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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1953 volume:

H N iHi eZ CAMPBELL COLLEGE A coeducational junior college. Established in I887by JAXampbell as Buie ' s Creek Academy. Since 1925 owned by the Baptist State Convention. ; m ■ ' .m . ' ' S I : ' «4 y «;•.■ ' ■, ' S ; ' : t t o? o VAO cu V tVA i V3 .S Co « ' •yen . %us ess VAono ' gCT V o o Vctf ' Some of the New ,|p fy4- -.,? ' • ' I r f i i Some of the Old To the Aims and Ideals of Campbell College TO OUR 6EMEFAtTO ' RS, JHOSe £AI5rilM 5 HAVE THU5 bttUDfDlCAlCBTOTHe CAUiC Of CHWST AM CDUCATIOM; TOOaO, PATRONbyHOHftVE EMTRU5TEC 05 W TH THQH M0 .TCHEP I5HEC P0Se t56lOM6;TO OuR STUDEMtS u)ho HAVtlMPftESStlD OTHERS G y THE MoWUTy o j -meift lives; TOTHE mny OTHEI FRIEMW who H ft VE MAIMTAINEO AH Aat lriO CONFIDEMCE THE INSTlTUTIOlN,We AKE iHeebTCo fon iiit comtinoed orowth of cAtiPtbELu (OWtiE THROOUM ITd « i) Ty- V yCARS 0«J HI TcSfty. LOOK ' NCr TO GOD FOB. Mii tONTlNU6J HELP AND 6UID - ANCE, WE. HOPE. WITH THE AlC o ' s FR,l£rit5 TD Do £i 6ri ftETTtPvWOUK AHbTd HAlkf THE. m TIT«JTIon A MOR-E. EFriCIEHT AOErtCy For THfi UpUrT oF HonAMiTy 111! IIHIllllll C. V. Whitley W. E. Nichols Board of Trustees EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Earl Westbrook, Chairman Roy Purser Yates Parker W. E. Nichols, Coats O. F. Patterson, Sanford Mrs. W. K. Rand, Durham TRUSTEES Terms Expiring 1953 R. B. Wilkins, Durham A. H. Carter, Wallace W. A. Johnson, Lillington Terms Expiring 1954 Earl Westbrook, Dunn R. A. Herring, Winston-Salem W. Carroll Bryan, Jacksonville LeRoy Townsend, Lumberton C. V. Whitley, Zebulon G. Dewey Smith, High Point Terms Expiring 1955 Mrs. J. G. Layton, Lillington Joe R. Overby, Smithfield Harry D. Wood, Leaksville Henry B. Day, Raleigh J. E. Baker, Burlington Blanton Hartness, Henderson Terms Expiring 1956 Roy Purser, Raleigh Ralph Langdon, Fayetteville Yates Parker, Raleigh Hunter Strickland, Four Oaks Victor E. Brown, Williamston Gilmer Cross, Goldsboro l :5% 1 With all our hearts we thank jNIr. Jenkins, our faculty adviser, and tlie whole Annual staff for this panoramic picture of life at Campbell in 1952-1953. The poses and acts have been selected with fine balance and feel- ing for the artistic. Through the years this album of familiar faces will in hours of weariness recall sen- sations sweet — feelings of unremembered pleasures — acts of kindness and of love. Will it likewise bring to mind foolish, adoles- cent moods, childish acts, and wasted oppor- tunities. ' ' Perhaps, and yet mj ' sincere prayer for each member of the big Campbell family is that our failures, as well as our successes, may be stepping stones toward freedom, truth, and the more abundant life. Leslie Hartwele Campbell, President. A. R. BuRKOT Dean of the College Robert R. Phebus Dean of Men Miss Betsy Ann Morgan Dean of Women : ::Sx. r iv,. i i -i . Faculty Lonnie D. Small, Business Manager Weldon E. Johnson, College Pastor Mrs. Sarah Lorraine Allen, Commercial Department John Edward Ayscue, Social Science Mrs. Courtney R. Bixby, Modern Lan- guages Catherine Campbell, Home Economics Miss Ora Cansler, English and Latin F. M. Caudell, Bookstore Manager Hargrove Davis, Assistant Coach Martha E. Edwards, Mathematics James L. Faison, Assistant Dean of Men and Covimercial Department IMrs. James L. Faison, Secretary to the Dean Mrs. A. C. Hamby, Assistant Librarian Jessie Griffin, Librarian W. H. Hart, Public Relations Charles B. Howard, Bible B. W. Jenkins, Business Mrs. B. W. Jenkins, Dietitian Allen Jones, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Doris King, Social Science JSI MM Jk I. SE S 9 ' To Advance Learning in all lines of Truth. Faculty Perry Q. Langston, Religious Education Mrs. E. H. Lasater, Hostess Pauline Lowman, MatJiematics and Assist- ant Dean of Women Mrs. Bessie C. Lynch, Pian and Harmony Mrs. M. B. Matthews, Secretary to the President Mrs. Robert H. Morgan, Assistant to the Business Manager Ada M. Overby, Assistant to the Dean Mrs. Roy Parker, College Nurse Mabel Powell, English Mrs. G. T. Proffit, Chemistry Mrs. Jack Raglan, Assistant Librarian Mrs. Gladys S. Satterwhite, English Norman Earl Smith, Physical Education S. David Smith, Music Mrs. Preston Stephenson, Voice Mrs. George R. Swann, English G. A. Tripp, Psychology and Education Ernest M. Walker, Biology 13 c -- : t -i I SUMMER SCHOOL FACULTY Jenkins, Burkot, Allen, Davis, Mrs. Swann, Tripp, Kuhns, Swann, Bagby, Cansler, ProfBt, Small, Goodrich, Mrs. Jenkins, Marshbanks, President Campbell. 1 !i F 1 1 i 5 Si - 1 I Student Council The most important organization on our Campus is our Student Council. Its aims and purposes are to promote good citizenship and a genuine school loyalty by precept and example; to foster a better relation- ship and understanding between all groups that are connected in any way with Campbell College; to as- sume leadership in promoting any cause that makes for a better Campbell College; to forestall the coming into existence of unwholesome conditions ; to make ad- justments in the case of individuals or groups who have violated the accepted standards of conduct; to project proposals of amendments and improvements in the existing regulations for the benefit of all groups. Wilson B. Caspari, Jr President Dorothy Howard, P ' ice-President Viola Luck, Secretary Seated, left to right: Sue Turnage, Viola Luck, Wilson B. Caspari. Jr., John Drewrv, Joyce Mattox. Standing, left to right: Charles Lee, Mr. Phebus, Miss Lowman, Dorothy Howard, Tom Lanier, John Hardy Hall, Svbil Bntson. Harry Driver, Jimmy Brooks, Miss Morgan, Mr. Faison, Mr. Burkot. 16 Baptist Student Union The Ba])tist Stmlciit I ' liion lias l)ut one yoal: (iocl ])re(loniiiiant in tlie life of every student at C ' ani])l)cll. It is conij)ose(l of almiit twenty students rejiresenting every religious activity on campus and also a faculty and pastor adviser. In all its activities throughout the year, the IJa})tist Student Tnion strives to hi-ing the students to a positive ha|)]iy approach to life, to a point of vniderstanding in which (iod, as known thi ' ough Christ, is recognized as the principal impulse for creative camjms living. Lawhexck W. Oliver President H.Trvey Williams. First J ' ice-President Joyce Mattox. Second J ' ice-President Mary Ann Johnson, Third rice-President Betty Lon Williford. Secretary William D. Ilnghes, Jr.. Treasurer Manuel Cniinup, yiusic Chairman I.oretta Howe, Chapel Chairman .lennie Byrd, Puhlieiti Chairman Miss Cansler and Mr. Walker. Fneiilti Advisers ' iola Perry. Liltrarian Tomniic Canipe. Siindaif Schmil Superintendent Carol Moore and Hudoipli Whitley, ,Ir.. ll.T.U. Directors Carolyn O ' Kelley, Y.Jf.J. Presi dent Ray Inman, Student J ' ohinteers President William Davenport. Ministerial Representative Barbara Farris. J ' esper Chairman l)(iin Ad.