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

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MR. B. P. MARSHBANKS After more than four decades in the service of Campbell College as teacher and business manager, Professor B. P. Marshbanks re- tired in 1950 to the strenuous role of a full-time farmer. His vigor and enthusiasm in this activity belie his advancing years. Church and family interests consume his spare time. - Wf MISS ADA MACK OVERBY A faithful worker who began her connection with the college in the role of secretary to Dr. J. A. Campbell in 1926, Miss Ada Mack Overby has spent her recent years at her home in Angier. Her love for Campbell College continues unabated and her occasional visits to the campus afford mutual pleasure. MISS ORA C. CANSLER Confronted with a personal responsibility of aiding a sightless brother as housekeeper and companion, Miss Ora Cansler severed her connection with the college in January, 1960. Those who knew her as teacher, colleague, and friend, are all the richer for the last- ing impression of her faithful and effective witness. MR. JOHN E. AYSCUE From the first year of the junior college. Professor John E. Ays- cue has lived in the hearts of his students. Tall and erect, his frame and his loyalty stand upright as a witness to the best traditions of Campbell College. Recalled from retirement on two occasions, Mr. Ayscue has been living near Raleigh, out of sight, but not out of mind of those who loved him. THE REVEREND CHARLES B. HOWARD Since his retirement, the Reverend Charles B. Howard continues his busy calendar of evangelistic meetings at churches scattered throughout the Southeast. For a change of pace, his brief visits home are given over to arduous, physical exertion, beautifying his home and improving his property. Always, he is a man in motion — a man bent on a mission. 30

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Top row. left to right: Mrs. W. p. Lawrence, Secretary; Mrs, Jack Ragland, Attendance Recorder; Mrs. A. B. Johnson Transcript- Mrs. Milton Stephenson, Secretary to Public Relations. Second row: Mrs. Donald Keyser, Secretary; Miss Mabel Burt. Library Assistant; Mrs. Lee Knight, Libraru Assistant- Miss Hazel Stewart, Assistant Dietitian. Third row; Mrs. Elijah Dean, Bookkeeper of Dining Hall; Mrs. Jesse Stewart, Dining Hall Staff; Mrs Russell Stewart Dining Hall Staff; Mrs. Clyde Upchurch, Clerk of Day Student Lounge. Bottom row; Mrs. Spainhour, Dining Hall Staff; Mrs. H. B. Giles, Laundry Staff; Mr. Sherill Giles, Laundry Staff- Mr Alfred Giles, Laundry Staff. a u ■ .

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Alumni Executive Cominittee A. Hartwell Campbell President Greenville, North Carolina Alumni Council Mrs. Helen Carr Bigham Charlotte, North Carolina Dr. Bruce Blackmon Buies Creek, North Carolina The Reverend J. Boyce Brooks Greensboro, North Carolina Norman A. Wiggins Vice-President Winston-Salem, North Carolina Jack Kitchin Norfolk, Virginia Mrs. E. H. Lasater Secretary and Treasurer Buies Creek, North Carolina Mrs. Mac Satterwhite Oxford, North Carolina C. A. Dandelake Four Oaks, North Carolina Douglas Dean Clayton, North Carolina Joe Easom Butner, North Carolina Robert Harris Spray, North Carolina Dr. Leopold M. Hays High Point, North Carolina Berles Johnson Lillington, North Carolina Glen R. Jernigan Charlotte, North Carolina The Reverend John B. McCrimmon Bladenboro, North Carolina Mrs. T. Bragg McLeod Charlotte, North Carolina Miss Gerry Matthews Erwin, North Carolina J. EvERETTE Miller Raleigh, North Carolina H. P. Naylor Roseboro, North Carolina Mac Satterwhite Oxford, North Carolina Mrs. LeRoy Townsend Lumberton, North Carolina 31