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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1950 volume:

- ■s C e -% Alma Mater HrKBAKi) I . Pace HoiKir lo thfc, clear old C:ani|)l)cll Colk- e. For the lirlp thou ui cst in the hour of need; When we Ijii- Icjitli in ihr c|ue--l ol know k-dL e. Tliou d()s( s.iIeK- le.id. Li)n ; ii e C aniplieil C ollege, Dear old C aniphell Collesje, Radianl with die iit ht I)i ine. Loyal wi- will Ik- to thee lorexcr — (iiiard ihy s.ieied shrine. Bright Itie days we e spent w ithin thy portals. Fitting hand and heait for deeds of high renown. Hence we ' ll no to win the fairest laurels For thy regal crown. We will hokl thiy name and honor stainless In the van of battle, through the fiery fray; Wrong shall not besinirch thy banner wancless Till time ' s latest dav. Organizations Administration 3 Classes -r V . ( y o Puhhshcil hy Ihr •SOPHOMORK CL.XS.S OF CAMPBFLl. (:()LFF(;f ] l ' II-. s C ' rI l-.K, .XiiKIII (! Kii|I We, the staff, present the 1950 I i.ne Burr with the hope that it will refresh your mem- ories of the happy and joyous days you spent at C ' ampbell. Features Athletics Billy Justice Katharine Maki Editors Louise Griffith Associate Editor James Dix(in Business M (master Dedication .1 GOOD MA. OBTA .XETH FAVOUR OF THE LORD. (Proveii)s 12:2) This man ' s storehouse is filled with treasures that cannot be bought with the currency of the market place. More precious than rare metals, his assets include a long span of years of useful service in the pulpit and the classroom, an alertness of mind, a zest for life, a sense of humor, a love of the commonplace, an influence for good among his family, friends, neighbors, and students. Endowed with an aijundance of gifts from the Gi er of all good things, he has shared with us his information, his wisdom, his experience, his laughter. We consider it a privilege to dedicate rhis 1950 edition of Pine Burr to our friend and teacher, Professor John E. Ayscue. ■p f THE KIVETT BUILDING— Frog legs— the click, click, click of typewriters — deadly smelling gases — ice cream. P. UL GREEN THEATER— X ' espers — cheer leading — dramat- ics — class-dav exercises. TREAT DORMITORY BRITT DORMIIORV ■ftuff. .. : ■• ..Mmrw. ) i)()RMri()i - 10 J A Administration 11 PRESIDENT Cirectings to each of you who has played a role in the rapidly moving drama of this college year. Our sin- cere thanks to the Annual Start for preserving in this beautiful olunie highlights Irom the passing scene. Leslie H. CI.ampbell, Presidt ' ul IHE PRESI- •- DENT ' S : C HOME 12 DEAN It falls to my lot to say a hearty thank you to the adviser and members of the stafli. The road from the idea of an annual to its completion in such an acceptable form is a long one. Many de- tails must be looked after, many hours of effort must be ex- pended. This word of appreci- ation, echoed by every reader, would brighten the outlook of those to whom we are indebted for a work of art, a joy forever. A. R. BuRKor Dean FIRST PRESIDENT Dr. James Archibald CIampbekl. 1862-1934 Fmirr n uf C ' .amphrll College 13 s«„ Marshlianks CansliT Administration Burgess P. Marsiibanks BuMiK ' .s.s Managrr Ora C ' ansi.kr Diviii 1) W ' liiiun O. S. CoNNKI.IA ' D( ' (i)i 11 Men Texie Sowers Dr. |. W. An(;ell C ' oi ror I ' ashir John I uward A s(:ri ' , Hi liii y (111(1 ( :(iri ' iniii( ' iil Julia Baker Culli ' gi ' Niir.sc Mrs. Do ik S. Beee .[ si t(iiil Ij ixi) ( ) (111(1 Darnii di y Su iirriuir Mrs. C ' ouR . E ■ R. Bi. k - Har(;ro 1 ' Da is Asm l (III I (. ' (KicJi V. M. ( :Ari)i:i,i, Book si ore Maiidgci ii j. and Faculty Martha E. Edwards Mathematics John D. Follett English Allen Guv Head of Music Department Mrs. Allen Guy Music Gharles B. Howard Bible Mary Lcjuisi; Huwr CinmiHicial De K ilnnnl R. W. Jenkins Business Adtiiiuistrdtiiin Allen Jones Superintendent of Buildings and drounds Mary Eleanor Krummel . lodern Languages Mrs. E. H. Lasater Hostess Josephine Lasater Physical Education Jones Josephine Lasater Administration Mrs. Bessik (!. Lynch Miis c Mrs. M. B. Matthews Srcnttin In III,- Pnstdnit OiMiKi lA Mai I iiiAvs Mdlliiimituw Mrs. GRAfiK Holland McLamb Lihrariaii Nh ' RTicE McPhail A. . Lst ii Biisnii ' w Maiic ii Andlr.son M. Oldham C.hniushr Earl N. Olmsiead Speech and Dramatics Ada M. OxiRin A.s. Ls anl Id the Dean (iWENDOL ' lN PeARCE Secretary la Biisnie s Manager Mabel Powell luio rsh Mrs. RoBERr Remsbero Commercial D( iartmeiil Ovi-ibv Sorgee and Faculty Earl Smith Athletic Director Frances E. Sorgee Biolony IvIrs. Preston Stephenson I ' oice Elizabeth Stillwell Piano Gladys Strickland English Mrs. George R. Svvann English G. A. Tripp Psychology and Education Mrs. a. M. Turlington Home Economics Ernest M. Walker Biology I. M. Wallace Commercial Department C. Carl Warren, Jr. Physics and Mathematics Mrs. Sue C:. Weddle Dietitian Stephenson Tnpp Turlington Board of Trustees EXECUTIM-: C:OMMITTEE Lf;Ri) - MAurix. Cliiuriiiiin Herbert B. Ta t,or B. F. McLeud H. Spurgeon Boyc:e Charles L. Andrews TRUSTEES Tt-rnis Expirinsj 1950 W. L. McLeod Norwood V. D. Barbec Sealjoard Blaninn Hartness Sanford Elmer Hcdccept-th Fairmont H. B. Taylor Dunn Terms Expiring 1 1)-,! Harry C . Carter, President Greensboro J. Henry Hiyhsmith Rali ' iyli Percy H. Wilson Raleiuh John T. C:oley Rocky Mount B. F. McLeod Buie ' s Creek Terms Expirinsi ■95- LeRoy Martin Raleigh R . V. Bolinc Fayettex ille IF S|)urf;con Boyce Durham Willis E. Kivett Soulliern I ' ines C ' .harles L. Andrews Chalybeate S|)rinL;s Terms Expirint; ' :)y D. T. Dickie I l nd -rson W. Earl Robinson St. Pauls R. B. W Ukins Durham |, lines t!. ( lammaek Smidilield Mrs. D. B. Andrews Fu(|uay Springs } v 1 1 -4 Classes f ! - 19 Sophomore Class MSI-; N. (ikiFi ' irn DiANIllA MlMON I ' l.r-l ' n ' .iJnil I ' A I 1 11 1 ,1 ir Lamm 20 J MJ(h First row, lijl t,i uiilil: Otis Ai.dridoe, Warsaw Otis ' s aifi nf oah will lakr him ihroiis h life. Dan Alexander, ( ' .i)hnnl ia Whiley is nonchalant except mi the haskelhall court where he really cuts loose. Johnny H. Alfdru, Zcbulon Monogram Clliil) j; Dramatics CUiih j: Basketball, Baseball i, 2; President of Men ' s House Council 2: Treasurer of Dramatics Club 2; Student Council 2; Superlative 2. Reserved, very popular, head of .Men ' s House Council, intellectual, athletic. Second rou - RAf:nEi, M. Ai ' Si.E ' , Portsmouth, ' a. ice-President of ]. A. Campbell B.T.U. i; President of Fred N. Day B.T.U. i: 2nd ice-Presidcnt of Student ' olunteers 2: President of Sunday School Class 2; Y.W.A. I. 2. Conscientiously preparins. for missionary work. John B. Benton, Jr., Benson President of A Cappella C:horus 2; Super- lative 2. J. B. has made a lastins; impression at Camp- bell by siniiin! his iray into the hearts of everyone. Gene E. BEriiEA, Hamer, S. C. Football I, 2: ' ice-President of Mono- gram Club 2; Dramatics Club 2; Business Club I ; President of Business Club 2. W ' cll-liked by everyone, energetic, ambitious future busine ' isman. 21 Ftr l row. left hi nnhl: Second rnw. C XRi r. Bi AKE, Burlaw Student C ' oiiiicil 2: Siipci lati e _ ' . (■ n siimll III l(itine: in u ' im iiiii lir i oreal. Aaron- T. Bru man. Lnita, S. C ' . ihiiii. ii ' iiri ' i . iiihllcituul Smith CtiriihiiKiii ivliii iliiii.s III I arm. Rt BY L. Hk.wf.. RcKinokr Rapids Hoiioi ' Socictv I, 2: 1 laiiiiii ' ,; Liiion I)iit-cl(ji ' on B.S.L . ( juncil 2. Smiill, aggifssive. iiilillft liiiil . Adivc in ifliiiiiiui iviiik. i.R E. Brooks. faA TON Willi IIiiiiv ' kiiiiik I III ' iirllinn aliinti itilli ini i i ' , U ' r ' if Mill ' lif will ahvays liiivf iiii iihiiiiiliiiii ( iij fi iriiils. James 1 . Bo ei ' ik. CUinton Cmk Prhhlr.s Slafl j; Dramatics Cliii) j. Flunk liiis II kiiiiik in iiiiliiii; ariniiur nlnns, irilli II inuiiii ililr lliiil i iiiiliiiliil In II hint 11 fnniih. Robert ' . Brown, Zehulon C ' hcniistry Clluh 2: Dramatics CUuh ! i nut lilt irr ami lupinity air iippiiiriit. 