-mis. Mornina ll ' ateli Chairman Klvett Building Carrie Rich Memorial Library Kobtrsoii. Wilson, Morgan, Davcni ort, Corbett. Sophomore Class Officers Bdbbv Rokkrsox Jo Ann Wi I.SOX President Vice-President J KAN Davkntoht C ' aroi- Corbktt Seeretiiri Treasurer M Is poll AN DORIS (tRAY ADAMS St. Pauls S. S. Class President 1 : B.T.U. Officer 1 : B.S.U. Council 2: House Council 2; Y.W.A. 1. - ' : K.K.K. Club 2. .UzL-ai .t rraiiii to (in ichat there is to be done. A real friend to ani one. HKNRY CLYDE ADAMS Bladenboro Track Team 1. 2: K.K.K. 1.2: B.T.U. 1.2: Ministerial Conference I. 2. .1 step at a time, one goes a long ic-aif. JOE ANDREWS Chalvheate Springs Enough vigorous effort xcill result in a job xcell-done. Joe ' s jolly disposition is ad- mired hfi many. WILLIAM ALLEN ALTHLR Aiken. S. C. Baseball 1. The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. EIX.AR R. BAIN Lillington Pine Birr Statf 1: Ejisilon Pi Eta 2: Mar- -.hal 2. ()nr arguments in the bookstore are good experience for Edgar as he prepares him- self in the field of criminal laze. VERNON BAKER. .IR. Colerain Alternate House Council 2: Baseball I: Monogram Club 2. A kind zcord and ticinkling eyes. .JENNIE RUTH BARBOUR Dunn OI«- Club. Where there ' s a good time, there ' s .Jennie, .i keen appreciation for the lighter side of life. WILLIAM THOMAS BAREFOOT Dunn Ba ketball 1. When we help to bring joy and laughter into the lives of others, ue are entitled to fun ourselves. Sophomores JAMES LEE BLAKE (Jim) Raleigli Basketball 1. 2; Baseball 1, 2. A friend is worth all the hazards ice can run. THOMAS WALTER BRAKE. II Rowland Basketball 1; Baseball 1. 2: Men ' s House C ' ouneil 2 (Vice-President). To knoic him is to like him — this quiet, friendly boi from Pearson. ATHIA MARIE BRYAXT Clinton V.W.A. 2; Sunday School Officer 2. This quiet girl from Clinton has -iCon her -iCai) into the hearts of many here at Camp- hell. JENNIE BYRD (Jay Byrd) Lillington Cheerleader 1; Choir 1. 2; B.S.U. Council 2; House Council 2; Dramatics Club 1. 2: Student Volunteers 1.2; V.W.A. 1.2; Block C (President) 2; I.R.C. 2; B.S.L ' . 1.2; Sun- day School Officer 2. Jf ' it is the spice of life. JESSE BYRD Linden Honor Society 2; Pine Biru . taff 2: Mar- shal 1. 2; I.R.C. 1. 2. His sincerity and dependabiliti xchich hare made him prominent today u-ill make him even more prominent tomorrow. TOMMIE LEE CANIPE Rocky Mount Ministerial Conference 1. 2; Superintendent of Sunday School 2 ; B.S.U. Council 2 ; Fresh- man Class Officer 1 ; Men ' s House Council (Secretary) 2; B.T.L ' . 2; Student Council 1. .In eastf-going hoif with a twinkle in his et e. SYLVIA ANN CARTER Wallace Clieerleader 1. 2; V.W.A. 1. 2: Pine Birr . tatf 2; House Council 1; Student Council 1: W.R.A. 1; B.T.L . 1: Sunday Scliool Offi- cer 1; Block C 2; May Court l . . cheery voice, a gay smile — these char- acterize this happy girl from Wallace. WILSON B. CASPARI. JR. (Yank) Ronkonkoma. L. I.. New York Basketball (J.V. and Varsity); President of .Student Council 2; Dramatics Club 1; Choir I. Yank has been the perfect leader of our stu- dent government. Sophomores 21 Dorc.l.AS COA ' I ' S (llou.u) I.illin-t..ii IJaseli.-ill 1. Somctinirx silriicc is i niilcr lliiiii K-iin s. CAROL BON ' NK CORHKl ' T Sprinu H,.)..- Iiitramunil Baskitball C ' liaiiipions I ; Kitclicii Club Social Cliairinan 1. Viff-Prt- siilt ' iit 2: Baski-tl.all •_ ' ; ' rnasur.r Soplioinorf Class -2: SfcTftary Sunday ScIkkiI Class 1 , L ' : Dva- iiiatifs I ; Cliiiir L ' . lihiiiil, iiirli liiiir (iiiitr a (Jiiil ' . Yiiii ' U iniil.r (I (iiii)il iniiKiiiiiirr. MANL ' F.L KI.I CLNNLP Cliarlntt.- li.S.L ' . Ccuiuil •- ' ; l.lt.C. . niiiii that u ' i)r ,.v xcill liiiil siicass alica i x. CKOIUiK lil ' .IfNAHl) CCIiiiV, .IK. S.mlonl .M,-n lldusr ((miicil. . iiiiii-l uYi) uv Zi II linn liiinil -tliis is (iniri r, thr Unit II,. IIS, Ciiiiiiil man. .(KAN M, DANKNl ' OUr Al.x.nulri.i. .i. Lihrary Assist.Mit ; Hpsiloii I ' i Kt.a : Sicrct.ary of So|. ' h(iinoiT Class J. ■• ' I ' },,- mihhst iiiiiinnrs iiiiil tli, ' i ,iill,st I,, ait. WILI,I. . I D.W ' l ' .NI ' OUr . l, .(ii,lii.i. ' ,i. B.S.I ' . C.Miiicil -J; .Miiiist.ri.il ((iiifmiuc l ' . ••77 . • iiiiiviTs, ' IS chaiiijr; our lift- is what iiiir Ihiiiii hts iiiiil.f it. HAZi ' .l, DICkKNS iicmokc H.ipids B.T.L ' . I. ■- ' : Choir I. -2: V. V.. . I. J: Cnrl. Pfhhii-s 1; i ' l.NK liritii St.aff ' J; I ' -iisil,,,, I ' i F,ta 2: Stiiilirit ' oluntrrrs I; W.li.A. I; .Marslial 2. . fnriiil tn all sin- iiir. ' l.i. JOHN C. DHI ' .WUV Coluiiiluis. (1.,. Chi.-f Clirrrlr.Hl.r I. 2; .M oiioiii-.nn Cinl. Secretary ; Stud.Mit Council 1,2; .Men ' s House Council I ' resiilent. ' Diis sliiirl iiiui with Ihr twiiihir in his r ifr IS rrrliini In hrriinir ,iii, of tlir Irailimi dortors uf lin.rira. Sophomores 22 ROHKHT 1 ' . DLKKS (I{ohl y) Cliarlfstoii, S. C. C ' lioir 1. ' 2; Ministerial Conference 1, 2; Kitciien Club I; B.T.U. Union President 1. 2 ; Cieneral Secretary of College S. S. 2 ; Intramural Atiiletics 1, 2. This Charlextoii ' iaii lias- an accfiit that is fasily if - )f in f l oil iiiiii pus. MARION V. KI.KINS Blad.nl.oro Student ' oluntetrs 1. 2; Ministerial Con- ference 1, 2. Fortune favors the hold. HARI5ARA .IKAN FARRIS Cliarlestdii. S. C. 15.S.L ' . Council 2; Wouicn ' s House Council 2; I.R.C.: Student X ' olunteers 1. 2; Kitciien Club I. 2; r.eadcr of Intermediate Training L ' nion 2; YAV.A. I. 2. Barbara is quirt and rrsrrvcd i rt that licauti- ful smi ' f drauw one to lii-r. CHARI.KS F. (,II,I!ERT Benson Quiet in manner, effieient in studie.i — thi. dai student friim Benson should make a tine dentist. CI.AIDF. R. (iRAIIAM Danville. Va. -Ministerial Conference President. His consecration to the (Ireat cause is more evident each daij. CIIARLFS L. HALES Warsaw Men ' s House Council 2; Dramatic Club 1. 2; Clioir 1. 2: College Quartet 2; S. S. Class Ortlcer 2; School Play I. 2. Jlicai s doing his hit, Charles icill he reniem- hereil hif his ilassniates. JOHN H.U{I)V HAI.I. McDonald liasrb;ill 1; Monogram Club 1. 2; Student Council 2: Dramatic Club 2. Il ' ith that friendli smile and that kind word for evert one, .Jolin snincs all he meets. .MAR.IORIF L. HALSKV Fdenton Y.W.A. 1. 2; Kitciien Club 2; I.R.C. 2; Stu- dent NOIuntccrs 2; B.T.I ' . Otticer 1,2; S. S. Cl.iss Officer 1. That cute hlonde from F.denton. Sophomores 23 M: TON IIAMII l ' ON Chalybeate Springs II ' ix stitili- is ciiiiltifiidua, hix friendliness is siijiirli, tnid hi.s ninhiiiiiii is success. DONALD WAVNi: IIAHDKF, Lillin-toii His hard wi:rL and vujiinnts life icill he im- jinrlinil iissets to him as he ( oes into the loisiness world. DlANl ' , HARMON Lilliiii;toii ' I ' r.ick ' I ' c.nii 1, ■_ ' ; Stuilrnt ' ()luiiteers 2. J ,v ( at a t.iiii one ( oes a long tc ' o y. MAIil.rKUriK IIARHINCiTON Hrdatiway Haskrthall ■- ' . . Iiiiiiih is ' icorth a hnndred groans in any market.