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

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1947 volume:

' t. ' - ' ' A.. pr es efi t i7l The 1947 PINE BURR Mary Belle Sloan Julian Motley Editors Ina Mae Benner Associate Editor Gerald Bridges Business Manager Contents ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ACTIVITIES AND CLUBS ATHLETICS CAMPUS LIFE FEATURES i LUOtl.r ' ZJke 1947 Pine £urr Published bij THE SOPHOMORE CLASS of Campbell College Buie ' s Creek, North Carolina Dedication Mrs. Cornelia Pearson Campbell She carries her years lightly. With a calm, deliberate stride, she has marched through the long succession of yesterdays that link the Campbell College of today to the one-room school and sixteen students of the opening session of Buie ' s Creek Academy. She makes her contribution cjuietly. With a diligent, unremitting toil, she lias borne the many burdens that fall to the lot of a faithful wife, a devoted mother, a loyal citizen, a generous neighbor, an himilole Christian. She enriches our lives inevitably. With a genuine and constant care, she has added to the best traditions of Alma Mater and has rounded out the impress of her founder-husband and of her president-son. We take pride in dedicating the 1947 Pine Burr to Mrs. Cornelia Pearson Campbell. G4dminl tratlon PRESIDENT ' S MESSAGE When in future years Of my ould loves, of their ould ways, I set an ' think, these scenes from the drama of 1946- 47 will ever more precious be- come. To each actor, great and small, on our little stage, here ' s a hand, my trusty fiere. And gie ' s a hand o ' thine. f, ' - ) A. R. BURKOT Leslie Hartwell Campbell President DEAN ' S MESSAGE It is my fond wish that this reference guide to friendly faces and familiar haunts may serve as a key to your heart. As it opens the door, may it release happy memories of a year well-spent. As you put it aside, may it awaken a feeling you must have experienced before. There are those who care and I must care also. «uio 5; iy -Ott Gf C '  «IL « ' Burgess P. MarshbanVs Eiuard C. Andrews John Kdward Ayscue B. A . M A.. LL B. Business Manager B.A.. Th.M. English B.A., M.A.. B.D. History, Oovernment. Public Speaking Dr. Paul A. Bagby Sidney O. Brandon TH.I). B.A.. MA. College Chaplain Mathematics, .Athleti Jaculty. Mrs. 1,. 11. Campbell Assistant Librarian Ora Cansle .. .B. Dean of Wor II. Caleb Cushing B.M. .oice. Sacred Music Martha E. Edwards B.A.. M.. ., Ph.D. Latin, Mathematics V«i Ruth Franklin B.A. Social Science Mrs. S. H. Freund B.S.. M.A., Ph.D. Social Science Mrs. Sudie R. Frink F. R. Garrett B.A. Biology. Physiolog Charles B. Howard B.A. Bible . i ' 1 ' ; ' m B. W. Jenkins B.A. Business Department Mrs. Alberto Jonas B.A. Piano Francis P. Jumper B.S. Mathematics Mrs. K. Lownde B.A., M.A. faculty. Mrs. Bessie C. Lynch B.A. Dean of Music Department. Piano Lillian M. MaxHeld B.S.. M.A., U.S. Librarian Mabel Powell B.A.. MA. English .Mrs. Edna Q. Proflitt B..A., M.A. Chemistry Earl Smith B.A., M.A. Athletic Director G. A. Tripp B.A.. M.A. Psychology, Education 3 acult Ophelia Matthews B.A. Mathematics G. G. Page Alumni Secretary Addie Prevatte Assistant Business Manager Edith Imogene Reddick B.A., M.A. French Gladys Strickland B.A., M.A. English rs. .A. M. Turlington B.. .. M.S. Home Economics Ernest Marshal Walker B.A., Th.B. Natural Science Claude W. White B.A. English Julia E. Baker R.N. College Nurse Myrtice L. McPhail Secretary to Business Manager Mrs. I. eon Lamb Store Manager Gwendolyn Pearce Secretary to Business Manager O. G. Matthews Superintendent of Building and Grounds 3acuU I. M. Wallace B.S., B.C.S. Commercial Department Kathryn Willis B.S. Typing Diamond Johnson Secretary to President Mrs. Ross Chesson Dietitian Ada Overby Assistant to Dean Mrs. Ray Wallace Secretary to Dear W. L. Chambers i ' - Sophomore CLASS OFFICERS Dorothy Johnson President Julian Motley President. Mary Lois Kinlaw Secretary Clayton Hopkins - Treasurer Miss Matthfavs Adviser Johnson, Miss Matthews, Motley, Hopkins, Kinlaw 11 At Sopn omore Martha Ann Albritton Hookerton, N. C Library Assistant, Y.W.A. 1, 2; Sappho Literary Society: B.T.U.; Glee Club. Class Howard Auman Sanford, N. C. Superlative. Mary Elizabeth Baity Greensboro, N. C. £ 5 9 ' Cappella Touring Chorus 2- Studeiit Council 1; Astro Literary Society Vice President 1: Kitchen Club 1; BSU Pres- ident 2: BTU Vice President 1 2- YWA C axle Leader 1, 2; Superlative 2; May Court 1; Epsilon Pi Eta 2; IRC Club 2. Robert D. Barbour Raleigh, N. C. President Veterans Club 1; Student Council V ,D o f l Philologian Literary Society l: IKC 2; Laboratory Assistant in Chemistry 2; Veterans Club 2; Epsilon Pi Eta Ina Mae Benner Raeford, N. C. BSU Council; Pebbles Staff 1; Pine Burr Associate Editor 2; YWA 1. 2; BTU Officer 1, 2: Honor Society 2; Astro Literary Society ' ' IRC: Volunteer Band: YWA Presi- fc-.L,. dent 2. James P. Blanton Teachey, N. C. P ' rorJ ' T ' Volii ' iteer Band Vice President 1; IRC Chaplain 1: BSU 2; Literary Society 1: Ministerial Association 1. 2. Elizabeth Eugenia Bradley Jonesboro, N. C. Girls ' Chorus 1: Sappho Literary Society 1, 2; McDowell Music Club 1: Kitchen Club 1. 2: Girls House Council 1: Epsilon Pi Eta 1. 2: Touring Chorus 2; BSU Council 1 2- Pebbles Staff 2: YWA 1 .2; BTU 1, 2. Rhea Brandon Buie ' s Creek. N. C. Glee Club 1; IRC 2: Chapel Choir 2: Basket- ball 1, 2: Sappho Literary Society; Volunteer Band 1; YWA 1; Pine Burr Staff ' 2. 12 Sopnontore Gerald Bridges Charlotte, N. C. Student Council 1, 2. Vice President 1; Minis- terial Association 1. 2; Eutrophian Literary Society 1; Boys ' House Council President 2; A C a p p e 1 1 a Touring Chorus 2; Pine Burr Business Manager 2; BTU Officer 1, 2. Margaret Anne Britt Mary Lee Brown Harrellsville, N. C. Fuquay Springs, N. C. Girls House Council 2: Sappho Literary So- ciety 1. 2: YWA 1. 2: Chapel Choir 2. Sappho Literary So- ciety 1: IRC 1, 2; A C a p p e 1 1 a Touring Chorus 2; Glee Club 1; YWA 1, 2: Kitchen Club 1; Home Econom- ics Club 2; BTU Officer 2; Vesper Committee 2. Peggy Butler Coats, N. C. Basketball 1, 2; Sappho Literary Society 1. 2; IRC 2; YWA 1; Chapel Choir. Doris Byrd Coats, N. C. Sappho Literary ciety. So- Melba Lou Byrd Lumberton, N. C. Sappho Literary So- ciety 2; YWA 1, 2; Pine Burr Staff 2. Helen Virginia Carr Frances M. Carter Plymouth, N. C. McDowell Music Club 1: Glee Club 1; A Cappella Touring Chorus 2: Sappho Literary Society; Epsi- lon Pi Eta: Creek Peb- bles Staff 2: Superla- tive 2. YWA 1. 13 Lee Carter Garland, N. C. Baseball 1. 2. Robert Johnson Chaffin Lillington, N. C. Veterans ' Club. Margaret Addye Colston Bacon ' s Castle, Virginia Girls ' House Council 2; Basketball i, 2; Sappho Literary Socictv 1. 2: Kitchen Club 1: MacDowell Music Club 1; VWA 1; Superlative 2. Gordon Connor Kipling, N. C. James Corn Charlotte, N. C. Conference. Virginia Davis Roxboro, N. C. Cora Beatrice Dougl.as Sanford, N. C. Astro Literarv Society 1, 2; Cheer Leader 1, 2; BSU Council 2; YWA 1, 2; Kitchen Club 1; IRC; Creek Pebbles Staff 2. Curtis Weddle Dove Cliambersburg, Pa. Superlative 2; Kitchen Club 2; Veterans ' Club 2. 14 Carolyn Elkins Bladenboro, N. C. WiLMA E. EnNIS Coats, N. C. Geneva Everette Parkton, N. C. Kitchen Club 1, 2; Basketball 1; Sappho Sappho Literary So- YWA 1, 2; Volunteer Literary Society 1. ciety 1: Basketball 2: Band 1, 2; Glee Club Creek Pebbles Staff. 1: A Cappella Choir 2. Sophomore Grace Everette Parkton, N. C. Volunteer Band 1, 2; Kitchen Club 1, 2; Astro Literary Society 1, 2; YWA 1, 2; BTU Officer 1: Chapel Choir 2; Biology Assistant 2. Doris Faircloth Clinton, N. C. Sappho Society 1, 2; YWA 1. 2: Glee Club 1: Chapel Choir 2: Kitchen Club 1. 