. N. C. E.lenton, N. C Biiie ' s Creek. N C. Erwin. N. C. I ' ike Road. N. C. Zelndon. N. C. Nola Mae Pearce Walter Pearson Yxonne I ' liillips Francis Price Marigold Powell Lucy Belle Pruitt Rolesville, N. C. Chalybeate, N. C. Sanlord, N. C. Bethel. N. C Enfield, N. C. Fuquay Spgs., N Lydia Ragaii Rol.orl Rieh Lawrence Ricks .Shirley Roliinson James Rogers Rudcdph Rogers New Hill. N. C. Garland. N. C. Conway, N. C. Wilmington. N. C. Cameron, N. C. Lillington, N. C. 36 Campbell College .-.-, P £ mL dik (;iacK- Ruiz NVIi S.nii Oiicnlr. Culia K.i,k I ' ..inl, N. C. i;..li.Tl Siiiilli Rulh S|icmr Carlanil. N. C. Lillinclon, N. C Norma I,. Siii,klanil .l.-an Sin, ml Diiiliaiii. N. ( ' . Kiri-l(iri, N.C. I.ni Sfllfls Duuilhy Si -cl Supply. N. C. Fayi ' ii.nill.-. N. C. Ii,l-y Suf Staffmd Alplu-us Slalliiifis Bui,--s Cn-ek. N. C. Ralfifih. N. C. Maude Smart Waller Taylor Teaeln, N. C. Edenlon, N. C. Mary Belle Sloan Burlington. N. C. W illiam Stallings Wallace, N. C. Rex Thomas Broadway, N. C. Harolyn Sniilli Jackson Spgs.. N. C. Nolile Starling Pine Level. N. C Ruby Tew Clinton, N. C. 37 Evelyn Tliompsett Miami, Fla. Jat-k Thniiiidn Sara Ttirlintilmi Winston-Salem, N. C. Dunn, N. C. Elizabeth Tysinger Buie s Creek, N. C. Frances L. Upchurch Elijah ' inson Apex, N. C. Goldshoro, N. C. Katrina Waller Mt. Olive, N. C. Annie Frances W.-Ijs Helen Wells Ruth Wiggins Teacliy. N. C. Fiujnay Spgs.. N. C. Raleigh. N. C. Clyde Wilder Kathleen Willis Morrisville. N. C lill..n. N. C. Bruce Wilson Magnolia. N. C. Pat Womhle Siler City. N. C. Freshmen Myrtle Woody Oxford. N. C. Shade Allen Wooten Princeton. N. C. James Xanthos Harriet Varhorough Favetteville. N. C. Roxhoro. N. C. Mable York Franklinville. N. C Ryland Young Roxboro, N. C. High School Seniors H. A. CREEP President KENNETH LEE.W I) lice President MARY LEA LINVll.LE Secretary II AR EV BAKER Treasurer G. A. TRIPP, Sponsor ifi i Jf 1 tifc ■! H gh School Sejiiors Harvey Baker Rowland, N. C. Mgr. of Basketliall Class Superlative Baseball. Frank CaUlwell Charlotte, N. C. Ministerial Associa tion; Veterans Cliil,. Janet Elani Winston-Saleni. N. C. Basketball 2. 3. 4: Astro Societv 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Class Superlative. Bar Battley Cliarlotte. N. C. Glee Club. Stovve Cole Orthafie. N. C. Basketball 3, 4: Baseball 3; Student Council 4: House Cduncil 4: (!lass .Su|ierlative. Holier t Fra .ier Lcuisburf;. N. C. Buies Creek. N. C. aseball: Basket- Class Sui)erlative. France BnivMi Buies Creek. N. C. II. A. Creef Manteo. N. C. B asketball; Class President ; Class .Superlative. Anita Freeman (lates. N. C. Sappb.. S.i.ieiv: Class ,Su|i.-,lalivr: Class I ' uet; Mae- Unwell Music (lull. Joe Edwards Fuquay .Springs N. C. Lav reru■e Ha l.