22 Fust rent, left to right: Second row: David H. Brown, Maysville David IS a quiet guy well on the road to a Juture in the business world. Mac Cadd, Roanoke, Va. Ministerial Conference i, 2. Mac has really caught the spirit of his work. Much luck to you. Joseph L. Brown, Myrtle Beach, S. C. Kitchen Club i, 2: Clhemistry Club 2; Vesper Chairman on B.S.U. Council 2. Our vesper chairman, a neat dresser with a friendly word or everyone. Juanita E. Chii.ders, Louisburg Dramatics Club 1,2; B.S.U. Council 2; House Council 2; Cihoir 2; Basketljall i. Sweet, sincere girl whose friendly manner has won her a host 0 friends. Nat Brummitt, Oxford B.T.U. I, 2; Kitchen Club i, 2: Minis- terial Association i, 2. Quiet determination is . al ' s outstanding trait. M. (or D. C:oleman, Jr., Latta, S. C. Choir I, 2; Secretary of Band i. David has created a good impression with his neat appearance and pleasant manners. 23 First line, lift III iiii il: Sn iiiiil II Malirkie C:. C dii ins. Lnuisliuru ( !liciiiislr ' ( :liili I . II (■ ail ' uiiiniilid III II Idi ' i-ly icifi a k ill sr isc III Iniiiiin mill ililiiiiiiiiiilinii. C ' .LEO L. C REEDE, GiTcnshoro Hii ' n- lvli l fur till- iii-i ' ih. Fiini ilir, i;iiiiio mill Hiniii- Miwiini u-nik. MxRc Andrew ClnnTPRE, M(inii( . I iniiiiin III fin siiiiiililx nj liiiii iliiiiiliini. James E. CIrhciher. Oxford RciitorofCm-k Prhhlcs 2. Ills iiiiiiiilr mill ili iniiliihilily wlnih have iiiiiilr hull irnniniriil linliiy n-ill iinikr liiiii fvfii mill r iiiiiiiiiinil liiiiiininw. K. I i:k ( :i . i ' iliii Moiinurm Jiiik Inn i il up mill ,; ' ( . In mii ii niiiiiii ■■ ( ' A ' ' ; ' ' ' ■ liiili ri In ' .iiiifs . Charlie L. DisAn, jr.. Fikhliv Sprini s Cheer Leader i; Chief Cheer I.e.ider j; I.R.C:. I. 2; Dr.imalies Clui) 1. j; Siudeiit Director of Dramatics Cliili 1: Collei e Choir 2. J ' l ' i iy. nilliii iii ln 1 lirrr liinlci. . evii it illlll lllnllinil. 24 First raw, lifl to ii ht: Secorul row. James Debnam, Zelnilon Pine Birr 2. His l iiscil mdiiiin niiikfs hir i tlw master of any situation. C ' haries L. Dunn, Conway, S. C. President of Methodist Student Movement I ; Secretary of Methodist Student Mo ' e- ment 2: CUioir 2: ' ice-President of Band i . His depth of thought and conviction will carry him to oreat heights as a minister. James F. Dixon, CHnton Men ' s House Council 2: Business Manaa;er of Pine Burr 2; I. R.C. 2. Ambitious go-getter — clever, interesting con- versationalist. Clawson B. Ellis, Sanford I. M. Wallace Business Club i, 2; Dra- matics C ' kili 2: House Council 2; Pine Burr 2. Likable, fun-loving lad from .Sanford. Really enjoys life. Oscar H. Dixon, Benson Footi)all I, 2. Harmon ' s dry wit — those hilarious stories told with a stiff poker face — have brought ■ ' nmyment to all who know hrn. Stiles H. Ellvson, Jr., Richmond, ' a. X ' olunteer Band i, 2; Ministerial Con- ference 1,2. nV will long remember .Stiles for his friend- liness and serious devotion to his work. 25 First row, Irfl tn right: Seioivl rmc: S. (i. iMdWERS, Zchulon President ol StucleiU Council 2; Biuul i; Men ' s House Council 1; C heer Le.ider i. A ' . C ' . (Sliidfnl (i(ivenuiinil) i mir iii ii iii li ' iiihi. Ih (iiuhiluin (III J iliiiMiiit iiiniiiiii AioNzo H. GAINE ■, Leland K.K. Clul); Monoi nun C:luli; C:hoir: Baseh.ill; Secretary Sunday School CUass, ' W ' linr llicif ' .s a iiimil liiiir. llini ' s Ciniiiy. Ills :, ' ] ' In Slurry, is Ins icrMJiiiilily. 7 ' j itilild ' J inns ' Is llinr nil niiliilnli: ' . nl Graham C:. F(ire, ' hite illc Football i: Chemistry Clul) i; Creek Pel )l)les Stall-. 11 V iri ' i id II hiiiihl fiilinr fur Crnliinii in rnilin triivisinii rm inrn iiitl. Rrsrrvfil, fmisfd, hiiuncss-likr. Isaac I ' rcist, Jr., CJalax, ' a. Business C;lul) i, 2. His qiiiii iliiniiiiiiiilinii iri l Inkr luiii fur in Ihr Inisinr ss u„il,l. Trevaii L. Garrett, Moyock ' ice-President Eta Pi i ; State Reporter I ' or North C arolina Home Ec Association 2; Social Clhairman ol ' K. K. Cluh 2: C:orrespondin ; Secret, n ' lor Student ol- imteers . ' . Consemitnr, liard-tcnrkiii ' hnme-ii iiiniin ivilli a Int nf skill. Cameron M. GARRis.W ' aih C ' ntn inidl, Iml imi 1 iri iilmis. 26 First row, Irf! to ri ' ltt: James Arnold Garvin, Fayetteville President of Freshman Class; President of Dramatics Club 2; Debating Team 2; Advertising Manager for Pebbles 2; I.R.C. I , ' 2. Vi ' iiililf, iiuin-ahoul-town ivilli a sinonlli mannii iinil i iaiiy iniri in ike ire. Second row, left In right: Jimmy W. Goldston, Raleigh Monogram Club 1,2; Chemistry Club 2; Basketball 1,2. ,1 humorous chapter in our life, the chapter representative of the brighter side of life. The key to every successful party and a successful career. George L. Gay, Zebulon His eyes are forever ini the goal, hut the goal does not cover the whole 0 ins eyes. We ' re certain that he ' ll clear all obstacles in Ins path. ' iROiNiA Hall, Stedman B.T.U. Group Captain i ; B.T.U. Mission- ary Leader 2: Reporter of K.K. Club 2; Circulation Manager of Pelibles 2. Religious worker. Takes her responsibilities seriously. Alfred Gilbert, Four Oaks His quiet anil reserved manner is indicative if Ihr sticnglh of his ihauutci. Franc;is B. Hance, New Bern Alivays smiling — studious — friendly. 27 ' 7 A inn lijl III iii hl: Srcnnil ran George Hardee, liiic illc F.Hith.ill I. j: B.iscImII k Bask.-tl..ill Mnn,i ' _;cr i ; MdiiDur.iiu ( :lul) i, -; Men ' s lldusc (luuncil _• ; ( ' .o-C.ipt.iin FikhImII j: Sn|„Tl,iti ,- j. Alhlili,. i, nil,i) u-illi ,1 ui inu„iu- jinMiiialily iiiiil II (li iiiimi}ii 1 1 III. Nora Rnii Harper. I.ouisburn ' icc-Pie.sident dI Ciiils House C ' .oimcil j: Puijlicity Chairman of B.S.L ' . 2, Dra- matic C:lul) 2; Basketball 1. _■: ' . ' .. . j; B.T.I ' . J. lull, slrtiihi hliiiiilr n-illi ii iriiini, rihiunl irnnini llr. ' In Lnnw lin M In Ilk,- lin . NoRMw V HxKRls. I ' ' ,iyi-lle ille B.S.L ' . Lilir.iriaii 1: B.S.l. Pn-siclenl 2; Minislerial ( loiilereinx ' j. Oiii li. J I ' tiuilnil ilinihiiia •. niililr iin-iinh a liji ' s u ink III till iiiiiiisli). Hershei. ' . HA ■I.E ■. Liiiinyton nramalics 2; l -l)alino 2; I.R.C. 2. Aiiihiliiiiis. liiilii ii ifil i II i iiiii MiiM- iif liiniiin . RrnrR Lek Hii i. Hiilsl. Djiirl ilii:iulr finirn i ir i lluniiilih. Hi ' iiERi HoiiA.ND, Micro Bii.siness CUuh i. 2; Speech C ' luh i: Johnston C ounly Cluij i; Men ' s House Cloimcil 2; Dramatics C ' luh 2. Elfnieiil and ivell-hkril, hi- liii iiuulr u pliue fur liiniM ' lf III Caiii ihfll. First rnu left to right: Second i Fave Horne, Atkinson Honor Society i House C ' .ouncil 2: I.R.C. 2: Y.VV.A. 2; Superlative 2. Firry, inlrllntual, icitly. pretty, loads of fun, (inihtlioiis. CIharies Jones, Elizabeth City Basketijall, Baseiiall. B.S.U., Boys ' House C ' .ouncil, K.K. C ' .lub. Aitions speak louder than words. } ' es. Charlie r di-operatire. reserved and Ihininht- Jul. D s k;ht H. Johnson, Four Oaks K.K. C ' lub 2; Business Club 1, 2. Difii hl ' s friendliness and cheerfulness have won htm many Jriends. Sarah I. Jori3An. ' Fyner B.S.U. 2: House Council 2: President of ' . ' .A. 2; May C ' .ourt Attendant i. Pretty, quiet si ' l- serious student, planning to go to Wake • ' or est. C ARROi, C:. Jf)NES, Hubert President of Student X ' olunteers 2; B..S.U. 2; Honor Society 2. Intellectual, quiet hoy. Heads .Student I ' olun- teers . BiiiA ' Garris Justice, Pike ille Chemistry CUub i : Clo- Editor Pine Birr 2. Billy ' s sincerity and capability coupled with friendliness and a delightful personality assure his success. 