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

Text from Pages 1 - 174 of the 1957 volume:

THE PINE BURR VOLUME 22 CAMPBELL COLLEGE Bates Creek, North Carolina Co-Editors MARY ROSE PARNELL JOE HENRY JENKINS THE PINE BURR STAFF Mart Rose Parnell, Joe Jenkins Co-Editors Kay Kerley Myrtle Ann Phillips Feature Editor Copy Editor Joe Earnshaw Johnny Dee Lowdermilk Photographer Artist Jewel Gay Velton Champion Johnnie Strickland, Henry Howard Circulation Manager Business Manager Sports Advisors Nina Wheeley, Jackie Richards, Joy Spivey, Lib Yow, Bob Vaughn, Marie Crowe, Kay Fore, Bruce Ayscue. Advertising Staff Robert L. King Faculty Sponsor FOREWORD This year the 1956-57 staff of the Pine Burr has tried to present to you in the twenty-second vohinie of our yearbook, faculty members, class- mates, organizations, features, snapshots, and ath- letics. They are to remind us in the future of the days we spent at dear ole Campbell. This book will be for us a record of the friends we knew, the things we did, and the memories that will always be dear to us. The Yearbook of 1956-57 will bring to mind the enrollment of 426 in 1953 to 815 in 1957, the Expansion Program that was carried on for the betterment and uplifting of Campbell College, the new, spacious library annex and other buildings in the planning stage. We have striven hard and worked diligently to make our yearbook the best. It has taken much time and outstanding co-operation from everyone. We hope in the years to come, as you turn the pages of the Pine Burr, you will be reminded of a school where high moral standards are maintained and the Golden Rule is practiced as an aid to the mold- ing of good, Christian character. slrtC: :- ' (- ' i ' - ' ■■■■. v.- ■;•:■. ■ t It;;: ' vn: - in kSxdnii ' nwetftxTj ' ; D. RICH MEMORIAL ADMINISTRATION BUILDING VEdlCATION We know that in everything God works for good with those who love him. — Romans 8:28 Like Paul, whose life and works represent part of his subject-matter, this man whom we honor has been able to wrest victory from defeat, triumph from tragedy, and strength from pain. A bursting shell on Africa ' s sands maimed his body but did not warp his spirit nor quench his curiosity. He radiates good cheer, enthusiasm and friendliness. He asks no quarter and represents a constant challenge to all able-bodied men and women. An indefatigable worker, he imparts to his students glimpses of his personal struggle to reach the stars through difficulties. With genuine affection and high regard, we of the Pine Burr staff take pleasure in dedicating this 1957 edition to our friend and teacher, Dr. Perry Q. Langston. V APPRECIATION By unanimous acclaim the Board of Trustees of Campbell College on November 19, 1956, authorized that the at- tractive new ninety-six-man Dormitory, completed last year, be known as the J. F. Kitchin Dormitory. By so doing they pay tribute to the brilliant success of this young Norfolk businessman and to his abiding loyalty as an alum- nus, particularly as it was ex- pressed in his timely challenge gift during the recent Develop- ment Program Campaign. Jack Kitchin v w ' ;t Bai=i fl ' . .v. V, 4 : l ' M TRUSTEES Dr. J. W. Baggett Fayetteville North Carolina Mr. H. Spurgeon Boyce Durham North Carolina Mr. W. Carroll Bryan Jacksonville North Carolina Mr. R. D. Buie Fayetteville North Carolina Rev. Gilmer Cross Goldsboro North Carolina Rev. Howard G. Dawkins Kinston North Carolina Mr. Ira W. Day Raleigh North Carolina Mrs. L. L. Edgerton Goldsboro North Carolina Rev. Ben C. Fisher Wake Forest North Carolina Mr. Roscoe Griffin Rocky Mount North Carolina Mr. Worth P. Gurley Raleigh North Carolina Mr. Blanton A. Henderson North Carolina H.4RTNESS Mr. M. S. Hayworth Rocky Mount North Carolina Mr. R. a. Hedgpeth Lumberton North Carolina Mr. R. p. Holding Sniithfield North Carolina Leil to right: Dr. L. H. Campbell R. A. Hedgpeth Carroll Bryan Hj -- Mr. I. B. JuuAN Fayetteville North Carolina Mr. Willis E. Kivett Southern Pines North Carolina Mr. Ralph E. Langdon Fayetteville North Carolina Mr. Charles W. McEnally New Bern North Carolina Mr. Roy M. Purser Raleigh North Carolina Rand Mrs. W. K Durham North Carolina Rev. Ernest P. Dunn North Carolina Russell Mrs. J. Hunter Stricklani Four Oaks North Carolina Dr. Charles R. Tucker Parkton North Carolina Mr. George W. Warren, Jr. Kinston North Carolina Mr. Earl McD. Westbrook Dunn North Carolina Mr. C. V. Whitley Zebulon North Carolina Mr. F. Carter Williams Raleigh North Carolina Mrs. Robert W. Winston Lillington North Carolina The Board of Trustees of an institution may be aptly described as the power behind the throne. Chosen by and representing the Baptist State Conven- tion, Campbell ' s Board owns title to the properties of the college, adopts all operating budgets, passes upon faculty nominations, decides upon future-planning programs and policies, ahd reviews current adminis- trative procedures. Much credit for the spectacular growth in enrollment of 85 per cent in three years and the correspondingly rapid expansion of plant facili- ties is due to the progressive co-operative leadership of Campbells Board during the last few years. Credit for tlie over-subscription by more than $50,000 of the $250,000 goal for plant expansion during the fall of 1956 should go in large measure to tlie generous pledges and active campaigning of the Trustees. 4Xmi .% 17 t X l - MESSAGE FROM PRESIDENT L. H. CAMPBELL If indeed our minds are peopled, like some silent city, with a sleeping company of reminiscences, associations, impressions, atti- tudes, emotions, what happy memories this album of familiar faces and scenes will awaken in after years! How these pages throw the spotlight upon the varied efforts of many glamorous young actors as they strut their parts on the stage of college life! Our thanks to the editors who have depicted for us so accurately and artistically the aspirations, disappointments, and adventures of our days at Campbell. But some say that such drama as we have herein portrayed is based upon unreality. Nevertlieless the rules of success and failure are the same as those that govern in the game of life beyond campus walls, where they play for keeps. Punishments and rewards are just as inevitable. For when the one great scorer Comes to write against your name He ivrites — not that you won or lost — But how you played the game. MESSAGE FROM DEAN A. R, BURKOT Having passed this way together, may we share the memory of our brief pilgrimage recorded here in scenes and faces, names and deeds. Let them kindle anew the glow of warm friendships, the sparks of enthusiasm for our many associations, the light that came from words of wisdom and acts of loving kindness. Yes, it was good to be here and may the distance of days to come not obscure the reality of life as we lived it, amid laughter and tears, successes and sorrows, toil and leisure. Each passing year on life ' s journey will sharpen our yearning for the privilege that cannot be ours to live once more our days at Campbell. ADMINISTRATION AND f ACUITY Left to right: Duane W. Amburn, Assistant to President in Charge of Public Relations; LoNNiE D. Small, Business Manager; Mrs. Emma Leigh Hopson, Uean of Women; Robert L. King, Registrar, Dean of Men. Top row, left to right: J. E. Ayscue, History; Mrs. A. P. UL Bagby, Latin: Charles M. Billings, Speech and Dra- matics; Mrs. J. Nurney Bond, English. Second row: J. Nurney Bond, Engineering Math; Mrs. Elizabeth Britton. Chemistry Laboratory ; Ora C. Cansler, English; James Malcolm Clifton, Social Sciences. Boilom row: HARGROVE Davis, Physical Education; Lenore Doromal, Home Economics; Dr. Martha E. Edwards, Malhemalics; J AMES L. Faison, Business Education. FACULTY m.M . vr SV ' : % V ' 4, — •) J .uM ' ' ii  ■) Top row, lejt lo riglu: W. Co m{ii i.vss. Social ,sV).vi.r ; ,iiii((.i; S. CiiAHAM, Social Sciences: Robert A. Hogg, Psy- cJiolo y, Sociology; Chai!m;s A. Hokton, Music. Second row: Mus. CiiAiii.r.s A. Horton, Music; CiiARUCs B. Howari). Bible: I!. W. Jknkins, liiisincss Education; Mrs. I ' liiLi.iP Kennkdy, English. Third row: Piiii.LiP E. KENNF.ny, English; Perry Q. Langsto.n. Keligious Education; Mrs. Carl Lloyd. Physical Edu- cation; V. May me Lyday. Business Education. Iliittoni row: Mrs. A. E. l.YNcil, Music: I!. I ' . Marsiibanks. Mathematics. FACULTy Top TOW, left to right: Fred McCall, Biology, Physical Education; Charlotte Mix, Spanish; E. L. Nelson, Biology Laboratory; Herman Phelps, Business Education. Second row: Mabel Powell, English; Nell Powell, Mathematics: Mrs. G. T. Profitt, Chemistry; Mrs. Inez Saddler, Business Education. Third row: Mrs. Preston Stephenson, Music; Mrs. George Swann, English; Mrs. W. S. Tarleton, French; Mrs. 0. G. Tillman, Art. Bottom row: G. A. Tripp, Social Sciences; E. M. Walker, Biology. STAff BUSINESS OFFICE Le t to right: Mrs. Robert Morgan Mrs. Charles Billings Mrs. Ashley Stewart LoNNiE D. Small INFIRMARY Dr. Bruce B. Blackmon Mrs. Waylon Barefoot LAUNDRY Mrs. Moody Butler Mrs. Ivan Strickland Alfred Giles Sherrill Giles Mrs. Lonnie Sm. ll Mrs. G. a. Tripp Mrs. a. R. Burkot, Manager Mrs. Earl Shotwell BOOK STORE Mrs. Kyle Gregory Mrs. Dewey Rogers F. M. Caudell, Manager DEAN ' S OFFICE Dean A. R. Burkot Mrs. James Faison LIBRARY Miss Jessie Griffin Mrs. a. Paul Bacby Mrs. Tommy Sexton Mrs. Jack Ragland STAff PRESIDENTS OFFICE President L. H. Campbell Mrs. M. B. Matthews, Jr. Mrs. Miss Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. DINING HALL Jesse Stewart Hazel Stewart B. W. Jenkins G. G. Page Bill Spainhour Clyde Pearce Daisy Albritton CHAPLAIN Mrs. Preston Butts E. Weldon Johnson, Chaplain PUBLIC RELATIONS Mrs. Billy Carver Lynn Barry Duane Amburn Mrs. Louis Snipes Mrs. Bill Tunstall Mrs. E . H. Lasater REGISTRAR Mrs. Bob Rowe Mrs. Martha Allgood Robert L. King Mrs. Edna Stephens MAINTENANCE Dewey Rogers Preston Butts John Butler Ashley Stewart, Supt. Buildings and Grounds Allen Jones, Plant Engineering Ivan Strickland STUDENT COUNCIL r . (T Student goveninient at Campbell College is a co-operative effort by students elected to their places of responsibility and non-voting faculty committee designated by the President of the College. Its common concern is the welfare of Campbell President College and of each individual connected with it. The activities of the student government are legis- lative, executive and judicial in scope. An ever- increasing student body presents the need for many adjustments and the application of imagination to the solution of problems tliat arise. The emphasis is placed on fairness, firmness and mutual concern. CLASS OFFICERS: Boh Vauchan. President: Sue Murphv, Bill Tunstall. Mr. Tripp, Advisor; Myrtle Ann Phillips. WALTER HOLMES ADAIR Roxboro, North Carolina Pharmacy HENRY ADAMS Bagdad, Iraq Business SARA ELIZABETH ADAMS Greenville, North