2: Volunteer Band 2; BTU Officer 1, 2; Creek Peb- bles Staff 3: McDowell Music Club 1. Elizabeth Faircloth Clinton, N. C. Sappho Literary So- ciety 1, 2; BTU 1; Mc- Dowell Music Club 1 Student Council 2 House Council 2 Kitchen Club 1; Glee Club 1, 2. Garland Foushee Moncure, N. C. Volunteer Band Officer 1; Ministerial Con- ference 1, Vice Presi- dent 2: Bible Depart- ment Assistant 2. Wayland Fry Carthage, N. C. 15 Sopltoiftore l ' .. ' Mamie Lou Fulk Dunn, N. C. Basketball 1: Glee Club 1; Astro Literary Society 1; YWA 1. Joyce Gray Trenton, N. C. Home Economics Club 1, 2, Officer 2; Sappho Literary Society 1, 2; Kitchen Club 1; IRC 2; YWA 1. Dorothy Lee Greene Laurel. Indiana Sappho Literary Society 1,2; Home Econom- ics Club 1, 2; Glee Club 1; Epsilon Pi Eta 2; Chapel Choir 2. Margaret Patricia Greene Kilmarneck, Virginia Astro Literary Society 1, 2; Home Econom- ics Club 1, 2; Kitchen Club 1, 2. Maynard Griffin Louisburg, N. C. Phi Literary Society 1. Maurice Grisson Manchester, N. C. Football 2; Roy E. Gupton Louisburg, N. C. Eutrophian Literary Society 1; Basketball 2. Robert Hamilton Kipling, N. C. Baseball 1, 2: Basketball 1; Football 2. 16 Sophomores LiNDSEY E. HARRELL Edenton. N. C. Ministerial Conference 1, 2; Officer 2: Sunday Scliool Officer 2. Murray Hawkins Bath, N. C. Clayton Hopkins Columbia, N. C. Class Officer 2; Eutro- phian Literary Society 1; BTU President 1. Frances M. Huffman Drexel, N. C. Officer 2; Volunteer Band 1; BTU Officer 1: Sappho Literary So- ciety 1, 2; YWA 1, 2; Girls ' Basketball Man- ager 2; Chapel Choir 2; Assistant in History De- partment 2; Epsilon Pi Eta. Sunshine Isley Spray, N. C. Alta Mae Jernigan Woodville, N. C. Jeannette Jessup Hampton, Va. Dorothy Johnson Favetteville, N. C. Glee Club 1; A Cappella Glee Club 1; Chapel Glee Club 1; A Cappella Sappho Literary So- Choir 2. Choir 2; YWA 1; Sap- Choir 2; McDowell ciety 1, 2; Sophomore pho Literary Society Music Club 1; Sappho Class President 2. 1, 2; Pine Burr Staff Literary Society 1; 2: Assistant to Business BSU 2; Creek Pebbles Department, Staff 1; YWA 1: Faculty Assistant 2: Epsilon Pi Eta, 17 C «P8EU Cmfr i Cr K - ' ophomore Samuel R. Jones Warsaw, N. C. Thurman F. Justice Sneads Ferry, N. C. Katherine Williams Kelley Raleigh, N. C. McDowell Music Club 1; YWA 1, 2; Chapel Choir 2. John Stacy King Eureka, N. C. Basketball 1, 2; Phi Literary Society 1. Mary Lois Kinlaw Lumberton, N. C. Crack Pebbles Staff 2; YWA 1, 2; Sappho Literary Society 2; Superlative 2. William Harold Lester Spring Hope. N. C. BSU Council 1, 2: President Student Coun- cil 2; Phi Literary Society 1; A Cappella Chorus 2; President Ministerial Conference 2. Frances Lynch Buie ' s Creek, N. C. Treasurer Freshman Class 1; Astro Literary Society 1. 2; Basketball 1, 2; Epsilon Pi Eta 1, 2; YWA 1. Vance McGugan Dunn. N. C. Creek Pebbles Staff 2 Sopltotnore Carson Midyette Scranton, N. C. Pine Burr Staff 2. James Mitchiner Jack Moody Wilson Mills, N. C. Siler City, N. C. Superlative 2. Wm. Herbert Morgan Julian Morris Motley Manly E. Murphy Wilson, N. C. Glee Club 1; BTU Chapel Choir Kitchen Club 2. Martinsville, Virginia Marshallberg, N. C. BSU State Music Chair- man 2; BSU Campus Music Chairman 2; A Cappella Choir 2; BSU Officer 1 : Freshman Class Officer 1; Sopho- more Class Officer 2; Pine Burr Co-Editor 2: Ministerial Association 1, 2; Epsilon Pi Eta, President Volunteer Band 2: Basketball 2; Ministerial Conference Officer 2. Wm. Greene Morgan Lillington, N. C. Phi Literary Society 1, President 1; Glee Club BSU Council 2; BTU A Cappella Chorus Student Council 2. Harold Luther Nall Burlington, N. C. Business Manager Creek. Pebbles 2: Phi Literary Society 1. .Lik4k 19 Sophomore James O ' Brifn Dunn, N C. Selwyn B. O ' QUINN Lillington, N. C. Stacy Ray Ousley Lillington, N. C. Football 2; Superlative 2. HoRTENSE Parker Erwin, N. C. Superlative 2; Veteran Club 2. Earlene Pearce Zebulon, N. C. Pine Burr Staff 2; Astro Society 1; YWA 1 : Assistant to Alumni Office 2. Walter Pearson Clialybeate Springs, N. C. Marigold Powell Enfield, N. C. Girls ' House Council Officer 2; YWA 2; Sappho Society 1, 2; Basketball 2; May Court 1: Class Superlative 2. Lucy Pruitt Fuquay Springs, N. C. YWA 1, 2: Sappho Literary Society 1, 2. 20 Lydia Ragan New Hill, N. C. Volunteer Band 1, 2; BTU 1, 2; YWA 1, 2; Sappho Society 1, 2. Vance Sawrey Smithfield, N. C. Football 2. Lawrence Ricks Conway, N. C. House Council 1. 2; Basketball 1: Phi Liter- ary Society Officer 1: Kitchen Club 2; Class Superlative 2; IRC Of- ficer. Lois C. Sellers Supply, N. C. House Council 2: Chapel Choir 2: YWA 1, 2: Glee Club 1; BTU Officer 1, 2; Volunteer Band 2; Kitchen Club 2; Sappho Literary So- ciety 1, 2; Greek ' Peb- bles Stafl: 2: McDowell Music Club 1: IRC 1. 2. Shirley Robinson Wilmington, N. C. Sophoiftore Rudolph O. Rogers Lillington. N. C. House Council 2; College Bus Driver 1, 2; Superlative 2; Kitchen Class Superlative 2. Club 2; Volunteer Band 2; BTU Officer 1, 2: Sunday School Officer 2; Sappho Society 1, 2; Creek Pebbles Staff 2; Chapel Choir 2: Pine Burr Staft 2; YWA 1, 2; Glee Club 1; McDowell Music Club 1; Student Assistant 1. Richard Shaw Chadbourn, N. C. Wm. Arthur Shearin Whitakers, N. C. Honor Society 2; Volunteer Band 1, 2; IRC 1: Kitchen Club 3; Chapel Choir 2; House Council 1; Sunday School Officer 1. 21 â– â–  f.... Sophomores Mary Belle Sloan Burlington, N. C. Epsilon Pi Eta 1, 2: Pine Burr Staff 1, 2, Co- Editor 2: IRC 1, 2: Faculty Assistant 2. Carolyn Porter Smith Jackson Springs, N. C. Astro Literary Society 1, 2; BTU 1, 2; YWA 1, 2. Betsy Sue Stafford Buie ' s Creek, N. C. Epsilon Pi Eta 1, 2; BSU 1, 2; Library As- sistant 1. William Allen Stallings Wallace, N. C. Creek Pebbles Staff 2; Kitchen Club 2. Thomas Harrison Stewart Hamilton, N. C. Baseball. Norma Lou Strickland Durham, N. C. Astro Literary Society 1. 2. Jean Stroud Kinston, N. C. Sunday School Officer 2: Glee Club 1: Astro Literary Society 2; Home Economics Club 1, 2, Officer 2; YWA 1, 2; BTU Officer 2; IRC 2. Walter Taylor Edenton, N. C. House Council 1, 2: Baseball 2; Football 2; Literary Society 1. 22 Sophomores Sarah Turlington Dunn, N. C. Glee Club 1; Chapel Choir 2; IRC 1; Sappho Literary Society 1, 2 President 2; YWA Cret-fc Pebbles Staff 1 Superlative 2: Sunday School Officer 2: French Play Cast 2; Epsilon Pi Eta. George Waddell Buie ' s Creek, N. C. A Cappella Chorus 2; BTU Director 2. Elizabeth Tysinger Dewey D. Underwood Frances Lee Upchurch Buie ' s Creek, N. C. Raleigh, N. C. Smithfield, N. C. Ministerial Association Officer 2; BTU Officer 2; Volunteer Band 2. Annie Frances Wells Helen Wells Teachey, N. C. Fuquay Springs, N. C. Sappho Literary So- McDowell Music Club Sappho Literary So- ciety 2; Volunteer 1; Astro Society Officer ciety 1, 2; YWA 1, 2: Band 1, 2: BTU Officer; 2: Home Economics Glee Club 1; Chapel YWA 1. 2; Chapel Club Officer. Choir 2; Home Econom- Choir 2: Kitchen Club ics Club 1, 2; Kitchen 1; English Assistant 2. Club 1, 2: Volunteer Band 2; BTU Officer 1. Helen Watson Maxton, N. C. 23 Sopnomore Ruth Wiggins Raleigh, N. C. BSU Council 2: BTU Officer 1, 2: YWA 1. 2, Officer 1; Volunteer Band 1, 2; IRC 1: Epsilon Pi Eta. Clyde Wilder Morrisville, N. C. Phi Literary Society Officer 2; BTU Officer 1. 