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

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Hypnotist Gil Eagles remains the most talked about guest entertainer of the fall semester. See Fellowship, page 32. The Social Science Club sponsored Leila Tvedt of WRAL-TV, one of several campus speakers during the academic year. See Lectures, page 139. The soccer team suffered bruises from a losing season their second year in NCAA competition. See Sports, page 145. The drama department continues to delight audiences as they did with the thriller, Dial M for Murder. See Arts, page 216 Some traditions never change. Purchasing class rings remains a highlight of college life. See Individuals, page 259.

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A Growing Experience We came from all walks of life. Rich kids drove to school in Cranadas, and Mom and Dad dropped off the less fortunate. We came from happy homes, broken homes, Protestant, Catholic, Jewish and Moslem homes. Some came from Buie ' s Creek, some from California, and others from Iran. We gained insight from the expo- sure, and we grew. Some of us came with the main purpose of finding a mar- riage partner. From orientation on, we had that one ultimate goal in mind. Some romances lasted and others ended in heartbreak, but we grew. We watched the 1977 basket- ball team place second in the NAIA national tournament. Through incredulous amaze- ment, we experienced triumph, and we grew. Those of us close to gradua- tion view the college years in different ways. Some see it as an ending experience. Others see it as a beginning experience. Perhaps it is best described as a growing experience.

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1979 Pine Burr Campbell College Buies Creek, N.C. Introduction 2 Fellowship 10 Academics 66 Administration and Staff 68 Faculty 88 Honors 126 Lectures 138 Groups 142 Sports 144 Government 184 Organizations 190 Arts 214 Individuals 232 In Memorium 316 Index 318 Acknowledgements 336