Carolina Primary Education MARTHA S. ALLGOOD Buies Creek, North Carolina Primary Education MARGARET S. ANGEL Sanford, North Carolina Business Education WILLIAM LEE ASHLEY Edge Hill, Virginia Business Administration Britt House Council 1. BRUCE BODDIE AYSCUE Louisburg, North Carolina English Vice-President 1; Religious Education Club 1, President 2; Ciioir 1, 2; Beta Mu Kappa 2; Epsilon Pi Eta 2; Annex House Council 2; Kitchen Club 1, 2, Treasurer 2; B.S.U. Council 2; Creek Pebbles Staff 1 ; Pine Burr Staff 2; Ministerial Conference 1; Student Volunteers 1. JAY GORDON BANCROFT Haddonlicld, New Jersey Business Administration Basketball 2; Baseball 2. BOBBY BARBOUR Willow Springs, North Carolina Business Administration MAURICE BARBOUR Fayetteville, North Carolina Engineering t SENIOR CLASS LUTHER MATTHEW BARNES, HI (Matt) Rocky Mount, North Carolina Business RUSSELL BARTHOLOMEW Rocky Mount, North Carolina Business Administration Britt House Council 2; Intramural Sports 1, 2. LORRAINE W. BERRY Marion, South Carolina Business DONALD W. BETTS Fuquay Springs, North Carolina Business Radio Club 2. ROBERT EARL BLALOCK Raleigh, North Carolina Business DONALD NEIL BLANKENSHIP (Don) Rocky Mount, North Carolina Business Student Government President 2; Cheerleader 2; Greater B.S.U. 1; Choir 1; Officer 1; Traffic Court 2. NANCY JEAN BLEVINS Bel Air, Maryland Religious Education House Council 2; Kitchen Club 2; Choir 2; B.S.U. Greater Council 2; Mozart Music Club 2, Officer 2. WILLIAM HUGH BOONE Durham, North Carolina Dentistry Alpha Beta Gamma I, 2, President 2. EDDIE BOWLING Aberdeen, North Carolina Business REBECCA BRADFORD Greensboro, North Carolina Religious Education Ministerial Conference 2; Religious Education Club 1, 2; B.S.U. Secretai-y 1; House Council 2. M iL W - ' SENIOR JAMES ED BRADSHER Clinton, North Carolina Business LOUISE MATTHEWS BRAY (Lou) Richmond, Virginia High School Education Religious Education Club 1; B.S.U. Council 2; Mozart Music Club 2; Beta Mu Kappa 2; F.T.A. Club 2; Choir 1, 2; Kitchen Club 1, 2. CLAUDE BRIGHT, III Hookerton, North Carolina Agriculture ALLEN DONNELL BRITT Biscoe, North Carolina History Ministerial Conference 1, 2; B.S.U. 2. HORACE BRITT Raleigh, North Carolina Engineering JIMMIE LEWIS BRITT Saint Pauls, North Carolina Business Men ' s House Council 2. PHILLIP C. BROWN (Phil) Zebulon, North Carolina Sociology Choir 1, 2; Beta Mu Kappa 2. PHILLIP L. BROWN Castalia, Nortli Carolina Business Baseball 1, 2; Monogram Club 2. RUDOLPH BROWN (Rudy) Lillington, North Carolina Mathematics Baseball 1, 2; Monogram Clul) 2. PAUL BULLARD Evergreen, North Carolina Forestry •X Mi ■-• CLASS BARBARA ANN BUTLER Elizabethtown, North Carolina Primary Education Basketball 1, 2; Co-Captain 2; Student Council 2; House Council 2; May Court 1; Alpha Beta Gamma 2. JOHN S. BYRD (Johnny) Mamers, North Carolina Physical Education HAROLD E. CAMERON Lillington, North Carolina Business ELOISE S. CASHION (Mrs.) Sanford, North Carolina Grammar Education Epsilon Pi Eta 2. LONNIE ELBERT CAYTON Raleigh, North Carolina Ministry VELTON M. CHAMPION (Champ) Fuquay Springs, North Carolina Engineering Baseball 1, 2; Monogram Club President 2; House Council 2; Chairman Student Fund Drive; PiNE Burr Staff 2. SARA CHIPMAN North Wilkesboro, North Carolina Primary Education Choir 1 ; F.T.A. Club 1, 2; Kitchen Club 2; Y.W.A. 1, 2; Religious Education Club 2. WILLIAM EDWARD CLAFFEY Raleigh, North Carolina Ministry WILLIAM DEWEL COLVILLE Bunnlevel, North Carolina Volleyball 1, 2. WARREN H. COOLIDGE Spring Lake, North Carolina Political Science-Law SENIOR DONALD PAUL COOPER Buies Creek, Nortli Carolina Ministry DAVID LEE COPE Durham, North Carolina Business ARCHIE V. CORDRAY Charleston, South Carolina Business BELVIN WALTON COX Cary, North Carolina Ministry B.S.U. Council Member 1 ; Religious Education Club; Student Volunteer 2; Ministerial Conference 2; B.T.U. Director 1. JOSEPH WYATT CREECH Smithfield, North Carolina Physical Education Director MAJOR LETT CROOM, JR. Kinston, North Carolina Social Science F.T.A. 1, 2; Spanish Club 2; Little Theatre. LLOYE MARIE CROWE (Buttons) Morehead City, Nortli Carolina Religious Education Cheerleader 1, 2; Chief Cheerleader 2; Choir 1, 2; Beta Mu Kappa 2; Annual Staff 2; Religious Edu- cation Club 1, 2; B.T.U. 1, 2; Officer 2. LA RUE DENNING (Rue) Angier, North Carolina Home Economics F.T.A. 1, 2; President of F.T.A. 2; Home Eco- nomics Club 1, 2. MARY LOUISE DENNING Erwin, North Carolina Primary Education PEARSEY HINTON DENNING Erwin, North Carolina Textiles flLASS THOMAS J. DORSET Kingston, Arkansas Medicine ALICE DOROTHY DOWNING (Dot) Fayetteville, North Carolina English JOSEPH COLLINS DRAPER, JR. Rich Square, North Carolina Dentistry THOMAS CARLTON DRAUGHAN (Tom) Roseboro, North Carolina Business CLEVELAND WAVELY DRIVER (C. W.) Youngsville, North Carolina Ministry JAMES WILFRED DULING (Jay) Windsor, North Carolina Medicine LOUIS CLAY EATON (Lou) Norfolk, Virginia Physical Education F.T.A. Officer 1; Social Chairman — New Dorm; Co-Chairman Social Committee 2; Monogram Club; Basketball Manager 1, 2. LENORE ADELE EBELING Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Dramatics Delta Psi Omega 2; Little Theatre 1, 2. JACK EDMONDS Fair Bluff, Nordi Carolina DIXIE CAROLYN EDWARDS Spring Hope, North Carolina Religious Education Choir 1, 2; Beta Mu Kappa 2; Religious Education Club 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Little Theatre 2. SENIOR FREDDIE EUGENE EDWARDS Fair Bluff, North Carolina FoTestTj THOMAS GERALD EDWARDS (Skootchie) Middlesex, North Carolina Agriculture Baseball 1, 2; Monogram Club 2; House Council 2; Intramural Football and Basketball 1, 2; Boxing Team 2. ALFRED LANDON ELMORE Dunn, North Carolina WILLIAM CONSTANCE ENLOE Fayetteville, North Carolina Business JERRY RALPH ENNIS Erwin, Nortli Carolina LEON MARTIN ENNIS Dunn, Nortli Carolina Accounting Creek Pebbles Business Manager 2. CAMPBELL DAVIS ESKRIDGE Shelby, North Carolina Forestry LINDA ANNE FINCANNON (Fimi) Thomasville, North Carolina Home Economics Eta Pi 1, 2; Treasurer 2; B.S.U. Greater Council 2; Kitchen Club 2: Social Chairman 2. WALTER DOUGLAS FISHER Fayetteville, North Carolina Business ROGER CORNELIUS FLINCHUM Carlhag,e, North Carolina Social Science CLASS KAYWARD BALLARD FORE Whiteville, North Carolina Primary Education House Council 2; Annual Staff 2; Creek Pebbles 1, 2; Basketball Manager 2. EUGENE KEITH FRANKIIN (Gene) Raleigh, North Carolina WINSTON EARLE FRAZIER Wake Forest, North Carolina JENNINGS BRYAN FRINK Shallotte, North Carolina Agriculture RETHA MAE GARDNER Fuquay Springs, North Carolina Nursing VERNON ALEXANDER GARDNER Angier, North Carolina Ministry THURMAN FRANKLIN GARRISS Lillington, North Carolina JEWEL BLANCHE GAY Spring Hope, North Carolina English Religious Education Club 1 ; Choir 1,2; Pine Burr Staff 2; Student Volunteer 1; B.S.U. Secretary 2; Epsilon Pi Eta 2; Women ' s House Council 2; Y.W.A. Vice-President 2. JOHN CLIFTON GIBSON (J. C.) Marston, North Carolina Mathematics F.T.A. L DONALD FULTON GODWIN Erwin, North Carolina Pharmacy SENIOR M ' s Ai Mik m MARGARET JOAN GODWIN Dunn, North Carolina Education PEGGY GOLDIE GODWIN Lillington, North Carolina Teaching D. G. GOMEDELLA, JR. EiTvin, North Carolina Teaching DOUGALD McFAYDEN GRAHAM, JR. Fayetteville, North Carolina Geology SANDERS LEE GRANTHAM (Sandy) Stantonsburg, North Carolina DAVID GRAY Fuquay Springs, North Carolina Business ROBERT LARRY GREENE Fayetteville, North Carolina Business SIDNEY EARL GREGORY Angier, North Carolina Business Administration LAUGHTON BRUCE GUNTER Fuquay Springs, North Carolina Law THOMAS HOLLAND GUNTER Raleigh, North Carolina Chemistry Monogram Club 1, 2; Alpha Beta Gamma 2; Base- ball 1, 2; House Council 2. CLASS NANCY HAMILTON Chalybeate Springs, North Carolina French-Spanish Basketball 1, 2; Spanish Club 2; Secretary Epsilon Pi Eta 2; Alpha Beta Gamma 2; Campaign Solici- tor 2 (Captain). JAMES ASHLEY HARDEE (Jimmy) Enfield, North Carolina Business RUBELLE HARPER Erwin, North Carolina Primary Education F.T.A. 1. WILLIAM BRUCE HARRINGTON Moncure, North Carolina Business Education Intramural Sports 2. ONNIS HUGH HARRISON, JR. Buies Creek, North Carolina Ministry JOSEPHINE HAYES (Jo) Cerro Gordo, North Carolina Primary Education Vice-President F.T.A. . ' m NELLIE MAE HILL Spring Hope, North Carolina Nursing Y.W.A. 2; B.T.U. 1, 2; Student Volunteer 1. HAROLD DOUGLAS HINSON Fair Bluff, North Carolina ROY LEE HOOD Delway, North Carolina Bible Kitchen Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 2; B.T.U. Class President; Ministerial Conference. HENRY B. HOWARD Buies Creek, North Carolina Architecture ffc ' SENIOR MILDRED JEAN HUMPHREYS Garner, North Carolina Social Science Social Chairman of Y.W.A. 1 ; Vice-President of Eta Pi 1; B.S.U. Reporter 1; Student Council 1; B.S.U. Social Chairman 2; House Council 2; Kitchen Club 1, 2; Secretary Spanish Club 2. WILLIAM CAMPBELL HUNTER (Bill) Raleigh, North Carolina Business Administration CLIFTON JACKSON Dunn, Nortli Carolina GRAHAM HUBERT JACKSON Stem, North Carolina Education JOSEPH HENRY JENKINS Aulander, North Carolina Business Co-editor of Annual 2; Student Council 1; Spanish Club 1; May Day Court 1. RAYMOND E. JERNIGAN Coats, North Carolina Busijiess DAVID ELVIN JOHNSON, JR. Smithfield, North Carolina JAMES DONALD JOHNSON (Don) Benson, North Carolina NATHAN FLOYD JOHNSON Dunn. North Carolina SARAH NELL JOHNSON Willow Springs, North Carolina Primary Education Mozart Music Club 1; F.T.A. 1, 2. Officer 2; B.T.U. 2: Y.W.A. 1. 2: Rcliyious Education Club 2. Cl SS TOMMY JOHNSON Wallace, North Carolina Physical Education Intramural Sports 1, 2. SHELBY JEAN JONES Warsaw, North Carolina Education House Council 2. SUDIE RHOELLE JOYCE Ellerbe, North Carolina Business Education Kitchen Club 1; House Council 1, 2. MARGARET KAY KERLEY Louisburg, North Carolina Home Economics Student Council 2; Eta Pi 1, 2; Y.W.A. 2; Epsilon Pi Eta 2; B.S.U. 2; Alpha Beta Gamma 2; Annual Staff 2. ELIZABETH ANN KING (Lib) Fair Bluff, North Carolina Business Administration OTTIS LEE KING Richlands, North Carolina Ministry Ministerial Conference 2; Mozart Music Club 2; Religious Education Club 2; Kitchen Club 2. MARY ANNE KINLAW St. Pauls, North Carolina Business Basketball 1, 2; Co-Captain 2. WILLIAM MORRIS KOGER (Bill) Martinsville, Virginia Social Work CHRISTINE LANGLEY Thomasville, North Carolina Primary Education Eta Pi 1; B.T.U. 1; House Council 2. JAMES AVON LANIER Bunnlevel, North Carolina Electrical Engineer SEUIOR ' V!P? PT J MARY THOMAS LaNIER Burgaw, North Carolina Religious Education Choir 1 ; Religious Education Club 1 ; Mozart Music Club 1. CORNELIUS EVERETTE LASSITER Potecasi, North Carolina Agriculture THOMAS FRANKLIN LEE Benson, North Carolina CORTEZ MELLOY LEWIS Zebulon, North Carolina Business EDWARD LEYVA New York, New York Civil Engineering DANIEL ARMFIELD LINNEY Wilkesboro, North Carolina RTVMP Little Theatre; Radio Club; Delta Psi ' Omega; Golf Team. CARL J. LLOYD Buies Creek, North Carolina CPA CRANFORD HOLT LOCKAMY Raleigh, North Carolina Forestry WILLIAM VANCE LONG Biscoe, North Carolina JOYCE EVELYN LYNN Raleigh, North Carolina Psychology . •!