29 I ' lrsl row, li ' fl l i no il: Sriimil rnir: Damd T. KiM AW. Luiiilx ' iKm B.S.U. 2: I. M. Wallace Business Clul, 2. Diiriil I kiitiiin hy hi. ' , ituniy iiniil far his likable pnsi)iialil) I ' spei lully Ilia dry wit. CIlifton D. K.Ndwi es. Wallace C ' ross-Cloiintry 2. Silnil f lines have of en inlniiinleil the wiirlil. Well nnhahly he ,a„i; i ujj o„ar,l. AiriiN W. K( RNEfiA -, Garnhr lie has a his h anal filiis hi hriiilil niillnnk mi hji We feel Ihal ue iiiii , nn iitenlly yiy lie ' s liiiiiil Jiir the stars. PEGtn- DciN ' REE Lane, Ashehoro ' .W.A.; Secretary of YW.A.; B T.L ' .: Choir; Siiperlati c 2. When we think nf Pei ay. ur trill lemlleet hii i iy smiles, fiieiidly i reetin s, niiil iiaiin til kliiii; iiiiiei s. RiiBERi Lasaier. ILrwin Monogram C:lub; Basketball; Baseball; Secretary of Dramatics Club. Riih i alhlelie ability and Gentlemanly ways will enable him ' In ilimb the ladder ' of siieeess rapidly. Bruc:e G. Lassiier, WdodlaiKl House Council 2; Dramatics Club 2: Pine Birr Staff -; B.T.U.; I. M. Wallace Business CMub _ ; .Secretary of Sunday School Class 2. ■Su-eet, friendly, n-illi a kna k foi kee iim ijiiiet at the iii ht tune. 1 hanks, fnmi the i tils in Day. ' 30 First row, lefl to right: Second row. Rav G. LnvE, Galax, Va. Football I, 2; Monogram Cluh i. 2: Superlative 2. Tall, handsome Virginian with a keen wit and a lot of personality. Great on the gridiron. Archie E. Lynch, Buie ' s Creek Monogram Club i, 2; Baseball i, 2; Basketball i, 2: Secretary and Treasurer of Monogram Club. Reserved with a twinkle in his eye. athletic, studious. Ka tharine ' . Maki, Ashburnham. Mass. Speech Cilub i; I.R.C. i, 2; Program Committee 2: Campbell Dramateers 2; Creek Pebbles 2; Pine Burr Co-Editor 2. Deepness 0 thought and dignity in action accompanied hy a pleasant sense of humor marks fiathannc an (nitstaniling personality. Roger C. Mallard, Pollocksville I. M. Wallace Business Club i, 2: K.K. Club I, 2. A well-liked student with a serious purfmse. H. Everett Marion, Pinnacle Ministerial C onference i; Secretary Stu- dent Volunteers i ; B.T.U. Group Claptain i: Summer School President of B.S.U.; President of Ministerial Conference 2: B.S.U. 2; Superlative 2. For a good-all-around person, he couldn ' t be heat. Whether we want him to preach a sermon or play a basketball game, he ' s tops. Grady L. Matthews, Coats lie ' s the jolly, good-natured fellow, with high goals, and a love for motor scooters. 31 Firsl line. Iffi III iii il: Sri mill inu Re(;inald D. i. . H:i Ri cr I.R.C:. i; Fodlhall i; President iil S(u- deiit Cduncil Suiiiiiier- Schixil; President of I.R.C. 2. IIu kr. iillihllliiiis hliiiid It ' llh nil ililiii- t III I III I rill rvriih. C, ) P. McKi-.i I II AN, .Stednian Clhoi ' ister i; Ministerial C onlerence i: Secretary and Treasurer oi ' Ministerial Conference j; President Training L ' nion Sriiiiii . rnsiililr jiiliiir iiiiiiislrr iri li hriiiili iil rni,r. Bessie McNkii i , llmadway (dee Chil, if,-;H. FIniMiiil. iiiiiM inilimn. Itiiiiiiiit; In Irmli. H. k -E - I ,. McPii ii . 1 )iinn Honor Society; Creek Pel l.les Stall; Mar- shal 1948-49. I)i! iii iri . rf rii-nl. n irnl mIu ' Ihi. ](iii R. Mi;kt;i i I II. M( Ke(S|)oi 1. Pa, Choir I, _•, ;; I.R.C. 1, j; 1 o,.il,.ill 1, _.; Nice-President of M.S.. I.; Men ' s House Ccjiincil; ( ' heniisirv tHiil) 1, _■. Jl ' illi II r irriy i irrliiii fur rmyinir iiinl liiiir fur rrrryl iiiiil. iiiinir i sriiiiiiyiiiini u-illi liajipiiicss. M AKsii.Mi ' Moiiin ' , Silei- C ' .ity Cheer i.eadii i, j; Speech Cliil. i, j; Honor ,S,Hiel - j; N ' .W .. . j; B.S.C. j; Freshman i( c-Picsidenl ; House (iouncil ■j; May Court . ltendant 1 ; Superlative 2. I ' riilr. finsniiiililr ;rilh Inis nf itiiiii, viliilily. . lu:iiy iliinini; fm iIp: iiiif 32 First row: Sccdtul row: Dan Moroan, Palmyra, N. J. President Traininsr Union i ; C ' .horister Ministerial Association i ; Ministerial As- sociation 2; Choir I, 2; Men ' s House Council 2. This lad frairi ew Jersey really has a hiaiili- ful baritone voice. Jane Owen Moti.ev, Martinsville, ' a. Attractive, yoiimi minister ' s wife with a phasant personality. Thomas C. Morgan, Lillinsion Tom is a fine person to hioiv. 11 V ivn i he were on the campus more. Eari, R. Parker. Four Oaks Basketball, Combines studies and sports with equal skill. ]ri i . K. MoKiii.N, Iluliert Honor Society, ' ice-President ; I.R.C ' .; Student oluntcers; B.S.U.; B.T.U. Di- rector; Ministerial Association. 11 will remember Julian as a devout Christian ivho has been an inspiration to many fellow students. Adolph Pate, Goldsboro Somethinn different happens everyday with Adolph. 33 Fust ivu Irfl to i ohl: Second oti L-iNDEii, R. Pearce. Zelnilon Don ' t hr fool f (I hy hn i i iet iippnntin Lyndell doesnt miss out on much. Marion B. Person, Fayettcvillc Sciious-mmdcd with a slow, shr iiiin. (, ' tind student. CIaia ' in C:. PERR Sfliii;i Monogram CUiih i, _ ; Basel ) II i, 2 Footljall I, 2. Populin. ttood-lookuiii iind a sliii on thi diamond. Grac:e E. Pdw, C ' .rainei ton I.R.C;. 1, j; C;reck Pel. hies- Staff j. One of the retei ins of Dux. I ' Vonde. (ittractivt enjoy u good time. Paii PF,RR , SanlorrI I. M. Wallace Business tlluh i. _ ' ; Pine Burr Staff 2. Another .Snnfordite. See ninnly reseired, hut don ' t let hull foni y,,ii. I r.K : Pn I EN. ( ' astali.i I5,tskelliall j; Sludem Ccnineil _ ; I louse Council j; WW. A. j; Home Ec. j. iS (7; ( jiersoniilily! It iceiires it iray into your heart —never to he iiiiicoren. mmM 34 Fast row, left to rig il: SccomJ row. Jenny R. Raynor, Erwin Eta Pi I, 2. Piiitc. hrunellc wlw has a way Willi people. Morris Rozar, Raleigh .1 indications show that it will not he too many years before .Morris will probably hare a business of his own. keep up the ood work, Morris. Eva L. Richardson, Martinssilk ' , ' a. Assistant Sunday School Representative of B.S.U. i: Music Chairman ofB.S.U. i; Chorister of X ' olunteer Band; A Cappella Chorus I . Ardently devoted to Christian ivork. Hard- working, likes to sing. Charles C. Sexton, Winton Baseball i; Monooram Club 1,2. He ' ' s quiet and quite small in stature but vehement m speech. William P. Riggs, Swansboro The aggressiveness of his performance gives us faith that Paul will make a very pro- gressive businessman. E. Leon Sexton, Greensboro Dramatics 2; Band i. Curly has a knack for over-sleeping — plans to be a clinical psychologist. 35 First roit Irfl la rii lil: .SV( I, ,1,1 mil L?: is D. SiiAw, ](iiics illc May C ' .ovirt AltfiuUinl i; Suporhilix c 2. ItitnrstDi ' j, persiitialilY iclm 1 rally f;rls uiinind. I 111 I) 1 . SiMpsc i . Eiw in l)r;iiii,ilics (iluli j; Chcinistrx- Club j. .1 i,i idhl, ' . allnhlnr :iil irilli ,1 ilnlnnlivr lifiMiiiiililr irliii will liii nil llir s ri r 11 f MrisEs M. SuKiTARn, Norfolk, ' n. I.R.C. 2; Creek Pebbles Stall 2; Spanish c;iub 2. . [ii i iiiillr iiKikrs iiiif with his iciiiiiiiiii sill 1 1 1 f ' oi ' Ei AM) Skinner, l,uiiibeii(}n Basketball i, 2; lootb.ill Manager 2. l ' caiM ii iniitnhiilinii til till ' anil, I nf music iiiiil thr hiiskrthdll mint. Lt ' ciNtiA I ' .. Snt;RMAN, Roiitjcniont B.S.L ' . 2; Y.W.A. 2. Swcrt C.itidx. fiinii ly i iil irilli i nilr Miiilr (|R 1A Spl.l I , ail.ii (■ . uiiiiiiii i II iiiiiii 11 fi-w n ' iiiil , hut III- iiiiikc thrill 1 nllllt . 36 Fiisl row. lefl hi rinhl: Betty Sue Spence. Lillina;ton Treasurer of B.S.L ' . C oiincil 2: Secretary of K.K. Club 2. Siveel, friendly t irl ahcfin ullliiiii In helji a Jriend. Second row: Pearson A. Stanley, VilniinG;ton Chemistry Club 2; Baseball. He ' ll make xmi like him with his winning pleas- ant personality. Metta May Spence, Overhills Glee Club 2; I.R.C:. 2; Dramateers 2; Y.W.A. 2; Student ' olunteers 2. Lively vivacious — always has something witty to say. George Staley, Clokunbia Football I. 2: Monos;ram Club i, 2; Chemistry CHub i: Dramateers 2. nV have no kicks corning about the way George punts that foolliall annind. .May he be as successful in life. Robert G. Stanley, Lake Waccamaw Baseball 2. Robert is the quiet type, hut who would not like to have a nice, quiet executive some day — . ' Betsy Stevenson, Lillincrton Dramateers 2; Chemistry CUub 2. Easy-going, fun-loving. A keen appreciation of lighter side of life. 37 Fn l iiiif. I, J I In iivjil: S ' l ' i uiul IIIIV. _] wiKs R S 1 1 A 1 ss. ( l.iriicr Rasrl,;ill I. j: l ' ,.iskril..ill I, _ : Mdiioqrani Cliih I. _•; I ' rcsulciii ,,| ( :iiciiiisli Cluli j. Il,,„ls Chniinhr Cluh ,111,1 IS ,i;,llx i, ' , ,; h,isktth,ill - ic,ll-lik,;l. Rei ' BKn i I. Si I i(i . La ( iraive- Cli.