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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1948 volume:

CARRIE RICH MEMORIAL LIBRARY CAMPBELL COLLEGE BUIES CREEK NORTH CAROLINA THIS VOLUME PRESENTED BY Mr. Mrs. G. G. Page EDITORS Frances Webster f Charles Campbell BUSINESS MANAGER Henry Harvell ASSOCIATE EDITOR WiLLLAM Humphrey Published by the OF CAMPBELL COLLEGE prth Carolina REAR VIEW OF ADMINISTRATION BUILDING KIVETT BUILDING This is the oldest building on the campus, being erected soon after fire destroyed the original. Soon it is to be remodeled for the purpose of housing the science and business departments. III! 3RS L ? !  ' -: ' .i dJUR i r mi!at 4ltt if ' l J SSca ' ■i U ' ■ .. BRITT DORMITORY MEN ' S DORMITORY FACULTY ANNEX GYMNASIUM 11 DEDICATION Mr. I. M. Wallace The crowns of many institutions are studded with the lifetime contribu- tions of a handful of faithful men and women who cast their lot, for better or worse, for richer or poorer. Each succeeding year finds them at their respective assignments, blend- ing into a composite picture of toil and struggle, achievement and failure, recession and progress. From the days of Dr. J. A. Campbell ' s Buie s Creek Academy through the life span of Campbell College, thirty-three years thus far. Professor Wallace has been training and admonishing his boys and girls to become more useful citizens. Scattered in many places, they affectionately call to mind the example of this loyal, patient, kindly teacher and friend. In their behalf and in the name of the student body of Campbell College, we take pleasure in dedicating the 1948 Pine Burr to Professor I. M. Wallace. 12 13 Our President Dear Comrades, may every recur- ring visit to this treasure house of college life re-etch upon the table of your hearts those precepts of eternal life Alma Mater has sought diligently to teach her beloved children from public platform, campus rendezvous, and soul trysting place. For each of you may life abound in every good thing, according to the promise unto those who keep the com- mandments. Leslie H. Campbell President PRESIDENT S HOME 14 Dean A. R. BURKOT Again, it becomes my happy privilege to speak a few words of greeting. I am sure that the promise of the staff to make this edition of the Pine Burr the best ever has been fulfilled. To the faithful workers and their faculty sponsors, ycu and 1 owe a positive expression of sincere apprecia- tion. How valuable this record of faces and events of the school year 1947-48 at Campbell College will be remains to be seen. As an actor in some of the scenes of this living panorama, you have left an indelible imprint. As the historian who can more truthfully appraise the significance of recent events in the light of further experience and from the vantage point of later years, so will you see more clearly what your stay at Campbell has meant. For those who carry on, I covet your prayers, good wishes and honest report. Be assured of our unceasing desire to serve you better and to remember you always. Signed: A. R. Burkot. Dean. 15 Martha E. Edwards Ruth Franklin M rs. Sadie R. Frink MA, Ph.D. B.A. B.M. Mathematics. Latin Social Science l y Piano F. R. Garrett B.A. Biology Mrs. C. B. Ho vard B. W.Jenkins B..A. B..V. Bible Business Administration Nedra J. Group B.M. Piano, Music .Appreciation an— — 1 Jean Lathim Mr s. Bessie C. Lyii ich Mrs. M. B. Matthews B.A. B.A. Secretary to President English Dean of Music Department Piano Ophelia Matthews B.A. . ' y- .Mathematics :... . Myrtice L. McPhail Veterans ' Coordinator Martha M. Mitchell B . . [rs. . . D .Morgan. .Jr B.A. Dramatics, Speech. Theater History Anderson M. oldha Ada Overby G.G.Page Gwendolyn Pearce Assistant to Dean Alumni Secretary .Secretary to Business .Manager Mabel Powell M.A. English . ddie Prevatte . sst. Business Mgr. Mrs. Jack Ragland Emmett F. Sawyer Alice Louise Smith Assistant Librarian B.A . B.I). B.A. Sociology, Economics Typing Ernest M. Walker B.A., Th.B. Natural Seience Mi • ' ' (Not Photographed) Charles B. Howard Lillian M. Maxlield B.A. B.S., M.A. Bible Librarian 21 The Bread Line . . liit that hall ' , . We have our man . . . In the spring . . . After meal chats . . . Here we are . . . Happy . . . Five of a kind ... A restless night . . . Buy me a coke . . . Just caught ... At home in a trailer . . . Jitterbug . . . We ' re lone- some . . . Chow Mfg., Inc. 22 SOPHOMORES President ..Meredith Miller Vice President Jamie Aiken Secretary I ' ! .... .. Mildred Harmon Johnnie Randall Adams Vanceboro, N. C. Volunteer Band 1, 2; BTU 1, 2; Ministerial Conference 1. 2, Secretary 2; Cape Fear Musical Association 2. Lucious C. Adcock Oxford, N. C. Angel Pablo Aquilera Holquin, Ote., Cuba Touring Chorus 2; Chapel Choir 1; IRC 1, 2; BTU 1, 2. Jamie L, Aiken Fuquay Springs, N. C. Class Vice President 2; Epsilon Pi Eta 2, Vice President 2; Chemistry Award 1. George S. Ake Fayetteville, N. C. Murray Milton Andrews Snow Camp, N. C Epsilon Pi Eta 2. Charles Henry Avent Buic ' s Creek, N. C. Creek Pebbles Staff 2; IRC 1: Veterans ' Club 1. Herman Babb Murfreesboro, N. C. : o: y y : ' - i ' ' i ' s ' S: ' 5 24 Hyton W. Babson Ash, N. C. Creek Pebbles Staff; Class President 1: Baseball 1; BTU 1. Charles Wood Baker Edenton, N. C. Veterans ' Club 1. Wade Harvey Baker Rowland. N. C. Cecil Barnes Lancaster, S. C. Joe Bateman Burlington, N. C. Football 1, 2: Basketball 1, 2. Richard Thomas Bray Richmond, Va. Volunteer Band President 2; BSU Council 2; IRC 1, 2; BTU 1, 2; Ministerial Confer- ence 1, 2, Vice President 2; Veterans ' Club 1; Faculty Assistant 2. Edith Bridges Buie ' s Creek, N. C. Chapel Choir 1, YWA 1; Eta Pi 2. John Howell Bridges Buie ' s Creek, N, C. Cheer Leader 1. 25 Norman Britt Richmond, Va. Dramatics Club 2. William Albert Brown Galax, Va. House Council 1; Baseball 1; Veterans ' Club 1. Barry Lee Buchanan Burlington, N. C. Creek Pebbles Staff 2; House Council 2; Baseball 1. William Cameron Cameron, N. C. Charles Haywood Campbell Sanford, N. C. Co-Editor Pine Burr 2; Superlative 2; May Court 2; President Epsilon Pi Eta 2; BTU 1; Veterans ' Club 1. CuRRiN Curfman Campbell Raleigh, N. C. Veterans ' Club. Graham Carlton Warsaw, N. C. Robert Jenkins Carroll Gates, N. C. ' :i ' :: o M .:- .yM 26 Jack A. Cashion Sanford, N. C. Veterans ' Club 1; Football 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2. Jennings Edmund Cashwell Norfolk, Va. Pine Burr Staff 1; Dramatics Club 2; IRC 1; Veterans ' Club 1: Basketball 1, 2; Base- ball 1. 2. William Duval Chandler. Jr. Greensboro, N. C. Veterans ' Club 1; May Court 1. Margaret A. Colston Beacon ' s Castle, Va. Chapel Choir 1; House Council 1; Superla- tive 2; Dramatics Club Secretary 2; Sappho Literary Society 1; IRC 1. 2; McDowell Music Club 1; Basketball 1, 2. Gordon Richard Connor Kipling, N. C. Sanford Purnel Corbell Kitty Hawk, N. C. Charles Fred Corbett Zebulon, N. C. House Council 1: Veterans ' Club 1. LuBY Guilford Daugherty New Bern. N. C. Touring Chorus 2; Volunteer Band 1, 2- BSU Council 2, Superlative 2; IRC 1, 2- BTU I, 2; Ministerial Conference 1, 2; Vet- erans ' Club 1, 27 Marion Hoke Davis Evergreen, N. C. Grover Hillman Dean Fuquay Springs. N. C. DuRwooD Thomas Dickie, Jr. Henderson. N. C. Volunteer Band 1; House Council 1; BTU 1. 2; Marshal 1. Dennis Carlyle Downing Fayetteville. N. C. Touring Chorus 1. 