■. ik CLASS JANE McAllister Biscoe, North Carolina Primary Education Choir 1, 2; B.S.U. Council 2; Y.W.A. President 2; Women ' s House Council 1, 2; Student Volunteers 1; B.T.U. 1, 2. FA YE ALLISON McDONALD Lillington, North Carolina Business Basketball 1, 2; House Council 2, Executive Vice- President 2. DANIEL FRANKLIN McLAURIN White Oak, North Carolina Physical Education Intramural Basketball 1, 2. DAN SCOTT McLAWHORN Winterville, North Carolina Teaching JOHN R. McLEOD Angier, North Carolina THOMAS FARRELL McNEILL Seagrove, North Carolina Pre-Engineering ORA REBECCA MALPASS Atkinson, North Carolina Business House Council 2; Y.W.A. Treasurer 2. GERALDINE MATTHEWS (Gerry) Erwin, North Carolina Music Mozart Music Club 1, 2; Choir 1, 2. Accompanist 1, 2; Beta Mu Kappa 2; Basketball 1 ; Opera Work- shop 2; Women ' s House Council, President Girl ' s New Dorm 2. GRETCHEN MATTHEWS Buies Creek, North Carolina Primary Education F.T.A. Club 1; Mozart Music Club 1, 2; Creek Pebbles Staff 1. LARUE MATTHEWS Angier, North Carolina Business Spanish Club 2; Mozart Music Club 2. SENIOR ■K4i TALBERT MATTHEWS Benson, North Carolina Teaching EDDY L. MAXWELL Erwin, North Carolina Law Tennis 1, 2. EMMETT ERNEST MAYES, JR. Raleigh, North Carolina English Choir 2; F.T.A. Club2. JOSEPH EDWARD MEADOR (Ed) Reidsville, North Carolina Teaching JERRY MACON MEDLIN Benson, North Carolina Business A. ROSS MOORE Raleigh, North Carolina Forestry JAMES WORK MOORE Smithfield, North Carolina Business NANCY MAE MOORE Spring Hope, North Carolina Mathematics Y.W.A. 1, Secretary 2: Religious Education Club 1; House Council 2; Kitchen Club 1, 2. WHJJAM LEE MOORE Smithfield, North Carolina Business HAROLD MORGAN High Point, North ( ' arolina Ministry Ministeiial Conference 1, 2; Student Volunteers 1,2. ClASS WARREN WAYNE MORRISSETTE Gary, North Carolina BENNY FRANKLIN MORTON Raleigh, North Carolina Engineering BILLY JOYNER MOSS (Moss) Henderson, North Carolina Pre-Dentistry Intramural Sports 1, 2; Spanish Club 2, Vice- President 2; Alpha Beta Gamma 2; Men ' s House Council. G. D. MOSS, JR. Enfield, North Carolina Civil Engineering Alpha Beta Gamma 2; Men ' s House Council 2, Executive Secretary and Treasurer 2. DAN B. MOSS Enfield, North Carolina Agriculture Cheerleader 2. SUE MURPHY Stantonsburg, North Carolina Primary Education Glass Secretary 2 ; House Council 2 ; Kitchen Club 2; Eta Pi 1. ROBERT EMIL MUTZBERG Fayetteville, North Carolina Business B.S.U. Greater Council 1; Choir 2; Little Tlieatre 1, 2; Delta Psi Omega 2. MARGARET LEE NAYLOR Dunn, North Carolina Primary Education Basketball 1; Choir 1. WILLIAM J. NEWBERRY (Billy) Raleigh, North Carolina Forestry CHARLES NEWSOME Greenville. North Carolina SENIOR l w. ROY NOBLIN Oxford, North Carolina Accounting JACK NORDAN Benson, North Carolina CATHERINE OAKLEY Dunn, North Carolina Business Choir 1, 2. WILEY OAKLEY Dunn, North Carolina Religious Education DOUGLAS PARKER Greenville, North Carolina Engineering MAUREEN PARKER Dunn, North Carolina Pharmacy MARY ROSE PARNELL (Perny) Fairmont, North Carolina English- Journalism Co-editor Pine Burr 2; Creek Pebbles Staff 1; Choir 1, 2, Officer 2; Beta Mu Kappa 2; Y.W.A. 1, 2; Student Volunteers 1; Mozart Music Club 1; B.S.U. Greater Council 1; Opera 2; Homecoming Court 1, 2. GEORGE E. PAYLOR, JR. (Pecos) Roxhoro, North Carolina Industrial Arts GEORGE T. PEACOCK Chadbourn, North Carolina Sociology B.S.U. President 2; Creek Pebbles Staff 2; Reli- gious Education Club 1 ; Men ' s House Council 1 ; Intramural Sports 1. WAYNE LEE PEED Angier, North Carolina Business CLASS DOUGLAS YATES PERR Zebulon, North Carolina Engineering LAURA JEAN PERRY Creedmoor, North Carolina Music Choir 1, 2, Secretary-Treasurer 2; Mozart Music Club 1, 2; House Council President 2; B.S.U. Greater Council 2; Student Volunteers 1; Girl ' s Trio and Sextet 1, 2; B.T.U. 1, 2; Y.W.A. 1; Executive Women ' s Council Secretary 2; Beta Mu Kappa 2. CHARLES RAY PHILLIPS Gary, North Carolina CLAYBOURNE LOU PHILLIPS Newark, Delaware Choir 2. MYRTLE ANN PHILLIPS Clayton, North Carolina Commercial Teaching House Council 2; Annual 2. ALTON L. PREVATTE Lumberton, North Carolina Business JERRY HAROLD REVELS Benson, North Carolina ETHERIDGE MERRELL RHINER Coats, North Carolina Ministry President Ministerial Conference 2; Epsilon Pi Eta 2. MARY ELIZABETH RHODES Kinston, North Carolina Dramatic Arts Delta Psi Omega 2, Secretary-Treasurer 2; Little Theatre 1, 2, Secretary 2. JENNINGS BRYAN RHODES, JR. Raleigh, North Carolina SENIOR SYBIL CHRISTINE RICE (Chris) Lumberton, North Carolina Business Choir 1, 2; Beta Mu Kappa 2; Y.W.A. 1, 2; F.T.A. Club 2; Student Volunteers 1; B.T.U. 1, 2. JACQUELINE FAYE RICHARDS (Jackie) Durham, North Carolina Religious Education Choir 1, 2, Officer 1; Beta Mu Kappa 2; Mozart Music Club 1, 2, Officer 1; Religious Education Club 1, 2; Kitchen Club 1, 2; B.S.U. Council 1, 2; May Court 1; Annual Staff 2; Ministerial Confer- ence 1 ; Student Volunteers 1 ; Opera 1, 2. MELVILLE REID Erwin, North Carolina Chemistry GAIL RIGSBEE Durham, North Carolina Primary Education Choir 1, 2; Spanish Club 2; Beta Mu Kappa 2. BOBBY LEE ROGERS Lake View, South Carolina Business MILTON ROSSER Sanford, Nortli Carolina Business ERNEST DONALD RYALS Dunn, North Carolina Pre-Med JERRY SALMON (Shad) Raleigh, North Carolina Business Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3; May Day 1, 2; Delta Psi Omega 2; Little Theatre 1, 2; Baseball 2. JOANNE SAUNDERS (Jo) Biscoe, North Carolina Business Choir 1; Y.W.A. 2: Kil.lu.i Cluli 2. CARLENE SCOTT Fremont, North C;nolina Library Science Y.W.A. 1, 2; Eta Pi 1. « ' ,■ CLASS EARL SHOTWELL Buie ' s Creek, North Carolina Ministry DUREMA SIMMONS Roseboro, North Carolina Business Eta Pi 2, Vice-President 2; Women ' s House Coun- cil 1, 2; Y.W.A. 1, 2; Building Program Solicitor. DAVIE J. SMITH Goldsboro, North Carolina Law GERALD RAY SMITH Dunn, North Carolina Accounting LAWRENCE SMITH (Larry) Erwin, North Carolina Science MINOR ENRIQUE SMITH Raleigh, North Carolina Accounting WILLIAM ALVA SMITH Belhaven, North Carolina Dentistry Student Council 2. JOY ELAINE SPIVEY Tabor City, North Carolina Science Alpha Beta Gamma 2 ; Y.W.A. Secretary 1 ; Choir 1; Annual Staff 2; Creek Pebbles Staff 1; Little Theatre 2. y ROGER SPIVEY Hobbsville, North Carolina Social Studies RONALD STALLINGS Raleigh, North Carolina Dentistry m tHf.winrvwMiH SEHIOR EDOUARD BESSON STEELE Raleigh, North Carolina Business GENAIR PURVIS STEPHENS Whiteville, North Carolina Business Administration ISWAINE Y. STEPHENSON (Steve) Angier, North Carolina Music Choir 1, 2, President 1; Mozart Music Club 1, 2, President 1 ; Beta Mu Kappa 2. JAMES EDWARD STEPHENSON Dunn, North Carolina Civil Engineering Alpha Beta Gamma Chemistry Society 2; Intra- mural Football 2. LUTHER GUY STEPHENSON Angier, North Carolina Business JOHNNIE DONALD STRICKLAND Middlesex, North Carolina Physical Education Basketball 1, 2, Co-Captain 2; Creek Pebbles 1, 2; Monogram Club 1, 2; Amiual Staff 2. SARAH ANN STROUD Kinston, North Carolina Primary Education Student Council 2; Executive President of Women ' s House Council 2. CHRISTINE SUTTON Seven Springs, North Carolina Elementary Education F.T.A. 1, 2, Secretary-Treasurer 2; Y.W.A. 1, 2. RICHARD BADGER TELFAIR, JR. (Tip) Raleigh, North Carolina Business ADAM JESSIE THOMPSON (A. J.) Smilhficld, North Carolina Business Administration CLASS DONALD RAY TILLMAN D urham, North Carolina Engineering Intramural Sports 1, 2. MACK P. TRENT, JR. Cameron, North Carolina Psychology WALLACE EARL TRUELOVE (Wally) Dunn, North Carolina Engineering GERALD WYATT TUDOR (Mack) Angier, North Carolina Physical Education WILLIAM TUNSTALL (Bill) Durham, North Carolina Radio-Television Spanish Club 2; Delta Psi Omega 2; Radio Club 1, 2; Student Council 1; Golf Team 2. HAROLD KEITH UNDERWOOD Smithfield, North Carolina House Council 2; Student Council 2; Class Presi- dent 1; May Court 1. ELEANOR NELL VAN HOOK Fuquay Springs, North Carolina Business Cheerleader. ROBERT LEE VAUGHN (Bob) Bel Air, Maryland Engineering Class President 2; Choir 1, 2; Mozart Music Club 2; Men ' s House Council 2; Beta Mu Kappa 2; Intramural Sports 1, 2; Campaign Solicitor Captain 2. 1 GLENN ROGERS WADE (Jeff) Erwin, North Carolina Teaching CHARLES WAGNE R Holly Springs, North Carolina , SENIOR SHIRLEY BLANCHE WALKER Burlington, North Carolina Primary Education Religious Education Club 1; B.S.U. Greater Council 2; Choir 1, 2; House Council 2; Beta Mu Kappa. STACEY LEE WALLACE Fayetteville, North Carolina Ministry THOMAS WELLS Chalybeate Springs, North Carolina Business NINA DARE WHEELEY Burlington, North Carolina Music Y.W.A. Reporter 1; Ministerial Conference 1; Secretary-Treasurer Religious Education Club 1 ; B.T.U. 1 ; Student Council 1 ; Choir Accompanist 1, 2; B.S.U. Greater Council 1; B.S.U. Council 2; Mozart Music Club 1, 2; Beta Mu Kappa 2; Annual Staff 2; Opera Workshop 2. WILLIAM BUXTON WHISNANT (Bill) Raleigh, North Carolina Business A dm inistration WILLIAM COEFIELD WIGGINS (Billy) Colerain, North Carolina History Ministerial Conference 1, 2; Spanish Club 1; K itchen Club 1, 2; Religious Education Club 1. WILLIAM NELSON WILDER Zebulon, North Carolina Business Men ' s House Council 2; Intramural Sports 1, 2. ALBERT GARLAND WILLIAMS Clinton, North Carolina ROY ALFRED WILLIAMS Hampton, Virginia Dramatics Little Theatre 1, PresideTit 2; Delta Psi Omega 2, President 2; B.S.U. Council 2; Kitchen Club 1, 2; Mozart Music Club 1, 2: Choir, Vice-President 2; Beta Mu Kappa 2. TED MOORE WILLIAMS Duriiam, North Carolina Chemistry Alpha Beta Ganuna 1, 2, Treasurer 2; Inlranuiral Sports 1, 2. CLASS ELLA ANN WILSON Louisburg, North Carolina Religious Education-Music Choir 1, 2; Beta Mu Kappa 2; Girl ' s Sextet 1; Trio 1, 2; Religious Education Club 2; B.T.U. 1, 2; Mozart Music Club 1, 2, Officer. CAROL LOUISE WILSON Ellerbe, North Carolina Business Education Kitchen Club 1; Y.W.A. 1; Biology Assistant 2; F.T.A. Secretary 1. WILLIAM J. WILSON (BiUy) Fayetteville, North Carolina English Creek Pebbles Staff 1, 2, Editor 2; Men ' s House Council 2; Honor Society 2. LINDEN T. WINBURN Conway, South Carolina Medicine Alpha Beta Gamma 2; Spanish Club 2; Creek Pebbles Staff 2. ARCHIE W. WOOD Dunn, North Carolina Business Volleyball Team 1, 2. TODD C. WOODY Spruce Pine, North Carolina Chemistry Alpha Beta Gamma 1, 2; Spanish Club 2. JACQUELYNN YATES (Jackie) Clayton, North Carolina Primary Education ELIZABETH GAIL YOW (Lib) Lillington, North Carolina