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

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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

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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

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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