2: May Court 1, 2: Foot- ball 1, 2. Neil E. Downing Fayetteville, N. C. President Touring Chorus 1,2; House Coun- cil 1; Vice President Student Council 2, Dramatics Club 2; Veterans ' Club 1; Cape Fear Musical Association 2. Mabel Allegra E. ' Xson Wilson, N. C. Touring Chorus 1, 2; Pine Burr Staff 2: BSU Council 2; House Council 2; Sappho Literary Society 1: YWA 1, 2; Cape Fear Musical Association 2; Faculty Assistant 2: Basketball 1, 2. James Lee Eason Gatesville. N. C. Emma Frances Fletcher Durham. N. C. Touring Chorus 1. 2; Creek Pebbles Staff 2; BSU Council 2; House Council 2; Superla- tive 2; Sappho Literary Society 1; BTU 1. 2; YWA 1. 2. €-- i ' 28 John Frank Flynn Reidsville, N. C. Creek Pebbles 2, Business Manager: House Council 2, Secretary; Veterans ' Club 1; Baseball 1. Anita Thomas Freeman Gates, N. C. Chapel Choir 1; Class Secretary 1: Superla- tive 2; Dramatics Club 2: Sappho Literary Society 1. Julian Pittman Freeman Gates, N. C. House Council 1; Student Council 1. Sadie Katherine Frink Buie ' s Creek, N. C. Touring Chorus 1, 2: Volunteer Band 1, 2; BTU 1, 2; YWA 1, 2; Cape Fear Musical Association 2. John Day Gossett Lillington, N. C. Betty Jane Gregory Angier, N. C. Commencement Plav 1. Frances Elizabeth Griffin Monroe, N, C. Creek Pebbles 2: Volunteer Band 1, 2; BSU 2; House Council 2; Student Council 2: Dra- matics Club 2: Epsilon Pi Eta 2; Astro Lit- erary Society 1; IRC 1,2: BTU 1,2: Faculty Assistant 1. Lacy Stewart Hair Fayettcville, N. C. IRC 2: BTU 2. 29 Mildred Alice Harmon Coats, N. C. Class Officer 2. Joseph Lee Harmon Moncure, N. C. William Paul Harrill. Jr. Lincolnton, N. C. Baseball 1, Martha Harris Beaver Dam, Va. Henry Coolidge Harvell Willow Springs, N. C. Pine Bukr Business Manager 2; Creek Peb bles 1, 2. Joseph Cleo Hawley Lillington, N. C. Charles A. Hester Goldsboro, N. C. Superlative 2; Dramatics Club 2; IRC 1, 2; Veteran ' s Club 1; Football 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2. George Carlton Hilliard Raleigh, N. C. BTU President 1. M iM ; s i . j: . 30 Henry T. Hood Lake Waccamaw, N. C. Dramatics Club 2; Veterans ' Club 1. Margaret Horton Apex, N. C. May Court 2; Basketball 1. 2: Dramatics Club 2; Sappho Literary Society 1; IRC 1; Chapel Choir 1. Calvin Hudgins Buies Creek, N. C. William G. Humphrey New Bern, N. C. Pine Burr Associate Editor 2; House Coun- cil 2. Student Council 2; Superlative 2: Faculty Assistant 2. Lewis Tom Hunter New Bern, N. C. Veterans ' Club 1. Theodore Ingraham Dunn, N. C. James W. Jackson Burlington, N. C. Football 1, 2; IRC 1, 2. Mrs. J. W. Jackson Burlington, N. C. May Court 2, Eta Pi 1, 2: House Council 2; IRC 2. 31 James Edward Jenkins Sneeds Ferry, N. C. Volunteer Band 1, 2; BSU Council 2; Dra- matics Club 2: IRC 1; BTU 1, 2; Faculty Assistant 2. Calvin Johnson Dunn, N. C. Hilda Gray Johnson Clayton, N. C. Cliapel Choir 1; Volunteer Band 1, 2: Astro Literary Society 1: BTU 1, 2; YWA 1, 2; Faculty Assistant 1, 2; Basketball 1. Ira Kim Johnson Wilmington, N. C. Basketball 1; Veterans ' Club 1. Haywood Burton Kelly Clayton. N. C. Pine Burr 2; Creek Pebbles Editor 2; Vet- erans ' Club; Baseball 1. Stanley Randolph Key ' ser Ottoman, Va. Volunteer Band 1, 2: IRC 1, 2; BTU 1, 2; Presidents ' Club 1; Veterans ' Club 1. James Floyd Knowles ' Wallace, N. C. Chapel Choir 1: House Council 2: IRC 1, Alvin Kornecay Pine Level, N. C. : T2 .■ 2 ii -is - r 32 Gladys Aurelia Lassiter Four Oaks, N. C. House Council Secretary 2; Eta Pi 1 2 President 2; IRC 2. Walter Kenneth Leland, Jr. New Bern, N. C. Creek Pebbles Sports Editor 2, Basketball 1. Leroy Moore Lester Spring Hope, N. C. Volunteer Band 1, Basketball 1, BTU 1 Veterans ' Club 1. Roy Reginald Lewis Durham, N. C. William E. Lewis Fayettcville, N. C. Jack Lowder Raleigh, N. C. Joe Lundy Galax, Va. Football 2; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1. John Murray Maness Biscoe, N. C. IRC 1, Veterans ' Club 1, Faculty Assist- ant 2. 33 - Sarah Anne Manning Miami, Fla. Touring Chorus 2; Eta Pi 1, President 2; Sappho Literary Society 1; BTU 2; YWA 2. William Richard Martin New Bern, N. C. BTU Vice President 1. Mrs. William R. Matkins Washington, N. C. Sherwood Lane Matthews Chalybeate Spring.s, N. C. Doris R. Melvin Elizabethtown. N. C. Volunteer Band Officer 1; BSU Council 2; BTU Officer 1; YWA Officer 1; Presidents ' Club; Faculty Assistant 2. Meredith Freeman Miller Raleigh, N. C. Touring Chorus 1, 2; Class Officers 1. 2; Dramatics Club Officer; Presidents ' Club 1, 2; President Veterans ' Club 1. Eugene Mills Raleigh, N. C. Junius A. Morgan Benson, N. C. Veterans ' Club 1. 34 James McFarland Ransomville, N. C. Eunice Adele McLean Council, N. C. Volunteer Band 1, 2; BSU Council 1; BTU 1, 2; YWA 1, 2. Theatus McLean Council, N, C. Volunteer Band 1, 2; BSU Council 2; BTU 1, 2; YWA 1, 2. Edmond Nichols Coats, N. C. Football 2. Hugh Oliver Clinton, N. C. Mary Lee Page Lillington, N. C. Talmadge Dawson Page Rockingham, N. C. Veterans ' Club 1, Gene Palmer Andrews, N. C. Class Officer 1, 2; House Council 2; Epsilon Pi Eta 2: IRC Officer 1. 2; Presidents ' Club 1: Veterans ' Club 1. 35 1 l m . Frank Perry Sanford, N. C. Roy Watson Perry Sanford. N. C. Veterans ' Club 1. Irene Peterson Stantonsburg, N. C. Touring Chorus 1, 2; Volunteer Band 1, 2; House Council 2; Sappho Literary Society 1; BTU 1, 2; YWA 1, 2. Cecil E. Poe Apex. N. C. Class Officer 1; IRC 1, 2; Veterans ' Club 1. Orren David Poe Sanford, N. C. House Council 1, 2; Ministerial Conference 1; Faculty Assistant 2. Robert Gaston Poole. Jr. Cary, N. C. Veterans ' Club 1. Robert Price Raleigh, N. C. Football 1, 2, Co-Captain 2; Baseball 1; Superlative 2. James V. Proctor ■Wilson Mills, N. C. 36 Edward Thomas Pulliam Semora, N. C. Volunteer Band 1; BSU Council 1, 2; BTU 1, 2; Ministerial Conference 1; Veterans ' Club 1. Carl R. Rector Galax, Va. Football 1, 2. Douglas Roberts Fayetteville, N. C. House Council 2; Faculty Assistant 2. John Terrel Rosser Fayetteville, N. C. Charles E. Sasser Wilmington, N. C. Pine Burr, Sports Editor 2: Creek Pebbles Sports Editor 2; Dramatics Club 2; IRC 1 2; Veterans ' Club 1; Football Manager 1, 2; Basketball Manager 1, 2; Baseball Man- ager 1. Roland Wright Sasser, Jr. Wilmington, N. C. Robert G. Shaw Bunnlevel, N. C. Creek Pebbles 2; House Council 1 2- Vet- erans ' Club 1; Marshal 1. Lyman Sheppard Rowland, N. C. iL, W M, 37 v — ' - ' ■ i Curtis Smith Liberty, N. C. Howard Smith Lillington, N. C. Waylon F. Smith Lillington, N. C. Worth Lynn Sorrell Cla.vton, N. C. Pine Burr Staff 2; Creek Pebbles 2; Vet- erans ' Club 1. Robert Stack Erwin, N. C. Class President 1; House Council 1; Student Council President 2; May King 2; Football 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2. Mrs. Robert Stack Erwin, N. C. Superlative 2; May Queen 2; Basketball 1; Veterans ' Club Secretary 1. Joseph Alpheus Stallings Raleigh, N. C. Volunteer Band 1, 2; Dramatics Club 1, 2; BTU L 2; Ministerial Conference L 2; Vice President 2. Ralph E. Starling Pine Level, N. C. 38 Mrs. Thurman Stone Benson, N. C. Thurman Stone Benson, N. C. Donald Keith Taylor Erwin, N. C. Dramatics Club 2; Basketball 1, 2: Vet- erans ' Club 1. David Caswell Tillett Kitty Hawk, N. C. Wayne Conrad Tyner Pembroke, N. C. Vice President Volunteer Band 1; BSU Council 2; Epsilon Pi Eta 2; Ministerial Con- ference 1, 2; Bible Medal 1. James Washington Vick Capron. Va. Nina Eloise Vinson Roseboro, N, C. House Council 2; Sappho Literary Society 1; BTU 1, 2: YWA 1; Cape Fear Musical Association 2; Faculty Assistant 2. William Thomas Walters Wake Forest, N. C. Veterans ' Club Vice President 1. i v cr 5 ferv v 39 Alton Adolph Warren Roseboro, N. C. IRC 2: BTU 2. Harold Kinnon Warren New Port, N. C. BSU 2. Houston Warren Roseboro, N. C. James Clarence Warrick Jackson, N. C. Paul Watkins Raleigh, N. C. Frances Webster Pittsboro, N. C. Chapel Choir 1: Pine Burr Co-Editor 2; Volunteer Band 1; House Council 2; Stu- dent Council 2; Superlative 2; Dramatics Club 2; Astro Literary Society 1; IRC 1. 