2; Volunteer Band 1, 2; Pine Burr Staff 2: Chapel Choir 2; Glee Club 1: Kitchen Club 1. Roger L. Williams, Jr. La Grange, N. C. Football 2; Baseball 2; Monogram Club: Veterans ' Club 2: IRC 2; Intramural Sports 2 Pat Womble Siler City, N. C. Volunteer Band 1, 2; YWA 1, 2: Chapel Choir 2; BTU 1, 2. H.AROLD Gene Wood Erwin, N. C. Harriet V. Yarbrough Roxboro, N. C. Girls ' House Council President 2; Student Council 2; Kitchen Club 1, 2; BTU President 1; Glee Club 1; McDowell Music Clulj 1: Superlative 2. Harold Sauls Chalybeate Springs, N. C. Pine Burr Staff 2: A Cappella Touring Chorus. Louis DeChent Buio ' s Creek, N. C. 24 Sopkomore Cia Prophecy Why; hello, Ruth, I haven ' t seen you in years. I am sorry I missed you at homecoming this week-end. â–  ' Hello, Bob: things have surely changed around here, haven ' t they? Who would have thought that in just ten short years we would be riding from Buie ' s Creek to Raleigh on this streamlined bus? It is quite a change over those broken down buses of 1947. Only last year Herbert Morgan bought out the old bus line and installed these new jet- propelled buses. Campbell certainly has grown! There are ten new dormitories, two administration build- ings, a scince building, a new music building, and a new g.ym, and Clyde Wilder, the contractor on the job, tells me that the boy ' s dorm begun in 1946 will soon be finished. Yes, Bob, and the departments have expanded, too. Dr. Bea Douglas is now the assistant English department head. And did you hear that Frances Lynch coached the Campbell basket- ball team that won nation-wide fame at Madison Square Garden? That ' s not all, Roger Williams, Campbell ' s head coach, lead the football team to another victory at the Rose Bowl. Whv, they haven ' t lost a single conference since the Junior College Championship of 1946 ' Speaking of advancement, Ruth, did you notice Ray Oliver ' s new five-story dry goods store on Main Street? I certainly did; he carries a complete line of ladies ' fashions designed by Rhea Brandon. He makes more success with that than he does with his political line. They tell me he has run for ten public offices in the last seven years. Don ' t be so hard on him. Bob, I believe he ' ll make Notary Public this year. Harold Nail is backing him with the Buie ' s Creek Morning Herald and Evening Tribune. By the way, did you see the picture starring Marigold Powell at W. J. Taylor ' s new movie liouse on Foushee Avenue? It ' s grand how she began as secretary to the producer and became a star. I didn ' t see it: I started up, but I met Dr. Sam Jones with his wife and ten children. He insisted that I go to his office and have my throat painted. Anyway, the picture will show in Raleigh soon, I guess. I tliought Billy Stallings was going to be an actor also. What ever became of him ' ? Oh, didn ' t you see him at Bobby Hamilton ' s College Grill? He ' s the new singing waiter there. Is that a portable radio you have, Ruth? I ' m anxious to hear the news from station FROG, Voice of Buie ' s Creek. That ' s the station originated from the old Pearson Moonglow Program. Incidentally, Walter Pearson is commentator. No, I ' m sorry: it ' s just a record player. Have you heard the A Cappella Chorus lately? Of course, they ' ve been in such popular demand that they have never returned from their tour begun in 1947. Bob! Look out the window! What kind of tomatoes are those? They look like pumpkins! Haven ' t you heard of Gordon Connor ' s new chemical farm? He has surpassed Burbank in his development of plants. I ' ll bet you never suspected that he would achieve such great success wlien you graded all his chemistry papers. Who is that sunburned fellow in the seat ahead, Ruth? He looks familiar. Oh, that ' s J. P. Blanton who went on the cattle boat to the Pacific in 1947 and decided to remain as a missionary. After this leave, he will return to the island of Tuba Tuba which ad- joins the island of Tuba Fourba, on which Frances Carter is a Missionary. Oh, yes, I remember, seeing him this morning at the First Baptist Church of Buie ' s Creek, talking to Reverend Bridges. Reverend Bridges is doing wonderful work at the church with tlie assistance of Carolyn Smith, religious educational director. Did you see Wayland Fry kissing all the babies at church this morning? I guess that means he ' s running for sheriff of Moore Count.v again. Shirley Robinson is now the representative for the Dubarry Success Course. Isn ' t that a quaint little home among tlie trees. Ruth? I wonder who lives there. Oh, it ' s darling! The names on the box are Hugh and Hortense Parker. Wliy, here we are in Raleigh already. Time surely does fly when you reminisce. Ruth Wiggins. Robert Barbour. 25 3re n men CLASS OFFICERS Earl Carlson. President Meredith Miller Vice President Anita Freeman Secretary Cecil Poe Treasurer Miss Willis.... Adviser Freeman, Miller, Carlson, Miss Willis, Poe 27 3re n men . Johnnie Randall Adams Vanceboro, N. C. Reid Adams La Grange, N. C. James Aiken Fuquay Springs, N. C. George Ake Fayetteville. N. C. Charles Allen St. Pauls, N. C. Murray Andrew Snow Camp, N. C. Anne Arnette Ocean Drive, S. C. Charles Avent Buie ' s Creek, N. C. Paul Avery Erwin, N. C. Charles Baker Edenton, N. C. Harvey Baker Rowland, N. C. Edward Ballenger New Bern, N. C. Cecil Barnes Lancaster, N. C. Joseph Bateman Burlington, N. C. James Barwick La Grange, N. C. 28 3re n men Levin Beaslet Coats, N. C. Robert Beddingfield Millbrook, N. C. Raleigh Bennett Whitakers, N. C. Mary Bethea Lillington, N. C. Fulton Betts Holly Springs, N. C. Byron Bray Shinnston, W. Va. Richard Bray Richmond, Va. Edith Bridges Buie ' s Creek, N. C. John Bridges Buie ' s Creek, N. C. Norman Britt Dunn, N. C. Roger M. Brooks Dunn. N. C. William Brown Galax, Va. Hugh Byrd Coats, N. C. Joseph Byrd Windsor, N. C. O. L. Bunch Shulerville, S. C. ' .kk.. t y Q 29 3re n men Frank Caldwell Charlotte, N. C. Charles Campbell Sanford, N. C. CuRFMAN Campbell Raleigh, N. C. William Rosser Campbell Sanford, N. C. Earl Carlsen Pink Hill, N. C. Graham Carlton Warsaw, N. C. John Carpenter Morrisville, N. C. Robert Carroll Gates, N. C. Jack Cashion Sanford, N. C. Jennings Cashwell Wilmington, N. C. William Chandler Greensboro, N. C. Alice Clifton Angier, N. C. Sanford Corbell Kitty Hawk, N. C. Forrest Covington Oxford, N. C. H. A. Creef Manteo, N. C. 30 3re n men LiNviLLE Crocker La Grange, N. C. Elizabeth Cromartie Dunn, N. C. Bill Daniel Roxboro, N. C. Guilford Daugherty New Bern, N. C. Hillman Dean Fuquay Springs, N. C. Retha Denton Clinton, N. C. Durwood Dickie Henderson, N. C. Reuben Dowdy Wicker, N. C. Carlyle Downing Fayetteville, N. C, Joe Downing Wilson, N. C. Neil Downing Fayetteville, N. C. Allegra Eason Stantonsburg. N. C. James Eason Gatesville, N. C. Parlon Edwards Whitehead, N, C. Janet Elam Winston-Salem, N. C. 31 iJre k tnien A s .0 . r Edna Elmore Dunn. X. C. d L Thomas Fergursox tkzM Whiteville. X. C. sm m Frances Fletcher Durham. X. C. J John- Flynx r ' Reidsville. N. C. V , Anita Freemax Gates. X. C. ' JULL N FrEEMAN Mm Gates. X. C. f Dl-vall Godwin Kenly. X. C. â– - - r.  - . Juli. n Gr. ham - S:. Pauls. X. C. Eugene Graves X ii Bunnlevel. X. C. jd jf Robert Greeson E ' Burlington. X. C. 1 t Betty Gregory Angier. X. C. T Fk-a nces Griffin Z Ionroe. X. C. Albert Gurg- nus f . . ? Raleigh. X. C. Helen Gl RG.ant:s - 1 Raleigh. X. C. ] Ralph Gurganls ' k â–  Jacksonville. X. C. 32 Jre n men Lact Hats FavetteviElfc X. C. WlLFOBD HaRLAS Yorfctown. Va- illLDRED HaSMOX Coats. X. C. iLABTHA HaEHIS Beaverdam. Va. J. C- Hawlet LiUington. X. C. Lawrexce Hawlty Reisters Town. ild. Altox HLayxs ilanchesier. X, C. MOHHIS HEHBDiG RaleigiL X. C. Chahles Hesteh Goldsboro. X. C. Wdttox Hester Lilimgton. X. C. A TN HOLXA TD Warsaw. X. C. Heshy Hood Lake Waccamaw. X. C. M.AHGAHET HOHTO Apex. X. C C-ALTIX HCDGTSS Buies Creek. X. C. Thomas Hcxtzh Xew Bern. X. C. !F 4 %4 aM ,0) 3re n men fl w.fl B LiNWOOD ISLEY Spray, N. C. Elizabeth Jackson Autryville, N. C. J. W. Jackson Graham, N. C. Clara Jenkins Durham, N. C. Edward Jenkins Sneads Fcrrv, N. C. Hilda Johnson Clayton, N. C. Walter Jones Portsmoutli, Va. Stanley Keyser Ottoman, Va. Clarence Kirk Knightdale, N. C. Leary Knight Broadway, N. C. Alvin Kornegay ' Pine Level, N. C. Dixon Lamb Garland, N. C. Leon Lamb Garland, N. C. Coyte Lanier Buie ' s Creek, N. C. Glady-s Lassiter Four Oaks, N. C. 34 3re n men James Edward Latta Durham, N. C. Bruce Lee Wilmington, N. C. James