Chowan College - Chowanoka Yearbook (Murfreesboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1940 volume:

Archives ■ ' l. jt ' c cif-ii • - ' - Zcxt v nzLzzzzz rrrrrriTTi ' The C HOWANOKA olume SNVV«« , I .•iuxcJJ ytRlTAS: ' i s ••••• •••■ y EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS Chowan Junior College MUBFREESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA t; y y y : V77 77777 7 . ' 77 77Z7fi ai; 77:r- 7 7V77-; 7T77zZ2 rzjTTzrr rn Foreword We N ' ish to thank members oi? the Faculty and other friends for their assistance in pubUshing this, the first Annual cf Chowan Junior College. It has been our earnest effort in preparing this volume to reflect in it the life of our Alma Mater. To the present students and friends — We trust that this volume will give a glimpse of the individual, comic and tragic ex- periences Of college life, which too soon become memories that make college life more glorious. Wte hope that it will bring oack the memories of bygone days, and increase your sympathy and usefulness for your Alma Mater. Trusting that our college may shine with ever increasing brilliance in volumes of Chowan ' s yet unborn, we present to you this — THE ANNUAL FOR 1940 y - - ; : K ziiz ziiizn777rrrrrrriTi7Ti777r 7r z77 Tzrrrr o RDER of DOOK B Book I ADMINISTRATION Book n CLASSES Book in ATHLETICS Book IV ACTIVITIES Book V ADVERTISING K- Z 77 77777777777Z77 7 7Z 7Z77777777Z77!v7v :ji IIZIZZZZZZZZZZZIZZZIZZZTJrZl 1177117 . EDICATED to the Parents Of our student body whose foresight and devotion have provided us with the opportunity of an education 77 777xJJI Z777777Tr77777722 Z Z277777 777 Y777Z7777TlI 7 IIZ i W JJTZn-rrrrTTTi-T ' rrrrT-rirrrrTTrTrrTTirTrTrTT ALMA MATER On the plains of Carolina Neaith her skies so blue Stands our noble Alma Mater, Glorious to view. With her classic walls and columns Looks she proudly down, Reaped against the arch of heaven With the stars for crown. By Meherrin ' s rippling waters Where the sunbeams play; We, her Icyal sons and daughters Pledge our love for aye. Praise to her! God grant His blessing May he give rich store. Chowan, we wiU ever cherish, Love her evsr more. z - A A- - y w ' Yrrrz.w y ADMINISTRATION BUHDING I ' yrT77r7rrT77TI77777rrr.V7777ZZr77T7T7 ' rr7777-rZ7Zr . ' 77 r 777T 2ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ ZZZ2ZZZZ2ZZZ2 r. ■5 EAST BUILDING AND COUUEGE BELL ZD 22Z222ZZZ2ZZ2ZZZZZZZZZ2ZZ2SZ222ZZ2ZZ22Z2ZZZZ znzzizzni 23 OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION J. L. Carrick, M. A., B. D., D. D President ' . G. E. Burdick, M. A Registrar Mrs. J. L. Carrick Dean of Women ■ J. M. Powell, M. A Field Secretary ' Elizabeth Beaten Librarian Hazel Edens Secretary to the President Tvlrs. R. E. Summers Dietitian % G. E. Burdick, M. A. Director of AtlUetics ? FACULTY FOR 1939-40 ■ GEORGE E. BURDICK. M. A Professor of Science B. A., Milton College; M. A., University of Wisconsin; Ithaca College of Physical Education. - J. L. CARRICK, D. D. Professor Of Bible B. A., Wake Forest College; M. A., University of Pennsylvania: B. D., Crozer Seminary; D. D., Chowan College. MARTHA ELIZABETH EDWARDS, Ph.D Professor oi