2; YWA 1: IVIarshal 1. Harriet Rebecca Wells Teachey, N. C. Volunteer Band 1; BSU Council 1; House Council 1. President 2; Student Council 2; Superlative 2; May Court 2; BTU 1; YWA 1; Faculty Assistant 2. Isaac Jesse Wicker Sanford, N. C. BSU Council 1; Dramatics Club 2; BTU 1. 40 Norman Adrian Wiggins Burlington, N. C. House Council President 2; Student Counc 2; Superlative 2. WiLLARD Allen Wilder Spring Hope, N. C. Veterans ' Club 1. Bruce Wilson Magnolia, N. C. Creek Pebbles 2: Volunteer Band 1- Dra- matics Club 2; IRC 2; BTU 1, 2; Ministerial Conference 1, 2; Veterans ' Club 1. Garland Hubbard Winstead Kilmarnock, Va. Pine Burr Staff 2; Veterans ' Club 1 Dudley Witcher Gratna, Va. Cecil Graham Womack Jonesboro, N. C. Touring Chorus 1, 2: Chapel Choir 1: House Council 1. Charles Wood Wilson Mills, N. C. Jo Ann Wyatt Winston-Salem, N. C. Volunteer Band 2; IRC 2: BTU 2; YWA 2. Not Photographed Alfred R. Wilson Durham, N. C. inAkil 41 FRESHMAN CLASS President Richard McKay Vice President Archie Brigman Secretary jj . , y NNE Green Treasurer , ,r :50 j IIM SS jf i ' MAYN ard Hawes ■ ' II III ll jikVUW }m . 4 m. — , S - Uri iii ni (.i.-.ii .M, Ka; 42 Archie Cline Absher Durham, N. C. Frederick Taylor Allen Jamesville, N. C. Sidney Apple Warsaw, N. C. Charles Robert Austin Beaufort, N. C. ESTELLE RaMONA AvERETTE Oxford, N. C. Louise Baity Greensboro, N. C. Harold Baisley Fayetteville, N. C. Gene Delhart Baker Colerain, N. C. Hershell Grey Barbour Dunn, N. C. John Quincy Barefoot Benson, N. C. Charles David Barker Lumberton, N. C. George Harmon Barrett Erwin, N. C. Ned Elgin Bass Red Oak, N. C. Harvey Ransom Baucom Raeford, N. C. Charles Clifton Baughan Stuart, Va. 43 Charles Dennis Beane Ramseur, N. C. Anne Vaughan Bell Suffolk, Va. Mary Eloise Benson Benson, N. C. Janie Lucille Benton Chadbourn, N. C. LoRAiNE Page Benton. Jr. Chadbourn. N. C. Gene Edward Bethea Roland. N. C. Alexander Jones Biddell Pembroke, N . C. Carol Melinda Bizzelle Seven Springs, N. C. Paul L. Blackwell Fayetteville, N. C. Robert Collins Blades New Bern. N. C. Elizabeth Jane Brashears Fort Slocum. N. Y. Mrs. Richard Bray Riclimond. Va. Charles Edward Bray Reidsville. N. C. Aaron Theodore Brigman Latta, N. C. Archie Brigman Rowland, N. C. 44 Claude H. Britt Dorothy J. Brock Willis D. Brown Dunn, N. C. Mary Lou Britt Rocky Mount, N. C. Magnolia, N. C. Morris Carr Brown Whiteville, N. C. Rose Hill, N. C. Vada M. Buchanan Virginia D. Burns I. Milton Bussels Broadway, N. C. William A. Bunch Lumberton, N. C. Kilmarnock, Va. Danny B. Busic Tyner, N. C. Galax, Va. David Jones Betsy Campbell Hilton Carlton Warsaw, N. C. Frank B. Caldwell Buie ' s Creek, N. C. Pine Tops, N. C. Ashley H. Cannadv Charlotte, N. C. Dunn, N. C. S k 45 Neil M. Carlton Warsaw, N. C. E. E. Carroll. Jr. Danville, Va. Walter E. Carson Bath, N. C. James W. Caster Buie ' s Creek, N. C. Ellen L. Caulk Bennett, N. C. Rene Castello Chile, S. A. David Coleman, Jr. Latta, S. C. Ben C. Chandler Greensboro, N. C. R. O. Colston Bacon ' s Castle, Va. Jacquelyn Colville Erwin, N. C. Joe W. Congleton Littleton, N. C. Ray Elkins Cook Hallsboro, N. C. Janie Glenn Conn Harold S. Cooke Durham, N. C. B. A. Corbett, Jr. Raleigh, N. C. Areola, N. C. 46 Frances Dolores Corn Charlotte, N. C. Marc Andre Couture Montreal, Canada Nathan Emory Cox Greensboro, N. C. Tommy Lane Cox Greensboro, N. C. Herbert A. Creef, Jr. Manteo, N. C. Clyde Oren Crowell Roxboro, N. C. Walter Linville Deal Wilmington, N. C. James Dechent Buie ' s Creek, N. C. Francis William Dellinger Cary, N. C. Lester F. Dennis Mount Gilead, N. C. John Edward Dickerson Alexandria, Va. Milton Coleman Dixon Raleigh, N. C. Carey Velmont Downing Fayetteville, N. C. Robert Martin Dozier Whitakers, N. C. Enid Jasper Drake Castalia, N. C. 47 Camilla Rae Driver Zebulon, N. C. Peggy Anne Duke Henderson, N. C. Charles Lonez Dunn Conway, N. C. Franklin Louis DuPont Sanford. N. C. Robert McLain DuPont Sanford, N. C. Ruby Earle Edens Hampstead, N. C. George Parker Edwards Pendleton, N. C. Joseph Brooks Edwards Fiiquay Springs, N. C. William David Edwards Pendleton, N. C. Allen Boyd Ellen Battleboro, N. C. Edna Ruth Elliott Gaffney. N. C. Eugene Curtis Ensley Wilmington, N. C. Luther L. Enzor Fair Bluff, N. C. James Rogie Evans Ash, N. C. James Leroy Faison Clayton, N. C. 48 Iris Anne Farless Merry Hill, N. C. W. H. Farless Merry Hill, N. C. Aubrey C. Farmer Hamlet, N. C. Iris Elaine Felton Eure, N. C. Miriam E. Ferebee Manteo, N. C. Joe Hardy Ferguson Jacksonville, N. C. C. T. Fleetwood Pendleton, N. C. L. W. Fields, Jr. Nettie F. Franklin Harold P. Futrell Pendleton, N. C. Goldston, N. C. Oxford, N. C. C. S. Gaines, Jr. Goldston, N. C. John C. Gamble Warrenton. N. C. James B. Gardner Angier, N. C. Lela J. Gilbert Mamers, N. C. James E. Glasgow Littleton, N. C. 49 T. E. Glass. Jr. Daisy Evelyn Gore Apex. N. C. Rocky Point, N. C, J. B. GoLDSTON, Jr. Anne Bridges Green Thomas L. Green Whitakers, N. C. Goldston, N. C. Lillington, N. C. Bobby C. Griffin Peachland, N. C. Dorothy A. Griffin Durham, N. C. Jesse Floyd Grimes Dunn, N. C. Ray Perry Guthrie Durham, N. C. Virginia Hancock Siler City, N. C. Flora Jane Hall Clinton. N. C. Francis W. Hall Erwin, N. C. Lee R. Hall Pollocksville. N. C. Leodell Hamilton Dunn, N. C. Carlton Harris Carthage. N. C. H • -■ € ' if ' - ' - ' . =f= _ ---y«s, - j, - r . S 50 f: : - :: - Perry Felton Harris Carthage, N. C. WiLLARD Branch Harris Areola, N. C. Maynard Hawes Rose Hill, N. C. Mrs. J. C. Hawley Lillington, N. C. Garnie Sexton Herring Rose Hill, N. C. Julian Butler Herring Rose Hill, N. C. Jetty Rebecca High Wilson, N. C. Geraldine Hilburn Currie, N. C. RussEL Lee Hinton Angier, N. C. Emory Thurston Holden. Jr. Wilmington, N. C. Fred Campbell Holder Lillington, N. C. Luther Elmer Hollaman, Jr. Newport News, Va. David Wright Hood Goldsboro, N. C. EwEN Addison Howard Buie ' s Creek, N. C. Ethel Mae Hudson Youngsville, N. C. 51 Merlene Brooks Hudson Durham, N. C. Thomas Edward Jernigan. Jr. Raleigh, N. C. Donald Leondrous Johnson Sniithficld, N. C. Flovd a. Johnson Sanford. N. C. Lennox Ai.bie Johnson Wilminstoii. N. C. Hazel Catherine Johnson Dclca, N. C. Willie R. Johnson Rose Hill, N. C. Anne Elizabeth Jones Williamston, N. C. John Charles Jones Winton, N. C. Max Sherwood Jones Columbia, N. C. Walter Sawyer Jones Portsmouth, Va. Jean Elizabeth Jordan Raleigh, N. C. Mardre Edwin Keel Kinston, N. C. Bruce A. King Nashville, N. C. Robert Lee King Nashville, N. C. : ' ji ' ;:v -:- -:i ' :t -:i :i : : :: : i i ' i ' ;i ' ;- 52 Mary E. Kipp Richmond, Va. Carl Lee Klutz Midland, N. C. Cora Evan Knight Duriiam, N. C. Harry L. Lancaster Clayton, N. C. A. W. Land, Jr. Wilmington, N, C. CoYTE Lanier Buie ' s Creek, N. C. Helen Laughter Carl E. Lee, Jr. Smitlifield, N. C. Burlington, N, C. Katherine H. Latta Joseph T. Lawrence Bunn Level, N. C. Sanford, N. C. C. O. Levinson Bobby Green Long Benson, N. C. Lillington, N. C. T. T. Lockhart Ernest Nick Long Robert C. LongmiriT Henderson, N. C. Hopewille, Ga. Burlington, N. C. 53 George F. Lucas Snead ' s Ferrv, N. C. Marv D. Maddrey Seaboard, N C. Homer C, Mace J. I. Makepeace Sanford, N. C. Sanford, N. C. Billy L. Mason Wilmington, N, C. G. M. Matkins Washington, N. C. R. D. Matthews Robert Eric May