Business Administration Creek Pebbles Staff 1, 2; Annual Staff 2; Chair- man Student Building Fund 2. Sophomores Not Pictured: Gene Brooks Avery, Wil- bur Theodore Banner, Gilbert Bruce Campbell, Margaret Hunt Davenport, Taylor D. Davenport, Lumas Charles Davis, Alan W. Finch, George Arm- stead Jones, Jr., Richard A. Makepeace, Arnold Mosley, Donald Wayne Oliver, Ronald Homer Sherron, Robert T. Wells, and James Clifford Withers. JUNIORS First row, left to right: ANTHONY RAYMOND ABEYOUNIS, Washington, North Carolina; HIRAM McDONALD ALLEN, Youngsville, North Carolina; JAY LLOYD ALLEN, Four Oaks, North Carolina; NANCY LOU ALL- GOOD, Carthage, North Carolina; FRED ALPHIN, JR., Mount Olive, North Carolina. Second row: JOHN ARCHIE ALPHIN, JR., Fayetteville, North Carolina; DONALD SCOTT ARMSTRONG, Rocky Mount, North Carolina; IRMA JANE ARMSTRONG, Pilot Mountain, North Carolina; THELBERT DONALD ARTHUR, Beaufort, North Carolina; GENE LEROY ASBY, Washington, North Carolina. Third row: EUGENE THOMAS ATWOOD, Wilson ' s Mills, North Carolina; CHARLES EVERETTE AUSTIN, Durham, North Carolina; SHERWOOD EDWARD AVERY, Dunn, North Carolina; USAM HANNA AZIR, Baghdad, Iraq; JIMMY THOMAS BAKER, Buies Creek, North Carolina. Fourth row: JOHN ALTON BALLARD, Angier, North Carolina; SARA lONA BALLOU, Morehead City, North Carolina; CURTIS FREDRICK BANE, Durham, North Carolina; ROBERT EDWARD BAREFOOT, Benson, North Carolina; JERRY THOMAS BARKLEY, Denver, North Carolina. Fifth roiv: NORMA JEANE BARNES, Morehead City, North Carolina; SHELBY JEAN BARNES, Nashville, North Carolina; ROBERT RAY BASS, Four Oaks, North Carolina; THURMAN ROSS BATTEN, Selma, North Carolina; JAMES BROOKS BAXLEY, Fairmont, North Carolina. A look over the lake Relaxing at Lake Small JUNIORS First row, left to right: JOHN HUGH BAZEMORE, Cofield, North Carolina; CARSON EDWARD BEAMAN, Snow Hill, North Carolina; RICHARD W. BEASLEY, Oxford, North Carolina; WILBUR KENNETH BEASLEY, Raleigh, North Carolina; JOHN TEACKLE BELL, Goldsboro, North Carolina. Second row: RICHARD EVANS BELL, Manteo, North Carolina; BOBBY LEROY BENNETT, Durham, North Caro- lina; ERNEST FRANKLIN BENNETT, Dunn, North Carolina; MARLYN EARLE BENOIST, Rocking- ham, North Carolina; LAWRENCE JOSEPH BERNARD, Bethesda, Maryland. Third row: JAMES HARRY BESLEME, Brooklyn, New York; JAMES STEWART BETHUNE, Clinton, North Carolina; CLAUDE DOUGLAS BINGMAN, Mount Airy, North Carolina; EWARD BISSETT, Spring Hope, North Carolina; BETTY JO BLACKWOOD, Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Fourth row: RAYMOND PITTMAN BLAKELY, Sanford, North Carolina; MARY JO BLANCHARD, Wallace, North Carolina; CORA ANN BLANTON, Rose Hill, North Carolina; JEAN BOND, Buies Creek, North Carolina; ROBERT RICKS BOONE, JR., Castalia, North Carolina. Fifth row: IRENE LOUISE BORRELL, Durham, North Carolina; JOHN HOWARD BOYETTE, Wilson, North Carolina; BARBARA ANN BRANTLEY, Middlesex, North Carolina; BOBBY SMALL BRASWELL, Lumberton, North Carolina; JOYCE 0. BRASWELL, Lumberton, North Carolina. State College prospects Mr. Bond explains an engim ' Ti-i r. -.!.!.- JUNIORS First row, left to right: WILLIAM CULVERN BREWER, Kershaw, South Carolina; CHARLES NICHOLS BRIGGS, Leasburg, North Carolina; ANNE CLAUDETTE BRIS ON, St. Pauls, North Carolina; ELIZABETH KEARNEY BRITT, Bladenboro, North Carolina; ALICE JEANETTE BRYAN, Lumberton, North Carolina. second row: BENJAMIN EDWARD BRYAN, Jacksonville, North Carolina; ROBERT SMALL BRYANT, Clinton, North Carolina; CECIL FISHER BULLARD, JR., Fayetteville, North Carolina; LUCIOUS WILLIAM BULLOCK, JR., Stem, North Carolina; EDWARD MELTON BUNCE, JR., Fayetteville, North Carolina. Third row: WILKIE CARLOS BURT, Enfield, North Carolina: MORRIS V. BUTLER, Pittsboro, North Carolina: ANN MARIE BUTTS, Angier, North Carolina; BILLIE JEAN BYRD, Dunn, North Carolina; BERNICE JAMES BYRD, Lillington, North Carolina. Fourth row: HUBERT GLENWOOD BYRD, Coats, North Carolina; LINDA RUTH BYRD, Coats, North Carolina; JOSEPH ALSTON CAIN, Fayetteville, North Carolina; DEMPSEY AARON CALHOUN, Buies Creek, North Carolina; ROBERT CECIL CARLYLE, Fayetteville, North Carolina. Fifth row: HARVEY NEWTON CARPENTER, Pittsboro. North Carolina; SAMMY TAYLOR CARSON, Bethel, North Carolina; THOMAS CLAYTON CARSON, Bethel, North Carolina; JAMES ARNOLD CARSWELL, Durham, North Carolina; WILLIAM DALE CARTER, Garland, North Carolina. Ad. Building dressed-up for Homecoming Alumni back together again JUNIORS First Toiv, left to right: MARGARET JEANE CARTER, Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina; DANIEL ANDREW CARVER, Belvi- dere. North Carolina; WILLIAM WALTER CASEY, Goldsboro, North Carolina; JAMES BRYAN CATES, Buies Creek, North Carolina; WILLIAM ROBERT CAVINESS, Sanford, North Carolina. Second row: RAYMOND HOWARD CHALLENDER, JR., Pemberton, New Jersey; DAN MOTLEY CHAPPELL, Fuquay Springs, North Carolina; MOLLIE SIMS CHEEK, Goldston, North Carolina; MARGARET PEARL CHOLERTON, Manteo, North Carolina; GRADY COLE CHURCH, Lake View, South Carolina. Third row: BRUCE LANDON CLARK, Pittsboro, North Carolina; DOROTHY JEAN COLEMAN, Bunnlevel, North Carolina; WINGATE WORTH COLLIER, Wade, North Carolina; CHARLES ANDREW COLLINS, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina; EDDIE WOOD COLLINS, Angier, North Carolina. Fourth tow: DONALD RAYMOND COOPER, Gary, North Carolina; SAMMY ARNOLD COTTON, Sanford, North Carolina; PAUL FRANKLIN COUCH, Buies Creek, North Carolina; RICHARD HAYWOOD COX, Four Oaks, North Carolina; CECELIA ELEANOR CRABTREE, Dunn, North Carolina. Fifth row: PAUL IRVING CRAMNER, Pemberton, New Jersey; WELDON LOYD CRAVEN, Seagrove, North Carolina; EARL H. CREECH, JR., Benson, North Carolina; JOSEPH DANIEL CREECH, Dunn, North Carolina; RUBY KEELER CREEF, Manteo, North Carolina. Lowdermilk and Jim Capps get together Dart throwing at the Student Council Carnival o f J .■ ■ JUNIORS First row, left to right: WILLIAM EDWARD CROUCH, Troy, North Carolina; VERNON RAY CRUMPLER, Clinton, North Carolina; JERRY MATTHEW CULBRETH, Hope Mills, North Carolina; LEILA MARGARET CUM- MINGS, El-win, North Carolina; ROBERT TYREE CURRIN, Oxford, North Carolina. ' second row: ROBERT ALBERT DAIL, LaGrange, North Carolina; JOSEPH GARLAND DAUGHTRIDGE, Rocky Mount, North Carolina; CECIL OWENS DAUGHTRY, Faison, North Carolina; ROBERT L. DAUGHTRY, Conway, North Carolina; GLENWOOD SHELTON DAVIS, Coats, North Carolina. Third row: JERRY WAYNE DAVIS, Middlesex, North Carolina; ROLAND DAVIS, Seven Springs, North Carolina; WORDELL JOHNSON DAVIS, JR., Kinston, North Carolina; DAVID ALEXANDER DAY, Murfrees- boro, Nordi Carolina; EUNA FA YE DEAL, Lillington, North Carolina. Fourth row: DOUGLAS DUNCAN DEAN, Clayton, North Carolina; MARSHAL RAY DEAN, Willow Springs, North Carolina; RICHARD GRAY DEAN, Lillington, North Carolina; RONALD REESE DEATON, Troy, North Carolina; JANIE MAURICE DeBRUHL, New Bern, North Carolina. Fifth row: EDWARD M. DENBO, Durham, North Carolina; GRACE WRENN DICKERSON, Hurdle Mills, North Carolina; JERRY DEAN DODSON. Mount Airy, North Carolina; BETTY DRUE DORMAN, Buies Creek, North Carolina; PATSY KELLY DORMAN, Conway. South Carolina. Coffee hreak in the P. R. office Observing the httle one M T JUNIORS First row, left to right: DARRYL DELANO DORSETT, Arlington, Virginia; DON KELLY DOUGLAS, Greensboro, North Caro- lina; LEWIS CALVERT DRINNON, II, Norfolk, Virginia; THOMAS SHERRILL DUNCAN, Angier, North Carolina; WILLIAM BOYD DUNN, Greenville, North Carolina. Second row: MARGIE LEIGH EANES, Dunn, North Carolina; JOSEPH WAYNE EARNSHAW, JR., Camp Lejeune, North Carolina; GEORGE A. EARP, Winnabow, North Carolina; CAROLYN MAE EASLEY, Conway, South Carolina; REBECCA ELEASE EAGERTON, Fairmont, North Carolina. Third row: CAROLYN VERNON EFIRD, Whiteville, North Carolina; JAMES MICHAEL EGBERT, Greensboro, North Carolina; FRED ALLEN ELLIOTT, Coats, North Carolina; SUSIE ASTER ELMORE, Clinton, North Carolina; EARL WILMER ENZOR, Fair Bluff, North Carolina. Fourth row: FLOYD IREDELL ENZOR, Fair Bluff, North Carolina; MERRILL JARVIS EVANS, Ahoskie, North Carolina; HAROLD RAY FAIL, Spring Lake, North Carolina; CHARLES PAT FAIRCLOTH, Fayette- ville. North Carolina; JOHN WILLIAM FAISON, JR., Clayton, North Carolina. Fifth row: JAMES STANFIELD FELTON, Erwin, North Carolina; HARRY FIELDS, Snow Hill, North Carolina; WILLIAM ARNOLD FISHER, Durham, North Carolina; PATRICIA FLOYD, Fairmont, North Carolina. Chapel on Tuesday Waiting for the announcements JUNIORS iii| . m i Ki ,0 k ■ First row, left to right: JOSEPH THEOPHILNE FORNAL, Meriden, Connecticut; MARK FREEMAN FOSTER, Greensboro, North Carolina; FREDRIC NATHAN FRANCIS, Jacksonville, North Carolina; MYRTAS LaRUE FRAZIER, Wake Forest, North Carolina; NORMA JEAN FRAZIER, Spring Lake, North Carolina. Second row: RALPH LEWIS FRAZIER, Fuquay Springs, North Carolina; JONAS ELBERT FULTON, JR., Charlotte, North Carolina; GERALDINE FUSSELL, Rose Hill, North Carolina; BETTY LOUISE FUTRELL, Lu- cama, North Carolina; HELEN LOUISE GARNER, Robbins, North Carolina. Third row: DANIEL EVERETTE GILBERT, Benson, North Carolina; NORMAN RAY GILBERT, Greensboro. North Carolina; WALDA ROSALYN GODWIN. Pine Level, North Carolina; BENJAMIN RANSOM GOFF, Dunn, North Carolina; JAMES GRANT, Four Oaks, North Carolina. Fourth row: JANET COOPER GRAY, Snow Hill, North Carolina; TOMMY NILE GRAY, Fuquay, North Carolina; JERRY O ' NEAL GREEN, Morrisville, North Carolina; BARBARA JEAN GRIFFIN, Fairmont, North Carolina; LAWRENCE ORION GUPTON, Rocky Mount, North Carolina. Fifth row: ROBERT MARK GUPTON, Red Springs, North Carolina; C. L. GURGANUS, Smithfield, North Carolina; JOHN BRADLEY HALES, Bladenboro, North Carolina; W. H. HALES, JR., Sharpsburg, North Carolina; MABREY MELVIN HALL, Spring Lake, North Carolina. Registration September 10 Waiting to be next JUHIORS - t JS 1 A. a (!i , V : HfL iPPl X -::Si .• -IrV I ' ■|i - ii First row, left to right: ANN HAMNER, Raleigh, North Carolina; ROBERT HAMPTON HARPER, Raleigh, North Carolina; THOMAS ELLIOTT HARRELL, JR., Colerain, North Carolina; BABE DOUGLAS HARRISON, Clayton, North Carolina; LESLIE CARROLL HAWKINS, Cove City, North Carolina. Second row: JULIUS DUNCAN HAYS, Durham, North Carolina; RICHARD LAWRENCE HECK, Riverside Park, New Jersey; CURTIS DAWSON HEDGEPETH, Kinston, North Carolina; NORMAN MAXWELL HERN- DON, Durham, North Carolina; JOHN HARDY HIGH, Rocky Mount, North Carolina. Third row: ANDREW JACKSON HILL, Lillington, North Carolina; GEORGE A. HILL, Durham, North Carolina; MABREY GENE HINNANT, Lucama, North Carolina; MARTIN JERVIE HINSON, Chadbourn. North Carolina; RICHARD DELANO HINSON, Chadbourn, North Carolina. Fourth row: NELSON EDDY HINTON, Raleigh, North Carolina : HUNTER GARLAND HOBGOOD, Durham, North Carolina; BETTY LOU HOCKADAY, Angier, North Carolina; CLARENCE MACK HOCUTT, JR., Zeb- ulon. North Carolina; GERALD WADSWORTH HOLLEMAN, Holly Springs, North Carolina. Fifth row: DAPHNECAROLYNHORNE, Atkinson, North Carolina; ADRIAN PHILMORE HORRELL. Atkinson, North Carolina; GEORGE WAYNE HORTON, Apex, North Carolina; HAROLD LEE HOSLEY, Greens- boro, North Carolina; GAYLE McNEILL HOWARD, Sanford, North Carolina. Future typists? Which ring shall it be? JUHIORS , Cl . ., C . o •|r .