-iiiisliy C:iiili -•. Ills ,lniili„ii hi ,iii „,s, ' in II niiihl, ' liiiii In hi ' , iiltii ' II sii, , i-ssj III ,1,1, liii . Ankie ' ee Sh ' art, W ' oddsdale President of Baplisi SludciU L ' nii)ii i President of (iirl ' s House ( ' .ouncil 2 Vice-President ol Sindent Clounci! 2 Siiperlatixe 2. A ftund III iiffil , liiiiiiiiiii . iii iiiliii. s diii - liiokiiii; hriiiiiili- icilli n iciiiii iiili ' irsl in tii ' Kplr. ' iRi;iNL R. SwANN, Buie ' s C ' .n ' ck ' iriiima, we are sure siieeesi n yinirs. In yiiii ice sar keep iliiiihiiin. Sanuei a. SiE. I.i-l.nid f.heinistrv Cluh _■ : K.K, Clnli i, _ ' . Oiiiel, itii, 1,111s, j,liiiiiiiii i III he ,1 ,1,1,1,11. Ii r Ji ' .AX S KES, Dunn I. M. Wallace Business Cluh _•. l ' e,ii i liiss IS inn tiiiin — a siceel. i lein ly i irl . 38 rirst row, left lo riglit: Second row: Dickie Tew, Raleigh Baseball 1,2; Basketball 2; House Coun- cil 2. Dhkie really wakes lime tin the basketball court and on the diamond. Joseph T. ' ail, Plymouth I.R.C. 2; Men ' s House Council 2; Pine Burr Staff 2. Serious, interested in world affairs and pho- tography. Gilbert Trott. Stella (,hiiet. Preparing to be an accountant. Charles L. Walton, VVaynesville Tennis. His cheerfulness toward life and thoughtjul- ness of others will lead him to great heights. W ' li I lAM R. TiRNER. Galax. ' a. I. M. Wallace Business CUub 2. Fine, well-dressed Virginian who, iven though quiet and reserved, has contributed much to his Jellow students and Campbell. Mary E. Walton, Buie ' s Creek B.S.L . i; College Choir i, 2; Class Treasurer i; V.W.A. i, 2; Pine Burr Staff 2; Library Staff i. Friendly, witty local girl with a lot of years at Campbell. 39 Fust iiin Iff I III !, ' ,■ SecntKt Idle Edward . . Warren, Stokt-s I.R.C. i; Dramatics Cliih j; NJnndi raiii C:iul) I. j: Spurts i:clitor. ( hwk PcMil.s 2: President SuikLix ' Schixil Class . ' . Fillip 01,1 Iw. iniiiii ' inni lii inuiiiidl iiinmiii of plnriiin Ivnkilhall. Iiilnr lril 111 nil spnrl.s . THEdDciRF. R. Wesikromk. Jr.. Richlancls Presicleni (if Methotlist Stuclent Mcnement 2; Stuclent X ' oliiiiteers i. 2: B.S.L ' . j; Draniatet ' rs 2; Clieniistry Chili 2. .l S iiii ' Miii ;rii i m z i; pliy ' imll) ' . sii M Tf , IkiI i spintiiiilly mill iiirtilnllv. RirnARD M. Warren, Dunn Fo.it ha 1 1 2. Hilln kwraii ,is •■J)i,jr- a jmr iiihliir ir ui fiinhahly li,l,l !, ' («„ iiiiiillliii III Diiilli finlii ivlini,, ' lir liillins. F.ESiE B. Wicker, Sanlord I.R.C:. 2; V.W.A. 2. W ' nniliiliil fiisr 11 liiininr. Iiinidlv prruni- iilily. 11 V inliiiiily liurf ni iiyi ' i yinif plllkllllli U ' ll. Bin A ' S. Vea ' Er, Lilliiimon AnihitiDH mill si ' lf-i iinjidnui ' ! I Iwy iiini y iiHtea. CJERAi 11 II I iA is, lliltmi ill.i ' e, a. (■ M Miiiiiiiiiili-il mill nil iiiiiii iij liicnillnirss. }is. h,- ' s (III ihlivr Jellinv ivilh pnlenli- aliliiw. 40 Left to rtghl: Sue Williams. Vashin ton Determined to reiuii her gotil of servins, herself and others. Emma Ruth Wimberlev, Apex Business Club i. j; B.T.U. 1.2; Y.W.A. 2: Creek Pebbles Staff 2; Pine Burr Staff 2. Well-dressed with a leaning toward business. Crawford A. VII.I.ouoIIB ■. Ahoskie I.R.C. 1,2: C heniistry Ciluh 2. His appearance is misleading. He ' s not the most reposeful guy on the campus. When he ' s not devoting lime to I.R.C. activities, or the Chemistry Club, he can be found engrossed in photography or stamp collecting. JiMMiE F. Wood, Nashville Some think of jimmie as the silent type, but he always has a bright remark for everyone. James B. Wilkins. Jr., not photoa;raphed. Honors of Class Officers George H. Gra-iBill, Roanoke, ' a. Football I, 2; Basketljall i, 2; Baseball I, 2; Class President 2; Monoa -am Cluls I, 2; President Monogram Club 2; Co- Captain Football Team 2; Superlative 2. Our athletic, popular class president. Another Virginia boy with a lot of personality. DiANTHA E. MiNTON, Fair Bluff Vice-President Sophomore Class; Mce- President Y.W.A. ; Home Economics Club 1,2. Cute, well-dressed. Like a Dresden doll. Louise N. Griffith. Danville, a. Dramatic Club i, 2: Business Club i, 2; Secretary Sophomore Class 2; Basketball Team 2: .Associate Editor Pine Burr 2; Proajram C ' hairman Business Clulj 2: Y.W.A. 2; B.T.U. Bible Readers Leader i; B.T.U. Group Captain 2. Peppy, blonde class scribe with ambition and wit. Pattie L. Lamm, Bunn Home Economics CUub; Y.W.A.: College C hoir; House Council 2; Treasurer of Sophomore Class; .Secretary of the Sunday School; Superlative 2. .4 cute girl with a smile and a hello for everyone. 41 Freshman Class Oscar C1hari.es Skwei Pi I ' .1,1, 111 Sai I ' Ann Caudell S,,i, ' i,iir . an(: - Link Marshhanks Vu,-l ' l, ' SI,l, ' ,ll 1 ll-.kM I xiksi i M I |( i I I.IIMII,! 42 First row, left to right: Monte Bii ' e Adcox. Luniljerton; Ed- ward Fi.oiD Ai lARD, Jr., Wilmington; Henry Thomas Allgood, Boydton. a.: Norman Simpson Aycock, Chinquapin: Guv L. Bailey, Fair Bluff: Riby Grey Baker, Buie ' s C ' .reek. Second row: Ai FRED S. Bancroft, Jr.. Dunn: Ed- ward Everette Banks, Apex: Jack W ALSTON Barnes, Nashville: Eustace Orland Beasley, Four Oaks: Max Hayes Bealsey, Coats: William Monroe Biggers, Bahama. 7 Inrd row: John Dirham Black, Myrtle Beach, S. C.: Joseph K. Bum, Jr.. Sparta; Will lAM Ei ' GENE Bone, Xashville; Ja.mes William Boone, Rocky Mount; James Garland Bordeaix. Leland: Joe Thom. s BoRDEALX. Lillinn;ton. 43 First nnc. Iff In rioht: Thomas G(i. zai kz Boias, C ' .;iili;iricn, Ckil.ia: Joii:!-. EiiZAHEiii Bdwii:, Wel- come, Maryl.incI; Jamks I ' lK iM AS Be j-iette, Nickols, S. C ' ..; CJari ' Everette Bradle -, Broadway; X ' ernijn P. Brake, Rowland; Mar - ( ' .AMU I. a Brandon, Stanlt-y. Second riiiv: Shki ' Heri) e vbor Brann, Hookcrton; Joanne Braswkm , Ciastalia; Billy C;al- viN Brewer. Holly Sprins;s; Effie Jane Bridges, Wake Forest; Ca uforu Cjlxrles Bridgers, Fuqiiay S|jrinu.s; Barbara Blue Britt, Barnes ille. Third riiiv: Paiimcia Browder, ' ii-tiinia Beach, a.; 11 arc II I) Siariim; Brown, Xe |)oil e s, a.; W ' iiliam Wiin i Bichanan, Clarkesxille, ' a.; BErT ' Jane Br tier, ' ashiin;ion, I). C; CaiESTER Lee Bvrd, M. liners; P. R. B rd, Conway, S. C. 44 First row, left to right: Kei Lv Jordan Bvrim, Ryland; Edna Earl Cameron, Sanford; Carl Irvin Campbell, Newport News, ' a.; Ashley Howard Cannadv, Dunn; Alk:e Cans- ler, Newton: Arthur O. Carswell, Jr., Sanford. Second row: Bettie Carolyn Charter, Fayettexille; James Rufus Coats, Dunn; Lester Lloyd Coats, Dunn; Harvey Louis Coppedge, Nashxille; John G. C:orbett, .Spring Hope; Weldon G. Corbett, .Spring Hope. Third row: Horace Roscoe Cox. Goldsboro; Luther Melvin Cratt. W ' illiamston; Miriam Faye Creech, Hallsboro; James Thomas DAiL.Tyner; Gary Mac Daughtry, New- inn Grove; Alice Belle Davis, Fayette- ville. ( ) ' fypf Firsl rmt ' . Irfl In ns.hl: Randiiiph C ' .Ef:ii Denton. Lillinc:tnn: Ei i AfiETu Essie Dorman, nurhcUn; (!i air hidiiENE Dorci AS. Sanlord; Frances V v. Eas i i. N!(}rt;anlon; Pern Eeond F.iiw Ri)S. W ' hilchrad ; C haries Llvwoiuj ELi.iNuroN, Poll()cks ille. Sctonil row: DdNAi.u . , EEMoTr, W ' inston-Salem; Eoijis SnEiToN Ennis. Coats; Wesley Monroe Enzor, Fayette -illt ' : Edward Nance Ferebee, Currituck; Watkins W. Fiiz. C.hase City. ' a.; Josephine Flvnn, Lakf VVaccamavv. J hiril 7 ;c.- Eadei.i Ford. Fairmont; Rcrton Charles (Jarr. Raifit;h; Ei -in L. (Jai- lor, Jacksciin iilc; Eihan Allen CJear- llAkr, .MIrnlow n. I ' a.; Macrici-, II(jL1 ' (iiLiixNL l ri(ls illc; KicHARD Lee Ci o -- EK, Moriisx ilir. 46 First row, left to right: Harold Floyd Layman, Hanes Falls, N. Y.; Harvey Lee, Four Oaks; Mar- garet Elsie Lennon, Whiteville; ' ernie Ruth Lockam -, Dunn; Miguel Angel Lopez, Cahaiguan, Cuba; Elbert B. Loving, Charlottesville, ' a. Second row: Robert Lee Lowr-i-, Elizabeth CUty; Bonnie Bess Lynch, Buie ' s Creek; Rufus Calvin Mangum, Lillington; Sarah Eve- lyn Marshburne, Burgaw; Eugene Stan- ley Massey, Zebulon; Prescott Wades- worth Matthews, Jr., Lillington. Third row: Willie Braxton Matthews. Chalybeate Springs; X ' alentin Morejon Marouez, Consolocion del Sur, Cuba; P.aiTSY Came- ron Mai ' , Buie ' s Creek; Betty Ann May- nard, Greensboro; John Wesley Mo Aden. Jr., Belha en; . lvin Maurice Mc:Bride, Jr., Suffolk, ' a. 49 Fust rmr. Irft In ri!2,hl: Ralph MfiDnxAi d, I ' aycUc illi-; AroiEV Rav McGee;, Spriii- L.ikc; Mary Li iu McKe.nzie. Sanfoul; Ha ei, Ei uise Mi Lamb, Rosel)oro: Riiberi ' ade Mf Lamb. Roschoio; Tiiei ii ' iiius H. Mc Leod, ]r., Buic ' s Clrcck. .) (conr, row: Stewart P. Mr:LAiRiN, Dvirhnni; |i i iii Sie McMii.l.AN, C:hacll)ourn; W ' li i i am Lee Meeks, Wallace; Bill Joseph Mu- LER, Sanford; Thomas Milton Mishoe, Linis. S. C:.; George Nance Mitchiner, Wilson Mills. 