Lee Durham, N. C. Rachel Lee Dunn, N. C. Kenneth Leland Orlando, Fla. Leroy Lester Spring Hope, N. C. Roy Lewis Durham, N. C. William Lewis Fayetteville, N. C. Clyde Lloyd Bale ' s Creek, N. C. Frederick Lucas Erwin, N. C. Henry Lyon Windsor, N. C. Ray Mundy McArtan Dunn, N. C. Leon McCaskill Erwin, N. C. Jack Edwin McCurry Lillington, N. C. Lauchlin David McDonald Lillington, N. C. f f 35 3reAn men f ' xZ- rs f i Sii % M Norman T. McDonald Lillington, N. C. James McFarland Roanoke Rapids, N. C. Archie McLendon Biscoe, N. C. John Murray Maness Biscoc. N. C. Sarah Anne Manning Miami, Fla. Paul Chester Martin Erwin, N. C. William Richard Martin New Bern, N. C. Frances Mason Lillington, N. C. Sue Williams Matkins Washington, N. C. Sherwood Matthews Chalybeate Springs, N. C. Doris Melvin Elizabethtown, N. C. Lewis Edwin Mitchell Sanford, N. C. Meredith Miller Raleigh, N. C. Wylie Mitchiner Wilson Mills, N. C. William Neal Louisburg, N. C. ' V -s ,i4K 36 Jre h men Hugh Oliver Clinton, N. C. Raymond Oliver Princeton, N. C. Mary Lee Page Lillington, N. C. Talmadge Page Rockingham, N. C. Elizabeth Pate Erwin, N. C. Frank Perry Sanford, N. C. Roy Perry Sanford, N. C. Irene Peterson Stantonsburg, N. C Cecil Poe Apex, N. C. Orren David Poe Sanford, N. C. Robert Poole Cary, N. C. Edward Pope Li11iyigt W7-N..J . Edward Pulliam Semora, N. C. Carl Rector Galax, Va. Dorothy Redwine Shallotte, N. C. V. C i c  Jre h men Robert Reimsburg Dunn, N. C. Russell Linwood Rivenbark Willard, N. C. Allen Douglas Roberts Fayetteville. N. C. Marshall Ross Burlington, N. C. John Rosser Fayetteville, N. C. Robert Rouse La Grange. N. C. Roy Lee Rouse La Grange, N. C. Willie Ryals Dunn, N. C. Charles Sasser Wilmington, N. C. Susan Simpson Buie ' s Creek, N. C. William Simpson Burlington, N. C. Carl William Sizemore Siler City. N. C. James Maddox Small Biniington, N. C. Clarence James Smith Dunn, N. C. Curtis Smith Stanley, N. C. 38 3re h men Phillip Smith Fuquay Springs, N. C. Walter Howard Smith Lillington. N. C. Worth Sorrell Clayton, N. C. Arthur Sprague Batavia, N. C. Robert Stack Sanford, N. C. JuDSON Stephens Dunn, N. C. Lloyd Stevens Goldsboro, N. C. John Stubbs Dunn. N. C, Mildred Swain Charlotte, N. C. Kenneth Talton Smithfield, N, C. Thaddeus Tankard Bath, N. C. Donald Keith Taylor Erwin, N. C. William Taylor Buie ' s Creek, N. C. David Casner Tii.lett Kitty Hawk, N. C. Joseph Turner Dunn, N. C. 39 3re h. men Wayne Conrad Tyner Pembroke, N. C. Tony Upchurch Buie ' s Creek, N. C. James Vtck Conway, N. C. Nina Vinson Roseboro, N. C. William Mitchell Wall Charlotte, N. C. William Thomas Walters Wake Forest, N. C. WiNFRED Harold Ward Burlington, N. C. Alton Adolph Warren Roseboro, N. C. Harold Warren New Port, N. C. JoNus Clarence Warrick Jackson, N. C. RoYCE Ray Warwick Newton Grove, N. C. Paul Stanley Watkins Raleigh, N. C. Frances Webster Pittsboro, N. C. Harriet Wells Teachev, N. C. Alexander Rufus Wester Lillington, N. C. 40 3re h men Ernest Wester Fuquay Springs, N. C. Elizabeth Wicker Sanford, N. C. Isaac Jesse Wicker Sanford, N. C. WiLLARD Allen Wilder Spring Hope, N. C. Hershal McCray Williams Autryville, N. C. Alfred Robinson Wilson Durham, N. C. Jesse Wilson Wilson ' s Mills, N. C. Lewin Wilson Linden, N. C. Garland Winstead Kilmarneck, Va. Dudley Witcher Gretna, Va. Robert Wright Raleigh, N. C. John T. Yarboro Raleigh, N. C. Adrian Wiggins Burlington, N. C. Haywood Kelly Clayton, N. C. 41 j4lg.h School CLASS OFFICERS Anne Green Presidem Joyce McLeod Vice President Maclyn Mackie Secretary Peggy Jo Weeks Treasurer Mr. Jumper Adviser Mackie, McLeod, Green, Weeks 43 J4lg.h Scnool Jimmy Allen Wilmington, N. C. Basketball 4: Baseball. Nell Beaman Farmvillc, N. C. A Cappclla Choir 4; Sap- pho Society 4; BTU Of- ficer 4. James Bow en Henderson, N. C. Leon Avant Whiteville, N. C. Superlative 4. Cleveland H. Beatty Haw River, N. C. Basketball 4. Earl Bradley Raleigh, N. C. Football 4, Evelyn Harden Rose Hill, N. C. A Cappella Choir 4; Glee Club 3; Sunday School Officer; Astro Society 3: May Day Attendant. David Bennett Coats, N. C. Archie Brigman Rowland, N. C. Football 4. Patricia Batchelor Columbus, Georgia BTU Officer 4; Class Superlative 4: Astro So- ciety 4. Paul Blackwell Fayetteville, N. C. Dorothy Brock Rocky Mount, N. C. Volunteer Band 4 Kitchen Club 4; YWA 4 Prayer Meeting Officer Astro Society 4, 44 Senior William A. Bunch Tyner, N. C. B. H. Daughtry Smithfield, N. C. Joan Edge Cristobal, Panama C. Z. Astro Literary Society 4; Basketball 3, 4; Glee Club 4. Betsy Campbell Buio ' s Creek, N. C. Class Superlative 4; Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Honor Society. Patricia Davis Manteo, N. C. Class Superlative 4; Sappho Literary Society 4. Joe Edwards Fuquay Springs, N. C. Raymond Casner Charlotte, N. C. Haley C. Dedmond Mooresboro, N. C. Opal Ennis Lillington, N. C. Luther Cratt Williamston, N. C. Kitchen Club 4; Pine Burr Staff 4; BTU. Agnes Dickie Henderson, N. C. Chapel Choir 4; Creek Pebbles Staff 4. James L. Faison Clayton, N. C. 45 J4ig,h School Miriam Ferebee Manteo, N. C. Grey Hall Danbury, N. C. Basketball 2. 3, 4; Base- ball 2; Superlative 4; Epsilon Pi Eta. Joe Hunt Raleigh, N. C. Football 4. Flora Mae Gilbert Dunn, N. C. Chapel Choir 4: BTU Of- ficer 4; Astro Literary Society 4. Maynard Hawes Rose Hill, N, C. Floyd Johnson San ford, N. C. Ann Green Lillmgton, N. C. Class Superlative 4. Cameron Holmes Sanford, N. C. Football 4; Basketball; Veterans ' Club 4. Mary Kipp Richmond, Virginia Cheer Leader 4; A Cappella Choir 4; Sappho Literary Society 4. Dorothy Grisson Henderson, N. C. Chapel Choir 4; Sunday School Officer 4. Addison Howard Buie ' s Creek, N. C. Bobby Long Lillington, N. C. Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 3. 46 Senior Joseph Berry Mackie Granite Falls, N. C. Arthur Mason Fayetteville, N. C. Eugene Mustain Colerain, N. C. Basketball 4: Baseball 4. Maclyn Mackie Granite Falls, N. C. Volunteer Band; YWA; Astro Literary Society; Chapel Choir. Nathan Mills Linden, N. C. Joyce Lee McLeod Buie ' s Creek, N. C. Class Superlative 4; Bas- ketball 3, 4; Home Economics Club. Lawrence Marshburn Clinton, N. C. Herman Moore Clayton, N. C. A Cappella Touring Chorus; Class Superla- tive; House Council. Horace McInturff Winchester, Va. Basketball: A Cappella Choir; Veterans ' Club. Bill Massey Clayton, N. C. Superlative. Braxton Munden Smithfield, N. C. Edward McLean Willow Springs, N. C. BSU Council 2; Kitchen Club 2. 47 j4l h Scnool klBfe IM Bettv O ' Quinn Broadway. N. C. Girls ' Chorus; College Choir 1; Softball 2; Tour- ing Chorus 4; Sunday School Officer 3; Volun- teer Band 1. Travis Sasser Smithfield, N. C. James B. Stevenson Holly Springs, N. C. A Cappella Touring Chorus. Clinton Ousley Lillington, N. C. Drucilla Simpson Erwin. N. C. Basketball 2. 3, 4. Mildred Stone Alexander, Va. William Nathan Rhyne Lumberton. N. C. Hal McNeil Stewart Buie ' s Creek, N. C. Ann Stroud Havelock. N. C. Sappho Literary Society; Chapel Choir. Granville Ryals Lillington. N. C. Herman Stephenson Princeton, N. C. Barbara Jean Taylor Hillsboro, N. C. Class Superlative 4; Home Economics Club 3; Basketball 2. 