■y Reistersi.iun, l.l. Eutropliian Society. Waymon Byrd Buie ' s Creek. N. C. Parlon Edwards Whitehead, N. C. Class .Superlative; P r e s. Eutrophian Society; Mgr. Base- ball Team. larv l. u Knight C.lumbia. N. ( :. Basketball; Saii|iliu .Society; Macl nwell Music Club. 40 High School Seniors Ken Leland, Jr. Mary Lea Linville Carl Lloyd Helen Meekins Jack b.ody, Jr. Suffolk, Va. Winston-Salem. BuieV Creek, Manieo. N. C. Cooleemee. N. C. Basketball; House N. C. N. C. Basketball; Class Phi Society. Council; Class Sappho Society : .Superlative. Superlative; Base- Class Officer; Glee ball. Club ; Class .Super- Joe Puckett Eleanor Sugg lative. Qayton. N. C. Bobby Stewart Snow Hill. N. C. Bobby Nance Esther Phipps Ministerial Club. Bui e ' s Creek. N. C. Class .Superlative; Boardman, N. C. Danville, Va. Basketball: P r e s. Y.W. ' V. Basketball; Base- ball; B.T.U. Class Superlative: B.S.U. Council. Darleen aughn flartbage, N. C. (Mass Superlative. H m e Economics Club. Marjorie Walks Hickory, N. C. Mildred Swain Kenneth Taltnn Betty Jane inceni Cbarlotte, N. C. Sniithfield. N. C. Newsons. Va. Glee Club: Cheer House Council: Glee Club; Mac- Leader. Cheer Leader; l.iterarv S o c i e t v; Baseball. Not phiiiogrtiplicd : Dowell Music CJub; Class Superlative. 0. W. Pulley James Vick. Shirley Gober Buie ' s Creek, Conway, N. C. Havelock, Va. N. C. Class Poem We the Class of Nineteen Forty-six Have found it quite easy to mix. It is true we have no history. And it shouldn ' t be a mystery. • ' We have come here froin far off parts With great aims in our hearts. Dim liehts burning late at night; All those subjects were a sight. Buzzer rings and students always late! This has been our senior trait. Teachers frown and always scold, Be on time! we ' ve been told. Sitting in the drugstore gurgling a coke. Kids all giggling at a moran joke. Basketball game — a vibrating gym. Our rivals chances are mighty slini. Couldn ' t tell you all we ' ve done. But gee, it has been so much fun. Here at Campbell we ' ve made friends, A helping hand each student lends. You ' ll find a spirit honest and true. In every little thing we always do- So as our class of Forty-six departs; We have great sorrows within our hearts. ANITA FREEMAN. MARY LEA LINVILLE Senior Class Last Will and Testament We. ihe Senior Class of 1946. being fully aware of the saying. All s;oinl tilings must rome to an end. ' and wishing to beslow ii|)on others our entitlements and endowments, do si)h-nmly make and declare this our Last Will and Testament. AKTICI.K 1 — Members of the Faci i.tv rimfortable chair to sit in while hi; for the students tn To Presideni Camphell we rttled before chapel slarls. To Mr. McLain we bestow the ability to keep his students interested in wiiat he ' s saying on clas To Mr. Burkoi we will a brief rase and tablet to help him keep his announcements in order. To Mr. Tripji we will a secretary to help him get his many test papers graded on time. ARTICLP: II— Jumor Class 1 tftllS We, the supreme class of iy4(i, do entrust to you, the rising Seniors, our love of Campbell High .School. We further devise our many sticks of chewing-gum stuck under the seats in the auditorium, and under the tables in the dining hall. To you, we reluctantly relinquish our most honorable title of Seniors. ARTICLE III -To V rioi;s LNniviniiALs I tern. t I. Mary Lea Linville. do will my love for a sailor to Joyce McLeod. 1. Fiances Brown, will my dignity to Dru .Simpson. I. Janet Elam, will my song, ' Til the End of Time, to Evelyn Barden and Bob Lasater. I. Anita Freeman, will my wit to Agnes Dickie. I. Mildred Swain, will my way with men, etc., to Betsy Campbell. I. Barbara Battley, will my hopes of getting to class on time to niy sis. Jean. L Kenneth Talton, will my fancy wardrobe to Douglas Slallings. I. Betty Jane Vincent, will my technique for making A ' s to Betty Rene O ' Quinn. 