- i:!,IZAlil ' l ' ll IllCKS Wilniiniitiin W.K.A. I; ' .U ' .A. I: Stiult-nt N ' olunttrrs 1, ■J; Kitrh.n duli 1 ; B IM ' . Ottic-er 1. ■ ' Fneiidhi. hlond 7Cith a giiiet manner. I ' A ' l ' HOOD OoUlslior.i t ' .W.A, ■- ' ; Stililnit Assistant L ' : Otfie ' iT of S. S. -J. IVe predict her future -.cill he as I, right as her smite is friendti . DOIiO■l ' II ■ I ' ATTISON HOWARD Hiiirs Crcfk .May (diirt Attiiulant 1; HdiKir Sdc-iety 1. 2. I ' residriit L ' ; X ' irt-l ' nsideiit Student Council 2; Draniaties Clnli I. J; Basketball Team 1. ■_ ' ; Hloek ' C ' I . L ' ; Clinir 1 , 2 ; I ' ink Hriut Staff ■- ' ; Creek I ' ehldes Staff 2. This line girl is a su,-eess in all of her under- t a Lings. LORHTTA IIOWK liuiliimton B.S.r. |-, eenti c Cnnneil 2; Cliapel Chair- niari of H.S.T. 2; ' ice-l ' iTsi(lent of Women ' s Hous. ' Council 2; i.R.C. :. 2; W.R.A. 1; Clioiv 1.2: Kitchen Club 1.2: Student ' obni- trcrs 1. 2; Dramatics 2: 15. ' ! ' . I ' . 1. 2. X ' icc- I ' lvsi.hnt I. .luni.ir .Vdviscr 2: ' .W.-X. I. 2. Vu-r I ' rcsi.lcnt I. ( ' ,• l.iiou- that this line girl u ' ill make a fine leader ahererer she goes. Sophomores ' ' i BERXICE HOWELI, Dudley Taste the joy that springs from labor. AUGUSTA HOWELL (Mac) Lumhtrton B.T.U. 1, 2 (Secretary 2); Choir 1, 2; Y.W.A. I, 2; Student Volunteers 1; W.R.A. I. A sweet, sincere girl ichose friendly manner has won her a host of friends. WILLIAM DURMIE HU(;HES. JR. Charleston, S. C. Ministerial Conference 1,2; Student Wihin- teers 1, 2; B.S.U. 1, 2 (Treasurer); B.T.U. 1. 2 (Officer). A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. ROBERT R. HUNTER Winston Salem Ministerial Conference 1. 2; Intermediate B.T.U. Leader. Ki ' er ready to give service. ELDRIDGE RAY IN MAN Nixonville, S. C. Sunday School Superintendent 1 ; Student Volunteers (President); I.R.C. ( ' iee-Presi- dent); B.T.U. 1, 2. Honor ties in honest toil. ROBERT . AMES .lACKSON Raleijih Dramatics Club 2; .Monoiiram Clul) 1. 2 (President 2). Happy I am; from can- I ' m free! Il ' hi aren ' t they all contented liL-e iiie ' f ' MARY ANN JOHNSON (inensboro Student Volunteers 1, 2; B.T.I ' . I. 2 (Offi- cer); Library Assistant; Y.W.A. I. 2; W.R.A. 1; B.S.U. Council 2; Home Ec. Club 2; Story Hour Assistant 2. Nothing great was ever achieved -.citliiuit enthusiasm. ,K)YCE JONES Em,uay Springs Basketball 1, 2; Block C 1, 2; Kitchen Club 2; Y.W.A. . .Joyce will certainly add light to her patients. Sophomores 25 JOHN DAII.KY KKUNODI.K H. iison Bast-hall 1 ' . To lead others one tniisl xiai ahead. John should siiecced in plii sieal education work-. ANNIF, I.KK I.AN(iI)()N AMi-i.-r The countenance is tlie iude.r of the soul. TOM LANIER Fu(|uay Spiiniis Studfiit (■(iiiiuil J; I ' iNK Hriui Staff J. Tom is one of those u-ell-l,led hi even one. He is al caqs readi to lenil a heljiinij hand. JOSKl ' lI I.AWHKNCK Saufoial am a man; I count uotliiuij human luilif- ferent to me. ' f;KOIi(iK RONALD LI ' . DHKl ' TKR (Roriiiif) Charldttr ••.S7 7 water runs deeji VIOLA l-LORKNCK LLCK ( R.-.l ) liurliimtdii Presidfril U ' iimh-h ' s ILiusr (■|iiuicil J; Sccvc- tary-Trfasiirtr Student ( ' oiincil ' i ; Student V ' oluiiteers L -; ' rraiiiiuf; L iiiiui 1,2; ' .W ' .A. L ■- ' ; Kiteheu (lull . •_ ' ; W.R.A. 1; Choir I. 2; Associate Kditor I ' lxi: Himi _. Horn to lead. ROHKRT NLASSIL (lioh) Bryant. a. Kitehen Cluh ■_ ' : Choir 1 ' . The ifuiet soul lives ue.rt to Cud. RLBA (.RKA MATTIILWS Willae. Baskethail 1. :. ' . Captain 1; IL ' l ' .L. S.eretary 2; Choir 1. 2: Student N ' olunteers . l ' ; V.W.A. I. ■- ' ; Dramatics I. L ' ; House Council 2; I.ILC. ■- ' ; Blo-k •(■■ ' Cluh ■_ ' ; S. S. Class Officer I, ■- ' . Beautiful music is the fiiundatiiin iif In r dreams. Sophomores 26 JOYCE YVONNE MATTOX Roselaiul, Va. Student Goveriiinent 2; Member of B.S.U. Executive Council 2; Y.W.A. 1, 2; House Council Member 2 ; Student Volunteer 2 ; B.T.U. Officer 2; Kitchen Club 1; Choir 1; Eta Pi; Home Economics Club. Ilt-r ijuiet determination and magnetic per- sonaliti 7cill earn her far. .1. C. McDL ' FFIE Sanford Track Team 2; Monogram Club 1, 2. The actiz ' e man is the happi man. JOSEPH McCiUGAN Fayetteville Choir 1. 2; Quartet 2. Bright gem inxtinet :cilh mu.sie, viieal aparh. r.LOYI) THOMAS McKENZIE Cartilage Prayer Meeting Leader 2; Jr. Varsity Base- liall Team 1; President of Kitchen Club 2; .Member of Student ' olunteer 1, 2; Social Director of B.T.U. ; Sunday School Officer 1. Mac -u-ith hi.1 heart of gold has won mani a friend. He ' s lionnd to .tnceeed. CARI.TON MELVIN Elizabrtbtown K.K.K. 2. Courage conijuer.s all things, it even ( ires strength to the hodi . laiTS HAIiliV .MEWHOHN. ,IR. South Hill. ' a. Basketball 1; Creel.- Pel, hies Staff 2. Remember, Harri , there are other places he- sides Virginia. MlI.DKKl) ROSEMARY MILLER Silver Springs, Md. Y.W.A. ], 2, Art Director 1; B.T.U. Offices of (Jroup Captain. Bible Readers ' Leader, and Missionary Leader: S])anish Club 1; Ciieerleader 1,2; Block C 1, 2. Secretary- Treasurer 2: Student Press Bureau 1. - smde for all she meets. WILLIAM JOSEPH MILLER Sanford Friendship is love xcithont its -.cine s. Sophomores 27 mk4 Sophomores SALLY CAROL MOORE Carrie Crri ' l.- Prhhlrx 1; Honor Society 2; LR.C. I, 2; 15.T.L ' . ], 2 (Co-Director 2); B.S.U. Coiiiicil 2. ( ' anil ' s siiicfriti cntd cupaliilil i liif rthrr 7Cith liiT cli-liilhtfiil prr.sniialily as.uirr h,T suc- LSABKL NAYLOR Dunn ll ' ho can fiijoi Ix ' ing aliini ' ' RL ' HY BOWLES NEAL Halifax Stud. -lit Volunteers 1; B.T.L. 1 (Officer). S}i( ' fiaiiix xtrfiigth ax slir iirx. WOODROW V. NKAL (Woo.ly) Halifax Ministerial ( ' (inference I. 2; Student Volun- teers 1. (hi fir,- for his caiixr, ll ' iiiiili will siiriid his lifr prcachinii. LAWRENCE OLIVER Carthage I ' resid.nt B.S.U. 2; Track Team 1, 2; Stu- dent dlunteers 1,2; B.T.L . 1. 2 (Officer 1). His fririiill 1 jiiTsmialil 1 anil di-fj) ciun ' ictiiins xhiiiild earn, thix ILS.l ' . prrxidrni far in hix ch.ixrn lirl ' d. AL 1S DKXTKR 0 KRBY Chalylieatc Springs H,-iseh,ill I. -Drrl.: ' as most of ns Lninc him, is -.crll likid hi, all. DKWKY I ' ACiE Bnics Creek Ministeri.il Conference 1, 2. -Soinr proplr fight in a U ' «r, hul he li(,hlx aiiiiiiixt sill. AlHRKY Q. PATTERSON (Buddy) Cliarlotte Ministeri.il Conference 1, 2. (jnirt, roiisrrvativr—a nirr fillou ' tii I. nine: RICHARD DONALD PEELE Roxolnl Good nature is the sign of a hig hrart. RONALD ROY PERCISE (ioldsl.oro Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2; Monogram Club ], 2. With his dash and athletic abiliti he should serve his chosen profession u-ell — Coaching. VIOLA PERRY (Perry) (Jrabam Women ' s House Council Secretary 2; B.S.L. Council 2; Pine Birr Staff 1. 2. Editor 2; B.T.U. 1. 