Mathematics. B. A., University of North Carolina; M. A., ibid; Ph.D., ibid GRACE GARDNER, B. A Head of Commercial Department ■ B. A., La Grange College; Commercial Diploma, Central y Night School, Atlanta; Acccunting, Bowling Green University; Modern School cf Business, Decatur, Georgia. THELMA H. PEARSON, M. S. . . Professor of Home Economics B. S., Iowa State College; M. S., Iowa State College. GLADYS HOBSON SLEDD, M. A Professor of History antt ■ Sociology. B. S., State Teachers College, FarmviUe, Virginia; M. A., Wake Forest College; University of Maryland ' Summer y School, 1934-35. J. M. POWELI,. M. A . Professor of English B. A., University of Richmond; M. A., University of Virgini a. EILEEN I. KELLY, M. A Professor of Foreign Langua5es A. B., Ba ' nard College; M. A., Columbia University Diplome A de ITTniversite de Paris. y. MRS. M. E. WHITEHEAD, B. S.— Professor of Physical Education y B. S., College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, Virginia. ELIZABETH BEATON Librario.n College of William and Mary. 1? _ VyjjV luil[ lllirrr r! ; ; ; iijjjj j r n f!-:rr rrrr 777 Yrr:---rT7T-rrr. TTV7TTTTTTTT- r-ZT7-Zr7TrZT77TZ7TT TTrTT7U DR. J. L. CARRICK I President MRS. J. L. CARRICK Dean of Women TVTrrr . 1 :v:-77;-V cJ Z7ZZ V77V7 7 7 7 V7 Officers of Administration GLADYS SLEDD MRS. M. E. WHITEHEAD GRACE GARDNER HAZEL EDENS ; fe 77Z 777777ZV777777777Z. -7Z777777777Z Z7 jrrrT7rTTTrnV7T- TTTTT7 rT77TrT7TZrr7777T. Officers of Administration iP GEORGE E. BURDICK MARTHA EDWARDS EILEEN I. KELLY THELMA PEARSON J. M. POWELL MRS. R. E. SUMMERS zzza ' 777?r ( i i ' r7Zinrr7rrnT J y r ;r7rrTrrrrTT77 V. T7 n TTT7Tr7T 7T777-7-T7-ZTTTr7-rT7T7 TTr7r r77 r77y77Tr7r7i Senior Class 0 cers ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS JOHN TAARTIN FOREHAND • • PresiOeilt MILDRED FOJTRELL Vice-President JOSIE LASSITER Secertary HAZEL STOREY Treasurer SIBYL TAYLOR Keportei MR. J. M. POWELL ■ • Adviser CLASS DAY OFFICERS HAZEL STOREY Valedictorian EDITH WARRICK Salutatorian I LOUISE BRITT Historian . rt 1, pOSIE LASSITER Testator i ' [JOHN MARTIN FOREHAND Propnet BERNICE COBB Gif torian ELEANOR JENKINS I ' oet rT7r77r7rrrr7Tr7 T-r77Tr77r 7T 77TT777TT7Ui : 99 ? S? r- |b|i ilii4 „© (-0 9- 0X 7 77777 77 7Z; 7777?Zr K k n rjTrr TrTrrzTTJ-rrTTTZTTYjrrzTr. 1 %, .A C ' .. : 4 ' 7 7 77777Z- 7777Z S vuj: r 77-T7Trr7- rr7TTTr7irr iT7T7rz7 7- yjj ; r7r 7i y i Senior Class Superlai ives Best All Around Girl Sibyl ' laylor Best All Around Boy John M. Forenand Most Popular Girl Mary Snipes Prettiest Girl Mildred Futrelle Cutest Girl Mary Snipes Most Dependable Girl Edith Warricir Most Dependable Boy John M. Forehand Best Athlete Girl Genevive Mann Best Sport Girl Loraine CaUir. Most Intelligent Girl Hazel Storey Quietest Boy Rudolph Copeland k V ' r n r: ru u 7rnT mi7 i inTn n7:7n:r :m ' ' Tr: rTZ7rr77 ' nr Trrrrr : TrT77777r7T7 ' ' 7777i rz m Junior Class Officers HAROLD WHITE President EUDORA HELMS Vice-cTesideiit BETTY CHTTTY Secretary ROBERT PARKER Treasurer DOUGLAS PARRAMORE reporter MISS GLADYS SLEDD Adviser L i () sf )k ' f T77TTr7ri777 r777 ' 1 c;.i fv: 1] o, : , Corjr.erclsl ie i oler. Javi ' c!a3 C X ' i:.