1. Peggy Swain, leave my ambition to be a model to Elizabeth Pulley. I. Kenneth Leland, will my abilities o f a casanova to Hoyt Sellers. ]. . ' towe Cole, will my faithfulness to one girl to .Sam Frazier. I. Shirley Gober, will my good lungs to Opal Ennis. I. H. A. Creef. leave my basketball ability to Jimmie . llen. I. Eleanor Sugg, pass my bold on Douglas Lamm to Dot Grissoni. I. Mary Lou Knight, will my sweet disposition to Hilda .Simpson. I, John Bridges, will my love for blondes to Claude Raiford. I. Bob Nance, will my quiet ways to Carl Lloyd. I, Frank Caldwell, will my .slowness to Thomas Bray. 1. Runie Walston, will my whistle to Spencer Inge. I, Parlon Edwards, bestow my everlasting smile upon Ciay Hall. 1, Darleen Vaughn, leave my bookkeeping ability to Bobby Long. 1. Helen Meekins, will my silly giggles to Daffy Jean Mills. I, Marjorie Walls, will my good times to Doris Owen. I. .Stanley Watkins, will my red hair to Clinton Ousley. I, Joe Puckett, will tny hearty outbursts in class to Eddie Cox. I, Odell Pulley, will my jokes and laughs to some heart liroken soul. I, Bill Massey, will my ropy of Symphony ' ' to Phil Proctor, so he can rariy on the tradition. I, Esther Phipps, will my friendly ways to Barbara Jean Taylcu. I, Ben Chandler, will my walk to Bobby Byrd. I, Jack Moody, will my pranks to Pern Edwards. Mildred Swain. 42 President Vice President ELEVENTH GRADE Anne GreE-N Secretary Jack Moody Treasurer Barbara Jean Taylor . Lvn-RENCE HaWLEY ijXfiiS 9mm i JM lMB ri , TENTH GRADE President . . . Geraldine Hilblrn Secretary DoRIs OwEN Vice President . . Cl. uoe Raiford Treasurer Bob Lasater 43 CLUBS and ACTIVITIES STUDENT GOVERNMENT To help each student adopt democratic ideaN and liij;li aims, Campbell maintains a facultv-student t pe of government. T!ie Council assumes responsibility for leader- ship in keeping alive college traditions, in developing students in self-control and unselfish purpose, and in encouraging loyalty to Christian ideals. This year ' s Council is motivated by the idea that a man should be upright, not be kept upright. 45 WOMEN ' S HOUSE COUNCIL Again, tlie WumeriV House (Ji.iuif il under ilie ver ' able leacleiship of Misses Leonora Dorsey. Virginia Overman, and Ophelia Matthews, faculty advisers; Margaret Darden. President; and Doris Robbins, Secretary, ended another successful year. The council was responsible for the sale of stationery, the refunds purchasing new furniture for Treat parlor. This year, we were glad to hear, the Council reported very few cases of girls being reprimanded for their behavior. MEN ' S HOUSE COUNCIL President: Harry Dunnagan. Secretary: Walter J. Taylor, absent when picture was taken. Members: Kenneth Tai.ton, Joe Meecham, Charles Jones, Lawrence Ricks, and Kenneth Leland. Representatives from Student Council: Roy Parker, Gerald Bridges, Stowe Cole, and Robert Barboifr. Faculty Representative: Mr. BURKOT. i STRO LITERARY SOCIETY OFFECERS Frcsident . . . Helen Xanthos Secretary . . Vice President . . . Mary Baity Supervisor Sponsor . . Miss Virginia Overman Lorraine Britt Doris Bobbins The Astro and the Sappho Literary societies have again this year worked in cooperation using as the theme for all their programs American Music and Poetry. Both societies have met on alternate ' ednesday evenings, the Astros presenting the program one time, and the Sapphos the next. SAPPHO LITERARY SOCIETY OFFICERS President . . Martha Jean Modlin Secretary . . Vice President . . Frances Lyni:h Supervisor . Sponsor, Miss Gladys Strickland . Reva Cadd Lola Caudle The highlight of the vear ork in literarv societv ahva s comes on Home- coming in the fall. Martha Jean Modlin. Sappho president, presided at the society banquet November 10. 9 rt. welcoming to their Alma Mater more homecomers than had returned for a similar occasion during the war vears, man ol whom were ex-ser ice men. MEN ' S LITERARY SOCIETIES El TKOI ' HIAN OFFICKKS Picsideni . . . I ' ari.an Edwards lire Preside!]! . . IvOBERT BaRBOUK Secretai y-T rensiirer Lawrence Hawley rHIL()J.()(;iAN OFFICERS President . . William Morgan ] ' iee President . . Ciiari.es Jones Seer etar Y-T reasurer Lawrence Ricks The Men ' s Literary Societies, the Kiitroi hian and ami Philohigian, have for their purposes the improvement of the memliers in pulilic speaking, music, and in a|)preciatioii of cultural interests. The societies hold joint meetings every two weeks. At those meetings the Philologians ami luilroj)hians alternate in presenting the programs. 48 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Roy C. Parker President Jacquf.line jNIoore yice President Helen Xanthos Secretary-Treasurer Baxter Walker Chaplain J. P. Blanton Serge an t-at-Arms The I.R-C. is a movement started by the Andrew Carnegie Foundation whose main purpose is to study the relations between nations. The Foun- dation sets certain requirements and finances the clubs. Each club is re- sponsible for its own organization and functions independent of other clubs except in activities such as the Annual Student Legislature Assemblies. This is one of the most outstanding accom- plishments of the clubs. The club seeks merely to acquaint the people with the relative events so that they may act more intellisentlv when deciding world issues. The pro- grams consist of debates, discussions, lectures, and movies, each based upon the theme of world unification and peace. VOLUNTEER BAND Madeline Smart President ]. P. Blanton Vice President Marie Galldin Secretary Volunteer Band is a religious oi ganization open to all students. Mi: sions are held at the County Homi jail, and prison camp. 49 Ann Hasseltine Youn Woman ' s Auxiliary Secre WEN Pearce they that turn YW l ' watellZrd. Th ' e ' v ' that be wise shall shine as the brightness of the nrman.ent; many to ' righteousness as the stars forever and ever. Djniel 12:3. Y.WA. Hym i. -O Zion Haste ,,,„,. „„ .