2. Officer 1; Y.W.A. 1, 2; W.R.A. I; Student Volunteers 1; Kitchen Club 1. 2; Choir 1,2; Epsilon Pi Eta 2; Marshal 2. J ' iola will certainlji make someone a fine secretari . WILLIAM R. PHELPS (Bill) Wilniinfiton Choir 2; Ministerial Conference 1, 2; Stu- dent V olunteers 1, 2. Better known to most as Bill he is ri ' irij- one ' s friend. ELBERT PREVATTE Council Ministerial Conference 1.2; Student N ' olnn- teers I, 2. A big smile and a hiimlilr spirit makes Pre- vatte known to all. ROBERT WILSON ROHERSON (Bobby) Buie ' s Creek President of So])liomore Class 2; E|)silon Pi Eta. Vice-President 2; Marshal 2. This A student rcho is xcell-liked by everi - one is our Sophomore Class President. His red hair and friendly 7cai s will make him a successful doctor. BILLY WAYNE ROSSER Olivia Men ' s House Council 2; Pine Burr Staff 2. Billy is a quiet, intelligent guy xcell on the road to a future in the business world. MARY VALERIA SHEARON Varina Creek Pebbles Editor 2; I.R.C. 2; Y.W.A. 2; B.T.U. 2. Friendly, quiet, and stuilious her future as a journalist should be one of success. Sophomores 29 JERRY SI.ALNWniTF, R.ilriiih Mono.ar.iiM Club I.- ' ; CliiiTlcultr I: Dr.inia- teers 2. Chrrrful is thr ui r,l fur Jrrr, . BII.I.IK SMITH I ' lKjuay S|)rinirs This i-asii fliiiiir frilinc is sure la hi- a siirci-ss. KDWAHl) I.. (Roy) STKX ' KNS R.il, iirli I ' lNK 15riiii St.iff ■_ ' ; D.iy Student Social Com- niitttf ■- ' . (• mail ■ (I littir srltliil . Iiriinisr lie is ninr- rird. Ilr is tin . (rUii c -ichiii il rniiiis id hool.-s. JHSSIK TART (Red) Dunn . Iiicr, ijiiirt hiiij. MARCiUKRlTK VAN DOORSI.AKR Bniss.ls. 15.l.uiuni I ' lXK Hrmi StafT I. . ilrsirr la ham. AI.LKN WAI.KKR IlilKlHn-., Surf if siifcrss as a nitirt ' rinii . (,1 ' ,()R(-1 ' , AI.HI ' jri ' WARRICk (H.ldsl.nrc Ilciisr (■..iiiK-il ■- ' ; li.S.r. J. ' ' (• arfiir iiiiiii is llir liajipi man. VIM ' Ri:i) WKI.IiORN ,• s ,ral.s Willi mil Sophomores (,r,cnslH,r •liiiii. ; i MUl CAIA ' IN T. WELLS, JR. (Chip) Charlotte An i-a.s i -r oiiir lad icith a icay icith people that shdiild earn him far as a lau i er. C HYSTAL WKLLS Teachey 15.T.U. 1. 2. Pianist 2 : Choir 1. 2; B.S.U. 1. 2: Y.W.A. I. Quiet and reserved Chris has a determlna- tldii that -icUl make her career as a music teacher a success. VILLL [ I). WENZEL (Bill) Goldsboro Basketball 2; Baseball 2; Monogram Club 2. This (juiet hill from (ioldslxiro Is certain to liecome n fine coach. BERT W. VEST1UU)()K Richlands Basketball 1. 2; Baseball 1. 2; Monogram Club 1. 2; Clioir I; Cam])bell Dramateers 1. Full of fun, full of f lee Where there ' s noise, I ' ll ahcai s be. ' KRN()N RLDOLI ' II WHITLEY (Rudy) Clinton B.S.U. Couneil 2; B.T.U. Director 2; Inter- national Relations Club 2; Student Volun- teers 2: K.K.K. 2; Viee-President of S. S. 2. . fi ' ie f ui xclii-n i ou r et to knotc him — his bark is worse than his bite. V, REYNOLDS WILBORX I ' uquav Springs Baseball 2. Rei nolds, ) our personality is one of t our r reatcst assets. Keep trt inf , i ou matf be- come a carpenter somedai . HARVEY WILLIAMS Hampton. Va. Clioir 1 : B.T.U. Co-Direetor 1 ; B.S.U. Coun- eil 1. 2; I.R.C. 2, President 2. Ilarveij is l.noun and liked btf ei ' cryone. Ills ijuict nature and ilrivinfj ambition xcill make him one of the best. BETTY LOU WILLIFORD St. Pauls B.S.U. Couneil 2. Secretary 2: Y.W.A. Pianist 2; House Couneil President Summer School; Secretary Training Union Group 2; Secretary S. S. 2; Busines.s Manager.s Secre- tary 2; Pine Bihr Typist 2. . r ai spot in the business offic e. Sophomores KDWARl) A. WlLLIFOHl) W.ldon Ministerial Conference 1. 2. Kd ' s friendly disposition 7cill hr a f rfaf asset III hitn as he directs retifjions education. .)() ANN WILSON Rocky Point I ' ruslini.-iii Class Officer I ; Sophomore Class Officer • : W.H.A. I (Officer); Women ' s House Conncil 2; Block C 2; Creek Pebbles Staff 2; I.R.C. 2 (Secretary); Honor Society 2 (Secretary); Marshall ' : H.T.U. 1. 2 (Officer 2); Vacuity Assistant 2. is seldiini that one finds liraiiis and beantif so crcrllcnthi combined. I ' OLLV ,JKAN WOMAC K Olivia Choir 1. 2; House Council 2; W.R.A. 1; B.T.U. I; Sunday School Officer 1. 2. Polli ' s s;cect and fnii-lorinf -,cays are snre Id mal;e her tops as a se -refari . I.OU .lEAN WOODLIKF Henderson ' i ' .W.A. 1, 2 (Officer I); W.R.A. 1; B.T.U. 1, 2. That c.inberant personalit i ! ' I ' HO.MAS K. WRKiHT ( Tounnie) Ciiiisonville Ministiri.il Conference I. 2; Kpsihin Pi Eta Tommie ' s ticptli of thonf ht and hn ' e of people name him as one u-ho is ardently devoted to bcciiniini a uiinisler. Xal I ' iclin-rd: i:i Cl.NK i ' AVl.Oli I.INKOUS Wl 1,1.1AM A. MII.I.F.R H.MrrON WA ' i ' SON SIM.MONS 32 Dorothy Howard £P3 LON PI BTA Pf(es D£NT Ronald Percise CO- CAPTAIN BASH£TBALL TEAM Viola Perry P A £ BURR eD 7X R Bobby Roberson PPESID£MT SOPHOMORe CLASS fif - i ( Sophomore Leaders 33 Sophomore - ' - Musi Miixual Ul ' .UA MAT ' l ' IIKWS •loK M({;i (;an .l n,s FliriKll l JOHN IIAliDV HAI,I, LOKKT ' I ' A IIOWK Mo. t liililLchnil HOHHY K()I5KRS() MAUCilKUrrK AN I)()()1{SLAK1{ Mdsl Oihi ' iiKil WILLIAM I), in (illKS. .IR. .IKNMK HAHHKR Superlatives lii.sf Dressed DOROTHY HOWARD RONALD LKDBK ' rTER Mast Likclji to LSiicceed RORRV RORKRSOX VIOLA LUCK Miisl Popular WILSON R. CAHPARL JR. JO ANN WH.SOX Best Looking RARBARA FARRIS CHARLES HALES Sophomore Superlatives futrnx ggfiimmmmmmmm Best All Aran ml DOROTHY HOWARD LAWRFA( K ()I,IM-:R Most AthUti, RONALD I ' KRCISK RKRA MA ' rrnKws Alma Mater Hoiioi ' tn tiK ' c. drai ' old ( ■.■iini ilirll ( ' (illfov l ' ' i)r tin ' 1r ' 1|) thou i;i i ' st in tlir hour of nci ' d : When we fare foi-th m the (|Ul■ t of knowledge, ' riiou dost safelv lea(L Loui ' li e ( ' ain|ih(. ' ll ColK ' ne. Dear old ( ' ami. hell Colleni.. Itadiant with the lin ' ht Di uie, I, oval we ] he to thee forever — (iuard thy saer ed shi ' Uie. Ri ' inht the davs t ' e speid within thy |iortalN. Fitting ' hand and heart for (K ' eds of hi h I ' enown Hence we ' ll yo to in the faii-est laurels I ' ' oi- thy I ' enal ei-o n. W ' l ' will hold thy name and honor staiidess In the van of liattie. tlii-ounh the fiei ' y fray: ' |-oni; siiall not heMnireh th haniiei ' waneless Till tinie latest dav. Freshman Class Officers Gexe Williams Jack Thomas Picsidcid Viit-Pii ' sidiiit Shf.rky Caspaki Mary Jaxe Whitlow Si ' crctarii Trcd.siircr Mr. P HEBrS Adz iser I ' lu-bus. Williams. Ciisijari, Thomas. Whitlow 37 Freshmen Gary Lee Adams, Diirliaiii Altri ' d Wilton Adcdck. l ' ayettoville l{(.y Wilson Allen, Clavhin Anne l ' ' Jizal)i ' tli Allnian, Zi ' hulon ' I ' lioinas l ' ' ,(l«ar(l A cnt, Hoc ' ky Mount K.ilHTt A. HaliliiT. .M,)i-elira(l City Ak ' an(lci- Krinp Harlii ' i-, Clarktoii Marjoi-ir l ' . Maivfoot. Four Oaks Clinton Ilaxi ' s Hai-iirs. I.uinlifi ' ton ( -A - .Iacks in IJai-ncs, ( ' |-|-o (ioi ' do Sliii ' li ' - Harnt ' s, Luniherton Doiothv Annelre Harnettc. Hickory Syliil Ann Uatson, ( loldshoi-,) I ' ' a i ' l ' ' di ,alietli HcaslcN, l)ui-iiani I ' Movd (iri ' fn Hi ' iiton, Cciio (iordo Sinlii ' l ' ' a f Hcnton, ( ' crro (ioi-do Aiiiic lilancliai ' d, l ' u(|uay Springs Leslie Arnold liostic, Hiscoc Hol.hy Hland liowcn, Whitcville (iai ' X () ' Hrit ' n l ourn, Jr., Hiscoi ' Annclla l -adslicr, Sanford Doi ' cas l,a (in Hritt. lannlnTton Mildred Dell I5i-itt, l ' ' airniont Susie Mat ' Hritt, Dunn Ka iiiond l.enon liiitton, Huie ' s Creek 39 tm vy: 40 Freshmen Kirhy Doiiirtii Brock, Wade Jiniiiiv Clifton ]}rook.s, Raleigh Rol)crt Lee Brooks, Jr., ' ass Clarence Riulol])li Uiown, Angicr Tatsy Mae Hnininiitt, Oxford Paul James Bryant, Clinton R. B. Bryant, Clinton Roi)ert Dean Bryant, Lake A ' iew, S. C. William l)nw Bryant, Roanoke Rapids Kate Klizalieth Huclianan, Lilliiigton (ieoi-ge l .