7 un ,,iw: Lawrence B. Monk. Roxhoro; Thomas Nance. Boardnian; Lexie .Nurdan. Dunn; Robbie Frazier Owen. Skipwiih. a.; Mack E. Pace. Schn.i; L calene Pac;e, Bi ' oatlway. 50 I- ' nsI line, left ' 0 nn ii: Ci IFF Fi OVD Parrish. Raleicjh; John L(n IS Parrish. CJiirncr: W ' li.i iam Her- man Parrish. I .illiii!;lun; Mar ' Ai,k:e Paiierson, Warrcnton; Mildred Mar- (;i ERiTE Patterson, Broadway; Leonard (u NN Perkins, Greenville. Seinrid row: Dorothy Elizabeth Perkinson, Ashe- ille; LiLLLaiN Pearl Phillips, Rowland; Doris Marie Pierce, Marhury, Mary- land; Thomas Abbott Pierson, Fayetu-- ille; Thomas Glenn Poe, Fuquay Springs; Billy Garland Powell, Holly Springs. Third row: M. E. Powell, Jr., Princeton ; Alvin Caldwell Powers, Norlolk, ' ;i;. ' ernon Greene Purvis, Robbins; Ctalde Ex- cell Raiford, Erwin; Phillip Ballard R.mford, Erwin; Ro ' Edwin Raines, Marion, .S. C:. 51 •7;v line. Irfl In infill: Shiri.en ' Reexes. Barnrsv ilk-, (ieors ia: Gerald Kile Ricgs. Hubert; Walter Stanley Robinsci.n, Ruse Hill; Weldon Douglas Robinson, AUaniic; .Ada Mar- yoRiE RorsE, Sc c n Springs; Roger Gravdon Russ, Blaclcnhoid. Si ' i nmi imc ' : Odell Marvin Scoir, Girciishuio; Rich- ard Louis Seago, Liles ille; Bertis Hil- T(i Sellers, Barncs ilk-; Lalrige Jean SinBUR% ' , Buroaw; W ' li i i i Harris Si (IAN. l- ' uc|uav Springs; Bakhara Anne Smart, X ' iri ilina, a. Thud niiv: Ro-i ' CE Lester Snipes, I ' rinci Iean Sol rnicRi and Sr B( IHBIE ■ pvinL;s; Rri)( II I ' ll Xi )RwcH ID SrAiT( iRD, i ' rinccinn; jiDiiii X ' aleniine Siaiiin(;s, Zcliuliin; LnilER DONAI D SlARIING, CUiiitoii; Is- WAINE Stephenson, , ' n ;i(-r. 52 Firsl rnw, Iffl to right: Evelyn Knott Stevens, Garner; Hilma Elizabeth Stewart, Coats: Faye Evan- geline Stewart, Coats; Robert Glenn Stewart, Jr., Coats; Robert H. Stone, Greensboro; Doris Rachel Stroud, Wake Forest. Second row: William Carroll Summerlin, Dunn; Linda Elizabeth Swann, Buie ' s Creek; C. M. ' VRCus Tart, Dunn; Kenneth Went- woRTH Taylor, Kinston; Paul Wesley Taylor, Back Bay, ' a.; Bonnie Kav Thompson, Mount Gilead. Third row: Averett Snead Tombes, Ivor, ' a.; Thomas Newman Tuck, Clarksville, ' a.; Sue Evelyn Turlington, Coats; Hugh Andrew Turner, Jr., Galax, ' a.; James Henry Tweedy, Columbia; Furman My- OTT Upchurch. Raleigh. 53 First row, left tn tiiiht: Mary ann W adswi irth, Teachcys; DdNAi 1) Edward W ai i kr, Dunn; (JEDRfiK Rdss Ward. Srhii.i; W ' ii.mam Alien Weai iiinc; h i , Jr.. ' intrr illi-; ' I ' iKiMAS rivMi ' i ' iji;h, Hfcllorcl. ' .i. (li.EN.x F.ARi Will n.iiiRsr, Stokes. Second row: 1 )ar sin SMrni Whittindton, Coats; Ju- I iA Mam ' W ' li KINS. Warsaw; James I.AWRl ' .NI :E W ' ll I IWIS, ( J.iylOIi; JllSEl ' II LtiiiER W ' ll 1 lAMS. Rosf Hill: Lai he (). W ' liMAMs, Warsaw; Mei.riise . i.F(ird WiiiiAMS. Sprinu Hope. Third iniv: Lkria ' Keei s WiiiiVMSdN, Ccrro Gordo; Will iA i Hi iWARU Winders, Marion. S. C ' ..; Janice ani:e Wihid, I ' rwin; W ' li.iiAM Wai 1 a(:e Wdcid. Jr.. Clarks- ille, ' a.; DE ■E ■ Hoksdn ' i ' ARLE ' , Wahcil)oro. S. C:.; L n ikiu R.xgan, 1 Icjily Springs. NOT PHOTOGR. PHEl) I)()-ii Miller Harris, Marvin Kenneth Si.dAN. L NWooD Sills, C arroll Levon Threatt. 54 A view remembered by thousands. 55 J,,u ,.„,. Lllin I ' diji, I. .11. I ' ,.., l;, n IJ.n.uc, N.uuoud Wui lf . .S, „W,„„ . Jdimc M. kriil.dii I . I, Si., I. Grissoiii, Edgard Midgftt, Nancy Pierce, Jene Bowen, Harvey Lanier, William Hooper. I hinl i i Hem borough, Edward Adams, Beth ' on Canon, Turnage Powell, Glenn Riddle, John Giles. Second Semester Students Joseph Edward Adams, J, ne Ronald Bi.wcii. B,n|amin Grav BoveUe, Cdeiin McKoy Dudson, Jr., Wilbert V.. Fitz- gerald, Jr., John W. (;iles, Jr., .Savon Grissom. Wdliam M -ekins Hoo|)er, Harvev Giles Lanier, Glavide Douglas Linkous, Mrs. Janice Elaine .McKcilhan, ( ;li.u les I ' ,. Melin, Edgar .Mien Midgett, Ellen Page, William Tliom is P.iu,-. Nancy I ' liii.-. . llirrt I ' oi-.riiomas Weslev I ' o.-.Ji.. h.ldon Turnage Powell, William ( ilenn Riddle. II uold I ' .uil Rov.il, Robert Sirele, J.iines Tavlur, l.ilh Belli on C.mnn, Mrs. Margaret Riil.v Welbum, Noiwood I ' jrl Worlev, Hcnrv Samuel arborough. 56 High School Henrv Clyde Adams Bladen I )oro W ' li 1,1AM Hubert Barefoot Lancaster, S. C. Jack Elwood Bateman Burlinc;ton George Simon Best Warsaw Edward Lee Bowling Broadway Welford Johnny Butler Richmond, a. (3ra Green Campbell Buie ' s Creek Marylin Brown Caulk Bennett Fred Robert Ennis Croats Joseph Lane Fleming Warrenton Betty Lee Gardner Angier Robert B. CJentry Fries, V ' a. Ned Grigos Wadeshoro RfjBERT James Heavenridge Raleigh John Leslie Hicks Raleioh Ben Gerald Hines Four Oaks Oliver Lewis Jones Warsaw Ernest Sanders Lingle, Jr. Buie ' s Creek 57 High School Ra i ' Ia t ic in I.( INC Winslon-Scilcm Jack i ' .. Mawskll Fayf tti-sillf anc:e McDaniei. Trenton ChlARlES LeR(I i ' Mf:MANl!S Lancaster, S. C ' .. Jl ' anita Anne Meevin Fayette ille COREINA MiSHOE Loris. S. C. LUOIAN M(l(ll) - Florence, Alabama Eari, Tra ' is Miirris Currituck John Hardi d M ATT Raleinh W ' U I.IAM A. PAlrERSlIN C) vin-s, S. (;. RicHARU (illRlxlN PeIERSIIN Danville, a. Ra-iMOND Rrillll.lMI Pl ' I.IEN ' Raleiuh John Wii i jam Robbins Scotland Neck Diaz Perez Ruben Sa£;ua la Grande, Cuba Albert B. Rpss VVilininulon Mar% ' Lewis Siu nr Cirecn sboro R( IHER I !,. SlIll ' l ' ARI) Xorlolk. ' .i. Gene Paoe Simm i:rAR - Elizaheih C:it ' 58 High School John B. Stephenson Reidsville Samuel S. Stephenson Angier Martha Elizabeth Stewart Buie ' s Clieek Joseph Sullivan Smithfield Mary Lou Swindell Swanquarter BuRNESs Fulton Thomas Palatka, Florida Claire Francis Tho l s Buie ' s Creek Donna Sue Trexi er Salisljury Randolph Holland Trull Raleiijh Bela Udvarnoki Gatesville Charles Booker ' ic:k Seaboard Thomas Felton Watkins Benson Winfred Leroy Wei.born Greensboro Russell Wheeler Edenton Esther Grane Williams Dunn Barbara Ellen Wti i.iamson Clinton Richard Brockman Wilmer Raleigh Robert Kirven Pinewood, S. C. NOT PHOTOGRAPHED JakeJovner, Gary Singleton, Eddie ' ann 59 i:sr i)( )K.Mi i( )k • GO Organizations I i 61 KalliJiiiu- M.iki I5illy Jnsliic Cu-Juhliii ' i The Pine Burr Staff Editorial Janir s nchnain S ,n ; s •:, ; Loui sc (irillilli .hu:, irilr Jy ilii, .V „• Nail Snap Mm l- ' .ihlni Hay, •s Bcaslcy .1; E,hln, 62 James Dixon Bruce Lassiter Paul Perry Business Mtnuisirr Lewis Shaw Advertistnii CircidalKin Maiuign ' C ' .lawson Ellis Advntisins, Ailvcrlisinn Business Mary alti)ii, Euinia Ruili W ' iniberley Trpi ' ts B. W.Jenkins F idilty Adviser 63 Baptist Student Union, 1949-1950 - (jiniaii Harris I ' lrudnil Ted VVestbrook Fnsi ] ' iii-l ' )f iilnil Marshale Moody Seuttnl I ' lii-I ' ir nlnit Bela Udvarnoki Thnd ' i,,-l ' ,,u,ln,l Liicinda Sherman .Si ' inimy Betty Sue Spence Iiniu ii ' i Bonnie Lynch ( ' lui ' ti ( . ' niiniiiin Harry Layman wi duiii iinn Ruth Harper Puhlinix Diinlm David Kinlaw l.ihi iii iii Nancy Marshhanks. Bill Bueliaiian Sinidiir Sihiiiil Siipii i)ilfiidi-til Riil,y Hhnvc, jnliaii Morion I raiUDiii I ' tiKiii Dnecliirs Sarah Jordan r.II ' ..!. I ' lcudnil C:arroil fours Sliulrnl I ' oliinlrny I ' nuilnit I ' Acn-lt Marion M niisif) inl Rifi, ' niliilivc Jn.inila C ' hikh ' is Miniiiiiii Walili f. ' nuiman |. !.. Brown I ' fs in Cliiiiiman Dr. Anuell Paslai Adviser Miss Sowers Cuuiiu-llor ' I he 15aplist Sindciil Inion loordinatcs ihc TchL;ioiis aclixilirs (in ilic ( anipiis and scr es as ihr connectint; hnk lietwccn ihc sinrlcnts .ind die local (liuuh, An siudciil who is a nirnihcr ol the local chui ' ch, or who |onis one ol llic religious oi L;ani alions on die laiiipus, is a nicnihcr ol die Bajitist Studcnl I ' nion. riic incnilii-Ts ol the LxcciUixc ( ' .ouncil ,iic cKm led aninialK I ihc sludcnl liod -. Thcv diiccl the program ol work, which iiu hitlcs Religions I ' anphasis Vck. I . ,inL|i ' li l i( laiiph.isis WitL. .Ill annual banquet, and ollici ' inij)ortanI c cnls, .is well ,is ihc d.iilv schedule ol ac- li ilies. 