Weldon, N. C. Castalia, N. C. M. B. Matthews. Jr. T. E. Matthews Buie ' s Creek. N. C. Gala.x, Va. Sidney W. Maynard Gary, N. C. W, L, Meadows. Jr. Durham, N. C. Nancy Clara Meeks Covington. Va. Charles H. Melvin Parkton, N. C. J. Merchant Danville, Va. 54 John Robert Mehedith McKeesport, Pa. Byron Merrit Rose Hill, N. C. Mable Elizabeth Messer Dunn, N. C. GuioN Donald Miller Raleigh, N. C. Vertie Mae Mitchell Durham, N. C. Lily Murray Mobley Greenville, N. C. Perlie Modlin, Jr. Jame.sville, N. C. Eugene jEROiViE Mustian Colerain, N. C. Elmer Wayne McCaskill Erwin, N. C. Charles Richard McCormick Chadbourn, N. C. Richard Jewell McKay Hamlet, N. C. Juanita McKenzie Smithfield. N. C. Arthur Nelson McKneely Durham, N. C. David C. McLamb Clinton, N. C. James Phillip McLeod Fuquay Springs, N. C. 55 a ffi Joyce Lee McLeod Buie ' s Creek, N. C. LiNwooD Nelson Atlantic, N. C. Pattie Luella Nowell Wendell, N. C. Harold John Olafson Raleigh, N. C. Herbert Perry Oldham New Hill, N. C. Cllnton Isaac Ousley Lillington, N. C. Cinda O ' Quinn Broadway, N. C. Ralph Wendell Outlaw Colerain. N. C. Robert Outlaw Seven Springs, N. C. LiNwooD Padgett Maple Hill, N. C. Jackie O ' Neal Page Rockingham, N. C. Claude Swanson Parrish Chatham, Va. Adolph Leland Pate Goldsboro, N. C. EcKNER Bryant Pearce Wake Forest, N. C. William Herbert Perry. Jr. Jamesville, N. C. 56 David S. Phelps Newport News, Va. Clay Poole New Hill, N. C. T. G. Phillips Warsaw, N. C. Addie Lee Pope Coats, N. C. Edward T. Pope Littleton, N. C. W. K. Powell Blanch, N. C. Hilda T. Pritchard Elizabeth City, N. C. William R. Pulley Wake Forest, N. C. Annie L. Raynor Colerain, N. C. James C. Reges Rocky Mount, N. C. Robert O. Reid Whitakers, N. C. Dorothea L. Rhodes Beulaville, N. C. Ira Riddick Revelle Conway, N. C. Ev a L. Richardson Martinsville, Va. William P. Riggs Swansboro, N. C. 57 LiNWOOD RiVENBARK Samuel A. Robins James H. Roberts Willard, N. C. Thomasville, N. C. Fayetteville, N. C. Peggy Ann Roach loNA Hill Roberts Lumber Bridge, N. C. Ervvin, N. C. Lamar Cox Roberts David W. Rogers Ola Bell Rogers Raleigh, N, C. P. Holly Robson Virginia Beach, Va. Joseph E. Rogers Rocky Point, N. C. Raleigh, N. C. Mamers, N. C. Granville Ryals E. S. Satterfield William R. Scott Buie ' s Creek, N. C. James E. Salter Raleigh, N. C. Rebecca Scofield Covington, Va. New Bern, N. C. Lake City, Fla. • jf T- : ' : - -• • ' - ' i - -• ' - ' ' ryCv. ' . v- ' ' - ' ' -. ' -V v s j =€ 58 HoYT Lain Sellers Lillington, N. C. Robert Clarence Senter Kipling, N. C. George Willis Shearin Warrenton, N. C. Rachel Lorine Shearin Essex, N. C. Mary Ward Shearin Whitakers. N. C. James Edwin Sherman Rougemont, N. C. Walter Perce Simmons Mt. Airv N. C. Ronald Carlton Simpson Elizabeth City, N. C. Drucilla Simpson Buie ' s Creek, N. C. DuBoYCE Craven Small Nichol:;, S. C. John Eddie Smith Buie ' s Creek, N. C. Mrs. John Smith Buie ' s Creek, N. C. John S. Sneed Burlington, N. C. William Avery Sorrell Chapol Hill, N. C. Agnes Elise Spell Autryville, N. C. M 59 David Webster Sprakeb Galax, Va. Louise Marion Stallings Nashville, N. C. Cora Frances Stephens Yanceyville, N. C. Hehrian Stephenson, Jr. Princeton, N. C. Wii.EY C. Stephenson, Jr. Pendleton, N. C. James Carlyle Stevens Goldsboro. N. C. James Robert Stevens Garner, N. C. Sherrill Gardner Stevens Cla.vton, N. C. Damon Sherrill Stewart Buie ' s Creek, N. C. William Stewart Dunn. N. C. Robert Ewin Stillman Creswell, N. C. Earl Stout Goldston, N. C. John C. Sutton La Grange, N. C. William Earl Tant Spring Hope, N. C, Arthur Dew Taylor Milton, N. C. • -pr- ' } -K : - c ■W : r : ' :W ■ ' - - ' :W e frr i: ' s- r s: 60 Edna Doris Taylor Ernest B. Taylor Samuel G. Taylor Durham, N, C. Eloise Lee Taylor Covington, Va. Merry Hill, N. C. Eunice M. Taylor Fayetteville, N. C. Littleton, N. C. William Duke Tew William J. Thomas Jesse M. Thompson Erwin, N. C. Barbara .T. Thomas Oxford, N. C. Durham, N. C. Eddie E. Thompson Durham, N. C. Princeton, N. C. Eldon Thornton E. Turlington Lewis W. Turner Clinton, N. C. Harry E. Tillman Dunn. N. C. Salem, Va. Hugh E. Turlington Greensboro, N. C. Coats, N. C. 61 1 : i[f M IPs pv jm f - - i .V, J : fan -4 Earl Roper Tuten W. H. Vazquez Dan D. Wagoner Bath, N. C. Joseph T. Vail Plymouth, N. C. Hato Rev, Puerto Rico John Milton Vestep Na.shvillc, N. C. Greensboro, N. C. Henry C. Walker Arnold Holt Ward Mary Edna Waters Durham, N. C. Charles L. Walton Burlington, N. C. Grady Allen Ward Mt. Olive, N. C. Thomasvillc, N. C Columbia, N. C. Clifton P. Wayne E. M. Wells Frank T. Willey Wananish, N. C. C. H. Wellons Kinston, N. C. Fuquay Springs, N. C. Tom W. White Buie ' s Creek, N. C. Gates, N. C. 62 Gerald Council Williams Hilton Village, Va. Glenwood Lee Williams Godwin, N. C. Robert Earl Williford Maury. N. C. Earline Juanita Willis Herndon, Va. John Webster Willis Beaufort, N. C. A. DoNZLA Wilson Angier, N. C. Daniel Austin Wilson Clinton, N. C. Mary Wynona Womatk Jonesboro, N. C. Nora Valentine Wcodell Lake Citv, Fla. Renthia Eunice Wooduorth Erwin, N. C. Robert Lewis Wright Raleigh, N. C. Mary Ellen Xanthos Fayetteville, N. C. Barbara Jean Yancey Angier, N. C. 63 -• ' ' :: :: --:: :: i , : : : : ;:: -;v :: ;;; ; - ■Student Pnnce ... We passed that test . . . Refreshing . . . Slippin aiV aslidin I do . . . Where ' s the rice? . . . Waiting . . . Meal time . . . Opera. 64 H.F ' Paie LONG LIVE CAMPBELL COLLEGE r ysA.E. Lynch fe=F; H -A -Hon-of to tKee, rt y,; Ir — f iedr olJ Camp-be?) Co)-)e e Fcr- tV e 1 I I whcnwe Kelp thou d IV- est ,K the hour of r eeJ; Loy- h t rf IK the hour Of r ee J; f t= m j -j j H fdhe -Portk we wi ' 3 J e te to -thee for-ef-er-_ T o dost S4fe-)y Guat-d thy yi- crei Ff W Sh hine Lon ) ' ve CAmp-beM Col- ' ege, i lieaf- oU I tr 1 i; 3... a Camp-be?l CoZ-Zc e, Ra-di-iht vk i+K the ) ' ght p i- vine ?ft I W Printed in the U. S. A Social hour . . . Greetings . . . Just Waiting . . . Brethren . . . Snake ' s Gang . Hello, Bill . . . Aw, Gee ' ' , . . Stag . . . Posed . . . Back Soon . . . Hello There! . . . Sunday Supper? 66 HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS CLASS OFFICERS Robert Lasater - President Frank Landing Vice President Ellen Page . j. yiik .- . Secretary Jacquelyn P Ji hEJi ::s ilih ' Treasurer :? ' - w age Pullen Landing 67 mi i1 First row. left to ricjht: Emily Sue Blanchard, Lillington, N. C. Harry Brooks. Clayton, N. C. Doris M. Byrd. Ocra- coke, N. C. Chapel Choir 3: Sappho Literary Society 3; Cape Fear Music Association 4. Shirley H. Byrd. Mamcrs. N. C. Touring Chorus 4: Class Officer 3: Dramatics 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 2. 3. Patsy Cameron. Kipling, N. C. Second row: Carl Tristrom Carlson. Lillington. N. C. Willie Frances Chambers. Buie ' s Creek, N. C. Leslie Christian, Durham, N. C. John Cox, Winston-Salem, N. C. George Halbert Davis, Tyner, N. C. Third row Randolph Cecil Denton, Lillington. N. C. Basketball 4. Doris Mae Dixon. Buio ' s Creek, N. C. Rachel Lee Dixon. Cameron. N. C. Charles H. Duvall. Pollocksvillc. N. C. Class Officer, 1. 2. 3. Laura Ferrell. Buie ' s Creek. N. C. First row, left to right: Reginald Freeman, Ahoskie, N. C. Freeman Galloway, Brevard, N. C. Barbara Ann Hall, South Boston, Va. Class Officers 2; Vice President Girls ' House Council 3; Dramatics Club 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Sappho Literary Society 2, 3; IRC 3; McDowell Music Club 2. Melba Hardie, Lillington, N. C. Gloria Hasselman, Lynbrook, N. Y. Second row: William Muskins Hooper, Stumpy Point, N. C. Allen Graham Johnson, Greensboro, N. C. William Frank Landing, Plymouth, N. C. Robert E. Lasater, Erwin, N. C. Class Officer 3, 4; May Court 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2. 