- ' s ' . Jf - - Oy i ' t , ' - t 1 ;;:il l- Pi 0m0 gM00 0000000 fir 0 i00 0 nirM4 y . V r r VAV vyy v y A ;r ;g TJTrrrrr ' .rrrrrrrTTrr ' rjTzrzziZZlUUlIZM ; I k Chowanoka Staff JOSIE LASSTTER Editor JOHN MARTIN FOREHAND Business Manager HAZEL STORY Assistant Editor MILDRED FUTRELLB Advertising Manager CHRISTINE COX 1-yplst J. M. POWKTT. Faculty Adviser ' P7T77Z7r77rr rr r 7 r rr f r : r7iTrTTM fWZLZZ y Alathenian Literary Society Motto: We Seek Truth ana Wisdom Color: YeUow and White OFFICERS HAZEL STORETY Presiaent ELEANOR JENKINS Vice-President EVELYN STEWART Secretary MILDRED FUTRELLE Treasurer NELLIE RAE DILDAY Ciiapiain DAPHYNE PARKER Sergeant-at-Arms MEMBERS Lorraine Callis Bernice Ccbb Helen Credle Helen Davis Clorine DeLoatche Nellie Rae DUday Clara Forehand Dorothy Forehand Mildred Futrelle Eleanor Jenkins Virginia Long Bernice Martin Elizabeth Matthews Ruth MitcheUe Kathryn Payne Daphyne Parker Nancy Rosser Margaret Slade Eloise Spivey Evelyn Stewart Hazel Storey Jessie Mae Vaughan Juanita Ward Alice AAHiitley v J7 m:r:m mu rr um u 7 :rn mTnrnzA . RiZZZZ y .rrrrTT7-77 r7T7-Tnn-T-rrrrT77- 7TJ7 uzzzzm Lucalian Literary Society Motto: We Make Light To Shine Colors: Green and White OFFICERS EDITH WARRICK President JOSIE LASSITER ... Vice-Presidenc LOUISE BRTTT Secretar3 ' GENEVIVE MANN Treasurer HORTENSE FUTRELLE Chaplain EDITH MATTHEWS Sergeant-at-Arnis MEMBERS Helen Alston Estelle Bass Louise Britt Elizabeth Blanchard Betty Chitty Christine Cox Hortense Futrelle Eugenia Gregory Eudora Helms Margaret Home Josie Lassiter Genevive Mann Doris Knight Martin Eugie Massey Edith Matthews Loyce Outland Madelyn Parker Louise Parker Betsy Ann Riddick Florence Robertson Doris Lee Smith Mary Snipes Sibyl Taylor Edith Wairick Lucille White J777 777 7 Trr77r7Trrr777 7777777 7777 77I7 7 7777777TrTn7T77TTT; kV TTT ■ ; 7 7 7 AA aiATHENIAN LITERARY SOCIEry LUCALIAN LITERARY SOCIETY VTm77nTrn ' m ru 777 m ' rniTm7m : r ' rT77 V . ' ' ZLLZnillZZLZZZZZZZZIZZZZZZZZIZZZZIl unz y V V. PIERIAN LITERARY OFFICERS Motto: A Little Knowledge is A Dangerous Thing, Drink Deep or Taste Not the Pierian Spring. Colors: Red and WMte OFFICERS C. Bailey Jones President Jack Futrelle Vice-President Raleigh Phelps Secretary John Martin Forehand • • iTeasurer Dr. Elizabeth Edwards SPONSORS Mr. J. M. Powell CHARTER MEMBERS Winston Dudley Robert Forbes John Martin Forehand J. R. Freeman, Jr. Jack Futrelle S. L. Goddard Thomas Benthall Norris B. Boone Rudolph Copeland Page Futrelle James Matthews Harold White MEMBERS Miss Gladys S ' edd Carter Jones C. Ba ley Jones J. G. Long Douglas Parramore Raleigh Phelps Joe Ed Talley John L. Matthews Floyd Overton Deward Parker Robert Parker W. J. Parker Ben Wethington The Pierian Literary Society, the first boys ' Society ot ChoWan Junior College, was organized November 14, 1939. k TTTTTT? - ?? y .v ZrV k 4 V ' , li ANNUAL SOCIETY DAY Chowan College MURFREESBORO, N. C. February 22, 1940 ALATHENIAN • • Hazel Storey, Presiaent LUCALIAN Edith Warrick, President PIERIAN C. Bailey Jones, Presideni I 10:00 A. M Tennis Match Alathenian Kathryn Payne Alice Whitley Lucalian Hortense Futreli Margaret Home Pierian