(lmun(l iiullard, Jr., AVadu John Hoyd Burcliett, Henderson Harry Hen jamin Burlev, HI, Cohasset, Mas.s. (ieraldine .Minta Butlei ' , I ' .ruin Betty . nn Hutts, Buie ' s Creek Gertrude Klizai)eth Byrd, Coats .lolin Stewart Bvrd, Mamers Lacy .Jeward Byrd, Benson James Arcliii)ald Cam|)l)ell, l uie ' s Creek Ora Creen ( ' am|ii i ' ll. Buie ' s Creek Johnnie A. Canadv, Nakina Xancy Brown Caiuiady, Tomahawk Betty Jean Cannon, Bunnlevel Sherry Jayne Cas])ari, Itonkonkoma, X. Y Charles Henry Clark, Jr., Rockv Point 41 Freshmen .luli.-i Ik ' i-t ( ' lav. Louisliuri ' (u ' lie Wallace CokiT, IJiscoe lli ' lirv ( ' aiii|ii)i ' ll ( ' i)li ' , Fayi ' ttuvillc Mary Arlcni ' ( ' Dpelaiid, Ivlciiton .lolm David Cowley, .Jr., Hampton, ' a. Coiilcv ( ' . Crilili, Hensiin Xi ' ttif Ann Crisson. Siler City Fred Hoswell Culliplicr. .Merry Hill l{utli Painter Cunnnp, l}iiie Creek Uohert Kduard Daniel, l{oxl)oi- ) Shirley .Mai ' Danner, I ' iney l{iver, a. Hruet ' l{e nol(ls Davis, Luniherton CiilliTi ]}r an Dau lierty, Kinston .Mary Kli al.et li Deal. Lillinnt,,,, Lewis t ' ullen Deaton, St. Pauls IJeulali Dii ' ki ' ns, Huie ' s Creek {i|-ad ' Courtland Dic ' kt ' lis. Hide ' s Creek .Fames l duard Ditt ' ee. Haveloek Cliailes Doinian, Dunn Pei n ' V .lean Drie ers, Wilmine ' ton IIarr Hivant Dri t ' r. Dunn l ' ' i ' ancis .Mien Dunliar. HaU ' ii h Holiliy Duncan, Whiteville .Mari ie Lee l ' ,arnsliau , l ' ,rw in SliaiUe Maiitlalene I ' liiius, Dunn 48 mik im 44 Freshmen Emma I.ou f]])}).s, A ' iririlina. a. Nancy C ' atlierine Evans, Bladcnhoio Allan Wesley P ' inch, Sanford Peggy Ann Finch, Sjning }I()|)e Walter Fisher, Faycttcviile Hi)l)ert Wilton Fitz, Chase City, Va. Kenneth Frank Floyd, Fairmont (Jene Wilhii-d Flynn, Uoxi)()ro Jo Ann Kosscr Fox, Coats Margaret Louise P ' ox, Lillington Loree I ' ' underl)ni-k, T ancaster, S. C. Richard Ham (iaddv, ] Iicro Xortleet IJenjamin Ciardner, Fu(|uay S])rings -Jack Kinn-ey (iarner. Liberty Sallie (iil)son, I ' ' ayetteville Donald Fnlton (ioduin, l rwin Ik ' tty Lucille (ioodwin, . j)ex Fred Elton (iordon, (irccnsboi-o Norma EInora (i(H ' e, Ash Allen Rudolpii Green, Fayetteville I verett Louis Green, Gates ' J ' homas Allen Harkey, Mt. Holly Oilie Cecil Harrell, Colerain James Hilliard Hawley, Lillington William l{aymond Henshaw. Buie ' s Creek Freshmen Oscar Wiiifrcd IIciTiiin ' , -Ir., lloulton. Maine AldcMi Lir Hicks, Stalcv Dallas Dclaiia Hicks, Huie ' s Creek Millai-il A crv Hinnant, Zehulmi Pen-ov Elizabeth Hiiison. Fair 151utt ' C ' oiiia Mai-ic Holi ' iiiaii, Hoxhoro (Uoria DaxMi Holland, Apex Lora KaHii-yn Honeycutt, Antryvillc John .Manley Hoi ' ton, Haleinii Lionel Vilson Howanl, New Port ,Iiiiiin - Dnke Houell, I aiinhei-ton .lames Wayland Ixcy, I ' ' airniont Hetty l.ou .lackson, l ' i- vin (li-ahani Huhei ' t Jackson, Stem Walter V. Jackson. Dunn Villiam Jackson Jarrett, Hioh I ' oint Alexander Wade Jei ' iiinan, Dunn Jo ci ' Ann .lohnson. Rose Hdl James Rohei ' t Jones, Ha elock Waverl - Jones, Jr., I ' ine Level Ernest Ivlwai ' d Joi ' don. Ualeiwh (ieoi ' t;e I ' .dnai- Joxner, Rocky .Mould Nina . nn Jo nei-, Weldon ' I ' homas Stephens Keith, l ' ' n(|ua - S|ii-in .Neil .Mc ' Ko Kenne(l ' , l ' ' avette ille - ' Ml r4% t i Freshmen Carol Jean Kiiiy ' , Clinton Stanley Ross King, Littleton Dwiglit Patterson Kinlaw, Luniberton INIary I ouisc Lancaster, AVIiitakers Cliarlie IJraxton Langdon, Sniithticld Roy Stewart Langdon, Coats Billy Woi ' tli Lanier, RuieVs Creek Donald Ste|)lien Lanier, Wallace Elizal)eth Ainie Lawrence, Fu iuav S|)rings Charles ' riionias Lee, Lillington Nora Hutli Lewis. ]iarnes ille ' illa (irev liCwis, Goldsboro Josej)li Ivlward T illey, (iatcs Arcliie Carroll Long, Clarkton Monnic .Mae Long, Clarendon Edgar I ,cn INIancss, Fayettevillc John Ed ] Lxnguni, Ji ' ., Fu(|uay Springs Ma io Agnes ] Linguni, Hnie ' s Ci-eek Charles Edwai ' d Mai-tin, Danville, A a. r ' rances l ]lizal)eth Matthews, Rnie ' s Creek Rettv Sue McCingan, WvA Springs Howard .Vver AL ' Kiinion, Riscoe Helen Rrent McLanib, Newton Grove Janie Lou McLanib, Renson Hoiace Lee AL ' Laurin, Durham 49 Freshmen l- ' loy L(iu Mflvin. l ' ' a_v( ' t te ilk ' I ' atrick Wilson Midocttc. l ' n(|iiav S|)rini!;s Norman I ' Jdwaid Mitcln ' ll, Durliain ■ loyo ' I ' clton Ml A ' . k;A Springs Hlll.v ' I ' liroucr .Mol.lcy, Rocky Mount IIo ai-il l ' ,(h ar(l Mooi ' t ' , lU ' iison Janet Inez Moore, ' V c Ri ci-. a. Hai ' liara Dean Mni|)li ' , ] ' a ette ille Celia Until Newton, lialelnii Dewey ' I ' aft Oakley, ,I|-., Uoxlioro Nasli An(liX ' ()(loni. I .uinlierton I ' jaiestine (iaddx () (j)ninii, Maniei ' s I ' idna Lee I ' ai e. 15nie ' s (. ' ri ' ek Mary l{acliel Pane. Winteville l ' rances Howard l ' ai-risli, Huie ' s Creek H(.l.ei-t Mdton I ' arnsli. Wendell l-;. (). I ' eai-ee, 111, Ualeinl, Keilli Lee I ' einlu ' i-toli, Ualelyli ( ' liarle- Terrv l ' lii|i|is, I)aM ilk ' , a. .loyce Ainie I ' leree, Apex Hen 1 ' ,. Pittinan, Lninliei ' ton Roliei ' l Alexander i ' ltlnian. l ' ' aii ' inont Alton Leath i ' l-evatt, Lninlierton William Holierl i ' rotfit, Lillini;toii Cstcr Houston l ' rtK ' , Keids ille gm iij ' ' } - idSt 1 V- ■ ' 4 51 Freshmen Iriiiii Donna Ray, Wliitakers Sarah .M. Hfeves, Fayettevillc Taluiadge Curl Reeves, White ille Leroy Clayton Retiister, Four Oaks Iceland Autry Ricliai-dson, .Jackson Spriny Robert Lynt ' ord Roberts, Ijehanon, Pa. Boljhy Morris Rogers, Durham Joyce Ann Rogers, Fuquay Springs William Clarence Rogers, Buie ' s Creek William Lee Ross, Reidsvillc .lames Herman Sanderson, Kinston .lulia LeWare Satterthwaite, Farmville .lack Sa age, Council eriin Richard Secrist, Fayette ille AVilliam Oscar Sermons, Cherry Point Royd Clifton Short, Henderson l- ,rnest (i. Simmons, Fayettevillc Hetty .Jean Sizemore, Clarksville, a. .lames Renjamin Slaughter, Angier Charles N ' ei ' non Smith, lialeigh Eleanor Ruth Smith, Angier Femuel H. Smith, ,Ir.. Raleigh Scth Cromwell Smith, Whitcville Daniel Xickolas Smothers, Reidsville Hilda Ann Sorrell, Dunn 53 Freshmen .M;ix (lilhfrt Sox, I.illiiintdii .Margaret Ann StafiDrd, Huic ' s Ci-uek l?