3, 4.: Archie E. Lynch, Buie ' s Creek, N. C. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4. Third row: Alyce Marshburn, Clinton, N. C. Dramatic Club 4: Cheer Leader 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Marshal 3. Henrietta Jean Murphy, Myrtle Beach, S. C. Touring Chorus 3, 4; Dramatics Club 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Class Officer L 2; Astro Literary Society 3. Leamon Melvin Overton, Roper, N. C. May Court 4. Ellen Louise Page, Buie ' s Creek, N. C. Class Officer 4; Volunteer Band 4: Basketball 2; H. E. Club 2; BTU 1, 2, 3, 4; YWA 4; Cape Fear Music Association 4. Dorothy Perry, Norfolk, Va. Volunteer Band 4; May Court 4; Dramatics Club 4: BTU 4. 69 First row, left to right: Jackie Pullen, Castalia, N. C. Barbara Quinlan. Haiascns, N. Y. Hilda Ruth Simpson, Erwin, N. C. Class Officer 1; May Court 4; Basketball Manager 4; H. E. Club 3; BTU Officer 4. Gregory Sowell, Trinidad, British West Indies George Thomas Staley, Columbia, N. C. Football 4: Basketball 4; Baseball 4. Second row: Mitchell Stimpson, Statesville, N. C. Virginia Rogers Swann, Buie ' s Creek, N. C. BTU Officer 1. Alice Ann Tumblin, Newport News, Va. Volunteer Band 3. 4: BSU Council 4; BTU- 3, 4; YWA 3, 4, Lois Rachel Upchurch, Lillington, N. C. Mary Elizabeth Walton, Buie ' s Creek, N. C. BSU; Chapel Choir 3; Volunteer Band 3. 4; H. E, Club 2; IRC 4; BTU 1. 2, 3. 4; YWA 4; President Club 4; Cape Fear Music Association 4. Tliird row: Robert London Washington. Conway. S. C. Football 2, 3. Helen Jane White, Wilmington, N. C. ELEVENTH GRADE Shirley Kelly OFFICERS President Zelda Byrd Baker Secretary and Treasurer -Vice President Front row. left to right: Shirley Kelly. Ruby Baker. Zelda Byrd. Second row: Bonnie Lynch. Margaret Green. Nancy Marshbanks. Viola Butler. Back rou ' . C. T. Kitirell. Billy Avent. Sherwood Gregory. Danny Green. T. H. McLeod. iVot photogrcip icd: Ann Lanier. Billy Lloyd. Janice Wood. TENTH GRADE HoviE Pope.. . RED EnNIS CLASS OFFICERS President .VIary Lou Swindell Secretary Vice President Doris Page Treasurer Miss Franlin Faculty Adviser Front row. lejt to rujhl: Martha Stewart. Barbara Johnso Rae Upchurch. Doris Page. Mary Lou Swindell. Second Betty Walton. Savon Grissom. Sue Byrd. Linda Swann M, George Dean. Fred Ennis. H. V. Beaman. A. J. Stephenson, singer, Miss Franklin. Martin Stewart, Hovie Pope. Rosalie Stone. Linda Dew. Mazell Mangum. Betty oir: Helen Ennis. Nellie Humphrey, Ora Campbell, ilyn Caulk, Sue Brown. -• ■ - - iill Talley. Calvin Mangu: NINTH (iRADK DoBOTHV Howard . Betty Tai.lev CLASS OFFICERS President Kenycn Etafford Vice Presided Davis Byrd -R, Bryan Fariilty Adviser Secretary Treasurer WnnH s J T .ri na? S , ' ' n ' J ' - ' ' ' f ' ' ' ' l- ' ' ■ ' ' ■ ' ' ' Gregory. Jean Ferrell, Carol Johnson. Billi. S art Ho, Ho °c Betty Talle.v. Second row: Betty Stephenson, Dorothy Howard. Bobby Roberson. Jacki, W ir D h t M b ' Stephenson. Duane Harmon. Tlurd iow L. C. Walston. Douglas Coats. Davis Byrd CHANGING CLASSES 72 Cheer Leaders fr IP IJ |id - - Si . • v ' Duke, Salter, Stewart. Campbell, Meeks. Creef, Marshburne. 73 Athletic Coaches EARL SMITH HARGROVE DAVIS 74 Junior College Champions First nnr, 1, ' ti i,. r:,,lr, Skn I. W.i.,.1, ! ' u|.r C:i-li , n; ' :il, I ' lir.-, : l;u ' r, Sin.w, A Ward. SiiCOnd row: Siiead, Hairis . Dnsiiian. Ldhs, ilaleniaii, StalL- , Gieesun, Jackson, ' l a lur. Hamilton. Sykes, Bethea. Third row: Hester, Cook, Stillman, Lundy, Carlton, Simmons, C. B. Downing, Lockhart, Wagoner, M. Herring, Rector, Reges, Dixon, G. Ward. Mason, Robson, Howard. Brinson, Babb, Melvin, Nichols, C. Downing, Hood, Cashwell, Julian. Dowdy. Frazier, Lee, Helms, G. Herring. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Campbell 12 Brevard 7 Campbell 38 Presbyterian Jr. College 12 Campbell 26 Edwards Military Institute Campbell 19 Lees-McRae Campbell 1 Mars Hill (Forfeit) Campbell 47 .. Belmont Abbey Campbell 13 .._ 325 Glider Infantry 19 Campbell 6 South Georgia College 47 75 MANAGERS SPRAGER SASbEH FIRST TEAM MILLER Line: Bateman. Greeson. Pope. Cashion, Snuw, Jackson, Hamilton. Backs- Brieman Price. Deal, Stack. 76 SECOND TEAM Line: Long, Staley, Wood, Mace, A. Ward, Taylor, Sykes. Backs: Hester, Harris, Brinson, Nichols. THIRD TEAM Line: Cashwell, G. Herring, Bethea, Simmons, Frazier, Reges, Mason. Backs: Julian, Snead, M. Herring, Dowdy, G. Ward. 77 Co-Captain, Blocking Back. Honorable Mention National Junior College Ail-American ' 47, North Carolina Junior College All-Conference ' 47. Co-Captain, Fullback, North Carolina Junior College All- Conference 47. 78 ED NICHOLS Tailback JACK C ASlllON Centei ' NIG SNOW Guard BOB STACK Tailback BOB GREESON Tackle North Carolina Junior College All-Conference 47 BIGGY BKINSON Fullback JOE LLNDY Tailback ARCHIE BRIGMAN Wingback North Carolina Junior College All-Conference ' 47 GEORGE STALEY Tackle BILL TAVLOU Tackle .1. VV. JACKSON Tackle ETE MACE DICK POPE Center Guard N. C. E. Junior College Champions First roio, left to right: Charles Hester, Eckner Pearce. Harold Cooke. Donald Taylor, Robert Stack. Second row: Jennings Cash well, Enid Drake. Walter Deal. Joe Lundy, Ottis Honeycutt. Third row: Joe Bateman. B.A.. Corbett. Eddie Thompson. Billy Mason. Richard Napier. SCHEDULE ' Louisburg Wilmington Junior College 82nd Airliorne Infantry West-End All-Stars Sanford All-Stars Carolina Jayvees b2nd Airborne Infantry Edwards Military Institute Wake Forest Jayvees •Presbyterian Jr. College Wake Forest Jayvees ' Wilmington Jr. College •Wiilgate State Jayvees •Wingate Edwards Military Institute Louisburg Presbyterian Jr. College Carolina Jayvees State Jayvees Conference games. NORTH CAROLINA EASTERN JUNIOR COLLEGE CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT (Prelim.) Presbyterian I Semi-finals ) Louisburg I Finals I Wingate NORTH CAROLINA JUNIOR COLLEGE STATE CHAMPIONSHIP bell Opp I Prelim. I Asheville-Biltmore I Semi-finals I Pfeiffer (Consolation) Lees-McRae 83 Charles Sassf.r Jarvis Brett Managers Jennings Cashwell Guard Walter Deal Capta ' m. Guard N.C.J. C. All-Tournament and All-State Billy Mason Forioard N.C.J.C. All-Tournament and All-State Joe Batema Forward Joe Lundy Forioard Shot Hester Forward Snake Napier Guard 85 (jirls ' Varsity Basketball First row. Icji to riglit: Theresa Pritchard, Mary Edna Waters, Miriam Ferebce, Drucilla Simp- son, Peggy Duke, Lois Best. Second row: Elizabeth Jones, Margaret Colston, Geraldine Hil- burne, Allegra Eason, Joyce McLeod, Margaret Horton. 