48 Senior Eastwood Turlington Dunn, N. C. Tom White Buie ' s Creek, N. C. William Vazquez Plato Rey, Puerto Rico Boy ' s Society 3; Kitchen Club 2, 3, 4; ' BTU Secre- tary 2; BTU President 3. iViARY Louise Williams Leaksville, N. C. YWA 2: Sappho Literary Society; Chapel Chorus 2; BTU 2. Paul B. Woodworth Erwin, N. C. Ray Wallace Princeton, N. C. Thomas Williams Kinston. N. C. Renthea Woodworth Erwin, N. C. Peggy Weeks Clinton, N. C. Football; Superlative. S. S. Officer 4; Superla- tive 4; Class Officer 4; Sappho Literary Society 4. Earleen J. Willis Herndon, Va. Sappho Literary Society 1, 2; BTU 2; Volunteer Band 1, 2; YWA 1, 2; Kitchen Club. 49 CAMPSEU C0{i£6f . ?5 J4ig,n School (Prophecy. Fifteen years having elapsed, I gaze into my crystal ball and see large numbers of the Campbell High School Class of ' 47 at Home-Coming. Many of the former students of 47 are coming into the scene. Others bring reports of classmates who were unable to be present. A large building comes into sight. What! yes, it ' s a new infirmary- with Doctors Peggy Weeks and Gray Hall in charge. They are assisted by Agnes Dickie, and Dorothy Grissom, nurses, and Renthea Woodworth, pharmacist. Others of our classmates are working in various phases of the profession. Miriam Ferebee is teaching dietetics at Duke University. Dorothy Brock is nursing at Rocky Mount and Anne Greene is North Carolina ' s State Supervisor of Public Health Joe Edwards is practicing dentistry with his father in Fuquay Springs. William Vazquez is now a brain specialist in Puerto Rica. Tom White is pastor of the Buie ' s Creek Baptist Church. Directing the choir is Maclyn Mackie who recently moved into the community. Betsy Campbell has taken her place as organist of the church. Earleen Willis is a missionary to the interior of China. Guilford Daugherty is President of the International Red Cross, located in Switzerland Do I see car parts flying? Yes, Cameron Holmes and Floyd Johnson are using their engineer- ing ability to help Jimmy Allen put his car in shape. Jimmy is still stuck taking geometry; dif- ficulties this time being under Professors Horace McInturfT and Braxton Munden. The secretarial association takes in many Campbellites. Opal Ennis is working for Scott Satterfleld who is manager of Buie ' s Creek ' s largest department store. Pat Batchelor is secretary to the new governors of Georgia, and Pat Davis is secretary to the president of the French- American Airlines. Anne Stroud, air hostess, and Eugene Mills, pilot, are working for the Pan- American Airlines in Florida. Betty O ' Quinn is in New York designing the latest fashions for the well-dressed womoi. Barbara Taylor is her best-known model at present. Drue Simpson, Walter Deal, Flora Gilbert, Joyce McLeod, and Bobby Long, having kept their physical fitness, are directing physical education in five of the leading colleges in the south. In the matrimonial department we find the Jack Matthews. Mrs. Matthews was the former Bobbie Stewart and is keeping house while Jack farms. The Joe Mackies run a furniture store in Granite Falls, Joe ' s home town. Evelyn Barden has joined this group and has moved to Erwin. Friendly old Herman Moore and his family are living in Raleigh, where he is director of Public Welfare. Garland Matkins, Ray Wallace, Clarence Desern are others in our group, who own large businesses. Archie Brigman has just won the heavy-weight championship of the Golden Gloves. Bill Massey, a great pianist, Nell Beaman, youngest met star, and Ben Stephenson, director of Westminster choir, are serving in the musical world. Donald Miller has recently completed his great composition The Storm. Ben Chandler has turned out to be a great businessman. He owns the well-known Chandler five and ten cent stores, located in the eastern states. William Bunch and Earl Bradley are work- ing as salesman and business manager, respectively. I see that Richard Carr is running a honey factory in Plymouth. Granville Ryals owns the Ryals Beauty Cultin-c College under the man- ageinent of Joan Edge. Clinton Ousley and James Bowen are teaching agriculture at N. C, State College. Jennings Pulley and Arthur Mason, French majors, are teaching in France. Looking across the ocean to Europe we see that Leon Avant, Haley Dedmond, Maynard Hawes and Mary Kipp have leading roles in Shakesperian plays. At their last appearance in Eng- land, they were entertained by Queen Elizabeth, England ' s new queen. Paul Blackwell is doing research work on atomic power in Russia, but says he will share his secrets with the United States. Back at Campbell I see a large car, which is parking beside the Gushing Music Building. James Faison and the new dean of Campbell College, Eastwood Turlington are getting out. Ac- companying them are the new manager of the business department, Harry Cornwall; the owner of the College Grill, Jack Lee Stewart; and the band director Lemarr Roberts. Haydcn Bcatty and Eugene Mustian are operating a radio repair shop in Buie ' s Creek. Busi- ness for them has iDeen good since radios were installed in each dormitory room. Damon Stewart is chief of the clowns in Barnum and Bailey ' s circus. In my crystal ball, I sec a crowd rushing to the dining hall. Luther Cratt is manager of the kitchen. Sidney Maynard is the cook with Addison Howard helping him. Since steak is served once a day, more help has been obtained. Charles Walton and Ray Casner have recently been admitted to the Bar. With their knowl- edge in this field, they will make groat lawyers. Hal Stewart is Supreme Court Judge. With so much work to do he has engaged J. M. Thompson to help him. A mist begins to form within my crystal ball and the scenes of the class of ' 47 fades out of sight. Patricia D. ' .vis. 50 Lie vent It Qrade Sam Fra: ier Bob Lasater Carolyn Arnftte Shirley Byrd Mrs. Turli cton President Vice President Secretary Treas rer ..Adviser Uenth Qrade 51 Jylintk Qrade W. E. PiGOTT Mazelle Mangum. Donald Coats Miss Frankmn President . Vice President Secretary Adviser Rear View — Administration Building 52 Laziness personified ... In the Quest of?? . . . four of a kind . . . Carolyn followed bv: ... Poor Helen . . . Nice ... To the grind . . Name it . . . Children, come by room 23 . . . Shot . . . Behind bars . . . Don ' t drop her . . . StRRRICKLAND . -r . Just waiting . . . The Hepcats. -.itiitf 53 c CAMP8£U COLUGi â–  â– H --( JWJV, ;. = S . cnctimtie ana PRESIDENT ' S CLUB First row. left to right: Sloan, Stroud, Bradley, Melvin, Bridges, Yarbrough, Johnson, Wells. Second roiv: Turlington, Fletcher, Midyette, Motley, Lester. Ricks, Robinson, Baity. Third row: Murphy, Benner, Morgan, Downing, Carlsen, Barbour. 55 Student Council OFFICERS Harold Lester President William Morgan Vice President Harriet Yarbrough Secretary-Treasurer Secretary-Treasurer Gerald Bridges President of Me?i ' s House Comicd Elizabeth Faircloth Sophomore Representative Harriet Wells Sophomore Representatii e Kenneth Leland Freshman B epreseJitatiiie Julian Freeman Freshman Representative Jack Lamb Freshman Representative The student council has as its purpose the creation of better school spirit, loyalty, and citizenship. This year it sponsored the program of raising money tor the WSSF and the March of Dimes. 56 Women J4ou e Council Harriet Yarbrough Barbara Hall, PresUlenl Majuguld Powell Secretary-Trea ' iurc-i Vice President Misses Cansler and Franklin Faculty Adviser Council Members Janet Elam Helen Carr Margaret Colston Shirlev Robinson Anne Britt Lois Sellers Aien Jrou e Council Gerald Bridges Haywood Kelly. President Vice President RoiiERT Barbour Dean Burkot Secretary ..Faculty Adviser Council Members Lawrence Ricks Herman Moore Gene Palmer W. J. Taylor Neil Downing Durwood Dickie 57 Pine Jjurr Staff Mary Belle Sloan - Co-Editor Julian Motley Co-Editor Ina Mae Benner - Associate Editor Gerald Bridges .. Business Manager Harold Sauls ..Circuhition Manager Shirley Robinson. ._ Advertising Manager Jennings Cashwell H. A. Creef Assistant Advertising Managers Melba Lou Byrd Anniu Frances Wells Clyde Wilder Rhea Brandon - Art Editor Sports Editor Photographic Assistants Lawrence Hawley Luther Cratt Typists Alta Mae Jernigan Earlene Pearce Mr. Jenkins Mr. Garrett Faculty Advisers 58 Creek Pebbled STAFF Ray Oliver Editor-in-Chief Clyde Lloyd Managing Editor Kenneth Leland Sports Editor Harold Nall Business Manager Vance McGugan Assistant Business Manager Elizabeth Pate Assistant Business