64 student Council S. G. Flowers President Annie Stuart Vice-President Jackie Pnilcn Senc lary-Treasurer One of the most important organizations on our campus is our Student C ouncil. It seeks to pro- mote good citizenship and a genuine school loyalty by precept and example; to foster a better re- lationship and undeistanding between all groups that are connected in any way with Campbell C ollege; to assume leadership in promoting any cause that makes for a better C ampbell College: to forestall the coming into existence of unwholesome conditions: to make adjustments in the case of indi iduals or groups who have violated the accepted standards of conduct: to project pr-oposals of amendments and impr-ovements in the existing regulations for the benefit of all groups. Scaled: Madeline Johnston, Jackie Pullen, S. G. Flowers, Annie Stuart, Carl Blake. Standing: Mr. Connelly, Mr.s. Boll, Johnny Alford, Miss Cansler. Robert Gentry, Miss Matthews. Mr. Burkot. 65 Women ' s House Council Annie Stuart Praidcnt Ruth Harper Vice-Preside nt Jackie PuUen Scaelnry Miss Canfler, Mrs. Bell Facultr Advisers C;OL ' NCII, MEMBERS Juanita C:iiikUrs, layc Hihir-, Saiali Juulan, I ' at Lanmi, Marslialc Mooilv, liiucc Lassitc The olijeet (il thi- Wiiim-n ' s House ( Iduneil is ti) make lieiiei hxini; i(in lili(ins Ini- the l)ciai-(Hnt; iris ol C ' .anipl nil ( idllevc In aid in ile clcipinn the twirls as leacleis inil liillciwi-rs, and tu aid in the inipri) cnii-nt nl llie rollcue as a whole. 66 Men ' s House Council Johnny Alford President James Dixon Secretary- Treasurer Miss Maithews, Mr. Connelly Faculty Advisers COUNCIL MEMBERS Clawson Ellis, S. G. Flowt-rs, Hubert Holland, John Meredith, Oscar .Scwell, Buck Hardee, William Winders, Dickie Tew, Dan Mortjan, Nat Brumniitt, Robert Gentry, Clarl Blake. The main function of the Men ' s House Council is to make the boys ' stay at Campbell as convenient and ]ileasant as ]iossible. Its work includes the direction of dormitory conditions. The Clouncil has for its yearly project the sponsorshij) of the Homecoming- displays of the men ' s dormitories. 67 .Siiilt ' d: Miss Stiii klaiid, janu-s Ciitilur, Marian Knit;. Slimding: James (iaivin, (iiahain I ' cjir, CJipclantl Skinnii, Kdw.iid W.hm n. Creek Fettles Staff James ( IrilcluT Eiiiloi-iii-diicf C:opclancl Skinner, Eel Wancn S nnis Editors Graham Fore, James (;ar in. Maririn Kini f BiiMnrss Managers Luther Cratl. (irace Fow . in;ini,i Hall C.traihilKin Managers KF-.POKTERS Otis Al(lri(li;c, jane Bridals, Sallv ( l.i.l.l. II, ( :li,iilrs Dran, fjaclvs (Hiyt..,,. Maiv Hall, Kalliaiiiii Maki, Daii Mnrsan, Louis Pairish, Mosrs Shrppai .1. I •| ' ISIS jcancttr llnllcii.in, .„ r M, j ' h.nl I.mv l..ni Suimlrll, B,,i,iii - ' 11 1. ,ii,| ,s, ,,. laiiiii., Kiilli W nnlxTJcv. (;la(lvs Sliirklanci, I ' ac ull A.Uisii 68 Seated: Bonnie Thompson, Emma Ruth Wimbcrli-y. .Slinidiin;: Grace Pow, Luther Cratt, Virginia Hall, Jeanette HoUeman, Harvey McPhail. Business Sealed: Jane Bridges, Mary Ella Hall, Sally C:addell. Katharine Maki, Gladys Giiyton. Slandin Moses Sheppard, Charlie Dean, Louis Parrish, Dan Morgan, Otis Aldridge. Heporters 69 Eta Pi Sniliil |aiii- MdllcN, kutli l,i)(kainy, Bobby Jean Southcrlaiul, Diantha Mintoii. Doris Stroud, Jackie ' u - len, Pat I.aiiim, ricsali Caiii-tt. Slnndim;: Mrs. TurlinRton, FIRST SEMESTER OFFICT.RS Bobhy Jean Southcrhiiul Pirsidnil Doris Stroud Vice-President Diantha Minton Secretary Jenny Raynor Treasurer Trevah Garrett Slate Workshop Reporter Mrs. Tui linmon idmstr SECOND SEMESTER OM ' K ' F.RS Jenny Raynor President Rulh Eockaniy Vice-President l al Lannn Secretary Hohliv lean Southci land Treasurer The I ,ta Pi inciiil leiship is iiiailc up ol all C()lleL;( ' Ihc tiuli is .1 iiiciiilici 111 the , nicric.in Hnnii- I ' coiio I rcpu-srnlaUM- I die iiirciiiiL ' . Hnhliy Jean Soulhrrl ntiton Weill as deleualcs Ki llir n|-ksli()|) .il (ladinlu Is lakiny Home Eeonomics courses lies . sso( i.ilioii and each year sencb lid, IVe ,ih ( ;,iricU, aiul Mrs. Iiii- ' ' , Teiiiiessi-e, I his vear. 70 Epsilon Pi Eta Honor Society OFFICERS Nancy Marshbanks President Julian Morton Vice-President Marshale Moody Secretary Gladys Strickland Sponsor Epsilon Pi Eta, honor society at Campbell since 1928, exists to recognize and promote Christian character, leadership on and off the campus, and sound scholarship. Members are chosen by a vote of the college faculty and of the society members. A high scholastic rating for two consecutive semesters here is one of the prerequisites. Up to date approximately 375 members have been admitted in these twenty-two years. First row: Nancy Marshbanks, Julian Morton, Marshale Moody, Ruby Blowc, Faye Home. Second row: Harvey McPhail, Bonnie Lynch, Linda Swann, Ruby Grey Baker, Carroll Jones, Ted Westbrook. 71 Monogram Glut (ieorwc (iiMyliill : Pri ' si lnit Gene R -lhc;i Viu-Pirsnlnil Arcliif Iaik h S,;trlan- ' l ifasuin Ed W.iiicn Rt miln C:oach Snihli. Goacii Da is Facidly Advisers Mr.NrRr.Rs Crnc B(lli -a. Gcci.-c ( ir.ivbill. An lii - IaiuIi, F..1 Waii.n. WillKiiii Uiu liaii.in, RoIktI I.asali-i . jamos Sn-vcns , (; -oi[, ' - Stalcv. Calvin I ' tirv, liiinniic W.ltli, Rav Luvr, Jiinmv CoUlslon, Cicoiijc Hardee. Johniiv Alford. Suiiin i;aiiir , Chailrs S,- i,)n. 72 Methodist Student Movement OFFICERS Ted Westbi-uok Presuknl John Mfirdhh ' ' ' •-Pusulnil Clhailcs Dunn Semlmr-Treasurn Madeline Johnston Program Chairman l- ' nU line: John Meredith, Ted Westbrook, Madeline Johnston, Charles Dann. Seconj ro:c: C:3iiroll Sum- merlin, Mrs. [. R. Stevens, Mary Lou McKenzie, Mewborn Brann, Charles Sexton, Glenn Perkins. Thinl ro!r: , ' )im Wilkins, James Stevens, Gilbert Trott, N ' ernon Purvis, William Riggers, Furman Upchurch. l- ' durlh rmv: Patsy May, Mirriam Creech. PURPOSE To promote CUiristian fellowship amon the Methodist students 73 International Helations Glut Reggie May Piesi lnil Oscar Sevvell Vice-President Doris Pierce Secretary- Treasurer Ed Warren Sergeaiil-Al-Ann i Julian Morton Cha ilmii Grace Pow Rrpniin Katiiarinr Maki, loscpli Hlimi Pronraiii (Ji iiiiiillir Mr. Tripp Sjiinnur Tlif Intcrnalinn.il Rclalinns (Hiili meets l)i- veeklv to cli ' -ciiss intcrnaliim.il nllairs in (-pen IV)nin Seven niemliers ol llie (Muli wciil In the annual Sluclenl I ,c _;is|.iiinc in R.ilciuh in rcccnilier : re|)resentati cs ol Ciniplicll ( ' .ollcLje. Mncli inlercsi luis Ikcii ni.i nilcslcd in tii - aeti ilies ol llic (iluli 1 1 snulcnls ami rarully uiemher; Programs (diisisl ol open loinins, drlialrs. disrnssions. ,mi| ( haprl pi(i!;rams. 74 Chemistry Club OFFICERS James Stevens President Moses Sheppard Vice-President Ruth Lockamy , Secretary-Treasurer A. M. Oldham Faculty Adviser The Chemistry Club is formed from those students who are interested in arious phases of professional life related to chemistry and those students who ha e found interesting hob- bies derived from chemistry. Its purpose is to bring these students into closer contact with each other and to further interest them in the broad fields of chemistry and allied professions. 75 A Cappella Choir J. B. Benton Prei dent C:harlcs I ' .llinnton ] ' i(C-Piisi lfnt M ' i V W.ilK.n l.ilnmian Ml- ' iiiy I)i, fetor A lot I ' al Lamm M.la Mai- Sp,-,,, .• Imos ciir l)(,ut;las | -an SiclhiirA Sarah Marslibumc Ruth LoikaTiiv liianita CliiUlcs Nancy Marshhanks Kcinnii- l.ync h Mrs. (;uv Sop, In Sln„i Mil, 1 mil |.-an lohns, n P -i?ys Lam Pal IK ia Biowd Man la Stf wai Dim., hv 1 ' .