86 Junior V ' arsity Basketball First row. iejt to right: Ned Bass, Thomas Greene, Lester Dennis. Second row: Jimmie Re ges, Henry Melvin, James Stevens, Linwood Nelson. SCHEDULE Campbell Jayvees Opponents 26 Louisburg Jayvees 26 46 Smith Brothers 48 47 E.M.I. Jayvees 22 66 Presbyterian Jayvees 26 54 E.M.I. Jayvees 25 32 Louisburg Jayvees 17 87 High School Girls ' V ' arsity Basketball Fii t low, lejt to right: Patsy Cameron, Jean Terrell, Jean Murphy, Barbara Hall, Alyce Marsh- burne, Betty Talley. Second roic; Martha Stewart, Dorothy Howard, Marylyn Caulk, Nancy Marshbanks, Bonnie Lynch, Hilda Simpson. Manager. SCHEDULE AND SCORES C(nni)beH High Oi IMIttoUs 3U Anderson Cref k 30 17 Angier 25 17 Dunn 48 14 Erwin 15 18 Angier 26 12 Dunn 30 12 Erwin 11 20 Selma 36 88 High School Boys ' Basketball First ron left to right: Leamon Overton, Manager, A. J. Stephenson, Archie Lynch, Billy Avent, William Dechent. Second row: Bob Lasater, Cecil Waddell, Randolph Denton, Fleming Walker. Third row: George Staley, Earl Sykes. T. H. McLeod. SCHEDULE AND SCORES Campbell High Opp oneuts 51 Anderson Creek 35 24 Campbell •B ' Team 36 47 Angier 24 38 Dunn 44 30 Erwin 24 34 Angier 41 38 Dunn 63 26 Selnia 20 53 Erwin 12 21 Selma 34 Won 5 Lost 5 89 Baseball— 1947 •LYNN KKIGMAN SPKAGER-BROWN LUNDY-STACK PRICE C ASHWELL-CASHION 91 We met at the well . . . Hello . . , There he goes . . . Going places . . . Hush-a-by, baby _ . Come on you re late for class . . . How about a ride . . , When you grow up ■ • • i ! ' ' u • skatmg we will go . . . Caught . . Heap Big Chief Alpheus . . . Happy • . . Hit him on the craniuml ' ' • 92 93 Epsilon Pi Eta HONOR SOCIFTY Seated: Charles Campbell. President: Ruth Campbell. Seeretanj: Jamie Aiken, Vice President. Standing: Jean Palmer, Murray Andrews, Wayne Tyner, Betsy Campbell, Anne Green, Frances Griffen. Miss Strickland, Faculty Adviser. NEW MEMBERS: Haywood Kelly, Allegra Eason, Frances Webster, Ann Tumblm, Dick Bray, Stanley Keyser, Ed Wiggins, I. J. Wicker, Ted Lee, Henry Harvell, Archie McLendon Jackson, Bill Humphrey, William Martin, and Thurman Stone Epsilon Pi Eta, honor society, was organized in the fall ol 1928, for the express purpose 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 fi.xed scholarship record foi- at least one year. Since its organization, twenty years ago, approximately 334 members have been accepted. This year the society has furnished the marshals for the Sunday afternoon programs given by the Music Department. Several concerts and recitals in Raleigh were attended and the read- ing of good literature was encouraged in order to enlarge the cultural outlook and appreciation. 1 94 Student Council OFFICERS Robert Stack President Neil Downing Vice President Harriet Wells Secretary -Treasurer Ed Wiggins President Men ' s House Council William Humphrey Sophomore Rep. Frances Griffin . Sophomore Rep. Frances Webster Sophomore Rep. Dorothea Rhodes Freshman Rep. Mac Hale Freshman Rep. Mr. Barnett Mr. Burkot FACULTY ADVISERS Miss Cansler Mr. Sawyer Miss Franklin The Student Council has for its purpose the creation of better school spirit, loyalty, and citizen- ship. It strives to bring about a better relationship among students and between faculty and stu- dents. 95 Women ' s House Council Secret a ry -Treasurer Harriett Wells President Gladys Lassiter Frances Webster. - Vice President Misses Cansler and Franklin. Faculty Advisers Ruth C ' AMrBELL Allegra Eason Frances Fletcher COUNCIL MEMBERS Nina Vinson Irene Peterson Archie Jackson Frances Griffin The Women ' s House Council is trying to reach three objectives in its organization. One of these is to aid in making better living conditions for the boarding girls of Campbell College. It aids in developing the girls as leaders and followers. It also tries to aid in the improvement of the college as a whole. The members of the House Council must be sophomores with an average of C on previous work. They must show the right spirit toward the organization and evidences of leadership. 96 Men ' s House Council Ed Wiggins Douglas Roberts COUNCIL MEMBERS George Lucas Frederick Allen Eddie Salter Daniel A. Wilson Joseph Veil Robert Shaw Ralph Starling Barry Buchanan Jaaies F. Knowles Eddie Thompson ADVISERS Mr. Emmett F. Sawyer Mr. William A. Barnett The members of the Men ' s House Council are elected semiannually by men living in the dormi- tories and other places on the campus. Dean Burgot was present at the first meeting to explain the duties and responsibilities of Council members. He stated that the purpose of the group is to help the students and not pri- marily to act as a police organization. During the week-end of Home Coming the Council sponsored four exhibits which prophesied the certain defeat of Belmont Abbey. Another project was that of sending a ciuestionnaire to the Alumni for the purpose of obtaining information that would be valuable in determining future policies of the College. The House Council also undertook the project of furnishing a room with catalogues, newspapers, and general information from senior colleges. These are for use by the students at their convenience. It is the desire of the Council to be of service to students by helping them lead a profitable and wholesome life during their stay at Campbell College. 97 rhe Dramatics Club HoYT Sellers -President Merlene Hudson Secretary Dave Phelps - Technical Manager Margaret Horton Costume Mistress Betsy Campbell Costume Mistress Ray Cook Business Manager Cora Knight Make-up Director Mrs, Jane Morgan Director The Dramatics Club is an organization whose purpose it is to tram dramatic talent, and to create within its members an appreciation for higher forms of literature. Members are given parts in plays, and are taught technical work while working on productions. The first production for the year ' 47- ' 48 was a series of one-act plays by North Carolina playwrights. The Old Dram Tree. a tragic-comedy by Clare Johnson Marby: Four on a Heath by Fester-Fitzsimmons; and Quare Medicine by Paul Green made up the bill. A Christmas pageant was given in cooperation with the college choir, under the direction of Miss Phyllis Thompson. The club will sponsor a full-length play later in the season. The play chosen for production is The Admirable Crichton. a classic by J. M. Barrie. It is hoped that througli the efforts of this organization, better speech and a sense of stage presence may be learned. It is our belief that these things help one in every day life, and that through learning them we become better citizens and well-rounded individuals. 98 The A Cappella Choir Neil Downing ..President Irene Peterson Secretary Harold Sauls Treasurer Frances Fletcher, Scrap Book Keeper Membership in the A Cappella Choir is obtained by competitive try-outs which are held early in the tall semester, and members are accepted for their music abilities, personalities, and voices. The choir presented its first concert at the Baptist State Conven- tion in Winston-Salem and was highly complimented and received several invitations lor future concerts. During the year the choir sang over the radio on several occasions and presented special features at the college. After Christmas the choir settled down to work on the spring con- cert program. The program included compositions by great masters and modern arrangements of folk songs. During the spring the choir made several trips for concert and radio engagements. First Alto Irene Peterson Vertie Mitchell Virginia Burns Betsy Campbell Bonnie Lynch SecoJid Alto Mary Kipp Jean Murphy Louise Baity Kathryn Frink Eunice Taylor First Tenor Charles Kittrell Donald Miller Second Tenor Harold Sauls Archie Brigman Guilford Daugherty First Soprano Cora Knight Allegra Eason Mary Lou Britt Valentine Wooddell Sara Ann Manning Second Soprano Frances Fletcher Estelle Averette Shirley Byrd Mary Lou Swindell Eva Richardson Baritone Meredith Miller Graham Womack Otis Colston George Edwards Bass Neil Downing Carlyle Downing Hoyt Sellers Angel Aquilera 99 Baptist Student Union Aim: To Serve as a Link Between the Students and the Church. Warren Turner President Mary Walton First Vice President Theatus McLean.., Second Vice President Wayne Tyner Third Vice President Harold Warren Secretary Edward Jenkins i , , ,„ , Agnes Spell Sunda,, School Rep s. Guilford Daugherty , . Frances Fletcher } - ' - Directors Tom W. White Ministerial