()lil. Hai-rrll Stalliiii;s. Scliiia KeniR ' th ( ' a|.ul Staiicoll, Hattlrlioro SaiiiiiL ' l Stanley, Luinhci ' ton Conrad Cliannini ' Stonr, St. Pauls .lames i.a toii Tart. Dunn Lee Wlnttielil Tai ' t, Dunn .Inlni Ilookei- Tlioinas, HaK ' iyli Huliy Mae ' I ' lionias, l,ilhnnt in Ilesta iiii ' riionijison, ' I ' urkev Harold Kay Tuilieville, WhiteviUe J ' ' aiui Sue ' l ' urnai;e, Dunn .1. C. ' rurner, l ' ailinont William Roliei-t rnderliill, Wendel .1. Woodriiw I ' |ieliurcli, ,lr., Buie ' s C ' l ' eck - : i Heaeh Waldo, Ilope .Mdls Hette l ' ' |-ances Wallaee. St. I ' auls l ' d ard Daniel Walters, l ' ' u(|ua ' Spruii s I ' jii ene H ' ' dloek Walters, Jr., l ' u(|ua Spruii VA (ira - Wai ' d. Williamston (iene Stexi ' tis Warrick, (ioldslioro Ilai ' ry l.ee W;dson, WhiteviUe .Mari a|-et Uul) ' Wellioi ' n, ( ii ' eeiishoi ' o J.aura Katlnvn Wells, Wallaee 4% ■ 1 -r J ii i Freshmen Andrew (irahaiii West, Erwiu Floyd Wavlon West, Uetisoii Franklin Watson Wiialcy, Centenary, S. C. Lclia Wanda White, Spring Lake Mai-y Jane Whitlow, Clover, Va. La erne Louise Willjoin, Fuquay Si)rings Alice Ann Wilkinson, St. Pauls Hilda Ann Williams, Coats Melvia Alhertie Williams, Coats Philmore Euyene Williams, Rocky .Mount William IJraxton Williams, Vade Tonnnic Royster Williamson, Ralcioh Sara Ruth Wilson, p ' ayetteville James t .dward Womble, Rocky Mount ] Lirion Patrick Wooten, Claikton Anne S. Wright, Gibsonville Bradeen Barker Yarbrouyh, Milton iVof Pictured: Joe Earl Creech L ' vin Stevens Mary Lou Frink James Raymond Whisnant Vernon Henry T. Carroll Williamson Mary Ellen Lirshl)ourne Jetliro Robert Young, Jr. Frank Alexander McClencghan Villiam Vincent Young Bol)by Lee Simjison Welcome 14 inter Quarter Students First nnc: Ii(ilil)ic Lou-is. Miirtli;i S. Allf;- 1. .M:iri;;ircf Jdiiisipn. H(lt .McK.ic. ,S ' , ,„ , r r.c: lidhiTt Stt-elt ' , Dan Cajips. Iliilicrt (iudwiii, I ' arvi , ,alic li. . a„H« „f nil Vii,lir l,hiarl,r Shiitnits- Mrs. .Martha . llf;n.Ml. I ' n-st.ai . 1. . v,r . .Ii.liii Ihiirx Kranth. .Mrs. . tiii Kli aln-tli fas]iari. Hav Kdwaril ( rrnisc, . lfr Ml Tiirkir ( liirlt, I);irr l Delano Dorsrlt. J.ic Kvcrctt Kllis. William I lfiM|,sti-a(l Ford, Iluhcrt . ll.-ii CiKhvin, l.i.tlirr Wacir H iiniplir. ' x s. .Jr.. .lames Hcwaril .lerninan. Margaret ,lnlms,in. Ildl.liie .1(1 Lewis, .lean Handles MeKay. Iiett. .lean MeK.ie, KdI.ert I ' ar.di, (u-.iriiia Fl. renee I ' ieree. Calvin I ' arker Pdule, ■I ' lnirman ' Ilenrv Uofiers. li..herl I.e.ik .Steele. .I.niies n-n .Stone. Kermit .L Vinson, M.irris D. Williams. I ' arvi . .Melidi Zaiiedi. Summer School Graduates 1 FnsI r.r.c: Cl.idjs -M u r.-liison. Knlli Dauson, Cad I ' ruelle, li,i,-!iel I ' a e, ( ;. r..l 1 1 ro.i, I « ell. M.ii-.iret . nn Dasis, S.ir.ili (lull.iw. S, r,,,i,l ;ou ' Horaee MeLanrin. . llon rres.alle. Alie,- Wilkinson. Naomi CrnmpliT. Il.inn.di i ' iielps. ()s Mr ll.-rrinn. Harold Cainer.Mi. ,;,, ,„;,■ l-nllon Tliomas, (ir.adv Dickens. I),ill.-,s llii-ks. i:,irl llou.ird. (I. F. Herrinj: ' , ,lr.. I ' ai;c Cre.-c-li, ISoliln .l.aek .M.irtin, Wats.m .Adeoek, (lerald .lolinson. High School Class Officers Milton Pekry Jl ' DITH AyKRS Presidiiit L ArKKXs Wright Vicc-P reside iits Lyxx Kati.iff Kay Rusher Secretiiri M tss Cansi.ek Adviser Trcdsiirer Wriuht. (■.•uisln-. Ruslirr, li.itlil!. A 59 High School .Iiulitli Avers. Oak Citv Rose .Marie Haiefoi t. l ' ' (.nr Oaks ' I ' oiii 1 ' . He|■kstl• ■s e , Roanoke Rapids (ieoi-n-e Rolieit Ri ' eedlove. Roekv Mount Ken Mavnai ' d Hunting-, Rethel l.dly Huntinn ' . 15etliel Clyde Oscai- Hutlel ' . Fayettevilk ' Kklnd,-e Deon Hutlei ' . Fayetteville Ricliaril CaiToll ( ' o|iekuul. dr., Kdenton Rnl l-:iizalietli Coneli, Raleieh Ronakl R ' ese Deaton, ' I ' l ' oy Hai-liara S. Kllen. Raleigh Alice Kave l ' ' raid lin. Rule ' s Creek Retiv Ross (iarnei-, Warsaw Susan . ,nne Hanner, Durham l)oi-otliv Ilieks. Rule ' s Ci-ec ' k Diana Holli|-ook. KInston Shii-ley Holland. l ' ui|uay Spi-uii Steve Hora, Fayetteville Pat Korneeav, Warsaw ' lllialn Royce Lanihei ' t, Renson Rii ' liard l.eul l.oi an. Dui ' liani Iloiaee .Modlln. danies Hle Shirley -Mills Nei ' dhani. I ' ilot .Mountain William llerlielt .Needham. (ireenshoro 60 Mlldrnl Cai ' olyn () Kcllv. Spriiin Laki Miltnii AiMiis I ' rn . I Icii(k ' |-s()ii KIsie l ' ' avc I ' oi-t.T. Kelly Sylvia Lynn I{atllff. .Morxcn .Mai ' cia Ka ' Uuslicr, W ' ilininiiton l{i)lit ' rta Ann Riislirr. ' ilinini;tiin Janics l ' ' i-,-inl lm Scearcc, Iliu ' li I ' nint TliDiiias ljMiNa ' St i-ic ' klanil. l ' aycttrNillc liilly Small. I ' aii ' lilntr Sarali ' riidnias, l ' ' .r in Willie IJiirl ' I ' lllinan, Dnrliain .lames Allen Walker. l ' ' ayettes ille l,a«|-eiiee Allan Wilson. I{()ck I ' niii Laurens Wriiilit. Charlotte nl firhirrd: l ' re(l A ei ' ' Daniel . ' ,Iones I ' raiik I{oM)V Lowe William llei ' luTt McL. ' i diaries Kainer High School 62 Day Student Officers Chari-es I EE Prcskhiit ( ' i.. ri)i-; (iHAiiAM Vice-President Miis. (t. T. I ' uofkit J (lri.se r M A( : I ) A I , I •■, N I ; K N N IS Seeiefar i Students livin( ' off tlio cain|ni lunr liccii organized into a (rroup. ' ] ' ' lie offic ' ci ' s of tliis iiroup ai ' c t-harni ' d with tlic I ' csponsihilit v of promoting the i i ' Mcral widtaro of the n ' l-oup. 63 INTKHIOR MKW OK DAY nooKSTom: s( i. WOKKINC; AT ,MA(IIIM:S IVe Organize THE PINE BURR STAFF Viola Perry Editor Roy Stevens Business Manager Viola Luck Dorothy Howard Assistant Editors Ray Whisnant Art Editor Ann Pierce Feature Editor Jesse Bvrd Sports Editor James Hawley Norma Gore Snap Shot Editors Sylvia Carter Advertising Manager Tom Lanier Circulation Manager Stevens Billy Rosseh Assistant Circulation Perry Hazel Dickens Betty Lou Williford Typists Seated: Luck. Howard. Standing: Byrd. Williford. Carter. Rosser, Gore. Lanier. Pierce. Hawley, Dickens. Seated, left to right: Jennie Byrd, Miss Lowman, Viola Perry, Viola Luck, Loretta Howe, Miss Morgan, Jo Ann Wilson. Standing: Joyce Mattox, Barbara Farris, Reba Matthews, Polly Womack, Doris Adams. Pf omen ' s House Council Viola Luck President Viola Pehhy Secretary Loretta Howe Vice-President Miss Morgan and Miss Lowman Adi ' isers The purpose of the Women ' s House Council is to aid in creating better living con- ditions for the boarding women, to aid in their development as leaders and followers, and to aid in the improvement of Campbell College as a whole. Men ' s House Council John Drewry President Tommy Brake Vice-President Mr. Phebus Mr. Faison Adtnsers The function of the Men ' s House Council is to guide and to lead the men of the cam- pus. It works for the general welfare of all dormitory men and for the welfare of the school. ' A i: College Quartette Jack Jarrett Joe McGugan Neil Kennedy Charles Hales ' ' Hallelujahy Amen ' . . Reba Matthews President Ann Allman Social Chairman Joe McGugan Manager Ann Stafford Librarian S. David Smith Director I ' lulcr the ins])irinij; and c;i])able leadership of tlie conductor, S. David Smith, the C ' lioir has achieved many successes in its presentations. The members are looking forward eag ' crh ' to the s])riiig tour. ■ - ' . 