„ vi nrd Stiidv of God ' s work in His world and the advance of Y.W.A. JdeaLv Prayer andJhe stud.y_oj Go dj W ord SU .dy of G . , 1 beauty of the Christlike character li ' . « • ' ' A 50 f «  • . -f MISS MASON Director MISS CARR Accompanist COLLEGE GLEE CLUB The Glee Club was organized in September and lliis year it has been a mixed group. Many fine Glee Club numbers have been studied, both Saered and Secular. The evening of Homecoming Day the Glee Club presented a concert. A Christmas program was presented Wednesday evening before the Christmas Holidays. A Spring Concert is also being platmed. Miss Mason is the director and Miss Carr, the accompanist. 51 t - ' : •tr- ,■ ■• MACDOWELL MUSIC CLUB V l o ;iv v officf:rs President . . . Aretta Yarbrough Secretary-Treasurer. IJorothy Fonville lire President. Marth Jean Modlin Sponsor .... Mrs. A. E. Lynch The clul) is named for the iireat muscian. Edward MacDowell. The ])iir|)(i r nf the clul) i ' - Ici help the slufleiits on eampiis to appreciate hetter music and t i acquaint iheni with ihe li e and works ol i;rcal composers. 52 THE PINE BURR  r, 1 i| 1! ■..ill f IFR .11 M s I PCHi r :h Sporfs Kdiwr (; I KK r 1 f.Kult Si „ns..f s 11 ILK I, AM) CREEK PEBBLES v 54 PEARSON MUSIC BUILDING iJS DAY DORMITORY TREAT H %-. DORMITORY tsm m mm jaMnHkbt: THE VETERANS ' CLUB OFFICERS (Old Cluh) President .... Wii.iJAM Henry CauNes I ' ice President . . Joseph Thomas Meecham Secretary-Treasurer, Daniel Hl ' CBI McCormick The Veterans (Tub rcceiitlv organized by veterans of World War IT now attending Campbell Collet ' e, has for its purpose the furthering of the rehabilitation of the veterans on the campus and to promote the social well being of its niemliers. The membership is made up of those men having honorably served ]iinet da s or more in the armed services of their coiinlry during the time of the na ' iional emeraencN . Ka Stanley Aaron Robert D.mnva Alger Wfst Beik Rhora McNeil Byrd, Jr. Frank Caldwell William Henry Carnes Luther Byniim Clegs: F.llDn B. Cox Bill Hicks Dauglitrv William Meredith Dudl ll.iiiN Dulton Dunnaiia Cliaiirs V. Kirliv William Barhcmr Massf Daniel Hugh McCormicI Lawrence Curniit McNe Douglas Thomas Meeks Herbert J. Mi?c Joseph Thomas Mm ban Joseph Mallie Siiiilli Raymond David Siiildis Kennetli Andei-nn ' I ' al Rav Daniel Tolar James W. Vick Baxter Maye Walker Rurde Lemu d Walston William Tlinma Walters 58 THE VETERANS ' CLUB OFFICERS (New Club) President . . Robert BARBOLm Secretary-Treasurer Vice President . . Charles Collier Ralph King Clarence Bames Barbour Levin Wayne Beasley Jack Austin Bradsher, Jr. Solomon Walker Brown, Jr. Joseph Leary Byrd, Jr. Fred Capri Willis Earl Carlsen Charles Collier Luther Melvin Cratt James Creech Joseph Edward Downing Neill Downing Julian Freeman Albert Guiganus Charles Guy Lindsay Harold Morris Clifford Herring Jack Hiers Hillary Hubert Hoggard Winferd Theadore Howard Calvin Edward Hudgins Floyd A. Johnson John Carroll King Ralph King Leon Henry Lamb, Jr. Raymond N. Lane Coyte Lanier James Edward Latta Fitzhugh Lee Harry Lee Henry Bruce Lee Eldridge Telfair Lewis John J. McLeod Coolidge Maness Meredith Freeman Miller Iral Bernard Moore Raymond Albert Oliver, Jr. .Stacy Ray Ousley Mrs. Hortense Wood Parker Cecil E. Poe Charles E. Sasser Lloyd Benjamin .Stevens John Henderson Stubbs Paul Svec Murray Albert Todd, Jr. John Samuel Vaughan Jack Loyd Walker Jim Floyd Walker Paul Stanley Watkins Jack Burton Wilder John T. Yarboro BAPTIST STUDENT UNION COUNCIL President Emma McPiiekson