- kir Mai Wall Ml Mis. Si.pl, ■nsi c;i ■s Dean •s Llliimtn, t CorbcK { larland Bordcaii I lairy Layman SiMiin (laini-y Dan MiMuan LfRuv Williams, Clhaik-s Dimn (Jrady MiKcitli.i George Bi-st John Mereditli Averett Toinbes Thomas Hardy Thomas Nance Guy Bailey Dave Coleman Randolph Irull Iswaine .Stephens 76 student Volunteers Garrol Jones President Betty Butler Program Chairman Bertis Sellers, Janie Hall Enlistment Chairmen Ora Green Campbell Recording Secretary Trevah Garrett Corresponding Secretary Fulton Thomas Mission Chairman Mrs. Bixi)y Faculty Sponsor Alvin I ' invcrs K.iiUilnh Sli.noi.l MISSION ClOMMITTEE Stvk-s Ellvson Norman Aycock V ' aleiilin Nlarqiii-z And ye shall he my witnessess . . . is the expressed purpose of the youn - men and women who compose ihe Student Volunteers. They carry on a definite missionary program. After inspirational programs on Sunday afternoons, the N ' olunleers visit the county home, penal institutions, and sick persons of the community in order to bring C ' .hristian cheer and fellow- ship. By participating in the activities of this organization, members recei -e valuable Christian experience. 77 Ann Hasseltine Young Women ' s Auxiliary Sarah Jordan Pirsidenl Diantlia Minion ] ' itr-Prcsiilciit Pca;c;y Lane Scaciary Marjoric Rouse ' 1 uasmer WArCHWORI) Tliir iIkiI (lie i i f li(ill diiiii ll l ii hi i li m nj llif ir iuiniiiil : diitl llicy that turn many tu righteousness ,is tlu- stun nirrn ,in,J riri. Damici fj:;-;. ' I he ' l)Ulll W ' diiicirs Auxili.ii is ;m Druani .ilion lo unilc I5;i|)lisi vminu WDiiicn lor the .icU anc c- iiiciil (il iiiissidns li - iiiKilliiiL; nimi; wiMiicn In study ali(]iil iiiissiiins in |)riiL;r.iiiis and sludv cimiiscs; lii |ii.i intclli ' _;riuK Im missions; Id wilncss .inmii llic spiiiin.ilK -lai in ' _; |i -ii|)lc; and In li c lor ( ' .hrisi cxcix ' ini:incnl nl their hvrs. ' I ' hi- ■|lllIn; WCiiicn ' s AnsihaiA hrlps nouti!:; (ini -n m h c a nKJii- worthwhile f ' hrislian life thr(iii _;h ln al d( (j|i(iii In (itn : - |)ra in ;; l) ' siiidyint; ihc Hililr; l ' i;i inn dine and th(iiiL;iu lo hastrii till- da when all men sh.dl kniiw t ' hiisl: and 1 iv inakini; pcisdnal appear.nKes, spet-ch. and ni.inners sneli as liciciincs the pnril - and licaiilv (}1 the (. ihrisldikc ehaiattcr. 78 Ministerial Conference Everett Marion President Nat Brummitt Vice-President Thomas Mishoe Second Vice-President Grady McKeithan Secretary Garland Bordeux Chorister Mr. Howard, Dr. Angel Sponsors MLss Strickland, Miss Powell, Mrs. Swann English Critics The object of the conference is to: Stimulate spiritual growth through Bible study (2 Tim. 2:15), individual and united j rarer (Phil. 4:!)) and Christian fellowship (Acts 2:42; 2 Cor. 2:8). Increase missionary interests through the study oj God ' s word and God ' s world (Matt. 28:18-20; Mark 16:15; Romans 1:14). Grow in grace (2 Peter 3:18) through self-denial offerings (2 Cor. 8:2) with the tithe as the hasis (Gen. 28:22; Matt. 23:23). Keep ourselves unspotted from worldly indulgences (2 Cor. 6:14-7:1). 79 Kitchen Glut I ' uhijn 1 hnmas I ' lrsulrut LiithtT ( :i att ' ue-I ' risidnit Bclty Sue Spcnce Smiimr Tre ah (iairt-tt Social i ' .h(iiiiii n} X ' ir.tjini.i Relic Hall RrjunUr Mrs. Wccldlc Spmnor MIAllil.KS civil. A.l.nns, Noun, in , (i (k, Rnsi.i, ,• l!.-,,-l,s, |. I, llmun, .il Uni II. Jnlm Ccili.ii. Il c Dnvis, ( :li,nl. , III inn. l:.lu,n.l In . 1 ,, , . 1 Km (,.nl..i. ,S, nn (;,nniA. I)uim|,i |..linM ii, )s. .n l„in!.;l. v. KIim i.rniHin, |.,nirii, ll.ill, in.iii, M.iilrlin. jnliiiMiHi, K..t; i M.ill.n.l, X.il.nini. M.,i,|,m . MmnrI l,.,|ir , l.oiiis I ' .niish, . 1 iiv , li.r I ' .iil.rs Kni I ' c.wns, Ia.i Km hards.. n, M.n|..ri. k..iis. ' , I,..iiis S.-,it;i., li.itis .S,||,is, ( ;,-ne Sinul.tarv, .Sainmv Sn.-, . v. i.tK- I ' mnlH-s. Rai licl . usliv, H..h (;, ' ntrv. .Mrs. .Stewart. I 111 ' KiK lii ' ii ( :liili is .111 Drnain .iliim dI ,i1I sliidciUs w Im wm k iii I lie iliiim ' li.ill. ( .)iic il il.s iiiiiiii piiipuscs IS Id |ifi) i(l. ' ni ' cdcd rcfrcition In ils iiicinl irfs. 80 Camptell Dramateers James Garx-in President Ted Westbrook Vice-President Robert Lasater Secretary Johnny Alford Tieasiner Earl Olmstead Faculty Adviser The Dramatics Department under the direction of Mr. Ohnstcad has undertaken several major productions including The Late Christopher Bean. The Club is expecting to ha ' e a successful season. 81 .•uutiMiP i S . The Business Glut (Jenc Bethe;i Picsuluil Roller Mallard I ' ne-Presulnil |( .miii- I ' raswcll Srcrflary |c mni-llr lliillcman Treasuni lulwarcl Warren Rrpnitn Louise Ciriliitli Prdjiiniii ( ' liiinnuni Mrs. R. 1.. kenislun;;. jr., Mi.ss Mary Louise Muni Fmii ' iy .S uj!i.s(ii I he I. M. W ' allaee Business (llnli was organized lor llie puipose of enconrauini; hi ii standards ol ellieiene ' and aeiiiex cnienl . lo a( |n,iinl llie inenil lers idi niodi-in |)ro _;resM e I lusiness ort;ani a- li(ni, lo proniole and en(iHiiat;e slndenl inlerest in I insiness ednealion. and lo eneour.i e Inrlhei ' (! ■- clo|iineiil ol |)ers(jnalil ind llie aliility lo nieel and de.il ni(jre ade |n.ilely willi linsiness problems and sitnalions. 82 Athletics ■ i 83 ♦ Foottall Cloach Earl Smith «%{gg - MANAGERS Skinner, I ' ootball Edwards Lansjley, Football W ' clch, Goldston, Baseball Basketball Basketball 84 l U, M. , Cheer Leaders Coach Hargrove Davis iili k. 85 2£26 HL 44 4 3T 37 48 34 5 3 4- 4] ■7m (Wf; MiA.I.-n, rciTV. Wain-n, l)i .in, Love. Giaybill. HarcUx, Staley, Meredith, iSethea. Buchanan, Hayes. S.roi,, raw: Spell. Wanen, Mili.r, Butler, Winders, McManus, Barefoot, Ma.s.sey, Hopkins, Watkins, Mattox, NJeeks. ■Ilurilrow: Batenian, .Mlsood, Ctoats, Debnam, Holcomb, I- ' ord, Mitchiner, Fleininu. Kirven. Wood, Gcjildard. K.iines, Tuck. Varsity The C:ani|)li -ll ( ' (iIIcl;!- liiciili.ill ic.iin n i()4(| w.r-i nm imc lo ctimpnir with those dI ihe ihrec pre ions Vf.irs. I he l.uk oT i-ler,ins Irnin the i ()4. Iimiii .iikI ihc l.iihiic ol hcshnieii to conic ihnnit;! Icit something lo lie desired. I h - sc.ison ' s rccoid w.is diicc wins .md li c defeats. Tlie l)ri _;hl spoi ol the season was ihc o-rj I loniceoniin ' ,; n.inie widi IV ' h il . lilic ' . The team linishcd hllh in ihi onleience. 86 Junior Varsity First row: Bateman, Fleming, Tuck, Miller, McAden, Watkins, Kiiven, Massey, Spell. Second row: Meeks, Ford, Coats, Holcomb, Wood, Allgood, Mitchiner, Debnam, Raines. 87 1949 •k George Graybill ' Em Co-Caplain C;eoii;e Stales- Ray Love Guard Harniiiii iJiNon m Bill Buchanan Barl: ■ .t$rr,:y% x. E(i Warren _ J. ' i 88 standouts Gene Bethea Back Charles McManii ; Back John Meredith End Russell Wheeler Back WtM ' 4 r ' f} 89 Women ' s Varsity ' 1 i ▼imT ▼ ▼■ ' . ' ▼ ' Ik ► lofc Hl ' m Fir l ra:c: Harpci , Mi Kin, Caulk, Lynch, Lockamy, Pullcn, Biitt. Seco id row: McLamb, Marshbanks, Pagi- Braswell, Grillith, Hmint;. Basketball lo-ic-pliinc Lasater Al iifli, Diurlui !„, Wimui, 90 g f vv 5 i.« ' ;,, ,,fu: C:ailU)n, IVuy, Pullc , Alluul, NUlwn, Cia.sluun, C :a] luu lial, liass, Bui liaiiaii, Drak.-. Lasater, Graybill, Weaver, Taylor, Hooper, Stanley, Peele, Lynch, Staley, Howerton, Sexton. 1949 Baseljall ARSITY As were the other major sports, baseball was ery successful at C ampbell last year. Coaches Earl Smith and Hargro ' e Davis kept the Camels in first place in the Junior College Conference until the last game of the season. In this game, Wingate defeated Campbell by a score of 6 to 5 to give the championship to Oak Ridge. 71ie Camels had pre ioiisly defeated Wingate by a wide margin and ended the season with a conference record of g wins and 2 losses. Against all opposition, the record was 14 wins, 4 losses, and 2 ties. Although only ti e lettermen are reluming — Graybill. . lford, Buchanan, Lyncli. and Gainey — Campbell should a ain ha e an outstanding ball cluf) and make its presence felt in deciding a new champion. 