C. Bailey Jones Raleigh Phelps n. 3:30 P. M Basket Ball in. 7:30 P. M Formal Program Master of Ceremonies C. Bailey Jones A. READING CONTEST Sibyl Taylor Lucalian Nellie Rae Dilday Alathenian B. MUSIC C. DEBATE First Affirmative Evelyn Stewart, Alathenian First Negative Jack Futreli, Pieriari Second Affirmative Loyce Outland, Lucalian Second Negative Robert Forb es, Pierian D. REBUTTAL E. REPORT OF JUDGES IV. RECEPTION IN PARLOR MARSHALLS -C tf? ALATHENIAN Kathryn Payne Dorothy Forehand Jessie Mae Vaughan LUCALIAN Florence Robertson Eudora Helms Betty Chitty ; A VZI77r7ZIII7T77 7TniZZLLV : l 7ll -r 7777T77TrjTnT777r JJJL ' TTJ rrrrrrTy TTTT7 ■ TTTTTTi K ' a V i fc H ome tconomics Club CLUB ROLL MILDRED FUTRELLE Presiaent HORTENSE FUTRELLE Vice-President VIRGINIA LONG Secretary GENEVIEVE MANN Treasurer BERNICE COBB Reporter THELMA PEARSON Faculty Advisor Nellie Rae Dilday Edith Warrick Louise Parker Christine Cox Margaret Slade Eleanor Jenkins Katheryn Payne Helen Davis Betsy Ann Riddick Caroline DeLoatche Nancy Rosser Evelyn Steu ' art Sibyl Taylor Lucille White Carrie Rawls ' 7 r u rm7mu u u u ( ' u r , AJL ouncil JOE EDD TALLEY President GENEVIEVE MANN First Vice-President SIBYL TAYLOR Second Vice-President JOSIE LASSITER , Third Vice-President HAZEL STOREY Secretary LOUISE BRTTT Treasurer JOHN MARTIN FOREHAND B. T. U. Director ELEANOR JENKINS Y. W. A. Leader RALEIGH PHELPS Boys Sunday School Representative VIRGINIA LONG Girls Sunday School Representative BETTY CHITTY . Pianist HAROLD WHITE Chorister MISS PEARSON Faculty Advisor ll rrzn7777ZZ7Trzn iijjj ;j rT7T7r7TrrTTM J! Captain: Hortense Futrelle Manager: Genevieve Mann Coach: Mrs. M. E. Whitehead Estelle Bass Louise Britt Christine Cox Helen Credle Hortense Futrelle Eugenia Gregory Genevieve Mann Edith Matthews Daphyne Parker Betsy Ann Riddick Evelyn Stewart Juanita Ward j rrr77 n u zzn R I ' rr ' rrr777rrrrr i riz rT7T7J777T7T AA Basketball Captain: Deward Parker Manager: John M. Forehand Coach: G. E. Burdick Front Row, left to right: B ' en Carl Wethington, Norris Boone. Deward Parker, J. R. Freeman, Robert Parker, Thomas Benthal. Second Row, left to right: Floyd Overton, S. L. Goddard, C. BaUey Jones, Raleigh Phelps, Douglass Parramore, Carter Jones, John Martin Forehand. V ' J7 n 7 j jnj 7r r7 M ;J(p .- .x l UL |L-a .- lL :3k4 j J l l • CTuj ajLlt-t ■: -Tr7TTr777 r7 TT7-ZT- - TTT? eball T y t_ Coach: G. E. Burdick Manager: John M. ForeHana Front Row, left to right: Deward Parker, J. R. Freeman, Page Futrelle, Harpld ' White, Robert Parkier, Floyd Overton. Second Bow, left to right: Thomas Benthall, Bailey Jones, Norris Boone, Raleigh Phelps, Philip Parker, Ben Wethington, Carter Jones. J7 y r r 7r j ' T7r 7 7 rr 7 7T7rr7 r A i ' ' ' , i ' f . ' X y y - i, ' y x- Y Tjr7-T7Tr7T7TrrT7-r7-7-rT:r:rTTTT-r A : : 7jLAy ' ' ty«.CJ ZTrT77JTT77777TTr7-7r-A a W cUL PjU U 9 ; CLcUJ c - u. ' f ,. . z-? - y [ r f ff r JIIZZZZZI l7T77 rr77Tr I f W777r7 unzzz Trr T 77 : r J 1 ,M CHOWAN COLLEGE MURFREESBORO, N. C. EQUIP]VIENT: Ideally located, beautiful campus, building newly renovaited, and much new equipment. COURSES; Offers a two-year standard college course, oue