«liWK First row, left to right: RAYMOND LLOYD HOWELL, Warwick, Virginia; GERALD FRANKLIN HUMPHREY, Fayetteville, North Carolina; VERTA LEE INMAN, Conway, South Carolina; ALICE LOU JACKSON, Dunn, North Carolina; GEORGE EDWARD JACKSON, Black Creek, North Carolina. Second roiv: SALIM ABBOOD JAILAWI, Baghdad, Iraq; FRANCES EVELYN JENKINS, Castalia, North Carolina; BERKLIN LEON JOHNSON, Lillington, North Carolina; BONNELL JOHNSON, Fuquay Springs, North Carolina; GLADYS MARIE JOHNSON, Lillington, North Carolina. Third row: GLORIA WIESE JOHNSON, Rose Hill, North Carolina; HELEN FA YE JOHNSON, Sanford, North Carolina; HERBERT GORDON JOHNSON, Sanford, North Carolina; PATSY JEAN JOHNSON, Angier, North Carolina; JOSEPH AARON JOHNSON, Benson, North Carolina. Fourth row: JUDITH TERESSA JOHNSON, Beaufort, North Carolina; LARRY WILSON JOHNSON, Coats, North Carolina; WILBUR MACK JOHNSON, Luniberton, North Carolina; WILLIAM DONALD JOHNSON, Smithfield, North Carolina; JAMES RUFFIN JONES, Four Oaks, North Carolina. Fifth row: JUNNIE CLEVELAND JONES, Buie ' s Creek, North Carolina; PRESTON ELWOOD JONES, Smithfield, North Carolina; SANDRA JEAN JONES, Rocky Point, North Carolina; SHELBY JEAN JONES, Durham, North Carolina; GEORGE RICHARD JOSEPH, JR., Erwin, North Carolina. Girls in New Dorm have no heat again! Convening old gymnasium to Mathematics Building ■ JUHIORS f f P First row, left to right: YVONNE ELAINE JOYCE, Madison, North Carolina; LEVY BRAXTON JOYNER, Nashville, North Carolina; ESTHER LOUISE JOYNER, Kinston, North Carolina; BARBARA ANN KELLY, Garner, North Carolina; THOMAS GARNETT KENDALL, Orange, Virginia. Second row: NANCY JANE KIDD, Bennett, North Carolina; JOHN WILLIAM KILPATRICK, Magnolia, North Caro- lina; GEORGE RUSSELL KORNEGAY, JR., Mount Olive, North Carolina; RUDOLPH PHILLIP LA- MONE, Wellsburg, West Virginia; BARRETT THOMPSON LANIER, Greensboro, North Carolina. Third row: HERBERT ALLEN LANIER, Magnolia, North Carolina; LEWIS BEAUREGARD LANIER, Jacksonville, North Carolina; RICHARD WAYNE LAURI, Fort Bragg. North Carolina; BENNY HOY LAWRENCE, Biscoe, North Carolina ; BOBBY GENE LAWSON, Fayetteville, North Carolina. Fourth row: ERTLE JAMES LAWSON, Lumberton, North Carolina; THOMAS FREDRICK LEA, Fayetteville, North Carolina;CHOONGSOUPLEE, Los Angeles 8, California; DANIEL CLARENCE LEE, JR., Willow Springs, North Carolina; JULIUS WALTON LEE, JR., Dunn, North Carolina. Fifth roiv: LINDA GAIL LEE, Benson, North Carolina; ROGER DARROW LEE, Neuse, North Carolina; THOMAS WARREN LEE, Four Oaks, Nortli Carolina; WILLIAM D. LEE, Raleigh, North Carolina; GUY MIMS LEGGETT, Williamston, North Carolina. H. F. Page, author of college song Mrs. Campbell has reached the 92nd mark JUNIORS First row, left to right: ROSS A. LENNON, Bladenboro, North Carolina; MARCUS FAISON LEWIS, Roseboro, North Carolina; CHARLESBILLYLIPSCOMB,Angier, North Carolina; LINDA BELLE LIPSCOMB, Plymouth, North Carolina; WAYNE THOMAS LIVENGOOD, Carthage, North Carolina. Second row: HAL TRIESTE LIVERMAN, Ahoskie, North Carolina; FLETCHER FOLGER LLOYD, Sanford, North Carolina; JOE HUGH LLOYD, Carrboro, North Carolina; THOMAS LONG LLOYD, Buies Creek, NorUi Carolina; JERRY DANIEL LONG, Ash, North Caro lina. Third row: JOHN D. LOUDERMILK, Durham, North Carolina; LEIGHTON MITCHELL LOVETTE, Lumberton, North Carolina; MANLY WALKER LUCAS, Sanford, North Carolina; DOROTHY B. LYNCH, Apex, Nortli Carolina; ROBERT JACK LYNCH, Apex, North Carolina. Fourth row: NORMAN McARTHUR, Broadway, North Carolina; CAROLYN MARIE McCARSON, Durham, North Carolina; JERRY WINIFRED McCAULEY, Fayetteville, North Carolina; LARRY MILTON McCRANIE, Greensboro, North Carolina; CLAUDE PEMBERTON McGIRT, III, Red Springs, North Carolina. Fifth row: PATTIE SUE McLAMB, Coats, North Carolina; BEULAH MAE McLEAN, Maxton, North Carolina; CHARLES LINDY MACE, Sanford, North Carolina; GENE THOMAS MANESS, Troy, North Carolina; HELEN IDELIA MANNING, Plymouth, North Carolina. Library — perfect place for writing term papers Homecoming court on parade JUNIORS  tl 1 First roiv, left to right: WALTER KENNETH MARLER, Newton Grove. North Carolina; JOSEPH PERKINS MARLEY, JR., Southern Pines, North Carolina; RICHARD FRANCIS MASON, Pocomoke, Maryland; DURWARD CLARK MATHENY, Wake Forest, North Carolina; BOBBY JOE MATTHEWS, Angier, North Carolina. Second row: BOBWAYNEMATTHEWS, Durham, North Carolina; JAMES CLIFTON MATTHEWS, Angier, North Carolina; ROBERT GRADY MATTHEWS, Lillington, North Carolina; SYLVIA JEAN MATTHEWS, Angier, North Carolina; HUGH GORDEN MAXWELL, Goldsboro, North Carolina. Third row: BETTY CAROLYN MEDFORD, Burlington, North Carolina; BARBARA JANE MEDLIN, Mebane. North Carolina; CLARENCE M. MEDLIN. Wake Forest, North Carolina; ESTHER MARIE MELTON, Roxboro, North Carolina; HILDA JEAN MELTON, Roxboro, North Carolina. Fourth row: MARILYN MILLER, Nichols, South Carolina; CHESTER BURL MITCHELL, JR., Princeton, North Carolina; JACK DAVIS MOBLEY, Raleigh, North Carolina; BARBARA LAVENIA MOORE, Smithfield, North Carolina; SIDNEY RODERICK MOORE, Currie, North Carolina. Fifth roiv: RONALD GREY MORTON, Sanford, North Carolina; DHIAA ABED ALI MUOMIN, Basher, Baghdad, Iraq; GRAY WHITAKER MURPHY, Laurel Hill, North Carolina; JOSEPH DONWELL NEIGHBORS, Benson, North Carolina; JAMES ELEY NEWSOME, Ahoskie, North Carolina. Dedication of Library Annex JUNIORS Firsl row, left to right: SIDNEY THOMAS NOELL, JR., Chapel Hill, North Carolina; KENNETH CHARLES NORTON, Hope Mills, North Carolina; SIDNEY RAY OAKLEY, Stem, North Carolina; SARA FRANCES OLIVE, Garner, North Carolina; JERRY THOMAS OLIVER, Fuquay Springs, North Carolina. Second roiv: LUCY ROSEMOND OUTLAW, Mount Olive, North Carolina; CHARLES ALLEN OVERTON, Apex, North Carolina; ANNETTE PAGE, Havelock, North Carolina; HERMAN FORDYCE PAGE, Buies Creek, North Carolina; JOSEPHUS DERWARD PARKER, Elm City, North Carolina. Third row: ALONZO PARRISH, Benson, North Carolina; DANIEL HUBERT PARTIN, II, Raleigh, North Carolina; BETTY ANN PATTERSON, Broadway, North Carolina; WILLIAM RICHARD PEARSON, Wilson, North Carolina; CAROLYN FA YE PEED, Durham, North Carolina. Fourth row: ROSCOE WADE PEELE, Lewiston, North Carolina; EMMANUEL POOLE PEGRAM, Rocky Mount, North Carolina; JAMES FORREST PENNY, JR., Fuquay Springs, North Carolina; JAMES ERAN PERRY, Williamston, North Carolina; JUDITH ANN PERRY, Kitty Hawk. North Carolina. Fifth row: EDITH FA YE PHILLIPS, Durham, North Carolina; HAYWOOD McKAY PHTHISIC, Edenton, North Carolina; JOHN SAMUEL PICKETT, High Point, North Carolina; RALPH STANLEY PICKETT, Beula- ville. North Carolina; WILLIAM RODNEY PITTMAN. Micro, North Carolina. Oops! Don ' t spill your coffee Even the Dean of Women has a boss JUHIORS First row, left to right: RICHA.RD ERVIN PIVER, Ash, North Carolina; ALBERT M. POE, DLirham, North Carolina; ALMA JANE PORTER, Durham, North Carolina; JAMES W. PORTER, Raleigh, North Carolina; THOMAS ELLIOTT POTTS, Lincolnton, North Carolina. Second row: JERRY HOLTON PRESCOTT, New Bern, North Carolina; LARRY HOLTON PRESCOTT, New Bern. North Carolina; WELLFORD PRICE, Rocky Mount, North Carolina; DONAL MARK PRINCE, Nichols, South Carolina; JIMMY HAROLD PRINCE, Fuquay Springs, North Carolina. Third row: EMMANUEL HARON PURTO, Baghdad, Iraq; JAMES HALL QUILLIN, JR., Garner, North Carolina; GERALD HAYWOOD QUINN, Warsaw, North Carolina; MARY SUSAN RAGLAND, Buies Creek, North Carolina; LUTHER THEODORE RATCLIFF, Richlands, Virginia. Fourth row: BONNIE JOYCE RAY, Carrboro, North Carolina; FANNIE LOU REEL, Fair Bluff, North Carolina; HILTON VESTER RENFROW, Kenly, North Carolina; ARNOLD LEWIS REYNOLDS, Pittsboro, North Carolina; BARBARA ANN RIDDLE, Greensboro, North Carolina. Fijth row: PAUL BERT ROBERSON, Williamston, North Carolina; CORA ANN ROBERTS, Cameron, North Caro- lina; THOMAS RUFFIN ROBINSON, Goldsboro, North Carolina; JAMES BLAINE ROCK, Chillum, Maryland; CARROLL BAYNES ROGERS, Buies Creek, North Carolina. The Governor visits the Campus JUNIORS First row, left to right: INGAMIKKELSENROGERS,Youngsville, North Carolina; REID REGINALD ROGERS, Buies Creek, North Carolina; DON MITCHELL ROTHROCK. Greensboro, North Carolina; ROBERT FINLEY ROWE, Lexington, Nortli Carolina : ALONZA GLENN ROWELL, Fayetteville, North Carolina. Second row: KATHRYN BYRD ROWLAND, Fuquay Springs, North Carolina ; JAMES GRAHAM RYALS, Lillington, North Carolina; JOHN A. SALMON, Durham, North Carolina; REXFORD BRYAN SASSER, Goldsboro, North Carolina; JERRY COUNCIL SCOTT, Whiteville, North Carolina. Third row: LUCY ELEANOR SEALY, Fairmont, North Carolina; RHEBA NELL SELF, Drexel, North Carolina; EUGENE WESLEY SHAW, Spring Lake, North Carolina; NANCY LEE SHEARIN, Rocky Mount, North Carolina; CAROL ANN SHERARD, Goldsboro, North Carolina. Fourth row: LINDA RUTH SHERARD, Raleigh, North Carolina ; ALICE EVONELL SHERIDAN, Bel Air Maryland; CHARLES EDWARD SHIRLEY, Walstonburg, North Carolina; VIRGINIA LEE SINGLETARY, Eliza- bethtown, North Carolina; WILLIAM THOMAS SLEDGE, Whiteville, North Carolina. Fifth row: JAMES MERILYN SMALL, Newport, North Carolina; MARGARET LINDA SMALL, Fair Bluff, North Carolina; EDWARD ELLIOTT SMITH, Elizabethtown, North Carolina; GLENN HARDY SMITH, Four Oaks, North Carolina; SHIRLEY ANNE SMITH, Angier, North Carolina. Students meet the faculty JUNIORS First row, left to right: WILLIAM OVERTON SMITH, Raleigh, North Carolina; PEGGY JOYCE SPENCER, Bayboro, North Carolina; JAMES WILLIAM STALLINGS, Clinton, North Carolina; JO ELLA STAMPS, Yanceyville, North Carolina; ANNIE LAURA STEPHENS, Fairmont, North Carolina. Second row: RUDOLPH HAMPTON STEWART, Buies Creek, North Carolina; PATRICK LEE STILWELL, Princeton, North Carolina; BART ANDREW STREB, Raleigh, North Carolina; ANNA NEAL STRICKLAND, Cerro Gordo, North Carolina; DEMPSEY PARKER STRICKLAND, Fair Bluff, North Carolina. Third row: JAMES HARPER STRICKLAND. Selma, North Carolina; MARY ANNE STRICKLAND. Cerro Gordo, North Carolina; CECIL EARL STROUD, Seven Springs, North Carolina; FRANKLIN EUGENE SUE, Leland, North Carolina; WARREN OSBORNE SUMMERLIN, Fayetteville, North Carolina. Fourth row: JANET FAY SWAIN, Accomac, Virginia; RICHARD HOMAN SWANSON, Hope Mills, North Carolina; GAITHER McCULLEN TADLOCK, Clinton, North Carolina; JOSEPH MARVIN TAFT, JR., Greenville, North Carolina; KENNETH MATTHEW TALLEY, Fuquay Springs, North Carolina. Fifth row: HILDA JOYCE TEACHEY, Rose Hill, North Carolina; JOSEPH EARL THAIN. Mount Olive, North Carolina; BERNICE WILEY THOMAS, Broadway, North Carolina; DORIS THOMPSON, Jacksonville, North Carolina; GENE ELLIOTT THOMPSON, Elizabethtown, North Carolina. Who needs to study? JUNIORS t;V:..