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

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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

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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

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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