Enlistment Vice President Music Cknirman EtiGEMA Bradley Treasurer Mrs. Esther Piiiprs Y.r.A. President Mildred Harreli. B.T.U. Directors J. C. Thomas Dorothy Fonville Vespers Chairman (Charles Jones Devotional Vice PrcsiilenI Julian Motley Social Vice President Secretary Dora V. Ludlum Reporter-Librarian Betsy Si ' e Stafford Volunteer Band President Madeline Smart S.S. Superintendents Roy Parker Frances Lee Upchirch Morning Watch Chairman Mary Ruth Bodemii imkii Yr lirirc not clioaen mt ' but I liai iarth Iriiil. . . . Jolin 15:16a. Sluilent Secretary Miss Viui.ima Overman liNiTEl) WE . TANI) ' ( ' chosen oii anil (inliiiiu-il mui. iIiiiI f sliaiild i a and hrin 60 V s f ; ' :: ; ' : , ' V;v ; ' MINISTERAL ASSOCIATION OmCERS Baxter Walker President Lester Iarsh I ice Presideni Joe Belcher Senelarx-Treasurer Charles B. Howard Sponsor The Ministerial Association of Campbell College is one of the oldest religious organizations on I he campus. It was reorganized in 1941. Since the beginning of the organization there have been many members, some of whom are our outstanding preachers of the South. Through the program of the organization, ministerial students are helped bv fellowship with each other and special stud) of the Bible to become more efficient proclaimers of the Gospel of Christ. 61 I I I i ' % £% .4 ' pp ' EPSILON PI ETA Kpsilnn I ' i Kla SiK-iet), liuncr mmicIv lu-n-. was oriiaiii .nl in llu- tail of iyi ' 8, for ihc express iimiidse iif jiinmiiliiit; (liaractiT. leacliM liip. and Mliiilai lii|i. Mcnilifi shi]! in llir -uciely i iiaincil liy tlu- noinination iif at least twenly-five per reni of Imtli the facully and niemliers nf the hcjeiely. in addition to attaining a fixed rhii|ar liip record for at least one year. Sinei ' its orfianization nineteen years ago, approximately 30(1 niendiers liavr Ijeen voted in. OITICERS Aaron Phipps . RwTER Wm.kkr . [ ' resident J ' ice Presiilent JO. KPHINK LaSATER Gladys Stricklaind Secretary Spon.sor Nkw MF.Mniais Vinna Beane Kugenia Bradle Helen Carr -Mildred Harrell Martlia Jean Modlin Wesley Noble Cora Male Parker J. C. Thomas 62 COLLEGE DINING HALL KITCHEN CLUB COOKS CHEMISTRY LABORATORY BIOLOGY LABORATORY 65 HIGH SCHOOL H. E. CLUB SEWING CLASS AFTERNOON TEA DINING ROOM H. E. COTTAGE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT DAILY CHAPEL PROGRAMS 68 SNAPSHOTS Is this school teachinj;? men? . . . Pearson gang practice . . . Steady now. 01(1 laitliful . . . Let s eat . . . Time out for decision . . . May I cut class ... No Move that lamppcpst . . . The way it ' s done at Campbell . . . Alone . . . Keeping in SNAPSHOTS Up a tree . . Saliiiday wa-l everything . . . Pnifit liy ilr busted too . . . Hokl lliat liiif : 1 . . o uliislling . . . Ain ' l that too clo jp . . . Back from the sriiid . . . Time clianges -I . . . Time for Phys Ed . . . Don ' t hi liei fall ... Bob up to mischief . . . They CHEER LEADERS Kenneth Talton, Chief Colon Godwin Beatrice Dol(;i. s Ben Chandler Margaret Darden Maide Sti ' art Mildred Swain COLLEGE BASKETBALL Harvey Baker . . . Man iger S. 0. Bra ' D0N . Stowe Cole Maurice Herring Roy Parker H. A. Creef Charles Jones LawTence Rick Julian Graham Stacy King Jim Walker Gray