1 CREEK PEBBLES Founded in 1925 AD ASTRA PER ASPERA Published b as the ( body i-weekly during th ifficial organ of the o if Campbell Colleg ichool year tudent Acceptance for mailing at special rate of postage provided for in Sec. 1103, Act of Oct, 3, 1917, Blithorized October 11, 1925. Entered as second-class matter October 11, 1925, at Post Office at Buie ' s Creek, N. C, under Act of March 3, 1ST9, Nancv Evans Dorothy Howard Associate Editors Ray Whisnant Asst. Sports Editor Pat Wooten Business Manager Dorothy Barnettc Peggy Driggers J. C. McDutfic Harry Mewborn Nash OdoDi Kay Rusher Eleanor Smith Jo Ann Wilson Circulation Manager Diane Holbrook Shirley Needhani Bettv ' Cannon Betty Jean Sizcmore . . Asst. Circulation Mgrs. Elbert Prevattc Bob Proffit Celia Newton Typists iftp ' ' Baptist Training Union Carol Moore Rudolph Wiiiilkv, Jr. C(i-Virectors rhc Ba|)tist Traiiiiiiir Union is an aifcncy of the Baptist Cluirch dcsicrned to train yoiino ' Christians in church nieniljershi)). ' I ' iirouoh the ])r()o ' i ' ain of Bajitist Traininii; Union, nicnil)crs learn to pray, to study the IJihle, and to speak ]iul)hely for C ' iirist. The nussionarv feature and the ch)ctrinal stu(l ' make consecrated, useful Christians intei ' estcd in the task of unselfish service to otliers. Ann Hasseltine Young IV omen ' s Auxiliary Carolyn O ' Kellv President Mary Jane Whitlow Vice-President Marie Holeman Secretary -Treasurer Patsy Brummitt Program Chairman WATCHWORD They tliat are wise shall shine as the brightness of the firmament ; and they tliat turn many to righteousness as the stars forever and ever. Daniel 12:13. IDEALS Thoughtful study of tlie missionary message of tlie Bible. Prayer for missions and missionaries ; com])rchensive study of missions. Devoted community missions activity for the needy around us. Regular and proportionate giving to world-wide missions. Epsilon Pi Eta Honor Society OFFICERS Dorothy Howard Prrsident Jo Ann Wilson Secretary Bobby Roberson lice-President Mrs. Satterwhite Sponsor Kpsilon Pi Eta, Honor Society at Campbell since 1928, exists to recognize and pro- mote Christian character, leadership on and off campus, and sound scholarship. Members are chosen by a vote of the college faculty and of tiie society members. A high scholastic rating is one of the prerequisites for membership. Up to the present time, over four hundred students have been given membershi]J in the society. ] lember s serve as marshals for all important campus functions. Seated: Viola Perry, Jo Ann Wilson, Dorothy Howard, Bobby Roberson, Hazel Dickens. Standiiir : Jean Davenport, Tommie ' Wright, Edgar Bain, Bill Profiit, Jessie Byrd, Carol Moore. The Campbell Dramateers The Canipljcll Dramateers oj eiied their fall season with But Not Goodbye and were very well received. For their winter quarter production thev gave the thriller Ten Little Indians. The spring production, a gala attraction, will be held in the Paul Green TJicatrc. During the winter quarter, the Cani])bell Dramateers affiliated with Delta Psi Omega, a national dramatic fraternity for students showing merit in college drama. Charter mem- bers of Delta Psi Omega for this yeai- were Dorotiiy Howard, Bill Young, Loretta Howe, Reba Matthews, Milton Perry, Robert Jackson, Jerry Slaunwhite, John Hardy Hall, John Horton, Boyd Burchett, Tommy Avent, Charles Hales, Talniadge Reeves, Yank Caspari, John Drewrv, Barbara Ellen. Milton Perky President OFFICE R.S CH.iRLEs Hales Vice-President Loretta Howe Secretary-Treasurer 73 Sealf ' l: Mi .:.:i-i: II, Frances Matthews. . I. lyr. Mnttnx ,l,in,l M.i..r,, |),,l Bnrnette. Sfinidnif?: Apnes MaiiL-inn. Ernes.tine (Kijumii, Hci.se Barefoot, Betty Cannon, Peggy Drifigirh. Shirley Danner. Edna Page, Mary Ann ,)ohn- son, Barbara Murphy. Eta Pie Home Economics Club Dot Rarnette Prvsuhnt Joyce Mattox Vice-President OFFICERS Rarbara Mukphy Social Chairman Janet Moore St ' cretari -Treasurer Frances Matthews Program Chairman The Campbell Collcire Home Economics Club is composed of girls who are majoring in and are interested in home making. The aim of the club is to interest more girls in the creative arts of food preparation, clothing construction, and interior decorating. Tlie Motto: To Better Prepare Ourselves Today for All the Tomorrows to Come. 74 w U The Kitchen Club OFFICERS I.LOVD McKknzie President Carol Cohbutt Vice-President Mildred Britt Se cr elar}f -Treasurer Nina Joyxer Social Chairman Nash Odom Reporter Mrs. Jenkins Adviser The Kitclicn Club is composed of all student workers in the dinin ii,- hall. Mrs. Jenkins is the sponsor. Tlic juirjjoses of the club are: 1. To promote better, more eificient work by the student workers. 2. To promote a l)etter social atmosphere on the campus. 75 Ministerial Conference OFFICERS Bii.i. Daventort Presuhnt Mariox Ei.kins Second J ' icc-Prcsident James Womble Tri ' asuriT Mancei. Cunnup Chorister Grady Dickens Vice-President Ci-iNTON Barnes Secretary Elbert Prevatte Pianist Dr. Langston Adviser AIMS AND OBJECTIVES The Ministerial Conference endeavors to stimulate spiritual growth of the ministerial student, to encourage the development of a full prayer life, and to cm])hasize the impor- tance of Cliristian fellowshijj. It seeks through the study of God ' s Word to increase missionary interest and to keep the student aware of his responsibility to God and man. «f ' S? tv Vi A a: 7 K r m :ii Student Volunteers Ray Inman President Bradeen Yarbrougii Pianist OFFICERS Alden Hicks Program Chairman Ann Allman Chorister Nina Jovner County Home Chairman Having therefore obtained help of God, I continue unto this day, witnessing both to small and great ... this is the underlying thought in the hearts of all Volunteers as they go out each Sunday afternoon to witness for their Lord. Each Sunday afternoon after a devotional period, visits are made to the prison camp, the jail, county home, and the shut-ins of the community. Through these visits the spiritual life of the Volunteer is enriched, and much valuable experience is gained by each participant, and those minis- tered to are richly blessed. % . . ,;■ ' ' K International Relations Club 3C G. A. Tripp ADVISERS Dr. Martha E. Edwards OFFICERS Harvey Williams President Jo Ann Wilson Secretary Rudolph Whitley, Jr. Song Lender Ray Inman I ' ice-President Sarah Wilson Reporter Buddy Patterson Chaplain The purpose of the