and two-yeat commercial course, tv o-year Home Economics course STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Inter-csllegiate athletics, debating, lit- erary societies, swmp.ming, softball, and tennis. STANDARDIZATION: Work accepted by every college and uni- versity in North Carolina. Work recognized by the North Carolina State Department of Education. EXPENSES: Expenses reasonable. Room, board, and tuition $265 for 9 months. Scholarships of $50 given to valedictorians and $40 to salutatorians of all high schools for freshman year. For catalogue and other information address J. L. Carrick, President Murfreesboro, N. C. ?T777r7nT7r7T777T77Tr 77- r r r ?r nT77. R g TTTTTTTTrTTTy , For EFFicient Service and Guaranteed SatisFaction Try Nicholson ' s Pharmacy A Rexall Store Prompt Fountain Service Prescriptions a Specialty MURFREESBORO, N. C. 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Ferguson ' s Soda Shop Fountain Service College Students Welcome MURFREESBORO, N. C. y 7 7 7J Y rTrr r77TrT7T7irrTrTrr.rTT 7T7TrZIZZZIZZZIIZZZ2 .UJU Compliments oF Williams ' 5c 10c Store Murfreesboro, N. C. COMPLIMENTS Off TheEvansCo. MURFREESBORO, N. C. . THE STORE WHERE YOUR. DOLLARS HAVE MORE CENTS Fleetwood Cleaners MURFREESBORO, N. C. DIAL 2756 C. E. Vick ESSO DEALER CONWAY, N. C. COMPLIMENTS OF Draper, Taylor Johnson CONWAY, N. C. • M ( C h VT77;r7rnrrTTZ77T7Tri77rzz7J7Trrr7r77rrrrr7m rrrrTrn :S7777.V77r 7: - 7-:r7pi; y . - Whitehead Motor Co. Authorized Ford Dealer Sales Service Dial 2681 MURFREESBORO, N. C. Compliments of R. C. Produce Co. Murfreesboro, N. C. V iUf UlJV: m ' : rr 7 r r77Y. fW r TJTT-rrm-rrTTT-TTT ' r 7 ;r| A I ■ Stop at rinkley s Shoppe For Light Lunch Drinks MurfreesborO N. C. Chitty ' s Shoe Shop WORK DOME BY EXPERIEN- CED OPERATOR MURFREESBORO, N. C. ALL PHOTOGRAPHS IN THIS ANNUAL WERE MADE BY Grant ' s Studio Roanoke Rapids, N. C. 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Kdm i i , i I k V Tr7rrr U7Z ' Z7T777T777 , rr 7Zr77T77 777rrTT7U CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF 1940 TO THE UNDER GRADUATES TO THE SUPERINTENDENT TO THE PRINCIPAL AND TEACHERS We feel sure that the coopera- tion of the Inter-Collegiate Press has enabled you to enjoy a better Year Book than would Otherwise have been possible. HOOVER BROTHERS, Inc. KANSAS CITY. MO. Distributors for MILTON BRADLEY COMPANY SPRINGFIELD, MASS. KazzzzzzziZTii TZinZZL iTzzzzzznzzzznzziL zzzzzn. I TT ' ' ' 7 rrrrTrrTTjrTrrTTn TJrrrTTTTTJTZTTrrTyV v. ? r SENIORS of 1940 Do You Know that you can purchase a very appro- priate gift for your school —a gift that will perpetuate the memory oi the class of ' 40 for as little as $3.60? Our ' ' School Gift Service ' ' catalog contains pictures and full descriptions with prices on more than 300 items which have been se- lected for their suitability as class gifts and which you can purchase at a saving at prices ranging from $1.50 up. NA rite for Free Catalog Today You will be pleased with the up-to- date suggestions offered thru this service. I. C. P. SCHOOL GIFT SERVICE 615 Wyandotte Street Kansas City, Missouri T7Trr TTZjr77r7T. : rr 77Tn-7rrn77777nzizi7. .tD I