- ' ' ::- yV-. -.l . ' ' :-i-:y: :i}. ri First row, left to right: GEORGE WEST THOMPSON, III, Goldsboro, North Carolina; LARRY R. TODD, Durham, North Caro- lina; CLIFFORD PRITCHARD TOWE, Hertford, North Carolina; JERRY WILLIAM TOWNSEND, Wilmington, North Carolina; IVA YVONNE TRIPP, Dunn, North Carolina. Second row: NOELBARTONTUCK, JR., Henderson, North Carolina; ROSA LEIGH TURLINGTON, Dunn, North Carolina; WEBSTER POWELL TURLINGTON, LiUington, North Carolina; JAMES LEON TURNER, Buies Creek, North Carolina; EVELYN SEAWELL VEST, Buies Creek, North Carolina. Third row: EULIS HAROLD VEST, JR., Buies Creek, North Carolina; JAMES MADISON WALLACE, JR.. Dunn, North Carolina; SHELBA JEAN WALTERS, Oxford, North Carolina; HARVEY EUGENE WALTON, Durham, North Carolina; DONALD PAGE WARREN, High Point, North Carolina. Fourth row: MARSHALL LEE WARREN, Fayetteville, North Carolina; JANET CAMILLE WATERS, Goldsboro, North Carolina; JOSEPHINE WATERS, Mount Olive, North Carolina; RALPH WATTS, Nichols, South Carolina; VIRGINIA LOUISE WEBB, Norwood, North Carolina. Fifth row: JAMES WYNN WELLS, Roseboro, North Carolina; WILLIAM FRANK WELLS, Wallace. North Caro- lina; ANDREW GRAHAM WEST, Dunn, North Carolina; CURTIS WEST, East Lumberton, North Carolina; JERRY ROBERT WEST, Spring Lake, North Carolina. Homecoming display at Britt Campaign Float ■ ik ' ife ■ , JUNIORS t A. First row, left to right: VERNA MAE WHEELER, Louisburg, North Carolina; KATHERINE RICHARDSON WHITE, New Bern, North Carolina; CLIFTON BRYAN WHITE, Dover, North Carolina; SUE PERRY WHITE, Hertford, North Carolina; SAMUEL LYMAN WHITEHEAD, JR., Whitakers, North Carolina. Second row. DELANO FULTON WHITTINGTON, Dunn, North Carolina; BOBBY LOUIS WICKER, Lillington, North Carolina; TREVA IRENE WIGGINS, Kinston, North Carolina; CARL WILBURN, Raleigh, North Caro- lina; IRIS DELL WILLIAMS, Dunn, North Carolina. Third row: JANET MARIE WILLIAMS, Lillington, North Carolina; DANIEL PARKS WILLIAMSON, New Bern, North Carolina; RICHARD ARLEN WILLIAMSON, Cerro Gordo, North Carolina; STEPHEN MONROE WILLIAMSON, Kenansville, North Carolina; HORACE SMYTHE WILLSON, Raleigh, North Carolina. Fourth row: SARA HELEN WILLIS, Davis, North Carolina; BILL RUBEN WOBBLETON, Williamston, North Caro- lina; JERRY FRANKLIN WOOD, Four Oaks, North Carolina; LESLIE HOWELL WOOD (Buzz), Lill- ington, North Carolina; BILLY JACKSON WOOD ALL, Dunn, Nortli Carolina. Fifth row: CHARLIE CLARENCE WOODLIEF, Rolesville, North Carolina; DAVID RAY WORSLEY, Wallace, North Carolina; GEORGE KAY WORSLEY, Wallace, North Carolina; LARRY NORVILLE WYNNS, Powellsville, North Carolina; SUNG HAK YANG, Seoul, Korea. Pretty girls are like a melody A Birthday maybe? JUNIORS J M Left to right: SUNG YONG YANG, Seoul, Korea; POLLY OWEN YOW, High Point, North Carolina; DONALD RICHARD ZEILLER, Manhasset, New York; THOMAS JACKSON ZIMMER- MAN, JR., Greensboro, North Carolina. lioljliy I.awv n, ' resident; Donalil Arthur, Itarliara Riilill Not Pictured: Boyd Arp; ' Elmer Badger; Floyd Devon Brock; Charles Otis Brown; Robert James Burke, Jr.; Jimmy D. Collins; John M. De Armon; Clyde Philip Dickens; Garland Forbes; Charles William Forrest; Charles Watkins Gallaher; Charles William Glass; Byrd Hinshaw; Bruce Jackson Howard, Jr.; James Caudell Johnson; Paul Douglas King; Harold E. Lewis; Harold Lynn Lit- tle; Jack MePherson Long; Mrs. Faye Messer; Alexander Wesley Moore; Glenn Arthur Morris; Martha Ann Poole; Charles Lamarr Smith; Roy Melvin Spivey; Albert Leroy Simpson; John Franklin Sutlierland; Hautense Tart; Gildo Tomei; William Ger- ald Warren, Robert A. Waterson; Robert D. Wimberly. HIGH SCHOOL Miss Cansler, Advisor; Elwood Boyer, President, Jaclc Cameron, Ann Ha First row, left to right: Waylon a. Barefoot, Buies Creek; Elwood Bayer, Morehead City ; Jack Cameron Bethea, Fayetteville ; EuELL H. Blackwood, Durham; Iva Louise Brooks, Chapel Hill. Second row: BiLLiE Dean Brown, Dunn; William A. Bryant, Clinton; Waylon M. Byrd, Erwin; William Holt Core, Raleigh; Raymond Taft Courie, Kinston. Bottom: William Royster Creech, Benson. HIGH SCHOOL First rotv, left to right: Lewis Calvert Drinnon, II, Norfolk, Virginia; Robert Burke Edge, Neuse; Johnnie Melvin Ellis, Clayton; Bervin Henry Ferguson, Louisburg; Millard Evans Forbes, Jr., Ahoskie. Second row: Sandra Ingrid Gordon, Garden City, New York; Henry T. Goss, Jr., Durham; Jimmy Green, Wilming- ton; Ann Ruth Hall, McDonald; Norman Ray Hatcher, Fayetteville. Third row: Nancy Jean Hughes, Old Fort; Vernon Grant James, Jr., Elizabeth City; William Howard Johnson, Benson; Helen Marie King, Bladenboro; Maylon Arthur Kirby, Lucama. Fourth row: Major Herbert Langdon, Raleigh; Thomas Phil Langdon, Fayetteville; Kenneth Deshazo Lisenbe, Fu iuay Springs; Bobby McGee, Angier; Royster Ray Matthews, Envin. Fifth row: Judy Maxwell, Wadesboro; Raymond Mills, Trenton; William Claire Mobley, Washington; Alfred F. Owens, Jr., Alexandria, Virginia; Don Thomas F ' eacock, Wliiteville. HIGH SCHOOL First row, left to right: Clyde Pruitt Pearce, Youngsville; Billy Ray Poole, Selma; David Rawson Porter, Thomasville; Carolyn Rose Putnam, Greensboro; Kenneth Hamilton Robbins, Buies Creek. Second row: Carol Joanne Roberts, Lebanon, Pennsylvania; Charles Edwin Scholl, Varina; Thomas Clifford Sexton, Buies Creek; Wesley Reece Shore, Fayetteville; Edward Lewis Squires, Carrboro. Third row: Martin J. Stubbs, Fayetteville; Barbara Dianne Sutton, Fayetteville; Mavis Ruth Thomas, Barran- quilla, Colombia, South America; Robert Jim Underwood, Willow Springs; Clarence Robert Walton, Richmond, Virginia. Not Pictured: James Chilton, Hayden Croom, Roy Mashbum, R. B. Mason, Betty Scott, Robert Smith, Linda Williams, William Templeton. SPECIAL STUDENTS Margie Calhoun Rocky Mount, North Carolina LisTON Richard Stephens Erwin, North Carolina Kermit Vinson Smithfield, North Carolina Not Pictured: Ronald Curby Godwin Joyce Stuart Ann Marley Wright .1 SECOHd-SEMESTER STUDENTS i l A Top row, left to right: Karini Alalhassabi, Teheran, Iran; Mooaid Al-Muddarris, Bagdad, Iraq; Jamal AI-Rami, Bagdad, Iraq; Von Baldwin, Durham, North Carolina; Barbara Barefoot, Benson, North Caro- lina; Hoyle Scott Barker, Raleigh, North Carolina. Second row: William E. Bass, Four Oaks, North Carolina; Ken Brackney, Woodlawn, Maryland; L. H. Byrd, Mount Olive, North Carolina; Betty Carroll, Asheboro, North Carolina; Thomas J. Colley, Camp Lejeune, North Carolina; Tom Collins, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina Third row: Buel Creason, Siler City, North Carolina; Charles Dorman, Dunn, North Carolina; Wayne Fletcher, Durham, North Carolina; Nancy Garrett, Arlington, Virginia; Donald E. Glenn, Durham, North Carolina; Judy Harper, Erwin, North Carolina. Bottom row: Richard Harrington, Broadway, Noith Carolina; Mary Louise Hiers, Walterboro, South Carolina; Howard Hockaday, Four Oaks, North Carolina; Peggy Hodges, Dunn, North Carolina; T. B. Hollingsworth, Jr., Spring Hope, North Carolina; Betsy Rose Hood, Newton Grove, North Carolina. SECOND-SEMESTER STUDENTS Top roiv, left to right: Craig Home, Morehead City, North Carolina; Elmond Hughes, Cliarleston. South Carolina; Troy Jackson, Ayden, North Carolina; Kenneth Jeffries, New Hill, North Carolina; Charles Ray Jenkins, Havelock, North Carolina; Clarence Jones, Warwick, Virginia. Second row: William L. Jones, Portsmouth, Virginia; Raymond Jowdy, Danhnry, Connecticut; Walter C. Lanier, I illington, North Carolina; Dan Lee, Willow Springs, North Carolina; Robert Lewis, Shannon, North Carolina; Lester Lindley, Pittshoro, North Carolina. Third row: Gary Lopp, Thomasville, North Carolina; Jack McCann, Clairton. Virginia; Hugh McDonald, Lillinglon, North Carolina; Thomas Miller, Williamshurg, Virginia; Angus Monds, Dunn, North Carolina; Bohhy Moore, Raleigh, North Carolina. Bottom row: Michael Moran, Pittsluirgh, Pennsvlvaiiia ; Annette Morand. Raleigh. North CaroliTia; Patsy McLanijp. Benson. North Carolina: Leon Nortlcet, Turhoro. North Carolina; Joseph I ' rice. Elkin, North (iarolina; James Olive, Raleigh, North (Carolina. SECOND-SEMESTER STUDENTS Top row, left to right: Ernest Owen, Fayetteville, North Carolina; Thomas M. Owen, Durham, North Carolina; Katherine Parrish, Benson, North Carolina; Walter Rambeaut, Apex, North Carolina; Fred Smith, Greensboro, North Carolina; Jake Smith, Tarboro, North Carolina. Second row: Jesse Smith, Mount Olive, North Carolina; Daniel Solomon, Bagdad, Iraq; Wilbur Stam- baugh, Merriam, Kansas; James Tart, Dunn, North Carolina; Harold Tharrington, Louisburg, North Caro- lina; Gil Tomei, Ambridge, Permsylvania. Third row: George Tyson, Fayetteville, North Carolina; Murphy Upeluirch, Durham, North Carolina; Regan Walters, Barnesville, North Carolina; Ralph Watson, Duriiam, North Carolina; Glen Wilkerson, Raleigh, North Carolina; Brenda Williams, Whiteville; North Carolina. SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS NOT PICTURED Paul Bass, Paris E. Booth, Roy B. Brock, Mauricio Chocron, Mozelle Couch, Robert Daughtridge, Leigh Forbes, John Gaines, Charles Guy, Norman C. Hardee, Cyrus D. Hemby, James M. Harmon, Lemuel H. Jenkins, Lizzie Langdon, Clara Lloyd Langston. Francis Lawson, Rachel B. Lee, Cecil W. McKiethan, Clement E. McLean, Earl H. Marshall, Helen Massengill, Gene 0. Murray, Lloyd Nooe, Gordon Reuschling, Jerry Townsend, Robert Tudor. Harold Turbeville, William Upchurch, C. W. War- wick. Herbert D. Wilson, Buck J. Womack, Sanae N. Yang. Paula Sue Johnson, Victor Penny, Doris Ann Phelps, Audrey A. Phthisic. MOMENTS TO REMEMBER STUDENT GOVERNMENT A Moment of Relaxation STUVENT COUNCIL ADVISORS: Mrs. Hopson, Mrs. Eubanks, Mr Gilbert. ADVISORS: Mr. King, Mr. Hogg, Mr. Bond,! Mr. Burkot. The Traffic Committee was organized l)y the Student Council to make our col- lege campus and coinniunity a safer place to live, to relieve traffic conjestion, to provide necessary pa rking, and to hear cases and complaints of traffic and other safety violations. Members: Hargrove Davis; Billy Lee; Herman Phelps, Chairman; Don Blank- enship. Not pictured, J. N. Bond. trathc committee WOMEN ' S HOUSE COUNCIL NEW DORM MEMBERS: Linda Small, Faye Johnson, Rebecca Brafford, Rhoelle Joyce, Myrtle Ann Phillips, Kay Fore, Shelby Jones, Shirley Walker, Barbara Butler, Ann Stroud, Judy Johnson, Gerry Matthews, President. TREAT MEMBERS: Laura Perry, President; Rebecca Malpass, Treva Wiggins, Jane McAlister, Jewel Gay, Nancy Blevins, Nancy Moore, Durema Simmons, Jean Humphreys. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL: Ann Stroud, President; Mrs. Thelma Gilbert, Elizabeth Britt, Gerry Matthews, Mrs. Ethel Eubanks, Mrs. Emma L. Hopson, Laura Perry. DAY MEMBERS: Elizabeth Britt, President; Faye McDonald, Sue Murphy, Christine Langley, Margaret Carter, Joyce Teachey. HOSTESSES: Mrs. Ethel Eubanks, New Dorm; Mrs. Emma Leigh Hopson, Day; Mrs. Thelma Gilbert, Treat. ' tK MEN ' S HOUSE COUNCIL KITCHIN MEMBERS Johnny Strickland Bill Boone Gerald Edwards Nelson Wilder C. D. Moss, President Farrell McNeiU Billy Moss BRITT MEMBERS Larry Wynns, President Russell Bartholomew Don Zeiller Bob Vaughn Larry Prescott PEARSON MEMBERS Ronald Stallings Jimmy BritI, President Grady Church ANNEX MEMBERS Bruce Ayscue Tommy Johnson Ed Leyva, President LAYTON MEMBERS Jay Bancroft Jim Rock Billy Wilson, President Jerry West Leon Turner EXECUTIVE COUNCIL: Ed Leyva, C. D. Moss, Billy Wilson, Jimmy Britt, Larry Wynns, Billy Lee, President. HOSTS: Robert L. King, Hargrove Davis, Robert Hogg. RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES BAPTIST STUDENT UNION The Baptist Student Union on a College Campus OFFICERS President George Peacock has the following purposes: tlie development of first Vice-President. .Shirley Walker (Membership) Christian leadership, the ministering to the spirit- SeconjlVke-P ' sident Jean Humphries (Social) ' Of Third Vice-President Larry Wynns (Devotional) ual needs of the men and women on the campus, Secretary Jewel Gay , ,. . , , . J- r.1 • 11 Treasurer Robert Rowe and the extending of the teachmgs of Christ to all y Chairman Roy Wiluams, Kay Kerly parts of the world. In carrying out these purposes l- - 9 ' ° ' ' } ' ' r McAlister Sunday School Superintendents an individual has the opportunity to grow in knowl- Lloyd Allen, Louise Bray , , . . , 11 1 J 1 • c ij r Training Union Director Belvin Cox edge. Christian love, and thus broaden his held of Ministerial Representatives Paul Couch service to his college, to his country, and to his Chapel Director Don Britt Publicity Bruce Ayscue God. Music Nina Wheeley THE MIHISTERIAL CONFERENCE From its beginning the training of men and women for the ministry and Christian work has been one of the chief aims of Campbell College. One can see from a survey of leadership in the field of religion in our area that Campbell College has furnished her share of worthy and capable Christian workers. A few years ago, the administration became keenly aware of the ever-growing need of better preparing the ministerial students. As a result a Ministerial Conference Class was organized. The class secures as speakers for these meetings well- trained men from church-related iiistitutions and churches, thereby enabling the ministerial student to come in contact with the best minds and person- alities of our area. The students are given the opportunity to pre- pare and deliver speeches to the conference. OFFICERS President Etheridge Rhiner Vice-President Paul Couch Secretary Harold Morgan Treasurer Don Britt Social Chairman Bobby Edge Faculty Advisors C. B. Howard and E. M. Walker ErilRIDOE RlllNKR MINISTERIAL STUDENTS yOUNG WOMEN ' S AUXILIARY The purpose of the Young Women ' s Auxiliary is to teach young women about the needs of the world and God ' s plan in meeting these needs. In the meetings, mission studies are presented which give the girls a chance to take part and to put the miss into missions. OFFICERS President Jane McAlister Vice-President Jewell Gat Secretary Nanct Moore Treasurer Rebecca Malpass Program Chairmaiti Rebecca BraffORD Community Mission CAaiVman. _Mary Lanier BAPTIST TRAINING UNION The B.T.U. is one of the major unit organiza- tions of the B.S.U. Its leader is a member of tlie Executive Council of the B.S.U. Its purpose is to give the training and instructions necessary to good church membership. OFFICERS President Belvin Cox Secretary ANNETTE Page B.S.U. Greater Council Representatives Betty Jo Blackwood, Raymond Howell President, Howard Union Bill Hales President, Truett Union Roy Hood President, Lee Union Delsie Rowe President, Campbell Union Ann Blanton President, Burkot Union Jim Rock RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLUB The Religious Education Club was organized in OFFICERS 1954 for the purpose of promoting enthusiasm in ' ' ' ' ' Bruce Ayscue Vice-President Raymond Howell the held of Religious Education. The Club informs Secretary-Treasurer Rebecca Brafford and acquaints its members with the work of Re- Program Chairman Ann Blanton ligious Education. ' Chairman Betty Medford Reporter Barbara Riddle I SUNdAV SCHOOL General Superintendent J. NuRKEY Bond Faculty Advisor Ora C. Cansler Greater Council Margaret Carter Kay Fore Kathy Rowland Coach Hargrove Davis Dr. L. H. CampbeU 4£ ftimh Coach Fred McCall G. A. Tripp Instead of each dormitory having a Sunday School class of its own, this year we divided the dormi- tories into two large classes, the National League and the American League. NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE Dorms in this League are: Britt Layton and Amiex Day and Treat Dorms in this League are: Kitchin Pearson Community students STUDENT CO-SUPERINTENDENTS Lloyd Allen Louise Bray SNAPSHOTS OF RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES Clui|itl program about B. S. U. Convention Refreshment hour for new students Christmas Nativity Program Working for the banquet B. S. U. Choir Performs! SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS President Bill Tunstall Vice-President Billy Moss Secretary and Treasurer Jean Jones Program Chairman Barbara Kelly Reporter Jean Jones Faculty Advisor Miss Charlotte Mix This year marks the first year of the Spanish Club Organization. The members of the club are those who take Spanish. Through this club we want to make Spanish more interesting and to increase our knowl- edge and vocabulary. RAP 0 CLUB OFFICERS President Dan Linnet Vice-President J. W. Kilpatrick Secretary -Treasurer Joe Earnshaw Director Bill Tunstall The purpose of the Campbell Radio Club is to give young men. who are interested in Radio, a chance to gain experience through our facilities and to better acquaint the people of North Carolina with Camp- bell College through our recorded pro- grams. In the near future the Campbell Radio Club plans to install a campus radio station. ALPHA BETA OAAtMA OFFICERS Bill Boone — National President and Presi- dent of Zeta Chapter. Joyce Lynn Secretary Ted Williams Treasurer Tommy Gunter Sergeant at Arms Mrs. G. T. Proffit Advisor Alpha Beta Gamma is an honorary and social chemistry fraternity organized to promote interest in the field of chemistry and to create fellowship among students in chemistry. Each member must have met the requirements of scholarship, conducted an experiment or presented an original paper before the initiatory assembly, and have a good moral standing. The Chemis- try fraternity of Campbell College is the Zeta Chapter of the Alpha Beta Gamma. FUTURE TEA CHERS CLUB An organization of tomorrow ' s teachers as they show interest in their profession today. EPSILON PI ETA OFFICERS President La Rue Denning Vice-President Josephine Hayes Secretary-Treasurer Christine Sutton Social Chairman Sarah Nell Johnson Publicity Chairman Gayle Howard Program Chairman Jimmy Quillin Faculty Advisor Robert Hogg The Epsilon Pi Eta Honor Society, which was organized at Campbell in 1928 to promote character, leadership, and scholarship, is made up of high school seniors and college students who have maintained an average of 90 or aliove for a years work and who have participated in some extracurricular activities. The aims of Epsilon Pi Eta are represented on ihe (Jrcck letter ke with the open Hihle for (haraiter: the lighted torch for leadership, and the scrcjll for seliolarship. OFFICERS President BiLLY Wilson Vice-President Jewel Gay Secretary Nancy Hamilton Treasurer Kay Kerley Faculty Advisor James Faison ETA PI OFFICERS President Helen Manning Kice-fresirfent. DuREMA SiMMONS Secretary Helen Garner Treasurer Linda Fincannon Social Chairman Betty Jo Blackwood Reporter Margie Eanes Faculty Advisor Lenore Doromal Eta Pi was organized to create an interest in Home Economics. The pur- pose of this organization is to better acquaint girls with care of the homes and for vocational training. KITCHEN KLUB The Kitchen Klub is composed of those students who work in, and are associated with, the Marsh- banks Dining Hall. The Klub was organized for the purpose of establishing a more efficient service, creating a better relationship among the staff mem- bers, and to act as a social activity. OFFICERS President Lloyd Allen Vice-President Clifton White Secretary Jeane Barnes Treasurer Bruce Ayscue Reporter Kathryn Rowland Program Chairman Nancy Blevins SOCiAL COMMITTEE The Social Committee ' s function is to provide dif- ferent types of entertainment for the student body. The committee prepared a night of entertainment the night preceding the start of the Christmas holidays and plan in the future to have more social activities. MEMBERS Margaret Cholerton Lou Eaton Co-Chairmen Linda Fincannon Waldo Godwin Bobby Bennett Bill Sledge Johnny Byrd Advisor Mrs. Hopson .-u-, .1  ■ ■ ' PUBLICATIOUS PINE BURR Working Almost finished ! Co-Editors CAMPBELL COLLEGE NEWS Going to 6,000 alumni quarterly is the Campbell College News, the oflic ' ial administrative organ used to keep graduates and friends of Campbell College informed. The magazine highlights current events and future attractions which interested alumni need and want to know. Lynn Barry CREEK PEBBLES CREEK PEBBLES Published bi-weekly during the school year as the official organ of the student body of Campbell College. Editor Billy Wilson Associate Editor Jean Bond Managing Editor Melville Reid Sports Editors Henry Howard, Johnny Strickland Feature Editors Steve Stephenson, Kay Fore, Lib Yow Reporter FoRDYCE PacE Typist Ann Hamner Business Manaiier Leon Ennis Advertising Manager Genair Stephens Advertising Staff P. H. Denning, D. G. Gomedella Artist Joe Fornal Feature Writer George Peacock Advisory Committee Mr. Phelps, Business; Mr. Barry, Photographic; Mr. Kennedy, Editorial. f., m.mJ o n I „ ••«•    ' . u H CAMPBELL COLLEGE CHOIR The Campbell College Choir, under the direction of Charles Horton, sang over 21 concerts during the past year in churches and colleges throughout North Carolina. From the larger choir of sixty voices, forty were selected for a two-week tour during March. Some of the cities visited by the choir were Zebulon, Wil- mington, Kinston, Greensboro, Louisburg, Charlotte, Reids- ville, Statesville, Lenoir, and Asheville. OFFICERS Fresideni Steve Stephenson Vice-Presideiu Roy Williams Secretary-Treasurer LauRA Perry Choir Manager Larry Gupton Assistant Choir Manager RAYMOND HoWELL Librarian Dixie Edwards Assistant Librarians Bruce Ayscue, Annette Page Chapel Chairman Mary Rose Parnell Cuarles Horton Director BETA MU KAPPA An organization composed of selected choir members from the Sophomore Class who have been outstanding in their work in the College Choir through at- tendance, co-operation, loyalty