Representative Richard T. Bray. Jr Volunteer Band Pres. Doris Melvin Y.W.A. President Frances Griffin Morning Wn(c ! Chairman Edward Pulliam .Publicilji Chairman Allegra Eason Music Chairman Stanley Keyser Vesper Chairman Ann Tumblin Treasurer-Librarian Miss Ruth Franklin Faculty Adviser Mr. Claude White Student Secretary The Baptist Student LlTiion represents all the religious activities on the campus. Ever.v Baptist student is a potential member and becomes an active member by joining the local Baptist church, a Sunda.v school class. YWA. or one of the Training Unions. The Baptist Student Union seeks to promote spiritual development through Christian fellowship. Bible study, prayer, church membership, denominational loyalty, and Kingdom advancement. The BSU council pictured here is the Executive council of the organization. The officers include the president, three vice presidents in charge of membership, devotional life, and social life, secretary, treasurer, music chairman, and publicity chairman. In addition to this every religious organization is represented including morning watch and vesper. This council meets weekly to plan the religious activities for the week. These members are nomi- nated b.v the former council, approved by the faculty, and elected by the student body. 100 Ministerial Association Front row. left to right: Wayne Tyner. Tom White, Charles Wellons. Randall Adams. L . i. II..., Jones. Standing; Claude Parrish, Harold Baisley, Richard Bray, Warren Turner. Frank CaldwuU. Alpheus Stallings. Eugene Ensley. Guilford Daughtery. Angel Aguliera, Billy Land. FALL SEMESTER OFFICERS Tom White President Charles Wellons First Vice President Alphbus Stallings Second Vice President Randall Adams Secretary Charles Bray Chorister SPRING SEMESTER OFFICERS Eugene Ensley President W. D. Beasley First Vice President John Smith Second Vice President Claude P. rrish Secretary Emory Holden, Jr Chorister The Ministerial Association is composed of all ministerial students whose conduct is in accord with the organization ' s constitution and by-laws. The object of the association is to: (1) Stimulate spiritual growth through Bible study, individual and united prayer, and Christian fellowship. (2) Increase missionary interests through tlie study of God ' s Word and God ' s world. (3) Grow in grace through self- .ienial ofl ' erings, with the tithe as the basis. (4) Keep its members unspotted from worldly indulgences. Mr. Howard Ad? ' i.ser 101 International Relations Club Officers Gkne Palmer., President James W. Jackson Vice President Mr. G. a. Tripp Archie McLendon Jackson Secretary Angel Pablo Aguilera Chaplain Faculty Sponsor The record has it that the first Clubs lor the study of international relations in American colleges were founded in the autumn of 1914. The outbreak of war in Europe in August of that year had stimulated interest in Inter- national Relations, an interest which, it was believed, could be guided into channels of enlightening, scientific and non-partisan discussion by the founding of clubs in colleges for that purpose. It was believed, furthermore, that those young men and women whose privilege it had been to devote special study to international relations would constitute a powerful force in molding public opinion during the next generation. The early Clubs were known as International Policy Clubs. They were organized under the guidance of the American Association for International Conciliation which, in turn, derived financial support from the Carnegie Endowment for Inter- national Peace. Th( Club at Campbell was orgar There has been unusual ir ::ipen forums, debates, discus :ed several years ago and has made ;rest manifested both by the studen ons, and chapel programs. great contribution to the life of the i and faculty. Programs usually con- 102 Volunteer Band Richard T. Bray, Jr., President Fall Semester Spring Semester Claude Parrish First Vice President Emory Holden, Jr. Dorothy Brock Second Vice President Ruth Elliott Doris Taylor Corresponding Secretary Lois Best Martha Harris Recording Secretary ..Kathleen Smith Frank Caldwell Mission Chairman Alpheus Stallings Mary Kipp _ Chorister . Eva Richardson Irene Peterson Pianist Katherine Latta And ye shall be my witnesses ... is the expressed purpose of the young men and women who compose the Volunteer Band. After inspirational programs each Sunday afternoon, this group, divided into several teams, visits the county home, penal institutions, and sick persons of the community in order to further Christian truths ' and fellowship. Although this organization affords excellent training to those preparing for full time Christian work, it is by no means limited to these students. W ' Lf 1 - m V •v- . ' 103 Frances Webster. The Pine Burr We, the Annual Staff of 1948, present to you your Yearbook. It had been our desire to make this a transcript of your life at Campbell College. While we know that it is incomplete, we hope that in the years to come it may prove to be a book of cherished memories. The Staff and faculty advisers extend their heartfelt appreciation to the faculty, the student body, Haynes Studio, Charlotte Engraving Co., and Edwards Broughton Co. for their help and cooperation in the making of this, the 1948 Pine Burr. Ch. ' rles Campbell. 104 Annual Staff COPY GOES TO THE PRINTER Frances Webster I _ _ , Editors Charles Campbell I Bill Humphrey Associate Editor Henry Harvell. Business Manager Charles Sasser Sports Editor A. D. WooDWORTH -.Artist, Art Editor Allegra Eason Circulatioji Manager Haywood Kelly Advertising Manager Worth Sorrell i „ ,,. Ass ' t Adv. Managers Garland WiNSTEAD.t Janie Conn j Eunice Taylor Typists LORINE ShEARIN ' Mr. F. R. Garrett | n,r TD 117 r ( Faculty Advisers Mr. B. W. Jenkins I 105 Creek Pe bbles Founded in 1925 AD ASTRA PER ASPERA Published bi-weekly during the school year as the official organ of the student body of Campbell College. STAFF Haywood Kelly Editor-in-Chief Eugene Smith Ass ' t. Business Mgr. Milton Brussells Associate Editor Charles Sasser Sports Editor John Flynn Business Manager Eddie Thompson Ass ' t Sports Editor Barry Buchanan Ass ' t Business Mgr. Jimmy Gardner Ass ' t Sports Editor REPORTERS Charles Avent Howard Smith Phillip McLeod Hunter Carlton Frances Griffin W. D. Beasley Thurman Stone Harold Sauls Evelyn Stone Peggy Ann Duke Bob Shaw TYPIST Addie Pope Dolores Corn Ruby Edens Henry Harvell CIRCULATION MANAGERS Worth Snrrell Bruce Wilson Mary Shearin Jacquelyn Colville lona Roberts 106 Ann Hasseltine Young Woman ' s Auxiliary Doris Melvin President J u ANITA McKenzie Vicc President Peggy Roach Secretary Martha Harris Treasurer Mary Shearin Reporter Jean Jordan Publicity Chairman Mrs. Claude White Eva Richardson Literature Chairman Ruth Elliott Evelyn Gore Commi unity Mission Chairman Elizabeth Brashears Program Chairman Doris Taylor Program Chairman Counselor YWA Hy O Zion Haste. Young Woman ' s Auxiliary was begun by young women who wanted to learn more about God ' s plan for His world and His work in the world in accomplishing that plan. The purpose of this Auxiliary is to unite young women to advance missions— to put the miss into missions by bringing them to study about missions in programs and mission study courses, to pray for missions, to give to missions, to serve as witnesses to the power of missions among the spiritually and physically needy, to live for Christ consistently and convincingly. Besides this primary purpose of missions, there is happy fellowship for young womanhood and there is the value of committee service and responsibility as officers with the development these bring. 