93 fivmnadiim the stnrtinc; point of nil sports at C:.iiiipl) ' -ll the first building to ] c rcpl.ii i-d in the ■Np.insiun pri i;r,iiii. loniccoinm ' ' ' an]( HuiniH (jniin;; (lispl.i winner 94 Features 95 Lane — Benion Stuart — Marion lil Superlatives Most Friendly AxNiE Stuart — Everett Mark in Most Musical Pe(;(;v Lane — |. B. Bentcin Most Intellectual ( IaKT F5t. KE ' . I ll IRNE Blake — Hornc 96 Superlatives Best Looking Rav Love — Pat Lamm Best Dressed Marshai li MooDV — Lewis Shaw Best All Round Johnny- Alford — Annie Stuart r.ove — Lainr M Hul Mi,,u 97 e.iavhill- I ' nilc Marion — Moodv Superlatives Most Original Fa ' erett M kiii - Marsiiale Moody Most Athletic ( ilJ )l (il ' , C;kA BII I JACKII ' , PlILI.EN Most Popular Annie Sit ' art — Buck Hardee 98 May Court MARSHALE MOODY Qtieen ROBERT I.ASATER Eoyal Attendants RUTH HARPER Qjieen i Attnidnnt ARCHIE LYNCH King ' s Attendant 100 Sophomore Attendants ANNE STUART PAT LAMM DIANTHA MINTON JACKIE PULLEN GEORGE GRAYBILL JOHNNY ALFORD CLAWSON ELLIS S. G. FLOWERS 101 Freshman and High School Attendants BARBARA HRI I I MARIIAX ( l LK BO.Wll, lA N( 11 SAMA ' f.ADDl.l.R WILLIAM BIGCiERS ROBERT HAYES VERNON BRAKE THOMAS WATKINS 1949 King and Queen ANNA (iREEN BIIJA ' MASON 102 Campus Scenes 103 W ' Ikii ' , oil wlici-c. ;mc ihc yr.i c old CJraduatrs: ' . . . Somcw hen- in the wide, wide world. As wr lc,i c iIk ' cinipiis we io c Ici i;o (iiit into a JarmT world, we. the Class of -,(i, liopc that, as ( ' .iin|il irll has i;i cn lici licst to us, we will in tnrn yixc the world our hesl in service and lo r. 104 YOUNG ' S DEPARTMENT STORE ANGIER, 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. We are authorized dealers for all Hotpoint Appliances, and Perfection Cook Stove and Oil Circulator Heaters. We are also authorized dealers for Massey Harris Tractor and Farm Implements. WE WELCOME YOUR PATRONAGE FITCHETT DRUG STORE INC. For Driiy, Economy John V. Tik. union Pail E. Takt 1 ' harm,,,, sis PHONK ,S(l7(l 1)1 . . . C Everything jor the Sportsman DUNN SPORT CENTER PHONE 2;!69 DINN. NORTH CAROLINA RAY ' S-The Ladies ' Store Nationally Advertised Ladies and Children ' s READ -TO-WEAR DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS We Featnre Stvlr. Quality. Value ] isit is Often RAY ' S LiLLINGTON. N. C. STRICKLAND MOTOR COMPANY HLICK -:- PONTIAC Sales and Service 1)1 NN. NORTH CAHOIJNA (J 11 I N N ' S Compliments oj DIXON ' S SERVICE STATION m{MTl KK FUNERAL DIRKCTOIIS PiioNK XM)6 DUNN. NORTH CAROLINA iiack of lio s Doniiilorv l!l lES c:reek. N. C. OUR GOAL: CUSTOMERS ' SATISFACTION (Mility Tells -:- Bon-Ton Did It BON-TON CLEANERS COATS. NORTH CVKOLIW Pope Printing Company Commercial Printers ? ' ul lish,TS ,,f THE DUNN DISPATCH Harnett County ' s Oldest and Most a ideh Read Newspaper Complitnenls of ASH WORTH Merits and Boys ' Store FIdrsheim Shoes - Dobbs Hats Van Heusen Shirts Fl!(.)l AV SPRINCS. N. C. Compliments of OFFICE EQUIPMENT SUPPLY COMPANY DINN. .NORTH (: R01,I Campbell is the ritiht college: A Chrysler or Plymouth is the right car. COATS MOTOR CO. COATS. iNoKTH CAROLINA PROCTOR-BARBOUR COMPANY J. I. CASE TRACTORS NEW HOLLAND AUTOMATON HAY BALERS FUQUAY SPRINGS -:- FAYETTEVILLE WAKE FOREST COLLEGE (Fnund.-d i;;.H4i Greetings to the 1950 PINE BURK and the Students at Campbell College SUMMER SESSION OPENS JUNE 12. 1950 FALL SEMESTER OPENS SEPTEMBER 13, 1950 For Furtliei Injm nialion. II rite WAKE FOREST COLLEGE WAKE FOREST. NORTH CAHOEE A MEREDITH COLLEGE Fully Accredited Liberal Arts College. Department of Art, Business, Home Economics, Music. Supervised Teaching in City Schools. Progressive Educational Program in Terms of Christian (iharacler and Leadership. Distinguished Reeord of Student Honors and Achievement. Attractive Location in The Educational Center of the State. 170-acre Campus. Modern Fireproof Dormitories. Plans for extensive developments. tf rile for ( ' ataloi iie and Folder of I ieus CARLM.E CAMPBELL, President RALEICH. 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BURNETTE Distributor of Tom ' s Products IM . ( KTH (: K()LI Compliments of AMERICAN BAKERIES COMPANY Fayetteville. North Carolina C. F. HARRISON KHl IT and PRODUCE HARNETT HARDWARE COMPANY -¥■ Ruilding Material. Farm Supplies. Duo-Therm Heaters. Tlior Auto- matic Washer. Kelvinatur A|i- iiliances. Lowe Hnithers Faints. M ers Water System. ■¥■ ni ' NN.N, c. If holcsale Only Quality ■ Price - Service I ' llONE . ' )-l. ' i2.T F!AI,KI(-II. NORTF) CAHOMNA WILKINS MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Dealer for OLDSMOBILE and GMC TRICKS 2033 Di N. C. W W CHEVROLET CO., INC. Sales Service Phone 2131 DUNN, NORTH CAROLINA FLEMING ' S SELF SERVICE GROCERIES - MEATS SANFORD, N. C. POPE ' S 5c-$1.00 STORES !■ u(juav Springs, Lillington, Nashville, Erwin and Angier. N. C. WE ALWAYS HAVE GOOD VALUES ACME CLEANERS C. H. liAKKI ' OOT. I ' ropnrlor DRV CLEANING. DYEING AND PRESSING Alleratiuns a Sijecially J HONE 15 FUVLIAY SPRINGS, N. C. TO out BENEFACTORS, uhose earnings have thus heen dedi- cated to the cause of Christian Education: to our Patrons, who entrusted us uitli tlleir most cherisiied jxissessions: to our Students, uho ha e ini|ires ed others liie jiohilitN (d ' their fixes; l i the niaiiN (.[tier l ' ' riend . uho ha i ' maintained an ahiding cdfilidenee in the institution, ue are indid ted loi the continued ■iiculii ol ' (:am|.i. -ll C.dlege tiirough tifl . eight ears iiistorx. Looi ing to C„h for His ((.nlinned help and guidance, we hope with tile aid of our Friends lo do c en licllei wnvk. and to maive tile inslitution a mon- ellicieiit agi ' iicx for du- uplift of humanitx. CAMPBELL COLLEGE Buie s Ckeek, North Carolina COLLEGE GRILL Buie ' s Creek. N. C. We Serve Eats for the Students STUDENTS WELCOME! HAYNE ' S STUDIO G. C. Haynes. Jr.. Proprietor Commercial Photographs Photo Finishing Portraits MemlH ' i THK PnOT()CK I ' HERS ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA RALEIGH. N. C. Compliments of PRINCE ' S DEPARTMENT STORE Reliable Merchants Since 1900 Duiiii. NOrtli Carolina Students Patronize Our Advertisers DUTCHE ' S PLACE CAR SERVICE : GAS - DIE IVashinii. Greasinp:. Polishing, Simonizing GENERAL MERCHANDLSE BUIE ' S CREEK. N. C. n. v; s. poNTiAc CO. S II.KS an, SKRI ICE I II i.i (:T(i . . ( ,7,T,7 ),. (,., RFAIEMIlEli THIS SE IL . . lis ),„,, hsiiraiu,- ol lln- REST Refreshing CAROLINA TYPEWRITER COMPANY ()- 1 ' . l  klNs. l ,„,„,..,r ril.M.r WVYl 11 . . ■ all-I.UH Shrrl i; M.KM.II. . c. ( ' .oiitjiliincnis oj P O ( L E ' S 1 Bin f(T71Tpil piT; IW VeVes % j n Kill- lina.l Na-lmll. ' K.ia.l M i:iHM. . C. i;,M Ki loi M. . C, BROGDEN PRODUCE CO., INC. RALEIGH. N. C. Wholesale FRESH FRUITS AND PRODUCE Serving Buie ' s Creek for Over Forty-four Years CAMPBELL COLLEGE BUIE ' S CREEK, N. C. FALL SEMESTER BEGINS SEPTEMBER 12, 1950 A slaiuianl Co-ediuatioiial Junior College. Meni- lici ol the Soullieni Association of Colleges and Seeondary Schools. Regular college and commercial courses; music, piano, voice, home economics, athletics, dei)ating. and dramatics; glee club; writing; religiou- organization. READ THIS . . . before you decide on your profession Do y - ii like children? Do yoii like to feel you ' re helping them develop, helping them huild then lives and their futmesV Do you like facts and ii.leas . . . like to ahsorh them and aild to our intellectual stature? Do you like to feel you ' re taking part in the progress of your community. your state, your country — and the world? Do you have imagination? Poise? Patience and understanding ' . ' Good health and normal energy? If you can answer yes to these questions, the chances arc good thai you have a talent for leaching. During the ne t few years. 2.1().()0() teachers — over and above those re- quired to till normal vacancies — will he needed in our schools. There is a special need for teachers in elementary grades . . . and there will be an even greater need during the years ahead. ' oiir place may he in this highly honored profession — look into the possibilities loda . Bidtr ScliDols Make BtKiT Coiiiniiinitie.s I ' riiitid as a piihlic .service by Edwards Brdubhtdn Cd. Kdiicarion Molds RALEIGH. N. c. OiirKiiliirt PRINTERS OF THE PINE BURR AUTOGRAPHS A AUTDGRAPHB