Manager Miss Strickland Adviser Ina Mae Benner Helen Carr Reporters Beatrice Douglas Roy Gupton Betsy Sue Stafford Herbert Morgan Sara Turlington Billy Stallings Typists Geneva Everette Henry Harvell Ann Holland Mary Lois Kinlaw Circulation Managers Eugenia Bradley Lois Sellers Garland Foushee 59 Sappno Jj terary. Society Sara TunLiNCToN Elizabeth Faircloth Shirley Robinson Frances Mason Eahleen Willis Annie Frances Wells Carolyn Smith Pat Greene Frances Webster Pat Hasenphi. Pit ' sidfiil Irene Pfterscin Clior ' sler Vice President Helen Carr Pianist Secretary Dorothy Greene - Critic Supervisor Martha Anne Albrifton Critic Chaplain Lucy Belle Pruitt _ Doorkeeper Miss Strickland Faculty Adriser cp4 tro Jjterary Society PrcsKtciH I lAi LYN Mai KiE Pianist Vice President Flora Mal Gilbert Critic Secretary Norma Lou Strickland Critic Chaplain Jean Murphy Doorkeeper Oionsi Aliss Franklin Faculty Adviser 60 LpHlon Pi Lta HONOR SOCIETY Officers Mary Baity President Frances Lynch Secretary Helen Carr Vice President Gladys Strickland Sponsor Members Mary Baity Billy Shearin Ina Mae Benner Helen Carr Mary Belle Sloan Eugenia Bradley Dorothy Greene Betsy Sue Stafford Betsy Campbell Frances Lynch New Members Ruth Wiggins Grayson Hall Sara Turlington Frances Huffman Jeanne Jessup Robert Barbour Julian Motley Epsilon Pi Eta, honor society, was organized in the fall of 1928, for the express pur- pose of promoting character, leadership, and scholarship. Membership in the society is gained by the nomination of at least twenty-five per cent of both the faculty and members of the society, in addition to attaining a fixed scholarship record for at least one year. Since its organization, twenty years ago, approximately 325 members have been accepted. 61 r HnQ g4 Cappella Ui appe ouring. Lhoru CL First Soprano Jeanne Jessup Allegra Eason Bettv OQuinn Mildred Swain Nell Beaman Second Soprano Caroljn Elkins Frances Fletcher Sunshine Islev Mary Baity Mary Lee Brown First Tenor George Waddcll Gerald Bridges Edward Ballenger Second Tenor Hertnan Moore Harold Sauls Julian Motley First Alto Irene Peterson Eugenia Bradley Helen Carr Sadie Frink Evelyn Barden Second Alto Janet Elam Mar - Kipp Jean Murphy Nancy Marshbanks OFFICERS Neil Downing, Presideiit Sunshine Isley, Secretary Mary Baity, Forest Covington Ben Stephenson Harold Lester Meredith Miller Secoiid Bass Neil Downing H. L. Mclnturff Carlyle Downing William Morgan Robert Greeson Thomas Lockhart Harold Sauls, Treasurer Mary Lee Brown, Oioir MuOier Keeper of Serapbook The A Cappella Chorus presented its lirst concert lor the HSU Conveni Durham Even at this first appearance ]ts precisioTi and tone were complimented and it received several invitations for later concerts, next heard at the Thanksgiving program at the college, and then came pcarance at a meeting of High School principals and coaches, where ver.v well recei ' ed. f J the radio nnd pers .onallv . and altc ith the Chapel Choi [1-. It s ettled doi - . â–  ?â–  ' I From time to time it was hearc presentation of the Christmas mu .work on the touring program. Membership in the Chorus was a coveted honor among the students. Only those who were working in the Chapel Cho.r were eligible, and compctilA ' e try-outs were held to determine the members of this year ' s Chorus. The personnel were selected for musicianship, personality, and voice, and all members are required to conform to certain rules set up by the organization. The Chorus makes several trips in the spring season for concert and radio engagements, and the touring program contains sacred and secular music, ranging in type from the Russian music of he Old Church, to modern concert arrangements of American I oik songs. H. Caleb Cushing. Head of the Voice Department, is the conductor of this concert group. Mr. Cushing 62 uke Cnapel Cnoir First row. ie t to right: Anne Britl. Pat Hassenplug. Helen Wells, Anne Lanier. Mary Lee Swindell, Lois Sellers, Betty Wai ' .on. Shirley Robinson, Flora Gilbert, Maclyn Mackie. Katherinc Kelly, Hilda Cray Johnson, Grace Everette. Pat Womble, Second row: Ebba Freund, Frances Huffman, Margaret Colston, Frances Webster, Dorothy Grisson. Bonnie Lynch. Alta Jernigan, Agnes Dickie, Doris Faircloth, Mary Walton, Sara Turlington. Ruth Wiggins, Anne Stoud. Third roio: Angel Aguilera. Peggy Butler. Margaret Horton. Retha Denton Gerry Hilburn. Doris Byrd. Dorothy Greene, Rhea Brandon. Harriet Yarbrough, Archie McLendon, Edith Bridges. Billy Shearin Fourth row: Joe Edwards, Carson Midyette. Lawrence Ricks. Clayton Hopkins. John Carpenter. Byron Bray, Herbert Morgan. Charles Allen. Clyde Wilder. Parlon Edwards. The Chapel Choir under the direction or Mrs. H. Caleb Gushing, appeared in special services during the year, and in cooperation with the Touring Chorus, presented the larger part of the music and scene for the Christmas White Giit Ser ice. which was lovely and effective. Requirements for membership in the Chapel Choir are regularity in attend- ance, and individual chorus spirit. Many of the members had sung only a little before coming to Campbell, and tew had had any voice training. Out of this group Mrs. Gushing formed a choir that upheld the traditions for or- ganizations on this campus. They added much to the musical life of the college. Tkui Mrs. Gushing Veteran Club Meredith F. Miller President Thomas Walters Vice President Sue Simpson Secretarij Jack Lamb Treasurer Robert Greeson Sergeant-at-Arms Mr. Jumper Faculty Adviser 64 j Sai. The Veterans ' Club is composed of both men and women who served their country during the war and who have re- turned to school. The purposes of the organization are to aid veterans in a rehabilitation program and enable them to get together socially: to promote good will among the mem- bers of the organization; to promote school spirit and cooperation. The club sponsors entertainments for the student body dur- ing the year. These programs include presentation of a variety show, play, and an operetta. 65 international (f elation Club Clarence Babbouk - President Cecil Poe Parliamentarian Gene Palmer Vice President Douglas Roberts Reporter Carolyn Elkins Secretary Angel Aguilera Chaplain Mr. G. a. Tripp Faculty Sponsor First Semester Officers Second Semester Officers Preside7it, Helen Wells Presirie.it, Patricia Green Vice Presideni. Jean Stroud Vice President, Joyce Gray Secretary-Treasurer. Annie Frances Wells Secretary-Treasurer. Gladys Lassiter Motto: To better prepare ourseires today or all the tomorrou ' s to come. eta Pi J4onie Lconomic Club 66 1946-47 B.S. U. Council Aim : To Serve as a Link Between the Students and the Church Facultji Sponsor, Miss Ruth Franklin College Chaplain, Dr. A. Paul Bagby Mary Baity President Ruth Wiggins. Enlistment Vice President J. P. Blanton Social Vice President Edward McLfan Devotional Vice President Betsy Sue Stafford Secretory, Librarian Harriet Wells Treasurer Ina Benner YWA President Eugenia Bradley. William Morgan BTU Directors Jeanne Jessup, Edward Pulliam SS Siiperintendents Harold Lester Vesper Chairman Manly Murphy Volunteer Band Carolyn Smith Morning Watch Beatrice Douglas. Reporter Julian Motley Music Chair-inan George Waddell. .Associate BTU Director 67 yUlnhterlal cp4 Social Ion Fall Semester Officers LiNDSEV Harrell President Edward McLain First Vice President David Poe Second Vice President Manly Murphy Secretary Gerald Bridges Chorister Sprinji; Semester Officers Harold Lester. President Garland Foushee First Vice President Richard Bray Second Vice President Dewey Underwood Secretary George Waddell Chorister Mr. Howard Adviser The Ministerial Association was organized in 1941. The purposes of this organization are to: (1) Stimulate spiritual growth through Bible study, individual and united prayer, and Christian fellowship. ( 2 ) Increase missionary interests through the study of God ' s word and affairs of the world. Through the program of the organization, ministerial students are helped by fellowship with each other. 