International Relations Club is to create interest and enthusiasm in current history. Tlie Club has presented a number of interesting programs to the stu- dent body at different chapel periods. I— I f , t ft Monogram Club Left to right: John Drewry, Lawrence Oliver, Jerry Slaunwhite, Bill Barefoot, Tom Har- key, Bert Westbrook, Norman Mitchell, Bill Wenzel, Ronald Percise, President. Not pictured: John Hall. Block C Club Left to right: Jennie Byrd, President; Dorothy Howard, Reba Matthews, Jo Ann Wil- son, Joyce Jones, Mildred Miller. « I I Ijk jl Coaches Earl N. Smith Head Coach Hahorove Davis Assistant Coach The success of any athletic program de- pends to a large extent on the leadership of its directors. We think we have in Coach Smith and Coach Davis two of the best athletic leaders in the junior college field. Cheerleaders Again, the success of an athletic pro- gram depends on the co-operation of the whole student body. These leaders have contributed largely to arousing the en- thusiasm and interest of everyone con- cerned. Left to right: John Drewry, Betty Ann Butts, L. H. Smith, Jenny Barbour, Tom- mie Williamson, Barbara Ellen, Jack Thomas, Julia Satterthwaite. Front Toxv, left to right: Jimmv Campbell. Bill Henshaw, Everett Green, Carol Corhett. Ronald Per- cise, James Cowley. Bad; roiv: Tom Harkey. Howard McKinnon, Ollie Harrell, Nick Smothers, Braxton Williams, Bert Westbrook. Basketball VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM This year ' s team is made up of all freshmen with the exception of Captain Percise. They are gradually improving and by tournament time, they should be one of the best teams in the Carolina Junior College Conference. With this year ' s experience behind them, ' 54 should be one of the best of all times at Campbell College. Up to this writing, the team has won and lost an equal number of games, with hopes that they will be able to improve on this record by the end of the year. 82 Ronald Pebcise, Guard Captain of ' 53 Team and ' 52 Junior College All-American. Howard McKixnok, Forxard Former Biscoe High School Star. JlMMT Campbeix, Guard An outstanding Set-Shot Artist. Br-aston Welu-ams. Foncard The player of the wonderful hands — should develop into star. Everett Green, Center Hook-Shot Artist and wonderful rebounder. James Cowley, Guard Great lover of the game — One of the best competitors of ' 53 Team. Ollie Harrell, Center Former Colerain High School Star. Nick Smothers, Forward Former high-scoring Bethany School Star. ' f ft t t % f m % • : ;- ■ ' . Le t to right: Manager, Floy Melvin; Sally Gibson, Lucille Goodwin, Dorothy Howard, Jo Ann Wil- son, Nancy Evans, Reba Matthews, Joyce Jones, Shirley Needham, Sherry Caspari, Peggy Finch. ff omen ' s Farsity Reba Matthews, Forward Dorothy Howard and Jo Ann Wilson Forwards Peggy Finch, Guard Junior Varsity Front row, left to right: Bill Ross, Houston Pyrtle, Gary BoHt-n. .Ii ' rni- gan, Norflect Gardner. Back row: .lininiy Bniciks, Leslie ISostie, Buddy Flynn, Ernest Simmons, Waverly Jones. BASKETBALL MANAGERS Billy I anier, John Horton, Jerry Slaunwhite. Cross Country Team Ed Joyner, Braxton Langdon, J. C. McDuffie, Donald Godwin, Tommy Avent, Lawrence Oliver, Clyde Adams, Duane Harmon. 1952 Baseball Team The 1952 baseball team started the season with one of the best teams ever to represent Campbell College on the diamond, but due to injuries and other complications they lost three very close conference games and ended the season in third place in the Carolina Junior College Conference. Red McDaniels, catcher, and Ronald Percise, shortstop, led the team in hitting with averages of .387 and .385 respectively. Leading pitcher on the team was Douglas Coats, with four wins and two losses. The season ' s overall record was fourteen wins and eight losses. nnui iiiHi: Snapshots Marshals May Court Attendants SOPHOMORES Betty Lou Williford I.oretta Howe Barbara Farris Tommy Brake Bobby Roberson FRESHMEN AND HI(;H SCHOOL Nancy Evans Shirley Banner Sherry Caspari Judy Ayers Dorothy Barnette Jimmv Brooks Bill Henshaw Tom Harkey Milton Perry -- mmmmmfmmm MRS. M. c. sattp:rwhite ff e Pay . . . During these twenty-six years of faitliful service here nothing, save the sacred vows recently taken at the marriage altar, has had priority over ] I)-s. Satterwliite ' s self-dedi- cation to the w(n ' k and welfare of CaniphcU College. In faculty councils, in the classroom, and in extra-curricular activities, she has made a very potent contribution to genuine Christian Kducation. By nature and training a perfectionist, she has always demanded of her- self ami others ])romj)tncss, ac- curacy, and superior excellence. For your loyalty, devotion, and genuineness of character, we ])ay our deepest tribute. . . . Tribute To Alumnus, class of 1920; First Director of Athletics at Campbell College, 1926; Member of Board of Trustees, 1948-1952; Chairman of Board, 1951-1952. With inspiring leadershijj, Mr. Martin, as Cliairman of the Trus- tees, cliampioned and successfully promoted the construction of the new Carter Gymnasium. As leader in tlie political, eco- nomic, educational, and religious life of our Commonwealth; as a man of dynamic personality and unflincliing loyalty to his friends ; as an unfailing friend of Campbell College — We Salute You. MR. LEROY MARTIN 95 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 fire-proof dormitories. Plans for extensive develoji- ment. Write for Catalogue and Folder of Views CARLYLE CAMPBELL. President Raleigh, North Carolina WESTBROOK CHEVROLET CO., INC. CBEVROIET SALES SERVICE Phone 2131 DUNN, NORTH CAROLINA WIGGINS DRUG STORE BUIE ' S CREEK -:- COATS NORTH CAROLINA DRUGS, STATIONERY. TOILET ARTICLES. COMBS, BRUSHES. 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WAKE FOREST COLLEGE (Founded 1834) Greetings to tlie 1953 PINE BURR and the Students of CAMPBELL COLLEGE SUMMER SESSION OPENS JUNE 8. 1953 FALL SEMESTER OPENS SEPTEMBER 11. 1953 For Further Infomuition W rite WAKE FOREST COLLEGE Wake Forest, North Carolina TO OUR BENEFACTORS, whose earnings have been dedi- cated to the cause of Christian Education ; to our Patrons, who entrusted us with their most cherished possessions; to our Students, who have impressed others hy the nobihty of their lives; to the many other friends, who have maintained an ahiding confidence in the Institution, we are indebted for the continucfl growth of Campbell College through fifty-nine years history. Looking to God for His continuerl help and guidance, we hope with the aid of our Friends to do even better work, and to make the Institution a more efficient agency for the uplift ol humanity. CAMPBELL COLLEGE BUIE ' S CREEK, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments oj BLUE PLATE FINE FOODS RALEir.H. 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