107 Eta Pi OFFICERS First Seine ;ter Gladys Lassiter President Archie Jackson, Secretary Sarah Manning Vice President Rebecca High Treasur Second Semester Archie Jackson President Edith Bridges Secretary Jean Jordan Vice President Louise Baity Treasurer Mary Ward Shearin Reporter The Eta Pi Club membership is made up of all college girls taking Home Economics courses. The wives of service men residing on the campus ar: invited to be lionorary members and use the Home Economics Cottage. The club is a member of the American Home Economics Association and sends a representa- tive to its meetings. A.t these meetings plans are formulated for club activities for the year. Gladys Lassiter represented the club this year at the St. Louis, Missouri, meeting, and Mary Shearin attended the district meeting held in Greenville, N. C. loa Future Business Leaders of America OFFICERS Clifton Wayne President Allegra Eason Vice President Jacqueline Merchant Secretary Jesse Worrell • Treasurer Mary Walton Reporter Miss Alice Louise Smith Sponsor MEMBERS Charles Baker Charles Barker Vada Buchanan Virginia Burns Shirley Byrd C. C. Campbell Graham Carlton Ben Chandler Ray Cook Janie Conn Ruby Edens James Faison Edmond Hill Henry Hood Hilda Johnson Hazel Johnson Buddy Hill Elizabeth Jones Mardre Keel Cora Knight Garland Alvin Kornegay Helen Laughter Alyce Marshburne William Meadows Herb Holdhom Addie Lee Pope William Powell Theresa Pritchard Annie L. Raynor Linwood Rivenbark Winsted Alden Robbins Rebekah Scholfield Loraine Shearin Hilda Simpson David Spreaker Elsie Taylor Eunice Tavlor William Tant Barbara Thomas John Willis department. It has its Campbell College Chapter of the FBLA was organized for the students in the bi; charter from the National Organization. The purpose of this organization is to develop business leadership; to create more interest and understanding in the intelligent choice of a iob: to encourage members to improve the home and community; to develop character and train for useful citizenship; to encourage and practice thrift; to encourage improvement in schol- arship: and to promote school loyalty. The club meets twice each month and the programs are prepared and given by members of the club. 109 Kitchen Club ._ l OFFICERS Agnes Spell President Glenwood Williams ...Sec. -Treas. Doris Proctor Vice President Mary E. Waters Program Chin. Mrs. Tom White Adviser The Kitchen Klub was organized in 1944 for the purpose of welding the dining hall helpers into a strong organization. One of its purposes is to provide needed recreation to its members. IIU Trailer Camp In order to take care of a large enrollment, it has been necessary to secure a large number of trailers. The camp occupies the Northwest corner of the campus. Many privately owned trailers help to make up the camp. The camp is organized as a unit. This is a typical scene that may be found on any college campus in the nation. INTERIOR OF TRAILER Mr. and Mrs. David Poe and son, David, Jr., enjoying a quiet evening. Ill MEAL TIME DINING HALL jfe INTERIOR OF GIRLS ' DORMITORY INTERIOR OF BRITT DORMITORY 113 PAUL GREEN TIlEATEil This outdoor theater was planned by Paul Green several years ago. It is used for summer vesper services, class day exercises, and other outdoor programs. INFIRMARY The infirmary was erected last fall and is a part of the expansion program being undertaken at this time. It has two large wards and private rooms. PEARSON BUILDING The first floor is used by the Music Department as class rooms and practice rooms. Dormitory space is provided for men on the second floor. Best AII-Round Harriett Wells Ed Wiggins 116 Most Intellectual Frances Webster Charles Campbell 117 k if: ■ i , ; :j-yi ' - ■ ■ ' ' - ' ■■ ' -, ' ' ' ■ ' ?i . ' ' i. ' , ' ' ■ ' ■ - ; , ' - .. ,. -;■ •■j? : ' ■- ' ' . ' •j.« .r ' ' ' ■■■A ' i ' . ' r ! ,.• A Most Athletic Margaret Colston Robert Price 118 Most Popular Anita Freeman Bill Humphrey 119 Best Dressed Suf Stack Guilford Daughtcry 120 Most Friendly Frances Fletcher Charles Hester 121 .sL£ siaitaa! !! ! za£i : ii- a - k su rftinsek ' d sis Best Looking Mrs. Stack Bill Humphrey 122 Royalty Robert Stack, King Sue Stack, Queen 123 Royal Attendants Charles Campbell King ' s Attendant Archie Jackson Maid of Honor May Court Attendants ATIENUAMS AM) THKIK ESCDKTS Sophomores FRANCES LASSITER CARLYLE DOWNING SARAH MANNING AL WILSON HARRIET WELLS ROY LEWIS MARGARET HORTON BARRY BUCHANAN Freshmen ANNE GREEN EUGENE ENSLEY MARY LOU BRITT EDDIE THOMPSON MARLENE HUDSON OTIS COLSTON HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDANTS JANICE WOOD HILDA SIMPSON DOROTHY ANN PERRY LEAMON OVERTON BILLY LLOYD BOB LASATER 126 MAY DAY SCENES, 1947 127 Our girl . . UaiJiJ . ' . . . Quare Medicine ... Old Di.i m IK. ... Deep Thinkin ' . . . Robert Walker Cashwell . . . Five of a kind . . . When?? . . . Why doesn ' t he come? . . . Will he melt? . . . Processional . . . When — also? 128 Compliments of H. M. SMITH JEWELRY Dunn, N. C. 1 Compliments of BENNETT (k GAHR Fayetteville, N. C. Compliments of THE JEWEL BOX, INC. Your Friendly Jeiveler 109 Hay Street FAYETTEVILLE, N. C. THE COMMERCIAL BANK, DUNN, N. C. Established 1919 COMPLETE LOAN and DEPOSIT SERVICE Member Federal Deposit hisiirdiice dorporation Telephone 293 KEITH ' S CITY SHOE SHOP Invisible Half Soling Catspaw Heels All W ork Guaranteed JOHI SOI S DRUG STORE A Store of Personal Service Phone 109 107 N. Wilson Street Dunn, N. C. Near Western Union FliQUAY SPRINGS. N. C. PERSON STREET PURE OIL SERVICE STATION Woshing, Greasing, Tires and Accessories FAYETTEVILLE, N. C. Students Patvonize Otw Advertisers MARY SORRELL SHOP DUNN, N. C. Tots to Teens ' INFANTS, CHILDREN, TEENAGE and JUNIOR READY-TO-WEAR Telephone 560-W GEORGE E. 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STUDENTS WELCOME! rpO OUR BENEFACTORS, whose earnings have thus heen dedi- ■ cated to the cause of Christian Education; to our Patrons, wlio 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 maintained an abiding confi- dence in the Institution, we are indebted for the continued growth of Campbell College through fifty-seven years history. Looking to Cod for His continued help and guidance, we hope with the aid of oui- Friends to do even better work, and to make the Institution a more efficient agencv lor the uiililt ol humanity. CAMPBELL COLLEGE Biiie ' 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. Attractive Location in The Educational Center of the State. 170-acre Campus. Modern Fireproof Dormitories. Plans for extensive development. Write for Catalogue and Folder of J iens CARLYLE CAMPBELL, President Raleigh. North Carolina WAKE FOREST COLLEGE (Fouuded 1834) GREETINGS TO THE 1948 PINE BURR and the STUDENTS of CAMPBELL COLLEGE Summer Session June 8, 1948 Fall Semester Opens September 14, 1948 For Further Information, Write WAKE FOREST COLLEGE Wake Forest, North Carolina CAMPBELL COLLEGE RECOGNITION Campbell Collejie is a nieniher  f llu ' SoiiiIutii Ass M-iati«Mi of Collpfies aiul Sr« ' ii«lary S«-Ihm Is, the North Carolina Collejie CoiifVrenct ' , aiul the meri ' aii Asso« ' iatioii of Junior lle :es. Compliments of Compliments of JERI 1GAI COMPAI Y BELKS DEPT. STORE ERWIN, N. C. DUNN, N. C. Compliments of THE JEWELL BOX DUNN, NORTH CAROLINA WE ARE PROUD OF THE FACT THAT WE ARE PRINTERS OF THE pint: tjurr EDWARDS BROIIGHTON CO. 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