and per- formances. This year marks the end of Beta Mu Kappa and hereafter will be combined with the College Choir organization for convenience of purpose. MOZART MUSIC CLUB The Mozart Music Club is composed of all music students who study pri- vately either voice, piano, organ or violin. The mem- bers of the club perform monthly for the music fac- ulty and present one pro- gram each month for the entire student body. The club also sponsors concerts by guest artists during the school year. OFFICERS Larry Gupton President Nancy Blevins Reporter Polly Yow Social Chairman Gerry Matthews Chapel Chairman MUSIC BVEHTS ■ m I KFjflm feA. a ' ! HiMbf rv i Ui ' ; . ' ; i - ' ' ' ■ 1 %K liwSwK ' ' sr ,1 i % A f I t fnPM[|k jg Iki..! RK ' ' es - ' r ' i |r WK Jk s. m I V i J  mLjs i m K i| 1 V Wl rW Am k. . ymm M Local school children meet the cast of Amahl. CAST Steve Stephenson Bob Vaughn Billy Lee Leighton Lovette Jackie Richards Mrs. Charles Horton Choir Christmas I ' roeran MUSIC EVENTS Choir Rehearsal The Choir Christmas Party Laura ' s favorite class! Matk entertains CONCERTS Gotham Concert Trio Don Cossacks Choir and Dancers Archer and Gile, Ballad Singers THE LITTLE THEATRE OFFICERS President Roy Williams Vice-President Dan Linney Secretary and Treasurer Betty Rhodes Reporter Jean Bond Faculty Advisor C. M. Billings PELT I PS I OMEGA OFFICERS Director Roy Williams Sla e Manager Tommy Dorsey Business Manager Betty Rhodes Faculty Advisor C. M. Billings Delta Psi Omega is the National Junior College Honorary Dramatics Fraternity. The Campbell College Chapter has twelve active members who were invited into the fraternity after demonstrating their skill and artistry on the stage. INITIATION Left to right: Nancy Hughes Bill Smith Roy Williams Betty Rhodes Robert Mutzberg Lenore Ebeling Dan Linney Lloyd Allen r D ( IAt l EVENTS The Importance of Being Ernest I d The College Little Theatre began its ' 56-57 season with a lively production of Oscar Wilde ' s comedy, The Importance of Being Ernest. In December, as a contribu- tion to the Holiday festivities, the Little Theatre and the Music Department com- bined talents and produced a sensitive and beautiful opera, Menotti ' s Amahl and The Night Visitors. In the Spring, the Annual District Drama Festival was held in the College Auditorium. Plays presented at this Festival were judged, and awards were presented to those winning high ratings. Those winning high ratings were invited to perform at the Annual State Festival held in Chapel Hill. The final production of the year was a new presentation of Paul Green ' s The Highland Call. The show was jointly sponsored by the Harnett County Historical Association and Campbell Col- lege. Amahl ant, DRAMA EVENTS The Highland CaU Theatrical Makeup May Day ART DEPARTMENT Art Appreciation Qass Learning all about it Mrs. Tillman ' s Art Displays IHM. M Bv ' ' ' vRI : HI i I B i -4y MYRTLE ANN PHILLIPS Queen VELTON CHAMPION King ttJ JACKIE RICHARDS Maid-oj-Honor RUDY BROWN King ' s Attendant i i I rs Ann Poole Mavis Thomas Barbara Riddle Margie Eanes Sue Murphy Betty Jo Blackwood Nina Wheeley Lib Yew Eley Newsome Bill Hunter Johnny Strickland George Peacock Doug Dean Bill Smith Bobby Lawson Dean Brown V WHO ' S WHO Friendliest DIXIE EDWARDS BOB VAUGHN Most Dependable JOHNNY STRICKLAND LAURA PERRY WHO ' S WHO Most Athletic BARBARA BUTLER DOUG PERRY Most Versatile NINA WHEELEY ROY WILLIAMS WHO ' S WHO Most Likely to Succeed GEORGE PEACOCK ANN STROUD WHO ' S WHO Most Intellectual KAY KERLEY BILLY WILSON HENRY HOWARD GERRY MATTHEWS QUEENS Homecoming ESTHER JOYNER Halloween MARGIE EANES CARTER GYM Hargrove Davis, Mrs. Frances Lluyd, Fred McCall THE COACHES There is a widespread interest in athletics in America. This is evidenced iiy the wiiolesome in- fluence whicli lliis phase of educational learninj; is instrumental in develo[)ing the youth of our country. As much as aTiy other activity in edu- cation, athletics emphasize personal (pialities, high degree of initiative, moral and physical courage, and a respect for the ])rinciplcs of good physical and mental health. Athletic teams are fostered and encouraged as an integral part of the educational process. This process is to develop the individual into a well rounded personality capable of meeting the de- mands of society. Winning and losing in competitive sports will teach the partici[)aiil to take success and defeats graciously, which is beneficial training in the reali- ties of livelihood. WOMEN ' S VARSITY BASKETBALL Jean Junes, Dixie Edwards, Nancy Hughes, Nancy Hamilton, Barbara Medlin, Faye McDonald, Yvonne Joyce, Helen Manning, Faye Johnson, Anne Kinlaw, Carolyn Efird, Ann Stephens. CAMELETS Myrtas Frazier Forward Helen MA N1I G Guard Nancy Hughes Forward Anne Kinlaw Guard Barbara Butler Forward Faye Johnson Guard CARTER GYM Hargrove Davis, Mrs. Frames Lluid. Fred McCall THE COACHES There is a widespread interest in atliietics in America. This is evidenced hy the wholesome in- flnence wliicli this |)hase of echuational learnin-; is inslriitiiental in deveh)pinf; the youth of i nr conntry. As niiuli as any other activity in edu- cation, athletics emphasize personal qualities, high degree of initiative, moral and physical courage, and a respect for the principles of good phvsical and mental health. Athletic teams are fostered and encouraged as an integral part of the educational process. This process is to develop the individual into a well rounded personality capable of meeting the de- mands of society. Winning and losing in competitive sports will teach the participant to take success and defeats graciously, which is beneficial training in the reali- ties of livelihood. WOMEN ' S VARSITY BASKETBALL Jean Junes, Dixie Edwards. Nancy Hughes, Nancy Hamilton. Barbara Medlin, Faye McDonald, Yvonne Joyce, Helen Manning, Faye Johnson, Anne Kinlaw, Carolyn Efird, Ann Stephens. CAMELETS iMlRTAS I-KAZIER Forward Helen Manning Guard Nancy Hughes Forward Anne Kinlaw Guard Barbara Butler Forward Faye Johnson Guard CAMELETS Babbar. Kelly Foruard Nancy Hamilton Guard Carolyn McCarson Forward Peggy Spencer Forward voNNE Joyce Guard Faye McDonald Guard Co-Captains Barbara Butler Anne Kinlaw Coach, Hakgrove Davis Manager, Kay Fore MSN ' S VARSITY BASKETBALL Tommy Harrell Henry Howard Johnnie Strickland Ronald Sherron Mark Prince Eley Newsome Clarence Walton James Perry Joe Creech Doug Perry Larry McCranie Manager, Lou Eaton Co-Caplains James Perry Johnny Strickijvnd Coaches Fred McCall Hargrove Davis Score Keeper Johnny Byrd CAMELS Doug Perry Forward Eley Newsome Center James Perky Forward -Center Jay Bancroft Forward Ie.nkv Howard Guard JoiliNNY StRICKLAiND Guard CAMELS Clarence Walton Center Larry McCranie Guard Mark Prince Foru ' ard Ronald Sherron Guard Tommy Harkell Guard Joe Creech Forward BASEBALL ' 55 - ' 5 6 First TOW, left to right: Manager Lou Eaton, James Perry. Jerry Gaskins, Harold Ellen, Fred Woodfin, Rudy Brown, Manager Roy Williams. Second roiv: Joe Creech, Wade Nixon. James Faircloth, Phil Brown, Gerald Edwards. Third row: Velton Champion. Marion Hargrove. Cecil Elmore, Jerry Ennis, Billy Dunn, Larry Smith, Bobby Spencer. Fourth row: Bruce Shelly, Billy Graham, Daniel Ballard, Sandy Pate, Tommy Gunter. v: Coach Hargrove Davis I i ' , l f BASEBALL t ,1 .-■«3 - -r . J: Intielders Uulfifklt rs Pitchers Catchers Second-string Infielders BOXING Gerald Edwards, Larry McCranie, Richard Heck, Ray Challender. Not Pictured: Jerry Salmon, Pat Stillwell. IHTRAMURAL SPORTS REFEREES Intramural Sjiorl ' s Referees — Jerry Oliver, Lulher RatclifF. Bill Teinplelon, Darrell Dorsett, Dan Moss. MONOGRAM CLUB Front row, left to right: Johnnie Strickland, Vice-President; Velton Champion, President; Rudy Brown, Chaplain; Henry Howard, Secretary-Treasurer. Second row: Tommy Gunter, Gerald Edwards, Larry McCranie, James Perry. Third row: Joe Creech, Phil Brown, Lou Eaton. Billy Dunn — Not Pictured. ATTRACTIONS IN THE MONOGRAM TALENT SHOW Polly Yow Doug Perry CHEERLEADERS Marie Crowe Chief, Linda Sherard, Cindy Gordon, Ann Hamner, Eleanor Van Hook. Margaret Cholerton, Dianne Sutton, Don Blankenship, Sonny Oliver. TOURNAMENT In the huddle HOME ' COMING Crowning of the Queen The Queen ' s Court The Dorm that won! New Dorm Dorm Cup Presentation 1 I J I 1 i r j i — fl — STUVENT LIFE CLASSES % AFTER CLASSES Rag Mop She spoke too soon! Muggin ' it Up uhank This book just could not have been completed without an expression of appreciation to those who have made it possible. First of all. I want to say a big thank you to the staff and to all the friends we could draft when the deadline was so near. I wish I could name each of you. To Lynn Barry and his assistants my tlianks for the outstanding pictures. It was a long, tough pro- cess and working with such a rookie co-editor, I know, brought about undreamed of complications. The pictures were still great! This year, as in many years past, our individual portraits for the class section, superlatives, and May Court are the product of Haynes Studio in Raleigh. Thanks Mr. Haynes for your never- ceasing co-operation. To the faculty and students who turned in copy pertaining to clubs and athletics, I would like to say many thanks. My thanks to the firms and concerns who con- tributed to our book. Also, to Champ for his fine work on ads. Finally to our Faculty Sponsor, Robert L. King: words are futile in expressing our gratitude for your work and co-operation. You seemed never too busy to listen to all our problems and if pos- sible to provide the right answer. You have truly been a great friend to all the staff — my sincerest thanks to you, for all the time and interest you put in the 1956-57 Pine Burr. Edwards Broughton Co., Raleigh, has tra- ditionally printed the Campbell College yearbook. We are again indebted to them for their co-opera- tion in helping to make this yearbook possible. All my best wishes to the ' 58 staff of the PiNE Burr. Mary Rose Parnell Co-Editor COMPLIMENTS GOLD LEAF RESTAURANT FUQUAY SPRINGS, N. C. SMITHFIELD AUTOMOBILE DEALERS SMITHFIELD, N. C. COOPER ' S GROCERY FUQUAY SPRINGS, N. C. RANSDELL BROTHERS FUQUAY SPRINGS, N. C. PARKERS FURNITURE STORES FUQUAY SPRINGS, N. C. ACME CLEANERS FUQUAY SPRINGS, N. C. THE FOOD CENTER FUQUAY SPRINGS, N. C. BROCK CHEVROLET CO. UrULINGTON, N. C. KELLY ' S DRUG STORE LILLINGTON, N. C. J. E. WOMBLE SON LILLINGTON, N. C. POWELL MOTORS, INC. LILLINGTON, N. C. CITY MARKET LILLINGTON, N. C. W. A. CAMERON LILLINGTON, N. C. FIRESTONE HOME AUTO SUPPLY HARNETT COUNTY NEWS CAMPBELL COLLEGE BOOKSTORE FOR EVERY STUDENTS ' NEED VISIT THE BOOK STORE Ouned and Operated by- Campbell College BUIES CREEK, N. C. COLLEGE CAFE Owned and Operated By BILL MAMIE Compliments of SANDWICHES and PLATE LUNCHES A FRIEND BuiES Creek, N. C. 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