Hall Kenneth Leland Ryland Young Coach m m II « COLLEGE GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Coach S. 0. Brandon Manager Frances Lee Upchurch inna Beane Rhea Brandon Peggy Butler Catherine Campbell Rnliy Cash well Margaret Colston Mamie Lou Fulk Marie Gauldin Catherine Upchurch Jo Lasater Frances Lynch Helen Meekins Helen Patterson INTRA-MURAL FOOTBALL HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL TEAM Harvey Baker Manager S. 0. Brandon- Coach Billy Avent Jolin Bridges Bill Dmlley Hoyt Sellers Sam Frazier Tommy Class Hiliarv Hoggard B(di King Bob Lasaler Bobby Long Archibald Lynch HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Carolyn Bolton Janet Elam Nancy Marshbank Cilda Bolton Barbara Hall Joyce McLeod Millie Brandon Cerry Hilburn Drusilla Simpson Betsy Ca iipbell Mary Lou Knight Hilda Simpson Marie Cox Bonnie Bess Lynch Barbara Taylor Janic, Woo.l -Mary Walton GYMNASIUM GIRLS ' PHYSICAL EDUCATION FEATURES BEST ALL ROIIVD Josephine Lusuter-Jumes Reid n MOST STUDIOUS Enitna MePherson—Aitron Phipps MOST MUSICAL Aretta Yttrbvoiigh—J. C. Thomus MOST VERSATILE Heleu A«ii li«.s— Koif Pitrhev MOST DIGIVIFIED Mrs. Margnret 3tarsh—J. C Thomus BEST DRESSED Cutherine Cumphell—iflae Byrd MOST POPILAR Nlurgtirct Uurtlvn-J. C. Thinmis BEST LOOKII G Cathevine Catnphffll—,Jach Wilder MOST ATHLETIC Jo Lusuter-3tnc Byrd WITTIEST Cutherine l peliiireli— Mcic Byrd :9J HIGH SCHOOL SUPERLATIVES BES r-ALL-ROUI D Hui ' vefi BttUer—Junet Elitm MOST STUDIOUS Betty Jcftte Viiieeiil— S oii e Cole MOST VERSATILE Mrs. Aaron Phipps—Pttrlan Edwanls MOST POPULAR Mary Lea Llui ' iUe-H. A. Creef 2 i ..-., BEST DRESSED Kenneth Lelitnd tfurleen Vttnghn MOST ATHLETIC Helen Nteekins Kenneth Leland BEST LOOKII G Eleanor Stigg Stoiee Coie WITTIEST Anita Freenutn Ben Chantller MOST OKICilNAL iTfffi ' i Loii Kniyht liftrvetf Baker MOST DIfpXIFIED Frances Brown Paul Watklns 80 MARGARET RARIIEIV CATHERII E CAMPRELL May (fueeii Maid of Honor SNAPSHOTS Chapel ' s over . . . Our he-man . . . Let s play tennis . . . Hiiipl a. luiliha . . . Clhamps? . . . Circle girls . . . Snn liirfis . . . Where are our wuinen? . . . Salome . . . low mecliuin. lall . . . Wow! . . . Rumens. To our benefactors, whose earnings have thus been dedi- cated to the cause of Christian Education; to our patrons, who have entrusted us with their most cherished possessions; to our students, who have impressed others by the nobility of their lives; to the many other friends, who have main- tained an abiding confidence in the institution, we are in- debted for the continued growth of Campbell College through its fifty-seven years history. Looking to God for His continued help and guidance, we hope with the aid of our friends to do even better work, and to make the insti- tution a more efficient agency for the uplift of humanity. CAMPBELL COLLEGE Buie ' s Creek, North Carolina MEREDITH COLLEGE Fully Accredited liberal arts college. Departments of art, business, home economics, music. Supervised teaching in city schools. Progressive educational program in terms of Christian character and leadership. Distinguished record of student honors and achievement. 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