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

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First row, left to right: Johnnie Randall Adams Vanceboro, N. C. Randall is sincere, is willing to work, and is devoted to the cause of Cliristian missions. His loyalty to that which lie loves will keep him happv and will make his service efficient and h l|)f iil. Gene Delhart Baker Colt-rain, X. C. He ' s rather quiet, hut he likes new Fords. Why do you like I.illinnton, (iener It ' s not that much better tiiaii Campbell. John Qi-incv Barekoot Benson. . C. John, your quiet manners made us want to re- tire from our own boisterous ways to your calm jiractiee. Thanks for everytiiing. Second roic, left to right : George Harman Barrett Georgetown, S. C. He may be a little settled, because he is married. He is strickly an A fellow when it comes to books. Xed Elgin Bass Red Oak, N. C. A typical North Carolinian with that good old Southern accent. Ned loves to have a good time, as well as l)lay baseball. Anne Vaughan Bell Suffolk, Va. Anne makes us realize Virginia is one of the best States in the Union. When we think of her we shall recollect hajipy smiles, twinkling eyes, piano tickling fingers, and a certain fellow named Deen. Charles David Barker Lumberton. N. C. The friendliness of David is rare even in so friendh ' a place. An ambitious young man, David is liked and admired by his many friends. Lois M. Best Clinton, N. C. Try to find a more loyal and sincere friend than Lois! Aside from her classwork she is engaged in many extra activities on the campus.