68 Volunteer Sand 1946-1947 OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Manly Murphv. President Leroy Lester Vice President Wayne Tyner ..Vice President Frances Webster Secretary Doris Melvin Secretary Earlene Willis Treasurer Frances Griffin Treasurer The Volunteer Band is an or- ganization composed of young men and women who are willing to devote their time and talents lor the Master ' s program. The group meets on Sunday afternoons in the prayer room for a period of fellow- ship after which various teams go to the county jail, prison camp, county home, and to the homes ot the old people in the community. This work is of great importance to those preparing for full time service. ' wKn . 69 c4nn J4a eltine y[oung, li omani c uxlllar Ina Mae Benner President Frances Webster _ Vice President Katherine Fbink Secretary Sue Matkins Treasurer Frances Huffman DoRiri Melvin Progr Mary Lee Brown Proqrc Mrs, Charles E. Howard YWA Watchword: They that be wise shall shine as the brightness oi the firmament; and the: that turn many to righeoiisness as the stars forever and ever. YWA Hymn: O Zion Haste, YWA Ideals: Prayer and the study of God ' s word. Study of God ' s work in His world anc the advance of His Kingdom. Giving thought time and means to hasten the day when al men shall know Him. Total abstinence personally and interest m the promotion of the grea cause of total abstinence. Christian observance of Sunday. Consideration, gentleness, am Christian responsibility for the other young women with whom we come in contact in our homes our communities, and to the ends of the earth. Christian womanhood which will maintaii for itself and inculcate in others the highest standard of private and public integrity. ., determination to give no offense in dress, personal appearance, speech or deportinent. nor i any way to shadow the purity and beauty of the Christianlike character. KITCHEN CLUB 70 Sii; : m T:-4 • ' p ' DINING HALL fi MEAL TIME 71 CHEMISTRY LABORATORY TYPING CLASS 72 BOOKKEEPING CLASS 73 2m km kfiM i%. t i ' H ' - cAthletlc CHEER LEADERS BOOSTERS OF THE TEAM Hassenplug. Creef, Stewart, Mclnturff. Bridge Moore, Kipp. Swain, Douglas, Elam Chandler, Ch ' ie] 75 JodcQ 11- ' o i- HE .c„- = m w re pQ • as th § S O - oJ â– =â–  â– â– mm I 5t â– : . E S o« ?. ' Ui o o - .;i; u oiW W C res.- orn â– â–  ' ' Q â– â–  c £« . ; o OJ , ' 1 OJ o o c 2 M o C8 3 c pa .CQ H g- c a! g re n re - ft â–  BO iH •- , : CQ â– - (J Ol ,-D3 . â– - c ' i! • â–  i W o !- CJ O y i j: ' tu !h w re 0; -- oj re ;:.b !5 o « .t; r ?  o O C m 2§T: ore . O re 2:M ' Sc m â– : .pj re - oO . a, : o J o t, t 5 fQ ffi O J 76 Campbell Pembroke 1 Campbell Brevard 1 Campbell EMI 40 13 CompbcM AC.C, 6 19 Compbcll Belmont Abbey 31 Compbell Lee ' s McRoe ° Campbell Mors Hill 19 77 Coach Smith ( ' uach Brandon cAthletic Coached During the war football was disbanded but added to the sports roster last fall under the direction of Coach Smith and Coach Brandon. The team was made up of men most of whom had seen active service in the Armed Forces. They proved that they were still ready for combat as they marched through their Junior College schedule without a defeat which gave them the championship The success of the team is attributed to its fine spirit of cooperation, not only among its members, but with its coaches. Charles Sasser Rehj Adams Football Managers 7« First row. left to right: Cashwell. f; Stack, g; Bateman. f; Joyce, c; Greeson. c; Wilson, f; Hester, g; Hudgin. Second roiu: Coach Smith: Wilhams. f; Murphy, g; King, f; Avery, g: Perry, g; Andrews, f COLLEGE BOYS ' TEAM Var it Sa hetball Charles Sasser Manager Earl Smith Coach Schedule E.C.T.C. PheifTer Goldsboro All Stars Sanford All Stars Pembroke N.C.U. Extension Dunn All Stars Erwin All Stars Louisburg Wingate St. Helena William and Mary (Norfolk Div.) P.J.C. Duke Jayvees 79 First roio, lejt to right: Eason, g; Lynch, g; Colston, 1 ' : D. Simpson, f: S. Simpson, f; Elam, f; Horton, f; Everette, g; Brandon, g. Second roio: CoaciT SmitiT; Butler, g; Johnson, g; Powell, f; Huffman. Frances Huffman COLLEGE GIRLS ' BASKETBALL -Manager Earl Smith -Coach 80 First roiv, left to right: Avant, Manager; Long, f; Lynch, f; Napier, g: Lasater, g; Hall, c; Frazier, f; Mustin. g; Coach Brandon. Second row: Pate, g; Allen, g: Beatty, f; Maclnturff, g; Raeford, c; Carr, c; Waddell, f; Bradley, g. Billy Avant. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS ' BASKETBALL Manager S. O. Brandon Coach Schedule Campbell 28 Anderson Creek 29 Campbell 40 La Fayette 24 Campbell 40 Dunn 28 Campbell 32 Boone Trail 14 Campbell 60 Coats 18 Campbell 20 Angier 19 81 First row. left to right: Lanier, g; McLeod, g; Campbell, g; Murphy, f; Hall, f: Hilburn, g; Marshbanks, g; Lynch, g. Second row: Coach Brandon; Wood, f; Stewart, f; Walton, f; Brandon, g; Bolton, f: Simpson, f; Manager Avant. Billy Avant. HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Manaqer S. O. Brandon Coach Schedule Campbell 13 Anderson Creek 20 Campbell Campbell. 20 Dunn 36 Campbell Campbell 25 Coats _ . 8 Campbell. 2fi La Fayette 34 14 Boone Trail 17 21 Angler 32 82 P Wf yf-; y A A liPSS SsHSsS College JSa eball 1946 First row, le]l to right: Ricks, Raynor, Cashwell, Byrd, Freeman, Herring, Sasser, Rich. Second row: Manager Edwards, Jones, Creech, Coach Brandon. Andrews, Gardner, Parker. Third row: Downing, Young, Taylor, Hoggard, Carter, Beasley. Parlon Edwards . Manager S. A. Brandon Coach Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell. Campbell 1947 Schedule 7 Pembroke 4 Campbell 5 E.M.I 2 Campbell 4 Fort Bragg (325) ... 2 Campbell. 10 Louisburg 9 Campbell 8 E.M.I 6 Campbell 2 Fort Bragg (325) 3 5 P.J.C 8 9 E.M.I 9 6 Pembroke 4 8 Fort Bragg (505) ... 6 83 GYMNASIUM 84 Campus JiJie PAUL GREEN THEATER 85 INTERIOR VIEW 86 INTERIOR VIEW 87 GIRL ' S DORMITORY DAY Day Dormitory not only houses many girls, but the college infirmary and the nurse ' s quarters. At present all rooms in both Day and Treat are filled. Plans are underway to provide extra rooms to care for the increasing enrollment. FACULTY ANNEX In order to take care of the large enrollment it has been necessary to secure a large number of trailers. Many trailers are occupied by married couples. This scene is typical of many college campuses. INTERIOR OF TRAILER 89 ., . . ' v A v r: i - , r r Atomic power . . , 10:30 maneuvers . . . Just coach . . , One ol tlie man . . Gi beating . . . Action . . . The acrobats . . . Jitterbug . . . Here lies Mars Hill . Mike . . . The mighty first string. 