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

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i r V This student learns more about Campbell, while his faithful dog scans the surroundings. Paul Morton lounges in front of D. Rich to girl watch, Ginny Matthews isn ' t just another one of Campbell ' s smiling faces. Kim Eberhard, Kim Robinson and Donna Jackson can live together even out of their suite. Opening — 13

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Succession On March 26, 1934 James Archibald Campbell died. Eight days later, his son, Leslie Hart- well Campbell, was selected to become Camp- bell ' s second president. Leslie Campbell served the school in many capacities, for more than half a cen- tury. Under his guidance, the school became the third largest private school in North Carolina. The stu- dent body grew from a small junior college with 312 students to a four-year fully accredited senior col- lege with 2200 students. con ' t on page 14 - Opening

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Reformation Leslie Campbell retired in 1967. In June of 1967, Norman Adrian Wig- gins was elected President of Campbell. Dr. Wiggins brought many new ideas into his Presiaency. Camp- bell ' s School of Law was created in 1976, and Campbell now offered off-campus programs at Fort Bragg. In 1977 and 1978 the graduate pro- frams for Education and usiness Administration, respectively, began. Campbell continued to grow and established pro- grams in Belfast, Ireland and Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. In 1979, Camp- bell College became Camp- bell University. Campbell continued to attract students and the academic programs grew. The Business Administration program went over very well, as a result, the Lundy Fetterman School of Business was established in 1982. con ' t onpage 15 With comics, grapes, and a smile, Betty Honeycutt is well equipped for the semester. Michael Cash relishes the last few minutes before class. A short huddle before Congress convenes. Matt Cockman is so hungry he ' s started eating name tags. Antionette Birknes, is that you? cning