90 Already hooked . . . Dr. Campbell ' . . . Kitty . , . Studying (Stowe) . . . Entering the Grill . . . Always smiling . . . Contented cow . . . Our ballet dancer . . . Wonder when?? . . . The long and short of it . . . Waiting for the bus to coine in . . . Christmas . . . Richard opened the door. 91 r- IP? j0 Church is over . . . Careful, there . . . The cog-wheel . . . Tojo Kings . . . Move over nearer . . . Whither bound? . . . Mr. B. W. . . George . . . Lonesome . . . Under the Magnolias . . . For sale . . . Church . . . The Pearson gang . , . We two, we ' re all alone . . . Roommates. Jeature i POWELL AUMAN Most Popular RICKS YARBROUGH Best All Rou7id Superlative n HAMILTON COLSTON Most Athletic CARR MOTLEY Best Dressed OUSLEY KINLAW Mo t Friendly WILLIAMS TURLINGTON Most Original v MOODY ROBINSON Wittiest HIGH SCHOOL GREEN MOORE HALL McLEOD Best All Round Most Popular SIMPSON Most Athletic DEAL TURLINGTON BACHELOR Most Intellectual MARY BAITY. Maid of Honor ROBERT BARBOUR, King ' s Attendant ' ' t Scene Fr om 1946 May Day . i.r tfeJu .; CfiWP8£U C ifQS ' % h CfB9K . v- .11 «l •V7..... â–  '  . Attendants and their Escorts SOI ' IIO.MORKS Marigold I ' ovvcll Kill I handler Helen larr Leon AliCaskill Dorothy Johnson Rav Oliver FRESHMEN Mildred Swain Stacy Kinc Sybil Johnson Carlvle Downing HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS Flora (iilberl Vanre Sawrev Ann ;reen Bobby Long HIGH SCHOOL JUNKtR Melba Hardee Stacy Ousley Young ' s Department Store Aneier, North Carolina We carry a complete line of Furniture for all the home, all kinds of Cooking Stoves, Refrigerators, Washing Machines. Hardware, Building Materials, Light and Heavy Horseware for the Farm. Conijdete line of Dry Goods, and Ready-to- Wear and Shoes for the entire family. WE WELCOME YOUR PATRONAGE ' BELK-HENSDALE FAYETTEVILLE. N. C. BON TON CLEANERS and HATTERS ALTERATIONS Phone 2412 Coats, North Carolina R. S. ASHWORTH Shoes Men ' s ami Boys ' Fiiriiishiiigs FUQUAY SPRINGS, N. C. OimN FURNITURE and FUNERAL DLRECTORY Diiim, N. C. H. R. HORNE SONS SOWDERS PHARMACY FAYETTEVILLE, N. C. • Druggist Since 1865 LEE FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE CO. 49 Moore Street ' ' Complete Home Furnishings Sanford, N. C. To our Ijenefactors. whose earnings have thus been dedicated to the cause of Christian Education; to our patrons, who have entrusted us uitli their most cherished possessions; to our students, who have impressed others by the nobility of their lives; to the many other friends, who have maintained an abiding confidence in the insti- tution, we are indebted for the continued growth of Campbell College through fifty-seven years history. Looking to Gotl for His continueil help and guidance, we hope with the aid of our iriends to do even better work, and to make the in-liUition 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 Kionomics, Music. Supenised teaching in city schools. Progressive Educdlioiuil Prognuii in terms of Christian character and leader- ship. ni tingui-lu ' (l rccurd of student honors and achievement. lltraclive Location in â– â– the educational center of the State. 170-acre campus. Modern riicjinx;! dormitories. Plans for extensive development. • Jf rite for catalogue and folder of viens CARLYLE CAMPBELL, President Raleigh. North Carolina MARY SORRELL SHOP Dunn, N. C. Tols to Teens ' INFANTS, CHILDREN, TEENAGE and JUNIOR READY-TO-WEAR Telephone 603-J LEE HARDWARE COMPANY W. G. SNUGG, Manager Everything in Hardware Sanford, N. C. Coni iliiiiejils of Liimljertoii Trading Co., Inc. Wholesale and Retail PHONES MARKET and GROCERY 217 - 117 OFFICE and HARDWARE 317 LUMBERTON, NORTH CAROLINA WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS Jgms Uriug 5tore Biiie ' s Creek, N. C, Drugs, Stationery, Toilet Articles, Combs, Brushes, Sick Room Necessities, Sodas, Cigars Agents for Sheaffer Foiiiitain Pens, Eastman Kodaks and Films, Ever-Readv Flashlights We Serve Exclusively Whitens kS ' hi ' pIi of i ' urity iee Creum • PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED From Pure Drugs • TELEPHONE 2083 L. E. McKnight, Jr., Prop. Students Welcome! Overby Funeral Home AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 391 Aiieier, North Carolina Joseph R. Over])y Co. Phone 391 Angier, N. C. FURNITURE : HARDWARE AUTO PARTS : MONUMENTS : ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES GENERAL MERCHANDISE (U)ni pi intents of EFIRD ' S DEPARTMENT STORE Fayetteville, N. C. (loni tliineiils « HARNETT HARDWARE COMPANY Dunn, N. C. EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE Compliments of THE TOWN SHOP Sanford, N. C. Compliments of Steinberg b Co. ERWIN, N. C. BANK OF LILLI NGTON Lillington, N. C. For forty-two years we have rendered our community efficient and successful service. We are grateful for the patronage and good will bestowed on us. HENRY T. SPEARS, President Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ACME CLEANING COMPANY C. B. Barefoot, Proprielor Dry Cloaiiiii$ ' . Dyeing ' and Pro.S!i! ing lff( r(ffioii.v (I Spet ' iulty Fii(|iiay Springs, N. C. Phone 15 J. J. BARNES Plumbing, Heating and Electrical Contractor Supplies and Equipment ANGIER, N. C. Compliments of FLEISHM AI ' S STYLE SHOP 114 Hay Street FAYETTEVILLE, N. C. ' The Fashion Mart for ff omen ff ho Are Smart ' Coiiiplinients of DIXON ' S SERVICE STATION Back of Boys ' Dormitory Buies Creek, N. C. Coinpliiuptils of ATKINS BROTHERS LILLINGTON, N. C. Lilliiigtoii iWeitiire Co, COMPLETE LINE HARDWARE FURNITLIRE AND BUILDING AIATERIAL PHONE 277-1 LILLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGE GRILL BUIE ' S CREEK, N. C. We Serve Eats for the Students! SPECIAL HOTDOGS STEAKS HAMBURGERS SANDWICHES D. A. Richardson, Prop. STUDENTS WELCOME! W W Chevrolet Co., Inc. CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE Phone 60 and 02 Dnnn, IVorth Carolina Earl McD. West brook T. B. Williams CROMARTIE HARDWARE COMPANY GENERAL HARDWARE Phone 11 Dunn, N.C. POPE PRINTING CO. Commercial Printers Publishers of THE DUNN DISPATCH Harnett County ' s Oldest and Most Widely Read Newspaper Your Drug Store Elliott ' s Pharmacy The Convenient Corner FUQUAY SPRINGS, N. C. Compliments of DUNN and HARNETT THEATRES, Dunn, N. C. LYRIC THEATRE, Lillington, N. C. PIQUANT THEATRE, Angier, N. C. i.ompliments of PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Fayetteville, North Carolina POPE S DEPT. STORE Headquarters for DRY GOODS, SHOES, READY-TO- WEAR, NOTIONS P. 0. Box 56 COATS, N. C. ANGIER, N. C. Thad H. Pope D. V. Lee DUNN, N. C. COATS, N. C. Compliments of E. BAER AND SONS DUNN, N. C. FTV Sell For Less ' PHONE 122 LOUIS BAER S CAROLINA FEED CO. Grain, Feeds, Seeds A Friendly Store and Coal FUQUAY-VARINA, N. C. DUNN, N. C. PHONE 9 PRINCE ' S DEPARTMENT STORE J O II I S O I s Shoes and Hosiery for the Family ilRLG STORE Dry Goods, Ready-to-Weor, A Store ttf Personal Service Millinery Men ' s and Boys ' Clothing PHONE 109 FUQUAY SPRINGS, N. C. FUQUAY SPRINGS, N. C. (lomplhuouts of THE ELMO COMPANY BELK ' S DEPT. STORE Clothing for Men and Boys Dunn, N. C. Shoes for the Entire Family ' Huruelt County ' s Largest FUQUAY SPRINGS, N. C. Department Store E. C. Fish E. C. Fish, Jr. (.oinplinients of PKOCTOK-BARBOLIR (loin plinienls of COMPANY OFFICE E |IIIPMEI T AI II SUPPLY CO. FUQUAY SPRINGS, N. C. DUNN, N. C. FAYETTEVILLE, N. C. FLOYD ' S CURB SERVICE Dunn and Erwin Highway Complitnents of DR. C. D. BAIN Dentist (Over Rose ' s! DUNN, N. C. Compliments of ECONOMY FURNITURE COMPANY DUNN, N. C. COATS MERCAIVTILE COMPAI Y, Inc. General Merchandise COUNTRY PRODUCE Bought end Sold COTTON AND FERTILIZER COATS, N. C. Compliments of GEORGE E. PRINCE SON DUNN, NORTH CAROLINA WARWICK RESTAURANT and COFFEE SHOPPE Lillington, N. C. STEAKS SANDWICHES Best Food Obtainable Hours 6 A.M. -2 P.M. 6 P.M. - 9 P.M. CompHmonls of LILLINGTON FURNITURE COMPANY LILLINGTON, N. C. STUDENTS PAT ROM ZE OUR ADVERTISERS WAKE FOREST COLLEGE (Founded 1834) Greetings to the 1947 PINE BURR and the Students of CAMPBELL COLLEGE Slimmer Session opens June 10, 1917 Fall Semester opens Sepleinher 9, 1947 For further information, write W AKE FOREST tlOLLEGE : W ake Forest, North Carolina CAMP BELT. C0T.T.4 :G1 ' : RECOGNITION Cainphell (-ollejie is a inemher of the Southern Association ( f Collejies and Se ' ondary Schools, Tlie North Carolina Collejie C mferenee, and the American Association of Junior Colleges. Have a Coke L Coke = Coca-Cola ' Coca-Cola and its abbreviation ' Coke are the registered trade- marks which distinguish the prod- uct of The Coca-Cola Company. © 1946 the C-C Co.| cottl:d under authority of the coca-cola company by Dunn Coca-Cola Bottling Company Dunn, North Carolina wootte:v MOUT,TO: PHOTOGRAPHERS Studios at CHAPEL HILL FORT BRAGG NEW BERN AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS - ' t, ' ' â–  â– ! ; ' ' Â